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known for her high fashion
sense, is the daughter Of the
Episcopalian Bishop of New
York, Bishop Malcolm Pea
body. Her grandfather, the
late Endicott Peabody, was
the founder Of Groton
School.
Mr.. Tree was born in Eng.
land of an American mother.
He served in the British
Parliament and is a first
cousin Of the American mil
lionaire Marshall Field.
Mrs. Tree was educated at
Shady Hill School in Chest
nut Hill. Pa; st. Timothy's,
Catonsville, Md; La Petit
Ecole Forentine, Florance,
Italy. and the University Of
Pennsylvania.
On Various Boards
She is a board member Of
the National Urban League
and the Neighborhood Chill
dren's Center; director Of the
international Rescue Com
mittee and Franklin D.
Roosevelt Foundation: mem
Der Of the Advisory Council
Of the National Committee
Against Discrimination In
Housing. and one Of the
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FINAL DEAL
ON HOUSE
NOT MADE

President and Mrs. Ken
nedy are currently nego-
tiating for the sale Of their
Georgetown house, accord
ing to Mr.. Pierre Salinger,
press secretary to the
President.
Negotiations are under
way but no final deal has
been consummated," said
Mr.. Salinger at his press
briefing this morning.
The press secretary de-
clined to comment on the
reported $105,000 selling
price. He also declined to
identify the purchasing
party.
Mr.. Salinger added that
the house had been put
back on the market for the
past several weeks. Re-
portedly it was up for sale
earlier, following the No
vember 8 election, then
removed from the market.
A young lawyer named
Perry Ausbrook and his
wife are believed to be the
purchasers. Mr.. Ausbrook
is an attorney with the
Development Loan Fund.
The selling price of the
house four years ago to
the Kennedys is under
stood to have been $4,000.
1t is also understood that
the Kennedys made many
Improvements on the
property.
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Parties
Mark
In, Out

Two embassy row parties
last night marked the recent
arrival and near departure Of
Pahstan's new Education At
tache and Chile's outgoing
Military Attache.
The former. DR.. S. A. Khan
and Mrs. Khan gave a cock
tail party at their home on
Sixteenth street for mem
bers Of the Washington COM
munity and the United States
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Speaker Set

Mr.. John z. Horne, Ad-.
ministrator Of Small Busi-.
ness, will address the lunch.
con meeting of the Demo-
cratic Club of the District Of
Columbia. The meeting is to
be held Sunday at / pm. at
the Burlington Hotel. .
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Birthday Porty

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F.
Colladay were hosts at a
party last night in honor of
Mr.. Colladay's birthday, The
party was held at the Cola
days home. Included among
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Biffle, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Scott Offutt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas w. Sandoz and Capt.
and Mrs. Francis Ulen.
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CopitoI Hill Club

