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"SCHOOLS?"

~ Four bedrooms. large living
room with cathedral ceiling Sep
with table space. fun tiled base
ment, wall-to-wall carpeting, living
room ana halls This home is one
year old Assume large GI loan
Price sol Guu
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3-bcdrm.. ..
hath English rambler IN attractive
ana bath rouRhed in Fntr' hail
NV. I'm din rm. cleo. kit, ton
ar cond Really a gent KOR.
ZENDORFER Realtor, OIL. 4-SIIl
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SPECIAL IN COLESYILLF ANA

Expandable bungalow on A-acre
!ot. ms lovely, 3-yr.-old home is in
top-notch cond.: liv. rm.. din. RIM.
KIT. lPe. bedrms. and bath. Full
bsmt. with outside exit Lovely home
In excel. neighborhood. Price,
Sl"a50. c. ROBERT GRAY & CO,
JU 6-G10O
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A DANDY

Silver Sprins-Brk. rambler with
3-bedrms.. din ell breakfast nm,
Ice. elesant. kit, tile bsmt.. nice
flowers and shrubs II is most conv.
to schools. Very clean and neat I'm
usual buy at Sl5.5OO To inspect
call Mr. Ruark JU 9-4436 with
FRANK L. HEWITT CO. JU. $4,000.
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kENSINGTON. Just reduced $1,000
Tor quick sale-Very nice ,-bedrm
brick rambler, fun bsmt. with par.
tally completed rec. RIM only Sf5O
down, won't last long: price now,
Sl!;5eO. BETHESDA REALTY. OIL
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COY NOOK--Sg 500. Not A bis
house, but II DOES have . bed
rooms a dining room, basement
and a BEAUTIFUL lot It's In
North Arlington. too 81 800 viii
handle Call IA. 7-QOa0 REAL
ESTATE SERVICE, INC 9e"!!
North Glebe toh Lee hwy Open
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.
(coNTlNuEp)
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BANNOCKBURN - New. 3-bedrm
rambler on huge lot: liv. rm. with
nrepl.. din. rm.. de luxe kit. fun
bsmt. good neighborhoodl So
kORZENDORFER, Realtor. OIL.
4-Slll. til ..
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BERKELEY
RAMBLER
Foggy Bottom Restored

: Newly restored in Early American.
with bkfst. area: 3 bedrms., mod.
bath: bsmt., patio. Submit ofierl
WEISS & STOLAR, INC.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

sIx-UNIT BRICK-Almost new, 81,
l-bedrm. apis. Of which 3 are furn
Annual rental approx. $4,000. Ex-
Gel. value at $4,000. A. J. KE6-
SINGER q CO. JU. 9-4544.
so MUCH FOR so LITTLE, Mont.
gomery Hills-Delightful 4-bedrm
California style bungalow: liv. rm
with .frepl. and picture window
mr.: schools; lovely level lot: s13.50C
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SILVER SPRING, close In, only |
left immed Occupancy-S Splendid
side split.lcvel, : bedrms "a baths
well-planncd spacious kit dininp
fin, African mahog pancled familt
rm many closets. trees bus schools
shnpplne Low nOs Builder vii
show BY appointment only RA. Q.
All.
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COLESVILLE AREA

New 3-bedrm.. lls-bath ramblcr
on rs acres. in Ednor Acres: SI9.-
$50. Directions Right on Cedar
lane OF Colesville I'd at Ednor,
left on Donora, left on Hornell. JU.
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MANOR COUNTRY CLUB-4 bed.

rms' huss Iiy f., I ~ u,dI
KIT Dancled den, . bedrms and
bath. on LIST A.; . more pcdrmS
with pvt. baths plus sitting rm. on
md q Carpeting and Grapes in.
GUIDED. Awning covered terrace.
araRe and workshop space Beau
tlIui hrick and stone IN . trqctive
SettlnR with all club facilities
SD 500. See any time. cali MR.
,fILL VII g.OugO
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NEW HAMPSHIRE ESTATFs-IJitra

new rambler in inner Residential
area ovcrlookinR Rock Greek PARK
Center hall living room with Ere.
place and bookShclycS, dining robin,
larRe beautiful well-eutippcd kitch.
en- with adjoining family room with
hrep lace which leads to screened
porch; 3 bedrooms, . baths. full
daylight basement with fireplace
ana = bath. Garage. Can be pur-
chased with as little ps 80 500
cash down. INEz CUsHARD Real.
tor. EN- "-l23" or OIL. n-5S8,
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KENsINGToN
$3.50 DOWNIII
D. c. Ofhce AD. 4-O2D0 III 2
.PARKWOOD-BEAUTY

