davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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w. r. Hughes Co.
. 5.1AOO RFAI,TOR.

AP. 7-14O0 REALTORS
HYATTSvILLE-oniy 81 800 with
lust $3.50 down buys this older
but better 6-rm. home; sep. din.
rm., full bsmt;; oil h.-w.h. This
dead-end street surrounded BY
many towering oak trees giving .
real country atmosphere; vacant,
quick possession. Call til 8 pm.
WA. 7-390O, ROBERT s. DAVIS
& CO. INC.
EVANSVILLE BRICK =. Garage
9 and sSS DSTch master t1e 5sdrn. s1trn 'fs Ts: g
paneied iiss bsmt. g "Teen a. and Family
RIM" Level lot with trees. S14,-
$50 with $3.50 Own. on FHA termk.
MARYLAND SALES. TO. 9-6762.
IT'S ALL BRICK, AND ONLY S16,-
wooded corner lot, in heart of
Hvattsville: garage, screened pch.;
will FHA with only SL10O down.
Call till pm. WA. $4,000, ROB-
ERT s. DAVIS & CO., INC.
ANDOVER-Nearly new 3-bedrm.
rambler: lge. fenced lot. quiet
street. Assume high AZ loan. Pay
SS5 mo-; including taxes. Sl5,250.
HUGH T. PECK, HE. 4-1700.
LANGLEY PARK = Modern brick:
and-stone rambler; corner lot. 3
ns slss 1sdFm;, st vAcaNq 9 gans swlS S' oeco sSoe
HUGH T. PECK, HE. 4-l700.
CONTINUED on Next PaEs)
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Andrews Field
OwNER-SACRIFICE
OPEN SUNDAY

$500 DAVIS BLVD.
Lovely 4-bedrm. brk. Cape Cod
situated on level lot. Sep. din.
rm., FILA terms. $1,000 down,
$126 mo. or will consider rental
with option TO buy II desired. Nc
agents please. Dir: Drive out
Rte. No. 5 10 Auth rd., left (east)
to Medford (about / mile), IT. /
blk. to Davis, left to open sign.
ANDREWS FIELD AND
MARLBORO AREA
Open Saturday and Sunday, one
pm. till dark. Week days call Cy-
prus .7-Sb95 or Market 7-2S00 for
appointment.
NEW RAMBLER - Largs Twins
room with dining ell, fully
equipped GE kitchen, 3 large bed
rooms, carport. Convenient to
schools, churches and stores.
3-bedroom split-level also available
in same block.
Directions: Out Route 4 to Upper
Marlboro, turn right into Rectory
lane, follow Piedmont signs to
School lane. Houses across street
from Frederick sasscer High
School.
PIEDMONT HOMES OF
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
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AVONDALE

JUST PUT ON THE MARKET.
SgAE5TE SafNdEE k&mBEEk sTMT sRIGk Eas heE' AsP
LIv. RIM. SEP, DIN. RM;. LOG.
ON A LOVELY LOT CLOSE TO
I, FARE y, TRANS, DoWNToWN.
IOUS TO SELL. ASSUME AZ 1st
TRUST AT S64 PER MO.
HURRY, SEE THIS TODAY.
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large recreational park
are these eight 80 BRAND-NEW
BRICK RAMBLERS, nearing COM
pletion: located in f1ne residential
area and offering an unusual
number Of MAJOR features. Living
room with decorative mantel fire.
place, SEPARATE dining room,
TWO BATHS. LARGE. completely
finished recreation room. Three
bright bedrooms, DE LUXE kitch-
level yard: Sic, ,950-Sao,150. Bring
your checkbookl Sat. Sun, Ia.
DIRECTIONS: Out University lane
or Queens Chapel I'd. to Cofesville
I'd, proceed to Stanford st. or
Notre Dame st., continue on to
Gumwood DR.. and open house.
Exclusive with BOWERS BROS,
AQUAeCO-Value-packed 5 bed
rms. 2 frepls.. Cape God sub
urban home, sep. din. rm., fun
bsmt.: / acre; excel. buy ct S14,-
900; will accept FHA, GI or conv.
contract. Better hurry. Call Mr..
Fortin. LO. 7-5000. FORTIN RLTY.
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1fOpen

