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Evening star., 1961-06-17
BY BOB HANSON
Star staff Writer

Playing more tournament
golf than at any other time in
her career has paid off for Mrs.
Edward C. Ferriday, jr.. of
Chevy Chase, the new District
women'S champion.
The winner Of this event on
two previous occasions. in 1853
and 1855, Mrs. Ferriday won
her third championship with a
3-and-2 victory over Georgia
Mae McKeever Of Argyle yes
terday at Belle Haven.
Her victory followed the
winning of the Keefer Cup for
the second time over her home
course last month.
Mrs. Ferriday got her tourney
golf started early this season
by competing in the Helen
Dcherty event at Fort Lauder
dale, Fla, in January and fol-
lowing with the Palm Beach
championship.
Won't Play Much
Then followed the North
South at Pinehurst. N. C. and
the Southern at Asheville. win
ming the consolation champion
ship in the latter tourney.
From there it was the Keefer
Cup, the Middle Atlantic, the
Maryland State, in which she
Evening star., 1961-06-17
HARVARD, YALE
RATED EVEN

NEW LONDON, Conn, June
II (AP). - The Yale-Harvard
crew race, Americas oldest in
tercollegiate athletic event. goes
off late today. and the experts
are ducking away from predic-
tionS.
Both schools heavyweight
crews have had erratic seasons.
Yale trimmed Rutgers which
beat Harvard. But Harvard de-
feaed NIT, which beat Yale.
Coaches Harvey Love Of
Harvard and Jim Rathschmidt
of Yale, after suffering three
weeks of prodding and ques-
tioning at their training camps
here. came up with what was
practically a Joint statement.
It'll be a close one" they said.
Evening star., 1961-06-17

record of last year by a quarter
of an inch in the shot put with
81 feet, ga inches. and Pat
Clohessy, an Australian from
the University of Houston, win
ner of the first days only final,
the 3-mile run in meet record
time of 13:477.
Navy qualified two men
Jud Sage with a third place
u80-5) in the hammer and
Dick Brown with a sixth t56-2D
in the shotput. Maryland had
a major disappointment when
Nick Kovalakides, the IC-4A
champion. managed only 221-
312 in the javelin and failed
to make the seven-man final.
The Terps other IC-4A cham
pion, Bill johnson. qualified in
the l20-yard high hurdles,
winning his heat in 14.3.
Evening star., 1961-06-17
Southern Cal Rated Big Fovorite
As NCAA Track Meet Ends Today

the world record of 9.3 seconds
Other leading qualifiers in
clude:
Jerry Tarr of Oregon in the
120-yard high hurdles C:13.9O
Don Myers of Colorado VINO
leaped 25 feet in the broad
Jump; Karl Johnstone of Ari-
zona in the discus C175. feet,
IL inches), Dan Likens Of Ore
gon State in the javelin (244-
g.. Stan Doten of Harvard
with the hammer (191-D, DyIo ol
Burleson of Oregon in the mile
(4:09.8), Michigan's Ergas Leps
in the $50 Q:49.2). and Earl
Young. Olympic gold medalist
from Abilene Christian, in the
440 c46.6).
Standout performances yes
terday were by Dallas Long OF
NSC who broke his own meet
Evening star., 1961-06-17
Riddle Repeats
At Old Dominion

Gene and Butch Mori of
Clinton and Marty Esfandiary
and Bill Riddle, both of Wash
ington, all repeated as elimi-
nator champions last night on
the second Friday of drag rae
ing at Old Dominion Speedway.
Gene Mori drove the Chevro-
let-powered Volkswagen to the
top eliminator prize at 1912
seconds for the Is mile. fin
ishing at 90 miles per hour.
Esfandiary's 1884 Ford Chew
rolet did 11.75 and 90 m.p.h.
for little eliminator and Riddle
won stock eliminator at 1913
and 80 m.p.h. in his 1861 Ford.
Evening star., 1961-06-17
Bonus Money
Sill Rolling
BY the Associated Press


