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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13

KILEY, NILES,
BLONDES Il CONNEILY
AIS Perpetual Bldg.
Silver Spring, Md.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that the
Orphans Court for Montgomery County
has issued Letters of Administration 10
Mary irene McGolrick in the Estate of
MARY HENRIETTA McGOLRICK
late of Montgomery County, deceased. All
persons having Claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to present the same on
OF before the 18th day Of September next;
they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said Estate. All per-
sons indebted to said Estate are requested
TO make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 5th day OF
March, 1858.
MARY IRENE McGOLRICK
2700 @ Street, N. w.
Washington. d. c.
Administrative 6t-2905
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13

w. PERRY DOING
2413 Blueridge Avenue
Wheaton, Md,

w. PERRY DOING
2413 BIueridge Avenue
Wheaton, Md.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE is HEREBY CIV EN-, that the
Orphans Court for Montgomery County
has issued Letters of Administration to
William I. Disney in the Estate Of
BELLE ESTHER DISNEY
late of Montgomery County, deceased. All
persons having Claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to present the same on
or before the 18th day Of September next
hey may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said Estate. All per-
sons indebted to said Estate are requested
to make immediate payment.
Given under my hard this 5th day of
March, 1858.
WILLIAM T. DISNEY
1909 Disney Lane
Silver Spring, Md.
Administrator 6t-290S
DONALD X. STALEY
11O4 Trinity Place
Silver Spring, Md.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the
Orphans Court for Montgomery County has
issued Letters Testamentary to John Ed
ward Fitzgerald in the Estate of
IDA LOUISE FITZGERALD
late Of Montgomery County deceased. AL
persons having Claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to present the
same on or before the 18th day of Septem-
Der next; they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit of said Estate
AL! persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 18th day of
March, 1855
JOHN EDWARD FITZGERALD
1921 Woodside Parkway
Silver Spring, Md.
Executor 6t-2921
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17

LOS ANGELES, Aug. Is (AP) .
official envoy to Mon
days heavyweight title fight
predicted today that Roy Har-
ris, pride of the Big Thicket,
will knock out Champion Floyd
Patterson within seven rounds.
I'm here to represent the
Governor and Texas because
Roy Harris is a good boy. q
neighbor and he's got to bring
the championship home to
Texas" said Bill Daniel,
brother of Gov. Price Daniel.
"And he will in about the
seventh round"
Daniel said he wasn't Just
talking through his l0-gallon
hat.
why, Roy's from a fighting
family with four boys-all
fighters, said Daniel, whose
cattle ranch is in the county
next to the Harris clans home.
'Roy's pappy raised him
right in a country that's tough
as the African jungle" Daniel
said. "Cut and Shoot, where
Roy lives, is just a crossroads
on the edge of the Big Thicket
where the trees and brush are
as thick as Darkest Africa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
WeIImun to Give
EuIogy at Rites
For Red Sanders

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 16
(AP) Author Paul Wellman
will give the eulogy Monday at
a memorial service for Henry
r. (Red) Sanders, UCLA foot
ball coach who died of a heart
attack Thursday.
Wellman, a longtime friend
of Sanders and a UCLA fan, is
writing the eulogy.
DR.. Alfred w. Painter, min
lister of the Westwood Commu-
nifty Methodist Church, near
the UCLA campus. will give the
sermon at the services in the
church at 2 pm.
After the services here, the
body will be flown to Nashville
Tenn, for funeral services
Tuesday at the West End
Methodist Church. Burial will
be in Woodhaven Cemetery,
Nashville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
FIGHT
Continued From Pare c

Continued From Page CT
put him down, but Roy got up
to win the round. How he will
stack up with the quick handed
Patterson is, of course, profile
NAUTICAL. Floyd has lost only
once in "a bouts. that a disputed
eight-round decision to joey
Maxim four years ago. Pat
terson has knocked out "a of his
80 victims.
Promoter Expects 10000
Promoter Bill Rosensohn, in
his first venture in the business,
expects a crowd Of about 10000.
Additional thousands will wit
ness the fight for bookings big
gest prize via closed theater
television in $50 or more thea
tiers around the country.
There will be no network TV
or radio broadcast. The bout is
scheduled for IL pm, WASH
ington time.
Harris is guaranteed 100000
for the fight.
Although the odds are top
heavy against him, Harris fol-
lowers promise one thing:
"Roy'll never quit. They'll
have to carry him out feet first
if he loses"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
3 Aussies Better
World Marks in
Jupuneses Swim

