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Evening star., 1960-07-21
VACATION PLACES

PINEY POINT, MD.-42-it. trailer,
near beach, on private lot, nicely
furnished; by week or month
GIN. l53-W-3.
SUMMER HOUSE, unfurnished, on
2O0-acre farm, nr. Groom, Md,
fishing, in fully developed, 5-acre
lake; ideal for l or . families with
children as place away from
traffic and trouble with large
garden space and play areas: or
as a summer cottage for several
families: S75 per mo. No phone
calls. Go to Groom and ask for
Sager rd.
Evening star., 1960-07-21
THE PICKETT co.
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED
COMMERCIAL GROUND

FOR ACTION in the sale Of you
PEToEptertEyss Tyr Ssall sall E FoGssIIE GssIIEFFEl
Evening star., 1960-07-21
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
"Attn. SnortSmenn

AICn. SpOrCSInen
You have more happiness and Sc.
curity when you invest in q hunt
ing or fishing camp, farm or re-
tirement home. A large variety to
choose from. CALL or WRITE for
descriptive LIST
JAMES E. BARNEY, Agent
Vienna, Va. WEstmore S-6454
SHENANDOAH VALLEY, Little
Stoney Creek-WQoded waterfront
tracts, pa to 4 acres each. Sl,25O
to Sl,750 each. Just ( to sell. Not
a subdivision. PETERS REALTY
Great Falls, Va. PL. 9-2I61.
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MONEY TO LOAN
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

ALL OR PART OF Sl25,OOO 1st
mortgage on prime recreationaI
property, l0ee discount plus Sc
interest, .2-vr. term. INTERSTATE
MORTGAGE CO. ia. 7-5S00..
1st MORTGAGE OF $4,000 on
rrime Virginia property. Will con-
slider participation Of $1,000 OF
more Minimum Weld l0co pei
year. INTERSTATE MORTGAGE
CO, INC. ia. 7-5S00
$4,000. at $50 per month. due ir
% months: 20ec discount. Coco
record. FREMONT 4-3O57.
Evening star., 1960-07-21

BARBER GREEN trenching machin,
tsmaln. Will sacrifice. ia. 2-1692
EXCAVATION EQUIPMENT (com.
pletel-Trsctor trailer, B-22, Ins.
lev TD-9; for sale or rent. FE
3-4300.
ONE USED 1O,0OO-gallon oil tank
available within ten days, phone
XII. 9-SOSO.
1891 TD-9 with Drott loader, yarC
and "a bucket with teeth. ex. Cond
$1,000. Butler 3-23Sl, Ext. 223.
Evening star., 1960-07-21
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

DE SOTO '55 4-dr. sedan; equip.
SOUTHEAST RAMBLER
l2033 Nichols Ave. Sc. LU. 4-520C
DE SOTO 1885 Fireiite Sportsman
top. r. and h. automatic trans
mission, power steering, Wv
tires. S1,095.
AIS MOTORS
1910 Wilson Blvd, Arl., Va.
ia. 2-4102
DE SOTO IS Firedome conv.; like
new, p. equip. pvtly. owned. ST..
995. La. 6-3467.
DODGE '54 Special D-50O con.
vertible: perfect eond. Sacrifice
S485, S25 down, ROPER la
6-2700.
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RAINBOW FOREST
WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

BEVERLY BEACH-Lge. apt. sleeps
=. 500 week. Air-cond. cabin,
sleeps ., S59 week. JU. 9-5791.
COLONIAL BEACH-A.m.i.; accom-.
modates 10; avail. from Sun, Aug
II TO Sun, Aug. 2l. IA. S-0635
COLONIAL BEACH - Beach-froni
| cottage and det. units; clean, elee
kit, hot water, pvt. pier, fish, crab
swim; lse. play area, safe for chill
dren. co. 5-0611 Mon. Thur. ewes
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TRUST NOTES WANTED
MACHINERY and EQUIP

