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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-11

UPPER N.W.-Furnished or un'
furnished room for middle-agec
couple or lady. RA. 6-497S.
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SPEC. sALE-TRADE-INs, S25 UP
ACTION APPLIANCE CENTER
1903 King, Alex, and Rte. /, in
Woodbridge, Near Marumsco
Omen q Til q HUI. 1894
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REFRIGERATORS-Good as new,
S39.95 up. Guaranteed up to 5
years Big display.
UNIVERSAL CO.
18th and L SITS. NV. 462-0007
PERPETRATORS (3), Quick
Freeze, practically new. Call DU.
7-9560. After 6 pm, call RE.
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SEASONED OAK fireplace wood.
S25 q full cord. S14.50 for " cord.
1895 in. lengths avail. JU. g.
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RESTAURANT EoUIP.-Hood fan,
splash board. fan. crab steamer.
deep fry. sink. reg. HI. 9-531S.
RUGS, Oriental design. NEW 9x12
$50, 9x15 $50. ORIENTAL RUG
MART, 1905 @ st. NV, ME. s.
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RICE dt e.. To 9,t sSII Ig n rex: N Esss'
SIS q truckload. 773-7496,
Tor sOn-Rich chester loan. Big
load. Delivered. SIS. j. ,MANGELS.
HE. 4-7649, tn. 2-342S.
TOPSOII-Very good rich topsoil
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REFRIGERATORS = Used, guar.
Credit. 1862 l4th ST.. NV, tn.
2-6l4l, Immediate delivery.
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SlTUATloNs-W0MEN

ORGANISE, 81 yrs. old. attractive
girl cocktail lounge exper. Call
after l pm. SANDY SMITH, 671-
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
RADIATORS

| 49,
Big selection. guar, a. low as zoe
50. IT. Delivered free.
BLOCKS, WA. 7-5501. ia. $500
RANGES-RECOND., guar. large
stock. best prices, all gases. ACME.
1011 9TH st. NV. Ma. s-8962.
RANGES-ALL SIZES
Gas, cleo. $3.50 up. AID. 2-21O0.
PEERLESS SALES CO. 2237 Ga. Ave.
RANGE, excellent condition. S22. 80.
S29-S922. RA. 3-6161.
RANGES-ALL KINDS
SPEC. SALE OF TRADE-INs, $40
ACTION APPLIANCE CENTER
1903 King, Alex, and Rte. l, in
One. W0 3 9TiI Near M aHi 1884,
REFRIGERATORS, recond., guar,
bargains, $29.95 UP. Acme Stove,
l0l1 9TH st. NV. MA. S-S952.
REFRIGERATORS = Used, guar.
Credit. 1862 14th st.. NV, TU.
2-6l41. Immediate delivery.
REFRIGERATORS (2), sec n d
hand, good condition. $35 each.
Ii. 1892 8 It'll 8.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES as new,
1895 up. Guaranteed UP to 5
years Big display.
UNIVERSAL CO.
18th and L SITS. NV. 462-0007
REFRIGERATORs (3). Quick
Freeze, practically new. Call DU.
7-a560. After 8 pm, call RE.
7-7255.
REFRIGERATORS
Areas largest floor display. fully
guaranteed. Ali sales from $29. 80.
PEERLESS SALES CO.
2237 Geargia Ave. AID. 2-2l00
REFRIGERATORS
SPEC, sALE-TRApE;iIINs, $25 UP
1908 King, Alex, and Rte. l, in
Woodbridge, Near Marumsco
Open . Til HUI. 1894
RESTAURANT EoUIP...Hood-fan.
splash board. fan. crab steamer.
RUGS, Oriental design, NEW 9x12
$50, 9x15 $50. ORIENTAL RUG
MART, 1905 @ st. NV, ME. g.
O416.
RUGS, genuine oriental, all sizes,
drastically reduced, CAsSABIANr
1904 20" st. at Wis. ave.
RUMMAGE SALE = st Paul Meth
odist church, East West hwy. and
Grub I'd. Oct. 10. IL. IL. $50
am. to 800 pm.
RUMMAGE sALE-cheyy Chase
Methodist Church, 1901 Conn.
Fri. 9-5. Sat. 9 to 1.
and mahog consoles, left in lay
away, Zig-zag attach, bal. S27.
Terms, 81. wk. Elk. 3-0540 day
or night. Free home demo.
SEWING MACH. Singer. recond..
sews like new, with zig-Zag att.
Del. night or day. RA. 3-61s1.
SEW. MACHS., all makes recond..
guar. S1495 UP. SEW. MACH.
EXCH.. 1926 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
LA 6-695O.
SOFA, 2 piece sectional and match
ing chair. Best offer AP. 7-297S.
STEEL DRUMS, 55 gal. clean. 81
NV. HU. 3-4421.
SWEEREhp UnlVeIohL, eLeC:. 4utet
Dreamsleep mattress and springs,
2 scatter rugs. CO. 5-536S.
TAPE. PRERECORDED. 2 track
stereo tapes at 50-6O%e OIL while
stock lasts. Compl. select. Of A.
track stero tapes at 30ce off. Free
47-page catalog. SAXITONE. 1776
Columbia I'd. NV. No. 7-3384.
THEATER SEATS, upholstered,
over 1000. Low price for fast re-
moval. Call OF. 1885.
TIGER, mounted and stuffed, rare
from Far East. Open for bid. For
appt., call OIL. 6-4969. before 10
am. or between SO pm.
TIRES, used. S3.45. any size pas
senger. Also truck tires. BENNING
TIRE SHOP. seth and BenninR I'd.
ne. 399-970S.
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RUMMAGE SALE - st Paul Meth
odist Church, East-West hwy. and
Grub I'd. Oct. 10. IL. IL. $50
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SITUATI0NS-MEM

