ARNOLD WANTS ITSA GREAT DAY WILLSON HONORED THE EVENING STAR Potomac Leading Washington, D. C. Obscure Pro Saturday, July 2, 1960 Racing A-13 II Make Potomac Poloists Reach Pony Club Rally Mystic May - BI%TH RACl—Puna, $1,000; pace; In Final Day B classified; 1 mile at BALTIMORE Adias A.BO 3,00 Leads Flint Peak Against Peruvians Lady 'Legum) 3.00 Mel Boxwood (Thompson) 8.40 3.20 Potomac Pony Club teams are Delaware Ednamite Hi Le (Kelly) A.20 July 2 (AP). l< • RESULTS Bear. Elm FLINT, Mich., By ROBERT B. PHILLIPS field the ball leading at the end of first day . True Jack Forst. Lone History so soggy that was - Ash —A 23-year-old pro golfer who of the two-day rally Forbes. Will. Saccharin Hanover. Contributing Writer regional ' FIRST 780(1' trot:;; Tima. 2:07%. JOSEPH B. KELLY C. V. Whitney’s mired out of play. Smashing RACK—Furte. By Batcheller: hhasn’t won in a dozen tour £being held at F. G. Harting’s ! maiden, 1 mile Vo'r (Hx’o) 45.00 17.60 .1.60o Star Racing Editor slim one-stroke Potomac’s polo squad hit the assaults from the Peruvian RACE—Purse. Lone Wolf, 108, no boy; Melvin e>events held a ! hHome Stretch Farm, north offH.me.l'ekSenate. Gray (Crank) 0.00 1.80o SEVENTH $1,000; 'pace B classified: 1 mile. 2.—C. Ielead as the peak of its season last night at Star Lolo Rizo-Patron Gallant Kid (Wathen.,r.) 7.00O STANTON, Del., July H. Lord today $52,000 Flint t set up PPotomac, Md. Jet Dream 4.00 3.00 Schlosberg’s Gregor, Maanolla' Girl. Atta Chief. Cats IS (Kelly) 13.60 moved into the Travilah indoor arena in r Jimmy Dee (Savage) 2.60 2.20 Mahlon Kline’s n was °Open tournament two to tie the Green Spring Homes Pony r Hunt. Marty's Lett B. Dream Sonr Mystic M. quick goals game. Hi Mite 3 00 1118, Philip Grimm; William 6-4 from J Time. 2:1214. Lo’s (Watkinson) Its second round. snatching a victory Club sent B and C team to } Colo Up. Magis. Banner’s Brother. out to make history at Dela- It not broken until the a Ingram’s Scotland, 117, Nick Mich., the visiting Peruvian team. was .Amerironna Direst. Time. 2:04%. Davey Hill, a Jackson, the rally. SECOND RACE—Purse. >800: pace: final ! EIGHTHRACE—Purse, $5,000; trot; ware Park today by becoming iShuk; Carlton A. Hunt’s Sabo- nnative who now out of , moments of the game. , i maidens: 1 mile. 1 mile. plays Capt. Frank Willson, whose Each team is marked five 6.10 'i.Bn 7.10A and on - Direeter Pick (Laytan) Durban Chief (Cobb) 3.00 2.80 2.20 the first horse ever to win both tage, 109, no boy. Mrs. shot In the sixth after ->.60 '.’.10 £Denver, a 4-under-par brilliant defensive play held I chukker, pphases: Stable a . Flaahy Offset (Crank) Red Top 'Leiumi 9.20 A.20 management, 1 3.00n Jules Gomez’ Half Acre, 107, Halter Sneet Step (Wathen.,r.) Deacon Dean (Waldo) 3.60 stakes the and also 336-32—68 in the first round down the chances of Cunningham had Etta Mae To- '¦, a on grass scoring f uwritten test and three mounted 1 Whatson's Special. Wish Bone. Hanover, Scotch Dealre aLudwlg no boy. smacked in his baccoland. Jewel Heir. Honest Bomb. Gal. the dirt yiyesterday. the young and aggressive South i fourth score, tests. Cindy Lockhart Royal, on course. Time. 2:09. aJulian Time. fellow with Frank Willson scored Potomac’s Nathan 2:05%. Hill, a thin a Americans, received the Latin i Col. Rolo Pain of the British DOUBLE PAID $119.09 0 aJ Stable Last month the 6-year-old Joseph L. Arnold, who 1 DAILY Mersky entry. ccrewcut who only a year ago American challenge trophy of- . sixth goal with a quickie in French-bred horse took the headed the syndicate that Army staff judged the dressage ! THIRD RACE —Purse, 1800; trot:;; I „was an assistant pro at the fered this year by the Ambas- ¦ the fading seconds of the game. „ NINTH RACE —Purse. $800; pace: Turf yesterday. The cross country o Brandywine Handicap. purchased Bally Ache before » 1 Chaltdale Lady (Sar'e) 25.40 10.00 &M c classified. 