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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-28

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Studios Of Arlington 80 8. Glebe
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OF Bethesda, 1918 Rockville
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-09-25
SPo RTS
BY BIL BROWER

With the drawing to close spec
uaon Is again ripe as to what players
able player awards in the major leagues
At least half dozen tan players the
voting takes place at the end Of the
the nomineesHank Aaron Ernie Banks Robinson
Jones and Willie McCovey-should get consideration.
Aaron has been big defending champion
Braves all the After 14 games batting 35
lead both leagues He had beed 3s home
runs He had scored lot times and had collected
Banks the poerhtng shorsop Chicago Cubs stakes
his bid as the MI homerm pacesete with
29 Banks Of has not quite performance when
ne won the MVP award His batting mark games
Young Robinson who has emerged Cncnnatis
big man with the bat has been strong
home run departments with 126 respectively
batting .S12 In 40 games
Jones claim for worhorse performance
for the San Francisco Giants among pitchers to win
20 games and was truly a stopper for the Giants.
McCoVey the 21yearod first
the last two months Of the hitting
has been sensational and provided
needed it. .-
Wed like to the right
handler Sam has had lot
The ottaded moundsmen became
time either In the big leagues minors
But he did 1t the hard Among his
victories were five wins the
bested the Giants other rivals for the pennan Angeles
Dodgers three times twice out of turn
any time the Giants needed
Winning the MI something tradition for our playerv
since Jackie Robinson gained the Campanea
1t three times unprecedented Mays ana
Don Newcombe others
From the looks things our own will on this
constellation this year.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-09-25
MATSoN STRENGTHENS RAMS nTLE J

(EditOFs Notes This another
Football League teams and their pIayeFs)
Chicago CANP)-when biggest in National
Football League history winter
Immediately installed avortes the Baltimore
Colts
The player responsible high esteem Ollie Matson who
had spent six Chicago rated
one Of the greatest backs in NFL. history.
Matson Of five players
year player from University Washington Lndy per-
formed the slot position Baker
fensve tackle.
In his 800 points in
cudng 90 last his production campaign He
holds Cardinal yardage gained one game 0s
and most gained In (924).
He has led the eight statistical
categoes The former University to
play fuIback and also might anng position
advantage Of his speed 100 or
more yards for touchdowns
Outstanding
Wilson who played college football seventh most
productive ball carrier In Ram history.
The 2O Durham averaged better than
the ball 70 times smmags ouchdowns one
for eight rushes Wilson gameushng
mark with 22S yards until 1t broken by Jim Brown
After playing habac Jones has
moved hnebacer this performed throughout
his college
Jones also excellent secondary ofrens
assignments .
Lundy former Purdue star drafted
after the AnStar 1857
well that he took position played consecutive
This Gillian taking advantage Of
his versatility using him in defensive positions
Baker 290pomd North College product played
serve tackle in 1858 and will take regular year
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-09-25
No. 6l6OS
CERT1FTCATE OF BUSINESS
NAME
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEPIN

COUNTY OF HENNEPIN
I, the undersigned, hereby certify
that am the person who conducts
and transacts a commercial business
at the city of Minneapolis in the
County Of Hennepin, State of Min
nesota, under the name and style of
Marion's Tea Room that the full
and true individual name of each
and every person who is in anyway
interested in said business under
said name, together with the post
office address of each of them is
as follows, to-wit: Marion L. will
liams, 1851 Portland Avenue South,
Minneapolis, Minnesota.
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEPIN
Marion l. williams on this 18th
day of September, 1859, before me
personally appeared Marion l. will
liams to me known to be the person
who made and signed the foregoing
certificate, and acknowledged that
she executed the same as her own
free act and deed.
H. A. LUND, Notary Public
Hennepin County, MINI.
My Commission Expires March 16,
1866.
(spokesman. Sept rs and Oct. %
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-09-25
ELECT NEGRO BOY,
CAPTAIN or COLUMBIA
UNIVERSITY EOOTRAIl TEAM

|. Lakeside, Tenn. (ANP)-Harvey
Brookins, 21-year-old 175-pound
halfback with the Columbia univ
ersity Blue and White Lions, has
been elected captain Of the team
for 1859 by his teammates, at a
practice session recently.
A senior, BroolIins has been star
ring as halfback for the Lions for
the past two seasons. Moreover,
he has started in every varsity
game since the team upset Brown
university in 1857.
Brooxins halls from Mcdonald,
Pa, where he won 10 letters at
Mcdonald High school playing
football and starring in track and
field. In his senior year at Nc
Donald's, he was named the most
valuable player.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-09-25
TWIN CITY LADIES
September is. 1859

