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Evening star., 1961-08-10

MEADOWS. CHARLES H. on Tues.
aSsy SSy.ntsIg AtpIgus! eESRIsal z dSSl e. Mount Ale
cousin Of John c. Hughes and
Bessie Hughes Lee. Friends may
: call ct the Rinaldi Funeral Home,
SIG p st, n.e... on Thursday. Au-
and interment Pearisbure. Va.
Evening star., 1961-08-10

LlGAkiUNE, dHUmAs, On W9dnss-
N say AusSs SsoS:d g I9S S.saS THoMAs v ~ LIZA a.:
Eiizabeth Licarione and son Of
Ticarione. brother q Alexander. felix
and Bernard Licarione, Mrs. Alice
Ferguson and Mrs. Margaret AccardY.
Mattingly Funeral Home, 131 11th
ST.. Sc, where services viii be held
Friday. AUGUST IL. at 1 pm. Rela-
tiVes and friends invited. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
Evening star., 1961-08-10

LINDNER, CHAPLAIN NEWELL D,
issi. SasSsad q EditS Sn W. HGsSss Elnan.s =
father Of Margaret and Paul W.
Lindner. o.. 8. Marines: SON ot
?: w. F. Lindner and brother Of
Chambers Georgetown Funeral Home,
3O72 NJ st.. NV, until 1890 am.
Friday, August IL. Services al
Fort Myer Chapel, Fort Myer. Va,
at IL am. Interment, with full
military honors, at Arlington Ma
tiona1 Cemetery. IL
Evening star., 1961-08-10

HANNA. GUY C. On Wednesday, An
gust 8, 1881. at his residence. 420I
MMaassSchusetts ave. NV. GUY G.
Perry Hanna, father Of Mrs. Waiter
". Hubbard, Miss Mary Hanna, MS
annette H. Mentz, John p. and James
q. Hanna, brother Of Mrs. William
k9cher. Services and interment were
Evening star., 1961-04-14

6uL IN THE DARK DEPTHS OF THE SPRAWLING,
HUGE PARK, TIME Is SWIFTLY RUNNING OUT FOR
Evening star., 1961-07-14
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED
ACREAGE WANTED
WANTED

LOTS WANTED FINISHED-R-90,
Bethesda or Chevy Chase area
co, 5.4302 or OIL. 4-S230.
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l120 Conn. Ave. NV. FE. $4,000
CONN. AND CALVERT CORNER,
nr. shoreham hotel-Approx. T.
200 50. IT. avail. at this magnifi-
cent corner property. Prominent
50. #, Call NE. S-4346. NATIONAL
LEASING AND BUILDING CORP
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BEI HESUA
NEW BUILDING

Single offices or suites available IN
modern air-eonditioned building.
Utilities and ianitor service in
cluded. Rentals from SS5. z. M.
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Fredericksburg Area

GENTLEMAN'S ESTATE-so Otter
sought: so seldom found; an a.
country with ali the amenities
on land that will make you none!
now in farming. later for subdi
vision. 33 acres. Port Tobacco
Nd. The house Itself. in the sub
urbS. would cost $4,000. ia
tobacco allot.: huge barn; stream
Widow desires early sale. Inspec'
by appt. only. ALLEN J. NEAVE
Broker, MI. 5-5202 or BR. 4.
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

WINCHESTER, VA.-10. 20 or 80
wooded sites Of land, camping
and hunting area on mtS. Easily
accessible. Easy terms. Winchester.
Va. Mohawk 2-S434.
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VACATION PLACES

BETHANY BEACH, DEL. - ocean
front l and 2 bedrm. apis. Avail
Immediately. FE. 3-342s.
LIVE ON THE BEACH
CALVERT HOTEL
NORTH BEACH, MARYLAND
Rooms, So Up-Weekly Rates
For Reservations. Write or
Phone AL. 1861
MAINE, Fishermans Bay-sailing
tennis, salt and fresh water rec
reation. 4-bedrm. home: fully
furn.: avail. til Sept. Is. Box
197-B. Star.
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1900 acres choice grazing land.
Streams In every field. Now oper-
1sS sS c,y.s nas S Su AnsIS a hSSx f9SS hpSs Gssr
) sets Of farm 6ides.. ! silos, So !
tenant houses, 1900 prime apple
trees loaded with apples. Over
1000 acres cleared, spacious To-
rn1., wide center-hall Colonial
home with 3 baths, 8 fireplaces,
oil h.-w. heating system: $4,000
spent on houses alone. To settle
estate. can be bought at . rock
bottom price,
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

