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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-08-14
Beaverdam MYF Group
Attends Camp Wesley

The Beaverdam Methodist Youth
Fellowship was well represented at
Camp Wesley August 3 to August s
with seventeen from the church in
attendance.
Those enjoying the week were
Janice Arnold, Twyla Augsburger,
Robert Boop, Michael Downey, James
Dunlap, Jackie Eckenwiler, Roger
Eckenwiler, Jean Habegger, Rose
mary Habegger, Jacqui Harvey,
Tommy Jennings, Susan Lewis, Ted
Lobdell, Connie Robnolte, Dolores
RockhiIl, Gretchen Tripplehorn, the
Rev. o. w. Burdette and Mrs. Eloise
Schick.
The group was impressed and in
spired by stories related by the Rev.
Richard Teller and by communion
services led by the Rev. Herman
Secoy. Many new friends were made
by the group.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-08-14
State To Hold Hearing On Relocation
OF FindIay- -BIufftOn Section of Dixie

Completion of the last four-lane
segment of route IS in this area
loomed this week as highway depart
ment officials announced a relocation
haering for the Findlay-Bluffton Sec
ton of the road.
The hearing will be held at 1890
a. m. August 22 in the common pleas
court room in the Hancock county
court house.
Unless determined opposition to re-
location projects develop contracts
are let and construction work begun
within year. This would indicate
that the latest stretch of superhigh-
way in this area might be started
by next summer.
The proposed relocation would be
largely south of the present route Is.
The new highway is expected to be
located about a half mile south and
east of the present route.
The new road would extend from
the present intersection of route IS
and the old Dixie highway near the
Roy Rogers farm northeast of Bluff
ton to tie in with the present Find
lay bypass at a point near the Nickel
Plate railroad.
Length of the new route would be
1913 miles, with lis miles in rural
Hancock county and .43 mile in the
city of Findlay.
The proposed relocation would cross
the present route just southwest of
the Matlack refinery truck terminal
at the western edge of Findlay. It
will connect directly with the present
four-lane section of the Findlay by
pass.
All sections of the Toledo Cincinnati
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Beaverdam

Mr.. and Mrs. Don Heckathorn of
Fostoria were Sunday afternoon visi-
tors of Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Donald
son and family
Mr.. J. E. Patterson returned home
from Long Lake, Michigan, after
spending a week at his cottage, with
his daughter and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Youngbere of Lima.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Younkman
spent the week end with their son,
Clair Younkman and family of Toledo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Searfoss of Co.
lumbus Grove were Sunday evening
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. /. J. Amstutz.
The Vesperian S. S. class of the
Methodist church had their annual pic
mic at Ada Park Sunday.
Robert Snodgrass Jr. returned home
last week from Alaska to spend a
month furlough with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Snodgrass Sr.
Mr., and Mrs. Henry Horn of near
Forest were house guests last week
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton
Rupright.
Our heartfelt sympathy is extended
to Mrs. Grace Weaver and family at
the recent death of her mother, Mrs.
Anna Fett, 80 years, who passed
away last week at the Bluffton Com
munity hospital.
The Home Builders class of the
Church of Christ had their annual
picnic Sunday evening at the CO.
lumbus Grove park and swimming
pool.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-08-14
So Enrolled IN
BCs Third Session

Fifty-three students are enrolled in
classes in the final session of Bluff
ton colleges summer school, which
opened last week. Four courses are
being offered in the three week
period.
Art materials and methods is being
taught by Darwin Luginbuhl, new art
professor, in his first assignment.
Seventeen students are enrolled in
this course.
Other courses being offered are
history of civilization, II enrolled;
educational psychology, IT enrolled;
teaching content material, seven en-
rolled.
Total enrolment for the three sum-
mer school sessions was 159.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-08-14

superhighway between Toledo and
Wapakoneta have either been COM
pleted or are under construction with
the exception of the Findlay-Bluffton
link.
Work on the section north of Find
lay, extending to the Wood county
line, is nearin completion and this
section of the road will be open to
traffic by early fall.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-08-14

ALMOST HALF of the total losses
in growth and mortality of sawtimber
(mature trees) and growing stock is
caused by tree diseases, according to
the U. S. Department of Agriculture.
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LEGAL NOTICE

