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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-18
engagement

Holt WOOD tNANA) -
Claire Bloom is the hottest con-
tender for Marjorie Morning
star" and wouldn't she be great
I. Joan Collins ex-husband,
British actor Maxwell Reed, who
once sought $l.250 a week ALI
mony from Joan. is now making
more money than she ISL 900. :
600, he says. for a long-term
television series for Guild Films,
Tab Hunter has been cutting
in on Tony Perkins time with
Elaine Aiken. Tony is in Saigon;
Tab and Elaine in New York.
Jose Ferrer refused to talk to
the British press when he was
there recently to prepare a new
movie based on the Dreyfus af-
fair. They've burned Jose in the
past and he was taking no
chances. Wife Rosemary ClOOney
is popular. But, when they don't
like you over there, it's better to
stay away. The Don Murray
Hope LANCE baby is due in a
couple of weeks. and Hope has
been wearing some of Eva Marie
Saints maternity numbers. in
Guiding the pretty get-up in
which Eva accepted her Oscar
award two years ago.
Quote from dress creator Don
Lopez: "One thing you must say
about Jayne Mansfield. She
makes Marilyn Monroe look
chic" When Ingrid Bergman
was asked. "Of the five languages
you speak. which do you think
in?" she replied offhandedly, Il
just don't think" Cliff Rob-
ertsOn-JOan Crawford's leading
man in Autumn Leaves"-is
reversing the usual way of be-
coming an actor. He started at
the top, but is now learning his
trade at the Actors Studio in
New York.
English Hollywood Actor
Richard Burton. another fugitive
from the high British income tax,
is selling his home in England
and will live in Switzerland for
three years. He will then form
his own company. to profit by
the lower Swiss taxes. Burton is
paid 100000 and more for his
Hollywood movies.
4
\ Look for Dan Daley to play
one Of the leads in Producer Al
Lichtman's S3,000.000 picture.
THE Young Lions. (" The pro-
ducer in the story is now an ac-
tor" AL told me at 20th-Fox. 1t
looks like German Actor Oscar
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best but there are times when
Hollywood or Bust" provides lit
tie for him to do his best with.
Martin, as in the past. plays
straight man for the Lewis COM
edy cavorting through most of
the Palaces film. And both of
them find themselves playing
straight man for Mr.. Bascom
whenever he gets an opportunity
to do a little mugging for the
cameras.
Large even for a Great Dane.
Mr.. Bascom contributes many a
comedy highlight to Hollywood
or Bust" The funniest finds him
at the wheel of the stalled con-
vertible when it starts to roll on
a slight incline. then takes off
around curves and through the
fields. It's nonsense straight out
of Mack Sennett and it is very
funny.
Lewis, the rubber-faced and
inventive clown who hardly will
suffer by the teams separation,
makes several sequences count
for solid laughs. His impersona-
ton of a matador, using a red
sports jacket as a cape, when
trapped in a pen with a vicious
bull. is superior clowning. He
also cuts a comic figure when he
gets his lucky feeling in Las We
gas and pyramids quarter into
a fortune, then goes on cham
payne hinge with a bevy of beau
tiful Vegas type girls.
Martin handles most of the
singing in the accustomed Mar
tin manner and none of the
songs sounds very distinctive
unless maybe it is one called 1T
Looks Like Love-" This one bene-
fits by having Miss Crowley join
Martin in duet treatment.
Miss Crowley is a beguiling
young woman, though she does
not have much opportunity to
prove it here. Miss Ekberg, as
the girl whose face and other
accoutrements lure Lewis into
his journey westward, has even
less to do. The two, in fact,
merely decorate, a task for which
both are fitted. Miss Crowley
freshly. Miss Ekberg monumen-
tally.
AFTER DARK-The parade
of big bands through the Shore
ham Blue Room now has brought
us Hal Mcintyre, who will be
around for another three weeks
or so. This news is not likely to
shake the rock n roll set to its
foundations. but it should be
warmly received by the Blue
Room set. Mr.. Mcintyre sticks
more closely than some recent
visitors to the sort of music Blue
Room patrons have been training
on for years. 1t is bright and
danceable and sprinkled with
some fondly-remembered tunes OF
the '3os and '40s along with more
up-to-date items. To lend variety
there are male quartet named
the McIntots and a songstress
named Jeanne McManus. Both
are pleasant contributions to an
evening with Mr., Mcintyre.
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and the singer who never could
get the hang Of playing second
fiddle.
1t is hardly fitting monu-
ment-and is not likely to stand
as a lasting one-to a vastly
popular and vastly profitable en-
tertainment duo. 1t should, in
fact. make the separation easier
to take by demonstrating that
this gold mine has been worked
to just about the end of the lode.
Hollywood or Bust" as have
past Martin-Lewis movies, has
been produced by Hal Wallis,
who has spared no expense ex-
cept possibly when buying ma
terial to costume the girls strewn
about. And, as he has in the
past. Mr.. Wallis has not ham,
pered the boys by combining them
to a plot that makes sense.
y
It is a sort of cross-cOuntry
trayelogue that Mr.. Wallis has
had Scenarist Erna Lazarus
concoct. Martin is presented as
a Pal joey type in hook to a
bookie. Lewis as delicateSsen
clerk aswoon over Anita Ekberg.
The travelogue gets under way
when both-Lewis with a legi-
innate ticket and Martin with a
forged one-win a red con-
vertible. Martin can't shake
Lewis. largely because of the lat
ter's Great Dane, name of Mr..
Bascom. so the three set out for
Hollywood.
It's a roundabout Journey,
taking in Chicago. Oklahoma.
Texas. the Grand Canyon, Boul-
der Dam. Las Vegas and Sundry
other places. Mr.. Wallis does
not make scenic America stand
on its own. either. but lavishly
scatters the landscape with
scenic. long-stemmed girls. They
are quite an improvement over
the COWS and other things
usually encountered in rural
areas.
Before they have travelled far,
Martin. Lewis and Mr.. Bascom
pick up pert and pretty Pat
Crowley, impersonating a chorus
girl trying to drive to Las Vegas
in a collapsible Model A Ford.
Her presence permits Mr.. Lewis
to stop singing and Mr.. Martin
to start and that isn't very much
improvement over the cows.
There are a number of comic
moments during this frenetic
jaunt across the nowhere New
Workers think of as west of New
York. There may be, in fact.
quite enough of them to satisfy
the dedicated Martin-Lewis set.
The non-dedicated are going to
find the going mighty uneven,
though. Director Frank TaShlin.
an old hand at keeping zany
comedy in the air. has done his
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THE PASSING SHOW
Mortin-LeWis Movie
AT Palace Duo's Last
By HARRY MACARTHUR

