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Evening star., 1960-09-14
Krutz Rides
4Winners in
Bel Air Debut

BEL AIR, Md, Sept. IA (Spe-
ciaD Freddy Kratz, 39-year-
old veteran Jockey from Bridge
ton, N. j., is off winging in the
battle for riding honors for the
Bel Air meeting that got of to
q belated start yesterday.
Hurricane Donna spoiled
plans to open a l2-day meeting
Monday.
Kratz rode four winners on
yesterdays nine-race card. du-
plicating the quadruple he
scored last October % at
Marlboro.
Yesterdays opening also ush-
cred in "pick-Six" betting in
Maryland. The crowd Of 4,909
but $10,994 in the pool for
picking the winners of the
fourth through the ninth races.
Known as the Klondike here,
the pool returned to 10 fans
$677.20 each for picking all six
winners correctly. Those pick
ing five winners got $21 each.
The crowd bet a total Of
$328,708, about $4,000 short of
last years opener when 221
more fans showed up.
Kratz, a one-time steeple-
chase rider, rode Millers Wan
der to victory in the featured
Hartford County Purse. the
eighth race. after scoring with
Devilish Mary in the first,
Bachelor Daze in the third and
DeSborough in the sixth.
Evening star., 1960-09-14
Joe Scudero
Cut byCoIts
BY the Associated Press

The Baltimore. Colts today
asked waivers on Halfback Joe
Scudero and Dan Callahan,
rookie guard. The action
trimmed the roster on the de-
Tending NFL champions to 40.
Scudero, a six-year veteran
of the league with the Red
skins, was trying for a come
back after serving last year as
an assistant coach at Notre
Dame. Scudero. 80. signed as
a free agent by the Colts,
played college ball at the Uni
versity of San Francisco.
Earlier. the Cleveland Browns
asked waivers on Tackle Willie
McClung, a four-year veteran,
and the Los Angeles Rams took
similar action on Tackle Paul
Dickson, ex-Baylor ace who was
their first draft choice in 1859.
The Pittsburgh Steelers got
down to 40 players by releasing
Tom Yewcic. former Michigan
State quarterback. and Half
back Ron Hall. Both the Green
Bay Packers and Detroit Lions
dropped four players.
Dropped by the Packers were
Linebacker Joe Hergert of Flor
ida, Halfback Don Brown of
Houston, Fullback Bob Jarus of
Purdue and Tackle Ron Ray of
Howard Payne.
Released by the Lions were
Charles Horton, guard from
Baylor; Leroy Moore, end from
Fort Valley State, Ga; James
OBrien, end from Boston Col
lege. and Lebron Shields, tackle
from Tennessee.
Evening star., 1960-09-14
Compy and Wife
ReconciIed for
ChiIdren's S Sake

GLEN COVE, N. Y, Sept. IA
(AP).-Roy Campanella and
his wife have settled their mar
ital difhculties-for their chill
dren's sake.
Campanella, partially para
lyzed from an auto accident 21a
years ago, announced last
month he was seeking a sep
aration from his wife Ruthe
after 13 years of marriage.
He complained that "she
hasn't been a good mother. She
wouldn't cook for any of us.
Some nights she doesn't come
home at ALL"
Mrs. Campanella opposed the
separation, saying her husband
was imagining it all.
In announcing the reconcil-
iation yesterday, Campanella, a
former Dodger catcher. said:
I'VE both think it's best for
the children. With prayer and
faith 1 believe we can pick up
the ties that once held us so
closely together"
The Campanellas have been
occupying separate quarters in
their Long Island home since
their troubles began last year.
Evening star., 1960-09-14
MINOR LEAGUES
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Seminal PlayOffs (Best Of ~
Denver, IA; Houston. (Denver
Louisville, 8; St. Paul. 4 louisville
leads, LOO.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Seminal BEST Of -
Toronto, 8; Buffalo, 2 Toronto
Richmond. A. Rochester, 81 Rich
mond leads, 1-W.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Semiflnal BEST Of 81
Little Rock. 4; Shreveport, 1 Gittle
Rock leads, 2-0D.
Birmingham, 8; Atlanta. 5 (Birming-
ham leads, 2-0l.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Final BEST Of 81
Savannah, 4; Knoxville. 8 Savannah
TEXAS LEAGUE
Final BEST Of -
Tulsa, 8; Victoria, . (Tulsa leads,
EASTERN LEAGUE
Springfield Williamsport series can
celed due to weather with Williamsport
MEXICAN LEAGUE
Mexico City Reds. 2-3; Puebla,
Mexico city Tigers. 3: Monterrey.
Posa Ss Rics. s; Vera Cruz. 8.
Evening star., 1960-09-14
TEXAN TKO'ED IN FOURTH
Archie Moore's Price Rises
On Signing for Title Fight

