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The Sidney herald., 1962-07-18
HELP WANTED

MAN WANTED - With equipment -
TO pick and stack bales of hay.
George Provost. Lambert. 26-2tp
The Sidney herald., 1962-07-18
FOR SALE

FOR SALE - Ia IT. Hume grab reel,
n new. Mccormick Deering tum-
bic plow. Call Soren Petersen. Pm.
T98R2. tic
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NOTICE TO

10
Estate of BERTHA EVA GARFIELD.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN by the
undersigned Bud Stevenson, executor
of the estate of Bertha Eva Gaffleld,
deceased, to the creditors of and all
persons having claims against ne SAID
deceased, to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers within four (4l
months after the first publication OF
his notice, TO the said executor at
the offices of Brattin. Habedank &
Cumming, Sidney National Bank, build
ing, Sidney, Montana, the place for
the transaction of the business of said
estate.
Dated July IL. 1862.
Bud Stevenson, executor of
the estate of
Bertha Eva Garfield
Deceased.
BRATTIN, HABEDANK & CUMMING
Sidney National Bank Building
Sidney, Montana
Attorneys for Executor.
publish July l1-l8-25 Aug. IL
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WANTED
MAN OR WOMAN
SPARE TIME

To refill and collect money from our
machines dispensing HerSheyetts.
Gum and Sport Cards in this area.
Easy TO do Excellent income. SAC. 90
cash required secured by inventory.
Include phone number. Write p. o.
Box No. 735. Alliace. Nebraska.
26-2tc
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INSTRUCTIONS

LINZ Nv I1O4No
Autobody repair, auto & diesel me-
chanics. welding and lathe work.
Choose one of these skilled trades
that promises a successful career.
Ne waiting period; new classes start
every month. Free literature on re-
quest. HANSON MECHANICAL
TRADE SCHOOL. Box 17B0-N.
Fargo. N. ID. 2-3tc
FOR RENT
FOR RENT 1 bedroom furnished
apt. Inquire at QuiIlings store OF
phone 555. 27-2tc
FOR RENT Furnished apt. Com
pletely newly decorated. 3 large
rooms n bath. Private entrance.
Utilities furnished. George Haver-
LUX. 303 = 9th Ave. S. w. 27-tfc
FOR RENT - Large 5 room upstairs
apartment. near Quilling's west.
Stove and refrigerator furnished.
Phone 903W. 2S-tfc
FOR RENT - Furnished upstairs apt.
Private entrance. Washing facilities
and utilities furnished. See al 223
2nd St. S. w. afternoons or eve
ninss. Phone 473W. 27-tfc
FOE Rent - 2 bedroom house at 3d.
4th Ave. N. Z. Call SW. 8-344l.
26-tfc
FOR RENT = Small house. Partly
modern. Phone 9o2. 26-2tp
FOR RENT - One 2 room home.
Modern. Phone 197 or see at 622-2nd
st. S. E. Mrs. Elsie Spaur. l4-tfc
FOR RENT II bedroom furn. apt.
23-tfc
FOR RENT = Clean furnished apart
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Can be seen at 207 9th Ave. S. w.
Phone l07l-J 81 SW-8-3525. 23-tfc
FOR RENT - / bedroom furnished
apt. Close in. Private bath and en-
trance. Phone 304W. &-tfc
FOR RENT - 2 bedroom furnished
apartment. See at Quillings Westside
store or phone sos. 23-tfc
FOR RENT 2 bedroom furnished
apt. Close in. 4 rooms and bath.
Dudley Stone, Phone 1921, located
at 2l End St. S. w. 23-tfc
FOR RENT: Kincaid Apt. Phone
l3O-R. 22-tfc
FOR RENT - l newly decorated 2
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BPM. Sven Thirud. 19-tfc
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apt. (modern) Utilities paid. Call
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INC 81. n. w. lS-tfc
FOR RENT - Room. private entrance
and bath. 42l = End St. S. w. Phone
13l-J. l8-tfc
FOR RENT - 4 room apt. with bath.
Partially furnished. See at Alb 2nd
St. N. +. 15-tfc
FOR RENT - We will rent the fol-
lowing items. Garden T1ler. Lawn
Sweeper, Chain Saw. Floor Sander.
Floor Edger, Cement Mixer. Hourly
and Daily rates available. Valley
Howe. Co, Sidney. l5-tfc
EFFICIENCY apartment for rent -
Apply Reclamation Office l24 West
Main. 15-tfc
We will have numerous items for
rent by the hour or by daily rates.
These items VIII most of your
farming needs. Also some dirt NOV
ing equipment. Come in n see
what we have TO offer. Valley Hdwe.
& Impl. &C. i5-tfc
FOR RENT - 3 room apt. Stove and
Ret. Furn. Private entrance. Phone
l57. Andy Swanby. 12-tfc
FOR RENT - 2 ground floor l bed
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i2-tfc
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district. Phone rs. l0-tfc
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floor. Phone SIS. 7-tfc
& S35. Utilities paid. 322 E. Main
l-tfc
FOR RENT Office space. Phone
No. 3 1l-tfc
FOR RENT
2 bedroom apt. Wall to wall carpet.
Grapes. gas, lights, n water fur
nished. S76.50 per month
Apartments all sizes from SAL. so per
month to s6l.50 per month.
CONTACT:
Chad's Furniture
3s-tfc
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WANTED

