davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-02-19
VACANT


Move in with deposit-This neat.
2-bedrm. rambler. full bsmt. An
chor-fenced yard > blks. to shop
ping center, tranSp. Pc. 2-3l4O.
SUBURBAN PROP, MGT.
NHEATON Sl2,TuU loan
3-bedrm. brk. rambler. Dining L,
level lot, sidewalks, patio. walk TO
bus and school Vacant SI4,1OO.
JU. 9-SSSn. HIIDEBRAND CO
WHEATON-AssUMF AZ LOAN,
$50 % per mo 3-bedyn bTk
rambler: excel. loc, nr. schools
and shopping.
HUGH T. PECK. Wheaton 10. $3.50
WHEATON-Lse. 3-bedrm. brick
and shinsle split-level Lse. elec
kit, sep. din. nm. lovely rec. nm,
fenced yard with trees Only
S2O,5OO, and II has a 4izf loan
OF $4,000. JOSEPH 8. DETER-
EUA, INC, 10. 5-49Ss.
Evening star., 1960-02-19
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

QUAINT AcREs-1Iz acre center
water heat, 4 big bedrms., 8 paths,
besut; hy. rm.. lse sep. din. EIn d.
todeys kit.' rec. I'm. and bar.
Make orer. GRAHAM CO. JU.
o-bOlO.
ROCKVILLE - 2-bedrm. Tamb-, s
yrs old; small down payment /:
Sdg.oOO. SIGLER d CO, 10. A.
RoCKvILLE-"DREAM A WHILE"
3-oedrm; brick rambler with exp
6hd n, nrepl. and spac. kit; SI3,-
300 and "OK'D 4 TRADE" KEN
DRUSkIN g. CO., 10. 5-3368
ROCKVILLE = Desirable rambler.
BEST BUY IN THE AREA. Lge.
KIT, playToom. fenced level lot
81 $50. Call HUGH 7. PECK,
R0CkyILLE-First Offering on this
complete 3-bedrm. Cape Cod, Ex-
ira lge. beautifully Handicapped lot
Ehh M appraised Al S15.25O. TINS
VIII not last long. BRIDGES q
PETER, INC, PO. 2-4374: ewes
GA. 1896.
ROCKvILLE-3-bedrm, Cane Goa
/ with partial bsmt. Excel. como ,
/ $4,000 on FHA terms. BRIDGES
d PETER, Inc, PO. 2-4374. ewes
I GA. 1896.
ROCKVILLE-If you'd Ike a Twin
/ brook home, but don't care to be
/ in subdivision, we have q s.
Only Sl3.SO0 on FHA terms.
BRIDGES a PETER, Inc, 20.
2-4374i ewes, GA. 4-S196.
l nnCE
4-bedrm. brick. = full paths, den,
2 fireplaces; lovely lot. Price S26,.
500. TRADES INVITED. HITCH +
PECK, GA. 4-6575.
ROCKYILLE-LOW PRICE WILL
SURPRISE YOU. Ciose-in Co
lonisl, lge. rooms; level corner
lot; $3.50 down. HUGH T. PECK,
GA. 1850.
ROCKVILLE-New 4-bedrm. 2I5.
bath Split-leYel in West End: SOS
25U. Owner wants an offer. S. (
| BOGLEY, PO. 2-6l5I ewes. Mr
Bluebond, PO. 2-69l4.
ROCKVILLE - Today's assumption
monthly payments s74 o.. ts Cal.
fornia rancher family kitchen
large carport: nr. schools, shop,
ping and transportation: immac.
ulate throughout Call COMMU.
NIFTY REALTY CO., 10. 5-24s(
| til s..
ROCKVILLE: OPEN SAT, SUN, / :
5 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
Custom-built new brk. home: bsmt
all electric kit: underpriced at
| S2O,950. Trades considered. FoI
directions, call
R. L. SMITH REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1960-02-19

