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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-09-10
World PIowinq Is
Called Boon For
Peace In World

PEBBLES, OHIO" Friendly in
ternational competition is a great
stimulus to world peace" accord
ing to James Frame, West Union,
Ohio, chairman of the Health and
Safety Committee for the Fifth
Annual Worlds Conservation Ex-
position and Flowing Contests, to
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-09-10

ORDINANCE NO. 1914
An Ordinance providing for the is
suance of notes by the City of Lon
don i'm anticipation of the issuance
of bonds for the purpose of the I'M
prOyement of whitaker Drive by
the construction Of curbs and gut
ters, n boulevard strip, and the paw
ing of said street, and declaring the
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-09-10

The devotion of thought to an
honest achievement makes the ac-
Movement possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-22
BY the Associated Press

Carlos Fernandez, a peppery
19-year-old will lead Brazil S
Davis Cup team against untried
Israel next week end. The teams
will play for the right to meet
the United States in the Ameri-
can Zone Davis Cup final.
Fernandez. junior member of
the team. earned Brazil's de-
cisive third point yesterday
against Canada in an Ameri-
can Zone second round match
at Montreal. He Wiped Don
Fontana, SO, 6-3, 1913, for his
second singles victory. Brazil
won the round, 80.
Watching from the stands
was the four-man Israeli team.
which drew a first round bye
and has yet to compete.
The European Zone final was
shaping up today. Italy polished
off Sweden, Al, yesterday and
Great Britain took a 2-1 lead
over Belgium.
Winner of the Brazil-Israel
match meets the United States
August 2 in the zone final at
Longwood, Brookline. Mass.
The Italian match thickened
the International atmosphere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-22
Drag Racers
Snup Streuks

A couple Of winning StreakS
were broken yesterday in the
drag racing program at AQuas-
CO Speedway. Leo Smith from
Norfolk spoiled Bob Bernar-
don's try for a third straight
top elimination trophy and Ell
ton Padgett Of Washington
handed Bob Brown his first
loss in 10 weeks in Glass SiB.
Smith, driving a Cadillac
powered 1882 Ford coupe. hit a
speed of l01.7 miles per hour
with an elapsed time of l44
seconds for the quarter mile.
Glass winners:
CLA--Wendell Chapman, Baltimore.
1897 Ford. Sb.7 mph, 1927 sec.
C/B-Leo Smith, Norfolk. Cadillac
powered 1882 Ford Coupe, 1917 mph,
CIC-Bob Bernsrdon. Hillside, Nd,
1899 Chevrolet Coupe with 1865
Chevrolet VS. engine. 96.7 mph, 1893
cLDGTex Randall. Hillside, Nd,
CIE-Bob Beade. WoodiaWn. Md.
1864 Ford, 1879 mph. 1888 sec.
AA-Nocholas Vosniak. Alexandria,
1867 Thurderbird, no speed OF time,
xIC-Dick Chappell, Washlnston.
XID-Don Clement. Silver Spring,
1857 Triumph, 756 mph, 1874 sec
A/sL-Ed Hursmann. Prince Frede-
rick, Md, 1867 Pontiac. se.1 mph.
s1s.eBn overtOn, Hillside, Nd.
1867 Chevrolet. 93 mph, 1911 sec
ALsLA-Henry Riley. Hillside. Nd,
1857 Chevrolet, SO mph, IS sec
S/A-Walter Ecker, Ellicott City.
Nd, 1867 Chevrolet, $40 mph, 10 ~
sec.
A/s/B - Frank Canfeld. silver
Spring 1855 oldsmobile. so mph.
1888 sec.
sB~Elton PadEett. Washington,
1857 Chevrolet. S6.7 mph. 1929 sec
sIc-Joe Tut. Washington. 1867
Chevrolet: 81 mph, 1873 sec.
SID-John zelina, Oxon Hill. Md.
1850 Oldsmobile, ia mph. 1877 sec
SLE-Edward Wilmer. Baltimore.
1853 Ford. % z mph. 2Oa7 sec
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-22
.Trot Features
Bd|timoreCard