COLLEGE GRAD, 5 yrs, teaching
experience, wants part-ttme work
evenings and/or Saturdays, No
door -to-door saleswork. Phone
451 -40o2 after 5 pm.
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TERMS AVAILABLE
Marlo'S Warehouse Outlet
1923 18th st. NV.
(Just Above Thomas Circle)
DE, 24747

P.S.-MARLo is moving in the near
future to large 7-story building,
corner 9TH and Eye SITS. NV. All
current merchandise greatly re-
duced.
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Resident Manager Asst.
RESIDENT MANAGER

for large luxury gar
fer woman, no small children.
Salary plus apt. State aualifi-
cations and experience. BOX ZOE
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GIRL desires days work for Sat.
Al references. Experienced. 667-
5o4Q
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FARM AND GARDEN
lcoNTlNUED)

RICH TOP SOIL, no rocks, weeds
or clay. VEINS GARDEN CENTER
SIS truckload. 773-7496.
TOP sOII-Rich chester loan. Big
load. Delivered. SIS. j. MANGELS.
HE. 4-7649. tn. 2-342S.
TOPsOIL-Very good rich topsoil
!. for lawns and greenhouses. Very
reasonable. RE. b-1199.
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL
SEASONED OAK fireplace wood.
S25 q full cord. S14.50 for " cord.
1895 in. lengths avail. JU. g.
ROOMS FURnISHED-N,W.
ADJ. STATE DEPT.-TV in your
ssSsSo 1 a iisisF s R!W $Es Ss ssanaSI sl4
ALTURAS HOTEL
24-hr. elev. and switchboard. din.
rm. Transient, 50 day up. perm.
3-6116. 1909 10th st. NV.
AREA DUPONT CIRCLE
HOTEL WESTMINSTER
1907 18th ST. NV.
Large comfortable rooms with run
ming water. elevator, good .transp.
Daily rates, sgle., 50. dble., So,
weekly. singles. S14 up. doubles
$50 uD.
PHONE 332-s9S5
ATTRAC. FRONT ROOM = Cow.
transp., shops, suitable for govt.
or dntn. empl. 1107 Mass ave. NV.
CAIRO HOTEL
Rooms with Tv from SIS week.
Complete Hotel Service
1915 Que st. NV. HO. 2-2104
CALVERT ST., 1914 Single clean
rm:, Frigidaire. next bath. -S12: 80
wkly. WO. 6-1719. NO. 1886.
CLEVELAND PIX, 1921 saith pl.-
Lge. well-furn. 2nd II. cor. rm..
next bath. shwr., Diet. home. Pkg.
Gentleman. $50 mo. EN-. 3-0371.
COLUMBIA RD., 1834-$1l.6O wk.
single rms. dbles., SD. Clean,
warm. TV showers. Men. AID. 4
1880.
DUPONT CIR, 1925 18th st. NV.
Ii. 2-7ISa. RE. 7-sl1s.
DUPONT CIR. 1927 10th st.. NV.
baths. maid service. HUI. 1896.
HOTEL JOHN KILPEN
Room without meals. S17-$37 week.
With full-course meals. $26.S46.
Rooms Re-, daily; $3.50 sgl;: $3.50
SSio AsHME FAD Fl. 4eS-4sSs,
s blocks north Of Dupont circle.
off Conn. ave. on Kalorama So.
LARGE ROOM, cooking PRIVILEGES,
convenient tranSp. Call DE. 2
O07O. 1915 Que st. NV.
MacARTHUR AREA - Nominal
rental for lady who will be in
