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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16
Sprinoerle Cookies

mrs. ID. u. r., AteIdndrtd
To Mrs. r. C. H.. Arlington
To make, use anise seeds.
4h cups sifted -four. l tea
spoon baking powder. 4 eggs.
I pound powdered sugar and
l teaspoon lemon fiavorine.
These are 70 be made about
three weeks ahead OF time.
Grease cookie sheet. sprinkle
with anise seeds. Sift -four
and baking powder. Beat
eggs until light. Add the
sugar and beat well. Add
lemon fiavoring. then -four
mixture. Chill for about an
hour, or until Arm enough to
handle easily. Roll. the
dough to h-inch thickness
on lightly Toured. cloth
covered board. using a
springerle rolling pin. Be
sure to -four the rolling
pin.
Press firmly into the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16
Hose Rug Making

MISS Z. n, washington
Sometime ago information
was published In RICH about
making rugs from nylon hose.
! shall appreciate II II a
reader would again give de-
tailed instructions. particu-
larry with reference TO the
cutting Of the hose and the
braidinR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16

Miss Nancy De Lashmutt.
who Is about to leave for a
three months European tour
including the Brussels Fair.
was honored thk week at a
bon voyage luncheon at Wa
Ter Gate Inn by her sister
in-law. MRS. Bash De Lash
mutt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16
READERS CLEARING
HOUSE


mrs. M. A., washington
Any help on this problem
would be appreciated. The
finish on my kitchen linoleum
has lost It's shine. even when
freshly waxed. II IA just
printed linoleum. not the
more expensive inlaid.
I have test sampled varnish
and II dried beautifully. Then
! gave II a complete coat and
II dried. However. ! still don't
have the shine ] want. Would
II be advisable 10 recoat the
linoleum until ] get a gloss
or will I ever get resultsp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16
Rusted Tinwore

Mrs. NJ. p. Saver Spring
How do you restore tin
ware that has been so rusted
that the finish has been
eaten into" II II can't be
fixed. are the pans safe 20
use for baking cakes. etc ?
Thank YOU.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16

Conversation Pieces eoeh one! Designed by Vera
with her inntobe flair choose from, II Designs each
one foscinotneH different They have the look Of
with the versatility of bIouses wear with everything
from shorts to skirts slim pants to swim suits OF
drip-dY cotton eoch in two three color combinations
Be first with Of the most fabulous surprises
J;'fF NekwsOt Street Floor Street and all Brooeh Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16
Re: SHhouettes

Mrs. J. B.. HydttSUtlle
Where can ! have silhou-
cites cut of my three young
daughters2 Could I do this
myself? Thank you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16

dough. Remove the mold
and mark rest OF dough In
the same way. With q knife.
cut the cookies along the
border markings.
Place on a cookie sheet
and leave exposed 10 the air
overnight, Then bake until
done. Store. covered. for
three weeks before using.
They win keep for months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22
SHARPsBURG LOSES BY NOSE
One-Eyed King, I'll,
Upsets PromisedLond

LINCOLN. r. l.. April % up.
-One-Eyed King. an incon-
sistent 4-year-old, and veteran
Jockey Conn McCreary. a mas
ter Of the waiting game, proved
an unbeatable combination in
the sixth running of the
$56,700 Lincoln Special at
Lincoln Downs yesterday.
Held back in last place by
McCreary most OF the route,
One-Eyed King moved up at
the head of the stretch and
then exploded with a tremen-
dous burst of speed in the race
to the wire for a nose victory.
A 81 l7-to-l longshot, the son
OF Nasrullah got up in the
final stride to upset Sharpsburg
and Promised Land, the 4-to-5
favorite Of the crowd Of l5,90S
in the mile and a sixteenth
test for 3-year-olds and up.
The time was l:454s.
One-Eyed King. owned by the
Cain Hoy Stable which is
operated by Harry F. Guggen-
helm. captured top money of
s36,885 while winning his Sec
ond race in five starts this
year. He won only two Of Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22
AIWeiIIMoves to Coast
With Stable Of Fighters

