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Evening star., 1962-08-25
By MERRELL WHITTLESEY
Star Staff Writer

DETROIT, Aug. 25.-Manager
Mickey Vernon still has hand
some head of coal black hair,
with not even stray gray, but
for a man with his worries, how
long can the blacks hold out?
Among Vernon's pressing
problems are what to do about
Pete Burnside and where to
play Bud Zipfel.
Burnside won his fourth
game this year on May % and
has won once since. Bob john
son and Ed Brinkman botched
up a simple infield popup in
the first inning last night and
the Tigers were off to an Ill
breeze over the Senators before
l14,636.
Pete was in one of his wild
moods. He had 3-and-0 counts
on the first five hitters ano
gave up seven hits and six runs
in the two innings he pitched.
Steve BoroS hit his first grand
slam home run IN the first and
Rocky Colavito belted his 29th
homer in the second. Billy
Bruton hit his 18th off Ed Ho-
baugh.
Zipfel Hits Homer
Burnside, who beat the Red
Sox. 81, July % for his lone
victory since May, has been
looking sharp in relief roles, but
he usually gets rocked as a
starter. Pete, the hardest work
er on the club, is more dis
tresSed than anybody else.
He said the other day he
wonders if he belongs in the
game. He's immensely popular,
! is the Senators player repre-
sentative and a class person.
But one of the opposing man
ayers said recently that Burn
side is not the pitcher he was
this spring.
Zipfel has some potential as
hitter. He blasted a home run
deep into the upper deck here
last night for the only run off
Evening star., 1962-08-25
GIANTS, REDS GAIN GROUND
Lost-PIoce Nets Mokinq
Thinqs Hot for Leaders

from second, but that was all
for DrySdale Cpd. Gene
Weddings pinch single got
another run and Hooks bunt
single produced still another.
Cepeda Goes 5-fOr-5
The Nets first three runs
came on the solo homers by
Throneberry, Choo Choo Cole
man and Kanehl. Willie Davis
hit a homer for the Dodgers,
who were dropping their ninth
game in the last 13.
San Francisco, which has
won only three of its last IL,
got a 5-for-5 night from Or
lando Cepeda in the victory
over the Phillies. Cepeda drove
in three runs on two homers
and three singles while Billy
O'Dell Q5-1D shut out the
Phils on five hits.
Cincinnati, which has won
II of its last 20 since escaping
the Nets in the Polo Grounds,
provided Bob Purkey with the
first 20-victory season of his
eight-year career. Purkey, who
has lost 4, spaced eight hits.
The Reds got all their runs in
the third, with a bases-loaded
single by Eddie Kasko the big
hit.
Chicago snapped Milwaukee's
five-game winning string with
a 15-hit attack that included
four hits in four trips by Lou
Brock. The Cubs staked Bob
Buhl Q0-9 to a ST. lead in
two innings and he coaSted in
with a six-hitter. Hank Aaron
had his 34th homer for the
losers.
Evening star., 1962-08-25
Vernon Can't Find Niche for Bud Zipfe|
Burnside's Mound Slump
Another Senator Worrv

recalled in late spring. and has
been used mostly as a pinch
hitter, which is not his dish.
Burnside deserved a better
fate in the first inning last
night.
He retired the first batter
and Bruton then hit a high
pop near third. Johnson was
under it, Brinkman approached,
and at the last second Bob
stepped back and the ball fell
at his feet. Burnside walked Al
Kaline. to load the bases, and
BoroS unloaded them.
BoroS, who made four errors
against the Indians Thursday,
was booed as he stepped to the
plate, but not for long.
NOTES-Steve Hamilton will
oppose the Tigers Howie
Koplitz this afternoon, with
Claude OSteen and Dave STEM
house slated for tomorrow's
double-header. The Tigers
lost four of their first six games
with the Senators, but now have
won the last five. Hobaugh
pitched four innings in relief,
after going four as a starter
in the first game Thursday
night in Minneapolis. He vol
unteered to pitch the second
game Thursday night after
being knocked out in the first.
The Senators did not take
batting practice their last
three games at Minneapolis be-
cause of the wet field and
banged out 35 hits. They tried
it again last night, but it didn't
work. Jim PierSall contin-
ued to try to hit to the opposite
field and three times flied to
Kaline in rightfield. Train
er Tom McKenna was barely
able to move. He pulled a
muscle in his right leg in Min
neapolis running back to the
dugout after treating Don Ru-
dolph, who had been hit by a
pitch. Harry Bright predicts
McKenna will be out for a week
to 10 days.
Evening star., 1962-08-25
Winner Returns
To Old Dominion