IN THE COMMON FLEAa/ COURT OF
ALLEN COUNTY, ONO
Case No. 45Q4
Juanlta Jeanny McGee, gnose place of resi-
dence is, l1O4 South MoFgan Street Chicago
o. illinois. will take nyflce that on the 18TH
day OF June, 1868, th< undersigned, William
4. MeGee, tiled his Petition against her in
the Common Pleas fCourt of Allen County,
ONO, praying for divorce and equitable re-
lief, on the groupds Of gross neglect of duty
and extreme crVGIty. Said case TO be for hear
ing on or after six t6D weeks from the first
publication of this notice.
Willian E. McGee, Plaintiff 81
+. BY Renpett & Bennett az
sol National Bank Bldg. Lima, Ohio
Hisgattprneys II
JgIy 81, Aug. 2. IA, "a 2s sept. 4
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NOTICE OF APPoHNTl

INOI IJb Ut LtFTVF3Ai ML4NI
Case No 32fT1
Estate of Mary A. Marshall Deceased.
Notice IL hereby given that Raymond E.
Marshall of r. F. d. No. ~. NBluffton, Ohio,
has been duly anpoilted Adrn uSstEator of the
Estate of Mary a. Mafshab. deceased.- .-f~ee- Of
Allen County, Ohio
Creditors are Ee4ured TO file their claims
with said fidutiary within four months.
Dated this<24th day of July 1858.
Pa0f j. Rockey
Probate Judge Of said County
July 81, Aug. Z. IL
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LEGAL NOTICE

IN THE COMMON PEAS coURT OF
ALLEN COUNTY, OHIO
Case No. 45123
Herbert Donald Bafber, whose place of resi-
dence is unknown gill take notice that on the
9Th day of July, 1858. the undersigned filed
her petition against him in the Court of
Co1mon Pleas ofSAllen County, Ohio praying
for divorce. custSdy of the minor child child
support and OTTER relief on the grounds of
Gross Neglect bf Duty Said cause will be for
nearing on Of after, six (6) weeks from the
first Rublication of this notice.
Barbara Anne Barber, a miner
BY Harmon Paul Damon, neSt friend
By David R. Rodgers. Attornsv at Law
Attorney at Law
4 zos Citizens Building. Lima. Ohio.
July II. "a, 81. Augf7. IA. 2l
LEGAL NOTICE
Case No. 45l76
Sondra Lea Keith, whose last known place
of address was 805 South Main Street, Lima.
Ohio. and her father. Daniel F1ory. whose
last known place of address pas GO Tampa
Armature Works. Tampa. Florida are hereby
notified that Donald Keith has filed his petit
tion against her for divorce. custody of the
minor children and equitable relief on the
grounds of gross neglect of duty and ex-
treme cruelty. in Case Number 45l76 of the
Common Pleas Court of Allen County. Ohio,
and that said cause will be for hearing on or
after six weeks from the date of the first
publication of this notice
Durbin. Navarro. Rizor & DMPore
Nv Joseph C. DaPore
Attorneys for Plaintiff
602 Cook Tower. Lima. Ohio
July 81, Aug. 7, Ia. 81. % Sept. 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
Program Listinss
1000
Of Sports.


Stefan Redl VS.. Gil Turner. Ten
rounds. Welterweiohts k.cdison
Square Gorden. New York.
5-W0teFfront. Adventure.
7-HorboF Commend. Police.
9-UndeFeurrenf. Dromo.
"Eosy Money" A iewelry shop
proprietor losses sweepstakes
ticket into q rubbish con, only
to leorn later that it was worth
100000. Joe MonteIl, Ned
Gloss. tRepeot.)
1890
5-If You Had q Million.
tReruns Of The Millionaire
7-Seo Hunt. Adventure.
Lloyd Bridges stors.
9-Personol Appearance.
Apples in the Lilnc Tree" An
unusuol norried couple ore the
toik OF the town. Macdonald
Corey, Joan couIfield. lRepeot.l
l0:45
4-Post Fight Beot. Interviews.
Bud PoIner, m. c.
HOO
4-News and LoeoI News.
Rosh. Word.
5-Sports. News. Weather.
Sieoel. Warren. Harris.
7-Code Three. Police.
9-News. Weather. Sports.
Mudd. 0ouoics. Doniels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
FRIDAY
Ii:l5
4-WeGther. Sports.

