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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05
Moy 5
Mickey

big time performer. Mickey
Broddock.
5-Uneonmon Velos.
"Recopsufe Of Guonn"
7-Hollywood Film Theates.
IN Hours. "Mr. BIondInas euilds
His Dream House." le4S. A New
York couple weothers the comic
trials and tribuIotlons Of home
building. Cory Gfent. Myrnn
10y. MeIvyn oouelos.
Sleek Benny Show.
Jock and Rochester journey to
Polm Springs, ccllf., IN Joek's on
Gent MoxVsll for on iIi-fcted
holiday.
500
4-steve Allan Show.
! Hour Guests: VIII, Mostin Trio
Storing Sammy Dovis. H.: jill
Corey, Orson WeIies.
5-The Unexpected.
The Eyeglasses. Gertrude
Michoel.
9-Ed Sullivan Show.
Hour. Guests: Waller pidoeon,
and members Of the cost In scenes
from THE Huppiesf Millionaire,
The voQubonds. Johnnie Ray,
james Melton, Judy Scott, Hor-
lens Dewey "Pipmeot" and the
Glenn Miller Bond.
$3.50
S.The eenduIum. Mystery
Imperfect Gentlemon." A ploy-
boy must marry within o fortnight
TO inherit o fortune
300
4-Ths Chevy Show.
I Hour. Storing Bob Hope.
Guests: George Jessel, D.. Cap
Middlecotf, Sonny James. Shelley
Winters.
S-Moviesime uSA.
IA Hours. Ozark Waters" IS44
Merle Obelon. fscnchct Tone.
7-0Fieinel Amateur Hour.
Ted Mock and ospirine enter
toiners.
9-Generol Electric Theoter.
"Anoel Of Wroth." A famous
octor mokes an unwosy investment
in q publishing firm which he lotsf
leofns Il enooned in printing OBJ
scene literature. Roy Miilond
hicword Mckeor. leonne eotes.
a a.
S-AIfred Hitchcock Presents.
THE londs Of Mr.. Otterfnole."
A mysterious murderer teFrlties
London. Theodore Hikel. Rhys
Williams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-24

Walt Disney is the host (re-
peaN. Bernie Hamrnison
says: Brilliant. informative
and interesting"
1880, WTOP OIL Led Three
Lives: Undercover man Phil
brick believes that a PAM
phlet on "how to play golf''
holds the clue to a dangerous
Red project in this country.
Richard Carlson.
7:45, WTTG t5)--Dugout Chat
ter; Bob Wolff interviews
baseball figures direct from
the playing field.
500, WTTG (5)-Baseball
Boston at Washington.
$3.50, WRC t4)-Father Knows
Best: Young Bud Anderson
learns the true meaning OF
generosity in bud the Phil.
anthropist." After Bud con-
tributes his entire allowance
to charity, he is dismayed to
learn that another boy is
getting credit for the dona-
ton. TV Key says: "A strong
moral viewpoint tonight"
$3.50. WMAL t7)-Navy Log,
1.-The Decoy." Four Navy
nurses bound for England
in l943 get a nightmarish
taste of the Battle of the
Atlantic. Veda Ann Borg.
800, WRC (4)-Kraft Theater
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-24

(color): Nina Foch, Roddy
Mcdowell and Harry TONNES
will be the only players in
"A Night Of RAIN" a drama
of a woman who joins in a
plot to kill her husband.
$3.50, WMAL t7)-Ford Thea
ter: "Footnote on a Doll"
A drama of a little-known
event in the life of Dolly
Madison. Bette Davis.
1890, WMAL (7)-Boxing: Har-
old Comes VS.. Buddy Rogers
in a 10-round featherweight
bout in the Rhode Island
Auditorium. Providence.
1890. WTOP (9)-The United
States Steel Hour: "A Mat
ter Of Pride" stars Pat Hingle,
Philip Abbott. Joseph Swee-
ney, and Burt Brinkerhoff
A sensitive young boy turns
a humiliating experience into
a personal victory.
1l:15. WTTG (5)-Washington
Moyietime: Alan Mowbray
stars in the romantic drama
Curtain Call" (l940D.
11:15, WTOP t9)-The Late
Show: Robert Newton and
Kathleen Harrison star with
Susan Shaw in Waterfront
Woman" After many years
at sea a man returns to his
wife Cl95D.
11:20, WMAL t7)-The Night
Show: "Marilyn." Sandra
Dorne stars 1889. British.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-24
TODAY'S TV
HIGHLIGHTS

