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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-25
Sentinel Editor Roger B. Farquha1.

Roger 3. Fsrquhsr Is Montgomery County native de-
scended from long line Of Maryland residents veteran
Washington no he's been close 10 the Maryland
and Virginia for Of his adult life Before
World War H. Farquhsr reporter for the Washington
Daily News After An Of Army duty, serving in the
Pacific and rising TO the rank Of Captain Fsquhsr Joined
the rePorfora staff Of The Washington Post. From Is45
until 1851 he reported Washington Developments
tor the Post and then promoted the position Of State
Editor Of The Post position he held for four years
his capacity the Posts editor he handled The Maryland
and Virginia wires OF the Associated Press and supervised the
work OF Post reporters assigned 10 county beats the
nearby Maryland and Virginia He became the Sentinel
editor in 1857 and Sentinel eoysrsse has greatly
Pandsd since that time Faquha lives in Brooksys with his
wife and six children.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-25
Photographer Hugh Gillespie

Hugh NJ Gillespie. . native Of Scotland has been tho
senines Photographic msnay for two years. Arriving in
this country May $50 he first worked for tho Washington
office OF Louisville KY, publishing firm. After few months
he Joined The crack Photographic public relations firm Of
Csmersmen Inc. in Washington where he remained until
being hired by the Montgomery County Sentinel Glesps
who lives with his wife and two children in Rockville
graduate Of The London School Of Printing and Graphic
In Europe he became permanent resident Of - countries in
order 10 follow his chosen Of being toiouns
Al various times he worked for The Assosisd Press Scot News
Ltd THE Scottish wire seTieel and Wsddnson Publishing
Of trieste.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-25
Garden Club to Meet

The Monacacy Garden Club
viii meet at ] pm. March at
the home of Mrs. Wilson Poole,
Sellman.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-25

If American theology is Eventually to t0im out in
the great struggle being Jagged bettUeen opposing
t0dys of life, must haze the active support of thou
sands of independent privae groups and Institutions
and millions OF individual Americans acting through
person-toperSon communication in foreign lands"
DWIGHT d. EISENHOWER,
President of the United States)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-28
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DUPLEX APT; 8 bedrms.. 21I
baths. Kaioraina I'd. M block east
Of Conn; ave. Shown b. appt..
A sa1 b. scssII :Dy ~ .im.s ana a. bait. e,
AVAIL. NOV, Seize. enc, utils
incl; S77.g6, Mod. downtown apt
bldg. 9 blocks from Conn. ave.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-28
ORGANS

The Campbell Music Com
pany invites you to see and
hear an assortment Of good
used electronie organs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-28
sd fcoNyiNuEDl

Tv-RcA 21-in. console. mahos-
say.. c KIP yS S0' gE..ssossSs0 SEE condition
Evening star., 1960-11-13
ARLINGToN-FALLS CHURCR
50 000 DOWN

Is ali you need to buy this
terrific 3-bedrm., 2la-bath
Cape Cod; prestige Sleepy
Hollow. Attrac. 24-ft. liv.
rm, with corner bookshelveS
and firepl.. sep. dining rrn..
nice equipped kit. full bsmt.
Rec. rm. and cd firepl.
Wonderful big treed yard:
assume financing: fast oc-
cupancy: call right now.
JE. $4,000,
Evening star., 1960-11-13

that this spotiess ANTIQUE brick
home will sell. 1t has every
thing. Good Falls Church loca-
tion, 8 master sized bedrms., sep.
entertainment size din. rm. firepl.
in lge. liy. rm.. IA baths. and
light dry bsmt. with o.s. entrance
Take over S16,500 loan with
$1,000 or try less cash. To see
is to desire. Open 9 til 8.
Evening star., 1960-11-13
FALLS CHURCE
BIG CT LOAN

Pay 1900 down and assume q
big 4hT loan on this all.briek.
in convenient close-in location
loaded with extras including dish
washer, disposal. washer, drier
and many others. Full price,
Evening star., 1960-11-13
NO CASH DOWN