WE BUY, SELL, collect trust notes
Best rates. We give immed. at.
tentinn. DICKEY,S. AP r-SnR0
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ALEX, FOR SALE OR LEASE, 81
900 50. ft.-Zoned heavy and
light, r.r. siding, / blk. from river,
! blk. from Mt Vernon hwy. Will
build to suit DE 2-47OO
FOUR-ACRE commercial tract on
main road, Ideal for shopping
center Zoned C-l; 3 road front
ases. Will build to suit or lease
tSO Call Mr. Reynolds, JU. s.
6116. JAMES c. CoNLEY a. CO.
. WENTWORTH AvE.--2.46 acres
lone frontase, > roads. Priced
riEht. A. A. PuGLIsI, Realtor, RE.
T-2sl9 and AP. 7-5939.
10000 SO. FT.-Good for business
store or research site. Additional
land for parking, Takoma Silver
spring area. $3.50 per So. It
JU. o-21sS.
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CHEW. '53 4-dr.: r., h.; Sl95. LEE
p; BUTLER, 1121 2lst st. NV,
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LOOK, MO M
VACANCIES

COTTAGES, on or near the bay
Chesapeake Beach and North
Beach, where there is fun for all
Aug. through Labor Day; S45 tc
S75 per week, special monthly
rates; Mr.. Fowler, CHESAPEAKE
Co, INC. Chesapeake Beach, Md
Alpine 1881.
BY-ON-THE-BA fur.
nished, clean comfortable cottage
JU. 9-097S.
WOODLAND BEACH, 90 mi, D. c.;
turn. mod. cottage, sandy beach
$50 wk. UP. Colonial 3-2172.
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CHRYSLER '56 Windsor 4-dr.; r.
and h., auto. trans; S95 down
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RIIIInERS ArTENTInN

We have an excel. selection of
both lee. and small parcels al
ready to go; utils. and SITS in
ROBERT H. KENT g. CO., JU.
Evening star., 1960-07-21

CHEV. '53 2-dr.; top running or
der; extremely reliable trans. Best
offer over $500. EN-. 2-S440 aft
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEy, '5s Impala 2-dr. hit; r. and
h.: S1,595. LEE D. BUTLER. II2I
, 1960-04-21
SEVERAL.

SEVERAL -.
fined $15.; for failure to report
an accident to the Police he
was given an additional $40.
fine. In this case Judge Moor
head cited instances that even
if the parties to accidents set
tie their differences the law
requires that it must be re-
ported to the Police.
Powell is a driver for the
Abramson Bus Company; he
was defended by Attorney
Almeric Christian.
, 1960-04-21
Special Announcement

Several persons in pick-ups,
took advantage Of a situation,
passed through the gate at
Manning's Bay on Easter
Monday and sold foodstuffs
without permission.
The names of each owner
has been listed, They are
hereby advised to make pay
ment to Nj. Lawrence Merrill
and Canute A. Brodhurst, in
order to be eligible to sell at
the track at future meets run
under the auspices of the
Association.
, 1960-04-21
ST. cRoIx

ST. CROIX -.
Mrs. MarloWe lost to the st.
Croix ladies team Mrs. Reuter-
and Mrs. Richards 4 up and
3 to go.
The Easter Tourney was
the 4th renewal Of meets be-
tween teams from the two is
lands. In the first meeting st.
Thomas won 3 matches to /
and scored the same in the
second meet. Last December
the two teams tied, each win
ming two matches, The sweep
Of the recent tournament gives
each team an even number of
wins, eight to eight. They will
will meet again in st. Thomas
IN December.
, 1960-04-21

GOV. ERWIN Jul.
served. Unfortunately they
are being gradually spoiled by
hideous advertising posters
which should be placed under
control as soon as possible.
The Bill herein presented is
patterned after a model sign
code developed by the Ma
tional Institute of Municipal
Law Officers but adapted to
our problems and needs. | re-
commend it for the early and
favorable consideration of the
legislature
, 1960-04-21
Attention Builders /!
ANDERSON ROOFING co.

Roofers of the new airport, are offering for sale
All roofing and Down Spout, and Sheet Metal
machinery, plus | " Ton 1859 pickup truck.
+. M, WEATHERS Call 24sW
, 1960-04-21
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids, in quadrupli-
cate, will be received at the
Department Of Property and
Procurement, Division o f
Procurement, Christiansted,
ST. Croix, Virgin Islands, until
100 A, NJ. April Is, 1860
and then publicly opened for
the following:
Air Condition Unit ! Horse
Power, l ton
The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all
cids, to waive any i~nformality
in bids and, unless otherwise
specified by the Government
or by the bidder, to accept
any item in the bid.
Copies of Invitation to bid
may be obtained from the
Division 0 t Procurement,
Christiansted, St. Croix, Vir-
gin Islands.
CARLOS DOWNING
Commissioner Of Property
and Procurement
By:
Alphonso Romney
Administrative Assistant II
21-22-23
, 1960-04-21
VI. LEG1sLATURE

