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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-21
Contest TO Decide
District ? Winner

Snow jumped II 10 further con.
fuse the picture in district 2 basket
ball Freeman H still the top team
Iii the district tbangs u d $40 win
over y Abemarle last Thursday
which gave Alasinarc 40 ~ record
and Freeman 4 80. indicated WI
tie district. record Abcmarle TOOK
4 4q.i Win from culpapef Wcdnes-
day night but that had little bearing
on the standing
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-21
Loops final Week Vital
Deposilors, League Juniors Halt
Shocmcn's Streak With 69-64 Win

The Youngsters Ii the HE
Basketball League Flint National
Bank y pepQ ltofs refused IL ~
oge!aNed ~ cf,ddocl Terry an
defeated atAlu8 ana procrclc. 10
Ah!p the headers h.ti Id the A-rk a
only game
Saturday night f'ufiueilie Mig
~. and National Guards contest,
like everything else, gave way 10 thr
snow
The Dispositions victory. generated
Nh \ a-ti0n-bah.nd rally when
CT lad 3l-3o Al hal!t!mc. created
points followed BY guard Jcrrr
Hammer with II
X Center Everett Gee racked up d
total 81 II points for Victoria TO
BIZ their hugh man He was followed
by forward Eilly Wellons with II
points.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-21
District ; Coari Tourney Squads
certain. But Seeding Unsettled

However, stpenements o. all Tues
{daY nitsht games and he, doubtful
7 status ot touiefis gaines leaves the
situation III cloud Of uncertainty
.eete said thai thts Districts eXe
dlHnve committee doubtless would
( have u M called together to d.
/ lerniae cutuli date lor won-lost
fe@tids anll aaN naAt up arrange
] meats
4 -Four Nights
The annual. tournament has been
4 changed This Neag ~ ioui-nieht
event iii place Of The one after
noon three NIGHTS as formerly Two
+ games are scheduled Wednesday
/ through Friday. With the single
championship contest TO be played
i Saturday night Starting time Oh
doibleheader nights is 80
Al tits point II appears that the
49, ''As.''''s ,4aa4s ~ = :. - '.'ns
''aii'' Nahao''ii'h eiiis Sfs"e, VIC
loi!a, hehpildee' efeehssiiia fatifA'
Vile and Brunswick
, Team alanaiilss u mol lam at
all s.'iAee tle sncElh8'aih ana
Randolph Henry aa'nes has been
] p1stp9lAea scam aha NJ Ma'nS arg
slated % Dc IL ac'ioh 'oiileh'
4, 49, .,o,,ant p,,optno,a,, ,.aas
,tn III TIL, rseora ,n,,awod ~
IN I'M sD'N' ~" -
these sqi@ds enters The tourney
seeded 80 WI y determined by
8A'nr9 played toM#hi \ any
rn ~,,, S...,..
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-21

The District basketball toulna
,nen,, from which VIII emerge the
loops repreSenlatiTa IA the Group
j. state championship egem at
VII i scleaaiod q oxen heyl
Netne day nisAt Witt two asm
Il MISUNDERSTANDING College
tournament Chairman a u
Les.tc tafnylf Hah seteol prn4
cpal sand to-day that al ealnes
through tonight FRIDAY count il
determining Qualltiers and pairnss
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-21
H-SC Hopkins Game
Tonight Ends Season

The No / and No 2 squads in
the Mason Dixon Conference square
OF tonight Friday In Cannon
N ynnasiiin here when Hampdeh
sydney t8el - host 10 Johns Hap
..ins % u.
The Tigers dropped into second
place after Saturday nights G.-18
loss 10 NJ 81 Mays whose % RE
ord Is good sor fifth place La the
standings.
Hopkins single loss was the re-
cent 6X-Ji tumble 10 L0yO!a in
fourth place With 81 record
The game tonight is the last OF
the regular season for llampden-
sydney. now lJ-5 overall.
After tonight. the Tigers rest un.
I'll leaving next week for the Md
tournament al Baltimore. February
n. 20 and March /.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-21

several 'ifa' for this last week 81
regular season ACTIVITY t the fai-
nicipal loop Randolph IaIoon %ith
70 points and Winston Johnston with
u paced We ~inhela< iJunpan had
81 ior en-
Ihe loss len craidoek Terry ia
The league lead N 4 mark for
The seasons second half Ii the
Shrmen% win their final game
against tie National Guards Sanlr-
day night. they'll be beyond reach
and VII. own the title
This Week Vital
However. i they lose and the
second-pla1c FaiInville Mfg. o.
Builders ain tonight Thursday
against FIRST National Bank, a
makeup u the postponed Builders
Guardainen game all ~ necessary.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-21
Games ronIxh,

