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Evening star., 1963-01-23
Race Results
Shenandoah

lst-Sl 200; cling: 4 VI. a. up: 8 fur
Find Fault (vaeantD Oh. 20 33.4O rs. so
IIyancateh Ne Espin'a) 500 a.AO
fightin' Scot tneehanl 100
Jet Traveller. Beldon Boy, Opeuuon,
Wind Drinker. Pretty Bee, Tug Alloy,
Calamity. Time, 1:1Sas.
2d-Si 800; cling; 4 yrs. a up; I. mi.
hypowave (Trengerl s.20 $50 $40
Extra Marlin lMlnento) $50 $40
Greek Guard lkendle) TO- 80
Kentueadet, Friendly Mush. Belle
fonte, sunni Wolf. Lively Hour. Royal
Arc, Telloff. Time, 1:52%.
3d-S1 200; cling; Ayr. a up; 3h fur.
MiseraeeFdia (vAsil) $50 SEQ SEQ
Forest Fox ~. Espinosa) $50 500
Black and Trim tkAllai) 7.4O
q Cenotaph. Rising Hope. Teqnesta.
Philto, Always Fair. Foley's Corner.
Square circle Farm-Eeed More
Stable Nntry
Evening star., 1963-01-23
Walter Reed Posts
l4th Straight Victory

Bob Davis, with "a points, led
Walter Reed to its 14th con-
secutive basketball victory of
the season last night, 87-55 over
Patuxent Naval Air Station, at
Walter Reed.
The triumph was the ninth
without a loss In MAISAC play
and the 18th against / loss
overall for Walter Reed.
Evening star., 1963-01-23

Athens starters blocked by
drifts near Belgrade.
French race driver Maurice
Trintignant and Paul cavrois,
who started from Paris in a
British Ford. fell out Monday
after Mount Ventoux. Another
French favorite. a Citroen
driven by Rene Trautmann and
Jean-Claude Ogier. was also
blocked near Belgrade.
Only 20 British teams arrived,
a little over a fourth OF the
entries. or 10 French starters,
2i arrived.
The experienced drivers be-
lieved IL was the toughest run
ming OF the rally since 1858.
Other leaders In the provi-
sional standings we're:
v,SR v,SR Alltonsn sne r Ambrose,
riam, I cit1S.s. SlSashi s.SSi sRS j. c oS''r' Bel
3: r Eeyrst sndd ,. Terramorsi,
.. p Hopkirk and D. Scott, ireland,
X be Lassnssts and NJ, pusen.
eftouA France. Citfoen. 9.74t.
Q Dahl sweden, yolyo. s,787
.,!p,. q yerIfisr and NJ Alec. France.
10. q Andefsson and W. Karlsson,
Sweden Vovo, 9sg7,
Evening star., 1963-01-23
BOATS-MARINE

PENN yam so. johnson motor, elec.
starter. Little Dude trailer. $3.50.
May pc seen at 2240 18th ST. ne.
CABIN CRUISER. 80 IT.: Oft. sin.
beam; Gray marine metor; good cond.
LU. 1-1491.
CENTURY left. Viking Sea skiff in
board. Gray marine engine, fully
equip. incl. Navy top and custom
built trailer. Priced to sell, $1,000.
LA. 9-1100.
IS-FT. CABIN CRUISER, all acces-
sories and trailer. 562-2267.
Evening star., 1963-01-23
Profit for Calgary

CALGARY, Jan. % (AP)-
The Calgary Stampeders OF the
Canadian Football League
showed q profit OF more than
$27 900 on their 1862 opera
tions, Club President George
Mcmahon said today.
Evening star., 1963-01-23
How Can Heavy Cold Help
Your Bowling Score?

