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SILVER SPRING = OAKVIEW
AREA. lRe. brick ramb. less than
2 yrs. old; 3 bedrms.. 2 baths,
de luxe kit, mahog. paneled rec.
'rm.; lots Of extrqs. In low EOS.
BY OWNER. Call hHE. Q-2h27.
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EfsENAcHER Realty. 10. 4-56sS
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SPRNGBROOK AREA = Bungalow
style home on Q beautifully land
TIRED COUPLE. S12.960. HUGH
T. PECK, 1895 New Hampshire
ave HE A-1700
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SILVER sPRING-WHEAT0N-Brk
ALLEN REAL EST. 10. S.1950.
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MICHIGAN PARK HILLs-Economy
plus convenience is offered in this
traditional Colonial. All-brick, hot
water-heat, lge. liv. rm. with fire
place. separate din. rm., breezy
side porch; 3 bedrms., Ia baths;
full bSnt.; Anchor-fenced lot. .
blkS. from bus. An exceptional
value at $17,500. FLA, CT or
sonyen1onaL PARAMo uNT
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SILVER SPRING: Lovely half
acre estate with Q million-dollar
settingl - A true rambling RAM
bier with all the extra features
including q pan. rec. rm,. and
dble. carport. Only $24,500. Call
WE. 5-4606 or
c. Dalll hickman inc
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HOME AND INCOME!
Rent Of one apt. helps pay notes

1901 41st PL. S,E.-Neariy new
detached Colonial brick. 8 bed
rooms. Ia baths, garage. Nice
large fenced-ln corner lot Con-
yentfonal or FLA. Open sat. and
sun. 3 to . pm. pI. 7-7s77;
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ESTATE6-Lovely

STONEYBROOK EsTATES-Lovely
brk. rambler; 3 bedrms., big kit,
pantry, full bsmt.; assume large
loan; S17,950. "OK'D 4 TRADE"
KEN DRU5KIN & CO.. 10. 5-2O05
TAKOMA PARK-3-bedrm. brick,
large liv. rm., full bsmt., level lot,
walk to schools, shop and bus,
only S16.950. IMMEDIATE POS
SESSION; Q; D; FIELD, INC. Ju.
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NEAR SPACE AGENCY

Builders own custom-built brick
rambler wIcarport. Twin size bed.
rms, IN baths, liv. rm., firepl.,
lge. cleo. Kit, sep. dining rm., full
basement. Fin. rec. rn. w/firepl
Auto. washer and drier; many 9TH
er extras. 1mmed. poss. Terms
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HOUSES F0R SALINE.
RIGGS PAkk
$500 DOWN

.1CUU OOWN
Completely remodeled 5-rm. semi
Diet, brk.; excel. neighborhood:
OWNER will finance. Call DI. =
4445, ewes. MA. 2-1154.
VETERANS BEDRMS.
, st. off H. Fine 7-rm. brk.; good
eond.; oil heat. Only S12,750,
S7l.S0 mo. Good credit and set
tlement fee only. MR.. COX. RE.
7-1633,
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MASS. AVE. EXT.-Over y acre
Ssf P aRafaVisceRsd cSStSn
built. spacious RAMBLER in
"hide- away" location. { bedrms.,
8 baths, rec. rm., etc. Ideal for
BUSINESS EXECUTIVES FAM
hY. Out.of-town owner has Just
substantially REDUCED PRICE
for immediate salel DETAILS and
INSPECTION. OIL. 4.7629. THOS.
j. FISHER & CO., INC.
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v. HYATTsVILLE AREA = Cen
trslly air cond.; . bedrms.; row
house. "a OF LIST trust. For appt.
call OWNER. WA. 5-6439.
NO AGENT@ PLEASE
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PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTY, Inc
Ap = ~TTA
HYATTsVMLE-oWNER. 2

