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The Nome nugget., 1962-10-12
%lalc ( of ( F old T .s. Japan Must Develop Alaska

ANCHORAGE AP The United States and Japan must adopt a policy to develop Alaska as rapidly as possible, delegates to the third annual State Chamber of Com meree Convention were told here Thursday.
 Dr. MasoteShi Matsushita. presi- dent Of Rikkyo University of Tokyo. said that as long as Alaska remains undeVeloped, it is not an attractive market to Japan.
 He said Japan was much in need of Alaska's lumber and pulp, and oil and natural gas.
 To make Alaska more attractive to Japanese industries as a source of natural products, Dr. Matsu shita proposed the establishment of q joint commission for scientific research to explore the states natural resources.
 He also called for the encourage ment of Japanese =inlmigration 10 Alaska to augment the states sparse population.
 The Japanese educator declared that the future of trade between the two countries cannot be left 10 the so-called economic law alone.
 Noting that Japan must export 10 all countries, including Commit nist-don7inated nations, he said the US. and his country must realize the question Of freedom and slavery is more important than the imme- diate question of trade.
 He said the development of trade depends upon the will and determination of the two great people in the Pacific to defend freedom.
 The most formidable potentia rival for Alaska is Siberia, Dr Matsushita said. He pointed ou that the Soviet government ha ] proposed joint development 0 Siberia with Japan.
 Dr. Matsushita also noted tha there is no particular urgency ol the part of the US. to develol Alaska because it is more profit able to invest in other regions which are developed.
 In this connection, he said ht thinks the people should take ar active interest in developing new industries in Alaska
The Nome nugget., 1962-10-12
COMM and COIN

5e9aak== J. Barrow J Hill
 c EIastnans R. KamHmeicr
 nh I P1sf8ff. \ Hall, 4-a1#an. Gaftee, <. " Hams, lfeEE Williams. D9 Wa8 Wood, ff3faatieHs Lorraine Singer pr. 0Brica L. Parsons J. Carter, D. GrHg. Miss Barris, Donald Snow den, C. Graft, C. Klcck, F. Smith, =As Thompson, Rose PolikoWski, Mrs. Bas DeLap, Charlie Jones, T. is9as1fsk. "A NanGfies. F. PohI, K. Krause, l.. Harrison. H Olson, B. Schnorf
 From =Katzebue Maj Bench, D. S55s5nen, D. Webster. Mary Immi- gaa. J. AIVares.
 From Fairbanks. " Major, A Cries, C. Blackburn. D MeInturff, H Milan. Dr. Kusuga. w Fields. \. Thofgard. H. Larson. Pat Car fer. L. Johnson.
The Nome nugget., 1962-10-12
PORTABLE TV

PORTABLE TV
 DETROIT lR = Donald Mat thews, A, wanted to watch "the Red Skelton Show" on television.
 His wife wanted to watch Hawaiian Eye" Both were on at the same time.
 They argued and Matthews pick ed up their set and threw it out of the fourth-floor window.
 Recorders Judge John Scallen fined Matthews $15 an a charge of drunkenness.
 q still wish I could have seen the Red Skelton Show Matthews mourned
The Nome nugget., 1962-10-12
First Japanese Whisky
 PHII.ADEIPHIAI.P

 Japanese whisky ever imported into the eastern United States ar rived yesterday in the port of Philadelphia
 Louis F6fman. president of Sun= sofy Importers Lid, Philadelphia. said the liquor products. produced by kotot5ukiya =Ltdsz, Japans largest distiIlery, will be marketed throughout the US and Canada
The Nome nugget., 1962-10-12
FULLMER-TIGER FIGHT
 POSTPONED UNTIL OCT. 23

SAN FRANCISCO R - Tn e WBA World Middleweight Cham pionship boxing match between titlist Gene Fullmer and challeng- CT Dick Tiger of Nigeria was post poned today until Oct g.
The Nome nugget., 1962-10-12
eek Flec5i0r If ANU ta7 DTS Republicans

