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Services Held For
DUIUfhian A. So.

~sa~a 80
Services for James Gums, a
resident Of Duluth, Mimi, who
died August Z, in Our Lady of
Good Counsel Home. was held at
9 am. Thursday. August 10, at
st. Peter Claver Catholic church
with Rev. FIR. John Wirth officiat-
ing.
The deceased was a veteran of
World War I.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Mary Lou Gums Of Duluth; four
sons, James, Robert, Frank and
Johns of st. Paul; two daughters,
Jennie Louise Gums, st. Paul and
Mary Lou Of Duluth.
Burial was. in FIT. Smelling Ma
tional cemetery with Brooks Fun
eral Home in charge of arrange
ments.
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Services For 90 Year
Pioneer Woman friddy
A. Woodord Chdnel

At Woodord Chapel
Services for Mrs. Eliza Quinn,
"a, a patient in Genarask Nursing
Home, who died Tuesday, August
8, will be held at 10 am, Friday,
August IL, at Woodland Funeral
chapel Rev. John Young. pastor Of
Bethesda Baptist church. win Of
ficiate.
Mrs. Quinn was born in 1867 in
Savannah, Ca. and had resided In
Minneapolis for over 40 years. She
was a member Of long standing
Of Bethesda Baptist church and
had been an active worker until
her health failed
There are no known survivors.
Woodland Funeral Home is in
charge Of the service. Burial will
be in Crystal Lake cemetery.
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Dr.. johnson And
jones Bradford
NdEmed BV Nellie

The following appointments have
been made by grand master John
L. McHie, Jr., Of the Prince Hall
Masonic Grand Lodge: Or. Thom-
as H. Johnson, a member Of Pal
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-08-11

this week that
because Of the
volume Of insur-
ance he has writ
ten since January
he has been elect
ed to the Extra
Measure Club, the
ag en- s. select
group for top
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born in North Carolina.

born in North Carolina.
August IT, 1885 - Marcus Gar
vey, founder Of the United Negro
Improvement Association, which
fostered theory of a black econ
omy, born in Jamaica.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-08-11

Mrs. Iona NJ Anthony Henry
was guest speaker at chapel serv-
ices at Manchester College, St
Paul, at 1890 pm. Tuesday. Aug
ust /. She Is author of a booklet
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-08-11

Royal Gooden, whose appoint
ment as a district agent for the
Arlan Insurance Agencies, Inc,
was announced last week learned
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-27
County All
Council Holds
Monthly Meet

The Columbus 4-H County
Council held its REGULAR
monthly meeting in the AgrI-
cultural Building. Whitevillc.
Saturday, September 23.
The Council decided To erect
welcoming signs beside various
roads leading into the county.
Achievement night. Novcm-
Der Is. was planned. On this
night outstanding work is re-
cognized and certificates of
merit are presented.
The nominating committee
proposed the following per
sons for Council offices for
1862:
President - Richard Bow
en-, c. B. Sellers, Jr.; Vice
President - Jimmy Raper.
Kitty Lowing; Secrctary--Lin-
ola Nance, Nellie Williamson:
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-27
Fui ir
RIu ff

Mrs. Jimmie Scott was host
cSS AT Il party Saturday after
noon honoring Neil and Grey
Scott on their fourth birthday.
Games were enjoyed on the
lawn. before the children were
invited indoors where they
were served ice cream and
cake. Party favorS were en-
JOycd while gifts were opened.
The guests included Terry
Thompson, Julia Nadden. Gin
ny Lee Waddcll. Missy" Har-
riS, Robert Cutrell. Alex Pow
eli. Sally Clayton. Elizabeth
Scott. Mary Orpah and Thad
Davis, Donna Oliver. all OF
Fair Bluff; Hugh and Beth
! Rogers of Lumbcrton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Ford. of
Skilleen. Texas have announce
Cd the birth of their first baby.
a daughter. Robin Lynn, born
September 9th.
Mrs. Ford is the former
Nancy Parrish whose parents
are Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Par
fish of Fair Bluff.
Condition of Contemporary
Professionalism" was the study
topic for the monthly meet
ing of the circles of the Fair
Bluff Methodist Church when
they were held last week.
The Rosa Tucker Circle met
with Mrs. James Turner at her
home on Academy Street. We'd
ne sday afternoon. Mrs. b. w
Tyler gave the study. Business
fu"maliticS were conducted by
Mrs. Il. Frank Rogers. Eleven
members attended.
Mrs. Neil Thompson was
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-27

