Concensus of Star Pros Makes Nelson Favorite in National Open Meet Seven Links Aces Rated High Host's Riders Victors Bannockburn Best-Ball Event In Forecast of U. S. Crown In Landon School's Next for Capital Linksmen at Fort Next local tournament for the in and around th" Capital will play Tourney Worth Junior Horse Show par-busting amateur golfers—they in tournaments at Richmond and didn’t do much of it in the Chevy Towson, Md to be held May 29- Little, Hogan, Wood, Snead Lot Beats Chase invitation affair—is the Ban- June 1, inclusive. These are the Among Boys'Team Barely nockburn best-ball event scheduled affairs of the Hermitage Country Given Good Chance to Get Title Alice Deal Girls in for June 6. 7 and 8. Club of Richmond and the Country A club committee headed by S. E. Club of and conflict as By BILL BOM, I as it used to be watching Babe Jumping Contest Mulliken expects 75 or more pairs to dates. The local tournament which amateurs have to make Associated Press Sports Writer. i Ruth take almost the same sort of to enter this tourney, hap- playing will at a baseball. By LARRY LAWRENCE. pens to be one of the more inter- their choice between them. NEW YORK. May 24.—The na- swing A of riders of Landon i esting of any links competi- A week after the Bannockburn Little at Best in IVlud. quartet boy phases tional open golf championship. 45th School bested Alice Deal Junior tion. Entries are being taken at tourney comes the biggest event of Little—Should it come up mud j School's riders and four the club and will close June 3. Last the year carrying a sectional title. In the line originated by the United 1 in Texas watch out for Lawson, High girl other teams a narrow year the tourney went to lanky This is the Middle Atlantic cham- States Golf Association, will be i One of the game's finest putters junior by j margin to win the interschool team Fred Bolton, the Maryland junior pionship, scheduled for Hot Springs, June 5-7 at the Colonial I and one of its longer hitters, the played feature event of the Lan- champ, and Maury' Fitzgerald. Va.. June 12. 13. 14 and 15. It will i two-time former amateur champ jumping, Club in Fort Worth. Tex., and your don junior horse show But before that event comes off be liberally patronized by the local and present open titleholder is at yesterday at Bethesda. many amateur divot flingers from simon pares. correspondent considers this an au- his best in heavy going. That’s 1 Dean Rathbun on Beth, Jack spicious occasion for limb-climbing. t lie sort of course on which he won 1 the 1940 Devereux on Gabriel, Billy Patch that we are all the Los Angeles and National Not going on Headrock and David Semmes on opens, and the same sort of condi- Blozis and Way out to the end. mind you. and Obvious took the trophy donated by Finals in Lyden tions under w hich he shot a record- Spring Golf the next champion. But we Mrs, David Dunigan and the bowl pick equaling 62 to win the Texas open ate going about halfway out. from the masters of Landon I G. U. this past winter. given by Co-Captains which vantage point it appears that School. With this victory enough A1 Blozis, Georgetown Univer- From the way the boys them- Slated at the 1941 champion will be one of points were garnered for a 2-point Today sity's world record shot-putter, to selves rate the field a victory for j seven professionals answering win over Alice Deal for the Landon and Kenneth Lyden, quarter- any one of these men in the 72 these names: School Perpetual Trophy that goes miier and member of the Hoyas’ holes of tlie open would not be a , the present incum- to the school whose riders get the Congressional relay team, will serve as co-cap- surprise. If any "dark horse’’ should bent; , winner two largest point total. Final round matches in four tains of G. U.'s 