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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21
BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

Maryland. Congressional Food
City and Fulford's.
Other stars were Vivian Walsh,
Rays, 140-375; Kitty Hamilton,
Southeast Nash, l40-369; Dotty
Clark, Bank of Maryland. l38-
1863; Ann Nicholson, Fulford's,
I35l. and Dot Bowie, Food Service
Equipment. 127-351.
Standings: Fulford's. $500;
Rays. 47-37; Chatterbar, 44-4O:
Washington Brick, 42-42; Bank
of Maryland. 42-42; Food Ser
vice, 40-44; Southeast Nash, 80
46; Congressional, 1916; Voight,
37-47, and King Pin, 37-47.
4 4 4
Bobby Lockhart Of Harrison
Roofers, defending champion in
the District Mems Minor League,
wrested the lead from Jim Good
win of Rockville by shooting l47-
408 for l23-40, which is six
points under his average of last
season. Goodwin's 36l left him
at 1882, six pins behind. After
rolling l42-4l6 for Budweiser
Beer. Jack Moulton stood third
at 1910 and Frank Krenlich
OF Fulford's Radio fourth at
1925 after rolling 162-422 for
the evenings high set.
Another star was Ed Pugh of
Langley Sport Center at l60-4l9,
Langley BANKED Bank Of Mary
land with Ted Vargas $50 bag
ging the first game by IS points.
Fulford'S got the only other
sweep, over Wheaton Paint.
Other winners were Coca Cola,
Schaefer Beer, Chatterbar,
Charles County Amusement,
Jenkins Sheet Metal, Robertson
& Drinks and McDonald's Raw
Bar.
Standings: Coca-Cola, 60-24;
Rockville, 50-34: Langley, Cherner
Motor. Fulford's and Harrison
tied at 46-38; Wheaton, 44-40;
Central Insurance. 44-40; Curles
Movers. 43-41; Charles County,
42-42; BudVeiser, 4l-43; jenkins
Sheet Metal. 40-44: McDonald's,
40-44; Chatterbar. 38-46; Schae-
fer, 36-48; Bank of Maryland, 80
So; Giant Liquor. 3l-53, and
Robertson & Drinks. 3l-53.
After six games with three To
go, Fort Holabird of Baltimore is
leading the I'd Army tenpin
tournament at Fort Meade with
a total of 6,470. followed by Fort
Belvoir. SAP; Arlington Hall
GAIL; Fort Lee, $3.50; Fort
Meade, 6,372: Aberdeen. 1926;
Fort Knox, 6,246; Valley Forge
6,l72; Military District Of Wash
ineton 6,l56. and Fort Eustis
6,l48. The other IA teams ap-
pear to be out of the running.
Marjorie Allen and Margaret
Plante of Fort Lee won the
women's doubles with 1927. The
Chandler-Girton duo of MDW
was second at $50.
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Juniors Included
nAAUTruck Meet

The District AAU track and
field championships will include
a junior division for the first
time this year. April 80. at the
University Of Maryland.
Junior events are open to
those who never have won a
championship and include the
100 and 440 yard dashes. the
mile run. medley relay, mile re-
lay, 220-yard low hurdles, broad
jump. high jump and pole vault
The meet is open to those re-
siding or attending a school
within a l5-mile radius of the
center OF Washington. Entry
blanks will be mailed next week
to schools. colleges and other
groups. while others may be
picked up in Room 200 Of The
Star Building.
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Bowie Gets Ally
In Fight for Half
|0fPimIicoDates

ANNAPOLIS. Mar. 81 (Spe-
ciaD Bowie race track appar-
emily has a powerful ally in its
fight to get half of Pimlico's 40
racing days when and if Pim-
leo transfers its operations to
Laurel.
Senator Northrop, Democrat of
Montgomery County. will submit
amendments to the Pimlico-
Laurel consolidation bill when
it is taken up by the Senate
Finance Committee. which could
be today.
His amendments will require
Cd that Pimlico's allotted racing
days be divided equally between
Laurel and Bowie instead of all
40 going to Laurel. 90 that Pim-
lico give the State $1.947, 249
and go that If Pimlico does not
give the State this amount it
will be out of the racing business
and Laurel and Bowie will share
the extra days anyway.
According to the original pro-
lposal, Pimlico would merge with
Laurel. pay Laurel SO million for
half ownership and turn over
all its racing days to Laurel.
The $1,947,249 which Northrop
would have Pimlico give the
State is the amount held out of
betting taxes by the track since
l945 to pay for Improvements.
The Senator considers the i'm
provement funds State money
If it isn't spent within three
years after collection it is sup
posed to revert to the State,
although none ever has.
II do not think that race track
owners have any right to en-
nance the value of their prop
critics with money given them
by the State and then to make
huge profits selling the prop
critics or an interest in them"
he said yesterday.
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Middle Rowers
.In6Regattas

