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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-13

Ana remember the ioods must
BE lfam TIE home and farm
OH OH federation soal exhibit
shall We WORK Oh citizenship o.
family lite2
HoW eaa sc make these eye
CateiAng2H
Let's let TIE Committee wofk il
out from here
And don't lol'get-we want to st
lect some Of our LOCAL girls to repre-
sent It's III the beauty contest.
Furry noN we've only one Week
to>eet ready tor tiA tail and every
one ~ sue NJ eater several things
III the individual EXHIBITS
Several families here attended the
annual meeting Of tlir southsidl
Electric Cooperative ii CraWe Sat.
atday 4 hlgklight ot the meeting
was having youth FLA and 4H
boys give all the reports
Fishing on the Chesapeake Bay
recently were Mr. and Mrs Grover
Barr Mn. and Mrs. Ernest Sears
and family Misses Barbara anc
Juanlta Barr and Mrs Ruby
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-13
Oak Forest,

Wayne Anderson. III Richmond
Was d guest Of Mfr ailsi MIS-. Everett
Anderson Sunday
Miss Janet Stoned d ,Cumber-
land won first prize. Saturday III q
horse show. Nellie Mae Stonnell Won
the second prize In the horse show
al G0ochland
Frederick Smith III Charlotte
N. C., spent last Week with Mr. ard
Mrs. William Walton d. Charlotte.
N. g.. "a route home from Maine
Lewis Smith and Allen punnevier
visited Mr.. and Mrs. 9 A. Stonnell
the past week end. They have been
with the Boy Scou, troops in
Europe the past TWO moths.
Mrs W S Anderson was SICK for
neaNy week She Is improving
now
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-13
DIwyn News socio Events
Fourth District Representative To
Speak at Training Union Meeting

spent Friday ana Saturday with
MI. and Mrs A. 9. Robertson. Of
yorktown Saturday Masey Jones
took part in band concert at the
College Of william and Mary.
Mrs. L. p. Gillian. and daughter
and son. spent Saturday. m Rich
mond
Mss Anne Cook Of .f'anmville
spent several days With Miss Sue
Gillian
Miss Sue Gillian and Miss ShiI-
ley Walton, Of Arlington, spent q
night visiting friends III Richmond
The date and location Of the
Training Union mass maeiing has
been changed from 4 DiilWyn tc
Bethlehem 730 pm,- September Is
Guest speaker viii be watkins N
AbbiIt
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-13

The neighborho0d. was shocked
and saddened to learn OF the death
81 James Wilson crowder, who was
KILLED instantly Thursday night while
on duty on the police force in Rich
mona The deceased. who was The
son Of Mr. and Mrs T Wilson
Crowder. formerly lived here.
Tbs Burton Walker Jr.. family
u West POINT were week end guests
ol Ills mother Mrs. Burton Walker.
THE Robert Woottons u Burke-
VILE were Sunday luncheon guests.
Nh ana NIrs w B Walker j.
accompanied by Richard Gable.
were week END guests Of the Shell
dahl family III Arlington.
Thursday. Mrs Ernest Davis was
taken 70 Richmond hospital
where She remained until Saturday
afternoon she is nov III bet daugh-
tts's home IN Richmond and is
Somewhat better
The Fl c. Fergusons, Frank Fer
etson MI and Mrs. Ed Ferguson.
Nh and Mrs. Robert Garrett. Mis-.
Charles Wcmack. III. Ebert Won-
ack Mr. and Mrs Jesse Sanderson.
MRS Reuben Addlenlan. Jack Allen
and Mr. and Mrs P stfatton at-
tended the funeral Of james Wilson
Cfowder Sunday afternoon al Hen
d4rson MetlodLst church near Cal
lao- They also visited thq Wilson
CroWaers
Saturday dinner guests II Hoes
~ Monde were Mrs Harry Robert
son and son Michael, Of Jackson
Yille Fla Mrs Leonard Make and
daughter Patsy. and Mrs. Frank
Ransom, Of Richmond Sunday lunch
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-13
Fork of Willis

