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Evening star., 1960-07-10
BY CASPAR NAMES
- Star Stan Writer

Mrs. Olga Mahaney won the
Middle Atlantic ,Women's
singles tennis championship by
decisively defeating Carol
Southmayd, 60, 6-3. yester-
day on the clay court of the
.Edgemoor Club, Bethesda.
She succeeds Donna Floyd,
who was unable to compete be-
cause of a back injury, as the
titleholder.
In the mems event. Don
Ralph of the home club upset
Tim Coss, the No. l seed, IS,
80. in the semifnal round.
's : HOehn Beats McNair
In the other semifinal, Dick
Hoehn defeated Fred McNair,
seeded second, 80, 6-3, Ga.
Mrs. Mahaney, an English
woman who came to Washing
ton six years ago, was at the
top of her game and held a
definite edge over the l6-year-
old Congressional Club star
Despite her loss, Carol dis.
played beautiful ground stroke,
and sharp volleys, indicating
the Bethesda Chevy Chase
High School student has 6
great future.
Ralph probably played tht
best match of his young career
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pace in winning by 4 lengths
over Navy with Princeton third
and Menlo Crew Association
of Califor.li fourth. The win
ner's time was 7:16.
The fours included two 1856
Olympic champions, Don Ay-
rault at bow and Dick WALES
at No. 3. The others were Ted
Nash at No. 2 and Stroke John
Sayre. Ayrault rowed in the
1856 pairs with coxswain and
Wales for the Yale eight.
In addition to earning Olym-
pic berths, all of the winners
today were crowned National
champions by the National AS
sociation of Amateur OarsmeS.
The VeSper Boat Club won
the National team title and the
Barnes Trophy with 89A points
Undine of Philadelphia was sec
ond with 78 followed by Detroit
Boat Club, 72. Lake Washington
So, and New York A. c. 531a.
The team title was decided by
ten events held last week end
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in Philadelphia and the seven

in Philadelphia and the seven
today.
Summaries:
fours with coxswain---1, Lake Wash
ington CSeattle) Rowing Clus "A"
.I% iSI1g 4. E,k stoSksT; Soat; r.; =, chaElss
Ruein; Coxswain; Armin Kurt Self
Rowing @ Club "B 9i9,s. Life Wsa'Gp5rsSSn 4. pes1S11
Boat Boat Club; 7:ls.5. 4. Cornell Crew
" j Pairs !sIs., xitheut eoxsysIn -,l1. Lake
Bob S RoseTs: STOKE. S red SiuP Frost, 7ESs s9S'
:, Union Boat Club, Boston BOW Cor
nelius Peterson; Stroke, Edward Nc
Gaggl, s;Q2 3. ); West Siderowing Club.
Jim Wynne5 meg" SUD- @ HeAasHi Detroit s'TS5s sost
Club Bow, Alan Pierrot; Stroke, Tim
Single scglls-l, Harry Parker YES
per ,Ios Boat Club. Philsdelphia, s:26.2.
ROwinS Club. s:5s. 4. 5, Art EtGH Mckin-
lay. Union Boat Club, Boston, S:34 S.
I, Tom Whayne, Vesper Boat Club.
Pair oars with coxswain-I, Lake
Washington Rowing Club Bow Conn
| Findlay; Stroke. Richard Draeger: Cox
swain. Henry K MitchelD S:37.7, >,
Udine, Barge club.vesper. Boat Club,
/ fsOO.O. D. hlNEIstOC bOdL
| Club. Cambridge, Mass. S:54l. 4, Old
| Dominion Boat Club, Alexandria. Va,
| e:Q7.l.
Fours withouts coxSwain-1. Lake
| Washington Rowing Club bow, Don
! Ayrault, jr. >. Ted Nash: 3. Dick
/ WALES; Stroke. John A. .Sayrel, 1890.
/ >, Navy, 7:27 3. 3, Princeton U. 7:32. ] q.
& Menlo Crew Association CMenlo
Double sculls-l. Vesper Boat Club.
Philadelphia. Bow, Jack Kelly, jr. !:
Stroke Bill Kneehp, 500 3. -, Detroit
| S:36.3. Lake Washington Rowing Club
entry scratched.
Eight CARED. Navy Varsity bow.
Mark Moore; ., Warren Sweetser. III:
! 3. Gayle Thompson; 4, Joseph Bald
win; 5, Peter Bos; 8, Howard Wintree;
Z, Bob Wilson; Stroke, Lyman Perry;
Coxsvain, William Long, 6:46.0; >.
California, $3.50, 3, Syracuse Alum
nj Association, 6:51.7. 4, Navy PleoeS,
H.HlS
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OIgo Mohoney Takes
Mid-AtIontic Net Title

