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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22

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Takfns care Of your huntins
dog Involves much more than
merely keeping him fed and
clean. Did you know that a.
most ZOO. 900 dogs were killed
by automobiles last Year, So do
your part for your hunting pal
t-drive carefully and keep
your eyes open.
It's PAYDAY USA at your
sporting goods store this month.
Drop around and you'll see how
aluminium has made sporting
equipment light. portable, and
eorrosion resistant. Aicoa SAYS
you can have more fun with
aluminium. the sports minded
metal.
They've been catching plenty
OF walleyes for almost a week
now in the Province of Quebec,
Canada. And it's been open sea-
son {. a great oneD on trout
since April IT. :. There are 81
pages Of excellent reading in
PoH-ChOke's hot-off the press
1887 "Wingshooter's Hand
book" Make sure hot
weather doesn't throw you for
a loss. Take along your favor
lite cold drinks = and Keep
them cold - in an American
Thermos Products insulated
outing jug or ice chest.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22

or whit!Sh leaves developing 4
the top of The plant. in contrast
TO the normal green of the older
leaves below. But the condition
clears up as rapidly as II ap-
pears, lasting only Il week or so
in plants about six to eight
weeks old.
Agronom.sts from the L. s.
Department Of Agriculture ami
State experiment stations who
have studied chlorosiS in soy
beans found that II was caused
by several strains of nitrogen
fixing bacteria which are GER
orally beneficial IN their effect
upon the plant The soil Itself
and other lh.ngs present in the
cnvironmcr, may play part.
Lee IS resistant 20 several i'm.
portant diseases, mountaineering.
and highly productive. These
characteristics continue to make
1t a very good variety for south
.crn producers. says Mr.. Rapcr.
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CONTINUED From Page D
Monroe.
For there the travellers all like
to 60.
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22

AT each of these stations, they'l
feed you so high
You'll feel like weeping wher
you tell them good bye
As good or as bad as traveI
was in those days, even it was
also a far cry from even earlier
times when men went about a.
foot or aStrldc horses. Theil
complaint against muddy road,
was reflected by the Tar
borough SoUthcrncr:
The roads are not paSsaolc
not even JaCk-asSablc:
When Der them you travel
better Ike your own gravel
s.. could II be tina, the Twcn-
ty-iirSt Century will regard
Our super duopcr busrs cf to-
iay as archaeological ga. .1sit-
I,S2
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22

the North Carolina Division OF
the American Cancer Society
has been given national recogni-
ton.
Harry McEnerny Of New Or
leans, national director of tbs
American Cancer Society, pre-
scented the 1887 Crusade cita-
ton. an engraved plaque, to DR.
Charles Flowers. Jr. of Chapel
Hill, chairman of the Service
Committee of the state cancer
organization. The presentation
board meeting of the Society
was the highlight of a quarterly
Receiving The honor with DR.
Flowers were DR.. Ellen Winston
DR.. Roy Norton, DIR. Donald
konce. and Miss Ruth Current
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22
~

The new ActionrOd TX.
tendo" fishing poles - right up
to the "a foot lengths = can
telescope down to IS or IS in
ches. Mighty convenient for
travelling You can get all
the free tips about fishing in
Canada you want from the
Canadian Pacific Railway.
They'll even tell you how to
ship your trophy home Tay.
lor's new barometer fits right
into your tackle box, tells you
when and how deep to fish.
Makes a smart gift.
Don't let the sea dragon scare
you. It's mouth is so small il
Cant even harm other fishes or
defend itself against IFS enemies.
It's only weapon is its fearsome
shape.
New York State, with |, SOO,-
OOO active fishermen, has come
up with a special guide TO its
principal fishing waters. Write
for details and Northwest
Orient Airlines has a thrift
budget Alaska fishing trip you'll
want TO know more about. Wen
tell you where TO get the facts
. a mere twist of the wrist
enables you to adjust your
Oliver cupboard motor inside
the boat. The device is called
the Tilt-a-Nlatic.
Up in New Brunswick. Cam
ada, the spring Atlantic salmon
are running. You're entitled 10
hook five daily. and you can
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22

