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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-06-28
Scotch Handicap
FcurSOne Sunday

The Longwood Golf Club will
hold a handicap Scotch Four
some match Sunday afternoon,
July 3, at the Farmville course,
DR.. R. B. Hargrove, tournament
chairman, announced today.
Handicaps will be given Sun
day, and partners will be deter
mined by drawing at l pm. at
the course.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-06-28

The Rev. and Mrs. Robert E.
Wlthers taught Bible School at
Emanuel Episcopal Churc
Glenmore. and stayed at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Smith. Island View.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-06-28

Mrs. T. T. Throck1norton and
two granddaughter and Miss
Mary c. Wom ack attended
church at the Bethlehem Preshy-
terian Church in Charlotte Coum-
ty, Sunday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-06-28


fill up the car tank the new
state tax on cigarettes an
cigars goes into effect on Aug
uSt /.
Cigarettes, Too
That will be a three-cent tax
Oh a pack of cigarettes
80 cents carton and an
equivalent-sized tax added to
the price of cigars. Tobacco
cheWers, pipe smokers IN d
snuff users will escape. There S
no tax to be added against their
habit.
The new taxes on whiskey,
wine, beer and tobacco are part
of the package by which Viz
glnianS probably escaped a
sales tax. These luxury taxes
were the revenue-raising sub
stitutes fer a statewide retail
sales tax.
New Revenue
The Whiskey tax is expected
to add som G W h ere near
S23 900 900 to state revenues over
the next two years life OF
the tax. The beer tax revenue
estimate is about $3.750,000. The
tobacco tax is seen adding about
1 $24 900 900.
| The taxes were imposed to
raise about $50 millions needed
to balance the states $498 mil,
lion general fund budget for the
| l960-62 biennlum.
The penny hike in the gas tax
was imposed to provide more
funds for primary. secondary
and interstate highway systems
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-06-28
New Taxes
Continued from page II

ing he stops to quaff a bit or
fill up the car tank the new
state tax on cigarettes and
cigars goes into effect on Aug
uSt |.
The Sidney herald., 1960-09-14
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF CLOSE OF
REGISTRATION FOR GENERAL

ELECTION
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that
registration for the General Election
to be held November 8, 1860, will close
on Friday, September %, 1860, at 500
p. M.
Electors are hereby informed that
If they voted at the General Election
held in November, 1858, or if they have
since registered, they need not re-reg-
lister.
Electors may register for the en-
suing election by appearing before the
County Clerk at her office or before
any deputy registrar or any Notary
Public or Justice of the Peace in the
manner provided by law.
Dated at Sidney, Montana, August
Is. 1860.
E. L. HOOKER
County Clerk and Ex-
Officio Registrar
Qualification Dates: Aug. II, "a. 81.
Sept. Z, IA, 81, 1861
The Sidney herald., 1960-09-14
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP

The undersigned, do hereby certify
that they have heretofore been en-
gagged in a partnership agreement to
carry on the general practice of medi-
cine nde the fictitious name, to-Wit,
EASTERN MONTANA CLINIC; that
the names of all of the partners of
such partnership were William B. Dam
ner, M. D., and o. A. Swenson, M. D.,
both residing at Sidney, Montana.
The undersigned further certify that
said partnership has been dissolved
and that all assets ~(excepting accounts
receivable of William B. Banner,
N. d. and all liabilities of the part
nerShip have beer transferred to and
are now owned by o. A. SWenson.
NJ. D., residing in Sidney, Montana;
that o. A. Swenson, M. D. will con-
tinue to own and engage in the gen.
eral practice of medicine under the
name of EASTERN MONTANA CLIN-
&c.
DATED this 2Srd day of August.
1860.
William B.. Banner
o. A. Swenson, M. D.
STATE OF MONTANA
County of Richland
On this 25th day of August, 1860,
before me, a Notary Public for the
State of Montana, personally appeared
o. A. SWENSON, M. D., and WILL
LIAM B. BANNER, M. D., known to
me to be the persons whose names are
subscribed to the within instrument
and acknowledged to me that they
executed the same, for the uses
and purposes therein contained.
Wayne K. Cumming
Notary Public for the State of
Montana; Residing at Sidney,
Montana; My commission expires
July z, 1863.
(NOTARIAL SEAL)
Publish Aug. 81. Sept. z, IA. Ply
The Sidney herald., 1960-09-14
l4-The Sidney Herald
Wednesday. Sept. IA. 1860
LOST AND
FOUND

