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LEGAL NOTICES
BUCKINGHAM COUNTY BANK
Shareholders Meeting

OHdTcnOlOcES MeeblnS
Notice is hereby given that, pur-
suant to call of its directors, a
special meeting of the share
holders of the Buckingham
County Bank will be held at its
banking house in the Town of
Dillwyn, State Of Virginia, on
Tuesday, June IL, 1862 at 2
pm. EDIT, for the purpose of
considering and determining by
vote whether an agreement to
merge the said bank and The
Peoples National Bank of Char
lottesville, located in the City
Of Charlottesville, State of Vir-
ginia, under the provisions of
the laws of the United States.
shall be ratified and confirmed,
subject to the approval of the
Comptroller of the Currency.
Washington, D. c., and for the
purpose of voting upon any
other matters incidental to the
proposed merger of the two
banks. A copy Of the aforesaid
agreement, executed by a ma
jority OF the directors Of each
of the two banks, providing for
the merger. is on file at the
bank and may be inspected dur
ing business hours.
J. H. SPESSARD, President
5-1-1Ot
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meet at the War Memorial Build
ing on Wednesday night, May 9.
The program will be in charge
OF the Rev. Richard Scott.
Beginning with the month of
May, the regular supper meet
ings are held at 7::3O pm. All
Ruritan members are urged to
attend.
Members of the Board of Di-
rectors. officers and committee
chairmen met Wednesday night
May 2, at the bank, to plan re
ports for the business session.
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OPPORTUNITIES

ELEcrRoLUx Corporation
will franchise men with Al re-
ferences. No experience or cap
ital required. Call or write Elec-
trolux Corporation. PIG Main
Street. South Boston, Va. Phone
2-o025. 4-10-tf
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SEPTIC TANKS AND DRAIN
FIELDS INSTALLED, ditchinA
and terracing. Ayers Building
Supply Co.. phone Elk 2-39O6.
Farmville, located on old Cum
berland Road. Jackson Heights.
LIFT
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KITTENS: three pretty gray
ones. Inquire at Historic Prince
Edward Hotel after l pm, at
lobby desk. 5-8-2p
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IN MEMORIAM

GRAY -- In memory Of my hus-
band. Abraham Gray. who pass
ed away May 4, l949, IS years
ago. Gone but not forgotten by
his wife, Mrs. Nettie Gray.
Salt
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This space is offered without
charge by The Herald to anyone
who wishes to give something
away Free. 4-1-tf
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COMPLETE SEPTIC TANK
SERVICE: cleaned. repaired and
new installation. w. w. Dicker-
son, phone Elk 2-3556, Farmville.
O-2O-tf
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WE CRY FOR YOU: Dickerson
Auction Co.. phone Elk 2-3226.
Farmville. 10-20-tf
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The Rev. Richard Scott
To Speak To Ruritans

POWHATAN, May THE
Powhatan Ruritan Club will
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Card OF Thanks

WILLIAMS - wish to thank the
Nurses and doctors for all acts
of kindness shown me during my
stay in the hospital. Mrs. Lucy
Williams. 5-8-lp
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RELIABLE SALESMAN - to as
sist in local branch operation.
Must have a car. Liberal fl
nancial opportunity. For inter-
view write or call Mr.. E. P.
Snow, ZIG Main St. South Boston,
Va. Phone 2-5025. 4-10-tf
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MARRIED MEN, mature, mech
anically inclined. May mean
double your previous income.
Write P. O. Box, South Boston,
Va. 4-10-tf
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SERVICES

SPRAYING SERVICE - honey
suckle, fence rows. hedge rows.
road sides. Release young pine
stands. J. F. Love, Buckingham,
Va. Phone WO 9-2579. 5-8-8p
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COWS y grade Holsteins and
one Jersey. two to freshen in
30 days. Also, two-unit mixer,
practically new. Wallace Gillian.
Elk 2-3848, Farmville, Va. 5-8-2tp
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EFFECTIVE May Is ~ We will
be located at POP North Virginia
Street. Davis & Ellington,
ROOterS. 5-1-4t
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MAN to work in grocery store,
regular work, good working con-
ditionS, good pay. Baldwin S
Grocery Store, phone 3451, Keys
vile. SLIP
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BIG BOY TOMATO plants and
all others. Flower plants, all
kinds. Mum plants. $3.50 and up.
Collins Florist, Farrnville.
sap
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NOTICE

