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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-04
FRY, MARY CATHERINE. The officers

GATES, SAMUEL r. A special COM
q munication Of Hope Lodge,
IN No. 20, F. A. A. NJ, is
IN hereby called for the pur-
M NO pose Of conducting the Ma
NIX sonic burial services over
~ Athe remains Of our deceased
" brother, 8 A NJ UEL r..
GATES. on Wednesday. February 5,
hohLE /. DAWSON. Master.
e PAUL, n ELCAN Secretary q
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MENKERT, ELIZABETH MARY. On
s SFT A FeSryaTy 9 % s4 Eliza IA
the late Frederick Menkert and sister
Of Miss Sophie Eber and Miss Caro-
Ign Eber, Mrs. Edna Holloran, Mrs.
Louise Wolff, Mrs. Leonora Riley
Friends are invited to call at the
Of Robert A. Pumphrey, Bethesda,
Md, where services will be held on
Tuesday, February 4. at 1880 pm.
Interment service will be held in Bal
timore on Wednesday, February 8,
MEM. DUNALD G. On Saturday, Feb
r rSary 1 ,oi 9iS,si, a. Georgetown Uni;
Of 2033 N Kentucky ST., Arlington.
Va. beloved husband Of Louise L.
Mem, father of Janet Lynn Mem.
son OF Carl p. and Carlene r. Menn
Of Davenport, Iowa; brother OF Mrs.
iowa. Robert g. Menn Of coIm aSe cSiif,
and Kenneth c Mem OF Sunnydale,
Calf Friends may call at the Ives
Arlington. va, until $50 am. on
Agnes Catholic Church, Sist and
Randolph St, Arl, Va, where mass
viii be. offered for the repose OF
his soul at 10. am. lnterment Ar
hnkton national Cemetery
MERkICK, KATHERINE THOMAS. on
Monda-. February 3. 1858, at Sacred
ieaIt Home. Tyattsville, Md. KATH-
ERNIE THOMAS MERRICK. beloved
daughter Of the late Alice WarinR
and judge George Clarence Merrlck
ot Upper Marlboro Md. sister u
Mrs Alice Merrick Roberts and Miss
Mary Wickliffe Merrick; also sur
yived BY a brother-in-law. Hewitt
Wells, and several nieces and neph-
ews Funeral from Taltavuil Fu-
neral Home, 1908 14th ST. NV, on
Wednesday February 5. at 9.3O a m.
Requiem mass at the Shrine Of the
sac.ct Heart Church at 10 am In
terment Mount Carmel Cemetery, up
per Marlboro. Md.
WILLARD. CAROLINE SERENA. on
Monday, February 3, 1888, CARO-
LINE SERENA WILLARD, beloved
mother Of NJ Robert Willard, Alex
andria, Va. and John II. Willard.
Readlne. Pa: Mrs. Ethel c. Weiden-
hammer of Chester, Pa; sister OF
Friends may call at the W. W. Deal
Funeral Home. 4si2 Georgia ave.
NV, until 10 pm Tuesday. Inter-
ment Mahanoy CITY, p. 4
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Rector Emeritus Of s.. ' PSui' sH Parish S
Was, WSsshinstOn: 2, C. REV AIRING
Robena NJ. Mccallum Of 1922 Ord
way st. NV, father Of Dougall Nc
NJ. Kell Of Haddonfieid, N. j.: Mrs
Margaret M Freund in Heldelberg
Germany, and Mrs. Mary M. Vile
Of Bennington, N. J. Burial ONCE
and requiem at st. Pauls Church
MSO X ST.. NV, on Friday
Arlington National Cemetery. N,
flowers q
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ary i6gs. a O Pri SGsd1 Frea ae5FE-
Nd. Join HE McaAHE THs' Of fsf Breezy
Point. Nd, husband Of the late
Catherine f;Gahey: father of John
z: and Joseph L. McGahey: brother
Of Robert E; McGAhey, and other
relatives: Friends may call az the
chusetts ave. ne, where prayers will
be offered on Wednesday. February 5.
at 8 am, thence to st. Peters Cath
ole Church. End and C SITS. se.,
where the holy sacrifice Of the mass
repose Of mis- soul. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
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SISTER IRENE B. n M Il Err NJ !,
SISTER oENEv1EyEE G. ? ROSE"
NJ a r. a.