ATTRACTIVE, WITH STORE
FRONT and office space; 6,1S2
So: IT,. with option to buy. zoning
CE.l.- $3.50 Sandy Spring re, NV.
GAn OWNER. TA. 9-l3l3.
CoLLEGE PARK on baltimore blvd
i,r:L so. IT, pvt. entrance. park
ing. etc SlC0 mo. WA. 7-9410.
RyATTsVlU|.00o so IT. plat.
forr huJ 10: eSrellsnt ofIieSs: "a.
aert tsNtl pGNf,ns SSTS Ra0AtR
AP. 1850 VstkdAyS,
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MOTORCYCLES

BSA 81 $50 &C. SUPER ROCKET
1mmac., owner since new. S49b.
DI. 7-4714. FE. 7-2227 ewes.
CUSHMAN 1859 scooter; Super
Eagle; excel. cond.; S2S5; extra
accessories. ia. 6-33S6.
SPEEDOMETERS, sales service
new, rebuilt. BUELL'S SERVICE
S11 10th st. NV. NE. S.6776.
SUPER ROCKET '57 DFA; low mile.
age, excel. eond., $500. TIE. 6-494a
after 6 pm.
SUPER EAGLE go by Cushman;
red with white saddle bags: S325.
Ewes. only. ia. S.6596.
VESPA 1857 "I6O": buddy seat,
low mileage. excellent condition
Gail WA. 7-7035 after $50. 14'
TRIUMPH '54 with '57 T-11(
engine; u race. LA. 6.05s2.
'ZUNDAPP-195S, $50 &C., excel
lent running condition, KE. g.
1886 BSA. $3.50. win trade foI
boat or car. Call JE. 3-9414.
1857 TRIUMPH, TIGER CUB, ex-
cellent running condition. $276
OV. 3-295S.
1860 CUsHMAN MS Super Eagle,
many extras. must be seen to
apprec., $3.50 or make offer. so
S-417l.
'65 BSA. $50 Twin. New tires, bat
tery, clutch. Excel. cond. $500.
Iii Q-O1 IA
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DODGE 1850 panel body; new
tires; good mech. cond.: Si65.
544-O977. c and 9Th sts. sc. 8
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TRUCKS FOR SALE
CONTINUED

CHEVROLET '55 half-ton panel;
'1HtT snd runs splendid. S395.
Terms, S25 down. see between /
hIlA y m, 73O RHODE ISLAND
AVENUE NE.
DODGE 80 VS. acton: factory
installed utility body; 4-speed
transm.. Heavily equip; excellent
cond., low MI, r. and h.; paid
$3.50; viii sell, $1,000. MI. s.
Evening star., 1961-07-14

Continental Bldg.
1912 14th ST. AT K NV.
Several choice o6 suites from S29 50
EdYfnnnadC Rldn
Evening star., 1961-07-14

FREDERICKSBURG, vA.-2-bedrm
National Prefab. home on "a.
acre wooded site. Lee. screened
porch. $500. Privately owned
Write MR.. RICHARDS, Rte. /
Box 54S, Fredericksbur1, Va,
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L0fs. AnREAeE EoR SALE
tcoNTiNUEpl

12 ACRES, wooded. level land in
corner Of crossroads. 1000 #,
road frontage, nr. Boiling Officers
Club. Warrenton. Va. 5S miles
d. c.: S2.450, low down payment
easy terms. ia. Alias after 6
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

