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THE ROBBINS EAGLE
Saturday, August ~, 1860

Mr.. Mayberry is introducing
to Robbins a new machine
the PERFECT TIRE CHANG
Err. Save the wheel, the Seal
and Money. This machine will
do all three and handles all
sizes and makes of tires, in
Guiding foreign makes.
Have your tires CHANGED
NOW!
Our Tire Repair Department
will save you time and money.
PRICES
Tires repaired, 75c plus
material.
Tubeless Tires $100 - plus
material.
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PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
Ap r.STTA

LAND0VER HiLLSGcbaFm, All ,
rambler; lge.. wooded, fenced I'd
S12.950. 80 OF loan. AP. 7-256S
LANGLEY PARK, 8 Minis. from
senooI. church. Langley Park shop
far rsES oeolm all.6Tick Colonial;
ian: screened porch; partially an
ishsd bsmt. $500 down. sale By
OWNER. HE. 9-l62S.
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BEAVER HEIGHTS

'ssdt s SS Sss p: g s:nSsS
sQ2S DER II RHEaRENs BALES re. 9
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COLLEGE HTS. ESTs.-Beaut. 4
bedrm. paneled-den Colonial; dble.
gar. Info, call BUTLER REALTY
CO.. AP. 7.3a7n
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cHEvERI.Y

one Of the incest homes We have
had In Q long time: 3-bedrm. hrk
rambler, only 2 yrs. old. Firepl. In
rec. rm., built-in garage. Owner
says make oier. FzA approved ai
10000.
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HOUSES ron siLE-MD HOUSES ron sALE-Mp.

BRIcK cQLQNIAL-le ROoMS
ss s:SEs. p sssEESs ou,sld s:AssR asD
gear gar. with water, lightS and
workshop; lot 6o0-ft. deep: excel,
terms arranged. Mr.. NeyberrY,
* 5 5j5sSa5Ss. soRTiN RELTF,
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HOUSES ron SALE-MD.

.s 4sg ssv y1 PIE i5s:. s:g ssse:
gssHssssa Can eH; S-4es2 or 81.
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LAUREL AREA, West Laurel Acres,
Maple ave.-NEW; 8 bedrooms,
large kitchen, full bsmt., large lot:
Sl.OOO dn., balance Convenient
terms; A: R: kerr, INC, UN,
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ROLLING RIDGE
hfOpGn
SKYLINE

OPEN TIL DARK
Another exclusive home from thu
once Of DEWEY N. FREEMAN.
II you are looking for the little
better than average home, we have
1t. See. our Skyline home today,
Large hv. .rm. with fireplace. sep.
din. rm.. beaut. designed buiit-in
kitp 3 exceptionally lge. bedrmG
2ls. baths, full well.lighted bsmt.,
and large carport. Large level lot,
excel. location and all utilS. for
TO only y.s SIbi'sITS AZ. easy s. terms .Tn -
Branch ave, right on Branch ave.
TO- Alabama ave. (1st stoplight),
left blk. bearing right 1T church
at Suitland. I'd. Continue past light
IN Suitland approx. 2h miles TO
mooel home. (Follow open house
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23

Acknowledgement, 3-bedroom
rambler: h.aere fenced lot; $3.50
down and assume $4,000 CT loan.
Price, Sl3,3h0.
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BELTSVILLE

Mins. TO Nd. o. and Fort Meade, Z
eedrm.' 2 bath brk.. liv. nm. With
firspl,, sep. din; rm;, eoutp. kit.
ii IVY oes n lEs lot ct With .an. STiysEay
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mMOpen


OPEN 1-0 PM.
HIGH ON A HILL, overlooking .
nanoraMs IN 81 dirseticns, are
SH1N0LE BI-LEVELS, with every
ieature you could possibly want!
3 AID 4 BEDROOMS, LARGE liv-
ing room with sweeping view from
picture window, SEPARATE dining
room. SPACIOUS, de luxe kitchen,
THREE tull-sized bedrooms, TWO
full-sised baths; completely I'm
tshed recreation room and large
entrance FOYER. Nearing COM
pletion. and selling for ONLY
SlS,750. with BEST financing.
This one really has the space.
DIR: Out Kenilworth ave. to Car
tiers lane or Kennedy st. (E. River,
dale, near safeway), proceed east
on on Carriers lane or Kennedy
ct. east 8 blks. to seth ave. and
new home. Exclusive with
BOWERS BROS, AP. 7-s4OO
HMLcREsT HGHTS, 1886 2Srd
PkWy. eourt-6-rm. brick semi
Oct, Ia baths, full din. rm., tiled
bsmt., cow. located to public and
parochial school. Assume S14.360,
4fase CT loan with low monthly
payments and small dn. payment,
Out Branch ave-, to Iverson st..
right and continue past shopping
center to 23rd Parkway, left and
follow signs to open house.
handy REALTY CO., REALTOR,
re. 6-4300; ewes, 10. 2-0952.
HTTT @NNN~ FY~R~0@-@
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CHILLuM AREA

