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Evening star., 1962-12-16
Player Defeats
Palmer by Six

JOHANNESBURG, South
Africa, Dec. is (AP) Arnold
Palmer of Latrobe, Pa, was de-
feated by South Africa's Gary
Player today in their six
match Southern Africa chal-
lenge series.
In the final 18 holes of the
108-hole series, Player shot
a SO to Palmer's 71-giving
Player an overall score of 420
strokes to Palmer's 426.
Today's match at the Royal
Johannesburg course also was
the last round of the Trans
vaal Open which Player won
with a total of 279. New Zea-
lands Bob Charles was second
with a 287. Palmer came In
sixth with 291.
Evening star., 1962-12-16

on 10-pound test line and two
on 20.
How does one fight such fish
on ultra light tackle? Boat ma
neuvering has to have a lot to
do with it and that's why the
last day of the tourney will be
interesting. The captains will
release the clutches when fish
are hooked and it will be every
one for himself.
On the way home I learned
much about Capt. Young. A vet
eran of World War I, he suf-
fered a broken back that well
nigh crippled him, yet his
Spray II was almost all hand
built by himself.
Operates One-Man Boat
Taking an Egg Harbor hull,
he put in twin Chrysler 170's,
added a flying bridge, then fl
berglaSsed the deck and much
of the superStructure. The re-
suit was one of the neateSt,
best-kept boats in the fleet.
Most novel, though, it is a
one-man craft, unusual because
in offshore fishing the captain
generally has a mate who tends
to batting up and billing fish
while he sticks to the flying
bridge. Young installed a stern
tiller which he can operate with
his knees while doing a mates
chores and also has dual engine
controls and clutch aft.
This makes sailfishing much
less expensive because boats
such as this, of which there are
several, can be chartered for
$50 a day or $l2.50 each among
Evening star., 1962-12-16

another left and right and
dropped Foley.
Foley fell, started to rise at
five and then fell back on his
launches at seven. He made
another effort to rise but Fef-
cree Art Mercante tolled the
full count of 10.
Foley, a 1875 favorite, weigh
ed 1854 to Jones' 1876.
Evening star., 1962-12-16
Buckeyes Stop
TCU, 74-62,s
For 5th Win

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Dec. Us
-Unbeaten Ohio State, show
ing the effects Of a week lay
off for exams, had to overcome
repeated rallies by winless Tex
as Christian before defeating
the Horned Frogs, 1862, here
tonight.
Akhouh TCU lead only once,
81. after the first five minutes
of play, the Horned Frogs
pushed the third-ranked Buck
eyes all of the way with an air.
tight zone defense and some
long-shot firing by 6-foot-2
Jerry Wade.
Gary Bradds and Dick Reas-
beck carried the load for Ohio
State, which posted its fifth
victory of the season. ReaSbeck
dropped in nine field goals,
seven of them in the first half,
and Bradds added % points,
most of them under the basket.
Ohio State quickly pulled
ahead, 20-9, but an eight-point
splurge in the closing minutes
Of the half cut the margin to
1892.
The Frogs tied the score
twice in the early minutes of
the second half and Ohio State
could not get back into a more
comfortable lead until near the
end Of the game.
The Buckeyes hit on A per
cent from the floor, 80 of SO
shots. TCU scored on "a of so
for 40 per cent.
AMES, Iowa, Dec. Is (AP).-
Tenth-ranked Illinois pulled
away in overtime for a 1913
basketball victory over Iowa
State tonight after Bill Ed
wards layup Just before the
gun gave the Illini a 65-65 tie
after regulation play.
Evening star., 1962-12-16
Eagle Frosh
Drop Bulls

American University's un-
beaten freshmen and winless
Bulls Prep both extended
their streaks yesterday as the
AU frosh gained a 62-40 VIC
tory at Americans Leonard
Gymnasium.
Steve Connors, a 6-foot-6
strongboy from High Point
High School. made seven Of
eight field goal attempts as he
led the Eagle frosh for the
first time In scoring with 10
points. The frosh won their
fourth game and Bulls dropped
It's third.
Evening star., 1962-12-16

Halftime: Roanoke, 34-2I.
Free throws missed: CU-Horan Q,
Skinner ,. Leahy /. Roanoke Mock
3. Monk ,, Simmons ,, Clancy l, Dot
son l.
Personal fouls: Catholic-Tighe 4,
Miles 3, Leahy g. Horan 3. Skinner,
Spencer, Swaney. Roanoke Dotson 4,
Cregger .. Monk, Mock, Clancy.
Evening star., 1962-12-16
Spingorm Uses Depth
To Smash DouqIuss

