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Arizona sun., 1957-03-21

Capitals OF mpdrCldl analysis VI
state and municipal legislative
and regulatory trends of nation
wide significance.
Continued from last week.
GEORGIA: Failing of enact
ment in the now adjourned
Georgia legislature was a bill
which would have prohibited in
terracial sports and social activ-
tiles in the state.
ILLINOIS: Creation of a state
equality of employment oppor-
tunity commission" to curb ra-
cial and religious discrimination
in employment, was proposed by
a bill introduced in the Illinois
House of Representatives by So
sponsors.
The proposed commission
would be composed of five mem
,bers named by the governor.
The measure would declare as
public policy of this state that
the right of equal employment
opportunity is a fundamental
right that should be protected
by this state by law"
Employers would be prohibit
ed from discriminating against
job applicants because of the
race, color, religion, national
origin or ancestry Of any per-
sons"
It also would be made unlaw-
full "for any labor organization
to discriminate against any per-
sons or to limit, segregate or
classify it's membership in any
way which would deprive such
person of employment oppor- :
tunitieS."
KANSAS: In a reversal of un-
favorable action it had earlier
taken on the measure, the Kan
sas House Of Representatives
passed and sent to the State
Senate a bill to strengthen the
powers of the State Anti-DiS-
elimination commission.
The measure would provide
subpoena powers for the COM
mission to compel testimony be-
fore it on charges of racial or
religious discrimination in en-
ployment. It also would open
reports of hearings by the COM
mission to the press and pub
lie.
The present Kansas arti-dis-
elimination laws gives the COM
mission authority only to receive
complaints but it is without
power to require appearance for
hearing or to make it's findings
public.
The new measure was revised
in the House to apply to firms
with eight or more employees,
instead of those employing four
or more persons as originally
proposed.
MARYLAND: Baltimore's City
Council recently voted to post
pone indefinitely any action on
a proposed resolution to urge
hotels in the city to accommo-
date Negroes.
Awaiting action in the Mary
land legislature, meanwhile,
were four civil rights bills in
troduced by Senator Harry A.
Cole, Baltimore Republican and
the only Negro ever elected to
the State Senate.
Arizona sun., 1957-03-21

CORNELL, ILL, JOURNAL
eve owe a great deal to oul
Government. The question is
how are we ever going to gel
the money to pay it?"
Evening star., 1957-08-22
CHARLES TOWN NOTES

priced winner of the meeting
yesterday when the 3-year-old
Devil Diver-Gaelic Gift colt
won the featured Mountaineer
Handicap by a length over
A. c. Paul's Grand Chief.
Soft Day, ridden by Sam
Palumbo returned $3.50 to win.
A minus show pool also de-
veloped as a result lof the
wagering, which forced the
track TO fork over $3l3.42.
Ray Arduini, Washington
jockey. helped complete a
$50.40 daily double yesterday
when he scored in the second
race with Mrs. j. B. Whites
Little Beaver at $1l.40. D. C.
Harrison's War Phar won the
first half of the double, paying
SIS. The winning numbers were
| and 3.
A midweek gathering Of 3,628
wagered $22l,504 on yesterday s
nine-race program.
Nominations are scheduled
to close today for Saturdays
featured $4,000 West Virginia
Handicap, to be run oyer a
mile-and-a sixteenth rq,e.
Evening star., 1957-08-22
7 Yanks Left
InCanada Golf

WINNIPEG, Aug. % (P.-
-Four out Of 10 members of the
British Walker Cup team and
two players from the United
States still were in the running
today as the Canadian Amateur
golf championship went into
the third round.
Surviving United States play
ers were Harry Billy Haver-
stick. Lancaster, Pa. and Leon
ard Bjorklund of Minneapolis.
Haverstick, who eliminated
two Canadians, Keith Alex
ander and Bob Gray, yesterday,
met Nick Weslock Of Windsor
Ont, in the third round. Bjork-
lund. winner over Glen Harvey
Of Winnipeg and Ed Meister of
Willoughby, Ohio, faced Bob
Kidd of Vancouver.
Two of Britain's top players,
Joe Carr, 35-year-old former
British Amateur champion from
Dublin, Ireland. and Phillip
Scrutton of England. met in
another third round match.
Alan Bussell of England met
co-medalist George Knudson Of
Winnipeg and Alan Thirlwell Of
England played Wally Keep of
Winnipeg.
Evening star., 1957-08-22
Post Entries Swell
Marlboro Field
For Race Sunduy