The Capitol Hill Club will
hold the first Of its ladies'
luncheons of the 1861 season
at 1880 pm. Tuesday at the
club.
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! AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDS '5S station wagon; blue, ra-
dlo; heater air conditioning; at
Sl,395.
Capitol-Cadillac OldS Co.
1922 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
0LDS 81 "F-s5"; fresh shipment
Just received; immediate delivery
AkerS OldS-Cadillac Co.
HARRINGTON SHOPPING CTR" :"
OV. 3-O35O ALEXANDRIA
OLDS 81 Super "SS" conv.; =, and
h.. newly rebuilt motor, power
steering and brakes. new top and
tires clean upholstery and body;
guar. mech; terms. 2l9 H st. ne,
OLDS 1855 Holiday "9S" 4-dr.:
full power. factory air cond, r
and h., very clean; SS15, or make
offer. JU. 9-2247.
OLDS, "a Super "SS" 4-dr.: =
and h., hydramatic; l owner; excel.
mechanical cond., > extra tires
and wheels. Ell. 6-7O94.
OLDS. 1860 Super "Ss" convertible.
Metallic brown, beaut. leath. int,
4uIi power StuuU miles. One OWN
ER. S2.995. JU. S-6l31 evenings
oLDSMOBILE 81 "SS" 2-dr. hard
top, p.S., p.b.. r, h., good Wv.
tires; $1,000. OWNER, AP. 7-275I
OLDSMOBILE '5S 2-door hardtop;
solid white, with red interior. au-
! tomato transmission, power steer
ing. radio, heater, Wv. tires;
Sl,595. TOMS CHEVROLET, Ga.
ave. and University blvd, Whea-
ton. Nd. 10. 5-00l3.
oLDSMOBILE 1860 "as" sedan:
equipped with full power. electric
seat, hydramatic, etc, immacu-
late; only S2,695
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL q Pm.
Suburban Cadillac-Olds Co.
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA. MD. OIL. 6-T7OO
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MERCEDES BENZ '6I model 1870
4-dr, moss green, heater, other
extras; display model, new car
title, warrRntee II mos. or H.
600 miles, special price only
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MERCEDEs-BENZ 80 220s 4-dr.
immac. cond. throughout WV,
AM I'm Becker radio. dual heat
ers. very low mileage; owner.
$4,000. Will consider older car
as part payment. RE. 6-2S5O.
MERCEDES BENZ 81 "22O-S
sedan; al lextras, Becker radio;
excellent cond.; $3.50. Trade
tterms. LITTLE CARS. LTD, FE
S-331S.
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MERCIIRY ,s7

Monterey 4-door sedan; cleaning
black and white finish, radio,
heater, automatic Transmission,
exceptionally clean throughout,
priced for quick sale;
1888
WILL FINANCE TO YOUR BUDGET
STAR PONTIAC
407 Florida Ave. NE, Ii. 8-7204
25 YEARS SAME LOCATION
Open Daily 8 Til 8; Sun. 8 Til 4
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BOWMAN

Studebaker-Lark- Mercedes Benz
1880 Ga. Ave. NV. IA. $4,000
Factory Authorized Service HOS.
MERCEDES 81 4-dr. sedan: will
sell or trade fol, pickup or larger
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MERCEDES BENZ 81 model 220S
4-dr., medium blue, golden beige
leather, Wv. tires, heater, etc. /;
display model. new car title, war
rantee IL mos. or 1000 miles.
Special price only 81 4g5.
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Olmstead Olds