1941 track squad, come through, however, the most Mike ago and present P. G. A. McSherry Sparkles. Graduate Manager Gabriel H. years likely candidates would appear to 1 flights in the spring handicap golf champion; . No. 1 money- Michael McSherry, 9-year-old son Murphy announced today. bp Sammy Byrd, the reformed ball- at Congressional are sched- winner of 1940 and again leading of Lt. Col. and Mrs. Frank J. Mc- tourney wito finished third Blozis and Lyden. both juniors, player to Wood and his uled semifinal the cash parade in 1941; , Sherry, Sport, pint-sized today. Yesterday's were elected ai Augusta last month: Willie Gog- by members of the who has come close twice; Craig pony, covered themselves with glory results: current gin, who now has Hogan's former Georgetown team. Wood, Augusta masters winner in and blue ribbons by winning the job at White Plains. N.Y.; Lloyd First flight—O T Smith bfat H S April; , sensation first three classes of the show. Tire MacDonald 4 and 3; T B Conlyn beai Mangrum, Dick Metz’ assistant at Eld^n MacFa’iaro 1 up winter tour, and Ralph unbeatable combination took saddle of the 1940 Oak Second flicht—A J Crist adcro beat Willard Park, 111., and another of the * McClure, Shine Guldahl. who won the open at De- and jumping pony classes, then M J. McMillan, r.nd T, C H Mc- Texas-reared and and G F Mikkcl-on. all even 1938. brigade, Johnny best Clain troit in 1937 and Denver in gave the performance in the Third flieht— John won d*»- iBoo-Boo) who fourth A?ur by In Tree Golf Bulla, placed class tault. Frank E. Johnson bf-at Dr. Noah Burning Nelson Pros' Favorite. horsemanship for children behind Hogan, Snead and Wood Pomeroy. 2 up under 10. Fourth flizht—\V W. Bayfield b*a* More than four score golfers of these seven 'all but in winter but Five money-winnings, Loaned to two of the front-rank Hf-nrv I Quinr. 2 up; J K. S’.ronst beat turnpd out at Burning Tree for the a back, in- whose hard-to-handle Dr. H. D Adams. 1 up. Wood, who suffered temperament riders of this Mrs. John E. TAKES BIG Goldvein over in junior sector, May Day tourney. Mc- in his home Thursday, and Gul- so often gets in the way of his EVENT—Elizabeth Marsh of Alice Deal School taking jump piling jury Lee Counselman’s consistent little Clure shot a 76 to w’in the gross in the Goodall golf shots. up to take the S. P. C. A. class in the Landon School Horse Show dahl' competed points yesterday. mare, Kristi, daughter of the cele- award, and W. B. Willard annexed this week. A poll of and Tarleton round-robin brated Black , won two blues, Bensinger the net prize with 65. this illustrious half-dozen showed a second and other minor awards. A dinner followed the golf tourney. much as we do. Their Win Net Semis they feel Under the capable hands of Mickey i Prep Nelson the fa- consensus established Golf Pros of This Sector Magill, Kristi took the hack and The favorite. Bobby Bensinger vorite. followed by Hogan, Wood, Scrap hunter and the junior hunter classes. of Friends School, and a rank out- Picard. De- Central Netters Given Snead, Guldahl. Henry Ann Hughes, riding Kristi, placed sider. Mahlon Tarleton of St. John's, and Little. maret, Clayton Heafner To See Who'll second in the S. P. C. A. horseman- for the finals of the ^ Have to Play qualified pri- Trimming by Plebes Starting at the top and working ship event. vate school tournament ANNAPOLIS. Md.. down, here is how they shape up: Elizabeth Marsh, star rider from yesterday when they won their May 24 i;p In Central of was r National Alice one semi-final matches at High Washington Nelson—Byron, like Hogan, De- Open Event Deal, had of her good Georgetown the in fashion. match for the Navy Plebes in tenn maret and Guldahl, is a Texas prod- days, winning horsemanship Prep contrasting By WALTER McCALLL’M. to