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The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-06-13
Senate-Passed Bill
Permits Export of Walrus
Hides From Alaska

WASHINGTON R-The Senate
Monday passed a bill to permit
export of walrus hides from Alas
ka and to authorize hunting of
walrus for purposes other than
food or clothing.
The measure Is aimed at i'm
proving the Eskimo economy by
permitting sale Of the hides as
silver -buffing material
Fine job Printing AT The Nugget
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-06-13
Bids Sought on Nome
Airfield Drainage

Civil Aeronautics Administra-
ton will accept sealed bids for
the rehabilitation of the drainage
system at the Nome air field until
2 pm. June Is.
Award will be made to one con-
tractor only and anyone desiring
more information has been adj
vised to address Inquiries to Room
800. Federal Bldg, Anchorage.
cl-:ln - &.a Nnrx.o NUGGET
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-06-13

living at bare subsistence level on
Sakhalin. They are restricted from
going north of the 50th Parallel
out of former japanese territory
or approaching military installa-
tons.
All former japanese air bases
have been expanded for use by
jets, especially the one near the
capital, now known as kuzhno
Sakhalinsk, Murboka said.
The returnees said about 4 0
japanese on Sakhalin, all civil
ians, have been convicted-usual-
| ly "framed"-on charges of es-
pionage, supporting capitalism or
| disloyalty to the Soviet Union.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-29

...and want your high-powered motor
to give every last ounce of the luxury
performance it was designed to yield,
then 100 PLUS" is your gasolene. 1t
is the finest.
During road tests of new "1OOPLUS,
hard to. Empress professional drivers
called it "Just what the automotive en-.
gineers ordered for today's high.powered
cars. 1t viii exceed the requirements of
new 1857 models!"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-29

A world of difference in 100 OCTANE
PLUS! Much more power than you've
ever had the pleasure of using. Much
faster, smoother getaway! And. of course,
any semblance of 'pinging" is completely
out of the question!
100 OCTANE PLUS gasolene costs
substantially more to produce, but the
few extra pennies that you pay per gallon
are well worthwhile if you want peak
power and performance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11

room, dining room. great hall
and library. This year 20 guests
will sit down to feast on mann
moth roast turkey filled with
bread stuffing redolent Of onion
and sage. Mrs. Langlie knows
Continued on next page
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11
Governors
Pudding
Nv cLEMENTINE PADDLEF0RD
This Week Food Editor
OLYMPIA. WASH.

Home for Thanksgiving means family get-tceetner
for the Langie clan of Olympia Wash. Inc annual
harvest dinner has for II years been served IN the ea
cious dining room of the Governors mansion.
This Georgian Colonial home of the Governor ana
Mrs. Arthur B. LangIie has an Old South charm seldom
found in the Northwest and perfect size house Tor
family reunion with ball
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11

ron RECIPES. TURNS PAGE
Psrslmvnon Pudding
seandInasIan Pudding
Apricot Breed
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OLYMPIC
PROGRAM

MELBOURNE, Dec. R.-Olympic
program for Thursday Tall times Wash
ington time; Melbourne is is hours
pm. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
$40 p.m.-Fencing individual sabre.
p.m.-Wr Ing, Greco-Roman,
II pm,-swimming. women's plat
form diving, first group Of dives GUS.
entries-Mrs. Juno Irwin, Mrs. Pat Nc
Cormick, Paula Myers.
IL p.m.-Water polo.
pm.-Gymnastics, men.
p.m.-Fencing, individual sabre.
11:3O p.m.-Water polo
=. IL 30 p.m.--Field hockey, final and
third place match
AMT b urs d ~ - Wrestling.
reeo-Roman. finals
a.m.-FencinR individual sabre.
a.m.-Gymnastics, men.
4;30 a.m.-Swimming, mems 600
meter breaststroke finals mo U. s.
qualiherl; Mems l00-meter backstroke
finals ~. s. uualitlers decided semi
finals Wednesday; Women's 4O0-meter
relay final ~. S. team--Betty Brey.
Nancy Simons, Kathryn Knapp. Marley
Bhriyerl: Mems platform diving hnal.
4:30 a.m.-Water polo.
4 30 a.m.-Cycling, 1000 meter time
nnal; 1.OO0-meter scratch race, final:
l,OOO-meter tandem, final
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SUMMARIES OF TODAYS EVENTS IN OLYMPIC GAMES

