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The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1959-10-23
CANCER DRIVE IN
DARE co. PAST
THE $I.I00 MARX
Still Long Way From Goal Of
81 800: Some Areas Not
Complete

Although the goal is not yet
reached for the Cancer Crusade in
Dare County directors for the To-
cal unit are well pleased with the
results ofthe Fall campaign to
reach every family with informa-
ton and offer the opportunity to
contribute toward a relief pro-
gram. Mrs. Raymond Wescott,
Crusade chairman reports $1134.72
thus far with several communities
not yet heard from. The volun-
teers in these communities are
urged to complete their coverage
and make their final reports as
soon as possible. For each men,
Der of the Dare Society Mrs. Wes-
colt expresses sincere apprecia-
ton for the very fine cooperation
and contributions made for this
worthy cause. Colington, $29;
Duck, $3.50; East Lake, $13.45;
Frisco, $15.S5; Hatteras, s77.49;
Kill Devil Hills, $S1; Kitty Hawk,
$32.23; Manteo, resid ntial,
$316.15; Manteo, business firms,
$249; Mashoes, SO; Mays Head,
$68.85; Organizations: Mt. Olivet
Adult Fellowship, $40; Mt. Olivet
Daughters of Wesley, SIS; Rotary
free will offering, $14; Park Serv-
ice, $3.50; Schools: Manteo Ele-
mentary, $43.73; Manteo High,
$3.50; Roanoke School, $5.4O;
Kitty Hawk, $1,000; Stumpy
Point, $21.71; Wanchese, $105.46;
Cancer penny banks and miscella-
neous contributions, $50.
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DARE COURT HAS
MANY FELONlES
UP FOR TRIAL
Term Begins Monday with Docket
Loded With Serious
Crimes Listed

Judge Chester Morris of Curri-
tuck is to preside Monday at the
regular October term of Superior
court for the trial of Civil and
criminal cases. The calendar in
cludes criminal cases on the dock
ct for two to three years. Three
Norfolk youths face three charges
of breaking and entering since 1857.
Robert Lee Garrett, Donald Massie
and Robert Ainsley are indicted for
breaking, entering and larceny of
property in the beach area.
The case against Desmond
Rogers Jr., charged with larceny
and assault is still on the books.
The case came back once from
Supreme Court; the prosecuting
witness Marvin Daniels has been
In the hospital a long time. It is
doubtful the case will come up this
time, as Daniels continues ill.
This case bagan in May 1866.
Irene Gritty Sauders of Norfolk
is charged with bigamy and her
motel companion at Kill Devil Hills
last year John r. Bullock Jr., is
charged with her as unlawfully
registering as man and wife.
Jon Arthur Williams of Wan
cheese is charged with assaulting an
officer. Thos. Gray Scarborough of
Avon Us up on appeal on a drunken
driving charge, and also for being
drunk on the highway. C. Caple
Bob6it Jr., of Norfolk and Charles
Bailey Pond Jr., both are charged
with driving while drunk.
Walter Edward Sharp and Rich
ard Freeman are charged with
having liquor for purpose of sale.
Leon White is charged with two
counts of larceny. Charles Edward
Wroten is charged with theft of
automobile as we'll as with speed
ing and reckless driving. Willard
Hooper charged with larceny of an
engine. Wroten is charged with
speeding at ITO miles an hour. He
is also charged with David Gaskins
stealing an automobile, another
offense..
Willie Spencer is charged with
assault with a knife. Reuben Smith
with assault with knife. Clayton
Bowser is charged with assault
with deadly weapon. Edward Lance
Gray for speeding at 85 mph.
Charles Wroten and Jon Arthur
Williams are charged with doing
malicious and wanton damage t.
the automobile of Martin Kellogg
Jr., by beating out the rear glas.
and windshield.
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THREE-DAY SURF FISHING
TOURNEY NEXT WEEK END
FOR HATTERAS ISLAND
Second Annual Affair Two Weeks After Mays
Heads Ninth; Elaborate Plans Rain or Shine.
Made for Big Event on Outer Banks; Much In
+eres+ Manifested BY Out of State Anglers.

