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Evening star., 1962-06-18
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SALE OF VALUABLE
ROW BRICK DWELLING BEING
KNOWN AS PREMISES NUMBER
S24 KENNEDY STREET NORTH
BY Virtue Of 9 certain deed OF trust
duly recorded. In Liher No. 1855.
ordS Of the District Of Columbia.
and at the request Of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned
trustees will sell. at public auction
DAY. THE NINETEENTH DAY OF
JDNE; JDD,NNIE ;;,r,,Ap; 1S62. At ONE
described land and premises, situ-
ate IN the District Of Columbia,
lots in Block n :'BrishtWood
the Office Of the Surveyor for
the District Of Columbia in Liber
A 55ddoa at Folio 1f2; known as Square
TERMS: Sold subject to . prior
building association deed q trust
a prior second deed Of trust for
approximately S4.674.47; further
particulars Of which will be an
nounced at time Of sale: the pur-
chase price above said trust to
$500 in cash or certified check
required. Conveyancing. record
ing. transfer taxes. etc. Gt pur-
chaser's cost. Adjustments made
as Of date Of sale. Terms to Be
complied with within thirty DAYS,
otherwise deposit forfeited and
and resold at the discretion Of
the trustees. Va
SAMUEL r. GILMAN
FRANK W. MARSALEK,
leg R1112 1h1R TrnnAaaa
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LEGAL NOTICES
RENAH =. CAMALIER, Attorney


1890 Csnnecticut Ave. NV.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia,
Holding Probate Court.-No. 1O5.-
V03, ADMINISTERS Il TO
Give Notice: That the subscriber
Of the District Of Columbia has
obtained from the Probate Coufl
Of the District Of Columbia, Let
terS Testamentary on the estate
Of JULIUS B. GAY, late Of this
District Of Columbia, deceased,
All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned
TO exhibit the. same, with the
vouchers thereof, legally authenti-
Gated, 70 the subscriber, on OF
before the 2oth day Of November,
AID. 1862: otherwise they may
By Law be excluded from all bene-
fits of said estage. Given under
my hand this 10Th day Of May
1862. RENAH p. CAMALIER, 1900
Connecticut Avenue, NV, (Seal)
Attest: ARTHUR p. SMITH, Dep.
uty Register Of Wills for thu
District Of Columbia, CLERK Of ths
Probate Court. je4,11.1S
MORRIS NEIDORF. Attorney
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PUBLIC AUCTION
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE
AT SLOAN'S
715 18th ST. NV.
ON TUESDAY
JUNE 18th
Cm A nmYAIN

- - . @&N - &&NNA Az xAs4N4s
ANTIQUE cherry corner cabinet, an
tique rosewood coffee table, Empire
carved mahogany sideboard, ma
hogany short sideboard, mahogany
extension drop-leaf table with one
leaf and 4 chairs, mahogany Gov
ernor Winthrop desks, Colonial
mahogany table, mahogany spooi
bed, Empire mahogany sofa, ma
hoRany china cabinet, three-piece
parlor suite inlaid with mother
Of pearl, mahogny and walnut
bedroom furniture, modern triple
dresser with mirror and chest OF
drawers to match: upholstered
sofas. and chairs. record cabinet
and lots Of records, hospital bed
with mattress, crystal chandelier,
cedar, wardrobe and cedar chests,
Mitchell dehumldifier, floor and
table lamps, Echophone radio
combination with GarTard record
player, mirrors, prints, pictures,
miscellaneous silver curio objects
china, glassware, bric-a-brac, etc
On view June 18th afternoon; air.
Conditioned gallery. te1e
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lICHAEL J. LANE, Attorney,
211 Indiana Avenue NV.
Washingfon.- ID. q.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Tor the District Of Columbia Hold
ing Probate Court-No. 106. .666.
Administration.-This Is to Give
Notice: That the subscriber. Of
tained from the Probate Court Of
the District Of Columbia. Letters
TestamentaIy on the estate Of
JACOB OPPENHETMEH, late Of
the District OF Columbia. deceased.
All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned
vouchers thereof. legally Slthsn-
ticated. to the subscriber. on. or
before the 9th day Of December.
law be excluded from all benefit
Of said estate. Given under ny ny
EUGENE J. LANE, 2ll Indiana
Avenue NV, Washington. d. c.
ISealJ Attest: ARTHUR p.
SMITH, Deputy Register Of wills
for the District Of Columbia. Clerk
Of the Probate Court. tel1.1s.25
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RAYMOND 3. GABLE, Attorney,
o23 Goth Street NV,
Washlngtans d. c.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia -
Holding Probate Court--No. 1867
go, Administration.-This Is to
Give Notice: That the subscriber,
Of the State Of Ohio, has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the
District Of Columbia. Letters of
Administration on the estate Of
JAMES FRANKLIN YODER, also
known as JAMES ?. YODER and
FRANK YODER, late Of the Dis
trtct Of Columbia, deceased. All
persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouch-
ers thereof, legally authenticated.
to the subscriber, On or before the
29th day Of November, AID. 1862 /;
otherwise they may by Law be ex-
eluded from all benefit Of said
estate. Given under my hand this
18th day Of May, 1862. MABEL v.
WILHELM, 11S6 Robinson Avenue,
BarbeTton, Ohio. (Seal.) Attest:
ARTHUR p. SMITH, Deputy Reg
ister Of Wills for the District Of
Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate
Court. te4,11.1S
I1TT9W a TT n NTW a 1I-----
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ZED WILLIAMS AND
ZED WILLIAMS, JR.

