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INFORMATION AND INSTRUCTIONS
TO BIDDERS

For the purpose of convenience, the MARYLAND
National Capital Park and Planning Commission
is herein called the Commission" and the Suc
ceSSIul bidder for furnishing all of the labor.
equlpment and materials and performing all work
called for by the plans and Specifications is
herein called the Contractor"
Copies of the plans and specifications will he fur-
niSheo py The Commission, 8787 Georgia Avenue
Silver Spring, Maryland, Room Ill, on December
H. 1862, through December 81, 1862. deposit
In the amount of $50 made payable to the Com
mission will be required from each prospective
niooer as security for the safe and prompt re-
turn OF any and all plans and specifications A
briefing and on-Site visit will be required of all
prospective bidders on December co. 1852, at 1000
am Meeting to be held in Room 212
Each bid must be submitted in Duplicate and
shall be enclosed in a sealed envelope and
marked:
Bid for supplying labor, equipment and
materials and performing all work for the
construction OF two 9-hole Executive-Type
COLI Courses pursuant to Invitation for
Bids dated December l6, 1852"
and this envelope enclosed in another sealed
envelope and addressed to the Director of Parks
the Maryland-National Capital Park and Plan
ming Commission, 8787 Georgia Avenue, Silver
Spring, Maryland. Each bid must be received
ne1ore IL noon Eastern Standard Time, Wednes-
day, January 9, 1868. All bids will be publicly
opened and read at 200 PM, on wednesday.
January 9, l963 in the Hearing Room of the
Commissions Montgomery County Regional Of
flee, Silver Spring, Maryland
The Commission reserves the right to reject any
and all bids in whole or in part, call for new bids.
waive any irregularity in any bid and make such
award as 1t may deem to be in the public interest
THE MARYLAND-NATIONA CAPITAL,
PARK AND PLANNING COMMISSION
By HERBERT W. WELLS, (sEAL)
CHAIRMAN
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ACCT SIN n0n Ip
OTHER POSITIGNiS

finance mgrs., auto exp. to $40. 900
Iech. writer. electron. TO 50 'O00
Sales, aluminium. S7'2O0 nIYS
Bibliographer. sci. S7.00O Sn
craftsman, cartog. topo. to S8,250
inventory conrtol elk, Al 50o
Teletype opr.. mil. exp. sSo
OPEN TO 5 PM. THURspAYsp
Applications Mailed on Reonesi
ATLAS AGENCY
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IN. IRAINEE
TRAINEES
Many, Many More
Graebner's

l343 H ST. NV. Ex. 3-7975
s6l9 0eorgia Ave. JU. S-3i4'
ADMIN. ORDER CLERK, knoll. tele.
phone instral. parts. S325 mo
MISS BELL. BoYD's, 700 IL NV
ADVERTISING COPYWRITER =
Mail order and direct mail expe.
rience. For publishing firm. On.
portunity. Many employe bene.
fits. Write. stating experience anc
salary desired. Box 345-G. Star.
AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN with car
TO help me with sales. S34O mo
plus. Mr.. EDSALL. UN. 4-660I
SERVICE MAN-Fully
exp, in complete line from toasters
70 freezers. Partnership TO right
man in thriving hu=iness. Refs.
nee. and will be checked. No in
vest nee. HU. 1-5944.
DRAFT MAN
and Job captain. Design oppor-
tunity, able TO accept Increasing
responsibilities in growing office.
Send resume to Box 2g3-V. Star.
ARCHITECT OR CRAFTSMAN
u you are looking for a new start
this coming year. with q busy
local firm. and can qualify as q
truly experienced craftsman or
designer. we can offer a perma-
nent future with top salary and
comprehensive benefits. All re-
plies will be confidential to Box
41l-G. Star.
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INVITATION FOR SEALED BIDS

THE MARYLAND D-NATIoNAL CAPITAL, PARK
AND PLANNING COMMISSION hereby invites
sealed bids from qualified bidders "a bidder in
oroer to qualify for this project must have sue
ceSSfuliy completed in their entirety two 18-hoe
so s courses, or equivalent golf course construc-
uon, as the prime contractor and must be abIe N
snow proof thereof for furnishing all plant. Ia
Dor, equipment and appliances, and in performing
all operations in connection with the Construction
and planting of two executive-type nine-hole golf
courses 70 be known as the Henson Greek and
Paint Branch Golf Courses. located in pr;nca
Georges County, Maryland, in accordance with
provided 0'i
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ACCT. CONTROLLER

