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Evening star., 1960-04-29

HOUSTON, April 29 CAP -
Arnold Palmer and Bill Collins
led the s35.OOO Houston Classic
golf tournament into the sec
ond round today but a boner
by young Dave Ragan had the
gallery talking.
Ragan calls the boner a
''blackout or something" but
whatever it was it cost him
two strokes.
The two strokes with the
putter on the first green ap-
peared to be compulsive ges-
lures by Ragan who said he
could not stop himself. Only
foot short of the hole, Ragan
did not hit the ball on either
of his costly swings. He sank
the ball on his third" shot.
( AS a result, Palmer, the bic
money winner Of the year. and
Collins. 1859 New Orleans Open
winner, held 66s that put them
one stroke ahead of Ragan and
Billy Maxwell.
Fourteen other players were
within three strokes of the
leaders. The par 70 at the
7,122-yard Memorial Park
course had a rough first round
A record $4,000 first-day gal
lery swarmed onto the course
as 33 out of field of l39 broke
par and Is others were even.
! The field was to be cut tC
the low 80, plus ties, after to-
days 18 holes.
Has 80 on Front Nine
Palmer, the 1857 Houston
winner from Latrobe, Pa. who
is after his sixth title of the
year, collected his 66 with 6
front nine 80 and a par So or
the back nine.
Collins, former football player
at City College in Baltimore
played in the same threeSome
with Ragan. He went out in 81
and came in in 35.
Ragan, a 24-year-old from
Orlando, Fla, had a 36-31-67
but his putting on the first
green made him the most
talked-about player of the day
Evening star., 1960-04-29
Firpo to Tungle
With Rocco on
Next Mat Card

Pampero Firpo, who has been
q regular winner on recent
wrestling programs at Capitol
Arena, will be rewarded next
Thursday with a crack at An
tonino Rocca in the feature
match.
Firpo last night defeated
Pedro Morales and Promoter
Vince Mcmahon matched him
against Rocca.
In other bouts last night, Red
and Lou Bastien battled Skull
Murphy and Pat Kelly to a
draw, Buddy Mature Boy
Rogers defeated Johnny Walker,
Pedro Godoy beat Marvin Mer-
Ger and Chief SUM War Cloud
took two falls from Taro
Sakuro.
Evening star., 1960-04-29
Argyle Takes
Aim on Leader
ForWDGATitIe