Guy Montserret. France, l9:17.34;
I5-Gyorgy Osordas. Hungary, l9:44.2.
Second heat: CARY Winram Aus
tralia. 1887; 2--Yukiyoshi Aoki. ia,
pan. 1880; 3--George onekea Unites
States tHonolulul, 1913; 4-Petel
Duncan. South Africa. 1888; 5-Rau
Martin, Cuba. 1853.
Third heat: 1-George Breen. Buff.
falo. N. y. 1889 (new world anc
Olympic record: former world recorc
1888 BY Murray rose. Australia. oc-
tober, 1885; Olympic record 1S:O4.1 by
Rose in heat today)i 2-sandor xabor-
Sky, Hungary 19:01.2; 3--Jacuues voll-
ingnon. France. 19:1O.S: 4-Bana sailani
Philippines. 19:16.s: 5-Guennadn An
drpssov Russia. 1926; 6--Hans
Reich, Germany, 1885.
Fourth heat: Murray Garrety. Aus
tralia, 1924; 2--Jean Boiteux. France,
lS:4b.6; 3--Seizaburo Yagi Japan'
1857 3; 4--David Radclifi. United States
tLos Angeles) l9:O9.6.
sts Gsslit Rn!. fer tinal-Brsen, United
tralia, .Bolteux. France: YsmanaEa H and
Aoka. Japan; Slater. Canada.
Mems platform dive. STANDINGS after
nrst 2 dives iTst II qualify for nnal
ico 1855; s-Joszef Garlach' HunSary
I5!M; GARY Tobian. Los ANGELES
a'.1E 5-R9man Brener. Russia 1886;
HlPerto csp 5ifls M NEs iA9eE4ffsi s o.
Mikhail Tchatchba, Russia 1909 q
Ferenc Siak. Hungary. 72.S5; 10
M sSsSf SS 5Spsp 1aSsn 7G96 liR Rye
tella, Mexico 80 10
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FENCING