Open / to 8, 9715 wichita ave
$500 dn. and mo. payments Of
So0.26 includes all, buys this
FHA appraised 2-bedrm. brick
rambler. No agents. OWNER
WE. 6-6622.
COLLEGE PARK-Det. brk. in I'm
mac. cond. 6 lovely rooms and rec
rm. Newly dec, IMMEDIATE OC-
CUPANCY, assume 41z96 existing
loan, pay $S6 mo. $14, 800. HUGH
n PECK HE 4-1700.
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n&0|pGn

CAMP SPRINGS, on Bsrto ave. nr
Auth. rd.-Large selection OF ram.
blers, split levels; Sab bedrooms
$4,000 and up. 10. 2-2137.
HILLCREsT HEIGHTS-5700 21st
ave.-Large corner brick rambler
with 3 large bedrms., den, 3 baths
clubrm.. 2 stone flreple., elec. kit.
built-in garage. Priced FOR QUICK
sale. Open 2-6 pm. 10. 2-2lS7
HILLCREsT HEIdHTs-New det
brick rambler; 6 rms, 3 b.r.. 2
baths, dishwasher, disposal. built:
in garage, rec. rrn space In full
bsnt. w/bath. Level lot. $21,6OO
H1LLcREsr HmcErs-Near shop
ping center, 1888 Jameson St
Open 2-6 pm. Semidet.. brk., Q
Ice. rms, 1st d. powder rnn.i
rec. rm. FHA or conv. terms. RE,
b-7o66.
HTLLcREsT HEIGHTS. 2001 Keat-
ing st.-New large corner brk
rambler, center hall, 8 lge. rms
with clubrm. and bar, and 2 rms.
and bath. Ideal for professional
man. Open 2-5 pm.
CAPITOL HEIGHTS, on Central
ave.-Ideal for nursery. large
family or private organization
IN acres with large Colonial
brick home of 10 rms, 2 baths,
one on 1st n. Price, S23,950.
COLMAR MANOR. 39O5 Lawrence
st. Nr. Bladensburg rd.--Like new
rms. S1e.s5o, $1,000 down.
FoREsTvILLE, oo0e Ritchie I'd
pet. 9 rooms with Ice. level lot;
$12.960.
SUTTLAND. nr. Parkway-Det. brk;
lot: only S11,250. 10. 2-2197.
TEMPLE HILLS. eSo4 Hemlock ct.
-Det. brk. Cape Cod: like new,
with 4 bedrms., large clubrm.
$1,000 On.
CAMP gPRINGs-Near Allentown
rd.-b-rm. bungalow, with ~
acre lot: price $3.50.
JOSEPH FILIPPO
REALTY CO.
Realtors. 2412 Minnesota Ave. Sc.
At Pa. Ave.
Over 25 Years Experience In Sales
Rentals, Property Management
LU. 4-7717 LU. 2-5976
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHi-OPEN, IL TO 8
1913 LEBANON ST.
$110 PER MONTH
INCL. TAXES AND INSUR.
Detached 3-bedrm. brick rambler:
rec. rm., storm windows, land
scaped lot. 10. 5-2760. HE. 4-S9O6.
ADELPHI, S113 goth ave.-Lovely
rm., full bsmt.; lge. lot; extras.
Conv. schools, stores; S16,760.
FLA or CT AZ loan. HE. 4-67S3.
ADEIPH1 = = 3-bedrm., 2s-bath.
D'l'A CLEAN N FANCY"
With nm. rec. rm. and lge. I'd.
w. ]. NICHOLAS, HE. 4-10O0
ADELPHI (near University blvd.
and Riggs I'd d.)-Open Sun. l-6.
S117 Goth ave. well planned. s.
bedrm: brick rambler, fire pi.. sll
yard. Assume Asst 4ss i al loan. loan Priced
coHEE IL Really IiHiseSj c., m AP. 7-SSSS'' 7SSSS'
ADELPHI HTs.-Assume large ex-
isting loan on this lovely. 2-yr. -old
split-level:. 8 bedrms., 2 full baths:
carport: lge. porch: full bsmt.;
$23.95O. HUGH T. PECK, HE.
4-l7OO.
A GUY CAN DREAM CAN'T HE?
Someone with q little money, lot
Of imagination to make this cute
2-bedrm. cottage home: lge. I'd,
shade trees; only 25 min. D. C.
via Indian Head hwy. BU. 3-2S2S,
BU. 3-2434. .FORTIN RLTY.
ALL THE COMFORT and charm
that only. an older home can give
is present in this newly redeco-
rated 2-story home. Situated on Q
b. Ia large Is shade tire trees ,;I. and vel well
kept neighborhood is only walking
distance from everything. From
the spacious covered porch to. the
master bedroom with .walk-in
closets, the keynote of this home
in one of ease and graceful living.
The many. many features require
ySgr errssad SDic Az AFesGy s6
everything. Exclusive with BOW
ERS BROS, AP. 7-S400.
ALL YOURS IN "a HOURS; $500
an absolutely sparkling, adorable,
windows and doors. Anchor fenced,
level lot. Ready to settle and
ready for occupancy. MARYLAND
SALES. TO. 9-6762.
ANDREWS-Only $500 dn, incl.
settlement, buys this 3-bedrm.
Cape Cod on lge. lot: low mo.
payments, owner will finance. Call
Mr.. PETERSON. WA. 7-1257.
ANDREWS AND sUITLAND AREA
Mod: 4 bedrms.; full bsmt.; mr..
bus, paroch. school. 10. S-6034.
ANDREWS AREA
CLINTON bedrms.,. 2 full baths:
bsmt.: h-acre level lot; S900sdn.
in service, FLA, $4,000.
FORESTVILLE - 3-bedrm. brick
Cape Cod. separate din. Fm., lge.
kit: bsmt.: fenced lot; only $500
dn., FHA.
sUTTLAND-3-bedrm. brick duplex;
awnings; fence. barbecue and
many other extras: $500 dn., FLA.
SEAT PLEASANT-4-bedrm q
bath split-level; Q steal; $13,750,
RE. 6-4200 TILL 9 PM.
PRUDENTIAL, REALTY co.
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RIVERDALE