4-bedrm. Cape Cod: din. rm., re-
rm. This home Is near school
churches and shopping. S16,600.
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BE0pem

sERwYN HEIGHTS. open / til 9
s ssSSS 'aR PsDA ave- S:.u s-S :saIP RIs
full bsmt., lget lot with Lowell!
trees. QREENbELT REALTY CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23

2 blks TO Ct. Johns and Rolling
Crest Jr. High. Split level, 4-bed-
I'm, hrk-1nd-frsme. This Is one
Of those hard-to-1nd homes with
iaTse family room Tor cornfortSbie
living for Z large family. S22.760.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23
EAST PINES

Suburban living with city
cows. Lge. shaded lot
w/commanding oak trees
giving the beauty and charm
this type Of home fits into.
3 bedrms., IN baths. din.
rm.. country sized kitchen.
bSmt. w/1-car garage. Plus
gear gaTage and workshop.
Ideal for tinkering man or
family. Priced as $16,500.
subj. to FLA. Terms. 1-R,
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INDIAN HEAD EWY. bserms
covered patio, .Seiis Wooded sso iot ]
fenced pa, Si0k00; Sis1ns 81.
etSSq i..EEsssTSp ss baisnes IA cash
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TEMPLE HILLS
Outstanding 3-bedrm. split-level;
with eut-stone firepi', spacious
din. rm., light and airy dream
kit, lRe. incl. porch. 2 baths, 2.
car garage. Priced to sell today ct
$26, $50. .BERENS SALES, RE.
6-5400 til 0.
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HOUSES F0E sALE-MD.

aLAseAgAN0R, 5Ols Neptuns ave.
comb, Kit, 8 bedrms.. bath: rec
rm.; fenced yard: close TO schoois;
COW. trangp.; panoramic view OF
Potomac. EN-. 3-l92S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD...

SO AcnEs q beautiful land our
S SSIaS ne so$s r. Sss: sFe
room. recreation room. nssu t
full slate roof; asking $40 800. A.
J. KESSINGER q CO., ~. 9-4bl1
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N. AVONDALE
GLENN DALE

Like new, 3-bedrm. brk. semi-Col.
onial, In this choice location. FlIl
bsmt., "a baths. FLA appraised
Sl4.7bO or assume large 40 loan
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49, ASSsOA4
lBELTsvMLE--cute, clean. 2-bed-
room bungaloW; full basement;
SlO,6OO, Oh. No money down.
BERwYN UNDERESTIMATE and
stucco 3-bedroom; large living
ROOM N-aeHe lot: Sl3,600; S4O0
down. FLA.
Acknowledgment, 3-bedroom
rambler: h-aere fenced lot; $3.50
down and assume S10,6 CT loan.
Price, $13,3S0.
DECENTRALIZATION from at.
Jerome's School. Fine older Cape
Cod with z bedrooms and room
Tor more; basement, rec. Tm.
Assume al loan, $40 per mo.
COLLEGE PARK-Lge 6.rm. Colo
NAL. on shaded fenced lot; base.
ment; dead-end street; FHA an.
proved; $4,000. Must sell.
sUNNYBRooK 4-bedroom Cane
Cod; 20x30 heated garage, fun
basement. tiled kitchen; FHA ap-
proved; $l6'S00. $3.50 down..
COLLEGE PARK-New 4-bedroom
cape Cod; separate dining room,
!ulI basement, large lot. Must sell;
S1s,950; terms.
BURCH REALTY co.
TO. 9-5992 OPEN TIL 0 Pm.
BRADBURY HTS. "a BEDRMS.
Buy FLA with low dn. payment or
rent Sl26 mo. Brick Cape Cod,
nm. with bar; fri. porch: fenced
Call Mr.. Elsaesser, 10. 7.l5T6N
FoRTN REALTY. 10. $4,000
bERWYN HEIGHTS, 3 bedrm, Dr.,
complete GE kit. ceramic bath,
lot. Near NAsA. cony. to Schooi
and church. Assume FILA loan.
PONTIAC REALITIES. or. $1,000,
CALL YOUR WIFE! Tell her We have
with carport: az bedfms Voo Se
burning fireplace; hot-wsier heat
and Bohemian kitchen, on 4
beautiful oak-studded fenced lott
Call US to see 1t noWl
lGARYLHNp i SALES S-~ xP. V7-2o7S
CAMP SPRINGS
BY oWNER-LEe. 2-bedrm. o.
Snaped rambler: over an acre Of
ground w/ereek and fruit trees;
!Gs nv: rEi; wLArepl.. Wv. CAR
Sunroom, patio, Ice. gar: excel.
neighb0rhood; mr.. public and "a :
Eochial schools: $4,000. HI. O.
6720.
CAMP sPRINGS-2 b.r., E-acFe lot,
on Allentown I'd. $3.50, 81, 900
cash. He. 9-0s59, RE. 6-066I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23
WOODLAWN

