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Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-09

erness Society. The group, in five
cars. circumvented the Bitterroot-
Selway Primitive area which strad-
dies the Bitter Root mountains Of
Idaho and Montana. The area is the
largest roadless tract in the United
States - almost three million acres
in extent. Evans was the first per-
son to conduct parties into this area.
He operated there in 1910, moved
to the Bob Marshall Wilderness area
in 1871 and then into the back coun-
try of Glacier for eight years begin.
ming in 1916.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-09
New MOTEL Has
Banner Season

LAKE McDONALD-Glac Ma
tional Parks newest visitor facility,
the Lake Mcdonald Motel, has ex-
perienced a full season.
Opened for visitors last spring was
the 1O-unit motel of Mr.. and Mrs
F. O. Stuart, Dutton, near the head
of Lake Mcdonald, just behind the
Lake Mcdonald store and post of
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-09
Plan Coffee Hour
For Falls Teachers

Columbia Falls grade and high
school teachers are to be guests at
a coffee hour next Thursday. 1t is
being sponsored by the Women's Mis-
sionary Federation formerly known
as ladies add at Our Savior'S Luth-
eran church. Time is 3:45 p. m.
Also to be guests at the coffee
hour are husbands, wives of faculty
members
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-09
Librory Bro n { h
10 Open Sept. is

Columbia Falls branch Of Flat
head county library will open Sept.
Is in Talbot school building. Hours
will be every Thursday from 10 a.
m. until p. m. and every Friday
from 10 until / and from Q to S D. M.
The library is for the general pub
lie as well as school children.
If desired book is not available.
library workers suggest patrons
leave request for it. Everyone is
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-09
Boy Scout Troop II
Meets Next Week

Boy Scout troop Al will hold it's
first fall meeting next Wednesday.
Session will begin at 7:30 p. m. at
the City Hall. Chuck Hetzer is scout
master.
Registered scouts as well as boys
interested in becoming scouts are
urged to attend. Boys must be II
years old.
The troop is sponsored by Column
bia Falls Lions club. An assistant
scoutmaSter is needed.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-09

flee.
The motel is fitted log Struc-
ture with rustic interiors as well
with accommodations among TIE best
in the Flathead and Glacier.
The Stuarts also operate curio
shop in connection with their motel.
A large selection of articles made
from Montana copper is featured al
o1g with better quality Indian arti-
cles. The shop has a museum phase
in number of authentic Indian
pieces of the old days on display.
These are not for sale.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-09
Son for Dukleths

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Dukleth, San
Leandro, Calf, are parents of a
son born Aug. 81. He was named
Kurt Erwin. The baby weighed eight
pounds, 61z ounces, at birth. He joins
brother, Roddie.
Grandparents in Columbia Falls
are Mr.. and Mrs. Art Kamrud. Pa
ternal grandparents are Mr.. an(
Mrs. John Dukleth, Whitefish.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-09
Mr., Mrs. Alferd Reese
Visit in Columbia Falls

Alferd Reese. son Of Mr.. and Mrs,
ferd Reese. was a Columbia Falls
visitor, along with his wife, Monday
A1erd attended Columbia Fails
schools from fifth grade up through
the first half Of his senior year, and
was an honor student. He also work.
Cd at the Hungry Horse News,
The family moved to San Luis
Oblspo, Calf, and now his parent.
are in Noxon, where he is associated
with Joe Reese, Sr. on the Noxor
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-09
Evuns Returns From
Wilderness SURVEY

POLEBRIDGE ~ H. Frank Evans
returned Aug. 18th to his ranch At
Polebridge after a five-day trip with
members Of the council Of the wild
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-09

