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TWIN CITIES LADIES
October 25

Getting an early start on mixing
up the males was Rosalind Lucas
barely two year old granddaughter
of Georgia Canton who came to
see the Ladies bowl Tuesday. Also
present were the Slayton boys, Ed
die and Nathan these boys almost
came to blows about who was to
sit nearest to the little miss" and
held her hand. 1t was a sight to see
how she played" one against the
other-very innocent of course!
Eli Hickman came in with Joe
Monroe to see the action. Mrs,
Hayes, mother of Starr Shepherd
made her first visit of the season
Cert Blakley, Sue Scott, Bea Wal
ton were others in the gallery.
Bob Carter, Bob Yaeger and Henry
jackson completed the list of gal
leryites."
Brooks Funeral Home BANKED
Just Rite Barbecue three to moth
ing. Gopher Lodge handed the Bies
girls the same defeat, three to
nothing.
Jimmy's DIX took three from
Grove Finance.
Team High Single Game: Brooks
Funeral Home, 879; Jimmy's DIX,
1877; Gopher Lodge, 787.
Team High Series: Gopher
Lodge, 1884; Jimmy's DIX, 1924;
Brooks Funeral Home, 2315. Cole
man Loan took two from Jansen.
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PIN BUSTERS
October 20
TEAM STANDINGS

Team High Single Game: Team
No. 6, 924; Team No. 8, 1894; Team
No. 5, 872.
Team High Series: Team No. 6,
27O4; Team No. s, 26O4; Team No.
5, 25S7.
Individual High Single Game:
William Bedell, PIG; c. Marty and
L. Mammen, 213; James Lasserly,
PIP.
Individual High Series: M. Cole
man, COL; Art Moore, 594; T. Don
nelly, $40.
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Archie Moore YeIIS
Row Deal AS N.B.A.
vocofeS His Title

Cleveland, o. CAMP - Light
heavyweight c hampion Archie
Moore was hot with anger when
informed early last week that the
National Boxing Association had
stripped him of his title because
of inactivity and failure to follow
conditions set by the MIA. re-
garding the defense of his title.
The action had been announced
here by President Dave OFT of the
MIA. and relayed to Moore in
Rome. Archie, here for a nontitle
bout with Italian Ciulio Rinaldi,
Immediately took up the challenge.
He charged the MIA. with vacat-
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Green, 582; ]. Gardner, 575 and v.
Shepard, 572.
Individual High Game, Women:
c. Fowler, PIP; A. Bailey, 1874 and
G. Canton, 1872
Individual High Series, Women:
c. Fowler $40; C. Canton, 400 and
NJ. Hill, 495.
Team High Single Game: No. 8,
951; No. 4, 948 and No. IA, GAL.
Team High Series: No. 4, 1884;
No. IA, 2674 and No. IL, 2633.
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Minneapolis Central In Losing TO Henry
30 To ID EIiminated From TifIe Race
BY Richard Session

big rugged Henry football OverpOwered Minneapolis
Central high school football eleven last Friday by of 80
A. thus Central dropped from contention in the high
school conference By defeating Southwest next week
Henry win undisputed possession of the city title.
Henry got its scoring parade going early in the first quarter
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volunteer Committee" William
Evening star., 1960-06-08
Enjoyable Dessert
Miss E. M s.. WASHINGTON