:, Individual saber (first round. Pool B.
asqd P enBiy fO sr,s sGOnd FCunl
KwaTtler. United states New York;. ~;
I5s-Aifredo YsnTuas. cOiam ss o. %:
'PP0 0sa ass fuP France st sStrs.
Pool B: Thor Nyilas, United states
eTerFy Colombo az s49 s emile a Etch-
mann, Germany $40; Arnold Cooper
man. Britain, t2-3; 5--Roger Theisen,
LUXEMBOURG; "a tcooperman qualified
soekarno Inaonesia., 0-5.
S..orrseso o org loilardt Urngpay, 3-1i. g.
s ei opa.ea si Rsmos Fl Msa,cs
l-4i 5--Masayuki Sano, Japan. Ia: g.
Sander Stoke, Australia, Ia (Ramos
q LINED alter defeating sano and Stoke
Pool C: H. Gastone Dare italy 5-o.
2-IWilliam Hoskyns Britain 80; g.
Leslie Fadgyas Australia, 81; MAR
SCI s !, !, vSnsder s,!l Beigium. 2-3; s.
were quAiifled after defeating ASSEM-
S Ri in sarrase); 6T7Jose Gomez, Colon
~. Second round, Pool B: Roberto
EEe nnssIJ Italy 90; : smPal Koyacs'
France. 3-@; Allen K srsS hf United
ski Russia. 20; 6@TeodoroS S Golia Hgi-
Uruguay. Ia; Benito Ramos, Mexico,
Pool C: l-Aladar Gereyich, Hun
gary b-l; 2-Luigi Narduzzi italy,
az; 3-Eyguenii .Tcherepovskii, Russia,
90. 20 hits against; Marcel VAN
aerauwera. Belgium. 80, 2S hits against;
5-oQgierd Porehski, Great Britain, ga.
20 hits against; 6-Marek Koszewski,
roland, "a: Emilio Etcheverry, Co
lomhia, 1-5. Tcherepovskii and Van
oerauwera qualified and Porebski ell
minated on hitS-against basis after
each scored IL in barrage.
Pool d: Jerry Pawlowski Poland.
80; 2-Gastone Dare, Italy, All. ~
Lev L. !. ktouzneetsov Russia, s-3; 4-George
worth. United States tFlushing, N. VI,
I'D; 5--Arnold Cooperman, GREAT
Britain; 3-3; Claude Cannot. France, %
Leslie Fadgyas. Australia. 0-7. Kouz-
netsov and Worth qualified by beating
Cooperman in barrage.
:. Semihnals. Pool B-1. Pal Kovacs,
Hungary, 20: .. Oladar Gerevich, Hum
gary Big; 3. Wojciech Zablocki. Poland.
az; 4. Ley Kouznetsov, Russia. 4-3
8. Roberto Ferraru. Italy, "a; &. JAG,
cues Roulot. France. rs; Z. George
Worth; y, 8. Flushing. N. Y.l, S-5:
marcel VanderauWera, BELGIUM, 10
Individual foil-second round FIRST four
qualify for semi-flnals): Pool Al.
Rudolf karpati, Hungry, SO: 2. JAG
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d Boys Picked for D. c. Team
In Suntu Claus Grid Bowl

