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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-04-01
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These events are a very i'm
portant part of Holy Trinity
High School for everyone is
expected to work with the
group to help make them a
success.
ON THE SCHOLASTIC side
Holy Trinity has much to of
fer through participation in
local, state, and national essay
contests. We are presented
the opportunity for much Gre
alive work in literature. Each
year many poems and essays
by Trinity students are ac-
cepted for publication by the
National High School Poetry
and Essay Association The
annual testing program in
cludes: the Ohio Employment
Aptitude Test, taken by the
seniors to determine the spe-
cial field of each ones tai
ents, the Merit Scholarship
Test; the District Scholarship
Tests, taken at Athens, Ohio:
and the Betty Croker Home
makers Test, taken by the
senior girls for which the one
named Homemaker of Tomor-
row is awarded a pin.
ANY STUDENTS wishing
TO take the other scholarship
tests may do so. Besides these
special examinations, Holy
Trinity students receive their
basic and most valuable
scholastic learning every day
through the hard work and
guidance of the Sisters.
Our religious program
ranks very high since Somer-
set is the cradle of Catholicity
in Ohio. We observe the First
Fridays by a dialogue Mass
in which the whole school
participates.
DURING HOLY WEEK
there is a three day retreat
which only the students at
tend, The usual functions of
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-04-01
Ohio Regional Tourney
Set For This Weekend

the Evangelist; jim Thesing
of Lancaster st. Mary; Jack
Wittenmeier of Holy Rosary:
Mike Finn of st. Agatha; Dan
lei Robins of Our Lady of
Peace; Bill HUM of Immacu.
late Conception; AL Bellisari
of Our Lady of Victory; Lar
~ Thompson of st. Francis
of Assist: Barbara Weber of
St. Mary Magdalene; Margaret
Hoffman of St. Thomas; Mike
Zigarella of st. Francis; Ron
Eifurt of st. Mary Magdalene:
and Joe Refs of st. Mary Mag
dalene.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-04-01
Columbus Diocese CYC
Hosts Youth Cage Event

Fifteen ~top-flight quintets. representing the six
Ohio dioceses. will compete in the annual basketball
tournament of the Ohio Regional Council of Catholic
Youth.
The tournament will be held this Saturday and
Kodiak mirror., 1960-06-18
Call For Bids

Bids from contractors to paint exteriors of seven buildings, and the interior of one building, on the U. S. Naval Station here have been invited by the 17th Naval District Public Works Officer.
 Invitations to bid on Contract NBy-23291 was made public on June g. Bids will be accepted by that office until three pm. (AST) 28 June 1860.
 Interested contractors may ob- tain bid and specification infor- nation upon application to the District Public Works Officer, Box 38, U. S. Naval Station, Ko- diak.
 Under the specifications of this contract, the successful bidder will be expected to provide all paints. materials and other equipment necessary to complete the work.
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CHANGES ANNOUNCED Continued from page n

to read: Co No lead shall be less than 9 fathoms or more than 75 fathoms in length except in the Unimak district and the Bear River section of the North Cen tral district.
 Part 108-Kodiak Area. Section read: (b) When fishing for or talk ing king crab, no individual or
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Help Wanted

Woman for general office work, typing & bookkeeping. Good sal ary to right person. Permanent. Write A. B. S., Box 1907, giving
 references & experience. tin
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Is it cabin cruiser for sale with
 or without 35 hp Johnson motor. Boat w/controls, $500; boat &
 motor, 5000. See Ed Opheim, Pleasant Harbor, Ouzinkie, Alas ka. 1927
Kodiak mirror., 1960-06-18
Notices

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUSLY you have a drinking problem &
 need help, write Box 376, Ko- diak or call 3912 days, 2364 nights. tin
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80 acre ranch, nice furn. home w/view; several ex lots, other good buys w/terms to please your pocketbook. KODIAK ALEUTIAN REALTY, Ph 2761.
 18-1n
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Will baby sit child of working mother in my home. Call 4544.
 18-1y
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For Rent

1-bdrm house comp furn, electric range, wash mach, refrig. Avble
 June 1. Ph 1923 eyes after Mon day. tin
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Standard office typewriterS; power winches; 5 gal. paint spray pot
 w/regulator & hose; Boise Crane
 jointer; 20 T floor jack; pro pane & kerosene burners; high pressure hose on reels; 3 snap ties; Swede hooks; binders, etc. too numerous to mention. Ph 3081. 18-1n
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vessel shall operate or fish more than thirty (3O) pots or ring nets in the aggregate.
 Gel Each king crab pot or ring not buoy shall be plainly and leg ibly marked with the permanent Department registration number, and all buoys shall be numbered.
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l 3-bdrm furn apt. Hot water heat
 & ldry facilities. Ph 5231 or 5555, Earl Cessna. 18-2y
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THRIFT SHOP & Rummage Sale at Baptist Mission Is pm on Saturdays. tin
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Services

