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Evening star., 1959-12-02
BY the Associated Press

Oscar Robertson and Jerry
West, All-America basketball
players last season who have
been heralded as sureflre re-
peaters, started the 1959-60
college season as if they in
tended to clinch their places in
the opening games.
AS usual. Cincinnati's Rob-
ertson had the statistical edge
over his West Virginia rival. al
though neither had to work
very hard as their teams won
easily.
Big Oscar contributed As
points to Cincinnati's 107-62
victory over outmanned In
diana State. He tapered of
after making 25 in the first
half, but finished with % re-
bounds and 10 assists to his
credit, topping both teams in
everything. West, playing only
about three quarters in West
Virginia's 1918 victory over
Tennessee, accounted for 81
points.
Robertson Gets Help
Robertson, a two time ALI
America seeking to become the
first player ever to win the
major college scoring title three
years in succession, found last
night that he can expect some
real help from Paul Hogue. a
talented 6-foot-9 sophomore
Hogue, playing less than half
the game, scored is points and
took IL rebounds.
About the only surprise OF
the night was Southern Cali
fornia's 47-45 defeat by under
dog UCLA.
Kansas State and Kentucky
rated first and second in the
Nation in the Associated Press
poll last season, started the new
campaign with impressive vic.
tories along with such favorites
Evening star., 1959-12-02
Ruschi's Team Wins

GENESEO, N. Y, Dec. 2
(AP).-Vic RaSchi, onetime
pitching great for the Yankees,
made a successful debut as a
college basketball coach last
night as Geneseo State de-
feated Roberts Wesleyan, 1856.
Evening star., 1959-10-14
Steel Stocks
Sag; Motors,
Rails, Oils Slip

NEW YORK, oct. IA (AP)
-Steels. motors and rails were
under pressure in the stock
market today as effects of the
Nations longest steel strike
continued to spread.
Recently favored space age
issues came in for profit taking,
Oils weakened, but tobaccos
displayed independent strength
In the steel list Lukens
tumbled almost 3. while
Youngstown was off about Q
United States Steel and Beth
lehem lost about /. Republic
sank nearly 2.
AS layoffs in the auto indus
try continued to grow, Gen.
eral Motors and Ford lost
about 112. American Motors
dipped a fraction.
The rails sank under mild
but steady selling pressure.
New York Central fell more
than /, while Southern Pacific
and Atlantic Coast Line gave
up fractions.
In apparent response to a
prediction by M. j. Rathbone.
president of Standard Oil Co.
New Jersey that the oil in
dustry would be faced with
surplus capacity for several
years, Jersey Standard fell la
Amerada 2 and Royal Dutch q
minor fraction.
Thiokol again was very ac-
tive, selling a shade under yes
terday's finish. Texas Instru.
ments dropped more than 8 on
profit taking and Zenith gave
up /.
Liggett g. Myers gained ~
while Lorillard was aheao
nearly /.
The aircraftS declined, Gen.
eral Dynamics losing l point
but the airlines were little
changed.
Corporate bonds declined
fractions. Government bond!
were unchanged to slight!
lower.
Evening star., 1959-10-14
RECORD EARNINGS
REPORTED BY GE

NEW YORK, Oct. IA (AP)
General Electric Co. yester-
day reported record earnings OF
$189,512,000, equal to $2.16 per
share, for the first nine months
of this year. This compares
with $161, 100000, equal to $2.1O
a share, in the like period last
year.
General Electric sales for the
first nine months hit a new
high of $3,142,297, 900, up S per
cent from last year.
Chairman Ralph j. Cordi-
ner. discussing the company's
four principal product classi-
fications, said, sum e I
products and industrial COM
ponentS continued to follow
the improvement pattern be-
gun late vast year. Sales OF
defense product departments
remained firm"
Evening star., 1959-10-14
RumbIerCuts
Prices on
Smaller Cars

DETROIT. Oct. IA (AP-
American Motors has cut prices
$40 across-the-board on it's new
1860 smaller Rambler Ameri-
can model automobiles. Costs
of other AMC models are vir-
tually unchanged from 1859.
And except for some cuts and
some increases, the 1860 Chry-
Sler-in a higher-priced field
will sell mostly at it's model
1859 prices.
AMC put its Ramblers on the
market today as ChrySler pre-
pared for its introduction Fri
day.
AMC said its price cuts were
made possible by higher volume
and increased production eff
cheney. The two-door Rambler
American de luxe sedan carries
a price tag of $1,795. The least
expensive regular Rambler six
is $2,098. These prices include
the Federal excise tax and
dealer handling charges.
ChlySler said models on
which prices are unchanged ac-
count for about "a per cent of
all company sales. Prices range
from $4,000 for the Windsor
four-door sedan to $4,691 for
the New Yorker Town and
Country three seat station
wagon. These prices do not
include the Federal excise tax.
dealer handling charges, freight
or State and local taxes.
Evening star., 1959-10-14
CoWIes to Head
Development Firm

