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teaches at Midlothian. attended wor
hip services at Mt Pleasant Sun
LAY They spent part Of the day
at their old home near here
Mrs. Ernest Pollard was missed
at church Sunday as was her daugh.
ter, Linda. Mrs. Pollard stayed
with Linda. who had a tooth ex.
tracted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Meadows
Mrs. A. D. Hobgood and James
Layne attended the Layman's
Workshop Of the Farmville District
OF Methodist Churches held at the
Training Center in Blackstone, No
vember |. Mrs. James Layne took
care 81 the four Meadows children
While their parents attended this
meeting.
Home For Week End
Ralph Hines. Of Kentucky. and
Ills fiance. Miss Roselyn CornWell.
a senior at William and Mary Col
lege. spent the week end with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Hines
and his sister, Miss jeanne Hines.
Mrs. Irene Lynn. who makes her
home with Mrs. Beverly Gates near
Sandy River, spent the past week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Mi
Ger and their two daughters. Mrs.
Nicer was missed at church Sun
day as she remained at home with
her house guest.
Mrs. Ruby Redd attended the
AAI1W workshop at LongWood Col
lege. November Z.
The A. .. Hobgood family are
frequent guests Of his aunt. Miss
Ale Armistead near Farlnville.
Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler Meadows.
Jr.. and family. OF Salisbury Md.
spent a recent week end with Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Meadows.
D. H. Nelson is out after having
spell Of the flu.
Mrs. Jean Nelson Donaldson. Of
Chase City, who recently suffered
broken leg. was able to join the
regular weekly family gathering at
the o. H. Nelson home. Sunday.
The Halloween spooks were out
Ill numbers ringing door bells and
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receiving treats The young
people had lots Of fun and so dill
THE older ones.
Mrs. Ruby Redd canvassed this
community for the Community
Chest. She is to be thanked for this
public spirited work which took so
much Of her time. A good part Of
her daytime is taken up with tutor
ing a couple Of students.
Visits in Richmond
Mrs. Thomas w. Jones, of Keys
vile took her mother-in-law, Mrs.
T. c. Jones. and two grandsons.
Bobby and Ricky Dix, to Richmond
Sunday before last TO visit the eld-
e. Mrs. Jones parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. Chappell Mrs Chap
pcll had been quite sick but was
much better.
The R. S. Dix family visited his
parents. Mr. and Mrs r. M. Dix.
neal Keysville Sunday. The elder
Dix family recently visited their
son and his family here
George E. Jones had several
friends from Rochester, N. y, as his
guests during the week end.
H. w. Covington and son, of
Farmville. visited in the two Jones
family homes, Sunday.
Mrs. T. C. Jones and Mrs Ruby
Redd called on Mr.. and Mrs. F.. o.
Priddy in Meherrin last week. Mr..
Priddy was getting on nicely after
having been sick for a while.
The WSCS Of Mt. Pleasant met
with Mrs. w. A. Lewis, Jr. in the
home of her mother. Mrs. Kathryn
Scott. Tuesday.
The members Of the revival
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visiting committee have cen
very busy and have been into all
Of the homes Of church members
and into many others.
Don't forget the Prince Edward
charge wide revival which is in
progress now. 1t started at Beulah
Sunday to continue through Wed
nesday night-the next four nights.
The services will be held at Mt
Pleasant NJ E. Church and the last
four it will be held at Mt. Har-
mcny. You are invited to attend
each of these services and help
make this a real revival All ser
vices begin at 7:30 pm.
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formviIle Route Z News
Shower Honors
Mrs. Rex Daye

!. Mrs. Rex Daye was entertained
last Tuesday night with a stork
shower at the home of Mrs w. "A.
Daye given by Mrs. Charlie Simp-
son. Mrs. Tommy Huddleston and
Mrs. Raymond Kelsey. She re-
ceived nice gifts for her son. Den
mis- Gibson.
Mrs. Mary Scrnggs, Mr.. and Mrs
Dick Scluggs and daughters visit
ed PFC Abner Scruggs at TT, Bel
vols last week end
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Moore. &C
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Mon
roe Childress. Of Chatham. visited
his sister in Danville last week end.
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Mt. Pleasant Events
Mrs. Joe Vaughan Celebrates 94th Birthday

