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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-18
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-18
PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE

Pitanja odnoseca paramentarnu proce
duru, oducuju Sc prema odredbama Roberts Rules
of Order, osim ako je mace predvidjeno ovim
Pravilima
Ova pravila poprimljena po Konvenciji Hr-
vatske Bratske zajednce Detrotu Michigan, u
mjesecu septembru 1859. godine. U slueaju da u
NINA ina bilo kakve dvoumnosti, dvojakog tuna
cenja, dvobe znacenju bio koje odredbe iii tocke
ovh Pravila, engeski tekst oducuje.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-18

Joseph Rukavina, tai
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-18

a. Ako te dobrom xdravstvenom stanju;
b. Ako 81 "a mega uplaeene sve zaostale prstojbe
o. Ako nije navrsio Is godna starosti u vrtjeme
podnasanja Noble "a Uspostavu.
u svima ovalxvim suta jevima uspostave, ro-
diteji iii skrbnic, moraju potpisau proplsnu us"
kancu navesti, da je dijete dobrom zdravstve-
nom stanju. y izvanrednim slucajevima mo5e Sc
,ahtjevati hjecncka pregledba djeteta.
Prestupna Listana In Jednos u Drugo Gna,esso
Tocka 256 Duznost je upravitelja gnijezda,
a izda Prestupnu Listinu clanu kad to zatrazi
orestupna Listina vriied "a vrijeme cd 90 dana.
Duznost je svakog gnijezda, da primi svakog cans,
koji kroz vrijeme cd 80 dana zatraN pr1stup ga
Prestupnom Listinom.
Promjena Bastnka Omrtnine
Tocka 257 Sve noble "a promjenu bastinika
osmrtnne imaju biti utinjene ma sluzbenoJ uska-
nic prsutnosu upravitelja gnijezda iii bilo kojes
odsjecnog odbornika.
ToGka a5S Ako SUI roditelji navedeni "a ba-
stinike osmrtnine, ako nalnadno uzmu rastavu
braka, Iii live odijejeno osmrtnina sc mo4e pro.
meniti korist roditelja, Ill skrbnika djeteta koji
dijete uzdrzava MEGA plaza tlanske pristojbe.
Tocka 259 sucaju smrti bastinika, iii wise
bastinka, osoba, koja je odgovorna "a podupl-
ranie uZdrzavanje clana, moze 1menovau noVog
bastinka osmrtnine.
Osnvanje GnijeDda
ToclSa 26O Bilo koji odsjek Hrvatske Bratske
zajednce moze, uz odobrenje Glavnog Izvrsnog Cd
bora osnovati gnijezdo Pomatka. Novo gnijezdo
moze biti osnovano sa ne mamie Cd sedan nov1n mo-
liteia "a clanstvo GnijeZdo je posebna jedinics
odsieka, oznaGena brojem, kojeg je dobilo Cd
Odjejenja Pomlatka. Ono je pod nadlezosti i mad
zorom odsjeka koji ga je osnovao
Tocka 26l. Upravtelj Pomlatka ina uputit'
svako novo-osnovano gnijezdo ma koj nacin da vodi
svoe poslovanje ina snabdjet sva gnijezda "a
potrebnim knjigama tiskanicama "a vodjenJe po-
slovanja gnijezda,
Totka 262. mjestima gdje je to moguce
gnijezdo moze bid stavljeno pod upravu wise Cd
1ednog odsjeka. u svma ovakvim slutajevima "a
jednieke uprave, odsjeci imaju odrzati zajedn1cku
sjedntcu clanova / ma toj sjednici imaju izabrati
upravitelja gnjezda 1 odrediti koji nacin e -
posovanje gnijezda vodiu.
Uprava GnijeDda
Tocka 26S. Svako gnijezdo moze imati shle-
odhornike.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-18

Tocka 276. Ako bi Sc gnijezdo raspustilo ME
sovo vlasnistvo pripada odsjeku, Ill odsjecima pod
tijom je upravom.
Tocka 277. U svima slucajevma gdje Sc Pra-
villa Ponlatka pokazu nedostatna Ill nepotpuna
1 gdje &c mogu prmjeniti postojeca Pravila "a
odraslo tlanstvo, talkva Pravila "a odr1slo Clan
stvo tmaju prevladavat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-24
Presidents Take on Rovers
InOpener at UIine's I oniqht

