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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-27
Attorney Charles r. Perkins
S77 e. Warren

STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN CHANCERY
MARTHA BOOKER, Plaintiff VS..
JOSEPH BOOKER, Defendant.
NO. so7-sss
At session of said Court. held at
the City-County Building. In the City
OF Detroit on the Twenty-Five day
OF April, AID, 1861.
PRESENT: HONORABLE. NEAL
FITZGERALD, CIRCUIT JUDGE.
II satisfactorily appearing TO the
Court by affidavit on file the Chanccry
summon has been issued out and
under the seal of this Court for the
appearance OF said defendant herein.
and that the same could not be served
on or before the return day thereof.
because the said defendant being a
resident of the City of Detroit. County
OF Wayne and State OF Michigan, was
concealed therein, and said Chancery
summons has been returned, showing
that after diligcnt search and inquiry.
said defendant could not be served
In said City OF Detroit, County of
wayne and State of Michigan, on or
before the return day thereof:
ON MOTION OF CHARLES n
PERKINS. ATTORNEY FOR THE
PLAINTIFF;
III is ORDERED that said joseph
Booker. cause his appearance TO be
entered In this Court within three
months from the date OF this Order.
ana In case of his appearance he
cause his answer TO the PLAINTIFFS
BIZ OF Complaint to be filed. and
q copy thereof to be served pom
me attorney for the plaintiff within
twenty DAYS after service upon him Of
a copy OF said BILL, and notice Of
ms order, and that In default thereof.
the said Bill be taken as confessed
by said defendant. 90"
Ir Is FURTHER ORDERED that n
copy OF this Order be publisbcd
cording to law and a copy ihcrcof
DC served upon the defendant nv
Registered Mail as required bv Law
Neal FITZGERALD. Circuit Judge.
A TRUE copy
EDGAR NJ. BRANIGIN. Clerk
BY II. l.. SCHUMAN, Deputy clcrs
1915 3 81. o'e'N'
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s. J. Flanagan
1877 e. DAvIStOk

STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR TIE
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN CHANCERY
GEORGIA L. PARKER. Plaintiff
VS.. WILLIAM l.. PARKER, Defendant.
NO. so7o77
ODER FOR DEFENDANTS APPEAR.
ANcE
At a session OF said Court held In
the City-County Building, In the City
OF Detroit, County OF Wayne and State
of Michigan on this Third day OF
NAV A ID. 1861.
PRESENT HONORABLE Horace w
Gilmore, Circuit Judge.
II appearing from Affidavit filed
herewith and attached hereto that
Summons issued out of this Court on
the Ord day of February 1861, directed
10 the defendant in said cause TO APP
pear and answer the Bill Of Com.
plant filed therein: that said Sum.
mons have been returned unserved
on the reason that although the de-
PENDANT resided within the purisdic.
ton OF this Court. he has been con.
tionusly absent from his place OF re.
sidence at 2744 Gladstone Street, De.
trolt, Michigan; That repeated efforts
have been made TO serve the de
PENDANT personally with said Process
but all efforts have failed,
THEREFORE,.
ON MOTION OF S. J. FLANAGAN
attorney for the plaintiff.
TT IS HEREBY ORDERED that said
defendant appear before this Court
or cause his appearance TO be en-
tered In said cause within three 81
months from date hereof, or the Bill
of Complaint may be taken as con
fcsscd;
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED that
copy OF this order shall be pub.
lishcd according 10 law and like
copy be mailed by registered mail
10 the defendant al his last known
place OF residence.
Horace w. Gilmore. Circuit Judge
A TRUE. COPY
EDGAR NJ BRANfGIN
CLERK
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HAROLD M. WILLIAMS N

HAkOlD NJ. WILLIAMS MI
Williams. IS. of Ecorse, formerly
sanitary Inspector, died Satur'
day morning at Peoples Commun'
ity Hospital. Ecorse.
He was World War ! veteran
He was active in politics and Civic
affairs.
The services were held Wednes-
day morning at St. Francis Chur'
Oh.
Mr.. Williams is survived by
two brothers. Wallace S. Williams
and Fred Hart Williams, and a
score of ncphews and nieccs.
Funeral arrangements were
made by James Cole Funeral Di'
rectors.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-27
Atty. Jesse e. Williams
306 Tobin Bldg.

STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THt
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN CHANCERf
THEODORE II. SOLOMON VS. Plain
TIFF. VS.. MYRTLE X. SOLOMON, De-
PENDANT
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
At a session of said court held IN
the City-County Building, in the City
OF Detroit. County of Wayne ana
State of Michigan. on
PRESENT: HONORABLE Horace w.
Gilmore, Circuit Judge.
II appearing that the defendant is
not resident of this state, Dut
resides in Cleveland, Ohio.
1T is ORDERED, that the defendant
enter her appearance In this cause
on or before three 81 months from
the date OF this order. or said Bill
of Complaint will be taken as con-
fcssed.
1T is FURTHER ORDERED that a
COPY OF this order be sent by Re
eistered Mail TO said defendant. adj
dressed TO 9ll7 Blaine Avenue, Clcve
land. Ohio. her last known address
and II not received at least twenty
2Ol DAYS before the time prescribed
for appearance. that this order be
published as required by law.
Horace w. Gilmore. Circuit Judge
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ BRANIGlN, Clerk
BY A. G.. Gallenghcr, Deputy Cieri
&c 10 81
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oeoeR OF APPEARANCE,

Al session of said Court held n,
the City-County Bldg. In the CITY q,
detroit. County of Wayne, State ~
Michigan, on the seventeenth day Of
April A.D.. 1861.
PRESENT: HONORABLE Neal FIJI.
gerald. Circuit Judge.
In this cause, II appearing to the
Court By the affidavit hereto AT.
tached. that alias chanccry summons
for appearance Of the defendant Was
issued out and under the seal of this
Court. and that same could not he
served on or before the return date
thereof. for the reason that the said
defendant, being resident OF the
CITY of Detroit. County OF WAYNE and
state OF Michigan, was concealed
therein, and said alias chancery sum.
mons has been returned with the
certificate thereon endorsed, showing
that after dilligent search and inquiry
said defendant could not be served
al his last known address 7247 Amer.
can. Detroit. Michigan, on or before
return date thereof;
On motion OF James Jackson, Jr
Attorney for the plaintiff;
1T Is ORDERED that said defendant
WAYM0ND SPENCER MONTROsE
cause his appearance to be entered
in this cause within three months from
the date OF this order, and in case
OF his appearance, he cause answer
10 the plaintiffs bill of complaint To
be filed and a copy thereof served
on the attorney for the plaintiff
within 20 days from service upon him
Of a copy OF said bill, and notice OF
this order, and that in default there.
OF. the said bill be taken as confessed
BY the said defendant.
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED that a
copy OF this order be published in
the Detroit Tribune, and served &C.
cording TO law.
Neal Fitzgerald. Circuit Judge.
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ. BRANIGIN. Clerk
BY Schuman, Deputy Clerk.
4 296 6l
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ATTY. James Jackson, ST..
INA QSoadsav

Any. James JACKSON 81.
1905 Broadway
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
WILLIAM HUNTER, Plaintiff VS.
vIRGIE NAE TATE HUNTER, De.
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
Al a session OF said Court held at
the City-County Bldg in the City of
Detroit. County OF Wayne. and State
OF Michigan, on the twenty-four day
OF March AID, 1861.
PRESENT HONORABLE: Theodore
n. Bohn, Circuit Judge.
In this cause, II appearing TO the
Court by the affidavit hereto attached
OF the defendant was issued out and
under the seal of this Court, and
that same could not be served On
or before the return date thereof,
for the reason that the said defendant,
being a resident OF the City of De-
troit, County OF Wayne and State OF
Michigan, was concealed therein, and
said chanccry summons has been re-
turned with the certificate thereon
endorsed, showing that after diligcnt
search and inquiry said defendant
could not be served al her last known
address 1916 Wellington, Detroit,
Michigan. on or before the return
date therof;
On Motion of JAMES JACKSON, SIR.
Attorney for the plaintiff;
1T IS ORDERED that said defendant,
VIRGIE MAE TATE HUNTER cause
her appearance to be entered In this
cause within three months from
the date of this order, and In case
OF her appearance, she cause answer
TO the plaintiffs bill of complaint "a
be filed, and copy thereof served
on the attorney for the plaintiff
within 20 days from service upon
him of a copy of said bill, and notice
OF this order, and that in default
thereof, the said bill be taken as
confessed by the said defendant.
1T IS FURTHER ORDERED that a
copy of this order be published in the
Detroit Tribune, and served according
10 law.
Theodore X. Bobn, Circuit Judge
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ. BRANIGIN, Clerk.
BY a. {. GallegheB Deputy Clerk
4 l-5 81
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FOR RENT