BALTIMORE. July % (Spe-
cialt.-The $500 Dundalk
Trot is tonight's feature as
Baltimore Raceway begins the
last week of its meeting. but
the management has supplied
a couple of gimmicks to boost
attendance.
The first 1000 women to
arrive will be presented orchids,
and the first 1000 men will
receive rabbit feet.
In the feature fifth race. the
early favorite is Colonel Rod
ney despite two unsuccessful
efforts here in which he started
from outside post positions and
didn't place. Likely to press
him is Lockheart Royal, win
ner of four in a row. two at
Laurel and two here, with the
streak broken when he finished
second in a $4,000 trot last
week.
Two $1,000 PAGES, the sixth
and seventh races, are on to-
nights program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-22
BroziI to Face Israel
Next in Davis Cup Play

Nicola Pietrangeli of Italy
whipped Ulf Schmidt. To,
8-6. 6-3, 60. for the deci-
sive third point. Then Sweden
withdrew and defaulted the
final singles match.
Niels Rohlsson. Sweden's
nonplaying captain. refused to
talk about his teams with
drawal. The team also re-
fused to attend dinner party
the Italian Tennis Federation
had planned to give in their
honor.
Go and ask the Italian
Tennis Federation for COM
ment." was all Rohlsson said.
Michael Davies and Bobby
Wilson teamed in the doubles
for Great Britain to defeat
Philippe Washer and Jacky
Brichant. 6-3. 6-3. 3--6,
6-3.
Washer plays Wilson today
and Brichant opposes Davies
in the singles play. Washer
Wilson is rated tossup. But
Davies is expected to defeat
Brichant and clinch the round
for Britain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-22
Morciono to Help
Rudemucher Truin

COLUMBUS. Ga, July %
(P.-Rocky Marciano. former
heavyweight champion, comes
to Georgia today to aid Pete
Rademacher in workouts for a
proposed championship bout
with Floyd Patterson.
Marciano will spend a week
at the Lake Huston training
camp near here where Rade-
macher is making prepare lions
for his scheduled August % en-
gagement with Patterson.
Rocky will take part in Pete
Rademacher Day." activities
here tomorrow. Gov. Marvin
Griffin proclaimed July % in
honor of the amateur boxer
from Washington State.
Rademacher's bout with Pat
terson at Seattle. next month
hinges on a successful title de-
Tense by Patterson against
Hurricane Jackson July 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-22
Smith Captures
Sailing Trophy

CAMBRIDGE. Md. July %
R.-Charles Sonny Smith
of the Annapolis Yacht Club
today had possession Of the
Admiral Richard E. Byrd
Trophy for a second time, after
q victory in the Hampton
series of the 47th annual Cam
bridge Sail Regatta.
After finishing first in both
heats Saturday. Smith sailed
Uh-Oh II to third place in the
final yesterday to shade Bever-
ly Bryan of Cambridge, in
Leprechuan. by IL points.
Three sailors scored sweeps
in their categories. John Todd
in the Star series. Mike Phillips
in National One Designs and
Lloyd Emory in Jollys.
sm Ms%pt sns:nd / uH.oh Il; Charles
Smltn, Annapolis yacht Club, 64iz
O-1-3). ., Leprechuan, Beverly Bry-
an. Cambridge YC. 63 I2-2-S). 3,
early Es Ysl sird; Bob seidel' Annapolis Yc,
ro STARS T,.d . so0ms era Tive; John
=; Star OF Sea. Joseph Duplin,. Annap-
oils Yc. "a l6-2-0 3. Jade. John
Sherwood, Gibson Island &c, 23
r,,, PsnEuins: ]. LII psrlin'. Biz Nc
2, Spill Box, Jimmie Coll, Cambridge
YC, 7OA u-4-6l. 3. It'd Bit, Lance
strausbers, Glen Mar sailine Asset
National One Designs: |. Opus II.
Mike Phillips. Annapolis YC, 9N
'2-3-2) mo third place awardl.
Chesapeake l6: l. chicn, Dr. Joseph
veith, West River YC, 1914 U-2-5l.
., Shark, Hugh Wallace West River
YC.. l4A t3-3-1 3. Petunia. Joe
Han; Potomac River Yc. o.. dis
International IA: ]. Andiamo. Mark
Coholan. Bush River YC, 2Oia led.
?, .Sukoshi Maru. Bob Empey. Coro-
nado &c. 1914 ella. 3. (No boat
name), Bill Williams. Severn SailinE
Association. Is (5-3-3),
jolly boats: |, Frolie. Lloyd Emory.
sisrid; Robert Lynn, FishinE Bay Yc''
II 2-2-2 3, mo boat namel,
George Roper, Fishing Bay YC, 9 "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-22
By the Assoeiated Pres.