A true area team has been
selected to be Washington's
second representative in the an
nual Santa Claus Bowl in Lake.
land, Fla, at the end of this
month.
Twenty-three young football
players were chosen from a
turnout of 70 competing for
positions and two more will be
named by Monday to complete
a squad of rs.
The District squad will prac-
tice four times a week until the
players leave for Lakeland the
day after Christmas. Workouts
are scheduled at 6 pm. on Tues
days and Fridays, 10 am. Sat-
urdays and / pm. Sundays at
Costigan Field. The bowl games
will be played December %
and 20.
Making up the roster of %
players so far are eight from the
Northwest section of the city,
five from Southeast, three from
Seat Pleasant, two from Bethesda
and one each from Bladensburg,
Hyattsville. Alexandria and For
estville and Deer Heights, Md.
They will try to repeat Wash
ingtons championship of 1852.
at which time the team was
called the best ever to compete
in the event. This is the 10th
annual bowl. with other teams
coming from Fort Lauderdale,
Fla; Chickasha, Okla, and Chi
cago.
The Boys Club of Washington
team by position. with ages and
weights:
Ronny Homer, Ii io5; GEORGE &c H HEIH Il.
100; Darrell Jervis. 10, iO4.
TACKLES-Bill .McFadden, ID. Ill;
Don Bredice, 2, II. Richard Blackwell.
2 l95i lack Brown, II, ITO. a.
Martin McAlwee. -. 100; Chris Dill,
cENTERs-Ray McDaniels. 10. 81;
Chris Kefalas, H. lO5.
. oUARTERBAcKs = Larry Marzetti.
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Women's lO0-meter butterfly tfinaD /:
l-Shelley Mann, Arlington, Va, 1:11.O
by Miss. Mann in heat; 2-Nancy
Ramey. Mercer Island, Wash, I:II.9;
B. Mary. Jane Sears, Chevy Chase, Md,
i:l44: Maria Littomeriezy Hunsary,
liza. 1:l5.2; .6-Jutta Langenau. Ger
Canada Canada I;179; Sara Barber,
Mems iOO-meter backstroke semi
finals fastest eight qualify:
First seminal: John Monckton,
Australia, 1904 8: 3-Yoshinobu oyaE-
ava ava. Honolulu, 1850; 4-Graham
Pf H Germany German 1875 S46 s-h Rssf5
Magyar. Hungary. 1875: S-LadislaV
Back. Czechoslovakia. 1909.
Second seminal: Robert Chris
Australia. i:65o 80 PRANK McKi ayses,
Indianapolis. 1868; 4-Alberg Wiseins.
Pittsburgh. 1904; Colbert Bozon,
France. 1908: 6--Keiji Hase. Japan,
Loss; s-Haydn Rigby. Great Britain
ouSlihers: Monckton. Thiele and
H Hay M,u1 australia; oyakawa' Mckinney
France Sykes. Britain.
Women's lg0-meter backstroke (finall I:
Judy Grinham. Great Britain, 1;I2.9;
G Sdth Gone Gone: Ridgegood, y. y. liz p
record 1;l3.O BY Margaret Edwards.
Great Britain, in heat); 3-Marganet
EdSwards' Britain. l;i3,l;o 4-HeIsa
HarDRy P Grtland or Hs4 i S4MiauFsen
sara Barber. Canada. 'f i:i4. 80 Ger
ganyia Beckett, Australia. 1;l47.
eight to fnaD: First heat: i-Vaieria
Frost: France, 5:I4.4; 3--Anna LARSON,
ada, 5:2I n. 5-Winnifred Grimm, New
Zealand. 5:3l.0: 6-Gertrudez Lozada,
ls seSSpd c heat s IMaEsE shriysr
ord cd S 6S vs SS%p ayen nss
Australia. SOS: 3einsrid Kunsei.
eG snada 92os 8 2asy' H PTsstss
sweden, 5:292; 6--Viviane Gouverneur,
France. 5:29S.
Third heat: dawn Fraser. Aus
ord 5o7S By MarIeS s sSSGTe % Gn TED
States, second heatl; sylvia Ruuska,
Berkeley, Calf, 5:10.3; 3-Eva szekeley,
soH RfR'I africa bis F ESSsrss
France. 5:239; 6-Birgitta Waengbers.
Sweden. 5;2T0; 7-Eiko wsda. Japan,
tralla, 5000 Olympic record, old record
5:02.5 by Dawn Fraser, Australia. third
heat Susan. Gray, Washington. D
c.. 5i6.7; 3-Natalie Myburgh. South
Africa, 5:16.S; 4--Marrion Rose, New
Zealand. 5:lS.6: 5-Margaret Firvan,
Mexico, 5;24.2; 7-Yukiko Otaka, Japan,
5:2S7.
Qualifers: Lorraine Crapp, Dawn
Fraser, Sandra Morgan, Australia: Mar +
ley Shriiyer, Sylvia Ruuska, United
States; Valera Gyenge, Eva SZekely, n
Hungary; Heda Frost, France.
Mems l,50O-meter freestyle trials n
First heat; Murray Rose, Australia, H
1S:04.l NEW Olympic record, old record /
1S:30.3 by Ford Konno. United States, 4
1882; 2-Takcshi Yamanaka, Japan. A
lS:O4.3; Bill Slater, Canada, 1851 6; 4
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many, defeated Kent Towniey, unitec
States Sioux City, Iowa. (Townley
leliminatedl: Imre Hodos, Hungary. threw
eliminatedl: Francisc Horyat, Romania
defeated Reijo Nykanen. Finland ((Ny-
kanen eliminated; Konstantin Vyroup.
laev, Russia, threw Dinko Stoykoy. Bull
vim Westerly, Sweden. defeated Yashsr
Yilmaz, Turkey fYilmaz eliminated).
overwhelmingly Pirvulescu, Ro.
mania, defeated Bengt Johansson
Sweden lJohansson eliminated; Igna2ic
Fabra, Italy, defeated Istvan Baranya
