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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURY '54 convert; new top,
all power. all leather. immaculate
condition; $3.50. Desperate. AD.
4-6I7B after q nm.
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TRIANGLE FORD

MERCURY '06 custom 4-do0r;
Mercomatic, power steering, radio,
heater; 2-tone finish; q clean car
in Al conditinn. E6Q5
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RENAULT NEW '6I DAUPHINE
$1,450 Delivered. Fully Equipped.
No Extras to Pay for
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LINCOLN '5S Premiere 4-dooI
hardtop; fully equipped, beautiful
White finish. an extra nice car,
Butler-Bonded, LEE D. BUTLER,
1121 21st st. NV. FE. 7-3245.
LINCOLN so sedan: power sTeer-
ing and brakes We rate 1t . clCsn
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BROWN
WILLIAMS & BAKER

.9th and NJ sts. NV. Ho. 9-S700
PONTIAC SO Star Chief hardtop
frsG: f,d5; sedan; vrod r and Udrd h. sTs9 SHs9
OWNER GOING ABROAD, HE. A.
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Akers Olds-C -Cadillac Co,

LINCOLN 81 Premiere 2-door
hardtop; fully equipped, pink and
black finish. a nice one; S1,395.
LEE D. BUTLER, 1921 21st st.
NV, FE. 7-3245.
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PAUL BROS. (OLDs)

Wis. and Ellicott NV, KE. 7-1s0S
OLDSMoBILE '55 2-dr. hardtop:
r, and h., automatic Transmission,
ShQh IL a-So2S
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MAJOR IMPORTS

Corner Wilson Blvd and N. 10th st.
Clarendon, Va. ia. 4-6607
LINCOLN '5S Premier 4-door hard
top; full power equipped, beaut.
dark green finish. low mi .QQS
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VALIANT '200' station wagon &
door; beaut. polar white finish,
auto. trans, r. and h., low mileage.
finest cond.. sale price; S1,605.
Small down payment.
T. D CTETT
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&ACH A1INSs NOIDOI
wis. and Ellicott NV. KE. T-130S
OLDS '52 "9S" 4-dr. sedan; T., h.,
p.s., good tires, good hydramatie;
S225. IA. S-S909.
OLDs, so "SS" 4-door hardtop:
sll white; excellent condition;
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Evening star., 1961-05-20
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

BATTING biased on 50 or more at
Temple, Cleveland, "352: Kilebrew,
9stinneiotas sts1 soS35sc, 35s; RgnRsIs; soston
RuNs--colsvite. Detroit. and Mantle.
sSton aorf b.tso, 9o WSGd e. DeiSot RoUinson ss
= Detroit, Is. "o ''" anu A'"n''
more. 37; Cash Detroit, 20: Cola
ana Mantle New YORK, ss. '
haTs-H, IT'S. p Robinson, Baltimore, IS;
tr6it. 80; sievers. Chicago: Power,
Cleveland. and Wood, Detroit, 3S.
D0UBLEs-Frsnecna and Power,
cisysia92S. Il: D. Robinson. Balti.
more: mes. 10; Romano, Cleveland, and
9RIPLEs-wood and Kaline, Detroit,
erssstsv stsvere cl.1.ssndt as Lands .ns GnGsn; SnlsnEo
and Keoush. Washington, g.
soME MI3.Is I.uNs=asHtils, IS; BsItipors. y;
pesroit. sisssTss HSTs cSiicaceS.l Si cSl'yiIS ana
KillebreW and Allison, Minnesota, 8,
STOLEN BAsEs-Versalles, Mime.
: Wood. Detroit, 8: Howser, Kansas
= City. z: lands, Chicaso. and Man
y tie, New York, 5.
fITCHING biased on or more de-
ctstonsl-Reean and MoSsi, Detroit,
4-e. 900: Latman, Cleveland, 30.
1000; Lazy; Detroit. al. .s57:
Wilhelm. Baltimore. 81. ,S33.
sTRlKEoUTS-Ramos and PascuaI
Minnesota, Al; Barber, Baltimore
ana Buuning, Detroit, 3s: Mon
% houauette, Boston, 81.
Evening star., 1961-05-20
Fernandez Bout
On V Tonight