LEESBURG, Va, Dec. is
(SpeciaD - Spingarn High
School used 18 players here
tonight against Douglass bask-
etball team and II of them
scored as the Washington five
won. 93-42.
Evening star., 1962-12-16

four anglers. That's not bad
compared to the up to $50 for
two-man craft charged here and
$100 out of such ports as Ocean
City, Md.
Evening star., 1962-12-16

pions, shot their third straight
II for 213.
An ace was shot by 10 Ann
Prentice with a 5-iron on the
155-yard 11th hole. The ball
landed short Of the cup and
trickled in. 1t was her second
hole in one in six years Of pro-
fessional golf.
Tommy Bolt and Miss Prem
tice had the tournaments most
unusual round, a 40-31 with
four brides in addition to the
ace on the second nine. Their
II gave them 2l8 and a tie for
18th place.
Mason Rudolph and
Kathy Whitworth 7O-67-67-2O4
Shirley Englehorn ---74-67-67-20s
John Gustin and
Carol Mann l-66-73-2IO
Gardner Dickinson and
-Murle Lindstrom ----72-72-67-2l1
Julius Boros and
Mary Mills .------72-71- -os-211
Dave Ragan and
Mickey Wright II -7l-2l2
Ted Kroll and
Ruth Jessen -74-7O-71-2l5
Dow Finsterwald and
Marlene Hagge --77-69- -69-215
Bobby Nichols and
Gloria Armstrong .-73-69-74--2l6
George Knudson and
Shirley Spork 1868 -71--216
Johnny Pott and
Marilynn Smith 1874 -6o-2I6
Joe Campbell and
Kathy Cornelius -77-7l -09-217
Tommy Bolt and
10 Ann Prentice ----73-74-7l-21s
Cav Brewer and
Barbara Romack --72-71 -75--2lS
Tom Nieporte and
Gloria Fecht --70-72-69
Yves Ellis and
Mary Lena Faux k----74-7O-75-2l9
Ed Furgol and
Betty Jameson --7b go -76-220
Jim Turnesa and
Jackie Pung --77-73-71-221
Ernie Vossler and
Betsy Rawls -73-222
Bob Shave and
Beth Stone --79-74-76-229
Evening star., 1962-12-16
HORNSBY OKAY
AFTER STROKE

CHICAGO, Dec. Is
tAPD Baseball great Rog-
ers Hornsby was reported
in satisfactory condition
tonight after suffering a
stroke yesterday morning.
The 66-year-old Hall Of
Fame star underwent an
operation TO remove a cat
aract from his left eye
Monday and suffered the
stroke yesterday while re-
cuperating from the opera
ton.
Evening star., 1962-12-16
HOCKEY SCORES

NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York, 4 Montreal, ..
Detroit. g.; Chicago, l..
Toronto. &; Boston, ..
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland. B; Rochester. /.
Hershey 3; Buffalo. 2.
Evening star., 1962-12-16

Halftime: Indiana, 41-34.
Free throws missed-North Caro-
lima. Respress, Cunningham 8; Indi-
ana. Bolyard. T. Vanardsdale 5. Nc
Glocklin. Rayl. Redenbaugh.
Personal foulS-North Carolina,
Shaffer 3. Respress 5, Cunningham 9,
Brown 4, Poteet 5, Cooke. Indiana, T.
Vanarsdale 3. McGlocklin 3. Rayl 4,
D. Vanasrdale 4, Redenbaugh 2, Porter
..
Attendance 6,SS4.
Evening star., 1962-12-16
NOT JUST A TALDANCER
SaiIfish's Power|s Always Scrprise
: A TAH-DANCER
BY CHARLES COVELL
Outdoor Editor

