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vALAER, CHARLES J. On Sunday,
Ms1ih % caSRLes IA iss vAass e 2GSsots 3, asSo Eco
Woodley rd. NV, beloved husband
Of Elizabeth 8. Valaer and brother
Of Peter Valaer. jr. Friends may
call at the Gawler Chapel, 1855
Pennsylvania ave. NV. (courtesy
parking opposite), until IL noon
Thursday, March 10. Graveside
services at Arlington Cemetery will
be private. 15
WRIGHT, MARY Z. On Tuesday,
NIsI March 1l4sv 14s 1851; ;vSIo, 81 s1Dley az Hos:
survived BY nine children, ten grand
children, eleven great-grandchil-
dren and many other relatives and
friends. Remains resting at the
Chinn Funeral Home. Notice OF
funeral later.
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: UarA nf Thanka

LEE; PBILIR D. The family family Of Of the tn
press to Father Henderson sincere
appreciation for his service and
thanking our many friends for their
expressions of sympathy.
MAMIE AND CLIFFORD LEE.
MUNDEY, ROY II, We wish to ex-
press our sincere thanks to our
many relatives and friends for their
: kind expressions of sympathy DUR
Ag our recent bereavement.
! MARY MARGARET MUNDEY AND
FAMILY.
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BATTLEY, JACK II. In loving mem
DRY Of our dear son and brother,
JACK H. BATTLEY, who departed
this life twenty-five years ago TO-
day. March Is. 1899.
Until memories fade and life departs
Loving memories Of you will live
forever in our hearts.
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HATH, ELLA. (nee Cherry. On
MondaE HATH MarSh 81 bSi 5S 1sen Renyob Ella .t
NV. beloved mother Of John
C: Goodman, daughter Of Glin-
ME Moore Of Ahoskie, N. C. She
also is survived by four brothers,
two sisters, seven grandchildren:
other relatives and host Of
friends. Prom pm. until 10
pm. Wednesday, March IS. friends
are invited to call at the Jarvis
Chapel. 1882 You ST. NV. Funeral
services and interment Ahoskie.
N. C. Is
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MIDDLETON, LEILA. On Monday,
March ID. 1861. at her residence,
TON. beloved wife Of Clarence Mid
dleton and mother of Mammie
Jones and Ralph Middleton. Friends
NAV call at the Kelson Funeral
March 15 Funeral services will be
held at pm. Thursday. March ] 8,
at Brooks NJ. e. Church. Noting
ham. Nd. Interment church ceme-
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GREENE, RALPH LE RoY. on satur-

SStrss SaS MsFSP & s47a 1sSsms aRSa R4IeH a7s J.
beloved son Of Lucy Greene and
the late lie Roy Greene, father of
Athea Greene. grandson Of Jennie
and Albert Ball, nephew Of Annie
three uncies. other Relatives and =
host of friends. After 5 pm.
Wednesday. March 10. friends are
invited to call at the Jarvis Chapel,
1882 You st: NV. where funeral
March Is, at 1880 am intef.
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
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March II. 1851. BERTHA HAIL;
STOCK Of 3342 C st. S.e.. beloved
daughter of Mrs. Lula B. Barnes,
mother Of Mrs. Bernice Hill. James
and Alice Hailstock She also is
survived by 10 grandchildren, other
HaiIstock may be viewed at the
Stewart Funeral Home. 80 H st. ne,
after pm. Thursday, March 16,
where services will be held Friday,
March II, at 11:30 Am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. 10
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HILL. JOHN On Thursday, March
8, 1851. JOHN HILL of l0l3 Flor
ida ave. ne. beloved son Of Mrs
Willie Mae Hill and father Of RAN
dolph. Walter AMI Mildred Hill. Also
surviving are one brother, Thomas
Hill; six grandchildren and other
relatives and friends. After pm
Wednesday. March 10, friends may
call at the Palmer Funeral Home.
412 H st. ne. where services will
be held on Thursday. March 10, at
pm. Interment National Har-
mony Memorial Park.
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HAM Of b74S Colorado ave NV NV,
beloved wife of the late John H.
Graham, mother Of Mrs. Alice @.
Marshall and Ralph Met. Graham,
and william H. Graham. Services
at the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 2901 14th st. NV. on Satur-
day. March Is, at IL am. parking
facilitiesl. Intermsnt Cedar Hill
Cemetery. II
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HIGHLAND. EsTELLE P. On Monda,