The third annual MG Ma
tional sports car races. sched-
uled for noon Sunday at Marl-
boro, had drawn 40 entries be-
fore mail delivery today. with
another half-dozen promised.
Although the deadline was
last Sunday. the entry list will
remain open through Saturday,
providing the driver completes
a practice session. Therefore,
there remained a good chance
that the field would better last
years 54 entries which put on
a very satisfying show.
A novice race at eight laps
will open the program Sunday,
followed by two production car
races at 10 laps, an eight
lapper for Formula III cars, a
l0-lapper for modified classes.
a l0-lap run for all production
cars, a women'S race at five
laps, a handicap race for all
classes including Formula III
and a 20-lap feature for all
classes except Formula III. The
fnale should begin about S 5p.m
Evening star., 1957-08-22
WOMEN'S GOLF

BELLE HAVEN. - Member.
guest: Net-Mrs. Roy Smalley
and Mrs. Larry Lightner, Army
Navy, IS best ball; Mrs. Robert
Morgan and Mrs. Frank Cush
Argyle, SO best ball. Gross
Mrs. L. A. Francisco and Betty
CARRIER, Argyle. rs best ball.
FORT BELvoIR. Belvoir
defeated Quantico, 2O-4, in a
women's team match. Low
gross-Mrs. Betty j. Carmack
Quantico. 81. Low net-Mrs
Thelma Prince. Belvoir, 9l-l9-
70. Low puttS-Mrs. Margaret
HiSe, Quantico. 80. Best ball
Mrs. Carmack and Mrs. Betty
PEBBLES, Quantico. 70.
COURT HOUSE-Ruth An
drew won the ladies day ham
dicap in Glass A yesterday
with an 85-9-76. Mrs. v. L.
Remsburg took Glass B honors
with 92-l4-78 and Mrs. r. H.
Nash Glass c with 100-2l-79.
Evening star., 1957-08-22
|AAC Basketball
To Be TeIecust
Live ReqionuIIy

CHAPEL HILL, ". c., Aug.
% R.-The Atlantic Coast
Conference has approved live
regional basketball telecasts
for next season, with a mini
mum of IL Saturday afternoon
games to be televised.
Rex EnrigL. of South Caro-
lima, chairman of the confer
ence's television committee,
made the announcement fol-
lowing a meeting here. The
committee had been authorized
by the conference to act.
Enright said the regional
television rights had been sold
to Sports Network, Inc, of New
York which does the Big Ten
regional television.
The dates Of the IL games
will be December 7, IA; Janu-
ary 4, II, 18, IS: February /,
q, Is, %, and March l..
The games to be televised will
be announced later.
Members of the television
committee in addition to En-
right, are E. M. Cameron of
Duke. C. P. Erickson of North
Carolina, William w. Cobey OF
Maryland and r. r. Ritchie Of
Clemson.
Evening star., 1957-08-22
.Lubor, Bowie Trail
Juycee Leaders

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug. %
Especially THE 18th annual
international Jaycee junior golf
tournament moved into the
second round today with two
Washington area teen ayers
among those hoping to close
ground on the leaders. Jackie
Nicklaus Of Columbus, Ohio,
and Richard Loungberg OF
Northbrook, nj.
At the quarter mark of the
72-hole tournament that con-
cludes Saturday, Nicklaus, the
favorite, and Youngberg, 1856
Illinois Jaycee champion, held
a two-stroke lead over their
nearest competitors. Each shot
q 1-under-par II yesterday.
Washington-area representa-
tives are Chuck Lubar of Wood
mont Country Club and Keith
Bowie Of Prince Georges. Lubar
Evening star., 1957-08-22
Extra Hole Victory Keeps
Mrs. Streit in Nationals