Alhambra has finished first
in all of his four races in a
strong bid for the 2-year-old
title. but the record books show
only three victories and a
fourth because of a foul by
Olymar, his stablemate.
Fred w. Hooper, Florida con-
Struction man who has cut
quite a figure in American rae
ing since his first purchase,
Hoop. Jr.. won the l945 Ken
lucky Derby, sent out both colts
in the S150,075 Arlington Flu
turity Saturday. And Alham-
bra finished first by 412 lengths
in the stake record time of
l:094s for 6 furlongs.
But Willie Hartack, the Ma
TONS winningest jockey,
claimed his horse, Sir Ruler,
had been bumped by Olymar
in the stretch. The judges
agreed and under Illinois Rae
ing Commission rules the en-
tire Hooper entry was disqual-
flied.
Leather Button, who had fin
ished second in the silks of
Sidney P Moore's Rockmore
Farms of Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
was placed first as Eddie Ar
caro- was deprived of his fourth
Futurity victory.
Eleven months ago in the
100000 added Washington
Park Futurity, Hooper cashed
in on disqualification when
his Greek Game finished sec
ond to California Kid, who was
set back for fouling. Hartack
was the rider of Greek Game,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-22
Tohoe HydropIone Race
Swept by Miss Wohoo

miles an hour in the fifth an
nual Mapes Cup races three
30-mile heats.
Rhodes and Muncey pro-
tested unavailingly against a
judges ruling that Miss Thrift
way and Miss Seattle had
jumped the starting gun in
the final heat. Miss Thriftway
beat Miss Wahoo by a half
lap in the regulation 10 laps
but was required by the judges
to run an 18th lap.
Miss Bardahl. owned by Nor
man Christensen of Seattle and
driven by Norman Evans of
Chelan. Wash, was the only
other boat to finish the final
heat behind Miss Wahoo and
Miss Thriftway. Miss Bardahls
speed average was 88.801 miles
an hour.
The crew-owned Hawaii Kai.
driven by Jack Regas of Liver
more, Calf. took third place in
point standings. however. with
first-place victories in its first
two heats. Hawaii Kali, built
and formerly owned by indus
trialist Henry Kaiser. dropped
out of the final heat with
carburetor trouble.
Miss Wahoo's point total
was a perfect 1000 for first
in three heats. Miss Thrift
ways score was 900, Hawaii
Kai's 800 and Miss Bardahl's
$50. The points count toward
the American Power Boat As
sociation's national champion
ship award.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-22
|Segers Take
Sailing Title

George and Bobbie Seger OF
Corsica River Yacht Club, today
rated high on the contenders
list for the 1857 international
Comet class crown.
The young couple won the
class territorial championships
on the steaming Potomac yes
terday among a field of. IA
shippers from the Chesapeake
Bay area and earned the right
to compete for the finals in
September.
1t was accomplished with the
widest margin of victory of any
of the three races sailed since
Saturday. Their boat, Swizzle,
was a whopping nine minutes
ahead of the second, Tim Black
woods from Corsica River.
In this windup race. Jack
Peters of st. Michaels, Md,
placed third and thus nosed
out Butch Michael of Gibson
Island for a final second spot
trophy. Tim Malone finished
fourth in the last race and
ended there, too. for class posi-
ton.
These four shippers qualify
for the international, which
will be held at Atlantic High
lands, N. j.
Seger formerly raced in the
national one-designs. while his
wife. who is now his crew, has
sailed Comets since she was
in pigtails.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-22
I'd German Boxer
Dies in 5 Weeks

