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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-16
Golf, Tennis Events
Scheduled by MDW

The Military District of WASH
ington tennis championships will
be held June ~ and % at Fort
McNair and the golf champion
ships July 1912 at Fairfax
Country Club.
Teams will be selected from
competitors In these tourna-
ments to participate in the I'd
Army championships. The I'd
Army tennis tourney will be held
July 20 TO August 3 at Aberdeen
Proving Ground and the golf
tourney on the same dates at
Fort Belvoir.
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DAILY nOuBLE Paid see4

THIRD RAcE--Purse. $4,000: allow
s,.S az E ;s 100 c "a: :sS
oo LADY oisSs, Noun. jay. savsnt'
reP TSo'tuRHTrHa ri c CT $4,000, claim.
sS.i, 5's .ecifaS 9 fY Ys 4sO
Four Is D.sI GcglmensI 500 $40
EEcIiunsIsss; .I:a,wSiI. zifOy:,,.ss, Lady
oG Sirr fpiEsSSs cal pa Tas' ssooS allow
IiEht n Lovely iGrat) 500 $50 ESQ
Hello Junedear lBiumI $50 500
Nina Girl tLefebvrel AGO
ssSt s siSSsToo 0' cousin "T eos
Sixth IRAcE-rhe select Handicap.
100000 added; 3-year.oldS 9 furlopes.
The Crack tMercierD 1880 1880 100
Jaunty John. Kins Harlan. Soft Day.
Roommate, Missile. Soul Pearl. Time.
SEVENTH RACE = Purse, $4,000:
super jet 2nd Cock 1850 e.20 $50
Irish Love (Olahl 40 900
Three Cubs, Nj wister. side Lishi'
H S,%s. r Hunter ;EeaDins Return. Lynn
fEAfoHTH 1RsiAcEUPurs.. $4,000; claim.
ina 3.year:oids: i,s miles.
River Of Geld lKorts) 2i.lO $50 7.2O
lleuenetta tgrantl 500 l.90
Josnis'' pirst. sIns Bonita. Rio vs TisC
Elsing Green. chsmin ds Fsr End
Beach. Time, LAIN.
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Pine Echo Wins
Cap at Suffolk

BOSTON. June IS R-Fleet.
footed Pine Echo today showed
early speed in the $4,000 Bun
ker Hill Handicap while racing
to a front-running score in
sizzling six furlong time Of
1:104s.
With a sun-baked crowd OF
1882 looking on, Jockey Earl
Van Hook had Pine Echo away
like a rabbit. opening up a clear
lead Of more than six lengths
then holding on to register by a
half length over Peter Fuller's
Oclirock.
Another half length away
charged Jim Beattie's Park
Dandy who had only a hall
length on Reynolds Brothers
Navarette. a
Favored Lord Jeep, a recent
winner over much of this same
opposition, showed brief speed
but dropped out of contention
early.
Pine Echo paid $40. $3.50
and $500. Olirock returned
$l4.00 and $6.40. Park Dandy
paid 81 to show.
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Pony Show
Set at Vienna

The Junior Equitation Schoo
Pony and Junior Show will bt
held starting at o am. Saturday
at the Full Cry Farm in Vienna
Judges for the show will be
Chuck Alderman OF alexandria
Mrs. Bert Lyle Of Greenbelt and
Delmar Twyman Of Montpelier
Station. Va.
The show will be conducted in
accordance with rules and reg
ulations Of the Virginia Horse
Show Association.
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Thrill Show Added
To Manassas Card

