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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-18

Per. Luka z. PerkOVlc, n. -. 4,
Box 112, Bovard, Pa.
Pho. Matt Marovich, r. D. Z,
Box 326
Upr. gn. 214: Geo. vidakovich, Sr.,
Box 1873
Dr.. l.. S. Pierce, 227 So. Penna.
Ave-, Greensburg.
S54. Sv. Juraj. COkeburg, Pa. -
2. nedj., 200 PM, Croatian Hall
Victor Street
P. Bernard M. Luketich, Box 354
PIP. Pob. Nikola Cekorich, Box 2S
T. Thomas r. Luketich, Box 144
B. Mary c.. Luketich, Box 354
Per. Evelyn Cekorich, Box %
Pho. George Luketic, P. o.
us. George Marinkovich, Box 73,
a. Ellsworth. - =
Upr. gn. 1872: Mary c. Luketich,
Box 354
DR.. Edward Salko
357. "Sv. Trojstvo". New Castle,
Pa. 3rd Tuesday, 1880 P. M,
17O8 Moravia Street
Z. MdIlHc" DCooinh, Slu ioAAh
Rd
PIP. Cathryn Germick, 33 Fulton
Street
T. Pob. Ivan Borak, 514 Bell
Ave.
Ana Jurina, 1908 Moravia ST.
Per. Violet Bryan, 222 Atlantic
Ave.
Pho. Mary Nocera, 1915 Hamilton
St.
Upr. gn. 37s: Anna Davicki, 1O1
Fulton st.
DR.. 2. N. Stutz, 3OS e. Long Ave.
372. Living C-oa:.an, ESL, Export
Pa. End Sunday of every
month, 10 AM, Residence of
Martin Turack, r. D. 1, Box 1876
c, Murrysville, Pa.
P. Pob. Jennie 4. Gillis, Del
mont, Pa.
PIP. Catherine Arlotta, 8 Zellers
Street, Greensburg, Pa.
Upr. gn. 13: Martin Turack, r. D.
1, Box 1860, Murrysville, Pa.
Per. Daniel L. Turack, r. D.
DR.. c. w. Dixon, Export, Pa.
S78. Majka Bozja, Claridge, Pa. -
3. nedj., HOO AM, 81. Mar. Dom.
p. Pob. William Lazar, r. D. /,
Jeanette, Pa.
T. George Kratofil, Box 213
B. Frank Zupancic, Box "a
DR.. Snyder, Manor, Pa.
S89. Sv. Juraj, Pleasant Unity, Pa.
8. nedj., 2 PM, 'tanecich farm,
r. D. 8, Box 121, Latrobe, Pa.
p, PIP. B. Mike Stanecic, RID.
8, Box 121, Latrobe, Pa.
Box 121, Latrobe, Pa.
T. Philip B. Loncarich, 1045 Lloyd
Ave-, Latrobe, Pa.
Pob. Anthony Loncharich, Sells
Lane, Greensburg, Pa.
Upr. gn. 151: Sanko Loncharich,
r. r. z, Box 1914, Greensburg
DR.. William U. Sipe, Pleasant
Unity, Pa.
4O5. Srce Isusovo. sykesville, Pa.
3. nedj., 2 PM, stanu John
Orsic Jr.
p. B. Steve Gunarich, s4e w.
Main st.
T. ! Pob; Steve Miksit, $40 W.
Main st.
Upr. gn. 449: Steve Miksich, 34e
w. Main st.
DR.. H. Fugate, East Main st.
Az. Hrvatska Brata, Mariana, Pa
= 2 nedj 200 p. M. stan Maria
simrak
P. Pho. Josip Rebrovic, Box 2O7
PIP. Steve Shimrock, Box 80
| T. / Per. Mildred Levandosky, Box
B. Pob. Tomo Pavlekovit, Box
1853
;; Upr. gn. 255: Mildred Levandosky
Box 1873
DR.. WILDER r. Gearhart
40. Sv. Ivan Krst. Canister, Pa
l nedj. po Is 100 PM stan F.
i Maljevca.
p. r. r. Malovich
PIP. Vinko Kovatic
T. Pob. Anthony Latina, S2C
High st., Williamsburg, Pa.
/ B. Frank Maljevac, Box 81
! Upr. gn. 90: Robert Malovich
! DIR. J. G. Frye, DR.. Ralph Whitta'
ker, Williamsburg, Pa.
as. NApredak, Aliquipps, PA. =
Z. nedi. 3 p. u. CroatiaA Amer
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-18