Rapids reservoir clearing
Alferd is an airman second class
in the Air Force stationed at San
Marcos, Texas. He was married to
Donna Mae Morschauser Of Aus.
tin, Texas last April.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-09

urged to make use of the library
facilities.
Evening star., 1955-07-07

be hoqored by other State box.
ing commissions.
immediately after the fight
the commission withheld John
sons purse. $4.i13.33. Last night
1t forfeited the purse and ordered
Ut turned over to the Sste
Treasury.
The commission. In q ls-pags
report on nine days Of hearing.
on the fight. also revoked thu
Imatchmaker's and promoter.
licenses Of Pete Moran, and sus.
pended Johnson's N anager
Thomas Loughran. for si1
months. Loughran Is better
known as Thomas j. Loughrey.
Moran. also known as PETE
Mangine, was an employe Of
Herman Taylor Sports Enter.
|prises. promoter Of the johnson.
Mederos fight last May 8.
Two Of Johnson's seconds
Louis Gross and Clarence (Skin-
n.y. Davidson. were also sus-
pended. Gross for three months
and Davidson for six. The COM
mission held that they wiilfully
failed ito bring their. knowledge
OF the UNIT condition" of john
son to the commissions attend
ant at the fight.n
Evening star., 1955-07-07
.Hi||sota Heads
Baltimore Field

BALTIMORE. July 7 (SpeciaD
Six crack PAGERS, including
Mrs. Alice v. Miller's Hillsota,
will take a bead on the track
record in the $4,000 Miss Mary
land free-for-all pace, feature
tonight at Baltimore Raceway.
A top performer in the harness
racing world, Hillsota set the
mile record here Of 2:o0A last
year.
A 2-to-1 favorite tonight, Hill
sofa holds the world pacing rec
ord Of 3:044s for a mile-and-a-
half and his victories this year
include the first $4,000 leg of
the Maryland Triple Crown at
Rosecroft Raceway. Adios Boy
won the second at Laurel and
both will be in the field for the
final leg here.
Tonight, Hillsota, driven by
Earl Avery, will oppose Whining
tons Star, Dale Frost, Royal
Mist, Choice Hanover and Sham
rock Sally.
Wilmington's Star. the prob
able second choice, beat Hill
sofa in the $4,000 Henry Volo
at Rosecroft and twice has
beaten Adios Boy. Trained and
driven by Eddie Taylor. Will
mington's Star was top winner
at Laurel and has q personal
record Of 1:581s for the mile.
Six candidates for the Miss
Maryland beauty contest title
will be on hand to pay tribute
to the winner.
Early Goose, 4-year-old bay
horse owned by the Wellington
Stable Of New Hyde, N. Y, won
the feature $1,000 Green Spring
Valley pace last night and paid
$3.50, $4.20 and 81. Mighty Con
was second and Romola Girl
third.
Evening star., 1955-07-07
Rose Leads Way
Into SemifinuIs of
Swedish Tennis

BAASTAD, Sweden. July Z (P)
-Mervyn Rose of Australia yes
terday became the first player to
advance to the semifinals Of the
international tennis tournament
here, defeating Lennart Bergelin
of Sweden. 1o-8. s-7. 60.
Bergelin. playing in top shape,
led 81 In the FIRST set and 7-o
in the second. but Rose sharp
ened his play and took the sets
by Q series Of powerful serves
and net ruShes.
-Four other top players quail
fed for today's three remaining
quarter finals.
Vic Seixas Of Philadelphia beat
Swedish Junior A. Lundquist,
81. 60. 60 after taking ls
games in a row, and Ham Rich
ardson. another United States
Davis Cupper. beat A. Axelsson,
Sweden, 60, 6-3, 6L3.
In the women's singles, Doris
Hart Of Coral Gables, Fla, beat
Shou-Neilsen Of Denmark, 6-3,
6-3.
Evening star., 1955-07-07
.LincoInia Nine
HaItsCoIumbia
Victory Streak

