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Evening star., 1960-12-11
By JAMES BACON
Associated Press Writer

MADRID, Spain.-It was a
balmy 3 am. on an outdoor
set at the Estudios Cha
martin. The lights. the
cameras and other trappings
were like a Hollywood set.
But the mood was different
- more churchlike than
studio. The crew. mostly
Spanish, watched the scene
in front Of the cameras as
II 1t were high mass in q
cathedral.
Unconsciously, I doused q
cigarette as I walked on the
set. Director Nicholas Ray
beckoned me to the camera.
Look at Jeff's eyes
through this finder" he said.
I did-and saw why JEFF
Hunter was chosen to play
the Christus in this first film
biography Of "The King of
Kings" since the silent era.
The scene was the all-im-
portant last supper - one
that took all night to shoot.
Fits Old Conception
Hunter. more so than any
actor I can think Of. fits the
conception Of the Christ Of
medieval painters. At 80, he
is the same age as the
crucified Christ.
Evening star., 1960-12-11

The talented dancers of Great Britain's Royal
Ballet set of always welcome visitors will be
in Washington this week for six performances
in four days at Loew's Capitol Theater. They
will be seen Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday at $3.50 pm. and Wednesday and
Evening star., 1960-12-11
TODAY'S SCHEDULES
STAGE

NATIONAL THEATER-Dark. "The Andersonvile Trial";
starts December 26.
ARENA-"The Egg: 1880 pm.
CATHOLIC 'UNIVERSTTY-Dark. 1.-THE Knight of the
Burning Pestle" resumes tomorrow.
Evening star., 1960-06-03

Portable Electric Hand Mix
er, 3-speed, stonds up,
light O M
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Vibrating Massage Pillow
with zip-off wosh-
cbIe 4 m
cover ------ -7H
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Gen. Elee. Bedroom Alarm
s.eea;d s.eea; Sweep weep q 90
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0ist.-Mfr. 349.e5 RcA z4-Inch
Console TV with side tuning,
oIuminized tube, filter screen,
contemporary S. 00
styling, on casters 100
Evening star., 1960-06-03

Mfr. List 9.95 Hamilten
Beech Oseilloiine Ad.
iusioble luwn Sprinkler,
covers 400 @ 90
square feet SsSS
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WONDER WHERE the yel-
low went Don't know where to
find it? Our "Little Ads with
Big Results" will bring it home
wagging it's tail behind it!
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1887 EUCLID AVE. UL. I.lsoo

LOOKING FOR "Zumstein
Eight" or have a Cacklehack to
sell. Our Little Ads with BIG
Results" will do the job right
well.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS

PORCH furniture, glider; lawn
mower; bedroom suites; Kitchen
table and chairs; day bed; rugs
FA. 1898.
1860 ZENITH, 23-in. screen, remote
control. cost $359. sell for s2i5
MU. 1-2377.
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SITUATION WANTED

DAYWORK desired. Wednesday
and Thursday; reliable, expert
enced. MU. 1-1501. MU. LIZA,
call to 1890 p. m.
HIGH school girl desires steady
baby sitting in Euclid area.
RE. 2-9406.
BOY wants odd jobs in Beverly
Hills area. KE. 1-1080.
CASHIER, experienced 2l2 years;
also typing or any similar work,
reliable girl of 20. w. 1-5l2O.
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Community Employment
Services

]
DIRECTOR Euclid s425
SECRETARY. soles. young,
Euclid ..... s32s
SECRETARY to President.
east side . s4o0
SECRETARY to Personnel
Director, need cor 10 $500
IDICTAPHONE SECRETARY.
neoer east side <... $3.50
JR. sTENoGRAPHERs.
several ..-.. S275-S300
/ IEXPEDITER. telephone contacts,
some dictuphone, mature
woman. Euclid 1929
SECRETARY. use dictdphone.
corporate exp, Lake Co. $3.50
DENTAL ASSISTANT, TYPIST,
nursing or dental assistant
exp, Euclid.
5la do. s2so-s3oo
POSTING CLERK. good hand
writing. good with figures,
neor east side .... S3l0
i |COMPTCMETER OPERATOR.
Euclid .......... $685.
! ORDER ANALYST. light typing.
some college. good In moth
and English. Euclid SITS
BOOKKEEPER. light detection,
work with comptroller.
Euclid ............ $3.50
KEY PUNCH OPERATOR.
exp. Euclid ....... 1856
GENERAL OFFICE. good typis,,
mature woman for public
school system. year round
position, east side S205 up
TYPIST, soles dept,
check orders, GOOD with
figures, muture. good
Judgment ........... to $3.50
M PM. Mon. Thru Fri.
, Appointment
o Sis Mon. thru Fri.
REAR OF BUILDING
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LOVELY SETTING