LAND Of 5sis Msssachusetts% save ave.
g. Highland. mother Of Mrs. Aiieene
II. Denham and Mrs. Celeste H.
Knipe Of Washington. D. c.; grand
mother Of George H. Denham. She
also Is survived by two great
grandchildren. Services at the 8. II.
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 29O1 14th
st. NV. on Thursday. March 16,
at IL am. (parking facilities). In
terment National Memorial Park
Cemetery. Falls Church. Va. Is
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a gent commHnication II; ' Of
g. =, :|::I:;;:;: =; q;
" Funeral Home, 1901 18th
st. NV. Tor the purpose Of con-
ducting Masonic funeral rites for
our late brother. CHARLES c. sIL-
VERMAN:
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Monday. March 1s. 1851. MAURICE E
T. HILL. beloved husband Of Mrs.
1rma c. Hill. father Of Mrs. Doro-
Barbara Lynn Downey OF Arlington.
Va: brother Of Pereley Hill Of Cam
bridge, Mass. and Charles Hill Of
Portland, Ne. Friends may cali
at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th
St. and Mass. ave. me-, where serv-
ices will be held on Thursday,
March 10. at $3.50 pm, Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery TX
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dag, March IA, 1861. at George
i0~p o ogpvfEEsEitEZ SEEEN aS'pisas o2 p4s0s bSTd bogds
son drive, Chevy. Chase, Nd, be-
d. loved husband. Of Margaret Ewing
Allen. father Of Mrs. Esther Ahearn,
. Mrs. Marie A. Harris and Mrs
Louise WidmeyeT: Prayers, at the
29O1. 14th st. NV. on Friday,
March II, at $50 am. parking
facilities); thence to the Shrine Of
the Sacred Heart Catholic Church,
18th. st. and Park rd.. NV, where
the holy sacrifice of the mass will
be offered at 8 am. for, the repose
Of his soul. Interment Gate Of
Heaven Cemetery. 16
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FAIRFAX, CLIFTON J. On Saturday,
March IL, 1861. at Mount Alto
CLIFTON j. FAIRFAX OF 755 Hobart
pl. NV. beloved husband of Mrs.
Virginia Dolly Fairfax, father OF
Mrs. Catherine Conner, brother of
Mrs. Mabel Brawner, Mrs. Elizabeth
Fairfax Moore and Milton Fairfax;
uncle Of Willis and Henry Fair
fax He also is survived by two
grandchildren, other relatives and
friends. Remains may be viewed
from to 10 pm. Wednesday.
thews Funeral Home. 1919 14th ST.
NV. t14th st. at Spring rd. }.
Funeral services Thursday, March
16, at 1890 pm, at the Mount Pleas.
ant Baptist Church, I'd st. and
Rhode Island ave. NV, the Rev
Wilmore A. Carter officiating. In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry. is
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Agth &s5eh p RofSEh1 isS1 boR9TH9 9Hofsoay: ToE:
Of Josephine Joy. She also is
survived by one brother, Allen Will
hams; three aunts. Mrs. Bessie
Taylor, Mrs. Mae Thornton and
relatives and friends. After Q pm.
Thursday. March 1B. friends are
invited to call at the Frazier Fu-
neral Home, $50 Rhode Island ave.
NV. where services will be held
Interment Chicago. III. IB
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9rathH
ALEXANDER, BILLIE H. {

ALEXANDER. BELLE Il, on Monday,
March l3, 1881, BELLE Il. ALEX:
Rainer. Nd, beloved wife of the
] late Robert C. Alexander, sr., and
NJ. Charles r. Harold B. and John
A. Alexander. and sister of Mrs.
Nina Ikard. Friends may nay call st
Island ave, ct Eastern ave, ne,
where services will be held on
Thursday, March 16. at 10 am
Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Mineral Wells. Tex.
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GILMARTIN. HON. EUGENE RICHARD