For insured towing & wrecker
 service call JERRY'S WRECK FER. Ph 6464. tin
Kodiak mirror., 1960-06-18

PLUMBING & MEANINGLESS, satisfying service & guaranteed work. Harbor View Plumbing &
 Heating. Ph 6222. tin
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Table we chairs, $35; sewing ma chine w/buttonhole attachment, $35, 2 record players, $157$30. Can be seen at 140O Hemlock or
 call 3712. 18-1y
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Try our delicious barbecued chicken. SNACK SHACK, Ph 5133. tin
Kodiak mirror., 1960-06-18

LR set, end tables, lamps & chairs, $130; TV, $75; Dinette set, $20;
 auto. washer, $85. Parker, Ph 258. 18-1n
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ISLAND ELECTRONICS - Radio
 & " repair Open 12 to pm. } Ph 6022. tin
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Trailer wIbuilt-on bdrm & lean-to.
 $65 mo. Ph 6074. 18-1y
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The phone number of Anna's
 Apparel is 2452. tin
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JACK ALTMAN POST NO. I7
 AMERICAN LEGION

meets the 1st Thursday of every month at 7:30 pm. at the American Legion Dug-Out
 above city hall.
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Mill Bay Garage & quonset, fur nished & very cheap. A very good buy for mechanic or comb. welder. Place can pay for busi- ness in 1 season. It did last year. Call 6171 after 5 pm. or
 contact Mathey Fitzgerald. tin
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Tickets to the Halibut Derby - July 15-16-17. Sponsored by the
 Kodiak Outdoorsmen. 18-5n
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Writing desk; reclining vibrator chair; 2 sleeping bags; 6" pipe;
 pickets for fence; 2 bicycles;
 Is hp 3 phase motor; tongue
 & groove siding; 1x6s; parakeet. Call Hylton, Ph 2688. 18-1n
Kodiak mirror., 1960-06-18
Miscellaneous

Free kittens. Ph 6604. 18-1n
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Read the clasSifieds for profit; use them for results.
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Kitchen & dining room chairs-$5 each or 6 for $25. Ph 5822. 18-1y
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For Sale

ISLAND FOUNTAIN is for sale. Ph 4454. tin
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21" RIGA TV set, needs repair.
 Make offer; like-new maternity clothes, size 10. Ph 2742. 18-1y
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New trailer houses-8' to 18' wide to 60' long. Also Mobile Motels & offices. New 10'x45' 2Ibdrm Fleetwood on display. Auto. washer, dbl insulation & front kitchen. Kodiak Mobile Home Sales & Court. Located on Mill Bay Rd 2 blks N. of city limits, l blk to right. Ph 3084. 18-1n
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Customized 8mm Mauser rifle w/receiver sights. In ex. cond. With 48 shells & case, $90 Ph 48O4 or stop at 1761 No. Blvd.
 18-1y
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Modern cabin on Mission Rd.
 $500. Ph 4074. tin

Pay yourself high wages! Erect an
 ADCOR pre-cut cabin, cottage, store, warehouse, hangar. 42 models, low as $99. FILA financ-
 ing available. Details ADCOR- PRE-BUILTS, 7O35 N. E. Has salo, Portland, Oregon. 11-3n
Evening star., 1960-09-13
YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
BY FOREST EVASHEVSKI
Iowa Football Coach
Question

The official position for a
football referee is behind the
team with the ball: for an UNI
pire, behind the defensive
team. The head lineSman and
field judge are on opposite
sides Of the field.
In the Georgia Tech-Ken-
lucky game the linesman is on
Techs right for the first hall,
the field judge on Techs left.
In the second quarter Of the
game, with Tech playing the
four middle men on a Six-man
line close together, Kentucky
gains II yards on a play by
using the right half to clip the
Tech left tackle as he charges
across the scrimmage line.
You are the Kentucky cap
tain and quarterback. To whom
should you protest:
l. The referee?
2. The umpire?
8. The head lineSman?
4. The field Judge?
(AnSwer on Page ca
Evening star., 1960-09-13
AMERICAN

