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Mochen Displays
old Form Beating
VARGAS on Coast

PORTLAND, Ore, July %
(AP). - Heavyweight Eddie
Machen of Portland, once the
No. l challenger, stopped Reu-
ben Vargas of San Francisco
in the sixth round here last
night and then said he wants
to fight Champion Ingemar Jo-
hanson again.
Both Machen and his man
ager. Sid Flaherty, said he has
regained the fighting form he
had prior to being knocked out
in the first round by Johans-
son last September IA. A crowd
of lab watched last nights
fight in the Oregon Centennial
Exposition Arena.
Machen was the top contend
er for then Champion Floyd
Patterson'S crown. After knock
ing out Machen, JohanSson
went on to lift PatterSon's title.
Machen, now generally con-
sidered the No. 5 challenger,
was asked who he would like
to fight. He replied: ANY of
them. But I'd like to go with
Johansson again. That's who
has the title"
Flaherty said, however, that
the lone offer Machen has is
for an August % bout in Wales
with Joe ErSkine.
The fight here last night was
the second meeting between
Machen and Vargas. Last May
20 at San Francisco, Machen
won a unanimous decision but
ane decision seemed to be an
unpopular one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
Ham Richardson,
Others Decline
Davis Cup Bid

HAVERFORD, Pa, July %
(AP). - Perry Jones. United
States Davis Cup captain, re-
veals that four players, invited
to join the squad, have declined
because of business reasons.
Jones said they were Vic
Seixas, Philadelphia; Dick Saw
lit, New York; Ham Richard
son. Arlington, Va, and Tom
Brown, Los Angeles.
Jones also disclosed that
Bernard Bartzen of Dallas is
being considered for the squad.
Bartzen won the national Gay
court championship in Chi
cago Monday.
Earl Buchholz, jr.. of St.
Louis and Alex Olmedo of Are
quippa, Peru, two Davis Cup
stars who are top favoriteS to
make the team again this year,
will not play in any tourna-
mentS next week, Jones said.
He added that they will prac-
tice at Forest Hills, N. Y.
Four other probable candi-
dates for the Davis Cup squad
will participate in the South
hampton. N. Y. invitational
grass court tournament next
week.
They are Donald Dell, Be-
thesda, Md; Chris Crawford,
Piedmont, Calf; John Doug
las, Santa Monica, Calf, and
Ron Holmberg. Brooklyn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
CORN Gives Woodmont
First Junior Champion

Bob CORN. a slightly built
redhead. yesterday brought
Woodmont, Country Club its
first District Junior champion
ship in the 36-year history OF
the tournament when he won
the title over his home course
CORN, who would have been
ineligible for the tournament
if it had been held a week lat
er, upset Doug Lindsay OF
Bethesda, l up. in the finals
after a 4-and-3 triumph over
favored Lance Fighter of Ken
wood in the semifinals. Lindsay
defeated Richard Gambatese OF
Kenwood, l up. in the other
semiflnal.
CORN, who will be 10 Mon
day, will seek bigger game in
the District Amateur cham
pionship qualifying today a:
Columbia. In September. he
will enroll at the University Of
North Carolina. He played his
high school golf at Wilson.
CORN is a determined young
ster who practiced diligently for
the tournament. He waded
through the toughest bracket,
En- route to the title he defeated
Bob UnderStein and Lance
RICHTER, qualifiers for the USGA
Junior championship plus Lind
say, who was last years ma
tional junior runnerup. CORN
will be over age for the USGA
Junior.
Bob credits Jim BeaSley of
Clarence DoSer'S pro staff at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
DC. Amoteur May End
Bemon's Local Jinx

after Perky Cullinane upset
Brownell. Bobby had won 10
straight championships and IL
in all. Youngsters took over
the next two years. Jay
Randolph won in 1857 and
Jerry McFerren last year.
Wild, who was runnerup in
the District tournament last
year, and in the Maryland
Amateur this year, is the only
former champion entered.
The players who showed up
for practice rounds early this
week found Columbia's rough
knee high, and they squawked.
The District Golf Association
officials met with members of
Columbia. Yesterday the rough
was cut three mower-lengths
on each side Of the fairways.
Carl Lohren Of Brooke Manor
Club. who has had some
spectacular rounds this year.
and who has speeded up his
play after much criticism of
his pokey efforts. is a definite
threat. So are Bill Brownrigg
of Manor, semifinalist in the
Maryland Amateur. and Buddy
Sharkey Of Manor. medalist
two years ago, and John
Eisinger, the Congressional
club champion who eliminated
Beman in the Maryland ANA
teur.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
Browns Welcome
Ex-BoIIpIoyer

