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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-15
SoItou Quits Forty-Niners
To Broadcast Pro Games

SAN FRANCISCO. July is
(AP).-Gordy Soltau. the San
Francisco. place-kicking spe-
cialist and the National Foot
ball Leagues third ranking
scorer, is quitting professional
football after nine seasons with
the Forty-Niners.
Soltau will team with Tommy
Harmon in broadcasting Forty
Miner games televised by the
Columbia Broadcasting Sys-
TEN next season.
"It'S tough to hang them UP
after nine seasons" Soltau
said Tuesday. But I believe
I've received a great opportu-
nifty in the broadcasting field.
Soltau plans to continue hi;
work as a sales executive with
a San Francisco stationery
firm.
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Round TobIe-HiIIsdoIe
Match Race Is Put Off

Round Table must give Calu-
met Farms Bardstown IA
pounds and as much as 80 To
the low weight Of the field, The
Chosen One.
The match race idea origi-
nally was suggested by Ben Lin
deheimer, Chicago race track
operator. Tentative conditions
of the race called for 1t to
be run at a mile and an eighth,
with each horse carrying 1872
pounds.
May Meet in Fall
The possibility remains that
Hillsdale and Round Table can
be brought together for a fall
meeting.
Smith said he was considering
starting his Indiana-bred
standout in the 500, 000-added
Washington Park Handicap
Labor Day in Chicago, Round
Tables base of operations. They
also could clash in the United
Nations Handicap at Atlantic
City September 10 and the
Woodward Stakes at Aqueduct
in New York September 26-
both 500, 000-added events,
Meanwhile the highlight oil
yesterdays racing program was
the victory of Mahan in the
Norridge Purse at Arlington
Park. A non-winner in II
months, the 8-year-old Hasty
House Farm veteran put on 9
strong stretch rally to beat the
favored Anxious Moment by O
length and a quarter. Mahar
paid $3.50.
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The departure Of Soltau
leaves the Forty-Niners with
out an experienced placekick-
er. The job is expected to be
filled by Bobby Luna, defen-
sive regular in 1855 returning
after Army service, and Tom
my 3avis, rookie halfback from
Louisiana State.
In his nine seasons Soltau,
a collegiate end at Minnesota,
scored 644 points on Is touch
downs, 2S4 conversions, and 70
field goals.
Don Hutson Of Green Bay
tops league scoring records with
825 points and Lou Groza OF
Cleveland ranks second with
694 points.
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36O-MILE RACE TO HALIFAX
r Magic CorPetAssured
OfWinin First 7 est

Light, which had a handicap
of one hour, IA minutes. 31.2
seconds.
The scratch boat Black
Watch-the one without a
handicap-came in almost an
hour behind the Nina. The
Black Watch was skippered by
George w. Brooks of Larch-
mont, N. Y.
Magic Carpet followed Black
Watch by about Is minutes.
Then came the Nimrod skip
pered by Robert L. Hall and
the Annapolis Naval Acad-
emy's Freedom. The Freedom
lay becalmed for three hours
within sight of the t1nsh line
before she managed to strug-
| gle across.
Magic Carpet was the only
Glass B boat among the early
finiSherS. The others are
Glass A.
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Pub|inx Medal
Won by Skies

DENVER, July is APP
Sixty-four golfers headed by
Don Skies, the defending
champion, opened match play
today in the National Public
Links golf tournament here.
BY evening, after two l8-hole
rounds, the field will be sliced
to l6.
Two more l8-hole rounds
will be played tomorrow. The
semifinals Friday and the
finals Saturday will be over the
36-hole distance.
Skies, a 28-year-old Univer-
sity of Florida law student, won
medalist honors late yesterday
by sinking a l2-foot side hill
putt for a birdie 4 on the final
hole. He shot a 68 to go with
the SO he posted Monday for a
1877 total-flve under par, but
only a stroke better than three
others. They were Mat Palacio,
jr., 43-year-old San Rafael,
Calf, auto salesman: Rich
Casabella, 10, of Louisville, KY,
and DR.. Don J. Keith. San
Diego. Calf, dentist.
Casabella holed out a No. 2
iron shot on the 18th hole for
a double eagle 2 on the par 5
hole.
other low scorers in the
qualifying round included Hal
McComas, "a, of Dallas, and
Gene Dahlbender, Atlanta,
bracketed at 1879; the 1857
champion, Don ESsig III of
indianapolis, and Gene Dixon,
Memphis, Tenn, each 14l;
Rolf Deming, Minneapolis; Ray
Patak, Dallas, and AL Benefiel,
Denver, each l42.
The Warren G. Harding
trophy for the city with the
best three-man team in the
qualifying rounds went to
Dallas with AIS. '
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Virginia and Ontario to Play
Babe Ruth Regional Opener

