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Minneapolis spokesman., 1960-08-05
Prentice Cary Wins 81.

Prentice G0ry Wins So.
PoUl JuYessS AWord
Prentice Gary of Halle Q. Brown
Community House, was awarded
the st. Paul Junior Chamber of
Commerce Man of the Week"
award on August 1.
Mr.. Gary was commended for
his outstanding work with the
Jaycees particularly in regard to
the Junior olympics held at st.
Thomas College early this summer
Minneapolis spokesman., 1960-08-05
vANDAI.s BREAK WINDOWS

Six windows were broken by
vandals in the home Of Cyrus
Lewis, sr., 377 No. st. AIbans
sometime between 1 pm. July 20
and 8 am. July 80. Heavy pieces
of flagstone were used by the NAL
icious men.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1960-08-05
MAN ARRESTED ON
THREE CHARGES

ThkkEE OnAn1ES
Marion Moses, 80, Of 626 Lyle
hart Ave, was arrested on three
warrants July 2s. The warrants
were issued at the request of his
wife, Magdalene Moses. One was
for non-support, and two were for
assault and battery. His bail was
set at $500.
Moses appeared in court July
20. Final disposition Of the case
was set for August 10.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1960-08-05

Services for Mrs. Jessie Shan
non, 7S, of 1922 Third Av. s., a
longtime resident of Minneapolis,
who died Sunday, July 81, in Mt.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1960-08-05

has been COM
mis- stoned to
create q film
story Of Human
Relations in Ac-
ton in Mime
sofa" as part of
the commissions
exhibit at the
Minnesota State
EofR nnnnfn o
Minneapolis spokesman., 1960-08-05

Woman Booked On Truffle
VloIdfion Charges
Mildred Smith, 436 Fuller Av.,
st. Paul was arrested Friday morn
ing, July 20, and was booked ON a
charge Of driving while under the
influence of liquor and driving
without a drivers license.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1960-08-05
JESSIE ID. BELL, sR-
FATHER OF MINNEAPOLIS
awuwwNu,NSur rWwc UNy an n.w.u.

RESIDENT DIES IN SLEEP
Pittsburgh, Pa.-Jessie ID. Bell,
Sr., father Of Hennepin county pro-
baton department officer Jessie d.
Bell, Jr., died here Wednesday
morning in his sleep.
Mr.. Bells death was wholly un-
expected. He sat up until 2 am.
viewing TV. He was found dead
early in the morning after he re-
tired.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1960-08-05
Mem Arrested In Home
By Request OF Wife

BY Request OF WIFE
Oliver r. Powell, 40, 1910 Igle-
hart Av., st. Paul, second floor,
was arrested July 20, on a citizens
warrant signed by his wife, Mae.
Mrs. Powell told police her hus-
band came home intoxicated and
threatened her and the couples
children.
Powell was placed In jail on q
drunk charge.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1960-08-05

Time-The Trouble Year OF
1910 and you are there with tho
'.PIaymakers" August 2Sy--Advt
Minneapolis spokesman., 1960-08-05
We Live In
Glass Houses .

The Greater Minneapolis erfath Housing Program
Maintains offices at l66 Hennepn Avenue (FawOes
ng) Minneapolis They maintain a listing service for families
wishing to buy or rent basis and they
stand ready to assist any family which needs help I'm locating
housing on nOndiscrimnatOry They welcome your
inquiries and questions.
Evening star., 1960-03-06

Continued From Preceding Poss
$50
9-I've Got q Secret. Panel.
Guest: Lloyd Bridges.
1000
4-This Is Your Life.
RoIph Edwords, host.
5-Rcekef Squad. Detective.
Reed Hodley stors.
"Wednesday Night Fights.
: Western Golden Gloves finols,
Chicago Stodium.
gu. s. Steel Hour. Drama.
! Hour. Revolt OF Hodley."
Part II. Bosed on the novel
"Fomily Affoir." by Roger Eddy,
I. The heods of the Hodley firm re-
! ject the ombitious plans worked
!. out by son-in-low chorlie ond
Evening star., 1960-03-06
March 9

