•• THE EVENING STAB. Washington, D. C. C-4 MM«H W. IW r«MI. _ Change Seven Races Rules i LEISURE Slated During r>?gifc *; To Provide for i Ski Carnival DAVIS. W V*.. Jan. 24 (Spe- i cial*.—Ski races tomorrow and 2-Club Cities l Sunday and the crowning of a SPORTSMAN i queen tomorrow night are fea- NEW YOU*. Jan. 24 <*>.— i ture* of the Winter Carnival Los Angeles. New York. Phila- i sponsored by the Ski Club of delphia and Detroit can be two- TEST-FIRE BEFORE USING ' Washington. club cities like Chicago If base- Seven races In all are sched- ball changes Its rules as ex- i uled during the two-day com- pected at tomorrows Joint l petition on Cabin Mountain. jj meeting here. War Surplus Rifles The schedule is designed so | | Its Just in case anybody I that the races will not inter- skiing, 4Ht Pa V/, wants to make a move. There fere with recreational l,'mti has been no recent talk of a Turned Sporters i however. Into queen Nancy franchise shift and them is no The will be immediate prospect of a 10- By CHARLES COVELL Monacelli of Washington D C. v Hi team league or a third major Outdeer Editor i Gov. Underwood of West Vir- tyeague. It’s the in-between-season for the outdoorsman, i ginia Is scheduled to crown her Under present rules, it Is with hunting over and spring fishing yet to begin. 1 tomorrow night in ceremonies i Lodge. necessary to set unanimous ap- It’s also the time of year to make new tackle, work at the Blackwater |||V proval in both leagues for one A blessing of the skis cere- i major league team to move to | on guns and think about next season. i mony also will be held Sunday a city in the other major Being a confirmed do-it-yourselfer with an itch- t at St. Veronica's Church in league. In the future it would i ing workshop. I had to look into the subject of foreign Davis. * require only the approval of the i rifles. By foreign rifles. I mean club's own league. imported surplus military wea- a brass • barreled blunderbuss i Auxiliary to Start One of the chief points isi pons that can easily be con- that might have been used to that any city with a population i verted into sporters. repel boarding parties In the 8-Lesson Course ¦ of 2 millionor,more is eligible Past projects hsd ranged Revolution, a Confederate for a second big league team from a 16-foot outboard run- sniper's rifle made In Tennessee Boating Safety The nark must be not less than i about (now four seasons old and British-made Boyes anti- In 5 miles from the park of the but as good ag newt to pine tank that might Interest Division II of the Coast i rifle a Guard Auxiliary will start its existing club and other con- wainscoted recreation room, whale hunter. ditions, seating capac- gun&raithlng 1958 course in Basic Seaman- such as but would be Richards says the Carcano* ity. must be niet. brand new. ship and Safe Boat Handling carbines are the moat popular. February Commissioner Ford Frick Interject 4. Here it is time to a He said 6.000 have been sold The atght-lesson will said the leagues would con- ' warning. course Amateurs should con- locally in the year the store be under the supervision of Dr. STILL LISTENING—Dave Nicholson. 18- sider ending the bonus label on their to -1 fine efforts strictly has been operating. Karl F. Oerlem, division train- year-old schoolboy sensation, listens to the few remaining bonus play- polishing and cutting back the are ing officer. Session* will start another offer in his home at St. Louis as his ers *who received more that : stocks. Any of mechanical Then there Springfield work bought at 7:30 p.tn. in the Commerce mother, Lawrence Nicholson, lends 14 000 to sign*. The owners nature involving breech .30 06's back from our Mrs. an 1 or the Department Auditorium. 14th ear. The young outfielder, being deluged by killed the bonus rule last month 1 or barrel should be done by an allies. British Lee-Enflelds with but didn't make it retroactive short magazine in .303 caliber, street and Constitution avenue offers from major league clubs, may make his ; expert. , - to permit farming out of 7 mm. single shot rolling blocks N.W. decision Sunday. The Senators are in the Furthermore, the dealers In yqoungsters still carrying the made by Remington for Spam Hie course is open to all men bidding, which may reach SIOO,OOO.