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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08
Teach EN- Respect
lis ConIun Advice
To Young Umpires

CHICAGO, Feb. 8 tP.-Vet-
eran Jocko Conlan's advice to
young baseball umpires is:
Make EN- respect you. II
may take some time. but after
five or six years the players will
be speaking to you. not you to
them"
Conlan spoke last night at the
39th annual corned beef and
cabbage dinner Of the Chicago
Old Timers Baseball Associa-
ton. attended by 1000 members
and their guests.
Conlan told of his experiences
during 16 years as a National
League umpire.
Johnny Mostil White SoS
star of 80 years ago. was the
greatest outfielder I've evei
SEEM" he said.
They called Johnny The
Flash He always played be-
tween a couple of big fellow;
VINO kept him popped up by
saying: You got it, kid wher
balls were hit in their territory
They'd pat him on the bach
and tell him what a great bal
hawk he was. / remember the
two who fianked Johnny-Bit
Falk and Harry Hooper"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08
RoYasPIaYRams
Here Tomorrow

Georgetown University has
eight more basketball games to
salvage something from a dis
appointing season and the HoyaS
hope to make the most of them.
Winners over LaSalle Tuesday
night. the Hoyas will try to make
Fordham their second straight
victim at $3.50 pm. tomorrow in
McDonough Gymnasium.
Hailed as the team to beat in
this area before the start of the
season, the Hoyas now have a
mediocre 81 record. Dissension
on the squad was one factor. but
Coach Tommy Nolar says he
believes he has a solid unit
going for him now.
Mid-year exams. which have
taken their toll of Georgetown
athletes in past seasons, have
cost the Hoyas the use of Jack
Mes. top-playing sophomore,
The Hoyas have only three
home games left-Fordham to-
morrow night, Seton Hall a week
from tomorrow and Maryland
February 81. Away games re-
naming are with Loyola of Bal
timore. George Washington. New
York A. c.. Iona and st. Joseph's
of philadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08

Referring to the recent sign
ing by Ted Williams for an es-
timated 100000. Aaron COM
imented:
I'D like to be in his shoes.
In a few more years maybe I'll
be making that much Hank
says he should have eight OF
nine good years left in base
ball.
Aaron. 25th Brave to agree to
terms, sad been regarded as a
holdout but said he didn't con-
slider himself that. 1T was just
a misunderstanding"
For the Braves to get into the
World Series. Aaron predicted.
they'll have to beat out Brook
lyn. the champion; Cincinnati
and st. Louis.
Aaron, who got his baseball
start on Mobile sandlots. said
he has been doing lot Of
nothing since last fall but that
he has gained only three pounds
over his playing weight of 1870.
I'm still young and can get
that of easily before / get to
spring training" he said. The
Braves begin training February
% at Bradenton, Fla.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08
Syracuse Moves
Within Game of
.Third-PIuce Knicks

The scramble for playoff posi-
tionS in the Eastern Division OF
the National Basketball Associa-
ton was tighter today as SYRIA
cuse moved to within one game
of the third-place New York
Knickerbockers with only a quar-
ter of the schedule remaining to
be played.
The Mats squeaked by the st
Louis Hawks, 1l2-ll0. last night
after nearly blowing a 12-point
lead in the last 2i2 minutes.
The score stood at l12-10C
when the Hawks surge began
Led by Slater Martin. st. Louis
outscored Syracuse 100 and was
two behind when Syracuse got
the ball with 80 seconds to go.
The Mats missed their next
shot but got the rebound and
kept possession until Jack Nc
Mahon tied up Dolph Schayes
for a Jump ball with three Sec
onds left. Bob Petit of the
Hawks shared the tap and passed
to Ed Macauley, who could not
get a shot of before the buzzer
Petit with 81 points and
Schayes with 30 led their teams
in scoring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08
.BoSSELER