15S. "St. George, Ambridge, Pa.
-2nd Sunday, 1870 PM, Holy
Trinity Church Hall, 415 Mel
rose Avenue.
P. Rudolph Choich, 1929 Manning
PIP. Per. Simon zunac, S05-14th
st.
T. Pob. George T. Spolarich, 1041
9Th ST., Baden, Pa.
B. Mary Choich, 2629 Manning st.
Pho. Anthony zgainer Jr., 1908
Church st.
Us. Alfred Yurkovich, 119 Mer-
chant st.
Upr. gn. $50: Josephine Spolarich,
1O41-5th ST., Baden, Pa
DR.. Edward r. Lugar, 333 Frank
lin Ave., Aliquippa, Pa.
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248. Sv. Jura1, Charlton, Pa. -
2. nedj., 2 PM. Drustv. Dom,
242 Maple Ave.
P. Pavao Perisich, 421 st. Clair
Ave.
PIP. John Bronich, 121 Sunrise Dr.,
Pleasant Hills
T. Pob. Jovo Radujkovich, P. 0.
Box 124, Large, Pa.
B. Joe Vasilich, 515-3rd st.
Per. Marian Runac, 551-1Oth st:
Pho. Ilija Gugich, R. D. 1, Box 145
Us. John Bolcic, Oil Toman Ave.
Upr. gn. 80: Mary Hajduk, 532
9th Street
DR.. Guy A. Castillenti, $50 Miller
Ave.
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279. Sv. Josip, Whitney, Pa. - l.
nedj., 2 P. M. Dvorana Vid Mar
kovica.
P. John F. Novosel, Box 121
T. Pob. Vid Markovic, Box IA
Uprav. gn. 455: Vid Markovich,
Box IA
DR.. Joe F. Lechman, 106 Depot,
Latrobe, Pa.
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5S5. Gospa cd Zdravlja, Midland,

Pa. - 2. nedj., 2 PM, Hrvatska
Dvorana 500 Beaver Ave.
P. Joseph Cavka, 624 Penn Ave.
PIP. Nick Relic, 210 Midland Ave
T. Dorothy Toplak, R. D. 1, Smiths
Ferry, Pa.
B. Frances Luksic, 481 Penn Ave.
Per. Jennie Luksich, 481 Penn Ave.
Pob Milan Rudar, 429 Beaver Ave.
Pho. Nicholas Zapsic, SO B Mid
land Hgts.
Upr. gn. 157: Joe Yukica, r. r.
d. 1, Industry, Pa.
DR.. A. Helfrich, 8O8 Midland Ave.
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2l2. Sv. NiiHola, Pittsburgh, Pa. -
3. nedj. 200 Pm Lithuanian Lii.
terary Association Hall, 142 Orr
Street (19).
p, Pob. l Per. Joseph Tokich, 1916
Locust st. (19)
PIP. George Luxbacher, 5537 Kee-
nan DR.. 1857
T. i Us. John Tokich. 1s48 Pierce
st. 1922
B. Mike Rudman, .402 Olivet (1O)
i Stjepan saear 4841 Lytle St.
(7)
Uprav. gn. 374: John r. Tokich,
5848 Pierce st. 1927
DR.. M. Mccarthy, 2O16 Fifth Ave.
(19)
213. Svi Sveti, Blairsville Pa. -
8. nedj. miles,, 2 PM, 623 s.
Liberty Street
p. Juro Petrickovich, SAT SO. L.
berty Ave.
T. j B. Steve Vukman, 62S So.
Liberty st.
Pob. ! Pho. Stephen Sestak, South
Spring st.
Upr. gn. 227: Steve vukman, e23
So. Liberty Ave.
d. w. 8. Woods, n q. stswage g.
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18. ozujka 1859.

