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Cornell Rowers Set Mark
In Carnegie Cup Victory

ITHACA, N. Y. May II @.-
Cornell's powerful unbeaten vet
Grams row the fastest 2 miles ever
on Cayuga Lake today to hand
Yale its first defeat of the year
in the Carnegie Cup Regatta.
Princeton was third and SYRIA
cuse last. s'tt'
Given a battle by Princeton
for the first mile. Corneil's all
senior eight then pulled away
from the rallying Ellis, who had
four Of the olympic champion
ship crew in the shell. to win by
q length in 9:58.2.
Yale, overcoming q miserable
start, also bettered the Cayuga
record with an impressive clock
ing Of l0:02.2. Princeton, fading
under the terrific pace. was
about two lengths farther behind
in 1912, with Syracuse last in
10:17.4.
The Cayuga Emile record Of
10:07.2 was set by Cornell's ju-
nior varsity in 1855. All four
crews today shattered the Car
negie Cup record for Cayuga Of
1924. That mark was hung UP
by Cornell in 1913.
The times were remarkable
since there was hardly a breeze
to RUNE the mirror like lake on
a cool. cloudy afternoon. Most
records are made with the bene-
fits Of tailwinds.
With the exception Of Bob
Staley at the No. 2 oar, Cornell's
rangy eight was the same as the
boatload which won the
IRA and Eastern sprint cham
pionships last year. but lost two
Of three to Yale.
Stroked by Phil Gravink Of
Clymer. N. Y. Cornell battled
Princeton for the lead for the
first mile. Then the Big Red
edged ahead until they had a
length and a half on Yale, which
passed Princeton at the mile and
a half mark. Yale, stroked again
by Olympic gold medalist Bob
Morey Of Short Hills. N. j., closed
the gap to one length in the final
half mile.
The Ellis fell behind by about
three-quarters Of a length in the
first quarter Of q mile and never
were able to threaten seriously
thereafter.
It was Cornell and Yale in the
other two races. too. Yale edged
Cornell by a length in the frosh
2-miler in 1925 and Cornell's
Wanted junior varsity scored by
ga lengths over Yale In II
Syracuse was third In the other
two races. with Princeton last In
both.
Cornell now is the only all
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.Gerring Takes
ACC Golf Title

WINSTON-SALEM. N. C..
May II R.-John Gerring Of
Wake Forest. in and out OF
trouble all the way, shot q one
over-par 70 today in the rain al
the Old Town Club to win the
Atlantic Coast Conference goli
championship with q 36-hole
total Of l41.
In a day of soaring scores
only two in the field Of 81
equaled par-the 2l-year-olc
Gerring also led Wake Forest tt
its second team championship
in three years. The Deacons. with
a four-man total Of $50. finished
eight strokes ahead Of North
Carolina.
Gerring, whose father is club
pro at Union. s. c., led teammate
Sonny George and Joe McCarley
of South Carolina by two
strokes.
Wake Forests title-winning
quartet was composed Of Ger
ring, George, Tommy Helms and
Ralph James, jr. Helms had las
and James Isl.
Finishing behind runnerlr
North Carolina were Virginia
602: Duke, go: South Carolina
612: Maryland. SIS: Clemson
626; and N. c. State, 62o.
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Miss Hanson
5 StrokesUp
At GutIinburq

GATLINBURG. Tenn, May 10
R.-Beverly Hanson set her
lputter ablaze today for stun
ming. 6-under-par 81 and a COM
manding, 5-stroke lead at the
three-quarter point in the $500
Gatlinburg Women's Open golf
tournament. Her 54-hole total
lis 2l9.
The willowy brunette from
lIndio. Calf, finished her SPAR
king round Of 36-3l-67 with q
Spectacular, 22-foot birdie putt
on the 18th green.
Five strokes back at 224. with
10 one-under-par 70, was Mickey
Wright Of San Diego.
Third round leaders.
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patience. perseverance and,
above. all. foresight. is not small.
Despite the time demanded Of
him by club duties. Reynolds has
been one Of the top-ranking ref
erees Of the District Boxing
Commission since the sport was
legalized here in the early l930s,
and an active member Of the
Touchdown Club. He is q past
president Of the Home Plate
Club.
The list Of speakers includes
Dick O'Brien Of The Stars sports
STAFF, who will serve as toast
master. Mario Gregorio. Bill
Werber and Morrie Siegel. But
everybody. Of course. will want
to have something good to say
about the guest Of honor.
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NuW's .Lishtweights
Defeat NIT Oursmen