Virginia will play Ontario,
Canada, in the opening game
of the Middle Atlantic Regional
Babe Ruth League tournament
beginning August 10 at Grit
6th Stadium.
The teams will be chosen in
State .playoffs during the first
week of August. The Middle
Atlantic region includes Vir-
ginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania,
New Jersey. New York, Della
ware, Ontario, West Virginia
and Washington, D. c.
The Northern Virginia Babe
Ruth and Major Leagues, the
Washington Babe Ruth League
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Atlantic Club to Be Sold
On Abandoned in 1860

ATLANTA, July is (AP).-
The Atlanta Crackers put UP
a For Sale" sign today on Its
class IA Southern Association
franchise. ball park and con-
cessions.
Earl Mann, president and
majority stakeholder, told the
Atlanta Journal that unless a
buyer Is found Atlanta would
be without baseball next season
because he definitely would
not operate the club again.
Furman Bisher, Journal
sports editor, said Mann an
nounced his decision to quit
baseball yesterday during q
casual conversation.
Sees No Future
"I've made up my mind. I'm
ready to sell the Crackers and
get out Of baseball. I can see
no future or opportunity in the
game any more" he said.
1--WE decided I can't con-
tinue the fight any longer.
can't go on losing money. I'm
not a wealthy man. I've bor-
rowed money to operate this
year. I've got an equity in this
thing and I'm not going to
lose it,"
Mann, whose club has a
working agreement with Mil
waukee. gave his decision be-
fore leaving for New York for
a major-minor league confer
ence on player control. He is
a member of the committee
named by Commissioner Ford
Prick to study ways and means
of reducing major league con-
troll of the player pool.
81 hate to be the first to 60
in the Southern Association, y
Mann said, but I see no alter
native. In other cities baseball
clubs In trouble have been able
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and the Greenbelt, Md, Babe
Ruth League will serve as hosts
for the tournament. The win
ner of the regional tournament
will compete in the worldwide
Babe Ruth series in Stockton,
Calf, during the last week in
August.
The tournament schedule:
August 1O-Ontario VS.. Virginia, {
pm.
August 11-West Virginia VS.. New
Jersey, 9, and Maryland VS.. Pennsyl-
vania, g.
August 12-Delaware VS.. Ontario,
Virginia winner 8, and New York VS.
Washington, 4.
August I3-West Virginia-New Jer.
sey winner VS.. Maryland Pennsylvania
winner, g. and New York-Washingtor
winner Us. Delaware-ontario-Virginis
August 14-Championship, 8.
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Middle Cutter Third

LONDON, July Is (AP).-
Britain's top bookies have
made Alcide and Frances Wal
laby II the top choices for the
rich King George vi and Queen
Elizabeth Stakes at Ascot Sat-
urday.
Eighteen thoroughbreds are
listed as probable starters in
the mile-and half race. They
include eight French horses,
one German and two Irish
The others are English trained,
One of the Irish-trained en-
tries, Gladness, is owned by
John McShain Philadelphia
contractor.
Saturdays winner will col
lect $66,197.
"Gladness will run only il
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Ascot Track Must Be Soft
For McShuin Mare Saturday

the ground is not hard" Train
err Vincent O'Brien said. Some
trainers and owners also said
the track condition would de-
termine whether their horses
start. Sir Humphrey de Traf-
ford, owner of Alcide, said his
colt would not run if the going
was hard.
Horses four years and older
are handicapped with 1873
pounds. Gladness, a 6-year-old
mare, will carry 1870 pounds.
Three-year-old colts are
weighted with 119 pounds and
3-year-old fillies with 116.
The bookies have made AL
eide the 3-to-1 favorite, with
Wallaby II, owned by Baron
Godfrey de Waldner, second
at To.
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Miss Floyd Gets
Berth on Junior
Wiehtmon Squod