Major league clubs we're run
ming to the bank all day yes
terday, continuing to pay out
bonus money to high school
kids and college baseball play
erS.
The Houston Colts. the 1862
entry in the National League,
signed Don Altman of Duke
University for bonus of more
than $50.000. The largest paid
by the young team. A football
quarterback, Altman still had
a year of eligibility ir that
sport. The Colts also signed
Pitcher Duane Clement from
the University of Connecticut.
The Dodgers signed Roy
Gleason, 10, a righthanded
pitcher from Garden Grove,
Calf, for approximately $780,
900 and paid a five-figure
bonus to William Robert Ball.
jr., an 18-year-old catcher
from Hampton, Va.
Other signings:
Pitcher Harold Lanier, 10,
son Of a former major Lacquer,
Max Lanier, by San Francisco;
Outfielder Frank DeCastris, IS,
of Rockford, ILL.,, by Cleveland;
Pitcher-Infielder Billy Connors,
20, of Syracuse University, by
the Chicago Cubs: Outfielder
Dick Hopkins, 81, of Washing
ton (St. Louis University, by
Cincinnati; Pitcher Dave More
head, II, and Outfielder Joe
Verdon. both of San Diego. by
Boston, and Pitchers Joe Cleary.
II, of Pittsburgh, Robert L.
Haye. 81. of Kittanning. Pa;
Clarence E. Mckinney, 10. of
Charlottesville. Va, and Bruce
W Newton. 19. of San Diego.
all by Pittsburgh.
Evening star., 1961-06-17
Won't Play Much
MeduIists Win
Columbia Golf

Clyde Kelly and Gil Willett
continue to set the pace as
the Columbia member-guest
tournament went into the sec
ond round today.
Kelly and his Prince Georges
guest, the medalists. won over
Bill Briggs of the host club and
Jack Blades of Fort Worth,
Tex, 2 and /. yesterday.
Evening star., 1961-06-17
Detroit Drops Two Players
As Cage Scandal Spreads

v. Britt, S. j., president Of the
university, said in a statement
1T is the understanding of
university officials that both
players appeared voluntarily
before the New York Grand
Jury, at the request Of the
District Attorney, and agreed
to cooperate fully as witnesses.
Further details are a matter of
Grand Jury record and must
await announcement by proper
authorities"
Evening star., 1961-06-17
; Top Scorers Head
Field at Old Dominion

Sam Bandy. Jimmy Mairs
and Bert Robbins-Old Domin-
ion Speedway's three top scor-
ers and only feature winners
this season - lead the field
of some two dozen drivers
expected to compete tonight in
the 50-lap late spring cham
pionship.
The race, measuring 1884
miles, was postponed last Sat-
urday night by rain. The pro-
gram, including three 10-lap
heats, begins at 8:45.
Evening star., 1961-06-17
Play Disgusts Bemon
Despite Surviving Cut

kill, but Palmer slipped in with
a stroke to spare.
Beman bogied the last four
holes for a 70. He played the
last IL in six over, after his
brilliant start.
Deane. four under after seven,
bogied the eighth, and then
waited almost 40 minutes on
the tee of the par-three ninth
hole, where four threesomes had
backed up.
He sat, he paced, he swung a
club, put it back. When it
finally was his turn to hit Be-
man had lost his concentra-
ton. lost his charge. He trap
ped his two-iron shot, but
played a gorgeous trap shot and
pared the hole.
But he played the 10th poorly
and after missing short birdie
putt on the 18th, he one -putted
for par on the 14th, took three
from the edge on the 18th, and
was in traps and lost strokes to
par on the next three holes.
Cullinane Stroke Off
Five hours to play a round
of golf" Beman said when he
finished. Actually, it was five
minutes over five hours. You
get 1t moving and then sit and
wait, and you lose it," he said.
He was disguised.
Only Beman and Bob Ros-
burg have been four under par
at one time in this champion
ship. Deane birdied 1-4-5-7.
the longest putt a 15-footer on
the fifth hole. His shotmaking
was magnificent on the early
holes.
Perky Cullinane, the District
Amateur champion, bogied the
last three holes to miss by a
shot with 74-76-15o. Perky
had a lone birdie. on the par
five 18th, but went four over
from that point.
Dick Whetzle, the assistant at
Woodholme in Baltimore, took
double -bogey six on the 18th
for 70 and Isl to miss by two
shots. Baltimore's Bill Collins,
who upped his television earn
ings here last year by winning
several matches over this
course, missed with 74-76-150.
John ODonnell of Mount
Pleasant in Baltimore had "a
78 for 162.-WHITTLESEY.
Evening star., 1961-06-17
Lee Leads Advance
To Net Semifinuls

