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Evening star., 1960-10-08
Majors TrumpIe
Falls Church

Mount Vernon High School,
led by the running of Fullback
Arnold Cash and Halfback
Lindsay Noble, scored a 200
victory over Falls Church in a
Group la football game last
night at Mount Vernon.
1t was the Majors second
win after opening losses to
Wakefield and Hammond. Falls
Church now has lost four
straight.
FALLS CHURCH o 0 o O. q
MOUNT VERNON 0 8 z 7-2C
Mount Vernon scoring: Touchdowns
-DeVore GA, pass from Valientel
Cash az, run); Noble q, rum. PAT
Young, y
Evening star., 1960-10-08
Anucostiu Gains
First Decision

Nicky Dyer's 5-yard touch
down slash of tackle on the
first play in the fourth quarter
and James Dunn's conversion
provided Anacosita High with
a 20-19. uphill victory over
Spingarn in an East Divisiou
football game yesterday at Anal
costa. 1t was Anacostia's first
win of the season. .
SPINGARN OLE O-1n
ANACOSTIA 6 o IN
Freeman ue. ain pass from a1uSHGGMnS sprinefieldj
Mayo. (S5, kick of return) (37, run
with stolen balD. PAT-Anderson (pasS
from Springfield).
Anacostia scoring: Touchdowns =
Hill, . 122, rum Is. rum; Dyer (S
rum. PAT-Dunn, 2 (runs).
Evening star., 1960-10-08
AnnandaIeW
Makes Mclean
GameaNaturaI
BY BOB HANSON
Star Stan Writer

Annandale and Mclean meet
next Saturday with the lead
in the Northern Virginia Group
la Football League at stake.
The Highlanders will have to
come up with a strong defense
to stop the running Of AMMAN
dale, particularly Steve Sears,
the Atoms sophomore fullback.
The Atoms last night had
enough to defeat Wakefield.
1875, before some 5000 fans.
The victory, coupled with
McLean's 14-13 decision over
Fairfax last night. left AMMAN
dale and Mclean tied for the
league lead. each with a 40
record.
Utz Is Sidelined
Annandale lost little Sonny
Utz, its speedy halfback. who
sat out the second half with a
shoulder injury. Spears, 5-foot-
10, 185-pounder, took the lions
share of the ball carrying and
did a highly commendable job.
With slants of his own right
tackle his pet play, Sears picked
up approximately I22 yards
in 81 carries and scored both
of his teams touchdowns.
The Atoms, held scoreless for
the first quarter, hit the end
zone twice in the second period.
They held on to fight of an
aroused Warrior team in the
second half.
Clipping Cancels Score
Utz ran 80 yards with a punt
return in the first moments Of
the game for an apparent
touchdown. but a clipping pen
atty at Annandale's AZ nullifled
it. The Atoms kept plugging,
however, with Utz, Sears and
Swan Scott carrying most Of
the offensive load and scored
shortly after the second quar-
ter started. Sears plunged over
from the / to end a 55-yard,
13-play drive.
Annandale struck again in
the next series after recovering
a Wakefield tumble on the
Warriors IL. Sears punched it
over four plays later from 4
yards out.
Wakefield finally got on the
scoreboard when Halfback John
Ball, the States 100-yard-dash
champion, cut to his right on
a reverse and sped down the
sidelines on an 80-yard touch
down run.
1t was only the second victory
for Annandale over Wakefield
in seven meetings. The Atoms
won in 1856. 1910. and last year
the two teams played to a TT
tie.
MEAkAANTpEAIb NENANPAt5 9 lSS 9 IA
Annandale scoring: ToHehdowns-
Sears. Il, plunge; 4. rum
Wakefield scoring; Touchdown
Ball $50. run).
Evening star., 1960-10-08
LAUREL RACEWAY
RESULTS