—AP stamp. these rifles warn that they and South America. 6.5 SURPLUS RIFLE MADE INTO SPORTER— and women Interested in boat- bonus rigidly mm. is Wirephoto. should be mounted and Norwegian Krags. .30 06 Ameri- Here a sample do-it-yourself protect for ing safety.' Included among the istring-flred before anyone tries war surplus rifle fans. At left. Sherman subjects are Seamanship. Aids surgeon can-made Enfield* and Russian to use them. A once 7.62 mm. MoßineNaganU. Cogan holds an original Italian Carcano cat to Navigation. Charts and Com- showed me the remains of a pass. Rules of the Road and Delany Seeksj There are also Mausers of bine. At right, the stock has been cut back ,rifle barrel that had burst, cost- and the carbine turned into a sporting fire- Safe Motorboat Operation. Nicholson Due to Settle -Ims a man part of hia hand be- several types. 11 mm. made Those interested should con- for Bouth American countries, arm.—Star Staff Photo. sides other injuries. tact Dr. Oerlein at 3012 Gaines- 20th Straight for Spanish govern- I While deer hunting last fall. 7 mm. the ville street. Washington 20, or ment and 7.65 mm. for Argen- • On Bonus Offer Sunday ! I saw several of these foreign call LU. 2-3041. Una. Win Tonight rifles In the hands of otheri ST LOUIB. Jan. 24 .4*l • I son 670.000 and start him . hunters. One was an Italian Several Objections Cited Nation's high with their Chattanooga farm <**). The schools arc ¦ i PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 24 Carcano carbine. The young Critics full of big. strong boys who of the Southern Association.! —Ron Delany shoots for his cite several objections. can i 1 owner had sanded and refln- Is wallop baseball, but the What does Dave have to 20th consecutive indoor victory First there the question of IiFORE AND AFT Brook Farm a ished the slock but otherwise safety. Richards not only major league clubs see some- inspire such spirited bidding? tonight in the mile run in the warns SISTAUSANT m had not altered it. that the gun* should be test- BY MALCOLM LAMBORNE thing special in Dave Nichol- "Nicholson could become a , star-studded Philadelphia In- The carbine’s light weight, a Country Stook j son. star." said Walter Shannon. quirer track meet at Conven- fired but urges that ammuni-j little more than 7 pounds, im- Uon size be checked carefully. j , 80 many big league scouts . Cardinal's farm director. "And tion Hall pressed me. With stock cut to *2.10 if he does, he could from Carelessness m putting the ' * are knocking on his door with , become a The Villanova Irishman sporting sise. it should be a wrong-sized Private Psrtirs 1 cartridge < great star. He's built like Dublin hasn't been defeated on into a Boat shows will soon be held builders in the bay area have 7101 Wnook*ilte Rd C he»» hae« bonus offers there's practically 1 pound lighter. r rifle can be very dangerous. | RrMrisUes*—Ol 1-IWJi a traffic jam. an ox.” the board's since he came to i her* and in Baltimore, as this taken space m the Armory. Frank Lane. Cleveland's the United States four years Heme Guard Weapons Then there is the question of | popular pastime "We could have held a ma'oi indoor for the Owens Yacht Co. of Dundalk. general manager, said Nichol- ago. posting IS- of his victories These Caicanos are mostly ammunition For many of the gains . plans display league meeting." said Glen winter months momen- Md to 27-foot. ' son has certain weaknesses, in- i over the mile route. A crowd I home guard weapons and con- calibers, of course, ammunition tum. 31-foot and 35-foot express Miller, farm director for the eluding just average speed and i of some 10.000 is expected for sequently only slightly used In Is available in most gun shops. : Chicago really Biggest of the shows south cruisers and a 31-foot sedan AUTO GLASS