A rivalry will be renewed
when Player-Coach Rags Rag
Ian of the Washington Presi-
dents and Player-Coach Andy
Branigan of the New York
Rovers face each other tonight
at Uline Arena in the opener
Of the Eastern Hockey League
season. Game time is $3.50.
Virginia Pailes, Miss Wash
ington of 1859, will open the
season officially when she losses
out the puck at the face off
The Northwestern High School
band will play before the game
and at intermiSsion.
Raglan is taking over as a
coach for the first time, sue
ceeding Branigan, who served
in that capacity with the Pres
idents last year.
A veteran of II years of
competitive skating, Raglan
has seen service with such
teams as Indianapolis, Detroit
and Chicago and Vancouver in
the Western League. Last year
he was reinstated as an anna
teur and skated with the King
ston, Ontario, Merchants.
Raglan and Branigan crossed
paths when the latter was with
the Hershey Bears and later
the Providence Reds.
The Washington team, with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-24
St. Stephen S ops
Christchurch for
9TH Time in Row

SALUDA, Va, Oct. "a (Spe-
ciaD.-St. Stephens of Alex
andria beat Christchurch for
the seventh year in a row,
1876. yesterday behind a wealth
OF offensive backs and the play
on defense of Middle Guard
Warren Anderson.
The Saints, unbeaten and
united after five games,
punched for their touchdowns
on advances covering 81, SIS,
81. 70, 81 and 81 yards, in that
order.
ST. STEPHENS 6 IS 10 6-3s
CHRIsTcHURCH o s o o 6
st. Stephens scoring: TouchdoWns-
Baumberger, . IS. run: 25, rum; Nc
Carly 09, pass-run from Fifer1; Clore
Us, paSS-run from Shepherdsonl |;
Earnest IS, rum; Fifer q, rum. Con.
versions-Clore (pass from Sheperd-
SOM: Stephenson trush).
Christchurch scoring: Touchdown
Soucek Il, plunge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-24
Houston Studies
Feasibility Of
Two Studiums

HOUSTON, Tex, Oct. "a
(AP) Houston may wind up
with two new Stadiums - one
for football and one for base
ball-instead of the one multi
purpose plant approved by
voters.
Residents last year author
lied $40 million in revenue
bonds to be issued for a sports
center planned to lure big
league football and baseball.
County Commissioners Kyle
Chapman and E. A. Lyons said
yesterday they look for two
stadiums with consolidated
parking, concession and press
box facilities. Lyons said such
a plan might be built for about
one and one-third the cost of
a single stadium.
Commissioners also told the
county parks board it must
speed up plans for building the
center or face loss of public in
terest. County Judge Bill Elliott
said he thought a site may be
selected by next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-24
National Picks
Steinkruus Top
Rider of Show

HARRISBURG, Oct. "a (AP)
With the new momentum, the
United States international
jumping team today heads into
the final round Of competition
at the Pennsylvania National
Horse Show, seeking to overtake
the leading Argentine riders.
After a lackluster beginning
at the eight-day show, the
United State horsemen finally
caught fire and have now scored
victories in three consecutive
events during the last two days.
Team Capt. Bill Steinkraus,
80. of West Port, Conn, pro-
vided special impetus to the
United States cause yesterday
by being named the shows top
rider in competition with Is
riders from five nations.
Steinkraus, who won the Ger
man championship earlier this
year, took the individual cham
pionship here on SO points
earned in 10 jumping events.
The final individual standing
gave Brazil'S Maj. Renyldo Fer
reira 80 points for runnerup,
Mexico's Pedro Guash and Ar
gentina'S Pedro Mayorga %
apiece, and Argentina'S 1t. Car
los Marcelli 26.
In the team standing, Argen-
tina has IA points; the United
States. SO; Brazil, Sc; Mexico,
A, and Canada, 33. The team
championship will be decided
in the concluding competition
of the show tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-24
Sutton Sparks
Bulls Prep