A super thrill show. with cars
crashing end over end. dare
devils speeding through pools
Of flaming gasoline, tramp-to-
ramp leaps and motorcycle
crashes. will be held at $3.50 to-
night at the Old Dominion
Speedway in Manassas.
The tracks weekly drag rae
ing will be held as usual today,
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GoIIont Man Sets Record
In Capturing Belmont

mount run freely rounding the
far turn and the ease with which
he nailed the pace-setter must
have surprised both Willie and
his archrival. Arcaro. From the
top Of the stretch on, the only
questions were the margin OF
victory and who would finish
second. Inside Tract quickly set
tied the latter.
The fractional times for the
fastest 10 furlongs ever run in
this country follow: % 2/5
46 AS, 1:10 2/5, 1885 3/5
2:01 2/5 and 1926 3/5. The fast
est previous Belmont Stakes
were run in 2:2S Us by Count
Fleet in l943 and Citation in
l948.
The world record for a mile
and a half is a fantastic 2.23
credited during the 1920's to ar
English horse Enthusiastically
named The Bastard, but it seems
that quite a bit of it was run
down hill. An English lord
whose name doesn't come to
mind, is said to have won a
stable bet that he couldf get
the odd name past The Jockey
Club.
John Gaver, the Greentree
trainer, lost no time in with
drawing Cohoes from the Bel
mont after half-inch down.
pour early last evening. AS they
say on the backstretch, Cohoes
can barely stand up on a wet
track. This cut the field to six
starters. the same number as
in 1858, Native Dancers year.
Arcaro and Shoemaker hooked
up In a thrilling duel down the
stretch in the second race, which
Eddie won by a nose over the
favored Sim Feiner, although
Willie and Promethean were
gaining at the wire. The winner
paid only $4.10, so the daily
double payof on the 1872 COM
bination was a real short one
$3.50. Ham Bone paid $500
after winning the first race.
When Harmonizing ran a mile
and a sixteenth in l:421s to win
the fifth race under Ted Atkin-
son, those in charge of such
things had to do a quick switch
and change the tracks condition
from good" to fast" For the
time was only two-fifths of a
second slower than the track
record set by Willie duPont's
Parlo in 1855. Harmonizine
races for Ogden Phipps, son OF
Bold Rulers owner. He was the
fourth straight winning favorite
paying $3.50.
The string of victories for the
favorite was snapped in the
fifth race when Octagonal beat
out Ever Best, the odds-on favor.
lite. by dashing six furlongs In
l:102s. It was the third winner
of the afternoon for the veteran
Atkinson.
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Continued from Page CT

ridden Gallant Man in the Derby
out lost the mount when he in.
Cured suspension at Jamaica
Later Nerud indicated that hi
felt that Shoemaker, a smaller
rider, was better suited to Gal.
liant Man, who is only a little
more than Is hands high and
undoubtedly, the smallest of the
big-name 3-year-olds.
Gallant Man was foaled at the
Aga Khan's estate in Ireland!
County Kildare. a son Of thS
French-bred Migoli. who once
won the Prix de lArc de Tri.
omphe, one Of the greatest Of al
European races. The little cham.
pion's dam was a Mahmoud mare
named Majidah, who numbered
the Irish Oaks among her tri.
umphs. Both the Oaks and thu
Arc de Triomphe are mile-and.
a-half races, so there wasnr
much doubt about Gallant Mans
ability to handle the Belmont
distance.
Gallant Man, who came to thi;
country in May. 1855. as part Of
a nine horse shipment from the
Aga Khan, never took a deer
breath in today's race, according
to Shoemaker. Neither did those
who bet him, after the first mile
/; had been run. In the pari-
mutuels, the winner paid $500
and $3.50. Because Of the small
field and the probability of q
whopping minus pool, no show
mutuels were sold. Inside Tract
returned $3.50 to place.
Shoemaker was happy youul
man in the winners circle
Johnny Nerud gave me a gooc
sharp horse today" Willie said
II went to the front earlier thar
I expected to and hit him {
couple of times Strengthening fol
home to keep his mind on hi
business"
l The crestfallen Arcaro sale
Bold Ruler didn't have an ex'
cuse."
II knew he was gone." Eddie
said, when Gallant Man drew
alongside me at the flve-six'
teenths pole and Shoemaker
hollered over, look at the holt
I've got on this horse BolC
Ruler was so tired after the race
he didn't want to come back Il
the unsaddling enclosure.
Eldon Nelson the Maryland
favorite who rode Inside Tract
Just as he did in the Preakness
said he was told to ride alonl
for a mile and then pick up al
the horses ! could" Nelson pro
badly hadn't anticipated picking
up the likes Of Bold Ruler.
Just as was the case Preaknes'
Day when Bold Ruler was IA
vored over Iron Liege unit
shortly before posttime. Gallant
Man was the early favorite ovel
Bold Ruler. The Wheatley Act
didn't take over the choices roll
for keeps until just before thu
field reached the post. When the
betting windows closed. there
was $l55.093 wagered to win or
Bold Ruler and $l4S.464 on Gal.
liant Man.
Bold Ruler dashed right II
the front at the start, with Bolc
Nero close up for about five-
eighths. At this time. Shoemaker
and Gallant Man were saving
ground in third place. but they
moved UP quickly when Bolc
Nero faded. Shoemaker let hi,
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Chart Of Belmont Stokes Pose c.

