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repOSe OF her SOUL.
Spiritual Director.
REV CHARLES ]. TOBIN,
MRS. EMMA BROOKS, Project.
TORRES, LEANoR. On Friday, Au.
gust 20, 1865, at her residence
1926 Kenyon st. NV, LEANOF
TORRES. beloved wife of Nestol
Torres and mother of Nestor, Noel
Luis and Yolanda Torres. Funera
from Haltavull Funeral Home, $780,
14th St NV, on Tuesday, Sep
TENDER .. at $40 am. Requiem mass
Shrine Of the sacred Heart CnI lrtn
Cemeterv
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day, August 80 1858 DR.. NATHAN
EISENSTEIN. DR.. EiSenstein rests
at the Bernard Danzansky 81 Sons
Funeral Home, 1901 l4th st NV,
until Saturday, August 80, at 10
pm Graveside services and inter-
ment at the Washington Hebrew
Congregation Cemetery on Sunday.
August 81, at 10 am. 81
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THOMAS. yIRGIE 6. On Tuesday

August %, 1865, VTRGIE K.
THOMAS OF 1915 st NV, Apt
2Ol. beloved wife of Norman A
Thomas Also surviving are a niece,
Mrs Josephine j. Williams; two
sisters-in-law, Mrs. Marie Valentine
and Mrs Bessie Russell. and other
relatives and many friends. After
SPIN Monday, September friends
are invited to call at the MCGUIRE
Funeral Home, 1920 9th st, NV,
where the rosary will be recited at
7 pm. Requiem mass will be cele-
brated at Holy Redeemer Catholic
Church. 21O New York ave, NV, at
$40 am. Tuesday September @.
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry
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SPELMAN, JOSEPH T. Members Of
An Washington Council No
,AMAv 224, knights OF Colum-
MkEh bus. are nctified Of the
MI death Of brother
ZNIZ JOSEPH T. SPELMAN
\MN/ and are requested Il
w assemble at the DeVo
Funeral Home, 1924 Wisconsin ave
NV, on Monday, September 1, al
S:15 pm, for recitation OF the
n NIcoLAys BRUINS. G. K.
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Thursday. August IS, 1868, SALIVA.
TORE MUSUMECI Of 4IIO Emery
pl. NV, beloved husband of Jose.
phine Musumeci. father of John, 10.
seph B., Anthony T. and Valentino
S. Musumeci; brother Of Salvatore
Inquanti. Funeral from the Timothy
Hanlon Funeral Home. 1881 Geor'
gia ave. NV, on Tuesday, Septem,
Der 2. at 9:l5 am High requiem
mass at the Holy Rosary Church
at 10 am. Interment st. Mary,
Cemetery. Relatives and friends in
Vited
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c. The ofneers and
m e m bers of Congress-
Lodge, No. 30. o. e. S..
are hereby advised OF the
death of Sister JENNIE c.
SIMON on Friday, August
80, 1858 Funeral services
from the 8. H Hines Co.
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sTEWART. FREDERICK FRIDAY