4-WeGther. Sports.
Sffineer. Simpson.
g. The Lote Show. Movie.
zHours. The Bride" 1919. A
Government agent on the troll Of
sWindlers folls in love with one
I Of their wives. Robert Toylor, Avo
Gordner. Chorles Louohton.
I1:z0
5-StaFlight TheoteT. Movie.
IA Hours. Elsie Of the Decd"
l945. Boris korIoff, Ellen Drew.
ll:25
4-Sem and Friends. Muppets.
1850
4-Jock Pear Show. Variety.
IA Hours. Guests: Betty john
son, Genevieve.
II:45
7-JungIe. Adventure.
1900
1.-The Lords Prayer.
1850
5-Thousht FOR the Dey.
100
4-lnspiFGtion.
l:l5
9-The Late, Late Show. Movie.
Hour. Devil Ship" l947.
The story of the men who trons-
port criminals to Alcofrnz. VII
liam Bishop.
2:i5
S-Meditotion. Weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
August n
100
3 Jefferson Drum. Western

4-JeffeFson Drum. Western
"6ondSdos." Drum Is ottacked BY
three bandits as he houls new
printing press to Jubilee. jeff
Richards. tRepeot.
5-Five- StcF Movie.
w Hours. Two O'Clock Cour-
ooe." l945. Tom Convoy, Ann
Rutherford.
7-Jim Bowie. Adventure.
Monsieur Francois. Bowie tries
TO old young marquis who is
marked as q confidence ring vic
tim. Scott Forbes. tRepeot.l
9-TFoekdown. Western.
THE Pueblo Kid" A cool young
slayer holds O town in feor. Rob-
ert Cup, Michael London. Ire
peot.D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
$3.50
4-LiFe Of Riley. Comedy.

4-Life Of Riley. Comedy.
Blockade. !" Riley plans fishing
trip, gets hurricane. Williom
Behdix stors. tRepeot.l
7-SoIdieFs Of Fortune.
Destiny. Dromo.
Sporting chonce." A Jealous
husbond, feorino the loss of his
wife to his best friend, turns O
duck-huntino trip into O duel.
Mork Stevens, John Boroorey,
Conscience Towers. tRepeot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
800
An Squad. Adventure.

An Squad. Adventure.
1.-THE Long Ride" A snnoIl boy
aids in the capture Of O muir
derer. Lee Marvin Stars. tRepeot)
7-Toles Of E. S..P.
Vincent Price, host.
e-Phil SiIvers Show. Comedy.i
"BiIkos' Pigeons" BiIko finds
himself in trouble when he is
ordered to GET rid of Fort Box
ter's corrier pigeons, tRepeot.)
$50
4-The Thin Man. Comedy.
Phyllis Kirk, Peter Lowtord star.
lRepeots.)
5-WhiFIybirds. Adventure.
7-Aetion TheoteE. Premiere.
Prime Suspect" A police COP
tain on the troll OF On elusive
schizophrenic, becomes obsessed
with. the idea that he himself
may be the wonted mon. Williorn
sendix. Nito Talbot.
9-TV Playhouse. Drama.
"curfew ct Midnight" A porcIee
returns TO live O new and re-
spectacle life under the wotchful
eye of O tough parole officer.
Rory Colhoun. Robert Ada. IRE
peot.D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
EIIiott's 3:54.5 Wins
DubIin's WonderMiIe'

