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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-21

Record
1. Love Letters in the
Sand
2. Teddy Bear
3. So Rare
4. Bye Bye Love
5. I'm Gonna Sit Right
Down
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-21

Short Fot Fonny
Lorry WiIlioms
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Hanks Captures
'300-MiIe Ruce:
Area Pair Trails

TRENTON, N. j., June "a up
Sam Hanks, who said he was
quitting race driving after his
victory in this years Indiana
polls 500" came back to COM
petition yesterday with renewed
Ivigor.
Under contract to a Mercury
team. the 42-year-old ace from
Pacific Palisades. Calf, drove a
335-horsepower Mercury to Vic
tory in the 300-lap late model
stock car race on the new Tren-
ton International Speedway.
Hanks. who predicted his win.
started in sixth place. took the
lead at 100 miles. lost it again
for l03 miles and then took over
for good. Johnny Mantz of Los
Angeles was runnerup in another
1857 Mercury and Ralph Moody
of DANA. Fla. was third in a
3 0 o. horsepower supercharged
Ford sedan.
Elmo Langley of District
Heights, Md. drove a Chevrolet
to 18th place. and Mace Mating
lly. also from the Washington
suburbs. retired after 232 miles
In another Chevy.
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Grim Among Sturs
Going to France

DAYTON, Ohio, June "a (P.-
Burr Grim, the Atlantic Coast
Conference mile champion from
the University Of Maryland, is
Ia member Of a 10-man United
States track team leaving We'd
lnesday to compete in France.
Other teams are being readied
for trips to Finland, Sweden,
Italy and London. The lineup
of the various squads was made
up by Pinky Sober. National AAU
track chairman, and Dan Ferris,
AAU executive secretary, follow
ing the AAU meet last Friday and
Saturday.
Grim finished third in the mile
behind Merv Lincoln Of Aus
tralia and Bob Seaman Of South
Iern California. Among others
on the group going to France are
Dave Slime. Arnie Sowell, and AL
Hall.
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LACY FEUD AT WIMBLEDON
Angela Mortimer Refuses
To Follow Puntie Pattern

WIMBLEDON, England. june
"a (P)-A psnties feud. recalling
the Juror when Gussie Moran
first displayed her famous lacy
undergarments on the centel
court. ruf1ed Wimbledon today
in the opening day Of the AL
English tennis championships.
One of Britain's top stars, rs.
|year-old Angela Mortimer, COM
planned: "These fancy clothes de-
tract from the game ITSELF"
Angela intends to wear plain
shorts and a simple store bought
shirt. She has a figure that
looks good even in this plain
costume.
Americas Karol Fageros OF
Miami, Fla, has captured the
title of glamour girl in the wom-
ems tuneup tournaments for
Wimbledon.
Karol's latest outfit was q
smartly tailored Grecian-style
creation Of Teddy Timing, en-
|broidered in gold tennis racquets
and costing $3.50.
Britain's Shirley Boomer, an
other Timing client. is wearing a
white and pink outfit embroid-
erred with cherries.
Miss Mortimer, who said she
suffered from slight deafness
explained: Il have difficulty
enough in concentrating on my
game without being put off by
tapping frills and fripperies.
THE only timeI can hear what
the umpire is saying is when I'm
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Dell Nearing
Tennis Title
AT Edgemoor

Top-ranked Donald Dell has
gotten the jump on the rest OF
the field in the Edgemoor Club
|invitational tennis tournament
Dell has rolled over three OPP
|ponents and now has just three
matches between himself and
the championship. There are
IA other survivors, but each
Jagged a round behind Dell as
play resumed today.
Victims Of Dell's hot racket
have been DR.. Paul Mcbride,
81. 6-1; Renato Ventura,
"a, 3-6, default, and Hugh
Lynch III, 6-l, 6E3.
Dell beat Lynch yesterday and
next will meet the winner of
today's match between Tom
Bradford and Phil Neff. In
yesterdays play. Bradford de-
feated Don Igglehart, Go, 60.
and Netf eliminated Andre Ze-
rega, 81, 6-3.
Other results:
Singles--Steye Potts defeated Frank
Durham. go, 6-3 John Harris defeated
Andre Najar. 6-1. default; Doyle Royal
won by default over John Bouquet; Jack
sloat defeated Marty Rabinowitz' SO,
|6-0; Ted Rogers defeated Merle Guiick,
"a; 20: Jack Mccarthy defeated Al
Ialkin, 6-1. Ga: Don FLOYD defeated Bill
Ihaler. 6-2. 6-I: Don Ralph defeated
Left Beck. SO. 1-8, OIL: Fred McNair
defeated Barney Welsh. 81. "a; Alex
Kettles defeated Ward Stewart "a, 81:
Frank Spears defeated Larry Middle.
Ramp. 6-3. 81; Linday Kehoe defeated
John Meyers. 6-3, "a.
Doubles--Robin Hippenstiei and Lon
Metherell defeated Mert Bishop and Reed
Milliamson. 90. ST.: Fred McNair and
steve Potts defeated Jim Shafer and Bill
|OBrien, 6-1. Gel: Don Dell and TED
kogers defeated Merle Quick and Frank
Arlington, ga, go; Frank Spears and
Tom Bradford defeated Marty Rsbino-
witz and Bob schwarzman, ga. 81.
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Nina Leeds Fleet
In Race to Newport
From Annapolis

