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Evening star., 1960-07-30
Screams Rouj
Intruder in
Girls Room

Two l8-year-old college girls
chased an intruder out of their
second-floor bedroom window
this morning with the help of
other boarders who heard their
screams.
Detective Sergt. Edwin F.
Talbot of the Washington po-
lice general assignment squad
said Miss Nancy Prichard and
Miss Wanda White were asleep
in their room at 1901 Kalorama
road NV. when a man slipped
through the window from a fire
escape.
AS the intruder reached for
a purse hanging on the bed
post, Miss Prichard awoke and
screamed. The man leaped
across the bed and hit her.
Miss White woke up and also
screamed. The man seized her
and attempted to carry her to
the window, Sergt. Talbot said.
BY that time, others in the
building were breaking down
the door of the girls room. The
intruder dropped Miss White
and bolted out the window
PARKWAY down the fire escape
ne slipped and fell.
Police said he was last seen
limping up an alley in the rear
of the house.
A lookout was put out for q
colored man, 30 year olds. about
5 feet 10 inches and weighing
l80 pounds. He wore a light
shirt and dark pants. Both
girls are white.
Miss Prichard was treated
for face cuts at the Washing
ton Hospital Center.
The girls are students at the
University of Tennessee, work
ing as mattresses here during
the summer.
Evening star., 1960-07-30
Hotel Night Clerk
Found Dead at Desk

Louis A. Powell, ST, the night
clerk at the PENNSYLVANIA
Hotel, 20 F street NV, was
found dead at his desk this
morning.
Police said bellboy, George
Dickerson, SO, Of 1910 Linden
street NE, discovered the body
about 4:30 am. Death was at
tributed to natural causes.
Evening star., 1960-07-30

from l25 to $50 of the estab-
lishments in operation.
To carry out the raids, Mr..
Saunders pulled in 16 addi-
tional ABC agents from Fm-
poria, Petersburg, Amelia,
Alexandria and Tappahannock
to work with the Richmond
vice squad.
Evening star., 1960-07-30
Woman Charged
In Mans Death

A 32-year-old woman has
been charged by police with
homicide in the death of Will
liam H. Sheriff.. so, who was
found dead on the front porch
of his rooming house on
Thursday morning.
Police arrested Mrs. Ger
aldine Lovelace of the 100
block Of Fairmont street NV.
Mr.. Sheriff. had been stabbed
in the left calf and apparently
died from loss of blood from
a severed artery, police said.
Evening star., 1960-07-30
Chevy Chase Alumni
Of Yale Honored

The Chevy Chase Md Re-
gional Committee has been
placed on the Yale University
Alumni Funds honor roll for
outstanding alumni participa-
ton in the 1860 fund drive.
with 81 per cent of the alumni
in the area taking part in the
campaign.
The Greater Washington Re-
gional Committee, which in
cludes the Chevy Chase COM
mittee as we'll as other units
in the District and nearby
Maryland and Virginia, at
tained SO per cent participation.
Evening star., 1960-07-30

Racing From MonmOuthThe Sorority Stakes 100000 guar
anteed is the third of four major at Monmouth
Race Track this being televised by NBC It's six
furlong race for 2yearold ies and prerace comment
plus post-race interviews will be featured $50 pm
WRCA
Perry MaSOn-"The Case of the Terrified Typst" Repeat
Promising opening provide Joanna Moore with
some excellent material and she does credit to it. Unfor
unatey the peters out the story gem
ROBBERY and murder takes more twists and turns
than any tale can survive 7:30 pm. WTOP-9.
High ROad-Pakistan" epea generally leisurely show
in which we join across Pakistan You learn
something about cames watch few trades being nego-
ated meet swarm of ocuSts and get good idea of the
topography Of the country and the progress being made
in modernizing 1t. pm, WMAL-7
World Wide 6O-"Jamboree" All during the week. the Boy
Scouts of America have been celebrating the 5Oth ami
versary of their organization in Colorado Springs
This hour-long show filled with of the high spots
like the opening night pageant scene with Chco Indians
dancing, HoStNarrStor Herb Shriner entertaining the
boys at campfire party with 500-piece boy Scout
harmonica band providing the background music and an
Illustration of "sklloramas" showing the kind of skills
the boys delight in. $50 pm. WRC-4
Evening star., 1960-07-30
Turks Buy U. S.

