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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-03
Area Woman Dies
In Auto Mishup

A 61-year-old woman from
Landover Hills. Md, died yes
terday Of injuries suffered
when she was struck by a car,
police reported. -
Prince Georges County police
said Mrs. Marcella Hall of 1904
Varnum street was hit as she
attempted to cross State Route
450 in Lanham Friday.
Her death apparently re-
suited from a brain hemor-
rage, according to Prince
Georges County Hospital.
Police listed the driver Of the
car as John Otis Nichols of
Lanham.
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Mons Body Found
In Anucostiu River

The body Of a man was found
floating in the Anacostia River
about noon yesterday. police
said. They said a golfer at the
Langston Golf Course spotted
the man in the water.
Papers on the body indicated
the dead man was John B
Scott. 50. Of the 300 block of
Thirteenth street NE, who had
left home May 26 to go fishing
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WEEKLY SUMMARY
OF DEATH NOTICES

AS reader service The Washington Star in con-
junction with area Funeral Directors prints each
Sunday the names Of persons whose death
notices were published in either The Evening Star
or Sunday Star during the past week, Saturday
through Friday For the benefit of readers who
wish to phone for additional information. the
name OF the Funeral Home which made funeral
arrangements is listed after the name of the
deceased.
Deaths recorded in The EUening and Sunday Star
Saturday, May rs, through Friday, June L.
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Vermont street, Arlington, and
Mrs. Vernon McManamay OF
1913 Deborah drive, Fall,
Church, Va; three sisters, Mrs
Faith Evans and Mrs. Alice
Moran, both of 1901 Wiscon-
sin avenue NV, and Mrs
Rachel Reed of 139 South Var
Buren, street, Rockville; q
brother, Roger c., of 1082C
Georgia avenue, Wheaton, II
grandchildren and five great
grandchildren.
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DtathH

