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Evening star., 1962-04-22
Eastern Wins
By | Point in
Relays Meet

A second-place finish behind
Spingarn in the final event, the
mile relay, enabled Eastern
High School to win the team
championship of the Northern
Virginia Invitational Relays
yesterday at Parker-Gray High
School in Alexandria.
Eastern wound up with So
points to So for Maggie Walker.
Maggie Walker held a 52-51
advantage going into the final
event but Anchorman Elmore
Hunter of Eastern finished five
yards ahead Of his Maggie
Walker rival.
Spingarn was third in the
team scoring with so points,
followed by Dunbar of Lynch
burg, "a, and Addison of Roa-
noke, 20. Eastern won two re-
lay events and the Ramblers'
John Herbert finished first in
the broad jump for the Wash
ington schools only victories.
Summaries:
RUNNING EVENTS
44O-yard relay. Maggie W&lker
(James Bell, Mike johnson. Fred Car
ter and Lewis Johnson; 2, spingarn:
:, ss0-yard relay. Maggie Walker
Lewis, johnson, Fred Carter. Gerard
Samuels and James BelD: 9, Phelps;
s. Som EaiTsiine Time 1sI + IPa4fkeF-oFa'; e. o. Addi-
spriggs. William Lindsey, Warren BUCK BUCK
snd E%91h Hunter t. palkeFdTaJ EastsEn
Dunbar Of Lynchburg. Time. S:2s. 8.
yaeEs0n George aSs' King. fss1sqe ss@gel aEhd Wash
ington and John Cunningham): 2.
Phelps: s. Magsie Walker. fine. s:27 5.
Samuel Washington; Charles Noble.
George King and John Cunninghaml !;
Armstrong. Time, 11:12.5.
(Ronnie G., Brown. Ronnie r. Brown,
%D5:,. ,9n5; wi}qai 1gn6aF Of l,yynIshbgrg; 3;
Phelps and Armstrong. Time, 3:42.
FIELD EVENTS
SnOb put, RuQOlpn I0mpklnS.
Armstrong; 2, Lewis Johnson, Maggie
Walker; 3. Warren Canada, Dunbar of
Lynchburg; 4, William Trent, Maggie
Walker; 5. Warren Robertson, Maggie
Walker. Distance, 50 feet, ia inches.
High jump. Orville Clark. Addi-
son; 2, (tie) Warren Canada. Dunbar
Of Lynchburg and Claude Watson,
Eastern and Albert Green, Eastern;
;. David jackson, Eastern. Height. &
feet.
Broad jump, John Herbert, East
ern: 2. Lewis johnson. Maggie Walker;
3. John Blake, Addison; 4, William
Bethune. Distance % feet SO 4h cf' incSes'
Discuss, John Trent, Maggie
Walker; 9, Roger Wood, Luther Jack
son; 3. John Talley. Eastern; 4. Frank
Elan, Armstrong: 3. Rudolph Thomp-
inches.
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Shenandoah Results

