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MANTEO BOY SCOUTS
MAKING PROGRESS

In his report to Chairman Floyd
B. Taylor of Troop Committee 165
of the Boy Scouts of America, Com
mittee Secretary J. Fred Roush
mentioned a number of things that
happened last week.
Substantial steps were taken
toward completion of the Scout
cabin on Roanoke Island. The Man
teo Rotary Club voted $225 the sum
needed to finance this project. The
Methodist Mems Club, representing
the church sponsoring Troop 165,
has taken on the responsibility
for furnishing the labor TO complete
the cabin. Volunteers from the club,
and from the troop itself will do
the work under supervision of a
skilled carpenter hired by the
Methodist Men.
Three boys, Timothy Gaylord,
Johnnie Gibbs, and Walter Gray,
Jr., from this troop spent the week
end in a camporee at Camp Carter
Perry. This camporee was in pre-
paration for the boys attendance at
Jamboree this coming summer in
Colorado on the 50th anniversary
of Scouting in the USA.
Individual boys are also making
progress in advancement in Scout
ing. Scoutmaster Earle reports that
at the troop meeting Monday the
goth, DIR. w. w. Harvey, Jr.,
examined and passed Freddy Roush
and Floyd B. Taylor, Jr., for their
first-aid merit badges.
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NEGRO FARM YOUTH PLANS
FOR MEET IN GREENSBORO

COLUMBIA. The 32nd annual
convention of the North Carolina
Association of the New Farmers
of America will be held at the Agr1-
cultural and Technical College at
Greensboro, May 21-June 8.
Winser Alexander Of Tyrrell Is
State Pesident in this organization.
Others form here to attend: G. K.
rMcKeaten, Vocational Teacher OF
Tyrrell High School; Wilbert
Owens, Tlyrrell High School local
PRESIDENT; Walter Hill. local treas
urer, who are applying for Modern
Farmer Degrees; Eugene Morris,
local reporter; Harry White, local
v-president, and James Spruill local
assistant reporter.
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COMMITTEE FOR THE AGED
TO MEET IN TYRRELL CO

COLUMBIA. - Monday night,
June 6, 8 PM, there will be a meet
ing of the Commission for the
Aged of Tyrrell County at the
Agriculture Building, announces
Supt. M. L. Basnight, Chairman.
Nathan Yelton will be the main
speaker, but there will be panel
discussion before the speaking
dealing with the needs of elderly
people of Tyrrell County. The
meeting will be for all white citi-
zens 65 years or older, and special
recognition will be given to the
Oldest person attending. Those UNI
der IS may attend VIM. Basnight
says, and refreshments will be
served.
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HATTERAs PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Goodwin, Jr.,
of Franklin and David Goodwin of
Edenton spent the week end here
with Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Skies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ulysses Peele and
Mrs. Brittle Gaskill went to Ocra-
coke Sunday to visit with Mrs.
Eleanor Burrus.
M. and Mrs. Boyd Peele of Nor
folk spent the week end here with
Mrs. Eliva Balance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Eure and
family of Portsmouth spent the
week end here with Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Oden.
Mrs. Emaline Austin has return
ed home after visiting her daugh-
ter, MR.. and Ms. Willard Leonard
and family in Bee Branch, Arkan-
sas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Lee Styron
and family of Norfolk spent the
week end rere with Mr.. and Mrs.
murray SCyrOh
Mrs. Brittle Gaskill went to Nor
folk Monday.
Mrs. Connie Lingo and boys Of
Norfolk spent the week end here
with Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Balance.
Mrs. Herbert Oden and son
Lynn went to Elizabeth City Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leven Fulcher and
family went to Norfolk Saturday to
visit their daughter, Mr.. and Mrs,
Eldon Farrow.
M. and Mrs. C. Coke of Nor
folk visited here with Mrs. Ruth
Austin this week.
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DINNER HONORS GRADUATES
OF COLUMBIA HIGH SCHOOL

COLUMBIA.-A dinner honoring
graduates of Columbia High School
and their parents was served at
Carley's Cafe Sunday following the
Baccalaureate Sermon by Mr.. and
Mrs. Colon Smell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Plato Ha1rell, Mr.. and Mrs. King
Jagars, Mr.. and Mrs. L p. Scott,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Davis and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Davenport.
Sixty three were served. Snpt. M.
L. Basnight said grace. Welcome
was given by L. P. Scott. Response
with thanks came from Monty Har-
rell, President of the Senior Class.
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COLUMBIA PERSONALS