gin Islands Veterans of the
United States Armed Forces :
proposed by Senators Ottley,
Maduro, Reese, Gomez, Hodge
and Guadalupe.
No. 1889 70 create the Ed
ward Wilmot Blyden Scholar
ship Of $4,000 for a four-year
period of college education for
the high school graduate in
the Virgin Islands with the
highest scholastic record for
the four years of high school
training proposed by Sena-
tors Ottley, Maduro, Reese.
Gomez, Guadalupe and Hodge
, 1960-04-21
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids, in quadrupli-
ate, will be received at the
Department of Property and
Procurement, Division of Pro
Christiansted, ST.
.Croix, Virgin Islands, until
HOO Am. May II, 1860.
and then publicly opened for
the following:
Water Meter Boxes
The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all
lids, to waive any informality
in bids and, unless otherwise
Speclned by the Government
or BY the bidder, to accept any
tenn in the bid.
Copies of invitation to bid
may be obtained from the Di-
vision of Procurement, Chris
tiansted, St. Croix, Virgin
stands.
CARLOS DOWNING
Commissioner Of Property
and Procurement
Per:
A!rrhonso RoHHeTT
Administrative Assistant II
21-22-23
, 1960-04-21
S A T y n D "A Y

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Big Double Feature Day!
Columbia Pictures presents
lst Feature:
IDOL ON PARADE"
William Bendix, Anthony Newley
and Ann Aubrey
The King of Rock'n Roll is sing
ing the G. I. Blues!
2nd Feature:
another Columbia Smash hit
BUCHANAN RIDES ALONE"
Randolph Scott, Craig Stevens
and Jennifer Holden
,INDAY. MONDAY.
TUESDAY
Universal Pictures is proud
to present
PILLOW TALK"
in Cinemascope & Eastman Color
Rock Hudson, Doris Day,
Tony Randall & Thelma Ritter
This is a captivating story that
the whole family will love. It's
all about a ~carefree career girl
and the hilarious things that
happen when the tangle!!
LATEST NEWS
, 1960-04-21

SD(ZATg1

THURSDAY and FR-DAv
Paramount Pictures presents
THE HANGMAN"
Robert Taylor, Tina Loduise
and Fess Parker
The story of the most relentless
marshal, whose stern infiexible
code Of justice made him the
most hated, most feared lawrnan
in the territory A powerful West
ern with its crashing climax!
LATEST NEWS
, 1960-04-21

Administrative Assistant II
2l-22-23
Evening star., 1960-10-27
BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON
Star stan Writer

Red-haired Bill Roehnelt,
who saw stars last Sunday
when kayoed during the Red
skins 27-27 tie with Pittsburgh,
will see bigger one Sunday at
Grifith Stadium when he goes
up against Cleveland's 228-
pound Jim Brown. He's been
assigned a key role in defensive
plans against the leagues rec
ord-holding ground-gainer.
We've got to stop Brown on
the inside and Bobby Mitchell
outside to beat this team" "
Coach Mike Nixon said. They
don't throw many passes be-
cause they don't have to with
this pair. I'm counting on
Roehnelt and the four guys up
front to handle Brown. Our
linebackers and wings will have
to take care Of Mitchell"
The Redskins stopped Brown
with 40 yards last season, the
best showing against him up to
that point. But Mitchell, who
went 80 yards for a touchdown
early in the game, killed them.
The former Illinois back piled
up 232 yards. only flve short of
Browns league record, and
scored two touchdowns. .-
I'VE hope to do better this
time" Nixon commented wryly.
The -four guys up front
whom Mike expects to help
Roehnelt contain Brown are
Evening star., 1960-10-27
MARYLAND
Continued From Page Al!

Continued FROM rage A.1S
against the Tar Heels. Gam
brell will be at left half.
Richard Lomas, a promising
linebacker who plays back of
Jim Nemeth in the center spot,
was one of the defensive stand
outs against North Carolina.
Other South Carolina sophs
who have been pushing for
starting roles are John Caskey
at left end, Jim Moss at left
tackle and Joel Goodrich at
right tackle.
Fifteen South Carolina sophs
played against the Tar Heels.
probably new high in Giese's
head coaching career.
Tom Sandwich has been
moved back to the right tackle
spot in the Maryland lineup.
Sandwich played one of
those good games against Wake
Forest last week that it takes
game films to bring out.
He made 13 tackles and 6 as
sists, high for the season by a
Maryland player.
Two weeks ago Sankovich
was lauded for his play against
Clemson. He said he thought
he played a better game against
Wake Forest and was surprised
to be moved back to the second
unit. The original reason was
that Maryland needed more
weight in the line against South
Carolina. But after studying
the films, the Maryland
coaches decided that pound for
pound. Sankoyich was their
imam ESgsss
Evening star., 1960-10-27
RoehneIt Gets Key Role
In Plan to Stop Brown