Established Olds. Dealer Since 1885
1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl. ia. 7-650O
JEEP 1859: 4-wheel drive, new
tires: excel. cOnd.. Sl.5UU, or
best offer. WA. 1851.
LANCIA FLAMINIA, '8I sedan; blue
with red leather $4,000 or air
cond. wagon and cash. Write Box
?06v, Star.
LARK 81 6-passenger sedan; brand
new, Sl,745 delivered; Sl45 down,
Sol. IL a month. Call Mr. WATERS
l. to 4 today. OIL. 6-4444. Auth
orized Lark Dealer.
LARK '5u O-door. 5o lave trIv,
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MERCEDES SO "ISO" Gas; =. and
h, leatherette interior, good tires
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OLDS 1856 Holiday "98" 4-dr..
full power. factory air cond., r
and h., very clean; SS15, or make
offer. JU q-2247.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD al coupe: 3OO-cu. in. full
race flathead: needs engine bear
ings and trans. work; make offer.
JU. S-75OS, Sat-; WA. 7-25Se,
Sunday.
FORD 1854 VS. Tudor; conyen-
tional trans, heater, good tires;
looks and runs good, l owner
S343 LO. 7-4166.
FORD '55 convertible sunliner 49,;
T. and h., Wv. tires, auto. trans;
1 owner, good cond.; S675 or
best offer. HA. 2-734s.
FORD "a; standard trans, 7. and
h.. Tudor. Make offer. AP. 7-2342
FORD 1916 coupe; Olds powered,
all new running gear, T. and h.;
S21O or best offer. IA. 5-7S36.
FORD SO Tudor VS.; Fordomatic,
2-tone blue; top condition: res-
sonaDle. OR. 4-7046.
FORD SO Victoria hardtop: red
for RON, RA. 3-6332.
FORD FALCON go: cdr. r. and
Si,500 or best offer. GALAXTE '6O;
dr., S-cyl., 2-tone, power steer
ing, sutom. transm.. Wv. tires,
r. and h., tinted windShields,
padded dashboard. etc, $1,000
or best offer. Both low mileage,
top notch condition. same LIST
owner: selling directly only be-
cause Of transfer abroad HU
3-5963 or NO. 7-0746 during Of
flee hours.
FORD So Country Squire; 9-pass.
VS., heater and o.d.; $500. RE
5-7947.
FORD 1856 Country Squire station
wagon; 9-pasS., Fordomatic, pwr
str, radio and heater; S695. LO
T-4S39, LO. 7-lO64.
FORD SO Tudor: auto. trans, cheap
transp. make offer. SUBURBAN
TRUST CO.. JU. $4,000, Ext. 45S.
FORD 1856 Fairlane convertible:
excellent condition; S625. WA. =
1890.
FORD 80 Ranch Wagon Tudor
stand shift, S-cyl., excel. cond.
Ell. 6-4479. Best offer.
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Studebaker-La Mercedes Benz
1880 Ga. Ave. NV. IA. $4,000
Factory Authorized Service HOS.
MERCURY 80 VS.: stick, excel.
body recently oVerhauled. Best
offer, OR, 4-73SS.
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FORD AT coupe: 3OO-cu. lin. full
race flathead: needs engine bear
ings and trans. work; make offer.
JU. S-75OS, Sat-; WA. 7-25SS,
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FORD FALCON go: 2-dr., r,

FORD 55 Country Squire; 9-pass.,
VS., heater and cd; $3.50. RE
5-7947.
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OLDS, "a Super "SS" 4-dr.: T.
and h., hydramatic; ! owner; excel.
mechanical cond., > extra tires
and wheels. Ell. 6-7094.
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FORD 1856 Country Squire station
wagon; 9-pasS., Fordomatic, pwr
str, radio and heater; S695. LO
N-lGnl IO r-lnkl
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD SO Country Sedan; clean,
low mi, Fordomatic, r. and h.,
pS., Third eng; S7S5. IA. A.
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Ed The SUNDAY STAR
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

Xxx Washington. D. c.
April Is, 1861
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oLDS. 1860 Super "SS" convertible.
Metallic brown, beaut. leath. int
full power: 5000 miles. One OWN
ER. S2,995. JU. S-6131 evenings.
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FORD 1854 VS. Tudor; conven-
tional trans. heater. good tires;
looks and runs good, l owner
GlA2 IO r-A-Rk
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

NASH AS: T. and h., rebuilt engine,
new brakes, good transp.; $50.
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tires; Si.O5o, OWNER, kP. 7-s75i
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MANHATTAN
AUTO

OPEN SUNDAY. s AM. to 5 PM
JAG. XK-12O; fixed head cpe.
black. red int; sharp; sac, $685.
or offer. OV. $4,000
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GRADY

Mercury -Comet-EngliSh Ford
1909 Wis. Ave, Beth OIL $4,000
OPEN SUNDAY, I0-5
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LARK 50 2-door: de luxe trim,
heater, etc, straight stick, show
room cond; only Sq95.
HDADU
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NASH 1858 Metropolitan; excel.
cond., $1,000 mi; 5000. OIL.
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MANHATTAN
AUTO