Unusual growth opportunity
u work under presidents OF
expanding multi-uait finance
company. Duties include ac.
counting. financial ANALYSIS,
internal auiit etc. for sew
eral corps. Call Mr., Sturt,
Pres, MAJOR FINANCE.
yU. 7-5725: ewes. OIL
a-5362.
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SENATE DODGE

AUTO MECHANICS for night shift,
The newest Chevrolet service In
the area provides the best work.
ing conditions and all fringe bene-
tits. We want top man and will
pay top money. Apply in person
TO Mr.. Presgraves, EATON CHEW
RoLET, 9th and Florida ave. ne.
AUTO MECHANIC to work for one
OF Washington's oldest Ford deal
ers.. Excel. working conditions.
Paid vacations. Doubled most lifts
IN every stall. See Mr.. Dennison.
TRIANGLE MOTORS. 3010 r. /.
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AUTO MECHANIC

! am interested in talking
TO experienced CHEVROLET
mechanics eager to better
themselves. Only experienced,
mature, hard-workinR. de-
pendable Chevrolet mechan-
les need apply. We offer ex-
cellent working conditions,
excellent pay plan, many
fringe benefits, plenty of
work. Call for appointment.
Tom Ryan, HICKS CHEW
RoLET, INC, RA. 3-0l00.
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PERSONAL

PIEDMONT DAY sCHOOL-A prl
Late school which for the las
decade has built q reputation o
academic excellence and a pro
gram OF character development
providing complete program IN
cludinR French. dance. music. ant
art at Q minimum dav care cost
Hours a.m.-6 pm. IA. 5-aaJ4
Wk. ends 535-0051.
POSITIVE THINKING, better con.
yersetion and personality niannins
Tor happiness and success. Nev
class forming. DU. 7-2234.
PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR, o4-hr
service. Guaranteed results or M
cost. Call DI. 7-4S7i.
RETIRED ELDERLY LADY IA jiv.
n with small family Of 3 adults
NO Job to do. no salary. Wrif,
7Ol0 oregon ave. NV.
= REWARD
For return Of undamaged film lost
IN the vicinity Of 80 o sI n =
call 54s-ll01 or JE. 2-7g83
SELF HYPNOSIS -InStantaneop,
method taught by trained cou'
sultant, Indiv. instr. 10. 2-2748,
sEMi.RETIRED executive exueri.
NSu lriielouS' youth Hnd vel
'IMare M work seeks .part-time no.
Valley Sctiy,.y' Iys. I Inrefe55ably srrins
START NEW CAREER FOR I00s
-AIiied fashion fields. Fashion
meTchandlsine. commentary riod.
slIng; TI q photography. Tv, etc. MOD.
ELS GUILD. ST. 3-O456.
IHE p, HOMESTEAD MATERNITY
VtmE lyme Ior unwed mothers. Pri.
sionrl obste.rical care. Room ans
board. licensed adoptiye service
~ nan Wa D 1er bldg. Ft
worth. Texas. Call collect EDi.
son 5-5942 or Pc. 2-15dS
rUIoRING - Elem, h.S.. COLLEGE
subjects. Exper. tchrs. We come 10
you. D. C.. Nd. Va. ia. 2-1sSs.
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HELP MEN
ABLE CONSTRUCTION WORK

ABLE CONSTRUCTION WORKERS,
overseas IS. projects, All
trades, Write O ODE ApPfICA-
TIoN SERVICE. Box S5I. Balti-
m:.e q Nd.
ACCOUNTANT with 3 years public
accounting experience; must have
car for local travel in Northern
Va. area. Salary open. Call for
apt. THOMPSON q GREEN.
SPoN, CIR, 3-4655.
ACCOUNTANT for cPA, Silver
Spring, some experience, part OF
fun time. Write Box ;Il2-d. Star
ACCT. with degree. prep. financial
MISS BELL. BoYD's, 18th 'Ju And
q NV. Ma. S-2340.
ACCT, $4,000; exper. in fin. and
budget report married, deeree. br.
resume. MISS BELL. BOYD'S,
-7OO 18th NV. MA. S-234O.
ACCOUNTANT - Perm, Junior or
semisenior position open with pro.
gre. Ike, med .um-sized C.P.A, firm
IN Northern Virginia. Top salary.
NO overnight travel required. Only
c y. 't 'CG 10, wi, a ,
major in accounting need apply 10
n pnN uuO Nulpak
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NELP MEN
tcONTlNUeD)
ACCOUNTANT, JR.