NEW YORK, May 20 (AP).-
Jorge Fernandez of Argentina
still thinks he whipped Emile
Griffith twice last year but
didn't get the decision. Now
that Griffith owns the world
welterweight boxing title, Jorge
is anxious to prove his point.
While Griffith is elsewhere,
getting ready to defend June 3
in Los Angeles against Gaspar
Ortega. Fernandez will keep
busy tonight by boxing Ted
Wright of Detroit at st.
Nicholas Arena.
Fernandez has a 72-5-1 rec
ord with 40 knockouts. Wright
has a 1854 record. plus one
no-contest bout. The Argen-
tine is favored in the 10-round
match. to be carried by net
work television CWMAL-7 in
Washington at 10 p.mD.
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Blair 7 rockmen Need
State Title for Sweep

Northwood; 4-Whits, B-CC. Time
80 5 seconds new meet record).
44O-yard dash; l-orimsley, North
wood; Burt, Blair; 3-Lowe. Wheat
on; aa6Ecohen. B:cc; Time, 51,6:
SSO-yard run: 1@LonG. RieharC
Miller. Blair; 4-Rubin. B-cc. Time
Mile run: Long. Richard Mont
somery: Arthur: B-Cc: &Lawlor
NorthWood; 4-wiliiams. B-cc. Time
l.0-ysrd high hurdles: I-o,Neil
Walter Johnson; 4-Proctor, B.Cc
Time, 1870 seconds new meet record
s.ls soysEd caPCn. .GU Ansflff sfaif: oNiIl 2!Ein
s.cc: 4-HomeT. B,cc: Time, eS.4.
440-yard relay: ,l-Walter johnson
DUNLAP. Hartley. Hayden, stisr): =
Northwood; 3-B-cc; blair. Time
Sso-yard relay: lEB.Cc 'Goldbers
3-Northwood: 4-wsiter Johnson
Time: 1:3"a lnew meet record.
Mile relay: 1-B-Cc tcohen. Brown.
NorthVcod: Wheaton. Time. s:sI
new meet record.
,oI Hi.h Jump; %,,l,. Impriis, =, walter John
Wheaton; 4-(tiel KurzweE. North
"OOu' aHQ SnOWueH. NlCnhI0 MOnt-
somery. HEIGHT. ; feet IlA inche.
thew meet record.
Broad Jump: 1-O'Reilly. Blair: p
Hayden: Walter johnson 3-Windsor
Blair: &C. williams. Richard Mont.
gomery. Distance. 81 feet "a inch (ntv
meet recoru).
Pole vault: 1T. Williams. B-cc:
Kelly. Richard MontEomery: 3-B
Williams. B-CC: 4-Schmtdt. wheaton
Heisht, IL feet inches tnew meet
recordD.
Hop. step and jump Hayden,
walter johnson 9--RainWater,. Blair
Distance. Al feet IN inches ,neW
EVENT.
Shot put: l--Murdock. Walter John
son: e-Sither. BEG: 3-Shriver. B.
&C: Price. walter Johnson. Dis.
taEee: 81 feet 2 inches 1nev meet
record
Discuss: Windsor. Blair: .
HAMPTON, Walter Johnson: 3-Pine.
Richard MontECmery: 4-Murdock
Walter johnson. Distance. l50 feet
pa inches new meet record
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

BATTING tbased on 80 or NOR. at
oatsl-Moon, Los Anseles, $40:
Mathews, Milwaukee, .36I: ciemente,
Pittsburgh. .353; Boiling, Milwaukee
cunningham. 81. Louis. .SSs' anu
RUNs-Mays, San Francisco, 27:
Moon, Los Angeles, rs; wills, Los
Angeles. and Boiling, Milwaukee,
runs Viss9ni sST4iEP EPitt'HSrI9; sSMe.n:S, s2 s,r
francisco, 80: Aaron, MilWaukee, .7:
Noon, Los Angeles, 25: Mays. San
francisco, "a; Clemente, Pittsburgh,
HrTSmT. W;17. :! paws ys..,! Los A3s.!,:.. q;
Pittsburgh. A; Moon, Los Angeles,
DOUBLES-coleman, Cincinnati, q:
zimTsr' znnn,s! Chicago g: Moon; Los
TEiPLEs.Wiiis. 10, Angeles, and
santo. Chicago; Aaron. Milwaukee:
AmsfS; AiT,.S,, Philsdelphia'. and Stuart,
HOME RUNs--Moon, Los Angeles. 10:
San Francisco. .: Mays, San Fran.
cisco, 9; Banks, Chicago, and T.
sT0iES 0fylsi ISs EssAss AsEelsS, sIn,1, T. ~.
SON. Cincinnati. Z: callison. Phila-
Francisco, 4,
PITCHING biased on or more de-
cisionsl-Duffslo, San Francisco,
3-0, 1000; Podres, Los Angeles, 81,
Cormick. San Francisco, Al, 800:
Hunt, Cincinnati: Mizell, Pitts.
bureh, and Loes, San Francisco. 81 i,
$50.
sTRIkEOUTs-Drysdale. Los Angeles,
53: Williams, Los Anseles, ~: Ma
haffey. PHILADELPHIA, ~: Podres.
Los Angeles, AZ; Jones. San Fran
cisco, Il.
Evening star., 1961-05-20
HAMMOND SHARES TOP SPOT
Farley Wins Third in Row
As Foirfox Ties for Lead

