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the Washington area have places
on seven Of the SO competing
teams.
The white marlin. one Of the
gamest of the spear-fish family,
is the quarry. The speared fish
|-sailfish, broadbill swordfish
and blue and white marlin
offer perhaps the greatest chal-
!lenge to the veteran salt water
sportsman.
Spectacular Fighter
Though one Of the smallest
members Of this clan. averag-
ing not much more than 70
pounds in weight and seldom
exceeding 100, the white marlin
is a spectacular and tenacious
fighter. He is found in large
numbers of the Maryland coast
at this time Of year and it is
primarily for this reason that
the tournament is being held
north of Florida for the first
time.
One Of the clubs entered is
the Tuna Club of Avalon, Calf.
This is the original light tackle
fishing club, whose founders de-
veloped the sport Of fighting
f1nny monsters.
The pursuit and capture Of
any fish with tackle so light that
the quarry can do battle with
the angler on an equal basis is
the true test Of sportsmanship.
Limited in Line Size
Thus. the competitors are lin
tied to 30-pound test line and
many will be using 20-pound
test. A scoring system has been
set up in which the anglers using
the lighter lines will get the most
points.
For boating a billfish on 20
pound line within 80 minutes,
100 points will be awarded, on
30-pound within 80 minutes, 70
points; on 20-pound within As
minutes. SO points, and on 30
pound within IS minutes, 4S
points. II the fish is not taken
in IS minutes, it will be broken
of, unless 1t is believed to be a
world record.
Since conversation is impor-
tant, anglers are expected to re-
lease all fish not wanted for
mounting. The same number Of
points will be allowed for fish
boated or released.
Cooperating in Tagging Fish
The association also Is CO.
operating with the Ocean City
Light Tackle Club. the Marlin
Club Of Ocean City and the
Oceanographic Institution Of
Woods Hole, Mass, in their white
marlin tagging program. All
boats will carry tags and an
angler will not be penalized if a
fish breaks away while an effort
is being made to tag him.
Pre-tournament fishing to
sharpen the competitors skill
will take place Sunday and Mon
day. A dinner, followed by
drawings for boats, is set for
Monday night.
The tournament begins next
day when charter boats bearing
three-man teams head far of
shore to the marlin haunts.
Tournament fishing also is slated
Wednesday and Friday with
Thursday reserved for a Ladies'
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on rIpEs ron MAsNoroN AM roroMAc RIVER PoNrs assn
HIGH TIDES FOR CHESAPEAKE SAY POINTS EsT,

For points listed below deduct from above tables the
each point.
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THE.LOG BOOK

TOMORROW
Gibson Island Yacht Club-Junior
TOMORROW AND SUNDAY
sailing regatta.
west River Sailing Club-Junior races.
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WHERE THEY ARE BITING
First Cobio Caught on Middle Grounds

Reports from all over Chesa-
peake Bay indicate this will be
the banner fishing week end so
far this season, but the biggest
news comes from Point Look
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ID. c. ANGLERS ON SEVEN TEAMS
Marlin Tourney Opens
Tuesday at Ocean City
BY CHARLES COVELk

Ocean City, Md. will be host next week to its
greatest fishing event. the 18th International Light
Tackle Tournament
The tournament, from Tuesday through Friday,
will draw the elite of the big-game anglers from
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FAIR WINDS OR FOUL

CHESAPEAKE BAY AND LOWER PoToMAc-Tomor-
row, fair with excellent visibility northwest Winds $50
miles hour Sunday outlook. fair with good visibility;
southwest winds, IS miles on houF.-compIed BY
United Stotes Weather Bureou.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.

Sc A DAY UP per person; l1Ol nth
st. NV: attr. sleep. rn,. So wk
up. VANNES HOTEL, DI. 7-7SSS.
1888 10th ST. N.W.-Bus women:
single. double rms. clean beaut
urn: mod. baths, NO 1929
nv IN YOUR ROOM. refgr. grill
clock-radio. foam mattress ST.
S12 wk. 2147 F. Elk. 3-6633.
CATHEDRAL AVE. NV. Mr.. CONN.
Rim. for gentleman, 2nd FIR. Adj.
semipvt. bath: $40. CO. 5-54S6.
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1900 BLOCK NE.
Adams and Bryant SITS.

