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Evening star., 1955-03-12
BY the Assoeiated Press

SEBRING, Fla. Mar. 1.-TWO
dark horse" entries, an Ameri-
can Cunningham and a British
Jaguar,. will be in the spotlight
when the worlds swiftest sports
cars roar away from the starting
line in tomorrow'S international
Grand Prix of endurance.
Both of the mystery cars are
owned by Briggs Cunningham,
the handsome 48-year-old Palm
Beach CFlaD sportsman, who has
been making a one-man Amer
lean attack on European DOM
ination of the sports car field.
Owners and drivers here from
13 nations agreed almost unani-
mouSly that the speedy italian
Ferraris. IL strong, will be the
racers to beat in the brutal, IL
hour Sebring test.
This was an obvious conclu-
sion, because the Ferraris have
dominated world competition for
two years. But in practically
every case the predictions of the
experts were qualified with re-
marks like these by Donald
Healey, the English manufac-
turer:
1--WE don't know much about
that new Cunningham. We're
Evening star., 1955-03-12
Mary Ann Downey Erased
In Florida East Coast Golf

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, Mar.
12.-Grace DeMoss Smith of
Miami, defending champion, and
Barbara Romack of Sacramento,
Calf, the National Amateur
champion, met today for the
Florida East Coast women's
amateur golf title.
Both finalists had tough
battles in yesterdays semiflnals.
Mrs. Smith was four under par
on the front nine of the 6,485-
yard Ponce de Leon course and
4 up on Mary Ann Downey of
Baltimore. But Miss Downey
rallied and carried the match all
the way to the 18th green, where
Mrs. Smith dropped a putt from
four feet for victory.
Miss Romack lost two of the
first three holes to Mrs. Marjorie
Lindsay McMillen of Decatur,
Ill. Then Mrs. McMillens putt
ing turned erratic and Miss Ro-
mack came back for a and 3
victory.
Evening star., 1955-03-12
Deane Beman Captures
South Florida Golf Title
BY the Assoeiossd Press

PALM BEACH, Fla, Mar. II.
-Deane Beman was headed back
to Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School and three more months
with school books before any
thing more than schoolboy golf
competition after winning the
South Florida Amateur cham
pionship here yesterday.
Beman, 16-year-old Bethesda
Country Club member, defeated
w. B. Merry Of West Palm
Beach, 2 and /. in a 36-hole
final yesterday. Beman won an
invitation to the tournament
through the persistence Of Frank
Emmett. Washington, D. c., jun
ior golf promoter.
Beman was longer off the tee
than Merry. and pushed that
advantage to the utmost.
It was the best tournament
performance outside Of junior
competition for Beman, the 1853
Middle Atlantic junior titlist.
He qualified here with a 70.
Evening star., 1955-03-12
Bobo Olson Favored
To Knock Out VAUGHN
BY the Associaied Press

HOLLYWOOD, Mar. 12.-Al-
though his opponent doesn't
figure to be around at the finish,
Middleweight Champion Carl
(Bobo) Olson probably will at
tract a $4,000 gate at Holly
wood Legion Stadium tonight for
his scheduled 10-round non-
title fight against Willie Vaughn
of Los Angeles.
The oddsmakers say Olson
should be 10-1 to win and 81 to
put away the California middle
weight champion before the
tenth. But there aren't any
takers. The only persons who are
going to take much out Of the
till are Olson and his manager,
Sid Flaherty, who have a con-
tract calling for 40 per cent Of
the net gate. Bobo will pick up a
small chunk for boxing" Lou
Costello on the TV Comedy
Hour tomorrow night. and he
quipped that this fight has him
more worried than the one with
Vaughn.
The fight will start about 10
pm. (PST). It will not be on
radio or television.
Evening star., 1955-03-12
Confidence Man Faces Churqe
Of SwindIing Mantle on Stock