won his third straight as Fair
fax won the county baseball
championship for the first time
in some 18 years.
Farley struck out IL, walked
five, and also scored the win
ming run in the sixth inning
He walked. was sacrificed to
second. advanced to third on a
passed ball and scored on a
fielder's choice.
Rebels Get One Hit
John Bayne. McLean's start
er, deserved a better fate fol-
pitching a one-hitter, but his
wildness kept him in constant
trouble. He struck out seven
but walked 10 and hit one
batter.
Bob Mccarthy pitched q
two-hitter to give st. Johns 9
Evening star., 1961-05-20
Three Teams Tie
For Low Net in
Manor Tourney

The second Maryland State
Golf Association mixed scotch
foursome tournament of the
season was marked by q three =
way tie for low net at Manor
yesterday. Mrs. Fred Chaimson
and Oscar Duley Of Prince
Georges had 86-l4-72, Mrs.
Adelaide Lewis and Mrs. C. r.
French Of Annapolis. 8l-S-72,
and Mrs. D. J. Anderson and
John Clayton OF Westbriar.
Sl-9-72.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Buscher
Of Brooke Manor won gross
with an 81. Second gross went
10 Mrs. Rosalie Ritz and Leon
ard Snyder Of Indian Spring
SO. and third to Jane BoStrom
and E. H. Mamma of Prince
Georges, "a. The latter team
won the first event two weeks
ago in Baltimore.
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Sanders Tied
For Lead at
Hot Springs

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, May
20 (AP).-There was no clear
cut leader as the $4,000 Hot
Springs Open golf tournament
reached its midway point. Be-
spectacled Mason Rudolph OF
Clarksville, Tenn. and red-hot
Doug Sanders were tied st the
top with 36-hole totals OF 1856.
After second-round play yes
terday, the field of 81 profess
sionals was clipped to 60 with
lS-hole rounds scheduled today
and tomorrow.
Sanders, winner OF last
weeks Colonial at Fort Worth.
and Rudolph both fired 4
under-par 6Ss to oust Buster
Cupit and Art Wall from the
lead they held after the first
lS holes,
Evening star., 1961-05-20

water, Cornell won in 6:33.5,
with Harvard second and Navy
third.
Navy has drawn q middle
lane for the first heavyweight
heat against Penn. Wisconsin,
Massachusetts Institute Of
Technology, Columbia, Brown
and Rutgers.
In the other heavyweight
heat, Cornell has drawn lane
one with Harvard, Dartmouth,
Princeton, Yale and Syracuse
also conteSting.
The 1-2-3 finishers in each
heat join for a six-crew final
scheduled to start at 5:45 pm.
The lightweight final Is slated
Is minutes earlier.
Evening star., 1961-05-20
West and Hickey
Lead Advance
Chevy Chase

Dick West and his partner,
Ed Hickey OF Columbia. ad-
vanced to the second round of
the Chevy Chase member
guest golf tournament by de-
feating Norman Frost and Will
liam Stockhausen Of Long
Island. N. Y, 3 and 2, yester-
day. Finals are tomorrow.
West and Hickey met Nor
man Keith and C. E. McDon-
nell today. Keith and McDon-
nell beat Jim Flather and J. F,
Ford OF Congressional, up,
yesterday.
Don DeVeau and Buddy
Bowie Of Columbia ousted John
Barr and Clyde Kelly, also Co.
lumbia, l up, and met Robert
w. Bogue and Tom Corcorafl
Of Oyster Harbor. Mass. today
Bogue and Corcoran defeated
Henry T. Allen and j. Spencer
Davis OF Bethesda, 4 and 3,
yesterday.
Evening star., 1961-05-20