in beating Coss, one of the
most constant players in the
area. But yesterday he was
against an opponent who hit
the ball hard and decisively
and made his chances pay of.
Coss led, 5-3, in the opening
set but dropped his delivery
and lost Ralph's service to even
the match. The Notre Dame
star then continued his streak
by taking the next two games
for the set.
Three Hour Battle
Hoehn and McNair waged a
three-hour battle which ranged
from brilliant shotmaking to
careless errors.
In the final set. after the
22-year-old Hoehn won his
opening service, neither player
could win his delivery for six
successive games. Hoehn finally
broke the string by capturing
his service and then breaking
through McNair to win.
In the doubles SemifinalS,
Ralph and Bill Heinbecker de-
feated Coss and Ted Rogers,
60, 6-3. and McNair and
Tom Freiberg defeated Buddy
Adair and George Stewart,
IS 6-1.
The women's doubles finals
are set for IL am. today with
mems singles at l pm. and
mems doubles at $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1960-07-10
Virginia Pony Leading
In Show at Timonium

| cts earlier in the show, took the
large hunting ponies event for
her first victory.
MOOnbeam Consistent
Moonbeam has been cham
pion or reserve in every show
in which she has appeared this
season, most notably at the
Loudoun and Warrenton events
in the past two weeks.
Novice Junior hack: l. Quaktoycr-
hels, Hilltop stables. Oranse, va: =
The Iron Ruke' p p .l3s1ins Rraks ceaGlG1 st1E@
Marilyn Muller, Cockeysville, Mo,
Cuttings horsemanship award: l,
Suzanne ortynski, Bel Air. Md; 2,
Patricia Gorrell, Bel Air. 3, Linda Lee
Chapman. Lutherville, Md.
/, Pixie, MaFiiyn Hugs, Jessup Md.
! >. Thomasina Twitter, Thonda Miller
Joppa. Md: 3, Mighty Mouse. Katy
Merryman, Sparks, Nd.
Open Junior ,,,',oI working hunter; oIsrga
Va; >, Mermaid. Carolyn Psyton
Charlottesville. Va: 3, Blue Dawn
Gwen Foard, Baltimore,
Medium hunting ponies over fences:
Luz. KesEick R L. Re RObeTtso1i GH.IG hSnt no5bv
stedding. Baltimore; 3, Popcorn
Butch Gardner, washington.
Novice working hunting ponies under
- hands. l. Kresop Silver Wing
Faith Allen. Berkeley Heights, N. j.;
Wayne. Pa; 3. Quaker Bonnet, Dodds
Bloomgarden. Chestertown, Md.
Large hunting ponies over fences
II, Moonbeam, Bobbie Gardner, Wash
ington: >, CHASE. Me, Patricia Cor.
Catherine Stevens, Timonium, Nd,
1 Large novice working hunting ponies
H., Cozy Cossett. DoddS Bloomgarden
Chestertown, Md. ,, Copper Penny
Ann stenssl: MSnkton' Nd; ,:Srst 3; storpp! ny
weSthsT 5nr Jesn Ssn MSsss5 cdunf1
Brother, Steve Phipps. HYDE, Md; >
Less ROYAL, J. P Wright Salisbury
Md: 3, Sweater Girl, Cathie Flanigan
Novice hunting ponies under saddl,
KesWick, r. L. Robertson, Montpelier
station. Va 3. Thistle, Bonnie Lei
Alexander Baltimore. .
1. Cow Cosett, Dodds Bioomgarden
Chestertown. Md; ., Hot Shot Kid
Terry Rudd. Berwyn, Pa: 3, Copper
Penny, Ann Stengel. Monkton. Nd.
Large novice, hunting ponies undel
saddle: J. Highfield's Calamity Jean
HiEhfield's Farm. Long Valley, N. J.,
.. Gypsy Jinks. Jack Worsham, Jessup
Nd; 3, Sabre, Libby Oyler, Rockville
Small hunting pony. appointments
I. Thoma sina Twitter. Rhoda Muller
Joppa, Md; g, Royal Mist Dsri!
Junior handy hunter: l, Quaktoyor
hels. Hilltop Stables. Orange, Va; .
White Rock, Kenny Rudd, Berwyn
Pa: 3, Circus Wonder. Frank DurEe
jr., Baltimore.
Medium % bunting pony aDDqintmsnsts iI,I zen t,
Farm, Long Valley, N. J.; 3, Mist
,owand. Betsy Molesworth, Woodstock
Md =,
Small model hunting ponies: /. Al
most Marvin. Olney Farms. Joppa. Nd
10. Whz. Bobby Shedding. Baltimore
3. Saddle Acres Magician, Richar
HoffberQer, Riderwood, Md.
Medium model hunting ponies:
Md; .. Keswick. R. L. Robertson
Montpelier Station. Va: 3, Cloudburst
Robert Spslding, Kenneth Square, Pi
Large model hunting ponies:
Zayinnutten. Kentucky Stables. II
monium. Md; ., Sir Echo. Leslie
Raldincer, Paoli, Pa; 2, Highfisld
} uenDeHottis, Barbara Ulrichsen, Lon
; Valley. N. J.
Evening star., 1960-07-10
Nays Olympic Crew Coach
VedStdnford Without Puy

