davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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LINCOLN '52 Cosmopolitan 4-dooT
auto shift. 7. and h.; / owner
newly rebuilt motor; excel. cond
800 oSg,,vz Or best onss55.. Contact
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CAVE
FORD

Gs14 Elm ST.. Beth. OIL. s-s2s9
FORD $50 Tudor: clean. family use
onlyi brakes. transmission and
steering recently overhauled; $500.
EN-. 5-2960.
FORD '57 Country SQUIRE g.
automatie transmission. radio,
heater, power steering; beautiful
white fintsh; Sf,7Q7
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TED BRITT

FORD SALES, INC.
kte. 29-2ll Fairfax, Va. CR. 1880
MERCURY '55 hardtop coupe: orig
inal black; interior like new: 7.
and h.. auto. trans. Wv. tires:
positively incest one IN town:
$3.50, low as sisq down.
WCLFE MOTORS
1873 n Moore st., Arl., Va.
At RosSlyn ia. 4-325I
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MERCEDEs-BENZ 81 100 4-door
black sedan: Wv. tires, 27,9OO
miles. Orig. owner. Has been per-
fectly maintained in accordance
with factory schedule; 1900. OIL.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
FORD ,55

FORD SO convert. auto. "s": r.
and h.. black: immac. cond.
throughout. No. 1854. Save big
money, buy now! Only S1,05O.
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BENZ 80 zoos sedan;
dark blue, auto. clutch, am-fm
offer: leaving country kp 4.
2269, Ext. AZ or NO. 1922, ewes.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURY SO Monterey hardtop
coupe: Mercomatie, radio, heater,
Wv. tires. showroom condition.
2-tone paint: today's special. S7g5
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TED BRITT


FORD SALES, INC.
Rte 29-211 FAIRFAX, Va. CR. $3.50
FORD 81 Tudor s-eyL: new tires,
heater standard shift, 2-tone
gray: $1,000, KE. 7-0636,
FORD 1857 Fairlane $500" club
sedan; MUST SELL; $4,000 mi. I;
Fordomatic, Wv; green and
white. Small dn. payt. and take
over bank payments. From pvt.
OWNER. By responsible person
with estab. credit. No dealers,
please. KI. s-9234.
FORD '55 VS. FoFdor station
wagon: p.s., Fordomatic transmits
sion. This car runs and handles
Ike most ,5S models. Try 1t for
edortless low-cost driving: re-
duced to sell right now at Sq95.
J.: p STEWART BETHESDA. INC,
4702 MILLER AVE. BETHESDA,
ND. EWES. TIL 9.
FORD IS Tudor; radio, heater;
$1,000 actual miles: extremely
nice condition; 5000.
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30l0 r. I. AVE. NE. LA. 9-IOO3
HILLMAN '54 Californian 2-door
hardtop; radio. heateF-defroster;
low mileaEe; guarantee; S69b.
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TRIANGLE FORD

HILLMAN SO sedan; de luxe model
with heater and defroster; shiny
blaek nnish; tiptop condition:
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MOTORS. INC.

CAPITOL PARTISAN
MOTORS, INC.
Authorized Mereedes-Benz Dealer
22nd and n NV FE. 1-2s30 Til Pm
MERCURY '5s hardtop 4-dr. se-
priced right. S1.995, terms, 5000
down.
WEST MOTORS, INC.
1898 Wisconsin Ave. EN-. 3-4533
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Washington. D. c.
Fnidoy, December N, 1859
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
lcoNIISUep)

FORD '49 sta. Wag.: mint cond d,
wood perfect, excel. paint: $500
or best offer. so. $4,000.
FORD IS Tudor 6-eylinder; stand
ard trans; full price. S493, sea
down, S2G q no. D. c. DISCOUNT,
2s01 7 St NV. Pc. 7-5400.
FORD 1855 VS. hardtop; al white,
Fordomatie, power steering, T
and h.. Santa Clause special 81
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JAG. '53 Xxx: bargain. S6s7. JACK
FRY SAVES You MONEY. 18th
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AUTOMOBILEs FOR SALE