Genial Johnny" Brown extended
a welcome hello" and best wishes
over the newly installed PA. sys-
tenn to the ladies'" at the st.
Peter Claver alleys, Tuesday night
September Is. Frances MosloslIi
who Ii his assistant at the lanes
was all In smiles as the bowlers
came in for another eight months
Of fun and Fellowship.
Many new bowlers were sprink-
led among the "old hands" Of the
league. Among them were: Eunice
FInney, and Ceal Murawsld new
additions to the Brooks team, Raye
Richardson, Jannsen's, Bonita Nc
HE Of Grove Finance, Rowena
Warren Of Ted Bies, Elveeda
Bellamy and Jane Yaeger Of Cole
man Loan, also Martha Cobb Of
Central Loan.
welcome and good bowling
Ladies'"
Gallery bowlers" included our
old standbys Bea Walton and Pat
Lee. My ''boyfriend" Dingy and his
sister Debbie were on hand and
starry eyed and eager for Aunt
Dorothy to make a good one.
A. J. Lewis. "the other half Of
our secretary treasurer Nilee was
watching the initial meeting with
much interest while chatting with
Marian jackson.
Debbie Chandler the girl friend
who has been in the South for two
years with her grandmother was
bouncing around giving Vern Bar
rett, formerly Of the Central Loan
team, a rough time. Vern came
to give moral support to her form
er teammates.
Some Of the fellows Of Ten
Strike were in time to see some
Of the action also. Dana Wheaton
was morally supporting his wife's
team the Brooks aggregation Of
which she Is captain.
Individual High Single Game:
Mary Russell, 1s1; Dorothy Cozine
and Ceola Webb 1T.
Individual High Series: Mary
Russell ABB, Dorothy Cozine 46S,
"Coby' Banks 436.
DO be at your post on the ap-
proach, ready to bowl when your
turn comes. Having taken your
stance, concentrate on your de-
livery. Ignore any remarks which
may be made while you are pre-
pairing to bowl.
Conversely - do not talk to a
bowler when he or she is address
ing the pins or try to distract
the bowlers attention!!
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-09-25
~ rHpS cITY
4%z Pin PATTER|
@GNN /" IoU'H r''o~A'
Midway s-s373
Dy LOUISE THOMAS

Team 8 4 8
Team Q 1 8
Team Hgh Single Game; Team
4, 76s; Team 5, 758 Team 4, 738.
High Series; Team 4, 2194; Team
2, 2157; Team 1, 2146.
Individual High Single Game;
Bin Cornelius 214, Jim Gardner
2Os, Jim CrOwder 19e, Bessie Green
16s, Mary Bell 1e5, Agnes Bailey
1856.
individual High Series: B. Corn
elius 641, Eddie Lee 633, Ebert
Clark SOC, Bessie Green $50, Gerry
Lee 40, Muriel Gardner 41e.
Hurry League get your spOn-
gorsI
DUO-CTTTES PACESETTERS
The Pacesetters seem to have
settled down to the business Of
bowling after q hectic start. Every
week someone knows Of another
person who wants to bowl" with
the league. Bowling on the "dis-
taff' side seems to have caught
fire" in the Mil City.
"Galleryrites" included Amanda
Byrd cheering for her niece Daisy
Lee. Henry jackson, Dewayne and
Art Moore, Jack Adams, II. Bar
rett, Jim Gardner, Joe Norris and
wash. Donald Wheeler was
watching to see how he could bet
ter his bowling by taking lessons
from wife Shirley.
Team High Single Game: Mpls.
SPOKESMAN 7Ss, Cicero's BBQ
76s, Team 7, 7e3.
Team High Series: Mpls Spokes-
man 2275, Cicero's BBQ 2239, Jack
Pine Acres 2195.
Individual high Single Game:
Pat Schuck 180, Louretta Moore
ITO, Raye Richardson 176.
Individual High Series: Vern
Barrett 491, Mary Russell 4s0,
Lauretta Moore 46S.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-09-25