Ith and r StS. NV. no. 2-7OOO
OPEN SUNDAY, s AM to 5 PM
JAGUAR ST
Mark VIII, sun roof, radio. heater,
an unusually fine automobile.
Distinctive and clean in every
way. Sl,6SS.
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FORD '55 convertible Sunliner 49,:
r. and h., Wv. tires. auto. trans;
l owner, good cond.; S675 or
haet ofFar uA O--9IR
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OLDS '5S station wagon; blue, ra-
dlo heater, air conditioning; at
Sl,395.
Capitol-Cad;llac Olds Co
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JAGUAR '57 "XK-l4O" roadster;
perfect condition: new tires, bat
terry. chrome wheels. white with
BLACK top; low mileage; S1.950.
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JAGUAR SO Marx * sunroof;
auto. tranSm.. radio and heater,
white-wall tires, luxurious inte-
rior. One Of England's finest mo-
tor cars 81 1QS
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OLDS. SO 2-dr. sed.: T. and h, ex-
eel. cond.. S135. 1914 Forest rd..
Apt. 20l, Kent Village, Md.
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MUKUAN BOB plus roadster
blue: TR-3 engine: excellent cond
never raced. JU. 5-3q1g.
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JAGUAR 1855 4-dr. salon: sunroof,
r. and h., auto. trans; lustrous
white fin; S675. AP. 1852. ,
JAGUAR '5S Mark VIII; automatic,
r. and h. mint cond. Was So. 1875,
sale price. S2,095. WISSINGER
CHEVROLET CO., 7 CORNERS,
FALLS CHURCH, VA. JE. 2-1177,
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I@22 22nd ST, NV. FE. 7-260O
OLDS 81 "F-S5"; fresh shipment
Just received; immediate delivery
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HARRINGTON SHOPPING CTR.
OV. 3-O35O ALEXANDRIA

ULDS 81 SuDer "SS" cOnV.; 7, and
h.. newly rebuilt motor, power
steering and brakes, new top and
tires, clean upholstery and body;
guar. mech; terms. 2l9 H st. ne,
Ii. 4-7177
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NASH 1857 Ambassador Country
club hdtp. convert: p.b., p.s
radio, Weather-Eye heater flii
bed, SolareX Glass, turn signals,
wind. washer: $500 or best offer.
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NORRIS 80 ,2-dr. sed.: r. and h. ::
luggage rack: excel. cond.; pvt
owner; 5000. Ell. 6-5507.
MORRIS-M MINOR '53; 80 m.pE-: .
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FOREIGN

fOkkISN
80 FIAT 2-Door 800"
Another bsoUfy in like
new condition. OHsn
economy ond style in
one ImolI poek-Sc0E
ooS! U1J
SO GOLIATH 2-Door.
if you're looking for O
Smoll cor with style ond
economy. this is the
one for SING
I0bs
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NOBLE "2OO": importers cost 5000,
REcHHARbT R ffE ri S@O2 f32s see New GAoEGk YO5k
ave NV 4th fir
Evening star., 1961-07-02

THIS WEEK Mosozine I July 2. 1851
Evening star., 1961-09-01
Koneoroos Given
Shot at Rocco
And Valentine

The rough Australian Kan
garoos will meet Johnny Valen-
tine and Antonino Rocca in
the feature match of next
Thursday nights wrestling
card at Capitol Arena. Promo
ter Vince Mcmahon announced
today. .r-
The feature match will
open the program at 6 o'clock,
one-half hour earlier than US
ual, and will rot be televised.
The Kangaroos. Roy Heffer-
nan and AL Costello, last
warmed up for the match by
disposing of Doug Kinslow and
Carlos Milano at the Capitol
Arena. ....
Valentine also was in action
and defeated The Black Ter
ror. ,.. .. -c.
In other bouts, Bruno SAM
martino whipped Lou Albano
in two straight falls, Billy
Zbyszko won over Red Grupe,
Skull Murphy defeated John
Heath and newcomer FL Olym-
pico defeated Jack VanSky.
Evening star., 1961-09-01
Sports
Hoyas' eager +
Breaks Wrist, ]