COLUMBIA.-Mrs. Frances CO.
hoon is visiting in Accomack, Va.
Neil Scott, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. P. Scott left Thursday for San
Antonio, Texas to be employed.
Mrs. Polly Leary is patient in
Beaufort County hospital this week.
Her sister, Mrs. Maxine Arps of
Plymouth is visiting with her.
The grandmother of Mrs. J. H.
Withers died in Nashville, N. c.,
Sunday morning. Mrs. Withers and
children spent Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday there.
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. d. E. Stea-
gall at the Columbia Hospital, May
80, a son, Donald Edwin, Jr.
Weight s ID, Ia ozs.
Mrs. Mae Norman, after visiting
in Ell Monte, Calf, is returning
this week.
Mrs. Emma Czech and Mrs. R. X.
Jagars spent Monday in Edenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Volvia, Mrs.
Pearl Roughton, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert H. Midget, Warren Roughton,
H. G. Spence, B. F. Spencer, Mr..
and Mrs. R. L. Spencer, H. S.
Swain, Mrs w. A. Howett, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. B. Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. P. Swain, and w. E. Spencer at
tended the funeral of Clyde Rough
ton in Norfolk.
Sam S. Woodley and Gordon
Basnight are home from U.N.C.
Gordon plans to attend Summer
School at Chapel Hill.
Miss Madge Morris is home from
W.C.U.N.C Her room mate Miss
June Todd of Winston-Salen ac-
companied her home. Miss Morris
plans to attend summer school at
Chapel Hill.
The State of North Carolina
loses another good teacher to Vir-
ginia, and the County of Tyrrell is
the main loser by the resignation
of Coach F. M. johnson from the
Columbia High School faculty. He
came to the school in Sept. 1876,
and has taught math, science
civics, health and physical educa-
ton, and has been in charge of the
Driver Training Program of the
school.
A special State Wide Emphasis
Program by the N. C. Highway
Commission, as another phase in
Safety and Safe-Driving is now ir
effect, says Patrolnlan James H.
Withers. Checking stations are be-
ing held throughout the county, and
will continue for the next few
weeks to check on No Drivers Lii
cense" and on those which have
expired.
Out-of-town persons attending
the funeral of j. Abner Harrel
Friday included Miss Frances Bel
and Mrs. Louise Nixon of Norfolk
Mrs. Mildred Mann, Billy Joe
Mann, and Sarah Mann of Grea'
Bridge, Mrs. H. A. Goodman, Mrs
C. w. Gregory of Portsmouth, Mrs
lola Harren King and Gilbert Har
rell of Washington, d. c., Mrs
Myrtle johnson of Norfolk, and
Franklin Harrell Of Durham.
Mrs. Earl Rhodes OF Norfolk wa,
i g.
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spent Memorial Day at Mays Head
fishing.
Miss Meredith Louise Tarkenton,
daughter of Thomas w. and Louise
Hatfield Tarkenton will graduate
from Virginia Beach High School
June 9.
Dock BriclShouse a patient in
Columbia Hospital left Sunday for
Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas X. VERIFY,
Misses Lynda Knight, Gail Cohoon,
Shirley Bumgardner and Jane Sell
by spent the week end at Mays
Head.
Mrs. B. Ray Cohoon of Raleigh
spent last week home. U. S. Mar
shall B. Ray Cohoon was here for
the week end.
Bibb Swain of Frederick College,
Portsmouth is home for the sum-
mer.
Misses Reda and Jessie Goodwin
of WILLIAMSON were here to Grad
uation Exercises Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Hardison
and son Ashley attended the Com
mencement Exercises at Atlantic
Christian College at Wilson Sun
day. The Rev. Ralph Merrick, who
has been pastor of the Columbia
Christian Church received his de-
gree.
Mrs. w. S. Caravan, Mrs. T. M.
Armstrong and Mrs. w. H. Nc
Clees spent Thursday in Goldsboro.
A covered walk is to be built
soon to connect the elementary
school with the lunch room of the
Columbia High School.
Home from Oak Ridge Institute
is VIM Charles (Bud) Cohoon, Jr.
David Buffaloe of New Jersey ac-
companied him home for the week
end. Miss Patricia Ann (Pat) Co
hoon is home from W.C.U.N.C.
Miss Kay Nelson who attended
Peace College is home for the sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Brickllouse
have moved to Norfolk, where Mr..
Brickhouse is employed with Trail
ways buses.
Mrs. w. w. Etheridge after Wis
iting in Jackson, Miss, returned,
accompanied by her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Norcom.
Mr.. and Mrs. William (Bill) Viii
Hams and children William and Ed
gar spent Memorial Day week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Williams
Glenn Simmons of Washington
City was home with his parents,
MR.. and Mrs. Linwood Simmons
last week end.
Home from Chowan College are
Miss Jane Harris, Miss Jane Sell
by, Morris G. Pritchitt, Miss Wan
da Woodley, M. j. Cooper, J. D
Clough, and Avery Morris.
Miss Nellie Cartwright is a pa
tent in a Norfolk hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Farr Of
Greensboro are visiting Mrs. Farr's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Pritch-
| lit.
Mrs. Mary Rogers has been i'll
at her home near Sandy Point this
week.
Mrs. Linwood Smell and and
Woody of Raleigh will leave soon
| for California to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Duff Lundy.
The Bible School of Malachi Free
Will Baptist Church win run june
6 through 18th, 2 to 4 PM, fol
children Of all denominations, ages
1918.
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FIRST GRADE PICNIC