ANNAPOLIS, Mar. 81 (Spe-
ciaD The Navy crew which
failed to win a race last year. al
though it did surprise by finish
ing second in the intercollegiate
Rowing Association Regatta. will
compete in six regattas during
the spring season, according to
the schedule announced today.
Coach Rusty Callow's rowers
start April 20 in a dual regatta
against Princeton. and wind up
with the IRA regatta June % at
Syracuse.
Only three members OF last
years varsity boat are back. John
Nulty. stroke; Bob Mulholland,
No. 4. and Craig Barnum. No. 5.
Also on hand are Maury Browne,
who at times shared stroke
duties. and Dennis Sloan. who
pulled the No. 2 oar in three
races. Coxwain Art Wilbur also
is returning.
The schedule:
April 20, at Princeton; May 4,
Goes Cup Regatta at Syracuse
II. Adams Cup Regatta at Phil
adelphia; 10, EARC champion
ships at Princeton: June /, Wis
consin varsity only): %. IRA
Regatta at Syracuse.
Lightweight crew schedule:
April 20. at Pennsylvania war
sity and w; 20. plebes VS.
George Washington High School
at Annapolis; May 4. Pennsyl-
vania and Princeton varsity and
JV) at Philadelphia: IL, Mi
varsity and freshmen: ID
EARC lightweight champion
ships.
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GULFSTREAM
Continued From Page Ala

Continued From Page Ala
race was the final major prep for
the 100000 Florida Derby
March 80. 1t drew a crowd of
l6.418.
The foul claim was lodged
against Gen. Duke by Angel
Valenzuela. Jockey on Moon
Crazy. He said the Calumet
speedster veered in on him
about the eighth pole. After
studying photos, the stewards
rejected the claim.
Minus Pool Results
Heavy wagering on the Calu-
met entry resulted in a minus
show pool Of $6,950.80. The entry
paid So 40. $500 and $40. Bet
ter Bee returned S2.10 to show
Ridden smartly by Willie Har-
tack and carrying ll9 pounds.
Gen. Duke covered the l l/l6 in
l:44 two seconds off the track
racord shared by Hash Night
and New Trend.
Hartack early this winter chose
Gen. Duke as his mount over the
other Calumet sophomore stars.
Barbizon carried top weight
of 100 pounds and Gen. Dukes
victory was worth $ll,560 to Mrs.
Gene Marley, owner of Calumet.
Only 3 Others Sure
As Of now. only three besides
Needles are considered certain
starters in Saturdays big handi-
cap, with four on the probable"
list, which means a field of Ave
to nine.
Those expected to oppose
Needles and Bardstown are OAR
win Loveman's imported North
Cone. 10: Mrs. Ada L. Rice's
Call Me Lucky, Ill, and Key
stone Stables Piecesofeight. 1903.
On the doubtful list are Mrs.
&c. Ulrick Bays Greek Spy. John
~. Crowley's First Served, Hasty
House Farms Platan and Ed
ward Seinfeld's Admiral Wee,
who would get In with lis
pounds.
Despite his lack OF action,
Needles is ready for the test
according to Trainer Hugh Fon-
taine. who said he plans to work
he Kentucky Derby winner five
lfurlongs. then walk him into
his handicap engagement"
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.Burkemo Ties
Cooper For
Seminole Title