The Perry Boswell Co.
REALTORS WA. 7-4500
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SITNNVRRaOK

SUNNYBROOK
4-bedrm. Cape Cod: din. rm., rec.
rm. This home Is near schools,
churches and shopping. $16,600.
CHILLUM AREA
2 blks 10 ct. Johns and Rolling
Crest Jr. High. Split level, 4-bed-
rEn. brk-and-frsme. This Is one
Of those hard-to-flnd homes with
ample bedrms. and baths and q
large family room for comfortable
living for { large family. S22.760.
N. AVONDALE
Like new, 3-bedrm. brk. semi-Col-
onial, In this choice location. Full
bsmt., Ia baths. FILA appraised
S14,7bO or assume large 81 loan.
GLENN DALE
5-bedrm. rambler on " acre, rec.
fm., carport and large gear gar
age. Sacrifice ct S21,960.
CLOSE IN
Large home on large lot. This would
be ideal for Q large family. II il
In 2 apis ct present time. $14.950.
LEWISDALE
5 -bedrm., 2-full bath hrk. Cape Cod /:
en- ideal home for the large family |;
fireplace In liv. rm. large din. rn.
and kit, breezeway 10 2-car ga
rage and many other extras, S21, -
ebO on FLA terms.
EVANSVILLE
Why pay rent when you can buy
this brick 2-bedrm. home with
basement in this choice location
Tor only $13,600 on FLA terms.
$500 TOTAL PRICE
On this 5-rm. bungalow, near the
y. e. line. A real buy for some
lucky person.
RANCHER
Comfortable suburban living In this
3-peorm. nome on A-acre. Rec.
rm.. al large rms. with radiant
neat You must see this home.
bEHENS, AP. 7-4646
COLLEGE PARK-Sle5 On. buys
this lovely 3-bedrm. det. rambler
S S12i is. lot vacant OWNER 10
COLLEGE HTS. ESTs.-Beaut. 4
bedrm. paneled -den Colonial: dble,
gar. INFO. call BUTLER REALTY
CO., AP. 7-3070,
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RAY PARK

4-bedrm. brick Cope Cod;
ga baths, patio, rec. room
in bsmt. Lee. liv. rm., din.
Fm.. ultramodern kit. IN.
eluded In sale. Deep-fFeeSe,
dishwasher, disposal, auto
washer, -ton air eond. and
many other extras incl. A
very nice neigilborhood.
close to shopping, schools
and trengp. Priced at only
S20,000, $1,000 down. S.V.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23

5 -bedrm,, 2-full bath hrk. Cape Cod /:
an ideal home for the large family /;
fireplace In liv. rm. large din. rm.
and kit, breezevay 10 2-car ga.
rage and many other extras, 81, ).
$50 on FLA terms.
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DEWEY M. FREEMAN

INC, REALTORS
3214 Branch Ave. Sc. 10. s-770O
southern Maryland's First RealtoP
SEABROOK ACRES-Immae. reds
wood ramb. w/3 bedrms.. flrepl.,
kit. wLtAble space, sep. din. rm.,
partially finished rec. Fm. and
workshop on huge cor. lot with
patio and lge. shade trees. 81 500
On, low mo. pymts. REAL ESs
TATE CONSuLTANTs, Oh. g.
$500, JU. b-371O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23
QUINCY MANOR