Miss Judy Duncan spent the week
end IN Richmond.
Mn and Mrs. Edward Pfieffer
and som Of Richmond, were guests
Sunday " the H. L Cooke family
Douglas Barker, Of Norfolk. spent
the Week end al his home here
Mr. and ANTS. T. /. Duncan. add
Robert, We're IN Norfolk Sunday
Mrs. >. f Scott. and daughter lr-
turned With tlem fer a visit
MIR. ana Mrs ID w White and
SON Of Richmond. We're guests Sun
day oi the W Fl. Dancans.
Mr. ana Mrs W T. Dunkun. ot
Dlllwyn visited her mother, Mrs
Lucy Duncan Sunday afternoon.
Miss Margaret Ann Jeffelies k
tltrned home Sunday after spendiae
the summer months with relatives
nj Florida
RaUall wilkins. and sou. 81 Rich
Elaona called Oh w Il. Duncan ataf,-
dhy
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-13
Guinea Mills

Mr. and Mrs Fred Fisher and
daughter, oi Springfield. Ohio ale
visiting Mfr and MRS HAIL Billy
Blanton Sunday MIS-. FISHER ana
Mrs Blanton spent THU Gay MtA
their aunt, Mrs Lottie Brown Y d
attended service lit Clntena "
church.
Mr. and Mrs K C, wilson ac-
companled their daughter MISS Ann
Wilson. to Lynehburg last week
She entered the Virginia Baptist
School Of Nursing
Mr.. and Mrs DeMms Mallaca md
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-13

Weaver and daughter Of Farm
vllle.T here were 1913 less fish in the
waters around Dixie when thes
started home.
Mrs Rnby Brown, MI. and Mrs
r. ~ Blanton ana Mrs, j. K. Rob
nAson and AlT and Mrs. Eric ROBIN
son VISITED the Vernon Alien talniis
~ Roanoke Sunday
Glenn Eastel is still d patient i
Memorial Hospital, Richmond.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-13

eon guests We're MIS- Fred Fischer
and Mrs + w Blanton. y
Mrs W B Walker, Dill. Went To
Charlottesville Tuesday She was
accompanied By Miss Haynie Allen.
Nfis. Leigh r Womack and
daughter Virginia Garnet went to
Richmond recently.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-13

The Home Denomination club
met Thursday with Mrs Ralph
Rainey
MIS- R. T Charlton. with her
brother w d. johnson. drove to
Charlottesville. where he took The
train to his home III Charleston,
W Va
Mr.. and ms. George White and
daughter, Sandra. visited Mr. and
aIrk. J G White at Buckingham
/ c. Ill., where they, with other mem
beis OF the family. gathered at a
farewell dinner honoring M. Sgt
y G White. Jr Sergeant White. OF
/ the United States Air Force. who
has been stationed in Georgia. left
/ Tuesday for year Of service ii
i Ko4ea.
! Nj and MIS-. T L. Simpson. Jr.,
returned Saturday evening from 4
honeymoon trip spent in ASHORE.
TN C. They viii live here in the
Methodist parsonage With Rev T l..
Simpson and both viii attend Long
wood College.
! Grows Have Guests
( M and Mrs, X. j. H. Grow had
as guests FRIDAY MI and Mrs
Charles Black Of Beayerdam
| Miss kathy Wolalcki left Sunday
! for Richmond where she is enrolled
in The Richmond Professional In
stitRte school OF art
/ Whitehall Methodist church WSCS
insl Tuesday with Mrs. Ivan Davis.
| ktv and Mrs. John Wann, 81
Washington . c.. visited Rey. and
Mrs. j Ernest Wrenn this past
week end
i Baptist Homecoming Set
DlLwyn Baptist church will have
lis Homecoming September Is. A
week Of revival will begin al that
time. conducted By Rev. Franklin
Gale. Of Culpeper The singing will
] be 4nder The direction Of f. Bruce
Knapp
Miss Jean Poole spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Clayton ! Poole.
| Mi and Mis-. v Wayne Dawson.
and chlldIen Spent Saturday Ii
Richmond
/ Ml and Mrs X j H, Grow Mrs
iB . LeSueur. Mrs. George White.
Mrs Woodrow Dunkum and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. E Station attended the Eas-
tern Star meeting Of Chapter III a,
FORK Union last Friday night After
the meeting they Witnessed the in.
stallation Of Mr. and Mrs. E. L.
Maxi and Mrs Pete Emerson
Walkers Visit
NJ. and Mrs Leslie Walker. OF
Winter Park. Fla. spent several
days in The home Of Ii Col and
Mrs r ] Wojnicki
Mis- r J Jones and son. Maxey
eon guests We're MIS- Fred Fischer
and MRS z w Blanton.
Mrs. W B Walker, Dill, went To
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Grand National
Attracts Seven

