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U. S.-Owned Colt
2-Length Victor
At RoyoI Ascot

ASCOT. England. June II
(APl .-American-owned Welsh
Guard shot into the lead in
the last furlong today and
raced to a two-length victory
in the 7-furlong Jersey Stakes
the opening horse race OF
the day at Royal Ascot.
Welsh Guard. owned by Mrs
John Hanes of New York, de-
feated Ally Khan's Sallymeunt
with Irish-tra!ned Gang WariIy
three lengths further back.
Queen Elizabeth was among
the thousands Of racegoers
basking in the brilliant sun
shine. Her entry, Short SEN
tence, ran we'll in the early
going but faded and finished
out Of the money in the To-
horse race.
Welsh Guard. a 3-year-old
bay colt by Royal Charger out
OF Pelisse, was a Al shot in
the betting. Sallymount was
l5-2 and Gang Warily was
10000.
The victory was worth $3.50
to Mrs. Hanes, wife OF the
president Of the New York Rae
ing Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17
FrostUpsefs
Emerson in
London Tennis

LONDON, June II (AP).-
Jack Frost Of Monterey. Calf.
upset Roy Emerson. Australia's
No. 2 ranking player, Ga
3-6. rs. today in the third
round Of the London lawn ten
mis- championships.
1t was the biggest upset OF
the tournament. Frost. 29th
In the United States rankings,
lost last week at Kent to the
young Russian. .Andrei Potanin,
Emerson is one Of Australia's
Davis Cup hopes and is seeded
eighth at Wimbledon next
week.
Alex Olmedo, the Peruvian
who led the United States to its
Davis Cup triumph over Aus
tralia last December, took on
Pierre Darmon. French Davis
Cupper, another quarter final
match.
Belmar Advances
Olmedo, seeded No. in the
Wimbledon tournament. moved
into the round Of eight early
and yesterday was idle while
Barry MacKay. his Davis Cup
teammate, .sharpened up by
whipping Potanin, 6-3, 6-l,
MacKay today faced Lew Ger
rard. New Zealand Davis Cup
per.
Belmar Gunderson Of Cham
bersburg. Pa, was the only
American woman to reach the
quarter-flnals. She did so by
beating Jean Arth Of st. Paul,
Mimi, 60, -6. Ga, and
next faces Ruia Morrison OF
New Zealand.
The only other American
man still in the running was
Earl Buchholz. jr. Buchholz,
l8-year-old junior champion
from st. Louis. sat up the night
before with Charles Mckinley
Of st. Ann. Mo-. who had under
gone an emergency appendect-
omy. With little rest Buch-
holz defeated Torben Ulrich,
veteran Danish Davis cupper.
6-3, 3-6, 60.
Mulloy Is Beaten
Frost beat Alan Bailey Of
Australia. 6-3, 4-6, 6-l.
American men sidelined yes
terday were Gardnar Mulloy Of
Miami. Jon Douglas Of Santa
Monica. Calf; Myron Franks
Of Los Angeles and Bob Sher-
man Of Arcadia, Calf.
Darmon beat Mulloy, 60,
ST, 60. Douglas lost to
Frank German Of Australia,
6-3, 81. 81. Ken Fletcher,
Australian junior, ousted
Franks, Ga. 4-6. 8-6. Sher-
man lost to Billy Knight. Brit
ish Davis Cupper. 81. 6-1.
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Matches Added
To Mat Program

Promoter Vince Mcmahon
has lined up two more matches
to support the Graham
brothers-Red Bastien and Hay
stacks Calhoun team bout on
tomorrow nights wrestling
show at Capitol Arena.
Killer Kowalski will take on
Chris Averoff and newcomer
Rito Romero is matched against
Arnold Skoaland. The GrahamS
bout with Bastien and Calhoun
viii open the program at $50
O'Clock. Another team battle
lists Mark Curtis and Dor
levin against another brother
combination, John and Chris
Tolas.
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2-Trocks Book
Thrill Drivers

The Partisan Hell Drivers,
internationally popular dare
devil auto drivers. viii make an
appearance at two area tracks
this week.
Under the direction Of Jack
Kochman and featuring such
skillful drivers as George Put
ton. Pete Gross and Jim Train
or. the lS-msn troupe viii be
at the Marlboro Motor Race
way at $3.50 pm. tomorrow and
again at the same hour Friday
at Old Dominion Speedway,
Manassas, Va.
Another top auto event Is
the five-event sportsman
stock car races at 8:45 pm,
Saturday at Old Dominion.
Yves Morgan. point-scoring
leader at Old Dominion; Sam
Bandy, runnerup: Clay East
ridge, Clyde Carnahan, Lionel
johnson. Florian Proffitt. Bert
Robbins. Bill Wynkoop, Clarke
Kishpaugh and Milton Powell
are among those competing
Saturday night.
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Three T cams Tied
In NCAA Series