ANNAPOLIS, May IL B.-
Nays l50-pound crew scored q
two-length victory over Massa-
chusetts Institute Of Technology
lightweights today over q / 5/16-
mile course on the Severn River
The Middle shell led all the way
and skinned across the finish
line after 6 minutes. 43 seconds
Nays junior varsity light
weights scored a 31a-length VIC
tory over MIT"s second shell
and the Plebe l50-pounders
bested the visiting freshmen by
the same margin.
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ing three. Duke and South Car
olina two each and Virginia one
team. Tns s:Srp South ssct c.Sd Of the .SR TIRE Ts
ginia; 23h: Clemson. IS; N. c. Stat
Broad Jump: Eddie Lloyd; MARY
N snq G.foiS.i M sIdsarS se 5ri Eoss
man. North Carolina. 2i.7; Per-,
Moore. Maryland. 2l-4; 6-w. C. sim.
mons. Clemson, 21-3A.
SHOT put Ed SGS6s M,5ys1c 3;
speer. Duke. ASS: sWfrsnk can, Viz.
ginia, 46-2N; Mick Leras, Maryland
45-7h; 5-Harold outten. virsinia
Discus: I'D Cooke. Maryland. las
IT,, in; 2-Harry Davenport, virsinia
1874; 3-Larry Speer, Duke, 143-4hs
o--Nick Leras. Maryland, l40-11.
ro Inse Cos i!2 ssS'f nes s0S c6n Ss
ence record set in qualifying yssterdayl
Gerald strIekland, Duke. 203-I1: -
55@-oRSCliand Payne. North Carolina
: i9S:ys5s assh,s z.spsvs Sine. Duke
ss;Ss seSsiT JoSS:Sn
scheck.. Maryland; EDyel
h Mes. North s CAROLINA tMROS johnson
NORTH sS's csre 1aa' BDdds fSTEsfiaa
South Carolina; 3-Dsye .Leas.- Mary,
land; 4=BoS Kline, Duke: S--staI
North S esrons Ben V%ii.mss c1 NSTsi
Carolina: Sob Peters. Duke; A.
ShestsF stesssi Maryland; 5@R W
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Maryland; $EIee Duncan, MARYLAND
Perry Moore, Maryland; 5-Ellioti
Thompson. MARYLAND. JAG.
Mile ran: i-Bvrr Grim. Maryland
Carl Part Maryland; 4SL. B. New.
M Msr Safm4 Ti%.. 9 iss F'smmin'
land land; ,.1 1!y Bishop; North Caro-.
Resyss. North '' csroins sm'c Time. 9Sss
Maryland; jim star5oard. Mary.
land 3-P, Try Moore. Maryland: A.
roe. South Carolina. Time. 80 oO00'
Moss. John sylvest sD' K " Masr.dS gS'
Dave scurlockl: 2-MaryIsnd: 3-Vir.
Einia; ,.@ssDDuke; 5-south Carolina.
HiGh Jump: l-oeorse Hogan. Mary.
land, 5 feet Al inches; 2-Jim Macedon
lied for :.cond. SO; s@sis TED a! So
MAL,.R I RhliliD;. Y; G. State: James
lew, VirginiP; william Lyons. North Caro-.
lima; Perry Moore. Maryland; Richard
McCallister. North Carolina.
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|4S Pros Enter
Golf Tourney

