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Evening star., 1962-09-05
Robert E. Snodgross,
Insect Authority, Dies

Robert Evans Snodgrass, 81,
insect authority and honorary
research associate of the
Smithsonian Institution, died
early yesterday IN his sleep.
DR.. Snodgrass Of 3706 Thir-
teenth street NV, was pre-
sented with the Leidy Medal
Award at the Academy Of
Natural Sciences in Philadel-
phia last year in recognition
of his studies of insects.
In more than a half century
of work, DR.. Snodgrass wrote
and illustrated more than 80
scientific publications, includ-
ing Textbook of Arthropod
Anatomy" and THE Skeleto-
muscular Mechanisms Of the
Honey Bee"
At his death he was prepar-
ing a handbook of insect
morphology for students. His
major work, Principles of
Insect Morphology." published
in 1885, stands as a basic text
in the field.
IL Held World HOnOrs
DR.. Snodgrass was q former
president Of the Entomological
Society Of Washington and an
honorary member of entomol-
ogical societies all over the
world.
He held honorary degrees
from the Eberhard-Karls Uni
versity at Tubingen. Germany,
and from the University Of
Maryland.
Leonard Carmichael, secre-
tary of the Smithsonian, pre-
sented DR.. Snodgrass in 1853
with a 422-page book, Studies
in Invertebrate Morphology,
Published in Honor of DR..
Robert Evans SnodgrasS on the
occasion of his 84th birthday"
Eighteen leading entomolo-
gists from nine countries con-
tributed to the volume.
DR.. Snodgrass devoted a
major portion of his research
to honey bee societies and felt
that their system at least
works better in some ways than
our own"
Problems Eliminated
Because the reproduction of
the bees is limited to the queen,
he said, there are no illegiti-
mate children. The bee colony
has no crime problem, no
Evening star., 1962-09-05
Milton ToIIe, State
Deleoute for u Years

BALTIMORE, Sept. 5 (AP)-
Funeral services for Milton
Tolle, member of the Maryland
House Of Delegates for % years
who died Sunday, will be to-
morrow.
He died after a cerebral
hemorrhage. He was 70.
He leaves his wife, two
brothers and two sisters, all Of
Baltimore.
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Carroll High School Fathers
Club.
Mr.. Saitta leaves his wife.
Marie; three daughters, Mrs.
Anne Murray, Gloria Jean and
Rita Marie; one son, Joseph
Vincent, and a granddaughter,
Julie Marie Murray, all Of the
home address, 1851 Owens
road, Oxon Hill.
Also surviving are his
mother, Mrs. Nancy Saitta;
one brother. Thomas B., and
one sister, Mrs. Eugene Pizzo,
all of North Wales, Pa.
High mass will be sung at
GAS am. Friday at st. Thomas
More Church, 4235 Fourth
street Sc, with burial at Ar
lington National Cemetery.
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British Actor Dies

LONDON, Sept. 5 (AP).-
Elwyn Brook-Jones, 81, pio-
neer British television actor,
died yesterday. Mr.. Brook
Jones had appeared on the
British stage for 80 years and
acted in some of the first TV
productions.
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She leaves two sisters: Mrs.
Louise Cuffee, of 5339 East
Capitol street; and Mrs. Julia D
Fields, Of Norfolk.
Services will be at / pm,
Thursday at Jarvis Funeral
Home, 1882 You street NV,
with burial at Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery.
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Murdock. Of Salt Lake City;
and three daughters: Mrs. Jane
Jaremko, Of 4597 Macarthur
boulevard NV; Mrs. Mary
Vie Christensen, Of 4840 Lang
rum lane, Chevy Chase, and
Mrs. Cinda Sengstack. of 1904
Maryland avenue, Bethesda.
Also surviving are two sis
ters, Mrs. Belle White, and
Mrs. Stan Oakden, both OF
Beaver, and II grandchildren
Services will be held Friday,
in Beaver.
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Gurnet H. Cutler