Army Navy Country Club is
out front in the battle for the
Women's District Golf Associa-
ton team championship, but
Argyle, the defending cham
pion and Chevy Chase both
have high hopes of taking over
next Tuesday.
The third-round matches will
be held at Army Navy, with
Army Navy drawing a bye.
Argyle, which sat out first
round play, yesterday whipped
Washington. 7l2-112, at Chevy
Chase. That moved Argyle into
third place, but Army Navy, the
leader with Is points, and Con-
greSsional. runnerup with l112
points, both have played two
matches.
Argyle has 712 points fol-
lowed by Columbia, with 7;
Chevy Chase, 612; Washington
4, and Indian Spring, ~
Chevy Chase also has played
only once.
/ Army Navy won it's second
match. 80, over Indian Spring
yesterday, while Columbi q
edged Congressional, 5-4.
Results:
ARMY NAVY, .; INDIAN SPRING, {
Mrs. C. P Phoebus and Mrs. N. l
70 0 Tor Mrs. William Weitzen anc
Mrs. Ben Frsuwirth. Indian Spring
Mrs. E. W. King and Mrs. j. Nettles
Army Navy. scored ) points to 0 FOL
Eli Amanuel, Indian Spring: Mrs. W
S. Stewart and Mrs F. N. Phillips
Army Navy, scored ) points to fol
Mrs. Milton Rollins and Mrs. Jscot
Blumbers, Indian Spring.
ARGYLE, ~: WASHINGTON. III
Mrs. Frank Cush and Georgia Mae
McKeever, Argyle. scored 3 points tC
for Mrs, Charles Esenroad and Mrs
H.
Helen Konopa and Mrs, j. b. Haniey
Argyle, scored ga points to q fol
Mrs. H. R. Lady and Mrs. Lloyc
Dennis, Washinston: Mrs; W. E
Howard and Mrs. R. c. Townsend
John Connolly and Mrs Gordon Sim.
mons, Washington.
COLUMBIA, 5: CONGRESSIONAL. 4
Mrs R. 7. Kreuzburg and Mrs
! N In
points to o for Nina CHAMPION and
Mrs. D. H. Henderson, Congressional
Mrs. S. B. Crocker and Mrs. James
Hagerty. Columbia, scored 0 points tC
F. X Smith, Congressionai: Beth
Schlosser and Mrs; H. H. Goodman
| Columbia, scored > points TO / for
Mrs. Adele Pugh and Mrs. P. l.
Smith, Congressional.
| SECOND TEAMS AT KENWOOD-
"a: Court House defeated Belle
Haven, Sd: Chevy Chase defeated
Prince Georges, 5h-3Ia.
THIRD TEAMS AT WESTBRIAR-
WoodEmnont defssted Congressional
sPri5s, sSsi6s, 5R9..aB; Manor defeated Be-
FOURTH TEAMS AT ARGYLE -
Court House defeated Indian Spring
S-l Army Navy defeated Washington
5-3l2: Prince Georges defeated Wood
mont. B-3.
FIFTH TEAMS AT MANOR-Co.
umbia defeated Woodmont, 80: Belle
Haven defeated Kenwood. -: Brooke
Manor defeated Congressional, 51a.
1872.
SIXTH TEAMS AT BETHESDA -
washington defeated Prince Georges
81 Tenwood defeated Manor, 5ia-
ga: Columbia and Norbeck tied, 4la-
4l2.
Evening star., 1960-04-29

NEW YORK. April 20 (AP)
The hardy Australians, who
have won world honors in ten
mis-, golf, swimming and track,
now have set their sights on
one of the Oldest and most
solidly entrenched trophies in
sports - yachting's Americas
Cup.
The New York Yacht Club
announced yesterday it had ac-
cepted a challenge by the Royal
Sydney Yacht Squadron for
1862. This means the Aussies
must design and build a l2-
meter yacht and bring it to
America to race this nations
best in a four -out-of-seven
series off Newport. r. 1.
The dates and other details
are to be fixed later. Sir Frank
Packer, Sydney sportsman,
newspaper syndicate head and
girdle manufacturer, is spear
heading the Australian chal-
lenge.
The Aussies may find this
trophy a bit hard to dislodge
Since the schooner America
lifted the bottomless mug with
a victory around the Isle OF
Wight in 1851, there have been
II challenges, mostly by the
British but a few by Canada
and North Ireland. All have
failed. The last-in 1958-saw
the United States defender
Columbia, whip the British
challenger, Sceptre, in four
straight.
The Columbia and two other
12-meter yachts, the Weatherly
and fastener, are fit for rae
ing but a Yacht Club spokes-
man said undoubtedly a new
syndicate will be formed ano
a new and faster boat built fol
the defense. This figures tc
cost around S500,000.
Evening star., 1960-04-29
Jones Is Favored
In 43d TV Fiqht

BOSTON, April 20 (AP).-
Ralph (Tiger) Jones of New
York is favored to beat Joe
De Nucci of Newton tonight
in a 10-round middleweight
fight at the Boston Garden.
For Jones. who calls himself
"the old warhorse," it will mark
his 43d appearance on national
television (WRC-4 at 10 pmO
In 10 years of professional box
ing, Jones has amassed a record
of 40 victories, % defeats and
four draws.
De Nucci, at 20 dozen years
younger than his opponent. is
a willing slugger with a 23-2
record.
Evening star., 1960-04-29

