davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-08-13
IN BATH COUNTY SHOW
Spanish Mint, Black Atom
In Tight Race for Honors

gave a ousing performance in
the green conformation hunter
class yesterday which suggests
he is in top form and there
fore close to unbeatable.
The two-day fault and out
competition ended with the
elegantly named Coup de Scoop
just ahead of New Hope Arm S
Mariana. Mrs. C. F. Blair of
Richmond owns and rides the
winner.
A. J. Longs Sweep William,
lazy in earlier classes. revived
to flash off a victory in the
$500 working hunter stake.
The ponies and junior horses
took over this morning, while
classes for yearling and two
year-old thoroughbreds were
held simultaneously in an out
side ring. The pony trophy list
features the Mary Drury
memorial, the lead-off class of
the day.
Ladies hunters: Spanish Mint. Mrs
j. Deane Rucker
Ladies working hunters: Flying Cur
lew. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Paxson
open jumpers, bonus points: Rain
bow: Sky Farm.
vi, Model green hunters: Early Times,
Model hunters: Cold Climate. Mrs
Deane Rucker.
Working hunters: Little Sailor. Pessy
Augustus
Open conformation hunters: Spanish
Mint
First-year green conforma tion hunt.
ers: Tommy fiddler. A. j. Long.
First-year green working hunters,
Navy Commander, Block House Farm
Second year green conformation
hunters. War Life, John Pettibone.
Second-year working hunters: Blythe.
wood. Mary Swan Sprague.
Junior conformation hunters: Mari.
anna. Sara Nan Payne.
Pony hunting attire: Yankee Doodle
Henry Godfrey.
Large pony hunting attire: Foul
Wind, Janet Goldberg.
Conformation hunter stake: Spanish
Mint.
Working hunter stake: Sweet vii.
liam. A. j. Lons
Evening star., 1960-08-13
9 Rowing Clubs
Race Tomorrow
In Cup REGATTA

Nine clubs will compete in
the Presidents Cup Regatta
rowing competition at pm.
tomorrow on the Potomac.
All but two of the events
will be over a mile course be-
tween Memorial and Four
teenth Street Bridges.
Clubs entered are Fairmount
Rowing Association, Bachelors
Barge Club. Penn Athletic
Club, Undine Barge Club and
Vesper Boat Club, all of Phila-
delphia, Springfield, Mass,
Rowing Association, New York
Athletic Club, Old Dominion
Boat Club of Alexandria and
the Potomac Boat Club.
VeSper and the New York
Club were the center of a con-
troversy earlier in the week
Their entries were turned
down because they were filed
after the deadline but the Re-
gatta Committee later voted tc
rescind the ruling.
Evening star., 1960-08-13
Dell Playing
HoImbergfor
Finals Berth

SOUTH ORANGE. N. j.. Aug.
l3 (AP.-If the United States
hopes to recapture the Davis
Cup from Australia in Decem-
ber, it can figure on the task
being twice as tough as last
year. when Neal Fraser skew
cred the United States with his
corkscrew serve.
i've been working on a kick
serve like Meals, Rod Laver, the
number-two Australian Davis
Cupper, revealed today. Its
starting to work pretty good"
the lefthander added.
IT'S not easy to handle" said
Whitney Reed after his 6-3,
As, 6-3 loss to Laver yester-
day in the Eastern Grass Court
championships.
SemifinalS Today
The top-seeded Laver thus
moved into today's semifinals,
along with three United States
players-unseeded Don Dell Of
Bethesda, Md, second-seeded
Ron Holmberg Of Brooklyn, and
fourth-seeded Mike Franks OF
Los Angeles.
Dell followed up his Thurs
day upset Of third-seeded Aus
liam Bob Hewitt. ga, ll-9,
to set up a semifinal match
with Dell while Franks defeat
ed Mike Green, Miami Beach,
Fla. 6-3, 3-6, 81, to set up
a match with Laver.
/ Holmberg eliminated Austria
Ian Bob Hewitt. GA, l1-9, to
set up semifinal match with
Dell while Franks defeated
Mike Green. Miami Beach, Fla,
6-3, 3-6. 81. to set up a match
with Laver.
First Teenage Final
/ In the women's division the
first teenage final in tourna-
ment history is assured, thanks
to l7-year-old Nancy Richey.
The unseeded surprise from
San Angelo. Tex. routed Deidre
Gait of Great Britain, 6-l, 6-l.
y -
In tomorrow's final, Miss
Richey will oppose the winner
of today's women's semifinal be-
tween fourth-seeded K Karen
Hantze. the 17-year-old Wight
man Cupper from San Diego,
Calf, and l6-eyar-old Billie
Jean Moffitt, Long Beach,
Calf.
In a doubles quarter final
match, Laver and Mark defeat
ed Dell and Franks. 60,
14-l2.
Evening star., 1960-08-13
Dick Mullen Prospers
On Areas S Golf Courses

