davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-21

carceles, etcetera. Esto dltime
es realmente aterrador y presen
ia Ell reverse de la medalla, pues
81 bien delicados artistas reali.
zaban euadros, escuIturas, o d.
ban a la circulation Ieyendas v
obras hermosas, las tremendas
luchas producidas en- esos item.
pos demostraban las mas terri.
bles crueldades.. Los sotanos.
convertidos en- carceles, presen.
tan lugares en- los que era abso.
lutamente necesario permane-
Ger de pie, 10 que equivalia a
una muerte breve y extremada.
mente dolorosa.
Ell castillo conserva su estrue.
tura, pero esta muy restaurado.
Las escaleras debieron ser repa-
radas, porque ell paso de miles
de visitantes a 10 largo de los
anus acapo por deSgastar los eS-
caloneS. No obstante la restau-
racion, no Sc encuentra en- don.
dc Shakespeare do vida a su
principe con la duda torturante
de TO be or not to be-, that
is the question:.
La leyenda que dio motive a
Ia obra tiene origen remote, '
Saxo la situo en- Jutlandia, pero
nosotros no aceptamos otra pro.
v%eniencia que la del Castillo de
kronborg y hasta nos molesta
el conocimiento del origen men,
cionado.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-21
Ell Castillo de Kronboru

BESIDE 81 Halsingorg suceso a
danes Sc cruza en- lancha en-
apenas ounce. minutes. Ell tran.
sito de embarcaciones colecti.
Vas es intensisimo, y suman
ocho millones los. pasaies OK
pendidos en- ell ano. BESIDE Nal
mo Sc va a Copenhague, pero
csc viaje de Suecia a Dinamar-
ca lleva mas de dos horas v
cuesta mas. Ell otro cruce es
ell mas utililado para ell peque
no contrabando, que ha llegado
a convortirse en- I'm beneficio.
SO intercambio comercial. Los
success van d la otra orilla a
proveerse de alimentos, y los
daneseS y Sc allegan a la costa
sueca a adquirir ropas, zapatos,
articulos manufacturados. AIDE
mas en- las embarcaciones expen
den chocolates, caramelos y eli
garrillos a menor precio que en-
terra.
Ell pequeno contrabando es
cosa aceptads por las autorida.
des aduaneras, aunque 10 vigil
Ian para reprimir excesos. Pero
no todos realizan ell cruce para
comprar, sino que algunos al
canaan la costa dinamarquesa
para v'sitar 81 castillo de Kron.
borg, donde Shakespeare amino
a su fanoso Hamlet. ESQ sucede
en- verano, en- los dias largos,
cue en- ell norte de Suecia lie
gan a sucederse sin la Interrupt
cion de la noche. De ahi que
clrcule I'm tren especial llamado
"del dollar" para ir a yer ell
sol de medianoehe''. Son mu-
.chos los turistas que r~ealizan
ell viaje, pues las companias de
turismo incluyen csc paraje en-
sus respectivos itineraries, ash
como tambien figura en- los mis-
mos ell castillo de Kronborg. Por
clio es frecuente yer descender
de los confortables omnibus esos
nucleos de estadounidenses que
Sc distinguen por sus llamativas
corbatas y camaras fotograficas.
aunque no hayan visto nj leido
jamas ell Hamlet. +
En- los aledanos del castillo
Sc encuentra I'm bazaar que tie
ne a la venta postales, cortapu.
mas, ceniceros, lapices, pahuelos
y demas articulos con ell graba-
do del imponente y a la vez his
t6rico castillo. Abundan las TO-
tos de los artistas que ALI mismo
representation Ell drama de Sha-
kespeare. En- 1915 tuvieron a SUI
cargo los papeles principles los
daneses Mic Neiumdum y Bobil
Llank, pero la segunda repre-
sentacion Sc produjo tan solo
en- 1887 con la estelar pareja
de Laurence Oliver y Vivian
Leigh. BESIDE entonces no Sc
produjeron treguas tan dilata.
das y Sc sumaron nueve repre-.
sentaciones mas, siendo la ulti-
ma de elias la de 1854.
Para visitar ell castillo es ne
cesario proveerse de entradas
para la capills; los salones, con-
vertidos en- salas de pinturas;
los sotanos, con sus tenebrosas
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-21