HMLMAN MINK 1857: fully
/ equipped. Low mileage. Perfect
| throughout. Shown By appt. only.
| 81 l,095 cash. EM. 2-S326.
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KARMANN GIA late i5s: 1000 MI,

aHWos UV o.a btua.s IUIupauN OF
heiel: low miles. Save $3.50 JACK
PRY SAVES YOU MONEY. I2Is
Conn ave my RTth YFAR
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
TRIANGLE FORD

FORD 80 Custom Tudor: milease-
seat covers. Weekend special.
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BELL MOTORS

51I1 Wis. Ave. NV. Wo. 6-saOO
Il Years on Wisconsin Avenue
MERCURY '53 4-dooT; r and h
auto. trananlissinn. &3aS
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FORD

4s14 Elm ST., Beth. Oh. 6-se62
FORD 80 Galaxie, 2-door Victoria
hardtop: all power, r. and h., auto
trans. Wv. tires, Thunderbird
engine, two-tone paint, low mile
age, extra clean, S2.495. ROSSLYN
AUTO BODY Co. 1917 North
Lynn st., Arl., Va.
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LOVING

CHEVROLET, INC.
1889 E.-W. HWY, s. g., ND.
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ARLINGTON

FORD CONSUL 1857 convertible;
white, tan top, r and h.; low
mileage, extra clean: owned by
former Army colonel. 81 .OQS.
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HILLMAN '57 HUSKY sta. Wag. I;
sssSgli5p:: Fqll & pSiee' only s7e6; can
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
Questions and answers from the news
~ TOM HENRY

YaWI Of all the thousands of ships in the United
States Navy, there is only sailing vessel What is its
purpose?
II is the 0Ofoot yawl, SaLuda which operates out of
the Navy EIecronicS Laboratory, San Diego It's used
for underwater sound work there engine noise
to interfere with sensitive experiments when the
auxiliary is turned off.
Mrs. eek, Washington, D. C.
New Look Why is the new 81, 500 900 hospital in
BrOOkHne, Mass, circular in shape?
1t permits rooms to be shaped like pie wedges pro-
Viding maximum space around beds, and it requires
only two nurses stations per floor. Nurses will be
within 50 feet Of each room at all times instead of the
80 to 90 feet in a conventional hospital.
-DWS, Omaha
Catching Up. Where are teachers going back to
school TO catch up with their students?
Around Cape Canaveral, Fla. Stumped teachers,
facing classes of miSSemenS children, attending
course in roceetry offered by the American Rocket
Society. Mrs CHI, Hayward, CaiG
Soldering What is the unusual punishment given
convicted drunken drivers in Turkey?
Police drive offenders 16 miles into the country make
them walk home.
Mrs. MAC, Green Cove Springs, Fla.
Baseball OId-StyIe How will amherst and
Williams commemorate the IOOth anniversary of the first
intercollegiate baseball game in MAY?
By recreating the game as played in 1859 with teams
Of Is men, using old rules and equipment The original
game went 26 innings and took three and half hours
with Amherst defeating Williams 80 to 81.
-B.R., Chicago
NOTE
b0sed
s. THIS WEEK. H. r.
coHhibUHons eonnot be acknowledged or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-22

PTANOs--We have brand-new na.
tionally-known makes OF pianos 81
substantial discounts from IN.
Manufacturers suegested
price. Oct our quotations. peIoIs
you buy. We have over lou instin.
many many used items. 81. 5-Ss00
PIANO MART. lois 5th q. nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-22

PlANOS--Nlce seleetion Of used
spInets and consoles, Winter MI
settle. Wurlitzer Baldwin Aero
sonic. and steinway. Mahogany,
walnut end ebony nnlshss r ,roai
delivery, and guarantee. CAMP
BELL MUSIC CO., HOS O st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-22

