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EAST LAKE PERSONALS

Visiting Mrs. Sina Mann during
the week end were Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Mann and Mrs. B. B. Mann
of Portsmouth Va. Mrs. Alethia
Sawyer and Mrs. Fred Etheridge
of Manteo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Dozier and
son, and Jimmie Thacker of Nor
folk We're visitors here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Ambrose
and Melvin Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Ambrose and children and
Dolphus Ambrose all of Norfolk
and Richard Ambrose of Creswell
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Ambrose.
In Columbia Friday were: Tur-
ner Twiford, Wilson Twiford, Mrs.
Polly Ambrose, Miss Blanche Cope
land, Mrs. Sylvester Twiford, Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Basnight, Miss Su-
an Basnight and Mrs. Emily Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Dowdy and
children of Norfolk were here for
the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Sawyer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Sawyer and
children, Brenda, Glenn, Janice,
David and Mary of Columbia visit
ed here Sunday.
Allison Basnight and Chester
Holmes of Norfolk were recent
visitors.
MIR. and Mrs. Jimmie Simmons
and children of Norfolk spent Sur
day here with Mrs. Sylvester Twi-
ford.
Mrs. Alice Hassell of Union
Beach, New Jersey is visiting here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25

Promoter AL Gore brings his
sportsman-stock car drivers
back to Marlboro Motor Race
way Sunday to strengthen an
already well-f1lled week end OF
auto racing here and in nearby
States.
The sports car crowd con-
venes at picturesque Watkins
Glen, N. Y, today and tomor-
rtow for the 18th annual grand
prix event, this time embracing
nine races. Entered from the
Washington area are Fred
Windridge, Frank Baptista,
Dick Lord, Murray Clark, John
Lyles. Bob Swanson, Slower
Babcock, Pierre Mon, Fred
Moore, Roy Tuerke and Bill
Verbeck.
On Sunday the NASCAR
drivers run in the fourth an
nual Virginia Sweepstakes at
Martinsville. 500 laps on the
half-mile oval with a $4,000
purse. Lee Petty can wrap up
his second straight grand ma
tional championship. and the
convertible title could be set
tied by Joe Lee johnson and
Larry Frank.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25
Arch Rival Faces
Tougher Field in
Shenandoah Bow

CHARLES TOWN, W. Va.
Sept. 25.-Peter Vischer's Arch
Rival makes his autumn bow al
Shenandoah Downs tonight
fresh from a 15-length victory
at nearby Hagerstown.
The sprint star will go in the
Bardane Purse. ninth and fea-
ture race on STEAMBOATS, Sec
ond 10-race week end card.
Six speedsters. lined up for
the 51a-furlong dash. promise
more competition than Arch
Rival faced last time out. with
Vivian Schaeffer's Shining
looking like the best Of the rest.
General Manager Bob Leavitt,
encouraged by a Ladies Night
crowd that bet $203,658 last
night, hopes to improve the
tracks $223. 900 betting average
tonight and tomorrow.
Rita's Reward, an easy win
ner here last time out; Porter
Grata, Beau Priam, No Moss
and French Bleu, complete the
field in the Bardane, and anyone
could lower the track record OF
1:05A held by Sir Ways since
last July II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25
40 SCHOOLBOY GAMES ON CARD
Episcopal, Gonzogo
Pit Two Top Centers

Episcopal High School opens
its football season against q
strong Gonzaga team at $3.50
pm. tomorrow at Episcopal to
head a slate of 40 area school,
boy games this week end.
In other top contests tomor-
row, Annandale, the Northern
Virginia Group I powerhouSe,
takes on Hammond at 8 pm.
at George Washington; De-
Matha plays at Blair at 2
o'clock, and Wheaton, upset
winner over Bethesda Chevy
Chase last week, plays host to
Bladensburg. also at 2.
Twenty one games are
scheduled today, topped by the
Landon-O'Connell game at 3
pm. at O'Connell. Carroll is
playing at Wilson at 3 o'clock
and Warwick, Va, High School
Is at Wakefield at 8.
st. Johns plays Baltimore's
Calvert Hall at 2 pm. tomor-
row at Mount st. Joseph.
Episcopal'S Stuart Saunders
and Gonzaga's Jon Morris, the
areas top schoolboy centers,
will meet head on tomorrow
afternoon. Saunders was on
The Stars All-Prep team last
season. Morris was outstand-
ing in GonZaga's 27-0 victory
over Wilson last week.
Saunders is a 6-foot. 205-
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Drought Moy Delay
Hunting Season