Mrs j. G. Vaughan celebrated
her Gath birthday Sunday with
number of her children. grandchil-
dren and great-grandchildren They
showered her with lovely gifts.
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Attending the dinner were Mrs.
J. w. Sinmmerman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Randolph Vaughan and daughter.
Miss Carol Vaughan. Of Roanoke .
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Vaughan, of
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VPI. Blacksburg: Mr.. and Mrs.
Preston Quarles, of Nathalie: Mr..
and Mrs. Willie Scott and family,
of Farmville; Mrs. Kathryn Scott
and Mr. and Mrs. R. e. Quarles.
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Meherrin Methodist
Plan Turkey Supper

The Meherrin Methodist Church
will sponsor a turkey supper at the
Firemen's Hall, November 90
The supper will be served from
$50 to 7::3O-
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HOUSES FOR sALE-n.w.

oEoRGETowN = ogsn sat. and
sssrs sstS !" - s.s a.: T IS; cong sss'; }
sasDo omes os sof iSs Y WORTH:
motion a SON, si4o M st. NV.
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REAL ESTATE SALE or EXON.
CHURCHES FOR SALE

EVANSVILLE - Prince Georges
Cty.-Brick bldg. having seating
capacity over 800, plus basement
auditorium. Large new educational
bldg. also available If desired. For
particulars call Mr.. FranZblau
(eves. EN-. 2-6S0S), SHANNON Il
LUCHS CO, 724 14th st. NV.
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Dry Cleaning-Laundry
Owners quote $1,000 month, Same
owners, B yrs. Ill, must sell
Priced low at $4,000 complete
Terms. Exclusive.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

A NEW growing restaurant. vic Of
sil Spg,, Nd, crossing $4,000 per
wk.: i5-year lease; substantial
down payment Selling due to III
health. Box 276-L. Star
ACTIVE PARTNER, attractive,
pleasant personality: established
reducing salon. Box 3-R, Star.
ACTIVE PARTNERSHIP WANTED.
In going business: have little
capital. Box 312-M. Star.
AL STERN OFFERS
~ BAR With Drive-In
Liquor Store in Nearby Md.
seats $50, huge parking lot: Does
over. $4,000 wk. business. Terrine
IN r1f pRIvE pIsy REST. in nearby Md,
Machine space rent.
az CARRY-OUT NV. Open 9 days.
Doing $1,000 wk. Rent 500. ,
AZ BAR AND GRILL. Colored
trade, terrific money-maker.
AL STERN
FE. 3-246s ST. 3-55ls
BARBER SHOPS az, all ultra mod
ern. Now is time TO buy own Dust.
ness. A. r. sEELYE. DI. 7.S326. .
BEAUTY SALON for sale. Doing
$4,000 yr. Owner In Ill health.
Nearby Va, $4,000. Box 32O-M'
Star.
BEAUTY SALON, one Of best loca-
lions in Prince Georges CO.
owner retiring. A money maker.
II costs nothing to look. Some
cash and easy terms to respon-
sible party. HEGERTY q BYRD
Co, WA. 7-2400.
BEAUTY SHOP, on Wis. ave. for
sale; good cond., prac. new EQUIP,
good turnover, 5 wet units. WO.
6-3565.
BEAUT. FURN. BOOMING HOUSE.
"a bedrms. plus apt. 9 baths
inc. 81; JOG; only s ST99 an p pel
mo; BsAcH q PuHcELh' EA'
IT,
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CONN. AVE. AREA only i left
Beautiful brick Colonial. nearing
completion; only S35,S50. 8 bath
rooms. 8 bedrooms, den on LIST
moor; rec. rm., garage, colored
GE kitchen; only q block from
c cSsi1sh,: ave can H5SrS 2S-yT r lofn
Ian q CO, LO. 5-2027.
DENTAL OFFICES AND RESI-
ave, area north Of Dupont Circle,
4-story house containing 10 rooms
ard 4 baths. Dentist and doctor
ofnces already established. on
street parking for & cars plus
double garage. Ideal for doctor OF
dentist who wants large ofilces in
own home. Very good condition
Element. FITZGERALD, ST. g.
5000 or pI,. Q-256R
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BUSINEss OPPORTUNITIES
sOUTHERN MARYLAND