BUTLER. Md. April 20 tSpe-
ciaD Benjamin H.. Griswold III
was expected to send Infraction
against six rivals today in the
55th running of the Little Grand
National point to point race.
saving Doll Ram for next weeks
Maryland Hunt Cup.
1nfraction. second in last
years Grand National. will be
making his seasonal debut and
will run into stiff competition.
The field for the emile test over
i8 jumps included Richard K.
Melons White Coat and Octa-
Was Son, Mrs. c. Paul
Dencklab's Ned's Flying, George
T. Weymouth's Star Saline, Mrs
Thomas Nichols Starboard. and
Bliss Flaccus' Gold Tax.
Doll Ram won last Saturdays
My Lady's Manor Steeplechase
Iimpressively. shearing a full
eight seconds of the previous
course record for the 3 miles.
Today's Grand National viii
be followed by the Western Rur
Plate. a race for maidens. Tit
10 entries include Lewis c. Led
yards linked Star. Mrs. Nelson
Slater. jr.'S. Sociability: Franz
A. Bonsal. jr.'s. Sagahash; Johr
K. Devereux's Major Grace. Mrs
Louis Nelson. jr.'s. Coke Hi; Mrs
Ferdinand r. Whites Jacl
Spraggon. Mrs. George Timer
Champagne Lass. Melons Beau
ford, DR.. Jacques Jenny's Fid
dler. and Mrs. John B. Hannun
Ills Timber Brush.
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Phyllis Jones
|TV Pin Victor;
Id. c. Men Stur
Phyllis Jones defeated Frances

Phyllis Jones defeated Frances
Wilson. 378 to 1856. on WMAL's
Duckpin Derby last night and
came within 10 pins Of hitting a
5000 jackpot. The latter was in
the second game in which she
rolled l40, against 1877 for Miss
Wilson. To pluck the big plum
Mrs. Jones needed $50. In the
first game. she rolled ITO against
LOT and in the third. 1913 against
81.
Mrs. Jones victory Melted $50
against $40 for the loser, and
she collected SIS in bonus money
at S. a pin for each over 375
In the National Duckpin Con-
Igress tournament at Bladensbure
last night. Washington men
gained the lead in singles and
doubles. Pat Crescent rolled 100
1855 and 125 for AL to top the
singles and Will Zehring and
|Clete Pannell totaled 826 for the
doubles lead. Pannell's games
were las. l56 and 1913 for 430
and behring's 124. 1879 and 10;
for 896.
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Bussey, Berries
Arrivals DELAYED

Hogan kid Bassey and Mig
uel Berries, who will meet In q
12-round featherweight cham
pionship elimination bout at
Capitol Arena next Friday night,
have postponed their arrival in
Washington until at least Mon
day night.
Both will continue to train Of
their present locations-Berrios
at Greenwood Lake. NJ. and
Bassey at the New York CYO--
through Monday instead Of COM
ing here over the week end.
However, they are scheduled to
stage public workouts at Capitol
Arena Tuesday and Wednesday
afternoons. The winner Friday
will get a world championship
bout with Cherif Hanna of
France for the title vacated by
Sandy Saddler.
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Eddie Neff Boosts
Generals Hunt for
Another Sturter

Dick Morton's search for an
other starting pitcher to go with
Chuck Davis may have ended
yesterday as Washington-Lee
High turned in a 81 victory at
Fairfax in a postponed Group I
League game.
Eddie Neff. a righthanded
senior fast-baller with good con-
troll. finally showed his stun
under fire by throwing a FIVE
hitter at Fairfax as the Generals
won their third game after two
opening losses in the league.
Their 30 record put them in
third place behind Mclean and
Annandale.
Wayne Ballard and Jay Frank
lin Clipped In with bases-empty
home runs in the first and sixth
innings to supply the scoring
punch. wills next league game
will be with Hammond at home
Friday night.
Only one high school game
was on tap today. Friends at st.
James. near Hagerstown. 2:30
pm.
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WANTS SEGURA OR TRABERT FIRST
Hood Doesn't Care
To Face Poncho- Yet