White Sox. "It's average meet, most > they These include .303, ] or* equipped to promptly ]! j an arm. but: the of the fans 735 mm. are I*3o models the .30 06. of New York, where the Na- cruiser. Cruis-Along of Solo- Wo high-powered competition." “The boy outstanding hoping they'll fabulous > manufactured 1*39 and 7mm. pay puto |ob | is an see the in Because For all others the tional Boat Show Is nearing its mons. Md, also will have four ; ] hondic flau ; Dave. It. is 6-foot-3 and prospect. He has the makings : of supply during store has military ammunition known ta tke iadattry. Delany shatter a record. of difficulties end. is the Chesapeake Bay models to display. weighs 217. His parents expect a great hitter. in for target use reloaded of home run Faces Speedy Held | the war. the Italian soldiers and Show. It opens February 21 Other exhibitors will include j| to announce Sunday which of , soft-nose The scramble at the Nichol-' the field continued to use the cartridges for hunt- ! In Baltimore* sth Amie Gay of Annapolis. Holi- 14 offers he'll accept. Delany, who admittedly runs ing. Regiment son home has become so fierce 1 old 6 5 mm. rifles. thiough day Yachts. Beetle Boat The Cleveland Indians an- only as fast as he has to. Foa the Armors and continues Works. Dave's father. Lawrence These surplus or captured Carcano. for in- February King a Cruiser and Dutch Pi- nounced they will go as high faces a field with a lot of speed budget- 26. Nicholson, took time off from 1 foreign arms appeal to stance. cartridge ca*es are rate. A large space will be SBO,OOO bidding. in Phil Coleman. Chicago Germany Locally. Washington Marina as in the bonus his job as a printer to help it. ' minded hunters because they made m and loaded devoted to windjammers. "HmkinyioN'i . lrom Brot Vice President Charlie Grimm Track Club star: Bobby Sea- in Co sponsors its own show • » appraise the offers. usually can be bought at very with soft-nose bullets Cali- 1 *» it* Mm **'' Chicago 4:01.4 target February 15 through" Febru- !; Knntcn \«mt of the Cubs arrived Dave dropped out of South- man. twice an outdoor | low puces. forma. The ammunition The long-awaited Johnson go mller; Jim Beatty, former ary 23. The location Is 1300 : • ;i today with instructions to wcat High School a year ago They are available through was made In Italy. super V-50 outboard has ar- L1.6-1234 LI. 4-1234 the limit. When his class graduated North Carolina runner, and supply on both the East Sjnce the Carcano Main avenue S.W„ and the houses carbine hours from B p rived in town. That is the JA. 2-1234 The Baltimore Orioles have Wednesday night he became Oeorge1 Kina, defending cham- and West Coast*. One of the seems the most popular de- are noon to m on weekdays to revolutionary outfit with the 1 MtWHttOtttmOtHWtttHC been reported talking in terms eligible for a major league offer. pion in the event represenlint ; firms that imports them Is spite the fact that ammunition ' and noon 5 many I p.m. Sundays. V-btock and other new of SIOO,OOO. In high school he was a star the New York A. C, should called liueramco. owned by is not available in every store, on By pace 1 Sponsors features. this week end. “I won’t say how much the both as a pitcher and an out- press Delany and perhaps ’ Samuel Cummings of Washlng- here is how to cut down the of the Baltimore world show have floor models will be in the MINUTE White Sox bid. but it was so fielder. He hit about .350. him to a new meet if not ton. a former 01. The weapons stock to make it into a sporter. ; announced some -1 exhibitors not hands of all area dealers. At high it scared me.” Miller said Nicholson says he won't record.1 arrive in Alexandria by ship- Remove the upper band and new seen before. this you them meet 4.0* Prominent among theae is the writing, can see 'On the scene for the necessarily join the club The record 1* 7. set load. bayonet stud. Remove the mid- at Nash Marine Supplies, Washington Senators, unac- making the highest offer. by Fred Dwyer of Villanova In company, called dle