TOKYO, Aug Is (AP).-
Three Australian swimmers,
Jon Konrads. John Monckton
and Terry Ga .-.ercole. bettered
the recognized world records in
winning their events in the
Japanese championships today
None of the three. however.
surpassed his own best marks
which are up for recognition
as world records.
Konrads, 16-year-old. Lat
vian-born wonder kid, won the
400-meter freeStyle in 4:26.1,
eclipsing the listed record of
4:26.7.
Monckton took the 200-meter
backstroke in 2:19.1, more than
q second under the standard
Of 1902, established by the
International Swimming Fed
Grafton when it revised all
marks in 1856.
Gathercole had a 1891 tim
ing for the 200-meter breast
stroke, as compared to the
listed record Of 2:40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
Rocco Wrestling
In Team Match

Antonino Rocca will be seen
in a team wrestling role tomor-
row night in the mat show
sponsored by the Kena Temple
Shrine at George Washington
High School Stadium in Alex
andria.
Rocca, who usually goes it
alone. joins with Cowboy Rocky
Lee, another hero type, to OPP
pose the rough team of DR..
Jerry Graham and Eddie
Graham.
On the other hand, two mat
men who usually work as a
team, Don Curtis and Mark
levin, will be separated tomor-
row night. Curtis engages
Bozo Brown and Levin meets
Steve Stanlee. Completing the
show, which starts at $3.50 pm,
will be Golden Boy Skoaland
against Harry Lewis. \
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
ALL-STARS
Continued From Page C-l

Otto Graham received after the
triumph came from his former
coach, Brown. 1t read:
Congratulations on a Won
derful job. You made US all
very proud of you"
Toward the end of their long
pro relationship, Graham and
Brown weren't exactly seeing
eye-to-eye. Some observers
thought Brown was trying to
put Graham on the spot when
he made a pre-game comment
that Grahanfs squad was the
best he had seen in 10 years.
1t turned out Brown was cor
rect. At least, Graham's in
spired, hard-playing collegians
ran up the highest All-Star
point total in history. The rec
ord had been held by the 1855
All-Stars, who defeated the
Cleveland Browns, 1927.
Conrad, who never had tried
a field goal with the Texa:
Aggies, is headed for the Chi
cago Cardinals. Michaels, one
of the standout defensive play
ers against the stunned Lions
is ticketed for the Los Angeles
Rams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
BY ROBERT B. PHILLIPS
Special Writer for The star

HOT SPRINGS. Va. Aug. l6
Late form and a steady hand
won the conformation hunter
championship Of the Bath
County Horse Show for Mrs.
A. c. Randolph's Black Atom
as the three-day meeting came
to a close on the Homestead
show grounds today.
Ridden by Gene Pillion,
Black Atom captured the i'm
portant $500 hunter stake and
the equally significant hunter
appointments classes to over
come the long lead held by
John S. Petitioners Duke Of
Paeonien. The final point
score was 10 to 16ha.
The small, well-made son Of
Black Gang also earned a Sec
ond leg on the Ellis Challenge
Trophy. which he won in 1857
in appointments competition.
Garden Of Eden Wins
Another skin-of -the-teeth
victory went to Mr.. and Mrs.
D. r. Motch's Garden of Eden
in the green conformation
hunter division. Garden Of
Eden was far in front in the
first two days here but barely
lasted by one point to hold of
the rush Of George Clarkson's
Ace Of Diamonds. winner Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
U. S. Senior Netmen
Shut Out Cunudu