LOS ANGELES, April % Up
Boxing Manager Al WE'LL set
up shop in California today
another indication of the trend
toward the West in major
sports.
1t wasn't as earth shaking as
the move OF the New York
Giants to San Francisco and
the Brooklyn Dodgers TO Los
Angeles. But for a man who
has been identified in boxing
in New York for almost A
years it was significant.
AL is not giving up his ONCE
in New. York, where he gained
his greatest fame as Rocky
Marciano's manager, but as for
the West he said:
Hollywood and Los Angeles
are the greatest fight cities in
the world"
A native OF Jacobs Beach on
New York's Forty-ninth street
for all these years, WE'LL said
"A book about me is being
written of my five 'dee-cades
in the boxing game and now
I hope to add another in Cali
fornia "
WE'LL was asked II he was
really leaving New York.
II was in door mat (he was
dormanD in New York. And as
/ say, this is where in boxing
the money is in. I've got some
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22
Postrono's Win Impresses
Italian Fight Promoter

LEICESTER. England, April
% (P.-Willie Pastrano of New
Orleans may go back to fight
in the land of his ancestors.
Promoter Bruno Amaduzzi
from Bologna. Italy. saw the
22-year-old Pastrano easily out
point Jamaica's Joe Bygraves
in a hereunder last night for
his third victory in a British
ring in six months.
The Italian was so impressed
ne went straight to Pastrano's
dressing room and offered
Willie. who is OF Italian descent,
o contest with Italy's Fran
cesco Cavicchi, former Euro
pean heavyweight champion.
Pastranos trainer, Angelo
Dundee. said he had told
Amaduzzi to hold off with the
offer.
Willie has to report to the
United States Naval Reserve
for a two-week cruise soon
after we get home. ! would
hate to take fight and find
we could not make it later"
Pastrano, third-ranked con-
tender for Floyd Patterson
world heavyweight title, showed
plenty Of skill in beating
Bygraves, the former British
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while was completely estranged
from the ball club and his
mother. After he returned,
Charles again displayed the
poor judgment that so often
accompanies youth; he began
to bicker with Frank Lane, then
general manager OF the Sox
nov with Cleveland Although
in large measure the White Sox
are the team they are today
because Of Frank. it was public
knowledge that he left the Sox
because Charley made Lanes
job impossible.
Il am firmly convinced that
If Frank Lane had stayed on
and not quit in disgust over
Charley, we would have had a
pennant flying over the park
today.
Finally. Charles actions
since last December of publicly
airing his fancied grievances
and in filing these various
legaD proceedings. thereby
again bringing the private af-
fairs OF the Comiskey family
before the public. shows that
he still today has not fully
grown up. Indeed. his conduct
demonstrates exactly why my
mothers will does not give
Charles control OF the club"
Mrs. Comiskey bequeathed
her estate in such a manner
that Mrs. Rigney was left with
500 more shares of stock than
Chuck, thereby giving her con-
troll Of the club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22
Terra Firmu Sold
For $4,000 at
KeeneIund Track

LEXINGTON. KY. April %
CP.-Terra Firma, stakes win
ming 3-year-old, was sold yes
terday for S35.OOO TO top the
Keeneland sale OF horses in
training.
H. E. Olson Of Chicago pur-
chased the colt from the lot
Of r. d. Prewitt. Lexington.
All told, 81 horses brought
s279,25O for an average . Of
s3.324.
Terra Firma earned S93.9l5
as a 2-year-old. with the
Hawthorne Juvenile Handicap
among his five victories. He
was second to Nadir in the
Garden State Stakes and also
second in the George Woolf
Memorial and Prairie State
Stakes.
A Kentucky Derby nominee,
Terra Frma started five times
at Hialeah last winter. his best
effort being a third in a six
furlong allowance race.
The second high price at the
sale was $4,000 paid by the
Montell Farm for Bullin, a g.
year-old by Bull Brier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22