A New Jersey reader states,
Recently ] had a very heavy
cold. and yet ! bowled my best
series Of the year.
How could this be?"
It's difficult 10 pin 1t down
TO any one reason. but you
probably were a bit weaker due
TO the cold. So, you may have
unconsciously slowed down
your delivery.
You probably we're more
careful and concentrated a bit
more on your shots, too.
Now, II you1l only try the
same thing when you feel well,
you'll bowl better all the time.
You're of 10 a good start In bowl
ing--with the bowlinE basies offered
In the all-nsw 2i-page booklet, Be
SHINING Bowling" g"--yours for s0c and
sent 70 Joe wiiman, In care Of The
EyenlnE star.
Evening star., 1963-01-23
BOWLING
Wayne Souder
Pushes Dietsch
BY ROD THOMAS

Famed Jimmy DietSch who last week lost the lead in the
Pepsi ASar Mixed Doubles being challenged for
supremacy in the Astar Major District League and by
teammate
When young Wayne Souder of Hill Sanders rolled 457
last night he moved into second with average Of
Evening star., 1963-01-23

TORONTO. Jan. % CAP) =
Bruce Kidd. the most sought
after runner Of the current in
door track season in the United
States. will cut down his ap-
pearances. but not until after
meeting famed Peter Smell at
Los Angeles February 9.
New zealand's Smell. holder
Of the world mile record at 3
minutes 54.4 seconds, will be
making his only appearance on
the American indoor track CIR
cut In the Los Angeles Games.
His probable mile meeting with
Kidd shapes up as perhaps the
best Of the season. Their goal
is. the American indoor mark
ofs;5s.9.
Top Canadian Athlete
Kidd. a l9-year-old school,
boy from the East York Track
Club Of Toronto, said last night
that his track appearances are
interfering with his political
science studies at the Univer-
sity Of Toronto.
His coach, Fred Foot, said,
Bruce just can't accept invi-
tations for the big meets after
February %. He wants to get
AS In his studies, and they are
more important to him than
winning races"
Kidd, named Canada's out
standing male athlete for both
1851 and 1862, was the sensa-
ton of the British Empire
Games last November at Perth,
Australia, where Smell also
competed.
Won't Run Saturday
The youngster already has
competed In two American In
door meets. at Boston January
II and at Los Angeles last Sat-
urday. and set meet records In
both for the 2-mile run. At
Boston he was timed in S:43.2,
and at Los Angeles in 8:43.8.
He holds the Canadian mile
record Of 4:01.4.
Foot said Kidd will not COM
pete In Boston's indoor meet
Saturday. He listed Kidd's
schedule through February %
IS: January Is at Toronto in
the 2-mile; February l at New
York in the 2-mile; February 2
at Philadelphia in the mile;
February 9 at Los Angeles in
the mile; February is at New
York In the mile or 2-mile;
February % at New York in the
smile. Kidd also will complete
In an age-class meet at Hamil-
ton, Ontario, on March %.
The disclosure that Kidd is
behind In his studies came after
Pat Sage, Britain's track and
field manager, said in London
that he would like to have Kidd
meet Murray Halberg of New
Evening star., 1963-01-23

A Profitable Duy
For IRIS, 9 Fans
BY JOE KELLY

CHARLES TOWN W. Va, jan 23-Uncle Sam and nine
holders DayDouble tickets with five and eight stamped
them enjoyed fine day at Shenandoah Downs yesterday
If anyone had remembered that 6year-od gedng named
Roman Call had won Shenandoah Downs back in
September 1861 the $27lS6o-fors2 daily-double payoff
Evening star., 1963-01-23
HiuIeuh
By the Assoeiated Press

BY the Assoclated Press
ist-S35O0: elmg.: 3 yrs; / Y mi.
GuaVa tHernahdeED niO 500 i.1O
ChTisty Hob lCruIl 1920 1890
Cookeville (Hinoiosa) 3.IO
Garden Bell, Trouble spot. Mike
Ann, Toga Town, Mid, Oeorgines Wish.
Sissy Missy, Avalon Sissy, Marcia Girl.
Time, i:5Jh.
Evening star., 1963-01-23
BEST BET-STAFF CHIEF

. sTNFF UFtIEF has the meatInGH IeadIng rider
aboard and Is days best bet RED TEARS beat the
rest CRAFTY MASTER can take money spot.
Evening star., 1963-01-23

PRINCE KARL uneOrked q coed one When second
here for 81 800 recently and rates top figure. GIFTS
SPECIAL Is coming off score this route. AD-
MIhAL CLAY Is capable Of upsetting,
FIFTH RACE-Purse SLIGO; elalmng $4,000 10
~, 1,S00); 4-year-ods and upI 1 mile.
Evening star., 1963-01-23
THIRD Ea!cE-Fu..s 81 200: sl.lminr "i'sO"' a.
-Fur.s. zoo; sI.InInr aI.eOOll :.