Camping times coming up.
How about making your own
tent for ms summers vacafion9
Colonel Townsend Whelen tells
yoH now rs done in June Sports
Sfcid.
FOR further Information on
al pTodHCN reviewed in this
column. write 10 Sports AfeId,
DePt N. $50 Eighth Avenue,
New York ~. ". Y.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22

Grammar Boats says it has
the answer TO greater cupboard
motoring comfort in their new
Sea Wings" They act to keep
your boat hull completely out
OF the choppy water Bron-
sons new Spin-king fishing reel
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22

Meat animal production on
farms in North Carolina drop
pea from $50 million pounds
during 1855 TO 545 million in
1856.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22
CANCER CITATION

For training program 10 pro-
mote better Scry!c" 10 cancer
patients al the community level
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22
Pishiko AND HUNTING AUTHORITY

has an exclusive Crank o.
Matte" Clutch that makes fish,
Ing a lot easier a I'd more fun.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22

They'll feed you on milk that's
never been skinned,
And give you butter whose hair
has been trimmed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-27
FURNACES, GAS

IS S;:t'' g.. s'; s.sl! ;sSsI ta5ssIs
Baltimore ave, WA. 1861. Ao
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FURNITURE

serve, $40: gateles table,
Eeilswsy bed. SIS; baby bed sSas eoS SiII.
SD: 0-pc. maple dinette set. S25:
studio couch, S25; 2-pc. sofa bed
and chair, $25; ! set OF maple twin
BEDS. S25; double Hollywood bed.
$25; Slattery gas range, 36-in., S35;
3-pc: mod. bedrm. set. SOS: 3-pc.
SIS: 3-pc. mod. mahogany bedrm.
set. bookcase headboard, 3-pe. mod
lined oak bedrm. set. bookcase head
board; coffee tables. end tables,
lamps. living rm. chairs, and misc
jO4 Cedar st. NV. directly OBJ
postte Takoma Park Post Once. Open
SUM-. lob; weekdays. 90.
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Furniture
New Bedroom Furniture
Below Cost

BOX SPRING AND MATTRESS
SINGLES and doubles: list S119: only
S-pc. BEDROOM SURF
Mahogany twin beds. nigsit tables,
dresser and mirror, chest lbf draw
ers: reg. $b75: only 1915.
5-PC. BEDROOM SET
Fruitwood suitable for modern OF
triple dresser and mirror; list S475;
only S275.
OAK BEDROOM SET
Modern, with dual headboard,
night tables. double dresser and mir
ror. chest: list $685.: only S326.
Other bedroom sets. dining room
sets, sectional sofa and miscellaneous
accessories at lifetime savings. To
inspect call so. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-27

FURNISHINGS, diplomats home,
a ssse . sss nss csndelsSa iGO sand ES
s135: set for IL Belgium crystal.
over 100 pieces. $40; Eng. coalport
bone china. complete service for
II. maroon and white. SECS. Box
1925. Star,
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FURNITURE
INVENTORY
SALE