sale 81 OWNER 5sfofy iO s.S SHask
taehed brick: 8 bedrmS.: front
porch; fenced in I'd. 2M blks. from
Langley shopping center. You as
sumo 4lzeo loan. Owner trans
ferred. Call HE. 4-7662.
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Realtors Since IyUB bUOO Conn. Ave.
BETHESDA-If you have been
looking for . new 4-bedroom,
split-level which can be easily
adapted to 5, you should see this
well-planned home. Large living
room, separate dining room, in
addition! to Q time and motion
saving kitchen with table space.
attractive fireplace, and the
house already has the proper
ducts for central air conditioning.
Convenient to everything and
priced right ct $31, 96Q.
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BELTsvHLE-on h-acre-pius lot.
rms. 2 baths, de luxe kitchen. fun
din; rm.. full bSmt.. plaster walls.
ss6 ASsI5px;, -
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CHEVY CHASE
Very attractive femodeled center
hall home near Rosemary School.
Large corner lot: quiet neighbor-
hood. Large hv. fm. with firepl..
separate din. nm, modern kit,
screened porch, 8 large bedrms.
2 baths. Well priced in 20s. Call
MISS PARSONS. EN-. 1858.
II. A. Gill d Son, FE. $4,000
EXCLUSIVE
CMyY CHASE, near the country
SrE En 1M%eG Tudor SoIUns ,e
floor powder rm., center han;
bedrms., 2 baths on End floor; pluI
attic screened porch, gear ga
rage, sep. din. rm., rec. rm. with
Y. bath; excellent neighborhoodi
s IEssiSsSi REALTY OIL. 4-141S
CHEVY CHASE = Charming Early
American Colonial wI3 bedrms.
ga baths. Lge. beautifully land.
scaped level lot. To settle estate
$4,000. Call WO. 6-2300 It'll @
k kPMARR Il bS SSNc cSpS:ct Go I AZ:
CHEyY CHASE; ROCK cREEK
acre with trees. 46-ft. rec. rm.,
frepls modern kit, screened porch;
upper EOS. NATIONAL CAPITAL
REAL ESTATE CORP. OIL. 1883,
open til 9.
CHEVY CHASE, Rock Greek FOREST
-1mmaculate brk. Colonial with
1st-N. powder I'm, built-in garage,
hot-water baSeb6ard heat, expen:
sivs carpets and drapes: plus 9
S ssd5msx;ii H SS2i5o Sar.MEA TT0 9SsI
OF. 1883; open It'll 8.
CHEVY CHASE charmer; stone anc
brk. williamsburg. in delightful
quiet neighborhood; bedrm.. ant
bath on 1st floor: . nice bedrms
and bath up; lisht airy rec. nm.
SAMUEL sGn9eJaGn i. sodsIESssY5 o 81 ,d; iNc
Oh. 6.7s00 til 9.
CHEVY CHASE VIEW = Sparkling
clean brick Cape Cod; center hall,
liv. rm. with fireplace. sep. din.
floor: full bsmt. with rec. room
and powder room; screened porch
S24.750. KORZENDORFER, REAL
TOR. OIL. 4-S111.
CHEVY CHAsE-Enjoy intoWn pri-
vacy on large corner lot in this
lovely French Proyincial; large
side porch, formal din. rm.. large,
clean kit: powder run. and maid,
rm; on LIST floor: 4 bedrms.,
baths on 2nd floor: finished bsmt
has bar, refrigerator and stove
for entertaining: detached ga
rage: ideally situated for doctor
% OF densiSt Iv S2g;Sso. ~ KoFzEN;
CHEYY CHASE (BETWEEN TN
CLUBSl-Cherming stone Capt
Cod with e4-ft. liv. room, separate
DIN. room, bedrm. and bath OF
Rec room acrae p DcreR rs 0nsn on TnS
$25. $50. I'll 9 pm. EN-. 2-74OO
METzLER. REALToR.
FIRST PREsENTATIoN in Lowell,
Colonial wLlge. rms, mod. KIT, sc.
cluded screened porch and rear
yard. panelled rec. rm. w/firepl
Priced ct only S36,6OO. Ewes. OIL
4-2161. DISTRICT ND. REALTY
INC, EN-. 2-S206.
COLEsVILLE; choice ramb., wooded
lot. rec. rm. and family Tm., $2S,.
800. ASHTON RLTY.. EV. 4-1743
C0LESVILLE AREA!-Laree fully
modern 5-bedrm., 4-bath brk
home; tenant house, barn, ETC.. on
ID rolling acres for large family
or organization. Ewes, JU. 6-1661,
Greater Maryland Prop. JU. 9-124C
CONN. AVE. ESTATEs-3-bedTm
brk. ramb., excel. cond., many ex-
tras. English hsmt., fenced, elec
kit; 8 schools. bus. Assume 4aSt
CT. VIII. 6-764l.
Conn. Ave. EStS. Giveaway
ONLY $500 DOWN
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MD.-4S-ft. brick ram
bier, 3 bedrmS., 2 full baths, Mv.
nm. w/firepl., Dashboard heat,
full bsmt., 10x22 jalousied porch,
over u A. fenced lot. WA. e
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BERKSHIRE (Mt. Calvary Parish)
1900 down FHA. nothing down
81; 6-rm: rambler, fenced yard.
RE- cSHEtpfEgR, III gS.1w ~
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ALEXANDRIA, AREA
NO MONEY DOWN
$79 MONTHLY