OOO 11GkbN MAHt lfAINO
BAR AND REsTAURANT-All new
fixtures and equip. tavern. and
lunch rma separate. main dining
I'm. and cocktail lounge. lower
level eolored bar; owners Nv.
quarters: all completely air con.
ditioned: located on courthouse
square In county seat: an estab-
lished business. legal slots.
COUNTRY STORE CORNER with
masonry self.service store. fully
equipped, doing excellent business,
nlline station tnew),. nice home,
opment; strategieally located: post
and must sacrifice. 1pyou like q
country business you should see
COUNTRY sToRE--Main hishway
location; o bedrms., small bar.
post once; old people are retiring:
excel. opportunity for young az
gressive couple. Asking S17,50O,
real estate included,
WATERFRONT SNA OK BAR =
Launching ramp, river pier 10
rental boats, 2 eottages, estab-
lished business.
FEED BUSINESS - Franchise Tor
uhllOuhuy known tee08, main
highway location: mod. 3-bedrm
home, feed store. grinding mill.
hatchery. drilled well, full modern
escr,i ,a large tractor . trailer
REsTAuRANT AND BAR-old-es.
tablished business and one Of the
incest In Southern Maryland.
About 5 acres OF land with Ions
frontage on main highway: TO be
sold with equip. and real estate
included; legal slot machines; all
liquor licenses.
SNACK BAR - Fountain, booths.
slot machines. nice income, 5-year
lease at Sl25 month.
WATERFRONT HOTEI,-Old land
mark. 40. rooms, bar, restaurant,
all furnished and equipped: liauor
and beer license: legal slots: pier
on deep water harbor.
]. B. WATERS 81 ASSOC.
PRINCE FREDERICK, ND.
Phone 2l4 and 4se
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BEST BUYS
GIBRALTAR, DI. 7-6500

'Ns" LiSt tH y Invited
TAVERNS-D. G.
Pa. ave. Good bus. Closed Sun
Low rent. Nice clientele.
2.-Upper NV. Excel. bus. Reas.
3.-colored tavern, NV. Excel. bus
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HOUSES uNFURNIsNED
tcoNrlNuIpl

NEAR MOL AND NsA. modern g.
room and bath cottage. 500. Call
HE. A-A6R1.
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INSTRUMENTATION = Income
81 81 1000 sr wki ,, hrs. ,s Pm' s nc s and
W, Asking $1,000 plus stock on
/ terms. Mr., Kessler. Ma. 6-16b6.
sun. WA. r. sEELYE. DI. 7-S32b.
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nEQgen
SUNDAY, LIS
KAIORAMA AREA