WANTED - Bicycles, Power Mowers.
and ALL small household appliances
to repair. E. g. w. Repair Shop. 107
N. Central. Phone 604J (rear of Sid
ney Bible Book Store). 23-tfc
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FOR RENT - Furnished upstairs apt.
Private entrance. Washing facilities
and utilities furnished. See al 223
2nd St. S. w. afternoons or eve
nings. Phone 473W. 27-tfc
The Sidney herald., 1962-07-18
Legal Notice
COUNTY BUDGET SoTICE


The Board of County Commissioners
Of Richland County, Montana, will
complete the preliminary county bud
get for the current fiscal year and
said budget will be placed on file and
open 10 inspection in the office of
the County Clerk g. Recorder on
July 10, 1862.
The Board of County Commission
ers will meet in the office in the
courthouse IN Wednesday at 800
A. M, August 8, 1862, for the purpose
of fixing the final budget at which
time any taxpayer may appear nd
be heard for or against any part of
said budget.
Such hearing shall be continued
from day to day and shall be con-
cluded and terminated and the budget
finally paproved n adopted on the
End Monday of August august 10.
1852 and before the fixing of tax
le,-iee nv sI~h Board
Dated at Sidney. Montana. this Bird
day OF July, 1862.
e. L. Hooker
Clerk and Recorder
Ex-Officio Clerk of the
Board
Publish July 4. IL. 10, 1862
Evening star., 1962-04-18
Bethesda Boxer
Advances to
Service Finals

NORFOLK, Va, April Is
(AP).-Ralph Pellicia, a sailor
stationed at the Bethesda
Naval Hospital, used a bull
like attack to upset Ralph Nc
Coy, the defending champion
from Hamilton AFB, Calf, in
one Of the feature matches last
night in the interservice box
ing championships here.
Pellicia now moves into the
final round in the 147-pound
division against Maurice Frilot.
q Marine from Camp Pendle-
ton, Calf.
Also moving into the finals
are John Dixon, 1872, from the
Patuxent River. Md. Naval
Command, and Richard Petit
grew. a Navy heavyweight rep
resenting the Pentagon, Wash
hgton. D. c.
Dixon defeated Leander
Moore Of Camp Lejeune, N. c.,
and Pettigrew defeated Ronald
Pettus Of Lakeland AFB. Tex,
as the Navy battled the Army
to a standstill. Both have six
points after semifinal matches.
The defending champion Air
Force team and the Marines
trail with four points each.
Evening star., 1962-04-18
Scored by Hoyus
Tennis Sweep,
Catholic U. Wins

Georgetown University's ten
mis- team. tuning up for next
weeks Cherry Blossom Invita-
tional Tournament, not only
knocked Loyola Of Baltimore
from the undefeated ranks, but
gave it a blanked look yester-
day.
The Hoyas scored a convinc-
ing 30 sweep as Walter Kit
topped Russ Tontz, IS, 60,
in the feature singles event.
The homecourt triumph ran
Georgetown's record to AZ.
Loyola had won four straight.
Catholic us tennis team also
picked up its fourth victory by
edging Western Maryland, 4-3,
in a match shortened by dark
ness. The Cardinals won the
lone doubles match with Stuart
Neill and Bill Degwitz to gain
the victory after each team had
won three singles events.
Neill also captured the No. /
singles, defeating AL Berman,
8-6, 2-6, 8-6. The victory
gave Catholic a A record
while Western Maryland is 2-3.
Evening star., 1962-04-18
BisonsCdpture
5ReIayEvents.

