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been placed there by her physi-
clan for a complete rest. Mr..
Oliver, who has been residing with
his son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. James Oliver at 1886 "
Western, during his wife's hos
pitalization, fen in the home and
broke his leg. He is a patient in
st. Joseph's hospital where he was
admitted on January 3.
Back At Work: Mrs. Minnie
Robinson, 7O6 Iglehart Av, who
has been confined to her home
due to an accident, is able to be
back at work. Mrs. Robinson fell
in her home and injured her ear.
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As the fellow said, It's chile to-
day and hot tamale.
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-. He's the butcher, the baker,
the candlestick maker, who 40
cepts your trade but gives you
nothing In return. He doesn't
even give you the courtesy Of
asking for your patronage with
an ad In The st. Paul RE-
CORDER. ...
When you pick up your st.
Paul RECORDER each Friday
to read about the latest local
AMI national happenings - so
cial news church news -
about your neighbors-about
yourself that newspaper
represents a production expense
of many thousands OF dollars.
Only a small portion is covered
by the amount the paper costs.
The remainder is made up by
the advertising in the st. Paul
RECORDER. The merchants
who ask for your patronage are
the persons who are, in great
part, responsible for the other
services that are given you.
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lI!7;S
q. BY nell D0DS0n RUSSELL :

NEW YORK CITY, returned the my
leave TO find that the department
to bo
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expecting helFS Both intend to work right up TO the
deadlne fixed by the company for expectant
mothers five months.
/ don't know what is happening in the Twin
Cities, but here in New York maternity clothes
are becoming almost as common place in business
offices the traditional tailored suit This is the
sign Of the modern Independent Woman. The days
are gone when young matrons in a delicate eondi-
ton" languished on a couch at home and weren't
allowed TO pick up so much a pin from the floor.
Evening star., 1957-04-17

Forty Alleys to the irritation of
Paul Moore. who rolled 167-4l9
for Bethesda.
Bob Miciotto's 146-394 helped
National Bohemian edge Wheeler
Restaurant for whom Bill Bursey
shot a 1877 game but totaled only
1862.
Nick Campanella was high at
374 when Arcade Pontiac nicked
Silent Sales. with Gerry Stair
best for the losers at 37l.
The standings: Chevy Chase,
60-33; Falls Church, 56-37; Pepsi
Cola, 54-39; Silent Sales, 49-44:
Bethesda. 48-45; Wheeler, 45-4s;
Arcade, 45-48; Miller, 1850:
National Bohemian, 1859. and
Hicks. 31-62.
Joyce Kaiser shot a medal
game Of ISL and set Of 374 for
the George Deoudes team to earn
individual honors in the District
Women's Minor League, with
Ruth Rainey of MPM Market
close behind at l43-37l.
Others on the beam were Edie
Adams whose l36-367 enabled
Beall's ESQ to score the only
sweep. over Prince Georges Prop
critics: Ginnie Siegel of Thomp-
sons Transfer, 1886: Marie
Timmons. Martin g. Boyd, 1872
$50, and Rose Dellastatious,
Hendrix Steak House. 122-36o.
Miss Siegel improved her top
average to 1850. Dotty Clark
of George Deoudes, rolled 35l for
1851. Phyllis Jones, of Ce-
ramic Tile, third. had 316 for
1l1-46. Louise Vance Of Themp-
sons is fourth at 111-46.
Miller High Life. a 2-l winner
over Guido's Auto Upholstery
continues to lead by two games.
Other winners were George
Deoudes. MPM Market, Mann's
Potato Chips. Thompson's,
Bandbox Music, Martin e. Boyd
and Kotzin's Dress Shop.
The standings: Miller, $3.50:
Mann's. 56-34; Thompson's, 55-
35; Ceramic, 55-35; Deoudes. 54-
36; Beall's ESQ. 51-39; MPM
Market. 49-4l; Guido's, 45-45;
Martin d Boyd. 43-47; Kotzin's.
1880; Lustine-N Nicholson, 1850;
Central Valet. 1851; Fleisher
Jewellers. 1852; Hendrix, 1852;
Parke Sunoco, 35-55; Prince
Georges Properties. 34-56, and
Bandbox Music. 3l-59.
Evening star., 1957-04-17
Terp Track Team
Facing Tar Heels