CHARLESTON. w. Va, Sept
rs (AP).-The scheduled Octo-
Der 8 opening Of West Wiz.
ginia's squirrel. turkey anc
grouse hunting seasons will b
delayed unless "appreciable
rain falls across the State
Conservation Director Warder
M. Lane said yesterday.
He said the conservation de.
partment still hoped the hunt.
ing seasons could open or
schedule but, of course. rain.
fall is now a determining fac.
tor" he added:
Continued drought condi-
tons across West Virginia have
parched the grasslands, fields
and forests. giving rise to q
half dozen forest fires during
the past two weeks"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25
Ex-TerpCogers
Join Baltimore

BALTIMORE. Sept. IS (AP)
Three former teammates al
the University Of Maryland
have signed contracts with
Baltimore of the Eastern Bas-
ketball League.
John Nacincik. Nick Davi;
and Doc Weingarten. all mem
berS of the 1878 Atlantic
Coast Conference champion
ship team at Maryland, will be
on hand for the opening prac-
tice today.
The only other player who
has come to terms so far Is
Johnny Bucek, the leading
scorer for New York University
two seasons ago.
Nacincik averaged lat points
a game for Baltimore last year
as a rookie. Davis played last
season with Wichita in the AAU
Industrial League.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25
GEORGE MASON'S NEW STAR
John Carlos Running
PIeuses Coach Grain
BY CARL SELL
star Stan Writer

John Carlo is the latest Of
George Mason High Schools
outstanding tailbacks on the
football team, and he could
turn out to be the best.
Carlo. a sophomore, is 6-foot-
/ and weighs 1877 pounds. He
has scored As points in two
games so far this season on
seven touchdowns and three
extra points. all on runs.
Coach Joe Grain has been
blessed with top material at
tailback in recent years. John
Tasker. Ray Peterson, now a
halfback at West Virginia Uni
versity, Lambert Miller and
Lance Seidel. a freshman at
West Virginia. all carried the
Mustangs to winning seasons.
Carlo alternated with Seidel
last year when Lance was the
States leading scorer and
averaged over 200 yards per
game. John is OF to an ex-
cellent start this season.
George Mason scrimmaged
Washington-Lee. the defend
ing Group I champion on Mon
day. and Carlo ran well against
the Generals bulky line. Grain
was pleased with that perform
ance. since George Mason is
a Group II school.
John, a son Of Joe Carlo,
former football coach at Wilson
High and now assistant princi-
pal at Coolidge, is quick to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25
Parsons Quits
Alabama Squad

TUSCALOOSA. Ala, Sept. Is
(AP).-Guard Don Parsons has
quit the Alabama Crimson Tide
and Coach Paul Bryant said,
II understand he is negotiating
with Houston"
Parsons, a junior from
Houston, was one Of the bright
spots in Bryant's rebuilding
program at Alabama, but he
has been out with injuries
since the week before the
opening game with Georgia.
He was rated a top prospect
at Alabama, where coaches
called him lone of the major
surprises Of spring training"
Bryant said his loss will have
no effect on the outcome Of to-
morrow nights game with
Houston, since he hadn't been
counting on him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25
j. ). Netnlen
Loseon Coast

LOS ANGELES, Sept. rs
(AP) Americans were con-
spicuously absent today as the
seminal round started in the
Pacific Southwest tennis tour
nament's mems singles.
Ramanthan Krishman OF
India and Neale Fraser and
Rod LAYER of Australia sur
vived yesterdays quarterflnals,
The fourth member will be the
winner of this afternoons
quarter-finals match between
Roy Emerson Of Australia and
Manuel Santana Of Spain.
Santana and Emerson each
had won a set when they quit
because of dusk yesterday.
Santana won the first set So
and Emerson the second Ga.
Krishman beat Hugh Stewart,
Los Angeles. 6-3, Ga; LAYER
beat the top-seeded American,
Barry MacKay of Dayton, Ohio
1913, SO. 6-3, and Fraser
beat Herbie Flam, Beverly
Hills. 3-6. 6-3, SO,
6-3, 6-3.
In the women's singles, Maria
Bueno Of Brazil eliminated
Kathy Chabot. San Diego
60, Ga; Beverly Fleitz, Long
Beach, beat Mimi Arnold, Red
wood City. Calf, 60, 6-3;
Karen Hantze. San Diego
downed Dorothy Cheney, Long
Beach. 60. 81; Ann Haydn,
England, beat Jayne Hops,
Seattle, Ga, 2-6, 6-3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25