ANKARA.-Turkey does more
business with the United States
than with anyone else. Turkey
bought $30,950,000 worth of
goods from America while SELL
ing $19,2l0,000 there in a three
month period this year.
Evening star., 1960-07-30
TV KEY PREVIEWS

ToniohtS top ShotOs as preuieDed by TV KEYS STAFF
Who attend rehedrSGlS. match screenings and dndlyse
scripts in New York. Hollywood and elsewhere Their
opinions are offered a guide to area UiewerS
Evening star., 1960-07-30
Other AM Stutions

WINI-ie00 ke.-24hOur Operatiua.
WPlk-i730 kt.-0syliIht Ony.
HARL-1so Nc Daylight only.
WoMR- 1850 ke.-Dsyight only.
HUsT-l12o ke.--Daylight only.
WFAx-I22o ks.-DsyliEht only.
WWDc- 1850 ks.-74-hsW operation.
WEtl-13io Ke.-74-hsUr operation sIsept
Monday midnight to SAN. Tuesday.
W0ok-13Io ke.-24-hOur spsrstion Msaday-
Saturday; Sunday 8 an. 10 Mlenisht.
WtAM-t3so ke.-1l-hsUF speFstisa, sEe0pt
Sunday midnight to Sam. MOsday.
WDoN-I54o ks.-osyliEht shly.
WPsc-15so ke.--DsyliSht sHIy.
WPRW-1As0 M.-Dsylisht oaly.
NeMS-s1o ke.-s ANTE Rl6hight; SstVTGsy
Ian. to pm.; Sunday san. 10 midhlEht.
FIN Stations
Rc-FN-s3 . Me.-s.3o an. toisR.
NToP, ,FM-ss J Me.-S75 an. 10 2;1esM.
WASH FM-s11 I Me.-1Im. 10 171SIm.,
Msn6sy Sunday.
VOL -FM-sS ! Mt-s.Jo an. 10 midalEht.
WFAk.FM- 1908 Nj. Jam. 10 misaiEht.
WWDc-FN- lot 4 Ma hour spsFstiOa.
WeMS FM- 100 5 Nj. e.-sSm. 10 mIaaiRht;
Saturday an. 10 1.m,i SUasay 1SR.
10 mIdniRht.
NeTS FM-s1s Me.-S 10 10 p.m. SuaeIy
through Thursday.
HBVA FM- 1865 ks.-i7 Assh 10 t7Im.
WMAL-FM-io1. J hs.-gIm. 10 t:IsIh.
Wpec -FM-sS S Mt.-ielm. tsIpm. Ms0-
tsY th'sUEh SatBissI
W'ra Fn s1hs spm TO si7pm.
WiAY ~ esSKc tlm n Hlirizht.
Evening star., 1960-07-30
KOREA

Continued From First Page
this morning and mad been
sunk.
Liberals Almost Shut Out
Evening star., 1960-01-03
HOUSES FoR sALE-N.W
(cONTINUEDl

