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sANToRAL DEL DIA-La Islesia cat6nca ceIebra hoy la fes
tividad de santos Raimundo, abad y fundador y santa Lucrecia, viz.
gen y martir.
envia Ell sguiente interesante communicate acerca del affaire de los
parquimetros:
sr. Rene viera. 49,
RELoJ.
Estmado ST.. viera:
Con ell ruego de que las publique en- su zelda secci6n RET OF de1
DIARIo LAS AMERICAS, del cual soy asiduo Iector desde que Ia
nefasta Dictadura que padecemos permite la entrada de ea publica.
cion en- Cuba, remto a I'd. agunas cosas que he logrado saber acerca
del "negocito" de los parquimetros:
En- das pasados hube de ir a las oficnas de dicho "negocto". ST.
tuadas en- la cane Almendares esquina a Desague, en- Ell Reparto
Ayestaran, y terminal de pagan la muNa por valor de un. peso, Ieg6
un senior, primo del General sin batalas' Fulgenco Batisa, que
es uno de los principles acconistas de dicho negocio, y lie pidi6 a
la muchacha que cobra las mutas que lie dhra algunos papeles va
cobrados COMMITMENTS con Ell importe de, los mismos, los cudes
Sc embolso tranquilamente destruyendo mas tarde dichos comproban-
ties de haber sMo pagadas dichas multas.
Das despues un amigo milo tambien hubo de presenciar otra
operation similar, pero eta vz hecha por I'm mihtar, identtficado
mas tarde como corones oto de los "accionistas' del "negocito". 10
cual me hace sospechar que ESQ es una estafa al pueblo, va que 81
Destroyer los comprobantes de las muTtas pagadas es senal de que
no exkte medic alguno de comprobar 81 han sido pagadas 0 no y
pr 10 tanto no van a juzgado alguno, va que no Sc conoce un solo
case de individuos penados por infracciones de ese tipo.
Tambien he podido saber que vglantes de la Pohcia nacional
que estan al cuidado de los parquimetros tienen un promedio de
multas mensuales, va que elos percben $025 pr cada multa que
pongan sempre y cuando no sea menos de la canidad fijada como
Quota. ~
tenidos por pertenecer al Movimiento 26 de Julio una lita de per.
sonas asesinadas y torturadas por la dictadura con los nombres de
sus verdugos, la cual lie remiire pr6ximamente.
Ell HABANERO
CALENDARIO HIsT0RIC0-15 de mario de 1874: comienza
Ia bataIa de Las Guasimas.
La Direction Nacional del Movimiento 2s de Julio, en- La Ha.
bana, ACADIA de enviarnos una carta de reconocimiento a la labor desa-
rrollada por nosotros en- pro del restablecimiento de la Libertad y
la Democraca naconal. La carta, que suscrbe la Secci6n de Pro.
paganda del M267, dice as:
La Habsna. mario Z de 1868.
Sr. Rene Viera # 7
DIARIo LAS AMERICAS
Miami, Florida.
Senior:
Ell criterio editorial del DIARIO LAS AMERICAS, y muy espe-
cialmente la combatibiidad de la secci6n a III cargo, "Reloj". ha sido
factor de gran efectrvdad en- Ell empeno de la liberacion nacional
Pasa Q h Parna y Z
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-15
UN Ola COMO HOY
sABADo, Is DE MARIO

1767--Naci6 Andrew Jackson, pre-
sidente de Estados Unidos.
1S74-Combate de LAS Guasimas"
independence cubana).
1876-Naci6 Oscar r. Benavides,
ex presidente del Peru.
1S95-Fue internado en- la Isla del
Diablo Ell captain Dreyfus.
1898-Muri6 Bessemer, inventor de
la fabrication del acero.
1917-Abdica el zar de Russia, Nj.
colas III.
1952-Firman pacto de ~asistencia
militar Brasil y Estados
Unidos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-15
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Monessen Duxpert In
Sizzling 278.b71 Set