ANY notions the Columbis
Heights team may have had
about running on with second
half honors in the Departmental
League were knocked out en-
|phatically yesterday by Lincolnia,
Columbia Heights breezed
through the first half with a TO
record. Lincolnia struggled to
Ia 3-3 mark. The Columbia's kept
|up the winning pace in the
second-half play, scoring VIC
tories in the first. five games.
Lincolnia kept pace.
The two met yesterday and
Lincolnia kept going. defeating
Columbia. 1913, behind the six
hit pitching of Southpaw Bud
Downs. He struck out 10, walked
four and was backed up by Is
hits.
Lincolnia got of to a five-run
first inning and was never
headed. Jim Dobson collected
i've hits in five times UP to drive
in four runs. and Harold Halpine
three hits in as many tries to
lead the assault for Lincolnia.
Another southpaw, Steve Bauk,
who pitched creditably for
George Washington University
this season, came up with q VIC
tory as Jack Pry defeated Union
Printers. ga. in an Industrial
League game.
Dan Groeper and Lou Smith
combined to pitch Strick's Res
taurant to a 9-5 victory over
L&L Construction in q Gauzza
League game.
The schedule:
Washington Knights VS.. Northeast AS,
Veterans Administration vs.. Lincoln
Atchison 4 Keller vs.. Snug Harhor.
FBI VS. Federal storsse. West Ellipse.
MATS VS.. Naval Communication, South
Ellipse, $40 pm
Evening star., 1955-07-07
Three u. S. Netmen
In Irish SemifinuIs

DUBLIN, Ireland, July 7 (R
Three Americans, led by Hugh
Stewart Of Los Angeles. the de-
Tending champion. yesterday
swept into the semifinals of the
mems singles in the Irish Lawn
Tennis Championships with
straight-set victories.
The fourth semifinal berth
was filled by Bob Howe of Aus
|tralia, who defeated Guy jack
son Of Ireland, 6-3, IS.
Stewart. favored to repeat, got
through his quarter-final test
by beating j D. Hackett of Ire
land, 6--1. 6-3.
The other two American semi
finalists are Bob Perry and G,
Nv. Druliner. both from Los
Angeles. Perry ousted Jack
Fleitz Of Santa Monica, Calf. :,
Ga, 8-6, and Druliner de-
feated Ray Egan of Ireland
60, 6-3.
In the women's singles. Mrs
Beverly Baker Fleitz of Santa
Monica and Darlene Hard oi
Long Beach, Calf, made it Il
the third round with ease. Mrs
!; Fleitz. the Wimbledon runnerup
advanced with a 6-l. 6-3 vic
tory over Mrs. j. J. Fitzgibbor
OF Ireland, while Miss Hart
! eliminated Ireland's Mar.
.'O'Suliivan, Ga. 6-3.
Evening star., 1955-07-07
Arlington League
Holds Horse Show
AT Foirfux Sunday

The Arlington Animal WelfarS
League win hold its annual horse
show Sunday. starting 1T 10
am. on the old show grounds at
Fairfax.
This one-day show is expected
TO attract some Of the outstand-
ing exhibitors In Virginia. Mary.
land and the District Of Colum.
bia. Those invited to be judges
are William du Pont, jr., Of WI
mington. Dely Raymond Norton
OF Rockville and James Wiley Of
Middleburg.
The program includes 20
classes in breeding, pony, jumper
and hunter divisions. Champi-
onshipS and reserves win be
awarded among hunters and
jumpers.
Evening star., 1955-07-07
Harold Johnson Suspended
With Manager and Promoter

HARRISBURG. Pa. July I
|R.-Harold johnson. longtime
No. / contender for Archie
Moore's lisht-heavyweight title,
has been suspended for siz
months by the Pennsylvania
Athletic Commission.
The commission. releasing it,
findings last night on q lengthy
inquiry into Johnson's May q
nationally teleyised bout with
Julio Mederos. said johnson
acted against the best interests
OF boxing. by failing to report
before the fight that he was i'll,
johnson collapsed after the
second round Of the bout with
the Cuban heavyweight and
commission physicians subse-
quently reported that he had
been drugged.
The findings gave no indica-
ton that the commission or
police investigators had been
able to determine who admins
tered the drug or how it got into
Johnson's system.
The Suspension is expected To
Evening star., 1955-07-07
81. Paul Open
Starts With Par
Due for Lacinq