These one-bedroom apartments
kitchen: bath with built in tub and
shower: screened porches: gas heat:
may now be inspected by contact
ing the manager, Mr.. Grady. Apt.
2. 1341 Adams st. ne. CO. 5-3S72.
Rent, $3.50.
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lMIscELLANE0us F0R SALE MIscELLANE0Us WANTED

PIANO UNCLAIMED-small up
right. lovely case, As in. high.
excel. cond. Made for Mason a.
Hamlin: $l7b. RE. 7-4434. 713
3rd st. NV.
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9I9 L ST. NV rms, kit, bath,
heat. hot water: elev.; janitor on
premises: S5S. p. j. WALSHE.
INC, Ills Eye st. NV, Ma.
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1888 I5TH ST. NV bdrms.. liy.
rm.. bath; newly decorated. sos.
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ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

I OR g GIRLS to share modern
2-bedrm. apt. with another girl.
Naylor Gardens. LU. 2-3094.
WOMAN to share furn. ENC. apt,
in Friendship Hts. with another
woman; attractive, reas. Call
after 6 pm, EN-. 2-4376.
YOUNG MAN will sh. comft. apt.
w/other men; Hi-F; garage: reas.
Cleveland Park. DE. 2-7S2S.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

2-BFDRM. UNFURN. APT. within
committing distance. married
couple; reas. 10. 2-7695. 1919
am, 20
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APIS. FURNIsHED-MD.

PARK - Ist-fioor apt;
E atss and d't Sn are x set on With bnI
effect: bedrm. and bath, pvt
porch: utiis. incl; sos mo. JU
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ROOMS WITH BoARD
ROOMS UNFINISHED

sos 9th ST. NV. white rms.
continuous hot water; gas heat
kit. privls., Frigidaire; 1 working
lady; S2S per month. RIA. SCOTT.
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tcoNTlNUEpl

1854 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Verv nice 3-rm. apt. with heated
sun porch; LIST d. completely re-
decorated; $50 per mo-; avail
immed. To inspect call BOSS e.
PHELPS. INC, MA. $4,000.
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APIS. FURNISHED. c.
tcCNTINuEDl
THE MONTANA

AVAIL. DEC. LIST
1925 M st.. NV bedrooms,
fully furnished; 24-hr. elevator
service: "a block from Conn. ave.
Res. mgr, DI. 1876.
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THE EVENING STAR
1101 PA. AVE. NV.

INSTRUMENTATION. S85 Vk,
typist-Dictaphone opr.. 500 wk.:
DIR. asst. -typist, $50 wk; dozens
others: hourly. BOYD FMPL. CEN
TER. cor. 18th and G NV. RE. q
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TYPIST CLERK-High-ciass retail
establishment; downtown business
area; permanent; opportunity for
advancement; 8 day week; COM
lany benefits: exp. desired, but will
trai' under IS yrs. Dl. 7-lO36.
TYPIST.OFFICE CLERK for perma-
nent position. 37la-hour week
Pleasant and congenial workine
conditions. Must be competent and
alert. Apply WASHINGTON CA
TuEDRAL once. Woodley I'd. at
56th st: NV. Mr. Bayless.
MATTRESSES twhite). exper: over
II. Apply In person 3 pm. LIE
NORMANDY RESTAURANT. 2785
Nicholas ave. sc.
experienced: nightwork,
sundays on THE 6AXONY, 907
Pennsylvania ave. NV.
WAITRESS. experienced; night wait
ress wanted. Apply at CASANOVA
RESTAURANT after 4 o'clock, 1909
18th st. NV.
WAITRESS. white, over 81; day.
Work. )4OB Queens Chapel road.
West HYattSville Md WA G-QRfiO
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS, rec. rms. 20 yrs exner
Build. remodel, repair. CROSSRDs'
DEVELOPMENT CO.. JE. 2-497O.
BLOCK AND BRICK WORK; brick
pointing up. free estimates. Cali
any time, 10. :S-64Uti.
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MATTRESSES
HOT SH FL

