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Evening star., 1960-04-15
iEW HAMPSHIRE GARDENS-see
NEW RAMBLER-AMI 2 bedrm

this stately detached brick: g
lovely bedrms.. flrst-hoor den. SEP.
din. hall. rec. rm. Priced for quick
sale, Slg.95O. HUGH T. PECK.
HE, 4-l1OO
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63' RAMBLER

On high ground out Rte. 240: you
can see for miles from the pic
ture window of this 3-bedroom. -
bath home with foyer, large din
garage, fenced lot. trees and
shrubs. 1NOXHn0. Only S3H.95O.
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$1,000 CASH

Area-3 bedrm. rambler.
nv. room, nice kit, easy walk to
scholS, transportation and swim
ming pool. good rear yard. fully
fenced; Excellent area for children
Monthly payments, 500.
CHESTER KELLER
IT, WoODMOOR AGENCY CORP.
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INC. Wo. 6-2923.
TWINBROOK - bedTms ~
baths, flrepl.. washer. fenced cor
ner lot; nr. schools. shops, transp.
$500 down. Vacant
r. L. SMITH REALTY CO.
ga. 4-I1l GA. 4-S795
TWO ACRES, FAIRLAND-3 bed
rm. rambler, completely redec.
hot-w. neat. full bsmt.: spring
fed stream and fish pond. LAIRD
Il. SCOTT. RealtOr. JU. S-OI"O
VALLEY vIEW-S99O DOWN, NO
SETTLEMENT: IMMEDIATE POS
SESSION on these brand-new brick
bi-leyels with 4 bedrmS.. ? baths,
plus lge,. de luxe kitchen, sepa-
800 and OK'D 4 TRADE. Other
models from ST 800. KEN DRUS-
KIN d CO, LO. 5-3366
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COLORED-9O1 JEFFERSON ST.
Ma rare buy!l! Riggs Park
home with lovely front porch, 8
large rooms. powder rm., mod.
kit. with din. area, large rec.
rm. Painters Just left!!l
MURRAY LEVINE IA. Q-3144
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BRADMOOR. Bethesda = 4-bedrm
brick Colonial: 21-ft. liv. rm. with
firepl.: powder rm on each A. +:
rec. room: diShwaSher: fenced
yard: S@6,500. OIL. 2-365l. No
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SEAT PLEASANT = S2a5 dn- incl
settlement; ,3-bedrm. brk. rambler
OWNER will fln.; no red tape;
move in with den ST a-iRln
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EXCELLENT brick semidet.; . bed
rms, family rm., storm windows.
auto. washer. gas heat: fenced
yard: convenient to Andrews: i'm
maculate. immediate possession.
Only Sl1 $50; $3.50 dn., or will
GI no dn. pymt. RE, 6-6S64
tOWNER- -BRO ROKERD. 15s
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bhhULEf WUUD-Tst PKESENIA- =
TION! = Beautiful acre of fine
homes. Handsome Georgian CO.
lonial with den and powder rm.
plan. 3-bedrmS.. . baths on End
floor. Yard-level rec. rm. with
fireplace. attached garage. screened
porch, heavy slate roof. Nearly
half an acre OF beautifully land
scaped level ground. Delightful.
tree shaded barbecue patio. Mid
sos! Should sell Quicklyl Mr..
Murray with FRANK S. PHILLIPS.
INC, DI. 1-l4ll; ewes. OIL. g.
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TWINBROOK-ASsume large loan.
move right into this n-vr. old
spacious 4-bedrm., 9-bath split
level. On quiet corner, close to
schools and shopping area: Sla.-
3Ou. Ewes, call Mr.. Clark, Jh.
S.5S56. MALORA r. CHRISTMAN,
INC Wn r. o009
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ROCKVILLE AN AMAZING
VALUE. Well-located rambler,
lge. kit, sep. din. rm.. play room,
full bSmt.: l.-acre fenced lot
81 $50. HUGH T. PECK, GA.
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CHEVY CHASE. near the circle -
Splendid brick Colonial in new
house condition: suitable for small
or large family. Features 3 bed
rms, tiled baths. heated studio
on 3rd floor that's perfect for
children. Near Blessed Sacrament
Parish and Rosemary School. Built
in garage and deep. level shaded
lot. Only So 500. Call our Up.
tafter q, call EN-. 3-38a4l, SHAN
NON & LUCHS co
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ROCKVTLLE-Rambler, 3 bedrms.
Ia baths; walkout full bsmt. !:
completely fenced lot, with back
and side to park. Price, Sl4,5OO.
BY OWNER. call GA. 4-94I1.
ROCKVILLE-By owner; 1O-mos. :
old rambler. . bedrmS., Ia baths:
dishwsSher, disposal; full par
tally finished bSmt. with exit 20
fenced yard. Walk to schools,
churches and shopping. Full price,
$4,000. S:,l0O down. GA. A.
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W. W. T 4HOCIIIdIII 1IIC,
IA Branch Ave, Sc. 10. S-77OO
FARM KITCHEN