outings In 1887. One-Eyed King
is a brother OF Guggenheim's
Bald Eagle. current favorite for
the English Derby. to be run at
EPSON Downs June 4.
SharpSburg, ridden by How
ard Grant. went to the front in
the stretch but couldn't hang
on to the lead as McCreary
piloted One-Eyed King on the
outside.
Promised Land. winner of
two straight 100000 races for
Mrs Ethel D. Jacobs. finished
third. another ga lengths back,
followed by Mrs. Wallace Gil
roy'S Oh Johnny. Promised
Lands upset ended a victory
string for Mrs. Jacobs and her
trainer-husband. HirSch. who
won the Lincoln Special with
Joe Jones in 1856 and Paper
Tiger last year.
One-Eyed King paid $500,
$3.50 and 1920. Sharpsburg
paid $3.50 and $3.50. while
Promised Land returned 1920
to show.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22
Sister Offers Comiskey
Solution of FomiIyF

CHICAGO. April % LP).-
Mrs. Dorothy Rigney, in an
apparent attempt to end the
feud involving the White SoX
official family. said yesterday
her brother. Chuck Comiskey,
could become president of the
team by withdrawing his vari-
GUS court actions.
However, Mrs. Rigney. Secre-
tary-treaSurer OF the club,
stipulated that she would seek
TO maintain control over White
Sox affairs as a check on
Chuck's actions.
While offering the presidency
to the 32-year-old ComiSkey,
who is a vice president along
with her husband. John Rigney,
Mrs. Rigney criticized her
brother for taking the family
squabble into court.
Comiskey, who is trying TO
gain control of the club. said
II have no comment at all''
after reading four-page state
ment issued by his sister.
In the statement, Mrs. Rigney
said:
He Charles is still very
young and obviously very, very
impetuous. AS all Chicago
must remember. in 1852, at the
age Of only 26, he began a
quarrel with my mother Mrs
Grace Comiskey, who died in
December, 1856 because he
wanted to boss the Sox.
AT that time he resigned
from the White Sox and for 6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22
F.J.O'NeiII Dies:
Coached Gehrio

HAMILTON, N. Y. April %
PD.-Frank j.. (Buck) ONeill,
81. well-known college football
coach. died in a nursing home
here yesterday.
A member OF the football
Hall of Fame. O'Neill retired
from coaching in 1922 after
having served at Williams COL
lege. Colgate University. SYRIA
cuse and Columbia. At Column
bia, one Of his players was the
late Lou Gehrig. who achieved
fame with the New York Yam
KEGS.
He began his coaching career
while a senior at Williams.
After graduation in 1902 he
assumed head coaching chores
at Colgate in that season and
in 1904 and 1905.
He coached Syracuse football
teams in 1906 and 1907 and re-
turned TO direct the teams from
1913 to 1915 and 1917 to 1919.
He then went to Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22

Empire champion. Pastrano
mastered his man after the
sixth round with classic left
hand leads that gave him a big
point margin. The jamaican
outweighed him 205ia to 1873.
Other possible European con-
tests for Willie include Inge-
man Johansson. Swedish holder
of the European heavyweight
championship, and the winner
Of the all-British fight between
Brian London and British
Champion Joe Erskine.
Pastrano received $4,000 for
his part of the $4,000 gate
receipts paid by a sellout crowd
Of 5000. Bygraves' purse was
not revealed by Promoter Joe
Jacobs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22
Is Houghton Horses
To Race at Rosecroft

Raceway, and the third July 8
at Baltimore Raceway.
However, Of more Importance
to Rosecroft fans is the OPEN
ing night which will feature
the $l0.00O-added Trans Ameri-
ca Pace. The entries include
two 5-year-olds who have times
under two minutes. Belle Acton
u:58as) and Grand r. Volo
u:594sl.
Haughton. who had his big
gest year in 1855 when he
banked nearly 100000. will
have a 25-horse stable at the
OXon Hill track including such
standoutS as Grand Julius,
Exact, Count Pick. Steverino,
William Way and Solid South
in addition to Ruth Ann Rod
ney, Esquire Direct and Piney
Fineo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22
Another Shutout
Scored by Patty