If of those who regard the spt-up of Dean
Martin and Jerry Lewis major disaster which has left
aching void in le find Hollywood Bust"
of cheer The picture at the Palace Theae sunless
something unforeseen overakes ue last pairing the comic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-08
Rockville Civituns
In Baseball Finals

Rockville Civitan defeated
Bethesda Civitan. 60, last
night at Bethesda Chevy Chase
High School and won q berth
in the senior finals Of the
Montgomery County Boys Base
ball Association playoffs.
The junior division opened
its playoffs yesterday with four
games. Coop edged Carl Free
man, 1912. at North Bethesda
and Maloney Concrete beat
kensington Rockets, To, at
Georgetown Prep. Mattos
Paints squeezed by Brookland.
So. on Don Davis two-hit
pitching and a tie-breaking
single by Bill Biederman at
Blair High. Takoma Tigers de-
feated st. Bernadette's, IA, at
Sligo.
In the midget division, Kay
Construction beat Wheaton
Merchants. Ga, In a quarter
nnal at Pleasant View. Tomor-
rows schedule Gall games at
6 PM:
SENIOR FINALS
c,v,,.nrome sboys Club VS.. Rockville
JUNIOR I'd ROUND
II. So-op vs. Maloney Concrete at B-cc
Msttos Paints VS.. Takoma TiTers A.
Carl Freeman VS. Kensington Rock
cts AZ Georgetown Prep.
=, SaI,o; os Co VS. St. Bernadette's
NJ, MrI aET SEMIFINAL
Merchants at Rock Greek.
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.MuriIyn Smith
Heads Women Pros