FORT LAUDERDALE. Fla,
Mar. 81 R.-The touring golf
professionals moved on to Fort
Lauderdale today for the $4,000
pro-amateur tournament at the
Coral Ridge Country Club after
wrapping up the 36-hole Semi
mole affair in Palm Beach.
Only two of the big name
players will miss the Coral Ridge
tourney. Pete Cooper, who tied
Walter Burkemo in the Semi
mole with 1879. will return to
Lakeland, Fla. where he is build
ing golf course, and Ben Hogan
is going back to Dallas. for o.
few days.
Burkemo said he will play at
Fort Lauderdale. then go home
to Franklin Hills. Mich. before
reporting to Augusta, Ga, for
the Masters, April Al.
Cooper and Burkemo had
identical rounds of 73-66-139I
yesterday over the Graveyard
Seminole Club course and split
$4,000. Cooper picked up first
money of $1.700 in winning the
st. Petersburg Open last Sun
day, giving him $4,000 within the
week.
Hogan and Sam Snead tied for
third with 141 and split $1,000.
Seven tied for fifth at 142 and
received 1921 each: Bill Cava-
naugh of Hobe Sound, Fla, Peter
Thomson of Melbourne, Aus
tralia. Doug Ford of Mahopac,
N. Y. Jimmy Demaret of Kia-
mesha Lake. N. Y, Lew Wor-
sham of Fort Lauderdale, Gard
Iner Dickinson. jr.. of Panama
City, Fla, and Don January Of
Lampasas, Tex.
Demaret teamed with T. Bed
ford Davie of Palm Beach to tie
for pro-amateur honors with the
team OF Thomson and Thomas
E. Pemberton of Toledo. Ohio,
who had 12l for new tourna-
ment record.
Hogan's partner in the anna
teur division was Bing Crosby.
They scored 66-65-13l and were
out of the money.
After the Coral Ridge tourna-
ment. the pros move to Miami
Beach for the $500 Miami
Beach Open Saturday and Sum
day
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AdeIphi Five Coins
Prince GEORGES Einols

Adelphi defeated Lanham, ga
30, last night at Greenbelt Jun
Tor High School and won the
right to play District Heights for
the Prince Georges County Boys
Club intermediate basketball
championship tonight on the
same court.
Adelphi, however has lost one
tournament game and must beat
District Heights twice in order
to claim the title. The finalists
play at 7 o'clock after Cheverly
and Landover Hills play for the
midget championship at 6.
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NOT BUILT FOR SPEED
BOWIE RACING NOTES

10 days earlier in the meeting
Shuk went into a temporary
slump after his suspension was
lifted but he drew out of it yes
terday by plotting &c West at
$500 in the first race and Balu's
Banner to the tune of $22 in the
second.
Shuk's effort on Balu's Banner
was a sharp one. He bested APP
prentice Howard Grant, who was
astride' Terry S.. the 5-to-2
choice. Shuk got the son of Al
quest home by a nose to COM
.plete the payoff numbers Of 1l-8.
Lester G.. Robinson's Blue And
White walked of with a tight
victory over Mrs. Patricia Mitch
ellis Woody Glen in yesterday S
feature. the Centreville. which
was run in the good time of l:24
for seven furlongs. The riding
duel in the stretch was between
Arnold Kirkland on Blue And
White and Roger Leblanc astride
Woody Glenn. The winner paid
500.
Mrs. Ben Cohen's War Age,
stakes-winning son of War Relic,
has been retired and shipped to
the Woodland Farm at Red
Bank. N. J. During his seven
year racing career, War Age won
% races in 70 starts and closed
out his racing days with earn
ings of $99.075.
Margo Lucey, Miss District of
Columbia" in the Miss America
pageant last year at Atlantic
City, and Skipper" Coleman,
7-year-old Montgomery County
boy. will make the presentation
of the Easter Seal Purse" trophy
on next Tuesdays program.
This is an annual event at Bowie
to call attention to the drive
for handicapped children.
The sixth race tomorrow will
be the Elks Race and will benefit
the Elks Charity Fund. The
Prince Georges County lodge
will be host to the Maryland,
Delaware and District Of Co
lumbia Elks Associations, and the
Prince Georges exalted ruler.
Ralph Bailey. will give the win
ming jockey in the sixth a port
able television set.
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ing about Laurel race course"
The resolution was defeated by
voice vote.
The Senate also rejected a bill
to require race tracks to admit
all persons except DRINKS and
'boisterous" visitors.
Senator Cole. Republican Of
Baltimore, had introduced the
bill as a civil rights measure.
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Paul Susce Joins
Pirutes' system

