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MOVER; oyer, ANNIE ISls 2. On Saturday
Germantown, Md, ANNIE Z
MOYER, beloved daughter Of the
late A N brose and Elizabeth
Meyer. Also survived by six nephewi
and I'VE nieces. Friends are invited
to call at the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Funeral Home of Robert A
Humphrey. Bethesda, Nd, where
services will be held on Tuesday
August s, at 10 am. Intermenl
Rockville Cemetery. 4
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JANIS. MARIE G, on Wednesday.
aRi -, c IAN sSMF sf' 81 a. 0Hs 81 'nss',
beloved aunt o. Edward Z James
81 Rsiph Green John Taylor Mrs
Ernestine Aety, Mrs Mabel i An
drew and Mrs Gertrude 7 waters
Mrs Louise Jones Davenport. other
relatives and many friends After
~ noon sunday friends are invited
70 call AT thr Mcclure Funeral
Home. 1890 Atn at NV HiGh
sd Aurustine's Catholic Church,
i7I7 18th 81 NV on Monday. Au-
gust 4. at 10 an. Interment Mount
Ollvet Cemetery.
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GRAY: SUE oIRU9.sssMlA Ian t On !EaE!asyyI

August /, 1858, SUE CROSSMAN
beloved wife Of the late leslie B
GRAY, mother Of Mrs George v.
Memke and Mrs, John Mingay,
at the s. II. Hines CO Funeral
Home, 1901 l4th st. NV. on Mon
day, August 4, at ] pm parking
facilities. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. 3
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on fhsisdss, July 81, ibss' a ssf
ms RExBsifk c SSisTSis z ceIkRk,
wife OF Arthur ]. Clark. mother Of
Arthur Clark. r.. and virginla Il
Mans sTa5 1.nSa 81 piAna Mar. Iis
Adams, and sister Of Mrs. oeorae
Coleman Friends may call II CAV
lcr's Chapel, 1875 Pennsyivania ave.
nv tcourteay parking oppoaitel
Mass will be offered 81 81 Mat
thews Catholic Cathedral Rhode
Island ano Connecticut aves nv
lntermenl prnNldenoa. 4 Al
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irly b. isSSs a suburban HOspiStSsIG;
Livingston st. n w., wife OF the late
Eenrv e Bittinger, mother OF DON
aid s Bittinger and Mrs. Helen B
Hall She also is survived by seven
grandchildren Services at the s H.
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 29Ol 18TH
st NV. on Monday, August 4, at
1880 m. parking facilitiesl. In
tarr,ent Oak uiil CamRtery
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TON, JENNIE. Funeral sery-
n, ices for our late daugh-
. ter, JENNIE MIDDLE
TON Of Forest Temple
No. ., will De nelu at
the Martin Funeral
a Home. as Elm ST., Mont
clair, New Jersey, Mon
'usu' Lu i; Il 3 Pm 5oppY.
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August /, 1858, at his residence
II Sd st. ne, EMORY M. GREAT
HOUSE, the beloved husband Of Ola
Boggs Greathouse. brother OF Mrs
s. Pierson Of Charleston, W. Va:
Mouse Of RichWood nu w Va s anS
uncle OF Richard Greenhouse. also
Of Redwood, W. Va. Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th
st and Massachusetts ave ne.
where services will be held on Sun
ment In Rieh& wood. W vs. pm ins
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L0rS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
fcONTINUeOl

water and sas M RocS creek
sewer drainage area. $1,000 per
acre. RoMER a. co, Gathers
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

