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, 8-an-under team swan 100
meters in 1::22, Springfield's g.
and-under 100-yard freestyle
team was clicked in 1:14.7,
Poplar Heights 11-12 100-yard
medley team was timed in
LOTS, and Annandale's 1917
100-meter medley relay team
was clicked in 1:08.6.
The only record in the boys
division came when Dominion
Hills mixed age 200-meter free
style team was clicked in 2:06.5.
The scores:
Group IA
Annandale. 1856: Dominion Hills. los
Vienna Woods, 134h; Tuekahoe. 1851
Overlee, 142; Little Hunting Park, 9S
Group ga
Sleepy Hollow Bar, 1872; Mclean, lis
Sleepy Hollow Rec, 1873; Woodley, liz
Waynewood. 134; Donaldson Run. 101
Group 3-A
Arlington Forest. 124; Mt. Vernon. Ill
Graham, 124Is; North Springfield
115h
Group LIB
Dowden Terrace, 1875; Langley, lis
Chesterbrook. 155; Holmes Run. So
Holm Hills, 1872; Parklavn, 11S
Group 2-B
Freedom Park, 1879; Poplar Heights
101
Highland Park, 1877; Bren Mar, 73
Linconia. 147: Kent Gardens, OIL
Group BIB
Springboard. 1875; Meadowview, ia
Country Club Hills, 14S; Herndon, 90
Edsan Park, 14S: Vienna Aquatics, 81
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CuroIinu Golfers
Leod Virginiuns
In Captains Cup

HOT SPRINGS, Va, Aug. 3
(AP) The Carolinas golf team
won six Of IL best-ball matches
here today and took a 1922
lead over the Virginians at the
halfway point Of their first
1868 battle for possession of the
Captains Putter trophy.
A five-under-par Sc by for
meH Walker Cup Captain Bill
Campbell of Huntington. w. Va,
featured play on the Cascades
course. yer, 1t wasn't
enough to save the Virginias,
who now must dominate to-
morrow's head-to-head matches
to retain the trophy they won
here last autumn.
Campbell's brilliant round, in
which he didn't have a DOGGY
and hit every green. enabled
him and Vinny Giles, former
Virginia amateur champion. to
shut out the Carolinas' Jim
Folkes and Bob Watson, SO.
Campbell and Giles best ball
of IS was the days finest.
The Carolinas. however. had
too much down-the- lin e
strength. The Virginias won
four of the matches and halved
two.
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Mr.. Brick OutIasts,
Big Pete In SapIing.

OCEANPORT, N. j., Aug. 8
(AP).-Mr. Brick, owned by
Roy Sturgis of Malvern, Ark,
and who was made eligible for
the Sapling Stakes only last
Monday through a $4,000 sup
Elementary fee, thoroughly full
filled the confidence of his
owner today as he raced to
victory in the 18th modern
running of the 6-furlong dash
for 2-year-olds.
Ridden by Larry Adams, Mr..
Brick turned in a half length
victory over the favored Big
Pete. owned by Harriet N. Ball
of Falls Church, Va. Two
lengths back in third place
was Wheatley Stables Bold
Sultan. Claiborne Farms AL
phabet was fourth in the field
Of eight.
Off his unmarried record,
Big Pete was established as a
strong favorite by the crowd
Of 1889 and his effort was a
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Area Teams
Compete in
MD Baseball

YORK, Pa, Aug. 8 (SpeciaD
-All-star teams from Airing
ton, Va, Prince Georges Coun-
ty, Md, and Mount Vernon,
Va, will compete in the 14th
annual Mason-Dixon Invita-
tional baseball tournament be-
ginning here Thursday.
Teams from York, York
County, Lancaster, Philadel-
phia and Huntington, N. Y,
also are entered in the double
elimination tournament for
boys 8-12.
The tournament is sponsored
by the York Junior Chamber
of Commerce and the York
Baseball for Boys Association.
The Arlington team, coached
by George lefty Freisem, has
won the championship in four
of the last five years. Lancas-
ter took the title in 1861.
The Prince Georges team is
headed by Reds Vernon while
the Mount Vernon club is
coached by Bob Paire.
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Six-Mun Match
Heads Coliseum
Card Tomorrow