600, WTTG t5)--Billy johnson
Show: Billy entertains the
youngsters with puppets and
songs.
1900, WTTG (5)--Long John
Silver: Long John fights for
his life in THE Siege" Pres
ton Foster stars.
1900, WRC tA--Last OF the
Mohicans: When rum or S
reach the settlement that Nc
Kenzie. an INSCRIPTIONS fur
trader is organizing the Huron
tribes to destroy the small
village. the editor of the local
paper sends for his old
friends. Hawkeye and Ching
acgook.
1900, WTOP (9D-Ramar of the
jungle: Ramar saves a tribe
from a mysterious disease
caused by the bite of a poi
sonous leopard. 1.-The Burn
ing Barrier" Stars Jon Hall.
1880, WMAL (D-Disneyland:
Our Friend the Atom" A
wonderful world of tomorrow
wherein the atom will play
an important peacetime role.
DR.. Heinz Haber, narrator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-24
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS
Today's Programs

AOudy , Programs
$500, WIDOW, WASH-FM-Il
the Concert Hall: Gounod
Ballet Music from Faust
Beethoven, Concerto No.
in c Minor; Haydn, Sym.
phony No. 80 in D.
$500, WMAL-FM-Mozart Sc.
lections: Hide Gueden, so,
prano. with orchestral &C,
compartment.
1850, WWDC-Dugout Chatter
SportScaSter Bob Wolff con.
ducts a pre-game preview
interviewing stars of the Bos
ton club.
500, WWDC-Baseball: tn,
play-by- play description O
the Mats VS.. Boston baseball
game in Washington aired By
Bob Wolff and Chuck Thomp.
son.
$3.50. WMAL-FM-A Pastora
symphony: (Ralph Vaughn
Williams). The London Phil.
harmonic, Sir Adrian Boult
conducting.
lO:15. WWDC-Here's to Vet.
Grams: Jazz Singer Tommy
Reynolds offers old favorites
Included will be Sweet Lips
and Monday Date"
Baseball Tomorrow
$500, WWDC-Baseball. Boston
at Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-24
FIN Stations

WRc-FM-s3s Me.-s.3o an. 10 I am.
WBUl'FM-s3.s Me- an. to . pm.
wT0P-FM-9s., Me.-2a-hour operation.
WASh-FM-N.i Me- an. to II pm.
W0t-FM-ss.1 Me- an. 10 midnight.
WFAN-FM-1oo., Me.-7t-hoW operation.
WWDc-FM-toi.t Me- an. to Z an.
WeMs-FM-to,.5 Me.-weekdsys s:2s an. h
midnight. Sundays hss an. to midnight.
WARLFM-io5.t Me.-S:3o en-. 10 Z an.
WUST.FM--i0e.s Me.-1.3o am. 10 . p.m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-24
Other AM Stations

WMAL.FM-1o1.3 Mel an. to los am.
wPlx-13o M.-DayIight only.
WARL-1So ke.-Daylight only.
WeAY--toso Ee.--Daylisht only.
WUsr-ii7o kc.--Daylisht only.
WFAx-i22O ke.-DaliEht only.
WWDc-i76o Er.-2i-houf operation.
WFcR-i3io ke. Daylight only.
W00k-i3ao ke.--5 an. 10 I am.
WtAM-13so ke.--s an. 10 I an.
w0L--l4so kc.--I an. to midnight
WD0N--isAo ke.--Dsylight only.
WPec--i5So ke.-DayliEht only.
WlNk-is00 Ne. -s an. 10 midnight.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-11-28
Little Boys 5oe
Sport Shirts
2 torsI

Hurry! Peak selectiohi
Sanforized linen-likc cot
ton, comfort-cut, short
sleeves. Bright prints. 20.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-11-28
sO-square
PereuIes
H.,

Remnants of 3oc to 4oc
cottons in a brand new
assortment of summer
prints and solid colors.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-11-28

Girls Comfort
Stretch AnkIets
a.