The University Of Maryland
track team faces one of its tor
rivals, North Carolina, in an
Atlantic Coast Conference dual
meet at 2:30 pm. today at Col
lege Park.
Feature Of the meet figured to
be the mile run, where Mary
lands Burr Grim once more
hooked up with Cardinals Jim
Beatty.
Each has several honors. Grim
set an IC-4A outdoor record Of
4:09.9 before suffering a spinal
ailment from which he has re-
covered. Beatty is indoor and
outdoor champion of the ACC.
Evening star., 1957-04-17
Bemon's 81 Sets Pace
As Terp Golfers Win

ABERDEEN. Md, April II
(SpeciaD Dean Beman tried
the Army Chemical Services re-
vamped golf course yesterday
and found 1t to his liking as he
hammered out a six-under-par
ga in leading Maryland's fresh
men to a l7-l0 victory over the
post team.
Beeman bogeyed one hole. but
carded seven brides in putting
together his 30-34 score.
Evening star., 1957-04-17
Webb Will Try
For kayo Win

CHICAGO, April II R.-
Spider Webb of Chicago, No. 8
middleweight contender, will be
under orders to try for a knock
out tonight in aiming for his
goth straight victory against
Randy Sandy.
Webb is a 2-1 favorite In the
nationally televised 10-round
bout at Chicago Stadium and
may get an early summer crack
at the 160-pound crown If he
wins.
tThe bout will be shown in
Washington over WMAL-7 at
10 p.m)
Webb. who like Sandy, is 25
years old, has lost only once
in % pro starts after a fine
amateur career that included
the NCAA 156-pound champion.
ship while at Idaho State Col
llege and representing the United
States on the 1852 Olympic
team at Helsinki.
| Sandy's chance to climb UP
in the middleweight rankings
comes after an impressive show
ing against Joey Giardello in
Chicago Stadium February 6.
Sandy, 3-l underdog, lost a
close split-decision. His record
is 1861 with 6 knockouts.
The fight will be scored under
the "flve.point" must system.
Evening star., 1957-04-17
IGW Netmen Bow,
But Turr Triumphs

Jim Tarr's three-set victory
over Lief Beck. 6-4. ST.. 6-3,
featured yesterdays GW-Duke
tennis match. but the visiting
Blue Devils overcame this sur
prise loss to trip the Colonials,
I6-3.
Tarr. CIV freshman, rallied
after losing the first set to win
the second in overtime and close
out the match with a powerful
display Of court strategy.
All singles matches we're hotly
contested. with Jack Williams of
Duke going three sets to down
Sol Liebowitz in the No. 3 match.
The summaries:
Jim Tafr defeated Lief Beck .6--4,
Don Ronhuit OIL. 6--4, Jack Williams
Duke. over Sol LieboWitz g.. 4--6,
81 John BoQpet, ow beat Bob
Joe LeBauer. Duke. over John Kaarid-
" Sd DOUBLES
Lief Beck and Don Ronhnh over Jim
anu JACK !arT. ts--3, d Jack VIII:
Phil Dobyns, o., 81 Lawrence and
Jack over LiebiWitz and Kaarid. 8-3
Evening star., 1957-04-17
Commission Backs
.Aheurn in Bid for
Title Fiqht Here

Promoter Goldie Ahearn has
the District Boxing Commits
sion's blessing in his efforts to
bring a world featherweight title
bout to Griffith Stadium in June.
Ahearn will present what
amounts to a "semifinal" at
Capitol Arena April 26, when
Hogan (Kid) Bassey and Miguel
Berries collide in a 12-rounder
to decide which will get a shot
at Cherif Hanna OF France for
the throne vacated by Sandy
Saddler. He'd like to follow up
with the final" If he can get
backing here.
Goldie already has figured a
ticket scale ranging from So to
$40 for the championship fight,
with TV blackedout in the,
Washington area.
Evening star., 1957-04-17
BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

