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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-04-23
PROPERTY FOR SALE
A FARM OR HOME
BLUFFTON

NEW 3-bedroom home in good
condition, just outside corpora.
ton limits. In Bluffton school dis.
trict, with large living room,
kitchen, dining area, utility room
and garage attached. Reasonable
MODERN two-bedroom house
recently remodeled; priced fol-
quick sale as owner is leaving
state.
MODERN, 5-roomS and bath,
garage, basement, good location,
reasonable.
LARGE MODERN HOUSE ir
good condition. Large single
garage and extra lot. Very rea.
sonable.
NEW BRICK MODERN, 6 rooms
and bath with double garage.
Just out of corporation limits.
MODERN three-bedroom house
with utility on first floor, very
reasonable.
NEW three bedroom house with
lots of closets, birch cupboards,
gas furnace, full basement.
MODERN FIVE ROOMS and
bath, oil furnace, garage. Just
out of corporation limits at Bea-
verdam. Reasonable.
THREE BEDROOM house and
garage in excellent condition.
Rockport.
BUSINESS BUILDING with good
income. Excellent investment.
FARMS
142 A with modern house, good
buildings, in good location south
of Bluffton. Priced to sell.
80-A, east, new house, tnermo-
pane windows, well drained.
GOOD LOTS in nice wooded area.
Also cleared lots, reasonable.
HOUSES in Pandora, Ottawa, Co
lumbus Grove and Mt. Cory.
NEED farms in Bluffton School
District. List with us for court
eous, efficient service.
Financing Available.
Charles S. Reese, Realtor
Pandora, Ohio Phone 1901
Mrs. William Garmatter,
Salesman
Bluffton, Ohio Phi. 177-Y
Salesman - Elmer BURY
Pandora, Ohio Phone 77O1
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Keep FidO Home,
BIuftOn Chief
OF Police Urges

Bluffton dog owners we're
reminded this week that their
pets must be kept on their
own property or confined to
Ieashes when on the street.
With the spring cleanup
underway and everyone work
Ing hard on lawns and gar.
dens, dogs running at large
become an annoyance and
nuisance TO many residents,
Chief of Police Gaiffe said
this week.
The chief said that he had
received numerous com.
plants Of dogs running loose.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-04-23
Nickel Plate RR
Changing Schedule

A change in passenger train
schedules on the Nickel Plate
railroad will become effective
Sunday, April 29, it was an
nounced this week by the COM
pany.
Westbound No. 9 will leave
Cleveland at 6 p. m. EST and
arrive in Bluffton at 9:11 p. m.
EST. The eastbound No. 10 will
leave Bluffton at 4:40 a. m. and
arrive in Cleveland at 7:45 a. m
under the new schedule.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-04-23
VEGETABLE, FLOWER &
LAWN SEEDS

Stocked now - ready 10 Ill
your needs! Seeds from Burpee'
Vaughans, Michael-Leonardr
Robson, Gill, Parks, Ferry
Morse. Bulk and packets. owe
sell by weight in accordance to
Ohio seed lawso
Many varieties of peas, beans
S. corn, lettuce, tomato, water
melon, muskmelon, beets, pep
pers, squash. Special prices tc
commercial growers.
Come, visit us each day from s
a. m. to 8 p. m. at 123 S. Lawr
Ave.
jierr Gardens & Greenhouse
Phone fit
At g
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The Allen County Dog War.
den win be asked to visit
Bluffton soon to pick mp al :
strays and dogs not kept ac-
cOrding TO village ordinance.
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Cleanup
Continued from page l

the paper, filled out and turned
over to any elementary school
child.
Assisting with the program this
year is Harold Vance, paint-up
chairman; Kermit Herr, plant
up chairman; William Gaiffe,
cleanup; Ronald Anderson, wire
up; and Raymond Koontz, fix1up.
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FERTILIZERS

VIGRO - complete plant food.
All sizes - same low price as
last year! Buy and save!
Bone Meal 10 lbs. for CSC = Rose
Food 10 lbs. for $1.05 Peat
Moss - German Peat and bulk.
Sphagnum moss
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FOR SALE
IT'S PLANT UP TIME!