ST. PAUL. Mimi. July z R.-
5olf's dashy newcomers assaulted
vulnerable course records today
In the opening round of the $751;
600 st. Paul Open. But the gall
lery magnets were q couple OF
warhorses, Sam Snead and
Tommy Bolt.
No one held much hope for
the par 72 on Keller courses
hardened fairways and flattened
rough. The 72-hole record of
266. shared by Cary Middlecod
and Lloyd Mangrum, is impress
sivee, but definitely Is threatened.
A year ago Snead and Bolt
hooked up in a. nerve-fraying
quarter-final duel in the PGA
tournament here. won by Bolt on
the third extra hole after Tommy
blew up in the locker room in
midmatch over what he claimed
were Sights by the gallery.
Snead. with $11, 900 as the all
time top money winner In the st.
Paul Open. is an immense favor
ite here. He won the event in
1916 and took the 1949 Western
Open. also at Keller.
Joining the veterans were Jerry
Barber. Ed Oliver, Freddie Haas,
Dutch Harrison and Henry RAN
som.
But aside from Bolt and Snead,
most Of the attention and top
ratings belonged to younger play
ers like Mike Souchak, the cir
cults leading money winner; Dow
Finsterwald. winner Of the VAN
couver Open last week: Billy
Maxwell, Bud Holscher, Bob Ros-
burg, George Bayer and Walker
Inman.
In its present condition, the
6,600-yard Keller layout is espe-
cially inviting to long drivers like
| Bayer and Souohak. Most Of the
top pros were expected to ignore
the skimpy rough and simply 60
for distance of the tees.
The 160-man field includes for
mer Heavyweight Champion Joe
Louis and his golfing partner.
Ted Rhodes. Also entered Is
George Mikan, former basket
ball star.
Evening star., 1955-07-07
Bemon Among 8l0
In Junior Golf Field

NEW YORK, July Z R.-
Deane Beman of Bethesda, Md.
|at IT. the youngest player In the
recent National Open, Is in the
record field Of $40 entries in the
Junior amateur golf champion
ships August 3-6 at Purdue Uni
versity.
Allen L. Geiberger. II, Of
Santa Barbara, Calf, figures to
be the one to beat. while Beman
and Phil Lobstein Of Brownwood,
Tex. are among those receiving
serious consideration.
William Bortz Of Bethesda,
George McAlister, III, Of New
Orleans and Sam Taught Of
Glasgow, KY. share the distinc.
ton Of being the youngest en-
tries. Each is II years old.
Evening star., 1955-07-07
T oIos and O'ReiIey
Team in Nat Win

John Tolos and Jack O'Reiley
defeated Ace Freeman and Billy
Two Rivers in the team match
featured on the wrestling pro-
gram last night at Turner'S
Arena.
In other matches, Angelo Mar
tinelli won by disqualification
over Larry Hamilton and Dave
Johns battled to . draw with
Frenchie Roy.
Evening star., 1955-07-07
|Ruin-Hit Marines
Scheduled Tonight

The Quantico Marines, rained
OUT Of a game with Paris Island
lat Quantico last night, hope to
stay In contention in the East
Coast Marine Baseball League
with a victory tonight. Game
time Is $3.50.
Highlander Jim Mcdowell
(12-4) will start for Quantico,
He will be opposed by Mike
Eastman.
Quantico has a 80 league
record and has two games re-
manning, with Camp Lejeune
Paris Island is So and can
wrap up the title with a victory
Evening star., 1955-07-07
Minnesota: O., Art Aragon, California;
3, Ronald Delaney. Ohio.
| LightWeight

9, Ronald Delaney. Ohio.
LightWeight
Observation-Disclosures (Bud) Smith.
Logical contenders-1, James Carter
B, FRANKIE Ryfi. % New YORK; I. bSilio Ioi
r. .0l,gyassssts,sndins i: LIS Johnny oonsalyss
Sorf T. Kenny Lane. sasdy MeRias Rfmareo New
Honorable mentionr-i. bon Jordon
California: 2. Eddie chayez. California
2, Cisco .Andrade, California: 4. 10,
Lopes' California; s, Orlando zuluets
Babe Vasquez. Mexico.
Featherweisht
Champion-Sandy Saddler.
Logicai eontendser-None available;
Frenss 0nss!andss Rsdon b.vE Ray ssmsshOn
:, Honorable mention-i, Carmen Costa
New York; 2, Lulu Perez, New York
q, Lauro Salas. Mexico;- 5, Giro Morasen
CUBA: 8, Pin Kelly, Ireland: Z. Rud;
Nigeria; .. Fred Gaiisns. Spain: Il
Ricardo Gonzales. Argentina.
Bantamyeight
Champion--Reton Macias, Mexico.
Logical Contenders-1. Robert Coher
Riy Apsisss psaaosk Ma5S DAsa'a Italy
Africa; =. .Hiiaire Pratesi, France;
Andre Valignat. France: 4. Chamrerl
Songkitrat. Thailand; 5, Pierre Cos
lsemyns. Belgium.
Honorable Mention. Peter Keenar
Robert Castro, Argentina; 4. Fill Navs
Mexico: 5. Nate Brooks. Ohio.
Flyweight
Champion-Pascual Perez. Argintins
Logical Contenders-1. Dai Dover
Outstanding-1. Nazzarion, Italy; Z
Yoshio Shirai. Japan; 3. Jake Tui. Soutj
Africa; 4, fanny Campo, Philippines: I
Memo Diez. Mexico; 8. oscar Suarei
Cuba.
Honorable Mention. Eric Marsder
England: 2, Danny kid. Philippines I
Hitoshi MiSako, japan
Evening star., 1955-07-07
By JOSEPH b. KELLY
Star Pacing Editor