N. 3. q. H. ..
sILBAgGH; .S MYETLE, , sSygasdenly' bon on
T Tssdfn IN e SSss Ma FS MYR Masensifn
Harry Silbaugh and father Of Mrs.
Bertha Snyder, Mrs. Kathryn Collier,
George and Kenneth silbaugh. serv-
ARRANGEMENTS By the Rinaidi Funeral
Home
SMITH. ALICE. On Monday, Febru--
pennsylvania ave, Sc, ALICE SMITH,
Doris v Moore, Alice M. Reid. Sam
uel T.. Gene T.. Robert J. and Lena
Robert Ri' & Matt snSi m Fsne sn Home me-
viii be held on Thursday. February
., at $50 pm. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment consrres-
SMITH, MYRTLE S. on Sunday. Feb
srsry 3 = i95s ITinse Georges ;r Gen. 2;
5O03 Cheyenne pl, COLLEGE Park, Md
Marco lean, Ronald Allen, Gary
RS tsr 81 Mr. Mrs. Maze Msas P csR YEHs
Palmer, Clarence II Palmer and VIII
liam II, Palmer Friends may call at
the Ives Funeral Home, 2S47 Wilson
BLVD, Arlington, Va. where services
will be held on Wednesday, February
D. at IL am. Interment Columbia
Gardens Cemetery.
STRAUSS, MARY 5. on sunday. Feb
ruary q 1865, at 220S Massachd-
setts ave. NV, MARY 8. STRAUSS,
wife OF the late Admiral Joseph
Strauss. USN: mother OF Rear Admiral
Elliott B. Strauss USN retired. and
Mrs James Spear Taylor; sister Of
NclSon b. Sweitzer Of Pasadena,
Calf, and Col Charles Sweitzer OF
Washington, D. C.. Services at 81
Johns Episcopal Church, Lafayette
Square, on w dnesday. February B.
at = pm. Interment private.
SULLIVAN. FRANCIS p. OF 33eo
Rowland pl NV, on February 3.
1893, husband Of the late Viilette
A.. Sullivan, father OF Miss Maune-
ylllette Sullivan and sister Of Miss
Mary r, Sullivan. Rosary on Wednes-
day.. February 5, at \ pm, Prayers
at the above residence on Thursday,
February Q, at 9:30 am. The holy
Annunciation Catholic Church, $50
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry. Services By Chambers.
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HELEN. On Saturday,
February 1. 1858. at her residence,
1900 oault pl. ne, HELEN HACK;
i Hex VIE o. 81 He sr H aso yrS STd
ing are many nieces and nephews
and friends. After 4 pm. Tuesday,
February 4, friends may call at
Rollins Funeral Home. 1880 Hunt
will be said at pm. REQUIEM mass
will be offered at o am. Wednesday,
February 5, at Church Of the Incar-
nation, 1912 Browning pl. ne. 4
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day. February 3, i95s, VERNON
ESTELL MARVIN Of 1892 Yuma st.
Marvin and sister of Miss Myrtle
Painter of Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Friends may call at the Adams Flu
neral Home. 474S Wisconsin ave.
NV. where services will be held
on Thursday, February 9, at 1890
pm. Friends invited. Intefment
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municsticn Of 'p chsrry S
Lodge, No. AZ, A. F. and
A. M, is called for $3.50
pm. Wednesday. February
3. 1858, at the Cherry
dale Masonic Temple. Ar
lington, Va, to conduct
nrrices for niir late hrnfhnr.
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sunday. February 2. 1855. at ATling:
MAcKEf Of SS5S Lee hwy. Airing
ton, va. beloved husband Of Lillian
A. MAckeys futher Of Mrs. Dixie
Theriault ana Rithard 4. Mackey:
grandfather Of Robert c. Bullock:
Mackey. He also IS survived by two
brothers. ArgEle Nackey Of Airing
ton and Lincoln Mackey Of West
Palm Beach, Fla two sisters. Mrs.
Alice Davidson Of New York City
City. Mo- Friends may call at the
Ives Funeral Home, 2S47 Wilson blvd.
Arlington, Va, where funeral serv-
ices will be held on Wednesday. Feb
ruary 8, at 10 am. Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery.
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3ratha