Two team matches, one In
volving six wrestlers and the
other four, highlight a special
non-televiSed program tomor-
row night at the Washington
Coliseum. The seven-match
card begins at $3.50 O'Clock.
The Australian Kangaroos
Roy Heffernan and AL Cos
tello, and their manager, Red
Berry, will meet Killer Aus
tin and Johnny Barend and
their manager, Diamond Jack,
in the six-man bout.
Bruno Sammartino and b.
DO Brazil will take on Skull
Murphy and Brute Barnard in
the regular team bout.
Eduardo Carpenter meets
Hans Mortier, Argentina Apol-
10 wrestles the Shadow. Cow
boy Ron Reed tangleS with
Gorilla Monsoon, Prince Nero
faces Tim Woods and Pedro
Morales wrestles Bob Boyer.
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Easy Win Scored
By Native Diver
In Cop on Coast

DEL MAR, Calf, Aug. 3
(AP) Native Diver won the
$4,000 San Diego Handicap
today, finishing strongly under
a hand ride by Ralph Neves.
Second was Rob Roy III and
third was Pirate Cove. Native
Diver, top weighted at 1913, the
favorite, paid $40, $3.50 and
So.
Rob Roy III was second by
21a lengths and paid $3.50 and
$40. Miguel Yanez, Del Mars
leading apprentice. brought Pi-
rate Cove home for a $3.50
show price.
Native Diver, owned by Mr..
and Mrs. L. K. Shapiro, took
the lead going into the first
turn and cruiSed to an easy
1:403s victory for the mile
and-one- sixteenth trial.
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BY DOLORES PHILLIPS
Star Special Writer

CASANOVA, Va, Aug. g.
Miss E. r. Sears Salem cap
tured both the green conforma-
ton and green working hunter
championships on the final
day of the two-day Casanova
Hunt horse show here today
Gene Cunningham rode Salem
to both division titles, earning
Is points in each.
Mrs. A. c. Randolph's Snot
Appeal was green conformation
reserve champion with eight
points and her Last Corner took
reserve green working hunter
honors on six points.
Miss Francis Kay rode b.
ginod Farms Ports Image to
the working hunter champion
ship with IL points. Only one
point behind was Chuck Esau's
owner-ridden Able Archer who
took reserve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Tufts
Time Waster, ridden by Johnny
Hughes and Miss Polly Bald
win, won the local hunter
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Area Contingent
-
In Net Tourney (;

The And annual Western
Maryland tennis Champion
ships. one of the oldest tourna--
mentS in the State, opens
Wednesday at Mountain Lake
Park in Garrett County with
the usual large delegation of
Washington area players ex-
pected. ri
Topping the list are Phil
Neff, 1861 singles champion.
and Tim Coss, who will be par
ticipating for the first time
since winning the title in 1850.
The tournament includes an
informal party, old : fashioned
corn roast and the annual ten
mis- dance. Entries may be stib-
mitted to the Mountain Lake
Park Tennis Club, Box "a,
Mountain Lake Park, Md. seI
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Don Floyd
Gains Final
In Net Play

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Aug. 3
(AP)-The top two seeds, de-
Tending champion Don Floyd
of Arlington and second-ranked
Bob Atwood of Richmond, ad-
vanced to the finals of the
State Senior tennis tourna-
ment here yesterday.
Floyd, who has yet to be
pushed in the tournament,
blitzed Carl Rohmann of Char
lottesville, 6-3, 6-1, in the
morning quarter finals and
then moved into the title round
when fourth-seeded Lloyd Han
son of Norfolk had to leave
town and defaulted their semi
final match.
Atwood had things a lot
tougher, outlasting Shield Nc
Candlish of Falls Church, 3
6, 611, Ga, in the morning
round and then once more 60
ing three sets before conquer
ing third-seeded Don Leavans
of Mclean, 90, 2-6, Is, in
the semifinals.
Hanson had eliminated Joe
Kranitzky of Richmond, 6-3
60, and Leavans had beaten
Jim Collins Of Arlington, 60
g., in the morning.
The IL ranked teams also
advanced to the finals in
doubles, in which the Sunday
showdown will match top.
ranked C. Alphonso Smith Of
Arlington and Leavans against
Atwood and Kranitzky.
Smith and Leavans won by
default in the quarter-finals
then whipped Bob Burgess Of
Mclean and Mcandlish, GA
2-6, 6-3, in the afternoon
semifinals. Atwood and Kran-
itzky downed Ralph johnson Of
Virginia Beach and Jim Woods
of Salem in the semis, 81
6-3.
johnson and Woods had won
in the morning, 60, 60, over
Rohmann and Bill Glover OF
Charlottesville.
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Two Casanova Titles
Captured by Salem