ANCHORAGE ?s5z #abcrs. threezfran1 each BaHt55s. af class in American Political P3Gties cons dacted mock election at Alaska Methodist University Tuesday. All people passing the voting booth Were asked 10 vote This included some students under regular vot- Ing age, staff and faculty. and some visitors
 The capital move initiative was included on the ballot. 4 total of 2f8 people voted on this matter. IT voted for il, 36 voted against it, and , were undecided
 In the election of candidates to the US. Congress and for gov- ernor of the state, 221 ballots were cast and seven of these were il- valid. Results:
 For Governor: stcpovich 40, Egan 68.
 For US. Senator: Stevens 1o5, Gruening 104.
 For US. Representative: Thomas l31, Rivers 73Z=
The Nome nugget., 1962-10-12

F. W. WoolWorth, founder of the fiNe-and-dime chain, was ono . hired as janitor for 50 cents a day by retail store who didn't think WoolWorth had enough basi- ness sense to wait on customers.
Evening star., 1962-04-28
FLORIDA STAR DOES e.4 EASED UP
UeIses Disoppoints;; Sprint
Nav Save Drake Show

DES MONIES, Iowa, April g
(AP) Five fleet sprinters give
the Drake Relays a 100-yard
feature race today which may
allay for the fans the sting Of
a disappointing performance by
Pole Vaulter John UelseS.
The classy field in the sprint
is headed by stocky Bob Hayes
of Florida A&M, who uncorked
a blazing 9.4-second century in
yesterdays preliminarieS.
Although the Florida speed
ster wasn't pushing at the fin
ish. his time on a soggy track
equalled the Drake record.
Challenging him in the finals
are Nat Adams of Purdue and
Leroy jackson of Western Il
linois. who hit the tape in sc
seconds in the trials, and De-
Tending Champion Bill Kemp Of
Baylor and Ray KnaUb Of Ne
braska, who were clocked in 9.7
seconds.
Texas Southern, aiming at six
college titles in the SD Drake
track and field classic. got off
to a smashing start by setting
two records yesterday, 3:1l.4
in the college mile and 10:01.2
in the college distance medley.
On tap for Texas Southern
today were finals in the mile
Evening star., 1962-04-28
STROKE UP IN TEXAS OPEN
AiIing Back, Palmer
Threaten Campbell

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, April
% CAP).-Joe Campbell's big
concern these days is coming
into the green leading a tour
nament and having to quit
when his back locks up on
him.
Campbell, the husky. blond
better from Pendleton, Ind, put
himself in position for such
a, catastrophe yesterday when
he fired a three-under-par SO
to take ovar the lead in the
$4,000 Texas Open.
Campbell, with 135 for 36
holes. is one stroke to the good
over Arnold Palmer, the de-
Tending champion and favorite
Palmer put on another of his
great finishes yesterday to snap
back from near disaster on the
first three holes. Palmer banged
five brides the rest of the way
to post a SO for 1856.
Palmer, while twice failing
to take over the lead because
of tree trouble and three-put-
ting, furnished the big news
Evening star., 1962-04-28

z Radatz PO-A Boston 2A-9, Chicago
D-ll. DIP Fox, ApariCio and Cunning
ham; Bressoud, SChillinz and RunnelS.
LOB Boston s, Chicago 4. 2B Fox, MAJ
zone HR PagharOni, SadOwski SB-
GeIEeT. HeTshbeTgeT. s Monbouquette
Evening star., 1962-04-28
Slam Homer
PacesCadets

