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Evening star., 1959-12-05
Prince Georges
Loses Title in
BermuGu Golf

HAMILTON, Bermuda, Dec.
IS CAP). - The Saucon Valley
Country Club of Bethlehem. Pa,
led by their professional, Ralph
Hutchison, won the seventh an
nual Bermuda Good Will Golf
tournament yesterday. The VIC
tors turned in best ball total
of ITS for 81 holes. the lowest
ever recorded for the three-day
tourney.
Prince Georges Golf and
Country Club of Landover, Md,
The defending champion, fin
ished nine strokes behind Sau-
con Valley.
Baltimore Country Club fin
ished with three-day total Of
1873 and Bethesda Country Club
ended with 1874.
Prince Georges closed yester-
day with a 10-under-par So
at Belmont Golf Club. Balti-
more and Bethesda, playing
the same Belmont course, shot
so and 81, respectively.
The Saucon Valley team,
playing at the Mid Ocean
course, posted an 11-under-par
so on the final day.
Hutchison wound up with a
final round of SO, two under
par. His 206 gross score Tor
the Mid Ocean, Belmont Manor
and Riddells Bay courses gave
him the low gross total cham
pionShip for pros for the third
straight year.
The Mid Ocean Club team
finished second in the field
of 76 teams with best
ball total of 179.
Evening star., 1959-12-05
Lucas, 3 Middies
On Syrocuse's
Opponent Team

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Dec. 5
(SpeciaD Three Navy players
and three Washington Redskins
draftees are on the Syracuse
all-opponent eleven picked by
Coach Ben SchwartzWalder.
From Navy, Schwartzwalder
chose Center Frank Visited.
Tackle Larry Boyer and Full
back Joe Matalavage. The po-
tential future Redskins are
Quarterback Richie Lucas and
Tackle Andy Stynchula of Penn
State and Guard Vim Promuto
of Holy Cross.
Other choices were Halfbacks
Roger Kochman, Penn State
and John Hadl of Kansas. both
of whom returned kickofs SO
yards for touchdowns against
the Orange; Ends Mike Ditka
Pitt, and Charley Pacunas.
Holy Cross, and Guard Larry
Vignali, Pitt.
Evening star., 1959-12-05
By JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

BALTIMORE, Dec. S. - A
two-horse race shaped up to-
day between Robert P. Trice'
Ashlar and Howell E. Jack
sons Cross Channel in the
$ll,775 Pimlico Cup, last stakes
event of the Pimlico meeting
The race attracted a so-sc
field of only seven.
Observers hoped it wouldn't
end like the Pimlico Distance
Series No. 3 yesterday when
James Arthur's Ambor Reign
had to withstand a foul claim
by Mrs. Lillian O'Keefe's S
Battle Man, the 8-to-5 favor
ite, to win a slowly-run mile
and one-half.
Ambor Reign cut over sharp
ly while taking the lead from
Battle Man early in the stretch.
but the stewards ruled it wasn't
bad enough to take his number
down. The winner was clocked
in 2::35 and paid So, $3.40 and
$3.50.
Today's program will be
speeded up to permit Baltimore
fans to watch the Colts-San
Francisco pro football game on
TV. The last race was sched-
uled for 4 pm.
Evening star., 1959-12-05
Russell Gives
Ce|tics Spark
For Showdown
BY the Associated Press

A healthy Bill Russell could
be the difference for the Boz
ton Celtics in their struggle
with the Philadelphia Warriors
and Wilt Chamberlain for first
place in the Eastern Division
of National Basketball Asscci-
alton.
Playing on a strong ankle
for the first time since he in
jured it November Z, Russell
paced the defending champion
CelticS to a l22-107 victory
over the New York Knicks last
night in Boston Garden.
Playing only part of the
game, Russell scored 26 points
and pulled down 38 rebounds.
The victory left Boston with
"a TIA record and a tWo-game
lead over the runner-up War
riors. Philadelphia stayed right
at BoSton's heels as Chamber
lain scored SO points in 1874
.ll2 triumph over the st. LOUIS
Hawks.
Detroit moved within a half
game of the Western Division
leading Hawks, drubbing Min
neapoliS. l20-l01. The double
header in Detroit, with Wilt
packing them in, drew 13.12l-
"a pro basketball record for
Olympic Stadium.
Chamberlain outdueled Bob
Petit, the NBA scoring cham
pion, who had 27-and the l2-
point difference represented the
margin of victory for the War
riorS.
Evening star., 1959-12-05
AshIor, Cross Channel
Duel in PimIico Cup