Small.
Mrs. Bob Waller arrived FRI
day from Reno, Nevada. to visit
The ii. n. Rogers. the q. l.. and
Louis Rogers and the Waller
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waller moved
10 Reno eight years ago from
Fair Bluff. This is her first
visit back home.
Mrs. W. L. Parrish left last
week To visit her daughter.
Mrs. Cecil Ford and Mr.. Ford
il Skilleen, Texas. She will
spend several weeks with the
FOrds.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. Il. Prince
have returned after living a
few weeks at East Cherry
Grove.
Visiting Mrs. f. d. Meares
recent weekend were her SON
,in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Singletary and
their three children of VIM
SION Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. l.. Ellington
of Nichols s. G. are visiting
their daughter. Mrs. Ellis De-
wire Mearcs. Jr.. and Mr..
MCarcS.
Mr.. and Mrs. John White
and small son. Robin. of Ra-
leigh spent the weekend with
Mrs. Whites parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob King.
! DR.. w. A. Waddcll and Mrs.
Waddell were visitors in Tabo,
City for the day Sunday. DR..
Waddcll a layman. spoke Sun
day morning at the Methodist
Church.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J
Bruce Eure over the weekend
were MIR. Eure'S sister and nei
husband. MIR. and Mrs. Bright
KInlaw. of Ayden.
Mrs. Clara Nance visited in
Marion. S. c. last week as
guest of Misses Marion and
Louise Macmillan.
Mrs. w. ii. Richardson has
as weekend guests her sons
family. Mr.. and Mrs. David
Richardson. and sons Carol and
Jerry. OF RoXboro.
Leo Ellington. of Dillon. sc.
visited his mother. Mrs. 0. l..
Ellington a recent Sunday.
Mrs. J. o. MintOn is visiting
her sons family. MIR. and Mrs.
Roger MintOn of New Topsail
Beach.
Mrs. Willard Small is with
Mr.. Small this week where he
is employed as buyer on the
tobacco market in Durham.
Visiting Mrs. Carrie S. Camp
bell u recent weekend were
her son Richard and daughter.
Mr.. A. V. Mobiles of Laurin-
burg.
MIR. and Mrs. b. w. Tyler
returned Monday after spend
ing some time at their cottage
at Crescent Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Rogers
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-27
Tobacco Income
Affects Vets
Pension Funds

| The Columbus County VET
eran Service Officer has suy-
geSted that veterans and
WIDOWS who are receiving
pensions from the Veterans
administration and have COM
pleted selling their tobacco
crop. check the amount of
'heir net income. The Count,
otiicer said that pension is
PAID by the Veterans Admins
Vho are totally and perman-
Intiy disabled from non-ser-
vice-connected causes and to
WIDOWS of wartime veterans
II their income is under ST.
6oo.0O with no dependents or
$3.OOO.OO with dependents.
The County Veteran Service
otflcer, Mr.. Hugh Nance.
further stated that the amount
o' pension is regulated by the
amount of income. For en-
ample, veteran with no de-
pendentS and an annual in
come OF $4,000 would receive
$1,000 per month. If this same
veteran had an annual income
OF Sl.O00.00 he would be en-
titled to $1,000 per month.
The important thing to keen
IN mind according to the
County Veteran Service Off
Ger is to keep the Veterans
administration informed of
any changes in income. In
creased income not promptly
reported may cause the Vet
Grams AdmiDiStr.+;o, i
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-27
Williams PTA

