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said she has no business in Mrs
Barrys league. but her golf Of
the last two days could make il
interesting. Mrs. Hawley's hus-
band was runner-up in the re-
cent mems club championship.
The only other newcomer to
the quarterfinals is Barbara
Berry. 18-year-old graduate OF
Mount Vernon Seminary, who
has played four rounds of golt
this season. Barbara qualified
with an 81 and was better than
that yesterday in a S and 3
victory over Elinor Finckel
school teacher from Columbia.
Barbara also moves into fast
company today when she meets
Mrs. A. H. Allen of Army Navy
the tournament medalist with a
"a.
Mrs. Edward Ferriday, jr., Of
Chevy Chase, 2-time champion
meets. Mrs. Frank Cush of Ar
gyle. the 1855 Maryland State
champion. in a feature quarter
final. Both won impressively
yesterday with below 80 golf and
the winner will offer a stern test
for Mrs. Barry if she gets past
Mrs. Hawley.
Argyle eliminates Betty CARRIER
and Georgia Mae McKeever were
the other quarter final oppon-
ents, with the winner to meet
Mrs. Allen or Miss Berry in to-
morrow mornings semifinals
The l8-hole title match will be
played Saturday.
night.
Mrs. John Barry. Columbia, defeated
Mrs. Lee Alexander. Kenwood. and / +:
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FIGHTS LAST MIGHT

PORTLAND Ores. Carl (Bobol
Olson; lS7. Vancouver, wash, outpointec
joey Maxim. 1851. Miami 1O1.
PHOENIX. AriZ.-Zora Policy, 200
Phoenix stopped julius Grimm. leS
New York az.
NEW ORLEANs-charley Joseph. l5a
100. Chicago UOl.
RICHMOND. Calf Ruben Vargas
1873. Richmond. Calf. stopped EdgardC
Romero 252 San Francisco tbD.
MONTREAL. Lulu Perez 134h
Brooklyn. outpointed Dolby courchesne
134la. Holyoke, Mass. GO.
CARACAS. venezuela. Victor (Sonny,
Leon. 12bs4. Caracas knocked out Russ
Tague, l24Iz EldridRe, Iowa 49,
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Is Area Pros Enter
Bonnie View Event

BALTIMORE. June 10 (Spe-
ciaD.-A total Of Is pro golfers
from the Washington area will
compete in the annual Middle
Atlantic Pro-Am tournament at
Bonnie View tomorrow. Their
starting times:
10:30 am. Steve Tobash; IL,
Max Elbin, 11:10, Hugh McLel-
Ian: 1920, Ward Burgess; 1880,
Henry Gerard.
IL noon, Clarence Doser;
1910, George Diffenbaugh;
1880, Frank Tenney: 1:10,
Harry Griesmer; 1:20, Carl
Rafnic: $40. Bill Gilbert; 1850,
Clare Emery.
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Topping Seeks
HorridgeOkoy
To Pay Fines