Continued Prem Pare Ali
lng blg-time competition IN
December. 1856.
lap times for Elliott's famous
run we're: 50 seconds. lisa. ass
and 3:5l.5--ideal timing for any
world.record run. The last
quarter was run In the remark
able time OF SIS seconds.
The mile now has been run
In under 4 minutes IS times
since Dr. Roger Bannister Of
Britain first cracked the barrier
May 6. 1854. Twenty runners
from IL countries have eot un-
der 4 minutes.
Landy last night called his
countrymans record clockine
fantastic. /" while DR.. Bannister
said It was absolutely in
credible"
1850 Marx Eclipsed
DR.. Bannister, who retired
three years ago at rs TO devote
all his time TO medical studies.
said: ut certainly seems the
scepter Of middle distance run
ming has passed from England
10 Australia" He predicted
for years a S:55 mile was in
the cards.
incidentally. Elliott smashed
the listed world record for
l.500 meters in running his
great mile, but officials won't
apply for q record for the
metric mile. The officials said
onlyq two checkers were on
Elliott as he crossed the 1900
meter d.64o.2 yards) mark in
$500.
Hungary's Istvan Rozayolgyi
set the listed world record Of
3:40.6 on August 8. 1856. and
on Tuesday bettered that time
with q 3:40.3 performance in
the United States Hungary
Czechoslovakia meet in Buda-
pest.
Elliott's eight sub-four-min-
ute miles are the most by any
runner. Lincoln has done II
four times and Delany three.
Halberg and Thomas got under
four minutes for the first time
last night. Landy had six sub
four-minute miles when he re-
tired.
Thomas Early Leader
Thomas led the field for the
FIRST quarter mile with Lincoln
and Elliott close behind.
Thomas led through the
half-mile mark. Then Elliott
moved up to challenge. closed
near the end Of the third lap
and then pounded ahead at the
bell.
Elliott whipped into a Ave
yard lead at the second bend
on the last lap and steadily
increased his lead over the
field as the sellout crowd Of
10000 went delirious with ex-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07

and Hungarian national marks
were bettered. The Americans
get another chance 10 continue
the record breaking orgy Al
Athens Saturday and Sunday
They completed their two-day
competition against the Hun
garians and Czechoslovakianf
yesterday by boosting their total
victories 10 70 in 30 events.
The records OF Davis and
johnson were by far the most
remarkable OF the Ave world
standards. johnson betterec
the former world mark after
only nine Of the decathlon's 10
events. Davis took three-tenths
of a second OF the old mark
The previous hurdle record OF
l9.5 was his own set two years
ago In Los Angeles.
Davis old mark would have
suffered even more II he hadn't
stumbled and hit the final hur-
die. Davis. 20. ran in the third
lane from a staggered start IN
the seven-man race.
Larry Snyder. Davis coach
at Ohio State. believes Davis
capabilities In the 400-meteT
hurdles are about 0:4s.5. Sny-
der Is assistant coach OF the
American team.
Coach Optimistic
Snyder expects Davis TO hold
possibly four world marks by
the time the 1860 olympics in
Rome roll around. He listed
the 440-yard and 40O-meter
hurdles and the 440-yard and
400-meter fiat races.
Z The Ohio state coach also
thinks that Davis could become
expert in the decathlon II he
devoted himself fully to the
job. Glenn has run 100 yards
in 0:09.4. 100 meters in 0:l0.s.
220 in 0:2l.1. $40 in 0:45.7, 400
meters in 0:45.5. pole vaulted
Is feet. broad jumped 24-feet-2
and has done the high hurdles
in IA seconds.
Tom Courtney, the Olympic
champion from Livingston,
N. j.. failed in an effort to
break the world mark Of 1:45.7
for 500 meters yesterday. But
he wonlin 1:47. fighting on the
challenge Of three Hungarians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
Brown and Neff
Gain Ground in
MARYLAND Tennis

MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK,
Nd, Aug. Z (Special) Earle
Brown Of Washington defeated
Maurice Bernstein. Ga. ga.
yesterday In second-round play
Of the Western Maryland ten
mis- championships, then won
by default from Warren
Costello.
Phil Neff Of Washington. de-
Tending champion, defeated
Joseph Bader.-'6-0. 6-2, in his
only match yesterday.
Other Washington winners
were Ernest Keintz over
Charles EntsmingeF. 6-1. SIS;
Frank Fiorio over Robert
Brown, So. So; Doyle Royal
over Lawrence Middlecamp.
Us, Ga. and in women's
singles, Carla Daniels defeated
Christine Demaisoncelle. 3-6,
6-3, 6-l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
Top-Seeded Boys
Gain SemifinuIs
At Belle Haven

