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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-23
Finals Today
In Service
Net Tourney

A pair OF Army non-com-
officers, Bill Quillian
and Bill Millikan, defend their
interservice tennis champion
ships today in the final round
of the annual tournament at
Army Navy County Club.
1t is an all-Army final in
open singles as Quillian, a spe-
cialist 4/c, meets Pablo Eisen-
berg at 1880. Millikan, a mas
ter sergeant, faces the Ali
Forces Tom Bonner in the
seniors final.
Both Army men also have
reached the finals in doubles,
Quillian and ,Johnb Been meet
Stan Hack. jra and Al Harum
of the Air Force. Millikan and
LeVere Strom play the Nays
K. X. Jones and William
Foulkes.
Quillian, ranked No. 10 in the
Nation, exhibited his mastery
yesterday by defeating Harum
ga, Ga, 60. Eisenberg
formerly of Princeton. won the
other semifinal in open singles
2-6, 8-6, 2-6, "a, rs
over Kingman Lambert of the
Marines after more than three
hours.
Other seminal results:
DOUBLES
SEMIFINALS-Bill Quillan and JohI
Been ARMY def. Kingman Lamber
and Jim Williamson (Marinesi. Ga
Ga, 6-3 Stan Hack jr and A
Harum (Air FoTce) def Lee Wilson an
J. T. Houk Navy, SIS, "a, I'd
SENIOR SINGLES
SEMIFINAI.S-Bill Millikan (Army
def. K K.--JoneS NAVY, 81, st
g.. Tom Bonner (Air FoFce) def. VIII
liam Foulkes Navy 6--3, al
SENIOR DOUBLES
SEMIFINALS-Bonn and Georg
Croker (Air Foreel def Bob Nc
Donough and Jim Jefferson Marines
81, 60. Millikan and LEVER
Navy, 81, 6-3, 6-3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-23
BY DICK OBRIEN
star stan writer

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va.
Aug. 23. - Flamingo Farms
MADDOX and Aubrey Fishback's
No Surrender win battle 1t out
again here today in the nth
of the Shenandoah Handicap
series with MADDOX a 7-to-5
favorite.
No Surrender. a neck victor
over MADDOX at this same mile
and-a-sixteenth distance last
week, picks UP two additional
pounds to ll9, which makes this
pair appear about even up.
MADDOX is scheduled to carry
1875, top weight in the field.
The only rival in the field
of nine starters likely TO give
the top two trouble is Blue and
White, a newcomer who has
run in higher company at Della
ware Park and Monmouth.
Others set to 20 after the
gross pot Of $4,000 are Roxbury
Farms OKeegan, liz; Wendell
J. Sutphin's Bonally Boy, 1903;
John N. McClanahan's Miss Tie,
l05: H. Steward Mitehell's Sky
Light, ITO; Mrs. Francis ]. VIII
sons Phantom Gold, l08, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-23
MADDOX, No Surrender
Duel at Charles Town

Joseph Mechainkin's Frank
Again. ITO.
Fausto ID. Rivera, one Of the
leading riders at this meeting,
has drawn q fiye-day suspen-
sion for careless riding aboard
Fleeting Will In Wednesdays
second race. Fleetlng viii fin-
ished second, was disqualified
and placed third.
Jockey Earl Phelps was fined
$25 for careless riding aboard
Starward Bound, winner In
Wednesdays fifth race.
Yesterdays seventh race,
$4,000 claiming affair, ended in
a dead-heat between George
Watkins Piu Pena and Eugene
Rosenfeld, jr,'s, Boss Craig. the
third dead-heat for win at the
meeting. Boss Craig. IS to l.
paid 5000; while Piu Pena,
who went OF at 7 TO 2, re-
turned $3.50.
The 3-l double clicked fol-
the second consecutive day yes
terday. this time paying $2l.8C
when Our Hero won the first
race at $3.50 and Marketer the
second race at $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-23
Storage Nine
Stays on Top
In Industrial

