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Holmes County herald., 1960-05-26

Previous 6 months
allowance $276, 9O1.43
Total Allowances to
date 301, 277. 81
Budget balance for
5 months 173, 10
In Re: Separate Road Dis
trict No. 1
The Road Report for Separate
Road District No. 1, having
oeen filed with the Board and
dhe same having been O.Ked
oy the Board, it is hereby Or
dered that the following &C.
counts be allowed due and
payable as follows:
James Henley, 1850; j. D.
Bruce, 173. go; Arthur Melton,
1858; Vernon Ray, 1877. SO;
Sidney Peacock, 156. 50; Dolph
Hammett, $500; w. A. Harvey
Store, 1.50; Weathersby Chew
roletBuick Co., 179. 46; It'd
wells Service Station, 161. 20;
Dolph Hammett, $50. 90; Texaco
Service Station, 227. 90; Wo-
mack Bros. Inc, 400. 80; Ham
NETT Gravel Co., 539. so; AL
lied Equipment, Inc., 2,437.4 AT;
Shelton and Grantham, LAT. 90;
Lexington Hardware Co., AIS;
The Texas Co., 535 81; Leslie
Farmer, 1875 Marvin Ables,
174.64; Dave Grantham, 1926;
Frank James Devine, 152. &c;
rloyd McNeer, Isl. Is; Ray
mond HobSon, 171.40; Merritt
Johnson, 100. u; James Davis,
L52. 90; H. T. Alford, 164.O8;
w. w. Horne, 166. 08; Oscar
Dawes, 1858; Super Service
Station, $40; Gulf Oil Corp,
I9l. So; Peoples Oil Co., 331. 81;
The Fincher Co., 1890 Terry'S
Garage, 1882.
Miss. Power & Light Co. 9.54.
In Re: Separate Road District
No. 2:
The Road Report for Separ-
ate Road District No. 2, having
been filed with the Board and
the same having been O,Ke'd
by the Board, it is hereby or
dered that the following &C.
counts be allowed due and pay
able as follows:
Hammett Gravel Co., BAT 40;
Miss. Power and Light Co.,
13. 81; Gulf Service Station,
IL. Is; Evon's Cities Service and
Garage, 500; Amoco Service
Station and Tire Co., 1900;
Hands Store West), 33.43;
Johnson and Wigley Oil Co.,
191. SO; Arkansas Fuel Oil Co.,
104. 20; Magnolia Chemical Co.,
81. so; Hugh McLellan's Store,
16. 10; R. E. Irby, LIS; Dick
erson's Garage, 8.55; L. D.
Pullen, 191. e; Standard Oil
Co., 30.80; Miss. Supply Co.,
102. z; Womack Bros, Inc,
56.65; Hand Motor Co., 68.29;
Reeves Stonestreet, 183. go; Den
mis- Mcbride, 104 A; Richard
Ellis, 155 SO; j. 3. Yeager,
155. 68; Halbert Farmer, 49,
26; Jim Siddon, 155. 68.
LIN Re: Road Report DOE
Separate Road District No. s:
The Road Report for Separate
Road District No. 8, having
Holmes County herald., 1960-05-26

NEW YORK IUPD - Man
War and Native Dancer each
was defeated only once-Man
o. war in the Sanford Stakes
and Native Dancer in the Ken
lucky Derby.
Holmes County herald., 1960-05-26
Official Proceedings Of Holmes County Board Of Supervisors May