F155. BEDROOM ranch. divided
basement, only years old; blond
woodwork, built-in oven and
\ range, lavstory and full bath on
first. 26 #. living room. wood
burning fireplace, 2-car attached
garage, lot 80x162 priced below
1000. Betty Hansen. Realtor, 8l9
East 185th ST, w. 6-2130.
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KITCHEN set, table, 4 chairs, gray
and black modern, SIS; bird cage,
all silver finish, $40: Arlawn
power mower, ga h. p. rotary
type, $50. RE. 2-7948.
8-PIECE dining room suite. SIS;
combination radio-record player,
$50. MU. 1-70l6.
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AIRLINES SECRETARY, ga
years exp. 22-35. single.
some outside work $3.50 r
ACCOUNTING CLERK super.
wise other girls 49, S3S0-S360
GAL FRIDAY. will trGin
steno for purchasing $3.50
SECRETARY. accounting dept.
Euclid .... ......... $3.50
STENO, light shorthand.
handle phone. so TO AS,
Euclid ............. 1923
JR. STENO. dictophone light
( typinG, top-secret work s325
IIB.M. KEY PUNCH.
Alpha. and numerical
Observation-Disclosures. s35o-s37S
/ COMP. OPERATOR, no
typing. 2 operators s3l4
PIX. RECEPTIONIsT. busy
board. neor town $500. SITS
BILLING CLERK. elecuomotc
typewriter .... s3oo-S325
/ JR. PAYROLL CLERK.
posting ......... S240-s26o
GENERAL OFFICE. type s3l4
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FOR MEN
STAFF ACCAUTING. deg.
public exp. 30-4o
........... S9.000-slo,o0i
PROJECT ENGINEER.
ME-. design exp. S600-s70j
ESTIMATOR. exp. job and
tool. to As ........ S600-S65
PERSONNEL INTERVIEWER.
deg. exp. ..... s5o0-S55
JR. ACCOUNTANT. deg. SAT
WRITER, scientific
background. exp. s450-S5o
O.S.&D. CLERK, truck line
exp. ................ ........ SoS
CREDIT INVESTIGATOR,
H. S. grod.. 222s ~ s34o :
JR. SALES TRAINEE.
must have cor ....... $500 !
TRAINEE. shop. End shift s34
JR. CLERK. payroll, oddinG
machine. fling &C.,. S260-s28I
INSPECTOR, final, record
enGr. changes 81. lQ-S2.Z
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Sl3,9OO
ST IEROMES

*157. s ROOM single, divided base
ment. Pear garage, bath and 4,
excellent condition, SIS 900 Betty
Hansen, Realtor, 8l9 East l85tb
St w 6-2l3O
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REAL ESTATE

EVERY ad writer is at times hard
pressed to adequately describe a
home that is just a bit different
This brick Colonial is that time
II Is located off the blvd. at East
2l7tf st. AS opposed to most 2
story homes it has a foyer en-
trance giving access to any area
without passing through another
The dining room is panelled in
knotty pine and has French doors
10 the rear. The living room has
french doors to the rear. The
living room is centered around a
Wood burning Fireplace and has
good wall space for furniture ar.
rangement. The home is ideal for
an imaginative person who can
decorate and furnish the home
tastefully. Webster Realtor.
VIII $4,000.
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WANTED

SIS DOUBLE in the Greenwood
section. Betty Hansen, Realty
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BY OWNER