And rsis vote PENIAMEIER lust missed in Eame
effort this route and IL the 10 beat. DR. SAM
MEL won earlier and Is In form.
Evening star., 1963-01-23
Selections Made for Fast Track
Post Time. / PM.


ORLEANe Sun Is 4 last breaker and can win
anctheE T0OEY SPAkTZ won earlier and is the main
Evening star., 1963-01-23

PAPA JOE O. steps up after easy score for 81, 600
and should win this. EASTER CANDY Is az peak after
winning earlier. SHINING DELIGHT rates EeOd
Evening star., 1963-01-23
JOE KEILYy SKELETONS
Shenandoah Handicaps

MR.. MINK was sharp winner for $1,000 and
gets vote. GINGHAM PAL wen By 20 Iengths for
81 ,R60 and Il In TOP fern. SPRINTER 10 coming off
. Impressive win for st,2SO.
The frontiersman., 1963-01-03
Alaskan Sled Dog Rushing Is Feature of Winter Evenf5

To most folks in 49 of the 50 states, "mush" means only something to eat.
 To Alaskans, "Mush" means something else entirely-some- thing fun, something exciting, something unique to the north land in the winter. It means sled dog racing.
 The oldest a n d best known sport in Alaska, mushing has lately become a tremendously i popular spectator event among Alaska's winter fair and festi- val visitors.
 Small wonder. From the be- ginning of a race when | h e dogs yelp and jump and bark in boundless enthusiasm to be harnessed up and on the trail, to the dramatic finish W h n teams come flashing across the finish line, it's a sight to re- member lifetime. The mush- CTS themselves are no less col orful. Eskimos, Indians, an d hardy whites-each clad in fur parka-look every bit like something out of a Jack Lon don classic.
 At least seven series of races are noted in the Alaska Travel Divisions 1863 Calendar of Events. First such contest is scheduled for Anchor Point, January 18-20th and features not only dog races but canine weight-pulling contests as well. The worlds record for this event was established in 1859 by husky named Charlie who pulled a sled loaded to an amazing 3,145 pounds across an ice field.
 The following month, tn e World Championship Sled Dog Races will be held in conjunc- ton with the Anchorage F u Rendezvous, February l9th- 24th, following a series of pre- liminary races starting January 1. A new feature of this year S Rendezvous races will be the l creation of Leonard Seppala Trophy. Named in honor of the famed serum carrying Nome dog musher, the trophy will be composed of two large slabs of jade with an ivory rep
The frontiersman., 1963-01-03

lica of Seppala and his famous team.
 First races in March will be held on the Kenai Peninsula in conjunction with the fun-filled Homer Winter Carnival, March l-3. The same week will s Q c additional races run on h e peninsula when contestants vie for the Alaska State Champ ionship title. The championship trail runs between t h e cities of Kenai and Soldotna. L [ years title was captured by pr. Roland Lombard of Weyland, Massachusetts.
 Next in March comes h Q North American Championship Sled Dog Derby held annually at Fairbanks. CThe derby fol- lows a series of preliminary races which begins January l9 Set for March 14-24th, m e dates as the Fairbanks Winter Carnival celebrations, h s years derby will again feature more than S15,000 in cash prizes for the winning mush- CTS. Extra events include a lead
The frontiersman., 1963-01-03
Price Support
 Loan Deadline Is January 3l

January 3l, 1863, is the deadline for price support loans and purchase agree ments on a number of crops harvested in 1862, Darrell L. Baird, chairman, Agricultural Stabilization and Conserva- tion County Committee, S a i d recently. The crops include barley and oats.
 MT. Baird listed the follow ing general provisions of loans and purchase agreements on the 1862 crop of commodities:
 Price support is made avail able through farm storage loans, warehouse storage loans, and purchase agreements. The price support program is avail able to an individual, partner ship, corporation, trust, etc.
 Disbursement of loans is made to producers by financial institutions or by ASCS county offices by sight drafts drawn on Commodity Credit Corpora ton.
 Loans mature on demand, but not later than April 30, 1863 in the State of Alaska.
 The basic support rate f 0 r loans and settlement purposes for farm stored and warehouse stored barley and oats is sl.80 and $1.20 per bushel respec- lively.
 The chairman e m n d e d growers that good storage, which must first be approved by the ASC County Commit tee, is a requisite for obtain ing price support loan on any farm-stored crop. While the farmer himself is respon- sible for storing a crop cover ed by purchase agreement, the condition and quality of the crop will be a determining fac tor in the amount of the sup port he receives should he de eide to deliver his crop under the support program at tn e end of the season.
The frontiersman., 1963-01-03

