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Anixersnrio Matrimonial

AniversoFio Matrimonial
Nos complace enviar I'm calido
saludo al senior Howard W. Christ
mas y sonora, Edith Marie de
Christmas. qui4nes c%elebraran en-
Ell dia de ma1ana la grata OCCASION
del a%niversario de SUI nac1miento.
Manana lunes celebraran otro
aniversario matrimonial, rodeados
de- afecto de todos los suyos, ell
senior Efrain ChaparrO y sonora,
ZOraida de ChaparrO, miembros
estimados de nuestra colonia his
panoamericana.
Vayan para eilos nuestras mas
caras felicitaciones y yotos por su
ventura personal
De Visito
Por la via aerea y procedente
de Ciudad de Guatemala, lego en-
dias pasados a Miami ell apreciado
caballero senior don GuillermO An.
dreu CorzO. Jefe de Propaganda
de la compania aerea AVIATECA
de Guatemala.
Ell senior Andreu Sc hOspeda du-
rante SUI estadia aqui en- la resi-
dencia de sus hijoS, senior David
Fraser y sonora. Teresita Andrew
de Fraser.
LIE presentamos I'm cordial salu-
do y lie deseamus una permanencia
muy placentera en- esta ciudad.
Bodos de Popel
Queremos ser los primeros en-
felicitar cordia:mente al senior
Edwin CamachO y sonora Della
Vega de CamaohO, quienes cele-
bran en- ell dia de hoy la grata oca-
sion de sus Bodas de Papel, pri-
mel %aniversar;o matrimonial, Y
aprovechamos la OCCASION para de-
scales muchos amos mas de dicha
conyugal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-16

desempenado varios altos carsos
en- la Banca de Colombia, v a.
ademas, autor de un n1mero de
%articulos sobre economic ' finan.
Zas.
Ell DR., Carlos Urrutia-Aparicio
disertara sobre LA Situaci6n Pc.
Utica Actual de Guatemala" en- In
proxima reunion del Club, Ell dia
20, a las ocho de Ia noche, Salon
2062, Departments de Concrete
Ell DR.. Urrutia es c~orresponsal de
varios diarios centroamerieanos v.
ash mismo, autor de algunos ira.
tados sobre temas hist6ricos.politi.
cos. Una de sus obras, tituIada:
"Puerto Rico y los Estados Uni.
dos, fue publicada recientemente
en- Mexico.
La Ora. Graciela Guam, Presi-
denta de la Comision Interameri-
(Pasa a la Pagina III
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Per EDNA BoWLEs

senior Murphy, es Ell senior OswaIdo
Castro, de las Naciones ,Unidas. Ell
Centre esta situado en- TIA 10Th.
Street, Northwest, y alberto al
publico todos los dias excepto sa-
bados y lunes.
49,
I'm grupo de cerca de Glen miem
bros del Club de lisa Americas Sc
reunio Ell jueves dltimo en- ell De.
partamento de Comericio para es-
cuchar al nuevo Consejero Eco
nomico de Ia Embajada de Co.
lombia, DR.. Jorge Franco, hablar
sobre algunos "Aspeetos de la Eco
nomia Colombiana".
Ell DR.. Franco, quien ha estu-
diado en- Harvard y Oxford, es ca
tedratico de la Facultad de Glen
cias Economics, Universidad de
Los Andes, actualmente en- uso
de licencia de esa institution. Ha
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-16

