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Kodiak mirror., 1959-10-17
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 Saturday -Children's Hour 12:O0-Annie Oakley 12:3O-H Highway Patrol 1:OO-To Be Announced 4:00-Parole 4:30-You Are There 5:OO-Mr. Wizard 5:30-Jalopy Races 6:0O-NewS 6:15-Lawrence Welk 7:OO-Mr. District Attorney 7:30-People Are Funny 8:00-Perry Como 0O-Science Fiction Theatre 9:3O-Town Hall Party
 Sunday 1:00LChapel of the Air -Christophers 2:OO-This Is Kodiak 2:3O-Lucky Lager Sports Time 3:OO1S Safety Lady 3:3O-Big Picture 4:00-Bowling Derby 5:OO-Teenage Tots 6:001News 6:15-Polka Parade 7:0O-Jack Benny 7:30-Star Performance 8:OOAEd Sullivan 8:55-EBF Policeman 9:O5-Chevy Show 10:00ARoyal Playhouse 1O:3O-Vagabond
 Monday 5:00-Robin Hood 5:3O-You Asked For It 6:00-Cartoons 6:15-News 6:3O-The Unexpected Whirly Bird 7:3O-My Hero 8:OO-Name That Tune 8:3O-This Is Your Life 9:00EWrestling Sourdough Theatre Immediately
 after Wrestling
 Tuesday 5:00-China Smith 5:30-Ted Mack's Amateurs 6:O0- Cartoons 6:15-NewS 6:30-San Francisco Beat 7:O0-To Tell the Truth 7:3O-Jimmie Rodgers 8:00-Garry Moore 8:5O-EBF Life in the Forest 9:00-I Led Three Lives e:30-Star and the Story 10:00-Movietime
 Wednesday 5:00-Lfte With Father 5:3O1Mr. Adam and Eve 6:00-C Cartoons 6:15-Topie 6:30-Decoy 7:OOLOzzie and Harriett 7:3OHI've Got A Secret
Kodiak mirror., 1959-10-17
KODIAK MIRRoB

News t Traffic Court
 Highway Patrol
 Price Is Right 810-EHery Queen 38J-Friday Mite Fights i0 luke Box Jury Note: All programs subject to change without prlor notice.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-10-17
Wednesday

5:0O-Life With Father 5:3O-Mr. Adam and Eve 6:00-Cartoons 6:15-Topie
 6:30-Decoy
 7:O0-Ozzie and Harriett 7:30-I've Got A Secret 8:00-The Whistler
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-08-19
MRS. NJ. ID. THOMPSON

Mrs. NJ. -. Thompson has been
i'll at her home on Sixth Street
for several days.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-08-19
Two New Teachers
At Nakina High

Two now teachers have g.up.
.., faculty os the Naklua High
School which will open Tuesday
p. announced NJ. N
Jones, principal. They are Miss
Mary SIyun OF Clinton who will
teach English and George Pea
cock of Chudboun, Physical
and Science. Both are
Graduates at East Carolina Col
lcgc.
Other faculty members in
cludc Clyde Backmou. Ma,h and
Science. Mrs. Marporic "
Gore. Home Economics; Clayton
W. ShackIciord. Social Studies
Mrs. Elsie Peacock. English and
French: Common Cox. Business
Roosevelt Cdrtrc'tc
and James w. Gore. Agricul-
iurc.
Members of the school board
are =. y. Gore. chairman; J. J
MarIowc. secretary. G. +. Gore
G.. T. Ward and Marshall Ward
Mr.. Jones noted that the short
schedule. 8 a. IN. 10 p. m
would be observed for the first
ten day period.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-08-19
l73 Are Taught
To Swim AT Free
Glasses AT Club

A total of l73 persons from
LoriS and Tabor City can swim
today because of free swimming
classes conducted this summer
At Tie Caroliuas Country club
Seven classes. open to MEM
bcrS and non-mcmbcrS alike,
were conducted by Chuck Snyd-
cr and Ditto EddingS, life guards
who taught non-swimmers of
both the younger group and "a
dultS how to swim.
Thirty-onc OF the children and
three OF the adults were not
OF the Country Club.
OF the 1877 children who learn
cd to swim, 10 were from Lorris
and "a were from Tabor City; OF
the SO adults, 10 were from
LoriS and II from Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-08-19
Family Night Held d
At Sandy Plain