COntinueu FROM rage I'll
Jim Podoley of Central Michigan
IA fourth-round selection. and
Guard Ed Sakach Of CIV, No
10.
Several others, including End
Joe Walton Of Pittsburgh, No. 2
draftee. and Fullback 30 Austin
of George Washington. seemed
satisfied with the terms offered
but have deferred signing until
after the college baseball season.
The 6-foot-l, 205-pound Bosse-
Ter had said he would be happy
to play with the Redskins when
notified by Kuharich in Novem-
Der that Washington had picked
him first. Later, however. he
received several tempting offers
from Canada and had to consider
them.
Bosseler. a senior in physical
education. is in the ROTC and
has signed UP for a six-month
tour of active duty, beginning
next January. AS a member OF
the active reserve. following this
service he will be able to- con-
tinue football.
Bosseler's hometown friends
presented him with a new car
last night He was scheduled To
return to Batavia, near Buffalo
late Today, and will resume
classes at Miami Monday.
Bosselec was named the out
standing Senior Bowl PLAYER
after scoring tive touchdowns
setting M a third anu gaining
30 yards
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08
District Hopeful
Of NBA Team

There will be some changes
made in the National Basketball
Association next season. but
whether Washington gets the
franchise it's looking for re-
mains to be seen. At least, the
District group is hopeful.
Maurice Podoloff, MIA presi-
dent. told the Associated Press
in New York yesterday that his
Office is ready to add teams and
switch franchises wherever
feasible.
Podolof spoke of the surging
interest in pro basketball
throughout the country, adding,
IT can sell every team that
wants to be sold"
In the market to buy is a
group headed by Marty Marion,
ex-major league baseball player
and manager. If Marion gets
in-and the prospect is bright
he probably will base his team in
Kansas City, Cincinnati or Louis
vile.
Fred Zollner appears DESTROYS
of switching his Fort Wayne
team. probably to Detroit. while
Les Harrison of the Rochester
Club has been looking in the
direction Of Cincinnati.
Morris Fox. head of the Wash
ington group seeking franchise
says he has great hopes. Pend
ing is a lawsuit brought by Fox
and his associates against the
MIA for failure to grant the
group a franchise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08
Aaron Gets Hefty Roise,
Sets Series as Big Goal

MOBILE, Ala, Feb. 8 (P.-
Hank Aaron, the National
Leagues top hitter, is well salts
fed with the healthy raise given
him by the Milwaukee Braves
but said today there are two
things which would make him
even more satisfied.
I'D like to retain the batting
title" said the feet rightflelder
whose 1928 led the league last
season.
But more than that, he said, he
wants to play in the World Series
next fall.
IT think we've got a good
chance" he added. If the
Braves make the post-season af-
fair. it'll end several years of
Illustration for the team and
baseball-conscious Milwaukee.
Aaron. %, confirmed estimates
that his telephone agreement
last night with General Manager
John Quinn means salary in
crease from a reported $4,000
last year to between $25, 900 and
$4,000. He wouldn't give def
mite terms. but said he was very
satisfied"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08
Virginia Stote Next
For Howard, Loser
To Virginia Union

Howard University's basketball
team will attempt to avenge one
of its early-season road losses
tomorrow night when it plays
host to Virginia State The lat
ter team beat the Bisons by
seven points in their opening
game.
Howard fell prey to Virginia
Union for the second time last
night, dropping a 67-G2 decision
at Capitol Arena. The loss left
Howard with 81 season
record.
John Syphax of Howard and
Bill Smith of Virginia Union
each scored 20 points. Howard
Ioutscored the visitors from the
floor, 25-19. but Virginia Union
mad a big edge firm the free
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08
Police Boys Open
Boxing Tonight