FLINT, Mich, Sept. 5 (AP1.
Garnet H. Cutler, 80, promi-
nent American and Canadian
agriculturist and former head
of the Agronomy Department
of Purdue University, died here
yesterday. He was a native Of
Arizona, Ontario.
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AnuRuinDH

FREEDMAN. BESSIE. 4 monumsnt in
NAN viii be unveiled on Sunday.
September 8. 1862, at IL noon. at
Beth Sholom Conversational Gene
tery, 470S NJ ST., Capitol Heights,
Nd. Friends and relatives invited.
REIcHGUT. JOSEPH. There will be q
dedication Of the monument IN
memory Of JOSEPH RElCHGUT.
Beloved husband and father, on
Sunday, September Q, 1862, at
$50 pm. at B'nai Israel Gene
.tery, oxon Hill. Nd.
SACKS, SARA. There will be an un-
yelling in memory Of the late SARA
SACKS, on Sunday. September 9,
1862, at 1890 pm, at Adas Israel
Cemetery. Friends and relatives in
Vited.
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Ctarn nf Uhankn

LOUISE JOSEPHINE. The
family Of the late LOUISE JOSE
PHINE MATHENY wishes to express
its sincere appreciation to relatives,
nembers Of the Church Of Our
Saviour. friends and neighbors for
their personal calls. cards, flowers
and al other expressions Of SYM
pathy.
HENRY MATHENY AND FAMILY.
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DFathH
JAcKsoN. RAYMoNp B.

JACKSON. RAYMOND B. on Saturday,
September 1, 1852. RAYMOND B.
JACKSON q 2S5e Ontario "a. nv
son. Also surviving are his mother
in-law, Rosa NJ. Thornton: four
nieces, Bernice Brown, Sayress Scott,
Dolores Wright and Doreatha
Haynes; three nephews, Raymond.
Ysistivss and msnv 9-ssnSs SftsI
4 pm. wednesday friends are in
yited TO call at the MCGUIRE Funeral
Home. 1920 9th st. NV, where serV-
ices viii be held at 1l.30 am.
Thqrsday. september 8. Interment
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day, September 3. 1882. near stat,
Ridge st. NV wife Of Mack Floyd.
mother Of Robert and Isaac Floyd.
sister Of Francis Skinner and the
DAUGHTER Of Robert Gamble, other
relatives also survive. Friends are
invited to call at Frazier's Funeral
Home, 3Se Rhode Island ave. NV,
on Wednesday. September 5, be-
tween the nours OF 5 and 10:30
from 10 am. to pm. Funeral
and interment Sumter, s. C. 8
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FORREsTER, NARY ALICE. suddenly,

on Saturday, September /, 1862,
in Vista, Nd, MRS. MARY ALICE
FORESTER. She is survived BY
devoted husband, Mr.. Robert For
Tsster; rs:s tive sons Charles 7. and
sister. four grandchildren, four
great-grandchildren, a host Of other
relatives and many friends. Re-
mains resting at Horizons Mortuary,
1924 You st. NV, Thursday Sep
tember g., after pm, where serv-
the Rev. Leroy Waldo officiating.
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry
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Frederick. Nd, on September 4.
1852, brother Of Mrs. 0erta Meiss-
ner, uncle of Fred Meissner. Prayers
at Chambers Funeral Home, 5S01
Cleveland ave, Riverdale, Nd, on
Thursday, September 8, at $3.50 am.
Mass in Holy Redeemer Catholic
Church, College Park. Md, at 10
am. Interment Fort Lincoln Ceme-
terN
Evening star., 1962-09-05