evenings. WO. 6-09S8.
MT. PLEASANT AREA-Attrac. lge.
rm.. with pvt. bath. refgr. -privi-
leges. Sgle. man. DE. 2-2763.
NEWLY DECORATED ROOMS. ideal
for men and/or women students.
Call OK. 5-4920 or 667-s475.
SLAUGHTER HOTEL
1928 10th ST. N.w.-weekly rates.
single S16 up. Twin-bed rms. S14
up per person. TV lounge. COM
Elementary Continental breakfast
Mon. through Fri, PIX with
phones in rooms. Bus stop at door.
DU. 7-7666.
UPPER N.W.-Furnished or un-
furnished room for middle-aEed
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REFRIGERATORS
REFRIGERATORS

Areas largest floor display, fully
guaranteed. All sales from $3.50.
PEERLESS SALES CO.
2237 GearRia Ave. AID, 2-21OO
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sITUATIoNs-D0MEsTIC

ABLE DOMEsTICS, live In Iout.
day workers, 81 and fare. 20 yrs.
service to homes. QUALITY, 919
NJ " ava nj S-A9Q2
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JEFFREY GARDENS
A2Ol 9TH ST. Sc. 10. 2-0700
OFFICE OPEN TIL 5 Pm:
DIRECTIONS: Out 8. Capitol st. to
Hot Shoppe, turn left on Southern
ave-, left on Barnaby I'd, left on
18th st. to our sign and Office.
BEACON APIS, 1901 Calvert NV.
Elev., l Dr., !. +. kit. and bath.
SS5. ST. 3-7302. RA. 3-oS75.
BOILING VIEW APTS.-Mod. l.
bedrm. apis. S79.50 incl. all utils,
Rental office. corner End and
Orange SITS. Sc, 10. Z-74l7 or
10. 2-427O. PORETSKY 81 SONS.
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DUPONT CIR. 1925 18th st. NV.
Conn. ave, ldry. facils. maid serv.
LII 2-71QA. RE. 7.6112.
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c-S THE EVENING STAR
X Washington, D. c.
Thursday, October II, 1862

CAPABLE woman, 25-40, to handle
central filing for large real es;;
tate and development co. Good
typist, steady, reliable. Excellent
starting salary, 5-day week, COM
pany benefits. Call Mr.. Ward
EN- o-A4RA
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RECEPTIONIST
PLUSH OFFICE
S20 A WEEK

what a job-practically STRAIGHT
reception in one Of washington S
most plush glass-front offices, Yes.
you will be real busy and YOU
will have to be able to type 80
v.p.m. Actually. however, you Will
have only a few minutes q day
to type. 5-day office; near Con,
GRAY. 2ll woodward bldg. ST.
2.S1o2 (emnl
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RESIDENT MANAGER

widow, for small Capitol Hill Apt.
House. I6 efficiency units. Res.
mgr fully employed elsewhere
could manage this small property
effectively during off hours: Apt
now renting 500 30. would be
available to her for $40 tutils.
incl), or less. depending eXpe-
Hence and ability. EN- 2-Ng1S
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DINING ROOM

