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No PoeIiocci Is Red

Editors Note-BeneGth that funny
face, popular opinion has 1t Red
Shelton is a sGddened, morose clotUn.
This despite one of the longest
comic careers in TV, a million dol
lars a year and three days off a
1Deek. So what's he got to be sad
about? The comic himself Is ready
NTH the GnSUer: Nothing.
nv ROR RARNES
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1916 10th ST. NV.
725 9th st. Sc

Near Marine Ha-racks-2nd floor
4 rms. kit. and bath. Heat incl,
redecorated. SIS. Cali Monday
HOHENSTEIN BROS. a. DONA,
HUE, INC. $50 H st. ne, Ii.
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5610 COLO. AVE. NV

3AV1s 4NsWs
Apt. 3Q4 contains liv. rm., bedrm.,
"a, kit. and bath. Newly deco.
T ,,,iSs1; Rent: $500 includes all
dian in basement. BE. SAIJT Co
925 18th st. NV. MA. Sol IN
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John F. Donohoe q Sons
OFFERS

1912 Que st. Sc, Apt. 2
Mod. 2 bedrms.. iiY. rm., kit. and
bath apt. 1ndiV. heat and utils.
DISPOSAL. wired for &C, decorated.
Adults, SOS. Key in No. 1.
No. 10 10th st. NE, Apt. 2
Remodeled 8 rms. and bath, tndiy.
utils. Adults. S110.
APO 14th st. NV.
Avail. Ige. 1-bedrm. apt. Heat incl.
$3.50. Key In No. s.
No. 18th ST. Sc.
rms, kit. and bath. stove and
neat incl. SIS. See janitor.
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CONGRESS HTS. 46O Mellon st.
s.e.--1-bedrm., Nv. rnl.. kit. bath.
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APTs.-Lge. mod. q
bedrm- garden apt, play ARIA,
nice grounds, exclusive neighbor-
hood no S nri n Ea s 1I,sl s6opping GEN.
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5SIs LIST ST. NV, Apt 8, 2 rooms,
Kit, bath. porch $50. Vacant.
1885 9TH So; NE, Apt. 2, duplex,
rms, Kit, bath, Catholic q.
426 MELLON ST. Sc. Ant T.
duplex. 2 rms, kit, bath, SIS mo
Near st. Elizabeths. Vacant.
GEORGE !. BoRGER, INC.
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653 E. CAPITOL ST.

3rd. floor, l .rm., kit. and bath.
refgr.. heat. hot water and janitor
service incl, $3.50. On Q bus
lines, walking distance Of Capitol
Hill See tanitor. HOHENSTEIN
BROS. & DONAHUE. INC. $50
H st. ne, Ii. $4,000.
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1921 KENYON ST. N.W.-Colored.
Lge. effic., S66. 80 mo, incl heat
and hot water. See janitor, to in
spect, Apt. 20S. THOS' D.
WALSH. INC, 1900 K st. NV.
2Sth ST. Sc, 1727-Wired for air
cond. l and 2 bedrms., liy' nm,
din. area. kit. and bath, close
to transp. S92.50 to S1lO, plus
cleo. Res. Mgr. on premises.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO., MA.
S-2345. '
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$3.50 DOWN

plOU bSWN
81. GATHERINGS PARISH
$4,000 full price and move In thi,
nice 3-bedfm. home. fun bsmt
rec rmn fenced yard, walk "a
schools CLOSE TO EVERYTHING
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MOT.
n4g-2sB0. REALTORS,
Evening star., 1962-12-30
HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

NEW RAM BLERs AN SPLIT,
LEVELS. with immediate oecu'
paney; from S:9,590. Conv,. &c
4 spacious bedrms,, 3 de luxe
baths, rec. rms, family rms, out
ot-this-world kits. Lovely level lots
Model home phone 0la-ASSs,
RS6oBERTr, Il. kent & co" Ju, O.
Evening star., 1962-12-30
949-2300
CHARLFS III. IAMISoN