band and discard the upper Ancarrow Marine Co , of Rich- while world indoor Another mond Thats the outfit that Frank Meenehans on Four- customed to mingling in such "It depends, too. on what 1*53. the Hunter's Lodte. also owned by hand guard. Remove the two 1 teenth street and Washington mark is Ounnar Nielsen's guard sella the 620.000 goldplater of a a market, is Vice President kind of salary I'm offered and 1 1 Cummings, sells them by mall trigger screws to de- 1 Marina, and by tomorrow at Delany turned in speedboat with mile-a-minute Joe Haynes. The Senators where each club wants to send ' 4:03.0. a : order. A third. Ye Old Hunter, tach the stock. Cut back the 1 Boat Center In Silver Spring * speed, are prepared to offer Nichol- me In the minors.” he said. 4:05 last week In Boston and retails them In Alexandria. stock, then sand and reflntsh. 1 tall fins. ete. and Patuxent Marine in Hy- - — | reportedly re- Even Huck Finn raft will he Just had This firm Is headed by an Alex- incidentally. Richards says, if a atlsville. from a back injury be shown, one of the offerings *• covered andrian. John C. Richards you ruin the atock there are 1 * * plenty replacements of the Richmond Cedar Works. CAR WASH Other Tap Events Sherwin Cogan of 2116 F of for SI.OO Amato Taneal. the wiry little the store each. Two of the best established >ftr llodrrn f giiipmcni Other outstanding events on i street N.W.. manages Filipino who is a favorite of the program include: New Firm Supplies Part* everyone in the power racing SIMONIZING POLISHING game Washington, is BOWLING M-yard high hurtles— Ellas the around One of the drawbacks to ready to part MOTORS-CHASSIS Gilbert of the Winston-Salem guns with his beloved WITH HOD THOMAS 1 purchase of foreign-made j u 48-hydro Joy. Amato is pre- Teachers will attempt to out- obtaining STEAM CLEANED Is the difficulty of pared to raffle it to help sprint tuch speedsters as Willie off « V W -n P M In cl son O MUir> ' parts and to this end a fourth Capital Power Boat Association Stevens of Texas A&I tnd company has been organized, Special Rates on Taxicabs Charley Pratt, decath- raise money for its annual July Capping a big week end for ! fee covers cost games. national headed by Richards. It Is s of champion. regatta. “L"ST. AUTO WASH. Inc. duckpin and tenpin bowlers, the •• • a'• lon the Potomac Arms 600-yard run—Joe Oaffney, known as The way it was cooked up IIM-20tk St NW ST 3-2419 country's finest women duck- Important to Washington's : Corp. former Villanovan; Charley the other evening at the Art pinners will converge tomorrow i chances in the National Match Cummings imports every- McDougalls. Jenkins. 400-meter Olympic CPBA will receive at the Bladensburg Bowling I Game Championship to be held thing from .22 caliber rifles to all over a base figure. And Center for the 27th annual ] March 7-9 at Colonial Village champion from Villanova, Just cannon. They are even rounding into form: Bob Mc- 3-inch j Amato h*s set that so low the Juxt Arrived United States Classic. Jeanne is a special qualifying test contemplating bringing in: quite Murry. Morgan Bute, and Tom dub should make a bit. The smooth, now Cunningham of Bridgeport. which opens tomorrow at the | World War II German tanks, The rig includes a Croslev Conn., defending ; Murphy. Manhattan, should already will be the Hi-Skor with shifts at 4:30 and and an order for one ( engine and trailer. Joy has a champion. 7 pm. Eight games will be produce a thrilling race. books. 1.000-yard Poland's is on the new deck and last fall was run- JOHNSON Washington's last winner was rolled at the Hi-Skor and seven run Many of the weapons are of ning very Zbigniew Oryval. Harry Bright well. Lillian Carleton. 