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FOSTER. JAMES ?, A special com,

munication Of Fort Dupont
Lodge. No. So. r. 4. A, y; !;
Is hereby called for $3.50
pm. Wednesday. April q,
1858. at the Naval Isodge
Hall, $50 Pa. ave. Sc. for
the purpose Of CONDUCTING
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EE Am 3 isss Z MereSyh Ho SPi1
MAN. son Of the late Samuel and
Mary McClain Freeman. Surviving
are q devoted sister. Veronica Free
maR: other sisters, . brother, other
will be celebrated on Friday, April
II, At 0 am, for the repose OF
his soul at st. Joseph Catholic
Church. Pomfret. Nd. Interment
ments BY Dovie O. Brooks and Otis
p Allen 10
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sCOTT. GEORGE w. euddenlv

Monday. April Z. 1858, at the WASH
ington Hospital Center, GEORGE W.
SCOTT. husband Of Augusta Scott,
father Of Mrs. Augusta Grimm,
Scott. Mrs. Robert Rogers and Mrs
Thomas Beall. Also survived BY two
grandchildren. Friends may call
At the Lee Funeral Home. 4th st.
ana Mass. ave. ne, after IL noon
tuesday, April 3, where services
will be held on Thursday, April 10,
e. 1880 am. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery.
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scHANCK. JULIA FANNIE. On s.,u

day, April 5. is5s. JULIA III FANNIE ANNIE
sHANCK. formerly Of iii 80 st
s.w., devoted sister Of Mrs. Corr
Biggs and Mr.. Carey Jones She also
leaves to. mourn their loss MANI
and many friends. Remains resting a
the John T. Rhines A. Co. Funeral
Home. g01 ID st. s.v.. where friends
may call after 4 pm. wednesday
April 3. Funeral on Thursday. April
10. At pm. At the Rehoboth Bap-
Rev. A. H. 8 johnson oficiatina
Interment Arlington National Gem.
etery. o
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BLANCH. ANDREW J. The ofacers
- and members of Plumbers
~N Local Union, No. 5, are
S hereby notified Of the
death Of Brother ANDREW
WrEN lANDY) J. BLANCH. on
Sunday. April q. 1858.
Members may call at the
Fitzgerald Funeral Home. 3245 viii
son blvd. Arlington. Va. until $3.50
am. Thursday. April 10, thence to
st. James Church, Falls Church. Va. :,
where requiem mass will be said at
10 am. Interment Calvary Memo
rial Park. Fairfax. Va.
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on Monday. April =. less. u AZ 81
NEVIS NEVIS EOsPt H1is Ls9 .00 e. Nd
Mrs. Mabel Dill, Mrs Mary Hayden.
Mrs. Bessie L. Harding, Mrs. Minnie
Glabas. Mrs. Marie Waddell and
Mr.: German Davis Friends may
Leonardtown, Nd. until lis pm
Thursday, April 10. Services will
be held at the Mount Zion Meth
odist Church, Laurel Grove, Nd,
at = pm. Interment church ceme-
terry
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LANE, JOHN 3. On Saturday, April 5
1858. JOHN I. LANE OF !3l I'd St
Lane, He also Is survived BY 4 nos
OF other relatives and friends. Aftel
friends are invited to cali at In,
jarvis Chapel, 1882 You st. NV.
where funeral services will be hello
on Thursday. April 10. At 1870 pm
Interment Arlington National Gene.
terry. y
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FARLEY. GLADYS VIRGINIA. D

parted this life on Monday. April
{ St ne GLADYS viRoiSiA
FARLEY. She leaves TO mourn their
loss . devoted husband. William
A. Farley: . loving son. Russell
colmore, and wife: devoted father
Jaemes Colmore: one sister. Mrs
Amy Whithers: four brothers. James,
Houston. John and George Colmore
a host Of nieces. nephews and other
relatives and friends Of Lynchburg
Va. Friends are invited to cal
444s peans ave- ne. after pm
wednesday, April o. Funeral serv:
ices on Thursday, April 10. ct 2
pm, Of the Peace Baptist Church
712 18th st. nea the Rev: s. a
Davenport ofnciating. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Fam
fly may be contacted At Lincoln
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KNIGHT. ALEXANDER {

