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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-23
LEGAL NOTICE

Gordon J. Zethmayr, residing
at r. D., Cordele, Georgia; Ro-
bert G.. Benton, residing at 160-
B, Broad St., Charleston, Sc;
Ella LaDow Babcock, residing
at 9 South St. Eustis, Florida;
Marie LaDow Morris, residing
at $3.50 Rheem Ave, Richmond
California; and the unknown
heirs, next of kin, deviSees, lega-
tees, administrators, executors,
assigns and creditors of SylveS-
tor LaDow, Earl LaDow, Cora
Hodges, Amy (Amie) zethmayr,
Oils LaDow, George Henry Hod-
ges, willard Zethmayr, Hugh
LaDow, Mona Hodges Benton
and Lewis Fuller, William Full
Ter, Arthur Fuller and Rose Full
ler James, will take notice that
on the goth day of January, 1858,
Ruth Alma EngerS filed her pc
tition in the Common Pleas
Court, Geauga County, Ohio, in
Case No. 1908 against the above
named parties and others, alleg-
ing that you have or may claim
some interest in the real estate
hereafter described, and pray
ing that you may be compelled
to prove your interest, if any,
and if not, that your interest
may be adjudged null and void
and title may be quieted against
you and to the following deScrib-
ed real estate, to wit:
Situated in the Township of
Newbury, County of Geauga
and State of Ohio: and being
part of Lots Nos. 2 and 3 of
Tract No. /, within the said
Township, and described as
follows:
Beginning at an iron pin at
tn e intersection of the
center line of North Wood
land Road, so called, with
the center line of Fuller
town Road, so called:
Thence North 20 degrees 48'
West, along the said Fuller
town Road center line dis
tance of 485.25 feet to the
southeasterly corner Of lands
conveyed by John Wargay,
May 27, 1881, to Gabor
Bagley, ct al, by deed re-
corded at Vol. 1877, Page 522
of Geauga County Records
of Deeds;
Thence South II degrees 48'
West, and thru an iron pipe
25.5 feet therefrom, a.
long the southerly line of the
said Bagley lands, a total
distance of 1925 feet to an
iron pipe;
Thence South % degrees AZ
East, a distance of 1888 feet
to an iron pipe;
Thence South IA degrees 38'
E "a t, a distance of 1888
feet to an iron pipe;
Thence South IA degrees 38'
E a st, a distance of 1900
feet to the said North Wood
land Road center line, and
thru an iron pipe 26.4 feet
Thence South IS degrees ST.
80" East, along the said road
center line, a distance of
1917 feet to the place of be-
ginning, and containing 1.33
acres, according to the sur
vey of F. r. Zethmayr,
May, 1887. Being a parcel
from the eaSterly end of
lands (but westerly of the
said F1lllertown Road, CEN
ter line) conveyed by Flo
renee Thwing ct al. by Sher- |
iff Jan. 9th. 1887, and Ella
M. Fuller, ct al. May 27th,
1887, to Carolyn T. Powers,
by deeds recorded at Vol.
1919 Page 6, and Vol. 200,
Page 156, respectively of
Geauga County Records of
Deeds.
Said parties are required to
on or before the 18th
day of March 1858.
Newton B. Chapman
Attorney for Ruth Alma I
TN
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-23

ty (ies) are required to answer
on or before March 1St, 1858.
Irene A. Marks,
Treasurer of Geauga
County,
By: James w. DinSmore,
Prosecuting Attorney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-22

fare so far are Josh Loganberry
pie, Lee Stasbergers, Orson
Bean soup and Eddie de Foy
Gras with Sam Levend bread
Also Brando Alexanders anc
Mary Martins, both to be
served in Bea Lille cups.
The Tune Rockers Green Mos
QUITO" a U-A disc for people
Who are blind to music, /!
almost up to the 100000 marx
in sales with practically nj
promotion. 1t figures to buzz tt
| the top of the lists. Marty
Matz enjoyed his Catskills vaca-
ton but was routed from Sleer
one morning by the voice of the
dance instructress who, motto
ing smoke coming from undel
a door. pranced down the cor
ridor yelling, Fire, fire, cha
cha-cha."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-22
3 Policemen Honored
For Bandit Seizure

