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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-20
The Lighter Side
BY Dick West

WASHINGTON UPI-It may
be that Rep. John ]. Rooney
(D-N.Y.), was just pulling the
judges leg when he suggested
holding court in the ballroom
of the Shamrock Hotel in Hous-
ton, Tex.
But I'm inclined to think that
Rooney's little jest might be
worthy of serious consideration.
If the U. S. government be-
gan dispensing justice in the
Shamrock's ballroom, then we
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-20
Sealed Bids

Sealed Bids will be received
by the Montgomery County
Purchasing Office, Room COS,
County Office Building, Rock
vile, Md, for the purchase OF
the following:
Street Gutter Broom Wire.
May 26, 1861, 800 pm.
Postindex Cabinet, Nav 26.
1861, 800 pm.
Electrical Supplies, May 81,
1861, 3 pm.
Photographic Supplies, May
26, 1861, 800 pm.
Ammunition, May %, 1861
800 pm.
For further information con-
tact the Purchasing Office,
Pc. 2-2121, Ext. 284.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
PURCHASING OFFICE
1t,330-5-20
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-20
STATE DEPARTMENT OF
ASSESSMENTS AND
~ A u A
TAXATION

Hereby gives notice that Ar.
ticles of Dissolution of the
L Officiel Couture, Inc, were
received for record on April 26,
1861, in accordance with the
provisions of Sec. n of Art. %
of the Code 1857 Edition..
ALBERT w. WARD
Director 4t.293.5-27
Evening star., 1961-05-07
7::3o q WAGON TRAIN.

7:3O q WAGON TRAIN.
Western Hour The Jim Brid9er Story"
Scout Flint Mccullough Robert Horton),
left in temporary command of the Wagon
Train" refuses to risk the lives Of his
charges Karl Swenson is guest star.
g BOLD JOURNEY.
Adventure Labrador Saves the Passage"
q HONG KONG
Adventure TO Catch Star" News
man Evans tRod TayIor) refuses to be-
lieve an actress disappearance is real
until her producer turns up dead. IRE
peat)
q MAlIBU RUN.
Adventure. Hour. Larry and Mike
(Jeremy Slate and Ron Ely fight against
time TO save the life Of an actress trapped
below the surface Of the ocean by an
earthquake.
800 g FNE-STAR FEATURE.
Movie. Hours Son Of Fury" 1912.
romantic and action-fiIled drama
about a young mans revenge Tyrone
Power Gene Tierney and Frances Farmer
$50 q THE PRICE IS RIGHT.
Quiz. Color. Bill Cullen m. c.
q THE NELSON FAMILY
Comedy. The BuiIt-in TeIevision Set"
q DANGER MAN.
Adventure View From the Villa" John
Drake is sent to Italy to solve the mystery
surrounding the murder Of an American
banker and the theft of S5 million.
Patrick Mc6oohan
900 q PERRY COMO SHOW.
Variety l Hour Color Guests Singers
Marion MarIowe and Paul Anka and
comedian Jack E. Leonard
q HAWAIIAN EYE.
Crime. l Hour "The Pretty People"
Cricket Connie StevenS) is taken in by
young e9otstcaI star John GabreD
only to find herself charged with his
murder.
~ ANGEL
Evening star., 1961-05-07
q MALIBU RUN.

Adventure Hour Larry and Mike
tJeremy Slate and Ron Ely fight against
time to save the life Of an actress trapped
below the surface of the ocean by an
earthquake
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-12-08
More Fishermen

Proof that the 18th state is a greater attraction for fishermen than is the 5Gsh state is contained in report compiled by the Blu reau of Spest Fisheries, Fish and Wildlife Service, Department of the Interior.
 For the period covered, fiscal year 1860, there were 46,9s8 paid fishing license holders in Alaska, compared with only 1882 in Ha- wali. Of the Alaska number, ST. $50 were state residents.
 Total g lass cost to the fisher men for licenses, tags. and~ per mits amounted to S265, ,992.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-12-08
TRAILERS FOR SALE