Most desirable home In this fine
seetion-certainly within its price
level This ork. rambler has 3
mod. kit. The bsmt is tiled with
/ extra rouRhed-in bath facilities
Has front porch and the LARGE side
porch is tiled and screened. Add
new AWNINGS. outdoor frepl and
lovely fenced yard, then call Mr..
Ruark, JU. 9-4t36 with FRANK L.
HEWITT co. III h-snnn
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BuLLDozBRs, leaders. generators
chain saws, mixers. pumps. Fore
tractors. cement srinderS. fnishinI
mach. etc. Ju. b-6040. RENTAL
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tsps recorder. ioidins chairs sIt
tables. blankets. pillows. othel
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SERVICE RENTALS COMPANY
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sAxoPHoNRs. tenor and alto:
many others, Prom SOC. s5 ID.
NORRIS SALES. 1888 II St. me-.
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PIPE RENDERS, Knockout punches,
iaeks; bleelhay sales, RENTAL
PIPE, galy. black. copper, east
iron: cut thread fixtures.
l740 Lee Hwy. IA. $500
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SILVER sPRiNG-Comf. Tecfea.
ton rm;, bedrm.: SIS; excel. loo.
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GOES. PETs, ETC.

BOXER, flashy s-wk. brindIe male;
Tor ' ssi: It BET 81 pf asS
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GARDEN sUPPLIKs

ADELPHI HARDWARE. nc.
z5Qp Univ erslty La. Hyattsville. Nd.
IA. $4,000 or HA. 2-4022
EENs. Teiephcto. 81" focal length,
Arranged with 4" brown prism.
Adapted for 4y5 Speed Graphic.
for professional enlarger. Oh.
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CATTLE AND LIVEsfOcK


MUST sELL-PALOAIINO MARE
4 yrs. 3 gait. eorTell Tennessee
walker, o Yrs Best offer. Gath.
ersburg 1865.
CHESTNUT GELDINC, is hands
z yrs, old, excel. pleasure h0rsl
or held hunter. CAN HE. 4-946a
HAY, about $50 Ice. bales Of wei
cured alfalfa and mixed erasses
Price 81 bale at barn for imme.
S Slsss sAle- VI Los eno R.e ls3 nr
8 !0UTsTANDING MARE PONIES
SEVERN a s ssn t Sors e iSr t III d!s
. group Of pony geldings from
10 to 40. In; new. and used
saddles and equip. Of ali kinds
Don't forget the livestock auction
fss ss.r q sd 4 4.nSf. h hiEmi Ma S Ell
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APPLES

Pick your own. 81 bushsi. brlnI
Bowie I'd. left o/lo MI to vhis:
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ROOMS FURM. S.E-S.W.
ROOMS FURR-MD..VA.

NORTH ARLINGTON - Desirable
room for gentleman: near bus.
Evening star., 1957-04-21

crew never dropped below 80
strokes per minute. Navy started
lat a "a count. dropped to 80,
then sprinted the last quarter.
mile at 38. 4.
Both the WI and Navy shells
were timed in $40. CIV High,
about one-fourth of a boat
length back. was clocked in Sal.
All three were tied at the one
quarter mark. WI had a slight
lead at the halfway point with
George Washington second, but
the three boats were all even
again as they started sprinting
lat the three-quarters.
In the preliminary. Hammond
Highs victory was almost as
narrow as that of WI in the
main event.
The boatings:
Washington Lee - Bow, Bill
Howard; 2. Neil Oliver; 3, Tom
Sullivan; 4. Dave Mitchell; S.
Lance Parker: 6. Reece James:
II. Bob Macmillan; stroke, Pete
Kresky. coxswain, Lee Butler.
Navy-Bow. Bob McAfee; ..
Jim Plowden; 8. Rusty Hays; 4.
Kelsey Gardner: S, Jack Sud-
oath; 6. Bud Pezet; 7, Mike Nc
Cullough; stroke. Tom Jones:
lcoxswain. Dick Macy.
George Washington - Bow,
Dave Carl; 2. Bill Dolkins; 8,
Skip Stoy: 4. Skip West; 5.
Fred Bernhardt: 6, Bill Rober-
son; 7. Chuck Torpy: stroke,
Jim Stewart; coxswain, Mel
Fortney.
Evening star., 1957-04-21
Mark EquoIed
|ByStor Rover
At AtKeeneIund