NEW YORK, June 10 (R.-
Dan Topping. Yankee president
who slapped $500 in fines or
six Of his players last month. to-
day was trying to save three
players $400 in penalties levied
by the American League.
Topping will discuss the fines
with WIN Harridge, league presi-
dent.
The Yankees last night re-
fused to confirm or deny re-
ports they planned to pay the
fines.
Art Ditmar. Enos Slaughter
and Billy Martin, since traded
to Kansas City, were fined by
Harridge after a -for-all last
Thursday in Chicago. Larry
Dolby and Walt Drop of the
White Sox also were fined.
After the fines were an
nounced, Topping said the play
ers would be reimbursed. He said
the Yanks didn't start the fight
and I'VE certainly would not ex-
pect them to run when the Soz
players started the brawl."
Harridge yesterday denied he
had threatened to fine the club
$4,000 il it pays the players
fines. as reported by the New
York World Telegram and Sun
But he did say he reminded
Topping of a 25-year-old league
rule prohibiting a club from re-
turning the cost of league fines
to players. The league president
is authorized to charge a club
$4,000 for violating the rule.
1t was disclosed that Ditmar
sent the league a check for 500
and Slaughter one for $50
Martin was fined $3.50.
Martin was one Of five players
fined $1,000 by Topping after q
brawl in a New York night club
Johnny Kucks. Yankee pitcher
also was fined $500 as a result
Of the episode.
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Mrs. Charles B. Hawley. jr., Chevy chase.
defeated Mrs. Robert Creasey, Congress
sional, and 2: Mrs. Edward c. Fer
riday. jr.. Chevy Chase, defeated Mrs.
Frank Cush, Argyle. defeated Mrs.
George Maksim, Congressional, and 3.
Mrs. A. H. Allen. Army Navy. defeated
Mrs. Hartwell Maccartney. Kenwood.
4 and 3; Barbara Berr. Congressional,
defeated Elinor Finckel, Columbia. 5 and
3. Betty CARRIER. Argyle defeated Mrs.
Harold Price, Kenwood. . and Il;
Mrs. Paul H. STREET. Chevy Chase, / up.
Quater Final Pairings
Mrs. Barry VS.. Mrs. Hawley; Mrs.
Ferriday VS.. Mrs. Cush; Mrs. Allen vs..
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DOCTORING
YOUR GOLF
BY DIR. CARY MIDDLECOFF

PATIENTS COMPLAINT:
Pushing the Shot to the Right.
DIAGNOSIS: Swaying.
TREATMENT: Keep Your
Head Still.
The body should never move
sideways on the backswing. II
should simply turn while the
head should be kept im.mobile.
When you move sideways OF
sway, you aren't lined up with
the hole any more. If you re.
turn at impact to the exact DO
Evening star., 1957-12-01
Hollywood Report
By sHEILAH GRAHAM

HOLLYWOOD CNANA). Robert Cummings
alibied out Of the Junior Miss spectacular, claim
ing prior commitments" Actually the part was
not big enough, he figured
How's your horror-scope? There will be 80
Tales of Frankenstein seeping into your home
via the new contract with British producer
Michael Carreras.
If Metros Thin Man teleseries Is about to
become a casualty, neither stars Peter LawfOrd
and Phyllis Kirk nor Metro have been so in
formed In fact, the studios top designer, Helen
Rose, has been commissioned to dress Phyllis
for IA more Of the half-hour segments.
Ironic situation at Warmers: Jack Warmers
son-in-law William Orr, was sort Of brushed on
two years ago, given the job Of overload Of the
studios TV. Now, with Maverick, Cheyenne,
Sugarfoot and Colt 45 the TV from the studio
is making more money than the movies.
Evening star., 1957-12-01
News Of D. C. Studios
Oh N Has impact

Smith, general manager Of WRC-TV and vice
president Of NBC. Is enjoying the Florida sun
and fun. :. Chief exercise Of WToP performers
Is keeping ahead Of the one-hour parking limit
al Broadcast House. WMALe 0szie and
Harriet show Is highly recommended 70 parents
and children by the Committee on TeleVision
of the PTA Of st. Michaels School. Silver
Spring. WdAL-TV played host to local
educators. astronomers and scientists for
preview OF Walt Disney's Mars and Beyond"
which will be shown to the public on December
T. :. John Connolly (wRC-Tv) gave a speech
at Gonzaga High School on "Job Counseling in
Radio and TV." :. . Kennedy Ludlam thunting
and fishing editor at WRC). combines business
with pleasure during his vacation when he
cooks for 16 men Of the Hunt Club in Virginia
and then wends his way TO Florida for some
fishing. Jimmy Dunno (Musically Yours,
WTT0-5) is happy because his sponsor Is
happy with him Tin the form Of an extended
contractl.
listener who wished to compliment Herb
Kaplow on his fine broadcasting on Monitor.
sent letter to him via Monitor, New York.
After much rerouting Herb finally received
the note. Bill Malone was hunting In
Canada-not for a sponsor-but with one.
Evening star., 1957-12-01
By BERNICE WNECK