BOURNEMOUTH, England.
April % (R.-Top seeded
Bulge Patty scored his second
straight tennis shutout today
in gaining the quarter-finals
OF the British hard courts
championship.
The ex-Wimbledon cham
pion from Los Angeles and
Paris trounced d. r. Collins
Of England, 80, 60. 60.
The first ranked British
PLAYER. Mike Davies. who is ex-
pected to meet Patty in the
finals, was forced to five sets
by a little-known American.
Jack Frost, before finally vim
ming. SO, As, Ga. 4-6.
6-3.
Another American, Bob Perry
Of Los Angeles, went into the
last Is Of the mems singles.
He defeated Australian Don
Reilly. 81, 10, 60, 60.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22

Billy Haughton. the Nations
No. harness driver for the
last six years who currently is
campaigning at Roosevelt Race
way. will be one of the top at
fractions during the 24-night
meet at Rosecroft Raceway at
Oxon Hill. Md. which opens
May 5.
Haughton. 34-year-old native
OF Fultonville, N. Y. recently
scored a triple at Roosevelt
with Ruth Ann Rodney. Esquire
Direct and Piney Fingo. All
three are listed for RoSecroft.
Ruth Ann Rodney, 3-year-
old filly, is slated for all three
legs of the triple crown" to be
run at Maryland harness tracks.
The first leg will be at Rose
croft May 8. The second leg
is scheduled June 6 at Laurel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22

good fighters and Ill head
quarter here. Until other
wise"
WE'LL recalled that some 43
years ago he had a fighter
named Sammy Nable. who won
the first decision under the new
Walker Act. which legalized
boxing in New York. on a card
which featured Johnny Dundee
in the old Madison Square
Garden.
WE'LL functioned out OF New
York from then on, managing
such champions as Lou Ambers.
Marty Servo and the greatest
OF all for him. Marciano.
And like the Dodgers in Los
Angeles. Wells stable may
need a little refurnishing.
He has. a good lightweight
named Jimmy Grow from
Idaho. a newly signed light
weight, Dave Rent. and the
newest of the flock. Welter-
weight Tony Marcilla from
Argentina.
"All will be champeens, 4"
WE'LL said confidently.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22
Bruton Will Get
Checkup on Knee

MILWAUKEE,, April % up.
-Outf1elder Billy Bruton will
fly to Oklahoma City tomorrow
for another checkup on his
knee by a bone specialist. the
Braves said today.
Bruton. who is on the dis
ability list, has been working
out with Milwaukee's minor
league team at Waycross. Ga.
He underwent surgery several
months ago TO correct an in
jury suffered last season.
Outfielder Yves Covington was
examined yesterday by DR.. Al
bert Schmidt. an orthopedic
surgeon. DR.. Schmidt said Cow
ington's injured knee is i'm
proving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22
RedI Wins 18th,
Still Anxious to
Fight Kerwin

NEW YORK. April 20 a.
Stefan Redl. a Hungarian vel
terweight by way OF PasSaic.
N, j., is heading for Germany
next month for three nights.
some fat purses and with a
heavy heart.
I'D give anything II ] could
fight Gale Kerwin again." Redl
said today, He lost a split
decision TO Kerwin for his only
defeat as a professional.
Redl won a decision over
Charlie Cummings Of Philadel-
phia in the feature 10 at st.
Nicholas Arena last night for
his 10Th victory.
Redl now is heading for Eu-
rope where he'll night Gerhard
Muller May 81. Ernest Zetzman
June 7, and Gunther HaSe
July 4, The last will be for the
German welterWeight title.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22
Marlboro Lures
Big Cycle Field

Marlboro Motor Raceway will
be host to the motorcycles Sun
day for the first time this year
and already has received 50
entries.
A minimum Of 90 entries
from 10 States and the District
are expected for the l0-event
program sanctioned by the
American Motorcycle Associa-
ton and sponsored by the D. C.
Ramblers club.
Beginning at 2 pm, the
novices will race in four SLAP
heats. two l0-lap Semifinals
and a 20-lap feature. The ex-
perts will go in two l0-lap
heats and a 25-lap feature. The
races will be held on the old
seven-tenths mile road course.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22