CHICAGO. Aug. 8 (R.-
Marilyn Smith OF Wichita,
Kans.. is the newly elected
president Of the Ladies Pro-
fessional Golfers Association.
Miss Smith. a pro for eight
years. won the National Inter-
collegiate crown while at the
University Of Kansas. She
scored her most important VIC
tories as a pro in 1855 in win
ming the Heart Of America and
Fort Wayne Opens.
Miss Smith succeeds Louise
Suggs. Sea Island. Ca, as LPGA
president.
Other officers elected were
Marlene Bauer Hagge of Dallas,
vice president; Bonnie RAN
dolph. Naples, Fla, secretary:
Mary Lena Faux, Thomasville
Ca. treasurer, and Gloria Arm
strong, Oakland. Calf, officer
at-large.
Named to the LPGA tourna-
ment committee were Kathy
Cornelius. Dayton. Ohio: Betty
Dodd. Louisville. KY, and Mrs
Hagge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-08
Leiuene Marines
Poce Two Groups
In Golf Tourney

CAMP LEJEUNE. N. c., Aug.
8 @.-Corpl. Melvin FleiScher,
Of Sanford, Fla, held a one
stroke lead as the third round
Of play began today in the
open division of the All-Marine
golf tournament.
His two-under-par 10 yester-
day was considerably better
than the IS he carded for his
first IL holes Tuesday. and gave
him l4S, a stroke better than
1t. Don Park also Of Camp
Lejeune. the first round lead
er. Park shot a rs yesterday to
60 with his first round 70.
In the senior division, 1t.
Col. James Young of Camp Le-
teune shot an 80 yesterday to
take over the lead with 1872. The
first round leader. Comdr. H. M.
Taylor (USM Of Quantico, Va,
shot an SO yesterday for a 167
total.
Young. whose hometown is
Toledo. Ohio. is the defending
champion,
T./Sgt. Mary Thompson Of
Fenton, Ohio. and Paris Island,
s. c.. defending champion in
the women's division, retained
her lead with a 80 to give her a
1873 total, l6 strokes better than
Capt. Mary Smith Of Sand
Springs, Okla. and Philadel-
phia. who had rounds of 1903
and 90 for q 1879.
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.SIugging HurIers
Pace cams to
Pony Loop Titles

The pitchers were also the
star hitterS yesterday as the
College Park Pony League de-
cided the champion teams Of
its first season in operation.
The Athletics finished of the
Red Sox in two straight games
with a 9-8 victory yesterday at
Rhode Island Field for the "a
League championship. Pitcher
Jay Calabrese gave himself q
10 lead in the top of the first
with a home run. and the Ath-
letics never trailed through the
seven innings.
In the "B" League finale at
Burch Field, Danny Kerr and
Tommy Greshko shared the
pitching for the Blackfeet and
led them to a AL victory over
the Braves in the rubber game
of the best-of-three series.
Greshko tripled in the tying
run in the first inning and
Kerr singled in two more to
break the tie in the second.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-08
Decker, McNoir
In Mid-AtIuntics

WHEELING, W., Va, Aug. Z
R.-Wheeling is the site of
next weeks Middle Atlantic
Lawn Tennis championships,
but two West Virginia cham
pions won't be around to COM
pete for the tourney honors.
Dave Hubinger, State mems
singles champion and Peachy
Kellmeyer, 13-year-old holder
Of the State women's singles
title, will not be able to enter
the week-long event. The two
Charleston players are unable
to At their schedules in with
the tourney which annually at
tracts leading amateurs from
an area comprising Maryland,
Virginia, the District Of Co
lumbia and West Virginia.
Among the entrants are
Charlotte Decker, defending
Malta Women's singles cham
pion from Washington, d. c.;
Janet Thomas, winner Of the
Pittsburgh women's singles
title. and Fred McNair Of
Washington, d. c., runner-up
In the mems singles Of the
Malta tourney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-08
Lee. Kuto Open
Wrestling Tonight
With Grudqe Bout