Twin 9 piece maple bedroom set,
Upholstered chair. Governor
Winthrop desk. cabinet televi-
sion. 4 piece Rattan set. cabinet
radio. complete fire place set.
Also miscellaneous All bcauti-
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rs Moross Road. Crosse Pointe
Farms, Michigan.
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! pouslE you BRlpce:
Al the beautiful home OF
Mrs. Harold. Stevens OF 30th Sire
cts. Thursday evening the Il
Double You Bridge Club" held its
regular meeting with honors
going to Mesdsmcs Peninah Elder,
Gwendolyn Harrison, and Eva
Solomon.
The hostess served a delicious
dinner.
Pre-Annvsl Home Coming Pro-
gram:
Mrs. Bertha c. Hayes was NJ.
{. for the PreAnnual Home Com
ing Program at Third Baptist
Church last Sunday afternoon,
at which time Mrs. Ruby +. Will
liams, Tribune Columnist, deliver
ed the principal address. She
used as a subject 1t is Later
Than You Think. and was in
troduced by Mrs. Matte p. Evans
of Elyton Baptist Church. Follow
ing a hearty welcome by Miss
Marporie Currie, Mrs. Matte }.
Myers. of Second Baptist Church
Detroit gave the response Guest
Soloist was Mrs. Louise Wayne,
Of New Light Baptist Church,
and Director of the dynamic
Senior Choir of 3rd Baptist. Mrs.
Thomasina Burton gave her uni
que version of Creation" Mrs.
NJ Jones, Mrs NJ Steward, and
Mrs. L. Sloan were in charge
of the praise service Mrs. Hattie
c. Dogans. General Chairman,
the Rev. S. J. Williams, Pastor.
OFFICERS ELECTED:
The following officers of the
Current Topic Study Club were
elected Tuesday at their regular
meeting: Mcsdames Eurine Har-
rison. president; Alberta McFall,
vice president: Madeline Mott,
recording secretary. Christine
Bishop. corresponding; Dorothy
Duncan. treasurer; Wllhclmenia
Egglcston. financial secretary,
G.. Corinc Thompson. parliament
tartan and NJ llynson, chaplain.
The Just Us Social Club held
It's regular meeting Saturday al
the Albert Sommcrvillcs on North
field. Mrs. Otevy Smith, presi-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-27

Wedding Anniversary Technique
Affair:
The Scholarship Committee Of
Chapel Hill Baptist Church spon.
sored . Wedding Anniversary Tea
May 2Isf. 10 Benefit worthy
Church members who seek higher
education. MRS. Walter Simmons,
General Chairman, along with
Mesdames IA. SstterfieId, Z. Car
son, Johnson. T. Davis. B. FeIIs,
S. Bailey. n. Russell {. Robinson,
Williams. and Thomas were sve-
eessfvI in putting over unique
affair. Over 40 couples represent
ing various local churches. stood
al the altar and reststed their
marriage vows.
Guest Soloist were MIR. f.
Young, Mrs. Marilyn Van Wagner
Charlotte Saunders. and Eugene
Ambers. Hostcsscs were members
OF Usher Boards No and 2
of the church. Mrs Odcll Foun-
tain. Social Consultant, was re-
sponslble for the very beautiful
table and dcIicacies that awaited
guest in the lower auditorium
following the program Rev. Roy
A. Allen. Minister
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QAssIFlEDs