1 mile Kalamazoo (Mich.) Elks Coun- sador of Peru. The The opening match of the . Hamotretck Harry (Lenin) 5.68 2-86 choice presenta- £course and the stadium Dillon 2.40 220 Today he was a 2-1 to the Preakness, said here yea-? jump- dhlasala's (Clahassey) 2.2<1n Jeff (Stokley) 3.10 led such notables Memorial Bomb A.40 try Club, as tion was made by the Chilean i>Sherman five-goal 2.20q Iktr (Murphy) 3.80 win the $23,750 Diamond State, terday that he has a group f, ing today will determine which 1 dhQaaHty Girl (Fleming) Gene Littler sind Bolt. Ambassador. arnettown Sarah (Brewer) 4.20 Tommy scheduled last IBuke. Lord Victory Mister Gallon, Hedgewood Son. a mile-and-a-sixteenth test on interested in purchasing the [tournament, teams will go to the national Sky Liner. Time. 2:1()%. Pingo. Tips Brooke Littler was second with 34-35 night, was postponed because dh Dead heat for third. Scot. Dark Baby Admiral Byrd. Time, the flat oval, against nine rivals. unbeaten 2-year-old Itsa Great The game was played for the . rrally on Long Island. 2:07. £ while Bolt was 669 in a four- of the wet arena. It will be Attendance. 3.814; handle, $215.- Day, ownetf by W. Logan Grier, benefit of the Chilean Relief f Leading B team is Capt. Lynnr Mrs. Ada L. Rice’s Rare Rice $860: pace c. 885.. way tie for third at 70 with played off between B FOURTH RACE—Purse. jr. of Milford, Del. Fund. Belvoir cGarrett and Bon Robin 1 C classified: 1 mile. was of 119 Soir, X) sharing top weight Miss (Okley) « OO A (Hl Fred Hawkins, Ted Kroll and and Stoney Creek clubs at a Bessy ?0.0» told Arnold the colt is the indoor-out- j. and Hi Li. Hart- Dee 6.40 .4.(Ml with Mystic II and fig- Grier Attempting ' Hughes Trippe ¦ Lorraine (Webb) pounds jJohnny Pott. ’ later date. 7.0(1 door for and .. Zulu Queen (Lowden) ured to be his chief trouble not for sale, but the Kentucky game the first time ing Farnley Syrian. Helper 1 Grand H. H Rilma Mitewvn. Broad- i- ;; < Hill’s only two 3 4 5 victory ip 12 6 Final i, . Noel. Erla s Boy indicated that he and borrowed the «... “is Offutt. way Limited. Meadow FISHING PARTIES maker. attorney using ponies, 0 0 0 x x x <) Patsy ;• i; years as a in the Alfonso Hidalgo Time. 2:08»s. pro was Mariano Prado xxx 0 0 would offer more money than Peruvians showed almost classic 5 0 0 C team is San- Pace; of clear weather Lolo Leading Capt. ’ $800; SIX OR A prediction 1959 Michigan Open. His best Rizo-Patron 0 1 0 2 0 0 3 FIFTH RACE —Purse, >: OF LESS! ;> the $150,000 Grier turned down. !. mallet work and team play inI Antenoir Rizo- d Melton and Cinderella Belle p C classified: 1 mile to attract dy Rew’d 7.in 6.8(1 was expected help nfinish on the tour was a sev- Patron 010000 1 , D’fs’y (Crank) 13.00 ' Boat Maverick. Harbored at ] ’ Itsa Great Day is scheduled first half of al- 16.20 8.8(1” fans. the the game, Mark Cunningham and Apertif.. Countrymen (Churchman) . ' Kentmorr Marina on Chesapeake <. 22,000 enth-place tie in the 9.2(1 Ito make his next start here Hot t Total 4 c 4 Queponco Lady (E. Banks) 5 miles east of Bay Bridge. £ though they stood on the short rBrad Smith and Two-tone and ,r Chambers, s Potomac 1 2 3 4 5 6 Final a Page Elkington. True Wilma. Major < . Capt. Sonny Schult. Phone eve- ' ? Jockey Arthur in the $20,000-added Springs Open three months J; • Farvel. Greek Star Monday end of a 4-2 count at the end of 0 £ Coleman and Bonnie. Moraka. Mighty r '> TAvlor 7-8314. % If he f Dick Moran OOOxxx Bobby nines who has ridden Mystic II to Christiana Stakes. aago. takes this one he Frank Stallone __xxOxxx () t Time, 2:09%. three chukkers. 0 rHelper Sally Kneipp. both of his stakes victories this ggets top money of $9,000. Jerry Shields _OxxOO() is, “I believe Mr. Grier is sincere The fourth period probably 7 Halter Cun’gham 0 1 20 0 1 4 and f Prank Willaon 100 0 0 1 2 season the Brandywine in that the colt is not Dtve Hill 36-33—68 saying the played this IT* ' fastest _ gSene Littler was yearr irw Bowie’s Southern Maryland—- for but he 34-35—69 Total t sale, might change rGolf 40 117 LIKE NEW 1959 Barbour Robert Corle, who leads ' start. biBob Goalby 34-3771 Maryland 27 FT. OWENS EXPRESS. ’57 Twin Al Geiberger 35-38—7: i and 1933 to be second to Mrs. . Mrs. Glick qualified with an comfortable family sloop j SUPER DE LUXE TROJAN SEA QUEEN CENTURY 1958 all mahogany. 16 ft , ab r h rbl ab r b rbl B'chee.lb 5 0 10 Dick cond. Sail thia inci. Lvnch.lf 1110 Knight 36-37—7: wekend, $4*25 , —l5 ft,. 68 in. beam, 35 h.p John-)I navy top. cover, special $395 Bruton.c( 5 12 2 Javier.2b 3 3 10 1 Post,lf 3 0 10 5 1 3 o Glick in this department. 80 in the Womens’ State Ama- 4-7412. Thomas.lf Gene Cotchonls 38-35—7- [ ( motor,_Oß. son elec., generator, battery and INBOARD RUNABOUT. 