MIAMI, Oct. IA (AP).-
Gardner Cowles, president of
Cowles Magazines, Inc. and the
Des Moines Register and Trib-
une Co., was elected chairman
of General Development Corp.
yesterday. He succeeds Louis
Chester, who remains a direc-
tor and will become head of
the Executive Committee.
Frank Mackle. jr., president,
said the Cowles interests have
increased their holdings in
General Development through
the purchase of 250,00O shares
from Mr.. Chester.
The stock of General Devel-
opment, primarily a Florida
real estate firm, experienced
wild gyrations on the Ameri-
can Stock Exchange earlier
this year. Trading had to be
suspended at times to bring
some order to the market.
Evening star., 1959-10-14
n. J. Standard
NefGains

NEW YORK, Oct. IA (AP).-
Standard Oil Co. New Jersey
earnings for the first eight
months of this year totaled
$424 million, a gain of % per
cent over the like period OF
1858.
President M. J. Rathbone dis
closed the earnings figure last
night in a speech before the
New York Society of Security
Analysts.
He said Jersey Standards
high rate of earnings improve
ment is not expected to be
maintained through the bal
ance of 1859 because results ir
the latter months of 1859 will
be measured against the rising
trend that began in mid-l958
Mr. Rathbone said that fol
the next several years a lower
rate of growth in oil consump-
ton is expected-perhauS So
per cent world wide, compared
with s per cent in the decade
after 1946.
Evening star., 1959-10-14
CHICAGO GRAIN

| CHICAGO. Oct. IA (APl.-Grain
futures weakened on the Board OF
Trade today. Soybeans led the down
turn, declining more than 2 cents a
bushel on the January delivery at the
opening
Wheat started steady on early de-
mand by commercial interests. but
scattered selling by commission houses
Offset purchases and the bread grain
turned fractionally lower after a high
er start. Some demand for wheat was
attributed to exporters.
Weather was a factor in both soy
bean and corn futures. Forecasts of
more favorable weather for harvesting
brought selling Of both commodities.
Rye was of as much as a cent a
bushel on the March contract at the
opening under pressure of LIQUIDATION
by longs.
Near the end Of the first hour wheat
was UNCHANGED to " lower, December
81 971.: corn y to "a lower, Decem-
Der 81 .09h: oats UNCHANGED to y
higher, December 73hs: rye " to .
to la lower, November S2.15ia.
Evening star., 1959-10-14

Yns Sh&T5 6I33 L31h I3lh-21S
Zenith Rs I.6O Is lo5 1o1IS lollS- u
Hourly Sales on the Gxehana0
Il;OO am 44u YOU Noon y7J 900
loo pm $50 600 400 I'm o 600 600
unit OF trading 10 sharUa o. sales IN
tull, Rates OF dividends IN the tOregOlng
table are annual disbursements Oased on
the iasi quarterly OF seni-annuaJ decla.
IatiUn Unless otherwise n0ted, special
or extra dividends are not included
a Also extra OF extras, o Annual rate
plus stock dividend d dDeclsred OF oaid
IN 1859 plus stock dividend Paic lasi
yea1 Payable U stock during 1883
estimated cash value on ex-dividend u
redistribution date 9 Declared OF paid
afteI stock DIVIDEND Of splitup GDe.
claIeo OF oaid this yeal an accumula
tive issue with tlvidehds IN arrears
p Pald TINS veal dividend omitted, de.
terred u no action taken al laSt diViueIu
meeliss Declared OF paid n 1858 plus
stock dividend PAYABLE IN stock durinR
1853 estimated cash value on eA-diVidenj
oi redistribution date y LiquIdating
dividend cid Called EN dividend
x-diS e. distribution II Ex rights XIV
without warrants Wv With warrants
wd hheB distributed wi When issued
nd Next day delivery a In bankruptcy
or recelveTsnlp CT ueina reorganized
under the Bankruptcy Act. or securities
assumed BY such companioA
Evening star., 1959-10-14

common stock for Leonard'S
assets.
Leonard. which has refineries
at Alma and Mount Pleasant,
Mich has annual sales Of more
than $50 million. 1t markets
its petroleum products in Mich
igan.
Evening star., 1959-10-14
BUSINESS
BRIEFS
Wholesale Food Index of D,,r