ASBESTOS sHINGIE CAPE COD,
8 BEDRMS., SEP. DIN. RIM,
GAS HOT AIR HEAT. o < 12
FRONT PORCH LOG. ON A
BEAUT. FENCED Yp. WITH
TREES AND SHRUBBERY. SELL
iN6 sSosoo ON oNi,Y easy sstG pHA hN TERMS; JISsT
$5S.SS PER Mo. ' ' '
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ANDREWS-SUTTLAND AREA
CORAL HILLS-BY OWNER
,sSsrst. s5t,ssTgs re bsdrms AM S full baths tit
rec. rm.; garage; washer, dryer
530S Pard road. 10. S-766o.
ANDREWs-sUIT. AREA-LRe. brk
Cape Cod; fun bsmt.; $1,000 dn
FILA, or assume conv. loan Wise
dn. pymt. OWNER. eP 9-31l1
ANDREWs-eUITLAND = min
from this elegant redee. T-rm
mansion on h-acre fruit-tFeet
above: facilities for Q families fol
si4.sSo. SIZE ln'oHsi FsEE wia STATE 'ai5 PRo.
PERTIEs. 10. 7-0700. call sun:
ANSWER 70 A PRAYER Brick
bedrm., 2 bath lge. kit, rec, rm.,
porch; eor; lot, close in, call now
peter ]. hagan & son
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Houses by Hughes

-
$3.50 DOWN, Sss a mo.
pays all: Groom Georgian
Colonial. sit. on level. cor.
lot: 3 sun drenched bed
rms. 19 = #. hv. rn1., plus
din. room: 4 blocks from
schools, tranSp. and shop.
Only S11,500.
$3.50 DOWN. $50 per
month; rustic Cape Cod: Q
bedrms.. den LIST fir: eating
space kit. stairs TO finished
attic: stately shade trees:
on fenced cor. lot; 2 blocks
TO schools: only $12,500.
$3.50 DOWN 500 per
mo-; solid all-brick rambler:
3 nice-size bedrms.. huge de
luxe kit: bone-dry bsmt.;
low cost gas heat: storm
winds, doors, ETC.; selling
S13.950.
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ASSUME $4,000
Langley Park

Within stones throw Of shopping
schools and transportation. Mod.
ern 3-bedroom home with full
basement; very reasonable dowT
payment: S97.46 includes every
ROBERT Z. LoHR. REALroR
HE. @-4000
Evening star., 1959-11-08
w. R. Hughes Co.