Anne Richardson from Co
lumbus, Ohio, meets Anne
Quasi. a subpar shooter from
Marysville, Wash, and Mrs
John Pennington. housewife
from Buffalo, N. Y, takes or
Joanne Gunderson, the Seattle
teen-age better in the other
matches.
Polly really came apart or
that fatal 10th. She hit q
good tee shot but her second
shot trickled into the rough
She blooped a third shot short
of the 350-yard holes green
and Clipped 4 feet short. Then
she missed the putt, walked
over to Marlene and conceded
the match.
Miss Quasi went three under
par in dispoSing of Judith Bell
University of Arizona student
from Wichita, Kans.. 6 and 4
Miss Richardson ran into a
toughie in Barbara McIntire
of Toledo, but matched par to
win 2 and /.
Mrs. Pennington defeated
Mrs. Ruth White Miller of
Santa Maria. Calf. 2 UP, while
Miss Gunderson won, 2 and /
over Mrs. Jane Cadotte Of Long
Beach. Calf.
Evening star., 1957-08-22
Area Golfers Push
Service Leaders

PARRIS ISLAND. S. c.. Aug.
% R.-Ray Moore, a native of
Beaumont, Tex. an Army
specialist playing out of Fort
Bliss. Tex, fired a three-under-
par SO to take the first round
lead in the 1857 interservice
golf tournament yesterday.
Moore coupled rounds of "a
and 35 to earn a two-stroke
lead over Air Force 1t. Hillman
Robbins and Airman &c Ralph
Morrow who were tied at II.
Robbins. a Walker Cup player
who is stationed at Blytheville
Air Force Base, Ark, and Nor
row of Andrews Air Force Base,
Nd. both had rounds of 36 and
35.
Navy Chief Warrant Officer
Walt Azcell. Port Isabel. Tex,
now at Barber's Point, Hawaii,
had a 37-37-74 for a one
stroke lead over Army Col.
George Van Way of Washing
ton. D. c.. in the senior di-
vision.
Evening star., 1957-08-22
Boy. a, Badly Hurt
By Newcombe's Cor

LINDEN. N. j., Aug. % (R.-
A 4-year-old boy was in serious
condition at Elizabeth General
Hospital today after police said
he. was struck by an automo-
bile driven by Don Newcombe.
Brooklyn pitcher.
Police said the child, Don
Chase, ran into the street from
behind a parked vehicle yes
terday and was hit by the right
front bumper of Newcombe's s
car. There we're no charges
filed.
The Dodgers pitcher was
bringing his father, Roland,
home from Brooklyn's Ebbets
Field after pitching a five-hit-
ter against Cincinnati for his
10th victory Of the year. Also
in the car was Newcombe s
wife.
Newcombe's father lives
around the corner from the
accident scene.
Evening star., 1957-08-22
Lockhort, Mico|izzi Win
In InNewNDuckpin 7 est

System, which awards point
for each game won and one
for each 80 pins knocked down.
Lockhart moved to the front
with II, plus two pins. Mical-
izzi earned Is points, Pannell
IL plus eight pins and Moulton
IL plus three pins.
Two matches will be rolled
each Wednesday. starting at
$50 pm. and 1920. with only
the late match to be televised.
A. sustaining program, it is
schedule dior IA weeks. Prizes
will be $500, $500. 5000. $3.50,
$148, $3.50. $120 and $110. plus
merchandise prizes in the tele-
vised matches. Micalizzi won
a watch last night. A game of
l65 or better will be worth a
TV set.
The four top finishers in the
event will. qualify for another
round robin.
Evening star., 1957-08-22
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
Aug. %. = Trading remains
brisk in the horse market here.
Two consistent campaigners
have changed hands recently
L. w. Donovan claimed
Young Mans Fancy out Of
Tuesdays fourth race for ST.
500 from Mrs. A. j. Bringhurst.
That morning owner-trainer
George Pell purchased the 2
year-old Tom Jackson from
r. Faircloth for $4,000 and then
lost him in the afternoon TO
s. M. Follin, well-known Vir-
ginia sportsman, who claimed
him out OF the sixth race for
the same figure. Tom Jackson
finished second to Grecian Bells
as the 3-to-5 favorite.
veteran Jockey Aubrey SHELL
ings, an employe Of the film
patrol here, will put aside his
duties today to resume his rid
Ing career
Snellings, down to lis pounds,
will ride Tryancatch Me in the
featured seventh race, "the
Fighting Fox"
Mrs. J. T. Maloncy's Soft
Day turn up as the shortest
Evening star., 1957-08-22