OuguoOr EulJOT
STUART, Fla, Dec. 15.-Take
clear blue water, the bluest you
ever saw, a skipping bait of ba-
lao on $50 feet Of line clipped
to an outrigger, a smashing
surface strike the like of which
you may never have felt and
what have you got? A saNfish,
If you play it right.
An angler can catch a lot of
fish in his time - rockfish,
trout, black bass or what have
you - but sooner or later he is
likely to get an urge to try
billfishing and If he has luck
he no longer ceases to marvel
at the time and money spent by
those who go out Of ocean City,
Md, or travel to Florida, the
Bahamas or even Casa Blanco,
Peru.
Stuart, If you don't already
know, prides itself as being the
"sailfish capital of the world" p"
That means simply this: You
can go off this port anytime
between December l and the
end of March and have a fair
chance of getting at least one
or more.
Best Inside Gulf Stream
The best sailfishing. Capt.
Ray Young said, is just inside
the Gulf Stream, not In 1t as
many people believe. Here it is
eight to 10 miles. offshore and
outriggers go out and bats are
rugged when you are only 8 or
4 miles off the beach. A bit la
ter when the sails get to ball
ing the bait" or surrounding a
school of small fish on the sur
face and then chopping them
to pieces, they say it is quite a
sight.
This was on the second day
Of Stuart's ninth annual sail
fish tournament. Thirty-five
sleek sport fishing craft, both
charter and private, had gath
cred from as far south as Mi
ami and as far north as Nags
Head, N. c.
The first day of the four
day competition was a total loss
because of cold winds from the
northwest. But the morning of
this second day dawned cool and
quiet, and bundled in insulated
SkivvieS and parkas this angler
set out aboard Capt. Young's "a
foot Spray II.
Sea ChOppy at Start
Outside the sea was choppy
with a heavy roll, but it was
not unpleasant. Young went
well out to start, on the theory
that the northwest winds push
the sails out while northeast
winds bring them in. From a
dozen miles offShore, we started
trolling back and forth, north to
south, and gradually working
our way inshore.
The first strike came with a
zing and caught us as we were
idly watching the other boats
famed out on the horizon. 1t
was only a bonito, but as we
hauled it within leader distance
a brown shape made a vicious
sweep across the stern, the rod
jerked sharply and two-thirds of
the bonito was lost to a shark.
The next strike was probably
by a sailfish. At least Young
thought so, for an outrigger
line suddenly tipped out so
yards and we waited and hauled
in a few feet and waited again,
but there was no fish. Neither
was the bait harmed. The third
was another bonito which was
easily boated, and then there
was another hard strike which
Evening star., 1962-12-16
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Evening star., 1962-01-21

SATURDAY. IT. I'll
enins. Cont.
IS q SATURDAY REPORT.
Local News, Weather, Sports.
30 q TALES OF WELLS FARGO.
Western. l Hour Color. Assignment
in GIoribee" An arrogant Eastern ars-
tocrat patricia owens) is held hostage
after she witnesses robbery and mur-
der. Rod Cameron stars.
q BAT MASTERS0N.
Western Gene Barry stars. (RepeatO
q CALVIN AND THE COLONEL.
Comedy. In animation, with the voices
of "Amos m Andy" Freeman Gosden
and Charles Correll. "Cavin Gets
PsychoanaIyzed."
q PERRY MASON.
Mystery l Hour "Case of the Violent
Village" When a young man Tray
HemphiID just released from prison is
accused by an entire town of murder
and robbery, Mason changes his plans
for fishing holiday and enters the case.
Raymond Burr stars. (Repeat)
90 q TEXAS RANGERS.
q ROOM FOR ONE MORE.
Premiere. Comedy series. A family
opens its door and heart to work miracles
with love. Starring Andrew Duegan.
Peggy Mccay and featuring Timothy
Rooney.
30 q THE TALL MAN.
Western "The Hunt" Garrett barry
SuIIivan) discovers srisIy plot behind
an fasteners [Richard NeyN big game
hunt for which Billy has been hired as
guide.
q CIRCUS BOY.
Adventure. "The Dancing Bear" Mickey
Braddock.
"a LEAVE 1T TO BEAVER.
Comedy. Beavers interest in his old
electric train is renewed. Jerry Mathers
stars.
Evening star., 1962-01-21

visor flames BrodericO at boys re-
formatory who is on trial for causing
the death of one of his charges. Dolores
Sutton and Steve Curry are featured
900 q SAT. NIGHT AT THE MOVIES.
Movie. 2 Hours. Color. Cheaper by
the Dozen" 1850. Heartwarmng and
funny comedy drama about very large
family ruled by an unorthodox but loving
father Clifton Webb, Myrna 10y and
Jeanne Grain.
q ROYAL CANADIAN MP.
Adventure. GILES Pelletier stars.
q LAWRENCE WELK SHOW.
Variety. l Hour. Featuring Norma Zm-
mer. The Lennon Sisters, Rocky Rockwell
$50 @ MANHUNT.
Crime. Victor Jory stars.
q HAVE GUN, WILL TRAVEL.
Western In the chaotic aftermath of a
Mexican revolution, PaIadin tRichard
Boone) is involved with an exiIed count
and countess who holds a fortune in
French bonds Gerald Price. Jay NoveIIo
and Vvi Janiss are featured
Iinston, D. C., Jonuory Il, 1862
Evening star., 1962-04-20
Courses Offered
For Volunteers
At St. EIizubeths