Ashlar, topWeight at 118
pounds, has run some excellent
races and lost some tough &C.
ciSions this year. The 3-ytar-
old colts last victory was in
the $4,000 Riggs Handicap at
Pimlico. Cross Channel, who
carries ITO today won the Me-
chants and Citizens Handicap
earlier at Saratoga.
Powhattan Farms Riverrun,
carrying 103 pounds, was he
only other member of the field
conceded much chance of will
ming.
The Maryland Racing Com
missions announcement of
half-mile track dates for 1860
probably will not be released
for a week or two, Chairman
R. Bruce Livie disclosed yester-
day. Livie has indicated he
would transfer two of the small
tracks meetings to one of the
mile plants.
Evening star., 1959-12-05
BY CARL SELL
Star Stan Writer

Wakefield High School still
figures to be a top threat to
capture the Northern Virginia
Group I basketball champion
ship this season, on the strength
of some fancy shooting by
Randy McGrew and Bruce
Terwilliger.
The Warriors last night de-
feated a surprisingly strong
Mount Vernon team, 59-51,
at Wakefield in the opening
game for both schools. The
Majors. led by 6-foot-6 Tom
Booterbaugh and 6-foot-5 Mar
ty Lentz, led most of the way
until McGraw got hot in the
final period.
McGraw. a 6-foot senior,
pumped in eight of his Is
points in the fourth quarter to
lead the Warriors to their
come-from-behind victory. Ter
williger. who paced both teams
with 20 points. scored four
points in the last few minutes,
as did substitute Rickie
DuqueS.
Mount Vernon led through
out the first half as Lentz and
Booterbaugh controlled the
backboards and Arnold Cash
scored 10 of his IA points.
Booterbaugh, however, had
four personal fouls and sat out
Evening star., 1959-12-05
Gu Cogers Bow
To Lynchburq in
Season Opener

opening-game filters may
have been a contributing factor
in Catholic University's 59-49
loss to Lynchburg College last
night in the Cardinals re-
furnished gym.
Sophomore Gene Jasper
pumped in four quick shots
to help Gu build up an 1918
lead. But Tom Barile and
Garry Martin led a counter
assault that gave Lynchburg
a 27-24 margin at the half.
Gu tied it up at 31-all early
in the second half before fad
ing.
Tony Carroll played an out
standing floor game for the
losers, but with Jim Reilly hob
bling on a bad leg and the
rest of Coach Tom Young's
men missing cues, Lynchburg
won with something to spare.
Evening star., 1959-12-05

DR.. Gaylord P. Harnwell, uni
versity president, then issued
this statement:
We have realized our COM
mitment by signing the Ivy
League agreement and will up
hold 1T in our decision to de-
cline the invitation to the re-
Spective bowl games. 1t is not
our wish to diScredit the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania by
breaking the Ivy League code. !"
The agreement says mo
player attending the institu-
tionS comprising the Ivy group
|. shall participate in a
post-season or preseason game
such as an all star game"
1t provides no punishment
1t is code of honor" Jerry
Ford, athletic director, said.
But he said the boys had
faced possible expulsion from
school," if they had played.
The agreement has been
broken by athletes at other
Ivy League schools without
punishment.
DR.. Arthur H. Scouten
chairman of the eligibility
committee, said the boys would
have violated the Eastern Col
lege Athletic Conference agree
ment as we'll as the Ivy agree
ment.
The ECAC rule says any
player wishing to play in a
preseason or poSt-season game
must obtain permission from
his university or college.
Evening star., 1959-12-05
Ivy League Draws Spoofing
From Duugherty Over Sebo

NEW YORK. Dec. 5 CAP)
- Coach Duffy Daugherty,
spoof1ng the Ivy League, says
he's glad he didn't "embarrass
Michigan State by winning a
championship" like Steve Sebo
did at Penn.
Ribbing the Ivy League with
almost every phrase, Daugherty
let the disciples of pure anna
teurism have it last night as
the feature speaker on a pro-
gram honoring Look Maga-
zines all-star collegiate foot
ball team for 1859.
A one-time co-assiStant at
Michigan State with Sebo, who
was fired by Penn after he led
the Quakers to their first Ivy
League football title, Daugh-
erty termed the Ivy a place
where a coach cant make
the mistake of winning"
With regard to the Ivy
League rule against spring
training, Duffy said:
ANY football coach who
goes along with a rule against
spring practice either is not
a football coach or is not sane. ="
On the platform with Daugh-
erty were Bill Carpenter, Army;
Marlin McKeever, Southern
California; Carroll Dale, Vir-
ginia Tech; Don Norton, Iowa;
Don Lanphear, Wisconsin; Ken
Rice, Auburn; Mike MCGEE,
Duke; Maurice Doke, Texas;
Pat Dye, Georgia; Bill Burrell,
Evening star., 1959-12-05
Coral Gables
Lead Shared
ByThreeP Pros