Montgomery Blair High
School is a strong choice to
repeat as Maryland State track
champion in the Glass AA meet
next Saturday at Byrd Stadium.
and for the second successive
year will be seeking sweep of
four major events.
The Blazers, already victors
in the Northwood Invitational
and the Bi-County League
championships. added their
third title yesterday in the
Montgomery County Glass AA
meet at Walter johnson. which
also served as the District 2,
qualifying for the State cham
pionships.
The top four finishers quail
fled in each Of IA events and
the top three in the two
hurdles. in which Blair's Jim
ONeil and Al Caron ran their
customary first and second.
With scoring on a 5-3-2-1
basis. the hurdles sweep gave
Blair q quick Is points and Just
about settled the team issue.
The Blazers wound up with 50
points, followed by Bethesda =
Chevy Chase and Walter john
son, tied for second with Al
each; Northwood with 1917,
Richard Montgomery with 161a
and Wheaton with 7.
100-yard dash: Dunlap. Walter
Johnson; 2-O'Reilly. Blair: 3-Horne.
Northwood: 4-Turnaae. B-CC. Time.
10.l seconds.
22O-yard dash: Hartley. Walter
Johnson; Burt, Blair; 3-Osburn,
Evening star., 1961-05-20

Fairfax and Hammond will
have to toss a coin to determine
the No. l position in the eight
team Northern Virginia Group
IA baseball tournament which
starts Wednesday. 1t is a single
elimination affair.
Fairfax defeated Mclean.
2-l. last night at Fairfax to
finish its league season in a
first-place tie with Hammond.
each with 1913 records.
One game remains to be
played in the league. Washing
ton-Lee go VS.. Wakefield
SD at 8 O'Clock tonight at
Bancroft Park.
Farley Outstanding
Pitcher Jim Farley. Junior
righthander, was outstanding
for the Rebels last night. He
Evening star., 1961-05-20

Navy also is top-seeded In
the lightweights with Harvard
second.
Coach Paul Quinn's muscular
Middies have won five straight
heavyweight races. the closest
Of which was a h-lenath mar
gin over runnerup Harvard in
the mile and three quarter
Adams Cup last week.
Sanford Stork's Cornell gang
is rugged but untested. Foul
weather has washed out two
scheduled races and cut an
other from a mile and three
quarters to q mile. Last week
the Big Red breezed by three
lengths over winless Princeton
and Yale.
A year ago on this same
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Cornell Tests Navy Crew

WORCESTER, Mass, May 20
CAPD Navy may have its best
heavyweight crew since the
1882 Olympic kings but the
Middies enter the 18th Eastern
sprint championships today
forewarned-beware the Big
Red.
Defending champion Cornell
and Navy are unbeaten.
If any other heavyweight
shell crosses the line first in
the late afternoon final on Lake
Quinsigamond it will be ranked
a major upset.
The 2,000-meter Cabout IA
miles test will have SO shells
competing At varsity, junior
varsity and freshman levels,
both heavy and lightweight.
Evening star., 1961-05-20
Mrs. Kreuzburq
Wins Ferris Cup

Mrs. Richard KreVHburC, with
a three-day net total Of 226, wor
the George M. Ferris Cup yes
terday at Columbia Country
Club. Mrs. Kreuzburg, playing
with a six-stroke handicap,
captured the inaugural tourna-
ment with rounds Of S6-S2-76.
Mrs. Harry Bowen won low
gross with rounds Of 98-89-94-
28l. Mrs. A. l.. Hutton won sec
ond low net with a 234 total
and Mrs. Robert Haynes was
third with 240.
Evening star., 1961-05-20
Michioun Favored

