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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-05
City Issues
Bid for 90
Farley Here

Rockville, The All Amer
lea City, this week invited
the Maryland Municipal
League to hold its 1860 Fall
convention in the county
seat.
Rockville city fathers hope
by that time to be well into
the city's celebration of its
Tooth birthday of Incorporation.
At the same time. initial
phases of construction Of the
Civic Center auditorium should
be done then. The Mayor and
Council hope that the auditor
ium and Civic Center, the new
water filtration plant, and other
new municipal facilities will
prove draw to the conven-
tioneers.
Housing might prove worry.
There are only two or three
motels close enough to the city
to really convenient, probably
providing less than 200 accom-
modations at one time.
Nevertheless, the invitation,
one of three resolutions passed
at Tuesdays conference session
of the Mayor and City Council,
went out.
The other two resolutions
were "a one that urged the
Maryland Municipal League to
study possibility of permitting
payment of municipal statutory
boards planning Commission,
Board of Appeals; and ~
another asking action of the
MML to give municipalities
authority to govern speed of
trains through cities.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-05

sponsored by the Junior Com
mittee of the Potomac Hunt.
Pat Talbot is chairman of the
committee with Anita Bogley
acting as supervisor to the
group.
The ball will feature Ted
Alexander's trio and the invita-
tons read, formal, if convenient.
Mrs. Jack Smith is the adult
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-05
BY Lynch from P. 1
Same WSSC
Rates Urged

ersburg and North Branch
($4S8,800); Rock Creek Relief
DC. to Viers Mill I'd, Isl, 43S,.
500); Little Northwest Branch
1882, 5000; Manor Park ($42, OOO) /;
Congressional Airport C$147,-
0O0); Thomas Branch ($1O3, 300
Treasurer Lynch emphasized
that the 1860 budget shows
further progress in spelling out
what the taxpayer will receive
in terms of performance, In
terms of new service facilities
and the like during the year."
The budget, he declared, re.
fleets "the efforts of the entire
Commission staff towards pro.
gramming its functions in order
TO present a realistic picture to
the public of the accomplish.
ments and costs of operating the
WSSC."
In terms of performance, the
budget anticipates the following
In 1860: construction of 56.6
miles of water mains, construc.
ton Of 53.7 miles of sewers, in.
stallation of an estimated $500
water house connections, in
stallations of $500 sewer house
connections, and filtered water
distribution totaling about 1875
billion gallons.
At the end of 1860, the WSSC
Is expected to have approx.
mately 100 miles of water
mains and 1880 miles of sewers
in service, 133,500 water house
connections and $4,000 sewer
house connections installed. Pop
ulation of the Suburban District
Is expected TO increase by about
3 0thousand people to approx.
mately $4,000 by the end Of
1860.
Storm drainage construction
in 1860 is scheduled to cost
more than 81 million and will
augment about 40 miles of exist.
ing storm drains.
Copies of the WSSCs pro.
posed 1860 budget are available
on request from the Commits.
sion's Public Information Office.
4017 Hamilton ST., Hyattsville,
Md, Appleton 7.7700, Ext. 224.
Copies also may be obtained at
the WSSCs Silver Spring Office,
935 Pershing dr., Silver Spring.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-05

with a costume party at her
home that evening.
Jimmy Nicholson chose Hal
loween night to invite twelve,
twelve year Odds to a costume
dance party at his home on
Congressional Parkway.
November 81 is the date for
the Juniors in the area invited
to the First Junior Hunt Ball,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-05

supervisor to the Junior Hunt
Committee this year.
DR.. and Mrs. Ralph GunkeI
entertained DIR. and Mrs. vii.
liam RushtOn last Sunday at
tea. DIR. RushtOn is a leading
scientist in OpthOmOlogy. He is
a professor of Physiology at
Cambridge and is visiting this
country on a Rockefeller grant.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-05-07
Browning Group Attends
Delta Kappa Gamma
Convention In Great Falls

