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Evening star., 1963-05-28
Hetzer Appointed
To Racing Board

ANNAPOLIS. May % (AP).
Gov. Tawes has appointed c.
William Hetzer Of Hagerstown
to the Maryland Racing Com
mission.
Hetzer. former president Of
Baltimore Raceway and the
Hartford County Fair Associa-
ton, is a 53-year -old civil en-
gineer and president of a con-
struction firm in Hagerstown.
He will fill the unexpired
five-year term Of H. Courtenay
Jennifer, who was appointed
June /, 1862. Mr.. Jennifer Is
retiring.
Evening star., 1963-05-28

port Doug went the last quar-
ter-mile in a fraction over 30
seconds.
Armbro Dale's finish was far
more spectacular. He appeared
to be beaten at the head of
the stretch. where Pirate Han
over had the lead. But Armbro
Dale, I. c. Rainbow and Sun
Idol all came with a last-second
rush to take the money spots.
A crowd of 4,543 wagered
$260,5l6 on the nine-race pro-
gram, and SO 50 ticketholders
who played 4-4-4-1 In the twin
double won a modest 1921 40
each.
Evening star., 1963-05-28

daily double with a l0-2
combination.
The Parkersburg Purse, with
National Beau the likely favor
lite, is the feature today. Thir-
teen horses are expected for
the event, at about Az fur
longs. Jesse Davidson, the
leading rider here last summer,
will be aboard the 3-year- old
son Of Count of Honor Barlow.
Evening star., 1963-05-28

3 post position. Michael Lynn,
5 to 1, in the first heat, and
Vermont Hanover, 80 to /, in
the second. broke stride at the
start of their respective races.
1t apparently made little diff
ference.
Tarport Doug, was second
choice at 4 to to favored
Chapel Chief. 8 to 5, in the
second heat. And Chapel Chief
seemingly had things well in
hand until the field went
around the far turn the Sec
ond time. Then Glad Rags, who
finished second, took the lead,
but was outdistanced as Tar
Evening star., 1963-05-28
Muegie's Triumphs
In Guy Mason Come

Maggie's banged out 81 hits
while routing winless Capitol
A. c., 1873, in a Class AA soft
ball game last night at Guy
Mason Center. Paul CaisSey
had Two doubles and two sin
giles and Catcher Joe Cav went
3-for-3 for the winners.
Georgetown Habadashery
nipped Aqua Land Park, 80.
in nine innings in the other
game. Bob Wilkinson's single
drove in the winning run.
Evening star., 1963-05-28
Ex-Crew Coach
OF Middies Dies

SEATTLE, May % (AP).-
Robert S. Butler, So. one-time
head crew coach at the Naval
Academy, died of a heart at
tack here Sunday.
Butler went to Annapolis in
1925 after serving as freshman
crew coach at the University
of Washington. In 1929 he
moved to Yale as an engineer
ing instructor.
He returned to Seattle in
1943 and Joined the Butler En-
gineering g. Construction Co.
Evening star., 1963-05-28

Guggenheim Of New York, and
Deep Gulf, owned by John
McShain Of Philadelphia, both
were listed at 33-1.
Doudance, owned by Mrs.
John F. C. Bryce of South Ar
lington, VT. is SOL, with Credo,
owned by Lawrence M. Gelb Of
New York and Stamford, Conn.,,
at 66-1.
Iron Peg, who stepped on a
stone last week during training
was reaffirmed as a certain
starter by Trainer Cecil Boyd
Rochfort.
"The horse is all right" he
emphasized. Harry Carr, the
Queens jockey, will ride Iron
Peg.
Corpora will be ridden by
Lester Piggott, an outstanding
British jockey.
Yves st. Martin will be
aboard Relko. The young
French riding star won the
Washington, D. c., International
for Dupre last fall on Match
III.
Other callover odds:
Merchant Venturer, l4-l;. Fighting
snip. Portofino, 1871; Duplation, 1871;
Eern. African Drum, Ragusa, 2O-I;
The Willtes, Neverlone, 66-1; Coliseum.
Court Albany. Fair Decision, Targoearl'
Singer, .10o-1; -Hullabaloo, Hyacinth,
2OO-l; Vakil-Ul-Mulk, 1.000-1; Hanas-
Evening star., 1963-05-28
Laurel May Split
Seubourd Pace
Into Four Heats