RoCkyILLE-First Offering on this
complete. 3-bedrm. Cape Cod. Ex-
ira lge. beautifully Handicapped lot
FHA appraised al Sl5,250. TINS
VIII not last long. BRIDGES 4
I GA 4-Sl9B
Evening star., 1960-02-19
CHASE VILLAGF-AttTac

FALLS CHURCH, Fenwick Park
3-bedrm brick rambler: bus |
block: S120. BARR REALTY
Evening star., 1960-02-19

QUAINT ACREs-1lz acre center
hall brk. rambler, base board hot
water heat, 4 big bedrms., 5 baths,
nesut; hV. rm., lse sep. din. EIn d.
tooays kit.' rec. I'm. and bar,
Make oder. GRAHAM CO, JU.
Evening star., 1960-02-19
tcoNIINUEpl

Breakfast nook. sep. din. room. 3
other bedrms Priced in mid-20s
30 30, EN-. 2-7400. Ewes, EN-
2-4665.
METZLER. REALTOR
Evening star., 1960-02-19

FALLS CHURCH, Parklawn-Unu.
sual ,cleverly designed 3-bedrm
= Splt-level: S155. BARR REALTY
Evening star., 1960-02-19
Kent Village
NEW MODERN SPACIOUS
CORAL ARMS
APARTMENTS
CORAL HILLS, ND.

yo,arzrErILLO2 ELES MIL
DIRECTIONS. Out Pa. ave. sc. to
Alabama ave, left on Alabama to
D. c. line, continue 3 blocks to
Bennlng I'd ?. left IA block TO 5l26
Benning I'd
RENTAL AGENT ON PREMISES
H. G. SMITHY CO.
Sll 18th St. NV. ST. $4,000
Evening star., 1960-02-19
SILVER SPRING

Semidet 3-bedrm. rambler. SqC
mo-, plus utils. No lease REQ
Adults only. HE. 4-7733. Immed
possession.
Evening star., 1960-02-19
HOUSES FURNISHED

BRoOKDALE, MD. AREA-In ex.
Gel. neighborhood. 2-story home
/ 4 oedrms.. pa baths, garage. Walk
TO elem. schl SlS5. THOMAS L
I PHILLIPS. CO., OIL. 4-l424: ewes
/ OIL. 2-OO75,
Evening star., 1960-02-19

DUCHESS" Custom-built 3-bed-
rm. homes. ia-acre lots. carports:
only Sl3,450. Directions: Out
Indian Head hwy. to Accokeek.
turn left al Pats Diner, ! block
TO Martin-Taylor sign, turn right
Evening star., 1960-02-19

OAkVIEW--charming, large 3-bed
rm. rambler. many custom fea
lures; owners sacrif. for immed
sale, LOCO below FILA appraisal
easy. financing; SlS,5O0. HE. 4
Evening star., 1960-02-19

FALLS CHURCH AREA-3-bedrm
: redeCorated rambler, " lge. fenced
E6 SIN M 100
Evening star., 1960-02-19
FRED A. SMITH co.

TAK0MA PARK, CLOSE TO SHOP
PING AND EXPRESS BUS bed
rms, sep. din. nm: priced for
quick Sale
HUGH T. PECK Wheaton, Lo. 5000
TAKoMA PARK-Sl5.96O. Roomy
2-story home with 8 bedrms.; full
bsmt.: f1repl and porch. Quick
possession. RAFFELL REAL
ESTATE, JU. 9-l1O3 ewes. JU.
Evening star., 1960-02-19

ROCKVILLE - 2-bedrm. ramb-,
yrs, old; small down payment
SI9:5OO. eIGLER q CO, 10. 4.
Evening star., 1960-02-19
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
AP. 7-1174