FURN., LEAVING WASH. =. BABY
Grand. paintings, ivory twin bed
set. mahog. double bed, uphol-
stored chairs. ANTIQUE chest, Ro-
kitchenware, houseful misc. 1924
30th pi. NV. (conn. TO Ellicott,
left on 3Oth pl9, 10 to 5, Friday
SATURDAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-22
POULTRY AND EGGS

end ANNUAL Maryland summer
Poultry Show, sun, May -, i
a,ni.-3 pm, poultry BLDG, Mont
gomery co. fairgFnds.. Gathers.
burg, Nd. Public invited to com,
and enjoy this display OF hundreds
Of exotic and rare fancy Ice. chick.
ems, bantams. Entr. Z States, D. c
a4s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-22

PIANO, Aft. black modern splnet
sxsessllIent condition; $3.50 ~
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RANGES

Gas. Electric: S29 so Up
All Sizes. Guaranteed
PEERLESS SALES CO.
1897 Ca. Ave NV AID. 2-2l00
REFRIGERATORS, freezer tops. /
year guar; $40 up. FREDERlCkS'
1905 14th st. NV. ia. $4,000.
REFRIGERATOR, Crosley; S-cu: #.
like new: 500. Call WE. 6-2092
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by ex-
uerts. Easy terms, immed delivery
9 yr. written guar Also avail I'M
der counter type refRrs. UNIVER'
SAL CO, 1900 GEORGIA ave. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-22
/. C. FURNITURE co,
MAIN STORE
500 H ST. NE.
WAREHOUSE
1888 H ST. NE.
~ FA0o

weekdays Til . sat. Till Z PIN,
FURN, UNcLAIMED-studio couch,
$50; ONCE desk, $l6: Kit. set,
$f2: French sofa, $50; Marble
TOP chest OF drawers, S25; Wicker
chairs, So; card tables, 81: Army
cot. 81 vacuum cleaner, $40;
leather top coffee tables, SIS,
Provincial dining set, S45: corner
hide-awsy bed. $40. sofa. SEQ
chaise lounge. $40: bookcase. 81
Victorian sofa, S25 mirrors. S3l
sofa and chair, $50: bedrm. set
SOS; din. rm. set, $50: vanity
with mirror, 81: Hollywood bed,
So: chest Of drawers, $40; mat
tress, $40: buffet, So. kit table,
So; sofa bed. SOS: oceas. chair.
SO: bed, SIS; love seat. $50: roll
away bed, Sis: Fr. Prov, bedrm
and din. run. pieces; rocker. S3'
coil-spr,, S5. WE DO UPHOLSTERY
ING. SLIP COVERS, DRAPERIEs.
decorator fabrics, 33ss on. An
tiuues restored. cabinet work Also
new furn. Easy terms. HOFFMAN,
UPHOLSTERFRS, 2447 18th St
NV, CO. B-5116. Open ewes. III
q Sun IL m IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-22

PIANO RENTAL PLAN. new fun
keyboard modern style pianea. q,
ana hauling eharEes may be .ap.
piled To purchase price CAMP.
BELL MUSIC Co. ti0s O q. nv
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GROCERY FIXTURES

Refgr.. veg. stand, frozen food
cabinet. dairy case, walk-in box
gondolas, neon sign, etc. Call Mr.
ESKIN, LA. 6-0491.
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HT-FT STEREO

True Hl-Fi stereo sound in console
or table models. Balance due on
table models from S44 50; balance
payments of SO month. Call AID
Alto day or night for free home
demonstration.
IRONER, de luxe, Kenmore: TrineI
parcel post scale. 20 lbs; sax
myer tying machine: Triner laun-
dry pan. OV. 3-2790.
INTERCOMS, new, 8 sta; clock "a
dio: home or once; "a price. 1897
Bladensburg, I'd. WA. 7-5501.
LAWN MOWERS, hand, Just been
sharpened and reconditioned; S.
ca. Power mowers. reel type, $l5
ca. 1893 r. l. ave. ne. in the
rear. Sat, Sun, Mon.
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ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE
ROOMS URFuRHIsHED

UNFURN. ROOM, reasonable Call
before IL noon or after 1880 . m
Also will furn. Ii. 6-75lb.
Milford chronicle., 1959-12-18