AVN 2fAAAAE AA1S OA0o6~OV40
ODDS AND ENDS
Wool broadloom throw rugs, S3.g5;
END tables, plastic tops. $7.05;
wooden rockers, S12.95; door lamps,
Sa;0gi mahog., bachelor chests,
$Zg.95: .wrought iron studio divan
so %: truitwood arm chairs. SI4 .95:
32x42 plate glass mirrors, 1895;
studio couches. S49.g5; needlepoint
dining room chairs, S12.95: wrought
iron sofa, plus matching chair,
$50. 95; modern dining room suite
IN black oak, consisting OF buffet,
china, extension table. 5 chairs,
$149.96: sofa beds. S69.0b; maple
bedrm. suite Of dresser. plus mirror.
chest. 4-poster bed, $685.; roil-a-
way beds with mattresses, Sig.p5:
double inner spring mattresses,
S22 30: box springs to match, So. 95.
OPEN FRIDAY AND MON. NIGHTS
FURNITURE MART
216 King St.. Alex, Va. XII. $4,000
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each 500: dehumidifier. $50. IA.
9-9021.
FREEZER, s-cu..ft. Hotpolnt;. excel
lent condition; 500. LU. 4-0459.
FREEZER, brand-neW, 13-cu.-ft. up
right, very de luxe; b.yr. guaran-
tee. List price. $3.50: sacrifice,
$3.50 or best offer. RA. 3-1267.
FREEZE, Philco, s-cu.-ft. chest
type, 800. delivered. so. 6-6473.
FREEZER, l7-cubic-ft. upright, 4
over payments Of S2S Q month.
Food plan available. VIII. 0-9203.
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COUNTER AND SHOWCASE COMB,
IL It. long; best offer. INQUIRE after
10 am. Mon., 1888. 18th st. NV
Opposite. Greyhound Bus etationl
ME SASS.
CRIB, good condition: "KantWet"
mattress, sheets included: very rea-
sonable. JU. 9-7615.
CROsLEY SHELvADOR, refrigerator
model DC 3. perfect condition.
spacious storage, large ex5 eu.-ft.
capacity. Must sell. $685. Box
3ti1-X. Star.
DAYRED, maple; matching chair;
good cond.; ideal for rec. rnl.; also
coo-coo clock. ia. S-4642.
DEEP FREEZE. victor. lge. chest
type. 3 compartment: excel. cond.
reasonable. tn. 2-1l6S.
DEEP FREEZE. l3-cu. 1T. chest:
Ike new: $3.50. Ov. 3-1f31,
DENTAL EQUIPMENT-Units. cabi-
nets, misc. supplies: excellent CON
dition. RA. 3-33S3. DU. 10000.
DESK. LARGE. nat top, and swivel
chsir, sac, HOLLYWOOD bed. $50.
al. 1sQlOo. -
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HEATERS

Largest selection Of new, used: gas,
l0lI eth 81. NV. Ma. $500.
HI-FI, worlds smoothest amplifier
leak point one. model TL/12 and
newest Vari-9lope. preamp., both
500. OIL. 1880.
HI-FI. l6-watt Heathkit We ampli-
.fier and preamplifler with loudnest
control: $40 HA. 2-7760.
HI-FI. phonograph Webcor musicale
mahognay. table model; reasonable
HI-FI. Aztec 68O40, with HARRISON
custom nslosure and Scott mode
HI-FI Northumberland TIL tape
recorder. RCA 15-inch Coax sprk
in lge. enclosure. 30-watt custom
williamson amp; also UHF recyrI;,
demonstfate. Sen Comb. or sepr.
HI:II-Kits IN stock. ARKAY RL-l0
$5s; bT 7NsXSki SsS ss SM1 dakoM aSnss
sco;TT. BE BELL y oRs soSn Rex :
KuT. oARRARD, PILOT. McIN-
VERsiTY, STENToRiAN and other
famous brands. Budget terms;
advice. EMco WHOLESALERS. u
$1,000 located opp. rear Sears
Mon. Thurs, Fri. ewes.
HIDE. A. BED, good condition: SAC
for quick sale. JU. 6-73Sb after
pm. weekdays.
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Pumpkin Totem
Here's . nsw halloween trick
done with old materials:
broonstIeIss and pumpkins

Strangers motoring II night through
CALIFORNIA; San Fernando Valley should
take firm grip on the wheel and remcm-
Der ms Halloween. A sight like the one
at right could scare the wits out Of any
normal driver.
These many-faced scarecrows, with
buiIi-in lighting. are the local younssien'
adaptation Of the to,cm poles Of the
Northwest Indians. So far is strictly .
local San Fernando custom. But other
teen-aeers can 81 in on the fun. Below,
william whiting and Linda Woolley
show you how. Here are their directions:
I. Scoop and carve several pumpkins.
z. Anchor q broom handle 70 .
wooden base OF drive Il into the ground.
:. Gut q hole the sine Of the broom
handle in the bottom Of the pumpkin.
Z. Mount pumpkins on broom handle.
8. illuminate with candies o. Christ
nas-tree lights. -g AcK STEWART
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DuoI-Purpose SIeepers

