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% Golf Pros
Break Par in
Tam O'Shanfer

CHICAGO. Aug. 2 (R.-Fam-
lily man Ed (Porky) Oliver,
who hasn't won a tournament
for more than a year. was a
one-stroke leader in the swift
parade into today's second
round Of the $25, 900 All-Amer-
lean golf tourney.
The 40-year-old Oliver ia
ther of four. took a six-under-
par Sc into the second day do
ings at Tam O'Shanter.
Oliver. whose last triumph
was in the 1856 Greenbriar at
White Sulphur Springs, w. Va.
had the pro field nipping his
heels.
Robust Bill Casper. a EOS
FOUNDER from Bonita. Calf,
was a stroke behind with 81.
while four players, including
popular Sammy Snead. were
locked Tor third at SO.
In all. 38 pro men shooters
finished under Tam's 36-36-72
par figures. The 72-hole chase
bangles a $500 first prize.
This is merely a warmup
for next week ends $l01, 200
World" championship which
has a $4,000 cash payof for
first place, COLTS richest prize.
Grouped with Snead at SO
were Shelley Mayfield, 80, of
Jericho, Long Island, N. Y;
Tommy Bolt, SO, of Los Angeles.
and Gay Brewer, Is. Cincinnati,
National Junior champion in
1949.
Eight players were grouped
at SO. including AL Besselink.
Jay Hebert, Arnold Palmer.
Bob Rosburg. Paul Harvey. Don
Fairfield, Mike Souchak and
Roberto De Vicenzo. top foreign
oY1frxy
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u. 5. and Brazil
ayisCup
Zone Finals

BROOKLINE. Mass, Aug 2
(R.-The American Davis Cup
tennis forces test their STRENGTH
against Brazil in the American
Zone finals opening today at
the Longwood Cricket Club,
amid Capt. Bill Talbert's pre-
diction Of a United States
sweep.
In the first two singles
matches featuring contrasts in
ages. Sam Giammalva was set
to meet Armando Veiera, the
Brazilian veteran. and Vic
Seixas drew Carlos Fernandes.
I'VE should win this match,
So" Talbert said following the
draw for pairings by Massa-
chuSetts Gov. Foster Furcolo.
But I'm hardly overconfi-
dent" Talbert added. because
I don't have a dominant player
on my squad-one ! can always
count on as a sure thing"
Brazilian Pleased
Veiera. team captain, was
pleased with the draw.
THE draw worked out very
well for u.s." he said. II would
say we had a very good chance.
The 23-year-old Giammalva
from Houston, Tex. and 32-
year-old Veiera from Sac Paolc
have split four previous meet
ings. r.
Giammalva won their meet
ings at Dallas and Corpus
Christi. The Brazilian was
triumphant at the Westerns on
clay three weeks ago and de-
feated Giammalva in the Ma.
tional Indoors two years ago.
"Veiera wins by letting you
make the mistakes" Clam
malva said. IF I'm anywhere
near my top form-as I think
I am-I1l beat him."
The indestructible Seixas, "a
year-old Philadelphia. meet!
the 19-year-old Fernanides. un-
beaten in his six Davis Cur
matches as Brazil swept aside
Canada and Israel to gain thu
right to meet the United States
Giammalva, Mckay Team
Talbert plans to pair Clam.
malva with intercollegiate
champion Barry Mckay Of
Dayton, Ohio. in tomorrow;
doubles starting at 2:30 pm.
Thesl ast two single matche;
Of the best-of-flve competition
will be held Sunday.
If the Americans are VIC
torious as expected they will be
a step nearer the challenge
round with Australia and 9
chance at the Cup. Their hopes
have SCARED since Aussies Lew
Hoad and Ken Rosewall Joined
the professional ranks.
In between. the winners OF
the American Zone finals will
have to take on the Eastern
Zone representative. the Phil.
ippines. followed by the Euro.
pean Zone champion-eithel
italy or Belgium,
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1853 ATTEND TAI MAHAL'
NinhtH Harness Record
Smashed at Roosevelt