1st RACE-Purse. $1,000; 4 yrs; 5'a
weather Girl tCapep 1900 7.6O SEQ
Chance Dee IN. Gordon) 3.6O
Freddie. Cherub. King Sug. Lying
Admiral, Bucks Dream, Royal Revoked.
Jessglad. Time 'o9is.
SECOND RACE-Purse. Sl,i00; 4 yrs. :;
Rendina IN. Esp'sa) 1850 1890 Q. 10
Freedom Shot CDavidsonD $50 60
Weather Gun UiddIe) $40
What a Fit, Freedom Shot, Areas.
Sine Cera. Nip You, Staysail. Shah
Pet. Soft Glow. Time :5:2s.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID sis3
3d.-sl, 900; 4-yr.-olds: 6 furlones
Tina Lisa Delgado) I2O 800
Maribu Marsh 300
Esnr nit De wh RFud5nt one Rasan msrs NsRce e65e
Beste Halls, Big Davis. Time Ibis
4th--Sl,2OO; cling; 3 yrs: 5I2 fur
Music Drama P'pas) I1.2O $50 5.2O
Rosylyn Diavolikisl $50 $50
Little Bunty tZangarD $50
Martin. Betty Garvey. Time I:l0.
Maid o Basis Hson1 SO 90 22. so 10. SO
Nalor Native tBrousseau) 7.IO 500
faHlam Fcint NHanSOnb $50
Old Crest. Play Room Chryblen.
Awarded, Elath, Dark Prince, Reflectra.
Time, l:Ib2s.
6th-Sl.2OO: cling: Ayr. up: 8 fur.
TurbO Fire (Smithl $50 l.6O $3.50
Good Scholar IN. Gordon) 40 I.2O
Willow Relic tBrouSSeau) $50
Melrose Lou, Friendly Ellen, Fence
EN- In. Quietude, Hi judge, Mortal
Combat. Time, l:I52s.
7th-Sl 900, alw; Ayr & up: 3Ia fur.
J'my Jump Up CArd'nD 1860 800 go
DcSS Polling tSmalD 2I0220
Tea Dav tGsmbaI deila) 800
Henry Miller, Sasitate. Heroic Nun.
Nimmer. Time. AIS.
Sth-S35CO; 3 yrs; handicap; 6 fur.
Rays Hill C. {. Clark $50 300 2.6O
Ware Il. REYNOLDS 800 2iO
Miss Pimpernel Delgadol 100
King In Charge, Shining Brook. No
Coffee Sea Hymn. Lone Jack. Time,
Twin double: There being no tickets
sold on the combination Of : and /.
consolation payoff Of S1,95S.S0 was
made
9th-Sl.5OO: / yrs; li..
Flyw'y Fly'r (Sct'lo) 1880 40 1920
Church SDire &C NJ Clark 2.6O .. 10
Garda tGambardellaD 26O
Jimmy A Lynn Q; Athlope Miss
IS,12u: handle, S43H.S2S
Evening star., 1962-04-22
Cadets Tie
Episcopal in
Track Meet

st. Johns won the mile re-
lay, the final event, in record
time and tied Episcopal High
for the championship in the
sixth annual Episcopal Invita-
tional track meet yesterday.
Both schools finished with
3912 points. Episcopal had won
the five previous titles.
Trailing were O'Connell,
291a; Gonzaga. 18; st. Ste
phen's, 8; Friends, 51a; st. Al
bans, 2, and Landon, 0.
Five meet records were bro
ken and another tied with Epis-
copal's Bee Chapman setting
new standards in the broad
jump and discus. Episcopal's
Mayo Gravatt also broke the
pole vault mark while st.
Johns Rick Moreland set a rec
ord in the mile. Pat Pomphrey
of O'Connell, winner of both
hurdles, completed the record
bing by tying the meet mark
in the highs.
The summaries:
100-yard dash-Malcolm, st. Johns
Bryce. St: STEPHENS Ernst. o'Connell;
Blacks, Episcopal. Time--i0.4 seconds.
Bryce. st, Stephens: Ernst, O'Connell;
Byrd, Episcopal. Time-23.1 seconds.
440-yard dash-Mahoney, st. john S;
Davis; Episcopal; Ricca. st.. Johns;
Snowden' st. Adams. Time-52.6 sec
ssQ-yard runm.Maloney, Gonzaga;
pal, McAteer, St; Johns; Time.2:00.
Bryde. Episcopal. TimeN4:24.3.
l20-yard high hurdles--Pomphrey
Nieklin', EPISCOPAL; Muller. St. Adams.
oconnelI; Kelly. St. Johns: Pomphiey.
Fime6S FFii1Hnt GSissepa1 seeonds Barry St. Johns
Shot putLKacensky, Gonzaga; Lilly.
Sonsaga; sagaio Chapman; Episcopal; Lynch,
Vogei, St. Stephens. DistanceMSieh.
High jump-Jessup, OConnell; tie
Stevenson. Friends; tie between Foran,
0'Connell. and Healy, st. Johns.
Discus-Chapman, Episcopal; Jessup,
| O'Connell; Kelly, st. Johns; Pomphrey,
OConnell. Distance-147-10.
nard. Episcopal; Wright, St Johns; no
fourth. Height-12-11h.
Mile relay--St. Johns tMoreland,
Gonzaea. Gc oconnell. fine Time-3 3H55toDAt' '5s,6.
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Aqueduct Results
BY the Associated Press

