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Evening star., 1962-04-30
Black Sweep axes Title
In PhiIomont Horse Show

championship was won by Mrs.
Henry Geary's Flare with l3.
Lee Hits Polaris took the re-
serve with eight.
Tommy Jones Cheyenne won
the Jumper award with 16
points after winning the $1O0
Open Jumper Stakes. Henry
Yozell'S Miss FurS was second
with IL.
Mighty John, owned by Ter
rie and Beverly Kinks, was
pinned Junior champion late
Saturday night with Is points.
Mr.. Peak Mason won the re-
serve championship with eight
points after hacking off with
Donald and Elizebeth Callar's
Fly BY Night for the honorS.
Evening star., 1962-04-30

PHILOMONT, Va. April 30
Special Mrs. T. A. Ran
dolph's Black Sweep won the
Green Conformation Hunt e r
championship on the second
and final day of the Philomont
Spring Horse Show here yes
terday with II points. Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Stuart'S Johnny
o took the reserve title with
10l2.
Francis and Teddy Kay'S
Ports Image collected 13 points
to win the Working Hunter
championship. Miss Robin
Hughes Hi Ii was the reserve
champion with seven.
The Green Working Hunter
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Moss Improving

LONDON. April 80 tAP).-
Race Driver Stirling Moss.
injured in a race last Mon
day, made further progress
toward consciousness today.
A report said "he is still very
drowSy, but he can be awak-
ened when necessary"
Evening star., 1962-04-30
SPORTS
BRIEFS
EIorde Upset

TOKYO, April 80 (AP).-
Teruo Kosaka. Japanese
lightweight champion, staged
a stunning upset tonight,
outSlugging champion Flash
Elorde of the Philippines to
win the Orient junior light
split l2-round decision.
Elorde'S world junior light
weight title was not at stake.
Evening star., 1962-04-30

the third this season. She was
no stranger to 400 sets before
the campaign began, but hit
429 for her highest, with Coca
Cola in the Capital Women'S
Major League. In this she rolled
an even 200 game. Then she
scored her first major victory
in winning the Lorraine GULL
Classic.
Now comes a five-game TOO.
making her one of the few
women in Washington duckpin
history to hit this figure. She
became the second woman to
win the Burns Memorial. Nellie
Stadtler won the inaugural in
1854.
She started with an 8-mark
179 and more or less coasted
home with strings of 1876. 1872,
159 and ia. crossing ITO with
a handicap of go to top Burk-
hard Fogle of Walkersville, Md,
the runnerup, by % pins. Fogle
tailed 668-8O-748. Their prizes
were $12O and $50.
Paul Keezel was third in a
field of rs at 120-741; Larry
Watson. 728 and Robert Merri-
man, 1913, with consolation
awards accruing to Howard
Parsons, 663, and Richard
Phelps, 164.
A clever shot in the final box
saved Dietsch from ignominy
in the 18th annual WEI Open,
at Long Meadow Bowl. After
six of the seven games, he ap-
peared to have a virtual lock
on the $3.50 award. Then, with
only a 95 necessary to beat the
leader, Baltimore's Bill Barrett,
he lost the range. Coming to
the last frame, DietSch needed
at least a 10. To get it, the
Clark -Fontana Paint star with
his third roll knocked off a s.
pin row, with No. 10 as a tail
He totaled 973, with strings
Evening star., 1962-04-30
Racer Killed

ALBACETTE, Spain, April
80 tAP).-Race driver Felipe
Falcon Fernandez, 33, the
Marquis of PonS. was one of
three persons killed in a triple
collision Saturday. Fernan-
dez was driving n the Madrid
to BiarritZ road race when
his car collided with two
others going in the opposite
direction.
Evening star., 1962-04-30
Gonzugo Pitcher
Wins Own Game

Dave ZuroWski. who came in
to pitch for Gonzaga in the
seventh inning. won his own
game with a run-producing
single in the 11th inning for a
9-8 decision over Mackin yes
terday IN a Catholic League
baseball game at St. Johns.
NACKIN O02 1U@ 800 00-S
GONZAGA 40 Ou3 900 ul-H 10 i
s Hlll and J. Hill. Wahler, Blasin-
ski a.. Hughes t6I, ZuroWski % and
Donelan
Home runs-Holloran tGl, 1st. none
on. Kam!nskl c.. lst, none on, Done
Ian c. 6th, none on.
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ACC MEETING