SEVENTH RAcE-The Mineola Handi-
cap: $4,000: 3-year-olds and up; Q
Recherche LanderD 22..O 1880 $50
9eansiOn (valenHuela) $50 400
POll- Mine tAnderson) 400
Glamour 0recian Lure. Taruuiila. Leb-
kuchen, Guard Rail, Jet Girl. Time.
1:11M
ingt 4.year- olds and up: !. miles.
Andre (VaienEuelsD 3l.2O 1870 $50
Heltop bailey 1880 80
Golden Upper lshoemakeg) 800
Mid Point. Twas, Anchor Man. Mon
tauk Comics Pal, Sweet Wendy O..
Time, l:4lM
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Hirsch and Bukich
Sion Rums Contracts

LOS ANGELES. June IS (R.-
Elroy Cray Legs Hirsch and
Quarterback Rudy Bukich today
returned their signed contracts
to the Los Angeles Rams for the
1857 season.
For Rirsch. the teams star
pass receiver. it will be the ninth
year with the Rams. the 18th
in pro football and goth year in
the game. dating back to his
prep school days in Wausau
Wis.
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Monmouth Results

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $500: claim.
ing; 3-year-olds:. o furlongs.
Will Flash LaWlessl Bb.OO $3.50 1890
Lord Chasmar lCokel 100 $40
Prince OinFo (Blum) 3.lC
Jolly Princess, couN Be. said, Flighl
Master. Docsena, MI Model, Temptin
Dish, Jet Age. Wind Drinker, LORD
Jet age finished third, disaualinet
SECOND RACE - Purse. $4,000;
claiming; 2-year-old maldeps; 5 furlonGs
Air Waves (Culmenel $40 40 $3.50
Eastern Chant CDelvec'ol $50 $40
Last Impulse (Stevensonl $50
Fleet Aiibi. Home at Last, Smart Risk
Ballaremind, Solar Flight. Folks. shiney
Time. O.bl "a
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50

THIRD RACE-Purse, 81 900; maiden
2-year- oids: 5 surlongs (widener coursel
Lea Moon tArearol $50 ESQ go
Lady Ponder (Errieol 1890 $40
Mistysun tGueTin) $50
LealiiI. Miss Gray Cloud. No Trouble.
ucienne Lindlane. Admiraiation
Time, O:beM
-Lindlane Stable entry,
FOURTH RACE-Purse, 81, 700; al
!oWances: 3-year-o lds and up: II. miles.
HarmenIEing (Atkins'n) $50 $50 ESQ
SailoT's Knot lSheemakerl $40 $40
Simon The Bold (MeCPearyl $50
Morning Watch. Omer, Musteto. Han
nahs Hill, war Eagle Tudorka. Slam
Point. At Hand Time l:42ls..
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: allow
Oetagonai IAtkinson) TAO $50 Esd
Ever Best (RodTiguen) $50 g.at
singer Pester. Belmont Breeze. Yes,
pucci Time. l:10as.
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Belmont Results
By the Associat-d Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $500; claim
ing: 4.year-olds and up: furlongs.
lam Bone (Atk's0nD $40 $40 800
ATdantia tMeCrearyl 0.lO LOO
Bon .Ru.Mar Bailey $40
Margie v. Big Print. Russet Orange.
Bedeviller, Napoli, Dry Yarmouth. b Hobo
King b Fraluxe. Greek Drama. Half
Minute. Time. 1.25ls.
b sanbob stable-Lopez entry.
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with preliminaries at 1890 am.
and finals at 2 pm.