DUPONT CIRCLE AND CONN.
AVE. not far-Briek semidetched,
33 rooms, 12 baths: high-class
guesthouse run BY manager:
plenty OF equipment; quoted over
$4,000 year: selling building,
furniture and business: $4,000
down: EDWIN L. ELLIS, Realtor.
Evening star., 1960-01-03
mE0Pgn
l0l02 EDWARDS AVE

oPEN TopAY-l TIL
BETHESDA-1p6O's DING DONG
DANDY! S16,25O dollars worth Of
comfortable livingl Cutest Ill RAM
bier in town. Full basement, large
yard with barbecue for the kiddies
or entertaining adults, : blocks
from elementary school. The
warmth and charm in this home
will bring many HAPPY NEW
YEARS to come in young, friendly
neighborhood A real eutieI FHA
Georgetown road, right en- Lone
Oak. left on Edwards ave. to
BERENS OPEN" sign. FRED
ERICK W. BERENS SALES. INC.
PARKWOOD-Mod. 8 bedrm brk,
and redwood rambler with carport
and utility rm., flrepl, air-condi.
TONER, parquet floor, perimeter
forced air heating. Assume GI
4l3se loan. Price S19.e50. WI.
2-2936
Evening star., 1960-01-03
JOSEPH FILIPPO

SSOG4 II T 4blEEO
REALTY CO. OFFERS
ST. FRANCIS PARISH--u ,-old
Ice. brick rambler: q rma-. l9s
b.r. Q baths. lge. family rm., ciut
rm.' maids rm. and bath: garage
LU. 2-S979.
HIILCREST. OF Pa. ave-, 3s23
Pope st.-Vacant. Det, brk. ram.
bier; Q rms. 3 bedrms., lge. attic
rm,, full bsmt. with rec. rm and
bath: porch: level lot; $4,000 dn
Out Pa. ave. left on Texas ave
TO Carpenter and Pope SITS.
HIILCREST. OF Branch ave-
Completely air-cond. det brk'. a
rms, 3 br, 1st a. powder nm
rec. rm.: sci 800. BY sppointment
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. nr. s, Capi.
tol st.-semidet. brick; like new.
rms: 3 b.r. 1St a. pWdr. rm.'
fuu bsmt. WLrec. rm., dishyASh-
er disposal. FHA approved. Sl3,.
MINNESOTA AVE, nr Pa ave-
semidet, brick: 8 large rms, 2
enclosed porchss: rec. fm.: oil h..
NEAR Pa, SSi RSp MINI. AYES. aso7
Park pl. - Vacant. LAree det
shinRle: 2 rms, WIb bedrms.. nut
bsmt.: oil h.-w.h.: level lot: Sill
500 or offer.
ANAcosTIA-Dst. shinals. ? rms
baths; I on lrst a.: arranged
OTtEp ann yrar,No.
Evening star., 1960-01-03
HOUSES FoR SALE-Mb.

KAY BOWLING
HOME SPECIALS
IN THE HEART OF
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
? AcREs-S-rm. .-and-bath bunga-
low, S10.e60.
y ACRE bedrm., new brk,
rambler; fireplace, din. ell, rec.
rm.. earport; S22,S0O.
3 ACRES WOODED -6-rm.-and-
bath bungalow, S16,50O.
GAITHERSBURd-Large beautiful
wooded lot, bedrms., 2 baths,
den. din. rm, fireplace, garage,
Y ACRE bedrm., 3 bath, new
brk. rambler, den. large rec. rm.,
din. rm, patio, earport; S37,500
ROCKvMLE-3-bedrm. BUNGALOW
fireplace, large kit, many extras,
Sl3,9bO' assume large GI loan.
l ACRE-3 bedrm., 2 bath, new
brk. rambler, din. Hm., 23-ft. liV
I'm. with fireplace, S22,500.
See us for custom-built homes.
We have some nice lots. BRING
your plans for free estimates.
Evening star., 1960-01-03