CIR ZEN SBORO, N. c.,
April 80 (AP).-Among the
items to he discussed at the
Atlantic Coast Conference
meeting Friday is a proposal
for a penalty against a school
tampering with a high school
athlete who has signed a
grant in aid with another
ACC school.
Evening star., 1962-04-30
Middies Win

ANNAP S, April 30
lAP).-Naval Academy sail
orS noSed out Rensselaer,
Polytech, 1894, to win the
Middle Atlantic Sailing As
sociation Regatta yesterday.
Georgetown was third with
81. The plebes beat George
town frosh by l point in the
freshman division.
Evening star., 1962-04-30
Vistu Ruined Out

Rain washed out the motor
cycle races at Vista Raceway
yesterday after time trails. Rain
checks will be good for the
May 13 program but not this
Sundays which will be staged
by a different club.
Evening star., 1962-04-30
Strike Threatens
At Garden State

CAMDEN, N. j., April 30
(AP) Union and management
negotiators meet today in an
effort to avert a threatened
strike of 400 parimutuel en-
ployeS at Garden State race
track.
Evening star., 1962-04-30
Coward Quits

MORGANTOWN. w. Va,
April (AP) - Fred Coward,
sophomore quarterback star
oft he West Virginia foot
ball team last season, has left
school.
Evening star., 1962-04-30
BOWLING
Hap Kenney's 710
Caps Week End
By ROD THOMAS

Gladys Hap) Kenney shot ITO from scratch to the
Jimmy Burns Memorial Handicap Bethesda Bowling Center
Jimmy Dietsch the WEI Open at Hagerstown with
flashy shot and Washington bowlers remained five
events of the National championships at Greensboro
up the week-end's duckpn action.
Kenney attained fourth goal in her bowling
Evening star., 1962-04-30
Race Results
Laurel

lst-S@ 500; cling: 3-yr: mdnS.; q
fur
ReEEiO Downs lI.SO 1.2O i.6O
Golden Dawn tChamberS 800 $40
TaUTaSia uOvatO) go
Patrick's Lady, Veralan, Lees Park
1t. Edw. Kampel, Another Weeper
Asian Princess. Lorgnette. RobdiX
Nannie's Star. Time. l:l32s.
2d-S2 500: cling. Ayr. e. up: : fur
Brandy's Girl H'jOsa) 9.IO I.2O $40
Finkie FerrarOI 800 2.6O
Flaming Era CMcKee) ITO
Arthur Gary, Sea Tread. Seek No
More, Helens JOY, Ja-Belle, White
head. Blue N Yellow, Mayor Zach,
Earl Of Tyrone. Time, l:@7.
DAILY DOUBLE (7-10) S102.80
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Aqueduct
BY the Associate 4 Press