4A4I41 1A1 I O11EN
Lge. raised-hearth brk. firepl in
Kit. Think OF the family discus
Slons around the breakfast table
IN front OF roaring fire. 3 lee,
peurms., excellent closet space, .
ton; finest construction. $50 500
O1 n00 nAnTK
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ALEXANDRIA split level; 5 mi.
south OF Parkway; : rms; 2lz
baths: lse. porch and carport;
corner lot: small dnpymt. 4a4ce
loan, oy owner: call so. 5-3332.
ALEX.-ROSEMONT = Delightful 2
bedrm. semidetacheG home near
6. W. High: sep. din. nm. well;
equip. kit finished bsmt. fenced
yard, storm windows; excel. cond.
Best yet. only Sl2,95O with very
good terms. See II today! Kl. O.
1880 NJ. H. BARRY ORG. REALTY
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CARLOCK AT CABIN JOHN

UAKLUCk At CABIN JOHN
This weeks best buv is . bedrms
on 20. nOO-sq. 1T, beaut. lot. open
$4,000. FHA financing, open
every day. r. H. CARLOCK, out
Macarthur blvd. to SOth ST.,
phone EN- 5-O44O.
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CHEVY CHASE, in the convenient
Rock Creek Forest section. Just
blocks over d. c. line-This i'm
maculate 3-bedrm. rancher is on
a traffic-free lane adjoining park.
vet inst blocks to shopping,
school and bus, and It features
ING. Best Of ali, the price is only
S36.a5O. You should see this. Call
SHANNON q LUCHS CO.. Mary
land office, LO. 5-0S44; evenings
call NO. 1-53hO.
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COLLEGE PARK-Clean 3-bedrm,
Tamblers with full bsmt.; lge. cor
lot with easy FHA or conv. terms,
| REALTORS VIZ ;4ao
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" FNH u n d WIN
1l916 Ga. Ave. 10. 5-S7ll
AMIR, u. PARK-CRESTVIEW
kETHESnA.RAMRLER :

small dn. payment to qualified
rm., excel. kit, Ice. bdrms., .
tiled baths: large lot. FHA CON-
TRACT ACCEPTABLE. Call KE
5,I3!n- leyes, EN-, "I54S!S,
TORS. hon1 WIS ave n
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9,45O and up includes ground
rent. SiOO down. Payments from
SS3 per month includes mortgage
payments, insurance and taxes.
Open daily and Sunday from 10
am I'll dark Call SP Assoc
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RIXERDALE