$40 monthly includes everything
for this full basement semi. Why
and, two extra in basement. One
block from bus line, no money
down CT or small down payment.
FLA; Fast seller-eall now-open
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SLIGO PARK AREA-Classic brk.
Colonial, in excellent close-in
neighborhood. lge. bedrms., den.
powder rm., LARGE DINING
RIM. Upper teens, low down pay
ment. Call for appt. today to see
this excel. buy. LLEWELLYN CO.,
JU. $4,000. WA. 3-I133.
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CHEVY CHASE, near the country
club - Immediate possession Of
I sIas- EnSiissh o. Tudor Colonial; isto
bedrms., 2 baths on End floor; plus
attic screened porch, gear ga
rage, sep. din. -fn1., rec. rm. with
" bath; excellent neighborhood;
H THzS;XST- vrAIrv -, ,.,.
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WOODS, 4 bedrms., 2 baths,
full bsmt. Walk to all schools.
priced for quick sale 1t S16,950.
JU. 7-67l6.
Evening star., 1961-02-27
Florida Coach
Drops 3Cuqers

ATLANTA, Feb. ~ (AP).-
Norman Sloan, University Of
Florida basketball coach. has
suspended three members Of
the Florida team for disciplin-
ary reasons.
They are Capt. Bobby Shiver,
Cliff Luyk, second leading re-
bounder in the Southeastern
Conference, and Paul MoSny. q
guard,
Sloan made the announce
ment when the Florida squad
arrived here yesterday from
Nashville. The coach said the
three were put on q bus In
Nashville and sent back to
Gainesville yesterday morning.
Florida plays Georgia Tech
here tonight. sa
Evening star., 1961-02-27
Montressor Sets
Pace at Dunedin:
BussIer 8 Back

DUNEDIN, Fla, Feb. q
(AP).-A 29-year-old pro at q
par-3 course today led a field
Of more than 130 golfers into
the third round Of the $4,000
National PGA club champion
ship.
Ron MontreSsor Of Sarasota
knocked three strokes off par
yesterday to take a one-stroke
lead at the halfway point OF
the 72-hole event.
His 67-69-136 was eight
strokes under par.
Henry Castillo Of Tampa and
Sam Bernardo, 81 year old
entry from Winnetka, ILL.,, got
in one stroke behind Montres-
sor with 1875 IN the under so
group.
Charley Bassler, the Middle
Atlantic PGA champion from
CatonSville, Md. had a second
round rs for IA. a total
matched by Ansel Snow of
Keswick, Va, with 70-74. Clar-
ence Doser Of Gaithersburg,
Md, resumes play today.
Doser, playing In the. 50-and-
over division, has q 143 total.
Evening star., 1961-02-27
Here's How 70
Score More Strikes

How can I get more strikes?
I think every bowler can an
swer that question individually
If he is honest with himself.
AnalyZe your own strike ball.
What are your biggest faults
in rolling for strikes? The an
swers are simple If you'll face
your problem.
II your strike ball goes in on
the nose as today's drawing
shows. or even If 1t crosses
Oeer and goes into the Ia
pocket, you have too much
angle. Move to the left, nearer
the center Of the approach
when you take your stance.
IF your strike ball is light
and has trouble getting up into
the 1-3 pocket. move to the
right and get more angle.
If you have trouble getting
the ball to do the same thing
two or three times in a row,
consistency is your problem.
And 1t will take lots of prac-
tice to give you a consistent
ball.
Perhaps your ball is weak.
Even on good pocket hits, you
leave the 5 pin. You need
more stuff on your ball. Work
to get more hooking action
either through finger lift or
wrist turn or through a COM
bination of the two.
I can offer you some help on
your strike ball in my booklet,
''3 Ways to Better Bowling" 4"
The booklet discusses the three
basic bowling systems, one of
which mey be just right for
you. You c.sn have the booklet
by sanding 10 cents and a
stamped. return envelope to
Joe Wilman, in care of this
newspaper.
lCopyrtRht. 1851.
Nsuonal Newspaper syndicate)
Evening star., 1961-02-27
Hank Thompson, Ex-Giont,
Held in $3z HoIdup of Bur