Howard University took five
relay races and two individual
events in the first annual
Gallaudet College Relays yes
terday. American University
captured three firstS and Cath
olic University and Mt. Mary's
two each.
Al billiard, Americans star
basketball player, won the shot
put and high jump to highlight
the individual efforts.
Summaries:
4sO-yard shuttle hurdles. How
s..t1 ard .AlssOn; II, srsxt9n: ToWnsepS .,ian and
det' 4. American. Time.O:55.
3OO-yard dssh-1, MacFadden. Gal
lsudet; 2. Townsend. Howard; 3, Al
stop i,,56S. HoxarS; I.d,fH fim9MS;32 7eisG Mt g,
MaTys tKnipiins. Powers: CLARKE.
NeiahaEt; q Howard; p ooallaudet;
440;yaTd Pat Mans Relay-I; How
:. r. Mt. st St. NAYS. TimeMo:5s.
440-yard relay. Howard Csims,
Townsend, Gray, clinkscale); 2. Cal
laudet: 8, Mt. st. Mary's; 4, Cath
olic. Time-Q:44.6.
Hoes2d taG5EaFs fsIsIs Bosh Sfs't H. AAitpg
3, Omen. American; 4. Nesvig, GAL
Short sprint medley relay. Cath
Ole Oeeny, Smith, Dockery, BlaseD;
2: HoEsrd; ?. NJ: St; Mary,s .Galls5Hi-
fed. ,Time--2:O3;7.
L.Gd SEils MafpSy afIszl MasEsehsn NJ a. MssE. Rsd
american. haTslii n TTEimnee%rs:aS.7'o o'iiAuoe'' T.
ss0;yard relay-l, osllaudet David
2, Mt. st. Mary's; 3, Ca lholic; How
ard won but was disqualitied). Time
Four-mile relay. Howard (Fayyed.
O'Dood, Fleming. Pickett; 2, Mt. st.
MaTy's; 3, oaliaudet; A. American.
one-mile relay. Howard CHArris-
town. Townsend, Aston, Jacksonl: 2,
Gallaudet: 8. Mt. st. Mary's. Time
Shot putt. billiard, American: Q,
Bernard, Howard; 3, zacharinsen,
Gsllaudet; 4, o'orazio. Catholic. Al
rep Pole s'a vauit@1 snite Coward. American;
High jump-Dillard, American; 2,
Whelen, Mt. st. Mary's: 3. Aston,
Howard; 4, Yerrick. American. 5 feet
Discus-1.. o'orazio, Catholic: .,
Mary''s; 4. Farrel. Mt. St. Mary's.
12O feet 11ha inches.
Broad iump-Johnson, Howard; 2.
couthen. Gallaudet: 3, Hines Howard;
Evening star., 1962-04-18

events, there the issue will be
settled if Suitland isn't blanked.
The hopes Of third-place
William Stalcup Furniture
sailed away last night on the
wings Of a 81 beating by
Wheaton Triangle Lanes while
Suitland was clouting Fair
Lanes. Hill & Sanders remained
alive by winning two from
Mann's Potato Chips.
Stalcup Furniture's defeat
was something Of an oddity.
Three of its members topped
400, Bob Snyder with 419, Pat
Crescent with All and Billy
Stalcup with 406, and Wheaton
had none to match them.
Wheaton won the second game
by four pins and the Stalcups
averted a shutout in the third
when Crescent fired a ITS and
his team an even TOO.
All except Suitland, Hill &
Sanders and Stalcup Furniture
have been mathematically
erased.
Except for Crescenzi's big
shot, there were no outstanding
performances last night.
Blackie's House Of Beef swept
Crystal Door Restaurant, Be-
Bowling Center shaded
Evening star., 1962-04-18
Colonial Banquet
Slated Toniqht

