davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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COMPETITION RUGGED
Player, Z Under Par ,
Only Stroke Ahead

SAN DIEGO, Jan. IL (AP)
AS seen today by PGA
Champion Gary Player of
South Africa, tournament golf
in the United States is a tough
way to make a living.
Player led the way into the
third round of the $25,OO0 San
Diego Open, and behind him
were the finest back-to-back
rounds and the lowest score in
his brilliant career 65-65-13O.
But Players margin of COM
fort was just one precarious
stroke.
AS play resumed over the par
35-36-71 Stardust Country
Club course, he was IL shots
under par for the route.
Casper Tied at 1872
Player was most happy with
bis round. Il never hit my iron
shots better" he said as he
counted seven brides and a
lone bogey for the day.
His nearest threat was "a
year-old Jacky Cupit of Long
view, Tex, whose last big VIC
tory was in the Western Open
in 1862. He had rounds of &C.
65-131.
Tied at 1872 were formidable
Bill Casper, with 64-68, and
Fred Hawkins, with a pair of
66s.
Evening star., 1963-01-12

ington College and Loyola and
should improve its 1-2 ledger
in the league.
Gus junior varsity jumped
10 a 30 lead in the first seven
minutes and won the prelimi-
nary game, 80-48, over Bulls
Prep. The jayvees now are Az.
Evening star., 1963-01-12

Still to be reckoned with in
the final two rounds we're such
performers at Stan Leonard,
Miller Barber and Phil Rodgers,
tied at 1856; Charley Sifford,
Mike Souchak and julius Boros,
1876, and Art Wall, among those
in tie at 1877.
Littler, Jacobs Out
Missing for the final two
rounds were several outstand-
ing tournament performers.
Gene Littler, former National
open champion, with 75-71-
lac, and Tommy Jacobs, the
defending San Diego champion,
76-67-l43, were among those
who failed to survive the quail
flying score of l42.
Evening star., 1963-01-12
Giants Sign HuIfbuck

McCOMB. Miss, Jan. II
(AP) .-Halfback Louis Guy Of
the University Of Mississippi
reported yesterday he had
signed a contract with the New
York Giants.
Evening star., 1963-01-12
Don McCofferty Retained by Colts

ferty as end coach McCaf.
ferty, Colt end coach since
1859, signed a two-year con-
tract
Evening star., 1963-01-12

BALTIMORE, Jan, ~ CAPl
Don Shula. the new head
coach Of the Baltimore Colts,
has reappointed Don McCaf-
Evening star., 1963-01-12

(2:0l) and Dennis Patterson
in the mile (4:22.D.
The concurrent meet for high
schools produced records in all
but one of the six events, and
only Woodrow Wilson High Of
Portsmouth won more than one
event. The Presidents took two.
Woodrow Wilson had a pair
of record breakers in Bill
White, who did the mile in
.4:45.2, and Steve Harrell, who
captured the $50 in 2:07.2.
Newport News Highs mile
relay foursome of Bill Ward,
Bill Morris, Bill Shroding and
Fred Anspach set a record of
3:42.8 in their speciality.
Granby's Glen Spear equaled
the previous 50-yard high hur-
dies mark with a clocking Of
/ sc seconds.
Randolph Macon Academy's
Tom Fitch broke the high
Jump record with a leap of 6
feet 4, beating out Wakefield's
John Binder and Bill Klinsick,
who tied for second.
College division summaries:
5O-yard high hurdles: 1--Douglas
/ Tucker. Maryland: Robert Fogle,
| Duke; 3-Wes KIng, Clemson: Rob
/ ert Vermillion, Maryland: 5--Milt
Bauguess, North Carolina. O:6.5.
SsO-yard run: Dave Tyler, Fur
man; Ramsey Thomas, Maryland
/ 3-Jerry Stuver, North Carolina; A
John Irby, unattached. 2:0l.
Two-mile run: l-Coppley Vickers,
Furman: Tom Krueger, Maryland
3-John Garten, Maryland; 4-Car-
mine Lunetts' North Caroline. o9;446s
set by Vickers, l962D
5O-yard dash; l--..Don Van Keenan,
Maryland; 2-Wes King Clemson; B
Nike Cole. Maryland. O:5.5.
Mile run: dennis Patterson, Fur.
man: 2-Charles Little. North Caro-
lima; 3-James Johnson, William a
Mary: 4-Richard Saslan, Maryland
4.2.,1.
Two-mile relay: Maryland (pick
Calgaro, Don Boyer, Ronnie Hamilton
man; 4-Wiliiam a Mary. 5---Virginia
Tech. a;l1.3. Meet record, first time
event heidi,
High jump: Jim Bland, Mary
land 2--tie, Tommy CLARK, North
Carolina, and Bill Jefirles, William q
Mary; 4-Carl Sandal unattached
no titih psy,1! tset ,scor Ss inehss MssI sI
BY George Leonard. Maryland, 1852 }
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MIA Standings
WESTERN DIVISION