Salary and excellent tips. meals
and uniforms furnished. No expert
ence necessary. Choice Of locations
IVA, F II i HOT Z q sHoppEs. INC. -
GIRL FRIDAY. for theatre man
ager ONCE; must have knowledge
o! bookkeeping and tipping; apply
at TRANS LUX THEATRE, 18th
and h SITS. NV.
YOUNG LADY. white; pleasant Jos
in sales showroom: no previous
exper. required except some tipping
at 10. Phone Mr.. BENNETT. NE.
II UNEMPLOYED or wish a BET
TER position. once, sales, execu.
PIRsT@ oaS,sSr; qEiMdPLaiw cEENT iss
Test. ~ yrsD. Cor. 18th and @
NV. public welcome-thousan
PLACED Openings. $50 wk. to
S1.Ct0 81 VISIT first.
PAY BACK BILLS! AVON cosmetics
are in demand. You can earn good
wklv. income representing our COM
PAM. DI. 7-0221.
WOMEN; part time; white: for sur
vey work: salary Apply 24uS Mimi.
l-i
ATTENTION, HOUSEWIVES--Stan-
ley Home Products has Opening 3
MORNINGS. . evenings, $50 per week :
. mornings, 5 evenings, 500 per
week. Use Of car necessary. Phone
10. 4-O440 for home interview.
HOUSEWIVES AND MOTHERS
Spare 3 hours any afternoon or
evening: earn $40 to S12 afternc on
or evening. Must be dependable.
Car helpful. Write Box 3-X. Star.
GENERAL OFFICE WORKER, part
time, some tipping. 1900 Wis. ave
NV. EN-. 2-2S62.
RETIRED LADY. active. alert, per-
sonable. preferably with once and
or PIX exper., to assist in a very
me downtown guest house in ex-
change for excellent room and
board. Apply Q am. TO 3 pm.
MANCHESTER HOTEL. 1926 NJ st.
N. W
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HELP WOMEN

SALES CLERK. exper. for bakery
delicatessen: n am. to 8 pm,
Tues. through Sat. THE VILLAGE
PANTRY. 1885, Pennsylvania ave.
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HELP WOMEN

GIRL FRIDAY. willing to teach lady
for tag and title service, autos. etc
good salary while learning; top sal
airy; 500 per week. WA. 1881.
between 10 and for appointment
for interview,
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HELP---.-MEN

MAN. sober, steady, EXPERIENCED
ONLY, for nursery work; perma-
nent Apply in person only, at
ROTHS, S2ll Sligo Greek pkwy.,
Takoma Park. Md.
MAN for warehouse; prefer one
with paint warehouse exper; must
have drivers license: 5h-day wk.
hosp. vacation: See 7, 4; FLYNN.
between l0-4 pm. COS c st. NV.
MAN WANTED Unexpected change
causes. vacancy In Silver Sprine
for year-round income FoT details,
call JU 9-.9S5 after 8 pm or
write RAWLEIGH'S. Dept DcA-
l2-717. Chester Pa.
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$3.50. perm. full time. high school
grad. No exper. nee; we will train
you to. gain knowledge of business
Earn from $50 to 1928 wk. En-
ploye benefits. Call for appointment
lDU. 7-5b2O.
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RESIDENT MANAGER

Must have at least 8 yrs. local ex-
perience and be able to give quail
led reference. to manage 1 elevator
oldgs. totaling l1U units. mr. 18th
permanent position: salary. $3.50
per mo plus. luxury oir-cond. apt.
Apply after = pm.
Inc, 1413 X st. NV.
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statesmen
SECURITY SALESMAN

Must De experienced. Wili supply
i've leads and some house accounts
plus . liberal drawing account Phone
KAHN. RE 1855
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SECRETARY