RICHMOND Heights. 3 bedroom
brick front ranch, attached double
garage, paneled recreation room
handicapped; carpeting and drapes
Liam
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WANTED

w NIN ! III
RIJNGALOW off East 200th st. or
Fast 222nd ST.: must have base
ment. Betty Hansen Realty. 8l9
East l85th ST.. w. .6-2l30.
. FAMILY. Holy Redeemer Parish:
"a. 2 finished on third. new 2
hn water tanks. eas furnaces.
III. i-5s5O. KE. 1-5844.
EUCLID Beach area, 2 family So,
good condition. reasonable; mod
ern kitchen. new furnaces; own
er, KE. 1875.
II49 EAST 148th St. family, 5-5.
> gas furaces, garage. UL. l-488l.
OWNER. double. 4-4-2. near Lake
shore Blvd, st. Jerome's Church,
very good condition. Open Sum
day 1-e p. m. 525 East l43rd St.
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WHITE treadle sewing machine
with attachments, S5; bird cage
81: living room lamps.
MU. 1926.
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EVERYONE WELCOME

LV LII OI7L VVLIS01VIo
#55l3 EAST 84th. south of Su-
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large bedrooms on second. 2 nm
ished rooms on third: gas heat.
garage, perfect. $4,000. DeVanna
Realty, 535 East lS5th St,
KE 1-2227
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HOLY CROSS
NEED 4 BEDROOMS?

NELD z DGDTOOIVIO!
R55l2. ON lakefront, private street
city transportation, lavatory and
shower on first floor, modern
kitchen, full bath on second; To
close estate: Sl5.500. DeVanna
Realty, 535 East l85th ST.
KF 1-2227
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2.FAMILY, Sl5.900

EAST Cleveland, Pontiac ave.
nicely decorated, carpetlns' ,E gas
heat, garage; by owner. MU
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FLORIDA BOUND
ST. WILLIAMS

OFF East 260th St, beautiful ;
bedroom home, excellent condl-
tion, recreation room with WOOD
burning fireplace. A. Knaus
Realty, w. 6-2O30
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MAPLE bed. single, complete, SIS;
small China cabinet, IS; hooked
rug, $40: vanity walnut, So;
small dressers, S.; chest OF
drawers, $40; set of new Comp
tons encyclopedia, SIS; miscella-
neouS. PO. 1888
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SECRETARY

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year-old boy from 3-9 p. m: 2
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150tbFucIid NIL f-0S24
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DEMONSTRATORS

NATIONALLY advertised toys, no
investment, no delivery. no col
Iecting. highest commissions, car
necessary. HI 2-069l.
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MOVING to California, must sell
complete household furniture
good condition. UL. 1-7521.
DAVENPORT with custom made
ruffle slipcover. gold. $40.
Ii. 1899.
Evening star., 1960-03-22
Eiqht Gridmen of Area
In Hall of Fame Race

Harry Costello, Georgetown's
famed drop-kicking halfback of
almost a half century ago,
Ki Aldrich, former Redskins
center; the late Phil King of
Princeton, and Buzz Berries,
one Of Navy's all-time half
backs, are among the eight
men who played football or
lived IN the Washington area
nominated today for the Foot
ball Hall of Fame.
Sixty-one former stars were
nominated for consideration by
the 12-man honors court, which
will select nine of their number
for induction into the hall at
the third annual awards din
ner of the National Football
Foundation next December
Among those nominated is
Earle Greasy Neale, who once
combined a major league base
ball playing career at Cincin-
natl with college football coach
ing Later he coached the Phil
adelphia Eagles to a pro cham
pionship.
Other names on the list IA
miliar to Washingtonians are
Navy Bill Ingram, Naval Acad-
emy back; Gordon Locke, Iowa
Evening star., 1960-03-22

