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Builders the United States”; He Said His Outdoor Champion in the 440 6-Under-Par 66 Puts Dean and Harris Dudley and Ball Will Renew Record Field of 125 Competing Middlecoff in Lead; Play for Baseball Contract Discussions Today MORTGAGE LOANS Coach Herman Ball of the Red- hands and the time of In Golf Title pass day ★ Call NA. 4589 Meet Today skins and Bill Dudley, the former before Dudley had to leave for a Appraisals Swimming Tonight the Associated Press Office By Washington Demaret Takes 72 Virginia All-America back, were television show. But he was due. ★ Loan. jflBEIlljk to Mortgage By the Associated Press MIAMI, Fla., Feb. 25.—Dizzy get together again today for back at the Redskins’ office today' 819 14th St’ N W’ Dean, former member of the old more contract talk. Indications and he and Ball will get down to; ★ Title Search HOUSTON, Feb. 25.—There's ffiSSSrSfiSl St. Louis gashouse gang, and De- were, though, that it would take the serious salary discussions. no jinx on Houston golf courses ★ Tide Insurance Call WA. 3785 fending Champion Pete Harris a day or two more before all the for National Open Champion How much the Redskins are of- i meet today in the 18-hole match important details are settled and ★ Settlements Office Cary Middlecoff. fering and how much Dudley is Hyattsville play final of the 11th annual base- the papers signed. The former Memphis dentist, for asking hasn’t been revealed. But’ Within 15 days 4326 St. ball players’ golf tournament. Dudley, who comes to the Red- Bullet Bill Farragut a second straight year, has moved has a good idea of Dean eliminated Lou Kretlow, skins from the Detroit Lions in how much he’s into the Houston Open and cap- worth to the Red-1 St. Louis Browns pitcher, 2 and 1, exchange for Dan Sandifer, tured the gallery from Hous- ap- skins, not only because of his out- in the semifinal round. peared in no hurry when he ar- ton’s colorful hometowner, Jimmy standing talent as a football Association Harris, Atlanta Cracker out- rived at the Redskins’ office but Hyattsville Building yester- player because he’d be a Demaret. SSSSSSimSmSmmmSSSSmmSSmSmSSmmmSmSSSmSmSSmSmSmmmSSmammSmSmSmmmmmSSmSmmmSmmmSmmSmmmSSmSSm fielder and pitcher several years day. He showed up late in the card for Middlecoff yesterday carded a drawing the nearby Vir- ago, defeated Lou Klein, Cincin- afternoon and the first two hours crowd. 6-under-par 66 for a 36-hole 137 ginia nati Reds inflelder, 1 up on the were taken and a two-stroke lead in the 72- up by photographers, He just finished a three-year 19th hole. interviews and hole $10,000 tournament. newspaper general stretch with the Lions at a sum kidding. reported to be more He scored a 2-under-par 3 eagle than $10,000 The on the ninth hole and then took He and Coach Ball finally got a year, but that was in the days Darkhorse Duo Holds for a of four pars on the back side on the together little while, but the All-America Conference had shake when 6,725-yard, par 72 Brae Burn they hardly time to prices were up. Country Club course. in Mixed Golf who Stage CYO Quarterfinals Demaret, appears to always Service Tennis Tonight EQUITABLE the Tourney check his golfing luck at the city By Associated Press The CYO boys’ intermediate limits when returning to Houston, ORLANDO, Fla., Feb. 25.—A To Be Heid 28-29 basketball quarter-finals will be Co-Operative Building Association was struggling to get a par 72 darkhorse team held the center July played tonight at St. Ann’s gym. for a 146. of interest today as the semifinal The Leech Cup tennis tourna- St. Patrick’s won the girls’ CYO Furgol Is Second. round began in the international ment for the interservice cham- title last night by beating Notre HAS FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR mixed two-ball golf tournament. pionship will be held July 28 and Dame, 27-24, for an 8-0 season. Middlecoff’s nearest opponent Is Marge Burns and Charles Far- 29 at the Army Navy Country Ed Furgol, Royal Oak, Mich., who low. the Greensboro. N. C.. team Club, it was announced today. lost his first day lead yesterday which yesterday eliminated Mar- The first day will pit Army by slumping to a 1-over par 73, lene Bauer of Midland, Tex., and against Navy, with the winner seven strokes more than on Thurs- home the Air last day. pro Denny Champagne, 1 meeting Force, year’s up, faced Patty Berg of Chicago champion, on the second day. Only eight other players have and Earl Stewart of Dallas The 3-foot-high Leech Cup managed to shave more than two Miss Berg and Stewart ousted was donated in 1924 by Abner Y. LOANS strokes off par during either of Kathy