The two sections Of the $l07,-
500 Atlantic Seaboard Circuit
pacing championship to be run
at Laurel Raceway June 7 and
June IA may be split into two
heats each, President Richard
Hutchison, jr. announced today
Hutchison said that due to
the large entry list, two heats
probably will be necessary for
each section. This will increase
the purses Of $500.
Evening star., 1963-05-28
Harness Pony Races
Set Virginia Precedent

PHTLOMONT, Va, May %
(SpeciaD Pony harness rae
ing will be introduced to the
State of Virginia for the first
time here Sunday when a 10
event program is presented at
the Rolling Meadows Raceway,
starting at l pm.
The program, first of three to
Evening star., 1963-05-28
Brother Act

Stephan Smith and Irwin
Paul probably are the most
successful full brothers in
pacing. BY the end of 1862 the
5-yr-old Irwin Paul had earned
$278,545 and Stephan Smith, 6,
has amassed $685. 1886.
Evening star., 1963-05-28

36,ooo-mile fuel filter
36,ooo-mlle major lube interval
6,ooo-mlle oil change
s6,ooo-mlle year-round engine coolant
Self-oIeanIne spark plugs
Rust.reslstant bodies
-Four talllehts
Super-enamel finish
Front seat belt anchors
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Electric Windshield wipers
Dual horns
Hydraulic valve llfters
Foam.padded front seats
Largest trunk In the field
Flne-car styling
Color-keyed steering wheel
Color-keyed headlining
Glass fiber roof insulation
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ROsecrOft H0ndicaps

COUNTESS ADIOS should be the best
off past performance. ATLANTIC SONG
may take II all II he returns 10 form.
Indy PETE looked impressive last
start.
9th $500; pacei nOn-winners $500 Clife-
timel. I mi
Evening star., 1963-05-28

Self-adlustlng brakes
6-cyIInder engine ITO Gu. In.
Dual headIamps
Dual sun vlsors
Front armrests
Heater-defroster
Undercoatlno
1l4" wheelbase
longest In the fleld)
Evening star., 1963-05-28

Captain Jake, r Taylor " e-7-6
Raw Hide Jim, r. James . 3-7-A
past performance. sCOTTIE PURDUE
could be close but outside position will
hurt. ADI0s DIRECT will be helped BY
post position.
Evening star., 1963-05-28

We cannot urge you strongly
enough to get your Comet at this
time. The market is highly
competitive at this season. Our
volume is up. We need used cars.
These factors mean an incredibly
good deal for those who buy noM
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-19

be required to bring the display
to Farmville.
j. A. Hill. Richmond game
warden, Will feature the birds
and animals in Wlldlife setting
with assistance from Mrs. Ruth
A. Brown and John T. Harris
Also on display will be the
the complete line Of 1868 Apache
camping trallers and another
display of 1868 boats and motors
Color Film
APACHE West" a color film
on camping in the west, viii be
shown during the show This is
a Commute talking film which
features many spectacular out
door scenes
I'VE are having sport s
show that I think the nti + G
family will enjoy, says William
c. Newman. There will be no
admission charge Be sure and
bring the children; they VIII eS-
pecially enjoy the show "
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-19
Chinn Pitches Tigers To 1915
Win Orer RPI; Lipscomb Homers

was off target at third base and
ShWartz trotted home.
Chm was tcuched for another
run in the fourth when D n
HORSEBACK doubled to drive in
SIAN Barrack who had walked.
The final RPI runs came in the
ninth on a two run home by
shortstop Ed Coffman.
Five Run Inning
The Tigers erupted for five
runs in the third inning off Ask
ton Bishop. Dave Trickler lead
off with a walk. Ty Tys:nger
beat out a drag bunt. and after
Mike Crone and Freddie Mitchell
had S in g e d. catcher Whitley
Lipsconlb hit line drive home
run over the left field fence.
They came back to score four
more in the fourth inning. Trick
Ter once again started the rally
with single. Tysinger bounced
a single over the shortstop's
head and Crone doubled home
both runs. Mitchell was hit by
pitc h and Lipscomb singled
home Crone and Mitchell to up
his RIB total for the game to
five.
The final Tiger run came in
the eighth inning as Moley Stu
art led off with triple and
Tysinger drove him home with
his fourth hit of the day.
The win was H-SC's sixth of
the season against nine defeats
ard their fourth in the last five
games. H-SC was defeated Sat
urday by Old Dominion 6-5. Old
Dominion has won "a straight
ball games over a tWo-year
SPAN
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-19
Band Boosters
Show Is Friday