crease" he added. Il got three
kids now, you know"
They want me to fight Har-
old Johnson" Moore explained.
But nobody will put up the
money. I've fought johnson be-
fore and he's a good boy, but
I'm not afraid of him."
Archie agreed to return to
Dallas November 81 to fight
Buddy Turman. who issued a
challenge before Archie's fight
with Abinet. But Archie said
the fight he really wanted was
Eric Shoppner, the light heavy
weight, in Berlin, Germany. 1T
would be for the benefit of a
lot of abandoned kids" Moore
said.
His next fight will be against
Roy Shire at Indianapolis Oc-
tober /.
Abinet could do little against
Moore, but he did knock him
to the floor with a left hook IN
the third round. Archie arose
and hit Abinet with a right to
the head. The latter took a Z
count. then arose and Archie
was on him again. He knocked
Abinet fiat as the bell sounded.
Evening star., 1960-09-14

DALLAS, Sept. IA (AP).-
Archie Moore, the worlds light
heavyweight champion, put
away Heavyweight George Alb
met of Dallas in three rounds
last night then said he wasn't
dodging a title fight as the Ma
tional Boxing Association al
legeS-he just wants 100000.
Archie, trimmed down to 1893
and admitting he was 46 years
old but processing no worry
about it, floored Abinet twice
in the third round. The latter,
a Dallas deputy sheriff who was
making a comeback after be-
ing out of boxing for two years,
didn't come out for the fourth
round when he found he had a
broken nose. So the fight went
into the records as a technical
knockout in the fourth.
Moore said he knew he was
overdue at defending his cham
pionship but it was up to the
National Boxing Association to
get him the amount of money
he wanted. MY price is rising
"a sort of cost of living in
Evening star., 1960-09-14