NEW YORK, Feb. 81 (AP).-
Hank Thompson, former infield
star for the Giants. is in jail
today on charges Of commit
ting q $37 robbery.
Police said Thompson, who
has been in trouble with the
law before, took that amount
at gunpoint early yesterday
from a bar on Amsterdam ave-
nue..
The little Negro, who played
for the Giants In 1851 and 1854
World Series, was arraigned be-
fore Magistrate Herman Wein-
krantz and was ordered held In
$4,000 bail.
Weinkrantz, looking over his
lengthy arrest record, COM
mented:
"You are q serious disap-
pointment to thousands Of
children and baseball fans If
these facts are true. I hope for
your sake they are not"
According to police, Thomp-
son walked into the bar, drew
O .22-caliber pistol and an
nounced:: This is q Stickup.
Put the money on the bar"
He took the $37 and then
herded the bartender and 10
patrons into the rear and fled,
police said.
A patrolman, who spotted
Thompson leaving the tavern,
Evening star., 1961-02-27

collared him a short distance
away after the bartender told
him what had happened.
Thompson, who told police
he is 40 but is listed in baseball
record books as IS, has been
arrested q number Of times.
He was sentenced to the
Gatesvflle, Tex, State Reform
atory for q jewel theft March /,
1888. He was charged with auto
theft here in 1858, but the
charge was dismissed. A bur-
glary charge last year also was
dismissed.
Thompson, now unemployed,
quit baseball in 1858 after the
Giants-who had moved to San
Francisco-traded him to Min
neapolis in the American AS
ISOLATION. He also had played
with Jersey City in the Inter-
national League and for the old
st. Louis Browns.
Evening star., 1961-02-27
BrumeI's S Goal Is IS
In Final With Thomos

"Yes," he admitted, IT was
disappointed in John. I thought
he'd do better. I'm still not
sure I'm a better jumper than
he is because I know he can do
better.
II hope he jumps higher than
he ever has in Fridays meet.
But I hope to so just a little
bit higher than he"
Just q hint Of an incident
almost occurred during the
broad jump in the AAU meet.
Ralph Boston Of Tennessee
State, who holds every record
In the books, shattered his own
week-old pending record with
q leap Of 26-6A-41a inches
farther than last weeks mark.
He did 1t after Igor Ter
Ovahesyan Of Russia was lead
ing with 20 feet even.
But after Boston made his
record Jump. Ter" as Boston
calls him, had another try. It
was q good one. but how good
no one will ever know. He
fouled. and the officials refused
to measure 1t.
That made Leonid Komen-
kov. chief Of the Soviet dele
cation. unhappy.
Beatty Beats ROXY
They measured Boston's
FOULS" he said. Furthermore.
I'm not sure 1t was q foul. If
it was. it was by just q quarter
Of an inch. I think 1t would
have been q 27-footer."
Ter was not so emphatic.
IT think it might have beaten
Ralph" he said in English.
But I'm not sure how far 1t
would have been. It was q foul
though"
In another feature, Jim
Beatty, the former North Caro-
lima ace. beat Hungarian Ist-
man Rozsavolgyi In a jockeying
4:09.3 mile. swapping the lat
ter's hve-race win streak.
Other titles went to Hayes
Jones of Ypsilanti, Mich, in
the 60-yard high hurdles (7.0),
Ernie Cunliffe, Stanford, in the
1000 (2.08.0). Bruce Kidd of
Toronto in the 3-mile 13:4D =,
Eddie Southern Of the U. s.
Air Force in the 600 1:11.O,
Parry O'Brien Of Los Angeles in
the shot put (61-3), Frank
Budd Of Vililanova in the CO.
yard dash (6.1) and Don Bragg
in the pole vault (15-3).
Evening star., 1961-02-27

Elmhurst, H., in o 1860 Ford
fourth.
That's the way they finished.
Panch having q 15-second edge
on the second car when he got
the checkered flag.
Drove Roberts Cas-
Panch was driving the 1860
Pontiac Roberts drove last year.
Bob (JunioD johnson Of
North Wilkesboro. N. c.. the de-
tending champion who cracked
UP in a Pontiac in one Of Fri
days multi-car wrecks. went
out in another car yesterday,
a 1860 Pontiac-and had q brief
fling at first place on the 42d
lap, but he ran into engine
trouble and failed to finish.
So terrific was the pace from
the start that after the first
few laps there was O con-
slant stream Of cars into the
pits, many of them never to re-
turn to action.
Roberts led all the way from
the 43d lap until he was forced
from the race. Mathews had led
for three early laps, and Nelson
Stacy, a rookie from Cincinnati
in a 1861 Pontiac. for two.
The race was run in ideal
weather crisp with only a slight
breeze. Panch. In addition to
cashing in handsomely finan-
cially. picked up 5000 points
toward his bid for the 1861
NASCAR driving champion
ship.
Evening star., 1961-02-27