FIRsl RAcE-Purse. $500; ca,
S.ar s.. X:.a: santa J;sisSI & Ii;tO s,sSS s.sS S
Mf. Mfa cCttoS HstSSV tRoider1 I'll S5fhe ''OO $50 &
Eva's Pariay. jay wyn. smitty Ham
over. Safety Thin Man. Michele Von-
ian. Time. All.
SECOND RAcE-Purs.. $500: c-s
Miss L. Hail Hail O.swJ 24.4O $50 900
Randy B (Taylor) $40 ago
Besiss Marie syra. W9l'e Heather Brook, chance
Up, Frisky M, Playwright. Time, 2;12.
DAILY DOUBLE (2-6l PAID SI9O.4O
THIRD RAcE-Purss, 5000; c-1
Caseandena case: iMFW es.eo eco $40
Iosola's Ensign lShll'nb's'r $50 $50
Michael Dee. Frankie pares, Zulu
Queen, Gal joy; Holly's Golden Boy
DNF. lime. 2:O7.4.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, 5000; c-l
GSSsi GGSSn T.s. t t5sHi.Ih. $50 ..aS e s.sS sS
ssn Star wsy, Ray Greed. Ruth Lybrook,
Jean Woolen. Uncle Jim. Time 2:O9.l.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: B-3
Rr6y's Rthm tCpbl.l 1920 !.4e $50
Salutation tCOpelAnd) 4.2O $50
Lumber Lad (PopfinEerl $40
Royal Hal. Greek Star. Town Fa-
yorite, Guinns Boy Honor Fame'
damslGyS came: T;SE:tAi SEfAo R H M H sHRDLDD
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; b.
R%S,: 1;'as sI:SsI i:S:; A'oO '4o sdS stS sSS sSS
SeTpUrt SsIsGy t'iH Duke tw.cameren, $40
Miss Royal Amber. Beacon, Miss
Bessy, Or. Keller, Scamping Scout
Time, 1908.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse, $1,000;
LsSderdals Lad tCampbelD .. m
April Chief (Chase) 4.4O i.0y
Miss Orange, Starmost, The Miner
Waterfront, Nicely Hanover. Tine
2:Ooas.
EIGHTH RACE-Purss, $1,000 tnon-
Einns5s OF Hsndyss y aSSo; ;twEsis: ESiis mile
Br,.tt. Hanover tscossS oS;SO $50 $50 500 500
Tangiewood Murray (ClohOsseyl $50
Gay Scotch, Donna Goose: newport
3CTdJCLlCu E&NC 0boA
Var!an Hanover. Time, 2:032s.
NINTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000; Glass
BIS; pace; / mile.
Julia Trust (AyOu) 4.2O AGO ESQ
Maids Hal (Wllson) $50 $40
Guy Chief (Hayman) $50
Wilmington Day. Our Chance, M.
P.s Nancy, Russell Tass, Lauderdale
Lass. Time, 2:079s.
Attendance, 1904; total handle,
4Ser Gold Rush-24 persons picked
winners and received S163.60.
Little 49er-130 persons picked 4
winners and received S12.S0.
READING FAIR FUTURTTY No. SO;
2-year-old hllies; purse, $6,362 40: l
mile. (Non-wagering). First heat.
Poplar Nicki UnskoD.
Rhythm Girl (Cherrix).
Sweet Miriam (Darish).
Mitzi Eden. Time, 2:09+s.
READING FAIR FUTURITY No. SO;
2-year -old fllies; purse, S6,362 40; l
mile. tNon-wagering). Second heat.
Poplar Nieki Unsko).
Sweet Miriam (Darish).
MitEi Eden tBeaulieu).
Rhythm Girl. Time, 2:094s.
Evening star., 1960-10-08
ST. JOHNS WINS FIFTH STRAIGHT
WI RozzIe-DozzIe
Almost HoIts Cadets