5-StorIisht Thsoter. Movie.
Ia Hours. Ghost Ship" 1913.
A mod SEQ eoptoin rnokes life
unbeoroble for his crew. Richard
Dix, Russell Wade.
7-World News. McCoffrey.
9-News. Wsethes. Sports.
Mudd. DouoIos. Ooniels.
Il:I0
7-Weother. Sports. News.
4-News. Weather. Sports.
COLOR. Rosh. Forester. Simpson.
9-The Lote Show. Movie.
ia Hours. "Bloek Tuesdey."
1855. A condemned killer mos
terminds his Escape from, the
deoth house. Edword 6. Robin
son. Peter Groves. Jeon Arthur.
Has
7-Beekstose. Bunny Wneek.
1870
4-Jock Poor Show. Variety.
7-Meee MeGrew. Crime.
Fronk Loveioy stors. tRepeots.l
l2:Oo
7-city Detective. Crime.
1880
5-Thousht for the Dey.
1.-The Lords Prayer.
800
4-lnspirotion.
9-Meditotion. Weather.
Evening star., 1960-03-06
WEDNESDAY prosfom Listing.

his ossistonts. Richard kiley,
Mona Freeman, Mary Astor,
Rito Com, Sir Cedric Hordwieke.
1880
4-Wiehita Town. Western.
THE Hanging Judge" A judges
wife assures him thot she will
stond by him despite occusotions
that he is unfair and cruel. Joel
MeCreo. Sui CrondoIl, Frank
lovejoy.
5-0ffieiol Detective. Crime.
\ Everett Sloane stors.
l0:45
7-Time Out for Sports.
1900
4-News and Loeol News.
COLOR. Horkness. Word.
Evening star., 1960-07-02
By ANNE CHRISTMAS
Star Stad Writer

WARRENTON, Va, July 2.
Chuck Cores Pretty Penny
yesterday piled up 161a points
for an impressive lead for the
small pony title in the opening
day of the Warrenton Pony
Show, which will continue
through today.
Pretty Penny had a hard fall
in a jumping class but her
owner-rlder nimbly avoided be-
ing under her and neither was
injured.
The gray mare, an invader
from Towson, Md, was in the
ribbons in every class she en-
tered, winning the model, the
combination hunters over
fences, and the international
class.
Billy Boyce's Smokey Joe, a
perennial champion, had a
severe attack of collie here
Thursday night but responded
to treatment and was able to
earn seven points in the small
division.
Points in the large pony sec
tion were more widely scat
tered. Junior Equitatio o n
Schools Little Nibs had eight
points over Tommy Mansfield S
Roll Call, which was close be-
hind with six.
r. L. Robertson's 2-year- old
Keswick, took the breeding
Evening star., 1960-07-02
TRIAL RESULTS
Post Time $40 pm.