JOSEPH FILIPPO
REALTY CO..
Realtors, 2412 Minnesota Ave. Sc
At Pa. Ave.
over 20 Years Experience in sales
Rentals, Property MANAGEMENT
L0: 4-77l7 LU. 2-b976
TRY HARTMAN REALTY, INC.
Sales-Rent-Insu
l346 Good Hope Rd. Sc. LU. 4-S4OO
VERY MOD, spacious rm., semi
det.' vacant. Fenced. Very desir-
able loe. Small down payment, To
.-19OO. Ewes. HA. 2-S4sl.
COLoRED-VACANT, OPEN, 1900
n. Davis pl. se.-Semidet. Brk. I
down RA. e-69I2. TU. 2-S7S7.
COLORED
NEAR CORAL HILLS shopping cen.
ter, ll47 44th pl. Open, 2-5 pm
Det. stone; Q rms, 2 baths, 2 bed.
rms. and bath, 1st a; arranged
for 2 families. Rec. rm.. garage
porch; $1,000 down.
OFF ALA AVE, 1922 4Oth St
Open. 2-5 pm. Semidet. brk. nk,
new; 3 bedrms. rec. rm., yAil-to.
vail carpet FHA approved: S45C
dn. 10. $685..
1882 {lst PLACE. mr.. Southern ave
Det. brick. Q rms, 3 bedrmS., +, lst 4
powder rm., rec. rm., FHA ap.
proved. $4,000 dn. By appt
JOSEPH FILIPPo REALTY Co.
LII A.TTIE
Evening star., 1960-01-03

Colored-3-bedrm, Brick Homes
$500 On. FHA-GI-Cony.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-04-08
Gull Mays. Aaron
Banks million
Dollar" PIoYerS

Vero Beach, Fla amp - In
the view Of Al Campanis, a former
major Lacquer and now director of
the Los Angeles Dodgers scouting
system, there are five players in
the game today who are worth a
million dollars in the open market,
and three Of them are Negroes.
The awesome three. opined
Campanis in a recent interview
here, are Willie Mays, the San
Francisco sensational "Say-Hey''
kid; "Hammering" Hank Aaron,
the Milwaukee Braves mainstay
and the 1859 National League bat
ting champion. and Ernie Banks,
the record-breaking Chicago Cubs
shortstop and the MI Most Val
liable Player last year
The other two million dollar
players listed by Campanis were
Mickey Mantle of the New York
Yankees and a surprise entry.
Frank Howard. a rookie in the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-04-08

not deter the Cardinals whose
management felt it could be re-
stored.
With a $1,000 investment, the
athlete went to Houston where
Coach Harry Walker worked with
the arm. Last year he led the
American Association outfielders
in assists, batted, 1872 and knocked
IA homers for Omaha.
The Cardinals will open their
home stand in Busch Stadium in
April. The team will look forward
to playing, however, in the new
Downtown Stadium scheduled to
be built by 1858 Anheuser-B Busch,
Inc, has already pledged $1,000,
900 to the $4,000, 900 needed to
construct the civic venture. Other
pledges have brought the total to
within 81, 100000 of the cost.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-04-08
ARREST Jennie FORD,
EX-cLEVELAND BROWNS
STAR. ON DRUNK DRIVING

Detroit (ANP) - Lennie Ford
"a year old former Cleveland
Browns end who played his college
football at the University of Mich.
gan, was arrested here recently on
a drunk-driving charge by a team
of police officers.
Actually, only two officers made
the arrest, but the other four were
on hand to meet any emergency
the 260-pound Ford might cause
according to police report.
Ford was taken into custody by
Patrolmen Gene Ganley and Thorn
as Buback and held in a cell tC
await arraigment in traffic court
later in the day.
Ford, who refused to take q
drunk-o-meter test, admitted have
ing three bottles of beer in a bar
police said.
Ganley, who said he stopped
Ford when he noticed that he was
driving erratically, stated that
when he ordered him out of the
car at an intersection, he staggered
and became rather belligerent and
profane, so he radioed for help.
Two squad cars drove up within
minutes and six policemen were on
the scene. But Ford Gained down
and went along with us meekly
enough" Ganley said. Ganley added
that Ford was apparently lost, as
he asked the patrolmen how to get
to the Boulevard.
Ford is a native of Washington
but has lived here for the past sew
eral years.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-04-08
CALIFORNIA SOLONS TAKE
SLAP AT DIXIE
SPORTS SEGREGATION