The ns-World Auto Dare
devils. featuring such veteran
stuntmen as Hal Kent, AL Gross
and Chuck Beeler. and the cele-
brated English Cytrix motor.
cycle troupe. will stage the thrill
show. The cast includes %
American and European crash
artists.
Admission will be $50 for
adults and so cents for children
IL years Of age and under.
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BulmoroI Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $3.50; claim.
ing: 2-year-olu maidens; 5 furlongs.
My Pink Toe CRIB $50 4.6O 800
Dandy Dude (DOdsOnD 0.2O $40
Mikes Request (GilliganD 3,2O
Florida Brat, Lurena. Lindell DO
Diane, Coax Me. Mandy Ann, Thafmal.
Time, 1903.
SECOND RACE-Purse. 81, $50: claim
ing; 3-year-old maidens: 6 furlongs.
Petite Rae (DOdsonl 1920 500 3.SO
King Of Chi (PrestOn) $50 $40
Pine No More iKnappD 600
Clepo Miss. Crafty Fox, Beauire,
Break Free, vanhook. Hanna Girl,
TTunys, Pal; Gray Gal, stymie DER.
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SECOND RACE-PuTse. $4,000; 3.
year-old maidens: ! mile
inn Feiner tAreafol 4.lO $50 2.te
PrOmethean (Sh0em'erl ESQ 200
Hickory Bluss tAnd'sonl 400
OF Bullet. Monday Morning. Hi
Baron. Golden Chariot. Time. :37.
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CHARTS OF RACES AT DELAWARE

t sSgy Trainer T j. fault vsues-sassb. $780, $3.50
Horse - Jockey. wat PIP. z q Str. Fin. odd.
u 8: =;
P''a
18th tHs : :s;i1 Sss ~
rs: Soo :.ss j" :9
Horse. Jockey Wgt Pr. y ST.. Fin. Odds
&; 81 Il
ESs;' sst
,.! $4,000 AIDE:
soSd sCn eisSsry paes svns winner csseSRs
@ Il I'm ss g sul :soo 5'3 4.
H Horse Jockey wat PIP. z Str. Fin. odds
d q. 3: A
PT'g; $50 E2sE $50 $40
pace until Tecshsd b the winner then SntinIsd On souT
moved boldly along the inside g ensaee the leaders mid
e ins tHd y
weakened. EVENING acked down
GOLD FINERY raced prominently and LORI Fl
gave way early. SALAMANCA showed nothing.
ro SSJ 1 s Ssn sa
so1s ' p T.; $500 s00 ssS
Horse e Jockey. wet PIP z y str Pin ODD.
Limerick (G'bardela)- III 81 Al Oh u $3.50
Mountain Ny'ph tobnl los 81 81 g. 6'i $50
FFa slSs. ra sSsSy ls s.s.S' liz g. len ff
pHHEskN e. S' So. Psd 5SUH $50 $3.50
Hande-s16l.5i5 Total hsndle-s14se.4o2. Attendance
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Suffolk Results
~ the Associated Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse, $1,000; claim.
ing: 4-year- olds and up; lps miles.
Sheepskin (AdamSI 1900 SEQ 400
Douauet Billy LDereipD 40 300
Carlo c, Now'S The Time. Modish
Appian Way. Gem Lure, Bewitching
Time, l:54b.
SECOND RACE-Purse. 81, 900. claim.
Ing 4.year-olds and up: l mile anc
Another Moon tDeroin) 500 $40 ass
Hot Walker (Conrrersl $50 4.4(
Dalliance tWajdaI &c
Here's Trouble Adde'S Babe. I'm.
prevu. Bounding Sea, Red Holly. Hill.
IRE. Lady Bandit, Bayside Joe, Z
Bernardo. Time, i:464s.
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Z a.
Mrs n. T. kohbvn D. zee entry.
eThomos T. Gilman T. '
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q fremont Forms entry.
b A. Stern and Mrs. A.
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The string of victories for the
favorite was snapped in the
nth race when Octagonal beat
out Ever Best. the odds-on favor
lite. by dashing six furlongs in
l:102s. It was the third winner
Of the afternoon for the veteran
Atkinson.
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CAIN osdcHAr mgtusIs paid : WAEIc $500 IS 40.
Handle-9I20354 '----1 ~@o"'
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pHnSSN aSs e - % StIioUH $3.50 s@s'
Handle-s16l.5 SIS Total hsndle-s14se4o2. Attendsne
-2O,701.
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oaoHnleTS ana oouBntsfS-in'
law had an afternoon on the
town. Two Of the seven Mrs. James Rath from Concord.
Calf and Mrs. Thomas Obenchain Of Wharton, Tex,
were staying at Mothers and so EFF their children with her;
the other girls did likewise. counted II grandchildren
running in and out Of the house and romping across the
lawn in rambunctious play.
Grandma Keeps Calm
Granny, I'm hungry" hammered shannon Valerie
reported Jan was beheading the garden flowers. They
came endessy, Philip. Peter, Celeste, Patricia. the twins
Connie and Beckie; there was Timothy, Tommy Jenner
and Kathy, Terry and Stephen. Scott and Sgrid.
But Grandma took the onslaught in her stride Between
soothing small ones lonesome for their maa and fixing
hurt feelings between little cousins, rubbing bumped
elbows she gave these recipes In addition. 81 the
Saturday picnic party, there fried chicken and two
kinds Of meat loaf unusual one served with pquant
sauce which Mrs. Philip Obenchainc contributed Constance,
that's Mrs. Yale Dick, brought meat loaf with rolled
filing Of aprcots. June. Mrs. Lawrence Kehly prepared
beet salad mold Daughter Mrs. Oaks Hoover contrib
uted the 2hour salad Mrs. Dan Obenchain the Western
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Sandwich
Ribbon Loaf

