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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-19
Mike Schmidt Feted
On 4th Birthday

Mike Schmidt was honored at an
outdoor party on his fourth birthday
by his mother, Mrs. Al Schmidt.
The party was given on June g.
Those present were joey Spill
man, Joyce Stanley, Judy, Doug
and Tyree Allen. Bert Page. Wayne
Covington, Sally and Elizabeth Glib
son. Diane Allen, Debby Huskey
Danny Wilkcrson. and Brenda and
Karen Sue Schmidt.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-19
Legion Auxiliary
Officers Will Be
Installed Tuesday

The Jack Garland unit of the
American Legion Auxiliary will
meet at 8 pm. Tuesday with Mrs.
S. w. Putney- Jr
Mrs. Ivy Holland, of Appomat-
tox, Department Of Virginia vice
president for the Second and Fourth
districts, will install new officers.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-19
Wilcks Announce
Birth Of Daughter,
Mary Catherine

Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Wick. Jr.
announce the birth of a daughter
Mary Catherine. Tuesday, June
at Southside Community Hospital
Grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs
j. H Wick, Of Farmville, and Mrs
A. p Johnston, of Cumberland
County.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-19
Miss Anne Ewers
Feted At Shower

Miss Anne EwerS was honored
at miscellaneous shower Friday
evening at Mrs. Otto Overton S
home
Given by Mrs. B. w. Scruggs and
Mrs. Overton, the occasion was in
honor of Miss EWers on her COM
ing marriage to Quinton Overton at
the Farmville Baptist Church, June
%.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-19


Melton, sister Of the groom, of Gin
ton, Miss, Miss Elizabeth Strider
Dunkman, of Rochester. N. Y. and
Mrs Richard c. Lewis, of Rock
Hill, s. c., cousins of the bride
Mr.. Melton had his brother. Will
liam Edward Melton, of Clinton,
as best man. Ushers were James
Renwick Kennedy, Jr., and David
Carlisle Kennedy, brothers of the
bride and the Rev. George NJ. APP
person, Jr., Of Onancock.
A reception was held in the brides
home.
After a wedding trip through the
mountains Of Virginia, Mr.. an d
Mrs. Melton will sail from Mon
treal for Europe.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-19
Miss GRAHAM Cited
For Work In Biology

Miss jeanne GRAHAM, daughter
OF DR.. and Mrs. John G. GRAHAM,
Of Farmville, was recently awarded
$50 and cited for outstanding work
in biology at Randolph Macon
Woman's College in Lynchburg.
Miss GRAHAM. a junior at the
college is Deans list student and
a member of Kappa Delta sorority
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-19

Mrs. Robert Thalman entertained
her bridge club Wednesday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Claude Milan were
Tuesday overnight guests of his
brother, Winston Milan, and family
In Lynchburg.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-19

Mrs. w. S. Morton has been the
guest of her son, Winston Morton,
and Mrs. Morton in Richmond.
Miss Mary Clare Womack is visit
ing Mrs. Richard segley in Bethle-
hem. Pa
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-19

W. L. Judd and Prince E. Thomas
were delegates from the Farmvillc
American Legion Post 80 to the
annual m ting of the Fourth
Legion District at Kenbridge last
Sunday.
The Arizona post., 1959-05-15

