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GORDIN-MENSH GUIDE
TO BETTER LIVING

BOATMAN's PARADISE
-56-ft. brick-and-stone
rambler on wooded, "a
acre, lust blocks from
Mt. Vernon Dock and
Swimming Club. En-
trance foyer. l5Xl3
gadget-packed kitchen, 4
bedrooms, Pa baths, 20
It. recreation room. base
ment, gar age and
screened porch. S2a,95O.
Call so. $500 to see
1t today.
WOODED "a ACRE
New brick rambler in
quiet area, convenient
to Fairfax and Seven
Corners shopping. @3x14
living room, Streamlined
kitchen. 3 bedrooms. pa
baths, . fireplaceS, fun
basement 3 other ram
blerS available. All at
S25,950. Call CIR. b
1850 to see them today.
S40O DOWN, FLA -
Walk to bus, shopping
and schools Newly re-
decorated 3 bedroom
brick row in Alexandra.
Ready to occupy Sl2,-
900. Call KI. $3.50 to
see 1t today.
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80 ACRES IN MANASSAS with
Colonial home. Severed and
watered and ready for develop
ment. Zoned 10000 50. It. Full
price S37500, $1,000 cash re-
CURED Call ELIZABETH BURNS.
TRl-COUNTY REALTY, INC, 1858
Lee Hwy, Fairfax. CR 3-IoOO
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BETTER HOMES

" I1N AO-FII ID
REALTY, INC. REALTORS
COUNTRY CLUE MANOR, top Arl
loc., rr. new high and elementary
schools. blk to bus s.-3-bedrm
brE, rambler with > porches, liv.
Tn. with hrspl, sep din. I'm,
equip KIT With breakfast nook
Slsg5O. buy It FHA DILLON
LAND CO, REALTORS. JE. A.
1910 Open III q
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

ARL., N, COUNTRY CLUB HILLS
-Brk- rambler, conv. loc. in we'll
estab., exclusive area; beautifully
Handicapped garden, 3 bedrmS., 2la
baths, sep. din and breakfast
rms, lge. closets. fully equip. kit.
scr. porch, rec. rm., dble. gar.
Good financing, S4l,9OO, direct
from OWNER, kE 6-Q6aQ.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
INDUSTRIAL oPERGTIoN -sonI-,

INDUSTRIAL OPERATION requires
Immediately an area OF 10000 so
IT,. approx. 200 by $50 with ali
utilS. now avail Public tranSp
close TO location is necessary. viii
only consider sites in Prince
Georges County adjacent 70 Dis
trict. line Quote best cash price
per II and covenant zoning. locs-
tlon ,sna address. Submit plat.
Box 1875, Star.
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T.ANGTEy MorrAN

LANGLEY MCLEAN -
New brick and frame
contemporary in one Of
FairfaX ountyS
choicest areas. 36-ft
living room dining area,
eft. de luxe kitchen, 4
huge bedrooms, 3 baths.
:7xl4 recreation room,
full basement, 2-car ga
rage lS,295-square-foot
wooded corner lot. S3S,-
$50. Others available
from S34,a5O. Call IA.
4-6O60 to see 1t to-
day.
SPRINGFIELD - Brick
split level on y acre;
loft kitchen, 3 bed
rooms, Ia baths, rec
reatiOn room, basement.
sun porch and carport.
S2,65O down, FHA; sell
$50. Call FL. 4-S600 to
see IL today.
4hec LOAN - $50 per
month pays principal,
interest, taxes and In
surance. 3-b e room
frame split-leVel. Con-
venicnt to Fl. Belvoir.
Sl6,2OO. Dial 7O3-
Gypsy 4-6OD0 to see 1t
today.
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BROYHILL
& SONS, REALTORS. 461O lie. Hwy.