Miss E. M. S., Washington
Some of you readers may
enjoy this strawberry par
fait pie.
Make a graham cracker
crust for a 9-inch pie pan
(recipe on the box).
I refrigerate overnight in
stead of baking. At least
several hours before serving
slice a pint Of strawberries
and sprinkle a little sugar
over them.
In a 2-quart saucepan,
dissolve package lemon gela-
tin in 1H cups hot water.
Add a pint of strawberry
Ice cream by spoonfuls, STIR
ring until melted. Refrigerate
in a pan until thick, but not
set (about Is minutes). Fold
in berries. Turn into pie shell.
Refrigerate until serving
time.
Top with whipped cream.
Evening star., 1960-06-08

these ingredients to the sir
up and strain. Chill until it
begins to solidify, then whip
until fluffy.
Whip separately 2 egg
whites and V teaspoon salt
and fold them into the fruit
mixture and place in refrig-
orator. At half hour intervals,
stir it from the back to front
of the tray.
Evening star., 1960-06-08

buIluldlS, OIlc dIItoIIy ICQulTcU
to produce unusual effects is
beyond my means.
Sundials we're given, in years
past. as tokens of appreci-
alton to public servants,
and frequently were the
subject for competitive de-
signs, as we'll as ordered
specially by individuals to
blend with particular garden
arrangements. etc.
1t is in the hope of locat-
ing such original Sundials
that I am asking your help.
No publication on the sub
ject is available, to my knowl-
edge.
8 Since this matter is in the
public interest Il do not
solicit business and expect
no pay for my efforts) your
help in locating the present
owners of these sundials
would be most appreciated.
I intend to make my designs,
as well as any others I OBJ
tain permission to use, avail
able to all interested parties.
Evening star., 1960-06-08
Bridal Shower
Mrs. E. J. F., Washington

Mrs. E. J. F., Washington
I would like any informa-
ton concerning a surprise
bridal shower, namely the
proper way to hold the inter-
est of Is persons or more.
What foods and drinks
can I serve; what about dec
orations for such an occa-
sion and how far ahead
should I send out the invi-
tations? Gould we please
have Mrs. E.J.F.'s full name
and addreSS?)
Evening star., 1960-06-08
Doll Hospital

Mrs. D. G., Lexington Park
Can someone recommend
a reputable doll hospital in
this area? I have an expen-
sive ballerina doll with the
leg broken of at the knee.
Can the leg be replaced with
out too much cost?
Evening star., 1960-06-08

ing a fiber rug. kindly tell
me your method in detail?
The kind Of paint; the con-
siStency:: whether to use a
brush or spray-gun, etc. Any
information you can give me
will be greatly appreciated.
Evening star., 1960-06-08
Home Opinions
H. III
Mrs. W. E. C.

I would like to hear opin-
ions on homes. My husband
and I are planning to build
some medium priced homes
on a tract of land we have
farmed, on the highway.
How large a lot do most
people like? Would they
rather have three smaller
bedrooms or two larger ones?
A larger living room with
a dinette or a smaller one
with separate dining room?
Thank you.
Gould we please have Mrs.
w. E. C.'s full name and
address?)
Evening star., 1960-06-08
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

Strip the leaves of IL
sprigs of mint and chop.
Dissolve gelatin in hot
sirup and pour over the
chopped mint leaves. Steep
for one hour. Crate tea
spoon Of lemon rind and add
to it "a cup lemon juice. Add
Evening star., 1960-06-08

runs much too highly priced.
Any lower rentals don't al
low three children. How can
we go about finding a decent
apartment?
We are not asking for a
mansion, Just a place we
wouldn't be ashamed to live
in.
We would appreciate any
prompt replies since we
would like to move and be
settled soon. Thank you.
Evening star., 1960-06-08
Floor Wax

Mrs. J. r. A., HyattsUille, Md
Has someone found a floor
wax that won't scuff? I know
they all claim to be scuff
proof, but I have tried
nearly all of them and they
do scuff. My floors are cork
tile.
Evening star., 1960-06-08
Shorthand Manual
Mrs. NJ. NJ. S.

Mrs. NJ. NJ. S.
I would like very much to
obtain a Barnes Pitman
Shorthand Manual, the last
publication of which was
about 1920. Gould we please
h ave Mrs. M.M.S.'s full
name and addresS?)
Evening star., 1960-06-08
Sailing Time

MtSS Il. F., washington
Can any of you readers
give me some ideas where I
can spend a sailing vacation
sailing in small boats, that
is? Please make it somewhere
rather inexpensive. Many
thanks.
Evening star., 1960-06-08
Painting Rug

Mrs. J. B. B., Alexandria
Would someone who has
had the experience of paint
Evening star., 1960-06-08
Helpful Hint
NJ. r. S.