Grade z
High Honors: James Blades
Warner Clark, William Young
Bonnie Lou Biggs,, Patricia War
rem, Georgia Lomicky, Linda
Hates.
Honors: Victor Bak, Richard
Goeger, Robert Goeger, Roger
Gourley. James MacFarland, Fran
els Tribbitt.
Grade s
High Honors: Arthur Mcclellan
John Van Ness, Samuel Ludlow
Carolyn Hoff, Joyce Tatman, Char
lotte Wyatt
Honors: Charles Dill, William
Myers, William Green, Charles
Stubbs, James Sheets, George
Reible, Diane Killen, Kathleen o.
Day, Judy Puckett, Beverly Ed
wards, Doris Walls. Virginia Green,
Ruth Gerard, Louise Farrow.
Grade 8
High Honors: Patricia Hardy,
Margaret Moore, Ruth Weinberg.
Honors: Donald Cohee, Michael
Harrington, Kinney Pennington,
Theressia Evins, Violet Bernard
Richard Hurd. James Miller
Grade 10
High Honors: Susan Hamilton,
William O'Day, James Reed, Ju-
dith Reible, Mary Sharpneck, Cur
tbs Webb.
Honors: Kathleen Anderson, Rob-
ert DOnaway, Ruth Lee Donophan,
Claire Hrupsa, Sylvia Knox, JOS
ephine McCloskey, Maxine Stop
fer, Elneta Tatman, Arlene De-
Long, Carol Rentz.
Grade ii
High Honors: Peggy Chambers,
James Goerger, Ernestine Tribbitt,
Robert Edwards.
Honors: Joyce Cohee, Ralph Bell,
Norman Jackson, Barbara Hoffner,
Wayne Minner, Joyce Mcdowell,
Ellen Price, Barbara Postles, Car
ole Wright, Lawson Richards, John
Yeager, Hollis Christian, Norean
Blunt, Phyllis Baker, Earl Walters.
Grade IL
High Honors: Gerry Barr, Lois
Dill, Nancy Ludlow, Deith Postles.
Honors: Claude Peterson, Will
liam Gray, Clarence Dill, Bessie
Peterson, Ruth Edwards, Marie
Carlisle.
December 21-22
Monday: Ravioli with meat
sauce, green string beans, milk,
cherry cobbler.
Tuesday: Frankfurter on roll,
baked beans or sauer kraut, milk,
peaches.
Milford chronicle., 1959-12-18

Christmas Carol song-fest with au-
dience participation will also be in
cluded.
FELTON, School Honor Roll
Grade 2
High Honors; Suzanne Wagner.
Honors: Kathy Bouchard, Shir-
ley Brittingham, Sherry Shulties,
Brenda Green, Christine Berni,
Bonnie Johnson, Lewis Merchant,
Harry M. Fisher, John McCloskey,
Christopher Moore, Patricia Clute,
Marsha Hayes, Debra Stortz.
Grade 3
High Honors: Christian White.
Honors: Roger Bradley, Wanda
Dill, Billy Johnson, Bonnie Smith,
Thomas Price, Virginia Killen,
Faye Markowitz, Christina Phelp,
Jane Roland, Judith Smith, Bever-
ly Weikoski.
Grade 4
High Honors: Karen Haldeman,
Sharon Mae Johnson, Cheryl Vosh-
ell.
Honors: Teresa Bright, Sharon
Brown, Margaret French, jeanne
Pfeiffer, Jackie MCGEE, Sharon Lee
Wyatt, Donna Lee Blades, Robert
Dill, Thomas Goerger, Betty Louise
Myers, Beverly Wooleyhand,
Grade 5
High Honors: Barbara FARRELL,
Craig Eliason, Gary Warren, Pa
tricia Carlisle.
Honors: Dawn O'Day, Billy Ed
wards, Hazel Farrow, Sandra Flet-
cher, Janet Mcdowell, Constance
Moore, Charlotte Robinson, Sharon
Wisk, Charlene Woikoski.
Grade 6
High Honors: John r. Sheets,
Joyce Birmingham.
Honors: Philip Cohee, William
Degnets, William Dill, Susan Van
Ness, Martha Tribbitt, Regina
Pfieffer, Cynthia Melvin, Marian
Markowitz, Cathy Adams, Pat
Campbell.
Milford chronicle., 1959-12-18
The Blue Hen
Micro Midget News