LAKE PLACID, N. Y, Aug.
16 (AP). A United States
senior mems tennis team to-
day blanked Canada, 80, to
win the Gordon Cup for the
10th straight year.
Gardnar Mulloy of Coral
Gables, Fla, former American
doubles champion, led the 10
man team to victory in the
two-day tournament at the
Lake Placid Club courts. The
American team, comprised of
10 players As or over, was
selected by the United States
Tennis Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17

back: 3-High Girl. DR.. Christine
Kehne; 4-Sailors Glory, Donald
Hebb.
Lead line: Eileen Smith: .
DOUGLAS HUGS: 3-DaVid Myers: a.
Small pony modified olympic, l.
Seven -Four; Little Red: 3-Pixie,
Mrs HugE: 4-Royai Guard.
Medium pony modified olympic: l.
Jimmie, Bobbie Gardner: Pretty
Penny: 3-Nutcracker; Humidity,
= Large pony modified olympic: l.
Thumbs Up; 2-Ingajals; 3-Pin-
Junior handy hunter: 1--Jallamar,
Richard Zimmerman: 2-Htgh Girl;
3-Tiny: NORTH Lite.
Pony hunter challenge cup class:
Nutcracker: Supreme Sunnie, Maui
Junior modified olympic: Jack
Be Quick, Joe Wright; 2-High Girl:
3-Grey Saint, Martha sterback; A.
Small pony touch and out: Little
Medium pony touch and out: l.
Jimmie: Pretty Penny; 3-Bohbie
Gardner: 4-Nutcracker.
- Junior champion; High Girl. DR..
Tiny. A. S. Daley. points.
Sr1all pony champion: Little Red,
Lanny LeBrun, is points; reserve,
Seven Four, Carolyn. Clark. points
Medium pony champion: Pretty
Penny. Parnel Gore, 10 points: reserve.
Large pony champion: Moonbeam,
Pinnocchio, Donnie Zimmerman, Q
points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
High Girl Wins Title
In Show at SuitIond

Jimmie Zimmerman of Laur-
ell rode DR.. Christine Kehne's
gray mare, High Girl. to the
Junior championship yesterday
on opening day of the Goth an
nual Horse and Pony Show
ponsored by the Prince
Georges Democratic Club.
The show concludes today on
the estate of James B. Bland
in Suitland, starting at IL a m.
High Girl won the title from
A. S. Dailey's Tiny in a hack
of after both horses scored
eight points in the junior di-
vision. High Girl collected by
placing second twice and scor-
ing a third in another class.
Tiny won one class, took third
in another and fourth in still
another.
The pony who gathered the
most points at the show yes
terday was Lanny LeBrun's Lit
tie Red, who rounded up is
for the Small Pony champion
ship.
Summaries:
Small pony hunters under saddle:
Gypsy Prince John Hoeheder; .
Sugar Foot, Mrs Arlene Brooks; B.
Seven Four, Carolyn Clark: Royal
Mist, Daria Ortynsky.
Medium pony hunters under saddle:
SKY Rocket, Joan Hocheder: p
Pretty Penny, Chucky Gore; 3-Farn-
icy JINGLE, Glenn Norton; 4-Wendy,
Large pony hunters under saddle:
l-Pinnocchio, Jimmie Zimmerman:
Princes Gemini. Linda Wood; B.
Moonbeam. Bobbie Gdfdner; 4-Inga-
Jaia, Miles River Pony Farm
Junior hunter hacks: Chase Me,
Patricia Gorrell: Red Gold, Janet
Qoldberg; 3-Laurel Ridge. Myra Nor
rison; 4--Mardi Gras, Lynn Garrett
Small pony working hunters: l.
Snnnie. Bill Stubbleneld; 2-Jim
Danny LeBruu; Royal Mist
Medium pony workinq hunters: l.
ME Zimmerman; 3-Wendy: 4-Pretty
Penny
Large pony working hunters: l.
Moonbeam. Thumbs Up, Norma
Gerstenfeld; 3--Pinnocehio: 4-Prin-
Junior hunters: Tiny. A. s.
Bailey; NORTH Lite. Martha Ster-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
Manassas States
Drog Race Card

Old Dominion Speedway will
present its weekly program of
drag racing a. AZ am. today.
and Saturday night will bring
in members of the American
Three-Quarter Midget Auto
mobile Racing Association TO
share a 10-event program with
the sportsman car regulars.
The TO" midgets are linn
tied to q 60-inch wheelhase and
a 41-inch tread. smaller than
the usual midget cars. Most
are powered by Crosley and
cycle engines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
Texas Governors Brother
Sees EorIy KO for Harris