I'VE have been looking for him
for more than a week" West
brook said. HE has served time
in Texas and Nebraska and has
an FBI file in inch thick"
Police said Williams sold
Mantle 100 shares in the will
Rogers Underwriters Associa-
ton" Williams Incorporated
the firm in Oklahoma. Shortly
after he did so, Will Rogers, jr.,
son of the late humorist, in
formed the State Crime Bureau
he would protest the charter
and asked officers to investigate.
Williams repeatedly met Man
tie at his home in Commerce,
Okla. where Mickey paid him
$1,000 in cash and signed a
note for $4,000, police said.
Using Mantle's name as a
shareholder, Williams began
peddling additional shares to
other prominent Oklahomans.
I'VE are looking for others who
purchased stock in the COM
pany," Westbrook said.
Evening star., 1955-03-12
Andrews Wins Again,
Qualities for Tourney

Andrews AFB may find a real
threat to its 47-game winning
streak in the Northeastern Air
Force Conference round robin
basketball tournament starting
Wednesday at Sampson IN. "
AFB.
Andrews and the Class B
champion, the 6969th Support
Group of Suitland, both will go
to Sampson. Andrews qualified
by defending its Southern Divi-
sion title last night, defeating
Boiling AFB, 102-82 at Andrews.
The Support Group team de-
feated Washington National Air
port, 54-42.
Most valuable player honors in
the championship game went to
Ernie Warlick of Boiling who
scored 80 points. Dick Knost-
man was Andrews top man with
26 points while Cliff Hagan, the
usual high scorer. was held to 4
points. He fouled out early in
the second half.
Evening star., 1955-03-12
frankie Ryff Shows
Glass in Easy Victory
Over Danny 10 Perez
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK. Mar. 12.-Youth-
full frankie Ryff showed his class
last night in easily outpointing
Danny 10 Perez. his New York
rival, in a bloody 10-rounder at
Madison Square Garden.
Winner in so of So amateur
bouts and unbeaten now in II
pro starts. the 22-year-old Bronx
youth demonstrated to a national
television audience and an in
person turnout of 4,597 why he
is regarded as the best light
weight prospect in years.
Turning what had been her.
aided as neighborhood feud
into what amounted to a good
workout. frankie opened a cut
over Perez's left eye in the first
round and virtually toyed with
Danny 10 the rest of the way.
Referee Ruby Goldstein, Judge
Harold Barnes and the Associ-
ated Press each gave frankie
nine of the 10 rounds. Judge
Artie- Aidala called it Sill.
Perez handlers were unable to
stop the flow of blood. Stung
time and again by Frankie's
lefts, Danny JOS face became a
scarlet smear. frankie himself
suffered two small cuts in the
first and last rounds. In many
rounds his body was streaked
with red. but it was Perez's blood,
rubbed off in clinches.
AS Danny JOS face became
crimson there were some cries Of
stop it," DR.. Vincent Nardiello
of the State Athletic Commits
sion staff. examined the cash
after the 4th, 5th and 7th
rounds. He termed it a super
ficial cut" and let Perez continue.
After the bout DR.. Nardiello
took IL stitches to close the cut.
No stitches were required tor
frankie. a different situation by
far from his last bout in De-
cember when he was cut Sc
verely over the eyes by Orlando
Zulueta. Then frankie needed
% stitches. His followers had
been afraid he might be badly
cut again and they were agree
ably surprised that he wasn't.
The crowd contributed to a
gross gate of $16,044. frankie
weighed 140 and Perez 13934.
Evening star., 1955-03-12
By the Associoted Press