The annual Metropolitan
Police Boys Club boxing tourna-
ment gets under way tonight al
7 o'clock with the first prelimi-
nary round at the No. 4 Club, BIG
Sixth street S.W.
Fourteen bouts will be pre-
sented on the opening night
card. The second round is
scheduled next Friday night, also
at the No. 4 Club.
Tonight's program.
Novice Division
50-pound class John 'Minick mo. ~
VS. Ray Bragg mo, A..
VS. 'i RSsSand Skinner sIainiso's Eo El' mo a
60-pound class-Waltef Gibson mo. iOl
VS. william Russell mo ~.
7O-pound class-Lonnie Stansbury
ss Smith c N5il'TS e s'N Sav. S2 Ho],i
S5. pound class.John wrisht no. q
VS.. Gleni. .Beckworth mo. lU,.
TS.ponnd. class-Art Endres No. III
Bes T nv see Vim sutt sG ,So ip
S0.pound Ronald Graves mo -
-, Blaine adams No. IL, :,
sE.pound class.ver mo- Dodf No. q
NO, 10 VS.. James Soiiiaows: ono. ~
itt.round class-Ray. Hill tho. y
rs TAT Fa'loa INC l2l.
- - Opsn Division ,.,
Atao. m IS. kobert Rardles NO d.
u S5-1ound Cless-Jelsy Davis lSo. q
Us. Douglas Fr1ley tNo. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08
Jack Sullivan 4th
In Small COLLEGES

NEW YORK. Feb. s (P).-Co-
lumbia's 5-foot-9 Chef Forte,
who tops the Nations major
college basketball scorers. has
nothing on Florinda (Porky)
Vieira of Quinnipaic Comm
College.
Vieira. only 5-foot-6. has
taken the lead among small COL
Ilege players with 422 points in
IL games for a 35.2 average.
Trailing the little fellow are
Ken Hammond of West Virginia
Tech with a 34.2 mark and Joe
Miller of Anderson Broaddus
1919.
Jack Sullivan, Mount st
Mary's standout from Washing
ton. D. c.. is fourth with a
1924 average.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08
AAU Swim Season
Opens Tomorrow

The AAU swimming season
opens officially tomorrow night
with the 18th annual Jewish
Community Center invitational
swimming meet at 8 O'Clock in
the center's pool at Sixteenth
and @ streets.
Seven events each for men and
women are scheduled. and the
entry list is a record one. Some
of the events have as many as
% entries.
Bill Armstrong. AAU swimming
chairman. announces the re-
lmainder of the AAU meets as
follows:
Diving championships. March
/: d. c. AAU junior champion
ships. March 2; d. c. AAU senior
unlimited, March 8; age group
championships and junior ma
tional championships, March %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08
Nichols WrestIes
Steinborn to Draw

Jack Nichols. who claims to be
the North American heavyweight
wrestling champion, and Dick
Steinborn. who says he's as good
as Nichols. were cycling each
other for a rematch today. They
battled to a draw last night at
Capitol Arena.
In a team match featuring
Karl Won Hess and Skull MUIR
ply against Wild Man Fargo
and Don Stevens. there wasn't
any winner. either. The contest
ants took their battle outside the
ring. They were fighting in the
aisles when the match was
called mo contest"
Sky Low Low and Tony Roe
beat Cowboy Bradley and Little
Red Feather in a midget team
match. while Big Jim Bernard
defeated Dano O'Shocker and
Cowboy Rocky Lee beat Ted
ChriSty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08
.Comiskey Refuses
To Let Billy Pierce
Play Basketball

CHICAGO. Feb. 8 (P.-Vict
President Chuck Comiskey OF
the White Sox has ordered Billy
Pierce. star southpaw. to refrain
from playing basketball with a
group of Detroit baseball players
Comiskey sent this wire yes
terday to Pierce at his Birm-
ingham, Mich. home:
Learned yesterday of your
joining Detroit baseball players
basketball team. Urgently re-
quest you do not jeopardize Wilt
the Stills wilt Chamberlain
Kansas starr reputation or your
career and that you desist i'm
mediately."
Comiskey said he feared Pierce
might suffer injury. 1t was re-
ported that shortstop Harvey
Kuenn of the Tigers organized
the basketball team.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
RESULTS YESTERDAY
Coolidge, "a; st. Adams, 81.
GAMES TODAY