pro-president with 67s. They
were Glare Emery and John
Connolly, Washington Golf ano
Country Club; Ray Helms and
Marion Flory, Annapolis
Charles Herling and Gilbert
Shapiro. Laurel Pines, anc
John Bass and Charles Requard
Pine Ridge.
At So in the pro-president
were AL Houghton and Gilbert
Able, Prince Georges; Ward
Burgess and Robert w. Flem-
ing, Chevy Chase, and Jim
Reynolds and Mac Buhrman
Hermitage Club of Richmond
Henry Gerardi and Walter
Ogus of the host club, Ernie
Garlem and Bob Early of West
briar and Bob Miller and Lee
Vinyard of Easton, Md, tied
with Cos.
Results:
Pro-Presidents Division
sr9nF 9iRmy ~ oal D1ke a. and Bob schuck. Dover
washinston. 3i-ss@s7' '0nh connolly
o,it Ray Helms and Marion Flory, Annap.
1aGF. GhirIsf sin.s HeFj!ps 5sus4o .na ons Shapiro
John Bass and Charles Reouard
T., Ward Burgess and Robert W. Flem.
Jim Reynolds and Mac Burkman
HERMITAGE. 35-33-6S N'''"n
oeorsts' al HogShten ssIsgnss sPd Gil Able. Prince
NorSsefy, HSsn5y s5:54Mss s9e5ardi and Walter osu'
Bob Miller and Lee vinyard, Easton
wssTPi;., ETPi: dsslem az m and n Robert Early
ich: Brooke Manor. 34-36w2O. e'
Pleasant. 34-3S@7o. u" y NEIL MI
Vie Gonte and Milton Snyder, Chest.
nut Ridge, 35-35-7O.
Bill Clarke and Henry stapf, Hillen.
ArFyisy. sIily :GaIsff aiiSsrt and Ray Lawrenceson
Roinlyy Rily RosS sssSleE ssaR and George Ritttnser
Harry Griesmer and Joe TAFT, a..
Carroll MaeMaster and Micke,
Behrand; Woodholme, 3S-33-7I.
CITY Sut ss.94%7 c9sey and Ro ouillin' ocear
pa1G' IGe ss.s5n1S yseth and John Fryer, cliftor
George Pigoff and Col Jack BoIlerud
Andrews, AFB, 35-3S-73.
HayenI Teariss ss-A,M Muck and Bob King, Bell
Henri Van aogh and Lacy Rice. tr.
MartlnsbIrE, w. Va. 37-37-74.
,y, Billy Phillips and F. Grave White
winchester. .39-36-75.
cres9 sG' ssDS;ky ssrs7Hy7n1 And Elmo Denton. Oak
ciarett Steven: and William ca,sop
Manor, 39-37-76. '0''
PRO:OFFiCiAL DIVISION
Dick Mullen and Bert Yineling, Bea
yer Greek. 33-34-61.
Charles Bassler. and Lea Landauer
Iurf Valley. 34-34-6S.
Frank Tenney and Richard Adamscn
White Flint, 36-33-6g
Dick lanes and Harvey Duckett
Court House, 37R3-1O
', george Dinenbaugh and r. W. Beers
Kenwood. "a 4-31-Tl.
,,rbsn RaIDh aa. Beach and George oump, Sub
timore C. c., 37-36-73
.,,Wy WHY Cox and J. L. Geddes. Consres
Fred Mcleod and W. /. Green, Co
lumbia, 31-36-73.
George Bird and Carl Godsey, Rich
mond, 37-3T-74.
Evening star., 1960-08-13
MAJOR LEAGUE
LEADERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