Sacramento, Calf. (ANP) - In
near unanimous vote, the Calf
ornia assembly last Saturday ad-
opted a resolution aimed at Dixie
sports segregation.
The resolution, supported by a
vote of 6O-4 and which was sent
to the Senate for further action,
asked the University of California
and state college athletic teams to
refrain from playing in events
where participation is restricted
because of race, color or creed.
In essence, the resolution would
permit California to play football
game at Berkeley against a South
ern school which bar Negroes, but
at the same time deny California
the right to play the same South
ern school if Negroes on the Calf
ornia team is barred.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-04-08
Chamberlain. Baylor,
Green Star In
NBA PIoyoffs

New York City (ANPD-Elgin
Baylor was the standout performer
in the first two games of the Ma
tional Basketball Association play
offs even though his team, the
Minneapolis Lakers, was defeated
in the semi finals by the st. Louis
Hawks, four games to three.
Baylor registered 3O1 points in
nine games, averaging 33.4 per
game. He also had the best free
throw percentage for one game,
cashing in Is out Of Is in the final
game against the Hawks.
Wilt Chamberlain, who announc-
ed his retirement from MIA comp
etition after the Philadelphia War
riors were eliminated by the Bos-
ton Celtics, led with the best field
goal percentage of 1876 He had
the most rebounds with 232 and
scored the most points in a single
game (53). In another contest,
Wilt Tailed so points. He averaged
1872 for nine games on 299 points
The outstanding backcourt per
former in the two series was 81
Green, of the Hawks. He had 40
assists, scored 1O6 points for a 1872
average and shot a 532 percentage
in seven games He did not figure
in the field goal percentage com
pilations because he shot less than
25 gameD
Other Warriors and their scor-
ing were Guy Godgers, 118 for a
231 average; Woody Sauldsberry,
116 for a 1923, and Andy Johnson.
so for SO.
For the Lakers: Tom Hawkins,
50 for IA; Ray Felix, So for "a,
and Alex Ellis, 8 for 2.7.
For the Detroit Pistons: Walter
Dukes, 48 for "a; Shellie McMil-
Ion, 20 for 10 and Earl Lloyd, II
for IS.
For the Celtics: Bill Russell, 124
for POI; Sam Jones, 80 for SO,
and K. c. Jones, 26 for 43.
For the Syracuse Nationals: Hal
Greer, Al for 157; Dick Barnett,
80 for 10, and Bob Hopkins, 7
for Z
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-04-08
Boo1er, AAU AlI-Ameriean,
Decides Auuinsf Pro Boil

Denver, Colo. (ANP) - Bob
Boozer, former Kansas State star
and the 1860 Most Valuable Play
er in the AAU League, has turned
thumbs down on offers to play pro-
fessional basketball.
Boozer, who also was named to
the AAU's All-America team, said
fatty that he is not interested in
pro offers right now, adding that
Wilt Chamberlain kind of showed
him the light. Il think those pros
beat him up something awful this
year" said Boozer.
Chamberlain recently announced
his decision to quit pro basketball
after winning the Most Valuable
Player and Rookie of the Year
honors, and smashing eight records
in the MIA while starring with
the Philadelphia Warriors.
Boozer's statement came after
he had scored 80 points to lead
the Peoria Cats to a 1899 champ
ionship victory against the Akron
Goodyears team here. The victory
gave the Cats their fifth National
AAU basketball title.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-04-08
Willie McCoVeY Lacks
Hits In Giants
Troininq Comp