After a split with the Union
Printers, Federal Storage is
still on top of the Industrial
League with a half-game lead
over Silver Hill, and now faces
an exhausting four-game
schedule next week on the
Ellipse baseball diamonds.
The Printers avenged Thurs
days ST. loss to Federal by
pulling out a 1877 victory yes
terday on the North Ellipse,
while FBI dumped Jack Pry
into last place with a 9-5
decision in another Industrial
game on the West Ellipse.
Union Printers scored four
times in the bottom of the
eighth inning, the tying and
winning runs coming on Benny
Duvall's double, and the game
was called because OF darkness
before the start of the ninth.
Steve Bauk earned his sixth
victory in eight decisions after
FBI scored six unearned runs
for a TO lead after two in
nings of the other game.
On the South Ellipse, in the
Departmental League, National
Security Agency boosted its
first-place margin to a game
and a half by defeating the
6970th Red Devils, sd. Pitcher
Ron Kaufman allowed only
five hits and struck out eight
as NSA notched its ninth VIC
tory in IL second-half games
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-23
Seven Take Three Events
In Junior Olympic Swim

The two-day District AAU
Junior Olympics swimming
championships at Rockville
pool produced seven triple win
ners in the so events.
At the completion of the last
"a events last night, Jimmy
Miller. Anne Bancroft, Janet
Gallagher, Tom Calomeris,
Jackie Accardi, Suzanne Gardi-
ner and Sheldon Arey had won
all three events they were per-
mitted to enter.
A check Of the books revealed
three new national records set
Thursday night. Miss Gala
gher's time of 1881 in the ZOO
meter freestyle for girls is
and Is bettered both the ma
tional AAU age group and
junior olympics records. Miss
Bancroft cracked the National
age group mark with her 1850
for the 2O0-meter freestyle fol-
girls 10 and ID.
lOO-meter freeStyle, giTls Is and
Is. l--Janet Gallagher; 2-Nancl
Eyles; 3-Karen Johnston. i0S.S' told
i06.meter freestyls, boys g and le
Tom Murphy; s-Corby Coutts
3-John Bott l:0s.5' told record
l:O274
50-meter breaststrOke, sirls 10 anC
under EILEEN CtTilio, a-Mari'
COnroy; 3-Aartha Brewer. ass sec
ondss told record. 40 .0l.
h0-meter breaststroke, boys 10 anC
under: Tom johnson; e--hiehse
Harvey; 3-Gilbert conrAdis. 53.l
seconds.
S0-neter freestyle. sirls IL and l2
l-Su1anne Gardiner; MARY Lol
Eyles; 3-Delite Cuvilier. 325 seconds
told record, 33.5l.
b0-meter freeStyle, boys IL and IL
I-Butch siaughteF: 2-John Conradi
and Richard Donahue, tie. 81 9 seconds
f00-meter freeStyle, girls ] 3 and -
Anne Bancroft; 2-Joeelyn Con
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-23
DC. Women Win
In Intercity Golf

The intereity team Of the
Women's District Golf Asso-
citation has a 81 record for the
season with u one match to go
after defeating Richmond,
l4la-3l2, at Hermitage. The
last match is against Baltimore
September IL at Norbeck.
Results:
Barbara Discs and Mrs. c. p Phoe-
bus, Washington. scored points to q
for Mrs. Anne Knox and Mrs. Mary
Mrs. Paul STREET. and Mrs. George
Noble, WASHINGTON, scored ga points
% a 4 for Mrs. K. schwaTzschild and
Mrs p Lewis.
Betty CARRIER and Kathryn DISCS,
WASHINGTON, scored ga points % q
for Mrs. d. 7. LeGrone and Mrs. @,
Mrs. James swink AID Mrs. Betty
Meckley, Washington, scored 3 points
to 0 for Betty Larson and Shirley Rec
ding.
Mrs. J. 7. Kaiglsr and Mrs. A. W.
Gillian. Washington. scared Ga points
70 y for Mrs. W. @. Harris and Mrs.
Mrs. To-day Miller and Mrs. T
NettleS, WashinEton. scored J point q
, for Betty Nicholas and Mrs. R. B
Moore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-23
Vim Is Beaten
ByWeatherIy

NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 20
(AP).-Weatherly continued to
behave like a yacht worthy of
defending the hallowed Ameri-
cas- Cup by scoring a 5l-sec-
ond victory over Vim yester-
day.
The Mercer Syndicate sloop
now has won four straight
races in the eight-day series of
observation trials, which end
today.
In yesterdays other match,
Columbia trounced fastener
the Boston candidate, by 2 min
utes, 10 seconds. Both sets Of
yachts sailed a 2712 mile tri-
angular course in light air that
never logged much more thar
10 knots.
Blue-hulled Weatherly has
series record of five and two
the same as Columbia. Vim
10 years old and the only one
of the four contenders not built
this year, is four and three
Fastener still hasn't won
race.
Pairings for today's trial orig
inally called for Vim to NEE
Columbia and Weatherly tt
race fastener. But the com.
mittee repeatedly was toying
with the idea of sending
Weatherly against Columbia.
After today's races, the fou
l2-meter yachts, roughly II
feet in length, get a rest unit
September / when the flns
trials start.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-23
REDSKINS

Continued From Page A-l2
the start, with Joe Perry, r. C.
Owens and McElhenny carrying
the ball behind the No. ] line.
This group will include Clyde
Conner and Billy Wilson at
the ends; Bob Cross and Bob
st. Clair. tackles; Ted Con-
molly and Lou Palatella, guards,
and Karl Rubke, center.
NOTES-Ed Michaels, rookie
guard from Villanova, had two
teeth extracted yesterday and
will have to take it easy a
couple of days. g. Back1ield
Coach Mike Nixon's weather
knee" cost him a round of milk
shakes. The knee indicated
rain for this parched area. but
lit didn't come. The Red
skins workout last night at
Multnomah Stadium was tied
in with a Build Baseball Week"
promotion program. Sa m
Bakers kicking had the crowd
goggle-eyed. All of the players
got a big hand, for this is an
excellent sports town,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-23

rsdis; s-MArilyn orisE. 1:Os,e' told
record, 1:09.2).
i00-meter treestyle, boys 10 and
3mp9n Brisss. 1908 told record
2OO-meter breaststroks. girls is and
Is: Carol Briggs: 3-Dorothea
Bersan; S-Carolyn Pennifin. 3:27.4'
sO0-mster breaststrOks. boys Is and
10; BOB Laramy; ITEM Dooley
SO-meter butterfly. Eirls 10 and
under; Jackie AeeArdi; 2-Janel
WEIGH; 3-Mary Bell Burnham. 43 4
seconds told record. 44.0),
uD Ss;me'sE p Sgt.sry bus SSy. ,s sRs
Driver; S-Bruee Forester. 4l.O sec,
5O-meter backstroke, girls IL ant
IL: Pat Mcdonald 2-Emily, Mann
.sEsshsITy Hewitt; , 80 seconds. -,
.12: FIRED Musser: Vincent Ira
monte; 3-Riehard Donohus. 4O.6 sec
GoO-metsr butterfly, girls IA anC
IA: l-SuEanne Arnold; Judy Pan
l0O-meter butterfly, boys 13 anS
IA: 1-Sheldon Arey; Jimmy Muir
ply: 3-None l:20.5.
l00-meter butterfly, girls ID ant
l6: Nancy Eyles; 2-Karen Johns
ton; SANDY Miller. l:t7.3.'
lO0-meter bctterfiy, boys Is ant
ll6. Tom CalomeFis; Bob Lar
amy: 3-Danuy Hill. 1:01 Sc toi'
recordl, l:l7.5l.
2O0-meter Individual medley, girl
III and ~: Linda Gallagher; =
Diane Morris; Sally Melllwaln
2OO-meter individual medley, boy
IN and ~: Butch SlaughJer; =.
Fred Musser, 3-Pete Arnold. 3:lT,9
2OO-meter individual medley, giTi
ia and IA: Anne Bancroft: =
Jan Myhre. 3-Gail Schoenfeld. 1874
1 told record. 2:59.7).
20O-meter Individual medley, boz
liz and IL: l--Sheldon Arey; 2-nav
Keaney; Jimmy Murphy. 2:55.S-
lOO-meter baekStroke, Girls Is an
l6: l-Eileen Canada; s-Joan John
son; 3-KaTsn Ekman. 1894 tol'
record, 1:e5.sl.
10O-meter hlckstroks, boys Is an
lle: Tom calomeris: Bob Arnold
3-caTl Collins. l-151' (old record
.Nsv District AAU Junior Olympic
recoFdsl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-23
MiIIikun Shares
Golf Honors in
M Club Outing