Sl6,95O = Lovely 3-bedroom brick
rambler full OF delightful surprises;
neW-house condition Located near
columbia Pines tclose i'm Terms
heXible. TINKLE PROPERTIES,
Realtors. IA. 5-l207.
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AVAIL. IMMEDIATELY

3-beorm., 2-bath. full-bsmt, brick
rambler, In award winning. es-
taolished community. ANTIQUE
BRICK Split-level and Others
available in l TO 3 weeks. De-
signed for graciouS living. Lovely
lotS-no through street. Priced
from SCI 800. FLA and conven-
tional financing. Dir: Shirley
hwy. to EdSal rd.. right to Back
!lck rd.. right to BrRddock I'd ..
lelt 70 Ferndale St. left to first
street on left and our sign.
ThoS. R. Williams, Builder
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INCOME PROPERTY FOR SALE
/ Large brick home ARRANGED for 2
apts, plus living quarters fol
st. S. Arl, Va. OF. 4-94Oa.
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BARR REALTY. NC.
ZIG Wilson Blvd. ia. 1885

QUALITY ROW-Lovely white brick
rambler, on gorgeous corner lot,
in Arlington's exclusive Country
Club Hills: formal entrance
foyer, rich paneling in living
room, large dining room, ell
shaped luxury kitchen with break
fast area and pantry, diversified
porch, 3 baths, maids room,
hreplaces, huge recreation room.
garage; S35,950. trades consid-
cred JE 4-22SS. PARKER,
SMITH & DoNNELL, REALTORS
QUESTION!!! DO YOU WANT A
GOOD BUY? You may assume
financing in the amount OF SIq,-
500, at only 494cS interest already
placed on this terrific brick
rancher, Just > minutes from the
ARMY NAVY COUNTRY CLUB.
Wonderfully balanced plan for
both formal and informal living
Three bedrooms, . fireplaces, sep
arate dining room, beautifully
equipped kitchen. carport. Lots
and lots Of storage space PLUS
huge recreation area in complete
"walk-out" basement. At only
S23,7 so, it's the end OF your
search. TRI-COUNTY REALTY,
INC, 35S Lee hwy, Fairfax,
CIR. 3-42UO
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TRAILERS
COLES
NEW AND USED
MORIE uONKEC

See the 1860 Elcona, 50xlO, q
oedrns., with front kitchen; Q
built-in radios: beaut. floor plan.
Be sure to see the 1860 Melody
home, first showing in this area.
These . you will be proud to own.
SALE ON USED TRAILERS
AS low as $3.50 down. bank flnanc-
ing. As much as $3.50 of on travel
trailers. peri. for family outings.
We take furniture, boats, used
cars in trade. WHY pay rent?
Courteous representatives to serve
you. 1905 Richmond hwy, Alex,
Va, so S-2l5l.
GREAT LAKES 50, 5OxiO; washer
dryer comb: Asst. alum. awning.
$1,000 equity for $1,000. so. &
241S after 6:30 pm.
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5 ACRES IN MANASSAS-Gentle-
men farmers, attention. Four bed
room brick Colonial home with
500. Call ELIZABETH BURNS.
TRI-COUNTY REALTY, INC, 35S
Lee hwy, Fairfax. CIR. $4,000.
18th AND WASHINGTON PL. NE.
a bldg. lots for detached homes.
Good loc Reasonably priced cash.
Mr.. APPLEWHITE, AD. 4-4445.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

SPRINGFIELD-3- brick Co.
lonial, ] 2 baths, full bsmt.. side
scr. porch. S15.30Q a. loan
can be assumed. Asking Sl9,150.
VIII consider small End. HAM
MER REAL ESTATE, XII. S-IOl2.
SPRINGFIELD-3-bedrm.b brk. ram.
pier. redecorated: unfinished 4th
bedrm.: So FHA loan, Sl6.95O
CL. 6-l664 after pm.
ST. AIMS PARISH = 4 bedroom
2-osth, brick Cape Cod with largt
pine paneled double rec. rm. WITH
fireplacel Lovely level lot, detached
garage. Excellent financing can b.
arranged. See this one today sure
Call IA. 5-1575. METZLER, Real
tors. ewes. IA. $3.50.
TEEN-AGERs will stay home in
rambler overshadowed by tail
trees. close-in Arlington location
is ideal for dads fast and con-
venient trip to the once Mother
WILL FALL IN LOVE with the
PLUS FEATURES. Full, spacious,
daylight, walkout, teen-recr. rm /;
center hall, LARGE SEPARATE
FORMAL-SIZED DINING ROOM
Tor family occasions: bath in
master bedrm. and its 3 bedrms
are HUGE. Permanent walk up
Tor additional storage or eXpan-
sion. Carport; S24,50O.
gerachis
REALTY co. JE. 2-23I4
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EXCLUSIVE AGENT
GORDIN-M N-MENSH
REALTY CORPORATION