CHILLUM : Brick Colonial, bsmf :
bath. firepl.. trees. garden. Priced
teens. No agents. HA. 2-364l.
COLLEGIATE, Maryland U. area
You can own this adorable 3-bed-
rm. "Rancher" with mAgnificent
custom brick wood burning firepl,
for as little as 6'y down. select
your terms above existing 50 500
nrSt trust at SIS mo. total. MARY.
LAND SALES. TO. a-6162
Evening star., 1960-02-19
RE. $4,000
COOP APIS. FOR SALE

SPACIOUS APT. HOME-3 bedrms.
lge. foyer large closets, pantry
3 exposures; transp u blk tC
18th st Priced low for quick sale
Peas. terms. 2O3a New Hamp. ave
NV. AD 4-15s9.
1925 Eth ST. NV, APT. 3Os-
rn. efic, Furn. 50 800. or best
Evening star., 1960-02-19

7 ACRES-More or less OF good
farm land with tobacco ham
17x23-ft. garage. Workshop. tool
shed, plus 3-bedrm. home with
nrepiaces in liv and din, rooms;
porches. Needs some repair.
Prlced low at $4,000. with 81 =
900 down. Trades considered
Evening star., 1960-02-19
Oh. .CHASE-BETHESDA

SAMUEL E. BOGLEY
OF MD, INC. OIL. $1,000 TIL Q
CHEVY CHASE-VACANT: newly
decorated. new kitchen. A gleam-
ing white clapboard Colonial
home. Wide center hall. large liv-
ing room, family dining room, 3
generous bedrooms, = baths: Rose
mary School area: S29.75O. Call
WO. $4,000 til 8. EDW. H. JONES
CO, INC, 55o0 Conn ave
Evening star., 1960-02-19
ROCK
CREEK
FOREST

SILVER sPRING-Luxurious apts.
bedrooms, completely air con-
ditioned: wonderful area of East
West hwy on Grubh rd at Ross
I'd. convenient to schools, shop
pins and transportation; modern
balconies or patioS, spacious
rooms delishtful modern kitchen
with garbage disposal. swimming
and wading pools: February oc-
Evening star., 1960-02-19
HOUSES UEFURNIsHED

