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lected.
Copies Of the guide are
available from the Superin-
tendent Of Documents. United
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Office, Washington 25. for Is
cents.
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New Publications

Also provided are aids for
analyzing local needs to de-
termine what type Of profess
sional services should be Sc
cured; obtaining information
on experience and qualifica-
tions from the firms to be
considered, and reaching an
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Bare Metal

II you are painting bare
metal, avoid handling 1t with
perspiring hands before you
apply the anti corrosive
primer. The high salt content
Of perspiration can cause the
iron or steel to corrode. Play
safe and wear gloves.
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S44.5OO
SAIL WEXFORD DRIVE

Owners honsfer makes thi, chorm.
3 ing lH2-yeor old brick Colonial
oVoilobls in this select community.
'All 4 bedrooms upstorrs. Poneled
den with firepIoce on first floor.
Iovndry room odioeent TO kitchen,
.reor screened porch plus many,
mony exesllent features. Don't foil
TO see this.
Directions: Ont Wise. Are. past
Georgetown Prep TO Colt Lane,
LETT to Wicktord. rioht to house.
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POTOMAC-S59.5OO
9009 BRONSON DRIVE

Two oeres Of fenced grounds. Near.
Iy new brick rambler. completely
oir conditioned Here is home
thot IiterolIy sporklss throughout
When you see the mony rsoIIy de-
luxe feeiures-the sun room, the
} Bedrooms. the screened porch,
the spocious bosemsnt, hoIF OF
which is ground level ond could
be used os offices or odditionol
rooms. the sto5Ie-welI, drive cut
and inspect for Yourself
Directions Ont River Rd. bevond
Bradley Bird. TO Bronson Dr.,
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'PickIine' Wood Surface

Shellac may be Lsed for
picking wood surfaces. Use
pigmented also called shell
lac enameD shellac applied
directly to the surface. When
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you have covered the area to
be picked. dip a rag in de-
natured alcohol and rub 1t
over the wood. Some Cf the
shellac will remain In the
wood pores.
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BETHESDA-S3l.75O
SSH HUNTINGTON PKWY,

Lovely Greenwich Forest-sparkIine
contemporary split LEVEL bed
rooms. 3 boths, family room, toble
size kitchen, bright large picture
window overlooking WOO d e d
grounds. olso corport. A reoI
beoUty. Quick possession.
Directions: Out GeoroetoUn Rd.
10 HUNTINGTON PSWp, istt to
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BETHESDA-S28.9
5220 RAYlAND DRIVE

Congressman Ieovine this 4.bed-
room. 2I2-both brick Cope Cod
neor N.l.H.. ! block 20 Georgetown
Rd. Center hail. toble size electric
kitchen, screened porch and reereo-
ton room. Quitk oossession.
Directions, Ont Old Georgetown
Rd. about mile from Wise. Ave.
to MdDle Ridoe,. rioht TO RdUlnud.
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FAIRFAX
COLONIAIS

Select your tiles, paint
colorS and light fixtures
in these lovely new
homes near bus, shopping
and schools. 4 bedrooms,
3 baths, wife approved
kitchen, recreation rooms,
garages a n d patios.
Open Saturday and Sun
day l PM. til dark.
From Fairfax circle
west on Rites. 29-2l1-
so past 1st. traffic light,
left on Mclean ave. and
follow Gordin MenSh
signs to houses. S23,a5O
to S25,450. Call OR.
3-456O.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA,

Adjoining Lake Jackson
Lovely brick rambler, air cond.. full
bsmt., jalousied porch, big brick,
gear garage. Assorted fruit trees,
large Handicapped yard. House over
looks "a acres mostly rich bottom
land. View of the BlAe Ridge
Mountains, located on BrentSviile
rd., Rte. $40 adj. Broad Run with
good fishing and boating. OWNER,
Manassas, Va. Phone Empire s.
1878.
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GORDIN-MENSH GUIDE
TO BETTER LIVING
PANORAMIC
VIEW

Beautiful custom built
center hall brick RAM
bier in a suburb location
overlooking the Army
Navy Country Clubs
lovely golf course. 20x24
living room, 24-ft. 'din-
ing room, lovely deluxe
Kitchen with disposal
and dishwasher, 3 bed
rooms, den, 3 baths,
21X34 recreation room,
basement, 2-car carport.
Many other extras. Open
Saturday and Sunday
l PM. til dark. Drive
out Shirley hwy. to Ridge
rd., left on Ridge I'd. to
traffic light, right on 33rd
st. to house 1905. Priced
under S50,000. Call XII.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA,