The modified car races to-
night at Old Dominion Speed
way have been billed as a tune
up for next Saturdays 300-lap
event, but that doesn't mean the
gang will be easy on the throttle
in the 35-lapper.
Nanny Zervakis, who won last
Saturdays feature, will come
up from Richmond to help as
sure the usual fast pace. Two
10-lap heats for modifieds, a
20-lapper for the sportsman
cars and demolition derby fill
out the program, which. starts
at 8:45.
Evening star., 1962-08-25
SteeIers Get Struqur

WEST LIBERTY, w. Va,
Aug. 25 (AP) The Pittsburgh
SteelerS announced yesterday
they had obtained veteran
Tackle George Strugar from
the Los Angeles Rams in re-
turn for an undisclosed draft
choice.
Evening star., 1962-08-25

tack. Chuck Estrada won his
first since July Is in the opener
with a five-hitter and 12-hit
backing while Jack Fishers
seven-hitter and a 20-hit on
slaught got the job done in the
nightcap.
Meanwhile, the same fate
that befell the Angels tripped
the third-place Twins, who we're
soundly thraShed by Kansas
City, l2-l, while Orlando Pena
hurled a five-hitter. The loss
inched Minnesota to within 517
games of the Yankees.
In other games, Cleveland,
which led the AL on July 7,
dropped into eighth place fol-
lowing a 80, five-hit Shutout
by Boston's Billy Monbouquette
and Dick Radatz, and Detroit
walloped Washington, ILL.
Herbert CAD lost his bid
for a shutout and had a score
less innings streak snapped at
81 when the Angels scored in
the sixth on a single by Albie
Pearson, a walk and Lee
Thomas single. Zanni took over
when Herbert ran into trouble
in the seventh and preserved
the victory. Robinson and Lol-
lar each drove in two runs for
the the White Sox, Robinson
with a homer in the fifth and
Lollar with two singles. TED
BowSfield cd was charged
with the loss.
Eight-Run Explosion
Estrada (6-13) got all the
support he needed in the opener
when the Orioles struck for
four runs against Jim Bouton
$50 in the second inning on a
two-run triple by Brooks Rob-
inson, Marv Breeding's squeeze
bunt and a single by Russ Sny-
der. In the nightcap, Bob Tur-
ley (2-3) took most of the
pounding as two-run homers
by Gus Triandos, Jim Gentle
and John Powell backed Fisher
t6-5). Baltimore Shortstop
Jerry Adair wound up the twin
bill with eight hits in 10 trips.
The AS scored once in the
first against Bill Pleis (2-4),
then put it away with an eight
run explosion in the third in
ming. Bill Bryan's three-run
homer and a two-run single
by Gino Cimoli were the big
blows as the AS rushed in all
their runs before either Pleis
or Reliever Lee STANCE could
get a man out. Pena (2-D
extended the Twins scoreless
streak to 10 innings before Vic
Powers sacrifice fly got a run
home in the fifth.
Monbouquette Q1-12) needed
Radatz' one-out relief to post
his fourth victory in five games
against the Indians.
Evening star., 1962-08-25
AnqeIs Blow Golden Chance
Chop Into Yankees Lead

Baltimore 6, New York 2;
Baltimore IA, New York 2.
The Angels, who started the
day five games behind the de-
Tending world champions, need
ed a victory to pick up a game
and half. They didn't get it.
Ray Herbert and Dom Zanni
combined for a seven hitter,
Floyd Robinson and Sherm Lol-
lar supplied the punch and the
White Sox won, I'll.
Evening star., 1962-08-25