TRAVELLING AUDITOR
a real interesting jcb for young
college grad. who is free to travel
Start to S4,SOu ST. J-BSSS
MRS. GRIFFITH ST. 3-6SSS
SMELLING PERSONNEL
COS 18th Sl-sEET, NV.
ACCOUNTING CLERK - Excellent
opportunity for young man in
large accounting department OF
the american Automobile Asso-
citation, must be typist. Apply
l7l2 @ st. NV. Room 4O4.
ADJUSTOR TRAINEE
ARLINGTON AREA
Would you like to make a career
N the claim department of one
OF the large national insurance
companies. dealing in automobile
physical damage coverageP Where
management positions are filled
on merit basis from within the
company? Where your future de.
pends on your ability?
PARTICULARS OF JOB
l. Company car furnished
training
l3. Rapid merit increases
e.. Excellent employe benefits
.. Vacation with pay
b. Full training program IN com.
pany school at Yonkefs- N v
REQUIREMENTS: AGE 1850. me-
ehanieal aptitude. sales personal
lty. nigh school or equivalent ed
ucation minimum. No previous ad
lustlng experience necessary
Write Immediately to 7. z, Brooks.
SERVICE INSURANCE Co, 733S
Baltimore ave, College Park, Nd,
giving qualifications and sum
mary OF previous employment.
Evening star., 1962-12-16
PERSONALS
lcONIlNlIEnN

DANCE THE FASHIONABLE Bosa.
Nova-Merangue Cha Cha Twist
Form your own group at the mid.
winter inexpensive rates. Private
lessons available. Fox trot, Indy
ete; 70 beginners and advance
ENTERTAINERS: Call RA. 3-7Ss0
you know someone who car
sing, dance, or entertain our serv-
Evening star., 1962-12-16
SPECIAL NOTICES

! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts incurred by anyone
other than myself HARRY Pop
POS 6503 Harland ST., Hyatts-
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PERSONAL
TYPING DONE AT HOME
REASONABLE RATES

UNIQUE PERSONALIzED introduc,
tion serviee Tor unmarried adults
ali relieions. RE. 7-35O4. Monda,
through Friday. IL pm.
VACANCY, ELDERLY PERSON, pri
yate room, next TO bath, 2nd flr
y meals. Sl0O month. 10. g.
VIC TANNEY,s HEATH CLUE
MEMBER wishes TO Sell perma.
nent membership. Ss2-334i,
WANTED safe dry place TO store
furniture, Indefinitely 723-6SS7.
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HELP MEN
Administrative
TRAINEES
CHEVY CHASE
LOCATION

We have several ex-
cellent positions for
college graduates with
business adlninistra-
tion or liberal art
degrees, to train in
the field of technical
underwriting.
WE WILL ALSO CON-
SIDER COLLEGE
SENIORS WHO WILL
GRADUATE IN JAM
UARY 1868.
We offer excellent
salary, many ad-
vancement opportuni-
ties and excellent
company benefits.
Free parking facili-
ties.
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AUTO SALESMAN

We have an opening for one ex-
rerienced and aggressive new and
used car salesman. Excellent pay
plan. paid vacation. company
demo, plus many other benefits.
Call Mr.. HAYDEN, MA. 7-"SOl.
FOLEY FORD
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AUTO PAINTERS HELPER, must
be sober, experienced and good
worker. GRANTS AUTO BODY
SHOP. $50 Halpine ave, Rockville,
Nd. HA. 7-40lO.
AUTO BODY MAN--only first
class mechanic need apply. Plenty
Of work. Excellent pay and work.
ing conditions. See Mr.. Mulligan
JAY CHEVROLET, INC. Upper
Marlboro, Md, MA. 7-2SSS.
AUTO CAR POLISHER--NEW CAR
DEAI,ERSHIP has immediate OPEN
ing for one man with experience
in tow truck operation and car
polishing. Excellent working con-
ditions and salary. Usual COM
pany benefits. Contact Mr.. Nc
Colnin, service manager. BEN
DALI PONTIAC. oV. $4,000.
jUT0 GLASS. experienced open
i1g new shop, top pay. Wheaton.
See Ed, NATIONAL AUTO GLASS
CORP. JU. 7-7592.
AUTO MECHANICS. experienced
permanent, $3.50 pay basis, paid
vacations and holidays. pleasant
working conditions. See Service
MANAGER
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ACCOUNTANTS
OFFICE
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
NATIONAL EMPL SFRv