HIRAM. Ohio, July % (AP).
Bernie Parrish, who turned to
baseball after starring as a de-
tensive halfback at the Univer-
sity Of Florida two years ago,
was a surprise arrival in the
Cleveland Browns training
camp which opens here today.
Baseball offers, including one
from the Redlegs, lured Par
rish to the diamond. He had
been with Topeka, Kans., in the
Three-I League.
Parrish said: 1--WE had it as
far as baseball is concerned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23

set my stance (see today's IL
lustration). Meanwhile, I'm
trying to set the right tempo
for the overall action Of the
waggle and swing.
don't suggest that you copy
this method. l just want TO i'm
press on you that you'll swing
better II you follow a rhythmic
pattern in stepping up to the
ball.
Know your golfing funda-
mentals-with the help you'll
find in the handy pamphlet
The Four Way Formula" by
golfdom's great Cary Middle
coli. To get your copy, send
l0c together with a stamped
return envelope to Cary Mid
dlecoff, co The Star.
copyrisht 1859, John p. Ollie Co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
Mid-AtIuntic
Draws Over 210
For Pro-Am Event

The Fountain Head Club in
Hagerstown will be host to the
Middle Atlantic PGA pro-am
tournament tomorrow.
SiXty-one pros are entered
along with more than $50 am
ateurS. One partner for each
pro will be supplied by the
host club.
Pro starting times announced
by Bill StrauSbaugh, the host:
aMjohn Bass: s:O7-John oDon-
nell; 9:l4-Charley Bassler; cpl
Dewey Ricketts,: 9:2S-Paul Mckenzie;
Bogss; 9:4s-John Musser: 9:56-
fo:lO@Frank Tsnney; io;17NJsck
Lowe; lO:24-Psul Mosca; 1851
Andy Gibson; lg:3s-Bill Phillips;
Rasn t2 l:ae-V HiSu conte 1:sS@deSrse
Diffenbaugh, l:43-George figott;
I:5O-Bill Collins; 1;57Iclarence
l.
2:25-Billy Wolfe; 2::32-Ed Brown;
2:39-Dick lanes; 2:46-Lloyd KEEL
ley: 2:53-Henry Gerard.
] 9th Tee:
9-Smitty Padgett: 9:O7-John
Zaleski 9:15-Billy Gilbert; 9:2l-
a:35-Dick Geisinger; 9:4@@Arthur
Edgar; 949-Ronnie Stansbury: $50
Rick McHale; 1O:O3-Jimmy Duke
10:10-Art Jones; 1O:l7-Harry
Griesmer; 10:24-Joe Vaeth; 1881
Paul Haviland; 10:3S-Cos Tiso
1g:45-George Jacovics; 1O:52-John
Jendrasak
1:15-Bob Schulz: 1:22-Frank
1nvernizzi; LEGAL Jamison; 1870
John Tincher; 1:43-Royce Shelton;
1:50-Bob Hopkins: 1:57-Henry
Burch: 2:03-Jim Beasley: 2:11-Joe
Reposkey: 2:1S-Walter Potter: 2:25-
Al Brown; 2:32-Ronnie Beverungun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23

Woodmont for his success. An
other one Of Beasley's pupils
is Florence Zupnik. the l7-year-
old WoOdmont women's club
champion.
CORN played some fine clutch
golf against Lindsay. rallying
from a three-hole deficit, and
playing the back nine in even
par SO. He had rs for the
round.
CORN played in the Metro
politan Schoolboy and Wor-
sham Junior tournament this
year in the second flight.
Kent Kittle. unSung 14-year-
old at Bethesda, won the l4-l5
year fight with a 2-and-l vic
tory over Tommy Fighter of
Prince Georges. brother of the
defending champion. Ronnie.
Kittle defeated John Gavin. 4
and 3. and RICHTER eliminated
Ricky BillingSley of Bethesda.
2 and /, in the semif1nals.
Kent defeated Billy BOrtz,
Billy Cigich and Gavin, three
boys who were ranked over him
on the Bethesda junior team.
Kent is going to be tough for
the juniors to handle next year.
Brooke Manor. like Wood
mont, also produced its first
tournament winner in junior
ranks when Mike Burnett beat
Larry Mason, / up. in 81 holes.
in the Is and under finals,
Frank Emmett. who con-
Quoted the tournament. said
Fridays scheduled junior two
man team event at Bethesda
Country Club had been can
celed. The club is making re-
pairs from last Sundays vio-
lent storm. WHITTLESLEY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
BY DIR. CARY MIDDLECOFF

PATIENTS COMPLAINT:
Swing still lacks rhythm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23

DIAGNOSIS: Jerky APP
proach to the shot.
TREATMENT: Here I'm
talking about the preliminary
action before taking the stance
for the shot. The shot really
begins, you see, even before you
take your stance to the ball.
What you want to do as you
are stepping into your stance
position is to get with it," BY
that, I mean that you should
start thinking in terms OF a
rhythmic and powerful swing
and you should be getting your
muscles Into the swing of
things"-much as you would
before taking the first step on
a dance floor.
My method of approach to
the ball is to plant my right
foot first, recheck the line OF
the shot, and then step in
smoothly with the left foot to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
Eagles Sign Pair