IOWA CITY, Iowa. May 20
(AP). 49, Michigan is consid-
cred a cinch to take the title
in the Big Ten track and
field championships here to-
day. The only question seems
to be whether the Wolverines,
led by Sprinter Tom Robin
son and Distance Runners
Ergas Leps and Dave Mar
tin. can break the meet scor-
ing record.
Evening star., 1961-05-20
RIDES 4,OOOth WINNER
Shoemaker Joins Select Group

won: The HOLLYWOOD Gold Cup
three times-aboard Swaps in
1856, Round Table in 1857 and
Gallant Man in 195S-and three
Santa Anita Handicaps, with
Rejected in 1854. Poona II in
1855 and Round Table in 1858.
In 1853 Shoemaker had four
or more winners on 80 racing
cards. Twice he rode six win
ners in one afternoon. During
one stretch he posted IA vic
tories in % races for an average
of 81 per cent in three days.
Evening star., 1961-05-20

maker mount was first across
the wire.
Willie and Johnny Longden,
Eddie Arcaro and England's
Sir Gordon Richards now con-
stitute the top four riders in
thoroughbred racing. Longden,
who has ridden SSH winners,
is 81. Sir Gordon. who. has re-
tired, has 1870. Arcaro, with
1880, is As.
There has been no parable
in American racing to the me.
teoric 12-year career Of the 9S-
pound, 4-foot-l1 Shoemaker
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Miss Hard Wins

PARIS. May 20 (AP).-
Maria Bueno Of Brazil and
Darlene Hard Of the United
States, the women's favorites.
won third-round matches
yesterday in the French ten
mis- championships, but two
OF the leading male players
-Italy's Orlando Sirola and
Frances Pierre Darmon -
were upset.
Evening star., 1961-05-20
Montgomery Wins
For Best Record

Montgomery Junior College
defeated Wesley Junior College
8-3. yesterday at Dover, Del, to
finish its baseball season with
a 1873 record, best in the
schools history.
Clark RADON led the Knights
12-hit attack with three hits
and three runs bstted in.
Evening star., 1961-05-20
SPORTS
BRIEFS
Nickluus Leeds

BLoOMIN NGTON, Ind.
May 20 (AP). Jack Nick
laus, with q 6S-70-13S, held
a course record and a six
stroke lead today at the mid
point Of the 42d Big Ten golf
tournament while has Ohio
State team was tied for first.
Evening star., 1961-05-20

His first winner was Shakter v
April 20. 1949. He was national
riding champion in 1850 tiled
with Joe CulmoneD and 1853,
1854. 1858 and 1859.
His record Of 485 winners in
1853 is the highest for one year
in thoroughbred racing history
Few major stakes have eludeo
the courageous, talented reins-
man. He has been aboard two
Kentucky Derby winners
Swaps, 1855. and Tony Lee
1859.
| Among 100000 races he has
Evening star., 1961-05-20

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w. Va, May 20 (AP) The way
the principal character is frisk-
ing about the golf course they
might we'll change the name of
this tournament from the Sam
Snead Festival to the Sam
Snead Benefit.
Snead stood almost virtually
unchallensed today at the start
Of the third round Of the $l0.-
600 event. He was six strokes
ahead Of runnerup Gary Player
Evening star., 1961-05-20
Sneod Leads by 6 in Own Tourney

at the halfway mark Of the 72-
hole event with a brilliant 129.
While Snead was the big
show. his "a yesterday was sec
ond best among the scores Of
the SO contestants two with
drew. Stan Leonard, the Ca
madam, welded q red-hot put
ter to turn in A So for a 36-
hole total Of 1885 and third
place.
In fourth place was National
Open Champion Arnold Palm
er. who added a 81 to his OPEN
ing 10 for A 1877.
The leaders:
Sam snead, s5-64-l.a
GARY Player 0>-pi 81
Evening star., 1961-05-20
INGIEWOI

INGLEWOOD, Calf, May
20 (AP). Willie Shoemaker,
five times national riding cham
pion and only 20, has joined
the select circle of jockeys who
have ridden 1000 winners.
Shoe aker booted home
Guaranteeya in yesterdays
third race at Hollywood Park.
The 2-year-old maiden colt
scored his first victory by 314
lengths as the Shoe hustled
him out of the gate into an
early lead and kept him there.
1t was the 4,000th time a Shoe
Evening star., 1961-05-20