VALLIE z. The Officers and
members Of Hope Chapter,
No. 80, o. Z. g., are re-
uuested to assemble at the
w. W. Chambers Funeral
Home, SIT 11th st. Sc,
Thursday, September q,
1862, at 8 pm, for the
Of nI,. conducting my tir.., funeral nn1y Sery-
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GLADDEN.. IsIAH. On Sunday. Sep

tember 2. 1862. fs1AH oLAD6EIN
Of 4615 Clay st. ne, beloved hus-
band Of Sara GLADDEN., stepfather Of
brother Of James and Robert Glad.
den Of Philadelphia, Pa. He also
Is survived By five grandchildren,
other relatives and friends. The
the Stewart Funeral Home, so II
81. ne, after . pm. wednesday.
Funeral Thursday, September 8, at
Ward Memorial A. M. Z. Church,
al 42nd st; ne, at / pm. In
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GOODMAN, GOLDIE. On Tuesday. Sep
tember 4. 1862, at Albert Einstein
Medical Center. Philadelphia, Pa,
beloved wife Of Jacob Goodman and
beloved mother Of Lillian Rock Of
Goodman Of Philadeiphia, Pa; sister
OF Mollie Friedman OF Altoona, Pa,
and Louis Weiner of wilmington,
Del. She is also survived by grand
children and l great-grandson. Fu-
neral from Raphael-Sacks Funeral
Home, 400 N. Broad ST., PhiladeI-
phia, Pa at . pm. Wednesday, Sep
tember 5. Memorial week, 445O
Overlook ave- Philadelnhia pa
Evening star., 1962-09-05

the Clark v. Polling Post,
No. "a, American Legion,
are requested to assemble
at Chevy Chase Funeral
Home, 5103 Wis. ave-,
Thursday. September 6,
lRO At g a m mhnrn
Evening star., 1962-09-05

members Of Bricklayers
Union, No. l, D. c., are
hereby notified OF the
death of JOHN z. OFEN-
STEIN, life member.
Friends may call at the
T. F. Costello Funeral
Home. 1722 North Can't
Evening star., 1962-09-05

HSELA LNL. hAHMUND n, On Sum
dns finston seDfs%SfT ao.Sita p RHYSoSabs 1SsS a. AZ
HAsELTINE Of 2S25 North T iith St. T.
Arlington, Va, beloved husband OF
Myrtle H. Haseltine, father Of Mrs.
Helen M. Aspeslagh of Falls Church,
Va, and Mrs. Eleanor H. Pascuai
q Hastinss-on-the-H Hudson, N. z.
children. Friends may cali at the
Ives Funeral Home, 2S47 Wilson
blvd. Arlington, Va, where funeral
services will be held on Thursday,
september 8, at 9:30 am. Inter.
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
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THE EVENING STAR

Woshingtoa, D. c.
"Wednesday, September 5, 1862
Evening star., 1962-09-05

THOMAS r. Suddenly. on
THOMAS r. FREEMAN Of i5si
Ardale St. Sarasota. Fla, beloved
husband Of Gladys L. Freeman, IA
ther Of Marietta s. Provost of
Of Greenbelt, Nd. Mr.. Freeman rests
at the Wilson Hughes Funeral Home,
Tuttle ave, Sarasota, Fla. Inter-
ment wednesday, September 8, at
am, At Memorial Park Cemetery.
SArasOta Fla
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Capitol and / sts.. Thursday, Sep
Mount olivet Cemetery.
WILLIAM A. JORDAN, seey. 5
OWENS. JOSEPH H. On Monday, Sep.
Of Upper Marlboro, Nd, husband Of
Lucy Owens, father Of Catherine
Taylor. Helen Butler. John, Joseph,
Vincent and Sherman Owens. Also
surviving are % grandchildren, 8
and many friends. Notice Of fu-
neral later. Arrangements by Rollins.
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JACKSON. MARZELLA. Suddenly, on
nSdtafs' Waidorf. Nd. ePsiAIRSzE MARzELLA jASccKsoN
Of Pomfret.. Nd. mother Of Lowell
jackson, sister of Pearl Green,
Gertrude Hawkins, Isaiah c., Willie
and jeremiah Hawkins. Also surviv-
ing are three grandchildren. nieces,
. nephews. other relatives and many
friends. After 6 pm. Wednesday,
September 5, friends may call at
the Rollins Funeral Home, 1899
Hunt pl. me-, where Eastern Star
services will be held at 8 pm.
Funeral Thursday, September 8, at
pm, at Union Bethel Church, TB,
Nd. Interment church cemetery.
The casket will not be opened.
JACKSON, MILLIE M. on Monday,
JACKSON of $500 25th pl. NE, de-
voted wife OF Robert A. jackson.
loving mother of Carlo z. and Lisa
Jackson. She Is also survived BY her
mother, elizabeth Carney Morris;
seven brothers, one sister, other rels-
to call at the Frazier Funeral Home,
$50 Rhode Island ave. NV, after
pm. wednesday, September 5. un-
til 1890 pm. Thursday, September
8. Services will be held on Friday,
September z, at $50 am. at the
Church Of the Ascension st. Agnes.
18th st. and Mass. ave. NV,
Father Frederick H. Meisel officiat-
ing. Interment Carver Memorial
Park. 9
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1raths

