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Evening star., 1962-04-14
QUANTICO TRACK RESULTS

Four-m relay. Baltimore Olym
pic Club tJim Wade. Arnie Cummins
Frank Pflaging and Bob Vinton1: .
Camp Pendleton; 3. GeorgetoWn: 4
Fordham; 3, Villanova. Time. 1880 s
1O0OO-meter rum, John Gut.
knecht, Baltimore olympic Club: .
Alex Breckenridge, Camp Lejeune; 8,
David Emery. Quantico: 4. Oscar
Moore, New York Pioneer Club. 3
Kent NILS, 0uanttco. Time. 32:244
Field Events
Broad Jump, Charlie Mays. Mary
land State; 2. Sylvester johnson. Cen
tral Jersey Track Club; 3, Robert
OBrien. New York Athletic Club 4
John O'Bannon, North Carolina; &,
ttled) Ronald Hines, Pennsylvania, and
John Prttchard. Quantico. Distance,
23 feet IL inches.
High jump - Bob Gardner. Camp
LIeieune; 2. (tied!, Wilmore Davis.
Morgan State; jeff Little. NYU:
George Lougheridge, Camp Pendle-
ton; Bob Mitchell. Philadelphia Pioneer
Club and John Stevens. Fordham. 6
feet Sl4 inches (meet record: old re-
cord of 6-6h set by P. Fehlin in 1861
Hammer throw i. Fine Keerd
NYAC; .. Al Hall NYAC; 3, Judson
Sage, Navy: 4. Doug Tozour. Navy;
3, Stewart Thompson. NYAC. 1872 feet
Discus. Al oerter. NYAc: .. Ed
kohler.. Fordham: 3, Gary Gubner,
NYU: 4, Elmo Keerd. NYAC: 5. Dave
Davis. Camp Pendleton. 19l feet (meet
record; old record OF l7S feet Ill2
inches set by J. Ellis in 1859.
Evening star., 1962-04-14
Postponed Show
At Seneca Reset
For Tomorrow

! The Seneca Valley Pony Club
Junior Horse Show, postponed
last week end because of heavy
rains, will be held tomorrow
beginning at 10 am. at Mr.,
and Mrs. Jesse Smiths farm
near Seneca, Md.
Divisions for small and large
ponies, junior horses, all types
of equitation. and a special
event for adults in costume
make up the program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden McKim
Crane, who are among the
areas busiest horse show
judges, will officiate at the all
day show. which is expected to
attract an unusually large entry
list because of its early spot on
the spring calendar.
In addition to traditional
prizes of horsey equipment. the
snow committee also is offering
some unusual items contributed
by Poolesville and Potomac
merchants - 100 pounds of
horse feed, large sirloin steak
and a number of other items
not usually found among the
prizes in a horse show.
Glasses are for small and
large pony hacks, hunters and
working hunters; junior horses
in the same three categories:
leadline, horsemanship of all
varieties. and a local hack class
designed for children living in
the Seneca area.
Evening star., 1962-04-14
Lakers Battle
CeItics Tonight
InTie-Breaker

BOSTON, April IA (AP).-
Understanding the enemy is
fatal in any battle.
The Boston Celtics, fighting
to maintain National Basket
ball Association supremacy,
will not make the mistake
against Los Angeles tonight.
The best-of-seven final series
is deadlocked, 2-2, with the
sixth game set for Los Angeles
Monday night and a seventh,
if needed, back here Wednes-
day.
Los Angeles is a sound
team and is well coached" Jim
Loscutoff said as the Celtics
whipped through a practice
session yesterday.
They won't crack because
we rallied to even the series
Wednesday and are at home
tonight" LoScutoff continued.
They'll be fighting back.
We've got to be at our best"
The entire Celtics squad is
much impressed by the coach
ing of Los Angeles guiding
hand, Fred Schaus. A typical
Bill Russell summation: "Ex-
cellent."
Loscutoff labels the Lakers
Elgin Baylor. the Army private
on leave, as lust about the
strongest man in the league"
"Once Baylor gets his hands
on the ball you just can't
knock it away from him." Jim
said.
There was a certain grimness
about the Celtics as they made
final preparations. No one ven-
tured any predictions for to-
night.
We've played 81 games and
now it all narrows down to the
best two out of three" Tommy
HeinSohn commented. Every
game is a must from now on.
Early in the series, there's a
chance to get back a game.
But now time is running out"
Bob Short, Los Angeles own
er, feels both age and the LAX
erS are about to catch I'D to
Boston. which has won three
straight playoff titles and four
in the past five years.
Your boys are getting old
as far as pro basketball is con-
cerned," Short said. "Our club
has the youth as well as talent
to end Boston's monopoly"
Evening star., 1962-04-14
RUNNING EVENTS

