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Evening star., 1961-05-13
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A LIVE-IN maid, air-cond. pvt.
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(TECHNICAL)

To arrange. eatagloR and
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your qualifications, salary
you have been earning,
phone number, etc.
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Evening star., 1961-09-24
MGKH SUNDAY

NExT SUNDAY
The Approach Of Autumn In Rock Greek
harating signs of banner the 10O0acre
woodland which is celebrating Rock Greek Park today
Evening star., 1961-09-24
Star Dust
THE FRONT COVER


ALEX Macy and his pet hawk Charlie enjoy each
IA others company a lookout atop Hawk Mountain in
Pennsylvania (See below
ATTENTION. BIRD WATcHERSI
NHERE is nothing like trip into the OutofdOors during
the Fall and place better than Hawk Mountain to
the migrating birds Of prey their way south.
You to the Hawk Mountain Sanctuary any day of
the week But want to be reasonably Of seeing
migrating hawks then plan trip after few days of bad
weather. when the weather clears and there slight wind
Hawks sail the mountain the upward air and
therefore need slight wind and clear weather for the
best hawking"
The sanctuary is not too far from Washington and you
are hardy and get early drive the hawks
and drive back again that evening But would be better to
make two hreeday trip and take your time And be
to take thermOs with coffee and sandwiches with you the
mountain for there lunch stand lookout and the
walk down and back up again is tiring
Here is the best route to the sanctuary Take Route 20
Frederick Md then Route IS through Thurmont Gettysburg
and to Harrisburg Pa At Harrisburg take q 81
miles to Route 122 at Hamburg Turn left 122 and drive
about three miles to Route 8 where you right and drive
about two miles to the Hawk Mountain sign your right
right here and follow signs the the sanctuary
JUICY ASSIGNMENT"
Evening star., 1961-09-24
JUICY ASSIGNMENT"

THE happy fellow at right
IL is Elw0od Baker, staff
photographer of SUNDAY,
The Star Magazine. He is
doing research on one of his
recent, and Juicy" assign
ments to the Eastern Shore of
Maryland. You can see the
results Of his Photographic
labOrs in Mature Smiles on
the Eastern Shore" on pages
6, z. 9 and Q. As Mr.. Baker
says in rationalizing his re-
search, you've got to work
up q feeling for your subject
before you can do good
work" ALI we can say is,
MIR. Baker must have had a
nice feeling.
Evening star., 1961-09-24

AEX Macy and his pet sparrow hawk Charlie enjoy each
n others company a lookout atop Hawk Mountain in
Pennsylvania (see below
Evening star., 1961-08-29

the papers that Maurice Podoloff commits
Sloner OF the NBA, says there is room for
tour big league pro leagues That's what
I've been telling everybody all along" Abe
was saying. "Podoloff, he's Just reversing
himself. He found he couldn't kill our new
league so now he's predicting four leagues
in the future"
One OF the disadvantages in the new
American Football League last year was the
absence OF name" players. Saperstein
admits that being we'll known is no draw
back, but he also holds that it isn't essen
tial to the ABL.
Wed like to pattern ourselves-the
clubs in our league, mean-after the Bos-
ton CelticS," he said. That's beautiful
job that Red Auerbach has done in Boston.
No individual stars, like some clubs, but the
best teamwork in the business.
1.-The clubs with the big stars don't
always win," Abe pointed out. Last sea-
son Chamberlain scored over 5000 points
by himself but the Warriors still were
eliminated quickly by Syracuse, one of the
cheapest teams in the NBA.
"Elgin Baylor was playing for the Los
Angeles Lakers but they didn't 60 any
where. The Cincinnati Royals had Oscar
Robertson and Jack Twyman and they
couldn't even win even with two fellows
scoring 1000 points between them"
AS HE MOVES ABOUT the Continental
United States and Hawaii, patting the
backs OF the new bankroll guys reaSsuring-
ly, Abe also is building up his own ABL
team, the Majors in Chicago. One of his
acquisitions is Nat (Sweetwater) Clifton,
an old Globetrotter.
How can Sweetwater, after so many
years Of clowning with the Trotters, play
legitimate basketball again?" he was asked
That's no problem" Abe replied "As
Elmer here can tell you ELMER Ripley
coach of the Washington Caps, was in the
small group, the first qualification for any
Globetrotter is that he knows how to play
the game. If he is suited for it he learns
his clowning after joining the Globetrotters
"AS matter Of fact no Globetrotter
who ever shifted to the NBA has failed
and we've sent quite few to that league
Clifton made it before with the Knicks
Walter Dukes was Standout with Detroit
Woodie SauldSberry with St. Louis, ANDY
Johnson with the old Chicago Stays and
Chuck Cooper with the Boston CelticS some
years ago.
They all learned how to play ex-
hibition basketball, Globetrotter style, but
they all unlearned it, too. I'm not worried
about sweetwater All Globetrotters can
play straight basketball, too"
Evening star., 1961-08-29
Rod LaVer
Seeded No. |.

