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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-12
Miss Smith,
Capt. Dorsey
Married

st. Mary's Church in Upper
Marlboro, Md, was the scene
yesterday Of the marriage of
Miss Leslie Ann Bowie Smith,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward James Smith, and Capt.
Joshua Worthington Dorsey
III. USING. He is the son Of
Rear Admiral Benjamin Henry
Dorsey. USN. retired, and Mrs.
Dorsey Of this city.
The Rev. Lawrence Gatti Of
1iciated at the 4:30 pm. cere-
mony which was followed by Q
reception at Mount Airy. resi-
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Smith.
Escorted by her father. the
bride wore gown Of white
silk satin appliqued with Chan
tilly lace fashioned with a bell
shaped waltz-length skirt. A
bonnet of rosepoint lace held
her full-length veil Of illusion.
She carried prayer book
which had belonged to her
great grandfather. the late
Samuel Alexander Hill.
The former Miss, Smith also
wore an heirloom necklace,
earrings and bracelet of pearls
and diamonds which formerly
belonged to her great aunt,
Miss Tess O'Sullivan Of Wash
ington.
Miss Mary Anna Brooke was
her cousins maid of honor and
Mrs. Richard Robert Wyrough
Of West Point. sister Of the
bride, was the matron Of honor.
The other attendants were
Mrs. Clyde Vernon Kelly, jr.;
Miss Marilyn Smith and Mrs.
Lawrence Sinclair Smith. sis
ter of the bridegroom.
Miss Eleanor Medill Patter-
son Smith was her sisters
junior bridesmaid and the
flower girls were Damian and
Therese Jewell, nieces of the
bride.
Serving as best man for his
brother was Mr.. BENJAMIN
Henry Dorsey. jr.. and the
ushers were Mr.. Francis Colt
de Wolf, jr.; Capt. Paul Xavier
Kelley. USMC. and Capt.
Carton Duncan Goodiel, jr.,
USMC. Of Quantico. Va; Mr..
Edward James Smith. IT,,
brother Of the bride, and
Mr.. Lawrence Sinclair Smith,
brother-in-law Of the BRIDE
groom.
Following q wedding trip to
Cuba. the couple viii reside In
Quantico where the BRIDE
groom is stationed.
Mrs. Dorsey is q graduate
Of Madeira School. Briarcliff
Junior College and Maryland
University. She Is a member OF
the Baltimore Country Club
and the Marlborough Hunt
Club.
Capt. Dorsey is q graduate
Of Bulls Preparatory School
and the United States Naval
Academy. He Is q member Of
the Army Navy Club and the
Army Navy Country Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-12
Mothers Day Pnrfv

The Coda Myerson Club
Pioneer Women's Organization
will hold its annual Mothers
Day party on Tuesday at 8
pm. at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Lieberman. 1924
Webster street NV. This will
be combined with a celebra-
ton of the ninth anniversary
Of the State Of Israel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-12
Meeting to Be Held

The regular meeting Of the
Pro-Bonata Club will be held
tomorrow at $3.50 pm, at the
home Of Mrs. Florence Becker.
Annandale. Va. A buffet sup
per will be held.
The annual banquet will be
held May % at the Columbia
Country Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-12

KICKERNICK fits every figure perfectIv-
The secret is extra .sgive. where needed!
works just skin knuckIes allows for bending!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-12

Stretches when you breoth 50 II controls
without combining. Stoys in ploee even
when you stretch your arms because it
stretches under bust! AIl-over stretchoble
cool pin-dot botiste Iostex. except for the
pretty double nyIon morquisette upper bust
Both styles in white. pink or black.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-05
New Jersey Pro
7 axes Honors In
Piping Rock Golf

LOCUST VALLEY. N. j., June
S R.-Wesley Ellis, 25-year-
old Rivervale IN. j. pro, cap
tured top money Of $l,43s yes
terday in the annual Piping
Rock Club invitation tourna-
ment. He fired a SO, three under
par for the 6,480-yard course, to
win by a stroke in the $4,000
event.
Doug Ford, Masters winner
who led the field last season,
shared second place with Mike
Homa of Rye, N. Y, and Bill
Collins of Grossinger, N. Y,
leader of the Long Island Sec
tional qualifying for the Ma
tional Open at Wheatley Hills
Monday.
Tommy Bolt of Los Angeles
tied at 10 with AL Besselink of
Grossinger, AL Brosch of Garden
City, N. j., and Porky Oliver of
Canton, Mass.
Mike Souchak of Grossinger
was knotted at par II with Art
Wall. jr.. of Pocono Manor, Pa,
and Mike Fetchick of Mahopac.
N. Y. Peter Thomson of Aus
tralia was deadlocked at 70 with
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Browns, Winnipeg
Reach Settlement
In Freeman Case