Family night was held at the
Sandy Plais Community Center,
evening with members
of the Development Association,
Home Demonstration Club and
the All Club attending
Judge Raymond MaIlard was
guest speaker using for his sub
Ject Jury Duty"
y buffet supper was served
with about 80 in attendance
Among the special guests were
Judge and Mrs. MdIIard. Mr.
and Ms. Fred Lay. j., Archi,
Martin, mud Mrs Register, Mr.
and Ms Worth Fowler. Mrs
Royce Nurclsou. Mrs. Arthur
Cmrrouc md children and Mrs
Ed Norris.
Tine next meeting viii be
held September lO 90, 40 p. DID
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-08-19
Leaf Mart Average Monday
Hits High Mark OF $64.03

Tabor City's tobacco market
began rapid climb into the
leadership role for average
prices this week as it topped
North Carolina markets four out
OF the last five selling days
Tally EddingS. sales supervis.
OF. reported that the best sale.
day OF the season was recorded
on Monday when the average on
377,O 68 pounds hit S64O3.
The season total poundage
through yesterday, was 1881, 213
pounds for an average of S60.64.
The quality looks good and
1t appears that the price average
is going to keep going upward
making us tho leading market
in the Border Belt" said Edd-
ingS.
lie noted that there had been
less complaints among growers
about prices th-n ever before.
The farmers are happy with
the selling price and complaints
have been very few" Eddings
remarked.
Volume Is down from prior
years for this period of sales
but Eddings explained it by cit
ing the long dry seige followed
by heavy rains.
The weather conditions chop
ped an average Of 200 pounds
per acre away from the farmer"
ne SaiG.
I Too, nc notcu that many
farmers took tobacco 10 the
Georgia market this year. To-
ibacco sale IN Georgia DC rot
have 10 be Graded or tied but
average prices are generally
below those paid on the Border
Belt
Sales by the day during the
past week are as follows: We'd
nesday-208,4l8 pounds average
S6l.39; Thurs day - 33l, 004
pounds average $6l.35, Friday
-338.458 pounds average SOL
40; Monday-377, O68 pounds av-
D cragc S64.O3; and Tuesday -
@ 338.576 pounds average S62.T2.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-08-19
CAP Members
Aid In Search
For Lost Trainer

S.N local members of the Mich
OILS Composite Civil Air Patrol
Squadron took part in the
scar. for am AIR Force je,
trainer lost ,urout" from Nor
folk, Virginia To- Selma. Ala
uama
The search carried the local
CAP members To Grccusyille.
:. {. where they spent all day
Sunday hiking tn, countryside
in search of the lost aircraft.
No trace OF the craft was
loun. although according to
Don Marshall they were search
ing the right area. Several per-
sons reported having seen the
jet travelling al a low altitude.
IF he crashed straight down
into the trees then they easily
could have swallowed up the
plane with little evidence OF
crash visible fro mthc air." said
Marshall
Those from this area who
helped in the search were w. c.
Cox, Jr. Don Marshall. and
Robert Dale lumau, all senior
members. Cadets from this area
who assisted were Carman
Lane, Charles Duncan and John
Lewis.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-08-19
Tabor FLA Chapter
Names New Officers

The Tabor City FLA Chapter
met Monday. August 10, in the
agriculture building and elected
officers for the l959-6O school
term.
Jimmy Mincey was named
president and Harold Wright.
vice president
Ronald Herring will fill the
Sccrctary's post and Eddie
Granger is treasurer.
Others include Scott Larri-
more as reporter and Harold
Hughes. Sentinel
5. l.. Jackson and Fred Lay,
Jr. agriculture teachers, are the
advisors
The chapter will meet again
in the Agriculture building
August S, at 8 p. m.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-08-19
Pireway Methodist
To Hold Revival

A revival meeting will begin
at the Pireway Methodist Chur-
oh Monday, August "a, and con-
tinue through the 28th announc-
cd the Rev. Ed Armstrong. past
or.
The Rev. w. J. Martin will be
the guest minister with services
being held each evening at
p. b.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-08-19
Williams Township School Ready
For Opening OF School Semester