CORAL GABLES, Fla, Dec
s CAP)-Don Bisplinghof OF
Chattanooga, Tenn, never has
led in a big golf tournament
since he became pro last year
and after the first round of
the Coral Gables $4,000 Open
he was bemoaning the fact
that only three puts on the
18th green kept him from at
least temporarily sharing first
place.
After the second round YES
terday, he had achieved his
goal. His two-round total of
1873, four strokes under par
put him in a tie for the ton
position with Dow Finsterwald
of Tequesta, Fla, and Bill
Johnston of Provo, Utah.
The plump and placid "a
year-old Bisplinghoff was Ghe
scourge of Florida amateurs
while living in Orlando. Four
times he won the State title.
once on this same 6,563-yard
Biltmore Course, so he was to
be reckoned with as the II
survivors of the first two rounds
eed off today.
1t promised to be a sizzling
battle the final two rounds,
with II players within a four
stroke bracket. Three of them
were only one stroke behind
the leaders. They were Jim
Ferree of Crystal River, Fla,
Doug Sanders of Miami Beach.
and low Hnbnrt of Conford IlIo
Evening star., 1959-12-05
Carroll Gets
Stiffer Test at
GU Tonight

Carroll High School, winner
in its first two basketball games
this season. will get its tough
est test when it plays the
Georgetown Frosh today and
George Washington Frosh
Monday.
The Lions, top-ranked school,
boy team in the area last sea-
son, won their 38th in a row
against high school competi-
ton yesterday with a 71-31
pasting of AnacoStia on the lat
ter'S court. The victory streak
extends back to the 1957-50
season.
Today's game, at $50 pm,
is preliminary to the George
town-New York University
game at Georgetown. Carroll
will be host to CIV Frosh at
pm. Monday.
For the second straight game
Carroll scored II points in win
ming yesterday. Last Tuesday
the Lions beat Chamberlain,
7l-31. Anacostia is o..
Carroll jumped into a 14-8
f1rst-quarter lead, stretched it
to 38-1l at halftime and con-
tinued to expand the margin
in the second half. At one
stage, the Lions scored %
straight points while holding
Anacostia scorelesS.
Four players for Carroll hit
in double figures. They were
paced by All-Metropolitan John
Thompson, who had 26 points,
Is of them being scored in the
second quarter. Chris Rich
mond was high for Anacostia
with IL points.
Evening star., 1959-12-05
Bankruptcy Suit
Filed by Lutoniu

LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. S
CAP). - The operators of the
new Latonia race track in
Northern Kentucky have filed
suit for bankruptcy in Federal
court.
The track opened last sum-
mer and Immediately ran into
trouble with small crowds,
light betting and a scarcity of
horses.
Evening star., 1959-12-05
MontgomeryJC
Wins Tuneup to
League Opener

Montgomery Junior College,
which opened its basketball
season at home last night with
a 72-48 victory over Fort Bel
voir Prep, begins defense of it's
Tri-State Junior college cham
pionship Tuesday night against
st. Mary's &c at Montgomery.
Ray Shoots from Montgom-
cry Blair High School led all
scorers last night with 1S points.
1t also was the first game for
the Belvoir school.
Evening star., 1959-12-05
WI Gets Scare
From Stuart Five

Jeb Stuart High School, play
ing its first basketball game,
scared the daylights out of
Washington-Lee's taller team
last night at WI before the
Generals settled down for a
42-37 victory.
WI held a 10-point lead
after the first quarter but Stu
art tied the score at 34-all with
about five minutes left. Clay
Bittenger then sank four out
of four foul shots and Wayne
Burroughs and Bob Sutton two
Evening star., 1959-12-05
Penn Players Shun Bowls
To Uphold Ivy League Code