ATTRAc, RUSTIC LODGE, near
Paris, Va, SO miles d. c.--Bis
acres woodland. large Nv, rm..
massive stone firepl., 9 bedrms.,
mod bath, fully equip, cleo kit.
telephone. finished oak MS s07-
II. auto. we'll. stone foundation:
semlbasementi attic; new cond, /;
10000, terms. OWNER. p u
1l2O. or BerTyville, Va, i23-J-3.
RIVER VIEW PARK
SHENANDOAH RIVER arse,
wooded lots, mountain and river
views. fishing, boating, natural
boat basin, beautiful picnic and
recreation area; IS miles from
District: most lots s495, terms,
S25 down. $40 mo-: on prop. Sat-
sun. DIR Follow RI. 4 through
LeesburE . mi, to ri, q, through
JHillsbpro nj 70 siSn River
week. TE 6-1R4O
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4O-FOOT. BAY BUILT cabin
cruiser: 10I5-ft. beam. ChrysleT
marine engine w/reduction gear
lOO-gal gas tank. head: sleeps .;
Ice. cockpit, seaworthy, mahog
trim; economical. insurabie and
fully equipped w/Cosst Guard re-
Quirements, plus extras. Fishine
parties or pleasure. Ready for fall
trolling. Asking $500. Can be
seen In d. g. Phone LU. 1854
or Ii. l-S493.
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OWINGS & OWINGS
Tidewater
Southern MARYLAND

Creek. 2 acres, los It.
waterfront. modern 5-room home,
furnished; dock, boat, harbor: inn
mediate possession; so miles D c.:
2 -chesapeake Bay; ~ lots direct
IL on water; lovely development;
wide sandy beach; 80 miles D. c.;
3@St Leonard,s Greek; large
BEDROOM du " home e. lI beth s 3
screened porehes; kitchen: Twins
room and dining room combined;
completely furnished; deep harbor.
pier; 80 miles d. c.; $4,000.
Lovely hau-acre site with SO IT,
frontage on Patuxent River. wide
sandy beach immediate possess
sion so miles D. c.; $4,000.
5--Long Beach. secluded 2-story
slhnSsT6Sesk s sSttaEe Gverlo0kns
partially furnished; 30 miles D.
c.: $500. Terms.
6-St. Johns Creek, beautiful
wooded sites; perfect harbor; sea-
food. approximately one-aere sites;
prices from $1,000 to $4,000: 81
We have farms; waterfronts: going
businesses to I'LL your requirement.
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY.
Prince Frederick. Maryland, Phone
los and 354. INSPECTION BY
APPOINTMENT ONLY.
%-mile waterfront farm
S-room old Colonial DWELLING, good
condition.: other buildings; ideal
location. Price. $4,000.
Matthews & Company
Cambridge, Maryland
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MoToRcYoLEs
tcoNrlNUepl

TRIUMPH 1896. 200 &C.. excel.
cOnd; $3.50 Call Ell. 6-22T2.
1851, loo miles,
very GOOD cond., $500 or best
offer. Call 80. h-B7gH.
MOTOR SCOOTER cushman: very
nne cond.. looks and runs like
new; sac, Sllb. ~, 5-7lDl,
WILL SWAP 2-Wheel trailer for
motorcycle that needs repair or
wrecked. so. 5-45O4.
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MOTORCYCLES