Savings special! Miracle
blend cotton and nylon.
2 sizes fit all little and
big girls. White. pastels.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-11-28
chiId's 3oe
Play Shorts
s for l

Elastic boxer waist. Cotton
twill, plisse, cord, Dan
River cham-den. Solid coll
ors and prints. Sizes 2-S.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-11-28

1. BALLOONS KIDDIES
O. LOI1POPS FOR
3.
THDaBLE MON
8. WORLDS PUN BARGAINS DON'T MISS
COUNTER YOUR GRANT STORE EVERYONE
LOADED BARGAINs.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-11-28

Special purchase assorted
styles: Eyelet batiste, cot
ton, laces =. ia white or
colors. Hurry TO choose.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-11-28
Values to 2.6o
Tennis 0xfords
|"
Thick cushion heel. arch,

Thick cushion heel, arch,
sponge insole. Tough wash
able uppers. Children's
sizes Slz to 3;girls'. 4 to 9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20
BY ANNE CHRISTMAS

The Potomac Hunt Junior
Horse Show. major junior event
of the fall season. is scheduled
for Sunday. beginning at 10
am. at the hunts kennels
near Potomac, Md.
-Four championships are at
stake. all of them with chal-
lenge trophies as well as rep
licas for permanent possession.
OF paramount Importance is
the rider championship. which
last year went to Teddy Kay.
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Alvin
I. Kay. Young riders eligible
for the championship are
chosen by secret judges who
observe children outside the
ring throughout the day for
craftsmanship as well as horse
manship.
The other three champion
ships are for small ponies, won
last year by Jimmie thinner
mans Nutcracker: large ponies,
won q year ago by Robin
Hughes with Trinket. and the
horse championship. taken in
'56 by Nancy Gene GARDENERS
Skylar.
Judges are Mrs. John B. Lee
Of The Plains. Va, and j. Car
roll and Marian Curran. jr..
both Of Silver Spring. Md.
Steward for the affair is Ray E.
Norton, sr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20
Columbia Women
Playing Today for
Club Golf Title

Mrs. Richard Kreuzburg teed
on against Mrs. Carl MacCartee
today for the womens' golf
championship of Columbia
Country Club.
Mrs. Kreuzburg, defending
champion, easily moved into
the finals by defeating Mrs. s.
B. Croker, Z and 6, while Mrs.
MacCartee eliminated Mrs. K.
L. Kimble. 5 and 4, in yester-
days matches.
Mrs. John Kerkam defeated
Mrs. E. N. Brawner, 4 and 3,
and Mrs. Herbert Goodman won
over Mrs. M. w. Fillius. 2 and
], in the consolation semiflnals.
BETHESDA Member Guest)
Gross-Mrs. Frank Law and
Mrs. Leo Shaudis Of Manor, 80.
Net-Mrs. c. L. Jewett and
Nina Champion OF Congress
sional, handicap best ball Of
IS; Mrs. william Rusk and
Mrs. P. L. Smith Of Congress
sional, IL; Mrs. Richard Good
ridge and Mrs. Joe LaSalle Of
Belle Haven. II: Dorothy
Towns and Mrs. David KreideT
OF Prince Georges, 70; Mrs
Conrad Wydell and Mrs. John
Gum Of Kenwood. 70.
Club championship-qualify-
ing. Mrs. Richard Pifer medal
AZ with an 80. runnd 1p Becky
Feller. IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20
Beach Making
Bid to Represent
Seniors Sd Time

Ralph Beach. not the type of
golfer to blow up, took q three
stroke lead into the final round
today of the Mid-Atlantic PGA
qualifying for the National
PGA senior championship.
The winner receives the
Teachers Cup and an all
expense trip to the National
PEA Seniors in Dunedin, Fla,
next winter, an event spon-
sored by the Teachers Co.
Beach had a par u yesterday
at Prince Georges. Cliff Spen.
Ger Of Laurel Pines, playing his
old home course, had rs. and
Seth Collinge Of Columbia q rs
Beach has represented this Sec
ton the last two years.
other scores we're: Bill Crabbe
Of Rock Creek, 81: AL Houghton
Of Prince Georges. 50. the high
est score he ever has posted
over his home course: Harry
Offutt Of Salisbury and Bob
Williams Of Annapolis. 82s, and
Carroll MacMaster of Wood
holme, SO. Three Baltimore
pros. Bill Gordon, Ed McElli-
gott and Frank Invernizzi, had
no card.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20
Sexton Found Innocent
In Charge of Assault