OMAHA. June IT (AP) -
Fresno State and Oklahoma
State win meet in a win-or-go-
home NCAA college baseball
World Series game tonight with
the winner to battle with Ari-
IONA for the championship.
The three teams are 81 fol-
lowing the surprise win Of
Fresno State over Arizona, 30,
last night and Oklahoma
States AS. elimination Of
Penn State.
When Fresno State tied up
the trio a drawing was held
to see who got today's bye.
Arizona won and remains the
favorite because Of the day Of
rest.
Oklahoma State was the
pre- tourney favorite.
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RACING
Continued From Page D-l

Continued From Page D-1
Chicago for the race and car
ries only liz pounds. Greek
Star won last weeks Cover
Inors Handicap at Suffolk and,
earlier, the Suffolk Downs Turf
Handicap. He also gets in with
I112.
Eleven 2-year-olds have been
entered for the $20,000-a added
Tyro Stakes at Monmouth
Park. The Tyro is the spring
board to the $10O.000-guaran-
teed Sapling Stakes August 8.
The -furlong Tyro is wide
open, with strong support ex-
pected for Frank B. Holbrook's
Carrollton. Michael Drink
houses Klinkhouse, and Mrs.
Barney Klein's Kleinie. Car
rollton and Klinkhouse carry
lis pounds, Kleinie, III.
Highlighting yesterdays ma
tional racing picture was the
ending of a 63-race losing
streak on New York tracks for
Charley Burr, the Nations
leading jockey in 1851 with
80 victories.
Burr, who hadn't won q race
since May 10, scored a triple
with Reasonable ($14.40) in
the first at Belmont. then took
the third with Golpey ($13.10)
and the fifth aboard Algenib
($13.50).
Golden Notes, owned by King
Ranch, and ridden by Johnny
Longden. won the $20,77s
Coronado Handicap at Holly
wood Park. He beat the Odds
on favorite. Old Pueblo, in ar
exciting stretch duel. 1t wa:
Old Pueblo's first defeat at the
Hollywood meeting.
Golden Notes paid $3.50 anc
$3.50; Old Pueblo $3.50.
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BY JOHN sEGRAvEs
star stan Writer

An injured stifie Joint in the
right hind leg may keep Mister
1--WE. a highly promising q
year-old PAGER, from compete
ton for an indefinite period.
The sleek bay colt. after
winning the second half Of last
nights Reading Fair Futurity
Pace before q slim Laurel Race
way crowd Of 2,910, was sched-
uled TO face Swain. upset win
ner Of the first phase Of the
stake earlier in the night, in a
match race following compile
ton Of the program.
Finishes Last
The victor was to be awarded
the winners share of the Sill
494 purse. However, DR.. Davie
L. PAIGE. track veterinarian,
ordered the horse scratched
after Trainer-Driver Wendell
Wathen reported the colt could
not stand on his hind legs after
returning to the paddock.
Swain. in getting UP for third
money. was declared the win
ner. A similar situation cropped
up at Rosecroft. where Presid-
ing Judge Milton Taylor
scratched Mister 1--WE prior to
q race because Of a bad stifle.
How long Mister 1--WE will be
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Arcuro Is Home
From Hospital

NEW YORK. June II (AP)
Eddie Arcaro. injured when
thrown from his mount in last
Saturdays Belmont Stakes,
has returned to his Garden
City, N. Y. home from the
hospital.
DR.. Alexander Kaye said
it'll probably be 10 days or two
weeks before Eddie rides again.
Arcaro suffered a slight con-
cussion, sprained neck muscles,
Commissions Of the left shoulder
and bruises when he was
thrown by Black Hills at the
top Of the home stretch. Black
Hills fractured a leg and was
destroyed.
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Sox Drop Ennis,
Add Norm Cash

CHICAGO, June II (AP).-
Outfielder Del Ennis, a 10-year
major league veteran, was
trimmed from the White Sox
roster Yesterday to make room
for rookie Norm Cash, who has
been removed from the clubs
defense list.
E, Ennis. "a. will be released
Internationally or optioned,
with his acceptance, to Indian
=. apoliS.
. He was acquired from Gin
.cinnati May for Pitcher Don
Rudolph and utility player Lou
Skizas.
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SWAIN DECLARED WINNER
Leg InjurySpoiIs
Mister lives Bid