NEW YORK, July IS (AP).-
Donna Floyd, young tennis
star from Arlington, Va. has
been named a member of the
junior Wightman Cup tennis
squad, which will make the
summer tournament swing.
Eight promising youngsters
were picked for the tour, along
with eight alternates. The
alternateS will move up to re-
place any of the original eight
actually named to the Wight
man Cup team for the matches
against a British team.
The most likely choice from
the young group for the cup
team is Sally Moore of Bakers
field, Calf, ranked eighth ma
tionally, a Wimbledon semi
f1naliSt.
Others in the first eight are:
Barbara Benigni, San Fran
cisco; Farel Footman, San
Francisco; Karen Hantze. San
Diego; Susan Hodgman, Kala-
mazoo, Mich; Sandra Loubat,
New Orleans, and Gwyneth
Thomas. Shaker Heights, Ohio.
The alternates, in order of
preference, include: Nancy
|O'Connell. Highland Park, Ill;
Kathy Chabot, San Diego;
Carol Hanks, st, Louis; Carl
Ann Prosen, Orlando, Fla;
Marilyn Voges, Chattanooga,
Tenn; Justina Bricka, st.
Louis; Barbara Browning, Bur-
bank, Calf, and Carole Cald-
we'll, Santa Montica, Calf.
Kay Hubbell of Conway,
N. H., will be captain in charge
of the juniors until August 2
when Belmar Gunderson CT
ChamberSburg, Pa, will take
over.
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Ike Golf Champs

GREENWICH, Conn.,, July
Is APP Paul Kelly and Dave
Nance of Sleepy Hollow Club
of Scarborough, NY, won the
seventh Ike golf team cham
pionship yesterday when Kelly
sank a 10-foot birdie putt on
the second extra hole of a
playoff with Jerry Courville
and Bob Mallozzi of the Shore
haven Club of Norwalk, Conn.
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HALIFAX, Nova Scotia. July
IS (AP).-The Magic Carpet, a
53-foot craft out of Riverside,
Conn, apparently has made
good right of the bat in ocean
yacht racing.
Competing in her first ocean
race the Magic Carpet, skip
pered by Peter Richmond,
seemed virtually certain of vic
tory today in the 36O-mile race
from Marblehead, Mass. to
Halifax on the basis of COR
rected time. officials said it
was unlikely any of the boats
still out in the fog and calm
seas would better the Magic
Carpet time.
The Magic Carpet was the
fifth vessel to finish, crossing
the line at 6:43 pm. wash
ington time) yesterday. Her
corrected time of 48 hours. Sc
minutes, Sc seconds put her
we'll ahead of the first group
to finish.
Magic Carpets elapsed time
since leaving Marblehead was
81 hours, 48 minutes. She had
a handicap of five hours, 81
minutes, four seconds.
Nina First to Finish
First to emerge from the
heavy layer of fog that covered
the harbor yesterday was the
Nina, owned and skippered by
De Coursey FaleS of New York
The veteran Nina had a cor
rected time Of 40 hours, 81
minutes, 20 seconds. She had
a handicap of two hours, seven
minutes, SIS seconds.
Fales, a former commodore
of the New York Yacht Club
set the course record for total
elapsed time of 81 hours, 10
minutes, 81 seconds in the
Nina two years ago.
Second into port was the
Djinna, sailed by John Nor
gan of Oyster Bay, N. Y. Shit
finished SO minutes and a
seconds behind the Nina, and
since she had a handicap Of
one hour, 16 minutes. IS Sec
onds, was automatically out Of
the running.
Middle Cutter Third
The United States Naval
Academy's 81 foot cutter
Highland Light headed over the
line third, about Is minutes
behind Djinna. Prof. James
Abbot of Melrose, Mass, was
at. the helm of the Highland
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BOYS BASEBALL
MONTGOMERY COUNTY BOYS
BASEBALL

