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Evening star., 1961-02-06
By the Associated Press

Because Of the fist fight that
broke out among spectators and
some players just before the
end Of Dukes SLIT basketball
victory over North Carolina
Saturday night, their rubber
game may be shifted to q neu-
trail site.
Jim Weaver. commissioner of
the Atlantic Coast Conference,
says he will start an investiga-
ton of the brawl when he re-
ceives a report from game Of
ficals.
These outbreaks can't get
any better, and if someone isn't
careful. they are liable to get
worse" North Carolina Coach
Frank MCGUIRE said. The rub
ber game February Is probably
will be played at a neutral court
instead of in Chapel Hill, home
of his Tar Heels, MCGUIRE
added.
The fight started nine sec
onds before the end of the game
at Durham when North Caro-
lina's Larry Brown and Dukes
Art Heyman cOllided. City
policemen broke it up quickly
Its an unfortunate thing,
but I am not going to let it
camouflage a good victory"
Coach Vic Bubas Of Duke said.
I'm not going to throw a
smokescreen over 40 minutes
Of good basketball"
Bubas' sophomore star, Hey
man, scored SO points.
There's no telling what
would have happened if a
force of police hadn't been on
hand" said Eddie Cameron,
Duke athletic director. In the
past, only campus police had
been on duty. This time we
had a force from downtown
because we wanted to be pre-
pared" Cameron added.
North Carolina beat Duke,
1911. for the championship Of
the Dixie Classic tournament
at Raleigh on December 81.
That game doesn't count in
the conference standings.
The game broke a North
Carolina victory string of IL
and was Dukes sevent h
Evening star., 1961-02-06
Maxwell Ends Folmine
With PoIm SpringsWin

stroke behind Sanders, Palmer
won $4,000. Bill Casper tool
fourth prize Of $1,000 with 9
rs and o $40 total. Ventur.
and Bob Rosburg tied for fifth
at $50 and got $500 apiece
Maxwell, Casper and Venturt
had gone into the final round
tied for the lead. q stroke ur
on Rosburg. Venturt was one
In front Of Maxwell when their
threesome reached the 18th tee
Before they reached the green
Ventura had knocked two balls
out Of bounds and himself out
Of contention.
Passes Tough Test
THAT" Maxwell said, was
the turning point-let's face
It," e
Billy said he passed his most
critical test two days earlier
at Indian Wells Country Club
He hooked his tee shot on the
ninth hole and wound up with
10 teepee-shaped wooden struc-
tire and . lake between him
and the green. r...
He barely cleared both with
q 7-iron and landed Just on
the edge Of the green. 49,.
Il couldn't see the hole be-
cause Of o rise on the green, -
he said. But I got my par with
Q putt that covered 10 or 80
feet-maybe even co."
With q slight shift Of fortune
Maxwell would have been ir
the lake instead Of the cup. He
finished II strokes ahead OF
neighbor January-with whom
he played golf for North Texas
State. They were on two NCAA
championship teams there, In
1850 and 1851.
January's 90-hole score Of
359 actually increased his
earnings here to more thar
$S0,000. He got $1S for tying
for 40th place. He has won
$54,l60 this year.
Evening star., 1961-02-06
DietzeI Is Given
New Pact, Ruise

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 6
(AP). - The Louisiana State
University Board Of Super
visors has given Paul Dietzel.
head football coach q new
five-year contract with an
$4,000 annual salary.
The increase is $1,000 over
his previous five-year pact,
which has three years to run.
It is the largest contract in
LSU history.
DietZel, who won a national
championship in 1859 with the
first team he recruited at LSU,
came to the school in 1855.
Evening star., 1961-02-06