The Unsolicited Testimonial: Miss Sally
CWMAL-O, during one Of her Romper Room
shows, asked If anyone could recite the nursery
rhyme Little Miss Muffet" An eager little
miss quickly responded with: Little Miss
Muffet, sat on her tuffet, eating her Milky
Way" (The impressionable TV commercially
Patty Gavin (WRC-radio), while attending
q Fashion Creators Showing in California did q
bit part in The Thin Man show which will
be seen locally on December 9. Patty will
be vending her way to oregon for visit with
her folks, after which she'll head down to
Mexico for a relaxing vacation subbing for
her on Fridays is Inga of the WRC-TV cooking
show. "A Trip in a Submarine" "A Conver-
sation With a Deep Sea Diver" and Signals
From the Moon" were three special assignments
which Inga covered for Monitor and Nighttime.
Jack Deviney. WRC director, has q hrst
addition to the family-son, Mark. Kirk
TriOr, merchandising manager at NBC. and wife
have announced the arrival Of first daughter,
Jody Lynn. New girl-image. Allison Claire.
at the Russ Wards (WRC newS. :. WTT0S
Lee Reynolds, who combined directing with
performing joins the talent stan exclusively.
-. Mrs. Bert Quinn, secretary to Carlton d.
Evening star., 1957-12-01
Hollywood Report
Mr.. Cummings Begs Off

Dick Powell Is dieting, preparatory to star
ring for his Four Star Playhouse in The Willie
Dante series which Blake Edwards directs. Dick
had hoped to give up acting, but the grease
paint call was too strong.
Dana Wynter will star in two more Scott
Fitzgerald stories on Playhouse 90. Also coming
up for Dana is Daphne Du Maurier's Little Pho
tographer.
Bosses Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz want
Walter Winchell to return to New York for some
publicity chores In connection with their sue
cessful Walter Winchell File. The 80 half-hours
will be filming until April Walter loves the
weather and the slower tempo here. but he will
probably dash East for few days to oblige.
quote from Tallulah Bankhead, after film-
ing three TV shows: "Television Is ever 80 much
nicer than the theater, provided you are not SO
tired from the dress rehearsal that you need
medical attention during the performance"
Evening star., 1957-12-15
AFTERNOON

1900
4-Tie Toe Dough. Quiz.
5-cIubhouse "S." Kids.
7-Pete and His Pols. Kids.
9-Hotel cosmopoliton. Serial.
Iz:l5
9-Love Of Life. Seriol.
1870
ALT Could Be You. Variety.
5-Fronkie leine Show. Music.
9-SeeFeh for Tomorrow. SRI.
12:45
9-Guidins Light. SerioI.
loo
Alex and Jinx. Interviews.
5-City Assignment. Crime.
7-FovoFite Story. Dromo.
9-TheoteT OF StoFs. Drono.
Unlocked Door," Diono Lynn.
Phil Corey.
1880
4-HoweFd Miller Show. Color.
Slate Lunch Movie.
IA Hours. "Another Fees."
1895. WolIoee Ford, Brion Don
levy.
7-Beuleh. Comedy.
Storing Louise seovers.
s-As the World Turns. Ser'l.
Evening star., 1957-12-15