rises TO a height Of ii stories
went to work after the NTH
race.
With big blue spotlight;
causing the Governor to blink
he handed a big silver loving
cup to Joe OBrien. who drove
the appropriately named Razzle
Dazzle to victory in the invita-
tional $4,000 Governors Cup
Pace. That was purse money
going back to California. for
Razzle Dazzle is owned by the
S. A. Camp Farm Of Shafter,
Calf.
No sooner had the tote board
showed Razzle Dazzle had paid
$14.80 than fireworks started
exploding and skyrockets shot
into the air. This didn't dis
turb the 50 customers who had
established Newsport Judy the
6-to-5 favorite. but Razzle
Dazzle began hopping around
and his excellency got out OF
the way-but fast.
Razzle Dazzle is eligible for
the $4,000 Little Brown jug
the "Hambletonian of the
PAGERS" at Delaware, Ohio
September 10. Razzle Dazzle
defeated Nyland Hanover, also
eligible for the jug, by a length
and a quarter, in 2:033s for the
mile. Amigo Hal was third.
The betting handle was just
below the eight-race record OF
$1.661 lot set May 10. 1856. On
the old crowd-record night OF
August IS, four years ago, the
total was $l.713.309 for nine
races
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4 wESTBURY. N. Y, Aug.
R.-Night trotting's biggest
crowd damned into the Tai
Mahal of harness racing last
night, gawking at one of the
most elaborate horse gambling
establishments ever created to
separate the customer from his
bankroll.
The new $50 million Roose-
welt Raceway opened a 1885,
night stand on Long Island,
and with the crowd still pour
ing in after the first three races
the turnstiles must have burned
out some bearings. For II
wasn't until midnight that they
came up with the official at
tendance. They counted 1888,
far above the record Of 35.04S
at the old raceway on August
Is. 1858.
This was more a night of
celebration. sightseeing and
pageantry. for such a turnout
would usually be expected tc
wager over 50 million on eight
races. AS it was. the total hit
$1.639.114 as thousands just
walked around. climbed stair:
and used escalatorS and eleva.
tors to inspect a luxury layout
more suited to the Arabian
Nights. They ate, drank
watched the races on closed
TV, gawked at celebrities AND
marveled at the Hollywoodiar
surroundings.
Gov. Averell Hartman. who
signed the bill which permitted
construction of the colorful
fiVe-deck grandstand which
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Boyd Favored
Over Vaughn
On ~ Tonight

NEW YORK, Aug. Q Dr.
Chicago's Bobby Boyd. making
the comeback climb in the busy
middleweight division, was ia
Ivored to stretch his latest
victory streak to five tonight
lat the expense of Californian
Willie Vaughn.
It's their second meeting
within three months. Boyd, a
hard-hitting % year : old,
gained a disputed, split deci-
sion over Rangy Willie in Chi
cago. The return Hereunder
will be held at st. Nicholas
Arena with the usual Friday
night broadcast and teleeast.
Ut will be shown in the WASH
ington area at 10 pm. over
| WRC.4.)
The verdict over Vaughn was
Betting Bobby's third in the
comeback. He scored his fourth
over Rocky Castellani June 26.
Boyd had won nine straight
and was In line for a title shot
until he ran into joey Giar-
dello. who then was making a
comeback himself. Giardello
shot right back to the top ranks
by knocking out Boyd in the
fifth round. Boyd's jaw was
broken and he was sidelined
for eight months.
Now back in the ranking 10
Boyd will have to be in peal
form to stay there. Vaughn
burned up at the narrow loss ir
Boyd's home town, has beer
going strong since. He out.
pointed Tiger AL Williams and
then stopped Chebo Hernandez
in seven. The last fight was in
Chicago, July II.
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Potomac Polo Club
Plays Lancaster

