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ROGERS HEIGHTS

Lovely brick c,Rs COD.
selling. way below FhA aD.
praisGl. ct only S14,DBQ.
Many superior features. such
as 3 big bedrms.. den. Tv
Tm. basement area; dreamy
daylight kitchen. completely
equipped. Large Anchor.
fenced yard with patio and
barbecue; near Washington-
Baltimore parkway. for ~.
Meade and washington:
fl4.a50 EHA loan available.
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conv. Boiling, Andrews: eauip. RI;
fenced I'd: $3.50 On. 10. 7.3b32
ST. BARNABAS RD.-Lge, Shed
rni., frame bunGalov;. full bsr.t !;
81 heat; Ice; shaded lot. soxls 81,
We take trades. TREDERicK ",
BERENs SAILS. me- RE. $500
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LOTS. ACREAGE isr SALE

BETHRsDA-s lots. ready 70 80
s.s.S Il ana pri ssT''' Sss6 snt ..s IL
Lynch Co. VIII. a.47ls.
FAEM i,;S;Ir az css'y .Si e.;
ot VIII mstn nrsenT ssboi se m T,p
ana elm trees. Also fruit trees ans
shrubs. 125-ft. trent on knoll
ROBERT GRAY 4 CO.. 9i6 Ellis.
worth drive, ~. 5-0l00.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
MONEY WANTED
ZEAL ESTATE LOANS

$50 900 TO $4,000 needed for 8
years. Return better than averese.
Boy ASK. Star.
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sr' 81 !S:: W ES s; S;ss 3
room on lst nooS: iars. LYING y. .
scR Tlss aSFtoRcHip 'H fsli L1 Ssss.
nssiafhbor6ood NV nsss JamestcvH va
Elsms1tary AND Wililsmsbgrg " !,
Der mo, Incl, tsses and insursrcs'
METzLER, ofI7 Lee hwy. Real
Ter. IA. B.767B III 0 pm.
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ADELPHIi S695 dn. Vacant, No
settlement -bedrm. brick
rambler; full hsInt;. rec; rT,;;
loan. 10. 6.374O; eyes, Tu'
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HOUSES FOR saLE-MD.

Mr.. NIH-diamorous NEW Shed:
P SE1sA .. sa@e.' sasson ssstdfss
$is,e60. KAttLA HILL CO., JU.
10000, OIL. .-5O93,
4-BEDRM.. 2-bath brick Cape Cod
with full bsmt.. neW.house cond.
1Mss terms. Vacant. Sc, 900 dn.
or win trade. Asking SlS.05O.
BEERS BROS. III. h-1a1N.
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Houses by Hughes
OPEN DAILY

SIO,s5O: sturdy 4-bed-
I'm. Cape Cod. needs few
minor repairs but perfect
for large family: top loea-
ton; close 70 everything;
1905 down win buy It.
Sl2.2BO. Delightful corner
location; big fenced YARD.
trees; Calf. planned ram.
bier, full bsnt.; $500 down
and take over AN loan.
Sis.sBO. Builders close
out sale brand-new ram.
blers, solid brk. eonStrue-
ton; III baths roughed In.
sunshine bright Palermo
bsmt.: deep level lots edged
in woods: choice Powder
Mil I'd. location. Easy
terms OF your house In TRADE.
w. r. Hughes Co.
Up. 7-l4o0 Realto
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ONLY $500 On.
VETS OR NON-VETS
SALES PRICE. $4,000

Deer PARK Heiehts--s bedrms
full bsmt., brick construction: fully
s eSSip ati E i sas iSR y qsodded and
handicapped. Monthly payments less
than rent New elementary and ~
Com ssnSG q ,u new DP Marrow
s shsR 81 sif Scre. sO Bss. k E.Sa
L LAB and SS,. c; se sso7 sq pss az
ave. D irs srt N sl.n SsSsy T. s.lps
bas I'd, right On 81: barnaess
ALLEN q ROCKS, INC. REAL TORS
20l1 x st. NV. wash: =. Z. C.
Low DOWN PAYMENT LOCKERS,
1875 dn.-3 bedrrns.. sep. din. rnn I;
Zen fenced sggssssdi $50 per mo- rHA'
peter ]. hagan & son
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STORES F0R RENT