1st-S3.5OO; cling; Ayr e. up: fur
Warspite adams I.3O $50 2.6O
star Milkman UeonaTd) $50 3Sn
Native Battle (AndeTson) $40
Mr. BicaTb. -Fay,s Ace; Cresw6ood
Boy. Time, l:l3lS.
22dlS3; 200: cling; Ayr. & up; l nj;
Light Courtin' (W'dh'sel 6IO 430
SINGING River, @ Dear Queen. Eskimo Eskimo
Kiss, Bright Word Miss Stonie, Brlar-
wood. Heavenly Girl. Time, BIS.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50
3d-S4 900; mdn. 2-yr.; 5 fur.
Fashion Verdict LW'se) $50 i.50 800
Hasty Act (NichOlsD 1.I0
Bridal Dress, My Irene, Lady Driver
Ballyboo, Thriller DiIler, Adornatale
Treachery. Time, O:59.
4th--$4 500; cling; Ayr; q up; Z fur
Humane Leader (Baeza1 3.iO 2.et
Nieauest, Bubbles Pick. Nero, vii
to Live. Boston Teaparty, Woodford
GSmeSs. GSnnFy fGn5h Timei RGIs' !4, pa'an'ue LII
5th-S5 900: alw.; J-yr.: 8 fur.
0cala Breeze (Ycaza) $50 800 3.IC
Alifan (WOOdhOuse) Il.20 600
Mr.. T. b. (BaeZaD $50
MatelOt, Zen Foldr b r. FaVorlte
Mount Lebo. Hildy's Lou, Robert The
Roue, Jet Clipper. Time. 1908.
6th-S7.5O0; aIw.; 4 yrs. g. up; 8 fur
Jets Pat (ROtZD 21.2O II.5O 6.SC
Pilot tYcaZaD 10 4 Sc
Pointer tRuanel 3.9C
2uatretemps, Mail order, st. Honore
Poppy Jay, Rocky BEND Goodspeed
Snow Dune, Dorney Common. Time
l:lO4s.
7th-S75,00O added; Wood Memorial
3 yrs: / "a mi.
Admits voyage (B'Lal 1880 $40 3.2O
%Sunrise County tS'em'rI 800 =. u
DOnut King tYcaLa) BIC
Edymlon Prego, craCkpot, Sidluck
Mister Pitt Grid Iron Hero, Oul
Twig, StinSOn Beach. Time, :494s
Disqualified from lead to second.
Sth-S7,50; slw.; 4 yrs. & up; mi
Escablue (ROtED $50 $40 2.0t
Apple Eva tAdamSl $50 i.3C
EpitOme (YOther) 6.S(
My Portrait, Great Dame Marwol
Mary Meacham, Lending Hand. Time
:352s.
9th-S4 900 hep: 3-yr. & up; Ia mi
Gateway (Gustines) 1.1O 40 2.5j
| Oscar Award (Adams) 800 2.1I
| Frozen March LeOnard) 25l
North Pass. Route Sixty Six Mar
v. s.. Longe Voyager. Time. 1:504s
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Herff's Colt
Florida Victor

MIAMI, April 81 (AP).-Park
Deere Stables Summer Savory
scored an impressive 212 length
victory in the $4,000 Hallan-
dale Handicap on the final
Saturday program at Gulf
stream Park today.
Running as an entry of Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Herff's Obey,
who finished fourth, Summer
Savory covered the 7 furlongs
in 1:2335 over a fast track un-
der Jockey Robert L. Steven
son and earned a trip to Louis
vile and the Kentucky Derby
May 5.
F&B Farms Good Fight was
second, nose in front Of Jora
Stables Flying Johnnie. Lucas
B. Combs Tom Turkey, even
money favorite with the crowd
Of 1859, finished fifth under
high weight of l22 pounds. six
more than Summer Savory
carried.
Princegret finished sixth
followed by Payola, Fat Cat
Two Block Fox, Eidolon anc
Legend Dancer in that order
Summer Savory, Good Fight
Obey, Tom Turkey, TWO Bloc
Fox ana Legend Dancer wer
Kentucky Derby nominees.
Summer Savory paid Sc, S3.3(
and So; Good Fight paid S5.6t
and $4.20, and Flying Johnnie
nominated only for the Preak.
ness and Belmont Stakes, PAID
$l1.40.
Evening star., 1962-04-22
Rosecroft to Hold
Practice Sessions

