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The Sidney herald., 1959-02-11
Taxpayers Asked To Sign
Full Name To Returns

The plight OF 10 tax payers IN
the Helena District is a red light
for all taxpayers to sign their full
name and address on their 1858
Federal income tax returns so
they can be read easily.
The ITS taxpayers still have a
refund due them from last years
payment; but, according to Frank
J. Healy, Director of Internal
Revenue for the Helena District,
they can't be found.
The checks were mailed out
last year, but bounced back to
Internal Revenue because address
e were incomplete or incorrect.
SOMETIMES the taxpayers put
down the wrong address or
original returns. Other times, the
checks we're improperly addressed
at the district office, Mr.. Healy
said.
But in all cases, he added, the
Internal Revenue Service is anx-
ious to make restitution" Each
refund check represents a tax
overpaymept. Uncle Sam wants
to make good.
Mr.. Healy said double-checking
the legibility of returns Is SO
simple taxpayers cannot afford
not to do so.
Taxable income not accounted TO
on withholding tax Forms W.
should be detailed in 1858 Federal
income tax returns, Mr.. Healy
Director of Internal Revenue Tor
the Helena District, cautioned
today.
This income, he said, may come
from part-time work, dividends,
tips or similar gratuities, interest
ON savings accounts, and several
other sources. Il.
Profits on the sales OF real
or personal property are subject
to special tax reporting rules, ne
said.
IF you are uncertain about the
taxability of any part OF your
income, you should call your
local office for complete infor-
nation" Mr.. Healy said
Unreported taxable income is
subject to tax, interest, and
penalties, he advised.
The Sidney herald., 1959-02-11
Announce Workers For
Museum Membership

Persons working on the From
tier Gateway Museum Associa-
ton membership drive currently
underway are announced as
follows.
Glendive, North side: Mrs. K
McGovern, Mrs. E. Carey, Mrs.
E. A. Bump, Mrs. r. P. Erickson,
Mrs. T. c. Nelson, Mrs N. La
Motto, Mrs. A. Beusen, E. S. Has
kell.
Prospect Heights: MI. and Mrs.
l. Coombs, Mrs. A. Pontrelli,
Mrs. K. Harstad, Mrs. L. Moore.
Hillcrest: Larry Silvernale.
South side: Mrs. H. j. Scheitlin,
George Coping, Mrs. Bob Lari-
mer, Mrs. LA Scharff.
Me1ssner Field: Mrs. M. Arrelano,
Mrs. L. R. Norderud.
West Glendive: Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Crisafulli, Jr.
Highland Park: Miss Mabel
Hatch, Mrs. Dan Palen, Mrs. j. F.
Stark, Mrs. R. Lukanitsch.
Richey: Mr.. and Mrs. Art Rad
cliff.
South Valley: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Klempel.
Hodges: Mrs. Aldo Herigstad.
Buffalo Rapids: Mrs. Lydia
Trangmoe, Mrs. Marie BiegeL
Renewal memberships: Mrs.
Helen Martin, Mrs. D. c. Warren.
General co-chairmen for the
drive are Mrs. w. D. Murphy and
Mrs. ]. NJ. Cross. 1t is hoped that
workers a be obtained for
Savage, Sidney. Wibaux, Fallon.
Terry, Lindsay, Union, Lambert
Bloomfield and Forest Park
The Sidney herald., 1959-02-11
DONALD D. SCHEETZ TAKES
PART IN EXERCISE

Pfc Donald D. Scheetz, Skaar
Route, Sidney, Montana of the
95th Military Gov. Group partic-
ipated in Exercise Lucky Delta"
a mammoth Third u. S. Army
command post exercise on Feb.
7-8 at Fort Gordon, Ga. More than
$500 men representing 43 Re-
serve, National Guard and active
Army units took part in the ex-
ercise, which is designed to train
Army commanders and staff mem
bers in the most advanced doc
trines and teshniques of employ
ing u. S. forces in combat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
Tebbetts to Pilot
Braves, Sports
Editor Predicts