BTHES, VIRGINIA BAKER. On
GINA diBfi s sakS fsa5 sfEE s. 81 y xik
Of age, wife Of the late DR.. Charles
Marden STILES, mother Of Mrs.
Hf Enn EVinus q T. MG asfsSsnt
Of Washington, D.. C.; grandmother
Of Mrs. Robert Jasperson Of San
Franeisco. Calf. and Livingston T.
She also Is survived by four great
grandchildren. Services will be held
81 st. Margaret's Episcopal Church,
Connecticut ave. and Bancroft place
am. Interment private. In lieu
OF flowers contributions may be
made to the Society Of the Blind.
(Morrtstown, N. j.: Wheeling. W. Va,
and Ottawa papers please copy) 8
TABBUTT, MARGUERITE s.. On Sat-
pitsi, EARoARiEST' 1 s. = TA 2fI5gT T0S Of
st. Petersburg. Florida, and former
y os Of MHaShingtS ;I,,. D; G.. mother Of
Columbus: Ohio: she also Is sur u
may can at the s, h; Hines Co.
from p,@, i until fYOb p fan M III DAY.
June 4 tparking facilitiesJ. Services
at the above funeral home on Tues
day. June s, at 2 pm. Interment
TA MaS Il, SAMUEL my sA, On ThgZsd AZ
Of Marion Taylor, stepfather Of
calif.i uncle Of Agnes Rogers. he
mother n:lay. Mr.: and Mrs. c. ".
in-laM Dorothy Adams Of Jack
son s01dviile. d Fla, and other relatives
noon Sunday, June 8. friends are
invited to call at the Jarvis Chapel,
1892 You st. NV where funeral
services will be held on Monday,
linRton National Cemetery. 8
TAYLOR, TALFOURD A. On Thurs
day May 81. 1862. TALFoURD A.
TAYLOR Of 480s Queensbury I'd,
Riyerdsle. Nd. beloved husband OF
MiIGred F E Taylor, father Of Mrs;
Mrs. Mildred BeiVin. He also Is
survived by seven grandchildren.
Relatives and friends may call at
more ave. HHst hUms 4 IA Bs ttir
3 pm. SUNDAY, june 8. where ei s ssrS[
ices will be held at I1:45 am.
Tuesday, June 8; Interment Ar
TAYLOR, VIRGINIA. On Friday. June
11Ra dGSf AY EEEssd% Beloved HS %6tSs
Of Beuiah Murray and Rev. Aaron
granddaughter, one grandson, enc
daughter-in-law, three great-granu-
children and host Of other rela-
tives and friends. Mrs. Taylor will
rest at 1918 9Th st. NV, after
Se R% ISns s.I Eg9eral services
r st. NV, June 5, at 1 pm. Rev
z; c; Smith in charge. fnterment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Arrange
ments by chinn Funeral Service
TIMMONS, JOHN B. on Wednesday.
May 80, 1862, JOHN B. TTMMoNs
Of ia Addison I'd, Seat Pleasant,
Md, beloved husband Of Louise T.
Tlmmons, devoted father of Teresa
Lynn Timmons and brother Of Mrs.
sally Earle and Albert E. Timmons
OF California. Friends may call at
the home. ia Addison I'd, Seat
Pleasant, Nd. Services on Monday
June 4, at l pm, from the Fort
Myer Chapel, Fort Myer, Va. Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
1862, oLAN Z. TURNER Of 4li9
band Of Flora M. Turner, father
Of Mrs. Elsie NJ. Sampsell and Olan
z. Turner. ir. He also is survived
by five grandchildren. Friends may
call at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 29ol l4th st. NV. after
ffaeilitissl; Services at the above
u noon. Interment Rock Greek
Cemetery
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Abel, Hazel Marguerite Cnee BickneID
Arehart Funeral Home
WE. 1882
Alexander, Ethel Mae
James 4. Ryan Funeral Home
Ii. 6-l700
Ashurst Henry r., Senator
Gawler Funeral Home
ma. e-S5l2
Arnold, Elijah G.
Robert A: Humphrey Funeral Home
OIL. 2-2200
Austin, Myra First
Takoma Funeral Home
RIA. $500
AverilI, Francis M.
Nalley Funeral Home
WA. 1896
Aylor, WalfOrd Henry
Ives Funeral Home
IA. 1905
Baker, Ruth e.
Chambers (SoutheasD Funeral Home
Ii. $500
Banks, Legaunt
John T; Rhines q Co. Funeral Home
Barber, Charles A., tr.
Money 4 King Funeral Home
Barnett, Sidney X.
Mcclure Funeral Home
no. 1880
Beall, Lester e.
Barber Funeral Home
WA. 6-o675
Becker, Frank J.
Gawler Funral Home
MA. e-5512
Begg, Joan Barry
Robert A. Humphrey Funeral Home
OIL. 2-220o
Bell, John
Lee Funeral Home
Ii. $500
Berger, David
p pa 9s5y Funeral Home
Berman, Sidney
Danzansky Funeral Home
AID. 2-350l
Belts, Leon M.
Robert 4: Humphrey Funeral Home
OIL. 2-22o0
Blair, Virginia Browne
Birch Funeral Home
FEE. 1926
Blake, Annie Mae
Stewart Funeral Home
MA. s-ll24
Bogley, Samuel Walter, ST.
Robert A. Humphrey Funeral Home
OIL. 2-2200
Bowman, Margaret Regina
Pope Funeral Home
Brick, MoIIie Josephine
Takoma Funeral Home
RA. $500
BrittOn, EuIalia NJ.
Nalley Funeral Home
WA. 1896
Brown, Henry Addison
Green Funeral Home
437-l764
Brown, Robert W.
District Morticians
AID. A-7770
Brown, Thelma
Mcclure Funeral Home
no. 1850
Buck, Scion J.
Lee Funeral Home
Ii. $500
Burke, Ruth N. Hostetler)
Lee Funeral Home
Ii. $500
Chambers Der tSOutheast> Funeral Home
Cadogan, Dorothy Freeman
Jarvis Funeral Home
NO. 7-3sl5
Carpenter, Marie
Palmer Funeral Home
Ii. 7-o054
Carroll, Frank A.
John T. Rhines Funeral Home
LA. q-1226
Carter, Ruth Iona
John T. Rhines & Co. Funeral Home
LA. 9-122e
Chan, Leong Shee
Lee Funeral Home
Ii. $500
Chapman, Forest A.
Tyson Wheeler Funeral Home
Pc. 1860
Clark, Clarence E.
Robert A. Humphrey Funeral Home
OIL. 2-2200
Clarke, Louise LoughbOrough
Gawler Funeral Home
MA. e-5512
Colburn, Hazel A.
Warner E. Humphrey Funeral Home
JU. $4,000
Cox. Joseph
Frazier Funeral Home
AID. 2-77o5
Crawford, Luther Baker
Gartner Funeral Home
3ol-WA. 6-l200
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income GOODMAN. w. NJ.
SELMA A. STEINER, Secy.