Mrs. Leppard's first grade of
Manteo Elementary School enjoy
ed party at the Shrine Club and
Coquina Beach last Friday. Games
were played and a picnic lunch
was served by mothers of the
students.
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KILL DEVIL HILLS PERSONALS

Or. and Mrs. Fred Morrison and
daughter, Miss Myra Morrison Of
Washington, ID. c., spent last week
end at their cottage here
Evening star., 1960-05-27
BASEBALL BEAT

Continued From Page D-1
Made an excellent picture but the saturated Smith pre-
ters to sip at his leisure rather than have poured down
his gullet
Ryne Duren the speed specialist of the Yankees also
is the complaining type Seems that unruly occu-
pants OF the lefed beacherS at Griffith Stadium crumpe
cans and throw them him those occasions when the
Senators disturb the Yankees starter forcing Duren to
warm up in the bupen If he has to be bombarded he'd
like switch to paper cups preferably empty.
Identification with particular beer can lead to dis
aStrous results at least sportscastr has learned Van
Patrick handled the Tigers broadcasS smoothly many
years, gabbing about Goebes When StrohS supplaned
GoebelS sponsor Patrick had to CO. Imported from
Baltimore, where he had glowed about Gunthers,
Ernie Harwell perhaps eyed suspiciousy by Hamms-
present Baltimore sponsor-but splendid with the Stroh
folk.
The Senators scouts pulled a boo-boo two years ago
when they sheed out $4,000 land young pitcher
named Guenthner at time when National Bo the
product to pedde Radio and teevson discussion of his
signing exceedingly limited but the problem has been
erased Gunther the beer expired Guenthner the pitcher
is far removed from the major league scene.
Evening star., 1960-05-27
Boone, Gavin
In SchooIboy
Golf Finals

Danny Boone has a couple of
years experience. perhaps lit
tie flnesse, and his home course
on his side in the finals of the
Metropolitan Invitation school,
boy championship at Columbia
Country Club. However, John
Gavin, built more along the
lines of a basketball center
than a golfer. will be a very
slender underdog.
They will play at 3 pm. Sun
day for the title vacated by
Ronnie RICHTER, now a Univer-
sity of Maryland freshman.
Boone regards golf as merely
a Sideline, while for Gavin, he
is determined youngster who
lives the game.
Danny is the 18th Bethesda
Evening star., 1960-05-27

cards by Tommy Bolt, John
Pott and Mason Rudolph.
Palmer, the pros leading
money winner this year and
Leonard shot 70S.
Barber took only Is puts or
the round, sinking one tre-
mendouS 65-footer on the 407-
yard No. 3 hole, dropping 8
footers and consistently holjng
out from 5 or 6 feet.
Pott, former Louisiana State
University links star from
Shreveport, La; Doug Ford,
Crystal River, Fla. and Bob
Goalby, also publicizing Crystal
River. shot Cos.
Part of the course lies inside
the Indianapolis Motor Speed
way, where the 44th Memorial
Day 500-mile race will be run
Monday. Roaring engines were
not among the hazards because
the track will be closed
throughout the tourney.
Par 35-36-71 took a beating
in the opening round. Sixty
three players beat it by a stroke
or more.
Evening star., 1960-05-27
Borber'sHot Putter Gets
Record 63 in 800