~ S"tN'N'sNsf t"S@ss
$500
4-Mosinee Theotev. Color.
! Hous. The Tender Leoves."
The production heod OF O movie
studio discovers OF o cruciol point
in his eoreeF ihot he must spend
seVerol months IN o sonifosiun.
5-Lilli Polmer Show. Oromo.
7-AmeSieon Bondstend.
Dick Clork. N. c.
9-The Big Peyoff. Quiz.
$3.50
5-TV Readers Digest. Drono.
7-Do You Trust Your Wifef
Johnny Carson. host.
9-The Verdict 10 Yours. Triol.
400
4-Queen for . Dey. Giveowoy.
IS Min. Jock BoiIey, N. G.
from Hollywood. Coiif.I
S-life With Elixcbesh.
coMEDY. Betty White ssors.
7-Amerieen bondssond.
Dick Cork. nc.
9-Piek Temple. Kids.
! heus. Uprising OF Pcwhusks."
Bill WiIiionns.
$50
5-GFondpo's Place. Kids.
7-Edse of Night. Seriol.
4:45
4-Nodern Romanees. Seriol.
5-Sonte clous. Kids.
500
4-comedy Time. Series.
5-MiIt Gsont Show.
iN Heuss. Teen-ooers' doncs
porty. 81. Anthony Council Of
Cotholie Youth. FolIs Church, Va.
1.-The Buccaneers. Adv'nt're.
Robert Show siors.
9-The EeEIy Show. Movie.
COLOR. w Hours. THE Mooic
Box" 1852. Robert Dcnoi,
Laurence Olivier.
$40
4-Footlisht Thsoser.
heuv. Western films.
7-Mieksy Mouse Club. Kids.
Mouseketeey: Telanf Rcundup
Day guest Is ChhslopVer Feif,
young nsueieion. Newsreel Soc
eiel: Argentine Adventure"
Part s.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
FRIDAY

0s9S
4-Todoy on The FERN. News.
$50
4-Leok TO This Doy. Proyer.
6:55
S-Meditation. lnspirotionoI.
TOO
4-Todoy. Voriety.
9-The Morning Show.
I Hour. Fovorite comedy series.
Fovorite comedies ond news
breoks OF 7:25 and 7:55 with
Scott Sutton.
500
9-ceptein konseroo. Kids.
S:45
S-RonseF HeI. Kids.
s:S5
4-Insa. Cooking.
5-Thousht for the Dey.
800
4-Susis. Comedy.
5-Kertoon Klub. Kids.
$50
4-Quis Club. PoneI.
$50
9-Merk Time. ToIk.
Featuring Mork Evons.
1000
4-Arlens FFoneis Show.
S-Ten o'cloek Movie.
IA Heuss. Common Low. "
1881. Constonee Bennett.
s-Ths Gerry Moore Show.
1880
4-TFessurs Hunt. Quiz.
Jen Murroy, host.
ll:00
+-Ths Price Is e;sns. Quiz.
7.kompeF Room. Kids.
] Heus. Featuring Miss SoIly.
ll:30
4-Truth or Consequences.
5-LibeEoee. Music.
9-Strike u Rich. Quiz.
Evening star., 1957-04-30
Humiu Battles Bell
7 tonight in Tuneup
For Bossey Bout

MONTREAL. April 80 R.-
Cherif Hanna, French-Algerian
slated to meet England's Hogan
kid Bassey next month for
the featherweight title vacated
by Sandy Saddler. is expected to
get a tuneup tonight when he
meets the veteran Bobby Bell
Of YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. at the
Montreal Forum.
Although Bell won only one
Of flve bouts last year. the 10
rounder is being hailed here as
marking the return Of bigtime
boxing to this city. The Youngs-
town journeyman, however, did
give Miguel Berries a couple Of
tough battles,a and Berries was in
the running for a chance at the
crown until last week, when
Bassey eliminated him In WASH
ington. D. c.
Hamia's French connections
are expected to appeal to pro-
French fans Of Montreal, and If
he makes a hit against the 90
year-old Bell. Promoter Eddie
Quinn will bid high for the
title fight. Washington, Syra-
cuse. Paris and Nottingham,
England. also are reported bid
ding for the bout.
Hamia's record shows VIC
tories over Ike Chestnut, Car
melo Costa and Berries.
Evening star., 1957-04-30
Small Norfolk Crowd
Sees Comedies Win