PALM SPRINGS, Calf. Feb
6 tAP). - Two Texans who live
only o few blocks apart carted
off the bulk Of the prize money
yesterday in the Palm Springs
golf classic.
OF the two. plump Billy Max
wen Of, Dallas won more pres
tige. by playing 90 holes Of golf
in 345 strokes.
But slender Don January Of
Dallas won a lot more money,
by playing one hole Of golf in
one stroke.
Maxwell, who hadn't won q
tournament on the PGA tour
since the 1858 Memphis Open,
got $500 for coming home
ahead Of SO other pros in yes
terday'S final round.
ssO,OeO for January
January won q $4,000 bonus
prize for scoring q hole In one
the first Of his 24-year golf
ing career-tnree days earlier.
A NOM Texan, handsome Ken
Venturf, probably won the most
sympathy by blowing q slim
lead with a 4-over-par 8 on the
fourth t0slast hole Of the tour
nament. Ventura Of Palo Alto,
Calf, wound up tied for fifth
place.
The last 10 holes were played
at Tamarisk Country Club,
where the men IN charge of
pin placement accomplished
their job in such q devihsh
manner that the course might
have been the toughest Of the
five used during the five-day
event.
Maxwell shot a 1-under-par
II and finished two strokes
ahead Of Doug Sanders of
Ojai, Calf. Sanders, who COW
cred the final 1S in SO. won
3,400.
PalmeF's Rally Too Late
Arnold Palmer. who won here
a year ago with q final-round
IS, finished with a flourish
again, but his SO left him with
an overall score Of 34S. a
Evening star., 1961-02-06
Baylor Healthy
For NBAGanle!
Here Tonight
BY DICK SLAY
star staff Writer

Fears that q sprained ankle
would limit Elgin Baylor's eff
fectiveness tonight at Cole
Field House we're dispelled yes
terday.
A crowd in the neighborhood
Of 10000 is expected In the
huge Maryland arena for the
$3.50 game between the Los
Angeles Lakers and the Gin
cinnati Royals.
Much Of the crowd will be
there primarily to watch Bay
Ilor, the Washington native who
made good on the tremendous
potential he showed as an ALL
Metropolitan player at Spin
garn High School by later max
ing All-America at Seattle U.
and All-Pro with the Lakers.
Gets IS at Detroit
Last Tuesday Elgin sprained
an ankle during q loss at De-
troit. He sat out o Thursday
game as the Lakers nipped st.
Louis. 116-115. He returned to
action yesterday and poured In
IS points as Los Angeles
stopped Detroit's at-hoEne win
ming streak at seven games,
125-120.
Because Of Baylor, the Lakers
are the first team to appear
here twice under sponsorship Of
the University Of Maryland M
Club, which Is putting on its
third pro game within q year
for benefit Of its scholarship
fund.
On February "a, 1860, the
Lakers, then based at Minne-
apolis. lost a 131-110 decision to
the champion Boston Celtics
here. Baylor scored 26 points
and teammate Rudy Larusso
81. but the Celtics had seven
players in double figures, led
by Frank Ramsey's IS.
The M Club brought in the
Detroit Pistons and the Phila-
delphia Warriors for its second
game last December IS, and
Philadelphia won, 11O-1OS.
Pushed by Robertson
Vying with Baylor as to-
nights gate attraction Is Gin
cinnati's oscar Robertson, an
other 6-foot-5 ace who Is heir
apparent to rookie f-the-year
honors. He ranks third In NBA
scoring behind wilt Chamber
lain Of the Warriors and Bay
lor. and is first In average as
sists per game, according to
latest statistics.
Baylor's supporting cast in
cludes Hot Rod Huudley and
Jerry West of West Virginia,
Frank Selvy Of Furman, Tom
Hawkins Of Notre Dame, Jim
Krebs Of Southern Methodist
and Larusso from Dartmouth.
Robertson is Cincinnati'S
scoring leader, but not by much
over veteran Jack Twyman,
who is fourth leading scorer in
the league. Other Royals are
Bob Boozer Of Kansas State,
Wayne Embry of Miami of
Ohio, Win Wilfong of Memphis
State and Arlen Bockhorn Of
Dayton.
The preliminary game at
$50 will match two Of this
areas leading high school
teams, unbeaten Spingarn,
Baylor's old school, and St.
Johns, which is working on a
seven-game winning streak.
Evening star., 1961-02-06
Russians to Return To Wimbledon Tennis