REGISTERED Morgan stallion
"Broadwall Rambler" Reg.
No. 1921. service fee $50,
standing at: Chellowe Farm, R.
2, Dillwyn, Va. For appointment
call any of the following: Erwin
Seago. YU 3-2262;; Forest Guth-
RE, III, YU 3-2261; j. B. Hanes,
w 3-2541, VIM. C. Carter, HY
2-3361. 5-4-2t
THE FLOOR SHOP: Free est
mate on wall to wall carpeting,
for residential or chn use
Room size rugs available for i'm
mediate deliver, including all
wool twist carpet. Colorful braid
ed rugs, 9 x u rugs size. The
Floor Shop, 119 N. Main Street
Farmville. 1-19-tf
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FARM MACHINERY - David
Bradley chopper. manure spread
err. New Holland 6ll harvester,
corn and grass head. T. r.
Nelson, R. 4, LY 1851. Rowha-
tan. Va. 5-8-2t
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AUCTION SALE


PERSONAL PROPERTY ~ At
auction. Saturday. May IL, at
11:OO am, at the former home
Of Ed Newton Cunningham, on
Route $50. between Darlington
Heights and Pamplin. Prince
Edward County, Virginia.
Items to be sold consist Of deep
freeze: oil heaters; piano; wash
ing machine; old cupboard;
platform rockers; buffet: cedar
chest; rugs; venetian blinds;
writing desk; and many other
household items and small tools.
Andrews R atty Co.. Auc-
tioneers. Brookneal. Virginia.
Tel: DIR axe 6-3775 5-4-3t
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FORMAL CUB : with equip
ment. Good condition. Sacrifice
price. j. C. Hopkins, Prospect.
va Elk 2-4782. 5-8-2p
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aELP WANTED

SALESMAN = $3.50 per hour or
more for part or full time route
work. Large repeat orders. Man
or woman. Write McNess Co.,
P. o. 81, Baltimore, Md. :.
5-8-2tp(T)
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APARTMENT - unfinished:
centrally located. Call Farm
vile Elk 1862. 4-27-tf
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FARMALL H TRACTOR, excel
lent condition, cleaned and re-
painted. With or without two
row cultivator. P. w. Barnard,
Amelia, Phone 29FO5. 5-4-3t
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SALESMAN - OVER FORTY?
Why work for OF hers? Start
your own business in Prince Ed
ward Co. Or Buckingham Co.,
full or part time. for particu-
lars, write Rawleigh, Dept.
VAE-720-17, Richmond, Va.
51-8-15-25-29p
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ENGLISH SETTER - white with
black spots. nine months old.
Call Elk 2-4013. 5-8-2t
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APARTMENT Mrs. John
Stokes, 400 First Ave, Farm
vile, Va. 4-27-9p
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CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE

MAGAZINE SPECIALS: Satur-
day Evening Post 70 issues.
81 90; 100 issues, 5000. new and
renewals. Life = IS weeks,
$3.50; 70 weeks, $500, new sub
scriptions only. H. v. Lancaster,
Jr., 4O8 High ST., Farmville.
sap
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COIN HOLDERS and supplies.
Gray's Drug Store. Inc. Phone
Elk 2-3l45 Farmville. 9-1-tf
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TRACTOR = Farm tractor in
excellent running condition;
motor rebuilt in April this year.
Price right for quick sale. Call
Emerson Hamlet, Farmville Elk
2-5O5O after $50 pm. sap
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FOR SALE

TOMATO PLANTS: Marglobe,
Rudgers. 100 for $1.00. w. E.
Bradshaw, Green Bay. 5-8-1t
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PLYMOUTH = 1854, two door. in
good condition with radio. Call
Farmville Elk 2-45O7. SAT-
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BIG BOY hybrid, Early hybrid,
Break-O-day. Rutgers and Mar
globe tomato plants in individual
plant bands. Large sturdy plants.
Buy any quantity you wish. Car
ter's Flower Shop, one block
from hospital. 4-27-4t
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LOTS - Is beautiful lots, just
outside Farmville on Rt. As in
Cumberland. Call W. A. Wilson,
Jr., BE 2-2781, Richmond, or
Mrs. W. A. Wilson. Sr., Elk
2-4764, Farmville. 4-1O-tf
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NEW HOUSE just completed in
the Green's" rooms, two
baths, built-in cabinets and range
IN kitchen. full basement. car
port. pris'd to sell. Contact E.
NJ. Pairet at Elk 2-322l. after
pm. and Sundays phone Elk 2
1892. 10-31-tf
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APARTMENT - Down stairs.
Hot and cold water furnished.
Phone Export 1880. 5-1-3p
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FOR RENT