COOPER, CARRIE U. on Sunday. Feb.
.uars, 2. 1888 at her residence, Sl5
c cscS'fRS w ass Of b ne late cA Msndsn
GGsssr w Hthsr e. M Mss alfeys .ps
Raymond c. Cooper. Also survived
BY nineteen grandchildren and six
teen great-grandchildren. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home,
4th ST. end Massachusetts, ave. me-,
until $50 !. m. Wednesday. February
5. Mass. will be. offered ct st. James
+ Episcopal Church. 222 Sth st. ne, al
10 An Interment Congressional
Cemetery.
DAVIDSON. THOMAS d. At Provi.
dence Hospital, THOMAS D. DAVID
lott Davidson. brother Of Mrs. Ami,
D. Simpson 2;co, and Wil Ii,sa i DsyiS q
the Bethesda Chevy Chase Funera
Home Of Robert A. Humphrey. Be.
thesda. Md, where services will b.
held on Wednesday. February 5. 1858
Aonsi Cemetery.
DICKERsON. JOHN n. on sunday
February 2, 1858. JOHN H. DICK;
ERSoN. Of 1919 A st.. Sc, beloved
SSotSsT = Ma IackEf SSa s snS
are three sisters. Mrs. Agnes Cole, Mrs
Ella Onley and Mrs, Edith Craig;
an uncle, nephews. nieces and other
relatives and many friends. After
~ noon Wednesday, February g.
friends are invited to call at his
win be offered at st. Cyprian's Cath
ole Church, 18th and C SITS. Sc,
Interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery
Arrangements BY Better. So
DODGE, KATIE. On Tuesday. Feb.
KATIE DODGE of 500 18th ST.
NV, sister Of Charles c. Dodge OF
Washington, D. c. Friends may call
at the 8, H, Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 2Q01 l4th st. NV, after NJ
noon Wednesday. February 5. Serv-
ices at the above funeral home on
Thursday, February g., at 12 noon
parking facilities), Interment St
Mary's Episcopal Church Cemetery,
EDGIN. DAVID h. On Monday. Febru-
airy 8, 1865, at the National insti.
tSteS q Health. Bethesda. Nd.
nv, beloved husband Of Mae Edna
Edgin: father Of Charles Edgin Of
Chicago, III: Mrs. Betty Grifith OF
Nation, H.: brother OF Demp Edgin
OF Nashville. Tenn: Mrs. Ella Ogle
Of Manchester, Tenn; Richard Edgin
q washington, d. c.: Lewis Edgin Of
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SSturdSy Fe6ruarv IeSS q S Sn
residence. 74So Stewart ave. Chicago,
NJ. HENRY FOSTER. formerly OF
Washington, D. C. and Arlington, Va,
beloved husband Of Ardeth Olds
and Charlotte Foster Davis. Services
at 2 pm. Wednesday. February 5, in
Chicago. Ill.
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ggs6rgary 8, 1865, "a, AZ I hsT 5eIidenceI
wife Of John B. Hurd, Frie"ds. may
SIC Il st. ne. where pra' q viii be
said on Wednesday, Feb dary 5, at
$3.50 am; thence to st. Aloysius
Catholic Church.. North Capitol and
Eye SITS. where the holy sacrifice OF
the repose OF her soul. Interment
Mount Oliyet Cemetery. a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-21
Miss Romack
Tries 10 Gust
Last Briton