440-yard hurdles, Andrew Nc.
Cray, North Carolina College; ) Don
Gardner. Iowa; 3. Ray Manning, Man
haitian; 4, Ken Reynard, Pennsylyania;
3, Keye Courtney, Quantico. Time, So
seconds. '0
-, Goettge Invitational. ssO-1, Cary
Weisiger, Quantico; 2, John Dunkle-
berg. unattached; 8, Ed Duchini,
Georgetown; 4. James Brown, NYU:
2; Tims GeoTgs Germann. Seton Hall Frosh.
Collegiate Distance Medley Relay
Rs R0ssI Kerr, ,,,{ Gary Fischer and ~HIfn jim
lima; 4; IFordham; 5, Manhattan.
Collegiate Distance Medley Relay
division ID-St. Joseph's (James
Toza,r John Lieb, Thomas Carr and
Keyin Quinn; ., West Chester State;
3. West Virginia; 4, La Sale; 5, Uni
VerSity Of ROCHESTER. Time, lO:3O.4.
Distance Medley Relay (Club and
Service. Villanova (Noel Carroll
Don Webster, Marty Ferko and Tom
sullivan; ,, Quantico; 3. New York
Pioneer Club. Time. 1913
Sprint Medley division D-l, Ford
ham peter Weiss, John O'Brien,
IhomaS Byrne and Frank Tomeo): >,
Manhattan: 3, New York University:
4. Morgan State: 5. GEORGETOWN. 3:2S,7'
Sprint Medley division nj,
North Carolina College (Rodney Len
non, Tomel Burke, Joe Goodwater and
Andrew McCray); 2. La Sale; 3. st.
Joseph s; 4, Seton Hall; 3, Rochester.
Evening star., 1962-04-14
UeIses Gets
Softer Place
To Land

LAFAYETTE, La, April IL
(AP) - Soaring John Uelses
may have a tough pull trying
to boost himself to another
pole vault world record today,
but Southwestern Relays Off
cials have tried to make his
landing as easy as possible.
They filled the pole vault
pit with rice huskS-instead of
the traditional sawdust - to
give UelseS, the only man to
crack the 16-foot barrier, a
softer cushion at. the end of
his steep descent.
Rice is one of the staples
of South LouiSiana's marsh
lands.
Uelses, who raised the out
door standard to 16 feet, "a
inch two weeks ago, faces a
formidable field that includes
five 15-foot plus vaulters.
They are George Davies of
Arizona State, whose 15-lOI4
mark Uelses erased: Henry
Wadsworth of the Army, two
time Southeastern Conference
vault champion, and Rice'S Fred
Hansen, whose 1864 hoist set
the Texas Relays mark last
week. Dark horses are Joe Har-
ris Of Louisiana State and Rice
freshman Warren Brattlof.
Officials tried out the grain
size ruSk husks, leftovers after
rice is milled, when they found
it didn't cake and harden after
a rain, as Sawdust does. They
were looking for a softer sub
stance to absorb the sudden
impact of the long vault drop.
High school vaulters who
landed in the rice during the
first two days of the three-day
carnival praised it highly.
Uelses, who has catapulted to
world fame using a controver-
Sial spring fiberglass pole, re-
served judgment until he tried
it out.
Evening star., 1962-04-14
Cricketers Open
Schedule Today

The British Commonwealth
Cricket Club opened its 18th
season today with a match
against Harvard at the polo
grounds in West Potomac Park.
This is the first of go matches
the club has scheduled. Others
include Howard University,
William and Mary and Yale.
The Britishers have invited
the India test team, now touring
the. West Indies, to play an
exhibition April 29 here. The
Commonwealth team was unde-
feated in major match competi-
ton last year.
Evening star., 1962-04-14
Terps' Tennis
Streak Ended