~ N
A Division OF MESSING. Room ooo
1917 K st. NV. EX. 1920
ACCTS.. Jr, COLLEGE man under IA
We, yrs; or BCS deg, q little exper
mos. then salary will be raised
career positions. Service free or
out-of-seryice. 5 days, S4,s00 h
start. VIII analyze your back.
ground. Free counseline. Screened
Trims. Moderate fees. No cash
Gown. Come in and talk Il over
| Oul-of-towners welcome. v. WOOD
PERsONNEL, sOs 18th 81 nv
a. I. soS SOUTHERN BLDG.
s46TS;opir s6GTs; r. an. and s.: s., to 50. 900
"a: Q ExAMISSESaRi. SSai som. sOnysi coll. sssS sseS
EN0RS. (2). must have degs.' i
ENoR.. eth ci. lie. i'SS9 'S9s
MAINT. ALL-ROUND MAN So. 400
TRAINEES
AAp1ySggsToR, 4 GIGS. fee pc, $3.50
hank, 2l-35 S30o
SALES. some coll. S40O
81 OES. some college S3o5
GREEN'S EMPL.
l73s 18th st. NV. DI. 7-s43sI
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ADVERTISEMENT
FOR SALE

Sea BIDS E be received At the office Of the Rsht
nnI iYeg dhuTsdsy pessmbe 2z 1852 for the
Route &c. Project 0Oo6-0oo-lO2 Rw205. ATnGon County
lhsoTy brick dwelling 18th and n Court House
Ih-story frame dwelling at ssO4 Goth Street North
North Utah Street ~ s '"'N ~ A'V'
ihsory brick dwelling at 1918 North johnson Street
iiisto.g iio oflek dSsllng at 1920 North 18th Street
AiaStory orck dwelling at 1908 North johnson
highE DEPARTMENT representative will be the first prop
syn loh street and North Court House Arlngton
ms hese puhdings TO prospective bidders.
BIDS will not be considered forth on official proposal
n Insse toIms may be obtained from the Right way
oes Vrsina Department OF HiShWayS cuipeper VirSna
No BIDS viii be accepted employees or from any per.
son employed In connection with
the rights OF way on the above projects "
The pspsrtmsnt Of HShwS tn. rEht to reject any
T. w. ROSS
District Right OF Way Engineer
dei5ls
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i n1-COQNl1
RAMBLER, INC.

80 station wagon. stand
ard trans. r. and b.
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RAMBLER 80 4-dr. Ambassador.
R. and h., p.s.. p.b.. 2-tone paint.
Just like new. Priced for quick
sale. No. $40. SS49.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-02
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sTUDEBAKER 81 Gran Turismo
Hawk. sport coupe. only 5000
miles. by 1 careful owner. abso-
lutely like new throughout. all
white. with red leather interior,
Wv. tires. bucket seats. auto.
7. and h.. must be seen TO ap-
preciate. well worth the money.
American Service Center
Observation-Disclosures Benz
$50 N. Glebe Rd.. Arl. ia. 7-7722
STUDEBAKER '5S station wagon,
excellent running condition, $395.
DEALER. IA. 5-5772.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-02
AUTOMOBILES For SALE

PONTIAC '62 Bonneville convert,
tull equipment. S3,S77. FLOOD
PONTIAC, 1921 Conn. ave.
PONTIAC SO Catalina convertible,
auto. trans, power steering and
brakes. r. and h., showroom con-
dition: SLABS. SAFEWAY AUTO
SALES. INC, Univ. blvd. and
Colesville I'd. JU. 5-1q36.
PONTIAC 49, Grand PFix. 34s en-
eine. auto. trans. low-mileage /
owner car, ilmmae. throughout.
81 ,S95. SAFEWAY AUTO SALES.
INC, Univ. blvd. and Colesville
I'd. ~. 6-1936.
PONTIAC '5S bonneville, 2-dr. hd-
tpp p.b. p.s., 7. and h., auto.
trans, Wv, Al eond. $3.50. one
owner. MA. 2-0s5O.
PONTIAC 49, Tempest lie Mans
convertible. Grenadier red finish.
black top, black morakide bucket
seats, auto, =. and h., Wv. tires,
Econcgay with q heavyweight
punch Real clean. Hurry on this
one. fZ,0bc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-02
AUToMosILEs F0R SALE