10 ft., 5 13 2 Cah m.rf 4 12 0 H A on.lb 1111 Banto.3b 5 o 0 o I Logan.ss Rick Jones 36-38—L Two weeks Mrs. Glick four strokes ! box. 2 tanks, steering, remote, wind-, special $795. 5 3 2 ago. teur, higher 10 with oars I equipped, Mths.3b 5 0 11 White.lb 2 2Rob n.lb 5 12 0 Kidn H,2b 3 1 2 1 a : than'j ROWBOATS—complete John Molenda 37-37—? i shield, cover; good cond.; $895. HE Bank financing POTOMAC MARINE, 0 Borer.3b 5 0 3 3 0 0 0 lost rlMrs. and anchors. Built for I Aaron,rf 5 11 Bailey.c 4 110 4Zim r.2b 2 Max Evens 36-36—7 [ in the Baltimore City Frank Cush, the medalist outboard 9-0486 6900 Wise, ave . OL. 6-1065. 0 2 0 Musial It 4 0 2 1 HOaines 0 0o 0 30 0 0 motors ejass CLAR- I | C aton.lf 5 Hegan.c Ernie Vossler 37-37—7 First condition. 10 Olenn.lt 10 11 0 0 10 0 0 women's final to Mrs. Joseph and defending from ENCE B Md. Phone MK. 55 with con- Adc k.lb 20 Henry.o 0 0 sAltman Jackie Burke 37-37—7. [ i champion PHIPPS. Deale. ] NEW FINNBUILT LAPSTRAKES. 18% 40-H.P. MERCURY 3 110 30 0 0 n.ss 40 12 0 and and extra 2Dark.lb Bp’cer.sa McMi Tappe.c O 0 O Jim Ferree 37-377 i Singhass, a mother from Argyle. Mrs. Glick had to UNiversity 7-2480. j and 21 ft.; outboard inboard, trols prop; perf. cond., Lau.c 10 0 mas.ss 0 0 o 0 5 o o o 1 o o o young i! go waters; Pr. Frederick 4 O Chacon,2b lOG’rnert Goosle ! copper riveted; built for bay $295. 581-W-4. 40 0 1 J. C. 38-36—7 14-FT. MOLDED PLYWOOD RUN- Sd’nat.Cb 10 0 0 Flood.ct 10 11 o o 0 0 Ellicott City. But in the State all the beat On at 820 7Jones Freem’n.D Bill Girard 37-377 } : way to Miss Saw- ' ABOUT with 35-h.p. Johnson out- $990 to $1,840. display IBM SHELLCRAFT day cruisei. 2-h.p. Nbart.p 2 0 0 58'atski.e Newc’be.p 3 0 1 o 3Averill 1 0 0 0 ¦ defeated Sing- cover, ski 0 Sam Snead 37-377 trailer, boat rompl. equip . U motor; loaded with extras; 3Haas till Jacks’n.p 2 O 0 Brosnan.o I 0 O 0 Elston.p 2 0 10 CABIN CRUISER. $2,100. Hillman Robbins | seated Mary Ann Sawyer, 15- hass, 2 and 1, Mrs. 5 and like new: $950. EL. 0-6125.1* BP. 3-4*52. n.p 0 0 0 0 McDiel.p 10 0 0 1 0 0 0 0000 35-397 ¦ Cush, 105 Chrysler Ace marine eng with McM flHouse Sch'oth.p Art Wall 1 00 0 Brldkes.p 00 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 36-38—7 links and 20' CRAFT head; must sell; first $2,200; will 4Sp’sler Grim.p llTh’cker 10 Walter Burkemo • year-old public player, . 3, Miss Schiller, 5 and 4. CORRECT (Debonaire) 1966 OWENS 22-ft. inboard express 1 00 0 Dullba.n 00 0 0 0 0 37-37—7 demonstrate. See by appt. Midway Jay.p BMar'n,2b 10 Dow speedboat, like new. 215 Interceptor, cruiser. S-S radio, depth finder; ex- 0 o Flnsterwald 36-38—7’ i B’dette.p 00 0 0 fiMoryn 10 very fast, seats fl: very beautiful boat, after __fl Pm cond. RO. ¦ Brogllo.p 0 0 0 0 Totals 4fl512 5 Totals 44 3 10 3 Jerry Magee 37-377 i upholstery throughout; $2,950. VI. tras;_A-l Bj-3300. Jay Habert 16-H.P. SCOTT OUTBOARD MOTOR. 1 Walked for Lynch in 3d; 2 Struck 36-38—7' i Ei.( O ’4B 36*ft. sedan cruiser; re- Han Leonard 9-8219. like $135. LU. 4-4277. Total, 44 714 7 TotaU 37 Sl2 8 out for H Anderson in 3d: 3-Orounded 40-34—7. newj_ cently repowered, just passed rigid Monte Bradley CRUISER. out for Morehead in 6th: 4 Ran for 38-367' 1957 23-FT. OWENS 120 TROJAN 1957 21-ft. cab cruiser. survey; S.-S. radio, auto, pilot, depth Bob Spence 37-377- h.p.: sleeps 3; like new; accessories 1 Hit Into torceout for Schoen- Kindall in 6th: 5 Grounded out for i Mrs. Stone Takes Compl. refinished. Equipmt. incl. indicator; many extras; $12,500, CO. In incl available win- dlenat In sth; 2 Binkled for Adcock Hagan in 9th: fl Grounded out for : immediately; $3,200. spotlight, elec, windshield wipe r . 627543. MAJOR _ 3 Singled tor NoWebart In 7th; Brosnan in 11th; 7 Singled for Chacon LEAGUE OL. 2-9275. ter coat, foam cushions, etc. $2,295 7th: 26-FT. ’56 CHRIS-CRAFT sports fiisher. Struck out tor McMahon In, oth, in 12th; R Hit into force play for or make offer. OWNER APOARD 4 House Golf 11-FT. PLYWOOD SPEEDBOAT, Elgin man cabin cruiser; in yacht condition. for Smith in Sth; 0 Grim in 12th: 9 Ran for Bailey in Court Sat. and Slip F-25. Colum- 5 Filed out break trailer. 