ROY made his way there and
he'll make it Monday against
that city boy from New York"
Daniel said he has brought
a Texas State flag that once
few over the Alamo.
well, sir" Daniel said. I'm
going to fly that nag over the
ring while Roy's fighting and
he'd better not disgrace it,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
zuIe Referees
Naval Rinq Show

Tony Yale. former middle
weight boxing champion. will
referee a boxing show at 8 pm
Friday at the Naval Air Station
at Patuxent River. Md.
Jimmy Lake, well-known box
ing and wrestling announcer
from Washington, will emcee
the show, which will include
a judo exhibition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
Play toOpen
In Leech Cup
AtArmy Navy

The 1858 Leech Cup tenni,
matches for the interservics
team championship win begir
at Q am. Tuesday on the Army
Navy Country Club courts.
Army. winner Of the trophy
the last two years is favored
to repeat. Specialist az
William Quillian. holder of the
interservice singles champion.
ship, heads a strong six-mar
team that includes Pvt. Pablo
Eisenberg. former Princeton
star.
Army now has six victories In
the competition. which wa;
started in 1924 when A. Y
Leeeh. jr., Of Washington put
up the trophy for team play
among the services.
Navy leads in the total num-
Der Of matches won with 10
The Air Force has Two wins
and the Marine Corps, which
first entered the competition in
1855. has yet to score.
Six players are entered by
each team, with four singles
and three doubles being played
in the dual matches. Winners
Of the opening days play meet
for the title the next day.
The draw for the team con-
tests will be held at 2 pm. Mon
day at Army Navy.
The Leech Cup matches will
be followed by open division
singles play for the Riseley
Bowl, emblematic Of single:
championship, T h urs d a y
through Saturday. The bow
was presented by A. H. Riseley
chairman of the executive CON-
mittee of the All England Lawn
Tennis Club Wimbledon. =
l945.
Bill Talbert. former Davis
Cup star and captain. will
speak at the awards dinner
honoring competitors in the
Leech Cup. The dinner will be
held at 7 pm. Thursday al
Army Navy.
Rear Admiral j. r. Lee, dep
uty chief Of naval personnel
will award the Leech Cup to
the winning team at the dinner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
Lancaster Girl Posts
I'd Tourney No-Hitter

while Janey Lunceford of Ar
cade allowed IL hits.
Philadelphia defeated Gar
WINS, SO, behind the three-hit
pitching of Dorothy Kellagher.
Philadelphia and Lancaster
each have two wins and no
losses in the playoffs. Earlier
Philadelphia beat Richmond,
20. behind Eckie Kenkelen's
two-hit pitching.
Arcade bounced back to elm
mate Richmond, 3D., later in
the day. The District champi-
|ons scored five runs in the fifth
inning on two hits, three walks
and two errors. D. j. Latin and
Marjorie Longley each hit two
run singles in the.splurge.
Baltimore eliminated Della
ware, 81, and than was ousted
by Reading, 7-5.
Arcade meets Reading in to-
days opener at 1890 pm. The
tournaments C h a m p ! onship
game is set for 6 pm, with an
other game at $50 if necessary.
Yesterdays results:
Riding 600 600 600 600 900 Oe--2 IL 2
Arcade 900 900 900 600 900 OO---0 Z 3
Whitman and Denglee; Lunceford
and hawaiian.
Richmond - 600 600 90 2 /
Philadelphia --- 600 200 x-2 5
Smith and ROssrG Ksnkelsn anc
Baltimore 900 200 O-5 8 /
Delaware 100 900 OIL 2 Z
Qirken and curley; Biddle. Bland al
and Bland, Lang "a.
Richmond 200 600 % z 4
Wormersley, Langley (3) and laval.
jan; Smith, Palmer t6) and Rogers
F F.as,Ss ----SS S SS zee zee IA g
seigfried and Grebinser; KeTnes
Whitman 90 and Dengler.
Garvin's 100 900 90 8 Z
Keith. Boswell 1sy s. ana az Peterson; ksi.
lagher and Thumbler.
GarVin's 1893 600 900 90 3 ]
Arcade 220 Dol KS z 8
Boswell and Peterson: Lunceford ano
hawaiian.
Reading 3l2 OlO o. 8 2
Baltimore -----2l0 900 2--5 10 :
Whitman and Denglee; Girkin anc
Curley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
High School Football
Picks Up Momentum