Vukoy. Yugoslvia. defeated Maurice
NEVIS, Belgium tboth eliminatedl; Dur.
sun Esribas, Turkey. threw John Wilson
United states Washington, Pa; 500
Wilson eiiminated).
atherweight-Imyre Polyak. Hun.
gary. defeated Ion Popescu, Romans
IPopescu eliminated); Roman Dzneladze
RUSSIA, threw Umberto Trippa italy
1918 lTrippa eliminated): Erik Hakans.
sen, Sweden, defeated Mlzahir sille
turkey 'tHakansSen eliminated; Raun(
Makinen. Finland, drew bye.
Lghtweight--Kyosti Lehtenen, Fin.
land. defeated Dimitar StoyanoV, Bull.
sara tStoyanov eliminated); Gyuls
I5otn: Hungary; defeated Bartholomew
=
lGheorghe, Romania.
Welterweight-Mi that Bayrak. Turke,
defeated Jay Holt, Oakland. Calf, (Holi
lelimtnatedl; Toivo Rantanen, Finland
defeated Mikes Szilvasi. Hungary Cboti
leliminatedl; Vladimir Nancy, Russia
defeated Seigfreid Schafer, Germany
Per Berlin, Sweden, drew bye; Mitiol
IPetkoy, Bulgaria. withdrew.
Middleweight: Karl Jansse, Sweden
defeated James Peckham, Braintree
Mass. Peckham eliminated); Willie
Ounkari, Finland. defeated Dimitar De
brow, Bulgaria; Guivi Kartosa. Russia
defeated Gyorgy Gurics, Hungary (Gu
RIGS eliminated); Johann Sterr, Ger.
many, drew q bye.
Light-heavyweight - Petko Sarakov
Bulgaria. threw Dale Thomas, Corvallis
ores. seconds (Thomas eiiminated)
valentine Nikolaev, Russia, defeated
Veikko Lahti, Finland; Karl Nilsson
Sweden, defeated Eugen Wiesberger
austria (Wiesberger eliminated) Robert
Speekle. Canada, drew a bye; Adj Atan
Turkey withdrew.
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beLLcIlIlB Lie l.4O.4 SLdIlQdTQ also
hung up by the East Germans.
Betty Cuthbert. an Olympic
triple winner, anchored both
squads.
Summaries:
5.0OO-meter walk Cteam racel.---1. Dor
Keane, Australia, 1:432: 2. Ted Hall.
Britain, 22:O9s;, Henry Laskau, Nine.
can can to 10 fnis ss''"'' was '"' "''' N"F'''
women's high jump. Jessie Don,
aghy. New Zealand. o feet inches; 2
Thelma Hopkins Britain, 5-3; s. JichellI
Brooklyn. N. Y.
Mems 440-yard hurdles tteam racel---
|. Glenn Davis, Clinton, Ohio, ;5l.6. 2
Don Lean, Australia, 3. Gerhardus Pot.
g1t South o,b ATSa Hi N9r kSRs
Pa. q. Eddie Southen. Dallas.
Women's 440-yard relay. Australia
.. Britain. 3. United States. 4. Common.
wealth team. Time-:45.6 (betters worlt
record OF 45;S by East Germany. 1855.
States British Empire team disquali-
fied), Time--:40.4
com@on le sifls' Tlmems ses e eBetter;
o5s s cs q AG 2 Nay 81 ss f fSss
Modesto. Calif)
Hammer throw. Harold Connolly
Boston. 2l5 feet s inches; 2. Iran, PAX.
istan ls3-5h; 3. Al Hall. Hoboken
N. J. 1888.
Pole vault. George MattOs, Santa
Cruz: Calf a feet 4 INCHES; 2. Boz
Graham, Tulsa. Okla. 14-O; 4, Bob
Peeber, Australia. 1916; 5. Ditta, Pakis-
s-mile tteam rsce)-1. Albert Thomas
Australia, 13:43.2; 2: Derek Obbitson
sandU Britain syand e d Renya M Esani
New York; 8. Dick Hart, Windsor, Conn
=, DiscusTl. Al oerter, New HYDE Park
1esmond Koch Shelton Shell, A Wash ia3.ss I,
4. F. Duplessis. South Africa, 1905; 5.
Mark Paroah, Britain, 1854.
prs ssGyaF q 5say gntf se States World
Southern California, 1949.l
Women's S00-yard relay: Australia:
Britain Canada; 3-United States.
iss4 By wa East Germany %0 1865 [5'0fa Oh
Broad jump: l---Greg Bell, Blooming
tor. Ind. 20 feet " inch; p John Ben
n RoH 9rasd Forks n pak 257ss; 3
George Shaw Shaw S New YORK orE.'s ss-sk io' .
Four-Mile relay: l--Commonwealth:
UNITED states, Time. 1924; (Bet-
and Northern Ireland. 1852
Women,S SO-meter hurdles: Shirley
Australia; BARBARA Throw
er: Australia; Elizabeth Wynter. Gus
Shot Put: Parry O'Brien, Travis
AFB. Calf, 81 feet ga inches; Bill
Neider. Lawrence, Kans., 57-11la: B
Ken Bantum, New York. 52-994; A.
Bill Donath. Australia, l-21a.
Hop, Step-Jump: Tile, p. B. Endo,
Nigeria, and George Shaw, New York,
AZ feet 9 inches; 3-Ken Wilmhurst,
49,; Ira Davis, Philadel-
phia, 47-b; William Sharpe. Phila-
Javelin: Icy Young. Modesto, Calf.
239 feet. inches; Phil Conley, Fres-
no. Calf, 234-51a: Ben Garcia. San
Diego. 2l6-l0; 4--Nawaz, Pakistan,
s15-l: 5---Jalalkhan, India, 1895.
l-Mile Relay: limited States. .
120-Yard hurdles; Jack Davis,
Glendale, Calf: 2-Lee Calhown, Gary,
ind: 3--Joel Shankle Durham, N. c.;
Norm Burger, South Africa. Time
High Jump; Charles Dumas, Los
Angeles. y feet 9 inches: 2--Vern Wilson,
Sacramento, Calf, 81; 3-Phil Reavis,
5omervtlle, Mass, So; 4-Chilla Porter,
Australia. 6-5; 5--K. E. Money. Canada,
j-3; 6-Julius Chigbolu, Nigeria, go.
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SHOOTING