Scotty Glacken, St. Johns
multi-sports star, belted a first
inning grand slam to lead the
Cadets to a 1910 victory over
O'Connell in a Catholic League
game yesterday.
The winners got tight five
hit pitching from Jerry Brown
and another two run homer
from Mark Gross in the fourth
to run their record to So over
all.
In one Of the days closest
battles, Quantico High nudged
George Mason High, 10, at
Quantico on a ninth inning
single by Lloyd Champagne.
The blow scored Nick Fritz,
who had singled, stole second
and advanced to third on a
wild pitch.
oConnell --- 900 600 % ;
St. Johns $50 800 X-l2 s >
Silen. Boone 90 and Riviello; Brown
and Gross HR-Glacken, St Johns,
LIST. 3 on; Gross, ST. Johns. 4th, one
on.
Carroll l0l 600 o. , ] q
Beth. Chevy Ch 532 I'll X-l3 II {
Kinker and Brennan, Miller ca
Brennan t5J; Lawrence and Birdweil,
Hoffman-Bos. aoa 600 o. s g 3
Jennie Dean O02 OlO / : -
Gee. Cant 90 and Chapman; Lewis
and Barfield, HR-Gant. Hoffman
Boston, 3rd, / or
Flint Hill - O2O 100 3 q 4
Landon ]. V. POI OO@ u = Il ;
Rathman and Ford; Camden, B sulel
thl and Norman
Ryken ------- OlO 41O ~ $ 4
SaSscer O20 900 . =
Mckay and Hughes; Wyvill, Miller
a., Crawford ca and Beal! HR--
Vazzana. Ryken. End, none on; Bovd.
Ryken. 4th. on: Boyd. Ryken, 5tn,
none on.
Evening star., 1962-04-28
S77,442 TWIN DOUBLE
Colorado I-Iunded
2-Teor Jolt by
NCAA Council

NEW ORLEANS, April "a
tAP).-The National Collegiate
Athletic Association yesterday
put the University of Colorado
on two years probation, repri-
manded the University OF Mis-
souri, and declined to reduce the
three year probation against
New Mexico State.
The NCAA's 18-man policy
directing Council inflicted the
penalties after hearing the
rules. infracticns committee S
report.
Colorado was banned from
taking part in poStSaason bowl
football games or appearing
on the NCAA football television
series. No other sports are
involved.
The Colorado penalty
stemmed from a "sluSh fund"
operated by Everett Grandelius,
football coach until his dis
miSSal March II.
The NCAA censured and rep
rimanded Missouri - without
penalties-for giving a pro-
spective athlete an interest
free loan.
Evening star., 1962-04-28
Upsetter Battles
Fuvorite for Title
In SchooIboy Golf

Joe Simpson, who hardly fig
ured to get that far, has moved
into tomorrow's finals of the
Metropolitan Schoolboy golf
championships against a fellow
almost exactly the opposite
Ricky MeisSner, the early ia
vorite.
Simpson. an 18 year old
from Loudoun, upset highly
regarded Gary Klahn of An
nandale, 5 and 3. yesterday
while Meissner defeated George
Shull Of Walter Johnson, 6 and
5. in matches at Chevy Chase,
Meissner, the sectional med
alist from Bulls Prep. was
three up at the turn with 38
and closed out the match with
a birdie two on No. l3. Simp-
son had an outgoing 81 to take
a commanding 4-up edge. He
allowed Klahn to win only one
hole. the 18th.
Mike Mattingly of Peary won
the 14-and-unoer title with a
2-to-1 triumph ever Bob Nor
riS of Spring Brook.
Evening star., 1962-04-28
Miss Ron1ack
5 Strokes Up

AUGUSTA, Ga, April %
tAP).-If Barbara Romack can
keep her game under control
during the last two pressure
packed rounds, she could be the
first big surprise" winner of
the Women's Titleholders golf
tournament since 1851.
Miss Romack, an attractive
blond from Sacramento, Calf,
hasn't won a really big tourna-
ment since she captured the
Women's National Amateur in
1854, and she has never won
since turning professional in
1858. But she held a five
stroke lead today over the
classy field after firing a 70,
two under mems par, in yes
terday's second round. This
gave her a total of 143, a new
Titleholders record for the first
tuo rolIndc
Evening star., 1962-04-28
RF Al RIY