Hatteras Islands second annual
Surf Fishing Tournament is all
set to go, on next week end, rain
or shine, said President Edgar o.
Hooper of the Cape Hatteras
Anglers Club this week. Elabor-
ate plans have been made. Regis
tration will begin at Cape Hat
teras School Wednesday night at
eight o'clock.
At this time coffee will be
served to all members of the Wis
iting teams by the Anglers Club.
Mr.. Hooper and H. Villa r d
Shane are co-directors of the
tournament. Many out of state
teams have shown much interest
in the event. There were Is
teams entered early in the week.
The team scoring the greatest
number of points, will be award
ed the Anglers Club trophy for
permanent possession. Individual
award to each member of the
team will be ten-karat gold Cape
Hatteras Anglers Club medals. A
plaque to the second place team,
and to each team member an
Anglers Club sterling silver med
al. Third place will win a plaque
and bronze medals.
There are many open individual
awards, including reels, rods, etc.
Awards are offered girls or boys
under 16.
Full information can be OBJ
tanned from Mr.. Hooper at Bux-
ton, or the Cape Hatteras Anglers
Club.
The ninth annual Mays Head
tournament which was held on
last week end it is said got
considerable attention in Phila-
delphia and New Jersey papers
and in Norfolk papers, but was
almost unnoticed in other papers
of this area circulating on the
coast, according to Aycock Brown
Tourist Bureau manager.
The tourney attracted teams
from 90 surf fishing clubs as far
north as New Jersey, and about
1859 anglers participated. Top
trophy went to the N. J. Beach
Buggy team captained by William
Kerstetter of Atlantic City. Each
member of this Oman team re-
ceived gold medals. The team
caught 81 fish in team competition
and won the Carolinian trophy
for catching the most fish. They
took home replicas, but originals
must be won two years in success
sion for keeps.
Atlantic City's 25 Sons of
Beaches got trophies for second
place, and Holmesburg Fish and
Protective Association of Phila.
for placing and showing in team
competition, and second place
team members received silver
medals and third place bronze
medals.
Mrs. Dorothy Phelan, Atlantic
City, of fishing mermaids team
accepted award for woman's team
catching most fish, a total OF
II. Bill Nichols, Inland Anglers
Club of Rocky Mount won award
for team taking most fish; to-
tai IL. Sadie Woods, Atlantic City
Seashore Club member won a
similar award for catching five
fish to win woman's prize in this
class.
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P.T.A. BUDGET MEETING

A P.T.A. meeting to consider
the budget has been announced by
Mrs. Jack Finn President, at the
next regular meeting in the Nam
teo High School 8 pm. Oct. 81.
Due to delays in getting started,
a full attendance is requested.
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BACK TO wILDLIFE

w. S. White Of Manns Harbor
has gone back to his old job of
game protector for the N, G.
Wildlifa Division, a place from
which he got a leave Of absence
in the spring while he recuperat-
cd from an illness, and caught up
with some private business.
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FAIRFIELD BOOK CLUB TO
PRESENT COMEDY OCT. "a

The Fairfield Junior Book Club
is to present q side-splitting Gomez
dy Heading fora wedding" Sat-
urday night, Oct. "a at 1880 at the
Fairfield Theater building. This
play has been enjoyable and sue
cessful wherever shown, and the
proceeds win be devoted TO 1
worthy cause.
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SOUTHERN ALBEMARlE
PRESIDENCY GOES TO
BEAUFORT co. NEXT