of the K e r e n Group OF
Hadassah and Mrs. Abra-
ham Fried as president of the
Midbar Group.
Mrs. Edmund Schulman,
first president of the Tucson
chapter of Hadassah, will be
the installing officer. Reser-
vations may be made by call
ing Mrs. Otis Miller or Mrs.
Stanley Tanz.
Other officers elected to
serve with Mrs. Cohen at the
head of the Tucson chapter
are Mines. Leon Bitter, Je-
rome Amster, Joseph Kinds
and Alex Weiss, vice-presi-
dents; Mrs. Otis Miller, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. Jack
Starr, corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. Arthur Rauh, fl
nancial secretary; Mrs. Philip
Levin. treasurer; Mrs. Muir
ry Shift, parliamentarian.
Named to serve with Mrs.
Levin at the head of the
Keren Group are Mines. Da-
vid Kramer, George Fenster,
A. Sam Bloom and Michael
Bern field, vice-presidents;
Mrs. Richard Nobel, record
ing secretary; Mrs. Sam Rich,
corresponding secreta airy;
Mrs. Sam Tobias, financial
seer tary; Mrs. Herman
Goldstein, treasurer; Mrs
William Walker, parliamen-
tartan; Mrs. Philip Besser-
man, chaplain and delegates
to Council, Mines. Sema
Click, Nathan Schneck and
Harry Gorodess.
Other officers to be in
stalled with Mrs. Fried at the
head of the Midbar Group are
Mines. AL Bosnos, Jord a n
Fassler, Ilya Livney and
Norman Shapiro, vice presi-
dents; Mrs. Martin Berman,
recording secretary; M r =.
Irving Berger, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Richard
Goetz, financial secretary;
Mrs. Nathan Bowen, treasur-
er; Mrs. Philip Levin, par
liamentarian; Mrs. Stanley
Salonic, chaplain and dele
gates to Council, Mines. Rob
ert Cults and Alvin Feuer.
The Arizona post., 1959-05-15
Fireside Club
Plans Theuter


A theater arts program
featuring drama, opera and
dance will be presented by
the Fireside Club May "a
at $50 pm. at the Center.
Frances S m t h Cohen,
director of Kadimah Dane
ers, will present "The Devil
and Daniel Webster" ." "The
Telephone" an experiment
tai operate piece by Men
otti will be directed by Mrs.
Jerry DulgOV.
The Center R e a d e r S
Group under the direction
of Jack Frakes and Sandy
Rosenthal, will offer Saro-
vans my Hearts In The
Highlands
The program is open to
the community wi t n o u t
charge.
The Arizona post., 1959-05-15

organization went to Sigma
Delta Tau sorority; the Har-
old Bear plaque for the out
standing independent student
to Ken Bernstein and the
Hillel plaque for outstanding
achievement to Joel Bottled.
Erv Gross presented the
University of Arizona intra-
mural softball trophy to the
TIillel Foundation.
Abe Winick was elected
president of Hillel for the
next term. Others ele C t e q
were Herb Meschel, Vice-pres-
ident: Lew Wolfson, treasur-
er: Marcelle Schneider, re-
cording secretary; Anne
Cranston, corresponding sec
retary; Lew Aaronson, SEN
ior member -at-large and Ma
onni Finder, junior-member-
at-larpe.
The Arizona post., 1959-05-15
Bur MifzVuhS

llllllllilli
Jeffrey Pfeffer, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Newton Pfeffer,
will be Bar Mitzvah May %
at Temple Emanuel.
Jeffrey is a seventh grade
student at Alice Vail Junior
High. He is a stamp collec-
tor, plays the piano and is
a member of the chess club
at school.
.
Peter Holpert, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Merrill Holpert, will
be Bar MitZvah May % at
Temple Emanuel.
Peter is a seventh grade
student at Alice Vail Junior
High. He is a member of the
school band and chess club
and enjoys swimming and
basketball. Peter attended the
summer science course at the
University of Arizona last
year.
The Arizona post., 1959-05-15

support and guidance of the
chapter. Her husband, the
late George Herrick, a non
Jew like Mrs. Herrick, was
an hon orary member OF
Hillel.
Certificates of honor for
outstanding work also went
to Jeanne AbromOvitz, Linda
BeIfeld, Aaron Ezrailson,
Brenda Fried, Ros lin q
Gould, Harry Morrison, Stan
Neuman, Marcelle Schneider,
Al Sherman, Mel Sternberg,
Herb Meshel, Robert Posner
and Abe Winick.
Hillel Honor Keys were
awarded to Joel BOtfeld and
Bob LuckaS. Purim Carnival
awards went to Sigma Delta
Tau Sorority for best booth.
The Isadore Weiner Trophy
for the outstanding Greek
The Arizona post., 1959-05-15
JoIson AZA