move with the best today, 0-9. uct. He and Hogan used to caddie enough along class on Goldvein and taking her Bensinger, thp District's outstand- of the of The main battle tomorrow over pros. And probably, if Ralph second blue by the same ing junior off Singles—Wyatt defea’ed Gi together at Fort Worth. Many piloting player, polished bony b—1. the him- b—(». Crutcher 'Piebe* Columbia surprises mount Emmett — the because of this, think Country Club's lush everybody, including to a jump-off victory over Sheehan of Gonzaga with- feated Gaberman. b l. b—1 Few experts, • well in green fairways in the sectional qual- self. and win one of the four places, Jackie Warren's David in the knock- out difficulty, 6—1. 6—1. but Tarle- Plebes> defeated Waldron b—n b they should do extremely Aldrich < Plebes» defeated Levy b—1. n—• rounds for the he'll withdraw and the to ton was a their “homecoming," the first time ifying National Open give spot down-and-out. Elizabeth also took given real battle by Sam Casey ‘Plebes* defea e 1. Brand (Piebes* defeated Si sir the open has been played in Texas. championship go— hunter and Doyle finally b—1. h—o. who will have to to the tourna- if any. minor awards in the at 6—4. 8—6 Not so Nelson. go road hack and prevailing Doubles—Nason and Allen 'Plebes* dr- ment at Fort Worth. next Columbia happens to be one of the S. P. C. A. class. The match between fea’ed Gibbon^ and Levy, h—b t;— “I think I'll be at a disadvantage, Tex., championship Wili.amson and Brand Plebes defeat' month. It is an two courses around and Ben is in the same boat," he open secret that the Washington Margaret Hill Double Winner. Bensinger and Tarleton probably Waldron and Gaherman. b—4 b—41 Ca^ and Zacherv < Pie be* defeated Crowell pro golfers of this sector, few of which isn’t in a bad way for lack of Hill was will be tomorrow. explains. “Because we're home- Margaret another double played and Siylen. b—1. b—1. whom have a real rain. Those winner. town boys, every one will want to chance at the big big spraying nozzles With her 3-year-old chest- bauble of have are turned on nut talk to us. and our chances of gen- pro golf, passed up every evening, spray- mare, Yardstick, she took the the 1941 tons of water the road uine concentration will be that much National with something ing over fairways. hack class and placed her good- akin Columbia and Glimmer." to genuine enthusiasm. Chevy Chase alone going Reba first in the novice hunt- Golfer Frank Strafaci Finds Here are a few of the top pros of can be heedless of the whims of ers. Rathbun did his masterful bit Putting to be Big Factor. this sector who have not entered the \ weather. And even those layouts of riding to win the S. P. C. A. it will take a Nelson believes 36-hole sectional tests: W'iffy Cox could do with some rain. But it will horsemanship class and win iron points Life Is Good Builder Giraight hitter and long player of Congressional. A1 Treder of rain birdies over those immaculate for Landon in the team jumping. Army to win over the comparatively flat Beach and John and tomorrow. the Warren's Manor, Ralph fairways Maybe boys consistent gray gelding, Frankie Strafaci. former metro- "In that time I get to use a rif!'- Colonial Club course because many Jim of Chandler who won't and do with his Flattery Baltimore. hope they qualify David, owner up. won the politan champion and protege of pistol and machine gun. They a: of its fairways are lined with trou- of will turn Harper Portsmouth, Va.; A1 Jami- around and make the trip open jumping class from 24 top WifTy Cox. is proud to be a cog in working us very hard, but I don" ble-threatening trees. He is both son of to Bradley Hills. Dave Thomson Fort Worth. But the smart ones local junior riders in a double jump- the American