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Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-03-15

SUPERCHARGED CHICKS-Order your chicks
now and promise you your choice of
dates and breed. Day old, g. 3 or 4-weeks old.
Hampshires. Leghorns, Austria Whites White
Rocks or Super White Cross, our special
produced under supervision of Washington
Poultry Improvement Association. Backed by
SIS years experience Matching baby chicks
Natural color descriptive folder request.
Reasonable prices. Famous Strains. Buy with
confidence. No deposit required. Write us to-
day Casey e. Sons. Box 447 Pasco Washington.
BABY CHICKS, started also sexed. We are
on National Improvement Plan US. Certi-
fled White Leghorns mated to 500 egg record
up. US. Certified White Rocks mated to $50
egg record UP. Key flock of New Hamp-
shires mated to $50 egg up. We also have
Austria Whites, Golden Cross, that comes
from our high producing Leghorns. Special
crosses light color for meat and eggs. De-
pendable Hatchery 81 Poultry Farm Red
Lodge. or 1928 Minnesota, Billings, Mont.
BROILERMEN ATTENTION: Golden Broad
for that special type fryer you have been
Rocks, White Leghorns, Parmenter R. I.
the National Poultry Improvement Plan.
Standard Hatchery. Winlock Wash
YELLOWSTONE PREMIUM QUALITY, guar
anteed chicks will save you more-make you
more-in "a. Write today for prices and early
order discounts. Yellowstone Hatchery, Box
164T. Billings, Mont.
20 Aorcb IL 1854
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-03-15

RANCH IS WORTH what it produces! 3.1OO
acres at s35 acre. 1900 leased. Best hay. water
in state. y oil royalties deep-test drilling
adjoining April. May lambs wegh 81 lbs.
calves 4s6 lbs; fall delivery. Ranch runs $50
cows yearly. Machinery, $50 tons of hay 60.
Must see to appreciate. j. E. Hilton, Owner
Browning. Mont
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-03-15

$50 ACRE IRRIGATED FARM in the Milk
River Valley No finer soil anywhere and in
nlgn productive state, no alkali. 100 acres in
alfalfa This place has an excellent new dairy
barn with modern milk parlor on milk route
Thirty cows and machinery can be purchased
with the place. Present income from dairy
alone approximately $4,000 monthly This
farm. with improvements, at $33 600 with
reasonable terms. Burgess Agency ChinooL
Mont
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-03-15

FOR SALE--120 acres near Libby in the heart
of big game country. Good fishing Ranch has
fair buildings with modern house. Approxi-
place. Plenty outside range If Interested
write Albert R. Miller, Star Route, Libby
Mont ''
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-03-15

WANTED TO RENT-DiverSified farm near
school Where I can run owners cattle ON
shares Have equipment and finances Will
give references. Earl c. Pattison, Box 11O1
Malta. Mont
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-03-15

24o-ACRE FARM. 1888 acres irrigated, Bal
ance in two excellent pastures live water in
each. Completely modern Groom house large
barn for 20 cows, rs tons hay. 35 acres new
alfalfa, IS acres winter wheat Near thriving
town. Milk, mail. bus route. Box I'LL, Great
Falls, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-03-15

FOR SALE OR TRADE-For heifers or cows
prefer polled Herefords, p section land:
fence, two granaries, abstract and 4 mineral
rights included. 40 miles north of Wolf Point
Montana SIS per acre. Mel Thunem, Scobey,
Mont
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-03-15

LOOK AT THESE: 75-cow unit, $50, 600; 150-
COW unit, $55000 40 interest Good terms.
We specialize in ranches See the E and R
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-03-15

329 ACRES. $50 irrigated on paved road near
Conrad; two 160-acre irrigated near Fairfield;
y. 0O0-acre mountain ranch; 5,0O0-acre COM
bination. Write Land Department. Agricul-
'tural Equipment Co. Great Falls Mont
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-03-15

YOUR BOY needs this: 2, 652 acres grain and
stock ranch at 1920 per- Nice home Twenty
miles to Brockway Half mineral royalty. 345
acres wheat for 1854. Mons Agency, Box 642,
Miles City. Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-03-15