Milton Vandenberg won low
gross with a par "a and Bud
Millikan, the Terps' basketball
coach, was low net winner with
8l-9-72 as the University of
Maryland's IN" Club held its
golf outing at the schools new
golf course yesterday
Tommy Webb was second low
gross with a n. Ike Rabbit
lost the draw to Millikan and
was second net with the same
score, 81-9-72.
Jim Meade, one of the Terps'
backfield greats and a former
assistant coach. won the 9-hole
event with a Al. Sully Krouse,
the wrestling coach, won the
hole = in one contest while
Benny Alperstein counted them
all and won high gross with 141.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-23
Romack,Quast
Playing Today
For Golf Title

DARIEN, Conn. Aug. %
(APl The Women's National
Amateur golf championship
finals pairs a 20-year-old coll
lege girl, who wants to win but
won't devote her life TO tourney
golf, and a veteran OF 20. wi.-
thinks it's time 70 settle down
and get q 200.
Today's rivals in this &C.
hole match over the billy,
6,467-yard Wee Burn course
were Anne Quasi, the Stanford
University senior from Marys-
vile, Wash, and Barbara Ro-
mack Of Sacramento. Calf, a
former champion who says
she's going to spend next week
looking for a job in the public
relations field.
Miss Romack won the cham
pionship in 1854 and has been
to the quarter-finalS three
other times since her first ap-
pearance in the tournament in
1852. Miss Quasi first played
in the women's championship
in 1852, when she wasn't quite
is years old. She got to the
semifinals in 1856 and the quar-
ter finals in 1855 and 1857.
Until she pulled out an amaz-
ing 1-up victory over last years
champion, jeanne Gunderson,
yesterday, Anne was beginning
to think that was about her
limit.
Miss Romack. a brown-eyed
blond whose poise reflects heI
wealth Of experience in tourna-
ment golf, survived a shaky
start yesterday and defeated
Merriam Bailey of Palatine, III.
another perennial semiinalist
I and 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-23
Women PIuy
Tennis Final

The first championship Of
this years Invitational Women's
tennis tournament at Kenwood
was to be decided at / o'clock
this afternoon when Charlotte
Decker and Olga Mahaney met
in the singles final.
1t is the only final match
scheduled today. and was to
be followed by three rounds of
mixed doubles. The women's
doubles final was delayed until
2 pm. tomorrow when Brittle
Sauer and Sosie Hublitz viii
face Miss Decker and Carol
Bentley.
Miss Decker and Mrs. Bent
ley were on opposite sides of
the net yesterday in a singles
seminal, with Miss Decker
winning, Ga, 81, ga, in
IA three-hour struggle. In
mixed doubles, Lew and Betty
Wetherell defeated Maria Ma
gorski and Bud Day, 6-3, 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-23
Eight Events Set
AtOId Dominion

Three quarter midget cars
and sportsman stock cars will
race alternately in eight events
tonight at Old Domin / o n
Speedway, starting at $50.
The windups will be 25-lap
features for each class.
Heading the parade of some
80 ITO" midget drivers will be
such as Joe Lacy of Bethpage,
Long Island. N. Y, who was
1857 champion of thu Ameri-
can Three Quarter Midget AS
ISOLATION; Jim Whitman. last
years NASCAR midget cham
pion in the Offenhauser d.
vision, and AL Chernock, cur
rent point leader in the small
er midgets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-23
NorbeckTitle
AgoinWonby
Mrs. Rossler
THE EVENING STAR Ais
Washington, D. c.
SATURDAY. AUGUST Is. 1898