on Saturday. August 80. 1865
FREDERICK (FRIDAYl STEWART
late Robert and Lucinda Stewart
He leaves to mourn their loss, four
sisters, Mrs. Estelle Green. Mrs
Pauline Green, Miss Grace Stewart
and Mrs, Louise Willis; a friend,
Mrs. Elizabeth Brown, and many
other relatives and friends, Friends
may call after 4 pm. Tuesday Sep,
TENDER ., at the funeral home OF
Alexander s. Pope, Ala 18th st, Sc,
where funeral services will be held
at II am wednesday, the Rev.
Richard II. Johnson, officiating. In
terment Woodlawn Cemetery. %
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WELCh' JOSLEn y. On thursday.
pitsi JOSEPH c. WEIGH H'S Of S94 IS s.
d. Columbus ST., Arlington, Va, beloved
husband of Emma Elizabeth WEIGH,
father OF Joseph c. WEIGH, lr., OF
Arlington. Va; Mrs Emmalea Eliza
beth. Young Of Severna Park, Md.
Brother Of Mrs. Julia Grove OF
Stoughtcn, Mass, and grandfather
Of Steven and Judith Ann Young;
Homo, 2S47 Wilson blvd, Airing
ton, Va, until 9 m. on Tuesday,
September >, thence to Blessed Sac
rament Catholic Church, W. Brad
dock I'd. and Radford St. Alexandria,
Va, where mass will be offered at
$3.50 an. for the repose of his soul.
Interment Gate of Heaven Cemetery,
Silver Spring. Nd.
WEST, ELIZABETH s. OF 1914 Con-
necticut ave. NV. on August 2S.
at Chambers Funeral Home. 3072
NJ st. NV, on Tuesday September @,
at 2:l5 pm. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery.
WEST. BETTY. oficers and members
ruHfAhp1 Of the Agriculture Post,
No. SO, American Legion,
h are hereby notified of the
death of Comrade BETTY
WEST on August rs. 1858.
S National Honor Guard
Services at Chambers Flu
Monday. September l.. at s pm.
Interment on Tuesday September 2,
at 3 pm, at Arlington National
Horace SEARS. comdr.
EDWARD T. MeCACSLAND, Adjt.
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IPELMAN, JOSEPH 7. Members Of
"a Washington General Assembly
ODD Fourth Degree knights OIL
f3M Columbus are notified OF the
tXs death Of Sir KniEht JOSEPH
T. sPEL N ss,. and are re- Re;
DeVol Funeral Home, 1924
Wisconsin ave. NV, on Monday
September /, at S:15 pm. for recita-
ton of the rosary.
EARL @. DROESSLER, r. N.
LESTER F. MOSS, C.
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Husust 80 So 1858. Maurice F TIu' Z
NUCKOL,S Of Cedar Rest I'd, Fairfa,
County, Va. husband OF Frances E
Nuckols and father of M. Earl Muck
OILS, IT., and James z. Nuckols. HI
also is survived by two brothers ant
four sisters. Friends may call q
the Pearson Funeral Home, AZ:
North Washington ST.. Falls Church
Va. after 2 pm Sunday Angus
81 Funeral services at Columbis
Baptist Church, Falls Church, Va
on Tuesday, September 2. at II
am. Interment National Memoria
Park. Gynchburg, Va, papers please
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THOMAS, CHEsTER J., ST. on Ihurs-
THOMAS, Sr. of 511 Nicholson st.
NV. beloved husband of Irene
Thomas. Also surviving are eight
children, other relatives and many
friends After 3 pm. Tuesday,
friends are invited to call at the
MCGUIRE Funeral Home, 1920 9th
st. NV. Requiem mass will be
celebrated at the Nativity Catholic
Church. Georgia ave. and Peabody
st. NV. at am. Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 3. Interment Mount Oliyet
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SEN Inee Miller. on Saturday, Au
gust 30 1858, at Arlington Hos H.,
1924 North Abingdon st. Arlington
Va. beloved wife of Mr. William
Ockershausen and mother OF Mrs
June Burgee and sister of Mrs
J. Frank Nobel and Louis j. Miller
neral Home. 1900 N st. NV, aftel
Sunday, August 81, at 1870 pm
where funeral services will be helC
on Tuesday, September 2, at p m
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. | !
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August 20, 1858, HENRY GREN-
ETTE, beloved husband of Mrs.
Alberta Grenette, father Of Charles
D. and Theodore Grenette He also
is survived by two sisters. one brother
and other relatives and friends.
After IL am. Sunday. August 81,
friends may call at the Jarvis Fu-
neral Chapel. 1892 You st NV.
Funeral on Monday, September l..
1858, at the Evangelistic Center,
364l Georgia ave. NV at ] pm
Interment Tuesday September ?,
at Arlington National Cemetery. at
> pm. IL
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' Hasast %, of fs5s. coRS Ne ue cRo
MER of 1929 Capitol ave. ne, aunt
Of Carl and Mary Gillespie Surviv-
ing also, are other relatives and
friends. The late Mrs. Cromer may
Home No. 30 H st. NE, on Tuesday
September after pm. Services
will be held Wednesday, September 3
at pm. at the Trinity Baptist
Church, 1914 Central pl. ne. Inter-
ment Harmony Cemetery
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TURNER, MARY BLANCHE. on