NEW STROUT CATALOG-Just out! Ranches
homes, motels businesses, "a states coast-to-
coast. Green cover, 3.240 bargains described
Mailed freel Worlds largest. 50 years service
Strout Realty, 904-BL East 9th ST.. Albany,
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-03-15

IF INTERESTED IN BUYING or selling Mon
tana ranches. dryland or irrigated write us
for details and listings. Agricultural Equip
ment Company. Great Falls. Montana
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-03-15
LIVESTOCK


NEED BULLS to produce top feeder cattle?
We would like to show you ours from our
herd moved from the Sandhills of Nebraska
year ago. These bulls are big, rugged COM
ing twos carrying top breeding of the Sand
hills country. Either polled horned to suit
your preference. Also offering our senior
polled herd sire, Anxiety's Dream End of
kaufman and WHR breeding. Reeves Here
fords, six miles west of Springdale, Mont,
on highway TO-
REGISTERED SCOTCH, beef shorthorn bulls,
with quality and the right kind of breeding.
See these if you looking for good sires.
Only four head left all are red. TWO COM
ing two years old and two coming one year
old Forty-one years experience with Short
horns in Montana. Holecek Bros, Boyd Mont.
JERSEY DISPERSION SALE March %. 90
registered Jersey cows heifers and bull
sprinkling system, 30 MOBILES and 100 it,
pipe. new Oliver radeX, 49,, 3 bottom plow
Write Tor catalog and sale bill. Meadowlark
Dairy, Louis Reichman, BELGRADE, Mont.
FOR SALE-Polled Milking Shorthorn bull
dark red. coming two years DID, registered.
Mrs. James Cundiff. IL miles west Sidney,
Montana.
FOR sALE-Registered Milking shorthorn
bulls and heifers. Top quality. Come and
see them. John H. Noon & Sons, Wilton,
N. Oak.
FOR SALE-Two registered Milking Short
horn bulls, and IL months. Smith and
Summers breeding. Mrs. Helen Nelson, Pray,
Mont.
REGISTERED MILKING shorthorn bulls.
Ages from two months to one-year-old. For
sale now. Paul R. Rice. Bynum, Mont
FOR SALE-Four two-year-old and four year.
ling registered Polled Hereford bulls. Price
right. E. R. Roehl Ranch, Moore, Mont.
FOR SALE-Two-year-ol Polled Hereford
bulls. Also yearling Polled and Horned bulls.
Write Harry S. Belden, Buffalo, Mont.
AYRSHIRE yearling bull and bull calves from
dams with over 500-pound record. Ayrshire
Dairy, Great Falls, Mont.
FOR SALE-Herd and range bulls, one and
two. Registered foundation he1ferS. JOhn IL
Perkins, Deer Lodge, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-03-15

OUTSTANDING STOCK RAISER! Just outside
Hamilton. 100 acres irrigated, free water; As
acres under pillow for hay and grain. las acres
Large 7-room home: bedrooms. Room for
everyone Poultry house root cellar. Views
mountain and valley. Outstandingl Low $780,
600, terms H. Shaw, Strout Realty. Rt. a
miles S. town, Hwy sS), Hamilton, Mont.
Phone %.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-03-15

SANTA CLARA THOROBREDS = Premium
Quality Chicks Make More Money For You.
Something extra at no extra cost e. the
priceless ingredient that makes Santa Clara
Thorogreds the Vests best baby chick buy.
That's why Western Poultrymen egg pro-
ducers and meat operators profitably
brood more than 100000 Santa Clara Thoro-
breds every year. For over forty years Santa
Clara Thorobreds have proved their profitable
ity with their consistently high Egg and
Meat production records. Most conscious poul-
trymen quickly recognize the Extra Quality
=. the ''built-in" productivity of Santa Clara
Thorobreds the chicks that consistently
make them more money. Make your next
brood Santa Clara Thorobreds :. the chicks
with something extra at no extra cost. Matches
Every Week. 1000 Safe Arrival Guaranteed
Santa Clara Thorobreds For eggs White
Leghorns Austra-Whites, Parmenter, R. I.
Reds For meat: New Hampshires, Cornish
N H. Cross. U. S. Puliorum Passed Grade.
Write for: Full color catalog, breed specifi-
cations and standards, early delivery dates
and new low prices. Santa Clara Hatchery,
P. o. Box 4228-T. 1919 N. w. SAVER, Portland
8, Ore.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-03-15
POULTRY
BABY CHICKS