cuai nos complace felicitarla cor
dialmente y desearle muchos alo.
mas de vida.
Rodeada del carino de sus amo
rosos padres, e.ebrara manana Ia
grata OCCASION de SUI cumpleanos Il
preciosa nina Silvia Buttari, hiis
del senior Luis Buttari Y sonora
Aida de la Tore de Buttari, mien
bros estimados de nuestra colonis
GUIANA residente en- Miami.
Nos anticipsmos en- felicitarls
de manera muy especial y desear
lie largos, amos mas de vida, plenos
de bienestares y gratas ventures.
Nos anticipamos en- ~felicitar cor.
dialmente al estimado caballero
cuDano senior Angel Baquero quien
celebrara en- ell dia de mahana Ia
grata OCCASION de su cumpIeanos.
Celebra hoy la grata ecasi6n de
su cumpleanos la graciosa nj
ma Maria del Carmen Soberats,
hija del senior Carlos SOberat y Sc
nora Luz Marina de SOberats,
miembros estimados de nuestra
colonia hispancemericana.
Nos complace felicitarla carino-
samente y desesrle una prolonga-
da existencia, plena de alegrias '
bienestares.
Nuestros psrsbienes con mott
vo de la grata celebration de SUI
cumpleanos en- esta fecha para ell
apIeciado caballero pu%ertorrique-
no senior John Torruella, y nues.
tros votos por su ventura perso-
nal.
Vayan nuestrsS sinceras felicita.
clones para la gentil senorita Por.
firia Reyes, con motive de la era.
ia celebration del aniversario de
SUI nacimiento en- Ell dia de hoy.
Llega hoy al octave aniversa-
rio de su allegro e~xistencia la gra-
ciosa nina Helen Arevalo, hija del
senior Felecho ArevaIo y sehora,
Carmen de Arevalo, miembros es-
timados de nuestra colonia hispa-
noamericana residente en- esta
ciudad.
Vayan para ella nuestras carl
nosas felicitaoiones y votos porque
goce de muchos, y muy dichosos,
amos MAJ de VIDA.
Rodeada del afecto de sus seres
queridos, celebra en- ell dia de hoy
la grata OCCASION del tercer aniver-
sario de su nacimiento la primoro.'
sa ninita Cristina FiguerOa, a
qulen nos complace enviar nues-
tras mas calidas felicitaciones y
votos porque goee de muchos amos
mas de vida.
$50
Llega hoy a sus tres amos de
edad ell precioso nino Eduardo To.
rres, hijo del senior Jose Vicente
Torres y sonora, Ester Angarita de
Torres, gentil pareja %barranqui-
llera residente en- Miami.
Lo felicitamos carinosamente v
lie deSeamos una pr~olonsada y
pr6spera existencia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-16

Bodos de Pdpel
En- este dia celebran la grata
OCCASION de sus Bodas de Papel, pri
mer aniversaric conyugal, Ell Sc
nor Lorenzo Colon y sonora, Bau.
dilia FiguerOa dc Colon, miembros
apreciados de nuestra colonia
puertorriquena.
Vayan para ellos nuestras since
ras f~elicitaciones y votos por su
bienestar.
CumpIeanos
En- ell dia de manana llegara a
sus ocho amos dc edad ell simpati-
co nino Alberto Riera Gomez, hijo
del senior Orlando Riera Gomez
y sonora, Olga Gonzalez de Riera
Gomez, miembros estimados de
nuestra colonia cubana.
BESIDE ahora lie enviamos nues-
tras carinosas felicitaciones y votos
porque disfrute de una prolongada
y prospera ~exiStencia.
=
Mos complace felicitar cordial
mente a la genlil senorita Susan
Owre, hija del DR.. J. Riis Owre, de
la Facultad de la Universidad de
Miami, y su ge1til esposa, con mo-
two de la grata celebration de SUI
cumpleafos en- Ell dia de manana.
Celebra hoy sus dos amos de
edad ell g%racioso nino Jimmie Ra.
mos, hijo del senior SiIvestre Ra.
mos y sonora, CarIOta de Ramos, Y
con tai motive lie enviamos nues-
tras felicitaciones muy especiales
y votos porque disfrute de muchos
amos mas de vida.
y X X
Celebrara manana lunes la grata
OCCASION de su cGmpleanos la apre-
ciada dana Guiana sonora Maria
Amalia Ramon de Cruz, esposa del
senior Raul Cruz, motive por ell
quez, estaran de fiesta Ell dia de
. manana II de febrero con mott
vo de celebraf SUI tercer ano de
feliz vida matrimonial. En- tan
dichosa OCCASION esta seccion les
envia efectuosas congratulated
mes.
Pasa a Ia Pagina III
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-16
JOvENBs Y vIEJOs