S-bedFm. semidet. brick: IN
baths, hv. and din. area,
kit. nm. rec. room. Priced
q $14.600, subj. to PHA.
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BERENs, AP. 1886

COLLEGE PARK-SIs5 On. buys
On IEs EVE it, S yssse o Sss EESsmHsE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23
TEMPLE HILLS

Four-year-old Cape Cod brick. &
bedrooms. Q baths, 9 fireplaces,
full bsmt., oil h.-w. heat. GE
kitchen: on -street parking; lot FOX
200; FLA financing. $500 down.
Ewes. Mr.. Baxter, AP. 7-4745.
John F. Donohoe
& Sons, Inc.
Ii. 3-0O84 REALTORS
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HYATTSVILLE
$500 TOTAL PRICE

Why pay rent when you can buy
this brick. 2-bedrm. home with
basement in this choice location
Tor only $13,600 on FLA terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23
WOODLAND

S-bedrm. brick; IN baths,
family rm,, living and din.
Ing area w/modern Kit.
walking dist. to schools.
shufehes and shopping.
Priced ct $4,000, $500
down. bal. S1i6 for every.
thing. ll-V,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23
AS HE. A-1nnr

LANHAM-Beautiful new 3-bedrm.
brick rambler: equip. kit, Ice. liV.
rm.' tiled bath. full bsmt.; plumb
ing roughed In for bathroom:
attached gsrage; lovely h-ecre
Level lot; nice neighborhood; 2
elks. 70 school, blk. to bus. Only
STORCH, SP. 2-4kna ~
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BERWYN HEIGHTS

3-bedrm. rambler, III baths:
nv. I'm. W/nrepl., din. rm.,
from porch; Ice. lot, place
for Riddles to play. Close to
schools, churches, COW. to
dual lane highway to wash.
Priced subj. to FLA, SIT.
500 w/S90O dn., bal.
$102.21 plus taxes and ms.
Trades considered. 12-V.
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KENTL.ANn


B.bedfm. Colonial wiser. Gin. rm
close to schi,. shcppins an1
transp.. only $3.50 dn., $50 totaj
mo. pymts.. FLA approved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23
LAUREL AREA

S.bedrm. rambler; Mv. fm.
and dinette, mod. kit; level
yard. Close to shopping,
sch coils. churches and
transp. Priced ct $4,000.
Subs. cash req. 1-C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23

Comfortable suburban living in thii
3-bedrm. home on Aa-acre, Rec
Tm.. all large rms. with radiant
heat You must see this home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23

cHEvERLY AREA. owner rea
anxious, will pay FHA settle.
ment cost, over S225, on thi,
attractive 40 #. brick rambler
with large rooms. 4 bedrmS., large
screened porch. Level lot, excellent
as much as $1,000. This one mus
sell. See today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23
CLOSE IN

5-bedrm. rambler on v acre. rec
age. Sacrifice ct S21,960.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23

COLLEGE PARK-New 4-bedroom
cape Cod; separate dining room,
Jul basement. large lot. Must sell;
S1S,050: terms. '''
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LEWISDAIE

LEWIsDALE, 2lll Van Buren, st
rms 3 1ull baths, V sepS q sRsc d1Ss
Ing I'm. Near school. VACANT
$1,000 Gown. HUGH 7. PECK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23

sEABRooK ACRES, OPEN SUN.
BY APPT.-Immac. redwood rarnb.
wI3 bedrms., firepl., Kit. wItable
space, sep. din. rm.. partially nm.
rec. rm. and workshop on huge
cor lot w/patio and Ice. shade
trees; $1,000 dn., low mo. pay
ments. Mr.. Harrison. SP. 3-eS64.
REAL ESTATE CONSULTANTS,
OIL. $500, JU. 5-37IO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23

sso7 BeechvSSodd1 Td.11sErmIek P paRb.
vacant; Ice. liv. rm.. frepl., din,
nm. mod; kit, full bsmt., picture
WINDOW; lge. fenced I'd, CLAUDE
SH1FLEr, RIA. 1880,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23
LEWISDALE

Large home on large lot. This would
n sp sDt. i q present. sent t ia@isi 4d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23

Better than new this charming 2.
oedrm; BUNGALOW w/eneloSed porch,
eep. din. ,rm., mod. equip. kit. /;
Dsmt. WIDE luxe rec. rm. and
workshop; Ice. shaded lot. asking
Sl4.0OO; owner will finance, quick
Evening star., 1960-07-29
Schueffer Rides
Three Winners
At Shenandoah