HOUSE - modern four rooms.
Elk 2-381S. sap
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LIVESTOCK-30 good. young,
grade Hampshire ewes: 2 pure
bread bucks. so feeders, Angus
ard Herefords, 4 to 500 pounds,
81 young Hereford cows and hei-
fers, fresh and springers. w. S.
Hundley, Boydton, Va. SLIT
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FULLER BRUSH ORDERS m
Taken at Call Elk 2-544l 5-8-4tp

THERE'S no charge for use OF
Carpet Shampooer with purchase
of Blue Lustre Carpet Shampoo.
So. Hdwe. g. Appl. Co. SILT
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FOR SALE

DAHLIA ROOTS - large and
medium 25c and 35c. Mrs. J.
w. Elliott. R. 3, Farmville.
5-8-2t
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PIGS-Yorkshire boar. for sale
as breeder stock. Can be regist-
cred at buyers expense. Reed
Miller, Dillwyn, Phone w
1858. SLIP
Evening star., 1962-05-07
Nuthonson, Willis
Post 2Victories
In Selling Series

Jim Nathanson and Joe
Willis. who won their opening
two races the previous Sunday,
remained unbeaten in the mob
jack and Jet IA classes yester-
day with two more victories in
the Potomac River Sailing As
sociation spring series off Hains
Point.
Senator Smith, Democrat of
Massachusetts,. swept both races
in the lightning class in a bor-
rowed boat. Senator Smith was
the New England champion in
lightnings for several years.
Gusts up to IS knots short
ened the number of competitors
in all classes and caused incom-
plete fields in at least three of
the five. Summaries:
ThiStles: First Race. Ed Hoyt.
Richard Brust;- 3 Henry Randall.
second race. Hoyt. .. Randall: 8,
Mobiacks: First race, Jim Ma
manson; ., Brig. Douglas PattiSon-
knight; 3, Bill Cole. Second race
NathanSon; 9, Or. Walter Lawson; only
Lightninss. First race, Senator
Smith; 2, Frank Williams: 8 Or. James
GILBERT. Second race-1, Smith: o
Williams: 8, John Provost.
Jet l4s; First race, Joe Willis; ..
Ted Chatterton; only finishers. Sec
ond race. Willis; 2, Chatterton.
only finiShers.
Corsairs: First race-Dave Mclean:
z, Bob Mcdonald; B. Arthur Birney
Second race, Mclean: 3, Mcdonald; !;
only finishers.
Evening star., 1962-05-07

ONeil might live to regret it
but he birdied the 73d hole
yesterday to break q tie with
Maj. Gen. William Ely and win
the Presidents Cup tourna-
ment. Both men tied at 306
after the regulation 72 holes,
then went into a sudden-death
playoff.
BELLE HAVEN-Burr Hen
ing and r. H. Dunn meet Capt.
Frank Heyer and Everett Slagle
for the. two-maa team cham
pionship Sunday. Hening and
Dunn yesterday defeated Char
ley Hagadorn and Garland
MARBLE, 2 and /. and Heyer
and Slagle ousted Adm. Frank
johnson and Ed Won Deck,
] up.
While this was going on,
Ralph Kneeland and DR.. A. ].
Saury put on q blistering finish
to help Belle Haven tie Manor
in q Class B team match. Three
down with three to play to
Howard Schaffer and Frank
Carlo. the Kneeland Saury
team went double-eagle-par-
birdie to pull out q half. DR..
Saury Clipped into the cup for
q natural eagle on l6 and de-
Quoted q handicap stroke for
the double eagle.
Evening star., 1962-05-07
Central Near
Tie for Top
In Soccer