Members of the Williams
Township School P.T.A. Mem
bcrship Committee met with
Mrs. James Long, the P.T.A.
President, in the elementary
school library Thursday night.
September 81, 1861.
The purpose of the meeting
was to organize for the 1861
62 membership drive. The
drive will lbe conducted by the
bus routes and will end with
the November l6 meeting.
Persons serving on the p
TIA. membership committee
with Mrs. V. d. Walker are:
Bus 80 - Mrs. Burden Nor
riS, Mrs. Linwood Norris. Mrs.
John Mcpherson.
Bus 81 - Mrs. Jack Gore.
Mrs. J. c. Ward. Jr.
Bus 81 - Mrs. Thelma Nc
Pherson, Mrs. Katie McPher-
son, Mrs. Hazel Mcpherson.
Bus SO - Mrs. Lacy Gore.
Mrs. Taft Tubcrville.
Bus 81 - Mrs. Alton STAN
ley, Mrs. John Long, Mrs.
Clement Cox.
Bus 85 -- Mrs. Worth STAN
ley, Mrs. Sam Hardie.
Bus Sc Mrs. John M.
Powell, Mrs. Herbert White,
Mrs. Vera Fowler.
Bus 81 Mrs. Paul
Stephens, Mrs. Hubert SIM
mons, Mrs. Henry Fowler.
Bus SO -- Mrs. Seth HinSon.
Mrs. Jake Goodwin.
Bus SO -- Mrs. G. w. Todd.
Mrs. William Ray. Mrs. Mil
ford Hardwick, Mrs. II. b.
Todd.
Bus 80 - Mrs. c. y. Bullock.
Mrs. L. p. Ward, Jr., Mrs.
Ralph Spivey.
Bus 81 - Mrs. Ed Dudley.
Mrs. Carl Simmons.
Walking Students - Mrs
A. D. Curris.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-27
loan Carol Wright
Is Bride of
Jimmy w. Mincey

Miss Joan Carol Wright
daughter of Mr.. Shelton Wrigh,
a, plant City, Florida and Mrs
Wright of Tabor City. became
,ne bride of Mrs. Jimmy Wayne
NEncey of Tabor City. Septem-
her 10.
The bridegroom is the son
a.. Mr.. and Mrs. V. 4. Mincey
III Tabor City.
The evening ceremony was
held at the residence of Mr..
end Mrs. John G. Cox. LOris.
=. {.
officiating was the Rev. Gas
tuG Hester. pastor of the For.
CIR Lawn Baptist Church
Were both the bride and bride
,,oom are members.
The bride was given in mar.
rage by her father.
Music was provided by Miss
shirley Cox on the piano. Sell
,r,ionS were Because and
The Wedding March,"
The bride wore a whit,
linen sheath with lacy bodice.
rar ornament she wore a tiara
q seed pearls with short veil.
She carried a bouquet of car
natiun> with lily-of-the-vallcy
>trcamers.
Mrs. jeanette De La Cruz.
lister Of the bride, from Tam
pa Florida. was Matron of
liCnor.
The couple left following
their marriage for wedding
trip 10 Myrtle Beach. s. c.
Nhe bride attends Tabor
City High School, where she
is member of the Senior
Class.
The bridegroom is a gradu-
ale Of Tabor City High School
He is now in the U. S. Navy
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-27

hostess to the Nellie WaddcJl
Circle held Wednesday nigh,
at her home, the Parsonage:
A'rS. Thad Bethea was program
leader at this time. She was
assisted by Mrs. Bill Waddcll.
and Mrs. Jimmie Scott. Mrs.
VI. 4 Waddcll conducted the
business of the evening. Fit
teen members answered to roll
call.
Among the w. s. c. 6. mem
brrS 10 attend the Seminar in
Wilmington last Thursday were
!. NJ. Scott, Mrs. X. {. Tucker.
Mrs. b. w. Tyler. Mrs. Jane
and Mrs Sharpe Turner.
The Family Night Supper has
been postponed until WcdneS-
day. September 27.
Loyalty Sunday to be held at
the Methodist Church Octobc,
8 will have as guest speaker
Eev. Fred Davis. of Elizabeth
town. a former paSter.
AT the Baptist Church We'd
n,Sday night at the regular
meeting of the Brotherhood
TIE group heard Bill Jackson.
of the Baptist State Conven-
ton speak on II. A. work. MIR
Jackson is head of the r. A
work. Directors of the North
Carolina r. A. work. Many at
tended from nearby Brother.
hood organizations. Mr.. Jack
sen was introduced by Leor
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-27

clare an overpayment retro
active TO January l, 1861. If
changes in income are prompt
ly reported the amount of pen
sion will be adjusted but no
overpayment will be declared.
In some instances where the
amount of income is less than
previously anticipated, tn 4
pension can be raised.
For further information and
assistance in applying to the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-27