POUND - Bows wrist watch. Owner
may have by identifying and pay
inc for this ad. 81 = 3rd Ave. N. E..
Phone 358-R. So-ltc
The Sidney herald., 1960-09-14

NOTICE - Users of Hard Coal =
For sure delivery please give 10
day advance notice on your re-
ouirement of Stoker or Lump coal.
Sidney Transfer and Storage. Phone
ga. 34-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1960-09-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of SOPHIA REM, Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by the
undersigned Robert H. REM and
Myrtle l.. Fisher, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of
the estate of Sophia REM deceased,
to the creditors of n all persons
having claims against the said de-
ceased, to exhibit them with the nee
eSSary vouchers within four (4)
months after the first publication of
this notice, to the said Robert H. REM
and Myrtle l.. Fisher at the law office
of Milton G.. Anderson, attorney for
Co-Administrators. located in the New
Sidney Drug Store Building, Sidney,
Montana, the place appointed for the
transaction of the business of the
estate.
Dated September 8, 1860.
ROBERT H. REM
MYRTLE l.. FISHER
Co-AdminiStrators of the
Estate of Sophia REM,
Deceased.
MILTON G.. ANDERSON
Attorney for Co-Administrators
Post Office and Business Address
The New Sidney Drug Store Building
Sidney, Montana
publication Dates: September IA,
81. % and October 5, 1861
The Sidney herald., 1960-09-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of MAY STAFFANSON.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by the
undersigned Joyce Leroy S~taffanson,
special administrator of the estate of
May St%affanson deceased, to the credi-
tors of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers
within four (4) months after the first
publication of this notice. to the said
special administrator at the offices of
Brattin. Habedank & Cumming, Sidney
National Bank Building, Sidney, Mon
tana, the place for the transaction of
the business of said estate.
Dated August 81, 1860.
Joyce Leroy -Staffanson,
Special Administrator of
the estate of May Stat
fanSon, Deceased.
BRATTTN, HABEDANK & CUMMING
Sidney National Bank Building
Sidney, Montana
Attorneys for Special Administrator.
publish Sept. z. IA. 81, 28)
The Republican., 1960-05-12

the piano by Mrs. Ellis Harvey.
The theme was citizenship
Free and Responsible with Mrs.
Kermit Glotfelty, Bittinger, as the
speaker. A question and answer
period followed.
Mrs. Edward Wenger, president,
conducted the business meeting.
Officers elected for the coming
year were Mrs. Reuben Fazen-
baker, president; Mrs. Elmer
Friend, secretary. An annual meet
ing of United Church Women of
Maryland was announced for ST
Johns Lutheran church, Cumbcr-
land, Thursday, May II and Friday,
May 10. Planning to attend will be
Mrs. Wcnger, Mrs. Hope Moon and
Mrs. Fazenbaker.
Refreshments were served by
ladies of the host church.
The Republican., 1960-05-12
Recreation

Continued from Page One)
fiji the two-day meeting. Consult
ants will be available to answer
questions from communities
throughout the state.
Contributions by area recreation
interests will include crafts dem
onstrations by the Cumberland
Recreation department, an exhibit
of handicrafts by the Penn Alps
corporation of Grantsville; a fly
tying demonstration by Clarence
II. Dewitt and family camp dem
onsration by Garrett county boy
scouts.
Headquarters for the conference
will be the Oakland armory and
The Republican., 1960-05-12

the State Park at Deep Creek Lake.
Paul B. NaylOr, Oakland, mem
Der of the Maryland Forests and
Parks commission, is listed as
chairman of a discussion group
which is scheduled for Friday
morning. Two other discussion
groups are on the morning pro
gram with Charles Strauss, sci
ence teacher at Northern High
school a member of one panel and
William Mace, soil conservat-onist
for his county member OF another
Archery, boating, fishing and
crafts demonstrations are sched-
uled for Friday afternoon at Deep
Creek State Park. with nature
hike set for later that afternoon at
the Swallow Falls recreation area.
An outdoor party at Swallow
Falls is set for $50 followed by
a bull roast and fish fry under
direction of Joseph F. Kaylor, di-
rector of the State Department OF
Forests and Parks. This will be
followed by a campfire and song
fest with Thomas Thayer, district
forester as leader. .
On Saturday morning there will
be bird watch at Harrington
Manor recreation area with tour
of exhibits in the armoly. At 9:45
II. Blair Lee, III, member Of the
House of Delegates from Mont
The Republican., 1960-05-12
May Fellowship Day
Observed on May 6

