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Missed Spare Costs
Larkin Weedon $500
In Duckpin Classic
BY Rod Thomos

Fifteen Washington bowlers
invaded Torrington. Conn, over
the week end, determined to re-
vive the areas prestige in the
United States Classic. Not in II
years had the blue ribbon title
of duckpins gone to q District
man.
Nor did it this time, but Larkin
Weldon, former No. / ranker
here who is q member of the
Takoma team in the District
league, made a try for the crown
that attracted more attention
than the victory of Don Norton
of Cheshire, Conn, over a record
field of 144. It might be said
Weldon missed the $1,000 top
prize and diamond medal by q
matter Of inches.
In the eighth box Of the final
game, Weldon struck. In the
ninth he picked a two-pin break.
In the 10th, he struck. Thus, by
missing the spare, he lost a count
of IL pins. And that was the
number he needed to top Norton,
who totaled 2.052, an average of
1862 for the is games.
Collects $500 as Runnerup.
Weldon. who rolled sets of 683,
669 and $50 for 2,042, collected
second money of $500. Norton,
a consistent tournament per-
former, had sets of 678, $50 and
685.
Others in the first 10 were
Harold Noyes, CharleStown, r. l.,
2,028 ($400); Mike Litrante, Bal
timore. 2.024 ($35O; Homer
Snyder, Hampstead, Md, 2,022
($325); Pete Buccieri, New Ha-
ven, 2.O14 $4,000; Bill Brozey,
Baltimore. 2,013 ($275); Jerry
Maloney, 1895 ($250); Ben Kos
ky, Bridgeport. 1882 ($225), and
Tom Kelly, Manchester, Conn,
1872 $4,000.
Bill Mischou, Washington's No.
ranking duckpinner. and How
ard Parsons were the only Dis
trict entrants besides Weldon to
land in the major payoff, Mis-
chou in tie for 33d with 1913
for $3.50 and Parsons, 38th,
with 1907 for SIS.
Two other Washingtonians
won back their entry fees. Lew
Malitz shot 720 and Gerald Stair
182 for $50 block prizes.
Malitz was singularly incon-
sistent. In the first set he drew
only eight spare breaks and
made 'em all. for a score of SAB.
In the second set he was out
standing with 720, but in the
finale 'apsed to 563 for total
of 1926. There were stretches
of 20 and Is frames in which
Malitz failed to draw a spare
break.
Defending Champion Fades.
Oneil Wynne of Norfolk. the
defending champion who set a
world 15-game record of 2,142 in
last years tournament, got off
to a flashy start with a game of
167, but thereafter never was in
the running. His total was
1929.
Tony Santini, Washington's
last winner of the Classic, in
1943. was eliminated from con-
tention by a poor middle set
(57D and wound up with 1920.
Kosky. for many years a top
Fighter Che won the U. S. Classic
in 1880. got his first 200 game,
a tally of 206 in which he fired
three double-header strikes.
The tournament was ac-
counted the most successful of
all the "a Classics. 1t was neces-
sary to turn away 10 entrants
for want of alley accommoda-
tions. The prize fund of $6,477
was also a record.
Evening star., 1954-01-11
Virginia Coptoins Elected
CHARLOTTESVILLE. v