Spring orientation classes for
volunteers who wish to help at
St. Elizabeths Hospital will be
held next month.
About 900 volunteers now
visit the hospitals mental pa
tients regularly to teach such
subjects as reading, writing,
arithmetic. sewing and cook
Evening star., 1962-04-20

20 miles east of Algiers on the
Algiers-Constantine line, which
also serves Rocher Noir.
Officials hastily set up a
substitute transport system via
the military base of Reghaia.
Government employees were
ia ken to Rocher Noir by
strongly escorted bus.
Rocher Noir. the heavily fort
ified administrative center, is
about 80 miles east of Algiers
along the coast. Employees who
live in Algiers commute via the
railway, and the Secret Army
has attacked these trains sew
eral times in the past.
The Moslems killed in Algiers
were shot down in separate at
tacks. An eighth MoSlem was
wounded.
20 More Killed
Authorities reported 20 per-
sons were killed and 81
wounded in terrorist attacks in
Algeria yesterday. The dead
included II MoSlems, two Euro
peans and a West Indian from
Martinique, who apparently
had been mistaken for a Mos
lem. The wounded were all
MoSlems except for one Euro
pean.
Evening star., 1962-04-20

Eastern to climb to 7,00O-same
altitude as that assigned
United. Then he became in
volved in a discussion with the
Beechcraft as to the type OF
approach it would make into
National.
Controller Relieved
At about this point, the con-
troller was relieved by his
supervisor and a second con-
troller took over. unaware i'm
mediately that United and
Eastern were in the same pat
tern at the same altitude
Radar does not disclose the
altitude of aircraft.
When the second controller
had worked other aircraft
ahead of Eastern and United,
he issued a clearance for East
ern to descend to a lower alti-
tude.
Eastern reported leaving
1000. The transmission was
heard by United.
Then came the realization.
A tape recording of the COM
municationS in the incident
showed a question at this mo-
ment from United's Electra,
How long has he been at
seven (meaning at 1000 feet,
referring to the Eastern Elec-
tra) ?"
The Eastern pilot broke in
with, bout, ah, is minutes
almost"
Holy Christmas. SO are We"
came from United.
Eastern: Where, where are
you now?"
United: Springfield"
Eastern: "Oh for heavens
sake"
Evening star., 1962-04-20
Red Vessel
Cruised Near
Texas 7 over

OTIS AIR FORCE BASE
Mass. April 20 (AP).-A Rus
sian traWler sailed within z
half mile of Texas Tower No.
off Cape Cod last fall but
turned away when a Coast
Guard cutter positioned herself
between the tower ano trawler
an Air Force officer said today
Maj. George F. Mott. COM
mander of the 4604th Texas
Tower Support Squadron at
Otis AFB. Falmouth, Mass.
said that when the Coast
Guard vessel took her position
the uawler veered off to sea.
The 70 Air Force men nor
mally stationed on the radal
tower 10 miles east of the
Cape had been evacuated be-
cause of heavy seas. The cutter
was assigned to keep the tower
under surveillance.
Il don't think they had any
intention to board the tower. -
the officer said. Il think they
just wanted to see what would
happen if they headed toward
the tower"
The Air Force earlier said Is
Russian trawlers were sighted
about l6 miles from the tower
in February.
The tower is situated in in
ternational waters. A ship
abandoned under similar cir
cumstanceS can be claimed by
anyone who boards it.
Georges Bank, the area OF
Texas Tower 2, has been draw
ing large numbers of Soviet
trawiers for two years.
Evening star., 1962-04-20

balconies, DOCn IaVOrlCe 1lrlng
! points for the settlers fighting
: Algerian independence.
Fire will be opened immedi-
J ately and planes will be Used
if necessary against any Secret
] Army movements in the city,
the communique said.
! French officials have been
! preparing a showdown with the
! Secret Army in Oran, one of
the bastions of the right-wing
terrorist organization. Almost
I all of the 250,000 Europeans in
4 the city are believed to be
members or sympathizers of
I the Secret Army,
|. Oran Is Quiet
Oran was quiet today, and
tpolice we're searching no
houses, apparently as part of
: an Easter truce on the govern
ment'S part.
; Troops and police reinforce
ments were being moved into
! the city, where terrorism has
continued at a high level and
/. the Secret Army often has ap-
=. peared to be in control. The
! Moslem population of more
, than 100000 has become in
creasingly restive under the
I terrorist provocation, and Off
cialS constantly fear a clash
! between the two populations
: that could easily get out of
control.
Responsible officials believe
: that. with the new measures,
! the back of the Secret Army
resistance will be broken in
Oran in two weeks.
] The prefecture of police
! warned all residents to stay
! away from danger spots.
Z 1t said that fire will be
. opened by all means, including
planes" on Secret Army ele-
. ments moving about the city.
Roadblocks will be destroyed
by shells, and the surrounding
! area will be covered with tear
! gas. The communique advised
presidents to move quickly from
danger spots and to take shell
ter in buildings.
Meanwhile. just east of Al
giers, Secret Army commandos
cut the rail line to the central
government administrative CEN
ter of Rocher Noir and in
Algiers European terrorists
terrorists killed seven Moslems.
Officials said seven plastic
bombs were exploded along the
railway early this morning,
causing a bridge to sag and
badly damaging the tarck and
right-of-way.
The explosions occurred about
Evening star., 1962-04-20