Simmons Soto Bed In lovely turquoise cover; sold
os Is. Wes 999S ---.--------- $500
Pullmon Full-Size Sleeper with foom rubber eush-
ions turquoise; open TO sleep z on full nnersprina
mottress. Floor sompe. wos 1890 $4,000
pulInon FuII-size Sleeper. os above. but in gold
cover. Was $500 ---------------- 1890
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-28

cushmon COLONEL Maple Bedrooms
10 Molly Stark Bedroom Pieces, Va OFF
3 New Bennington Bedroom Suites in
Harvest Brown finish----------M OFF
z Dresser Mirrors; Copt. John Norton.
Reg. 5Z.oo---------------
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-22
YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
BY WARREN GAER

Head Football Coach. Drake University
Syracuse has come out for
the second half Of q scoreless
battle with Penn State with q
passing attack that has clicked
well. Taking over after the
kickoff return TO the 26-yard
line, you. the Syracuse quar-
terback. have thrown three
straight passes for II. IL. and
10 yards respectively, and now
you have q FIRST down on the
Penn State 3s-yard line.
In the FIRST half. you were
unable 10 complete passes con-
sistently against the Nittany
Lions 1.-TWO out Of eight, and
your running game made only
81 yards from scrimmage.
It is now first down midway
between the sidelines. Rate
these calls, /, 2, 3 and 4:
Continue with your medium
length passing game, figuring
the pass defense h well bafiied
Run n standard play now,
when the opponents anticipate
another pass.
Throw . long pass, antici.
patlug Penn States concentra-
tion against the shorter ones.
Call the Statue Of Liberty,
with q player going behind
your passer and taking the ball
10 circle end.
\, lAnswes on Rage ARR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-22
Purses Are Boosted
For 4 Yonkers Races

YoNKERs. N. Y, oct. az
R.--The added money Of the
Quad Futurities. four rich races
at Yonkers Raceway, was dou-
bled today, boosting IL TO $780,
900. This affects the 1861 races.
for which nominations close
this December Is.
The Cane Pace and Yonkers
Trot each will carry $50. 900 In
added money, with the gross
value Of both races expected 10
be about $l25. 900.
The Hudson Trot and Bronx
Pace for fillies will each have
$40. 900 added money, each race
crossing about $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-22
AMERIcAN LEAGUE
.Hoddix, Nixon
Win Pitchers
Batting Titles

NEW YORK, Oct. ~ R.-
Harvey Haddix Of the Phillies,
who saw occasional service as
q pinch-hitter, hit 800 for the
highest batting average among
major league pitchers in 1857.
Willard Nixon Of the Red Sox
led the American League with
.293.
Haddix failed to hit q home
run. but he did deliver three
doubles and one triple. As q
pinch-hitter. he had only one
safety in eight tries. Nixon
had one double among his a
hits.
Indy Mcdaniel Of st. Louis
was runnerup in the National
League with Asst. Don Larsen
of the Yankees was second In
the American with .250.
The leaders (.200 or higher
with IS at bats or more):
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-22
Presidents Try Three Lines
For Opening Come Saturday

Player Coach Steve Brklacich
Of the Washington Presidents
ice hockey team is experiment.
ing with three forward lines In
hopes of coming up with q fast
attack for the opening game Of
the season against the Phila-
delphia Ramblers at $50 pm,
Saturday at Uline Arena.
One combination. perhaps
the best as Of now. has Captain
Marcel Clements at left wing,
Bernie Bernaquez. right wing.
and Jean Leclerc, center. Le-
clerc was the scoring leader Of
the team lest year with 90
points. Bernaquez was runner
up with 81.
Another threesome has Angie
DeFelice. who scored l04 points
with the Clinton Comets two
seasons ago. at center. with
Wally kaufman at left wing
and Steve Kuzma at right wing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-22
Sturs Will Attend
Home Plate Affair

