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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-09

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The Defense Department
planned buying Of $1.143.00O.0
will be reduced by from Sis !
The effect of the order W
military aircraft and the sail
ing time Of military ships. The
cut will come within Defense
Secretary wilson's recent order
to the services to reduce over
all maintenance and operations
costs by a total of $500 million
in the current fiscal year.
Rear Admiral o. p. Lattu, ex-
ecutive director of the Military
Petroleum Supply agency. made
the announcement.
Ship and Plane Fuel Hit
He said all petroleum prod
ucts will be affected but that
the cutback will be "particu-
larry heavy" in Navy special
fuel oil and aviation fuels. Navy
special fuel oil is the type usec
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BUDGET SHOP
9.98-Il.98 Dresses

Rayon Sheers, Transitional Cottons,
Cynara Crepes, Mems Wear Fabrics.
Styles for every occasion, from daily
wear to date-time. Black, navy prints.
Sizes 1920 and 141a-241a in group.
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SO Mems 20.0S
SiIk.N.RayOn Sport Coats

Nubby weaves and cross weaves in
pastels and multicolors Of blue, cream,
tan and grey. 3-button fronts, patch
or flap pockets, center vents, narrow
lapels and natural shoulders. Reg
ulars, longs, extra-longs and shorts
in the group.
Second Floor, Wdshincto
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WESTGROvE

The exclusive section Of the Poto-
mae and Mt. Vernon area.
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HERE'S THE
Low Down

Payment you've been looking for.
Smart. all-brick rancher, on a
sweeping corner lot. in q handy
Falls Church location. Just minutes
from the huge Seven Corners
Shopping renter. Features. a large
living room with fireplace. big, sep
arate dining room, fully equipped
kitchen With breakfast bar, flne
light basement with outside en-
trance. Take over a huge G1 loan
at sos per month for everything
aud you're lin business"
CALL ia. 7-5200.
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35 ACRES, one-half subdivided, on
highway between Annandale and
Fairfax: water. and gas available:
very suitable for builder. Terms.
JU. S-1A11 or HO o.hasR
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

End TRUST-Absolutel top spot
cash prices paid; Md Va, D c.
Call day or night. LO 4-6565 3l'
UNLIMITED FUNDS;
Sc % yrs. owners, buyers. build
ers, comb. trusts. pay debts. make
improvements No appraisal chg
MR.. CROCKETT. HE. 4-6S94.
MONEY end TRUSTS-We will buy
End trust notes; D. c.. nearby Nd
or Va. reasonable rates Ma.
TIoNAL MORTGAGE a INVEST.
MENT CORP, 1912 N. Y ave
NV, MA. S-5S33
PLENTY FUNDS AVAIL. for LIST or
md trust. IA. 2-2303 or IA.
7-5S0O.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
PURCHASED. BARLOW REALTY
Co. Realtors. 1881 O ct. NV.
ME. S.2495.
NEED MONEY FAST? Own property :
Dl 7-4445: ewes .JU S-94o8
Also quick cash for End trust.
SECOND TRUSTS PURCHASED
At Extremely Low Discounts
NJ x STONE. OIL. 2.3414
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SEABROOK ACRES
MOYAONE RESERVE

Large country home sites TALL at
least 8 acres) Astounding in wildlife.
towering trees and quiet ravines
overlooking beautiful Piscataway
Bay; only IL miles from D. c. in
unique community. Call Fair
view 2-5572
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18

TUX DEVELOPERS, exceptionally
nne cleared tract Of over 100 acres
Tor subdivision in nearby Va, be-
tween = State roads with large
irontages. To be sold undivided.
EXCLUSIVE AGENT. ]. r. BEGG,
INC, Realtor, 1880 Conn. ave.
! DIJ T-o4RO
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MONEY 70 LOAN

MONEY to consolidate al debts
fast servise. Call ST. 3-l79O.
LOANS. So, 00O- $780,
000-0roup your debts. lower your
and improvements; Quick, honest.
courteous service on real estate
farms. etc. Only IN the State Of
Maryland Call Mr. ROBERTS.
Baltimore. Nd day or night Suns
and holidays, at Saratoga 7-4047
AUTO LOANS. cars or trucks. in Is
minutes, whether it's paid for or
not HERSON'S. Sth and o NV.
DE. 2-47OO.
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LOTS. ACREAGE for SALE