BEACH COTTAGE for rent on pri-
vate property. Sandy beach, good
swimming for family. Elec., inside
toilet. Reas. by week or month
z. N. ANDERsO Jr.. Plum Point
Nd. Phone Prince Frederick 49,
Wi.
BEVERLY BEACH, furn. apt.
blk to beach; PRIVILEGES; sleeps
4, Call UN. 7-S920 for rates.
BREEZY POINT BEACH-6 rooms
and bath house: all modern i'm
provements. Call JU. 5-7772.
COLONIAL BEACH. furnished cot.
tage. Available July is. $50 pei
week. Ii. 4-2534,
PATUxENT WATERFRONT-
Charming little home, beautifully
furn.; TV, all utilities. Ideal
honeymoon cottage or discrimina-
ting small families. Call Prince
Frederick 599-J-3.
WOODLAND BEACH, MD.-Furn.
mod. cottages; crab, fish. swim
pvt. bch.; $50 wk. up. CO. 3-2172,
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SUM MER HOMES
MONEY TO LOAN
FARIS FINANCE co.
REAL ESTATE LOANS

CASH FAST; NO DELAYS-2nd
money for any purpose. d. c.,
Nd, Va. Day or ewes, UN. 4-92S8.
CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS BY
2nd trust. AMERICAN MORT.
GAGE 81 INVESTMENT CO. $40
Southern Bldg. MA. .S-3331. Inn
mediate service. 10 to 4:30 pm.
FUNDS AVAIL. for secondary
financing of apt. bldSs.. coml.
propts. or land purchases Prompt
action. MR.. WEITZ. ST. 3-4556.
MONEY. End TRUsT-We will buy
End trust notes. D; C., nearby Md.
%osTTdiiAddiEE diE'' q INV iiNSvSEsTH. TH.coEfL coRP.
1872 NY. ave. NV, Ma. S-5S33.
2nd TRUSTS-Top spot cashl No
red tapel No application! Just
phone facts-rll give answer |
Md, Va, D. c. Day or ewes. VIII
6-61S2. 31s
PLENTY FUNDS AVAIL.-lst and
End trusts, INTERSTATE MORT
GAGE CO., INC, IA. 7-5S00.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
0UT.0F.T0WN REAL ESTATE

A CASA BUYER, OR WILL SELL
ON TERMS-LI. $4,000
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1961-07-14
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

AN UNSURPASSED bay front home
directly on shore Of Chesapeake
Bay. Year-round home with
bedrooms, large living room, un-
usually large kitchen and dining
area. bath, 2 porches and large
storage attic. Must be seen to
be appreciate. Price, S13,500.
Terms to suit purchaser.
To inspect drive z miles south Of
Prince Frederick on Solomorls Is
land I'd. (Md. 416 or ~, turn left
at st. Leonard and follow Long
1eAcn n. SENS 81 RocSHfiLe 81 SlHrfe on me- Sss'
Phone Prince Frederick 30S-J
AGail. CT nnnara Nd
Evening star., 1961-07-14

RID. on Chesapeake
Bay IL min. from nnapolis-New
luxurious all-brick, .56x30 ranch
baths, mod. built-in kit; lge.
screened porch off lge. din. rm.,
liv. rm. with brick firepl,; hot
water heat; sloping lot offers full
bsmt. and 15x30 mahogany-pan-
eled family rm. with picture win
dow and brick fireplace: lge. ga
rage; 136-ft. frontage; nr. COM
munity pier; country club facilities
numerous extras: SO. $50. Inspec-
ton by appt. only. colonial s.
ohR1
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
AUT0M0TlVE MISC.
GEN-O-DRIVE
AVIATION

SALESMAN WANTED-Must have
Cali EAST COAST FLYING sERV-
ICE, OF. 4-6124 for interview
and appointment.
T-CRAFT mod. DCO-65 two-place
tandem; 100 hrs; STOH excel.
cond. Cruise 90 m.p.h.: $1,000.
LU. 1-4093. or Ii. 4-423s.
T-CRAFT DCo-65. Linen cover.
Eng TSTO: 40 hrs, lights. metal
prop, sac. All Or "a. SO. s-0019.
Evening star., 1961-07-14
L. c. 1Bill) Eure