CONTINUED FROM rage C~A
500 ball (4-4) since grabbing
the lead from the Yankees in
a three-game sweep at Balti-
more a week and a half ago.
It's a skid that's nothing new.
Since leading the AL for IA OF
IS days which bridged May and
June, Baltimore four times has
battled to the top. only to fall.
The Orioles were in first June
11-then lost two in q row and
three of four. They were first
on June 16-then lost three of
six. And they were first June
26-then lost three in a row
and IL of Is.
New York, which has won
seven Of its last 10, opens with
Southpaw Whitley Ford (9-8)
at Kansas City. The AS go
with Bud Daley Q4-1D, the
lefty who has won just two of
IL since leading the league in
victories with a 1874 record at
the All-Star break.
The Yankees, who have won
four in a row, have dropped
only one of six in their final
swing through the West. That
lone defeat was at Chicago,
where the White Sox then
swept two from Baltimore and
two from Boston for their win
ming streak.
Chicago, like the Orioles, has
only Is games left. The Yam
KEGS have IT, and their run-in
with Baltimore is the last head
to-head showdown among the
contenders.
Evening star., 1960-09-13
THE BASEBALL
BEAT
BY BURTON HAWKINS

II innings on the mound for
the Senators Cleveland
officials are roofing for the
Senators to finish fourth +.
They realize the Indians sea-
son is shot, since they failed
to figure in the pennant Scram-
BILE and feel it would benefit
the game If the Senators es-
cape the second division for
the first time in IA years.
Sammy White. Boston catch
er who quit baseball last spring
when traded to the Indians.
has told at least one friend
he'll be returning to the game
next year Teammate Pete
Runnels says. II doubt it.
Whites bowling alley in BoS-
ton is making a mint of money. "
Pitcher Don Lee Of the
will point his car in
the direction Of the University
Of Arizona when the season
ends, continuing his pursuit of
a diploma Fans will be
served cake when the Senators
fete their honorary coach. Nick
Altrock, on his 84th birthday
Saturday before the game with
the Red Sox.
There will be q home-run-
contest between the
Jim Lemon and Kille-
brew and the Yankees Roger
MariS and Mickey Mantle be-
fore the Senators game with
the Yankees at Griffith Sta
dium September rs Two
nights later. also before a game
with the Yankees, the Senators
and Redskins will play a touch
football game.
The Senators front office is
roofing for q race to the wire
between the Yankees, Orioles
and White Sox because it will
mean a small fortune to the
club treasury If either the
Yankees or Orioles sweep their
four-game series in New York
over the week end it will chop
heavily into attendance at
Washington, where the Sena-
tors have three dates with the
Yankees and five with the
Orioles.
Raymond Crump, Griffith
visiting clubhouse at
tendant who is travelling with
the Senators. is hoping the pen
nant is clinched in Washington
by the Orioles or Yankees e.
It could mean a small bundle to
him, what with happy players
tipping lavishly in celebrating
their good fortune.
Evening star., 1960-09-13

posing tacklers. THE traffic was
heavy in our backf1eld at times
last year"
Two of Gabriel's top re-
ceivers of last year are back,
Claude Gibson at right half and
Jim Tapp at end. They caught
19 and 13, respectively. But Ron
Podwika. who caught %. was
graduated.
Gabriel apparently is going to
have to carry the offense unless
Roger Moore. a sophomore full
back. comes through. The top
three left halfbacks return, but
they barely topped 200 yards
rushing among them last year.
Reynolds Helps Line
Except for 280-pound Tiny
Reynolds, who lives a long for
ward pass from the University
of Maryland campus, the line
is light. Reynolds, a tackle,
tabled a bright pro prospect,
was hurt much of last season.
If he's in good shape, the State
line will be tougher.
Edwards has a smaller staff
smaller stadium, fewer players,
and less money to spend than
his big state rivals. But he
beat North Carolina three
straight years. tied Duke three
years ago. and lost to the Blue
Devils by Z and by 2 points the
last two seasons.
State had to go afar to fill
its schedule. booking MisSis-
sippi Southern, UCLA and Ari-
zona State away from home.
Edwards made a quick reply
to a reporters question on "Op-
Grafton Football" Somebody
asked him if he thought Satur-
days opening game with VPI
would make or break the sea-
son. II would say so," Edwards
answered. I'VE won our OPEN
ing game last year-and lost
the next nine"
Evening star., 1960-09-13
Warriors Rehire
Neil Johnston

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 13
AP).-The Philadelphia War
riors will be coached again this
year by Neil Johnston.
Owner Eddie Gottlieb an
nounced yesterday that he had
signed Johnston, a former War
riors' player, to another one
year contract. Terms we're not
disclosed.
Johnston in his first season
last year led the Warriors to a
second-place finish in the East
ern Division of the National
Basketball Association. The
club reached the Eastern play
off finals but were eliminated
by the Boston Celtics.
Evening star., 1960-09-13
MIL Opens Oct. 5