The Forthcoming annual conven-
ton of the six-county Southern
Albemarle Association to be held
at Columbia on Wednesday, No
vember a, seems to be shaping up
toward an interesting day. For
one thing, the presidency is due
to go to Beaufort County for the
ensuing year. In order of rotation
in recent years, presidents have
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The order of rotation seems to
be Washington, Hyde, Tyrrell,
Dare, Beaufort, Martin, but Dare
last time came in out of turn.
The featured speaker at the
November event will be J. Melville
Broughton, Jr., Chairman of the
State Highway Commission.
Guests of honor will be Commits
sion members and the legislators
from the seven counties of the
Second Senatorial District. Presi-
dent w. J. White of Columbia and
his committee are arranging a
barbecue dinner. The election of
officers will be held in the after
noon.
1t was reported last week that
the Southern Albemarle Associ-
alton will be held at the Columbia
Theater Columbia on Nov. 4th. In
stead of meeting in the theater as
reported it will meet at the Column
bia High School auditorium at IL
am. on Nov. a. Luncheon will be
served in the School cafeteria.
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LARRY GRAY sA USCG of Mr. and Mrs. Ervng Gray
and JOHN D. GRAY, SAL of Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Gray
Avon Dare County have completed thirteen basic training
the u s. Coast Guard Receiving Center Cape May Jersey
They entered the Coast Guard last July.
Seamen apprentices Gray reported to the 5 Coast Guard
District for further duty
Before entering the Coast Guard they Cape
teras High School,
Evening star., 1959-10-16
MARLBORO
Continued From Page B.

COntlnue0 from rage b-l
8-year-old gelding owned by
Mrs. Florence M. Holden, began
TO stagger when running next
to last and then lurched into
the rail at the clubhouse turn.
The horse died instantly.
Reynolds was examined by
DR.. Theodore Graziano at the
track dispensary. After the
rider complained of dizziness
he was sent to a nearby hos
pital for observation. The 49,
year-old rider from Geneva
Ohio, was a star apprentice last
season on the smaller tracks
and was the leading rider ir
Maryland last year.
Flamingo Farms MADDOX has
been assigned top weight oi
1872 pounds for tomorrow'S
mile-and-a-sixteenth Marlboro
Handicap. Racing Secretary
Fred Colwell weighted II horses
for the race, which was rur
as a betleSS exhibition last
year when only four horses
were entered.
MADDOX, who ran in New Jer.
sey afterssmothering his oppo.
sition at Charles Town last
summer, won the Marlboro
Handicap last fall.
| Other contenderS are Shia.
wasee, second high weight with
l19; King Challa, 116; Arch
Rival, ia; Bold Hunter, 113
and DR.. Herb, a two-time stakes
winner, 112.
Evening star., 1959-10-16
JobIonski, Ward
Furmed by AS

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 16 (AP)
The Athletics have completed
a wholesale shift of player per-
sonnel.
Murry Dickson, veteran pitch
er, was given an outright re-
lease and two other veterans,
Ray Jablonski, third baseman,
and Preston Ward, first base
man, were assigned to Dallas,
which has replaced Portland,
Greg, in the AS farm system.
Brought up from farm clubs
were Pitchers Steve Kelly, 1S,
who won six and lost eight with
Olean, N. Y; John O'Don-
oghue, 20. who won four and
lost nine with Pocatello, Idaho
and Ray Blemker, %, who won
eight and lost two with Sioux
City, Iowa.
Also brought up were Lee
Posada, %, Shreveport out
fielder with a .301 batting
mark; Jay Ward, 21-year -old
inf1elder from Shreveport, who
hit .257, and Byron Hobbensief-
ken, 20, an outf1elder, who hi
1921 for Grand Island, Nebr.
Evening star., 1959-10-16
Miss Charm Tops
Field in Sprint
At Shenandoah

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va.
Oct. 16 (SpeciaD Miss Charm
seeks her sixth straight victory
tonight when she faces seven
$2.5O0 claiming horses in the
6-furlong Potomac-S Shenandoah
Purse at Shenandoah Downs.
The daughter Of Deliberator
won five in a row at Charles
Towns summer meeting and
at Shenandoah and has been
freshened at Owner Sidney M,
Follin's Herndon, Va. farm.
Good Bit, coupled with Pur-
pie Haze appears the best OF
the rest if she can run back to
her performances of .Shenan-
doah's spring meeting.
Others in the field include
Achsah Ann, Regal Zenith,
Wendy Ann, Gioconda, Lucky
Island and Raw Morning.
The race for riding honorS
continued at a brisk pace last
night with Frank Northcutt and
Joe French each riding two
winners. French, who has out
ridden Northcutt the last two
weeks, now has 20 victories, to
the leaders 36.
A crowd Of 2,788 bet $137,658
Evening star., 1959-10-16
Wakefield Stages
Cross Country