THE PAPER WITH SOLID READ
ING.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-09-25
curdinaIs Open
Ag0insf LiIYwhife
Wush. Redskins

Chicago - The Chicago Cardin,
ais opens the 1859 football sea,
son against the Washington Red.
skins in their new Soldier Field
home here Sunday (Sept. 27)
without their former leading bread
winner, Ollie Matson, for the first
time In several years.
Matson, fleet halfback with the
southsiders for six seasons, was
traded early this year to the Los
Angeles Rams, who were looking
for speed to Argument their us
ually rugged offense. The Cards
received "a team" Of nine players
for Matson.
Despite the absence Of Matson,
however, the Cards are starting
the season with guarded optimism.
They feel they have enough young
talent to take up the slack and
carry on.
In addition, the Cards are count
ing heavily on woodiey Lewis,
speedy left end, among others, on
the offensive team, and Dick
might Train" Lane, the spark
plug of the defensive unit. Both
had fine seasons In '6S.
Rockies on the Cards roster who
might see action Sunday include
Mac Lewis, left tacltle; Dale Mem
melaar, right guard, and John
Tracy, right end.
Meanwhile, the Cards are fav-
ored in grid circles here to take
the opener from the Skins, whO
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-09-25
No. 616O9
CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS
NAME
STATE OF AFTNTNyEcnTA

COUNTY OF HENNEPIN
l. the undersigned, hereby certify
that 1 am the person who conducts
and transacts a commercial business
at the city of Minneapolis in the
County of Hennepin, State of Min
nesota, under the name and style OF
Marion's Foster Home that the full
and true individual name of each
and every person who is in anyway
interested in said business under
said name, together with the post
office address Of each of them is
as follows, to-wit: Marion L. VIII
liams, 1851 Portland Avenue South
Minneapolis, Minnesota.
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEPIN
Marion l. Williams on this 18th
day of September, 1859, before me
personally appeared Marion Il vii.
liams to me known to be the person
who made and signed the foregoing
certificate, and Acknowledged that
she executed the same as her own
free act and deed.
II. A. LUND, Notary Public
Henneptn County. MINI.
My Commission Expires March l6
1865.
Cspokesman. Sept 25 and Oct. %
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-09-25

have been vigorously criticized for
their lilywhite policy concerning
the use Of Negro players.
The Cards, who broke camp at
Louisville, KY, after engaging the
world champions Baltimore Colts,
win go into the game in top-form
following a number Of rugged pre-
season tests. In six preseason
games, they won four, beating
the Toronto Argonauts, 65-2e; the
Detroit Lions, 21-19; Pittsburgh
Steelers, 21-10, and the San Fran
cisco 49ers, 27-24.
The Redbirds dropped two con-
tests to the Los Angeles Rams,
1921, and the Steelers 21-13.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-09-25
TEAM STANDINGS
co-,Ao-.I,o- ~

TWIN STRIKE LEAGUE
September Is, 1859
The Strikers" were doing Just
that Tuesday night at the Laugh
ing Lanes" The individual scores
indicate that they are beginning
to line up to their name. Keep
it up, fellows!
Individual High Series: Larry
Walton, Nebio Muralxami and Jer-
rod Lee, 545; Charles Lam, 6S1
and Thad Toombs, 634.
Individual High Single Game;
Thad Tombs, Howard Brown, 21s
and Jerrod Lee, 1913.
Team High Series: U. 8. Uphol.
stering, 2744; st. Paul RECORD.
Err 2713; Ted Bies, 26S7.
Team High Single Game; u. s
Upholstering, 943; and st. Pau
RECORDER, 9Ss.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-09-25
COUNTY OF HENNEPTN
File No. 90143
ORDER FOR HEARING FINAL
ACCOUNT AND PETITION FOR
Distribution

