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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-09

nadje kupca "a sadanju zgra-'
du i da sagradi novi ured. Do
sada je tex zemljiste kuplje-
no, jer nije Sc moglo, niti 81
.je itko mogao zamisljati da
&c sc sve to urediti u jednom
kracem vremenu.
Pred wise cd godinu dana
ia sam opsirno pisao o ovom
pitanju pax vjerujem da oni,
koji su Sc zanimali, procitali
su sto sam tada imao "a reel.
ia sada stojim kod tog OBJ
jasnenja. Ne cini razlike tko
&c doci ma vodstvo Zajednice
nakon owe Desete Konvencije,
nista sc nece promjeniti, "a
novi ured biti &c potreba.
Sadanji ured je premalen,
skucen, neodgovara potrebi,
istrosen je toliko da Sc o sve-
mu nemoze nj pisati, jer bi
to moglo stetiti kod prodaje.
Nadogradjivati sprat iii
diva nebi rijesilo problem. Po-
trosili bi nekoliko stotina hi
liada dolara i onda bi imali
staru zgradu. Delegati Desete
Konvencije trebali bi potvrdi-
ii odluku delegate Cite Kon-
vencije, bez da Sc ulazi u op-
sirnu raspravu gubi drago-
cjenjjeno vrijeme. Sa prkosom
i sa neozbiljnim prigovorima
Sc nepostizava nista,
OSNOVA PRAVILA
Duznost je Izvrsnog Od-
bora da priredi osnovu pra-
villa "a svaku konvenciju. Bit
&c da sc je tako radio sve cd
prve konvencije nase organi-
zacije. Pa tko drugi da pri-
redi osnovu nego Izvrsni Od-
Dor, koji sc danomice suocuje
sa raznim promjenama. Nj
tko nebi bio toliko naivan da
prepisuje i preradjuje pra-
villa, ako "a to nebi bio po-
trebe. Naporan je to posao,
ali neprestane promjene ka-
ko kod insurance kompanija
tako i kod bratskih organi-
zacija zahtjevaju razne pro-
mjene.
Nasa pravila su jos uvijek
preopsirna i u koliko su op-
sirnija u toliko su nerazum-
ljivija. Ona izgledalu wise kao
knjiga instrukcija i uputa,
Sto nebi treba1o biti dio pra-
villa. Ia instrukcije, objasnje-
MIA i tumacenja treba cd vre-
mena ma vrijeme izdati po-
sebne brosurice u obadva je-
zika razviti do viseg stup-
MIA poucna predavanja u for
mi skolskih tecajeva. Nasa
pravila su pisani zakon, po
kojem Zajednica treba da po-
sluje te svi cd vrhovne upra-
We pa do najnovijeg clana tre-
bali bi sc drzati istih.
Izvrsni Odbor nastoji ista
skratiti i preurediti da odgo-
varaju efektivnom poslovanju
organizacije. Uz Izvrsni Od-
Dor, nasi casnici daju svoje
preporuke i savjete, koje su
stekli svakodnevnim radon u
uredu. Pravni savjetnik, vr-
hovni lijecnik, cinovnicko O.
soblje, zatim savjetovanje sa
aktuarom i insurance odjelje-
MEM, sve sc to uzima u OBJ
zir.
Sa swim time ia necu tvrdi-
ii da su pravila usavrsena,
jer nista ma ovome svijetu nj
je usavrseno. Po nekad dodje
najbolja ideja cd pojedinog
clana LII odsJecnog odbornlka,
pax / to sc uvazuje. Ali citati
totku po tocku ma konvenciji
i zatim desetak delegate zele
da govore 0 istoj tocki, koja
Sc konacno ipak usvoji kako
je podnesena, trosenje je vre-
mena uzalud.
ia time nemislim reti da
sc osnova treba usvojiti kako
je podnesena. Vaznije toeke
treba raspraviti j ako Sc u
vidi potreba, 8 e izmjeniti.
Tako ma PRIMER prosla kon-
yenciia, iednoglasno lie "a
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-09