BATTING iBaStu on 25U or more at
Sa,Si@sSowron' Sa,;,s SS,vio New York. ~
case. .3l6: Power. Cleveland. .3l3:
Slev.rs. Chicago. .309.
RJNs-Mantle, New York, 81; Maris.
New York. so; Sievers, Chicago, III:
hunnels, Boston. and Minoso. Chi
Runs BATTED IN-Maris, New York,
~; Showron, New York, 50: Minoso,
Chicago, II; Wertz, Boston. ~: Cen
tile, Baltimore, =.
H1IS-Minoso, Chicaso. 1873: Smith.
las; Fox. Chicago. l22.; Power. Cleve-
land. and skowron. New York, 12O.
DOUBLES : Skowron, New YORK, 20;
Siebern. Kansas City, "a: Runnels.
Boston, and Smith, Chicago. %: NAL
che.rd eSne soSs9n ion ,on MnoSo and Ereese
TRIPLES-Fox. Chicapo. Q; Robinson,
Baltimore. :: Brandt, Baltimore,
Freese and Aparicio, Chicago, Sic
%s bern; %sEb,nEtnn kansas CITY, and secauer'
HOME RUNS-Maris, New York. "a:
Mantle, New York. and Lemon, Wash
inston, 81: Sievers. Chicago. Cola
vito; Detroit, and skowron. New
STOLEN BASES - Ap.ricio. Chicago,
Cleveland, IS; Minoso, Chicago, l.;
troit. and Mantle, New York. 10.
PITCHING BIASED on 10 or more deci-
ssions,-cCoates: New York, 90: .75o:
Chicago, l1-5. .8Ss; Estrada, Balti-
and Stobbs. Washington. 81, .667.
STRIKEOUTS-Bunning. Detroit. 1855:
Pascual. WashinRton, 10; Bell.
Cleveland, 105: Wynn. Chicago. 1O@ /:
MOnhnnnnAttA
Kansas SATiosXL GlfEi lS1 LEAGUE
BATTING biased on $50 or more at
batsl-Larker, Los Angeles. .344
ehesss Gsy San 5 IFsnesS afca SS pssbSqFR AssSqFh
;3l1; Wills. Los Angeles. 300.
RUNS-Mays, San Francisco. 81: Ash
burn. Chicago, 76: Mathews and
Aaron, Milwaukee, rs; Bruton, Mil
RUNS SaSkfsi sArTED n N-B.nks. Chicago.
30: Aaron. Milwaukee, 49, Boyer,
sr,,LSI,.o; st., Lonis; r; cepeda and Mays San
HITs-Groat, PITTSBURGH, 142; Mays,
San Francisco; l36; PinTon. cinein-
BruIon. Milwaukee, rs.
DOUBLES = Pinson, Cincinnati. 30;
Cepeda, San Francisco, 20: Cunning
ham, st. Louis, %: Banks. Chicago,
Mays Nays San Francisco and White st.
TRIPLES : Pinson, Cincinnati, and
sruton, 8iva1Ges, Vii Sa' and kirtiand FHn snd snd
Mays. San Francisco, :.
HOME RUNS Banks, Chicaeo. 81:
Aaron. Milwaukee, 30; Mathews,
Milwaukee. and Boyer, st. Louis, 25;
STOLEN BAsES-Wiiis, Los Angeles.
2s; Pinson. Cincinnati, .5: Mays,
San Francisco. II: Taylor, Philadel-
phia. ~; Bruton, Milwaukee, Is.
PITCHING biased on 10 or more deci-
slienlI,McDaniel lsn. St: LOUIS: 1o,3, 1!s33,
Williams, Los Angeles, 12-4, .75O;
Broglio. st. Louis, 14-5. 1871; Roe
buck. Los Angeles, .S-3, .7"7
STRIKEOUTS-Drysd Los Angeles,
Hams, liam sna Los ansees rsssOqfsn Ifs srasio ae St
Louis. 1874; Koufax, Los Angeles,
Evening star., 1960-08-13
MINOR LEAGUES
INTERNATIONAL IEAcIlE