Wakefield High School stages
its fourth annual invitational
cross-country meet at II am.
tomorrow. The 2-mile course
begins and ends at the school,
1901 South Chesterfield road
in Arlington.
Twelve varSities and Is jun
ior varsities have entered, max
ing the meet the largest ever
held in Virginia with $50 run
.ners competing.
Wakefield won the first in
vitational in 1856 and Wash
ington-Lee the last two years.
Favored this year is St. Johns,
which was runnerup last year
and has it's entire team return
ing, led by Joe Reilly and Tom
Wright.
Evening star., 1959-10-16
Second English Horse
Enters international

lat York. He carried as much as
1872 pounds in these races,
which were from Ia TO l%
miles,
Primera's trainer Is Noel
Murless Of Newmarket, who
trains for the National Stud OF
England and saddled Queen
Elizabeth's Landau for his ap-
pearance in the 1854 Interna.
tional. In a defeat prior to the
Arc. Primera was beaten a heac
by Amourrou In the Church.
i'll Stakes, In which he spotted
the winner 30 pounds.
The newcomer joins Mrs
Arpad Plesch's Nagami as Eng
lands representatives in thu
international. other entries IL
the current field of eight arr
Round Table and Bald Eagle
of the United States, Lea-B o.
Mexico, Vogel from Australia
Up and Coming from New Zea'
land and frances Midnight
Sun.
Evening star., 1959-10-16
Hunters Compete
At MiddIeburq
Show Tomorrow

MIDDLEBURG, Va, Oct. 16
(SpeciaD. - Three champion
ships and reserves will be
awarded at the 10th annual
SPCA Hunter Show which
opens at 8 am. tomorrow (EST)
at Glenwood race track here.
Six pony classes will be held
in the morning, including large
and small hack, over jumps,
working ponies and a leadline
class. A championship will be
awarded in this division.
Five working hunter classes
and three junior classes are
scheduled during the day
Championships will be given
in both of these divisions with
the winning junior awarded
the Ruth Guitar perpetual
memorial trophy.
The ladies side-saddle class
will be ridden Immediately after
lunch. Mrs. j. C.. Rathborne,
a septuagenarian, has twice
won the Ballentrae challenge
trophy, donated by Harry New
man. Mrs. Rathborne won this
class in both 1857 and 1858,
riding Mrs. George Tener's
Wee Bob.
All entries are post entries
at 50 a class. A trophy and
four ribbons will be given in
each class. All proceeds from
the show will go to the local
SPCA.
Evening star., 1959-10-16
Red Wings Keep
Hot Pace Going
In Hockey League
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
Last season the Detroit Red
Wings finished last in the Ma
tional Hockey League and
missed the playoffs for the first
time since the 1941-42 cam
paign. They obviously don't
aim to do it again.
Currently they are leading
the league with three victories
and one tie, with a 2-1 victory
over the Chicago BlackhawkS
last night their latest achieve
ment.
In the other league game
yesterday, the Montreal Cana
diens scored four goals in the
first period in defeating the
Toronto Leafs, Az, to take ovel
third place.
Earlier yesterday Clarence
Campbell, league president
league would expand to the
West Coast in 1860 or 1861.
Il realize that Los Angelo;
and San Francisco would pres.
ent a natural rivalry" Camp.
bell said. But so far no respon.
sible persons in those cite.
have indicated any interested
There also are many sched.
uling problems that would tt
be resolved.
Evening star., 1959-10-16
Hickman, Blanchard Among
10 Named to Hall of Fame

major and jet pilot; Bobby
0odd, Tennessee fullback, now
head coach at Georgia Tech;
Carl Hinkle, Vanderbilt center
now an Air Force colonel;
James Banks McFadden, Glenn
son halfback, now backf1eld
coach at Clemson; Charles
Trippi. Georgia back. now
backf1eld coach Of the Chicago
Cardinals; Dork Walker, South.
ern Methodist quarterback, nov
in construction business ir
Cheyenne, Wyo. and Clarence
(Biggie) Mum, Minnesota
guard, now athletic director al
Michigan State.
At the $50-a-plate dinner
Gen. Macarthur will be pre-
sented with the second golC
medal for his contributions tt
amateur football. President
Eisenhower received the golc
medal last year.
The addition of the 10 brings
to 172 (125 players, At coaches)
the number of gridiron greats
named to the Hall of Fame
the building for which is to be
erected on the campus of Rut-
gers University, where football
was born.
Evening star., 1959-10-16
MARYLAND