Il was a loser at tracks for
many years." Palamidas said
while stroking Googoo. THE
first time / brought him to At
lantic City he picked the win
ming daily double worth $1O9.80
last Wednesday.
PalamidaS has turned down
many offers for Googoo. who
has built up quite a following
among frustrated horse players.
Googoo picked two winners on
yesterdays card-L'Audacious,
$1S.40, and Fortunate, $3.50, in
the fourth race. In the fifth
race the monkey picked Bril-
liant Gem to place at $3.50.
The handicapping system is
vary simple. Googoo picks
numbers out of his owners hat
and on other occasions points
to a horse on a program
Evening star., 1957-08-22
Bell Denies
Charge

ATLANTIC CITY. Aug. %
(R.-Commissioner Bert Bell
of the National Football League
today urged the NIL Players
Association to go to the Ma
tional Labor Relations Board
if it is not satisfied with the
speed with which he is hand
ling their demands.
Bell. who announced dra-
matically that ne would recog-
nize the players group during
his appearance before a Con-
gressional committee in WASH
ington recently, denied charges
of stalling in negotiations with
the association.
Attorney Creighton Miller
former Notre Dame football
player who represents the Play
ers Association. said yesterday
in Cleveland that Bell was stall
ling. Miller threatened to file
an action with the NLRB if the
commissioner didn't speed UP
negotiations.
Let's make it clear" Bell
said today at his Atlantic City
home, that our attorney wrote
Miller August 10, suggesting he
go to the NLRB. It is our idea
to go to the NLRB, not Miller's. .
Miller, in a letter to Chair
man Emanuel Celler of the
Su b C o m mittee investigating
sports, said Bell has refused
to sign a recognition agreement
to which the commissioner re-
piled today:
The agreement Miller wants
me to sign goes far beyond
recognition of the Players AS
sociation and willingness to
negotiate with representatives
of the association. Counsel has
advised me not to sign it..
Bell went on to say that he
had no right to sign any agree
ment without approval from
10 OF the IL National League
club owners.
Evening star., 1957-08-22
ropshooters Go
For $1,000 Prize

VANDALIA. Ohio, Aug. %
R. - The week long 58th
Grand American trapshoot
moved into the handicap stage
today with more than 100
markSmen firing in a 1O0-ta
get test worth about $1,000 to
the winner.
The event is the preliminary
handicap, forerunner to tomor-
rows Grand American, the clay
target showpiece. The marks
men are graded on ability and
fire from l8 to 81 yards back
of the trap house.
In yesterdays final 16-yard
contest, Herb Bush, a 47-year-
old diesel mechanic from Cam
ton, ILL.,, won the coveted North
American clay target cham
pionShip with a perfect 200.
Evening star., 1957-08-22
Ike Honorary Head
OF Pan Am Games

CHICAGO, Aug. % (R.-
Mayor Richard j. Daley said
yesterday President Eisenhower
has accepted the honorary
Craftsmanship of the Pan Amer
ican Games to be held in Chi
cago in August. 1859.
The President wrote Daley
i was delighted to learn
from your letter OF August 9
that Chicago has been chosen
for the opening of the Pan
American Games of 1859.
Il readily accept your kind
suggestion that l serve as
chairman of the honorary COM
mittee."
Evening star., 1957-08-22

Cletus Pannell. recently
crowned Washington's No.
duckuin bowler, was a shutout
victim last night when the
unheralded Champion Round
Robin Classic was inaugurated
at WMAL-TV. Pannell was
beaten, 80, by Bobby Lockhart,
ranked No. 2. Frank Micalizzi,
ranked No. 4, whitewashed
Jack Moulton, rated No. Z.
Others in the tournament
are Billy Moore. No. 4; Norman
Titus. No. S: Billy Stalcup, No.
6, and Pat Crescent, who re-
ceived honorable mention in
the rankings.
Lockhart, with games of
lat, l27 and l48. totaled 422
against Pannell's 1858. Mical-
izzi rolled 800 against Moul-
tons 333.
Under the Petersen Point
Evening star., 1957-08-22