We only have one, but 1t is q
beauty. Two large bedrooms, fully
equipped kitchen, large living
room, with huge dining ell, pine
pancled rec. room or den on first
Moor: Be the first to see this one.
VIM. E. BARNES
Realtors KI. R-4ann
Evening star., 1960-11-13
HOUSES FOR sAlE-vA.
tcokrl@ueo)

ARLINGTON, sOUTHi desirable
OAKCREsT. Here's . real buyl--
3-bedroom brick rambler featur.
ing very large living room with
fireplace and bay window SsxeeI, ta,
SlT,4O0, but make an ofier. Va
cant and lust redecorated. Hurry
on this onel KI. 9-3630. M. II.
BARRY ORG, Realty Admin
Ewes, XII. 9-54ss.
xRIYNGTON, Crescent Hill-Brick
bi-Ieyei home, . firepls.. 3 bedrms. ;,
2Is baths. all-GE kit, large fully
finished rec. rm., garage lerge
laundry and storage rm.: on bus
i line, walking distance to grade.
Junior and sr. high schools. LARGE
corner lot, fenced back yard. Call
KE. 6-0l39,
Evening star., 1960-11-13

NOT FHA. Sl4,70O. 8 bedrms., 2
baths, full bsmt. with rec. rm,
Older home in good area. Call for
directions.
ALL. N. OPEN SUN. (2O62 N. ver-
San = Lorcom, Glebe and Lee
area). $500 dn., FLA. 3 bedrms.,
. baths. Must sell, owner leavinG
this week. K. BROWNMILLER
Bkr., IA. 7-6l06, ia. 4-2655.
ARLINGTON-The small family OF
couple wanting ideal close-in To-
cation will find this newly deco
rated home spick and span from
basement to attic. Special features
include new dishwasher, aluminium
siding and detached sarase
Priced Just S17,95O, with attrac'
tive terms and large loan you
LUCHS, REALTORS, ia. 5-6s00
S055 Wilson blvd
Evening star., 1960-11-13

Ell. 6-4934 Mclean, Va. Ell. 6-326S
Evening star., 1960-11-13
REC. ROOM WITH
FIREPLACE

Spotless, three-bedroom two-batfl
BIZ level, on big wooded lot: many
extras including fireplace with
radiant hearth. Assume big loar
with down payment flexible. Priced
at only S21,950. Immediate oc.
cupancy.
Evening star., 1960-11-13

OPEN / TIL 6
Brand-new brick Colonial: 1st
floor. living room with fireplace,
formal dining rm, modern fully
equipped kitchen and u bath, 4
bedrooms. full bath, one "a bath
up; loads of extras. Exceptional
buy at S2l,15O.
D DIRECTIONS: South on Route 1
to Groveton. turn right at Valley
View sign at Spring dr.. follow
BELL REALTY co.
XII. 8-1863
Evening star., 1960-11-13
So ESQ DOWN

'
Assume 100000 1St. trust
on this like new 4S-tt. brick
rancher. Center-hall plan,
terrific living rm. and sep.
dining rm., wonderful big
kit. equipped with elec.
push button stove, self-de-
frosting refgr., auto. dish
washer and disposal. 3 nice
bedrms., master bedrm. has
private bath. I'd hall tiled
bath, big finished rec: rm.
with I'd flrepl.. "A bath.
Fenced yard; walk to stores.
bus. grade and high school.
Move in Tuesday: Call JE;
REALTY, INC. 701 W.
Broad. Falls Church.
Evening star., 1960-11-13
MONROE
WE TRADE HOMES
REALTORS So. 5-s1oo