FORT MYERS. Fla, Mar. 81
Jap. - The Pittsburgh Pirates
have signed Pitcher Paul Susce
to a contract to play with the
Columbus Jets. a farm club.
Susce, 81. won 80 and lost nine
games while playing four seasons
at Auburn University. He is a
son of George Susce. former big
league catcher and scout. A
brother. George, jr.. is on the
Boston Red Sox staff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21

Now comes a big inning fol
:, the lady keglers, who. by the
way. are having a banner season
what with 1900 members in the
Washington Woman Bowlers AS
ISOLATION shooting in SO leagues
and the association still expand
ing.
The organizations nual
championship tournament will
open Saturday at Alexandria
Tenpins with SIS teams in line
and $3.50 in their prize fund
Eighty-Six doubles and l72 sim
giles will be fired the following
Saturday for 5000, plus trophies
Saturdays squads will start al
/, $3.50. 6 and $3.50 pm.
1 Defending the team scratch
title will be the Maulerettes Of
the Rosslyn Mixed Maulers
League, who hope to improve or
last years score of 1928.
Last years all-events cham
pion. Eleanor Young. is now
president of the association.
Defending the singles title /:
Peggy Cox of the Pioneer League
who won on a roll-off in 1856
after tying with Mona Mohns.
Ten teams from the associa-
ton will compete in the Wom-
ems International Bowling Con-
gress championships in April
and May in Dayton. Ohio. anc
four delegates will represent il
at the WHO convention May
CT. The delegates are Bea Ben
ME, secretary; Cathy Maschak
treasurer; Martha Miller anc
Lee Zemerlin, president of the
Fort Meade Women's League.
! x 4 4 \
Betty Hummer shot a 40l
with a high of lac for William
C. Voight in the Capital Wom-
ems Major League last night but
suffered DISAPPOINTMENT. II
spite of the big set, the Weights
dropped two games to Southeast
Nash, the first by one pin anc
the second by two, To win the
third. the VoightS shot 634.
! Phyllis Jones, who the night
before, shot 1870 game for Ce'
ramic Tile in the District Won
ems Minor League. rolled 387 fol
the Voights, just one stick under
her score for Ceramic. Her to.
/ tai marks in the two sets were
the same. nine spares and foul
strikes.
Bobbie Jones of Washington
Brick regained the lead in av.
erage by Drilling 342 for 1l4-5l
with Frances Wilson of Fulford'.
Radio next at ll4-48 after shoot
ing 1913. followed by Ann Haber.
com Of Washington Brick. 31(
for 1915. and GIMME Siegel
Rays Bar, 357 for 1877.
Marge Farrell's 345 led Kinl
Pin to the only sweep of the
evening. over Washington Brick
Other winners were Bank o,
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AAU Squash Tourney
Continues TONIGHT

The District AAU squash
championships have a number
of matches scheduled at 7 o'clock
tonight at the Central YMCA.
Dave Maxwell. defending
champion, has made it to the
semiflnals. He beat Irving Pam
ger. 30. last night. while Cy
BorguS won by default from Don
Marvin. third-seeded entry who
is suffering from an injured
shoulder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

Bowie fans may have the first
opportunity of the current meet
ing Saturday to see an old fa-
vorite. Jockey Tony DeSpirito,
leading rider there last season.
in action.
Tony. who started a comeback
in Florida after a spill last year
that threatened to end his rid
ing career, may ride in the
$4,000 Governors Gold Cup.
A field of at least IL. including
several Kentucky Derby candi-
dates. is expected in the 3-year-
old event.
Hirsch Jacobs announced to-
day that he expects to bring
DeSpirito from New England to
ride one of Mrs. Ethel D. Jacobs
three eligibles In the classic.
DeSpirito had a great streak
last year at Bowie and was con-
tinuing his winning ways at
Laurel until ne was injured.
Recently he rode several winners
at Hialeah and now is reported
ready to campaign steadily.
The Gold Cups Derby eligibles
include Mister 1--WE. Pro-Brandy,
Dark Trust. Olive Tree and the
Jacobs trip of Promised Land.
Roscoe Nancy and Pertshire.
Olive Tree is scheduled to
arrive at Bowie today from
Columbia. S. c.. and will have
Mike Sorrentino. who rode the
colt to victory in the recent
Palmetto Trial, in the saddle
Saturday.
The most expensive claim Of
the meeting was made at Bowie
Tuesday when Carolyn K. Stable
took Brandywine Stables Bora
out Of winning race for S12 500.
The race marked the first claim
ing event for Bora, a 3-year-old
son Of Greek Song-Windflower.
bred by his original owner.
Donald P. Ross, Delaware Park
president.
The William Bishop Stable
took Hello Rita. owned by Angelo
Lopez, out of yesterdays second
race for $4,000.
Nick Shuk won both ends Of
the sl27 daily double yesterday
after he had been set down for
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SAN MATEO. Calf, Mar. 81
P).--After Is straight losses
one Of the worst of his few losing
Willie Shoemaker won
the fifth race at Bay Meadows
yesterday on Count Me Out. the
l3-to-l0 favorite. Shoemaker
also won the featured seventh
race on Speedy Edie.
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Managers Club
Convenes Tonight