Army. Frankie, who mind. In fact. I like it much. hitter and the finest very a straight long of Allan Burton of at seem to be those off. the son of Washington, present, who Pushing Bonne Nuit happens to be one of the first half This is no Boy Scout camp, air iron player in the business, but and Dan didn’t for the Army Navy Burton of enter. award were Beth, ridden bv I dozen top amateurs of the land, was when we finish here something will makes no comments on those points. Quantico. The reason? The lengthy Rathbun; the reliable Headrock,' inducted into Army service late in be The he thinks, will be fast, accomplished greens, and expensive jaunt from Washing- piloted by Billy Patch, and April, soon after he several "I'm in to be extra- Kristie, played Headquarters Compar so that putting is going ton to Fort Worth and back. The Shoots Record 62 with Coffey Mickey Magill up. rounds of golf here. As a youngster at Fort Hamilton. Tire post has r Putting is not his strong- estimate to Saddle ponies. 14 2 hands important. pros play in the tourney- HAGERSTOWN, Md May 24 f/Pt and under—* ir. Brooklyn he studied golf under nine-hole course and when I'm m Won by Sport, owned and ridden bv est point. in the manner in which are —Rut at they Coffey, professional the Michael McSherry: second. Cherrv owned Wiffy Cox. too tired I practice. he led the win- accustomed and ridden by Sara Murdock; Hogan—Though would cost them around Fountain Head Country Club, has third. Little "Another five weeks and my mili- “This is r went HEAVY SCORER—Michael 9 and his Rebel. owned and ridden by Phvllts training building up ter money-winners, something $300. more. And take McSherry. years old, pony, Bau- Maybe at given golfers something to shoot at field: fourth Polly s Mode!, ow ned and tary training will be over,"’ he writes. arms and wrists." and he feels ridden by wrong with Ben's game least a full week of time at a He carded a 62 on the course Sports, with which he captured three cups and three ribbons. Penelope Crosely fifth. Nebbv spot par-71 owned and ridden he still hasn't found the answer. where by Ann Hughes, s.x'h their business season is at its to establish a record. —Star Staff Photos. owned and who doesn't ridden by Jack However, he's one pro height. You may get the idea that LyonsCaddr’ Jumpms Ponies, 14 2 hands and aim specifically at the Open cham- ! there will be an air of about under futility vr?JJdy ,,sdor- owned and ridden by the whole Michael McSherry, second Miss Caddv pionship. thing. ridd,,n rather be the No. 1 a?ud D,.Kdi bv Jack Lyons, -hird. i—l “I’d money- Leavens and Welsh 1'. S. G. A. Is Blameless. Pro Tennis Veterans KeW. owned and ridden by Phyllis Women's Net Bannpid winner than the Open champion ! League So this year, instead of all the Ihlldren under 10— because I would feel I'd accom- ^nn b> Michael McSherry lads keen to In Net Exhibition riding Sport- more,” says Ben. “Not just being go, those who Sm;*h r:d:n2 Beau*v; pli%hed fail to fhr?Hd\?'Tte*'?8rronTruxt°n Hli: and but because qualify say they’ll be just as Outsiders Don Leavens of California, a Will Start Season fmi^h Mwm nding Cherry In dollars cents, Trample Brmar. r;d;nR Hair THIS if fim. ! of know- happy they don't make it. But the newcomer to Washington whom I'd have the satisfaction j Rebel mx,h ,L®hr„ry.,?anflpl has to its Tourney { Elizabeth Marsh ridins Goldvr r spread major tournaments highest ranked stars this season, Play just in one.” By the Associated Press. R.|0np„.AKn IiUKh" r.ding NobbJ? thVrd. around, and this one happens to be will play Barney Welsh in an ex- Members of the Women's District Hogan Likes Picard. the first 1 Sm-„hP8r!Xgr;4!-7 ever scheduled for Texas. CHICAGO. May 24 -. hibition match at 2:30 o'clock to- : Tennis League will open their an- Brockmair°llfVb ft"’ *!