The winning streak compiled
by the University of Maryland
tennis team is over, but that's
no surprise. North Carolina
kept its own 21-match streak
going while swapping the Terps'
string of five, To, in an At
lantic Coast Conference match
yesterday at College Park.
The Tar Heels are 80 for the
season, 10 in the conference.
The Terps are 81 in the con-
ference.
SUMMARIES
singles-George Sokol (Nc) defeated
Barry Cleveland. 7-5, Go. Ted
Hoehn CNC) defeated Al Citrenbaum,
Gefested Keith ES sone9sns sne sI' SerPer oMs M
e.. Charles Shapiro CMl defeated
Bsitsy HaEEison. 6MMo4, Is, 81;
PSeis' SSS defeated S MsrceInd & DaSe Ss MGTsaR os
-Stoneman and Hoehn de-
feated citIenbaum and Gerber: 0-,6,
6-3, ID. Harrison and Shaffer de-
feated Cleveland and Shapiro; 6.3,
6-4. Sokol and Morgan defeated
Dobies and Marcellino, 6-1, 6-3.
Evening star., 1962-04-14
Kendrick Ignores Jinx
BY ROD THOMAS
Star Bowling Editor

GREENSBORO, N. C.-Un-
heralded Beauty Logan from
the Northern Virginia Women's
Travelling League held second
place in women's singles today
following the most noteworthy
performance thus far by a
Washington area bowler in the
National Duckpin Congress
championship at Carolin a
Lanes.
Mrs. Logan, a member of the
Penn-Daw Orioles last night
shot 140, 1913 and 160 for 423.
The leader is Alva Brown of
Baltimore with 434.
Mabel Schatz, captain of the
Fair Lanes team and president
of the Capital Women's Major
League took second in the John
Dennis singles, an associated
event, with a four-game score
of SGT including a high of 157.
Ginnie Siegel from the same
league placed fourth at 519.
She and Mickey Nocera landed
fourth in mixed doubles as Miss
Siegel rolled 392 and Nocera
379.
Champions Get Nowhere
Pat Crescent and Billy Stall
cup, defending champions in
doubles, got nowhere with TAI.
Stalcup shot 401.
Washington's only other de-
Tending champion, Fosco Fat
torini, in the all-events, has
yet to bowl.
The plane bringing Patricia
Rinaldi. teen-age star, to the
tournament, was turned back
by weather.
Many Washington stars are
scheduled today and tonight
in teams, doubles and singles.
Dorothy Clark, ranked No. l
in the Washington area and a
sensation in the city tourna-
ment this season, is making a
bid for the all-events title. She
shot 392 in singles and 374 in
doubles. To top the leader,
Cecilia Rohlfing of Baltimore,
who has 1,215, Mrs. Clark must
roll $50 tonight with her team,
the Pla- Nor Orioles of the
Northern Virginia Travelling
League.
Cease Rolls 164
Millie Stadtler of Fulford's
Radio in the Capital Women'S
Major League got away to a
hot start in the all-events with
406 in doubles, but in singles
Evening star., 1962-04-14
Molina and Lone
Meet in V Bout

SAN JOSE. Calf, April IA
(AP).-Luis Molina puts his
unbeaten record on the line
tonight in a lightweight battle
with veteran lefthander Kenny
Lane before a national televi-
sion audience (WMAL-7 at 10
pm.
Molina, a 23-year-old ex-
Marine, has knocked out Is
opponents in winning his 10
pro bouts. The 30-year-old
Lane has won SO, lost II and
fought two draws.
Observers rated the 10-round
battle a toss-up with Molina
the stiffer puncher and Lane
the better boxer.
Evening star., 1962-04-14
Tribe Options Daley,
Makes Spot for Grant

CLEVELAND, April IA (AP)
The Indians optioned Pitcher
Bill Daley to Salt Lake City
of the Pacific Coast League
yesterday to make room on the
roster for Jim (Mudcat) Grant.
Grant, who is on active duty
with the Army at Fort Belvoir
Va, has made arrangements
for weekend leaves during the
baseball season so he can pitch
with the Indians,
Evening star., 1962-04-14
Shenandoah Results