35-h.p Elgin motor. Sun Pm. Completely equipped. Columbia Is- Fouled out for Dullba In Oth 12th: 10 Grounded out for Tappe in LEADERS bia Island or call CL. fl-0282 eves. fully equipped. RB. 6-8232. . land. $4,800. KI 9-6147 or DI. 12th: 11 Called out on strikea for BALTIMORE Mrs. F. E. Stone won low net motor. Mercury; for MR HOUBTON MILWAUKEE oon 000 403 o—7 Schaffernoth in 12th. PEMBROKE, 1980 Custom—27 ft ex- It-FT. ELGIN, 10-h.p. j-HflflJLjisk I—B trailer; $250 or best offer. LU. 2- ST. LOUIS 20 401 000 press cruiser. Considered new. Com- 11' ALL-MAHOGANY Century, motor; 030 000 000 in the three-day President’s SI AMERICAN LEAGUE 8798 from 4 ’til CINCINNATI 002—ft GRADED pletely equipped and additional ex- 9_p m. all controls, like new. $495. Call CHICAGO 000 021 000 000—3 ATTING • Cup golf tournament yesterday r i (bared on 140 or more at tras. WA, 7-8107. 1947 STEELCRAFT. 26 ft., Chrysler Hagerstown. Md . RE. 9-5927. PO-A Mil- E— Jackson. Javier batri—Gentile. Baltimore. .335: Mln- Crown; good cond ; sleeps 4; asking ! FREEi PARKING AND PICNIC AREA—- ADULT instruction classes to waukee. Louie. 30-10 (two E—Santo. PO-A —Cincinnati, 36-1«; at Court House with 301-93 -' Ch'CAko. 1 sailing 29-14; St. Kin- .330; Runnels. Boston. ON $1.995, OT. 4-5144. be held DI. run — 36-13. DP—Hegan to \ ar ’ DANES THE BAY’ HOTEL AND Call 7-0112 or out when winning scored!. DP Chicago. HANDICAPS N' W Y°rk 328; Bmlth day SO. dall; Brosnan to McMillan: Santo to RESTAURANT. Also fishing boat. $4 j $•» FT. UTILITY runabout; shelter 5-54 85 eves. Jackion to White: Lau to Mathews: 208. Chic ao 'l"o ' ' ' McMillan Cha- . 7 a m.. 1 7 m shin, to Adcock: White to Zimmer to Bouchee: to New head: daily p.m., p : caoin. 95 h.p. Chrysler, hvd. Logan Cottier to BUNS—-Mail'tl'- York. 60; Maris. SCOTTIE CRAFT cabin cruiser, Dark. con to Robinson. no reservations necessary. Through fast and seaworthy A-l cond. $l.- 20-FT. Cottier to Logan to LOB—Cincinnati. Post Time 8:?O p.m. orl! 4P; Ku- Orammaa; Mrs. J. R. McWilliams was Si ¥, ' M'noso. Chicago. 301— 7-4283 complete, sleeps 2; Gray marine in- 8. St. 13. 13: Chicago. 8. Daily 9:10 New on Rte. 468, UN. 750 LOB—Milwaukee. Louis, Double Closes p.m. bek. York, and Allison, Deale._ Md_UN motor; 8 2b—Lynch. Thomas, Bouchee, Rob- Wash- board ready to go: bargain, 2B Boyer- White. Javier. FIRST RACE—Purse. S 800: C trot second ington. 43 12 FT., 7% H.P. Johnson. 1958 Gas RA inson. Post. 8F— with 276-60—216. Mrs. .$2,200 fl-0078 or MISS WARD. Jackson. 3b—Will, Kindall. 1 mile. RUNS tank N. Mc- Cunningham. ¦ BATTED IN—Marls. New York. [231 FT. INBOARD mahogany’plank—- and trailer, $3OO. 1612 Alpine :--, :(il McMillan. Le 5. Mabel Hi (James) 3- Bruce Bollerman won low 4 ntlle Baltimore. 54. Hansen.: small cabin. 80 h.p, Chris Craft: A-l Kinley rd , Ari., Va. Winner—Frim il-l). Loser—Elston i gross S £ i..°' ' t ao 2. Crofton Hanover (Uckson) Baltimore. Mlnoso. RE. SKEE CRAFT 1959 1 W-ft h ; 35-h n. Ip h r er bb ?-• [ Chicago, and cond.; ideal for fishing. 5-5664 59 (4-4). 4. Lyde New SPEClAL—factory fresh 14-foot motor, " 6 8 5 (Merskyi 4- with 255 total and Mrs. York 4B Johnson electric starter, sleeps Nottebart 7 h r er bb ao 9. i a A. J. . - - i inboard Lone Star fiberglas runabout; wind- ? 0 0 ip Guy’s Queen (Russo) 9-! HlTS—Mlnoso, LATE MODEL 16 ft. Higgins 2. fully equipped, many extras. UN, McMahon 2 1 0 0 xNewcombe6 9 3 3 2ft Chicago, 87; Runnels. upholstered seat 0 fl Radar Jim (Wilcutts)s- Boston. with 75 h.p grey marine; eompletely shield. steering, . 7-2382. (L, 2-31. 11 11 O 0 Lyons was second with 85: Smith. Chicago, 83: xajay Brosnan 4 1 o 0 3. 262. refinished with all extras; includes a few left at $495 Plenty of ? One Desire (Wathen) 12- [ re ' 4 Elston 6V3 4 2 2 2 2 Allison. BOAT 0 0 3. Erina Hanover (Murphy) i Washington. 16 CENTER, INC. 26-FT. Broglio (W. 7-41 1 0 0 1 Schaffernoth . 1 0 0 0 0 3- BOATS STEELCRAFT; sacrifice. $1,600, 4. Lone Elm Reedy TRIFLES-—Fox. 4017 BLADENSBURG RD. KLEPPER FOLDING ave. xßrldgea pitched to one batter In x two batten in (Floyd) 4- : Chicago. 6; Aparicio. I 400 Maine s.w¦ TE 0-3840 Faced 7th. ? In 10th. 2. Lil’s Gertie (Legum) 9-' Chicago, and - 9th: xxPltcher to two battery HPB—By Freeman (Kasko). U Snyder. Kansas City, OPEN SUN. AND THE 4th I World famous double and single seat Dascoli Secory. fl. Direct Queen (Belotet6- o. Brandt and PB Lau. U Vargo. Donatelli. Conlan and Burkhart. I Hansen. Baltimore. folding kayaks with sailing gear, Crawford. Menton T—3:43. «. If Marina on Bay Aaron.rf 5 12 3 Gram's.2b for Title 2, Lightnin Bill (Long) Piersail. Cleveland. 