33-FT. SET. Pan American.
 See Barefield in Sterling Mon-
 day thru Friday. 57-3 SPECIAL OFFER: 10-x55-ft com- pletely furnished 1862 trailer -winterized for Alaska. 10ao
 down payment, SC interest. T years to pay. Total price $4500 fob. factory. Call collect An choraga BR 7-6655, Coasta l Marvel Homes, Inc. 56bc 1958 1O'x45' 3-bedroom hous e trailer. Might consider small trailer in trade. See Peter Ya- ekimec, Reading and Bates
 Camp, Sterling. 55-3
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-12-08
Naknek River
 Area Listed in New Land Order

A total of 7,521.61 acres of pub lie lands in the Nal1nek River area are to be restored to the op- eration of the public land laws, acees ding to notice of filing of the plat of the extension survey, published in the Federal Regis ter on Nov. 3, prior to filing at the Anchorage land office on Dee. i.
 The land is described as nearly
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-12-08
EEGALINOFICE
signed) JRIROsE.
E9GGAEN0TICE
NOTICE TO ALL DOG OWN FRS, CITY OF RENAL, All dog.

NOTICE TO ALL DOG OWN FRS, CITY OF RENAL, All dogs in the City of Kenai must be li= eensed on or before Jan. [, 1862. No license shall be granted for dog which has not been vaeeinated against rabies as of July l, 1861. A certificate signed by qualified veterinarian must be presented showing date of vaccination. A li- .eensed veterinarian will be at the zefvfc Center Building, Kenai, Al aska, Saturday. Dec. 16, to admin ister rabies shcts.
 Licenses may also be procured on that date or any time during the month of December from the City Clerk. License fees are S2.00 for male or spayed female dogs and $4.00 for unspayed females.
 Owners of spayed female dogs must present a statement by a qualified veterinarian signifying the dog has been spayed and giv- ing the date of the operation
 RENAL CITY COUNCIL,
 FRANCES TORKILSEN,
 City Clerk.
 Published in The Cheechake News Dec. s. 1861.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-12-08

Zz ef- level, on gentle southerly slope, sandy Ioam covered with tundra. thinly scattered birch and dense #undergrowth.
 Furthes information may be ob- tained from the Anchorage land office.
 MILLION DOLLAR" BRIDGE The old 1910 'HMillion Dollar. . 1150' ailroad bridge that crosses tie Copper River at Mile 49 OIL State Sion route 10 has been re- built and opened as q highway bridge.
 ----- News Want Ads Get Results
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-12-08

6Iogg the traditional Christmas beloved b of Scandinavian descent here Made Cherry kliaa seasoned ieleeu spices and fruit GIogs is served hot
 holiday drink throughout Scandinavia Gloggs
 spicy blend whose fragrant baking and warming the cookies of the heart the has Gogg but basealy the drink Is always blend of and spirits with spices and fruit Usually the drink is famed just with cheese fruit this to celebrate Christmas Eve
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-12-08
NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE

1850 CHEVROLET 2-door sedan, brown in color, to be sold at public sale by the City of Ke- mai, as is and where is, at 10 am. Wednesday, December 20, 19G1, at Stan's Waecker Service, kenai. 57-1b
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-12-08

a61 FORD Galaxie Sunliner on- vertible. 11.000 miles. In per
 feet condition. R. 4. Sandstrom, next to Vera's Variety Store,
 Box 144, soldotna. 57-1
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-12-08
FOR SALE

RAND NEW Bell sawmiIl, 4o- Aineh swedge tooth blade, ball
 bearing nandrel. Heavy duty,
 eats up to 1s-ft. Priced at S650.
 Garv Presley, Fritz Creek, Star Route 4, Homer.5 57-1
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-12-08

SDRGE Refrigerator, B GU. it., Nith 125-lb. freezer on bottom. Double doors. Chuck Whitney, Coastal Drilling, Ph. 262=4242.
 55=3b
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-12-08
Scandinavian GIogs

Trim the peel carefully removing bit of white membrane Cut peel in sections stick each section with whole Combine cinnamon peel raisins wine and brandy boil Bring the bowl and just before serving aane the Gogg hot punch Makes 10 to 12 servings
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-12-08
SERVICES

UPHOLSTERY work. Furniture and auto. Robbins Upholstery, located at A&A Variety, Kenai.
 56-3
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-12-08

OLD NEWSPAPERS for pack ing. etc. 2 lb. in bundles of D
 pounds. Gheeehalo News plant, Ridgeway. phone 262=4624. 56c
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-12-08