SYRACUSE, N. Y, July 8
(AP). - The coach of the
United States Olympic rowing
eight is a wiry. little ex-cox-
swain who so loves the sport
he once coached for nothing.
But in so doing, 39-year -old
Lou Lindsey wound up with
one of the coaching plumS
when he succeeded ailing, re-
tired Rusty Callow at Navy
this year. In his first year on
the job his crew won the Olym-
pic trials and the Olympic job
for their boss.
"They did it ALL" he said
today from his position in the
grandstand at the finish line
after the MiddieS beat Cali
fornia by a length.
They worked hard all year
and they deserved it," Lindsey
said. Its a relief now that
it's over. Maybe I'll get some
Sleep"
Lindsey was a coXswain
under the famed KY Ebright at
California. The California ira
dition of winning in Olympic
years (three times) apparently
stuck to him.
He served with the infantry
in Europe in World War II and
then went to Stanford as assist
ant crew coach. He dabbled in
rowing while attending the
Stanford School of Business. He
earned a masters degree in
1850 and went into the invest
ment field.
He returned to coaching in
1855, serving as unpaid varsity
coach 1858 while maintain
ing his business position.
In his first season as heaC
coach. Lindsey's eight defeated
all five of his Pacific CoaSr
rivals, including Washington
and California, the two major
Western rowing powers. Stan
ford hadn't beaten either since
1917.
His crew finished third in thu
1857 intercollegiate Rowine
Evening star., 1960-07-10
Polo SemifinuIs
Listed Tonight at
Potomac Arena

A SemifinalS double-header
in the Sherman Memorial Five
Goal Polo Tournament will be
played at the Potomac Polo
Clubs arena starting at $3.50
tonight.
Having survived the first
round playoffs this week. the
Winchester Polo Club will meet
the Brandywine Polo Club in
the first match.
The Pennington Polo Club
and the Potomac Polo Club will
play at approximately 10 pm.
Tonight's winners will meet
Friday to determine the five-
goal championship of the
United States Polo Association s
Southeastern district.
Evening star., 1960-07-10
Veteran Trio
On Olympic
Sword Team

NEW YORK, July 9 (AP).-
Three veterans Of three Olym-
pics were among the 81 fencers
selected today to represent the
United States in the Rome
Olympics next month.
They are DR.. Thor NyilaS
and George Worth of New York
and Mrs. Janice Lee Romary of
Tarzana, Calf, who recently
won the women's foil title for
the fifth time. Nyilas and
Worth will compete in the
sabre. All three were members
of the United States teams in
l948, 1852 and 1856.
Two fencerS were selected for
two squads each as the national
championships completed a
week of competition today.
compete in the sabre and epee.
Alan Kwartler of Yonkers, NY,
was named to the sabre and
foil teams.
Coach of the team is Andre
Deladrier of the Naval Acad-
emy. Three Of Deladrier's prod
ucts are members of the team,
They are EnSigns Joseph Pa
letta of New Rochelle, New
York. in foil; Roland Wommack
Of Philadelphia in epee, and
Alfonso Morales of Tucson
Ariz., in sabre.
In the final event of the ma
tional championships the Pan
nonia Athletic Club of Sar
Francisco defeated trio from
the New York Athletic Club tt
annex the sabre team title.
BY it's Second-place finish to-
day, the NYAC won the overall
team championship.
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Fitzgerald Poces
Druggists Victory