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
July 29 (SpeciaD Officials at
Shenandoah Downs say they
need a $850,OO0 mutual handle
tonight and tomorrow night to
make the nightly average hit
1926. 900, the figure they origin
ally set for the week.
A crowd of 5.0O1 wagered
$257,881 last night and saw
Apprentice Jockey Eddie Shaef-
fer ride three winners to move
onto the list Of 10 top riders at
the meeting with a total of
eight victories. Schaeffer rode
FlyWay Flyer to victory in the
featured Soroptimist Club
Purse. the eighth race, and also
had winners in the fourth and
sixth races.
-Four fans named five winners
and each got a Big Bonanza
cut of 2,440.40. The Little Bon
ANA, worth $3.50, went to 79
fans. The total Bonanza pool
was $16,216.
Evening star., 1960-07-29
Potomac Playing
In Polo Twin Bill

Potomac Polo Club tonight
plays both ends of a Maryland
Virginia Polo Association dou-
ble-header at its Travilah, Md,
arena.
The second game will match
Potomac and Warrenton, which
have split two previous deci-
sions this season. Frank Will
son, Halter Cunningham, Tom
Dowd and Dick Moran will be
in the home lineup.
The first game at $50 lists
Bill Malone, Col. Joe Smoak,
JEFF Davis and Frank Stallone
of Potomac against the Doll
Baby team from near Darnes-
town. which features 14-year-
old Mark Cunningham.
Evening star., 1960-07-29
Warner Due
To Be ouoh
InJoyceeGoI

The Junior Chamber of Com
merce National golf tournament
will be played next month at
Waterloo, Iowa. and one of the
most formidable entrants
should be Henry Luke Warner.
Warner, the District and
Middle Atlantic junior cham
pion last year, added the Junior
Chamber of Commerce title to
his honors yesterday at East
Potomac with a 3-and-2 victory
over Dick Rushmore.
A student at ST. Stephens
School, Alexandria, playing out
of Belle Haven Country Club,
Warner shot par golf in dis
posing of Rushmore, from Be-
thesda.
Warner, Rushmore, George
Graham from Westbriar and
John Gavin, the schoolboy
champion from Bethesda, will
make the trip to Iowa. Graham
and Gavin lost in semifinal
rounds.
Gary Kozard defeated Phil
Hargis, 3 and 2, in the first
flight and Frank Rothchild won
over Gary Wood, l up, in the
second fight.
Evening star., 1960-07-29
Tokomo Sweeps Six
With 2 No-Hitters

Takoma Fairgrounds base
ball team swept six games in
Walter johnson League elimi-
nations yesterday at Takoma,
including a pair of no-hitters,
Takoma's 12-and-under club
beat Young Playground, 1870;
Lafayette, 80; and Taft, I'll,
The 14-and-under nine downed
Banneker, 40; Chevy Chase,
80. and Langdon Park, 7-3.
No-hitters were pitched by
Bernie Dean against Young
and by Ronnie Panneton
against Chevy Chase.
Evening star., 1960-07-29
Hill Pitches Sixth
Industrial Victory

Dennis Hill at 5-foot-5 is the
smallest sandlot player in the
Industrial League. but at the
moment he's the big man in the
f1ve-team circuit.
Southpaw Hill, a junior at
George Washington University
won his sixth without defeat as
Silver Hill beat VolkswagenS
IL, yesterday on the Ellipse.
Hill struck out nine, walked
one and gave up only five hits
as Silver Hill won its sixth
straight in second half play
after an opening loss.
Harry Beach broke out Of a
slump to lead Silver Hills l2-
hit attack with five-for-five and
two runs batted in.
Silver Hill ---lO2 OlO 3OO-7 IL ]
VolkSwagenS --- OlO 900 O00-l ;
Hill (6-Op and Dobson: Payne Q-2D
Burkhead 80. Fowler 90 and Lloyd.
Evening star., 1960-07-29

Ben Kerner and General Man
ager Ed Macauley. He said
he might be back in the NBA
someday but only as a head
coach, not in any other
capacity"
Martin, only 5-foot-10. was
the last active member of the
old Minneapolis Lakers who
raped up the league in the
early 1950S.
AS a collegian. he led the
University of Texas to the
Southwest Conference title in
1947.
He was with the Lakers from
1949 until 1856 when New York
acquired him. He was picked
up by the Hawks in middle
cember Of 1856 and helped
spark the Hawks to the first
of four consecutive Western Di-
vision titles.
Martin played in 745 NBA
games. scoring 1887 points. He
appeared in more playoff games
than any one in league history.
He plans to enter private
business in Houston, Tex, his
home town.
Evening star., 1960-07-29
Mrs. Lufkin Gets
Ace, but Loses,
In 'C' PIoyoff