CINCINNATI, July % (AP)
Lou Smith, sports editor and
baseball writer for the Cincin-
natl Enquirer, predicted today
that Birdie Tebbetts would sue
coed Fred Haney as manager
of the Milwaukee Braves at the
end of the season.
Smith, writing from Milwau-
kee where the Cincinnati Reds
are playing the Braves, wrote:
"Jot this prediction down for
future reference: Birdie Teb-
belts will be named as Fred
Haney'S successor when the lat
ter retireS or is ousted at the
end of this season.
1.-THE former Redlegs field
general, now a vice president
in charge of handing out votes
of confidence to Haney, re-
portedly is now convinced that
the front Office work is not
all that it is cracked up to be,
especially from a monetary
standpoint"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
Hugh Wiley Wins
George VCup

LONDON, July % (AP(. -
Hugh Wiley of Towson, Nd,
yesterday won the King George
v Gold Cup at London'S Inter-
national Horse Show = the top
prize for men riders for the
second successive year.
Wiley had a tough fight
against Francisco Goyoago OF
Spain before taking the coveted
trophy.
Both of them had three per-
feet rounds before a crowd of
$4,000 including Queen Mother
Elizabeth and Princess Mar
garet, at London's White City
Stadium.
Then Wiley, riding Nautical,
went round once again without
a fault. Goyoago, on ToScanella,
had eight faults.
Queen Mother Eliza b e t h
presented the trophy to the
American.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
Measure to Ease
CurfeW Passed
By Pennsylvania

HARRISBURG, Pa, July %
(AP).-Pennsylvania's Legisla-
ture has given final approval to
a bill that virtually would
abolish the States Sunday cur
few on professional baseball
games.
The bill says Sunday games
started before 6 pm. may be
completed, regardless of how
long it takes. Under present
law, the games must be halted
at 7 pm.
Gov. David L. Lawrence, a
baseball fan, was expected to
sign the bill next week. The
House passed it yesterday,
172-12. The Senate gave its
approval earlier.
The curfew, an outgrowth Of
the Commemorative 18th CEN
fury blue laws, has complicated
many Sunday double headers
of the Phillies and Pittsburgh
Pirates. Often the teams have
waited a month or more to
complete one or two innings Of
a suspended game.
The bill also would affect
Class A Eastern League teams
in Reading, Lancaster, York,
Allentown and Williamsport,
and Erie of the New York
Pennsylvania League.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
HYDRO OFFICIALS
DENOUNCED BY
OLE BARDAHL

SEATTLE (AP). With
the World Series Of hydro
plane racing less than
three weeks away. the
owner Of the worlds
champion big boat issued
a soaring denunciation of
the way the sport is run.
THE possibility Of acct
dent is heightened by the
mismanagement Of O few
selfish non racers and
hangers-on interested in
self = ACKNOWLEDGMENT and
personal profit" Ole Bar
dahl said yesterday.
Driver Jack Regas was
critically injured last Sun
day during the Diamond
Cup race at Occur d'Alene,
Idaho, when the wind
shield and cowling of the
Miss Bardahl struck him
in the face and chest. He
still lies unconscious.
Bardahl said his boat
probably would not COM
pete in the Gold Cup race
here August 9. He said his
decision to sell or retire
the Miss Bardahl was
based on "the conditions
which I think brought on
that accident"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
Maryland
Plays Navy
Under Lights

The Maryland-Navy football
game on Saturday, November
| 7, will be played as a night
game in Baltimore instead Of
an afternoon game in An
napolis as originally scheduled.
The announcement OF the
change was made yesterday at
a luncheon in Baltimore. The
game will be sponsored by the
Baltimore Variety Club, with
part Of the proceeds going to
the clubs charities.
The game will be the only
major college football game in
Baltimore this season, and it is
hoped TO make 1t a sellout for
the Municipal Stadium. Variety
Club officials announced that
SAC, 900 in ticket pledges already
had been made.
The shift gives both teams
two night games this season.
Maryland plays its other night
game at Texas, September 26.
and Navy has a night booking
october l6 at Miami.
The shift also leaves the
Middies with only two home
games for its new stadium now
in the process of being built.
They play william e. Mary
there September &c and George
Washington November IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
Woodward Heads
Penn-Mur Group
In Marlboro Race

