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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-11

vantage IN the third period. but
they dominated the final period with
. aO-3 advantage.
Holmes. elongated Academy cent
ter. posted the games high With
q points. followed by GilInef with
Is
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-11

Greens, lile s3. Pr Edw. Aa. AZ
Pr .EdN Ac s.. Buckingham )
Buckingham Sc. Ran-Hcnry 40
Bluostone IN Kenbsidge 29
Victoria Nj. Brunswick 81
Victoria ~. Ran-Henry ~
Amelia IS Blackstone IS
Buckingham 80 Crewe 80
Brunswick 81. Bluestone "a
Greeasville 45, Blackstone .
81 Jcseph's a4 Pafk View ~
Games Friday
FIJI Edw Ac at Kenbridge
Blackstone at Buckingham
Amelia at BIUestone
Tuesday
RI Edw. Ac. at Blackstone
Buckingham at Amelia
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-11

for q 55~51 WIN over the Euccaneer5,
defending District 8 champions and
G3-36 winners over Crewe Friday.
With Alex Holmes and Bobby Gil
neI hitting. the Academy squad
built up 1920 lead By halftine
TIE Buccaneers had slim lilo ad-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-11
H-SC Banqueteers Get Facts On Way
TO Become Above Average Athlete
ry ZEN EONIF )

10 get 4
complete Hanpder Sydney
quet Wednesday evening The answered the
question Coach Carl Wise from the University
The Spider offered personal
1t takes to put athlete the above
coaching school
ball college behind and assured him
the future the speakers
stands easily
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-11

Other Prince Edward scorers
we're Carter and Atkins S. Fore 3.
and Wilson 2
Buckingham scorers Baber ii.
sWartz. Nooten. snluna Ger a i
Thomas :. HJidgins ). JanaeEson 4
and Davis 2
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-11

Maroons usually put the seasoning
they get on their annual northWard
trek to good use against Virginia
loop foes
Everybody Tough
Bridgewater bumped VMI. q foe
Coach Milam's H-SC Tigers were
to meet Thursday night, 70-68 They
followed that by whipping Randolph
Macon. defending Little Eight
champs 63-5l. this week
The Norfolk Divisions 81 -8s con
quest OF Lynchburg this week show
ed Anthony Up To hi4 usual form.
The versatile Leo dumped III 81
points. but had to pull all the STOPS
to edge Lynchburgs Tom Barile
who neet,ed 30
Big H-sC Win
Harnpden- sydney's 83-77 conquest
Of Baltimore, defending Mason
Dixon champion. Was 4 rousing
home court achievement Saturday
aight Leon HaHker, the Tigers
back court ace. and Baltimore :
sharp-shooter, Jack Bvchick, waged
hot duel. It was a 30-alI staHdoff
in point total, but Hawker's nifty
ball-handling against the Bee late
game press saved the via for the
now formidable Tigers
Coach Milan credited WINS big
Jeff Cohen. ST. 220-pounder With
The weardoVn that finally whipped
H-sC against the Braves at VIII
liamsburg. The TIGERS led 4g-45 at
intermission and stayed as close as
$3.50 with - minutes remaining.
Cohen's rebomadina in defens-
i've switch attar inv half tuned
the taa He collected 50 points,
willie Hawker had 28 for the Tigars.
Gil sayfSS, Tiger center plsved aae
Ct bis top games. 70 add % points
for HSC and was rehound stand
Gtit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-09
Arkansas
punch

Recipes from ''TerritOry days. make
delicious tea time treats
LITTLE Rock, ARK.
ARKANSAS, too, has her Williamsburg, a little
"A Williamsburg, the Territorial Capitol - con-
sidered one of the most original and authentic OF
reservations. All is true to the period - from hand
made bricks, to the hand-hewn logs, to the etched
glass candle lamps, to the delicate Rolled Tea Waters
which are served on official occasions.
This is surprising place to discover at Third and
Evening star., 1959-11-28
EIectronic Device
Can See in Dark,
Army Reports

FORT DEvENs, Mass. Nov.
% (AP).-The Army yesterday
reported successful testing this
week Of equipment that can
see in the dark.
In the demonstration the
Army parked a three-quarter-
ton CT truck on the range
area of this post about 900
yards from the electronic
equipment.
The Army reported that al
though total darkness pre-
vailed. the equipment was able
to "see" the truck, as we'll as
other terrain features.
The instrument is described
as using highly sensitive elec-
tronic vision equipment, some
what similar to television
transmitting and receiving
equipment.
Evening star., 1959-11-28
Hopeful Quits in Row