On SATURDAY March 4. 1851, on ths
RicHARb GiLMART1N, MI; formefly nedSNd Of
Providence, r. l.. husband Of Doro-
thy H: Gilmartin; father Of Mrs
Gawler's Chapel, 1853 Pennsylvanis
ave. NV. after 4 pm. Wednesday
March Is (courteSy parking oppo-
site). Mass will be offered at st
Thomas the Apostle Catholic Church
Friday. March II, ct 10 am. Inter.
ment Arlington National Cemetery
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DAVID GOLDBERG. Master.
DAVID C. BUCHALTER, Secy

SIlfENTON, MISSIONARY REBECCA.
On Monday, March IS, 1861, MIS-
sIoNARY REBECCA siMENToN Of
$40 D st. ne. wife Of Bishop Rock
irene e EOnR Mrs. and seasss Shsr %snEs S MTs
Mrs. Frances Long. Gilbert L.. Chris
topher c: and James Z. Simenton.
sue also is survived By three sisters,
iour brothers. six grandchildren,
3 pm. Friday. March IL. friends
Home. $50 Rhode Island ave. un!S. n.w
Funeral services on Saturday, March
ls, ct ] pm; at the Isle Of Patmos,
Murphy officiating. Interment Car
yer Memorial Park. II
SMITH, CARROLL. On Friday. March
10, 1851. CARROLL SMITH Of 6Si
roll, roll Smith. sa e.; brother 81 WI
Mrs RGlaRS MsrSsreE spd scSe. SShn Smith ,1 and
survived by other relatives. Friends
may call ct the Malvan & schey.
Inc Funeral Home. New Jersey
ave; and B. R st NV, today. after
be held on Thursday. 'Uss MareS ~. ia.
a. & 1890 am. Interment Chan
SMITH. ROLAND d. ON Tuesday,
HosHits Ro9AN6t 5 gsthsiaf 5. safrM HAVol 81
aafnssE 81 Hsis S%ts ohlH !sS BELOVED Ss hasSsnd
ME b. Smith. brother OF Mrs. J
z. Sharp and uncle Of Nancy sharr
ana Mrs. William B. Carpenter.
Friends are invited to cali at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
q Robert A; Pumphrey, Bethesda.
March II, at $50 pm. at Arling-
Ton National Cerwetery. Please omit
flowers. i6
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SAMUEL W. On Monday,
ns Ms1fh shnE iS las at NGss DSstO5; :; asS; HSs
loved husband OF Margaret C. Nash
and father of Mary Margaret and
Samuel James Nash. He also Is
survived by a sister. Mrs. Esther
n. Rideout of Falls Church, Va.
Friends may call ct the Ives Fu.
neral Home, 2S4i Wilson blvd II,
Arlington, Va. where funeral serv-
ices will be held on Thursday. March
10. at 2 pm. Interment Colum-
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ENGLISH, BENEDICT MICHAEL. On
Tuesday Tuesday MaT9h nI1 T. 1871; at poetSrs
LISH Of 32l7 Foxhall I'd. NV, hus-
father Of Thomas s. English Of
Seattle. Wash, and Mrs. Frank B.
Altemus Of Pittsburgh, Pa. Friends
may call at Gawler's Chapel. 1855
Pennsylvania ave. NV. Icourtesy
offered at the Shrine Of the Most
!. Blessed Sacrament. Western ave. and
Quesada st. NV, on Thursday,
March 49,. at $50 am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery.
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HECHMEK, MARY b. on Monday,
March IS, 1861. at her residence.
Nd. MARY B. HECHMER, beloved
eonstanee Hechmer osorre nSSnmr IS and
William L. Hechmer and Mary B.
Cassell Of Fairmont. W. va, and
Lillian C. Tut of Arlington. Va.
Funeral Home. 254 Carroll st. NV.
(parking opposite), where services
will be held on Thursday. March
10. at IL Am. Interment Grafton,
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- - and la Members IS Of Pr PfoSTesSivs UIs.Sg'
Council, No. @. Daughters
Kk.HW titled Of the death OF our
yY late brother. WILLIAM c.
HUNTER. on Monday, March
10, 1861. Remains resting
at Murphy's Funeral Home, 1924
i0:15 am. Thursdsy. March i6
Services will be held at Arlington