Two nighttime non-betting
programs before the opening OF
the regular 24-night meeting
will be staged at Rosecroft
RaceWay Wednesday nj ght
May 2, and Friday night, May 4
4.
The public is invited TO at
tend the programs each night
at which time eight races will
be run off.
The purpose OF the programs
is to give less experienced trot-
ters and PAGERS practice sessions
under actual racing conditions
to learn whether they can
make the times needed to quail
ify them for future racing at
Rosecroft.
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pitches, which let runs score
and then walked two more
batters before Roger Kleir
came into retire the side.
Foyle got two of Navy's three
hits in the inning, both dou.
bles, and batted in two runs.
D9AAERTMoUTH 600 400 400 00O-4
Creelman, MacArthyr (6), Klein (ej
Courtney tSl and Connolly; B. Terwil
Tiger. Eichler t5), Hennessy (7) ont
Cybul.
Navy hit for four quick goal
late in the last period to take
an 11-8 lacrosse victory ovel
Virginia.
1t was the fifth straight vic.
tory for the Middies who are
defending national co-cham-
pions.
The score was tied at IT.
when Navy Capt. Roger Xisiel
who was high for the game
with 3 goals, eluded two de-
fensemen and broke the tie.
fast-starting Navy in the first
half mile and beat the MiddieS
EATY N1HGlNlA ----- -- ] 3 z al
Virginia goals: Spilman, 2, Levas.
seur, =, Davies, 2, Hoff, Franklin.
Navy goals Kisiel, 3, Taylor, 2
Glassner. q. Oatway, MacLaughlin
Tracy, FosSella.
Princeton's crew overlook
by three quarters of a length
in their IA mile race on Sev-
ern River.
Princeton's time for the
smooth Severn course was 9
minutes 26 seconds. The Mid
dies finished in 1892.
The Tigers made a near
Evening star., 1962-04-22
Navy Wins With Eight-Run Inning;
Stickmen Rally to Sink Virginia

ANNAPOLIS, April 81 (AP) ..
Navy crowded all its runs
into a wild sixth inning today
for an "a baseball victory over
Dartmouth.
Dartmouth sophomore Scott
Creelman lost his control in
the sixth as the Indians blew
q 40 lead.
He gave up a lead-off double
to Bob Foyle. a scratch single
to Chuck Galloway, retired one
man and then walked three
straight before he was lifted
for reliever Bob Macarthur.
Macarthur threw two Wild
Evening star., 1962-04-22
GuIfstreum Results
By the Associated Press


IstL$3; 600; cling; Ayr; & up; 8 fur
BingO King (SolOmOneD 8.2O Ara
Tahitian Light (Giliiganl ESQ
Jolie Canine, Jet Pretender. Lucky
Run Gypsy. Time, 1:12.
2d-$32O0; cling; Ayr. 4 up: fur;
Sun Better (Hartack) 7.2O go
Aspirante Cook 1850
ing Master, Nyrop' So What. Burnt
Clover. Jimzel, Todd w. Roman Pick.
Time. 1:24ls.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S67.IO
3d-S3, 100; cling; Ayr. g. up; fur.
Plucky Mel tCOffman) 500 $50 $50
Barely Nothing !Barnetp $50 go
Moon Master. p astic Bull, sweet
Pes, .Aureo IL, Drink No More, Joust
About Time, 1:112s.
4th--S3,300; cling; 3:yrS 7 fur;
Rsrys nT, yGnfs GsSB BI% 9saev.usop go $sS ZIG ZIG
'Vsa GenersI Doge, A Hit, Roman
Lark. JiIltrim. COsmic Trend, AllitesSa'
Sun-Sun COrda, Sully, Time. l:26lS.
a SOierrO-OrOfinO-B BaldanEa entry.
5th-S3,5O0: alw.: 3 yrs: 9 fur.
Show Tune (HartaCkD $40 ESQ
Go on Green (Gilligan) $50
Reckless DriTer, Retirement. Our
Josie, a Black Witch. Time, l:l1a5.
6th-S3.sOO alw.; 4 yrs. & un; fur.
interviewer Blum 300 30 $40
Battle Neck tGilIigan $40 80
Rebskline, Best Choice. Geeare,
Curran'o, Diderot. Time, I'll.
7th-S1O.O 900; alw.: yrs; : fur.
p summer Sav'y (St'nl 600 $50 800
Good Fight (BOuSsard) $50 l.20
FLYING Johnnie CCOffman) LAO
Fat Cat Two Block Fox, q Obey.
Fidolon, Payola, Princeret, Legend
Dancer, Tom Turkey. Time, 1:234s.
HerffPark Deere Stable entry.
Sth-S3. 500: alW.: Ayr & up; 6 fur
Sensitive (St'venson5 $3.50 To- 30 $50
Eagle Admiral Hartack $50 4.S0
Mill House tBrOussard $50
Nelrs Jov. Somali Bird. Foreign
Land, Bonus, Baker County, ColfaX
Maid. Time, 1:l11s.
9th-S3,OO cling; Ayr. & up; lie
Prince whitney tH'ck) 6.IO 40 3.IO
Gray's Blue Man tSOlomone) $50 I.?0
Ell MisteriO Blum I.2O
Eleven Thirty, Waterlet, Mr.. Noble.
Martha's Star. Shade Land. Proud Step
per, Macte. Flash Cadet. Athenian 2nd.
Attendance. 117.ses. Total handle.
S1.413.101.
Evening star., 1962-04-22