Tipping and shorthand required;
health insurance and other benefits
ABBY personnel Office, Room $40,
1424 X st. NV. CAFRlTZ CO.
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MIscELLANEoUs-FoR SALE

ACCORDION, Stradavari. de luxe.
prof. model. practically new. best
offer accepted. OIL. n-3s4S
brand new I2O-baSs
regular $500. WIS treble
and 4sbass shifts: case; S235. You
save $3.50 TENDERS
lia D ST. NV. RE. 7.a5s3
MACHINES. TYPEwRIr-
LRS. $50 up. Your choice only 81
week, Free home demonstration.
Call cLARK's, EN-. 3-O535 NOW.
ADDING MACHINE. like new. &c
column National With subtract:
500.
TENDERS
li3 y ST NV. RE 7-35S3
AIR CONDITIONING-Comml. and
residential, Direct from factory TO
you. Wholesale prices. Free cngl-
neering service. RIA. O-S142.
AIR CONDITIONER, commercial, 40
tons complete $4,000 will sell
today. DI 7-gs47.
CONTINUED on Next Pagel.
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THE EVENING STAR
1101 PA. AVE. NV.

BOOKKEEPER TYPIsT. S6S to
start: give age and complete back
ground. BOX a45-R. Star.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES book
keeping and general ONCE work in
one Of Washington'S leading appli-
ance stores: 5-day week. hospitali-
cation plan, all employe benefits:
some ONCE or bookkeeping experience
required. See MIR. Borak. POTOMAC
Nv. 9th and L SITS. NV, ST. 3-337O.
BOOKKEEPER, white. experienced.
detail minded. Position offers op-
portunity in various phases OF
bookkeeping and accounting: s.
day week. vacation and insurance
DEMENT'S Apply J E HANGER CO.
ri G st. NV.
BOOKKEEPER with knowledge Of
tipping. Apply In person. mer.'s Of
nee. MERIDIAN HILL HOTEL. 2BOl
18th st. NV. No phone calls.
BOOKKEEPER ASSISTANT. some
typtng. for national association;
excel, ONCE and conditions: 35-hr
VIZ; start S275. MR.. HOLIDAY.
DI. 7-3317,
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SALESWOMEN

SALESWOMEN
Positions in drugs and cosmetics
SsieS AFFINITY and experience. Salary
DOR DRUG STORE. 14th and X
SITS. NV.
SEAMSTRESS for dry-cleaning
plant; .Arligton. Apply at 3i46
Lee highway. ia. 7-9805.
SEAMSTRESS for dry-cleaning es-
tablishment; must be experienced;
good working conditions. 2026
Rhode Island ave. ne.
sEAMSTRESsES, experienced on mat
Al once e' % WASH SGTs1S'' M ApHTy
TRESS CO.. 32I L st. s.w.
SECRETARY. law once. experienced,
age 20-40: 5-day week; new ONCE
building; starting salary. $500 per
month, RE. 7-7173.
SECRETARY TO lawyer. experience
not essential State age, salary de.
sired and experience. IL any. Box
466-S. Star. 27s
SECRE AIRY, age 21-3O. Natl, or
ganization has opening for l COM
petent secretary; interesting work
roundings; group Insurance and
retirement plan. once hours. 9-5.
Call MA. s-22I5 for appointment
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER, un-
der 30. large. law Arm: skill and
neatnesS required: pleasant work.
ing conditions. Ma. S-S?S8.
SECRETARY in doctors ONCE: A.
day week. monthly salary, $3.50.
Call for appt NO. 7-2500.
SECRETARY. law once: Shorthand
and ypinR illegal exper not eS-
sentiaD; SD week, Ma. S-OOSO.
SECRETARY for physicians ONCE:
shorthand and tipping required.
medical experience not necessary
Phone Me S-45Sb. between 9-5
for appointment.
SECRETARY for general once work,
IN small downtown real estate Of
nee; age over 30 preferred; 5-day
wk.. paid vacations, summer air
cond: Call DI. 7-9057.
sEcY., bright Young girl, for pro-
ductlon manager OF consulting firm;
under 80. single: shorthand re-
CURED; good sal benefits, pleasant
ONCE. AID 4-Sl01. Ext. 10.
ISECYS., sTENOS., BKKPRS., typ
lists, PIX oprS., ofc. mach. oprs
ATLAS AGCY., 1920 N. Y. ave. NV.
SECRETARY RECEPTIONIST--Lo-
cal bank will have opening in about
3 wks.: some dictatiOn; must be
expert typist; 4O-ilr.. 5-day wk. |;
hospita lization and insurance In
answering, please give your expert.
ence and names Of employers to
Hny HEO.X 9tar
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TIRE SALESMAN
TRUCK DRIVER