Estrada Finally Wins
The Yankees were beaten by
sharp pitching and an un-
usually potent Baltimore at
Evening star., 1962-08-25
PLAY BALL IN ST. LOUIS
Pirates Call Off
Strike Threat

That's what we're trying to
avoid" Friend said.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-06-07
GEAUGA RECORD, CHARDoN, O., JUNE 7, 9s2-11

Cuties had their second meet
ing. There were three new
members so We had to get
different secret sisters. We
talked about our next meet
ing, to be hald May %, and
were all assigned a little
homework. We also talked of
the officers meeting, We'd
neSday in Middlefield at night
Our new members are Mar
ala Zeldman, d e b b il e Zeld-
man, and Carolyn Pitzer. w;
adjourned to go out side to
have our pictures taken. An
drea Graham brought re-
freShmentS.
Norma Phillips reporter
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-06-07

HAMBDEN All CLUB NEWS

HAMBDEN - The third
meeting Of the Culinary Cuti-
es was held Tuesday, May %.
Gay King, Jeanette Price,
Gail Willman, Jennifer Well
man, Jane Marie Keller and
Mary Tvergyak are our five
new members. The roll was
called and all but three an
swered in the name of a kit
chen utensil.
We tedreW secret sisters be-
cause of the new members.
Everybody went over last
weeks homework and the first
year girls showed their cook
les. We were all given some
more homework. Our next
meeting is Tuesday, May 90.
Sandy Weber brought re-
freShmentS.
Norma Phillips Reporter
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of THANKS

We wish to thank our many
friends and neighbors for all
the lovely gifts and beautiful
cards to help make our gold
en anniversary such a pleas
ant occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Vaughn
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the summer. Paulette Tharp
made a motion to adjourn
and Debbie Wilson seconded
it.
Paulette Tharp reporter
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-06-07
All EXPLORERS

The All Explorers met at
Jeff Kline's home May 81.
Officers were elected. Pre-
Sident, Jeff Kline; vice pres
ident, Bill Klingemeier; sec
retary, Jim Kempf; treaSur-
er, Jerry Carr; leader, Mrs.
F. Klingemeier.
Jerry Carr Reporter
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Farms and Acreage For Sale
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S Acre Building Lots
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New development of homesites with lots
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3 gal linseed oil, 81; rug pad
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All Club News
HAMBDEN RIPERS

HAMBDEN - The presid-
ent, Pene Farinacci called
the meeting to order. Teresa
Petkosek called the roll and
we answered with a name of
a movie star. Patti Farinacci
gave the treasurers report.
We discussed when we would
have our summer meetings,
and thought about a picnic in
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ass On AFTERNOON REPORT.
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-10-05
Homecoming Day And Revival
At Burkeville Baptist Church

BURKEVILLE, Oct. 4 - The
Burkeville Baptist Church will
hold their annual Homecoming
Day on Sunday, Oct. 7. with the
traditional dinner on the
grounds" following the morning
service.
DR.. o. William Rhodenhiser,
head of the department of re-
igion at the University Of Rich
mond, will be guest minister for
the service at II am. DR..
Rhodenhiser, in addition to his
classes at the university, is lee
turer for Tele-C College, a tele-
vision class in Biblical Litera-
ture over WRVA-TV each Satur-
day morning from 70 am.
Revival services will be held
each evening. Monday, Oct. 8,
through Sunday. Oct. IA. begin
ming at 7::3O. The Rev. Paul
Wiley. minister. '.of Arlington
Baptist Church In Arlington, will
be guest evangelist and the Rev.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-10-05