day, August 90, 1858, MARY
BLANCHE TURNER Of 1902 YER
mont ave. h.w., Apt. 81, beloved wife
Of Gordon s. Turner, devoted sister
Of Louise White, Annie Palmer, Rosa
Davis, Pattie Payne and Bernard
friends also survive. After 3 pm.
Tuesday September ., friends may
call at the Frazier Funeral Home,
$50 Rhode Island ave. NV, where
services will be held at $50 am,
Wednesday, September 3. Intorment
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August 20, 1858, at his residence,
3223 N st.. Sc, FRANK A CRISTA-
RELLA, beloved husband Of Lima NJ
Cristarella, father Of Philip p, and
Of Bruno Cristarella. Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th
St. and Massachusetts ave. ne,
until $50 am. Tuesday September
REQUIEM mass will be offered at
81. Francis Xavier Catholic Church,
18th ST. and Pennsylvania ave Sc,
az am. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
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CoNNEKs. cHARLEs OF Tfaviiah.
Nd, on Apgust Is, 1858, brother Of
Mrs. Martha Cochran, Mrs Thomas
9, Crown, Mamie Upton. Douglas,
Walter and Sam Corners Services
~ Chambers Funeral Home, 30T2
~ NV on Tuesday, september
=. ~ i9,;4a an: intsrment Airing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
News of D. c. Studios
A journey for Jamerson
News of D. c. Studios
BY BERNICE WNECK
star stan writer

stan Writer
No stranger to the land of make-believe,
Hollywood bound Pete JamersOn returns to the
West Coast after 10 years. 1t was in 1912 that
the wAdAL-7 star combined the stage and
movie-making in his busy theatrical schedule
He appeared In two movies-"Between Us Girls"
with Diana Barrymore and "The Crystal BAH"
with Paulette Goddard and Ray MiIland. He
toured with the Life With Father" company
whose stars were Louis Calhearn and Dorothy
Gish.
"I'm very excited and am looking forward
to seeing the changes that have been made"
said Pete. IF they're around hope to look up
some Of my old friends-Jane Withers, Thomas
Gomez and Elliot Nugent."
Pete and.his puppet pals, General Confu-
sion and Cecil win be tapping interviews with
VIII Hutchins, Clint Walker, Hugh O'Brlan,
Jerry CBeaver) Mathers, Chuck C0nnOrs, the
Lone Ranger and Guy (ZOrro) Williams. Pete
will bring back to Washington scrapbook of
pictures to share with his television audiences.
Ruth Hagys college News Conference
Sunday, 1880 pm, WNIAL-D will present the
filmed record of what happens when an inter-
national panel Of young politicos, drawn from
the Atlantic Conference of Political Youth
Leaders quizzes NATOs Paul Henri Spaak and
Gen. LauriS NOrstad, supreme commander
Allied Forces in Europe, at NATO headquarters
in Paris.
John McArdle, formerly sales executive at
Metropolitan Broadcasting Co.'s WABD in
New York, has been named general manager
of WTTG-5. Born in Manhattan, raised N New
Jersey, he attended Syracuse University. Six
foot-three-inch, 36-year-old manager is mar
ried and has five children. He began his broad
casting career In 1854. Mr.. McArdle hopes to
establish WTTG as a home station through
the nature of its programming, advertising and
sales, as well as through cooperation with
local activities.
Willis Johnson, sales service manager at
WTTG-5 honeymooning in Nassau with bride,
BObbi Mink, military co-ordinator at the Air
Transport Association WTTG's Dick Vaughn,
having brushed up the vocal chords, viii per-
form on his Amateur Hour Sunday I'll am,
WTTG-5) :. WTOP's Mark Evans and family
plan vacation trip through the West and Q
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trip to Disneyland In August :. Lloyd Dennis.
WTOP Radio vice president. sailed for Europe
last week Dick Knowles assigned to report
WToP news from West Germany Romper
Rooms Miss Sally subbing for vacationing
weatherman; Louis Allen Joseph Mccartney
(WMAL-newsl and Johnny BatcheIder tSafe-
way Theater host) finally met face to face last
week after nine months -. Jane HOLDEN, for
merly OF WToP-Tv continuity, now secretary
to Herb Benton, one Of the producers Of the
Jimmy Dean show :. Julian Barber, WToP
news mentioning ROsam0nd Eddy, WRc
publicity. planning q long New England vaca-
ton after her resignation at the end Of the
month Vickie Kissel, secretary to WMAL
General Manager Fred HOuwink, making 1t
vacation this year.
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willis johnson, sales ser
WTTG-5 honeymooning in N
BObbi Mink, military co-ordi
Transport Association :. W.T.
having brushed up the vocal
form on his Amateur Hour
WTTG-5 :. WTOP's Mark
plan vacation trip through
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-16
Soviet Track Team
Adopts U. S. Plan