NEAT LITTLE CUTIE-And close
in too. Brick rambler with finished
daylight basement; walk up to
storage attic, and only one block
to transportation and shopping.
It's only $16.500. Name your down
payment and assume q S12,700
low interest loan. FLORANCE
REALTY CO., 23l7 Wilson blvd,
IA. 10000.
N. SPRINGFIELD-By OWNER; 4.
bedroom, 1Ia-bath brick rambler:
liv. rm. with fireplace. din. rm /:
assume 4laFo loan; S19.95O. S117
mo, pitt. 7407 Blackford St.
FL. 1926.
Evening star., 1960-11-13
gerachis

REALTY co. JE. 2-231z
HISTORIC COUNTRY HOUSE fol
remodeling into beautiful home o.
2-family house; busy highway b.
door: Q acres, $1,000. BEALETON
VA, He. 9-3122.
HOLM HILLS. SAVE! SAVE
SAVEl Within 20 Minis. of D. c
south Of Alex. We ofier this
lovely 4-bedrm. cONTEMP. with
family rm. All GE kit, gorgeous
wooded lot: high loan assump-
tion. $4,000 dn. SAVE on In
terest rate, SAVE on closing costs,
below new house cost at S26,5O0
LOU CHAcEY REAL ESTATE
so. S-S959.
HOLMES RUN ACRES - Believe
contemporary. architect designet
community; wooded lot, 8 bedrms.
rec rin., 2 fireplaces. open bean
ceilings, scr. porch. communit,
pool; mr.. elem. schl and new Fair
fax Co. hospital. Price $21,500
OWNER, JE 4-4063
Evening star., 1960-11-13

LARGE FAMILY SPECIAL = A
sparkling brand-new one for your
approval located within walking
distance of parochial school and
rooms. 3 baths. 13x13 ultramodern
kitchen, glasS-paneled doors OPEN
ing from walk-out basement to
garden area overlooking streams
and countryside. Truly a home of
perfection and distinction. Priced
S35, $50. Call SHANNON & LUcHS,
Realtors. IA. 5-6S00, 8 til 8. 2055
Uilson blvd
Evening star., 1960-11-13

McLEAN-Looking for somethine
really nice in a lovely neighbor-
hood on q acre close in? See
this massive pink brick, 3 bed
rms, 8 baths. charming entrance
foyer and Colonial living rm.,
tremendous dining rm. and largest
kitchen we've seen yet; lge. rec.
rm. with raised hearth: everything
in this house proclaims luxury;
upper 30s. F. W. BERENS. Real.
tors. 5000 Chain Bridge rd.. Ell
6-6092.
Evening star., 1960-08-19
Douglas, Lesch Match
Tops Service Tourney

booming services and decisive
volleys, Jungle of the Air Force
outlasted John Cranston of the
Marines, 60, 1916, GO.
Jungle was much the stronger
in the final set, winning four
games in a row for the match
after 2-ball had been called.
Summaries:
Open mems singles: First round
John Lesch, Navy. defeated William
0Sea searlftt sT AGmy A1ncs 7S desssd Gh%Tles
cry Army, defeated C. E. siedse, Ma
rines, ID, 4-6, 81: Jon Douglas,
Marines; defeated William Farmer, Air
FForcss' e., e.; Henry Jungle Air
fs ess'Se John naGfs cfsnsen Nelson Ma4ines AEmy
defeated Gary Johnson, Navy, 6-4,
6-3: Dale Junta. defeated Stanley
Hack, Air Force, -, 81: Gerald
Moss, Army. defeated Carl Eltzholtz,
Marines 81, 7-5.
Second round Lesch defeated
s; defesst;ed oyickery. g., 1l&e. PGi: sMi:
Jungle defeated Cranston, 60,
I3---15, g. Moss defeated Junta,
g., 60.
Senior singles: First round. Ray
| Antignant, Army. defeated James JEFF
! ferSon Marines, 60. 60: e. Robin
sppsns,iel: Air Force defested WtS,3, Burt
Millikan, Army, defeated Mark Billings,
Marines, 6-l, 90: James Parsons,
Air Force. defeated William Foulkes.
Navy, g., 6--a.
Evening star., 1960-08-19
WrestIers Booked
For Two Shows
In Area Monday