GAMES TODAY
Bulls Prep VS.. George Washington
Cardozo VS., Western at Roosevelt, $3.50
Bell at Wilson, $40.
Coolidge VS. Roosevelt at Tech, $40.
Anacostla at SpinRarn. 3:3O,
Armstrong VS.. Phelps at Eastern. $3.50
Chamberlain VS. Tech at Eastern, d,
Dunbar Us. DOUGLASS tBaltimore) a.
Mackin VS.. 81. Anthony at Carroll
Gonzaga at Carroll. ..
Priory at st. Stephens
81, Mary's at Charlotte Hall. 3.
Moorestown IN, ~ Friends al
Columbia Prep at awu Frosh, 4.
Mount Vernon at Fairfax, =
Wakefield at WashinRton-Lee $3.50.
Mclean at Falls Church. Z.
Hammond At Groveton, Z.
osbourn at Loudoun County, z.
Herndon at Garfield. Z.
Nokesvillc at Warrenton, =.
Parker-Oray at Luther Jackson, $50
Manassas Regional at Walker-Grant
7.10
Montvoniery Blair a. wheaton, z.
High Point at Bladensbure. r.
Northwestern az Suitland, =.
Walter johnson at oxon, HILL z.
LaPlata at Great Mills 4.
Laurel at SutrattSville, z
Sherwood at Gaithersburg, z.
Lackey al. Calvert County. Z.
Northwood at Poolesville, z,
Owynn Park at Frederick Sasscer, z.
Howard County at Damascus, y
Annapolis al Richard MONTGOMERY, Z.
GAMES TOMORROW
Bulls rrep 1t Georgetown Frosh 100
West Virginia School for Deai o.
0allaudet Pref, cancelleg
Episcopa. at s.. Christorhe-'s R.ch.
mondl. ..
Sanford Prep AZ Friends, ..
Maryland School Cor Deaf a. her'
eal' !.
st ,'ohn's NJ DeMathr. s.
GAMES SUNDAY
Georgetown Preh IS. Machia At DC
athe. 7"
81. hn,hory ~ DeMataa. $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08

| Dwyer calls Howell the best
player he's had at Corroll and
the "best shooter I've ever
coached. with the possible ex-
ception of Jerry Eckholm al
Pnory. Eckholm was probably
more consistent and. a better
foul shooter.
But Howell is good defen.
sively. a good passer and not g
hog Dwyer said, not comparing
him with Eckholm there.
| Howell. 5-foot-11, slim but
well-built, was held TO two field
goals and 10 points by the close
guarding of Don Mudd of Con-
zaga two weeks ago. If Mudd car
do it again tonight it will be Q
surprise.
I Loyola, called the best II
Baltimore, was hanging all ovel
him last Sunday, but he got II
points. The Georgetown Fresh.
men put Tom McCloskey and Ec
Hargaden on Howell last Tues
day night and he hit 90.
Too, Gonzaga will have some
thing else to think about tonigh
in young Thomas Hoover. Fo
those who haven't seen him, he
fully 6-foot-7, big all-around a
220 pounds, agile. not slow, ha'
a soft shooting touch and is vel
coordinated.
4 Hoover came to Carroll from
Dunbar at the beginning of tn
new semester and has played il
four games. His shooting has no
broken any scoreboards but q
rebounds against Loyola speal
eloquently.
Hes green as grass" Dwye
admits. We've started WORKING
with his left hand and his fakinI
and in 10 days he's shown def
mite improvement.
HE played against real ex
perienced boy the other nigh
t6-foot-6 Pete Schmeling o
Georgetown and held his own
Were not expecting miracle
but if he helps us with the re
bounds and gets a few points
don't see how he can possibl!
hurt us"
The potential is unlimited il
Hoover's case. apparently. HI
could be just another good biz
man or he could be the mos
talked about Catholic Leagu,
player here since Jack George.
And he could be just enough Il
boost Carroll into runnerup il
the league and spot in tn,
Knights of Columbus tourna
ment. Dwyer has been directo
of that tournament all tire,
years, and will be again if h,
doesn't have to coach.
II don't want to be again thi
time" Dryer said. which mean
he still has hope.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08
WI High Defends
Track Title 7 oniqht
In Virginia Meet