Joe Judge. Ossie Bluege and
Sam Rice. three Of the Sena-
tors all-time stars and men,
bers Of the champion 1924 club,
win be guests at the seventh
annual banquet Of the Home
Plate Club ct 1880 pm. Friday
at the Continental Hotel.
Others expected to attend
include Bill Werber, Larry
French, Jimmie Foxx, Bill
urges, Chuck Stobbs. Bozie
Berger, Sherry Robertson.
Johnny Welaj. Tom Cantwell.
Joe Haynes. George McQuinn.
Jim Busby. Ray Moore. Nick
Altrock. Jim Lemon. Johnny
Klippstein and Al Kaline.
Lefty Gomez. former Yankee
pitching star. will speak and
Les Sand. sportscaster who was
q pitcher In the Dodgers chain.
will be master OF ceremonies.
Tickets may be obtained by
calling Yves Mcdonald at Dis
trict 1910 or Charley Fillah.
Redwood 6-7490. They also may
be purchased at the door the
night OF the banquet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-22
Thomas, VERT
Top Majors in
Sacrifice Flies

NEW YORK. Oct. ~ R.-
Frank Thomas Of Pittsburgh
and vic Wertz Of Cleveland led
major league hitters in sacrifice
flies this year, Thomas hit IL
and Wertz IL.
Thomas batting average ben
eited six points from the reg
|ulation which does not charge
an ofiicial time at bat for q rum
scoring ny. The Pirates slugger
would have batted .2s4 instead
of .290 II the sacrifice rule was
not in effect. Wertz finished
with .2s2 rather than .2Ts.
Minnie Minoso of Chicago
and Al Pilarick Of Baltimore
had nine sacrifice flies.
The leaders:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-22
Two Area Golfers
Are High Among
Senior QuoIifiers

PINEHURST. N. c., oct. %
@.-Martin F. Mccarthy OF
Chevy Chase, Md. and Eugene
Pittman OF Washington are
high-up qualifiers in the North
and South Seniors invitational
golf tournament that goes
into the first round Of match
play today.
Mccarthy was one of five
with 73s, one stroke more than
the coEmedalists, Maurice r.
Smith Of Kansas City and Fred
]. Wright Of WATERFOWL, Mass.
Pittman was in the u group.
II took " or better TO qualify
among the 323 starters for 50
places IN the championship
flight.
Tom Robbins of Larchmont,
N. Y. the 1866 champion. fred
80 and failed to qualify.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-22

The third forward line work.
ing out consists Of Walter Para,
left wing: Ed Bartolin. right
wing. and Jack Porter. center.
Meanwhile. three players
have been dropped. They are
Ross Kelly. 25-year-old de-
fenseman and q member Of the
l954-5 Lions Eastern Hockey
League playoff champions: Ken
Graham and Paul slattery. the
latter two forwards.
Brklacich, in reducing the
squad from II TO IL. made the
move in order TO make room
for new players expected later
In the week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-22
Ernie Williams
To Meet Busso in
Garden Friday

NEW YORK, oct. "a R.-
Ernie (Sonny Boy williams
Of Washington. d. c., has been
signed TO replace fiu-stricken
Paolo Rosi of New York In the
television fight at Madison
Square Garden Friday night,
Williams will meet Johnny
Busso. q lightweight contender
from New York.
williams had been scheduled
to fight Busso in Washington
last October 4 but Busso was
forced out by sickness. Ernie
then fought Busso's stablemate,
Dave Walden. and knocked him
out In the ninth round.
Unbeaten in six bouts this
year. the 21-year-old Williams
has compiled q 1851 record,
including 10 knockouts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-22
IL WrestIers Set
For Mat Program
Thursday Night

Antonnio Rocca. Danny Nc
Shain. Yukon Eric and Karl
Won Hess head the list Of IL
wrestlers on the Thursday
night card at Capitol Arena.
Rocca and McShain meet in
the opener. at $3.50. q one-fall
to the finish bout that viii not
be televised.
Eric meets Jose Lopez. the
latter making his first start
here. while Won Hess will team
with Skull Murphy In taking
on the Levin brothers, Don
and Mark.
Other bouts have Don Eagle
against Soldier Barry and Luis
Martinez against Larry Ham
ilton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-22
Briton Dures
PuStruno to
Slug Tonight