FoGGY BOTTOM, 2407 H st. NV
: -Attrae. 2-bedrm. house, moderI
: kit, recently remodeled: $3.50
FITZGERALD. ST. $500 or FE
) GEORGETOWN-Air cond.; 2 bed
- rms. bath: maids rm. and bath
Large nv; rm.' picture window OF
garden, Mod. kit, garage: S275
Call aft. D pm OIL 2-S652.
GOLF CLUB MANOR-A beautiful
new 4-bedrm, 3-bath Williams
burg Colonial; full bsmt. with rec
TER R. REYNOLDS CO.. INC,
: IA. 7-6525
HERNDON-CHANTMLY-CIA AREA,
RENT OR SALE bedrms.. pa
baths rec. rm.. oil heat; immed.
oeeup.: Seneca rd. at Rte z. nr.
ewes, or week ends. JU. 1896.
HILLCREST HTS.-Brick rambler
3 bedrms., . baths. din. rm., liv
rm- , screened porches, full
bSmt.: Sl50. CHI. S-S769.
HYATTSVILLE-4 bedrooms, large
family kitchen: S95 mo. Call TO
KENT VILLAGE Brand-new row
brk, bedrms.. din. rm., Ia bath;
air ssOnd; sfs, avail. immed.; S1iO.
LORC0M LANE. country club area
IDelightful 3, 4 and bedrm.
DIX. homes, very modern: $3.50.
\ 1913 $3.50. BARR REALTY, JE.
MeLEAN-5 bedrms., 8 baths. .
firepls., lge. mod, kit. rec. Tm.,
bar sink. patio. q acre: Feb. %:
5000 mo. Ell. 6-5427.
MeLEAN-3 bedrms., rec. rm.,
screened porch. . fireplaces, sub
let 70 July 25 or longer. Sl45. KE.
NV. d. C.-semidet.. liv. rm. din
rm: comb, nice kit, 3 bedrms
bath bsmt: fenced yd, Avail.
MsTfh eaT{ ,pl /; 81 SlG5; THOMAS L.
PALMER PARK-3-bedrm. ram
/ bier; vac: newly redec. Only sos
mo. RE. $500.
PIMMIT HILLS-3-bedroom house :
fenced-in back yard: storm win
dows; S95 mo. WE. S-67l5.
POTOMAC HILLS-New 5-bedrm.,
3-bath. center-hall split-level: lge
ltv. rm., kit. with eating space.
sep, din. rm,, and family rm /;
RI? REYNo1ps >SS mo; no 1NSiT WAITER R.s,os 3
RENTAL PRICED AT 500 or un-
der-Five homes located in vari-
GUS areas OF Virginia from Alex
andria to Fairfax Check out selec-
tion Of these five homes priced to
a-sscS. JOSEPH ". Ssss sEAY SSt5 con- N
! PANY, Realtors, ll3 West Broad
street, Falls Church, Virginia.
ROCKVILLE - 4-bedroom. fenced
| ,Twinbrook. h me, less than
block to shopping, and swimmine
| pool membership included. Sl35
mo. PO. 2-Bl99, after ONCE hours.
SILVER SPRING-3-bedrm. Colo
NAL, bsmt.;; S135 month. Ken
sington-2-bedrm. bungalow, cor
ner lot: Sll0 month. For details.
call Mr.. Thompson. JU. q-2552,
c. M. MARSTELLER, Realtor.
SILVER SPRING-white brick, Q
bedrms., with .expandable attic.
Rec. rrn.. fenced yard school and
THOMPSON CO., JU. $4,000
SILVER SPRING-WHEATON = .
bedrm. bungalow avail. March l.,
$50 mo. FRANK L. HEWITT CO.,
JU. 5-sa0O.
SILVER SPRING
semidet 3-bedrm. rambler. $40
mo, plus utils, No lease req.
Adults only. HE. 4-7733. Immed
possession.
SPRINGFIELD, VA.-3-bedrm. RAM
bier. with iull bsmt., bath, living
room with drenlacp cen dining
Evening star., 1960-02-19
peter ]. hagan & son
CAPITOL HEIGHTS

3;yr.-old, 2-bedrm. home W. lovely
kit. and liy. rm. wIpicture vim
dow, all on one floor; sas heat
and hot water, w/storage in eX-
pandaole attic; lot 4OxI0U fl. As
sumo low interest loan. $4,000 at
S54 per mo Will consider 2nd
trust. No agents. RE. 6-6996.
Evening star., 1960-02-19
SPRINGFIELD
$40 500

Beaut., well-constructed brick ram.
bier, mr.. public and parochisl
schools; WV carpet. custom
drapes ana many other extras;
lRH. nv. rm. with stone firepl
sep. din. nm. all-elec. kit, 3 bed
rms, 3 baths: fun daylight bsmt
with huge club rm garage: ample
storage area: lovely lot with patio
Liberal financing. Call Mr.. McIn-
tosh, EX. 3-24SO; ewes. and Sun
AID. 2-6565.
Evening star., 1960-02-19

WHEATON WoODs-All this and
Heaven too. Heavenly price, that
Is: Sl6,5OO. with a SI5.lOO FHA
Tor 80 years. Eating space in kit
completely nm. pine-Daneled rec,
nm, 3 bedrms., ! bath. side ser.
poreh. too. Don't miss this.
AGENCY CORp IN z = ~
Evening star., 1960-02-19
VACANT

4 bedrms., 2 fun baths. Ice. liv
rm., sep. din. nm. equipped kit d.
attached gar, 6-month old chalet
on q corner lot in the Fails
Church area for only Sl63 pei
mo. Ell. 6-5504.
Evening star., 1960-02-19