NEW YORK. April 20 R. -
Lew Hoad Of Australia Is wink
ing at Jack Kramer's pro tennis
dollars but he doesn't want any
part-yet-of Pancho Gonzales
the pro champion.
when ] turn pro, I'm not 60
ing to make the mistake that
Muscles did," the Aussie Davis
Cup ace said last night, referring
to his former teammate, Ker
Rosewall. II wouldn't want to &c
in there cold against Gonzale;
and let him beat my brains out
what I'd like to do is start
out against somebody like Pan
cho Segura or Tony Trabert and
work up to Gonzales. When
turn pro, I want to be reasonably
sure ! can beat him."
Hoad. winner Of the Austral.
ian, Wimbledon and French
championships last year bu
beaten by Rosewall in the Unitet
States final at Forest Hills. flew
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NEW YORK, April 20 (P.-
Several established big league
ballplayers. including Al Kaline.
Mickey Mantle. Jimmy Piersall
and Ken Boyer. undoubtedly
would like to start the season
over again. They got of on the
wrong foot.
Detroit's Kaline, the American
Leagues leading hitter in 1855
and a .314 hitter last season.
has failed to connect safely in
IL times at bat. A year ago. he
had only one hit in his first
IL trips. so manager Jack Tighe
may have little cause for alarm.
Mantle. triple crown champion,
has only l-for-6. double in
his first time at bat. In the
field, the Yankee centerf1elder
dropped one fly ball for an error
and misplaced another scored as
triple.
Piersall, Boyer HitlesS
Piersall. Red Sox outfielder,
and Boyer, Cards third base
man. each have failed to hit in
seven tries. Gus Bell Of Cincin-
natl also is 0-for-7.
Jim Finigan of the Tigers and
Rip Repulski Of the Phillies, both
traded during the winter also
have failed to impress with their
new clubs. Finigan is hitless in
eight trips and Repulski has a
lone safe blow in 10, Del Ennis
of st. Louis. for whom Repulski
was dealt. is hitting $50 with
two hits in eight trips and three
runs batted in.
The Tigers Bill Tuttle. whom
Manager Tighe says must i'm
prove his .253 average of 1856
is off to a slow start with en- .083
mark on l-for-l2. Catchers jim
Hogan of Cleveland and Hal
Smith of Kansas City each have
nothing to show for nine at bats
Among the rockies. Andre
Rodgers Of the Giants. Cal Nee
man and Bob Will of The Cubs
and Milt Graf of Kansas City
each have had only a single
safety. Rodgers has hated
times. Neeman 7, Will 9 anc
Graf 10.
Robinson. Aparicio Unhappy
Frank Robinson of Cincinnati
and Luis Aparicio of the White
Sox. rockies of the year in 1856
also must be far from pleased
with their showings. Robinson
has two hits, both singles, ir
seven tries for 1886 and ApariciC
is 2-for-8 for $50.
There have been some norma
developments in the four-day.
old campaign.
Stan Musial of the Cards ha!
a ST. average after seven time.
at bat. Willie Mays Of thu
Giants is 3-for-8 and .375
George Kell of Baltimore is NOV.
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Stock Car Rucinq
Scheduled Tonight
At Old Dominion

More than 80 drivers from the
Metropolitan Area. plus several
distinguished guest pilots. are
expected to report tonight for
the opening of sportsman-stock
car racing at Old Dominion
Speedway.
Beginning at $3.50 three quail
flying heats, a seminal and a
consolation. all at 10 laps. will
precede the 25-lap feature.
Leading the out-of-town con-
tingent will be Johnny Roberts
OF Brooklyn, Md. the 1853
NASCAR sportsman champion
and 1854 runnerup. He will be
challenged by such talent as
Wally Gore. Don Carter, Jack
DeniSton. Bill Wynkoop. Jimmy
MARS. Dick Magruder, Charlie
Martin and Bill Lone.
The weekly drag racing will
hold forth tomorrow on the ad-
jacent straightaway. Match
dragging will begin at l0:30 am.
and final Examinations at 2 pm.
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.Deacons Next
Test for Terps