PALMER PARK-Sl95 dn. incl
settlement: 3 bedrms. OWNER will
I'm; no REQ tape, move in with
den ST 2-hRnn
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BRIGGS CHANEY RD. AREA-This
attr. new 3-bedrm.. 2-bath brick
rambler cannot be reproduced for
S22,95O. Lge. elec. kit, sep. din.
rm.. 2-car garage: l7-acre site.
c. ROBERT GRAY & CO., JU.
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GLENN DALE acres OF level land
with 220-ft. frontage on hard
road. plus large vacant 3-bedrm.
older home; full bSmt. Asking
SD 500. Flexible terms.
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| ACRE-TREES

You'll love the rolling, wooded set
ting OF this modern home in one
of our choicest Small-estate areas.
You'll be delighted with the spa
ciouS bedrooms and the big mod
ern kitchen, the abundance OF
closets and the many special fea-
lures of this custom-built home.
And you'll be amazed when you
see the huge, ground-level, mahoR-
any-paneled family room with its
raised-hearth fireplace and pic
ture window view of the grounds.
Call US to see 1t today. Appraised
at so. oSO
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James C. Conley & Co.
n525 Ga. Ave JU. 9-4134 til Q
CARROLL KNOLLS-Charming brk.
rambler on well-landscaped lot
containing 2 bedrms., IA baths.
liv. rm. with hrepl., dinette. all
elect. kit, full bsmt. Many extras
incl. central air cond. Priced at
SlS,a5O. Will FHA, 81 900 down
Balance like rent. Call JU. 5-422"2::
ewes. JU. S-SSaO, LAWRENCE "
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ROCKVILLE City living with
cou ltry atmosphere; attractive A.
bedrm. Cape Cod w/firepl.: full
bSmt. wIOutside exit. Exceptional
play area for children; SIS, 800.
OWNER, Hh. G-14go
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KENT FOREST HOMES

JULY OCCUPANCY-New :I-bedrm.
full bSmt. ramblers: FHA approved
Sl5,3OO: 500 dn.: mr.. NhSA.
HAGAN, UN. 4-S5S3
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Arr. CONDITIONED, cool, G

ALL SOLD OUT and we need homes.
When buving or selling. call lucky
10 5-S7l1. Your home will sell
quicker when viewed on our Col
Drama Flicker
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BUS AND SHOPPING

Are close to this quality Cape Cod
with slate roof, garage, porch,
arate dining room. Ia baths and
a gorgeous lot Of shrubs and
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DEFENSE HWY, close to schools
shop. and transp.-On corner lot
Iiv. rm with firepl., din. area
equip. mod. kit, 2 bedrms. anc
Iui osmt.: only Sl,50O dn. and
CO. REALTORS. AP. 1000
DET. BUNGALOW, SIO,5OO-Very
deep. level lot in popular West
Lanham Hills: scr. porch: onlJ
5000 down and $50 per mo. Cal
III y M, WA. 7-39nO, ROBERT
s.. DAVIS & CO INC
Evening star., 1960-03-27
Program Listines

7-coIIese News Conference.
Keith Funston, President OF the
N. Y. Stock Exchange.
9-Young Peoples Concert.
I Hour. The New York Philhor-
monic with Leonord Bernstein.
"UnusuoI instruments = Post,
Present ond Future" will be dis
cussed ond demonstrated.
I:3o
4-Frontiers OF Faith.
"Self Portroit." BY Elliott Boxer.
A successful portroit painter be-
comes q Coney lslond ortist.
coude Douphin. Bib Osterwold.
7-Sundoy Motinee. Movie.
Ih Hours. THE Loves Of Edoor
Allen Poe" 1912. Lindo Dor
nell. John iSheppord.
2:00
4-Bosketboll.
9-Sundoy Afternoon Movie.
! Hour. "Ths Greet Amerlcon
HOOK" Cd Wynn, Wolter Abel.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
March II


1890
4-Seho0I Story.
mot BY Chonce." How q pros
pective teoeher acquires the spe-
ciol skills sssentiol in the Gloss
room.
5-Georsetown Univ. Forum.
"Two-Porty Stolmote?" Or. Jones
IA. Burns, Dr.. Lev DobrionskY.
7-Bishop Pike. Religion.
"1soIth for Psoee." Discussed
by Bishop Pike ond his guest, Or.
Howard A. Rusk.
i2:5S
S-News. Harry Reosoner.
loo
4-Teen ToIk. Discussion.
"American Teen-ooe lndions."
Bob Bennett, eurscu OF lndion
Affoirs.
5-Sunday Movie.
Ia Hours. "Bsdlom." 1916.
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SUNDAY.


