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The Nome nugget., 1959-08-24
Bartlett Re-Appointed To Rail & Highway Commission

GETTYSBURG, Pa, R-Presi- dent Eisenhower Saturday reap pointed Sen. E. l.. Bartlett as a member of the Alaska Interna- tiona Rail and Highway Commits sion.
 Bartlett served on the commits sion as a delegate in Congress. A new appointment was necessary because of Alaska's admission to statehood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19

realize is that nobody-but no.
body!-ever really conquerS the
game.
Golf is really a game Of
misses. Three or four really fine
shots per Is holes is about the
most that even the greatest eX-
pertS ever hit. The rest of the
shots are, to some degree OF
other, misses.
What you must learn to dc
is keep on striving for improve
ment, not perfection. Realize
that you're going to hit some
bad shots every round, but try
to make them fewer and less
costly. Try to improve the way
you think on the golf course, as
we'll as the way you swing.
Overall improvement in your
golf score comes this way-ano
also more pleasure in your
game.
Four golfing fundamentals
are yours now, after you've
read the handy pamphlet The
Four-Way Formula" by Cary
Middlecoff. You'll find that
golf has no hidden secrets OF
tricks. To get your copy. just
send 10c and a stamped, return
envelope to Cary Middleton
care Of this paper.
Copyright 1859, John F. Ollie Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19
DC. Junior Golfers Playing
2-in-l Tourney Tomorrow

rlngton. Richard vanMullem, James R
Hadd.
9:OO-Albert Dean. Norton schon-
field, Randy Foster 907-Jerrv Vein
traub. Tom RICHTER, George Graham;
2: bob Emmett. Bill BrigEs, John
Tankard. 9.2l-Peter Maroshek. Rich
ard Gambatese. Dan Boone. 9:2S-
Martin Conroy, Glenn Richards, Rich
ard MeiSsner
9:35-Dick Schmidt. Bill Hershey,
Richard Billingsley; 942-Charles
Bremen, James OMeara, Bus Garnett
. 49-Ricnard Ku, Richard Browne,
Richard Becker: 9:56-Richard Rush
more. Tom Curtis, William Schmidt
lO.07-Martin CARRIER, Bill Bortz
Richard MargOlis; lO:l4 Ronald
RICHTER, william Cigich, Kent Kit
tie. lO.2l-ROnnie Jamison, Brant
Bernstein. Dave Turner; l02S-Lance
RICHTER, Bob Understein, John Yoder
lO.35-Ed Huffman, John Gavin, Don
Common
District Junior Only
lO.49-Bobby CORN, Doug Lindsay
Chuck Wilson; 10;49-B, c. May. Bill
Mcbride Jim Doukas; 10. 56-Larry
Mason. Dick Nye. Richard Driesen.
ll.OO-Mike Burnett, John Owen
John Swagart. 1l:O7-Don Hartman,
Bill Goodrich, Bobby Roberts; lit
Wright: II :2l-Jack Bloomquist, Bre;
Harte, Dick Metzger; 11:2S : Jack
Eauser, Robert Even, Nef McClary;
II ;35-Tom Ryan, Al Bassett and
Bill Bassett.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19
Negro Takes
PubIinx Title

DENVER, July 1S (AP).-
Bill Wright, a slender putting
wizard from Seattle, defeated
Frank Campbell, of Jackson
vile, Fla. 3 and 2, today in
the 36-hole final of the Ma
tional Public Links golf tour
nament.
Wright. first Negro ever to
win this 37-year-old event,
raced to a 4-up lead on the
first five holes and never
trailed. He was three under
par on the morning 10, but
slipped over regulation figures
in the afternoon round over
the 6,617-yard par II Well
shore course.
Wright shot the first nine
of the morning round in l.
under par "a and the back nine
in a 2-under par "a.
Campbell was one over par
on the first nine and one under
on the second nine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19
Soviet Truckmen
Will Be Honored
At Fete TuesdW