A dozen wrestlers will partic-
ipate in the weekly show TO-
night at Capitol Arena, with a
grudge bout between Cowboy
Rocky Lee and Oyama Kato
opening the program.
Kato was wrestling Ricki
Starr last week and attacked
Lee when the latter was serving
as referee. 1t was the second
time they had tangled in a
nopscheduled fight. Tonight
they 60 at each other for one
fall to the finish. and according
to the rules. such as they are.
Succeeding bouts will pit
Patty Nef against Betty Gar
cia, Prof. Roy Shire and DR..
Jerry Graham against Adrian
Baillargeon and Arnold Gold
en- Boy Skoaland, Sander Ko-
vacS against Paul Gottlieb and
Chief Big Heart against Irish
Danny McShain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-08
Southeast Team
Captures Title in
Johnson League

Southeast Optimist turned
the tables on Northeast Opti-
mist by winning the major
league C14-and-under) cham
pionship Of the Walter johnson
League yesterday at Turkey
Thicket.
A victim Of Northeast last
year in the finals, Southeast
this time won the finale. 81.
behind the pitching of Joe
O'Neill. Lefthander ONeill
struck out IA batters. walked
two and allowed only three hits
In the seven innings.
The minor league (l2-and-
under) title went to Northeast
Optimist in a 40 victory over
Douglass Recreation Center in
another final at Turkey Thicket
yesterday. Jimmy Fowler was
the winning pitcher on a six
hitter.
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Rudemucher's Drill Shows
Strength May Be His Forte

ing jabs, but Pete crowded him
into the ropes where he tossed
some hard lefts and rights.
Rademacher went two rounds
with Hinnant and one with
Johnny Regain.
Spectators were fairly
agreed that Pete didn't look
like an amateur" the Post In
telligencer reported.
Rademacher now has boxed
70 rounds and will have gone
about $50 before he meets Pat
terson in their l5-round bout
for the championship.
In New York, it was an
nounced that Patterson will
leave tomorrow night by train
for Seattle.
Patterson returned to his
training camp at Greenwood
Lake, N. Y. last week after
stopping Tommy CHurricane)
jackson in 10 rounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-08
AAU Divers See
Titles Tomorrow

The National Junior AAU
diving championships for
women will highlight a three
ply diving program tomorrow at
the Brookville Swim Club in
Alexandria.
The District sAAU Junior
and senior, mems and women's,
high and low board titles will
open the program at 4 pm.
The National Juniors will come
OF at z pm, followed by the
Presidents Cup championships.
Anne Blades on the Women's
Swimming Association of New
York, runner-up last year, heads
a list Of Is entrants in the
National event. Sara Watt and
Nancy Upchurch of Ambassador
and Judy James. unattached,
OF Silver Spring are this areas
representatives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-08
White toMiss
|AutoFeature

Rex Runt) White Of Silver
Spring again will miss the
NASCAR late-model stock car
race at Old Dominion tomorrow
night. A physical examination
yesterday revealed that his
chest injuries. suffered more
than six week ago. have not
healed sufficiently for his re-
turn to racing.
That news, however, Is Of
little comfort to most Of the
two dozen or so other entries
for tomorrow's 250-lap race.
The Runt will lend his No. A
Chevrolet to another driver,
probably frankie Schneider.
Whites No. A machine
Tapped. the field In both previ-
GUS NASCAR short track events
at Old Dominion this year
Schneider was driving the last
time. June 30. when rain
stopped the show on the lOlst
lap.
Should Schneider decide Ia
race his own 1857 Chevrolet, a
companion to Whites, Rex
probably will assign his car to
Tiny Lund. a newcomer to this
area from Taylorville, N. C.
Whoever the driver No. A has
proven its fondneSs for Old
Dominion'S three-eights of a
mile distance.
Time trials will begin the
program at 1880 o'clock tomor-
row night. A pair of l0-lap
heats and the big event will
follow Immediately. Phone
Fleetwood 4-6821 for ticket
information.
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Ibbotson Cracks
4-Minute Mile
For Fourth Time