CONSTANCE, Germany. July
% (R-Ferdinand May. 20
year-old West German boxer,
died yesterday of a brain hem
oirhsge which developed after
a boxing match Saturday night.
Boxing officials said May
complained of a severe head
ache after finishing no-deci-
sion fight against another Ger
man boxer. May tried to kill
the pain with headavhe pills.
but later tainted and was taken
to a hospital. where ne died
after an operation.
Mays death came five weeks
after another German boxer,
I23-year-old Karl Heinz Bick,
died in Dortmund after suffer-
ing a brain hemorrhage during
the 10th round of a fight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-22
Bob Thornton Among Stors
In SoIomons Power Regatta

SOLOMONS. Md. July %
(SpeciaD Bob Thornton Of
Silver Spring. Md. was among
the most successful pilots in
the 18th annual Solomons
Power Boat Regatta. a two-day
event which ended yesterday.
Thornton drove Demarara TO
victory in Glass F. stock hydroS
and Beverage to second place
in c stock hydros.
Herb Thornton of Alexan-
dria. Va. won with Little Bits
In the 225 and 266 class. run
together.
E. Bob Lerch of Washington
was third in A stock hydros,
6 seconds behind the runnerup,
Paul Price of Annandale, Va,
driving Patricia, was third in
48-claSs inboards.
Jimmy Campbell of Danville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-22
RedIunds Tied
For Lead by
Silver Spring

Silver Spring moved into a tie
for first place with Redlands In
the Montgomery County sand
lot baseball league after de-
feating p. J. Nee Of Rockville,
1874. yesterday at Richard
Montgomery High School.
Ernie Clifford, winning
pitcher. struck out nine in six
innings while hurting his team
to a 20 second-round record
and boosting his season record
TO 40. Clifford was relieved in
the sixth inning by Gene Melito
because of the heat. Melito
struck out nine.
In another game Sandy
Spring I'D retained third
place by beating Westmore.
1872. at Carver High. Gerald
Bailey scattered six ATS for the
winners and struck out six.
P. J. Nee is in fourth place
with a Ia record followed by
Damascus ODD and Westmore
(0-2).
Colonial Restaurant and
Forestville remained tied for
FIRST place t2-0) in the Old
Dominion League after each
scored victories yesterday.
Forestville scored three runs
in the fourth inning for a
come from-behind SIS decision
over Fairfax Legion. Colonial
Restaurant also came from be-
hind. scoring three runs in the
nth inning and going on to
a 81 victory over Atchison Il
Keller.
Joe Pelligrino hit a three-run
homer in the ninth for Atchi-
son e. Keller which remained
tied for last place with Forest
vile at o..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-22
Luck Frowns on Hooper,
Who Used to Get Breaks

while Willie Shoemaker was on
California Kid in that race.
The disqualification a. o
marked a sharp turn in for
tune for Jockey Arcaro. who
only two days before had pro-
fitted by a similar ruling at
Hollywood Park. Arcaro was
second in Thursdays $S7. 400
Starlet Stakes on Old Pueblo,
who was moved into first place
when Strong Ruler was dis
qualified.
The disqualification of the
apparent winner in the Ar
lington Futurity because of a
foul by a stablemate recalled
the l949 Leonard Richard
Stakes at Delaware Park.
Greentree Stables Capot easily
finished first in the race for
3-year-olds with a track rec
ord performance. But his
stablemate, Wine List. was
caught crowding another horse
and Capot was dropped down
to third. Sir Bahram was
awarded first place.
In another Saturday feature,
Round Table prepared for his
invasion of the Midwest and
East by showing again that he
is much the best of the 3-year-
Odds campaigning on the West
Coast.
Travis M. Kerr's little colt
won the $l15,40 Westerner for
his fifth stakes victory of the
Hollywood Park meeting. He
leaves Friday for Chicago. with
the American Derby at WASH
ington Park August 81 his next
objective.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-22
Crawford and Mccarthy
Added to Hall of Fame

COOPERSTOWN, N. Y. July
% up. - Joe Mccarthy and
Sam Crawford formally enter
BaSeball's Hall of Fame today
as a reward for managing
ability and service on the field
of play .
Although Mccarthy never
made the majors as a player,
he left his mark with nine
pennants, eight of them with
the Yankees. Under McCarthy's
rule, the Yanks won seven
World Series.
Crawford. now n. has been
out of baseball since 1917, but
Wahoo Sam will tell you how
he used to rifle triples to right
and right-center while collect
ing 1854 hits in 10 seasons at
Cincinnati and Detroit.
Both Mccarthy, who is 70,
and Crawford we're able to be
present to accept the honorS
piled on them last February by
the special ll-man Veterans
Committee.
In recent years, Mccarthy
has been a regular visitor to
this historic community on
OtSego Lake where Abner
Doubleday is supposed to have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-22
Scot Pleasant Coins
SoftbuII League Leud