A Sudden-death playoff and
a hole-in-one featured play in
the Glass C Division of the Dis
trict Women's Golf Association
yesterday at Norbeck.
The sudden death piayoff in
volved Mrs. Herbert Sherman
of Manor and Mrs. Rodney Luf =
kin Of Prince Georges for low
net prize. Mrs. Sherman won
it on the second extra hole with
a par.
Only minutes before Mrs.
Lufkin made hole-in-one with
a six-iron shot on the par
three, 118-yard 18th hole,
which helped her tie Mrs.
Sherman at the end of 18
holes.
Mrs. Sherman had 89-19--
10 for low net. Mrs. Lufkin
had an 88 for low gross.
Other net winners were Mrs.
Julia Nelson of Brooke Hranor,
89-17-72; Mrs. Wiley Beale,
Prince Georges, 90-18-72, and
Mrs. Leo Shaudis of Manor,
91-18-73.
Evening star., 1960-07-29
Miss Zupnik Retains
Woodmont Golf Title

Miss Florence Zupnik,
youngest ever to win the wom-
ems club golf championship at
Woodmont, retained her title
yesterday in a final match
postponed from last week.
The 18-year-old University
of Maryland sophomore de-
feated Mrs. Lawrence Jacobs,
5 and 4, then finished her
round for an unofficial 79
score.
Evening star., 1960-07-29
Ed Graham Gets
Double Workout
On Capitol Card

Eddie Graham was pressed
into double duty last night as
he substituted for Johnny
Gabor in one of the team
matches on the wrestling show
at Capitol Arena. I
Graham joined frankie
Gabor to score a victory ovel
Red Bastien and Arnold Skoa-
land. Later. Graham pinned
Chief SUM War Cloud in his
regularly scheduled bout.
AL Costello and Roy Heffer-
nan defeated Prince Maiavs
and Johnny Walker in another
team match, Karl Krausel
pinned Jack VanSky and Dor
Curtis won over Tony Altimore
Evening star., 1960-07-29
RACING
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withdrawal. With nine start
Ers, the field is the smallest
since the Delaware was in
rorporated into the Distaff Big
three series in 1855.
Reginald N. Webster's Quill,
2-year- old champion of 1858,
and the Mooring Stables
Tempted are the chief opposi-
tion to Royal Native, who could
lust about clinch the f1lly-and-
mare championship by win
ming. Royal Native is conced-
ing 4 pounds to Quill and gives
away as much as 19 to some
Of her rivals.
More showers tonight and to-
morrow are forecast, so there
S a prospect of an off track.
Royal Native is not bothered by
muddy track.
Herbert Herf's Intensive, a
chestnut son of Intent, is the
probable odds-on-choice for
the Arlington Futurity off vic
tories in the Hyde Park, George
Woolf and Gulfstream Park
Dinner Stakes. But Glover D.
Kings Pappa's All, winner of
the $100,000-added Hollywood
Park Juvenile Championship
last Saturday, could take down
the biggest share of the rich
purse. Also we'll regarded is
Fred w. Hooper's Crozier. All
starters carry l22 pounds.
The Brooklyn Handicap is
expected to draw a field of six
but it is the renewal of the
Bald Eagle-Sword Dancer-First
Landing feud that'll send the
fans to the big New York oval.
Harry F. Guggenheim's Bald
eagle. winner of the Metro
politan Mile, first of the handi-
cap triple, in a very fast 1885,
again packs top weight Of 1870.
Sword Dancer from Mrs. Isabel
Dodge Sloane's Brookemesde
Stable. first in the longer Sub
urban Handicap, picks up 1877.
{. T. Chenery's First Landing,
second in both races, carries
1913. Other probables include
Calumet Farms speedy but er-
tatic On-and-On, 118; Emil
Oolce's Manassa MauIer. lis,
and Arnold Hangers Waltz,
l13.
Little Tumbler, winner of the
Colleen at Monmouth and the
Astoria at Aqueduct in the
silks of the Meadowbrook
Stable. is the choice for the
Sorority.