NEWARK, N. j., Sept. 20 up.
Johnny Saxton. former welter-
weight champion. won a deci-
sion in court yesterday.
Magistrate william Hodes
found the fighter innocent Of
assault against a State trooper
September II on the New Jer-
sey turnpike.
Saxton had been knocked to
the pavement by the l75-pound
trooper, Anthony r. Shupin.
He told Hodes that Saxton mad
swung FIRST. Hodes, however
said he was not satisfied beyond
a reasonable doubt that Saxton
had been the aggressor. But
he did fine the boxer s. and IS
costs for driving without q
license.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20
Senior Doubles
Start Today

Singles Quarter-finals and
the opening round Of doubles
in the d. c. Seniors tennis
championships are on tap at
$50 pm. today at Army Navy
Country Club.
c. AlphonSo Smith. who with
Eddie Jacobs Of Baltimore won
the national senior doubles title
recently at Forest Hills. has
teamed with Barney Welsh for
this one and they are seeded
second. Jack Station Of st. Pc
tersburg. Fla. and Col. Nick
Powell are top-seedet..
Station. seeded second. adj
vanced in singles yesterday by
beating Ed Galbreath, 6-1,
6-3: Edgar Lee won over Fred
Steiber, Us. Us: Andre
Najar upset Clay Co.'S, Ga,
ga. and Austin Rice defeated
Capt. Jack Noel, Us, 6-3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20
Dock Jew Scores
Ace in Tuneup

Dock Jew. the Chinese engi-
neer for the Washington SUBJ
urban Sanitary Commission,
who is playing some of the
hottest golf in the Brooke
Manor club championship. had
his first hole-in-one in a prac-
tice round yesterday.
Dock knocked q three iron
shot into the cup on the 1e0-
yard. par-three 18th hole in a
round with Ray and AL Willett
and Bill Powell. Dock meets
Billy Gibbs IN the semifinals Of
the club championship Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20

Golf ofhcials secured the
record books last year when
Mrs. John Barry Of Columbia
won the District. Middle At
lantic and Maryland State
women's golf titles in the same
year. trying to learn whether it
was q 1lrst-time feat.
They'll have to look deeper
il Mrs. Barry loses in the finals
of the Maryland women's
championship today. A loss
would give the native Ohioan
the rather unwanted distinc-
ton Of being runnerup in all
three tournaments she won
last year.
That's negative thinking, of
course, as Mrs. Barry produced
q brand of golf yesterday at
Prince Georges chat should
enable her to retain the title
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20
Georgetown Prep
Adds Don HiIIock

GEORGETOWN Prep announced
today the appointment of Don
Hillock as varsity basketball
coach to succeed Tracy Mehr.
Hillock coached baseball at
Prep in 1858 and since has
been at Mackin High School as
director Of athletics and coach
Of basketball and baseball. At
Prep. he also will coach the
Junior varsity baseball team.
Mehr resigned as football
and basketball coach at George
town Prep in order to accept
the football Job at Loyola High
School in Baltimore this fall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20
STATE FINALS TODAY
Mrs. Berry Trying to Avoid
Loss of Sd Golf Title in 81

II she has another round like
that one handy.
Ann won every hole in de-
feating Mrs. Claude Richards
of the c. C. Of Maryland in
Baltimore. s and 4. She had a
70 for the round, her best Of
the week.
Mrs. Maurice Click shot an
81 in q 3 and 2 victory over
Mrs. Charles Egenroad of
Washington G65CC in the other
seminal. Mrs. Click didn't
win a hole after the 10th, but
she only lost one. the 14th,
after building up a four hole
lead.
The Baltimorean is an eight
time champion.
Earlier in the season Mrs.
Barry lost her Middle Atlantic
title to Mary Ann Downey in q
54-hole medal play tournament.
Mrs. Click was third. Then
Mrs. Barry lost the District
women's title in the final
round to Mrs. A. H. Allen, now
a resident Of Georgia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20
BoIIing-Fort Knox Clash
I ops Six Service Games