RIO DE JANEIRo, Brazil,
Nov. % (AP).-Janio QuadroS,
former Governor of Sac Paulo
State, has announced his
withdrawal from Brazil's pres
idential race. He still is con-
sidered a good bet to win the
election next October.
Mr.. Quadros quit Wednes-
day night in a feud with lead
ers of the National Democratic
Union over selection of a vice
presidential candidate. He
dropped out of sight yesterday
and was believed to have gone
to a tropical island of Sac
Paulo to let the party chiefs
think it over.
The crux Of the dispute was
Mr.. Quadros' refusal to accept
the Democratic Unions Lean
dro maciel as his sole running
mate. He said the Christian
Democrats Fernando Ferrari
should have the right to ru
Evening star., 1959-11-28
Atlanta Denied
lnteqrution Delay

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. % (AP) .
"A Federal court has turned
down Atlanta's request for more
time to submit a plan to deseg-
regate its public schools.
Judge Frank A. Hooper Of
United States District Court
issued an injunction in July
against the Atlanta Board of
Education banning racial dis
elimination in the city's schools.
He gave the board until De-
cember l to submit a plan for
integration. The plan, Judge
Hooper said, could be made
contingent upon action by the
Georgia Legislature to legalize
the plan.
The boards attorneys said
yesterday that additional time
was needed because "the ques-
tions involved are questions Of
public Importance and the
rights and interests of a great
many people other than the
plaintiffs will be affected by
Evening star., 1959-11-28
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

400, WTOP - Metropolitan
Opera. Continuation of YER
dis Aida"
$500, WASH-FM (97.1 Mc.)-
Jazz Goes Hi Fl. THE Leg
endary Carnegie Hall Con-
certs of 1938-39" will be
featured.
7:O5, WWDC Report to the
People. Robert E. Nc
Laughlin, president Of the
D. C. Board of Commission
ers, is interviewed by Alfred
E. Lewis of the Washington
Post and Times Herald and
William MacDougall of The
Star.
1920, WWDC-SSh holastic
Sports. Area high school
students discuss interhigh
sports news and current
football contests.
1885, WWDC-Stev Allison
Show. ]. Dallas Shirley,
principal of Gordon Jr. High
School, takes over for va
cationlng Allison.
Evening star., 1959-11-28
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS
700, WMAL (O-Sea Hun

1900, WMAL (0-Sea Hunt
Mike Nelson helps fight q
fire which threatens to de-
stroy an entire city. Lloyd
Bridges.
1880, WRC (4)-B onanza,
Starring Lorne Greene, Per-
nell Roberts, Michael Lam
don.
1880, WTOP (9) Perry
Mason. THE Case of the
One-Eyed Witness" Mason
agrees to deliver a large
sum of money in exchange
for information. Raymond
Burr, Louis Van Rooten,
Angie Dickinson. (RepeatO
$3.50, WRC (4)-Man and the
Challenge. "The Breaking
Point" A volunteer agrees
to undergo torture to see
how much a human being
can take before the break
ing point. George Nader,
Alfred Ryder.
900, WTOP (9)-Mr. Lucky.
Lucky tries to fake q rob-
berry to help an ex-convict
friend. John Vivyan.
$3.50, WRC (D-Five Fingers
Final Dream" David
Hedison, Luciano Baluzzi.
lO:SO, WTTG (5)-Playhouse
Five. "If You Knew Susie. 4"
Eddie Cantor, Joan Davis.
Q948)
1O:30, WTOP (9)-Ten-Thirty
Theater. Hold Back the
Dawn" A refugee marries
an American schoolteacher
to gain admittance to the
United States. Charles
Boyer, Olivia deHavilland.
1941.)
11:OO, WMAL (7)-Saturday
Night Movie. "Sleepers
West" Detective Michael
Shayne tries to bring a key
witness for a murder trial
from Denver to San Fran
cisco. Lloyd Nolan, Lynn
Bari.
1918, WRC (4-Feature Fes-
tival. Kill or Be Killed. >
An American engineer ir
South America is framed
for murder. Lawrence Tier
ney. Q950
l am, WTOP (9) - Shock
THE Invisible Mans Re.
venge." Jon Hall, Johr
Carradine. Q944)
Evening star., 1959-11-28