Between $50 and 300 diners
will applaud seven awards re-
cipients tonight at Kenwood
Country Club at the annual
George Washington University
All-Sports Banquet.
The sponsoring Colonials,
me, booster group will recog-
nize the outstanding senior
football and basketball players
and the most valuable foot
ball player. They will receive,
respectively, the Tuffy Lee
mans, Tommy O'Brien and the
Campbell-Kaufma trophies.
The nature of the other four
awards is secret, as we'll as who
will receive them.
Art Donovan, Baltimore Colt
tackle, will be guest speaker
Freedmen activities start at
$3.50 o'clock. Tickets will be on
sale at the door for those
unable to make advance reser-
vations.
Evening star., 1962-04-18

House. Typemasters, Suburban
Propane. Bish Thompson's Res
taurant and B. Frank Joy.
Other winners were William
B. Maske Sheet Metal. Ameri-
can Home Improvement and
Anacostia Spillway.
Mary Ann Davis Of Bowl
America GlasSmanor, the PAGER,
rolled 331 for 1853 and run
nerup Thelma Cease Of Royale
Angus matched it to a stick for
l14-88. Third-place Dotty Muir
ply of Twinbrook Restaurant
had 337 for 114-33 with Mary
Reed Of Glassmanor next with
355 for 1888.
The first six teams: Royale
Angus, 60-30; Typemasters and
American Home, 57-33 each;
Suburban Propane, 56-34; B.
Frank Joy, 53-37 and Glass
manor, 51-39.
Evening star., 1962-04-18

Clark-Fontana Paint and Bowl
America edged Pepsi-Cola.
Jimmy Dietsch Of Clark-Fon-
tana Paint, the individual lead
ers. rolled SSs for 1919. Run
nerup Eddie Owens Of Fair
Lanes had S96 for 1877 and
third-place Sonny Weldon of
Clark-Fontana Paint tailed 367
for 130-48.
The standings: Suitland
Bowl, 57-36; Hill & Sanders,
$40; Stalcup Furniture, 81
Al; Clark-Fontana Paint, So
43; Blackie's, 49-44; Pepsi Cola,
48-45; Bethesda, 47-46; Wheat
on Triangle, 47-46; Mann's, As
48; Fair Lanes, 1855; Bowl
America, and Crystal Door, So
81 each.
\ y 4
Five Of the nine matches in
the District Women's Minor
League ended in shutouts, yet
there were no bulky scores. The
374 of Betty Peters of Queens
town was high, followed by Dot
Cooksey'S 373 for Typemasters,
Inc, and Teresa Anastasi's 367
for Fontana's Bowlarama.
Sweep were managed by
pacesetting Royale Angus Beef
Evening star., 1962-04-18
FIVE FIGHTS SPICE ACTION
Hawks, Leafs AIIEven
In Stanley Cup Finals

CHICAGO, April 18 (AP).-
In a game that had everything,
the Chicago Black Hawks de-
feated the Toronto Maple
Leafs, Al, last night to square
the Stanley Cup championship
best-of-seven playoffs at two
games each.
1t was the usual raucous Chi
cago Stadium crowd - an
nounced as 1866 but more
likely 81 ,000-going into fits of
littering the ice with debris.
1t was a game of five fights
among players and several in
the stands among fans-and a
game crammed with "a penal
ties consuming a total of "a
minutes.
It was a game in which To-
ronto Goalie Johnny Bower
suffered a groin injury mid
way in the first period doing
the splits in stopping Bobby
Hull's tipping shot. After about
four minutes, Bower asked to
be excused because of pain. He
was replaced by Don Simmons,
who was with Boston six years
before going to Providence in
the minors last season.
Bower HOSpitalized
The 37-year-old Bower was
hoSpitalized for treatment and
may miss the rest of the play
offs.
One minute after Simmons
took the nets, Reg Fleming
scored his first goal of the
playoffs and his first of the
season against Toronto. He
added another at 1881 of the
final period.
Hull. who scored against
Evening star., 1962-04-18
AU Crew Faces
Rollins Today