End Steve Warren, who ran
untouched about 20 yards to
complete a 5l-yard touchdown
play.
The same ombin alto n
worked again very late in the
fourth quarter-also against
the first st. Johns backfield-
good for 40 yards. but WI ran
out of time on the Cadets 10
yard line.
The Generals other score
came on a 77-yard march
earlier in the last period. with
Halfback Dave Cutler turning
right end from the 4 on the
14th play of the drive. Other
wise the night belonged to St.
Johns.
Picks Up Fumble
The Cadets, justifia bly,
ranked No. / in the area. scored
first with six seconds left in the
first quarter when George
Moore scooped up a WI fum-
bile and ran as yards untouched.
HHalfbaclS Moore scored again
the next time st. Johns got
the ball, dashing around right
end for the last yard in a Ga
yard push.
From their own II. the Ca
diets drove for their third score
in just six plays. Halfback Jim
Pontorno hitting left tackle for
the final yard. And in the third
quarter, they moved SO yards
in 10 plays the first time with
the ball. with Donnie Roth
diving the final one yard.
Washington-Lee lost its first
game in six, four this year, and
may have lost Scatback Cutler
who suffered a possible shoulder
separation in the fourth quarter
STi SWAsSINSfos-1rr SGRSf = 3 Gffl
st. Johns scoring: Touchdown
Moore, 9 t25, run with tumble: !. rum
Pontorno Il, plunge): Roth IL, plunge
Conversions--Gross g..
WI scoring: Touchdowns-Warre
| (51, pass from Burroughsl Cutler a,
run). onversions-BurroughS 2.
Evening star., 1960-10-08
Cardozo Rally
Ties Wilson

Cardozo High School came
from behind to tie Wilson.
1920, in a West Division foot
ball game yesterday at Cardozo.
Cardozo missed q victory when
the snap from center was FUN
bled after the tying touchdown.
Quarterback John Lindsay
threw a Vineyard touchdown
pass to End Edward Dutch with
less than five minutes left in
the game for the tie.
Donald Surratt, who alter
mated with Lindsay. threw for
two touchdowns to put Cardozo
on the comeback. Wilson
scored the first two times 1t
got the ball with Halfback
Dave Alexander getting both
scores. Quarterback Billy
Richardson scored the other
touchdown on a short plunge.
WILSON ------- 4 9 9 go
Wilson scoring: Touehdowns-.Alex-
ander 9 %, run: 4, pass from Richard
SOM: Richardson e.. rum. PAT
Burchar 2.
Cardozo scoring: Touchdowns-Glad-
den al, pass from Surratt; "a. pass
Lindsay. PAT-LindSay g.
Evening star., 1960-10-08
Blades Top SuitIond

Bernie MAR, a sophomore
guard. grabbed a Suitland FUN
BILE in midair and raced As
yards for a touchdown in the
third period to give Bladens-
burg High School a 1876 foot
ball victory over Suitland in a
Maryland Bi-County league
game yesterday at Bladensburg.
SUITLAND --- O 8 o o.
BLADENSBURG 0 6 8 O-12
suitland scoring: Touchdown-Ken-
nerly 90, rum.
BladensburR scoring: Touchdown
Jones 12, pass from Vipperman) !:
MAR (45, run with loose balD.
Evening star., 1960-10-08
INTERHIGH LEAGUE

Surprising Bell High School
continues to dominate the In
terhigh League West Division
after its 26-7 victory over
Coolidge in football yesterday
at Coolidge.
The victory ran Bells string
to three straight in the division
and moved 1t a notch closer to
the schools first division title.
Again 1t was the passing Of
Quarterback Tom Bradley that
brought Bell the victory, Brad
Evening star., 1960-10-08
RACEWAY
SELECTIONS

l-keokuk. volo Land, Runnymede
a-Saryn Hanover, swanee, Dusty's
Dream.
3-Mands Hanover, vesa Wick, Car
rie's Bonny.
ALTON Dust, Grace's Bonny. VIC
tory Carr
valiant Hanover, Duke Lee. Jose
dale Lordship.
8-Newport Honor, Stars Brother,
Majors Pride.
Duke Of Decatur, Argyle Hanover.
Silver Scotch.
s-Billy, Axland. Hobo Jet, Top Com
mand.
Don Eden, Velvet Miss, The Scotch
man.
Evening star., 1960-10-08
FUMBLES AID EASTERN
Bell Proving Master
In Western Division

ley threw two touchdown
passes, one a 70-yard throw to
End Robert Stewart for the
Vocats' first touchdown.
Bradley also connected with
James Stewart on a three-yard
scoring play. Halfback Howard
Douglas provided the most ex-
citing play Of the game, re-
turning the kickoff IS yards
after Coolidge's touchdown.
s6Ed ss66E6trpor -lSS I : 50
Bell scoring: Stewart
2 GO. pass from Bradley; 3, pass from
Bradley; Douglas (S5, kickon return 4;
johnson (20. run). PAT--Auniiino 2.
Coolidge scoring: Touchdown-Moore
40, pass from Bilbo). PAT-Btlbo.
Evening star., 1960-10-08
FIGHT RESULTS