AP. 7-1400 REALTORS
HILLSIDE-Brk. rambler, unfin.i
53d st.; 4 bedrms., 2 baths, on
lot 100 #. front BY 100 deep;
S6.S00. 10. S-5595.
HOLLY HILL MANOR (off Rigs
I'd. d.)-Immaculate 3-bedrm. and
den, all-brick rambler: situated
on huge, lovely, level lot; carport.
de luxe kitchen: HOT-WATER
HEAT. This must be seen to %
appreciated; S25,950. ROBERT
H. KENT g. CO., JU. $4,000.
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Vacant, move in with deposit
Three-bedrm. brk. rambler. Liv
rm. with flrepl., equipped kit.
bsmt and fenced lot; $4,000
FLA or assume AZ loan.
Evening star., 1959-11-08
JOSEPH FILIPPO

REALTY co.
Realtors. 2412 Minnesota Ave. Sc.
At Pa. Ave.
Over 25 Years Experience In Sales
Rentals, Property Management
LU. 4-7717 LU. 2-5076
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Assume loan, $92.5O total mo
pymts. Stone Cape Cod, with Z
bedrms., IN baths, sep. din. rn.
equip. kit, level fenced lot: uuicl
possession.
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cLINToN--Assume large 4tsss loan
on 4-bedrm, Cape Cod; 1repl.,
large level lot with trees. Call Mr..
Oribhle.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

INTENTION FORT MEADE PER-
SONNELs-b-rm. frame, neat as {
pin; bsmt.. h,-w. heat; near Laurel
shopping center; $3.50 down, Si0O
kRNALL REAL EsTATE
PA, b-AO4O PA, b-AOAl
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-06-05

John L. Hart, O.P., president
of Aquinas College High
School.
Until his appointment TO
The AqUinaS post, Mamaiek
served as coach and on the
faculty of Central Catholic
High School in Pittsburgh, Pa,
There, Mamajek served as
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-06-05
All ND Grid Games
Set for DELAYED TV

NoTRE DAME, Ind.-NC)
All of the 1859 football
games played by the Univer-
sity of Notre Dame will be
televised on a delayed basis,
it was disclosed here.
Father Theodore M. Hes
burgh, csc, university
president, said the 10 games
will be televised over a mini
mum of lis stations from
coast to coast. The telecasts
will originate from WNDU-
TV, the university's station.
The games will be video-
tapped for the delayed broad
casts because of che rules of
the National Collegiate Ath-
letic Association governing
telecast of college games.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-06-05
New Lexington Teams
Win Diocesan Meet

Rose. Cardinale, st. Rose; Nelson,
St. Thomas. Time :iI.2.
220-yd. dash Columbini, st. Pc.
ters; Roush, St. Mary's; Hecker, St.
Rose; Shirtzinger, st. Peters; EN-.
rich, st. Thomas. Time :27,5.
44o-yd. dash - Columbini, St. Pc.
tiers; Conrad, St. Rose; Roush, st.
Mary's; Shamrock, Rosary; Ryan, st,
Thomas. Time 1873. New record.
380-yd. run Conrad, st. Rose;
Williams, St. Peters; Enrich, St
Thomas; Harris, ST. Rose. Time
2:24.2. New record.
440-yd. relay St. Peters Co
iumbini, Fields, Williams, Schirtzin
GER; St. Rose: st. Thomas. Tins
:54.5.
Shot put Nelson, St. Thomas
Skillman, st. Rose; Sharrock, Rosa
ry; Enrich, St. Thomas; Fields, st
Peters. Distance So 1lh".
Broad jump - Roush, St. Mays
shirtzinger, St. Peters; Conrad, ST
Rose; Hecker, St. Rose; Owens, Rosa
~. Distance IL 6M".
High jump - Tie between Harris
st. Rose and Sagan, st. Rose; Owens
Rosary; Fields, St. Peters; Ryan, 81
Thomas. Height 4'3".
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-06-05
HIGH SCHOOL