Williams Township School
with 80 teachers. is ready foI
the opening of the l959-6C
school year.
Clayton Lewis, principal, an
nounCed that there were 81 ele-
mentary and II high school tea
cheers
Glasses will begin Wednesday
August &c.
Teachers IN the elementary
;yhool are as follows: Mrs. Cora
:. Ward. Mrs. Winifrcd p. Stout
Miss Matte Justice. Mrs. Daisy
) Brown, Mrs. Ruth a. Cocker
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Walters. Mrs
s. Harris Cooke. Mrs. Jessie y
Harper, Mrs. Marion II. Ward
Mrs. Mildred {. Vaught, Mrs
Ollie =. Boswell, Mrs. Betty w
skipper. Miss Ruth Holder, Mrs
linda MCLam, Mrs. Lctha Il
Mercer. Mrs. Helen NJ Williams
Nr. ID. +. Peacock, Mrs. ESta N
'ait, Mrs. Carol J. Gillikin. Miss
Phyllis Ann Radcliffe, and Mrs
Alice b. Williams.
High school teachers are a,
oilows: Mr.. Vernon ID. Thomp.
son, Mr.. Jesse 3. Vaught. MIR
Frank S. Gillikin, Mrs. Eliza.
beth G.. Wilson, Mrs. Mary u
Lewis, Mr.. Eugene V. Sasser
Mrs. Olive 3. Wright, Mrs. Re,
tina w. Thompson, Mr.. Wister o
Jackson, Jr., Mr.. Charles E. Bull
lock, and Mr.. Clayton Lewis.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-08-19
Tabor Student
Gets Degree
AT Appalachian

Lou Floy Watts of Tabor City
will be among the 228 Appa-
lachian State Teachers College
students slated 20 be graduated
at commencement exercises to-
morrow night.
DR. J. Earl Banicley, president
Of Elon College, will deliver the
commencement address.
DR.. w. II. PlcmmonS. presi-
dent of Appalachian, will confer
the dCbrcSS and award diplomas.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-08-19
MRS. CLIFF sARvIs

Mrs. Cliff Sarvis has been III
at her home for several days
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-08-19
GORDON'S VISITING

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Gordon
and son, Evan, are going to
Monroe this evening 10 visit
several days and to drive Jean
ne home following her visit
there. JCannc's grandmother.
Mrs. l.. II. Gordon, was here for
a visit and she accompanied her
home last week
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-08-19
$1,000 In Cash

Someone with their luck running in the right drec-
The Tabor City Silver Dollar Davs' will be-
capped Tuesday with the drawing for 81 900 in cash
and more than $4,000 in prizes from individual
merchants.
First prize in the drawing is $500 Tin silver dol
lars) with second and third prize being 500 each.
The next II persons will get $25 each.
This is the second consecutive year this Silver
Dollar Days has been carried out in Tabor City. 1t
has been successful both years with widespread in
tereSt created Ill the cash prizes.
Bumper bargains still being offered in every
store participating in the event Only members of the
Tabor City Merchants Association eligible to give
away the tickets for the big drawing.
=, The drawing will be held at 4 pm. in front of
liaTelSonS Pharmacy. In event of rain the drawing
will be moved to GarreIls Warehouse.
You must be present to win said Tally Eddings,
executive secretary of the Merchants Association.
Another bumperto-bumper crowd Is expected here
Tuesday. alst year it difficult to find parking
space within five six blocks of the business district
shoppers converged on the town from radius of
% miles. People came early to do their last minute
shopping and to their in the big wire basket
moments prior 10 the drawing.
We've never had crowd like that before in Tabor
City but we anticipate an even larger crowd this year
aid Eddngs.
The following individual prizes will be given away
also Others have been added to the list since the
original listing below and will be given away Tuesday
deus Fircs,,ac Company $4,000 in
Piggy Wiggy $500 Trade Certificates
Tabor City Dept Store j ..catca
Prince Bros Furniurc-Prnce Blue Ribbon Innerprns Mat
trcss-lO VI Gtcc. lSj95O Mattrcss
Bakers Super Mkt $500 in trade ccri.1. atcs
Sarvis Farm Supply Portable Sewing Machine,
Collier Gas Company $500 RECORD lldyef
Jewellers $4,000 certificates
SimonS Dept. Store $1,000 i'll trade certificates
$1,000 trade certificates
fucys Clothing Store $500 in trade certificates
Carolina Dept. Store blanket
Mar Shoe Store-Sl295 shocs-your
NJ. $500 cash
Tabor Hardware $500 trade
AUTO $4,000 trade certificates
Furniture Storc-S4O95 Ccancr-Town and
Country-AU att
Dorman Jewellers S25 90 Trade Certificate
Woods and Bed Spread
Strickland cold drinks
Schild's $500 Trade Certificate
{. & Huffy Electric Lawn Mower
J. SolCs $500 Trade Certificate
Old Dime Dinner Set
Cricket Gift Shop Pc China Salad Set
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-08-19
Name ASC Committee Nominees
For September Is Election