United Church women of the
Oakland community met at White
Methodist church near Steyer last
Friday afternoon for the May Eel
lowship day observance with fifty
two members representing six
denominations and II churches
present.
Worship service was in charge
of Mrs. Reuben Fazenbaker. Par
ticipatng in the program were Mrs
Martha Holsopple, Mrs. Marshall
Dewitt Mrs. Margaret johnson,
Mrs. wayne Hamilton and Mrs. w
j. Ritchey There was special
music by Miss Sandra Harvey and
Mis-; Linda Teets, accompanied at
The Republican., 1960-05-12

gomery county, will speak on
open Spaces-Their Importance
to Maryland" Three group dis
cussions will follow covering social
conservation, outdoor recreation.
and waterfront recreation. Helmuth
Heise, Deep Greek Lake Coordi-
mating council, is a member of the
group three panel
The concluding talk will be made
at the Saturday luncheon by John
B. Centrum, chairman, Gunpowder
river valley park advisory com
mittee, on "A Taxpayer Looks at
Public Parks" Guided tours will
conclude the conference.
The Republican., 1960-05-12

tor Of the Green Hill Church Of
the Brethren at Salem, Va, will be
guest minister The Rev. Clarence
M. Meyers, pastor said all were
welcome to attend the series of
services.
The Republican., 1960-05-12

the Brethren about six miles
south Of Grantsville, beginning
Tuesday evening, May II, and con-
Guiding Wednesday, May Is. Serv-
ices will be at 7.45.
The Rev Fcnton H. Platter, pas
Evening star., 1960-02-07
Bison Swimmers
Defeat GuIIuudei

Howard University's swim
ming team won nine Of II
events and defeated Gallaudet,
61-32, yesterday at Gallaudet.
Mike Smith and Melvin
Ford each won two events for
the Bisons. Smith took first
place in the so and 100-yard
freestyle and Ford captured
the 200-yard butterfly and
440-yard freestyle races. How
ard also won both relays.
Summaries:
H.qS sqSyars s,msf msaey wyna Ts6ay and Ess neG'
Ga1laudet. Time; 500. 4.
Howard; i :, pravo, Gallaudet, 8. Her.
burger, Gallaudet. Time: 2.4s.7.
5O-yard freestyle: l. Smith. Howard
2, Clark, Gallaudet; 8 Goodson, Gal
laudet. Time: $50 seconds.
2OO-yard individual medley: !
johnson, Howard: 2, Phelps Gallauoet
Time: 2:54.3.
Diving: /. Dillman. Gallaudet: 2
Parks, Gallaudet; 3, Morse, Howard
2OO-yard butterfly: /, Ford. How
ard; Q, Carmel Gallaudet: 8 Thomas
Howard. Time: 3:17.2
1OO-yard freestyle:. l.. Smith, How
ard; Q, Clark, Gallaudet; 3, East
Howard. Time: 59.3 seconds.
2O0-yard backstroke: l, Dillon
qellaudet: 2. Dixon, Howard; Time
440-yard freestyle; 1, Ford, How
ward: ., Lawson, Howard; 3, Pravo
dallaudet. Time 6:1S.6.
2O0-yard breaststroke: l. Dixon
Howard: 2. Hawkins, Howard: 8
Goldman, Gallaudet. Time: 3:15;9.
400-yard freestyle relay: l.. How
ard EAST. Harvey, Palmer ana Law
SOM; 2, Gallaudet. Time: 4:29.
Evening star., 1960-02-07
Terp Swimmers
Defeat Clemson