9. II 14'ALUM. BOAT, running Chesapeake ' 2 Playing 8. 8- PATUXENT MARINE 513 Royal Hl Le (Myer) PITCHING on or more de- Adcock,lb 30 10 Cun am.rf Johnny Walker in a q ! (based 7 lights _> $539 $439 Rentals, Inc. 10- | tag-team Annapolis Boat 28pang’er o 1 0 o Flood.cf 5 110 6. Blaze McEllen (Hazen) ! cisions)—Coats, New York. 9-0. 17' MOLDED MAHOGANY 4602 Annapolis Rd . Bladensburg Md 0 413 7. Tomah (no driver) 15- match At Eastport Marina Piche.p 00 0 Boyer.3b 1 Hugh Lynch, top seeded, plays i wrestling last night atti 1.000: Brown. Baltimore. 7-2, .778; i $1,099 $899 Daily. 9 to 6 Friday. 9 to 9 BLau 1 0 0 0 Spencer.ss 3 0 12 FOURTH RACK—Purse, $BOO. c Marlboro Estrada. Baltimore, and Perry. Cleve- 14' CREBTLINER ARABIAN , P O Box Iflflft.Annapolis. Md. WA 7-420'1 110 Buddy second pace: 1 Motor Raceway. Phone 7-7205 Cov’ton.lf 4 0 0 0 White.lb 4 Goeltz, seeded, mile land' 8-3. .727: B Daley. Kansas $079 $545 COlonial 30 0 Glenn.lf 42 2 0 3 Duffy’s Scotch (Murphy)3- City. Crand’l.c 0 in the final of the division J Arnold Skoaland needed v l 10-4. .714. 20' HOUSEBOAT on pon- 30 boys’ Irish Port 7- only 30 0 0 Smith.e 11 5 'Wilcutts) STRIKEOUTS—BunnIng. toons. INSURE-FINANCE Cottier.2b 8 Kathv Detroit. 99: VALUE $4,000, I 3Haas 00 O 0 SGibaon 00 0 0 of the Greater Washington Byrd (Cameron) 4- i 16 minutes to dispose of AngeloOl Pascual. Washington. 91. Bell. now 1 5- Cleve- $3,000 4Ma’la.2b 0 0 0 0 Johnson.c 0 0 0 0 R X. 'Egan) and I land. 86: Wynn. Chicago. 63: Wtl- Franchised dealer for Mercury. Crest- WITH CONFIDENCE 1 3 0 junior tennis tournament 2 Shot McClenny (Long) 9- i Savoldi, Frankie Gravette Arnold C. Gay Bru't.p.2b 2 0 10 Slm’ona.p 11 today c helm and Estrada. Baltimore. 61. liner. Aristocrat and Sampson. 0 0 fl Edison Hanover (Umstead) 8- IDark.lb 1111 McDan l.p 0 0 won two of three falls from WA. 7-7700’ at the Sixteenth and Kennedy 9- 4V2 % INTEREST Broglio.p 0 0 0 0 4 Direct Rainbow (Myer) } n NATIONAL LEAGUE 7 Cardinal Buster (Hubbard) 15- Margie Yacht Yard streets courts. i Ramsey. , BATTING (Based on 140 or more at DAY SAILING UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY FIFTH RACE—Purse, $800: C pac< Totala 38 5 115 Totals 35 713 7 bats)—Mays. San Francisco. 361 rl Lych beat David Pao, 6—l. 1 mile. DEMONSTRATORS ONLY 10% DOWN t Honor 3- i Larker. Los Angeles. .:545; Clemente. I SALES 1 Doubled for Brunet In Sth; 2 Ran 1 Up (Egan) Pittsburgh. CHRIS-CRAFT Cottier 7—5, and Goeltz knocked out 5 First Mate 4- .338: Ashburn, Chicago Ii(l bit per ft. hour rental with 10 hr. Adcock in Bth; 3 Walker for iMurphy) high-interest for and Groat. Pittsburgh, cash 2 on Why pay rates and other Haas in 5 Ran fl Allen Reward (Davis) 5- 333. i deposit, and bits weekends).’ FOR in Bth; 4 Ran tor Bth: Ron Goldman, 6—3, 6—2, in RUNS—Mays. San “WE HAVE MANY PROSPECTS 5 unnecessary charges for .so-called Smith In Bth; 8 Walked for Javier 3 Neighborly (Myer) 6- ! MINOR LEAGUES Francisco. 66; I YODR BOAT. WHY NOT TRADE for Hoak. HOUSE OF JASON, LTD. ! "Package Deals?” When we repre- Ran for Crowe in Bth: 8 semifinals 4 Kernel Don (Hubbard) fl- Pittsburgh. 54; Ashburn, i FOR THE BOAT YOU in Bth; 7 yesterday. Chicago. WITH US sent you. there is no red no fl Surprise (Burton)— 8- i 52; Mathews. Milwaukee ’ Show window the Chesapeake” tape, Struck out for Piche In 9th. Morning to REALLY WANT’" no Carol 8- and Skinner. Pittsburgh. 50 I in I rebates, kickbacks, no hidden Southmayd won the 2 Robert Dudley (no driver) INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE On Horn Point Annapolis 10- RUNS BATTED IN—Banks. charges, that, we assure vou. 000 7 Peggy Ann Abbe (no driver) Montreal. 9-5; | Chicago. Dial 301: COlonial 7-8136 for Sail- MILWAUKEE 000 050 —5 with 1 Columbus, 2-0. TRADE NOW FOR CHRIS-CRAFTS. For Information. Call—Write—Visit girls championship a 7—5, $800; C ©ac< 65; Mays. San Francisco, ST. LOUIS 011 100 221—7 SIXTH RACE—Purse, Richmond. 5-2; Toronto. 3-10. | 59; Aaron. craft. News. Weather, sails, charters TURBOCRAFTS AND BEL-CRAFTS 6—3 victory over Cynthia 1 mile „ Rochester. 7-3: Havana. 3-6. Milwaukee. 