V1LLANOVA, Pa, Oct. "a
Especially Bob Sutton, a 1861
pound 17-year-old from Miami
Beach, Fla, scored or passed for
all but one of Bulls Props
points yesterday as the un-
beaten Little Admirals won
their fourth straight game,
23-6, over the Villanova fresh
men.
After passing for two touch
downs in the first half, Sutton
scored himself on a keep play
around right end and added a
safety, tackling Tom Burton in
his end zone on a punt return.
V villas WEE PRosH- 6 : 8 ga
Bullis-Cappuccio. 90 pass from
sutton (pass failed).
BullisI,Foley, IL pass from Sutton
Bullis-sutton. la run (sutton pass
to Spears).
Bpllis-sutton. safety. tackled Bur-
ton in end zone
MISUNDERSTANDING, 8 run (pass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-24
MARYLAND BI-COUNTY
By GEORGE BRAGAW
Contributing Writer

Bladensburg threw up a strong
defense last night to reach its
highest ranking in the Mary
land Bi-County Football League
since 1855 when the Mustangs
tied Blair for the league title.
A hard-hitting Mustang line,
led by Guard Jack Radcliffe,
Ends John Dixon and Dave An
nadale and Defensive HalfbackS
Larry Rinck and Ted Birch,
held High Point to 76 yards net
otfense as Bladensburg won,
1910, bfore an estimated 1900
fans at Northwestern Stadium.
The Mustangs, running from
an unbalanced spread ct"
gained POT yards. Bladensburg
had not beaten High Point since
1855.
Bladensburg drove IS yards
for a score the first time it had
the ball.
Ottie Vipperman passed "a
yards to Halfback Gary Girl
maldi for a first down on the
High Point 81 on The Mustangs
first offensive play, and nine
plays later Quarterback Jim
Moore rolled around left end
for the last five yards.
Bladensburg got another score
in the second quarter after Ted
Birch returned a High Point
punt 6 yards to the Eagles Al.
Ten plays later, Halfback Ar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-24
Howard County
Loses to Bel Air

BEL AIR, Md, Oct. "a (Spe-
ciaD Quarterback Joe Phipps
passed for one touchdown and
scored three to lead Bel Air
High Schools football team to
a 1921 victory over Howard
County here last night.
Phipps rambled around right
end for Is yards and passed II
yards to Halback John Walter
to break a TT tie in the second
quarter. He added two runs
in the third quarter to hand
Howard its seventh loss.
HOWARD COUNTY @ Z Z 7-21
BEL AIR -- IL 90 6-45
Howard County scoring Touchdowns
Harrison, 2 (31, run: 81, rum,
Reid Us, pass from Ayers). CONVEX
sions-Ayers, 3 (runs).
Bel Air scoring: Touchdown
Phipps. 3 (16, run; 80. run: /, rum,
Walter, 9 az, pass from Phipps: 40,
rum, Pickett 6, rum, WEIGH (39,
rum. onversions-Pickett, 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-24
Touchdown Pass
Spells CIV Hopes
For First VICTORY

Fullback Steve Runkle scored
with a screen pass late in the
third quarter to end George
Washington High Schools hopes
for its first football victory and
give Lane of Charlottesville an
1877 victory last night at CIV.
CIV got its only touchdown
in the third quarter when Bill
Simpson ran % yards to the
Lane 4 and Jimmy Barnes
bucked across two plays later.
Bill Marsh kicked the extra
point which left the Presidents
trailing only 1877, and sensing
its first victory in seven games.
However, Lane drove 81 yards
after the ensuing kickoff and
Runkle scored his third touch
down to snap a three-game los
ing streak for the visitors.
{ go, WASHINGTON 9 9 Z 90
Lane scoring: Touchdowns-Runkle 3
g, plunge: 80, pass-run from Wood
%, paSS-run from jones'.
CIV scoring: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES g,
rum. ConVerSion-MarSh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-24
Blades Climb High
With Strong Defense

Imand Curtis turned right end
on a l5-yard touchdown run.
High Point got its only drive
going after the ensuing kickoff
With Russ ChildresS and Dink
Norris alternating most of the
way. the Eagles drove 81 yards,
where Larry Rinck's Earring
tackle on the 4 stopped Graden
Laycook a foot shy Of a first
down just before the half.
The Mustangs moved we'll in
the second half, but IS yards
in penalties kept them in a
hole. In the last quarter,
Dixon picked off his second in
Perception of the night and be-
hind blocks by Paul Hartman
and Bill Negey ran "a yards for
the last score.
HIGH H POINT 9 9 9 80
Bladensburg scoring: Touchdown
Curtis U6, rum; Moore Is, run).
Birch GA, run with intercepted pass.
onversion-Radclifie (placemenD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-24
Bulls High Tops
SurruttsViIIe