WINTER HAVEN, Fla, April
1s (SpeciaD American Uni
versity of Washington, D. c.,
rows against Rollins College
here today on the second leg of
a four-race tour through
Florida.
American yesterday was de-
feated by Jacksonville Univer-
sity on the st. Johns River
The Florida school was timed
in 5:03 for the mile course and
finished two lengths in front
Of AU.
American will race Florida
Southern on Friday and Tampa
University on Saturday to COM
plete its tour.
Evening star., 1962-04-18
SHENANDOAH
RESULTS

1st-6 fur; $1,000.
FOray's Boy Dlg'O) 1900 100 4.e0I
Haste Countess Hrm'ck) 9.lO
Aghabal. Star Bracelet. Speedy An
Time, Bo Lofland. Time. l:l47s.
2d-Mile and 20 yds.; $1,000.
Two Star Final
(Davidson) 11.SO 800 $50
Doc M. D: Palumbo) $50 500
% Jimmy '1s A. Sic sicoia. sis-aueen, Merry Merry
Eagle. swaying Fern, Coral Ridge. Boy
in Blue. Time. 1:492s.
DAILY DOUBLE u-6) PAID $4,000
SS,.t SfM6 HI aqri; G,SIi Sdi;loo.
DeissdoD a7.OO $50 500
Music Drama PappaO 500 4.8O
Devils White tRiston) $40
Nekton. Kate's River. League Baby
Quiet Life. My Kareer. Time. 1:16.
Ish%'T Iuf6e FRI rus Smith SitilOO 74o $50 4.so
Brandy Lane DePalo) 1910 500
Bristol B. &C. Clark 4.SO
Mad JOY, Interrogation. MacJohn.
! ~
5th-6 fur; $1,000.
Red Arrow Smith 500 400 800
Round Pie French) 4.8O $50
BlaEon Star Kendle) $50
Top Front. Bill Pac, Occupied Lady,
Cresswoods Ace, Just William. Little
Huskie. Chanting Lady. Time. lis.
sth-e fur; $1,000; 1:14Hs.
sausi %nTT ReyEOdss kslG fdssa seo t4S 1t4S ssS sS
Dea's First (LiddIe) $50
Gwen NJ. v, Heir Conditioned, Crom
Dubh, Mr.. Clarkville. Moonlight Mist,
Leave 1t Alone. Lemoyne. Time. 1:143s.
1th-lit mi; $1,000.
Carroll Road Dav'onJ 500 $40 gao
Fight (JOhnson) $50 800
Royal Wisdom (BorEemenke) $50
Bright Daze. Kun on Doc. Time,
School Gaper per. Rids} as.4O $50 400
Brandon Park (Gordon) $40 800
Night Retreat (ReynoIds) $3.50
Miseracordia, Captain Bligh, PetkenS,
TWIN DOUBLE-There were no
tickets sold on the combination Of s
Carroll Road and l School Caper).
Therefore. the payoff was made to
was. S995.40. There were nine ticket
holders.
9TH mi; S1,1O0.
Barrach (EspinOsa) SEQ 4 80 500
No Excuse tKendle) $40 $50
CharliepO (BOrgemenke) 800
Rendina. First Billing. Red Chief,
Lonesome Steve. Time. :432s.
Attendance. 3,314; handle. $172,644
Evening star., 1962-04-18
MucDouguI Stors
As Knights Win

Tom MacDougal hurled this
third straight route-going job
and belted a key two-run single
as Montgomery Junior College
nipped Baltimore Junior Col
lege, 7-6, at Takoma Park
yesterday.
MacDougal's hit scored the
tying and winning runs in a
four-run eighth inning for
MIC. Clark RADON also hom-
cred for the victors.
Baltimore J.C. lOl OO2 O2O-6 s 5
Montgomery J.C. 100 OOI 14x-7 s 2
Slatow, Shauck (s) and Lloyd; Mac
Dougal and Baker, Donnelly 90. HR-
RADON. MIC; Borsted, BIC.
Evening star., 1962-04-18
Argyle Has
Tough Road
In WDGA