been filed with the Board, and
the same having been O.Ked
by the Board, it is hereby or
dered that the following ac-
counts be allowed due and
payable as follows:
Saxton Gardner Hardware
Co., 5000; Motor Parts Co.,
1O4 80; Presley Chevrolet Co.,
1850; Oscar Rogers, 100 III;
James Harthcock, 155. %; Ed
ward Chisolm, 133. 03; j. P.
Malone, Jr., 131. 81; Norman
Stewart, LA. 81; Dewey Ables,
I3O. 95; Luther Malone, 100. IS;
W. w. Spell, 500; Joe Gil
more, 1873. IS; j. A. Hearn,
1000; Lamar Dew, 1000; H.
U. Spell, $500; w. E.. Luby.
1854; Holders Repair Shop,
ZOO; Standard Oil Co., 356. 80:
henson Motor Co., 37.15; It'd
wells Service Station, $50;
Humphreys 'Reilly Co., BIS;
Planters Hardware Co., 1873. AS;
Central Battery Co., 2O.95;
Miss. Foundry and Machine Co.
Inc, so; Southern Equipment
Sales, Inc, 1921; Four County
Butane Co., $1,000; J. A. Toll
ar, ESQ; Rufus Netherland,
800; T. j. Brown, 1906; Luz
cas- B. Thomas, 68.56.
LIN Re: Pickens and RichIand
Road District Report:
The Road REPORT for the
Pickens and Richlard Road
District, having been filed with
The Board, and the same hav-
ing been O.Ked by the Board,
1T Is hereby ordered that the
following accounts be allowed
due and payable as follows:
Irby Toombs, 1873. 26; Luther
Upton, lbs. 66; Byrd White,
lO1.51; Southern Equipment
Sales, Inc, 55.O5; Southern
Equipment Sales, Inc., 1O2. 43;
Peterman Gravel Co., 341.OO
Henson Motor Co., 49,
Standard Oil Co.. 3S. 88; J. E.
Hearn, 1880.
In Re: Report for Separate
Road District No. A:
The Road Report for Separ-
ate Road District No. 4 having
been filed with the Board, and
the same having been liked
by the Board, it is hereby Or
dered that the following &C.
counts be allowed due and
payable as follows:
Motor Parts Co., $50; Lion
Service Station. CTS; Shields
Oil Co., 218.OO; Tchula Hard
ware Co., 21.94; Walter Wig
ley, 1922; A. j. Ables, 1885:
Joe Carroll, 2.96; S. W. Hearn.
HOO; Miss. Oil Co., 1880;
Peterman Gravel Co., 1885:
Ables Motor Co., 800: Delta
Implement Co., Isl; The
F1ncher Co., 9O.65.
In Re: Road Report for Sep
arate Road District No. S:
The Road Report for Separate
Road District No. S having been
filed with the Board, and the
same having been O.Ked by
the Board, it is hereby or
dered that the following &C
counts be allowed due and
nouoh1n ~ c1H
Holmes County herald., 1960-05-26
SOLID - ~

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THAT GOES LIKE YOU WANT IT TO GO, LOOKS LIKE YOU WANT
1T TO LOOK, MAKES YOU FEEL LIKE YOU WANT TO FEEL.
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that really goes when you tell it to. Sleek good looks that suit vow modern
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It's the Plymouth Fury and it's waiting right now to take YOU for a spin.
Make arrangements to give it a good whnl at your Plymouth dealers soon.
Holmes County herald., 1960-05-26
The policies with the

You deserve and need individ-
ual attention to your insurance
needs. That's what we provide
with the policies with the P.S.
- Personal Service. 1t means
Holmes County herald., 1960-05-26

H. Wilson,, 152. SO; Hutchinson &
Allen Lumber Co., 207 AZ.
Holmes County herald., 1960-05-26

you can always depend on hay
ing the most effective, econom-
Ical program. And if you ever
want advice or need help
were available - day or night.
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NOTICE = TAX SALE
NORTH CAROLINA. DARE COUNTY

Pursuant TO the law governing the 1859 levy my hands for
collection and BY virtue Of the order Of the Board Of Commissioners
Of Dare County North Carolina directing The sale Of fax liens Of
Tar ~ accordance with said law will offer at public
auon 10 the highest bidder for cash The courthouse
tee North Caroline Monday sePtember 1850 starting At The
hour Of 1900 Noon The real estate brief description Of the land
listed Ia the Of eae and the principal Of The
owed By subject TO be increased by penalty and allowed
BIZ lsw follows, +o.wi:
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Frank Midget, Est, 2.6 acres
land ..............-........... 4.07
Horatio Gates Midget, Est, I
lot and bldg. .........-...---.---... 20.99
John A. Midget, Est, 10 acres
land TOO
Luke B. Midget, 1 lot and
81 acres .,..........-.,-.-............. 2.S3
Mary L. Midget, Est, 1 lot
and bldg. ................................ 1887
Raymond r. Midget, 40 #.
land and trailer ..................... $50
William E. Midget, Is acres
land acknowledgements. $40
L d. Wood, lot .-..........-,--.... 2.78
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HATTERAS TOWNSHIP
FRISCO DISTRICT