Italian Provincial 72-in. china,
oval table, chairs.
Reg. $750-For $3.50
Manufacturers discontinued 1861
Ahe' TERMS AVAILABLE
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL

TOPSOIL-Very good rich topsoil
. for lawns and greenhouses. Very
reasonable. RE. b-1199.
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REFRIGERATORS, recond., guar,
bargains. $29.95 UP. Acme Stove,
lOll 9TH st. NV, MA. S-8952,
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FENCE-Chain link. install your
the tools free CUT RATE FENCE
SUPPLY, rear of Cottage City
firehouse. 40th and Bladensburg
ri n o
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Eastern and Roosevelt
Clash for Interhigh Title

Eastern High School goes
after its fifth straight Inter
high League football cham
pionship against Roosevelt to-
day at D. C. Stadium. A crowd
of $4,000 is expected for the
rematch.
Eastern defeated Roosevelt,
27-0, in last years title game.
The Ramblers then went on to
whip st. Johns, 34-14, in the
city championship game.
The winner of today's con-
test will meet the Catholic
League champion Thanksgiving
morning at D. C.. Stadium for
the city title. The Catholic race
will be decided by Saturday
nights Gonzaga st. Johns
clash at George Washington
High School in Alexandria.
Eastern began its current
streak in 1858 but dropped the
first three city title games. The
Ramblers we're beaten by st
Johns, $50, in 1858, and III
in 1859 and 1860 by Gonzag;
and Carroll. respectively.
Eastern carried a 60 recorC
into today's game against
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Bdrnun1 Ends
Long Drought

LAFAYETTE, La, Nov. Il
AP)-Big John Barnum ended
years Of Illustration yesterday
with his first major tourna-
ment golf victory. In addition,
the 51-year-old pro-known
as a fine teacher of .funda-
mentals-has given the young
Sters a lesson in par-shaving.
He fashioned four sub-par
rounds over the 6,555-yard
Oakbourne Country Club course
for a 72-hole total of 270 to
win the $17,500 Cajun Classic
His was the lowest 72-hole
score ever recorded for the
tournament.
Playing his first golf in more
than a month. Barnum, a tall
husky man who many of the
younger pros look on as a
father" equaled the course
record Saturday with a IS and
then came back yesterday with
a 3-under-par SO to win the
first prize of $4,000 going
away.
Barnum started into the
final 1S yesterday with a s.
stroke lead ever Gay Brewer
OF Tequesta, Fla, 10 years his
junior. Brewer had a 10 for
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Penske Scores
In Grand Prix