See us for BULK SEEDS = We
save you 759o OVER COST OF
PACKET SEEDS!
Our seeds are guaranteed 1OOTo
fresh for the '59 growing season.
Vegetable plants to set out -
Broccoli, Cabbage, Lettuce, Brus-
sells Sprouts, Cauliflower, Tomato
plants, Kohlrabi, Sweet Spanish
Onions.
Above plants just 30c per dozen.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our deep
thanks and appreciation for the
thoughtful acts and expressions
of sympathy of our friends and
relatives upon the loss of our
Mother, Elizabeth r. Badertscher.
II The Family
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-04-23
CARD OF THANKS

/ wish to express my sincere
thanks and deepest gratitude to
my doctor and the entire hospital
staff for their help and kindness
to me, and to all relatives and
new friends for their cards and
rernembrances while was in the
hospital. May God bless every
one Of you.
Ruth Grouse
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LaVerne H. Huber

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON
TAX BUDGET
Two copies of the Tax budget es ten
tatively adopted for the Bluffton-Rich-
land Public Library of Button. Allen
County, Ohio. are on file in the office
of the Clerk-Treasurer of said Library.
These are for public inspection and
held at the Library in the High School
Building in Bluffton. Ohio, on the 9th
day of April 1859 at 80 o'clock, Pm.
Signed: Ocie Anderson
Clerk-Treasurer
April 23
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PLANT UP NOW

Blooming Pansy Plants Pack SOC
Big Boy Potted Tomato Plants
Each 25c
Peas ID. SOC ! Butter or Lima
Beans ID. Csc - String Beans ID.
Csc = Hybrid Sweet Corn Id. 85c
-Non-Hybrid Sweet Corn Id. 70c.
Bulk Flower Seeds - Zinnias, 4
varieties Castor Beans -
RecinaS) - NasturtiumS,
Asparagus Roots, ..... bunch SOC
REMEMBER - You save 1870
over cost of packet seeds when
you buy in bulk.
GRASS SEEDS - SOW it now!
Vaughan's Merton Formula lb.
$1.89 - Vaughan's Parks lb. $1.30
- Vaughan'S Dense Shade Id.
$120 = Our Own Special Mix
lb. SOC.
CUT FLOWERS
POTTED PI ANTS
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-04-23
SUBURBAN CHARM

In lovely country setting on high
way near Bluffton, see this inn
posing, 3-bedroom home with
many fine appointments. Living
area of approximately 1900 So.
fit. includes spacious Ivingroom,
dining area, modern kitchen, etc.
Arrange appointment.
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CARD OF THANKS

/ wish to thank my relatives
and friends for their cards and
get-well wishes while / was at
the Cleveland clinic hospital.
They were all appreciated very
much.
IaVerun IT Huber
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-04-23

GROWING ROSES sturdy
stock, all potted, ready to plant!
Mojave - Peace - New York
er - Crimson Glory - Candesa
de SeStago - Helen Traubel =
Queen Elizabeth - White knight
= Suffers Gold - Ivory Fashion
- Chrysler Imperial - Climbing
New Blaze - Starfire - Mirandy.
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CLASSIFIED AID RATES
FOR S ALE

KNAPP AEROTRED SHOES
for dress or work, with original
cushion insole. Wayne L. Badert-
scher. Phone 653-G. If
CEMETERY MONUMENTS
and markers. Quality at fair
prices. James Balmer, 123k
South Main, Bluffton, representa-
tive for Birkmeier Monuments,
offering Ohio's largest indoor
memorial display at Delphos, 0.
tt
WALLPAPER-Order exactly
what you want from our sample
books. Orders filled promptly.
Waltermire's, Bluffton.
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FOR SALE-STocK

EIGHT COLUMBIA EWES
and lambs; one Columbia buck.
Weldon H. Deppler, Bentley Rd:
Phone 580-W. tt
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-04-23

7-ROOM FRAME, at 119 Pop
lar street, gas fired, hot water
heat, modern throughout; may be
seen by appointment, Richard
Weaver, 432-W. !
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HELP WANTED

CLERK WANTED--full time.
Write CHR, 20 Box ", Bluffton,
Ohio.
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R r ENT


PORTABLE CEMENT MIX
Err, equipped with gasoline en-
gine and mounted on rubber tired
wheels. Bluffton Builders Supply,
Vance St., Bluffton, Ohio. Phone
365-W. tt
THREE ROOM APARTMENT
and bath, private entrance, also
garage. 263 S. Lawn Ave. Phone
462-T. tt
SIX ROOM HOUSE with bath,
across from Ex-Cell-O. Contact
John Burkholder, 631-G. NJ
COMBINATION BEDROOM
Livingroom, first floor. Phone
1886. NJ
MODERN 2-BEDROOM house,
21s miles southwest of Blutfton
on the Fett road. Stanley A.
Miller, 537-Y.
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MODERN RANCH