Mrs. Milton Rossler won her
second wofnen's club champion
ship at Norbeck Country Club
in the last three years yester-
day when she defeated MRS.
Edward Blumherg, . and 2, In
the title maIci.
Mrs, George Inoff VOL .ss
championship consolation, de-
feating Mrs. Sy Sander. 2 and /.
The first flight went to Mrs.
Max Murdick over Mrs. Albert
Brodsky, 2 and l, and the con-
ISOLATION to Mrs. Jack Cooper
over Mrs. Myer Gildenhorn, 8
and 2. Mrs. Sidney Fellman de-
feated Mrs. Simon Weiner, l
UP, in 81 holes in the second
flight final and Mrs. Harry
Sklar won the consolation. de-
feating Mrs. Ben Kasow, up.
CONGRESSIONAL (hnals or
the two-ball, best-ball cham
pionship) Championship
flight, Mrs. Alexander Leggin
and Mrs. Joseph Zias defeated
Nina Champion and Mrs. r.
v. Herwick, 5 and 3. Consola-
ton, Joan Champion and Mrs.
j. L. McGrath defeated Mrs.
P. M. Client and Mrs. ]. L.
Hoen, 8 and 6.
Second flight--Mrs. r. r.
Murdoch and Mrs. w. B. Maro-
shek defeated Mrs. d. S. Mari
and Mrs. @. p. O'Grady, 4 and
2. Consolation, Mrs. P. L. Smith
and Mrs. A. G. Keyser defeated
Mrs. E. L. Stohlman and Mrs.
d. J. Ward. ! up.
Third flight-Mrs. j. D. Cali
lander and Mrs. F. N. Benbow
defeated Mrs. ]. R. Keppler
and Mrs. j. r. Currey, 5 and
4. Consolation, Mrs. G. c.
Winter and Mrs. D. M. Bon
defeated Mrs. L. G. Bureau
and Mrs. E. c. Held, 4 and 3.
ARMY NAVY.-In the an-
nual team match between the
Army and Navy, Mrs. C. P.
Phoebus shot a n to lead the
Navy to a 161a-13l2 victory.
COLUMBIA,-Class A Mrs.
James C. Hagerty, 87-l2-75,
Mrs. George Bond, 9S-l7-76.
Glass B-Mrs. J. C. Mather,
lo0-22-78, Mrs. Lester Briggs,
| 103-24-79; Mrs. Karl Keller
man, l07-27-80. Glass C-Mrs.
Howard Parker, l06-S5-7l;
Mrs. Darrell st. Clare, lo4-29--
rs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-23
BY MERRELL WHITTLESEY
Star Staff Writer

Deane Beman played the best
golf; Buddy Sharkey beat the
toughest opposition; Jerry Nc
Ferren won the feature match,
and 51-year-old Tex Conner
was the big surprise of the first
day of match play in the Dis
trict Amateur golf champion
ship at Manor Country Club
yesterday.
Beman and Claude Wild, the
Ia choices for the title, won
by the widest margins of the
day, and if successful in morn
ing quarterinals, were to meet
in a seminal match this after
noon. If Beman gets by Shar-
key and Wild can take care OF
Bob Chandler, their match
should be one of the best anna
teur golf attractions Of the sea-
son locally. It's too bad the
draw was so-lopsided and both
are in the same bracket,
Beman or Wild, and Meier
rem, are the favorites to reach
tomorrows final, 36-hole
match with 9 am. and / pm.
starting times.
Beman played par golf for the
IL and is holes he needed to
dispose of a pair of Woodmont
members, Buddy Brylawski and
Bobby Lerner.
Sharkey had the days tough
est assignments but weathered
them, defeating Jay Randolph,
the defending champion, up,
and John Eisinger, the Con-
gressional titlist. 5 and 4. Ran
dolph, who has been playing
little golf, was three down after
10, squared the match on is,
but was trapped twice on 10
and lost to Sharkeys par.
McFerren, 20-year old home
club champion and U. of Mary
land golfer, finished fast to
beat his 19-year old golfing
buddy. Medalist John Grub,
l up. Grubb three-putted Is to
lose it and then watched Nc
Ferren play fine shots to II
and 10 and win both holes with
pars. Grub had only one par
after the 18th hole.
Grub, the Argyle Invitation
winner, proved a little immature
for the occasion. All even going
to 1S, he told his caddie 1--WE
lost this match" which is not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-23
'CINDERELLAS' DO IT AGAIN
Bemon and Wild Shine
In District Amateur