sidelined is anybody's guess
right now. Mister 1--WE, seeking
his third straight score in last
nights first phase Of the Flu
turity. broke stride going into
the first turn, never returned
to contention and finished last.
Swain. driven by Billy
Haughton, scored a. three
quarter-length victory over the
highly touted Countess Adios,
returning $3.50, $40 and 3d.
so. Haughton had been un-
able to get Swain In the money
In two previous starts. finish
ing eighth and seventh. n
The second phase was a real
switch. This time Swain broke
stride going into the back
stretch of the first half-mile,
but Haughton did get him up
for third in a driving finish,
with Careless Miss second to
the courageous Mister 1--WE,
who broke down shortly after
his 2-length victory. Mister 1--WE
paid $3.50, $500 and $40.
Double Returns S226.20
The No. 8 post, which is con-
sidered the worst in harness
racing, was the reason for
Laurel's biggest daily double
of the meeting last night. Hill
billy Boy won the opener at
$3.50 and Chenango Bill ($12.-
60) won the second for a $226.-
20 payoff for holders Of the
8 and 8 combination.
Laurel spotlights 2-year-old
trotting fillies on its Grand
Circuit Week card tonight,
with IL juveniles slated to pa
rade postward in two dashes,
the fourth and seventh races,
respectively.
Haughton's Beloved is the
early favorite in the first phase
of the Reading Fair Futurity
race, but whether she'll be able
to repeat in the seventh is a
moot question.
Her top rivals include Gwen
Hanover, driven by Roy
Thomas. and Elaine Rodney,
to be guided by Clint Hodgins.
who is coming down a from
Yonkers Raceway for the two
events.
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No-Hitter Posted
By Juan Pizurro

LOUISVILLE, June II (AP)
Juan Pizarro, fire balling
southpaw sent down from Mil
waukee just II days ago,
pitched no-hitter for Louis
vile in the American Associa-
ton last night.
The Latin southpaw faced
only 20 batters as he BANKED
Charleston, 10. He struck
out eight and would have had
a perfect game except for walks
to Bubba Morton in the fourth
and to AL Paschal in the eighth.
Morton was erased on a double
play.
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Huddix Selected
Athlete of Month

NEW YORK. June II (AP)
Harvey Haddix Of Pittsburgh,
who pitched IL perfect innings
only to be beaten in the 18th
by Milwaukee. is the winner
of the S. Rae Hickok award as
the professional athlete in May.
He got 10 first-place votes and
229 points in the poll Of news
men and broadcasters.
Second place with Sc points
went TO Sam Snead. who shot a
record SO during the month.
It generally is regarded as the
greatest competitive round Of
golf ever played Roger Ward.
winner Of the Memorial Day
500-mile auto race at Indian-
apolis, was third with 81 points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17
Women Champs Lose
In Brooke Manor Golf

Jerry Mulhollen and Mrs
Wayne Brooks upset Mrs. Ken
Burnett and Joan Leslie, de-
Tending champions, 2 up, in
Brooke Manor's team goli
championship yesterday.
In another match, Mrs
George Yeatman and Mrs. Phil
BuScher eliminated Mrs. Harold
Jack and Mrs. Roger Greene
/ UP in 81 holes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17
Durocher in Hospital

ROCHESTER. Mimi, June
II AP).-Leo Durocher. for
mer major league baseball
manager, was in satisfactory
condition today after undergo
ing an operation. for removal
Of a kidney stone at Methodist
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Rain Washes Out
industrial Come

Federal Storage scored a
run in the sixth inning on two
errors to tie the score, 40,
against Union Printers yester-
day in an Industrial League
baseball game on the Ellipse.
The game was called at that
point because Of rain. 1t will
be rescheduled at a later date.
Federal STORAGE 900 0lO-2 4 /
Giddens and Russell: Campana and
Schwab.
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Horsemun Dies

CHICAGO, June II (AP).-
George McAllister. Sc. Metro
polls, H., veteran trainer and
driver Of standardized horses.
collapsed and died yesterday
shortly after finishing q quail
flying run in Sportsman's Park.
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NINTH RAcE-Purse, $500; C pace
SHENANDOAH
SELECTIONS

Swear on, Pat and Eaui, Decree.
Paisley Lass, Catpogal, Matte or.
AIRY Ann. Lees Magic, Beep
Phil Rannallo, Fear
naught.
5-Inagain. Sky Chains, Mr. oxford.
t-Ietrad, School Prince, Invite.
'-Barltone Bob, Once q Year, Kap-
Mystic Sword. Poetic.
]-Ladd, Tubee. Fraluxe.
Best Bet-AlEem.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17
Clemson Southpuw
Gets Yankee Bonus