AURORA, H., Sept. (APD.
Bob Sharpenter, senior for
ward of the Georgetown Uni
versity basketball team, suffered
a wrist fracture when a house
roof he was painting collapsed
under him Wednesday.
The family doctor told him
the wrist is broken in three
places but the full extent of
the injury won't be known for
about three weeks. p,
Sharpenter. a6-foot-61a, 220-
FOUNDER, was the biggest man
on Georgetown's team last year,
He averaged 12.1 points for
team with an 11-10 record.
Evening star., 1961-09-01

Kathy Flicker of Milburn, N. j.,
and NaShville's Dickie Morse
won the platform diving con-
tests.
The competition at Haifa
originally was scheduled for to-
day to coincide with the start
OF the swimming program, but
was moved up one day.
Victories in track and field
yesterday were scored by the
following:
Discus winner Gary Gruber
of New York, who made it a
double with a shot put of so
feet 134 inches; Mike Herman,
NYU grad, in the broad Jump
with a leap of "a feet inches;
Paul Zemechon of NYU. with
time of 1905 in the 110-meter
hurdles; Elliott Derman, an
other NYU Violet. in the $1,000
meter walk in 1903, and de-
Tending champion Lew Stieglitz
in the 1,500-meter run in 1855.
Games records were set by
Gubmer and Stieglitz.
Evening star., 1961-09-01
Ex-Chomps' Sons Win
In nMoccobioh Wrestling

TEL AVN. Sept. / (AP). -
A pair of former Maccabiah
wrestling champions from the
United States and Canada
beamed with pride today as
they congratulated their hefty
sons on emulating their tri-
umphs.
The proud fathers were
Henry Wittenb berg, former
Olypic and Maccabiah cham
pion from New York, and Fred
Oberleader of Canada.
Mike Wittenberg, a Cornell
University sophomore, won the
light-heavyweight title and
Phil Oberlander of Canada
took the middleweight crown ir
the Greco-Roman graphing.
Both fathers are here as
coaches. Wittenberg's triumph
plus two diving victories ano
five in track and field gave the
favored Americans a gold media
total of IL, twice as many as
the host ISraeliS.
! Two school kids, 14-year-olC
Evening star., 1961-09-01
Pennington Wins
Over Winchester
In Polo Tourney

WILMINGTON, Del. Sept.
(AP) The Pennington (Va.)
Polo Club yesterday gained the
finals of the Tar Baby Plate
consolation tournament by de-
feating Winchester, Va, 6-1,
and Doe Run of Coatesville,
Pa, 80.
The semifinal round Of the
round robin elimination matches
were played at the Du Pont
Airport near here.
Will Parish paced the Farm
ington team in the opening
game with Winchester with four
goals. one a 60-yard penalty
shot. John Rice, replacing John
Cussen, jr., in the Winchester
lineup. followed through on his
own and deflected a 60-yard
penalty shot to account for the
losers single marker.
Doll Baby Farms of German
town, Md, defeated Wednesday
by Casanova, Va, Ga, meets
Lancaster, Pa. today in the
second semifinal round of the
Tar Baby Plate.
Evening star., 1961-09-01
Fate of GugIieImi, Reynolds Hangs
On Redskins Game With EooIes

pulled hamstring. Linebacker
Dick Lasse is doubtful because
Of his knee, but everybody else,
including Defensive End John
Paluck, looks okay.
The Redskins were scheduled
to leave Georgetown Univer-
sity this morning and fly to
Bristol. Because Of transporta-
ton problems the baggage,
went ahead yesterday by truck,
The coaching staff will lee
ture at a clinic for high school
coaches at Bristol this after
noon, and the team will work
out at the motor speedway,
where the game will be played,
tonight. The Eagles also are
Evening star., 1961-09-01
TEAM UNVEILED AT PRESS SESSION
Terps' Piper Gets New Role

which certainly appears to be
the best footing the stadium
ever has had. =. President
Wilson Elkins was a spectator
at the press workout.
Tackle Roger Shoals still is
the biggest man on the team at
about 243. One of the ma
jor tasks of fall practices will
be to develop a center sub for
Bob Hacker. :. Nugent hopes
to have two backfield units with
Novak. jim Davidson, Dennis
Condie and Pat Drass, all SEN
iors, in one. and Sinner. Brown.
Ernie Arizzi and Harry Butsko
in the other.
Evening star., 1961-09-01
Vereb, Day Sign
With Cunudiuns