ANDERSON, MINNIE z. on Tuesday.
September 4, 1862, at Freedmen's
Hospital. MINNIE Z. ANDERSON Of
4720 9th st. NV. Notice Of funeral
later. Arrangements BY Dovie O.
Brooks and Otis r. Allen.
Evening star., 1962-09-05

LEoNHARDT, LILA MAE. on Tues
day, September 4, 1862, at Old
MAE LEONHARDT, wife of James
A. Leonhardt, sister Of Mrs. Blanche
Leslie Lanham. Funeral from Pear
sons Funeral Home, Az N. Washing
ton St., Falls Church, Va, on Thurs
day. September 6, at pm. Inter-
ment Arnon Cemetery, Great Falls,
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BLACKWELL sS CLARA on E.iasy; vv1y Az 7

of 1l0i Fairmont st, NV, Apt. s.
Surviving are two devoted nieces,
Mrs. Helen B. Randall and Mrs.
Margaret Lewis; q devoted nephew,
many friends. Wife Of the late
John Sumner Blackwell and sister
of the late Bertha Barber. After 4
pm. Wednesday friends are invited
ous e. can sat 81 sps shs MCGUIRE ,Iom rneTa 1d
am. to 1890 pm. Thursday. Sep
.tember 8. The remains will lie in
state at Shiloh Baptist Church, 9th
and SITS. NV, where services
win be held at p.m. Interment
-CarVer Memorial Park 5
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, On Sunday, September .. 1852. RAY
>MOND z. COPELAND, beloved son
of Howard C. and Rachel Ann Cope
snd brother w;,,sS, 0f cOnSianSS %.,;ss SOann
Charles H. and Grafton Copeland.
Also surviving are q grandmother,
10 uncles, nine aunts, one great
uncle, one great-aunt, q host OF
other relatives and friends. From
3, friends may call at the Snowden
Funeral Home. 246 North Washing
ton st., Rockville, Nd. After 8 am.
Thursday, September 8. body will
lie in state at the Emory Grove
nTre' .sInins, smSry 8T9Vs T E. Ma hsS wners
noon. the Rev. T. @. Darlington Of
ficiating. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. 3
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9ratha