FIREPLACFS, Block Laying, Stone Noel:, Patios. Barbeeues, Sidewalks, Driveways. Every day except Sunday and Mon day. Licensed contractor. Free estimates. Alaska Stone Co.,, Phone 233-76o0, Kenai. 42-bc
 
 FOR WATER WELL DRILLING contact Kenny Carver, Sol- dotna. 16-bc
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-12-08
REAL ESTATE F0R SALE

227o1 INV FRONTAGE lot oter- looking kenai river in Soldatna across from Wilson's Soldatna store. Ideal business property. M. K. Realty, SoIdatna. 45zbc
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-12-08

Boo FLOATS with complete J3
 ab fittings. Also. Cub 65 cont. engine, overhauled, new cover gob - price $1,7o0.0o Floats, s1 ,050.00. Royal Large, B OK 1251. Auke Bay Alaska. 56=3b
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-12-08

NORTH RENAL & NEAR STANDARD OIL REFINERY SITE 40 ACRE tract, full mineral { rights. Best acreage buy on the eninsula. Owner must sell immediately. Q ACRES 100Ge oil and gas rights. Land adjacent to two subdivisions. Only 5000 down. LEO T. OBERTS
 Realtor-Insuranee Box 45S Kenai, Alaska
 Phone 283-4725 NE BEDROOM residence, new. in Naptowne. Total price $7950 or will rent at $50 per month.
 ONE BEDROOM lew home in Soldotna. Total price $10,500. This is a very good buy. Call for an appointment to see this home. ? AND 3 BEDROOMS seing built by Lewis and Metzger in Soldotna. F.H.A Terms. Ma ltilral gas, community water, fire place and garage.
 LOTS 'rlces from $650 up, residence and business. We will show you lots in all areas of Soldotna and Ridgeway. Call or stop at our office.
 TRAILER PARKS Choice Parks with 10 and II spaces, both with natural gas. Excellent buys for the investor.
 contact:
 M. K. REALTY, INC.
 In Soldotna-262-4600
 In Anchorage-BR 4-0845 Cheechako News classified ads ' cost little get results. Try hem.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-12-08
PERSONALS

STARTING PAPPY WALKER
 Memorial Fund Donations te
 this fund will be accepted at kenai kornefs, kenai. 56b3
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-12-08
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
SERVICES

SERVICES
 PARkER'S UNION 76 Station open 24 hours a day. 53bc HAIR STYLING, permanents. Helen's Beauty Shop, Seaman's Bldg, Tuesday through Sat urday, g am. to pm, 49bc YOUR AVON Representative in Kenai, Soldotna area. Ph. 283- 75a7. 56bc
 TRAILER SPACE
 SPACE AVAILABLE at River Terrace Mobile Park, $40.00 per month including garbage disposal. Your electric bill will be less at River Terrace. With pure artesian water, phones available at every space. All utilities are underground, even the phone cable. Truly t h e most beautiful park in Alaska. You have seen the rest, now visit the best. You owe to your self to live in River Terrace.
 50-bc
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-12-08
ANTED
FOR SALE OR TRADE

#1957 4-DR. PLYMOUTH Sedan.
 Excellent condition, good rub-
 Der. snow tires, $a0o. Chester Cone, phone 283-7575. 55-3
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-12-08

   
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Evening star., 1961-08-06
Mark.to Play
Fox for Title

SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y, Aug
S CAP).-Bob Mark, an Aus
tralian now living in South Af-
rica, and Allen Fox, the Ma
tional collegiate champion from
Los Angeles, will meet tom -
row in the finals Of the 73d
Meadow Club invitation tennis
tournament here.
Fox, a chunky, aggressive un-
seeded 22-yeaf-oId, upset fifth
seeded Ron Holmberg Of Brook
lyn in the mi-finals today,
coming from behind to win 6-8,
Us. As. 6-3. GO.
Mark won the other semi
final from Jon Douglas, the
marine corporal from Santa
Monica, Calf, 90. GA, GA.
Fox. a recent graduate of
UCIAA who will continue his
studies for a decorate in psy-
cho-physics. outlasted the tall
blond player from Brooklyn.
After Squaring the match at
two sets apiece, the busting
little Californian applied the
pressure in the final set, break
ing Holmberg's service in the
fifth game and winning lS of
the last 10 points in the match.
Evening star., 1961-08-06
American Yachts Fuvored
In AdmiruI's S Cup Race