Grocery experience, thorouRh
KNOWLEDGE Of NV. section. Call
CO. 5-5599.
TV MAN, white, part time, evenings
mt week ends. outside ant inside
work. start 81 so per hr. Apply
12lA Pa, ave. Sc.
TV TECHNICIAN, exper. outside
work. Must be sober and reliable
Salary and bonus. Apply 920 8.
Glebe I'd, Arl, Va. or call ia.
2-2366,
Ty SERVICE MAN; outside; transp
furn.. company benefits. pePma-
nent. FRED WALKER. 2oU5 Wilson
blvd, Arl., Va, ia. 7-llT4.
Ty REPAIRMEN. full and part time,
with cara: exper. pref. refs. reo.:
top pay "1l3 l2tn st. ne.
WAREHOUSE MANAGER - Expert
enced warehouse man to take COM
plete charge of downtown ware
house for Washington's fastest
srowin2 appliance store. Excellent
starting salary. disqualification
plan. all employe benefits. Tremen-
douS opportunity for man willing 10
show initiative and take respon-
sibillty. POTOMAC TV AND AP-
PLIANCES, 9th and Z NV, ST
3-3211.
WINDOW CLEANER
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Statesmen.

! .reeo (2l aggressive statesmen
Who live in the northern part Of Va.
II you would like a full-time Job
with no limit to how much money
work. You must be over Fl and
have car. You call only on inter
ested prospects; 1905 selling, no
collecting. We will train YOU. Apply
In person, 8 to IL noon. 10I. N,
Columbus St. Room 410, Doniphan
BLDG AlAYandria Va
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PIX
OPERATOR

Young woman with switchboard
experience: hieh school grad nI-a5
Afternoon shift. 5-day week. pleas
ant working conditions in a friendly
but active atmosohere Regular sal.
airy increases and other company
benefits. Apply Personnel. RIM. 800,
$40 am. TO $3.50 pm weekdayt
y am. TO noon. Saturday. No phone
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Saleslady-
Demonstration

TO ser Burns Cuboids. the country's
lea ling foot appliance. Good salary
r'us commission In good Wash.
lngton store. Discount on purchases
Steady position, Call between 8 and
1 am and Q TO 8 pm. OIL. 6-5220
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TYPIST

Age 20-35: fair speed. no shorthand
necessary. must be able to use edi-
phone or be willing to learn: salary,
200 TO start, Box 449-T. Star.
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TRASH REMOVED
BUSINESS SERVICES

ONE STOP for your carpet needs.
Laying, repairing, binding, stair
shifted, cleaning on location, etc.
Low prices, Free estimate. Guar
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HELP-MEN teens.,
Statesmen

We now have openings for add.
tlonai statesmen. 81 to SO yrs: ex-
perience helpful but not required,
salary plus commission plus month
~ bonus: salary paid while train
ing; transportation furnished: paic
vacations: all employe benefits. Ar
ply n person, SINGER SEWING MA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-25
WINDOW CLEANER

Year-round lob for experienced
sober. reliable man who can furnish
good references Top wages and
benefits. OIL. 2-sOs0.
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BILLING CLERK