'sTUDEBAKER '5s Commander VS.
4-dr. sedan. beautiful 2-tons7
green. auto. trans. S795. s..-7i
American Service Center
Studebaker-Lark--Mercedes-Bens
5s5 N. Glebe Rd., Arl. IA. 7-7722
TEMPEST lie Mans cpe., 4 cyl,
white and burgundy. T. and b..
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sTUDEBAKER SO 4-dr. Command
er. r. and h.. 2-tone paint, stand.
t sssDs. No 4 i sps. s99sse. car . real
LOGAN FORD
1850 goth ST. NV. FE. 7-ssoo
|sTUDEBAKER '5e 4-dr. sedan, 6
cyl. Nice car for S375 or offer.
Leaving town. RE. 10000.
|STUDEBAKER $50 Power Hawk,
floor stick, sports coupe, Wv.
tires. $500. 864-4156.
STUDEBAKER '53, one owner, very
clean. very good cond. -throughout.
S225. WA. 7-5050.
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CALL 776-5s73
Laurel Md

RAMBLER $50 4-dr. hardtop. Auto,
T; and h.. ! owner. Excel: con-
dition. Week end only, 1895.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-02
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

RAMBLER 1855. s1g5. Also Nash,
SO Statesman sedan. very clean,
S295. JACK PRY, 18th and Pa.
S.E. Est. 1928.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-02
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC IS z-dr. sedan, hydra. !,
r. and h., new tires and battery,
excel, cond. $500. Ju. 5-13S3.
PONTIAC 80 sport coupe, +. and
1885, low as s1s5 down. cash
L. p. ssfTsESuART cHRYsLER CITY
1900 Wis Ave EN- 9-4S00
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-07-20

persistent" major league
scouts Immediately after San
Ia Clara shortStop Ernie Fazio
signed for a reported $780,
900 with the Houston Colts.
A WEEK after Fazio, who
Lad another year to 60 at
Santa Clara, signed his con
tract, pitcher Bob Garibaldi
signed with San Francisco for
an estimated $3.50, 600. Carl
baldi had two more years of
eligibility at Santa Clara.
Fazio and Garibaldi played
KEY roles as Santa Clara fin
ished second in the recent
NCAA college World Ser
les"
In a letter sent to baseball
Commissioner Ford Frick, Fa-
Their Sweeters attacked men
who "promise the almighty
dollar, glory, security, the
moon" and ARE willing and
eager to do anything to have
the college students sign on
the dotted line"
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Cardinal,
854 nuns
cheer BOsOx