BY the Associated Press
lst-S3,3OO: cling; 3-yr. e. up; fur
Little Kelley Clark 1900 $40 $40
Bold Maneuver (YcaIa) 4.30 80
Big Nugget tNalenZuela) go
Noor'S ! Cht, Lady's Manor, Modest
Princess, Swell the Sail, Crooked Trail,
Fair Oaks, Little Celia. Time, l:25t5.
3d-S37jj: cling , vr: : fur
Elm's Eth'l lI2 tSlrS) $50 30 so
MiIIie II. CBaezab 300 $50
New Muir tErTicoI $50
Courthea, a Roman Fling. a Greek
Countess, KoZy Kate, Ripper Did Time,
~
a Gol-Dee Stable-Wien entry.
DAILY DOUBLE PAIR S70.50
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made what he thought would
be the correct decision.
The four-game series with
/ the Yankees drew 60,885 to
D. C. Stadium, almost $4,000
fewer than the estimate of 85,-
90. a week ago.
Yesterdays turnout of 81 ,466
will be the biggest until the
All-Star game July 10 unless
the Senator's make an abrupt
about-face.
/ Jim PierSall heard boos here
for the first time in a Wash
ington uniform. Piersall, OBJ
viously favoring his sprained
left ankle to the extent that he
cannot get a toehold, was o
for-14 in the Yankee series.
Jim could not have been very
happy when Woodling batted
| for him.
NOTES Outfielder Bob
Nieman of the Indians, sold
by Cleveland to San Francisco
yesterday, would not help the
Senators, in the opinion of
General Manager Ed Doherty.
Nieman appeared in only 80
games for the Indians last year
and was in only three games
this year. In addition, he rates
about a $4,000 salary.
A couple of the Senators out
fielders appeared to loaf on
plays that gave the Yankees
extra bases yesterday but Ver-
non said that was not so in
his opinion. The Senators
switched coaches in an effort
to improve their luck, with
George SuSce taking over at
first and George Case moving
to third.
When Vernon realized Berra
was in the lineup yesterday he
yelled to Yogi, Have you been
in the service? I see you play
only on Sundays. Bobby
Richardson Of the Yankees ran
his hitting streak to Is games.
&. . The Yankee bullpen inhab-
itantS came up with an awning
for their home, but the Sena-
tors occupants roasted.
-WHITTLESEY.
Evening star., 1962-04-30
JOE KELLY'S SELECTIONS
SECOND RACE-Purse. $4,000; claimed tS3 OOO,; p
FENCING drops Bit and should heal a nsrticm-

and get the vote here. FRITZ'S MAID also turned in
game race when disqualified from second DECIASSE
meets lesser and might upset
Evening star., 1962-04-30
Palmer Earns
3dConsecutiVe
Texas sCrown

SAN ANTONIO. April 80
(AP) ).-Arnold Palmer slammed
a 7-iron shot ITO yards to
within 18 inches Of the cup
on the 18th hole in another of
his dramatic finishes yesterday
and then sank the birdie putt
to become the first man to win
the $4,000 Texas Open three
years in a row.
1t was Palmer's third birdie
on the four closing holes and
it gave him a four-under-par
81 and 273 for 72 holes for a
one-stroke triumph.
Palmer was winning his
fourth tournament of the year
and running his money earn
ings to SAL, 1903. That was for
only four months. and with
% more tournaments to go it
is highly possible Arnold can
better the all-time record of
SIS, 1852 he set in 1860.
Evening star., 1962-04-30
At Laurel

Tuesdays Selections Made for Fast Track
FIRST RACE-Purse So 800: claiming IS 5OO 81 900
Ave furOnES,
Evening star., 1962-04-30
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HYDROPLANE for sale or trade. AS
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Evening star., 1962-04-30

Winner -DaIey II-UJ. Loser =
McClain (0-3l.
HBP-By McClain CMantle). u
Napp, Umont, Drummond, Mckinley.
T-2:44. A-3I,446.
Evening star., 1962-04-30
Third Time This Year

Palmer has won three of his
tournaments this year by COM
ing from behind - at Palm
Springs, in the Masters, and
yesterday, when he gave the
crowd just what it had ex-
pected, coming from two
strokes back on the final 18
holes to win.
Gene Littler, the National
Open champion who had taken
a two-stroke lead for So holes,
faded on the incoming nine and
wound up in a tie for second
with Joe Campbell, Doug Sand
erS and Mason Rudolph.
Littler had a SO, Campbell
70, Sanders 50 and Rudolph a
81 on the final 18. All ended up
with 274 for 70 holes.
Evening star., 1962-04-30

Iarly weak field. ALVA BREWER will battle TO Il
wire. MY ROSARY is better than her last
Evening star., 1962-04-30
$4,000 First Money

Palmer took down first
money Of $4,000, while Ru-
dolph. Sanders, Campbell and
Littler each won $2,050.
Palmer, who now has won 80
tournaments in his 71a-year
career, goes to Las Vegas for
the Tournament of Champions
this week. The tournament is
for players who have won
events in a years span from
Greensboro, N. c., through the
Masters.
The 6,616-yard Oak Hills
Country Club course, which had
been made more difficult by
installation of four new we'll
trapped green's. proved tougher
than last year when the tour
nament was first held there.
Palmer won with 270 last year.
Evening star., 1962-04-30
BY the Associated Press