The Russian track TENN
which winds I'D E rWO-dRV unFRr
against the United States aHRu
today IN PhIlRdaluhIR. VIII 5s
hOn0Ted III q luncheon slm-
s0red by the DISTRICT AAU B1
u so pm Tuesday Ell tine VIII
lard Hotel
The Russian team VIII H.
rive II Washington EJmuruW
and VII be received ny R1z-
san Ambassador MiktIRl A
MenshikJE al the SWlH I'm
bsssy. The Eroup VIII s1Em1
the rest Of the Gay B1uruP uhR
CITY.
Outstanding members O1 1IhF
United States team also RrE
scheduled I'd ATTEND TIM 1UnIEh-
con, which Is sEnEmnF5 u
the State Department.
Robert E McLEuHhlEn. G;hR.r-
man Of the District 8IE15 Gf
Commissioners, VIII 0f1IuRLE
welcome the ETuup 10 Wash
ng10n. 1fr. ldCI.REHhI-l. nm
baSsad0r MEnshikw.. Polish
Ambassador 51uulRr SnRz-
OwsR italian AnSRssRil,
Manic Br0sIO Rnd JEuEnt.Rs
Ambassador koIChlD AER.EEi
WI be among The hEnna5
guests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19
Miss Floyd Upset
In Net Tourney

PHILADELPHIA. July 1a
GAPn-NIncy RIchey. fourth
#aCaG player from San Angelo
lex. scored an upset in the
sFrIl-1E-aIS Of the Middle States
WUmDS grass court tennis
Championship today by defeat
Ep 1Qp-sEeGeG Donna Floyd OF
Arlington. Va. Is. 6-4
Miss ERfey will play in the
I11IF round tomorrow against
unS-seeGe6 Barbara Benigni
Gf SIN Francisco, who won a
gIIEEIv fought match against
BErtsar8 Browning Of Burbank,
C4E. 81. So. and Ga
Miss Floyd and Pat Shafer
Of 81 Petersburg. Fla. gained
ueR Gi1UaIes final by beating
CErUl Caldwell Of Santa Monica.
Calf, and Pamela Davis. of
A-R1Fln- Calf. 81. 6-1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19
D. c. Golfers
Underdoes

The District GlE AssrCIR-
tons al SIR amateur Term
was an undsruag I'd 1hR du9 Ii
golfers Of me S1RIe Of T--T,--liR
today m the 11Ih E-1uRl HI
nual match Ri LhR Country
Club Of Virginia N R1camand
Virginia has 2 SD HdrR N 1fhR
series, and has M las1 IN III
home course s-nce unP SERIES
was mEuguEtsd N 1gz1
Desne BanEn Ena R-r
Bupper1. the rwO-EmR Andr-
son 4-ba1 chEuuians. were Il.
play N the No. sp11 E1r IhF
District, probably RERElE
Wylsol Spencer. SHINE Vr-
gL1a Amateur chEmuIul. EnS
Wayne Jackson.
Claude Wild and JACK West
land, the 1852 Mammal AMI
ueur champion. were 1hR DIS
trict No ? team. Tdm CARNEY.
Of Manor. pRs1 presidHrf N Una
DGA, Is captain u 1he Dlsrnza
team
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19
Schoendienst Drills
In Braves Uniform

ST. LOUIS, July 10 (AP).-
Red Schoendienst, recovering
from tuberculosis, put on a Mil
waukee Braves uniform today
for the first time this season
and went through a light work.
out in Busch Stadium.
The second baseman spent
a few minutes in the batting
cage and ran a little.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19

The handicap systems at
several Of the District area
clubs obviously are out of order
the net scores show it-and
either the District or Maryland
State Golf Associations or the
Middle Atlantic PGA should be
asked to step in and lend a
hand.
A couple of the clubs seem to
be lax in bringing handicaps
up-to-date, and are advising
members to check their handi-
caps before playing in an out
side tournament.
| Westhriar Country Club is
making the first hole the 10th
and the 10th the first to relieve
congestion around the starting
tees. They're parallel par As
Of about the same length.
The steel is in place in the new
clubhouse at Westbriar and
wagers now are being taken on
opening Of the downstairs by
August 20 and the upstairs by
October is.
| The Maryland State Coli
Associations two-man team
handicap tournament August 4
at Chevy Chase Club will be
limited to 100 players. The
first 60 teams to mail entries
will be accepted.
Now that the PGA champion
ship will have II invited play
ers who are not PGA members
playing for the title next week
why not open up the tourna-
ment to amateurs? That would
be a great distinction for one OF
the simon-pures, to be low anna
teur in the PGA.
-
George Bayer, in a by-line
story from the PGA Publicity
Bureau, guesses that the long
est drive he ever hit was in
Sydney, Australia. The drive
was about 500 yards, Bayer
writes, but the fairway was like
concrete, the hole was down.
hill. and he had a trailing
wind.
The practice day date for the
District Amateur champion
ship at Columbia this week will
be Tuesday instead of Wednes-
day. The championship starts
with an 18-hole qualifying
round Thursday and concludes
with a 36-hole final next Sun
day. Entries still are open.
|
The major medal play tour
nament of the metropolitan
New York area, the Ike cham
pionship, was won last week by
Paul Kelly of Sleepy Hollow
who the New York golf writers
calm claim will be a strong con-
tender for the National Anna
teur title. Kelly was in the
finals of the Anderson 4-Ball
against Deane Beman and Billy
Buppert.
The tournament players OF
the Womens District Golf As
ISOLATION have been asked to
consider late September dates
| for the District championship
next year. Not only do the
usual June dates conflict with
the Middle Atlantic, the East
ern and the Cumberland Invi-
rational, but it has been point
led out that weddings and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19

