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WOODY, ANDREW HERMAN. On
Friday, July 2S, 1861. at Prince
Georges Hospital. ANDREW HER
MAN WOODY Of 1904 Firms lane,
Lanham. Nd. beloved husband of
Bessie s. Woody. father Of Mr..
Grace W. Rector Of Lanham, Md;
Mrs. Katherine M. Fairfax Of Wash
ington. d. c.; Mrs. Ruth N. Evans
of Clearwater, Fla. and William
L, Taylor Of Arlington, Va. He
also is survived by nine grand
children and three great-grand-
children. Services at the s. H.
Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2901 14th
st. NV, on Monday, July 81. at
2 pm. (parking facilitiesl. In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 80
wYLIE. MARY FRANCES. on Thurs
day. July 27, 1851 at D. C. General
Hospital, MARY FRANCES WYLIE.
of 1906 sherwood st. me-. beloved
wife of Stamford Wylie. mother of
Theodus E. and Maurice Wylie. She
also leaves to mourn her passing
her mother Mrs. Gertrude Peters.
one sister. Q host Of other relatives
and many friends. Local arrange
ments by John 7. Rhines and Co.
Notice Of funeral later.
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AnurtltnDa

GREENLAND, JOSEPH. There will be
fn the Tnssas5ns msmOTg 81 81 SosGPH @fHqmeas oREM Z
LAND on Sunday. August 8, 1861,
at / pm, in Mount Lebanon Sec
ton, George Washington Cemetery.
Relatives and friends invited to
attend. Friends wishing to attend
may meet at 5101 Sargent I'd. ne,
Apt. 112, at 12 noon.
GERTRUDE AND SON, 30,6
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CEMETERY LOTS