DARIEN, Conn, Aug. 81
CAP). - Barbara Romack -oi
Sacramento, Calf, and Brit
aims Mrs. George Valentine
met today in the feature
match of the fifth round Of
the National Women's Anna.
teur golf championship.
Three years ago Mrs. VAL
entine ousted Miss Romach
from the British Women's
tournament, Z and 6, at Port
rush. Ireland. Mrs. Valentine
today is the only survivor OF
seven British entries after foul
rounds of play.
Miss Romack won her match
yesterday, 2 and /, by closing
out Mrs r. w. Reynolds OF
Albany, Ga, with a triple
DOGGY seven. Among other re-
suits, Mrs. Maurice Click OF
Baltimore lost to jeanne Good
win of Haverhill, Mass, 2 up
Two rounds were scheduled
today in order to reduce the
record field to four semifinalists
by tomorrow. Other fifth-round
pairings:
Berridge Long, Huntington, W. Va.
VS.. Harriet Granville, Long Beach
Calf. Anne Quasi. Marysville, Wash,
vs.. Mrs. Gaines P. Wilson, Louisville,
KY. Marlene Stewart STREET, Fonthill,
Ontario, vs.. Marse Mason, RidgewOod.
N, j.; Mrs. Ann Casey tombstone, Ma
son City, Iowa, VS.. Mrs. Dana Brown,
Palmdale, Calf
Also jeanne Gunderson, Seattle, VS.
Rosemary Neunford, Toronto: Merriam
Bailey, Palatine, H., vs. Sandra Cliff
ford Mexico. and Polly Riley, Fort
Worth, Tex, VS.. Judy Anderson. SacTa-
mento, Calf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-21
Al Dorow Released
As EuqIes Cut Squad

HERSHEY. Pa, Aug. II tAP)
Al Dorow. former Michigan
State quarterback obtained last
year from the Washington Red
skins, has been released by the
Philadelphia Eagles.
His departure reduced the
Eagles personnel at their train
ing camp here to 40 players.
Two more now in the service,
Halfback Lee Riley and Joe
Paglieli. rookie back from
Clemson. will Join the team
within three weeks.
Head Coach Buck Shaw, in
releasing Dorow, apparently de-
cided to go along with Quar-
terbacks Norm Van Brocklin
second-year man Sonny Jur-
genSen, and Jack Crabtree
Oregon's Rose Bowl hero last
January /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-21
NEC to TeIevise
Bears Exhibition
With Redskins

NEW YORK, Aug. 81 (AP)
The National Broadcasting
Co. win televise two exhibit
ton professional football games
next month. one of them the
Chicago Bears game with the
Redskins in Washington on
September 81.
The other game will be
between the New York Giants
and Colts in Baltimore on
September IA.
The Bears-Redskins game
will be blacked out in WASH
ington, Baltimore Louisville.
Minneapolis. Los Angeles and
San Francisco, but will be seen
in the rest Of the country. The
Colts game will be blacked out
in the Baltimore area.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-21
BY JOHN SEGRAVES
Star stan Writer

Rocky Marciano, he of the
ear-to-ear grin, the ready hand
shake and the expanding waist
line. ended his three-day
visit here yesterday and left
500 boys from the National
Training School hoping he'll
return.
The jovial, retired ex-heavy-
weight champion dropped by
the Bladensburg road school
at the request of Norvel Lee,
the 1852 Olympic Games light
heavyweight champion who
forsook numerous pro offers tC
teach at the institution.
Hardly had Rocky stepped
on the outdoor rostrum and
mentioned that I'm not much
at this Speech-makin' game, y
than he was hit with a barrage
of questions from every angle.
His counter-punching couldn't
have been better.
When are va gonna come
back?
I'll be back to Washing
ton, that is but not in the
ring. That stuff's for young
fellss."
What do you think of Roy
Harris?
Give him about five or siS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-21
Storage Nine
Gets Chance
Pad Lead