1054 Head- the following Saturday at the only to collectors. There's worry. Super in of the New York Pioneer Club | use Don't Amato wxm't See-Mor*« ing strong group from the Duckpin Club in Fairfax. after the V-50 a and Bruce Lockerbie of the be on the beach win- this time will be Frances The three top finishers in the is area New York Athletic Club, are the ner announced. He has Now you can have Wilson, the winner in 1944 15-game test will qualify for THE HUNGRY another 48 in mind. your power and con- Beryl Moyer. Ginnie the National. Already qualified, top contenders. Others are i Charley (Deacon) versation, too. Johnson’s Siegel. Ruth Raney. Elizabeth through their showings in the 2-mile mighty "V" University SPORTSMAN Two Beagle Trials new engine Kluttz. Bing Moen. Alice Beall. 30-Game Classic, are Bobby Jones of the of lowa gives you purring power Rita Welch. Lorraine Gulli. Mayhcw. Billy Stalcup. Pat Cre- runs against Gordon McKenzie lT EDDIE MEIER This 50 hp—smooth I " I ¦ Slated Week —a full : Charley of the Pioneer Club and John quiet only Lvn Kuczek. Millie Stadtler scenzi. Beall. Norman Rice Two be*gle trials are sched- and as a “V Walsh. Mary Clement. Titus and Billy Bursey. Macy. a Polish refugee attend- Ruddles and can be’ Vivian and rice will put a uled this week end The Oertha Wilson. Helen Burrows In the same event. Billy MU- ing Houston University. Ruddle* a to everything but your Hagerstown Club will have U and Irene Malitz. chou and Wayne Souder earned Manhattan is favored in i stop plan Sunday at relays chomping at dinner table. B trial the TRADES V*? Ten games will be rolled in their $lO entry fees in the spe- both the mile and 2-mlle i the running grounds Williams- : Plllet the breast meat off six near A-tr On Siiplag five-game blocks, with shifts cial test. All of the entry money with Villanova a mile threat if port. ruddy ducks and soak the 12 slated at 1 pm., 3:45. 6:30 and will go into the prize fund of Delany runs on the team. The Apple Valley Club of the Jobes 30 minutes in salt water. 9:15. National. water, Winchester will have plan B ** * * i Pete Sanlora. District chair- Place In pan. cover with AAU Swim Season 2 bay leaves and simmer trials tomorrow for the Eastern big man for the tournament, point- add Federation of Beagle The first match at the untU meat Is tender. each BOATING AWARD FOR THE STAR—Harry Clubs and Shirley Tenpin Bowl will ed out today the importance of To Ooen With Meet Cu* Sunday for the South new , lobe into 3 pieces. Smith (right), advertising representative Atlantic at pm tomorrow filling Washington s quota of The Disti let AAU competitive E. Association of Beagle Clubs. be held 9 , Spread 1 cup cooked rice in of receives a of Merit iHesa a 700 Club nin; contestants with the best swimming season begins at 2 The Star, Certificate The grounds Shade's NO. 7-6300 with team from the . buttered casserole, add duck presented to The Star bv the National Asso- are at battling an all-star lineup as- available talent The National pjn. tomorrow when the winter 1 Park, 4'i miles east of Win- . meat, cup diced celery. j cup 14th and U Sts. N.W. by Jimmy Match Oame Championship U age group swimming 1 ciation of Engine and Boat Manufacturers sembled Moore. A novice ‘ diced green pepper, another chester. be for growing in stature and says South- for “newspaper leadership in boat advertising collection will taken the It meet will be held at the ‘ cup* Legion. rates sup- Boys cup cooked rice and 2 of ADVERTISEMENT. ADVERTISEMENT. Bowlers Victory hrre that it all-out east Club. Seventeenth canned tomatoes pressed and lineage and the promotion recreational port from the hast city. and Massachusetts ave- . Moore's bowlers, who pack street ' through sieve. Dot with but- boating and allied water sports” during 1957. distinctions, *• * * nue B.E. Klieforth, varied are Ira ter. cover and bake 40 minute* i! Ralph G. president of the associa- Rodgers, To the Washington Women's There will be 13 events each tion, Hand. Biff Vern Ash- j in moderate oven (350 degrees >. makes the presentation at the National 100% Pun Imported Cashmere bacher. Bob O'Neill and Jack Tenpin Association goes the for boys and girls from I Motor Boat Show in New York. not to speak of the distinction of staging the first through 16 years of age. Medals I
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