COUNTRY CLUB HILLS, in N.
Arl.: Sl9,45O-5-yr. 3-bed-
I'm. Colonial: screened porch, car
port, rec. rm.. fully equip. kit.
oSSgRs owNHs k. lgs. s-44sScs Aha loan. By
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S17,075
NO MONEY DOWN

New brick ramblers on
IL -acre lots; less than 30
minis. to DC. via Shir-
ley hwy. 3 bedrooms, full
basement. Open Satur-
day and Sunday l Pm.
It'll dark. South on US.
No. | to Pohick Church,
right on Rte. 63S then
right again to model
houses. Call FL. 4-S600.
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ARMY-NAVY
COUNTRY CLUB
FAIRFAX
icoRTIRUEpl

$1,000 down is all you
need to own this spaci-
Gus brick contemporary
rambler in a sought
after Fairfax neighbor-
hood. 3 bedrooms, 22x14
living room, country
size kitchen with dispos-
al, daylight basement
with picture window,
fireplace and 34-ft. un-
finished recreation room,
carport. Walk to elemen.
tary, and parochial
schools. Open Saturday
and Sunday l PM. til
dark. Drive out Arl.
blvd. to Fairfax circle,
go around circle and out
Rte. 237, Just past Army
Navy Country Club, right
at Country Club Hills,
continue to house. S2l,-
500. Call CIR. 3-4560.
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HOUSES For SALIVA. |
BULL RUN MOUNTAIN

RUN MOUNTAIN
Wsshington's closest mountain re-
treat. AZ mi. D. c.. IL mi. Chan
tilly National Airport. Site own
ers own and control all recrea-
tlonal areas which include eoun-
shuttle board, horseshoes, trout
pond, bride path and, yet to
come. large lake, riding stables,
community house and other de
luxe swimming pools, etc. Cen
tral water system to every home
site. State-maintained mRcadam
road to development. 1000 lots
for sale, large wooded lot with
beautiful views. Priced to sell with
TERMS 50 down, $50 per mo.
HOUSES
OPEN HOUSE EVERY DAY
Now ready; 8 new homes with 8
bedrms., lv. nm. with din. area,
stone frepl., bath. complete, kit.
with wall oven. washer-drier,
stone porch with utiI room; large
lots from "a to an acre. Priced,
including finance and settlement
charges, at Sl6,750.
CABINS
Now ready. 5 de luxe mountain
weekend cabins with 2 and
bedrooms, living rm., bath, equip.
kit, scr. porches. Ready TO move
into. Priced, including finance
and settlement charges at S1l,50C
TO REACH FROM WASHINGTON:
Come west on q. s. so to o. s. 10
and turn left. 20 5 mi to our
sign, or come west on q. S. 60
211 to State highway 234 al
stone house and turn right, CONT
to U. S. Is and turn right, comt
mi to our sign.
LUCY ]. GORE, President
BULL RUN MOUNTAIN ESTATES
COLEMAN G. GORE
Real Estate Broker
Haymarket, Virginia Plaza 4-Sl0C
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or POTOMAC
Mr.. VERNON BIND

MT. VERNON BLVD-VIEW OF POTOMAC
New brick splt-leyes beautiful wooded river view
lots twin sized bedrooms ga tiled baths large Hot
point kitchen, recreation Excellent r.
nancing available Open Saturday and Sunday Pm. til
dark. From Alexandria south Mt Vernon blvd,
right Colingswood rd. take lst immediate left on
West blvd then follow Gordin-Mensh signs to model
house. S31,750 to S32,750. Call so. 5-6790.
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r. A. HUMPHREYS

4-bedroom, 31a-bath, true CENTER
hall brick home on large Iz-acre
corner lot: huge modern kitchen,
Ewes. JU. S-546o
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UNIVERSITY PARK

Detached brick in Hillside area
with compl. apt. on each floor.
full basement. TE. 6-2233.
TRICE GRAVATTF NE S-IQ1Q
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By OWNER-4- -bedrm. brick home
, with 2 baths, sep. dining rm., full
bsmt.; S22,500. Vac. JA. 7-12O3
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SOUTHERN MD.
TAKOMA PARK