On Tuesday nights, Jack anc
Frank Krenlich are disciples Of
Damon and Pythias. as members
Iof the Silent Sales team in the
District Major League. Moultor
is the captain. On Wednesday
evenings, when the District
Minor League bowls, the story is
quite different. Moulton shoots
with Budweiser Beer and Kren-
Itch with Fulford's Radio.
Actually. neither wishes the
other Ill fortune on Wednesdays
but neither would be downcast
1t is surmised. If the other struck
one Of those cant do anything
right" periods in the nights ac-
ton.
One Of the most coveted duck
pin titles in the Washington
area is the individual champion
ship of the District Minor League
and at 1t hammer and tongs fol
this bundle Of laurel are Moul-
ton and Krenlich. Krenlich rolls
tonight against Robinson &,
Drinks and Moulton against Bla-
densburg.
With an average of 1885
Krenlich leads the league. Five
pins behind him is Moulton.
Last week Moulton rolled 387
and Krenlich 381. And it's been
that way for quite a while, with
both steadily rising in the league,
Jim Goodwin of Budweiser was
an early PAGER. He gave way to
Bobby Lockhart of Wheaton
Paint and Hardware. Recently
Krenlich took charge, with
Moulton at his heels.
But it isn't a two-man race,
Only 10 sticks behind Moulton
is Lockhart. and Goodwin is on
the coat tails of Lockhart. From
here In this promises to be q
memorable scramble.
\ \
Chevy Chase Chevrolet scored
q brilliant sweep last night
against Hicks Chevrolet in the
District Major League. but failed
to gain on its closest rival, Falls
Church Furniture, whi c h
lblanked Miller High Life to re-
main four games behind with is
to 60.
Rolling at Silver Spring, Chevy
Chase fired games of 65l, 67O
and 645 for 1866. second high in
the league to the Chevvies' own
1878. With the last game tied,
Lockhart got the only mark in
the rolloff to give Chevy Chase
the edge.
! Woody Winslow, the league
lpacer. shot 150-4l7 and Clete
Pannell. 134-412 for the Chew
Ivies. Lockhart got 384. All
three are contenders for the in
Idividual title. with Winslow
leading at l27-19, followed by
Lockhart, 1856: Pat Crescent
lof Falls Church, l24-82; PAN
nell, the defending champion,
Il24-72. and Frank Micalizzi Of
Pepsi Cola, 124-61.
A 2-point edge makes Winslow
IA firm favorite. In the runnerup
scrap only 38 sticks separate
second from fifth.
Billy Stalcup. Falls Church
captain and sponsor. led his
team with 164-407.
Third-place Pepsi Cola, with
both Micalizzi and Guy Andes
tallying 39l. shaded Bethesda
Evening star., 1957-04-17
TEE TO GREEN
BY MeRReLL wHITTLeSeY

chairman of the May 9 affair
Or. Ed Verdi. the clinics. and
Bert Ferguson.
In a series on Doug Ford, the
Masters champion. in the New
York Mirror. 1t was written that
Mike Ford. Doug's father. was
personal caddie to President VIII
son at Columbia c. C. in 1914,
and that the senior Ford also
tossed in a little instruction. Reds
Banagan. who. of course. was at
Columbia at the time. says that S
news to him.
Dick lanes. the Court House
pro. played in and supervised
the Pro-Amateur there Monday,
but his heart wasn't in it. His
5-year-old daughter, Linda. was
in the hospital undergoing men,
nights tests. and late yesterday
still was in coma. Dick played
because his daughter was in
isolation and there was nothing
he could do at the hospital.
The unreported aces include
one by Comdr. c. l.. Anderson
at Bethesda Naval. a four wood
shot on the 190-yard sixth hole
In a round with Walter Potter,
the pro there. 1t was the first
at the club this year.
| Mrs. @. c. Whalen. publicity
chairman for the Manor women
golfers, is handling those chores,
but still is under doctors orders
not to play golf since being
struck in the head by an erring
shot couple Of weeks ago.
Evening star., 1957-04-17
Shelley Trying to Break
Butterfly Mark Tonight