Wet players will compete in the
Asian Open championships ir
India and other tournaments ir
Bulgaria. Romania, Poland
and East Germany. Names oi
the competitors were not an.
nounced.
Evening star., 1961-02-06

LONDON, Feb. 6 (AP).-The
Soviet Union, still small time
In big-time tennis, announced
last night 1t is again entering
its top players in the Wimble-
don championships.
Moscow Radio also said So
Evening star., 1961-02-06

TODAY'S SPORTS
ON TELEVISION
Jackpot Bowling, WRC-4,
1890 pm.
Evening star., 1961-02-06
PalmeF'S Rally Too Late

Arnold Palmer. who won here
a year ago with q final-round
IS, finished with q flourish
again. but his SO left him with
an overall score Of 348, q
Evening star., 1961-01-29

Evening. Cont.
500 0 STATE TROOPER.
Crime. routine arrest for reckless drW-
ing uncovers crimes that stretch across
the country. Rod Cameron stars.
q THE EARLY SHOW.
Drama "The Lilac Bush" Ruth Roman.
Mariyn Erskine.
$50 @ TRAFFIC COURT.
q SEA HUNT.
Adventure Lloyd Bridges stars.
6:45 q NEWS. WEATHER. SPORTS.
Barber Douglas. Gaynor.
ZOO GD BROKEN ARROW.
Western Michael Ansara stars.
q HIGHWAY PATROL.
Crime. Broderick Crawford stars.
q EXPEDITION.
Public Affairs. "The Last Of the Bush
men," Col. John D. Craig. host.
q SHOTGUN SLADE.
Detective. Scott Brady stars.
7:3o q BONANZA.
Drama. Hour. Color "The Fugitive"
Adam tPernell Roberts) encounters hos
tiIity and danger when he goes to Mexico.
q HARB0R COMMAND.
Adventure Wendell Corey stars.
a THE ROARING 20s.
Drama / Hour. TWO Day." Gar
rison donald May) becomes involved with
three highly emotional performers and
tries to stop a murder that missed the
first time.
@ pcppv mAcoN
Mystery. Hour. "The Case of the Way
laid Wolf" The boss son lures pretty
secretary tAndra Martini to a lonely
beach house and. after she flees his ad-
vanees. is found knitted to death. Ray
mond Burr, Tony Travis and Others
a.nn q CITY REPORTER
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-11-30
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE BY HAMBDEN
TOWNSHIP

Revised Code Section sos. 10
In pursuance of a resolution
adopted on November ID, 49,
81, the Board of Trustees Of
HamIbden Township will offer
for sale at public auction at
the Hambden Township Hall,
Hambden, Ohio, on Decemb-
er 16, 1861, at thirty
O'Clock P. M, four parcels of
land, located at the interSec-
tion of State Routes 6 and 608
in HamIbden Township, said
four parcels each to be offer
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-11-30