MONESSEN, Pa. = While
many were ready to uncork
bottles of cheer as the old
year waned, Charles Vlasic
bowling with the Monessen
Villa Nova team in the Mon
ongahela Valley Duckpin Lea
que chose December 3Oth to
let loose with s278 game in a
fine GIL series.
"Chuck" Vlasic as he is
more intimately known is
one of the Lodge 1874 Gro
Ans top keglers and seems
to be getting better.
He is having a fine year
and we like to see his name
with the top echelon Of the
district duckpin keglers. Men
tionable too is the fact that
he generally corrals a team
or two for C.F.U. bowling
meets.
Albert kOvatich
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as the Maywoodites, Lodge
799 of Hammond, Ind, with a
2490 pinfall settled for second
place honors.
Art Wandy and Tony
York of the Cleveland Pio-
neers upended the pins for
a LAG count and the male
ESL doubles laurels. Bello
and Horvath, from Lodge
734, Kansas City, Kan.,
were next in line with a
1118 doubles total.
Andrew Gasparovic, Jr.,
Granite City, ILL.,, Lodge 721
and the tournament chairman,
blasted the naples to the
tune Of $50 for the mems ESL
singles championship. Marko
Cerneka, Progress Lodge 749,
Chicago, followed him with a
551 series.
Krizari In Repeat Act
In the senior division, the
Krizari Lodge 70 men Of Chi
cago as the defending champs
also did some repeating as
they rolled 2434.
The runner-up spot found
a new claimant in Detroit Star
Lodge 351, which aggregated
1858 pins.
A mems doubles team of
Matt Gorreta and Tom Ba-
rich, hailng from Lodge
351, Detroit, copped the top
honors with a 997 total.
They outdistanced Mark
Curilovic and Dick Peters,
the Cleveland Lodge IA en-
try which totalled 972 fall
en- naples.
Emil Nekic, Lodge IA, Gle.
veland copped the mems sin.
giles tiara with a $50 set,
whereas the second best, q
514 total, in this category was
posted by F. Stanich, Lodge
351 of Detroit.
The records, show that the
mems special awards in this
tournament fell as follows
Individual one game high =
229 bys joe Bilicic, Pioneers
Lodge 663of Cleveland; indi-
vidual three games high-586
by Andrew Gasparovic, Jr.,
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contact chairman Peter G..
Franovich valley 4-3454), or
Frank Braidic at the C.F.U.
Sports-Educational D e p a rt-
ment.
This years Sweepstakes,
like it's forerunners, will al
so have a social side. The
hosting Lodge AZ of Will
merding will have open
house Saturday and Sun
day with the Christafano
Bros. Orchestra having
been engaged to furnish
music.
C.F.U. trophies to the 1855
Sweepstakes winners will be
awarded at 500 pm. Sunday
evening at the st. Valentine
Croatian Club Rooms in vii
merding.
Serving as the Sweepstakes
headquarters, the Croatiar
Club will also have available
Saturday evening and Sunday
both afternoon and evening
light lunches and refresh.
ments to those who may be
looking for an oasis to recour
their vitality.
Frank Braidit
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lesser degree, allow after
twenty years. May you the
reader and bowler find this
chronicle as interesting as it
was intended.
We belong to one of the fin
est organizations in the Gro
atian Fraternal Union and it's
Annual Tenpin Tournament
which will be reaching it's
Oath lap in st. Louis, Mo-,
come May 1913, 1858, will af-
ford you to add a little color
if you can remember as far
back as the above names and
scores 80.
ITO Be Continued)
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Vnerding Weekend Scene of 9th Duckpin Sweepstakes
Cleveland Nest Will
Stage Family Tourney
Saturday, February Is

CLEVELAND, Ohio - An
nouncement is hereby made
that a C.F.U. Family Tourna-
ment under the auspices of
Nest 55 will be held at the
Grdina Recreation Alleys, ST.
Clair Avenue and Goth Street
in Cleveland, on Saturday
February Is, 1858.
We have in mind a bowl
ing tournament with class
es of competition that will
make it a novel promotion
to the Cleveland C.F.U.
populace. Details will be
carried in coming issues of
the Zajednicar.
Several members have al
ready indicated an interest tt
compete in this tournament
which for the most part vii
consist of doubles partners
along G.. F. u. membership
from any one family.
Anna Rescic, Mgr
Junior Nest IS
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akron Lodge 472 Members Check Pians
For Running Of Ohio State Tournament
Second Annual Buckeye State Classic To
Be Held Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 8-9th