Saturday night found 100 guests
attending the Blue Hen Micro Mid
get Club Banquet held at the AM
erican Legion Home, Harrington,
Delaware.
Buffet supper was served at
$50 p. m. Dancing to the music
of the Regents.
Trophies were presented to all
the Micro Midget owners and
drivers of the Club. Top honors for
the year went to Clarence Billings,
owner and driver of his #3B Micro.
Second Place: Betty Hayes, own
er and Dickie Sapp, driver of H22.
Third Place: Clarence Welch,
owner and Spanky Vincent, driver
of #13.
Fourth Place: John Porter, own
er Micro fl. Pat Fry driver of
limbo Gains Micro H101
Fifth Place: limbo Cain, owner
Micro #101 Jack Sapp driver OF
Walt Messick's Micro H14.
Sixth Place: Walt Messick, own
er H14 Lyman Fox, driver of John
Porter's Micro fl.
Seventh Place: Our very own
president Bob Murray, owner and
driver of his Micro I'LL.
This went on all the way down
the line thru IL owners and 21
drivers.
Also, our president, Bob Murrey
was presented with trophy by
treasurer Betty Cain for very nice
job during the year of 1859 and we
hope to have him again during
1860
Much to her surprise, Betty Cain
was awarded with a trophy by
Clarence Billings, secretary and
Bob Murray, for services render
ed during the year as treasurer,
point recorder, etc.
The II Midget boys were pre-
sented with trophies from the Blue
Hen Micro Midget Club. Howard
Milford chronicle., 1959-12-18
FELTON, School News
Traffic Safety

Five members of the Driving Ed
ucation class: Claire Hrupsa, Kath-
aleen Anderson, James Torbert, AL
bert Powell, and Norman Jackson,
attended the sixth annual Youth
Conference on Traffic Safety in the
new auditorium of the Dover High
School, Saturday, December IL. The
purpose of this conference was to
stimulate interest on furthering
the cause of safe driving among
students and all high schools in
the State of Delaware. The FELTON,
representative have prepared a
safety bulletin board from mater
ials gathered at the conference and
will speak to the Driving Educa-
tion class concerning their expert
ences at the safety conference.
Hall Monitors
New senior hall monitors for the
third and fourth marking periods.
The new monitors will be at their
post December IA.
Claude Peterson Ray Melvin,
Edith Postles, Eddie Ross, Joyce
Walls, William Stubbs, Joe Sonny,
Bessie Peterson, 10 Anne Robbins,
Harry Morris, Maria, Pizzadili,
Nancy Ludlow.
Substitutes: Ellen Maris, Gerry
Barr.
Music Department
The Band Birthday Calendars
have arrived and are being deliver
ed by band members.
The Band is preparing a program
for the arrival of Santa Claus at
the FELTON, Fire Hall on Saturday
evening, December 10. The Band
will play from z to p. M, and the
public is invited to bring their
youngsters to see Santa Claus. A
Milford chronicle., 1959-12-18


Dill our Il Midget instructor did
the honors.
Billy Dill received top honors-
second: Buddy Matthews-Third: !:
Bobby Reed-Fourth: Mike VANS
ley-Fifth: Joe Steward.
The Judges: Flagman, Elmer
Minner; vice president, Pit Stew
ard; Il Midget instructor and our
announcer, Jesse Trotta, Jr.;
Checker, Audrey Gray and assist
ant Checker, Mrs. Thelma Dill,
also received awards for the year.
This completes our year but win
be with you again in the Spring of
1860 Watch for the reopening date
of the Blue Hen Speedway.
Milford chronicle., 1959-12-18
HOME AGAIN