WINNIPEG, June S (P)-The
Winnipeg Blue Bombers Of The
Western Interprovincial Football
Union say they have received a
cash settlement sin five figures, a"
negotiated out Of court. from
the Cleveland Browns Of the Ma
tional Football League in a dis
pute over the signing in 1855
of Quarterback Bob Freeman of
Auburn University.
Bomber officials refused to
state the exact amount OF the
settlement which was reached by
lawyers representing the two
clubs.
Freeman signed to play with
the Bombers but later signed to
play for the Browns without re-
porting to the Winnipeg training
camp. On action instituted by
the Bombers. a United States
court issued an order restraining
Freeman from playing football
for one year. He now is in the
armed services.
j. T. Russell, Winnipeb presi-
dent. said the club received the
Cleveland check covering the
settlement and certain costs, in
the mail Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-05
Outstanding Field
Set for Marlboro
Motorcycle Races

The two 20-mile feature mo-
torcycle races Sunday afternoon
at Marlboro Motor Raceway
have attracted an outstanding
field, including several out-of-
town riders.
Prominent among them is
Dick Klamfoth Of Groveport,
Ohio. Klamfoth is known as the
King of the Beach," having won
the 200-mile classic at Daytona
Beach three times. He was run
nerup on four occasions.
Another well-respected rider
is Tommy McDermott Of Nor
folk, fourth ranked among the
country's motorcyclists. Bucking
this duo will be Roland (Seed)
Hedgecoek Of Arlington, a two
time winner at Marlboro IN re-
cent outings.
A record field Of rs is expected
for the eight-card program ever
the new two-mile course.
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Gay Yankee Plays Role
Of F ovorite at Laurel

Gay Yankee, an appelation
which has nothing to do with
the recent night club activities
OF certain baseball stars, will be
the center of attention in the
NTH race tonight at Laurel
Raceway.
Gay Yankee is a 2-year-old
female trotter owned by former
Yankee star Charley Keller and
hopes to throw her own party
tonight in the $4,000 Ashton, a
mile duel for juveniles.
Keller. who has rejoined the
Yankees as a coach, took up
breeding and raising harness
horses at his home in Fred
erick. Md. at the sugges-
ton of Del Miller and Joe
Eyler, well-known trainers and
drivers. Gay Yankee, the first
Keller horse to race, showed
SPARKLING promise by setting a
National record for her age,
2:094s, recently at Rosecroft.
A bay f1lly by Titan Hanover
out of Elva Hanover, Gay YAM
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kee looks with special pride at
her 81 andsire. Spencer Scott,
who won the 100000 Hamble-
tonian in 1910 and her sire. who
won it five years later.
While Gay Yankee will be ia
vored. there will be backing
aplenty for Walter Chambers
Great Lullwater, who will 60 as
an entry with Demon Damsel.
He won four straight before
losing by a neck to Gay Yankee
at RoSecroft.
Billy Haughton, the Nations
top driver. will have an entry in
Mizelle and Chapel Call. Johnny
Simpson. regarded as No. 2
among the drivers, will be be-
hind Anna Dares. Altogether Is
horses have been entered.
Simpson had the reins on the
favorite. Archie Mudge's Elton
Hanover. who won last nights
feature. the $4,000 Howard
County Trot. and returned $3.50.
s2.40 and $2.40. Moray was sec
ond and Homestretch Harvey
was third.
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Directors Agree
To Ocean Downs
Harness MEETING

OCEAN CITY, Nd, June
R.-The management of Ocean
Downs Raceway. completely re-
organized after a walkout of half
of its directors yesterday. voted
to keep harness racing on the
Eastern Shore at least for this
year.
Nine of the Is directors, led
by Vice President Edgar T. Ben
nett. member Of the State Roads
Commission, resigned last week
complaining that Board Chair
man j. C. Robinson of Balti-
more refused to call board
meetings and to cooperate with
the other directors"
Dick Case, general manager OF
the track. said there will be nc
running races at Ocean Downs
this season.
Our board of directors is trot-
ting minded" he added.
The General Assembly last
winter authorized IL days Of fiat
racing at Ocean Downs If di-
rectors decided to forego the
trotting season.
But Case said the harness sea-
son, "a nights. beginning July 90.
will be held as usual.
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AS Finish Deal,
Giving Up Bower