MI.
%. x5. XXI lbs aaC.
Evening star., 1962-04-30
TAILSPIN
FIRST GAME
NEW YORK

Totals 81 . :
/ Singled for Daniels in sth.
Evening star., 1962-04-30
SKIPPER CAN'T SECOND-GUESS
Pinch-Hit Choices
Defended by Vernon

made what he thought would
be the correct decision.
Evening star., 1962-01-05
Child Bureau
Will Observe
5Oth Birthday

The Children's Bureau will
celebrate its 50th anniversary
April 8 with an all-day confer
ence at the Statler Hilton
Hotel.
The two surviving former
chiefs of the Federal bureau
Miss Katharine F. Lenroot, and
DR.. Martha M. Eliot-are ex-
pected to attend the birthday
session.
Some 100 specialists in the
child care field will be asked to
consider a 100-vear span at the
conference - backward to so
years of accomplishments, and
forward to needs and services
in the coming half century.
Melvin A. Glasser, former as
Sociate chief of the Children's
Bureau who also served as ex-
ecutive director of the Midcen-
tury White House Conference
on children and youth, is chair
man Of the 45-member citizens
committee for the anniversary
celebration.
The committee is composed
OF leaders in the child care
field 1t grew out of a reunion
OF Children's Bureau alumni"
called in anticipation of the
coming anniversary by Mrs,
Katherine B. Oettinger, present
chief of the Children's Bureau,
now in the Department of
Health, Education and Welfare.
Mrs. Randolph Guggenheimer
OF New York, chairman of the
program committee for the con-
ference, conferred with Mrs.
Oettinger and other officials
yesterday. The program COM
mittee'S recommendations on
speakers and formal will be
presented to the full committee
at a meeting in New York on
January %.
The Children'S Bureau was
set up April 9, 1912, in Presi-
dent Taft's administration, to
protect and promote the we'll
being OF the Nations young
sters.
Evening star., 1962-01-05
Court Test Asked
On Rape Suspect

The Government yesterday
asked for a court hearing on
the mental competency of Nor
ris A. Kent to stand trial on
charges of rape, robbery and
housebreaking.
Kent, IT, was waived to Dis
trict Court from Juvenile Court
following his arrest in connec-
ton with the beating and rap
ing of a 34-year-old secretary.
He also is accused of raping
another woman.
Late last month-as a follow
up to his october commitment
to District General Hospital
psychiatrists said the 6-foot,
180-pound youth was mentally
incompetent.
However, with the Govern
ment objection filed in District
Court yesterday, court hear
ing on the issue has been re-
queSted.
The Government papers, filed
by Assistant United States At
torney Joseph A. Lowther, did
not specify grounds for the OBJ
lection.
Evening star., 1962-01-05
Apprehension
0nMcCormack

The oddS-or1 selection of
Repre- sentative Mccormack,
Democrat of Massachusetts,, as
Speaker of the House is viewed
with apprehension" by a
group favoring separation of
church and state because his
liberalism stops at the door
% of his church."
Voicing the attitude last
night of the Protestants and
Other Americans United for
Separation of Church and
State toward Mr.. Mccormack
as Speaker was Paul Blanshard,
special counsel for the group
and author Of American Free
dom and Catholic Power"
At the same time, Mr.. Blan-
Shard commended President
Kennedy for his courageous
and firm opposition to the
bishops of his own church on
the sectarian school ISSUE"
His supporters and critics
both count on him to live up
to the spirit and letter of his
Houston (campaign) pledge to
preserve the separation of
church and state," Mr.. Blan-
shard said.
Predicting overwhelming de-
feat" for Federal aid to pa
rochial schools in the upcom-
ing congressional session, Mr..
Blanshard charged Mr.. Nc
Cormack as being lone Of the
chief assassins" to Federal aid
to-education in the last session
because "he favored appropria-
tions to parochial schools"
HE has been the foremost
champion of clerical causes on
Capitol Hill for more than 80
years :" Mr.. BlanShard said.
The speech was presented to
$500 persons attending the
annual Washington assembly
of the POAU held last night
as Constitution Hall.
Evening star., 1962-01-05
Aliens Reminded
Of Report Law