With the onset of summer,
here's a good hint on remov-
ing grass stains from white
or colored material. Soak
stain in rubbing alcohol. This
has been successful.
Evening star., 1960-06-08

for 10 minutes, 212 cups wa
ter and "a cup sugar.
Evening star., 1960-06-08
Problem

Mrs. A., SiIUer Spring, Md.
I am interested in infor-
nation and advice from you
readers regarding oily hair
Evening star., 1960-06-08

which requires washing twice
a week. Also, any informa-
ton and successful treat
ments which would help
stop loss of hair.
I know many women
troubled by this condition
and would welcome any
help.
Evening star., 1960-06-08
The Search for Unusual SundioIs

B. O., Falls Church
Sundials my hobby and often get requests for
advice the design of decorative garden sundals.
While readily furnish technical information about
Evening star., 1960-06-08
Cleaning Steel

d. W. j., Arlington
Would someone please tell
me the best way to clean
stainless steel silverware?
Thank you.
Gould we please have
D. w. Us full name and ad-
dreSS?)
Evening star., 1960-06-08
Apartment Rents
Mrs. L. L. SnrinnfI

Mrs. L. L., Springfield
Perhaps some Of you read
ers can help us. We are in
terested in renting an apart
ment in Maryland.
Every advertisement for a
thre e-bedroom apartment
Evening star., 1960-06-08
Mint Ice

B. A. r., Arlington
Here is the recipe for Mint
Ice.
Soak Q teaspoons gelatin
in " cup cold water. Boil
Evening star., 1960-06-08

E. Misses Top and Jomoicos. Cotton
knit shirt in sand with sond/moss or
red/moss Arowok print trim Sizes S,
M, or l. Arowok print Jomoicos; sandy
moss or red/moss cotton; lO-l8.
Knit top, 3.9S: Jomoicos, 6.98
F and 6. The Lossies' swimsuits. Are
Jontzen Iook-oIkes in cotton. Elastic
(rubber) shirrine for good fit. Scotch
ploid with loden Predominoting. Sizes
3-6x 4.9S: Girls, TIA, 5.9S: Pre-
Teens, 1915 7.98.
Sorry, No MoI, Phone or COD. Orders on
Swinsuits
A g 0-Men's Furnishings, Street Floor, Both
Stores 3, c, E-Sportsweor (2D, End Floor Wosh-
inoton; Street Floor, Arlington F-Girls', Pre-
Teens Weor t8>: G-Children's Wear tej-2nd
Floor, Both Stores
Evening star., 1960-06-04
By DICK OBRIEN
Star STAFF Writer

With 10 survivors of last
Mondays qualifying tria is
poised for action, the William
E. Miller Memorial pace for s.
year-olds, Maryland's richest
harness race, closes Rosecroft
Raceway's "a night meeting
tonight.
The Miller has a gross value
of $4,000, and if track condi-
tions remain favorable the rec
ord of 2:03.2 set by Ben Kemp
ner's Tanglewood John last
year may fall.
Several horses in the Miller
are capable of setting 4 new
track record, among them Al
w. Eastin's Knight Time, who
won the first division of the
qualifying trials in 2:05 over
a fog-bound track.
The winner of the second di-
vision of last Monday nights
qualifying trials, AdioS Larry
was clocked at 2:06.
Billy Haughton has four
starters in the Miller, includ-
ing Prince Dares, a winner at
Roosevelt in 2:03.4. Billy will
handle him. His other start
erS are Swain, Hodge Podge
and Devon Goose.
Rosecroft fans are looking tC
Evening star., 1960-06-04
$4,000 Miller Pace
Is Rosecroft Finale