pOOLESVTtGE. MD.
WI S.nn13 or HUl l-DI O.1agn
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HOUSES FOR SALE-ML.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ABOUT THE BEST BUY for IN,
modut income family. 3-bedrm.
raneher with lFe rooms and sep
sarage only s9pb cash required
and ALREADY VA approved, with
monthly payments OF SIS. includ
inE all taxes and Insurance,
.cLosE-1N BLADENsBuRd AREA
3.bedrm BUNGALOW vith sep din
rr mod enuip. KIT and full
bsmt Only sinj moves you in,
BET AIR-Almost.nes Cape Cod,
edllD with all the fabulous UNI (.
matched Levitt extras. Nov avail
under money.dn OF terms
with monthly payments less than
the new ones,
.LANDovER RD, Rte. eOe-All.
brick rambler, on = level acres.
With pvt, nolf course. Total price.
si7.e50 with trades accepted.
STORCH
REALTORS sP. 3.4soO
Evening star., 1962-12-30

CARRoLLTON-Immac., s-bedrm,
ork; rambler sep. din. rnn.. firepl.,
modern kit. III baths. beaut.
extTa-lR equip. rec, rni.. car
Assume large Az ss loan, BYRD
REALTY Co, WA. 7-2400.
Evening star., 1962-12-30
REAL ESTATE SERVICE, MD,
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

ADpIS0N HEIGHTs-Redecorated.
oonly, $1,000 with s4O0 cash.
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COUNTRY KITCHEN

$4,000, can assume ne $500 loan.
BARANEK REALTY CO,
uN. 4-i300 We Trade HA. 2-nO7a
COMPACT b.BEDRM. BUNGALOW
=-FHA approved $3.50 dn., SiO3
mo, Corner lot, trees, uulet street
Takoma Park. Don't watt Thi,
isa buy, Dial 494.i400. ADELPHl
REALTY, REALTORS,
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6H@ggm
Rockville Acc Area

START THE NEW YEAR with thai
t0ns ana sWS1ssa bsSrr5. new hon, a..
occupancy. Hot-water heat 4
TRSDEEo your APPfRrsSENirl Nirl''PlsSts RoSs
Dir From Rockville take RIO
Jb9 70 Derwood LRedlands rd and
right = miles 70 houses afn-755O
TOWNHoUSE PROP,
ROCKVILLE sPECIAL-No a. dn
OIL Lovely 3-hedroom rambler
fenced level lot. $50 mo. PAYS All
Nl2 500, FHA $3.50 down. II. L
SMITH, oA f-77ii, 0A. 4.sfab
SILVER SPRINGS BEST BuY, m
best location for the entire family
blki 70 school H-hrdfm Care
Cod, tull bsmt. rec nm Ice. level
lot Slb,nb0 Ewes, 10. n.inta
HiLDEBRAND co oil. ASH
siLvER SPRING. near Unlyerslt,
blvd, and Franklin ave, close /,
bus, blk 10 school-a.bedfoon
Colonial, living room, separate
dining room, knottv pine fccrea
ton room. oil heat, nice add
sefsened porch FLA applied for
SlapbO ROBERT y LOHR, INC
REALTORS, HE $4,000,
SILVER sPRING-J-bedrm brick
rambler with / Y baths and fins
rec rm. Many extras incl. w..v
carpet Assume ~ r loan or a
FHA it's only sis,ntO, i q.
CONLEY, REALTORS, ~. ps4i34.
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OPEN SUNDAY. / TO S
SnM ssaTsiiS' h..T 'NssH Sss 5ns 5HsdrGG% S9
Lgs. walk.out bsmt with picture
window, big T/S kit. i3-eu. 1T,
refEr. pine-paneied cabinets. ex.
tTa.lge lly rm. lac level lot
- PERsHiNo REAL ESTATE
bse-380s ~. 5-aief
nnIIInH NM nn.c,nn.
Evening star., 1962-12-30

MAY NE hbhLl1 W lhl"llllVIl ~ ~
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
HOUSES TO SHARE

CPLE. would like 10 rent sml. farm
or hse. IN Va. w./enough land for
several horses. Reas. PL. 9-276S.
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Resolved:

YOUR NEW YEARS RESOLUTION
INCLUDE NEW HOME7 Then look
NJ this spacious Cape Cod with .
nice bedrms. on lst FIR, stairs up
Insulation and subfr. in, finish
fun and At the same time earn
you a thousand dollars. Qualified
Gi can buy for no dn Anyone can
buy for a small dn. payment and
500 mo. Total price only Sii,500.
WAITING FOR NEXT YEAR7 IT'S
HEREl And 30 Is this 40-ft, ram-
bling fanchef here and waiting
for you 10 move In. A small dn,
payment and assume blaes loan
No alalifyinE' no waiting, lust
move In sep. din. rm. lnelosed
porch, nice level tree-shaded lawn
low At $4,000,
TAKE YOUR cHoTcE-RENT, BUY,
TRADE You can move into this
sparkling mural-stone rambler
now, Full daylight bsmt. w/walk-
out exit . nice bedrms.. beautiful
corner lot Total price only Si7,-
ni0 with your choice Of terms or
you can rent for sl"6 mo,
WANT A wELL.BurLT RANCH
HOME7 Here It's almost new on
approx. y acre beautifully land
scaped, fully ranch-type fenced
with coral In rear Z nice bed.
rms, ~ baths, lovely walk-out
bsmt, Ice. din. rm. A de luxe KIT.
wfbuch bonuses a. wall oven, dish
washer, disposal, auto. washer and
dryer carport and lust about ev-
erythlng Mani This could be liv-
ing and Al only s9T,nb0
PRINCE GEORGES
PROPERTIES, INC.
hP 7.T77t AP, 7.2i75
Evening star., 1962-12-30

DIRECTIONS: From Chevy Chase
Circle, north on Conn. ave. about
] mi. past Columbia Country Club
70 Inverness driveway Dust past
Jones Bridge rd.), right and inn
mediate right 10 home at 3SlB
Kenilworth DIR.
Evening star., 1962-12-30

W. j. Nicholas Realty, HE. $1,000
NASA-New ramblers with large liv,
rms, sep. din. rms, modern kitch-
ems with built-in ovens, plenty OF
table space. 3 bedrms., III baths,
full bsmts.. and level lots with off
street parking. Easy FILA terms
available with 1Oec down. Com
pare at Sl7,250. Call WA. $4,000.
ROBERT s. DAVIS a; CO., INC.
Evening star., 1962-12-30

NEAR MD. u, stones throw from
park-Attractive 4-bedrm. split.
level, 22-ft. liv rm, Ice. rec. rm.
baths. off-street parking
S2l,950. Conv. terms.
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c. P. FLETCHER, Realtol

Charming Colonial on deep treed
lot. House rewired. new copper
plumbing, replastered, owner will
decorate in buyers choice OF
colors. Price $50, 500. NAME
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
Evening star., 1962-12-30

Up -COUNTRY-IBM, Acc. Bureau
Of Standards employees. New last
March. Vacant. Dashboard heat,
ceramic tile baths. extra lge.
3 bedrms.. outside entrance to
bsmt. with firepl., carport. u
acre. good area. full price S24,756.
GLEN J. KOEPENICK, INC, PO.
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HOUSES Foa sALE-MD.


HUWANn %
coUsrY,h h'tt conT guy to 'wksA" fTe snd
BAf1D. Prices start NJ. siHnnt
In fTr, Call r, r ttENDERSOh
A CO 3Ul-KE l.blti.
2, ACRrS with ehafmlng historical
atone horne. Lovely setting with
trees. stream and pond ste
spflnr house with flowing stream
and bank barn All newly painted
House has 3 frepls. slec and
water Nf. Rts. 40 and - Excel
loe for ACC or fBM personnel
A rare find for $4,000,
MAYNE REALTY CO.
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tHEYY cRAsE i Elesant lars

Thompson e. Co. JU. $4,000
DOORS oPEN-yACANT
sEiF.sERVfcE
434 EMERSON ST. NV.
s4ls wARDER ST. NV.
80 S ST. NV.
525 KENNEDY ST. NV.
1908 ILLINOIS AVE. NV.
49ls 4th ST. NV.
5 KENNEDY ST. NV.
545 BUCHANAN ST. NV.
5000 NEW HAMPSHIRE
AVE. NV.
1921 18th PL. NV.
4l4O nth ST. NV.
$500 FRANKLIN ST. NE.
1928 l4th ST. NV.
MURRAY LEVINE
Ia. 9-3144
Evening star., 1962-12-30

QUEENS CHAPEL MANOR = $50
mo. Cape Cod, 3 oedrms., gear
garage, Ice. lot, newly decorated,
avail. immed. walking distance al
Evening star., 1962-12-30
4-4lO0, brochure on request