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 5
(AP).-Two Penn football stars
have rejected bids to play in
post-season games rather than
"discredit the University of
Pennsylvania by breaking the
Ivy League code"
3 The university's eligibility
committee had told Fullback
Jack Hanlon the school would
forfeit the Cornell game-and
thus the Ivy League champion
Ship-if he played in the
North-South game.
Halfback Fred Doelling did
not receive such a letter from
the committee because it was
unaware he had been invited
to the Copper Bowl game. Both
games are December 26.
The two met yesterday with
Evening star., 1959-12-05
Chisholm Leads
CIV to Victory

Paced by Sonny Chisholm,s s
% points. George Washington
High School opened its basket
ball season in the Northern
Virginia Group I League with
a STAT victory over Fairfax
yesterday on the losers court.
A goal by Woody Niece of CIV
broke a 34-34 tie in the third
quarter, and the Presidents
stayed out front for remainder
of the game. George Levendis
led the Rnhnlc nItitln 1 e ,nni..4
Evening star., 1959-12-05
Episcopal Places
3 on Prep Team

RICHMOND. Va, Dec. S
(AP) P).-Episcopal High of Alex
andria and Woodberry Forest
each placed three players on
the first annual All-Prep
League football team chosen
by Virginia Prep School
coaches, announced today.
The team:
Enos-Mtke Reilly, Woodberry Forest,
anq Don Fitzhush: Episcopal High.
Macon.
Christopher's. and James Barton,
Episcopal High.
High
BackS-Henry Massie. st. Chris
topher's: Charlie Shaffer and Bill
King, Woodberry Forest: Bev Hutter,
Virginia Episcopal
Evening star., 1959-12-05
WIN Defeats
Gu WrestIers

William & Mary's Norfolk
Branch wrestling team blanked
Catholic University, $50, here
yesterday.
In the featured heavyweight
division match, VEINS John
Marks pinned Paul Collins in
3 minutes and So seconds. Gu
lost by forfeit in the 127 and
137 pound classes and, in the
only match decided by a de-
cision, Buddy Meredith of
W&M won over Bruce Hart
man, 6-3.
Evening star., 1959-12-05

DeMatha High Schools
basketball team. led by the
scoring of Johnny Herbert and
Doug EndreS and the rebound
ing Of Tom Canada and Mike
Reidy, jumped off to a 1872
lead before Bell could score a
basket. then coasted through to
a 62-45 win yesterday at De-
Matha. 1t was the season
opener for both teams.
Evening star., 1959-12-05

Gary Richey dumped in "a
points and Ken Lane scored 18
as OSbourn opened its basket
ball season with a 64-39 win
over Garfield on the winners
court last night. Garfield
held Osbourn to a 11-9 lead in
the first quarter, but Osbourn
outscored its opponent 23-7 in
the second neriod
Evening star., 1959-12-05
Warriors Show Punch
Taking Mount Vernon

most of the third period. Lentz
fouled out late in the third
period. Wakefield scored five
straight points at the opening
of the final period to take a
six-point lead. Booterbaugh
.fouled out with about four min
uteS left.
Wakefield won the game at
the foul line, sinking 81 free
throws to Mount Vernon's l3.
A total of 46 personal fouls
we're called.
Evening star., 1959-12-05

James Madison scored a foul
shot in the opening seconds Of
play against Hammond last
night, but did little damage
thereafter as the Admirals
romped to a 72-l8 basketball
victory at Vienna.
1t was Madison'S first North
ern Virginia Group l contest,
Evening star., 1959-12-05
Spingurn Topples
Hoffmun-Boston

With Leonard Frazier and
Bernard Levi scoring Is and IA
points, respectively, Spingarn
won its second game of the
season, 72-57, over Hoffman,
Boston yesterday.
Spingarn, playing on its own
court, led, l7-9, in the first
quarter and ran its lead to 20
points in the third quarter be-
fore clearing the bench. Sam
Muse had II points for the
losers.
Evening star., 1959-12-05
Curdozo Is Beaten

Tim johnson scored IL points
in the final IL minutes of play
to lead Luther Jackson to a
69-63 basketball win over Car
dozo on the winners court.
Cardozo took a 22-17 f1rst-quar-
ter lead, but Luther Jackson
rallied to lead 37-34 at half
time.
Evening star., 1959-12-05
NBA STANDINGS
EASTERN DIVISION