Betting Time, owned by Car
F. Schultze of Portsmouth, N
H., to give a good account o1
himself in this classic. Betting
Time, to be driven by Clint
Hodgins, recently won at Roose-
velt in 1908, and was third ir
the Messenger Stakes. With
four victories this year. Betting
Time has earned more than any
other starter in the race
$4,000. He is favored with
the No. 2 post. Rounding out
the field will be S. A. Camp
Farms ceaway. George
Kings Tanglewood Murray ano
Byron Kuth's Merrie Gesture
Lucky Demon, owned anC
driven by Harrison Hoyt, sur
vived a foul claim to win last
nights $9,750 Governors Cur
for 3-year-old trotters in 2:06
Driver Pat Iovine, whC
finished 18th in the race Wit
Sonny Frost, claimed a foll
against Hoyt, but the steward:
disallowed it.
Not eligible for the HANDLE.
tonian, Lucky Demon now ha!
won five races in 10 starts
Last night he paid $3.4o, $2.8(
and $2,40.
Last nights crowd of 5000
wagered $328,672.
Evening star., 1960-06-04
Meyer Says He Was Made
Goat in Pittsburgh ScuffIe

result he was placed on the
disabled list for 80 days and
hospitalized with a herniated
disc.
Meyer, who is the Phillies
leading pitcher with a 81
record. said he was ready to
take the rap for the whole
thing, but the size of the fine
changed his mind.
He now says that after the
exchange of words in the res
taurant he went to his room and
was sound asleep when a team
mate entered the room and
dumped cold water on him.
Meyer said he thought some
of the players involved would
go to General Manager John
Quinn or Mauch and give the
correct version of what hap
pened. He first threatened to
hire a lawyer to appeal the fine
to Commissioner Ford Frick, but
apparently has had a change
of heart. He still wants the fine
reduced, however.
Evening star., 1960-06-04
Longden Is Ready
To Quit; Tired
Of Making Weight

INGLEWOOD, CALF, June
4 CAP).-Johnny Longden is
ready to call it quits-with
reservations.
Tired of spending hours in
the sweat box to make weight,
the veteran jockey says he'll
retire July rs at the end of the
Hollywood Park meeting.
But it depends on a horse
Fleet Nasrullah, star thus far
of the meeting.
If he goes to Chicago, or
farther east. I'll go along with
him." Longden says. IF he
doesn't, I'll quit at the end
of the meeting here" Longden
who since 1927 has won a rec
ord Sab races, is evasive about
his age. "Old enough" he re-
piled to that question.
You can say that I won't
see so again." Longden, the
record book says, is So.
Il think I've spent my life
making weight" he told an in
terviewer. Il have to take off
three or four pounds every day"
Evening star., 1960-06-04
Drive to Send
WI to Regatta
Formally Begun

A committee has been formed
to raise the $4,000 necessary to
send the Washington-Lee High
School varsity eight rowing
team to the Royal Henley Re-
gatta in England beginning
June 90.
A meeting was held last
night at the home of Andrew
M. Barr in Arlington to get the
ball rolling for wills second
trip to Henley in three years.
Barr, a member of the Ar
lington Junior Chamber of
Commerce which raised the
money to send the crew to the
English rowing classic in 1858,
says the group plans a parade
June II, a $50 plate dinner
June 19 and direct mail re-
quests to raise the money.
Coach Charlie Butt Of WI
cabled in an entry to regatta
officials last Wednesday along
with the 10 pounds, 10 shillings
($29.40) fee. The crew must get
permission from school officials
to compete.
Evening star., 1960-06-04
SemifinuIs Slated
In Net Tourney:
Stewart Upset