that the system made a mis-
take" He said that surround
ing circumstances make human
error understandable, but not
tolerable."
The air traffic controller who
handled the case has not beeI
controlling traffic since that
time" Mr.. Halaby said, and
will be transferred to another
LESS demanding job and given
a one-grade loss in pay
about 5000 a year.
Principals Listed
Principals in the case were
an Eastern Air Lines Electra
and a United Air Lines Wis
count; but other planes, con-
gested by bad weather, were
| involved.
When weather causes plane
traffic to build up in the ap-
proacheS to Washington Ma
tional, aircraft are directed to
holding patterns by controllers.
There, at assigned attitudes
with 1000 feet of altitude
separating them, they fly a
race track-Shaped pattern,
about 9 miles wide and IL miles
long. until the controllers can
deal them off the bottom" of
the stack for landing. AS one
is taken off the bottom, the
others descend another 1000
feet.
Two such holding patterns
we're involved in the incident
one in the Springfield area 10
miles southwest of National:
the other at a "fix" called Iron
sides. about % miles south of
the airport.
Cleared for Holding
AS the situation began to
build, Eastern's Electra had
been cleared by the Washing
ton Air Route Traffic Control
Center to the Springfield hold
ing pattern at an altitude of
5000 feet. Routinely, the
Washington tower had been
advised of this clearance.
Two other planes also had
been cleared. One was a civil
ian Beechcraft Queenair. as
signed to the IronsideS pattern
at 5000 feet. The other was
United's Viscount, also sent in
to the Ironsides pattern at
1000.
The Washington controller
pulled the Beechcraft out of
IronSides, directing it to Spring
field at an altitude of 5000.
In the meantime, the con-
troller also had been giving
directions to a number of other
planes.
Within seconds after the
controller received the Beech
craft report from 5000, East
ern advised that it would also
be at Springfield at the same
altitude.
The controller instructed
Evening star., 1962-04-20

and civic organizations whose
members visit them regularly.
But there are 80 other wards
still to be adopted.
The courses. for both men
and women. will be held at 10
am. on four consecutive Tues
days beginning May % and at
7 pm. on six consecutive
THURSDAYS beginning May II
Persons interested may register
by calling the Volunteer Serv-
ices Branch at the hospital.
Evening star., 1962-04-20
Rembrandt Sale
Is Set for June

LONDON, April 20 (AP).-
Rembrandt's portrait of St.
Bartholomew, one of the few
important works by the Dutch
master still in private hands,
will be sold at a London auc-
ton on June 27.
The portrait. dated 1861, is
being put up at Sotheby's. Auc-
ton House by Maj. Kincaid
Lennox, who lives in downtown
Castle near Ludlow.
Evening star., 1962-04-20

ing, to help in the library and
with recreation and dance
therapy programs and to visit
wards, giving the patients
needed friendship and contact
with society.
Many more volunteers are
needed, the hospital reports.
st. EliZabeths has about 1000
patients.
Fifty Of the wards have been
adopted" by various church
Evening star., 1962-04-20
Jordan Heads Unit

Senator Jordan, Democrat of
North Carolina, has been
elected chairman of the Joint
Committee on the Congress
sionaI Library. He succeeds
Representative Burleson. Dem
ocrat of Texas. The House and
Senate alternate the chairman
ship.
Evening star., 1962-04-20
Plane Incident Called
Providence by HoIoby
BY CHARLES YARBROUGH
stra Staff Writer

potential mida collision that into the records
incident" Providence" Federal Aviation Admin
strator N. E. Halaby said today
The incident occurred the Springfield CVa)
heavy arners flew in the
holding pattern at identical attitudes for IS minutes
Mr. Halaby told a standing m-only news conference
Evening star., 1962-04-20
France Moves to End
Terrorism in AIqerio

OaAN, Algeria April 20 (AP).-Fench authorities today
issued tough orders to police troops to crack down
after Easter on the terrorist Secret Army in Oran
police communique said starting Monday police and
soldiers will fire without warning anyone seen on roofs