BRISBANE, Alphabetically Tay-
lor. 127h, Brisbane. stopped Auburn
TOKYO-Jerry Pate, f42, Dayton,
Copeland, 129h, Flint, Mich, g.
145M. Japan, 10.
Ohio. outpointed Hideo Morohara,
Guam owAMSSs6 .tcpSsd u. ssn rspSSUI rMlS9ls: 49,
Philippines Q.
Evening star., 1960-10-08
Western Registers
Win Over Dunbar

Quarterback Paul Lewis
passed for two touchdowns and
Halfback David Chen ran for
two more as Western High
School scored its first football
victory of the season, q 27-7
decision over Dunbar in an
East Division game yesterday
at Western.
DUNBAR -------- 0 o o -
WESTERN ---- 7 o 1872
Dunbar scoring: Touchdown-Har-
ris Il. run). PAT-Ward.
Western scoring. Touchdowns-Chen
. a.. run; is, rum. Binsted (23, pass
from Lewisl: Frye Us, pass from
Lewisl. PAT-Chen (3.
Evening star., 1960-10-08
Phelps Beats Bates
In Fourth Victory

ANNAPOLIS. Oct. 8 (Spe-
ciaD Phelps High School of
Washington, D. c., recorded its
fourth victory of the season
against one defeat with a 1910
decision over Bates in football
here yesterday. r.
PHELPS - q q O-I9
BATES O o o %
Phelps scoring: Touchdowns-cheek
(25, rum; Bickerson 90. rum.
Evening star., 1960-10-08
Luther Jackson Loses

Walker Grant of Fredericks-
burg handed Luther Jackson
its third football loss against
one win and one tie, $50, in
a Virginia Interscholastic As
sociation game yesterday on
the losers field.
WALKER GRANT ........66 So Us
LUTHER JACK. % o. o
Walker Grant scoring: Touchdowns
Parker q, run; e5, kickoff return);
jackson 03, run with intercepted pass); /;
French 0S, run). PAT jackson.
Evening star., 1960-10-08
Flint Hill Whipped

The st. Stephens School
junior varsity defeated Flint
Hill. a school playing its first
year Of football, 20-6, yesterday
at Flint Hill.
ST STEPHENS w ......o 81 10
FLINT HILL ............0 o 6 o. s
St. Stephens scoring: Touchdowns-
Macalvanie (Ss, rum; Pace (22, pass from
Jones); Marsham a, run). PAIN
sham z.
Flint Hill scoring; Touchdown White
Il rninA
Evening star., 1960-10-08
Roeing at Aquosco

Drag racing is scheduled. to-
morrow at Aquasco, Md. Pits
open at 10 am. and the first
race will start at Q pm.
Evening star., 1960-10-08
Berger's AerioIs
Click for Lundon

Quarterback Bo Berger, a g.
toot-5, 205 pound transfer
from Florida. threw four touch
down passes yesterday to lead
Landon School to a 1855 foot
ball victory over Gilman of
Baltimore at Landon.
Berger connected with four
different players for touch
downs. the longest a 40-yard
toss to End Ed Sears in the
fourth quarter. 1t was Landon's
second straight victory.
Evening star., 1960-10-08
Mclean Squeoks
By Fuirfux on
Browns KICKING

Claude Brown, a former first
string halfback who now is con-
fined to just kicking extra
points because of a leg injury,
booted two conversions to give
Mclean High School a 1913
come-from behind victory over
Fairfax last night in a Group
Ia football game at Fairfax.
Fairfax took a quick 1870 lead
in the first quarter on touch
downs by Halfbacks Jack Multi
gan and Don Olsen. From then
on. the Rebels were hampered
by fumbles and interceptions.
They lost four fumbles and had
two passes intercepted by Nc
Lean.
Halfback Steve Chubb
plunged into the line from
yard out in the third quarter
to tie the score. The first score
came in the second quarter
when Steve Luxford dashed 6
yards of tackle.
MCLEAN - O 7 = Ola
FAIRFAX ----- 13 O 0 0-13
Mclean scoring: Touchdowns-Lux-
ford g, rum; Chubb Il, plunge). Con-
versions-Brown (2l.
Fairfax scoring-Mulligan (26, pass
run from Davis; Olsen e, plungel
HonveFSinn-Han
Evening star., 1960-10-08
Carroll Wins 4th,
But Tech Cracks
Scoring Column