Halfback Stark Evans caught
one touchdown pass and threw
IS yards to Chris Christianson
in the waning minutes for
another score to lead Bulls
High School to a lat victory
over Surrattsville yesterday at
Bulls.
Evans received a 25-yard
pass from Quarterback Bob
Devlin in the third quarter.
Surrattsville gambled on a
fourth-and-one situation on it's
own 40 to set up the final score.
SURRATTsvMLE % 0 7 o. T
BULLS HIGH . 0 Z iii
:. Surrattsville scoring: Touchdown
McLain t25, pass from O'Conneln.
Observation-Disclosures (rushl.
Bulls scoring: TouchdownS-Evans
(25. pass from Devlin). Christensen
%, pass from Evans. Conversions
Gully, 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-24
BY BOB HANSON
Star stan Writer

Only Mount Vernon and
Fairfax remain for Annandale
High School in a bid for its
first Northern Virginia Group I
League football championship
and neither should prove too
troublesome for the red-hot
Atoms.
The upbeaten. but once-tied
Atoms marched q step closer
with a BAT rout of Washing
ton-Lee last night at WI be-
fore 5000 fans. 1t was only
eight points less than the 42-7
drubbing Annandale handed
the Generals last year, but it
was just as effective.
Throw 10 Passes
The Atoms exploded for two
quick touchdowns in the first
quarter to take a 14-0 halftime
lead, and then added three
more in the final two periods
while holding the Generals to
one march to the end zone.
1t was apparent early in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-24

many new players, will be TAX
ing on a new entry in the
league in the Rovers. The
league has expanded to eight
teams this year, with Green's
boro, N. c., the other addition.
Holdovers, in a EDITION to
Washington, are Johnstown,
Pa; New Haven, Conn; Clin-
ton, N. Y; Charlotte, N. C.
and Philadelphia.
Following tonight's game,
the Presidents play at Johns
town tomorrow afternoon. They
return to Uline Tuesday night
for a game with Greensboro.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-24
Goithersburg Ends
Losing Streak by
Beating La Plato

Gaithersburg High School
snapped three-game losing
streak with a 1915 romp over
LaPlata's football team last
night in Gaithersburg as Half
back Mike Morris scored four
touchdownS.
Norris, a lanky dashman,
scored on runs of As. 60 and SIS
yeards and on a 65-yeard pass
play from Quarterback Kenny
Torreyson to hand La Plata its
second loss in five games.
LA .ATA o 0 0 g.
GAITHERsBURG Ia I IA O-35
LaPlata scoring: Touchdown-Pervis
us, rum.
Gaithersburg scoring: Touchdown
Norris AS, run, so, run; ,55, run;
65. pass-run from Torreyson): Fisher
as. pass-run from Torreyson). Con-
versions-Burdette 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-24
Morgan State
UnderdogT onight

West Virginia State, an 8-6
winner over Morgan State last
year in the Capital Classic foot
ball game, is favored to repeat
when the two meet at 8 o'clock
tonight at Griffith Stadium in
the 18th annual event.
The teams have played II
times, each winning five with
one game a tie. They have met
four timesin the Classic.
Miss Capital Classic and her
court of "a princesseS will
parade at halftime ceremonies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-24
InfieIder Breaks Rib
OSAKA. Japan. oct. "a "a

OSAKA, Japan, Oct. "a (AP).
Carlton Hanta, star third
baseman from Honolulu for
the Nankai Hawks, broke a rib
while sliding into third base in
the first inning of the first
game of the Japan Series be-
tween the Hawks and the To-
kyo Giants today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-24
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

Marlboro was closing out the
Maryland minor racing season
today with the fourth running
Of the $3.50 Nursery. the lone
stakes on the small track
circuit.
A crowd of 10000 was ex-
pected to turn out to see a
field of 10 two-year olds. the
largest ever to start at MARI
boro, fight 1t out in the seven
furlong dash.
Fendall Clagett's Heliobubble,
who has been running at Aque-
duct In New York. was the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-24
BeoII, Scott Pace
LuureI's Victory