Wholesale Food Index of Dun
q Bradstreet hit 3-year low
of $5.86, compared with $5.8s
a week earlier and 1923 in the
1858 week.
Crude Oil and condensate
production last week increased
11,140 barrels to 6,843,5O0 a
day. Output for 1859 was es-
tlmated at 1896, ,668,0OO bar
relS against 1,871,801, $40 in
l95S.-Oil and Gas Journal.
Major Retail and mail-order
firms sales in September rose
9.8F' over the 1858 month
Nine-month volume of A COM
panies was $12,500,254,619, a
9.8A increase over 1858 period
New York Times.
Kayser-ROth directors pro-
posed a 3-for-1 split of common
stock and voted to resume cash
dividends at 80 cents.
ChadbOurn- Gotham stock
holders approved a plan to
acquire Davenport Hosiery
Mills. now controlled by j
Chadbourn Bolles, Chadbourn-
Gotham's president.
Corning Glass Works will
build cooking utensil plant 4
miles south of MartinSburg
w. Va, on a 60-acre site. It
will employ $50 persons.
Earnings
julius GarfinckeI in year
ended July 81 earned $685. ,662
or 1894 per share VS.. SLOTS
745 or 1929 in previous year.
Illinois Bell Telephone in 8
months ended August 81 earned
$49,423,924 VS.. $4o,666,465 in
1858 period.
Western Maryland Railroad
in 9 months ended September
80, earned $4,551,000 or $6.13
a share VS.. $4,097,000 or $5.51
in 1858 period.
American Electric Power in
IL months ended September 30
earned $48.051 900 or $2.38 a
share VS.. $45. 1864, 900 or $2.27 in
preceding IL months.
Florida East Coast Railway
in 8 months ended August 81
lost $2,433,342 VS.. a loss of
$1,700,094 in 1858 period.
Evening star., 1959-10-14
Store Chain Plans
Vornudo Merqer

NEW YORK, Oct. IA (AP).-
A New Jersey-based chain oi
discount houses and the Kan
sas manufacturer of Vornadc
fans, air conditioners ano
heaters today disclosed plans
to merge.
Stockholders of Two Guys
From Harrison, Inc, will vote
on the proposal November g.
Holders of stock in o. A. SUIT
ton Corp. of Wichita, Kans.,
will vote a day later.
Evening star., 1959-10-14
N. Y. COTTON

NEW. YORK. Oct IA CAPl Cotton
prices developed an easier tone during
late morning dealings as liquidation in
October contracts increased. The bal
ance OF the market tended to follow
the trend in the October position.
Cool temperatures we're reported at
several key points Of the Cotton Belt.
Some sections Of the Southeast had
rain. which is unfavorable for cotton
harvesting.
Noon prices were Is cents a bale
lower to 5 cents higher than the pre-
yols, yious close; S socY 32.5l' Dec. 32,l3 and
Evening star., 1959-10-14
NEW YORK BOND MARKET
LIST INCLUDES MOST Active
DOMESTIC

DOMESTIC
Aldens CIV SIS 70
Am & r p 4.s0s 81
Am Tel 4 Tel IS 80
Am Tel 4 Tel 2als 90
Armco Steel G.35s "a
Allan Rein CIV 4Las 81
Beth Steel CIV 3ils 90
BoeinG Airc CIV AVS 90
Canad Pacific 4s perp
Capital Airl CIV Gas 76
Case J I cv 5las 80
Cent r r N J 3lts 81
c M s p 4 p S. 2055
CMSPGP CIV 4las 2044
CIT Finance 4s so
Cities Service % n
Cons r r Cuba Is 2001
Cuban Northern Is 70
Douglas Aircraft IS 70
Food Fair CIV Is 70
Evening star., 1959-10-14
Vote Due Today
On Oil Merger

ALMA, Mich, Oct. IA (AP)
- Plans by Standard Oil Of
Ohio to acquire Leonard Re-
fineries. Inc, of Alma, awaited
approval by the Michigan
firms stockholders today.
The companies said in a joint
announcement yesterday that
Standard has agreed to ex-
change 324.582 shares Of its
Evening star., 1959-10-14
METAL PRICES