BOSTON-NC)-The Bos-
ton Red Sox hadn't been do
ing too we'll, languishing in
eighth place in the American
League, eight games off the
pace.
Richard Cardinal Cushing
decided to see what could be
done about it last week.
The Boston Archbishop call
ed a special meeting of nuns
of the archdiocese - at the
ball park.
THERE WERE 854 nuns on
hand as the Cardinal started
off proceedings by stepping
spryly from a box seat to the
mound and burning two
strikes to Red Sox catcher Jim
Pagliaroni.
Then the Cardinal, nuns and
baseball faithful at FenWay
Park settled back, munched
peanuts, popcorn, hot dogs
and chased them down with
soda pop, while trying to root
the Sox to victory. Their faith
full support wasn't enough.
The Minnesota Twins shaded
the Sox, 4-3.
1t was the second annual
"nuns day. at Fenway Park.
1t wasn't any better last year.
On that occasion, the Detroit
Tigers defeated the Red Sox.
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graduates are among those
ANOTHER PITCHER, Paul
Speckenbach of st. Francis
Prep in Brooklyn. repeatedly
was paid 100000 to sign
with the Los Angeles bod
gers.
Hailed as a new Bob Eel
Ier," Speckenbach is only II
years old. The 81, 185-pound
Highlander was considering
a baseball-basketball offer
from Villanova University
when he accepted the Dodger
offer.
He has been assigned to
Omaha Of the American AS
sociation.
THREE ST. JOHNS Uni.
versity baseball stars have
signed bonus contracts.
Biggest catch from the
championship team was Lar
ry Bearnarth who signed with
the New York Nets for an
estimated $685. 900. He's now
playing with Syracuse of the
International League.
The 20-year-old right-hand-
ed hurler said he signed with
the Nets because New York
is a new ball club and l
think my chances for advance
ment are best with the Nets"
AT ST. JOHNS, the SO,
205-pound hurler compiled
a phenomenal 1872 record.
One of his wins was a perfect
game pitched against Army.
His only losses were to NYU
in his junior year and to Get
tysburg this year in the NC
AA district tournament play.
offs.
Following teammate Bear
martins path, center fielder
Bill Colby and catcher Joe
Kepics signed bonus con.
tracts.
Colby accepted a contract
from the Minnesota Twins
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ana cOllege DdSeDdu STARS.
Many Catholic school
who have received fat checks
for affixing their names on
the dotted line.
THE LARGEST bonus con-
tract to date this year was
given to Bob Garibaldi, 49,
year-old sophomore sensa-
ticn from Santa Clara Univer-
sity.
One of the most sought-af-
ter college pitchers in base
ball history, Garibaldi signed
with the San Francisco Giants
for a bonus estimated at be-
tween S125,000 and $150,000.
Practically every major
league club had sought the
SIS, 250-pound fireballer
Several, he said, topped the
Giants offer which was the
largest ever made by the
West Coast club.
CARiBALDI played a key
role this spring when Santa
Clara battled to the finals of
the NCAA tournament, also
known as the college world
series" Santa Clara dropped
the championship game, 50,
to Michigan in a thinning
marathon.
The tall Highlander, al
though tagged with the loss
in that final, was the unan-
imous choice as the tourna-
ment's outstanding player. In
the final series. he was called
upon to pitch in five games
in six days.
Garibaldi signed his con-
tract just a week after his
teammate, shortstop Ernie
Fazio, accepted an offer from
the Houston Colts. Fazio, a
junior at the Jesuit school,
signed for a reported $4,000
to 100000.
FAZIo. currently playing
with the Colts, also had been
named to the NCAA all
tournament team.
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DeCOla accepts
Lancaster post

Al DeCoIa, head coach at
Columbus st. Mary for the
past two years, will teach
and coach at Lancaster High
beginning this school term.
The 32.year-old DeCola will
serve as assistant football and
basketball coach for the Gold
en- Gales.
A graduate of Youngstown
South High and of Youngs-
town University, DeCola has
eight years of coaching ex-
perience. Before coming to
ST. Mary, he coached at Ma
rengo. Petersburg and Cam
bridge High Schools.
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give due homage to physical
values but also contribute
to the higher ideals of inter
,cr beauty and perfection of
self-control and discipline, in
the spirit of mutual competi-
ton which contributes in a
peaceful and joyful way to
n i e rsal brotherhood and
concord among nations"
~Imparting his blessing to
the athletes, organizers and
fans, he expressed his wish
that the competition in Santi-
ago might be a testimony and
confirmation of these higher
ends.
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One gets $15O,OOO...
Bio bonus contracts lure
many Catholic school stars

and was assigned to their
Wytheville, Ga. team. Kepics
signed with the Boston Red
Sox and was assigned to Wa
terloo, Ia.
ANOTHER COLLEGE play
err who joined the pro ranks
via the bonus route was Bob
by Powell of Loyola Univer-
sitv of the South. The husky
third baseman signed for a
modest $1,000 and was as
signed to Salem of the Appa-
lachian League.
He had been offered a con-
tract last year but spurned it
to finish his college educa-
ton.
EARLIER this year, Dave
DeBusschere of the Univer-
sity of Detroit, was signed by
the Chicago White Sox for
$4,000.
The 6-5 athlete, probably
better known for his basket
ball talents at the Jesuit
school, also signed a pro bas-
ketball contract with the De-
troit Pistons Of the National
Basketball Association. He
signed with the Pistons for an
estimated $4,000.
DeBusschere, described as
the best eager to play at De-
troit, set many scoring records
during his college career,
On the diamond, he is a
pitcher. A Highlander, he
led two Detroit sandlot teams
to national championships
He's currently with Savan-
nah in the Sally League.