CfcWc al rarinylle
Victoria AT buckingham
Greensvillc at Amelia
RandolphHeiav At Brunswick.
kenbrieige III Blackstone
PARK View at Bllestone
Scoring Leaders
Clabonsh, FMS 22.3
Jones Ran-ilenrv 1915
Clary Brunswick l3.3
GlYder. Ran-Henry la.3
Anderson TAfnelia 1913
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-21

MIS- EllHabeth SchalbIe rolled y
l7y ior the high game during an
Informal match in the new Ladies
ten pin competition last week
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-21
BOWLING
League Results

hIily NATION toot high zane Ana
tiaree game total pm hohofa Iur5
day hlshls al The hi'lsuln bowler
tanned bach The t'arnvlilt i'is, t.a
games 10 one
Wllsons high came VA 2oa
While his three game KNOCK down
VAS 500 pins. OF IA ln7 average lof
each game. The Holsum squad
made il white wash triumph iof
the night with team hon1rs. rollins
245a pins
The Eulkeville Five BY winning
2 TO over A and p maintained
It's front position. and Davidson " m
proved It's percentage with a-t
win over Leggett's
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-21

Carolyn Moore and Dolly Noble
won the honors In the ladies duck
pin league last week. the former
rolling the high game o. l2a pins.
while Mrs. Noble had the high
three game set OF JO8 pins. Leg
gets squad had the high team
total pins With score 81 1867
In the matches. LeERntt's whipped
Home Furniture 80. while New
berry's won over Taylor Forbes. 4
l. The STANDINGS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-25

"a Sweaters Of Orion or Tyeoro.
Bulky knit, jewel neckline. coot
styles. puII-overs and cordioons.
Black, ton, blue, rose and white in
group. Were 500 to l4.e5,
500 70 800
100 Summer Skirts, chiefly eottons.
Slim and ftored styles in group thot
includes stripes, pIoids, prints and
eleor eoIors. Were $40 and more,
400
II Plaid Skirts, buckled sides. Red
ond green plaid. Were e.ee. 500
$50 Pieces Cotton PIuyweos, in
GLIDING Bermudos, Jomoicos. short
shorts, pedal pushers, topered points
ond skirts. cIeor colors, stripes and
pIoids. Less than " price 800
so Cashmere Sweaters. novelty pull
cns and eordioons, some with in
torsio details. PosteIs and dorks.
34-4o. Were 2o.o5 to $500,
100 to 24.oo
so Poirs Hond-woven Modros Ber-
muda Shorts. lo-l6. Were e.e9,
900
IS co-oIdinoted Skirts and BIouses
By o famous maker. Brown ond
white or oroy and white Doeron and
Cotton.
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hints that can save time
around the house.
To clean a comb. use your
favorite shampoo and apply
with a small brush. All dirt
is removed and the comb is
just like new. I save q dis
carded toothbrush and my
comb is cleaned very quickly.
Save your old. worn turk
ish towels. They are wonder
full for polishing your win
dows. Old soft tea towels
are good for this too.
When washing stainless
steel tableware, scald II and
wipe 1t dry while still warm.
This way your ware will stay
new looking for years.
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u. S. Plush Lives
Don't Help
Us Abroad

ST. LOUIS. Sept. rs (AP).
Mrs. Frank Schaden. re-
search associate Of the Detroit
archdiocesan council of Cath
Ollie women. told delegates to
the National Council Of Cath
Ollie women they should
recognize the dignity and
rights of all peoples.
She said peoples Of the
world feel we are so wrapped
up In our own plush little
lives as to be unconcerned
with them. They are shocked
by racial discrimination in
our country.
They are not impressed by
our rantings against COM
munism because we fail to
suffer with or understand
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Sportsweor at Greet Servings