Two wrestling programS-one
at George Washington High
School stadium in Alexandria
and the other at Marlboro Mo-
tor Speedway-are scheduled
Monday night.
On the Alexandria card,
sponsored by the Kena Temple
Shrine, the Kangaroos will take
on Red and Lou Bastien in the
feature match. The first bout is
scheduled at 8:45 o'clock.
Bearcat Wright and Sweet
Daddy Sikh will team against
Skull Murphy and Angelo Sa-
voldi in the top match on the
Marlboro program.
In other bouts at Alexandria
Bouncing Baby Burke and Lit
tie Beaver will meet Peewee
James and Tom Thumb in a
midget battle, HayStacks Cal
hound will take on frankie anc
Johnny Gabor in a handicar
bout, Chief Big Heart will meet
Eddie Graham and Don Curtis
will wrestle Karl Won Hess.
Supporting bouts at Marlboro
list Tito Carreon against Jacl
Owens, Prince Maiava against
the Zebra Kid, Johnny Walker
against Buddy Rosen and Jack
Vansky against Arnold Skoa.
land. The first bout begins al
$3.50 o'clock. =:
Evening star., 1960-08-19
RACING

Continued From Page Ala
Dor View Farms Francis S.
Under the conditions. Tompion
and Francis S. both carry 1876
pounds. Francis S. won three
major Aqueduct Stakes this
season. Tompion's major sue
cess was in the Santa Anita
Derby.
COnestOga Top Weighted
Ten may start in the Vent
nor. a mile-and-a sixteenth
race on the grass at Atlantic
City. In the absence of KelSo,
winner of Monmouth's Choice
Stakes and top weighted under
124 pounds. Conestoga is prob
ably starting lightweight with
116.
Conestoga, owned by C.
Mahlon Kline, was third in the
Select and the Leonard Rich
ards Stakes at Delaware Park
George D. Widener's Udaipur is
next with lis.
Jimmy Garibaldi's Aliwar, q
consistent West Coast winner
has top weight of 124 pounds
for the 6-furlong Bing Crosby
Neil McCarthy's Ole Fols, an
other speedy Western sprinter
has 122.
Evening star., 1960-08-19
CANADA'S MISS SUPERTEsT DEFENDS
Three U. S. Hydros Trying
F or Hurmsworth Trophv

PICTON, Ontario, Aug. 19
(AP). - The United States
makes its first invasion OF for
eign waters in 80 years today
in quest of the treasured
Harmsworth Trophy, top prize
in international powerboating.
An American team of three
unlimited hydroplanes is set to
challenge the lone Canadian
defender. Miss Supertest III. at
speeds of more than 100 miles
per hour.
SuperteSt, with Bob Hayward
Steering, ended the American
hold on the famed bronze
plaque a year ago when it
upset Maverick in the best-of- :
three races in Detroit. Hay
ward drove Supertest at an
average Of 99.976 m.p.h. over
the three 45-mile heats at De-
troit. and in one lap on the
3-mile course averaged 109.334
m.p.h.
But all expectations are fol
wholesale record shattering on
the smile Bay of Quinte
course.
Each Of the three American
Evening star., 1960-08-19
U. S. Top Net Poir
Playing Aussies