The District junior golfers
Will play IN a 2-in-1 tour
uauen1 tomorrow at Chevy
Chase Club. Fifty-ive II year
GIGs and under will be play
LIZ for five places to the
USG4 Junior championship at
P4l0 Alta. Calf.
The 81. pDIs II others. will
M playing the qualifying
rUE-G for the District junior
championship which will con-
luIt with match play rounds
T,EsCfay and Wednesday at
@QCGluGnt.
BgnnIe Fighter, defending
gi1aupIGn III the District. is
tina f8VGrrte to win the sec
iMral qualifying medal for the
USGA Junior. and to success
fully defend his District Junior
u1lIis.. BIghter Is using a new
grusEhaud putting grip. He
changed after putting what he
1sruE6 PGCrIy IN the East Au-
rur8 N. " Invitation and the
@TSnau Memorial Junior, al
Though he Won both events.
P81rIugS announced by
Prank Emmett
il-MarN Asher, David Proctor
-a---r z Turner. SBT-Kennett
EUN. QHlE.aF Marriott Johnny Pot.
-Hr E-GsurgB Shull Robert W
5uIgIH SeY Leufner, S.5l-Pat Har-
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Steelers to Play
Opener Sept. 70

PITTSBURGH, July 10 (AP)
The Pittsburgh SteeIers to-
GaE moved up the date of their
opening game because of a late
1EiETIEUn commitment.
The SGEeIers will meet the
CIFVeLar6 BruwuS here Satur-
1By night. September e. The
EEmR originally had been
Ehfs1-IE6 for the next after
DUgE.
CgRGn Buddy Parker. whose
hlRgssz problem viii be to get
an adequate fulIhsck. an
ngEnGeG the signing Of the
Ve5Er8n Leo Filter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19
Litfler Holds
l-Shot Lead at
WefhersfieId
WW'THWR STTEIn

@H'THERSFIELD, Conn,
gllY r8 0APp- - Gene Littler
etGlRd Oh his sizzling pace to-
siEE tut managed to cling to a
IUg,-strgkR Lead in the SIS, 900
Insurance City Open golf tour
uIImnn. LIrtler's 54-hole total
WIS M after a third round of
II. gnR over par.
lInuIEr. WHO had been using
aIs piIn1er as though it we're
B mILnE wand kicked the club
ON ut1e 18th hole, a 503-yard
EEr five. after missing a short
punt for a birdie. The stick
ALSO taLIEG him on several other
hglFS
lnnlEr,. N strokes under par,
WIS only TWO shots in front of
ms nearest challenger, Tom
NItpUrtR Of BronxviIle. ". Y,
although be started the third
ruIEn9 with a ive-stroke ad-
Vantage
Blis GGaIaE Of Crystal River,
Flu WAS third. four strokes
OH 1inR pace. Just behind him
were Arnold Palmer Of Ligonier,
PA. Mike HonIa Of Rye. N Y,
1E1lGs B1rus of Mid Pines, ". c.
ami RruEs Champion of Sydney
Australia. all with 207.
A local record crowd Of more
'dAHm RaqG covered the Wethers-
ritiG Country Clubs 6,543-yard
GgUrsE Most Of the fans fol-
IgWetS LirnIer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19
Newcomers to Race
On Visto Cycle Cord