1t. Hite punctured one Of the
tires with a pistol shot.
Near the intersection Of Hol-
brook street and Mount Olivet
rdd NE, the bandits were
forced to halt because of the
fat tire. The police officers
moved in and arrested the two
men, later identified as John P.
Buckler, 80. and Donald E. Car
ter, both of no fixed address.
Weapons Seized
The officers recovered two
fully loaded pistols from the
two men. Their hostage. Eu-
gene j. Coughlin, So. of 331 K
street NE, was unhurt.
They also found on Buckler
a wallet belonging to Mr.. Wolf,
which had been taken from
him in a 1857 holdup. When
making the original report. Mr..
Wolf had told the officers he
recognized one of the men as
the same one who had held him
up previously.
1t. Hite was appointed to
the police force on December
u, 1923. He lives at 1889 Thir-
| Eighth street Sc. and holds
seven concentrations.
| Detective Wildman. on the
force for l3 years. holds six
concentrations. He lives at
1902 Taylor street, Landover
Hills, Md. Pvt. Klinger has
been a police officer for three
years. He holds one commenda-
ton and lives at 24-H Ridge
road, Greenbelt, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-22

HOLLYWOOD (NANA) -
James Garner is rebelling and
wants a raise on his current
S600-a-week salary. my agent
and ! are waiting for Jack
Warner to feel better before
we ask for more money--or /"
The "or" means that James
win walk out on his highly sue
cessful Maverick" series. in
the first year of Aiming, my
stand-in made more money
than I did" James told me,
What / want the most is the
right to make one outside pic
ture q year. oh, the offers that
have been turned down! But,
as / told my wife when she said
1 ought to get more money
Honey, I'll get 1t all in five
years when my contract is over
I'll charge them double for
every picture.
Actress Jean Seberg discuss
ing her husband, a French
lawyer: I'VE met like anyone
else. on water skis" Tyrone
Power refuses to be alone with
lady reporters he does moi
know. He's had some embar-
RAISING experiences. Petite
Pier Angel joins John Mills ir
THE Mouse Trap" for John
and Jimmy Woolf productions
Piers marriage with Vic Da-
none seems to be in a perma-
nent state of of.
4 4
Howard Keel, who appeared
with Bob Hope in the TV spec
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-22

her." said the pretty Irish sing !
er turned actress.
Gene Tierney, at Warmers
last week. was visiting Mervln
lie Roy on the set Of 1.-THE
F.BI. Story" Mervyn has q
new contract with goth Gen.
tury-Fox. and Gene owes the
studio one picture. I hope they
get together. Gene, recovered
from her recent illness, is rarin'
TO work again.
Story behind the signing Of
handsome ex-footballer Rom
ME Knox to star in Battle
Flame" Several years ago,
Ronnie, ON summer vacation
from UCLA, worked as an APP
prentice for producer Les San
son who told him. Come back
after college and I'll make a
star of you" He came back,
and prestol
~
I remember when Cornell
Wilde was determined to star
as poet Lord Byron on the
screen He didn't. Now Dan
OKerIiny wants to play the
romantic poet at the new Ard
more Studios in Ireland.
June LOckhart will have four
months of from her "Lassie"
series beginning in January,
and is looking for a good pic
ture to make during that time.
III long for those wide-open
theater screens" she told me.
June had been set to be Rich
ard BOOne's romantic interest
lin Have Gun-Will Travel"
appearing in every fourth cpl
sode. but the Have Gun" pro-
duoers dropped the idea when
June signed for "Lassie."
Ann Sothern, whose new yid-
go series hits the airways Octo-
Der 6, says if she had it to do
all over again. she wouldn't be-
come a coincidence. Making
people laugh" says Annie, lis
mo laughing matter"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-22
HOLLY WOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
Maverick Wants q Raise