for Daytona Of 135.129 set two
years ago by Lee Petty Of Ran
dleman, N. c.
Panch had both the speed
and durability.
Glen (FirebalD Roberts Of
Daytona had only the speed in
his car. Roberts, who had set
a qualifying record of 155.440
m. phi, led most Of the way in
the car-punishing grind, and
had Tapped the field when his
1861 Pontiac rolled into the
pits at the end of the 1880 lap
trailing a smoke screen. He
was out of action with q broken
crankshaft.
Mathews Spins Out
Just two laps before Roberts
misfortune Edwin (Banjo)
Mathews Of Asheville, N. c.,
rolling along in second place
and giving Roberts his only
real competition, had spun off
the track and out of the race
in his 1861 Ford.
Those developments moved
each of the surviving cars-30
of the field of go finished the
race-up two notches and put
Panch in the lead, with Joe
Weatherly Of Norfolk. Va, in
a 1861 Pontiac. in second posi-
tion; Paul Goldsmith of st.
Clair Shores. Mich, also in a
1861 Pontiac and the only
Indianapolis driver entered,
third, and Fred Lorenzen Of
Evening star., 1961-02-27
Two Drivers Score
Marlboro Sweeps

Lee Lane Of Laurel won all
three Glass c heats and Cliff
Bernstein from Richmond
swept Glass B to highlight the
first go-kart races Of the year
at Marlboro Motor Raceway
yesterday. More than 100 kartS
competed in gusty winds over
the spcial course.
Other class winners:
A bushing junior-John Carter: A
standard tunior-Calvin wallace; "A
super junior-Richard Brinke: Q bush
ing senior-Earl Hildebrand: A stand
ard senior-Bryce Jackson: A super
senior-Tommy Lechlider III; A un-
limited-Rudy Atkins.
Evening star., 1961-02-27
Pompeii Booters
Gust Muqqie's

The Pompeii Soccer Club
eliminated Maggie's, 80, in a
third-round match of the Ma
tional Open Challenge Cup
competition yesterday at Balti-
more'S Clifton Park.
Pompeii now enters the
Eastern semifinals next week
in Philadelphia.
In National Soccer League
matches yesterday, Central
Valet shut out the British
Lions, 40, at Twenty-third
street and Constitution avenue
NV; Schweigert whippe d
Fort Meade, 81, at Thirty
seventh and Tilden street NV,
and the Washington Sport Club
won over Hagerstown, 0-2, at
Hagerstown Municipal Sta
dium.
Evening star., 1961-02-27
Speed and Durability Give Ponch
Victory in Doytono 500 Grind

DAYToNA BEACH, Fla,
Feb. 27 (AP).-Marvin Panch
today had a new speed record
and q check for $2O,750 as q
result of winning the Daytona
500 in q race that proved sheer
speed is no match for speed plus
durability.
The 35-year-old Daytona
driver yesterday covered the
distance over the 2la mile Day.
tona International Speedway
asphalt track at an average
speed of 149.601 miles an hour.
An estimated $1,000 specta-
tors jammed the stands and
packed the infield with cars
waiting apprehensively for
spectacular crackupS which
never materialized.
No Accidents
The recalled the spine-chil-
ling mishaps which studded
Fridays two qualifying races.
But all they saw yesterday was
an automobile race with skilled
drivers spinning their sleek
Grand National late model
stock cars around the light
ning-fast surface for 200 laps.
or as far as their machines
could go.
Panch's time shattered the
previous mark of 138.767 for
a 500-mile race set by Jim
Rathmann Of Miami last year
at indianapolis. and far
eclipsed the 500-mile record
Evening star., 1961-02-27
AU,CUR Ready
For Action in
MD Tourney