Lizzie Austin, Az acres
land 4.s4
Bonnie B. Barnette, l lot and
2 bldgs. ...-............... 9.43
Preston Basnett, 2 bldgs. and
land .....-.-.-...-...--.... Z1.oI
r. w. Basnett, Est, 90 acres
land 81 20
George Chance ct Tx, ! lot ...- 2.78
Mrs. Frances Farrow, 6 acres
ldHu .-.-... S'o''
Sherman Good, Est, 1 bldg.
and land .......................... ID 70
Hilton Gray, " acre land .... 2 45
F. W. Lewis. 25 acres land So. 3O.4O
Evelyn Stowe Mckinney, lot
and bldg. 1928
Edgar Lee Styron, land .........-... 5.6S
Elwood Tolson, lot and
Dlug. A.4o
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KENNEKEET TOWNSHIP
RODANTHE, SALVO, WAVES
DISTRICT

Nancy Pugh Austin, 1 lot and
home NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. GA
LAFAYETTE Douglas, Heirs, A
bldgS. and land .................. 1.16
Mrs. Nora Elizabeth Herbert,
2 lots, Is acres and 2
bldgs. 1895
John Edgar Herbert, ST., A
acres marsh .....-....-............. BAG
Leslie M. Hooper, l bldg. see. 1905
Alton w. Meekins, 21s acres
land ....,...............,.................. 500
Beverly S. Midget, 7.35 acres
land -................-................-.... 4.6s
David B. Midget, Est, 1 lot
and 2 bldgs. ..,.............,...... 1920
Heirs of E. D. Midget, 90
acres land -...-..-...---....--........ 4.07
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MACS HEAD TOWNSHIP
MANTEO DISTRICT

Elwood and Wanda Alexander,
1 lot ...............................-.. 11.05
Nancy E. and C. o. Beals, 5
bldgs. and land .......-........... 60 65
Carroll Berry, 2 lots ....-.-..... 1888
Minnie Lee Bridges, 3 lots .-.. liza
Bolton Burrus, 1 lot and
bldg. ...........'.......-........-...... 1O0.65
Annie Clark Heirs, y lot and
bldg. ...-........-.-...................... 1915
Maggie Greet, / lot and 2
DldgS .-.-.--.-......---....-...---.. 5000
Norfleet G. Cuthrell, 2 lots
and bldg. ....................-..--....-..- 1915
Albert II. Daniels Heirs, 2
lots 5.s7
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ATLANTIC TOWNSHIP
KILL DEVIL HILLS DISTRICT
Evening star., 1960-06-05
Norbeck Host
For Pro-Am