Halfbacks Gary Beall and
William Scott scored firSt-half
touchdowns and led Laurel
High School to a 20-7 football
victory over Edgewood yester-
day at Laurel.
Beall scored the first and last
touchdowns as Laurel won its
third straight game and made
it's record Al for the season.
LAUREL ~ 9 0 80
LaRosa go, rum. Conversion
Laurel scoring: Touchdowns-Beall
~, run; ., rum, Scott 40. run)
Conversions-Bozevich 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-24
Wakefield US
Shade Madison

Wakefield's junior varsity
scored twice in the first half,
added / extra point and made
it stand up for a 1912 victory
over James Madison last night
at Wakefield.
JAMES MADISON 0 o 8 6-12
WAKEFIELD w 6 Z o Ola
James Madison scoring: Touchdowns
Hunt. > Il, run; 5, rum.
Wakefield scoring: Touchdown
Ferguson, . 10, run; 3, rum. Con-
observation-disclosures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-24
SHENANDOAH
SELECTIONS

1-Grand Peggy, Hours Later, Airs
Orphan.
2-Poppys Gem. Equal Right, Gang
Girl.
3-Huntingdon, Que Gal, Skins
Daughter.
4-Beckys Shirt, Beau Dee. Comnass
Color Plate, Fey, Little Pickins.
6-1n The Brig. Savemenow, Hill Top
Gem
SUGAR Pie, Tryancatch Me. Reddst
Redbird
s-Pistoi Shot, ouatre TheIl, Prince
Rhymer.
9-Ponderetta, December King, Deep
River
MD. Bold Count, Tubee.
Best Bet-EOnderettA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-24
HIGH SCHOOL
FOOTBALL
RESULTS YESTERDAY


Annandalee,- "a; Washington-Lee; 7.
Bladensburg, 10: High Point O.
Bulls Prep, %; Villanova. .Frosh, 8.
Bulls High, "a: Surrattsville, Z.
Culpeper. ~; Garfield. 6.
Falls Church, -: Lee. 10.
Gaithersburg. 35: LaPlata. 8.
Hammond. IL: Fairfax, z.
Landon, "a: Friends, o.
Lane, IS; George Washington, Z.
Laurel; 20; Fdgewood; z;
st. Stephens. 3S; Christ Church. 6.
W. C. Taylor. IA: Parker-Gray. g.
Wakefield w. ID: James Madison, 10
Warrenton, %; Cedar-Lee, 0.
GAMES TODAY I
Northwood at B-CC, 2.
Northwestern at Blair. ..
suitland at Richard Montgomery. ..
Wheaton at Walter johnson, 2.
Lackey at Glenelg, ..
Episcopal at Wakefield, 8.
Mount Vernon at Mclean. 2.
Osbourn at Groveton. 2.
George Mason VS.. O'Connell at WI, s
Lotfdoun County at Herndon, >.
JEB Stuart VS.. WI w at Falls Church
woodberry Forest at Randolph-Macon
Academy. $50.
DeMatha vs.. Calvert Hall at North
western. IL am.
st., Adams at Coolidge. 1890 am.
Columbian Prep at St. Francis iSprins
Grove rA''' SUNDAY
IT, Johns at salesianum Wilmington,
Dell, 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-24
Hammond Win
Spells Fairfax
Dreams

Fairfax High School, hottest
of the Northern Virginia Group
II football teams in recent
weeks. now probably must set
tie for the spoilers role in the
struggle for the district cham
pionship,
Hammond virtually knocked
the Rebels out of the race with
a 1877 victory last night at
Fairfax on a muddy field, capi-
talizing of a fumbled punt re-
turn and another break on de-
tense to score both touchdowns.
Fairfax, which lost it's opener
to Washington-Lee, then won
five games in a row, started
last nights game by scoring on
the first play from scrimmage.
Halfback Dickie Titus broke
quickly into the clear off left
tackle and ran rs yards I'M
touched.
Hall Converts
Jim Hall kicked the extra
point, which stood up for a TO
lead after Hammond's Pat
Slattery scored in the second
quarter on an quarterback
sneak on fourth down, after
Bob Tetus recovered a fumbled
punt return on the Fairfax 8.
In the last quarter, Walt
Holloway was caught on his
own SO trying to punt for Fair
fax. Slattery passed to End
Steve Rhoades for an apparent
touchdown. but a clipping pen
atty put the ball on the "a. On
second down Slattery passed
over the middle to Halfback
Tom Arehart, who ran to his
left and 20 yards into the end
zone with 1:45 remaining.
Time Runs Out
Fairfax came back to drive
IS yards before time ran out,
Jack Mulligan supplying Al of
the yards with his passing and
Quarterback Don
Oleson ran 8 yards out of
bounds on the Hammond 2 with
7 seconds left, but in the con-
fusion, with the crowd swarm
ing on the field, the clock
continued to run and the game
ended there.
The Rebels, who stopped
on their 7 and A.
yard lines in the first half, have
games remaining with Grove
ton, Lee and Annandale. Last
year they tied Annandale in
their finale and ruined the
Atoms claim to the champion
ship. Annandale again is the
leader this year.
EAiRE6X $1,000 9 g g S-1sI
s,d Hsmm9 on n, sGOrinE -. TouchdOwns-
Fairfax scoring: Touchdown-Titus
10, rum. Conversion-Hal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-24
Luther Jackson
Loses Shutout