Ed Vereb and Eagle Day,
former Redskins who were cut
from the squad recently. have
made connections in Canada.
Vereb. the 28-year-old former
University Of Maryland half
back, has been appointed as
sistant backfield coach of the
British Columbia Lions of the
Western Conference. He also
will continue as a player.
Day. the ex-MissisSippi quar-
terback, has signed with the
Calgary Stampeders. Day, 27,
played with Winnipeg in 1856
Evening star., 1961-09-01

twice a day at 10 and 4 through
Friday, September IS. The big
scrimmages will be on Septem-
Der 9 and 16. Saturdays. . Bill
Cobey, the Terps' athletic di-
rector. said touchdown clubs
in Savannah and Brunswick,
Ga. have purchased blocks of
tickets to the Wake Forest
game. September 18.
Dave Nardo, the end replace
ment for Gary Collins, wore a
neck brace which will protect
an injured nerve. 1t will be
standard equipment for him.
Cobey was Dragging about the
Bermuda turf in Byrd Stadium,
Evening star., 1961-09-01
YMCA Mems Tennis
To Sturt Tomorrow

Larry Middlekamp will de-
fend his singles championship
in the annual YMCA Young
Adult mems tennis tourna-
ment opening tomorrow at 8
am. at the University of Mary
land courts.
A field of about 30 is expected
for the three-day event, Spon-
sored by the Prince Georges
County YMCA. Charlie Sewers
Is tournament chairman. There
also will be doubles competition.
Evening star., 1961-09-01
BY LEWIS r. ATCHISON
Star staff Writer

Little did. Ralph Guglielmi
realize when he signed with
the Redskins in 1855, or M. c.
Reynolds when he came here
from the Cardinals last year,
that Bristol, Tenn, would be
the battle-ground on which it
would be decided which of the
two stays with the squad.
Tomorrow nights game with
the Philadelphia Eagles boils
down to that. Coach Bill Nc
Peak said he has to know
which is the better quarterback
before he plays the Green Bay
Packers in the final exhibition
game a week later. Thus, the
chips are down.
Ironically, each is fighting
for a job that will be his only
until rookie Norman Snead
acquires enough experience to
take over. Snead may not be
ready for some time, but Nc
Peak intends to accelerate his
education in the hope of
having him ready for the
second half of the league sea-
son. The Wake Forest young
ster may play more than either
Goog or M. c. tomorrow night.
Subject to Change
"Guglielmi will start the
game" McPeak said, land
Reynolds will start the second
half, but Snead will relieve
both of them"
These tactics, naturally. arr
subject to change without
notice If, by some unforeseen
chance, the Redskins get .
lead. McPeak wants to get that
first victory on the books, ever
If he has to carry three quar-.
terbacks to do it.
Bristol will be a testins
ground. too, for Washington.
Lew Luce and Sam Horner. 9
second-year man from Virgins
Military Institute. Luce will
start as the flanker, although
he's still bothered by a pulled
hamstring, and Horner will re.
place Dick James at left hall
early in the game.
Most Solid Backfield
II want to start our mos
solid offensive unit with Gu.
glielmi," McPeak said. Thai
will be Don Bosseler at full.
back and James. But I expect
to put Sam in as soon as pos.
sible."
/ Horner. a leftfooter, also will
get a chance to punt. Eagl,
Day handled that chore before
he was dropped earlier thil
week, and rookie Jerry Daniels
of Mississippi. who had {
chance against the Colts, wa.
not impressive. Horner ISM
outstanding either, but he get.
a httle twist from the wrons
side that might make hi.
kicks harder to handle.
The other kicking job is
Johnny Aveni's by default
although he was much i'm
proved yesterday. Vince Scott
obtained from the Baltimore
Colts in trade for Linebackel
Tom Gunderman, failed tc
report and will be placed on
the Redskins reserve list. The
Marylander's strong suit was
place-kicking.
Flanker Tom Osborne joinec
Ben Scott, Jim Kerr and Joe
Rutgens on the list of injured
who won't play against the
Eagles. He's still nursing g
Evening star., 1961-09-01
EAGLES TRANSFER
JACKSON TO BEARS