+. Pob. Paul ceh, 541 N. Ave.
(9)
B. Joseph Katarincic, 1920 Ever
green Ave. (9)
Pho. Edward Bubanovic, 3441 For
bes st. (13)
Upr. gn. 76: Paul Ceh, 541 North
Ave. t9)
DR.. F. ]. Arch, 61s Chestnut st,
(12)
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liz. Sv. Je.ena, W. winfield. Pa
2. nedj 10 AM, u stanu Ivana
Yusica, r. D. 2, Box 330-a, Ca
bot, Pa.
P. Robert Brozenic, Stevenson ST.,
Mounted Route II, Butler, Pa
PIP. Ely Relich, 1600-5th Ave,
Ford City, Pa.
T., Per. Pob. John Jusic, r. D. 2
Box 330-a, Cabot, Pa.
Upr. gn. 1862: Anthony Abramo
vich, r. 1, Box "A, Fenelton, Pa
DR.. r. H. Bryan, RID. 2, Sarver, Pa
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-18
141. Hrv. Villa, e. Pittsburgh, p;

141. Hrv. Villa, e. Pittsburgh, Pa.
= 8. nedj., 1870 PM, Radnicki
Dom, North | Electric Ave
P. i Pob. Ivan Mavrovic, Box 244
Pp.. Darius Brncic, "a Boone Dr.,
Turtle Creek, Pa.
T. Matthew Mlinaric, 321 Beech st.
B. John Bozich, 81 East st.
Per. Sam Sestak, 100 Greenfield
Avenue
Pho. Emil Sardoch, 721 Whitney
Ave., Williamsburg, Pa.
Us. Joe Pribanic, 100 Maple Ave.
Turtle Creek, Pa. Phone Valley
1906.
Upr gn. 143: Ann Busija, 3O3 s.
Park Ave.
DR.. Louis Weiss, 108 Electric Ave.
l42. Novo stoljece, Herminie. Pa.
- 8. nedj. 2 P. M. German Hall
P. Pho. Stanko Brivec, r. D. 1,
Hahntown, Irwin, Pa.
PIP. Marko Yelich, Hutchinson, Pa.
T. Ivan Mikovich, Hutchinson, Pa.
Per. i B. Tom Kosalec, Box 1922
DR.. H. L. Highberger
l4S. Spirit of Croatian Youth ES.
McKees Rocks, Pa. 2 Thurs
day, 500 PM, Croatian Home,
Cor. Shingiss and Campbell SITS.
p. Us. Frank Braidic, 1144-
18th st.
PIP. Mark Gasparovich, 222 Hester
st.
Pho. Joseph Grgurich, "a Klamath
Dr., r. D. s, Pittsburgh (5)
T.. Pob. Anthony Rackie, SO
Highland Avenue
B. Michael Harsh, 321 Gardner st.
Per- Vera Krulac, 35 Catherine st.
DR.. Stephen Klucick, 814 Island
Ave.
la. Jadran. More, Philadelphia,
Pa. 2. nedi., 10 AM, Klub
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-18

IA. Sv. Ana, Steelton, Pa. - 8.
nedj. 200 P. M. st. Mary's Au-
ditorium, 831 So. End st.
p. Helen Mamuzic, I'll s. Front
Street.
PIP. Josipa Poljak, 3S8 Summer st.
Enhart, Pa.
+. Pob. Angela Skof, 712 So.
End Street
B. Eva Sajtar, 1922 So. End st.
Per. Pho. Anna Yanci, 221 Adelia
ST., Middletown, Pa. g.
Upr. gn. IS: Peter Bahoric, Box
538
DR.. Franklin J. Cunjak, 21O s.
End Street
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-18

IA. Jadran. More, Philadelphia,
Pa. - 2. nedj., 10 AM, Klub
"Dalmacija", 414 Christian st.
P. Sam Bacinich, "a Hansen Rd.,
Cinnomon Hill, Bridgeport, Pa.
PIP. Ivan Kacan, 414 Christian st.
40
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72. Sy. Petar Payao, Uniontown

~. Sts Obf1A dSNOt AA'
Pa. nedj., 2 Pm, Drustvena
Dvorana, Franklin Street
P. Pob. Mike Cindric, Box II,
West Leisenring, Pa.
Pp. Petar Polovich, SO Alma Ave.
T. Frank Balaban, Box 46, w.
Leisenring, Pa.
B. Maria Lulich, 30s Pittsburgh
Road.
Per. Geo. Glad, Box 81, Brown
field, Pa.
Pho. George Puskarich, 80 Reppert
Blvd.
Upr. gn. 81: Catherine Francis,
Box 104
DIR. John Karolcik, Old End Ma
tional Bank Building
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14S. Sv. Troistvo, Versailles, p.