NEW YORK, Aug. 29 (AP)
Rod Laver of Australia drew
the No. l spot in the mems
singles as seedlings were an
nounced today for the United
States Lawn Tennis Association
national championships.
Chuck Mckinley of st. Anne
Mo-, was listed No. Q, followed
by Roy Emerson, Australia, 3;
Mike Sangster, England, 4; Bob
Mark, Australia, S; Frank
Froehling, Coral Gables, Fla.
g.; Jon Douglas, Santa Monica
Calf, 7, and Ron Holmberg,
Brooklyn, 8.
Darlene Hard of Montebello,
Calf, was seeded No. in the
women'S singles, with Angela
Mortimer, winner at Wimble-
don this year, second. Other
women seeds were Karen
Hantze, Chula Vista, Calf, g.;
Christine Truman, England, 4;
Margaret Smith, Australia, S;
Lesley Turner, Australia, s.;
Anne Hayden, England, 7, and
Yola Ramirez, Mexico, 8.
The tournament starts Fri
day at Forest Hills.
Evening star., 1961-08-29
SDohn FIirts With 20 Aqoin
DESPITE Forecast of Scout

SPAIN gave up 10 hits, but
the PhilS' run was unearned.
It scored on a single, a walk
and two errors in the fourth
inning. 1t was the third time
SPAIN has given up 10 hits in
his seven-game Streak-but the
crafty, 40-year-old veteran has
allowed no more than two runs
in any game in the string.
The Braves, just a half-game
behind third-place San Fran
cisco going into the opener of
a two-game set with the Giants
tonight, scored two runs in the
second inning, three on Roy
McMillan'S homer, as Robin
Roberts (1-10) suffered She
199th defeat of his career.
Ron Santo did it for the
Cubs, who came from behind
on his tying double in the sew
enth inning and then won it
in the eighth on his single.
Bob Anderson (6-8) was the
winner in relief. Reliever ElRoy
Face SD was the loser, drop
ping his second decision in
three days to the Cubs after
running up an 80 record
against Chicago since 1856.
Evening star., 1961-08-29
DONOVAN GOES AGAINST INDIANS
1913 Hitting Keeps Senators in Spin

Senators can't think of a sweep
Over the last 10 games they
have a team batting average o1
1913. This slump, combined
with often-mediocre pitching
has made them patsies for the
Orioles, Red Sox and Tigers.
In addition, the club is being
hit in the pocketbook. Yester-
days turnout of $500 left the
team roughly $4,000 admissions
behind the 1860 pace. Only IL
home dates remain-and none
looks like a big payday.
In their year-long mastery OF
the Senators, the Tigers were
led by Rocky Colavito and
Norm Cash. Colavito hit five
home runs against the Senators
in two days-four in Sundays
twin bill and another yesterday
Cash, the leagues top hitter,
was a pest to the Senators all
year. He wound up as a .438
hitter against Washington with
% hits in "a at-bats, IA extra
base hits and five home runs.
Grand-Slam for Wood
Colavito, who now has SO
homers, knocked eight of them
against the Senators and drove
in II runs against them. Not
to be overlooked is Jake Wood,
who hit a grand-slam yester-
day to raise his RBI total
against Washington to IA.
Evening star., 1961-08-29

Presumably, such a position
has been, or is about to be, Of
fered to him." Lee MacPhail
Oriole president, and Joseph A
w. Iglehart, board chairman,
declared in a statement.
They said they have given
Richards until Friday ito give
us his definite decision as to
whether or not he would fulfill
his contract with us.
IF he does not plan to do so
and cannot give US such as
Surance by September l, it is
imperative that the club either
accept his resignation or with
draw the permission given him
to negotiate elsewhere.
1T is important that, if ne
ceSSary for us to secure a new
manager, we be in a position to
proceed immediately"
Richards existing contract
with the Orioles runs through
the 1868 season. He has been
manager since 1854.
Evening star., 1961-08-29
WZM LOSE OR DRAW
Little Abe: The Stills Too Hioh'
BY FRANCIS STANN