LOCKPORT, N. Y. R)-Except
for the Jail cook, deputies might
still be questioning a lost 9-year-
old boy who refused to state his
name or home address. The cook
recognized the youngster as the
son of friend, prepared him a big
plate of ham and eggs, and direct
ed deputies to his home.
Milford chronicle., 1959-12-18
PICKING TOPPLES POLE

RICHLAND CENTER, Wis. Up
Birds turned out to be the cul-
prits when electric power was cut
off three hours in four commune
ties.
Work crews traced the power
failure to a pole weakened and
finally toppled by hundreds of holes
pecked out by woodpeckers.
Milford chronicle., 1959-12-18


Mar 4-5 Qualifying Meet
Mar. 11-12 State Meet
Coach Larry Gocella
Mgs. John Yerkes- Dan Freeman
Mispillion Chapter National
Honor Society Meets
At its December meeting the Mis-
pillion Chapter National Honor So
ciety had as its guest Mr.. Raymond
Palmer, a member of the English
Department of the Milford High
School. Mr.. Palmer lead a very
stimulating and challenging dis
cussion on the topic THE Marks of
an Educated Man" He challenged
the members of our organization to
set the example in placing aEduca-
tion and Learning" in their proper
place in our high school.
In meeting and accepting his
challenge we asked Mr.. Palmer to
lead symposium toward the theme
: A Definition of Culture" Such a
meeting was held last Wednesday
and was attended by interested
members of the Junior and Senior
classes While this was a new and
radical departure from our usual
classroom routine, we quickly ad-
justed and joined in the discussion.
Those present found this an en-
Tightening and Informative hour
and voted to continue such dis
cussiOns at an early date.
Milford chronicle., 1959-12-18

Also, at the entrance of the
speedway there will be new sign
which was presented to president
Bob Murray for the Club from the
Ii Midget boys of our club.
Milford chronicle., 1959-12-18
REUSE TT

When you wish to reuse a piece
of transparent plastic wrapping,
spread it out on a fiat surface and
rub briskly with clean dry cloth
to restore clinging power.
Evening star., 1959-06-30
Juniors Wage Tight Battles
For IntercIub Golf LuureIs

The four sections Of the
Interclub Junior Golf League
are producing Unexpectedly
tight races at the halfway
mark. with Kenwood In the
central division. Bethesda in
the western. Prince Georges in
the eastern and Army Navy in
the southern nursing slim
leads.
Columbia's 5-to-4 victory over
Kenwood at Congressional In
the central division was one
of yesterdays surprises.
Due to the intense heat, most
Of the youngsters walked In
when the matches were over
and few scores were reported
The best was Dick Wagner's "A
for his Prince Georges team
which helped In an 8-to-l VIC
tory over Norbeck at Argyle.
Play continues the next two
Mondays. followed by the divi-
sion playoffs July is and the
championship playoff at Burn.
ing Tree July II.
Today most Of the league par.
ticipants, plus some out-of-
town talent. will be playing In
the Marvin Worsham Memo
rial tournament at Bethesds
Country Club. This event. foi
boys under 81. has attracted 6
field Of more than 100. Two
rounds Of match play follow
Evening star., 1959-06-30
DOCTORING YOUR Coll
By DR.. CARY MlDDLECOFF
PATIENTS COMPLAINT: II
can't get any backspin!"

FA l1EN1 . IOMFLA1Nl 4
can't get any backspinl"
DIAGNOSIS: You're compli-
eating a simple problem.
TREATMENT: One question
frequently asked the expert
golfer is, How do you make
the ball stop so quickly after II
hits on the green?" The feeling
seems to be that there's some
trick to getting backspin (or
underspin) on the ball. There's
not.
Getting the maximum back
spin on the ball simply comes
from striking 1t a clean. crisp
downward blow with the club
head contracting the ball on the
underside. The same principle
is involved as in putting draw
english" on a cue ball in bill
lizards, II you happen to be
familiar with that game.
Here's a helpful hint In the
backspin matter: Keep the
clubface grooves on your irons
free Of dirt and grass. These
grooves add underspin as the
ball rolls up the club face be-
fore taking of. A wooden tee
is a handy gadget for perform
ing this little chore.
Cut plenty Of strokes of your
golflng game by reading Cary
Middlecoff's pamphlet, Tips
for the Beginning Golfer" A
Evening star., 1959-06-30
BY MERRELL WHITTLESEY

