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Evening star., 1955-06-28
Pros FroIic at Sherwood
Gives BossIer Most Fun
By MERRELL WHITTLESEY

BY MERRELL WHITTLESEY
The golf pros face a two-week
layoff from competition after
yesterdays semi-social event at
South Sherwood Forest near An
napolis. They are out of action
until the Maryland Open July
11-l2 at Five Farms in Balti-
more, unless they decide to 60
back to Sherwood next week for
more of the same.
The second annual pro-pro
tournament was one of the high
spots of the season. Fifty-two
pros from points as far as Easton
and Edgewood. Md. and Norfolk,
Va, turned out for golf, a crab
feast and picnic and swimming
for their wives and children.
Everybody had fun, most of all
Charley Bassler. who mixed busi-
ness with pleasure. Bassler. who
has the most fun at a majority
OF the Monday tournaments be-
cause he cashes the biggest
checks, smashed another course
record with a four -under-par 68.
McHale Helps Double Win
The handsome Rolling Road
Club pro. who three weeks be-
fore the National PGA cham
pionship says he is playing the
best golf of his life, not only
won the pro sweeps but had a
partner. Rick McHale, who
helped him to a double victory.
Bassler is one of this section S
q,lalifiers for the PGA.
The lcose-jointed McHale, who
with Bassler broke in as an as
sistant FRO at Chevy Chase, had
two eagle IS on par-5 holes and
teamed with Bassler in the hat
drawn pairings for a best-ball
"a. eight under par. At that
they had two bogeys. This must
be a favcrite course for McHale,
now assistant pro at Forest Park
in Baltimore. for he won at
Sherwood last year with John
Musser,
BassleI had five brides and
an eagle and went over par three
times. His So broke the course
mark OF SO set by Cliff Spencer
in the Same event last year, and
tied by t'aul johnson in the An
napolis Amateur.
Course in Top Shape
Eddie Graefe. pro. manager
and SUI crintendent at South
Sherwood, has the course in the
finest shape since he practically
rehabilitated it after the last
war. Ano in addition, he has
one Of the finest Junior pro-
grams ir the country.
Ralph Beach. nursing an in
jured back since the PGA seniors
Evening star., 1955-06-28
GouIt Wins on TKO

FLORENCE. s. c.. June 20
R.-Pappy Gault of Spartan
burg won a technical knockout
over Jimmy Calcutt Of Florence
in a featherweight bout here
last night. Calcutt. l25A, was
unable to answer the bell for
the third round Of a scheduled
12-round fight. Gault weighed
120h.
Evening star., 1955-06-28
By DICK sLAY

A metropolitan tournament for
little league teams Tor whatever
other name you prefer would
have been suggested in this space
earlier were it not for the dis
similarity of rules used by the
various organizations.
Well =. a guy named Charlie
Smith, representing the Mont
gomery County Boys Baseball
Association, has taken the bit In
his teeth and has proposed at
least an exhibition game with
the Alexandria Little Major
League. which may be forward
step.
Smith coaches the Packets
Pharmacy club in the Eastern
Division II Midget circuit Of the
MCBBA and he talked with con-
viction when he said yesterday:
Montgomery County boys will
play anyone anywhere, anytime
at any age limit for money. mar
bles or chewing gum. as the say
ing goes.
II figure we're playing the
toughest brand Of little league
ball in this part Of the country
out here in Montgomery Coun-
ty," Smith insists. "For instance
we make the catcher hold that
third strike and keep the base
runner on the bag.
II feel we're preparing our boys
for a better brand Of ball later
on. These other leagues have
60-foot base paths and 48-foot
pitching distances. We have 70
feet between the bases and make
the pitchers throw 50 feet.
Some leagues around here
have 44-foot pitching distances
I guarantee you we have some
pitchers out here who could pitch
from A feet and Mickey Vernon
wouldn't touch the ball" That's
what the man said.
\ 4
Admittedly. Smith likes the
Idea Of seeing a Montgomery
County bunch playing in the
well-tended park in Alexandria {
Municipal Stadium. He may be
picking on the wrong crowd
though. The Alexandria pitch
ers throw 'em in from so feet
If that turns out to mean any,
thing.
Charlie Stephenson, to whom
Smiths suggestion was broached
turned the matter over to the
Alexandria Recreation Depart
Evening star., 1955-06-28
WITH THE
BOYS LEAGUES