Feb. l, 2 pm, Catholic Jr. High at Wasilla.
 Feb. l5, 2 pm, Eagle River at Eagle River.
 The Western Alaska junior high tourney will be held in Wasilla February g and B. All of the above schools are ex- pected to participate.
 Barney Locke, local building contractor, has returned to Wa silla following a trip to tn e South AS.
 
 We will be watching John Polls in 1863 since his unsuc- cessful try into orbit last week with his Chrysler. The pad was a little slick near Cottle's Corn CT and a culvert delayed the trip.
The frontiersman., 1963-01-03
B7|fzZSES1a@
Thursday. Jan. 3

thursday, Jan. , BOY SCOUTS, Legion hall, 2 pm. CAP SQUAD, Moose hall, 7::3O pm. AMERICAN LEGION, Legion hall, 8 pm. AMERICAN LEGION AUX, Legion hall, 8 pm. MAT. VALLEY SPORTSMEN Grange hall, 8 pm.
 Friday. Jan. 4 GOLD STAR REBEKAHS, Carpenters hall, 8 pm. IOOF LODGE, Carpenters hall, Bpm.
 Sunday. Jan. 6 AA, Mile 50, Glenn Highway, 7p.m.
 Monday. Jan. 2 KIWANIS, Grange hall, noon BETA SIGMA PHI, Members s home, 8 pm. PIONEERS OF ASK A, Moose hall, 8 pm.
 Tuesday. Jan. 8 CITY COUNCIL, City hall, 8 pm. EPISCOPAL WOMEN, St. Bar tholomew's Church, 8 pm.
 Wednesday. Jan. g A, Mile 60, Glenn Highway, ' pm. CARPENTERS LOCAL, Carp enters hall, 8 pm. PALMER BPO ELKS, Elks hall, 8 pm. BOY SCOUTS, LIDS Church, 8 pm. EXPLORERS, LIDS Church, 8 GRANGE CARD PARTY, Grange hall, 8 pm.
 Thursday. Jan. 10 COMPARATIVE R E L I G ION COURSE, Carpenters hall, 8 pm. BOY SCOUTS, Legion hall, 2 pm. CAP SQUAD, Moose hall, 7:30 pm. NORTHL AND NEER GRANGE, Grange hall, 8 pm. MTA DIRECTORS, MTA off ice, 8p.m. WILLOW PTA, Willow school, Bpm.
The frontiersman., 1963-01-03
Va Silla N eWS Notes
By Jane Browne

Floyd Butch" Morrison, sta toned in Tennessee for school ing, is home on leave from the Navy. His next base will be in Southern California and from there on an aircraft carrier. He has specialized in radar cleo tronics.
 The Wasilla Junior High basketball team and Coach Wetherington came home win ners from the Alaska State Junior high invitational tour ney held at the Catholic junior high school in Anchorage. Sev- en teams entered in single eli imitation. Teams from E a g @ River, Chugiak, Copper Valley, Seward, Wasilla n d Catholic junior high participated.
 On Friday Eagle River de- feated Catholic junior high 31 to p. Orion defeated Chugiak 50 to 18 and Wasilla took Cop per Valley 28 to F. Saturday morning Eagle River lost to Orion 48 to l3, Seward lost to Wasilla 27 to g and again Eagle River lost to Seward 26 to 2l. In the preliminary game Saturday evening and the final game Wasilla beat Orion 32 to 31 in very close game. Huston and Crawford were h out standing defense players in all games and especially in the fi- nal game. Crawford scored the winning point with foul shot the last second of the game. High score man was Fl u st o n with 10 points followed by Crawford and Minnick with 8 points each.
 The Wasilla junior high team also defeated Palmer junior high December 2 in an after noon game in Palmer. The score was 31 to 27. Minnick was high score man with 15 points. Crawford 8 points, Pe- terson scored 4 points and Illus ton had 4 to his credit.
 The junior high schedule for 1863 is as follows:
 Jan. 8, 2:15 pm. Chugiak at Wasilla.
 Jan. II, 2 pm, Palmer at Wasilla.
 Jan. IF, 2:15 pm, Eagle Riv- CT at Wasilla.
 Jan. 25, 3:30 pm, Catholic Jr. High at Anchorage.
 Jan. 29, 3:30 p.m., Chugiak at Eagle River.
The frontiersman., 1963-01-03