In the absence Of frankie
Schneider, Buzz Woodward of
Coatesville, Pa, figures to be
the strongest visiting" chal-
lenger tomorrow night when
the Penn-Mar Auto Racing AS
ISOLATION comes to Marlboro
for another 150-lap late model
stock car event.
Two weeks ago at Old Do
minion Speedway. Woodward
finished three seconds behind
Yves Morgan of Alexandria,
who led the entire $50 laps
Woodward was the only starter
not Tapped by Morgan.
Schneider, the Sand Brook
N. j., veteran who is leading
the Penn-Mar standings. ar
rived late at Old Dominion and
was unable to compete wher
his engine overheated. Tomor-
row night he will be unable
to appear at all.
Woodward, Penn-Mar's 1855
champion. showed well al
Marlboro early this season. He
finished fourth in q 250-lar
NASCAR event. which was won
by Rex White. He and Morgan
will drive the 1856 Fords which
they rode at Old Dominion.
Time trials begin at 1880 to-
morrow and the main event
about 8:45. There will be a pair
of 10-lap qualifying heats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
Baltimore RocewoyCh
Post 7 ime States Double Bill

BALTIMORE, July % (Spe-
ciaD baltimore Raceway has
NOTED up post-time for its
first race to tbs for the last
three nights of it's meeting
starting tonight, and has sched-
uled a double header for Sat-
urday.
In granting permission for
the earlier post-time and the
Saturday afternoon program,
the Maryland Racing Com
mission said it had agreed to
reasonable experimentation
which will help to determine
its course of action in the flu
ture" in an effort to bolster
skidding tax revenue from the
sulky sport. Revenue from har-
ness racing in the State in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
Endine Regains Favor
Worried Braves
Await Report on
Mathews Injury

MILWAUKEE, July % (AP) .
The Braves anxiously awaited
"a medical report on Third
Baseman Eddie Mathews, the
National League leader in
home runs with 90.
Mathews suffered a severe
bruise just above his right hip
last night as the Braves ended
a ,seven-game losing streak by
defeating Cincinnati. 5-4. on
Bobby Avila's two-run homer.
Were just going to have to
wait and see." said Milwaukee
Trainer Doc Feron. You can't
tell how an injury like that
will be the day after"
Mathews was injured when
he crashed into a box seat rail-
ing in an attempt to grab a
foul in the sixth inning.
Although in pain. he stayed in
the game until he batted in
the seventh.
With a runner on first,
Mathews hardly could swing
his bat and grounded weakly
to the pitcher for the start of
a double play.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
Moore May Train
AtCoust Camp

SAN DIEGO, Calf, July %
(AP).-Archie Moore, appear
ing distraught and tired after
awaiting news of the condition
of his wife, limited yesterday
he may continue training at
rural Ramona camp for his
Interchangeable title defense
against won Durelle in Mont
real on August IL.
Moore talked with newsmen
after he saw his wife in a hos
pital and was told by her
doctor that she was out Of
danger. Mrs. Moore is recov-
ering from a five-hour opera
ton for removal of a non-ma-
lignant mastoid tumor.
The champion said his plans
were not definite.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
Silver Spring ~
Keeps Slate Clean

The Silver Spring YMCA
Swim Club kept its record clean
last night, defeating the Green
belt Swim Club in its third
Princemont League m atc h ,
1874, at the Silver Spring
Family Center. Earlier Silver
Spring defeated the Rosemary
Apartments Pool Club and
Dixon Hill.
There were two triple win
ners. Bill Spann of Silver
Spring won the 60-yard free
style, 120-yard medley and the
60:yard backstroke. Jean Lentz
of -Greenbelt won the 90-yard
freestyle, 120-yard medley and
the .60-yard backStroke.
Double winners were Susan
Grossman and Dale Ward of
the ~ club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
Deocons Appoint
Jack StoIIings