Walter Reed Swim Club Of
Washington. D. c.. failed to
qualify for last nights 100-yard
freestyle finals. She had a
l:0l.4 heat. and 1t took 500
seconds to make the finals.
Miss Ruuska. a freckle-faced
l4-year-old representing the
Berkeley. Calf. YMCA. was
clocked at sos in a 4o0-yard
individual medley qualifying
heat. This bettered the world
record set by M. Kok Of Hol-
land in 1855. She returned to
win the finals in 5:0S.l.
Fifteen-year-old Miss Cone,
Of Ridgewood. N. j., turned in
2:25.2 in the 200-yard backstroke
to break the American and Ma
tional indoor women's marks she
set last year.
Miss Botkin, 13. of Sherman
Oaks. Calf. won the 100-yard
free-style finals in a record 58.3
seconds after a record-equaling
qualifying heat Of 58.5. The old
mark was set by Chicago's Jody
Anderson three years ago.
In the l-meter diving. Olympic
star Paula Jean Myers repeated
her 1883 win. Miss Myers placed
ahead OF Phillis Shields Of the
Lafayette (Ind.) Swim Club, and
Ireen Mcdonald. q Canadian
Olympic diver.
Ivanelle Hoe. a tanned coed
from Honolulu. won the 250-yard
breaststroke in P:24.3. This was
the only tank event last night
where the record wasn't broken.
Miss Hoe was good two Sec
onds of the 3:22.l set last year
by Mary Jane Sears of the
Walter Reed Swim Club.
In tonight's events, Miss Mann
will be shooting to top the 2:26.3
record she set last year in the
200-yard butterfly. She also
picked up a gold medal in the
butterfly in the Olympic Games
at Melbourne.
Other events include the 500
yard freestyle. l00-yard breast
stroke and 400-yard freestyle
relay.
Evening star., 1957-04-17
Johnnies Beot
.Gonzugu in
League Debut

st. Johns opened the Catho-
lie League Division I season with
AN 11-7 victory over Gonzaga
yesterday at Carroll.
Curley Combs. the Cadets
leading hitter with a .585 aver
age. gave his team an early lead
by hitting a three-run homer in
the first inning. The sophomore
shortstop added another homer
in the fifth inning and hit a
single in the fourth to total five
runs batted in.
In the fourth inning st. Johns
batted around and scored five
runs.
Bill Noonan scattered six hits
and survived three Cadet errors
for the victory while Gonzaga
was committing seven errors.
Both teams are now So overall
st. Adams defeated Sanford
of Wilmington. DEL, Ito. In the
opening game for both teams in
Interstate Academic Conference
competition at st. Adams.
Porter Shreye highlighted a
seven-run second inning with q
triple. The Saints added four
more hits and capitalized on two
walks and two errors In the in
ming.
Chuck Steidel limited Sanford
to two hits and struck out six,
while Shreve added two doubles
to the Saints attack.
Northwestern, Maryland BIZ
County League leader, defeated
Oxon Hill, 30, at Northwestern
as Pitcher Fred Thomas pitched
a one-hitter and drove in two
runs on a bases-loaded single in
the second inning.
Walt Trollinger hurled a two
hitter for Oxon Hill. but couldnt
stop the Wildcats from boosting
their record to SO. Oxon Hill is
now %.
Walter johnson defeated Car
yer. 80. when Second 8aseman
Bill Wooten singled IN the win
ming run in the last inning at
Walter johnson and Chuck De-
volt pitched two-hitter for CAL
vert County TO shut out La Plata
80, at La Plata.
Evening star., 1957-04-17

Lew Cherby of Hollywood. Fla,
Is the new teaching aide to Henry
Gerard at Norbeck c. c. Cherby
has had years of experience as a
golf instructor in Ohio and Con-
necticut. When the recent
Pro-Amateur at Rolling Road
was called because of vet
grounos. Glenbrook S Billy Wolfe
not only didn't make money
he lost. Wolfe. the apparent
winner with ~. was so elated
over the prospects of winning he
gave his caddie SIS. A couple of
hours later his round was washed
out.
Martin Mccarthy will open
defense Of his Middle Atlantic
senior title Sunday at the Cav
alier Club at Virginia Beach. +. /.
Belle Haven Club has scheduled
q press-ra6io-TV day for next
Monday.
The Women's District Golf As
sociation's team matches start
next Tuesday. with the first
teams at Argyle. second at Army
Navy. third at Court House,
fourth at Indian Spring. fifth at
Prince Georges. and sixth at
Congressional.
Twins in their early teens, at
the most, showed up for caddie
jobs at Belle Haven the other
day with exceptionally broad
shoulders. Finally somebody In
the foursome inquired about the
bulges and the youngsters said
they were wearing football
shoulder pads. The last time
they caddied they went home
with sore shoulders.
Later in the match Morton
Ritter. a guest. tried to cut a
corner and his ball smacked a
tree and zoomed back towards
the foursome too quick for any
body to duck. The ball smacked
one Of the caddies on the
shoulder pad. The boy didn't
even feel 1t. but Ritter was SO
shaken he took a double bogey.
Somebody asked the twins II
they were going TO wear head
gears next time.
The success Of the Inter-Clut
Junior Golf League last year
competition among Columbia
Congressional. Chevy Chase and
Kenwood. has prompted sever
other clubs to look into the for
nation OF another league thi;
year. Belle Haven. Washington
Manor. Argyle. Bethesda. Wood.
mont and Prince Georges are
interested, and the winner oi
that league probably will meeI
the Inter-Club champs
The Inter-Club League will
meet May 8 at Kenwood, with
juniors from all four clubs at
tending a gathering with speak
ers, golf movies. etc. Kenwood'
ambitious golf program gets un
derway the next day. Joe Gam
batese. chairman Of the widel.
copied Kenwood program. will
have help from William Schmidt
Evening star., 1957-04-17
HIGH SCHOOL
SPORTS