CAGUAS, Puerto Rico, Nov.
IL (AP). = Favored Roger
Penske of Gladwyne, Pa, won
the Grand Prix de Puerto Rico,
covering 1853 miles and 80 laps
in the 2-hour endurance test
yesterday.
Penske. driving a Cooper
Special. led from the start and
averaged 1855 miles per hour.
He also set a lap record Of /
minutes, 17.6 seconds.
Penske's victory brought him
$4,000.
Tim Mayer of Dalton, Pa, in
a Cooper Special, and Dan
Quincy of Costa Mesa, Calf,
in a Porshe RS8. finished three
laps behind Penske. Four laps
behind were Hap Sharp ofMid-
land, Tex, driving a Cooper
Monaco, and Ludwig Heimrath
Of Toronto. in a Porsche RS60.
Other finishers among the IL
starters were John Ryan of
Griffin, Ga, in a Porsche
Spayder, six laps off the pace,
who wound up seventh; Herb
Swan Of Cincinnati, in a
Porsche. RS61, seven laps be-
hind, ninth: Bob Hurt of Wash
ington, D. c.. in a Ferrari Tesla
Rosa, is laps back, 18th, and
William Bowman of Wayzata,
Mimi, in an Aston Martin Cor
vette, who completed IS laps.
18th.
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leagues previous high of 279,
registered by several keglers.
AS an American Bowling
Congress award Chapman will
have a choice of five, ring, a
bowling pin trophy, electric
trophy clock, gold belt buckle
or l7-jewel wrist watch.
Chapman's other games were
166 and 277. with the big one
in the middle, for a 692 series,
He enabled his team to set
an all-time league record of
l,150, with Hank Ford contrib
uting 210, Joe Zinicola 239, Bill
Mood 100 and Herb Zost 212.
The previous best was Bowl
Americas 1,l21, rolled this
season.
Chapman recently moved to
the Washington area from
Dayton, Ohio. He averages in
the high 1905.
Ten Pin Coliseum, in winning
two games from Shirley Park
Bowl, retained the league lead.
= y =
Arlene Smith of the North
ern Virginia Travelling League,
who rarely enters duckpin
tournaments, scored her sec
ond victory of the season last
night in winning the Bronson
Qualities Memorial Handicap at
Greenway Bowl.
Mrs. Smith, a longshot victor
in the recent Chesapeake
Women's open in Baltimore,
in which she averaged 1855
for seven games, shot $50 from
scratch, a s. game pace of
1874, and with a 48 handicap
crossed 687 to spreadeagle a
field Of SO in the Armistice Day
event and earn 500. She COL
lected $3.50 in the Chesapeake.
Mrs. Smith shared credit
with a good luck charm" her
4-year-old son, Richard.
He really came through for
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Frederick Golf
Won by Mullen