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Richmond. 6-3: Rochester, o. tsec
ond game. 10 innings)
Toronto, 10; Jersey City. OIL.
Buffalo. 90: Columbus, o.
Montreal. 3: Miami, 3
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Indianapolis, >; Houston, 4 I'll in
ninss).
Louisville, ST. Denver. @.
Dallas-Fort Worth, 3: st. Paul, ..
Charleston, 8: Minneapolis, 3.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Spokane. 4 Tacoma. /.
Salt Lake City, .; Portland. B.
Vancouver. =: San Dieso, /.
Seattle, 4; Sacramento, 3.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Mobile, .4-3: Shreveport. - t"c
game. II inningSl
Memphis, IA; Birmingham, II &C
Chattanooga, 5-b: Little Rock. OLA
Atlanta. g. Nashville. u.
PAN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Texas Mexican Leagues)
Veracruz. Z: Austin, =.
:. Mexico City Tigers, g; Rio Grand'
Valley, ;.
Victoria, 10: Puebla. 3.
Amarillo, q; PoZa Rica. 3.
San Antonio at Monterrey, postponed
EASTERN LEAGUE
hfeetSysn, hileetoSn, s: R,asham'Gn' ResdinEn =
Springfield, - Williamsport, l.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Jacksonville. 4; Charlotte, 3 us in.
Columbia. .: Macon. %.
AShcville, ): Charleston, T.
Savannah at Knoxville. posGnoned
Evening star., 1960-08-13
Goldman Reaches
Net Ouurter-FinoIs

Top-seeded Ronnie Goldman
easily advanced to the quarter
finals of the Belle Haven in
vitational junior tennis tourna-
ment yesterday with a 6-l,
60 victory over Bill Barton.
However. second ranked
Larry Friedman got a scare be-
fore downing unseeded Griff
Sexton, ga, 80, Ga, in a
three hour match.
In other matches yesterday:
THIRD ROUND
.GeorRe Callahan defeated Lex Va
rela, SO. 60; Bob Gates defeated
Sim Savage. al, 6-1; Bob Tavlor
defeated Chip Pelot. "a, 6-2: John
Pratt defeated Andy Butz. 81. 81:
Jed Courtney defeated Bob Varela
60: al: David Pao defeated Jay
oUARTER-FiNALs
John Pratt defeated Bob Tavlor
6-l. 6-2: David Pao defeated Jed
Courtney. 6-3, 6-3.
Evening star., 1960-08-13
D. c. Boy Playing
For Tennis Title

HAMPTON, Va, Aug. l3
(AP). - Top-seeded Arthur
Ashe Of Richmond and third
seeded Charles Berry of Wash
ington. D. c., we're to meet to-
day in the singles finals in the
15-to-18-year-old boys division
Of the American Tennis Associ-
alton junior tournament here.
The l7-year-old Ashe, who
has lost only three games in
five ment matches,
breezed past James Malone OF
Cleveland, 81, 6-1, in the
semif1nals. Berry turned back
Robert Davis of New York City
8-6, IS.
Evening star., 1960-08-13
Cox xGoIfCup Won
By Mrs. Walters