National Cemetery.
c. RAYMOND EMBREY,
MARY sHANHorTz. Rec. secy
JACKSON. MOSES. On Wednesday
March 70; 1881; az Freedmen
Hospital. MOSES JACKSON. Of 1926
Florida ave NV: Notice Of funera
later. ARRANGEMENTS by Dovie q
Brooks and Otis p. Allen. 16
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ANDERSON, KATIE B. on Tuesday,
March IA, 1851. KATIE B. ANDER:
wife Of Edward J. Anderson, sr.,
and mother of Mrs. Elsa Anderson
Blue and Edward ]. Anderson, jr
Also surviving are other relatives
and many friends. Notice Of funeral
later. ARRANGEMENTS by MCGUIRE,
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SEheH iSs SsES SAMEs B g TrssSfz s. SESR4 Msrsa
Concord" Seat Pleasant. Nd, be-
loved husband Of Marguerite NJ.
Berry: father Of James B. Berry, jr.:
Mrs Katherine H. Claggett and Mrs.
Margaret s Thomas. Friends may
call at the Richie Bros. Funeral
Home. Upper Marlboro. Nd, after
pm. Complete funeral notice
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GRAHAM, BELL. On Tuesday. March
A. 1861. at his residence. 74t
oglethorpe st. ne. BELL GRAHAM
devoted father OF Mrs. Victoria John
son and Rudolph Graham. uncle oi
Ralph Graham. Also surviving are
three grandchildren, other relatives
and friends. Notice Of funeral later
Arrangements By Rollins. 10
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HARRIS. NETTIE M. On Tuesday,
March IA, 1851. NETTiE NJ. HAR-
RIs Of 1907 I'd st. NV, mother
Of Mrs. Viola Smith and grand
Notice of funeral later. Services
by Frazier
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PINKNEY. RICHARD herman. Sud
Marlboro @ Msddn'f Ma. R1eaARp chan Tq BERRAN IMAM
PINKNEY beloved husband Of Mary
Louise Pinkney and son Of Mrs.
Linz Rnsnes Snd .,ns,vn the late GsOrSs G. G
sister, Arie Pinkney; eight brothers,
john. warren. Harvey and pOswsii
Pinkney; two aunts; Mrs; Isabelle
uncles, Joseph and Arthur ,Pinkney,
friends. After 4 pm. Wednesday
MA March r. II: r. . friends 1ss,dTse sTs invited e
on Sm.. ihSt'otSS St tSe Sa Brooks Methodist the
church cemetery. Arrangements by
Mcclure. Inc. 10
PLANK, ALLAN B., Jr. Suddenly. OF
q MsTion l. Flank DSSSef faeSef Of JsSnni
Karen and Allan F. PLANK. son O.
Mrs. 4. B. Plank, ST.. of Gettys
burg; Pa, and Inr3tfHTr brother Of Mrs. Mrs. Ear n,
Milton C. Plank Of Baltimore, Md
Funeral Home, 2901 14th St. NV.
on Friday yy.,i.,n:h March II, n.srm:nt at pm an
iinston National cemetery. 16
ro%hi y. 1851. JOYCE n PoWEII,' SWELL fSl infan
daughter of Herbert and vermell
Powell Of 1852 10th st. ne. Re
mains may be viewed At the Frszie
Funeral Home; 3s9 Rhode dI ISLAM
March sys M II. frasa fntsrmsnt Pin lincoln fas Ne
i mortal Cemetery on Saturday
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GRIMM, WILLIAM z. suddenly, or

Tuesday March Il, 1851. at his ais
Wst Tesidencei s7S9 9, Yuma St: nv,
band Of Frieda Grimm, father of
Mrs. Dorothy z. Toney Of College
Corner, Ohio; Mrs Margaret @.
Bodziak of Washington. D. c.: will
liam Erdmann Grimm, jr., Of Alex
Drexel Hill. Pa: brother Of Edward
@; Grimm and Ernest Grimm, both
OF Baltimore. Md. He also is sur
vived by nine grandchildren, Friends
may call at the 8. H. Hines Co. Fu-
neral Home, 2901 14th st. NV,
after 2 pm. Wednesday, March is.
Services at the above funeral home
on Friday, March II. at 10 noon
(parking facilities). Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery l6
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SidWeII Friends
Beat St. james