Al Jo1son AZA was named
one of the three best chap
ters in the region at the
Mountain States Conclave.
Richard Kaufman, chapter
vice-prestdent, was named an
alternate delegate from the
district to the district conven-
ton to be held in California.
Elections will be held May
II at the Center and install
lation of officers May % at
Cong. Anshei Israel. Parents
are invited to attend the IN
stallati0r1.
The Arizona post., 1959-05-15
Births

aNIIITTMns Observation-Disclosures
To Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Ets
Hokin a son, Joel Mathew,
6 lbs. 13 OF. on April 29.
Grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Sol Ets Hokin of Los
Angeles and Mr.. and Mrs.
David Schuham of Coral Ga
bles, Fla.
..a o .
To Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Fish
er a daughter, Karen Ann,
7 lbs. 2 OF. on April 80.
Grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Glickman of
Tucson and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Fisher of Miami Beach,
Fla.
The Arizona post., 1959-05-15
Benefit Dance
Slated BY
Temple Club

A benefit dance will be
staged May II at $50 pm.
by the Mems Club of Temple
Emanuel.
The dance will be held in
the Solot Patio at the Tenn
pie, weather permitting, or
in the auditorium.
Dancing will be to the mus
ic of Sid Appleman and his
orchestra. Admission is $3.50
per couple including set-ups,
snacks and prizes.
Profits from the dance will
be used toward the purchase
of a Braille-Writer for the
Temple. The machine will be
used by a licensed Braille
typist to transcribe books for
the blind.
Morton SOlOt is general
chairman for the dance. 9th
er committee heads are Vic
tor Hahn, refreshments; Irv-
ing Kaplan, decorations;
George Greenberg, tickets
and Nestor Roos, publicity.
The Temple Mems Club IS
hoping to purchase several
of the Braille-Writers to aid
in helping the blind.
The Arizona post., 1959-05-15
Israeli Subs
Are Reudied

LONDON, (JTA)-IsraePs
first two submarines, ac-
uuired from the Royal Navy
last year, are undergoing
overhaul and repairs at the
Portsmouth submarine base.
The two vessels, renamed the
Tanin and Rachev, will not
be ready to return to Israeli
waters until summer.
The Arizona post., 1959-05-15
Huduss0h InstulIs
New Officers May II

Mrs Louis Cohen, active for many years in COM
munity affairs, will be installed president of the
Tucson chapter of Hadassah May Il at noon at
luncheon to be held at the Center
Mrs William Levin will be installed as president
The Arizona post., 1959-05-15
Mrs. Herrick Is Honored
Bv HiIIeI Foundation

Mrs Emma Herrick, a longtime supporter OF the
University of Arizona Hlel Foundation, was present
ed with special FIille Honor Key recently.
Mrs Herrck former University of Arizona
Doon of Women received the award for her extended
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WIN, LOSE OR
DRAW !, FRANCE, ,r4uu
Killebrew Good for League