SCOTTSVILLE, April 18-The
Scottsville School Band Boosters
Club Variety-Talent Show will be
given Friday, April 10 at 8 pm.
in the school auditorium. The
Rev. Garry Shelton will be mas
ter of ceremonies. Milton Cohen
is general chairman.
There will be 26 acts of song.
dance, rock and roll music. a
magic show and others. There
will be a singing group from
Fork Union Military Academy.
The club hopes that with the
proceeds from this show they
will be able to buy white jackets
and with the help of the par
ents, the mother can make skirts
and the boys get trousers some
way. The band director. Elmer
Mohl, who has recovered from
a recent illness, will oren the
show with selections by til c
band
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-19
Mems Ten Pins
Bowling Result
Monday Night League

hOuIdy NISHt League
RESULTS: Farmville Dairy
Isle 4. Farmers Supply 0; Prince
Edward Mills 3, Tastee Freez /,
and SafeWay 3. WSVS L.
SUMMARY: Individual h G h
game C. Chandler. 203 Indivi-
dua high three game set C.
Chandler. 555 Team high game
Prince Edward Mills, $3.50. Team
high set Prince Edward Mills,
1898.
STANDINGS: Farmville Dairy
Isle 35-l7: SafeWay 1920. WSVS
1921; Prince Edward Mills %
30; Farmers Supply Co. 20-32,
and Tastee FreeZ 1887.
Tuesday Night League
RESULTS: Kayton Fuel 4
Newman Tire Co. O.; Martin The
JeWeler 3. Va. Tel. & Tel. Co
|, and CreWe Laundry s, Leg
gets |.
SUMMARY. Individual h +
game Max Watson. 1879. Indivi
dual high three game set Max
Watson, 562. Team high game
Kayton Fuel, 1904. Team high
set Kayton Fuel. 2941.
STANDINGS: Kayton Fuel Co
"a 2-l3l2, MART n The Jewelel
PIG; Crewe Laundry 27-2l Leg
gets 1926; Va Tel. & Tel. Co
1852, and Newman Tire Co. l5l2
| 32l2.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-19
Wolverines Register First Win
AS Farmer Throws FOur-Hitter

Strong armed Bobby Farmer
pitched and hit Prince Edward
Academy to its first win Of the
1868 season Thursday as the VOL
verines doWned the Blackstone
Rams 60.
In his second start Of the sea
son. after losing a three hitter to
Victoria. the blonde freshman
checked the Rams on four hits
and struck out the side in the
bottom Of the last inning. after
the Rams had scored two runs
in the previous inning Bob
Pence had a triple for the only
extra base blow of Farmer.
Clements Gets 3
The Wolverines banged out IL
hits off two Ram hurlers, Davis
and Westmoreland, with George
Clements, freshman. collecting
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-19
Saturday Final
Registration Day

Final registration for all sum-
mer baseball, including Dixie
Youth League, Farmville Youth
League Pony, minor league
and girls softball, must be com
pleted and turned in by 6 pm.
Saturday, April 20.
Applications can be secured
filled out and turned in at the
following places: Star Cleaners,
Farmvllle Sports Center, Home
Furniture Co., and Baldwin s
Mems Shop.
Herbert Stokes, co-chail1nar
of Little Boys baseball, urges
youngsters to get their apphca
tons filled out and signed by
their parents. This will be the
last chance to register.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-19
Team Standings
COUNTING CROWS

Crows can count, honest Up
TO one Here S proof and a good
tip at the same time Walk llto
a woods and call crows, Nothing
happens They know YOU are
here. But have a pal go with
you. Both walk in, one walks
out, and see " h happens.
Crows come They counted one
in, one out, everything oEay-
Some crow hunters claim they
the crows can count up to two
and you have to have three men
in. two men out. What's Grow
O. in your area?
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-19

three and Jackie Evans and
Howard Estes two each. Farm
er hit two run homer in the
third to put PEA out in front for
good
The Academy added three
more in the fifth on a double by
Clements, walks to Farmer.
Fulcher and Hay. and a single
by ackie Evans, another fresh
man playing centerf.eld for
Coach Bob Gilmer's nine.
Estes drove in the Wolverines
final run with a single, scoring
freshman Bill Bridgfor.h.
The Wolverines resume action
on Friday when they travel to
CreWe to tackle Bob Golubic S
squad They play their first
home game on April % against
Victoria.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-19