the D. c. Public High School
Coaches Association. that his
members win return to their
teams.
Missing from the football
scene this year will be two
schools Armstrong Of the In
terhigh League has been shut
down, leaving only six teams in
the East Division. Carver of
Rockville has given up football
after 10 years in the sport. be-
cause Of small enrolment and
scheduling difiiculties.
New Virginia Schools
That leaves eight football
teams in Montgomery County
and all but Sherwood and Cal
thersburg are now members Of
the Bi-County League. Walter
johnson. Northwood and Rich
ard Montgomery are new affili-
ates, joining Bethesda Chevy
Chase. Montgomery Blair and
Wheaton from Montgomery.
oxon Hill, a new Prince
Georges member last school
year in basketball and baseball
viii play its first Bi-County
football schedule. The league
now comprises IL teams and
each is required to play at least
seven league games to be elig-
ible for the football champion
ship.
Two new schools in Northern
Virginia swell the list of foot
ball participants on that side
Of the Potomac. Brand-new Lee
High School in the Springfield
Franconia area will play a COM
bination varsity and junior
varsity schedule. Bishop O'Con-
nell in Arlington. now one year
old, also will start football
gradually.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
BY DICK TIERNEY
star stan Writer

Dolores Siegfried pitched her
second straight no-hitter to
lead Lancaster, Pa, to a 80 VIC
tory over Reading, Pa, in the
American Central Atlantic re-
gional softball tournament for
women yesterday at the Guy
Mason Recreation Center.
Miss Seigfried, a highlander
who stands 5 feet even, walked
two and struck out four to fol-
low up her 10 triumph over
Baltimore in perfect game yes
terday on the tournament field
at Wisconsin avenue and CAL
vert street NV.
Arcade, Gavin's Bow
Lancaster moves into the
winners bracket semifinals and
will play Philadelphia at 2
o'clock this afternoon. Miss
Siegfried, who now has nine
no-hitters, is slated to pitch
again.
Arcade Pontiac eliminated
Garvin's Grill, SO, as Janet
Llnceford pitched a three
hitter for the victory. Both
teams, representing Washing
ton, had suffered earlier losses
and dropped into the losers
bracket.
Reading defeated Arcade, the
District champion, 20, in a
Trimming game that set a new
tournament record for dura-
ton. The old record was set in
1854 when Washington's Co.
luInbians defeated Baltimore,
5-1, in 13 innings at Richmond,
Two Teams Unbeaten
Readings winning run came
on an error and Elsie Weise's
double. Elsie also came home
on an error. Pat Whitman
scattered six hits for the win,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
BY DICK SLAY
star stan Writer

High school football gains
momentum this week as Mont
gomery County teams follow
Prince Georges schools into
preseason practice.
Eight Montgomery County
squads will report to their
coaches Tuesday. Several pri-
vate and parochial schools also
viii open workouts this week.
Public high school teams in
the District and nearby Vir-
ginia will begin practice ses-
sions a week from tomorrow.
The controversy over pay for
coaches has blown over in
both the District and Prince
Georges, and Montgomery
County coaches also are back
on the job in force. Unlike
their contemporaries in Prince
Georges and the District,
Montgomery coaches did not
threaten TO quit their teams
in their recent request for
extra pay. ,
Remain With Teams
Prince Georges County
coaches called out their squads
for opening workouts Friday,
except at Bladensburg and
Laurel High Schools, where
practice starts tomorrow. These
coaches reconsidered their orr
ginal stand of "no-extra-pay-
no-work" last spring and de-
cided to remain with their
teams come fall practice.
The District coaches met
with more success but still are
without extra money. The
Board of Education has APP
proved the extra-pay plan and
the District Commissioners
have approved it. but Congress
has not passed the necessary
legislation and may not in
time for this school year.
However, with the recent
stamp of approval by the Com
misSioners came assurance from
John Jankowski, president of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
Three Get Doubles
In Fort Myer Swims