EMILE :: On June /,
1910 N. 23rd I'd, Arlington, Va,
beloved husband Of Katherine B.
Zimmerman. father Of Harry E. A..
DR.. Gordon A.. Emile l.. and DR..
Robert w. Zimmerman, all Of Fair
fax, Va. and william Z. Zimmerman
of Delaware; brother of Robert A.
Zimmerman of Arlington; also
survived by two sisters and one
brother OF Switzerland and 10
the ROBOT j. Murphy Funeral ' Home.
1924 Columbia pike. Arlington, Va.
after 2 pm. Sunday, where there
will be . recitation Of the rosary
on Monday, JUNE. A.. at 1880 pm,
Tuesday. June s, at 10 am, al
st. Agnes Church, Arlington, Va
Interment Calvary Memorial Park
Fairfax, Va. 4
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DFaMa
YOUNG,

THELMA L. The officers and
~ members Of Temple Chap
MI ter No. IS. O.E.S.. are re-
ESN quested to assemble for
AAAk> purposes Of conducting
Eastern Star funeral serv-
~ ices for our late Sister
THEIMA L. YOUNG, at 8
pm, Monday, June 4, 1862, Hy-
songs Funeral Home. 1900 N street
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Cunningham, Joseph B., jr.
John !; Rhines Funeral Home
Davis, John M.
Johnson & jenkins Funeral Home
Dean, Minnie
Palmer Funeral Home
Ii. 7-0054
Dekay, Ida T.
Arlington Funeral Home
IA. 2-l4A1
Delp, Clyde r.
Robert a: Humphrey Funeral Home
Dillon, Robert s.
Gawler Funeral Home
MA. o-55l2
Dinwiddie, Mildred Z.
Robert "a, 4; Humphrey Funeral Home
Dyson, Eleanor b.
Mcclure Funeral Home
HO. 1850
Emory, Richard I.
Robert 4: Pumthrey Funeral Home
OIL. 2-2200
Feaster, Helen ].
Lewis Funeral Home
KI. 1882
Finnegan, David z.
Chambers (Southeast) Funeral Home
Ii. $500
Ford, Rose Marie
Rollins Funeral Home
LII. 2-02o5
FOsie, Mary Winifred
Chambers (SoutheasD Funeral Home
Ii. $500
FouIk, Ollie Ethel
Lee Funeral Home
Ii. $500
Francis, Viola r. Uettie)
Lee Funeral Home
Il 3-S100
Freeman, Emma T.
MCGUIRE Funeral Home
HO. 1850
Friend, Randall Roy
Chambers Riverdale) Funeral Home
WA. 7-l22l
MA. 8-2715
Gather, william
Jarvis Funeral Home
Gendlin, Sylvia
Danzansky Funeral Home
AID. 2-350l,
Gillen, Josephine d.
Huntemann Funeral Home
RA. $500
GOergen, Irene M.
Gawler Funeral Home
Ma. s-55l2
Goldberg, Harold A.
Danzsnsky Funeral Home
Goldsmith, Selma UIlman
Danzansky Funeral Home
AID. 2-350l
Grant, Josephine F.
Robert G. Mason Funeral Home
10. LOOT
Graves, Alvin
johnson %Pf stsso & Jenkins Funeral Home
Gray, Beatrice Creade
Chinn Funeral Home
IA. 1906
Gray. Lawrence A.
Moten Funeral Home
LA. 6-lq43
Gray, Walter r.
Mattip 15iy Funeral Home
Green, Elizabeth
John T. Rhines Funeral Home
LA. e-l22e
Greenwell, Mary E.
Gawler Funeral Home
MA. s-5sl2
Grey, Lawrence A.
Moten Funeral Home
LA. 6-l9A3
Hall, Roy S.
Arehart Funeral Home
30l-WE. 1897
Hamilton, John T.
Sc Stsw ate Funeral Home
Hamilton, Louis Rufus
John T. Rhines & Co. Funeral Home
LA. 9-l22s
Hampton, William ID.
Walsh Funeral Home
Ii. AHA
Hand, Annie
Ives Funeral Home
IA. 1905
Harrison, Mary NJ.
Arehart Funeral Home
WE. 1892
Heffernan, Thomas Leo