The Potomac Polo Club will
go after its third straight VIC
tory when it plays a strong
team from Lancaster, Pa, at 8
O'Clock tonight on Potomac's
field at Travilah. about 4 miles
west of the Potomac Cross
roads. Admission is 80 cents,
with no charge for youngsters
under IA.
Playing for Potomac will be
"a Navy commander, Robert
Monahan; a mortgage banker,
Robert Beer; a landscape con-
tractor, Frank Wilson, and
realtor, Ted Miller.
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Young Hoosier
Surprises Field
In PubIinx Golf

HERSHEY, Pa, Aug. 2 (R.-
One of the most exciting young
golfers in several years in the
National Public Links cham
pionship is 18-year-old Don
Essig of Indianapolis who
might come out tomorrow night
as the youngest Publinx winner
in 81 years.
At 10 EsSig showed clear
signs Of golfing maturity when
he beat JUNE Buxbaum of
Memphis. Tenn, the defending
champion who is more than
twice his age. It was the kind
of a close. tense match where
a youngster could easily crack
up against an opponent who
applied unyielding pressure.
But at the 10Th hole it was
Buxbaum who hit the bad shot
and Essig won.
Bracketed with the young
Hoosier in today'S 36-hole
seminal over the demanding
little Hershey Park course were
three older players. One of
them. Gene lowry of Dallas.
Tex, has the experience and
the game to win.
The others are almost I'M
knowns-Paul Popovic, a &c.
year-old San Francisco insur-
ance man. and Don Sckrabulis.
a 26-year-old boilermaker from
Kewanee. Ill.
THIRD ROUND
Gene lowry defeated Elmer Cities.
Bud Kiyett defeated Robert TOif. I
DR.; sam W. vaiuck defeated Wood
J. Paul Popoyic defeated Jack s. s.
Don sekrabuiis defeated Eddie
Walter Gillian defeated Robert Den
ton. | UP, % holes.
james H. Buxbaum defeated Tom
Jenkins, FLA, ] up.
Don Essig. Indianapolis. Ind, de-
ieated !George A. Roddey. also In
dianapolis. 3 and ..
oUARTER-FINAL
Essig defeated Buxbaum. up 10
holes).
sckrabulis defeated Gillian. 2 and
L..
Towry defeated Kivett. 4 and 3.
Popovic defeated Valuck. 4 and 3.
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MuIIoy Quits Football

DETROIT. Aug. 2 (R).-
Gordon Malloy, star halfback
from the University Of Miami
and q top draft choice Of the
Detroit Lions, has given UP pro
football on the advice Of his
doctors. Malloy has been plagued
by q knee injury for more than
two years.
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OIymorMokingA Amends
For Lost Stake Money!

took the feature with Writer
at $3.50 and completed his
triple aboard Fabulist ($6.4O)
in the eighth
Culmone put together g
triple for the second straight
day as he won the first with
Dillydelphian ($4.40). the
fourth with Lump ($17.80) and
the sixth with Helsa ($4.60)
The honor Of riding the win
ner Of the feature. however,
went to Augustine Catalano,
who scored with Slipperoo at
S14.80.
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Andrews Golfers
Sweep Tourney

BURLINGTON, VT. Aug. 2
Andrews Air Force Base
supplied the individual. team
and senior champion in the
Northeast Air Force golf tour
nament. which concluded here
yesterday.
Airman &c Ralph Morrow
finished two under par for the
~ holes with a 286 total to
win the title, while senior hon
ors went to Maj. Gen. Dudley
Hale with ala.
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Seek SoftbuTI Games

The Prince Georges County
Police Department softball
team is seeking games. Any
one interested call Corpl.
Townsend o. Bird at Rei'Rolic
5-5555.
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BOYS BASEBALL