CumpIednos
Nos anticipamos en- felicitar
cordialmente a la gentil dana
peruana sonora Tulsa Roggero
de Sanguesa esposa del senior
David Oh. Sanguesa, con mott
vo de la grata celebration de SUI
cumpleaios en- Ell dia de mana
ma.
49,
Nos anticpamos en- felicitar
cordialmente a la gentil dami-
ia Guiana ~seforita Gilda Thorne
QUEEN celebrara en- ell dia de ma
rama la grata OCCASION de un nue.
vo aniversario de su natalicio.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-21
Ounce Amos

Ounce Amos
" Llega hoy a los dorados quin
Zee amos de edad la gentil y cul-
ia senorita Yvonne Hevia, hija
del senior Jose Hevia y sonora,
Esther de Hevia, miembros esti-
Smados de nuestra colonia his
-panoamericana residente en-
Miami
Nos complace enviarle nues
ftras mas calidas felicitaciones,
tque tambien hacemos extensivas
"a sus amantisimos padres, y
Snuestros votos porque goce de
Smuchos amos mas de vida.
Aniversorio Matrimonial
Celebran en- ell dia de hoy la
.grata OCCASION de un nuevo ami
sversar;ode podas ell senior Elias
alvarez y sonora, Basilisa Acos.
ia de Alvarez, miembros estima
Ldos de nuestra colonia Guiana
lresidente en- Miami.
Vayan para ellos nuestras sin.
ceias felicitaciones y votos por.
aqIe disfruten de muchos amos
mas de dichs conyugal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-21


Salio para la ciudad de Qua
temala en- disfrute de mereci-
das vacaciones, la simpatica Sc
norita Maria Helena Palarea,
a quien deseamos I'm feliz via
je.
DE MIAMI.
Presentamos un atento salu-
do a la estimable sonora Rosa
de Villazon, quien ha llegado a
esta ciIdad a visitar a sus ia
miiiareS acompanada de sus
memories hijos Jorge y Barbara
Villaz6n -. 49,. !.
DE CAROLINA DEL NORTE
Ha llegado a pasar vacacio
esta cludad Ell joven militar
Don Mario GargiuIo, quien Sc
encuentIa bajo entrenamiento
en- las Fuerzas Armadas de este
pals. Lo saludamos.
CUMPLEANOS.
Enviamos nuestras sincerasl
felicitacIoneS al distinguido ami
go don Tomas Carlo, con mott
vo de celebrar hoy domingo 81
de diciembre su dia natalicio.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-21

Queremos ser los primeros en-
felicitdr de manera muy especial
a la gentil DANA sonora Adele
de Males con motive de la gra-
ia celebration de un nuevo ami.
versario de SUI natalicio en- ell
dia de hoy.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-21
LEA Los ANUNCIOS
CLASIFICADOS
I'D. De
LOS 40?

Ell ORGANISING ,umano ofre-
ce muchas debilidadeS en-
edades avanzadas porque las
parties movibleS de SUI estruc-
tura Sc desalinean y perma-
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-21
Vocaeionist0