Bob Toneff, Ray Krouse, Andy
Stynchula and Mean John Pa
luck. If they can delay the
Cleveland fullback long enough
for Roehnelt to get a shot at
him, the Redskins may have
a chance.
It'll be up to Ralph FELTON,
and Dick LaSse, as linebackers,
and Ben Scott and Pat Heenan
on the wings to keep Mitchell
from having another field day.
Gary Click, who is recovering
from a bruised kidney, will not
be available again this week.
Also missing will be Linebacker
Rod BreedloVe, who pulled a
hamstring muscle against the
Steelers, and Jim Crotty.; who
also has a hamstring.
Nixon realizes Milt Plum's
passing can give the Redskins
trouble. but he doesn't think
that will be as damaging as the
footwork Of Brown and Mitch
ell.
They're the key to the whole
situation" Mike said.
Evening star., 1960-10-27
BROWN TRAINER LIKES ENTRY
Gorden Stote Stakes
Is Called Open Race

CAMDEN, N. j., Oct. 81 (AP)
If we don't have any trouble,
my colts will be right there at
the finish"
Joseph Puckett was talking
about the worlds richest race,
the Garden State Stakes, and
the colts the 55-year-old trainer
referred to were He's A Pistol
and On His Metal. Puckett
handles the pair for j. Graham
Brown, Lexington. KY, hotel
owner.
Frankly" Puckett said as he
supervised handling of his
colts. II think the Garden
State is a wide-open race. The
only really great 2-year-old
this year was Hail To Reason
and he's out with an injury,
The rest are fairly even and
racing luck will determine the
winner in any given meeting"
Won Breeders Futurity
Puckett admitted he was
high on He's A Pistol, but had
not given UP hope the Ken
tucky-bred On His Metal might
pick up all the chips.
Il have a lot Of hope for He's
A Pistol" Puckett said. HE
has burning speed and is COM
ing of his best race of the
year."
He's A Pistol won the Breed
erS' Futurity at Keeneland last
Saturday. He has other in
teresting credentials, including
a. very close second to Hail To
Reason in the Sapling at Mon
mouth last August.
Puckett said he was GiSap-
pointed in On His Metals per-
formance here Saturday in one
division of the Garden State
Trial. But was told not to
feel bad. because horses don't
come Of a hard-surface track,
such as the colt was running
on at Arlington. onto a deep
one like Garden State and do
well the first time. The Trial
may have been just the prepa-
ration he needed"
Hes A Pistol will be ridden
in the mile-and-a- sixteenth
race for 2-year-olds by Jockey
Larry HanSman. who was
aboard the colt in his Keene-
land victory. Hansman also
rode this full brother of Vene-
tan Way, the 1860 Kentucky
Derby winner, in an earlier tri-
Evening star., 1960-10-27
Gu Teums Gain
Split With Mounts

Catholic University's soccer
team beat Mount st. Mary's,
Al, in a Mason-Dixon Confer
ence game here yesterday, but
the Mounts handed the Cardi-
nails their first cross-country
defeat, 1881.
Bill Degwitz of Gu scored two
of the soccer goals as the Cards
upped their conference record
to ALL. Another Gu athlete,
Bob Coffren, was first home In
the cross-country, but MSM
runners took the next four
places.
Another MD soccer game
yesterday had unbeaten Balti-
more U. handing Gallaudet it's
sixth defeat, To.
Evening star., 1960-10-27
Broves' InfieIder
Gets Series Cut

NEW YORK. Oct. q (AP).-
Second Baseman Chuck Cottier
of the Milwaukee Braves was
told yesterday that he has
81 ,4S2.59 coming as his share
of the World Series players cut.
Cottier's name was missing
from runnerup Milwaukee's list
when the series melon was cut
up Monday. Commissioner
Ford Frick's Office said it was
all a mistake. Cottier's name
was omitted due to an error.
So Cottier gets a full share
81, ,482.59. The other Braves
get the same-slightly less than
the $1,527.75 originally an
nounced-for second place
money in the National League.
Evening star., 1960-10-27
Selma May Drow
Bowl of Flowers