$ESts . ssi Isl ,.s;.s Il 5ssIS:;
Of DR.. ?. 2. Knight. Miss Jane
L Knight. Mrs. William Il. Jett
and Mrs, Walter Cole. Remains
resting at Hysong's Funeral Home,
1900 N st. NV. where prayers will
be said on. Thursday, April 10. at
2 an: thence 70 81. oabriel's
nv, where mass will be offered at
$3.50 am. for the repose of his
soul. Relatives and friends are
invited to attend. Interment Rock
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day, April s. 1865. at GeorSe wash.
tngton University Hospital. LOUISE
n LANpSIEDEL, beloved wife d
the late Rev. William J. Landsiedel
mother Of Erna and Edna Land.
New York City, N Y. Friends mai
call at 0awler's Chapel. 1855 Pa
ave. NV. courtesy parking CD,
poster Services viii be held a
the New York Avenue Presbyterian
on Thursday. April 10. at . pm
Interment Weilsburg, Iowa,
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DATES. HELEN THOMAS. on tues

DATES. HELEN THOMAS. On Tues
day; April s !; lg6S uo q FTeedmsn,s
Of ISL North Capitol St, beloved
daughter of Fred Thomas, mother
OF Edward and Fred Thomas. grand
mother Of Jacdueline Thomas, sister
OF William Thomas and dear friend
vived by other relatives and friends
The late Mrs Dates may be viewed
at So New York ave. ne, after 3
pm. Friday. April IL. Mass will
be offered on Saturday, April 12, at
the HOLY Redeemer Church. 21O
New York ave. NV. at 8 am.
Services BY Stewart II
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DAVIS; LLOYD NJ. On Wednesday.
sTsl HOSPITAL gSS iEo Sa6 p Avis. 6 haa-
band Of Anna Davis He also is
survived by one son, three brothers,
three sisters, other relatives and
friends; After pm. Thursday.
Johnson g. jenkins Funeral Home.
4SO4 Georgia ave. NV, where flu
neral services will be held on
Friday, April IL, at 10 am. Inter-
ment WQQdlANn CemetarY
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Sunday. April 8, 1858, at 424C
ANDREW J. BLANcH Of 5le East
Westmoreland St. Falls Church. Va.
Blanch and father Of Miss Eleanor
Blanch, both Of the home address;
brother Of Mr.. Frank J. Blanch Of
Arlinston. Va, and foster brother
York CITY, N. Y. Friends mas
call at the Fitzgerald Funeral Home
3345 Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va
parking in the rear). where there
will be q recitation Of the rosary
A requiem mass will be celebrated
ct ST.. James Catholic Church. Falls
Church. Va, on Thursday. April 10
1t 10 am. Interment Calvary Me-
mortal Park, FAIRFAX, Va
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LEVY' CAPI. DONALD r., UsN. on
sSSdbty c. AV SaP 4 b bsSs . g'fiGERRSE
USN, husband. Of Anne Petit Levy
and father Of Patricia. Harold P.
WINS 4 Taylor Funeral Home. Tren-
H tSni J" rp,sr%,ns Pm pv,5 Thu nsm!
terry. West Trenton NJ !
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FALLIs. cHARLIE D. on Tuesday.

FA ApIii cAi is5s p his Sn resie eeSss.
1888 LIST st. NV. CHARLIE d.
wilkins Falls. Services at the
8 II. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 29O1
14th st. NV. on Friday, April H..
at IL am (parking facilities). In
terment Glenwood Cemetery. 10
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Z. 1888. husband Of Jessie Z
Robertson. father OF Mrs. Altor
Con. Mrs. Louise 0rifhth, Mrs
Forest WenZel Mrs. B. Smith Rob
erson, Jr.: Thomas A., John b.
Charles L. and Richard T. Robert.
son. Services at Chambers Funeral
Home. 5l7 llth 81. Sc. on Friday
April IL. At pm. Intermeni
Washington National Cemetery.
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April 8. 1868. at the National In.
stitgtes Of Health. JULIE ANN
Julian and Pearle Kaekiey Of Miami.
FA: sister Of Dawn Kackley and
granddaughter Of Mrs. Helen Rack
ley and Mr.. and Mrs. c. v. Tenny.
Prayers a. the Taltavull Funeral
April IL, at 10 am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. 10
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SCOTT GEORGE W. The oficers ana
No. l39. Tai CedarS Of Lebanon.
are I reoussiseS 70 assemble at the
ave; ne. on Wednesday, April q.
Ie56. at pm, to conduct Cedar
funeral services for our late brother.
GEORGE W scoTTa..
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Ingl I THak u h, 5,.d HG stats,
Soldiers. Home Hospital. CHARLES
GERBER, beloved father Of Louis,
Carl and Charles Gerber. Funeral
from the simmons Bros. Funeral
on Thursday. April 10. at $3.50
am: thence TO st. Teresa's Gath
ole Church. where mass will be
offered at o am. for the repose Of
Cemetery.
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Mn;SSe isFV Ss ISE our sfvees q
the Warner I. Humphrey Funeral
Home. s434 Georgia ave-. Silver
Spring. Nd. ct 8 pm. All mem
bers are urged Q attend,
PERCY L. ATKINS, Secy. o
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Dratts