FREDERICK, Nov. IL (Spe-
ciaD Dick Mullen, a driving
range operator from Hagers-
town, proved again he is one Of
the most dangerous pros in the
Middle Atlantic area over 1s
holes when he won the WV
Country Club pro-member golf
tournament here yesterday with
a 2-over-par 70.
Lloyd Kelley Of Manor tied
for second at 70 with Vic Conte
Of Chestnut Ridge in Baltimore.
Charley Bassler of Indian
Spring was fourth with rs.
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v
FINAL TEAM STANDINGS
557-Unlted States (Arnold Palmef,
6s-1s-6g- ab-54- oy-27S; sam sneaa,
bS-o5-12-3o-3y -14-27gJ.
6Sg@3Arsentina SFidel ds Luca: e.
eenzo, 7I-6S-6g -35 -33-6S-276).
ouy--Austrslia CKel Magic. 1875
17-35-33-4 S-zS3; Peter Thomson,
69-uy-73- 3y-36-75--2SuD.
1871 4-73--204).
5s6-France (Roser Cotton. 75-72-
z4-39-3S-77-- Jean Geraislde,
7l-74-6g- 34-39-73-2S7l.
za es1@ al s1 200 Juan seTsda 7s-z
10 ~ SIS -3S $3.50.
:, 5so-55azil dose Maria Gonzales
Htto, .77-69-S0 -35-41-7b-302; Mario
Gonzalez, 72-72-73-34-3 3-67--2s4).
9-42-sI-3Ol; David c. Thomas 5S-
o5ssa3selsiam donald swaelens, ~
b hSSaS-ss 35so1 14Ssli lO5y Van
5s9machins Chen chiang-Po, II
76-73-73-37 -43-SO-3O2).
5S9-Japan lTadashi Kitta, 70-75-
76-36-3s. 74-295;, Torakichi Naks-
mphE va 7 so,,is s7s1 80: -S61zS529D;
son, 73-77-77-ss- 4o-7s@so5: Gary
Player. 69-69-76-3 6-35-7I-2S5)
90 ogGItaly tAlfonso Angelina. 6s-71-
gs5S -ssss-aa442sI SoSydilliO 5Olosness'
593--Spain Close Gallardo, 1871
72-36-39-75-302; Angel Miguel, II
ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
-, 5s8M5NeeT Zealand Bob Charles, 81
d dS174 ZEE S1o24ss Ernie ME sOuthsf-
59S-Philippines tBen Arda, 77-70-
49, 5-3e-s7 -75@S0SS. 4us''' ~
699-Colombia (Miguel sala. IL 52-
70 7$-77.Ss- S-soWS 8es9n e'On1Sie1'
599-Ireland tJames Martin, 74-75-
! 55-41 39-S0-304; Christy O'Connor,
1871 -73-3S-34-7 2-295).
o 5S9--;Esypt (cherif Said, .s1--72-74-
7s.74-73- SO 40 76ms0i1. w 'O'
8O2-West Germany Herbert Beck
er, 76-77-75.39-37-76 -304: FriedeI
Schumacher, .76-74-7s-34-36-7 O-29Sj.
~ S254m 40 sS tAguStin MARTINEZ So
3569-7I -3s- 80 -77.2eoj.
~ 6s0a4ma &C lAnisio Araya, liza
1195-39-39-5s.300; Enrique orellana,
77 94oss@ "a gotto Sleeper II
Rley. 26.6S-7s-3Sy -s 60nsta a. tins
72-75-35-40-75-300; George Knud-
son so6 79-559-75-s4 -41.z575.s0sl
36-37-7 3ESO4; wiifredo ucuimans,
| 75-7S-7S-36 -3S-74-3O5)
o119s% 10 lTeobaldo Perez. 76-
14-I7-39-3 g $500; Francisco Con-
90 6li36 1 4 en- tcsTl Poulsen; 1913
sen, 73-7s-7s-S3- 4e-73w3o2A, 80, $50 ~ g
6l5@oHolland Jan ouderdorp, 72-
saO-Portugal fernando Pima, 70
Ribeiro. 2-7s-s4-ss-3 7-75E32sl.
6S1"o al Carlos Rodriguss,
,63550oSSweden tJake Berquist. SOIL
1891 -S1-40-41-S1-326).
647-Puerto Rico Juan Rodrisues;
B Sever so,sf ss4 cshsTl'i
650-Ecuardo tJose Areguipa, So
1894 s2.42 :45-S7-329l.
mo official scorel Scotland John
only today's round. having Withdrawn
on the first Is holes because of ILL
John Panton, 71-72-74-3e-3e-72
Eric Brown, 4O-35-75.
Individual Leaders
l-Roberto de Vieenzo. Argentina.
II -6S-69-6S-216
2-3-Arnold Palmer. United States,
t8S- 72-69-69--27S; Peter Alliss. Eng
land. -34-6S-27s
Sam Snead, United States, 6s-
65-72-35-39-74--279. -.'.. =.
ALFONSO .Angelini, Italy, 6S-71.
6S-36-3S-74-2S1.
6-7-Fidel de Luca, Argentina. 6s
2-3S-35--73-2S3; Kel Magic
Australia. 73-65-77 as -33-6S-2S3
S-Mario Gonzalez. Brazil. 72-72-7'
: "a 33--67-2S4
9-Gary Player, South Africa. SO
+ 1896 35--7I-2S5.
, 10-Peter Thomson, Australia, SO
69-73-39- 36-75-2S6.
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TITLE ALMOST BLOWN
Snead, Palmer
Win by 2 Shots