ABOARD THE USS RAY
MOND. June "a (P.-The vet
eran schooner Nina sailed north
ward along the Atlantic Coast
today as the yacht to beat for
major feet honors in the 468-
mile Annapolis OF Newport, r. l.,
race.
Only a few Glass A yachts and
Carleton Mitchell's Finisterre
which often has outsailed bigger
boats from its low Class c rat
ing. appeared in position to seri-
ously challenge her.
Nina rounded the Chesapeake
Bay lighthouse fifth behind the
pace-setter yesterday. but only
1873 minutes behind the scratch
boat. She had nearly 3 hours
more time allowance to space in
heavier ocean going This was
only is per cent of her handi-
cap time elapsed.
Finisterre already was vir-
tually assured of Glass G. honors
and was running ahead Of many
OF the Glass B boats, but woulc
have to make better time over
the ocean route to beat Nina
and other Class A leaders.
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British Joguors Sweep
lie Mans Endurance Race

Jaguar. He was sixth. His CO.
driver was Duncan Hamilton Of
Britain.
There were no serious mishaps
in contrast to the 80 lives that
were lost in the 1855 race when
Ia car rammed into a group Of
spectators.
The first 10 finishers:
Sys I. a s isI &C.; driven By ECI
ssai7 Eon. %s ,isasg a %ss
z. Jaeuar. 3.442 &C.. Iinian sandersor
snd Jan LAWRENCE. Britain, 4.2s9 .53t
1871 kms. IilO,6 miles,.
3. Jaguar 3,442 &C, Jean Lucas ant
Jean Marine, France, 4,255.155 kms
,y;642,3 milesl, average 177.29s kms
!. gasuSr,, s.44a &C.. Paul Frere ant
Fred Rousselle, Belgium 4,I8D.237 kms
I g;;dS1ss.5 miles, average 1878 kms
B Ferrsri, 3,7s3 &C.. Lewis-Evans
Britain, and Martin severi, Italy. 4,o3i..
61S kms (2,5O3.0 miles,, average
l65.os4 kms. q04.3 miles,.
8. .Jaeuar, 3,7S1 &C., Duncan-H amil.
sas City, 4,O17.047 kms. (2,494.5 miles)
average 1887 kms. 103.7 miles,.
z. Ferrari. LOSS &C.. Luciano Bianch
and Goerges Harris, Belgium, $500. 0s
Ems Ems. liza T;doS .s;, niles)' average l6l.2ls
5. Porsche. Taos &C.. Edward Hugus
Pittsburgh, and. Michael Kessler. Bev.
erly Hills. Calf, 3,s46.353 kms. e..
3 1884,. niles. average 160.S4s kms
I'd
Q. Lotus, I.0es &C. p. H. Ashdowr
and Alan Stacey, Britain. 1926 Dos
Ems. G;356.9 miles,, average 159.45s
10. A. c. Bristol, 1870 &C.. Peter Boil
ton and x, Rudd. Britain, 3.7s0.47s
kms. g,347.7., miles), average 1880
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the best lap time, 2:51.8 for tn,
approximate 4 miles.
Walt Hansgen of Westfield
N. j.. was the winner; John Fitch
of Stamford, Conn.,, runnerup
and Jim Lyeth. jr. of Gross,
Point, Mich. third in a Ferrari
Hansgen's winning average speed
was 82.759 miles per hour.
Frank Baptista was the only
winner among five drivers from
the Washington. D. c., region
Baptista and his Lotus Monzs
ran away from the Glass G modi.
fled entries in the third prelim.
mary.
Bob Hathaway Of Arlington
Va, was third in Glass D pro-
duction in the second pre-.
liminary. In the 150-mile fea.
ture. neither Charlie Sarle mol
Dick Thompson finished
Thompson was running seventh
overall until he broke the right
front hub on the sixth lap
Sarle's Ace Corvette simply
conked out.
Carroll Shelby of Dallas, last
years winner, sat out the MAR
event when his car failed to ar
rive by race time and a substitute
car was damaged in a pre-.
llminary.
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WoIIoce's Lap Time Best
In Wisconsin Car Race