SHOE STORE. family style. needed
*. OF" only stcfs avail. ana sitSsted
e s OnDCr,n. snd Tor rsT so:s m. 4.
chant: rental 10 reas. WkIs9BERo
BROS, RLTY.. IA. $4,000.
blS So 81: s.E.-Ccrner store, mex
a:in.s mo- ci lS'i p E e. osPy
TON, Realtor. RE, 7.liel.
PRIME LOCATION
Store, lOx0O. situated In shop.
ping center, between Howard John.
son. and p Mss.oPCIiE.aR LIE ln .S,,
d O. Ideal location for bakery. ",
GLENN Darwin 10. b-36O0; sves.,
oil, 4.417g.
i.,ISSSse EcEbrsF c9NPgII,E1,sSsETEEpo
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WAREnousIs FoR REM

OSS :.I.! nv y . ISSDI,f 1850 Sld e ';p
storaie, &C. 81, 1904,
INV MAREg0UsE convenient 70
ESefs facility inciadlnsp pi ii,cesrn
ofices. Priced right TO substan-
tiAl party. Union l.o0O2.
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Professional
Neighborhood

Fails lChureh's finest nelghbor-
hood onere home of homes
lowered entrance TO this formal
home Of distinction Joined By q
huge living. room with stone ire
Place place, Is . ISs.l Tor s9u ana se or
iolarium Of the liyins room. 4
formal dinile room and . lisht airy
kitchen. 4 living bedrooms and "a
) large screened porch. A home 70
love. tall trees and . spring yard
makes this ideal for the person who
wants ell there 70 to be had in
today's hard-to-flnd homes, Terms
n.I s: ssseO g. So 81 E Ra 'h Tb Bay.
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SPRINGTIME

ls JUST AROUND THE coRNER
Now is the time 20 buy your
new honiei We are naLihS de- r;
Blrds have choice l. lot selections ~ |.
srnlstic IN design and contain 3
bedrooms, BATH. OF oedrpoms
Win exit. Near ali convenisncss
Snd sWiP P,siS P 1pS q s ssS OTH Y
$4,000. furnished sample home
opened daily 10 am. TIL dark.
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cHILLUM BARGAIN

THE PERRY BOSWELL co.
WA. 7-4600 Realtors
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SPACEMAKER
HOUSES 10 build

HOMES CUSTOM 6UTLT-Pians
own. sample home open for In
spection, AP. 7-7l30.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED

450 ACRES OF LAND
$50 ACRES OF LAND-3sO acres
cleared. house has 10 rooms: bath
bern w VIII sic NILE, ssa ncr te.,i,
terms. Call JULIAN P, KELLY,
BROKER. Warrent0n b2O-J.
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MT. RAINIER

Only 81. 900 down and
$50 per month, including oil,
moves you into this strlking
2.bedrm. brick home with
matte washer, and even
lawnmower. Just 3 yrs. old,
and really q buy for sll.2bO.
CHILLUM BARGAIN
Newly listed brick rambler
With eompletely finished up
stairs: 3 bedrms,. den; large
living rm. with fireplace;
: :sSi5D.d e siIseisns TI.i q.
lette area on hfst fif.: plus
powder rms. full basement
with rec. fm. ana powder
rm.; also has porch. alumi-
mum storm windows, screens,
err: WaIl-to.Waii eafpe(liE In
living rm. and dining rfn.;
buy IN area, 30 don't be late.
HE PERRY BOSWELL G.
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SILVER SPRING

a-story brick Colonial situated
on 4 wooded lot: 3 bedrms... 2
baths. liV. rm.. din. rn1.. kit, den
and rec. rm. Price, SAL 800.
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TRADES CONSIDERED
CALL r. o. SMITH
IN ON WOOD8IDE

WAX St 70 MScHT CO.
lust "a Ga. ave. LaTse iiv. rm. with
brepi.. sep. din. nm, large modern
kit. with table space. 3 twin-sized
bedrms., . full baths. porch, full
%S6osi tDIlet RES SEl;rR CO. ~ l 3:
6l4O. Open It'll 3 pm.
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All mi. from Chain Bridse;
III 57sSzI4s. Trees: sioss q schools.
tor. IA. 5-7O00. IA. 2-7115. DU.
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HOUSE FOR SALIVA.
ARLINoroN.FAIRFAx
CLOSE-IN
CAPE COD