/ West. 26-year-old trainer
from Snow Hill, Md, is CO.
owner Of the winner, along
with Angelo Pellillio of Scars
dale, N. Y.
Meadow AL. the winter-book
favorite. took the first heat of
the divided field in 2:002s,
roaring from eighth place at
the three-quarter mark, and
fifth coming into the stretch,
to nip Culver Pick by a head.
Dares Direct was third after
leading into the stretch.
In his first heat, Hodgins
moved Adios Butler to the
front within so feet of the
starting post and stayed there
to win by four lengths over
Ohio Time. driven by Curly
Smart, two-time jug winner.
Hodgins' whipping finish gave
him a length margin over
Meadow AL in the finale.
The two jug heats were only
the eighth and ninth this year
for Adios Butler, but he's won
seven and finished second
twice. In his conqueSts were
the Cane Futurity and the
Messenger Stake-the first two
legs on the Triple Crown.
Adios Butler was a prohibit
tive is favorite in each of his
heats. About $4,000 fans
crowded the Fair Grounds for
the classic.
The money winners, and how
they finished:
Adios Butler, Kill, $685.
1884; Meadow AL, Xxi,
$l6,082.22; Culver Pick, 2-X-3,
$9,189.84: Ohio Time. X-2-5;
Sc, 890.38; Dares Direct, 3-X-4,
IS, 1885; Stormy Dream, X-3-9,
$3,446.19; King Nola, AXIS,
$2,297.46; Mainsail, X-4-7,
$2,297.46: Newport Storm,
ska, $l.146.73; Game Pick,
X-5-10, $l,146.73.
Eliminated in the first heat
were Layaway, Adios Day,
seasons Go and Bristol Han
over Failing to qualify in the
second heat were Carloader,
Meadow Maid, King Rhythm
and Brown Star. (The trainer
driver of Brown Star was Dave
Legum Of Washington, one Of
the star drivers at Rosecroft
and Laurel Raceways in Mary
land.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25
Smith Advances
In Net Tourney

C. Alphonso Smith. seeded
No. / in the Greater Washing
ton seniors tennis tournament,
advanced to the Semifinals
with a 6-3, 6-3 victory over
Edgar Powers yesterday at
Army Navy Country Club.
Other results:
Andre Najar upset third-seeded Fred
Steiber, So, 6--3; Edgar Lee, second
seeded, won over Don Sullivan, So,
6-1;. Emil johnson defeated Frank
Roberts, 6-2, g., and Frank Fiorio
ousted Arthur Freshman, "a, 80.
In doubles .top-seeded Hugh Lynch
and Smith defeated Fiorio and Fresh
man. 81, 81: Bill Bassett and
Jim schafer won over Ward Stewart
and Joe Fisher, 81, 81, and Earl
Churchill and Bill o,Brien routed
6-2, Go.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25
REMINDFUL or 1857 TRENTON
Woodward Tomorrow
Hailed as Dream Roce