NO RED TAPE-Assume large CT
loan on a clean, 4-bedrm home
IN Al condition. Wal!-to-waIl
carpet!ns in lIy. rm. and dining
area; fepced lot Nr. schools. 500
down. Immediate possession.
Evening star., 1960-02-19
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

WHEAToN-LoVely 3-bedrm. brick
rambler; ~ baths, fun hsnt- !,
fenced yd. Sl.10O down. Move in
TAMBLYN a. Co. 10. $3.50.
WHEATON,. charm persontfed! This
dellghtful brick rambler has 3
bedrms-. fabulous paneled club
room, screened porch. pretty yard
overlooking park and recreation
center. stones throw to school,
Here's one you'll love. Sl6.5OO,
Gail SHANNON d LUCHS, MARY
LAND OFFICE, 10. 5-O844, after
9. EN- 2-234l.
WHEATON-Immac. 3-bedrm. brk,
rambler. Huge kit. dinette. patta1
rec. rm., . blks. school. Nr. Plaza
You can assume 4izef SSl per mo,
ALLEN REALTOR. RA. 6-3333.
WHEATON. opIy $40 -Eo -
Evening star., 1960-02-19

- 3-bedrm., 2-bath
Cape Cod; frepl. in extra large
liv. rm. full bsmt. with finished
rec. room; attached garage. Va
cant and priced for immediate
Evening star., 1960-02-19

FoGGY BOTTOM. 2407 H st. NV
-Attrae. 2-bedrm. house, moderI
KIT, recently remodeled: $3.50
FITZGERALD. ST. $500 or FE
Evening star., 1960-04-12
McCorkIe Leads
Boiling Advance
In Air Force Rino

LANGLEY AIR FORCE
BASE, Va, April IL (AP)-
George McCorkle, seeking his
third straight title, led the ad-
vance of three Boiling Air
Force Base fighters last night
as the Worldwide Air Force
championships got underway
here.
McCorkle stopped Dennis
Adamscheck of Seafood Springs
AT Station in 81 seconds of the
third round of their l65-pound
battle.
Other Boiling winners were
Flyweight Howard Smith with
a decision over Earl Oda of
Laredo AFB; and Fred BurriSs.
l39 pounds, with a third-round
TKO over Augustine Lemos of
Dobbin AFB.
The only Boiling loser was
l52-pounder Chester Kicks, who
was outpointed by Charles
Waugh of Webb AFB.
Herman Braxton of Andrews
AFB advanced with a decision
over Jimmy Brown of March
AFB, and Charles Clay, a l39-
FOUNDER from Washington rep
resenting Thule AFB, was
stopped by James Richardson
OF Fuchu AFB in l:46 of the
first round.
Evening star., 1960-04-12
Scholastic Teams
Meet Tomorrow
In Pair of ReIuys

The D. c. Relays for Inter-
high League schools and the
first st. Johns Invitational Re-
lays both are scheduled at 8
pm. tomorrow.
All interhigh teams except
Bell and Western will be rep
resented in the sixth annual
D. c. Relays at Mckinley
Tech. Host Mckinley won last
year for the first time.
Cardozo, a three-time win
ner; Mckinley and Eastern
have entered full teams this
year. There will be 10 events,
including such as the shot put
relay, shuttle hurdles, pole
vault and high jump.
The inaugural st. Johns in
vitational-for private schools
only-will be held at American
University with at least six
other schools competing. There
will be five events for varsities
and five separate events for
junior varsity teams.
Entered so far besides St.
Johns are Carroll, Gonzaga,
Mackin, O'Connell, st. Albans
and Mount st. Joseph of Bal
timore.
Evening star., 1960-04-12
NBA DRAFT SELECTIONS