Bowl Of Flowers, the proba-
BILE 2-year-old filly champion,
and Angel Speed, who finished
second to her in last weeks
Gardenia, may have another go
at it in the $4,000 Selma
Stakes at Laurel November S.
Laurel officials, preparing for
the start of their 11-day meet
ing Saturday, have been in
formed by Trainer Elliott Burch
that he is still considering the
Selma as Bowl of Flowers next
start. The filly is owned by the
Brookmeade Stable, which last
won the Selma in 1852 with
Tritium.
william G. Helis, jr., owner
of Angel Speed, is reported
counting on the Selma for his
stars next appearance.
Evening star., 1960-10-27

umph. In II starts, He's A
Pistol has won six. placed twice
and earned $87.l33, a good
return on a $14,200 investment,
Puckett says his two Garden
State contenders are diamet-
rically opposite in dispositions.
He's A Pistol is a mean colt,
asserts the trainer. "He bites
and kicks and is inclined to
loaf. He hates to work out,
sometimes walking half a mile
before you can get him into q
gallop. On His Metal. how
ever, has q wonderful DISPOSE
ton. He does everything you
ask of him.
Scores at Hawthorne
On His Metal, a $4,000 year.
ling purchase. has four wins
and two seconds in II starts.
earning $36,145 for Owner
Brown. Considered q stretch
runner by Trainer Puckett, he
also comes of a winning effort,
the Juvenile Handicap at Haw-
thorne under q fine ride by
Jockey John Rotz, who will do
the booting in the Garden
State.
Puckett, who says both his
horses can handle an Of track
If the weather turns bad, feels
that Mrs. Ada L. Rice'S Try
Cash is the horse to beat for
the approximately $175,000 net
money to the winner. He went
so far to say. "The horse that
beats Try Cash should win it. :"
Try Cash was very impressive
last Saturday in winning one
division Of the Garden State
Trial.
So far, there are IA probable
starters, which would mean a
gross purse Of $285,97O. The
Harbor View entry Of Rowing
Minstrel and Garwol has been
installed the early favorite,
with w. Logan Grier's lisa
Great Day q close second
choice. He's A Pistol and On
His Metal are l0-1 in the early
line.
Two probable starters were
added to the field yesterday
Great Scope and Randero. AT
the same time, Jimmy Jones,
the Calumet trainer. made ii
clear he has not decided yet
whether to start Beau Prince
who has been Disappointing in
recent faces.
Evening star., 1960-10-27
Ring Group to Help
Honor Aqnew Here

A scroll OF appreciation,
signed by national oficsrs Of
the National Boxing Associa-
ton, will be among the items
presented John Agnew, retired
members Of the District Boxing
Commission, at q luncheon
honoring him November 10 at
Goldie Ahearn's Restaurant. ;.
David OFT. president Ma
tional Boxing Association, is
preparing the scroll. Abe
Greene. former president and
now the national commissioner,
is expected here as one Of the
principal speakers at the
luncheon. i'< u.s.
Evening star., 1960-10-27
HORSE SHOW
SCHEDULE
AFTERNOON

Model green hunters
Model conformation hunters
Working hunters under sad
die
Working hunters-lady to
ride
5-gaited mare stake.
Green Jumpers
Walking horse stallion or
gelding
Arabians-pairs
3-gaited stake-not exceeding
.15.2
Green working hunters
open
EVENING
Green conformation hunters
appointments
3-gaited championship stake
lady to ride.
F. E. I.
Exhibition
Fine harness horse-open
Arabians-open
International jumping
Evening star., 1960-10-27
Giants Ruined Out

SENDAI, Japan, Oct. 81
(AP).-Rain today washed out
the fifth game between the
visiting San Francisco Giants
and the Japan All Stars here
to the disappointment Of Japa-
nese baseball fans. The game
was rescheduled for Friday.
Evening star., 1960-10-27
Willis CAR BROUGHT PROBE
2 Kansas Teams Put
On NCAA Probotion