THREE RIVERS HY-LINE CHICKS are top
layers for Montana winters When the going
gets rough, they really Shell Out Eggsl"
Winter cold and summer heat doesn't affect
the production of these sturdy hybrids.
Proved their value in winning both Califor-
MIA Random Sample Egg Laying Test and
Florida Egg Laying Test with top production
and top income per hen! Two great Hy-Llne
series for 1854: Series 100 Hy-Lines, cream
egg fayorites of more than $4,000 farmers,
an0 winners of the Florida National Egg
Laying Contest; and the new white egg
hybrid, Series 900, which won the California
Random Sample test this past year! Accord
ing to 1,182 Divided Flock Tests, 100 Hy-Line
layers average $3.50 more income than 100
other chickens! This season raise Three
Rivers Hy-Line Chicks for new poultry
profits! Also exclusive Montana distributors
for the Barrel-Breasted Northwestern Amer
ica's Premium Meat Bird Fast feathering,
grows efficiently. Has finer flavor more
edible meat and highest net yield of all
meat type chicks! Also producing White Leg
horns, AuStra-Whites. New Hampshires pro
duction and Meat Types, White Rocks and
Montana Whites. Three Rivers Chicks are
U. S. Approved and officially U. S. Pullorum
Passed. Write for free catalog and prices.
Three Rivers Hatchery, Three Forks Mon
tana. Phone 95
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-03-15

44O ACRES, Broom modern house, electricity,
school bus. good gravel roads. Big spring,
piped into house, good barn holds 100 tons
hay grazing permit, thrashed $500 bushels
grain. $40, 900 down will handle, terms SO.
2O3 acres 4-room modern house cleo
tricity, Fordson with Q plows side delivery
and bull rakes, power takeoff mower; fenced,
cross fenced, cuts about rs tons hay. Grazing
permit from forest. First water right on big
Beaver. 25 white face COWS with calf. One
registered bull. Irrigation pump, 300 feet pipe.
Some saw timber. $12 600 down will handle,
balance So. :. 70 acres on 10-A, school and
transportation buses. Four-room modern
house, good barn. etc. Spring water for house,
yard garden. Some fruit trees and berries.
Tractor and other machinery, wonderful place
for couple to retire $4,000, Sc, 900 down, bal
ance terms 49,. Four-room house on
highway, also Groom house, partly furnished.
100 acres with creek running full length won
derful spring with water in sink, electricity.
Another place to retire. $1,000 down, balance
SO. 260 acres, 7-room modern house. fine
condition, on 10-A. First water right creek
plenty for all purposes. About $1,000 saw tim
Der. Right at store and P. o. Borders on
Clark Fork, suitable overhead irrigation. $1o,-
Allister Realty Thompson Falls.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-03-15

WANTED TO LEASE-Diversified ranch of
$40 acres or more. Have equipment. Lifetime
ranching experience. References Kenneth
Jones. Wisal. Mont
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-03-15

MAYBE YOU are interested in buying real
farm and stock ranch in the best farming
and stock raising district in this state ESQ
acres about 300 or more acres in alfalfa
very heavy yielding. About 300 acres farm
land; Balance in pasture now Good improve
mentS, Ample irrigation water ala reasonable
cost. The price $4,000 one half or so cash.
or would trade in a good smaller similar
place The place is fully equipped but no
equipment included in price above What have
you? j.. c. MORGAN, Realtor, Missoula, Mon
tana. Phone 5-5621
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-03-15

BY OWNER-960 acres. 200 pillow land Sl4 600
$4,000 cash, terms. Four miles north OF
Roundup, Mont. Steve Sermel, Box Gal,
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-03-15