NEWPORT, R. l., Aug. 10
(AP).-Two tall youths who
possibly represent America S
best tennis hopes to 60 against
Australian opponents today in
the quarter finals of the New
port Casino tennis tournament.
Ron Holmberg, %, of Brook
lyn, seeded second in this
tourney, meets Robert Mark of
Australia, seeded fifth. Earl
Buchholz, jr., 10, of st. Louis,
being spoken of by some as
this country'S most promising
amateur, takes on unseeded
Robert Hewitt, who ranks No.
A in Australia. Buchholz is
seeded third here.
One Semifinal pairing for
tomorrow was established by
the two quarter-finals yester-
L. day. Top-seeded Rod Laver OF
Australia defeated Whitney
Reed of Alameda, Calf, seeded
sixth, 6-3, Ga, 6-3. LAYERS
opponent in the semifinals will
be Bobby Wilson of England
victor yesterday over Chuck
Mckinley of st. Louis. Ga
IS. l0--l2, 6-3, 6-3. Wilson
is fourth-seeded.
Evening star., 1960-08-19
Meissner Gains 5 Strokes
On JC Junior Golf Leader

WATERLOO, Iowa, Aug. 19
CSpeciaD .-Ricky Meissner of
Silver Spring. Md. yesterday
shot a par-72 to pick up five
strokes on the leader in the
championship field of the In
ternational Jaycee junior golf
tournament.
Raymond Floyd of Fayette-
vile, N. c., scared to a II in
the third round but managed
to hold a 3-shot lead. Floyd
had a 68 in the first round and
a 81 in the second round and
a 2l2 total.
Bruce Richards of Belleville,
Wash, is in second place with
a 2l5 total after yesterdays
73. Robert Smith of Sacra-
mento, Calf. Terry Winter OF
Lebanon. Ind, and Johnny
Stevens of Wichita, KanS., all
Evening star., 1960-08-19
IN LEGION BASEBALL
DC. Entry Setting Up
Battle of Muscle Men

and Delaware play the only
other game today.
Tomorrow's schedule lists
Parkville against the Panama
West Virginia winner at 10 am.
and New Jersey against the Gas
Light-Delaware survivor at 3
pm. Games are scheduled at
the same time Sunday.
Jerry Brown, Gas Lights
6-foot-2, 200-pound righthand-
er. celebrated his 18th birthday
yesterday by holding Panama
to four hits and one earned
run. A seven-run fourth in
ming broke it open as Ken Claro
started the uprising with. a
homer down the leftfield line,
scoring Bob Mccarthy in front
of him.
WEST VIRGINIA 100 100 OOO-2 4 q
DELAWARE l0l 600 04x-6 ) /
Mcqueen. Beckett 81 and Dudley;
krewatch and Lindley. DiParte (5).
GAS LIGHT II0 76i Sox-13 II I
Lutz' Brandon "a and Morris;
Brown and soria.
Msy NEy v, JERSEY 30l I I0s l9s o9o-s 7 6
Barger Needing (6), Biddison t9I and
Evening star., 1960-08-19
BY CASPAR NAMES
Star Staff Writer

Jon Douglas of the Marine
Corps and John Lesch of the
Navy will meet in the feature
tsemifinal round of the inter-
service singles tennis cham
pionship today at the Army
Navy Country Club.
In the other semifinal en-
counter, Henry jungle of the
Air Force will face Gerald Moss
of the Army.
Lesch gained the semifinals
by a spectacular uphill win over
Charles Oliver of the Air Force
"a, 3-6, Us, yesterday.
Douglas proved too strong
all around for Clifford Vickery
of the Army in their quarter
final encounter, winning, g.
1-6, 81.
Gerald Moss of the Army
was too steady for Dale Junta
of the Navy and won his match
with the loss of only two games
60, 60.
In a 2-hour and 45-minute
marathon battle, replete with
Evening star., 1960-08-19
Star KegIers Will Christen
Mclean Pin Center Tonioht

Jim Robinette, Ed Miller, Matt
Bennie and Don Trapp, and
from the 900 Club" Fran
Colohan. Marie Caufman, Ann
May. Lucy Koopman and Amy
Scheidt, who will direct the
Women's competition.
General manager of the new
plant is S. A. Wells, with popu-
lar Joe Zok manager of the
lanes and Joe Valenti in charge
of the restaurant. The lanes
and pinspotters are AMF
installations.
The architects have intro
duced a new concept, with the
incorporation Of a banquet ano
meeting room that adjoins ar
open air, walled, garden patio
This area will be offered tc
civic and business organizations
for meetings and banquets as
we'll as to bowling teams anc
leagues.
Evening star., 1960-08-19
BY DICK SLAY
Star Stan Writer