Fred McNair meets Mike
Franks and Don Dell plays Tim
Coss in semif1nals of the mems
division of the Greater WASH
ington tennis tournament at
2 pm. today on the Rock Greek
courts.
McNair yesterday upse
George Stewart, former Ma
tional Negro champion, 60,
Ga.
Dell disposed of his former
Yale teammate, Tom Freiberg
60, 6-3; CoSS wore down 1t
Dick Hoehn, 6-8, 96, 60
and Mike Franks won over Phil
Neff, 6-3, 60, in other quar-
terflnalS.
Olga Mahaney outlaSted
Carol Southmayd, As, 6-3
Ga, to advance to tomorrow's
finals in the women's division
She will play the winner OF
today's Charlotte Decker
Birtha Sauer match.
Evening star., 1960-06-04
Four Top Stars Erased
In Member-Guest Golf

Carl Lohren, Ralph Bogart,
John Eisinger and Buddy
Sharkey were among the Dis
trict's top golfers who were
on losing teams in the first
round Of match play in the
Columbia Country Club mem
ber-guest tournament yester-
day, the only event of its kind
played without handicaps.
The co-features in this af-
ternoons quarterfinals both are
in the upper bracket. F. A.
Murray, jr., and Perky Culli-
name. the medalists, meet Tom
my Webb and Howard Everitt
of Atlantic City.
And Dick Kreuzburg and
Bobby Brownell, the defending
champions. play John Harding
and Deane Beman. Semifinals
and finals will be played to-
morrow.
Lohren and Ray Swearingen,
jr.. lost to Kreuzburg and
Brownell yesterday, while Bo-
gart and his partner, Bunny
Cooper, were upset by Harold
Harwood, the host club cham
pion and Jim Bogley. John
Eisinger and Bill Kimball were
topped by Bill Werber and
Larry Murphy, and Sharkey
and Karl Kellerman lost on
Evening star., 1960-06-04
Stock Cars Run
At Old Dominion

Six races-three l0-lap heats
a l0-lap consolation and spe-
cial SLAP event for amateurs
and 25-lap feature for modi-
fled stock cars-are scheduled
on tonight'S card at Old Do
minion Speedway in Manassas
The Old Dominion races have
been rained out the past two
weeks and the drivers are eager
for competition. Clay East.
ridge. Jimmy Mairs and Sam
Bandy head the field of &c
competitors.
Mairs and Eastridge previ-
ously won at the Manassas
track this season. Sam Bandy
one of the consistent money
winners the past three years
heads the challengers.
Evening star., 1960-06-04

PHILADEL PHIA, June
(AP). - Pitcher Jack Meyer
baking at fine estimated at a
$1,000 levied against him BY
the Phillies for participating ir
a roughhouse in a Pittsburgh
hotel room last Saturday night
today said he didn't see why
he should be the goat" fol
everybody involved.
Meyer first told Manager
Gene Mauch he had beer
drinking and became involved
in an argument with two Phil
adelphia baseball writer's anC
a sportscaster in a Pittsburgh
restaurant. This version related
that, after being calmed, Meyer
retired to his hotel room anc
then decided to renew the ar.
gument and had to be re.
strained by roommate Harry
Anderson. In the scuffle, he
said, he hurt his back. AS 6
Evening star., 1960-06-04
SENATORS
Continued From Page ALI

Continued From Page A-12
rifice and to third on a wild
pitch. Faye Throneberry laced
a double to left-center to score
Valdy before Allison rammed
his homer into the centerf1eld
seats.
Allison has smashed three
homers. two triples and a double
in his recent hot streak, batting
in seven runs.
NOTES: One reason the Sen
ators' home attendance lags be-
hind last season is the weather
forecast for 81 home games.
Thunderstorms again were pre-
dicted last night but didn't ma
terialize.
Harmon Killebrew made two
errors. but also contributed an
.eye-popper in the eighth.
He made a diving stab of Ron
Hansen's sizzling grounder,
regained his feet and whipped
him out. Lennie Green ended
the game by banging into the
centerfleld fence to haul in
Breeding'S smash.
Pitcher Dick Hyde is COM
planning of a sore arm. The
Senators accumulated II hits
off Pappas and Arnold Porto
carrero, with Allison and Eary
Battey getting two each.
Walt Dropo got two hits for
the Orioles. The Senators
loaded the bases with one out in
the third but Pappas famed
Julio Becquer and Battey.
Evening star., 1960-06-04