1850 l>-ft. Skee-C-aft cabin cruiser
Sleeps Two oh p Johnson motor,
au-eIecrr,c control cenerstor Top
SIDE and aft curtains rubber floor
MAJ. Hu-gal ou.it-in Eas tank fresh
water tank. GaNey head. helm seat
back seat cushion. battery. boat
hot holder SpotliEht horn stove
anchor spee6ometer compass H.
volt lighting system. dinette ;ab,e
et- Priced for quick sale. SH+a5. .,
down. ; yrs. financing Motor has
only 4 hrs 30 Gays varrantv on
motor Original cost. - 400 Can be
seen a. Happy Elroor. Deale Nj.
Call IN 1-"Ol''
Evening star., 1962-04-28

of the tournament with his
glittering comeback from near
disaster. He had a bogey on
the second hole and a double
bogey on the third and was
three over par for three holes.
But he pulled back like the
champion he is and had the
crowd in the palm of his hand
with his great finish.
Tied for second place with
Palmer were Dave Mari of Sun
City. Ariz., and Jimmy Powell
of Yorba Linda, Calf, each
with 1876. Gene Littler, the Ma
tional Open champion. and
Mason Rudolph of ClarkSville,
Tenn. were tied at 1877.
(Carl Lohren, former Mid
die Atlantic champion from
Washington, added a "A to
his first-round SO to survive
the cut with 143).
The leaders.
Evening star., 1962-04-28
Shenandoah Results

lst.-,sI,ono; 4-yr.olds & up; cling;
Deer LsspinE lsrhp 1850 10 40
Ceely Babe G.iddlrJ II.6O n"a
My Kirk D'dson $40
Glow. sun " Tint ponkey SSisS'"n Cart, 'cilcn chic1
mint Indigo Maid. Time, $40.
"d-sI 900; cling 4-yr. e. up: & fur.
Interrogation (Ar'nD $50 80 SEQ
King Tar (VaSin $50 $40
Easy Token indelD 600
Cookies Drum, Rich Roman, Max
Biz; Mr.. 2 3; Time, l:l44a..--...
DALI DOUBLE, = AND !-S6S.2O
3d-I.Ioo;, 4 4-yr.-old maiden;
T~i" macy Pe5Es S:"F,; 'yasih ~: 5..o 800 s,o
Disconnected PsppasI $50 ...iO
My Episode tHansonl :; 10
Meas Mike. Maryina's Pcau, Carys
Choice, His BID. Time. l:5ni5.
irish Return ,TrshanS SEQ SEQ SO so 100
Marred tSccatellOl 1910 100
Nilya Davidson GEO
Lens Noble. Second Paper. Calypso
Chance. Admirette, FOUNDER Wave.
Vivas Girl, Faith vapid Time, 1855.
sthyS1RoC n W v4,i 4ET. up is slmg % tgE; "
Maid Q Basis Hanson 1850 i.30
PerEo, Fine Cloth, Grand stevie Tiki.
Belmont Honey Time. l:lb.
6th-SI,l0O; Ayr. g. up; cling: / mi.
DatsyS Beau lRistOnl 900 so sc
Hay Nonnie Rivera $40 5.9R
Leave 1t Alone tSmaID 3.2O
Friendly Mush. Heir Conditioned,
Fence EN- In Foxy Pierre. Cry No
More, Valor Native Time. l:i3.
7th-Sl,@0O. cling 3-vrs.: q fur
Little Bunty tZangarh $40 10 2.Sa
Pep Martin Heinz go $50
Music Drama PappaSl 80
Torchise, Sport!nE Pink, Ircn Ouch
eSs. Take 1t. Loves Crown. Time,
1853.
Sth-SI.4OU. cling. r-yrs. up: 6 fur
Entraiade tSOlIarS S9.0G 2I.GO 500
Side Town Davidson $50 @.6n
TOpsy Min tFiato) 100
Open Note, DuSky Indian, Hastv Bit
Keep RoSey. Time, l52S
Twin Double - u lid - paid
sl1 ,442. One person participated
gth-Sl 300: cling; 4-yrS. up: ! mi
AquaIian AGE OP'Dasl 1910 go i.SO
Blue Sky Boy CFrench) $50 $50
Loving Cup tHanSon) $40
Ashabhai. Eugene NJ HarveV's Baby
Gang War Dark Prince, Solar Gain,
WeStray Time. :4f2,
Handle, S@1l,953. Attendance. 400.
Evening star., 1962-04-28
Camp Segregation
Ended by Tigers