JOVENES Y VIEJOS
Querida Amaranta: FL OtrO dia,
en- Ell curse de una reunion, Sc
habI6 de la edsd de las mule.
res. AlgunaS de elias cOnfesa'
ron la suya, prObablemente qui.
tandOse amos; en- Gambia, yO tn.
We que declarar una edad supe.
! a la que tengO, LO hice pOr
cOqueteria, 0 81 prefiere listed
pOrque como ms cOnsta que pa
rezcO mas vieja de 10 que soy
me pareci6 que debfa anadirme
amos en- lugaf de quitarmelOs.
Hace POGO que vine de mi pals
natal y me vOy dandO cuenta de
que estOy aveientada. 6Que pc.
dria hacer para evitarl0?..
ROSana
Una de las cosas en- que 80
dlferencian las capitales de los
pueblos, y los paises ricos de los
palSeS pobres, es Ell aspecto juve-
MI o no de Sus mujeres. En- los
pueblos y en- los paises pobres
Ell rigor de la lucha por la vida
Sc refleja en- ei aspecto de las
mujeres, que a los Is amos pare
cen tener diez mas; en- cambio,
hay Sitios los Estados Unidos,
por ejemplo- donde las mule.
res de IS parecen tener diez amos
menos.
Lo absurdo, sin embargo, es
que viviendo ell los Estados Uni
dos y disfrutanGo de las ventaias
que nos brinda la modernidad y
ell comfort hays tantas mujeres
hIspanas que, ys sea por SUI ma
nera de vestir, por su exceso de
peso, o pOr SUI ausencia de gra-
Ella en- la forma de maquillarse,
sigan p%areciendo mucho menos
jovenes de 10 que son.
Y no es solo Ell aspecto fisico.
Muchas muieres Sc dejan veneer
por el peso de sus calamidades
y aceptan la yelez como un pro-
blema sin remedio. Su mirada
Is triste SUI vo7 carece de tim.
bre, andan con ademan de fati,
ga spiritual, no pareeen tener
ganas de vivir Tai cosa es tanto
como mermarse adrede la vida,
es decir, una modalidad del sui.
.cidio lento.
Y Jpor que La vida merece
realmente ser vivida. Todo es
question de ruestra actitud an
tie ella. Hay v'eios tan animosos
que siempre estan iniciando al
go nuevo, sin que jamaS den mues
tras de c%ansahclo. iSeamos jo.
venes en- .nuestlo aspecto, y en-
nuestro espiritu! Es un verda-
dero placer yer a esas mujeres
"a maduras pero delgadas, eIegan
ties, aglleS, s%onrientes y conten.
tas en- SUI madurez porque saben
que Ell encanto de la primera iu-
ventud no es inico. En- elias de.
bemos ~inspirarnos.
NO me es possible contestar
mas coRcretamente a SUI consul.
ia porque no me da los datos que
seria n~ecesario para clio. Nc obs.
tante, a base de 10 que antece.
de, no lie sera dificil averiguar
Ia pauta capaz de so~lucionar SUI
problema. Muy it'll puede serle
Ia lectura de slguno de los mu.
chos libros que Sc han publicado
soore Ell tema En- la biblioteca
publica mas proxima a su domi.
clio podran facilitarselo.
PARA VARIAS LECTORAS
PARA RITA: Puesto que us.
ted Sc divide pOr complete de-
81 nOviO, tan pronto vino a este
pals, es decir tan pronto como
Re perdi6 de vista, es evidente
que no 10 guerra. En- consecuen.
ela, ma hecho listed bien en- de-.
eirselo claramente porque unas
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-16
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-25
.Ashburn's Sister
In Narrow Escape