40 ACRES irrigated land near Hot Springs
tractor and machinery. some cattle Groom
house. outbuildings. Box 1888, Hot Springs,
Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-03-15

FOR THE BEST in ranches farms. homes
business opportunities see us. SulIivan's
Ravalli Realty, South Main, StevensviIe,
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-03-15

52-Morch IS. 1854
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-03-15
SWINE

boar prospect Also booking order for reg
istered Hampshire. Berkshire weaver pigs.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-03-15
PULLETS
TURKEYS

NEWPORT CERTIFIED Broad Brea e
Bronze poults. Vests only purebred u s.
Certified Pullorum Clean turkeys. Milton New
port Hatchery, Tangent, Oregon.
Evening star., 1954-12-21

Forty-one George Washington
University employees will receive
meritorious service awards ait 1
pm. tomorrow during q Christ
mas party IN the Student Union
Of the school. at 2i25 g street
NV.
President Cloyd Fl. Marvin Will
present the awards to:
Bernard r. James, 80 years OF
service; Miss Elizabeth Ross and
George w. Walls, 25 years; Miss
Nellie r. Jones and James
Weston, 20 years: Miss Mary e.
Adams, Ralph Proctor and Willie
Vance, is years
Also Clarence Hunter, Miss
Nellie C. Norris, Eddie Sigh,
Miss Ella p. Stewart. John e.
Thompson, Charles L. Washing =
ton and Charles r. Wheeler, 10
years.
Lloyd Began, Florine Bowie,
Otis Brantley. Miss Margaret A.
Evening star., 1954-12-21
Faults Opened BY Quake Scar
Mounfoin Base for 26 Miles

water range on the east side Of
the valley. Another 26-miIe slash
was discovered at the southwest
part Of the Clan Alpine range.
A third assure about 12 miles
long opened just east Of the Clan
Alpine.
a reporter who drove across
the desert TO the base Of one Of
the faults found q frightening
sight: warm water gushing from
the mountain fastness and rag-
ing along the quake-caused cash.
The trench measured from 10
feet deep to 80 feet across.
No Settlement in Miles.
This is In an area where water
had never been found, at least
in appreciable quantities. A few
ranchers Craze cattle on the VAL
ley floor, but there Is no settle
ment In miles.
The gashes along the base Of
the mountain look as II q giant
had ripped the terrain with 3
jagged knife -nile after mile
and then had torn it apart with
his hands.
Had the quake occurred In D
populated area, |" Prof. SlemmOns
said, Il hesitate to think Of the
death and destruction 1t would
have caused"
Six families live during the
summer in the bleak valley.
roughly twice the size Of Man
haitian Island. Sheriff George
Wilkins said q few ranchers were
in the valley during the quake
but none was injured.
Prof. Slemmons found parts
OF a new fault where one side is
20 feet lower than on the other
side, He said this is possibly the
greatest vertical shifting Of earth
ever recorded in the United
States.
The San Francisco quake Of
1906, by comparison. caused only
a three-foot vertical displace-
ment. About 700 persons were
killed in that tremor.
In the valley, q deserted shack,
Evening star., 1954-12-21
sy lie Assoeias.d /, Press

DIXIE VALLEY, New, Dec. u.
-Geographers may have to re-
wise their maps because Of the
earthquake last Thursday which
caused aWesome changes in the
terrain Of this sparsely settled
area.
The quake centering In this
remote yaIley--was felt In i've
Western States.
Scientists who converged ON
mile-hieh Dixie Valley found
gaping assures that SCARED the
base Of surrounding mountains
for 26 miles.
Snow-capped peaks looking
down on the desolate valley
either were showed upward q few
feet or the valley floor dropped
because Of the violent quake,
they said. Geographers won't
know which 1t is until readings
are taken Of the mountains.
Tremendous Fissures.
Prof. David Slemmons. Univer-
sity of Nevada earthquake ex-
pert. few over the area in West
Central Nevada about 10 miles
east of Reno mapping the tre-
mendous fissures.
sThe quake was without doubt
one Of the most important ever
recorded in the United States. "
Prof. Slemmons said. This, he
explained. is in terms of ground
displacement.
Prot. Slemmons measured
three newly opened faults, one
of which ran along the Still
Evening star., 1954-12-21
N Employees of CIV 10 Get Merit Awards