Just . blocks from bus,
full basement: S14,700.
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TN I6sn on t AZ :p.eiC aS'O9 3.
ss ;dtm 'V Colonial 81 y" an. aS. ~
screened porch, full bsmt. with
bath: fovely wooded lot; walk
only Slg,5O0. the sssump!ion
ESTATE SERVICE, INC. 2222
M 0lebe I'd, IA, 10000.
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ANDREWS AREA, n: TOrsstvills-;
bedrms., liv. rm.. kit. DIM corner
lot; 81 500 dn.. S97 per mo-. pay!
all. We take trades. FREDERlCK
". BERENs SALES. INC" RE
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ABINGDON SOUTH = Arlington
sS:i : anal s.? 81. r: :s$sI:s
area: NO AGENTS. Call OF.
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BRADsURy e. aE n. .;..T ], ms nis,
bsmt. Assume OF loan with
monthly pSyments Of S6S.l7 in
GLIDING taxes and Insurance. SUB
URBAN Realty sSS0oS 64os MARI
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CHEvRRLY AREA = 1 bedrms. !,
EnaiisS style home. ffspiscss,
sep. din. rIli.. full bsnt, with semi
finished rec. rm.. brick detached
garase. corner lot, handy to every
p tahs s ososors I ssofEs sfIG:
Ap 7-7774
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ARLINGTON. sl5,4OOIPree,iscally
lss floor, fun bath on End. Built
In garage. on 2 huslinee: near
f fsasss'n ,r A5I F EhII iPd pk soT.
FHTIFa. REALTORS: "a. b.l2OT.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

s-bedroom brick
ss%Sll.r mS sin t tn eal T r. s sase
VIII nIsII,;, z yss; oIdi; Az 500 q
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THE VIEW
IS TERRIFIC

From the rear Of this pic
turebook rancher; neW-house
condition: 3 bedrooms, fun
basement: aforementioned
unit included ct the re-
maFkahle price Of SlA.950.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. Tor SAIL

40 AcREs=.LloHT INDUSTRIAL
OF pufs g.; i 3 . Alss: "a.
ROeENFELD REALTY CO.
1900 Conn. Ave. DE. 2.7l20
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GOT IMPS?

Geeraert Sales Corp.
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are !g xoU ~, s !s;I;i : hon. u, ",
T n. !; g ALL, a. sTis 4, . !, ssdi mi;
equip. KIT, with table space, scr
porch: full bsmt,. with 6eaut. m
re I rm;; : fiE ,g zee: ssrsse; 4
Close sg % Jams eSy ana wiliiamas,.
shown by sppt. THR DARBY
CO.. Realtors. 33la Wilson blvd
IA. 5-a3a3. Once open . I'll ..
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g. IISE s444IsH g. 1920 lIS
TaStsfuily decorated. Lee. eorner
lot: bright iiV. rm., iirepl.. din.
Tm.. Ice. kit. disposal: stairs 70
attic: full bsmt.: $1,000 cash.
Asss%s si 1892 trust p.a,,.,i term ge
a.ss5s. ". S.4sS4. ~
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i1s ScSs. sAp W. f .SS. pP yn s' :S
i SIiS BIB is'SpaliaP 'ibiiii fflaGlS2ll
2 bkpRMe' AND BATH on LIST
ELQoR; 2 bsdTms; q snS , yoyshsS IN
ASi1h % criHEEiSAioS2ps oY SEHsinESSF
T StsS,S cut Is. r :sTsS'' o EsHsS
ciu .lEAlLiNHM EfzSEHEkRs,i Realtors,
2lIf Lee hwy. "a. b.767b IN o
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Navy Defeats
Tigers, Penn

ANNAPOLIS, May "a R.-
Splinter Art Smith scored two
victories today as he led Nays
track team to q triangular VIC
tory over Princeton and Penn.
The score was Navy 8125;
Princeton 561s, and Penn IS.
The Quakers, who had I'm
ished behind Navy but ahead
Of Princeton at last Saturdays
Heptagonal meet here, SAL
vaged some glory today with
the performances Of shot-put-
ter Carl Shine and pole vaulter
John Gray.
Shine set a new track record
with q toss Of 56 feet 81 inches,
lettering the mark Of 55-5 he
established last week. Gray
vaulted IA feet 2 inches and
lust missed on q try for a new
stadium mark Of 1915. He had
set q new standard Of l4-4z
in the Heptagonals.
Navy, which has been beaten
only by Maryland In dual COM
petition and finished second in
the Heptagonals, showed It's
depth by placing at least two
men in all but four Of the l6
events.
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BY MALCOLM LANTBORNE
star stan Writer