3 Complete Apartments OF
Better Grade Furniture
Also Other Furniture from
Kahey Storage and from
Private Concerns.
Bedrm. suites, kit. sets, liv. rm
pieces, refrigerators. gas stoves
hollywood beds, various tables
odd chests and dreSsers, lamps
and other articles.
AUcTTONEERS. PHONE Ma. s-267e
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AucrroNEERs. PHONE Ma. s-as,
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C. G. SLOAN 8 CO., NC. Est. IS6j
Auctioneers-AppraiseFs
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BETHESDA-WoopBuRN Iss oFFERINc Exsslens vaus
oft Mos: Ave y woodbvrn lmmoeulois entqUs brick split
boths Including suite for n-laws, frspces In
living room ssP1rute dining room, aleleere kitchen with
ssporute breakfast loge doyli1hi recreation
Of ground level plus 32x2ofoef gone urso separate
Utility room. picture book yard view with pFvoeY,
well shybbed with $3475o Open Sat- 1850, Sum-
l.3o6 DIR: ov Moss. Ave. right Goidsboro Rd 10
Rsdwing Rd, lsFt to Rsdwing c., left 70 62O5.
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MANTUA HILLS
Beossifu Wooded sstsins
Step to better living picturesque sububon with all
city conveniences. group Of enthusiastically perfect
temporary homes Three styles choose from. oil with nice
bedrooms, modern sc. Kitchens den fifth bedroom oen-
erous Of gloss in their design provides excellent ventilation
and light Central air conditioning ovoIoble slightly higher
cost These fine homes siuoed quiet -de@soc booking
onto twenty ceres Of dedcoted pork land tas nsuno the.
Pemonence OF their setting Prices $345o0 to $36,5o0
assist you. a5 a
pIREcTIoks Arlington sUts so spproxmoy miles west ss
censs left Bcrey Drive right csnhrook. right
right on Edsnvos open sign.
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An unprecedented sales
boom was recorded for the
firm when M. T. Broyhill &
Sons recorded their 19lst sale
since announcing their in
tention to develop the 1900
acre Sterling City project
near Dulles international Air
)ort.
, Deposits for the houses,
still on the drawing boards,
we're taken at the Broyhill's
Arlington office for sales that
represent SIS million.
A spokesman for the COM
pany said it has already been
forced to stop accepting or
ders for the Glenora model,
a house that sells for $19,650
in the first section Of Sterling
City which is comprised of
328 lots.
Work has alrdeay started
and 10 model homes are seed
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HOMES OPEN SUNDAY I-6
SiENIIsl IIIS:C
CHEVY cHAsE-BHHEsDA OFFICE
BRADLEY HILLS GROVE