CLEMSON, S. c., Feb. 6 (AP)
Maryland took nine first
places today to defeat Glenn
son, 51-38, in an Atlantic Coast
Conference swimming meet
here.
4OO-ysrd medley relay: Maryland
lCastos, Schwartz, Vosth, Poleologos)
22O-yard freestyle: 1-MacIntosh
Maryland, 2-Elmors, Clemson. D.
Norton. Clemson. 2:30.
50-yard freestyle: l-Cuikin, Mary
Land Land 2M7McDevitt.o Clemson. 3
20O-yard individual medley l.
oc,strander' Maryland. 2-Vaccarro
RhiaSssy:: Rhi!s: 'lsas'' clemson SaIEIihS s@EWhissh.sd
260-yard butterfly: 1-Kisley, Mary,
land. 2-Denavarro, Clemson. 2:35 s
100-yard butterfly: Sinclair, Mary
Dewitt, Clemson. O:54.s.
2O0-yard backstroke: 1-Wingate
Maryland. 2-Wempe, Clemson
44O-yard backstroke: Park, Mary
land. 2-Elmore, Clemson. 3-Norton
Clemson. 5:34.2.
:O0-yard breaststroke: 1-Grote
Clemson. 2-Msntel. Maryland 81
Trupe, Clemson. 2:59.5.
40O-yaTd freestyle: Clemson (stuckey
Evening star., 1960-02-07
Roberts Sets
Stock Record

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla, Feb.
% (AP).-Fireball Roberts Of
Daytona Beach drove a 1860
Pontiac to a new American
stock car record today in quail
flying trials for the feature
stock car races of Speed Week
at the Daytona International
Speedway.
Despite winds gusting to 33
miles per hour, Roberts aver
aged 151.556 miles per hour
to better the mark he set last
July 2 here when he averaged
144. .997 in a 1859 Pontiac.
Drivers were trying for places
in pair Of 100-mile races for
late-model cars February IL.
The l00-milers will determine
positions for the 500 mile
NASCAR sweepstakes on the
~ mile high-banked track
February IA.
First and second places in
the 500 have been awarded
Cotton Owens Of Spartansburg,
S. c.. and Jack Smith Of At
lanta won the front line with
victories in two 25-mile races
last Sunday. Owens averaged
l49 miles per hour and Smith
148, both in 1860 Pontiacs.
Evening star., 1960-02-07
BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

TODAY - For duckpinners,
the Lorraine Gull Classic at
the King Pin and the Sher-
balm Memorial Handicap for
men and women at Takoma. A
few Washington men are COM
peting in the Eastern Open,
which winds UP today in Will
limantic. Conn.
For tenpinners, the continu-
ing Billy Rapp Memorial head
pin tournament at Alexandria
Tenpins.
Little Sylvia Wene of Phila-
delphia, the seasons tenpin
sensation, and Frank Clause Of
Old Forge. Pa, whose TV bowl
ing has made him a favorite
here, will be the headliners
when the Falls Church Bowl,
newest venture of North Amer
lea Bowling, Inc, headed by
Ed Goldberg. is christened
Wednesday. The 4S-lane, one
floor plant at South Maple and
West Broad streets in Falls
Church. is equally divided be.
tween duckpins and tenpins.
The 4 foot . II Miss Wene
thrilled the bowling world by
rolling a perfect game in the
World Invitation tournament
and astounded it by duplicat-
ing the performance in the
BPAA National All-Star cham
pionship, which she won.
Clause has a lifetime aver
age Of 207 and has won a slew
Of laurels, not to speak of a
barrel Of long green. .
Miss Wene and Clause will
be partnered by area tenpin
stars in an exhibition match
What amounts to something
more than an exhibition will be
duckpin matches pitting Billy
Stalcup. the Falls Church star,
against Frank Micalizzi, win
ner Of this seasons News 30
Game Classic, and Ginnie Sic
col uirnar ~ fha ranaot u,oy,o
ems United States Open,
against Ann Habercom, women's
champion Of the 30-Gams
Classic.
Micalizzi. incidentally, has
had a weird experience in
tournament competition this
season. After finishing second
in the Dixie and Howard Camp
Evening star., 1960-02-07

befell him again. and in a man.
ner which may have been un-
precedented in duckpins. On
successive days. last week end,
he finished second in the Bowl
arma and Jimmy Wallace
Opens in Norfolk.
1t was a showing calculated
to crafty any bowler, what
with the $3.50 he realized, but
Mike got his biggest kick in
Norfolk not in the tournaments,
but in a special battle between
his Pepsi Cola team and the
Jimmy Wallace All Stars.
Through the first nine frames
the Pepsi Colas trailed, but
never by more than 81 pins.
Then Micalizzi, noted as an
anchor man, chucked a double
strike to give his team a Spin
victory.
Len Belas, recuperating from
Evening star., 1960-02-07
NBA Game May Spur
Talk Of Reviving'C Caps