Take look at some of your
favorite ball players and you
will see what I mean. Warren
SPAIN, probably the greatest
lefthanded pitcher in the history
of baseball, at u years old, is
still learning. He has to work a
lot harder now than he did sew
eral years ago. Just when it
looked as if his career might be
over, he came up with a couple
OF new pi c h S, which kept
him on top. Make up your
mind now to never be satisfied
with yourselves. Strive to do a
little better next time. If you
don't you're going to be a sec
ond stringer" before long.
We have been talking about
baseball up to now but these
same ideas apply TO the rest OF
your life as well. In your studies
don't be content to just get by
Be on the first team in your
school work also. When you &C
out to find a job or enroll in
the college of your choice, they
are not going to ask you how
many home runs you hit or the
number of games you won. Make
yourself a first stringer il
everything you do.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-19
Hampden-Sydney
Tennis Team Wins
Dist Straight

Hampden Sydney's tie nnis
team won its 21St consecutive
match over two-year sp a n
Tuesday but was hard pressed
before edging Old Dominion, "a.
The Tigers, now 40 for the
season. won two of the three
doubles matches for their mar
gin of victory after the teams
had split the six singles. In
three previous outings, the Tlg-
ers had won on ShutOutS.
Hampden Sydneys P e
Hatcher beat Old Dominion S
Tom Hanson in the No. | singles
match.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-19
Wildlife Display Top Feature Of
Farmville's First Sports Show

Farmville's first Sports Show
will be featured this week end,
April 10 and 20. by Newman
Tire Co.. local Goodyear dealer
on West Third street. The dis
play will be open to the public
from 8 am. to 8 pm. on Satur-
day and from IL noon to 8 pm.
Sunday.
A large display Of Virginia
wildlife, bears, deer, colony Of
beavers. a wild cat and smaller
animals and birds that are ma
tive to Virginia, will be the ma
jor attraction. Two trailers will
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-19
EGGSHEIL DECOY WEIGHT

One good way to make decoy
weights is to twist heavy wire
coat hanger wire is good il a
circle and rest in half an egg
shell. Pour lead in the shell and
you're in business. Paint wire
with no-rust paint
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-19
Ladies Duckpin
Bowling Result
BY Lois Haas

This past Thursday n h t
Leggett S won three games from
First National Bank, Home Fur
niture won two out Of three from
Baldwin's and Taylor Forbes
won two out of three f 70 N
Dorothy May. Leggett 5 had the
high team three-game pinfall OF
1884 and also the high team in
dlv.dual game Of 466
Barbara Elliott, Of First Ma
tonal Bank, had the high in
divldual three game plnfall OF
3l3 and Polly Mckay Of Leg
get S, had the high individual
game Of ll9 Other members
bowling 100 or better are Ann
CloWdis III and 1911; Barbara Ell
lott. 1903, los and 100, Ruth My
rick. 1903: Ruby Weaver, 1902.
Agnes McFadden, 10l; Polly
Mckay, "A 10l, and Lucy Thomp-
son, 100.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-19
&h&ne Oe.v,
BY GERALD DUNCAN
Challenge To High School Athletes

Inc tine of freshman sophomore basebalers
Prince Edward Academy papable
the Dixie Youth League and Farmve Youth League Pony
League in the Farmvlle area.
At present Coach has and sometimes
freshman his starting lineup doing
oag up Job SO far AS freshmen they bring along much of the
baseball they learned and pracced
summer baseball This something only
keen in bow and they get lust that
in the youngsters program.
hope that will swell among these young
nigh school athletes just because they
vanced than the high It's you
have been blessed with opportunity recently
youngsters didn't have but don't let this opportunity
hero of already and coaches the little
league and youth league only able
baseball knowledge and it you put your
ground to work Remember majority of best pro-
fessoa ball players today played
until high school You have jump already
but it advantage only you they have work.
ed If let thinking enough" these
other boys just starting going up you
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-19
KAMP KOOLER

Last week we had a Kar Kool-
er. Now komes a kamp kooler.
Take an old apple or orange
crate and wrap IN a burlap.
Soak the burlap and stand the
crate in the shade of a tree. The
hotter the day, the kwicker the
evaporation, the kooler you keep
your supplies.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-19
Red Tag Sale At
Prospect April II

The Prospect Volunteer Fire
Department will have a R d
Tag Sale on Saturday, April II,
at the Fire House.
Donations are now being TAX
en- by members of the depart
ment Anyone having items they
desire to donate may call any
member of the fire department.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-19
UNSTICk YOUR ROD

Now is a good time to double
check that all your rods are
dlsjointed and ferrules rubbed
with the finest emery cloth.
BUT if you forgot and can't get
a rod apart, carbon tetrachlor-
ide poured into the female fer
rule and allowed to sink dcwn
will help loosen the stubbornest
fit.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-19