Top-seeded Edgar Lee led the
way into the semifinals of the
D. C. Recreation tennis tourna-
ment yesterday, defeating Carl
Hannah, 8-6. 60.
Mort Stimler ousted Elton
King, 8-6, 81, and Dave
Lifshultz disposed Of John
Himmelman, 6-3, 81. But
Jacok Larsen had trouble with
Bill Stack. who took him to a
third set before bowling, 6-3,
As, 8-6.
Evening star., 1961-06-17
MINOR
LEAGUES

By the Associated Press
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
San DIEGO. 5; Portland, 3.
Spokane. 3: Tacoma, ,.
Vancouver, q: Salt Lake City, B.
Hawaii, 5; Seattle, |.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Buffalo, "a; Charleston, O-3.
Columbus, II: Syracuse, o.:
Jersey City. 5; Toronto, 3 40 in
ningsl.
Rochester, s: Richmond. Z.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
All gameS postponed.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Houston, 4; Omaha, /.
Denver. IA; Indianapolis, 8.
Louisville at Dallas-Fort Worth
postponed.
TEXAS LEAGUE
Austin. 3; Victoria. 1,
Amarillo. - Ardmore, q.
Tulsa at SAN Antonio, postponed.
EASTERN LEAGUE
WilliamSport 3. Sprinefield, 1
JohnStown. s: Reading, 2
BinGhsmton, 3; Lancaster, l.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Charlotte, 4; Charleston, ..
Asheville, 4 Columbia. /.
Knoxville, a; Jacksonville, 4.
Greenville, g: Portsmouth, 8.
Evening star., 1961-06-17
WINS DISTRICT WOMENS TITLE
Busy Schedule Pays
For Mrs. Ferridoy

was medalist and a semifinalist,
and finally the District
women's.
That's about it for now" the
pretty, blond and very tanned
Mrs. Ferriday said. Except for
a few club matches and the
club championship in the fall, l
won't play too much. I want to
devote more time to my family" p"
Mrs. Ferriday has two daugh-
ters, Kay. Is, the girls junior
champion at Chevy Chase, and
Peggy. H. Kay is a sophomore
at st. GATHERINGS School in
Richmond and Peggy will be in
her senior year this fall.
With daughter Kay in the
gallery, Mrs. Ferriday played
much sharper golf yesterday in
beating Miss McKeever than
she did in getting by Mrs. Helen
Konopa of Argyle in the semi
finals the previous day.
Even After IL Holes
Mrs. Ferriday was 2 up at
the turn. but lost 10 and IL to
Miss McKeever, winner of this
event in 1859, to even the
match. Mrs. Ferriday came
back to take the next two holes
and again go 2 up.
They halved the 14th and
Mrs. Ferriday closed out the
match on the 10Th with a par
5 as Miss McKeever missed her
putt.
Mrs. Frank Cush of Argyle,
who set a course record for
women at Belle Haven when she
won the medal with a 73, beat
Mrs. I. N. Looney of Army Navy.
l up in 10 holes, for the con-
ISOLATION championship.
CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT
Mrs. Edward C. Ferriday, ir Chevy
Chase defeated Georgia Mae Me-
Keever tArsyleN. 2 and Z"
CHAMPIONSHIP CONSOLATION
Mrs Frank Cush (ArEyle) defeated
Mrs. l. N. Looney Army Navy, l
UP, 1e holes
IH FLIGHT
Mrs r c. Love CWestbrtar) defeat
ed Mrs, I. W Elliott Army Navy
anq i.t FLIGHT CONSOLATION
Mrs W z Howard tArEyle' de-
feated Mrs. W. c. CHAMPION tArmy
Navy, Q and l.
I'd FLIGHT
Mrs. r. J. White Army Navy de-
feGted Mrs. Barry Williamson tBethes-
daI l UP, la holes.
I'd FLIGHT CONSOLATION
Evelyn Toby CWeStbriar> defeated
P. l.. Smith CCongressionaO. up.
I'd FLIGHT
Mrs. H. N. McClary court House,
defeated Daphne Dutton Kenwood,
up I'd FLIGHT CONSOLATION
Mrs A. w. Schoech tArmy Navy
defeated Mrs. R. D. Luckie Army
Navy, . and l.
4th FLIGHT
Mrs. Garwood Chamberlin (Argyle)
defeated Mrs. D R. Moneesee WG&
w. 4th fFiLIGHT CONSOLATION
Mrs. Roy Lindgren tKenwoodI de-
feated Rita Beuchert (Kenwood)' 3
and 2.
Evening star., 1961-06-17
SPORTS
BRIEFS
Tutum Sentenced