Paneled hvingroom, family room
with fireplace, convenient kitch,
en-, in this 1-floor home located
with other late model homes. Has
112-car garage. See it.
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FAMILY HOME

There's room for all, in the Z
rooms of this neat 2-Story home
located in good residential area.
Bath is down, floors are hard
wood. On nice lot. Call now.
IL ACRES, Bluffton area. One
floor home in wooded section.
Richard J. Boehr, Salesman
Bluffton Phone $3.50
Arthur w. Gnagi, Realtor
Lima, Ohio Phone wy 1922
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26
81 Pros Set
For Tourney

Fifty-one pros have been
paired for the second Middle
Atlantic PGA Pro-Amateur sea-
son tomorrow at the Country
Club of Maryland in Baltimore.
Andy Gibson, the host pro,
will supply one partner and
each pro will bring two.
Pro pairings:
9-Paul Hayiland; 9;07--Frank In
Dick Mullen; 9:42-Joey Vaeth: 9:49-
Billy Bassler: 9:56-Ward Burgess;
!0 n6i Musser waiter Yao Rom SGhn
1924 = AL Houghton; 1881 - Billy
Gilbert: 10:3S-Henry Gerard. 10:46
John ODonnell.
llLJShn r,I Bass; . IiO7-Bil Clarke;
vic Conte; i:42-George Jakovics: / :49
Harry Griesmer; i:56-Clarence Do
ser; 2:03-Jimmy Duke: 2;l0-Hugh
Mcclellan; 2:l7-George Difienbaugh;
John Zaleski: ,9;21-Ray Helms;
9:2S = Rick McHale; 9:42 - Bobby
Don Beach 1O:0S-Lloyd Kelley; 1910
Jack Lowe; 10:17-Ronnie STAINS
bury; 10:24-Charley Easton 1881
Paul Mosca; 10:3s-Bob Schulz; l0;45
Hal Kotska: 1:07-Ernie Gar
lem: 1:14-Charley Malone: l:21--
Billy Phillips: 1:2S-Charles Herring;
1:35-Jack Crawford: 1:42-Henri Van
Henry Burch; 3:03-Dick lanes; 2:10
Melvin Rowe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26
SOuchak's 6O
Bo|sfers Lead
AT Las Vegas

LAS VEGAS. New. April rs
(AP).-Pace-setting Mike Sou
chak mastered par for the
third straight round today,
shooting a 4-under-par So to
increase his lead to five strokes
in the $46.62O Tournament of
Champions.
The muscular ex-football
player, with previous rounds of
66 and 70, had a total Of 204
strokes for 81 holes.
Mike goes into tomorrow's
final round with a commanding
lead over his nearest challen-
ger, slender Art Wall.
Playing the 7,073-yard. par
36-36-72 Desert Inn Country
Club course, Souchak made the
tour in 33-35-68 despite an
other afternoon beset with
gusty winds and unreasonable
weather.
Wall, recent winner Of the
Masters tournament, made a
gallant bid to keep up with
Souchak, but the best the
stylish pro from Pocono Manor,
Pa, could do was 34-35-69 for
209.
Tomorrow's round can be
viewed across the country via
NBC from 6 to Z pm. Wash
ington time).
Souchak started the round
with a four-stroke lead over
Wall, Julius Boros, John Nc
Mullin and Ernie VoSsler.
Boros, after shooting a IS on
the front nine, took a 40 for
rs and a total of 215. Vossler
had a IA for ga, and the 90
year-old McMullin shot a rs
for ZIG.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26
DRAKE RELAYS RESULTS