"' 'i'iH III 'N'lN AK l'ull uI al
community in North Carolina
will soon elect three of their.
ncighborS to represent them on
Community Agricultural Stabi-
liZatiOn and Conservation Com
mittees for the coming year.
Elected also in each communi-
~ will be two alternate mem
bcrS of the Community Commit
tee.
The Chairman of the Com
munity Committee is also i dele
gate to the County Convention
which will convene Is days af-
ter the community election to
elect the County Committee. The
election vii nc held on Thurs
day. September 10. between :
a. m. and 6 p. m. and the coun-
ty convention on Friday. Sept
cmbcr 25. The committeeman
serve for a period of ~ months.
Elections are held under the
supervision of Community and
County Election Boards, made
up of local representative of
Federal and State Agricultural
Agencies.
The ASC Committee has the
Job of administering the local
phases of variety of programs:
acreage allotments on wheat.
cotton. tobacco and peanuts;
marketing quotas, storage and
loans in connection with price
supports; agricultural conServa-
ton programs operations; phases
of the wool incentive program:
conservation reserve: and other
emergency programs.
The nominees for ASC Com
munticS of Ccrro GOrdo. Cherry
Grove. Mollic. BCavcrdam. Clar-
cndon. Tabor City Sandy Plains
and Guidcway are as follows:
Ccrro Go-do - II 7. Benton
Hczie a-Ila:d. Homer Billiard
TilIman elliott. Billie Floyd
ClcmpSon Green Wesley UarrcI
. son. c II. jenkins. Joel NcLcI
land and Irwin Williamson.
Cherry Grove loo Butler
TIp,ra Coleman Tim Coleman
Daniel HAYES Guruey HERRING
Timothy paa, Lam. Strickland
ycIron Strickland Irwin strict.
.rgrd and Luther vurhrguc
. 1inIrc - Crrr.n, Cox. y. C.
.Curric. Dewey Gaskfn Jarn
wv 10y
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Clarendon - Carl Bullock
woodrow Hardic. Thomas HarrCl
} son Dewey Hewitt. Homer Ncr.
Ger. W. G.. Norris. Roy Spivcy
!, Neal Strickland. CLYDE Strick
land. and Otis Wright.
Tabor City L. 3. Cox
Walter Fowler Coy UarrclsOn
b C.. Hirsun Elton Lawson
Bolton Solcs. II. f. Soics. HUI
bort SoIcs James Suivcy. Har
~ stephens
SANDY rains hdTl ,dr'I''
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-08-19
MRS. DONALD PRINCE

Mrs. Donald Prince and chill
drCn. Clarence and Sandy, Of
Jacksonville. Fla. are visiting
his parents. MIR and Mrs. Com
o. Prince. and other relatives.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-08-19
J. &. EIPPS

Mrs. !. {. Fipps is a patient
in the Columbus County Hospi'-
al. WhitcvillC.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-08-19
FLORIDA VISITORS

Mr.. and Mrs. Zenas Smith and
daughter, Sherrell, OF Jackson
vile, Fla. were guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Foy d. Fowler several
days last week.
Evening star., 1959-11-13
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-22
Big Ten Acting Today
On Fate Of Rose Bowl