dog contest, snow shoe races, ski joring, cross country ski ing, and snowshoe baseball.
 Closing the race season will be contests during the Dilling. ham Beaver Roundup celebra- tion March 20-23rd a n d addi- tional races in late March and early April at Tok. Half t h Q 20-mile trail of these latter races is visible to viewers from the adjacent Alaska Highway.
The frontiersman., 1963-01-03
FISH BUYERS TO FILE INTENT

All buyers and processors of fish or shellfish who plan to conduct operations in 1863 are reminded that Section 102.01 (c) of the regulations of tn e Alaska Board of Fish an d Game for commercial fishing in Alaska requires that an inten- ton to operate be filed with the Alaska Department of Fish and Game according to Walter Kirkness, Commissioner.
The frontiersman., 1963-01-03
Made in 1889

Washington's state seal was designed and made by an Olympia jeweler in 1889.
Evening star., 1963-05-06
MusioI Family Attends
Dickie Kerr's Funeral

HOUSTON, May 8 (AP). -
Funeral services were to be
held today for Dickie Kerr, the
little lefthanded pitcher who
won lasting fame as the hon.
est hero of the Chicago Black
Sox scandal.
Kerr died Saturday of can
Ger. He was SO and had spent
most of his adult life in base
ball as a player, manager and
scout.
Hall of Famer Ted Lyons and
American League President Joe
Cronin were among the many
baseball figures and friends
who paid tribute to Kerr.
'"The loss Of a man Of
Dickie's attributes - loyalty,
honesty and amazing courage
would be a great loss to any
profession or group" Lyons,
who came up to the White Sox
in the later days of Kerr's ca
reer, wired from Chicago.
Among those to attend the
services were the Cardinals
Stan Musial and his wife, who
were befriended by the Kerrs
while Kerr was manager Of the
Evening star., 1963-05-06
me senators TODAY brought

The Senators today brought
their roster within one of the
Wednesday midnight deadline
of IS by returning Lou kim
chock to the Milwaukee organi-
zation.
Klimchock, who had a late
start in spring training because
of Army duty, went to bat IA
times and had two singles. He
was used mostly as a pinch
hitter, but played second base
in two or three games.
Klimchock played with Louis
vile last year, but the Louis
vile team folded, so Milwau-
kee is sending him to its Den
yer farm club.
General Manager George Sell
kirk hinted the final cut will
be a young relief pitcher, who
will be optioned out.
NOTES-Dick Phillips null
titude Of friends from Racine,
Wis, presented the Senator's
utility player with a new sta
tion wagon between games.
Some players are in the major
leagues 20 years without being
so honored. Phillips had a
sacrifice fly in two pinch-hit
roles. Minnie Minoso re-
ceived a huge plaque for his
contribution to baseball from
the Old Timers Baseball Club
of Chicago.
Selkirk said he was not in
terested in Dom Zanni, who
was waived out Of the Ameri-
can League and traded by the
White Sox to the Reds for
Jim Brosnan. Zanni is 81 years
old and Selklrk has seen a lot
of him.
Cheney and his successors
put an end to Nellie Fox's IA
game hitting streak. Nellie
went 0-for-5 in the first game
. When Dave Nicholson
popped out in the ninth inning
Of the second game it was the
first time in his last nine times
at bat that he didn't get a hit
or strike out. He had five hits
Evening star., 1963-05-06
Foyt Sets Record
For Stock Cars