OSBORN, JESSIE L. On Tuesday, Sep
tember 4. 1862. JESSIE L. OSBORN
Of 2705 Branch ave. Sc; the pc
loved wife Of the late Thomas 4.
ossorn and mother ST. 81 LiniSNn Naniv z;
Thorne, Mildred vangol and William
L. Osborn. Funeral from the Sim
mons Bros. Funeral Home. 1851
Good Hope I'd. Sc. parking faeii-
am; thence to ST. Teress's
Catholic Church. where mass Will be
offered at $3.50 am, for the repose
Of her soul. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. visitins hours until IN.
PAILEN, MARY. on Friday, August
81, 1862, MRS. MARY PAILEN Of
life suddenly at the Groomes Rest
Home, 904 Gath ave, Cedar Heights,
Nd, at 8 am. She leaves to mourn
a devoted daughter, Mrs. Mamie
Mitchell Of New York City; one de-
voted son, Edward Keys Of Phila-
delphia, Pa. Also surviving are two
grandchildren, two devoted nieces,
Alma and Edna Smith Of 24S 57th
Ssnnis 81 ME- ssS Jssk.on devoted wssBnT65 aunt MTs
D. C.; host of other relatives
and friends. The remains Of the late
Mrs Pailen may be viewed from IL
noon Wednesday, September 5. until
~ 81 zig DIgNA q OaNAloOl
Funeral Home. Inc, $685. Eads st.
ne. Funeral services will be con-
Quoted at the Beaulah Baptist
Church. corner seth and Dix SITS.
me-. IL pm. Thursday. September
8, the Rev. Jackson, pastor, off
ciating. Interment National Har-
mony Memorial Park. 8
PICKETT. JAMES X. On Tuesday,
September 4, 1862, JAMES K.
PICKETT Of 427 Elm st. NV, de-
parted this life az Freedmen Is
Hospital. Notice Of funeral later.
Arrangements By Brown e. Davidson
Funeral Home, Inc. corner 57th
and Eads SITS. ne.
PRICE. ANNIE NJ. Suddenly, on Friday,
August 81, 1862, ANNIE M. PRICE,
wife Of Hilary Price. She also leaves
to mourn their loss q loving mother,
q mother-in-law. two sisters-fn-law
one brotner-in-law. other relatives
and many friends. She rests at the
Moten Funeral Home, 271S 18th st
ne, where friends may call on
Wednesday. September 5, after G
pm. Funeral on Thursday, at IL
am. Burial in Arlington National
Cemetery.
PUGH, ADRIENNE DE soUZA. sud-
denly, on Friday. August 81, 1862
at Cedar Rapids, Iowa. ADRIENNE
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BYERs. FL0ssE. Suddenly, on satur-
BYERs, loving mother Of Pauline
Poster, Lonnie Byers and Mildred
Lee. Three sisters. one brother. three
grandchildren and q host Of other
-relatives and friends also survive.
Funeral Home, zoos shirlington rd.,
.Arlington. Va. after 8 pm. Wednes-
day. September 5. where funeral
services will be held at pm.
Thursday. September 8, Rev. Domily
Muse officiating. Interment Harmony
Memorial Park.
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HAkKIs; ELIck ". suddenly. on

Saturday. September l. 1862, FLICK
W. HARRIS OF 1141 22d st. NV,
husband Of the late Dorothy P.
and Raymond r. Harris Of Brieht-
wood. Calf: brother Of Edith
Weaver. Beulah Fletcher, Clarise
Hampton, all of New York City;
Hazel Duckett and Aurelious Harris.
He also is survived by other relatives
and host Of friends. After pm.
Thursday, September 8. friends are
invited to call at the Jarvis Chapel,
1882 You st. NV. where funeral
services VIII be held on Friday, Sep
tember z. at 10 am. Interment Ar
lngton National Cemetery,
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HAsELTINE, RAYMOND n. A spec,al

HUGGINs, ROSE L. On Tuesday, Sep
tember 4. 1852. at ner residence.
L. HUGGINs, wife of the late Col
John B. Huegins, mother OF Mrs.
Alice Burwen Of Pacific Palisades,
Calf Friends may call at the S. H.
St nv after am WeSn.sdayi & W
September 5 (parking facilities).
Graveside services on Thursday,
September 8, at IL am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery
Evening star., 1962-09-27
BY DICK OBRIEN
Star Staff Writer