IFU' SN' IIVJbbVU, vea abi1cb, -
3. nedj., 2:30 P. NJ, Croatian
Hall, 4400-3rd st.
P. Rudolph G. Martinjak, 718
Manning Ave, McKeesport
PIP. Us. Daniel Dimich, sol
Worthington
T. Cecilia Medved, $40 Reba ST.,
B. Jos. j. Wukoson, 4318-3rd st.
Per. Joseph zalac. 4420-3rd st.
Pob. Joseph Pavlic, 4723 Penn
Way
Pho. Charles Kucera, 1924 Birch
Street
Upr. gn. 27: Mary Skutlin, 471s
3rd st.
DR.. VIM. N. Pigozzi, 4706 Walnut
St., Versailles, Pa.
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as. NApredak, Aliquipps, PA. -
:. nedi. 3 p. n. C<oAtiA1 Amer
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-18

615. Sv. Nikola, Universal, Pa. -
3. nedj.. 1 PM, Comets, Hill st.
P. Jos. Girdit, Sr., 1880 School
ST., Pittsburgh 35. Pa.
PIP. Stjepan Blagich, 2729 Main
Street 1850
T., Per, Pob. 1 Pho. M. ]. Girdich,
55S Unity Center Road, Pitts
burgh 35, Pa.
B. Joseph Girdich, Jr., PIT North
Bessemer ST.. Verona, Pa.
Upr gn. 244: Joseph Girdich, JY.,
PIT N. Bessemer ST.
DR.. j. S. Anderson, 100 "B" st..
Pittsburgh 35. Pa.
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$40. JedinstvO, Conway, Pa. - z
cetvrtak, 1880 P. NJ, vlastita
dvorana, 1412 End Ave.
p. Edward Kutevac, 18th Street
and 3rd Ave.
Pp. Anna Grdanic. 12O5-3rd Ave.
T. Pob. Rudolph Havranek, 18th
st. Ext.
B. George Ingram, 1916 3rd Ave-
Pho. Per. John G. Kronstain,
Conway Wallrose Rd.
Us. Edward Sabolit, 1913 3rd
Avenue.
Upr. gn. 103: Louis Idzojtic, 1885
End Ave.
DR.. ]. H. Boal, 536-3rd Avenue,
Freedom, Pa; zamj. DR.. Brab-
son, 528 Phillips, Baden, Pa.
541. Sv. Vid, Trafford, Pa. - 8
nedj. 2 P. NJ, Croatian Home.
212 Bird st.
P. Marko Turkovich, r. d. 1, Box
812, Pitcairn, Pa.
PIP. Marko Godich, 205 Brinton
Avenue
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T. Pob. Samuel Rogomentit, 11s
Pemberton st. (47)
B. Peter Martinac, 35 Read Ave.
Runnemede, N. ].
Per. Louis Barich, 106 Kenilworth
st. (47)
Pho. John Dunda, $50 Ritner St
(48)
Upr. gn. 173: Peter Martinac, 35
Read Ave-, Runnemede, N. j.
DR.. Louis Schwartz, 921 s. 3rd st
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-18
5S7. Sv. Petar. st. Narys, Pa.