kod velikog broja clanstva,
kao i kod Habranih delegate
"a desetu konvenciju prevla-
dava misljenje, da sc ova toe
ka pravila ina izmjeniti i da
glasi kao prize devete kon-
venciie. U koliko Sc meme til
&c ia drzim, da je potrebno
da Sc o ovoj tocki povede ra-
sprava i to ozbiljna raspra-
va, pa kako vecina delegate
odluci tako treba da ostane.
Deveta konvencija nije uopce
povela raspravu po ovom pi-
tanju. Preporuka je dosla IL
nenadno, a delegati su sc o.
sjecali pocasceni, jer napokon
zasto da nebudu delegati "a
cetiri godine, i tako je ia pre-
poruka usvojena jednoglasno.
Mnogo odsjeka je nalozilo
svojim delegatima, da sc tre-
BANJO vratiti ka staroj praksi
i da u mozebitnim referen-
dumima glasa clanstvo izrav-
no a ne preko svojih delegate.
Dakle, vecina &c odluciti o
tom pitanju, a zelji vecine
clanstva treba udovoljiti.
lima jos nekoliko tocaka u
osnovi, koje Sc mogu izmje-
niti, ali takovih ina vrlo ma
10. Moze konvencija da ras-
teze o svakoj toGki, ali cd to-
ga nikakove koristi, vec sa-
mo veci troskovi clanstvu Ia
jednice. U nekojim slucajevi-
ma je dobra stara praksa, ali
ne u svima.
FOND SKOLARINE
Konacno je dugogodisnja
zelja jednog broja delegate i
clanstva ostvarena. Formiran
je poseban odbor, ali i to sa-
mo cd odbornika i clanova
Ia jednice da rukovode sa O.
vim fondom. Da sc dobije pri-
vilegija neplaeanje poreza e z a
TAX Exempt) "a one, koji
daruju fondu, prema tumace-
nju n aseg pravnog savjet-
nika, bio je potrebno da Sc
dobije posebni carter "a ovu
novu ustanovu. To je poluce-
no oni, koji daruju ovece
svote, SUI rijeseni placanja po-
reza ma svote koje daruju o.
vom fondu.
L. ovog fonda je darovano
70 skolarina do sada, a sva-
ka u iznosu cd S25O.0O. skola-
rina sc daje samo clanovima
nase sZajednice. Deseta kon-
vencija bi trebala potvrditi O.
vaj vrijedan podhvat i ma
dale isti podupirati. Ako Sc
uvidi potreba da Sc ucine ne
ke promjene ma bolje, tome
nece nitko pametan prigova-
rati.
Moja je preporuka, da oval
fond nadalje ostane i poslu-
je ma dobrovoljnim doprinosi-
ma da sc nikakav rasporez
ne cini ma clanstvo Zajednice.
Zajednica sada doprinasa u
oval fond 100000 godisnje,
sto je vrlo neznatna svota, a
posto je to vrlo korisna pro-
paganda "a Zajednicu, ia bi
preporucio konvenciI, da sc
oval godisnji doprinos Zajed-
nice poveca, a nasi odsjeci,
gnijezda / pojedinci mogu
u buduce da doprinasaju po
svojoj mogucnosti. Wise o to-
me ma samoj konvenciji, ako
dobijem priliku da govorim O
tom pitanju.
VODSTVO KONVENCIJE
Najvise ovisi o spremnom,
pravednom demokratskom
vodstvu konvencije, kakova
&c konvencija biti / kakove
plodove &c donjeti u korist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18
Guy Lomburdo to Return
To Rocing With New Boot

MINNEAPOLIS, Mar. 10
fAP) Orchestra Leader Guy
Lombardo says he will resume
speedboat racing with a newly
designed boat and a powerful
turbojet engine. a combination
he believes capable Of 275 miles
per hour.
The 54-year-old musician
hopes his boat will give the
world speedboat record to the
United States. Donald Camp
bell Of Great Britain now holds
the record, 243 miles per nour
over a measured course.
Campbell's boat could not
compete in Gold Cup racing
because it was powered by a
pure jet engine. Lombardo's
propeller-driven craft will be
eligible in Gold Cup unlimited
class racing. Jack Regis won
the Gold Cup last year with the
Hawaii Kai III, owned BY IN
dustrialist Henry Kaiser.
I'm very anxious to get back
to racing this summer Lom-
bardo said. 1--WE been aGay
from it for two years and that's
too long,"
He said development Of the
turbojet engine and the new
boat design enticed him into
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18
QuainticO Posts
Record Score,
Plays Seattle