AKRON, Ohio - The CFU
End Ohio State Bowling
Tournament takes place Feb
ruary 8-9 at the Gran Alleys
in Akron. This year it comes
under the wing of Akron
Lodge 472. Headquarters will
be the Sheraton Hotel and the
Croatian American Hall.
(Note: - The deadline for
entries is midnight Saturday,
Jan. rs, 1852
The Sheraton Hotel is Ak
ron's finest and it's $50 rooms
have free radio and television
facilities.
Located in the heart of the
city near bus and rail lines, it
is also at the center of the
t h eater and entertainment
| district, and but a few steps
to Akron's fine department
stores.
The Town Room with mod
est priced breakfast, lunch
and dinner and the Terrace
Room with entertainment and
fine food await the tourna-
ment registrants.
Room rates for singles
range from $3.50 to $10.35,
doubles and twins from $1,000
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dy Perpich, 2O1-587 outdid
Ginny Koss, 199-525, both to-
tails enabling the Mixers to
mix the Misfit leading bowl
ers. Don Gray and Lii Bunje-
vac shot sets of $40 and 494
for the losers.
The Pocket Pickers' Tony
Radman let out with a 236
game and 604 series, while
teammate Dolores Gray went
beserk by 95 pins to keep the
team in the race.
Joe Kodak bowled "a pins
over average and Joan
Young "a to keep the Boobies
hanging on to their standings
rung. The Jays slipped little
despite Milan Kovach's 152
and Julie Markovich's 469 SER
les.
The Toppers are current
ly hot, winning eight in a
row. Nick Hecimovich out
shot his sister and Oppo-
nent 225-621 against Dots
2O5-581.
Mary Bunjevac and Kay BIZ
doll also helped. The Lazettes
remain in a lazy position ex-
cept for 483 total, while the
Hi-Lows had only Kay Vuko-
vich who shot better than av-
erage.
Fred Gregorich, Reporter
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Stinkers Vault Into Two-way Stymie
For Command Of Detroit Tenpin Loop
Torrid Toppers Rack Up Eight In Row
AS Teams Prep For St. Louis Tourney

DETROIT - The Stinkers
are now tied for first place in
the CFU Detroit Mixed Lea
que. Fred Gregorich's 205,
Rosemarie Burich's 80 pins
over average and Bill Laslo-
vich's 1919 game made this
possible.
The Hotshots are really
true to their name now. Joan
Katalenic shot 70 pins over
average in one game. Ray FL
lipiak blasted a 231 game and
John Magiera's SCI were
enough to give the crew the
other tied for first place
berth.
Casino Five in a holiday
mood gave 8 points away and
lost first place. Airline and
Barb Grgurich cooled off
while Chuck Barkovich fired
a 2O0-563 series.
Chuck BidOli of the Han
covers hit all amazing 2O9-
213-254-676 to help his
team maintain a fifth place
tie with the Jaces.
c. Puskich contributed 65
pins over average and Eda
Buban went over board by GO
while John Tonkovich belted
them for 2O4-544 in the ia.
ces behalf.
Not to be outdone by a
teammate woman bowler, Ru.
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John Mixed Dux Loop
Back In Stride Again