fused to resign. I didn't feel
I had done anything wrong"
WXYZ refused comment
concerning Mr.. Shorr, who had
been with the station for two
years.
Mr.. Shorr said he told sta
ton officials last week his only
outside interest in the music
field was as part-owner of Aus
sic Records, Inc, "It's payola
in reverse" Mr.. Shorr said.
I'VE pay record companies for
the Australian rights of their
records"
Mr.. Shorr said he offered to
get rid of his holdings in the
record firm, but that WXYZ
turned a deaf ear.
Evening star., 1959-11-28
TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

sos, WGMS-AM-FM $50 Kc.
and 1875 Mc.)-The Festi-
val of Music. Prague Spring
Festival 1859. Works by
Forester, Beethoven, and
Schubert. BY delayed broad
cast from Prague, Czecho-
Slovakia.
$3.50, WASH-FM (97.1 Mc.)-
Major MasterworkS. SYM
phony No. 9 in D minor by
Beethoven.
800, WMAL-FM (1O7.3 Me-
-Hi-Fi Showcase. Cauca-
sian Sketches, Op. 10. by
Ippolitov-Ivanov.
1000, WMAL-FM (1O7.3 Me-
-Nocturne. Carmen Opera
for Orchestra, by Bizet.
Hoo, WASH-FM (97.1 Mc.)-
Symphonic Highlig h t S
Overture to the School for
Scandal by Barber.
1905, WGMS-AM-FM $50 Kc
and 1O3.5 Mc.)-Nocturne
Excerpts from the Swan
Lake Ballet by Tchaikovsky
Evening star., 1959-11-28
Baltimore Family
FeIIed by Fumes

BALTIMORE, Nov. % (AP).
"A Baltimore couple, their
three children, a grandson and
a stepdaughter we're overcome
by carbon monoxide gas from
a faulty water heater yesterday.
Three ambulances took them
to Johns Hopkins Hospital
where oxygen was administered.
All seven were reported in good
condition.
Police were told the first
ambulance was sent to the
home when Thomas Stravino,
Al, called to say one of his
children was ill.
When the ambulance drivers
arrived, they found the whols
family overcome and called two
more vehicles.
Evening star., 1959-11-28

over release OF two f1iers who
tried vainly to drop anti-gov-
ernment pamphlets on Vene-
zuela last week.
Mr.. Burelli Rivas did not
make clear who, if anybody,
would be left in charge of the
Venezuelan Embassy in The
Hague. Recall of an ambas-
sador does not automatically
mean breaking of diplomatic
relations.
The leafiet raid fizzled.
The pilots were Manuel
Rojas Diaz and Cesar Ricardo
Camacho. Short Of fuel, they
landed their two-engine plane
on the Dutch island Of Aruba,
an oil processing center of the
Venezuelan coast, after scat
tering pamphlets over the
neighboring Dutch island of
Curacao under the impression
they had reached the mainland.
The fliers told the Dutch
they were Cubans from Miami,
Fla, and picked up the PAM
phlets in the Dominican Pc
public. A Dutch court fined
them $475 for landing without
permission, dropping PAM
phletS and bearing firearms.
Evening star., 1959-11-28

jockeys to plug his records four
years ago. He said he had not
made any payoffs in New York.
The singer first had asked
for police protection, saying he
received some threatening
phone calls. When he appeared
for questioning, Mr.. Anthony
said he had changed his mind
and didn't want a guard.
Also questioned yesterday
was Scott Mum, a disc jockey
for Radio Station WMCA and
first vice president of the Disc
Jockey Association, Inc, which
claims 200 members.
Program Boss SubpOenaed
On leaving Mr.. Hogan's
Office, Mr.. Mum told newsmen
he never had taken payments
to plug records over WMCA.
I'm New York I've never been
offered money" Mr.. Mupi said.
He added however, that he
had been approached "in a
general way" out of town. He
did not elaborate.
Mr.. Hogan's Office, mean
while, announced that Jack
Lynn. program director for
WNEW-TV. had been subpoe-
naed to produce next Monday
the books of Disc Spinner Alan
Freed.
The district attorneys office
said Mr.. Lynn himself was not
involved.
Mr.. Freed, dropped by the
American Broadcasting Co. as
well as WNEW, has been SUBJ
poenaed to appear Monday
before a Manhattan grand jury
probing payola-paymentS for
getting records plugged.
1--WE Done Nothing Wrong"
Mr.. Freed bowed out on
WNEW yesterday, having been
allowed to finish out the week
with his big Beat" TV pro-
gram. At the conclusion of
the show he told his fans in
the audience:
"I'll be back on the air soon.
I've done nothing wrong"
Mr.. Freed was fired last Sat-
urday by WABC Radio after he
refused to sign a statement
saying he had not taken payola.
He denied that he ever took
plug payments.
At a news conference yes
terday, Mr.. Freed repeated he
never took cash for record
plugging, but did say he re-
ceived checks for services as a
"consultant.' He added:
II would tell record COM
panies whether or not I thought
they should release a new
record"
Fourth Detroit Jockey Fired
In Detroit yesterday, a fourth
disc jockey in that city was
fired as a result of the payola
investigation.
Mickey Shorr, 33, Of Radio
Station WXYZ, saying he was
given a choice of resigning or
being fired, commented: IT re-
Evening star., 1959-11-28
FIN Stations