BASKETBALLS FABULOUS LITTLE
promoter, Abe SaperStein, hove into town
with the word "finalize" on his lips, cour-
tesy OF Madison Avenue. I'm here to fl
Maize our new league" were his precise
words.
The impression had been that the Amer
lean Basketball League had been finalized
Tor quite some time but Abe, who doubles as
commissioner Of the ABL and owner of the
Chicago entry, was speaking of further
finalNation, If that were possible Things
have happened in he last 80 days." Abe re-
vealed happily. We're definitely in busi-
ness"
SaperStein, best known for his Harlem
GlobetrotterS, was referring chiefly to the
Kenny Sears test case and to related and
subsequent Developments When Sears
jumped the New York Knicks and Joined
the San Francisco Saints, the National
Basketball Association sued.
"They threw the injunction out of
court" Abe beamed Now the NBA has
withdrawn all pending suits. We can
legally use all the NBA players who want to
play in our league. The Sears case was
one the NBA had to win to maintain its
prestige. If they'd won there might not
have been an ABL."
A STORY MAKING the rounds is that
Wilt Chamberlain is unhappy with the
Philadelphia Warriors and is hopeful of
improving his lot. "I've heard that rumor,
too," SaperStein conceded, "but I doubt if
Wilt will wind up in our league. He comes
a little too high-salaried"
Saperstein paid Chamberlain $4,000
per year when The Silt played for the
Globetrotters But the TrotterS could alb
Sorb that salary" Abe explained. after
all, they always play to 95 per cent ca
pacity. It's too much Of financial strain
for league team to pay salary of that
kind"
1t was at saperStein's insiStence that
Chamberlain departed from the clowning
Globetrotters to join the Warriors. At the
time the little man owned good piece of
the Philadelphia team and was vice presi-
dent. He was paid SOS, 900 by the Warriors"
Abe recited, land presumably that's what
he's getting now. But it's tough on the
club treasury"
Wilt the Silt was not the highest paid
athlete in the history Of the Globetrotters
"Althea Gibson picked up $104,6 when
she played tennis in conjunction with the
basketball games" Abe testified. "Of
course, she paid off her opponent, Karol
Fageros, out of that money, but she had
plenty left over"
1T PLEAsEs SAPERsTEIN to read in
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I Al Kaline also homered for
the Tigers yesterday, while the
Senators got their first extra
base hits in the Series-a triple
by Bud Zipfel and doubles by
Marty Keough and Coot Veal.
Joe McClain, who last won
game on July 7, when he posted
his seventh victory, went down
to his 18th loss. Ron Kline, the
eX-National Lacquer whom the
Tigers recently purchased from
the Los Angeles Angels, won
his fifth of the year against
seven losses. with relief helS
from Terry Fox.
Back -to-back homers in the
first inning by Kaline, his 18th
and Colavito gave the Tigers Q
20 lead. The Senators mar.
rowed the margin to 81 in the
fifth on a walk, a single by
Chuck Cottier and a sacrifice
fly by McClain.
But the Tigers got five runs
in the sixth. A single by Cash
double by Dick McAuliffe, 9
wild throw by Bill Klaus and
a single by Kline produced one
run and loaded the bases. Ed
Hobaugh replaced McClain and
served up the home run to
Wood.
The Senators got four hits,
including Keough's double
against the rightfield fence, tc
score two runs in the seventh.
Evening star., 1961-08-29

FOREST HILLS, N. Y, Aug
| 29 (AP).-Dennis Ralston OF
Bakersfield, Calf, Unite d
States Davis Cup team men,
ber and third ranking player
in the country, was suspended
by the United States Lawn
Tennis Association today for
bad conduct. He was declared
ineligible for the national
championships starting Friday
and other amateur events sane
toned by the USLTA.
George Barnes, president Of
the USLTA, said Ralston was
suspended because of bad
conduct during the Davis Cup
American Zone final against
Mexico at Cleveland as re-
ported by the official referee,
M. u. hellle.
"The USLTA will no longer
tolerate, in domestic or inter-
national play, incidents Of
racket throwing, ball kicking
or profanity which were the
breaches of conduct by Raj
ston at Cleveland" the official
statement said.
Ralston teamed with Charles
(Chuck) Mckinley of st. Ann,
Mo-, yesterday at Brookline,
Mass, to beat Rafael Osuna
and Antonio Talafox of Mexico
for the national doubles cham
phionship.
The young American team
lost to the Mexicans at Cleve-
land where RalSton's breaches
of conduct were alleged to have
taken place.
Ralston, 10, and Mckinley, 20,
the latter the Wimbledon run
nerup, had been placed under
suspension earlier this year
and put on probation for their
conduct in the Davis Cup
matches in Australia last De-
cember.
At that time Mckinley was
criticized for throwing his
racket into the stands after
losing a doubles match to the
Italians at Perth.
Barnes said RalSton's latest
suspension will be reviewed by
Evening star., 1961-08-29
Orioles Press Richards
For Decision by Friday