The Washington-owned Re-
munerate, who won the 81 ,50I
Tri-State Futurity at Shen-
andoah Downs earlier this
month, win be shipped to Marl-
boro for q shot at the $500
Marlboro Nursery Stakes on
October s, closing day of the
current meeting at the South
ern Maryland half miller.
B. w. Katz of Chevy Chase
announced the sharp 2-year-
old. who upset a field of q
starters at the West Virginia
oval under a hustling ride by
Jesse Davidson, win be vanned
in from Atlantic City later this
week to work cut for the
Nursery.
Eighty-two juveniles still are
eligible for the event, which
may turn up a gross purse in
excess of $12, 1000 and eventually
may have to be split in two OF
three divisions for the October
6 running.
Fifteen 2-year-olds ran in a
pair Of preps for the Nursery
yesterday at Marlboro. The
first division went to Salvatore
j. Cicero's Superior Parent
ridden by Hiromi Uyeyama, who
was substituting for Larry
Reynolds. Reynolds took him.
self off all mounts yesterday
because of a bruised heel.
Superior Parent survived a
foul claim after covering the
Z furlongs in 1882 to take the
first heat. Bobby Corle, aboard
Fast Blow, who finished second,
Evening star., 1962-09-27
Garry Buck's Drill
At French Track
Pleuses Price

PARIS, Sept. 27 (AP).-
Garry Back. in training for the
100000 Prix de rArc de
Triomphe October Z, worked
ls miles today at picturesque
Chantilly race track.
II am very pleased-he Is
in wonderful condition" said
Owner-Trainer Jack Price of
his little 1861 Kentucky Derby
winner.
Price received special per-
mission to work the 4-year-old
colt on the velvety grass of
the Chantilly track, about 80
miles outside Paris.
There was no official clock
on Carry Back, who will meet
Europe's best thoroughbreds in
the 1ha-mile Prix de l'Arc de
Triomphe at Longchamp. Nc
American horse ever has wor
the race-Europe's richest.
Carry Back moves from his
Chantilly stable to the Long
champ track in Paris tomor-
row. His final major workout
viii be held Sunday over the
Longchamp grass course.
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Herodes to Seek
I'd Straight Win
AT Shenandoah

CHARLES TOWN, w. va,
Sept. ~ (SpeciaD Bee Zee
Stables Herodes, a come-from-
behind winner last time out,
viii try to make it two in q
row at Shenandoah Downs to-
night when he faces six allow
ance runners in the mile-and-
70-yard Alexandria Purse.
The sturdy 9-year-old moved
from last in a mile-and-one-
sixteenth race last Saturday
night to win by q half length
under leading Jockey Jesse
Davidson. The latter will be ur
again tonight as Herodes moves
up in class.
Red Tears and Vigilant, both
accustomed to tougher going
head the opposition. vigilant. q
grass runner from Delaware
Park, has a victory and a third
here. Red Tears has been raced
lightly this summer. Tharmall
Bar-Lin and Lone Miss COM
plete the lineup.
School Caper won his second
straight race at Shenandoah
last night and three fans col
lected $3.50 each in the twir
double as a result. The 4-year-
old son of Eds Pride ran 5H
furlongs in 1:063s in carrying
Davidson to his second victory
of the night in the feature.
Vic Espinosa took care of thC
daily double by himself, riding
both halves Of the SO combina.
ton which returned $46.40
Newquay Port and Yelled were
the winners in the combination
Evening star., 1962-09-27
Nuqent Wonders if Deocons
Will Use Flip or FIip-FIop

Cadets. but Hildebrand says he
viii against the Terps.
ALI Satterfield, the Mary
land scout who watched the
Army game says only that
Wake Forest viii be tougher
than Southern Methodist.
There seems to be some agree
ment there. The Terps we're
favored over SMU by 13Iz
points. The oddsmakers like
them over Wake Forest by
only IL.
NOTES - Satterfield figures
Wake Forests 40-14 defeat by
Army was a bit misleading
since the Cadets scored with
10 seconds left in the half and
again with eight seconds left
in the game. This will be
the ACC opener for the Terps
and Nugent, who said it before
the season, said it again yes
terday: This year we've
changed our thinking. We're
going to concentrate more on
conference games"
Evening star., 1962-09-27
PotomucGet:
200 Entries
For Revival