42U LINCOLN AVENUE
OPEN SAT. g. SUN, TO 8 P M
brick rambler, new-house
cond.; wall-to-wall carpets, liv.
rm., din. rm.. den, 2 bedrms.
mod. kit. and bath on 1st fl. with
rec. rm. and powder rm. on lower
level; fenced back yard; shade
trees, aZaleas, etc. Can finance
FHA zCg With small nall! dCgn payment Sy sn
OIL. 6-1294; ewes. and week ends
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ALREADY
FINANCED

Neat as a pin, 3-bed-
room brick rambler; only
80 Minis. to Pentagon
via Shirley hwy. S17.SO0.
Dial 700, GY. 10000 to
see 1t today.
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ALEXANDRIA AREA
ALEX.-MT. VERNON BLVD. AREA
S39,500

pos, ,OUU
This split-leVel a masterpiece in
design and construction. You'll
love the spacious flagstone' en-
trance foyer, ballroom-si living
room, exquisite cabinetry in IL
brary, gracious formal dining
room, huge friendly family kitch-
double carport, 4 baths, ss-acre
lot with trees. top location. A
real flnd for the discriminating
home seeker.
DIR: South of Alex. on Mt. Vernon
blvd. 3 miles past Hunting Towers
to Morningside dr.. turn right on
Mornnigside and then straight
through to Sherwood Hall lane,
dr., turn right to model home.
continue 3 blocks to White Oaks
WOODLAND BUILDERS. INC.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
TWO-FAMILY

TEMPLE HILLS - Custom 3-b.r.
srk, rambler, ssaut; lot; Pymts.
S105 mo. SO, 400. OWNER, CH.
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ALEXANDRIA
4 BEDROOMS
2 BATHS

Centrally air-conditioned
brick Cape Cod; ready
to occupy tomorrow.
Lovely streamlined kitch-
en-, 22-ft. recreation
room with bar, full
basement, screened porch.
Walk to schools. S24,25O.
Call IA. $4,000 to see
it today.
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FATREAY COUNTy
FALLS CHURCH

3 bedrms., ia baths. brick rambler
on huge wooded lot. Fully equip
GE kit. with table space and
full daylight bsmt. . blocks to
shops and bus. Walk to public
and parochial schools. Directions:
Out Lee hwy. to Falls Church,
right on Broad ST.. left on West
st. and follow signs to property.
SMITH g. FRANCIS, INC.
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EXCLUSIVE CHILLUM TERRACE
FOR SALE BY OWNER

A fine family home in Prince
Georges Co., conv. to Univ.
of Nd. and other schools: 8
rooms plus rec. room. Priced
under today's market. Terms,
cash. By appt. only. Call
AP. 7-1111 or WA. 7-1923.
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Paramount Presents
HYATTSVILLE
RIVERDALE WOODS

2-bedrm. rambler. GI financing on
this one for low dn. payment and
easy terms.
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ALEX. .-ROSEMONT = Delightful q
bedrm. semidetachec home near
G. w. High; sep. din. rm., we'll
equip. kit. finished bsmt., fenced
yard. storm windows; excel. cond
Best yet. only S12,950 with very
good terms. See It today! XII. O.
$500 N. H. BARRY ORG. REALTY
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SALE BY BUILDER

FALLS CHURCH AREA-4-yT.-old
3-bedrm. rambler; full bSmt i;
storm windows, on fenced u acre,
on dead-end street; S15,5O0. JE
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FALLS CHURCH AREA, mr.
Corners; bedrms., huge in. rec
rm., lge. liv. rm., lge. kit: fenced
lot; air cond; pool membership
SlS,300. Lge. FHA loan. B!
OWNER, JE. 2-79S5.
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FALLS CHURCH CHARM

FALLS CHURCH CHARM - IA
lovely acres and beautiful 3-bed-
room, 4l2-year-old brick rambler
with maids room. Handsome
ground-level recreation room with
fireplace, attached garage and
breezeway. In semi-secluded but
most convenient and attractive
residential area. Call to inspect,
F. W. BERENS. REALTORS, 216O
N. Glebe rd., Arl., ia. 5-O7O7.
Evening star., 1960-08-24
Desi Arnuz Pays
$4,000 for FiIIy
At Del Mar Sale