DETROIT, April % (AP). -
The Tigers will abolish segre-
gated housing for white anc
Negro players at their Lake
land. Fla, spring training camp
in 1868.
Club President John Fetzer
said the Tigers will move from
their downtown hotel to new
motel, thereby enabling all
players to live in the same To-
cation.
Evening star., 1962-04-28
Race at Aquusco

The Accelerators of AleXan-
0ria and Lee Edwards of Rem
ington. Va. will be featured in
the drag racing program at
Aquasco Speedway tomorrow
The pits open at II am. with
eliminations at 2 pm.
Evening star., 1962-04-28
.Ycuzu Will Ride
lRidun in DERBY

y NEW YORK, April % (AP) j..
Manuel Ycaza, Panamanian
jockey, decided yesterday he
viii ride Ridan in the Ken
lucky Derby at Louisville May
5, giving up the mount on Do
nut King, who will be piloted
by John RotZ.
YcaZa was up on Ridan
Thursday when that colt won
the Blue Grass Stakes at
Keeneland. He also won the
Florida Derby aboard Ridan
several weeks ago.
Evening star., 1962-04-28
Seeded Players
Win in Friends
Tennis Tourney

Ronnie Goldman and Bobby
Goeltz, the defending cham
pions in the annual SidwelI
Friends tennis tournament, are
getting no early upset help
from the rest of the field this
year.
/ Goldman and Goeltz advanc-
ed through the opening rounds
of play yesterday. but so did
all the other seeded players
Form held solidly in both the
interscholastic and boys divi-
SionS.
/ Goldman advanced two G
rounds in the older bracket
whipping Ord Elliott, e.
|6-3 and Bill Merrill, Go
60. Glen Gould, John
/ Schwartzman and Richard
Parker, the other seeded play
erS, advanced through the first
round, all without the loss OF
a set.
/ In the younger division
Goeltz trimmed Joe Marshall
I 60, 60, while Dickie Dell, the
No. 2 seed, also was impressive
with a 6-1, 6-1 triumph ovel
Alan Wilcox. The other seed
eel players, Bo Jones and Tom
Murphy, had first-round byes
but each picked up a second
round triumph. Jones nudgec
Charles Cochran, Ga. 6-1
while Murphy trimmed Nick
Friendly, Go. 60.
/ Play was to continue today
with finals scheduled for Tues
day.
Interscholastic Division
First Round
Ron, Goldman, Friends! ORD Fl
tst. AIbansj d. Pete Hanes lst. Ste
phen's, default: Dick Shipman CB-CC.
d. Erias Hyman 1Roosevelp, 81
6-l; Jon Clark tFriendsl d. Charles
Strickland CB airI, I'll, 6-O; RicharC
Parker &C. Prep d. Arthur Thomas
COOLIDGE, Ga, 81; Dick Howzt
Yorktown d. John Conroy tSt
johns, default; Harry Burn CEpis'
copalr d. Bill Rosbe tW; Johnson
10. 81; Ray Gates YORKTOWN d
Steve Westin Blair, 6-l, 60
Glen Gould IVY Johnson d. Buc
Dave Barton Blair d. David Nc.
Nally CSt Albanl. 6-l, g.; Denni!
Morgan Landon) d., Jonn Duncan
ney Nv. cohnson) d Mike Pawks
Yorktown, 6-3, l-6, 60: Johr
Schwartzman tFrienos) d. Dave Kant
tB-CCl, 60, 1l-9; Gary Henkir
,Coolidgel d. Paul Higgins tst. Ste
phens), 90, f-l; Donald Graham
tst. Albsnsl q. Jorge Palupa tSt
Johns, 6--l, -; Linn Foss Ian.
don r Dave Simpson Episcopal
6--l, 6-3.
Second Round
Goldman d. Merrill. 50. "a
Clark d. Shipman, g., 6-4; FoSS d
Graham, 6-l. 6-3.
Evening star., 1962-04-28