DENVER. Mar. 10 Especially
The Quantico Marines, with
q tourney scoring record to their
credit. take on Seattle today In
the second round Of the Ma.
tional AAU basketball tourna-
Inent.
Quantico. on the strength Of
Q 3S-point performance by Jack
Sullivan. former Mount st.
Mary's (Md.) College star from
Washington. D. c.. defeated
Marietta. Ca, 11l-5s. In its
opening game yesterday to set
Q tourney scoring record.
The old record was l09-l5,
made by San Francisco against
New Mexico In 1852.
Sullivan got all Of his points
In just ~ minutes Of play. Five
other Marines posted double
figures as Quantico hit on 81
per cent Of Its field goal at
tempts. Frank Allen had IA
points. Leo Hayward, 10: James
Cary. IL. and Joe Miller and
Dave Smalley, 10 each.
In other opening round
games yesterday, Mcpherson,
Kans., edged Lubbock, Tex. o.
"a, In overtime on q last-sec-
ond. one-handed shot by Willy
johnson from IS feet out; the
Army All-Stars trounced Port
land. Greg, 103-69; the Air
Force All-Stars got by New Ro-
chelle, N. Y, 1888, and Mil
waukee won over Santa Fe, N.
Mex 0Q-21
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18

ending his second retirement
from racing. Lombardo began
racing In 1888 and won every
major trophy, in the Gold Cup
unlimited class. for 20 to 40
foot boats which are propeller
driven. He retired in 1852 but
returned to racing in 1855, win
ming the national champion
ship that year and again in
1856. He sold his boat last year
and retired again.
SEATTLE, Mar. 10 APP
A $4,000 down payment has
been made on Hawaii Kai III,
holder of the worlds speed rec
ord for propeller-driven un.
limited hydroplanes, unofficial
sources say.
Hawaii Kai III. national
champion in 1857 and winner
of the Gold Cup in. her only
race in 1858, was put on the
block by owner Edgar Kaiser
last fall. Several feelers were
received. but no arm offers.
The prospective buyers were
identified as STU Gray, Miami.
Fla. motel owner. and Lou
Mascara, Hyde Park, N. Y, who
holds the franchise on Italian
propellers used by many hydro
planes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18

pointed Richard Wilson, Police
Boys Club No. 2, and then
bowed to Ralph Boone, also of
Northeast, In q final.
Another rousing fight wss
the l56-pound ANAL in which
Eddie Brown of st. JoSeph's
decked John Moore of North
east twice in the second and
again In the third to win a
decision. Moore earlier had
scored a second-round TKO
over Lorenzo Neal of st. Qvp-
rian.
polliSs9 - pound class-,-sheIman Mitchell,
tin, st. Johns, third round.
l32-pound class-James johnson,
Northeast. defeated Richard Wilson,
Police No; g. Ralph Boone. Northeast,
east, scored TKo over Lorenzo En; "S Neal,
&C. g.; CyPSrtian; ssS9nd round. Eddie
=. l65-pound class-Willie williams.
~. Joseph's, defeated Burton Barber,
:. 1ts-pound class-wilue Williams,
Northeast, won BY default over Adolph
Brown, Twelfth Street YMCA
Entrants with, no ,opposition----Harry
McFarlsnd. Northeast. I25; Joe Louis
Rose Police No. 2, 141.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18
Ben Carneva|e
Stays at Navy

ANNAPOLIS. Mar. 10 tSpe-
ciaD .-Ofhcials at the Naval
Academy are breathing easier
today. for there will be no need
to look for another basketball
coach.
Ben Carnevale will remain
on the job he has held for Is
years. and the University Of
Wisconsin will have to look
elsewhere for q replacement for
Harold Foster. Foster quit two
weeks ago under pressure and
Wisconsin had hoped to get
Carnevale.
But the 43-year-old Carne-
vale, whose team made the
NCAA playoffs this season. does
not want TO leave Navy.
The interest in him by Wis.,
consin Is ilattering. he said,
but / have decided that the
Naval Academy Is the place for
me"
Wisconsin. meanwhile. con-
tinues to search. Latest to be
contacted. according to the AS
ISOLATED Press. Is Tex Winter of
Kansas State. Ray Meyer Of
DePaul and Ned Wulk Of Arr
iona have meetings with the
Wisconsin athletic board today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18
Texas Interviews
Duke Cage Coach