BEAUTIFUL FORT LINCOLN-6 sites.
for s7s5. go OIL. d ~ 4-SSS4.' SsSSp' OF all SIX
CEDAR HILI-Will sell 2, 8 or 5
sites; lovely, high location; eS;
CEDAR HILL CEMETERY-3 grave
seTms ssisfai 'fstion "a. s-$$5s. 81 lot 1SO ssT''
COLUMBIA GARDENS. 3411 Airing
ton BLVD, Arlington. va.-4 grave
ss' sSSSo Poo 70 Est ssts' 4S74 fSsase' '0nn-
FORT LINCOLN sites, section 81,
block 8. After $50 pm. .AP.
7.55ssssss: 7:55sss:: or 8 to $50 p'm'' sS %A
FORT LINCOLN-6 burial sites, East
Mount Calvary section; marker priv
ileses; $3.50 cash. WE. 5,649s; ..!,s
FORT LINCOLN-Choice 4-site lot,
noPo near floral clock $3.50 cash. ia,
$$::Efssss! section, lot '9s' 80. 's cali j t.
gravesites for sale; lot 437. block
to North Beach. Md. AL. 7-SiSi.
NATIONAL II,lI MEMIoRIAAL;, I AI;,, PARK: ARK. Fails Fails
reasonable. IA. 2-i91S. SO
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-Two
CHOICE lots. eight gravesites, for
$3.50; value. $1,000, or will sell
two sites for $495. KE. 6-S425.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK
section; reas. HE. 4-6S55.
WILL SELL Q or 4 lots at Fort Lin.
coin Cemetery, S95 each. Call CL
s-O929 any time. 80
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ACHsTETTER. JOSEPH C. On Fri
ACAsTETTER, beloved son of the
sernadstts sea etSh6s ps Jard csth e
crime Streiff, Frances Jones. Rita
Coffman. Charles. Robert. Chris
steer eP Paul Funsna 2Saa ahG from Eusses sse dser
Funeral Home. .3eO5 I4th st. NV,
REQUIEM mass at the Shrine Of the
Sacred Heart at 10 am. Rela-
ment st. Marys Cemetery. 80
On TSarsday. July y. 1861 At her
NV, SARAH CHAPMAN ALEX
ANDER, wife Of the late Louis
fYst'd GssS SSntsS So aouGhss nses MIS- MIS-
ThsE,sssS o,a.S T. Robinson TSo and n,Sdrs Mrs
Mrs, Dorothy o; Mcdowell and Miss
syan.DE.v PHYLLIS T. Robinson; SWySS one Hs1sst s5sst
son and one. cousin. Miss Freddie
Patterson. Friends may call at the
Malvan and Schey Inc. Funeral
Home. New New Jersey sEss aye; nam and RbsTs R st
funeral services viii be held on
Monday, July 81, at / pm. the
Rev. r. A. Farley officiating. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
ANDERSON, HENRY. On Thursday,
Hsly Hospital. HEN HENRY ARNpERso!NP s'ot q
81 S9 Nh: HsmS1 ES9. St WOODS Gods 1SGyeq Ms aannss ans5
Ray, Paul spencer Anderson. He
also leaves to mourn his passing
70 grandchildren. four great-grand-
and many friends. Remains resting
Funeral Home, 3Oi5 18th ST st. ne.
.Ids amDds parking ling ,ft.I faSilities) Where ep
dIsncS aas july @as g. 'f Funers Sasf service
Sinai ihS 4SsSis saDtist cnaEch az fS15 & srd Ht st.
NV. the Rev. Charles c.. Hayes
mortal Cemetery. 81
ATCHIsON, TOM. On Saturday, July
M s 1891 A q E. Of dfntTs 51ls pISEs aSipS 81
Sc, devoted husband Of Mrs. Lizzie
Atchison. beloved father of Mr.. Tom
Atchison, Mr., Willie Atchison and
Mrs. Daisy Sims. He also leaves to
Jimmy Atchison and Henry Atchison,
other relatives and friends. Remains
resting at the John Rhines and
Co. Funeral Home. 3015 18th ST..
nes NOtlCe Ol IuneEdA IdteE'
BERG, MARIAN E. (nee Ashby). On
Saturday, July go, 1861. at her
MARIAN E. BERG (nee Ashby). be-
loved wife Of Alphonse M. J. Berg.
mother Of Marian E. Dubois, sister
Of Mrs. Edith 8. Turnbull. Mrs.
Emily E. Santemma. Mrs. May E.
Carmichael and Warren D. Ashby.
Prayers at the 8. H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home. 2901 14th st; NV,
on Tuesday, August l, at am.
(parking facilities); thence to the
Holy Trinity Church, 36th and NJ
stS. NV, where the holy sacrifice
of the mass will be offered at $50
am. for the repose of her soul.
Interment Arlington National Gem
etery. 81
BIRD, MAGGIE. On Friday. July 20.
1861, MAGGIE BIRD Of lila
Florida ave. ne. mother of Mrs.
Annie Mae Kennedy. She is also
survived by two sisters. one grand
daughter, other relatives and
friends. Remains resting at johnson
and jenkins Funeral Home. 4S04
Georgia ave. NV. Notice Of funeral
later.
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PAUL p. o'DowD. Fin. secy. 81

COwHIG. MsGR. JAMES E. Members
NI7n of Commodore John
HAlkA Barry Division, Ancient
HAW "A Order of Hibernians are
#5N "a notified of the death of
EZ1NS our late brother JAMES
NHHsW E. COWHIG and are re-
&NyW quested to assemble at
st. Jerome's Church. 9 pm, Mon
day, July 81. 1861 to Join in prayer
for the repose of his SOUL
MARTIN ]. MEENEHAN, President,
LEO A. CRAVEN, Fin. Secy.
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CARNDUFF. yIRGNIA 2. sudden

CARR. ELMER r. Officers and mem
NGN bers Of Edward J. Ross
WsSIlGSN Council. No. 26. and Color
MMM Guard. Jr. o. U. A. M,
HWtWN are hereby notified Of the
L A~u death of Brother CARR,
and are requested to as
semble at pm. Sunday,
July 80, 1881. at the Ives Funeral
Home, 2S47 Wilson blvd, Arling-
ton. Va, for services by the
CLINTON G. FERGUSON,
Councillor.
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TONEs, ARTHUR CLIFFoRD q