INDIANAPOLIS, May 81
(AP).-You don't have to hit
the ball a mile to do we'll on
the pro golf circuit, little Jerry
Barber is demonstrating again
in the $50.000 invitational 500
Festival Open golf tournament.
The l35-pounder played the
first round yesterday with
Arnold Palmer of Ligonier, Pa.
and Stan Leonard of Van
couver, British Columbia, two
of the longest hitters in the
game, and beat both by seven
strokes.
Barber wound up with a rec
ord eight-under-par So for the
Speedway course and led the
field of lac into today's second
round. 1t was one of the four
low scores on the pro circuit
this year, matching earlier
Evening star., 1960-05-27
BY BOB HANSON
Star stan Writer

Spingarn High School, like
Carroll in basketball, is the un-
disputed king of track among
area schools.
In winning its third success
sive Interhigh track champion
ship yesterday at Coolidge,
Spingarn completed a grand
slam" this year.
Starting with its victory in
the scholastic section of The
Star Games last January, Spin
garn has won the D. C. Relays,
the class mile in the Penn Re
lays. the American University
Invitational, the CIAA (scho-
lastic section) and the Inter-
high title yesterday.
The next and last event of
the season for Spingarn will
be the Junior Chamber of Com
merce all-high meet Monday
at AU. This will be on an
individual basis, the five finish
ers in each event of yesterdays
meet competing against the top
five winners of the same events
from last Sundays Catholic
League championship.
a Spingarn finished with u
points and Roosevelt surprised
by nosing out Cardozo for Sec
ond. 80 points to 81. Mckinley
was fourth with 81 points anc
Eastern finished with 26. The
remaining eight schools were
far behind.
Three records were set, two
of them by Spingarn. Clifton
Mayfleld who set a record ir
the broad Jump in trials the
previous day with a leap of q
feet GA inches. broke his owr
mark yesterday when he uppec
it to % feet 8 inches. The for
mer mark was % feet S inches
The other records broker
were by Jerome Wood, also oi
Spingarn, who did the $50 ir
1888 (the old record was
Evening star., 1960-05-27
THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. c.
Fhdoy, Moy n, 1850

Chevy Chase High golfer to
reach the finals, while Gavin
is the first from Walter john
son. Boone is II, Gavin is. Eight
Bethesda boys have won.
Boone. who worked part of
last summer in the golf shop at
Burning Tree. is a junior mem
Der at Columbia, and the
knowledge of his home course
could play an important role in
the finals. Gavin is from Be-
thesda Country Club.
Boone ended the hopes of Is
year-old Dick Schmidt of Be-
thesda High yesterday at Chevy
Chase Club with a 4 and 8 vic
tory in the semiflnals. Gavin
won easier and more impress
Sively over Bill Mcbride of
Wheaton, 5 and 4.
John Yoder, captain of Stu
art Highs Northern Virginia
Evening star., 1960-05-27
By MERRELL WHITTLESEY
Star Stan Writer

Clarence DoSer has won hum
dreds of golf tournaments more
important and some far more
lucrative than yesterdays pro-
member at Woodmont Country
Club. but there is no doubt
that he received great satisfac-
ton from his four-under par
68, low score of the day by
three strokes.
Doser resigned, under pres
sure, as Woodmont pro last
winter, but he received an in
vitation to the pro-member,
and accepted it.
The only disappointment he
may have had is that he was
unable to post a score that the
members never would forget.
His playing partners said Do
ser's round easily could have
been a 81. Doser said a half
dozen puts under 10 feet hit
the cup but stayed out.
Except for DoSer's score, the
day belonged to a couple of
club members. Alvin Dulcan.
the 1855 club champion. started
the back nine 1892, three
under par, and shot his lowest
competitive round, II for low
gross.
Just before he birdied the
10th, Dulcan picked up a four
leaf clover, and decided to keep
it for good luck.
His round displaced Chips
Cantor as the amateur winner.
Cantor had posted a 73, also
his best competitive round. But
Dulcan won low gross and Can
tor took low net with 73-6-67.
Dulcan teamed with Charley
Easton, the Congressional
Evening star., 1960-05-27
SemifinuIs Set
In Mixed Tennis