PHILADELPHIA, July %
(AP)! A pair of de-
fensive veterans, halfback Tom
Brookshier, and tackle Marion
Campbell have signed with the
Philadelphia Eagles.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
BY MERRELL WHITTLESEY
star stan Writer

9NeA 9Nah "ANNA
Deane Beman's liking for the
Columbia Country Club course
will be in his favor when the
2l-year-old British Amateur
champion and 80 others start
play today in the District ANA
teur golf tournament. 1t winds
up with a 36-hole champion
ship final Sunday.
Beman's international golf
record is superior to his per-
formances in his home town,
He has been unable to latch
onto the District, Maryland
State or Middle Atlantic titles
in scattered appearances.
Deane, however, plays Column
bias par-7O course from the
extreme back blue tees better
than any course in town. He
qualified for the National Open
and National Amateur there
and also won the Metropolitan
Schoolboy championship and
was a cowinner in a Member
Guest tournament a few years
ago on the same course.
Spectacular Rounds
He played Columbia's par-35
front nine in 20 strokes in q
schoolboy match. He has had
numerous rounds under par
some of them on the spectacu-
lar side. Beman plays his best
golf in the biggest tournaments
and over the toughest courses
Deane and two of his Uni
versity of Maryland teammates
Bill Dudley and John Grub
and Compassionate BOZ
Chandler were scheduled to tee
of in the qualifying round at
3 O'Clock this afternoon.
The low 80 today will play
two rounds of match play
tomorrow. quarter-finals ano
semiflnalS on Saturday, and
the finals on Sunday.
McFerren Defending Champ
Claude Wild broke the Bobby
Brownell monopoly in 1856
winning the title that year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23

-. I guess football always has
been my real love-"
The Florida gridder was not
on the Browns training camp
roster Of SO men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
FIGHT RESULTS

TWIN FALLS, Idaho-Dick Gold
stein, 1898, Seattle, outpointed Ernie
Gipson,: 15S. Seattle, 10.
The Nome nugget., 1959-08-03
Keep Alaska Clean

NOME HAS A RIGHT to be proud of it's roads, which in good condition and lead out into the mountains and along it's shores in scenic beauty. It is pleasure to take visitors along the route and explain it's historical significance.
 On the other hand, Nomeites have right to be very indignant with those residents having civic pride, who repeatedly dump their rubbish along the side of the roads.
 good garbage dump is maintained by the com munty, not only for the appearance of the roads, but for the health of the community
 It is unlawful to dump garbage any other place The old dump at the east end of town is closed The present dump is easily found although unfortunately is not marked there markers to indicate where 1t is.
 It is important that every single person take it upon himself to that roads kept clean, and report anyone who does not comply.
The Nome nugget., 1959-08-03
INVITATION TO BID

Sealed bids. in writing. will be accepted al inc Office of the City Clerk of the City of Nome until 5 p.m.. Monday. August 10. 1859. for the purchase from the said City of the following described real property:
 Lot 70 in Block 57 All bids must be~accompanied by cash or check in the full amount of the bid. The City re- serves the right 10 refuse or re- ject any or all bids.
 Nome Common Council
 By Robert F. Scott.
 City Clerk Publish July 29, Aug. 3, 5, 2, 1859
The Nome nugget., 1959-08-03
FISCAL PROGRESSION

Yucaipa, California; News Mirror A CCORDING TO THE BEST ESTIMATE of the "A Treasury Department, the cost of the American Revolution was $113, 900.
 According to United States Senate supporters of the Space Exploration bill, it will cost $200000,- 900 to put on the moon
 According to the Commerce Clearing House, a national reporting authority tax and business law the average American who is 29 will pay in taxes, during the 36 remaining years of his work ing life, dollar out of every four he earns for minimum total of 722118. That's about 1/24OO of what it cost to make the United States free and independent nation.
 QED
The Nome nugget., 1959-08-03

The National Association of Manufacturers states that the most spectacular failure in the Russian plan ned economy has been in agriculture. Soviet agrcul- ture labor productivity per worker is only one-sixth to one-twelfth that of the American farm worker.
The Nome nugget., 1959-08-03

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The Nome nugget., 1959-08-03

WEATHER FORECASTER SUED
 VIENNA, Austria, LR - Three men are suing the official Vien- na weatherman for the price of clothes they ruined on a rainy weekend. His forecast had been:. sunny and warm.
The Nome nugget., 1959-08-03

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-23
Ouijo Boards Prestige Up
After Sharp Belmont Race