'SS JoN e. bseVsd aSS1 4sTaTa hSEb1na
Of the late Cora v. Jones, father Of
Marjorie Rollins, brother Of Annie
Newell and Florence Oden. Friends
may call at the Robert A, Mattingly
6 pm. Saturday, July 20, where
services will be held Monday, July
81, at IL am. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Cedar Hill Gem
etery 40
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CRUMP, RUTHERFORD J. On Frida,

CkUMP, RUTHERFORD J. on Friday,
Snyy,I JTly g. 1851; RUTHERFoRD J:
Viola Crump. father Of Mrs. Alice
Ruth Newman Of Catonsville, Nd,
and Mrs. Viola Maarsen of Hillcrest
Heights. Md. He also is survived by
seven grandchildren. Services at
29O1 14th ST. NV. on Tuesday,
August l, at IL a m. (parking facili-
tieS. 1nterment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. 81
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CoWHIG, RIGHT REV. MONsIGNOR
JAMES E: On Friday, July q. 1861,
MoNsfeN6R Nks5fS6SISf JHMEs JANE fEedT cowRE1 HEg
pastor of st, Jerome's Church,
Hyattsville, Nd. beloved brother OF
Virginia C. Oberman. Friends may
eali at the rectory, 52O5 43rd ave.
AyattSvllle until 9 pm. Monday.
church until Tuesday, August i,
where pontifical mass Of seouiem
VIII be offered at 1890 am. Rela-
yves and friends invited. Interment
Mt. Olivet Cemetery. 3I
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BOND, ANNIE VIRGINIA. On Fri
GINA diE Iq BOND g. of ls9i els HESIE Hssr paes Hs
NV, devoted mother of Mrs. Ethel
v. B. Hackley. beloved grandmother
Of Mrs. Doris Hundley, Mrs. Nellie
Rnsss nns HGs Hackiey even r Aqs1a anG
Of Mr. Russell Hackiey. ST. She
nine great-grandchildren, other rel
atiyes and many friends: Remains
where friends may call after. IL
noon Sunday, July 80. and where
funeral services will be held on
Monday, July 81, at 10 an. the
A. N. E. Zion Church. I'll South
Ps,;hns 1r1 Ssi,cstnS sys York nEsm.1. PEs the Esy
nnGa ments 0fe'hs bg ths john Jn F. E Rhines enSe. 4
Co. Funeral Home, 3O15 18th st, ne.
BRILL, CALEN, On SATURDAY. July
g.; 1891: CALEN BRILL OF 4O2
father of Harry M. and Delbert b.
Briii.. Services at the he s. Il. Hines @
Co. Funeral Home, 2901 14th st.
Pm Pm On parEiGs MEi0Rdaf; ya;citisss laIs 81 inter- t
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 80
CABELL. ALICE B, On Saturday. July
2g, 1861. eet ,PTIyidencs Hospital.
ARTHUR M. West and Sylvia Cabell.
snd MTs sstsr ss. q w.SE Miss & Cora saS.f RsaSsy
Blake and DR.. George BeasIey.
Also surviving are other relatives
and many friends. Notice Of funeral
later. Arrangements by Mcclure,
"a Friday yaIS g, 41s5i. xIRefRTx xHIGRSesfRiyi
T. CARNDUFF Of BOIL Worthing-
ton drive. Bethesda. Nd. beloved
wife Of Arthur R. Carnduff. mother
Of Arthur William. virginia Rhodes
Of Larkin W. Giazebrook. jr. Mrs.
Carnduff was the great-great-grand-
daughter of the first Mayor Of
Georgetown. Mayor Thomas Cox.
MsROa sHst at services em on at Tussday S. Ohns Aq
Episcopal Church, 67O1 Wisconsin
ave, Bethesda, Nd. Interment pri-
vate. Memorials in the form Of
fSR5TiSutSns fSVGTits sSsrtPg TaS be made to S9ur
2s. 1861. at Arlington Hospital,
ELMER R; CARR Of Route l. Beal-
ton. Va. beloved husband Of Anna
l. Carr and brother Of Edward
B. Carr Of Arlington, Va, Friends
may call at the Ives Funeral Home.
2S47 Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va,
where funeral services will be held
on Monday. July 81. at 2 pm.
Interment Columbia Gardens Gene
terry.
CARR, ELMER r. Officers and mem
NN bers Of Edward J. Ross
W.NlOhSN Council No % and Color
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COWHIG. MSGR. JAMES z. Mem
Az berS of Prince Georges
4 Council. No. 2S09. Knights
Az,SfA Of Columbus, are hereby
.%@ notified of the death Of
NMHI/ our late chaplain, JAMES
~ E. COWHIG. and are re-
j." Quested to assemble at st,
Jerome's Church at pm. Monday,
July. 81. 1861. for the recitation
of the rosary for the repose Of his
soul. Funeral mass will be at ST.
Jerome's at 1880 am. Tuesday,
ROBERT w. HERMAN,
Grand Kpi0hf
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Dratha
UAWVER