NEW YORK. Sept. rs (AP)
Take the Nations two best
older horses. add the top g.
year-old and put them on the
same race track at a distance
each prefers and with weights
favorable To all. Then you
have q dream horse race.
That is just what the $780,
000-added Woodward at Aque-
duct figures to be tomorrow
when Round Table, Hillsdale
and Sword Dancer hook up at
"a mile and q quarter under
weight-for-age conditions. CHS
will televise the race from 4
to 5 pm. ct will be seen in
Washington over WTOP-9)
Round Table. a 5-year-old
from Travis Kerr's Oklahoma
owned stable, and Hillsdale, a
rangy 4-year-old from the barn
of C. w. Smith, each will carry
1875 pounds. Sword Dancer, ace
3-year-old from Mrs. Dodge
Sloane's Brookmeade Stable,
picks UP 100.
Remindful Of 81 Race
There hasn't been anything
like 1t on the American turf
since Bold Ruler took the meas
ure Of Gallant Man and Round
Table in the 1857 Trenton
Handicap at Garden State
Park. At least two other horses,
Babu. the Brooklyn Handicap
winner. and Inside Tract, are
expected to start, but they fig
ure to 60 along just for the
pleasure Of the company of
the Big Three. Each also will
carry 1876 pounds.
Round Table is the probable
AS favorite. with Hillsdale the
So second choice and Sword
Dancer third at AL in the early
line. But it is not difficult to
make out a case for any Of the
trio. The combined 1859 record
of the three show earnings Of
I$1,2l9,224.50 with "a victories,
seven seconds and one third in
"a starts.
Hillsdale. the years leading
money winner after breaking
into prominence late in 1858.
hasn't been worse than second
in IL races. He has won 10
times, nine Of them stakes, and
the last seven straight. His
bankroll for the year is $780,
l30.
Injured at Santa Anita
Round Table. the worlds
richest horse with a bank &C
count Of $l,679,539, has picked
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MARYLAND TRAINER HAILED
Adios Butler Breaks
Records in Jug Win

: DELAWARE, Ohio, Sept. Is
ZAP. - AdioS Butler, who
makes a habit of winning the
big ones. did it again in the
$76,582 Little Brown jug for
S-year-old PAGERS run here
yesterday for the 14th time.
The bay son Of Adios- Derby
Hanover, handled expertly by
Canadian Clint Hodgins,
grabbed the glory in straight
heats over the Delaware Coun-
ty Fair Grounds half-mile
track-and set a couple of rec
ords along the way. He also
wrapped up pacing's Triple
Crown.
Except for a short time early
In the deciding heat Of the
two-division race, Adios Butler
led at every post. He paced
the first mile in 1898 to set a
new track, jug and world rec
ord for a 3-year-old side
wheeler over a twice-around
oval.
The old jug mark was a fiat
2 minutes set by Tar Heel in
1851, and it also was the
world standard. The track
record was 1895 set by Samp-
son in 1851. Adios Butler, in
picking up $28,335.34 for his
4:00ls minutes of fancy STEP
ping, boosted his 1859 bankroll
to $150,033.34-far over the
3-year-old record of $124,583
set year ago by O'Brien Han
over.
Adios must be a proud sire
today, for another Of his sons
Meadow AL. driven by little Joe
O'Brien Of California-finished
second for $6,082.
The 52-year-old Hodgins,
from Cladeboye, Ontario, was
making his first start in the
jug, although he's been driving
harness horses for IS years.
OF the race. Hodgins said:
"Adios Butler has always
been a great horse. We were
lucky because we had no
trouble and no interference.
The second heat was the
tougher of the two. I wasn't
particularly worried about
Meadow AL was just trying
TO get there first and Adios
Butler had the stuff to get ME
there. Most of the credit should
go 10 Paige West"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25
Boiling Opens
Home Slate
Against Dix

Boiling Air Force Base opens
its home football schedule
against Fort Dix at 2 pm
tomorrow.
Fort Meade also plays to-
morrow, meeting Norfolk Navy
at Norfolk in a night game. The
other area service teams
Quantico and Fort Belvoir, are
idle this week.
Both the Generals and Meade
will be after their second
straight victories Of the season
Boiling defeated Central Michi-
gan. 1913 two weeks ago ant
Meade trampled Newport Navy
1856, last week.
Ed West. 6-foot-2. 200-pount
former Mount Vernon Hign
School and North Carolina
State star, will start at quarter
back for the Generals. The only
contemplated change will find
John McGown at left tackle In
place Of Bob Davis, the latte,
out with a severity sprained
ankle received in the Central
Michigan game.
The Meade eleven had two
night practice sessions this
week and plans to show Norfolk
the same tactics that were sue
cessful last week. These includ.
ed using two teams of equal
strength-Coach Carl Young
calls both of them first teams
some rather zany pass pat
terms and multiple offenses
that include wing T forma-
tons with double and even
triple flankers.
Quarterback HOWE Holden
a 190-pounder from Texas A
& I, is among the early-season
standouts at Meade, more for
his running than his passing
He netted lib yards in 10 car
ries last week, ran back punts
and kickoffs and intercepted
a pass. He scored one of the
touchdowns, and one of his
passing attempts was success
full for Is yards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25
Stock Car Events on up
At Marlboro and Manassas