Experienced MGR 5000
operator with BACKGROUND In
large volume OF billings Rea-
sonable tipping speed required
Applicant should be q high
school grad. between 2i-J5.
and adaptable to a large ac-
counting operation. Regular
pay increases and other COM
pany benefits. Apply RIM CO.,.
$50 am. to $3.50 pm. week
DAYS. No phone calls,
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SECRETARY

For operating rm. Know med
tcal terminology. Considerable
dlctaph0ne work; Jia-day
wk.. liberal employe benefits.
EMERGENCY HOSPITAL.
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HELP WOMEN
CLERK-TYPIST

COLLECTION HELP, inside tele-
phone work; exper. desirable but
not necessary. See Mr.. STOCK,
THE CROWN CO.. S27 eth st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-14

Dream-Car Design. Here's completely
new and different styling, shared with
no other car.
In ride, only Mercury offers you Float
ing Ride-the most effective combi-
nation Of bump-smothering features
ever put between you and the road.
In psrformenes, Mercury leads with the
highest standard compression in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-14

it's too early to appraise the re-
suits. but that his guess would
be that the vote will favor ex-
exempting all pro sports from
antitrust laws.
Torby Macdonald is no
stranger to sports. having
played football at Harvard well
a fellows got to do something
Saturday afternoon) from 1887
through 80. when he captainec
the team. He was a pretty good
halfback, judging by accounts Of
Crimson games. larded with ap.
preciative accounts of his work
We got the impression that
Torby was good enough to play
pro football, had he wanted to-
instead of going on to law
school.
Macdonald, now representing
the 9th Massachusetts, district
was injured before the start Of
his senior year in football and II
was the only one of his three
years on the varsity that Harvard
didn't win the Big Three crown
Even so. he got in the lineuT
in time to run and pass the Cam.
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Storage Nine
Plays Printers

Federal Storage, which is
playing a full sandlot BASEBALL
schedule this year in the Indus
trial League as against only
half in previous years. meets
Union Printers at $50 pm. to-
day at the West Ellipse.
In the Departmental League,
Woodbridge takes on the Black
Sox at the South Ellipse and
1920 USAF plays Navy Tars at
the East Ellipse, both also at
$50.
Another $50 game lists
6trick's Restaurant against Peo-
piles Drugs in a Gauzza League
contest at AnacoStia field No. q
The Departmental League
opened its season yesterday with
the Air Force Jets. defending
champion. shutting out Ma
tional Security Agency. 14-0
and Columbia Heights defeating
st. Ambrose. Az.
The Gauzza League also OPEN
ed its season yesterday with De-
sign Printing winning over Suit.
land Hall, "a.
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an advisory capacity It can
happen here. It did.
There may be more excitment
when the House opens. or re-
sumes. hearings on pro sports,
but hardly this sensational. Rep
resentative Torbet Macdonald
Democrat of Massachusetts,
polled some 800 sportswriters
on whether pro sports should
come under antitrust laws
or not. and received an
astonishingly good cross-sec-
ton Of replies. Macdonald
mailed out some 800 question
naires and at last count had al
most $50 returns, with West
Coast and Southwest areas still
to be heard from.
The best indication Of how the
men feel who write about sports
and who usually know the
score, was that most tool
time to append letters to Their
questionnaires. explaining their
views. Harold Lincoln. one Of
Macdonald's aids who is hand
ling this correspondence, said
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bridge eleven to its lone touch
down in q 20-7 loss to Yale,
giving him a record OF scoring at
least one touchdown in every
game with the Eli.
Macdonald had a big day
against Princeton in 81. piling
up 1872 yards. including a 73-yard
run. and scoring three touch
downs in a 1916 rout of the tt
gers. He also intercepted two
passes during his go minutes on
the field.
Charlie johnson might be
excused for feeling down in the
mouth today. after watching
Gen. Duke pull UP lame follow
ing yesterdays workout. but the
personable young chief Of Pim-
lico's publicity department got a
cheer out Of Iron Leige's work.
out. 1t was sensational, as you
may now know, and. as johnson
pointed out. may mean that 1857
will produce a genuine Triple
Crown winner, the first since
1948, when Citation picked up all
the marbles.