Gas Light Post A of Wash
ington and Brooklawn IN. j.
Post 70, the muscle teams in
the Region 2 American Legion
baseball playoffs at the Uni
versity of Maryland, will clash
tomorrow in a hoped-for meet
ing if Gas Light gets by the
Delaware entry at 3 pm. today.
Lawance Roberts Post 81
from Wilmington. Del, beat
Eph Boggs Post 49 of William
son. w. Va. So, in the tourna-
ment opener yesterday at Ship
ley Field. Gas Light then
pounded out a 1873 victory over
Panama Canal Zone Post :.
The New Jersey champions
who now have an unusual
1910 record, squeezed by Park
vile Post 1873 of Baltimore
County. 81. in the nightcar
yesterday and both advanced
to Saturdays third round.
One team will go home with
its second defeat after Panama
and West Virginia play the
early game today. Gas Light
Evening star., 1960-08-19
Two State Champs
Compete for Title
BY the Associated Pres,

TULSA, Okla, Aug. l9 (AP) .
Two determined young golf
ers tee off over the Oaks Coun-
try Club course today in an
18-hole match to decide the
National Junior Girls cham
pionship of the United States
Golf Association.
Battling for the title are
Sharon Fladoos of Dubuque,
Iowa, and Carol Sorenson of
GAINESVILLE, Wis. both women's
champions of their respective
States.
Miss Fladoos entered the title
match with a 3 and 2 semi
finals triumph over Ann Baker
of Maryville, Tenn, while Miss
Sorenson had to rally to beat
Judy Torluemke, st. Louis, l up,
Evening star., 1960-08-19
8 RUN AT ROOSEVELT TOMORROW
Silver Song FL Choice
For International rot

To, is handled by Willim Geer-
sen. Tornese, one Of three Ital-
ian representatives and driven
by Sergio Brighenti, is 4 to l.
Others in the mile-and-a-
quarter Invitational, with odds
and drivers, are New Zealand's
Durham Chief (40-D, Eddie
Cobb; Austria's Iton (50-D
Baron Andreas Won BeeSs und
Chrostin; Italy'S Crevalcore
10-D, Vivaldo Baldi, and
Italy's Icare Q2-D, Walter
Baroncini.
Last August the United
States entry, Trader Horn, was
the 17-to-20 favorite, but fin.
ished third behind Frances
Jamin and Tornese. Jamin
who won at better than Al
odds, was unable TO defend due
to an injury. Icare is the only
other horse back from the 1885
International.
Evening star., 1960-08-19
Levin, Curtis Pin
Gubor Brothers

Mark Levin and Don Curtis
disposed of frankie and Johnny
Gabor in 20 minutes in the
feature match of last nights
wrestling program at Capitol
Arena.
In other bouts, Eaystack
Calhoun whipped both Tony
Altimere and Lou Albano in a
handicap match, Buddy Rogers
won over Prince Maiava. Karl
krauser defeated Angelo Savoldi
Tito Carreon pinned Jack Van
sky and Skull Murphy won two
of three falls from Johnny
Walker.
Evening star., 1960-08-19

entries-Gale v, Nitrogen and
Nitrogen TOBIAS exceeded
Supertest's lap record in trials
on the Bay of Quinte layout.
The Smile course here has two
mile straightaways and is
tailor-made for speed. Gale
reached ITO m.p.h. in a trial
the other day and experts pre-
dict an average speed of 12O
m.p.h. may be needed to win
the trophy.
AS usual, the HarmsWorth is
a best-of-three event. The sec
ond race will be held tomorrow
and the third, if needed, Mon
day. Each race will be nine laps
As miles-around the course
which is protected from heavy
winds by high bluffs along the
two straightaways.
Evening star., 1960-08-19
3-Run Triple Wins
For Inner Dv Wall