KANSAS CITY, June IT
(AP). - Reece (Goose)
Tatum, pro basketba all
clown, was sentenced yes
terday to 80 days in Jail for
failure to file Federal in
come tax returns. The court
said he may owe as much as
$150,000, including penal
ties.
Evening star., 1961-06-17
Lynch Takes Title

HAMILTON, N. Y, June II
(AP). - Princeton's Hugh
Lynch III. from Washington.
D. c.. today holds the East
ern intercollegiate freshman
tennis championship. Lynch
defeated George Sokol Of
North Carolina. 6-8, ga,
6-3, here yesterday.
Evening star., 1961-06-17
$3.50 Double

INGLEWOOD. Calf, June
II (AP).-Hollywood Park,
which started daily double
betting this year, had a
$3.50 payoff yesterday.
One players $40 ticket was
worth S1s,750.
Evening star., 1961-06-17
MAJOR LEAGUE
LEADERS
By the Associated Press

AMERICAN LEAGUE
BATTING based on $50 or more Ct
bats = Piersall. Cleveland, .3e3'
more, .s49; Romano, Cleveland,
.32e: Killehreu, Minnesota, 1926.
RUNs-Msntle, New York. So; Cola
vito. Detroit, 40 Cash. Detroit. 46:
Msris, New York. so: Gentle, Balti-
more, 4e; Mantle, New York, 45;
Colavito, Detroit. AZ.
HITS-Piersan, Cleveland. So; Kubek
New York rs; B. Robinson; Balti-
Cleveland, 73.
DoUBLES-Power, Cleveland, 90; Ro-
mano, Cleveland, II; Piersall. Cleve-
land, Rubek, New York, and O'Con-
nell, Washington, l6.
TRIPLES-Wood, Detroit. g: Piersall,
Cleveland, and Keough Washington,
Kaline, Detroit, and Long, Washing
HOME RUNS--Maris. New York. %;
Cash, Detroit, and Mantle. New York,
10: CClavito, Detroit, II; Wagner,
Los Angeles, and Killebrew, Mime
sofa, 16.
STOLEN BASES=Howser. Kansas City,
Minnesota. IL; Wood, Detroit, 10:
Lands. Chicago. Bruton, Detroit, and
Hinton. Washington, s.
PITCHING biased on 3 or more deci-
sions. = Grant, Cleveland, 20,
1'oo0; ooo sistnY, Lstmsn' no.1 clsvelanS' 60
New York. 80. 1000; Mossi, De-
troit. IL, .Si5
sTRIKEoUTs - Ramos and Psscual,
Minnesota, a.; Bell, Cleveland. -;
Ford, New York, -; Monbououette,
Boston, and Burning, Detroit, SO.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING biased on $50 or more at
patsl.Hoak, Pitt:bursh, 354 Moon,
nSti. nat % $50; Aaron, rom MiIwauk.e. MiISUIk s54,
clensnte, Pittsburgh, 1926
RUNs--Mays, San Francisco, 4s; Bol-
Ing, Milwaukee, 43; Boyer, st, Louis,
49, Wills, Los Angeles, IS; Robinson.
Cincinnati and Mathews Milwaukee
RUNS BATTEp IN cepeds, San
Francisco, 49; Freese, Cincinnati,
Milwaukee, Al; Robinson. Cincinnati,
and T. Davis, Los Angeles. 40.
HTs-rinson, CINCINNATI. 7e: Wills,
Aaron. Milwaukee, 50.
DOUBLES - Coleman, Cincinnati. 16:
Mays, San Francisco, Is; thinner.
Chicago. and Pinson, Cincinnati. IA /:
Aaron, Milwaukee. l3
TRIPLES-Virdon, Pittsburgh, &; Wills,
Los ANGELES. and Clemente and
Stuart, Pittsburgh, 8; seven tied
with 4.
HOME RUNS-MathewS Milwaukee
and Cepeda. San Francisco. II:
Robinson, Cincinnati. and Moon, Los
Angeles IA; Mays, San Francisco, 10.
STOLEN BASES-PinSon. Cincinnati,
IL Aaron, Milwaukee, and Mays.
san Francisco, 3; Robinson CinCin-
natl, and Wills, Los Angeles, :.
PITCHING biased on 3 or more
decisions Miller san Francisco,
80, 900: buffalo. San Francisco.
80. 1000 Podres, Los Angeles. al
.sht; KoufaI. Los Angeles. a-3.
80, perranoski, Los Angeles. and
shantz, Pittsbursh 81, $50
STEIkEoUTS- S-Koufsx Los Angeles.
81 Drysdale, Los Angeles 50: vii
liams, Los Angeles, g Broglio 81.
Louis, r.: Mshaffey, Philsdelphia. SO
Evening star., 1961-06-17