RESULTS LAST NIGHT
Boston. 1872; New York, 10Y.
Philadelphia 124; st. Louis, ll2.
Detroit, 100: Minneapolis, 10I.
GAMES TOMORROW
Minneapolis at Syracuse,
Detroit at New York.
Philadelphia at st. Louis,
GAMES TODAY
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
Boston at Minneapolis.
Detroit at Philadelphia,
Evening star., 1959-12-05

Good Counsel High School,
paced by Bill Floyd and Frank
James, yesterday defeated Ry-
ken High School of Leonard
town, Md, $3.50, on the losers
basketball court. Good Coun-
sci had 14-point lead in the
third period, but Ryken pulled
within five points at the end.
Evening star., 1959-12-05

WINCHESTER. Va, Dec. S
(SpeciaD .-Loudoun County
High School from Leesburg
scored 18 fewer points from the
foul line and that was the diff
ference in a 66-48 victory for
James Wood here last night.
The hosts made 80 of 43 foul
Evening star., 1959-12-05
Mclean Whips Lee

Mclean, leading 34-l8 at
halftime. coasted to a 65-46
victory over Lee last night at
Mclean High School in the
Northern Virginia Group
League basketball opener for
both teams. Elliott Mcbride
had l8 points and Buz Buse l6
fnr. Tho IinhlnnAnrr
Evening star., 1959-12-05
Falls Church Loses

Paced by Mike RoSemarkle's
l6 points, Groveton defeated
Falls Church, 4l-37, last night
in a Northern Virginia Group 1
League basketball opener for
both teams at Falls Church
High School. The Tigers held
quarter leads 9-8, 24-22 and 30
q and had to beat off the
JaguarS to the final minute.
Evening star., 1959-12-05
PresidentsAim
ToLead Series

Philadelphia. 4; Clinton, 3.
Greensboro, e. New Haven, 9
TONIGHT'S GAMES
philadelphia at Washington, $50.
Greensboro at JohnstoWn
New Haven at Charlotte.
New York at Clinton.
The Washington Presidents
seek their 10th victory in a
dozen home games at Uline
Arena when they face off
against the Philadelphia Ram
blers at $3.50 tonight.
The RamblerS are leading
the Norther nDivision of the
Eastern Hockey League, but
the Washington skaters can
take a series edge on them by
winning tonight's game here
and one tomorrow night in
Philadelphia.
The Ramblers own two VIC
tories over Washington this
season. both by 4-3 scores,
while the Presidents won an
other meeting. Ga.
Philadelphia moved into first
place in the Northern Division
last night when it earned a 4-3
decision at home against the
defending champion Clinton
Comets In another league
game last night Greensboro
beat New Haven, 6-2, at
Greensboro.
Evening star., 1959-12-05
Bowie Stute Loses

CHENEY, Pa, Dec. 5 (Spe-
ciaD .-Cheyney State Teachers
College outscored Bowie (Md.)
State, 108-95. here last night in
the basketball season opener for
both. High scorer was the visi-
tors Al Perry with 81 points.
Evening star., 1959-12-05
Porker-Groy Wins

Ray Whitehead took control
OF the boards in the last three
quarters yesterday as Parker
Gray overcame a 20-14 Phelps
f1rSt-quarter lead to win, 62-55,
at WoodSon Junior High
School
Evening star., 1959-12-05
MucKoy Advances

MANILA, Dec. S (AP)-
Barry MacKav OF Das ,Jn,
Ohio, yesterday defeated Mike
Dungo of the Philippines. Ga,
Ga, 60. to gain the sem.-
finals of the National tennis
championship.
Evening star., 1959-12-05
HOCKEY SCORES

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Rochester, 3: Springfield, 2,
Cleveland, 6; Hershey. /.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Aoteoo' 4; Minneapolis, tovertimt
F0nisyWiisisS Foni WiisiShe: .; Milwaukee. 1.
EASTERN LEAGUE
greensboro, 6; New Haven 2.
Philadelphia, 4: Clinton, 8.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Seattle. g. Spokane, ..
Calgary, 4; Edmonton
vancouver 6: Winnipeg. O.
Evening star., 1959-12-05
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL

RESULTS YESTERDAY
carroll, II; Anacostia, 81.
DeMatha. So; Bell, as.
George Washington, 81; Fairfax, AZ.
GOOD oG0 Counsei' 32 Ryken, 80.
Hammond, 70: James Madison, 1s
James Wood So; Loudoun Co, is
Luther Jackson, 50. Cardozo, 63
Mackin, 5S; Priory, 80.
Mclean. s.; Lee. As.
Osbourn. "a; Garfield, 80.
Parker-Gray, 50; Phelps 55
Spingarn, -; Hoffman-Boston, 81
Wakefield, 50; Mount Vernon, 81
Washington-Lee, AZ. Jeb Stuart, AZ
GAME TODAY
Carroll at Georgetown Frosh, $50,
Evening star., 1959-12-05
Verdict for Muckin

Mackin High School had lit
tie trouble in defeating Priory
$3.50, on the losers court last
night. Nelson Grillo finished
with 21 points. Fl.
Evening star., 1959-12-05

Illinois; Jim Andreotti and Ron
Burton, Northwestern; E. j.
Holub. Texas Tech; Dwight
Nichols, Iowa State; Dean
Look, Michigan State; Billy
Cannon, LSU; Jack Spikes,
TCU; Marv Terrell and Charlie
Flowers, Mississippi; Don Mere
dith, SMU. and Richie Lucas,
Penn State.
In a final poke at the Ivy
League Daugherty termed Sebo
"one of the finest gentlemen
I've ever known, and one of
the finest coaches. Poor oil
Steve embarrassed Penn when
he won the championship"
1t was a light affair all
around for the various coaches
who took their turn on the
speakers stand. Darrell Royal,
whose Texas Longhorns meet
unoeaten Syracuse in the Cot
ton Bowl, said Il told them
they fought themselves into
this position, and now It's up
to them to fight their way out
Of it."
PHI L A D ELP HIA. Dec. s
(AP).-Steve Sebo, fired Tues
day as head football coach at
Penn, says he expects to take
a job with the New York Titans
OF the new American Football
League. He conferred Thurs
day in New York with Harry
Wismer, president of the Titans
and a former Michigan State
classmate.
Evening star., 1959-12-05
Rout for Hammond

Totals 15l646 Totals % 96!
Halftime: 34-1S, Mclean.
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Totals 10 - 81 Totals 10 81 IS
HaHtime: 31-27, Mount Vernon.
Evening star., 1959-12-05

Totals 80 IL 72 Totals s Ii
Halftime: 34-6, Hammond.
Evening star., 1959-12-05

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Totals 25 SO Totals II 3O
Halftime 2S-1l. Mackin.
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Totals "a IS 63 Totals 90 IL SO
Halftime-37-34, Luther jackson.
Evening star., 1959-12-05
Loudoun Bumped

Totals l4lO O3q Totals %
Halftime: 34-l6. Osbourn.
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Win for Osbourn

Iotals 10 10 Al Totals IA
Halftime: 24-22, Groveton.
Evening star., 1959-12-05

Totals 1S124S
Halftime: 3l-20, James Wood.
Evening star., 1959-12-05
DeMuthu Triumphs

Totals 81 l6 81 Totals 80 70
Halftime: 40-3O, Spingarn.
Evening star., 1959-12-05
Good Counsel on Top

Totals SO % 95 To.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-15
Joe Grcevich Invites
Legion Of Friends To
Drop In On New Lounue

PITTSBURGH - His ma
ny, many friends will be
pleased to learn that Joe CIR
cevich, one of the greatest
present day masters of tam
buritza arts, is now manag-
ing Leo's Lounge, off Rt. 81,
Pleasant Hills, just below the
Cloverleaf.
One of the showplaces of
the Greater Pittsburgh Area,
the Lounge features tambur-
itza music every Friday eve
ming.
Bro. Grcevich, for years
a member of E. Pittsburgh
Lodge 141, extends his fel-
low members a cordial in
vitatiOn to visit the Lounge
and enjoy an evening in
comfortable surroundings.
His legion of Croat, Serb
and Slovene friends will find
bro. Grcevich to be a perfect
mine host and the atmos.
phere in Leo's Lounge to their
complete liking.
Editorial Staff
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-15
Cleveland IS Manager
AT Service Of Members

CLEVELAND, Ohio-This
is to remind all the parents
of CFU Nest SO members
who are behind in paying
their children's dues to take
care Of this matter immedi-
ately.
Dues will have to be paid
promptly each month or we
will have to resort to sus-
pension Of members.
You may mail q check or
money order to my address
below, or you can pay directly
to me at our lodge meetings,
which take place the second
Sunday Of each month.
Ann Katac, Mgr.
1863 e. 152 Street
Cleveland 10, Ohio
Phone KE. 1-72O2