BLACKSBURG, Va, Mar. II.
George Mason High of Falls
Church, one of the most startling
"sleepers" ever to show up in
State scholastic basketball cir
cles, tonight goes into the finals
of the Group 2 tournament
rank underdog against defending
champion William Fleming of
Roanoke.
If being an underdog bothers
the Mustangs. they haven't
shown it in five games in the
District 2 playof and here in
the State tournament.
George Mason moved into the
final round last night with a
60-56 upset victory over Leb-
anon, from District 7, while Will
liam Fleming's District 6 cham
pions were whacking Church.
land. from District l, by a 1858
score.
George Mason, which kicked
over the dope bucket by breezing
past Thomas Dale of Chester and
Manchester in the District 2
tourney, came through where
Churchland failed to become
only the second team from Dis
tricts l, 2, and 4 to play in
the State Group 2 championship
contest.
The Mustangs. a hot shooting
team ever since they hit the
tournament trail. will have to be
all Of that and then some to
Evening star., 1955-03-12
Senators
Continued From Page A-14)

medium of two walks, two wild
pitches, an error and a Vernon
single.
Gus Keriazakos, no candidate
for the opening-game assign
ment, forced across two runs
with walks in the seventh. But
again the Senators locked the
score in the eighth after Juan
Delis doubled and Tom Umphlett
singled. Roger Bowman walked
Vernon and Pete Runnels sue
cessively to force across a run
and Umphlett scored when Yost
hit into a double-play.
That was the situation in the
bottom of the ninth. which
Carlos Bernier opened with a
single. Felipe Montemayor sac
rificed, and after Ward was pur-
posely passed Reno Debeneditti
broke up the game with a long
double to left-center.
NOTES: There was nothing
complacent about the Senators
bench. Both umpires stopped
the game at different points to
warn Coach Ellis Clary and Shea
to cease their personal remarks.
Oravetz dropped Jerry
Evening star., 1955-03-12
BY the Assoeiated Press

OKLAHOMA CITY, Mar. 12.-
A man accused of selling Mickey
Mantle 100 shares of stock in
worthless insurance venture for
$500 has been returne d to
Miami. Okla.,s to face charges.
Police arrested him here
Thursday. He was Unidentified as
Cleveland Roy Williams, g., a
nationally known sWindler.
Ottawa County authorities, on
Nantes complaint, filed charges
of obtaining money under false
pretenses against Williams. Man.
tie, in training with the New
York Yankees at Tampa, Fla,
declined comment.
State Agent Steele Westbrook,
the arresting officer, described
the neatly dressed Williams as a
nationally known confidence man
who has served three prison
terms. Williams was jailed here
on a fugitive charge from STAN
ton, Tex, charging forgery.
Evening star., 1955-03-12
George Mason High in Finals
After Another Upset Victory

handle William Fleming's tall
Colonels tonight.
Bill Berger, at 6 feet, is the
biggest of the Mustangs. His
chief compatriots in point-mak-
ing are John Tasker at ell.
Ralph Havens at ST and Dave
Smith at SIS.
On the other hand, William
Fleming can trot out the 6-6
Stevens twins, Bob and Bill,
along with Carlton Assaid at
GA, P. T. johnson at 6-3, John
Willhide at 6-2 and Denny
Weddle at 6-1. Only 5-8 Leroy
Ferris and ST Jack Morey are
in George Mason's class as far
as height goes.
George Mason grabbed a 1911
lead at the end of the first quar-
ter against Lebanon last night
but fell behind at halftime 30
26. The Mustangs, with Havens
getting hot after a cold first
half, moved in front at the end
of three quarters 40-39 and
stayed there.
Berger was top man for the
Mustangs with 18 points while
Havens and Smith contributed
70 each
Evening star., 1955-03-12
Jamaica Police Probing
Poisoning of Race Horse

KINGSTON, Jamaica, Mar. IL.
The Jamaica Jockey Club says
the death of a racehorse named
Elegance at the recent Knutsford
Park meeting attended by Prin-
cess Margaret was caused by
poison.
Police were called into the i'll
vestigation after officials here re-
ceived a report from chemists of
the New York Jockey Club labor
atory showing the horse was
poisoned.
The 4-year-old filly died in the
saddling paddock shortly before
she was scheduled to go to the
post.
Evening star., 1955-03-12