Mrs. H. J. Waters won low
net and Mrs. N. 1. Looney low
gross in Cox Cup golf tourna-
ment yesterday at Army Navy
Mrs. Waters had an 86 and
with a Is handicap posted a
net of II. Mrs. Looney. who
the day before had Q hole-in-
one at Army Navy. shot a 10.
Mrs. Looney. who had an ace
two years ago, made her Sec
ond hole-in-one on the l50-
yard 9th hole using a 21a wood
Mrs. C. T. Phoebus shot an
80-8-72 and Mrs. J.. r. Sadt-
Ter 97-25-72 to tie tor second
low net. Mrs. Jesse Nettles won
third low net with 82-9-73.
Evening star., 1960-08-13
Bobe Ruth Champs

BRIDGETON, N. j., Aug. l3
(AP) P).-Huntington, w. Va.
captured the Middle Atlantic
regional championship of Babe
Ruth baseball here last night
by defeating McVeytown, Pa,
6-l. The winners will now join
seven other teams in the ma
tional finals in st. Paul, Mimi,
the last week in August.
Evening star., 1960-08-13
Muirs Seeks Ninth
Speedway Victory

Jimmy Mairs of Takoma Park
tonight tries for his ninth VIC
tory in II feature events at OLD
Dominion Speedway, highlight-
ing a five-race program starting
at 8:45.
Chief among some two dozer
challengers will be Elmo Lang
ley Of Wheaton, Lionel johnson
of Unionville, Smokey Slower ol
Staunton, Bert Robbins oi
Rockville and Wally Gore oi
Arlington.
Three 10-lap heats and a con.
ISOLATION race will precede the
25-lap feature.
Evening star., 1960-08-13
Agriculture Post
Squares Series

Department of Agriculture
Post No. 36 evened the District
American League junior base
ball series with a So victory
over Gas Light Post No. A
yesterday at Griffith Stadium
The championship game was
scheduled at 1880 o'clock today
at Turkey Thicket.
Pitcher Jim Fowler, who lost
Thursdays opener, 5-1, gave up
l3 hits yesterday but stopped
a Gas Light rally in the ninth
inning for the victory.
AGRICuLTURE 900 140 0o0-5 ;
GAS LIGHT 600 600 Olo-3 13 {
Fowler and Roache; Claro, Brown
ID, Batiste GD and Soria.
Evening star., 1960-08-13
Carol Southmoyd Duo
Ousted From Tourney

WILMINGTON, Del, Aug. l3
(AP.-Peachy Kellmeyer of
Charleston, w. Va, and Carol
Southmayd of Washington,
D. c.. were eliminated from the
Delaware girls grass courts
tennis tournament doubles yes
terday by Linda Lou and Kathy
Lee Crosby, sisters from Pasa-
dena, Calf. IS. Ga.
Miss Kellmeyer was defeated
in the singles quarterfinal by
Linda George of Pasadena.
Calf, Miss Southmayd was
eliminated Thursday.
Evening star., 1960-08-13
Federal STORAGE
All But Catches
League Leader
INDUSTRIAL BASEBALL LEAGUE
IpA halel


(?d half
WI WI
Silver Hill : Union Printers .
FBI SIS
Federal Storage pulled tc
within .05l points Of first place
Silver Hill in the Industrial
Sandlot Baseball League with
a 81 victory over the Union
Printers yesterday on the
Ellipse.
Howard Stethers pitched
three-hit ball and struck out
eight in gaining his fourth win
in seven starts. Bill Spalding hit
a two-run triple in the first
inning to put Federal out front
Federal STORAGE zoo 600 OLA : =
Union Printers 200 000 10 2 !
Stethers (4-3) and Hayworth: Morri,
n-3 and Bucci Called end OF S
innings, darkneSS).
Evening star., 1960-08-13

Q NE :, o1...,. ts...H = Me-, 'r.%..'., -
Evening star., 1960-08-13
ing fans we're waiting for the
opening of Timonium.