537. Sv Petar st. Marys, Pa. -
3. nedj., 200 P. NJ, stan 548
Kaul Ave.
P. Tom Tomasevich, Rottger st.
T. Richard j. Goetz, 548 E. kaul
Avenue
B. Joseph Skok, 10 John Street
Upr. gn. 271: Richard J. Goetz,
548 e. kaul Ave.
! DR.. Howard Keebler, 16 R.R. st.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-18

2O5. Majka BOzja Trsatska. Adah
Pa. 2. nedj., 2 PM, kuci
br. Kufrina, r. D. 1, Box 158
P. Milo Kufrin Sr., RID 1, Box
158
PIP. Mato Marinich, Box Ill
T. j Pob. Mike v. Kufrin, Jr., r
D. 1, Box 158
Per. Us. Nikola Stulac, Box 81
B. Pho. Marko Pustaj, 117-1st
St., Masontown, Pa.
Upr. gn. 116: Mike Kufrin, Sr.
r. D. l, Box 1853
DR.. Geo. N Rifle, Mckinley Ave
McClellandtown, Pa.
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2O6. Sy. Trojstvo, Bolivar, Pa. -
1. nedj. po Is. 200 Pm, stan
" F. ,rica, ". Bolivar. Pa.
P. Nicholas G. Ribarich Jr., Box S
PIP. Pob. Kathryn Chesla, r. D.
1, New Florence
T. Nikola Ribarit Sr., Box 5
B. Helen E. Jones, Box So, Robin
son, Pa.
Pho. Ann e. Henderson, r. D. 2,
New Florence, Pa.
Upr. gn. 407: Annie Henderson,
r. D. 2, New Florence, Pa.
DR.. Robert Luther, Bolivar, Pa.
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6O2. Radnicka Sloga, Verona, Pa.

6O2. Kadnlcka SIOga, Verona, PA
3. nedj. 200 p. M, Mar. Dom,
312 Arch Street
P. Charles Pazman, 72S - 3rd st..
Oakmont
PIP. Joseph Plese, 212 w. r. r.
Avenue
T. Pob. Anton Dellach, 400 Penn
Street
B. Frank Mokosek, 336 w. r. r.
Avenue
Per. Pho. George Kanizaj, 324
Arch st.
DR.. Frank Costa, Verona, Pa.
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234. Liberty, ES. Pittsburgh, Pa.
- End Friday, $50 PM, Brat
ska Sloga, 146-44th Street
p. Stephen Cestarich, 1909 Plum
mer (1)
PIP. John Mejasich, 5105 Duncan
Street %
T. Frank H. Becer Jr., 253 Fisk St.
(D
B. Grace Petric, 4841 Hatfield st.
(D
Per. Alice Sambol 46O7 Plummer
Pob. Mary Radocaj, 4617h Carl
ton st. (1)
Pho. John RADICAL, 4617s Carlton
st. (1
Us. Edward N. Sheginaw, 211 An
drew Drive, Glenshaw, Pa.
DR.. F. J. Arch, 618 Chestnut St
(12)
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Isl. Primorac, PhiIadeiphia, Pa. -
2. nedj., 2 PM, Dvorana Hrv
Pjev. Drustva, 2523 e. Thomp'
son st.
P. Thomas Koss, 1851 Edgemont
St. (25)
PIP. Per. Maria Stipanovic, 2623
Huntingdon st. (25)
T. Pob. Josephine Lovric, 111o 4
Susquehanna Ave. (26)
B. Paul Basic, 250S Richmond st
1857
Pho. John Jeletic, 1922 Ashville
Street
Upr. gn. 90: Thomas Koss, 2651
Edgemont st.
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4O5. Srce lsus0vo, Sykesville, Pa.
3. nedj., 2 PM, u stanu John
Orsic Jr.
P. B. Steve Gunarich, 346 w.
Main st.
r. Pob. Steve Miksic, $40 W..
Main st.
Upr. gn. 449: Steve Miksich, $40
w. Main st.
DR.. H. Fugate, East Main st.
Evening star., 1959-02-03
Turf Writers Pick
Bill BoIund for
WooIf Award