LONDON, July is (R.-Rus-
STA will follow the American ex-
ample Of making its athletes
win their places on the track
and field team which meets the
United States in Moscow July
27-28.
Heretofore. memberJ Of the
Soviet National track teams
have been selected on the basis
of overall performances and
physical conditions.
Moscow Radio said yesterday,
however. that the team to meet
the Americans will be composed
Of the athletes who produce the
best performances at the Soviet
National track and field cham
pionships at Tallin, Estonia.
Saturday and Monday.
The, American system Of win
your place by competition" has
been criticized in the United
States and jeered at openly in
Europe.
When Dave Slime Of Duke
University. a Splinter, was in
jured and failed TO win a place
on the 1856 American Olympic
team the criticism boiled high.
But Bobby Morrow Of Texas
won both the 100 and 200 meter
titles.
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Three Area Girls
Reach Norfolk
Quurter-FinuIs

NORFOLK. Va. July Is up
The Washington area /;
represented by three of the
eight players in today's quarter
finals of the Middle Atlantic
girls tennis championship.
The list includes Betty MUIR
ply of Washington. who de-
feated Jane Johnston of Nor
folk, 60. 60. yesterday:
Ann Lane of Chevy Chase. Md,
who defeated Carol Southmayd
of Washington, 6-3, So, and
Archie Hufty of Washington
who defeated Holly Winters OF
Arlington, Va, 6-3. 6-3.
Bonnie Martin OF Washing
ton lost to Joan Robinson OF
Baltimore. 60, 6-I, and
Nancy Martin of Bethesda was
eliminated by Jane McClear OF
Baltimore, 6-l, 60.
In the l5-and-under divi-
sion, survivors include Miss
Southmayd, who defeated Miss
Mufty. 2-6, 6-3. Ga; Gym
thia Goelitz Of Bethesda, who
defeated Bonnie Martin, Go
81. and Marlilee Weir OF
Chevy Chase. who defeated
kathy Linehan Of Norfolk
60. 6-L Susan Southmayd
was beaten by Peachy. Kell-
meyer Of Charleston, w. Va.
60. 60.
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Judges Selecting
Victor in Contest
To Name FilIy

BALTIMORE. July l6 (spe-
eiaD "A panel Of I'VE Judges
today began sorting out q win
ner for Baltimore Raceway's
Name the Filly' contest which
ended last night.
More than $4,000 entries we're
received and about one full day
will be required TO process them.
The winning name will be
submitted to the United States
Trotting Association and the
person submitting the name win
be- awarded the registration GER
tificate Monday night in special
ceremonies at the track.
The filly who win go to the
lucky winner was bred at Han
over Shoe Farms in Pennsyl-
vania and is the first foal of
Miss Stake. Her sire is Sampson
Hanover. who in turn was sired
BY volomite. daddy Of 80 har-
ness horses who cracked the
two-minute time for the mile.
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Weather Again
Thwurts Yuchts

NEWPORT. r. l., July TO-
A harried race committee re-
sumed efforts today to sail
trial races through which will
be selected q defender of the
Americas Cup against the Brit
ish challenger Sceptre.
In four days, only one days
racing has been logged. and
that last Saturday when 10
year-old Vim scored an i'm
pressive victory over the re-
Gently launched Columbia.
Since Saturday the committee
has been badgered by the wea-
ther. Trial races have been
Cancelled on three successive
DAYS.
On Saturday WeatherIy was
credited with a victory over
Easternen. but Easternen broke
down early l nthe sailing duel
and Weatherly completed the
course alone. 1t hardly was q
test of speed.
The New York Club, custo-
dian Of the Americas Cup,
scheduled six days Of racing
in a double round-robin for the
current series of trials and as
Sumed this could be accom-
plished by next Saturday. The
committee is not expected to
continue the series beyond that
date.
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DureIIe Choice
To Retuin Title
In Bout Tonight