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Evening star., 1961-06-17

Faced J men in Ath; y-Faced 4
men in 9TH.
HIP BY Ellsworth IF. AIouJ. Balk -
L.oes, U-Pelekoudas, Donatelli, Conlan,
Burkhart. tt $40. A-2o,622.
Evening star., 1961-06-17
MATHEWS
CONVERT. SEDAN

~ 1T. 1855 model. captain maintained
condition an excellent value a. 500 :
600. Can be seen a. Gulf dock.
Annaoolls Yacht Club Annapolis AsE
foT, CAPTAIN BoYCE. No phone
calls. please.
NEW LUHRS SEA SKTFFS
soft. all mahos. cabin, va, ca. S5.4a5
soft. Flying Bridge dual con-
trols' sauippsd - S,ss5
hhss6odtop, hso vs. -. 5,7s5
Gray, many extras -. s.4e6
%3-it.' sleeps p 100 Gray. equip. 2,fs5
POTOMAC MARINE
5000 WIS. AVE. OIL. 6-1665
Evening star., 1961-06-17
CUBS, Il; GIANTS, 6
SAN FRANCISCO
CHICAGO

a-Homered for Loes in 3rd; bran
fer Zimmer in Ath; c-Struck out for
buffalo in Ath; d. Singled for F. Alou
In sth; e-Struck out for Bressoud in
sth; f-Grounded out for Bolin in 9TH.
Chicago ................ olt 500 eo1-l1
San Francisco ,..,....... 1903 600 llo-
E None. Po-A- Chicago 1-l3, San
Francisco N-6. DIP Rodgers, thinner
and Banks; Anderson, Rodgers and
Banks LOB Chicago Q, San Francisco
7. 2B-Mays, Cepeda, Rodgers. HR-
Alou, Williams, Marshall, Sanford, Alt
Evening star., 1961-06-17
TIGERS, 4; YANKEES, z

/ a Singled Tor Howard in Sth; b.
Grounded out for Stafford in 9TH.
New York ................. 900 o7o 600
Detroit ..........- ....-.. 7ol oIo 0ox-A
| F. MsriS 2. Boyer z. Kubek. BOros.
| PO-A- New York 2A-I2. Detroit 27-s. DIP
Boyer. Richardson and Skowron: Fernan-
deZ, Wood and Cash; Cash and Fernan-
dez. LOB New York 4. Detroit s. 2B
Stafford, ksline. HR Skowron. SB
! Rruton
| Up n r Err BB so
Stafford IL. A-O }
Ressn w, ~ : Z /
L Stewart, Berry, Linsalats. Umont
| 7:l2 A 5l,7A.
Evening star., 1961-06-17
HOUSEBOAT

26-ft steel hull. alum. cabin, insulated;
40-hp Evlnrude. radiophone. sleeps
1 plus many extras Converts tn
trailer in minutes, year-round use
Will demonstrate and negotiate
around $4,000; terms Phone MA
s-e10s. or OF. 4-7596.
Evening star., 1961-06-17

X-Faced ! man in oth.
HBP-By Hunt DelGreco). u Barlick,
JaCkOwski, Vargo, Forman, Crawford.
T-2:29. A 1o,50s
Evening star., 1961-06-17
PITCHING

BoATMEN'S SHOPPING %GUIDE4-&
t@Ii4 -&CSx 4 III We NA
s=ss I5I!1kfs Iy.I. IIss5s:I;IIs.
Evening star., 1961-06-17