KANSAS CITY. June S (P-
Cletis Boyer, Athletics bonus
player, has been sent to the
Yankees. completing an eight
player trade which started dur
ing spring training.
The Yankees optioned him to
Binghamton. N. Y. in the Glass
A Eastern League.
To replace him. the Athletics
recalled Gene Host, lefthanded
pitcher. who had been on "a
hour recall with Little Rock.
Boyer. 20-year-old infielder
who repeatedly signed for about
$40,0 900 two years ago. has been
used as a pinch runner this sea-
son and has no times at bat.
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Jockey VoIenzueIu
Set Down 20 Duys

INGLEWOOD, Calf. June S
R.-Jockey Ismael Valenzuela,
his head well stitched from blows
inflicted by an unidentified pool
cue wielder. has been suspended
for 20 days by the Hollywood
Park stewards for conduct det-
Irimental to racing"
Valenzuela admitted to the
board he had been over imbibing
when he and his associates were
attacked in a saloon early Sum-
day morning. Valenzuela said he
was struck several times with a
cue stick.
Valenzuela. who was set down
for 20 days at Del Mar in 1855
under similar circumstances, had
won IA races at the current
Hollywood meeting, including
last Saturdays Golden State
Breeders Handicap.
His suspension began yester-
day and ends June 20.
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Pony Lacquer Dies
After InfieId Crash

vANDAL1A. Ill. June, S R.-
A l5-year-old youth was fatally
injured last night in a Pony
League baseball game after he
collided with an opposing player
as he attempted to catch an in
field fly.
The accident. in the first in
ming of the leagues opening
game here occurred after Thorn
as Greer. first baseman, ran
down the first base line to catch
a fly hit by Charles Hershberger,
also IS.
Coach James Spaaf said the
youths collided on the base line
and Greer was knocked uncon-
scious. He was dead on arrival
at Fayette County Hospital. The
cause of death was not deter
mined Immediately. Hershberger
was not injured.
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Jim Davis Joins
Uncle on Giants

NEW YORK. June 5 (R.-The
Giants landed a lefthanded re-
lief pitcher yesterday when they
bought Jim Davis from the
Cardinals for a sum in excess of
the $4,000 waiver price.
The 3l-year-old pitcher thus
Joined his uncle. Mary Grissom.
on the Giants relief pitching
corps.
To make room for the knuckIe-
oafler. the Giants sent left
handler Joe Margoneri to their
Minneapolis farm.
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Black Sox, Fb|
Near First Half
Sand|ot Titles

Titles in f1rst-half play o
two sandlot baseball leagues
were practically decided yester'
day as the result Of victories b!
the Black Sox and Federal Blu.
reau Of Investigation.
The Black Sox took a one.
game lead in the Departmental
League with one game left as the
result of a Al decision over the
Air Force Jets at the South FL.
lipse. The two teams entered
yesterdays game with SO rec
ords.
The Sox have a postponed
game to make up against Ma
tional Security Agency (2-3)
while the Jets have a contest
against Columbia Heights (3-D
Long Pitches Victory
Bob (Chicken) Long pitched q
four-hitter and struck out 13
for his fifth victory against nc
defeats for the Black Sox. He
held the Jets scoreless until the
ninth when a double by Tom
Weems and a single by Howard
Nathe produced a run. Weems
and Nathe also got the other
two hits for the Jets.
The Sox scored twice in the
third inning. enough to win as
it turned out. on three walks. a
sacrifice and Jim Purce's single.
FBI clinched a tie for first
half honors in the Industrial
League with a 81 victory over
Union Printers. The G-Men are
SO with two games left as
against Silver Hill, runnerup at
Az. and also two games remain
ing to be played.
Six Hitter For Morris
Greg Morris, former George
Washington University standout
making his first start. scattered
six hits and struck out eight for
the victory.
In other sandlot action yester-
day. National Security Agency
scored nine runs in the fourth
inning to defeat st. Ambrose,
lies: East Coast Electric handed
Strick's Restaurant its first de-
feat in six games in the Gauzza
League with a Az victory on Joe
Quinn's two-run double in the
ninth and Travellers defeated st.
Cyprian's. 8-6. in, the Metro
League.
Atchison & Keller VS.. Federal Storage.
West Ellipse, $50
Peoples Drugs VS.. Design Printing,
Tomorrow
Silver Hill VS.. Union Printers, West
Ar Force Jets VS.. Columbia HeiVhts.
National Security Agency VS. Wood
ridge. East Ellipse. $40.
suitland Hall VS.. East Coast Electric.
FAirlawn, $50
Veterans Administration VS.. TIGERS.
Banheker, 8.
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DELAWARE NOTES