WINSTON SALEM. N. c..
April 20.-Maryland hoped to
improve its Atlantic Coast Con-
ference prestige even more today
at Wake Forests expense after
blasting North Carolina State
from the league lead yesterday
with a 3-l victory behind lefty
Fred Gebhardt's five-hit pitching
Gebhardt. who hasn't allowed
an earned run yet in conference
play, chalked UP his third VIC
tory in four starts. The Terps
got to Billy Franklin for seven
hits after going hitless in the
first four innings.
Wake Forest. meanwhile,
bowed to Virginia. 5-4, yesterday
as the Cavaliers took advantage
Iof the Deacons' erratic play in
the early innings to score four
runs. Marion Martins triple,
scoring three runs in the fourth,
and his single. scoring what
proved to be the winning run
in the sixth. featured Virginia S
attack.
Maryland - 900 0l0 1l0-3 z 2
N. s. State 010 600 000-l S /
Gebhardt and Beauchamp:
Franklin and Kennel.
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into town and out again last
night en- route to Rome. !
He starts his tennis comeback
after a siege Of six weeks In q
plaster cast because Of an ailing
back, then near pneumonia and
the mumps-in q tournament
next week at Naples.
Fear Of Gonzales was said to
be one of the factors influencing
Lew to remain amateur last year.
Gonzales is not getting any
younger and besides he's squab-
bling with Kramer over his
hand" Hoad said. "Pancho
seems to be fed up with it all and
they're getting fed UP with him.
so he may not be around too
much longer. 4
There were fresh reports from
Los Angeles yesterday that
Kramer had offered Lew an all
time high contract Of SIPS. 900 II
Lew should win at Wimbledon
and 100000 If Lewis season Is
less successful. 81
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Eppu Rixey Home.
Doing Well After
Bruin Operation

CINCINNATI. Auril 20 (P).-
Eppa Rixey. former Cincinnati
Redlegs pitcher. is home again
and making good progress after
brain surgery following a stroke
Rixey. who went from the Uni
versity Of Virginia to the major
leagues. was injured in an auto
crash about a month ago and
was hospitalized with head in
juries. Later he suffered a stroke
Rixey. who broke into the
National League with Phila-
delphia in 1912, was with Gin
cinnati for II seasons and won
l79 games-a club record. He
retired in 1888 to enter the in
surance business. He still main
tanned an active interest in the
game. however, missing his first
opening game In As years last
Tuesday because Of his injury.
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Richmond Host
To CIV Nine

RICHMOND. Va. April 20
Especially .-Tripped up by Will
liam and Mary yesterday, 8-3.
for its first Southern Conference
loss of the season, George WASH
ington expected to get back on
the winning track against Rich
mond here today.
West Virginia. which had a
20 league record before bowling
to Virginia Tech yesterday. 81,
in 10 innings, stayed at Blacks
burg for another set-to with the
Gobblers.
-Four runs on five hits, includ.
ing a double by Doug Henley
sewed up the victory over CIV
for William and Mary. Terry
Slaughter held the Colonials safe
with five hits and was in no
serious troubel after the second
inning, when he left two rival
batters stranded.
Geo. WASHINGTON 100 O01 OIO--3 s
VIM. & Mary oil 41O 20x--S II
Bickerton. Bierwagon. Reilly anC
0eisler. Henzes. Slaughter and secules
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.Mar|ene Holds
Lead

LAYTON. Okla. April 20 (R.
-Marlene Bauer Hagge of Del
ray Beach, Fla. apparently had
her golf game under stout con-
troll today as she set out in the
second round of the $4,000 Law
ton Open golf tournament with
a 3-stroke lead over her nearest
rivals.
The 1856 leading money win
ner solved Oklahoma's strong
wind with a solid wood game
and sensational putting to post
a 2-under-par 10 In yesterdays
first round.
Par for the Municipal courses
6,977 yards is 36-36-72 and a
field Of 81 touring pros found II
pretty tough in their efforts to
beat mems par which they
agreed to tackle in this tourna-
ment.
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has been beaten only by Bobby
Morrow Of Olympic fame.
Considerable interest also To-
cussed on a shot put exhibition
by Parry O'Brien, former
Southern California great, and
Bill Nieder. who has used up his
eligibility but still is q student
at Kansas.
The field is loaded with indi.
vidual stars, among them Kan
sas' AL Oerter, Olympic discus
throw champion; Don Stewart
of Southern Methodist. whose
68A" high jump is the best
mark in the Nation this. year
and Ken Yob. Colorado. in the
jayelin,
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Prince G|orieux
Favored Today
Al Midd|eburq