Robert Harkins and Pete
Monastero will be new chal-
lengers to regulars Newt Swift
and Harvey Bigelow today in
the motorcycle races at Vista
Raceway, interrupted last Sun
day by rain.
Bigelow tied the lap record
at Vista with a 27-second clock
ing in time trials last Sunday
before the rain. Races start
at 1890 pm. today. A girls
Softball game between Arcade
Pontiac and the Saints will be
played after the last event.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19
TEE TO GREEN
Sy MEWRELL WHlTTLEsEY

graduations are other JUNE
items that conflict with week.
long golf tournaments.
n
Most Of the original ll3 en-.
tries will return to Woodholme
tomorrow for the Maryland
Open championship. which was
rained out last Tuesday. The
most prominent scratch from
the 36-hole tournament at the
Pikesville club will be Ralph
Bogart, who recently won hi.
seventh State Amateur. 30.
CART left this week end on va.
cation.
One Of the young pros who
complained about the post.
ponement of the State Oper
last week said, Charley Bass.
Ter had the shanks, Jack Isaac.
had a bad back and the course
was wet and too long for Clar.
ence Doser. That took care o.
the favorites. They'll probably
be fit next week and finish
1928"
y
The wife and children O
Belle Ravens Andy Watson
gave him a new set of clubs TO,
Fathers Day. Watson, a 10,
handicap golfer, justified theiI
Judgment by shooting a par II
the next time out, round tina
included an eagle and foul
brides.
Frank Emmett notes tina
Kent Kittle'S rs in the rain il
the Fort Meade Junior Invita-.
ton the other day was one o.
the best junior efforts of thu
season, considering that Kittlt
is only IA. The round, which
included a 4-putt green, wa!
not reported at the time.
The Women's District Col.
Association has rescheduleC
the WDGA Glass c Cup fol
August S at Argyle. Tht
Bethesda-Che Chase Opt
mist Club will hold its fourth
annual junior championship
August 3-4-5 at White Flint
Boys 16 and under are eligible
and Robert RoSenfeld is &C,
cepting entries at 8402 Con.
necticut avenue, Chevy Chase
Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19
DOCTORING
YOUR GOLF
BY DIR. CARY MIDDLECOFF

PATIENTS COMPLAINT
"I'll never learn the camel"
DIAGNOSIS: That's true OF
us all.
TREATMENT: Many a tenn
porarily frustrated golfer has
conflded in me that he fully in
tends to quit the game because
he is convinced that he will
never really learn to hit the
ball right. I can sympathiZe,
because 1 have felt the same
way myself.
What I think golfers in this
frustrated state of mind fail tc
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Cgntinued From Page FL

&NAAAA4Eu EEVuA dsC -
81 home PIate while out Of the
tRGGErS box. Boston pitched Lee
ElFIE fred two strikes over the
EiAGR,. UmCnG called them to
ggmgTete a strikeout and Min
GfS8 claw his top,
Minnie threw his bat angriIy
T1Ea 8oGve the ground. forcing
UnnGn1 TO Jump IN order to
8VUI5 hEiug hit by it. While
teammates tried to restrain
him, MiuGso Bumped Umont,
tina uIupire said.
After Last nights game, Min
Gs0 denied he had hit the UNI
gre and said
Ne no pay fine. II I get
6nH., I write letter to President
+ 0CrunI-y j"
Minnie was more subdued
when 1t1e news reached his to-
GiHE..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19
Mexicans Split
With Aussies
AsLaVer Bows

MEXICO CITY, July 10
(AP) .-Mexico's Mario Llamas
today upset Rod LAYER, the
Wimbledon runnerup in straight
sets, Ga, Ga. 6-3, to give his
team an even break with Au-
stralia in the opening singles
matches Of the American Zone
Davis Cup tennis competition.
The 3l-year-old Llamas put
on a brilliant display for VIC
tory after Neale Fraser, Au-
stralia'S ace, had squeezed
through a f1ve-set triumph over
the young Mexican National
champion, Antonio Palafox,
8-6, 60, 2-6, 4-6, 6-3.
Fraser recently recovered from
a mild appendicitis attack.
The favored Australians, who
have won the Davis Cup seven
of the last nine years and have
not been shut out OF a chal-
lenge round since 1887, were
extremely lucky not to go into
tomorrows doubles two matches
behind.
PalafOx Fights Back -
Young Palafox, highly nerv-
GUS and tense at the start, put
on a fighting comeback which
died on four blistering passing
shots by Fraser in the eighth
game of the fifth set. That was
the only service break in the
set and Fraser went on to hold
his own in the ninth game for
set and match.
Neither captain Immediately
announced his doubles COM
bination. However, it is likely
that Australia will use its VIM
bleton champions, Fraser and
Roy Emerson. Mexico likely will
go with GuStavo Palafox, elder
Iof the two brothers, and Pan
cho Contreras.
DOuble-Fault Hurts
After winning the first two
sets and taking a 40 lead in
the third, Llamas was forced
to go all out to turn back the
late bid of the Australian. La
yer fought back to trail only
ga. Then Llamas held seIv-
ice after five deuces for a SD
lead in the ninth game.
The curly-haired Mexican
got to 400 on LAYERS service.
The 20-year-old Australian
made two beautiful shots to
cut the score to 4O-3O but then
double faulted on match point.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19
MINOR LEAGUES