Phoenix, AriZ. CAMP - Top
brass of the San Francisco Giants
baseball team are said to be wor-
ried over a prolonged slump which
has been plaguing Willie McCovey
the Giants 1875 late season sensa-
ton, during spring training, the
Associated Negro Press learned.
McCovey, one correspondent re-
ported, just can't seem to find the
range at the plate and there is
even talk that he may start the
go season at Tacoma, a Giant
triple A farm club, if he doesn't
pull out of the slump soon.
Meanwhile, McCovey, who hit a
walloping 1854 in So games with
the Giants last year, is alternating
at first with Andre Rodgers, a
shortstop who has had several
tries with the parent team.
The Giants are giving Rodgers,
former cricket player with two
of the quickest hands in baseball,
but also has habit of being err
ratio, a chance to familarize him
self with the new position.
While McCovey is battling the
slump, Willie Mays, the sensation
al centerfielder and Orlando Cep-
eda, another Giants smuggling out
fielder, are blasting away at OPP
posing pitchers.
At last report, Mays had blasted
his fifth home run of the spring
training.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-04-08
TWIN CITIES LADIES
March 20

Captain of the Gopher Lodge
team Ora (Coppie) Anderson en-
tertained her team with dinner in
the home Of her daughter Martha
Cobb preceding the bowling action
Tuesday at St Peter Claver bowl
ing lanes. A delicious broiled chick
en- dinner was enjoyed by the team
In spite of the rain the gallery
was well filled. Bob Jaeger and
Bob Jackson could not make en-
ough noise TO get a win for their
favorites. Dana Wheaton threat
ened to get his shot gun when his
favorites failed to get a fill
Johnny Pettiford, Rhedus Fletcher
Sr., Mr.. Twitty, Mr.. Brewer, Henry
Jackson, Jim Wallace, Connie SUIT
ton, Joe Monroe Wash" made up
the male "ganeryites The distaff
side included Martina Perry, Jen-
infer and Stevie Cobb, Debbie
Chandler, Pat Lee, Beat Walton
and Terry Mcclellan who "subbed"
on the Brooks Funeral Home team.
Grove Finance took two games
from the Jansen Liquors team, as
Jimmy's DIX did the same to the
"Bies Girls" Brooks Funeral
''wrested" two close ones from
Gopher Lodge and Just Rite Bar
BIO took two from Coleman Loan.
Team High Single Game: JAMS
sen Liquors, S43; Jimmy's DIX, s13;
Grove Finance, 779.
Team High Series: Jansen Liz
uors, 1882; Grove Finance, 2219;
Gopher Lodge, 2164.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-04-08
DUO-CTTIES PACESETTERS
March 81

A first nighter' in the gallery
Thursday at Pills lanes was Sed
ALA Cravens sharing the gallery
with Sedalia were: Martina Perry
Barbara Blakely, Sally Simmons
Velva Clark and Patricia Holly
who was baby sitting with the
youngest of the Slayton family
Our old standby's such as: Jim
Gardner, Henry Jackson, Ernie
Washington, Joe Norris, Don
Wheeler, Art Moore, Jack Adams,
Virgil Harris would be sorily
missed" if they didn't show up.
Linda Shepherd was on hand too,
looking very much the little lady"
Newcomers to the gallery were A.
y. Scott, Robert Washington and
Fred Lewis.
Marions Dance School took two
games from Guild Lanes, Team VII
got by So. Deal Liquors by the
same score, Mpls. Spokesman,
(short handed) lost the series to
Jack Pine Acres. Sally and Jays
took two from Ciceros Bar-B-Q.
Team High Single Game: Jack
Pine Acres, Sol; Team VII, 1893;
So. Deal Liquors, 1888.
Team High Series: Jack Pine
Acres, 1857; Sally and Jays, 1925;
So. Deal Liquors, 2197.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-04-08
TEAM STANDINGS

Individual High Single Game
VIM. Burrell, 2O3; Bob Green, 209;
Virgil Harris, 2O4; Bessie Green,
213; Doris Wilkerson, 1874; Agnes
Bailey ia.
Individual High Series: VIM.
Burrell, 53S; Virgil Harris, 535;
Bob Green, 513; Bessie Green, 400;
Doris Wilkerson and Edna Judy,
47O.
Two weeks more of league team
competition for the Lights" On
April 23rd there will be an inter
league Mixed Doubles tournament
held at the regular bowling hour.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-04-08
NORTHERN LIGHTS
April 2