Westsidc- Commercial residential
golden opportunity for profcs'
sional line. Owner. TIE. 4-5299
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-27
Society Doings

dent. ANNUAL QUEENS BALL
The Annual Queens Ball for
Eastern Star representatives OF
the entire state was held Saturday
evening at the National Guard
Army in Flint Michigan. Mrs.
Rosa Bowles represented ST.
Agnes Chapter.
DINNER:
MIR. and Mrs. Leonard Harrison
of Ironwood gave dinner party
recently at their home having
as their guests the William Vim
cents. the George Harrisons, the
James Lathams. Mr. Ben Campbell
and Mrs. Arthur w. Rhodes.
sEMPERAMlc BRIDGE:
Mrs. Lucille Walker of Tire
man Ave. enjoyed entertaining
the Bridge Club at her home
recently. All members were pre-
sent.
Mothers Day Luncheon:
The Martha and Mary Guild
of Grace Episcopal Church had
capacity audience for their
Smorgasbord Luncheon, Saturday
al 1890.
The guest speaker was Dr.
Echols of Mary Palmer School.
Father Henri Shines, is Rector.
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eonsnf Garden . Family Income
D down - 4 up. Full basement
gas heat plus 3l/a room house
all on a cornor lot SO x 1870.
CTS nothing On. '''
como DIR. 1.43O0
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Social g. Church
Roundup

Yolanda Clemens will bring
greetings. and Mr.. Charlie Smith
will be Guest SoIoist. The church
was organized in l945 al 1924
Dcquindrc. with twenty members
by the present pastor the Rev.
c. II Johnson, and the present
edifice was purchased in l947
The church has grown immensely
under the present leadership and
founder.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-27

RuMMAcE SALE
May . Saint Nicholas Church
Basement 1880 East Grand
Boulevard 8 am. to S pm.
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N ruE cciRcUIT COURT roR ruv
COUNTY or WAYNE INCHANCrnv
RAMONA MARY MONTROSE, Plain.
nj. VS. WAYMOND SPENCER MONT.
ppsE Defendant.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN CHANCERY
WILLIAM HUNTER, Plaintiff VS.
vIRGIE MAE TATE HUNTER, De.
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DETROIT TRIBUNE,
Evening star., 1961-01-20
Eastern Division
To Get Choice Of
New NFL Teams

NEW YORK, Jan. 20 (AP)
Members Of the Eastern Di.
vision in the National Football
League will have the privilege
of designating which Of the
two new clubs will be in theii
division. Commissioner PETE
Rozelle said yesterday.
Dallas returned to NFL com.
petition last fall and the Min.
nesota Vikings have been is.
sued a franchise for 1861. The
leagues annual winter meeting
will be held here next Tuesday
through Friday.
Rozelle said the 1861 schedul,
and Tv problems would be
studied at the meeting ant
that minor changes in the by.
laws and rules also would be
considered.
Stocking Of the Viking roster
by selecting players from the
lists prepared by the 10 Older
clubs also win take place. Nc
players will be chosen from
the Dallas roster.
Evening star., 1961-01-20
Cowboys Sign Dick Howard
Medal Winner in OIympics

pionship team signed pro con-
tracts.
Halfback Bob Harrison signed
with the Baltimore Colts, End
Jim Massarelli with Toronto
and End George Belu with
Ottawa. Toronto and Ottawa
both are in the Canadian
League.
American Football League
teams also got into the act.
The Dallas Texans signed Bill
Beck, 240-pound Gustavus
Adolphus tackle. and Ends
Denis Clark Of McNeese State
and Pat Fruehan of Army and
Indiana. The Buffalo Bills
landed Max Webb, Rice half.
back, and the Denver Broncos
added six rockies. They are
Fullback Larry Jacobsen of
Kearney (Nebr.) State, Ends
Jerry Miller of Howard Payne
and Charles Stigger of North
Carolina AIT, Tackles Herman
Alexander Of Findlay College
and Jim Larkin Of Hillsdale
and Guard Talisua Niko, q
Hawaiian who played for
Oregon State.
Evening star., 1961-01-20

dared Howard to call for an
investigation.
1T our recruiting is as bad
as Howard thinks it is," the
new Gamecock coach said, 81
think it would be q problem for
the commissioner of our con-
ference. If he thinks we are
doing something wrong, he
should tell the commissioner. "
Bass said the ACC deadline
on grants-in-aid Is April /, and
no player is committed to any
school before then. He must
signify his choice by that time
|E he has signed with more
t1an one college.
Bass said South Carolina in
tends to continue to wage an
intensive recruiting campaign.
I'VE think Coach Howard is
looking after his efId Of Ahe
recruiting stick apd we're
doing the same here at South
Carolina" he declared.
The three high school paly-
ers involved are Quarterbacks
James Campbell Of Lamar, jim,
Tom Oliver Of Orangeburg and
Billy Wood of Augusta, Ga.
Evening star., 1961-01-20
BY the Associated Press