The Alexandria Club Of Grand
stand Managers will hold its
monthly dinner meeting at $50
O'Clock tonight at the George
Mason Hotel.
Dan Daniels, Washington
sports announcer who has Just
returned from the Senators
spring training camp, will dis
cuss the teams 1857 prospects.
Baseball coaches from George
w a sh in q ton, Episcopal. st.
Stephens and Hammond High
Schools will be guests.
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Bio OukIuwn Double

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Mar. 81
up Eighteen So ticket holders
each won $2.l54 in a daily double
composed of Regis and Admiral
Teddy at Oaklawn Park yester-
day. II was the fourth biggest
daily double in Oaklawn history.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21

Red Schoendenst, second baseman for the Giants,
holds his third daughter, who came in at pounds
at st. Johns Hospital at st. Louis. Her name
is Mary Eileen. Red broke away from the Giants
training camp at Phoenix, Ariz to be with
his wife Mary. Their other daughters 90 by the
names of Colleen and Cathleen-AP Wirephoto
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21

Nick Shuk won both ends Of
the sl27 daily double yesterday
after he had been set down for
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HOUSES FOR SALE ND.

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HILLCREST HEIGHTS
$500 SUMMIT DRIVE

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RE R-S060
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HOUSES FOR SALE ND.
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lot: patio, , Dc lgSs H byIlt-in l kisSh:
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HOUSES F0R SALIVA.

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Georges Country Club. THE
PERRY BOSWELL CO.. Wa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-09

COLLEGE P1RK-3-bedTm. brick
Dutch Colonial; full bsmt,, Anchor
fenced yard; $076 down, S74 per
mo-, FHA. TN. 4-S5S3.
meter haO on r. SON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-09

sk sI5Sod cNI Ss 0n t sEEfAI:S%ISs
3-bedrm. rambler 14x27:ft. liv.
rm.. din. nm, equipped kit. with
birch cabinets, eating space. fun
tiled bsmt incl. recr, rm;, 12x26.
ntt.w scr. ,Jps crsh; ~ 1885, SSNSois77' jim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-09
HOUSES FOR SALE-s.W.

1ls FORESTER ST. s.w.--small
down payments assume present
note payment. Call after 8 p.n..
10. 3-5jsS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-09

CHEvERLY-sParkling clean. g.
bedrm.. 2-bath brick Cape Cod;
2 picture windows, firepl. In lv.
rm., sep. din. rm. and lge. kit:
full hsmt. with bath roughed in,
built-in garages; big shaded lot.
P PRlS sls osoRoEs sOP PRo S nHs
AP. S-7774.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-09
HOUSES FOR SALE MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ARCOLA AvE.-cape Cod, all brick,
sss Su Eot N sUSfSSGCt'9S' c SSSSse
approved; Si8,5b0. Features 2
fireplaces a In. rec. Im.l sep. din.
Zone Is pine pSheledi on iinisSsd
2nd a., ETC., ETC., etc. Vacant. Call
n, hslRlAfrbBRiSsn'. "a n A.s5HgySM S 3 WIss'
AVE.
MOCK RN-AttTac. new
brick rambler: 2 bedrms.. 3 baths,
nrepl., bsmt.. deluxe kit, Ice. scr
porch; splendid cow. location;
most Attrae. terms. w CLIFFORD
sHERTzER, builder, Oh. o-s3l2.