1917 Quaker Lane
Alexandria. Virginia
RlnG S-232O
Lee Hwy tRoute 29-21D
Fairfax, Virginia
Crescent 3-45B0
a31 North Glebe Road
Arlington, Virginia
jackson 4-6060
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STORES FOR RENT

>, ARL., 2053 WILSON BLVD.
Near courthouse-20xl00 IT.: mod
ern. suitable offices. store: parking
GLEN NJ. VICKREY, REALTORS
200 Investment Bldg. NE, S-O94O
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COZY HIDEAWAY

You'N like the wooded setting and
all the extra features OF this
nearly new brick rambler. Two
twin sized bedrooms. plus a
small .paneled den, plus a de-
lightful Florida room for all-year
use basement and a short dis
tance from Falls Church.
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LANGLEY FOREST, VA.
Two adjoining wooded lots. 2l5-ft.
dTohtage $500 for both. Ex-
WALLS REALTY
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. Tor RENT

2-sToRY BLDG. AND BSMT., elev.,
lllx24. with front and rear entrs.
II interested. Ii. 7-5l62.
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THE EVENING STAR Dill
COMMERCIAL GROUND

Washington. D. c.
fHdoY, January 8, 1850
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TRUST NOTES WANTED
VACATION PLACES

WEST VA. RETREAT
Sale to hunters and vacationists;
80 acres, upper Potomac; 6-room
house furnished: pure water. cleo
tricity: $4,000 Call MRS. JOR.
DAN, RE. 6-4742.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

PLEASANT RIDGE-BRICR RAM.
BIER, $4,000. Literally sur.
rounded by trees: full basement
? full baths, 3 bedrooms, separate
dining room, modern bright kitch.
en-. NeighboThoOd Of new homes,
large lot; immediate occupancy
TRADES CONSIDERED.
GLEN ACRES - CUSTOM BRICK
RAMBLER prestige area, onl!
S27,75O. Immediate occupancy; nr
81. Anthony's Church and school
Hot-water basepoard heat, 2 bed
rooms, carport, full basement and
. large level lot, IO0X22Ol.
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3 VIRGINIA BTTYS


Stream bordered farm. 1874 a with
sturdy center hall. 4-bedrm. and
bath country home In tree studded
setting, hne grazing farm in
beautiful footh!il country in nearby
Fauquier Co Good barn, silo and
excel water supply. SIs,e5O:
$4,000 cash.
2O7 a. OF topnotch, level grazing
and crop land with streams. well
FENCED. excel. barn. older house
with UNUSUAL possibilities in Fau-
cuier Co. ~ miles D. c. Owner
viii hold LIST. trust to qualified
buyer, asking $4,000.
Oyer 500 a Of rich grazing land,
Fauquier Co best, 3 lakes, >
streams. 2 houses, tenant house
and extra living quarters. several
oaTnS inc. an immense cattle barn,
" siloS, 60 q. in alfalfa we'll
Sorth the price Of $3.50 good
financing
DILLON LAND co.
JE. 4-4040 Realtors. open til Q.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

AREA-OOOO 50. IT. OF
storage SD. Covered loading docks
Ample parking. Ofices and RI
siding avail Call III s-TOgg
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1918 Richmond Highway
Alexandria. Virginia
South $500
7O6l Brookheld Plaza
Springfield. Virginia
Fleetwood 4-SB0O
U s. l at Route 1913
WOODBRIDGE, virginia
Dial 703-GypSy 10000
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