The Dallas Cowboys Of the
National Football League today
announced the signing of Dick
Howard. Olympic medal win
ner and 1859 NCAA and AAU
400-meter hurdles champion, as
a free agent.
Howard. who finished third
in the Olympics. is a 6-foot-2
l90-pound speedster who was a
track star at the University OF
New Mexico. He set school rec
ords Of 9.6 seconds in the 100
yard dash. 14.2 in the high
hurdles. 22.2 in the low hurdles
and sos in the 440-yard
hurdles.
General Manager Tex
Schramm said Howard's speed
makes him a fine prospect as a
pass receiver, in which he DEM
onstrated ability while playing
service football in Germany.
Another free agent signed by
the Cowboys was Lenny Werner
a. 6-foot-3. 225-pound tine
backer from Texas Christian.
| Three members Of Ohio Uni.
versity's small college cham
Evening star., 1961-01-20
OVER FOOTBALL RECRUITING
!; Clemson, Gomecocks
: Renew Their Feud

COLUMBIA, 8. c., Jan. 20
(AP)-A smouldering recruit
ling feud between Clemson and
the University Of South Caro-
lima threatened to turn into q
real fire today, famed by some
Mot words.
Marvin Bass, newly y-named
football coach at the University
Of South Carolina, says Coach
Frank Howard Of Clemson
should take his gripes to Jim
Weaver, Atlantic Coast Con-
ference commissioner.
The current feud started
when three high school football
stars who signified they would
accept grants-in-aid to Glen.
son said they will attend South
Carolina.
Howard implied he may de-
tnand an official investigation.
This isn't the first time this
has happened" Howard said.
"Ain't no telling who else
they're after"
Bass replied yesterday | by
denying South Carolina has
broken any NCAA or ACC re-
cruiting rules. He virtually
Evening star., 1961-01-20
Big Daddy Jumps
From Grid to Mat
To Basketball

BALTIMORE. Jan. 20 (AP)
Gene Chg Daddy Lipscomb
who had ratified the bones OF
opponents on the football field
and the wrestling mat. will
switch to the "no-contact'
sport of basketball tomorrow.
The Baltimore Bullets Of the
Eastern Basketball League an
|nounced yesterday that the g.
foot-6, 2s0-pound Lipscomh
had been signed and win make
his debut here against Williams
port.
Lipscomb, twice an, All-Pro
tackle with the Baltimore Colts
Of the National Football League,
has been playing basketball
with the off-season cage team
of the Colts.
Coach Harry (Buddy) jean
ette of the First-place Bullets
said he planned to use Big
Daddy, for the time being at
least, In spot assignments to
rest Bill Spivey and Sherman
White on the pivot post.
Evening star., 1961-01-20
WIN, LOSE OR DRAW
Continued From PAGE C-1t

Continued From Page C-16
week they still hadn't played game and in effect the
baseball season hadn't begun Not with the presidential
blessing at any rate and Mr. Eisenhower this time was
on hand to preside at the halowed rites.
But FDR's green light" Notwithstanding perhaps
basebas most enthusiastic supporter Harry Truman
AT least he was as far as the Washington Senators
concerned. Harry S. by day and by night to
watch ball games and the night of Clark Grffth tes-
monal at the ball park Mr. Truman delivered long, warm
extemporaneous eulogy from his box
After the old man passed the White House also took
cognizance of Calvin Grifhs Senator's That was the
time Mr. Eisenhower at press conference said he hoped
that Cal would come up with some ball players
Evening star., 1961-01-20
BOWIE