MONTGOMERY COUNTY BOYS
BASEBALL
Midget Class
Silver Spring Lions, Is; Oak View, O
Iakoma Tigers, IL; Sligo Brandview
Food Town Jets, s; Rollingwood, 8.
Peoples Hardware, z; A. p. Woodson, g.
Garrett Mats, ,; The Sportsmen, o.
Olney Jets. 3: Wheaton Lions,
wheaton Woods, 9: St. Catherine, 8,
4op-of-the-Park, 10; Kay construc-
tion,S D
Juniors
Colesville, o: Orioles, ..
Silver Spring optimists, 4; Takoma
Shamrocks, 3.
Sligo, IA; Conn-Bel- /.
Bethesda Optimist, IL: KaVe Ford O.
Coop. Z; Upper Montgomery, g.
Bethesda Civitan, Z. st. Catherine, g.
Seniors
Takoms Blue sox, 8; Maloney Concrete,
3.
Tt. .cma Boys Club, s; Rockville Civil
tan. 3.
ST.. catherine. a Buchanan Builders,
NattOs Paints, 6; St, Marys, 3.
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to go TO the public. In Mobile
and Nashville the people bought
stock. In New Orleans the
Mayor has kept the club alive.
In Chattanooga the Washing
ton club foots the bill. In
Shreveport oil money is behind
the club. Here, I'm a lone OPP
orator. the only club owner in
the league who depends on
baseball for a livelihood.
I'm Offering the franchise
to the people Of Atlanta first.
II no one here wants 1t, then
I'm open to any outside bidder.
I'm willing to sell the club and
lease the park TO the new
owner. If anybody is interested
on that basis"
Attendance Dwindles
Mann did not set a price on
the club. Five years ago, he
said, the club was worth
100000.
Its a long way from that
now, but there's no way Of put
ting a value on baseball prop
erty in the minor leagues these
days." he added.
The Atlanta club. in the Gel
lar or Whereabouts in league
standings this year, has shown
a steady drop in attendance. 1t
is estimated the attendance
this year will barely approach
10000. compared to former
years of 100000.
Mann's silver anniversary
with the club, celebrated re-
Gently, drew only 1900 fans.
The Crackers have won 10
pennantS, more than any other
club outside the major leagues.
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Chubusko's
Time PAGES
Sea Race

HONOLULU, July IS (AP)
The 66-foot yawl Chubasco
crossed the finish line of the
Transpacific yacht race today
with a strong bid to win the
21st renewal of the handicap
sailing classic.
The Chubasco is owned by
Arnold Haskell of Newport
Beach, Calf. and is skippered
by his son, Donald.
The Cubasco sailed past Dia-
mond Head Lighthouse at 5:18
am. Hawaiian Standard Time,
eight hours after the big
schooner Goodwill arrived.
The Cubasco covered the
1925 miles from Los Angeles
in 10 days, 20 hours and ia
minutes.
The time gave her a good
and possibly decisive chance tc
win after the two-score other
entries finish and handicap!
are computed.
When she finished the Chu.
baSco was the leader in the
handicap ratings and unles.
the other entries improve theil
positions the yawl could emerge
the actual winner.
The official winner may no
be decided for another week
The 161-foot Goodwill crossed
the finish line first Tuesda,
night.
The big schooner, which
broke her topmast five day
ago, and mended it to con,
tinue, had an unofficial tim,
of 10 days. IL hours, Is min.
utes and Is seconds.
The Goodwill carried tor
handicap of IL hours, 6 min.
uteS, added to her elapsed time
All the other boats in the race
received lesser handicaps.
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H. l. Trube, II, Dies;
Ran in '08 OIympics