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. - Fol-
lowing a holiday lay-off, the
Johnnies Mixed Duckpin Lea
que during the past week re-
sumed play for the second
half title.
The st. Rochus Church,
first half champs, took a 80
decision over the Lodge 5
keglers. John "Chuck" Kolar
was tops with 183-491, while
Mike Duray and Vic Farkas,
Jr. shot 468 and AL, respec-
lively. Vic Farkas, Sr., cap
tain Of the lodge team took
top honors when he rolled
22O-545. @
The Baretincic MOrti-
clans took three close
games from the Pavich
Amusements, the wins COM
ing on ten, eight and six
pins. 1t was heartening to
see the Pavichs make such
a stand after being the oft
beaten team in the first
half. .
John Gojmerac was the big
gun for the Morts as he top
pied the naples for a 519 SER
les, while Ed Cominskey's
213-470 was second best,
while Frank Kolar was high
man with 226-452. Of the fair
sex Helen Demko was tops
with a 150-420 set. The losers
were led by Steve Knaetz, 1872.
529 and by Kay Spisak with
1880.
Going into the second half
the five top male averages
were allocated as follows: Ed
ward Cominskey, 172; Victor
Farkas, Sr., 160; Victor Far
kas, Jr., 159; Frank Kolar
153 and Steve Petrusic, 145
In the fair sex ranks, similar
mention fell to Cecilia Jako'
vic, 1913; Agnes Gojmerac
116; Helen Demko, 112 anc
Anne Palian, 100.
| The seasonal high marks
at the midway point were Vic
tor Farkas, Sr. 25O-64O, Ce'
celia Jakovic, 1854 and the
St. Rochus team with 1896
2578. All high marks but we
feel that they will be broker
in the home stretch.
John j. Fabina, Sec'y
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to $17.O0. Dormitory rooms at
four or more to room are
available at $3.50 per person.
The Sheraton also has a
family plan for you and
your children. Please send
your reservations to Tony
j. Pavlic, 881 kennebec
Avenue, Akron 5, Ohio -
phone REpublic-3-5625.
For entertainment during
the two day bowling joust,
dancing to the music of Tony
Pavlic's Carlia Tamburitzans
will be provided Saturday eve
ming from 800 pm. Also on
Sunday, February 9th, at the
$50 pm. Victory Banquet
where barbecued chicken will
be served and this followed at
1880 pm. by dancing to the
Carlia Tamburitzans.
AS you can see we have a
gala weekend planned and we
hope all of our Ohio keglers,
men and women, will enjoy it
with us, first at the Gran al
leys and under the lights at
the Croatian American Hall,
798 Grant Street in Akron.
Ruth Lolich, Tourney Sec'y.
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from the ESLs and 8 from
the senior lodges. A.B.C. sane
tioning was first mentioned
at this tourney.
The Pioneers Yankees" =,
Lodge 663 of Cleveland, by
rolling 1884 repeated as the
ESL mems champions, where
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Mound City MoydeIIs
Scatter 1881 Sticks
For New Circuit High

ST. LOUIS, Mo. - With
the National CFU Tourna-
ment only a few months a.
way, the St. Louis Bowlers
are taking closer aim at the
pins with the hope that a
team from home can take
tournament honors.
And taking closer aim
Jan. 3 was the Moydell five
as they toppled the team hi-3
total of 2728 set by the Fassi
team. Led by Rudy Brnjac's
256 single and a 568 series
and John Carr's 229-626 SER
les, Moydell took three games
from Klaric Contracting on
totals of 896-978-9O7 for a to-
tai of 2781, a new record.
Klaric fired a $40 single in
a losing cause. For Klaric
Contracting, Jerry Mulch had
240 single and a $40 series
and John Mulch had a 2O2-
$50 series. Moydell seems to
be the team to watch.
Fassi Tavern, still setting
a fast pace, grabbed two and
one-half games from Team
No. 6 as Hubie Domijan had
a 209-594 series and Frank
Jovanovic had a 196-556 SER
les; Hey, Smoky, smoke get
in your eyes?
Team No. 6, in grabbing
y game, tied for seventh
| and have vacated the base
ment. Well, we knew you
could do it. John Perhat
had q 19O-5O7 series and
! Bob Potocnjak had a 1866
AL series to help the Team
No. 6 cause.
Ivancich and Brncic Con-
tracing, still hoping, blanked
a poppy Ban Tile five to keep
in step with the leaders.
Young George Ivancic blasted
a 224-587 series assisted by
rock N roll John Ivancich as
he had a 199-536 series. For
Ban Tile, AL Klarich rolled a
171-479 series and Frank Ban
had a 15Z-4Z9 series. Hey,
Paul. Don't throw the towel
in.
Chulicks, still clinging to
second, also grabbed three
games from the John Sugar
quintet as Russell Eaves fired
a 2O1-561 series assisted by
Willie Pavletich's 214-522 SER
les.
John Krsul threw a 194-540
series and Nick. Jercinovic had
a 177-482 series for the John
Stygar team, who have yet to
find the right combination.
John Muich. Sec'V
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January 25. 1858, the Sweep
stakes opening that day at 1
pm. and continuing thereon
into the evening as the sche-
dule demands.
The following day being
Sunday, the heaviest part
of the two-day event will
find the bowlers toeing the
foul line as early as 1900
Noon with the Sweepstakes
kegling winding up 700
pm. Sunday evening.
First choice goes to those
who have already entered, al
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Meet Ne In St. Louis
May 15th-18th, 1858
Croatian Fraternal Unions
oath National Tenpin
Bowling Tourney
BY Frank Braidic, Sports-Ed Director