WRc-FM-s3s Ms.-s:3O an. 10 IAN.
WT0P FM--ss.3 Me.-24-hoR opsrstioa.
NAASH-FM-s1 I Me- s.m. TO t2.15 an,
MoRday-SHnday
VOL FM-ss.1 Me.-s:3O an. to midnight.
WFAN-FM.-1 1o00.3 Me- an to midnight
WWDc-FM- toI.l Me- an tp2sm
WeMS-FM-103.S Me.-e an 10 mIdnIght,
Saturday ! an to p.m.I SunGsy Q an,
to midnight.
WARl-FM-105l Me.-MoRdsy through SstuE
DAY. 1850 an to midnight
WeTS-FM-s1s 3 Me.-S to 10 p.m SgaGsy
through Thursday.
WBvA-FM- 1858 Me.-SUhaay 10 an 10
p.m.i Msnday-Saturdsy, . s.m to SPA
WMAL-FM-1o1.3 Me.-S an to t,A5 an.
WUsT-FM-10e.3 Mel en-. to mIanIghA
Weec-FM-ss.S Me- Pm to mlanIEhL
EsHo-FM-ss.S Ms.-S:S an. to $50 p.a.
Evening star., 1959-11-28
Swedish Plant Set

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, Nov.
% (AP).-A group of Swedish
industrialists today signed a
contract with Puerto Rico In
dustrial Development Corp. to
establish a 100000 manufac-
turing plant.
The group, headed by Per
Stahl of EskilStuna, Sweden,
will manufacture small tools,
silver-plated trays and other
household goods in the city of
Coamo, in the southern part of
the island. The plant will en-
ploy about $50.
Evening star., 1959-11-28
Confidence by ! Vote

COLOMBO, Ceylon, Nov. %
(AP).-Three members Of Par
lament left sickbeds yesterday
to save the government Of
Premier Wijayananda Dahana-
yake from defeat on q question
of confidence. The vote was
46-45.
Evening star., 1959-11-28
Other AM Stations
slNx-ieOe ke.-74-hsuI spsrstlsH

WlNx-ie0e ke.-24-hsuI speFatlSH
WPIE-13O Es.-DsyIlghi SaIy.
WARL-1Oo Ke.--0ayIight Oaly.
TeAY-10SO ke.-DsyIght oRIy.
NUSr-ft2o ke.--DsYIIght OaIy.
WFAx-1220 ke.-DayIight saly.
WW0c- 1850 ke.-74-hsuI operstiOa, exeept
Sunday midnight to ! an Msndsy
WEEl-13i0 ke.-2A-heHT speFatloa EXCEPT
Monday mldHight to Q an tuesday.
H00k-IS4 ke.-7GhouI operation Msaaay
Saturday; Sunday an to Midnight
WEAM- -t3so ke.-2a-hour speFstIon, exeept
Sunday mlanlght to s en- Monday.
WD0N-1S4o ke.-Dsyllght Snly.
WPec-1Ss0 ke.-Dsylight shly.
NPRW-1lso ke.-DaytimS saIy.
HeMS-S1e-ke.-s an. 10 midnlHht, Satur.
Gay a.R. 70 p.n., Sunday . s.m. Il
midnight
Evening star., 1959-11-28

too. The Christian Democrats
also are backing Mr.. Quadros.
In Sac Paulo, Christian
Democratic chiefs announced
they would not accept Mr..
Quadros' withdrawal. In Rio
de Janeiro, his supporters
started petitions asking him
to reconsider.
Evening star., 1959-11-28
LATIN AMERICAN NOTES
Venezuela Recalls
Netherlands Envoy

CARACAS Venezuela Nov. % (AP)-Venezuela calling
Ambassador Julio de la Rosa home from Netherlands
government ocial said last night bit Caribbean
has caused ripple across the Atlantic.
Miguel Bure Rivas director general Foreign Oce
reported dispute with the Dutch
Evening star., 1959-11-28
Singer Offers Proof
Of PoyoIo to jockeys.