lWally Wilson, Hollis Carney. Ralph
Alspaugh. Eddie Southern; Rice;
1888. New Drake Rec
ord. Former record l:24.2 by Abilene
Christian in 1850 kansas and Okla
homa state finished 4 and ), but both
disqualified)
High Jump. Wv. L. Thornton,
Drake record. Former record 6-S BY
Pete Watkins. Texas AIM in 1913. J
Ernie Haisley, Illinois. 6-B.3 ltie),
Ron mitchell Illinois; Reggie Sheppard,
Indiana; Sam Gully, Whitworth Col
iege: BIZ Weller, Texas, GA.
Invitstionsl AAU mile run: l-Dyrol
BurleSon, Eugene, Ore: 2-Laszlo
TABOR, santa Clara Valley Youth Club:
4-Dick Pond, University Of CHICAGO
Track. Club; 5--Ioe Mullins. Nebraska.
4;O6.!. New Drake record. Former
record 4:Of9 by Ted Wheeler, Iowa
City, in 1857
Hop. step and Jump: John Kelly.
Stanford, 40 feet, z inch: Jack
Smyth, Houston, 4S-1Oa: Bill
Nickel, Kansas City University 46-53t
:. ttie)-Bll Glacier. Grsceland
Iowa, and Bob Randolph, Kansas
City University. 44-5a.
University mile relay: 1-Texa,
Hollis Gainey, Johnny Cotton. Drew
Dunlap, Eddie Southern: Illinois
3-Kansas state; 4-Oklahoma State
BIB New Drake record. Former
record 3:ll7 BY Oklahoma State in
1851
Pole vault: Jim Graham. Okla.
homa State, Is feet, u inch. New
Drake record Former record l4-Sp.
BY Bob Gutowski. Occidental. in 1855
(tie)-Aubrey Dooley. Oklahoma
State; James Johnston, Purdue, and
J. D. Martin, Oklahoma, l4-6: /
(tiel-Bob Oden. Kansas Stats Teach
ers, Emporia; Ken Pollard. E,b askr
Larry Medley, Oklahoma, and Jcc
Webb, Missouri, IA.
Javelin. 1-Bill Alley, Kansas, @
feet, inches. New Drake record
Former record 232 BY John Fromm
Pacific Lutheran, in 1850; 2-Bruc.
Parker, Texas. 240-l0; 3-Hert
Montoya. Arizona state (Temple
$3.50. 4-D. c. Mills, Oregon, 9Si-9
Jim Londerholm, Kansas, 2l5-5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26

DIES MONIES, Iowa. April
Is (AP).-Drake Relays sum-
maries today:
l2O-yard high hurdles: Hayes
Jones, Eastern, Michisan; willie
nesota. BIN .Tillmsn. Kansas 3
Calvin Groff, Missouri. 1877 seconds.
tBetters Drake record Of l3S by Will
lie Stevens, Tennessee AL 1857, but
disallowed because Ct wind.l
Invitation AAU 1O0-yard dash, l.
Ira Murchison. University Of Chicago
Track Club ,, Bobby Morrow, Abilene
Texas. 3, Keith Gardner. Lincoln
Neb, 4. Sid Carton, East Texas State
}, Alan Jacobs. University of Chicago
"a seconds tbetters Drake record Of
.096 by Charles Paddock, Los Angeles
Athletic Club, 1924, but disallowed be-
cause Of wind
University distance meAey-(SSO-
44o-s l-milel-l, Stanford A4Dick Las
sen, Don Chesarek, BERTH Ltfndh Ernie
homs. 4, Iowa State. ), Houston
University and college 1OO-yard
dash; Hayes Jones. Eastern Michi-
gan; 2-orlando Haley, Oklahoma
Iowa: Roscoe Cook oregon: '5 5m
Eddie Southern, Texas 9.5
4S0-yard shuttle high hurdle relay:
1-KanS's cliff Cushman. Bob Oker-
strom, Darwin Ashbaugh. Bill Tillmanl !.
Missouri; 3-Iowa $50 seconds
Only three teams entered
University 44o ~c-d relay. Texas
lWally Wilson. Eddie Southern. Hollis
Gainey, Ralph Alspaughl: kansas:
3-Rlce; 4-Iowa: missouri 406.
qualified for zone infractionI
university emile relay. kansas
Gordon Davis. Tom Skutka, Boo
a C. CT c1shmsnl: e-GeorEe-
1wr = r. Dame, 4-Nebraska;
Shct put: Mike Lindsay. Okla
homa, 81 feet, "a inches new Drake
record. Former record 57-5Ia BY Dave
owen. MichiEsn, 1850: Dan Erwin,
sas state. 54-7sG; 4-Wilnam Brown.
Illinois. 5i-sh; 5-Jerry Winters,
Stanford 5tis
] University Ss0-yard relay: Texas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26
The leaders:
John Dunn Wins
In Kenwood Golf

John Dunn, Kenwood Club
champion and one of the IA
vorites in the Southern Con-
ference golf tournament here
the week after next, won low
gross honors with a II on Ken
woods spring field day yester-
day.
c. M, Merrill, jr., was second
low gross with a 70, and also
won the driving contest on the
18th hole with a 275-yard
drive.
Frank Mulgannon won low
net with 80-14-66, followed by
John Clark, 78-11-67; H. w.
Hitchcock. 83-16T67; C. E.
Kefauver, 82-15-67 and Ken
Doyle, 83-16-67.
Six tied at So, Dick Kreger,
77-9-68; T. T. Gotham. 81
1853; j. C. Larsen, 75-7--68;
Paul Courtney, 82-14-68;
Frank Cadie, 81-13-68; M. R.
Laird, 90-22-68.
A field of 1874 competed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26
Reitz Defeats
Duke, 81, on
Grand-SIam