57; Clemente. Pitts- and Insurance. (In Wash . DC. dial H. Gabriel Murphy & Co. PO-A—Milwaukee. 24-15; 7 Mamie Tar (Davis) 7- ~ Miami. 10: Buflalo. 1. burgh and Cepeda. San Francisco. ME. 8-SHHD. E—None 3- 53. ON DISPLAY LLOYDS OF LONDON FACILITIES Goeltz. 2 Varsity Hanover (Watkinson) OPENING 1 JULY 1960 St. Louis. 27-9 DP—Logan to Cottier AMERICAN ASSOCIATION INSURANCE BONDS 3 Coast (Cameron* 4- HlTS—Groat. Pittsburgh. to Adcock; Simmons to White. LOB— Evening 100; Mays. | FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Conn. Sister 9- 2 Denver, 7: Indianapolis. 4. San 35- Cruiser 1001 Ave,Dl. 7-9303 Milwaukee. 9; St. Louis. 8. 1 Shadydale (Oakley Francisco. 95: Clemente. Pitts- > Owens Cabin 8- [ Houston. 8: Louisville, 2. fl Donegal Bay (Savage) burgh. 93: White, St. Louis. condition and appearance 2b—Flood. White, Smith. Cunning- 8- 1 St. Paul. 4; Charleston. 1. 87; I Like-new 25’ 1960 CHRIS-CRAFT 4 Majolica Byrd (Banks) Bruton. Milwaukee. 85. 11-ft 0. head and ham 2. SpAencer. Dark. HR—Aaron Mineapolis. 3: Dallas-Fort beam; sleeps galley, 8 Post (Stokley) 10- j Worth. 2 B—Broglio.8—Broglio. Paris DOUBLES—Mays. San Francisco, 20: ; shower; twin engines; runs smooth; CUSTOM CAVALIER 3 Starmost (Mvert 1 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Bruton. Milwaukee and r er bb so “ Cunning-1 I will finance Berlitz Ip h Paid SEVENTH RACE—Purse, $1,000; Tacoma. 9-7; Available Immediately Brunet -7 11 5 5 2 1 $659 Double Vancouver. 7-8. ham. St Louis. 18; Pinson. Cin-! trot: 1 San Diego. Cost New, $17,500; Now $11,950 Piche 1 2 2 2 1 0 mile. 6: Sacramento. 3. Bnd Groat. Pittsburgh. 16. ¦ 1 Junior 2- Seattle. 41’ CHESAPEAKE BAY 4 1 2 Hardy (Beede 1 8: Salt Lake City. 2. TRIPLES—Bruton. Call Ken Grover. Lord Calvert Marina. Simmon 7V, 10 4 3- Milwaukee. 7* I 1 MARINE ANCHORAGE 4 Roger Key (Bucksom 1 (Only games scheduled). Will. I code 301. EA 6-3202. or Jack Blank, McDaniel 14 11 1 2 1 At Charles Town 4- Chicago, Pinson. Cincinnati I 3 Overtime (No driver) AD - DEAD RISE 0 0 2 1 SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION and Kirkland, san Francisco. 4 8500 DEALE. MARYLAND Broglio ...... 1«4 O 6- } 6; I 2 Hanover (Mersky) bout, marine engine Winner—Broglio (8-4>. Lo-c-— Burgess 1 Memphis, 5-0: Chattanooga. 0-8. Herrera. Philadelphia. Skinner and! Excellent flshlna 7 Gentle Play (Martin) 5- Piche 97: Koufax 0 Jaroil Stable's Easter High Splint EASTERN LEAGUE Los PUBLIC INVITEDTO INSPECT BOATS 28’ AUX. SLOOP Freese.3b 4 10 Tri’ndos.c 4 0 11 Bunny b } Angeles. 95: Podres. Los 7 Reggie’s Gene (Wilson) AU games Angeles.' left at Dowell rd. to Ma- tor, bunks, head; recently Ginsberg.c 3 0 0 0 Busby.cf 2 1 0 ( postponed. * .84; Jackson. St. Louis. . Dir.: Turn ($18.40) took the second. 4 J. D. S. (Young) 8 80. ; rina. Solomons. Md For information, “KINGS CRUISER” Aparicio.is 3 0 0 0 R’nson.3b 4 o n t surveyed and fl Afton Dust (Krahling) 12 ask for Supt. KENNEDY GROVER, or coppered last Pierce.p 1 0 0 0 Hansen.ss 3 0 0 ( [I- Sleep, 4. head galley, inboard power, 3 Crumptonian (E. Long)l2 I call code 301. EA 6-3202. or MA IT’rgeson 10 10 3 111 refinished week. Can be financed for Pappas.p RINE JACK BLANK. 0 0 0 l DIVISION. AD Rush,© 0 i 4-8500,, $6,800 less than $9O down. Totala 30 0 6 0 Totals 30 3 fl 4 22’ CENTURY RAVEN 1959 19-Ft. SKEE CRAFI 1 in Singled for Pierce 7th: 2Ground- 170-h p Gray marine engine. 2 bunks, 70-h ed into Landis HARDTOP, sleeps 2, p. double play for in 7th: Pretty new. OLYMPIC TRIAL RESULTS j Penny Leading head, curtains, cushions, like 3Ran for Woodling in Sth; 4Walked in- 27 hours. Mercury motor, and Gator tentionally for Dropo in 3th. ’ $5,395 trailer. Bargain, $1,900 CHICAGO 000 000 000—f I Fuller. Air Force. :10.4. 5. Hubie Wat- In 2 STANFORD, Calif., July in BALTIMORE 000 02x—4 . son, Lt. 6. Doug Smith. Warrenton Showroom located 020 Striders. ;10.5. Show Eastport Yard, BOAT LAUNCHING RAMP io.fi. fith at adlacent to Spa (AP). Summaries of yester- Occidental, : Annapolis, > PLENTY OF FREE PARKING 800-Meler Run CAP’N STAN’S Creek Bridge Phone weekdays. CO E— Brandt. PO-A —Chicago. 24-8 OPEN FOR BUSINESS 7 DAYS A WK United States (First heat, three for todays s' CO 7-7929 and CO tc days Olympic qualify By ANNE CHRISTMAS 3-9277: nights. Baltimore. 