PITTSBURGH, Pa. - The 4th CF.U.-E.SL. Tour
nament that being the by which it then known
held in Cleveland, Ohio April 80 and May l. 1888.
The st. Clar-Eddy Recreation Bowling Alleys 1890 st.
Clair Avenue in Cleveland provided the site for the most
Eastern point that the tournament had travelled.
Forty nine teams entered, being womens quints and
all from ESLs while the 40 mems teams divided 80
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Granitoids, Lodge 721 of Gra-
mite City, ILL.,; and the team
high of 915 was rolled by the
Pioneers Yankees" of Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Gary Sisters Triumph
AS for the women's division
where there were. but ESLers
entered, the Pioneers No. 1
team poled 2100 pins to beat
the defending champs, Gary
ESL 727, who were second
with 2O34.
Dorothy Bell and Martha
Woss, a sisters team from
Gary ESL, took top honors on
877 pins. Betty Habian and
Anne .Yurkovic Of the Cleve-
land Pioneers Lodge 663 fol-
lowed wy7dlswy with an s So7 T.. dual count
"A 512, score by Marie ia
nus Of Chicago's Progress
Lodge 749 earned her the
first women's singles cham
.pionship, with second place
going to Martha Woss,
Lodge 727 of Gary, ON AL
pins. sre:y,s ..gg.
The women's special a.
wards, according to the old
Zajednicars, were as follows
vidual three games high -
178, Betty Habian, Pioneers
Lodge 663 of Cleveland; indi.
dividual three games high
512 by Marie Janus, Progress
749 of Chicago.
The team high game award
went to the Pioneers No. ]
team which had a good score
Of 719 but somewhat lower
than a III rolled by the Kri'
zari Lodge 70 women in the
previous year, but not entered
III the 1888 tournament to de.
fend several of their titles.
| The Pioneers, Lodge 663 o1
Cleveland, as the tournament
hosts held the banquet in thu
Rainbow Room, Carter Hotel
downtown Cleveland.
A significant part of this
tournament was the inaugura
ing Of Doubles and Singles
competition. The records say
nothing of the number of en-
tries posted in this tourna
ment, nor is there mention o1
All-Events computation ol
champions in that field.
ITO Milwaukee In 1889
The bowlers awarded thu
1889 tournament to- Milwau
kee, Wisconsin, and entrusted
the hostship to the Vanguard'
Lodge 807 of that city.
Andrew Gasparovic, Jr.,
was reelected to the chair
manship and Joseph B. Ra-
dy elected to the post Of
tournament secretary, an
office he was to be identi-
fled with for q long time.
Vic Pavlic, presumably o,
Milwaukee, was made vice
chairman, all positions being
voted on unanimously. Heller
Rukavina, secretary for two
years, declined to run as sec
retary.
We have tried to be al
broad and meticulous as rec
| ords, more, and memory, to .
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Members Of Lodge A Will Play Host
Saturday and Sunday, January 2-%
To Ninth Running Of Dux Sweepstakes
Open House Will Be Held Both Days At
Wilmerding's Croat Home, 1O1 Middle Ave