Fuller, Air Force, :1O.4. 3, Hubie Wat
SON. 1t. .striders. :1O.5. 8, Doug Smith
Occidental ;dS;4i sOG M.,., RIM
CFirst heat. three qualify for todays'
hnaD-1s Tom Murphy. New York 4.
I:49.I. 3, Bob Tasue, Kansas. l:49.3.
TED sG;o1 NslSoH MsmEatG state 49S si% >;
ceryeny, Occidental, las, o.
SO0-meter run second heat, four
New Mexico, 1877; . ttie); Lew Mer-
Ttman; rim Wiehita' Ksnss and Ernie Err nn Gun
Yale, 1913; 5, Art Evans, New York
Broad Jump. Ralph Boston. Ten
nessee 4 4 !, 26;6h; 2, Anthony Wat
Bell, Fort Wayne. Ind, 25-4; 8, Darrell
Meyers, Colorado, 24-sk.
Javelin throw; Al Cantelle, Ma
55isRSsS S7G j. Terry BIZ BeuehsE AhsE kksnsss Kansas
255-l1; 4, John Fromm, Seattle Olym-
pic Club, 249-5: g., Bob Spordone,
Southern California striders, 244.l0;
8, Phil conley, Fresno, Calf. 241-11h.
Santa Clara Youth Village, 14:12:6: .,
Bill Dellinger, Portland, Greg, 14:l3.s:
g. Bob Soth, L. 4. Striders,. 14:1s,6;
4, Paul Whitley, Kansas State Teach
ers, 1924; 8, Nal Robertson. L. A
striders, 14:3S.2; g. Billy Mills, Kansas
Meter Dash FINAL, Ray Nor
ton, Santa Clara Youth village, :1O.4;
y, Frank .Budd, Philadelphia Pioneer
Club, :10.4:, 3 (tie). Dave Slime. Duke
gan, state, :1O.4; 5, Bill -woodhouse,
ASlfns MSiss cIIiscEre ITacE Club Jos; Willie
40O-meter hurdles finaI-1, Glenn
Davis, Ohio Track Club. :49.5: . (tiel
Dick Howard, New Mexico, and Clun
Cushman, Kansas. :49.s: 4, Eddie
Southern, Air Force, :49,9; 5, josh
Culbreath, Philadelphia Pioneer Club
| :5O.2; 9, Don Styron, Northeast Lou
isiana Track Club, :50.3.
High jump, John Thomas, Boston
Univ, 7-394 tbetters world record Of
IL BY Yuri Stepanov. Soviet Russia
1850; .. Joe Faust, Occidental 10
), Charley Dumas, Southern California
GIL: 4, Enroll Williams, San Jose
State, $40; .. Sonny Lewis. Gram.
bling, $40: g, Herman wyatt. SAINTS
Clara Youth Village, SO.
Evening star., 1960-07-02
Robbins Pushing
For Stocks Lead

Bert Robbins of Rockville,
runnerup to Jimmy Mairs and
Sam Bandy the last two Satur-
days at Old Dominion Speed
way, is ready to move into posi-
ton tonight in the five-race
program for unrestricted modi-
fled stock cars at the Manas-
Sas track.
Robbins last two efforts
have moved him up to seven
points behind MairS for the
season point-scoring leader
ship, 440 points to 433.
The first of four heats starts
at 8:45 O'Clock. Preceding the
35-lap feature will be a 1000
foot parachute Jump by Dick
Hickman, who will wear a
phosphorescent suit for his
night landing in the infield.
Evening star., 1960-07-02
Potomac Leading
Pony Club RoIIy
In Final Day

Potomac Pony Club teams are
leading at the end of first day
of the two-day regional rally
being held at F. G. Harting's
Home Stretch Farm, north of
Potomac, Md.
Green Spring Homes Pony
Club sent a B and C team to
the rally.
Each team is marked on five
phases: Stable management, a
written test and three mounted
tests.
Col. Rolo Pain of the British
Army staff judged the dressage
yesterday. The cross country
course and the stadium jump
ing today will determine which
teams will go to the national
rally on Long Island.
Leading B team is Capt. Lynn
Garrett and Bon Soir, Robin
Hughes and Hi Ii. Trippe Hart
ing and Farnley Syrian. Helper
is Patsy Offutt.
Leading C team is Capt. San
dy Melton and Cinderella Belle
Mark Cunningham and Apertif
Brad Smith and Two-tone and
Bobby Coleman and Bonnie
Helper is Sally Kneipp.
Evening star., 1960-07-02