Nk1AkCLO1 AEOV4GAE, a.,
Jan. II R.-Peter Potter of
Chattanooga, l56-pounder. and
Estel Sonny Nichols Of Char
lottesville, a 165-pounder. have
been elected co-captains of the
University OF Virginia boxing
team. Potter was runnerup for
the NCAA championship last
wear.
Evening star., 1954-01-11
Golf
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the rounds but now at ZIG after
76, and Peter Thomson, the
Australian who was runnerup to
Hogan in the British Open,
with 217.
At even-par 213 were Vic
Ghezzi. John Seraf1n. Jack
Harden, Art Doering, Chick Har-
bert and Jack Fleck.
Jack Burke and Jimmy De-
maret. among the second-round
leaders. had a bad afternoon.
Burke had a rs and Demaret a
"a to put them at 214 with seven
others, including the former Ma
tional Open champion. Julius
BoroS.
Gallery Switches.
Most Of the gallery watching
Wampler started with the three
some mainly to follow Worsham,
last years leading money win
ner. and Hawkins, who was run
nerup to Nary after two rounds.
But after the first nine, with
Wampler sinking birdie puts of
80. l8. 8 and 4 feet, the gallery
was with him. And the fellow
who three times won the Big Ten
title didn't let them down. He
had brides on two holes end
didn't go over par until No. 18,
when his short pitch shot landed
in a trap.
II started playing golf when
I was II in Bedford, Ind, caddied
for dad and played In high
school and college. But didn't
decide to become a pro until my
Anal year at Purdue" Fred said
He added that his round yes
terday was one of his best and
the 26. puts he needed during
the 10 holes was his best in a
long time.
t~
Evening star., 1954-01-11
By the Assoeioied Press

BUFFALO. N. Y. Jan. IL
Rocky Kansas, former world
lightweight boxing champion,
died Of cancer last night at Ros-
Evening star., 1954-01-11
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Tech VS.. St. Anthony at Catholic u.
Bulls at Maryland Frosh. u.
Tomorrow.
Bulls at Maryland FroSh. @.
Bell VS.. Roosevelt at Tech. 3:15.
Western VS.. Anacostia at Tech. AS.
Dunbar vs. Armstrong at Terrell. 3;3
Washington-Lee at Fairfax. =.
Tech at Bethesda Chevy Chase, 4.
Episcopal at Coolidge. $40.
Eastern at Bladensburg, 2:30.
Wilson at George WASHINGTON. $40.
ST. Johns at Suitland, S:l5.
Priory at Richard Montgomery, 3:45.
Surrattsville at Mackin, :I::IU.
Gaithersburg at Laudon. $3.50.
Woodward at George Mason, 3.
Quantico High at ST. Stephens. 3.
Leesburg at Herndon
Sherwood at Poolesville, go.
Surrattsville at Laurel. 7:3R
Frederick Sasscer at Oxon Hill, 2.
Parker Gray at Maegie Walker.
Evening star., 1954-01-11
BIG SEVEN CONFERENCE.
SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE
VALLEY CONFERENCE.
BIG TEN CONFERENCE

LSU and Georgia played game which
counted as an SEC game for LSU but not
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Brucker 10 Speak
AT Pearl Halrbor Rite
tuesday in Arlington

y I = 4
Annual Pearl Harbor Day
ceremonies, marking the en-
trance Of the United States into
World War II. will be held at 2
pm. Tuesday at Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
WILDER M. Brucker, Defense
Department general counsel and
a former Governor Of Michigan.
will make the principal address.
The rites, sponsored by Amvets,
will be held at the u. s. 8. Ser
pens Monument, the only mass
monument in the national GEM
etery to World War II veterans.
Representatives of all branches
of the armed forces and of many
veterans organizations will take
part. Among the guests will be
Admiral Arthur Radford, chair
man Of the Joint Chiefs of Staff;
Maj. Harry Okin, commander in
chief of the Military Ortsr OF
the World Wars; Joseph F. Barr.
national commander of the Jew
ish War Veterans, and Thomas
j. Cutie, national commander OF
the Catholic War Veterans.
Wreaths will be laid on the
monument by Rufus H. Wilson,
lilo Waycross Way, Kensing-
ton, Md, commander of the
Amvets: Mrs. Ruth King, presi-
dent of the Amvets auxiliary, and
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tional therapy patients at Be-
thesda Naval Hospital, Alexan-
dria and Arlington firemen, the
personnel of the Anacostia Naval
Air Station Including those in
the brig. the Police Boys Clubs
and Alrnas Temple rehabilitate
the toys that need it.
Boy and Girl Scouts and
Campfire Girls are helping col
lect the toys from private homes
1t. Col. Ernest E. Codere,
U. S. M. C. r., commander of
the 18th Infantry Battalion and
chairman of the drive, hopes to
gather 10000 toys-8,000 more
than last yeal
Will Gc to Needy.
The toys will be turned over
to the Christmas bureaus which
coordinate holiday charity in
the District and nearby areas
for distribution to brighten
Christmas for children whose
parents are unable to buy toys
themselves.
The collection I'd go on until
December %.
Other officers taking an i'm
portant role in the Toys for Tots
here are Marine 1t. Col. Reginald
Myers, inspector-i instructor of
the 18th Battalion, and 1t. Col.
r. E. Figley, commander Of the
local Marine Ali Reserve.
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the build-up of their atomic
arsenals in terms of quantity.