Quick tricks come from everywhere. Mrs. Paul L.
Waey, Marshall Tex makes this sandwich loaf to toast
Order variety Of sliced cold luncheon meats to be cut
from square oaves. Take the readysliced processed
Cheddar cheese packed in halfpound blocks. Spread
slice Of cheese with mayonnase, top with slice Of meat
mask with more mayonnaise and keep repeating the layers
until the stack IS two inches high. Wrap tightly in waved
paper; store in refrigerator until chilled Cut stack with
sharp knife from top to bottom, making slices Y inch
thick. Place each slice Of bread trimming edges
to fit meatheese square, Now under broer until chsese
bubbles and melts. Pretty, and it's good.
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Recipes and
Lots OF
Children

in Rockford, then went West to
find q job and meet her future
husband in Ketchum.
The afternoon l caught up
with Mother Obenchain she
was baby-sitting while the
daughters and daughters-in-
law had an afternoon on the
Kodiak mirror., 1957-11-30
1me'zi7t "MONEY- Y-AHEAD' CONTEST

Go into your Plymouth Dealers and ask him for contest blank. You don't have to be mental giant to shoot for the big money This contest is fun, and it's easy.
 You simply unscramble seven easy words and terms, like the one you see in the example to the right Then add your own short version of why you'd be money ahead in '58 Plymouth Believe Us, there are plenty of good reasons you can use: Torsion-Aire, Total Contact Brakes, Silver Dart Style, Push-Button Driving, new Golden Commando engines, etc. Unscramble or scramble - but you better not amble - to your Plymouth Dealer soon The fun starts Monday, Nov. 25.
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M Glamour and gayety are the prime ingredients in the screen version of the musical, Gentle men Marry Brunettes', showing tomorrow and Monday Photo graphed in France, and particular ly in Paris, the musical stars Jane Russell and Jeanne Grain as the brunettes. They sing, dance, recre- ate the Jazz Ageall in Techni-
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winning novel of the same name by Elizabeth Goudge. Locale is in New Zealand in the later l8O0's. In it are spectacular earthquake and tidal wave scenes. Acting and scenes won for 1t 12 Academy Award nominations. Starring Lana Turner, Van Heflin, Donna Reed, Richard Hart.
 Sunday & Monday
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Fantastic? It's mighty near unbelievable! But true - just read this:
 You can win $500 month for the rest of your life. You can win gleaning new Money Ahead" '58 Plymouth. You can win other valuable prizes.
 It's the Plymouth Money Ahead" Contest, where lifetime Of financial security is ripe for the taking Few things are more sub- stantial than money, and lot of money is the grand prize But this is contest where you can win big without hauling down first prize . for 18 sparkling new Plynouths and 450 other valuable prizes will be awarded. NoaU here's aohGt you do:
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scenes. The picture stars barDal q Stanwvck ard James Cagney
 Thursday E Friday
 !tWichita' the untold story or Wyatt Earp, in his most dangerous assignments. will be here Thurs day and Friday. Every hour was High Noon for Wyatt Earp". A Western. 'AA'
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color and Cinema-Scop
 N Tuesday s w etlnesdaY