27-10. DP—Robinson Tom A. championship, which involved UN. 7-2901 to . final)—l. Murphy. New York 3-5862. Breeding to Dropo: Robinson Dropo track and field trials. The top 2. Sievert, Star stat! writer Breeding to Dropo. LOB—Chicat. C.. 1:48.8. Jerry California. than a dozen entries in all WE HAVE APPLICATIONS FOR NtW fl Bob Tague. < [less 4th JULY Baltimore, ft. three finishers in each final 1:49.1 3. Kansas. 1:49.3, WARRENTON, Va„ 2 MARYLAND_BOAT LICENSES 4. Ted Nelson. Mankato State, 1:49.3. July 2 - classes for young stock. Kes- qualify for the team. 5. Ty Hadley, Army. 1:49.7. 6. Jimm —Chuck Gore’s Pretty Penny y wick impressed onlookers as an 2b—Sievers, Woodling 2. Brandt Cerveny. Occidental. 1:49.9. HAMMER THROW—I, Al Hall. Ne» yesterday -s JOHNSON SALE 800-meter run (second heat, foui„ piled up 16*/2 points HR—Pappas York AC 214-7 (betters trials record unusually high class colt, and PATUXENT qualify tor final)—l. James Dupree «• for an MARINE ip h r er bb s< • of 197-7*4 by Hall in 1956). 2. Ha: impressive lead for thee New Mexico. 1:47.7; 2 (tie). Lew Mer- surprised ringsiders when he Pierce .-.7 3 2 2 2! 1 Connolly, Southern California Striders riman. Wichita, Kans., and Ernie Cun- pony title in the Rush .3 2 Ed Army, 205- [small opening B took a fourth ribbon in the Open Fri. ’Til 9; Sat. ’Til 6 1 2 1 ( l 212-3*4. 3. Bagdonis, liffe. Stanford 1:47.8: 4. Jim Stack ?appah9 5 0 0 3 ! ! 11. 4. Bill McWilliams. Army, 201-8 day of the Warrenton READY FOR THE 4th Yale, 1:47.8: 5. Art Evans. New York Pony y open division. He was and New York jumping Closed Sunday Monday, Winner—Pappas (7-5). Loser— 5, Tom Pagan), AC, 200-1 A. C., 1:47.9 which will fl. New 194- Show, continue ie Pierce (6-4). Bob Backus, York AC. Broad jump—1. Ralph Boston. Ten- the only 3-year-old showing 3rd and 4th 11’a Other competitors—Stan Doten ’I July NEW 1959 AND 1960 BOATS , nessee A Wat through today. U—Paparelli. Rice. Smith ant IHarvard. 191-9*4 Stu Thomson. New & I, 26-0%; 2. Anthony over fences. son, Runge. T—2:o7. A—10.204. York AC. 190-6. Eino Keerd, Army Oklahoma Freshmen. 3 Pretty Penny had a hard fall11 Bo Roberson. Armv. 25-5%: 4. Orel ; UP TO 30% OFF 197-6. Roger Wilson. Harvard. 178-8 Bell. Fort Wayne. Ind., 25-4: 5. Darrel¦fl in a jumping class but hei ir ALL BOATS REDUCED Dave Cross. Yale. 175-0. Jim Pryde. Horn. Oregon State. 25-3: fl. Dor,n Was NOW Burke owner-rider avoided Super Special! Brand-New 1959 PIRATES, 4; DODGERS73~ UC Santa Barbara. 165-5*4. Ed Colorado. 24-8%. nimbly be- 1960—14' WHIRLWIND, San Jose State. 157-7*4, and Jud Sage Meyers. new, windshield and Al Cantello, Ma- t- 36- Johnson Motors, Manual Start Navy, no fair throws. Javelin throw—]. ing under her and neither was8 rines. 277-7: 2. Bill Alley. Kansas Robbins steering $649 $479 LOS ANGELES PITTSBURG 400 METER HURDLES (First heat injured. Pushing - 269-7*2; 3. Terry Beucher. Kansas £ 1960—16' new. and ab r h rbl ab r h rb four WHIRLWIND, windshield I qualify for final)—l. Glenn Davis ’ 255-11: 4. John Fromm. Seattle Olym’• Glllm.3b 4 0 2 0 chr'her.lf 5 < The gray mare, an invade Y 11 ' Ohio Track Club, :60.ft. 2. Clif pic Club. 249-5: 5. Bob Spordone $388.88 steering 749 579 Moon.lf 5 0 0 0 4 111 For Groat,aa Kansas. :50.7. 3. Dor 1 Southern California Striders. 244-10 d;’ from Towson, Md„ was in the Stocks Lead Larker.lb 4 0 0 0 5 1 TERMS AVAILABLE 1959—16' WHIRLWIND Cl'ente.rf 2 3 Sushman.tvron. Northeast Louisiana Traci 1 6. Phil Conley. Fresno. Calif . 241-11% <1640), windshield, steer- H'dgea.lb 0 0 0 0 stuart.lb 4 0 11 Club. :50.7. 4. Josh Culbreath. Phila ribbons in class she Bert Robbins of 5.000-Meter Run—l. Jim Beatty every en- Rockville, convertible 4 0 cimoli.rf 4 0 1' Pioneer 50.8. 5. Ror SEASON'S GUARANTEE ing. top 1,060 795 H’ward.rf 12 ! delphia Club. 2 1 Santa Clara Youth Village. 14:12:fl; 2.' the e runnerup to Mairs D eter.cf 4 0 0 0 Smith.e 4 0 0 (I Abfowich, Georgia Tech. :52.2. 6 tered, winning model, the Jimmy and 1959—17' ’ Bill Dellinger. Portland. Oreg , 14:13.8 BOROM BISCAYNE. convertible top. R'rboro.c 3 112 Hoak.3b 3 0 0 < • Dick Cephas. Michigan. :53.5. 3. Bob Soth. L. A. Striders. 14:18 fl hunters overr Sam Bandy the last two Satur- Neal.2b 4 111 M'roakl.'lb 4 0 1 < • 400 METER HURDLES 'Second heat windshild, ;,4. Paul Whitely. Kansas State Teach- steering, upholstered 1.395 1.039 Wllla.aa 4 0 2 0 Law.p 2 0 1. » three qualify for final!