Veterans Administration see
your County Service Officer
who is located Courthouse.
Whltcvillc, "I I. Formy-DuvaI.
DlStri.t Officer, North Caro-
lima Veterans Commission. 400
MurchiSun Building. T.. q. Box
1912, Wilmington. n. &.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-27

Kelley and Fran Rogers. Of Au-
Susta, Ga. and MIR. and Mrs.
Ralph Rogers and daughter.
Ammey, OF Fayetteville were
weekend guests of their par
cnts and grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Rogers.
They came for the birthday
dinner given for Mr.. Rogers
at his home on Acamedy ST.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-27

taxing his boot training in San
Diego, Calf.
The bride is at home with
the bridegroom's parents wher.
she will continue her studies
at school.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-27
SGT. JAMES NJ. BALDWIN

Army Sgt. James M. BalG.
win, 80, son OF Mrs. Bertha ~.
Baldwin, Route /, HallSbOl'o,
N. C., recently was awarded
the Coon Conduct MEDIA
While serving with the 42nu
Ordnance Company in Gem
any
Sergeant Baldwin was a.
warded the medal in rccogni-
lion Of his exemplary conduct,
efficiency and fidelity as
older in thc active Federal
military service.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-27

Treasurer - Christine Cana
day; Song Leader - Connie
Marsh; Recreation Directors
Linda Buffkin and Pat Ward:
Ella NELL and Judy Horn.
The election will be held
next month.
Evening star., 1961-01-29
PERFECT

Apt. and services for the discYimi-
mating. 100He air eond., beautifully
furn.. incl. linen. cooking uteus. !.
ff LLToP ssca HoJsE. Isl E.isss; corner issS sa y
l476 Euclid NV. Embassy row.
central loc. ct park. HU. 3.3402.
PRACTICALLY NEW elevator build.
ing. Beautiful 1-bedroom apt:
brand-new fufniture: unusually
large living rrn., jr. dining room.
large bedroom, spacious closets.
outside kitchen, all utilities In
eiuded, Sl47.50.
Mrs. Burns. Res. Mgr. IA. $4,000
SHERATON PIX. VIC.--1 bed, HV,,
din. rms. lit. yard. utils, $3.50
1905 Garfield st. NV. DU. 7.70Os,
s.E., ei8 l5th sT.-Bedrm. hV.
Ym., kit, bath; utils. Pvt. home
Married cpl. $40 mo. II. 5000:
STUDIO APT.,. Mt. Pleasant-2 lee,
Ss ana S Ss1 sn sSSndans SssE soSS sS'ess t:naa na
auto. washer. co. b-4601.
Evening star., 1961-01-29

COLUMBIA HOSP. AREA, i12i
pa.tialy II Iurn, sss mo- sifls; ciuSs: iaSs
utils. Seen Janitor on premises.
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. INC, DI,
Evening star., 1961-01-29
BONWIT PLAZA

BOILING AREA-2-rm. efficiency,
ideal for Q employed adults: utili-
ties furn. CHI. S.76ll.
Evening star., 1961-01-29
2401 H ST. NV.
New Air-Cond. Elevator Bldg.
.Conv. to All Govt. Bldgs.
lA.Hour @ecPefartal 9ervicA

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Cunv. to All Govt. Bldgs.
24.Hour Gecretaria1 Service
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n.e.-3 bedrms., iiv !rm., kit. bath
apt, 1st fir. Open for inspection.
500. utils. furn. TU. 2-3300.
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2.bedrui. apt; suit. 3-4: sober
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partially furn.; $65 mo. includes
utils. Seen janitor on premises.
FRANK @. PHILLIPS. INC, DI
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Evening star., 1961-05-15
BettyAnnM Murphy
Reaches Finals
With Net Upset