NEW YORK, April 90 (P.--
There was a possibility today
that indicated Roy Harris
might get a shot at Heavy
weight Champion Floyd Pat
terson in New York this sum-
mer.
The "a year old school
teacher fighter from Cut and
Shoot, Tex. has one good thing
going for him. He hasn't been
declared ineligible by Patter-
sons manager, Gus D'Amato.
If Roy and his manager, Lou
Viscusi, remain silent for a
while, they'll have a better
chance of getting the title fight.
OF the leading contenders,
DAmato already has ruled out
Eddie Machen, Fora Foley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22
Berberet to Attend
~ Dinner Tonight

Catcher Lou Berberet of the
Senators will be the honored
guest at the YMCA's sports
dinner at $50 pm. today at
the Central Y.
Awards for outstanding ath-
letes and laymen at the Gen.
trail Y will be the highlight Of
the dinner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22
Harris Among Five in Line
For Shot at Putterson's Title

Willie Pastrano and Nino VAL
des. Winner of all % of his
pro fights. Harris is ranked
third by the MIA and fourth
by Ring Magazine,
DAmato said he has five
different deals on the fire. But
once again he refused to men,
ton names of possible oppo-
nents, dates or sites.
Il want to repeat" the man.
ager said. THAT I am working
on five different fights for Pat
terson. But 1 '=ill not say any,
thing about them until the
deals are closed. II any of the
people l am negotiating with
reveal these negotiations they
automatically will be out of
the picture. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22
Brown Stars
Blair Nine
Goes on Top

The Montgomery Blair High
School baseball team has moved
out In front In the Maryland
Bi-county League, thanks 10
a fine pitching performance by
Tommy Brown and an assist
from Sultland High.
While Blair 800 defeated
oxon Hill, 5-l. yesterday at
Silver Spring behind Browns
iour-hitter. Suitland defeated
Northwestern, 1912. at home
TO knock the Wildcats out OF
a tie with Blair.
In other league games. Bla-
densburg defeated Wheaton.
10, as George Robey pitched
a one-hitter and High Point
defeated Bethesda Chevy
Chase, Az. TO move into a
Second-place tie with North
western and BladensburR az
two wins and one loss.
Barry Goss got two OF Blair's
seven hits. both singles. Brown
struck out seven.
Suitland l-2l scored seven
runs in the NTH inning and
then held of a late rally. Billy
Fort led the fifth-inning rally
for Suitland with a bases
loaded triple and Bobby Jen-
kins added a solo home run.
Eddie Buenzli hit a homer with
none on in the second inning
for Sultland.
Bladensburg played errorless
ball and collected nine hits
while Robey struck out 10 and
drove in a run with a double.
Jack Divers added three singles
and two runs batted in.
In a Catholic League game.
st. Anthony's defeated George
town Prep, 5-4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22
BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

multaneously In matches at
both games on adjoining lanes,
Chaplin and Howser formed
a great doubles team. Chaplin
set an all-time Washington re-
cord OF 434 In the National
Capital League and soon after.
In the National Capital. tied It,
In 1908 Krauss rolled tenpins
for "a consecutive hours and
averaged 1876. a feat Still rated
as a believe IL or not" Before
this he had shared the Amer
lean Bowling Congress doubles
championship with Charley
SpiesS.
ANDY Goddard" Harry said
today. mot only was a FIRST
rate bowler. He was one Of
the finest gentlemen I've ever
known"
In passing: Goddard was an
uncle OF Sam Shreve who, with
a game Of 1873. was high man
when the Winchester Packards
OF the District League 10 years
ago set the all-time record for
a team duckpin game with 1877.
WITH THE DUCKPINNERS
Charles Grill is on top in
the Rosslyn handicap tourna-
ment. with two week ends to
90. Biff Rodgers 246-64l led
the Charles to a score of 2.746,
including a $40 handicap. Show
Boat Restaurant. led by Jack
Labonte's 2l7-608. is second at
263-2,726.
Donald Screen and Virginia
Sherrard are standouts in the
tournament. Don and Mrs.
Screen are second in mixed
doubles at l6l-l.ll7 and Don
is tied for first in mems singles
with Ed Enright Of Baltimore
at 624. Virginia leads the
women's singles with 5i-578
and she and John McCabe
pace the mixed doubles with
1928. Saddle Yount. 1855,
is second in singles.
Forty teams and a slew of
doubles and singles entered the
event.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22
Cup Team leuvinq