championship with eight points.
Backsheesh, owned by William
Gulick and ridden by Tommy
Beach, took reserve with seven
points.
FoALS-1. entry, Owner John Alex
ander: 2, Good Friday. Kathleen Could
thrope.
YEARLINGs II, entry, waverly
Farm; 2, entry. Danmar Hill Farm;
3. entry, Delmar Twyman; 4, entry,
'" rR snSSsffi s-YEAR oLps-
1. Marx card, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Burke; 2, Coral Ice, j. w. Buress; 8,
Critics Choice. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Burke; 4, Recalade, Mrs. Sally Sexton.
GREEN WORKING HUNTERS = /,
Salem. Miss E. R. Sears: 2, Moonlock,
Mrs. Eve Fout; 3. Curio, Mrs. Eve Fout;
4, Polaris. Lee Hits.
WORKING HUNTERS 1. Able
Archer, Chuck Esau; 2. Anadarko,
Boginod Farm; A, Moonlock.
GREEN CONFORMATION HUNTERS
Il, Salem: 2. Snob Appeal, Mrs. A.
c. Randolph; 3, Top Ten, Vaverly
Farm;, 4, Last Corner Mrs. A. c.
Randolp.
LOCAL HUNTERS. Backsheesh,
william Gulick; 2. Tim Waster, Mr..
and Mrs. Alex Tufts; 3, Irish Lady.
John Hughes; A. Black sambo, Mike
WORKING HUNTERS II, Ports
Image: 2, Able Archer; 3. Durubini.
Mrs. June Mcknight; 4, Anadarko.
GREEN WORKING HUNTERS,
Salem; 2, Last Corner; 3. Moonlock;
4, Mink's Muff, Noel Twyman.
OwNER-RIDER-1, Curio; 2, Minks
Muff: 3. Nightgal Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Cunningham; 4. Irish Lady.
GREEN CONFORMATION HUNTERS
II. Salem: 2, snob Appeal; 8, Last
Corner; 4, Top Ten.
LOCAL HUNTERS, Little DIM,
Sue Schlusemeyer; 2. Black Sambo:
8, Backsheesh; 4. Bobbie sox. Walter
A. Green.
WORKING HUNTERS, Ports In
ag; 2, Able Archer: 8, Anadarko; 4,
GREEN TS WORKING HUNTERS uN.
DER SADDLE, Salem; Q, Last
Corner: 8. Snob Appeal; 4. Polaris.
GREEN CONFORMATION HUNTERS
UNDER SADDLE. Salem; 2, Last
Corner: 8, Snob Appeal; 4, Top Ten
LOCAL HUNTER HACKS, Time
Waster: 2, Irish Lady; 3, Little DIM
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Vasquez Wins
Laurel Feature
And ; Others
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
star staff Writer

Wild Card and Panamanian
Jacinto Vasquez teamed up to
steal the racing spotlight at
Laurel yesterday. Vasquez got
Wild Card running in the
stretch for a half length VIC
tory in the $4,000 Ocean City
Handicap, which gave him a
four-victory day.
A crowd of 12,165 fans, larg-
est turnout Of the disappoint-
ing summer meeting, cheered
the favored Wild Card to his
half-length victory over
Anthony F. Tornetta's Mar
whal, who also finished strong
ly in the mile-and-a-sixte
event.
Milton Ritzenberg's Mr.
Steu, top-weighted with l23
pounds, took the lead in the
stretch but was forced to settle
for third, three quarters Of 9
length behind Narwhal.
18th Victory Of Meeting
Wild Card was Vasquez's
18th victory Of the meeting
He paid $3.50. $3.50 and $3.50
Vasquez gained his first VIC
tory Of the day when he rode
Croydon Chimes to his second
triumph of the meeting in the
second race. Croydon Chimes
completed a SIC daily double
g and ~. Oddly both winners
in the double-Forty Grianair
and Croydon Chimes - paid
$500. vasquez also took the
fourth race with Be Best
($5.6O) and the fifth with Belle
Eileen ($10.60.
Although yesterdays betting,
which amounted to $947, 048,
was by far the highest Of the
first six days Of the session, it
was one Of the poorest Satur-
day handles at a Maryland mile
track in recent years. The pre-
vious Saturday low this year
was recorded May 4 at Pimlico
when 1861, 159 was wagered.
Blocked Temporarily
Wild Card, who carried Ill
pounds, was blocked temporari-
ly at the top of the stretch but
was steered around horses by
Vasquez. Once clear, Wild Card
caught Mr.. Steu and gamely
turned back the late charge of
Narwhal.
The favorite players also
clicked in the seventh race, the
first event in the Maryland
Fund Handicap Series when
Elberon Farms Time Step, a
IS favorite, beat out Trojan
Seth by a length. Chat finished
third. Sam Boulemetis rode
Time Step, who had won his
last race at Monmouth Park.
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7 SWIM MARKS SET
Champions Decided
In Northern Virginia