Istns1, 900: cling 4-yrs; up; pa fur
Hero's Reward (ZanE'ri) 1850 500
Broom Party CEsDinOsaD $50
glad, Mr.. F. L., Heat Flame, voodoo
Drums, Jack Hash. Time. 1;103s.
2d-$1 900; cling: 4-yrs. up; 8 fur.
Brandy Que'n (D,kis) 1920 $50 4.60
Man Made Davidson) $40
Lively Hour. Natural Reward, Sun
Queen, Speck. Time. 1:172s.
DAILY DOUBLE uO-s) PAID sIs8.sO
$fGSI139; 81 9, Glms S:i 4-yEs " ~ up fur 10
Tight Credit (PindelD 800 500
Play Room J.French) 800
Yank You. Verlie, Belmont Honey.
Corn EXCHANGE; Sayemenow, Dora Doll
4th-S1,2OO; cling; 4-yrs up: fur
Millers WIDER tSoll'rsl 40 $40 2.iG
Jenny Judge G.Rey'lds) 4.4O 800
sudden Fame, Captain Charles. Nor
tai Combat. Computer. Time. 1:l52s
5th--SL,1O cling: 4-yrs. up; l mile.
speedy Pat tW,hey) 1880 10 30
Sir Adrian (Pindeiij 1910
What-A-Fit. Idaville. Mr.. Kerry,
River Girl, Nip You, Bowler Jim. Coral
Ridge. Time. 1:494s.
ssnsatico G. NJ, cI!Ej $50 $50 $40
Shenstone Maid (RistOn) 500 $50
Little Sprite &c. Smith 600
Rosylyn, Betty Garvey, Celebrity
Boy, Campania, Iron Duchess, Chet
Smith, Sporting Pink. Time. 1:17.
7th-Sl 400: 517 fur.
Valley One D'yOlikis) $50 4.20 $50
SOluk Ferrar0) 4.60 $50
Paper Boss VasiD 800
Light of Battle, Mr. Milt. Little
Pickin's, Fence EN- In, Interrogation.
Maid o Basis, Side Town. Time, l:l0.
Sth-S1 500; 3la fur.
La M'd'na IN. Esp'sal $40 aSO eco
Brandon Park brandy 4.2O 2.SO
Gramoud (Sigler) 2.6O
Spigot, Ideal Match, Sherwood
Sprite. Shiny Rock, Mac John. Time,
TWIN DOUBLE D-7-I-S PAID S23I
CONSOLATION TWIN DOUBLE
(9-1-I-9 PAID S169.SO
Debotach tB'rsnEe 1900 7.eO $40
Lollie b. (Sgler) l.IO $40
Endure OBrOusseau) $40
Mr.. G. p. Bills Jet. Esar, Lhotse,
Attendance, 6914; handle. S339.O13.
Evening star., 1962-04-14
VirqinioWomonS Second
In Duck pin Nationals

tailed only 352. Her partner,
Frances Wilson, two-time Ma
tional All-Star champion rolled
352.
Thelma Cease Of Suitland
Bowl in the Capital Women's
Major, rolled 164 in doubles
for the women's top game of
the evening, and totaled $50.
Bob Snyder of Clarendon
Trust in the Metropolitan Cir
cult League tied for eighth in
singles at 428.
Norman Titus of Wheaton
Triangle Lanes in the All-Star
Major District League landed
18th in singles with 423.
Evening star., 1962-04-14
Philippines Leads
japanese Netmen

MANILA, April IA (AP).-
The Philippines took a 81 lead
over Japan in their Eastern
Zone Davis Cup tennis semi
final today by winning the
doubles.
Young Johnny Jose and vet
eran Raymundo Deyro defeated
AtsuShi Miyagi and Michio
Fujii, 6-3, 6-3, Ga.
Tomorrow's two singles now
will decide the issue. Osamu
Ishiguro is scheduled to play
Deyro and Miyagi is slated to
meet Jose.
Evening star., 1962-04-14
Maryland Golfers
Score Double Win
CHARLOTTESVILLE,

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.
Apr. IA (SpeciaD The Uni
versity of Maryland golf team
did double duty yesterday, win
ming two matches in a three
way Atlantic Coast Conference
meeting at the Pennington
Country Club.
The TerpS beat the host Vir-
ginia team. 1911, and Wake
Forest. 1913. Wake Forest beat
Virginia, 1913. Ronnie Sales.
Ronnie Rider and Harry Leavy
each won two matches for the
TerpS.
Evening star., 1962-04-14
Gate, Betting Marks
Broken at Shenandoah