Continued From Page C.l6
in case of snow enforced
cancellations.
Meanwhile, Charles Town
today Cancelled the rest of its
32-day meeting, scheduled to
end tomorrow.
Jockeys Refuse to Ride
A Charles Town spokesman
said about 1900 fans were on
hand when yesterdays pro-
gram was Cancelled because the
jockeys refused to ride due to
impaired vision from the fast
falling snow. Today's card also
was showed out. II
Bob Sloan, Charles Towns
mutuels manager, said 1926
which had been wagered yes
terday in the daily double pool
was refunded as well as $44O
bet on the first race. The can
collation. announcement was
delayed because of q weather
report which said the snow
would turn into rain.
Snowstorms caused Charles
Town to cancel last Monday
as well as December 20. Ac-
cording to a track spokesman,
it took him about three hours
to reach his home at nearby
Martinsbilrg because of slip
perry roads. Normally, the trip
takes aobut Is minutes.
Evening star., 1961-01-20

we didn't feed him his usua
rations the night before he
knew he was going to run the
next day. The morning Of the
race he'd be nervous and break
out in a lather. Then I noticed
that when I spoke to him he
Gained down.
so I had one of the boys sit
in his stall all morning and
read a newspaper. Periodically
he'd read out loud to Shirley's
Pride and he'd be all right"
The gelding paid off in box
car figures several times, nnce
arousing enough curiosity
among the stewards to summon
Gottsman to the stand for an
explanation. They believed bis
story and also kept the secret.
Gottsmar got into racing in
a roundabout way via taxicabs.
He owned six cabs in Boston
when the 1929 depression just
about wiped him out. Having
been a horse lover since his
farm-boy days in the old coun-
try, he bought out a riding
academy, six horses and all
the equipment, for $1,000 and
a sizable mortgage. 1t wasn't
easy but he made a go of it
and after a period Of years
found himself owning a race
horse named st. jamie.
"He wasn't worth q dime"
Dick recalled, "and ! sold him
for a jumper"
The trainers he employed
weren't much better, so he de-
cided 'if I'm gonna lose money
I'm gonna lose it myself" He
was so. then, but not too old
to try something new. As noted
above, he'd done all right.
Good credit and friends like
Trainer Tommy Heard, whe
turned over some horses to
him, enabled Gottsman to get
started again after the fire.
He had seven winners at Bowie
last year, according to Pub
licity Director Milton Feldman,
and in 1858 was the leading
trainer in New England with
40 winners.
If you see a stout, heavy
handed gentleman with a
cheerful mien reading the
comics to a race horse at
Bowie, don't laugh. Run, don't
walk, to the nearest 50 window
and buy a ticket on him. It'll
be Gottsman and he may be
reading stock market quota
tiOnS to a prospective buyer
Evening star., 1961-01-20
Mat Feature Won
By Summurtino

Several hundred wrestling
fans ignored the weather to
attend the show at Capitol
Arena last night and saw
Bruno Sammartino defeat
Danny McShain on disqualifi-
cation in the feature match.
Other results had Pat O'Con-
nor defeating Jumbo Harris,
the Australian Kangaroos beat
ing the Bavarian Boys in the
team bout. Johnny Valentine
beating Miguel Torres, Chic
Garibaldi defeating Vic Christy
and The Bat. a masked new
conner, beating Arnold Skoaland.
Evening star., 1961-01-20
Duke Schedules
Irish, Virginia

DURHAM. N. c., Jan. 20
(AP).-Six Atlantic Coast Con-
ference games are on the 1861
Duke football schedule an
nounced yesterday.
In addition, the Blue Devils,
who last season won the ACC
title and went on to victory
ovNr Arka1sas in the Cotton
Boil, play Notre Dame, Georgia
Teth. Michigan and Navy.
Notre Dame and Virginia, re-
turn TO the schedule after q
two-year absence. Each de-
feated Duke when they last
met the Blue Devils In 1858.
The schedule:
September 23--At south Carolins
SN: 3o-yirsinia at Richmond ITO
October WAKE Forest: 14-At
oeorgia Tech: 2l-ciemson; 2s--Ai
Mo November sIass; "A. Michir.n: IL
Navy at Norfolk. Va. toyster Bowl
1S-North Carolina: 25-Open.
December 2-Notre Dame