spacious home designed for the oroe fomy with wonderful
accommodations for entertaining Equipped with every luxury
ond perfectly maintained deoy ocoted omono beautiful estoe
type homes Oversize living and dining rooms de luxe kitchen
OF todoX five bedrooms ond tiled bos Ouondino oorden
level foniY oom Delightful shoded and londscoped lot CEN
TRALlY AIR CONDITIONED wonderful fomIy home. Priced
In mid 4os.
DlREcros From Wisconsin Ave. Bru Blvd BvInins Tres Rds
LEFT 10 e<S3 ct The end Of Foad and opsn sign.
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Sterling Park
Sales Boom

uled for completion sometime
in June. Prices start at ap-
proximately $1,000.
A proposed $500 million
project, Sterling City is ex-
pected to house about $4,000
persons when 1t Is completed
10 years hence. It is located
some 10 miles west Of Tyson's
Corner on Route Z In Loudon
County, Va.
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Create Entertainment Room

fashioned library table or
more desirably with g long
low chest (Which is more
functional since it also serves
for storage). one can create
the sense Of q room within
q room.
This approach makes Ger
tain extra demands on the
decorating. When the enter
tainment center is more pre-
cisely part of the formal
living room 1t seems particu-
larly desirable to conceal tn
working mechanism of sight
and sound equipment when it
Is not in use. Custom built
cabinets are probably the
neatest way Of accomplishing
this.
Questions and Answers
Question: My sectional
sofa is covered in light blue
and purple floral print. Dra-
peries are white, rug beige
and walls are now q light
Dresden blue. Could you sug-
gest color for walls or should
I leave them blue? There is
also a chair to be recovered
and what color for toss
pillows?
Answer: I suggest white
walls and woodwork and the
blue found in the print for
chair and toss pillows.
Evening star., 1962-05-12
By BETTY PEPIS
Contributing Writer

T. Anyone at all sensitive to
statistics must be aware Of
the increasing interest in es-
tablishing q home entertain
ment center.
Sometimes this is a separ-
ate room that is made q little
more quiet in character than
the old : fashioned rumpus
room or the more modern
family room. More often it is
a part Of the living room
proper but divided from 1t
in some fashion.
When the decision is made
while the architecture is still
in flux, some most interest
ing effects can be attained.
In two recent jobs, a free
standing fireplace provided
the point of division.
Fireplace Divider
A blazing fireplace could
warm both the quiet (music,
television, reading, game
table, end and the enter
tanning and conversation end
Of the room. Since the fire
place was free of both walls
1t was possible to drift from
room to room on either side
Of it.
In another case, a ceiling
high, built-in room divider
(also free standing with pas
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BRADLEY HILLS GROVE
$500 Bradley Blvd.

Magnificent roncher ocoted Woshinotons most exelu
sve cIosein estoe Beautiful surroundings in por-ke
setting An enchonno ond throuohy luxurious home thot will
please the most pocor buyer Featuring spacious living
with huge frepoce formal dining oo oroe st floor fomy
room and de luxe kitchen with liberal breokfost orec Also
fine bedrooms and tile bohs-o the st floor-Overszed
recreoton ROOM bedroom and boh plus sixth bedroom f de-
sredl in doioht lower level CENTRALLY AIR CONDITIONED
Twin copo and ompe parking for guests Excellent vous
the upper Cos.
DIRECTIONS From Wisconsin Ave, drive Budsy Bd Hesy
right Edsnvols sign.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
e2IO s2nd.PI., NV.

Coonio Brick. splendid home in new-house condition; Of
oetve and tosteuy decorated throughout Featuring splendid
living and dining rooms, BRAND NEW DE LUKE KITCHEN.
fine bedrooms and tile bohs Heoted 3d floor dotoy for
ero spoce needed Full basement with ottoced and
oeor0etown-pe garden All needed equipment hos been in
stoled Short wok to bus and convenient Looyee and
Blessed Soeroment Schools real find at only $26o5o
DIRECTIONS Drive Conn Ave Chevy Circle, Western
TO 6210
3znd Piece end sign.
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CHEVY CHASE HAWTHORNE. C.
33Ol Chestnut ST.. NV.