ANN ARBoR. Mich. May ~
Cap The Big Ten today win
end It's ls-year Rose Bowl foot
BAN hookup unless there Is .
last-minute switch in confer
ence strategy.
As far as meets the eye, the
Rose Bowl agreement has been
killed in 4 standoff SIS vote by
the individual Big Ten schools,
Today's joint meeting Of fac
ulty representatives and Ath-
Iletic directors appears destined
to deliver the fatal blow.
II the delegates from each
school vote As instructed Al
home, the Big Ten win refuse
to renew the Rose Bowl con-
tract because 4 tie Is as good q,
Q no vote. N
However. q delaying action
may be the strategy Of confer
ence Rose Bowl proponents. Ac-
tually. virtually all Of the Biz
Ten football coaches and ath-
letic directors are wholehearted-
" In favor Of the Rose Bowl.
The opposition has developed
at top faculty level, the same
group which spurned post-sea-
son football competition before
the present Rose Bowl contract
was signed.
It was regarded as significant
that q special meeting Of faculty
Representatives yesterday wa.
4 p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-22
Ring Commission
Moy Strip Roy
OF Title Today

NEW YORK. May % APP
The New York State Athletic
Commission may strip Sugar
Ray Robinson of his middle
weight title at the conclusion
of its hearings on the case,
probably today.
The National Boxing Associ-
alton took the title away from
Robinson May 4. Both groups
demand that a titleholder de-
fend every six months. Robin
son hasn't fought since he re-
gained the title from Carmen
Basilio March rs. 1853, though
he signed to fight Basilio after
the heat was applied.
i've done everything in my
power to make a title defense
against Basilio," Robinson said
yesterday. Il. got him a guar
antee Of a minimum of $225,-
600 to fight me in Philadelphia
September 81. I've signed a
Pennsylvania commission form
of contract. What more car
anyone want?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-22

set for July rs in Chicago with
out any particular agenda.
II today's ballot somehow
should produce q move to
sheive action Of the Rose Bowl.
the matter might be carried
over to the July Is meeting.
Meanwhile, an effort would be
made 10 induce q bare winning
majority In behalf Of the Rose
Bowl. This could be a Ga. or
even 81 vote II one anti-Bowl
school ahstained,
AS matters stood entering
today's Rose Bowl showdown,
Minnesota. Wisconsin. North
western. Ohio state and Illi-
Inois were against renewal Of
| the pact. In favor were Michi-
gan. Michigan State. Indiana,
Iowa and Purdue.
The current Big Ten Pacific
Coast agreement ends with the
1860 New Years Day game
Renewal Of the contract would
have to be between the Biz
Ten and the newly organized
big -Four" coast group Of Cali
fornia, Washington. Southern
California and UCLA. The
present Pee goes out Of busi-
ness July /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-22
Stock Cor Races
Dominate Heuvy
Weekend Card

SportSman-stock cars again
will dominate auto racing in
the washington area this week
end, with programs scheduled
at Dorsey Speedway tonight,
Old Dominion Speedway to-
morrow night and Marlboro
Motor Raceway Sunday after
noon.
Motorcycles return to Vista
Raceway Sunday for six events,
as will the drag races to
Aquasco Speedway and Old Do
minion. In the latter drag
competition, Joe Tucci Of GUAM
tico, who held the old track rec
ord of 10.1 seconds for Old
Dominion's fifth-mile straight,
is expected to enter Q new
Chrysler- powered dragster.
The schedule nearby, plus
other major events:
TONIGHT
Dorsey Observation-Disclosures stock
cars, 10 races, 3 pm.
TOMORROW
r Old Dominion 6peedway--eportsma
stock cars, six races, S:45 pm.
Winston-s Salem, N. C.--NAsCAR con-
yertibles, 200 laps.
SUNDAY
Marlboro Motor Raceway--eportsm
stock cars, six races, 2:30 pm,
Vista Raceway - Motorcycles, fivt
heats, 20-lAp feature, 2 PM
Old Dominion Speedway--DrAg rae
, xeuasco speedway-Drae racing, II
Williams Grove CPa.) Speedway
UsKC iate-naodel stocks, 100-lap ma
titonal championship, Pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-22
WI Rowers Set to Defend
National Title Tomorrow