Iment and to the league pfysi.
clans and no answer has beer
Forthcoming to date.
| Stephenson. a member Of thu
board of directors of the Alex
iandria leagues, is not enthusi.
aStic about any post-seasor
game as of now. The Alexan-
dria leagues are set up to keep
| the boys busy until two weeks
before school opens in the fall
which is enough ball for one
summer, Charlie feels.
There are other reasons, more
subtle and too lengthy to go into
here, and Stephenson is just
the fellow to convince his CO.
directors In o discussion on the
matter Of post-seaSen activity
Just for the record. though
this department Is not In favor
of ditching the idea altogether
A metropolitan championship
tournament. or an all-star game,
or the like. has appeal.
AH
The Optimist Club teams in
the Arlington Little Major and
Junior Major League. champions
in both age groups last year
have been threatening to do the
same this time.
At last look. the Optimists
were in the lead in the National
League of the Little Majors and
lin second place in the Junior
Majors. Then yesterday the old
er club received a blow when its
power hitter and centerfielder
Bob Keyes, fractured his arm in
two places while shagging fly
balls with his dad.
Il can't complain" Coach
Mort Irwin says. "I've had three
good years with no bad luck un-
til now. Bob was one of my Is
year-olds and that leaves me
with only four. There's room
for two more and I'm looking
for any boys Is who can play
ball."
McQuinn's is the only remain
ling unbeaten team in the Junior
Majors and its namesake in the
Little Majors Is doing almost as
well. A week ago. Bruce Ter
williger (no relation to the ma
jor leaguer) pitched McQuinn's
to a 10 victory over Kenyon
Peck and hit a homer with two
out in the first inning for the
only run of that Little Major
game.
Evening star., 1955-06-28

championship last winter. made
his area debut for 1855 and
posted a 10 to tie Hugh McLel-
Ian Of Edgewood and John
Musser of AL View for second In
the pro sweeps.
Mcclellan and Harold Oatman
had 65 and two teams had best
ball Cos. Musser and Bill Gehrine
of Baltimore and Dick Mullen
and Tee Baker.
NOTES-McHale and Ward
Burgess of Chevy Chase had the
unique distinction OF playing a
hole on the nine hole course In
three under par. The sixth is q
par five the first time around
and a par four the second, and
McHale had two threes. The
seventh is a par five both times
and Burgess had an eagle three
and then a birdie four, the latter
by chipping into the cup.
Clarence Doser lost seven
strokes to Bassler on one hole
and only finished one stroke be-
hind him. Where Bassler had
one eagle three on the 47S-yard
par five seventh. Doser had two
unplayable lies and took 10 and
still finished with a rs Bur-
CESS came within eight inches
of making a double-eagle two
on the par five seventh
Walter Romans entertained the
pros with accounts of the Ma
tional Open. He said 1t was the
toughest course of all time.
The Nome nugget., 1955-10-17
Labor Leader
 Tells Benefits Of AutOnatiOn

WASHINGTON, R-President Walter Reuther of the CIO said today automation can bring ia four-day week, longer vacation periods, opportunities for early retirement, as we'll as a vast in crease in our material standards of living"
 But he said careful social plan ming and proper controls will be needed if the changeover is to be made without first having to pay a heavy price in unemployment and human suffering"
 Reuther's testimony was pre- pared for Senate House econom- ic subcommittee as it continued hearings on the effects of automa- tion-the growing use of automat- ic machines for complicated fac tory processes.
 He said a gradual reduction of the work week to 30 or 35 hours and a rapid increase in consumer buying power are needed as "cushions" to absorb the workers who would be replaced by the new machines.
 As other parts of an eight-point program, he proposed earlier re- tirement under social security; improved social welfare services; loans and other aids to small busi- ness; retraining of workers whose jobs were eliminated; aid to com munities affected; and pricing pol icies which would help consumers enjoy the increased production.
The Nome nugget., 1955-10-17
Russia Invited To Join World Airline Group

NEW YORK, RAThe incoming and outgoing presidents of the International Air Transport Assn. today invited Communist Russia to enter the world airline organi- zation.
 The invitations came from Juan Trippe, president of Pan Ameri- can World Airways, the new chief of IATA, and from the retiring president, Max Hymans, president of Air France.
 But their welcome was tenn pered by a reminder from Chair man Ross Rizley of the US. Civil Aeronautics Board to the airlines that only their governments can permit their expansion along the Iron Curtain airways.
 Ridley acted as official spokes- man for the United States.
 Trippe said although the Czech oslavakian and Polish airlines long have been members of IATA, "Aeroflot," the Soviet national airline, should also be sitting with us at the conference table"
 "An early application by Aero flot for admission to IATA would be timely and convincing evidence on the part of the Soviet leaders that they really are willing to lift, for tourist travel, the Iron Curtain which has so long separated the peoples of the West and the Com munist world"
The Nome nugget., 1955-10-17
BY THE ASSOCIATED PREss