sIs4TH RAcE-Purse, $1,000; pace;
B classified; l mile.
AdiOs Lady IeEum) $50 500 500
Mel BoxwO0d (ThOmpsOnD $40 SEQ
Ednamite Hi lie kelly SEQ
True Bear. Jack Forst. Lone Elm
Forbes, Ash Will, Saccharin Hanover.
Time, 2:07%.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000;
pace: B classified: mile.
Jet Dream (Kelly) 1850 400 500
Jimmy Dee tSavagel $50 220
HI Los Mite tWatkinson) 500
Colo Up, Magis, Banners Brother,
Americana Direst. Time, 2:04+s.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; trot:
l mile.
Durham Chief Cobb 800 ESQ a.eO
Red Top uegum) 9.20 see
Deacon Dean (Waldo) $50
Wish Bone, aLudwig Hanover, Scotch
Bomb. Cindy Gal, Lockhart Royal,
sJulian Nathan Time, 2;05h.
Al. Mersky Stable entry.
NINTH RACE-Purse. $500; pace;
c classified; / mile
Jeff Dillon (stOkley) $40 e.40 2.e0
key Murphy $40 $50
arnetto@n Sarah CBrewerl 4.2O
Hedgevood Fingo, Tips Son, Brooke
Scot, Dark Baby. Admiral Byrd. Time.
Attendance, s,sI4; handle, s215,-
6s5..
Evening star., 1960-07-02
0bscurePro
Leads at Flint

FLINT, Mich, July 2 (AP)
"A 23-year-old pro golfer who
hasn't won in a dozen tour
events held a slim one-stroke
lead today as the $4,000 Flint
Open tournament moved into
its second round.
Davey Hill. a Jackson, Mich.
native who now plays out of
Denver, shot a 4-under-par
36-32-68 in the first round
yesterday.
Hill, a thin fellow with a
crewcut who only a year ago
was an assistant pro at the
kalamazoo (Mich.) Elks Coun-
try Club. led such notables as
Gene Littler and Tommy Bolt.
Littler was second with 1885
SO while Bolt was in a four
way tie for third at 70 with
Fred Hawkins, Ted Kroll and
Johnny Pott.
Hills only victory ip two
years as a pro was in the
1859 Michigan Open. His best
finish on the tour was a sew
birthplace tie in the Hot
Springs Open three months
ago. If he takes this one he
gets top money of $4,000.
Evening star., 1960-07-02
Mrs. Click Takes 18th Title
In Maryland Stute Golf

Mrs. Singhass and Miss Schiller
are part of the areas youth
brigade.
Mrs. Click passed up the
Middle Atlantic women's cham
pionship. The only area event
remaining of a championship
nature is the 54-hole Payne
Cup tournament October AS at
Congressional. Mrs. Click may
play in this. while Miss Schil-
Ter said her appearance would
depend upon her classes at the
University of Maryland.
Mrs. Click qualified with an
80 in the Womens' State ANA
teur, four strokes higher than
Mrs. Frank Cush, the medalist
and defending champion from
Argyle. Mrs. Click had to 60
all the way to beat Miss Saw
yer. She defeated Mrs. Sing
hass, 2 and /, Mrs. Cush, 5 and
3, and Miss Schiller, S and 4.
Evening star., 1960-07-02
By JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

STANTON, Del, July &C.
Mahlon Kline's Mystic II was
out to make history at Della
ware Park today by becoming
the first horse ever to win both
a stakes on the grass and also
on the dirt course.
Last month the 6-year-old
French-bred horse took the
Brandywine Turf Handicap.
Today he was a 2-1 choice to
win the $23,75o Diamond State,
a mile-and-a-sixteenth test on
the fat oval, against nine rivals,
Mrs. Ada L. Rice's Rare Rice
was sharing top weight of 119
pounds with Mystic II and fig
ured to be his chief trouble
maker.
A prediction of clear weather
was expected to help attract
$4,000 fans.
Jockey Arthur Chambers,
who has ridden Mystic II to
both of his stakes victories this
season - the Brandywine and
Bowie's Southern Maryland
was slated to ride the versatile
horse again today.
A possible upsetter was the
Shoestring Stables Ashlar. ll8,
who also handles the turf as
we'll as the fiat track. Ashlar,
slated to be ridden by Jockey
Robert Corle, who leads the
Delaware riders, lowered the
track record for a mile to 1885, Is
in his last outing.
Completing the Dia m o n d
State field were Robert Stof-
berg's Navy Brass. ia, Logan
Evening star., 1960-07-02
BY ROBERT B. PHILLIPS
Contributing Writer