BASEBALL
Yesterday
Fairfax. 3. Mount vernon. o.
Washingt Lee. 4; Wakefield, 8.
Mclean, sdrss is sb,Is,n, Falls CHURCH; ;na.,.
Hammond. u; Groveton. 10.
Herndon. 4: Warrenton, !.
Hofiman-Boston, 8; Leesbure Doug
laB. 4.
Carroll q; Anaeostta. l..
Friends. q; Bell.
st. Johns. II; donzaga. z.
g; Aleans, II: Sanford Prep. 0.
Walter johnson, 3: Carver, 2.
Calvert County, s. LaPlata. Q.
Northwestern. 3: Qxon Hill, o.
Wilson. q; St. Anthony, g.
Loudoun County II: Marshall. 4.
Games TO-DAY
DeAiatha VS.. Charlotte Hail at Turkey
,.ss'|,;o Johns eIss at Noun, St. Joseph
oonasss st Arms.rong, $50.
Tech At Carroll. $3.50,
50. Stephens 81 Episcopal, $3.50.
Maryland ESosh st H,sh Point. $40.
George Washington at MsLean. 4,
GARFIELD a. Rappahannoek. 3.
81 nthony at Roosevelt. $3.50.
Chamberlain at Tech. $3.50,
Armstrong ". Phelps At Dunbar. $50.
Anacosfia At Spinearn. 3:30.
Roosevelt at Coolidge 3;30.
Western at cardoso, $3.50.
Bel at Wilson. $50.
st. Anthony VS.. Macktn ut Taft. $50.
Carroll at Eastern. $3.50.
81. Adams OF Oeithersbure. 3:30.
Montgomery Blair at Wheaton, $40.
~ Nortnwsstern 81 Bethesda Chevy
Biadensburr At suitland, 2:30.
Dunbar at Fairmont Heiahts. $50.
Oxon Hill at Frederick 6asSeef. 2.
waiter johnson az Richard Montgom.
Laurel at Gwynn Park. ..
Oroveton at Mount Vernon, g.
WAShtaeton-Le ct Fairfax, 4.
Falls Church AZ Wakefield. 3:iB
Hammond o, Annandale. A.
Herndon at Osbourn.
Warrenton at 0eorge Mason, $50.
son. /.
TRACK
Yesterday
Episcopal, 50; St. Johns. 20,s: st.
,,ion1. AilSsns' l4hi Friends 10; St. Ste
Walter johnson. SSM; suitland. 81:
Bethesda Chevy Chase. SAY. oeorse
sea-; Hammond, 62ts; An
nandaie. SOFA.
IOu4y
Fairfax and Mclean OF oeorge WASH
nEton, $3.50.
Anacoetia OF Eastern. $3.50.
6pringarn At Tech, 3.l6
Carroll at Northwestern. 800.
Richard Montgomery. Frederick and
Monteomery Blair ~ Blair, 1910.
Mount Vernon and Fails Church at
Wakefield. $3.50.
Tomorrow
WashinRton-Lee at Wakefield, $50.
Herndon and George Mason at wash
nRton-Lee. $50
Wilson at Coolidge. $40.
Fairmont Heishts at Roosevelt. $3.50
TENNIS
Yesterday
Friends. o: Western. o.
To-day
st. Albsns at 81. James. $3.50
Tomorrow
George Mason at washinston-Lee,
l.3D
Friends at Episcopal. 3:l6.
Evening star., 1957-04-17
Terp Golfers Beot
Hopkins HundiIy
Wirephoto,