MONTREAL. Sept. 13 (AP) d.
The National Hockey League
will open the 1960-61 season on
the earliest date in its history,
October 5. The opening of the
regular campaign will be pre-
ceded by the annual all-star
game October l when a picked
team Of players from the five
other clubs oppose the Cana
dienS in Montreal.
Evening star., 1960-09-13

CHICAGO. Sept. IS. Ted
Williams home in the Florida
Keys was demolished by Hurri-
cane Donna. Some of the
loss is covered by insurance.
but Ted estimates 1t will cost
him about $4,000. :. Williams
probably will be making his
farewell appearance at Grif1ith
Stadium in a three-game series
starting Friday night. He
told John Carmichael, Chicago
Daily News sports columnist, he
definitely will quit after this
season.
Bob Howsam. owner Of the
Denver baseball team in the
A m e + ic n Association. rates
IZoro Versailles. Charleston
shortstop due to join the Sena-
tors here today. as better than
half the ShortStops in the ma
jors."
Jack Kralick pitched a shut
out against the Athletics in
his last start, but when some-
body said, Mice going" his
reply was "Aw, nuts" He
meant it. The AS were
hitting line drives OF him all
night and Kralick didn't like
his effort despite the result.
Casey Stengel says, "The
club that wins the most games
will win the pennant and that's
going to be me" Herman
Franks and Hank Sauer. scout
ing for the San Francisco
Giants, have been taking turns
following the Senators could
be they are scanning them only
with winter trades in mind,
but it also is possible they're
reporting on what they think
Of Cookie Lavagetto as q man
ager Cookie has been ru-
mored as the Giants next pilot.
If the Senators had reversed
their 6-16 record against the
Indians they would be tied with
Chicago for third place, three
games back of the front-run-
ming Yankees Harmon
Killebrew is averting a salary
slash with his late homer
heroics.
Truman Clevenger has yield
ed seven homerS in his last
Evening star., 1960-09-13
SENATORS

Continued From Page C-1
him. He's willing to settle for
adequate defensive maneuver-
ing. which he hasn't been re-
ceiving recently from Valdi-
vielso or Console.
Varsalles, First Baseman Don
Mincher, Outfielder Lamar
Jacobs and Pitcher Hector
Maestri are due to report here
today. Maestri. a Highlander,
had an 11-9 record with Char
lotte and will be employed in
relief. Mincher will be used
only as a pinch-hitter, while
Jacobs may be used as a late
inning defensive replacement.
Schedule Favors Tribe
The Senators regard their
l1a-game lead over the In
dams as insufficient. for in
their remaining 16 games the
Indians will be battling the
downtrodden Athletics seven
times.
1--WE should have opened q
bigger gap" Lavagetto said.
We're in trouble because the
Indians have an easier sched-
ule, even though they have
six games left with the White
Sox. We've got a fight ahead
of us if we're going to finish
fourth"
The Senators will carry a
three-game losing streak into
the White Sox opener. The
White Sox hope to keep rolling
while the Yankees and Orioles
carve each other up in their
four-game series over the week
end.
Lopez Confident
The White Sox, with little
racing room left, have no more
games with the Orioles or
Yankees, but their new mo-
mentum, plus a Baltimore-New
York split over the week end,
could thrust them into stronger
contention.
"All we have to do Is keep
winning" said Manager AL Lo-
pez, confined to bed Sunday and
Yesterday with a virus. The
Yankees and Orioles are going
to lose some games. They've
had their hot streaks and I feel
that we're going to have ours
now. If so, we'll still take the
pennant."
Lopez said he would be back
in uniform tonight. Coach
Tony Cuccinello ran things in
his absence Sunday. directing
the White Sox to a sweep Of q
double-header with the Red
Sox.
Lemon Duels MariS
Jim Lemon, playing with q
badly bruised left arm as the
result of being clipped by Cleve-
lands Barry Latman Saturday,
will try to gain ground in his
power duel with the Yankees
Roger MariS.
Lemon has crashed 81 hon.
ers. one less than MariS. and
trails Maris' 101 runS-batted-in
by four. Jim has q crack al
leading both leagues in homers
He's only two behind Ernie
Banks of the Cubs.
Now in fourth place among
American League home-rur
swatterS Is Harmon Killebrew
who has pounded % homer'
since the first All-Star Game
to boost his total to 20. ThC
Killer has smashed four in hi
last four games, collecting three
in a double-header against the
Tigers Sunday.
Less spectacular, but hotter
is Lennie Green. In his last
nine games the little center.
fielder has batted .594. collect.
ing 19 hits in 80 tries. Lennit
has boosted his average to 80;
with his sizzling streak anc
could finish as the Senators
| lone 800 hitter.
Evening star., 1960-09-13
Stuart Helps Pittsburgh
Slash Magic Number to II
BY the Associated Press