BALTIMORE, Aug. 29 (AP).
The Baltimore Orioles today
gave Manager Paul Richards
until Friday to tell them
whether he intends to fulfill
his contract with them.
Otherwise, the Oriole Off
cialS have told Richards they
expect him to resign or they
will withdraw permission for
him to negotiate for another
job.
Richards has admitted he has
told owners of the new base
ball franchise in Houston what
terms he wants to become their
general manager next year.
The Houston officials have said
they expect to name the
general manager October Q
two days after the American
League season ends.
Richards had been given
permission by the Orioles
earlier to negotiate for another
baseball job as long as it was
not field manager.
Evening star., 1961-08-29

maybe this is the year SPAIN
doesn't win 20
Well, the Braves are fourth
at the moment, but SPAIN?
Warren, we'll past the 300-vic-
tory milestone, now is just -four
shy of hanging UP 20 victories
for the 18th time after the
Braves whipped Philadelphia
I'll. It gave the lefthander a
1912 log.
1t was Spahn'S seventh
straight success and gave him
"a career total Of 304 victories
That's tops for a lefthander in
MI history, and 81 fewer than
the all-time major league VIC
tory total by a southpaw. Eddie
Plank finished with 325 fol-
Philadelphia and st. Louis in
the American League.
The Chicago Cubs won, 5-4
at Pittsburgh in the only other
game scheduled in the MI.
Evening star., 1961-08-29
BY the Associated Press

The Detroit Tigers, setting
up a hungry growl behind
Rocky Colavito and Norm Cash,
and the New York Yankees,
Just fair to middlin' marauders
these days behind Roger Maris
and Mickey Mantle, b9gin a
prelude to pandemonium in the
American League pennant race
tonight.
The first-place Yankees open
a three-game series at Mime
sofa against the ninth-place
Twins with MariS and Mantle
Slumping in pursuit of Babe
Ruth's 60-homer record. And
the Tigers, now just 11a games
behind New York, start a three
game home stand against the
Chicago White Sox with Cola
vito within reach of an RBI
record and Cash leading the
leagues hitterS at .370.
That will carry the two lead
ers through ThurSday-Setting
up a weekend rumble in the
Bronx when Detroit moves into
Yankee Stadium for a three
game showdown beginning Fri
day night.
Detroit, denied a pennant
since l945, closed in on the idle
Yankees yesterday with a 7-3
victory for a four-game sweep
at Washington. 1t was Jake
Woods grand-slam that put it
away, but Cash was 3-for-3 and
Colavito walloped his seth
home run, gaining a tie with
MariS for the league RBI lead
with 100.
1t also was the ninth conSec-
utive GENE in which Rocky has
batted in one or more runs.
The AL record is 10, set by
Yankee Lou Gehrig In 1881.
Third-place Baltimore wal
loped the Los Angeles Angels,
81, and Boston beat Kansas
City, 4-3, in the only other AL
games scheduled.
The Yankees, who have had
to scramble to win seven Of
their last 10 games, while the
Tigers were winning 10 Of II
in the same span, go into Min
nesota with a 1872 record
against the Twins.
MariS has hit nine of his 81
home runs against Minnesota,
but only one was collected at
the Twins park. Mantle has
tagged six of his 46 homers
off Minnesota pitching, hit
Evening star., 1961-08-29
BY the Associated Press

1t was March in Florida and
a well-known, astute man of
baseball was making his pen
nant-race selections in the Ma
tional League while scouting a
spring training g exhibition
game.
"I'll pick the Giants to win
it," said the scout Chell remain
unidentified to save him the
embarrassment of explaining
why he picked his own club
so low. Then the Dodgers
and then the Cards.
"The Braves? Make 'em
fourth.
You've gotta figure that
maybe this is the year Warren
SPAIN doesn't win 90" he ex-
planned, then added:
But a lot of guys have been
figuring for a lot of years that
Evening star., 1961-08-29
BY BILL FUCHS
Star staff Writer