looking for more fancy run
ming from Fullback Andy Grif-
fin. He's . lo8-pounder with
no college experience who was
standout as q last-minute
starter. Another non -collegian
who worked well was quarter
back Mike Morierty.
MRS is staging its home
games at 10 q. m. this year on
an experimental basis. No adj
mission charge.
Good Group At Myer
Coach Fritz Picard Of the
new Fort Myer team Colon
ials) has a good group of COL
legians in his starting back
field. Ernie Dutra Of San Jose
State is quarterbacking a back
field including Clarence Lamb
Of Southern Texas and Joe
Laferty Of Ell Canine J. C. al
halfbacks and Jim Pryor OF
William g. Mary at fullback.
Quantico in going to Norfolk
this week end will meet a club
that ordinarily it should be
able to lick. But last weeks
upset and a stronger-than-
usual Norfolk lineup makes the
Marines wary.
George Welsh, the former
Navy All-America, quarter
backs a backfield that calls
upon such other as Johnny
Dean Of VPI, Jim Steele OF
Marquette. Chuck ONeill of
Iowa State and Jim Chiaparelli
Of Alabama. Ray Shavlik Of the
Packers and Gordie Holz of
Minnesota are among the bet
ter linemen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20
Fluther, Sweetser
Are Fuvorites in
Chevy Chase Golf

William j.. Flather III and
George Sylvester of st. Andrews,
N. Y. brother Of Jess, the
former Brisish and American
champion. had to be reckoned
with today as match play began
IN the annual Chevy Chase
Member Guest tournament.
Father and his father-in-law
won the medal yesterday with
q one-under par scratch best
ball Of So. Father broke 70
over his home course for the
hrSt time with q SO.
One round Of match play.
with handicaps applying, is
scheduled today, two tomorrow.
and the finals Sunday. There
will be q medal play event for
first-round losers.
The three teams with TOs in
cluded Henry T. Allen III and
j. Spencer Davis Of Bethesda,
the runners-up last year. Others
with 70 were Dick West and his
brother. Donald @. of Column
bia, and Charles B. Hawley, ir..
and j. w. Woody Redmond
of Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20
Daylight Twin Bill Gives
AtIunto Plenty of Football

ATLANTA. Sept. 20 (P.-An
usual double-header will
make Atlanta the football cap
ital of the South tomorrow.
Georgia Tech will play Ken
lucky in the afternoon and
Georgia viii meet Texas on the
same field under the lights.
Perhaps never before have
fans had an opportunity to see
in one day four teams about
which so little is known. Soph-
ignores hold the key to success
or mediocrity or failure for all
four.
Tech is favored by a touch
down over the Wildcats. but
the oddsmakers say the Texas
Georgia clash is a tossup.
Tech. Kentucky and Georgia
all expect sophomores to solve
sooner or later-their quar-
terbacking problems. Texas has
Walt Fondren. a senior shifted
from halfback. operating its
new split-T attack. but his No.
! sub is a soph. Bobby Lackey.
Wally Butts. head man at
Georgia. summed up the "un-
known-quantity" situate n
pretty we'll for all the coaches
when he said:
Il don't think I've ever gone
into a game knowing so little
about our opponent. But then
Texas can't know much about
Georgia either. because / don't
even know very much about
the Bulldogs myself"
Both Butts and Texas Coach
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20
Dave Sine Decides
To Quit Baseball

DURHAM. N. c.. Sept. 20
(R.-Dave Sine. who holds
three worlds track records, is
giving up baseball and will
concentrate on track at Duke
University.
Sine. a star on Dukes base
ball team and repeatedly sought
after by major league clubs
said he plans to enter medical
school after graduation next
year. That will allow him to
run in AAU meets and give
him time to point for the 1860
Olympics, he said.
The Fair Lawn, N. j.. speed
ster came TO Duke three years
ago on a baseball scholarship.
He went out for track and
since has set new world marks
in the indoor l00-yard dash
t9.0. the 220-yard low hur-
dies t22.2) and the 220-yard
dash GOOD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20
Four tiles at Stake
In Potomac Hunt Show

Glasses are: maiden horse
manship. large pony hacks.
junior hacks, pony jumpers.
junior working hunters. large
pony jumpers, horsemanship
under Is years, walk-trot horse
manship under Q years; small
pony hacks. horsemanship over
Is. leadline for parents. family
class. junior open jumpers.
large pony working hunters.
small pony working hunters.
leadline for riders 6 years and
under. hunt teams. small and
large pony handy hunters. jun
Tor handy hunters, and knock
down and out.
Feature Of the day. both for
spectators and youthful ex-
hibitors. will be a leadline for
parents ION any unsuitable
mount. to be led by child;
judged on seat, general promise
of rider. and patience Of child"
Mothers andior fathers have
made wild plans for this event.
with many pint-sized ponies to
be used as beasts Of burden.
Safety Of mount for parent"
is one Of the prime considera-
tons. and the class promises to
be full Of laughs.
Information may be obtained
by calling Mrs. Garvin Tank
ersley. Oliver 2-4314. or Mrs.
Frank Christmas. Oliver 6-4572.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20