STATE OF MINNESOTA -.
COUNTY OF HENNEPIN
IN PROBATE COURT
Re Estate of Lena Badiner, De-
cedent
IT IS ORDERED that the final
account and petition for examination
thereof and for distribution, filed
herein, be heard on Tuesday, October
18th, 1859 at 10 o'clock AM by this
Court in the Court House in Min
neapolis, Minnesota, and that all
persons interested in this estate
present objections, If any, why said
petition should not be granted.
This Order shall be published in
the Minneapolis Spokesman and
copies thereof mailed according to
law.
(SEAL)
WITNESS, the HON. MELVIN ],
PETERSON, Judge of Probate
Court, this 11th day OF Septem-
Der, 1859.
ROSE FOSSEEN
Clerk of Probate Court
Robert Kelber
Attorney
1914 Title Insurance Bldg.
(Spokesman, Sept IS, 26 and Oct. -
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-09-25
CAMPANEI.LA TO GUEST
STAR ON LASsIE SHOW

New York (ANP)-Roy Camp
amelia, former hard-hitting catcher
for the Brooklyn Dodgers win ap-
pear as q guest star on the tele-
vision show "Lassie"; Sunday,
Sept. n CCBs Network, TOO
7:30 pm, EDIT.
Campanella, who helped the
Dodgers win five pennants and a
World Series during his major
league career, plays himself as he
visits Calverton, Lassie's home
town, for the purpose Of promot-
ing Boys League Baseball.
During the visit, Campanella Is
called upon to help Lassie's little
master, Timmy zion Provost),
straighten out a couple Of older
boys who have been attempting to
buy their way onto the local team,
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-09-25

AFTER delivering the ball, walk
directly back toward the rear of
the runway, being careful to re-
main on your own approach.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15
Senior Netmen
Pluy Tomorrow in
Eastern Stutes

The first annual Eastern
States Seniors competition will
open at 2 pm. tomorrow on the
Edgemoor Club courts in Be-
thesda.
Teams representing the New
England, Eastern. Middle
States and Middle Atlantic
Lawn Tennis Association will
compete. Winners Of the pre-
liminary team contests will
meet at 10 am. Sunday, with
the losers playing for third
place.
-Four singles and three dou-
les will be played in each team
match.
Hugh Lynch, c. AIphonso
Smith. Barney Welsh and Clay
ton Burwell viii be among the
stars on the Middle Atlantic
team.
Visiting stars will include
Chauncey Steele, jr.. Bob
Stewart and Harry Wolf for
New England; Reginald Weir,
Henry Bassford, jr.. and Harri-
son Cole for the Eastern team,
and Harry Hoffman. Hugh
Quinn and Joe Lipshutz for the
Middle States. The public is
invited.
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AN D

Just when things we're look
ing up for shad fishing In the
upper Potomac. the rains came
and muddled the river. This
morning there were signs OF
clearing and anglers may start
having luck again.
Wednesday morning anglers
brave enough 10 sit In small
boats In the rain had good
catches OF white shad OF
Fletcher's Boatyard. One man
took seven and lost two others.
There were indications that
the run was big enough 10
promise excellent fishing for
everyone.
Yesterday the river was run
ming yellow as tributaries
poured mud into the Potomac
and fishing was impossible. II
the stream clears sufficiently.
shad certainly should be taken
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FORE and AFT