Cineinnati-oscar Robertson, Gin
cinnsti; Jay Annette, Tex, Ralph Davis,
Dalen Showalter, Tennessee: Don
Ogorek. Seattle; Bobby Joe Mason.
Bradley; Frank Sobrero, Santa Clara;
Sam Stith. st. Bonaventure; Al nearly,
Arizona State; Lon Sizemore, West
Virginia Tech: Dennis Boone, Regis
DENVER: Don Altenberg, Cornell,
Qa): John Millhoan, Marshall; Larry
Chanay, Montana State; Ducky Potter,
Missouri; Ernie McCray, Arizona; Don
Mills, Kentucky; Larry Wiley, Cincin-
natl; Tony Wilcox, Wittenberg; Jim
Mcdonald, West Virginia Wesleyan,
Minneapolis Jerry West, West
Virginia: Jim Hagan. Tennessee Tech;
Wally Frank, Kansas State; Ben War
ley, Tennessee A. g. l.: George Farley,
Cornell: Bobby Goodall, Tulsa; Howard
Jolliff, Ohio University; John Werhas,
Southern Calf; Oaude lie Febvre,
GonZaga; Gonzaga; Dick Harvey,
Creighton; Sterling Forbes, Pepperdine;
Willie Jones, American
ifornia: Dave Budd, Wake Forest: Kelly
McNeill. st Joseph's: Charlie Mcneil,
Maryland; Dave Denton. Georgia Tech !:
Price, Memphis state: Tony Davis.
Hawaii: Walt Mangham, Marquette:
Howard Wills, Grambling: Henry Hart.
Auburn: Dick Furry. Ohio State: Jim
Hanna, Southern California: Jerry
Bechtle, Maryland; Jerry Schifield.
Utah State. Tandy Gillis, California: !:
George Krajack, Clemson.
DETROIT-Jackie Moreland, Louisi-
Evening star., 1960-04-12
Pat tSlutteryGets
WIN Scholarship

Pat Slattery, star quarter
back for Hammond High
Schools football team last fall,
has been given a scholarship
to William and Mary College
Slattery, 5-foot-9, 180-
FOUNDER. gained LAS yards for
the Admirals last season, ATS
running and 971 passing. He
threw eight touchdown passes
and scored seven times.
Slattery was named to The
Stars All-Suburban Virginia
first team and the second ALL
Metropolitan. He joins two
other former Hammond stars.
Arnold and Ronald Jones, at
William and Mary. The twins
were awarded scholarships to
the Williamsburg, Va, college
last year.
Evening star., 1960-04-12
Robertson, No. .1Choice,
Key to Royals Future

NEW YORK, April IL (AP).
The question now is whether
Oscar Robertson will cast his
lot with the National Basket
ball Association or with the
Harlem Globetrotters.
They especially are wonder
Ing in Cincinnati, because Rob-
ertSon, who piled up a record
breaking 2,973 points during
his collegiate career at the
University of Cincinnati, nat
urally was picked by the Gin
clnnati Royals in the annual
NBA draft yesterday.
The answer won't come until
after the Olympic Games this
summer, because the 6-foot- 5
star is a member of the United
states team that will compete
IN Rome.
Royals Are Confident
If he decides to join the
Royals, it would mean a great
shot in the arm for the fnan-
cially troubled Cincinnati club,
There have been rumors, in
tact, that the Royals were
staying in business waiting for
Evening star., 1960-04-12