The finest ploee to live in oil Chevy Chose delightful home
In new-home condition. inside and Attractive living and
dining rooms bright kitchen, st floor powder oon oloued
den lovely bedrooms and finished recreation room
with "a boh The gorgeous deep level Iondscoped lot could be
oodeners delight Detoched ooroee Bus downtown onost
ot the door Priced low for this fine oreo in the upper 2o
DIRECTIONS, Out Conn.,
junction with Chestnut ST. NV. right distance open
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BETHESDA-LANDoN WOODS. An immuevIeis avolib
split level located beautifully Handicapped lot with
large brick ffepucs separate dining Jorge modem
equipped kitchen with ample table space bedrooms,
2 bGhs, plus rsesoiion with sliding gloss doors
lsodins TO one Of the potos. oufose Well priced Of
$3.50 Open Sum- 1900 PM DR OUt Bradley Blvd, left
Wilson Ia. TO Morbvy left Iondon Lu right 10 6o2l
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WHITEHALL 1894 Honeywell Lane

superb 2-yeor-od brick spt-Ieve of finest construction
oeoted beautiful deep shoded and extensively ondscoped
o luxurious home with beautiful appointments, and every
modern luxury included Lovely living and dining rooms, de luxe
kitchen of odoy study 4h bedroom twin bedrooms and
boths Delightful omly and oorooe The perfect home
for the executive and his fomiy CENTRALLY AIR CONDI-
TONED Priced In mid-40s.
DIRECTIONS ot Wisconsin Budsy Bsd. Rd,
right Honeywell ons, M 72o4 Honeywell Lane and sign
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SPLIT-LEVEL CENTER FoYER-sss.l.n, sinaneins.
Westinghouse Kitchen $40 persons, duysht puneed
resrsSiion room "opens Through gloss sliding doors 70 puso
fvl basement $24e00 Open Sut and Sum- l2DuFk, Daily
Is blocks 70 pools shops, bus. DIR, Out Wis Ave, left
Of Monirese Rood A mile right Wimort ST. blocks
to 2z2
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ROCK CREEK HIGHLANDS
ses4 CuIver Street

Impressive large Colonial Residence only yeor old
must be sold BY executive leovno the country Wonderful fom
home featuring: Spacious living and dining roos study with
powder ROOM diversified de luxe kitchen Twin bedrooms and
tiled bots Outstanding oorden-Ievel omik with h
lover h ocre) adjoining the pork the reor Short walk to
porochoI and public schools wonderful home for the
tive and his fomiy Low low 4os.
DlREcTIoSa ST.
left 10 1884 Culver end
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44I6 North 4lst Street .
CENTRALLY AIR CONDITIONED

Departing DpIomot must sell EXQUISITE home this weekend
exro-oroe bedrooms color tile boths tostefu corpeno
custom drope utromodem GE Kitchen formal dining roo
mammoth club room 2eor eorooe These and other Of
deluxe home Iocoted select Golf Club Monor Price dostcoIy
reduced to $39,eoo
DIRECTIONS North oIsbs Rood ehssrbrok right on Norh
4lst Street sign.
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sageway on both sides) was
the barrier between the two
areas. Since this was visible
from both sides, the shelves
were not suitable for book
storage, but served instead to
display q collection of OBJ
jects Ceramic and glass;
that looked well from both
sides.
The lower section, however,
opened only into the enter
tainment center and here was
the stereo equipment as well
as storage space for card
table, extra chairs and other
game-playing equipment.
TFeIIis Used
Semi-architectural devices
are sometimes installed to
achieve this divided effect: q
6-foot-wide wood trellis ran
from floor to ceiling in one
room. Painted the tone Of the
walls and ceiling Tin this case
a faint blue), it provided a
permanent but pleasant in
terruption in the long mar
row room.
The entertainment center
can also be marked off sim
ply by skillful furniture
placement. But jutting a sofa
or love seat out from a wall,
backing it up with an old
Evening star., 1962-05-06

D. POpIin pIeots in DoeVone end cotton in four top
bosic coIors. Stitched down oil around permanently
pIeoted washable Black, sond, ehoreroy, chorbrown
5 to IS in the group
The Heeht coYoUns Woshingonicn Sposweor-H Stores
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Cos cots y eeon win their stripes oh~o eoo oIw trim Fine woven
cords pp seesker 1000 cotton l0o9o washable little need to
touch otter drying And their bo skirts don't show wrinkles! Left
blue chorcoo cord Right seersuker in blue brown
ca-row couuay Dssss-AMs
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to order dial 737-75OO
SPECIAL OPERATORS TO SERVE you
r. any time but especially today, 10 to pm
~ Merchandise phone orders
regular delivery in your
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questions for summer Featuring news of
Docrons, DuPont's poIyester fiber and
foshions of Docron@ for fresh and corefree
summer. All this week, Street Floor, Down.
town Store
Evening star., 1962-05-06