The Northern Lights league is
looking forward to next bowling
season when they will again have
twelve team league bowling on
new set of lanes at 27th and
Franklin. The league bowling night
will be changed from Saturday to
Friday beginning at 9 pm.
Team High Single Game: Wood
ard Funeral Home, 989; Marion's
Tea Room, 987; Gardner Realty,
1856.
Team High Series: Woodland
Funeral Home, 260O; Marion's Tea
Room, 25O9; 3-G's Steak House,
1888.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-04-08
TEAM STANDINGS

Individual High Single Game:
HOWE Barrett, 2O4; James Cain,
POP; Larry Walton, 200.
Individual High Series: Charles
Lam and James Lasserly 553;
Larry Walton, 537; Eugene Grant,
535.
The Ten Strikers" will COM
plete their season April 10. On
April Is the league holds its an
nual award banquet at the Legion
Club Rooms smorgasbord style.
Charles Cozine is banquet chair
man.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-04-08
Sport rs
GumPv keeoVeFS
From Dizzy Spell

New York CANP) - Roy Camp
amelia, former National League
star and catcher for the Dodgers,
has recovered from the dizzy spell
which overlook him at the Dodger
training camp at Vera Beach, Fla,
recently, and at last report was
doing fine"
The announcement on Camps
condition was given by officials
of the New York University-Belle-
vue Medical Center's Institute of
Physical Medicine, where Camp
amelia was readmitted after suffer
ing the attack. He had been a
patient in the hospital once before.
That was after he suffered a
fractured neck and partial par
alysis in a near-fatal auto accident
some two years ago.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-04-08
JONES, POWELL WIN

Providence, r. I. IANP) -Ralph
Tiger" Jones, bouncing back
from a series of defeats, and
Charlie Powell, former football
star turned boxer, both posted
knockout victories in bouts early
last week
Jones stopped Willie Green in
the seventh round of a scheduled
10 rounder here, while Powell, in
another comeback try, stopped
Harold Carter in the 10th and final
round of their bout at Las Vegas,
New.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-04-08
Big o" Named Player Of
Year For and Straight YeaF

Cincinnati (ANP) - Oscar Rob
ertson, the University Of Cincin-
natl All-American star and the
nations leading scorer for three
straight years, received a similar
distinction when he was named
the collegiate basketball Player of
the Year by the Helms Foundation
for the second straight year in a
unanimous vote of those participant
ing in the balloting.
The foundation also announced
its 10-man Al-America team,
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Survives Injury

which included, in addition to the
Big o., Tom Stitch of st. Bone
venture and Len Wilkens Of Prov
idence.
Other members of the team are
Garry Sanders of New York univ
ersity. Darrall Imhoff Of Califor-
MIA, Jerry West Of West Virginia,
Jerry Lucas of Ohio State, James
Darrow of Bowling Green, Will
liam Kennedy of Temple and Rog-
er Kaiser of Georgia Tech.
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TEAM STANDINGS

Individual High Single Game:
Dorothy Cozine, 1877; Helen Smith,
$50; Louise Thomas, 1T.
Individual High Series: Dorothy
Cozine, 521; Beretta House, 484 4;
Georgia Canton, Ala.
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TEAM STANDINGS

Individual High Single Game:
Zelma Fullbright, 23O; Lauretta
Moore, 1872; Gwen Lain, 1877.
Individual High Series: Lauretta
Moore, 500; Gwen Lain, 49S; Mary
Russell, 4SS.
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TEN STRIKE
March 20

St Paul Recorder team took the
series from Gardner Realty at the
Laughing Lanes Tuesday night
thereby setting the pace for three
other teams who won by the same
score namely: So. Deal from Wes-
tern Recreation, us. Upholstering
from Ted Bies Liquors, Sun-Ob-
server was a bit different, they