Individual small bore rife (prone,
500 perfect: Gerald ouellette
Canada. 900; 2--vassili Borissov. Rus
sia. 500; .l--Gilmour Boa, Canada, SOS;
lotto Horinek, Czechoslovakia, sos:
s. Iosif Sarub. Romania, sos; g.
Sander Krebs, Hungary, 59S; 7-Erling
Kongshaug. Norway, 59S LAST 1--WE
placings determined by number Of inner
bullseyes scored.
Silver Spring. Md, 500; 90 Verle
Wright, IT., Fort Wayne, Ind, 500.
Silhouette CndividuaD (fnaD: L.
Steven Petrescu, Romania, 5S7 equals
world record new olympic record, old
record $50 by K Takacs Hungary,
1885,, 2=Evgenii Tcherkassov, Russia,
MIA, 5Sl; 4--Pentii Linosvuo, Finland,
5Sl third place decided BY shootoff) !:
Oscar Cervo. Argentina, $50: g.
entries. John Beaumont Honolulu
572; 13-John Forman, Detroit, 1861.
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Tigers Sign Scout

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Dec. 5
(R.-Detroit has signed Pat
Mullin, former outfielder for the
Tigers, as a full-time scout in
the Detroit. Northern Ohio and
Indiana territory. Mullin, 80,
has been a member of the
Tigers organization since 1897
and played with Detroit. for IA
seasons. ff
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Ii. l04: Danny Wheeler. ~. 90; scotty
Glacken IL, 1903
HALFBAcKswBob saum. I3, 90;
Jim Pontorno. H. ITO; George Williams.
- go Warren Payne. -, II: Bill Cog
gins, .. 1903
FULLBAcRs - Steve vermillion. 10.
105: Billy Gator. 10. Ill.
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z. Germany W6hdehais 2.l3.Oe
s. United States Tineke 2:33.1a
3. Brazil Inca 2.35.O2
10. Canada Beaver As
IL. Greece Nikh 2:46 80
Australia Falcon W. disuual
Burma did not start
Ofiictal final championship piacings
nth race points, aggreKate, best Of 6-of-
n totalD--1. New zealand. GA 1902,
60S6: 2. Australia, OF 1886, 60S6 New
Zealand wins gold medal basis firsts
to Australias %; g. BfitAin, 1915, 1929,
Africa, 73s. 2SiS, b9i5; 8. Germsny'
$40; 2s40. 2S40; z. Russia. 0l3, 2470,
2479; 8. France, Az 2l5S, 96bs; 81
United States. CTineke. Eric Olsen and
1929. 1929: TO- Brazil, 26l, 1:,4o. 4 $40;
II, Canada. 2l5. 1925. 1925, IL. Greece,
ia, l13T. 1877; Is. Burma, o, 275, 275,
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GYMNASTICS