IAwaEH Z nuaisstio asH Of t'Des5sI sST
g. ] !: j: / e!
wv conducting Masonic serV-
" ices for our late brother,
Z. RAY LAWYER. Services ct
the Ives Funeral Home, 2S47 VIII
son blvd. Arlington. Va, at 1880
pm. Graveside services at Union
Chapel Cemetery. Berkeley SPRINGS,
HILTON D. BATEAlAN, W. N.
CARL C. COMLEY, Secretary.
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CASHION. ALEXANDER t. On
ISpEs IS4TsSay JglS JGghlSsHf66N f6 1881 g. ALEX, ISE
st, s.e., beloved husband Of Inez
s,,r1SSsga WilIGSTghHSy " SsShSiOn Gas Sna, He also s
Cashion of Tampa, Fla, and vii:
liam Cashion Of Lockport, N. Y,
Friends may call at the Robert A,
Mattingly Funeral Home, l31 l1th
st., s.e., where services will be
held at 2 pm. Monday, July 81 !,
Relatives and friends Invited. In
terment Confessional Cemetery,
CLockport, N. T.. and Tampa, Fla,
papers please copy.) 80
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CATHEklNE. On Thurs-
day; July q, 1861 81 D. 6. General
Hospital. CATHERINE CHAPMAN.
nephews and other relatives Friends s
may call at the Malvan and Schey
Inc: Funeral Home, New Jersey ave.
and r st. NV. on Monday, July 81
a1ter . pm, where rosary will be
be celebrated at st. Cyprian's
Catholic Church on Tuesday. August
I at 10 am. Interment Mt. Oiivet
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PLUGGE, NORMAN. A. An emerKent
q Communication of La
IN Fayette Lodge, No. 19, F.
IN A. A. NJ, is called for
M mo 7:46 pm. Monday. July
XLW 81, 1861. at the 8. H.
NY Hines Co. Funeral Home,
" 2901- 14th st. NV, for
the purpose Of performing last Ma
sonic rites for our late brother,
NORMAN A. PLUGGE.
JOHN W. HUNTINGTON, sr..
C. C. MCCORMICK, Secretary, %
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kUMM, KATHERINE A, (nee Seilef).
On ,1yh Thursday, y,Iy July q. ass' a96I' SATH- EtI
son ST., East Pines. Md, beloved
wife Of Henry Kumm, ST.. and
mother Of Mrs. Edward Skiba. Rob-
ert R. and Henry Kumm, jr.. and
sister of Mrs. Joseph Schinamon.
Mrs. Melvin Neale, Edward. Joseph,
Robert, Fred, Herbert and Edgar
Seller. She also is survived by
eleven grandchildren and several
nieces and nephews. Mrs. Kumm
rests at the Gasch Funeral Home,
4739 Baltimore ave, Hyattsville.
Md, until IL am. Monday, July
81: thence to the Riverdale Bap-
tist Church, Riverdale, Md, where
services will be held at l pm.
1nterment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
In lieu OF flowers. expressions Of
sympathy may be made to the
Prince Georges County Cancer As
sociation. 80
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DUNCAN. MISS EDITH. On Saturday,
July 20. 1851 at Doctors Hospital.
EDITH DUNCAN Of 2S01 Adams
Grace Endee of tSe S,steT aboye SI MIS-
dress, Mrs. Horace Hiler of Long
View, ILL.,. and William T. Duncan of
Columbia, Ind. Services at the S.
H: Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2901
14th st. NV. on Monday, July 81,
at 4 pm. (parking facilities). In
terment private.
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KELLY, IL! - ARTHUR G; On Thursday;