MONTREAL. July Is (R.-
Mike Holt of South Africa
makes no bones about his plans
to handle Yvon Durelle, the
fighting fisherman from New
Brunswick, in their British
Empire Interchangeable title
bout tonight.
I'll wear him down." said
the challenger with finality.
IF he wants to make q fight
Of it, ! don't think it will 60 the
limit. I'm not Understanding
him but If there's a knockout
I think I'll be the one who
scores it,"
The l2-round bout is sched-
uled for 10 pm. at the Mont
real Forum. The fight will be
televised nationally in Canada
and the United States with
only Montreal and Sherbrooke,
Quebec, BACKED out.
(The fight will be shown
over WMAL-TV, Channel 7.
in Washington
The colorful 28-year-old
Durelle is a 9-5 favorite.
The British Empire crown
was held by Gordon Wallace
until Durelle knocked him out
in two rounds, May 80. 1857,
at Moncton. Holt also knocked
out Wallace last August 81. and
he took only one round to do it.
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U. S. Track Coach Says
Team WiIIvvhip Russia

have written the Russians ask
ing information Is TO the
makeup Of their team. but the
letters have not been answered,
We don't even have an order
Of events"
Eastment pointed out that
despite the fact that Charlie
Jenkins. f00-meter champion
Olympic sprint titlist: Bob
0utowski. top pole vaulter and
Broad Jumper Greg Bell can't
make the trip. the team still /,
the strongest the United States
ever sent abroad outside the
Olympics.
Il hear they have a couple
Of 1913 men In the 100 meters.
Eastment said. I'm also told
they have q 900 man In the
200 meters and a guy who car
run the 400 meters In 46.e. But
It's all very unofncial."
Another thing that bothers
EASEMENT Is the fact that the
relays will be scored on q SIS
basis. That means the winner
will get S points and the loser
3. In the United States the
winner always gets 5 points
and the loser nothing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-16
ny JOSEPH y. KELLY
star Racins Editor

STANTON. Del. July 10 IN.
As far as Jockey Eldon Nell
son Is concerned. this Delaware
Park race meeting can run on
until Christmas.
Apparently. there's no stop
ping the Kansas cattle rancher
and the fans are Just about
convinced that there Is little
point IN wasting time porting
over past performances In an
effort 10 beat him.
Yesterday. the 3i-year-old
riding dynamo had the crowd
buzzing throughout the sultry
afternoon with his perfect Ave-
| for-ive performance. without
10 mount In the first. seventh
and eighth. Nelson swept the
second. third. fourth. NTH and
sixth events.
Although there were three
favorites In his handful Of win
Iners. q 81 win parlay Inquired
TO amount 10 s493. II you stuck
with him through the i've races.
II looked like Eldon was
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WE'LL to Fight
Coast Attempt
ToLift License

SACRAMENTO, Calf, July
16 ga move may be made
| to take up Al Wells Californis
license to manage fighters.
Jack Urch, executive officer
of the State Athletic Commits
sion. said last night it appears
WE'LL was less than frank at a
recent hearing at which he un-
successfully sought a promo
ter's license. WE'LL wanted to
promote a heavyweight title
fight in Los Angeles between
Champion Floyd Patterson and
Texan Roy Harris.
Urch said a complaint is
being prepared against WE'LL,
former manager of Rocky Mar
ciano, the ex-heavyweight
champion.
William Rosensohn, Los An
geles businessman, took over
the Patterson Harris promo
ton. There have been news
paper rumors that WE'LL was
assisting Rosensohn in the
promotion.
In Los Angeles, WE'LL said he
was surprised and would fight
any move to revoke his license,
He would be given a hearing by
the commission after any COM
plant is filed.
i've been connected with
boxing for As years and have
never had a black mark against
me. I have q license to oper-
ate in New York and in all
States where my boxers per-
FORM" he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-16
Marlboro Draws
Top Area Drivers

A host Of top drivers from
Northern Virginia and Southern
MARYLAND will converge on the
Marlboro Motor Raceway Fri.
day night for the weekly stock
car racing program.
Four events will followed BY
the 25-lap feature for sports
man-modified stock cars. The
program opens at $3.50.
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Gordy Quits Lions
For Nebraska Post