WINSTON-SA N. c.,
July % (AP).-Jack T. STALL
ingS has been appointed head
baseball coach at Wake Forest
College.
The 28-year-old Durham ma
tive succeeds DR.. Eugene Hooks
who has resigned to devote full
time to teaching duties in the
department Of physical educa-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
Monarchy Wins Lossie,
Find Is Third on Coast

Dear Girl. The Cain Hoy
Stables Heavenly Body, the l3-
toto favorite as a result OF
"a 15-length victory in her only
other start, was another neck
back.
In picking up $61,950 and
boosting her earnings to $70,-
500 Monarchy paid SIS.
Rose of Serro, who has four
wins, five seconds and a third
to show for her IL starts was
clicked in 1:052s in beating
Really I Will by a nose. She
paid $17.70. Evening Glow,
second choice to Rowing Mary
and conqueror of Rose of
Serro in the recent Sorority
Stakes at Monmouth Park,
threw Jockey Paul Bailey
before the start and was
scratched. Rowing Mary was
fourth, beaten nearly 8 lengths
for all the money.
AtOlI Easy Winner
Elkcam Stables Atoll. who
early in the season was con-
sidered a 3-year-old title con-
| tender, easily beat seven rivals
of the same age in the 100000
added Lamplighter Handicap
at Monmouth Park. Bill Har-
tack brought Atoll home ga
lengths in front of I'm Willing
for his third victory Of the day
at odds of a $4.20 mutuel.
Alfred Vanderbilt'S 9-year-
old Find, sentimental and bet
ting favorite, could do no bet
ter than third as Mrs. Jan
Burke's Whodunit ($28.60) won
the $109,800 Sunset Handicap
winding up the Hollywood
Park meeting. Day Court was
second in the mile-and-f1ve-
Fights grind.
The aging Find, now making
a comeback after being out
with injuries, was sent to the
front by Willie Shoemaker
nearing the stretch, but couldn't
stave of the late rushes OF
Whodunit and Day Court
Whodunit carried ITO pounds
8 fewer than Find.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
Lacey Completes
For Sailing Title

Fifteen-year-Cd Ralph Lacey
will represent the Potomac
River area in the Chesapeake
Bay junior sailing champion
ships at Annapolis August /.
Ralph, with his brother Mike
as crew, took the Potomac title
yesterday by point over James
Holland. Is. in a four-race
series sailed off the Corinthian
Yacht Club. Brian Cotter, IS,
was third.
The midget series was won
by Allen Chauvenet, IL, over
Don Hodges, Is. The Chesa-
peake Bay midget series will
be held August IA at Annapolis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
BY DICK O'BRIEN
Star stan WritT

STANTON. Del, July a.
When the $ll0,0O0-added Della
ware Handicap is renewed
Saturday. Trainer Henry Clark
and Jockey Eldon Nelson will
be attempting to make 1t a
double" in the finale OF the
celebrated Distatf Big Three.
In the four previous runninss
of the distaff series. only one
filly, Princess Turia. has been
able to win two Of the three
races.
That was in 1857 when the
Calumet miss captured the New
Castle and Delaware Handicaps
on successive week ends. with
Bill Hartack the winring rider
each time.
Having slowed away the New
Castle. Mrs. Philip F. duPonts
Tempted now is in position, At
and ready for a try at Princess
Turia's feat.
Endine Regains Favor
Meanwhile, her barnmate,
Christiana Stables Endine, who
won the Delaware Handicap
last year and is back to defend
her title in Saturdays renewal,
has suddenly bounced back into
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23

1859 is approximately $150.000
less than the previous year.
When its current meeting
opened, Baltimore Raceway
moved the post-time from $3.50
to 8:15 and shortened the wait
ing period between races to get
fans home earlier. The last
race still did not get off until
after II pm, however, and at
tendance declined. With the
7:15 starting time. daily double
windows closing at 7:05, the
cards for the last three nights
should be completed soon after
10 pm.
Saturdays afternoon program
of eight races will begin at
I2:15, and the night racing will
start at tbs. One admission
will be good for the two ses-
sions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
Carol Southmoyd,
Partner Advance