COWES, Isle of Wight, Aug.
IS (AP).-Nearly 100 of the
worlds finest ocean racing
yachts, including United States
craft, leave here tonight to
race $50 miles round the Fast
net Rock off Ireland and back
to Plymouth.
This event. considered one
of the worlds toughest ocean
races. is held every two years.
Today's race is certain to be
one of the toughest ever. Gales
are forecast and the sea is
lashed by high winds and rain.
The Fastnet race is the last
in the Admirars Cup points Sc
ries at the CoweS Week Inter-
national Yachting Festival by
teams from the United States,
Britain, France, Holland and
Sweden.
The United States has built
up a 14-point lead and is IA
vored to take the trophy, but
Britain is a strong challenger.
The United States team is
Cyane, owned by Henry du
Pont of Greensville, Del: FL
garo, owned by William Snaith
of Darien, Conn.,, and Win
Evening star., 1961-08-06
Cunoeist Takes
Two Trophies in
Maryland Races

ST. MICHAELS, Md, Aug. 5
(AP).-Duke Adams piloted his
log canoe, divers gift, to two
trophy victories today in the
40th annual Miles River Yacht
Club regatta.
The old canoes were the
featured attraction Of some ITS
craft, from dinghies to ocean
racers, competing for the
trophies. -ss
Some 60 big boats of the
cruising, racing and delta divi-
sions raced here from Anna
polls and will return tomorrow
in a race sponsored by the
PotapSkut Sailing Association.
The log canoes, which will
compete for the Governors cup
is the main event of the regatta
tomorrow, participated in two
races today, one worth two
trophies.
Adams, plotting divers Gift,
won the John B. Harrison
trophy, for canoes built after
1917, and the Oliver Duke
Memorial. Adams is the nephew
of Oliver Duke, who built
divers gift.
Ben Harrison of Miles River,
with Island Blossom, won the
other log canoe award, the
Covington Trophy, for boats
built before 1917.
Evening star., 1961-08-06
Valentine Seeking Revenge
In Bout Against Rogers

John Valentines insistance
on a chance for revenge
against Buddy Mature Boy
Rogers comes to a head to-
morrow night in the feature
match o; the outdoor wrestling
program at Griffith Stadium.
Valentine and Antonino
Rocca will meet Rogers and
Wildcat Orton in the top
billed match of the second out
door card of the season at
Griffith Stadium. The program
begins at $50 O'Clock.
Valentines strong feeling
against Rogers is the result
OF a fracas recently at Capitol
Arena in which Rogers tore
Valentines sport coat. Johnny
had jumped into the ring dur
ing a Rogers bout and was
roughed UP by Nature Boy.
Two other team bouts also
are on the Griffith Stadium
card. Mark Levin and Don
Curtis meet Sweet Daddy Sikh
and Art Thomas and the
Australian Kangaroos take on
Dick Steinborn and Red Bas-
tien.
A battle royal involving five
girls is one Of the top sup
porting bouts. Pearl Bates,
Evening star., 1961-08-06
Mrs. Decker
Wins Golf Title

PASADENA, Calf, Aug. S
(AP.) - Ann Quasi Decker of
Seattle put together a brilliant
stretch of sub-par golf in the
afternoon round today and
beat Barbara McIntire of Ju-
piter, Fla, 3 and 2, for the
61st Western Women'S Anna
teur golf championship.
The 24-year-old high school
history teacher, / down after
18 holes this. morning, played
the first nine of the afternoon
round in "a to grab a Sup ad-
vantage. She also won the 10th
with a par and held on for
the triumph.
The victory avenged her loss
to Miss Mc1ntire in the 1858
tournament.
Mrs. Decker, who had COM
planned of poor putting after
the first round today, said "All
the puts that were just rim
ming this morning started to
go in this afternoon"
She had six one-putt greens
in the 16 holes she played after
lunch.
Evening star., 1961-08-06