While the Federal Storage
team was in Johnstown, Pa.
last week playing in the ALI
American Amateur Baseball
Association tournament, Silver
Hill was making up lost ground
In the Industrial Sandlot
League and now is only a half
game behind the league-leading
Federals.
However, Federal Storage has
q chance to increase its margin
when it plays the last-place
Union Printers todsv and to-
morrow while Silver Hill is idle
Silver Hill moved into its
challenging position with a 1917
victory over NAN Distributors
yesterday on the West Ellipse.
Highlander George Bicker-
ton brought his record to So
with f1ve-hitter, striking out
seven and walking two. Silver
Hill backed him up with II
hits. paced by Harry Beach'S
4 for 4 and Ralph Sita's 3 for
3. One of Sita's hits was a two
run triple that broke a IL tie
In the fourth inning.
Sandy Spring won its seventh
straight in the Montgomery
County League with a s.:
decision over Colesville las
night at Emory Grove.
Sandy Spring broke a 3:
tie in the eighth inning wheI
Frank Bready doubled and hi
brother, Calvin, tripled hin
home. Mickey Reilly pitched {
three-hitter for Sandy Spring
striking out 81 and walking
four. Warren WEIGH gave VI
seven hits and struck out /!
for the losers.
The schedule (all games a
$50 pm):
TODAY
Union Printers vs. Federal STORAGE
West ElllpSe,
Tomorraw
FIJI vs. Jack PRIV West EllipSe
Union Printers W. Federal storsgl
North Eihnfe
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ROCKY PRAISES NoRVEL LEE
Morciono Makes Hit
Greeting NTS Boys

good fights and he could be a
contender. Against Patterson
he had plenty of courage and
was in good shape, but he didn't
show me any punch at ALL"
How about Patterson?
He's the champ, and he's
gonna be for a long, long time
There's just nobody in his class
That reminds me, I'm lookin'
for a good heavyweight pros
pect, and if any of you fella's
think you'd like to go into the
boxing game. I'll be glad to look
va over, and maybe take va
over if you've got anything on
the ball."
The questions continued to
fly, and Rocky continued to
answer them in that straight
forward manner which has
marked him since his early
climb to eminence.
Marciano also praised Lee,
calling him one of the best
looking amateur fighters he
had ever seen.
Remember kids" Rocky re-
minded, "Norvel had great
potential in the boxing bust
ness. He was good when he
was an amateur and would
have done well if he had taken
any one of those pro offers. but
he turned them down for you.
l hope you remember thai and
appreciate it,"
He wound up the l5-minute
session by advising the young
sters to play it straight and
you'll never regret it,"
He and three others in his
company then left the grounds
and hoped into a block long
convertible for Walter Reed
Hospital, where the Brockton
Mass shoemaker's son, turned
Miami potato farmer, was
slated for a visit.
Toledo, Ohio, was today's
destination. There he'll look
into some potato plans. He then
plans to fly to New Jersey,
where his family has been TAX
ing in the Asbury Park sun.
Then home" he said with a
sigh of relief. Gee it'll be
nice"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-21
Rocco Headlines
Program Tonight
At Capitol Arena

Two team matches and An
tonino Rocca in the feature
bout headline tonight'S wrest-
ling program at Capitol Arena
The first team match, start
ing at $50, will place Dor
Curtis and Mark Levin against
Roy Heffernan and Al Costello
The same teams battled to 6
draw last week. This bout viii
not be televised.
Rocca meets Larry Hamilton
of st. Joseph, Mo.
The other team match list!
Skull Murphy and Karl vor
Hess against Chief Big Hear
and Kit Fox.
In other bouts, Johnny Val.
entine meets Luis Martinez anC
Arnold Skoaland grapples with
Chito Lopez.
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TRAILS SHOEMAKER BY so
Hortock Wins Feature
2Others at Saratoga