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 3 (AP).
Jockey Bill Boland. who won
the Kentucky Derby on Mid
dleground in 1850 when he was
ia 17-year-old apprentice. will
receive the George Woolf Me-
mortal Jockey award.
Turf writer's and sports edi-
tors covering the Santa Anita
racing meeting chose Boland
for the 10th annual award. He
will receive a cast bronze min
iature of the George Woolf
statue that stands in the Santa
Anita paddock gardens.
Woolf was killed in a racing
accident at Santa Anita in
1916.
The award is given to a
jockey for outstanding contri-
buttons to thoroughbred racing.
Boland, who will be 81 in
July, will be honored with past
winners at an awards dinner.
He was born in Corpus Christi.
Tex. He won his first race at
Belmont Park in 1949. Since.
he has won more than 1,150
races.
Since his big Kentucky Derby
win, Boland has had four other
100000 added stakes winners.
He is the son of Joseph Bo-
land, a former exercise rider,
living in Sacramento, Calf.
Evening star., 1959-02-03
Records Confirm
Greenberq Decree

CULLMAN, Ala. Feb. 3 (AP)
Court records show that
Hank Greenberg and his wife
Caral were divorced here jan
uary is, confirming reports
published in Cleveland yes
terday.
Mrs. Greenberg, the former
Caral Gimble and heiress to a
New York department store
fortune, filed for divorce on
grounds of cruelty. Records
included a waiver signed by
Greenberg, meaning the divorce
was uncontested.
Greenberg is a member of
bs .eball's Hall of Fame and a
former general manager of the
Cleveland Indians.
The Greenbergs were mar
ried February 10. 1916, and
have three children-Glenn
IL; Stephen, 9, and Val, 5.
Evening star., 1959-02-03
Deocons Shift Lineups
For CIV Tonight

first division in their respective
conferences. The Colonials
are 3-3 for fifth place in the
Southern Conference, with a
1915 overall record. and the
Deacons are 3-5 for fifth in
the Atlantic Coast Conference,
6-8 overall.
Both are using tonight's
game as a warmup for impor-
tant conference contests. CIV
will be host Saturday night at
the Fort Myer gym to William
and Mary, a family rival that
beat the ColonialS the first
time around. Wake Forest will
be at home Saturday night to
Maryland's defending confer
ence champions, to whom they
lost by only three points at
College Park in December.
George Washington should
be able to match or even beat
the Deacons in speed tonight.
AS a rule the Colonials are a
driving team with the 6-foot-6
Gene Guarilia and the 6-foot-5
Sam Knisley on the front end
'of the fast break.
The leading scorers, though,
are not these front men, but
the two backcourt players,
Bucky Mcdonald and Bill
Telasky. Their lon g. range
shots keep opposing defenses
loose and they are leading CIV
with 18 and II point averages,
respectively.
Evening star., 1959-02-03
LAUREL MERGER APPEARS OUT
Commission May Get
PimIico Plans I odoy

BALTIMORE, Feb. 3 (AP.-
There was considerable new
speculation today about the
old proposal to merge the Pim-
lico and Laurel race tracks.
Track officials weren't talk
ing, but a meeting of the
Maryland Racing Commission
today and a Pimlico dinner for
race writers tonight could throw
some light on the matter.
I The speculation was touched
of yesterday and gained con-
siderable momentum after a
news release from Charles H.
Johnson, Pimlico publicity di-
rector now working at Hiahleah
Park in Miami, Fla. One SEN
tence, buried down in the re-
lease, said:
"Pimlico will soon begin a
major improvement program to
enable it to accommodate up
to $4,000 fans for its newly
enriched Preakness. :"
This gave rise to the feeling
that there would be no merger
If Pimlico was going to spend
a lot of money on improve
ments.
Johnson repeatedly was fly
Ing here for tonight's dinner
The idea of merging historic
Pimlico, crowded into North
west Baltimore, and the more
spacious Laurel has been kick
ing around for a number of
years.
Only last year, the Maryland
Legislature killed, by a single
Evening star., 1959-02-03