Semif1nals this afternoon in
the mixed doubles invitation
tennis tournament at Congress
Sional Country Club send Mil
dred Smith and Tony Latona
against Charlotte Decker and
Bill Costello, and Carol South
mayd and Bill Greenhalgh
against Patricia Hubbard and
Slater Clark.
In matches yesterday, the
top-seeded Smith-Latona pair
beat Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hussey, GA, 60: Hubbard
Clark beat Martha Galbreath
and Bud Day. 2-6. 60, 6-3,
and Southmayd Greenhalgh
beat Bea Sauer and Bin Oliph-
ant, 60, As, Ga.
Evening star., 1960-05-27
Interhigh Title Caps
Spingorn Track Sweep

I1:59.2 and Robert Green of
Cardozo in the 180-yard low
hurdles in a time of 1877, two
tenths better than the old
mark.
Ironically, Green. who set his
mark in the trials, could get
only third in the finals as Spin
garn ran one-two in this event.
Summaries:
10O-yard dash: 1-Anderssn CRoose-
Holmes (RooseVelt). 4-Jefferson Dun
bari, 5-corley Mckinley. 100.
22O-yard dash: Anderson fRoose-
yyslt)' 3vB 21Bgrns tAnae1stial. 3@6cor-
veip. 5NMccombs (csrdozo5. ga.
440-yard dash: l--Hoban tEasternl, /,
Gross INC Kinley, 3-Mayfield
,.spinsarnl, 4CJohnsen .cardozoJ, s.
ss0-yard dash: Wood CSpingarnl, a.,
Ispingsrnl, 4MiWright icardoSol, 8
Clay dSfs ISSfSossyeltH odd di5ss new record.
Gs5ss. R5Ss.y.iS iGaFdo.oS 4aon9 "a id.T50IS
Lyons EASTERN. 1894.
loPesn' Jackson. Burke, J Robinson !, ?
Roosevelt, 3-McKinley. Gar
dozo, 5-Anacost!s. 1905.
1-mile relay: l-cardozo IL. John
son. R Johnson, Mont, J, JohnsonI, h,
I2-Eestern, 3-Spingarn, 4-Coolidge,
| 5-McKinley. 3:24.9
l2O-yard high hurdles: 1-R. Green
6spingarnl. 2-R; Green CCsrdoEoi ,
I3-Beck lSpinsarn). 4-Samuels East
ern, 5-Harrison Mckinley, IA 8.
GspinRaEnj: ., R. Green lspingafni ;
/ 3. r. Green fCardozoi: 1, GIsyton
/ Eastern; (only four qualifedJ. 2O.2.
Shot out. Smith, tSpingarnl; .,
Gainous (Spingsrn); 3, Cook SPIN
[ garn); 4, Anderson (Eastern) D, Nc
/ Pherson (Rooseveltl. 81 feet inches
| Broad jump, Mayfield (SpinRarnl /:
2, r. Green tCardozol; 3. A. Anderson
| (Roosevelt; 4, Powell (CoolidgeD; 5,
Aikens Mckinley. % feet inches
High lump, Holmes rRooseyelt)
2. Turner Mckinley and Grove tDun-
BARI, tie 4. Britt tSpingarn); 5, An
| derson EASTERN. feet "a inches.
Discus. Cook tSpingarnl; .,
EASTERN: 4. Vincent lCardozol; 5,
Smith tSpingarn). l39 feet 10 inches
6. Ware mckinley and Threadgill
| IWestern), tie; 4, Walker (Easternl
5, Leviton CWiiSon). IL feet.
Evening star., 1960-05-27
FIRES 6S IN PRO-MEMBER
Doser Avenges Custer
By Win at Woodmont

teaching pro. to win the best
ball competition with a g.
under par 63. Dulcan had five
handicap strokes. Easton shot
a "a. Easton tied for second
with his other partner. DR..
Herman Bernstein. Their "a
was matched by Mel Rowe of
Burning Tree and Marshall
Friedman.
Charley Bassler, the Mid
Atlantic PGA champion from
Turf Valley, and Rick McHale,
assistant at Forest Park in Bal
timore, tied for second in the
pro sweeps with lis. Frank
Tenney of White Flint, the
early seasons most consistent
scorer, was next with a par 70.
With Cantor taking the low
net, Buddy Brylawski and
Leonard Jacobs tied for second
gross with IT'S; Ben Singer won
second net with 85-18-67, and
Johnny Goldstein third net
with 81-11-70.
Doser's round, one stroke
over the. 81 he had in this
tournament last year, included
birdie deuces on three of the
par three holes. He also bird
led the 9th and 14th, and
bogied only the 18th. where he
three-putted. He missed only
the eighth green in regulation
figures.
Evening star., 1960-05-27
McLuuehry to Quit

