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money
sifford's 2s3 good for $3.50 and tenth place
Thumb nail sketches OF Rhodes Bfford Spllsr.
Rhodes 20 old married has children
Tenn The tourney
this Ted really enjoyed returning IN H. Paul and
dpats In tournaments Milwaukee, Toronto Montreal Philadelphia
Hartford and Baltimore
Charles sifford 20 old
from Philadelphia Pa This his
Plans to make the Rhodes
shot % out In New Jersey sod good game
BIN splsr the father Of three children ~ and makes his
In Los Angeles B had Wayne open
stopping off lie has teaching Nashville
He seriously thinking about giving tournament
asked spiier this Open open
TO Negro players said told that
Negro players competed had that inform
him that Pat Hall OF Chicago played In the Keller Open in the re"
The Twin city Giants double header o3 and White
hear Lake July
All Nations team 10 at New Richmond, Wis
All you golfers
Theodore
july 20 and a. This the biggest tourney kind the
Midwest.
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HARRIS. ANN GREGORY
TO ENTER ANNUAL
GOLF TOURNAMENT

Ernie Harris OF Minneapolis.
Ann Gregory OF Gary, Indiana and
Franklin Seabrooks OF Detroit will
be among contestants again this
year In the annual Upper Midwest
Bronze Amateur Golf Tournament
formerly the Minnesota Negro
Open to be held Saturday. July 81
and Sunday. July % at the With
Golf Course. Minneapolis.
Co-sponSors are Jimmie Stem.
mons OF Minneapolis and Ted Al
len of 81. Paul. II Is a 80 hole
tournament for amateurs: men,
women and juniors. under IS
years,
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The Minneapolis fire depart.
ment In atm llywhite The last
Negro candidate was knocked on
an oral examination although
he passed the written tests hand.
lily o.. A Minneapolis cafe IL still
the headquarters for thieves and
mugRers Signing of n Negro
lad by the Minneapolis I.akcrs is
expected to increase Negro com
munity interest In pro basketball.
The Williams Realty Co. ra-
dio advertising campaign has the
whole town agog Carl Row.
ans profiles on Aaisian leaders
In the Minneapolis TRIBUNE II
drawing praise q. A former st
Paul girl, Thclma Thurston Cor
ham Is now executive editor OF the
famed Oklahoma BLACK DIS
PATCH Brutus CaAaius Ia
predicting hArd-times for the
coming winter.
A Minneapolis hotel whose wo-
man reservation clerk turned
down a request for rooms for a
Church Of God In Christ official
may md that her arbitrary &C
ton will cost the hotel a civil suit.
Said reservation clerk told Rev,
w. E Rattle. q local minister that
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Hobart T. Mitchell " In Duluth to
dispose OF the property holding OF
the late Ann Colby Albright.
Look for a squirt In Pittsburgh
COURIER sales everywhere II II
continues the type Of articles such
AS Chaos in Washington" In its
magazine section. Last weeks
sub-topic OF the article was 49,
900 Frantic. Manless Women" In
the same issue the COURIER edi-
torially praised the Kansas City
CALL for being a clean paper.
As Bailee predicted two years
ago JET Magazine. the pocket.
size Johnson news mag. has cut
heavily into the national circula-
tons OF the larger Negro papers
which have depended greatly on
circulation income from national
distribution. JET doesn't bother
the papers which cater to the area
In which they are published. but
plays hob with the Calculations OF
such papers as the Chicago DE
FENDER. the COURIER. and TO
smaller degree the AFRO OF
Baltimore and the CALL OF Kan.
sas City.
Some papers are franticaIiy
trying To combat the Inroads
made by JET by JREElnE up
their content. digeating both
news In capsule form and play
Ing up the sensational angles In
the more bizarre news happen
Ings.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-15

approach shot contest In the pre-Open exhibitions
The winner IL the golfer who closest 10 the
cup In three shots Ted holed his the second at.
tempt.
Charley sInord and Ted Rhodes shot 90 and
70 and 90 and II TO qualify for the final two days
Joe Louis shot two s3's and failed TO qualify Bill
SpiIIsr had n 10 on the first round and then with
drew
Rhodes ended up In a four way tie for tenth
place on 2s2 That score called for SIb6. with
tho other hundred. Ted wound up with 1856 In prize
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BRIEF
NEWS
SCENE
High and Lowdown"
BY BAu.EE THOMAS

Many unkind remarks are being
made by erstwhils friends Of the
st Paul matron who Allcgedly
took an overdose Of sleeping pills
because Of the dlAaffectiun or her
husband The lack OF a Chart.
able feeling for the matron In due
mainly. her friends say, 10 her
years OF naughty -highhatting OF
friends. nelghbors and the little
people In general he nice 10
people on your way up. because
you might meet them coming
down, II an old saying that Is
more truth than poetry,
A bright spot In the Twin
Towns last week was that 81,
Paul business man who insists on
remaining anonymous who saved
from foreclosure the home OF q
widowed mother with six small
children. He didn't even know the
woman or her family.
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7l0 Penn Ave. North
&AA0 nQNfM a.