Unprecedented in bowling
history will be the christening
this week end of three giant
establishments in the Wash
ington area. According to such
authorities as A. L. EberSole,
executive secretary of the Ma
tional Bowling Council, and
Matt Bennie, future president
of the American Bowling Con-
lgreSs, never before has a sin
gle community enjoyed such a
splurge in bowling facilities.
The three plants encompass
a total of 1913 lanes, 80 for
duckpins and As for tenpins
and represent millions of dol
lars in investment.
All three VIII open formally
tomorrow with bowling pro-
grams that pack class and va
riety.
/ Two, Marlow Heights for
duckpins. with 40 lanes, and
Wheaton Plaza, with 48 tenpin
drives, are the latest addi-
tionS to the Fair Lanes inter-
city chain, largest in the world
/ BoWl-Mor. with 40 duckpir
drives, is the enterprise of a
corporation headed by Thomas
j. Broyhill, with Herbert G
Glassman, Charles Simmons
Alden j. Towberman and An
thony Richitt as the other
officers. Richitt, the secretary
retired this week as a Metro
politon Police Department in
Spector. The manager is Make
Rosenberg, formerly one oi
the finest bowlerS in Washing
tan duckpin history as we'll a.
one of the games most color.
full and popular figures.
Big names in bowling viii
appear in the christening ex.
hibitions.
There will be three session.
each at NARROW Heights. 461;
st. BarnabaS road, and Whea
ton Plaza, which is in the giant
Wheaton Shopping Center.
+ 4
At Marlow Heights at 4 pm.
Eddie Owens, runnerup in thu
national all-Star duckpin tour,
nament. will oppose Pats!
, Stroessner, Baltimore'S comely
star who has won three major
women's events this season. A
II pm. is slated an ali-Stal
match between Washington
ana Baltlmore women and ar
all-star mems battle between
the two cities at $50 comes {
mixed doubles match pittinl
Cliff Kidd, the national all-sta,
champion, ana Mrs. StroesSne
against Frances Wilson tht
Women'S national all-Star title,
holder, and Owens.
At Wheaton. at 4 pm. Buzl
Fazio and Don Ellis. noted ten,
pinners, will shoot a one-gamt
exhibition. At Z, Crown City
Supply. the women'S city
championship team, will op,
pose Congressional Plaza, win
Evening star., 1960-04-29
1o Track Teams
In WukefieId's
Meet Tomorrow

Nineteen schools will begin
competition in the Wakefield
1nvitational track meet at 10
am. tomorrow at Wakefield.
The field event trials will
start at 10 O'Clock and the run
ming event trials at 10:30. The
finals in the field events are
set for 7 pm. with the running
events at 8 o'clock.
Host Wakefield is the defend
ing champion and is favored
again this year. Washington
Lee, the Virginia Group I in
door champion, is the leading
contender.
A battle is expected in the
sprintS, between Bill Duryee of
O'Connell, Wakefield's John
Ball and Gary Arenson and
Marty Baumberger of St
Stephens. Another contender
is Julio Betancourt of Grove
ton, who has been suffering
from a leg injury.
Duryee will have to beat the
likes Of Tony Mayer of Wake
field, Jay Randolph of WI anc
Roger BickSler of Herndon in
the 440.
Evening star., 1960-04-29
Pitches No-Hitter

Wayne White pitched a no
hitter yesterday as Groveton
High Schools eighth grade
team defeated Herndon, $50,
at Groveton. White struck out
eight and walked five. He also
had two hits and batted in
three runs.
Evening star., 1960-04-29
20 Midget Cars
At Old Dominion

The American Racing Driv-
ers Club hopes to supply at
least 20 midget car entries to-
morrow night for it's half of
the program opening the sea-
son at Old Dominion Speedway.
The Old Dominion Stock Car
Club will contribute the other
half of the field, campaigning
this season in modified stock
cars instead of sportsman
stocks. Each class will race in
three 10-lap heats and a 25-
lap feature, starting at 8
o'clock.
Hal Horan of Riverdale will
join the ARDC contingent in
his Offenhauser midget.
Evening star., 1960-04-29
FIGHT RESULTS
BY the Associated Press