Hampden-sydney got five
hit pitching job from NJ ark
Chinn and a 14-hit smuggling at
tack to take a 1915 win over
Richmond Professional Institute
at Death Valley Tuesday after
noon. Chinn whitfield 10 batters
and issued four bases on balls
RPI went ahead in the first
inning when Bill Breaker reach
ed first on an error and catcher
Bill ShWartz followed with a
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-19
CLEAN SMELLING HANDS

And when you clean all those
mad catfish, take the smell off
your hands by washing them
with soap, then with vinegar
fsalt is almost as good. then
with soap again. Same desmel-
ling technique works with other
Objectionable odors as we'll.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-19

deep drive to center field.
Shwartz was held to a triple but
the throw in from the outfield
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-19

the grucng Ddytona Riverside and Atlanta 5OO and
tho demanding Pure Oil Performance Trials Only car with
total performance the best combination strength balance
precision control bakng and road cngng suspension
could roll up many wins q
Before buy test drive Super Tofque Ford
II YOU haven't driven lately you really know What
Ford is like Make this important discovery if it's built
by Ford, It's built for performance total performance.
Evening star., 1963-02-10

AEopen 10 AN. TO 9 Pm. Dolly; Soturdoy. 10 h.M to
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have the problem of charging
individual patients for their
drugs. '.'
Even so, the average loss of
$77.63 for "other reasons" in
GLIDING pilferage would amount
to nearly 100000 q year In a
hospital the size of District
General.
Thus, the Brewer Drug Con-
troll System and other mechan-
ical programs are now under
study by the Health Depart
ment.
Under the Brewer system, q
central pharmacy keeps vend-
ing stations loaded with SO
drugs. The stations are like
cigarette machines, except that
to get drugs q nurse must stick
three plates into the device.
One Identifies the nurse, an
other the patient and the third,
the drug. The dispenser makes
q record Of this procedure.
Very tight control over drugs
results. It Is difficult for q
hospital employee or visitor to
pick up q drug for his own use.
DR.. Murray Grant, the Dis
trict's health director. said in
an interview today that the
pharmacist he has assigned to
study drug procedures at Dis
trict General will also look into
operations at the city's Glenn
Dale Hospital.
These Investigations are not
simple inventories, DR.. Grant
said, but are full studies of
the handling Of drugs from We
ginning to end.
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gan said that other commits
sioners had issued the Idaho
order, saying privately that
they mustn't investigate the
situation because it would dis
turb the industry"
The commission in the tie
line decision mot only did not
do. what consumers expected,
but also did not do what the
law requires" Mr.. Morgan said.
Mr.. Morgan had an ally in
Representative Moss, Democrat
of California, who has spon-
Sored a bill to expand regula-
ton by the FPC over inter- State
power lines. Mr.. Morgan sup
ports the legislation, which was
oppoSed-in a move Mr.. Moss
has called a surprise reversal
by the majority Of the FPC.
Commission Chairman Joseph
Swindler and Mr.. Morgan both
are due to appear before the
Harris subcommittee tomorrow
afternoon.
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FPC Colleagues 'Timid,'
Morgan Tells Probers

administered by men Of Char
acter and courage" Mr.. Morgan
wrote, regulation easily can
become a fraud upon the public
and a protective shield behind
which monopoly may operate
to the public detrimerft."
Specified Cases Asked
Mr.. Bennett ordered Mr..
Morgan to relate fraud" to a
specific case.
II simply said 1t can become
fraud" Mr.. Morgan replied.
Mr.. Bennett said his grand
child knew that. Don't you
assume the President knows
that?" he asked.
You are telling the Presi-
dent he has a bunch Of low
level conformists, doing a
DANCED poor job" Mr.. Bennett
went on. Isn't that what you
are saying?"
mo sir, it was not" Mr..
Morgan insisted. The commits
sioner said that regulatory
practices had shown visible
improvement" in recent years.
"Yet, your letter conveys the
idea we are deteriorating, "
Chairman Harris said. why
didn't you just sit down and
talk to the President instead
of writing that letter and re-
leasing it to the press?"
Mr.. Morgan said he under
stood that personal talks with
the President were not easy to
arrange.
Two Instances Cited
Cited by the witness were
two FPC cases. in which he dis
sented. The commission ap-
proved routine financing for
the Little Hell's Canyon dam
in Idaho and a tie line to help
link Northwest power to Cali
fornia without investigating
the public interest" Of the
projects, Mr.. Morgan claimed.
Under questioning, Mr.. Nor