Sleeveless BIouses. were 7.99, 400
Slim Skirts, were u.s. 500
80 PoisIey Cotton co-ordinoses,
orange and brown.
Chemise bIouses, we're $50, 400
Slim Skirts, were go 400
- PIeeted Skirts, ArneI trioeetote.
Navy and black. 1915. Were l2.e5,
900
10 Cotton Plaid Blazer Jeekets, or
onoe tones. Less than VI price,
400
II White Pique Cotton Sleeveless
Beach coets with navy bonded but
tons. Less thon u price 49, 400
s White jackets Of ArneI triocetote,
double-breosted. Were 7.o9 400
] Cotton Knit Jackets, bross but
toned navy. Small, medium and
Jorge. Were e.ee- 500
IS BIouses, silks, cottons or Docron.
Clear coIors, poke dots ond some
embroidered styles in group. Jewel
neckIines and collar styles. Postels
and dorks. Were 7.ee to lle5,
900
Is TeFryeIoth Beach coots, "a and
short. White, pink. blue and yellow.
Were e9o to 1875 100 TO 800
W6L-Sportsweor, 3rd Floor
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Freezer Plons

Mrs. r. y. S., Forest Heights
/ wonder If some Of you
readers can help us. We have
been freezer owners for the
past two years during which
time we have belonged to a
food plan which requires no
membership fee.
Now that 1t is almost time
to order again. ! have been
wondering about the merits
Of joining another food plan.
BY far, the majority Of plans
require a 5000 membership
fee and before paying such a
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More on Complaint
Mrs. C. g.. Washington

! believe you have made a
point which should be brought
TO the attention Of some au-
thorityswhich is in a position
to determine exactly what
does happen when ground
beef is sealed in transparent
paper with a hot iron.
On many occasions, when
the stores first adopted this
method Of packaging, ! found
that ground beef left in the
refrigerator for several days
in the original wrapper
smelled spoiled when 1t was
opened. 1t was necessary to
throw many packages away
as / wouldn't risk using it.
This became costly so that
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A Re-Request
NE. A. b. 81, AndcosLId

Mrs. A. B. s., Andcostid
Could some one kindly re-
peat the explanation Of heat
ing with gas in q basement
without having the heater
attached to the furnace?
Thank you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-25

at a tea on Saturday from
2 to 4 pm. The tea is a bene-
fit for the Women's Society
Of Christian Service of
Foundry Methodist Church.
which is studying the Middle
East this year.
The Ambassador and Nina.
Arabian will receive the
guests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-25
Recipe Wanted

Mrs. L. M. D.. Alexandria
Would someone who is
familiar with Dutch East
Indies dishes please be so
kind as to send in a recipe
for Bahmi Goreng-and ex-
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important Servings
On Boys Sports
Coots and jackets

Is Husky Summer Sports coets. In
O royon- looking weave in solid navy
or beige. Also Docron and cotton in
check patterns. Broken sizes Is,
II, f8. lo, 20. Sove we'll over
hoH --~---- ------------ I.SU
30 Como Style jackets. The popu-
lor 4-hoie button front in polished
cotton with knit trim and cuffs
washable. Novy, block, white and
red. Broken sizes 6 TO Is. Juniors,
6 to IL, were 3.o8-------2.ss
IA TO 10. were 4.es-------3.ss
WGL-The Boys Store, 4th Floor
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Record Search

Mrs. M. c., Lexington
I am trying to find a re-
cording Of a dog. or dogs, bark
ing. Can anyone tell me If
such a record can be bought?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-25

them as fellow human be-
ings."
The NCcw's goth biennial
convention ends tonight.
The meow represents a.
900 Catholic women's organ
izations with a membership Of
nine million.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-25
Rolls Request

Mrs. J. S. A., Washington
Can someone please send in
the recipe for Shamrock
Rolls? Thank you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-25