MIDDLETOWN. Ohio, July
% (AP).-Carol Southmayd of
Washington, D. c., and Peachy
Kellmeyer of Charleston. w.
Va, have advanced to the
doubles semifinals in the under
Is division of the Western
girls tennis tournament.
They beat Nein and Ann
Lawson of Middletown, 6-3,
60. yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
Rocco, Bustien
Meet Gruhums
On Capitol Mat

Jerry and Eddie Graham, the
brother act which seldom loses
a team match in these parts,
will be tested by Antonino
Rocca and Red Bastien in the
opening wrestling bout at $3.50
tonight at Capitol Arena.
Another team match will pit
Johnny Barend and Dom
Levin against Mighty Jumbo
and Miguel Torres. In singles.
Wildman Fargo faces Luis
Torres. Argentina Yuma meets
Tony GoSenza and Luis Mar
tinez wrestles Arnold Skoaland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
BY the Associated Press

Two-year-old fillies are I'M
practicable, even at their best.
Trying to pick the best of the
1859 crop at this stage Of the
racing season is as tough as at
tempting to name next years
Kentucky Derby winner.
On the basis Of performances
to date, four stand out as lead
ing contenders for the cham
pionship. They are Wheatley
Stables Irish Jay, unbeaten in
two starts; j. C. Elmore's
Echoic, best of the Far West;
Monarchy, a sister of Round
Table from the Claiborne Farm,
and B. A. Dario's heavily cam
paigned Rose Of Serro.
Monarchy and Rose Of Serro
improved their records with
stake victories yesterday. Irish
Jay, a romping winner Of her
two starts, was scheduled to go
in the $28,800 Astoria Stakes at
Jamaica, won by Rose of Serro,
but came up slightly sore. So
Trainer Sunny Jim FitzSim-
mons, who is IS today, decided
to withdraw the daughter OF
Double Jay.
Monarchy Wins Thriller
Echoic was badly beaten by
colts in last Saturdays rich
Hollywood juvenile at Holly
wood Park. But before that,
she had stepped 51a furlongs
in 1904 in winning the Holly
wood Lassie and reeled of the
same distance in 1:0315, fastest
time ever turned in by a 2
year-old filly for the dash.
Monarchy, a daughter OF
Princequillo out of Knights
Daughter, chalked up her
fourth victory in six starts in
taking the $10l,l00 LaSsie
Stakes in the rain at Arlington
Park. Under Steve Brooks
guidance, the Claiborne miss
stepped the 6 furlongs in stake
record time Of ITO for a neck
decision over Florida-bred My
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
Is Area Riders Competing
In U. S. Pony Clubs Rally

BRENTWOOD, Tenn, July %
(SpeciaD Sixteen young rid
erS, representing three Mary
land and Virginia hunts, met
their first tests early this morn
ing as the United States Pony
Clubs National Rally got under
way at Maryland Farm here.
One-third of the teams,
gathered from different points
throughout the country for the
rally. are from the Potomac
Hunt of Maryland, the Loudoun
Hunt of Leesburg, Va, and the
combined Orange Countrywide
dleburg Hunts, also of Virginia
The pony club riders were at
work early this morning as DR.
William Sanford made an Army
type inspection of the stables,
horses, and equipment. The
teams are subject to this type
Of inspection at any time during
the rally.
The first formal mounted
event Of the rally was an intri-
cate dreSSage routine judged
by Col. j. Kittredge Baker and
Robert Tieken.
Members of Washington area
teams:
Potomac "B" team: Pat Tai
bot Captain. Lynn Garrett,
Peggy Dowd, Robin Hughes and
Diana Smith (helpeD.
Potomac &C" team: Mike Wi
inert captain, Ray Little,
Mary Cunningham, Triple
Harting, and Dusty Cunning
ham (helpeD.
Orange County Middleburg
B" team: John Cummings
captain, Betsy Cox, Anne c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
Crafts AiIment
Called Fatigue