- NEAL1 OtI
OPEN EVERY DAY TILL DARK
Route 214, Mayo Road, Mayo, Nd
CODE 301 = swift S-3222
BEAUTIFUL SECLUDED hide.
AWAY" WOODED ACREAGE AND
HOUSE WITH FURNISHINGS IN
WESTMORELAND CO., VA. FIRM
WELL-DRAINED AREA. LOW
BANK BANK. SANDY BEACH AND
RoBERT N. NORRIS, JR.. BROKER
HAGUE, VIRGINIA. OR. 2-3130
CEDARHURST on the Bay: yeaI
round beach cottage, Call Low.
ettsville. Va. S22-517O after 8 pm
CHESAPEAKE BEACH-5-rm. cot
tage. bath: 2 lots; l blk. to bay
OWNER, LA. 6-17S1, LU. 2-677S
DEEP LOT at Rose Haven on Bay
Priced low, terms. JU. 9-342G
after 8 pm.
FELICITY COVE ON CHESAPEAKE
BAY, near Shadyside, Md.-Beau.
tiful 6-room, 1h-batn Cape Cod
completely furnished. Open beamet
living room ceiling, fireplace. Sit
uated 200 feet from water. Larg,
wooded-fenced lot. $14.50O, ol
make offer. S1,500 down, viii
hold first trust at 41scs. oper
Sat. and Sun. Call Mr.. JONES
FE, S-37Al, Friday
Evening star., 1961-07-14
BE INDEPENDENT

And own your own beach home
today! You'll love this neat and
coy 3-bedrm. home all furnished
w/liv, rm., din. rm., kit, ceramic
bath, lge. screened porch on "a
acre corner lot; all Anchor fenced.
Beautiful trees and shrubs, Excel.
waterfront comm. Should see to
appreciate at $12,95O. Excellent
financing.
All the Works Done
So you can move in and really
enjoy life in this adorable @
bedrm. home on Turkey Point
Lge. liv. Tm., din. rm., huge new
mod. kit w/disposal. bath. scrn.
patio-porch; BIB. hot-water heat
Corner lot on paved street. water
view and all water privils. incl.
Speaking of Bargains
Here's one for S11,S0O that's hard
to beat! Like new 3-bedrm. brick
home, liv. rm. wlfirepl., lge mod.
kit, tiled bath. hot-air heat and
Just "a block to sand beach. Ask
to see this today. Terms.
L. G.. (Bill) Eure
Evening star., 1961-07-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
(coNTlNUEp)

BUICK 80 lie Sabre 2-dr. hdtp.;
brakes: pynafiow. ss.is5. anu
STANLEY H. HORNER
Fla. Ave. NE. at 9Th II. 6-6464
BUICK so lie sabre red cony. ;
new top; $4,000 mk: fully equip. /;
excel. eond.; S2,050; uN. 4-S697.
BUICK SO convertible: VS., r. and
n good mechanical eond.; S295.
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6031 WIS AVE NV

OUJF WIS. AVE. NV.
4 ,000 50. IT. of choice office space,
immed. avail; in new luxurious
building, furn. or unfurn., air
cond.. utils., janitor service. park
ing; Also 2 suites OF 900 SO. It.
each. EN-. 3-23Sl.
4 RMS. oecuaied 20 yrs. by dentist,
comm. bldy. 1OS ". Patrick 81,
Alex. H. e-1a1S, before 8 pm.
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HORSE FARM
TEXAS in Va.

Frederick County, Nd. rs acres
lz-mile track; 7-rm. house; lge
barn; other buildings: $4,000
Evening star., 1961-07-14

146 BEAUTIFUL LEVEL ACRES
--Modernized 3-bedrm. home,
with sweeping views, necessary
outbuildings: long paved road
frontage. A good farm and avail
only because Of owners age and
declining health; reasonable down
payment and terms acceptable.
Other prop. avail. LUTHER B.
STUART, Broker, Amissville, Va.
WEST 1866.
Evening star., 1961-07-14

WORKING PARTNER WANTED, in
fine children's shop, in excellent
shopping center. or would con-
slider sale. Good opportunity Call
between 10 and 8. OIL. 4-3S33.
YOUNG ACCOUNTANT, experi-
enced office manager and coll
RECTOR, desires to purchase inter-
est in lumber and woodworking
business. JE. 4-0956.
Evening star., 1961-07-14