Pro Clare Emery at Washing
ton G&CC will be host to 48
pros and their amateur partners
at a Mid-Atlantic PGA Pro-
amateur tomorrow. All play will
start from the first tee in this
event because the 9th hole at
Washington does not come back
to the clubhouse.
Pro starting times:
8:40-Jimmy Bellizxi, e:53-Charley
Haston. 0-Clarenee Dgser. 0:07-Fred
Bolton. e:14-Lloyd Kelley. e:2l-Ernie
spsnces S72pict surf sm:s S;sI 7s
|oeorge Pigctt. 9:50-oeorse Difenbaush.
10:O3--Harry Qriesmer. 10:1O-Carl
Rasnic. 1O:17-Art Jones, 1O;24-Char-
ley Bessler,. 1O:31-John Musser, 1928
Paul Haviland.. l0:46-Harcld Oatman,
I0:62-yos veeth: l0:59-Walter Ro-
o S'De ii:s4@plet IN Mullen. iI:1 inn
ii l:s tsSSSnii Heliin Mh'ni' oe'ar0''
Paul Hoscs. is:leGstevs To6ash. iS:2s
Rick McHale.- 12:30-M Jamison,
l2;37-Junior Brosdus. l2:44lptck
S ;y sS, lSSl6ly oiSsr HoSse7
l:2e-ciare Emsly. i:Ss-John Bass.
kins, I:Si@Jack Girvin. t2:0i-John
MORGAN. 2:0S-Lew cherboneau. 2:16-
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Terps Retain ACC Title;
Grim, Cooke Win vice

CHAPEL HILL. N. c., May II
R.-Maryland retained its At
lantic Coast Conference track
championship here today
splashing to victory on a water
logged field with 1914 points.
Runner-up North Carolina had
47la points and Duke, third. had
32la.
Dave Scurlock of Greensboro
North Carolina sophomore. one
of the days four double winners
won the Robert A. Fetzer Award
by vote Of the coaches as the
meets outstanding performer.
Scurlock took the 440 and $50
yard runs and carried the Tai
Heel mile relay team from be-
hind with a 48.2-seconds anchor
leg. A fine third quarter by Dick
MacFaddin had pulled the Tar
Heels from fifth to second.
Other double winners were
Dukes Dave Slime. who retained
his 100 and 220 yard dash titles;
Maryland's Burr Grim. winner
Of the mile and two-mile runs,
and the Terps' Ed Cooke. who
won the shot put and discus.
Slime turned in a :09.6 effort
In the 100, one-tenth Of q Sec
ond under his own conference
record.
Grimm, who had the distance
field to himself when North Car
olina's Jim Beatty was kept on
the sidelines by his ailing left
foot. won the mile handily in
an unspectacular 4:l5.8. but
clipped Of a fine 9:25.8 two-mile,
only five-tenths Of the record.
Cooke, who set a record of
62-4 in the shot put yesterday,
couldn't reach the 51-foot mark
in his three chances today, but
the earlier record performance
stood UP for his first-place
medal.
Maryland won seven of Is
first places. North Carolina tax
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INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:
ACC Net FinuIs
Postponed by Ruin

DURHAM, N. c., May II R)
Rain postponed final action In
the Atlantic Coast Conference
tennis tournament here today.
Tentative plans call for the
singles to be played Monday ct
the University Of Maryland. with
the Terps' jackson Yang meet
ing his teammate, Dave Freish-
tat, for the title.
The doubles will be settled at
the Richmond Country Club
Thursday. when Dukes Left Beck
and Don Romhilt meet the
Maryland combination Of Freish-
tat and Carl Bucks.
The Wake Forest doubles team
of Tom Burt and Bill Alfred
dropped out of competition, for
lfeiting to the Terps.
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LONE DISTRICT TEAM SURVIVES
'Hyndmon-Segn Pace
Belle Haven 4-BoII PIoy