the third extra hole to Ted
Mckenzie, the Duke University
golfer from Waynesboro, Pa.
and Harold Brake.
1t was a day of sensational
shots. Jack Daniels of Manor
made a hole-in-one on the 18th
in sixth-f1ight match. Brow
nell and DR.. A. B. Rohrbaugh
jr., knocked in iron shots or
the par four third, and John
Gonella dropped a wedge shol
for an eagle on the second
hole.
Championship flight results
F. A. Murray jr.,. and Perky Cul
linsne, Bethesda, defeated Bill srIRg
Ton Tommy ' weSS SeS and dehESSS Ho%Srd ETeritt sRa
ATLANTIC City. defeated s. s. Fietchei
and Eddie Gallaher. Congressional
.nd and /; John HaTding and Dean
and eli Weestte PTnde sFUSs GsOrses rSx
I and 3; Dick Keuzburg and Bobb,
Brownell, Chevy Chase. defeated RAJ
SWearingen. jr., and Carl Lohren, . up
Harold Harwood and Jim Bogley
Prince Georges. defeated Bunny Coope
up; Bill Werber and Larry Murphy
Kenwood, defeated Bill .Kinball anC
John Eisinger, Confessional. up
Harold Brake and Ted Mckenzie
snS Bnddv s dsfsatee shsrsey ksr up ks
holes; Buddy Bowie and Jack Barr
Chevy Chase, defeated John Holzberi
and Herman Altschuler, Caldwell, N. j
| 2 and /.
Today's pairinRs: Murray -Culliant
KTeuzburg- Brownell: Harwood-BogIe
VS.. Werber-Murphy; Brake -McKenzi
! VS.. Bowie Barr.
Evening star., 1960-06-04
ROSECROFT RESULTS

FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; trot,
Clara Song &c. Roiderj 7.sO 4.2O 500
Virginia Darnley ". Crank ESQ 500
Hary VI. u. Belote) 4.2O
Bonnymite Castle, Chockoyotte
Squaw, Mr.. Pat, Homestretch Dodse,
High Tommy Voio. Time, 2:1O.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $500; pace,
| c conditioned; l mile.
HiEh SpIint CM'rphyl $3.50 1880 I.SO
Timely Twenty wv. LOngD 4.iO ESQ
1aEwen tH. Story 3.2O
Chockoyotte David, Seattle Victory,
Royal Time. Time. 2:l0.
DAILY DOUBLE (6-S) PAID Si69.IO
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $500; trot, c
conditioned; / mile.
My Fair Lady (Ca'On) $50 100 2.6O
Shy Song tW. SavaEe) $50 800
Melodie Lou wv. FleminED $50
Nibble Scot, Jenkoranda, sunbonnet
KING. Bion Gallon, Berwick Hanover.
Time, 2.091s.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $500; pace,
c conditioned; l mile
Miss Mae b. q. HylaDl GEO 800 26O
Captain Ellis NJ. jR. Ridd'k) 4.2O 800
TIPS Son (El Myer) $50
Keens Norma Lynch, Grand H. H,
Proud Sir, Princess Norris. Time
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $500; pace, C
| conditl0ned; ] mile.
J. NJ. Pilot q. Macel $40 500 $3.50
HI Jay tH. Dancer, jr) 1900 $40
Water Front wv. Wathen, SD 100
K. D. Senator. Counsel Way, Grattan
Heel. Young Topper, King Duches.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, 81 400; pace,
B conditioned; l mile.
Precursor ~. EEanD 1000 $50 $50
Wee Lad "A. HaEen) 4.4O 800
ToniEht ID. LegumD 800
Volo Up, Doc Abbewin, Atlas Farvel.
Royal Hal, First Nighter. Time, 2:059s
SEVENTH RACE - Purse, $500;
pace, AA-A Handicap; l mile.
AdiOs II. (Wathen, sr) 1910 $50 I 20
Wise WidOwer (E. Beedel go $50
Captain Eddie Nc CR. Riddick) 800
Meadow Apache. Jay H, C. J
McKlyo. Time, 2:C25.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. S9.75O: trot.
3-year -olds; The Governors Cup ;
mile.
Lucky Demon (HOyp $40 $50 2.IO
TOnia Hanover ID. IrvinD 500 3.S0
Manton Hanover CR. Camper) 3.SO
Hickory Fire, MontroSe Hanover,
Evening star., 1960-06-04