ANDERSON, JuDsON B.. On Tuesday
pitaI; JupsoN B. ANDERSON q
he S' te asud Re E. Gs nssSaf Sthsr
Of Judson Perry Anderson and broth
Friends NAY can "a q rs shs ! Lee .I Funeral
where services win be held on
int teani AP cedar Hin Cemetery. 10 70
ARCHIE. EDWARD JOSEPH, yr. sud
f ffgly q 5 S5ldeg A 2RcHIE S r.
beloved ed. son Of ESE n,rr Joseph hor $.
ard and Helen. Archie and
the late Molly A. Roache. Also sur
yy tH are 1nnts gnsles other rea
p.m ss Wsanes dy Aprii 9. friends
Funeral Home, 18th ST.. and Florida
ssssd e On rS SHsTS 'sI xpfii ~ e
am. at st. Augustine's Catholic
Church 18th ST. n;.r between ArI;rs an6
Rational lon n c Si nyermeh' Arnhts0n
BAYLOR o CURL e. E,,n, on TnaT IS AZ
Ruth Baylor Temple and brother Of
Bessie Gwathmey Funeral services
will be held at the Providence Bap-
fist Church. King william, Va, on
Thursday, April 10, at 8 pm.
BLACKWELL. EFFIE. On Monday.
ApE Su igSs' st her M sssissnse va
EFFIE BLACKWELL. beloved wife
Of Thornton L. Blackwell and mother
Of Mrs. Mabel Jones and Frank
Le Roy Blackwell OF Darby. Pa.
Friends received in the Baker &
Son Funeral Home, 314 North West
St, Manassas, Va. Services on
Thq 9Ss n.y.. April 10 S e. l;3e pm
sas. Va. Interment Rosehill Gene
terry.
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I yA H mcmSeSs Of d B1icklaye n1
HI Union. No. 1, Of wash
hI ington.. D.. c., are hereby
HUH notified Of the death g, o.
INX neral from the Qasch
Funeral Home 1879 Bal
timore ave, Hyattsville.
Nd. on Thursday. April 10. 1858.
Mass will be offered ct the Holy
and BerWyn I'd. College Park, Md !,
81 10 am. Interment Mount olivet
WILLIAM JORDAN. seey. .
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SMIiEaD1 SE FAx AP5 g. iS fSs FoIIas
wife Of the late George Cooper Tay.
Taylor ana Jessie Taylor Hannissn''
viii be- held at sheidon's Funs Ssi
Home, sos West Madison ST., Chi.
cago. III. on Saturday. April l2
ct am. Interment Forest Home
Cemetery, Forest Park. III. 10
THOMAS. SARAH ELLEN. On Sunday,
Martinsburg. Ma. SARAH ELLEN
THOMAS. beloved wife Of Seymour
THOMAS IhoaIAs mother Of Ethel !,
Thomss. Also surviving are are thir.
teen grandchildren, two stepchildren,
Anna l.. Jones and Robert Thomas;
three brothers. Morris. Frederick
and Bernard Dorsey, and . host q
pm. wsdnssday, April q. friends
Home. Rockville. Nd. FUNERAL on
Thu 1r ,.; ADrii 10, ss Rm, Ms, At
ISts inter ' Arlington ton NstioSai '' Gene.
terry o
THOMPSON. WILLIAM ROSCOE. sud.
S%sEhhlfiA%Sn R E5issSE A APaFo!MPsolHP S q
iovsS HUSBAND Sf % q Psa az g. Tho Thon Ss
son. Mr.. Thompson rests at tn,
Winneld, Nd" where services WI
Cemetery, Mount Airy. Md. .Frlendi
may call On Wednesday, April o
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day. April Z. 1888. q his home,
s sSs Un Ed oLs ssd JAMES . S s5Esl
HUGH. husband Of Perm I. fitI-
hugh end brother Of Mn. Opal Van
Jacobs. Mr. Fitzhugh rests at
the Warner Z. Pumphrey Funeral
Home. S434 Georgia ave, Silver
Spring. Nd. where services viii be
pm. parking facilitiesl Entomb-
ment National Memorial Park Gene
terry, Pals Church, Va. 10
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HAMMERSTELN, MAX. on Tuesday,
April ., Ig5s, MAX LiAMMERsTEIN,
stein, devoted father OF Gerhard
Hammefstein Of Silver Spring. Nd.
and Mrs. Eva obstfeld Of RamAt
Gan. Israel. He also IL survived
By q sister. Mrs. Jennie Davidson
OF Los Angeles, Calf, and i've
grandchildren. Services at. the c.
4sIS 0i ~ st. h 9Vn on Thurs S%y.
April 10. at ~ noon Interment
Mount Lebanon Cemetery tAchduth
Section).
HELM, FRANCIS W. on Tuesday,
April 5, 1858. FRANCIS W. HELM,
Son q FTsn sPsho and M f Lusi. Helm s%
Services at the W. X. Huntemann 4.
Son Funeraf Home, .b732 Georgia
ave NV. on Thursday, April 10,
at . pm. Relatives and friends
invited to attend, Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
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JONES, ROBERT. On Sunday. April q,
Nd. ROBERT JONES. beloved hus-
band Of Alberta Jones. father Of
Mrs. Rebeeea. Hatton. Mrs. Roberta
brother OF Thomas B. Jones. He also
Is survived by thirteen grandchil-
dren, five Observation-Disclosures other
relatives and friends. Mr. Jones may
be viewed ct the Stewart Funeral
Home. 80 H st. ne. after pm.
Thursday. April 10. from Lane c.
NJ. 3 Church, 14th and c SITS. ne 4,
At ! pm. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. Family may be
contacted at POI Warren ri. ne. 0
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H"HHto Gland mdOH TsII cS.rd.r
WILLIAM r. 0WINN. Serbia q