Pitcher Dick Reitz of Mary
land hit a grand-slam home
run to right field in the eighth
inning to win his own game,
So, over Duke yesterday at
College Park.
The blow came with two out
and the score tied, 20, and
gave the highlander his sixth
straight victory. Both Duke
runs were unearned.
The victory, coupled with
Clemson's 6-5 win over Wake
Forest, put Maryland in first
place in the Atlantic Coast
Conference with a So record.
The Terps have won nine out
of IL overall. Dukes records
are now So and IA.
Bill Taylor singled for Duke
in the second inning and went
all the way home on a three
base error by Pat Clarke in
centerf1eld.
Maryland tied the score in
the fourth only to have Duke
forge ahead again in the
eighth on Pete Maynard's
double and an error by Don
Brown at first base on Deems
Allies inf1eld grounder.
nIfRE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26

NORFOLK, Va. April Is
(AP).-Dave Slime flashed to a
narrow victory in the inter-
national 100-yard dash, but a
French sprint champion, Jo-
celyn Delecour. nipped the
Duke flyer by inches in the
200 here today before an ex-
cited crowd of 10000 at the
Virginian-Pilot Relays.
Sine came from behind in
the final four yards of the
century for hairline triumph
over Peter Radford, English
champion, in 9.5 seconds, two
tenthS Of a second off the world
record which Sine has equaled
four times. So close was the
finish that Radford also was
clicked in :09.5. Delecour was
third in :09.6, and Tony Sepp,
of Virginia was fourth.
Radford seemed we'll on his
way toward winning the 220
until the last few yards when,
he said, MY knees gave way"
Delecour. who'd been in third
place, passed Sine in the last
three yards to win in 81 Sec
onds fiat.
Sine also was clicked in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26
Seeded Boys
Survive Play
At Friends

Top-seeded Hugh Lynch, III,
had the most difficulty of the
four ranked players in the
interscholaStic division of the
Sidwell Friends invitational
tennis tournament yesterday at
Friends.
However, the Georgetown
Prep player beat Walter Kit of
Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School in straight sets, IS,
6-3. The other ranked players,
Tony Thompson of Friends,
Frank Goeltz of B-CC and
Sandy Walker of st. Adams,
had less trouble in their third
round matches.
Seedlings also remained intact
through the third round in the
boys (15-and-under) division
as Bobby Goeltz of Lynnbrook,
Dicky Dell of Lourdes, John
Schwartzman of Friends and
Glenn Gould of Kensington
Junior High survived.
The tournament resumes at
$3.50 pm. Monday with quarter
final matches in the interscho-
lastic section. The boys quarter
finals will begin at 4 pm.
Results yesterday:
INTERSCHOLASTIC DIVISION
Ronny Goldman, Friends, def. Rob-
ert Meyers, st. Johns, rs, 20, ga ::
Joby Symington. ST. Adams, def David
Miller Miller, Landgn;s def. Clark Luikart,
Hugh Lynch, Georgetown Prep,
Penbo, st. Adams, def, Glenn Adams,
Friends ,, ga g.; Frank Goeltz, B-CC.
81: Ronny Goldman, Friends, def
Toby Symington, st. Adams, rs. 80
SO; Buddy Miller, Landon, def. David
Morgan,. Episcopal, .6-3, 20, GA;
sS Sedy "e c6oidg st. Adams Def Marx
St. Stephens, 81, "a, "a: Tony
Thompson. Friends, def. Tom Mus
grave Landon. 61. go
BOYS DIVISION
Third Round
Bobby Goeltz, Lynnbrook. def. John
MURPHY st Johns. 6-3, 6-l: Jack
Episcopal 6-3. So, 81. John Schwartz
man, Friends. def. James Gibbons,
Georgetown Prep, 90, 81; Lynn Foss,
Leland JHS. def Mike Conroy, Little
Lourdes, def Howard Low; Goodwin 9dISKy F Rs;l.
copal, 7-5. 81: Jerrold Courtney, Con
zaga, def. Bob Goldman, Friends, go
81; Glenn Gould. Kensington JHS
DEF. Jon Clark, Friends, 3-6, rs, SO
jim Luikart, Deal JHs, def. Jorge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26
Sine Takes 100 at Norfolk,
But Frenchmun Wins 22O