To victory over Carroll yes
terday at St. Johns for the
Catholic League championship.
O'Connell upset DeMatha. Az.
1t was the fourth straight
league baseball title for the
Cadets and the first for Coach
John Ryall, who took over this
season. A three-run homer by
Charley Murray in the fifth in
ming wrapped it up for St.
Johns.
N. VA. GROUP IA
MCLEAN O10 600 O-l q
FAIRFAX OOl O0I x-2 2
Bayne, Bryan t6) and Stalcup; Far
ley and Keplinger.
FALLS CHURCH oIC oIo 600 GOO o-l :
JEs STUART pa ror;I,O,Cs goo 0so Erss,. z
HR~cunninsham tstusrp. 1st. one
on.
GRoyEToN ooOoo 900 900 % g
Frye and Snyder: Hammond and
Berner Baker CO.
INTERHIGH LEAGUE
TT2iEEoaHah T%2isoSa 0GYSS GSS odiio dio % : I
conlin and spAnos; Shoemaker and
Ssuls.
P,gNgAR 600 600 % : 9
Ford and KinnSrd; Reid and Lewis.
FAsEFs FAsTFsN SSS SSS SGc G9S - ; !
Woods and coehins. Mccall ts).
HR-cook Phelps, bth. none on.
CHAMBERLAIN oil 900 0-g : j
Hunt and Reid. Bora and TaSsa.
ANAcosTIA 900 Oos OIL 3 I
Youns 1SD and Aodsss; Hinton. Jsn.,
kins a. and Absher.
cARpozo 900 se9 ia 90 5
suryelI. pannell t5. and Gsffrey
90 and Marta, Chance (5).
HR-Tillman CBelD. Sth. 3 on:
Green (cardo5o'. 5th. ? on.
CATHOLlC LEAGUE
sARSoaN 81 JOINS ."g9cc %" "a" X? I !
5erlins and Brennan: Mccarthy and
HR-Murrsy ,st. j., Sth, on.
ST. ABANs 002 O2O Is l2
FRIENDS O302 O50 x-1 s 5
Martin and Jones; Luykx and Pyles
- OTHERS
FI,AelIIMH5to2!T I,elIIH5t2 hts. 500 90 o-s II ?
spriEGs and Grimes: simmons New
me meH 20 %, an and windsor .
Goop GoSoeN couSsEL NR e. SSS coS SGc Spc S-s "a
oini (6 and Graham.
tAfFkF tAfKEFr fSd 2Sd c62 cdi Ss-ls S-lS i !
Bowie and Crown; stsllinss anc
HR-Fosl.. lst. ? on: Lund strom
5th. none on: Bowie. 7th. none on
GEO. MASON zoo OOr % & 4.
JAMES WOOD O0O0 900 Ii I
McNab and Duncan; Reed anc
Hickman.
SsRE4 SsREF PR 5Ss 5Ss 6SS 5SI 2SS sSS Ss-ls 90 5
Tyler and Abbo: Moody, Berry Ull
and Lockwood, CreuzburR thD.
Evening star., 1961-05-20
TrioIs Resume

INDIANAPOLIS, May 20
decentralization for the
500-mile Memorial Day race
resume today at the India
napolis Speedway. where four
engines have blown up and
10 cars have hit the wall dur
ing practice runs already.
Evening star., 1961-05-20
Opening Loss

CHARLESTON. w. Va,
May 20 (AP).-A crowd Of
3,6OS saw Charleston play its
first international League
game here last night, q S-4
loss to Jersey City in 10 in
nings. The franchise had
been shifted from San Juan.
Evening star., 1961-05-20
ROSECROFT RACEWAY
GRADED SELECTIONS
RACEWAY
SELECTIONS