WANTED - Appliance jobber WHIT
wishes to expand line. New non.
competitive portable electric spir
dryer, Quality merchandise with
amazing performance. Box 36S-B
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DOCTORS OFFICE

Modern office and research SPACE
now available in new Rockville
Center, Rockville, Md. Reasona ble
rent. Call NATIONAL LEASING
4 BUILDING CORP. ME. S-4346
NEW BLDG.-Air cond. all utils. (;
ianitor service; / block from Park
inRton in Arl Va Ia f-417S
Evening star., 1961-07-14

SAaAi VH'1COs'
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
AUTHORIZED DEALER
1872 22nd St. NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLAC 1858 convertible: fun
power. good condition, low mile
age, reasonable. HU. 3-5420,
CADILLAC '56 2-door hardtop;
auto trans. r. and h. power all
the way, Wv. tires; S1,295,
HYATTSVILLE BUICK
5511 Bait. Ave-, Hyatts. AP. 10000
CADILLAC 1851 4-dr. sedan: black,
good condition; S275, PETE'S
ESSO. 1st and Atlantic SITS. Sc.
CADILLAC 1859 convertible; fully
equipped including windows and
seat. full leather interior, warm
weather special. S3,495.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 PM.
Suburban Cadillac-OldS Co.
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA. MD. OIL. 6-T7O0
CADILLAC '5S Fleetwood 4-door
hardtop; factory air conditioned,
full power and all custom acces-
sories; like new; S2,495.
GRADY
Mercury -Comet-Enelish Ford
1eo9 Wis. Ave-. Beth, OIL. $4,000
Evening star., 1961-07-14

Mercury -Comet-English Ford
1909 Wis. Ave, Beth, OIL. 6-42O(
Evening star., 1961-05-02
BY DICK SLAY
Star Staff Writer

The Presidents Cup for
sports car racing, which was
presented to Walt HanSgen yes
day at the Pentagon by Gen.
Curtis LeMay, might become
the permanent offering of Vir-
ginia International Raceway in
Dauvllle.
The huge silver bowl, which
Marlboro had as its top trophy
for three years. probably will
go back to VIR's National race
meeting again next year unless
Marlboro's road course is
heightened.
The big modified entries are
shying away from the tangled
layout at Marlboro, yet donors
of the cup want the faster cars
to run for it. For instance, all
except a handful of this coun-
try's swiftest sports racers were
at Danville over last week end,
and some 1000 spectators
gathered on the grassy slopes
surrounding the exceptional
VIR course and watched Hans
gen WIN the Presidents Cup for
the third time.
Won by Don Sesslar and
Evening star., 1961-05-02
By JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star staff Writer

Laurel will seek a continuous
40-day meeting in the fall of
1862 by way of offsetting losses
currently being sustained by
She direct competition of Laurel
Raceway, John D. Schapiro,
president of the track, declares.
"Our mutuel betting has
fallen off $100, 900 per day since
Laurel Raceway opened" Scha-
piro said. I'VE cannot hope to
maintain our stakes and high
quality of racing if this con-
tinueS."
Figures compiled by Laurel's
treasurer, Frank j. Brady, show
that Laurel averaged 1,021 .813
for the first II days of the cur
rent meeting but that the mark
dropped to $924,592 for the
second 11-day span, which was
run against the competition OF
the nearby harness track. Lau-
rel's meeting, which ends to-
morrow, will finish approxi-
mately 8 per cent below last
year.
In a press conference con-
Quoted at Laurel yesterday,
Schapiro said that he refused
to criticize the Maryland Rae
ing Commission publicly, but
that the betting figures being
compiled day by day since the
competition with Laurel Race
way began speak clearly of
what has happened"
Asked why he had not pro-
tested the assigning of con-
flicting dates with the harness
Evening star., 1961-05-02
High School Boy
Fatally Injured
In Wrestling