The Senators, mired in theil
second 10-game losing streak
of the summer, face the Cleve-
land Indians here tonight fully
aware that they have to start
hitting if they hope to avoio
a cellar finish.
Yesterdays 7-3 mauling BY
the Tigers here left the Senators
with a 5-13 record for their sea.
sons work against the Detroit
.ers. 1t completed a four-game
sweep by Bob Sheffing's pen
nant contenders and left Wash
Evening star., 1961-08-29

ington five games ahead Of
10th-place Kansas City-but
with time enough for the Sen
atorS to close that gap.
Donovan Faces Perry
Mickey Vernon will send his
top pitcher, Dick Donovan (9-9)
against the Tribe tonight. His
opponent will be Jim Perry
(9-12), who won a five-hitter
in his last try against Washing
ton. Even if the Senators sweep
the three-game set, they will
get only an even break with
Cleveland for the year.
At the rate they're going, the
Evening star., 1961-08-29
Bennett Is Lost
To Terps' Squad

Gordon Bennett, 215-pound
Junior tackle from Vienna, Va,
will not return to the Univer-
sity of Maryland because OF
personal reasons, he has in
formed Coach Tom Nugent.
Bennett was one Of five re-
turning lettermen at the tackle
positions and tentatively was
listed on the second team be-
hind 240-pound Roger Shoals,
who already has been drafted
by the Cleveland Browns.
Bennett was an All-Metro-
politan tackle at Fairfax High
School in 1857.
Evening star., 1961-08-29
Yankees Tigers Set Stage
For Week Ends Collision

Herbert (8-12) of the White
Sox, who have won only four of
Is from the Tigers.
Jim Gentle and Ron Han
sen each hit two-run homers
for the Orioles, while Hal
Brown (10-4) held the Angels
to five hits. Ted Bowsfield g.
g. was the loser. 1t was the
40th home run for Gentle and
with Maris and Mantle, gave
the AL three players with 40
Evening star., 1961-08-29

or more. That ties the league
record set in 1886 when Gehrig
hit 49, Hal TroSky hit 42 and
Jimmy Foxx belted Al.
The Red Sox beat Norm Bass
(7-9) with three runs in the
first inning and then counted
the clincher on Pumpsie
Green's two-out single in the
third. Bill Monbouquette (10-
12) was the winner with relief
help.
Evening star., 1961-08-29
SPORTS OMAR
TeIevision

TeIeVision
Wrestling
Protess al Wrestling,
FTG-5, 1880 pm.
Radio
Baseball
Cleveland at Washington,
WTOP-l500. 1855 pm.
Baltimore at Los Angeles,
WOL-l450, 1855 pm.
Racing
Shenandoah Downs, WEEL-
1910, 10 pm. .
Evening star., 1961-08-29

ting three in the Twins ball.
yard.
At the moment, Mantle has
hit Just one home run in his
last IA games and is only two
games ahead of Ruth's record
1927 pace. Maris, with three
homers in the last II games.
is nine games ahead of Ruth.
Detroit gives Frank Larry a
shot at his second goth victory
season tonight against Ray
Evening star., 1961-08-29
USLTA Bans RoIston
For Davis Cup Conduct
i've Commit

the USLTA Executive Commit
tee here September 8.
Barnes added that any other
player committing similar Of
fenseS will be treated accord
ingly.
Evening star., 1961-08-29

Grounded out for Hopaugh in 7th
2 Flied out for Maxwell in Sth: :
Struck out for Burnside in 9th.
DETROIT 200 0O5 Ooo-'
WASHINGTON ----- 900 01O 900;
Cash. Klaus, Colavito. PO-A-
Detroit, 27-7; Washington, 27-9. DIP
Roarke to Wood. LOB-Detroit, 8
Washington, s.
2b-McAuliffe, Keough, Cash, Veal
3b-ziptel. SB-Kaline. S-Kline
SF-McClain.
Evening star., 1961-08-29

Winner-Kline (5-D. Loser-Mc-
Claim j7-16).
WP-Kiine. PB-Roarke. U-Napp,
stevens, Rice, Schwarts. T-3:OO.
A-2,6O6.
Navajo times., 1961-05-10

Hospital
ways.
% bed
Hospital
Gated directly Monument Valley Tribal Park Guings
Trading Post The land which Hospital chapel Clinic school
homes built hepropey Harry Gding who has home
land Navajo Seventh Adventist
Hospital has the look complete hospital which surely L
delivery isolation kitchen
plus all the other needed equipment
complete hospital.
Money hospital
Seventh Tribe
planning
give the Navaos of that entire hospital facilities.
Dr. Lloyd Mason charge the Hospital assisted by Dr.
and much the actual physical work
wonderful people, All the labor used few
Navajo recruited in the Monument Valley
Our congratulations the Seventh Advensts their
arsghdness wchhas
ed in the north reaches