Central Wallets hopes Of
winding up in o tie with the
British Lions for the second
half championship Of the Ma
tional Soccer League hinges on
the Valetmen's final game of
the season against the Hagers-
town Kickers.
Central Valet yesterday
knocked off the Bavarians,
AZ, at Twenty-third street
and Constitution avenue NV.
to move within two points of
a tie with the league-leading
Lions.
The Lions wound up their
regular season with a 500
record for 12 points. Central
Valet is 5-1. and has 10 points
with the one game left. II
Central Valet and the Lions
wind up tied, "a playoff win
be held. Central Valet already
has won the first-half title.
George Gruber booted two
goals yesterday for Central
Valet. Rick Packer and Gus
Mendez accounted for the
others.
Fort Belvoir yesterday
knocked off the Kickers, 5-3,
at Hagerstown in Q first-half
makeup game. The Baltimore
Kickers defeated Schweigert,
40, In Q second-round match
Of the Arnold Cup competition
at Baltimore's Clifton Park.
cTNTFlI. cTANSTTFlIv vArxT T------------Y 6
Bayarians scoring Berkesxi. KIasch.
e. Central Valet scoring: Gruber, Q;
Parker, Mendez.
EoRT BELyoIR .--G---------l Hs
Fort Beivoif scoring: RouG 3; Mar.
tin, 2. Hagerstovn scoring: Nemsek,
BALTIMORE KICKERS -----.2 2-
Kickers. scoring: Piitko, .; Juefgen-
sen, Riddlebauer.
Evening star., 1962-05-07
D. Stickmen Rip
Baltimore Team

The Washington Lacrosse
Club again used q couple Of
scoring flurries to conquer
Brooklyn Park, 1873, yesterday
at Baltimore'S Swami Park and
remain unbeaten - but once
tied-after seven games.
Washington, which scored 10
straight goals to beat the same
team, 1877. last month, struck
for four straight points to take
command in the third quarter
and then scored the games
last five goals.
Charlie Wicker, the former
All-America at Maryland, and
Dick Post contributed two
GOALS each to the final surge.
sRooKEYEo sMRSoSobEfSEoF PARK 81 ) IL
washington scoring: Wicker s. Codd
{. Post .. Chamberlain 2, Munro,
Brooklyn Park scoring: Lamar 9,
MAehoek 2. crone. Abend. Meadows,
Evening star., 1962-05-07
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
NATIONAL LEAGuE

BATTING Cbssed on so or more At
batsl-Kuenn, San Francisco. 1888:
Musial: 81 Leuis. and oonzales'
. ihil.dslplha me sl,,sie S7S E,oSs n Lcys ss
pMso. IMscchisI cchiSssIhnSssar. Ssr I IaDeasss nsssnpoTs ri
81: cepsds. sSan o otrsneisco. 70.
RUNs BATTED m - Cepeds, San
Francisco, 29: ptnson; Cincinnati
ES1sr. st. louis. 70 se: zsiss' NAYS. san
ITS Aiog; san Francisco, 80;
WiIliams chlcaso. and Flood, e,
bSV: S: q: S AnFsisa. rinsiC1 Gnd GGlReinns Hsr .nd
Cepeda, San Francisco, 80.
DOUBLES - Robinson. Cincinnati, T.
Davis. Los Angeles and Oliver, st,
port san Francisco, and Boyer. 81
TRiPLEs - wflliams, chicaso; 4:
wills, Los .Angeies. Mazeroski. Pitts
burFh. and Boyer. st. Louis. 3: II
H6sf 6Hsa EtR EHtRhs1M.y.. san Francisco.
10: pinson, Cincinnati. o: Cepeda,
xoIk. 8; Bailey. San Francisco, and
sr1sihsS nssisss' bhsVssEsssSGn.wRirs. hsVsEssSn. Lo. Angeles,
10: W.. Davis. Los Angeles, and
Pagan, San Francisco, s: Brock,
Phiiadelphia. and Jsyier and Boyer
PrfcHISG1Sdrkey. Prfscs;H iSSSs- Cincinnati. opel
and Pierce. San Francisco. and
McIAsh, PhiiadelDha, so. 1000.
sTIkLkE1ULsLkoufax. Los AnSeles
san francisco. 33: Farfeii, Eouston
and Gibson. st. Louis, 30.
Evening star., 1962-05-07
BY the Associated Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE

BATTING (besed on so. or more at
!, hats)--Jimenez, Kansas City, 1891; /;
Robinson, Chicago. .3S1; Mantle.
New York. .367; Rollins. Minnesota
.34S: Lumpe, Kansas City, .343:
RUNs-Del Greco, Kansas City, %;
Siebern, Kansas City, 22; H0wser,
Kansas City, 21: Mantle, New York.
and Cunningham, Chicago, 10.
RUNS BATTED N-Robinson, Chi
cago.. "a: Siebern. Kansas City. "a;
Cimoli, Kansas City, %; Rollins,
Minnesota, and Ksline. Detroit, 81.
HITS Robinson. chicago. 81: cimoli.
City, 35: SiebeFn, Kansas City, 80;
Rollins and Battey, Minnesotas az.
DoUBLEs--Del Greco. Kansas City.
IL; Robinson, Chicago. 3; Pagliaront,
Boston, 8; tied with z.
-cimoli. Kansas City, 4;
eight tied with 2.
home RUNs-wagner, Los Angeles, o;
Kaline and Cash, Detroit. and Lands,
Chicago, q: Rollins, Minnesota, and
Mantle, New York, 9.
STOLEN BAsEs-Aparicio, Chicago, O.
HowSer, Kansas City. 8; Wood. De-
Lands. Chicago. 3.
Bsiinsky, Los Angeles. 40. j 900;
Seoul, Kansas City, and Coates.
Neg YORK. 30. i 600. II bed With
STRIKB0UTS-Pizarro. Chicago. %;
Terry, New York. 81; Pascual, Min
nesota, 20: Rakow and Pfister, Kan
sas City, "a.
Evening star., 1962-05-07
MRS. FERRIDAY MASSES TOURNEY "
Keefer Cup to Open
With Fovorite Absent

z. NJ. Meyers and Or. Robert
Maher, while Dick Latimer and
Paul Knollman take on Harold
Harwood and Bin West IN the
semifinals Of the Cummings
Cup tournament Saturday.
Kelly and Murray defeated
Col. Ken Smith and Bill Weber,
5 and 4 and Meyers and Maher
trimmed Ray Swearengen. ST.,
and Ray Swearengen. jr., 5 and
4. yesterday. Harwood and West
eliminated Mai. s. s. Fletcher
and John Harding, jr., 4 and
8, while Latimer and Knollman
won by default. The finals are
scheduled Sunday.
KENW0OD-Kenwood's two
man team championship goes
into overtime this week after
Burt Ferguson and DR.. Joe
Kenrich and r. w. Williams
and w. A. ions tied with best
ball Sis yesterday. Both teams
posted nine-hole scores of 80
20, forcing q playoff. B. W.
Wasser and H. N. SpotSwood,
with 32-30-62, Don Edge and
A. B. Cypert, 33-29-62. and
Robert Lewis and A. H. Young
quist, 30-32-62, tied for third.
NORBECK - Lenny SAKE
knocked off two champions in
two rounds of the Norbeck
midget club championship yes
terday. In the first round he
eliminated Paul Kurtz, the club
champion. ! up, then defeated
Sam Kline, the defending mid
get champion. ! up. SAKE got Q
big break In his match with
Kurtz. One up with two holes
to play, Kurtz hit q wrong ball
on the eighth and lost the hole.
This appeared to upset him
and he took a double bogey on
the ninth.
In other matches, Ted Cohen
defeated Jerry Cooper, / up,
Ed Miller eliminated Max Mud
rick, 2 and /, and Rudy Arkin
went 10 holes to defeat Harold
Berman.
ARMY NAVY - Col. Don
Evening star., 1962-05-07
HIGH SHOOL
SPORTS

RESULT YEsTKRDAY
Georgetown Fresh, IL; Gonsags,
GAMES TODAY
GeerEe Mason AZ PrisTy, 3s3o
Bulils Sehool at MaFet,
BladenSburG 81 Central. 9
Oxen HILL at Suitland,
Northwestern at Duvai.
suFrattsvtlls ct High Points 3
GAMES TOMORROW
Mckinley at splngaFn, S:AS
Eastern At AnacostiA, 3:4S
Balleg ". Chamberlain at Mckinley,
Roosevelt at Wilson. 3:4S
Bell at Dunbar, 3:4s
Coolidge at CardoEo, 3:AS
Bells School at Sc. Adams, $50
GeorKetoWn Prep at ST. Anthony'ss
81, yshn's at Carroll, s:so
DeMatha at 0'COnneii. 4
LandVu at Friends, $3.50
Flint Hill at Congressional,
Mclean at Fairfax,
Garfield at Orange, 5
Hammond at Falls Church, 3
WI at Wakefield (BarcFoftl, q
George Mason 81 Emerson, 3
Jennie Dean ct LuthePn Jask1ou, 3.iS
GalthersbuTg at Walter Johnson, $50
B-CC at NOFthwo0d, $50
Rich MOnt. at sherwood. $50
Evening star., 1962-05-07
BY ROBERT SOMAEERs
star staff Writer