APPROX. 10000 so. TT, with
ample parking space for Is TO %
trucks. will lease or buy, prefer
central D. c. location. Ii. 3-4S4S
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MONEY TO LOAN
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
FLORIDA PROPERTY

SARAS0TA-Completely furnished,
I beorm. brk. crete duplex, recent
ly built: in good loc,, . blks. from
bay; S2l 900. Contact MISS BEAU
REGARD, WO. t-lS03
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT
FARMS

BEAUTIFUL FARM, with modern
home. new barn, 20 acres more
availD; GA mis-. northwest Of
Damascus. $4,000. For details,
phone S. z. BOGLEY, PO. 2-6l5I:
ewes; MR.. BLUEBOND. Po.
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IF YOU NEED SPACE
and like antique brick and
Colonial decor, you will love
this all-nev home in North
Arlington 1t has so much
to offer in design, and set
ting on the deep wooded lot.
Three big bedrooms (the
master is l5Xl4). ga baths,
large dining room, and the
kitchen is designed for to-
days mode OF living large
finished rec. room with FIRE
place, Dashboard hot-water
heat: an excellent value and
S30,950.
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320-Acre Dairy EARN

OGO-ACLC OdII I dIIU
Dwelling, 2-apt mouse and large
tenant house. = siloS, 60-cow daiTy
barn. modern dairy equipment
loahng barn and outbuildingS. ir
excellent condition. hay-dryine
barn, calf barn good location; Low
taxes; 800 acres tillable: / hour
and = min from Washington
$4,000 viii finance. Stock Hnd
machinery optional. GEORGE
HAASS, PA. $3.50.
Evening star., 1960-07-17
Lions Club Baseball
Taken by Pirates

The Pirates defeated Comets
No. l, 6-2, yesterday at Rock
Creek to win the Bethesda
Kensington Lions Club junior
baseball league championship.
Gary Sullivan pitched six
hitter to notch his 18th straight
victory. The Pirates were the
American League champions
and Comets No. were first in
the National.
Evening star., 1960-07-17
Charlie Boy Wins
With Stretch Run
At Rockingham

SALEM, N. H., July 16 (AP)-
Charlie Boy overcame early in
reference and came on with
a tremendous rush through the
stretch to win the $500 Mt,
Washington purse today before
a Rockingham Park crowd of
1912.
With Jockey Bill Skuse forced
to check the big brown gelding
at the three-eighths pole along
the rail, Charlie Boy finally
got clear sailing at the top of
the stretch and got up in the
final strides to nip Vista by a
neck.
Mrs. HELEN, coming off a
spectacular victory in the Lib
erty Belle Stakes at New Jer-
sey, tired under blistering
pace and finished another four
lengths back in third place.
Motor Line was fourth, The
Crack was fifth and the heav-
ily-favored Dandy Bitten was
sixth.
Charlie Boy, after running
the six furlongS in 1:104s, paid
$11.00, $3.50 and $3.50. Vista
returned $500 and $4.00 and
Mrs. HELEN paid $500 to show.
Debark ($l2.80) and Noble
Foot ($9.20) combined for a
$500 daily double payoff.
Evening star., 1960-07-17
Horse Show Helps
ChiIdren's Clinic

With a widely varied pro-
gram of 20 classes, including
several for ponies, the Sugar
loaf Riding Club horse show
will be held starting at 10
o'clock this morning at DOLL
baby Farm on Route %, Daw-
sonville, Md.
The show is being sponsored
by the Rockville Civitan Club
for the benefit Of a clinic for
mentally retarded and ply
sically handicapped children,
The admission is so cents
Luncheon will be served on the
grounds.
Evening star., 1960-07-17
11,276CrOWd
Sets New Mark
AtShenandoaFl

CHARLES TOWN. w. Va,
July 16 (SpeciaD. recorT
crowd of ,276 jammed its way
into Shenandoah Downs to
night and poured a record $50
I677 into the daily double poo
cite, paying $26.20 to win tbI
first race, and Chester Leach
Sal Ar, winner of the second
at $13, combined for a double
return Of $3o7.70. another
high for the meeting.
The crowd figure surpassed
the $10,759 fans, who set the
previous attendance mark, last
Saturday. They also beat the
previous high double pool of
$37 ,564, made last Saturday.
Also expected to tumble to-
night was the record for total
mutuel handle, set last Satur-
day at $445,915.
Evening star., 1960-07-17