DEL MAR, Calf, Aug. "a
(AP).-Desi Arnaz paid the top
price for a fllly as the Del Mar
yearling sales ended last night
with a record gross of $3.50, 400.
The TV actor producer bid
$4,000 for a bay filly by Windy
City II. The f1lly, a full sister
to Old Pueblo, was consigned by
Peter Mclean of Newhall,
Calf.
Top price for a colt was $32,-
900 for a yearling by Never Say
Die, consigned by Mclean and
bought by Thomas A. Miller of
nearby La Jolla. The price
was second only to the $32,50C
paid for colts in the 1855 and
1858 sales.
The So horses sold last night
brought $408,3O0, an average OF
$7.039. The two-night total Of
lis head, bringing $3.50, 400
averaged $6,786.
The previous record gross
here was $677, 100 in 1857. Last
year 101 head sold for $613,O00
Evening star., 1960-08-24
State 2-Mon Team Golf
Gaining in Popularity

Only one prize was allowed
a team and since Lerner ano
Friedman decided to divide
first and second net, first gross
went to Phil Buscher and Allan
Sherier of Brooke Manor with
St.
Four teams finished with net
65s. Jack and Jerry Doser
Argyle, and John Gonella
Columbia, and Tom Cahill
Brooke Manor, had 70-5-65s
Howard Savage and A. E
Martin, Argyle, and Norman
Manders and John SWagart
Manor, had 71-6-65S.
Eight teams tied for second
and third gross with beSt-balI
scores of 70. DR.. F. j. Crilley
and Robert Miller, Manor, took
second, and Claude Rippy, Be-
thesda, and Ken Poerstel, Con-
gressional, third. Rippy had 6
10 gross on his own ball. but
Poerstel was disqualified fol
carrying IS clubs in his bag.
Evening star., 1960-08-24
Scouts Get Look
AT 15-Yeur-OId
Pitching Phenom

ST. LOUIS, Aug. "a (AP).-
Baseball scouts representing
nine major league clubs last
night got a look at Mike Jones,
15-year-old pitcher who has
been given permission by Com
missioner Ford F'rick to sign a
pro contract August 81 as q
hardship case.
Jones, 6-foot, 170-pound Ne
gro, pitched three innings in r
sandlot game here. He struck
out six, walked one and gave up
two hits.
Consensus among the scouts
was that Mike is a fine athlete
with a strong arm and will be
in the majors eventually.
Mike is one of 10 children OF
a laborer. He is credited with
more than 80 no-hit games in
teen-age competition. IA Of
them this year. He also aver
| aged two homers a game.
Evening star., 1960-08-24

The Maryland State Golf AS
sociation two-man team event
has proven to be one of the
most popular of its kind in this
area.
One of these events was held
last year at Chevy Chase, one
earlier this year at Baltimore
and a third yesterday at Co.
lumbia, by far the best at
tended with a record field of
88 teams competing.
Top honors were shared by
Dave Collingwood and his IA
ther, Sumner, from Court
House, and Bobby Lerner and
Marshall Friedman from Wood
mont, with eight-under-par
net best ball scores of 81.
The Collingwood team had a
68 with a six handicap and
Lerner Friedman, 67-5-62.
Dave Collingwood, a semi
f1nalist in last weeks District
Amateur, had a II on his own
ball.
Evening star., 1960-08-24
OLYkPICS
Continued From Page d.

Continued From Page d.
lifting and shooting-do not be-
gin until the week of Septem-
ber 4.
Favorable weather was pre-
dicted for the opening ceremony
which will see 1000 of the to-
tai 5000 athletes from IS Ma
tions parading under the late
afternoon sun. The parading
group was restricted because of
space limitations in the white
new Olympic Stadium.
The International Olympic
Committee yesterday cleared
its decks for the start of the
games by unanimously re-elect-
ing Chicago's Avery Brundage
for another four-year term as
president.
The wealthy, 72-year-old
hotelman, already president fol
eight years, thus overrode a re-
ported move to unseat him. The
reelection meant a vote OF
confidence for the auStere
amateurism cached by
Brundage, if not practiced tc
his wishes, throughout the
world.
1t was the man who wa.
backed by some to succeed
Brundage as president, Lore
Burghley of England, the Mar.
guess of Exeter, who nominated
Brundage for reelection, anc
delegates from 81 nation.
backed him.
Il can only promise to throw
more energy into the job" sale
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Donna FIoyd,
DeIIAdvunce
AtLongwood