TAMPA, Fla.-Ray Portila, las,
Houston, stopped Larry Boardman,
l4Ol2, Clearwater, Fla. "a.
BIRMINGHAM, England. - Exton
Mabena, South Africa, outpointed Jim
tSpike) Mccormack, Northern Ireland
QO). Lightweights,
Evening star., 1960-04-29
Teom Hunts Pitchers

The Perry Wilkerson Insur-
ance Company entry in the
Prince Georges County Soft
ball League is looking for
pitchers. Phone Manager Bill
Keckley at Appleton 7-2257.
Evening star., 1960-04-29

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ELECTION NOTICE

To the qualified electors of the State of Alaska.
 Notice is hereby given that pur- suant to Chapter 83, SLA 1860, and the Proclamation of the Governor of the State of Alaska, and in con- formity herewith, a Party Pri- mary Nomination and Special Election will be held on Tuesday, August g, 1860, between the hours of 8 AM. and 8 PM, for the pur- pose of nominating candidates for the following offices, to wit:
 A United States Senator
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 Ten (10) State Senators
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SScSEES

Ice Palace" the Technicolor production from Edna Ferber's novel of Alaska, is still continuing at the Orpheum Theatre until Sat urday night.
 Sunday and Monday
 When Lana Turner forsook glam- our roles to play a mother in "Peyton Place" she never realized that switching to maternal char acterizations would lead her back to the world of glamour bigger than ever.
 In limitation of Life," she again assumes the role of a mother, this time as a stage and screen star whose career interferes with her duties as mother. Glamour there is, as Miss Turner has a wardrobe in the picture consisting of 34 spectacular gowns valued at $78,- 900, made from imported fabrics. 'Trinkets' worn by the star to aug ment this fabulous wardrobe are: a precious gem set valued at $240,- 900; a $30,000 star sapphire neck lace; Oriental pearl-shaped diam ond earrings worth 5000, as we'll as priceless rubies, diamonds and pearls.
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 Tuesday and Wednesday
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 The second feature brings Fran cis in the Haunted House" with Mickey Rooney and of course Fran cis.
 Thursday and Friday
 The million dollar production of John Paul Jones" brings to life on the screen one of hiStory's most fascinating heroes, as we'll as the father of the United States Navy.
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Kodiak mirror., 1960-08-06

Forty (40) State Representatives To nominate candidate from each of the various political parties of Alaska for State Senator for Senate District M to fill a vacancy. And to vote on the following proposition: To adopt or reject the Initiative relating to moving the Capital of Alaska.
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 Dated this 29th day of July, 1860.
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Evening star., 1960-08-13

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Evening star., 1960-08-06

What color for draperies and
bedspread? I would like to
use something striking and
different. I also need a
small piece of furniture;
need this match present
furniture, or can I use a
white painted piece?
Answer-You can create a
really dramatic effect with
apricot. red-orange and red
with dark furniture and lots
Of white. Have the new up
holstered chair in a rich red
orange or print Of red on
apricot. Curtains might re-
peat the color of the chair
in the same fabric or a solid
color. The bedspread might
be a tawny gold with pillows
on it of reds and red-orange.
For new piece of furniture
use a white piece-this will
be a change Of pace from
dark wood and will help
sharpen your scheme.
Question - My bathroom
has grey tile on walls and
floor. Fixtures are pink. The
rooms seems pale and drab.
What would you use for pa
per on walls above tile? What
for window curtain?
Answer - Use q brilliant
shocking pink on white paper.
Curtain in white and towels
in white and pale pink. Fin
ger towels and bath rug in
shocking pink.
Question: am gradually
changing the decor of my
living room to an Early
are white and carpet is black
and white tweed. I plan to
buy a new chair and would
like a provincial print on this.
! will slipcover my sofa and
chair. What do you advise
for this?
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