SMITH, REGINALD, on Sunday
hNpt.iIl 2. I Is22i ct Chester; Pa: REQ;
Mrs; Rosa Smith. father OF CLARKE
Smith and brother OF Mrs. Opheiis
Ransome. Notice Of funeral later
Arrangements BY Barnes 4 Mat.
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LOsCHIAVO, THEODORE.

MALONEY, MINNIE T. On Sunday
April q. 1855, MINNIE Z, MALONEy
%,. i. ~ Jo S.n .oSsv the ot bspvet
Mrs. Emma brooks and Miss Bessi,
Lee Maloney, sister Of Mrs. Ola Glad,
den; Mrs; Emma ounthLop, Mrs
ssl and , lnsTSn; nscIllo1sh, sh'
brotherS-in- Jaw and other relatives
Friends may call at the MalVan
schey. Inc, Funeral Home. New
% YsTssE ave .n,,i ana b. NV q
until p'm. "wednesday. ' April A1 h
Funeral and interment Great Fails
MOORE, EARLE Y. OF 20 Bryant AZ
NV, on April <, 1855. husband oi
Willie Mae Moore. father Of Mrs
William White, Mrs. H. r. Looney
and Bernard 2. Moore, brother Of
Mrs. John Keyes, Mrs. George Red.
LINER 4, WiiliaMms mary T.. SI orsso M0o e.
George p. Loren C. and WallSc,
r. Moore. Eight grandchildren aise
survive: Services at Chamber ri.
neral Home, 5l7 18th st. Sc, on
termsnt kp hII G.m s pm ao,I In.
Vile, Md.
MORklj, NED. on Monday, April =
ig5S, At the AlexandriS Hospital
NED NORRIS Of $40 Beverly drive
Alsxan ael Va beloved husband o.
William p Morris Of Pittsbureh, Pa
and son. OF Mrs. william p. Morrii
OF San Angelo, Tex. He also Is sur.
ylved BY three sisters and ons
brother, all OF Texas. Friends may
CAL ~ dawler's Chapel. 1855 Penn.
AyIvaniA ave, NV. lcOurtRay narkinu
oppositeJ, where services Will bs
held on Thursday. April 10, Al
1918 pm, Interment Arlington
National Cemetery.
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LEE, FANNY ,. On Wednesday. April
IRs.' FANNY B. Lee Of ssS sth
st. ne, the devoted friend OF Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Dill Remains may
Funeral Home, 524 sth ST. ne.
after 3 pm. Thursday. April 10.
Interment Boston, Mass.
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April 5, 1858. at her residence.
204 18th st Sc, BERTHA T. BUT
LER, wife Of the late Edward Butler,
devoted mother Of Mrs. Beatrice
also Is survived By ten grandchil-
dren, twenty-nine great-grandchil-
dren. three nieces, one nephew. one
daughter-in-law, host Of other
relatives and friends. Friends may
call at her late residence after 4
pm. Wednesday. April 8. Funeral
on Thursday, April 10, at pm,
from the Ebenezer Methodist Church,
4th and d SITS. Sc, the Rev. Rich
ard H. johnson oficiating Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
Arrangements By Barnes Il Mat
thews.
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DrathB