Peabody High School from
Petersburg handed Luther
jackson its first shutout of the
season, 22-0, yesterday at Mer-
Va. Peabody scored
twice in the second quarter, on
the first plays after a tumble
recovery and an intercepted
pass.
PEABODY Ol3 . 7-22
LUTHER JACKSON o o o o.
Peabody scoring: Touchdown
hsm s2SI r9n' ssfetv vns; r. fbad
center throush end zonel, Conversions
--Belser (rush) 8. /. Parham (pass
from E Parhaml
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-24
Ten in NurseryFieId,
Final Marlboro Event

'-to-l favorite to defeat some
Of the fanciest Maryland-bred
in training for first money of
$3.50. A victory for Clagett
would give him a second leg
on the Nursery Trophy which
can ge retired with three VIC
tories, His Fenmar won a di-
vision of the Nursery when it
was divided three ways in 1856.
Another major track invader
in the Nursery lineup was
Adapt, owned by DR.. John A.
Hoy Of Baltimore. Adapt has
been competing in New Jersey.
Jockey Eugene Monacelli, also
from the Jersey circuit, was
scheduled to ride.
William I. Patterson's Grand
herst, foaled on the Patterson
Hillside Farm near the Bowie
track, also was due strong sup
port because of her impressive
record this year. Grandherst
boasts seven victories in IL
starts. and has been primed for
the Nursery by her owner
trainer.
Another first in this years
Nursery was the mutuel field
which coupled Weeper's Jane,
Trafalgar Square and Broken
Step. The Marlboro tote is
geared to handle eight horses
or less. The mutuel field is
necessitated by the field of 10.
Although Marlboro betting is
running Is per cent below last
year, the Southern Maryland
track will retain its position as
leader of Maryland's five minor
tracks. Timonium posted a
$377 900 wagering mark at it's
12-day meeting this season.
Marlboro, however, was due to
top that figure.
Jockey Fred Kratz moved
into a triple tie for the Marl-
boro riding title when he rode
four winners yesterday. He is
d ca blocked with Linwood
Weakley and Larry Reynolds.
Each has nine winners.
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Falls Church
Battles Lee
Deadlock

Falls Church scored after a
blocked punt in the third quar-
ter, but Ted Clark blocked the
extra-point kick to preserve a
1913 tie for Lee High Schools
football team last night at
Falls Church.
Falls Church drew first blood
with a 75-yard pass play from
Joe Thompson to Ralph Hidalgo
late in the first quarter. Lee
tied it at TT by driving 70
yards after the ensuing kick
off, then took a 1877 lead after
End Tony O'Connell blocked a
punt on the Falls Church 81.
Fullback Andy Higham scored
both for Lee.
Mike Muse blocked a Lee
punt and recovered on the 8 in
the third quarter. On fourth
down Thompson recovered
Ronnie Oleyar'S tumble in the
end zone to tie the score. Mel
ther team Threatened in the
remaining time.
F FAE CHURCH 13 g IA
Lee scoring: Neutrality-suspicious.
tl2, pass from D'Ambrosio: Z, rum
conversion - Robertson (pass from
Falls church scoring: Touchdowns-
Hldalgo 10, pass-run from Thomp-
SOM; Thompson recovered tumble IN
end zone). Conversion-Ake.