Betty Ann Murphy of st. Ag-
mes, who upset second seeded
Cynthia Goeltz yesterday, meets
d e t e n din g champion Carol
Southmayd at $3.50 pm. today
in the finals Of. the Sidwell
Friends invitation 18-and under
girls tennis tournament at
Friends.
Ron Goldman of Friends and
Larry Friendman of Wilson play
for the 18-and-under boys title
at 4:30 pm. in a match post
poned a week and a half.
Janet Irish of Bethesda
Chevy Chase yesterday defeated
Rita Poretsky, 60, 6-1, for
the 15-and-under girls cham
pionship as the seedlings held
up in that division.
Miss Murphy, seeded third in
the 18-and-under sec tion,
needed 2H hours to oust B-CC's
Miss Goeltz, rs, ST, rs.
Miss Southmayd, also from
B-CC High School, defeated
Kathy Shaeffer of Coolidge,
60. 6-3, in the other semi
final.
Evening star., 1961-05-15
New CHALLENGER
ToMrs. Muhuney
Moves to Scene

Nina Russell, a mother of
four from Alexandria, has
moved up to challenge Olga
Mahaney. the No. ranked
women's singles tennis player
in the Middle Atlantic area.
Mrs. Mahaney yesterday de-
feated Mrs. Russell 2-6, 8-6,
go. to win the women's sin
giles title of the Northern Vir-
ginia hardcourts tournament
at Bancroft Park.
Mrs. Russell takes over as
the top challenger to Mrs. Ma
.haney now that Norma Slauer
plans to be married next
month and will move TO New
Orleans. Also. Donna Floyd Of
Arlington now attends william
and Mary College and is
forced to skip most area tour
naments.
Mrs. Russell. the wife Of an
Air Force man, recently moved
to the Washington area. She
formerly was a ranking jun
ior and woman player in New
York.
Miss Slauer and Dave Lewis
combined talents to upset the
favored team of Dick RaZzetti
and Carol Southmayd, IS.
IS, for the mixed doubles
title.
Evening star., 1961-05-15
CdgersFace
June Trial in
Fix Scandal

RALEIGH, N. c., May Is
(AP) Three North Carolina
State College basketball players,
including Captain Stan Me
wierowski. face trial here June
5 on charges Of accepting bribes
to shave points or throw games.
Niewierowski was taken into
custody yesterday by police in
his home town of Brooklyn,
N. Y, and held as a material
witness pending arrival of a
North Carolina warrant.
The other two, Anton Muehl-
bauer of Brooklyn and Terry
Litchfield Of Louisville. KY,
were arrested over the week
end.
Muehlbauer was freed, under
$4,000 bond posted by friend,
Tom Cain Of Raleigh.
Litchfield was held under
house arrest at the college in
Urinary, where he is recovering
from a sore throat and fever.
His father arrived here yes
terday.
The State Bureau of Investi-
cation, which disclosed the
charges at a news conference
Saturday. did not know whether
Los Angeles police had arrested
a fourth man, Lou Barshak of
Brooklyn, identified as the
contact man in the alleged
gambling conspiracy.
SBI Director Walter Ander-
son said he understood Bar
shak is a student at Los Ange-
les State College, but officials
there said he never had en-
rolled.
The four men face maximum
sentences of IS years on each
count when they come to trial
in Superior Court.
Niewierowski was charged
with accepting bribes to affect
the outsome Of the N. C. State
games at Duke and North Caro-
lima; Litchfield was charged
with bribe- taking in the games
with George Washington and
Georgia Tech, and Muehlbauer
was implicated in all four con-
tests. Each player is charged
on a separate count in each
game, so there are eight counts
against them, and one against
Barshak.
State College officials i'm
mediately expelled ,Litchfield.
They told Muehlbauer and Me
wierowSki who already had
dropped out, repeatedly for
scholastic deficiencies, that
they could never return.
Evening star., 1961-05-15
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