Ed Meister, Willoughby. Ohio 9 and 9.
John Liechty, Iowa City, Iowa. de-
ieated Tyler Caplin' Detroit l up, 20
tTSaaSy': DsirinEs: rings LI;isshty vs.. such
mani Wild VS., semple; Pehrose vs..
Lohren; Carmichael VS.. woodward.
NiehlSus VS.. Rodgers; sideroWf vs..
Third Quarterly
Dick Howell. Wayzata, MINI, de-
deated Dick Davies. Pasadena. Calf"
Dick Smith. Davenport, Iowa. de-
5ested d waiter orindrod' South Africa
John Garrett, Houston, defeated
PICK Guardiola' Shaker Heights. Ohio.
Ebert Jemlson, sirminghsm, Ala.
N r., ] up 20 holes
Jim Jackson, Kirkwood. Mo-. de-
ieated Carlos Raho' Lima Peru,
Kent Winton, Stanford. Calf. de-
ieated Roger MeManus. Cincinnati.
Charlie cos, Oklahoma City. de-
feated D. A. Traynham, orsenviile,
John Guenther Hershey. Pa. de-
Wa Wtsated Dick Foutche, Charleston. W.
Bill Campbell, Huntington. w. Va,
defeated Jim Hoax, Des Moines. 8 and
Tom Liljeholm. Portland, oreE.. de-
John Farauhar, Amarillo. Texas, de-
ifeaatsd Fred Hammer Detroit. / up.
JORGE Ledesma. Argentina. defeated
Alan Jensen, Corvallis. Oreg., 3 and l.
John Eisinger, Bethesda, Nd. de-
nSjo IsSted DR.; HSrry Ducciili. wyominS'
Phil Browniee, scarboro. ont. de-
feated Bob Astleford, Omaha. 2 and 2.
Dick Crawford. El Dorado. Ark, de-
ieated Dave Smith. Gastonia, N. C..
Bob Lowry. Huntsville. Ala. defeated
Jackson Rule Iowa City, Iowa. . and
CToday's pairinss: Howell VS.. Smith;
Garrett VS. Jemison, jackson VS.. Win
ton, Coe VS. Farquhar, Guenther VS.
Ledesma. Campbell VS.. Liljeholm, Ei-
singer VS. Brownlee, Crawford VS. Lowry.
Fourth Quarter
Billy Joe Patton, Morganton, N. c.,
defeated H. H. Haverstick. Lancaster.
Fred Paine, oskmOnt. Pa. defeated
Ho9ert Teyro. Huntington, W. Va. 8
Dick Yost. Portland. oreg., defeated
Mike Andonian. Rochester. MINI, Q
p. v: Wise. Ardsley y-on- Hudson.
mento, Calf, . up
Les Fowler, Boulder. Colo, DEBATED
BOB Sweeney, Palm Beach. Fla. 3
Tom Milligan, Hinsdale. Ill, defeat
ed BIZ Hyndman ~. Arlington. Pa.
Bill Hyndmsn III. Arlington. Pa.
0h;o dsfeated .n5 D5. Frank BeilinO' canfeid.
Deane Romcn, Silver Spring, Nd,
defeated Bill Deemer. BlacksburE. Va,
John snisman. Bloomfield. Conn.
defested George Victor. Golf, Il.. 1
jay Dolan, Leicester. Mass. defeat
ed Pale Morey, Moranton, NC. 1
Neil Croonauist. Minneapolis. de-
feated Dean Refrain. Medinah. Ill,
Bob scherer. Sullivan, Ill. defeated
Bob DredKe. GaleSburg, ILL.,, and 9.
Bill Parish. Pebble Beach. Calf. de-
feated J. Clark Espie. Indianapolis, 3
Gerald cundari. Portland. oreg..
defeated Frank Dalvito, Livingston
Arnold Blum. Macon. Ca, defeated
Chuck Weston, Portland. Oregr
and 3.
Gene Andrews, whittier, Calf, de-
feated Gene Dahlbender, Atlanta, . UP.
tToday's pairings: Patton VI. Paine:
YoSt VS.. Wise: Fowler VS.. Suisman:
Dolan VS.. Beman; Milligan VS.. Groom
quist: Scherer VS.. Hyndman III: Far
ish VS.. Cundari: Blum VS.. AndrRwO.
Evening star., 1960-09-14
NATIONAL AMATEUR SCORES