women's side-horse vaulting: L.
I2ETamara Mamma, Russia. 1870: 3
cltiel-,Asnn-scfl collinE, Sweden. and
Mouratova. Russia. 1905: e-E aiens
Leustean, Romania. 1852: Z .Ctiel--
Elena Rakoczy, Poland, and Natalia Kot.
Poland ls4eg s s1Lindmila Egoreya,
sweden, 1855; l1-Mirsnds cicoS pSsra.
Italy. 1892: IL (tie)--Andre Bode,
Hungary. Georgeta HurmuZachi. Ro-
m g MA and Sonia Inovan. Rcmania, all
r,J United e., states DIse:iangs-67 Jasyelyp
Davis pa speedway. Ind. 1896; 50.
Jug MGTs free R0s ssnanr e Exercises s uD
nina RSssIa His7se Points snd a asss;
E Ksist; Adungarys; 1922 both awarded
and Sofia Hedbere. Sweden. IL. 400: y
ttiel1Tamara Mamma. Russia, and
fieSnd,aa sorp %slinl Russia n $3.50
Georgeta Hurmuzachi, Romania, IS .43S.
gaeek. Chicago, II. s23: s5. Doris Fuchs
kSSacs hzPs g. co. s" 5SsS
Howe. Rochester. Pa, i7.0e6i. :"
nina, Russia. 7493l points; 2-Agnes
atova, Russia, "a 464: Elena Leu
steam, Romania, "a. 363; 5--Olga Tass.
Hungary. 1882; 6-Tamara Mamma,
Russia: i2sl: Eva Bosaknya,
Poland, 73 $50; 9--Linmila Egorova,
Russia, 1881; 10Anna Mareikova.
UNITED States placinEs:. 5l--Sanora
Ruddiek, Indianapolis, So 1a3: 81
joyce Setsi RscsE' chI pSsSS' e $3.50; 81
Jauuelyn Klein Chicago, IS. 800: b1---
Doris Fuchs. Rochester. ~ y, 81 ,f33;
5s---Judy, Howe. Rochester Pa, 81, zoos
Beam (inals): 1-----Agnes. Keleti. Hum
czechosloyakia. and Tamara Mamma.
Russia, 1888; 4--tie. .Larisa Latynina,
Russia and Anna Marejkova. Czechoslo-
mania, $500. UNITED states piacinss:
17.433; 49-Jacduelyn Klein. chicosG'
u. 100: Study Howe. Rochester, Pa,
16.s68; 55--Sanora Ruddick, Indianap-
oils 10 .466; 5S--Joyce Rack, Chicago.
y. 1893; 63-Doris Fuchs, Rochester. N.
Y II l39
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HeaEyweight-Jamit Kaplan, Turkex.
defeated !. ThiAto Kansasniemi, Finland
(Kangasniemi eliminatedl; Adelmo Bul.
gareili, Italy, threw Ahtonios GeoFeoulis,
Greece, 300 (Georgoulis eliminatedJ:
Anaton ParfenoVs Russia, won BY de-
fault (Ussein. Bulgaria. eliminated);
Wilfried, Dietrich, Germany, defeated
Hans Antonsgon, Sweden
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Bahamas. 7O3. B.7O4. 1928: 4-Portu-
gal. 4s1, 4,0OB. 1928: 5-France. 4o2.
3.126. 3,126: 6--Cuba. SIS. Aria;
7--Britain. s35, 1864. 2.8s7: s-Rus-
STA. 277. 2,O65. 1,77s; 9---Australia,
139, 1.5l0, 1.40a. 10--canada. 1870.
l,305. 1895; 11--Areentina. 226. 1880
I,280, 1890; 12-Thaiiand. 1O1. 400
tDragOn Glass;
tOrder Of finish seventh and final
day. Ohhcial championship placings de-
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tDragen Class,