MIDDLEBURG. Va, April 20
Especially Mrs. George L. Ohr-
strom's Prince Glorieux, who was
disqualified last week for cutting
q corner, was a strong favorite
in today's Mary Mellon Steeple-
chase here. The race. at about
2 miles over brush for a $4,000
purse. featured a six-event pro-
gram closing the 36th spring
meeting Of the Middleburg Hunt
Race Association.
Mrs. A. ]. Smithwick's Crag,
who got top money last week
when Prince Glorieux inadvert-
emily cut a beacon, and Mrs. M.
%. Walsh's Rythmninhim, a pre-
vious winner here. were expected
to give Prince Glorieux the most
trouble.
Paddy Smithwick, last years
leading steeplechase rider. was
due to ride Crag again. with ap-
prentice william Mason up or
Prince Glorieux.
The Gerald B. Webb. Jr., Me-
mortal. about IA miles over
hurdles for a $500 purse, was
the co-feature. This race origi.
lnally was run over timber bu,
mo timber events are scheduled
today.
Frederick Bontecou's Prince
du Houlme. both winners here
last week. gave their owner q
potent one-two punch in the
Webb. Charles Sitter, jr.'s
Another Hyacinth and Ticket,
Split II also rated near the top
Other races scheduled were
the Wanquepin. about 1ls mile,
over hurdles: the Benton, abou'
Is furlongs on turf: the Dresden
about 2 miles over brush. anc
the Covert, about mile on turf
Post time for the first race /,
1880 pm.
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CHESAPEAKE
Continued From Page Ala

Continued From Page Ala
but winner Of last years Spald-
ing Lowe jenkins Stakes at
Laurel. drew top weight OF 1l9
pounds for the race. With
Jockey Joe Culmone up, the son
Of Faultless figured to get a
good ride.
Nitime. owned by j. r. Weiner
and ridden by Tony Russo, won
the Hurricane Handicap at
Tropical Park. while Mrs. Cecil
B. Fischbachs Federal Judge
ran third behind Federal Hill
in the Louisiana Derby.
Completing the field were Mrs.
Patricia Haun's See Me Go
ul3), Cary c. Goshamer's Cana
1l3D. Brandywine Stables Can
non Fire 1l3), John A. Man.
fuso's Astracorn dl3) and C.-S.
Stables Dark Trust.
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Quontico to Meet
Eastern Leuquers

The Quantico Marines put
their seven-game baseball win
ming streak on the line today
and tomorrow against the
Reading Indians of the Class A
Eastern League. Games start al
2 pm. both days.
Quantico dealt Syracuse Uni
versity a 6-l defeat yesterday al
the base, behind the five-hit
pitching Of Dick Lucas from
Boston College.
Joe Powell's home run with q
man on in the third got the Ma
rines started toward their ninth
win in IL games.
Syracuse ----. 600 900 ooIo--i 8
Althouse and Kuhne; Lucas and Bower
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Comedian Wins at Lost

HAMILTON. April 20 tR.--
Doug Kyle of Calgary yesterday
became the first Canadian to
win the l5-mile annual Hamil-
ton road race since it was in
augurated In 1850. A strong
finish gave Kyle victory in one
hour, % minutes and 40 seconds.
Five-time winner Browning Ross
of Woodbury.. N. j., finished Sec
ond In l.25.l8.
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3 College Games
Scheduled Today
On Area Diamonds

College baseball fans had their
choice Of three games in the
area today. Georgetown's i'm
proving nine was host to SYRIA
cuse and Howard went after It's
second straight victory over
Ashland (Ohio) College at Fort
McNair after walloping the wis.,
tors yesterday. 1877.
Brown visited Navy at Annap-
oils in an Ivy League game.
Catcher Jim Purse hit q three
run homer in the third to pace
Towards l5-hit attack. The
winners sent five runs over the
plate in the eighth to clinch a
free-swinging game after Ash
land scored four in its half OF
the inning to get within hailine
distance.
Ashland - Dol 002 O40-7 10 {
Howard 203 liz 15x-14 IL 4
Kemp and Beri; Mcmillan. Van Brake
GU, RaRsdale CO... and Walker. Purse