BALTIMORE, May Is
Preakness Week opened at
Pimlico today. with Carry Back,
the Kentucky Derby winner,
looming like a giant over seven
or eight 3-year-old rivals for
Saturdays 85th running of the
classic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Prices
Carry Back. the early 7-to-5
favorite, worked a mile and an
eighth this morning in 1:56A
with fractions of 25, 38, 1:04.
1:174s, 1:302s and 1:432s over
a drying out track termed slow
by the checkers.
Globemaster worked out in
1:57 and was not pushed for
the first 6 furlongs, while
Crozier turned the distance in
1:563s.
GlobemaSter showed no signs
of tenderness from the muscle
pull suffered Saturday which
threatened to force him from
the big race. Also Crozier
showed no i'll effects of his
brief but alarming collie attack
Of Saturday. .
Just as he did before the
Kentucky Derby. Trainer Jack
Price exuded confidence over
Garry Backs chances.
Calls Garry Back Ready
MY horse is Just fine. {"
Price said. He's like a fighter
waiting for a championship
battle. He's relaxed but ready"
Meanwhile, Trainer John ia
cobs, who is supervising the
final conditioning of DR.. Miller,
was highly pleased with his
Evening star., 1961-05-15
Preokness Horses
In Good Workouts

colts effort in winning the
Prep over a sloppy track. e
DR.. Miller, a fast-closing
fourth in the Derby, was timed
in a comparatively slow LAT for
the mile = and one sixteenth
Prep without being seriously
pressed.
In addition to Carry Back,
Crozier, Sherlock, Globemaster,
and DR.. Miller. who came here
from the Kentucky Derby;
Rokeby Stables Fountain Hill;
Ogden Phipps' Hitting Away,
last Saturdays Withers mile
winner, and the Crimson King
Farms Crimson Fury were con-
sidered certain to run Saturday
Hitting Away Coming
The King Ranch's Bal Mu-
sette. who had been a Freak
ness probable, was declared out
of the race by Max Hirsch over
the week end.
Although one octogenerian
declined the PreakneSs issue,
another one joined the lineup
Unexpectedly. Sunny Jim Fitz-
simmons notified Pimlico Of
ficials after Hitting Away won
the Withers at Aqueduct that
he was sending the colt to
Maryland.
He also said Jockey Bob Us
sery. who rode Bally Ache to
victory last spring here, would
be aboard Hitting Away. Mr..
Fitz said Hitting Away would
be vanned to Pimlico Thursday
and he planned to be on hand
himself to saddle ghe colt.
Mr.. Fitz seeks his fifth
Preakness triumph. His previ-
Gus winners were Gallant Fox
in 1880, Omaha in 1885, Nashua
in 1855 and Bold Ruler in 1857.
Evening star., 1961-05-15
BOWLING NEWS

Dick Robinette, 2s-year- old
10-pin star who formerly lived
in Arlington. doesn't hit the
top in National bowling circles
very often, but when he does
it's in a big way.
Robinette was nosed out by
five pins by Ron Lowli, an un-
heralded bowler from El Paso,
Tex. IN the finals of the inau-
guraI Professional Bowlers' As
ISOLATION championship Satur-
day at Paramus. N. j.. Lown, a
southpaw. received $4,000 and
Robinette picked up $1,000.
Robinette scored a sensation
al upset by winning the 1860
Petersen Classic in Chicago for
a $25,000 prize-yet he was not
recognized as a serious threat
in the field of 1872 which
started the New Jersey tourna-
ment.
He needed a double in the
Evening star., 1961-05-15
Porsche Finally Ends
Famine at Cumberland

CUMBERLAND, Md, May IS
(SpeciaD After seven years of
Illustration in the feature sports
car race here, a Porsche car
finally hit. the jackpot yester-
day when Bob Holbert of War
rington, Pa, Tapped the field
in an RS61 model to win the
Vandegrift Memorial Trophy.
Holbert became the first
driver in the nine-year history
of the main event at Cumber-
land Municipal Airport to lap
the entire field as he averaged
1923 miles per hour for the 40
minute test on the 1.6-mile cir