Potomac's polo squad hit the
peak Of its season last night at
the Travilah indoor arena in
snatching a Ga victory from
the visiting Peruvian team.
Capt. Frank Wilson, whose
brilliant defensive play held
down the scoring chances Of
the young and aggressive South
Americans, received the Latin
American challenge trophy Of
fered this year by the Ambas-
sador Of Peru. The presenta-
ton was made by the Chilean
Ambassador.
The game was played for the
benefit of the Chilean Relief
Fund.
Attempting the indoor-out-
door game for the first time
and using borrowed ponies, the
Peruvians showed almost classic
mallet work and team. play in
the first half of the game, al
though they stood on the short
end of a AZ count at the end of
three chukkers.
The fourth period probably
was the fastest played this year
in local league polo, despite 6
Evening star., 1960-07-02

Mrs. Maurice Click of Wood
holme in Baltimore is batting
better than 500 against her
much younger challengers this
year, and at the same time add
ing to records that may never
be broken.
Mrs. Click won her 18th
Maryland State women's golf
title with yesterdays 5 and 4
triumph over Jane Schiller of
Salisbury at Suburban Country
Club in Baltimore. Mrs. E. Boyd
Morrow won seven state
women's titles between 1924
and 1888 to be second to Mrs.
Click in this department.
Two weeks ago, Mrs. Click
lost in the Baltimore City
women's final to Mrs. Joseph
Singhass, a young mother from
Ellicott City. But in the State
championship Mrs. Click de-
feated Mary Ann Sawyer, Is
year-old public links player.
Evening star., 1960-07-02
WILSON HONORED
Potomac PoIoists Reach
Peak Against Peruvions

field so soggy that the ball was
mired out of play. Smashing
assaults from the Peruvian
Star Lolo Rizo-Patron set up
two quick goals to tie the game.
It was not broken until the
final moments of the game.
In the sixth chukker, after
Halter Cunningham had
smacked in his fourth score,
Frank Wilson scored Potomac's
sixth goal with a quickie in
the fading seconds of the game.
The opening match of the
Sherman Memorial five-goal
tournament, scheduled last
night, was postponed because
of the wet arena. 1t will be
played of between Belvoir B
and Stoney Greek clubs at a
later date.
Evening star., 1960-07-02

STANFORD, Calf. July 2
(AP). - Summaries of yester-
days United States Olympic
track and field trials. The top
three finishers in each final
qualify for the team.
HAMMER THROW, Al Hall. New
York AC. 214-7 tbetters trials record
Sonnoy g s soSthern Sf Aa catorns az strders as
212-3h; 3, Ed Bagdonis,. Army, goo
H. 4, Bill McWilliams, Army, 201-S.
5, Tom Paganh New York. AC, 200-l &.
8. Bob Backus, New York AC, 1914
York AC. 1905. Elmo Keerd, Army,
1915. Roger Wilson, Harvard, 17s-.S.
Dave Cross, Yale, 1870, Jim Pryde'
NC Santa Barbara. 195-5h, Ed Burke,
Navy, no fair throws.
400 METER HURDLES (First heat,
four qualify, for finaD--l, Glenn Davis,
eus5man, S KsSsas,' ' ::550S,,22. 5, Don Don
styEOn, Northeast LSTisisns 3IkIs1,s ira: TTSck
delphia Pioneer Club. :5Os. 3, Ron
Dick Cephas, Michigan, :53.5.
400 METER HURDLES tSecond heat,
three qualify for finaD-1, Eddie
Southern, Air Force, :5O.6. ., Rex
Cawley, Los Angeles Striders, :51.1
3, Dick Howard. New Mexico, :61.1
4. Francis washington Winston-salem
:5l.6 5, Rex Wilson, Texas, $50
8, James Thomas, New Mexico, :524
SHOT Putt, Dallas Long, use
striders, s5-s't. 8. Dave Davis, /. 4
81 -9A. 5, Jerry Winters, Stanford
59-iIh. s, Mike Lewis, Occidental
IOO-Meter Dash
!FiLst heat, four qualify for fnaD----
Il. Ray Norton, Santa Clara Youth
Village, :10.4. 9, Bill Woodhouse, Abb,
lene Track, Club, :1O,5. B.. Frank Budd
Philadelphia Pioneer Club, :l0.5. 4
Dave Slime, Duke Athletic Club. :1O.5
3 uie),. Vance Robinson, North Caro-
lima College. and Larry Dunn, Arizona
.l06.
10O- Meter Dash
Second heat, four qualify for finall
Il, Charley Tidwell. Kansas. .lO4. .
Willie White. California, :l04. 3 (tie)
Paul Winder. Morgan State, and Tom
Evening star., 1960-07-02
BALTIMORE
RESULTS