Argyle, defending team
champion in the Women's Dis
trict Golf Association and
perennially strong. may have it
tougher than usual this season.
Argyle barely got by Court
House, 5-4, in first-round play
yesterday at Chevy Chase. The
defending champions won all
three nassau points in the final
match to beat Court House, the
latter making its debut in the
association.
In next Tuesdays matches at
Argyle and Chevy Chase, which
drew a bye yesterday, meets
Court House in probably the
top attraction. Argyle draws a
bye.
The championship is decided
on total points in a round
robin series and should Chevy
Chase beat Course House next
week it could take a lead Argyle
might find tough to overtake.
Meanwhile, Washington took
the lead by virtue of its 712-ll2
victory over Indian Spring
Army Navy, champions two
years ago, defeated Prince
Georges, 6l2-2l2.
Results:
Argyle, 5; Court House, 4
Mrs. Frank Cush and Helen Konopa,
Argyle, scored Ia points to Ia for
Mrs Richard Martell and Mrs. Bruce
Bollerman. Court House. Mrs. w: F,
scored "a a point to ga for Mrs. Wal
ter Goodrich and Mrs. N. F. McClary,
Court House. Mrs. Pat Martino and
Mrs. N. J. Ruitenberg, Argyle, scored 3
points to 0 for Mrs. Kay Gressley and
Mrs Elizabeth Hanna, Court House.
Army Navy, 61z; Prince Georges, 2i1
Mrs. N. I. Looney and Mrs. Z. w.
King. Army Navy, scored y point to
ga for Jane Bostrum and Mrs. Jack
Smith, Prince Georges. Mrs. r. J.
Griffith and Mrs. J. r. Kullman, Army
Navy, scored points to 0 for Mrs
Adelaide Lewis and Mrs. Mildred Krei-
der, Prince Georges. Mrs. r. A. Chap
man and Mrs. /. w. Elliott, Army
Navy. scored 3 points to 0 for Mrs
Peter WiSher and Mrs. Tessie Cox.
Prince Georges.
Washington, 712; Indian Sprin, IIs
Mrs. c. L. Egenroad and Mrs. w. A.
Walsh Washington, scored 8 Joints to
o for Mrs. William Weitzen and Mrs
Lloyd Dennis and Mrs. H. r. Lady,
Harry Hersherg. Indian Spring. Mrs
WASHINGTON. scored 3 points to 0 for
Mrs. Ben Frauwirth and Mrs. K. g.
Giles, Indian Spring. Mrs. G. W.
Calvert and Mrs. John Connolly. Wash
tngton. scored Ia points to Ia for
Mrs. Irwin Ritz and Mrs. Eli Amanuel
Indian Spring.
Manor, 8; Army Navy, g. Manor, 6Ia;
indian Spring ga. Chevy Chase. 8;
Third teams at Army Navy: West
briar 8; Columbia 21a. Prince Georges
SA: Kenwood, ~.
Navy; 81; Noreck, ga: Bethesda, s;
Manor. 3.
Evening star., 1962-04-18
Jumison PAGES
Terp Golf Win

Ron Jamison, former st.
Johns star from Vienna, Va,
shot a one-over-par 73 yester-
day to lead Maryland's golf
team to a TO triumph over
Georgetown.
1t was the 22d consecutive
victory on its home course for
the Terps, who ran their rec
ord this season to 6-1. The
lone loss was a one-point set
back at Clemson.
The summaries:
Scales defeated Valinlie, g and 8;
Jamison defeated Graham, 5 and 3
RICHTER defeated Blazak, . and /: Ri
vera defeated Lewandoski, 6 and 3
Leavy defeated Kaiser, 4 and 2: Burd
defeated Kepley, 4 and 3: Horne de.
feated Linkin, and 3.
Evening star., 1962-04-18

Bower, also tailed against Sim
mons, and each time Stan Mi
kita got an assist to boost his
playoff points - in six games
against the Montreal Canadi-
ems and four against the Leafs
to 19. This is one short of
matching a playoff series rec
ord set by Gordie Howe of De-
troit in 1855.
The only shot to get past
Goahe Glenn Hall-who made
80 stops-was by Red Kelly in
1903 in the first period, cut
ting the Hawks lead to 81.
Action From Start
The tempo was slambang
from the start.
Only II seconds had elapsed
when Chicago's Murray Balfour
and the Leafs Bobby Baum
yanked off their gloves and
started betting each other.
The timetable for other
scraps: 1908 Of the first
Bronco Horvath (ChicagO VS..
Carl Brewer; 1858 Of the Sec
ond - Fleming (ChicagO VS..
Ron Stewart; 1880 Of the third
Fleming VS.. Tim Horton;
1924 the third-Mikita VS.,
Frank Mahovlieh.
The Mikita- -Mahovlich crisis
was rather barbaric. Th y
squared off, sticks swinging at
each others head-a throwback
to the gladiator era. They were
stopped before landing any
skull-cracking blows.
After tomorrow'S match in
Toronto, the series moves back
to Chicago for the sixth game
Sunday. The deciding seventh
game, If necessary, will be in
Toronto Tuesday.
Evening star., 1962-04-18
WOMEN,S GOLF