Chevy Chase, Md and 3 bed
rms, liv. rm., din, rn, rec. rm.
and patio, bath and . powder rms.
fully air cond. S190 to S255. OIL
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OLNEY

A lovely 4-bedrm. rambler, spacious
center-hall plan. Lge. living rm.,
iull dining rm.. GE kit. . baths.
Lge. full bsmt, and double car
port. Can be bought with small
down payment. Few minutes from
Vitro. $4,000.
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CHS TINE SUNDAY STAR
+ Washington, D. c.
December 30, 1862
HOUSES UNFURN. TO RENT
tCoNTTNUEDl

OLNEY, MD.-3 bedrms., scr
porch. Gear garage, fenced yart
on ~ acre, Sl50 mo- 923-l433.
PRESTON PLACE TOWN HOUSES
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DAMASCUS
FOREST GLEN AREA

Brick and stone Colonial. beauti.
fully located on H4-acre fenced in
lot with many trees. 3 bedrms ;,
! baths, scr. porch off din. rm.,
2O-tt. liv. rm., fully equip. kit =.
schools and transp. FHA sci 900,
Evening star., 1962-12-30

LAY HILL RID.
In lovely Gayfields. All-brick g.
oedrm. home on a high acre over
looking the countrywide. Lge. liv-
ing rm., full dining rm.. attrac-
tive kit. 3 baths. Few steps down
to beautiful rec. rm. and separate
area Tor ,chtldren's playroom. A
very spacious home in this most
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UNDER $25,0OO

UNDER $25,OOO
4-bedrm. brick rambler. baths.
lge. mod. kit. full din, rm.. Wv
carpeting throughout. full bsnt,
with beautifully finished rec. rm.
New cond.. shows like model home
ANDRIS REALTY OIL. 6.l5S3
FOREST KNoLLS-3 yr. young A.
bedrm. brick split. Kit table
space. Walk to bus, ST. high. Un-
believable Just over S2l,00O. 949-
suRURBAN PROPERTIES Mar.
FOUR CORNERS AREA = 9-bedrm
rambler. both twin size. new house
cond., new Wv. carpets. new re-
fgr.. everything new throughout.
An excel. buy at Sl2,g5O. House
vacant, Call JU. 5-Ba34 all day
sun, wkdys. after 8 pm.
GAITHERsBURG - Brick rambler
with lovely random width pegged
flooring, 3 bedrms.. Ia baths,
completely finished bsmt. with rec.
rm. and matd's rm., attached ga
rage, suitable for doctor or dem
tist. S23. 800.
WASHINGTON GROVE 3-bedrm
frame rambler facing the park.
Firepl. in liv. rm., beautiful set
ting. Sl6,5O0.
oLNEY PARK-spacious brick-and.
frame rambler on acre, lge
tieldstone firepl. in liv. rm., fam.
ily-Size kit, 8 bedrms., 2 baths
full bsmt. S25,500.
Navajo times., 1962-09-05

Five attractive young Navajo
women we're honored at a recep-
tion recently at the Community
Center in Tuba City, Arizona. The
girls, each of them entrants in the
"Miss Navajo" contest to be held
in connection with the Navajo Tri-
bal Fair at Window Rock, Arizona,
September through 9, are Lillian
HasMe and Angela Bradley both OF
Kayenta. Arizona; Janice Tsosie of
Tonalea, Arizona, and Lucille lie
Clere and Nellie Greeley, both Of
Tuba City.
Miss Haske, daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. Randolph Begay, is a
senior at Monument Valley High
School; where she has served as a
cheerleader, representative Of the
student council. president of the
Future Homemakers of America
and a representative TO Girls
State at Tucson. Sponsored by the
Kayenta community, she will COM
pete in the modern category.
Miss Bradley, student at Ari-
zona State College in Tempe. is
one of the thirteen children of MIR.
and Mrs. Albert Bradley of Kay
enta. All of the Bradley children
have names which begin with an
"A. Angela, who has entered the
traditional category of the beauty
pageant, is a business educ alton
major.
Miss Tsosie, who is sponsored
by the Kaibeto School and Trading
Post, is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Gray Tsosie of Ton
alea. Now a student at Tuba City
High School. she plans to attend
school in Page, Arizona, next year.
She has entered the traditional
category.
A junior at Tuba City High
School and the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe LeClere, Lucille will
compete in the modern category.
She is an expert seamstress, with
plans to make her college ward
robe. and says she may take up
Navajo times., 1962-09-05
Additional Entries Received
for Queens Competition