Four bedroom stucco home. New
gas furnace. Full basement. @. I.
appraised. $500. II your salary
IL $27o per month, you pay $3.50
closing cost A real buy! Hurry!
Call Mr.. Dawson, PIA 249l. KE.
7011.
Hsnnspin investment Co.
616 w. Lake
$40
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Tune In WLol ~ 10 HIS
p. N. Monday thru Sosvrday
1880 on your dlol

~
p. N. Mondoy thru S0svvduy
1880 on your dlol
2Io5 Fifth Ave. So.
Large family home with income
possibilities. Automatic gas heat.
Small down payment.
970 Fremont Ave. No.
Terrific buy. Income property.
$3.50 per month income. Live here
rent free and make money be-
sides, Furniture included. Small
down payment for this type pro-
perty.
33I1 3rd Ave. So.
Very nice four bedroom home.
Living room. dining room, full
basement. Gas heat. Don't miss
this one. Terms.
1919 9Th Ave. So.
IN story five room home. FUN
basement. Gas heat Terms.
3853 Clinton Ave. So.
Five room home. Very clean. -
Small down payment will handle.
3oIl I9fh Ave. So.
Three bedroom home. Gas heat.
Small down payment Selling
price $1,000.
2I73 East 77nd s..
Duplex-5 rooms and bath each
floor. gas heat. Terms.
1914 So. Seventh s..
Duplex Income property. (
rooms and bath each floor. Small
down payment.
1912 Third So. So.
Duplex income property. a
rooms down. 8 rooms up. Small
down payment.
Lake Cottage
Four rooms. Prior Lake. Small
down payment
Two 90 ~. Lots
5lst and James No.
Corner 18th Az. q Sin 50. s.
Commercial building. Terms
1906 james No.
Ten rooms. Two story house. Fun
basement Gas heat Terms.
3942 Second Ave. So.
Very nice 3 bedroom two story
house. large living room with fire.
place, dining room. sun room, fun
basement. gas heat, garage.
Terms.
Several New Tiisenbilf
Homes Now Available
WILLIAMS
Is25 olsnwood No.
n. 1oo3
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RENT on SELL

Eight room house Good condition.
Very reasonable, 5O2 Emerson N.
Call Mr.. Hechter. CHI. 1883 $50
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The son OF a well-known st.
Paul business tycoon has decided
he wants 10 wed his bronZed skin.
ned beau Of three years His par
enta. after much soul-searching
have given their consent. The girl
Is "A lovely West Coast university
graduate and the boy Ia sacriflc-
ing chance TO be No. 2 In his
dads business TO run west coast
office. Out there he claims the
climate for such marriage Ia
much more favorable. Chief OBJ
jections To the wedding comes
from the brides dining car waiter
father
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-15

The Minneapolis NAACP has
three cases Of race diScrimina-
ton before itH legal redress COM
mlttec A plan to have the regis
tration records OF all University
u Minnesota students contain a
photo OF each person matriculat-
ing there Is being discussed
A Minneapolis man who thought
he won n victory In n divorce ac-
ton still mumbles to himself a.
bout the whopping attorneys fee
he had TO pay.
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SPORTS (! ,! ;!
~ by Jimmy Griffin W
BY Jimmy Griffin

Joe popular
Open. He 10 followed galleries
Ted picked hundred dollar check winning
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Low DOWN PAYMENT

Anyone. ice five room bunga-
low. New carpeting, Full base
ment. Porch. Double garage. Good
financing, 4436 5th Az. s. RO. O.
1913. Ii 1897. agent. $50
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223 Euss Aoth Street.