Lynch's routine fly in the fifth
inning for a two-base error.
The Pirates pitchers helped
the Senators by issuing nine
walks, but they weren't enough.
Dresser has written down a
flock of mistakes the Senators
have made in their first two
games and he'll give the players
a rundown on them when the
club returns to Orlando.
Evening star., 1955-03-12
ington-Lee coach.
Arlington Team Wins
In Girls AAU Tourney

RICHMOND, Va, Mar. ia
field goal by Doris Akerly in the
last 30 seconds of play gave the
Virginia Merchants Of Arlington,
27-25 victory over Bennie's
Drive In of Petersburg. in the
opening round of the State AAU
girls basketball tournament here
last night.
Virginia Dairy topped Frosty
Bottling, 22-l7, in battle in
volving two local teams, and
Roanoke's Webber's Florist
stopped the McGuire's Hospital
1ub, 1892.
Evening star., 1955-03-12
Fights Lost Night
BY the Associutsd Pres,

NEW YORK Madison Square Gar.
outpointed Danny 10 Perez. l391.. New
BENNiNoToN. vt.--wiine Pep. 1aa
dsT,i0fa dsry se GSPn DseTot YSt00in''d iS Herman
PHILADELPHIA Johnny Cooke. 15O
PHILADELPHIA. .outpointed Jake Josato
l4l, Philadelphia. &.
HAMBURG. Germany willy Hoep-
ner Hamburg. stopped Gerhard Hecht
Berlin, . for European hghtheavy-
weight titlel
Evening star., 1955-03-12
Columbia Fencers Win

NEW YORK, Mar. IL (P.-
Columbia University scored %
victories to capture the epee
team title in the opening session
of the 58th annual Intercollegi-
ate Fencing Association cham
pionships yesterday.
Evening star., 1955-03-12

Today's Schedule.
Fort Wayne at Syracuse tafternoon)
Boston at Rochester
Philadelphia at Minneapolis.
Yesterdays Results.
New York 81; Boston. 95.
Tomorrow's Schedule.
New York at Boston.
Milwaukee at Syracuse.
Evening star., 1955-03-12
6 to 5 in Basketball

MURRAY, KY, Mar. IL R.-r
A cat and mouse basketball game
between two Kentucky high
schools ended last night with
the score: Bardwell, 6; Paducah
Tilghrkan, S.
Evening star., 1955-03-12
Patty Berg Out Front
In TitIehoIders Golf
After Thrilling Round
By me Assoeia,ed Pres,

AUGUSTA, Ga, Mar. 12.-
Patty Berg took a one-stroke
lead into the third round of the
$1,000 Women's Titleholders golf
tournament today on the heels
of lone of my biggest thrills in
% years of competitive golf"
Miss Berg carded a spectacular
68 in the second round yester-
day. four under mems par for
the hilly 6,270-yard Augusta
Country Club course, for a IA
aggregate at the halfway mark.
She cut two strokes off the
previous Titleholders record, set
last year in the second round by
Babe Zaharias. and rose from
sixth place into the drivers seat.
Patty shot a "a at Richmond,
Calf, in 1852 for the women's
world record in tournament play.
But she admitted it gave her no
greater thrill than her round
yesterday. This is tougher
course than the one at Rich
mond," she explained.
Miss Berg, seeking her sixth
titleholders victory. needed the
brilliant round to climb ahead of
Mary Lena Faulk of Thomas
vile, Ga, who added 73 to her
first round 72 for 145 and re-
tained the runnerup spot.
In third place after a torrid
SO was Betsy Rawls of Spartan
burg, S. c.. with a total of 146
Her three -under-par also bet
tered Mrs. Zaharias' old record.
Jackie Pung of Honolulu, who
leads the money winners on the
current winter tour, was fourth
after hanging a "a on her first
days 73 for lat.
Miss Faulk, former National
Amateur champion who turned
professional only six weeks ago,
fired an eagle for the second
straight day She had a three
on the 457-yard eighth hole
yesterday after rare deuce on
the par-four 10th in the open
ing round. Mary Lena was four
under par after four holes and
shot phenomenal golf under
pressure to come back.
Patty Berg, St Andrews III. 76-6s-144
Mary Lena Faux. Thomas
Vile Ga, ~., 72-73-l45
Betsy Rawls, spartanburs, On go
Mrs Jackie Pung. Honolulu 73-?4-i4?
Louise Suggs. Sea Island, Ga. 71-71-l4s
Marlene Bauer, Sarasota.
Fla. TS-71-14a
xPat Lesser. Seattle = 75-74-i4S
Mrs. George Zaharias, Tampa 75-75-l5O
Marilynn Smith. Wichita
sGloTia Armstrong. Oakland
Betty H.,tt Hicks Palm Springs. 49,,
"issjf ssi5t Wright. San Diego, 17.--,s.
Mrs. Betty Bush, West Palm -
Beach. Fla TS-77-155
xMrs; Mae Murray Jones,
Rutland, vt. - 76-19-155
Betty Dodd. San Antonio - S2-14-l56
Fay Crocker, Montevideo,
Betty Jameson, San Antonio ss-s6-15s ss-s6-l 5S
vonnie Colby, Hollywood, Fla. 79-77-I56
Bonnie Randolph. Columbus.
Pat o'sunivan, Orange. 0O-"-l''
conn. -..--------- S0-71-157
xAmateur
Evening star., 1955-03-12