Carroll High Schools foot
ball team continued its win
streak with a 32-7 victory over
Mckinley Tech yesterday at
Carroll but Tech became the
first team to score on the
Lions this year.
Techs Charles Robinson in
tercepted a pass and ran 81
yards with IS seconds left in
the game for the first touch
down in Is quarters against
Carroll this year.
Halfback Nick DiPietro scored
two touchdowns to pace Car
roll to its fourth straight
victory. Quarterback Carley
Stedman handed OF to Half
back Larry Rohan. and then
caught q pass in the nat and
ran 48 yards for the Lions
final touchdown.
THHcE0lL THcE .---------lS L----1S Z g -
Carroll scoring: Touchdowns-Di-
rum; stsdman CAS-. pass from RohanJ.
Tech scoring: Touchdown-Robinson
l6l, run with intercepted pass). PAT
Bell.
Evening star., 1960-10-08

Landon Triplett IS, pass from Berger
tpass failed).
Landon -SehinnereF %, pass from
Berger (pass failed).
Landon- Burket 10, pass from BerRer
(Hetzel, pass from Castrol.
Landon- Sears 10, pass from Berger
(pass failed).
Gilman Stanley z. run tpass failed).
Evening star., 1960-10-08
LAUREL RACEWAY
GRADED HANDICAPS

1eth night Of 25-night meeting
Post time, pm.
Daily double closes 1850 pm.
FIRST RACE-purse, $500; Ca anC
Evening star., 1960-10-08
SACRIFICE SALE

Owner leaving town, must sell this 81
#. luxury Stylecraft cruiser. in excel.
cond.; loads OF mead room. Wide
beam, sleeps 4: fresh-water system,
SShTysier Crown engine galley with
immed. sale at S3,400. Fort Wash
ington Marina, Pier A, Slip 2s, and
call RA, 3-0302
Evening star., 1960-10-08
'ee=5at.: s.Msm s4ers1"e4 e4euISsI7 = 4 :
3.lk,el ITTI ESSss5s5EIEs5

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top cond.; must sell, sacrifice for
$3.50. FRED HARLOW, Deale, Md,
301-UN. 7-S9S6.
PENN yam SWIFT Mark IS E Mercury
motor and trailer. VIII. 2-2491.
INSIDE BOAT STORAGE
river, nr. Alex. so. 5-4225.
CRUISING, RACING SLOOP. Call Bal
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1859, BJs HIP. JOHNSON: good as new
with 6-gal. gas tank, $125. Call JE.
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25-HP.; elec. starting with generator;
used one time, S295. Call JE. 2-5036.
23-FT. INBoARD; custom built, mahog
plank. small cabin. 60-hp. Chris
Craft: Al cond.: equip, ready to go.
$1,350. RE. 5-5664.
1858 RICHARDSON express cruiser.
Immaculate condition. Engines used
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Must see to. appreciate. over 100000
OFFER, For full particulars, call K<.
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RICHARDSON, 1859; 2s-ft. custom
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depth finder. IL and 110-yolt con-
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gas sniffer, hour meter, bow rail- twin
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Coast Guard approved. New-boat con-
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16-ET. CHRIS CRAFT express cruiser
Head. seats. 4O-hp Mercury Mark
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Evening star., 1960-10-08

READING FAIR FUTURITY No. SO;
2-year -old fillies; purse, S6,362 40; /
mile. (Non-wagering). Second heat.
Poplar Nieki Unsko).
Sweet Miriam (Darish).
MitEi Eden (BeauIieu).
Rhythm Girl Time, 2:094s.
Evening star., 1960-05-30
INDIANAPOLIS