ST. LOUIS, Sept. IA (AP).-
Results Of matches played yes
terday in the National ANA
teur golf tournament at the
6,616-yard, par 35-36-7l st.
Louis Country Club course:
FIRST ROUND Fourth quartsr)
Gene Dahlbender, Atlanta, defeated
hees sNPsS 1sSmSstOn SsS%0Tsi ~ match sS sus SD
O'PdEsSSo sESoNS MSnfsy RSuS6 SiSaSif % q sn @aSassS
Bill Tindall. Seattle, defeated M. 9.
johnson. La Jolla, Calf, 8 and .;
:, Harry Root, Tampa, F1a:,, defeated
Ward Wettlaufer' WilliamsVille' N. Y"
John Birmingham, oakmont, Pa.
defeated Pursis Pipes, Mt. Vernon
M Alss We Wsls5. Rockford, Ill. defeated
Bob Smith, Portland, oreg- up,
Bill Stewart Springfield, Mo-. de-
isated George Dawson, Glen Ellyn.
Colby Ware. Augusta. Ca. defeated
Murray Vernon. Greenwich, Conn, 9
Bob Gardner. Elmstord, N. " de-
ieated Or. ART Butler olenaora' CALL
Capt. p. O. seithi. India. defeated
Gaylon Simon, West Chicago, ILL.,, z
Bert Burdiek, Baton Rouge, La, de;
feated Jim Gabrielsen. Athens. Ca, ,
Delans Thompson. Wichita Fails.
Texas, defeated John Cameron pailas'
" Jack Webb, Atlantic. Iowa. defeated
Bob Fay, Evansville, Ind, and 4.
,saSsd & RaiDS aDS Johnston Garden CITY,
" Tommy Aaron, Gainesville. Ga, de-
feated Hugh Burchfel' st. Louis 2
John Spray. Dss Moines. defeated
II. n. Edwards, Oklahoma. City, de-
feated Lloyd Rossi' Diablo' Caiif''
Tom Tom Draper. Royal Oak. Mich, de-
featel Charles Courtney La Jolla'
Ar1i rrT1iodaysO pairings: Tindall VS.. Root;
Ware: Gardner VS.. Sethi: Burdick vs..
Thompson; Webb VS.; Blair; Aaron VS..
Spray; EdTTssrd dTsdoNS ys. dnII'sl dpTaP'srl.
Dick Sucher. Thiensville, Wis. de,
feated Jim Harris Enid. OKLA 2
Harvie Ward, San Francisco de-
Bill Bill Harvey. Greensboro. N. c.. de-
feated John o'Neill, Baton Rouge. La
Dick Chapman, osteryille, Mass,
defeated Jim Sykes, Jenkintown, Pa,
Claude wild, jr.. Bethesda, Nd. de-
feated Hulen coker, San Diego, :
sam Carmichael, 'Martinsville. Ind,
defeated Gene Fehlig, Webster Groves,
Mo. 3 and ..
Frank Arasin. sham9kin. Pa, de-
Harton Semple, Sewickley, Pa, de-
feated Jimmy Wittenberg, Memphis,
Jack Penrose, Miami Beach, defeated
Walter Wood, BIRMINGHAM, Ala. 2
Carl Lohren, Norbeck. Nd. defeated
John Thorton' Rochester N. Y" 4
Harvey woodward, st. Clair Shores.
Mich. defeated Earle Evans, Wichita,
Jack Nicklaus, Columbus. Ohio, de-
isated iss Ken Finke' Tucson Ari1"
Phil Rodgers, La Jolla, Calf, de-
feated George Hixon. Oklahoma City,
Dick siderowf, Newington. Conn,
defeated Augusta Coscolluela, Philip
pines, 8 and z.
Evening star., 1960-09-14
Doc Luvin Promoted d
LOUISvILLE, Sept. IA (AP)

LOUISVILLE, Sept. IA (AP).
Allan w. (Doc) LAWN was
named yesterday as racing di-
rector at Churchill Downs. The
post has been vacant since
Sam H. McMeekin retired sew
eral years ago.
LAWN, who has been racing
secretary and Handicapped at
the track since 1856, also is rae
ing secretary at Delaware Park.
Evening star., 1960-09-14
AMATEUR
Leutherneck
Bars Path
Of NickIuus
AMATEUR

Continued From Page B-7
36-hole semifinals Friday and
the 36-hole championship
match Saturday.
The only second-round upset
Of consequence was pulled by
Harry Root, 19-year-old Uni
versity Of Florida sophomore.
He ousted Ward Wettlaufer,
Buffalo Walker Cup player. 3
and 2.
Two foreign champions,
grooming for the World Anna
teur matches at Ardmore. Pa,
starting September %, impress
sively entered the third round.
p. G. SETH, mustachioed 30
year-old India Army captain
from New Delhi, polished of
Gaylon Simon Of West Chicago,
2 and 6. Jorge Ledesma of
Buenos Aires downed Alan
Jensen, Corvallis. Greg. 8 and l.
Three others in an original
group of seven overseas titlists
were eliminated. Dick Siderowf,
Newington, Conn.,, disposed of
Augustin Coscolluela, Philip
pines, 8 and q; Dick Smith,
Davenport, downed Walter
Grindrod, South Africa, 2 and
/, and jim jackson. Kirkwood,
Mo-. edged Carlo Ratio, Peru,
in 19 holes.
In an assortment of veterans
and youngsters who have made
their marks in golf, these still
remain:
Harvie Ward Of San Fran
cisco, the 1855 and 1856 Ma
tional champion; Dick Chap
man, Osterville, Mass, 1851
British Amateur titlist; Charlie
Coe, Oklahoma City, 1949 and
1858 National winner and q
f1nalist last year.
Tom Aaron, Gainesville, Ca,
National 1858 runner-up and
1860 Western Amateur cham
pion; 17-year-old Bill Tindall,
Seattle. 1860 USGA Junior
king; Billy Joe Patton, Nor
canton, N. c., low amateur in
the 1854 and 1859 United States
Opens; Bill Hyndman III,
Abingdon, Pa, 1855 National
runner-up and 1859 British
Amateur f1nalist. and Deane
Beman, Bethesda. Md. 1853
British Amateur champion.
Evening star., 1960-09-14
Bevon Comes Back