THE ORIGINAL IDEA had been to track down a
distinguished visitor to our town, Theodore Samuel
Williams, at his lair at the Stater.
Mr. Williams room does not answer" the switchboard
operator said This scarcely Ted hasn't answered
a telephone call personally in years.
IF he did," Tom Dowd said @he'd be swamped When
Ted checks into hotel room the phone is mortal enemy
For that matter you could take to his and
he won't open it."
Dowd is the travelling secretary of the Red Sox glib
man who also is wellknown football official Chances
you've booed him at Grith Stadium while watching the
Redskins. AS stand-n for Williams could do
than talk to Thomas
"A FEW YEARS AGO the Lions played in the Chicago
ASar game" Tom PARALLEL 81 said to myself, These
guys old pros and it's too early for them to get on
their game The A-Stars will take them At the same time
think the Lions will wind up the best team in pro
football
Well the Lions lost and they were the best team in
football four months later mention this because feel
the same way about Williams Right now, looking at his
batting average, people probably wonder If he's all
washed up ~
am just as that he isn't as was sure the Lions
would get licked by the A-Stars and back. 1t just
takes Ted little longer to get started nowadays He feels
good which the important thing, and incidentally, he
is admirer of washingtons strong boy, Harmon
Killebrew"
1t is characteristic of Williams that he take special
interest in any up-and-coming hitter or pitcher for
that matter The glove artists don't send him too much
Pitchers and hters for Theodore breed to hate
and the other to study and dssect to if there's any
thing he can borrow from another or if he can help
$50
I'VE WERE TALKING on the train ride here" Dowd
said, land Ted spoke almost with a sigh of envy of
Kebrew and his youth and muscles Personally think
his development is of the best boosts for the American
League in long time.
You'd be surprised going from city to city in our
league how the fans talking of the Senators and Of
Killebrew. We haven't heard talk like that in years
ION the day that Killebrew doesn't do it. somebody
else does for the Washington club He and Cao Pascua
who pitched that twohtter and shutout the Orioles
combined the other night. Pascuals pitcher with
much stuff anybody in either major league More,
I'd say"
Dowd has company when he speaks gowingly Of
Pascual STUFF pitcher AL Lopez of the White Sox
calls Camios 1.-The best in the American League
and he throws at different speeds. What's more, he's
got the fast ball to go with it."
WHY, THEN, ISN'T PAsCUAL a 2O-game winner?
The book says that Camille youngod veteran is just
another pitcher He's more than eight games
in and is A for this campaign although in all
See WIN, LOSE OR DRAW. Page AL
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Friend Finally Clicks
For First Win of Yeor

was backed by four double
plays and had to pitch out of
a final jam in the ninth. That's
when he retired Yves Covington,
who had one of the Braves
four singles, on an infield
grounder after a two-out walk
and a single by Hank Aaron,
The other two singles were
made by Pinch-hitter Mickey
Vernon and Billy Bruton.
Kravitz Comes Through
The Pirates, who scored in
only two of 81 innings during
the three-game series, won it
with three in the fifth against
joey Jay. (2-3), who had a
one-hitter until then. Singles
by Don Hoax and Dick Groat,
a one-out walk and an infield
out that was almost an inning
ending double play broke the
shutout. Then Danny Krayitz
wrapped it up with a two-run
single.
The Cubs, who fell behind,
Bel, in the first inning as the
Dodgers chased Starter Seth
Morehead, took a ga lead in
the seventh on Ernie Banks
three-run homer, his 18th. But
the Dodgers tied it in their
seventh on Junior Gillian s
double OF the left-field screen.
Then three walks. the last an
Intentional pass to Banks, set
up Walt Maryn's winning two
run single in the ninth against
Art Fowler, losing reliever.
Dave Hillman, who famed
II in 72s innings of relief, was
See NATIONAL, Page All
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get solid base hit on him, let
alone a rum"
The Yankees, for the second
time in a week, failed to score
of the 35-year-old highlander
who until last year. pitched ex-
clusively in relief. The SO Bal
timore triumph last night gave
Wilhelm q TO record, best in
the majors. Even more remark
able is his earned-run percent
age. He has allowed only nine
earned runs in u innings for
q 1.13 mark.
Last Friday Wilhelm BANKED
the Yankees on only one hit,
an eight-inning single by Jerry
See WILHELM. Page All
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29
By the discounted Press