The University of Maryland
M Club. an alumni group. is
sponsoring the game between
the Lakers and Celtics for its
athletic scholarship fund.
Among those who will be
here are Hot Rod Hundley,
former West Virginia star who
played against George Wash
ington at Uline's'; Elgin Bay
lor, who starred at Spingarn
High School here; Red Auer-
bach, who coached the Caps
their first three seasons. and
Bill Sharman, who played with
the Caps in their last season.
Celtics Lead League
Auerbach now coaches the
Celtics, who once again are
running away with all the NBA
marbles, and Sharman is one
Of his players. Hundley and
Baylor are with the Lakers.
The Celtics boast such stars
as Bob Cousy, considered the
greatest, all-around player ir
the game; Bill Russell, Gene
Conley, Tomm my Heinsohn
Frank Ramsey, K. C. Jones anc
Sam Jones and Gene Guarilia
former star with George Wash.
ington.
Playing with the Lakers are
Rudy LaRuSso, ex-Dartmoutt
great; Bob Leonard. Ton
Hawkins, former Notre Dame
star, and Ray Felix.
Tickets are on sale at Cole
Field House, Bertram's Pipt
Store, 920 Fourteenth stree
NV; Mitchel's Sports Store
1906 Fourteenth NV, anc
Silver Spring Sports Store, 853'
| Georgia avenue.
Evening star., 1960-02-07
Rudemucher Gets
TKO Win Over
German in 9TH

FRANKFURT. Germany
Feb. 6 (AP) Pete Rademacher
Of Columbus, Ga, the 1856
Olympic heavyweight cham
pion. scored a seventh-round
technical knockout tonight
over Ulli Nitzschke of Berlin
in a scheduled hereunder.
Rademacher, who now has
won six straight, weighed 1893
and Nitzschke 200.
Rademacher knocked down
Nitzschke twice in the second
round, floored him again in the
fourth and once more In the
seventh, when the Germans
handlers threw in the towel.
In a scheduled six-rounder
on the same card, Jimmy Slade,
1T, of New York was knocked
out in the second by Ossi Buett-
ner, 202, Of Frankfurt.
Evening star., 1960-02-07
Grid Colts Lose
To SentineIs in
Basketball Benefit

The Montgomery Sentinels
defeated a team made up OF
players from the National
Football League champion Bal
timore Colts, 63-55, in a benefit
basketball game last night al
Montgomery Blair High School
The Sentinels jumped into g
TO lead before the Colts scorec
and never fell behind.
Ordell Braase hit on three
straight shots to pull the Colts
within two points, but that wa.
the closest the visitors came.
The game was for the benefit
Of the Rockville College Guid.
anCe Counsel
Evening star., 1960-02-07

an operation in Washington
Hospital Center, has been
shifted to Room 4-c-3l.
Jimmy Darr, in serious con-
dition at Suburban Hospital af-
ter an operation. has been re-
placed by Charley Evans as
director Of the Greater Wash
ington Duckpin Association
tournament which opens March
5 at the Penn Recreation. For
computation Of handicaps,
league secretaries are requested
to send averages as of January
2 to Evans at 1108 Scott drive,
Rockville. His phone is Garden
4-8372.
Evening star., 1960-02-07
Lundon School States
Wrestling Tourney

Landon School will stage a
wrestling tournament for
lower schools Saturday, begin
ming at 10:30 am. in the school
gymnasium.
The tournament is for boys
in the fifth and sixth grades.
Gilman and McD nou g h
Schools Of Baltimore and
Glenelg Of Clarksville, Md,
have entered. along with the
host team.
Evening star., 1960-02-07
Howard Mat Victor