NORFOLK, Nebr., Mar. rs
(R.-The twin sister Of Out
fielder Richie Ashburn Of the
Phillies had a narrow escape
early yesterday when her car
left the highway and plunged
into a water-filled roadside
hole.
State Trooper Daryl Bitten
ger said Mrs. Donna White, 81,
of Burns, Greg. went to sleep
at the wheel and her car
plunged into the deep hole.
Mrs. White. who was alone,
managed to crawl from the car
as it settled into the water.
Only the top Of the vehicle was
visible when officers arrived.
Mrs. White suffered only
bruises and abrasions. She was
en- route from Omaha to Tilden,
where she has been visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Neal
Ashburn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-25
THE BASEBALL
BEAT
BY BURTON HAWKINS

a ball get past him the other
day that ought to be caught.
But if he can't do it, we got
Whitley Herzog around. and he
looks good.
Nov, you gotta say we're
kinda solid in catchers with
four of us around here, al
though / guess maybe only
three of us will be around when
we get going. / think I'll be do
ing a little more hitting than !
did last year.
Cookie knows us all now and
amt nobody fooling him. He's
a smart manager and I imagine
he learned a few things last
year that's gonna make him
smarter.
Like I said, the Yankees fig
ure on top. But you take any
of those other seven-anybody
can wind up second. Maybe il
we come UP with a little help.
maybe we can have ourselves
some fun"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-25
BY BOB HANSON
star stan Writer

Elm Baylor, the areas first
All-lmerica basketball player
sincS Bozie Berger made 1t at
MARYLAND in the 1930S, left the
door open to turning pro this
year when questioned on the
subjet last night.
TR 6-foot-6. 225-pound for
erSpingarn High School star.
who was the country's second
leadAg scorer this season and
was Voted the most valuable
playf in the National Collegi-
ate thletic Association cham
pionhip tournament at Louis
vile KY, last week end. is
visitag his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. Baylor at 154
Hickman street Sc.
"Iexpect to be married this
sumher," Baylor said in re-
Spore TO q question whether
he Wuld return to Seattle Uni
versg next fall or turn pro,
"and I'm not sure just what
my Jams will be after that"
BSlor. when pressed on the
subjEt Of turning pro, said he
had 20 preference as to a team
If dAfted by the National Bas-
kethll Association. He said he
had not received any offers.
HowVer. if an offer is made
andhe accepts. Baylor said he
beli4es he could quickly adjust
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-25
BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

Washington area bowlers
soor will enjoy another luxur-
ious plant. The Twin Brook
Bovlerama in the Twin Brook
Shopping Center at 2022 Viers
Millroad. Rockville, is slated to
oper a week from tomorrow.
1t will offer 20 Brunswick
lanei for duckpins and IL for
tenpins. with the tenpin layout
the FIRST in the area equipped
with the new Brunswick auto
matt pinsetters. Sherman au-
tomatoes will operate the duck
pins.
Twin Brook will be the fourth
installation in this area of Fair
Lane Enterprises. which oper-
ates the Woodmoor. Hyattsville
and Anacostia Spillway bowl
ing eenters. A fifth, in Falls
Church, is in the planning
stage and will be one of the
largest hereabout.
Pete Santora, general man.
ager for the chains area estab-
lishments, is planning a preview
party for next Tuesday at Twin
Brook, featuring one Of the
country's top tenpinners, prob
ably Joe Wilman.
The new plant will introduce
the latest innovations in bowl
ing equipment and styling and
will showcase such facilities
as the ultramodern Sawtooth
ceiling for day-bright, indirect
illumination, luxurious carpet
ing and decor, spacious lobby,
snack and grill areas, meeting
and clubrooms, tiled wash
rooms and a playroom with
expert baby sitter service to
accommodate mothers who
bowl during the daytime. Other
features are sound conditioning
and year-round air condi-
tioning with electrostatic III
tiers for complete air purifica-
ton. Ample parking space in
the new Twin Brook Shopping
Center will be at the disposal
of bowlers.
Santora already is planning
a busy program of activities,
with emphasis on youngsters
from 7 to II under the super
vision of the American Junior
Bowling Congress. They will
be provided with free instruc-
ton and reduced rates. Wom-
ems classes will have free
instruction and practice games.
Leagues desiring accommo-
dations, or help in getting or
ganized. are invited to phone
Sanford at Ludlow 1888.
4 49,
To a woman goes the distinc-
ton of having rolled the high
est duckpin game ever recorded
at the Alexandria Bowling
Center.
Mrs. Joyce White. q member
Of the jefferson Manor Phar-
macy team in the Jefferson
Manor League, shot 1872. The
string went like this: Spare,
fiat nine. two misses Of SINGLE
pin breaks. spare, spare, triple
strike and spare.
= Mrs. White will be honored
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E|gin BoyIor Undecided
On Future With Pros