ELKHART LAKE, Wis, June
"a Especially. - AS in the "a
hour endurance race at lie Mans,
France, yesterday, British
D-Jaguars also dominated the
150-mile National sports car race
on the Road America course.
The D-Jags finished one-two-
three-four at lie Mans, an amaz-
ings monopoly for the worlds
toughest course. Here Al Road
America in the rugged Kettle
Moraine Forest country, these
same cars finished one-two- four.
A good share Of the credit must
go to Charlie Wallace of Be-
thesda, Md, although he was the
fourth-place driver
Lacking a car because his
Porsche 1900 RS failed to .rrive
from New York. where it was
undergoing repairs, Wallace went
begging most of the week end for
something to drive. Briggs Cum
ningham offered a spot on his
team Of D-JaguarS. and Wallace
grabbed 1t.
1t took a while for Wallace
to accustom himself to the car,
but then he burned up the
course. At the end he was clos
ing about 5 seconds per lap on
the leaders and was credited with
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BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

STANTON. Del, June "a. =
Although she finished ninth in
Saturdays New Castle Stakes
Calumet Farms Amoret today
was top weighted with l25
pounds for the $150.000 Della
ware Handicap, mile : and a :
quarter classic which closes out
the Distaff Three Series Satur-
day at Delaware Park.
Racing Secretary Gil Haus
who weighted lis fillieS and
mares for this richest race in the
world for female thoroughbreds,
evidently took into consideration
that Amoret was partially
blocked when she began making
up ground in the late stages of
the mile and a sixteenth New
Castle. Otherwise, it was ex-
pected that she would shed
more tina none pound of that
effort.
Right behind Amoret comes
Mrs. Vernon Cardy's Leevee. who
passed up the New Castle. Levee
got 100. Princess Turia, Calumet
4-year-old filly who won the
New Castle by a diminishing
nose with l16 pounds, picks up
three more. Hal Price Headley's
Attica, who just missed catching
Princess Turia under 1l2, was
assigned lis.
A New York invader who will
command high respect from the
Delaware Park-based fillies and
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LIE MANS, France, June "a up
-Britain's speedy "Jags"-tht
big 3.5 liter Jaguars--today were
celebrating another sweep of the
LIE Mans sports car 24-hour race
of endurance over Italy's Mase.
rats and Ferraris.
The Jags. all privately en-.
tered, took the first four places
Ivor Bueb and Ron Flockhart
hit the wire first with an un-
official record average speed OF
ia mills an hour. 1t was a Scots
team car.
Ninian Sanderson and Jan
Lawrence. also handling a Scots
Jag, were second. Jean Lucas
and Jean Marine, French duet
got home third and the Belgian
outfit. Paul Frere and Freddy
Rousselle, was fourth.
All four covered the equiva-
lent of five consecutive Indian
apolis 500 races.
Bueb and Flockhart whipped
into the lead in the third hour
while the powerful Maseratis
and Ferraris were rolling in and
out of the repair pits and never
were headed.
The Jags also swept the 1856
race.
The best American perform
ance was turned in by Masten
Gregory of Kansas City in a
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BILLY DIRECT
SELECTIONS
Daily Double Closes SEQ PM.

l--Sabrina. Edmund Hanover
Henriette @.
l2-Steelway. Volson. Nibble Ex-
press.
Seattle Victory, Homestretch
Morris, Dinah Knight.
4-Selector. Pronto Way, New
som Rosecroft.
5--R. v. Chief. Masland Han.
over. Miss Val Dean.
i6--NOLO DIAN. CAM Colby
Morning Surprise.
ID. ID S., Sure Con, Miss Chief
Forbes.
3-Doctor Epp. l.. j. e.. Lima A
LOngshOt Daily Double
Prince Henley & Lambs Gamble
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Brown Takes
9th Drag Race