A field Of about 200 entries
has greeted the return of the
Potomac Hunt Horse Show to
the area schedule after an
absence Of five years.
The show will be held Sun
day at Hazen Stadium on Glen
road near Rockville, starting al
10 am.
In addition to the normal
program of events, pleasure
horse classes are included or
the card for the first time in
this show, and also the seldom
seen driving classes.
One of the feature events
will be the junior invitation
high jump class for competi-
tors who have cleared 5 feet.
Entries include Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Evans Skylark, Prip-
pie Harting's Grey Master,
James Starkey's War Hawk,
Diane DeFranceaux's Almost
Wasn't, Fred Wiseman's Titan
and Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Hughes
Bon Soir.
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Hardin to Go With Sal
Against WEN Saturday

although we have our weak
spots," brewer said by tele-
phone, declining to mention
the weaknesses.
81 thought our passing would
be better" brewer added, "but
we can blame that on inept re-
ceivers." Dan Henning, the reg
ular quarterback, has complet-
ed nine Of "a passes in william
& Mary's 80 victory over VPI
and 1877 loss to Virginia.
"He calls a fine game and
runs the team WE'LL" brewer
said. HE likes to throw
sometimes too much" brewer
went on, pointing out the three
passes filched by the opposing
defense.
A lad with the unlikely name
of Charley Weaver has been
the most effective receiver with
three catches, good for is
yards. He's also the leading
rusher with a net total Of 76
yards. which prompts brewer
to say that he's the Indians
best back.
AS usual. william & Mary
figures to be hampered by the
lack of depth against Navy.
The Indians have two teams Of
two-way players.
when Navy puts in that
third team Of theirs" brewer
said. "we1l Just stand and look
at them"
Evening star., 1962-09-27
international
Moy Bid for
z u. S. Aces

T.V. Lark and Kelso, winner
and runnerup last year, could
be entries in the 18th running
Of the Washington, D. C. Inter-
national, November IL. A selec-
ton panel Of Washington and
Baltimore turf writers have in
.cluded the two in their list OF
American candidates for the
$685. 900 classic.
The panel also listed Garry
Back, Cicada, Jaipur, Mongo
Prove It, Ridan and Wise Ship
The writers will pick two
from the list later for entry
in the mile-and-a-half grass
race.
Bill Boniface, chairman Of
the selection board, said it viii
meet next month to make the
final selection.
T.V. Lark and Kelso will meet
again Saturday in the Wood
ward Stakes. Garry Back is be-
ing readied in France for the
Arc de Triomphe. Europe:
richest race, October Z.
Evening star., 1962-09-27

COmD6r heSIduT AIT IOT q
nine-game average Of 1905.
topping the circuit. Her ITS
was in vain. Fulford's Radio
won. the game, 655-622, when
Pat Brown rolled 166 and
Gertha Wilson 154.
It was one of the most spec
tacular individual duels of the
season when Mrs. Browns 166
was matched against Mrs. Kop-
chinski's ITS, with both rolling
leadoff.
The Suburban Major looked
particularly good compared
With last nights doings in the
Capital Major, which failed to
turn UP a 400.
Ginnie Siegel's 396 for
Queenstown Bowl was closest.
Other highs were Mary Reeds
391 for Suitland Bowl, Mildred
Hale's 800 for Queenstown and
Marie Timmons' 383 for John
Hughes Co. Nobody else topped
$50.
Three of the five matches
were sl1utouts, with Queens
town, which shot an even 1900,
victor over Bowl America, King
Pin over Fair Lanes and Goetz
Co. over Coca-Cola. John
Hughes Co. won two from Suit
land Bowl and Glenmont two
from Jack Blank Pontiac.
Glenmont Bowl retained a
one-game lead at 9-3, with
Queenstown and John Hughes
tied for second at S-4.
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Frank DImperio. FORMER