HiDROPLANE for sale or trade. l4i
cu, m engineS trailef, SSoo' OF
III 500
LIFT. WHIRLWIND. 4O-hp Mere.
New Cond Must see to appreciate,
Extras. I'm. 3-l6I1.
LIFT. WOLVERINE. nodded ply lap.
lu-h Mercury motor. $500. SP.
Evening star., 1962-04-28

relay. the 2-mile relay, the
sprint medley relay. the 440-
yard relay and the $50 relay.
Another meet record yester-
day came when George Davies
vaulted IS feet 6 inches in a
rarely held AAU pole vault
which had been set up to at
tract Uelses. the ex-Marine who
is the only person ever to clear
16 feet. However, UelSes
vaulted only IA feet 1l34
inches.
Evening star., 1962-04-28
Old Dominion to Run
Six-Ruce Program

An increased list Of entries
is expected to allow Old Do
minion Speedway to stage a
full, six-event program starting
at $50 tonight. The separate
fields of modified and sports
man cars, if large enough, each
will race in two 10-lap heats
and 25-lap feature.
Evening star., 1962-04-28
CARDS, IA; REDS, 3

a Singled TOR Jay in eth; b Ran for
Musial in 7th. Singled for SawatSkI
1ih
Evening star., 1962-04-28

xFaced 3 men in 4th.
L Secory. NenLon, Pryor, Donstelli.
-2:24. A 4o,Soe.
Evening star., 1962-04-28

80 OWENS 25-ft FLAGSHIP. Sleeps !
Many extras Speed in excess OF A.
m.ph. S3.15O. 3S4-a"lS.
2?-FT. OWENS CRUISER. fully EQUIP
96-hp. Flagship eng. Al cond Cal
Beach. Md. 81 500. Call FE. 1870
529-4ObS evenings.
CHRIS-CRAFT l6-foot speedboat. in
board engine. $500
CALL RE. 6-66Oi
HYDRO loft. equipped. l5-hp. Ev
inrude, with remote control equip
ment Call OIL. I-44O+.
EFT. LONE STAR ALUM: BOAT
Good condition. S:i25, JA' Ia )
Is-FT. INBOARD MOTOR. needs som,
work Reasonable. Dial Code 3Ol-
BOAT SLIPS FOR RENT-Covered 55
It. slip. Also. covered 33-ft. slip
Open i4:it. slip; outboard 2n:tt. slip
COLONIAL YACHT CLUB. INC, Co
LIFT; FIBERGLAs utiI- runabout
son. trailer All $40 ia s-s635
BOAT MOTOR AND TRAILER. usec
very little, Must be seen. Best offer
I6-FT. CUPBOARD. with convert. top
3O-h p elec motor. eft. Chris
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along. 3O-ft Richs rdson, 4O-ft. Coast
Guard Diesel ,old but in Good cond
Few more excel. slips avail. Inquire
at ROSE HAVEN MARINA Rose Ha.
ven. Md. AL. 7-2lOl.
MERCURY 4O-hp. oqtboard motor
tank and control. Will accept small
engine, as partial payment. sos. SO
PACEMAKER 29-ft.. l25-h.p Chrysler
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BOAT-OwenS l5-ft. F. G runabout
with 4O-h p. so Scott. trailer access
Cost $50. sell S925. Excel. JE
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CHRIS CRAFT 1862 26-ft. custom; ra-
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four Deep-sea rod. lS5-hp. eng. etc
VIII sacrifice. OIL. 2-la79.
I?-FT. PLYWOOD BOAT. with oars
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1861 WIZARD OUTBOARD MOTOR,
I:-h,p. Used hour. like new. sl75.
CENTURY SKI DART. lu9-h D Gray
Gator trailer. accessories Cost new
last yr - 300 VIII sell S@.995. VIII
2-6344
es-FT. AUX. SLOoP. Kings cruiser
s!ceps ! Galley head. fully sound
EN- 5-40a4. ewes. and week ends.
WHIRLwIND :O-FI.. twin 35-h p
axle Gator trailer Excel cond - loo
or best offer. EN- 5-4+23
LIFT. .GLASPAR luxury runabout, 81
hp. el,c. Evinrude motor. Champion
tilt trailer. SS75. Call CL. 6-35l3
I6-FT. RUNABOUT. l2-h.p motor and
tTalier. extra equip. hcdCN 10 use
$3.50 Arlington. RE. 6-7S29.
I"-FT. RUNABOUT. steering Trailer.
Good cond Sl0u. Call 525-2643
SLoOP. lift. Fiberslas. Picnic Class.
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ALEX. MT. VERNON BLVD.-River FIT.
S6j up. Attrac. sll-yr. effics and cot
tages 1 rms. bath. porch. free dock.
SO 5I2@5.
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80 johnson - h p. motor. many
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Evening star., 1962-04-28
MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES
WHITE soX, ]; RED SoX. 4
ROsION