fullback, now a Washington
attorney; Charlie Berry, La
fayette end who officiates in
American baseball and National
football league games here, and
Lou Little, former Georgetown
and Columbia coach.
Other nominees are as fol-
lows:
Harold Ballin. James L. Cooney,
Langdon Lea, Arthur Wheeler and
Gnarles tan a.o1:. "; csidwel sl1SC ;r Of Prince.
Borleske. Whitman: vic Bottsri, Cali
tornia; James Bradshaw, Nevada;
Chuck Carney, Illinois: Vic Chaitairl
and Dick Humbart. and Art Jones,
Richmond: John Dalton, Navy: Tom
State; Ray Evans, Kansas: Bob Feni-
more. Oklahoma State; Edwin Hale,
Mississippi College: Charlie Colbert,
Penn; Clark Hinckle, Bucknell: Les
Horvath, Ohio State; John Hubbard,
Amherst.
Also, Walter Koppisch and Sid
Notre Dame; Lloyd Madden, Colorado
Mines; John McEwan, Army; Thur
mond McGraw and Jim willard,
Colorado state: Earl MenewsS her,
Humboldt: Shorty Miller and Dexter
Very. Penn State: Mark Payne, Dakota
Wesleyan; Vincent Pazetti. Lehigh:
Henry Pund. Georsia Tech: Kyle Rote,
SMU; Paul Sieber, Gettysburg; Ed
(Butchl SLAUGHTER, Henry Wick and
Neil Snow, Michigan: Herb Stein,
Pittsburgh and his brother. Russell
Stein. WASHINGTON and Jefferson: Bob
SuffrfdRe Tennessee. Clyde Turner,
Hardin Simmons: Henderson Van Bur-
dam, wesleyan; Bart Viviano, Cornell;
Bill Willis, Ohio State: Lloyd Yoder
CarneRie Tech.
Evening star., 1960-03-22
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

Five candidates for Satur-
days 500, ,000-added John B.
Campbell Handicap at Bowie,
including the big three-Amer.
igo, On-and-On and Restless
Wind-are due at the nearby
track from Florida tomorrow to
loosen up for the mile and one
sixteenth race.
That it will be a shooting
match became obvious when
Trainer Charlie Whittingham
announced he has obtained
Jockey Willie Shoemaker, now
riding at Aqueduct, to handle
Restless Wind. Bill Hartack will
be up on the roguish Amerigo,
while the veteran Steve Brooks
again will pilot On-and-On.
This trio alone would make it
a real "hoSs race" but a field
Of at least IL is expected to
start. Also coming from Florida
tomorrow are william C. Par
tees Babu and William S. Mil
ler's Better Bee. Babu defeat
ed Bald Eagle and Sword Danc-
er in last years Brooklyn
Handicap.
Amerigo, owned by Mrs.
Tilyou Christopher, is the early
choice for the seventh running
Of the Campbell as a result of
his second-place finish to Bald
Eagle in last weeks Gulfstream
Park Handicap. Bald Eagle
and the disappointing Sword
Dancer passed up the Bowie
Evening star., 1960-03-22
D. Five Ousted
From National
AAU Tourney

DENVER, Mar. % (AP).-
First-round play in the SD Ma
tional AAU basketball tourna-
ment winds up today with eight
games.
Winners of the opening round
will go into tomorrow's second
round which cuts the field to
eight teams for Thursdays
quarter-flnals.
From the 20 teams entered
in the week-long affair will
come three Of the eight teams
that will compete here next
week in the Olmpic trials to
determine the United States
team that will play in Rome this
summer.
The Wrecks from Washing
ton, D. c., lost to Salt Lake
City, 94-86, last night in the
opening round.
Washington made a game OF
1t until the last seven minutes
when a furry Of baskets by
Salt Lake City put it COM
fortably ahead. James Bran
don of the Wrecks led both
teams in scoring with 80 points.
Evening star., 1960-03-22
Restless Wind to Have
ShoemokerU Up Saturday