NEW YORK, Oct. IA tAPJ.-Spot
nonferrous metal prices today: Copper
ley. Lead ~ cents a pound, New York
Zinc IL cents a pound, East St Louis
Tin $ .021a pound, New York For
eign silver 9i9s cents per troy ounce,
New York. Pittsburgh scrap steel No. l
heavy was quoted by Iron Age at 1900
As. .Ot.
Evening star., 1959-10-14
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

Furnished BY the AssoelStsd Press
Stock Unofficial Nel
and Div. Sales zoos High Low l:l2 chs
Evening star., 1959-10-14
DIVIDENDS

Arg0 OH HE 12-1
shares Argo Oil held.
Evening star., 1959-10-14
ODD-LOT TRADING

NEW YORK, Oct. IA (AP).-The
New York Stock Exchange reported
today these odd-lot transactions by
principal dealers for October IA. pur-
chases of 327,S59 shares; sales of
265.277 shares including 3,17S shares
sold short.
Evening star., 1959-12-13

overdubbed the sound of
Sy Zentner on trombone
and a rhythm section.
The mastering was also
done in Los Angeles.
Overdubbing has been
the rule rather than the
exception with the Fleet
woods records. Mr..
ReiSdorff says the group
sings with more freedom
without an orchestra, so
the instrumental parts
are put in later.
"Mr. Blue" is about a
man whose girl is un-
faithful. The melody
might be described as a
sophisticated country
Evening star., 1959-12-13
December l3, 1859

tune" but the lyric is
fairly urbane.
The Fleetwoods
changed only one word
in.the lyric. They SubSti-
tuted isn't" for "ain't."
Bob ReiSdorff is un-
happy that he didn't buy
more songs from De-
wayne Blackwell. Al
though he admired a
many of them, he signed
a contract for only one.
Since then another rec
ord company has bought
Blackwell'S entire cata-
logue. That means Mr..
ReiSdorff won't be get
ting any more Black
well songs.
Evening star., 1959-12-13
TOP TUNES
By HARRY BACAS
Star staff Writer

The FleetwoodS heard
''Mr. Blue" in San Fran
cisco, recorded it in
Seattle and finished it
up in Los Angeles.
That sounds compli-
Gated, but it really isn't.
The FleetWoods are the
young Seattle trio who
last spring, achieved a
national reputa tion
overnight with their rec
ord of Come Softly to
Me-"
Since that record, they
have travelled a good
deal. One trip took them
to San Francisco. They
were staying at the st.
Francis Hotel with their
manager, Bob ReiSdorff,
when they got a call
from Dewayne Black
we'll.
Dewayne is a member
of another young trio.
They live in Eureka,
Calf, and once per-
formed with the Fleet
woods in Seattle. All of
them write songs.
Dewayne brought his
guitar to the hotel and
sang quite a few of his
songs for Mr.. Reisdorff.
Mr.. Reisdorff especially
Mr.. Blue" He
a contract for it
Evening star., 1959-12-13

and arranged for the
FleetwoodS to make the
recording.
The recording session
was held a month later
Evening star., 1959-12-13
AREA DISC JOCKEYS PICK TOP TEN RECORDS

Record
1. Way Down YOnder in
New Orleans
2. How Will 1t End
Goodnight My Love
3. l Wanna Be Loved
4. It's Time to Cry
5. What About Us
Evening star., 1959-12-13

Before the record was
released by Dolton Rec
ordS, however, Mr.. Refs
dorff took the tape to
Los Angeles. There he
Evening star., 1959-12-13
Consensus of the Ratings of Nine Local D. u.s.

Record
6. Why
Go Jimmy Go
!. How About That
You Got What 1t
Takes
8. In the Mood
9. Just to Be With You
10. Not One Minute More
Evening star., 1959-12-13
With LOvABLE
BRAS PRIVATE LINE

The word is out about the LovobIe Bro
Private Line for misses under 20 years
OF oge. The winner will be entitled TO
an installed color telephone on her own
PrIVote line poid with regular monthly
rotes for one year. Just fill in reois-
trotion cord in any of our three Budget
Bro Departments, Washington Store,
Bethesda Budget or 7 Corners.
Evening star., 1959-12-29
HELP MEN
RETAIL CREDIT MANAGER, E

RETAIL CREDIT MANAGER. ex-
perienced in all types Of opera
tions. Write Box 40-Y, Star.
RETIRED MAN, switchboard opr.,
caii MRs. o'BRYkN. CO. 5:siO5,
RETIRED MAN drawing soc. Sec,
for messenger and other light
Apply Rm. 522. 1901 Eye ST. NV.
RETIRED MAN to handle freight
receiving for wholesale drug co.
give refs. and salary expected.
Evening star., 1959-12-29
Executive Office Manager
FOR
Washington D. c. Corp.