HIGH SCHOOL
ITO yd. high hurdles - Koontz, st.
Alloy; Sagan, st. Alloy; S. Doherty.
Rosary; Parneu, Rosary; Donahue,
st. Charles. Time :16.s. Ties existing
record.
1870 I'd. low hurdles S. Doherty,
Rosary; Paxton, St, Alloy; Sagan, St.
Alloy: Clark, st. Charles. Parnall,
Rosary. Time :2l.3. New record.
l0O-yd. dash - Davis, Rosary; Stu.
der, St. Alloy; Muck, St. Mary's; Be-
shara, st. Alloy; Furay, Rosary.
Time :l0.3.
220-yd, dash - Davis, Rosary; Stu
der, St. Alloy; tie between Muck, st.
Mary's, and Furay, Rosary; Beshara,
St. Alloy. Time :25.3.
440-yd. dash Koonts, St. Alloy
Smith, st. Alloy, .. Doherty, Rosary
Raynes, Rosary; Joos, st. Mays
Time 1876.
880-yd. run = Nash, st. Alloy: Kin
zleman, Rosary; Metzger, St. Alloy.
Rambo, Rosary; ChilikoWsky, st
Charles. Time 2:09.5. New record.
Mile run - Nash, St. Alloy; Metz
ger, st. Alloy; Kasson, Rosary; Staff
miller, Rosary. Time 1883.
680-yd. relay r. Rosary Hogan, Flu
ray, S. Doherty, Davis; st. Alloy
st. Charles, st. Mary's. Time 1887
New record.
Mile relay st. Aloysius Paxton.
McTague, Smith and Koontz). Ro
sary; St. Mary's; st. Charles. Time
3:43.7. New record.
High Jump Paxton, st. Alloy.
Donahoe, St. Charles; Washington
Rosary; D. Doherty, Rosary. Nc
Tague. st. Alloy. Height 5'5la"
Broad Jump Koonts, st. Alloy.
studer, st. Alloy; Davis, Rosary
Raynes, Rosary; Mitchell, St. Charles
Distance 20'14".
Shot put Washington, Rosary
D. Doherty. Rosary; Cain, ST
Charles; Saunders, ST. Aloy3 Be
shara, st. Alloy. Distance 47'sl5'
New record.
Discus Saunders, St. Alloy.
Cain, st. Charles; Sagsn, st. Alloy.
Rambo, Rosary; Washington, Rosary
Distance 108'7".
Pole vault Clark, st. Charles
Saunders, st. Alloy; Raynes, Rosary
tie between Shaloo, Rosary, an
Metzger, st, Alloy. Height 1879
New record.
GRADE SCHOOL
lloyd. low hurdles ~ Harris, s.
Rose; Sagan, st. Rose, Fields, S.
Peters; Ryan, ST. Thomas; William
ST. Peters. Time :i6.S.
t00-yd. dash - Columbini, st. Pr
ter's; Roush, st. Mary's; Hecker, S
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-06-05
81. Charles Season
Ends on Winning Note

ST. Charles won four base
ball games last week 10 close
out its season with a 237 re
cord.
The Cardinals downed Ros-
airy, 81, North, 80, Bexley,
43, and East, 81.
All other Diocesan teams
had closed out their regular
baseball seasons.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-06-05
Aquinas Coach Is Named

trail Catholic where he has
been a coach and teacher. He
is an alumnus of Thiel Col
lege in Greenville, Pa, where
he played three years of var
sity football at center, guard
and tackle.
While serving with the U.
S. Army at Fort Leonard
Wood, Mo-, Mamajek coached
football and basketball.
Mamajek is single. He plans
to move to Columbus soon.
His appointment fills the
vacancy created when EIwood
Petehsl announced his resis-
nation early in May. PeteheI,
who coached at Aquinas for
four years, has taken q coach
ing position at East Spring
field, located northeast OF
Sfeubenviiie.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-06-05