NORWALK, Conn, July Is
AP).-Herbert L. Trube. 70, a
member of the United States
1908 Olympic team, died at his
home here last night.
Trube competed on the
United States Smile team
which finished second in the
Olympic Games at London.
He worked in New York City
as a special agent for the Mass
achusetts Mutual Life Insurance
Co.
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Results Guaranteed, Helena Rubinsiein says
II an % sure you will be satisfied with the results
when you use these products 40 directed that ]
guarantee complete satisfaetion--or you get full
refund BY returning them to the store where you
made your purchase"
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that they are responsible for
any damage caused by their
wakes to boats anchored along
the waterfront. Civil suits as
well as criminal actions can re-
suit.
Because outboarders should
no more consider boating with
out a clear knowledge Of the
rules than q motorist should
drive without knowing the
meaning Of stop lights or road
courtesy, here is an easy-to-
remember list:
keep to right when meet
ing approaching craft.
2-The boat being overtaken
has the right Of way.
3-Give way to any boat APP
preaching in your danger zone"
your right hand side from
dead ahead to slightly more
than q right angle.
4-Sailboats have the right
Of way over powerboats.
5-Fishing boats have the
right of way but are not al
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FORE AND AFT
Worning to Bootmen:
Watch Your Speed
BY CHARLES COvELL

For hundreds Of boat owners preparing to take
to the waterways for the Memorial Day week end,
Harbor Police today had warming
Watch your speed"
In mid-week scout car intercepted an cupboard
being chased by harbor patrol boat. The operator
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due to ignorance. To help make
certain that al boatmen know
the regulations, they issued
these reminders:
From q point In Washington
Channel marked by q white
buoy and q sign on the sea wall
railing all the way to the Tidal
Basin the speed limit is 6 miles
per hour.
From the 18th Street bridge
upstream in the Anacostia
River the limit also is 6 miles
per hour. The same limit APP
plies In Georgetown Channel
Upstream from Memorial
Bridge.
In the Potomac along the Al
exandria waterfront the limit is
10 miles an hour.
Police said the danger in
Georgetown Channel is par
ticularly acute because many
inexperienced persons rent ca
noes in this area and the wake
Of speeding boats could cause a
tragedy.
Boatmen also were reminded
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BOOK

TODAY
WEST RIVER SAILING CLUB-Start
Of Cruising Divisions shakedown cruise
70 oxford Nd.
three-day International 6.5 Meter In
CAPITAL YACHT CLUB-Cruise to
Colonial Beach and Annapolis.
TOMORROW
CHESAPEAKE YACHT CLUB-Start
OF cruise to Miles River Yacht Club.
C0RMTHIAN YACHT cLUB-Cruise
D. G. BOATING CLUB-start Of
overnight cruise to AQUA Greek.
rQI0MAg RIVER SAILING ASsO-
CLATION--Race 10 Gunston Cove for
overnlght stay and return sunday
SEVERN SAILING ASSOCIATION
Spring series Of races for Cadet and
FLAG HARlBoR YACHT CLUE
PM, dance ct clubhouse. Long Beach.
SUNDAY
SEVERN SAILING ASSOCIATION
Spring series Of races for all classes,
SHADY OAKS YACHT CLUB-I
pm, opening day ceremonies.
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one from the Coast Guard
Academy. Joint sponsors are
the New York Yacht Club,
Naval Academy Sailing Squad
ron and Annapolis Yacht Club.
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EXPANDED GUIDE
TO AREA FISHING
NOW AVAILABLE