NORFOLK. Va. April 80 up
-Pancho Gonzales mastered
Ken Rosewall, Ga, 6-4, 70
stretch his lead in their pro-
fessional tennis tour to 1920
before a small crowd of 39l
here last night.
Pancho Segura bested Dinny
Pals, "a. in the opening match.
Rosewall and Pals teamed to
whip Segura and Gonzales in
the doubles finale. 1911.
Evening star., 1957-04-30
Labua Win Due
10 New Style

NEW YORK. April 80 (P.-A
change in fighting style has put
Middleweight Jackie LaBua back
on the winning path.
The handsome, 24-year-old
155-pounder from East Meadow,
IN. Y, backed up his third
straight victory last night with a
decisive 10-round verdict over
Welterweight Joe Miceli, lat, at
St. Nicholas Arena.
A disastrous 0-4 record for 1856
made Jackie switch his fighting
ways.
II decided to set my feet more
for power, especially for might
ing said LaBua. I'm able to
get off more combinations that
way, too"
He was in command most of
the way and outpunched the
sluggish New York veteran at
least 3-to-1. LaBua bled from
the nose from the fourth round
on. Miceli was cut over the left
eye in the ninth round.
A crowd of 1.458 paid $3,354.
Jackie's record now is 28-11.
Miceli'S record is 52-28-8.
Evening star., 1957-04-30
Fovorites Playing
SemifinoI Matches
In Friends Tennis

Don Ralph of Priory. seeded
No. /, meets John Evans of
Episcopal and Hunter Faulconer,
No. 2. also of Episcopal, plays
Bob Schwartzman Of Friends in
scholastic section Of the Sidwell
Friends Invitational tennis tour
Inament today.
Quarter finals OF the boys
section also will be played to-
day.
Ralph defeated Martin Rubin
owitz Of Wilson, 81, 6-2, yes
terday. while Faulconer won over
lGustus Johansen Of Landon,
I6-2, 60.
Results:
Interscholastic section--Evans, Episco.
pal defeated Mccarthy, st. Johns. 6--2.
nocE n ScnwaItzman, n, Friends. defeated
fioens,fa: Ros. wax W,,skeiisld g.; 8;m2;
Albaps, defeated Dell. Our Lady OF
Lourdes: 81. 90: Train, st. Albans.
defeated Courtney. Oongaea, 60. 6-i:
5esle 5s 81 Adams defeated Yates, Episco-
:, I Second ! .Sun,d-awslker defeated spill
feated Freedman. Alice peaie. ' a-,s,. us-
80 Shaw. Western Junior Hieh de-.
ieeted Beale, B--4 81; Cone, Leland.
defeated Lukaft, Alice Deale, ID, 81
Evening star., 1957-04-30
Linemu.l'
|SideIined for Yeur

EAST LANSING, Mich. April
80 (R.-Arch Matsos. first string,
guard on the Michigan State
football team, will be sidelined
for the entire 1857 season be-
cause Of a knee injury. DR.. James
IS. Feurig. team physician, dis
closed yesterday.
Matsos tore some ligaments in
his left knee in scrimmage last.
Wednesday and underwent SUR
gerry yesterday.
Matsos was tabled by Head
Coach Duffy Daugherty as one os !.
the squads top performers.
Evening star., 1957-04-30
Redskins Sign Irish Tackle,
Try to Entice Roy Lemek

Bob tMoose) Ready. 230-
pound former Notre Dame tackle
and one of Coach Joe Kuharich's
personal draft choices in 1855,
today returned his signed con-
tract to the Redskins.
The rugged, 6-foot-3 lineman
who'll be rs years old May 10.
is an Air Force lieutenant but
will be separated from the serv-
ice this summer. He comes from
Lowell. Mass, where his father
Is captain In the fire depart
ment.
Kuharich, currently in South
Bend, where he hopes to sign
Ray Lemek. tackle and captain
Of the 1855 Irish squad, rated
Ready Notre Danes best Of
fensive tackle in his sophomore
year. College footballs discard
Of the two-platoop system rele-
gated Ready to the bench for a
better defensive man. With the
Redskins, Of course, Ready will
he used strictly on offense. He
Evening star., 1957-04-30
COLONEL Golfers
Bow to Generals