:21.0 and Radford, who fin
ished third in :21.1. The world
record for the 220 is 20 Sec
ond fat and is held by Sine.
Sepp again was fourth.
In any event a favoring wind,
estimated above 5 miles an
hour. would have nullifled any
records set by the three Olym-
pic hopefuls.
Radford and Delecour, who
never before had raced in this
country, came to the United
States especially for today's
two races. 1t was the first time
either of the European sprint
ers had run the 220 on a
Straightaway.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26
North-South
Title Won by
Jack NickIuus

PNEHURsT. N. c.. April rs
AP).-Young Jack Nicklaus
scrambled for SO holes today
then sank a 6-foot putt on the
final hole for a l-up victory
over Gene Andrews and the
North and South Amateur
Golf title.
Nicklaus. 10, from Columbus,
Ohio, and a 1859 Walker Cup
team member, hadn't won a
hole on the final trip around
the back nine until they came
to the last green. There he
made a par 4 after leaving the
ball 6 feet short with his first
putt from 20 feet.
Andrews, a 45-year-old in
surance man from Pacific Pail
sades, Calf, was trapped of
the tee on the last hole. His
ball was on the green in four,
about 5 feet from the hole but
he didn't get TO try the putt.
Andrews had come from
three down after 10 holes to
take the lead after six holes
of the afternoon round.
The medal scores were not
impressive. Tension was evident
after a week Of play over the
7,000-yard No. 2 course of the
Country Club.
Both players we're II over par
for the So holes. Nicklaus shot
a morning rs against a 70 for
a Cup lead. In the afternoon,
they reversed the figures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26
1873 Puts Wifi
5 Shots Ahead

SPARTANBURG, S. c., April
rs (AP) Wifi Smith, playing
some Of the best golf in wom-
ems professional history, fired
her second sub-par round in a
row today to grab a flve-stroke
lead over the field in the Betsy
Rawls-Peach ssom Golf
tournament.
Wifi, defending her title in
the $4,000 event, turned in a
four-under-par 10 to go with
her 68 of yesterday for a &c.
hole total of 1873. Betsy Rawls,
for whom the tournament was
named, carded a 70 for a two
day total of 143 to hold second
place.
Nine strokes back were Louise
Suggs of Sea Island, Ga, the
years top money winner to date
and a pre-tourney favorite;
Joyce Ziske of Waterford, Wis,
and the veteran Patty Berg of
st. Andrews, ILL.,, all with 147s.
Miss Ziske had the Second-best
round of the day, a 70.
The leaders:
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GU Drops Pair.
10 Penn State

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa,
April rs (AP) .-Righthander
Ron Riese and Southpaw Tom
Durbin were too much for
Georgetown today as Penn
State won a doubleheader, go
and 1873.
Riese gave UP only six hits
in the opener as his mates
nicked Art Connolly for nine.
Durbin restricted the Hoyas to
three hits in the five-inning
nightcap.
FIRST GAME
GEORGETOWN 600 600 600 8 4
PENN STATE ----010 34l 00x-9 q o
Connolly and Moore: Riese and
Beans.
SECOND GAME
qEORoETQMN - 200 l0-3 IS
Dimare. Mcdonald 80 and Moore.
Durbin and Adams.
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Catholic u. Nine
Victim of Towson
Brother Act, 1876

Catholic us baseball team
was the victim of a brother act
yesterday as Towson Teachers
beat the Cardinals, 1876, in a
Mason-Dixon Conference game
at Brookland.
Pitcher Lynn Hammond went
all the way for Towson, even
though he permitted II hits, six
of them in the fourth when
the Cardinals got all of their
runs. Catcher Lee Hammond
got five hits in as many trips
for Towson, scoring three runs
and driving in three.
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Angeles fight and had asked
the MIA to extend its deadline.
The MIA had ordered Rob-
inson to sign to fight BaSilio
by midnight tonight and also
ordered that the bout be held
by June 30.
Under the circumstances. I"
Hindman said, They (execu-
tive committee) might want to
extend it a few days and show
some leniency. We'd have to
poll the committee again"
Both the MIA and New York
ultimatumS threatened Robin
son with loss of his title unless
he complied.
Robinson and his attorney.
Martin Machat, took the New
York commission ruling to a
court test and lost last Wednes-
day when Judge Saul STREET.
ruled the champion must sign
within Is days.