Champions were decided In
all divisions except 3-B yester-
day as the Northern Virginia
Swimming League concluded its
regular season.
Country Club Hills and Ed
sail Park both wound up with
Al marks in 3-B and will meet
in a swimoff during the week.
No definite date has been set
for the deciding meet.
In four of the divisions, the
race went right down to the
wire with unbeaten teams
clashing on the final day.
Springfield, which had a SO
record, already had wrapped up
the ga crown.
Annandale knocked off DOM
inion Hills, 135-105, to take Ia
honors, Sleepy Hollow Recrea-
ton defeated Woodley. 128-112,
in IA, Dowden Terrace
whipped Langley, 125-115, in
lib, and Freedom Park won
over Poplar Heights, 139-101,
in 2-B.
In each case, the winner
wound up with a SO record and
the loser finished second at Al.
Two individual records were
set yesterday. Joan Molumby of
Overlee was clicked in IT'S Sec
onds for the girls 8-and-under
rs = meter freestyle and Joy
Nose of Dominion Hills, who
swan the girls HIP 50-meter
freestyle in 32.1.
-Four relay records we're brok-
en- by girls teams. The Overlee
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good one but not quite good
enough. ~
Leaving the gate Ash Blue
showed in front for q brief
period but Adams had Mr..
Brick in front by three lengths.
entering the home lane. sSS
Big Pete, away in fourth
position, moved up steadily.
along with Bold Sultan and
then had much the best drive
in the home stretch. Steve
Brooks worked hard to get the
favorite up but Adams and
Mr.. Brick were just a little the
best on this occasion. 80 ~
Trained by the former jock
ey, Jimmy Picou. Mr.. Brick
was scoring his first success in
his last five starts. In the pre-
vious four. he had been second
in stakes. ~
$50
For the $4,000 investment
in the supplementary entry,
Owner Sturgis received $62y--
976, which was so per cent Of
the gross value Of the Sapling,
$l04, $50.
Mr.. Brick was clicked In
1:10as for the three quarters
of a mile over a fast track
which was changed from good.
a couple of races prior to the
feature. AS third choice in the
betting behind Big Pete and
Alphabet, Mr.. Brick returned
$3.50, $3.50 and $3.50. Big Pete
paid $3.50 and 1920 and Bold
Sultan, who was coupled High
Finance. paid 1920 to show. >
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Albany Pace Won
ByAdoru's Dream

YONKERS, N. Y. Aug. 3
(AP) .-Adora's Dream, driven
by Jack williams, jr., scored q
length victory over Lang Han
over in the $l2.500 Albany Pace
before 29,l28 at Yonkers Race
way tonight.
Time for the mile, the fastest
at Yonkers this season. was
400.
Owned by Herschel CULLEN,
ST., Of Dagsboro, Del, the A.
son Of Knight Dream
returned 1910 as third choice.
vicki's Jet finished third. The
fayorite, Coffee Break, was
fourth followed by Jimmie
Norman. Mr.. Budlong and
Quick Dream.
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Grouse Scores
At Old Dominion

Eddie Grouse of Glen Allen,
Va, won his first feature race
in three years at Old Domin-
ion Speedway last night, edg-
ing Ed FTemKe and Manuel
zervakis in the 35-lap main
event.
Grouse, NASCAR point leader
for modified cars this year and
1862 national modified cham
pion, held a slim lead from
the third lap.
Clay Eastridge and Flemke
won earlier 10-lap heats. Mel
Bradley of Richmond took the
10-lap consolation race.
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Frost Eliminated

OSTEND, Belgium, Aug. 8
(AP). - Carlos Fernandez of
Brazil defeated Jack Frost of
Monterey, Calf, 81, 81,
and William Alvarez of Colon
bia downed Thomas Koch of
Brazil, As. 6-3, 81, today
in the semifinals of the Ostend
international tennis touraa-
ment.
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Homer Borruge
Sinks AnnunduIe
In Title Contest