A seasons high of SO pros
will compete in tomorrow's
Middle Atlantic PGA Pro-
amateur at Norbeck Country
Club. Each pro will bring two
partners, and Henry Gerard,
the host, will supply one.
Starting times;
FIRST TEE
chsris, hag;ie, h;ii chgek s!sa Smith s1bt So
mer; 9:20, Billy Phillips; e:37, Dick
Mullen; 9;34,. Billy Wolfe; 9:4i, Bill
55asSIeri 5iSS a:4S Ronnie BeveTunsen;
Andy Gibson; 15:aB, Joe 'Isdi Vaeth: 1875.
yrink i;t5 1I2spS,,y pm Jimmy ssifzzi z ,,I I22.
l:36, Lloyd Ke LEY: l:43. Frank Ten
ney: l:50, Charles Easton; 1857, Junior
Broadus; 2:04, Melvin Rowe; 2:ll,
5!JHry Henry BBu55esh: Els, Charles Herling:
RicEetts; puppy @:aa. SoSb; Bobby Bowers: S O%fS S4s,
Ray Helms; 2:53. Henry Gerard.
TENTH TEE
Tommy Daily; $50, Henry van Gosh;
$50, Clare Emery: 9:27, James Myers:
9:34, Dick lanes; 9:41, Larry Hogan;
ton; 1902, Vic Conte; 1000. Bob
Schuh; 1915, Art Jones: 1923, John
O,Donnell; 1890. George Diffenbaugh;
1887 George Jakovics.
LIS pm; Johnny Bass; 1:22, Bill
Clarke; l:29, Rick McHale; 80.
Charley Muck; :43, Hal Kostka: 80,
Ward Burgess; 1871. Royce Shelton;
2:Oi, jim Reddock: 2:11, Ernie Gar
lem; 2:l 8, Carl Rasnic; 2:25, Hugh
Crawford: 1892, Roger Peacock. 2:39,
John zaleski; 2:46. Bill Crabbe.
Evening star., 1960-06-05
Women Keep
Deadlock in
Long Golf Day

MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich,
June 4 (AP).-Betsy Rawls and
Joyce ziske struggled through
36 gruelling holes Of golf today,
and finished just as they
started-in a dead heat for first
place in the Wolverine Women's
Open at the end of 81 holes.
Tied with 2-under-par TBS
as play began, the two ex-
changed first place throughout
the afternoon before finishing
at 224, setting the stage for an
exciting stretch drive in SUM-
days final round.
The women had to play SO
holes today because rain
washed out Thursdays first
round over the par 37-38-75
course.
Miss Ziske, a Is year old
Wisconsin girl starting her
fourth year on the professional
tour, and Miss Rawls both
slipped in the morning round
and momentarily lost the lead
to Win Smith of st. Clair,
Mich.
Miss Smith, former British
Amateur titlist, was 2-under
the Hillcrest Country Club par
with q 73. She led Miss Rawls
by one stroke and Miss Ziske
by two at midday. But WIFI
tired in the afternoon heat and
slipped to a rs, while the two
first-round leaders carded sub
par afternoon scores.
Miss Rawls' third-round IA
over the 6,500-yard layout was
three strokes better than her
morning round. Miss Ziske was
78 in the morning and 73 in
the afternoon. Their 224 scores
gave them a three-stroke lead
over Miss Smith in the quest
for the $1,000 top money in
the $500 event.
The leaders:
Evening star., 1960-06-05
Kreuzburg, BrowneII
Gain in Columbia Golf

Dick Kreuzburg of the host
club and Bobby Brownell of
Chevy Chase routed John
Harding and Deane Beman of
Bethesda, 6 and 5, in the fea-
ture quarter-fi final match of the
Columbia member-guest tour
nament yesterday, but the best
golf of the day was played in
vain.
Larry Murphy of Manor
Club. coholder of the Belle
Haven four-ball title, played
one-under-par golf for 81 holes
hitting 20 of the greens in
regulation f1gures-but he and
Bill Werber lost to Harold Har-
wood and Jim Bogley of Prince
Georges on the third extra
hole.
Tommy Webb and Howard
Everitt of Atlantic City birdied
the sixth, seventh and ninth
holes for a Cup lead at the
turn and an eventual 2-and-1
victory over the medalists, F. A.
Murray, jr., and Perky Culli-
name of Bethesda.
Jack Barr of Chevy Chase
and Buddy Bowie, 11-time club
Evening star., 1960-06-05
Worshom, FurgoI Head
u. S. Open PreIim Here