The annual state convention of
Delta Kappa Gamma. Intcrna.
tional Honorary Society of Won.
en- Educators. was held in Great
Falls April - and IS. Nearly 200
members from chapters in the
state registered at convention
headquarters in the Hotel Rain.
bow Friday evening.
The keynote address. Friend.
ship-Key to Tomorrow's World"
was delivered by Miss Catherine
Rathburn. Great Falls. Northwes,
Regional Director.
The speaker at the banquet
Saturday evening was Mrs. Edna
Mcclure Boyd. Greencastlc. In
diana. International Past Presi.
dent. who spoke on This Bond
of Womanhood."
Those attending from Brown.
ing were Mrs. Helen DesRosier.
Mrs. Carmella Hughes. Mrs.
Faithe Bercovich and Mrs. Alice
Rodgers.
RHO Chapter. which includes
the Browning members. was in
charge of the luncheon on Satur.
day.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-05-07
Corrected Road Priority
List Submitted BY
County Commissioners

Board of County Commissioners
Glacier County
Cut Bank. Montana
Gentlemen:
Thanks for your letter Of April
.. 1859, giving your corrected
list of priorities for construction
of secondary roads. Following
your list. have made up a ,cnta-
tive schedule, copies of which are
enclosed.
You will note that | have listed
the two Duck Lake Road projects
to include oiling On the Starr
School Route | have included the
plant mix oil surface on both
the new construction and on the
section first graded and which
now has bituminus surfaoe
treatment. This will complete the
Starr School Route and give you
a low maintenance cost road If
my list is not satisfactory, please
advise.
l am planning to hold a "Coun.
ty Conference" meeting in Havrc
on May 18th. The place has not
been chosen yet. 1t will be for
the county commissioners of Gla-
cier. Toole. Liberty, Hill and
Blaine counties and their road
superintendent. | hope all three
of you can come. | will send
another notice before your next
meeting.
Yours very truly,
Fred Quinell, Jr.
State Highway Engineer
by: (Signed)
l.. Walker Brown
Secondary Roads Engineer
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-05-07

Administrative FINANCIAL REPORT
BLAcKFEEr TRIBAL BUSINESS COUNCIL
B'aekteet Indian Agency. Browning. Mont.
For the Month Of October. 1855
Salaries Of Clerks. Welfare. Tribal Miscellaneous
pitncy Bowcs Inc - Postage ~.-. ... e.. - sl4s5
Alvin Kennedy - Clerk. Per Diem ZOO
Joe No Runner - Polio Work OOI
Prisoners Meals - Law & Order ... 1900
Meade Swinglcy - Clerk, Per Diem ... w ~ ~ 60 DOL
Lucy Rather - Advance Per Capita 90
Catherine K Pete Home Gun - Adv Per Capita los 90
Relief Grant 1000
George Nightgun - Wages "a "a
Joe Running Crane Wages ...... 1900
Donation - Candy .......... $500
Prisoners Meals - Law 4 Order .. lO8 rs
Prisoners Meals - Law 4 Order ........ $4,000
Gasoline Law 4 Order 5000
j. L. Shcrburnc Agency INSURANCE Policies $lO75OO
George Jump - Dressing 4 Delivering Elk Meat 437 sol
Henry Little Dog ..~...... 5OOl
Ccdor Is. Alvnow Lawyer ~ go. ..~... .... 223 SIS
Joe Pipe Law X Order e.. .... . w .~. $50 DOL
trca, Falls Office Equipment Various
W. f. Mary L. Newhousc Option Purchased O3OOOOl
Alvin Kennedy - Clerk. Salary Advance ..~ 6o5O|
Hazel CrosSsuns - Per Capita Advance ... .. l5OOl
Henry Fisher - Wages ...... .. 5OOOl
Bridget NShtgun - Sewing Room Supervisor ..... 4OOO|
Beck Funeral Home Grant 275 OOI
Tribune Printing Supply - Supplies 5OOOO|
StraSSrr Spugclbcrg Attorney Contract 25O0OO|
Gasoline - Law & Order ......... 5OOO|
Moon Agency. Inc. 634l
Arthur to Francisco w 10 2s|
Harvey Monroe Part Payment of Annual Leave 10000
Meade Swingcy - Clerk. Diem .. GOO
Ir"wnn. Mercantile - Supplies .... l46 90
Henry Fisher = Wages 24,5OI
Express Charges 2O2l
TnmC ohcl - t'rcdi, Board Per Diem $3.50
Gasoline - Law Il Order ....... 5000,
Gasoline - Law Order 50OOI
Gasoline - Law & Order 5000
Bridget Nlsh,gun - Sewing Room Supervisor ... 5000
Myrtle whiford - Clerk. Salary Advance ..... 5000
Gu, Bank Pioneer Press ....~.. .. $50
A">' Gillian - Hauling Trash ....... ... 24OOI
James II Walters - Law 4 Order. Salary Advance 4OOOl
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-05-07
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-15
CUBS, s; BRAVES, o