Z '.Ttese Wilder Yearsp, a drama of A man who seeks to make resi- tution to a son born out Of we'd lock. Thwarted by a social worker
 in the belief that it would only bring unhappiness, the story un- folds in intensity and gripping
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Today Only

Green Dolphin Street" k1 all its magnifcance, comes to the Orphe- um for today only. From the prize
Evening star., 1957-12-27

out more decoys and concealed
the boat under the blind. we
watched the travelling blind
over near Jones Point. II had
anchored and put out its de-
coys.
Our blind was Just inside
Hunting Bay. formed BY Q line
between Jones Point and the
point below. which put US In
Virginia waters. The moving
blind was careful to remain
inside this line. because blinds
OF this type are illegal In Mary
land waters.
With Warfield. Knudsen and
myself In the big blind was
DR.. John Trenis. Washington
chest surgeon and avid hunter
who maintains q pheasant
farm at Catlett. Va. as q side
line. This farm supplies pheas-
ants TO commercial shooting
preserves as well as the public
Some shots sounded from the
other blind but II was too far
for US to see the ducks. None
came near US. but far out on
the Potomac we could see large
groups Of them RATED. w
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wished for q little wind to make
them move.
More shots sounded from the
other blind and It could be seen
hauling anchor and going after
dead ducks. The wind came,
but 1t was more than we bar
gained for and waves started
tearing decoys from their moor
ings and washing them toward
mid river. Knudsen several
times had to 90 out with the
work boat to rescue them.
| Finally the other blind came
toward Us and we had lunch.
In their blind were IL ducks. q
nice mornings bag, They were
mostly ruddy ducks. with one
or two bufiieheads all small
diving ducks which had been
plentiful in the area.
Rudy Duck Ragged
In the afternoon some Of the
group had TO depart and ! tried
the moving blind along with
Murine. Warfield. Moser and
Knudsen. Apparently the ducks
had done about all the feeding
they were going to do that
day. for there wasn't much TO
shoot at except one ruddS duck
that swooped in from the star
board side and settled momen-
Itarially among the far-out de-
coys.
He spotted US almost Instant
ly and rose. ! let go an ex-
press load Of No. 6 shot but
missed and Moser downed him
on the wing.
It was dusk when we nosed
our boats into their slips at the
marina and already home
bound workers were jammins
the highways. But the unreal
lity persisted until decoys were
packed away and we ourselves
were on the road. It had been
an unusual hunting trip.
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and soak Q hours In salt water.
Stuff each bird with large Ber-
muda onion, place on rack in
roaster and bake Q hours In
moderate oven $3.50 degrees)
basting frequently with butter.
Simmer duck giblets In I
quarter hour or until tender.
then mince. To giblets add one
Coz. can mushroom stems and
pieces together with mushroom
liquid " cup water, / cup
giblet broth. teaspoon salt, "A
teaspoon pepper and ! table.
spoon grated onion. Bring TO q
boil. then add 4 tablespoons
-four dissolved in shaker of
cold water / cup). Cook until
thick, Blend in V cup drip.
pings from roaster and serve
with duck.
(Ssnd your fevorite Ash or eama
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