sweep of the six-race program.
Their junior varsity and fresh
man crews won after leading
all the way, and their varsity
and freshman lightweights won
their races against Navy's 150-
Founders. A sweep was averted
by a Navy victory in the w
lightweight race.
Navy piled up most of its
points in the field events tc
edge Western Michigan, 1853
for its fourth straight track VIC
tory.
The undefeated Middies took
the first three places in the
javelin, broad jump, discus and
pole vault.
Western Michigan had two
double winners. Dick Greene
took the mile in 4:15.8 and the
$50 in 1887. Joel johnson won
the 100-yard and 20O-yard
daSheS in 9.8 and 1913 seconds,
respectively.
Navy's golf team blanked
Pittsburgh, TO, for it's fourth
victory in six starts.
Midfielder Bryan LAME r
scored six goals to lead the
Navy plebes to a 1910 Lacrosse
victory over the Maplewood
Club of Baltimore.
Don Witham's single drove in
Ed Hlopaic in the 10th inning
as the Navy plebes defeated the
Pennsylvania freshmen, 81 in
baseball.
Evening star., 1962-04-22
Episcopal High Wins
Over St. AIbuns, lib

Episcopal High School yester-
day defeated st. Albans, l1-3,
behind the three-hit pitching
of Ed Darlington in a base
ball game played at st. Adams.
1t was st. Adams first loss in
four games.
EPISCOPAL OI5 lO4 Oil . q
ST. ALBAES 200 0Ol O. 3 3 3
Carrlngton and Yarborough: Borda,
Goodman t5), Rubino 30 and Jackson,
Foote t5D.
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Tore Out Aauin

MILW WAUKEE, April 81
(AP) P).-Catcher Joe Tore of
the Braves was discharged from
a hospital today after treat
ment for an inner ear infec-
ton. He was hospitalized
Thursday.
Evening star., 1962-04-22
Trip TO Derby
Won on Coast
By Doc Jocoy

SAN BRUNO, Calf, April
81 (AP). - Doc Jocoy. second
weighted at 12G pounds, won
the California Derby at Tan
foran today but not until he
had fought off Blue Serenade
in a stirring duel down the
stretch.
Doc Jocoy's winning margin
in the $42,250 stakes feature
at a mile and eighth was just
nose although he had taken
Jockey Willie Hermatz in front
from the break and actually
never was headed.
Full Regalia was third in the
field of nine three-year- -olds.
Doc Jocoy paid S7.8O, $3.50
and $500. Blue Serenade re-
turned $3.50 and $500. Full
Regalia showed at $3.40. The
time for the mile and a furlong
was one minute, SO seconds
flat.
Royal Attack Sixth
Neil S. McCarthy's Santa
Anita Derby winner, Royal At
tack, one Of the Vests leading
hopefulS for the Kentucky
Derby before today'S race, fin
ished sixth. The even-money
favorite of a crowd of l7,186
was high-weighted at 124
pounds.
Royal Attack lacked speed
in the early stages, moved up
at the far turn, held steady
for lack Of running room but
then failed to rally in the last
quarter with an open track
ahead.
Mccarthy said there would
be no immediate decision as to
whether Royal Attack would
make the trip to Kentucky.
Doc Jocoy'S trainer, John
Canty, said IF he cools out
all right I imagine he will go
to Kentucky Monday or Tues
day." Lionel c. Sternberger of
South Pasadena, owner of Doc
Jocoy, had indicated before the
race the horses chances of 60
ing to the Eastern classic de-
pended on his showing today.
Horse Had Own Ideas
Jockey Harmatz said that
Doc Jocoy had his own ideas,
although Harmatz had intend
ed to lay off the early pace.
He wanted to go to the front,
SO I went along with him, "
Harmatz said.
Harmatz and Blue Serenade's
Jockey, Paul Frey, staged a real
battle of skill over the neck
and-neck last half mile with
Doc Jocoy, on the inside, hav-
ing just slightly the better of it.
1t was Doc Jocoy's fifth VIC
tory in l8 starts and his second
stakes triumph.
His $27,750 earned today
brings the bay colts lifetime
earnings to $117,925.
The mutuel yield for the nine
race card was $1,249,798.
Evening star., 1962-04-22
DEAD HEAT IN WOOD MEMORIAL