A year ago Mrs. Edward
Ferriday Of Chevy Chase be-
came the third woman golfer
to win the Keefer Cup tourna-
ment twice. When the women
start play at Chevy Chase
Wednesday, the only thing cer-
tain is that Mrs. Ferr1day won't
become the first to win a third
time.
She is out Of town for the
31st edition, leaving the field
wide open.
The Keefer Cup is a two-day,
36-hole handicap tournament,
and has drawn SO entrants. Fol-
lowing the first round wednes-
day, the field will be trimmed
to the low 80 and ties for
Thursdays final round.
Ten prizes will be awarded,
some to the low gross scorers.
but the big trophy goes to the
net winner.
Mrs. Ferriday won last year
with 160-12-148, and this is
far from easy to do. Normally
the higher handicap players
walk off with these events.
However, the low handicap
players in the Keefer are some
what protected because it is re-
stricted to women with handi-
caps Of 13 or less.
Among the lower handicap
women are MRS. Frank Cush Of
Argyle, the Maryland women's
champion who carries q four
handicap IN the women's team
matches. She also Is q former
winner, and Is looking for @
second title. She won in 1854,
four years before her clubmate,
Mrs. Helen Konopa. won her
lone championship.
Mrs. Konopa also is entered
along with Mrs. Bruce Boiler
man Of Court House, the 1860
Keefer winner.
COLUNEBIA--Clyde Kelly and
Francis Murray viii meet DR..
Evening star., 1962-05-07
Palmer Magic
WorkAgain
AT Las Vegas

LAS VEGAS, May Z (AP).-
Arnold Palmer still owns the
patent on dramatic winning
finishes along the golf tourna-
ment trail.
Palmer finished like q whirl-
wind again yesterday. firing q
So over the final Is holes to
haul In the $1,000 winners
purse In the $4,000 Tourna-
ment Of Champions The knock
out punch came with charac-
teristic suddeness on the final
green as Palmer holed a 24-foot
putt for a birdie three that
broke q dead-heat, head-to-
head duel with Billy Casper. =
Casper Fires So
Casper got his par and match
ing 6S, but he had to settle for
p 72-hole score Of 277 and
IS, 800.
Casper had a torrid round
for the par 36-36-72 Desert
Inn Country Club course, strok-
ing in six brides. After the
18th hole Of the final round he
was actually in front by two
strokes.
It was Palmer's fifth tourna-
ment victory of the year and
his first in seven attempts to
bag this desert classic. He now
has won S52,308 this year,
about two-thirds Of his all
time PGA record Of $75,2 ,262 for
an entire year.
While Palmer and Casper
were dominating the scene, 40
Iyear-old Earl Stewart Of Dallas
and Doug Sanders OF Ojai,
Calf, staged their own private
war for third place.
Doug Finishes Fourth
Stewart. who plays in few
tournaments. won out with a 70
for 279 and Sanders finished
fourth with q 10 for $50.
Jay Hebert, whose one poor
round Of rs ruined his chances.
closed with q 6S that included
the best scoring string Of the
season for the pros-four sue
ceSsive brides and an eagle,
starting on the 11th hole.
Hebert's total was 283 and q
fifth-place finish.
Gene Littler, the current Ma
tional Open champion and
three-time winner here, shot
a 73 for 2S7. and the defend
ing Las Vegas champion, Sam
Snead. took a 10 for 2e0.
Evening star., 1962-05-07
'No-Hitter in Opener

QUINCY, H., May z (AP).-
Rookie Vance Scales, o left
handler from Charle st n,
w. Va. pitched O no-hit game
against Clinton yesterday as
Quincy won, 20, in the open
ing Of the Glass D Midwest.
League season. Scales, formerly
Of Ohio State University,
famed 10 and allowed 4 bases
on balls.
Evening star., 1962-05-07
Hoyu Freshmen
Capture Regatta

ANNAPOLIS. May Z (AP).-
Cornell's Roger zurn was the
leading individual skipper with
~ points but Georgetown Uni
versity had the better balance
and won the freshman cham
pionship regatta of the Middle
Atlantic intercollegiate Sailing
Association here yesterday.
The Hoyas' two boats col
lected as points to nose out the
Cornell freshman twosome by q
point. Host Navy had IS,
Princeton 81 and Fordham II.
Evening star., 1962-05-07
COLUMBIA'S 10Th
PROVING LUCKY

Two area golfers scored
aces yesterday and one
proved that the last shall
be first. John LawritSen
scored the first hole-in-one
on Columbia'S rebuilt 18th
green, which opened this
season. He was also the
last player to ace the old
18th before it was closed
last year. LawritSen used a
six-iron on the l39-yard
hole.
Col. r. W. Dickerson also
used a 6-iron to ace the
154-yard hole at Army
Navy's Fairfax course.