mont. yesterday a crowd of SILL
304 wagered $972,637.
Nick Shuk, who has always
nnlshed at or near the top of
the Delaware riders, will return
here Monday to ride. Shuk de-
cided to 60 to the Balmoral-at-
Washington Park meeting with
Colin Macleod jr.'s stable after
the Maryland season but has in
formed John Wilkie. his agent,
ne Will be on hand here the first
Of the week.
Shuk won the Delaware rid
ing title in 1851, so and IS.
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Eastern Players Dine

The annual spring sports BAN
quet Of Eastern High School,
honoring lettermen in basketball,
baseball. golf and track, will be
held at 8 pm. tomorrow at the
Was Buffeteria. 1885 Bladens-
burg road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-05

Gene Littler Of Palm Springs,
Calf, and George Fazio of
Philadelphia.
Cary Middleton Of Miami
Beach found the well-trapped
course an enigma as he scored
rs. a figure duplicated by Shell
ley Mayfield of Westbury, N. Y.
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LAUREL RACEWAY
GRADED HANDBAGS
BILLY DIRECT
SELECTIONS

l-Marmion Hanover, Joyce GAL
Ion. Close Call.
2-Dashing Wick. Indian Dale
Dannir. True Wilma.
3-Runnymede Viola, Kent c.,
Barclay Hanover.
4-Pine Ridge Dudley, Moses
Eden. Homestretch Mack.
5-GAY YANKEE, Fleming en-
try. Fleetwood.
6-Counsel Eden. Josedale Cav
alier. Clever Bars.
7-R. v. Chief. Rocky King.
Charlie.
8-Flash Up. Golden Harvest.
Upland.
LongshOt Daily DOuble-STEP
WISELY and QUICKER TRICK.
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Churchill Elects

LOUISVILLE. KY, June 5 (P).
Downs stockholders
have reelected all directors and
officers of the race track. The
officers: Bill Corum, president;
Stanley F. Hugenberg, executive
vice president; Louis j. Herr
mann, vice president; Kenneth
Coyte, secretary: and j. H. Wa
terman. treasurer.
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DERBY

Continued From Page CT
OF Crepuscule, earned fl8.659
($52,245) for his 75-year-old
owner. Ballymoss won f2.2O7
t$6.l79) and Pipe of Peace
picked UP fl.103 ($3,088).
Queen Elizabeth's well-backed
Doutelle finished far back to
the great disappointment of the
royal family IN a cold. blustery
day.
Crepello covered the mile and
a half in 1884 on a turf track
baked hard by days Of sunshine.
The record for the race is 1888.
set by Mahmoud in 1896.
Bots De Mel, a long shot
owned by Philip King OF New
York. was last
Messmate was sixth, Apostol
seventh, Albergo eighth. Prince
Tai ninth and Boutelle, the
Queens horse, 10th.
Prince Tai. owned by the Aga
Khan who has had five Derby
winners, got of slowly but moved
past Eudaemon at the hallway
stage with Brioche, Chevastrid,
Mystic Prince, Crepello and
Alcastus all challenging the
leader.
! Brioche took over the lead
with only three furlongs to 20,
with Chevastrid. Ballymoss,
Crepello. Tempest and Pipe of
Peace all well-placed.
Crepello Pulls Away
Ballymoss surged in front
two furlongs from the finish,
with Crepello almost even with
him. Pigott made his big bid
then and he sent Crepello to the
front Ia furlongs from the win
ming post and raced away in the
last 200 yards to win easily.
Crepollo is trained by Noel
Murless. who also handled Lam
dau, the Queens entry in the
1854 Washington, D. c., Inter-
national. Pigott rode Nucleus
in the 1855 International. Both
horses finished out OF the money
in the American race.
So much money was bet on
Crepello in the last few days that
many spectators in the huge
crowd could not get bets down
with overloaded bookmakers.
Bookmaking is legal in England.
Pigott, the winning Jockey,
said Il never had any worries.
He had a very good run"
First Derby Try
McShain, a construction and
steel magnate. did not come 10
England for the race. He has
been racing for four years, but
this was his first bid for the
Derby
Ballymoss is a British-bred
chestnut colt by Mossborough
out Of Indian call. He was rid
den by Tommy Burns and train
ed by Irishman Vincent O'Brien.
Il paid $500 pounds ($l2,600)
at the Bonecaster yearllng sales
for Ballymoss," said OBiien.
He is certainly worth a bit more
than that now. l have eight
McSchain horses in Ireland, and
one OF them, 2-ycar-old, is an
entry for next years classic"
O'Brien trained three consecu-
tive winners Of the Grand Ma.
Jtional Steeplechase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-05
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