This three bedroom home now
has an income OF $l04 per month.
Plus owners quarters. Full base
ment. Gas heat. Double garage.
Corner lot. Call Mr.. Mailer. GIb-
son 1891.
DAHL INVESTMENT
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there were no rooms available. An
hour later n white person. friend
Of Rev. Bottle. was readily given
reservations for the same officials
and the reservation was confirm.
ed The first letter OF the name of
the hotel In &C."
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3sTH ST. AND w. RIVER ROAD
3 bedroom stucco bungalow. i'm
maculate throughout S13,500.
43RD AND FOURTH AV. 8. 3
bedroom stucco bungalow. gas
heat, garage. $4,000.
NEAR 3STH STREET-Two bed
room stucco duplex Excellent
condition. Separate gas hot water
furnaces. Amusement rooms. Two
car garage.
Johnson & Perdue
CO. 1895 ~. soos
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l9l;E$1lll3l;l!G


open y 70 y y. ~. IhOr$oor
450s FIFTH AVE. so.
8 Year Old B. R. Bung.
Don't miss this sparkling white
sided bungalow. all plAstered,
carpeted living room, dandy kit
chen, two good sized bedrooms.
gas heat, garage, etc. Call Mr..
Mortenson. PL. 1855 or WA. Z
9971.
PENN REALTY. ReoItors
$50
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DUPLEX

In excellent condition. Double
garage Gas heat. Three bedrooms
each floor. his Girard Ave. ~.
Home~ood Realty
AL. Ass: CHI. 6786. $50
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DUPLEX
$3.50 DOWN

Two gas hot water plants. LOOK
Over 5000 month income pos
sibie. Drive by 2toi 9Th Az. So
Call Mt, Birch. or ITS WA. g.
SSt6 Ewes, $50
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THREE bedroom stucco home.
Full basement. Gas Heat. Tile
bath. Garage. $3.50 down any
one.
10 ROOM duplex. Full basement.
Gas heat $3.50 down.
FOUR BEDROOM home. $3.50
down. Whatever you might have
Full basement. Gas heat Ask for
Ben. PL. 1859.
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Two of the four American Ne
gro golfers who were entered In
the st, Paul Open were in the
Money. Pretty good showing for
the group. Bailec would say II all
tournament promoters the coun-
try over had the intestinal forti-
tude and good sound AmericaniEm
that the 81, Paul Jaycces have ex-
hibitcd In insisting that the open
be open TO all Americans. Ne
gro golfers would have a chance
TO play the best and develop more
rapidly in the science OF the
game
Most OF the opens co-sponsored
BY the race biased GG.A. are
open" 10 everybody except
Americans Of color,
Gordon Parks, the LIFE photo
Erapher from Minneapolis has one
OF his pictures In The Family OF
Man exhibition at the Mime
apolis Institute OF Art shelton
Granger told friends after motor
Ing hundreds OF miles through the
western half Of the nation and
through tabled highly touted
California that he found no place
like Minnesota for living
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DUPLEX

2i2s Z. 22nd ST Very clean. Four
rooms each. Fenced yard Price
reduced for fast sale Drive by a
call for appointment. Days, PA.
t-54eT or ewes. NY. oS3l. $50
Evening star., 1955-09-08
GIRLS SIT BILL
WORTH ONLY 81 TO
u. S. TREASURY

PHILADELPHIA tR.
Miss Lillian Konoff is 60
ing to get Just / dollar for
her "$1l bill"
The 2l-year-old Federal
Office employe had been
given the bill by her father
and kept it as a souvenir
until last month when she
made inquiries about it.
A coin dealer estimated
the bill, which had the face
of a l dollar certificate
and the back of a 10 dollar
bill. might bring her thou
sands Of dollars If it were
genuine.
Tuesday night, Thomas ].
Kelley, agent In charge Of
the Philadelphia Office Of
the Secret Service, said the
bill was two split bills,
pasted together.
He added that Miss Ko-
noff's bill would be re-
deemed by the Treasury
Department ION its face
value just / dollar.
Evening star., 1955-09-08
Labor Militia
OF 6 Millions
Offered Peron

