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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-07

Easter Dummies are decorating
the school blackboards this time
Of year. This little girl has put
hers up with Dubl-Stik, the 2
sided adhesive tape made by
KIecn-Stik Products. All you
have to do to put up Easter or
party decorations is apply the
tape to the back, using the handy
dispenser package.
Then peel Off the protective
paper coating and press the dec
Grafton 10 the blackboard or other
surface. Az the 2-sided tape works
between surfaces, no tape shows
around the edges. It Is also good
for mounting photographs, at
taching shelf paper, gift wrap
ping, and many other uses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16

ciating. A reception was held
at the Army & Navy Club. !.
Miss Cathleen Nichols
Bingham was maid Of honor.
Bridesmaids were Mrs. Frank
w. Boyle. Mrs. Paul Croyle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16

W. Boyle. Mr.. John Doeg. Mr..
Lionel ?. Rowe. and Mr..
James g. Leonard.
Mrs. joss u . graduate Of
the National Cathedral
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16

marriage Of their daughter
Caroline Frances to Mr..
Frederick Augustus joss. son
Of Mrs. John Hubbard joss
Of indianapolis and this city.
and the late Mr.. joss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16

Miss Elizabeth Eakin. and
Miss Natalie joss. Miss Bon
ME Boyle. niece Of the bride.
was flower girl.
Mr.. Wayne Dean was best
man. Ushers were Mr.. Frank
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16

The wedding took place
yesterday in st. Adams
Episcopal Church with the
Rev. Pinkney Wroth. Dean
Of the Cathedral Of Havana
and Rev. Robert Jones ON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16

School for Girls and Indiana
University. she Is q mem-
Der Of the Junior League Of
Washington.
Mr.. joss Is q graduate Of
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Miss Bingham
Is Murried

MIR. and Mrs. Herbert Mac
kay Bingham announce the
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Old fovorites in new euses-leother and tweed
stor in the fashion spotlight for foil. Left: The
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Ronch Mink. This sond-colored peorlized leather
coat with the button front and drop-poteh pockets
has the deep domon sleeves for cosy wear with
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AMERICAN
Continued From Page Ell

COntInue0 from Rage Ell
two out. Luis Aparicio and Mel
lie Fox singled. Jim Lands
walked. loading the bases, and
Klu then came through. touch
ing of a string of six consecu-
tive singles before Fox finished
1t of with a three-run triple.
Rookie Joe Stanka was the
winner in his major league
debut, giving up one hit in 3h
innings Of relief. Staley again
put 1t away, coming on in the
eighth for 21s perfect innings
for the night.
Klu has At right in with the
White Sox. although not the
way they had hoped. They
bought him from Pittsburgh
last week for power, but you
might say he's been a victim
Of environment. He's batting
a dandy .423-but with every
hit q single.
The Indians came from be-
hind and beat Ned Carver
Old with five runs in the
third as Tito Francona lined a
two-run single and Woody
Held counted two more with
q double. Gary Bell (15-1D
won 1t with nine innings of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-03
THE BASEBALL
BEAT
BY BURTON HAWKINS

ing the Red Sox. i, The signs
were so simple that Little
Leaguers could have understood
them. but one sign was flashed
to Billy Console seven times be-
fore he got 1t.
Harvey Kuenn and Gene
Woodling partially owe their
presence among the top FIVE
hitters In the American League
to the complete cooperation
Of Washington pitchers. /.
Kuenn is a ,377 hitter against
the Senators. while Woodling
has mauled the Senator'S pitch
ing at a 1888 clip.
X II $50
Jim Lemon expects to be
traded to a National League
club. and the expectation may
be fulfilled The Senators
have lost % of 81 games by one
run. which will give their brass
the excuse for saying next
spring. as every spring, This
year we'll win more games be-
cause we won't be losing so
many by one run"
Cal Griffith says the Senators
won't be bounced of AM radio
to FIN next season, as they were
Friday night when the Colts
Redskins game received prefer
ence. and as they will be twice
more for a Maryland game and
a Redskins game /. Next year
the contract will read that they
can't be replaced by another
sports event.
Somebody asked Casey STEM
gel who he believes is the
Leagues most valuable player
and he responded. well. I amt
got him. It's between the Chi
cago shortstop and second base
man."
First Baseman Bill Skowron
OF the Yankees is working out
with the club with q cast on
his broken wrist There's no
chance of him playing again
this season. SO he was asked
the reason for all the exercise
-. "I'd rather work out at the
ball park than work in the back
yard" Skowron said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-03
DOCTORING
YOUR GOLF
PATIENTS COMPLAINT:
BY DIR. CARY MIDDLECOFF