Continued From Page Ala
Ward last year. He has a new
Watson. too.
Only four rockies qualified
for the 33-car field-Hurtubise
Earl Ruby, Wayne Weller and
Bud Tingelstad, all experienced
on smaller tracks. Holding the
pole position is Eddie Sachs,
Allentown. Pa, making his
fourth 800" start.
After HurtubiSe set a new
l0-mile qualifying record of
149,056 m.p.h. May %, it was
discovered that the car had a
cracked axle and broken crank
case. Then the engine had to
be rebuilt three times because
new parts didn't fit with the
perfection mandatory for speed
way racing.
The prize money distribution
will not be announced until the
victory dinner tomorrow night.
1t totaled a record $338.150 last
year and Ward won S1O6,850,
another record.
Evening star., 1960-05-30
Mrs. Addie
Loses Final
To AItheu

CLEVELAND, May 80 (APl
Alex Olmedo defeated Tony
Trabert, Us. GA. yesterday tt
win the mems singles title ir
the professional tennis tourna-
ment at Cleveland Arena.
Althea Gibson had a tougher
time winning the women's title
defeating Pauline Betz Addie
of Washington, D. c., rs
2-6, IS. Mrs. Addie, 40, and
mother of five, won the Ma
tional Women's Amateur cham
pionship four times, the last
time in 1916.
The Peruvian-born Olmedo
teamed with Ashley Cooper OF
Australia to defeat Trabert and
Pancho Segura, 6-3. Ga, in
mems doubles.
Miss Gibson and Karol Fa-
geros of New York, defeated
Mrs. Addie and Valerie Scott OF
Milwaukee, 60, 6-3.
Evening star., 1960-05-30

A $4,000 pace for 2-year-old
f1llieS features tomorrow nights
program. A $12,500 pace for q
year-old colts and geldings
headlines Wednesday nights
card. A trot for 2-year -old FILL
les Thursday night will carry
a purse estimated at $11, 900.
while the same amount will be
offered the same night to q
year-old colt and gelding trot-
ters. The $4,000 Governors
Cup for 3-year-old trotters will
feature Friday nights pro-
gram
Swain, owned by Leonard
Cohen of Passaic. N. j., and the
Beckerman Stables Devon
GooSe-both trained by the
famed Billy Haughton-are in
the first division Of tonight's
Miller qualifying. Swain fin
ished third in a race at Rose
croft last Tuesday just after
winning three in a row in New
York. Devon Goose won re-
Gently at Yonkers Raceway in
New York in 2:03.4 and has
been clocked in 2:03.1.
Carl SchultZe's Betting Time,
to be driven by Clint Hodgins,
is the top choice in the other
division, but Hodge Podge and
Prince Dares, a couple of other
Haughten entries, could be
trouble.
Evening star., 1960-05-30
INDIANAPOLIS
LINEUP