S SI,. I'M iSSWSi lsfAR sroSids RSEI F0 &
band Of Mrs. May Helm and father
OF John D., James q. and Miss
Audrey Helm, Friends may call
at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th st.
Mil be af held on thursday, April 10,
at 2 am. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery 0
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BUTLER s BEL. b. c oMesr. and mem
&~ No. 422. I. b r. o. Z. Of
HA W., met In . session OF sor-
row on Tuesday, April g.
ter. BERTHA BUTLER. Elk
"a services will be held at :
pm. Wednesday, April y, at her
late residence, 204 18th st. Sc
Funeral at I pm. Thursday, April
10. from the Ebenezer A. M. z
Methodist Church. 4th and .
SITS. sc. HENRIETTA CARTER,
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KLEAVER, LILLIAN n. OF 17O2 Min
nesota ave; Sc. on April +. 1858.
Mrs, Clinton J. Thro and RoSert r II
Hopkins. Several nieces. nepheWs
and cousins also survive Services
at Chambers Funeral Home. 81
18th st. Sc, on Friday, April II,
Cemetery. 10
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sfn RI OF as. TdSssSs' H 4R " We
GINA LEACH COOPER, wife OF the
late Henry O'Bannon Cooper and
sister OF William p. Leach q LuTay'
April 10, at ~ noon, at the Old
Presbyterian Meeting House, Alex
andria. We. Interment Masonic
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JOHNSON. SHAkON. Of No. Nep-
wife Of serEt. Herbert r johnson.
USMc: mother Of Lawrence Fran
els and Ronald James johnson.
daughter Of Charles A. Baugh and
sister Of Catherine Wadsyorth. Ger:
trude Cox, 10 Ann Martin and
Homer Baugh. Remains at Cham
bers' Funeral Home, SIT 18th st,
Sc. until 1918 am. Friday. April
IL. Mass at Fort Myer Chapel at
il am. Interment Arlington Ma
friends invited.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-13
SPORT
ny pnl nnowER

scntnenasts probably would have Chamberlain
complete basketball No doubt wht would have had
another tremendous
almost unprecedented hrectme AuAmerieen
would DO nnc But this feels that all things
Chamberlain when he decided 70 torcgo
year . college cugtpiu,y and turned pro
A. the puhciEod coegc basketball history,
bounded peculiar nor he entered
hardly enjoyed OF mind Consequently
young ot athlete able TO perform np 70 his
potential
In his article IN Look magazine ttc publication printed
Rohnsons story his retirement nom hasebap Chamberlain
forth convincing argument why he never realized ha great
natural ability college,
he game was forced TO play at lu wasn't
PLAYER ne wrote
points eoadou. against hi. developing
would have made him the opncch
that everybody expected
my unusual physical advantages" he explains
says only ganehH first against Northwestern
points guarded only other
he said at least two sometimes three pat
was always stationed pivot continued ary
basket position
would have been 20 sacrifice The rebound advantage 50 al could do
herv and npshoot rebound the hall back
Chamberlain insisted that he could learn points OF play Tie
said could only couple
PLAYERS gapRed up could
The nd q things he has develop 20 be able with the
contryod ways ~
wiz Frank Mcclure coach % he University North Carolina weh
beat Kansas the 1857 glowing magazine
count OF how he devised hedng VIII in hs sophomore
season
derry pulled up-o, Naa.a.
coaching triumph century and
,elcphoncd friends bach - Toeslo.
II the coaches had ingenuity cc
uvanesa and ha terrific height advantage power
Chamberlain felt college basketball would permit cope
tactics that quit tho more
Despite the exaggerated that Chamberlain
600 anything like enrolling Lawrence Rams
school wat knows he make quite ~ money pro
fact that he fofsoo Indicative Chamberlain nothing
atanta for his basketball wares Tor the Jayhawks
WIZ Also ec"gnss he has earning potential
he Is capable getting transforming ,au.
vii Yield tidy
Nobody Criticize Chauberiains help family
byearld father and three
slstsIal They entitled To "a
can help them IN that respect, who should envy
oh yea there tho critic WIN raped
selling his retirement story consulting nuar
les az Kansas Whiso quitting college. anyway
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-13
Giles Commends
Moys' Action
In Baseball Rukus