wound up with unbeaten rec
.ords in the league. Tuckahoe
had q 40 mark with Woodley
second at % in Division II.
In Division III, Overlee was 40,
followed by Dowden Terrace,
81.
Division w went to Holm
Hills (4-0) with Sleepy Hollow
(3-D second. Mount Vernon
$50 took Division v and Lit
tie Hunting Park (4-D was
second.
North Springfield took the
new Division VI with a SO
mark. Waynwood was second
at Al.
Four records were smashed
yesterday, two Of them by Lit
tie Hunting Park. The Sand
under boys 100 meter free
style relay team was clocked in
1:22.1 and the senior boys 100
meter medley in l:01.6.
Sleepy Hollow'S girls 9 and
10 100-meter medley team was
caught in 1851 and Lee Gra-
hams girls 8-and-under 100
yard freestyle team in 1:2l.7
for the other new marks.
An All-Star swimming meet
is scheduled by the league Au-
gust 19 at Popular Heights. On
August 26, the Northern Vir-
ginia Swimming League will
compete against the Prince
mont League Of Maryland at
Andrews Air Force Base.
Results:
Division
Dominion Hills. 12S; Vienna Woods,
Little Hunting Park. 147; Chester
brook. 93.
Tuckahoe. III; Woodley. 81.
lO2. 49,, -,
Division III
GssT:s Gssrs; 14: tg DRSasP Rcs. A T'FFfsi 1fs al
M Division Nv
Holm Hills. 1913: Sleepy Hollow.
Lee-Graham. $50; Parklawn. 90.
Division v
Mount Vernon. iS6; Lineolnia Park.
Sleepy Hollow B&zR. 1875; Highland
Park. 100.
Donaldson Run, 169; Bren Mar, II.
Division vi
North SprinRfield.- 1853; Mclean. 81.
Kent Gardens. 176; Virginia Hills.
Waynewood. 176; Herndon. "a.
Evening star., 1961-08-06

Romona Isbel, Lulu Mae Provo,
BabS Wingo and Ethel johnson
win battle it out until only one
remains in action.
In other LoutS, The Black
Terror will meet Fred Atkins
and Billy ZbySzko viii tangle
with Angelo Savoldi.
The box office at Capitol
arena vii be open today to
handle advance sales.
Evening star., 1961-08-06
District Printers Win Title
On MeIito's Three-Hitter

mated. He pitched three COM
plete games. two Of them for
Boston. Norman also was hit
ting star in the first game with
three hits in five trips.
Culpepper Socked three and
two-run homers for Washing
ton in the second game. The
Washington nine settled the
issue In the first inning, scor-
ing five times, and the fifth,
chalking UP six more tallies.
Both Of Culpepper's drives
carried over the centerfielder's
head. The first, in the fifth,
went to right-center and the
second, with Jim Hollofan
aboard in the seventh, to left
center.
Catcher Harry Russell Of
Washington banged out six
hite in nine trips yesterday and
wound up with a $50 batting
average, high for the tourna-
ment. Russell, with IA hits in
Evening star., 1961-08-06
81 Million Deal
For Four Horses
Reported by Sun

BALTIMORE, Aug. S (AP)
"A four-horse deal involving
nearly 81 million was closed
at Lexington, KY. today, ac-
cording to the Baltimore Sun.
The Sun said two stations,
Hafiz and Hesiod, seem to be
headed for Maryland, and the
other two, said to be Hasty
Road and Sea O'Erin, are due
for relocation in Virginia.
All four horses repeatedly
were bought by syndicates,
with Hasty Road, winner of
the 1854 Preakness, command
ing the greatest price.
Larry MacPhail has been an
active member of the Hafiz
and Hesiod Syndicates. 1t seems
probable the two horses will be
moved to his Glenangus Farm
near Bel Air, Md, the Sun said.
Evening star., 1961-08-06

Three-hit pitching by Gene
Melito and the Slugging of Bill
Culpepper led Washington to q
1871 victory over Boston yester-
day in the second game of a
double-header at Georgetown
and the championship of the
47th annual Union Printers
baseball tournament.
Barry Norman, the tourna-
ment'S most valuable player,
scattered nine hits as Boston
took a 5-1 victory in the opener.
Washington finished with a ST.
tournament record while Boston
was Az.
Melito, Curve-balling right
handler, struck out eight and
walked two as he wn his second
tourney game. He was named
the Journeys top pitcher off his
record Of allowing only one
earned run in 10 innings.
Norman was drafted by
Boston from Cincinnati after
the Ohio team had been elimi-
Evening star., 1961-08-06
State Title Won
By yWilIiomsport