ed.
PB - Brown, u Napp. Umont.
Drummond, Berry. T-2.59. A
"6.193.
Evening star., 1960-06-04
B-CCRegains
IfCrown

Bethesda Chevy Chase High
regained the Metropolitan IN
vitation Schoolboy team title
with a 612-212 victory over
Stuart's Northern Virginia
champions in the finals yester-
day at Woodmont Country Club.
Bethesda was champion in
1956-57-58, but was dethroned
last year by Walter johnson.
The title thus has gone to the
Maryland Bi-County League
champion for five straight
years.
Bethesda defeated Walter
Johnson in a playoff for the
Maryland Bi-County title this
year. while Stuart won the
Northern Virginia title in its
first year, and beat st. Adams,
the Private League winner to
gain the finals.
John Yoder of Stuart beat
Marty CARRIER of Bethesda,
up, in the No. l match yeSter-
day.
Results:
John Yoder, Stuart. defeated Marty
CARRIER. l up; Kent Kittle, Bethesda
defeated Jerry Petit, d and B. Besi
ball Bethesda, 9 and s.
Danny Boone, Bethesda, defeated
Gary Wood, 4 and ). Bucky Sk'nker
Bethesda, defeated George Graham, /.
up. Best ball Bethesda, / up.
+ Richard Gambatese. Bethesda, de.
feated Mem McClary, 4 and 8 Albert
Lohr, Stuart, defeated Bill Schmidt
l UP. Best ball. even.
Evening star., 1960-06-04
Victory Puts Mrs. Cush
In Select Golf Group

Mrs. Frank CuSh became the
third District woman golfer to
win the Maryland State, Dis
trict and Middle Atlantic cham
pionShips when the Argyle
Country Club player won the
latter title yesterday at WASH
ington Golf and Country Club.
Mrs. CuSh is two-time Dis
trict champion and the pres
ent Maryland State titlist. The
only other District players to
win the three titles are Mrs.
Betty Meckley of Kenwood,
and Mrs. Ann Barry( no longer
a resident here.
Mrs. Cush will have an op-
portunity to tie Mrs. Barry's
record of holding the three
titles at the same time when
she competes in the District
women's championship later
this month at Army Navy.
The new Mid-Atlantic titlist
had rounds Of 81-78-80 fol
239 and a three stroke margin
over the defending and three
time champion, Mary Ann
Downey of Baltimore. The
latter started with a n, but
in a rarity for her, played
progressively worse. adding 81
and then 81 for 242.
Jane Schiller of Salisbury
finished with a 79 for 243 ano
third place over Mrs. C. E
Richards Of the Country Club
of Maryland, whose II was
the low round of the final day
Mrs. Helen Konopa of Argyle
and Mrs. E. C. Ferriday, jr.
of Chevy Chase had 79s on
the last day. Miss Downey's
opening II and Mrs. Cush's
Second-round 80 were the only
sub-80 round of the tourna-
ment.
Mrs. Cush and Mrs. Konopa
won the team title for Argyle