George Washington Univer-
sity golfers. knocked of by
Washington & Lee. sd. yester-
day at Columbia for their second
loss of the season, will be lookinp
for more favorable results when
the Southern Conference cham
pionship starts Friday at Dam
vile. Va.
The Colonials will be a strong
contender for the team title and
Jay Randolph. No. /, for the in
dividual crown.
In yesterdays matches. War
rem Krick, GW's No. 3 man. was
medalist with a 70 that enabled
him to beat Ted Kerr, S and 3,
Results:
Randolph tGw) defeated Baber. I
up. Harey (GWD defeated FaTriss
and 2. Best ball, washington A. e.
/ up; Krick tGWb defeated Kerr, 4 and
=. Vetter tW&Il defeated Bartlett. J
and ]. Best ball. washington 4 Lee
I up. Mccormick fW&L. defeated
Spellman, up. 2ist hole. Cook 1W6sL1
Sdeieated Salem, up. Best ball GeorTe
washington nm
Evening star., 1957-04-30
Helen Skopic
Of CIV Takes
Rifle Title

Helen Skopic and the rest Of
the George Washington Univer-
sity women's rifle team have
received glad tidings from the
National Rife Association.
Miss Skopic is the new woln-
ems national intercollegiate
champion. The team finished
second ip three-position compe-
tition and third in prone firing.
The separate competitions were
heldyin February throughout the
Nation.
Miss Skopic, a junior majoring
In education. won the three
position title with scores of
98xlO0. prone. SO kneeling and
SO standing for an aggregate
282 out Of q possible 300. She
is q member Of the CIV varsity
rife team as well as captain
of the wOmen's team.
Miss Skopic, Ethel Tucker and
Marcia Shellabarger fired in
both team competitions. Noyla
kayaloff and Betty Baker filled
out the five-girl squad which
scored l,300xl 500 in three
position. Janace Hamilton and
Eleanor HALEY completed the
quintet which fired 1927 prone.
Coach of women's rifle at GWU
Is Mabel McEwan.
Evening star., 1957-04-30
Capitol Mat Show
Gets Ex-Professor

Prof. Roy Shire of Los Angeles
will wrestle Gene Dubuque on
the supporting card Thursday
night at Capitol Arena, which
features a return match between
Ricki Starr and Karl Won Hess.
Shire is a former business ad-
ministration teacher from North
western University. who enters
the ring wearing a black cap and
gown. He made a hit with fans
in his Washington debut last
week.
Bobby Wallace. Shire's per-
sonal manager. who is also a
wrestler. has been matched with
Chief BigsHeart.
The program will open at $50
with the Won Hess-Starr bout.
Evening star., 1957-04-30
HIGH SCHOOL
SPORTS