all existing sanitary regula-
tions of the Geauga County
General Health District, and
further identified as Section
80, 33, "a, 35 and 36 of said
regulations.
SECTION 80. All garbage
or other refuse transported or
disposed of within the Geauga
County General Health Dis
trict shall be in containers
which are ruSt-resistant, wat
er-tigIht, non-abSorbent, and
easily cleanable; or shall be
in vehicles, the bodies of
which are leakproof and are
of easily cleanable construct
ion, and shall be completely
covered with metal or heavy
canvas. Spillings Or drippings
from vehicles transporting
garbage and other refuse
shall not be permitted. Such
vehicles shall be inspected
by representatives of this Of
flee at the place designated
by the Geauga County Health
Department.
All garbage and other re-
fuse collected, transported
and = or disposed of within
the Geauga County General
Health District shall be dis
posed of in a manner as pre-
scribed by the Board of Heal
tn of the Geauga County Gen
eral Health District. No per-
son, firm, association or cor
poration shall engage in the
collection and transportation
of garbage or other refuse un-
til a permit therefore is OBJ
tained from the Board of
Health. Individuals collecting
and transporting only their
own garbage or refuse need
not obtain a permit. Said per-
mitS shall be issued only to
the collectors and transport
orS who can furnish adequate
equipment, reliable service
and proper disposal methods.
A permit fee of $1,000 per
truck per annum shall be
charged and collected from
the person, firm, association
or corporation making appli-
cation for subject permit.
Any permit may be revoked
at any time by the Board of
Health for sufficient cause.
Compliance with this section
and existing section "a of the
Sanitary Regulations shall in
no case require the payment
OF a permit fee of more than
$1,000 per truck per annum.
Failure of compliance with
this section shall be cause for
revocation of a permit issued
under this section. All per-
mlts for collecting and tran
sporting of garbage and other
refuse as herein noted shall
be under this section. Permits
now in effect for garbage col
lection under section "a shall
remain in effect until Janu-
ary l, 1862 as long as compli-
ance with this section is main
tained.
SECTION 33 Permits to Oper.
ate a Sanitary Land-fiIl
On or before the first day
OF January in each year here
after, every person, firm, as
sociation, or corporation en-
gagged in conducting a SAINT.
airy Land-fill in the Geauga
County General Health Dis.
trict shall procure a permit
for each such operation sc
conducted.
This annual permit shall he
levied on each Sanitary Land
fill for the purpose of and pay.
ing the expenses of inspec.
tionS. Failure to comply with
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-11-30
REGULATIONS GOVERN
ING COLLECTION AND
DISPOSAL OF GARBAGE
AND REFUSE IN THE
GEAUGA COUNTY GEN
ERAL HEALTH DISTRICT

Authority Section 37O9.21
Revised Code
WHEREAS, it is deemed in
the best interests of property
owners and residents in Ge-
auga County to establish such
rules and regulations in order
to provide the best possible
Garbage and Refuse collec-
ton and disposal facilities.
Now, therefore, be it reSol-
we'd, that for the purposes of
preserving and promoting the
public health and welfare, the
following rules and regula-
tions are hereby established
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-11-30
LEGAL NOTICE

JIlG, OGIdlulilc WY dllI d1nO
0aIbert Wyant, whose places
If residence are unknown and
,annot be ascertained, will
axe notice that on the 10th
lay of November, 1861, the
plaintiff Peggy Ballard Muel-
er filed her petition against
hem in the Court of Common
Pleas of Geauga County. The
same being Case No. 1920
or the disentailment of GER
ain read estate in said petit
ion described to wit:
Situated in the Township of
Chardon, County of Geauga
and State of Ohio and KIN
own as oeing part of Lot No.
l in Jabez Kings Allotment
and re-Survey in Lots 94-95
and Sc in the Incorporated
Village of Chardon, and is
bounded and described as
follows: Beginning on the
west margin of East King
Street { so called } at the
south east corner of land
in said Lot No. 95 decided by
William G.. MunSell to Mel
son p. MunSell, the said
point being also the north
east corner of said Lot No.
l of said Jabez Kings AL
lotment; thence north SO
deg. As Minis. west along the
south line of said Nelson P.
MunSellS land and lands of
Minnie Boothe and Mary M.
Bennett Two Hundred and
SeVenty-Eight (278) feet to
the north east corner of
243.01 square feet of land in
said lot No. / decided by
said Jabez King and wife to
Mary M. Bennett; thence
south l deg. 30 min. west
parallel with the west line
of said Lot. No. "a twelve
and eight-tenths (12.8) feet
TO a chestnut stake; thence
north Sc deg. As min. west
parallel with said first deS-
cribed line nineteen (19)
feet to said west line of Lot
No. "a, said point being
marked by a locust stake;
thence South l deg. 80 min.
west along said lot line sixty
one and twelve hundredths
(6l .12) feet to a point in
said lot line marked by a
locust stake; thence south
86 deg. As Minis. east par
allel with said first deScrib-
ed line two hundred and
ninety four and thirty-Six
one hundredthS { 294 SO }
feet to said west margin of
said East King Street, said
first point being now mark
ed by a locust stake; thence
North 3 deg. Is min. east
along said west margin of
said street seventy three
and ninety two one -hund-
dredths (73.92) feet to place
of beginning and containing
as surveyed March %, 1884,
by E. L. F. Phelps Civil
Engineer and County Sur
Veyor of said G e aug a
County -Four Hundred and
Ninety Six One Thou
SandthS (496-1O0O) of an
acre of land. ;
The prayer Of said petition
is for the sale of said read
estate and for other equitable
relief. Said defendants are re-
quired to answer said petition
on the 28th day of December,
1861, or judgment will be TAX
en- against them.
Peggy Ballard Mueirer by:
Emanuel H. McGregor
Her attorney 6c51
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-11-30