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. July l6
(PD.-John Gordy, captain OF
Tennessee's 1856 football team
and a Detroit Lions rookie
lineman last season, has accept
ed a position on the University
of Nebraska coaching staff.
He win join Leroy Pearce,
former Tennessee assistant
coach, in installing the Tennes-
see defense.
In going to Nebraska. Gordy
rejected a Lions offer of a
salary boost. He said he pre-
ferred a coaching career to one
in pro football.
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BOYS BASEBALL

COLLEGE PARK PONY LEAGUE
YANKEES 81 re- S S::.: !;
Irsauois, 81 Reds. 3.
Hurons, 81 Cherokees, 4.
WALTER JOHNSON LEAGUE
Majors
East Capitol, I3i watts Branch. 10.
Mnnle Glen u; Sousa, =.
Deanwood, >: watts Branch, Q.
Larlmer, ~; Rock Greek Liens, o.
Carter Woodson. 10; s0usa, 5.
Anacostia. Is; Hart, 3.
Tutors Amoco. 10; Fort stanton. 4
Douglas Jr. High. 3; Barry Farms. a
Dou9iass DWELLINGS, 81 HilleFest, q.
Anaeostia, IS; ~. stanton, 4.
Minors
East Capitol. Z; Kelly Miller, G.
Deanwood, 8: East Capitol, 5.
Male. n; Deanwood. 5.
Douglas Junior High, 10; Anaeostia, )
Hart, n: ~. Stanton. !.
Bald Eagle. ~ Douglaas DWELLINGS. .
Barry Farms. q: Bald Eagle. o.
Deuglas II. High, ~; Hillerest. \.
Ft. GfehN. q. Draper. ..
Hart W; Nunler Village. =.
Mt. vERN0N.LEE LITTLE LEAGUl
Pens Daw Hotei. 10: jefferson Name
Pharmacy, B. a
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BALTIMORE
RESULTS

FIRST RAcE-Purse, $500; pace;
. s.S :.:. Res. ,Sh1. si.oO 20 s.s g
CAPTAIN Logan HUBBARD 100
Guilds Direct. Homestretch ELLEN.
Gay Scotch. Alton Dust. Time, 2:099s.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $500; trot.
frsns se's Nav ,I m.is $500 Is.ee 100
GAY Trooper tBrittlnrhaml 1880 6.aO
Delaware Downs (Hebbsl s.90
ouinton Scott, Red SONG. Hickory
Mite. Homestrcteh Dode. Proof Positive
THIRD RAcE--Purse. $500; pace. C
Peeey Castle touiiIenl SEQ 3.ao a.aa
Marie Dugan tAlexanderD sec a.a0
Maids Hal tSavayel $50
Bar6ars's Pride, Woody B., Belle Ket,
iron, Time. .:Obss
FOURTH RAcE-Purss. $500: trot,
e classified; ] mile.
ss.s oa. .Eit sni,s.,, $50 go sS
Mary g., Mp Sons. Homestretch Win
ny. Dial Tone. Homestreteh Harvv
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $500: pace. C
sym's best TIeminsl $50 a.so eco
Danny Windswept tHylanl $50 ESQ
Alton Trooper (Albertaon) $40
Patsy York, nv Dixie, Indlrect's Boy.
Miss Hamilton, Lone Elm Joe. Time,
2:07as.
sIs1TH RACE--Purse. $1,000; trot.
3 elasSined; ! mile
TanEeria Lewisl e.ao asa a.NO
sky Liner tSavagel $50 i.O0
indian Drums CMyeTi 100
CRYSTAL ROYAL, Prince Gallon, Uncle
William, Gary II.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse. $1,000:
pace, B classified: l mile.
Mlshty Geld sCherrix) t.iO 3.le ESQ
Jasper lille tTurlingtsnD SO
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-16
Baker Undergoes
Surgery on Knee

PITTSBURGH. July is (R.-
Gene Baker. utility infielder for
the Pirates, underwent knee
surgery yesterday as the result
Of an injury suffered Sunday
at st. Louis.
Surgeons expressed belief the
surgery was successful and that
Baker will be able 10 play next
season. He suffered torn ten
dons as he stumbled and fell
trying to field a grounder.
Baker viii be hospitalized
about 10 days. He will return
to his Chicago home to con-
valesce. His knee will be in q
cast until September.