1856 MATCHLESS sCRAMBLER-
Bought new in 1858, only I,200
over payments. 10. 5-s423.
AJS-Model C-s0, 500 &C. single,
completely overhauled. new paint,
serambler tenders, battery, lights,
tires, double seat, shields; $500.
B.S.A; "a .5O0-cc. alloy engine;
excel: cond.:: $3.50 WE. 5-5562.
1862 BSA $50 TWIN, Daytona
cams. polished lower end; good
cond., Just rebuilt. Must sell, $500
or best offer. OIL. 2-7794.
CUSHMAN EAGLE Motorscooter,
''53: excellent condition; many ex-
tras: Sl25. XII. 9-5037. :,
ENGLISH ARIEL '55 Colt; 200 &C.
90 mi. per gal. green, with dual
seat. Best offer. Call OIL. 2-4459.
HARLEY 80 IA" o.h.v.; excel
condition: chrome: windshield:
bags $3.50. 5l4 Ind st. Sc, Ii.
1-43S0.
HARLEY DAVIDSON 1917 "74";
fully equip; Just oveEhauled. JE
2-3la",
HARLEY-DAVIDSON 40: "a DIV,
completely rebuilt. s325. DU. =
2965.
HARLEY-DAYIDsON 40; new tires;
$40 10. 7-0340
HID. 1858 FIJI; loaded with ex-
tras; $500. SP. 4-4l22.
NSu 81. 500 &C., rebuilt engine
$40. Must sell OIL. 2-362S.
LAMBRETTA Isl de luxe, 500
mi, very good cond.; $3.50. FE.
3-5469
LAMBRETTA SCOOTER 1858 de
luxe mod. $50 ID: like new: lug
gage rack, spare tire: $3.50 or
best OFFER. Call OIL. 2-15ss.
INDIAN CHEZ 1947; s12s; viii
trade for Scuba outfit. 10. 2-6462.
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Tne Joseph D. Lazenby Co.
FINEST IN wATERFRoNTs
HORN Po1NT-Rarely are we able
to oder . home In town with
waterfront and private anchorage.
This 4-bedroom home with 2
paths. and 1is-acre lot Is ideal
for the large family that wants
TO live in town and still have
the pleasure Of waterfront living
with a fine view Of the Bay.
ON SOUTH RIVERA Cape St.
John with private dock, this prop
erty commands magnificent
view Of the river. The house is
7-years-old and has been perfectly
cared for. Each bedroom has q
private bath. The living room
tl6x32l has q fireplace and .
picture windows. Other features
OF this charming bungalow are
a separate dining room, modern
Kitchen, large screen porch. Base
ment with dry storage area. Ex-
eellent heating system. Reasonably
priced.
ON THE sEvERN-New
brick home. 3 bedrooms and den.
. full baths. Spacious living room
with fireplace, entrance hall and
separate dining room. Full dry
basement. Direct waterfront. Owner
anxious to sell.
FERRY FARMS ON THE SEVERN
One mile from Annapolis. A
top quality 1i2-year-old ranch
type home. Nothing has been
omitted in designing this house
both gracious and economical liv-
ing. 1t Is loeaetd on a very large
well planted lot. Some Of the
outstanding features are; complete
summer and winter air condition
ing, sound proof den, 3 twin bed
:. size bedrooms, and ceramic tile
baths. Ample closet space, ultra
modern kitchen, full basement,
storage attic and 2-ear attached
garage.
The Joseph d. Lazenby Co.
215 Main Street, Annapolis, Nd.
Telephone: colonial 3-26s4
ssverna Park oface--sev. PIX. I4ss
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HOME

Conveniently situated on river with
magnineent view at historic st.
Mary's. City; attractive lawn. large
shade trees: living room and SUM
room with fireplace; dining and
breakfast rooms, 4 bedrooms. 8
rage. This fine property Is avail
able ct $500
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SECLUDED ACREAGE. farm, or un-
developed property, preferably
wooded, Ia either Anne Arundel
miles Of D. c. Box 446-V. Star.
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HOME on Mattox
Bay. near Washington's birthplace
in Westmoreland Co.; S-year-old
r ram s:,, large Iiyins room mas
en-, 2 bedrooms. IL baths. oil hot
water heat. carport. dock: will
accommodate large boats. Ia
acres; furnished. See this now,
move in next week. Priced $4,000.
VIII finance. W. C. RICE, Broker.
Warsaw Va
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MAKE YOUR DREAMS
COME TRUE AT
"SKYLAND ESTATES"