PIeose add 1929 Federal tox
WGL-Luooooe, 7th Floor +. also
Chevy Chose and 7 Corners
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Fomous Moke Crib
Wa, 1925 1895

] standard size crib with stebilixins
bars. pIostie teethins rails. Mohos-
any finished heEdwood.
IS StFolleFs with adjustable sit-up,
or ie-down scot. Canopy. Were
l7.o5 ------I5.IS
WGL-The Nursery Corner,
4th Floor
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Embassy Tea

The Embassy of Iran. at
3003 Massachusetts, avenue
NV, viii be open TO visitors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-25

I now unpackage the meat
as soon as I get home and re-
wrap it In either wax paper
or aluminium foil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-25

plain Just what are the
"Jambals" used in this recipe.
Thank you very much.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-25
Special Purchase
Women's
Aero-Wote Luggage

In q beautiful blue pattern with
ceIonese blue lining with pockets
and strongly bound edges, plus fine
hordwood. Very light weight.
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important Savings on
Mems Fall Suits
33Q.''
Regularly 5000

Regularly 5000 ~
Choose from poins hornes stripes diosOno uted pIons
and hernsbones In obes Of shGskn worsted twist and
unnes This seasons shades Of blue sroy ton and brown in
Fesuors. shorts. longs and stouts
WGL-The Mems Store, Ind Floor
also Chevy Chose. Corners and Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-25
Remnonts-Fiduy Only
Immense Sovinss
on Boys Wear

200 Short Sleeve Sports Shirts
in O wide selection Of oil cot
ton woshobles in checks,
stripes and solid eolors. Some
pullover yacht shirts in the
group. Broken sizes 6-s-lo-
l2-l4. Were 2.eS and 3.es,
CSC
500 Short Sleeve Knit Shirts
in cotton knit with crew necks
or collar styles. Stripes, checks
and solids in the group. Broken
sizes 6-8-l2-l4-l6.l8. Were
l.69 1893 and 2.98,
CSC and I.4s
IS Tie end handkerchief sets
in matching pIoids with tie
tack included. Junior sizes
only. Were l.5o--------9se
M-The Boys Store,
4th Floor
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READERS CLEARING HOUSE

substantial amount to join, /
would appreciate hearing
from some Of you who are
already members of such
plans.
After the 5000 is paid, are
you satisfied with the saw
ings on your food orders2
Is the quality Of the food
consistently high? Are the
portions consistently the
specified amount, ETC.?
! will be grateful to any
kind reader who can help US
decide II It is worthwhile to
pay the amount to join such
a plan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-25
Remnonts-Fridoy Only
Infants Knit Suits

and $50
70 twO-pieee bouele cotton
knit suits in postels, broken
sizes.
So Topper Sets, sleeveless
two-pieee styles with plosti-
eized points. Washable cotton.
Were 300 - l.o9
A. Cotton Sleeveless Dresses
with nyIon ruffles and loce..
Matching rhumbo pants. Pos
tells. Were 300 l.s9
so Cotton SIumbeFskins Sleep
eFs with bootees. One size for
q s TO Is months. Postel prints.
Were us to 2.o9 I.45
4 Christening Dresses, hond
embroidered oroondy mode in
Europe. Were $500 to $500,
1925
W5L--The Nursery Corner,
4th Floor
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Sove Generously
on Millinery
500 /" 900

We're 8.99 to 1875 and more
200 hats in the seasons populoF
siIhouettes, bFims. pilIboxss, prcfiIes,
toqves. berets, many with unusuol
feather or jewel trims. Mostly Foyon
velvet. some feIts, feathers and
Others. Block, noV, brown and
other autumR shades.
81 Hondmode Headache Bonds,
ieweIed. frineed or bowed. Block,
navy or jewel shades. Were ZOO
and more 100
W5L-MiIIinery. End Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-25
Summer Dresses
Less Than u Price
400