to beat John Jankowski and Ro-
ger Sheriff Of Prince Georges. In
an afternoon match against
Manor's Jim HUNT and Tony
Nc owan, the teams were even
with best ball 31s on the out
nine. and then the firing HUNT
and MCGOWAN lost three straight
holes to pars.
Hyndman's spectacular golf,
which included a personal quail
flying round Of 81 and his z
under par exhibition for IL holes
in the first round, attracted a
gallery of several hundred for
the quarterfinal match with the
champions. LaSalle and helms.
Tightest Match Of Day
It. was the tightest match of
the day, with Hyndman and
Sezna never more than up.
helms knocked in a 20-footer on
the 9th hole to square the
match. and it was even at nine.
Sezna started back 3-3. but
LaSalle halved his birdie on 10.
LaSalle birdied the 18th to get
even again, but Hyndman rolled
in a 65-foot birdie putt on the
18th. LaSalle won the 14th with
"a par to get even for the last
time. Hyndman made the only
par four on the tough 18th,
played a feathered chip shot to
halve the 18th, and they easily
halved the 18th as helms had to
make a 25-footer for his par
Sezna was 10 inches from the
cup in three. and Hyndman was
on in two and two-putted for
the match.
Championship Flight-First Round
Joe Lasalle. Belle Haven. and Hey;
xusust and Buddy Clark. ArEyie c. c.
william Hyndman III. Philadelphia.
and Wallly Sezna, Wilmington. Del. def.
william Howard and George Winkler.
Court House C. C., and 9.
Jim HUNT and Tony MCGOWAN, Manor
C. c.. def. John Miller, Indianapolis, Ind,
and Frank Mann, Belle Haven, I UP.
Ashby Brtggs and Bert Brown, Hamp-
ton. Va. def. John Jankowski and Roger
Sheriff. Prince oeorges c.. c.. 2 and l.
Bob Maritime and Frank Clark, Argyle
e. c., def. Bobby Brownell and Ralph
Bogart. Chevy Chase. l up.
and Lieut.. Col. Walt Dawson. Army
Navy, def. Oil Willett and Mike jan
kowski. Prince GEORGES 3 and 2.
Lieut.. Col. Jim Wernli. U. 8. Naval
Academy, and Odell CAN'T, Court House
c. c.. def Wynsol Spencer. Hampton. Va.
and Jack Kurtz. Jupiter. Fla. 2 and /.
Truman Connell and Billy Thornton,
Tecuesta. Fla. def, 7. NJ. Bott and r. !.
Barrett. Norfolk. Va. 9 and 5.
Quarter finals
Hyndman and sezna def. Lasalle and
Nelms. / up: BrigRs and Drown def.
HUNT and MCGOWAN. up; Worthington
and Dawson def. MARITIME and Clark,
q and q. Thornton and connell def.
Wernli and CAN'T. 3 and 2.
Semifinals pairings: 9:56-Hyndman
and eezna VS.. Briggs and Brown: 1903
Worthington and Dawson vs.. Thornton
and Conneu. Finals, 2.3O
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Navy Golfers
Win Eastern
College Title

ANNAPOLIS. May II R.-
Navy won the Eastern Inter-
collegiate golf championship by
a 5-stroke margin today.
Penn State was second. de-
Tending champion Yale was
third. Cornell fourth and Dart
mouth NTH in the 16-team field,
Earle Smith. Middle football
captain playing his FIRST year Of
varsity golf, took medalist hon.
ors with a 5-over-par total Of
lat. Tied for the runner-up spot
one stroke behind him were
Warren Simmons Of Syracuse
and Perky Cullinane Of George
town.
Rod Frates Of Dartmouth and
Franz Dolp Of Yale were next in
line with 149s. Then came Gerry
Goring of Princeton and Charles
volpone Of Boston College at $50.
Rounding out the top Is who
will begin two days Of match
play tomorrow to decide the in
dividual, championship are Mike
Dritz Of Syracuse, Dave Wright
of Navy and Bill Davidson of
Penn State ISL, Ron Schwartzle
of Pitt, Pat REILLY Of Penn State.
Tom Wheeling Of Harvard and
Bill Parks Of Army 1853. and
Mike O'Brien Of Navy and Dick
Manning Of Boston College. 154.
Navy won the team title with
IA 608 total. 40 strokes over par.
Penn State was second with 6l3.
Yale had $40, Cornell 626 and
Dartmouth 627.
The other teams in their Or
der Of finish we're Princeton $50,
Syracuse 631. Pitt and George
town 632. Army 635. Harvard
$50. Penn 642. Holy Cross $50.
Brown 664. Columbia 1877. and
Boston College.
No total was recorded for Bos-
ton College because one player
pulled UP lame and another on
the short-handed. five-man team
was disqualified for picking UP a
ball.
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PIebe Netmen Win
Over Coolidge, IL