RICHMOND, Aug. 3 (AP).-
Tuckahoe of Richmond lowered
the boom on Annandale with
10 home runs-seven of them,
incredibly, in the first inning
here yesterday and won the
State Little League baseball
championship by routing the
Northern Virginia club, 21-7.
All Of the Tuckahoe homers,
three of which were hit by First
BaSeman Barton Smith, sailed
out of the Mechanicsville Park
where the fences measure 1876
feet to all fields.
The victory qualified Tucka-
hoe to represent Virginia in the
Regional Little League tourna-
ment at Ashland, KY, August
1910.
Smith, who finished the
three-day tournament with five
homers. slammed two in the
opening inning as Tuckahoe
Tailed IL runs off three An
Mandate pitchers.
After Smiths first homer,
which came with two on base,
there we're solo homers by
James Morton, Ken Moore and
Louis Stoneburner. the winning
pitcher, then a two-run blast
by Scott Tomlinson, and final
ly two more solo pokes by
Smith and David CARL.
TUCKAHOE III IN 0o3-0i o. a
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Race Charts At Laurel

lcopyrghted 1853. by TRIANGLE Pubications)
FIRST RACE : Purse, SO .500 claiming; 3-year -olds
furlongs Post, 2:0l off 2:O1h: start good won driv
ing. Winner A. J. Dellosos L 3. by Fort Saonga-
Granair. Trainer Values-S1 1926 $500 $3.50 Sl25
Time. LBS. Cloudy and fast.
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won driving. Winner Il r. Grays blk g. T. By unbrSIet
$500 $3.50 si25 time, Tia f'O~S" 'AiueS-Si'0@0
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soUEEzfE, S04O
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TUcKAHoE II so O23-21 Fl 8
ANNANDALE 301 300 9
stoneburner and Moore. sella. Pitas
Q), Smarr ID and Davenport.
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NINTH RACE-Purse SO 000i claiming; 4-year-olds an,
S won d ns o shu'e PSs 3a Of once start good
Combat Boots,o-Lary Argyle Trainer b. p. Bond Value
-NlB00. SOOO. $500. 500. Time. 1904.
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gth--S3BO0i hcp.i 3 yr, a up; ia mi
Ireland tMellOn) 1880 $50 500
Uncle Pid lWoodhouse) 1880 R.DO
Alternately (Sellers) IN
Easter. Exposure, Tyoneon, Sol NacI.
ente. Time, 1854.
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THIRD RACE = Purse S3,5OO claimng; 3-year-olds;
mile tcnutel Post 800: off at once start good won
Is!aTys Trainer. j. NJ Masil II, valSes@SSgs5 300
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2d-S4, 900; cling; ayr. a up; 2 fur,
Clever Hand (Ussery) 22.IO 1910 $50
Phaeton fAndersOnD 1920 $40
Adam Henry (Baexa) 500
Spurned, Desert King, Shavetail,
Safety Zone, Point Park, Time, 1 DAN,
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3 900. claiming. maidens; 2-year.
-; off AZ once, start good. won
b. Casey's DIX b, or br. I. 2. by
iner, l.. 9 Bedwell Values
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S22O NARWHAL, $500, $500. MR.. 5TEU. $3.50.
WILD CARP unhurried early moved fast along the inner
ran leaving the Tar turn seaded behind the
sntsrinE hs stretch sna after iinding room between
me latter, allowed 70 settle into stride circied the field
Win rush TO loom boldly IN midstIeeh but not good
enough while finishing strongly. MR.. STEU commenced
% rally after half. GAINED brief advantage in early
pALh hustled I pto long lead early made the
BE raced within striking distance into the stretch
but tired Sun WHITE attempted reach the lead ALONG
but had nothing left N "'' A"' '"'"
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DAILY DOUBLE q AND ~ PAID $1,000

"a dSSo-esolls mgtgsls PAID cRoYPEN cHIMEs $S
SQUEEZE so 40 ' "
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lst--S3,200: cling: 3-yr. q up; 8 fur.
Radiation lAnders'n) 24.OO $50 $50
PROPHETS Call (Ussery) $50 3,2O
POseidO (GlIligan) 300
Texas Twister, Darndaren, Jewels
Dance. Valiant Count. clereS. Time,
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MY SIDE GIRL So 90, Z
FIFTH RACE-Purse. :
olds; y furlonRs. Post, 3
driving, Winner, Mrs. q.
Beau Max-Afresh. Trl
81 ,0b0, 5000, $500, Sibt
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Cary Grant. Deborah Kerr; I'm Cry
Tomorrow" Susan Hayward; "It's
Always Fair Weather" Gene Kelly.
Dan Daley. Cyd Charlse: Beau
Brummel." Elizabeth Taylor, Stewart
Granger; "Silk Stockings" Fred
Astaire: Somebody Up There Likes
Me-" Paul Newman. and THE Tender
Trap" Frank Sinatra. Debbie Reyn-
Odds.