BROOKLINE, Mass, Aug. "a
AP).-The team of Don Dell
of Bethesda, Md, and Myron
Franks of Los Angeles advanced
yesterday in the National dou-
bleS tennis tournament at Long
wood Cricket Club.
Dell and Franks defeated Don
Russell and John Sharpe of
Australia, IS, 6-8, Ga,
GO. In the Women's play,
Donna Floyd of Arlington, Va,
and Belmar Gunderson of
Chambersburg, Pa, won over
Mrs. William Summers and
Mrs. Cliff Sutter, Greenwich,
Conn, 60, 6-1.
Dennis Ralston of Bakerfeld,
Calf, and Rafael Osuna of
Mexico City. the young VIM
bledon champions, scored an
impressive victory over juniors
Charley Parsarell of Puerto
Rico and Bill Bond of La Jolla.
Calf, 60, IS, Ga.
Bill Talbert of New York
and Gardner Mulloy of Miami,
the four-time champions, also
moved up. Talbert, Al, and
Mulloy, 46, beat Mischa Maka-
voff of Rochester, N. Y, and
William Scarlett of Phillips
burgh, Pa, Ga, Ga, 60.
Earl Buckholz of st. Louis
and John Karabass of Coral
Gables, Fla, advanced at the
expense of King Lambert of
Washington. D. c., and Chuck
Mckinley of st. Ann, Mo-,
GO, 6-1, GO.
Defending champions and
top-seeded Neale Fraser and
Roy Emerson of Australia,
easily disposed of Gerry Moss
Of Miami Beach and Cliff
Vickery of San Francisco, 6-3,
6-3, Go.
Evening star., 1960-08-24
Journeys Set

RICHMOND, Aug. "a (AP)
Fourteen teams will compete
in the mixed five women and
five men on a team softball
tournament here Saturday,
starting at 10 am, and IA in
the State open slow pitch tour
nament here Sunday, starting
at noon. The tournaments will
wind up the 1860 Virginia ANA
teur Softball Association pro-
gram.
Evening star., 1960-08-24
Horner Is Due
ToBe Busy in
Eagles Game

Sam Horner Will be a busy
young man when the Redskins
meet the Philadelphia Eagles
in their third exhibition game
of the season at Norfolk, Va,
Saturday night. Tabled for
offensive fullback for this game,
Horner also may have to do the
punting if Eagle Day isn't up
to par.
Day, the teams only eXpe-
rienced quarterback, is taking
things as lightly as possible
while recuperating from a
strained stomach muscle, which
means that punting is out.
Horner, a left-footer, doesn't
get as much distance on the
ball as Eagle, but his snaky
kicks aren't easy to handle, and
Coach Mike Nixon thinks he'll
do all right in a pinch.
Looks pretty good at full
back, too" Mike said after yes
terday's workout. Sure, I'll
keep him there if he does a
good job, and move Johnny
Olszewski to right half"
Olszewski and Dick James are
scheduled to start at halfback
Saturday, although James still
is getting treatment for a char
.leyhorse in the right thigh
James also will hold the ball for
field goals and extra points il
Day isn't at his best.
Billy Brewer of Mississippi is
slated for a safety spot on de-
fense, but Jim Wulff of Michi-
gan State, who is recovering
from an ankle operation, may
not be his running mate. Wulfl
has yet to show his best speed
and it looks as though Gary
Click will start.
Evening star., 1960-08-24
Italian Tennis Ace
Siqns With Kramer

ROME, Aug. "a (AP). - Nj
cola Pietrangeli, Italy's Davis
Cup and Europe'S top amateur
tennis player, signed a three
year 100000 contract today
with Jack Kramer's profession
al troupe.
The 27-year-old italian ace
will make his pro debut on the
Roland Garros courts in Paris
on September 1913.
The signing wrecked the
hopes of Italy's Europe zone
champion Davis Cup team
slated to play in the inter-zone
finals in Australia in December
Evening star., 1960-08-24
Unbeuten German
Faces Graham
In Mat Feature

Eddie Graham will meet un.
defeated Karl Krauser in the
feature match of tomorrow
nights wrestling program al
Capitol Arena.
Krauser, from Hamburg
Germany, hasn't lost a match
since coming to this country
Howe ver, Graham, from
Phoenix, Ariz., predicts he vii,
be the first to defeat the
German star.
Two team bouts also are
scheduled. The Australian
Kangaroos meet Marvin Mercer
and Buddy Rosen, and, in a
midget match, Little Beaver
and Bouncing Baby Burke take
on Major Tom Thumb and Pee
Wee James.
In other bouts, The Great
Scott returns to Capitol after a
long absence to meet Dom
Levin, Tito Carreon battles
Johnny Kace and Arnold Skoa-
land faces George Macarthur
Evening star., 1960-08-24