HAGERSToWN, Nd, April
Is (SpeciaD Big Maynard
Eilers, q 220-pound lefthander,
walked the first three batters
he faced but recovered to pitch
a shutout as Sidwell Friends
School defeated st. James, IL
0, In an Interstate Athletic
Conference baseball game here
today.
Eilers struck out nine bat
terS and walked four as the
Quakers won their second Of
three LAC games and second
Of five overall.
FRIENDS ---512 210 Ill 10 1
ST. JAMES :. 900 900 o. % 2 2
Eilers end Pyles; Sherman. Horner
~. Turner (6) and Mccullum.
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WI Grew and Rutgers
Take Regatta Features

Westinghouse High Schools
varsity crew easily defeated
Hammond, while Rutgers Uni
versity's lightweights scored a
one-length victory over George
Washington High School in the
co-featureS of a regatta yester-
day at the Potomac Boat Club.
Washington-Lee, the national
schoolboy champion the last
four years, was timed in 4::22.9,
the best time of the day, for
the mile course downriVer in
fast water. Rutgers winning
time against CIV was 4:38.
Washington-Lee also won the
races for fourth eights and var
Sity fours. Hammond took the
second fourS. 135-pound and
third eight events.
Rutgers second heavy fresh
man crew scored a half-length
victory over Washington Lees
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Porsches Set Pace in Qualifying
For Governors Cup at Marlboro

seven races included victory by
Doug Diffenderfer of Bethesda
in his 7-year-old Siata in the
Glass D production trial run.
Diffenderfer took over the lead
from Reed Rollo's Alta Veloce
on the second lap and stayed in
front.
Ed Lowther of Cannonsburg,
Pa, won the trial for big pro-
duction cars after roaring his
Corvette ahead of Bruce Jen-
nings and his Porsche Carrera
on the third lap.
Mo Clark of Richmond, driv-
ing Mrs. Harry c. Boden's
Stanguellini, led all the way
to victory in the 5-lapper for
formula junior cars. Favored
Charlie Kolb, formerly of Sill
yer Spring. who was last years
formula junior national cham
pion, was troubled by engine
ills in his Gemini and finished
far back.
First race, Glass H production. 5
laps (S.S miles,: DIR. Ben Poster,
Fiat -Abarth; 2-Fred Darling, Sprite;
3-Dr. E C. Hessert, sprite. Winner S
average speed: 5I-7s m.p.h.
; Second race. G production and H
and I modified, 5 laps; Dave Lang,
3-Don Erlbeck. Alfa-Romeo. Glass
winners--GP, Ebeck: HIM, Lang: \ I'M,
Phil Jeffrey, Berkeley. Winners Ay-
erage: 1923 m.p.h.
Third race. F production, 8 laps:
ben Fowke, MG-A; Howard
Hanna, Deutsch-Bonnet; 3-KAn Lsith,
Porsche. Winners average: 1855
mp.h.
Fourth race. E production. < laps;
Mark Donohue, Elva Courier; .
Bob Walker, Triumph; 3-Jay Signore,
Elva Courier. Winners aVerage: 55.s2
mp.h
Fifth race, D production. 5 laps: l.
Doug Diffenderfer, Siata; 2-Chuck
Alta, veloce. Winners average: 6797
Sixth race. B and production. 5
laps; Ed Lowther, Corvette; 9
Bruce Jennings, Porsche Carrera; q
Harold Keck, Corvette. Glass winners
-BP, Lowther; CP, Duncan Black.
Daimler. Winners average: 57.97
m.p.h.
Formula III, laps: Mo Clark,
stanguellini; George Constantine,
Dagrada: 3-ChaTlie Hayes, Lotus Xxx.
Eighth race, C, D, E, F and G mod
flied, 8 laps: bob Holbert, Porsche
3-Bob Bucher, Porsche RISK Glass
vinners-EM. Holbert: FIN, Ensley;
GIN, Doc Wyllie, Lola. Winners aver
age: 6l.61 m.ph.
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Georgetown University's var
sity crew defeated st. Joseph's
Of Philadelphia by two-thirdS
of a length yesterday on the
Potomac at the new Water
Sports Center.
The HoyaS were timed in
S:46.6 for the 1000 m e t e r
course upriver from the Four
teenth Street Bridge. st. Jo-
seph's was clocked in 8:51.3.
George Washington University
finished 21a lengths back of the
Philadelphia scholl.
The Georgetown shell was
composed of AL DiFiore. cox
swain; Jim Mietus, stroke;
Chris Riser, seven; Dave Ca
sey, six; John Mcguire, five;
Captain John Fitzgerald, four;
Mike O'Brien, three Don Wha-
mond, two; and Frank Barrett,
bow. The Hoyas are competing
as a univerSity-sponSored crew
for the first time since 1910.
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second eight. CIV was third
and Hammond fourth.
The closest race of the day
was between Hammond and CIV
in the second fours event. Ham,
mond finished a foot ahead
when the CIV crew caught a
crab near the finish.
Summaries:
First race, WI fourth eight; 2
CIV; 3, Hammond. Time, 4:47.5.
Second race, Hammond second
four; ., CIV. (No time available.)
Founders; =, CIV; 8. WI. Time, 1852.
Fourth Iace-1, Hammond third
eight; 9, CIV; 3, WI. Time, 4:44.
Fifth race, WI first four; 2
CIV: 3, Hammond. Time, 4:47.
Sixth race, Rutgers second heavy
frosh: 2, WI second eight; 3, CIV; 4.
Hammond. Time, 4:34
Seventh Tace-1, WI varsity eight;
2, Hammond. Time, 4:22.9
Eighth race - l, Rutgers light
weights: 2, CIV. Time, ABS.
Evening star., 1961-04-16
By DICK SLAY
Star Staff Writer