s-HOmered for HOrlen IN Ind; b-R Raa
for LOllar IN 7th; Walked for Bsu-
mann IN 7th; Struck out for Radatz IN
O.
Evening star., 1962-04-28
NEW
CAPTAIN KIDD'S
Yacht Club and Marina
DEALE, MD.

Nearest marina TO WASHINGTON
C27 miles from Pa Ave Bridge
able, unlimited area for dry-lahd
storage Travel-litt to haul boats
tin and OUT. launching ramp for
small boats. ample parking for
cars and trailerS. well protected
from storms ReStaurs
ORDERS and full meals Located A.
firs, bridge going into Deale from
washington
Evening star., 1962-04-28
MINOR LEAGUES
BY the Associated Press
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

INTERNATIONAL LEAOUb
Toronto. 5: Columbus, ..
Richmond, I; Buffalo,
Rochester. 4; Atlanta, >.
Jacksonville, =; Syracuse, q.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Omaha, >: Louisville, u.
other games postponed.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Salt Lake City. Il. Portland
Other sames postponed
TEXAS LEAGUE
San Antonio. :; Tulsa, : 90 in
mss.
Austin. Il. Albuquerque, 1
e PaSo. Is Amarillo, !.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Springfiled. >. York. ..
Elmira, :. Binshamton, y
Wllliamsport, IL. Charleston. :.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Charlotte IL: Knoxville, ,.
Macon, :: ASheville. 3
Portsmouth. L.: Augusta. =.
Savannah. Q: Greenville. :.
MEXICAN LEAGUE
Puebla, 3: Monterrey, 90 in
linsSl
Poza Rica IL; Vera Cruz, :"
Mexico City Reds, 90, Mexico City
Tisers, 5.
Evening star., 1962-04-28
NEW YORK
WASHINGTON

E-NQne. PO-A-New York @7-l3
WaShinston 21-l2 DP-Boyer TO Rich
ardson to Skowron. Schaive to Cottier
to Ions. LOB-New YORK =. Washins-
ton s.
"b-Mantle fresh. Richardson -
Ions. WoodIirs Cottier. S-BurnSioe,
Stafford. Boyer. SF-Mantle
Evening star., 1962-04-28

Faced two bstters in Sth
Winner-Stafiord 10. Loser-Burn-
side n-l.
HBP-By Coates tCottier, wP-
Coates. PB Howard U - Umont.
Drummond. Mckinley. Napp. T-3:l7.
h-@Ul2O.
Evening star., 1962-04-28

X Pitched to two batters in the second.
WP- Craig. PB-Landrith q U-Stiner,
Boggess, Landes, V. Smith. T-3:o7.
A -9,O43.