CINCINNATI, Sept. IA (AP)
The Reds have bought Catch
er Hal Bevan and Pitcher Ray
Ripplemeyer from Seattle. The
29-year-old Bevan was with
the Red Sox and the old Phila-
delphia Athletics briefly in 1852
as a third-baSeman.
Evening star., 1960-09-14
Dotted Swiss
Works Fast for
United Nations
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
Star Racing Editor


ATLANTIC CITY, Sept. IA
Dotted Swiss. C. v. Whitney's
hope for a second victory in
the United Nations Handicap
here Saturday, turned in an
impressive drill yesterday. Just
before more rain started falling,
when he worked a mile in 1895
on the dirt course.
The 4-year-old chestnut. who
did not race at 2 but has a g.
for-16 record good for $264,-
TOO in earnings this season, in
dicated he will be sharp on
the week end with his easy
move. Starting slowly, Dotted
Swiss ran the half in 492s and
6 furlongs in l:14hs over the
good" footing.
Shoemaker to Ride
The Whitney colt was han
died by an exercise boy yeSter-
day but Willie Shoemaker will
be riding Dotted Swiss Satur-
day in the mile-and-three-six-
teenths grass race in which he
carries 1913 pounds. Shoemaker
has won the last three runnings
Of the United Nations, twice
on Round Table.
Also working out yesterday
was the outsider, Navy Brass,
owned by Robert Stofberg.
Navy Brass. who, carries lit,
went seven furlongs in 1895.
Field Cut to IL
Two Withdrawals yesterday
and another one today reduced
the prospective starting field to
IL starters.
Dropping out yesterday were
Cain Hoy Stables One-Eyed
King and the Sunnyside
Stables Resolved, who suffered
a slight injury in last Satur-
days Chicago Handicap at
Hawthorne. This morning C.
w. Smiths American Comet
also was withdrawn.
The race, however, lost little
appeal with the removal of the
three as interest centers on
Sword Dancer. Bally Ache, Dot
ted Swiss, Intentionally, Royal
Native, First Landing and T.V.
Lark.
Sword Dancer and T. v. Lark
had easy workouts this morn
ing on the grass, with the dogs
up Sword Dancer went 6 fur
longs in 1-19, while T. v. Lark
was sent the same distance over
the soft grass in 1:21.
Also being counted on to
start Saturday are On land On,
Navy Brass, General Arthur,
Quiz Star and Stratus.
Evening star., 1960-09-14
DAILY DOUBLE PAID 5000