INDIANAPOLIS, May 2;
(AP) Here is the lineup fol
the 5O0-mile Memorial Day
auto race:
NJ. Eddie Sachs. Center ,vslleyyss Pa.
Jim Rathmann. Miami, Ken-Pal
Special l46.37I.
Rodger Ward, Indianapolis, Leader
500 Roadster, 145.56O,
. Second Row
Dick Rathmann. Roselle, Ill, Rob
Len Sutton, Portland, oreg., ST
Racing Enterprises Special, las: :443.
Troy Ruttman, Dearborn, Mich.
link Special, 145.366.
Third Row
Eddie johnson, Cuyahoga Falls
ohIS, bon Robbins sPsei1l l45o Ro
Estes sn speciai. sai'ni i4i7ssO 9sSOA'sn' Ai'' DO
Chuck Stevenson, Garden Grove
Calf, Leader 500 Roadster. 144 .666
Fourth Row
Jimmy Bryan, phoenix, Metal-Ca
Don Freeland, Indianapolis. Ros'
sy Lloyd Rusys Houston Asaianiar
Fifth Row
Johnny Boyd. Fresno, Calf, 5owe'
Seal Fast Special 1870.
Bob Christie. Grants Pass, Greg
WaSne WssI sSespk spesa AISLE
Rotary Special, 143.5i2.
Sixth Row
A. J; Foyt; ir;, Houston, Bowes Sea
Johnny Thomson, Boyertown, Pa.
Raging Associates Special, l46,433. =,
Tony Bettenhausen, Tinley Park. Ill.
Hopkins Special, 1924.
Seventh Row
Clark SHORTY Templeton, Seattle
Federal Engineering Special, 143 S56.
Gene Force. Richmond. Ind, Nc.
Key Special. 143,472.
s,I.,DP Bobby GFim; Indianapolis Forbes
Eighth Row
Red Amick; Muneie, Ind. Kins
o'Lawn Special 143.Os4.
Jim Hurtubise. Lennox. Calf. Trav-
snss;ai, Ssas 1is HsrsIsS, ssS, Indianapolis suma'
Ninth Row
Bob Veith, Oakland, Calf. Scnmidt
Special, l43 .363.
Duane Carter, Indianapolis, Thomp'
son Industries Special 142.631.
Tenth Row
Bud Tinglestad, Dayton, Robbins
Eddi. Russo, indianapolis, Go-Kor
AL Herman, Allentown, Pa, Hun
Magnetic Special, 142 S3S.
Eleventh Row
Bill Homeier, :2acoima, Calf. Ridge,
wood Special. 141 23S.
Jim McWhitney, Anderson, IND
Hoover Special. 140 37S.
Dempsey Wilson, Hawthorne, Calf.
Bryant Special, 143.215.
Evening star., 1960-05-30
7-Yeur-OId
Steals Show
At Potomac

Pint-sized Butch Gardner Of
Friendly, Nd, stole the show
yesterday as he won the me.
dium pony championship of the
Fox Den Junior Horse Show al
Potomac, Md.
Butch, Z, who is small for his
age, rode Popcorn for seven
points over Ira Zimmerman's
Nutcracker with five.
Butch's sister Bobbie. l6, who
has been riding over jumps ir
the show rings since she was
4. piled up an impressive
II points with Moonbeam fol
the large pony title.
Moonbeam's victories were SC
impressive that her closest
competitor. Christy Duckett',
Teddy, had only five.
Lynn Garrett rode Mrs. Free
Hughes Bon Bon to two cham.
pionships. the local junior and
the junior. In each case Bon
Bon won over another Hughes
entry, Hill. ridden by 13.
year-old Robin Hughes.
Results (champions):
Small poney champion: Pixie, DonniI
Burrows.
Medium Pony Champion: Popcorn
Butch Gardiner; Reserve--Nuteracke
Ira Zimmerman.
Large Pony Champion: Moonbeam
Bobbie Gardner; Reserve - Teddy
Kristie Duckett.
Junior champion: Bon Bon, Lynr
Garrett; Reserve-Hi-Li Robin HUGHES
Local Junior Championship: Bor
Bon. Lynn Garrett: .Reserve-Hi-Li
Robin Hughes.
Evening star., 1960-05-30
By MALCOLM LAMBORNE
Contributing Writer


Old pros and Olympic scouts
were unanimously impressed by
Paul Beacham's trio of VIC
tories in yesterdays prepara-
tion canoe regatta above Key
Bridge which just about guar
anteed the young Army lieu
tenants trip to Rome in Au-
gust.
Seventy-flve p a d dler s
swarmed over the 1,0OO-meter
course in the muddy Potomac
to contest for berths in the
Olympic trials on Lake Sebago,
N. Y, in July. and a dozen
area contenders proved them
selves able to win in national
competition.
Beacham, 26, who has been
loaned to the Potomac Boat
Club by the Army to tune up
for the Olympics, took a close
first in the kayak double blades,
beating Dave Merwin of Hud-
son. Ohio. by a yard.
Beacham returned again in
the special 500-meter sprint for
one man kayaks and defeated
IA other craft with a strong
squirt in the last so yards,
Charles Landmark, a four time
winner in Saturdays junior
regatta, led the fleet down the
stream but sputtered out in
the stretch to take a fourth.
The finish of the four-man
kayaks saw Beacham occupying
another first place, with three
of his clubmates.
Despite Beacham honors, the
Potomac Boat Club was unable