Shenandoah spread its Bo-
nanza payoff thin again last
night, paying $768.20 to 18 fans
who picked five winners. The
Little Bonanza of $20.60 was
distributed 287 ways on four
winners.
Maryland traffic has been
heavy at Shenandoah this week.
Robert Clark, the economist
turf writer who is making the
survey of Maryland racing for
the State Legislature, was the
most recent visitor. Clark re-
ported to the legislative study
group this week on his pro-
gram and will now launch a
lfour-month study.
Frank Brady of Laurel and
Jack Loome of Bowie also were
at the night track. The pair
were not on business, they re-
ported. merely taking a bus
mans holiday"
Evening star., 1960-08-13
DAILY DOUBLE (5-2) SS2.2O

THIRD RACE-Purse. $1,000;
C'mon Maid Espin'O 2s.iO 1880 ~,
Parno Creek tRooO 9.2O 4.St
Zone One More Nance. BY shucks, Mican, can
opy, Diatomic. Questrose, Tocsin. Lucky
Sunday. Time. 1'14as.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000; !
Moon Rock 1Green) 1910 1880 100
Coronel LGibsonl $50 5.4t
Clinical Proof LRooD sec
Miss j. K. Bachelor Al, Millie B.
Fam fim., fiyeE; I!tTa, Tuoee' Fey Blow Gabriel
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000: 1 mile
Me- Ms.ptime Il yatfRSif tRiv.r.) 400 4..o 800
Beebie Be (SmalD 1850 ZOO
Monika tSchaeffer) 900
Bernice W. Time. 1:47as.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: 81:
Gofosta Cweakley 1890 7.so $50
Bold SDeculator tGibsonl 11."O ~
loscope. Little Gig. Perform, Jocelyn j.
Fallen Angel. Time. 1:44b.
SEVENTH RAcE-PurSe. $1,000; !
Oe'pied Lady (Sch'ner) 100 100 s.sG
Charter (Rivera) d.?O 3.6(
Wonderful Weeper (Baranello) I.l(
Mejillones, Weepers Joy, Irene Ter.
res, Miss Wheatley. Time, 1:44h.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, S1.5OO: 3H
furlongs.
Prides Slave tTesEue) $40 $50 2..G
Atheneum (SmalD 2SO 2.2(
silky Jet (Green) 3.6(
Royal Prize, Sky Pixie, Lawful Tip
Time, O:402s.
mile
NaEoya tGibsonr 300 500 400
s-Queen Florio) lilo s.OS
WHY TinO (Schaeffer) 7.Ol
Banned, Hope Marie. Boss Craig
Silve- Blow. Eternal Mike, Playful
Nurse. Time, 1:43as.
Attendance. 1922; mutuel handle
S349,B79
Big Bonanza-1s persons picked
winners and received S76S. 20.
Little Bonanza-2S7 persons pickeC
4 winners and received $1,000.
The winning numbers were: 10, q, !
3, and g.
Evening star., 1960-08-13
FIGHT RESULTS

LOUISVILLE. Ry.-Jimmy Beecham,
157h, Miami, outpointed aJmes Rob-
erts, 1881, Louisville. 10.
SAC PAULO, BraZil-Ted Wright.
l4s17, Detroit, outpointed Fernando
Barreto, 147s4. Brazil. 10.
Evening star., 1960-08-13

Last nights daily double paid
1922 on the So combination
of Blue Scorch and Flying
Package.
Evening star., 1960-08-13

1860 Eft. DAY CRUISER. Scott. 60
hip motor elec starting generator
and pump. used 3 mos Call EN-. .
SO35. after e. III 5-34H1
Evening star., 1960-08-13

rude, head, fully equipped, with
trailer: perfect cond; Sl,sOO or best
oner Located Belmont Marina, Wood
bridge. Va. on the Neabsco Greek, nr
Freestone Point this week end
Evening star., 1960-08-13

oUTBOARD ALL RISK INSURANCE
AZ. Recommended b. the Outboard
Boating Club Of America HU. 3-6S5S.
Evening star., 1960-08-13