Z CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
July 7.-West Virginia's recent
increase Of per cent in the take
from the bettor's dollar seems to
have had. little effect at the pari-
mutuels windows here.
Under the law which went into
effect July /. 13 cents is taken
instead of IL from each dollar
bet. with the State receiving 4
per cent and the tracks nine.
The breakage, the so-called odd
pennies, also goes to the tracks.
The law was changed in order
to increase the States share of
the betting pools. Formerly,
West Virginia received only 3 per
cent of each dollar wagered.
In most States where the take
has been raised. wagering has
fallen of noticeably. This was
attributed to bettors who wager
large amounts to place and show.
stunning the win windows be-
cause of the shortened payoffs.
Yesterdays midweek turnout
Of 4,752 bet $300.0l6 on the nine
races. The average for the first
five days of the. 44-day Charles
Town meeting Is approximately
$3.50. 900. Track officials expect
the average to approach last
years $4,000. the best summe,
average in track history.
Sam Palumbo, 46-year-old
rider who has enjoyed the title
"King of the Half Milers," for
many seasons, fortunately es-
capped injury when the favored
Spa stumbled at the start OF
yesterdays eighth race and
tossed his rider.
Heartless hackers of the IA
vorite booed when it was an
nounced that Palumbo was
Evening star., 1955-07-07
CHARLES TOWN NOTES

found to be uninjured after ar
examination at the track dis
Ipensary.
Included in the crowd were
Sans mother and father. who
were visiting the track for the
first time in more than a year.
Jockey Joe French, who won
the riding title with SO winners
Iat the Waterford Park meet
which closed July 4, is off to q
fast start here. He has already
captured IL races, as he added
four yesterday with Idle Tale,
Idle Tears. Mable Medford and
Fluent Al.
French, q native Of Harrison,
N. j., is "a years old and loses
his apprentice allowance of five
pounds july IL. He won his first
race here last summer.
81.
Maabrook. backed down to
|8-to-5 odds in yesterdays sew
enth race. disappointed the chalk
players as he tired badly IN his
first start Of 1855. The E-year-
old gelding was favored off his
1854 form when he raced in high
claiming company in New Jersey,
Mrs. v. T. Carter's High Rom
Ida won the $500 Leesbure
purse, which served ss the fea-
lture on the nine race program.
Mamie, a chestnut mare owned
by Mrs. Marion Hammer OF
Philadelphia, seeks her fourth
straight victory in today's fifth
race.
Trainer Dave Ginsberg reports
that last year Mrs. Hammer be-
came disguised with the mare
and ordered him to sell her.
Ginsberg talked her out of it and
now they are both happy.
Evening star., 1955-07-07
Richest British Race
Draws Is Entries

LONDON. July z R.-French.
owned Phil Drake, winner of the
EPSON Derby and the Crane
Prix de Paris. is among the /:
entries for the mile-and- a hal
King George vi and Queen Eliz.
abeth Stakes at Ascot July 49,
Britain's richest horse race.
Value to the winner is $74..
564.
The list OF final acceptors
published yesterday. include,
three other French horses
Vimy, Treasure II and Cordovs
II. The other entries are trained
in England and Ireland.
Evening star., 1955-07-07
BRITISH OPEN
Continued From Page