the build-up of their atomic
arsenals in terms of quantity.
2. Allow time for the develop
ment of defensive weapons which
would discourage any inclination
to gamble on single, devastat-
ing attack.
The proposal, 1t is suggested.
should be acceptable to all par
ties, since it implies no change
in the present balance of power
between East and West and. if
anything, improves the defensive
position of both sides. It would
require no elaborate system of
inspection, since devices for de-
tecting atomic explosions any,
where in the world are already
in operation. Beyond this. it
would prevent the development
of atomic weapons by any nation
which does not already have
them, since experimental ex-
plosions are needed for such de-
fVelopn1eK1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-05
Moves
(Continued From First Page.

Continued From First Page.)
found in a recent issue Of
"L'Express," considered as a
semi official government organ
whose editor, Jean-Jacques Ser
van-Schreiber. is credited with
having produced the first draft
of the premier's U. N. speech.
At the end Of a long article
devoted to the dangers of atomic
experiments, Express" comes
up with one practical recon-
mendation: To outlaw from now
on all further experimental ex-
blossoms of thermo-nuclear and
atomic devices.
In support of the idea. the
gloomy forbodings of the young
French physicist. c. Noel Mar
tin, describing the possible in
direct effects of atomic explo-
sions on human life are repro
duced in full. In addition, a
new argument is advanced: That
If development of atomic weap-
ons continues at it's present
pace it will not be long before
one country can be sure OF COM
pletely destroying another in
a single attack. A, this point,
says Express" the theory OF
massive retaliation becomes
meaningless and the only logical
policy for any country is to
attack first.
Blasts Easily Detected.
The proposal rests entirely on
the theory that further Develop
ment of atomic or hydrogen
weapons is impossible without
experimental explosions and that
such explosions can be easily de-
tected. The result of the ban on
experiments, therefore. would be
to:
/. Prevent the development Of
new and more powerful weapons,
while permitting the United
States and Russia to continue
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Therupy Group to Meet

The Metropolitan District Of
Columbia Chapter of the Amer
lean Physical Therapy Associa-
ton win hold its monthly meet
ing at 8 pm. Tuesday at Mt.
Alto Hospital. DR.. Wharton
Young, professor of neuro-anat-
omy, Howard University. will
sneak
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-05

Henry g. Gobeil. $50 Beacon
lane. Falls Church, commander
Of the Amvets District Depart
ment.
The ceremonies. marking the
18th anniversary Of the Japa-
Enese attack on Pearl Harbor. win
be preceded BY q SO-niinute con-
cert by the. Army Band and the
Amvets Memorial Carlton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-05
Nap Group to Meet

The geography and map
group Of the Special Libraries
Association viii meet at the
Whittall Pavilion. Library Of
Congress. at 9 pm. Wednesday.
Robert L. Moravetz. chief Of
Publications ONCE. United
States Geological Survey, will
speak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-05
Toys for Tots Week
Opens With 10000
PIaythings Sought

Today, by the proclamation of
the District Commissioners and
the heads of outlying govern
ments, begins "Toys for Tots"
Week.
The Toys for Tots drive, a
project of the Marine Air and
Ground Reserve Detachments
here. gathers new, used and re-
parable toys through barrels
put out in department stores,
f1rehouses, gas stations and
banks.
Groups such as the occupa-
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Paper Wuterproofed