Lew Worsham and Ed Furgol
will be the principal gallery at
fractions as "a players seek
seven places to the National
Open golf championship in
sectional qualifying rounds
Tuesday at Prince Georges.
Play will be at SO holes. Wor-
sham and Furgol are former
Open champions.
Prince Georges is one Of 13
regional qualifying locations.
The field for the championship
will be reduced from 400 to 129.
The 129 will join 81 exempt
players in the final field of $50
at Cherry Hills in Denver, June
1918.
Gary Nixon of White Sulphur
Springs, Frank Boynton of
Norfolk and Thorne Wood of
ASheboro, N. c., are players of
note in the field at Prince
Georges. The District players
who qualified in the first tests
at Woodmont are led by John
Eisinger, the Congressional
Club champion, who was med
alist, and Clarence Doser.
Most of the touring pros will
attempt to qualify at Okla-
homa City, where "a places
have been provided for Sc con-
Evening star., 1960-06-05
Tennis Tourney
Opens Saturday
At Rock Creek

The annual tennis tourna-
ment of the District Recreation
Department will begin Satur-
day at Rock Greek courts, Six
teenth and Kennedy streets
NV.
Entries, which may be filed
at the recreation department
or at the Tennis Shop, close at
5 pm. Wednesday in the four
divisions, mems and women's
singles and doubles.
This annual tournament is
closed to the ranking players
in the District, to any other
player considered too strong
and to men who have reached
the quarter-fhals of any of
the three major tournaments
here in the last three years.
Peyton Howard was 1859
champion in mems singles and
doubles. teaming with Jack
Packard. Dawn Barnes won
women's singles last year.
Marge Mautz and Holly Win
ter took the women's doubles.
Evening star., 1960-06-05

champion at Columbia, won
the third, fourth and fifth
holes with pars and main
tanned the lead for a 81 VIC
tory over Harold Brake and
Ted Mckenzie, a Duke star
from Waynesboro, Pa.
Webb and Everitt meet
Kreuzburg and Brownell in the
featured semifinal at 9:15 am.
today while Harwood and Bog
ley play Barr and Bowie
Finals are scheduled at 2 pm,
Murphy and Werber won the
first three holes with pars
against Harwood and Bogley,
but the latter team had eight
brides in the next 18 holes,
FIVE by Bogley. All play is with
out handicapS.
Harwood ended the match
with a curling. 20-footer on the
21st green. Murphy had 20
pars and one birdie in 81 holes
and Werber helped out with
a birdie.
In a replay or last years
final, Kreuzburg and Brownell
made it two in a row over
Harding and Beman as last
years British Amateur cham
pion was far off his game. The
winners we're four under par
with their best ball.
Evening star., 1960-06-05
Franks, Dell
Gain FinuIsof
Net Tourney

The seedlings held up per-
fectly in the Greater WASH
ington tennis tournament
semif1nal round yesterday as
Mike Franks and Don Dell ad-
vanced to today'S mems single
final and Charlotte Decker
Joined Olga Mahaney as wom-
ems singles f1nalists.
The top seeded Franks,
rated No. Z nationally won mis-
semifinal from fourth-seeded
Fred McNair, 6-3, Ga, at
Rock Creeks courts.
Dell, seeded No. 2. downed
third-Seeded Tim Coss. Ga,
Ga.
Miss Decker, top seeded
woman player, came from be-
hind to beat Birthe Sauer, z
8, 60, 6-3. Second-seeded
Olga Mahaney won her semi
final earlier.
The women's final is sched-
uled at noon today and the
mems final at 2 pm. both at
Rock Creek, Sixteenth and
Kennedy streets, NV.
Evening star., 1960-06-05