AMELIA, Oct. 4 - St. Johns
AGethodist Church. which was
founded Sept. .. 1894. was built
ab1ut eight miles southwest Of
Amelia Court House. on land
decided to the church by Mrs.
Orwis. The building was moved
there from Jetersville. and used
until 1850.
In 1916 q Homecoming was
held and q collection was taken
up to repair this building. After
much consideration it was de-
cided to build a new church in
stead of repairing the old.
The Rev. Richard Taylor, for
merly Of Amelia. but now pas
tor 1t the Presbyterian church
In Orange. drew up the plans
for the present brick building.
The work began in 1917, with
the members doing most Of the
carpentry. and hiring as little
as possible. In the late summer
of 1850 they began having serv-
ices In the church but continued
to work ON both the inside and
outside Of the building, making
it as lovely rs they could.
On Sunday. September 80,
1862 this church was dedicated
to the glory Of Ged, and service
Of men.
The Rev. E. B. White, pastor,
Offered the invocation. and gave
the welcome to visitors.
Mrs. Lois McCulley and Ralph
Hastings rendered a duet, 1.-The
Blessed Savior Came" which
was composed and written by
Mrs. McCulley.
The morning message was
brought by the Rev. E. E. Cox.
A b0untiful lunch was served
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-10-05
THE rARMv11E v.., HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5. 1862

Mr. and Mrs. John Fullcr ana
daughter and Miss Mary Hoover
were dinner guests u DR.. and
Mrs. L. S. Hoover on Sunday y
Mrs. ". D. wright was one a.
the group from Amelia county
to attend the special program at
the John Marshall Hotel on
Thursday. designed to help the
ladies have . better understand
ing Of how the Department q
Agriculture IS protecting the
health and interests Of con-
SumerS.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Dodson
motored to Virginia on Satur-
da to visit Mrs. Holder, who
lives with her daughter, Mrs. G.
w. Mum.
Nancy and Bobby Saunders
college students, spent Sunday
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Saunders. Floyd Churn was
also a guest in the Saunders
home.
DR.. and Mrs. L. C. Quarles,
Of Richmond, were dinner guests
Of Misses Esther and Alma
Wilmington on Sunday after be-
ing guest speakers at Piedmont
Baptist Church at the II am.
service. They are retired mis-
si0naries from Argentina and
gave a most interesting talk on
missions.
Mrs. Katie johnson, of Ash
land. Mrs. Bessie Perry and her
daughter, Nell, and Euge
Liestra, of Richmond, spent
Sunday with their brother, Ten
nyson Leistra. Mrs. Perry and
Nell are staying over for a few
DAYS,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-10-05

ringt0n. and corresponding Sec
rotary, Mrs. H. w. Emerson.
Following the installation Of
officers. Mrs. Emerson recognix-
ed the following new members,
Mrs. B. P. Easter. Mrs. E. J..
Seay, Mrs. G. w. Thompson,
Mrs. c. r. Stone Mrs. A. M.
Jones and Mrs. Francis Shelton.
Mrs. Stuart LaNeave. vice
president Of the Alice Kyle Dis
trict was the guest speaker. She
discussed various club projects.
A social hour and refresh
n1ents, with Mrs. James Cour-
ter at the punch bowl, concluded
the program.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-10-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Rush and
daughter. Barbara, and MIS-.
billiard Jamerson were recent
visitors at Clayville with Mr..
and Mrs. Bruce Rush, Jr.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-10-05
Club Projects Told
At WOman's Club
September Meeting

AMELIA, Oct. THE Amelia
Women's Club held its first
meeting of the fall on Sept. Is.
in the War Memorial Building
Mrs. E. H. Burke, parliament
tartan of the Alice Kyle district,
installed the following officers
for the 1924 term; president,
Mrs. H. S. Emerson: vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. K. T. Wingo treas
urer, Miss Hazel Clark; record
ing secretary, Mrs. R. E. Ar
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-10-05

Mrs. Annie E. Wdnfrey re-
turned to the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. G. Bransferd Saturday
after spending a month in Sill
yer Spring, Md, with Mr.. and
Mrs. v. A. Tapscott.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-10-05

on Church Sunday School. A re-
hgious census will be taken in
the next two weeks, then a study
course will be held October p
Is each evening from 7:3O to
$50 pm.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-10-05