ana Tech: Ron johnson. Minnesota:
Frank Case, Dayton: Ken Remley,
West Virginia Wesleyan: Willie Jones
Northwestern: Bill Lowry, Christian
Brothers Memphis: Doug Moe, North
Carolina: Mickey Yugovich, Youngs-
town: Martin Holland, Kentucky Wes-
leyan: Joe Kennedy, Dayton: Me-
Peterson, Wheaton: John Dobbert,
Wheaton; Lee Hopfenspirger, Hamline
olina; Wilbur Trosch, st. Francis (Pa.l
Joe Roberts, Ohio State: Carl Cole
Eastern Kentucky; Jim Mudd, North
Texas State; Hershel Turner. Nebraska
Bernie Coffnan, Kentucky; Don Lynch
Lemoyne; Bernie Findlay, San Diego
State
ST LOUIS-Len Wilkens, Providence
Frank Radovich, Indiana; Fred Lecour
San Francisco; Horace Walker, Michi.
gan State Jimmy Darrow, Bowling
Green; York Larese, North Carolina
Bob Sims, Pepperdine; Don Curry
Mississippi Southern; Bob Castanada
RockhurSt; Americas John-Louis, Iowa
Dick Davies. Louisiana State: Bot
Wilkinson, Indiana; Edgar Smallwood
PHILADELPHIA-Al Bunge, Mary.
land; Bill Kennedy, Temple: Bob Mealy
Manhattan; Charlie Sharp, Southwest
Texas; Al Attles, North Carolina AIT.
Jim Brangan, Princeton: Bob Clarke
st. Joseph's; George Raveling, Villa.
nova Joe Gallo, st. Joseph's.
BOSTON-Tom Sanders, New York
University; Leroy Wright, College Of
Pacific: Mike Graney, Notre Dame: Sic
Cohen. Kentucky; Wayne Lawrence
Texas A. & M; George Newman, Ken
lucky.
Evening star., 1960-04-12

the day when Robertson would
don a Cincinnati uniform.
"I feel confident that Rob-
ertSon will play for us next
year." said Pepper Wilson,
Royals general manager.
Then, in an obvious Swipe at
the Globetrotters:
oscar wants to play COM
petitive basketball.
All told. 101 college players
were drafted. Cincinnati led
all the other teams with 81
selections. All-Americas Jerry
West of West Virginia and
Darral Imhoff of California,
were drafted by the Mime
apolis Lakers and New York
Knickerbockers, respectively.
Warriors Get Bunge
Another important first
round selection was AL Bunge
of Maryland by the Philadel-
phia Warriors. The Champion
Boston Celtics, getting last
choice on each round, made
Tom Sanders of New York U.
their No. selection.
Two of Bunge's teammates
were chosen by the Knicker-
bockers, Charlie Mcneil on the
fifth and Jerry Bechtle on the
18th.
Willie Jones of American
us Mason-Dixon Conference
champions was Minneapolis
18th pick, while Ben Warley, a
Phelps High graduate from
Washington, was Minneapolis
fourth choice.
Evening star., 1960-04-12
DOCTORING
YOUR GOLF
By DIR. CARY MIDDLECOFF

PATIENTS COMPLAINT:
THE game just don't come to
me-"
DIAGNOSIS: Power wasted
early.
TREATMENT: The golfer I
hear made this complaint from
time to time is an old friend of
mine named Lloyd Mangrum.
This complaint could hardly be
completely serious, because the
game has come to him" well
enough that he has won most
of the major tournaments, and
has made him what I would
call spectacularly rich.
But the serious fact is that a
lot of golfers get to feeling
occasionally that they just
naturally can't learn golf.
I'm convinced they can-if
only they will learn that the
first stage of the downswing
must be carried out slowly and
smoothly, with the hips leading.
To put it another way: Don't
hit from the top with the
hands.
Evening star., 1960-04-12
OLYMPIC OUTLOOK
By RALPH c. CRAIG

The shot put kettle has
boiled over in the last month
or so. Parry OBrien, who has
been high man on this totem
pole over since he became the
worlds first 59-footer in 1858,
suddenly finds himself in
fourth place. But don't write
of Parry yet.
Bill Nieder, Dallas Long and
Dave Davis all have topped
OBrien's recognized world rec
ord of 63 feet 8 inches by wide
margins.
It's hard enough trying to
figure which three of the four
will make the American Olym-
pic team. You would need a
crystal ball to pick the winner
of the Olympic Gold Medal next
August.
All four will participate in
several meets before the Olym-
pic tryouts at Southern Cali
fornia in July, and the picture
may change. For the moment,
this table may help in the
guessing game.
Evening star., 1960-04-12