virginia's finest resort development
situated high atop the Blue Ridge
Mountains Of virginia at Linden
on Route So. Altitude about 1000
feet. A fully developed exclusive
community with already 20 lodges,
cabins and Castles In the Sky"
Water system, improved streets,
observation stations, lagoon for
bathing. boating and fishing with
lifeguard 10 tend the children,
hunting preserve. picnic areas,
etc. Large lots are either In the
deep woods. open areas or pine
groves. We are OF the opinion we
offer more for the money, two 10
one, than others. Nothing here Is
proposed" all is an accomplished
TACT. PURCHASERS must submit ref
erences for, approval. Lots are
$685. up. Distance from Washing
ton. az miles, Come Visit your
land OF destiny" Saturday or
sunday :, SKYLAND ESTATES,
Linden. Va. I4s
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NEW N1OOINO
We are proud to announce that we
d dealer your II a9 a sTes sc" d MSSg
this week end: As #. by 10 #.
vide and so IT. by 10 IT. wide.
We also have q large selection
OF good used trailers, all sizes
for you to choose from.
ROLAND BROS, INC.
formerly Beltsyille Trailer Sales
1854 BALTIC. Blvd, Beltsyille, Nd.
WE. 5-OObI Open sunday
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AVIATION

AERONCA CHIEF '46; newly re-
built beautiful cond,; zero time
6-2431. after 5 or weekdays.
BEAUTIFUL FLYING WEATHER
Bonanza Cessna flying club share
for sale. VIII. 2-2396.
FUNK B-85-C, Eero-time engine.
licensed til May. 1859. A clean
ship, in perfect shape. Call no.
$4,000. MR. BORTNICK, days,
AER0NCA CHAMPION, Licensed IN
Aug; S995. CAN XII. S-74gI.
AERONCA CHAMP. low time on
engine: good fabric, best offer.
Also Gulwing Stinson 3 place: good
eond. very reas. Call ewes, EN-.
3-l357.
1851 PIPER TRI-PACER SUPER
CUSTOM; full instrument panel,
radios etc $40 hours. Licensed
till july 81 Plane haneared
and exceptionally clean: $3.50;
can finance COMMANDER FLICK.
VO. 2-0343. Lexington Park, Nd.
VAGABOND TA-l5. fast, econom-
ieal. good clean condition, metal
props; lust licensed. S1,450. TO.
2-3614.
ERCOUPE. very good condition
equipped with Marco super homer.
S2,175. Ju. 5-434l.
ERC0UPE, fuselage, interior COM
plete. ideal do-it-yourself: S275.
KE. S-4573
WILL BUY DISMANTLED OR
WRECKED AIRCRAFT, also en-
zines, parts. instruments, radios,
surplus Junk; anything in aircraft
line; small or large quantities.
10. 5-0793.
WANTED, AIRPLANE = Consider
any single engine ship, Cub TO
Bonanza. Call 10. 5-07e3.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
MONEY WANTED

100000 FIRST TRUST at. So.
plus fee. on S150,000 farm. Box
329-M. Star.
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WATERFRONT PROP. WTD.

MODEST COTTAGE on river OF
bay. must be on Mater. have sand
beach and preferably be some
what isolated. would consider
building site: have to be close 70
wash; and has 70 be . real buy.
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

COBB ISLAND - Newly furnished
cottage on water; pvt pier and
motorboat: fish, swim, crab. relax.
Call Sun. through Thurs, eve
nings only. RE. 5-7149.
DEALE. MD.-Furn. home in pvt.
beach; A-s., pvt. pier; 3 bedrms ,
cleo. kit; $50; economical furn.
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MACHINERY ana EQUIP.