C0ntinued From Page C-1
nine today. On the last hole
he hit a beautiful drive and ap-
preached within Is feet, but
missed his birdie putt by inches
Conrad ran into bunker trou-
BILE after playing the first Il
holes l under level As. He hit
his ball into Hell Bunker" al
the 14th. The sand covered il
over and he never was able tc
find 1t.
Conrad took a double bogey
II there. but still his troubles
weren't over. At the tough 18th
he fired q 7-iron shot into a
bunker and had to settle for a 6
The little Texan still was able
to muster up a grin as he walked
of the 18th green remarking
Those were two bad shots and
I'm dead"
Rees Has Bad Round
Dai Rees of Wales, who began
today's play in q three-way tie
for the lead with Brown and
sgd Scott, an Englishman, blew
up on the back nine and tool
a 10 for 148. Rees, joint run
ner-up in the last two British
Opens. was unsettled when he
shanked an iron shot on the
ninth hole. He three-putte6
three green's on the incoming
nine and messed up couple OF
other holes.
Scott also Jared badly and
scared to ~ after shooting a SO
on his first round.
Bulla, who finished in a fit OF
disgust yesterday after an open
ing round of rs, said he wasn't
much happier" today because OF
divot marks on the course that
caused him trouble several times
Bulla's ball landed in divot
marks that left him bad lies on
several occasions. On the $50
yard 18th hole, he got a break
when his drive hit a cement
Iroad which crosses the fairway
The ball took a tremendous
bounce and rolled to within 4t
feet of the green. He ran UP 9
shot to seven feet from the pir
and holed his putt for a birdie
three.
Bulla. playing in his seventh
British Open. three-putted the
first hole and the 18th. He got
a birdie on the 18th with a "a.
foot putt.
THAT was the first good putt
I've had all week." he said.
McHaie's Putting Soar
i Smalldon shot a round of &c.
$3.50 after his opening TO
Brown. never wandering ia,
from par and shooting steady
golf. shot 36-34-70 after yes
terday's SO.
McHale. as usual, drove with
tremendous power and usually
was playing a short iron for his
approaches. But he had trouble
holing out, three-putting the
fourth. eighth, 11th and 18th
greens.
II was hitting the ball well
and I was getting a long roll out
there" McHale said. "But the
greens seemed hard and I had q
little trouble getting the ball
down"
Evening star., 1955-07-07
Art Larsen Eruses
British Davis Cupper
BIRMINGHAM. England

BIRMINGHAM, England, July
n R.-Art Larsen Of San Lean
dro, Calf, defeated Michael
Davies. 20-year-old British Davis
Cup Player, Ga, 3-6. 6-3, in
the second round Of the mems
singles in the Midland Counties
lawn tennis tournament yester-
day. Larsen is seeded No. 2.
Defending champion Jaroslav
Drobny Of Egypt. who is. top
seeded, defeated F. Cavriani,
Italy, 60, 6I1, in another sec.
ond-round match,
Evening star., 1955-07-07
SELECTIONS
AT BALTIMORE


'-Bluejacket. Lupe Hanover
Frank Reynolds.
2,-0uicker Trick, Card Trick
Sub Rosa.
s-Ida Azoff, Assam, Princess
Way
Silver Connie, Alton Patch
Hattie Mitewyn.
Rodney. Mary Lybrook
Mary Elizabeth.
6-Hi--Lo Bella, Quick WAY
Raider Direct.
7-HILLSOTA, Dale Frost. Will
mington's Star.
S-Donalc Orr. vernon's Baby,
Coale Bay.
Evening star., 1955-07-07
|Busby's Mark Up
|23 Points in Squirt

DETROIT. July z R.-Jim
Busby of the White Sox seems
to be regaining his batting eye
after falling of to a low Of .2ll
on June 10.
The fleet centerfielder. who
was obtained from Washington
in return for Johnny Groth and
Clint Courtney. has 81 hits In his
last 6l at bats. q .344 pace.
His four hits yesterday against
Detroit raised his batting aver
age to .238. but his team bowed
ANYWAY. 5-3.