July %. 1861. ARTHUR c. KELLY
Of 400 Bass place s.e., husband
Of Mrs. Vivian L. Kelly. father OF
Joseph, Regina, Leon, Anthony.
pimitrios and Arthur G. Kelly. IT,;
Virginia. Talmadge. Odell, Roman,
Richard and Julfous Kelly. Other
relatives and friends also survive.
After. pm. Monday, July 81.
friends may call at the johnson
& jenkins Funeral Home, 4S04
services will be held at 10 am.
Tuesday, August 1. Interment Ar
hngton National Cemetery. 80
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CUDMORE, JOHN W. On Tuesday,
JOHN w. cubMeoRsEG,O " sGOAsnsi formeriy MSS1;ii oii
Washington. D. c.: former hus-
Of Arthur s.. Howard and Wilbur
Cudmore. Services at Fort Myer
Chapel. Arlington, Va, on Tues
day. August 1. at 10 am. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
Chase Enneral Home 81
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DUvALL, THOMAS PERCY. on satur-
ssEyKcyJ sHyK July uBlyr,v2sgi he,nv.a 1891; THOMAS HON 8
Of Margaret e. inee Hook Duvaii,
father of George T. and Philip C.
Duvall. brother Of Lily Duvall Kuhl
and B.. Frank .Duvall. He also is
survived by four grandchildren.
Friends may call at the Ritchie
Bros. Funeral Home, Upper Marl-
boro, Md, from 2 to pm. Funeral
services in st. Thomas Episcopal
Church, Groom. Md. on Monday,
July 81. at IL am. Interment
Church Cemetery
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IRELAND, ELIZABETH L. on Friday

JOHNS, CHANNIE. On wednesday,
July 20. 1851 at her residence. 1902
Monroe st. NV. She leaves to mourn
their loss six DAUGHTERS. Mrs.
rison, Mrs. Earnestine Greenwood,
Mrs. Stella Harrison, Mrs. Marietta
johnson and Miss Eunice Johns,
three sons. Walter, Mack and John
Johns. 40 grandchildren, 15 great
grandchildren and other relatives
and friends. After pm. Sunday,
July 80, friends may call at the
above address. Services Monday,
July 81 at l pm. from the Provi-
dence Baptist Church. 18th and
Kentucky ave. s.e., Rev. q. E.
stevenson officiating. Interment
ments. by the Morris A. Carter and
Cn EhIneral Hnnne 2nE = 81 n n
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LEONARD, FRED JAMES. On Fri
day. July g., 1851. FRED. JAMES
late Laura. r. leonard. father of
B. Leonard, Friends may. call on
Sunday. July 80. between the hours
Of 3 to 5 pm. and z to Q pm,
at the Bethesda-Chevy Chase Fu-
neral Home Of Robert A. Pumphrey,
be held on Monday, July 81. at 1
pm. Interment Rock Greek Ceme-
terry. 30
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WILLIAM ALPHoNso. Sud


denly. on Wednesday, July %, 1861
WILLIAM ALPHONSO CEPHAS. He
leaves devoted wife. Florence v.
Cephas;, father and stepmother,
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Cephas; two
daughters, Mrs. Dolores Sharpe and
Mrs. Joyce Anne Aldrich; son,
Ernest Cephas: a sister. Mrs. Alice
c. johnson; a brother, Ernest Bur-
CESS; an aunt. Mrs. Eva C. Jones;
two uncles, John Mayo and Alphonso
Cephas; seven grandchildren and q
host Of other relatives and friends.
tuneral services will be held at the
Mount Mount Olive Baptist Church, 1900
Monday. July 81, at - pm, the
Rev. Chester Murray Officiating,
Remains can be viewed at the resi-
dence, 1921 South 11th ST.. Airing
ton, Va, after 9 pm. Sunday, july
30. Burial will be in Arlington Ma.
tional Cemetery. Arrangements by
Chinn Funeral Services. 80
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NORMAN A. Officers and
members of Que tin
Roosevelt Post, No. IL,
the American Legion, are
hereby notified Of the
death Of our late comrade.
NORMAN A. PLU0GE.
National Guard Of Honor
at 8 pm. Monday. July
u, at the 8. II. Hines Co.
Home, 2901 14th ST.. NV.
IS WALSH, Jr., Comdr.
H MOTRONI. Adjutant. so
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PLUGGE, NORMAN A. On Friday,
sS4o nj 1SSl' ays st nH hs NoRSS iscSsRss
A. PLuGGE, beloved Husband Of
Ly6ia Moehring Plugge, father Of
Campben. Wilbur. George, Gordon
call at the 8. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 2901 14th st. NV, after i
Pm; Sunday, July 80 (parking ia
cllitiesC; Services at the above fu-
neral home. at 8 am. Tuesday,
tional Cemetery. SO
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Pairiings Set I
orMdry|and
Gage Tourney