Cunningham Funeral Home
TIE. $3.50
Heitter, Eugene T.
Warner E. Humphrey Funeral Home
JU. $4,000
Henson, Eta B.
Jarvis Funeral Home
NO. 1895
Herbert, James p.
Stewart Funeral Home
Ma. s-ll24
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Hicks, Henry
Chinn Funeral Home
ia. 1885
Hill. Frederick Davenport
Nalley Funeral Home
WA. 7-3A6S
Hm. Mile Lewis
CIV. Lewis Funeral Home
337-5l57
Hillman, william
Gawler Funeral Home
MA. e-55l2
Chambers tSOutheas) Funeral Home
Holmes, John W.
Warner e. Humphrey Funeral Home
JU. $4,000
Holt, Clarice C.
Mcclure Funeral Home
HO. 1850
HoOe. Mary Grymes
Lee Funeral Home
Hunter, Evelyn
J9hnso oao 4 Jenkins Funeral Home
Jacklin, Theodore A.
Jarvis Funeral Home
NO. 7-3el5
johnson, Carrie Benell
Lee Funeral Home
Ii. $500
John 7: Rhines & Co. Funeral Home
LA. q-l22e
Jones, Bartimus, ir.
John T. Rhines Funeral Home
LA. 9-l22e
Jones, Blanche N.
Chambers tSilver Sps) Funeral Home
Jones. Herbert L.
Bacon Funeral Home
DE. 1852
Jones, Jessie C.
Robert 4; Humphrey Funeral Home
Jordan, Katherine A.
Hanlon Funeral Home
EN-. 1890
Kearns, Katherine Josephine
Gawler Funeral Home
MA. 6-55l2
kirkpatrick, william NJ.
Green Funeral H-=->-
437-l76A
kollecas' Anastasis
Ma's1 1siy Funeral Home
Larkman, Oscar W.
Robert A. Humphrey Funeral Home
OIL. 2-2200
Lee, Get
Lee Funeral Home
Ii. $500
LOwstuter, Helen E.
Huntemann & Son Funeral Home
RA. $500
Mccall, Harry A.
Stewart Funeral Home
Mcclure, Elder John
johnson 4 jenkins Funeral Home
TU. 1880
Mckay, Elmer C.
Robert 4; Humphrey Funeral Home
Mcmahon, ROseO C.
Nalley Funeral Home
Mack, Maggie Briscoe
Mcclure Funeral Home
HO. 2-2500
Mackie, Clinton Larry
John T. Rhines Funeral Home
LA. 9.l228
Malloy, Daniel
Frazier En 5eE,I Funeral Home
williams, Marie Rosanna
Stewart Sc SsId & Stewart Funeral Home
Marshall, Gussie L.
Jarvis Funeral Home
NO. 1895
Marshall, James H.
Frazier Funeral Home
AID 2-7795
Meader, Harry L., ST.
Lee Funeral Home
Ii. $500
Mellor, Mary s.
Robert A: Humphrey Funeral Home
OIL. 2-220o
Mercer, Willard Harold
Jarvis Funeral Home
Miller, Shepard Lowe
Everly- Wheatley Funeral Home
XII. 5000
Minor, Irene
Frazier Funeral Home
Modesto, Edith M
Tyson Wheeler Funeral Home
Pc. 1860
Moore, Bessie r.
Greene Funeral Home
XII. e-O0s9
Morgan. Charles R.
Taylor Funeral Home
co. 3-4422
Morgan, Sadie
Stewart Funeral Home
MA. e-ll24
Morris, Edith Mary
Ives Funeral Home
IA. 1905
Nayl0F, Cecil H.
Warner E. Humphrey Funeral Home
JU. $4,000
Neal, Frederick
Stewart Funeral Home
NAAe-ll24
Nuss6aum, Harry A.
Danzansky Funeral Home
Odom, william
Bacon Funeral Home
DE. 1882
Olshaker, Samuel
Danzansky Funeral Home
AID. 2-350l
Parrish, James
Frazier Funeral Home
AID. 2-7795
Pearce, Zelda c.
Gawler Funeral Home
MA. s-5Sl2
Pearson, Alice Thelma
Ives Funeral Home
ia. 1905
PeddicOrd, Grace Crook
Hilton Funeral Home
DI. e-2l35
PendeltOn, James Edward
Palmer Funeral Home
Ii. 7-0Q54
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DEATHS