Seat Pleasant took over un-
disputed first place in the De-
Molay Softball League with
9-5 victory over William Ma
son Saunders yesterday on the
Ellipse.
Robert LeBruce defeated
Brookland- Woodbridge. 30. and
James 8. Sipes beat Woodlawn.
1873. Seat Pleasant has a 40
record and Silver Spring, idle
yesterday, remains at 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-22

scratched out the first diamond
with a stick.
After the dedication of the
plaques to the new members,
the crowd will adjourn to
Doubleday Field, just of the
main street, where over 5000
seats have been sold for the
annual big-league exhibition
game.
If they had known the stand
ings in advance, the directors
couldn't have picked a better
pairing than today game be-
tween the Cardinals and the
White Sox. The Cardinals. with
their Mcdaniel brothers. have
been the surprise of the Ma
tional League season and the
speedy White Sox have been
trying to give the heavily
favored Yankees a race in the
American.
Although the fences are short
and ground-rule doubles into
the crowd are the rule, the
series is very close. 1t took last
years l2-inning victory by the
Giants over Detroit to give the
National an 81 edge in the
competition dating back to
1910
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-22
NeffCoptures
Net Title and
Keeps Going

For the first time since he
won the Western Maryland
championship in 1855. Phil
Neff owns a tennis title.
1t was a busy day for Neff
yesterday at East Potomac as
he defeated Fred Reed, 81,
6-3. for the Government en-
ployes tournament champion
ship and then won a third
round match in the greater
Washington event on the same
courts.
Results of Greater WASH
ington tournament matches:
MEMS SINGLES
Third round-Phil Neff defeated
Lester Hester, g., 81: Don FLOYD
defeated CLYDE Freeman, 6-3, 81
Hal Freeman defeated Ed Beale. 6-2,
"a, e.: Bob Cage defeated Buddy
kamp defeated Jose Martinez, 80
10; Jack Mccarthy defeated Ben
Metz, 81. 60.
Fourth o round-1BO6 Davis defeated 5s1
Keiles defeated Rodney Nichols. 90,
MEMS DOUBLES
Second round-Tom Bradford and
E Bruce G9staf aS defeated RICHARD g as,c6
Hearn and Goeltz, 60, Is: Kit
HuettIg and John Shaw defeated Louis
Howe and Griffin Payne, 81, 80
I'll; Robin Hippensteil and Lew
of
John Stewart. 10, 81: Paul Busky
and Gordon Hodgson defeated Edward
Anania and I. Carter. 6--3. 6-3;
Buddy Adair and John Myers defeated
Renaldo Ventura and Thornton Moore
Third Bradford Gus tafson
defeated John Bennett and Jim Crom-
well. 6--U, 60; Kelles- Brown de-
ieated HuettiR and Shaw. 81, e..
WOMEN'S SINGLES
Second r round Sm,,b Decker De De.
Carol Bentley defeated Gloria Nc
feated Pat Thomas 81 4-6, ID;
Nancy corse defeated Nancy Martin
Third round-charlotte Decker de.
Nancy Neff defeated Annie Lomax
10, 81; Carol Bentley defeated
30: Olga Mahaney defeated Anna
Watkins. %. til.
WOMEN'S DOUBLES
First round--Alex Hutty and Jane
Freeman defeated Martin and South
mayo st ia t.. Mary Glib
ana Archie Hufty defeated Frances
Ferebee and Esther Brody. T.. ii:
Dorothy Kott and Ruin Grogan de-
feated Ann Mitchell and Bigham. o.,
6--3
Second round--Nancy 1renis and
Ruth Ssdler defeated Glib and Hufty
~ fl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-22
Niemonn Captures
Drag Race Prize
At Old Dominion