At Trenton, the New Jersey
State Fair will wind up with a
NASCAR program tomorrow
and a United States Auto Club
l00-miler Sunday for cham
'pionship cars.
The sportsman-stock car
drivers race as usual tomorrow
night at Old Dominion Speed
way, then move to Marlboro
Sunday for the first time in
many weeks. Both programs
will include five races.
Drag racing on the quarter
mile and half mile strip al
Tappahannock, Va. will be
held Saturday and Sunday
October II and 10. with elimi-
nations beginning at noon both
days. The track can be reached
by going out Shirley highway
to Route Z and left on II to
Tappahannock Airport.
The weekend schedule:
Watkins Glen. n. Y.-sccA sports
cars, two races. ] pm.
TOMORROW
Old Dominion Speedway - Sports.
men-stoeks' five events. S5-lap fea'
Watkins Glen, N. Y-sccA sports
cars. seven races. 44-lap grand pril
feature. 10 am.
Allentown. Pa.-UsAc sprint cars
IS laps
Trenton. N. J-NAscAR modified.
sportsman cars, $50.
SUNDAY
Marlboro Motor Raceway--sports.
man-stocks, five events, 26-lap fea-
ture. 2:30.
Old Dominion Speedway - DRAG
racing. 10 am.
Vista RaceWay - Motorcycles. time
MartinsviIie, va,-virRinia Sweep
stakes, NAsCAR late model stocks,
Trenton. N. JGUsAc championship
cars. 100 miles. pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25
BeuII Is Elected
To Bowie Board

Senator Beall, Republican of
Maryland, has been elected to
the board Of directors Of the
Southern Maryland Agricultural
Association, operators Of Bowie
Race Course, 1t was announced
today by track officials.
SENATOR Beall also is presidnet
OF the Cumberland Fair Asso-
citation, which currently is OPP
Grating its race meeting at
Hagerstown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25

up $343, $50 this year with eight
victories. a second and one
third in II races. His bad race
was 10th In the Washington
Birthday Handicap at Santa
Anita early in the season when
he suffered a cut leg.
Sword Dancer. leading money
winning 81 year old with
1896, 044.50, finished fifth in his
first start. Since then he ha;
won six times, including the
Belmont and Travers Stakes
against competition of the
same age, and the Monmouth
and Metropolitan Handicaps In
which he conceded weight on
the scale to older horses. In
four races-the Florida Derby
Kentucky Derby, Preakness
and Brooklyn Handicap-he
was second, each time to q diff
ferent rival.
And II 1t comes down to rid
ing well. there Is little to choose
among the three jockeys. Ed.
die Arcaro, who rode Bold
Ruler in tina. memorable
Trenton Handicap. will pilot
Sword Dancer. Willie Shoe
maker, who was upon Gallant
Man, will be in Round Tables
saddle. Tommy Barrow, who
knows Hillsdale like a book,
again will be astride the De-
troit-owned colt.
Other Feature Races
The other feature races to-
morrow include the $25, 000-
added Illinois Owners Handi-
cap at Hawthorne, the $25, 000-
added Pageant Handicap at
Atlantic City. $15.000-added
Oakland Handicap at Golden
Gate Fields, $4,000 Queen
City Handicap at Latonia and
the $5.000-added Granite State
Handicap at Rockingham Park.
Better Bee (l23), Resolved
(l2O and Easy Spur (118) head
the field Of eight or nine ex-
pected for the Hawthorne fea-
ture.
Royal Native, winner Of the
Monmouth Oaks, is the prob
able starting lightweight under
100 pounds for Atlantic City's
Pageant, a grass race for g.
year-old fillies.
In yesterdays top events,
Beau Shah $3.50 won the
$11,47 Bushwick Hurdle Hand
leap at Aqueduct, Gable King
($9) won at Hawthorne and
Troubled Times ($6) took the
Atlantic City feature,
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Lust-PIuce PhiIs
Rehire Sawyer