40 .Uieees in srsup. oil eOttons.
Hund-woshsbIe.
TO Suits, three styles, in 559o
Docron, 459o wool worsted, eroy
end ton. Petite and misses sizes Y
group. Were 2e-sS.------ zl.oo
WGL-cosuol Sportsweor, Bird Floor
selection Of suits also at Chevy
Chose, 7 Corners and Alexandria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-25
Washington Store Only Except Where Noted
Important Savings
From the Sleep Shop

lnnersprins Mattresses
All Floor Samples
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Fine Lamps
Floor Styles
Z Swins-Arm, block and bross finish
with silk shontuno shode. Were
$500 --.---29.95
Junior Base Only, Damaged. Less
than "a price ----------9.95
! Six-Woy Bose Only. domoeed. Less
than " price .------l0.95
Modern LGmp. white and bross
finish with motchstiek shade. Was
42.95 --------2I.50
z Pole LGmps with cylinder shodes.
Damaged. Were 27.5o ----I3.9S
Pole Lsmp, block with puII-down
lamp. Damaged. Less than " price,
1895
Toble Lomps
Imported Wallpaper Roller Lemp
and shade. Less than Va price, 1896
Pointed Glass Lamp with beige
royon toffeto shqde. Was 1926,
1926
z Florentins Wood lamps with fabric
shode. Were 3e.e5--------Is.ss
Hond- Blown Gloss in rnetol frome.
coral. Fobrie shade. Was 10000,
5000
Imported venetieR Gloss conde-
Iobrum with shode. Was 5000,
1880
Beige Leather with ooId-coIor
trim on the bose. Fobric shode. Wos
34.o5 ----To.S0
] Notified Contemporary with shode.
Wos 1895 ----------z3.S5
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Large Servings on
Major Appliances

Hoover Convertible Special. Auto
motto shift, 2-speed motor Low
speed gets deep down dirt from cor
pets; hos shift to clean with optional
tools. List price 1895 --- $685.
ShetIond PoIisher and Serubber.
Scrubs floors, butts furniture, woxes
floors. Has 6 lobor-soVine ottoch-
ments: 2 scrubbine brushes, z pol
ishino brushes, q felt buffine pods.
List price 1926 1885
G-E FiIter-Flo Washer. There is
woter saver for snoll loads; choice
of hot or warm wash woter. big To-
pound copocity; G-E written wor-
ronty. List price 229.e5 - 1895
WGL-Mojor Appliances,
End Floor, North Building
also Chevy Chose and 7
Corners
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Household Hints

Miss =. L. M, LGnhdm
Here are some household
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-25
Boudoir Lamps

4 Bases Only, ortichoke de-
sign. z green, z red. Were
n IS l2.9S
z Leather, modern design.
Blue and white, with shode.
Were 2l.o5 ----Iz.oS
z Wood and BFoss Finish
Lamps with dominated shode.
Domooed. Were 9.e5 :. $50
z Glass vanisy BGses Only.
Were 7.e5 - $50
! BFoss and Marble Vonity
Lamp with shode. Was 1925,
SOS
I Night TsbIe, bross and
morble with shode. Was
l4.95 7.95
z White Bisque Vonity Lomps,
fieurines. With shode. Were
1875 --7.50
] Blue Bisque Venity Lamp,
fiourine. With shode. Wos
1875 -----T.50
W5L-Lomps, 7th Floor
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Save Up to " and
More on Mems
Clothing Accessories

400 Fsmous- Name T-ShiFts. mostly
small and extro Jorge sizes. Were
200 Fomous-Name Knit Shorts.
Were ! .SO---------- 65e
- WeII-known Short Sleeve, Knee
Length Lounsins Poiomos in O good
size ronee. Were 7.95 - 3.S5
Is Fine Quality Short-SIeevs, Knee
Length Hotiste Peiomos. Were 7.o5,
3.S5
$50 Mems Ties, imported cotton
prints, DGJ Anderson oinohom, wool
blends, including mony bow ties of
the "to-tie" and clip styles. Were
l.50 to $50 -----95e
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-25