AS expected, the PorSche rae
ers led the parade and Bob Hol-
bert's Porsche RS-61 was in
front all the way yesterday in
the qualifying warmup for to-
days Governors Cup sports car
event at Marlboro.
Holbert, the dealer in Ger
man cars from Warrington, Pa,
who was runnerup to Roger
PenSke in last years Presi-
dents Cup here, was 26 seconds
in front Of Jack EnSley of In
dianapolis, driving a Porsche
RISK, at the finish Of the SLAP
heat.
Bob Bucher of Binghamton.
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Howard Drubbed
ByHompton Nine

HAMPTON, Va April IS
(SpeciaD Howard University
gave up its highest score Of the
baseball season here today as
Hampton Institute raked the
BiSonS for IA hits and a 1873
victory in q Central Intercol-
legiate Athletic Association
game.
Despite seven Howard errors.
IL Hampton runs were earned
as the home team won its third
game in four. Howard lost its
third decision in four.
Platter, Dickerson (6) and Butts;
Powell, Brown (S) and Carver, Rec
Home run-Gritfin. Hampton, 4th
none on.
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SuitIond Romps
In Track Meet

Suitland High School won
nine firsts to easily win q tri-
angular track meet with Con-
zaga and Oxon Hill yesterday
at Suitland.
Suitland scored 941a points.
Gonzaga finished second with
4912 and Oxon Hill had %.
Gonzaga had six firsts and
Oxon Hill one.
Gonzaga's Dick Calgaro broke
the Suitland track record in
the 880-yard run with a clock
ing Of 2:01. The old record was
2:08. He also won the mile in
4:42.
Tom Scherer, Maryland scho-
lastic high jump champion
won that event with a leap of
six feet two inches for Suit
land.
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Terp SticknleIl
Wa||op Duke