FIRST RAcEPurss, $500; trot;
Homest'eh vo'y HAM 1890 1850 $50
Senator Gray (CrAnk) 900 4.S0
Magnolia Girl. Asia Chief, Cass
Hunt, Marty's Last B., Dream Song.
Time. 2:l2b.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $500; pace;
maidens: l mile
Director Pick tLayton) $40 ESQ $40
Flashy Offset tCrankl $50 2.10
Sweet step (Wathen,Sr.l 500
Whatson's Special Eta Mae. To-
haccolands Jewel Heir. Honest Desire.
Time, 2:09.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S119.0O
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $500: trot;
ShsIIS:Is sIss:ited f:sI Sts,, Tiis 1000 $50
HomestTetch Harry tLeGuml $50 $50
dhIosola's Bomb (CIohosseyl eco
dhQuAlity Girl tFIeminE) 2.2O
Buke. Lord Victory. Mister Gallon
Sky Liner. Time, 2:l0B.
oh Dead heat for third.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $500: pace;
Miss BeSsy tokIey) 2O.O0 500 500
Lorraine Dee tWebbl GAO 800
Zulu Queen CLOWden) 100
Grand H. H, Rilma Mitewvn. Broad
way Limited, Meadow Noel, Erla's Boy
Time. 2:0S2s
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $500; Pace;
6'Es'y ReW'd tcraSi, 1900 40 $50
CountrymOn tChurchmAnl 1920 $3.50
Quepone0 Lady E. BankS 9,20
Page Elkington, True Wilma, major
Moraka, Mighty Farvel, Greek Star
Time, 2;09B
Evening star., 1960-07-02
Gubor Brothers
Win Mat Match

The Gabor brothers. frankie
and Johnny. won two of three
falls from Prince Maiava and
Johnny Walker in a tag-team
wrestling match last night at
Marlboro Motor Raceway.
Arnold Skoaland needed only
is minutes to dispose of Angelo
Savoldi. and frankie Gravette
won two of three falls from
Margie Ramsey.
Evening star., 1960-07-02
ARNOLD WANTS ITsA GREAT DAY
Mystic II May Make
Delaware History