tacular Roberta" is the first
star to sign up for Bob's
q sunas lllket to Formosa
to entertain GIs. George
Sanders, so-called woman hater
and how about his engage
ment TO Mrs. Ronald COlman!
gets seven beauties to make
love to in his TV show in Lon
don, Women in Love" Or
maybe they make love to him
II think he'd like that better
Bob Evans is meeting Roma
Jaffe in New York to discuss
his movie role in her BEST Of
Everything" novel.
Frank Sinatra's three-pic-
ture deal at Metro pays him
81 million with a percentage
Which is why they more or less
had to play it Frankie Boy:
way when he decided he'd rath-
err shoot Some Came Running
at the studio than in Madison
Ind. Incidentally, I'm told that
Frankie's new home in Beverly
Hills nicked him for 100000
Well, he can afford it.
X 4
Erin O'Brien plays the real
name role of Dorothy Dan.
bridge in John Paul Jones.
She was the Seaman's first love
But with a real-life Dorothy
cambridge around, her las
name in the movie is now Dan
ders. Bette Davis, who play
Catherine the Great in thu
film. stayed at same hotel witt
Erin. But I didn't get to NEE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-22
MIDTOWN NEW YORK
Autumn in New York
BY DOUGLAS WATT

ficial. Julie Newman, now
a platinum blonde, prefers Eliot
Smithe, envelope machine
magnate.
~ II X
The theater chain that
MurchisOn and Hunt are dick
ering for is not a string of
movie houses worth 200 million,
as reported in an afternoon
daily, but the Shubert empire,
worth more like 20 million.
Looking forward to a banner
fall, the Albert French's Joe
BrOdy has hired two extra
walters, an extra busboy and
three more press agents.
Audio fidelity president Sid
Frey is of to London to or
ganize an 80-piece orchestra
from top men IN the Royal
Philharmonic and London Phil
harmonic, and to record a Sc
ries of symphonic performances
under the batons of Alfred
Wallenstein and Arthur Vino
grad. Overheard at that
same beat-up Village bar: "All
/ want to know. man. is how
do you get out of this world
alive?" :. Both Ernest Hem
ingway and his wife play extras
in The Old Man and the Sea. y
y 4 4 +
The Playful Restaurant
which will cater to the theatel
trade when it open next month
in the Manhattan Hotel, viii
specialize in favorite dishes Of
Broadway celebrities and BAG
puns. Suggested for the bill o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-22

NEW YOR K - Arth u 7
Schwartz, composer of many Of
our loveliest standards ('Danc-
ing in the Dark" Il See Your
Face Before Me-" "Alone To-
gether" and many more)
signed to appear on the Perry
Como show with some of his
gems. His own favorite, partly
because of the beauty Of the
Howard Dietz lyric, is IF There
Is Someone Lovelier Than
YOU" I. incidentally Autumn
in New York" one of the few
songs for which composer Ver-
non Duke supplied his own
lyric, was completely ignored
for almost 10 years after it was
introduced in Eddie DOwling's
1885 revue. Thumbs Up"
TV producer director Herb
Kenwith is back from Holly
wood and his first. film assign
ment. Senior Prom" and hard
at work on the upcoming
Broadway revue. Nothing Per-
sonal." Sophia LOren's lat
est whim is to play a femme
Friday in a comedy version Of
Robinson crusoe' for the
screen,
June Havoc, yariouSly re-
ported signed. not signed. and
about to sign for the Judy Hol-
Iiday role in this falls touring
company of "Bells Are Ring
ing" did sign on Thursday. She
held out until a clause was in
cluded in her contract permit
ting her to peddle copies of hel
autobiography. Early Havoc,
in theatre. Hobbies across the
country. :. This happens ev.
cry September: Those who
have seen the new Miss Amer.
lea say she's much prettier il
person than in her photo
graphs. The Hotel Edison!
Joe Van figures Monty Sickle,
can't last long as star of thu
Notre Dame team; his name''
too easy to spell. Actress
Diana Van Der Wis and play
wright william ("The Desl
Set") Marchant have thu
Downey's crowd wondering i
they're about to make 1t Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-22
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. ~ AIS
MONDAY, sEPTEMBER 90 1888

planned, someone grabbed the
wrong tape and put 1t in the
machine. This is our first mix
up with tape"
During the interview which
never reached the television
screen, the 7l-year-old Sto-
kowski referred TO the American
premiere OF the late Ralph
Vaughn Williams Ninth Syns
phony, which he will conduct
Thursday.
Mr.. Stokowski said he was
trying to reach Mr., Paley to.
arrange for the telecast Of the
interview early this week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-22

Of the future Of American COM
posers.
Viewers who tuned in expect
ing the conductor were sur
prised when they saw instead
a re-run Of a September IA
show. devoted to the ballet.
Among the bewildered was
Mr.. Stokowski himself. He had
recorded the interview on video
tape Friday and then invited
some friends to watch the pro-
gram at his Fifth Avenue
apartment.
! A station spokesman later ex-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-22
Stokowski
Victim of TV
Tupe Mixup