VoeaeionistC
BESIDE aver Sc encuentra en-
ire nosotros, de vacaciones ma
videnas, Ell simpatico jovencito
Ramon Aneir0S Riba, hijo aman-
tisimo del distinguish matrimo-
Mo cubano senior Arturo Anei-
rOs y sonora JOaquina Riba de
Aneiros, residences en- La Haba-
ma, Cuba.
Ell joven AneirOs, familiar
muy querido de nuestro estima-
do companero AureliO r. Gale
y sonora Carmen Torres de
Gale, cursa sus estudios en- ell
afamado planted Columbus
School, de La Habana, donde,
como todos los amos, alcanz6
una alta calificacion en- los exa-
menes de fin de curse, recibien-
do como premio a SUI tenacidad
e inteligencia, ell placer de unas
vacaciones felices, entire fami-
liares y amigos, en- esta popu-
losa ciudad norteamericana de
Miami.
Nuestra bienvenida mas afec-
tuosa y nuestros deseos mas sim
ceros por una feliZ estancia en-
ire nosotros.
Bodos de PapeI
Hoy celebran la grata OCCASION
de sus Bodas de Papel, primer
aniversario matrimonial, ell Sc
nor MaurO Vega y sonora, Dora
Perez de Vega, miembros est
mados de nuesta colonia Gu
bana residente en- Miami.
Vayan para ellos nuestras mas
csras felicitaciones y votos por
su bienestar personal.
Nos es grato enviar nuestras
sinceras felicitaciones a la gen
til pareja cubans tornado por
ell senior Armando Rodriguez y
sonora, Albania Massip de Ro
driguez, con motive de la gra-
ia celebration de sus Bodas de
Papel primer aniversario con
yugal, en- Ell dia de hoy.
Vayan nuestras mas caras fe
licitaciones para Ell apreciado
cs5allero senior Carlos ri Rodri
guez y sonora, la gentil DANA
colombiana, Zonnia Lemus de
Rodriguez con motive de la gra-
ia celebration de sus Bodas de
Papel, primer aniversario de
matrimonio en- ell dia de hoy.
De Resreso
Despues de haber gozado de
una larga temporada de recreo
por Europa, regresaron a su re-
sidencia de Brickell Avenue en-
dias reclentes ell distinguido ca
bailero cubano senior ArmandO
MenOcal y SUI gentil esposa,
Lolita Pla de Menocal.
Mo- complace presentarles un
carinoso saludo, complscidos de
tenerlos nuevamente entire no.
sotros.
Por la via aerea y proceden-
ties de Panama, hacen hoy
una eorta escala en- Miami, en-
viaje hacia Connecticut en- dom
de pasaran las fiestas de Navi-
dad y Ano Nuevo al lado de
sus hijos, ell conocido abogado
panameno DIR. Carlos Icaza
Arosemena y sehora, dona Mary
de Icaza,
Les presentamos IN cordial
saludo y les deseamos unas
vacaciones muy placenteras.
De La Habano
Saludamos cordialmente al
senior Arturo Avendaho y seno-
ra quienes llegan hoy de La Ha-
bana, Cuba por la via aerea a
diStrutar de una temporada de
recreo entire nosotros.
Luna de Me.
Procedentes de Tampa, en-
donde fue celebrado su enlace
matrimonial, y en- plena luna
de miei, disfrutan de unos dias
en- Miami ell senior Ralph j. E.
Aguirre y sonora, Irma Fer
nandez de Aguirre, a quienes
nos complace presentar un cor
dial saludo.
Aniversario MotrimonioI
Nos es grato felicitar sincera-
mente al senior Cesar Huerta y
sonora, Ileana Gonzalez de
Huerta, miembros estimados de
nuestra colonia hispanoamerica-
ma, quienes celebran en- ell dia
de hoy un nuevo aniversario de
bodas.
-(Pasa a Ia pag. ~
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-21