Bob Belt, q hard-sailing
Penguin skipper. got UP from
his sickbed yesterday and sailed
eight races to win the Poto-
mac River mems sailing cham
pionship.
With 16-year-old Steve Gin
Der as crew. Belt nosed out the
defending champion. Hal Boe-
ricke, by ~ points in q round
robin series sailed in the Jet
las, a sloop-rigged planing-type
boat.
This means that Belt will
represent the Potomac River
area in the Chesapeake Bay
finals planned for later this
season at Annapolis. II he wins
there, he goes on to regional
Examinations and finally the
North American sailing cham
pionships in September on Long
Island Sound.
The four shippers who raced
yesterday were among the best
in the business. Comdr. Ed
Cotter and Comdr. Len Penso,
q pair Of Coast Guardsmen as
well as Penguin class rivals,
fought 1t out for third-place
honors. Cotter went into top
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MARYLAND TRACK
SUMMARIES

5-Crisley (ArundeD: 6-Harris Mer-
140. Ward tpamaseusl: .;
d asTfoT resRl s G.rrG sG SEfFscS
$50: morris RIIl tFrSnEiinli p
Hornek (Aberdeen); SO. Smith
% EVn,' s.i i6S0srdssn'; o-'u'tic' 'Elk'
Mile: i.Meoray Hereford; p
deen); Champion (Heretofdl: 3
Johnson Johnson tp1ssmascus)i e-ciusstor
'Assa Shot put a't ig-:Barnhar. North Car.
Uiehia CAberdeenG: 5--Abrahams Cpa.
mascusli .6-Schreck Franklip): g.
Greed (ElktoD). Distance. 43 feet ~
discus: I-schreck Pranklinl: .
iinl. 4-Halsey tElkton); 5-crislei
Arundel; ,6-BsEnhaIt North Car
roll. 1872 feet ~ inches. -
Broad jump: 1-Froehlick tArun'
aal..y 1fIEtosn5p 'h ~ eA%SerSwss sna dam
han lEastonl. 81 feet So inches. =.
CARROLL; tie, Bell TrsnkiinJ snt
Ta IhSii, ca E Am:is vsnI
tis, Ryan tEdgsyoodl and Thompsor
Pole vault 1-Edenneld (Arundel)
2-tie, Thompson (North. Carrolll ars
Moore y. ORE, 'EiItSnI sMtie, MiillsT tsOrtf
STselsy (E ns ni 70 ise s''Sn inches,
Kenzie. Hadduek, Froehlick.. (vAnn)
2-Havre de Grace; 3--Aberdeen; A.
lin. As q seconds.
$50 relay: Arundel (vann, Had
duck, Froehliek, Hawes); 2--.Aberdeen
3-Havre de Grace; NORTH Carroll
51tie Franklin and Damascus, Lag
Cromwell, BollinRer, HaTris); 2-Aber'
deem; 3-Eikton: Arundel; 5 =
Franklin; 6-Easton. 3:A2.5.
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Belt OutsoiIs Boericke
To Win Potomac Title

spot after two races, then drew
q couple Of slow boats and had
several bad races.
Penso. after three poor races
and a disqualification. scored
two firsts and two seconds to
put him a final third spot. just
an eighth Of q point ahead
Of Cotter.
The final standings: Belt,
223s; Boericke, 21A; Penso,
1914; Cotter, 1917.
Belts record was three flrsts,
three thirds, a second and only
q single last place. He had been
in bed with a suspicion Of
measles that turned out TO be
a bad case Of sun poisoning.
Races were sailed OF CORN.
THAN Yacht Club.
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Of your backswing. But here's
a simple guide: At the top If
the backswing, the thumb Of
the left hand should be directly
under the shaft.
Let me emphasize quickly
that this thought isn't some
thing you can use to guide you
in act6hl play. If you concen-
trate on this point you're GER
tain to miss out IN some other
important phase Of the swing.
But for q clearer general under
standing Of the swing, you
should know that this is the
hand position at the top.
Make use Of the point in
practice. Get 1t clearly in mind
that this is the correct position.
Place the hands that way at
the top Of the swing and get
the feel Of 1t.
You1l get q good. step-by-
step picture Of the swing by
reading my newest pamphlet.
Tips for the Beginning
Golfer" It's yours for 10 cents
and a stamped, return envelope
sent TO me. Cary Middleton to
this paper.
(copyright 1858, John p. Ollie CO..
(Wednesday-ImpOssible Shots
Around The Green)
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VossIer Holds
Lead at &c.
With 7O1O4