Scoring 1917 points,
New Lexington st. Alloy
sius won the high school
division in the an
nual Diocesan Inyitlonal
Track and Field meet held at
South Highs Mahaffey stad-
ium on Memorial Day. Rosary
finished second with 81
points.
St. Rose made II a clean
sweep for the New Lexington
teams by winning the grade
school division with ST points.
Columbus ST. Peter scored 43
points for second place.
st. Charles tailed % points
in the high school division
while Lancaster st. Mary scor-
ed II points.
other grade school scores
Columbus st. Thomas, %
points; Lancaster st. Mary, 20;
and Holy Rosary, 8.
John Koonts Of st. Aloysius
led the high school scorers
with 1872 points while Vince
Columbini Of st. Peter scored
the same number of points to
lead the grade schoolers.
Six records were set in the
high school events. The
record. breaking performances:
Shawn Doherfy OF Rosary
in The l8o-yd. low hurdles;
John Clark of st. Charles in
the pole vault; Alf Washing
ton of Rosary in the shot put;
Rosary in the half mile relay;
ST. Aloysius in the mile relay;
and Larry Nash of St. AloYsius
in the s00-yd. run.
Two records were set in the
grade school: Vince Columbinl
of st. Peter in the 440-yd run,
and John Conrad OF ST. Rose
in the 380-yd. run.
BY winning. ST. Aloysius re
peated as champion. ST. Rose
replaces ST. Dominic as the
grade school winner.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-06-05

line coach in football; assist
ant coach in basketball; and
head coach of baseball. He
taught classes in accounting,
history and physical educa-
ton.
A native of Pittsburgh, Ma
majek is a graduate Of Cen
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-06-05
Pittsburgh Native
Gets Athletic Post

Richard 7. Mamajek has been appointed as head
coach of varsity athletics and director of the Physical
Education Department at Aquinas.
Announcement of the appointment, which is eff
fective immediately. was made this week by Father
Evening star., 1959-12-24

conference he had no great de-
sire to see harness racing in
the city. But he said he would
favor the stadium rather than
a new track that probably
would use up to 300 acres of
the city's diminishing land
available for industry that
would provide year-round jobs
and income.
A harness track, Dilworth
said. would operate only for
so days. and provide limited
revenue to the city through
real estate taxes, amusement
taxes and wage taxes.
Philadelphia Stadium, he
said, has the necessary parking
facilities and the vast area un-
der the grandstand could be
converted into a stable.
The stadium, IN addition to
providing the site for the
Army-Navy game, also is the
home Of the new Liberty Bowl.
1t is used throughout the sum-
mer for stock car races and an
occasional special event.
The closest harness track is
the Brandywine Race way,
about Is miles away. near
Wilmington, Del. The nearest
thoroughbred track is Garden
State Park, six miles away in
Delaware Township, N. ]. Both
draw heavily from the Phila-
delphia area.
Evening star., 1959-12-24
SITE OF ARMY-NAVY GAME
PhiIodeI phio Stadium
May Be Harness Track
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. "a
(AP). Philadelphia Stadium,
site of the Army-Navy football
game, may be converted to a
part-time harness race track.
Mayor Richardson Dilworth
said yesterday he was making
the city-owned stadium avail
able to any group that wants
to sponsor races there.
First, the Mayor said, the
group must pay the cost OF
alterationS-which he estimated
at 50 million-to convert the
100-000-seat stadium for racing
use. Second, he said, the alter
ations must be such as not to
interfere with the Army Navy
game.
The whole proposition is con-
tingent on county voter ap-
proval of racing with pari-
mutuel betting in Philadelphia
County. Gov. David L. Law
renee Tuesday signed into law
a bill permitting such betting,
subject to voter approval.
The law provides for licensing
of only four tracks in Pennsyl-
vania. The Pittsburgh and
Philadelphia areas seem the
most logical spots for such
tracks. Other likely sites would
be Harrisburg, Scranton or
Erie.
The law pertains only to
harness racing, not fiat or
steeplechase races.
Mayor Dilworth told a news
Evening star., 1959-12-24
By BOB HANSON
Star STAT Writer