«h- J°hn Hogan's best bet for the Open | Fred McLeod, the little Columbia Karel Kozeluh. and day at Edgemoor Club. nual season tomorrow with matches, Stump riding L^cX?1^'^ who a new in 1 Is Picard, took job mentor, automatically qualified by Lester Stoefen. all veterans of inter- Leavens was the third nation- as usual, subject to arrangement be- Oklahoma City this spring so he i reason of his former national tween individuals. ! £P5S?h.5Bsi;;:r^ht,by PFBBy Smith champion competition, advanced ally ranked junior seven years ui« riding Miss Brnck- could devote more time to status, the who Chico- '’frLflopr Crosley riding teaching says gent carves out easily today to the second round of! ago and has been Eleanor Voith is president of the ,he,c°,,,a. BarVPUSe allegedly giv- four-h rid me Ranger; and less to tournaments. That’s 36 holes in 143 or 144 can sit back the National ,hPM.-Aofrf'Pa 1 S^sal riding Beautv Professional Tennis ing many of Washington's best league, but those interested in play- Beaumontd fifth and wait I .“If Ne«bn riding Headrort just why Hogan picks him—because for the rest of the parade Tournament. as substitutes should call Secre- a for their money in recent ing S>lkpr r'd°08 Half Ma„ will be into the to roll in. confident he will 1 by Yardy->ck. Henry coming Open win one Tilden. the graying master, swept workouts at tary Hattie Meverhoff at Randolph and riddenk h^W?l1 owned Edgemoor. by Hill, second. under no strain. of the four allotted to this sec- Frank Snnie Dideiur.lt? ^“rgaret particular spots through Goeltz, Chevy Chase, 7360. vtiuL- owned and r.dden bv Nancv tor in --i Wood—At 39, the Masters' winner tomorrow's sectiona1 test. Fred Md„ 6—1, 6—4, 6—1, after the The rosters of the teams follow: ^izabethblMir^h°?'nFd and ridden bv had been better than ever usually is right about these i playing things. youngster had kept him waiting Army Navy—Mrs He has George Mayo, captain: !oEi,£bdP,ahndMflr,i-dhdenfXthpeg^lS?sSr?i;kman-bv and had predicted he would win played Columbia under all for several minutes at the start of Marso: Parsons. Julie Fiske. Mary Brook- „°p"1JJumPfr-won David owned ings Gwen Groves. the when he suffered a dis- conditions, has a the match. Coolidge Racketers Mrs Audrey Anderson, Open, speaking acquaint- Mrs. J B Ballinger. Madelaine King Mrs. Rathbun. tenr,d« ance with Bnr” SX »third Hp&rirnrir na.nnj located vertebra in an odd manner— every putting green roll, Kozeluh, former pro as J. B La Guardia. Mrs Philip Fleming. Padelev. champion fourth. riddenb.Bilj Patch to and knows his is Columbia—Eleanor Voith. captain: Mar- Kristi, owned by Mrs Lee Colmoli when he sneezed while stooping averages. Tilden. eliminated Ed Stillman. man ridden COUncU' garet Graham Buel Weare. bv Mickey MagUL Here's a as to the four New in Betty Jacob. pick up a razor blade. guess men York, 6—3. 6—2, 6—0, the Spring Surprise Borghnd Fond Ruth Renders. Connie Gor- who **F Doctors said he couldn't swing a will win the spots in the Open; Greenwich (Conn.) star playing don. Goldie Washerman. Phyllis Zimmer- MagilV"’ c^p'pbnan0nr[dd?nriby, Mmkev A. man. Frances Johnson. Club for a week or 10 days. How- Robert Cruickshank of Richmond, under wraps all the way. -- Perry, George Washington—Frances Bassett, S the eminent upasand riddcn by Bella ever, Wood doesn't have to go into Scot, who twice has former British ace now in Western captain; Joan Bransford. Peggy Smith. Haanerb fin rh°*rl1FdPn residing j Beating bv 0wnFd and ridden the sectional qualifying round be- been runnerup in the National; Cliff Beverly Hills. Calif., defeated Lewis Alison Claflin. Mary Pnppp. La Jeanne Nancy W,uerQ Calvin Coolidge's new tennis team Echols. Ruth Johnsen. Hester B Skehan, cause he was one of the low scorers Spencer of East Potomac Park, Volpe, jr„ Highland Park, 111., 6—2, Annetta Behan. Agnes Daly. Irene Bogart. upset the dope yesterday and earned last year and so he's still a present Maryland champ, who has 7—5, 6—3. Mount Pleasant—Eleanor Fishburn. cap- possi- a chance to won two finish second in the tain: Louise Chinn. Dorothy Towns. Alice bility. major sectional titles at Stoefen, Los Angeles strong boy, Morean- Mary E?»