—1. Eddi< fences, and the internationalil days at Old Dominion Speed- ' ers, 14:28.4: 5. Mai Robertson. L A 1959—16' BORUM SAFARI, convertible wind- Podres.p 3 0 0 0 Green.p 0 0 0 i » Southern. Air Force. :50.f1. 2, Re: CAP’N STAN’S top, ‘ Striders. fl. Billy Mills. Kansai ss i class. is ready Sherry.p 0 0 0 0 a Skinner 1 0 0 I » Cawley. Los Angeles Striders, :51.1 14:38.2; way, to move into posi- shield, 14:47.6 steering, cushions 1,395 995 Howard. New .13. Dick Mexico. :61.1 Billy Boyce’s a tion BOAT CENTER 100-Meter Dash Final—l, Ray Norr. Smokey Joe, a tonight in the five-race 1959—14' BORUM, Totala 35 3 8 3 Totala 36 4 9 ¦ H4. Francis Washington Winston-Salem convertible top, ton. 8236 windshield, :51.6. 5, Rex Wilson. Texas. :52.0 ’ Santa Clara Youth Village. :1().4?; i perennial champion, had aa program for unrestricted modi- GEORGIA AVE. JU. 5-7773 a steering, Grounded out for Green tn 10th. fl. James Thomas, New Mexico, :52 4 2. Frank Budd. Philadelphia Pioneel upholstered 995 695 Club. :10 3 attack of colic here e fied stock cars at the LOS ANGELES -.,000 000 200 I—l I SHOT PUT—I. Dallas Long. UBC 4: (tie), Dave Sime. Duk<'l[severe 1 Manas-. 1959—17' TROJAN, side 895 Athletic Paul top. curtains, steering 1,395 PITTSBURGH 000 002 000 2 63-3%. 2. Parry O’Brien. L. A Club, and Winder. Mor'¦ i Thursday night but responded d: sas track. Striders, 62-3%. 3, Dave Davis, L. A san State. :10.4: 5, Bill Woodhouse 1959—23' TROJAN SEDAN, sleeps 4. equipped. E—Wills. PO-A—Loa Angelea. 29 , 4. Bill Nieder. Abilene Track Club. :10.5; fl Willi'ne 13; • Striders, 62-3*i. Army . [to treatment and was able tc,o Robbins' last two efforts 135 Pittaburgh. 30-15 (two out whei 5. Winters. White. California. :10.5. hp. 4,695 4.295 acored In * 61-9%. Jerry Stanford winning run loth). DP- - 59-11*4. 6. Mike Lewis, Occidental 100-meter hurdles final—l. Gleni,n earn seven points in the smal 11 have moved him up to seven CRAFT to 1959 REVEL CRUISER. 109 Great Mageroski to Stuart: Groa t 56-4%. Davis. Ohio Track Club. :49.5: 2 (tie) Gray. >o ’Lidivision. behind Mairs for the Stuart; Fodrea to Neal to Larket 100-Meter Dash Dick Howard. New Mexico, and Clul points equipped LOB—Loa Angelea.s: 4,195 3,595 Pittaburgh. 7. (First heat, four qualify for final)— -1 Cushman. Kansas. :49.9; 4. Eddi ne Points in the large pony sec- :- season point-scoring leader- Clemente. Wllla. 1960 TROJAN CRUISER. 185 h .paw. Christo • —l. Ray Norton. Santa Clara Youtl it Southern. Air Force. :49.9: 5. Josl p.. hardtop pner. HR—Roseboro. Neal tlon were more t- 440 B—Podres . Village. :10.4 2. Bill Woodhouse. Abi - Culbreath. Philadelphia Pioneer Clut’bh widely scat- ship. points to 433. and canvas . 7.395 6.395 lene Track Club. :10.5. fl. Louu- 3. Frank Budd . :50.2: Don Styron. Northeast tered. Junior n The first of four heats starts ' UMP h Equitatior . Ip r er bb s ) Philadelphia Pioneer :10.5. ? isiana Club. Podres Club. . Track :50.3 p>, 7 3 3 3 Dave Sime. Duke Athletic :10 jump School’s Little Nibs had it at 8:45 o’clock. MANY OTHER BUYS AS WE L 5 Club. 5 . j High —1. John Thomas. Bostoion eight Preceding the THE DECK FOR 1960 Berry >42110 ) 5 (tie). Vance North Univ,. 1 Robinson. Caro - 7-3% (betters world record o FINANCING TO SUIT Law 9 . 8 3 3 2 . points over Mansfield’:'s feature will be a 1.000- YOU 1 Una College, and Larry Dunn. Arlsona , 7-1 by Yuri Stepanov. Soviet Russis Tommy 35-lap 00 0 0 1 :10.6. 1957): 2. Joe Faust. OccidentaL 7-n(>:’ Roll Call, which was close be- )- foot parachute jump by Dick is Winner—Green >4-2). Loser—l Dash Sherry 100-Meter :. Charley Dumas. Southern Californis PATUXENT (6-5). hind with six. a MARINE (Second heat, four qualify for final ) fl-11: 4. Erroll Williams. Ban [*, Hockman. who wear l WP—Podres Jos will,’ PS—Smith U—Bar - —l. Charley Tidwell. Kansas. 10.4. 2 State, 5. Jkekowekl. • fl-io. Sonny Lewis. Oramt- R. L. Robertson’s suit for his 4602 Rd.. Ji'*'. Landes. Pelekoudai Willie White. California. :10.4. 3 (tie) 2-year-old d,, phosphorescent Annapolis, Bladensburg, Maryland . bling, fl-10: fl Herman Wyatt. Sant * T—2:2o. A—27.312. Winder Paul and Ton Clara fl-9 Keswick, took the the COMING Morgan State, 1 Youth Village, breedin( ig Inight landing in infield. WA 7-4260—Daily. 9-6—Friday, 9-9