AUSTIN. Tex. Mar. 10 (AP) 4.
University Of Texas ofiicials
said today Harold Bradley Duke
basketball coach. Is being con-
sidered for the cage coaching
post here.
Bradley spent yesterday in
comforting with DR.. o. B. VIII
liams. chairman Of the athletic
council, and Ed Cole, director
of athletics at the University
Of Texas.
williams said Bradley seemed
favorably impressed with what
he saw and heard here.
mo definite offer was made
him. but no other interview
with a prospective coach has
been set up" Williams said.
Bradley. coach Of the year
in the Atlantic Coast Confer
ence this year where his soph.
omore dominated team wound
up in third place, returned
home by plane this morning.
Texas Is seeking O successor
for Marshall Hughes. who re-
signed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18
Poor AAU Boxing Turnout
Doesn't DuuntMiIIer HOPES

Disappointed but not dis
couraged is the way Jocko Mil
Ter, president Of the District
AAU, reacts to the revival OF
the AAU boxing tournament
here.
Brought back after q lapse
of 10 years. the tourney drew
only is entrants and a turnout
of hardly 100 spectators last
night at Capitol Arena.
Miller said the tournament
probably will be held again
next year, and with more time
to prepare and with the Olym-
pic Games closer, there should
be better results.
There were only six fights
last night because three en-
trants had no opposition in
their weight class and another
won by forfeit when his op-
ponent came down with a cold
The two 132-pound bouts
were humdingers as James
johnson Of Northeast Club out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18
Kentucky ooks Prep
Druws Silver Spoon

ARCADIA. Calf. Mar. 10
(AP)-Silver Spoon. c. v.
Whitney's undefeated 3-year-
old filly. who is being pointed
for the Kentucky Derby. will be
flown to Churchill Downs April
Is, Trainer Bob Wheeler said
yesterday.
Wheeler said Silver Spoon,
who won the $l00,000-added
Santa Anita Derby, will be
entered in the $l0,000-added
Kentucky Oaks Prep April Is
at Churchill Downs. She is
expected to pass up the Oaks,
which is run the day before the
Derby.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18

43; Pepsi. 37-47: Mann's, 36-4s
and Bethesda. 2e-56.
. =
Another Suitland bowler
bessie Dayton, was outstanding
in the District Women,s Minor
League. She rolled lot. 1853 and
l27 for 397. sparing eight
times in the 1853. For MPM
Market. which dropped two
games. Elizabeth Kluttz rolled
a medal Isl game. part OF a
$40 set.
Runnerup B. Frank Joy, for
whom Frances Shoemaker rolled
36l. earned the only shutout.
over Norton Trophies. and
thereby clipped Suitland's lead
to four games.
Other high scorers were Areta
York Of Hendrix Steak House,
$50: Helen Barnes, Rod n Reel,
$50; Mary Clement, Bladens-
burg Bowling Center, 355 and
Nell HUFF. Arlington Bowling
Center. $50.
Other winners were Claren-
don. Hendrix. Rod n Reel and
Kotzin's Dress Shop.
Betty Stevens. the league
PAGER. rolled 3l9 for Suitland
to nick her average to 1898.
Louise Vance. Arlington 1927 i.
is second at ll1-26 and Miss
Hui Is third with 1l0-24.
Standings Of the leaders:
Suitland. 1925; Joy, 1880;
Arlington. 1852; Kotzin's. a.
36: United Auto. 4l-37 and Muir
ray Electric, 1898.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18
Vests Stors
Add Huwkins
And RukIick

Tom Hawkins Of Notrs
Dame and Joe Ruklick OF
Northwestern. who set career
scoring records at their respec-
tive schools last week, today
were added to the West team
for next Wednesdays East
West All-Star. game ut Mary
lands Cole Field House.
They join Bob Boozer OF
Kansas State on Coach Hank
Iba's team, The South team
has Bailey Howell Of Missis-
sippi State and North Carolina
States Lou Pueblo and John
Richter. "
Hawkins, 6-foot-5 co-cap-
tain Of the Irish and q second
team All. American. scored
1906 points in three seasons,
almost 500 points over the old
Notre Dame record.
Ruklick Is q 6-foot-s hook
shot artist who was All-Bie
Ten for three years. He aver
aged 20 points this year. rank
ing 12th In the nation.
Richter is q NC. States g.
foot-9 center who won most
valuable player honors In the
Dixie Classic over Oscar Rob-
ertson Of Cincinnati. Pueblo Is
the playmaker who made the
APPS second All American
team and was named player
of-the-year in the Atlantic
Coast Conference.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18
:.
Fl. Eustis Fuvored
In I'd Army Boxino