Estacion, lightly regarded at
$6O.4O. picked up $50 400 in ac-
counting for the s55.45O Ma
iron Handicap at Arlington
Park. The Argentine-bred horse,
owned by Marion H. Van Berg
OF Columbus. Nebr.. won the
mile-and-an-eighth race by 4Ia
lengths over Munich. the 3-to-5
favorite.
Irate ($6.60) stepped a mile
and a sixteenth in 1929 in
winning Atlantic City's feature.
Second was Tony's Chance. who
holds the track record for the
distance at 1925.
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Seeded Pairs
Advance in
Net Nationals

BROOKLINE, Mass. Aug. 81
(AP). - The new tandem of
Ham Richardson and Alex Oh
medo continues to justify its
No. 4 seeding in the foreign
dominated National Doubles
tennis tournament at Long
wood Cricket Club.
Playing only their second
match together, the former
American Davis Cup ace and
the National collegiate cham
pion from Peru breezed through
a third-round test yesterday
against Californians John
Cranston and John Douglas,
60, Ga. 60.
The top-seeded Australians,
Ashley Cooper and Neale Fras-
er, toyed with Alfred Vinton
of Rye, N. Y, and Craig Fan
ming of Riverside, Conn, 60,
Ga, 6-3, but their second
seeded countrymen had much
more trouble.
Grimacing from a painful
shoulder on his service in the
late stages, Bob Howe and mis-
Auss.e tealnmavt, Nal Ander-
son. e-caped elimination with a
4-6. As, 6-3. Us, rs up
hill victory over Argentina S
Enrique Morea and Eduardo
Soriano.
The No. 3 seeded team of
Americans Barry MacKay and
Sammy Giamr1alvs disposed of
veteran Bill Talbert and Jack
Frost, Ga, Ga, 60.
The women provided the ex-
element yesterday. Unseeded
Darlene Hard and Jeanne Arth,
determined youngsters playing
their second tournament to-
gether. stunned Mrs. Margaret
dupont and Margaret Warner,
46, 6-3, 6-3, in the quarter
finals. The losers had been
! seeded second.
Theodore Dobrinsky of Wash
ington, D. c., and Shirley Liu
of Cambridge. Mass. we're elm
mated by Althea Gibson and
Maria Bueno, 6-1, 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-21
D. Postal Team
Wins Golf Honors

BALTIMORE, Aug. 81 (AP)
Pete Thoma, 42-year-old mai
handler from Mansfield, Ohio
has won his sixth champion
ship in the National Post Of
fee Employees golf tournament
Thoma fired a SO in yester.
days final round to match the
50 he shot in the first rounC
Monday on Forest Parks par
70 course.
His 1873 total left him foul
strokes in front of runneruI
William Mays of Washington
D. C. Tying for third place al
143 were @. Ivanoff Of Harris.
burg, Pa: A. Josinsky of Bay
side, N. Y: c. Richuisa Of
Cleveland and A. Danko Of
Cleveland.
In beSting 1873 other golfers
Thoma won his third straight
crown and retired the McGrath
trophy.
Team honors went to Wash
ington's foursome-Mays, Johr
Brooks. w. Cawthorne anc
Clement Wells.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-21
Kenwood States
3 Matches Today
In Women's Net