the positive attitude he had be-
fore the tournament.
Conner, clue titlist at Wash
ington G&CC, upset John
Owen. jr., of Manor. l up in
the first round, and staggered
to a l-up victory over John
|Jankowski of Prince Georges
after leading five up at the
turn. Jankowski had gone ~
holes to beat Dick Mason. the
Indian Spring champion.
Connor's quarter-f1nal oppo-
nent is George (Thumper)
Thornton, who was a last
minute entry because he had
been playing so poorly. Thorn
ton is a former home club and
Indian Spring champion.
McFerren's quarter final OPP
ponent was Bruce Kessler Of
Bethesda and American u, the
tournaments longest hitter.
Jerry could have revenge in
mind because his father was one
of Kessler's victims. The other
was Del Beman, who Bruce beat
p and l.
OF the unranked quarter
hnalists, Kessler would be the
dark horse to reach tomorrow's
title round.
Wild, the only former cham
lpion remaining, finished Is up
in his two matches and will be
awfully tough for Chandler, OF
anybody else.
FIRST ROUND
Buddy ShaTkey, Manor. defeated jay
Randolph, Bethesda, l-up.
John Eisineer Congressional, defeated
Dave collingwood, Court House, 4 and 3
Buddy Brylawski, Woodmont, s and
| Bobby Lerner, WoodmOnt. defeated
Bob Rhodes, Westbriar, 3 and
Claude Wild, Burning Tree, defeatet
/ LII. JeEfN FOOtcIi WOOuIIOAts U anu ~
Pat MARITIME, Argyle, defeated Rob
ert Flanagan. Goose Creek l up.
! Chick CullinAne, Bethesda, defeated
Roger MARITIME Argyle, 3 and 2,
Bob Chandler. CONGRESSIONAL; De
feated Thomas Tompkins' Manor
johnny Grub, Manor defeated Jacl
Doser, Wodmont, and B.
Jerry McFerren, Manor, defeated
Charles Van Horn, Prince Georges,
Del Beman, Bethesda. defeated Bill!
Buppert, Bethesda. 2 and l..
Bruce Kessler, Bethesda. defeated Bill
McFerTen, ar, Manor. and !.
Lanham Conner, WASHINGTON, de
feated John owen, IT,, Manor, l-up,
John Jankowski, Prince GeorRes, de
fested Dick Mason, Indian Spring. 1-ul
William Hotter. washington. defeated
Bob MARITIME, Argyle, 8 and 2.
George Thornton, Manor, defeated
Mourice Knighton, Manor, and !.
SECOND ROUND
shaTkey defeated Eisinger. s and 4
Deane Beman defeated LerneI, and 3
Wild defeated P, Martina. : and, s
Chandler defeated Cullinane. and 2
J. MeFerren defeated Grub, l-up
! KessleF defeated Del Beman, 2 and
Common defeated JankoWski 1-up
Thornton defeated Hotter, and 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-23
Lubur Far Back
In Joycee Golf