The four top-seeded players.
Peyton Howard. Tony Thomp-
son, Sandy Walker and Grimm
Payne. worked their way
through two rounds Of play in
the Belle Haven Country Club
invitation tennis tournament
yesterday and all figured TO
make It to the semifinals today.
The tournament for boys Is
years of age and under is be-
ing staged under the direction
of George Leonard. Belle Ha-
ven's tennis tournament chair
man, and is sanctioned by the
Greater Washington Tennis
Association.
Yesterdays results:
FIRST ROUND
al, d.. Wss shea defeated John
i nsssP" BrSd Poole b. dsfsuit John
shaw defeated Tommy Freidlinger,
g.. 81. JED Courtney oeIeated
d are Mp0r Ron Goldman b Default hssr
Chico HerTiek defeated Barry Alien
tuck. g. 81. steve Haley de-
Pao defeated Frank o'connell, 81,
default Syns ss oS.sSck s Sst. oGsJ jam
Stokes, 81, 80. Hugh Exton de-
feated Gratis Furman by default. Bud
Miller defeated Richard Parker. 81.
60. Stewart Neil defeated John
feated ". Furman. 90, 90. Robert
Myers defeated Homer Boushay. 6-2
SECOND ROUND
Howard defeated Shea. 60. 60
walker defeated Perry, 6-3, Go.
Payne defeated Oberdick, 6-2, So.
Shaw defeated Courtney, 0-3, 60.
Pao defeated Haley, 81, 60.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
Versatile Glenn Davis
Skaters Hurdles Mark

BUDAPEST. Aug. 7 ~
Glenn Davis Of Columbus. Ohio.
Is a rare athlete who IA good
In practically all track and field
events.
The Ohio State star "a .
physical phenomenon who can
run the l00-meter hurdles IN
world record time Of 492 Sec
onds. as he did yesterday. and
then 80 across the field and
pole vault Is feet.
Davis world mark yesterday
raised 10 five the number Of
international standards set by
American. Russian. Polish and
Hungarian athletes in the short
space OF two weeks. Since July
q when the touring Americans
first appeared In Moscow. Davis
has won every race he entered.
The records. in addition 10
Davis 400-meter hurdles mark.
are: Decathlon-Rafer John
son. Kingsbure, Calf. $500
points: $500 meters--Istvan
Rozsavoleyi. Hungary. 3:40S;
3.0o0-meter steenlechase- Jerry
Chromik. Poland, $50, and
hop, step and jump-Oleg
Ryakjovski. Russia, 81 feet 5la
inches.
20 National Records
In addition. eight American
records and IA Soviet. Polish
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
Browns to Curtuil
Two-u-Duy Workouts

HIRAM, Ohio. Aug. 7 (R.-
Coach Paul Brown said his
two-a-day training scheduled
for the Cleveland Browns will
end Saturday.
That is the day members Of
the Cleveland Touchdown Club
will see the afternoon SERUM
mage. A week later the Browns
meet the Pittsburgh Steelers
in an exhibition game at
Akron.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
HensIey Reports
ToSteeIers' Comp

CALIFORNIA, Pa, Aug. Z
R.-Rookie End Jim Hensley
Of Michigan State has joined
the Pittsburgh Steelers, boost
ing their training roster to Il
players.
Hensley played four games
last year with the Hamilton
Tiger Cats, the Canadian
champions. He was drafted
two years ago by the Steelers.
The Steelers will hold an
exhibition scrimmage tonight
at nearby Chartered High
School stadium.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
BUDAPEST MEET SUMMARIES