?. Junior seoFsesfs BY Jonoskaa Logon, film of
fine royon, in deiieote pink, fIurpine with flowers
Star of the summer night for sizes to IS. From
collection Of beautiful Juniors ot-------i4.ss
TIE Hscht cs--yesss WGshisstonun DrsssssAH Stores
Evening star., 1962-12-16
Terp WrestIers
Whip N. c. State.
For 44th Struioht

Maryland won its 44th con-
secutive Atlantic Coast Confer
ence wrestling match, defeat
ing North Carolina State, 1918,
tonight.
-Four pins by Terp wrestlers
in the first five weight classes
gave the defending ACC cham
pionS a comfortable margin
and Maryland won the match
handily.
Senior Roger Neutze and
sophomore Bob Kopnisky were
the quickest among the pin
ners, but N. C. States Jim
Sawhill pulled off the biggest
upset of the night when he
defeated defending ACC cham
pion Marshall Dauberman in
the 177-pound class.
Summaries:
123 pounds-Neutze CM) pinned
Mitchell in O:56.
l30 pounds-Maunder CMD pinned
Jones in 7:3S.
1877 pounds-Barnes IN, CO. pinned
Quelet in S:53.
l47 pounds-Aurand M pinned
Athearn in 5:38
157 pounds-KopniSky (Ml pinned
Davis IN 2:17.
167 pounds-Geiger IND decisioned
Huntley. 60.
~ pounds-sawhill IN. c. deci-
stoned Dauberman, "a.
Heavyweight : Fountain IN. c.
pinned Burton In 5:32.
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Hoosiers Whip
Tor Heels, o0-76,
End Skid at Three

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Dec
is CAP).-Indiana University's
basketball team pulled out of a
three-game losing streak today
and cut North Cardinals three
game winning string, 90-76.
The Hoosiers hit 36 of 81
shots from the field for 56.S
per cent. They had been under
40 per cent in their string of
defeats.
The Tar Heels connected
with only 80 Of 10 field goal
attempts for 38.5 North Caro-
lima lost starters Ray Respess
and Yogi Poteet on personal
fouls.
Billy Cunningham, North
Carolina sophomore, was an
exception to his teams sour
shooting and connected for 10
field goals IN 10 attempts. He
was high man in the game with
26 points although he missed s
Of his II free throws.
Jimmy Rayl, who had been
in a slump after being No. 2
scorer in the Big Ten last year,
scored "a points for Indiana
and sophomore Jon McGlock-
lin, starting at center for the
first. time added On
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JANUARY II BANQUET
johnson Will Run
Touchdown Club Fete

James B. johnson. jr., prom
inently identified with area and
national sports activities for
years, will serve as the
general chairman of the
Touchdown Clubs 28th annual
Dinner.
Johnson will be the overall
supervisor of the various COM
for the January 18th
fete at Sheraton-Park Ho-
tel.
A four-time member of the
Touchdown Clubs board of gov
ernors. johnson has been as
sistant to the president Of the
Rosecroft Raceway for years.
Johnson has had an extern
Sive background in football and
golf as well as harness racing
AS master of the Castleton
Farm in Lexington, KY, he
was owner of Hoot Mon, the
l948 Hambletonian winner.
In football, he helped pio-
neer the professional game in
New Jersey, developing the
Stapleton team, which later
became the New York Giants.
In baseball, he was among the
Evening star., 1962-12-16

bidders for the Yankee fran
chise before it was sold to Dan
Topping and his associates.
Johnson rode with the best
as a polo player. representing
the famed Aiken IS. c. teams
that included such high-goal
stars as Pete Bostwick and
Billy Post.
He was discharged from the
Air Force with the rank of
captain following World War
II, in which he saw service
as a fighter squadron control
Ter.
Johnson will bring a wealth
of banquet experience gained in
other cities to his assignment
with the Touchdown Club. Sc
lections of winners of the var
ious awards will be made as
the banquet's plans are made
final in the weeks ahead.
Evening star., 1962-12-16
Foley, rs Fovorite,
Koyoed by Jones in 7