LEXINGTON. KY, April 20
I@.-Star Rover came on strong
and beat Sea o Erin by a half
length today in the $4,000 Ad-
Ided Ben Ali Handicap and
equalled a track record at Keene-
land. sA~f3
The 5-year-old son of Flush
ing II, carrying the silks Of Mrs.
Irwin Gushen, was clicked in
1:253s for the Beard course Of
seven-eighths mile plus 1874 feet.
|. Sea o Erin, from Hasty House
Farm. was 21a lengths in front
of Tommy's Jet. owned by Roger
Wilson and Mrs. T. H. Hull. jr.
Star Rover paid $1,000, $500
and $3.50 and picked up $8.070
for his win. Sea o Erin. who
won the Ben Ali two years ago
and finished second to Timely
Tip. returned $500 and $2.40,
Tommy's Jet paid $3.50.
Bernburgoo was fourth with
Bandit and Grandpaw trailing.
Bandit. from Claiborne Farm.
beat virtually the same field at
six furlongs last week. The colt
from Claiborne Farm is nomi-
mated for the Kentucky Derby
but isn't expected to race.
Evening star., 1957-04-21

LOUDOUN. Va, April 20 (Spe-
ciaD.-The youngsters showed
their elders how to put on horse
show today as the second annual
ILoudoun High School show. pro-
duced by the students. was a
whopping success.
One mishap marred the show
witnessed by a large crowd
Carolee Prescott. an Ohio girl
who attends the Madeira School
suffered a conclusion when her
mount. Swift Briar, hit a jump
lchest-high and fell on her. Miss
Prescott was taken to the LOU
Idoun County Hospital where her
condition was described as good
The horse was not injured.
It was a show strictly fol
young riders and the big honors
went to the Zimmerman BROTH
ers, Jimmy and Richard. and
Patty Brite. Jimmy took the
small pony championship with
II points on Nutcracker. while
Richard won the junior horse
title on Jallamar with l3 points
The zimmermans are from
Laurel. Md.
Patty. a Bethesda girl. won
the large pony championship on
Indy Sue with 8 points.
Taking reserve honors were
Cathleen Noland. of Warrenton
small ponies. on Snow FURRY
with 8 points; Norma Gersten-
field OF Washington, large ponies,
on Thumbs Up, 2 points. and
Marsha McCardle OF Mclean
Evening star., 1957-04-21
BY ANNE CHRISTMAS
Special Correspondent Of The Star

BUTLER. Md. April 2O.-A
horse crashed into a fence and
was killed and another ran wild,
bowling over spectators. to dis
rupt the program featuring the
Little Grand National" point
to-point race at Warburton
Farm in Green Spring Valley
here today.
A home-bred hunter named
Infraction led throughout the
demanding Smile timber course
to win the feature.
In the secondary, feature, a
maiden race over timber called
the Western Run Plate, Jack
Spraggon dumped his rider,
Stokes Lott. on the fourth Jump
and played havoc with the other
horses In the race until forced
of the course by anther rider,
John B. Hannum, III. Hannum
sacrificed his own position to
make things easier for the other
competitors, but. unfortunately,
the loose horse. once OF the
course. headed straight for the
crowd.
Jack Spraggon knocked over
20 persons in the gathering of
$50 and sent two of them, Mrs.
Cynthia Herriott. 48. of Balti-
more. and Kenneth Bosley. 9, of
Upperco. Md, to Union Memo
rial Hospital in Baltimore. Both
suffered possible rib injuries
while Mrs. Herriott also had ia
cial cuts.
The horse that lost his life
was White Coat. owned by Gen
Richard Mellon and ridden by
w. L. Cunningham. White Coat,
q stablemate of Octavia's Son,
runnerup to Infraction. bowled
into the second fence. suffered
a broken neck and died imme-
diately. Cunningham was taken
to Union Memorial. but was not
believed to be seriously injured.
Gold Tar. owned by Bliss Flac-
Gus of Bel Air, Md, was third,
and George Weymouth's Star
Salome. the only mare in the
race. was fourth. Infraction was
clocked in 6:204s. about 10 Sec
onds of the course record
Infraction was ridden by a real
youngster at the timber sport,
the horses trainer. B. H. Girls
void III of Monkton, Md. In
fraction won by 10 lengths. but
turned up lame at the end
though both Griswolds are sure
it is only a slight ailrnent.
The Griswold family is facec
with a problem as to which horse
Evening star., 1957-04-21
MARYLAND Netmen
Defect WI, II