Brown, Lewis Burrel. Wade
Byrd. Miss Inez Curtis. Bennie
M. Daniels. Raleigh Eley.' John
+. Fields. Emanuel Fisher. Eley
B. Freshley, Miss Lucille s.
Harris. Miss Mabel A. Harris.
Jake Harts. Uziah Jones. Chester
Lewis. Theodore r. McGhee.
Cleotis Mckinney. Miss Beatrice
F. Nelson, Charlie r. Odens,
William Rush, Samuel L. Smith.
Miss Tenolia E. Terry, Raleigh
Thomasson and Miss Florence
Watson. all five years.
Evening star., 1954-12-21
French Alcohol Intake
Tops 28 Quarts Yearly

PARASITIC average French
adult consumes about % liters
Ca liter is slightly more than q
quartz )of alcohol q year in all
forms.
His American counterpart con-
surnes 8.8 liters and the average
British adult 82.
Evening star., 1954-12-21
Counselor Transferred

BALTIMORE, Dec. 81 (P.--
Ben w. Baker. rehabilitation
counselor to the Department Of
Education. yesterday was ap-
pointed director Of rehabilitation
for the Department Of Mental
Hygiene.
Evening star., 1954-12-21
Open Tonight, "Wednesday and Thursday Until 9 pm.
elipery Guaranteed in Time for Christmas!
hairs an: Tables

18th Century Mohogony Finish Tobles
with genuine leather top. Cocktail,
lamp or end --ss4E-e----------
Modern Lined Oak TobIes in new
decorator design! Choose lamp or end
Modern Block and White Tobles with
stnin-proof. morproof top. Choice Of
cocktoil, lamp or end d--------------
18Th Century Mohoeony Finish Tobles
with gloss tops. CocktoiI. lamp. end 8
Deluxe Lowson Arm Lounge Choir up
holstered in red, green or grey domosk
Modern Wrought Iron Swivel Rocker in
red. green or grey Tweed" pIostics
Occasional. Pull Up Arm Choir in Choir
cool, chortreuse or corol tweed plostic
Comfortable Platform Rocker in red or
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Modern Contour Health" Choir in red
or green. decorotor nubby fabrics 80
Ultra Modern Choir and ottomon in
red. green or chorcool nubby fobrics
Deluxe Swivel Rocker upholstered in
fine red, green or grey modern Tweed
Evening star., 1954-12-21
Daily Pogeunt Progrum

Following is the schedule Of events today and tomorrow
At the Christmas Pageant Of Peace on the Ellipse:
Today
4.3D PM Arabian Dance Constance Fadoul
AS pm.-St. Anthony's Boys Choir.
7S0 ms-AlexandriaS Public Schools program
845 pmTwelve Days Of Christmas George washington
University Modern Dance Group.
Tomorrow
l2i5 pm.--Lincoln Congregational Church service
100 pm.-St. Anthonys High School Choir
200 pm.-Immaculata Seminary Glee Club.
800 pn-Spngarn High School Chorus.
4l5 p.Christmas In Mexico" children Of st. Gahriels
School.
T.3O pm-6ontgomery Blair High School
300 pm-Coomban Embassy.
$50 pnsMarchng to Glory. Evelyn Davis Dance Group.
900 pm-St. Sophia Greek Orthodox Church. songs and
dances.
Evening star., 1954-12-21

q bed underneath the shack and
runs out the front.
Evening star., 1954-12-21
TOYS 2lI3:E1EllI