HERSHEY, Pa, Sept. l (AP) i.
The Philadelphia Eagles to-
day announced the trade Of De-
fensive Halfback Bobby Jack
son to the Chicago Bears for a
future draft choice.
Meanwhile, the Eagles in a
workout yesterday simulated
the defenses of the Washington
Redskins as they sharpened
offenses for their exhibition
game against the Redskins
Saturday night in Bristol, Tenn.
Evening star., 1961-09-01
BY CASPAR NAMES
Star Staff Writer

FOREST HILLS, Long Island
Sept. Sixteen Washington
area players will swing into
action today and tomorrow as
four National Singles tennis
championships start on the
turf courts of historic West
Side Tennis Club here.
Heading the seven Middle
Atlantic representatives in the
mems singles is Donald Dell of
Bethesda, Md, ranked No. 9
nationally last year. He will
face Michael Carpenter of Cam
ada in his opening match to-
morrow.
| Dell. who reached the finals
Of the National Clay Court
championships earlier this year,
is favored to win his first two
rounds. He would then en-
counter sixth-seeded Frank
Froehling III of Coral Gables,
Fla.
Ralph Plays Canadian
Middle Atlantic Champion
Donald Ralph of Bethesda
meets another Canadian Davi.
Cup star, Bob Bedard, in his
firSt-round contest.
Other Middle Atlantic play
ers and their opponents are
Hugh Lynch III Of Bethesda,
who tackles Bob Siska of San
Francisco; Ron Goldman of
Washington. who faces Briley
Brown of Bronxville, N. Y:
Kingman Lambert Of Char
lottesville. Va, who meets Hugh
Quinn III of Philadelphia
Arthur Ashe of Ric mond, who
plays John KarabaSz of Coral
Gables. and Brice Sylvia OF
Richmond, who meets Wilbert
Davis of New York.
/ Robert johnson of Washing.
ton meets a former District OF
Columbia resident when he
tackles Left Beck, now living
in Philadelphia, in a first
round match.
In the women's event two
Middle Atlantic stars will clash
when Donna Floyd Of Airing
ton, Va, ranked No. 5 last year
and Peachy Kellmeyer OF
Charleston, w. Va, rated in
Glass A. meet. Donna, a semi
finalist last year, is in the same
eight as Leslie Turner of Aus
tralia. seeded No. 6. The latter
faces Belmar Gunderson, for
merly of the Washington area
but who now lives in Florida.
Others Listed
/ Donald Floyd Of Arlington
Barney Welsh of Rockville
Md, Col. Nick Powell of Wash
ington, and William O'Brien ot
Arlington are in the seniors
division.
Floyd, ranked No. IA in 1860
meets Robert Lemke, jr., o1
Philadelphia.
Welsh, for many years the
top Middle Atlantic player, /.
paired against Morris Adels.
berg of Fresh Meadows, N. Y;
Powell encounters c. Wesley
Michaels Of Morristown, N. J.
and O'Brien faces Hugh Quinn
jr. of Philadelphia.
Charlotte Decker is the lone
Washington representative ir
the women's senior singles, the
first time this event has beer
held. She meets Charlotte Lee
OF Short Hills, N. j., in a first.
round match.