KANNAPoLIS, N. c., May 2
CAP).-Thomas Ernest (Tom-
N.Y. Lewis, Is, was fatally in
jured yesterday during a wres-
tling class in w. J. Bullock
Gymnasium here.
Officials said he apparently
died of a broken neck. but were
awaiting results Of an autopsy
before officially ruling on the
cause of death.
The youngster, a ninth grade
student at j. w. Cannon Junior
High School, was described by
school officials as an outstand-
ing athlete and fine student.
He was 6 feet tall and weighed
180 pounds.
Young Lewis was injured
during a sixth period class at
the gymnasium, which is near
the junior high school he at
tended. He was wrestling with
his best friend, Bill Ashworth
of Kannapolis, school officials
said.
Evening star., 1961-05-02
Maryland Gets Barrett,
AII-Metro Gage Star
By CARL SELL
Star Staff Writer

Tommy Barrett, Bladensburg
High Schools 6-foot-4 ALL
Metropolitan basketball player,
has accepted a full grant-in-
aid scholarship at the Univer-
sity of Maryland.
Coach Bud Millikan of the
TerpS verified Barrett's choice
today. Maryland won over ap-
proximately 80 other colleges
that had expressed an interest
in Barrett.
Barrett scored 445 points in
20 games last season for a 22.3
average. He also took in 178
rebounds.
Millikan was cheered by Bar
rett's decision to attend Mary
land. 'He is a fine basketball
player that had a tremendous
high school record" Bud said.
He can help U.s."
tommy is the second Mus
tangs star of recent years who
was much sought after. A sea-
son ahead of his was the g.
foot-10 Jay Buckley, who went
to Duke and starred on the
freshman team there last
winter.
Also on this years All-Met
team were Fred Hetzel of Lam
don, who will attend Davidson
College, Marty Lentz of Mount
Vernon, Ollie johnson of Spin
garn and John Austin of De-
Matha. Lentz and johnson
have not decided on their COL
lege and Austin is a junior.
Barrett was the only All-Met
Evening star., 1961-05-02

Suitland High School now has
won four straight Maryland BIZ
County League baseball games
by a total margin Of five runs
to take second place behind un-
beaten Richard Montgomery.
The Rams latest victory, a
Sd thriller yesterday at High
Point. can be attributed at least
partly to an eager High Point
team which tagged down the
Suitland bus.
The host Eagles led, 20, in
the bottom of the third inning
when rain interrupted play.
After 20 minutes the Suitland
team started home but the
umpires decided to resume the
game before the bus left the
parking lot.
Pitcher Bob Smith Of the
Eagles had a 40 lead and a
no-hitter after six innings.
Then. in the seventh and last,
Suitland rallied thusly: A walk,
strikeout. single by Bob Zukow-
ski, single by Ed Plotts and an
error. single by Billy Gator, a
ground out and a two run
Evening star., 1961-05-02
Choppy Patterson
Reported Fair
By the Associated Press

GREENvnLE, s. c., May 2
(AP). - Larry (Choppy) Pat
terson, Clemson College basket
ball star. was reported in fair
condition today at Greenville
General Hospital with injuries
received in an automobile &C
cident near Blacksburg last
night.
Patterson, 81. suffered a
broken pelvis. After examina-
ton at a Gaffney hospital, he
was transferred here. His home
is in Piedmont, s. c.
His companion, Lewis Simp-
son Kay, 81, Of Ware Shoals,
S. c.. also a Clemson student,
remained at the Gaffney hos
pital where he was in satisfac-
tory condition today with no
apparent fractures.
Patterson, on his way to
Winthrop College to attend a
girl friends piano recital, was
hurt when the car, driven by
Kay, skidded out Of control on
a rain-slick highway and over
turned near Kings Greek bridge.
Evening star., 1961-05-02
TO OFFSET CURRENT DROP
Laurel 7 rack Seeks
Solid 40 Days in Fall

track, Schapiro explained that
he was under the impression
that he had left no doubt with
the commission that he was
against running against the
harness track.
II was told that we would
benefit by having the two tracks
running at the same time and
when I said I disagreed, the
commission said that I would
have to take the dates assigned
this year." Schapiro declared.
1T is not only the current
situation that I am concerned
about but future meetings with
the mile tracks forced to COM
pete with the smaller tracks
within the State.
81 want to make it clear that
I do not back any great increase
in days for the mile tracks in
Maryland. But it seems to me
right now that the three mile
tracks are being Strangled in
their effort to present first
class thoroughbred racing by
the inappropriate arrange
ment of so many minor and
harness associations in the
same State" Schapiro said.
If Laurel presses for 40 days
of racing in the fall next year,
the move is certain to meet
strong objections from Pimlico,
which runs the major portion
of its 40-day annual allotment
in the fall.
One Pimlico official said
earlier. IF we are forced to run
all of our days in the spring,
you can kiss the Preakness
good-by."
Evening star., 1961-05-02