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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19
FaVOites Gain
In Manor Golf

Defending champion Larry
Murphy and three 1TmH
tI1hsts led a parade ID 1ERUr-
ties into The second -tuun6 al
the club Championship RI
Manor Country Club gesluJaBF-
Murphy. who underwent AZ
emergency EppendHcTunT BhIl
Two weeks ago. Is u Ihe a1uEh~
est bracket and may 1R hE-I
put 10 defend MS L-Ia-
John Gru5h. wh0 VII kR
Nurphy's Oqp1nHnJ sInHlInf
tins week George Tha--lEn
and jim Whitaker were dhR
other former ChEnm1ls VIM
Won. Buddy ShE--kEy. rnsdALH
with q 90, also RtxRnBs5-
Larry Mu-1hv uaias1Hd 8ub Miller
a1r ] john G-uub uEfHEL1Hu m
j G Reilly IT, . ENC Bill lddFtg--
-E1- g.. ue1ea1eC HANK F'--EE- & Eur
. d Z = FH--eL uftEEEaC NT-nItgr
MHlue-S, II 5ub NCFe--sHr .tifffHE 7Ht
Rudy EagEmEn EnE 3 -E Et--EZIif.
Cr--ley deferred S-L GEviu-E. > KIN
4 George Thu-uEun uHfHE1Er = "
S-Buen. . EnC E4HuEB ia
-sEuer Dave LsAf-y. 3 Enr =
sudcy shE-ksy usiaEzsr 1irv-s
FuCcs ! EuC g. Larry EzlL riffitlE-7fsr
Ms--el ShIpley ant JRrE Easl-z
1E+Ha-sG i'm ECu-t- . BuC "
IRWIN uEfsazsc Prank Durham j III
n 70 holes Bill S-uur~lEE rlfff,E-rsst
Free EEnlun : EuG q. Tuuu-y lEuut
defeated Wan HunE--sun, . III LIN
WhIraks- nsfHE-Rd aGEuuEs AlE-'-rr, 3
and =. ana SRl OMAN TfsfHEEsr E5iI
Roberts, > Eur
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19
Bartzen Beats
Sega| TO Enter
Tennis Finals

CHICAGO, July 10 (AP).-
Defending Champion Bernard
CTut) Bartzen had to go 2.
games in the first set but de-
feated South African Abe Segal
12-10, 6-3, 6-1, today II
move into the National Clay
Courts tennis tournament finals
Bartzen, seeded third behind
Alex Olmedo and Barry Mac
Kay, will meet f1fth-seedec
Whitney Reed of Alameda
Calf, for the championship
tomorrow.
Segal, who defeated Olmedc
in a match in which the Peru
Wan was accused of not trying
twice had opportunities to wiz
the first set on set points but
blew both with smashes out OF
bounds.
Six Aces by Segal
Bartzen, 31-year-old veteran
from Dallas, played his usual
calm and logged game. Despite
six aces by Segal in the first
Set, the Texan managed to
hang on and break Segal S
service in the 2lst game and
win the set when another Segal
drive went out.
Bartzen took a So advantage
in the second set and won by
breaking Segal's service. The
third set turned out to be nc
contest with Segal winning
only the fifth game by break
ing Bartzen's service.
In women's semiflnals, San
dra Reynolds of South Africa
defeated Gwyn Thomas OF
Shaker heights, Ohio, 60, ST.
Ga. Miss Reynolds will meet
Sally Moore of Bakersfield
Calf, tomorrow in the finals.
OlmedO'S Fate Weighed
Meanwhile. officials of ths
Clay Court Championships
Committee of the United States
Lawn Tennis Association. will
meet tomorrow to make g
recommendation on what &C
ton should be taken against
Olmedo for his poor perform
ence in the quarter-flnals.
The committee could recon-
mend a reprimand or Suspen-
sion. Its findings probably Will
be submitted for a decision by
the USLTA at its September
meeting at Forest Hills.
-sFew experts believed the
group would go as far as rec
omInending a suspension al
though there is feeling for such
stern action by some officials
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19
SENSATION ON WALNUT STREET
j: Zebro-StriPed Couts
=: Worn by Americans