Continued From Page B-1
= Maryland will be in its best
physical shape since the open
. ing game. Quarterback Dick
Novak no longer is fayoring an
injured ankle and Gary Collins
. is available for full-time duty
.at end and to handle the punt
ing.
=. The Terps' line will be
stronger with Tom Gunderman
and Rod Breedlove at guards.
e 1t will be a Homecoming of
a sort for five members of Jim
Hickey's coaching staff: En-
met Cheek, Fred Tullai, Ed
KenSler, George Barclay and
Ed Fullerton. Tullai, Kensler
and Fullerton played for the
Terps and coached here, while
Barclay and Cheek were as
SiStants to Tatum while he was
at Maryland.
=. Three of the Tar Heel
players are Washington school,
boy products. Schroeder played
at Anacostia, Fullback Joe
Davies at Annandale and Cen
ter Jim LeCompte at Gathers
burg. Schroeder will start.
Davies and LeCompte are on
the second unit.
The Tar Heels lost 20-18 to
Clemson and 28-8 to Notre
Dame before drastic lineup
changes. They've beaten N. c
State, 2O-12, and South Caro-
lima, 1876, since. Maryland
lost three straight after beat
ing West Virginia.
Evening star., 1959-10-16
South African
Sets Course Mark

COSTA MESA, Calf, Oct. 6
(AP) Brian Wilkes, a little
South African who has been in
the money in only two of his
nine tournaments in the United
States, took a 2-stroke lead in
the first round of the $4,000
Orange County Open goli
tournament yesterday.
He set a course record with
a IS. The 27-year-old Wilkes
playing the PGA circuit since
mid-AuguSt, missed a 4-foo,
putt as he bogeyed the last
hole. The Mesa Verde Country
Club course is $3.50 yards, and
par 36-35.
In a three-way tie for second
place at 81 were Jim Ferree
Frank Stranahan and Ker
Ventura.
Evening star., 1959-10-16
A second English horse has

A second English horse has
accepted an invitation to the
100000 Washington. D. c..
international at Laurel Novem-
Der IL. track officials announced
today.
The newcomer is Staphope
Joel's Primera. a 5-year-old
who figured In the thrilling six
horse finish in the Prix de l'Arc
de Triomphe at Longchamp Oc-
tober 4. Primera, regarded as
probably England's best older
horse. finished fifth in the
French race, but was beaten
only a half length while in close
quarters as Midnight Sun and
Saint Crespin dead-heated for
first money.
Primera. a son Of My Babu,
has won four Of six races this
year, capturing the Ormonde
Stakes at Chester, the Prince
of Wales Stakes at Newmarket,
the Bentnick Stakes at Good
wood and the Ebor Handicap
Evening star., 1959-10-16
New Golf Show
To Make Debut
:On TV Sunday

. All-Star Colts new series mas
its second match scheduled on
WMAL-7 tomorrow from 5 tC
6 pm, and World Champion
ship Golf" makes its debut Sun
day ON WRC-4 from 4:30 tc
$50, providing a big week end
of televised golf.
Gary Player, the British Open
champion, who ended Sam
Snead's streak on All-Star golf
last week, meets Bill Casper
the National Open champion
on the WMAL-7 show tomor-
row. Snead won 13 straight
matches last year, but lost tC
Player in the first of the new
series.
World Championship Golf
offers $171, 900 in prizes in the
elimination series between 81
of the top pro stars.
= Mike Souchak meets Ton
Nieporte in the first of the
WRC-4 matches Sunday. The
eventual winner of the series
will receive $37,500.
Evening star., 1959-10-16
Deal Gives Reds
Brother Combine