LEXINGTON, Va. April 20
R.-Washington and Lees ten
mis- team absorbed its third
straight defeat on the home
courts today. losing. To. to q
strong Maryland squad.
The Terrapins swept the first
five singles matches and the first
two doubles to pick up the easy
win. Only Walls doubles tri-
iumph went beyond two sets.
Singles:
Dave Freishtat, Md, defeated Georgl
Stuart, 6---u. 6---4.
Car Bucks. Nd, defeated Tom Cow
jackson Yant Md, defeated MaufieiG
Glauser. .d---l. 6--n.
Donkammerer. Md, defeated Johr
Peale. al 6--3.
Doug Dixon. Nd, defeated Kim Wood
Charlie Hurt. Wal. defeated Hum
bertJ Domeneck. d--i. 60.
Doubles:
Freishtat and Bucks, Md. defeated
Stuart and Hurt. 60. 6~--4;
Wood and Gowenlock. 6---4. g..
defeated Domeneck and Dixon. 6-'-2
Evening star., 1957-04-21
First Shud Token
In Upper Potomac;
None Claims Prize

The seasons first white shad
have been caught in the upper
Potomac but so far no one has
been able to claim the prize
offered.
John w. Tester of 5536 Selby
lane, Temple Hills. Md. took
the first shad Friday spin-cast-
ing a Largo spinner hook in the
rifles of Fletcher's boathouse
A lla-pounder, it was the only
one he caught in three hours OF
fishing.
Fletcher reported seven OF
eight more caught yesterday,
but no one could qualify for the
card Of lures Bob Nungesser has
offered for the first shad taken
on one Of his spoons or darts.
The white perch we're biting
we'll yesterday and many anglers
were snagging herring in the
Chain Bridge area.
Evening star., 1957-04-21
|BoutWith Homiofor Title
Spurs Bossey, Berries

being represented In this coun-
try by the well-known manager,
Jersey Jones, who Is no stranger
to Washington.
In Bassey, Jones thinks he
has the next champion. The
British titleholder is "a years
old, well built and a good punch
er. He won the crown in a
battle with Ireland's Billy
(Spider) Kelly on a knockou!
in the eighth round.
Berries, also "A. has won 81
of % fights since turning pro
in 1851. He has twice defeated
Earl Hilton and Bobby Bell and
has taken the measure OF Harold
Smith. Flash Elorde and Ike
Chestnut. But Berries really
qualified for this opportunity to
reach for the featherweight
crown by beating Carmelo Costa
The international flavor OF
the contest is expected to lure
the biggest indoor crowd Of the
season to the Capitol Arena.
Washington has more or less
been a big featherweight town
down through the years. Pete
Sarron, Freddy Miller and most
Iof the top 1875 Founders have
performed in Washington rings
Evening star., 1957-04-21
Autos, Motorcycles
DruQ at Old Dominion

The automobile and motor
cycle hot rods flock to Old Do
minion. Speedway again today
for the sixth Sunday of drag
racing Of the fifth-mile asphalt
strip. Match dragging starts at
l0:30 am. and the final elm
nations at 2 pm.
Spectators will be watching
Bernie Wafer of Baltimore. who
last week won the top eliminator
trophy in his first try. driving q
1885 Chevrolet two-door sedan
powered by a 1856 engine. Don
Niemann Of Palmer Park. Md,
however. has won three of the
five previous trophies and will
be trying to regain his No. / spot
Evening star., 1957-04-21
Curly Joe Wins byNeck
In MiddIeburg Feature