race. The English-bred Amer
igo shares top weight of l21
pounds with Restless Wind and
On-and-On.
Shoemaker's acceptance of the
mount on Restless Wind will
mark the little wizards first
appearance at Bowie since his
match race with Joe Culmone
when the pair were battling
for the 1850 riding champion
ship. Culmone is slated to
handle Faultless Speech, an
outsider, in the Campbell.
The California Campbell
hopeful, King o. Turf, yester-
day engaged in his first work.
out since arriving from the
West Coast, breezing a mile in
l.43zs. King o. Turf will be
ridden by Angel valenzuela,
who lost the 1857 running of
the Campbell by q nose with
Third Brother when Dedicate
nipped him. Angels brother,
Ismael, was aboard Promised
Land, the 1858 Campbell VIC
tor.
Jockey Larry Adams, who
suffered q shoulder fracture in
a spill at Bowie February %,
indicated he is fit again when
he drove Queensvale to an up
set victory in yesterdays sixth
race. Adams is slated to pilot
Yes You Will in the Campbell.
He was aboard Yes You Will
when the colt won his two
stakes victories at the current
meeting.
Evening star., 1960-03-22
-yeor-oIds and up; s furIonss.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, 81, 500; moiden =,
Team Spirit, 81,
Still Choice in
Grand National

LONDON, Mar. % (APD.-
Irish-trained Team Spirit still
Is the 81 favorite for Satur-
days Grand National Steeple-
chase at Aintree, near Liver
pool.
Britain's leading bookmakers
quoted unchanged odds last
night for the most fancied
horses in the big race. However,
Mr.. What, winner in 1858,
moved up from 16-l to 14-l.
Team Spirit jumped to the
top Of the betting after winning
the mile Hurst Park Ma
tional Trial Handicap Steeple-
chase 10 days ago. The Grand
National is over 4 miles, S56
yards.
Wyndburgh. who has finished
second twice in the Grand Ma
tional, remains third favorite
at ILL. A few weeks ago.
Wyndburgh. was favorite, but
his odds heightened after he
finished fourth in q three-mile
race at Ayr, Scotland.
Other odds quoted at last
nights callover at London's
Victoria Club we're:
Dandy Scot, Ill: Kerstin,
1871; Badanloch, 1911; Clover
Bud, 20-1; Cannobie Lee, 25-1:
Clear Profit, 25-1; Knoxtown,
28-1: Aliform, Aries. Green
Drill and Tea Fiend, 33-1; Pol
ished Steel. Holly Bank. Jonjo
and Uncle Whiskers, 40-1.
Evening star., 1960-03-22

but 1t wasn't good enough as
Bayer sent his chip bouncing
and rolling into the cup for a
birdie.
The start Of the tournament
was postponed two days be-
cause Of heavy rains, necessi-
tating the playing of the final
two rounds yesterday.
Fred Hawkins of El Paso.
Tex, and Ken Ventura of Palo
Alto, Calf. finished a stroke
behind Bayer and Fleck at 283.
with Ventura providing the
highlight Of the day with a
7-under-par IS for his third
round.
Arnold Palmer Of Ligonier,
Pa. thwarted in his effort to
make it four straight tourna-
ment tour victories, was alone
at 2S4, with Mason Rudolph of
Clarksville, Tenn, and Joe
Campbell Of New York City in
the 2S5 bracket. Doug Ford of
Crystal River, Fla; Dave Marr
OF Cedarhurst. N. Y; Fred Haas
OF New Orleans and Chick Har-
bert of Worthwhile. Mich. were
punched at 286.
Cary Middleton of Holly
wood, Fla, the winner last year.
could do no better than 294.
with a rs for his final round.
1t was Bayer's fourth victory
as a pro, and his first since
December 1858.
Since the st. Pete tourney
ended a day late, the Seminole
Golf Tournam ent at Palm
Beach has been cut to one dav
today. It still will pay $4,000,
making it a rich l8-hole event,
The touring pros will fly in
q PGA charter plane from st.
Pete to Palm Beach, then will
ny over to Bradenton for the
DeSoto Lakes tourney starting
Thursday.
Ben Hogan is practicing at
Palm Beach and will make his
1860 debut in the Seminole to-
day. Sam Snead, who hasn't
been on the pro tour, also will
play.
Evening star., 1960-03-22
Little Rock Group
Obtains Franchise