The Washington-Lee High
School first eight will defend
its national crew championship
tomorrow on the Detroit River
at Wyandotte. Mich.
The Generals will be seeking
their third straight national
title and sixth since taking up
the sport in 1949.
WI Coach Charley Butt ex-
poets his toughest competition
from Hammond Of Alexandria,
which finished second to the
Generals in the Stotesbury Cup
race last Saturday in Phila-
delphia.
Washington-Lee also will en-
ter its second eight, varsity foul
and a double. The four wor
the Kings Cup in the Stotes.
bury while the double finished
second in its race. Hammond
will enter a second four in add
ton to its first eight and Wake
field will be represented by
quad. George Washington vii
not enter the competition.
Hammond has become
threat to wills crew supremac,
since Stroke Jay Rixse recov
cred from q pulled muscle. Tn
Admirals have defeated the HUI
School and the Princeton light
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-22
Indianapolis Racers Hit
BY Variety of Troubles

thunderstorms were forecast
for today and tomorrow. and
if very many Of them scatter
over the Indianapolis Motor
Speedway the problem is going
to get critical for several rae
ing teams.
There was room for IS more
cars In the 33-car starting
lineup, to be filed in 10-mile
qualifications tomorrow and
Sunday. After 80 have made
the tentative lineup, it still
will be possible for a car to
qualify by running faster than
a previous qualifier.
But many of those stiil un-
qualified have lost so much
practice time because of rain
this week that they haven't
been able to work out the bugs
and get the necessary miles an
hour-although the estimate OF
the minimum speed needed to
qualify goes down with each
rainy day. The hard-luck Nov
Specials are among the cars
that haven't been able to reach
racing speed.
Red Amick, 80 year : old
rookie from Muncie. Ind. had
the fastest lap in a rafn-short-
ened practice session yesterday
hitting 143 in the Foutch Spe.
cial.
Others in the 142 bracket
were Bob Christie In the Fed.
eral Engineering Special, LEI
Sutton in the Wolcott Specia
and A. ]. Foyt in the Dean Var
Lines Special.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-22
Bi.County Title
Sewed Up by
Northwestern

Northwestern High Schools
baseball team clinched. the
Maryland Bi-County League
championship with a 30 rec
ord as highlander Charlie
Payne picked up his eighth vice
tory on a two-hit. 100 shutout
yesterday at Bladensburg.
Suitland was eliminated as
q contender by Oxon Hill. TO,
as Glenn Grimm pitched a f1ye-
hitter at Suitland. In other
league games. Richard Mnz
gomery defeated B-CC. Ga. ii
home: Barry Hevner's two-run
homer In the eighth inning
gave Blair q 30 victory at High
Point; and Walter johnson
dropped a 6-1 decision al
Wheaton.
Northwestern : OOI or DO 10 I
Bladensburg 600 600 o. u 2
Payne and Heurieh: curtis, Lar.
wood t6), Kurtz go, Jones e1), ant
DIVERS
R.c noDtsom.ry c ccS g ssq4 "a Il l
Apefein, Ayre Isl and Cone: Floyg
Blair -- 900 600 02-2 s;
High Point 00O 600 0O-Q
Day. HR-Hevner Blair. sth, / on
walter johnson 600 100 0--l 4
Wheaton 10 003 KS
Reminder and Crook; Housed, Bake
t6l and Case.
oxon Hill 49, 0O2 O03 2--7 Q :.
suitland 900 900 90 S
Griffin and Goss; Lucas, strins .0l
Mpreland "a. O'Neil III, and Setka
HR-Yobst toxon MID, Sd, 1 on.
Sherwood --------o ooooe S SG "a e
AthsS ana Hanna; Dennison an
HR-~Raker tshervood), 9Th, non
on.
Lackey 201 T3I 2--I6 2
4 Krapke and Crown; Bryant, Coope
a., McLain ~, and Crisp, Winsto
"a.
Fails Church 0e2 002 0--e 8
WI 4i2 200 x--O IL
walsh and Hardy; Ratherdale an
HR~Dehart (w-E lst, two on.
Mclean - 600 900 g 4
Wakefield Ola Ill KS 40
/ Walton, Finnlle (3l, and Leisheai
Woessner and Dirks.
George Mason 100 900 "a 4 !
Bassett, Ebert (3) McNad a., an
3. O. Schneider; Cochran and Whit
more.