The immigration and Natu-
ralization Service has issued a
reminder to all non-United
States citizens that they must
report their addresses during
January, as required by law.
Address report forms are
available at post offices and
Immigration and Naturaliza-
ton offices.
The only non-citizens ex-
empted from the requirement
are diplomats, representatives
of certain International organi-
cations and persons admitted
to the United States on a tenn
porary basis as agricultural
laborerS.
Evening star., 1962-01-05

Our Deferred Payment Plan requires no down
payment on homefurnishings, furniture or ap-
piance purchase of $500 or more. Convenient
monthly payments arranged.
Evening star., 1962-01-05
SAVE ON FINE
CREDENZAS
900

Handsomely designed and carefully
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Evening star., 1962-05-11

ROME NANA). = Richard
Burton continues his ride to
glory as Michelangelo for goth
Century-Fo in the movie YER
sion Of Irving Stones best sell
er. The Agony and the Ec-
stacy" And after that, the
happy Mr.. Burton told me, ''I'll
be doing the film on 'Camelot'
playing King Arthur with Jean
Paul BelmondO as Sir Lance
lot" The latter is very unusual
casting. Belmendo is as mod
ern as they come. Sir Lancelot
was famed for his old-world
gallantry and chivalry. I'm
surprised Rock Hudson Is not
playing the part. The girl who
will play Burton's Queen is not
Elizabeth Taylor, but the gentle,
happily married Audrey Hep
burn.
It seems that Albert Finney
will not be coming to Broad
way with his London stage hit,
Luther" He'll be co-starring
with Italy's Claudia Cardinale,
she told me at the reception for
Burt Lancaster, in THE Fur
nished Room" to be made in
London in September. >. But
first, Claudia gets MarceIlO
MastrOiani in FeIIini's new
movie which has, the intriguing
title of 'Fellini 8h." Before
this, the best Of the new Ital-
ian school of directors had
made seven and one-half NOV
ies-the half Is his sequence
with Anita Ekberg in "Boccac-
clio TO-" =. BY the bye, Anita
is prepared to give up her movie
career, now in high gear, for
the man she loves-ROd Taylor.
And before she took off for Hol-
lywod to marry Rod, she con-
fided to her chums here, "I
won't return to Rome until I
can bring back q baby"
Have you noticed that when
Elizabeth Taylor gets plump,
it's when she is happy. She
was always having to fight the
Evening star., 1962-05-11

lucky we are that we have
Americans who think justice
and fairness to everyone. !"
Soph should say this to the
Europeans who still scrawl on
the walls-"Yankee. go home. :"
80
The Palazzo rented by the
late Mario LAMA, then by An
thony Quinn when he was here
making "Barabas," win be
home to Eleanor and her fam
lily for the three months she
viii be starring in the picture.
I had to warn her that Quinn
and Mario had told me that in
the summer such nasty things
as snakes and crawlers used to
drop from the living room cell
ing She hadn't yet signed the
deal-but, snakes or not. she
win. Because there is q view
from every room-marvelous
for Paul-and grass for the
children and horses in the
fields.%
Evening star., 1962-05-11

Have you noticed that when
Taylor gets plump,
it's when she is happy. She
was always having to fight the
Evening star., 1962-05-11