Mrs. j. P. BresSler won low
net by matching cards with
Mrs. w. Lund in the opening
ladies' day golf tournament
yesterday at Congressional.
Mrs. Bressler had 98-23-75
and Mrs. Lund, 105-30-75.
Mrs. G. E. Rosden won low
gross with SO. Nina Compton
was second with SO.
Evening star., 1962-04-18
BOWLING
SuitIund Close
To Major Title
BY ROD THOMAS

Only barrier stands between Suitland Bowl and the
championship of the AStar Major District League following
shutout victory last night that bulged its lead four
with six to go.
Next Tuesday, its home lanes Suitand will take on
runnerup Hill & Sanders and barring sensational turn of
Evening star., 1962-04-18
Racing Results
Laurel

lst-S2. 800; cling: 3-yr. mdns.; 9 fur.
Father Jim H'i0sa) 4.2O $50 $40
MidvAle (Church) 4,4O $40
Asian Princess Ferraro) 4.4O
Jaeger. Temerity, Miss winmore.
Fanny Parker, Delaware Mr., Marine
Jet, Nearly Missed, Rustic Rose, Macs
Request. Time. 1:15.
2d-S3. 600; cling; 3-yr.: 6 fur.
Blk French) 1880 $50 $40
Extra Margin (AddessA) 1,4O 500
Perish RYAN, 2l,OO
Why Listen. True Bill. Science Ma
Jor. Rayherst. Divy Den. Bodacious
Big Combat Jeep. Arctic Royal. Time.
1:l3ls.
Evening star., 1962-04-18
Fights Last Night
By the Associated Press

oS IAe AeooSldIeO FIeoS
SANTA ROSA. Calf.-Marcello Var
gas. 1851. Durango, Mexico. knocked
out James Patrick, 145. Alameda.
Calf. (6).
LONDON. England.-Junior Cassidy,
Nigeria, outpointed Freddie King,
London 80. Lightweights
LEICESTER. England-Johnny Pres
eott. 1891. England. outpointed
Mariana Echevarria. 20l34, Spain 10J.
Evening star., 1962-04-18

SO so turned in . sharp effort when third here
for $1,000 and gets vote GRAY ROCK q handy
winner for $500 and is very sharp. DIXIE LINE is
coming to top form now.
Evening star., 1962-04-18
SPORTS ON AIR

Baseball
Washington at Detroit,
WTOP-1500, 1880 pm.
Evening star., 1962-04-18

800: cling; 4-yrs. & up: 7
fur.
Eneanto (Boland) $50 $50 ESQ
Lucky OrsOn (BaeEa) 800 800
King Judex (ErricO) $40
Electioneer. Quinn Honey. Tag and
Run. Could Be. Sim Feiner. Pinxit.
Time, l:25b.
cling; 3-yr. mdns.; fur.
Bold Maneuver Clark $50 4.2O
Shady Gee (W0Odhouse) $50
Fleet, Regal Idea, Big Nugget, Flower
Burst. Time l149s.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S71.40
Evening star., 1962-04-18

DEAD SET had lead at Bowie for $1,000, takes .
sharp drop here and might upset. STAR NURSE
third for $500.
Evening star., 1962-04-18
Aqueduct

DAILY DOUBLE PAID S42.2C
Evening star., 1962-04-18
JOE KELLY.S SELECTIONS
Selections Made for Fast Track
Post Time. 1:3O Pm.
T RAcE-Pur.s. $4,000; claiming ss.OOO: 8
SECOND EAcE-Pgr.. se:sOO: eI.lmns $500, Four

PINELANE Hashed early speed IN last before
giving way, but gets good figure here. SHE'S CAT
heavily played when third and looks like the
to beat.