ASCOT, England, July 16
(AP).-Aggressor, a 1908 out
slider, defeated Petite Etoile. the
late Ally Khan's wonder fllly, by
half a length today and won
the ninth running of the King
George w and Queen Elizabeth
Stakes in one of the biggest up
sets in the races brief history.
Kythnos finished third. 4
lengths behind Petite Etoile. in
the 11a mile test on a turf
course.
Queen Elizab e h. Queen
Mother Eliza abet h. Princess
Margaret and her husband. An
thony Armstrong Jones, were
among the crowd.
The bookieS made Petite
Etoile, unbeaten in her last nine
races and winner of $168,506,
a 2-5 betting favorite. That
was a measure of how sure
they were that the race be-
longed to the gray f1lly.
For 10 furlongS of the 12-
furlong race, Jockey Lester Pig
gott kept Petite Etoile at the
rear Of the eight-horse field.
Aggressor, ridden by Jim
Lindley. moved out Of the pack
into the lead in the last 300
yards.
Then Piggott started his run.
Petite Etoile passed her rivals
one by one and challenged Ag-
gressor in the last $50 yards.
But the 5-year -old bay held on
Evening star., 1960-07-17
T|hdrp Victor
At Aqueduct

NEW YORK, July 16 (AP).-
Tharp, 5-year-old Irish bred
who has done most of his rae
ing on grass, found Aqueduct' S
turf course to his liking today
and posted one and one-half
length victory in the $29,500
Sheepshead Bay Handicap.
Racing in the silks of c. H.
Palmer, the son of Limekin ran
far back during the early part
of the 1ls miles, moved up to
fourth with three-quarters of a
mile remaining and took COM
mand in the stretch.
The North Hill Farms Misty
Flight went to the front round
ing the final turn after Julmar
had set the pace but was no
match for Tharp. He did finish
second, three and one-half
lengths in front of Mrs. S. C.
Clark's Shield Bearer. Quiz
Star, the favorite, raced with
the leaders during the early
running but weakened and
wound up 18th in the field of
II. Julmar was fourth.
For his first victory in four
starts this year, Tharp paid
$2l.40, $10.10 and $40. Misty
Flight returned SIG and 5000
and Shield Bearer, $3.50.
Tharp was first in a grass
course race at Aqueduct May
80 but was disqualified and
placed second.
With Ray York in the saddle,
Tharp was clocked in 1:49 and
earned a net of $18,907.
Evening star., 1960-07-17
MONMOUTH
Continued From Page FL

continued FROM rage F-l
Talent Show in the runner-ur
spot and First Landing charg-
ing from behind. An eighth oi
a mile out, it looked almost
impossible for First Landing.
But with Arcaro using his
whip literally, First Landing
caught talent show and then
Manassa Mauler and drew
away in the driving finish.
Whitley was fourth, followed
by Sabotage, Space Command
er, Amber Morn, On-and-On
and Greek Star.
The big one gave Eddie a
1000 batting average for the
day. He had won with hi:
other two mounts, both ir
furious finishes. He scored with
Rose ($10) in the fifth, and witt
Seven Corners ($8.6O in the
sixth.
First Landing, winner of the
Santa Anita and Laurel Ma
turtles this season, and Sec
ond in five other major stakes
earned $71,650 to push his
career total to $774,767.
Evening star., 1960-07-17
ItoIy Routs Britain
In Davis Cup Play