CLEMSON. S. c., June II
(AP).-Clemson Pitcher Harold
Stowe, a lefthander, has signed
a contract with the Yankees
for bonus repeatedly in excess
Of $4,000. Stowe is to report
Immediately to Greensboro Of
the class B Carolina League.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17
Senundouh
Scratches

Tenement, Double Dine, Pine
Chance, Gypsy Prince.
Big Line.
4--FearnauRht, Fastnet Rock. Sc
norilla.
b-Defenseless, Again, Bonny Deb,
zybie
6-Busy Endeavor. Dishes Flying,
Hope Marie. Bushing.
7--once q Year. Friendinaed, Ante
tam Battle. Mary n Lib. Rockgem.
S-Poetic, Nanda Devil.
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BOYS BASEBALL

MONTGOMERY COUNTY BOYS
nAgEBALL ASSOCIATION
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Buchanan, 4 st Catherine, 3.
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FIFTH RACE--Purse, $1,000; a.
year-olds and up: claiming; 5la fur
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Handicap: pace; ! mile.
3 Perky Modge (Riddickl $500 81
. Princess Adios fWilcuttsl - a.
] Gray Majesty " Crank - a.
q Rock River (E, Kelly 1890 81
5 Jess Direct tJones) ---- g.
2 Hedgewood FinEo IT. Lewis) e.
4 Southern Prince (Bosticl 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $500; C pace

SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $500 90;
Reading Fair Futurity; 2-year- olds;
trot. Niles mile. Same horses return
for second heat as in fourth race.
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table on cartridge and base, S35
l5-watt Lafayette amp. and pre-
amp, with cover, 3 mos. old, SIS
PR-l0n Boyen pre-amp,. S35
Scott 2l0 36-watt Dynaural amp
and pre-amp, SSb Lansing sin
speaker and enclosure, S45; brand
new 0E GC1 stereo cartridge
50 $50; Garrard re go changer
CONE IN, BROWSE. TRADE OR
Buy IN AIR-coNDlTIoNED COM
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PIANOS
BALDWIN
See and hear the lovely
Baldwin AcroSonic Spinet
and Console pianos before
you decide.
Handsome Baldwin Aero
sonic, transitional Styl-
ing, including matching
bench; free local delivery
and full 10-year Baldwin
guarantee. Reg. Baldwin
list, $3.50; now $3.50. Less
than bank interest. Budg-
ct plan.
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tcoNIlNuEpl

DUPONT CIR. AREA, l7lP Risgs
woman, S35 mo, DE, 2.DSfO.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA. l74l P st,
nv; - clssp, eo.mtd , rmc c con.
rent, AID i-060l
DUPONT CIRCLE-Attractive sal T:
use reirissrGior. phDonnej $3.50 wk'
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Attrac
nm. in pvt. home OF artistic cple
Prefer young man. Cleaning, use
OF phone and kit; share bath
NO, 7-13O1
DUPONT CIR, Beaut, newly dec
Tm., Semi-pyt. bath. Unllm phone
Excel, tTansp, Man. AID, 4-S13S
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COLUMBIA Lr RID; NV, I1itIspa-
:lsaib ! slsSd,s &c. ris% s.. s''i isi
?, ?, SAUL co" e2b 18th at NV,
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PIANO-Splnet MuSette ReSotonic.
Black and gold finish, $685.. I'm,
finished Mr. and Mrs, chest. 8
drawers, SIS. 10. 2-3244.
PIANO, sTEINWAY upright, nat
urai smooth, dark finish. new felt
and ivorys. between 65-l00 years
old, $500. FL 1851 after 9 pm
PIANO, baby grand; leaving town
going into service. sacrifice. 5000
TU. 2-l493
PIANO, baby grand; very good
cond.: must sell Immediately; rea-
sonably priced. ia. 4-0006.
PIANOS-Rent at Jorqan's low
consoles, grands and uprightS
from 81 monthly up with option
to buy. Hauling extra. JORDANS s.
FOUR STORES Corner 18th and
@ SITS. NV tPhone ST. $4,000!
Phone KE. s-5O6O): 1892 Ga. ave,
Silver SDr.nE, Phone Ju. o-l 05D;
l04 william ST., Fredericksburg
Va. tPhone Essex 3-7472). Full
Spring and Arlington stores open
evenings Park in front.
PIANOS-JORDANS branch stores
have a complete selection of pianos
and organs for sale or rent in
Guiding values in used instru-
ments. Plenty OF parking space
at each store. 1892 Georgia ave
Silver Spring: $3.50 Lee highway
Arlington; 104 William street
Fredericksburg Silver Spring ant
Arlington stores open evenings ex'
cept Saturdays.
PIANO; upright. beautiful tlnisl
and cond. ONCE IN A LIFET1Ml
BUY. ONLY S149. AP. 7-6022.