testants. Art Wall, Bill Collins
Julius Boros, Peter Thomson
and Jay Hebert will be among
those trying at Oklahoma City
Starting times of the first 18-
hole round at Prince Georges
(the second will start about
Az hours after the first):
and Mike Pavelia, Beaiisviiie, iip Pa F@'
9:05-A. Thomas Smith, Greens.
burg Pa, and Jay Weitzel. Hershey
9:1o-charley strack, Red Lion
Pa, and Chuck scally. corapolis, Pa
and Thomas Murphy, Lancaster.
9:20-Thorne Wood, Ashebor
N. c., and Gary Nixon, White sui.
phur Springs, W. Va.
9:25-Ed Furgol, Export, Pa. and
Eli Maroyieh. Homestead, Pa.
9:30-Billy Gilbert, Argyle, and
John Jendrasak, sparrows Point.
9:4O-Gene Hamm, Raleigh, N. c.,
and Frank Boynton, Norfolk
9:45-a Ronald Dermitt, Indiana,
Pa, and Walter Romans. Baltimore
9:50-Frank Tenney, White Flint,
and Clarerce Doser, Shady Grove.
9:55-a James Curti, Pittsburgh,
and Paul Giovanni, Canonsburg, Pa.
10-Art Doering, Pittsburgh. and
a Chick Cullinane, Bethesda.
10:05-Lew Worsham, Oakmont,
and Paul Haviland Pine Ridge.
10:1O-a Frederick Paine, Pitts
burgh, and Leo Steinbrecher, Rich
mond.
10:15-Dick Thomas. Annapolis,
and Joby Connor, Verona, Pa.
10:20-Buster Reed, Lakewood, and
Roy Helms, Annapolis.
Amateur.
Evening star., 1960-06-05
6-Hour Race
Listed Toduv
At tMurIboro

Otto Linton, the Pennsylva-
nian who won Marlboro's six
hour sports car race two years
ago in an OSCA, was among
the fastest drivers in a brand
new OSCA yesterday in practice
for today's fifth annual six
hour race.
Although Linton's new car,
a 750 &C. model, is half the size
Of his 1858 winner, Otto and
co-driver Doug Diffenderfer of
Bethesda were keeping pace
with the G-modified cars yes
terday.
The proven-faSt Glass G en-
tries have grown impreSsively.
Charlie Kolb and Gene Parsons
are among the favorites in an
Elva Mark v. Art Tweedale of
Falls Church, who won last
year in an Elva w, and Ed
Costley of Atlanta are a late
entry in another Mark v model.
Frank BaptiSta and Warren
Shamlian are in the field with
an Elva Mark III.
The IS starters, two more
than usual, will begin the grind
at 4 pm, following seven 10
lap preliminary races which
get under way at 10 am. An
other rs cars are entered in
the SprintS.
Duncan Black, winner of the
six-hour in 1857 with Jim Rob-
inson co-driving. has modified
his British Daimler, and he
and Bruce Jennings yesterday
reported lap times 8 seconds
faster than normal for this
car.
Only scratch from the orig
inal six-hour field is the Fer
rari Mondial entered by Roy
Knight of Wheaton and Char
lie Hayes of Rockville. Hayes,
instead, will co-drive with Ben
Fowke of Baltimore in a
Sprite.
Evening star., 1960-06-05
Hawai- Trip
Spurs as in
PubIinx Test

The lure of a trip to Hawaii
will attract IS municipal golfers
to East Potomac on Tuesday
to compete for the three places
to the National Public Links
championship scheduled July
.1l-l6 at Ala Wal Country Club.
strongest to compete here for
The S. G. Loef1er Co. will fl
nance the trip of the medalist
if he is from Washington. Joe
Zoeller, USGA committeeman,
is attempting to arrange ex-
.penses for the other two quail
flers.
Play will be over SO holes.
The field is the largest and
strongest to compete here for
public links berths in years.
All but four of the contestants
are from washington, t h e
others from Baltimore.
Pairings:
8 a.m.-Warren R. Dempsey, Gary
R. Robinson, John W. Kirby.
sos Rm.-Keith Kalio, Layne
Leoffler, Robert c. Miller
S:l2 a.m.-Earl L. Marcy, Nick
Veach, Fred z. Lukat.
Sis a.m.-Ted King, Leonard J
Bridget, Gordon D. Chavis.
S:24 a.m.-Murphy Street, Julian
Williams, Curtis j. Becks.
$50 a.m.-Leroy Harris, Frank ]
Bucharewig, Mitchell M. Abood.
S:36 a.m.-Charles S. Howard, Will
liam c. DeWeese, William Klages.
S:42 a.m.-Andrew J. Oliveri, Adam
Hardie, John E. Redman, jr.
S:4S a.m.-C E. Stanley, Samuel
L. McIlwain, H. C. Miracle.
1854 a.m.-Everett Payne, Henry Z
Stipp, Calvin c. Maitland.
9 a.m.-Walter Hughes, Wayne n
Middleton, John W. Stamper.
9:06 a.m.-Martin Guillory, jr., Earl
H. Kusmoto, Robert F. Hawkins.
9:12 a.m-Gordon Rainwater, Paul
j. Nicholson, Robert L. Haney.
9;18 a.m.-Norman P. Brown, Joe
D. Haney, Robert E. Miller.
9:24 a.m.-Harold Lion, Robert
Castle, Kenneth F. Hewitt.
Evening star., 1960-06-05
Darlene Hard
Wins Net Title