WILMERDING, Pa. - The toga of hosting West
Penn Sweepstakes and this for the first time in nine
runnngs will Valentine Lodge AZ this weekend
January and g. 1858. Mems and womens singles, dou
bles doubles will draw it's customary number of
Sweepstakes the of entries this event
though has enabled to print schedule beforehand
Bowlers of the immediate vicinity of Wilmerding and
Mckeesport will be expected bowl their games Saturday.
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CCpICN oo SPASS MA ~Ao -
permits.
Our suggestion to late en-
trants is to, preferably, get
busy or to come early to the
bowling establishment to as
sure themselves Of a schedule
spot.
Stop At Croat Home!
The women's events, singles
and doubles, and the mixed
couple doubles will take place
at Bill Kukurin's Alleys, cor
ner of Sycamore and Monroe
vile Streets in Wilmerding.
The men, meanwhile, will
strut their stuff at the Bohe-
n1ian Club Alleys located at
Lincoln and Washington Ave-
nues, Boyd's Hill, Monroe
vile, which can be reached
going East on the Pittsburgh
Parkway and turning off
right at Monroeville.
As a last resort informa-
ton and directions to either
establishment will always
be available at the Croatian
Club, 1O1 Middle Street in
Wilmerding, which is a ten
minute drive distance from
both places.
The Sweepstakes rules arc
simple and unchanging over
the years, C.F.U. membership
is a must; a bowler can bow
in the Singles event but once
and in the Doubles and Mixeo
Couple Doubles with the same
partner.
Partners in the Doubles
men and women, must be
members of the same lodge
Partners in the Mixed Couple
Doubles can be from two diff
ferent lodges. An infractior
of the rules will make you in
eligible with no entry fees be-
ing refunded.
Socials Around Clock
At this time we issue a cal
for competent scorekeepers tt
work at this C.F.U. Sweep
stakes.
Their services will not &c
without remuneration as they
will be compensated at the
rate of five cents for each
line of bowling. Payment te
the scorekeepers to be made
within two weeks after the
Sweepstakes dates.
Interested parties shoulc
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Turn to page 8 for Editorial,
"Thc 9th Lap"
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Dorothy A. Chrnko, sec'y
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DETROIT - The Stinkers Idy Perpich, 2O1587 outdi
tied for first place in Ginny Koss 199525, both tt
the CFU Detroit Mixed Lea tails enabling the Mixers
que. Fred Gregorchs 205 mix the Misfit leading bow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-16
Leibowitz of CIV
Wins First Match
In NCAA Tennis

ANNAPOLIS, June 16 (R.-
Saul Leibowitz of George Wash
ington won and jackson Yang
Of Maryland lost as the NCAA's
74th annual tennis tournament
opened today at Navy.
Leibowitz defeated Lewis
Hester Of Florida State, 80,
6-3, while Jim Nelson of Utah
sidelined Yang. Ga, 60.
Gordon Davis got favored
Southern California off to a
winning start by beating Dick
Walsh Of Miami. 60, 60.
Among the top-ranked play
ers set for action is Don Dell of
Bethesda. who is playing for
Yale. and is seeded third.
Southern California won the
team championship in 1855 and
the singles and doubles titles
in 1856 before an NCAA ban on
all post-season athletic events
for their school sidelined them
They hope to bounce back
with a flve-man contingent led
by Alex Olmedo. a Peruvian
who won the national college
singles title as sophomore in
1856 and also played on South
ern Calls championship doubles
team that year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-16
Tamanar Wins
French Derby

PARIS, June is (R.-Tama-
mar won the $4,000 Prix du
Jockey Club French Derby for
3-year-olds yesterday in a neck
and-neck battle with the filly
Bella Paola. recent winner Of
the EPSON Oaks.
Pepin lie Brief was third and
Wallaby fourth in the mile
and-a-half race at Longchamp,
Bella Paola Numbered UP on
the outside in the home stretch
to make a bid to become the
first filly to win the famed race
since 1874. Tamanar answered
the challenge and the two
passed under the wire in a
driving finish. with Tamanar
holding the lead by a neck.
Bella Paola. the only fllly in
the l7-horse field, was among
the favorites because Of her
recent victory in the British
filly classic at EPSON.
Tamanar. by Sunny Boy
Tressal. was ridden by j. De-
forge, who sent his mount into
the lead in the back stretch.
Tamanar is owned by R.
Beaumonte of France. Pepin lie
Brief and Wallaby were barely
a length behind at the finish,