2112 BANCROFT PLACE NV.
Sale or rent, charming town house.
Huge drawing room. library, ban
ouet-sized dining rm.; large mod
ern kitchen, pantry, 9 twin-sized
bedrms., 4 baths, maids Tm., full
basement. Mr.. Dell with JAMES
L. DIXON & CO., Realtors, st.
$1,000 Exclusive. JU. s-15l2.
BARGAIN for those who
desire gracious living and enter.
tanning. Large beautiful substan-
TALLY built brick home amazingly
low priced. Formerly Egyptian Em-
bassy. First floor: Q large liv. rms,
din. rm.. kitchen, large center hall.
Second floor: 4 bedrms.. 9 baths,
large liv. rm. Third floor: 2 bed
rms, ! bath. Full bsmt. Large
corner lot. Cony. Ewes. Mrs. Moore.
JU. $4,000.
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OTy OlchIllLiB-Ldu
Owners quote $1,000 month, Same
owners, 3 yrs. III, must sell.
Priced low at $4,000 complete.
Terms. Exclusive.
BAR-RESTAURANT
WHISKEY-BEER
Modern equipment. seats over 100.
Owner claims net OF $50 wkly,
from jukebox. Business operated
solely BY help. personal MANAGE
ment should greatly increase. Low
down payment.
Luncheonette-N.W.
Owner quotes over 81 900 vkiy
barrel, Must Be seen TO be ap-
preciated. Exclusive.
$1,000 DOWN
Corner Grocery-Beer
Owner quotes $1,000 vkiy. Rent
only Si00 mo-, including LARGE
apt, Priced low at $4,000 complete
sun, Shea Chaser. RA. GLASS.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
412 bth st. NV. MA. s-9373
DUPLICATING BUSINESS, 90 yrs.
in Arl.: avail. after Jan. /. We
are retiring: priced. CASH less
than yssr,s net. IA. 7-9eSs or
FOR LEASE. Here is an opportun-
ity for q man who has vision and
foresight. A beautiful split-level gas
station situated on q triangle, get
ting traffic from both directions.
3 bays on top level, 2 on bottom
level. This statt lon Is located
across from so new stores OPEN
ing in Feb. Ideal for partnership
or investment which will give you
q good return. For more tnforma-
ton call Mr.. KOTULEK. Ia. O.
$500.
FORM A CORPORATION, any state
or D. c.; raise capital; best meth
DDS. u. 8. LEGAL CORP, Estab.
1908, CO. b-Ss60 or CO. 6-Olll.
FUNERAL PARLOR iocation-very
large brick home, cor. lot; plenty
Of parking space, coming approved I:
close-in Sc. and Md. location.
FREDERICK W. BERENS SALES,
INC, RE. 6-5400 til 9.
GENERAL STORE WI fountain, sub
urban Nd. loc.; q drugless drug
store; modern, fact-growing, should
net over $500. mo. now. A. r.
SEELYE. DI. 7-s325.
GROCERY OPPORTUNITY! Income
$2,100 wk. trial period. should
have beer; alleash and carry, self
service; real good per cent Of gross.
Hrs. $40 to $50, 9 days; busy NV.
A. r. sEELYE. DI. 7-S325.
GROCERY, income $1,000 wk. Price
$4,000, down $1,000, incl. stk.
A. r. sEELYE. DI. 7-S325.
GROCERY-BEER, very nicely equip
ped, nice 3-rm. apt. Gear garage.
owner paid $4,000 few months
ago. Due to illness, will sacrifice
for $1,000 today. May take terms,
too. Call today. A. n. eEELYE,
GROCERY STORE, going business,
can be bought reasonable; make
offer. 1907 H st. ne. 3e
HARDWARE STORE, Anacostia Sc.
Owner retiring: rent. SIPS per
mo. LU. 4-7170.
HARDWARE STORE = Nice NV.
location. Reasonably priced. Sell
ing. health reason. WO. 6-5934
IDEAL FOR CAR WASH or tire
business. heart of Hyatts.. Route
L. over $4,000 So IT,, 20 : IT,
bldg: owner must sell: will sacri-
nee; small down payments, LOUIS
MILLER REALTOR. UN. 4-2723.
IF You ARE RETIRED and wish
paying privileges and have q semi
technical background, plus cash
for q token investment in our
corp. Call VIII. 6-4683 for Q talk
about your lifetime career. You'll
be your own boss. We deal In
Fiberglas building material.
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3RlARCLltF-hENI
nM0ggM
SUNDAY. ga
aafEYMATTn ut

SUNDAY. 80
33l5J MAUD ST.
area, In mid-4Os; 4 bedrms., ga
screened porch; study and Sc
cluded garden: paneled rec. rm,
and garage. Mrs. Hamberger, EN-.
DIR: Out Loushboro I'd. / blk.
past Macomb, left TO Maud. Ex-
Georgetown Properties
1882 Wis. Ave. AID. 4-l292
Brick Corner Building
2lst and r SITS. NV. close to CIV
University and Govt. bldgs.: IL
rms, z baths: 10 bedrms. Seller
SAG SAD she WOULD consider reas IN
s ss's o tdsy j la'tE. SSsi phone Mr.
Edwin L. Ellis, Realtor
1910 Vermont Ave. RE. 7-5140
BUREAB STANDARDs-Fine. AIR T.
CONDITIONED semidet. b-k. witt
large liv. rm. with f-ep!sce. .e1.
din. rm., huge kit. with 6isnwsh- A.,
disp. and table space: rec rrn
also with fireplace: rsregc. g-s
hot-water heat. Short walk 70
eity's most private and parochial
i iNS b1 F4A ii eys 9. H PHIIt LILIES
B !IsIS Ss;. AND D.,v PE II'1 ,: 3
3 baths, lie. guest home, 81 400
inc, price and terms. reas. Call
KEACH & PURCELL. Elk. 3-2412.
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LnncheonAtte-NW.