to the pros style of play. Al
though Q senior at Seattle,
Baylor has another year OF
eligibility.
Baylor'S fiancee is Miss Ruby
Saunders, q junior at Howard
University. She is no relation
to Francis Saunders. a team
mate Of Baylor's both at Spin
garn and Seattle. who also is
visiting here.
Baylor disclosed that he re-
ceived an injury to his ribs in
the game with Kansas State
last Friday. X-rays disclosed
no fracture, but doctors said
he had two cracked ribs.
1T bothered me in the Ken
lucky game the following
night" Baylor said. II just
couldn't rebound"
Despite his injury, Baylor
scored rs points and grabbed
10 rebounds against Kentucky.
Baylor. who scored 48 points
in two games at Louisville and
lee the NCAA tournament scor-
ing with 135 points in five
games. said Kentucky had a
fine team and deserved to win,
but he thought Kansas State
had the better team.
Baylor will fly to New York on
Friday for rehearsals for an
appearance on the Steve Allen
show Sunday. He will return
to Seattle Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-25
MIA PLAYOFFS
GAME TODAY

GAME TODAY
st. Louis at Detroit (St. Louis leads
81 In best-of-7 semihnals)
GAME TOMORROW
Boston at Philadelphia Boston leads
SO in best-of-7 semifinals).
GAMES THURSDAY
Detroit at ct. Louis.
Philadelphia at Boston (if neess-
sary).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-25

At a ceremony at the Alexandria
plant tomorrow night. She will
receive q trophy and gold metal
and the shoulder patch worn by
ITS" Club members, plus a
merchandise certificate, the
gift of Cohen's Quality Shop.
\ =
Bill Lewis will be starred on
WMAL-TVs Bowl the Champ
at $3.50 pm. Saturday. Chal-
lengers will be Harvey Wiedy,
Bill Hawkins. Lee Mayer and
Mrs. Rita Scarborough.
In the last show, Jack (The
Beanstalk) Moulton shot 1877 to
win five frames and $125.
Bernie Hurlock rolled 126 to
win four boxes and q crack at
the jackpot. which he missed.
One of the best sets rolled
this season by a woman at Sill
yer Spring was q 383 by Betty
Brooks of the Silver Spring
Women's 495 League. The
games were 124, 1873 and 1875.
Betty averages lot.
4 \ 4
Early leaders in the National
Duckpin Congress champion
ships at New Haven are:
Mems Championship teams: Tonys
LUNCH. Winsted. Con-. 1.769.
Women's championship teams: HART
iorq Tel and Del. Hartford, Conn,
Mems regular booster teams: Pratt
whitney Aircraft. PlainVille. Conn,
Mems D booster teams: Litehfeld
Farms, waterbury. Conn. 1 .647.
Women's B booster teams: Texas
Hamothe. Hartford, 766.
Women's doubles Shirley Vittner-
Amy Pirkey, Manchester, Conn. 662,
Mems singles: Pete slomcinsky.
wOmen,s singles: Terry CUNNING
nam, Bridgeport, Conn., 336
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ploded on Charley's chin and
he went down for eight. In
stead of attempting >to box his
way out of trouble, Hood
elected to slug it out. Hodge
proved too strong and rugged.
They exchanged some power
full punches and the Garden
crowd went wild. Hodge finally
connected with a looping right
that send Hood sprawling into
the ropes and then to the can
vas. He was glassy-eyed and
stunned. Referee John O'Don-
nell signaled that the fight was
over at that point. Hood strug-
gled up and wanted to continue,
but the referees decision to call
a halt was a wise one.
Surrounded by a throng OF
admirers in the dressing room
Hodge said: I
II know / beat a good man in
Hood. I've never had to take
that kind of punishment before,
but now I know I can do what
a heavyweight ought to be able
to do-get of the floor"
Smiths triumph over Foster
was another workmanlike job
on the part Of the classy WASH
ington featherweight.
Norman said after the bout
that he too expects to Join
the pros shortly, now that he
has finally achieved his goal
as the king Of the Golden
Gloves 1875 Founders.
Smith helped his Eastern
mates pour it on the Western
battlerS. who we're absorbing
their worst defeat in the 81
years Of the amateur classic.
Foster was completely out
classed as well as confused by
Smiths two-pronged attack.
first from an orthodox stance
and then from the switch to
the southpaw style.
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SENATORS
Continued From Page Ais