LONDON. Oct. 20 R.-Dick
Richardson. Britains latest
heavyweight hope, dares Willie
Pastrano to "slng it out" when
he takes on the fourth-ranked
American tonight in a 10
round match at Harringay
Arena.
British boxing fans conceded
Richardson's best chance rests
In landing q lucky punch on
the fiashy New Orleans boxer.
Pastrano. veteran Of So fights
at the age Of 81. is the 2-to-l
favorite.
Although Richardson. a 49,
year-old Welsh milkman, was
knocked out by Nino Valdes.
the hulking Cuban. last De-
cember, q capacity crowd Of
1900 will see the interna-
tlOnhl mhtCn.
Richardson has q 20-3 rec
ord with II knockouts. Most
Of his opponents were the
homegrown variety and hardy
UP TO the standard tina,
Pastrano has met on his way
toward the top Of the division.
Pastrano. called q will o the
wisp In the United States. was
o 43-s-l record. However he
has knocked out only eight.
He never has been stopped.
His 22-fight unbeaten streak
was snapped In June by Roy
Harris. the untamed tiger"
ifom Cut and Shoot. Tex.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-22
Giants Planning
Phoenix Farm

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. a
(A.-The Giants want Phoenix,
their spring training home. for
their entry In the Pacific Coast
League.
Shift Of the Dodgers and
Giants to Los Angeles and San
Francisco means the Coast
League must be realiened OF
60 out Of business.
Horace Stpnehan. president
Of the Giants. yesterday bought
the Phoenix franchise and his
ONCE here said Coast League
permission win be sought ID
locate Q team there.
A week ago the Giants and
Red Sox traded their minor
league franchises. The Giants
are to get the San Francisco
one In exchange for Minneap-
obs of the American Associa-
ton.
Since players are not In
volved IN the shifts. the Phoe-
nix club would be manned by
many who played for Mime
apolis this year and the Mime
sofa metropolis viii have the
former San Francisco Seals,
Coast League champs this year.
An this needs approval by Z
votes in the Coast League meet
ing scheduled for Sacramento
on November !. At the same
time compensation to the league
will be discussed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-22
Govilon, Orteeu
Begin Bottle for
Vacant Ring Title

Los ANGELES. Oct. "a Up.
Cunning for position in the
scramble for the vacant world
welterweight title. ex-eham-
pion Kid Gayilan Of Cuba and
Gaspar Ortega Of Mexico fight
for Il rounds or less tonight ct
Wrigley Field.
The outdoor battle. weather
permitting. is sponsored by the
Hollywood Legion Stadium
promotion.
Bolo-punching Gavilan. the
81 year old Cuban Hawk
who lost the championship to
Johnny Saxton In Philadelphia
in 1854 and never got q chance
to win the title back. Is o slight
i0-to-7 favorite to outpoint the
22-year-old contender from
Tijuana. Mex.
0avilan Is the sixth-rated
welterweight in the world and
Ortega No. z.
The unusually spry Gavilan
outpointed Ortega In Miami
two months ago. given some
help by q seven-pound weight
advantage.
Since 1913. the Cuban has
fought 13s times. winning los
fights and earned q draw in
six. He has never been stopped
and only once. In 1858, was he
knocked on his feet.
That was accomplished by
Carmen Basilio, who was out
pointed by Gayilan in o sem
sational brawl.
Ortega, who, turned 20 Just
yesterday. has won ~ fights.
lost nine and has one draw.
His claim TO contention in
cludes a pair Of decisions each
over another former champ
ion. Tony De Marco. and Isaac
Logart. Ortega has never been
stopped.
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Club title last week and his
pretty blond wife Is the Guam
tico women's champion. Wal
lace had n for second low
amateur.
George Diffenbaugh Of KEN
wood and Harold Oatman Of
Norfolk were second In the pro
sweeps with 75s. Diffenbapgh
played one weird shot. q 90
foot putt on the 9Th hole that
was hit too hard. But the ball
struck q hidden divot mark
several inches from the cup.
jumped four inches into the air
and sailed into the cup on the
carry for Q birdie three. DIFF
fenbaugh and Maury Eitz-
gerald Of Kenwood were next
in the pro-am. with . 81 best
ball.
James Sprouse Of Blue Hills
in Charlottesville led the anna
teur net scores with Si-lb--66.