Tod Machrowicz of Falls
Church set the fastest speed
of the drag racing competition
lat Old Dominion Speedway
yesterday, but in the final
eliminations he had to take
second place behind Don Me
mann of Palmer Park, Md
Niemann won his sixth top
Ieliminator trophy and won his
class for the 18th time this
season in his Corvette by hit
ting 81 miles per hour with an
elapsed time of Is seconds for
the f1fth-mile. Machrowicz
earlier had won Class AR at
100 miles per hour.
Class winners:
CLASS AR-Tod Machrowicz. Falls
Church. 1894 Ford roadster. 1871
seconds, 100 miles per hour
CLASS BA-Tom santini. Rurtons-
Vile. Md. 1882 Ford, IA seconds. 95
:. Glass AG-Tom Burke cheverly
Nd, 1855 Ford. IA seconds. -
CLASS Bo-John Smith. Richmond
1899 Ford. IA 5, 80 m. p h
CLASS CG-Dick DieffenberRer, Sill.
yer Spring, 1850 Chevrolet. 81 m. D h
CLASS DG-Clarence Farmer
eqT az !, 1855 Chevrolet. l4.7,
CLASS EG-Larry Robinson. Manas.
sas 1854 Ford. 1872. 81 m D. h,
CLASS FG-Frank Fannan. Alex
andria; 1882 Chevrolet. I43. 80
CLASS AM-Don Niemsnn. Paine,
Park. Md 1857 Corvette. I3.T W
Class AP-Fr.nx steiner. Silver
Spring 1857 Corvette. 1873. %
CLASS BP-Bob Willouehby wash.
ineton,, 1867 Triumph, g seconds. S6
CLASS cM-Frank Ford. Riverdale
CLASS SS-Roy Tillinghast, Alexan-
dria, 1857 Chevrolet, 1872. 80 m. D. h
CLASS AS-pale Crabs. Arlineton
1857 Chevrolet. 40 90 m. D. h
CLASS CS-Eichie jenkins. River
dale, 1855 Chevrolet. las 80 m. D h
CLASS DS-Earl Reney Alexandria.
1857 Chevrolet. 80 So m. D. h.
CLASS ES-Erik Rosengren, Nc
Lean. 1852 Ford. 17.s, ~ m. p. h
CLASS M-Sonny koutt. Washing
FTRa.u l. - A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-22
Pete Denitto Stors
For BuckneIl Manor

Pete Denitto struck out II
batters and allowed only three
hits as Bucknell Manor con-
tinued its hot pace in the
Mount Vernon Lee Little
League with a ALA victory
over the Mount Vernon Bank
ers yesterday.
Jerry's BARRIERS defeated
Dixie Pig, 23-4. in the second
game of a double-header at
Virginia Hills School.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-22
Left Beck Beaten
In Eastern Tennis

PHILADELPHIA. July %
P. - Jimmy Shakespeare. a
Presbyterian IS. c. College
student from Hollywood, Fla. is
the Eastern States clay court
tennis champion after beating
Left Beck. Duke University
player from Silver Spring. Md.
6--3. 60. 6-3. yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-22
Beck and Bemun
Seek Berths in
Eastern Open Golf

BALTIMO MORE, July %
(SpeciaD Larry Beck. the new
USGA junior champion and
Deane Beman, Washington s
teen-age star. are among those
who will have to qualify for
the $40, 900 Eastern Open in an
18-hole round here tomorrow.
Thirty-nine players are listed.
with about 10 places in the
championship open.
Harold Harwood of Columbia.
Tracy Mehr of Bethesda and
Sergt. Dick Lehms OF Fort
Meade are among those entered.
They are amateurs.
Ken Ventura was the first
of the touring pros to arrive
at Mt. Pleasant for a practice
round yesterday. Most Of the
others are expected today:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-22
Captures
German Open Golf

COLOGNE, Germany, July
% up. = Harry Weetmann. a
dark horse entry from Cro-
ham Hurst, England, won the
22d German open golf cham
pionship yesterday before 1000
cheering fans.
Weetmann upset the two fs-
vorites. Gary Player of johann
nesburg. South Africa. and
Peter Thomson of Melbourne
Australia, with 279 for four
rounds on the l8-hole course.
Player and Thomson had
each turned 28l. tieing for Sec
ond. Weetmann. a professional.
shot a Sc on the last round. set
ting a new course record.