SUMMERS. Mckinley. Soar and chyl
T-2:6O. A-20,257.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-15
NINTH RACE-Purse. SLIGO; s.
vear-oids and Up: claiming; mile and .

Payne entry
Mrs. James o'Brey-Nuncy Fannelli
entry.
B oeoree Pollock-Mrs. william o.
Daugherty entry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-15
LAUREL
GRADED
HANDBAGS

Pest Time, $50 Pm.
g Bet Del Miller Entry. ath Race
FIRST RACE-Purse, $500: &C"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-15
STARS HARNESS
RACING GUIDE
NOW ON SALE

II you want o keener
understanding Of harness
racing and o sounder basis
for picking 'em. be sure to
get your copy Of The Stars
new guide on trotting races,
entitled Trailing the Trot-
ters."
Written by Dick O'Brien.
Handicapped for The Eve
ming Star. you will find his
Trailing the Trotters"
3ooklet an invaluable aid
In making your selections.
II covers all the fine points
and basic information on
harness racing.
You may pick up your
copy Of Trailing the Trot-
tiers" at the Laurel Race
way or at leading news
stands throughout the
Washington area. The
price is Is cents per copy.
To obtain one by mail.
write The Evening Star.
Room AS, Virginia avenue
and Second street Sc.
Washington 8, D. c. The
price is Is cents plus 10
cents for handling and
postage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-15
Tony Lees Owner Angered
Because Shoe Didn't Ride

Here's what Turner had 10
say about Il In an interview
with Bill Collyns. editor Of the
Midland Reporter Telegram:
Everybody Is organized ex-
cept the owners. who often are
put In q squeeze by the jockeys
and are unable TO do anything
about It,"
Turner plans to leave today
TO appear before the CaliforniS
Horse Racing Board to tell his
side OF the story. He blames q
substitute rider. Don Pierce.
for Tony Lees poor showing.
Tony Lee was entered
against my better judgment
and at the plea Of the race
track management. ! knew he
couldn't win the race with q
new rider UP. Tony Lee Is DIFF
ficult to ride and o jockey not
familiar with his peculiarities
cannot be expected to ride him
to victory. He is q free runner
and wants to run. He is hard
to handle II q rider doesn't
know him"
Turner said he had "a hard
and fast agreement with Willie
Shoemaker's agent that Shoe
maker would ride Tony Lee
Saturday. But he said a few
days before the race he was
notified that Shoemaker would
ride Sword Dancer In the Bel
mont Stakes and that Pierce
would ride Tony Lee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-15