£%>«“'“Sde?! interhigh league when it walloped Healy, Ann Berker. Mary Snead—Twice in the past four Columbia over the last two years, defeated Ed Underwood. Estin. Harriette Eikel. Marion Towns, Sue Mayr1jrdH,IP?oaurt°hWn^yaain^!rt,yddPonwn^ Evanston, Western's favored racketers, Biggers. ^booi. ridden by Jack Devi Sam. known as and has demonstarted a for 6—2. 7—5. 6—3. and O'Con- 6—1, ereuxand°n years Sluggin’ liking George on the Rock National*— Frances Creek courts. Rowan. captain: horseman.shin event—Won “Jackson" to the the course; A1 the silver- nell, of the host town Dorette bv'YvesnPp5vv,£., golfing fraternity, Houghton, pro and tennis Miller. Mar> Gass. Nancy Me- riding Headrock; secono. Gillespie’s three-set victory over j Ann «ugnesHliX,bbun has come very, very close. In 1937 haired Beaver Dam mentor, and Dis- club, eliminated Frank Wegener, Candlish. Helen Price. Elizabeth Robertson. 111, riding Kristi: third r uv Gerald Sweitzer in the No. 4 singles! Margaret Grav Ruth Posner. Helen Rich- J“b riding Ranger: fourth Elizabeth it took a new championship record trict Open champ, the hottest pro Des Moines,Jowa, 7—5, 6—1, 6—1. ards. Felicia Miller. saved the Raiders from a whitewash. of 281 by Guldahl to beat him. In around town right now: Rut Coffey, Defending champion Racauetrrs—Betty Zimmerman, captain: Singles—B. Sweitzer ‘Coolidge> de- Mary Cootes Belin. Ena Dellinger Bronson 1939 it took that fabulous 8 which the smiling, little Middle tomorrow feated chunky begins play against John Smith. H—3. 5—7. »>—Miller Price. Dorothy Braun. Audrey Williams. EVERY DAY Snead scored on the final hole. Atlantic P. G. A. champion. I Faunce, Hollywood, who advanced (Coolidge* defeated Gokey. o—3. ♦»—s, Minnie Sigal. Theresa Mullin. Dorothy Ad- H^^ond^ Gaines defeated Kerr. ams. Dark horses to »i—1, Rose Kravitz. ridden* "by Guldahl Could Be win spots could today by default over Frank Rericka, o—o Gillespie ‘Western* defeated G SISSt PRICES Tough. Rock Creek—Katherine Wassmann. cap- ridden by include Lew Worsham of Fla. Sweozer 3—0 H—3. 0—4: Hutchinson v'HFdwaind Billy Pa;ch. fount' He still is the man with the great- Burning Deautville, • Cooiidse) defeated tain: Sara Moore. Hattie Meyerhoff. Ger- 0WnP<1 and r‘dden Gokay, P»—3. 6—s, trude by Bt,iy Tree: Leo Walper, the driving range b-1. Smith, Joan McGregor Ethel Shedlov, Lamboln! est natural ability. But he seems Alice Burkowsk:. Martha Clarke. Ruth Bau- Knock down Doubles—Miller-Gaines (Coolidaet de- and out—Won bv Goldvein pro from Bpthesda, Md.; Levi Yoder man, Vivian Brownloe °®ned apd to lack the headwork to go with it. feaied Smith-Gillespie. :t—H. 7—«_4- ridden by Elizabeth ADULTS Bureau of Standards—Charlotte aFC°nd- Marsh: of Annapolis Roads, and Bob Bar- B Sweitzer-Elan iCoolidaei defeated Decker, °*ned and ridden bv Of Snead it's been said that "he'd Amateur Golf Kerr^ captain: Gladys Bishoff. Mary Gray. Gail „David Tourney Hackney. 6—0. !>—7. 'b'rd Headrock. own^d nett of Chevy Chase or Dif- Nuckols. MaMie Pinettc. Dorothy Silver- hvC FantWnarweU: win every tournament in sight if George Fadf,iy. ridden by Billy Pa;ctr 40c D"TE 4c of Kenwood man. Becky Yobst. Lee Parker, Lous Jones, by Mrs TOTAL he had Jones for a caddie.” fenbaugh Gives to Del Monte Adeline xetmoli Krisi'- °?'npd Lee CoX PRICE 41c Bobby Rivkind. selman. ridden by Mickle McGill. Wardman—Sally Miller, captain: Willie inter-school CHILDREN ■» had an un- Amateurs Along for Ride. team by 1 Guldahl—Big Ralph NEW YORK. 24 Six Grid Herbert. Virginia McMenamin. Frances Col- jumping—Won May UP).