Announcement Of
Services BY Chamber

ALLEN. ISABELLE v. A tribute Of
mother mot ISABELLE iO Y. ALLEN. who
departed this life forty-four years
ago today. June 8. 1918.
MY Mother
cannot hear your voice, Mother
! cannot see your sweet face,
No one viii ever take Your place.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER. MYRTLE "
BURNS, SIM EDDIE. In loving mem
DRY Of my dear husband, SIM EDDIE
BURNS. who passed away one year
ago today. June 8, 1861.
So sweetly and quietly you passed
1t was Cod; will that you could not
Life seems 50 empty since God took
you away,
miss the things we used to do
You made moments happy, Just
knowing you were here.
YOUR LOVING WIFE, ANNIE
CHRISTIAN. MARTIN c. In memory
q our h gAsTs, and uncle d MAE NAB
into eternal rest ten years ago to-
day. June 3, 1852.
Many q lonely heartache
After a silent tear:
But Always o beautiful memory
Yo q the 6 SRS II loved WIFE Il GEAR AND
NIEcEs.
GRANT, MAUDE z. In memory Of
our dear wife and mother. MAUDE
E. GRANT. who passed away four
teen years ago today, June 8, 194S.
You lived q life that all might envy,
Loved and loving, gentle. kind;
Comforts those you left behind.
THE FAMILY.
HICKS, MALISsA J. In memory Of
MALISSA J. HICKS, who passed
away one year ago today, June 8,
1861.
To us she will always be
Forever near and forever dear
Eva e oC goaEsoS. 1 GENE AND ME-
LISA.
memory Of our dear ALvA. who de-
parted this life fifteen years ago
today. June 3. 1947.
1t is sweet to know we shall meet
Where parting is no more,
For the one We loved so dearly
Has only gone before.
AUNT LAURA AND VIRGINIA.
POWELL, MARY ALICE. In loving
remembrance Of our dear mother,
MARY ALICE POWELL. who passed
away one year ago today. June 8,
1861.
Sleep on. dear Mother. and take
your rest;
We loved you dearly, but God loved
you best.
YOUR DAUGHTERS. GRANDCHIL-
DREN AND SISTER.
VADnVTTC0C n m rTTE n -
Ai Ing memory yAV q PAuLErT r 10Y Y.
VAROUTSOS. who left us two years
ago today. June 3. 1860.
With love to a precious child with
a beautiful smile.
PUDGY.
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Nh TIE a Tic U. 8. 3
Jacob Jones Post, No. .
= the American Legion, an.
4 nounces with deep sorrow
a the death of Charter Mem
? Der MATTE A. VOITH or
Thursday, May 81. 1852,
Members are requested Ia
Legion services on Sunday,
, at 1880 pm, at Gawler's
Home, 1856 Pa. ave. NV,
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GRANT, MAUDE z. In memory Of
our dear wife. and mother. MAUDE
E. GRANT. who passed away four
teen years ago today, June 8, 1913.
You lived q life that all might envy,
Loved and loving, gentle. kind;
Comforts those you left behind.
THE FAMILY
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Steom or dry iron with eosy-to-see
fobrie dial, finser-tip control. Or
choose the automatic 2-sIice tooster
with adjustable heot control. Chrome
finish, crumb troy.
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Golden Gloves Opens
Tonight With Is Bouts