Washington-Lee will head q
list of five Northern Virginia
schools when it defends its title
in the Group I scholastic indoor
track meet tonight in Lexington
Va.
The Generals, seeking theil
fourth straight championship
will receive stiff competition
from Wakefield, George Wash
ington. Annandale and Ham.
mond along with IA other schools
from Virginia.
Other teams entered arr
Thomas Jefferson of Richmond
CRANKY of Norfolk. Woodrow
Wilson of Portsmouth, jefferson
Senior of Roanoke. Andrew Lewis
of Salem, Highland Springs
Maury of Norfolk. Hampton
Newport News. Norview, War
wick, Princess Anne and Cradock
The broad jump begins at 3:3t
pm. while trials in running
events start at 4. Other final
will get under way at 7 o'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08
Clippers and Jets
Post Hockey Wins

CHARLOTTE. N. c.. Feb. 8
Up. The Charlotte Clippers
won their 18th straight game at
home with a SO victory over
Clinton in an Eastern Hockey
League contest here last night.
Bibber O'Hearn and Ray La
croix led the Clippers with two
goals each as Charlotte con-
tinued to strengthen its hold on
first place In the league.
There were -16 penalties called
including two for misconduct.
NEW HAVEN. Conn. Feb. 8
R).--The Johnstown Jets, must
ling for a spot in the Eastern
Hockey League playoffs, defeated
New Haven Blades 6-3, last
night.
It was the first victory Of the
season for the Jets or New
Haven ice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08
Boxer Tells Jury
Aragon Ordered
Dive in Fourth

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 8 (P.-
GO down and stay down in the
fourth"
Those were his instructions
from Art Aragon, Underwriting
welterweight, prior to a bout
scheduled for December 10 in
San Antonio. Tex, Boxer Dick
Goldstein testified yesterday.
Aragon, the Golden Boy" Of
Los Angeles fight circles, is
charged with fight-f fixing. The
bout never came off. Aragon, 90,
cancelled out on the day of the
fight because of a fever.
Goldstein, 26, told a jury Of
six men and six women yesterday
that Aragon summoned him TO
his North Hollywood home De-
cember 8. At
HE told me that only on one
condition would l get the fight
that ! go down in the fourth" he
testified.
II was to come out and box
the first round, take a knockdown
in the second and go down and
stay down in the fourth"
Goldstein, who boxes out Of
Los Angeles. said his end of the
purse for the San Antonio fight
was to be $3.50, and that Aragon
promised to give him additional
money.
Earlier Monta B. Morgan, a
member of the Texas State Box
ing Commission, told the court
Aragon flunked lie-detector
test given both fighters after
Goldstein informed San Antonio
police of the alleged fix attempt.
"Aragon admitted he had not
told the truth all the way
through" Morgan said. He said
Aragon made the admission after
learning he had flunked the test.
Aragon has denied asking
Goldstein to take a dive. AS the
trial began he told newsmen: Il
welcome this chance to be pub
licly exonerated."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08
AL Cagers Find
Climbing Tough
In Mason-Dixon

American US basketball team
is finding it harder to go up
than it was to go down in the
Mason-Dixon Conference.
A loss earlier this week dropped
the Eagles from a second-phce
tie into sixth place. but a victory
last night moved them up only
to fourth place. The Eagles have
a chance to sweeten their aver
age and possibly rise another
notch tomorrow night when host
to Hampden-Sydney.
Catholic u. the team right be-
hind AU in the standings, also
plays tomorrow night as host to
Gallaudet. the last-place team
1t was Gallaudet that AU beat
last night. 1880. at AU.
Freshman Dick Wells was
Americans big scorer with Is
points. which were matched BY
Dick Pelarsky of Gallaudet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08
Stun GroII Lost
To Tar Heels