Lackey High School, surprise
winner over SurrattSville in
district playoffS last week, will
play Francis Scott Key in a
Glass B game opening the
Maryland State basketball tour
nament at 4;30 pm. Thursday
at Cole Field House.
Francis Scott Key, from Car
roll County, was a 47-4l victim
of SurrattSsvile in last years
Glass B State championship
game.
Hancock Of Washington
County and Sudlersville from
the Eastern Shore meet in the
second game Thursday, a Class
c game at 6 pm, followed by
Annapolis vs.. Sparrows Point,
Glass A, at 1880 and unbeaten
Montgomery Blair VS.. Milford
Mill Of Baltimore County in
Glass AA at 8 o'clock. -
The semifinals continue Fri
day with Frederick SaSscer
meeting Crisfield from the
Eastern Shore in Glass C at
4:30. Bruce Of Allegany County
playing either Northeast or
Cambridge in Class B at 6,
Gaithersburg playing Southern
of Garrett County In Glass A
at 1880 and Glen Burnie meet
ing Beall Of Frostburg in Glass
AA at 8.
Northeast, from Cecil County,
and Cambridge are engaged in
a playoff tonight.
Saturdays final round will
be in two sessions. The Glass C
championship game will start
at 3 pm. and the Glass B at
4:30. After a recess, the Glass
A survivors take the floor at
1880 and the Class AA win
ners at o.
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Legion
Brissie From
BusebuII'J Job

INDIANAPOLIS, Mar. 7 (AP).
The American Legion has
dismissed Lou Brissie, former
major league pitcher, as head
of it's junior baseball program,
effective last Wednesday.
In response to newsmen's
queries, the Legion yesterday
issued this statement:
THE National Americanism
Division of the American Le-
gion, which includes the junior
baseball program and other
youth activities. is undergoing
extensive reorganization. AS a
part Of that reorganization, Lou
Brissie, junior baseball COM
missioner, was released effec-
tive March /. This action was
taken by National Commander
William r. Burke upon the
recommendation of an advisory
committee headed by Past Ma
tional Commander Martin B.
McKneally."
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Comedian Court
Declines to Rule
On FoIoney Pact

TORONTO. Mar. Z (AP).-
Bernie Faloney. one-time Uni
versity Of Maryland quarter
back. Is right back where he
was before-with the Hamil-
ton Tiger-Cats Of Canadian
football.
Faloney got no help at all
yesterday In his effort to upset
the "chattel" clause of Cana
dian football contracts. q clause
similar to the reserve clause
OF some United States pro
sports contracts.
The court refused to rule
either on the legality of the
clause or whether Faloney be-
longs to the Tiger-Cats or the
Montreal Alouettes.
The court case grew out of a
trade that flopped. It originally
sent Faloney to Montreal for
Sam Etcheverry. But Etche-
very had q "no-trade" con-
tract and refused to report
signing instead with st. Louis
Cardinals Of the National Foot
ball League.
Faloney contended he was
concerned as to whether a
player could be transferred at
any time without his knowledge.
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many thought they had noticed.
He is fighting lower now.
That way when a guy
rushes you, you can withstand
the charge. and not be carried
backward" he explained.
The burly Swede, who seems
to be in fine physical condition,
said he had no apprhensions
about being knocked cold
again; that he has no mental
block that would prevent him
from turning loose with his
right for fear of a quick re-
prisal.
He said he knew he hurt
Patterson in the second round
Of their last fight, but didn't
believe Floyd was hurt badly
enough to make 1t safe to 20
all out trying to finish him.
Patterson. he said, was going
through an organized. plan of
retreat, so knew what he was
doing.
"A fighter always can tell
when he hurts the other guy,
and how much" the dimpled
Swede explained.
1ngemar said quite casually
he was ready to go IS rounds
II necessary, but he left the
impression he did not think 1t
would be necessary. ...
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Mrs. Widener
Injured in Fall