Defending champion Amer
lean U. plays Washington Col
lege, and host Catholic U.
meets Baltimore U. in Mason
Dixon Conference tournament
quarter-finals Thursday night
at Catholic U.
All won as expected Saturday
night as the playoffS opened
with games on three fronts.
The only upset came when
Bridgewater surprised Roanoke
in overtime. 7l-68, to earn an
unenviable position as oppo-
nent for favored Mount st.
Mary's In the first round.
Thursdays pairings. with
season and conference records
in parentheses:
5:15 pm. Randolph Macon Qs-5.
g-3l vs.. Western Maryland d6-6,
$3.50 pm. Mount Ct. Mary's t2o-s.
le-Ul vS. BridRewater t6-16, 40.
S:3S pm. Catholic q. u4-6. 1879
VS.. Baltimore U. (S-l1. 4-6l.
10:l6 pm. American U. OPS,
5-3l vs.. Washington COlless (9-s,
In Friday nights semifinals,
winners Of the first two games
play each other. as do winners
Of the second two games. The
championship final will be
played at 9:30 Saturday.
Mount st. Mary's won a bye
through Saturdays prelimina-
rieS. In other games, Catholic
U. routed Gallaudet, 85-48;
American q. beat Lynchburg,
1864: Baltimore topped Loyola,
1859; estern Maryland
edged Johns Hopkins, 6S-65;
Washington College trimmed
Towson, $3.50, and Randolph
Macon sank Hampden-Sydney
94-69.
Evening star., 1961-02-27
Seven-Stroke Baton Rouge Victory
Lifts PoImer's Earnings to $15,225

BATON ROUGE. La, Feb. ~
(AP).-Arnold Palmer, who be-
came the only triple winner on
the winter tour with his repeat
performance in the $40, 900
Baton Rouge Open. today
headed for the richer fields of
the $50, 1000 New Orleans Open
tournament which opens Thurs
day.
The question Of who will stop
the stylish Miami pro remained
unanswered after his victory
here in what turned out to be O
Palmer benefit for the second
straight year.
He was tied with Jackie
Burke Of Kiamesha Lake, N. Y,
on opening day, ahead by one
stroke after the second round,
by two after three rounds and
by seven at the finish on the
strength, Of a 4-under-par Sc
for q 266 total.
The victory earned Palmer
$2,6 800 and boosted his winnings
on the tour to $15,225. Palmer,
who was the leading money
Garner last year with $S0,93S,
also picked UP $1,000 for re-
peating as q Baton Rouge
champion and another $3.50
merely for showing up. He was
the first to win here twice In
the l0-year-old tourney.
Wes Ellis Of West Caldwell,
N. j., turned in a SO over the
6.700-yard Sherwood Forest
Country Club course for q 273
worth $1,000.
There was Q three-way tie
for third place at 274 among
Johnny Pott of Shreveport, La;
Buster Cupit Of Fort Smith,
Ark. and Cary Player Of Lang
horne, Pa. Pott earned ST.
S233.34; Cupit and Player each
won $1,233.33. The prize sent
Players earnings to $15,785,
highest on the. winter tour.
Burke. alone in sixth place
with his 276. won $1,000, fol-
lowed by Bobby Nichols of Mid
land, Tex. with 277 good for
5000.
Jackie Cupit Of Longview,
Tex, tied George Knudson Of
Toronto in eighth place at 279.
Each won $825 but Cupit earned
q $1,000 bonus for a hole-in-
one achieved with q No. S iron
on the 190-yard sixth hole.
The mOney.winnerS.
Evening star., 1961-02-27
Judo Title Won
By PhiIudeIph

Richard Walters Of Philadel-
phia won the black belt heavy
weight and overall champion
ships in the Middle Atlantic
AAU Judo championships yes
terday at Hillcrest Heights Boys
Club.
other winners:
Black belt: 16O-pound, Yas Fukuda
of WASHINGTON; 1S0-pound. John Cook
Brown BELT: 14o-uound. Robert
Rykazeski Of Baltimore: 16o-pound.
Jesse Watkins Of New Jersey; 1S0-
pound, John Cooper Of WaShington:
heavyweight. james Kadssh Of New
White belt: IlO-poupd. Robert
KayanuSe OF Waahington; 100-pound.
George Stroud Of Uniyersity o. M MviI-
Jersey; heavyweight, Charles Robinson
Of Pittsburgh: overall. Robinson.
Evening star., 1961-02-27
Bulls Swimmers
Troll in Eosterns

Bulls Prep competed for the
first time In the Eastern Inter-
scholastic Swimming cham
pionship over the week end at
Lawrenceville IN. j. School.
Sheldon Arey took fifth place
in the 100-yard butterfly and
Mark Litman was sixth in the
100-yard backstroke. The Hill
School Of Pottstown, Pa, won
he team championship.