2:30
5-BensoI Loneers. Adv'nturs.
500
5-Crusode in the Poeifie.
7-0pen Heorins. Interviews.
9-Sports Spectacular.
IN Hours. "Americo Bowls"
Celebrities from the sports and
entertainment worlds will be feo-
tured, including Yogi Bero,
Robin Roberts, Johnny Unitos,
Alan Ameche, Eddie Broken,
Julie Wilson. (live.)
$3.50
Slim Bowie. Adventure.
7-chompionship Bridge.
Olive Peterson, May Jons Forrsl
VS.. Leonord 3. Harmon liver
Stokoold.
400
ASK Washington.
Panel members ore Herb kopIow,
Left Ed, Peter Hoekes. Esther
Tufty. BDson Rosh, moderotoE.
Sunday Listinss Cont. on Next P0ss
Evening star., 1960-09-11
ATTENTION: LADIES

Wait bsaUfifvl clinic. Open dolly olso Mon. We'd.
oFd fhaRs evenings. Shampoo and 81. HorcUf 75c.
~ FomeVs. Brund Psrmansnfs IS. Tint, $780, Work
deno by odvonesd Students under supervision of world
rsnewnsd hoirsfylsf Albert do PGris.
Non completely air conditioned for you
Evening star., 1960-09-11
September Is

Ritter seeks the old Of Dr.. Coffee
in investigating the couse OF
deoth of man whose body hos
been found in the home Of q COL
Ieooue ond close friend Of Cof-
fees. Potrick ONeoI, Chester
Morris, Phyllis Newnon.
1880
4-Johnny Midnight. Crime.
THE Ninth DOLL" The destrue-
ton of doll collection is the
prelude to murder. Edmond
O'Brien stars.
5-Mike Hummer. Crime.
Letter in BIockmoil." Dorin
McGovn stors.
7-Not for Hire. Crime.
1900
4-News. LoeoI News.
COLOR. Richard Horkness. Russ
Word.
5-Storlisht Theoter. Movie.
IN Hours. Dance, Girl, Dance"
1910. Two girls ore rivots in
their coreers and in love with the
some man. Moureen OHoro,
Lucille Boil.
Evening star., 1960-09-06
Packers Run
Record 10 40

GREEN BAY, Wis, Sept. S
(AP).-The start of the Ma
tional Football League cham
pionship race is still almost
three weeks away, but Green
Bay Packer fans already are
thinking of a title after watch
ing their team rack UP its
fourth straight exhibition VIC
tory with a 1914 triumph over
the st. Louis Cardinals yester-
day. A crowd Of 20,668 saw
the game.
The Packers defeated the
Pittsburgh Steelers, New York
Giants-last years Eastern
champions-and Chicago Bears
in previous games. Lamar Nc
Han, a Cardinal CASTOR, pitched
two touchdown passes and
scored one himself in leading
the Packers to a 21-7 lead at
the half.
Bart Starr quarterbacked
Green Bay in the last two
quarters.
ST. LOUIS O 2 O-I4
GREEN BAY IA Z o I4-35
Green 5ay-McHan s. run tHor-
Green Bay-Kramer Q, pass from
McHan tHornung kick).
st, Louis-Rsndle "a, pass from
Roach Perry kick).
Green bay-Moore. "a, pass from
McHan tHornung kick),
st. Louis-Conrad 5. run perry
Green Ray-HornunE 8. run tHor-
nung kickl.
Green Bay-Brown Z, run tHornung
kick)
Evening star., 1960-09-06
NATIONAL