KANSAS CITY, July %
(AP).-The illness of Manager
Harry Craft of the Athletics is
now reported to be fatigue
rather than a minor heart
ailment.
A physician had said the A
year-old Craft suffered a minor
coronary spasm. But yesterday,
John H. Billiard. Downtown
Hospital administrator, said it
was simply case Of fatigue.
DR.. D. M. MICRO said Craft
is undergoing several tests, in
Guiding an electrocardiogram.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
BOYS BASEBALL
MONTGOMERY COUNTY BBA

MONTGOMERY COUNTY BBA
Bethesda Midgets
Garrett Park, 2; A. P. Woodson. l
Food Town Jets, A. Peoples Hard
ware, l.
Parkway Cleaners. 9; Rollingwood, 4.
Wheaton MidEets
Olney Jets, IS: Orioles, 3.
Kay Construction, 10; Wheaton Woods,
Orioles, Z; Wheaton Lions, 3.
Eastern Juniors
Burtonsville, 10; Takoms Tigers, 10
tfeJ.
Senior League
Buchanan Builders, 8; st. Mary's
Church, o.
Cornell Clippers, IS; St. GATHERINGS, 0.
Major League
Takoma Boys Club, /; Rockville
CRitan o,
MalOney Concrete, 10; Takoma Blue
Sox. 6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23

Foster, Priscilla Skinker and
William Skinker (helper).
Loudoun Hunt &C" team:
Henry Taylor captain, Susan
McElhenney, Carolyn Rodgere.
Katherine Chatfield Taylor,
and Elizabeth Caller (helper).
Other teams entered are: The
Wayne Pony Club of Wayne.
ILL.,, the Bridlespur Club of st.
Louis, the Middle Tennessee
Club, the Montgomery Pony
Club of Montgomery, Ala, and
the Meadow Brook Pony Club
of Long Island, NY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
Tempted Pinned to Go
After Distoff Double

favor with the checkers. Endine
will be coupled with Tempted
in the race.
Endine has been q disap-
pointment in recent COMPETE
ton, finishing last in the New
Castle, but her latest workouts
have been attracting consider
able attention. Warming up
for Saturdays closing day Della
ware Park feature. Endine's
latest drill found her going
seven furlongs in 1928 and
then galloping out the mile in
l:42 with speed in reserve.
The stables Of C. v. Whit
ney and Robert Kleberg, how
ever. continue to look formi-
dable in the expected field Of
IL or IA starters.
Both the Whitney and Kle-
berg barns are loaded with
talent but their respective
trainers, Bob Wheeler and Max
Hirsch. continue to play a
waiting game before making
their proteges definite starters.
They might delay their deci-
sions until the last possible
moment.
whitney May Start Trio
The Whitney camp has Bug
Brush, Silver Spoon and the
newly arrived Cleaning Star
to choose from. Wheeler has
indicated he might start all
three If the track is fast.
If an of track should de-
velop then only Bug Brush
and Cleaning Star may get
the call.
Kleberg's King Ranch has
Resaca. ChistoSa and the vet
eran Dotted Line ready, each
being capable of a powerful
effort.
1t was still not known today
whether Hirsch would van both
Resaca, conqueror of Silver
Spoon in the Delaware Oaks,
and Dotted Line here from
Belmont to join the stretch
running Chistosa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
O'Brien Reclaimed
MILWAUKEE. July 2,

MILWAUKEE,, July % (AP) =.
Johnny O'Brien. second base
man who was orphaned when
the Braves replaced him on
their roster with Bobby Avila,
has been reclaimed by the
Rochester Club in the Inter-
national League.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
0Imedo' sPIay
Opening Door
Of DOuhouse

HAVERFoRD. Pa, July %
(AP) Alex Olmedo's play in
the Pennsylvania Lawn Tennis
tournament is pulling him out
of the doghouse.
The United States Davis Cup
star and Wimbledon champion
from Arequippa, Peru. is stick
ing to his vow not to perform
as he did in the National Clay
Court tournament in Chicago
last week. He was accused Of
deliberately throwing a match.
Olmedo and Earl Buchholz,
jr., Davis Cup player from st.
Louis. last night defeated the
Los Angeles pair of Larry Ma
gler and Allen Fox, 6-3. 2-6,
Ga. The victory moved them
into the quarter-flnal round Of
the doubles competition.