NOW lLB LICK SCuarJ, SIAM
ming home runs for distance,
who is coming through for the
Pirates. who always have a guy
ready to perk 'em up.
Roberto Clemente. Bill Vir-
don. Hal Smith, Don Hoax, Bill
Mazeroski. Dick Schofield. Dick
Groat. Rocky Nelson-they've
all had a bat ready in their bid
for Pittsburgh'S first pennant
in 80 years.
Stuart stepped in last night,
betting his goth home run with
a man on base, a triple and q
single as the Pirates whipped
San Francisco, 6-1, and off,
cially eliminated the place
Giants.
SPAIN Wins 18th
The victory also sent the
Pirates into a 71a-game lead
over both st. Louis and Mil
waukee and reduced their
magic number to IL. The
Braves climbed within per-
centage point Of the second
place Cardinals with a Az de-
cision at st. Louis as Warren
SPAIN won his 10Th.
Any combination of Pitts
burgh victories and st. Louis
defeats totaling IL eliminates
the Cardinals. The combina-
ton Is 10 for the Pirates over
Milwaukee, and seven over the
Dodgers, who were rained out
at Philadelphia in the only
other MI game scheduled.
Stuart had his second three
hit game in a row, with each
cluster including a long home
run. The Pirates swung for 16
hits as Harvey Haddix won his
18th. Stuart has homered in
three of Pittsburgh's last four
victories. putting one over the
first row of trees behind the
406-foot sign in leftfleld at
Forbes Field Saturday against
Chicago.
VirdOn Pulls Muscle
Last nights shot, over the
scoreboard in left, capped a
three-run fourth inning that
iced it against Jack Sanford
02-12). The inning began with
a chill when Centerf1elder Vir-
don pulled up lame after run
ming out a double for the Pi-
rates, who already have lost
Groat for the rest of the season.
Virdon pulled a muscle in his
right leg. While it is not con-
sidered a serious injury, he
gave way to Gino Cimoli as a
precautionary measure.
Schofleld, the "no-hit" short
stop who stepped in when Groat
suffered a broken wrist last
week. continued his hitting,
going 2-for-4. He's batting an
even 500 (8-for-16). as a reg
ular.
Haddix, who has lost nine,
shut out the Giants on five hits
until the. ninth, then gave up
a single by Jimmy Davenport
and Q double by Orlando Cepeda
before mailing his fifth victory
in the last six decisions.
SPAIN, now one triumph way
from his 18th 20-victory season
and his fifth in a row, checked
the Cards on seven hits. He
got out Of a bases-loaded jam
by tanning pinch-hitter Bob
Nieman in the eighth after the
Cards had scored their second
run on an error. 1t was Spahn'S
2S6th career victory. and his
58th against st. Louis, his IA
vorite opponent. 1t tied him
with PittSburgh's Vern Law for
the season high.
The Braves had only five
hits and used only three of
those to beat Bob Gibson (3-6).
A hit batter and Joe Ad-
cocks 23d home run scored
two in the second inning. They
clinched 1t with two in the
fourth on a walk, Adcock'S dou-
BILE, a sacrifice fly by Chuck
Cottier and a double by SPAIN.
Evening star., 1960-09-13
ACC FOOTBALL PREVIEW
LuckIess WoIfPock
Depends on Gabriel

(This is the fifth in series on
football prospects OF Atlantic
Coast Conference teams. To-
morrotD-North Cardinal.
Evening star., 1960-09-13
WoIfpuck Schedule
Sept. 17-yPI at home. &.

Sept. 17-VPI at home.
Sept. 24-North Carolina>at Chapel
Hill.
Oct. 1-Virginia at home
Oct S-Maryland at home (night)
Oct. 15-Duke at Durham
Oct. 22-Mississippi Southern at
Hattiesburg (night).
Oct. 29-UCLA at Los AnEelss
(nightl.
Nov. B-waks Forest at Winston
Salem.
Nov. 12-ArizonE State at Tempe
(nighD.
Nov. 19-South Carolina at Colum-
bia
Evening star., 1960-09-13

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