—'The Big Schedule Sch0°i team, composed UNDER 12—NO TAX IOC winter. He couldn't bert. Carol Cushman. Nell nllhhlr. of Dean happy just get You can toss the five amateurs Golf Association Stockton. Dor- Rathbun on Beth. Jack today othy Clough. Wilme Dinowitzer. Ruth Deveresix on started in anything like the stride out. Even Billy Patch on Headrock. David THESE PRICES AT ALL Ralph Bogart, the big announced September 7-12 as the For 1945 Released Fields, Esther Yeomans. semrnesReamm1« on that carried him to the title two Obvious; second, Alice D»al boy from Army-Navy and Indian dates for the 1942 amateur cham- High School team composed of TIMES INCLUDE By the Associated Press. J.unlo,„Ann years in succession. If he's back on Hughes on Kristi. Elizabeih Marsh Spring, who is Washington’s No. 1 pionship at the Pebble Beach course, on Goldvein. Nancy Marsh on Mouniam SWIM, LOCKER AND his feed come the first week in June, LINCOLN, Nebr., May 24.—Big' and War Music j simon pure this year, isn’t Del Monte. Calif. and Betty Townsend on good Six officials at Aggies Leading Dans Guldahl may be tough, for he is their meeting here Rocksand: third. Woodrow Wilson High VALUABLES CHECK- j team, composed of who the kind course today in connection writh the con- Jackie Warren cn another likes of ! | Departmental Netmen David. Bobby Leutbecker ING. ference track and field on Kitty Vee. that pays off on accuracy. champion- j With identical .900 percentages, Edward Miller on Prince L and Allison ships, announced the Miller on Gold Cup. Picard—One of the pro game's following Agriculture and War are tied for School Peacock and in schedule of Landqjt Perpetual Trophv—Won HE DICE ft RATES I Big Six football by Landon School more serious students and analysts, Rippy, Top Trim, games the leadership of Section A in the with 18 points: second. for the 1945 Alice Deal Junior High with lfi Henry is a wonderful iron player. season: Tennis pouttv Departmental League, while third. St. Albans with nine: fourth. Na- 10 S25S $2.50 While be October fi. State at tional the open will his first Kansas. Justice holds undisputed possession Cathedral with six: fifth, Sur- Pius 49c Defense Tax 4-Ball Semifinal Kansas State at Missouri: 13. Missouri at rattesville High with six points competitive start since he quit the Play Iowa State; 20. Nebra.-ka of Today at Kansas State. first in Section B. place FREE ADMISSION winter tour at the halfway mark, Kansas at Oklahoma; 21, Kansas State at 10 $1.00 Roger Peacock and Claude Rippy, Main contenders will be Mrs. Betty Iowa Sute. Nebraska at Missouri. Standings: $Sgg AMUSEMENT PARK that have him the No Tax on This Ticket may given just will meet the P. November 3. Oklahoma at Kansas State. Section A. Section B. reigning champions, Meckley of Kenwood, already a Kansas at L. Baer-Louis Film practice tune-up he needed to play Nebraska; 10. Iowa State at W. W. L. Fight These reduced rate 10-swim Hillandale duo of John M. Mac- winner of two this Okahoma: 17. Kansas State at Kansas. Agriculture 9 1 Justice __ _ 9 ] tourneys year; tickets may be used by as well as he did in beating Nelson Oklahoma at Missouri; 24. Nebraska at War _ _9 1 Labor 7 3 any PERFECTLY Kenzie and John Farrell at 1 o'clock Mrs. Walter R. Stokes of Starts at Hiser's member- ol one for the P. G. A. title in 1939. Manor, Iowa State: 29. Missouri at Kansas. Navy Yard 6 4 Fed. Sec. Adm. 6 3 family. this afternoon at Congressional in Maryland State champ; Mrs. Myron December 1. Oklahoma at Nebraska. Treasury "A"_ fi 4 Navy Dept fi 4 Movies of Friday’s Louis-Baer GOOD UNTIL USED SUPERVISED Can't Overlook Pemaret. Patent Office _ fi 5 Civil Scr. Com. 6 5 the semifinal round of the Maryland Davy of Columbia, and Mrs. T. F. Post Office_5 fi Treasury "B" B fi fight at Griffith Stadium will be SANITARY Demaret—His principal recom- State Golf Association four-ball Neblett of Manor. The Farm Credit. 