CHAIN SAW, 4 it., extra blade,
concrete mixer, / bag, 4 wheels.
1000 lbs. w/Sas eng. XII. 9-7620.
WANTED-Used sheet metal work
ing equipment for starting small
shop FL, A-14an
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
(coNTlNUEpl

SCIENTISTS CLIFFS. PORT RE-
PUBLIC. MD,-Lots and cottages
for sale to approved COLLEGE grads;
comml. bldg; $50 homes, tennis
2 mi CheSa. Bav Beach. literaturei
4ia mi beyond Prince Frederick,
Anchorage--- acres,
with lovely waterfront, In MNhews
Co, Interest. farm house. restored
and undermined: garden, fruit and
Priced only si6,60O, Local banker
saws, ITS q steal" q 3, LORI
RAlNE Richmond Federal BldR.,
Richmond. Va. Va. properties, sea-
shore TO mts. Free booklet, va. "
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COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES

COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES
TN Exclusive Community
Beautiful / and . acre sites, over
looking Conversational Country
Club; 1-acre sites $3.50 with
sewer, water and paved streets,
S4,7SW: 2-acre sites; $1,000 with
paved streets, IS: 5000. To inspect,
drive to 1000 block Persimmon
Tree I'd. Representative on prop
SHAPIRO INC, REALTORS
1913 K st. NV. Me. s-l7l7
LANGLEY-l,2 acres or more:
walking distance CHA and Po-
tomac School: streets, water: re-
strieted area,
Great Falis-12.e acres hilltop
DRESSER REALTY
Ell. 6-41l5 IA. 2-9oas
MeLEAN--3.3 acres, wooded. cor
HsT; oS SDrinE: lovely suiiqins si's'
FALLS cHuRcH-over an acre,
trees. small stream, sewer and
water avail Only $4,000.
CAROLINE L. CAMPBELL
AGENT JE. a-0173
sEABRoOK ACRES acre, ST.
500; a acre, $3.50; 54xl %,
sEABRooK-looxlls $500
Observation-Disclosures $4,000
Call UN. 4-1515, UN. 4-7171 week
ends; WA, 1888 ewes,
HUDSON REAL ESTATE
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
Builders : Investors

"a 20 finished lots IN Arl,, Va
Estates ON the Potomac River
with no down payment TO approved
builders Contract 10 build on
nrm price, Sold from start 70
finish.
sidewalks, curb and gutter In
Ready to build on, Easv terms.
(4 10 lots In North Arl.. $4,000
ga. Ready to build on. Easy
terms. :. a.o.
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SCHWARTZ

DEALE, MD. UN, 1851
YOUR WATERFRONT
SPECIALIST
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DIRECTIONS

Drive 2 miles south Of Prince
Frederick on SoIomons Island road.
turn left ct st. Leonard and fol-
low Ions Beach signs o. once
on shore Of Chesapeake Bay.
N. z, ROcKHILL, INC.
st. Leonard, Maryland
Phone Prince Frederick 30S-J
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Lyman Boat Bargains
TWO DISPLAY MODELS, IS II. and
hurry. COLONIAL LYMAN AGEN.
CY, NE. S-9303, 500 Maine ave,
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-01-17
Tur Pair Boost
Northwestern Big
Ten Title Hopes

Mansion IN tANPl A pair
OF tan sophomircs arv being count,
"a hy Northwestern wildcats e.
give the team q boost IN tho Rlg
Ton Conference race thts season
They are Wliue Jones l6-S, iT0l,
and Floyd Campbell t6-2, i5ol
Jones, a forward. has bocn a
starter since the season opened
Campbell guard. WAS hanai,
capped at the outset because OF an
operation ON his elbow but lately
has been seeing action
Jones played his high syhool bas
kethau FOR Enelcwued IN Chicago.
whcrc he gained auriy honors
IN his senior year Ia 1919
Willie possesses great speed and
driving skil he is splendid re-
hounder and has the knaok ~ be
ing tn the night Plero az the right
time
Campbell WAS ranked as enc af
the best performers for The Wild
eats trush last season he played
high school basketball az Washing
ton nigh IN East Chicago, where
he set a conference scoring rcoord
IA his senior year lie ~ fine
shooter has excellent, speed and
is good rehoundcr
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-01-17
lowe Hos largest Collection
OF Ton Players
In Teums History