Hank Howard's baSeS-loaded
triple in the last of the eighth
inning earned Inner Dry Wall
q 80 victory over Peoples Drug
yesterday in an Old Dominion
Baseball League game on the
Quincy street playground in
Arlington.
PEOPLES DIG 600 600 O3X-3 4 "
.rR DRY WALL 600 600 O3x-3 s =
Purdue and Schwab; Padgett, He
detniemi (Sl and Ryland.
Evening star., 1960-08-19
Storage Nine
Going for Sd
Straight Win

JOHNSTOWN, Pa, Aug. 10
(SpeciaD Federal Storage Of
Washington, D. c., faced the
tournaments surprise team,
Philadelphia, in one of two
winners bracket games today
in the third round of the ALL
America Amateur Baseball As
Sociation limited class event.
Birmingham. Ala, and Mil
ford, Mass, met in the other
winners game. All four teams
have 20 records. Other sur
vivors with one loss each are
Buffalo. GAINESVILLE, Ohio;
Johnstown and Baltimore.
Federal Storage won it's sec
ond game yesterday, SO, over
Brooklyn behind Jack Nc
Cams seven-hit pitching, but
the second days sensation was
Arnold Umbach of Birming-
ham, who pitched a no-hitter
and struck out "a batters in a
SO victory over Johnstown.
The 17-year-old righthander
tied a 15-year-old tourney rec
ord for strikeouts and his no.
hitter was the third in tourna-
ment history.
A triple by Paul Ciatti and
Billy Nordan's single scored
Federals first run in the
fourth inning, and Curly Combs
cracked a tWo-run homer in
the fifth for insurance.
Philadelphia, seldom a tour
nament threat here, scored the
most runs. yesterday in a 1877
triumph over Buffalo for its
second win.
Federal Storage 600 1@2 QO0-5 u o
Brooklyn 600 600 000-O 3
McGann and Dirks. Reina, F.
Caravella 81 and Corso.
Evening star., 1960-08-19

WESTBURY, N. Y. Aug. 10
(AP). - With all speed drills
completed, trainers of eight
horses that will compete to-
morrow night in the $4,000
International Trot at Roosevelt
Raceway are marking time un-
til the invitational race.
Trotters from six countries
logged yesterday and will be on
the track for light limbering
up exercises today and tomor-
row as we'll.
Silver Song, from the Mer-
curry Stables in New York, is
the early 81 favorite after his
victory in the American trot-
ting championship last Satur-
day. He is to be driven by How
ard Camden from the No.
post.
Canada's Tie Silk, driven by
Philippe Dussault, is the sec
ond choice at 81, and Hol-
lands Hairos, next choice a,
Evening star., 1960-08-19
By ROD THOMAS
Star Staff Writer

With virtually all of the top
fight tenpin bowlers of the
area engaged, the Mclean
Bowling Center, in the Salona
Village Shopping Center of
Mclean, Va, will be christened
tonight.
The ultra modern, 4O-lane
all tenpin plant, encompassing
$4,000 square feet, is the enter
prise of a corporation headed
by Mark T. Rhinehart of Nc
Lean.
Starting at 8 o'clock, dozens
OF keglers, men and women, will
start a qualifying round for
places in round robin tourna- =
ments to be held tomorrow and
Sunday. with the Petersen
point system in operation.
Among the TOO Club" stars
entered are Vern Ashbacher,
Evening star., 1960-08-19
Harness Driver Hurt

FOXBORO, Mass, Aug. 10
(AP) Driver Theodore Sleeper
of Belmar, N. j., suffered a
broken collar bone in a spill
during the third race at Bay
State Raceway last night. He
was thrown from the sulKy
when his horse. Ozark King,
stumbled and fell.