BUENOS AIRES. Argentina,
Sept. 8 tR.-Argentina's six
million-member General Confer
Grafton Of Labor tCGT) has
been offered to President Juan
Peron as a civil militia ito be
utilized in defense Of law, the
constitution and constituted au-
thorities.
The big labor organization
forms a major basis of Gen.
Peron's strength. The proposal
to turn it into a militia came a
week after the president called
for strong new measures against
his opposition. He said such a
policy was necessary because his
opponents refused to accept the
"pacification" he offered after
the abortive June 16 revolt
against his regime.
Assurance for Peron
The army put down the revolt
and outwardly has shown no
disloyalty to Gen. Peron. But by
turning the CGT into a militia.
the president could assure him.
self Of another armed force to
back him up.
Buenos Aires was put under a
state Of siege--a modified mar
tial law-two days after Gen.
Peron's speech. There have been
no reports of violence here since
then.
Replying to the Peron speech,
the opposition radical party said
in a statement last night it
wants peace but not at any
price" For radicals. the state
ment said, neither the speech
nor the state of siege nor perse-
cutions will change their firm
decision to continue serving the
ideals and democratic interests
Of the Argentine people"
2 Educators Seized
Roman Catholic Church
sources said yesterday two re-
hgious educators have been ar
rested by federal police.
They were identified as the
Rev. Pedro Moyano, head Of the
Jesuit Colegio Meximo de San
Miguel, and Brother Niceforo of
the Marista order, a professor
at Buenos Aires Colegio Cham
pagnat.
The Colegio Meximo is the
leading religious educational in
stitution in Buenos Aires. Po-
lice linked the school to an al.
legged plot to assassinate Gen
Peron August Is and said an
arms cache was found there. The
school denied the accusation.
Gen. Peron last November ac-
cuSed some members Of the
clergy of working to undermine
his regime. The charge. denied
by the church, touched of &
series of arrests and other in.
cidents.
Evening star., 1955-09-08
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Why You'll Win Compliments Galore When SseSsszs.>
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You Serve County Fair Brown N Serve Rolls! yIu

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The secret Of County Fair Brown n Serve Rolls
is in the formula ;. developed after years Of
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To Danish the chance Of failure to cook through
the middle!
Just make sure the oven is pre-heated to 450'.
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dark-brown crust.
BE A GENIUS
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Solved at last is the problem many women have
had with ready-to-bake rolls soggy. unbaked
dough in the middle.
For now the Bakers Of County FAIR Bread =.
after years OF waiting until sure-fre, formula
could be developed :. are able to guarantee any
woman perfect results
Just take County Fair Brown n Serve Rolls out
OF the package and do this put them on an un.
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bake 6 to 8 minutes brush tops with
melted butter serve and take bowl
You get perfect results delicious rolls. the
crust brown :. the inside tender and light and
completely baked through or your money back
from your grocer!
IT'S A PERFECT FORMULA
perfect roll breaks through at touch II is
not tough!
perfect roll is glistening brown on the outside
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-22

ORLANDO, Fla, Mar. o.
Manager Chuck Dresser insists
Washington receivers must
throw to second base every
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assist his brother with the teach
ing and playing duties. Eddie
replaces Dutch F'ahrenwald, who
leaves early next month for
Havre de Grace to become pro
at the new Swan Creek Club
Roscoe Shupe will continue as
assistant at Manor.
An assistant pro change in
Baltimore was announced by
Irwin Schloss, pro at Mount
Pleasant. His new aide will be
John Jendrasak, 32-year -old
former public links star from
Cleveland. Jendrasak will sue
coed Henri Van Gogh, who was
unable to get a Canadian work
visa to return here this year
Van Gogh played in most of the
pro events in the Mid-Atlantic
section last year.
Jendrasak turned pro last year
He won several public links tour
naments in the Pittsburgh area,
where he lived prior to 1850, and
last year won the All-Ohio Public
Links title.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-22
Rules
Continued From Page CID


sity felt the wider lanes should
tend to cat down appreciably on
the cheap goals after free
throws" Hinkle is the new bas-
ketball committee chairman.
Three Other Changes.
The wider lanes revision will
apply only to college and AAU
teams, although high schools
and other groups may use it on
an experimental basis. The
bonus alteration applies to col
lege. high school, AAU and
YMCA groups represented on
the Rules Committee.
The committee also listed
three other charges. One aims
at curbing stalling. 1t makes
the five-second possession rule
apply to dribblers. The old reg
ulation called for a jump ball
when an offensive player held
onto the ball for five seconds
within the vineyard guarding
distance of a defensive player
Now the player won't be
able to kill time by dribbling
while within the guarding area"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-22
Eddie Stevens Goes to Manor
Norbeck Club Adds Bill Moco
And Ralph Krixer to Pro Staff
Idle Stevens Goes to Manor
By MerreIl WhittIesey