1860 MODEL, lsla-ft. .starcraft Holi-
many other extras: equipped with
1O-h.p. Mercury motor less than
10 hrs. running time: $500 of list
price or reasonable offer CIR 2-5530
Evening star., 1960-08-13

RUNAB0UT 14-ft.: trailer. 3O-h.
Evinrude, steering. controls. mahog :
plank deck. water skis. life Jacket
cushion; just ref1nished; $3.50. JE
Evening star., 1960-08-13

ALL-FIBERGLAS, 14-ft runabout, new
Oct. 50: red and white with white
upholstered seats, 1860 Nero. 35-h p.
eng. w/con.. trailer complete W. lights,
cushions and all accessories. $1,295.
SP. 3-679O.
Evening star., 1960-08-13

IS-FT. Canadian built FiberglaS boat;
$3.50. Sl25 down. will finance bal
re-
Evening star., 1960-08-13

1886 OWENS 2%-ft, a6-hp. cabin
lumbia Island Marina. JA. 4-2564
Evening star., 1960-08-13

SEA SKIFF. II IT. with trailer, John
son remote control, steering wheel.
extras; perfect bay fishing boat S4UU.
IA 5-34Sn
Evening star., 1960-08-13

JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTOR, SO
1s hip, long shaft Cost new, $500
asking So45 HI a-1OB4
Evening star., 1960-08-13

CRUISER 35-ft; attractive; sleeps 8;
excellent cond., well equip. CT
Evening star., 1960-08-13

CHESAPEAKE BAY FISHING BOAT,
marine engine, ship-to-shore radio,
depth finder, stainless steel galley,
elec. refgr.. battery charger. 110-volt
light plant, hying bridge mot COM
pIetel. life preServers, ice chest;
3i'6' x1 81. BY appt. only. EN-
3-gnUS
Evening star., 1960-08-13

ZoBEL SEA sKIFF, 1858. 90 IT., lap.
strake, mahog planked. 125-h p
ChrySler Grown. Sleeps >, extras. Reas
price; Call HE. 9-l69S: wkdys.. OK
5-3269.
Evening star., 1960-08-13
BoATMEN's sHoPPINGA GAGUIDE-
v1@Ei -LS 1IV-1I&

"a PLEASURE, part cabin, Gray ma.
rine engine: good cond.: $500. See
GEORGE HALL. end and Hillside
drive, Selby-on- the-Bay.
Evening star., 1960-08-13

53-FT. CONSOLIDATED CRUISER;
beautiful yacht for comfortable liv-
ing or cruising: SS,60O: inspection
and demonstration for serious parties.
Yacht Lolita $40 Maine ave sv..
DI. 7-O7ll.
Evening star., 1960-08-13

lift. PLYWooD RUNABOUT with
steering and controls. 30-h p. John
son and trailer: all excel. cond: must
see to appreciate HE 4-S66l.
Evening star., 1960-08-13
81 900; claiming Sl.Sool; s-yeer -eIds;
81 900; eIoin,ins tSI.2So); 4-yeor-eIds and
$1,000; eIoimi"s tsI.zsoD; 4-yeor-oIds

WUATkE PkOOF ISmoITJ
) TOMS PAL (Somvel -
Evening star., 1960-08-13

FREE PARKING AND PICNIC AREA
Danes on the Bay Hotel and Restau-
rant; also, hshlns boat, 81 head
Daily. am, l pm. pm. Through
SHADY, Side on Rte. 46s. 3Ol-
Evening star., 1960-08-13

I"-FT. RUNABoUT, ls-h.p. johnson
remote control; trailer optional; eX.
eel cord Reas EV 4-l64O
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SHENANDOAH
RESULTS

FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000; 5la
turlones.
Blue Scorch (ROoD SEQ 400 2.SC
Pay The Fiddler tGreenD $50 500
Golden Glow (Espinosa) 3.OC
Julyar. Katherine W, Mayover
Ables Baby, Jimelwyn. Joycey'S Ladd
Daddy Buckby. Time. l:0ais.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $1,000; {
furlonRs.
Fiy'E P'kaEe (PindelD 26.IO $40 500
Reddst Redbird tSchaeffeD $50 $40
Bunky Boy tWeakleyl I.2t
Chris Cross, Tetrad, Euripides. Brown
jug, Fleet Chief. Ladyinwaiting. Sham.
rock. Time, 1:l5Ls.
OAHV DOIIRI,E Is-0 SQ0 On
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BOAT, motor and trailer. whirlwind
OF. 4-S5i0. bet. and $50 pm,
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~ FIT, CABIN CRUISER. good v s
eneine, fieberGlas bottom: ready TO
so: Sl.3jO. $50 Maine ave. s.V., or
rall R..SpR
Evening star., 1960-08-13

tras, and excellent cond.: will ac-
cept real estate in trade. Call OIL
4-633R after e I'M
Evening star., 1960-08-13

"S;fI; 1881 STEELCRAFT-sleeps !;
Grey. depth indicator, head, bilse
pump, ir excel cond. seen at Deale,
Md. CAPT. WEIGH S395O. Pc.
G-395G. 80 wkdayS
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wheel with l2-h.p. BuccaLeer motor,
Paccmakcr- trailer Tith winch; 5000.
Evening star., 1960-08-13
Saturdays Selections Made for Fast Track
Post Time, 7:lS Pm. (EDT1
SeTotchss DsIetsd
BEST BET-sroLEH sEcRET-sEvEATH RACE

FIRST AcE-Pu. 81 ooo eIoimins sl2soli 4-year-oId,
furIonss
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I6-FT. LONE STAR runabout. master
craft trailer. 25-h p. motor: boat
cover: excel cond LA 5-nh6S
, 1960-05-05
C. II. S. Basketball
Tenn 70 Play
Against Jokers

The Christiansted H j 6 h.
School basketball team will
meet the Jokers in a play off
for second place in the Chris
tiansted Basketball League at
$3.50 o'clock tonight on the
Christiansted Court. Both
teams are tied for the position.
On Friday night the Blue
Jays of Frederiksted and Tro-
JAMS will play the final basket
CONTINUED on page ~
, 1960-05-05
Randolph Ross Of
Fsted Signed by
Milwaukee Bruves

Randolph Ross the baseball
player from Frederiksted has
signed a contract to play with
the Milwaukee Braves Farm
Club at WillsviIle, New York.
This is the same club for
which Hendricks from Saint
Thomas is currently playing.
The information was re-
leased by 6. Luz James, Vice
Chairman Of the Baseball
Committee.
, 1960-05-05
Fall Out From
"Nucleor Bomb" Does
Not Affect ST. Croix

Operation alert 1860. A two
megation nuclear weapon"
was alphabetically dropped
on Ramey Air Force Base
near AguadiIla, Puerto Rico
May 3, the pattern Of radio
active fall out" showed con-
tamination over the western
end Of Puerto Rico which
drifted towards Santo Domin-
go. This was revealed by. the
Assistant Director Of Civil De
Tense from plottings made at
the Control Center in Govern
ment House.
The island Of St. Croix was
not affected
, 1960-05-05
VibrUtones Orchestra
Plays Concert 10
Celebrate Music Wk.

M E=#
Last night in the Christian
sted Bandstand on the wharf,
Doc James and his Vibratones
in celebration Of music week
played a concert to the delight
of the community. M a n y
townsfolk from Frederiksted
and also the country district
was on the wharf and en-
ioyed the program.
, 1960-05-05
Senator Murruy Is
Retire From United
States Sendte

Senator James E. Murray,
Democrat of Montana, chair
man of the Senate Committee
on Interior and Insular At
fairs, has announced that he
will not seek reelection. He
viii retire from Office at the
expiration Of his term on
January 5.
Continued on page A.