Darrell Royal. making his debut
with the Longhorns. probably
will have three sophs in their
starting lineups-End Gordon
Kelly. Center Dave Lloyd and
Quarterback Charlie Britt for
Georgia and End Maurice Doke,
Halfback Max Avis and Full
back Don Allen for Texas.
Kentucky Coach Blanton
Collier and Techs Bobby Dodd
offer soph-studed backfield. Six
Of Techs top backs are first
year varsity men, including
Quarterback Fred Braselton.
Halfback Cal James and Full
back Lester SimervilIe. all OF
whom are probable starters.
Collier counters with a soph
signal-caller. Lowell Hughes.
and Halfback Glenn Shaw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20
BY the Associated Press

Alhambra, the colt that could
very well carry Eddie Arcaro
to has sixth victory In the
500, 00O-plus Belmont Futurity
September %. is the odds-on
fayorite to capture q tuneup
race with six other 2-year-olds
lat Belmont Park today.
The occasion is the $4,000
Anticipation Purse. q 6-furlong
spin down the Widener Course,
where the 68th running of the
Futurity will be held q week
from tomorrow.
This marks the Eastern debut
|of Alhambra. owned by Fred
w. Hooper. the Coral Gables,
Fla, construction man who won
the 1915 Kentucky Derby with
Hoop. Jr. Alhambra, described
as one Of the fastest colts ever
to come out Of the Midwest, is
q son OF olympia. beaten favor
lte in the 1919 Derby. Arcaro.
who has had q lot to do with
the Hooper Derby horses. hopes
Alhambra will be the colt to
bring him the roses again next
May at Churchill Downs.
Eddie rode Hoop. Jr., and
also was aboard Olympia in his
unsuccessful Louisville foray
eight years ago.
Alhambra won four stakes
at Chicago last summer and
finished first in q fifth-the
$l5O.075 Arlington Futurity-
only to be disqualified for a
foul committed by his stable
mate. Olymar. Leather Button
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20

let his hopples out two notches
just before the FIRST heat to
let him lengthen his stride.
That's q rather drastic change
just before 9 race. but / had
to do it."
Simpson Sets Record
Johnny became the first to
win the Little Brown jug two
years in a row. having tri-
umphed with Noble Adios in
1856. He's also the second to
take the Hambletonian and the
jug the same season. having
won the trot classic this year
with Hickory Smoke.
Now he and Torpid are going
after something new-pacing's
triple crown. They already
have two legs--the $4,000
Cane Futurity at Yonkers and
the Little Brown Jug-and
they'll make their next start
in the $4,000 Messenger Stake
at Roosevelt Raceway in New
York October %.
Until then, Torpid gets q
rest. He deserves it. after win
ming ST .205 at the rate Of
about Sill per second yester-
day. Simpson said. The victory
yesterday boosted Torpid's
1857 purses to Sl0o.6l7, and his
two-year salary to Slo2, 793.
The first division heat, Tor.
pid paid 1920. $3.50 and $500.
Morris Eden $3.50 and S2.40
and Great Adios $3.50 for show.
In the second, Meadow Lands
returned $6.40. 1870 and $3.50.
Newport Judy $40 and So and
Maxine's Dream 81.
Torpid paid $3.50. $3.50 and
$3.50 in the runoff heat; Adios
Express $40 and 81 and
Maxine's Dream $40.
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in the sand as you would for a
regular sand shot. Now swing
through and try to take out q
divot Of sand about a half inch
thick and about four to six
inches long. Make that divot
really ny UP and out Of the
trapl Repeat this about IL
to 20 times or until you're able
to take out sand divots of uni
form depth and length.
After q while, try the same
thing-but with a ball roughly
in the center Of the divot you
Agure on taking out Of the
trap.
Play some Of these mock
sand-trap shots. and watch
your sand-trap swing improve.
In addition to this. watch your
morale zoom higher. 1t can't
fall
Ccopyrisht. 1857, John ,. Ollie Col