Yesterday
High Point. 8. Wheaton. g.
Suitland. 3: Bethesda Chevy Chase, 0
bladensbnrg. 3: Northwestern. /,
Gaon Daorel HI ! F5:6s,,nr y; sgrIatssyils s..l
81. John. 3; Carroll. l.
Gonzaga. lg Armstrong. 2.
priory. l: High Point B. o.
NAVY PleDes. 9; Bulls Prep. 3.
Today
i. EI,aiMrnmont, Heights at DOUGLASS Of
Landon at Richard Montgomery, lao
Eorthwood ct Lonsfeliow, 2:3O,
Damascus a. Mount Airy. 3:30.
LaPlata a. Calvert County. 2.
n,sas nwa,snainston,Lee 81 Mount Vernon. q
Fas Church vs; Hammond at Alex.
GGrovston at George Mason. $3.50.
nnaI-Field at Herndon. 2:30.
iLeesnurR Douglass at Luther Jackson
Nokesyilie ct osbourn. 8.
, Ma 5Mdsekin s. st. Anthony at Priory
gS,cn.aga At Episcopal. a;1S.
yrs:ng1 Ts:.sEn !. At ,,.AAII 8. Adams. 3:ls:
unelp., RTiGTy 's s,sauste ss stephsns at AIsxsndra
Roosevelt at springarn, 3:30.
DeMatha at Anacostia, $50.
Eastern at Cafdoza, $3.50.
Tech at Coolidge. $3.50.
TRACK
Yesterday
Mount Vernon. ssh: Fairfax 40;
Annandale. 40is.
Today
~ Junior Division District AAu at Mary.
Bethesda Chevy Chase at w.k.n.,a
} 40 "~Aeheiu'
Groveton. Mclean and GeorRe wash.
ngton JV a. CIV, 800.
1880. ''"ooo'
Tomorrow
Landon, ST. Adams and Friends nj
u. $40.
Episcopal Junior meet at Episcopal
TENNIS
Today
Armstrons VS.. Phelps at East Poto-
mac, g.
Anacostis VS.. spinsarn at East Poto.
mac, :.
cardozo VS.. Western at Pierce MIL. q.
Roosevelt vs.. Wilson az Rock Creek. 4
Dunbar vs.. Coolidge at Rock Greek, 4.
George Mason at Wakefield, 3,3O,
:, Washington-Lee at Bethesda Chevy
chase. 3.
Evening star., 1957-04-30
TENNIS TALK
BY c. ALPHoNso SMITH

Invitation tournament, now
being played at Four Mile Run,
it viii be the fifth meeting be-
tween the two. Each has beaten
the other twice. But both Potts
and Floyd have a tough row to
hoe in the tournament. 1t. Tom
Bradford probably will come
through to meet Floyd in the
semifinals in a match that is
almost a toss-up; and In the
other half, 1t. Frank Spears,
Bradford's teammate at Guam
tico, will meet Potts in a match
which could go either way.
Charles w. tPop) Wannan has
been coaching tennis players at
Friends School for 33 years. He
is one Of the grand old men OF
Washington tennis. Pop and Mr..
lie Grande, head tennis coach
at Friends. almost called of the
Friends School Interscholastic
this year. an annual event for
18 years. Friends sold the Wis
consin avenue property across
from the school where l3 Of its
Is clay courts were located. But
st. Adams came to the rescue,
offering Friends the use Of all
10 Of its courts. Friends is build
ing six new courts which will
be ready about May is.
In addition to the Interscho-
lastic for boys, Friends this week
will conduct a girls interscho-
lastic and an under-15 girls
interscholastic.
Scheduling of tournaments in
the Washington area is a difficult
and thankless job. The problem
lis to avoid conflicts. either To-
lcally or with other important
tournaments. Last year Earle
Brown. president of the D. C.
Tennis Association. printed a
tournament schedule which en-
Iabled everyone to "see the score" /"
This year Thornton Moore.
GWTA president. has not only
printed a schedule but has
worked tirelessly to avoid con-
fiicts. But simple arithmetic
proved this couldn't be done.
There are 20 weeks from May
through September with "a local
tournaments to be played. This
does not include the Middle At
ilantic championships to be
played in Wheeling. w. Va, or
the ever-popular Western Mary
land tournament at Mountain
Lake Park. Conflicts there are.
but, thanks to Thornton. they
have been kept to a minimum.
y 4
Bobby Goeltz. l0-year-old son
Iof the tennis professional at
Columbia C. c., was the youngest
and smallest player in the
Friends School Boys Interscho-
lastic tl5 and UNDER tourna-
ment. When he was introduced
to his older and much bigger
first-round opponent, the bigger
boy said somewhat disparag-
|ingly: do I have to play him?"
Thirty-fiye minutes later, little
Bobby returned the balls to the
referee and reported that he
had won, 60, Go. Although
Bobby lost In the next round
to a l5-year-old, he is the most
promising boy player we have
seen in many a year. He has
sound strokes of both forehand
and backhand. OF equal i'm
portance. he has q keen COM
petitive spirit.
Evening star., 1957-04-30
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