TURKU, Finland, Aug. 8 (R.
-Derek IbbotSon. world record
holder from England, cracked
the 4-minute mile barrier again
tonight. He was clicked in
1887 at an international track
meet at this seaside resort.
This was the fourth time the
25-year-old Briton was timed
in less than 4 minutes-the
third time this year. His world
record, set July 10, is 3:57.2.
Finnish Champion Olavi
Vuorisalo was second in 1891.
John Landy of Australia. set
his 1858 world record on the
same track in 1854.
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Tex Jones Hurt
In SundIot Game

Tex Jones, former three
sport star at Coolidge High
school and later a minor league
and sandlot baseball player.
suffered a possible fractured
vertebra last night while play
ing for the Montgomery County
Police Baseball Club in Arling-
ton.
Jones. an officer attached to
the Silver Spring headquarters,
is in Arlington Hospital. Mont
gomery lost the Maryland-Vir-
GINA Police and Fire League
game, 7-6. to Arlington Fire
Department at Quincy Street
Playground.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-08
'WGCC Woman Trolls
In Pennington Golf

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va.
Aug. 8 (SpeciaD Mrs. c. l..
Egenroad Of Washington Golf
and Country Club was still far
behind the leader, Berri Long,
and out of contention as the
final 10 holes of the Farming
ton Country Club women's
amateur golf championship got
under way today.
Miss Long, who won the West
Virginia amateur championship
flve years in a row until de-
feated in the finals this year,
posted her second straight
four-over-par "a yesterday for
q 36-hole total Of 14S. Mrs. H.
s. Covington of Orangeburg.
IS. c.. is in second place
with 100.
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Lions Hockey Club
Back in LEAGUE

ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. 8 up.
The same six teams includ-
ing the Washington Lions, will
play in the Eastern Hockey
League again this season.
The season. Ga games for
each club and a four-team
championship playoff, will be-
gin Saturday, october 26. Other
cities fielding teams will be
Charlotte, N. c.: Clinton, N. y:
New Haven. Conn: Philadel-
phia and Johnstown, Pa.
In a meeting in Convention
Hall here yesterday, the league
owners reelected Tom Lock-
hart as president and Phil
Thompson as secretary-treas-
urer. Each will be serving his
23d term.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-08
NH SoftboII Team
Coins Tourney Berth

National Institutes of Health.
Montgomery County Adult
Softball League champion, will
represent the county in the
Amateur Softball Association
tournament later this month.
NH won its third straight
title with a I'll victory over
Myers & Quigg yesterday at
Rock Greek Park. Elwood
Lyles' three-run homer in the
sixth inning was the big blow.
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Probe Turns to Hockey.
DC. Given NBATerns

promised to do everything he
can to help with the franchise.
The subject will come UP at the
September meeting Of the
owners.
Two 6-foot-9 players for the
st. Louis Hawks, Ed Macauley
and Bob Petit. accompanied
Podoloff to the hearings yes
terday. In his testimony the
league head said that pro has.
ketball could not survive with.
out territorial rights and the
draft system and that elimi-
mating or seriously modifying
the reserve clause would de-
stroy all sports.
The short, round man made
remarks about lawyers that
went over with the subcom-
mittee like lead balloons. He
said he favored a players as
ISOLATION If it didn't have q
foreign element" a lawyer or
former player. When he sat
down with the players, he said,
he didn't want a flannel
mouth" or "rabble rouser." He
said he had seen more lawyers
"louse UP deals" It so hap
pens that all the subcommit-
tee members are lawyers.
Not all of us lawyers are
flannel mouths Representa-
tive Heating, Republican Of
New York. commented. Podo-
loff apologized for his remarks.
The subcommittee agreed to let
him strike the statements from
the record.
The subcommittee, which has
heard from baseball, football
and basketball officials and
players. today had as chief wit
ness Clarence s. Campbell.
president of the National
Hockey League.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-08