MIDLAND, Tex, June IS
(AP)--The owner Of Tony Lee
dashed out yesterday against
the use Of q substitute Jockey
on the Kentucky Derby winner
In Saturdays Cinema Handi-
cap at Hollywood Park.
Fred Turner. IT.. millionaire
oil operator. threatened TO quit
racing II "this unfair situation
Is not corrected and II jockeys
and their agents are not forced
to abide by their agreements
as are others In racing"
They should be made to toe
the line" Turner said.
Tony Lee finished sixth In q
field Of eight In the mile-and-
one eighth race for 3-year-olds
at Inglewood. Calf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-15
Marvin Quits
AsW-LCoach

Charles Z. tChappy) Marvin
today announced his resigna-
ton Is head football coach at
Washington-Lee High School.
He will return to his home
town Of Adrian. Mich, to ac-
cept q similar job.
Marvin came to WI as an
assistant to Bob Waldorf In
1858. When Waldorf moved to
Western Maryland College In
1857. Marvin was promoted to
head coach at WI. His teams
had q 1873 record for the two
seasons. winning the Northern
Virginia championship in 1858.
Marvin's teams lost only
three games to Northern Viz
ginia Group I opponents and
swept their games with Wake
field and George Washington,
the Generals biggest rivals.
John Youngblood. jayvee
football coach. and Jim Heren
and Robert Cogins. Marvin's
assistants, all have applied for
the job.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-15
The leaders:
President Luuds
Little on Degree

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. June
IS (AP).-President Eisenhower
warmly. and humorously, con-
graduated his old friend Lou
Little when the famous foot
ball coach emeritus received
an honorary degree from
Springfield College yesterday.
The Chief Executive tele-
graphed:
THE news of your latest
honor has warmed the hearts
Of your friends.
But ! can't understand how
you could have built up such q
fiourishing practice in hu-
manics without a degree. APP
parently you have been oper-
ating as a splendid amateur.
CONCENTRATIONS"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-15
Saturday Tops
AtShenandoa|l

CHARLES TOWN. w, Va,
June Is Especially .-Shenan-
doah Downs officials anticipate
an upswing In interest in night
racing this week after register
ing their best Saturday night
since the opening more than
q month ago.
The Mason-Dixon Sports Car
Purse, q 6-furlong dash. tops
the program, but the mile and
one-sixteenth ninth race-fea-
turing seven previous winners
could produce more excitment.
Among those scheduled to run
In the ninth are Stop Street.
Mountain Fury. Mahout II.
Sideout. Piping Pride. Hot
Snack and Safe Deposit.
Tonight's feature gets its
name from the Mason-Dixon
Sports Car Club. whose MEM
bers will exhibit their cars in
the infleld.
A foreign-built sports car will
be given away tomorrow night.
with free admission and free
parking for all corners.
Saturdays crowd Of 1880
sent $S12,376 through the mu-
fuels. hosting the nightly aver
age to $l96.472.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-15
BY ROBERT b. PHILLIPS
contributing writer

UPPERvuLE, Va. June IS.
Two blue ribbons and a third
place on the final day clinched
Ia grand championship Of the
Upperville Colt and Horse Show
for an old-timer named Span
ish Mint at Grafton Farm here
yesterday.
Spanish Mint was part Of q
two-horse stable owned by Mrs.
j. Deane Rucker Of Detroit
which accounted for tao TIL
color ribbons and q pew {
score. The second star was 4 !
Climate, who won the q 4
conformation hunter reserVs
division. the green hunter stake
and the open green hunters.
Clay Camps Sunset Hill, tops
in the 3-year-old green con-
formation class. also won the
green CuklOiLuhtAOAA AAuAAtCi ~
serve and was named the 3
year-old champion.
Shawnee Farm Of Kentucky
took the working hunter cham
pionship with Journey Proud.
who held his early edge over
the reserve winner, Morton
Smiths Passport. Passport also
slipped into a reserve slot
among the green working hunt
ers. led by the Fairview Farms
Evening Out.
This years high jumping
competition. always a crowd
pleaser on an especially pleas
ing horse show day. pulled up
short at 6 feet Az inches. more
than q foot lower than the rec
ord here. The winner was
Bowie Gibbon, l3-year- old
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-15
Dr.. ConeIey Dies;
Noted Veterinarian