RESULTS LAST NIGHT
Boston. 134 Syracuse, III.
Detroit. 116: Chicago. ll2
Los Aneeles, 1874: San Francisco,
129.
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Driving In Often

Thorn's unusual two-handed,
overhead fling still is his bread
and-butter shot, but now he's
driving in for layups more
often, and drawing more foul
shots. In the 1878 victory over
Davidson earlier this week, he
squirmed his slim, 6-foot-4
frame in close for eight of his
IL baskets on the way to a 28-
point night.
Thorn has hit % points three
times this season, 80 once and
20 once in leading the Mount
les to a 9-3 record so far. He's
averaging an even % points
and 10 rebounds a game. He'll
team in the backcourt with Jim
Mccormick, a l5.4 scorer, while
Mike Wolfe Q0.D and Gale
Catlett (8.6) man the forward
positions and 6-foot-8 Tom
Lowry 10.6) the center.
Almost sure to start for CIV
are Sophomores Kenny Legins
and Mark Clark, but the other
three will remain a mystery
until the opening whistle
Coach Bill Reinhart has been
trying new combinations prac-
tically every game in trying to
halt tailspin of three straight
losses which has left the Colo
mails with a AT record.
Evening star., 1963-01-12
Terps, Middies Improve


Maryland and Navy. which
clash at 8:l5 at Cole Field
House, have had better fortunes
lately, the Terps winning three
of their last four following an
0-4 start, and the Middies two
Of their last three. Despite an
| 1910 loss to sixth-ranked Duke
three days ago. Navy has been
playing It's best recently.
Georgetown's opponent at
$3.50 at McDonough Gym is the
same Boston College team
which had West Virginia down
by IL points with IL minutes
to go, only to lose in overtime
1854, in the first round OF the
ECAC tournament. But the
Hoyas have won their last
three starts for a ST record
at the moment and seem as
| prepared as they can be.
Among the out-of-town as
signments, Gallaudet will bC
playing its most important
game in the Mason Dixon Con,
ference to date. The Bisoni
lead the leagues Southern Di'
vision with a 80 record
Evening star., 1963-01-12
Terps Hosts
To Middies;
Eagles at
BY DICK SLAY
Star Staff Writer