Peoples Drug Store defeated
Manassas, l0-l, in an Old
Dominion League sandlot base
ball game yesterday at Manas-
sas. Jim Fitzgerald led the win
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Women's Swim Mark

BLACKPOOL, England, July
g (AP) Natalie Steward, IT.
year-old swimmer from Rho
desia. bettered the listed world
record for the women's no.
yard backstroke in the British
Olympic trials tonight. She
was timed in one minute Ill
seconds.
Evening star., 1960-07-10
ROWING
Novy Varsity Triumph
Earns Olympic Berth
ROWING

Continued From Page D-1
into the air and thumped Lind
sey on the back.
California, which had
dropped back to last 200 meters
from home, picked up steam to
take second place.
Navy's time on the calm lake
was 6:46.0, followed by Cali
fornia, 6:50.1, Syracuse Alum
nj 6:51.7, and the Navy Plebes
6:51.8.
Parker, 24-year-old National
and Pan American champion,
trailed Blieden until the 1900
meter mark and then opened
up to win breezing by 4
lengths in 8:25.2. Art McKin-
lay Of Boston's Union Boat
Club was a close third with
Tom Whayne of the Vespers
Fourth.
Kelly and Knecht, also Ma
tional and Pan American kings,
led all the way. They won by 8
lengths over the Olympic Silver
Medalists of Pat Costello and
Jim Gardiner of the Detroit
Boat Club.
The New York A.C.'s Gene
LoveleSS and Ed Rupp trailec
by another seven lengths.
Lake Washington started its
streak in the first event when
the fours with coxswain "a
crew, stroked by Roy Rubin OF
the Pan American champion
quintet, led all the way to score
by IA lengths over it's "B'
crew. The Detroit Boat Club
which had three 1856 Olym.
plans, was third and the Cor.
nell Crew Club fourth. Tht
victorS' time was TIPS.
The Pan American champion
pairs without coxswain team
of Bob Rogers and Ted Eros
made it two in a row for tn,
Seattle group with a 4-lengtl
margin over the Union Club il
7:47.2. The West Coasters 20
a big break when pace-settin,
Jim McMullen and Jim Wynn
of the Buffalo West Sides raj
aground about 400 meters from
! the end.
McMullen and Wynne, mem
/ berS of the 1856 Olympic four
b. with Coxswain crew, were lead
ing by 1la lengths when the
: veered so yards and hit tn
shore line.
The hapless pair finished tn
race and took third over Unio
Boat Club. Then the two lean
ed over their oars and sobbec
Lake Washington then swep
the pairs with coxSwain an
fourS without coxswain event
in easy fashion. The pair
with" of Olympian Conn Find
: lay, Dick Draeger and Coxi
Hank Mitchell, tipped to a S
length margin over the com
bined Undine-Vesper team @
+ Philadelphia in 1877.
= In the fours without. LAX
e Washington again set it's owI
Evening star., 1960-07-10
) BY ANNE CHRISTMAS
-t Star Stah Writer

TIMONIUM, Md. July 9-An
inexperienced 2-year-old pony
named Keswick, from Orange
Va, today was showing the
oldtimers how to Jump as he
piled up 9l2 points toward the
small pony championship ir
the second day Of the Mary
land Pony Shows three-day
stand.
Keswick, ridden by Noel Twy-
man, performed equally well
over fences and at a hack to
earn his points over another
inexperienced mount, Johnny
Jump Up, owned by Edgar Mills
of Malvern, Pa, which had 612
points as the Nations largest
junior horse show headed for
its final day.
Among the tiny ponies. Mari
lyn Hugg's Pixie of Annapolis
was the major scorer as he
managed to pile up 1872 points
in his division. He was ridden
by Donnie Zimmerman of Jes-
sup, Md.
HOrSemanShip Result Changed
There was a change in the
result Of one of yesterdays
horsemanship classes, wher
Patricia Worrell of Glencoe
Nd, found she was ineligible tt
compete again in the American
Horse Show Association media,
class in which she won the blue
ribbon yesterday. She declined
to keep the award, so first place
went to Maggie Horsky o1
Silver Spring, who had finished
second in the event.
!, Because she was awarded the
victory today, Maggie now II
eligible to compete in the final:
of the class at Madison Square
Garden in November.
From the Washington area
Bobbie Gardner'S Moonbeam
who had been unable to crash
into the winning brack.
Evening star., 1960-07-10