ANNAPOLIS. May IL R.-
Nays Plebe tennis team won ali
singles matches in straight sets
today as 1t posted a To victory
over Coolidge High Of WASH
ington.
eingles--Haughton Navy, defeated
Litrenbsum; 3D.. B7-3i Temple. Navy
Navy. defeated strlnger 6---3. 60;
willsey, Navy, defeated orossman, 9-2
81; Lowry, Navy. defeated Still. 70
60. Manning. Navy. defeated 6chaef.
fer, 0--3. 10--S.
-citrenbaum and Sill. Cool.
fee. defeated Lowry and Willsey. O.
81: eilyerstone and 0rossman, Cool.
idge. defeated LatimeT and WrIght
1O-6, 4-0. Ga: Blanke and Ray.
pQnd. Navy. defeated Kats and strinsl
-, 0-1.
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California Outrows
Wisconsin Crew

OAKLAND. Calf, May II CR)
California upset Wisconsin,
favored crew today by sprintine
to a 2h-length victory over q
Smile Oakland Estuary course
The California boat was timed
In l6 minutes 1877 seconds. Wis
sonsin In 1886.
UCLA's crew trailed in third
place. TN lengths back Of Wis
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Harvard Captures
Adams Cup Regatta

PHILADELPHIA, May II Up.
Harvard survived q stirring
finish on the rain-swept Schuyl-
kill river today to win the Adams
Cup rowing trophy over the
eight-oared crews Of Navy and
Pennsylvania.
The Middies. who earlier won
the freshmen heavyweight and
junior varsity events. just missed
in a gallant bid for a sweep.
They placed second and Penn
sylvania wound up third.
All three finishers were less
than q half length apart.
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Harper win compete as he with

Sam Snead likely would select
Columbia Country Club as his
qualifying site for the National
Open championship.
Columbia will be host to the
sectional trials June 3, and it's
the closest site to Snead's sum-
mer home base at White Sui
phur Springs. w. Va.
However. Sam likely win play
in New York, as on June 2 he
probably viii be participating in
the Palm Beach Round Robin,
Ia tournament he has won several
times. the last time in 1855. II
he should pass up the Palm
Beach tournament, Columbia
would be his logical choice.
Only the low 10 from last
year. the PGA, British Open
and Amateur and National Anna
teur champions and host pro
are automatic qualifiers for the
National Open, and Snead
doesn't At. He tied for Gath at
the Open in Rochester last year.
A fellow who had a good OPEN
ing day but stumbled through
the next two rounds Of the Mary
land State team championship
with four wins and four losses.
and then 81 last week. probably
won't get much credit for pick
ing the winners today.
But inasmuch as Bethesda's
young stars have declared true
allegiance to their club and
withdrawn from the Belle Haven
tournament. Bethesda is the
choice over Woodmont. However.
Woodmont will be tough to beat
in the first and sixth brackets,
and 1t might be close, like Ill.
In the other match, Fort Meade's
defending champions look too
much for Rolling Road.
= + =
NOTES Houghton and 30
Estridge. his assistant at Prince
Georges, have figures to show
golf Is becoming q midweek, and
not only q week end game. Prince
Georges had Isl players last
Wednesday, that's only members
and guests and no tournaments,
q total that exceeded the play
either day last week end. /.
The Kenridge Cup Invitation in
Charlottesville. Va. is scheduled
for May 31-June IL. The last
player to win there who repre-
sented Washington vas Col.
Jimmy Wilson in 1850.
The Women's District Golf
Associations Cup tournament
schedule gets underway this week
with the Keefer Cup for class A
players Wednesday and Thurs
day at Chevy Chase. and the
WDGA Cup for class c Wednes-
lay at Belle Haven. :. Burning
Trees member-guest is booked
Friday through Sunday.
Team Captain Martin
Mccarthy believes he has his
best Middle Atlantic combination
lined up for the Mason-Dixon
Cup matches May 1926 at the
exclusive Manufacturers Club in
Philadelphia. Don't forget.
Friday is the entry deadline for
National Open entries.
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1OWGVCIs ~ 10 uOuUJlul GLo6
drew from the recent Colonial
Invitation In Fort Worth with
q bad back and did not compete
In the Pea last year.
Qualifying herths in the PGA
are based on the number Of
class A members per section,
about one place for each "a pros
The Mid-Atlantic section has 1877
class A members. The PGA
championship. all match play
again this year, will be played
July 1921 at Dayton. Ohio.
$50
Joe Zoeller, the USGA's Sec
tional representative for the
National Public Links champion
ship, has been notified the Sec
tional qualifying rounds for the
Publinks championship will be
played Monday. July 8, at Forest
Park in Baltimore.
The championship will be
played at Hershey, Pa, this year,
the closest to Washington since
1889 when Mount Pleasant was
host in Baltimore. The dates
are July 20-August 3. and entries
close July 20 with H. F. Weeks
at SITS Chinquapin parkway,
Baltimore. IL, Md. Entry blanks
viii be on hand at the public
courses in the District.
With the championship to be
played over Hershey's long and
testing layout. there's cause to
wonder why the qualifying
rounds were scheduled over q
short and comparatively easy
layout like Forest Park. In Sec
tional qualifying rounds fol
major championships in the past
it has been proved that golfers
can sneak in over easy courses
and have no chance In the cham.
lpionship over q big course.
On the subject Of sectional
qualifying rounds. somebody
mentioned the other day that
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BY MERRELL ,wHITTLEsEY