NEW YORK, Nov. % (AP).-Don Anthony singer and
record manufacturer he District Attorney Frank
Hogan Cancelled checks evidence he distributed payoa
to disc Jockeys
Mr.. Anthony 81 questioned yesterday at Mr.. Hogans
ONCE said later he paid about 5000 to outoftown disc
Evening star., 1959-11-28

An-Star GOf-Nothing exciting, but fairly close game
throughout between Arnold Palmer Paul Harney at
the Desert Inn Country Club in Las Vegas Palmer
four brides Harvey scored three the winner shot
SO. pm, WMAL-7
Leave to Beaversuperb episode mother invites
his teacher Miss Landers to the house for dinner
The reactions of all concerned letter perfect adding
up to an extremely funny and human half hour $3.50
pm, WMAL-7.
Have Gun, viii Travel-Richard Boone competing with
tiger, some cats and monkey, still the star
OF this episode Story has Paladin helping Texan who
has the tiger curse Though the tale itself
evabe Boone makes it all quite enjoy
able Fans should also admit the animal sequences $50
pm, WTOP-9.
GunsmOkeAnother entertaining session Marshal Dillon
chaSes down two buns whove hurt girl father of
the gal fit to be tied and wants the in his
own hands, but Dillon beats him to it. Also few good
scenes with Deputy Chester, the Doc and Kitty 10 pm,
WTOP-9.
Evening star., 1959-11-28
TV KEY PREVIEWS

Tontohts top shotDs as prepeDed BY TV KEYS staff
Who attend reheGrSaS tOdtch screenings dndlyze
scripts IN NeD York. Hollywood and elsewhere Their
opinions are offered guide to area vietDers.
Evening star., 1959-11-28
Fourth Detroit Jockey Fired

In Detroit yesterday, a fourth
disc jockey in that city was
fired as a result of the payola
investigation.
Mickey Shorr, 33, Of Radio
Station WXYz, saying he was
given a choice Of resigning or
being fired, commented: II re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15

THE STARS ALIETROPOLTTAN BASKETBALL TEAM-Featurng
three Of the tae high school basketball players in the area the
five players High School, the No chooboy
basketball team The players Cleft to right Eddie Doran am
CARROLL John Thompson CARROLL Fred Hetzel
Gandon George etwh Staff Photo by Walter
Oates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15
ROGERS and Crane Win
WGGCC Golf Tourney

OReilly, unattached. won Sec
ond net with a best ball 81,
Curry, a 23-handicap player
birdied the par four seventh
hole, where he had two handi-
cap strokes for a net one.
DR.. j. G. Reilly, jr. of Manor,
didn't win a prize but he also
had a net one by making the
longest shot of the day. DR.
Reilly holed a full five iron on
the 378-ya-d 18th hole for an
eagle two, and he had a stroke
on the hole.
Featherstone and General
McCaul won third net with
a 62. Other net winners. In
order. were: Preston Caruthers
and Fred Tropp Of Belle Haven
SO; A. C. Brode and Donald
Edge Of Kenwood. SO; Mel
lO'Brien and John Gonella OF
Bethesda, Ga; James Murphy
and Turner T. Smith OF Chevy
Chase, IS: Carl Courtney anc
Richard Fighter Of Prince
Georges. IS. John Tribe anc
Bob Dorsey of Columbia were
matched out with a IS.
Russ Pelot Of Columbia wor
the closest-to-the- priz'
with shot 30 inches from thu
cup on the 18th, and Bill Holtel
won the longest drive. 249 yard
uphill on the 18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15
Pensacola
Golf Halted
ByWeuther