Batcheller; C. v. Whitney's
Lone Wolf. 10S, no boy; Melvin
H. Schlosberg's Lord Gregor,
116, Philip Grimm; William M.
Ingram's Scotland, lit, Nick
Shuk: Carlton A. Hunts Sabo-
tage, 109, no boy, and Mrs.
Jules Gomez Half Acre, lot,
no boy.
Joseph L. Arnold, who
headed the syndicate that
purchased Bally Ache before
the Preakness, said here yes
terday that he has a group
interested in purchasing the
unbeaten 2-year-old lisa Great
Day, owned by w. Logan Grier,
jr. of Milford, Del.
Grier told Arnold the colt is
not for sale, but the Kentucky
attorney indicated that he
would offer more money than
the $150,00 Grier turned down.
lisa Great Day is scheduled
to make his next start here
Monday in the $20,000-added
Christiana Stakes.
II believe Mr.. Grier is sincere
in saying that the colt is not
for sale, but he might change
his mind" Arnold said.
The attorney also revealed
that Bally Aches injury was
not serious and that Trainer
Jimmy Pitt is planning on run
ming the 3-year-old colt in the
Arlington classic for his next
start.
IF we are able to maintain
our planned schedule, chances
are Bally Ache will make his
final start Of the year in
Laurel's international Race, u
Arnold added.
Evening star., 1960-07-02
MINOR LEAGUES

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Montreal, 9-5: Columbus, 20.
Richmond, So; Toronto, $40,
Rochester, 7-3: Havana, 3-b,
Miami, 10: Buffalo, 1.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Denver, z: Indianapolis, 4.
Houston, 3: Louisville, 2
st. Paul, 4; Charleston, l.
Minneapolis, 3: Dallas-Fort Worth, Q
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Tacoma, 81; Vancouver, rs.
San Diego, 6: Sacramento, 3.
Seattle, s: Salt Lake City, 2.
COnly games scheduled.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Memphis, SO: Chattariooga, 0-S.
Birmingham. 8; Little Rock, 4.
40 innings.
Mobile, 4 Nashville, 3.
Shreveport, 8: Atlanta, s.
PAN-AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
(Texas-American Leagues)
Tulsa. L; .Puebla, o 90 inningsl
Rio .Grande Valley. 8; Poza Rica, 8.
Austin, IL; Mexico City Reds, /.
Amarillo, 10: Monterrey. 6.
San Antonio, 8: Veracruz, 4
Victoria, IL: Mexico City Tigers. s.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Knoxville, 5: Macon, o.
Columbia, g.. Savannah, q.
Asheville, 4; Charleston. 3.
Charlotte, 10: jacksonville. 0.
EASTERN LEAGUE
All games postponed.
Evening star., 1960-07-02
Mrs. Stone Takes
Court House Golf

Mrs. F. E. Stone won low net
in the three-day Presidents
Cup golf tournament yesterday
at Court House with 3Ol-93-
2O8.
Mrs. J. r. McWilliams was
second with 276-6O-2l6. Mrs.
Bruce Bollerman won low gross
with a 255 total and Mrs. A. j.
Lyons was second with 262.
Mrs. w. w. Signor won the low
puts contest with a SO total.
Evening star., 1960-07-02
Pretty Penny Leading
In Worrenton Show

championship, which involved
less than a dozen entries in all
classes for young stock. Kes-
wick impressed onlookers as an
unusually high class colt, and
surprised ringSiders when he
took a fourth ribbon in the
open jumping division. He was
the only 3-year-old showing
over fences.
Evening star., 1960-07-02
Lynch and GoeItz
Playing for Title

Hugh Lynch. top seeded, plays
Buddy Goeltz, second seeded,
in the final of the boys division
of the Greater Washington
Junior tennis tournament today
at the Sixteenth and Kennedy
streets courts.
Lych beat David Pao. 6-1,
IS, and Goeltz knocked out
Ron Goldman, 6-3, 60, in
semifinals yesterday.
Carol Southmayd won the
girls championship with a Is,
6-3 victory over Cynthia
GoeltZ.
Evening star., 1960-07-02
$3.50 Double Paid
At Charles Town

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
July 2 (SpeciaD Fine weather
for the holiday week end of
racing at Charles Town was
promised turf fans. But for the
lucky few who held IA daily
double tickets yesterday. the
rain and mud didn't matter.
They received $659.20 when
Flamingo Farms Gold Filligree
($43 won the first race and
Jaroll Stables Easter Bunny
($18.40) took the second.