Iyear-olds in the East, won the
first division. Ouija Board took
the second division.
Ouija Board then started in
the Gulfstream Park Dinner
Stakes March 81. but was
bumped at the start and I'm
ished fifth. After that, the
colt was shipped TO Belmont,
where the private sale to Spie-
gel was consummated through
Trainer L. H. Thompson in
May. The price wasn't an
nounced. but with the colts
classic breeding 1t couldn't be
cheap.
He is the first stakes winner
for Sea Charger. the Irish stall
lion who was purchased by a
syndicate headed by Larry
MacPhail. former boss of the
New York Yankees.
Ouija Board earned $12.016
in his brief career in the
Brookmeade silks, and has COL
lected $27.696 for Spiegel. He's
eligible for most Of the rich 2
year-old stakes.
He was second choice in the
mutuels yesterday. and paid
lST.10. Dave Erb. who rode
Ouija Board June 10 when he
finished second to Bally Ache
in the Belmont Juvenile. was
up again yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-23
Fi||ykPrize
AtShenandoa|1

CHARLES TOWN. w. Va,
June % (Special) Virtually
everything but 50 mutuel tickets
win be free at Shenandoah
Downs tonight, where a 4-year-
old filly viii be given away.
! Parking is free. Admission
Is free and whoever's name is
pulled out Of the hat gets the
filly; Christie Lee.
Shenandoah Downs purchased
the horse from Trainer Johnny
Morris, who promises that she'll
be ready to run for her new
owner. Christie Lee has won
two races, placed twice and has
been third in a couple Of other
races. One of her best victories
was over Happy Hobby. holder
Of the track record for 6 fur
longs. 1t was one of the two
defeats Happy Hobby lost in
seven starts.
The track management hopes
for a better turnout than last
nights 1897, who wagered
$l47, 928. 1t was one of the
poorest Mondays since the
plant opened.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-23
Howard, Moore
Pluy Tomorrow
For Tennis Title

Peyton Howard and Eric
Moore. the "giant-killers" Of
the District Recreation Depart
ment's tennis tournament. will
play for the singles title at 6
pm. tomorrow on the courts at
Sixteenth and Kennedy streets,
NV.
Howard yesterday knocked
of top-seeded Edgar Lee, 60,
60. and Moore upset eighth
seeded Ted Prince, Ga, 60,
in seminal matches. Moore,
unranked in the tournament,
had sent second-seeded Ed
Beale to the sidelines in Sun
days quarter finals.
Howard, seeded sixth, is a
sophomore att Brown Uni
versity. Moore is a former top
ranked Yale star.
Marge Mautz and Holly VIM
ter won the women's doubles
title yesterday, with a Ga,
Ga, victory of Margaret
Graham and Dore Thomas
Mrs. Mautz was knocked out OF
the singles play by Dawn
Barnes, 6-3. A. default
Dawn will play Norma Slauer
for the title at 8 pm. today al
Potomac Park.
In mems doubles. Larry Mid
dlekamp and Bud Day won
over Paul Jones and Pau
Coles, 6-3, rs, to advance to
the semifinals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-23
STARS HARNESS
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-23
Two Lonely Ends
Likely for Irish,
Kuhorich Reveals

MONTICELLO. N. Y. June
% (AP).-Notre Danes foot
ball offense next fall will fea-
ture not just one but two lone
ly ends. Coach Joe Kuharich
said yesterday.
Kuharich, talking TO about
500 high school and college
coaches at a clinic at Kutsher's
Country Club, said:
with such q fine passer as
George Izo. we will throw the
ball a lot. Wen split either one
or both ends out Is to 20 yards.
depending on which side we feel
can best be exploited"
The main difference between
this formation and the original
lonely end" used last year by
Army is that the Notre Dame
fiankers will get their signals
in the huddle before taking the
far-out positions.
One of the other instructors
at the clinic was Army's Dale
Hall, who plans to continue the
loney end offense devised by
Earl Blaik.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-23
BY the Associated Press

when Mode j. Spiegel, Chi
cngo sportsman, bought the 2
year-old colt Ouija Board last
Nay from the Brookmeade
Stable, he may have come up
With one of the bargains Of
the season.
Ouija Board won the $30,840
National Stallion Stakes yes
terday at Belmont Park. lead
ing all the way. He hit the wire
5 lengths ahead Of Gustave
Rings Geeare and stepped the
5 furlongs in So seconds, just
oEle-fifth of a second slower
than the track record set June
2by Pepper Patch.
"A year ago, relates Elliott
Burch, who trains for Mrs.
Isabel Dodge Sloane's Brook
meade Stable. Ouija Board was
afneng a group of yearlings up
for sale. But there were no
takers, so the youngster was
taken to Florida to make his
racing debut with other Brook
meade horses.
On March q. when % two
year-olds were entered for the
Hlaleah Juvenile Stakes. the
race was split into two divi-
sions. Leo Fruchtman's Bally
Ache, now one Of the top q