Betting in the Daily Double
totalled $29,256, a jump of 8:
per cent over the opening nigh
of 1861. Added to these figures
was an attendance increase O.
slightly better than three pei
cent and a jump Of 90 per CEN
in the total mutuel play which
reached $339,013, compared tc
last years OPENING night oi
$275, ,575.
Kendrick Ignores Jinx
Ronnie Ferraro, the Nations
leading rider, bucking Friday
the 18th, had no luck with
three Of his mounts, although
earlier in the day he rode 8
winner at Laurel. Ronnie, who
made it a one-night stand fol
the Shenandoah management
finished out Of the money with
two of his mounts, Iron ano
Mac John, then wound up Sec
ond, beaten length, with Soluk
in the seventh race.
Ignoring the jinx, a pair of
horses owned by Washington's
Wayne Kendrick stole the show
Hendricks Brandy Queen
($15.20), ridden by Paul Dia-
volikis, won the second race tc
complete a $189.80 daily-double
payoff after Carol Burdette'S
Darbin ($14.60) won the opener
Hendricks speedy La Ma
drina then completed the twir
double payoff by winning the
featured eighth race, the Maple
Tree Purse, paying $3.40. La
Madrina barely outlasted the
fast-cloSing Brandon Park.
Nine speed horses are entered
tonight for Shenandoah'S So, ,000
feature, the Potomac Handicap
They include Ware, undefeated
here in 1860, and French Hay,
a winner of eight races on this
racing strip last year. Round
ing out the field will be Live
and Let, Forever Blessing, Rays
Hill, Lone Jack, One More Hill
and Silver Song. They will go
a distance of 6 furlongs.
Evening star., 1962-04-14
Fights Last Night

BOSTON-Gene Fosmire. l32.
Revere. Mass. outpointed Nat Williams,
131, Philadelphia (Sl.
ERIE, Pa.-.Frank Smith. 147. Erie,
outpointed Brown Lee, 147. Harris
burg. Pa. (6). CTop preliminary on
Benney Paret exhibition benefit card. }
ROME, Italy-Nino Benvenuti,
154ls. Italy, stopped Jim Heserle. I59.
St. Paul. MINI. a..
Brussels. Belgium-Piero Rollo, 1l5,
Italy, knocked out Pierre CoSsemyns,
117. Belgium (5). tFor European ban
tamweight title)
Evening star., 1962-04-14
BY DICK O'BRIEN
Star Staff Writer

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va.
April 14.-Shenandoah Downs
no longer offers the Big Bo-
nanza as a wagering gimmick,
but the track has struck an
other bonanza with the inSti-
tuition Of the twin double.
An inaugural crowd of 6,914
turned out here last night for
the opening Of the 31-night
race meet and smashed last
years opening-night attend
ance and betting records.
The Twin Double helped set
the record mutuel handle when
a total Of $19,798 was wagered
on four races (the fifth
through the eighth as COM
pared to $11,870 bet in the Big
Bonanza pool last year on six
events (the fourth through the
ninth races.
Consolation Double
Sixty-nine patrons collected
$234.00 each on the 9-7-1-4
combination in the Twin
Double. There was a consola-
ton payoff in the eighth race
caused when Hero's Reward
ran away going to the post and
was scratched. The consolation
double double was $169.80. paid
to four persons.
Evening star., 1962-04-14
Howard Game Off

MADISON. N. j., April IA
(SpeciaD.-The baseball game
between Howard University of
Washington and Drew Univer-
sity scheduled here today was
Cancelled because of bad
weather. The game will not be
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Evening star., 1962-04-14
MINOR LEAGUES

SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Savannah, o. Macon, 10 innings)
Augusta, / Asheville. a.
Portsmouth, 1 Charlotte. ..
Knoxville 3: Greenville, :.
TEXAS LEAGUE
Austin, g. San Antonio. > 10 in
ningSl
Tulsa. ); Amarillo, .
FL Paso, g; Albuquerque. 4.
Evening star., 1962-04-14
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Evening star., 1962-04-14
GIANTS, 7; REDS, 2
CINCENA1
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Evening star., 1962-04-14
MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES
CARDS, 8; CUBS, s
ST. LOUIS
CHICAGO

a-SIngled for Sadeck in eth; bran and
scored for Musial in 9TH; c-Walked for
Warwick IN 9Th; d-FHed out for Mcdaniel
IN n, i5tn' e-Flied out for Rodgers in ethi
filled out for ElstOn in 9Th; GRAN for
Taylor IN llth; h-Flied out for Thacker
IN 18th: I-Struck out for Warner in lSth
Evening star., 1962-04-14