STANTON. Del. June Is
Especially Delaware Park ON
cials and horsemen were sad
dened today to learn of the
death Of DR.. r. D. Coneley, 81,
noted veterinarian. at his home
in Lima. Pa, this morning.
Death was attributed to a heart
attack.
In recent years, DR.. Coneley,
q graduate Of the University Of
Pennsylvania Veterinary
Hospital, had devoted full time
to the thoroughbred horse at
race tracks in the East. He
was q specialist in the roaring
operation" q treatment for
breathing imperfection, and
had treated such famous horses
as Citation, Whirlaway, Hello
scope and Vertex.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-15
Miss Hanson
Holds Lead
Over Suggs

MINNEAPOLIS, June is
tAP).-Beverly Hanson of In
dio. Calf, carries q two-stroke
lead into the final 10 holes Of
the American Women's Open
golf tournament at Brookview
course here today.
A pair Of deuces gave the
long hitting Miss Hanson a s.
under-par 70 for a 54-hole total
Of 223 yesterday, two up on
Louise Suggs Of Atlanta, Ca.
who shot a rs for the runnerup
post beginning the last round.
Nine others in the field Of
40 pros and amateurs were
punched between 226 and $50.
These included Mickey
Wright of San Diego. Calf.
who uncorked the tournament
low round with q 4-under 70
for a total of 226 and third
place going into the final round
over the 6.3e7-yard course.
Betsy Rawls Of Spartanburg.
8. c.. this seasons leading
money winner. shot a "a for q
227 total. Defending Champion
Patty Berg of Minneapolis was
fifth with a 228 after yester-
days rs.
Tho leaders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-15
Three MI Clubs
Add Bonus Boys
By the Associated Press

Three National League clubs
have dipped into their cash
boxes to make the big gamble
on INFESTED youth.
The Cubs paid out an esti-
mated $4,000 bonus for the
University Of Connecticut's
Moe Morhardt. 22-year-old out.
fielder. He's been assigned to
Fort Worth Of the American
Association.
The Phillies also paid APP
proximately $4,000 for Larry
Daniels. l9-year-old shortstop
from Birmingham. Ala, and
have assigned him to johnson
City. Tenn. In the Class d APP
palachian League. The Pirates
signed Bob McAlaine. 22-year-
old graduate Of Williams Col
lege, for an undiscloeed sum
and have assigned him to
Salem. Va. In the Appalachian
League.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-15
Williamson Wins
Drue Roce Prize

John Williamson Of Alex
andria yesterday won the top
elimnator trophy Of the weekly
drag racing program at Old
Dominion Speedway.
Williamson drove his Pontiac
powered Thunderbird to q top
speed Of 101 miles per hour with
an elapsed time Of 1925 Sec
onds. Gary Kestervan Of Chill
lum was second in a Chrysler-
powered 1884 Plymouth.
Mrs. Robert Beall won the
ladies' powderpuh derby with q
top speed Of IS miles per hour
in q 1859 Pontiac.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-15
Spanish Mint Takes Honors
In UpperviIIe Horse Show