BODAS VILLAZON ALFONSO
Hoy domingo q de diciem.
be a las cuatro de la tarde con-
traeran matr;monio religioso en-
la Iglesia del Sagrado Corazon
de esta ciudad, la distinguish
y bella senorita DElia Villazon
hija del senior Enrique VillaZ6n
y su estimable sonora ROsita de
Villazon, con ell %correcto caba
Hero Jose Alfonso, hijo del Sc
nor Alfredo Alfonso y su esti-
maple sonora Lolita de Alfonso,
todos miembros apreciados de
la colonia Guiana en- esta CAPT
tai. Hacemos votos por la eter-
ma felioidad del nuevo hogar
que Sc inicia hoy bsjo la ben
diclon de Dios.
CUMPLEANOS INFANTIL
Ell gracloso nlro Alexandra
Sera, algeria del dichoso hogan
del caballero don Carlos Sera
y SUI culta sonora Bertha de Sc
ra, estuvo de fiesta ell dia 10 de
diciembre recien pasado, con
motive de celebrar en- esa fe-
cha su primer ano de existen-
cha. Enviamos al infantil cum
pleanero carinosas felicitacio
mes, que hacemos extensivas
a sus amorosos padres.
PARA MEXICO.
Con ell objeto de pasar las
fiestas de Navidad y Ano Nue.
vo al lado de los suyos, salio pa
ra la capital de Mexico ell co
rrecto empleado de la Oficina
Santana Panamericana don
Felipe Monies. LIE deseamos
alegres va%caciones. .
PARA MEXICO
Despues de residir en- eta ca
pital por varios amos, regres6
deflnitivamente a su ciudad ma
tai de Mexico, la culta senorita
Elvia BellO. Lamentamos SUI
ausencla y lie deseamos muchos
exitos en- SUI patria.
PARA CUBA,
Solo para La Habana, Cuba,
ell correcto caballero don Noel
Torres en- disfrute de merecidas
vacaciones que %aprovechara pa
ra saludar a sus familiares resi-
denies en- aquella hermana re
p1blica. LIE deseamos un feliz
VisJe.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-21

necen aSl has
ia que sean
corregidas.
Una desor-
ganizacion de
esas a r t e s
movibles, i'm
pide la circu-
lacion, inter
fiere con el
control nervio-
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-21

Entra hoy en- un nuevo ano
de vida la gentil senorita Isabel
GollarzO, miembro estimado de
nuestra colonia venezolana, a
quien nos complace felicitar ca
lurosamente y desear muchos, y
muy dichosos, amos mas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-21

DR.. Fl0reneio so y dificulta
F. Reyes las funciones
de todas las parties del cuer-
pc, que dependen de sangre
y energia nerviosa para su
vida.
Ell tratamiento del Quiro-
practice, puede hacer mucho
para restaurar la juventud
del cuerpe, y normalizar sus
funciones whales, mejorando
la salud. DISPUTE DE MAS
yea a su Quiro-
practice.
Dr.. Floreneio =. Reyes
$50 s. w. Ayenida ~
TELF. HI 4-707e
Miami, Fla.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-21
HickeySets Mark
In Aouusco Race

Larry Hickey Of Silver Sprinl
set a new time record of l0.S
seconds at Aquasco Speedway
yesterday before rain washed
out his top eliminator runofl
against Don Kilby, also of Sill.
yer Spring, in the drag racing
finale. Glass summaries:
Glass DA - Larry Hickey. Silver
Spring. chrysler -dragster, l0.5 seconds
Class oA-Don Kilby, Silver Spring
Glass GB-Tony Santini. Burtons.
VILE. oids-l937 Ford. 1871.
Glass cB-Jim sinser, Baltimore
1857 Chevy, las.
Class cc-waily Isennoch. Towson
Nd. Mere 1899 Ford. ISL,
Glass CD-Frank Doggendorf. Balti'
more 1857 Chevy. 1875.
Glass cE-Harry Curtis, Pikesyille
Glass XA.PoOr Austin. 1857 Cor
Class xc@Homer Raymond. 1857
Corvette. Washington, I4.6.
Glass sF-Poogie Gibson. Washing
ton, 1880 Ford. 1872.
Glass sE--John Norman. Silver
Spring. 1855 Ford 1877.
Glass sDzTommy Lynn. Hillcres'
HEIGHTS. 1853 Cadillac. l7s.
Glass SCA---Dave chenoweth, Balti.
more. 1855 Olds. l7.3.
Glass sc-John catrambone. Silver
Spring. 1857 Chevy. 1919.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-21
K. of c. Booters
Lead in Series