LANGHORNE, Pa, May 6
(AP).-A. j. Foyt of Houston
won the 150-mile national late
model stock car race at Lang
horne Speedway in record time
yesterday.
Foyt averaged S8.911 miles
per hour as he completed the
distance in one hour Al min
utes and 13.47 seconds. The
old record Of $3.50 miles per
hour was established by Fire
ball Roberts Of Daytona Beach,
Fla, in 1857.
Finishing second, one mile
behind Foyt, was Len Sutton,
Of Portland, Oreg. Third was
Norm Nelson, former national
champion.
Evening star., 1963-05-06
Goe|tz Upset
By Bradford

Tom Bradford, a veteran
netman, experienced one Of his
finest days yesterday in the
finals Of the Northern Virginia
Invitational tennis tournament
at Bancroft Park.
The fourth-seeded, 29-year-
old came back strong after a
gruelling 14-12, 60 victory
over second-seeded Ron Gold
man in the semifinals to whip
top-seeded Buddy Goeltz, Ga,
60, 60, for the singles
championship.
Then the former University
Of North Carolina ace teamed
up with John Meyers to win
the mems doubles title with q
ga, 6-3 and SO victory
over Goeltz and Fred McNair.
Raymonde Jones, who won
the women's singles Saturday,
will team up with Nick Powell
against Allen Taylor and Lee
Meyers in the finals Of the
mixed doubles tonight at 6
o'clock.
Another veteran, Don Floyd,
outlasted Don Leavens, 6-3,
3-6. 6-3, to take the senior
singles crown. Floyd, 48. was
the defending champion.
Leavens rebounded to take
the senior doubles with Al
phonso Smith, Ga, 6-3, over
Powell and Ted Burwell.
Evening star., 1963-05-06
TigersGive
Werfz Release

DETROIT, May 8 (AP).-,u
Veteran Vic Wertz was released
yesterday by Detroit and turned
down an offer to stay with thee
club as a coach. sr
The 38-year-old first base
man was in his 18th season.
IN the majors. ~
He played with five Ameri-
can League clubs, including two s
tours with the Tigers. ~
Wertz said he wasn't Inn
mediately interested in latch,
ing on with another major
league club as a player, but
possibly would accept an offer
later in the season.
He has a business In Detroit
and said he'll devote his full.
time to that for q while. a.
Wertz joined the Tigers I'M
1947 and later played for the
Browns. Baltimore, Cleveland :
and Boston before returning to
Detroit late in the 1861 season.,
Evening star., 1963-05-06
Arfons Smushes Mark
At Aquusco Drug Strip

Art Arfons Of Akron smashed
the drag racing record at
Aquasco Speedway yesterday.
perhaps once and for all. His
jet-powered Green Monster"
reached 1913 miles per hour in
completing the quarter-mile In
8.4 seconds.
Arfons made three runs be-
fore the crowd Of about $500,
but only his third try was
timed. He said he topped 200
m.p.h. on his second run. In
the regular stock car competi-
ton, Frank Newman Of WASH
ington won top prize as his
1862 Chevrolet did 1851 m.p.h.
In 1873 seconds.
Evening star., 1963-05-06
Area Lucrossemen
Swamp CutonsviIIe

With Washington Lacrosse
Club leading by only 81 mid
way in the third quarter, VAR
die Dyer popped in three
straight goals and set the
stage for the clubs highest
total Of the season in a 22-8
victory over Catonsville yester-
day at Hams Point.
Dyer's five goals and six
assists and Hezzie Howard's
three points and four assists
led Washington to its fifth
victory in seven games.
Evening star., 1963-05-06

Daytona Beach (Fla.), club in
1910.
Kerr advised Musial, then a
sore-armed young pitcher. to
concentrate on his hitting and
first called the Cardinal man.
agement's attention to his po-
tential as a batSman.
Evening star., 1963-05-06
Senators Returning
KIimchock to Braves

and famed four times in the
streak.
The Senator's bus to O'Harc
Field pulled over for dozens of
fire trucks and ambulances
rushing to the field because a
jet had its landing gear stuck.
The plane landed without in
cident.
Claude Osteen will face the
Indians at D. c. Stadium to-
morrow night, Sam Rice Night.
The Senator's are idle today. 4,
-WHITTLEsEY. Of,