The most baffiing losing
streak of the National League
season is over. Bob Friend, nor
mally the Pirates ace, owns his
first victory Of 1859.
Last year no pitcher in the
majors won more than the
husky highlander who became
Pittsburgh's biggest winner in
80 years with q 22-14 record,
Yet somehow he couldn't win
even one this year through 10
starts that left him an OF rec
ord.
Yesterday he made it, pitch
ing his first complete game and
hanging up the first Shutout OF
the year by the Pirates staff
with a four-hitter that beat
Milwaukee's leading Braves, 80.
THANK goodness that's over, .
said Friend, who actually had
lost eight in a row counting his
final decision of 1858. I've been
snake-bit for six weeks"
Pirates Move Up
BY salvaging the final game
of a series that opened with
Harvey Haddix' Misunderstanding
10 defeat Tuesday night, the
Pirates reclaimed third place,
Az games behind the Braves.
They also shaved Milwaukee's
lead to two games over the
San Francisco Giants, who
beat st. Louis. 5-4.
The Chicago Cubs battled
from behind and beat Los An
geles. Us, in the ninth, skid
ding the Dodgers to fourth.
Last-place Philadelphia spiked
Cincinnati's bid to quit the
second division by beating the
Reds, 4-3.
Friend. who said he actually
stopped pressing and began to
relax in Sundays game against
Cincinnati-he missed the de-
cision in that Pirate victory
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29
PROBABLE
PITCHERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston at Monbouquet-
te (1-0l VS.. Fischer (4-1l.
Detroit ct Chicago-Mossi t2-2l VS..
Moore 1-2l.
Baltimore at New York - johnson
t2-1 VS.. Ford f4-3)
Only games scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia at Milwaukee (night)--
Conley GID VS.. Wiley (2-lJ
st.. Louis at San. Francisco (night)
l5-1o VS.. Sanford (6-4l.
Chicago at Los Angeles (night)-
Drabowsky (2-4l VS.. McDevitt (3-3l.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati (night)--
Kline AID VS.. Lawrence (3-5l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29
BLANKS YANKS TWICE m WEEK
Amazing Wilhelm Change
Bottles Even Teammates

NEW YORK. May 20 tAP).-
Next to the Yankees tailspin,
the most amazing change in
the American League is being
staged by Pitcher Hoyt Will
helm of the Orioles.
Even Whitley Lockman, Hoyt's
teammate and fellow North
Carolinian who was with the
knuckleballer on the old New
York Giants. is amazed by VIII
helms turnabout.
"You just have to see him
pitch every day to believe it,"
Whitley said, land even then
you're not sure. The fellow has
been practically invincible this
year. Why it's been a feat to
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Results Yesterday
Pitts. 8: Milw.. 0.
8. r.. B: st. L., Z.
Chic. q: l.. A.. 5.
Phila. 4: Cine, 3.
Games Today
Phila At Mily. lnl.
st. L. at s. r. (nl,
Chic. at L. A tn).
Pitts. at Cine. (nl.
Games TOmorrow
Phila. ct Milw
Chic, at 8, F. -
st. L. OF L, A. (n)
Pitts, at Cine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29
WEEKEND SPORTS.
ON RADIO-TV
TELEVISION
FRIDAY
ROxinp

TELEVISION
FRIDAY
Boxing
Nino Valdes VS.. Alonzo john
son, WRC-4, 10 pm.
SATURDAY
Baseball
Orioles VS.. Red Sox, WIS
(Baltimore), 2 pm.
Bowling
Duckpin Juniors, WMAL-7,
I pm.
Bowl the Champ, WMAL-7,
IS pm.
Racing
Metropolitan Handicap, Bel
mont Park. WTOP-9, 4 pm.
SUNDAY
Baseball
Senators VS.. Yankees,
WTOP-9, 2 pm.
Orioles VS.. Red Sox, WJz--13
(Baltimore), 2 pm.
RADIO
FRIDAY
Baseball
Senators VS.. Red Sox, WTOP,
p pm.
Boxing
Nino Valdes VS.. Alonzo john
son, WRC, 10 pm.
SATURDAY
Baseball
Senators VS.. Yankees, WTOP,
! pm. g games).
TrOtting
The Monitor, Yonkers Race
way, WRC, 1905 pm.
SUNDAY
Baseball
Senators VS.. Yankees, WTOP,
u pm.
st. Louis VS.. Los Angeles,
WINK, S pm.
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Meanwhile the favored Hynd-
man was having unexpected
trouble with the younger re-
Taxed Magee after q l-up lead
at the funchtime break,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29
Early Return
Of Sievers 10
Bolster Griffs
BY BURTON HAWKINS
star star writer