MANCHESTER, England,
June 4 (AP).-Darlene Hard,
Americas second-ranked tennis
player from Monticello, Calf :,
remained unflustered by Rita
Bentley's soft returns today and
won the Northern tennis cham
pionship, 6-3, 6-3.
The English girl tried the
same tactics that enabled her
to beat Mrs. Dorothy Head
Knoede yesterday-Short re-
turns that barely cleared the
net-but Miss Hard was ready
for them and rushed to the
net to smash the ball back.
Miss Hard is a member of the
United States Wightman Cup
team which will play Britain
at Wimbledon June 10-11. She
also is preparing for the
Vim bledon championships
June 20-July 2.
Janet Hops of Seattle
teamed with 17-year-old Karen
Hantze of San Diego to defeat
Miss Hard and Mrs. Knode in
the doubles final, 6-3, Ga.
Evening star., 1960-06-05
AL Oerter Hits
190-2T in Discus

PELHAM MANOR, N. Y,
June 4 (AP) Al Oerter, Olym-
pic discus champion, got off a
toss of 100 feet 2l2 inches for
a meet record in the New York
Athletic Club spring games to-
day.
The throw was far better
than his Olympic record of
184-101a set in Melbourne in
1856. The world mark is 1866
61a, held by Ed Peatowski of
Poland.
In the absence of Ron Del
any, scratched because of as
sorted ills, IC-4A champion
Tom Carroll of Yale Won the
special half mile in 1852.
Evening star., 1960-06-05
BOYS BASEBALL
MONTGOMERY COUNTY BBA

Silver Spring MidgetS
Silver Spring Lions, O.; Hillandale Red
Packstt's Pharmacy. z; oakview Angels.
0.
ST. Bernadette's. II; sligo-Brandview
Bethesda-Kens Midgets
The Sportsman, 8; Rollingwood Citi-
sMcJ. Is: A. P. woodson. o.
Northern Midgets
Damascus, 81 Lyons Nursery, 2.
Wheaton, 4; Burtonsville Lions, 3.
orioles, s; Olney Jets. 4.
wheaton Midgets
Wheaton Atoms. Il; Wheaton Lions, 4.
Voight Plumbers, 2: Top-of-the-P
/.
Randolph Ravens, z; Takoma Tigers, /
Junior Leagues
Silver Spring Optimists, z; st. Berna-
dette's, 4.
Juniors, 3: Olney, /.
Burtonsville Juniors, 4; Packets Phar-
Sligo Juniors, 8; Packets Pharmacy.
2.
Evening star., 1960-06-05
DOCTORING YOUR GOLF
COMPLAINT:
By DR.. CARY MIDDLECoFF

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Weak iron play.
DIAGNOSIS: Faulty hand
action at the top.
TREATMENT: This fault
usually described as hitting
from the top,"-probably ac-
counts for more faulty golf
shots than any other Come to
think of it, there's no prob
ably" about it.
The player in the illustration
has started the hit with his
hands from the very TOP of the
backswing. The result is that
nothing he can do now is going
to help his swing much.
He should have started his
downswing by turning his left
hip around to the left-naking
no conscious movement with
the hands at all at this point.
The hip movement would have
automatically lowered his
hands into hitting position. The
correct movement would also
have kept his right elbow
tucked in close to the body,
instead of letting it get out and