The official track photo heat
with Sunrise County the $9 $50 Wood
day Admrars Voyage 0 ridden
County on the inside poted by Willie Shoemaker
with Manuel YcaZa third
cTed dead heat Baeza complained that Sunrise County had nd
with all
veStgatiOn Sunrise County disqualified
Page F-1.)-AP WrephOtO
Evening star., 1962-04-22
RACE CHARTS AT LAUREL

tcopyrighted, 1852, by Triangle Publications. Inc)
FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000 3-year-olds; claiming; q
Winner, D. W. Buckleys b. f. 8, by Coinea-Miss Brent.
Trainer j. D. Dodson. Vaues-S1950, $780, $500, $l5O.
Time, :563s. Track slow.
Evening star., 1962-04-22

Il Two-doar mutuels paid : LAST DAY, Sll.6O $3.50,
4 40. QUICK ENERGY, 1920. S34o. OLE KEL 50. SO
FIFTH RAcEPurse 81 600; 4-year- and up; ella i'm
ing; furlongs. Post, 3:24 off at good won
ridden out Winner Mrs. NJ Erlangers b. g. g. 6y Boiero
Spring Folly Trainer, j. Bond. Vaues-S260O, $500
! $500 5000. Time, 1:25is
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Two-doar muues paid = NIRGALS SPIRIT s. =
$3.50
Total mutuels pool Sl,e73s7o. Attendance, 1879
Evening star., 1962-04-22

NINTH RACE = Purse, $4,000 4-year-olds and up;
Glaimng Us miles Pest 5@9 off at once; start good;
Spirit away Trainer L. Titman. Values-Sl,950 5000,
Evening star., 1962-04-22

Two-dollar mutuels paid-TREASURESS. $3.50, S5.6
$500. GILDED BROOM 81. 80, $500 SILLY BABY, $2.6
SECOND RACE : Purse. $1,000; 4-year-olds and U
won driving. Winner R. s. Reynolds jrs b. g. T. BY DO
BILE Eclipse-Risng Temper. Trainer j. P. Simpson Vau
-$1,755, $780, S270. S135. Time 1:124s
Evening star., 1962-04-22

s22O RIPPER JACK, sa8O. $500. cHARABANc, sa.@O.
SIXTH RACE Purse S., ,OO0 4year-ods and flles;
allowances; furlongs Post 1858; off 353l2 start good
won driving. Winner Brandywne Stables CHI T. f. by Greek
songnMPace Csrd Trainer " " Raines Vaues-S3'250
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-02
DAYTIME IN ScHooL)

M0NDAY-9:45, Parons Francois French u;
1000. The Magic Of Words primary; HOO,
Elements and the Universe Physical Seienees);
200. Art Elementary; 2:3o. ParIons
Francois french I'D; $50. Contemporary
Math.
TUESDAY-q:oo Horizons of Science; Gas,
ParIons Francois French I'D; 1000, vgnettes
in Cultural Geography HOO. What On Earth
tScienee); 200. Music primary; 2:3o, Parlons
Francois Trench y.
WEDNESDAY-9:oo, David copperfieId; Gas,
Parlons Francois Trench u; 1000, Window
On Our World tkindergarten); HOO, ExpIor-
ing Our Languages Elementary; l:3o, Win
dow On Our World Kindergarten; 200,
Elements and the Universe Physical Seencel;
2:3o, Parons Francois French I'D; $50,
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THURSDAY-e:oo. japanese Brush Painting;
Gas. ParIons Francois Trench I'D; HOO,
Art primary; l:3o. What On Earth; 2:o5,
Exploring Our Language Elementary; 2:3o,
ParIons Francois french u; 500, French
In-Senice Teacher Training.
FRIDAY-q:oo. Challenge; HOO. visnettes In
Cultural Geography l:3o. The Magic of
Words primary; 200. Art Elementary.
The frontiersman., 1962-02-22