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. ~
(AP) AN automobile pur-
chased by boosters for wilt
Chamberlain three years ago
plagued the University Of Kan
sas today as the NCAA slapped
penalties against its basketball
and football teams.
In q two-pronged action, the
Jayhawkers were hit in the
Chamberlain car case Of May,
1857, and for illegally recruit
ing football players from
Southwest Conference schools
more recently.
Three other schools came on
probation as the NCAA council
concluded Its session here
Wyoming. Mississippi and North
Carolina State. The first two
were handed one-year penalties
in 1859 and are restored to full
rights and privileges.
North Carolina State I'm
ishes q four-year probation
status on November 13.
No Tournaments
Under terms of q two-year
probation, the Kansas basket
ball team cannot participate In
the National Collegiate cham
pionships or any Of the invita-
tional tournaments cooper
ating with the NCAA.
The football team, this year
one Of the best in the schools
history, goes under probation
for one year. It shall not bt
eligible during that period
effectively Immediately, to par.
ticipate in any poSt-seasor
contests, including bowl games
or be in television programs
subject to NCAA jurisdiction.
The ruling does not include
the track and field team which
has won the National Collegiate
championship the past two
years.
Seven Others en- List
Kansas Joined seven othel
schools currently on probation
Oklahoma, also Of the BIZ
Eight conference, Arizona Stat,
University, Southern California
Montana State, Auburn, Tuls;
and Indiana.
The action against Kansa
football followed complaint
heard in the Southwest. AL
though the NCAA did not nam
the three football players in
volved, Halfback Bert Coal
failed to report at Texas Chris
tian University last year, an
enrolled instead at Kansas
Guard Mickey Walker and En-,
Jim Street both quit Texa
AdEM to go to Kansas. Rodge
Mcfarland left Texas A&N
for Kansas while still a fresh
man.
NCAA rules stipulate trans
fers cannot be made withou
notification Of the athletic di
rectors involved.
The NCAA didn't use Cham
berlain's name in its report
but A. c. Lonborg, director o
athletics at Kansas. confirmed
the identity.
II feel like coach who jus
lost a championship game
Lonborg said. "As I have SaiC
before, I wanted to get thl
Chamberlain case resolved. I
is good to have it finally settlet
even though I am not pleased
with the results"
Also at Lawrence, Kans., Dr.
4 w. Clarke Wescoe, chancellor o
the university, declared:
I'VE have no evidence tina
the University Of Kansas haI
Evening star., 1960-10-27

violated NCAA or Big Eight
Conference regulations. We
have co-operated fully and cesn-
pletely with the NcAA during
its extended Investigation and
are frankly puzzled Is TO the
basis for this action. we have,
Of course. no alternative but TO
accept the action. We win con-
tinue to abide by the NcAA
rules"
Walter Byers, executive. see-
retary Of the NCAA. said delay
ins the Chamberlain case was
caused by boosters refusing 10
make records available. He
said. however. there was sufh-
cient evidence otherwise.
In the Chamberlain case, the
Council found known repre-
sentatiyes Of the athletic in
terests Of the university" put
up 1854 for purchase Of q
|year-old automobile, The bas-
ketball stars older car also was
used in payment. The car pt1r-
chase came just two months
after the 7-foot Philadelphian,
currently with the Philadelphia
Warriors, had led Kansas TO
second place in the NCAA
finals.
The two-year probation was
settled on, he said, because the
council had sufficient evidence
to make a finding. Oklahoma
was placed on indefinite. pro-
baton last January because q
booster refused to divuIge
records Of aid payments to
athletes.
Suspected Tampering
At the time Of the Coan
transfer to Kansas, Dutch
Meyer, Texas Christian atheletic
director. said he felt there was
tampering.
The council said one football
player was flown to the All-Star
game in Chicago in the summer
Of 1859 by q Kansas alulnnus.
Although 1t was argued the
alumnus was not Q known re-
cruiter, Byers said information
was given that he had recruited
at least three other football
players.
North Carolina State has
been on probation most Of the
past six years. 1t served one
period from May Z, 1854, to
May Z, 1855. 1t went on pro-
baton again on November lS,
1856, in a case involving basket
ball prospect Jack Moreland.
The NCAA said he was offered
cash gifts and a Seven-year
medical scholarship for q friend.
Evening star., 1960-10-27
DAILY DOUBLE PAID ssO1.sO
Gorden State
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; claim
ing; 3-year-olds: 8 furlongs.
Johnny Blue (BlOck) 4.6O $50 2.40
Deal Lane (Gilbert) $40 2.6@
King Sug (VerrOne) $50
Valiant Nation, Miss Startan, Allah
gem, Broad Run, Capt. Cool, Crystal
Trail, Juniper Time, Party Man, Tear
andero. Time, 1:13b.