PETERSBURG, Va, Feb. 6
(SpeciaD Howard University
Of Washington, D. c.. defeated
Virginia Union. 22-14, in
wrestling here today. Sylves-
ter Parker Of Howard scored
a pin in two minutes Of the
second round of the 13o-pound
class.
Evening star., 1960-02-07

bell Classics. he won the 30
Game to become the areas top
representative in the National
Match Game Championship
1T sure feels good to win for a
change" he said.
But the runnerup complex
Evening star., 1960-02-07
WGetsCrack
AT Revengeon
Georgetown

George Washington Univer-
sity's basketball team. which
sometimes acts like the best in
town. will try to prove its win
less record against its neigh
bors is all q big mistake
Wednesday night at George
town.
The Colonials have met the
Hoyas and Maryland once each
on what passes as GW's part
time home court. Uline Arena.
The Terps won, 64-57. and
Georgetown won, 86-S2.
And Just to make the areas
Big Three series cozy. the Terps
and Hoyas split their two
games. each winning its home
contest in the home-and-away
series.
CIV Can SnarI Title
The Colonials can't win the
trophy outright, but they can
make 1t a three-way snafu. All
they have to do Is beat George
town Wednesday night and the
Terps February 20 at Mary
land; tall. tall orders.
Wednesday nights fracas
should be a dilly. The Big
Three Series, while no major
affair. seems to bring out the
dog-eat-dog natures Of all three
teams and these games always
are a treat for the spectators.
This one heads up the areas
schedule for the week, which
lndS the heavy concentration
on Wednesday and Saturday
TINS WEEKS SCHEDULE
TODAY
deorRetown at New York Athletic Club.
| TOMOhHOH
Prince Georges at Montgomsry Junior
TUESDAY
Catholic q. at American o.
WEDNESDAY
George Washington at Georgetovn.
| Maryland at virginia
Penn State at Navy (afternoon, 3:30)
American at Juniata.
morgan at Howard, Capitol Arena.
! District Teachers at 0allaudet.
wesley Junior College ct MONTGOMERY
THURSDAY
George Washington vs.. virginia Mill
tary, Fort Myer.
St. Mary's at Prince Georges.
| FRIDAY
Baltimore at Gallaudet.
southeastern at Pace
Catonsville Junior College at Mont
! gomery.
! SATURDAY
George WASHINGTON at william and
Lafayette at oeorgstovn.
Maryland at North Carolina state.
Navy at Pittsburgh.
Roanoke at American U.
Mount st. Marys at Catholic o.
Hampton ct Howard
0allaudet at Bowie
Southeastern at Drew.
Evening star., 1960-02-07
Southeastern u.
Gets 18th Victory

Southeastern University de-
feated the Newport News Ap-
prentice School, 1850, in a
basketball game last night at
Fort Myer for its ninth straight
victory and 18th in 81 starts
this season.
Bobby Lomax, former West
ern High School star, had 26
points and Ernie Cage from
DeMatha High had "a to pace
Sontheastern
Evening star., 1960-02-07
Apuricio Rejects
Sox Terms Aquin

MARACAIB o, Venezuela,
Feb. 6 (AP). - Shortstop Luis
Aparicio said today he has sent
back the Chicago White Sox
1860 contract offering a second
time and plans a personal talk
with club officials.
The American League cham
pions have offered Aparicio
$3.50 in take-home pay. Club
Owner Bill Veeck earlier said
the contract calls for approx
mately $500 before taxes, an
increase Of about 33h per cent
over last season.
Evening star., 1960-02-07
Sullivan Gets al
As Quuntico Wins
CAMP LEJEuNE hi C Z

CAMP LEJEUNE. N. c., Feb.
8 (SpeciaD - Jack Sullivan
poured in Al points to lead the
Quantico Marines to q 10S-99
basketball victory over Camp
Lejeune here tonight.
The victory, coupled with a
o1-S4 triumph here last night,
wrapped up the East Coast
Marine championship for
Quantico. The Virginia team
has swept 10 games against
Marine competition and is
3l-3 overall. Quantico will en-
ter the All-Marine tournament
beginning February 20 at San
Evening star., 1960-02-07
Clemson WuIIops
Virginia, 74-56

CLEMSON, S. c., Feb. 6
P.-Clemson pushed Vir-
ginia further into the Atlantic
Coast Conference cellar with
a 74-56 victory here tonight.
The loss was Virginia's sixth
straight, and the victory was
Clemson's eighth against 10
losses. equalling the Tigers
victory production for any
season under Coach Pres
Maravich.