DANvERs. Mass, Mar. Z
(AP).-Mrs. Gertrude Widener
81, owner Of the famous Wide
ner Stables Of racing horses
was injured today in q fall
at a Danvers hotel.
She was taken to- Hunt Me-
mortal Hospital with rib and
head injuries.
Mrs. Widener had STAYED
overnight while en- route tc
Florida from her estate In
Northeast Harbor, Me.
Police said Mrs. Widener fell
shortly before 8 am. after
arising early to continue heI
journey.
Mrs. widener Is the. widow
Of P. A. D. Widener, whose
father started the stable and
built Hialeah Race Track al
Miami, Fla.
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T.V. Lark Gets
122Lbs. Saturday

ARCADIA. Calf, Mar. 7
, (AP).-With the scratching Of
Wolfram from Saturdays $780,
000-added San Juan Capistrano
Handicap, T. v. Lark has be-
come the lightweight horse
with 122 pounds.
wolfram, q French-br
horse, developed foot trouble
after winning q recent race at
Santa Anita. His owner, Louis
Wolfson, said the horse has a
limp. Wolfram has won three
stakes over the turf, including
the $4,000 Hialeah Turf Club
Stakes.
Other top entrants for Sat-
urday's 1A-mile turf mara
thon, which closes out q sue
cessful winter season at Santa
Anita, include Geechee Lou,
1l9 pounds; Don't Alibi, 118:
Oink. 1T, and Anisado. 116.
Evening star., 1961-03-07
lingo Sets Tomorrow
AS Last Troiniin1d Doy

PALM BEACH, Fla, Mar. 7
AP. - Ingemar Johansson's
private countdown had reached
two today, meaning that to-
morrow will be his final work.
out for his title quest against
heavyweight champion Floyd
Patterson in Miami Beach Mon
day night.
After tomorrow, lingo will Just
sit tight, so to speak, girding his
strength to regain the crown.
He made several things clear
after yesterdays workout, dur
ing which he again boxed q
total Of six rounds with three
sparring partners.
Johansson said Patterson
won't clip him with q left hook
as he did in knocking Ingemar
out in their second meeting
last June. He said he was
caught inexplicably motionless
in midring, right hand raised in
sort Of q salute. It won't hap
pen again. he promised.
He also declared his right
hand will shoot out 50 fast
that if he misses with it, Pat
terson. won't have time to cross
q left over 1t before he closes
In. ., q. -
InRemar also confirmed whai
Evening star., 1961-03-07
Cadets Defeat
Mackin 10 Get
RunnerupSpot

st. Johns High School again
is the runnerup team in Cath
olic League basketball and,
therefore, tomorrow night will
be a part of the city champion
ship program for the second
year in a row.
st. Johns will play Eastern
at 7 o'clock tomorrow at the
University of Maryland's Cole
Field House in the preliminary
to the city title game between
unbeaten DeMatha. the Cath
olic winner, and Spingarn, In
terhigh League champion.
The Cadets second straight
runnerup spot required a play
off for the second straight year
and last night they came
through with a convincing, 10
Sc decision over Mackin in the
DeMatha gym.
st. Johns took second place
in the first half of the league
schedule and tied with Mackin
for runnerup in the second
half.
Little Tim Mcnamara guard
ed Ray Savoy, Mackin's excel
lent shotmaker, and helped him
miss his first seven shots as
st. Johns took firm command.
The Trojans narrowed the
count to 1910 early in the
fourth quarter, but the Cadets
exploded for 13 points in a row
for the clincher.