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT, Land Office, Cordo- va Building, 9th and Cordova. An- chorage, Alaska.
 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
 Notice is hereby given that James s. Ammons entryman, of Wasilla. Alas ka. together with his witnesses Ann S. Hausen of Wasilla. Alaska and Beverly J. Pierce of Wasilla, Alaska, has sub- mitted final proof on his homestead en- try. Anchorage Serial Number O44l65. for tract of land described as
 Sb2Sl2. Sec 34. T. le N. R w, SIM containing l6o acres, and it is now in the Land Office, Anchorage, Alaska. Any person, corporation, or association having or asserting any adverse inter est in. or claim to, the tract os land or any part thereof sought. may file in the Anchorage Land Office, during the period of publication or within 20 days thereafter. under oath, an adverse claim setting forth the nature and extent thereof, and such adverse claimant snail, within sixty days after filing of such adverse claim, begin action to qulet title in court of competent jur- isolctlon within Alaska, and thereafter patent shall be issued in conformity With the final decree of the court.
 ALFRED P. STEGER
 Chief. Lands Adjudication Unit Published January 25 and February
 B. l5 and 22. 1862
The frontiersman., 1962-02-22
legal Notice

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT. Land Office, Cor
 dova Building. 9th and Cordova, An-
 chorage, Alaska. ssN ss NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Notice is hereby given that Leonda c Poison entryTnan. of Martinez. CaIifor. mia, together with his witnesses Will liam P. Larue. Jr. of Sunshine, Alaska and Mary F. Hankins of Sunshine, AL aska. has submitted final proof on his homestead entry, Anchorage Serial Number Gias39, for a tract of land des- cr;bed as
 Ni2sis. Sec. 2s. T. 24 N. R. W,
 SIM
 containing l60 acres and it Is now in the files of the Land Office, Anchor age, Alaska. Any person, corporation or association having or asserting any adverse interest in. or claim to, the tract of land or any part thereof sought may file in the Anchorage Land Of. flee. during the period of publication or within % days thereafter, under oath. an adverse claim setting forth the nature and extent thereof, and suct adverse claimant shall. within sixty days atfer the filing of such adverse claim, begin action to quiet title in ( court Of competent jurisdiction within Alaska. and thereafter patent shall be issued in conformity with the final de. cree of the court.
 ALFRED P. STEGER
 Chief, Lands Adjudication Unit Published January 25, February 1. 8, l:
 and 22. 1862
The frontiersman., 1962-02-22

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF
 THE INTERIOR, BUREAU OF LAND
 MANAGEMENT, Land Office. Cor
 doVa Building. 9th and Cordovs. An
 choraee. Alaska
 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
 Notice is hereby given that Robert J. hardcastle entryman. of Wasilla. AL ssAa. together with his witnesses Daizel M Coifey of Wasilla. Alaska and John V, bozinoH of Wasilia, Alaska, has sub mltted final proof on his homestead shtry. Anchorage Serial Number 05Ooli, ioI tract of land described as
 SE14NEh, WIaNEt4NEA. SJaNEi4 NEANE94, SEANEHNEX, Sec. %; S.M soh'alning l55 acres, and it is now in m .ne tiles Of the Land Office, Anchorage. niaska Any person, corporation, or as- Soeiation having or asserting any ad- Veise interest in, or claim to- the tract e, o., iailo or any part thereof sought, may rue m Ire Anchorage Land Office dur nig the period of publication or within ~ uaFS thereafter, under oath, an ad- verse claim setting forth the nature anu extent thereof, and such ad- verse claimant shall, within sixty days aiter the filing of such adverse claim, oeeih acton to quiet title in a court Of competent jurisdiction within Alaska. ana thereafter patent shall be issued All ti conformity with the final decree of the court.
 ALFRED p. STEGER
 Chief, Lands Adjudication Unh ruoilshed February 22 and March l. 6, 10 and p, 1862.