replied: 'T accept the nomina-
tion."
80
Sammy Davis, jr., will star at
the Forest Hills Music Festival
August IL Edward Ch0dOrov
returns from Europe next week
to work on the Broadway musi-
cal. "The Night They Raided
Minsky's" A civic dispute
is erupting in San Diego be-
cause George A. Fuller Of New
York will build the new $l2
million Salk Institute for Biol
ogical Research at La Jolla.
The San Diego City Council
asked DR.. Salk to appear May
8 and explain why a local firm
didn't get the job.
Jacques Lipchitz, the sculp-
tor, met with Prime Minister
Ben -GuriOn Of Israel, who
asked his opinion of Marc
ChagaIl's paintings. Lipchitz ex-
pressed his fun admiration .
Ben-Gurion questioned him:
But about those people Cha
gall shows flying in mid-air IN
his pictures? I never saw
people fly" Lipchitz replied:
THE Bible has angels flying.
Mr.. Prime Minister, did you
ever see an angel flying?"
HAS
It was s. HurOk, the impre-
sario, who persuaded the State
Department to cancel its ruling
that Seattle is off-limits to
Soviet visitors. That's why
TitOv and the Ukranian dancers
received permission to attend
the Seattle Fair Abe Bur-
rows said Of his many awards
for. How to Succeed -:
"Everybody's been so wonderful
to me. And. I've earned It,"
New York City's ballet troupe
will perform at La Scala in
Milan before touring in Russia
/. d. Zsa Zsa Gab0r served as an
usher at Tuesdays gala pre-
miere Of Miracle Worker" She
bought a flashlight to use that
night. "Oh. I know that the
men will follow me down the
aisle," zsa zsa explained. But
I'll need the flashlight for the
women"
Evening star., 1962-05-11
U. S. Show in Oslo

OSLO, May IL (AP)-Nor-
way next month viii exhibit
a copy Of q Mercury capsule
on loan from the American
National Aeronautics and Space
Administration and q German
made contraption Of wood,
canvas and piano wire, called
a Taube, and flown for the
first time by Norwegian Naval
1t. Hans F. Dons in 1912.
Evening star., 1962-05-11
THE lyons DEN
E0tinq Beots Acting
By LEONARD LYONS

Charles Chaplin has gained
50 much weight lately it's un-
likely that hen ever act again.
-. The State Boxing Commits
sion, which banned the Liston-
Patterson fight, may also ban
any New York showing of the
fight via closed d-circuit TV. -.
Mrs. Richard Burton may stop
off at their Swiss home before
returning to Rome. The Bur-
tons, as well-as Elizabeth Fay
IOr, have their official residence
in Switzerland.
Walter Lippmann visited the
Cleopatra" set in Rome. He
met the producer Of the movie,
Walter Wanger, and told him:
"One Of the best things that
could be said for Cleopatra is
that it has taken the worlds
mind off The Bomb"
James Stewart says it took
him four days and three bottles
Of liniment to film the twist Sc
quences in 'Mr. Hobbs Takes a
Vacation" Som erset {
Vaughan is in Lausanne, being
treated by his Swiss doctor.
:. Shelley Winters Just sold
her recently purchased home in
Hollywood at a $4,000 profit.
It had q sign, "Abe RibicOff
Slept Here" Secretary Ribicoff
had been a house guest there
not Shelley's, but Of her tenant,
q producer.
MariIyn Monroe will lead the
singing Of Happy Birthday"
at JFK's birthday tribute in
Madison Square Garden May
10. -. ThereT be no speeches,
except President Kennedy's.
:. No member Of The Clan,
not even Peter Lawford, will
participate. Jack Benny, as me.
will introduce Marian Ander-
son, Peggy Lee, Danny Kaye,
Ella Fitzgerald, Henry Fonda,
Durante, etc. The $1,000
tickets, emitting patrons to
dine with JFK that night at
the -Four Seasons, are almost
gone.
Arlene Francis has been Of
iered Q Congressional nomina-
ton. Phil Sllvers will make
q cameo appearance in Marilyn
MOnrOe's new movie, but re-
quested that he not. be billed.
=. Last week Otto Preminger
announced that his new film,
starring Robert Morse, will be
titled "Sam and Me-" The pro-
ducer-director was asked If it's
q comedy. "Of course Sam and
Me- is q comedy" said Prem
niger. 20 Otherwise the title
would be Sam and T."
In New York last Saturday
night, while Robert F. Kennedy
was addressing the American
Jewish Committee, George So
kOlsky was addressing the Irish
Historical Society. :. Ken
nedy, incidentally, was intro
duced to the audience by Her
bert Lehman who-from force
Of h q bit after last years
Mayoralty campaign - said:
"And now. ladies and gentle-
man, I give you Robert F. Wag-
ner." Kennedy arose and