COLESvILLE-Lot II6x27e. paved
roao; near school; reasonable
2 LOVELY ADJACENT dbl. wooded
lots in Mohican Tulip Hills, over
COOKING homes Of $4,000 and up.
Priced at S5.5oc. DOROTHY K.
WINSTON & co. ST. S-O550.
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PROP. RENT
FLORIDA PROPERTY

WATERFRONT HOME. adjacent
Palm Beach, bedrooms. 3 baths
air cond. and heated: immediate
ORANGE CITY-Modern rambler
will trade or sell on easy terms
Box 30l-G. Star.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
lcONIINuEDl

4 ROOMS, EXPANDABLE ATTIC,
ter rd., Lorton, Va. SI2,5O0.
$1,000 cash, balance financed.
40 18th ST.. New Alexandria. Va.
3-bedrm., brick-and-frame Cape
Cod. Priced below market. Rea-
sonable terms can be arranged.
SNYDER CORP. 113 8. Patrick
ST., Alexandria OV. $685..
DON'T GET sTUNG BY high rent
payments, let US show YOU this
home that will accommodate q
large family and you can easily af-
ford 1t. 3 pedrms., ga baths, rec.
nm. in full bsmt.; only S1o,y5O.
Don't wait on this one. hOLLE Z
REALTY $500 Lee hwy. IKE.
. BEDROOMS-Only $500 down
win purchase this conv. Falls
Church home. Huge kit, fully
insulated. Located on quiet. dead
end street, ideal for children.
Priced at $13,950; assume large
4ss loan. ARFAX REALTY, JE.
4-400O.
IMMED. POsS.-Choice Arlington
Forest home, immae. cond.: dis
posal, new Hotpoint range. Anchor
fenced rear yard; lovely patio
and brick barbecue. OWNER, Elk.
3-I44l; after 0, IA. 5-9492.
3-BEDRM. BRICK HOME, assume
4hse CT loan. Manassas, Va.
55o-J-2, after 3 pm.
STRESSES GO, when you step into
this perfectly delightful AIR-CON-
DITIONED modern. 4 BEDROOMS.
IA BATHS. Casual living comes
easy in this tri-level comfort.
Vaulted ceilings in liv. rm. where
the good NE will center around
the charming copper lined Swedish
fireplace. Doors from each bed
room open onto balcony for ac-
cess to sun deck with sweeping
view Of huge lot. only $25,950:
and lge; 41ass LIST trust can be
assumed for EASY FINANCING
PARKER. SMITH a. .DONNELL,
Realtors. ia. 1851.
oN AsL'p piiis BEN. I RRIcK ss e.
FLA FINANCING; S17.5O0 J-W
REALTY co IA R-l47S
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LOTS. ACREAGE WANTED
Lot Owners Attention.

IUU OWIIEIO ALCEIILIUII.
Please contact our ONCE If you
nave lots for sale in either North
Chevy Chase. Bethesda or Airing
ton. Call DOROTHY X. WINSTON
a. CO., ST. 3-0550. once open un-
iii u n m
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MOYAONE RESERVE

Huge 5-acre homeSites, lust 3
min. from D. C.. in a community
owned and controlled by its resi-
dents. Great natural beauty plus
real privacy; wide choice Of terrain,
including woods. fields, ravines.
streams and magnificent water
views. Call Fairview 2-5512.
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BUSINESS PROP. F0R RENT

Sill GA: AvE:1Entire bldg; lst-
bsmt can park . cars in rear Of
bldg. DI. 7-67OO. wo. $4,000.
ALEX. COMMERCIAL
.231O Mill road: shop. 1900 sd. IT,,
suitable for woodworking or other
small business. so. 5-5494 after
q pm.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
BOATS