Top-rated AAA corpora.
tion seeks the services Of an
executive Office manager. In
dividual must have had pre-
vious successful experience
in ONCE MANAGEMENT. A de-
gree in business administra-
tion or equivalent work ex-
perience necessary. Must
have real initiative and
leadership to fully manage
and direct a large stef.
Minimum age 9S. Must be
fully capable Of carrying ex-
ecutive responsibility. Cor
poration is a top leader in
its field in the U. 8. Excel
lent company benefits includ-
ing retirement and college
training programs. Salary
$1,000 per annum. Call OIL.
6-197S between 4 and z pm.
Evening star., 1959-12-29

Cash REGISTERS, ali makes and
models: reasonable priceS $50 IN,
STANLEY HAYMAN CO
20la l4th ST. NV
COMPLETE 1850 HUDSON "a"
motor on wheels, GOOD running
cond.. $50; 2-wheel trailer, 4 by 6.
wood body, light and hitch: elee,
hand saw. 0I2 in. also Sin. hand
saw, needs switch: lge. wise, elec.
drills, u and 9s; paint spray, port.
able air compressor; elec. motors,
battery chargers, ca hydraulic
jacks. new elec. stove, 4-burner
surface unit: used tires, Jack
stenos, moving, must sell. Ii.
3-s9l4.
CONSTRUCTION HEATERS, port
able: 81 day. S25 Wk. JU. 6-bO40,
RENTAL TOOLS & EQUIP. CO.
FIREPLACE. GAS OR ELECTRIC
LOGS. screen. andlrons etc ACME
STOVE. l011 18th NV. Ma. s-ee52.
Continued in next columnl
Evening star., 1959-12-29
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
ANTIQUES

ADDING MACHINE. S45. good con-
dition Also brand-new one; 10
keys, never used. OIL. 2-03l3
Evening star., 1959-12-29
HELP WOMEN

CLERK, GENERAL, some typiuR
required, personal interview, nc
telephone calls Apply KITTY
KELLY SHOE STORE, 1lo7 p st.
NV
CLERK. for filing and answering
rhone: 5h-day wk. auto parts
ONCE. Call Ii. 6-445O, ask for
Evening star., 1959-12-29

Antiuues-Our one and only great
sale of the year at
WALTER REED ANTIQUE SHOPS
Today through January
At 654O Ga. Ave. NV
Evening star., 1959-12-29
HOUSEWARES
MANAGER

For large local store. Must be fully
experienced to handle large volume
operation. Excellent opportunity
Tor the right man. Reply. stating
work experience, age, and salary
desired. Box 94-Y, Star.
Evening star., 1959-12-29
HELP MEN
H AND A AGENTS

disqualification insurance company
Is in need Of men to work
leads: TOP commission; car needed
Apply Wed. between 1912 am. "a
FIDELITY INSURANCE CO., S72e
Colesytlle I'd, Silver Spring. Nd
Evening star., 1959-12-29
BANK TELLERS

BANK TELLERS
Rapidly growing sub
urban bank has posi-
tionS available for ex-
perienced bank tellers
in our eight Prince
Georges County loca-
tions. 40-hour week,
Share-in-profit bonus,
excellent working
conditions. $85 per
week, depending on
experience. Apply in
person, MR.. BRETT
BACH.
CITIZENS BANK
OF MARYLAND
Riverdale, Md.
Evening star., 1959-12-29

AT 664U Ga. ave. NV.
10 AM. to Q PM.
Olney. Shop open holidays and
Sundays only.
Pine dry sinks and hutch cup.
boards: walnut, pine and cherry
beds; drop-leaf tables, mahogany
and walnut chairs, pine dough
boxes, pine and walnut desks,
early pine long bench, marble-top
tables and washstands, French
and English grandfather clocks:
shelves filled to capacity with
Haviland. Canton, Imari, Rose
Medallion, ironstone, clocks, de-
canters, mechanical ,anks. blue
and green Wedgewood, cut glass
goblets, wines, colored glass, brass
and copper: windows filled with
onion Me!ssen, salt boxes, coffee
pots, plates, cups and kitchen
ware: lamps of every description
all over the shop.
A magnificent collection Of choice
items, all early and all perfect,
at greatly. reduced sale prices.
Ample parking.
WALTER REED ANTIQUE SHOPS
6640 Ga. Ave. NV. and Olney, Nd.
TU. 2-2727 and WA. 4-4024
Evening star., 1959-12-29
HELP WOMEN
SECRETARY