ElSCtTICo1 APPtloHSSS
&C Automatic Electric Blankets in
rose, blue or green. Double bed,
list price 2o.95-----ls.S
Double Bed, dual control, list price
1895 --------- zs.ss
Toostmaster- ToosteF for perfect
toost every time. List price 1895,
1879
Sunbeam Controlled Heot Fry Pan
for wonderful testing, lobor-sovIn9
dishes. List price $685. 1892
Vented cover extra.
Universal coffemotie PereoIotor
brews s cups Of coffee exoctly os
you like it. List price 1855 1888
HomiIton Beech Mixette. Handy,
powerful, 3 speeds. Guaranteed 5
years. List price l9.95-----lS.4s
G-E Steam and Dry Iron. z irons in
one. Steam for pressing or. dry tor
regular ironing. List price 1898,
1919
WGL-SmoII Appliances,
Bird Floor, North Building
oIso Chevy Chase, 7 Corners
ond Alexandra
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WOMEN'S GOLF

CONGRESSIONAL = MEM
Der guest)-Won by Mrs. Maui
rice Click. ll-time Maryland
State women's champion from
Woodholme in Baltimore, and
Joan Champion with a rs minus
5 handicap for a net 10.
Low groSs-Barbara Berry
and Barbara Diggs, the Manor
Club champion. with "a. Sec
ond gross-Mrs. Robert Her.
wick and Mrs. Frank Cush
Argyle, 79. Third division
gross-Mrs. E. M. MacCoy ano
Mrs. Godfrey Creyke of Co
lumbia, IS.
Second net-Mrs. Alexander
Leggin and Mrs. Richard
Kreuzburg of Columbia. "a;
Mrs. j. L. McGrath and Mrs
Edward Fox of Kenwood, n.
INDIAN SPRING (Two-lady
team playoffs), first division
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sensational with a little putting
luck.
Col. Kelly had a sharp first
round 70 and almost was caught
loaf1ng in the afternoon. He
was playing with Wild and
Claude came within a stroke of
him when he Clipped in for a
birdie on the 18th hole. That
woke me up" Rennie said, III
did me more good than
Claude" and Kelly pared the
next seven holes for the second
low score.
| Wild, probably the best
| fighter among the District
golfers. came back strong from
that n, and on the 18th was
two under par for the second
round.
Lohren was only two over pal
for 81 holes and then said HI
started trying so hard to catcl
Beman he almost didn't qualify
Il was thinking poorly" Car
said. Lohren is the most I'M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-27
BY the Associated Press

Jerry Pittman of Tulsa
couldn't be blamed today II he
felt like a caddy all over again,
His SO holes finished. he was
stin waiting for someone TO
tell him just how good he did.
The 21-year-old former Ma
tional Caddie champion posted
a nifty 7-under-par 68-67-l35
yesterday to lead qualifiers for
the National Amateur golf
championships.
But today 80 late-starting
Chicago area hopefuls went
after the IL remaining berths
and a round that could take
the National qualifying medal
honors away from Pittman,
who picked up a diploma and
a lot of links know-how at
Southern Methodist University.
Jerry put the golfing knowl-
edge to work at Southern Hills
Country Club at Tulsa and his
round included an eagle and
seven brides, good for a one
stroke edge over Ed Tutwiler
West Virginia amateur cham
pion. who shot a 1856 at Hunt
ington, and Bill Deupree, jr.. of
Fort Mitchell. KY, who
matched it at Cincinnati. Both
were 68-68.
Only five others got in under
lao as qualifying scores went
as high as 1853 as 1850 anna
teurs went after 157 berths
available at 20 sites yesterday
Seven had previously qualified
at Seattle and Honolulu and
another rs, bringing the Ma
tional Amateur field to 200
were exempt from qualifying.
The big test is September
8-13 at Olympic Country Clubs
Lake Course in San Francisco
Robbins Exempt
Defending Champion Hillmar
Robbins is among the exempt
group which includes men,
bers of the United States
Canadian and Mexican Ameri-
cas- Cup teams and six others
A sad note marred the quail.
flying when veteran Fred
Wright of WATERFOWL, Conn.
suffered a fatal heart attack or
the 18th tee at Brookline.
The field will include Don Bis.
plinghof of Miami Beach, Fla.
who made the list with a $685.
1877 at Jacksonville; Gler
Fowler. Oklahoma City, 70.
69-l39, who was runner-up tc
Pittman at Tulsa; and Eli Bari.
teau of Santa Cruz, Calf.
whose 72-67-139 led the big