20-FT. CRUISE ALONG CABIN
CRUISER, 66-hp, inboard, fully
EQUIPPED; excel. cond., JU. 9-0g25
CHRIS-CRAFT. cost. Riviera speed
boat: excel cond under cover:
los h.p.. 40 m.p.h TU. 2-02ls.
CUPBOARD MOTOR, Elgin. ~
h.p. new, in excel cond.: best
offer HA 1890,
WILL TRADE cedar planked boat.
SO Evinrude cupboard. trailer,
lshts. windshield. speedometer.
electric starter. remote controls.
hull hberglased, etc. for car. JU
IS CHRIS GRAFT Is-ft, cabin
cruiser, 1905; 25-h.p Johnson
with controls. $500. SP. 3-60O6
I6-FT. CYPREsS-PLANKED BOAT.
yrs. old inboard ensine; 1878
or best ofier Ma. S-2442 Mon
throueh Friday.
BRAND-NEw. 1877 IL. fibereias
double bottom. lifetime impreg-
mated eolors. sacrifice, S475 JE
WANTED. . men to form club: We
have 1885 22-ft Chris-Craft eX-
press cruiser Garden 4-94I5
RICHARDSON. 2e-ft.: sleeps 4
stainless steel sslley. Nordberg 95
h.p.: less than 90 hrs; hull guar
anteed sound. Can be seen a.
Berlitz Anchorage. Deale, Nd. or
call UN 7-es03. price $1,000.
BOAT SUPPLIES.
Rope. III Gu. II copper paint ,.
80 gal: life Jackets. 81: belts,
anchors, lights, oars. paddles.
chains. floats. IRE extin. canvas,
hose. ] II. GIcHNER. 25i3 NJ 81.
NV. FE. 3-8345
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RIVER FRONT / MILE

$50 acres, Monocaey River. l mile
paved State road, stone mansion. .
extra-tne tenant houses. lge. dairy
barn, many high elevations ofierins
oreath-taking view. Mr.. Developer,
this property could be laid out with
your eyes shut. Only 81 mi. fast
road to D. c.
SIGLER & co.
ST. 3-12S3 Ewes, ia 0-OS11
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FARMS
lcoNIINuEpl
GERMANTOWN

l.000 acres or more. Easy walk
ing distance to new Acc building
This quantity Of ground has been
corralled in order to be able to
oner IT. to one or more big operators.
Several miles of paved road, nu-
merous farm bldgs., lge. mansion.
several tenant houses. The price
VIII be based on the amount Of road
frontage demanded.
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MOYAONE RESERVE

Especially for those who like to
sail 5-acre homeSites on beautiful
Piscataway Bay, IL miles from
chorage. Fairview 2-5572.
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PROP. SALE,
MARIN

MADDOX. Md. Longview-Lot look
los. Priced for quick sale. Lin
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Graeiously arranged split-level
with 3 huge bedrms. 8 baths. d.
luxe cleo. kitchen. breakfast nook
Recreation rm.. ground-level bsmt
entering onto large rear lawn wher,
there is an abundance Of foliage
Garage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-18
New York Writers
Honor Mcclure,
Top Cage Sturs

NEW YORK. Mar. 10 (P).-
The Metropolitan Basketball
Writers Association last night
presented its annual awards to
Frank Mcclure. coach of North
Cardinals unbeaten Tar Heels,
Columbia's All-American Chef
Forte, Temples Guy Rodgers
and Bob Cousy and Tom Helm
sohn of the Boston Celtics.
To MCGUIRE went the Coach
of the Year award. North Caro-.
lima. winner of 80 straight.
games enroute to the NCAA
semifinals, is the Nations No. /
ranked team.
Forte was given the Haggerty
Award as the outstanding player
in the New York area. Rogers
was given the Golden Star
Award as the outstanding visit
ing player to New York during
the 1867 campaign. Cousy.
represented by President Walter
Brown of the Celtics. received
the Sam Davis Award as the
outstanding professional player
and Heinsohn the Hy Turkin
Award as the outstanding pro-
fesSional rookie of the year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-18
Athletes at Mourv
To Receive Awards