STANTON. Del. June 5.-Mi-
lady Dares. a Maryland bred and
owned filly was favored to win
the goth Polly Drummond
Stakes. a 81 of a mile dash for
2-year-old misses at Delaware
Park today. A field of nine is due
to start.
Milady Dares carries the silks
Of Mrs. Walter A. Edgar of Eli
colt City. Md. The filly turned
IN a sparkling effort here last
week when she won the first
race of her career. She was
being eased up at the end of the
5-furlong dash while being
clicked in 1895.
1t could be an all-Maryland
Favored victory in this tradi-
tional mid-week feature. Milady
Dares' trainer is Jimmy Rowe Of
st. Margaret's. near Annapolis
and her jockey is Oliver Cutshaw
who lived in Laurel.
A glaring absentee from to-
days Polly Drummond was Poly
Hi, winner of five of seven races
to date. Delaware officials had
expected the Polynesian filly but
her owner. Mrs. S. George
Zauderer, decided to pass up the
race.
With II starters, the Polly
Drummond winner will net Sill
OTIS. The gross value will be $l4,-
800.
A close second choice was Mrs.
4. Eugenia Bankhead's Have and
Hold. who also won her last Del
aware start. Have and Hold,
however. was all out to beat
Lovita H. while being timed in
692s. Lovita H., owned by H. w.
Hayer. also returned for the Polly
Drummond.
Two Washington-owned fillies
also appeared in the feature line
up. Anthony P. Bovello's Battle
Hill was making her first start
and Jouett Shouse's Ste. Joan
was expected to be well-sup-
ported because of her impressive
showing when second to Moor
deem, who also skipped today's
feature.
Also entered was Stanley Sag
ner's Sew 1t Up. Watson Elliott's
Dorothy's Best. Carolyn X Sta
ble's Dance Card, Circle M
Farms Meant Well. A. L. Wolfe,
jr.'s Sweet Mollie and Dorchester
Farms Stay Smoochie.
Three route races were sched-
uled today. One was the first
In the weekly Montchanin Series
for claiming horses Of $500
value. Run each Wednesday, the
five Montchanin races increase
In distance until the final event
at ia miles.
Hand Reward, top-weighted
at 1872 pounds was favored TO
win today's mile and one
sixteenth race, the first race In
the series, against II rivals.
The first disqualification OF
the meet occurred in yesterdays
fourth race when the stewards
placed Location second for in
reference against Healthy, who
became the winner at $3.50
Apprentice Frank Lovato piloted
Location and 1t deprived him OF
his seventh winner OF the
meeting.
Lovato bounced back. how
ever, 10 pick up No. Z with Hid
den Gold in the fifth race and
tie Steve Brooks for the lead.
Most observers thought the
stewards would hold Lovato
blameless in the fouling OF
Healthy.
Betting and attendance con-
tinues on the Disappointing side
here. Although there is no rae
ing in the area closer than Bel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-05

Betting and attendance con-
tinues on the Disappointing side
here. Although there is no rae
ing In the area closer than Bel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-05

LonG.hot Daily Double--NoRRIs COOK
and WALTER CASTLE
Best Bet-MOsES EDEN tithD.
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down to 0rs. rs yr. financing. also
excellent conventional financing.
Cow schools, shopuing anc tran
sportation. Out Coiesville I'd. TO
Forest Glen I'd. left TO Renfrew.
right to house.
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SAMUEL 2. BODILY. INC.

oo?PEs TO-DAY ] TO g.
firepl. sep. din. nm. de luxe lie
Kit, "a baths, rec. rm. with fire-
pl.. gar. Dir: East on w. Univ
blvd. TO open sign.
{: p. FIETchER, REALToR
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LANGLEY PARK AREA

1904 wildwood driee-Beautiful 3.
bedroom brick Colonial on ievel
wooded corner lot near transporta-
ton and excellent shopping. Lovely
quiet neishborhood. Hot-water heat
Child's playhouse incl. To reach:
New Hampshire ave- left on Glen
side d.. follow arrows
TTtANHAGNNn nAnTY
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THE SUNDAY STAR .B-1S
HOUSES FoR slLllMp.

Washington, Dr. G.
SUNDAY. MAY ~, 1887