designing as a career. She is spon-
sored by the Tuba City Commun-
ity Center.
The fifth honoree was Miss
Nellie Greeley, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. George R. Greeley of
Tuba City, who is an entrant inthe
modern category. Also sponsored
by the Tuba City Community Cen
ter, Miss Greeley plans to attend
a secretarial college upon her
graduation from Tuba City High
School in 1868.
A special guest at the reception
was Miss Alice Goodluck, Miss
Modern Navajo" of 1861. Miss
GoodluCk told Of her reign as mod
ern queen, and warned the new en-
tries of the responsibilities OF
acting as representative for the
10000 Navajo people.
Navajo times., 1962-09-05

SPANS. The captain that will re-
place the youths will enjoy the said
benefit.
is. Although this measure as
sures to said nation its tranquility
as much as this government wishes
that which is good for it, it is
proper to make it understand most
patiently the benign ideas in its
favor that nourish a paternal gov
ernment that proceeds from the
most aniable and benign Sovereign
in the world, a feat of generosity
that would do credit to its handing
over to them the prisoners that
exist in this capital, as in fact
there will be handed over when
these conditions are fulfilled, by
which it could be realized prompt
ly. y.--Agreed, giving thanks.
10. They will respect the per-
sons and property of the Moqui
(Hopi) Puebloe, because this gov
ernment takes them under the pro-
lection of it's amiable Sovereign,
in whose shadow they have been
placed agreed.
II. In just return this govern
ment expects aperpetual peace and
sincere and cordial harmony, to
which on its part it will contribute
with great care, rejoicing hence
forth, so that saturated by so
much kindness they will comport
themselves gratefully, and the
Navajo general, the captains and
other individuals will carefully flee
Navajo times., 1962-09-05

oenOr FlelQ MarSnaQ Ion AleJO
Garcia Conde.
Most Excellent Sir--With ref
erence to Your Excellency's letter
number 349 of last September 10th
which | answer, | have received
the agreement of peace executed
with the Navajo Nation by Lieuten-
enant- Colonel Don Facundo Mel
cares, interim-g oVernor of the
Province of New Mexico, and hav-
ing understood it's different arti-
cles, | have come to approve in the
name of the King, Our Lord (May
God keep him) said agreement in
all its parts, and have ordered
that for greater authority and firm
ness it be publ shed in the gazette
of this government, advising Your
EXcellency for your knowledge, and
remitting ten copies SO that giving
six to the principal persons of the
NaVaioS Nation, two might remain
in thar general headquarters and
the other two with the government
of New Mexico for its proper con-
seryation and fulfillment, and to
whose Chief Your Excellency will
give thanks in the name Of His
Majesty for this new service, as
we'll as to the Navaios foI their
adherence to his paternal govern
ment and Sovereign Royal Person.
--MeXico, October 26, 1919.
Translated by David M. Brugge
Navajo times., 1962-09-05
Long Ago
(Continued from Page 81

(Continued from Page 81
alteration as far as Canyon Largo,
the mouth of Chaco Canyon and
Bluewater, lands which the live
stock of the province has generally
reached in past years, in which
peace happily reigned, and to which
they will arrive now, without pass
ing the set limits. --Agreed.
13. In order that this may be
more secure and durable, four
Youths will stay as hostages in this
capital and they will be relieved
each year by an equal number at
the decision of the Navajo General,
or before, when and how said Navajo
chief might beside. --Agreed. Ane
that a captain will substitute for
the youths.
IA. The hostages will be we'll
treated and they will be supplied
with that neces sary for their sub
sistence for the account OF His
Majesty, the Sovereign of the
Navajo times., 1962-09-05