SACRAMENTO, Calf, Aug
% (P. - Marlene Stewart
Streit, defending champion, has
reached the quarterfinalS in
her bid to retain the National
Women'S amateur golf crown
Mrs. STREET, along with Mrs
Barbara Romack Porter, the
1854 champion, won yesterday
in extra-hole matches.
Polly Riley of Fort Worth,
Tex. got the whammies on the
10Th hole and blew two shots
in a row in her match with
Mrs. STREET.
Mrs. Porter. playing at home
on the Del Paso Country Club
course. had to go 20 holes be-
fore ousting Clifford Ann Greed,
an 18-year-old from Opelousas,
La.
Mrs. STREET. %, plays Carole
10 Kabler. a University Of Ore
gon coed from Roseburg while
Barbara takes on Ann Casey
Johnstone of Mason City, Iowa.
They've played each other twice
this year and have split.
Evening star., 1957-08-22
Fort Mcpherson
Defeats BeIvoir

Fort Mcpherson. defending
All-Army baseball champion
and managed by Steve Kor-
check, former George Washing
ton University baseball and
football star and now property
OF the Senator's, brought its
season record to 42-3 with a
1871 rout of Fort Belvoir last
night at Belvoir.
Gordon Coleman, former
Richard Montgomery High stal
and now property of the Cleve-
land Indians, hit a three-rur
homer as did Don Buddin, Rec
Sox Chattel Coleman is a first
baseman and Buddin a short.
stop.
Evening star., 1957-08-22
DOTTED LINE WINS BEVERLY
PordoIo Clicks Again
For Needles Owners

and an eighth was 1853. Par
dala. ridden by Hedley Wood
house paid $2l.70.
Hirsch's Decision Right
Max Hirsch. veteran King
Ranch trainer. made the right
decision when he left Dotted
Line at Chicago and the
4-year-old Ally won the $28, $50
Beverly Handicap by AZ
lengths at Washington Park,
Dotted Line had been nomi-
mated for the Diana. The Bev-
erly was her first stakes VIC
tory since she won the Della
ware Oaks June i6, 1856. The
time for the mile and an eighth
was 1:492s.
Dotted Line. ridden by Jack
Skelly. paid $3.50. The Bev-
erly result was held up by a
stewards inquiry. Lady Swords.
from the estate of Sam Wilson,
finished second but was dis
qualified and placed third. j.
Graham Browns Bornastar,
who finished third, was moved
into second money.
The favored Calumet entry
Of Amoret and Rosewood fin-
iShed fifth and eighth, respec-
lively.
Willie Hartack continued his
torrid riding at Washington
Park by scoring with three
more winners to boost his total
for the last two days to seven.
Hartack guided home Carrie
Louise ($2.80) in the fifth;
Brown Hackle ($4.80) in the
seventh and Bozi GID in the
ninth.
Lawrence Jennings Zippy
won the 6-furlong Atlantic City
feature in I'LL AS. with Harold
(Red) Keene UP. in a prep for
the $25. 5.000-added Margate
Handicap next Wednesday.
zippy paid $24.80.
Evening star., 1957-08-22
VA and Strick's S
Up Against II in
Sand|ot Series