SAN ISIDRO, Argentina,
Nov. IL (AP).-The United
States held its third straight
Canada cup golf title today but
the American tandem of Arnold
Palmer and Sam Snead almost
lost it on the treacherous 10th
hole Of the Jocky Club course.
The 10th hole is a par 4,
466-yard dogleg to the right
which appears harmless enough
but is lined with hidden OBJ
stacles.
1t was there that, Palmer
three-putted for a DOGGY S
yesterday. Snead did even
worse, The slammer from West
Virginia hooked his drive near
the towering pine trees, slam
med an iron shot over the back
of the green, hit a bank trying
to reach the putting surface
and wound up with a 6.
1t was there also that the
faltering Snead turned to
Palmer and said:
I'm sorry, Arnold"
De Vicenzo Wins
Argentina's Roberto de VI
cenzo won the individual
championship with a final
round SO, Q under par for the
6,746 yard layout.
Snead, who had led the
tournament during its first
three days, skyrocketed to a
closing "A yesterday, firing four
bogies in addition to the double
DOGGY.
1t was Palmer's 1-under-par
SO that protected the lead of
the Americans, who finished
with an overall score of 557
for the 72-hole test for the
cream Of the stars from 80
nations. The total left Palmer
and Snead two strokes ahead
of de Vicenzo and Fidel De-
Luca, who, fashioned a $50 total.
Australia trailed the Argen-
tines in third with $50. England
was fourth with 572 and France
fifth with 585.
Wins by Two Shots
De Vicenzo used 276 strokes
in the four rounds, outstroking
Palmer and Peter AllisS of Eng
land by two. Palmer and Alliss
had 278s. Then came the aging
Snead at 279, good for fourth
A year ago, Snead, so, teamed
with Jimmy Demaret to win in
Puerto Rico and with Palmer
for a United States victory in
1860 in Dublin. His 272 in
Puerto Rico last year was an
individual record.
Snead wasn't up to his usual
performance in yesterdays last
round. He had carded a SO
and a IS in spectacular rounds
the first two days.
i Snead matched Palmer stroke
for stroke on the front side
each producing a IS. He wen
. two over par on the 10th, miss
ing a 6-footer.
J, Palmer, the Masters and Brit
ish Open champion from La
(. trobe, Pa, wasn't a great quite
yesterday, either. However, hi
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Fight Results

NEW YORK.-Joey Archer, 1904,
New. York, outpointed Mick Leahy.
1854, Ireland. 10.
LYON, Franee.-sugar Ray Robin
son, New York, stopped Georges Es-
tatotf, France. 6 (weights unavailable)
NORTH SYDNEY. Nova Scotia
Blair Richardson, 100, Canada. stopped
MEXICO CITY Fill Nava, I4Oh
Mexico, .outpointed Erique Camarena
1881. Mexico. 10.
] MANILA. - Baby Lorona, 113%
Philippines, stopped Singern Seman
chat, 111K, Thailand, 3.
| TOKYO.-Hoshinori Takahashi, 144
Japan, stopped Billy. Burk, l47, Phoe
nix, Ariz.. 8.
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me in those last two games, u
she chuckled. In these her
scores were 159 and 1856. The
others were 124, 100 and 100.
Second money of $50 fell to
Ann Moss with 538-l12-650.
and Ginger Barnes was third
at 564-72-636 for $35.
Oothers in the payoff were
Dotty Vooksey, 634; Ruth
Domdera, 631; -Sineta Weaver
631; Inez Rhine, $50 and Nellie
Nowlin, $50.
Donald Wilson of fancy
town, Md. won the Armistice
Day Handicap at the King Pin
with 685 from scratch, a 100
handicap and-745 gross, worth
$500. His strings were ITO, 118,
116, 1870 and Ill.
Howard Blafkin was second
at 621-120-741 for $50 and
Bill Ramberg third with 682-
56-738 for $35, completing the
payoff. There were 81 entries.
\ y i
Jimmy Dietsch and his wife
Jacque are being showered
with congratulations for the
world mixed doubles record
they set Friday in the Pepsi
Cola Mixed Doubles at White
Oak, with Jimmy shooting 49,
and Jacque 40 for 1872. 1t fol-
lowed closely the previous high
of 878 rolled by Sis Atkinson
and Mosely Webb in Baltimore,
1t was a remarkably high
scoring night in the Pepsi Cola,
with the league as a whole av-
eraging 1894.
Dietsch's 482 lifted his top
average to 1878 for 80 games
Dave Volk is next at 1916 and
Jim Wofensberger third with
1909. Elizabeth Barger is far
out front among the women at
100 even.
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Roosevelt did. The Ram
blers lost their league opener
this year to Phelps. 1870. to end
a 2S-game victory streak in the
East Division.
Roosevelt wrapped up the
West Division title two weeks
ago with a 1870 decision over
Roosevelt. The Riders are
coached by joey Kaufman and
Eastern by Dick Mentzer.
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