Iowa city, Ia tANPl lows.
perennial cnutal contender far
Big Ten basketball boaors. has its
largest collection of tan players
IN history
Five are on the rlstcr of the
HaWkcYcs. which scored one uf the
conferences surprising wins hy up,
setting Illinois last week
Tan players include senior Tom
Payne juniors Clarence Worllsw
and Amerieua John Lewis and
sophomorea Nolden Gentry and
Bobby Washington
The accent this year FOR tho
ltawltuyes ia on saphomorrs Con
~ ana Washington arc psir
ot tho mist promising ia the con.
ference
Gentry and Washington were
teammates Al West Rockford tnlh
high school whore Nnidcn won
AlEAmcriran h0nofs ia 1900 Geu
try az ise pnundal - eau
shoot robound and defend and ia
regarded as tho HAWKS ntand5ut
sophomore
Washington tblo. l6b poundst
Is an excellent bail handler and
defender
wardlaw, starter most OF last
NeaHou as apphomore, finished
seoand in scoring with 26H potuta
Clarence t6.a 1897 was an out
standing student and athlete a.
Crane nigh IN Chicago
Payne to6. 2o3) WAS the lead
ing the team last season in points
scored and rebounds before he w8s
sidellncd as scholastic casualty
10 January
John fowis saw action ln 10
games last scaaon Wonderfully
built is.s. 28il John Lewis needs
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-01-17
MAS BILL HARS
BASKETBALL GAMES

Greeley Colo Because segreRa-
tomsts in the louisiana lcg,sla.
ture enacted a law forhdding 'co-
minghng % the races Ia athletic
events, Colorado state College
thd not play three scheduled has.
ketban games IN louisiana one
60 the squad members % Colorado
state college Is a Negro AZ tho
urging % the student body. the
school decided that n ollie BELL,
"a year old senior and cN Marine,
could not play, the tour was OF
Coiorados Governor steve Nc.
Nchols declared Tint Colorado
state Colleges players are all
American citizens and II the
Louisiana colleges don't want 20
play the games arc cancelled
Colorado does not recognise any
such law. he pointed out
Though the school might forfeit
SeoO 60 each opponent FOR CANCEL
ing, the president of the College
noard of Trustees aaid the $500
forfcits werv peanuts, in view
~ the issue involved
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-01-17
Kid Bossey To Fight
BeIgion chomp;
Tour America

London. England lANrl Hogan
iitidi liassry. who won worldwide
acclaim last year when he became
tBe first NiFpfian ever 20 win q
world boxing tiue. viii make bia
first major appearance IN the fing
since winning the ule. when he
takes on Pierre Coascmyna of Bel.
gum IN non title bout ~ Liver
pool Jan ~
Hogan IL the foaiherVoight
champion ~ the world Caasrmyns
iE baulamwelRht champion ~ Bel
GUM
After he bout Baasey plans 70
lom he United states and South
America
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-01-17

50 Louis The sc Louis Cardtn
ais have signed their rirat 81 touis
summer high schools star ga the
person Of is-ycat old Thomas Ed
win truml haitom
Young Tom who Is Hsll' and
weighs lgo pounds, has been as
piEned 60 tho Cardinals Glass h
league and viii report Go spring
training ate paytoua Reach, F1a
brings 60 90 the number of
'cgro players in the organtyatiin
owned by Anheuaer Busch, Inc
rho total includes three Ia the
ariinai national league club with
he remainder scattered through
ut tho farm system
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-01-17
FIorf Decisions
Boxer. Moy Get
Title Chance
ny CHARLES J LIVINGSTON