BALTIMORE, Aug. S (APl -
A first-inning homer by Eugene
Gross provided the only run as
Williamsport defeated Cam
bridge, 10, today for the State
Little League baseball champ
ionShip.
Cambridge's only hit was by
Pitcher Eddie .Keating, who
struck out nine In going tn e
distance, Frank Hutzel. the
winning pitcher. famed IA.
Williamsport will go to Falls
Church, Va, to play in Division
4 Of the Southern regional tour
nament. Competing in this
event will be the State champ
ions from Virginia, Delaware,
West Virginia, Kentucky, and
Maryland.
Evening star., 1961-08-06
Vienna Woods Handed
First Swimming Loss

Vienna Woods suffered its
first loss in two years yeSter-
day. in the Northern Virginia
Swimming League, bowling to
Dominion Hills, 128-112.
AS a result, Annandale and
Vienna Woods finished in a
final tie for first place in Di-
vision I as the league wound
up its third regular season.
Vienna Woods and AMMAN
dale wound up with 81 rec
ords and will clash in a SWIM
off for the title at an unde-
termined date.
Five division c h m p ion S
Evening star., 1961-08-06
Arlington Aces PIuy
AII-Stur SoftbuIIers

The Arlington Aces will play
an all-Star team from the
District Recreation Depart
ment Women's League at 2
pm. today at the Guy Mason
Recreation Center, Wisconsin
avenue and Calvert street, NV.
In a second game, Eaton
Chevrolet meets the RocketteS
from Aliquippa, Pa.
Evening star., 1961-08-06
Front RoyoI Wins
In Little League

FRONT ROYAL, Va. Aug. 5
AP).-Front Royal won the
Virginia Little League baseball
championship today by nudging
Fairfax West, 10, as Donnie
Hazelette stole home with the
only run of the rame.
Righthander Billy Wood
pitched the shutout, his third
in as many tournament starts.
The victory sends Front Royal
into the divisional Little League
playoffs at Falls Church next
week.
Evening star., 1961-08-06
NO-HITTER WINS
FOR SHREVEPORT

SHREVEPORT, La, Aug.
S (AP).-Righthander Dale
Willis pitched d seven-in-
ming no-hitter In the first
game. of a double-h -header
tonight as the Shreveport
Sports whipped Macon, 6-1.
1t was the second no.
hitter of the season in the
Southern Associa t ion.
Howie Koplitz of Birming-
ham pitched the other.
Willis overcame early
wildness and retired the
last l6 batterS in order.
He walked three and struck
out two.
Evening star., 1961-08-06

drose. owned by Jacob Is
brandtsen Of Riverside, Conn.
Latest positions: United
States, 125 points; Britain, Ill;
Holland, "a; Sweden, 81;
France, "a.
Evening star., 1961-08-06

Is at bats, was second to Nor
man in the MVP balloting.
1t was Washington'S fourth
straight and 25th of AZ tourna-
ment championships. The last
team other than Washington
to take the title was st. Louis
in 1857.
FIRST GAME
Washington -1----50O O6O O2x-13
Boston 600 2IO I0i- K
Norman and r. DeFlsice; Morris,
Galliher (el and Russell.
R-F. DeFleice, Boston, 9Th none
Evening star., 1961-08-06
Doyies TrIumphs

: EASTBOURNE, England,
!..ng. s (AP). = Mike Davies,
former British Davis Cup play
er, today defeated Peter Caw-
thorn of Australia, 6--1. 6-1,
Ga, and won q British
professional lawn tennis
tournament.
Evening star., 1961-08-06
TITLE GAME
BOSTON WASHHNGTnN

Totals 30 1 81 Totals 351 1851?
aERan for Kallas in 9Th; b-Ran
in 9th. N'
Boston 600 100 OOO-
Washington 500 O6 Ola
E-F. DeFlelce, KaIlas. Po-A@Bos-
Milano to White to Bowie, Barouth to
Webb to Valentine. LOB-Boston, 4;
Washington, s. 2B-Holloran. 3B-
r. DeFleiCa. HR-Culpepper (2). SB
--Kallas, Bucci. S-Meiito. ST
Valentine.
x-Hall G) -- . 3 5
asIisa StsikDOls Ew, ! { : : 8 9
HBP-Barouth lby BalD, Rallas (by
Stackpole) (2). U-Green, Wright and
Bucholtz. T-2:O5.