AS If the New Year hadn't
presented George Washington's
basketballers enough bad news
already, the word now has
seeped out of Morgantown, w.
Va, that Rod Thorn has begun
driving for the basket instead
Of merely aiming at 1t from
afar most Of the time.
With Thorn in the drivers
seat, the Mountaineers are sup
posed to steamroller CIV to-
night at Washington Coliseum
in their annual invasion Of this
city.
There are enough WVU
partisians-and basketball fans
in general - in this area and
nearby West Virginia precincts
to provide the usual crowd of
more than 5000 for the $3.50
O'Clock tapoff. There will be no
pANlAAAlhid4y y bdlllC'
Also at home tonight in
major college attractions here
abouts will be Maryland, which
is host to an improving Navy
club, and Georgetown, which
entertains a Boston College
team that almost spoiled West
Virginia last month.
Several on Road
Montgomery Junior College is
host to Allegany this afternoon,
but all other action will be on
the road-American U. at Lafa-
yette, Gallaudet at Western
Maryland, Howard at Virginia
State, Southeastern at c. w.
Post, Prince Georges at Balti-
more JC, Charles County at
Essex and Bowie Teachers at
Coppin State.
Meanwhile, back at the Col
iseum. just in case there are
any empty seats by game time
the West Virginia folks are urg-
ing that they be grabbed up, if
for no other reason than to
watch their All-America play
the best basketball of his ca
reer.
If it is any better than his
last two showings in the same
arena, Thorn will be something
to watch, indeed. He scored 80
points each of the other two
times here. The Mounties went
over the 100 mark both times,
setting a school record in the
l20-68 rout year ago.
Evening star., 1963-01-12

Totals 10 10 ~ Totals a3 ~ so
Halftime. Gu w 37.ls.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1963-10-03
Filipino "YO-YO Kinq"

Appearing in person on the
stage of KOKUSAI THEATRE
on Wednesday, October 9, is
Ollie Olegario, the "Yo-Yo King"
toy among the Filipinos.
He will give a 20-minute ex-
hibition of his skill in manipu-
lating the yo-yo, the popular
toy among the Filipinis.
Mr.. Olegario has been a pro-
fessional stage personality for
the last 20 years. He had ap-
peared in TV with the Sullivan
Show and other TV programs,
and has performed in key cities
of the United States and Japan.
The ''Yo-Yo King" from the
Philippines will give his stage
show at 900 pm. after the first
showing of the movie, "H-LINE
GANG"
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1963-10-03

tower. What's this about Nick
and a couple other Island kids
being arrested last summer for
climbing on top of the Golden
Gate Bridge? Nick claims that
he wanted to greet the morning
dawn. Yuk, yuk!
:: = !.
IN OUR MAIL
Dear Anonymous,
l have been going with the
incest boy, but l only like him
as brother. We have gone out
three times and l think that he
is expecting me to kiss him.
How can | let him know that |
think of him only as a friend?
"UNTOUCHABLE"
Dear "UntOuchabIe,"
Eat some onions, and if that
doesn't work, tell him in a nice
way exactly how you feel about
him.
ANONYMOUS"
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1963-10-03

Homecoming for cambridge
High School was last Sept. 20 at
the Masonic Temple in WinSIOW.
The King and Queen of the
Homecoming Royalty were Steve
Buitenvald and Sandy Cianci.
PrinceSSes Heidi HeIbig and
Margert Lind were escorted by
Ron Meyer and Bernard Neite.
who by the way, is BLISS
German exchange student.
r. = 1:
I'd like to extend my SINGER
est congratulations to Doreen
O'CompO and Glen Aquino. The
couples wedding date was last
August %. Doreen and Glen
have plans to live in California.
:. = =
LOni OligariO is recovering
from leg injuries she suffered as
a victim of a hit-and-run accident
on Labor Day.
:: * =
We hear that:
Tina Salanga plans her we'd
ding date some time next sum-
mer i. Pinky Madayag is "spir-
it man" of the BHS pep squad
Nowadays everyone has
been calling him the Siga-Siga
kid judy COnsegO and Son
ny Tabafunda split up Jerry
CabunOc wants to declare his
birthday a national holiday
Sonny O'COmpO is now going
with judy Memo of Bremerton;
whatever happened to Darlene,
Sonny? Willadee WOrthing-
ton still has eyes for her old
flame; at least, that's what she
tells me Anna RinOnaS and
Jim Davis will celebrate their
second anniversary soon
Bev AlmOjuela sleeps on flag
poles TO-. Lorraine C0rpuZ has
a new nickname Vodka
InnocentS have finally paint
ed the school water tower ga
Nick Nickum has a school
where he gives Instructions on
how to climb the BIS water
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1963-10-03
MAKE IT A HABIT
See A Filipino Movie
Every Wednesday Mite
Coming Attractions:

Oct. 9-"H-LINE GANG" col
lege girls on q wild spree!
Starring Fernando Poe, Jrp
Loni Oteyzo, Berting Lubro &
Ocor Roncol. On the stage:
presenting Ollie OIegorio, the
"Yoyo King" from the Philip
pines, on q 2o-minute exhibit
ton Of his skill.
Oct. 10 = "WALANG SISI-
HAM, the merriest laughing
est tale of married misodven-
tUre! Featuring Nido Blonco,
Nestor del Villa, Milo Ocom-
pc. Guest stor, Diomedes Nc
tUran.
Oct. % - "sA Ibis NC
NAYON", Top Songsl Top
Comedy! The screens top
musical of the year! Starring
Gloria Romero, Luis Gonzales,
Dol ply co-storring B e la
Flores, Pocito Arono, Lillion
Loing De Leon, Charlie Davoo.
Featuring the Wing Duo.
Oct. 80 - "ROSALlNA,"
Dollar Disguise Drama! Star
ring Nido Blonco, Leroy Sal
Vodor with Cormencitu Abud,
Johnny Reyes, Oscar Obligoc-
ion.
Nov. 8 "ECA BABAGOT",
The IiViest comedy south of
the North Pole! Starring Susan
Roces, Jean Lopez, Luis Con-
zoles, DoIphy, Ponchito.
K0KUSAI THEATRE
2 Showings: ZOO 8 900 pm.
Home of Oriental Films"
412 Maynard Ave.
Tel. MA. 4-881S
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CAMBRIDGE BRIGADE

tOOtin' teeners' tattIe, truth to trivia
Covering Filipino community activities
in cambridge Island, Wash)
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ORBIT RAMBLER
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CHEVROLET FOR ME DTsCRIM.
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CHEVROLET 20, n fair Condition
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CADILLAC 30 FlestWood 80 sps
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4 s1iS 80 re-; e y Si.s hns@ sedan
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Terms-Trade.
HERSON'S
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CADILLAC '6i Eldorado Biarritz
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TEMPLE
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BUICk-FLAT-OPELA
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Open Weekdays Til 9 PM.
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
1850 z2nd st. NV. Re. 1850
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Glebe
Auto Market

Nv OPEN EYES. I'm . Pm.
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equip, like new, S295 down.
MAJOR IMPORTS
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Corner n. 10th and Wilson Blvd,
CADILLAC 80 Brougham. Only a
few Of these custom autos were
manufactured. Cost over $4,000
new. This auto is finished in Jet
black and Is completely upholstered
in white leather. c ON pletel y
equipped for the utmost In luxury
Open Weekdays Til 9 PM.
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1850 22nd St. NV. FEE. 7.26OC
CADILLAC '6l coupe. Jet black
contrasting trim, power equipment
includes ~ windows seats and factory
Open Weekdays Til 9 PM.
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1850 22nd St. NV. FEE. 7.260l
CADILLAC 80 coupe, turq., con,
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Open Weekdays Til 9 PM.
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1880 22nd St. NV. FEE. 7-26oC
CADILLAC 80 4-dr., real sharp
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CADILLAC SO sport coupe, full
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HERSON'S
sth and o SITS. NV. DE. 2-470c
CADILLAC 1857 convert, T. and h.,
hydra, full power. 1885.
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lChENhOLEI 80 4-door station va.
On automatic tranEmiasi0n, We en.
Klnss very clean inside and oGf
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HERSON'S

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CADILLAC 80 COW. Eldorado, low
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$500. JE. 3-2S9S.
CADILLAC LIMOUSINE 1854, orig
INTERIOR embassy owned. Chauffeur
driven. Except. clean, SS95. Phone
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CADILLAC 80 Coupe de Vile, load
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CAD. 81 4-dr. hdtp., r. and b.,
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SS45. Excellent buy. OF. 4-41S7.
CADILLAC SO Sedan de Vile.
Looks like new inside and out.
Full power incl. air cond;, new
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CADILLAC '63 convertible, white,
finished with red leather interior,
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GLIDING a ctory air conditioning,
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CADILLAC - coupe, in very good
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I1EE6AOON y
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HERSON'S