Continued from Page C-1
seven-hit pitching job by Bob
Buhl d4-8 and whipped Har-
vey Haddix Q0-9. Cottier's
first two-bagger. a single by
Bill Bruton and a double by
Del Crandall scored two runs
that clinched it in the third in
ming.
The Cards won the first game
on a walk, George Groves
pinch double, a hit batsman
and a forceout grounder by
Stan MuSial against reliever
Don Elston (S-8) in the 10th.
Lindy Mcdaniel won it in re-
lief of Larry Jackson. st. Louis
led, on Ken Boyer's 29th homer.
until the eighth. when two
walks and Richie Ashburn's
single gave the Cubs IL tie.
Five walks helped the Cubs
wipe out a SO Card lead with
four runs in the sixth inning
of the nightcap against Ray
Sadecki. st. Louis then tied it
in the eighth on singles by Joe
Cunningham and Boyer and
Walt Moryn's forceout against
Glen Hobbie. third Chicago
pitcher.
Cincinnati, eliminated by
Pittsburgh's victory. tagged
Loser Robin Roberts (9-14
and two relievers for II hits,
including home runs by Frank
Robinson mo. 2D, Billy Martin
and Vada Pinson. Bob Purkey
went all the way for his 10th
victory although allowing 13
hits-all singles. He now has
beaten every club in the league.
The Dodgers had Is hits, in
cluding four home runs, in the
opener, but they also COM
mitted four errors. Stu Miller
(5-5 won it in relief for the
Giants, who scored five runs
in the first inning, three on
Willie Kirkland's home run, to
beat Stan Williams Q2-8).
Rookie Juan Marichal then
lost his first in the majors.
after winning four, on a wild
pitch in the nightcap. Roger
Craig CID won his sixth in
a row.
Evening star., 1960-09-06
Alexandria Girl
Third in Divinu

Marilyn Tilford Of Camp
Hill, Pa. narrowly defeated
Kathy Flicker of Milburn, N. j.,
yesterday for the women's one
meter title in the National AAU
Junior Diving championships
at Norbeck Country Club.
Representing the Harrisburg
YWCA, the 19-year-old Miss
Tilford scored 229.90 points to
Miss Flicker's $4,000. Nancy
Upchurch of Alexandria was
third with 227.20, topping two
other Washington entrants.
Sara Watt was a close fourth
with 225.05 and Susan Bouma
seventh with $4,000 points.
Evening star., 1960-09-06
SUMMING UP THE HIGH SCHOOLS
Some Of Champions
Sure to Be Upset