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Mar.
% (AP).-A group of business
men turned baseball executives
have exactly rs days to put
together a Little Rock entry
in the Southern Association.
Starting from scratch yes
terday. the businessmen raised
$25,000 inside an hour and
shared the Southern franchise
vacated a week ago by New
Orleans.
They start with the $25, 900,
IL ballplayers (of assorted cal
iber) turned over by New Or
leans, and one slightly used
ball park.
BY April 16 they must fill
out the playing roster, hire a
field manager and general
manager, repair the park, wage
a ticket campaign and raise
another $25,000 to insure the
clubs operation through the
entire season.
Evening star., 1960-03-22
FRICK
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him Of fraud and called the ac-
cusation profoundly untrue
|. vicious"
IF what I've said and done
is vicious, then I'm vicious"
Lane replied.
Lane said Harris assured him
that the 3l-year-old White
was not going to retire.
Now it appears he had al
ready been notified that II
White was traded from Bos-
ton he might quit" Lane said.
Il thought Harris had been
telling me the truth"
Lane is guilty Of q gross
distortion of fact" Harris re-
piled. This is a case for the
commissioner" He later indi-
Gated that 1t will be up to Lane
to request action Of the COM
missioner.
I'm not going to move until
I hear from the commissioner.
I'm not going to get in touch
with him either. It will be
up to Lane to appeal for q
ruling"
He also predicted that Frick
would rule in favor of the Red
Sox and let them keep Nixon
IF the commissioner decides
against the Red Sox it could
ruin the whole structure OF
baseball" Bucky said, obviously
picturing a situation in which
any player could threaten re-
tirement If he was dealed of
in a trade he didn't like.
Meanwhile. Nixon was signed
to a new Red Sox contract
calling for an increase Of about
$4,000 over his salary of about
$4,000 at Cleveland. He an
nounced he is happy and does
not want to return to the In
dians.
Evening star., 1960-03-22
BY DICK SLAY
star stan Writer

The University of Maryland
does not have to draw a huge
crowd into Cole Field House
this week in order to make
the NCAA wrestling champion
ships q financial success, be-
cause the 78 other schools
entered so far are not guar
anteed travelling expenses.
But tournament ofiicials are
preparing for as many as TO-
600 fans, although this is one
OF the least wrestling-wise
areas ever to be host to the
event since it began in 1928.
For instance, 5000 programs
have been ordered. They will
explain briefly the niceties of
this rugged college sport for
the uninitiated spectator.
Two electric scoreboards will
be placed at each of the five
Evening star., 1960-03-22
Boyer's Four-Foot Chip Shot
Beats Fleck in PIuyoff

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla,
Mar. % (AP).-George Bayer,
who believes in letting the chips
fall where they may, saw q
shot from four feet of the
green drop into the cup in the
sudden-death playof Of the st.
Petersburg Open golf tourna-
ment. and is $4,000 richer TO-
day.
The amiable pro from Glen
eagles, Ill, tied with Jack
Fleck Of Los Angeles at 2s2 at
the end Of ~ holes yesterday.
He took a rs for his third
round, but clung to q one
stroke lead. That vanished on
the final lS holes. He took a
par 70 as Fleck came through
with a three-under-par SO for
the tie.
Fleck put his third shot on
the first extra hole a foot from
the pin for an easy par four,
Evening star., 1960-03-22
Maryland Set to HondIe
10000 at Mat Tourney

mats in use. The wrestlers will
wear red or green anklets for
Identification and their coaches
will sit in chairs of correspond
ing colors.
For the fan who wants his
moneys worth. there will be
about 80 matches Thursday
afternoon starting at 2 o'clock,
and 80 more Thursday night.
Fridays schedule calls for 40
in the afternoon and so at
night. There will be 20 conso-
lation semiflnals at 1880 Sat-
urday and 20 finals at 1880.
Tickets are priced at So for
each session until the finals,
which will cost $3.50. A six
session book Of tickets will 60
for So. Maryland students and
faculty and area high school
students will be admitted for
81 each session and $50 for
the finals, or at So for a
season" book.