az NASAehsSGA VAA AbHoSA
vt star Stan Writer
Washington will pay tribute
to a victorious golfer in the
first civic celebration of its
kind in IL years when Deane
Beman is honored tomorrow
for winning the British ANA
teur championship. The high
Light Of a busy day for the 2l-
year-old Walker Cup player
win be a luncheon in his
honor at the Hotel Statler at
1880 pm.
In l947 the city welcomed
Lew Worsham shortly after he
won the National Open title
by defeating Sam Snead in a
playoff. Like Worsham. Beman
will receive a key to city.
Sir Harold Caccia. the Brit
ish ambassador. and Lady Cac-
cia. will be among the ranking
guests at the luncheon to be
attended by 500 golfing ad-
mirers Of the Bethesda Coun-
try Club golfer. The British
Amateur Cup will be on dis
play.
Joined by Teammates
The program actually gets
under way when a motorcade
viii form at College Park at
10:l5 am. Beman's teammates
at the University Of Maryland
and Coach Frank Cronin will
Join the party.
The motorcade will stop at
1890 at Colesville road and
Spring street in Silver Spring,
where the community's Board
OF Trade will honor the young
ster, who is resident of that
city.
The Bethesda Junior Cham
Der Of Commerce will honor
Beman when the motorcade
stops at Bethesda-Chevy Chase
High School. where Deane at
tended school.
The motorcade will continue
70 the District Building, and
Beman will receive the keys to
the city from Commissioner
David B. Karrick at ll:45.
The party will arrive at the
Statler several minutes prior to
the start of the luncheon.
Walker Cuppers Invited
Other luncheon guests will
include George Voigt. Washing.
tons first Walker Cup player:
representative Jack Westland,
2 Walker Cupper and the 1852
National Amateur chamnion:
officials of the District. Mary
land and Middle Atlantic Golf
Associations, and representa-
tives from all of the District
area clubs.
Following the luncheon. Be-
man and his brother, Del. a.
Quarter-inalist in the National
lntercollegiates last week, will
play an exhibition match with
Paul Hahn. king Of the trick
shot artists. and Walter Rom
ans OF Baltimore Country Club.
low area qualifier for the PGA
championship. at 4 pm. at the
UNIVERSITY NJ Maryland course.
Evening star., 1959-06-30
FIGHT RESULTS

PROVIDENCE, r. I.-Harold Comes,
i2g, Providence, knocked ouut Jimmy
kslIs K,hS. lSs' ss ads3os L9Ss Mss Tommy
Garrow, l35, claremont, N. H., 10;
Jackson Brown, 1855, Boston, outpoint-
10; Satch Jamiel. 1888, Warren r. l.,
outpointed Jojo sanches. 1867, Warren
SYRACUSE. N. Y.-Dickie Diveron.
lea. 1877. canastota, stopped Norm
Oautreau, 1873, Moncton, N, B.. 3.
PERTH AMBOY, N. lotto Smith
1855, Westneld, N. j., knocked out
Russ Carney. 100. Brooklyn. !.
SYDNEY, Australia-Ayre jackson
l26ta, West Africa. knocked out MAJ
Murphy, 1877, Australia, 5.
Evening star., 1959-06-30
DC. Golfers PoyHonor
To Bemon Tomorrow

Hahn will give his show tomor-
row night at the Maryland
range.
Beman, the youngest Of IL
Americans to hold the British
Amateur title, will make his
next competitive appearance In
the John @. Anderson Memo
rial 4-ball next week at Winged
Foot. scene of the recent Ma
tional Open championship. Be-
man and Billy Buppert of
Bethesda Country Club won
the title last year in the East's
outstanding four-ball tourna-
ment.
The Washington Board OF
Trade. which is sponsoring the
luncheon. has tickets available
for the luncheon.