SEATTLE, Aug. 8 G.-Pete
Rademacher. deadly serious
about his August % fight with
Floyd Patterson, settled down
to an austere training schedule
today after a first public work.
out that showed his long suit
is strength rather than speed.
Some of Rademacher's
friends from his Yakima Valley
home area in Washington State
were among the 100 persons
who paid admissions to watch
the former Olympic heavy
weight champion box three
rounds. punch the bag and run
through calisthenics.
Clarence Hinnant. a sparring
partner who is faster than
Rademacher, got in some sting
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FulImer, Giombru
Sought by Webb
In Drive to Title

CHICAGO. Aug. 3 up. -
Spider Webb, who took his
revenge bout from Charley
Joseph, says he's ready for all
corners in the middleweight
bracket including Gene Full
mer and Joey Giambra."
Webb. the No. 6 ranked mid
dleweight. was fortunate to gain
a split decision last night from
Joseph in a Chicago stadium
battle.
The Chicagoan scored heavily
in a hot seventh round to even
matters with Joseph, who
whipped Webb in New orleans
two months ago.
After the fight, Webb had
nothing but praise for his OBJ
ponent. the No. 8 ranked mid.
dleweight from New Orleans.
That was one Of my hardest
ngntS, said webb, who now
has q % and 2 record. Joseph
is one Of the smartest fighters
I ever met.
After that tough fight, l
feel that I'm ready for any
one in the middleweight class
ndAthat includes Fullmer and
Giambra," Webb added.
Joseph was disappointed in
the decision. II thought I had
won the fight. II we had gone
another couple Of rounds, I
know I would have won," he
said. Joseph now has q 40-6-l
career mark.
The last Webb-Joseph fight
resulted in a controversial de-
cision. Last nights fight was
just as controversial with Ref
cree William Doty and Judge
Frank Clark giving the battle
to Webb. Judge Howard Walsh
had 1t 45-45 on the point sys-
TEN. The Associated Press
scored the fiCht A7.A7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-08

The House subcommittee
studying sports turns its atten-
ton to hockey today, while the
Washington Professional Bas-
ketball Corp. patiently awaits
the September meeting Of the
National Basketball Associa-
ton owners. ~
Maurice Podoloff. president
Of the MIA, appeared before
the subcommittee yesterday
and revealed the terms under
which Washington could get
a franchise. These included
100000 in cash or unencurn-
bered. negotiable securities.
Washington will not have q
team this year. but should have
one ready for the 1859 sea-
son, according to Arnie Heft,
president of the group seeking
the franchise.
ut would be impossible To
get q team this season." Heft
said today. For one thing,
players already have been
drafted and, for another. Uline
Arena already has q lot Of
nights booked. We figure def
nitely on a team for the fol-
lowing season."
Heft replaced Morris Fox as
president Of the group. Fox.
president Of a trucking line,
resigned as head man Of the
nchise-seeking organization
last May. Heft. a basketball
referee and brother Of Herb
Heft. public relations man for
the Senators. formerly was gen.
eral manager Of the basketball
group.
The Washington organiza-
ton brought suit against the
MIA for blocking its bid for q
franchise but is expected to
drop &c because Podoloff has
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Kenwood Women Tie
For Low Net Prize

Mrs. E. F. H. Dutton and
Mrs. Paul Hawkins. both of the
host club, tied for low net
honors in a member-guest golf
tournament yesterday at Ken
wood. Mrs. Dutton posted So
lE74 and Mrs. Hawkins had
102-28-74.
Marjorie Hull Of Manor was
next with l00-25-75, while
gross leaders were Mrs. Betty
Meckley, Kenwood, 70; Mrs.
George Noble, Kenwood, 80.
and Mrs. d. @. Pifer. Bethesda,
"a.