Russell Dean, minister of Jones'
b0ro Baptist Church, Blackstone.
will be song leader.
The Rev. Paul Wiley is a ma
tive of Richmond, receiving his
BA degree from the University
OF Richmond. He did theological
study at Union Theological semi
nary in Richmond before going
to. the Southern Baptist Theo-
logical Seminary in Louisville,
KY, where he received the THIN
degree in 1912. He has served as
pastor Of Central Baptist Church
in the Middle District Associa-
ton, Sandston Baptist Church
and Sturgeon Memorial Bap-
fist Church in Norfolk before 60
ing to Arlington. He also has
served as chaplain at Fork
Union Military Academy.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-10-05
st. Johns Methodist Church
Dedicated On Sunday September 30

on the grounds. followed by the
afternoon program. which con-
sisted of music and the dedica-
ton by DR.. r. r. Carroll. super
intendent Of the Farmville dis
trict.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-10-05
Mattoax

Oct. 4-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Kerr and Mrs. Christine Petit.
Of Richmond. were Sunday call
ers Of the Robert Kerr family.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Wright,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wright,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-10-05
Well Water

Plans are being made for an
enlargement campaign at Shar-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-10-05

For fast results use the Glass;
fled Page regularly.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-18
San Fernando To
 Promote Talent Contest Scheme

Guest stars Don Knotts and Amanda Blake join Red Skelton and his con man character San Fernan- do Red in a story about talent contest racket in San Fernando and Herbie" on ''The Red Skelton Show Tuesday at 8:30 on KTVF, Channel Eleven.
 San Fernando Red tSkelton) runs a talent contest racket Ruby Miss Blake>, his girl, always wins the talent contests, for which $l00 entrance fee is required of con- testants.
 When Herbie tKnotts), har- monica player who enters the con- test, asks San Fernando to teach him to be a fast-talking comic. the latter refuses-until Herbie offers him a large sum of money for the lessons.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-18
Dentists Student Margie

Margie Clayton becomes enamor- ed with her dentists student assist ant. Bradford Lester. but she's ig- nored when she tries to get date with him for Madison High School dance, in The Professional Man" on "Margie." Tuesday at 8:30 on KFAR-TV, Channel 2.
 Margie then pretends the date is for her attractive Aunt Phoebe. When Bradford arrives though, Phoebe is gone, and Margie gets the date with the "older" man. much to the concern of her parents.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-18

KTVF program highlights for Tuesday are:
 DOBIE GILLIS-8-Dobie gets a joh with lumber company and in- gratiates himself with the owners daughter to accelerate his business career
 RED SHELTON - 8:30- Guest stars Don Knots and Amanda Blake join Red and his con-man character San Fernando Red"
 1CHABOD AND ME-9-Bob be- comes the unwilling landlord of thoroughbred race horse
 GARRY MOORE - 9:30 = Nat "K5ng' Cole is special guest, along with comedian Bob Melvin.
 KFAR-TV program highlights for Tuesday are:
 FOLLOW THE SUN -7-Eric Jason uncovers the strange story of young heiress behind guarded walls in The Highest Wall''- starring esday Weld and Charles Ruggles.
 BACHELOR FATHER-8-Kelly tries to foster a romance in spite
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-18
FROM LADY TO MAN

Stanley Holloway, the original Doolittle of My Fair Lady" will be seen on the ABC network next sea- son as star of Our Man Higgins situation comedy series in which he plays a butler. Audrey Totter and Frank Maxwell will play other regular characters in the show.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-18
PROGRAM HICHLICHTS--

of ancient Eastern tradition in "The Twain Shall Meet"
 E-8:30-Margie wants to date dental assistant in The Pro- fesSional Man"
 HABLES-9-Ness fol- lows trail of bootleg brandy opera tion which leads behind scenes of burlesque show in go Proof Dame"
 JOEY BISHOP-10-Joe wants to skip his annual surprise" birth day party.