CINCINNATI, Oct. 16 (AP)
The Reds have bought Third
Baseman Tom Dotterer-
younger brother of Reds
Catcher Dutch Dotterer-from
Nashville.
Tom, %, a righthanded
thrower who bats left, drove
in 46 runs and hit eight homers
while batting .260 for Nash
vile last season.
The Cincinnati organization
has two other brother groups
Pitcher jim Bailey at Seattle
brother of Reds Catcher Ed
Bailey, and the McWilliam'
brothers-Miles, a catcher-first
baseman at Seattle, anc
George, a pitcher for Savannah
Evening star., 1959-10-16
First Landing
Runs Today

NEW YORK, oct. 16 (AP).-
First Landing. sidelined since
May l6 by a kidney ailment
after winning the 2-year-old
title in 1858, returns to compe-
tition today In a 6-furlong race
at Aqueduct.
c. T. Chenery's ace. who nm
ished ninth in the Preakness
in his last start for the only
time in 10 races he was out
Of the money. showed he ap-
parently is hale and hearty
again when he worked 6 fur
longs in l:l22s earlier in the
week.
With Eddie Arcaro in the
saddle, First Landing picks up
top weight Of l24 pounds and
gives from 4 to 10 pounds to
10 rivals.
First Landing ran third in
the Kentucky Derby behind
Tony Lee and Sword Dancer.
Evening star., 1959-10-16
u. S. Riders Enter
HARRISBURG Show

HARRISBURG, Pa, Oct. 16
(AP).-The United States team
enters the Pennsylvania Ma
tional Horse show today with
high hopes of repeating its
triumph of earlier the week in
international jumping COM
petition.
Team Capt. William Stein
kraus will lead a contingent
that took top honors in jump
ing at the Washington Horse
show which ended Tuesday.
The United States horsemen,
as in Washington, will face top
riders from Brazil. Mexico,
Canada and Argentina.
The international jumping
will be the feature of an 8-day
show at the huge Farm Show
Arena here.
Evening star., 1959-10-16
Two TV Games
Open NBA PIuy
BY the Associated Press

The National Basketball As
sociation opens its 14th season
tomorrow with the Boston Celt-
les favored to retain their world
championship come playoff
time in April.
The opening game, appropri-
ately, will be a nationally tele-
vised game (blacked out in
Washington at Boston with
the champion Celtics entertain
ing the Cincinnati Royals.
On Sunday, in another ma
tionally televised afternoon
game CWRC-4), the Mime
apolis Lakers, surprise Western
Division champions last year
play host to the Detroit Pistons
Evening star., 1959-10-16
SHENANDOAH
SELECTIONS

1-Caddys Pep, Sugar Pie. Flying
Dixie.
Looking Glass, Chiet Wlanho'
Donean ..
Charcoal Fiddle, Visiting
Miss
4-Tam. Dear Richard, Silver Blow.
Grand Peggv, April Haze.
6-In The Brig, Lancaster Rose, SET
EN- Up
7-Choo Choo Lad, SuperhishWay'
Silky Jet.
S-Deep River, Bill Pac. Justice
Brown
9--Raw Morning, Good Bit, Miss
Charm
OF. Gibson, Pleasure Time, Pound
Foolish
Best Bet-RaW Morning
Evening star., 1959-10-16
Bustien, Murphy
WrestIe to Draw

Red Bastien will take on DR..
Jerry Graham in the feature
bout Of next Thursday nights
wrestling show at Capitol
Arena.
BaStien last night fought to
a curfew draw with Skull Muir
phy to highlight the weekly
wrestling action at Capitol. In
the feature match Ricki Starr
and Argentina Zuma battled
John and Chris Tolas to a stale
mate.
Haystacks Calhoun defeated
Pierre and Francois Valois In
a handicap match, Killer Ko-
walski won over Duke Hoffman
and Chet Wallick defeated Ken
Ackles.
Evening star., 1959-10-16
Women DECIDING
CheWChuse Title

Mrs. Paul H. STREET, the de-
Tending champion, and Mrs
Webb Hayes met for the WON.
ems club championship al
Chevy Chase Club today. II
was the first time in the final;
for Mrs. Hayes.
Mrs. Streit, who is president
of the Women's District Coll
Association, defeated Mrs. N. S
Foley, 6 and 4, in the semifinalS
yesterday. Mrs. Hayes upset
Mrs. Edward Ferriday, medalist
and former champion, l UP.