Brundage who has the power
full handshake of a wrestler
despite his years.
The United States reached full
force with the arrival of Uncle
Sans 72-member track and
field contingent and the Is
member basketball party.
Track Coach Larry Snyder
reported his talented squad
was in top shape and he scoffed
at printed charges his band
might be over trained from
too many pre-Olympic meets.
Except for a few minor
aches and pains, they're in ex-
cellent condition" said Snyder,
Ohio State track coach.
One of the best basketball
teams ever assembled for anna
teur competition - the Oscar
Robertson-paced Americans -
is raring to plunge into Olym-
pic play, said Coach Pete New
ell of the University of Cali
fornia.
I'VE got wise in two tuneup
games in Switzerland on the
type of smaller ball we will have
to use in the Olympics, and we
learned a thing or two about
European-style officiating" said
Newell.
The United States swimming
team yesterday staged a SWIM
off for its four contenders in
the 800-meter freestyle relay.
Surprisingly top man was a
butterfly expert, Mike Troy,
who led George Harrison, jeff
Farrell and Dick Blick to the
finish line.
Evening star., 1960-08-24
D; claiming Csl.25o); 4-year-oIds and
BOOKIES REFUSE
BETS ON PIRATES

NEW YORK, Aug. "a
tAP).-If you think Pitts
burgh will win the National
League pennant, you agree
with the Broadway book
makers. They no longer are
taking bets on the Pirates,
who lead second-place Mil
waukee by 6la games.
The Yankees are 1-2
choices to be the American
League team in the World
Series which will open in the
National League park, prbo-
ably on Wednesday, October
5. The White Sox are rated
81, with Baltimore a 5-1
pick.
Evening star., 1960-08-24
Stokes Gets $4,000
From Charity Game

MONTICELLO, N. Y, Aug.
"a (AP) The Carl BraunS"
defeated the RED Auerbachs"
last night, 105-70, in a benefit
pro basketball exhibition for
Maurice Stokes.
The injured Cincinnati
Royals star will receive about
$4,000 from proceeds of the
game. John Green of the New
York Knicks, playing for the
winners, was high man with
l. 20 points.
Evening star., 1960-08-24
Harry Mormion to Join Staff
Of Coast Guard Academy

will be an assistant basketball
coach. He takes over his new
duties September 6.
Marmion, a graduate of the
Georgetown University grad
uate law center in 1859, had
a 25-l8 record at Gonzaga. He
also coached the iayvees to an
1873 mark before moving up
to varsity. He began his
coaching as an assistant coach
at American University in 1856
Marmion is the second head
coach to leave Gonzaga in re-
cent months. Pete, Lerario
head football coach, resigned
to take over as head coach al
the Springbrook High School in
! Montgomery County.
Evening star., 1960-08-24
SHENANDOAH PAYS
$4,77O.6O TO TWO
BY a Star STAFF Writer

C H A R L E S TOWN,
w. Va, Aug. 24.-Shenan-
doah Downs has its. third
straight high-priced Bo-
nanza in the books today,
with two fans '$4,710.60
richer because of their
handicapping ability. The
lucky but unidentified pair
tagged six straight winners
last night to divide the big
Bonanza at the night track.
1t was the largest two
way split of the pool since
Shenandoah introduced the
Bonanza last July 5.
The Little Bonanza was
divided 80 ways on five
winners, paying $103.40.
Last nights crowd of 5,233
wagered $268,041.
Evening star., 1960-08-24

Harry A. Marmion, head
basketball coach at Gonzaga
High School the past three
seasons, has been appointed to
the academic and athletic fac
ulties at the Coast Guard
Academy in New London, Conn.
Capt. A. A. Lawrence, dean
of the academy, announced
that Marmion, an attorney in
the Office of the solicitor, De-
partment of Labor, will be
assigned to the humanities de-
partment. teaching political
science and economics.
Comdr. Otto Graham, ath-
letic director of the academy,
also announced that Marmion
Evening star., 1960-08-24
Wilson Fires Ace
In Tourney Tuneup

TAMIMENT. Pa, Aug. "a
(AP).-Jack Wilson. of the
Prince Georges Country Club,
Landover, Md, shot a hole in
one yesterday in a practice
round for the Danny Kaye
tournament that starts here
today.
Wilson made the shot on the
par three. 150-yard seventh
hole with a seven iron. Other
members of his foursome were
Anthony Lintrento, William
Picco and Al Houghton, the
Prince Georges pro.