Association regatta, using a
shell borrowed from Wisconsin.
This year, Lindsey's straping
Middies won the first three
races but then lost their next
three. They did close fast in
the IRA, losing to California in
a stirring finale. Their second
place finish earned them the
spot in the Olympic trials.
Evening star., 1960-07-10
Outstanding State Farm
District Career Team

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and in service to their poIicyhoIders.
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| cts earlier in the show, took the
large hunting ponies event for
her first victory.
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=, D.. peA pSMsE seeIins: POW
o ,n,,,,, .JSsofy nH Sonait.ron'
IA .sll9 lay. Meh kept s4''
Ton;tSI ~ s;iIs o,so
NaP OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
as2G 2sns g.. g.; NV w: e; 1000 go.
white top: power steering, power
brakes; unusually nice; $685.,
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IcoNfihutnl'
Hyattsviiie warehouse


1 Blk. from o. q. 1, incl, $500 :
Il. platform, peueled eflees, 2 gas
pumps pumps. Ies. {sn .s. yard: 81 1! ne;
ton, Or small mfg; lens lease
POWELL PROP. AP, 7-s5ss
KANSAS AVE. and Blair I'd. nv.
vsrsS ,sSS ii.aeer . o osE sn S'a lssa
inG: high ceiling, 1uofssesnt iisht-
D lnF aai-s aIss as sS. 5 sesss py.
new BLDG, deal for warehouse,
res. rent; nc9kRT ,. wxlss
.Ex. $500 Sr ID. s-7ses. -
NEM byILDIN6-I3,6s5 q II.
6 ls;s5lR R.T s6Ss. Is 9 ss.SEOss:
syes.' Oh. l.a6Tk -
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA 81 2-dr. sedan: black:
good commuters car for the high
school student: S1a5. OF. 4-726S.
AUsTIN-HEALEY .6Qi white. low
miles: $3.50. JACK PRY, 18th
and p: ave. Sc. Est. 1923.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND
FARMS

WANTED - WARRENTON va,
AREA. 500 or more acres: income
producing estate: $3.50, 900, L,
COOK. Realtor, JE. 2-3272.
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SOLAR BLDG.
18th u X SITS. NV.

THEATON-OfDce for rent; Cir
parking across street: approx. $76
ga. IL. WI. 0-3163.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

WAREHOUSE wanted fer furniture.
SOC per %. It. cail Mr.. sax at
ma Sso610.
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CADILLAC 1850 "69" sedan; fully
equipped: factory air eond. Call
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BUICK so

BUICK so
Special 2.door sedan: automatic,
T. and b., original black finish:
LOOKS and runs good; transporta-
500 t.
WILL FINANCE TO YOUR BUDGET
STAR PONTIAC
407 Florida Ave. NE, Ii. 6-7204
% YEARS SAME LOCATION
Open Daily o TIL o; Sun. o TIL 4.
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BUICK ,'55 Special 2-dr. hardtop;
T: and h., auto. trans; good cond:
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CADILLAC 1859 aforementioned q.
window sedan; all power, seats,
windows, brakes. steering; month.
end special. 1915.
AkerS Olds-C Cadillac Co.
DARLINGTON SHOPPING CTR"
.oV. 3-0350 ALEXANDRIA
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

SEASONED End trust note. $4,000.
2 yrs. old. RIA. 6-2117.
IS 1900 and TRUST NOTE; near
Conn; comml. prop. $40. 900 dnx
payable $40 mo-: nets 10Ss. $500
discount. KE. 7-1017.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY WANTED

WANTED $4,000 MORTGAGE
,nSSssl rroes5stgyo o1o-y w,,l s1: .G
3.iiS6 weekdays.