He lost in the NCAA. cham
pionShip, but that really started
him of. By 1858 he had be-
come the worlds first So
footer; by 1854, the first 60
footer. In 1856, as an Air Force
lieutenant, he had six throws
in one meet of more than So
feet. Early in 1859 Long and
Nieder both exceeded O'Brien's
best. But Parry came right
back and boosted his personal
best with a 63-8 put at Po-
mona. Later in the year he
won the AAU and Pan Ameri-
can championships.
=
Nieder, the other older man,
is rs. He won the NCAA cham
pionship in 1855 as a student
at Kansas. In 1858 and 1859
he ranked fourth on the world
list. This year is another story.
Bill has bettered his 1859 peak
by almost 4 feet.
Davis is %, stands 6-foot-4
and weighs $50 pounds. He
held the scholastic record in
1856. He entered Southern
California that fall, but he re-
Gently transferred to San Fer
nando because of scholastic
difficulties. He has tremendous
brute strength and does most
of his training on weight
lifting, only spending 10 to Is
minutes once a week on shot
putting.
Long, the youngest of the
quartet, is a sophomore at
Southern California. He was a
prodigy all through his high
school career and set numerous
scholastic records. He usually
has just been a little bit be-
hind O'Brien, but on March 26
in a dual meet in Los Angeles
he came up with a tremendous
64-foot 612-inch put.
You can take your pick. To
me it looks like either the old
est or the youngest. At any
rate, the United States should
sweep the medals at Rome. No
foreign athlete did over 81 feet
last year.
Evening star., 1960-04-12
AU Tennis Team
Postpones Match

American University's tennis
team, winner of three matches
without defeat. has postponed
todays' engagement at Towson
State Teachers because of the
Jewish Passover holiday.
The Eagles won their latest
match yesterday at home, 90,
over Mount St. Mary'S as Carl
Hannah upset Mike Mccarthy,
Ga, 60, in the top singles.
1t was McCarthy's first singles
defeat in the Mason-Dixon
Conference in two years.
Hannah teamed with Carl
Baioni to down Mccarthy and
Bunny Talley, 6-3, IS, in
doubles.
Evening star., 1960-04-12

There is, unfortunately, no
single key to good golf. But
gradual acceleration from the
top Of the backswing is as near
to being one as anything ]
know. That's why I'm empha-
sizing it here early in the
season.
While there's no panacea for
golflng woes, I have worked out
a prescription for handling the
majority of them. 1t can be
found in my special booklet,
THE Four-Way Formula, {"
available by writing me, Cary
Middlecoff, in care of The Star,
inclosing 10 cents and a
stamped, return envelope.
Thursday: 81 gotta lose
that hO0k.")
Evening star., 1960-04-12
Hoyus Shut Out
BuckneII Netmen

Dick Razzetti of Georgetown
defeated John Schwartz, 60,
6-3s in the feature match as
the Hoyas won over Bucknell
in tennis yesterday, 90.
1t was Georgetown's third
straight victory and brought
its season record to 3-4.
Evening star., 1960-04-12

There are a few things you
should consider. Here we have
two younger athletes who are
still college students. Long is
a sophomore at Southern Cali
fornia and Davis is a recent
transfer to San Fernando VAL
ley College. O'Brien, a banker.
and Davis, an army lieutenant,
are older. The possibility of
peak performance in the weight
events comes at a later age
than in such events as the
sprintS.
Experience under the hot
competition of the Olympic
Games also will be a factor.
Here also experience can be
helpful.
O'Brien first attained ma
tional prominence as a sopho-
more at Southern Cal in 1851.
Evening star., 1960-04-12
Dodgers on Rodio

The Chicago Los Angeles
baseball game, one of four
openers in the National League,
will be broadcast from Los
Angeles tonight, starting at II
o'clock, over radio station
WINK (1600) with Nat ALL
bright doing the play-by play.