and stock outboards; August
Ia, Cambridge. Md, inboards
and stock outboards; August 9.
Clarksville. Va. inboards: Au-
gust 16. Baltimore, innoards;
August 49,. New Bern. NC,
stock outboards; August %,
Norfolk. inboards; August 90,
Roanoke Rapids, NC, In
boards.
September 6. Wayside, Nd,
outboards and stock outboards;
September 6. Cape Charles. Va,
stock outboards: September 81,
Urbana, Va. outboards and
stock outboards; September Z.
Crisfleld. Md, stock outboards:
September 1918, Iryington. Va,
inboards and stock outboards;
September 1920, powerboat
phase of Presidents Cup Re-
gatta; September 20. Sharp
town, Md, stock outboards;
September 1921, New Martins
vile, w. Va, inboards; October
ga, Elizabeth City, N. c., in
boards and stock outboards;
October 10. Charleston. w. Va,
inboards. -COVELL.
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as well as small rockfsh which
have been biting so heavily
at Dixie Landine and SWIM
ming Landing. Many are un-
dersized but there are hsh
worth keeping among them.
49,
Good-sized rockfiSh continue
10 school past Morgantown on
the Potomac. Late yesterday
Elmer Rohls OF MorRantown
caught So opposite the beacon of
Leonard Thompson's boat land
ing. The fish weighed from
l TO 4 pounds and were taken
trolling bucktails and small
spoons. The total catch weighed
IT'S pounds.
Sea bass and ling are biting
on the wrecks of Ocean City,
Md. All three head boats, the
Pisces, Question Mark and
Northern. are now operating.
They leave the docks about
7 am, but a good rule on week
ends is TO get there early. They
depart when they have a full
crowd. Bait is provided with
the fare but an angler can rent
tackle for a small extra charge.
Small boat and bridge fisher
men are taking founders in
the inlet.
IS k&
Down at Cape Hatteras the
first blue marlin Of the season
have been caught. A 237-
FOUNDER was boated by Sidney
Allen Of Emporia. Va, while
skipping bait from the cruiser
Twins skippered by Capt. FL
mer Balance near Diamond
Lightship.
The following day Charles
Clifford, jr., of Norfolk. fishing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15
GWHopesto Lond Title
Against VPI Tomorrow

with a double IN the seventh
and a homer In the ninth for
Ave runs batted In. He scored
three himself.
Navy also Is on the road.
playing nc vlllanoya today and
Penn tomorrow after having
lost yesterday 10 another Penn
sylvania team. Gettysburg got
an early liza lead over the
Middies az Annapolis and held
on for an il-i0 win.
Howard ends rs season today
against ID {. Teachers after
beating Georgetown. Tel. yes
terday Fred Saunders pitched
a four-hitter for a SO record.
Georgetown. liza. winds up to-
morrow as host TO American u.
20. washington uaa Coz aOa--Ia ~ .
Va Military 600 900 sol q
camapana and DsMelhi Mabry and
willard.
Gettysburg aOs O0e 0s0-ii ~ o
Navy 00e OnO OSLO = {.
walters Hawkins ~ and Youse
hin, Anderson 90 and Evans Pfouts
,si' stroeaeh co..
Howard iOl 90. iOc---7 10 2
Oeoreetowu 900 100 OOO-i 4
Saunders and Johnson; Connolly,
Tormey 90 and Moore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15
HIGH SCHOOL
SPORTS