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CADILLAC 80 coupe, rose, an pow
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HERSON'S

AA64bAlN<AN ~
9Th and o SITS. NV. DE. 7-1oc
CADILLAC 81 sedan, white air con.
ditioneds Immaculate throughout.
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Suburban Cadillac-OldS
700 Arl. Rd., Bethesda OIL. S77Oo
CADILLAC go 4-dr., beautiful cond |,
air .eond.s $3.50. Cash. Term 9,
Trade.
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Open Weekdays TIL 9 Pm.
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
1880 22nd st. NV. FE. J.76Oo
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Miss Milton
ToAddress
Luncheon

Miss Helen Irene Milton Of
Kingston. Ontario. will be
the guest speaker at the Epis-
copal Women Of the Church's
luncheon meeting Wednes-
day.
The meeting will be held
In Zabriskie Chapel Of I'm.
manuel Church on-the-Hill
in Alexandria. Following the
l0:30 am. lecture, luncheon
win be served In the adjoin-
ing parish house.
Miss Milton was born on a
farm and began her career
following graduation from
Queens University in 1887 as
q switchboard operator and
file clerk, then added other
duties. Her varied back
ground includes being the
women's editor Of q Kingston
paper, q saleswoman, and
then q scholar Of theology
at the Anglican Women's
Training College in Toronto.
There she earned her mas
ter's degree in theology.
She Is currently on a fell
lowship for research in the
Interpretation Of Pauline e
Anthropology In the ascetic
theology Of Basil the Great
at Dumbarton Oaks Research
Library and Collection.
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by UJA around the globe for
the last quarter century.
Three women leaders in the
organization will appear to
narrate their personal expe-
riences of "a years ago, in q
presentation titled What
Were You Doing in 1892"
They are Mrs. Alexander
Brailove Of Elizabeth, N. j.,
a native American, who will
represent the United States
housewife; Mrs. I. D. Fink,
formerly q Par1sienne and
now q United States citizen,
who will tell Of her work with
the French underground, and
Polish = born Mrs. Gerda
Klein Of Buffalo, N. Y, once
a prisoner In q Nazi slave
labor camp.
MRS. joseph G n e r ner Is
chairman Of the Washing
ton area women's division
and Mrs. Blaine H. Fig Of
Chevy Chase, Nd. is CO.
ordinating chairman Of the
UJA' women's drive In sub
urban Maryland.
In addition to its main
goal, the 1868 local campaign
has q supplementary blue
card" drive for o separate
fund Of 100000 to assist
two UGF agencies here in
meeting their deficits - the
Jewish Social Service Agency
and the Jewish Community
Center.
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UJA Victory Luncheon
Draws 1000 Women

The Women's Division of
the United Jewish Appeal of
Metropolitan Washington,
rated the top UJA women's
division in the country in
campaign techniques and ac-
complishments. will mark the
silver anniversary year Of the
UJA at a Victory" luncheon
on Wednesday.
The noon luncheon in the
Sheraton-Park Hotels huge
Sheraton Hall will cap the
distaff phase Of the 1868 area
drive, the most successful
and intensive women's divi-
sion effort ever conducted in
Metropolitan Washington.
The local goal Of $2.5 mil
lion ties In with a national
goal of 500 million to be used
primarily for assistance to
about 100000 Jewish refu-
gees in 20 countries includ-
ing Israel.
More than 1900 women
supporters Of the UJA are
expected to attend the lunch
con, which is being co-spon-
sored by the Women's Sub
urban Maryland Division.
Mrs. Leon Cherner, chair
man Of the event, has an
nounced plans for a special
program to dramatically IL
lustrate the story behind the
hfe-saving work carried on