City champion football and
basketball teams OF Maury
School in Alexandria will be hon
ored tonight at the Maury PTA
meeting in the school audi
forum.
Main speaker will be Eddie
LeBaron. Washington Redskins
quarterback, whose topic will be
The Added Importance of
Sports Participation for Young
sterS Today" LeBaron also will
award letters to the schools un-
beaten 90-pound football squad.
Walt Densmore of George
Washington High School, chosen
All-Metropolitan and All-Tour-
nament in basketball this win
ter, will present letters to Maury's
10 and l4-and-under court teams
which won city championships
this season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-18

battle. I'd get so angry most of
the time I didn't even know what
! was saying.
But last year I was deter
mined to forget all that foolish
ness. l was only hurting myself
l made up my mind was going
to save all my energy instead
OF using 1t up. I told the umpires
not to pay any attention to me
II l started to blow of steam.
AS a matter of fact. I did very
little yelling at them. l learned
to keep my mouth shut. to sit
on the bench instead of pacing
up and down in the dugout. to
accept rubbing and jockeying
good-naturedly instead of allow
ing it to rile me all up"
PierSall enjoyed his biggest
year extensively in 1856. He led
the American League with 40
doubles, hit IA home runs and
drove in 81 runs. although he
batted in sixth spot. He was his
usual brilliant defensive self in
centerfeld. making only four
errors in 469 chances to top all
the outflelderS with .99l average
He oatted .293. only four hits
away from his first 300 average.
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NCAA
Continued from Page Ais

Continued from Page Ais
Cardinals unbeaten basketball
team arrived at the Raleigh
Durham airport.
The crowd surged through the
airport gates to hail members of
the Nations No. team as they
stepped off the plane from Phila-
delphia where they captured the
NCAA Eastern Regional play
offs.
Other team members who ar
rived on an earlier plane were
met by Gov. Luther Hodges, who
told them, III be out in Kansas
City"
The Tar Heels rolled up their
30th straight victory OF the sea-
son Saturday night drubbing
Syracuse. 67-58, for the Eastern
playoff title. North Carolina will
meet Michigan State in a semi
final game at Kansas City
Friday.
on the second plane we're ALL
America Lennie Rosenbluth. Pete
Brennan. Tommy Kearns, Joe
Quigg, Bob Cunningham and
Bob Young.
Coach Frank MCGUIRE did not
raturn. but went TO New York
n @ television appearance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-18
Warriors, Mats
Resume Tonight

The Philadelphia Warriors. de-
Tending champions. one game
down to the Nationals in their
best-of-three Eastern Division
National Basketball Association
semif1nal playoff series. must win
at Syracuse tonight or the Jig
is UP.
Syracuse won the opener at
Philadelphia Saturday night,
1896, and one more win would
send the Mats against the Boston
Celtics for Eastern honors. If
the Warriors win tonight, the
third game will be played at
Syracuse Wednesday.
Seven playoff records were
shattered yesterday in the one
MIA game played when the
Lakers defeated the Fort Wayne
Pistons. 13l-l27, in Minneapolis,
to start the Western Division
first-round playoffs.
Minneapolis made four rec
ords, hitting for Al points in
the first period. 10 at halftime,
LOT after three quarters, and
SO field goals in l0l attempts
for another.
The two-team total of 258 was
a record. as was the total of
1879 points for the first half and
204 for three periods.
The Lakers go to Fort Wayne
for resumption of the best-of-
three series tomorrow night.
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League Swimmers
Meet in Viroiniu

The Northern Virginia SWIM
ming League will meet at BIS
tonight at the home of Mary Lou
Mullin. 1917 Sherry court, New
Broyhill Park, Falls Church. Pro-
posed changes in rules for COM
petition. AAU membership and
dissemination of swim meet in
formation will be discussed.
Bill Armstrong, chairman of
swimming for the District AAU
and coach Of the Ambassador
Club. and Wally Hagerhorst.
president of the National Capital
Swimming Association, will be
guest speakers.
The league. formed to promote
competitive swimming for young
sters. will welcome new members.
For additional information call
John Connolly at Jefferson q
1872.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-18
PiersuII's Strength Grows
As He Learns How to ReIux