Fort Eustis. the defending
team champion, was favored
to repeat in the I'd Army box
ing tournament opening at 8
O'Clock tonight at the Fort
Meade field house. There is
no admission charge.
Alonzo Small, a 6-foot-4.
235-pound heavyweight. heads
the Eustis team. He has
stopped six Of seven opponents
this year. He has won the I'd
Army title four times and was
runnerup for the All-Army
title last year.
Another Eustis star is Mid
dleweight Marvin Gordon, de-
Tending I'd Army champion
and runnerup for the inter-
service title.
Other teams come from Fort
Meade. Fort Knox. Fort Lee.
Fort Belvoir and Aberdeen
Proving Grounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18

A hook ball is the best over
all type Of delivery. The hook
ball generates the pin action
you need to score strikes. Such
a ball won't defect much to the
right when 1t hits the pins,
but instead, will continue roll
ing to the left after it hits the
l-3 pocket and knock over the
5 pin. That's what Q strike ball
has to do.
Take a look at the drawing.
See the motion Of the ball.
As 1t rolls down the alley, it
also has a rolling motion to
the left. It's this spinning
motion that causes the ball to
hook to the left as 1t nears the
pins and continue hooking to
the left after 1t hits the pocket.
Most top bowlers roll this
type Of ball. 1t is called a semi
spinner or a p roll. The bowler
applies the hook spin as he
releases the ball at the foul
line. He can apply 1t with a
lifting motion Of his arm, a
turning of the wrist from right
to left or a combination of the
two methods.
Developing this type of ball
is not for the beginner, how
ever. Wait until you've mastered
the fundamentals of footwork,
armSwing and timing. If you
can control your straight ball
consistently. you are ready to
work on the hook. It takes
plenty Of practice to develop
a successful hook ball, but it's
worth the work.
Copyright 1889, John p. Ollie Co.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18
Area Golf Clubs List
'OHicioI' Openings

Liberty $1,000. code II. extern
sion 1888, has details.
The PGA and the Buick Di-
vision Of General Motors yes
terday announced the biggest
financial agreement in the his
tory of tournament golf.
The company has agreed to
sponsor the Buick Open through
1865. the first long-term agree
ment in the history of the
PGA.
No prize money was specified,
but last years initial tourna-
ment carried prize money of
$50 900. A similar amount has
been announced for this year.
The tournament will be held
July Us at Grand Blanc, Mich.
The addition Of Bill Collins
and Paul Harvey to the $40, 900
Tournament Of Champions at
Las Vegas gives the tourna-
ment a record high of q play
ers. The field is made up of
winners of PGA-sponSored
tournaments.
Howard Capps. former PGA
tournament bureau member,
conceived the tournament seven
years ago and predicted a field
Of is to Is players each year
Capps believes the reason for
81 different tournament win
ners is the greater number of
competent players, brought
about by increased purses, etc.
The tournament will be
played April 1926. First prize
is $4,000. All players will re-
ceive at least $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18
5 Boiling Fighters
Win in Tourney

OTIS AFB. Mass. Mar. 10
Especially Five Boiling Air
Base fighters won and three
others lost in opening bouts
Of the Air Force world boxing
championships.
The winners were Dean
Harrison. ITS pounds: Eddie
Green; 1905 George McCorkle,
1911: Bobby Foster, l7S, and
Lewis Reynolds, 100. Harrison,
McCorkle and Foster won by
knockouts.
The losers were William Nc.
Coy. l2t, by knockout: Donnie
Adamson, liz, by an unpopular
decision. and Harold Smith,
lis. by knockout.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18
Postal Workers Golf
Token by Williams

Robert Williams won the
postal employees blind bogey
golf tournament yesterday at
Langston with a score Of l01-
SOL. Ernest McCloud. So
1913. and Cornelius Jones,
95-22-73. tied for second
place. ..
Low gross was shared by vii.
liam Mays and Louis Levent,
each with q rs. Milton Lomax
won low net with 09-2O-69.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18
Joe Louis Murries
Coast ATTORNEY