Z bN CHARLES J ilNlNN'S ION
CAte8go CAMP Although he
wss NOT endorsed hy the National
boxing Association as q contestant
tor the current wclterWeight chm-
,nstjon tournament GaFnett sugar
Hart af Philadelphia might wen
have wormed his way into the
small select group of competitors
Hart may have won a bid 70
enter the campaign for Camou
RaSiho's vacated wclter weight
crown by virtue u his convincing
l0luuud win over rugged Larry
baker 81 New York IN the STADIUM
here last Wednesday night At
least. several fans who watched
him outclasa Baker ia the nation.
ally televscd bout, think 50, They
recall that the same Baker gave
the highly -touted Vince Martinez
close call ~ their iosrounder in
the same stadium last septom
Der
Wednesday night however Hart
was vastly different fighter than
Marines SCORING with quick ac
curato punches the Philadelphia
speedslcr completely outtought
Baker who tried vainiy 10 bully his
man on the inside
lie took charge of the bout In
the fourth round. and thereafter
frustrated every Raker rally In
fact he came close 90 stopping
Larry ON several occasions Baker
however stayed close and thus
escaped the FUN force or Hart's
EARRING unchos
The decision tavnring Hart a
boxer puncher who lights great
deal Hike his namcsake Sugar Ray
Robinson. was unanimous Referee
Frank S,knfa scored it tasii
Judge Harold Walsh 4a.4o. and
Judge Harold MarovitE, t9-A2, all
for Garnctt
There were no dissenting boos
from tho slim crowd Of 1905, who
eheered Bakers courage but ap-
plaudod the verdict favoung his
opponent
The slim crowd dii not mean
that Hart and Baker would 80
wanting for spending money Each
collected 81 600 from the radio.tel-
evsion receipts and shared IN a
percentage Of the gate
Afterwards. Hart and his hand
lers said they were anhoua fur a
match with one % the top wcltor
weight ,ontendors They seem IN
no undue hurry though Hart
won't be y until Feb ~
Hart was stopped in the sixth
round by aocuud-rankod virgil
Atkins IN recent bout. bat was
ahead on points up 20 that point
My boy was way ahead uptil
Atkins connected with wild
swing. Gsrustts manager pointed
out
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-01-17

tcnvood iT6s Matte HulI IT,,
Elizabeth Hiatt 1865. Jack Adams
.2iT, James Gardner laS and Bll
Cornelius l9S
ulgh Series Matte Inn a6A
Agnes Bailey t53, Helen Under.
wood az. James Gardner 552,
Jack Adams 547 and Rul Corncl
ius 54t.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-01-17
TEAM ENENrs
SCOTCH MINED DOUBLES

The Scotch Mixed Doubles spon.
sored hy the Northern Lights viii
be Feb ist 3 pm az the Mime
1pohs Recreation Fntrce $500
per couple. First prize S25 other
prizes based oR number Of entrees
Contact Betty Adams. IA. 96pao
ur Bob Green IA. b.8Tli
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-01-17
HOOK CAN WAIT
tWIBC BOwlcrs NanunD

II is a mistaken idea that 10 be
an expert one must develop q hook
True, the hook does mix and spin
the pins, but IL Is not always ad-
visable 70 adopt this form Of de-
livery especially before ono has
learned the basic fundamentals Of
bowling which enables one % hit
the one-t three pocket and 10 pick
up spares consistently.
Many individuals who attempt
20 develop hook or curve when
they are stnl learning are not
only poor spare bowlors. but sell
dom hit the pocket These same
individuals should be satisfied with
rolling a straight bali until they
become good spare bowlery and
untl they learn 10 place the bail
for a fairly good pocket hit. win
find that when the time comes
20 adopt a more effective delivery
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-01-17
ALL-sTAR BOWLER
FROM CAIITORNIA

Henry lHank Hardy whose pic.
ture appears on page one is the
nst Negro bowler tn qualify for
the National An-stsr tournament
now In fun blast at the Minneapolis
Armory.
Hardy a 9 a. 2 inch 100 To-
grocery clerk made a POI average
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-01-17

Basketball Game s Dance
Phyllis wheatic, wisaris W. Racl,
island nlinuis Al star. ~ phyilis
Wheatley House Saturday. Janu
ary Is. ioss $3.50 pm Admlsslon.
Adults AOs--AdNt