in an unprecedented three-way
tie last year among Gonzaga,
st. Johns and Carroll and the
three teams were declared CO.
champions.
Upset Possibilities
st. Johns is a heavy favorite
to reign alone this time. Con-
zaga. which won in a draw to
play Eastern for the city cham
pionship and defeated the Ram
blers, 7-6, probably lost too
much experience by graduation,
as did Carroll.
Montgomery Blair and ALL
conquering Richard Montgom-
cry shared the Maryland BIZ
County League championship
last year. OF the two, Blair
seems more likely to repeat.
The surprising Rockets could
be stronger. but they will be
facing a rougher schedule.
History says somebody has to
fall. however, and the following
clubs could provide the upsets:
Mckinley and Anacostia in
the Interhigh East Division,
and Bell Vocational a possible
surprise from the West side.
Jeb Stuart, with Bob Robyak
one of the areas real good
quarterbacks, and Fairfax in
Northern Virginia Group Ia,
plus Wakefield and Washing
ton-Lee as dangerous as ever.
John Carlo, now a 190-pound
junior tailback with two years
varsity experience, will bear
the weight of George Mason's
bid to dethrone Herndon in
Group I-B.
In the lac, St. Adams must
be expecting a fine club, else
why would it schedule the likes
of Episcopal?
Bishop O'Connell, entering
the Catholic League on a var
sity level. and Carroll, led by
All-Metroplitan Carley Sted-
man in the backfield. should
give st. Johns the most trouble.
And Walter johnson and
Wheaton, besides Ric h ar d
Montgomery. are ssible
stumbling blocks for Blair in
nearby Maryland.
But no one ventures wild
guess as to the surprise-team-
of-the-year, a team which, in
the image of Richard Mont
gomery, will come from no.
where to win every game.
Evening star., 1960-09-06
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va.
Sept. 6.-Shenandoah Downs
kept in stride with the Ma
tional betting splurge yester-
day as its 18-race Labor Day
double -header shattered West
Virginia's all-time records.
A total of 13,021 fans passed
through the gates for the twin
bill and betting reached $751;
179. Both the attendance and
wagering were records for
Shenandoah and the State.
The previous top crowd fig
ure was 1858, August 6. The
previous wagering record of
$678,696 was set July 4. 1859.
Although Shenandoah has
setaged only three afternoon
cards since the track was
opened here in 1859. yester-
days daylight program of nine
races topped the night portion
of the betting marathon. A
crowd Of 10,360 turned out for
the afternoon races and wa
gered $448,5l5.
Another 1861 were counted
at the turnstiles for the night
program which began after a
Commute intermission. Wager
ing on the last nine events
hit $402, ,664.
Jockey Ralph Biamonte re-
ceived undetermined back in
juries when he was tossed by
Black Twink during the run
ming Of last nights fourth race.
The rider is expected to re-
Evening star., 1960-09-06
WIN, LOSE OR DRAW
Continues from Page C-l

temperature "I drove him to the hospital myself" Rich
ards sad ust make he got immediate attention.
IF THE ORIOLES get three or four we'll pitched
games from their so-called "secondne pitchers down
the stretch Richards thinks they have chance of
ming the pennant Beyond that Waxahachie's chief gift
to the majors shies off from pennant talk except admit
that about week ago. the Orioles assigned scout
follow the Pirates in the of World meeting
THE Yankees have been keeping book the
Pirates for time" Richards drawled they win
I'll be happy to turn reports Pittsburgh
win, think the Yankees will do the same hope
So"
sort of like calling two doctors for diagnosis?"
somebody asked
YEAH I'd say so" Richards agreed.
Nobody mentioned anything about sick patient but
for the American League-whether the winner be the
Orioles, Yankees White Sox-now is the time to pool
all antNational League information. Losing those two
A-Star games this year-pus the World Series in So
it's time for togetherness.
Yeah I'd say so" Richards had said.
Evening star., 1960-09-06
Baker Edges White in 800
Murred by Three Deaths

Miami, Fla, and Roy Tyner of
Red Springs. NC, locked
bumpers at speeds in excess of
100 miles an hour. The two
cars roared into a pit area near
the track.
Dead are Joe Taylor of
Charlotte, an official for the
National Association for Stock
Car Auto Racing; and two
mechanics, Charles Sweatlund
and Paul McDuffie, both of
Atlanta. -.--
Hospitalized at nearby Flor
ence are John Blaylock, Ralph
Byers and R. M. Vermillion,
jr., all of them Atlanta. The
hospital said Blaylock's condi-
ton was fair and the other
two satisfactory.
The five mechanics either
killed or injured were in the
pit crew of Driver Joe Lee
johnson of Chattanooga, Tenn.
johnson. in the pit at the
time. saw the cars coming and
gunned his car onto the track
just in time to avoid the
careening cars.
Johns suffered a mild con-
cussion, and Tyner was shaken
up in the high speed wreck. The
deaths were the first in the
Southern 500 since 1857 when a
driver. Bobby Myers of VIM
n-Salem. N. c., was killed.
The Baker, White dispute
evolved when Baker had a blow
out two laps from the finish of
the 364-lap grind. Bakers Car
limped home and although
White was given the checkered
flag, officials rechecked and
ruled that Baker already had
completed the full 500 miles
1854 laps-while White still was
on his 1863 lap.
Third was Jim Paschal OF
High Point. N. C. in a Ply
mouth. $5,525; fourth, Emanuel
zervakis, Richmond. Va, Chew
rolet, $2.875; and fifth, Ned Jar
rett. Newton, N. c.. Ford,
$4,000.
Evening star., 1960-09-06
MISSES FLOYD AND GUNDERsON WIN
Texan Sidetrocks Dell's
Davis Cup Ambitions