Totals AZ Is 102 Totals 80 90 8:
Halftime score-Andrews, 54-41.
Evening star., 1955-03-12
NBA Standings

BY the Assoeiated Pres
Evening star., 1955-03-12

Totals - II SO
Half Fairmont 30:
Evening star., 1955-03-12
Basketball Results

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-04-07
Northern High
Students Visit
United Nations

Ten students from Northern
High school and 355 other Mary
land high school students visited
the United Nations building in New
York City on March 30 and 81 The
students were Shirley Ream, FL
leen Camp. Ross Selby Joe Bender.
Gloria Yommer, Vida Schroyer,
Deane Savage, Edwin Dean, Gary
Fratz and Bill Speicher Miss
Elaine Falkenstine accompanied the
group. The trip was sponsored by
the United Nations Youth Associa-
ton of Maryland
The group left for Baltimore by
bus Wednesday, March 80. They
arrived in Baltimore at 700 and
met their hosts and hostesses 70.
the night The hosts and hostesses
were members of the United Ma
tions Association in Baltimore
They departed for New York by
train the following day arriving at
Jersey City at 1890 and crossing
the Hudson river by ferry The
Queen Mary and the Constitution
were just coming into New York
and could be seen clearly. The
Statute of Liberty could be seen
from the ferry
They travelled to the United Ma
tions in chartered busscs and ar
rived in time to spend the after
noon touring the building and at
tending sessions
One of the highlights of the trip
was listening to a session of the
Economic and Social Council The
group also visited the General AS
scmbly. Security Council, Trustee
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-04-07

Homcmakers-April ~, Mars Hill
club at 1870 p m. at home of Mrs.
Dan Folk, Deer Park Club at 1880
p. m, in town hall; April 10, Nc
Henry club at home of Mrs. Carl
Duckworth, 100 p. m; April IA,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-04-07

chip Council and the Sccretariat
The trip was paid for by the in
dividual who participated No do
nations we're received from any
local organizations.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-04-07

hall for training and program plan
ming.
The County Kuhll Women's short
course club will have a banquet at
Happy Hills restaurant on May Ia,
at 7:30 DIST Reservations are to
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Mt Zion club at the school at p.
m
Four-H Monte Vista club at
$3.50.
Clothing charmen are to meet
April IA at 1870 in the Accident fire
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-04-07
Extension Meetings

The following meetings of Home
maker and f0ur-H clubs we're an
nounced by Miss Ethel Grove, home
demonstration agent:
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Production of radios in US in
1854 declined to lO4OO,539. almost
3 million less than 1858
The building record IN US was
shattered first three months Of
year.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-04-07

There we're at least 80 weekend
forest fires in Maryland because of
dry weather
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