LONDON, July 16 (AP).-
Italy completed its rout of
England in the European Zone
Davis Cup semifinals today but
the other f1nalist was not de-
termined when rain forced a
postponement of the Swedish
French matches at Bastad
Sweden.
Italy, in the European finals
for the sixth straight year, ad-
vanced by a Al margin. Nicola
Pietrangeli of Italy defeated
Mike Davies. Ga, 6-3. Ga
and Bobby Wilson of England
trimmed Sergio Tacchini, Ital.
ian reserve, So, 6-3. 8-6
So, for Britain's only point
Sweden, winner of both open.
ing day singles matches yes
terday, was leading. 2-6, Ga
Ga in the doubles when the
rains came. Jan-Erik Lund-
quiSt and Ulf Schmidt made
up the Swedish tandem with
Jean Noel Grinda and Claude
Molinari playing for France.
Evening star., 1960-07-17
DELAWARE
Continued From Page FL

COntAuucu EEOm rage I'll
At the quarter pole Sew Wash
Wear, who finished seventh,
still held a head lead over
Sarcastic with Rash Statement
fourth and moving.
Sarcastic, piloted by Hank
Moreno, gained the lead briefly
between the quarter pole and
the eighth pole, but Rash State
ment was ready to take charge.
Berlo had moved into third
with just an eighth to go, but
she failed in the final sixteenth
as Sarcastic held on gamely to
WreSt the place money.
Rash Statement covered the
mile and an eighth over the
fast track in 1905, one of the
faster of the % runnings of
the event. The dark brown
filly picked up a winners share
of $46,ll2 for her Kentucky
breeder-owner.
After dismounting Jockey
Burr explained: Il like the
way this f1lly does things. I did
just what Mr.. Headley and Mr.
Hultz (trainer Allen r. Hultz)
told me to-rated her early. II
was a little difficult first and
she didn't want to take kindly
to it, but at the half mile pole
she began to settle down"
Jockey Guerin could not ex-
plain Berlo's performance after
her four straight victories
which included the Mother
Goose Stakes and the Coaching
Club Oaks at New York.
mo excuse" Guerin said,
"she was in a good position but
didn't have her usual run. Even
when 1 came into the stretch
I felt she was not running her
race"
1t was a bitter day of upsetS
for the Delaware Park favorite
players who were blanked all
the way. Competition with the
nearby Brandywine harness
track again was apparent. Bet
ting totaled $1,696,491
Evening star., 1960-07-17
COUPLE PICKS 5,
WINS $28, 306

SALEM, N. H, July l6
(AP). - A Wallingford,
Conn, couple came up
with the third biggest pay
off in American thorough
bred racing annals on a.
So investment today, win
ming $28,306 in the pick
six pool at Rockingham
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Fer
guson picked five Of the
last six winners on the
program including payoffs
of $76.20, $45 and $22.40.
In previous pool betting of
this kind one player COL
lected $33,149 at Lincoln
Downs and another $29,-
900 here.
Evening star., 1960-07-17
Woman SoftbuIIers
Sturt Wednesday

The Women's Metropolitan
Class AA softball tournament
will begin Wednesday night
with a double header at Guy
Mason Recreation Center. Wis
consin avenue and Calvert
street NV.
Sponsored by the District
Recreation Department, the
event will open with C&P Plant
Division facing the Pollyannas
at $3.50 pm. and State Depart
ment meeting Vans Jets at
$3.50. Finals are scheduled fol-
August 8.
Evening star., 1960-07-17
DEAD HEAT FOR THIRD
Dotted Swiss Takes
Hollywood Gold Cup

Whitney, who was not on hand
for the race.
He was light weighted at a
wisp Of lot pounds as compared
to the high weight of Bagdad.
Jockey Bill Harmatz sent an
other lightweight. Prize Host
out on the front end, while
Dotted Swiss stayed back in
second position after the run
ming for under serious going.
Dotted Swiss Wings
Jockey Bill Shoemaker
aboard Bagdad and seeking his
fourth Gold Cup victory, also
stayed off the pace.
At the far turn Prize Host
began to fade a bit but he still
had his head in front ovel
Dotted Swiss entering the head
of the stretch.
From there on to the wire il
was Dotted Swiss wingine
along in rather easy fashion,
with the combination of Bag
dad and Shoemaker closing ir
on everything but the Whitney
4-year-old.
Dotted Swiss was bred by
Whitney. He had won five races
this year and $40,900, and his
lifetime total now stands al
$144,550 after today's rich VIC
tory.
Burns, now a rage to riches
hero, gained prominence with
his consistent performances al
the old Arizona Downs and thu
new Turf Paradise track ir
Phoenix.
Bagdad. owned by Howard
Keck and the Claiborne Farm
had to go back a year for con.
ISOLATION. He won the 100000
added Hollywood Derby il
1859.
Evening star., 1960-07-17
Kansas City Gets
NCAA Gaze Finals