PATIENTS COMPLAINT:
Hitting from the top.
DIAGNOSIS: BackSwing too
fast.
TREATMENT: Once again
it's the old 5ugaboo Of starting
to hit with the hands from the
top Of the swing.
This is perhaps the worst
and most prevalent fault in
golf-this fast and jerky ac-
ton just at the point where
it's so important that the &C
ton be slow and smooth.
This bad fault can have O.
number Of causes, one Of which
is setting up an overly fast
swing pattern by taking the
club back fast and abruptly.
I think it'll be readily seen that
If the overall swing pattern is
kept in a slow and smooth
rhythm, it'll be easier to keep
the various parts of it slow
and smooth.
With that in mind, take the
club back smoothly and un-
hurriedly, as you see in today's
drawing. Not paralyzingly slow,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-03

mind you. but slow enough TO
keep things well under your
control.
Then when you arrive at the
top Of the backswing in this
slow and smooth pattern, you
will not be so easily tempted
to start the downswing too fast.
Your pocket-sized guide to
the backswing and downswing
all these hints and more are
included in Cary Middlecoff's
pamphlet Left Arm Control"
To get your copy. send 10c to-
gether with a stamped return
envelope to Cary Middleton,
in care of The Star.
(copyright 1859, John r. Ollie Coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-03

NEW YORK. Sept. 3.--A
quickie poll Of some Senators
and outfielder Jim Busby Of
the Red Sox. In response to the
question: who would you pick
II you were named manager Of
q team and had first crack at
any player in the American
Leaguep." shows Luis Aparicio
to be the favorite.
Aparicio was the choice Of
Busby. Manager Cookie Lava
getto. Coach Boom Boom Beck,
Clint Courtney, Chuck Stobbs.
Truman Clevenger and Roy
Sievers. Jim Lemon and Julio
Becquer both selected Catcher
Gus Triandos of the Orioles.
Becquer explaining. UNLESS
you have a good catcher, you
got nothing"
Lavagetto summed up the
feelings Of Aparicio hackers
when he said. HE plays a great
shortstop. covers q lot Of
ground and chokes of runs
with that wonderful arm. He
can get a hit for you. and he
draws o lot of walks. When he
gets on base he can steal and
he can take the extra base on
q hit. There's not much more
you can ask of a player"
Manager AL Lopez OF the
White Sox has said II he were
constructing a team he'd start
with a shortstop. Those are the
sentiments of most of those
who were queried, and the
shortstop they'd start with
works for Lopez.
The Saturday Evening Post,
in an article on ball park d.
mansions. declares, Washing
tons home run kids, Bob Allison
and Harmon Killebrew, would
have been frustrated by Grifiith
Stadium's former layout.
Their home-run production
would have suffered, but they
wouldn't have been frustrated.
/. Killbrew has hit 81 homers
at Griffith Stadium this sea-
son, and Is have landed in
the regular bleachers. I. Eight
OF Allison's is homers there
also have scared into the
bleachers.
For much Of the season, ("
says the Post. "the supposedly
feeble Washington Senators
have been the home run kings
of the majors. They have some
woeful weaknesses. but they
muscle a lot Of pitches out Of
their park" They also
muscle q lot Of pitches out of
other parks. for 70 Of their l42
homers have been smashed on
the road.
The Senators switched signs
In Boston, what with their ex-
coach, Billy urges, now manag-
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five-hit relief after Score was
chased with two runs in. the
bases loaded and none out in
the first.
The Orioles backed ODell
(8-10 by ending their score
less-inning slump at % with
two runs in the second against
Tom Brewer (8-10). Doubles
by Bob Boyd and Barry Shet-
rome, a walk, bunt and an
error did 1t.
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SENATORS
Continued From PAGE E-I

Continued From Page Ell
by beating out an infield hit.
Ramos sacrificed and both
runners were safe when First
Baseman Elston Howard bob
bled the ball.
Billy Consoles single to CEN
ter scored Versailles and Len
ME Green followed with a sim
gle to left to get Ramos across.
The Yankees picked up a run
in the same inning when
Hector Lopez singled to left,
raced to third as Gil McDou-
gald's grounder took a bad hop
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-03

past Harmon Killebrew into
ieftfield and scored as Cletis
Boyer hit into a double play.
New York produced the tying
run In the seventh when Lopez
again singled. stole second and
scored on Pinch-hitter Enos
Slaughter's single to center.
Kubek opened the last Of the
eighth with a single and Mickey
Mantle struck out. Berra then
dashed his 18th homer into the
rightfield seats.
The Senators caused the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-03
ST Green Signs