DURHAM, N. c., April S
(AP).-Twelve men shared in
the scoring today as Maryland's
Lacrosse team overpowered
Duke, l5-1.
The Terps made eight goals
in the first half, while a tight
defense Stifled the Blue Devils.
Senior Mike Kitch got the lone
Duke score in the final period.
Leading the TerpS were Will
liam Woodbury., Marvin Har-
matz and Walt Durigg, each
with two goals.
Herbert Minetree, Ray Alt
man, Sam Sadtler, Fritz Laid
ner, Buddy Beardmore, Donald
Kent, Robert Lemken, Dick Ro-
mine and Bill Pugh also scored
for Maryland.
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Prutt Pitches Prioy
Over Ouuntico Post

Priory School won its second
baseball game without a loss,
1872, over Quantico Post yes
terday at Priory. Righthander
John Pratt struck out Is, and
yielded six walks and no earned
runs.
Q'NTICo POST 600 OO2 % 4 4
PRIORY --- 225 012 x-12 9 1
Davis. B. Hayden (5) and jackson;
Pratt and Payne.
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Georgetown Oorsmen
Win Over St. Joseph S

Georgetown. also won the
junior varsity race. finishing
21a lengths ahead Of George
Washington. Members Of the
Hoyas' junior crew were Paul
Ritter, coxswain; Bill Prest,
stroke; Carl Maeger. seven;
Jay O'Brien, six; Butch Cas-
sidy, five; John Walsh, four;
Bob Remuzzi, three; Bill Blan-
chet, hwo, and. Henry Walker,
bow. Georgetown was timed in
9:00.6.
st. JoSeph's won the fresh
man race, with Georgetown's
first freshman boat second and
the second frosh crew third. ST..
Joseph's, timed in 9:03.7, won
by Az lengths.
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N. Y, was third in another
Porsche RISK and Doc Wyllie
of Allison Park, Pa, fourth in
his Lola. Others among the
% starters were strung out far
behind.
A crowd of not more than
1000 fans watched the eight
SLAP qualifying runs under
threatening skies. The schedule
originally called for seven races
yesterday and today, but the
field Of 1872 starters required
expansion of the program. To-
days eight races. ranging in
length from 20 to 40 laps over
the 1.7-mile road course, start
at 10 am.
Highlights Of yesterdays first
Evening star., 1961-04-16
Bulls Loses, 20,
To Newport Nine

Newport News Apprentices
Jim Parkinson fired a five
hitter to shutout Bulls Prep,
TO, in baseball yesterday at
the Silver Spring school.
Centerfield Bob Bowen led
Newport with two doubles and
a single. Centerfielder Richie
Hirsch got two of Bulls hits.
NEWPORT NEWS
APPRENTICE OI2 100 1907 Z !
BULLS PREP 900 900 000-0 3
Parkinson and Mathews; Pyles and
Murray.
Evening star., 1961-12-25
Miss Friendly Presented
At Dance at Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Friendly combined their ira
ditional Christmas eve party
this year with a dance last
night in honor of their debu-
tante daughter. Lucinda, in
their Georgetown home.
"Cindy," as she is nick
named, was presented to So
ciety last Friday night at the
Washington Debutante Ball
in the Mayflower Hotel.
Sidney and his orchestra
played for dancing last night
in a special tent built outside
for the event. At their past
Christmas eve parties, "a to
be exact, the Friendlys al
ways have had a tent, most
ly for sitting. Last night, lit
tie Christmas trees decorated
the heated tent for decor.
Guests, for the most part,
were young people, family
and friends Of the debutante.
Others were close friends and
neighbors and relatives of
the host and hostess.
Miss Friendly wore a fam
lily dress" for her home debut
party. one worn by a cousin
previously at her debut. She
received with her parents and
Evening star., 1961-12-25
School to Honor
Heudmuster

The alumni association of
Sidwell Friends School will
honor the new headmaster,
John H. Colbaugh, and his
family, at its annual alumni
luncheon. at noon Thursday.
The luncheon will take
place at the school dining
room. and will be preceded
by a gathering of association
members in the gymnasium.
Chairman for the commit
tee for the annual reunion
event is Mrs. Richard
Schwartz.
Evening star., 1961-12-25

carried an old-fashioned bou-
quet given by her father.
The debutante Is a grad
uate of Madeira School and
is presently a freshman at
Barnard College. Her chief
study interests are biology
and archaeology. A brown
eyed brunei of m e dunn
height, she likes tennis as her
favorite sport.