THIRD RACE-Purse, $1,000: fur
Bushthorn (PindeID I2.4O B.:O ECO
Little Sputnic (Slgler) 11.4O 100
Fort Defiance, Chalkee. Eireann'S
furlongs. Time. 1:14ss.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. 1900; 8
CabriOls tBrOwsr, 1000 $50 s.20
st. Joe tSaumelD 800
Prince Weeper. Time, 1:1o2s.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000; 5la
Fly Boy Fly, ParkerJ I4.4O $50 4.6O
Grand Suspense (Haycock) 4.2O 800
Disc Jockey, Orleans Sun, Euripides,
Mrs. Teeny, Killarney'p Boy. Time.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; ga
Court Hy tsehasifsrl $50 200 :,:o
How Deep (HOllandD 4..O
Bits Baby, Cleves Dream. Express
Bopwatch, Riversee. Time. O:394S.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000; q
ocesi Anna tsiEIer) $50 $50 a.eO
NY FIOuu bOy tHalumUOD B.SO 1.SU
Areas (GambaFdella) 400
Royal Pincher. Bee Anne, Ormeggio.
Time, 1:l93s.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000; IL.
m .eS.
Clinical Roof Tr1 1850 $50 40
HO-Chi-Minh (SiEIer) 1910 $50
Leave II Alone (SmalD 2.6O
Ring o. Roses, New Occupy, Duke o.
Warwick, Opera Gem. Time, 2:I74S.
NINTH RACE-PurSe., S1,100; 1
mile
Harvey's Baby EspD $40 800 300
NOrthanx (PalumbO) 500 $3.50
Charter tSmalD $50
jersey Deb. Marvina's Reward. Ber-
eft, Thorny Moose. Time, :432s
Attendance, 3O13; Handle, SI69. ] SO.
Big Bonanza-1O persons picked five
winners and received 1851 40.
Little Bonanza-101 persons picked
four winners and received S23 so.
The winning Nos. were l, 4, ., ). 4, / .
Evening star., 1960-09-14
r AGING
RESUL IS
Atlantic City
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, S3,1OO; claim
ing; maiden 2-year-old fillies; 8 fur
longs.
First sitting tCh'rs) 1920 1920 $50
0vertOn Miss tCorlel 5.IO $3.50
Grapevine (Hartackl 2.60
Could Mean Luck, Stealth, Princess
PoSie. Jesnchen, Bonnie Blue Flag.
Leaping Liz, Mar Hostess, Islamorada.
ROyal Idol Time, I;12%
Evening star., 1960-09-14
Ell Air
By the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
ing: 4-year.olds and up; ) furlongs.
Sagitate tGordOnl $40 500 $50
Black Torch (McKee) 1910 %. %
DR.. Sam Mel. tW'kley) 7.2O
Docsena. One Boy. Maseotte. Tara's
Hall. One Tear. Wink Proof, Jim Ber-
ger. Time, LOIS.
Evening star., 1960-09-14
Shenandoah
Scratches

5-Loy.
3-Golden Wheat
flying Package
7-Susans Reward.
9-Lady Sublime. Sir Adrian, Mean
ime
Evening star., 1960-09-14

SECOND RACE Purse. Si,lOO;
H-year- maidcns: ) furlongs.
NV Paper Doll (Re'ds) $50 4.aO $50
Flaming Era tKratE) 100 $40
Our Adventure tRussOl 500
Steuth. Zornello, Annie's John. Bar
Lin. Double Martini. Aretino, Caseagic
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50
Evening star., 1960-09-14
AQueduct
By the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $500: claim
ing; :i-year-olds and up; furlongs.
AgatheA tMOyers) 6l.SO 23.s0 1850
TOwsOn Gal Nother) $50 $50
Bireme (SOlOmOne) $40
a Girl Scout Creole Coduette, Ina
battle. Charming Hildy, Franks Lass,
Vault, Ruthie Dear. Hidden Gift,
c Lillian j.. Shining Bright, Princess
Jane. Time, 1:12b.
Maydel Farm-HetZel entry.
Megann Farm-Thornhill entry.
Evening star., 1960-09-14
slvlNrH RAcI-Pun. ssOoO oowonss. s-y.or-O. snd up
e. $1,000; claiming tss,soo); s-ysor-oIds;

xApprsnfies eIIowones eIeimsd.
Evening star., 1960-09-14
Shenandoah Results

FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000: 3b
furlongs
One Request FF.) $40 S.2O 40
Speedy Answer (Cave) 204O TO- go
Little Beast (Schaeffer) 800
Dochise, Sanda Gay, o Mercy, Pat
rick Orsi, Ocean Cove, VilleneuVe,
Gray Moments. Time 0:422s.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $1,000:
mile.
Lemoyne (GibSon) $50 500 $50
Ham and Eggs (ArdulnD $50 $50
Clay Boy (Espinosa) 800
The One. Jimelwyn. Honey Dauber.
DevifS Man, Comics Buster, Julyar,
Miss Wheatley. Time l :43.
Evening star., 1960-09-14
SHENANDOAH
GRADED
HANDICAPS

Post Time. 7:15 pm. tEDT)
FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000; s.
,ar-old maidens: furlonRs.
Evening star., 1960-09-14