KANSAS CITY. May "a N7.
Ernie Vossler OF Midland,
Tex. protected his lead in the
Kansas City Open golf tourna-
ment today with q 2-under-par
10 that gave him q 54-hole TO-
tai Of 202, two strokes better
than his closest challenger.
With one round left In the
S22.500 tournament on the
6.66s-yard Hillcrest Country
Club course. vossler's nearest
rival was Billy Maxwell Of
Odessa. Tex, who had q So to-
day for 2o4.
Vossler, who has been play
ing well since acquiring q new
putter and q pair Of glasses
six weeks ago. was out In 81
and home In 50. He sank two
long puts for brides on the
front nine.
Gary Player. the young pro
from South Africa, and Lionel
Hebert Of Lafayette, La. each
posted q II for 2o6 at the three
quarter mark.
Tommy Jacobs Of Whittier,
Calf, who tied the course rec
ord Of "a In the first round.
had q 70 for 207 and a tie
with George Bayer Of San
Gabriel. Calf. VINO shot q So.
The scoring leaders.
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BY DICK TIERNEY
star san kr.tt.

Northwestern High School,
paced by George ONeal's rec
ord-breaking pole vault Of IL
feet 6 inches, scored heavily
In the field events and then
held OF a Walter johnson rally
to defend successfully its Mary
land State track championship
yesterday at the University Of
Maryland.
The Wildcats finished with
IS 7/12 points, and Walter
johnson was second with 5lA
after picking UP 10 on North
western in the final two events,
the 220 and the mile relay.
Bethesda Chevy Chase, Mont
gomery County and Maryland
Bi-County League champion
was third with ~ points. Fred
erick was fourth at 45h, while
Montgomery Blair followed
with 35K to give Washington
area schools four Of the first
i've places.
Aberdeen Repeats
Aberdeen repeated as Class
B champion with rs points,
followed by Arundel, So; Frank
lin, 551a, and Damascus, SAY
Washington captured the
Glass C title with 101 points
as Walkersville took second
place at 1874 and defending
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NEW PAIRS TIE TITLE DEFENDERS
Boss, Brothers Still Tied
For Burning Tree Lead

The defending champions,
Representative Ross Bass OF
Tennessee and Mack Brothers
Of Nashville. still are tied
for the lead in the Burning
Tree member-guest tourna-
ment after two rounds.
The champions were in a
four-way tie after the first
round, and were the only one
Of the co.leading teams to
remain on top. However, two
teams came from back in the
pack to deadlock them with
today's final round to 60.
Bass and Brothers had an
alternate-shot round Of 70
yesterday and deducted eight
handicap strokes for a net II.
They had 1850 for the first
round and have q lao net for
SO holes.
The others at 140 are c. w.
Bishop. former Congressman
from Illinois, and his son, Jack,
from East Potomac. 84-14-70
both days, and Norman Frost
and Frank Forster from the
Lockmoor Club, Crosse Point,
77-S-69 yesterday and
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1871 Friday. Frost and
Forster were low yesterday as
most Of the scores went up
several strokes.
Rep. Les Arends Of Illinois
and Arthur CBud) Kroeger Of
Long Island are only one stroke
back. with 1911 minus six
handicap each round for l41.
Ed Wheeler and Lawrence Wal
rath Of Congressional are next
with sl-s3 minus II each round
for l42.
Arends and Kroeger are for
mer winners, as are Jess Sweet
ser and Maj. Gen. James Fer
guson. who are tied for sixth
with 77-s2 minus eight each
round for l43. They are tied
with Harold Stuart, press
chairman for this years Ma
tional Open at Tulsa, and Col.
Richard Taylor Of Maxwell
AFB, Ala, 1898 minus II each
round for l43. Stuart is q
Burning Tree member.
At IA are Joaquin Meyer
and Julio Heurtematte of
Chevy Chase, with a pair Of S5s
minus Is each round. r. ].
Conner and DR.. william Fitz-
patrick, Norwalk, Conn, have
1895 minus 10 both days for
las. They are tied with Art
Coates and Robert Lowe of st.
Louis, 80-77 minus six each
day.
Frost and Forster are as
sured Of a prize for their low
round Of yesterday, as are the
Bishops with their second low
net 70.
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1st Aces Scored
At Silver Spring,
Bethesda Naval