Robert Brown of Huntingtown,
Md, won a trophy for the sew
enth week in a row yesterday in
the drag races at Aquasco Speed
way.
Brown won Glass SB in his
1856 stock Chevrolet at a speed
of 824 miles per hour. Top elm
inator was Buddy Beavers of
HyattSville. who drove specially
built model-T roadster powered
by a rear drive Chrysler engine.
Vernon Rowley of Baltimore
took the top speed trophy in his
1884 Ford with a SIS Oldsmobile
engine at 94.7 miles per hour.
Glass summaries:
Class cLB-vernon Rowley. Baltimore
1894 Ford. e4,7 mph.
ASA-Anthony Silyirs. Edeewood. Md.
1907 Mercury, 90 mph.
S/A--Hugh Powell Arlington. 1857
Chevrolet, 50 mph
ASB-Biil Norfolk. Owens. Md, 1856
sZcETom Glorius. Hyattsyille, 1856
SD Chris Buckingham, silver
Spring Nd 1852 Oldsmobile. elapsed
time 1914 sec
s E-Bn Ricketts,. District Heights
1851 Mercury 696 mph
q B-Wendell Chapman. Baltimore.
1887 Ford Pickup. - / mph,
B-Michael Maiatico. HyRttsville
1857 super-charged Oldsmobilc, 30 mph
c D--John Weiss. Baltimore. 1850
Ford, "a 9 mph
CfE David Coleman Iinthieum
Heights. Nd. 1884 Mercury, 5B9 mph.
XfC-Ronald Halle. Hyattsville. 1854
Chevrolet. 7S2 mph
XyD-Bob Wtlioucby. washington.
1857 Triumph, 500 mph.
R.yB-GrOver Ladd. Palmer PARK.
Nd, 1889 Ford Roadster, 756 mph.
Assn. b Young. Aquasco, Nd.
1857 Pontiac. S33 mph.
SfS-Roobert Amoss. Benson. Nd.
1887 Pontiac. 81 mph
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AIexundriun Wins
.Drog-Roce Event
AT Old Dominion

The fastest car at Old Do
minion Speedway yesterday fol
the 18th Sunday of drag racing
was a 1882 Ford coupe with q
81 Chevrolet va engine, driver
by Jim Davis of Alexandria.
Davis won class BIG and Their
took top eliminator honors by
travelling the one-fifth mile IL
1871 seconds at closing speed Of
100 miles per hour. Bob Ber-
nardon won second and Larry
Myers third.
Other class winners:
Class BF-willie Patton. Hyattsvlle
1856 Chevrolet. Tlme-1J seconds. Clos
ms speed--s7 niles per hour
Glass BA--Lsrry Myers. Alexandria
1880 Ford coupe. 1871, 81 phi.
Glass AG-Bin overton Coral Hills
1857 Chevrolet, 1879 30 m.ph.
Glass CG-Bob Bernardon Hillside
Nd 1889 Chevrolet 1913 IS m b.
Glass DG-Tex Randall Hillside. Md
1896 Chevrolet : seconds. "a m y h.
Class EG--Lafry Robinson Manassas
1881 Ford II seconds So m D h.
Class SS-Clarence Farmer. Fred
ericksbur 1856 Chevrolet. l4.6. 81
m D h.
Glass BS-Bob Duniap Alexandria
1857 Chevrolet. IS seconds. 50 mph
Glass cs--Jerry Egan. Hillside, Md.
1855 Chevrolet. l6.s. - m.p.h
Class DC-(;ene Mil Aisxandria
1854 Mercury. z seconds. so mph
Glass ES-Ralph King. Riverdale
1854 Chevrolet 176 70 m.ph
Glass AM tsport carsl--ROger Wing
.94 mp.h.
Glass M (motoreyclesl--son Routt
Washington. 1852 Triumph, ls seconds
80 mp h.
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Bahama Mama
Tops Jumpers