NEW YORK Dec. is (AP).-
Dropped in the first round, un-
derdog Doug Jones of New
York came back strong and
knocked out heavyweight con-
tender Fora Foley in 1853 of
the seventh round of a televiSed
l0-round fight at Madison
Square Garden tonight.
The knockout came suddenly
as Foley was leading going
into the seventh round. The
fifth-ranking heavyweight con-
tender had floored Jones with
a left and right in the first
round and seemed on his way
to his second straight victory
over Jones and his 10th in a
row.
Then Jones, who had been
carrying the fight to his sharp
shooting and heavier rival
nailed the Chandler (Ariz.
heavyweight with a left hook
to the jaw. He followed with
Evening star., 1962-12-16
Rudolph Team Takes
Lead of Four Strokes

AVON PARK, Fla. Dec. Is
(AP). - Mason Rudolph and
Kathy Whitworth shot their
second straight 81 today to
take a four-stroke lead after
three rounds in the 72-hole.
$4,000 Scotch mixed foursome
golf tournament.
Rudolph and Miss Whitworth
had 1894 over the 6,535-yard
par 70 Pinecrest Lakes course.
Their rounds of 70-67-67-204
are 12-under par.
Sam Snead and Shirley En-
glehorn moved into second
place with 208. They also shot
their second 67 in a row after
an opening round of IA.
Jon Gustin and Carol Mann,
who were tied for the lead aft
er the second round, failed to
continue the par-smashing
game that produced a 66 yes
terday. They took a 73 for a
210 and third place.
Gardner Dickinson and
Murle Lindstrom were tied with
julius Boros and Mary Mills
at 211.
Dave Ragan and Mickey
Wright, the defending cham
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Gumecocks Top
BuIdWin-WuIIuce

COLUMBIA, S. c., Dec. Is
(AP). - South Carolina over
powered Baldwin, Wallace with
superior manpower in the late
stages Of the game to take a
62-54 basketball victory here
tonight.
The game was nip and tuck
through the first 80 minutes,
but then undermanned Bald
win-Wallace began to tire.
South Carolina, which had been
substituting fairly freely, pulled
away from that point. ~
Bob Walters set a new school
career scoring record of 1,40s
with the IL points he scored for
Baldwin Wallace.
Scott Ward led South Caro-
lima with is points, a fine floor
game and good defensive play.
Evening star., 1962-12-16
Gu Five Falls
To Roanoke

SALEM, Va, Dec. is (AP)-
Roanoke College, which had
some uneasy moments late in
the game, led all the way to-
night to turn back Catholic
University, 57-54.
1t was the fifth win in six
starts for the Maroons, who
closed out their pre-holiday
schedule. Catholic slipped to
"a for the season.
Roanoke was in 'front.'. 1921,
but Catholic, paced by Gene
Koran, cut the deficit to 55-54
late in the game. Two free
throws by Danny Monk pulled
the Maroons to their final
margin.
Horan scored 20 points for
Catholic and was backed by
Bob Orzechowski with IA and
Bill Leahy with 10.
Morris Cregger was high for
Roanoke with II while Ronnie
Simmons hit IL and Paul Dot
eAH1 IN
Evening star., 1962-12-16

+undeniably was a sailfish but il
spat out the bait before being
properly hooked.
The Big Strike
The fourth was it, a really
smashing strike on the port
outrigger line and this fish was
we'll hooked within $50 feet of
the boat. A grab for the rod
and then it seemed as if Mr..
Sail had a pressing date in the
Grand Bahamas, due east.
The reel was a go with 400
yards of 30-pound line and the
drag set as tightly as possible
Yet the fish didn't once slow
until the line was down to less
than a frightening 100 yards
and only then did the captain
consent to throw the gears and
consider backing down.
Even so he backed little, leav-
ing this angler to try to keep a
tight line while the big sail
went into a series of leaps and
dances, Is in all, in the far dis
tance. Then, as it tired, we
gradually gained until, sweating
profusely despite the cold, the
fish could be billed aboard. De-
spite its strength, it measured
only 7 feet, 4 inches, a good
average but not the biggest.
81 Sailfish Caught
That day 35 boats caught 81
sailfish, a respectable score in
any waters. The leader was Fred
B. Patterson of Delray Beach
who boated and released three