The Knights Of Columbus
opened the National Soccer
League best of three game
championship playoffs with a
s. / victory over the Washing
ton Sports Club yesterday at
East Potomac Park.
George Gruber and Ruben
Toral each scored two goals for
the victors. The two teams will
meet in the second game next
Sunday. The site and time will
be announced later this week.
Myron Cowell defeated Com
munity jewelers. Of Baltimore,
81, in a Stewart Cub seminal
match at West Potomac Park.
Eddie Faith led Myron Cowell
with two goals.
Goalie William Lauritzen OF
Myron Cowell suffered a broken
leg in the first half while at
tempting to block a goal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-21

officials plan a full program
for juniors and seniors,
though the junior program has
been hurt by a ruling of the
Physical Education Department
Of the District Public Schools.
The new rule forbids high
school athletes from Compel
ing against college students in
track and field.
The ruling bars Eddie Miles,
the sensational Splinter from
Eastern High. Miles would have
been favored in the 100-yard
dash.
Entries for the meet close
Wednesday with Howard P.
Bailey. chairman OF track and
field FOR the District AAU, at
his office. Room 200. The Star
Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-21
Postrono Heavy Fovorite
In London Fight Tonight

the feature television CWTTG
81 hereunder at New York's
st. Nicholas Arena tonight.
Redl has an 1871 record. His
only loss was a controversial
decision to Canadian Gale
Kerwin February Ia. Cum
mings has an 1873 record. He
is a 3-to-l underdog.
Two big heavyweight con-
tenders-Mike DeJohn of SYRIA
cuse. N. Y. and Nino Valdes Of
Cuba-clash in the Wednesday
night television (WMAL-O
feature at the Syracuse State
Fair Coliseum.
DeJohn, 26, makes his first
start since he knocked out pre-
viously undefeated Alex Mitef
Of Argentina in the first round
in the same arena last october.
Because Of his idleness. Mike
rates as an underdog to the
Cuban.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-21
Jewels Reward
Drops to Al in
Book for Derby

Aqua CALIENTE, Mexico
April 81 (P.-Odds on Jewels
Reward. winner of Saturdays
Wood Memorial at Jamaica
have been cut from 6-l to Al
in the Caliente future book on
the Kentucky Derby.
Tim Tam and Silky Sullivan
remained as the books co-fav-
orites at 81. Tim Tam set a
new track record in posting a
half-length victory in a seven
furlong prep at Keeneland
Friday.
Jewels Reward is the book S
third choice. followed by Nadir,
who was cut from 81 to 6-l.
Next is Lincoln Road at ISL,
up from l2-l
Jets Alibi was cut from CO. /
to SOL. Dropped from COL to
40-l were Noureddin, second to
Jewels Reward in the Wood
Memorial. and Nala and Prin-
cipado. who finished second
and third behind Backbone in
Laurel'S Chesapeake Stakes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-21
CuroIinus Team
Routs Virginions
In Golf Series

PINEHURST. N. c., April 81
up. CarolinaS golfers have
won the first half OF the 1855
Captains Putter competition
defeating the Virginias team
1898.
The teams meet again August
2-3 at the Cascade Country
Club in Hot Springs, Va, in
continuation of the series which
began in 1855 and which the
CarolinaS lead, 81.
The Carolinas amateurs re-
corded 4l-19 victory here yes.
terday to go with another 4l-lS
victory scored Saturday.
billiard Traynham of Green.
vile. S. c.. turned in yester.
days low score, an even-par ~
Billy Joe Patton of Morganton
N. c.. fired a 10.
The Carolinas golfers won /;
OF 20 singles matches yesterday
and seven Of 10 doubles matches
Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-21
Campbell eeks Fourth Title
In North and South Amateur