tournament and could not COM
pete.
Charley Clemmons of the Po-
lice Boys Club, a semifinalist in
the New York Gloves last year,
also makes his 1862 debut. He
meets John Fleming, a veteran
from the Edwards AC.
The Gloves finals are sched-
uled March Is, two weeks be-
fore the National AAU tourna-
ment at Cincinnati.
Pairings:
SUBNOVICE CLASS
139 pounds-Ralph Morgan, Police
BOYS Club No. 2, VS.. Dick Price. Finley
&C. jerome Worthy. Police No. 2. VS..
Bernie Gibson. Police No. 2, VS.. Cole
Brooks, Finley AC., VS.. Jim Pryor,
Youth Center; Ray Bowdon, Police No.
2. vs.. George Boone. Youth Center:
crest Heights Boys Club. VS.. Claude
Williams, Finley A.C.: Jim Isaac. Police
No. 2, vs.. Bill Hayre, jr., unattached
Jim Butler, Hillcrest Heights, VS.. Ed
ward Cole. Police No. 2: Frank Barrows.
Hillcrest Heights. VS.. Bill Jones. Ed
wards .AC.; Ronald Miller. Police No.
2. vs., Maurice Eugene. Finley &C.
1856 pounds--Marshall Brown, Police
No. 2, VS.. Dick Erman. unattached;
Stanley Carter. Police No. 2, VS.. Frank
Simpson, Hillcrest Heights; Joe Rough
ton. Hillcrest Heights, VS.. Marvin Mad
dox, Finley A.C.; Ted Anderson, Police
No: 2, VS.. Tom Key. Youth Center.
1876 pounds-George Lee, Edwards
A.C.. VS.. Walter Fletcher. Police No. 2.
SENIOR CLASS
1856 pounds-Charles Clemmons, Po-
lice No. 2, VS.. John Fleming, Edwards
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Quesodo Replies
To Rep. ZeIenko
On Segregation

Pete Quesada, president OF
the Senators, repeated yester-
day that the ball club does not
practice racial segregation and
that it regrets very much that
it has been unable to arrange
to house all of its players to-
gether at the Pompano Beach
(FlaD training camp.
Quesada spoke in answer to
a second demand by Represen-
tative Zelenko, Democrat of
New York, that the club take
action to house all players to-
gether in training. The club
has obtained a private home
for Willie Tasby, Chuck Hinton
and Bonnie Daniels, it's three
Negores, because Pompano
Beach hotels refuse to admit
them.
Representative Zelenko sug-
geSted that Secretary of the
Interior Udall call a meeting for
Monday. IF by that time
nothing has been DONE" he
said. II shall request the Gov
eminent to prohibit the use" OF
D. c. Stadium by the ball club
The stadium is privately owned
but Government controlled.
This suggestion brought nc
comment from Udall.
Quesada emphasized that the
club is unhappy with the situa-
ton in Florida and expressed
optimism that the problem
would be solved in time. Other
major league clubs gradually
are working out solutions. Only
this year the Yankees did so by
taking over a motel owned by
one of their stockholders.
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decision at Richmond. Furman
held firm to third place in the
conference, beating Davidson,
1866, as Jerry Smith fired in
SO points.
Billy McGill, the Nations No.
l scorer, poured in Is points for
Utah in a 90-65 rout of New
Mexico that carried the Utes
into a tie for the Skyline Con-
ference lead with Colorado
State University. Utah, 81 in
the league and 1873 overall, is
on NCAA probation and ineli-
gible for post-season play.
Manhatten defeated st. Pc
ter's, 1866. in the opener at
Madison Square Garden; st.
Louis beat North Texas State
86-65; Oklahoma City downed
Loyola of New Orleans, 1882,
and Montana turned back Den
yer, 1884, in other major
games,
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Muckin Scores
Over AU Frosh