Veterans Administration and
Strick'S Restaurant, each al
OIL in the City Sandlot Series
double elimination, need VIC
tories today to survive as Sec
ond-round play begins.
Veterans, winner in the
Metro League. play the Black
Sox. titlists in the Depart
mental League at the West FL
lipse while Strick's, Gauzza
League champion, takes on
Federal Bureau of Investiga-
ton, Industrial League win
ner. at the South Ellipse. Both
games are at S pm. The Black
Sox and FBI are 10.
Union Printers, runnersup in
the Industrial League. blasted
Veterans yesterday in their
opening game. 14-2, while Co.
lumbia Heights, Departmental
League runnerup. was winning
its first, 1915, over the Trav-
elers, runnersup in the Metro
League.
Al Buschling and Spike Bau-
roth Of the Printers each hit q
home run and each drove in
four runs. Righthander Bob
Giddens shared the limelight
for the Printers by pitching a
two-hitter, striking out 13 and
walking three.
Columbia Heights also made
use Of the long ball in its vic.
tory over the Travellers. Jerry
Eckholm, AL Burch and Dicl
King homered for Columbis
while Sonny Shefheld pitched
eight-hit ball, struck out IA anc
walked two.
un'n Printers $50 OIO O07-I5 IL
veterans 900 O20 O0O-- 2 9
oiddens and colliere: Queen ant
col. EeiEhts $50 900 22O-1o 9
shefieid and Eckholm: Rowe ant
Evening star., 1957-08-22
StonewoII A. c. Opens
Basketball Tourney

The Stonewall A. C. will face
Fifth : and : Hamilton at s
O'Clock tonight to open an in
dependent basketball tourna-
ment at the Lincoln Play
ground. Sixth and L streets
Sc. 1t will be a single-elimi-
nation tournament involving
10 teams.
In the second half OF to-
nights double header. the
Bisons will meet Brookland
A. c.
Evening star., 1957-08-22
Horse Player Finds Monkey
Secret Weapon at Track

ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. %
@.-Two months ago. Francis
Palamidas of Philadelphia was
just another horse player try
ing to pick a winner. Today
PalamidaS. a retired costume
maker who was born in Sparta,
Greece. hasn't had a losing day
since he acquired the only
known monkey Handicapped in
existence.
Palamidas swears by Googoo,
an S-month-old brown, woody
native of South America, with
all uncanny knack for picking
winning daily doubles.
Evening star., 1957-08-22
Ex-NutionuI League
Hockey Stur Dies

WASAGA BEACH, ontario,
Aug. % (P).-Nelson Stewart,
former National Hockey League
star with the Montreal Ma
rooms, Boston Bruins and New
York Americans, died here yes
terday. He was Sc.
Evening star., 1957-08-22
Title Game Slated
In SoftbuII Play

Georgetown Haberdashers
plays Myron Cowell at 8:l5 pm
tomorrow at Guy Mason field
for the Metropolitan AA soft
ball championship.
Georgetown defeated Little
Reno, Az, in semifinals last
night. Myron Cowell previous
ly had reached the finals.
In A tournament games last
night, Thomson a. Sons de-
feated PEPCO, 1872; Heads OF
Bethesda won over College Park
Moose, 5-3, and Kennedy Food
shaded CAP Telephone, 80.
Evening star., 1957-08-22
ny the Associated Press

Jack Dudley and Bonnie
Heath, who won the 1856 Ken
lucky Derby with Needles in
their first attempt. are begin
ing to cash in on another bar
gain basement investment.
Pardala. a 4-year-old bay
iilly they claimed for $4,000
last February % at Hialeah
Park. won her third straight
race yesterday at Saratoga, all
in the silks of the Florida and
Oklahoma oilmen. They bought
Needles for $4,000. and the
Florida-bred colt earned al
most 100000.
In winning the $28,450 Diana
Handicap over seven rival fillies
and mares, Pardala thus ac-
counted for her second straight
stakes score.
Scored at Monmouth
On August 6 at Monmouth
Park. Pardala captured the
$27,500 Matriarch Handicap
after winning a Belmont Park
allowance race July IS. The
latter was her first victory
since 1855 in Is starts.
Perhaps Pardala took a tin
from Mrs. Ethel D. Jacobs
Searching. the favorite in the
Diana, who led most of the
way and was beaten a head in
the final yards.
Searching was another cast
of, who had earned only about
$4,000 for ogden Phipps before
being sold privately to Hirsch
Jacobs, husband of the owner
in June, 1855, also for $4,000
Searching won half a dozen
major stakes, including the
Diana a year ago and the Dis
tan Handicap at Belmont last
month. She has earned about
$215,000 for Mrs. Jacobs.
Pardala's clocking for a mile
Evening star., 1957-08-22

shot n in the first round. good
for q 10-way tie for 14th place.
Bowie was one stroke behind
that. which tied him with eight
others for oath.