Robert Perkins. jr., Brooks
Amy and Pat Kearns won two
events in the annual Fort Myer
Officers Club junior swimming
meet yesterday at the club pool
on the North Post.
Perkins won the 50-yard
backstroke and the 50-yard
freestyle for boys aged 10 and
IL. Miss Amy took the 25-yard
backstroke and freestyle races
for girls Z to 9. And Kearns won
the 7-to-9 boys 25-yard breast
stroke and 25-yard backstroke.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
RANDOLPH HORSE RALLIES
Black Atom Takes
Bath Show Crown

$500 green conformation hunter
stakes.
Saxon Wood Farms Naute
Mia also clinched q major
championship by consecutive
victories in the $500 working
hunter stake and the working
hunter appointment event. Rid
den by the veteran Gordon
Wright. Naute Mia held q s.
point margin over Shawnee
Farms Shippers Fate.
Sure Thing Takes Cup
Foremost among the pony
trophies this morning was the
Mary Drury Memorial Chal-
lenge Trophy, won by Helen
Calvert Of Warrenton on Sure
Thing.
While the fair share Of the
championship honors remained
with Virginia stables, the out
|of-State winners included
Clarkson Of st. Louis, Saxon
Wood Farm Of Tryon, N. c.,
and Robert Egan Of Birming-
ham, Mich.
The only stable winning 3
double championship was that
Of Notch, who also took the
breeding hopors with his q
year-old The Dynasty.
Mary Keosh prury Memorial chal.
c ssnEs tIrSpny s Rss Ihins Heller !
Kenneth Taylor; sZs sSGi Pea EnS Noun Mrs
tain Glen Farm; 4-Robii Hood, vii.
lard p. Smith ir.
Small ponies under saddle: l-storu
Peak; Johnny Cake, Waverly Farm
Smokey Joe, Elise and Billy Boyee
4-Fancv. Frankie Owens.
LARGE ponies under saddle: l-surt
battsrton swFoxssi ns Mr. cV sna sMh MAS r
e Boyee; 4-snow Dancer, Kathleen
Watson.
Small ponies over jumps, I-Storn
Peak; Johnny Cake: Snow Waltz
Fox Hollow Stable; 4-Robin Hood.
Large ponies over jumps. Sur,
Ih1ng; 2-Snowman, Ann and Bill,
Doyle: 3--over She Goes; 4--Foxy.
Small pony worrying hunters: l.
Stprm Feak; snow Waltz; B.
Johnny Cake; 4-smokev Joe.
Large pony working hunters: Gin
over She Goes; 3-Snowman; 4-Shov
Dancer, Kathleen Watson.
Junior hunter stake: 1-Ginger
Mrs. John Weaver; Sand Piper
Heidi Schmid; 3 - Another Battle
Louise Cocker; 4--Marianna, sara Maj
Junior champion, Mariana: re
serge. Son Imp, Waverly, Farm.
srs; ENTRY, !. s. Compton: 2-CloVei
Hill, J. Arthur Reynolds; 3-Entry,
e. Compton; ENTRY, Sweet Brial
Racing type, under 8 years old: l.
Entry, I. S; Compton; ENTRY. /.
Compton; 3-5Johnny Blue. Mr. ant
Sweet Briar.
Virginia Thoroughbred Association
high score award. for 2.year-olds: l.
The Dynasty, Mr.. and Mrs. D. r
Notch; Family Robe, WayerI
Farms: 3-High Noon, Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Busk: 4-Mothers Pascal, L
Breeding champion. The Dynasty
reserve, Family Robe.
Open jumper champion--Rainbow
Wally Holly. Reserve. Mr.. New Hope
New Hope Farms
Small point champion--Storm Peak
Mountain Glen Farm, Reserve, Owe
She Goes, Barbara Batterton.
| Green working hunter champion
Blue Monday, Robert Egan. Reserve
Caliente, Sunset Hills Farms,
Green conformation champion
Garden Of Eden, Mr.. and Mrs. D. f
Notch Reserve, Ace Of Diamonds
George Clarkson
Worktng hunter ehampion-Naut
Mia, saxon Woods Farm, Reserve
SHIPPERS Fate, Shawnee Farms.
Conformation hunter champion
Black Atom, Mrs. A. G.. Randolph. Re
serve, Duke Of Paeonien, John 8. Pet
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