KANSAS CITY, July Is (AP)
The National Collegiate Ath.
letic Association basketball
tournament finals will return
to Kansas City's Municipal Au.
ditorium March 24-25.
Kansas City was last host tc
the tournament in 1857 when
North Carolina beat Kansas in
three overtimeS.
The regional tournaments
March 17-18 as recommended
by the basketball committee:
East - Charlotte, N. c., Davidson
College as host.
MideaSt - Louisville, Ky, Louisville
University host.
Midwest = Lawrence. Kans., Kansa!
University host.
West = Portland. Greg, Oregon sta,
College host.
Evening star., 1960-07-17
LeGros Leading
Industrial Leuque
With .448 Mark

john LeGros of the Federal
Bureau of Investigation has
taken over the individual bat
ting lead in the Industrial
League with a .448 mark.
Dave Keys of Silver Hill, the
leading hitter during the first
half of the season, slipped
from asa to .436 and second
place.
Steve Bauk of FBI and Den
mis- Hill of Silver Hill, both
lefthanders, lead the pitchers
with 40 records.
The leading bittere.
Evening star., 1960-07-17
Graham, Curtis
Head Mat Card

Eddie Graham will battle
Don Curtis in the feature
match Of a wrestling program
Tuesday night at Marlboro
Motor Raceway, beginning at
9 o'clock.
Dandy Moore and Little
Beaver will meet Irish jackie
and Billy the Kid in a midget
bout. In other bouts, Skull
Murphy faces Jim Siskay and
Karl Won Hess meets Buddy
Rosen. A women's team match
will be announced later.
Evening star., 1960-07-17
SHENANDOAH
RESULTS

FIRST RACE = Purse, $1,000; g.
year-olds; claiming; 5ha furlonss.
6sCmsnstts 6e: snst Ls MssGTn) s6aO 1890 g $40 g
Front, Foxy Pierre Mina's choice'
Tarhsy, Be King. Time, 1:O9+s.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $1,000; 4,
year-olds and UP; claiming; fur1
Sal 'AE tSOIIara 1900 40 ago
Fin McCool (ReynOlds) 300
Byanip, Northern Code. Possess,
Bachelor Al, Blow Gabriel, Queen o.
Hampton, Patty Reigh. Time, 1:l6as.
DAILY DOUBLE G-3D SaO7.4O
THIRD RACE - Purse, $1,000; A.
Thanks Wire Brandy $50 400 800
GiOcOnda (SchaefferD 7.4O $40
Dora Doll (Palumbo) 500
Crew, Miss Fission, Broom Party, Pi-
pers Sons, Show Fire. Time, 1:l4%.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000; @
year-oldS; non-winners; 5lz furlongs
SinEuinary tR'nOlds) 4.sO $40 $50
OHFs Fsirpass. ps. 'f5eRsn ceTs Bandit Busy $50 B'
Parehed, River Girl. Flash Play. Time
1:094s.
FIFTH RACE - Purse, $1,000; A.
year-olds and up: claiming; I. miles.
Captain Ball (SeFvis) $3.50 $50 lS0
Hero's Reward (Sisto) $50 ESQ
ROgation (Liddle) 400
Taltail. Wilway. Gang Moll, Prince
Reward Hish Jinks, Harlan County.
SIXTH RACE -. Purse, $1,000: A.
year-olds and up; claiming; / I. miles.
Jersey Fling (SiEler) 1900 $50 500
PeTegrinator (ESpinOsa) 7.2O 1,E;0
Lucky Again (Phelps) $40
Could Be said, Main Line Joe, Mr.
Bowie. Time, 1:49%.