Barring additional misfor-
tune, the Senators win be at
full strength within 10 days
for the first time this season.
With the realization that his
club could be in the thick Of
things with q bit Of patching,
President Cal Grifith Is seek
ing pitching and shortstop help
from the Red Sox and Tigers
Slugger Roy Sievers. out Of
the starting lineup for rs games.
has resumed batting practice
and expects to return early next
week. Catcher Clint Courtney, ,
sidelined with a broken leg and
mumps. is back in uniform for
working-out purposes and will
be eligible to play June Z.
Meanwhile. Grifiith is dicker-
ing with Detroit and Boston,
presumably trying to land Ted
Lepcio from the Tigers or Billy
Console from the Red Sox in an
effort to get more punch into
the lower portion of the SEN
ators' batting order.
Talks Continuing
Griffith also is in pursuit OF
pitching aid. He thought he
had a deal about to break with
the Red Sox before last nights
81 loss to Boston. but nothing
materialized. Talks will con-
tinue today with both clubs,
but what Cal is offering as bait
isn't known.
While Griffith currently is
chatting about acquiring Sec
ondary players who possibly
could capture a starting job, the
Senators are calculated to i'm
prove percepClbly with the re-
turn of Sievers.
Roy, the clubs home run
leader for the past five years.
reported no soreness after
swinging in practice last night,
but he has no plans to play
against the Red Sox tonight or
the Yankees in a double header
tomorrow or a single game
Sunday.
May Try Bill Veeck
II think I'll be ready early
next week." Roy said. II tried
to rush things too much last
time and hurt my arm again.
This time I'm going along slow
ly with the throwing and I
think about four more days will
be all I'll need"
Courtney, who has played in
only i've of the clubs 43 games.
See SENATORS, Page Ar
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Beman Gains British Finals
In Display Of Sub-Par Golf
Deone Defeats
Lost Briton by
5-und-4 Score

morning score over the same
stretch as the best nine holes
Of the tournament.
The Silver Spring golfer won
the 26th when Wolstenholme
three-putted the 9th with q
birdie three.
The card:
Par out ---------- 443 $40 634-S5
W Rsas ---- ~ Sss 44 $S-$$ss
Meanwhile the favored Hynd-
man was having unexpected
trouble with the younger re-
Taxed Magee after q l-up lead
at the hnchtime break,
Went . Up
Hyndman did drop a 4O-foot
putt on the 18th to 60 2 UP, but
proceeded to run into O streak
Of bad luckfl. He lost the goth
by driving into the rough and
the 2lst when he hooked his
tee shot and left his approach
short.
Magee. a real dark horse,
went UP on the 26th, and was
showing sparkling play around
the green's. chipping and put
ting expertly while Hyndman
began showing signs Of weari-
ness.
Hyndman had trouble with
his putting. He missed a short
putt at the oath and another
OF about 6 feet at the 25th. He
had to knock in a 7-footer to
save a half at the 9th.
The card:
1 ayneman out --v-- s5SS SEQ ss4a44-sg
In the morning rounds, Be-
man had started strongly by
taking the first 2 holes over
the 6-foot-5 Wolstenholme, last
Briton left in the tourney. Be-
man was even par IS for the
first morning nine, but ran into
trouble coming back.
Square at 18th
Wolstenholme got q hole back
at the 10th, sinking a 10-footer
for a birdie. and squared the
match at the 18th, sinking a
12-foot putt for a winning four.
Beman took three puts from
the edge.
Wolstenholme went l up at
the 18th where he holed a Z.
footer while Beman was bunk
cred. Beman pulled level again
at the 14th where Wolsten-
holmes drive landed on the
edge of q bunker.
The Maryland youngster had
to sink a difficult 7-foot putt
on the 18th to remain all
square.
Magee, a cigar-smoking ex-
trovert, unleashed a deadly
short game to press the older.
See BRITISH GOLF, Page A-19
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AMERICAN

Results Yesterday
Bost.. 8: WASH. 1.
K. c.. z: Cleye., 2.
Bait, s: N. Y, O.
bet. at Chic. post
poned, rain.
Games Today
Bost. at Wash. 2
pm.
Det. at Chic.
Bait. at N. Y.
Only games sched-
uied.
Games Tomorrow
N. Y. at Wash t2l,
j pm.
K. C. at Cleve. (2).
Det. at Chic, t2l.
Bait. at Bost. t2l.