PENSACOLA. Fla. Mar. IA
(AP).-Strong winds and heavy
rains today forced postpone
ment Of the third round Of the
SIS. 900 Pensacola Open golf
tournament. The closing 36
holes win be played tomorrow,
weather permitting.
Paul Harvey, the long driver
from Worcester, Mass, holds
the halfway lead with 69-65-
1874, 10 under par.
This was the third straight
tournament Of the winter pro-
golf circuit to be hampered by
weather.
The touring pros we're forced
to complete the Baton Rouge
Open two weeks ago with 36
holes Of play on Sunday. The
final round Of the New Orleans
Open last week was delayed
until Monday because Of rain.
About one-third Of the field
had completed play when OH
cials halted competition.
Bill Collins of Baltimore,
winner Of the New Orleans
title, lost a fine round in to-
days washout.
/ Collins, an early starter.
toured the 6,500-yard Pensa-
cola Country Club course in 81,
five under par. and took the
early lead with a 54-hole total
of 214. He had barely made
the 36-hole cutoff yesterday
with lat. The cutoff was at
148.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15
-Four Invited
To Masters

AUGUSTA, Ca, Mar. IA
AP).-Four golfers Joined the
Invitation list for the Masters
tournament today, leaving the
held only two shy of compile
zion.
Z Latest bids went to Amateur
Don Cherry and three profess
eionals. George Bayer. Ernie
yossler and Wesley Ellis, jr.
Cherry was selected for the
second straight year by vote of
former National Amateur
champions; former National
Open winners voted Bayer in:
Vossler was elected by previ-
GUS winners of the Masters,
and Ellis qualified by winning
the 1858 Canadian Open.
1.-THE last two places will go
to professionals not otherwise
eligible who impress members
Of the Professional Golfers AS
ISOLATION with their play on
the winter tour. Their names
will be announced after the
Wilmington Open March 30.
The Masters begins April 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15

Richard Rogers OF the host
club and Joseph Crane, a for
mer Federal Golf Association
official. teamed perfectly and
used their handicap strokes in
opportune fashion to win
Washington Golf and Country
Clubs one day, mid winter
member-guest tournament yes
terday with a best ball Of so
The event proved to be mis-
named as the weather was
more spring than winter. And
the plan Of starting the Sc
teams on six different tees
worked perfectly.
Less than AZ hours elapsed
from the time the first team
teed of until the last players
finished. A breakfast preceded
the tourney.
The winners had a 70 best
ball going out and 80 COMING
back for a l0-under par total
Rogers is a l9-handicap player
and Crane Ia. On the thirc
hole. Crane Clipped in for &
net eagle. On The par fiv'
fourth, Rogers Clipped in fol
a net eagle.
/ John Mertz and Herman
Horton of Westbriar won low
gross with a 35-37-72. The.
won in a draw over c. M
Featherstone and Gen. Vern
McCaul Of Quantico.
| James Curry and Net
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15
Tickets on Sale
For Pro Tennis
At Maryland U.

Tickets have gone on sale
for the return Of Jack Kram-
er's professional tennis troupe
to this area, April I and 5 at
the University Of Maryland's
Cole Field House.
Tickets are available at the
AAA, l7l2 @ street, NV; Ber-
trans, 900 Fourteenth street.
NV: The Sportsman, 70l2
Wisconsin avenue; Silver
Spring Sport Shop. 1881
Georgia avenue. and at the
field house ticket window. Mail
orders are being accepted at
the University Of Maryland
Box 295.
Net proceeds win 60 to the
scholarship fund Of the Uni
versity Of Maryland M Club
sponsor of the event here.
1t will be the same Kramer
group which played at Ulint
! Arena March 5 and 8. PanchC
Gonzales defeated Lew Hoac
in a two-hour final the second
night after beating Ashle,
Cooper "a hours before. Ma
Anderson upset Hoad the frs
night at Uline's. but suffered
a back injury and could moi
play Gonzales in the final.
On the tour Hoad and Con
zales have beaten each othel
five times in a personal due
between the two older pros.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15
Women Amateurs
Play Wednesday
In North-South

PINEHURST, N. c., Mar. IA
tAP). 49, The touring women
amateur golfers. swinging
northward after two months in
Florida and Georgia, open the
57tn annual North and South
tournament here Wednesday.
Heading the list Of early en-
tries Is Mrs. Philip Cudone of
West Caldwell. N. j.. the de-
Tending champion. The runner
up, Barbara McIntire Of Lake
Park, Fla. who won in 1857
also is In the field.
Mrs. Maurice Click of Balti-
more and Betty Kerby Of Akron,
Ohio. Florida circuit winners
also have entered.