william Hyndman III Of Phil
adelphia. who probably will make
this years Walker Cup team,
and Wally Sezna, nonresident
member Of Belle Haven from
Wilmington. DEL. led the way
yesterday as all District amateur
| golfers with the exception Of a
service team were beaten in the
Belle Haven 4-Ball Invitation.
Ashby Briggs and Bert Brown
lof Hampton. Va, the Tequesta,
Fla, combination Of Billy Thorn
ton and Truman Council. and a
service duo. Mai. Joe Worthing-
ton Of Andrews ALB and 1t. Col.
Walt Dawson, Army Navy Club
champion. survived.
The days casualties included
Bobby Brownell and Ralph b.
CART. medalists and ). four-time
champions. and the defending
titlists, Joe LaSalle. host club
champion. and Haywood helms
|of Charlottesville. Va.
Had Seven Brides
Hyndman, q tall, handsome
fellow with some Of the nervous
lmannerisms Of Cary Middlecoff,
had seven brides and five pars
for the IL holes his team needed
to win its morning match. In
the afternoon he played spotty,
and Sezna came through with
back-to-back brides on 10 and
IL, as they eliminated the de-
tending champions, ! up.
Brownell and Bogart, whose IS
best ball was the low qualifying
round. were beaten. / up in the
first round by the Argyle team Of
Bob MARITIME and Frank Clark.
MARITIME did the early damage in
this match, and then Clark came
through with q chip in for q
birdie three on the 18th and a
7-footer for a par on the 18th to
avoid extra holes.
The Floridians. 23-year-old
Thornton, and Connell, formerly
q championship speed skater,
who also had q tryout with the
Chicago White Sox, didn't have
q DOGGY in the two easy victories,
They were seven under par In
the morning and six under In the
afternoon.
Mai. Worthington and Col.
Dawson displayed some Of the
best team work and unquestion-
ably the finest putting skill in
upsetting Gil Willett and Mike
Jankowski. 3 and 2. and then
ousting Clark and MARITIME. 4
and 2.
Briggs and Brown teamed well
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Drog Races Slated
At Old Dominion

More than 100 hot-rods and
motorcycles will gather at Old
Dominion Speedway today for
another program Of drag racing
on the flfth-mile straightaway.
Match dragging starts at 1880
am. and the final Examinations
- 2 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-12

winning eight in the East and
became the favorite for the 1000
meter ula-mile) Eastern sprint
championships at Princeton's
Carnegie Lake next Saturday.
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TEE TO GREEN
By MERRetL wHITTLEsEY

Houghton has received word that Middle Atlantic PA
VIII get four places to the National PGA championship the
sectional qualifying rouds May "a Chevy Chase That's four
quaiher.
However doubtful that Harper win compete as be with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-12

On the subject Of sectional
qualifying rounds. somebody
mentioned the other day that
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CHAPEL HILL N C., May II ing three Duke and South Car
ayland retained its At ona two each and Virginia
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Quarter-nnals

Hyndman and sesna def LaSalle and
Nelms. ! up; Briggs and Drown def
and DAWSON def. MARITIME and CLARK
4 and 2; Thornton and Connell def
Wernli and CAN'T. 3 and 2.
Seminnals pairings: a:56-Hyndmar
and sezna VS.. Briggs and Brown; 1908
WorthinRton and Dawson vs.. Thornton
and Connell. Finals, 800.
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