One of the many who will be
watching on TV January
when Syracuse plays Texas In
the Cotton Bowl will be Bob
Thomas, former three-sport
star from Northwestern High
School. But next year, if al,
goes right, he may be quarter
backing the Orange in another
bowl game.
Thomas, a senior, has an
other year of eligibility because
he sat out this past season with
a back injury suffered as g
freshman. He had been counted
on as the No. l quarterback.
incidentally, Thomas room
mate, Dave Baker, first-String
left end in 1858, also was side
lined and will be back next
year. Baker had an operation
on his right knee for removal
Of cartilage.
Spending Christmas at Home
Thomas was operated on al
the university hospital during
Thanksgiving holidays for re-
moval of parts of two discs al
the base of his spine. He is
spending the Christmas holi-
days with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Thomas, and
younger brothers, Larry and
Steve, at home, 48O3 Gallatin
street, Edmondson, Md.
Asked why he didn't accom-
Evening star., 1959-12-24
Four Colt Fans
To Get Tickets
With Courts Help

BALTIMORE, Dec. "a (AP)
1t took court action for four
Baltimore Colt fans to get
tickets to the National Football
League championship game
here Sunday.
A Circuit Court judge yester-
day ordered a tavernkeeper
who had bought season tickets
for the four fans to sell them
tickets for the title game be-
tween Baltimore and New York.
Each season ticket holder is
entitled to a ticket to the
championship game.
Judge Dulany Foster ruled
that the men were entitled to
the title game tickets because
they had a definite understand
ing about buying season tickets
through Tavernkeeper John
Shipley.
Ten fans had joined in the
court action against Shipley
but the judge held the other
six had no direct negotiations
with Shipley.
Evening star., 1959-12-24
EVERYBODY PAYS
IN BENEFIT FOR
YOUNG PLAYER

WILLIAMSBURG, Ohio,
Dec. "a (AP).-Even the
players, referees and band
members will pay their way
in for a basketball double
header here Saturday night
involving four independent
teams.
It's a Christmastide ben
eft for tragedy-plagued
Charles Gardner, 18, once
a star athlete at Williams
burg High School.
Early this year, Charles
mother, father and two
sisters were killed in an
automobile accident. Then
during the summer, Charles
became paralyzed as the
result of a swimming pool
accident.
Evening star., 1959-12-24
THOMAS SETS SIGHTS ON 1860
Areo Boy is Hoping
ToDirect Orange

pany the team to Houston
Tex, where the Orange is
working out, Bob had two good
answers.
We'll, I wanted to be home
most of the holidays, but main
ly l want to try and pick up
some weight. Being down
there, the social activities
wouldn't help me rest up" the
2l-year-old replied.
Then, with a shy grin. the
crew-cut youngster disclosed
that he had a girl friend he
wanted to visit in Long Island
N. Y, before returning to
classes.
Thomas said he had been out
of the hospital only two weeks
and was down about Is pounds
from his normal weight of
170-75 pounds. Oddly, he
thought he had grown a "few
fractions" and was now 6 feet.
AS to his chances next year,
Bob looked at it philosophical
ly, pointing out that if he
didn't make it as a quarter
back he thought he stood an
excellent chance as a defensive
safety.
Two to Beat Out
1--WE got to beat out Dave
Sarette and Dick Easterly first
and since passing is my big
weakness. it might be too
tough" he said. "Easterly is
pretty fast and Coach Schwartz
Walder might figure on him as
a halfback. But that's Just
guessing. I'll be happy to play
wherever I'm put, just so l
get in the game"
Thomas, who is taking a
course in business administra- =
tlon and majoring in trans
portation, has shown consider
able promise at Syracuse.
AS a freshman, Bob had a
big day against the Army
PlebeS, scoring two touchdoyns
and throwing for another. One
OF his touchdowns was a 95-
yard run with an intercepted
pass. Against Cornell last year
he threw three touchdown
passes.