'dlu pare UCu1S AlIOAC AuAAJ
described as follows:
PARCEL ONE
Situated in the Township
of HamIbden, County of Ge-
auga, and State of Ohio: Be-
ing part Of Lot 18, Bond
Tract in said Township;
Beginning at the center
line intersection OF the G.
A. r. Highway GU. S. g. and
of the Old State Road IS.
r. 608);
Thence westerly on the
centerline of G. A. r. High
way thirty-three and ~
hundredths (33.74O feet to
the principal place of be-
ginning;
Thence continuing west
erly on the center line of
the G. A. r. Highway sixty
seven and fifty-five hun
dredths (67.55) feet to a
point;
Thence South on a line
parallel to the center line
of the Old State Road, Two
hundred sixty-four (264.0')
feet to a DOint.
Thence eaSterly on a line
parallel to the center line
of the G. A. r. Highway
sixty seven and fifty five
hundredths (67.55') feet to
a point on the West margin
of the Old State Road, the
nee north along the west
margin of the Old State
Road two hundred sixty
four (264.0') feet to the prin-
cipal place of beginning,
containing 1000 acres, be
the same more or less, but
subject to all legal high
ways.
PARCEL TWO
Situated in the Township
of Hambden, County of &C.
auga, and State of Ohio:
Being part of Lot 18, Bond
Tract in said Township;
Beginning at the center
line intersection of the G.
A. R. Highway (U. S. g.
and of the Old State Road
Is. R. 6O8);
Thence westerly along
the centerline of the G.. A.
r. Highway thirty three
and seventy-four hundred
tbs (33.74D feet to the prin-
cipal place of beginning;
Thence continuing west
erly along the centerline of
the G. A. r. Highway sixty
seven and fifty five hun
dredthS (67.55') feet to a
point;
Thence North on a line
parallel to the centerline of
the Old State Road two hun
dred forty-seven and five
tenths (247 1902 feet to a
point;
Thence eaSterly on a line
parallel to the centerline of
the G.. A. r. Highway sixty
seven and fifty five hun
dredths (67.55') feet to a
point in the West margin of
the Old State Road;
Thence South on the West
margin of the Old State
Road two hundred forty =
seven and five-tenthS (247.
50D feet to the principal
place of beginning, contain
ing .375 acres, be the same
more or less, but subject
to all legal highways.
PARCEL THREE
Situated in the Township
of Hambden, County of Ge-
auga, and State of Ohio:
Being part of Lot 18, Bond
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(264.0D feet to a point;
Thence westerly on a line
parallel to the center line
of the G.. A. r. Highway
sixty-seven and fifty five
hundredths (67.55D feet to
a point on the East margin
of the Old State Road;
Thence North along the
East margin of the Old ST.
ate Road two hundred sixty
four (264.0'O feet to the prin-
cipal place Of beginning,
containing 1000 acres, be
the same more or less, but
subject to all legal high
ways.
PARCEL FOUR
Situated in the Township
of Hambden, County of Ge-
auga, and State of Ohio:
Being part of Lot 18, Bond
Tract in said Township;
Beginning at the center
line intersections of the G..
A. r. Highway GU. S. g.
and of the Old State Road
Is. r. 608);
Thence eaSterly along the
centerline of the G. A. R.
Highway thirty three and
seventy four hundredths
(33.74') feet to the principal
place Of beginning.
Thence continuing easter
ly along the center line of
the G. A. r. Highway sixty
seven and fifty five hun
dredths (67.55') feet to a
point;
Thence North on a line
parallel to the centerline of
the Old State Road three
hundred thirteen and five
tenths { 313.5' } feet to a
point;
Thence West on a line
parallel to the centerline of
the G. A. r. Highway sixty
seven and fifty five hun
dredthS { 67.55' } feet to a
point in the East margin of
the Old State Road;
Thence South along the
East margin of the Old ST.
ate Road three hundred
thirteen and five tenthS
(313.5O feet to the principal
place of beginning, contain
ing ATS acres, be the same
more or less, but subject to
all legal highways.
Said parcels as are describ-
ed above to be offered for sale
separately under the follow
ing conditions: TIL a t the
of Trustees reserve the
right to reject any or all bids
on each p a r e | offered for
sale; that the Board of Trus-
tees will furnish a warranty
deed to the buyer of each par
eel and guaranty of title in
the amount of the purchase
price, showing said parcel to
be free and clear of all en-.
cumbranceS except current
taxes and zoning ordinances;
that the successful bidder be
required to deposit at leaSt
ten per cent of the sale price
in cash or certified check al
time of sale; and that the bal.
ance of said purchase price
must be deposited within ter
days from date of sale with
the Geauga County ProSecut
or'S Office, as escrow agent
The above notice of sale is
by ord er of the Hambder
Township Trustees.
T. j. Thayer, Clerk Seas
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Health of the Geauga County