TUCSON, Ariz., Aug. % (Spe-
ciaD Chuck Lubar, the Wash
ington, D. C.. schoolboy golf
champion, trailed Jerry Green
baum Of Atlanta by II strokes
going into the final round Of
the Jaycee International Junior
golf championship here today
Greenbaum added a 70 for
zoe yesterday to hold a two
stroke lead over Biff Lovett of
Portland, Greg, with 209.
Lubar added a II for 226,
.Ronnie RICHTER Of Prince
Georges in Washington had rs
for 229 and Doug Lindsay of
Bethesda, Md, the USGA jun
Tor runner-up, had 70 for 234.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-23
Par-Dusters
Trail Hebert in
Canada Open

EDMONTON. Aug. 20 (AP).
The par-wreckers get their
last chance in the Canadian
Open golf championship today.
The blistering pace that
marked the first two rounds Of
the 72-hole $4,000 tourna-
ment continued in the third
round yesterday as two players
equalled the course record of
"a and two more. including
leader Jay Hebert of Sanford,
Fla, came in with SIS over the
Mayfair Golf Clubs 6.657-yard
par-70 course.
The course record Of 81. set
by Stan Leonard Of Vancouver
seven years ago, was tied by
Doug Ford. S5-year-old pro
from Paradise, Fla. who has
won more than $4,000 in the
big time since 1858, and George
Bayer Of Lemont, Ill.
But their big round may have
come too late to give either a
good shot at the first-place
$500 prize money. The 6-foot-
5 Bayer, at 204, was five strokes
behind Hebert. Ford was nine
strokes back.
Hebert of Martinsville, La,
came from two strokes of the
pace to take a two-stroke lead
with his five-under-par SIS yes
terday. His 54-hole total was
1919 on rounds of sc, SO and IS.
Two strokes behind at 201
we're Tommy Jacobs of Whit
tier, Calf, Yves Ellis. jr., OF
Ridgewood, N. j., who also had
a IS yesterday, and Bob Goetz
of Tulsa, Okla.
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Miss Dietz Sturs
In Rehoboth Swim

REHOBOTH, Del, Aug. %
(AP) Brenda Dietz of Wash
ington, D. c., swept all three
women's events and single
handedly gave The Walter Reed
Swim Club second place in team
scoring in the 14th annual
ocean swimming meet yesterday
off Rehoboth Beach.
Miss Dietz won the 220, 440
and 880-yard races with re-
spective times of 2:15.5. 5:2S
and 1852, giving Walter Reed
Is points.
The Knights of Columbus
Orchards from Baltimore won
the team championship with 46
points.
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Donna Floyd Out
Of Girls Tennis

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. %
(AP) Sally Moore, already the
Wimbledon junior champion,
was favored to add the National
Girls grass court tennis cham
pionship to her list of titles to-
day.
The Bakersfield. Calf, lass
showed her Wimbledon form
yesterday in easily defeating
her seminal opponent, third
seeded Donna Floyd of Airing
ton, Va. So, 60.
Miss Moore's opponent in to-
days final is Gwyneth Thomas
of Shaker Heights, Ohio, who
ousted Nancy Richey, Is, OF
Houston, Tex, "a, 3-6, 6-4
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FIGHT RESULTS

NEW YORK Madison Square Gar
denl.-Gil Turner 151N, Philadelphia,
outpointed Stefan Redl, lat, Passaic'
PITTsBURoH-Alonzo johnson, 1884,,
Pittsburgh, stopped Emil Brtko, 1884,
ANACONDA. Mont.-Roser Rouse.
189, Opportunity, Mont, stopped Joe
Neal, 165, Vallejo. Calf. l2l.
MELBOURNE, Australia-W I'LL
Morton, 140k, San Jose, Calf, out
pointed Franco Rossini, lao, Italy (12).
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Younaster Repeats

Little Dave Turner, IA years
old, shot a 70 in successfully
defending his Kenwood Junior
golf title with a Cup victory
over Billy Schmidt yesterday.
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Faced three batters in 7th.
yFaced two batters in 9Th.
Winner-Maas C5-S); Loser-Wynn
(10-13l
WP-Maas, Lown, Trucks. U--Napp,
Rommel, Stevens and Rice. T-3:03.
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