PINEHURST. N. c.. April 81
R.-Bill Campbell, Hunting
ton. w. Va, insuranceman who
will be IS years old in two
weeks. seeks his fourth North
and South Amateur golf tour
nament championship in nine
years as qualifying play begins
today.
Campbell. a member Of last
years United States Walker
Cup team. seeks to become the
No. 2 man in this 58-year-old
events roll call of winners.
Only George T. Dunlap. jr.,
has won more often. From
1881 through 1912 he took seven
North and South titles. In
cluded is a string of four start
ing in 1888.
Campbell shares runner-up
honors at three with George
Voight, Walter Travis and
Frank Stranahan. now a pro-
fessional.
Campbell first won in 1850,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-21
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

Laurel opened its final two
weeks Of spring racing today
with the fans still buzzing about
the unusual finish of Satur-
days Chesapeake Stakes, which
went to Boncrist Farms Back
bone right on the wire after It
appeared that Nala, the ll-to-
10 favorite, was rallying for
the victory.
Many fans. who did not see
Nala sulk and try to bite Back
bone. blamed Jockey Nick Shuk
for going to sleep" on Nala.
But the rider was fully absolved
by the bettors after they had
learned from the charts and
accounts Of the race that Nala
was up TO his old tricks again.
antics which have marked his
racing career.
The son Of Nasrullah and
Accra. bred by his owner, Mrs.
Marion dupont Scott OF
Orange. Va. is generally rated
close to the reigning 3-year-
ODDS this season on potential
ability, but he has yet to pro-
duce. AS one observer put It.
one can 60 back in Nala's rec
ord and make excuses for near
ly every loss.
But excuses do not win races
and for Saturdays flare of
temper and resentment at the
Jockeys whip. Nala probably
removed himself from the Ken
lucky Derby.
Backbone. the game winner of
the Chesapeake. was not nomi-
mated for the Louisville classic
and will remain in Maryland to
be prepped for the Preakness
May II at Pimlico.
Highlight Of the next-to-last
week at Laurel will be the $685.
900 Laurel Handicap Saturday
afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-21
PromisedLand
6-5FavOrite in
Lincoln Special

LINCOLN. r. l.. April 81 tA1
Mrs. Ethel ID. Jacobs Prom
Used Land was the 6-to-5 favor
ite In a field OF seven In today's
sixth running Of the $4,000
added Lincoln Special at Lin
coin Downs.
Promised Land. trained by
Mrs. Jacobs husband. Hirsch.
was seeking his third straight
stakes triumph. He boosted his
earnings 10 more than s4i8, 900
in winning two recent 500, 900
handicaps.
The chief threat 10 Promised
Land Is expected TO be Mrs.
Wallace Gilroy's oh Johnny.
winner OF the recent Gotham
Handicap at Jamaica.
Others In the mile-and-a-
sixteenth test for 3-year-olds
and up are r. z. Faircloth's
Sharpsburg, Mrs. J. A. Leone's
Rockcastle. Cain Hoy Stables
one-Eyed King. Reynold s
Brothers Navarette and Peter
Fuller's Challefont.
Ismael Valenzuela will ride
Promised Land again, while
Willie Boland will be up on oh
Johnny.
OF his victories in the John
B. Campbell Memorial at Bowie
and the San Juan Capistrano
at Santa Anita. Promised Land
was top weighted with l26
pounds. Victory would give Mr..
and Mrs. Jacobs their third
straight Lincoln Special. They
won with Joe Jones and Paper
Tiger the last two years.
oh Johnny drew the second
highest impost Of l2l pounds,
while Sharpsburg, who is to be
ridden by Howard Grant. was
assigned ia and One-Eyed
King Ill.
Rockcastle, a New England
favorite who won the Yankee
Handicap as a 3-year-old in
1855. got in light with 10
pounds. Navarette was assigned
los and Challefont l04.
II all seven 60 to the post.
the race will have a gross value
Of ST. 200 with the winner re-
ceiving $37.l80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-21
Alexandra Pilot
Wins Top Trophy
AtOId Dominion