Taynton and Thomas Rogers
were fourth with 1915.
One Of the finest 10-pin per-
formanceS Of the season was
that Of Maynard Miller Of the
Pointsetters team in the OSD
League at Pentagon City. A
17l-average bowler. Miller shot
a 699 series which contained a
275 game, which was followed
by a 235. His opener was 189.
In the 275. Miller missed in
the first box for a nine, then
fired 10 straight strikes with a
six on the last ball. It was
Miller's best series and game in
10 years of kegling.
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Two teams from the Penn
Daw Coliseum Major League
currently are competing in the
ABC National Championship
10-pin tournament in Detroit.
George Seeler, Bill Katzawal,
Aaron Cohen, Maury Snyder
and Howard Shook comprise
the Colonial Awning team.
Shook is the captain.
The Coliseum team has Joe
Miceli as captain and includes
Bobby Martini. Charlie Robin
son, Hank Ford and Andy Quis-
enberry. The team event was
held last night and the singles
are being contested today.
Evening star., 1961-05-02
No-HitGume
Gives Bisons
Five in Row

The Howard University base
ball team has a five-game
winning streak working, the
latest a five-inning rain-abbre-
waited 80 victory over Delaware
State behind the no-hit pitch
ing of Richard Platter yesterday
at Howard.
The freshman lefthander
allowed only one man on base
on a walk, and Catcher Melvin
Bates picked him off trying to
steal second.
Platter also knocked in How
ards first run with a single. 1t
was his second victory against
two setbacks. Howard now has
a IA record.
American University yester-
day suffered its fourth straight
loss, a 80 whitewash by West
ern Maryland at Westminster
That game also was shortened
by rain. to 512 innings.
DELAWARE STATE 900 O0-0 9
HOWARD -- 021 00-3
Lawson and Wilson; Platter ant
Butts.
AMERICAN 900 000-0
w. MARYLAND $50 20x-0 3
Rodriguez. Heymond (5) and Dupee
Whitmore and W1les.
Evening star., 1961-05-02
Won Elm Dies
At6O;Go|fing
Star Of 1926

PoCATELLO. Idaho, May 2
(AP).-Lung cancer yesterday
took the life of George Won Elm,
former golf star whose proud
est moment came in 1926 when
he defeated the great Bobby
Jones for the National ANA
teur title.
Won Elm. so, won his first
golf title while still a student
at Salt Lake City'S West High
School. In 1924 he was run
nerup to Jones in the National
Amateur. The next year Jones
eliminated Won Elm in the
semifinals, but the Utahan got
his revenge a year later.
Won Elm in the meantime
collected a flock Of California
amateur titles, and in 1925 he
and Walter Hagen tied fol
third in the British Open.
AS the 1930s opened, Won
Elm became one Of the first
Of the so-called businessman
golfers" when he turned pro-
feSsional.
During his pro days he
golfed out of Los Angeles anc
Hollywood, Calf. In the late
1930s he was still winning big
money tournaments.
He fired a four-under-par SO
in the final round of the 1895
California Open and won the
title.
His first wife, Marcells
Rodgers, died several years
ago. In 1857 Won Elm married
Billie Dunn in Las Vegas and
they moved to Blackfoot.
Evening star., 1961-05-02
Touchdown CIubmen
To Honor Rosecroft

The Touchdown Club will
salute Rosecroft and the sport
of harness racing Tuesday. May
9, with a special luncheon. The
Oxon Hill track opens May IL.
Arrangements have been made
with RoSecroft's president, John
w. Miller, to have some Of the
nations top harness drivers
appear at the luncheon as
speakers.