Philadelphia tANPl Willie
Mays. san Francisco Giants out
fielder was commended hy War,
ren G cities National League
president for his "clear thinking
ard quick action" IN The Ruben
GENES Danny Murtsugh hassie
during a game between the Giants
and the pittsburgh Pirates re.
Gently.
In the game. Gomez and Muir
laugh became involved in a fist.
swinging. bat welding duel The
incident occurred when Murtaugh,
Pirates manager protested I'm.
pire Frank Dascolfs warning 70
Pirates pitcher Vernon Law about
tossing "dustcrH at Gomez, fiery
Giants pitcher On the way to the
mound. Murtaugh repeatedly made
some remarks 20 GoheS who re-
piled with gestures and the battle
ensued Murtaugh swung AZ Gomez
and missed and Ruben threatened
him with his bat
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-13
layeIl Walker, Gladys
King Win National
Bowling Titles

Chicago CAMP -Layell Walker
and Gladys King OF Indianapolis
are the 1858 singles champions OF
the National Bowling association
which concluded ITS fourday meet
at the Hyde Park bowling alleys
recently
Participation in the associations
18th annual tournament were con
testants from Is states, In an So
mems and a like number Of wo-
mems teams cimpeted.
Walker won the mems title with
score OF .eS5 10 become the new
champion
Miss King, small and chic but
very effective on the lanes rolled
.5s2 in to capture the women's
singles.
In the mems doubles. James
Merritt Of Jersey City, nj. and
Eddie Alexander OF Orange, NJ
were the victors with a ,1245 mark
Georgia Jones and Helen Lowder
captured the women's doubles title
They rolled I09S,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-13
World Boxing Unit
Orders Patterson To
Defend His Title

Paris France CAMP The
World Boxing committee. repre-
seuting the New York State com
mission the British Boxing Board
OF control and the European Box,
ing union. has ordered heavyweight
champion Floyd Patterson to dc.
tend his title BY Sept, 80 or for
felt recognition By the committee.
The committee also specified
that Patterson. inactive since stop.
ping Peter Radcmaeher in title
bout in Seattle Wash, Aug %
1857 must defend against one Of
the top four chanengers, Eddie
Machen, Fora Foley. wlnie Pas
trano or Roy Harris,
The committee took the action
following a meeting last week II
issued the following statement
The period IN which the world
heavyweight title should have been
defended has been exceeded by
FAR The World Championship com
mittee considered that the persls-
tent refusal by Patterson and his
manager 70 defend the heavy.
weight title cannot be considered
as serving interests of boxing IN
general and Patterson's own rep.
utation in particular
In consequence The committee
decides that Patterson must defend
his title against one Of tho otnci-
ally designated challengers before
Sept 80
In the event that Patterson
should refuse the committee viii
not recognise him any longer as
champion Of the world and viii
study what steps to take IN sp-
pgication Of this decision.
The committee is certain this
decision is in the interests OF box
ing and the public in general which
deserves 10 see an active world
champion
Informed OF the committees ae-
ton. Gus D'Amato, Pattersons
manager threatened to take the
committee TO court, individually
and collectively He said he won't
be pushed
julius Helfand. chairman OF the
New York commission. heads the
world group,
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lie wen ~ and lost 7 he rhalkrd
up and canned run mark of asa
while strildng out l1s ana giving
up 100 free tickets
u Grant continues the fine work
be hss shown "a the first 10 games
this SEASON he might be- The first
tan player 20 win The Al rookie
81 The Veht hnnora
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CAMPASELLA SAYS
DODGERS OFFERED
nm COACHING JOB

New York AMP Roy Camp.
amelia revealed iaa, week that
President Walter o'Maisy ~ ne
Ios Angeles Dc4rera has Offered
hiu a coaching iob NTH ne podg
era when he RECEIVERS from the
paralysis which resulted from In.
Jcriss sustained in IN automobile
accident iaE' Jan. -
Campanslla whose career AZ
catcher eAa halted by The accident
is showing continuous Improve.
usut BE is nav able 10 ~ IN a
wheel chair with the help q a
brace inst supports bis neck The
neck vas fractured IN ne accIder,