Permanent position in local sale,
once Of national Corporation
Pleasant once and location. Rou-
tine duties. company benefits, 5.
day week. Call OIL. 6-l644 fol
appointment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-19
FIGHT RESULTS

WEST MEMPHIS, -Ark.-sonny In.
gram. 1904, North Little Dock, OUT
pointed Clarence Cook. 152, Bastrop.
La, 10.
ToKYo.-Jiro sawada. 147. Japan.
outpointed Steve Tony. 147 Manila. 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-19
Don Dell Moves
Into SemifinoIs

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. June
10 Especially Donald Dell Of
Bethesda. Nd. the mems No. /
entry in the 74th Southern
Lawn Tennis Association tourn-
ament being played here, gained
the semifinals with a 6--3
6-3 victory yesterday over
John Capell, eighth seeded,
from Montgomery. Ala.
Also gaining the semifinals
was Justina Bricka. the l6-
year-old southpaw high school
junior from st. Louis. Miss
Bricka, who came into the
tournament unranked and
staged a major upset by beat
ing top-seeded Laura Lou
Kunnen two days ago. yester-
day ousted Sandra Loubat of
Shreveport, La, the No. /
ranked woman player in the
South. by the same score. Ga.
Ga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-19
Redskins Trade
Allen 10 Lions

The Redskins traded Center
Johnny Allen to the Detroit
Lions today in return for a
high 1860 draft choice.
Coach Mike Nixon said the
return Of Frank Kuchta, a
rookie who just missed winning
a berth last year. paved the
way for Aliens departure.
"Kuchta is an excellent Of
fensive center" Nixon said,
land we want him to back up
Jim Schrader. Johnny would
have been used only on de-
Tense and on kickoffs. and with
the linebackers we've got I
don't think he would have
played much"
Allen, a 6-foot-2, 227-pounder
from Purdue. spent four
seasons with the Redskins.
Kuchta, a 6-foot-2, 220-pounder
from Notre Dame, was one OF
the last rockies cut last season.
An outstanding CENTER he was
tried as a wingback on defense
and found the position a bit
strange.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-19
IN COLUMBIA MEMBER GUEST
Deone Bemon Amino
ForThirdC upinWeek

bia. Kreuzburg and Brownell.
former winners, meet Dick West
of Chevy Chase and George
VasS Of Pennington in the first
round.
Third low qualifying score
at Columbia was a 81 by Paul
Knollman and Roger Sheriff.
the crosS-hand star from Prince
Georges. Four teams tied with
Ills, highest score in the
championship. for one place.
Lynn Cornwell and Frank
Woolley of Bell Haven won the
place after matching cards.
Jay Randolph, the 1857 Dis
trict Amateur champion. is Wis
iting from his new home in
Clarksburg. w. Va, and he and
Dick Essex qualified with a SO,
a score matched by Kellerman
and Westland. Ed Hickey and
Jack Emich of Baltimore Coun-
try Club. Bill West and John
Grub Of Manor. Bill Briggs
and Jack Blades of Kenwood,
Harold Harwood and Jim Bog
ley of Prince Georges. and West
and VaSs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-19
Tough at Match Play
THE BASEBALL BEAT
Continued From Page d.

Continued From Page D.
manager and Dykes hooked on with the Pirates as
coach.
The Tigers loose. playing up to their ability
and maybe beyond it, The tension vanished Dykes is
responsible for the attitude which transformed
stumbling, shaky squad into confident team.
DYKES LEARNED EARLY never to abandon hope.
The AS trailing the Cubs 80 in the fourth game of
the 1929 SERIES but Philadelphia erupted for 10 runs in
one inning, during which Jimmy contributed two hits
and went on to win.
III never forget that inning" Dykes said some years
later 1T proved to that no matter how far behind
you get, you can always come out top you try"
The Tigers may not make it to the top but they've
regained responsibility under the who is everyones
friend II they do go all the way they'll be remembered as
one Of the noblest Of comeback clubs And DYKES will
stand as proof that of humor can be invaluable
In a serious situation