General Health District.
2. Made provisions for OBJ
tanning and maintaining ade-
quate equipment for the OPP
GRAFTON and maintenance OF
the Sanitary Land-fill.
3. When the above requuc-
mentS have been met, the
owner and - or operator OF
such Sanitary Land-fill shall
be required to operate and
maintain the Sanitary Land
fill in such a manner as pre-
Scribed by the Board Of Heal
tn of the Geauga County Cen
eral Health District as pro-
vided in a set of standards
obtainable at the Geauga
County Health Department
office.
SECTION 35 Miscellaneous
Sanitation Requirements
No person, firm, asSocia-
ton, or corporation shall, af-
ter December 4, 1861, place
or dispose Of lin any manner)
any garbage, waste, or peel
ingS of vegetables or fruits,
rubbish, ashes, cans, bottles,
wire, paper, cartons, boxes,
parts of automobiles, wagons,
furniture, glass, oil, or any
thing else OF an unSightly or
inSanitary nature along or
near or on any public road,
street, parkway, park drive,
highway, ditch or on any land
adjoining any public road or
highway or ditch, except on
land provided with an APP
proved method Of disposal of
garbage and - or refuse or
as otherwise authorized in the
sanitary regulations.
Until further notice the a.
bove regulation will apply in
all instances in the Geauga
County General Health Dis
trict except where, in the OPP
inion of the Geauga County
Board of Health, accessible
ity of the approved method of
disposal or other eXtenuating
circumstances make it inn
practicable to comply. In the
above described instances,
where the approved methods
of disposal are not accessible,
permission in writing must be
obtained from the Board of
Health to conduct any other
type of waste disposal. In the
event permission is granted
to operate any type of waste
disposal other than the SAM
tary Land fill, it must be
maintained at all times in a
manner satisfactory to the
Board of Health of the Geau-
ga County General Health
District.
SECTION SO Applicability of
Existing Regulations to Sup
plements and Amendments
and Effective Date
Section % on NuiSanceS,
Section 20 on Penalties, Sec
ton 80 on Unconstitutionality,
and Section 81 on Repeal and
Date of Effect, under the ex-
listing Sanitary Regulations
of the Geauga County Gener-
al Health District are herein
; incorporated by reference
: thereto as being applicable to
: the herein supplements and
: amendments under Section
: 80, 33, "a, 35 and 36 hereby
. adopted and made part of
: the Sanitary Regulations of
the Geauga County General
, Health District sanitary Re-
glllations, said supplements
, and amendments to take eff
: feet and be in force on and
: after December 4, 1861.
: Passed: November Ia, 1861
/ Effective: December 4, 1861