SECOND RACE-Purse. $1,000; A.
year-oldS and up: claiming; ga fur
lonRS
Evening star., 1960-09-14
ns ($S,500 TO $7,500); 3-yeor-

urse, $500; allowances; 4-year-OIds and Up;
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-01-15
ENGELHARD PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Cornell and
mother of Savannah, Ca, recently
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jabin Berry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Spencer and
children Robert and Carla of Nor
folk spent the week end here.
DR.. and Mrs. Joe Liverman Wis
ited his parents near Columbia
Mrs. Myra Patrick and Mrs.
Retta Neal visited in Manteo.
Mrs. q. F. Gibbs is patient in
Norfolk General Hospital. She was
accompanied by her son Horace
Gibbs and Mrs. Gibbs.
David Selby has returned to
work in Norfolk after several days
here with his family.
Mrs. Inez Spencer ann Mrs. jamie
Spencer were Washington visitors.
Misses Mary Lee Spencer and
Mary Dudley spent Saturday in
New Bern.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. O'Neal of
Kitty Hawk visited their son, G.
w. O'Neal.
Relatives who attended last rites
for Mrs. Lille Spencer held in Will
hamston on Wednesday last were
Mrs. Eva Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert
Selby, David and Donna Selby, Mr..
and Mrs. Bonnie Spencer, Carl
Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Til
lett.
Rev. and Mrs. Frank Wibiral,
Mrs. VIM. Berry, Mrs. Marie Berry,
Mrs. Lola Gibbs, Mrs. Lillian Spen-
GER, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Swindell
in Columbia attending a meeting at
the Christian Church.
Uonnie Mckinney is a patient in
Beaufort County hospital. Mrs.
Mckinney accompanied him and is
with her sister, Mrs. Herbert
Gibbs.
In reporting i'm last weeks news
a mistake was made about Misses
Mary Ann Marshall and Sandra
Gibbs returning to college. They
are both students at Peace Col
lege in Raleigh instead Of Guilford
College.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-01-15
LAKE LANDING PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Ferguson of
Lagrange, spent the week end at
their home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Weston OF
South Carolina and Mrs. A. Scllmitt
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Creole Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Durwood Payne
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Bob
Lancaster and Bobby Ann of Vance
boro visited Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Payne.
Mrs. Mary Bonner and Mrs. Lucy
Midyette spent the week end with
Mrs. Maggie Weston.
Mrs. Kate Makley and Mrs. Fam
ME Watson of Engelhard visited
Mrs. Maggie Weston.
Mrsk T. C. Sanderson and Mrs.
Eugenia Marshall visited in Wash
ington last week.
Rev. and Mrs. A. M. Cameron,
Stephen and Mrs. Camerons' sis
ter (Jean) visited his mother Elm
Vass.
Mrs. Mary Bonner returned
home Monday.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-01-15
SLADEsVILLE PERSONALS

Mrs. Ada Wood, Mrs. Turnage,
Miss Harriet and James Turnage
of Bath attended the funeral of
J. NJ. Alligood Monday and visited
Mrs. Ethel Gibbs later.
Mrs. Harold Spencer and Hope
We're Monday visitors in Belhaven
for medical treatment.
Arthur Jennette of Norfolk is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Lloyd Will
hams.
E. R. Cahoon of Washington was
here Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. w. o. Howerin motored
to Norfolk Friday. She was accom-
panied by Joe Williams who had
check up at Marine Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Harris of
Greensboro visited Mrs. Lucille
Sears Wednesday. They were called
here by the death of Mr.. Harris
father, Robbie Harris.
Mrs. Kate Richards was taken
to Pungo District Hospital, and is
now reported improved. Gilbert
Richards visited her Friday.
Mrs. MoQlie Spencer and Abb
Thomas Harris of Norfolk visited
relatives here the week end and
visited Mrs. Ethel Gibbs and Eliza
beth Windley Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert johnson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin Sawyer of
New Bern visited relatives here.
j. r. Howerin, Mrs. Joe Williams
and Mrs. Will Jennette were in
Norfolk Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Travis Flowers
visited in Bellraven Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bell Gibbs
have moved back to Norfolk where
he is employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Turner of
Castalia visitel Rev. and Mrs. Joe
Lalky, also Mrs. S. Mildred Wheel
er and Jack Morgan of Norfolk
and Portsmouth were their guests.
Charles Midyette of Belhaven
was here Friday.
Mrs. Jack Watson and Phyllis of
Creswell School faculty spent the
week end here with Mrs. Watson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Berry Wis
Gted Mrs. Minnie Berry, who has
been a patient in Beaufort Me-
mortal Hospital and returned to
her residence at 234 E. Bird Street,
Washington.