Praise and criticism both show cred on the Eisenhower Admins tration record Friday as party leaders rolled along toward the 1856 election campaign.
 Republican National Chairman Leonard w. Hall and Democratic National Chairman Paul M. Butler gave their contrasting views in an hour-long, nationally radiocast de- bate at a Chicago meeting of the Illinois Chamber of Commerce.
 Said Butler:
 Nearly everybody now agrees that all the Eisenhower Admins tration) peace publicity brought about a premature letdown among the Western powers" following last summers summit conference at Geneva, with the result that the Russians have turned Geneva into a Communist success. :. This whole huckster approach is damaging our world position"
 Said Hall:
 President Eisenhower upon taking office recognized immedi- ately that Communism was world menace" and took steps against it. Soon after he went to Korea "the Korean War came to an end. I think that is tremen- dous accomplishment. They (the American public) like this peace with prosperity"
 Butler The Eisenhower Admin istration with it's Cabinet made up solely of representatives of super big business" favors the in
The Nome nugget., 1955-10-17
Demo and COP National Chairmen
 Give Contrasting Views in Debate

terests of big business.
 Hall: "The Cabinet under PreSi- dent Dwight D. Eisenhower rep resents all 16O million Ameri- cans"
 Postmaster General Summer field sounded his praise of the COP record at $100-a-plate state fund-raising gathering at Oklahoma City. His recital ranged from i've have ended the war in Korea" to five have re- stored confidence in our national government.
 Summerfield called on grass roots Republicans to shoulder more responsibility in next years presidential campaign. we must divest ourselves of the last, finger ing shreds of the attitude: Let Ike do it." he said. He made no refer ence to Eisenhower's illness or prospects for seeking reelection next year.
The Nome nugget., 1955-10-17
MT. and Mrs. Truman Return From New York

NEW YORK, .Rl-Former Presi- dent Harry s. Truman and Mrs. Truman left by train Friday night for their home in Independence, Missouri, after spending five days in New York City.
 At Pennsylvania station to see her parents off was Miss Margaret Truman, who recently returned from a trip abroad.
 Truman told newsmen in re- sponse to their questions:
 'I've already discussed every thing form A to Izzard. I haven't anything new to say"
The Nome nugget., 1955-10-17
Great Land' Honored Tomorrow

All of Alaska joins together tomorrow to commem- crate Alaska Day. the day of the year which belongs solely to AlaskanS
 On Oct. IS, 88 years ago, the Government of the United States paid to Russia cents an acre for the territory, but it took gold stampede and statesde depression to really start Alaska it's way becoming one of the great lands of the world
 Its challenge it's freedom it's wide open spaces and ending wonders have been enved by peoples of all other countries.
 When the Constitutional Convention is history and the constitution ratified by the people and statehood is attained, Alaska will take it's place in these United States the richest and sesustaning state in the Union
The Nome nugget., 1955-10-17
Norway Protests Over Panama Whaling Tycoon Taking Illegal Catch

PANAMA, R-A Panamanian foreign officer said Saturday a Norwegian charge that Aristotle Chassis whaling fleet has taken a whaling catch worth millions is under study.
 This government is concerned because ships of the Greek-born shipping tycoon fly the Panama flag. The Foreign Office said re- ply will be made to the Interna- tional Whaling Commission and the Norwegian government.
 A Norwegian Foreign Office spokesman asserted Tuesday that 4he Chassis fleet during the last five seasons exceeded quotas set by the international commission by 216,555 barrels of whale oil valued at $S,68O,O
 A Panamanian inspector aboard one of Chassis ships termed Nor ways charge ridiculous.
 He said the real reason behind the complaint is that Norway is concerned over competition with its own whaling industry. w~s TN Y,-:~x-- ~4 Eshn M.xev~va@
The Nome nugget., 1955-10-17
sS$ IN THE BAG

GASTONIA, NC. R-Police picked up a man on a public drunkenness charge last Saturday night
 They asked him what was in the paper sbag he was carrying. Just some money I've been saving up," he replied.
 He was able to pay his fine of $5 and $7 costs of court. Police Chief c. F. Penninger said the bag contained $3,185.
The Nome nugget., 1955-10-17
FILM STAR IS GRANDFATHER

FLORENCE, Italy RA-Film star Frederic March became a grand father Saturday. His daughter, Mrs. Penelope Fantucci, gave birth to son. She is married to an Italian, Umberto Fantucci.
 The 58-year-old film star and his actress wife, Florence FL dridge, were here for the event.
 It is estimated that almost half the lead and 55 per cent of the zinc mined in all history have been extracted in the last 25 years.
The Nome nugget., 1955-10-17

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Evening star., 1955-07-03
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FAIRHAVEN ON THE BAY
A delightful community on one O,
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