NEW YORK, Sept. % (AP)
Conductor Leopold Stokowski
says he plans TO get in touch
with his friend. William Paley,
board chairman of CHS, about
a mistake on WCBS-TV's Eye
on New York. --
Mr.. Stokowski was scheduled
to appear on the program yes
terday in a tapped discussion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-22

A ninth precinct lieutenant,
detective and private we're hon.
ored today for their heroic cap
ture of two armed men holding
a hostage in their car on July
%.
Named Policemen of the
Month" for July were 1t. John
o. Hite. So, Detective John d
Wildman, "a, and Pvt. Joseph
G, Klinger. 26. They were Sc
lected for their admirable
presence Of mind and quick
thinking" in the July % Incl
dent.
Capt. Lewis B. Peters Of the
ninth precinct made the nom-
nations for the award. He tolo
the Award of Merit Committee
the following story:
At about 6 am, July %
Lawrence w. Wolf, AZ, of 1907
Forest Glen road, Silver Spring
Md, rushed into the ninth pre-
cinct station to report that two
men had stolen his car anc
taken his friend as a hostage
until he got some money anc
brought it to a given place.
/ Kept Rendezvous
ut was such a fantastic
/ story" the captain declared
that 1t. Hite Tin charge of tho
precinct at the time) decided
! to follow it up himself" HI
called the precincts detective
cruiser. manned by Detective
Whdman and Pvt. Klinger, anC
lin company with Mr.. Wolf the!
set out for the appointed meet
ing place near Twenty-Eightf
street and Bladensburg roaC
me.
I When they approached thu
Iarea, the holdup men spotted
the cruiser and started of il
Mr.. VOLTS car, but not before
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-23
Wisooker Takes
Drag Race Crown
AtOId Dominion

Lou Wisooker Of Hyattsville
added the Northern Virginia
drag racing championship to
his victory collection yesterday,
winning the top eliminator tro-
ply at Old Dominion Speedway
for the second time this year
in his 1857 Chevrolet.
Class winners:
Glass AG--Jim overton. Hillside,
Nd, 1858 Chevrolet. time 1878. clos
ing speed. "a miles per hour
Glass BG--Louis Wisooker. Hyatts
vile 1857 Chevrolet 1883, no mp h.
Class. CG--Mike Deep. washington.
Class DG@Donsid Thor ne Alexan.
dria, 1850 oldsmoblle, 1875. 81 m.ph.
1854 Ford, Is SO. "a mph.
Class sG-V clagEett. Rockville
i't CAS- Pl'P B%sP SPORTS sg caTsIDw.t.r
Fritz. Washington, Triumph, 1915. So
Glass ASP sports cars,-Dick Ac-
ton. Alexandria. 1883 Corvette. 1919
class BsP tsoorts cars,-Donald
rs m.p.h
Class ssA-Ken cootus. MartinsburE
W. Va. 1857 Ford, 1873, 40 m.ph
Class SS--Bob Beetle. Jensen. Md
1857 Chevrolet, 1888 pc m.ph.
Glass ASA-Clarence Gibson, Cookies.
vile, Nd, 1857 Pontiac, 17.41, SO
m.p.h.
1857 Chevrolet, 1890, So m.p.h,
Glass BSA--Ralph Woods. River.
dale, 1855 Pontiac, l7,43, so mp.h.
Glass BS-John Hammond. chillum
Nd, 1857 Chevrolet, l4.34, 81 mp n
! Glass CSA-Ralph Craddock Alex
| andria, 1885 Chevrolet, 1879, ~ m D n
Class C5--Jack Bibbs, Jessup, Nd
| 1875, SO mp.h
Class DS-Jim Lemon Brentwood
Nd, 1888. "A m.ph-
Class Is - Lawrence Nash, Fall,
\ Church. 1854 Ford. 1888, SO mr. n
} Spectator---Jim Jackson. Aide, Va
I 1858 Chevrolet, IS m.ph.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-23
GonzuIez Stuys
Unbeuten in Pro
Tennis Tourney