Jerry McFerren's rs paced
Maryland's golfers to 22ha-
6la victory over Johns Hopkins
yesterday at Prince Georges
Country Club. The win gave
Maryland a 4-3 record for the
season.
Summaries:
McFerren. Maryland. defeated Lentz.
So; Parks. Maryland. defeated Kiia-
iousk.. 2-l. Best hail-MeFarren and
Parks. 80
Mason. Maryland. defeated Schwartz
2-l; Ellwell Maryland. defeated Me-
Iaushtin, 2-i. Best ball--Mason and
Ellwell. 2-l.
coonrod. Mary:anc. defeated San
ford. SO: Mock. Maryland. defeated
LAnsan. 2ts-lh. Best hall-Coonrod
and Mock. 80.
Evening star., 1957-04-17
Davis PITCHING
Helps Generals
Tie for Sd Place

Washington-Lee High baseball
fans are getting accustomed to
victory when Chuck Davis is
pitching.
Last year Davis was unbeaten
in five games and last night won
his third this year. 6-3. over
Wakefield in a Northern Vir-
|ginia Group / game at WI.
The 6-foot-2 senior. who hopes
to be pitching for the Naval
Academy Plebes next year, gave
up three hits and struck out is
in seven innings. His only loss
this year was a 4-3 decision to
George Washington last week.
"Chuck is the best pitcher
have" Dick Morton, WI coach,
said. land for my money he's
the best high school pitcher
around here"
Davis began pitching in the
Arlington Junior League and
gives most of the credit for his
pitching ability to Chappie Mar
win. WI junior varsity baseball
coach and new head football
coach.
The victory gave the Generals
Ia % league record and moved
them into a four-way tie for
third place. Wakefield also is
2-2 and CIV and Fairfax, both
winners yesterday. are the other
teams in the four-way tie.
The Generals scored four runs
in the third inning and drove
Pitcher Dennis Hill from the
mound on two doubles and q
walk. Hill gave up two walks
and hit two batters in the inning
Ronnie Tedwilliger hit a triple
and home run for Wakefield and
scored twice.
CIV defeated Annandale, 81
lin Alexandria. and Mclean
blasted Falls Church. 1876, al
Falls Church to move into q
first place tie with Annandale
both with 81 records. Falls
Church dropped into a tie al
ia with Hammond. which de-
feated Groveton. 1910. in a non-
League game. and Fairfax buried
Mount Vernon IN last place by
defeating the Majors. 80. Short
stop Norman Gerstenganz hit q
ltwo-run homer for the Rebels in
the fourth inning.
Evening star., 1957-04-17

BEVERLY HILLS, Calf, April
II (R.-Olympic winner Shell
ley Mann is out to top her own
200-yard butterfly mark to-
night in the wake of three rec
ord-breaking performances in
the National AAU senior wom-
ems indoor swimming and div
ing championships.
These kids make me feel like
an old lady," said 19-year-old
Shelley after watching three
pretty teen-agers Sylvia
Ruuska. Carin Cone and Molly
Botkin-splash to new records
in last nights opening Of the
three-day meet.
Shelley, who represents the
Evening star., 1957-04-17
Sullivan Award Goes
To Pot Mccormick

BEVERLY HILLS. Calf, April
IL R.-Pretty Patricia Nc
Cormick, Americas double win
ner in Olympic diving. last night
was presented the Sullivan
Award at the National AAU
senior women's swimming and
diving championships.
The award Is made each year
to the Nations outstanding
amateur athlete.
This is the biggest honor in
my life, even better than Mel
bourne" the attractive mother
said
Evening star., 1957-04-17
College Nine Visits
President Toduy

Preston Bruce. White House
doorman. will proudly open the
Executive Mansions imposing
door today to admit his son.
Preston. jr.. and his Lyndon
Teachers College (Vt.) baseball
teammates for a visit with Pres
ident Eisenhower.
The Teachers. who are touring
the area, will play Maryland's
freshmen today after bowing to
Montgomery Junior College yes
terday, Az.
Evening star., 1957-04-17
Erb Hud Perfect Duy

MIAMI. Fla. (Pl.-When Dave
Erb scored with Summer Tan
in the McLennan Handicap at
Hialeah it enabled him to have
perfect day. He scored with
his only other mount. Iron
Liege. that day and earned q
total Of $4.880 for the two rides.