SARASOTA, Fla. Mar. 10 (P).
Piersall, who overcame
obstacles such as few American
athletes ever have been called
upon to face. credits his rise to
stardom with the Boston Red
Sox to mental maturity.
The graceful outfield star. al
though long since recovered from
his nervous breakdown that sent
him to a sanitarium in 1852. de-
clared it was not until last year
that he was able to lick the last
of his emotional disturbances.
Il keep getting stronger. both
physically and mentally" the
27-year-old Piersall said. "I've
learned to relax, to take things
in stride. to control my emotions.
I've found out that it not only
is good for my peace of mind
but it conserves my strength
and keeps me out of trouble.
Il used to get myself all riled
up when things seemed to go
wrong. I'd battle the umpires.
the opposing players and some
times even my own teammates.
I'd forever be blowing of steam.
I'd even fight somebody else's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-18

for the seventh time in its 49,
year history, Miss Berg was pre-
scented the Glenna Collett Ware
trophy for finishing with the
lowest stroke average (7,45D on
the 1866 LPGA tour.
She also moved into first place
among current money winners.
Miss Berg has won $3,862.50 in
eight tournaments this winter.
Two trophies went to Miss
Quasi. She won the low ANA
teur prize and also the Dorothy
j. Manice trophy. which is
awarded here annually to the
Nations outstanding amateur of
the previous year.
Marlene Bauer Hagge of Del
ray Beach. Fla. leading money
winner Of the 1856 tour, finished
third with a 30l and picked up
a $3.50 check.
Then came Win Smith of
st. Clair. Mich. who got 5000
for a 303. Kathy Cornelius of
Lake Worth, Fla. and Mickey
Wright of San Diego shared fifth
place with 304s. Each got $475.
Low scorers and money win
ningS:
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Seven Records Broken
As Catholic Stors Score

within one point. $3.50. with 8
minutes remaining. However, the
Catholic Leaguers hung on with
Cage. Coleman and Tommy
Matan rebounding and scoring
and led 1914 with six minutes
left. The Private School squad
never got that close again.
Luce Sets Three Marks
Luce accounted for three OF
the seven new records. His q
points broke the 2l-point mark
held by himself and Jack George,
now of the Philadelphia War
riors. He also broke the indi-
vidual field goal and foul shot
ores which stood 1t eight. The
other records broken were most
field goals in game (47) and
for one team t28l and most
points scored in a game Q43)
and for team (79).
Cage and Coleman took scor-
ing honors for the victors with
20 points apeace.
Ronnie Van Holden won the
Big Brothers trophy for out
standing player in the prelim-
mary game after leading Jelleff
Branch Of the Boys Club to a Al
SO victory over the Boosters Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-18
Metz 10 Rejoin
Golf Tour After
Gulf Coast Win

GULFPORT, Miss. Mar. Ia
R.-Dick Metz, a battle-tested
veteran. succumbed again to the
lure of COLTS tournament trail
today, his confidence bolstered
by victory in the $4,000 Gull
Coast Invitational,.
Metz, one of the games lumi-
naries for more than decade
before retiring in 1919, tapered
of to one-over-par 70 in the
final round of the 18th annual
tournament yesterday. but fin
ished two strokes in front of two
other seasoned Sharpshooters
Pat Abbott of Memphis, Tenn
and Jim Barfield of Grand
Rapids, Mich.
The 48-year-old Metz, now
operating a cattle ranch at Pike
Road. Ala. blistered the Great
Southern Country Clubs 6,006-
yard course with a record 81 in
the opening round Thursday and
final 18 holes sent his four-day
total to 276.
ITS hard to get away from
the game and I've been away for
a long time" the ever-smiling
Metz said after the firing ended
But had to test my game and
be sure / could regain the con-
centration needed for the tour
nament trail"
He said he would rejoin the
touring pros at the Seneca Open
in Louisville, KY, and continue
on the circuit the rest Of the
summer.
Abbott, twice runnerup in the
National Amateur and now host
pro at the Memphis Country
Club. had a one-stroke lead over
Metz as the final round opened.
But he ballooned to a rs to drop
into a tie with Barfield, who fin
ished with a II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-18
By DICK TIERNEY