Ga, and ex-Davis Cupper
Hamilton Richardson-rust t y
from a lack of tournament
play-rolled past Gene Scott
of st. James, N. Y. 81, 6-1.
6-1, 6-3.
Seeded Women Advance
All eight seeded women are
still in the running.
Defending Champion Maria
Bueno of Brazil defeated Carole
Wright of Brooklyn yesterday.
Ga. 6-1. Darlene Hard of
Montebello, Calf, and Karen
Hantze of San Angelo. Tex.
the top American seeds, also
came through.
Miss Hard whipped Margaret
Warner of Wilmington, Del.
As. 6-1, Ga, and Miss
Hantze turned back Olga A. M.
Mahaney of Washington. D. c.,
6-3, 6-1.
Two other Washington area
women players. Belmar Gun
derson and Donna Floyd. won
their matches yesterday.
Miss Floyd was entirely too
strong all around for Shelia
Maroschick of Brooklyn and
won as she pleased. 60, 60.
However, Miss Gunderso n
struck a tartar in 17-year-old
Justina Bricka of st. Louis,
barely winning, 6-3, 6-1, 6-4.
Evening star., 1960-09-06
Famine Ends
For Pott in
Dallas Win

DALLAS. Sept. 8 (AP).-
Johnny Pott Of Shreveport, La,
won his first tournament when
he took a playoff with Ted
Kroll and Bo Wininger for the
$500 first money in the $685.
900 Dallas Open yesterday. He
had been campaigning four
years and. while finishing Sec
ond twice and winning a big
share Of the prize money each
year, never could quite make
it to the top.
He shot his best golf In TAX
ing down the big prize here,
doing a closing 2-under-par SO
for a 72-hole score of 275. then
winning the playoff on the
third hole with a birdie deuce
on the Oak Cliff Country Club
course.
Kroll, the war veteran from
Fort Lauder0ale, FIa., hao a
great 66 on his last round
while Wininger, the semi
retired touring pro from Odessa,
Tex. wound up with a 67.
Wininger was eliminated on
the first hole of the playoff
when he took a bogey. Kroll
and Pott had pars and they
also had pars on the second
extra hole where Kroll missed
a 3-foot putt by is inches.
On the third hole Kroll's tee
shot was IS feet from the pin
and he missed the birdie putt
by a foot. Pott was 3la feet
away and nervelessly sank it
for the birdie that brought
him his first major glory in
golf.
Pott, "a, has won $23,532 in
Is tournaments this year and
his triumph sent him from
18th among the money earners
to 18th.
Evening star., 1960-09-06
SIow-Pitch Champs

TOLEDO, Ohio. Sept. 6 (AP).
Cincinnati came out of the
losers bracket last night to win
the world slow pitch softball
championship with 1874 and
1872 victoies over previously
undefeated Cleveland. The new
champions only defeat in the
double elimination tournament
was by Cleveland. which won
a 1873 decision Sunday night.
Evening star., 1960-09-06
Shenandoah Smoshes
Gate, Handle Marks

main at the Charles Town
General Hospital for several
days.
On the afternoon card yes
terday. eight fans picked five
winners in the Big Bonanza
and collected $2,162.60 each.
The Little Bonanza returned
$3.50 to 1913 customers VINO
had four winners. On the night
card. four persons received
$3,635.40 each for picking six
winners in the Big Bonanza.
The Little Bonanza payoff of
$173 went to So persons who
picked five winners each.