brown gelding owned by Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Gibbon.
open ereen hunters, Cold Climate
Mrs. j. Deane Rucker; ., Sunset Hill
Nj. and Mrs. L. Clay Camp: 8, Gary
Psnnan,; Mrs; Morton M.son,v W .I smith; =
5000 green working hunter stake
II, Passport. Morton W. Smith: z
Sky Searih. Mrs. George Tener; 8
Dusty Roads. Miss Jane Bryan; 4. Ne
Feus, Mrs A. c. Randolph; 5, Evenin1
Out. Fairviev Farms.
Ladies hunters-l. Duke Of Paeo-
nian, Nj and Mrs; John s. Pettlnones'
spanish Mint, Mrs. J. Deane Rucker;
4. corpond. Mrs, Warner Atkins.
Ss5O.OO working hunter stake-l,
Passport; .. Social Error, L. W. Rich
ardson: ). WIN Do, J. Arthur REYNOLDS:
3. Bold Anne. NJ and Mrs.. < e;
:" $50 workine hunter stake,
Climate: ., Sunset Hill; 3, Gary PEN
nant: 4. Ocean Murmur: 8, Sandsa-
rena. Dudley Clark Fort.
Hish jumping eontest-Bovis Sio.
:. serenadsr II. oeorEs L. ohrstrOm'
$3.50 hunter stake-l. spanish Mint,
Mrs. j. Deane Rucker; :, DUKE o.
Paeonian; 3. Ripple Boy, Boginod
Fsrm. 4, Our Delight: 8, Halo Miss,
M. and Mrs. s. J. Rosers, IT,.
WoTkInE Hunter Appointment Ciass
II. Journey Proud; =, WIZ Do; D.
Passport; .. Social Error.
Hunter Appointment Class-l.
Spanish Mint; ,. Ripple Boy: y. Our
Junior champion-Msrianna Sara
Nan PAYNE Gll
Junior Reserve--can Do, Mrs. James
small Working Hunter Chamber
Mindoro, Mrs. A. c. Randolph tl1Ls).
Small Working Hunter Reserve
Mariana tphD.
Green Working Hunter Champion
Evening Out, Fairview Farms uoD.
Green WORKING Hunter Reserve
Passport, Morton Smith u2l.
Green Conformation Hunter CHAM
pion-Sunset Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Green Conformation Hunter Reserve
Cold Climate. Mrs. J. Deane Rucker
Thrss; Year-old champiOn-sunset
Three .Year-old Reserve - Ocean
Murmur. Waverly Farm (9bal.
Working Hunter Champion-Journey
Proud, Shawnee Farm 40.
Working Hunter Reserve--Passport
(6l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-15
LuMuze Takes
French Amateur.
For 10th Time

PARIS, June Is (AP).-Henri
de LaMaze today won his 10th
French Amateur gold champ.
ionship with q 9-and-7 victory
over outclassed Paul Coste, an
American living In France.
LaMaze was 5 UP at the
luncheon break after Is holes
and steadily moved ahead dur
ing the afternoon play. In
winning his fifth straight
French Amateur. LeMaze was
one under par for the IL holes
played In the. afternoon.
LaMaze had reached the
finals by beating Perky Culli-
name Of Silver Spring, Nd.
stationed in Germany with the
3rd Infantry. 8 and 5, In the
semifinals yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-15
Parks Net Meet
Near Final Round

Edgar Lee and Bill Gatlin
play Clyde and Hal Freeman at
6 pm. today in the last semi
final doubles match Of the
Public Parks tennis tournament
at Potomac Park.
The winners will meet King
Lambert and Ed Bennett for
the title at an undetermined
time.
Yesterday. Lambert advanced
to the finals Of the mems
singles by defeating Wilbur
jenkins, 6El, 6-l. Lambert
win play George Stewart for
the championship either
Wednesday or Thursday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-15
FinuIists Settled
In Senior Tennis

c. Alphonse Smith win face
Ted Burwell for the Mid
Atlantic senior tennis champ
ionship at Washington Golf
and Country Club this week.
probably Thursday. The doubles
final is scheduled Friday. with
Burwell and Hugh Lynch, jr..
playing Jim Shafer-Bill Bas-
sett.
Smith defeated Fred Moore,
Gel, 60, and Burwell beat Bob
Atwood. 6-2. 6-l. in singles
yesterday. In doubles the Bur.
well-Lynch team defeated At
wood and Ray Gibson. 6-l, Ga,
and topped Joe Fisher and
Ward Stewart, ca. Ga. Shafer
and Bassett advanced by beat
ing Alex Kettles and Gene
Short, 2-6, So, go.