and this highway will connect
with all the main arteries, in
cluding the Washington park
way.
y **
The indefinite plans for the
new Pimlico say the track will
be expanded to accommodate
$4,000. There might be a bit
of exaggeration in the manner
of publicity men in that figure,
but any increase or improve
ments will be appreciated by
Pimlico's faithful customers.
Although Pimlico built a
fairly comfortable clubhouse a
few years ago, the wooden
grandstand is literally splin-
tering to pieces, as many fans
will attest. Except for paint,
little improvement has been
made at Pimlico in the past
three years as track officials
strove to move to Laurel and
sell their l00-plus acreage in
Northwest Baltimore for SIS
million.
*k
Another factor which could
influence the Cohen brothers
to stay at Pimlico is their sue
cessful venture in leasing the
Charles Town track. The cur
rent winter meeting will aver
age 100000 in wagering. They
figure to net more money at
Charles Town than at Pimlico
because of the favorable West
Virginia take" law and lower
operating expenses. 1t is no
secret also that the Cohens are
seeking a long-term lease on
the Charles Town track, cur
rently tied up in litigation.
1t looks as if Pimlico now
will have a plant to go along
with its S150,000-added Freak
neSs-America'S coStliest horse
race for the moment-until
some other track starts un-
winding its check book.
Evening star., 1959-02-03
By the Associated presu

Kansas State learned its les
son. Now the third-rated Wild
cats have passed another test
in their drive to wrap up a sec
ond straight Big Eight basket
ball title and gain ground on
Kentucky and North Carolina
in the national rankings.
A year ago. Kansas State was
befuddled by Nebraska's slow
down maneuvers and lost to
the Cornhuskers, 55-48, in one
of the seasons top upsets.
Last night, Nebraska tried
the same tactics. But this time,
the Wildcats were ready and
came away with a 50-43 VIC
tory. It was Kansas States
sixth straight conference tri-
umph and boosted its overall
record to 16-1.
1t was a good night for the
favorites as Cincinnati, Mich
igan State, Bradley and st.
Louis also came out on top.
oscar Robertson scored q
points as flfth-ranked Cincin-
natl defeated Tulsa, 84-7i.
Michigan State, No. Z, held first
place in the Big Ten race by
walloping Wisconsin, 1857.
Bradley. No. 8, beat Wichita,
60-52, and st. Louis, No. 8,
captured its 18th straight with
a convincing 98-57 triumph
over North Texas State.
Michigan State, lifting its
conference record to 6-l, led
Wisconsin by Is points at half
time. In other Big Ten action,
two free throws by M. C.
Burton with four seconds left
clinched Michigan's 87-85 vic
tory over Illinois, while Indi-
ana, with a torrid second-half
drive, rode over Ohio State,
1922, in a game in which
three records were broken and
another tied.
.Indiana's 122 points erased
the old one-team mark of 1l3
set by the Hoosiers' 1858 team
against Purdue; the combined
score of 214 points bettered the
record of 204 scored in that
February %, 1858, Purdue
Indiana game, and Indiana's
field goal percentage of .632
broke the old mark of GIL (38
of 62 attempts) set by Iowa
against Northwestern Febru-
ary %, 1858. The "a field goals
scored by the two teams tied
a record set January IA, 1857,
by Illinois and Indiana.
Evening star., 1959-02-03
1858 Lesson Pays off
As Kansas Stote Wins

, Marquette, No. II, posted its
18th straight with q 1868 con-
quest Of Detroit.
st. Johns Of New York ended
its disastrous Midwest trip on
a sour note. The Redmen
dropped a 72-70 decision to
Notre Dame, which got 80
points from Tom Hawkins and
fought of st. Johns late rally.
The Redmen lost to st. Louis
and Loyola of Chicago last
week.
In the Southeastern Confer
ence, Bailey Howell had "a
points and led Mississippi State
to a 55-46 victory over Tulane.
Vanderbilt trounced Alabama,
81 SO; Tennessee clobbered
Florida, 100-70, and Mississippi
turned back Louisiana State,
80-69.
Bob Ayersman had 80 points
for Virginia Tech, which nipped
William & Mary, 74-68, in the
Southern Conference.
Evening star., 1959-02-03
PodoIey Joins
Allen on 'HiH'

Jim Podoley, Redskins half
back, has become the second
member of Washington'S pre-
football squad to go to work
ION the Hill" during the off,
season. The former Central
Michigan star has been assigned
to the Capitol police force.
Podoley, who underwent an
operation last month for the
removal of a torn cartilage in
his knee, Joined Center Johnny
Allen at the Capitol. Allen, a
former Purdue player, is an
assistant doorkeeper on the
House side.
Evening star., 1959-02-03

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