LOS ANGELES. Mar. is
(AP).-Joe Louis, the former
heavyweight champion, and
Mrs. Martha jefferson, Los
Angeles lawyer. are honey
incoming here after their mar
riage last Wednesday.
Louis. IS. has been married
twice before. His second mar
riage, to Rose Morgan, New
York beautician, ended in an
annulment February "a. He
was divorced by his first wife,
Marva Trotter.
Mrs. Jefferson. 46, who has
a highly successful legal prac-
tice in Los Angeles, has been
married three times before.
She is the daughter of a Pasa-
dena Baptist minister.
She said she met Louis
about two years ago when he
was staying in Los Angeles.
They were married by a Bap-
fist minister in Winterhaven,
Calf. a town on the Califor-
mia border near Yuma. Ariz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18
ny DICK 0'BRIEN
star star Writer

In addition to the forth
coming $4,000 Governors
Gold Cup and the 100000
John b. Campbell Memorial
Handicap. Bowie has o red hot
jockey race on It's hands.
The Governors Gold Cup is
scheduled for Saturday and
the Campbell follows on March
20. In the meantime, how
ever, Jockeys Howard Grant
and Bobby Corle win be fighting
II out for the riding champion
ship.
This interesting turn Of
events was emphasized yester-
day when Grant not only rode
the first two winners for q
$1,000 daily double, but added
o third triumph to put him
even at IS winners with Corle,
whose To-day suspension ended
Monday. Grant has been on
the grounds only II days since
arriving from Florida.
COrle Returns
Corie, 23-year-old pennsyl-
vanian. returns to the saddle
today following q spill Mon
day In which he escaped seri-
Gus injury after falling from
Salesman Sam during the fifth
race. Bobby had only a bruised
ankle to show for his fall, but
took yesterday OF to rest from
the accident.
Not far Of the pace In the
battle between Grant and Corle
Is another young apprentice,
Larry Reynolds, who also rode
three winners yesterday. all
longshots. to bring his total for
the meeting to 20.
Grants winning efforts yes
terday were. aboard LII Sis
$4.20) in the first race; Too
Hasty ($S) in the second and
Troubled Times t$4.60) in the
sixth.
LOngshots for Reynolds
Reynolds. meanwhile, was
cheered by the longshot bet
tors Is he scored with Rustoms
Year pt $i7.40 in the fourth;
Chris Moose (s24) in the fifth,
and Space Travel (S27.20) in
the eighth before a st. Patrick's
Day gathering of s.782, who
wagered $s5S.53O on the nine
race card.
Bowie is centering most Of its
attention now on the Cover
nor's Gold Cup and the Camp
bell. Handicapped John p.
Turner. IT,. win release the
Campbell weights today. Tur-
ner's weight assignments have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18
By MERRELL WHITTLESEY
star star Writer

OSet 0tA1 WNIteE
A golfers season never be-
gins or ends. He plays when
weather permits. Nevertheless,
almost every club has an ofiicial
opening in the spring which it
calls the opening day, spring
fleld day. get-together. etc.
Most Of them include tourna-
ments and dinner.
April is the most popular
month for the spring field days,
or whatever. and notices have
come in on the following:
April s-Manor.
April 1i-Washington Colt
and Country Club.
April 15-Chevy Chase
April 16-Prince Georges.
April 22-Congressional.
April 23-Columbia.
April lakewood.
April 29-Norbeck.
Argyle actually starts the
spring banquet season tonight
with a dinner for the winter
league winners. Pro Max Elbin
Of Burning Tree will speak.
Sam Snead. who upped his
"All-Star Golf" earnings to
$2l. 500 with last weeks victory
over Gene Littler, plays Jack
Burke In the televised series on
WMAL-7 from S to 6 2. IN. Sat-
urday. Snead's winnings last
week included $500 for an eagle
three.
The Military District OF
washington again is going to
promote q charity handicap
tournament in which entrants
will match their net score
against Arnold Palmer's first
round score in the Masters
tournament.
Fifty cents Of the dollar entry
fee goes to charity and the
other so cents to the Military
Police Association. Winners will
receive Il beat Arnold Palmer"
key chains. ChallengerS may
play any time until April 2,
when Palmer plays his first
round at Augusta.
Maj. Eugene Lawrence at