MANILA, April % (P.-The
Philippines Davis Cup team
leaves for Tokyo tomorrow to
play Japan in the Asian Zone
seminal match May "a. The
Philippines team includes Ray
mundo Deyro. Felicisimo Am
pom, Juan M. Jose. Miguel
Dungo. jr.. and Coach Leon
ardo Gavia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22
Hoyos Turn Back
Terps in Tennis

Georgetown evened its record
in eight tennis matches with q
60 victory over Maryland
yesterday at College Park. The
Terps' record now is 5-4.
Dick Razzetti dealt Mary
lands jackson Yang his second
defeat in. II outings in the No.
l singles event.
Summaries:
singles: Razzetti tG) def. Vans, a.
q, "a, So. Bucks M def. King,
6--1, Ct Short ,GI def sehweitzeT.
-. "a. Mendel TO- del Beall,
a., 6-O: Domenech M def. sha-
psTo. 6--3, 6-s. g.; CogAn iGI
def Palmer. 81. g..
Doubles Razzetti and Mendel tOl
defeated Yang and Schweitzer -
g.. 81; Heeg and Short CGl de-
ieated Bucks and Beall 20. a..
H-t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22
HIGH SCHOOL
SPORTS

BASEBALL
Results YESTERDAY
Annandale 81 Fairfax, 3 tile, 10
BladensburE, =; Wheaton, o.
Blair, ~ OXon Hill, !.
CardoEo at Eastern. postponed.
Charlotte Hall o. Frederick sasscsr. 8.
GwyDn Park, D. Calvert County. q.
HiEh Point. Il Bsthssda-Chsvy
1. Plata, ., surrs,t.ylll.. I.
Sherwood. o. POoIeSville, ?.
y. Anthony, ;: Georgetown Prep. 4.
Suitiand, ~; Northwestern, ne.
Games Today
Phelps at AnACostia, a:3O.
Armstrong At Tech, $3.50
chamberlain At Eastern, 800.
Hell al Western, 800.
lardoLo al Roosevelt, $40.
a0olidge at Dunbar, $3.50.
buIll. Prep al Georgetown University
s.. Johns At Carroll. ai6.
Episcopal at GeorGs Washington. 4.
Wilson at Friends, $50.
Landon at Walter Johnson. $3.50.
Maekin at PIiory, $3.50.
-. AIbans at 81 stephens, 3:3O.
Richard MONTGOMERY al North~oOd,
Naturalization at Fairmont Heights,
WIshinEton.Lee ~. Groveton al Mount
Vernon, H.
Mount Vernon al Hammond, 4.
Leesburg Douglass At Johnson IL
Hams, l:9O
Nokrsville al Garfield. 9.
GonIaEa W.. DeMAthA a. Turkey
Thtcket. 3iB.
Games Tomorrow
Woodward Prem al Bulls Prep, =.
Wilson al Georgetown Prep, 3 20.
81. stephens al LOnEfellow, $40.
LaPlatA at Calvert County, g
Wakefield at GeOrge Washington, 4.
Mclean al 4nnandale, I:ib,
Fairfax al Falls Church I;ib.
TRACK
Today
Anna ndaIe at Hammond. 3;3O.
Grovet0n, Fairfax and Wakefield al
Wakefield, 800.
WAshinEtOn-Lee at Episcopal, 3.
Fails Church at Georse washinston,
SEQ
Armstrong, Dunbar, Eastern and Fair.
mont HelGhts at Brooks Stadium, g.
wheaton at Bethesda Chevy Chase, 3.
Wakefield ~ At Friends, $40.
Mount Vernon, Mclean and Wash.
InEtOn-Lee al WI, $50.
TENNIS
To-day
Western al 81. Adams, $50,
Wilson at Bethesda-Chevy Chase, 3: 30.
81. Johns al Friends, $40.
GeorEetOWn Prep at Lsndon, z, 10
WAshinEtOn Lee al Wakefield, =, 10.
Tomorrow
Episcopal at q, Adams, a:3O.