CHAPEL HILL. N. c.. Feb. 8
R.-Stan Groll, a 6-foot sopho-
more from Brooklyn, has been
lost to the University of North
Carolina basketball team for the
rest of the season because of
scholastic difficulties.
Coach Frank Mcclure said
Groll, considered "the sixth
man" on his squad. is withdraw
ing from school. Groll was
counted on as the top replace
ment for Tony Radoyich, whose
eligibility ran out at the end of
the first semester. Bob Young
"a senior who did not play the
first semester, now is expected
to move into the spot.
Mcclure earlier had lost ell
Bill Hathaway due to scholastic
troubles. Hathaway already has
enrolled at Dayton.
The Tar Heel squad, voted
No. / in the Nation in this
weeks Associated Press poll. how
has been reduced to 10 men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08

Carroll Highs basketball team
will have a double incentive to-
might when it meets Gonzaga in
"a crucial Catholic League contest
at Carroll, starting at $50.
Carroll not only will be seek
ing to avenge an earlier loss to
the Eagles but will be fighting
for life in the league. The Lions
must win to remain in the run
ming for the championship, while
GonZaga can clinch at least a
tie for the Division / title with a
victory.
Carroll already has suffered
two league losses-its only de-
feats in is games-and another
loss automatically will eliminate
it from the race.
Gonzaga has a 20 mark in
league play and st. Johns is III.
So should the Eagles win tonight,
St. Johns would have to beat
both the Lions and Eagles to tie
Gonzaga and force a playoff.
And should Carroll upset Con-
zaga, it still would have to beat
st. Johns to get into a title
playof.
The Division / winner plays
the Division II winner for the
title.
In the Interhigh League most
attention will be focused on
Westerns clash with Cardozo,
the West Division leader, at $3.50
pm. at Roosevelt.
Last week the Raiders upset
Dunbar 1882 and knocked it
out of first-place tie with Car
dozo. That victory came fresh
on the heels OF another upset by
Western. 1910. over DeMatha.
Western. which has been on
the move since high scoring Phil
Schriver joined the starting
lineup. will try to improve its
"A West Division record.
In the East Division, Arm
strong (8-D will be out to pro-
tect its division lead when it
plays Phelps (3-5) at $3.50 at
Eastern. Anacostia t7-2) and in
second place after defeating
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08
Coolidge Wins
In Last Minute

Coolidge came from behind to
defeat st. Adams, 54-52, in the
last 80 seconds yesterday at
Coolidge in the areas only scho-
lastic basketball game.
After trailing. 23-17, at the
half. Coolidge narrowed the gap
to $3.50 with minute remain
ing. Jerry Ginsburg scored a set
shot and 80 seconds later Lou
Willard gave Coolidge its winning
margin with a layup.
Charles Eslin led Coolidge with
Is points, while Billy Gray and
Jerry Lymna each scored II for
st. Adams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08
Carroll, Coinage Clash
Tops High School Slate

Armstrong last Friday, takes or
third-place Spingarn (6-2) al
$40 pm. at Spingarn.
The top non-league action has
George Washington meeting
Bulls Prep at $50 pm. at Wal
ter Reed. Prep is the only team
which has defeated the Presi-
dents.
The most important Northern
Virginia Group I game matches
Washington-Lee and Wakefield
at $3.50 pm. at WI.
In Maryland. unbeaten Mont
gomery Blair travels to Whea-
ton for a Z pm. game in BIZ
County league competition ano
Northwestern plays at Suitland
at s pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08
Ferree, De Vicenzo Tie
For Venezuelan Lead

CARACAS. Venezuela, Feb. 8
P.-Roberto de Vicenzo of Ar
gentina and Jim Ferree Of Win
ston Salem, N. c., shot 4-under-
par CTS yesterday to tie for the
first-round lead in the $4,000
Venezuelan Open golf tourna-
ment.
'i'ied fol third place at 6e we're
Fiery van Donck Of Belgium
Manoio Bernanardez Of Vene-
zuela, Robert Watson Of Ards
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