Mackin High School won it's
18th game of the season yester-
day, leading all the way to
defeat American University's
freshman team, 1884, at AU.
Bill Butler and Art Baylor
combined for % points in the
first half to outscore the losers
and give Mackin a 1921 lead.
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VuIentine-EIIis
Mat Team to
Split Monday

Johnny Valentine and Cow
boy Bob Ellis, who scored two
straight falls to beat Lou AL
bano and Tony Altimore last
night at Capitol Arena, will
split up Monday night on the
wrestling card at Washington
Coliseum.
Valentine will face Nature
Boy Buddy Rogers at the coli
scum and Ellis will team with
Bearcat Wright against Wild
cat Orion and Great Scott.
The feature last night at
Capitol was declared a draw
when the Australian Kangaroos
and the team of Skull Murphy
Brute Bernard both were dis
qualified for battling outside
the ring. Orion pinned Greg
DRY Jarque and Mike Clancy
|pinned Larry Simon in single
bouts.
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Murphy Petitions
ForLiquidotion of
Former Senators

H. Gabriel Murphy fired
another salvo yesterday in his
long battle with the Mime
sofa Twins, asking District
Court here to order liquidation
of the former Washington ball
club and distribution of pro-
ceeds to stockholders.
The request to the court by
Murphy. a 40 per cent stock
holder in the club, was made
in an amended complaint filed
here by his attorney, Edmund
D. Campbell.
The original complaint filed
by Murphy last September at
tempted to block a reported
try for sale of Griffith Sta
dunn to the new Senators.
In that complaint he claimed
that Calvin Griffith, president
of the ball club, and other
members of the Griffith family
had voted themselves almost
100 per cent increases in sal
airy, which Murphy claimed
were "guises" for dividends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-16

In the big push for a place
In one of the post-season COL
lege basketball extravaganzas
giant steps were. taken last
night by New York University
Loyola Of Chicago, Dayton and
Holy Cross.
All four are in the running
for the at-large berths in the
NCAA tournament that decides
the National Collegiate cham
pion or a spot in the 12-team
National Invitational. They
could be among the fortunate
few on the receiving end when
the two Journeys start sending
out bids next Monday.
NYU's spirited Violets (12-3)
knocked off West Virginia
85-75, in the nightcap of a
Madison Square Garden dou-
ble-header, hustling into an
early lead and staying in front
all the way. Sophomore Barry
Kramer paced NYU with 20
points and did some clutch
shooting in the stretch to help
repel West Virginia's final
threat. Rod Thorn clicked on
only six of "a field goal tries
and had Is points for the
Mountaineers, regular season
champions of the Southern
Conference.
Foley PAGES Holy Cross
Vic Rouse and Les Hunter
alternated as hot scorers for
Loyola (16-2) as the Ramblers
won, $3.50, at Marshall. Rouse
Melted 20 of his 26 points in
the first half and Hunter had
IA of his IT in the second half.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-16
BY DICK O'BRIEN
Star Staff Writer

The 1862 Golden Gloves
tournament opens tonight at
Capitol Arena, where 16 bouts
are carded for the first of five
Friday programs. Bell time is
$3.50.
With "a amateur boxers en-
rolled, the tournament gets off
with Is subnovice bouts and
one senior battle.
The subnovices as well as
the seniors, will be eligible to
make the Washington team
which the Amateur Athletic
Union plans to send to Gin
cinnati for the National AAU
championships this year.
A close struggle for subnovice
team honors is predicted with
Hillcrest Heights, Edwards
AC and the Police Boys
Club having entered the great
est number of contestants.
A new club on the scene is
the Finley AC organized by
Jimmy Finley, a former Glover
who has taken about nine be-
ginners under his wing. He
instructs them at his Northeast
gymnasium.
George Lee, brother of Norvel
Lee, the former Olympic light
heavyweight champion, makes
his amateur debut tonight in
the Subnovice division, meeting
Walter Fletcher, of Police Club
No. 2.
George was scheduled to
enter the Gloves last year, but
became i'll a week before the