Jack Goldman Of Alexandria
racing Dick Actions 1858 Cor.
vette which owns two early
season top eliminator trophies
won the "Pancho GonZale,
Trophy" as top eliminator yes.
terday in drag racing at Ole
Dominion Speedway. Goldman
covered the strip in Is seconds
and closed at 80 miles per houl
in the final Examinations. Clas,
summaries:
Glass AG-John williamson. Alexan
dria. 1851 chTysler- powered Kaiser
Ttme-l4 seconds. closing speed. s.
Class BG-Louls wisooker. River
dale 1897 Chevrolet. IA seconds. s;
Class CG-Bob Bernardon. Hillside
Nd 1889 Chevrolet, l2.5. 100 m.p.h
Class DG-Frank Fifer. Oettysburg
Pa. 1855 Chevrolet. IA seconds. ST.
Class EG-Larry Robinson. Manas
sas. 1864 Ford. l4.3, 20 m,p.h.
Class sG-Jack Claggett, Rockville
1870 Plymouth, I : seconds. IL mp h
Class ASP-Jack Goldman. Aiexan
dria, 1898 Corvette. 49,, % mph.
Class AMSP=Paul Fox. Falls Church
1855 Ford Thunderbird, l4.5. s.
Class BsP-Guy MorEam. Alexan
dria, volksyagen. l7.5, SIS m.p.h.
Class SS--v. Myers. Hagerstovn
1875? Chevrolet. II 81 SO m.ph.
Class SSA-Hugh Heishman, Airing
ton. 1888 Pontiac. l4.6. 81 m phi.
Class As-Bill MeNade, Manassas
1857 Chevrolet. II seconds. as mp h
Glass HSA-FTank Baker. Hyatts
vile, 1858 Nash, al. so mp.h
Class DS-Billy Martin. Arlington
1857 Chevrolet is seconds. so mp n
Class BsA-Jim Phillips. Manassas
1875! Chevrolet; ] 3 seconds, so n. p h
Class Cs-Bob Cornell. Camp Springs
Nd. 1855 Chevrolet. l52, rs m.p.h
Class CSA-charles Snyder. Alexap
dria; 1888 Chevrolet. 10 seconds, q
Class Ds-Pete Carlton, Damascus
1855 Chevrolet Truck. 1873 seconds
o CAS- Z ? p Fc-st.n Solomon. Arlington
1854 Oldsmobile. IL seconds. 81 mp h
Motorcycle Seramble-Top Elimlna
tor-Pob McDermott, Arlington, W
BsA 500 Clipper, Class I25-CC-Bobbl
Mann. WASHINGTON Harley Davidson
Class 2O0-CC - Hal Burton. Silye
Spring, Java. Class 250-CCC-Bil
Armstrong. Washington. Triumph Cub
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-21

repeated in 1858 and again in
1857. Last spring he beat Hill
man Robbins, the defending
champion from Memphis,
Tenn, in the finals.
Robbins was in the field Of
l25 today seeking a place in
the 64-player first round Of
match play tomorrow.
Campbell and Robbins had
three Walker Cup teammates
Of last year heading the for
midable opposition. They were
Billy Joe Patton Of Morganton,
Bill Hyndman Of Abingdon,
Pa. and Arnold Blum of Macon,
Ga.
A double round Wednesday
will leave eight men for
quarter-flnals Thursday. Semi
finals on Friday will produce
the f1nalistS for a 36-hole clos
ing duel Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-21
Stock Car Race
Won by WeIborn

MARTINSVILLE. Va. April
81 R. - Bob Welborn Of
Greensboro. N. c., won the Vir-
ginia 800" stock car race in
record time here yesterday for
his fourth straight victory on
the NASCAR circuit since
April 7.
Rex (Runt) White Of Silver
Spring. Nd, finished on the
same lap for second place. Both
drove 1857 Chevrolets. Jim Reed
Of Peekskill. N. Y, was "a close
third in a 1857 Ford.
Welborn's time of 4 hours
5 minutes and IA seconds for
the $50 miles was SO seconds
faster than the record set two
years ago by Buck Baker Of
lSpartanburg, 8. c.