had broken down. Lavagetto
isn't in a mood to keep him for
laughs and hasn't permitted
him to crash the lineup in any
capacity.
Throneberry, once considered
q conner when he broke in with
the Red Sox, has failed to break
bad batting habits. Cookie
thinks he can regain his stride
only by playing steadily in the
minors. He batted .185 in So
games with the Senators last
season.
Faye was given every chance
to make good this spring. He
was drilled necessarily in the
batting cage by Lavagetto and
Coach Bill urges but didn't
respond to. instruction. He
batted II times in exhibitions.
got one single and Is times
failed to hit the ball out Of
the infleld. In q game against
the Phillies he popped up 1--WE
straight times.
The Senators were rained out
of a scheduled exhibition with
the White Sox yesterday. mark
ing the fourth time they've
been forced to yield to the
weather. They'll take on Gin
cinnati here today, with Pedro
Ramos and Camilo Pascual due
to pitch. They'll play a squad
game tomorrow, when Gary
Mitchell. Don Minnick, Bud
Byerly and Angel Olivia viii
work, then clash with the Car
dinals Thursday and the Yam
KEGS Friday.
Roy Sievers, idle 10 days
with q pulled leg muscle, will
return to action Thursday
against st. Louis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-25
George KeII Hired
As Broudcuster

NEW YORK, Mar. Is (Spe-
ciaD George Kell, former star
American League third base
man. was hired by the Column
bia Broadcasting System yes
terday as a sports broadcaster.
Kell will conduct a l0-minute
interview program preceding
|CBS's Saturday game of the
week beginning April S. After
the Sunday game of the week
series starts June /, Kell will
alternate weekly between the
two programs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-25
BY MERRELL WHITTLEsEY
star stan writer


With $1,000 in added purses
already guaranteed and with
entry fees for the schedule TO
be about four times that
amount. the tournament pro-
gram Of the Middle Atlantic
Professional Golfers Associa-
ton is getting to be big bust
ness.
As the tournaments and the
purses increase. so do the prob
lens. At the spring meeting Of
the sectional PGA at Belle
Haven Club yesterday. Bill
Clarke's Tournament Commit
tee ironed out some Of the kinks
from last year.
There was trouble at the OUT
set in 1857 when the flrst pro-
amateur at Rolling Road was
postponed on account Of rain.
Some thought it was q rather
hasty decision. All entry fees
were kept, and the same field
was supposed to play when the
event was rescheduled in July.
But there was more confusion
and some bowling.
Rule on Cancellations
Now no tournament can be
called OF without at least an
hours wait, and If it is called
OF all entry fees. will be re-
funded and the event will be
Cancelled.
There was a mixup at Guam
tico last fall when the pro-
amateur there was poorly
attended while many Of the
Mid-Atlantic pros competed in
a rival event Offering more
money at York. Pa. Now, pros
must have permission from the
Mid-Atlantic PGA to play out
Of the section.
There was some Streamlining
of the first tee operation. The
entry fee for amateurs was
raised so cents to So, but handi-
cap cards will be free. instead
Of the 81 charge. That will
eliminate the time-consuming
card selling on the first tee.
The tournaments are, about
evenly divided between the
Washington and Baltimore
area. plus two events in Hagers-
town. The sites include Goose
Greek. Quantico. Fort Meade
and Sherwood Forest.
May Shift Title Meet
The Mid Atlantic PGA
championship tentatively is
scheduled for June 1924. but