HANOVER, N. H., May 81
tAP).-Tuss McLaughry, head
football coach at Dartmouth
from l94l to 1945. will retire
from the faculty next month,
the college said today. He has
served as associate director of
athletics and a professor of
physical education. McLaughry
is a former president of the
American Football Coaches AS
sociation.
Evening star., 1960-05-27
WEEKEND SPORTS
ON RADIO-W
TELEVISION
TODAY
D--s-


TODAY
Boxing
Don Jordan VS.. Benny kid
Paret championship bout
WRC-4, 10. pm.
Bowling
Jackpot bowling, WRC-4,
l0:45 pm.
SATURDAY
Bowling
Bowl the Champ, WMAL-7,
4 pm.
Horse Racing
The Withers Stakes from
Aqueduct, WTOP-9, 4:30 pm.
Golf
Top pro golf, WMAL-7, 5
pm.
SUNDAY
Baseball
Senators VS.. Yankees. WTOP
g, 2 pm.
Bowling
Championship bowling,
WMAL-7. 4 pm.
Sports Special
WTOP-9, 4:45 pm.
Golf
World championship golf,
WRC-4, 5 pm.
RADIO
TODAY
Baseball
Senators VS.. Red Sox, WTOP,
8 pm.
|. Orioles VS.. Yankees, VOL
1:55.
Dodgers VS.. Cubs, WINK
2:30 pm.
Boxing
Jordan VS.. Paret, WRC, 10
pm.
SATURDAY
Baseball
Senators VS.. Yankees, WTOP
8 pm.
Orioles VS.. Red Sox VOL
7:55 pm.
Dodgers VS.. Cubs. WINK,
2:30 pm.
Horse Racing
Race of the day at Delaware
Park, 4:45 pm.
SUNDAY
Baseball
Senators VS.. Yankees, WTOP
| 2 pm.
Orioles VS.. Red Sox, VOL
1:55 pm.
Dodgers VS.. Cubs, WINK
2:30 pm.
Evening star., 1960-05-27

League champions, won the
second flight at Georgetown
Prep. defeating Richard Mar
goliS of Wilson, / up.
Mike Burnett of Newport
Junior High won the 14-and-
under flight finals at Chevy
Chase, defeating Larry Mason
of Willston, l up.
Evening star., 1960-05-27
Honor for Thomas

NEW YORK, May 27 (AP.-
John Thomas. Boston Univer-
sity's great high jumper, was
presented the annual Century
Club award at a dinner at the
Harlem YMCA last night. The
presentation was made by Jack
lie Robinson, former baseball
star.
Evening star., 1960-05-27
HIGH SCHOOL
SPORTS

BASEBALL
Results Yesterday
Htgh Point. 4 Suitland, o.
Laurel, o; Sherwood. 7.
Northwestern. 15: Oxon Hill, 8.
NTS, s; Woodward Prep. z.
Phelps, 5; Eastern, /
Richard Montgomery. 5; Blair. 4
Rvken, s.; SaSscer, 8
Surrattsyille. 10: Charlotte Hall 8
wheaton, 5: Northwood 2.
Games Today
Chamberlain at Tech. $50.
Anacostia at Spingarn, $3.50.
Coolidge at Roosevelt. $3.50,
Cardozo at Western, $50.
Bell at Wilson, 800
Damascus at Poolesville. $50.
TENNIS
Yesterday
Phelps. 4; Spingarn. 8.
Blair O. western, 0
CREW
Today
National Schoolboy trial heats at
Princeton N. j., f.
Tomorrow
National Schoolboy championships. 1
TRACK
Tomorrow
Wakefield at Navy Plebes.
MARYLAND Glass A meet, Catonsville,
10 am.
Maryland Glass and C, at U. of
Nd, 10 am.