A Swiss firm reports it has de-
veloped an economical method Of
waterproofing paper, Zurich re-
ports.
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1910 4-door: 500. Cal
IN. 6-oS16, "a pm. Sat. or Sun

PLYMOUTH 1e4o 4-door: 500. Call
1saS .nd <, s.,: er'neEseb fsb 'sss9 sss5
Monroe FORD. 516o Wis. ave,
WO. $4,000. Open ewes. It'll 8.
PLYMOUTH 80 cambridge sedan;
anfeed; anfeed Iaoi5u STUB No. aa1-A. Non
ROE FORD. 800 Wis. ave-, WO.
$1,000: Open ewes. til 8, sen.
PLYMOUTHS ,54s. '5?s and '5Os' Sc, Sc
mileage. These cars are, out Of this
GaukcH5 s5oe DE ~! !sjoro-PPLiYMoDTH,
PLYMOUTH 40 Special de luxe g
oNsYfsc FLA BUY iy4sa Ct 1fvins Ss2s g. ARcARE hp
AD. 4-S5oo. $500 Also 1880 14th st. NV.
lPLYMoUTH '5s cranbrook 4,door;
Can Gal we weekdays yi, from IN o e -91, R;m;
PLYMOUTH 80 taxi: privately owned
good condition; SS95. JU. S-;'1 40
PLYMOUTH 80 20: must be be sold i'm
PLYMOUTH As club coupe; excel
cond.. pvt. owner: S225. Call LU. y
2S23, Or 3s4 37th pl. Sc; q
PLYMOUTH l94L convertible coupe
radio, heater, splendid; S135. full
price. ROPER" 18th and r. l.. ne
PONTIAC "a Star Chief custom Cat
alma, ''s":: r. and h.. power steer
| ing, hydramatic: foam rubber cush
ions fender skirts, tinted glass
! beautiful 2-tone finish. Wv. tires
/ all-leather interior: driven less thar
/ 100 miles: So 995. HOYLE MOTOF
/ SALES. 1717 r !. ave. ne. DU
poNTIxc lSfII 'sa chieftain de luxe IS"
! 4-door: r. and h., Hydra Matte. 2 t.
@ choose from. ON. both Ihv, exceptionall! pd9%nE
! SALES, 1717 r. I. ave. ne. Du
Pontiac "a Star Chief Catalina
loaded with equipment; just de
/ livered; saves hundreds Of dollars
S2.s95 PENNY MOTORS. 1G2'
/ r, I, ave. ne, LA, $4,000. .
Evening star., 1954-04-02
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PREFECT 1851 4-door: original blue
finish; up to 30 miles per GALLON,
S495. 4-month written guarantee.
Ford Dealer, liza Vermont ave. NV.
AID. 4-430o.
STUDERAKER 81 Champ. REGAL 4.
low mi. Guar. S695. LEE BYRD
MOTORS. 2539 Pa. ave. Sc, LU.
2-3322.
Evening star., 1954-04-02
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 81 streamlineH S-cyl g
door sedan; extra-clean car: equip. i;
$o95. FRANK SMALL, Jr.. 5000
Penna. ave. Sc.
PONTIAC 1858 Chieftain "S' de luxe
2-dr. sedan; power steering. Hydra
Matte. r., h.. 5000 actual MI. p
tone green fin, Wv. tires; car posi-
lively in showroom cond through
out: must be seen to be appre-
500 Wis. ave, WO. $4,000. -
PONT. '4S 2-dr.: S25 dn., runs very
fine; radio. heater: guar D. c. insp
bal. Of $500: $50 per mo. RE. 1896.
A.
PORSCHE SO o-dr. sedan; black.
1000 miles. immaculate. S2T95.
Phone Warrenton 760, Ext. POS.
PLYMOUTH AZ station wagon: r.
and h.; 3 seats. 4-dr.; 1895.
CAPITAL GARAGE
CHRYSLER-P PLYMOUTH
1920 N. Y. Ave. NV. ST. 3-9100
Open EVENINGS Until 9