Numerous phone inuuir-
les and letters have been
received by the outdoor ed
itor Of The Star requesting
back copies Of The Leisure
Sportsman page that con-
tanned the series Of articles
on fresh-water fishing In
the Washington area.
The series has been in
corporated into q new and
greatly expanded Evening
Star fishing guide. cover
ing both salt and fresh
water. which is snow ready
for distribution.
It has been placed In the
hands Of news dealers ma
rinas and sportings goods
stores for distribution to
the public: It also is avail
able by mail.
To obtain one. write The
Star Fishing Guide, WASH
ington Evening and Sunday
Star. Washington 3. d C.
The price is 80 cents plus
10 cents for handling and
postage.
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oils Harbor to a point opposite
Bloody Point and return.
Meanwhile. so entries have
been received for the 1859
Annapolis to Newport race June
20. Deadline for entries for the
46s-mile jaunt starting at noon
from Annapolis Yacht Club is
June 5.
Among the so entries are nine
from the Naval Academy and
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lowed to fish in channels or OBJ
struct navigation.
6-Boats leaving piers or
wharves have no right Of way
until clear.
7--Use these signals: One
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short blast. ] am directing my
course to the right. Two short
blasts, I am directing my
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course to the left. Three short
blasts. I. am proceeding astern
Gin reversed. -Four short blasts,
danger. It can imply emergen-
~ or indicate inability to UNI
derstand or comply with signal
received.
8-Learn your buoys. Memo
rize red right returning" SO
that the red buoy is on your
right entering the channel from
seaward. At night a fixed red
light has the same meaning. A
quick flashing light indicates
caution.
E%*
Annapolis Yacht Club is host
this week end to its first Inter-
national SIS Meter Invitation
Regatta but only five boats are
taking part.
Conflict with an important
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SPORTSMANS WEEKEND CALENDAR.


ARCHERY
WALToNIAN BOWMEN or SILVER
afkING-Chnrity shoot ct pm. Sun
day at rHnee on HrlGgs CLANCY road
n Silver sprins. Tventy-eight neld
Nsa BowHUNTRRs-Flsld archery
shoot at pm. tomorrow ct range near
Laurel. Twenty-eIght hunter targets
pa,nyAx R sn0V nHn ann crun
tomorrow. Kertoot Trophy match sum
cay.
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CLUB EVENTS
PRINCE GEORGES FISH AND
GAME CluB-Executire meeting to-
night At clubhouse In Mitchellvilie, Nd.
OPEN SEASONS
BLACK BASS
VIRGINIA Continuous open season
east OF Blue Ridge: June 20-April 80
west Of Blue Ridge with some excep-
June l-November so; tidal waters,
same. West NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. open
season.
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TROUT
vIRGINfA--Noon. April Is-Decem-
Der 81. Maryland--Aprll i5-March IL.
West Viretnia--April 2b-pecember 81.
PIKE on PICKEREL
vIRGINIA---continu open season
east OF Blue Ridge: june 2O-April 80
west OF Blue Ridge, MARYLAND mon
tidal waters Nav i-March Ia: wal.
eyes, April 1-November is. West Viz
ginia-Year-round open season.
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was accused Of speeding II
miles an hour in a 6-mile-an-
hour zone OF Hams Point.
Police are painfully aware Of
the dangers posed by water
front hot-rodding. They also
are aware that some Of 1t is
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FAIR WINDS OR FOUL


WASHINGTON POTOMAC
80 May 30 Mes 81 11ns June june June June =
An 80 Esq 355 Az S3S S:aS S6s III
saa minutes e! Cham Bridge
a Cree ss HSR'1 a cSS' 6ss s. i m
co6ial sh a''on hrs ouanico Creek tsntrance = hrs
Dahigrn ----s-. 5ls hrs }
HIGH CHESAPEAKE POINTS
oDDots
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eg CHRIS CRAFT EXPRESS CRUISER.
Chrysier 11b h.p., hunks. head,
galley, trailer Excellent. Engine iust
overhauled. $3.50. OIL. 1884.
MARK 25, 1858; remote controls. steer
ing also trailer; best offer. WI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29

New England regatta resulted
in a flood of cancellations
which limited entries to boats
from Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Gibson Island Yacht Squadron
and the host club.
The three-day competition is
for the Governor Of Maryland
Trophy. 1t is being raced on a
triangular course from Annap-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29

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26-ft. cabin cruiser; BY hour, day OF
week: sleeps ., ST. 3-4145 or so