Bethesda Naval Golf Club
and Silver Springs public
course (old Indian Spring. gave
UP their first holes-in-one of
1858 yesterday.
1t. Col. s. T. Wenrick made
an ace on the Bethesda Naval's
par three first hole, 1855 yards,
with a i've iron. His wife and
Comdr. w Frank were his play
ing partners. The first hole OF
the club is a par three on week
ends as O time saver, par four
on other days.
Richard Coates q University
Of Maryland student from
Rochester. aced the l55-yBrd
18th at Silver Springs with a
6-iron. It helped him to a n.
Mel Emde and Bob Hardy were
with him.
At White Flint, Athos Revelle
used q No. 9 iron to drep his
tee shot into the hole q the
l00-yard sixth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

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SH; ,s SMM s0s nerZs Xviii sea- ";
tis' Northwood and Kenwood, rs; TO-
High Point, IS; 1l--Suitland, -: IL
l4Gsouth EsSsrssown; 2, q II, t6I NIS,nNS
E snd S6 FL A Hss! SsaS1H did not
Class B: 1-.AssEs4ssn. e; sz zS.:
E SsssS' carroll s4Hi' sMElee9lh 81; 81 81;
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Glass e; 1eSyW,e:hinsstOn' ciin ol; lie
MSSED: A H. 9SE sous Esaibs Si:
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Class A. Results
100-yard dash: 1-Bill Grey wal
:56,SS SSsR;00eh chase. s5BESS MRao n sisi
ssuitiandi; SEDecEer CBlaiH. Time
sao :s' G@aosHr Grey walter John:
ssfahish Polnty;;a 4@webster {FOft Hilit
herd tB;ccl. SI:5 seconds, &c..
a1o: nj ;1lc smith rr S.mss wal VAL
SsSsS Ss:ccl; g. Kosfnsr tFort
$50: - :.s Smith Pssrtvill;W1; ,,; s
'ssEi S; Says5;tiGsn!s -cc SGaT
Mile: l-Guy Harper (Parkyillel
2-Th9Ens tBlaadersbIrsl; ;T.., Whit.
TER; SMMay (westminstsrJ d
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T TsaRsSSIIsst,, Di;t s9s'faS feet issS::
ch pls'u' chass5 Mk ISo Ign S's Nests:
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s STs H oS r ,So feet pcssi ne S:S
Broad Jump: III. Kushne North
Sssternplr ai:v H s.Fins TT,ede5ickl
H hiIibp~ q feet, sT inGSss Ss'0'' ~0''
lSuitlandD and Horace Brown Can
tonsville) Site, John Yerrick
lMontgomery Blair. HOWE Thompson
s9np'G and cSS an h MSnSSsS
lFort HID. Height,. feet 0 inches.
Pole vault: 1--George o'Neal
(Northwesternl: 2-J. Barber Fred
erickl; SD Bennett (Parkvillel; A.
tie, Movers (Northwestern), Meehan
IFrederickl and F. Grimm Fort Hill)
IL feet. 9 inches. New meet and State
! record. Old meet record IL feet 9
inches, Pickett, Blair, 1855.
440-yard relay: lTFrederick CHig-
inbotham, Eyler, Meadows, l.: Smith
2-Blair; 3-B-CC; 4-Northwestern
6--Suitland; 6-Kenwood. AS Sec
ssO-yaEs , relay; , lmMOrtAS ives
Herbert Ksu5ns, cary RO6ertsonS; -
s :oS "a H44Eort Hill; e-walter John
Mile relay: l-B-cc CThsmas Gun.
gauss) 2-Walter johnson. sort
South Haeerstown. $3.50.
Class B Results
100-yard dash: Louis Abrahams
tpsmascuO 2-Sewen (Edsewoodl: 3
pn) 5-Shock (Franklin); 6-tie,
koszoru (Aberdeen) and ShoNk Prank
I'M Tine. A0.5 seconds. IN
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