Bahama Mama. owned by v
M. johnson, took the honors in
the jumper class that featured
the closing day program of the
two-day Dunn Loring Horse
Show yesterday at the Meredith
Carper farm near Tyson's
Corner.
Mrs. Mary Stevenson's Pacific
Isle dominated the hunter classes
that highlighted the opening
day program Saturday.
Bahama Mama, a black mare
who was ridden by Randy Bauer,
took the jumper championship
over A. Stsrkey's Big Bill. New
Hope Farms Freckles was third
This was the third annual
show sponsored by the Dunn
Loring Volunteer Fire Depart
ment.
90 AS you PLEASE. Tania
Bobbie Gardner; 2 Freckies, New Hope
Larm 4 Ugly DucklinR. Norma Ger
CHILDRENs HoRsEMANsHIp tun.
der l2l--l Devon Rufner; 2 ALE
NOVICE OR JUNIOR WALKING
Hi ~ 4, FRS Nellie Blys stepp, walk.
hn ,Burkholder: 3 smokey Mountain
Smoke, Irwin Bailey. 4 Peter Rabbit
sHETIAND PONY CHAMPIONSHIP
Tinder lU tncheeI-t Fotir yVinds
Mnuteman, james Favino ., Eules
Crescent Largo. David .Wcisiger. g. Tim.
hero sencation. DR.. Mcleod 4. Saddle
:. RoAsTER CHAMPIONSHIP Ke,
Royal sps Sin ,,ons ya9 r,I PhilP
torney y Marlin Bunkholder
THREE GATED CHAMPIONSHIP
Bel Air Bourbon, Jimmie Norris; z
What's NY Line, Richard Franks 4
MODERN OLYMPIC p. =. !. CLASS
FEss sl; uons g Big BIZ A starkey' 3
WAKING HORSE CHAMPIONSHIP
holder southern Ar Edwin Prouch
are BSSs Mf FTed g sseE Arthur Stables
:. PLEASURE HORSE CLASS Prince
sS9ehs Bss ps,y TWP Rnse I pas c S6e15e
FINE HARNESS. CHAMPIONSHIP
Fancy Dan, :. Highland Delight; 3
Sensation Rex.s Moonshine, W. u Mar.
I'm
cHiIDREN's HoRsEMANsHIP d.-ts
years Cookie Bradshaw . Bpbbi,
Gardner Marcia McCardle; I Eyclyf
Bird
JUMPER CHAMPIONSHIP / Ba.
hama Mama. V N Johnson y Bis
Bill y Fteckles. ! Ugly Durkiing
FIVE GATED CHAMPIONSHIP
SHORTY Abe Trevor Gardner DO .
STRAIGHT Bourbon MIS- William Wilder
.. MI 1lac Time Oscar Bryan
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|Co-Feutures
Top Laurel
Card Tonight

Laurel Raceway moves into
the final week of it's meeting
tonight, with 16 PAGERS going of
in two $3.50 divisions of the
Severn. feature of the eight-race
card.
The harness sport moves tc
Baltimore Raceway next Mon
day for "a nights.
OF major interest in Laurel's
final week will be the $4,000
Invitational pace, which is ex-
pected to bring together such
standouts as Adios Harry, Belle
Acton. Hillsota, Wilmington
Star, Duane Hanover, Dottie's
Pick and B'Haven.
Other features this week in
clude the $4,000 Savage for g.
year-old trotters Wednesday
and the $1,000 Potomac for q
Iyear-old PAGERS Wednesday. The
Savage has attracted several
candidates for the rich HANDLE
Itonian.
Irving Guy. who will be going
after his fourth straight win,
leads the field in the second
division of tonight's Severn
Jade Hanover and Peter Ball
top the opposition. Rocky King
and Camicolby head the field
in the first division.
Also in the spotlight will be
Johnny Simpson, top driver OF
the meeting with IS victories,
five seconds and two thirds
Nobody else is within hailing
distance.
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TRANSMITS Champ
Seeks NCAA Title

DALLAS. June "a (P.-Rex
Baxter. jr., the Texas Walker
Cupper who led the college bri-
gade to victory in the Trans
Mississippi, was back in his own
bailiwick today - seeking a
championship among the COL
Ilegians in the NCAA golf tour
nament.
Baxter, the methodical man
from Amarillo who plays for
the University Of Houston,
crushed the hopes of John lib
mack. a municipal player from
Denver. in his first major tour
nament, with an 8-and-6 tri-
umph in the finals Of the Trans
Mississippi yesterday.
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Calumet Manager
Still Unconscious