FOREST HILLS. N. Y. June
% (AP) - Pancho Gonzales,
tired but still unbeaten in the
Tournament Of Champions pro-
fessional tennis event here. to-
night faces Frank Sedgman of
Australia. Tomorrow night he
plays Lew Hoad. also Of Aus
tralia. in what could be the
climactic match Of the tourna-
ment.
The 30-year-old Californian
wilted in the intense heat yes
terday but pulled out a 1917,
ST. GA victory over Australians
Ken Rosewall in q 2la-hour
struggle.
Gonzales, therefore. holds the
only undefeated record in the
round-robin tourney. having
won four straight matches.
Rosewall is AL and Hoad 81,
Sedgman, however. has won his
last two meetings with Pancho
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-23
Ferraris Win
0n2Fronts

Ferrari automobiles swept
both Of Europe's most famou:
races yesterday. the 24-houl
classic at LeMans. France. and
a watered-down Mile Miglia Of
l 900 miles in Italy.
Phil Hill OF Santa Monics
Calf, became the first AmeIi-
can to share victory at LeMans
when he and Belgium's Olivier
Gendebien scored at a 1861
miles-per-hour average in the
foulest weather in the history
Of the 24-hour race.
Luigi Taramazzo and Giu-
seppe Gerini won the Mile
Miglia in a Ferrari touring
model at an average Of only
30.3 miles per hour. After
three decades the race had been
slowed to little more than a
rally because Of its reputation
as q killer"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-23

gan explained. He did admit
Fox Is a mighty handy guy 10
have around.
In selecting cerv and TRAN
dos. Bragan said he assumed
Williams and BerTa also would
be on the team.
His other selections are /:
Dick 0ernert OF Boston at first
base: Tony Kubek Of New York
at shortstop: Boston's Frank
Malzone at third. and AL Kaline
Of Detroit in right field.
Under new rules this year,
managers. players and coaches
vote for eight players from the
other seven teams. In past
years. fans had voted for the
top eight players. The rest Of
the team Is selected by the
managers. The game will be
played in Baltimore July 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-23
PacesFeafure
0-RaceCardai
Laurel Tonight
BY DICK O'BRIEN
star stan Writer

Laurel Raceway begins It's
final week OF harness racing
tonight with two class b PAGES
featured on a nine-race pro-
gram. TO be followed later In
the week by three stakes.
With the meetings leading
driver. Jack Wilcutts. handling
the reins. Princess Adios Is the
early 5-to-2 choice in the FIRST
pace feature. the seventh race.
Missey NJ. TO be driven by Tom
Crank. is favored In the eighth
race. the co-feature. Wilcutts.
who drove three winners SAT-
urday night leads the Laurel
drivers with IL victories In a
starts.
Tomorrow night Laurel
presents the 5000 Lord CAL
vert. a pace for 2-year-olds.
The last OF the Reading Fair
Futurities is scheduled Wednes-
day night. which brings out q
field Of top 3-year-old trotters.
The Friday program offers the
Laurel Cup for 3-year-old
PAGERS. Saturdays card is
without a stakes event and
closes out the meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-23
PICKS Gerry. KUENN. TRIANDos
Broeun Omits Ted, Yogi
Mantle From Star BuIIot

CLEVELAND. June % R.--
Cleveland Manager Bobby Bra
gan has filled out his ballot
for the All-star Game and left
OF such players as Ted VIII
liams. Mickey Mantle and Yogi
Berra.
He picked Bob cerv Of Kan
sas City over williams In left
field. Harvey Kuenn over Man
tie In center field. and Gus
Triandos over Berra In the
catching department.
Bragan also chose New
York's Gil McDougald at Sec
ond base. passing up another
All-Star perennial, Nellie Fox
Of the White Sox.
II know many Of our players
think McDougald Is the key
player for the Yankees" Bra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-23
Bemon Among Top Stors
As College Golf Play Opens

2. in last years NCAA finals.
wettlaufer was eliminated in
the quarter-finals Of the 1857
National Amateur champion
ship. He won the Tam o.
Shanter amateur world title in
August. 1856.
Southern Methodist's Jerry
Pittman, second amateur in the
recent National Open. Big Ten
TitliSt John Konsek from Pur-
due, Tommy Aaron Of Florida,
Maryland's Deane Beman and
Penn States Bill Davidson are
top contenders.
The East defeated the West,
Slash, yesterday for its eighth
victory in the annual prelim-
mary to the championships de-
spite an S-under-par round OF
So by Don MasSengale Of Texas
Christian and Al Burtleson Of
Stanford.
Jerry McFerren of Maryland
won the driving contest with
an average Of 259 yards Of three
drives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-23
Parks Net Tourney
Delayed by Weather