4 fi U. S H.-Tariff 4 5 shown at the District Gen. Acct. Off. 4 6 Govt. Print. O. 4 fi Hiser Theater in Be- SPECIAL mendations for the are his PRICE open matches. The other match will bring title tourney is the lone event out- Maryland Tennis Team Ulterior _3 fi Maritime Com. 4 fi thesda starting today. ability to play fine shots off hard Veterans’ Adm. 3 6 N. Y. A. _3 TOSERVICEMEN together Edgar Lucas and Bill Eager side of team matches scheduled by Census_0 10 H. L. O. C_1 8 The film is scheduled for 3:30, which the are to Is turf, boys likely Blanked _ of the Baltimore Country Club, and the Women's Golf Association for by Navy 5:25, 7:20, 9:15 and 11:15 p.m. IN ARMY OR NAVY find at Fort Worth a June, and Spencer Overton and Erford Barnes June. The Maryland State title By the Associated Press. the fact that he has been working UNIFORM of Rolling Road. Peacock and Rippy tourney will be played at Chevy 24.— Baron Rocketers so hard at his new at the Wee ANNAPOLIS, Md„ May Whip job have hotter than a hat full of Corner Cafe Ten Victor tax 4c been Chase, June 24-28, inclusive. Navy's tennis team blanked Mary- 25c 29c Burn Club in Noroton. Conn., that W.-L. for Third Win Corner firecrackers and are outstanding land, 9 to with one Cafe, led by “Pop” Spicer, WITH he shed 15 in first four 0, today, only SEASHORE pounds the defeated a favorites to win again. Columbia Country Club linksmen match going more than two sets. Bethesda Chevy Chase High* Hayden’s Grill in softball ADULT SUIT RENTAL weeks. Though he had a miserable 25c. are to for the to tennis team moved past the .500 game, 14-6. Howard and Oliver KIDDY SUIT RENTAL, I5e. summer last don't overlook The final match will be played qualify today right Doyle Royal. Terrapin No. 2 man, j year, mark with a over two TOWEL RENTAL, SAND BEACH next at Five Farms. challenge George F. Miller and Mar- lost to Williams in the lone yesterday victory got homers each.| l«c, BUT the fact this colorful character won Sunday singles PATRONS MAY BRING tin F. for the match which went Washington-Lee, 4-3, giving it a six of the nine tournaments he Feminine golfers, with the two McCarthy Cummings the limit. AND USE OWN SUIT AND emblematic of the best ball record of three wins and two set- TOWEL NO EXTRA ADJOINING played in on the 1940 winter circuit. Star Cup tourneys completed (they Cup, Singles—Hunt (Navy) defeated Burkom. W|TH K—o h—2; backs. The matches were at COST TO ADMISSION to be on the championship of the club. Williams (Navyi defeated played Heafner—A top-rank winner the happen major tourneys Royal. H—4. 2—*i. (»—3: Godfrey —i. ?—5: Scherer HARRISON] past years. may (Navyi defeated Burnside. H—4, (B.) defeated Sowell, District Leo Walper was within a few: ♦»—1; Singles—Waits erratic to finish near the top in ahead to the championship Spreen (Navy) defeated Hardey. 6—1, fi—a, fi—2; Walser iB.t defeated Bild. iRADIATORS at slated to start a week inches of bagging a double eagle on I ^—I Kloter (Navy> defeated Clarks, fi—8—Toms (B ) defeated Abend- 4000 / the open. The from Manor, /ACCOMMODATION 220-pounder ti—2. h—2. schien. 2—fi. 9—7, fi—2; Gaumitz (W’.i \ SALES t SERVICE N. rates there from tomorrow. Entries will close the 12th at Columbia. He stuck Doubles—Hunt and Williams defeated gl g jii the big Tarheel take a healthy cut Georgia 4847. Elizabeth Houghton of inches from the cup on this par-6 | and Baugher. 6—3. 6—1- Clark and Mul- 6—0. 6—0. Bild-Wblte- j tan (Navyi defeated Hardey and Burn- gaumitz-Swift.