COLLEGE PARK PONY LEAGUE
TiGerS, z; Indians. 3.
Class
Blaekh. wks. %; Hurons. S.
Braves. %; Giants. i.
MOUNT VERNON-LEE
LITTLE LEAGUE
Jerrys Barber. IL: Pillrollers. 2
VIRGINIA AMERICAN LEGION
Eastern Zone PIayOhs
Vienna, 10: Orange. ..
wa vIRSiNrS' LE E4iifhr%0p EfEiHSuE
District III Play0hs
lSemifnalsl
Falls Church Nationals. z: Fails
Church Eastern American, g.
Arlington Little World Series
optimists National Leaguel, 3;
Stewart Buick American Leaguel. /
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
ASSOCIATION
Eastern Juniors
Takoma Tigers, D.. st. Bernadett'G, B
Western Juniors
Coop, q; Carl Freeman Builders. 5
Kensington Rockets, Upper Mont
eoMery County. ).
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CHARLES TOWN NOTES

same weight he carried last
week when bowling to zuyder
Zee by four lengths. zuyder
Zee, with 100. picks up three
pounds.
Spring Grove. ll2; Bellator,
1903; Firm Stand, l07; Miss
Tie. lO4; War Sally. 1903. and
Fun NJ Fancy. l02, are ex-
pected TO I'LL out the field.
Freddy Kratz, who will ride
Harry Dorsey's zuyder Zee to-
morrow. added four more win
ners here yesterday, sweeping
the fifth, sixth. seventh and
ninth races. The 36-year-old
booter now has 20 for the meet
ing, having accumulated IL
since last Friday.
Washington owned thorough
breds accounted for the CO.
features yesterday, with Milton
Polinger's Blenta taking the
seventh and Mrs. Virginia Nc
Kenney's Tetraparticle the
eighth at $3.50.
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With three favorites win
ming yesterday a crowd Of
4,572 wagered $3.50, $50 on the
Goth program Of the meef.ng.
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Honeywell
m AeronoUficoI
.:z Division


edm residential % HaoHonsyws also
o lend
Mhnsopd nns.os
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Top scorer
Players Honor
Mantle, Morrow

BALTIMORE, Jan. IA Up
Mickey Mantle of the Yankees
and Bobby Morrow, Olympic
sprint star, will be the chief
attractions tonight at the Mary
land Professional Baseball Play
ers' fourth annual Tops in
Sports" banquet.
Mantle will be presented the
Babe Ruth award as baseball's
outstanding hitter.
Morrow only triple winner fol-
the United States in the Olym-
pics, will be honored as the
worlds No. / amateur athlete.
Others to be honored are Sal
Maglie. Brooklyn pitcher, for the
comeback of the year: Frank
Larry of the Tigers, for winning
the most games in the Ameri-
can League cd; Billy Pierce
of the White Sox as the best
southpaw in the majors, and
Sherman Lollar Of the White
SoX as the best defensive catcher
in the majors.
Catcher Gus Triandos Of the
Orioles will receive recognition
as the most valuable Oriole OF
1856.
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Hill Denies Report
Of $4,000 use
Offer to Wyutt

LOS ANGELES, Jan. IA GP).-
Jess Hill, University of Southern
California athletic director, says
he's sure there is nothing to a
report that use offered Coach
IBowden Wyatt of Tennessee a
$50, 000-a-year contract.
Il feel quite sure that no one
in authority at use ever con-
tacted Bowden Wyatt in rela-
ton to the coaching job Hill
said.
The opening is the vacancy
created when Hill. former head
football coach. was named ath-
letic director.
The report came from Sports
Editor Walter Stewart of the
Memphis (Tenn.D Commercial
Appeal, who said he learned that
Wyatt turned down a use Of
fer that would have given him
$4,000 a year for TO- years.
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WASHINGTON, D. c.
INTERVIEW

]. H. Dyer. Engineering Specialist,
will be in Washington, d. c.. Jan.
IA, Is and 10 for interviews. You
can phone him between 900 AN.
and 900 PM. The number is
Executive 3-5037.
If these dates arc inconvcnicnt,
send resume to Bruce ID. Wood,
Technical Director. Dept. Fl05A2,
l453 Stinson Boulevard, Me-, Min.
ncapolis Is, Minnesota.
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BASKET BALL