race points, aggregate. best 6-of-7 TO.
tab 1---Sweden 1905. 6074. 1923; -
Denmark. .527,. $3.50. 5723 lsweden wor
gold medal with three firsts during com,
petition to Denmarks one): 3-Britain
1904, 4773. 4547: 4-Argentina, 7O3
1925, 1925: Australia. 35I. 1925
1883; 6--Italy. $40. 34O4. 34O4; p
Norway; S2s. 1858. $3.50: .S-Canada
spirit III, Eugene H. Valet III. New
Orleans. skipperl, 264. 1851, 3l5I: To-
Germany 226, 2922, 2922; l1-Russia
1871. 234S, 2157: 12-New Zealand. 4O2
2002: 14-.Finland. i5a. 140a. i40S
a l;2-Bermusssa. olnoe1 , o 1850, l49; 10
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lettering the 1.46.4 standard also
hung up by the East Germans.
Betty Cuthbert, an Olympic
triple winner, anchored both
squads.
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-. :, p sn9sy Finn Class

Unofficial championship placings 9TH
race points. aggregate. best 6-of-7 total)
eleIsma eo ga ss54 1901
States John Marvin, Marblehead
500. ease, 1888; Germany
925, 4,199, 4,199; 5-Sweden, 557
4,313, 1890; 6-South Africa, 38l
3,912, 3912; Italy, 400. 1907, 3,4O9;
Bahamas. 44S, 1880, 3.1S2; l0-Aus-
tralia, 703, 2,965. 1906; 1l-Britain.
226, 1853, 1888: Prussia, 400,
: $50. 1864; l3--France, IaS, 2,753
9 ;555; 14-Singapore. 2SS, 2,552, 2.354;
0. 1880. /, $40; I7-Brazil 256,
1,519, 1919; 1S-Argentina, 9, ,4O3,
I .4O3: 19-Burma, 141, I.l54, 1.OO7;
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cues Roulot. France. Al: 3. wojciech
z z Poland; AZ; 4; dgnter, Ssrst.
Hosfsins. Great Britain, ~; q. T iS
Nyilas, U. s. (Flushing, N. ". "a: Q.
Graham Mckenzie. Australia, O-6.
Team .saber semifinals, Pool A lfirs.
patti, Hungary, TO: 2. jerry Pawlowski.
Poland, 5-2: 3. Luigi Narduzzi, Italy,
4-3; 4. JACQUES Lefevre. France. 4-3; s
Gunter.. Stratmann, Germany. 3-3: 8
Allan Kwartler. u. s. (New York; 30;
8. Gastone Dare. Italy. OF.