Three matches are scheduled
at 6 pm. today in the Ken
wood Womens Invitational
tennis tournment at Kenwood
Club.
Top-seeded Charlotte Decker
plays Pat Hubbard in a singles
quarter-flnal. The winner meets
Carol Bentley, seeded No. 4,
in the semiflnals at 4:30 pm.
tomorrow. Second-seeded Olga
Mahaney already has reached
the Saturday morning finals.
A doubles seminal pits
Brittle Sauer and Sosie Hublitz
against Carla Daniels and
Maria Nagorski, with the win
ner meeting Mrs. Bentley and
Miss Decker in the finals
Saturday afternoon.
In mixed doubles, Dave and
Carol Bentley play Carolyn
Witt and Ed Powers today in
the quarter-finals. The mixed
doubles semifinals and finals
are scheduled Sunday.
A trio of matches were
played yesterday, all doubles.
Top-seeded Mrs. Bentley and
Miss Decker reached the finals
with a 6-3. 6-3 victory over
Pat Hubbard and Carol Nc
Cord. Mrs. Hublitz and Mrs
Sauer reached the semif1nals
by beating Wanda Naylor and
Eleanor Shaw, ga, 60.
Mrs. Mahaney and John
Lunbeck upset the third-Seeded
mixed doubles team of Tony
Latona and Mildred Smith
"a, As, 6-3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-21
By the Associated Press

Bill Hartack's chances Of
winning his fourth straight rid
ing title are practically nil. but
the little native of Johnstown.
Pa. is giving racing fans a
demonstration Of what might
have happened had he not
broken his leg a week before
the Kentucky Derby.
Although sidelined for about
five weeks, Hartack has ridden
10 winners. He trails pace
setting Willie Shoemaker by
about so. To expect him to
catch Shoemaker is like asking
a $500 claimer to beat Round
Table or Gallant Man.
After dominating the Attain
tic City scene, Hartack moved
to Saratoga yesterday and put
together a consecutive triple.
Wins on Searching
He went to Saratoga chiefly
to ride Mrs. Ethel d. jacobs
Searching in the $27,250 Diana
Handicap for fillies and mares.
While there. he not only won
with Searching C$4) but also
accounted for the fifth race
with Hello Kitsy ($5.70l and
the seventh with Hip Hip Hur-
ray $500. Hello Kitsy and
Searching were saddled by
Hirsch Jacobs, husband of the
feature race winners owner.
Hartack brought the top
weighted Searching (123) home
a half-length in front of Chris
tiana Stables Endine. the
Delaware Handicap winner.
Searching traded the early
lead with Plotter and Endine.
At the quarter pole, Plotter was
through and Rare Treat came
into contention along the rail.
Endine Leads Briefly
In the stretch, Endine cap
tured the lead briefly but
couldn't withstand Screenings
final rally. Rare Treat bested
Magic Forest for third when
the latter was unable to find
racing room between horses.
George Glib, New England
Jockey, also had three winners
at Rockingham Park. His big
victory was aboard Gale Stalker
($3.60) in the feature race. He
also won the first with Rickie
Jr. and the third with Bright
Penny.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-21
Dan Potch's Ex-Owner
Buried in Seattle

BEVERLY HILLS. Calf,
Aug. 81 (AP) Requiem mass
was said today for John Edward
Savage. rs. retired restaurant
man, sportsman and one-time
Broadway producer, who died
Saturday.
The services were in the
Church of the Good Shepherd.
Burial was in Holy Cross Gene
terry.
Savage formerly owned the
Seattle baseball team of the
Pacific Coast League and once
owned the famed harness horse,
Dan Patch.
He produced several Broad
way shows and was credited
with helping Bing Crosby get
started in show business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-21
Pat Moreun'sS4
Leeds Title Play
At Court House

The Court House women's
golf club championship tourna-
ment headed into the quarter
final round today with Mrs. Pat
Morgan holding the medal
score Of "a.
Mrs, Morgan's scoring en-
abled her to defeat Miss Bev-
erly Jones, 4 and 2, Yesterday
in the opening round OF match
play. In the lower bracket. Miss
Lillian Lea, a former club
champion. won by the same
margin over Mrs. Ruth An
drews.