BASEBALL
Results Yesterday
Blair. 8; Northwood 4
Chamberlain, 8; Eastern, 4.
Garfield. s: Loudoun County, 5.
Great Mills, o; La Plata, 8.
a asg11oI PARK 3; w Laurel 3.
High Point, III; BladensburE. 10.
Tech. &: Western. z.
woodward Prep, s.. Sherwood, 5.
Games Today
Tech at Spingarn, $3.50
Anacostia at Eastern, 800.
Roosevelt at Wilson, $3.50.
Bell at Dunbar. $3.50.
Cardozo at Coolidge $3.50.
Chamberlain vs.. Maekin at Fairlawn
oonzaga at st. johns. 4
Priory at O'Connell, 4.
WI vs., Bulls at Greenbrier 8.
Wakefield at Annandale. $3.50.
Mount Vernon at Falls Church. 8.
Hammond at Fairfax, s.
Mclean at Lee. $3.50.
NokesVille at Herndon, $3.50.
Osbourn ct Warrenton. 1880.
Loudonn County at Garfield, z,
Great Hills at Gaithersburg, $3.50.
Bates at Feirmont Heights. $3.50.
Margaret Brent at Lackey, 3.
Sultland at walter Johnson, $50,
Richard Montgomery at Northwestern,
2:30.
Games Tomorrow
GEORGETOWN Frosh at Bulls, ..
Woodbury. Forest at Episcopal. $50
st. Anthony at o'Connell, L.
TRACK
Results Yesterday
Cardozo. 651s; Roosevelt 67A; Ana
&
spinsarn. 5Sls; Tech, SO: Dunbar. %;
wilson 5791: Phelps. 52h; Coolidge.
37s4
Montgomery County. Glass A meet at
Walter johnson, ]
Gonzaga at Roosevelt. 3:15.
Tomorrow
Virginia state Group I meet at Will
Maryland State negro Meet at sollars
Point
St James Invitation noon.
Episcopal at Woodbury. Forest, 2.
TENNIS
Results Yesterday
Landon, 6, GEORGETOWN Prep. /
woodbury. Forest, Il; Virginia Frosh, /.
B-Cc, @; Walter johnson, o.
Today
Walter johnson at Wakefield. $50.
ST. Adams at Friends, $50.
Blair at B-cC. $3.50.
Tomorrow
Georgetown Prep at st. James. 2:30
Woodbury. Forest at Episcopal, $50.
CREW
Tomorrow
Washington-Lee George Washington
and Hammond at Stotesburg Re-
satta at Philadelphia, L,
GOLF
Today
cs5r99lnI VS.. Special Six at Columbia
Good Counsel at Georgetown Prep,
$3.50.
Gonzaga VS., st. Stephens at Belle
Haven, 800
st, Johns vs.. B-cC at Bethesda, 800
Walter johnson VS.. Bladensburg at
Blair VS.. High Point at Brooke Manor,
$40
Northwestern VS.. Richard MontEom-
erv at Indian Spring. 3:30.
Wheaton VS.. Northwood at Arsyle
Tomorrow
CYO Patterson at Georgetown Prep
$3.50
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from Capt. wiills EtheridEe's
cruiser Chez Chez. hoatcd a
3s7-pounder Is miles southeast
OF oreHon Inlet
In addition. several others
were reported raised TO bait.
The first catch was 10 days
earlier than last year.
80
The catch OF 100 rocknsh IN
the mouth Of the choptank
River by Jack Olsen and Bob
and Jimmy Scott OF Washing
ton Is the more remarkable be-
cause Il Is the first big haul OF
stripers reported this season
from Chesapeake Bay.
There have been a few fish
taken here and there. but no
other hauls 10 compare. The
three we're trolling from Olsen's
new boat. the Suzle. when they
spotted gulls working. In 2la
hours they had boated the 100
fish weighing from ? 70 Q
pounds.
49,
Camp Airy. near Thurmont,
Md. will be the scene this week
end Of the 2ist Campfire OF the
Brotherhood Of the jungle
Cock. AS usual. each adult at
tending the three-day event
opening tomorrow must bring
or sponsor a boy. cOvELL
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Two more fiag-raisings are
on the weekend schedule as
yacht clubs start the new sea-
son. Both are in the West River
area.
The West River Sailing Club.
which soon may give up its
clubhouse at Galesville because
the property has been sold. will
have its opening ceremonies
tom orrow. The West River
Yacht Club, on Cadle Greek,
will have its celebration
Sunday.
Capital Power Boat members
are ready for a busy season OF
racing in Region 4 of the
American Power Boat ASsocia-
ton.
Next events viii be May "a
at Greensboro, N. C.. for out
boards and stock outboards and
at Sharpstown, Md, for stock
outboards. Remainder Of the
schedule:
May 80, Grafton, w. Va.
outboards; May 30-31. Grason-
vile. Md, inboards and stock
outboards; June Z, Varina. Va,
stock outboards; June Is, North
East. Nd, inboards; June IA,
Havre de Grace. Md, inboards;
June 81, Hagerstown Md, out
boards: June 81, Hopewell. Va,
inboards; June 27-28. st.
Michaels, Md, inboards and
stock outboards; July As.
Hampton. Va, inboards and
stock outboards; July As,
Manteo. NC, inboards and
stock outboards.
Also, July l1-12. LANGLEY
Field. Va. inboards and stock
outboards; July 11-12, Norfolk.
Va, inboards, outboards and
stock outboards; July 1919,
Solomons, Md. inboards. out
boards and stock outboards:
July 1926, Capital Power Boat
regatta for inboards, outboards
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15

George Washinetons base
hall team "a one victory away
from the Southern Conference
baseball title and hopes 10 gain
\ m tomorrow's regular season
windup against Virginia Tech
at Blacksburg. Va.
The Colonials beat the Cob
blers here earlier this month as
part OF the flve-game winning
streak that gave them a 1873
record. So In the conference.
Today they are playing nom
league Washington and Lee al
Lexington after beating Vir-
Rinia Military there yesterday,
l3-3.
Outhelder oino D'Ambrosio
was the Colonials' big hitter