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Evening star., 1962-04-14

ALEX Mt, Vernon blvd. riveriront,
" cottages. free dockage. so. 5-4225.
IS-FT. SKEE-CRAFT, 35-h.p. Johnson
eauipment sP 3-2242. ~
1860 25-FT. Chris-Craft Cavalier cab
IN IN, cruiser. iS3-h.p. engine. l6l en-
- 795. HE 4-aO6i 49,
3S-FT. lCl2;it. beam Lin-Pat, bav
with hyd. trans. ,tresh-water cooling.
S.7Si s. q ,u ,ruadio, bqnkS, head and galley
ch@essaapeake Beach. Nd, or call RE.
1860 CHRIS-CRAFT 25-ft. "CavalieF-"
eS1ILn'p vs.. 4-sleeper: Equipped.
9+a-2s5a before noon. after 4 pm.
'n:,HP. cill. ELG!N oUTBOARD. 1855
tuned $50, ~. $3.50, '
IS:FT. DAY CRUISER. fully equipped,
canvas. 5000. He. 9-3564.
@l-FT. SAILBoAT 81, Fiberglas keel
;SIoq2p. with cnddy cabin. Fully equip.
S@%,475s ~: S-9647 or TE. 6HiS4s
"I-FT. CABIN CRUISER. 81 Harvey
craft, h5-h.p: inbd.. outbd. Used SO
msny hIs - zoo. 600 Sleeps B. Al nee. equip;
od Town y Yacht Basin. BRn4 Aisxaaerss HE sss a.
36-FT. CHRlS-CRAFT Commander.
'San-su." Teak decks. SIS. d.i.
$1,000. Can be seen at Piney Point
M6I;ha: MM63I;hhaa; FOR into. call Baltimore.
1lE-H.P. OUTBoARD MOTOR : Fuii
shift. sep. gas tank. Call after 6
? m. HE. 4-0663
'5S JOHNSON lS-hp Zine cnnditIon
Make offer Call ~. 9-620S.
RESERVE THAT SLIP NOW
IN Rose Haven Harbor on the Chesa-
preake Bay, rs miles from Washing
Of the 10 outstanding harbors in
The, u S. A. available to. your family
and friends, A delshtful restaurant.
6ar and cocktail lounge. game room.
grounds for the children. beautiful
garden-type motel for your conven-
ierse PNsr E9y v5sN details I; eqme down Or write
AL 7-21Ol. Few Slips available.
1860 lift. STARCRAFT ski-Champ,
sL-a!um!num construction. 45-hp
Mercury engine. less than 100 hrs,
Complete with fully electric Cox boat
trailer All in excel. cond. Best offer.
Call EN- 3-O007 to inspect boat
MFG lift. RUNABOUT. 40-h.p. Evfn-
rude. electric starter convertible TOP.
SIDE and back curtains. Gator trailer.
Completely equipped. Used l season.
Cal JU. 55S6@
LIGHTNING NO. I339-Excel. cond..
sound hull. new stainless-steel riggine,
new deck last year. $3.50. SO. 5-6742
1860 - PEMBROKE ExPR. CRUISER
An excellent sea hull for
the price Of plywood S635O
NEH 1862 9S' CLAYTON
SPORT FISHERMAN. on
display from SS995
OPEN THIS SUNDAY
SHOP MAINE AVE LARGEST
DISPLAY RiGGs CRUISER SALES
l35 MAINE AVE SW. ST 3-6633
Evening star., 1962-04-14

lplete set hardware for
o. Atwood wheel. VIII
ase throttle. fin. etc
KE nnRl
Evening star., 1962-04-14

l7-foot inboard speed
and SIX! boat l3l-hp. Carol " AT
solomon Island Marina. Nd, or RE
5-4gUO Make offer -
Evening star., 1962-04-14

WP- Moford. Daviault 2. UJackowski,
Sudol' Forman, German. T-2:3S. A-l2,447.
Evening star., 1962-04-14

32-FT.. sleeps 4 New GRAY
ri. cond. Consider smaller
lde. 3Ol-415-gGU4.