Owner quotes over 81 900 wkly
cash. Small payroll. Best buy In
town. at $3.50, lock stock and
barrel, Must be seen to be APP
preciated. Exclusive.
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RESTAURANT IN D. c.
RIVERDALE

4b4 G1bGf<141G
Business and home, only $4,000.
On main thoroughfare, 2 story,
8 rms. plus Gear garage. Zoned
CT commercial. CAPT. JOHN
SAVE, pI: 7-s449. Ma: $4,000.
INC, 1922 L, ST. NV.
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SERVICE STATION. modern.
fully equipped; location on
high-traffic-count thorough
fare in Prince Georges
County in excellent neigh
borhood. Experienced oper-
ator preferred. Investment
moderate. An excellent OPP
portunity for right man.
Call ia. 4-1100, or ewes,
AP. 7-0S64.
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BAR-REsTAURANT

WHISKEY-BEER
Modern equipment. seats over 100
Owner claims net Of $50 wkly,
from iukebox. Business operated
solely BY help. personal manage
ment should greatly increase. Low
down payment.
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vienna. Va. needs youns exper
sales manager. Wonderful oppor-
tunity. Must invest. All replies
confidential, Box 327-M, Star.
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Fine eobordine ioekei with
simulated fur collar, knit cuffs
and woist, warm wool lining.
Navy. Brown. Choreool. Boys
sizes ~.
BASEMENT
Evening star., 1959-02-08

One morning in February of this year, 1909, Tom
Lincoln came out of his cabin to the road. stopped
a neighbor and asked him to tell the granny
woman" Aunt Peggy Walters. that Nancy would
need help soon.
On the morning of February Il, Sunday. the
granny woman was there at the cabin. And she and
Tom Lincoln and the meaning Nancy Hanks wei
coined into world of battle and blood Of whis-
pering dreams - Continued on He1T page
Evening star., 1959-02-08

Sarah was born. they moved 10 a place near HOdgen-
vile e. . a cabin Of logs cm from be timber nearby.
Here starts Carl Sandbmg'S story
Bhe floor was packed-down dirt. One door. swung
on leather hinges, let them in and out. One small
window gave a lookout the weather. the rain or
snow sun and trees, and the play Of the rolling
prairie and low hills. A stickclay chimney carried
the fire smoke up and away.
Evening star., 1959-02-08

Carl Sandbnrg's monumental biography Of abraham
Lincoln is Of americas beautiful pieces OF
historical writing. From we've taken This eiOqWem
passage about LincOins birth, February -, 1909.
LincOlns grandfather moved WeS from Virginia
ajfeT the Revolutionary War. only TO be killed by
Indians. Mosf Of his children scattered, bur his third
son. Thomas, stayed in Kenfuckv, grew up and married
Nancy Hanks, adopted daughter Of Thomas and Eliza
beih Sparrow. Affer Tom and N0ncrs first child,
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Heroic Rallies Make Tribe
Dream About Another '48
indians Sweep
Offset as Pierce,
'KIu' Boost Sox
BY the Associated Press

C1eveland's. never-say-die In
dams now are convinced any
thing can happen in the Amer
lean League pennant race, al-
though they still trail Chicago
by Az games with only Is to
play.
Battling doggedly to stay
alive in the race. the Indians
staged a pair of whirlwind I'm
ishes to snatch a double
header yesterday from the
Tigers. 1914 and 6-5. That
stretched Cleveland's winning
streak to four games, the last
three of which have come on
ninth-inning rallies.
In the opener, Cleveland
wiped out a 1874 Detroit lead
and drew even by scoring FIVE
runs in the fifth inning and
three more in the sixth. then
dropped two runs behind. A
three-run burst in the final
inning pulled it out for the
Indians.
The nightcap provided more
heroics. The Indians trailed,
So. but scored one run in the
seventh inning and poured
across three more in the ninth
to complete the sweep which
took almost seven hours.
Gordon Points to 194S
Manager Joe Gordon, who
played on six pennant winners
for New York and Cleveland,
beamed in the clubhouse as
he said:
II never saw a day like this
one. and I don't expect I'll see
another"
Asked about the Indians
chances to catch the flying
White Sox, Gordon pointed to
a sheet of yellow paper tackled
on the bulletin board. The
pencilled notations reviewed
the last month of the 1948 flag
chase.
/ That was the year Cleveland
tIailed Boston by Az games
after Labor Day, but came
roaring down the stretch to
beat the Red Sox in a dramatic
playoff to win the pennant.
Gordon was that teams spark
plug second baseman.
Il pointed out to the boys
that we made up four games in
Just seven days in 1948,"
Gordon said. Il guess I didn't
have to tell them anything can
happen.
They all know that now
after those two games with
Detroit"
! Despite all the Cleveland
dramatics, the White Sox i'm
! See AMERICAN, Page D-4
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Round Table, Hillside
Heed for Showdown