Bill Maca. who won one of
this sections bigger pro tourna-
ments last fall. and Ralph Kirk
err of Baltimore will join the pro
staff at Norbeck Country Club
as assistants to Henry Gerard,
it was announced today.
In another pro change, Pro
Clagett Stevens announced yes
terday that Eddie, his younger
brother, would join him at Manor
Country Club. Eddie submitted
his resignation as pro at Fort
Belvoir, effective April Is.
Maca primarily will be teach
ing and playing pro at Norbeck,
while Krixer will be Gerardi's
merchandise man. Krixer has
been out of golf for eight years.
but prior to that was assistant
to Leo Herman at Green Spring
Valley in Baltimore.
Maca was assistant pro at
Fort Meade last year while COM
pleting his Army service. He
was not eligible for Middle At
lantic PEA events. but played
we'll in outside tournaments. In
October he won the $1,000 Up
lands Open at Rolling Road.
Maca won a playoff over his
former boss, Steve Tobash. and
Andy Gibson after shooting 72-71
in the tournament proper. Maca
and Gerard first became &C
quainted as playing partners in
the Uplands Open.
Maca. %, is from Kingsville.
Tex. He was club champion
there for three years before turn
ing pro, won several invitation
tournaments in the area, and was
medalist in the Texas Amateur
in 1852. He has been playing
in some of the winter pro tourna-
mentS.
Eddie Stevens returns to Manor
where he was an assistant pro
for 10 years under AL Treder
prior to the last war. He will
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hitters against major league OPP
position this spring. while Eddie
Yost is batting 1915, Ernie Ora
vetz. Jim Busby, Bruce Edwards
and Juan Delis are locked at
1888, Mickey Vernon is hitting
.318, Pete Runnels $40. Bob
Kline 300, Tom Implicit .273,
Jerry Snyder .167, Bob Odds .143
and Harmon Killebrew Ill.
Dresser Cancelled a scheduled
six-inning squad game yesterday
and drilled the Senators four
hours, devoting most of the time
to concentrating on cutoff plays.
Chuck got tough when the
Senators f1ubbed their assign
ments, as they were doing too
frequently. Dresser blames
three Of the Senators defeats
thus far on failure to execute
cutoff plays properly.
II OravetZ beats out Implicit
and Alex Crespo for the right
field job-and thus far the It'd
bit has accomplished everything
demanded Of him-he1l be the
Senator's leadoff man. with Yost
dropping down in the batting
order. d.. Busby isn't in love with
the No. 2 spot, which calls for
hitting behind the runner, but
he's showing improvement in
that respect and Dresser may
keep him there.
Edwards is nursing a bruise on
his left hand and can't grip a
bat firmly. Bunky Stewart
can be optioned by the Senators
once more and unless his pitch
ing perks up promptly, It's likely
to be exercised.
~
Implicit is hitless in his last
nine tries, the result of pitchers
starting to curve 'em. Herb
Goodman, Remington-Rand vice
president from Washington, will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-22
Ex-Navy Aide 10 Coach
AT Academy Basketball
BY the Associated Press

DENVER, Mar. 22.-Appoint-
ment of Maj. Robert B. Spear,
former assistant coach at the
Naval Academy. as head basket
ball coach for the new Air Force
Academy has been revealed.
Spear was a basketball star at
DePauw University Of Green
Castle. Ind, before World War
II. He was graduated in 1871.
Spear has been on active duty
with the Air Force for the last
IS years. He served as a flight
instructor during World War II
and joined the Annapolis basket
ball staff in 1949.
During the next four years.
Spear teamed with Navy Head
Coach Ben Carnevale to turn out
some of the best college basket
ball squads in the East. While
at Annapolis Spear received his
masters degree in physical edu-
cation from the University OF
Maryland.
Spears Air Force Academy
teams will use facilities at Den
ver'S Lowry Air Force Base until
permanent facilities for the
school are constructed near Co.
dorado Springs. The first acad-
envy class is scheduled to enroll
this summer.
Spear. a native of Mansfield.
Ohio. is married and the father
of three young sons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-22
Only Wininger Beats
Par as Pros Tackle
Man-Sized Seminole

PALM BEACH. Fla, Mar. %.
The golf pros moved from the
pitch-and-putt courses of the
winter tour to man-siZed Semi
mole yesterday. and even though
they were Joined by Ben Hogan
and Sam Snead, only one pro
broke 10.
The 50 shooter was 30 VIM
niger, built to withstand the 30
mile winds that swept the ocean,
side course. He was out in 35
and back in "a against par Of
36-36-72.
Play will be concluded today
in the $4,000 event which has
pros drawing millionaires. So
cialites and business leaders as
their amateur partners.
Hogan. who has been playing
Seminole for a couple of weeks.
had 37-35-72 and Snead 35-
1913. Hogan makes an annual
appearance here as the guest Of
Chris Dunphy.
The leaders in the pro-am
division were Johnny Palmer,
Charlotte. N. c.. and w. Stanton
Barbour. Paterson, N. j.. with
30-3l-61.
Wininger and Tommy Shevlin
of Palm Beach had 32-30-62.
and three teams tied at So, Mike
Souchak and Alfred G. Kay,
Chester. N. j.: Souchak and Ray
w Hefernan, Worcester. Mass.
and Bob Rosburg and Dan Top
ping of New York
Leading pros and their scores.