LEXINGTON. KY, June "a
R. Paul Ebelhardt, manager
|of Mrs. Gene Markey's Calumet
Farm, remains in serious condi-
ton from injuries suffered Sat-
urday when he was struck by
lightning.
Ebelhardt was injured by the
same bolt that killed Prof. AL
fred B. McEwen, of the Univer-
sity Of Kentucky College of Law.
on the Lexington Country Club
golf course.
Attendants at st. Joseph's
Hospital yesterday said the farm
manager has not regained con-
seriousness.
A third golfer. Frank J. Quinn,
also of Lexington, escaped seri-
Gus injury.
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Amoret Gets TopWeieht
For Delaware HondicoD

mares. is the Brookmeade
Stables Floral Park, a 4-year-
old filly by Alibahai and Flower
Bed. Floral Park earlier won the
Belle Rose at Jamaica. She was
given lis pounds and is due
here Wednesday.
Last year the same stable won
the Delaware Handicap with
Flower Bowl, an outsider, who is
a full sister to Floral Park.
Trainer Preston Burch an
Inounced today Sam Boulmetis
would ride Floral Park.
Delaware officials expect a
field Of IL to Is fillies and mares
to go to the post Saturday.
Weights for the fillies and
mares considered probable start
lerS now follow:
Amoret, 1875; Levee, 1872: Prin-
cess Turia. 119; Little Pache,
i19; Rare Treat, 119; Manotick,
1l8; Kings Mistake, 1T; Mas
rina, ZIG; Tournure. lis: Attica,
lis; Floral Park. lis; Romantic,
.ll2; Bayou, Ill; White Orchid.
ITO. and Magic Forest, 1909.
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IMorgon's Stock Col
Wins at Marlboro

Marlboro Motor Raceway
scene of motorcycle and sports
car races in recent weeks and q
sportsman-Stock car event yes
terday. will bring in the nudge:
cars next Sunday under joint
sponsorship of the United States
Auto Club and the American
Racing Drivers Club.
In yesterdays event. Bill Nor
gan of Fairfax finally won q
feature over the track at which
he was season champion two
years ago. At the end Of IS laps
Morgan was half a lap ahead Of
Bill Wynkoop Of Arlington, Sec
ond place winner. Lionel john
son of Fredericksburg was third
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Bonosnop Takes
Poris Jumping Race

PARIS, June "a up. = Bono
snap. owned by A. Mourrut. yes
terday won the l0-million-fr franc
tS28,750) Grand Steeplechase
of Paris at Auteuil, finishing half
a length in front Of Quimillgrey
Diamant De Bourgogne was
third, five lengths back.
Bonosnap's time over the $500
meters was 8 minutes Is seconds.
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u. S. Women Bow
In British Golf

GLENEAGLES, Scotland, June
"a Pl-The United States two
entries, Mrs. Ann Stranahan OF
Toledo, Ohio. and Virginia Den
Inehy Of Lake Forest. Ill. were
eliminated today in opening
matches of the British Women's
golf tournament.
Mrs. Stranahan fell before
Mrs. NJ. A. Reece of Britain in q
first-round match. / up. Miss
IDennehy, %. also lost by a one.
hole margin to Elizabeth Price
British Curtis Cup player ano
former English champion. II
was a second-round match, both
having drawn byes.
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Ryne Duren HurIs
Denver No-Hitter

DENVER, June "a Pl.-Ryne
Duren, pitching his first game
for Denver since joining the club
as part Of the Yankees-Kansas
City trade, pitched a no-hitter
yesterday in beating Louisville,
80. in the seven-inning opener
of an American Association
doubleheader.
Duren struck out six. He gave
walks TO Vern Rapp and Pitcher
Don Rudolph. the only Colonies
TO reach base.
It was the first no-hit game i'm
Denver Stadium in nine years.
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BOYS BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEGION
Washington District

hatntnHt0n District
Warrington Gas-LiPht. 8; Depart.
ment OF Agriculture, 4
Walker Post 20 won BY forfeit over
Europe Post No. .
VirElnia 10th District
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Spooner Sturts Fast

MACON. Ga. June "a Pr
Karl Spooner. former Brooklyn
lefthander, made his first 1857
mound appearance yesterday
and pitched a one-hitter for his
six innings for Macon against
Columbia. Columbia won the
South Atlantic League game,
10, in IA innings.
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on the center court-he uses q
megaphone there"
Styling Timing. who designed
Miss Moran's lace panties that
first set the fashion tone for
Wimbledon. said he wasn't upset
by the complaints Of Miss
Mortimer.
,"She is about the only star
who never has come to me-" he
said. "she is not my type. I
am not her type"