2D-year-old sand, Il can't THINK
of any event ] CRn hFB1 him
in" Him" is the worlds rFg-
ord holder, RussIRs Vastly
KuznetsOU.
The pre- meet G&1FTm1nlFs
were quite impressive, TINE TWO
teams, With then mBruCrIRl COL
ors in the front, pRraSHd 8Gnuss
the field of a dHRSHn1np aP-
plause from the bip crUw@. e. e.
| Tremendous cheers alsD fol
lowed the speHctlnRktnIR eTgn
when the speeches were given
in Russian.
The Russian aIhlttFs. f1rf-
looking young MEN Rud wunnE
who appear typirRIly AmHWam-
collegiate, can't gen used GID TINS
count1y's 'UpsIde- dyWn-way
of eating. In Russia, breakfast
is the big meal and Ihf eve
ming meal is the light cmH.
Many American ptysICIErs I'D
cidentaIly. have bHHn insisting
all along thai ttIB1 ls tine ErupFr
schedule ON the ThHDry dita1 Won
fill the gas tank IN W1Er Gar at
the start OF tine MID mt al
the end OF II.
There are Those ditIB1 fssl
that Al OeITu:, EE-KRlsa.s UNI
Versity discus star, wUil@ se
tremendous in 1aR GiHiaahIQn
Oerter has moved ms S-11Ct
240-p0und mRss Of HuuEiss
across 100 yards I'M I'D EaruTl1f
Tat. But dEsp1lR aihC# VIM
have tried 10 talk him Et1D Il
Oerter says me wIUlId u81itRE
concentrate ON Ihf G1IEI-S-
BILL FUCHS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19

Meanwhile. So1h ami TnJRZ
were having than uUualss
Soth. a 5-to0t-B 1phrWelrhr.
ran in second place 6Gr aAGiGr
) miles and then ne Ind hRo n
Earns Rig ORR1im
He WAS punctIy. HE finally
stopped ON a CURVE, staggered
backward, then forward and
fell. He rose. staggered forward
and tel REaIn. 8P wRs htilgFG
OF the field. amidst 3 1tIEEn1tr-
Gus ovation.
Truck. meanwhile had eIts1
Tapped. but many. fEgn m lite
press box, didn't know n. He
appeared TO gain ON PE8ruR-
XIV. who was ueB1lg, ami
passed him IN IhR s1rFi1I1h, 1Gr
the Russian nanRnBd I'D finnish
Then the officials u'LlHd utH1
Truck had 10 10 8-UU-G
again alone. He did so, nluth 10
the JOY OF the fans wh0 were
convinced that 10 finish Una
event Was an BCUanQEst-tE1
in itself.
The crowd PI'uRnBa ami n
guments began rs sam RS n
was announced THAI Py81usRkNl
was second and T1uEK dihlr@
But the officials sIuu6 Ea1 II
ruling that Truck hB5 nHt-
Tapped and. IheIB5TE,, his Clos
ing burst was MEANINGLESS.
Coaches Disagree
But that's moi 1he wBv sGra
track people saw II. Chm WEI
mere veteran Penn STa1R TlaGs
coach and his ASSISTANT, NErm
Gordon, disagreed.
They sand the WINNER, Dies
yatchiCkOV, Tan an EKu8 1HQ;
the second Russian TIM c,1r-
rect number OF laps TruEx r8n
an extra lap, Truck WIS SET
ond and THE Russian ditlr@
Gordon said THE winning Urna
should have been 3D16. @Er-
ner agreed.
| Gordon sand mo mR sTer
heard OF a Russian uIu-1I
10000 meters IN sutih slow
time as 81 :4D16. Ma1thtr gould
explain the Tuning OF Tine r8Gs.
but both were pdnTInCE5 tina
finish Was wrong"
The Russian W1rnHn. as az
I peCted, had q field Gay. They
won four Of five FEgnrS, #Iu-g
American 1srulJas I'M TWO of
these for a commanding 94-1d
lead. If They did 8s 1itR NIgE-
COW press did last ygRr., dtR
Soviets could claim AN gWeraI
advantage of Blu.
The only victory scored EE