Flying Counsel. Sea Weed, Captain
Way.
June Elkinston, Hernell Direct,
Treasure Island.
Mr.. Pride, Diplomat Eden. Balkan
O'Dea.
Frisco Dream. Mighty Ted. Volo Up
HermanS Horse, ToniR
Hanover
White Foot Joe, Red Top, CorSaRe
Hanover
Josie wick, Jester Hanover, seauin
Hanover.
Irving Guy. Farmex, Miriam .
Scott.
Hanover. Success Flo,
Oliver Forbes.
Evening star., 1961-05-20
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BOAT sHow AND sALE-sun., May
- . open 30. See the Sea Skinner.
Lone Star and Wheeler and Barbour
boats; save on barTain sales; MARY
LAND MARINE. 4103 suitland rd..
suitland. Nd. RE. 6-eS00.
RUNABOUT, 1871 It. VS. inbd. eng ;.
Shss sss tta.T ssi 2o,! cY c9Ipst'i' rsas equipped
n-FT. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. re
hrs use. and trailer: must sell this
week end: $3.50 or best offer. WI.
2-1ssi.
??-FT. CHRIS CRAFT, completely
e0qqigp1;i exeel, eoS sonS,; s1,65o WA.
MARTIN OUTBoARD MOTOR, 7ia-h.p.
rs H1aGS.isn.S si9a4c. Kept runs IKE new, SOW
ss0O-26-ft. cabin boat; almost-new
marine engine; located Stafford Ma
5ans. 5ina nn5 rM east ssss Stafford Va Court
H-FT. RUNABOUT 50 I2-hp. Mere
mtr.. trailer. windshield, convert. TOP.
reiElns sEel.. tanks sne:sSn. sss6 RA G s:1a2 con
aft. AUX. sLOOP. Raleigh Class;
eenterboard: sleeps .; SI.s:5. so.
I2.FT. ROWBOAT: GOOD condition,
completely Fi5erElaSed. including oars
dr9p-TeightS and canvas cover 500.
it.FT. oUTBoARD RUNABoUT =
"a. Sseds 4-sSbs' %saoF repair sioO' CAL
i5.FT. INBOARD, 4-cyl. marine engine
HoGANs CITIES SERVICE, $500 New
Hamn. ave. Takoma Park.
Ia-FT. aluminium craft: I6-h.p. elee.
start. steering; controls and trailer;
CRUIs-A-LONG 81 IT.; 68:h. p. inboard
ytt1,s With trailer. For 'pDt. call WE,
1860 Ie-H.P. ElEin outboard; Ike new;
used 3 times. SEE. to appreciate: all
day sun. after pm: weekdays,
1909 Kenton pl. Sc. NARROW HeiEhts.
YACHT-s2, 300, sacrifice: chrysler
n.sr12s nmssr1l2Ps en'in'' 4o-ft'' sleeps g. d.
I4-FT. THOMPSON RUNABoUT-one
Johnson motor. 1907 seth ave. Sc.
e2-FT. CHRIs.CRAFT SPEED BOAT.
1865 Chrysler VS.: completely Fiber
glAs, mahogany decking, excel. cond.
First 81 800 takes It. Call HI, a.579l =.
GLAssPAR sea Fair I7-ft. 1860 mod :
al Soss ssnya' q fs ms johnson s ssso "ssHr s61
East 6.3ela. a.---
CRUISING sLOOP eft. auxiliary;
( foam hunks, head, galley. Gray en-
zine, many extras; $3.50. Mayo,
Nd. 3O1-SW. S-3496
Is.FT. OWENS FiberElas .cruisetts
sleeps .: 35-h.p. johnson elec. start.
outboard motor, trailer plus manv
extras: 400. GY. 4-636a.
'Ss EVINRUDE electric-startins motor;
Al condition; S240 or best offer,
SP. 3S321 evenings.
I6.FT. HIGGINS INBOARD. 75-hp.
Gray marine. many extras. trailer;
5000. LU. 1-O2O4.
Evening star., 1961-05-20
MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES
CUBS, !; CARDS, 0
ST. LOUIS CHICA,

a-RaR for MusiAI In nh; Ran for
Sawatsld In nh; c-Ran for Spencer IN
9TH; d-Lined out for Flood in 9TH.
g. Lsuis .................. 10 80 Gee
ChieAEs ..s....-........... 100 900 0oH I
E Boyer Z. Zinmer. Po-A-St. Loui.
al. Chicago U.l2. DP-Javier and
White: thinner. Banks and Bouchee :
Bouchee, Banks and Bouchee; Spencer
yavieT and White. LOB-St. Louis 7,
Chicago 4. 7B-Banks. SB-Heist. Boyer.
R n Err BB so
s.Sss.i ScSS;. ~ ~ y 1;9 : ! =. ! 2 !,
HIP BY Hobbis CSpencer). u ConIan
Burkhart, Pelekoudas, Donstelh. T-2:02.
A-3,is2.
Evening star., 1961-05-20
RESERVE THAT SLIP NOW!

In Rose Haven Harbor, on the chesa-
peake Bay. IS miles from WashInE-
ton. as listed in Motor Boating. one
Of the 10 outstanding harbors in the
q. 8. A. Available to your family
and friends, . delightful restaurant,
bar and cocktail lounge, game room
grounds for the children. For those
wishing to spend the night ashore. .
beautiful garden.type motel for your
convenience. For details. come down,
telephone or Write ROSE HAVEN
MARINA, A. A. County, Md. Alpine
Evening star., 1961-05-20

HBP-By Turley PhillipsD, by Coates
0HeldJ. U Hurley, Honochick, Kinnamon,
Flaherty. T-7:S5. A-7l.2ao.