past the leaders and down to the
sharp turn for home. There
Kenneth Fields pulled hard in
side and Rythminhim had to
go far outside to get racing
room. Curly Joe wound up in
the winners circle to earn the
praise Of owner Rouse and his
wife, who is Audrey Meadows OF
television.
Smithwick Scores Again
One of Smithwick's other VIC
tories came in the Dresser Brush
Race of two miles when Hilltie
won easily for Paddy Smithwick
after Mrs. T. A. Randolph's Essex
led all the way to the final fence
and then went down hard when
he made a bad landing.
In the opening hurdles race
Mrs. Ogden Phipps' Out Of Reach
won. beating down Paddy Smith
wick on Narcissus II.
The secondary feature of the
day. the Gerald B. Webb, jr.
Memorial hurdles race was 9
waltz for Mrs. Cardy's Square
Dance II. a former stakes winner
lin England. This one started 9
double for Trainer Sidney Wat
ters. who saddled Permian tc
win his second fiat race in a
row at the Middleburg spring
meeting.
Summaries:
The Wanuuepin. about 1M miles oyei
Phipps SpS Rosiyn' n II. sa'" e. ridden sn so.1 By !
Aitsbes9n ir MlEarsissgs III Jr J,a..n MTs I,
Duryea. New York City, ridden BY II
Hatcher Time, 2:43,4.
The Gerald p. Webb, Memorial about
Ia miles over hurdles: l-7sauare Dance
erick II Bontecou. Miiibrook. n. y, lid.
den py J. Murphy; 3-Breakers Ahead
william .n a. yaSes DHTyes New York * City rid
The Benton. about six furlongs on thu
turf: king 6oman. William Haggir
Perry, Middleburg. Va. ridden BY K
Field; 2-Dora,s Fiddle, Mrs, Fay In,
gals Hot Springs. Va. ridden By g
fornia, ridden by T, Field Time. l:14
The Dresden; about two miles owe
ros, ridden Wy ey .rpc. snitnwiss; ,io- ,2iaRsSs
ridden BY N. Ferfal: 3-The Widgel
Mrs. joseph Mammele. Silver Spring
Nd. ridden by W. Aekman Time. 3:55
The Mary Mellon steepchase, abou
two miles over brush: 1@curly Joe
ridden by K Field; 2-Eyternal Rela
tions, Mrs. A. j.. 6mithwick. Hyde; Nd.
ridden by ]. Aitcheson, H.; 3--Rythmin.
him. Mrs NJ q. Walsh. Southern Pines
N. C. ridden By T. Walsh. Time. 1854 2
The Covert about one mile on tn,
turf l-Pe-iman. Dolphin Rock Stables
plttsourEh, ridden by J; Murphy: >
Pines, n. c. ridden by T.. Walsh:
Great Tom. Mrs John W Haynes
New York CT ridden by A. p. Smithwick
Time, 1913.
Evening star., 1957-04-21
Root and Leggett
Sion With Cords

CHICAGO. April 20 (P.-
Quarterbacks Jim Root and Dave
Leggett have signed 1857 con-
tracts, the Chicago Cardinals
announced today.
Root. f1rst-string quarterback
in 1858. returned TO the Cards
last season after . brief tenure
with Cleveland and q turn in
service.
Leggett. former Ohio State
star, played four games for Chi.
cago in 1855 before entering
service.
Evening star., 1957-04-21
Loudoun Highs Horse Show
Led by Zimmerman Brothers
Va, junior horse, on Tara's
Theme. IL points.
Summaries:

Va, junior horse, on Tara's
Theme. IL points.
Summaries:
PONY warmup: BAKERS Man. HenrI
ThgS@b's ThgiSi Up. Worm Norma st oers,enteid. N'
Lead line: 1--Easter Morning. Deirdrt
Sym,ngton: 2-Blackie. William O. NIL
orS.a d9 s1 eS HSnf1 fow. RILEY Battle :sd .Ss:l Sss
Mary Jay Tayfor: 3--Travel, Stuart
Carter; 4--Eleetrician. owned by joseph
Arthur Muldoon and ridden BY Juiian
small ponies under saddle: l--sky.
lark. Lee Greenaway; 2--Nutcraeker
Jimmy Zimmerman; 3--Easter Morning
SsG'15 d%p;5s iRs iape Eea,soR aRa
and ridden bv Sara Willis: 2--Smal
Change Henry ,.,sr,.iS Taylo, 2-usly Ssa'; Ruek,
Theme. Marsha Mccafdie.
Large ponies under saddle: l-Pince-
chic Jimmy zimmerman: Indy sue
Patty Brite: .3-Silyer scufi. Deirdr.
Symineton: 4-Little Tramp Jame'
Junior working hunters; i.-usl,
DuckIine; dear Hearts: 3--Aimaar
owned By Mrs qaryin Tanksrsley ant
w IhAtnu IlNlAOHs astht tst
60. owned BY Cabin Farm and ridden b.
Pony handy hunters: Snow FURRY
cathieen Noiand; 2--Nutcracker; D.
Easter Morning; Little Tramp.
Junior hacks. 1--Tara's Theme; 2
Jailamar, Richard Zimmerman; 3-se'
Foam. Maggie Horsky; 4-Frosty. Betsl
Pony open jumpers; i---Nutcraeker
Indy Sue; 3-Brownie. Nancy Orme
junior handy hunters: l-.-Jallamar
Theme; strip Poker. Nane'
fOTme; April Dawn.
Large pony hunters over Jumps: l.
Thumbs Up. Norma Oerstenfeldi q
Indy Sue: 3-Springboard. Lassie Tofnp
kins: A. Pinocchio.
Junior Corinthian: 1--Jallamar; p
iTara's Theme o. North Glen. owned b
Thomas Corcoran and ridden by Beck
Ashley. 4--Moon Spring. owned b.
Thomas Jones and ridden BY cath'
Small ponies over Jumps: NUT
cracker; 2----5now Furry; 3---skylark
4--Eastef Morning
Junior hunters; Strip Poker -
NORTH Glen: 3--Small Fry owned b!
lMildfen Gaines and Madge Barclay ant
ridden BY Kit wisdom; 4--6ea Foam,
Evening star., 1957-04-21
Sports Car Group
DeIuys Two Races

The sports car race scheduled
at Marlboro next Sunday and
the. national race at Danville,
Va. May 5, both to be run by
the washington Region Of the
Sports Car Club Of America,
have been postponed because OF
delays in the construction OF
courses.
The regional event at Marl-
boro was moved to May IL,
when it Is expected that the new
course Of just under two miles
in length will be ready.
The Danville race will prob
ably be run on August 4 or IL.
Thus, the first national event or
the SEGA calendar now will be
at Cumberland. Md, on May 10
Evening star., 1957-04-21
Navy 150-Pounders
Beat Penn Crews

PHILADELPHIA. April 20
Up -Navy's l50-pound eights
took 1t all from Penn on the
Schuylkill yesterday in the third
Russell Callow trophy regatta.
1t. Comdr. H. Y. Davidson's
midshipmen made the varsity
race as easy as such labor can
be. They were top hands from
the beginning, but Penn made a
chase Of 1t until a half mile
from home on the mile and five
sixteenths Henley route. Navy
won by four lengths in 6.52.4.
In the jayvee lightweight af-
fair. the new Penn assistant
coach, Chuck Colgan, former
varsity stroke. had little more
satisfaction. His crew was beaten
by three quarters Of length In
652.4.
Evening star., 1957-04-21

washington steps into the
boxing limelight this week with
the presentation Friday night
lat Capitol Arena of q feather
weight bout between Hogan
(Kid) Bassey, the British EN-.
lpire champion. and Miguel Ber.
rios of Puerto Rico.
Goldie Ahearn is promoting
the 10-rounder in association
with the International BOXING
Club and 1t will be viewed or
Icoast-to-coast television with tht
local outlet. WRC-Tv, Channe'
a. handling the telecast.
The match is a natural" II
that the boys will be- going fol
Ia crack at Cherif Hanna o.
France in the near future. That
bout will decide the successor
to Sandy saddler. the retiret
champion.
The principals are due her.
for workouts Tuesday anc
Wednesday at Capitol Arena
At the moment Bassey is work
ing himself into shape at tn,
Catholic Youth Organization
gymnasium in New York Will,
Berries is at Greenwood Lake
N. j.
| Bassey. from Greek Town
Calabar. in Eastern Nigeria. 4
Evening star., 1957-04-21
Hoeft Is Rejected
For Service Again

DETROIT. April 20 Rl.--BiIls
Hoeft Of the Tigers again has
been rejected for military serp.
ice.
The Tigers ace southpaw. Q
20-eame winner in 1856. wa:
examined by Selective Service
officials for the third time q
few weeks ago ii MilVaukee
He originally was classified Al
several years ago because Of 8
knee ailment.
Hoeft said today. ''They haven'i
notified me Of any change II
classification since they origi.
nally said was 4F." He re.
ceived a notice from his draft
board a few days ago saying
his CLASSIFICATION was not changed
after the most recent examina-
ton.