y6 ME- S HS.s s'' aas T KaD1ai d ksH.
SO H.. 100 ms. 2. Istvsn BolykL Hun
gary, 47-e.s4, 3. oyula czapalai,
Hunsary, 47-le0 4. Istvan Toeroek,
Huneary. 4o-b;l0. s. 1il Jaekson.
!, Jane: Maxim. Huhssry. 2i-7'o4. -
Mems hish iump-charIss Dumas,
Unitsd ststes qos Aneelss). 8 f.
n .0s ina. z, Jirt Lansky, c5esho-
sloyakia, e-7.e3; 3. Paul stuber
qsisssd s t.so. sEs.3Ss ci Aa5..T q
e-b.b0, 5, Jenoe Kisgergely. Hungary
e-4.3s. 8, Sander NosSaly, Hungary,
o-2.s1.
Mems 500 meter rum, Tom Court
ney. United States Livingston, N; ~,
kov nS Huh asa1s sseb i47 INC jim
Grelle, United States Portland, Ores
l:4e4. 5. Peter Parseh. Hungary
1919.
Mems 5000 meter rum. Sander
IhaEoa' HunEaIy' s:o44 Mikes Mikes
Varga. Hungary. s:O5.2. 4, Bella sze-
keres, HnnGary. -e:05,s. 5, Jossef Ko-
vaes, Hungary, S:0o4.
Mems hammer throw, Al Hall,
United states Hanson. MassD, 214
f.. 11.97 ms. 2. Harold Connolly,
United States (Boston), 2Oe-0.32. 81
Gyula zsivotzky, Hungary. 206-s 90
4, JOSEF Csermak, Hungary, 20l-a.1Q
5, Imre Trenyi, HunGary, 1851 1 .93
9. Janos oulyas. Hungary, iS2-o20.
Mems diseus-I Rink Babka. United
states Palo Alto. callf9. lss IT,,
1913 ms. :, Ferene KlieS, Hungary,
1897 .3S. 3, Josef Szecsenyi, Hungary,
lsO-3S1. 4. Parry O'Brien, United
States palm Springs. Caiif.). i75-9 .ee.
5. Rudolf soiyom Hungary, l64-4 90
Q. Karoly Levai. Hungary, 163-11.75.
womsn's broGa jump. Margaret
statel, 20 a. S:3I ms, lAmsrIcan
Kun, Hungary. 19-1.I4. 4. Eta Skull
tell, HunGary, 1904. 5, Annie
Smith. United states Tennessee State)
ls-ll.b6. Q, Marait Penzess Hungary
1871.
Women's javenn throw. Marta
Antal, Hungary, lb2 IT,, 044 ms. 2
Marjorie Larney. United States (Nev
York;, 1b0-7.51, 3, Amelia Wershoven,
United states New York., 14e-0.SI
4, katalin Ptrolfy, Hungary, 145-5.7O
5, Mrs. Sander Krebsz. Hungary, 49,
254. 0. Ankle Balosh, Hungary. l41-
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Rouqhriders Win

LONDON. Ontario. Aug. 7 up,
The Saskatchewan Rough
riders showed the London Lords
they have no, intentions Of re-
naming in the WIFI basement
this season. handing the Lords
a 23-l exhibition setback last
night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07


Summaries Of yesterdays events
in the United States Of America
Hungary-C zechoslovakia track
and field meet:
4O0-metsr hnrdles-I. Glenn Davis.
United states Columbus. Ohio, 49,.
josh culPreath, United States Nor
Hansary, $50. 5. nyoersy Pope,
Hunsary;. $50. ., Imrs csassar. Hun
lIo-mstsr huEdlss.-1. Hayes Jones,
2 ANGEL Robinson. United stetei
strom. United states iPortlsnd. Ore !,
:i4,2 4. Irnre Retezar. Hungary. :14.4
5. RafeT johnson, United states KINGS
Surg, Calf y lb.2. ., oabor ssoeke'
10-kilometer CeK miles, walked
I, Hayasi. Hungary. 4s:O4.s. 2. Or
dasi Hungary. 1918. 3. Balajcza.
Hunsary, 4g:S6.s. Ron Laird, Putnam
Valley, n. T., only United States start
er. finished eighth in 54:55.2.
WOme0s ZUU-meJeF Ouan-lt LIS
einda Williams. United States CTen-
nessee Statel. :24.1. 2, Isabel Daniels.
United States Tennessee stately :24.3.
., Antonio Nunkaesi. Hungary, rs
4. Ida Nemeth, Hungary, 1853. s.
Viola Bartfai. Hungary. :25.0. 9, Err
sebet Heidt. Hungary. :26.
women's shotput-1. Earlene Brown.
United Ststes lLos Angelesi. SO IT,,
Liza FMS, 2. sharon shepherd United
States (Mapleton, OregD, As, all.
8. Vera Baso. Hungary. AZ. Oe4. 4.
Iren Csaki, Hungary. ~. 11.36. 5,
tie, Maria Feher. Hungary, and Judit
Mikus. HunEary. AZ. 5.s4 each.
2OO-meter dash (run in two Sec
tons, times decidinS placesI--1. I'd
collymore, United States tcambridTe,
segrest, United States. abilene, Tex.),
:21,3 4, tie, among Ira Murchison
United states fchicagol: Eddie South
ern. United States (Dallasl. and Ernie
Shelby United states Los Angeles).
.21.4 each.
Women's 4OO-meter rum, Lillian
Green, United States New York;, 1874
2, Ida vesh. Hungary. $3.50 3. Maria
Bardoczi, Hungary. :5e. A. 4, Iona
Hunsary,. :Si.s. g. Florence MeArdis.
United states New York;. 1874.