The District Of Columbia
Public Parks tennis tourna-
ment scheduled this week at
the East Potomac Park courts
has been postponed indefi-
nitely.
Wet courts, which delayed
the opening Of play over the
week end and today, forced the
cancellation. II a date is avail
able later in the season, the
event will be held.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-23

WILLIAMSBURG. Mass,
June % (P.-Ward Wettlaufer,
1857 finalist. heads a field Of
800 players into a long qualify
ing program starting today in
the National Collegiate golf
championships.
BY Wednesday night the
number will be trimmed to 81
for the start Of match play on
the narrow, 6,630-yard. par II
Taconic Course at Williams
College.
In the intervening three days
each player will play two rounds
Of IS holes from which the
team championship will be de-
termined. The school with the
lowest total score for four en-
tries wins.
The University of Houston is
the two-time defender, but
Southern California is favored
wettlaufer. Hamilton College
captain from Buffalo, N. Y.
lost to Rex Baxter. now de-
parted from college rankA 4 ano
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-23
HiekeySets Mark
But Jucono Wins
Aouusco Award

Larry Hickey Of Bethesda set
a new elapsed time record Of
$40 seconds for the quarter
mile at Aquasco Speedway yes
terday, finishing at 1884 miles
per hour in his Chrysler drag
ster car. But Hickey's car later
developed engine trouble and
Joe Jacono of Chester. Pc. won
the top eliminator trophy In
the days drag racing.
Class Bo-Slim Reiser, Philadelphia;
1885 chevy-chevy. 1872 secs, 1898
Class cG-Bob Bernardon. Hillside,
95.7 mp.h.
Class Do-Elton PadEett. Hillside.
Nd 1888 chevy-chevy, 1872 secs, 9Os
Class pG-Bill Andrews, 1854 Mere
ury. ia secs, Sl.4 m.ph.
Class AA-Jim Hertey, Baltimore.
1892 Ford -olds, 49, secs. 1909 m phi.
vineland NJ. 1882 Ford-chevy. Isl
Glass cA-Pork zaitman, Hanover,
Pa, 1888 Ford-chevy, 1873 secs, 97.9
Class Acc-Joe Jaeono, Chester, Pa,
1882 Ford-cadillac. I2.3 secs. 1888
Class AMIR - Hartford Auto Club,
Aberdeen, Nd Desoto. 1877 secs,
class Array Dallaso. vineland. NJ,
1880 Ford-Merc., 1915 secs, 107 A
Glass Boo-Jimmy Fox. Philadel-
phia; olds-Drasster, 12.2 secs, 1888
Class Ap-Lsrry Hickey. Bethesda,
chrysler Dragster. $40 secs, 1884
Glass xA-c. C. Pidkins. rOlson.
Glass xD-Al Pelsinsky. Baltimore,
Nd. 1858 TR-3. III secs, SO.3 mph.
Glass SSA-Rodger Westberg. Penns-
gen, Pa. 1888 Plymouth, 15.s secs.
Glass ss-Harold Ramsey. whining
ton Del 1857 Chevrolet, 1871 secs,
Class AsA-Rich Horton. suitland.
1857 Ford, 1875 secs, 1913 mp.h.
trs Class tAsMroTmy Buckley; Prince
secs. s6.5 m.p.h.
Glass BsA-Don Deless. Upper Dor
sey:, Pa, 1887 Chevrolet, 16S secs.
81 m.ph.
Class Bs-Bernie Palacky. Baltimore,
1887 Chevrolet. 49, secs, $40 m. p h.
1885 Olds 1873 secs. 1871 m.p.h
Glass CS-Tom Selma. 1853 Chew
rolet, Chester Pa, 1873 secs, S1s
m.D.h.
Class Ds Tom Lynn. Hillcrest
Heights. Nd, 1888 Cadillac, 17.6
secs. TO m.ph.
Class ES-Ciyde Hall. Baltimore.
1852 Olds Us secs, 721 mp.h.
Class FS-Tom BAREBACK. Baltimore,
1883 Ford, 1871 secs, 70.7 m.p.h