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 3 tAP)-
Guard Sihugo Green, fully re-
covered from q brain concus-
sion. is the eighth veteran
among II players who have
come to terms with the st.
Louis Hawks Of the National
Basketball Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-03

Yankees considerable anxiety
in the ninth. Killebrew opened
with a double to left of Jim
Coates and after Bob Allison
popped out, Clint Courtney
singled to right, scoring
Harmon.
Julio Becquer got a pinch
single and Ron Samfo.d. run
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-03
BY CARL SELL
star stan writer

Julio Betancourt is in the
best shape Of his career, and as
a result Groveton High School
probably viii be in the thick Of
the Northern Virginia Group ]
football race.
Betancourt. a versatile 5-foot-
8, l75-pound senior. has been
switched to. fullback this sea-
son by Coach Bob Tabor, Julio
has been the Tigers top threat
as a halfback since the school
Opened three years ago.
Julio, breakaway runner
with blazing speed, has been
plagued with injuries and minor
ailments since his freshman
year. However. most of his
troubles were cured by a tom
silectomy last winter. Betan-
court spent the summer carry
ing shingles for a roofing con-
tractor and reported to prac-
tice as hard as nails.
Quarterback Race Tight
Quarterback promised to be
q trouble spot for the Tigers
this season. but the promise
shown in practice by Frank
Packer and Billy Schools has
lifted Tabor's hopes.
ITS a dogfight between
Packer and Schools right now"
Tabor said, land I don't know
who will be directing the
team" Packer is a 5-foot-8,
145-pound senior. while Schools
is a 5-foot-11. 170-pound soph-
omore who starred as a base
bail player last spring.
Groveton's line will be the
heaviest in the schools history.
The tackles will be selected
from followers Walter Dicker-
son, $50. Aaron Hook. 210. Mike
Fuqua. 100. and newcomers
Andy Horne. 200. and Mack
Robinson. 1856.
Transfer Coming Fast
Returning guards are Char
lie Pickering, Al AltiZer and
Bob Bell, with. Dan Mancini. a
defensive halfback at CIV last
year, coming up fast.
Lefty Everett and Ray Fraley
return at the ends, with Dick
Fletcher, Fred Rowe and Mert
Hoover backing them up. Rich
ard Smith, a 5-foot-10, IT'S
pound halfback who trans
ferred from Philadelphia, is
expected to give letterman
Steve Mcintyre and Bob Nc
Pherson a battle.
/ PERSONNEL
l Lettermen lost-I5.
Lettermen returning-Steve McIn-
tyre and Bob Mcpherson. halfbacks:
Julio Betaneourt. fullbaek; Ray Fraley
and Lefty Everett, ends: Aaron Hook.
Mike Fuaua and Walter Dickerson.
tackles. Al Altizer.. Charlie Pickering
and Bob Bell. guards; Charlie Strauss,
center
Promising non-lettermen: Frank
Packer and Billy Schools, Quarterbacks:
Jim McEliee, fullback; Jim Julian. wing
back; Richard Smith. halfback: Dick
Fletcher, Fred Rowe and Merit Hoover,
ends; Andy Horne and Mack Robinson,
tackles; Dan Manctni, guard: Kenny
Stark, center.
| SCHEDULE
September 12 Mclean, 2.
September 10 at Lee. 2.
September rs at Mount Vernon.S.
October James Madison. 2.
| October . Hammond at CIV, Q.
October "a Annandale, 2.
October "a Oshourn. @
October 80 at Fairfax, 8.
November at Falls Church. e.
November IA deorse Washington. 2.
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ming for Courtney, halted at.
second. Faye Throneberry bat-
ted for Ramos and watched a
81 pitch cut the heart Of the r
plate. That left 1t up to Hal
Naragon. batting for Console.
His sizzling grounder was de-
Elected by Coates TO Second
Baseman Bobby Richardson,
who threw Hal out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-03

Vernon, has 10 returning let
termen working out and a pre-
dominately junior-senior squad.
1t Is this factor that brightens
the Majors chances.
We have potentially our
best squad in several years"
Faris said. ut has size. ex-
perience and fair speed. We
hope to come UP with two units
Of equal strength that can go
both ways"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-03
FIGHT RESULTS