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Is
CAP.-General Manager Johr
Quinn OF the Phillies has signed
Manager Eddie Sawyer for an
other year, despite the clubs
last-place finish this season.
In a departure from normal
front : office thinking, Quinn
blames lack of playing talents,
not managerial deficiencies, as
the reason for the clubs fail
ureS. Quinn announced the con-
tract signing yesterday, but SAL
airy terms were not disclosed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25

credit his teammates and
coach for his success. The
blocking is terrific and helps
you get those extra couple Of
yards" he says.
Grain believes this years
squad is the best he has had
at George Mason. The coach,
who learned his single-wing
football at Tennessee. feels the
blocking is outstanding. The
defense isn't too bad either,
because the Mustangs haven't
been scored on this season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25

pound senior from Roanoke
Va. who captains the Maroon
Morris stands 6-foot-1 anc
weighs 1876. Both boys are
equally strong on defense.
The Woodward Prep-George
Mason game, scheduled tomor-
row at George Mason. has been
Cancelled. George Mason had
been scheduled to play Spott-
sylvania but the game was
called of early this week
Woodward Prep, a fill-in team,
decided to drop the game yes
terday.
The schedule:
TODAY
Mckinley Tech at Anacostia, $50.
Bell at CardoZo, $50.
Coolidge at Western, $50.
Dunbar at Roosevelt, $3.50.
Carroll at Wilson. $40
Spinsarn at Bates lAnnapolis), $40.
Landon at O'Connell, 3.
81. Stephens at Friends. 800.
Georgetown Prep at Gaithersburg, 9.
Charlotte Hall at Surrattsville. 9.
Oxon Hill at Bethesda-Chavy Chase
Northwood at Northwestern, s.
Cambridge at Fairmont Heights, 1870.
Washinston-Lee at Z C. Glass Lynch
warwick at Wakefield. &.
Fairfax at George WASHINGTON, 8.
Groveton at Mount Vernon, 6.
Mclean at Falls Church. 8.
Loudoun County at Osbourn, 8.
Cedar-Lee at Marshall, g.
Luther Jackson at Leesburg DouglaSs, 3
TOMORROW
Phelps at Eastern, 1890 am.
Gonzaga at Episcopal. $3.50.
Good Counsel at Mount St. Joseph "
(Baltimorel, 3
DeMatha at Blair, 2.
High Point at Waiter johnson. 2.
BladenSburg at Wheaton, ..
Sherwood at Richard MONTGOMERY, 2.
Glenelg At EdRevater. 2.
Howard County at South Hagerstovn, 8
Lackey ct Quantico Post, Q.
Laurel at Aberdeen, ..
Hammond vs.. Annandale at CIV. 8.
Handley at Lee, ..
Jeb Stuart VS.. James Madison at Fails
Church, s
Herndon at Garfield, ..
Parker-G GRAY at st. Emma MA Crock
Castle, VA. 2:30.
woodbury. Forest at Augusta Ma
Fort Defiance. Va. 2.
SUNDAY
st. Johns VS.. Calvert Hall ct Mount
st. Joseph's, 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25
SHENANDOAH
SELECTIONS

1-Pince Nez. Parno Creek, Panel.
2-Reddst Redbird, Princess Glade
Eaquisse
Sod Tomshsvk. Huntinsdon, ou,
Gal
Haight, Yev sprins. Plane
Girl.
SAILS Ar, Piping Pride. Beau Dee.
e-Jiggs Kid. Licoriee Stick. Cole
Coffee
o-Arch Rival, Rita's Reward. Porter
GratA.
Io-silver Blow, Cruises, Hay Fever.
Best Bet-AFeh Rival "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25
Net Coach Named

DAVIDSON. N. c., Sept. IS
AP).-Edward Y. (Ted) KEGS
Ter, jr., who played four years
OF tennis for Davidson College,
yesterday was named tennis
coach Of his alma mater.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25
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Three Against
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. They got their winters
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25
Billy Cannon of LSU
Is Father Third Time

BATON ROUGE, La, Sept.
IS (AP).-Billy Cnnon Louisi-
ana State All-American half
back, became a father for the
third time yesterday.
The latest addition is q
seven-pound, 61a ounce girl.