The future of the Scholastic
All-Star basketball game ap-
peared brighter today than it
ever has been.
The absence of the Interhigh
players for the first time in the
games history apparently didn't
hurt as seven records were
smashed before 1900 fans in the
18th annual contest yesterday,
won by the Catholic League ALL
Stars, 96-91. over the Private
School squad at Fort Myer.
Ernie Cage of the Catholic
League and Lew Luce. playing
for the private schools, both
were chosen as most valuable
players for their teams for the
second time and received the E.
K. Morris and Bill Heck tro-
phies, respectively.
Cage won the honor fos an
All-Prep team last year, while
Luce was voted most valuable
for an All-High team in 1855.
Catholic League Takes Over
Luce, Doug Moe and Bill Tall
liant led a Private School fast
break that built up a 1911 lead
But. Cage and Tom Coleman,
who was just a whisker behind
Cage in the most valuable player
voting. rebounded and spear
headed a drive that put the
Catholic Leaguers ahead to stay
about IL minutes before the
half. The score was 1888 at
intermission.
The second half opened with
Tallant and Moe hitting to cut
the Private School deficit to
40-39. But Puddy Sheehan took
the pressure off the Catholic
Leaguers by scoring six straight
points.
The Private School stars got
hot shortly afterward and out
scored their opponents over a
three-minute period. 2l-9. to pull
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I it|ehoIders Victory Puts
Patty Berg Near 500, 900

AUGUSTA, Ga. Mar. 10 (P.-
Patty Berg, 39-year-old golfer
who has been a professional since
1910, packed her bags today for
"a trip west with hopes of passing
the 100000 mark in money win
ming.
The red-haired player from st.
Andrews. ILL.,. put together is
parS and three brides yesterday
to overtake the younger set and
win her seventh Titleholders
championship. She was runner
up here for the third time last
year.
1t was Miss Berg's 10th tour
inament triumph in Is years of
competitive golf.
Her spectacular SO over the
6,290-yard hilly Augusta Coun-
try Club course was three under
mems par and left Miss Berg
with a 296 total for the 72-hole
tournament. In earlier rounds
she had a II sandwiched between
a pair of TBS.
Three strokes back in second
place was Anne Quasi, 19-year-
old amateur from Seattle, Wash.
who led the record 49-player
field by a stroke after the first
and third rounds. The pert
brunei had a card of 72-78-75-
74-299.
The top money of $1,000 put
Miss Berg's earnings within few
dollars Of 100000 since the
Ladies Professional Golfers AS
ISOLATION was formed in 1913.
A victory in the next LPGA
event. the Babe Zaharias Open
at Beaumont. Tex. two weeks
hence. would push her over that
milestone.
In addition to taking possess
sion Of the titleholders trophy
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SENATORS
Continued from Page A-16

continued from Rage Alt
strikeout sensation Of the Sally
League, and Taylor Phillips
stopped the Senators on three
hits over the first six innings
while the Braves built 20
lead They scored in the first
on walk to Bob Malmkus
Hank Aarons single and a
sacrifice fly by Joe Adcock. They
added a run in the sixth when
Yves Covington singled and
moved around on Logan's sacri-
flee, Plews' error on Bill Bru-
tons bouncer and Del Crandall's
grounder.
Singles by Jerry Snyder,
Lemon and Ed FITZGERALD gave
Washington an insurance run in
the eighth.
NOTES: Karl Olson is search
ing for his first hit after IL
AuAANANo kollJQtl lldo QC-
livered six hits in 10 attempts,
but Pete Runnels is suffering
with only four hits in. "a times
at bat. Lemon is hitting 400,
with 10 hits in Is tries.
The Senators. who Cancelled a
working agreement with Or
lando a couple OF weeks ago
will resume it. Arthur Sha-
piro, who owns the Bradford
Pa. club with which the SEN
ators also have a working agree
ment, purchased the Orlando
franchise and will work with
the Senators there.
Dresser scheduled 9 am
player meeting today to discuss
flaws. 1t will be followed
by a drill. !. The Senators stack
up against Cincinnati tomorrow
and the Phillies Wednesday.