from all that could alter such a
beneficial situation, they will raise
their livO stock, Wlltranquilly Cul-
tivate their lands, and enjoy the
fruits of their labOrS in abundance
and the energetic protection of the
Monarch of the Spains that loves
them tenderly, desiring their hap
piness as the superior government.
agreed. giving thanks.
18. 1t will be sent to the Most
Excellent Senior Commander :.
General SO that by this channel it
might reach the Most Excellent
Senor Wceroy, Count of Venadito,
SO that if His EXcellency considers
it we'll, to give his approval or to
resolve that which might be to his
superior liking concerning all. In
Santa Fe on the Il st of August,
1919. --Agreed.
Facundo Melgares, Governor.
Joaquin, Principal lie ader. -
Gordo, for the Peace Chief (Caci-
quel Vicente, Captain. S alVa-
dor. Captain francisco, Captain.
Mexico, October 26, 1919. i
approve this agreement in the name
of the King, Our Lord (May God
keep him)--Viceroy of New Spain,
Count of Venadito
Answer that His Excellency gave
70 the office of the Most Excellent
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-22
H-SC's Mitchell
Makes Second Team
All-Star Spot

Several area college baseball
players have been named on the
Mason Dixon All Star teams.
Hampden-Sydney's fine second
baseman. Freddie Mitchell. was
named to the second team. Fred
die. who makes his home in
Appomattox. played second base
for Coach Pegram's nine and
had a remarkable fielding aver
age Of .981. making only two
errors in Is games and hit a re-
spectacle .28O with IL RIBS,
Randolph Macon placed three
players on the first team; B.ll
Chambers, third baseman, who
was selected for the third straight
year, pitcher Mac Felts, and
freshman Bobby Mcconnell, who
Coach Stephens switched from
pitcher to outfielder. Pitcher
Gerry Moore was named to the
second team pitching spot.
Lynchburg College rlace third
baseman Billy Booker and catch
er Bob Ni6a on the second team.
The all star teams are picked
by coaches of Mason Dixon teams
on an all-opponent basis.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-22
Only Three Time Winner
Only Three Time Winner
Watson Wins Baskeryill Bowl By
Two-Stroke Margin Over Elliott

had eight pars and three brides
for the last Is holes.
Jake Elliott received medalist
honors as it was decided that
after three players were tied
with ISIS the first day, the sec
ond days Is hole scores would
be used.
The first flight presented per-
haps the most drama of all.
After Sc holes Of play, Buck
Allen and James Mccormick, of
Crewe. were all tied up at 1862
each. This called for a Sudden
death playoff, according to
tournament rules. On the third
hole of the playoff, Buck Allen.
of Kenbridge, defeated McCor-
mick. Bill Burford. of Farm
vile. finished with a 1863.
In the second flight, R. l..
Rigsbee, of Durham. N. c., shot
1853 to better runner-up All La
foon's 1865.
Farmville's Mike Andrews
took top spot in the third flight
with a 1865. Mike recently won
the senior division of the Jay
Gee Junior Golf Tournament,
and will play in the State Jay
Gee Tournament in Lynchburg
next month. Runner-up was c..
D. Terrell. four strokes back,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-22

Watson had this to say about
the Baskervill. Il enjoy playing
in this tournament more than
any other. The people associ-
ated with the tournament and
the players themselves are all
so close and friendly to each
other It is a real pleasure to
just play in the Baskervill and
an even greater pleasure to
come out on top"
Two-time champion "Skeeter
Fore said. Il have no excuses
and l certainly don't feel bad
about the medal play used this
year. l Just played a lousy
tournament. My chipping and
putting killed me and Billy
proved that this is the thing that
wins for you. Billy showed that
he is a real good golfer and as
for Jake Elliott. he just never
gives up. as he proved on the
35th hole. They are both fine
gentlemen and it's a pleasure to
play with them
Consideration is being given to
changing the date of the tourna-
ment from the first or middle
of June to the third week of
July 1t is felt that the course
would be in somewhat better
shape at this time.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-22

Phil Boepple. principal of
Amelia High School. shot a ia
to win the fourth flight with Joe
Marks. second.
Tom Flippen finished five
strokes ahead of DR.. H. B. Hol-
singer, to win the fifth flight.
A dozen golf balls went to
both Cliff Flanagan, who was
the oldest participant at IS, and
to Mat Tynes, who was the
farthest entry. Flanagan is from
PoWhatan and Tynes from Char
lotte, N. C. Tynes is a former
resident of Farmville and the
son Of Mrs M. P. Tynes. of Oak
street.
Final Cards
Fore. Elliott and Hubbard had
Is for first IS with Watson one
stroke behind at rs.