Handicap at Aqueduct, Octo-
Der "a. is a possibility.
The Woodward. at IA miles,
and the Jockey Club Gold Cup.
at 2 miles. are the most likely
meeting spots. They would
carry equal weights in both
with 1875 in the Woodward
and l24 In the Gold Cup.
Weights for the Man o. War
will be assigned early in Octo-
Der.
Round Table. a 5-year-old
owned by Travis Kerr Of Okla
homa City, posted a 6h-length
triumph over 3-year-old Ounce
Ql4 in the Washington Park
Cap with a track record clock
ing of 1.47ls for Ia miles on
the dirt course. The old mark
YVES l.482-.
WIFI w llllC OIlOCIIidhCI III
the saddle as part Of his 1872
pound load. the son of Prince
quillo hung up his 10th record
in a 62-race career. He has
won Al Of his starts. 20 OF
them stakes. The Washington
Park handicap victory, for
which he paid $40. marked the
ninth time Round Table has
packed 1872 pounds.
Had Two Month Rest
Hillsdale, 4-year-old owned
by c. w. Smith of Detroit. sped
q furlongs In l:23 with l29
pounds for victory in his first
start after a rest of two
months. Paying 1910, he beat
Mystic II bv az LEM rs.
The Indiana bred son of
See RACING. Page d.
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TripIe-A Honors
Swept by Herrera

Frank (Pancho) Herrera and
the Buffalo Bisons wound UP
taking all the international
Leagues prestige marbles as
the circuit closed It's regular
season yesterday.
Herrera took the triple bat
ting crown winning the batting
title Cpd. home runs C3D and
runs batted in 1921 in leading
the Bisons to the pennant. A
steady flnal-week pace helped
him edge Bobby Wilson of To-
ronto by two points for the
batting crown.
Tom Burgess and Bob Len
non Of Montreal both had %
home runs for runnerup spot in
that department. while Toron-
to's Archie Wilson drove home
100 runs to rank second.
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RED BLANKS FOOTBALL OUTLOOK
New Setup Brightens
West Coast Picture

cooperate with all levels Of
school authority in seeing thai
the new aid code is not violated
by covert bidding for e-chir
high school athletes.
Southern Cal Favored
The history of the Pee was
loaded with the abuse, yet it II
also in the record that the
rushing" groups desired anc
asked for such formal recogni-
Ition and cooperation, but un-
accountably we're turned down
The inaugural AAWU season
finds Southern California IA
vored to win the championship
The Trojans have one of the
country's strongest lines. lee
by End Marlin McKeever anc
Tackle Dan Ficca. If Quartre-
back Willie Wood and HalfbacR
Angelo Cola are not held back
by past injuries. the attack car
be comparably strong.
Southern Calls most strenou,
opposition figures to come from
its crosstown rival. UCLA. The
Bruins are rising from the ashes
of Pee penalties. the death Of
the standout coach, Red San.
ders. and the illness of his i'm
mediate successor, George Dick.
erson.
Bill Barnes, who took ovel
for Dickerson after the 1851
season began, will get the jot
done. / feel sure. provided the
alumni will display reasonable
patience. The Bruins face Q
particularly trying early-seasor
SCHEDULE and may be delayed By
some interior line problems
But they have excellent team
See BLAIK, Page d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-08
BY the Associated Press


Millionaire Round Table and
Hillsdale, Just starting on his
second half-million dollars, are
ready for a head-to-head clash
to decide the 1859 handicap
championship and perhaps
horse of the year honors.
Round Table. with $1,614,53s
in the bank following his
record-smashing triumph in
the $4,000 Washington Park
Handicap at Arlington Park
yesterday, heads east tomor-
row for the 100000 United
Nations Handicap at Atlantic
City September 10.
Hillsdale, his earnings in
creased to $587 ,095 by an easy
victory in yesterdays $4,000
Sation Handicap at Belmont
Park, makes his next start in
the 50,000-added Aqueduct
Handicap featuring the open
ing of New York's new multi
million dollar racing plant Sep
TENDER IA.
When the two fine thorough
breds meet depends on theil
performances in the two races
Garry Equal Weights
Round Table has four $780,
000-plus races on his agenda
In addition to the United Ma
tons they are the Woodward
September 26. and the Jockey
Club Gold Cup october 81
both at Aqueduct, and the
Washington. D. c., 1nterna-
tional at Laurel November IL
Then the newly-established
500, 00-added Man o. Wal