McKinnon of Lake Worth, Leech. jr„ of Washington, a for- their first two rounds. Fla., and George Kinsman of mer treasurer of the United On Real Estate in the District of Columbia Leland Gibson, Kansas City, Three Lakes. Wis„ 1 up, to reach States Lawn Tennis Association. and Mo., and Old Munday, York, Pa., the round of four. A new trophy will be put in com- Nearby Maryland now tied with Pete Cooper, Ponte In the other petition this year when the No. 1 SEEKS LIMITED HONORS—Ellen Oberti of Ambassador Hotel championship Vedra Beach, Fla., at 140 for flight match of the day, Louise seeded men on each team com- Swimming Club tries for the District AAU backstroke 915 F Street 100-yard third place, each had 69s. Cooper Suggs and Toney Penna. Cincin- pete for the Risely Bowl. Organized 1879 junior championship in tonight’s meet at Eastern a swimming had 68 yesterday. nati pro, compete against Mrs. Branch Boys’ Club. That is the only event for which Miss Todd and LafTodn Tied. Eddie Bush of Hammond. Ind.,| Rams Trade Two Oberti is eligible, she having won the breaststroke Players freestyle, Harry Todd, Dallas, took a tem- and Clarence Doser of Scarsdale, and individual medley. N. porary first-day lead with a 68, Y. The Bush-Doser team, an- For Tackle Winkler but fell back with a second round other surprise entry, advanced By the Associated Press A record field of 125 swimmers Unawed all by the foreign com- 73 that a placed him in tie at 141 yesterday by beating Betty Mc- LOS ANGELES, Feb. 25.—The i Is lined up for tonight’s District petition. Takoma Park, Ambassa- with Ky Laffoon, St. Kinnon of Mount Pleasant, Tex., Los Angeles Rams today acquired AAU swimming meet at, Eastern Andrews, HI., who has carded a 70 and a 71. and Walter Burkemo of West 235-pound Tackle Jim Winkler of Branch Boys’ Club starting at 7 dor, Washington Boys’ Club and Knotted at 142 are Chandler Palm Beach. 3 and 2. Texas A. & M. for a back and a o’clock. Feature events are the YMCA also will shoot for national Harper, Portsmouth, Va., who had Mrs. Babe Zaharias and George tackle in a deal with the San junior national 50-yard freestyle honors. Ambassador CABINET pins its hopes a second round 68, and Clayton Bolesta were the 2-and-l victims Francisco 49ers. for women and the 150-yard junior on Ellen Oberti in the junior Heafner, Charlotte, N. C„ who of Miss Suggs. Lithia Springs, Hillary Chollet of Cornell, the national backstroke for men. Ga., national race. began with a 69. player, and Penna. Their back, and Tackle Clay Matthews LUMBER Altogether, 16 events are on the Roberta AshburnerJ victory Bill climaxed an exciting comeback of Georgia Tech were the program. Dyann Wilson, Dean Holt and Bob Nary, Los Angeles, and Jim players | • • from their outgoing nine which traded for Winkler. All were on Birch Henry Whitten of Robinson also will carry Ambas- Turnesa. Briar Cliff, N. Y., each Maple Plainfield, saw Zaharias the reserve • sador's have had 69s but now and Bolesta 2 up on list of the two clubs. Walnut • N. J.; Judy Lens, a Newark, N. J., colors. stand at White Pine 144 and the final victors. Ram Coach Joe Stydahar said lass, and Bettina Schwenk and Diver Jay Lent and Virginia! 145, respectively. • Oak • he expects Winkler an Cherry Barbara Merryman, both of Bal- Haggerty, Backstroker Ann Gran- Today’s field included 62 pro- Lrack outstanding line*~ • timore, are among the better- inger and Peggy Morris are primed fessionals and three amateurs who Negro Quintets Mahogany known out-of-town entries. The to put Takoma in the points. qualified for the final 36 holes On Plywood—All Types Twin Bill at Uline's Colhouer Cuits Grid j ] strong Women’s Swimming Asso- Two other District mermaids, by having scores of 150 or less. Two of the greatest STILLWA Okla., 2: ciation of New York is sending Mary Freeman and Barbara Ho- Ten other amateurs, all below 150, Negro pro- Special Millwork fessional basketball teams W.—Jake nouer, a guard o< down three girls and Chapel Hill, belmann, both competing unat- also were qualified. of all to Order time will share the Oklahoma nd M. College bowl N. C., will send a coming young tached. are potent entries in the The leaders: spotlight at Cary Uline Arena teams of and 1946, star in Susan Fink. junior national and Mlddlecoff -71-fifi—137 Tuesday night when today open races. -flH-73—133 the New announced LelandFd, York Renaissance Club leaving profes- Gibson _ 89-71_140 HESLOP Rod Munday _ 71-89_140 and Harlem Globetrotters are co- sional football take a job with Pete Cdpper -Z_ZZZ:Z72-0fL-14O featured in a an oil Saudi Lumbe Ky LafToon _ 70-71_141 twin bill.
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