Continued from Page Alb
lima the big choice with SO
in conference play. Duke has a
Al mark but should be no great
worry to the Tar Heels.
Observation-Disclosures is 20
in league play, but so is Alabama
When it gets down to the final
stages, of course. Vanderbilt will
be the team Rupp's boys will
have to get past.
/ Pacific Coast-UCLA seems
headed for another league title,
although it now is tied for sec
ond with Washington. each with
40. California has a SO record.
But UCLA now has won 38
straight conference games and
shows a 1871 overall mark.
That's too good for the others.
West Virginia Breeding
/ Southern-West Virginia and
Hot Rod Hundley have sprinted
to a 40 league record. So long
as Hundley can pour in points
at his current rate ga in the
Mountaineers' triumph over Viii
lanova Saturday night, there
lis no danger.
Southwest-Southern Metho-
dist is living up to preseason
expectationS-3-0 in the league
and 1871 overall. The fight will
develop for second place.
Ivy-The Oldest championship
in the country is still very much
in doubt. Princeton leads with
80 but Dartmouth, Columbia
and Yale are right behind with
81. The Tigers must play Dart
mouth Friday before knocking
off for mid-year exams.
Rocky Mountain-A familiar
name, Idaho State, is racing to-
ward its fifth straight league
title.
Skyline Brigham Young
heads the pack with 81 and has
high hopes of winning. But it
will have to overcome defending
champion Utah, 2-1.
Missouri Valley-St. Louis and
Oklahoma AM. the early favo-
rites. have been Disappointing,
leaving the door open for Brad
ley, 80, to take over.
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Tourney Dates
Set by Virginia
Golf Association

RICHMOND. Jan. IA (P.-
Dates and sites of many 1851
tournaments, including the men s
and women'S State amateur
championships. were announced
over the week end at the annual
meeting Of the Virginia State
Golf Association.
For the 10th straight year the
mems State amateur will be
played at the Cascades course in
Hot SPRINGS. The Hermitage
Country Club OF Richmond. win
.ner of the State team matches
in 1856, will play host TO the
event in September. probably
the week end after Labor Day.
Exact dates for both tourna-
ments will be set later by the
associations Executive Commit
tee.
Sydney Elliott of Charlottes-
vile. president eof the VSGA
Women's division. said the wom-
ems team matches will be played
at Staunton's IneleSide Country
Club July 1917. The State
Women's tournament will be con-
Quoted the week of October 7 at
the Princess Anne Country Club
at Virginia Beach.
The mems amateur tourna-
ment will again include the ira
ditional July 4 date and will be
a f1ve-day affair, The Junior
will be held in Roanoke in July.
Matches between teams repre-
senting Virginia and North Caro-
lima will be played at Pinehurst.
N. c., April 20-21 and Hot
Springs August 10-1l. The Vir-
ginia District of Columbia
match will be played either July
81 or % at a Virginia location.
The Virginia-West Virginia
match may be played at the
Cascades course. if it's availa BILE,
on the first day of the State
amateur.
DR.. Jose Davila OF Richmond.
was elected president of the
VSGA. succeeding John S. Bat
tie, ir.. of Charlottesville, who
finished a two-year term. H. N.
Bunny Blankenship of Lynch
burg. was elected vice president.
Other officers elected were DR..
William II. Alexander of Hope
well. who will begin his third
term as OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. and
Sam Davis of Clarksville, assist
ant secretary.
Named to the executive COM
mittee were Sam Davis of Clarks-
vile. Charles Knight of Warwick,
George Fulton, jr., of Roanoke,
and j. Smith Ferebee of Rich
mond.
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BABE RUTH LEAGUE NEEDS HELP
Boys Baseball Blooms
In Foirfox-FoIIs Church