Big 34-lnch Long All-steeI Wagon in
red enonaeI with heavy I "" tires
RoIIfust Skotes for boys and girls thot
adjust to fl any size foot oot--------
Doll corrioge with durable, colorful
plostic body, hood. rubber tires, brake
Maple Desk and Chair for s 10 8 yeor
olds. Has roll top and very sturdy ~
3-Piece Maple TobIe and 2 choirs.
Sturdily built to hold up p-----
Handy Andy Work Bench with Tools, the
perfect gift for young carpenters
3-Piece Folding Table Set, table hos
cowboy Or circus pattern on the top j
Bicycles. imported and domestic. for
boys Or girls. Reg. S34.o5 to $685.
Entire Selection Of Dolls s-beoufifulIy
dressed! Hundreds to choose from
Sidewalk Motorcop Bikes-z-wheeIers,
with windshield. 6erioI. troiner wheels :
20-lnch Bicycle for Boys or Girls, with
reinforced frame and trainer wheels Z
Upholstered Plastic chiId,s Rocker in
choice Of 2-tone colors. Washable
Evening star., 1954-12-21

tilted at q crazy angle. stands
only q few feet from q sudden
Evening star., 1954-12-21

drop. Water roaring from the
depths Of the mountain has cut |
Evening star., 1954-04-25
Brooks, CrombIett Win Races
At Old Dominion; Driver Hurt

the time trials, almost turned
over on the 29th lap Of the 30
lap big car feature. He lost con-
troll of his Shaw-Dubel Ardun
and it left the track. wobbled
through the muddy infield and
almost went over before rBooks
regained control. His winning
time was 7:28.24.
Mike McGill of Haddonfield,
N. j., took second place, while
Lucky Loux of Lebanon. Pa, was
third. Charley Miller of En-
maus, Pa, who with McGill was
co-champion, of the URIC last
year, was fourth.
Bill Morgan was second to
Cramhlett in the stock feature,
also for 80 laps. Reds Kagle was
third and Preston Welsh fourth.
Cramblett'S time was 1O:27.8,
Evening star., 1954-04-25

Atlantic PGA of awarding
trophy to the pro with the lowest
scoring average over the season.
If such an award had been Of
fered over the last two seasons
BasSler would have won it both
years with startling low averages.
Bassler is a big. good-looking
youngster. the host pro at Roll
ing Road. a post he has stuck to
despite handsome offers from
several big clubs in the East.
He's Baltimore born and raised,
an ex-Marine who started his
pro career at the Chevy Chase
Club. He married a beautiful
Baltimore girl and they have
three children.
Charley has played almost as
many competitive rounds here
as in his home town. Once or
twice a year he makes a bid in
the big time, but club ties re-
strict his ambitions as a tourna-
ment player.
*A -
Last year BaSsler played 43
competitive rounds in sectional
competition and averaged 71.2
strokes per round. The year be-
fore he also was the leader with
71.6 average for Al rounds.
That's mighty impressive when
you note that Lloyd Mangrum
won the Vardon trophy among
the touring pros last year with a
1922 stroke average for 64
rounds.
In 1853 Charley won the Mary
land Open, the Middle Atlantic
PGA. tied for second in the
$4,000 Eastern Open in Balti-
more and won five pro sweeps
in the almost weekly pro-am
tournaments. He also was med
alist in the PGA qualifying.
In both 1852 and SO his closest
pursuer in this section was the
sweepstakes last year, but in
tournaments over 18 holes he
had a bad hole or two and
suffered.
Here are the scoring averages
in sectional competition for the
hot-tempered Scot from the
Country Club Of Maryland, Andy
Gibson. Andy won nine pro
last two years for the five low
Evening star., 1954-04-25
SpecioI Dispateh 10 The Star

MANASSAS. Va, April "a
Bert Brooks and John Cramblett
shared honors as the Old Do
minion Speedway opened before
about 5000 fans here tonight.
Brooks of Newington, Conn.,,
won the big car, feature for
drivers of the United Racing
Club of Philadelphia, and Cram
blett won the stock car feature
for Northern Virginia Club
drivers.
There was one mishap. Skip
Deese lost control of his stock
car on the sixth lap and tore
threw a fence. He was taken
to Arlington Hospital with cuts
on both hands and a possible
fracture of the left foot. His
car was demolished.
Brooks, who set a track record
Of 1888 seconds for one lap in