CAMDEN N. J-Dick Tiger, 1872,
strong. 1877, Elizabeth. N. j.. 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-03
BETANcoURT BOOSTS cRovEroN
Mount Vernon Squad
Looks Best in Years
ny BOB HANSON
star star writer

In 1852, Mount Vernon High
School posted q 6-3-l record in
football. The Majors haven't
had q winning season since,
but indications are this year
will see them in strong con-
tention for top honors In the
Northern Virginia League.
Wilson Moose, Faris, start
ing his fourth year at Mount
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-03

Hopes for q change in Mount
Vernon's fortunes rests a good
deal on the shoulders Of Ar
mold Cash, 6-foot-l, l85-pound
junior quarterback. the teams
leading ground gamer last year
and q fair passer.
He is one Of three brothers
on the team. Butch, also q
Junior and about the same size
as Arnold. is q halfback while
Corky, q freshman, may make
it at guard.
Present plans call for Arnold
to step in again at quarterback.
but If Faris can get the results
he would like from two other
quarterback candidates. Jimmy
Hicks and Joe Kellum. he will
be moved to fullback. Hicks, a
senior, was the No. 2 signal
caller last year. Kelium is a
transfer student from North
Carolina.
Line Experienced
Up front, it is pretty much
q veteran line headed by CO.
Captains Bob Odom, 6-foot-2.
l80-pound senior end, and Art
ONeal, 6-foot-l, 1S5-pound
senior center.
The line, extensively, will
average about 1875 pounds. an
chored by Tackles Todd Coyle,
6-foot, $50 pounds. and Frank
Moser. 6-foot-2, 2l0 pounds.
Both are seniors.
PERSONNEL
Lettermen lost-s.
Lettermen retufning-Jack Mat
thews, Robert odom. Ernest Jones,
ends: Frank Moser, Todd Coyle, tackles:
Barry Bowers. Stephen Kendall. Jim
Smith, guards: Art ONeal. center; Ed
Arnold Cash. william Devore. TED
Doran. David Porter, Jimmy Hicks,
Ken Petit, backs.
Promising non-lettermen Calvin
Deemer. Denny sarber. ends: Jim Davis.
guards: Chuck Corder. center; Jay
Knox. Douglas Monroe, Lindsay Noble,
backs.
SCHEDULE
September 11-At Wakefield, 3,
September 1S-Hammond at CIV, 8.
September 25-Groveton, 8.
October AT Fails Church, 9.
October 9-Fairfax, 3.
SSc,,oSSer ~; Z; n stuart. ..
October 30-Annandale. s.
November Cat George Washing
ton, g.
November 13-Lee, 8.
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winner-coates t4-l. Loser-Ra-
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wP-Maas. U-Honochick. Fiaherty,
Stewart Summers. T-2:I5. Ais
0i0.
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Singled for Boyer in nth: 2 Walked
for Mas In 7th; Ran for Courtney
In 9TH; Singled for Versailles In 9th:
0 Grounded out for Console in 9th.
WSyA.ssEHIHNTogToN --- 600 600 go ooCl--9
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Poziv ma piknik

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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-24
Poziv ma piknik

Detroit, Mich.-Mjesna or
ganizacija H. S. S. odrzati &c
piknik (Dan Brace Radical u
nedjelju, %. lipnja, ma Ar
cadia Ground, 24O0 - IA Mile
Road, izmedju Dequindre i
Ryan Road.
Piknik pocima u II sati o
podne pa do kasno u vecer.
Po nasem obicaju biti &c Pc
Gene janjetine i svakovrsnog
plea. Izletnike, a napose pie
SAGE zabavljati &c popularni
tamburaski zbor braca Mike
Tomicic il Windsora, Canada.
Ma isti dan u s sati u jutro
odrzati ce sc sveta misa "a
dusnica "a lipanjske zrtve u
hrvatskoj crkvi sv. Jeronima
ma COS w. 8 Mile Road. Ma
damo Sc, da cemo ma ovom
pikniku imati i costa govor-
nika, mladog Josipa Pauko-
vic, koji dolazi IL Londona,
Engleska.
Bratski vas pozivamo da O.
vaj mas izlet sto brojnije po-
sjetite. Povedite sa sobom va
Sc prijatelje poznance. Ia
docek jamci odbor.
Petar Skoflich, tajnik.