FIFTH RACE-Purse S3,425; G-year-
old colts and geldlnss, The Lord and
Lady Baltimore stake No. 8 third
Elimination one mile
Tardy Boy (BedelD. ---- Al
Evening star., 1961-06-17
CARDS, 5; PIRATES, z

Flied out for Labine In 9TH; b
Grounded out for Green in 9th.
St. Louis ................ olo 900 3lo-S
Pittsburgh ......:....... ocl 900 0ol Il
E Hoax Po-A-St. Louis 2ls, Pitts
burgh 7-l3. DIP Grammas, LiIlis and
White; Mazerosl1, Groat ard Stuart
LOB st. Louis 7, Pittsburgh g. 2B-
Boyer, Hoax, White, Skinner. 3B- Hoax
ST Virdon
R HR Err BIB so
Gibson CW, A-0 p S z 2 s 4
Haddix IL, I-O 67-s !
Labine .......... l-3 o 0 0 0 0
Green .......... 0 I
WP- Gibson. U-Smith, BoggesS. Cor.
man, Landes. T-2:32. A-26,229.
Evening star., 1961-06-17
BALTIMORE ENTRIES

2-year-old colts and Heldings; The
Lord Baltimore Stake No. 3 First elm
Evening star., 1961-06-17

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lift. MAHOG. with 4O-h.p. elec
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tinguiSher. running liehts. battery
and gas tank. rear view mirror speed
ometer, cushions. paddle and trailer:
500 or best offer. ia. 4-164a.
Evening star., 1961-06-17

Buccaneer model: 65-h.p. Gray: excel
cond. For info. or inspection. s
NIGH. Galesville. Md. Code 3Ul-
UN 1-45S2
Evening star., 1961-06-17

2t-FT. =; OWENS so h p. SO John
son. sleeps >. encl. head. galley, full
after s: VEends pers. TO pers. STAN
CIL, VO. %-9113 or VO S-2Q4l
Evening star., 1961-06-17

retinished and painted, Fiberglased
bottom completely equip. 50-hp
Evinrude. cleo, starter; ike new Gator
trailer; puff three skiers with ease;
81 900 or best offer FE 1884
Evening star., 1961-10-23

cooler tonight the North Atlantic States the Pacific North
through the
Valley region through the Southern Plains
weather expected from the Northern Rockies to the Central
the Gulf and South Atlantic States north
ward to he distHct-AP Wrephoto Map.
Evening star., 1961-10-23
Trailer Park Ends an Era

stove. Il think they call these
Apache tents" she said over
her shoulder. But it's really
just a homemade thing we
borrowed from a neighbor."
Not all took eviction with
smiles.
They should have told the
automobile clubs" said Leon
ard Kaye, an ex-vaudevillian
from Los Angeles. MY wife's
a teacher on her sabbatical," I"
he said. We've been all
through Alaska and Canada
and we're on our way to
Florida. But we can't do 1t
at $40 a day in motels. Well
have to move out tomorrow
and you just can't get a place
for a trailer this close to the
city"
When the 56-trailer court
goes. the camping and mote,
area will remain. Mr.. johnson
said the whole area houses
about 1000 persons a night.
Tomorrow the last of thu
trailers will depart. with then
the last Of the in-city casua
tourists.
One inveterate trailer-dwell'
er said. This was the last o
the big cities to have a cour
like this. I suppose it will enc
up like New York, where yol
have to park your rig in South
ern New Jersey"
Evening star., 1961-10-23
Guilty Verdict Asked
For Dallas Williams

st. Elizabeths Hospital. because
he escapes" the consequences OF
a guilty verdict-the death PEN
atty.
Under District law. those
found not guilty by reason Of
insanity are committed to the
hospital. They remain there
until 1t is determined they will
not be dangerous if released.
Countering Mr.. Smithson's
final argument, williams court
appointed Attorney James j.
Laughlin. said Mr.. Smithson
realizes he has a difficult case
on his hands. adding that 1t
was "easy" for the prosecutor
to condemn the psychiatrists
who testified for the defense be-
cause the prosecutor doesn't
agree with them.
The defense attorney painted
Williams as a "friendless under
dog" He warned the jury that
they should not make Williams
whose a criminal record goes
back more than 20 years.
victim Of passion. pressure ano
public excitement y