divisions in Falls Church and
one each in the Mclean Chester
brook area. Vienna and Fairfax
The sixth division would come
from two teams now in AMMAN
dale and from the Baileys Cross
roads section.
Present plans call Tor five
night games p week at Falls
Church High School and double
headers there Saturday after
noon. 1t also is hoped to play
a couple of night games a week
at Fairfax High.
More Help Need
Registration for players will be
held in mid March and nc
trouble is expected in getting
enough to turn out. The prob
lem is obtaining sufficient help
1--WE need managers, coaches
and scorekeepers in addition to
other help" Clarke said. Any
one interested, with or without
experience. will be most well
come"
With the increase of teams, Ia
new sponsors also are needed
The original IL will be back this
year. They include Our Lady OF
Good Counsel Catholic Church
of Vienna. league champion; the
Lions and Kiwanis Clubs of An
mandate. Fairfax Cleaners. VI
emma Building Supply, Vienna
Woods Subdivision. Falls Church,
Kiwanis Club, Robertson's 5 &
10, Snyder's Hardware, Broad
Street Motors, Rochdale Coop
and Bell Construction.
/ New help or sponsors may gel
4 in touch with Clarke at 1874
North Fourth street. Arlington
or call him at jackson 8-0296
Also assisting in the recruiting
JOB is Frank Nivert. membership
chairman. of 215 East Marshall
street, Falls Church. at JEfer-
son 3-9466.
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HundIeY Seeks
Scoring Lead
In Conference
By the Associated Press


Hot Rod Hundley of West Vir-
GINA gets a chance tonight to
provide a suitably smashing eli
max to his January comeback by
capturing the individual scoring
lead in Southern Conference
basketball.
The conference-leading Noun
taineers meet William and Mary
IN Norfolk.
Lee Marshall of Washington
and Lee still is the No. league
scorer with an average 24.1 points
per game with Hundley second
at 23.6.
Hundley needs 33 points
against WIN to pass Marshall
and step into the scoring lead
in his last game until after
mid-term examinations. It's a
stiff assignment but one Humid
ley can meet merely by continu-
ing the surge that's seen him
average 40 points a game in three
January starts.
Except for Marshall and Humid
ley, the only conference player
who's averaging as high as 90
points is Dick Wright. Furman's
eagle-eyed sophomer, at 22.2.
Wright, with 1893 points in Is
games, and Hundley, with $50 in
IA starts, are the leagues only
30O-plus scorers thus far.
West Vireinia's tussle with
William and Mary tonight finds
the 18th ranked Mountaineers
seeking their fifth straight con-
ference victory and their 18th
of the season. William and Mary
is 4-3 in circuit play and 60
overall.
Top scorers:
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Furmun to Play
CIV, Nine Others

GREENVILLE. S. c.. Jan. II
tP) Three new opponents have
been added to Furman's 1851
football schedule. expanded from
a nine to a l0-game schedule
The additions are Villanova
Chattanooga and East Tennessee
State. Dropped from the 1856
schedule were Auburn and West
Virginia.
The Southern Conference team
coached by Homer Hobbs vii.
play SIX home games.
The schedule:
September ~ East Tennessee stat,
IN - al Ni.!lnoya
october ). George Washington t6l
T.. az South Carolina. ~. a, WoodfoTc
IN. 20 az The Citadel co.
November Florida State: Ii, Chat.
;anooea. -. Davidson; 80. Clemson
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Vie Fusiu to Continue
As Pitt Football Aide

PITTSBURGH, Jan. IA (P).-
Vic Fusia. backfield coach at the
University Of Pittsburgh. said
last night he will remain On the
Pitt coaching staff.
Fusia repeatedly had been I'M
der consideration for the vacant
head coaching job at Boston
University. Fusia confirmed last
week that he had been APP
preached indirectly in connec-
ton with the post.
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Glorious Family Lining!

plant only Petersburg
the heart Of Fonds gulf fishing skiing
golf and family beach parties
warmed by sunshine cooled by
seldom There modern shops
with housing available And the living wonderful sun-ed living
well below the national And Honeywell relocation
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Richardson Beaten
By Swede in Finals

PARIS. Jan. "A (Pl.-Mrs
Thelma Long Of Australia de-
feated Pat Ward of Great
Britain. 6-3. Us. yesterday in
the women's singles finals in the
Pierre Gillou International In
door Tennis Tournament.
Sven Davidson of Sweden de-
feated Hamilton Richardson OF
Westfleld, N. j.. 8-6, 4-6, 0-6
Ga, Ga. in the mems singles
finals.