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The GoveTnoT added that the Alaska winner Vi | also be judged for part of the $2, 500 to be shared by the top five national winners. This is donated by .:lFL-CIO State Federations and Councils, and the Disabled American Veterans |. The contest is sponsored in Alaska by the Governor's Committee Employment of the Handicapped, of which FL. Parsons, Fai rbanks is Chairman. National sponsor is the President Comitte on Employment of the Handicapped. The Governor said the contest is sanctioned bty the National Association of Secondary School Principals, and by the Alaska Department of Education Instruction kits relating to the contest have been sent to forty-five high schools throughout the state.
 Interested students should contact their highj school principal, write the Governors Co., mnittee on Employment of the Handicapped, Box 2ool, Juneau, Alaska. Entries are to be sent to the conni ttee at that address pos stmarked be fore midnight January l5, l964, and must be signed by the entrants lish teacher. Competition is open to eleventh and twelfth grade students in all high schools of Alaska-- public, private, and denominational
 NOTHING GREAT HIS EVER ACHIEVED EJITHOUT
 ENTHUSIAST:
 .~ ...u. EMERSON
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1870 TIL S
CHEVY CHASE

4e17 CHEVY CHASE BLVD.
SOMERSET SCHOOL AREA
Enjoy the contentmenL Of COM
genial living in this 8-bedrm.,
3-bath home. Liv. rm. with
firepl.. sep. din. rm.. nice
kitchen. q delightful rec. rm.
for your informal entertain
ment, nice yard with detached
garage. Well priced In EOS
with small down payment.
DIR: Out Wise. ave. past
Chevy Chase Shopping Gem
ter, left on Chevy Chase blvd,
70 4917 and our open sign.
Ewes, call Mr.. Coleman. Du.
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Shannon & Luchs

KE. 7.lso0 Our 5sth Year
GARRETT PK.-oWNER LEAVING
area Is YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
Lovely, immac., 4-bedrm.. lh-bath
brick Cape Cod. Firepl. In liv. rm.,
DIN. rm.. super rec. rm., huge scr.
porch, extras, Inspect 1-b, Conn.
ave, 70 Knowles. right on Flanders
70 Waycross way, left to lli03.
GEO. ALLEN. Realtor 949-195O
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Chow Chase-Rethesda

TO REACH North on Wisconsin
ave. to Cedar lane. left 10 Cedar
Crest, right to Acacia ave. and
n. to model house. 5000 Acacia
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HOUSES F0R SALE-D. Q. |

RANDALL HIGHLANDS = bet.
home, completely remodeled. list
floor liv. rrn.. din. rm., kit, pan
try, 2 bedrms,, bath; End floor
complete apt, pvt, entrance, Hot
water heat. Good area, handy
location. Priced very reasonable.
c. d. MURPHY, Realtor
LU. 4-6227 LU. 4-2253
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Shannon & Luchs

- HEALIOKS SINCE 1906
GAITHERsBURG AREA-Will build
on Qvr lots, " acre and un. 4O-ftr
ramblers. bsmt.. carport, from
xl6,950. r. L. SMITH, Realtor,
GA 4-g7ll GA. 4-hgAh
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WEST CHEVY CHASE
Sh0wn hv Amt OnIv

Offered for the first time. A
charming brk. Cape Cod situ-
ated on quiet cul de sac. Par
ents and nature lovers will ap-
preciate the adjoining expanse
Of park land. LIST fir. has en-
TRANCE hall Gift. llv. rm. VI
firepL, din. rm., brieht mod
ern kit. 2 bedrms. and bath.
2nd FIR. has 2 lge. bedrms. and
bath. In the fun bsmt.. there
Is recreation area with firepl.
opening onto lovely patio.
Full bath, laundry facilities.
The added features make this
nome one you must see. Low
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BETHEBDA COLONIAL
OPEN 2-b PM.
1871 THoREAU DRIVE
3-bedrm.. 2M-bath brick
HsSuiifal family rm.. i large SEP.
DIN, rmy,. pltramodern Kitchen,
patio, bullt-in gafage. Unusually
eo0d finaneing Upper sos.
JAMES l. DIXON A Co, Realtors
~. $1,000
DIR. North River I'd. risht on
Wilson lane, lefl on Maryknoll
ave, right on .Fulbright Ct, rlshi
on Thofesu DR.. toR) north on
Bradley blvd. left on Woodhaven
blvd. 70 Thoreau dr..
BRIoos-CuANEY AREA-New q.
bedrm., 2-bath brk. rambler on
beaut. is-aefe lot. today,s kit.
din, rm,, rec, I'm, flrepl., scr.
porch, earpOrt, hot-water heat.
sciiEEsrNoER co.
BURGUNDY EsTATgs = waking
distance 70 Rockville Civic Center.
3-bcdrm. split-ievel, ~ baths,
panrled rec, ffi, with bar, $1,000
On. FHA. Additional lot available.
Call pfps73OO.
HUGH 7. PECK. 1i24o Georgia Ave,
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IF YOU'RE
INTERESTED IN SELLING .
READ THIS
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h9tedl beautyl 3bedrm rambler with equipped
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regret not seeing this
WHEATON, huge bedrma. baths din table-spaee
kit. full basement level lot with trees S21s5OO FHA.
q. this rambler HuSs fenced lot VA
DOCS AND HORSES
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MR. SELLER
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SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT., Realtors 94o-44S4
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GERMANTOWN

New center hall brick rambler. liv.
Eit' ' bireS eaSEnets Sin di s m Tfsq
oven, double sink. Formica top
counters. inlaid linoleum kit. floor,
master bedrm.. bath, 2 other bed
rms, bath. full dry walk-out
bsmt.. raised firepl., furnace room,
laundry tubs. roughed in. 10x17
screend porch, black-top drive,
air cond. S27.500, terms. $4,000
cash. assume S21.500 first.
annr
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4sO7 18th ST. NV.

Detached brick-crestwood AREA
Center hall rlan. 5 bedrms., ;
bathn, 2 powder rooms. liv. rni.,
din. rm., breakfast I'm. Beautiful
rec. rm. House must Be seen 70 be
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4 AcRFs-cr,ARKapTJpo

z ACRES-CLARKH
8 -bedrm, 2-bsth center.hall frame
family rm.. semi-mod. kit, fun at
tie. large osmt, excel. flooring,
IDEAL ioe I, MI. from inter;
600 cash.
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BETHESDA

BETHESDA
1905 BELLEVUE DRIVE
LOCUST HILLS
All brick rancher with abun-
dance Of space. 3 twin-sized
bedrms., 2 full baths. hv. rm.
with firepl.. modern kitchen
with table space, nice play
room which Is Just begging
for q party. Nice large level
lot with plenty Of plantings.
nT Mediate N pOs lOE ses D Sish o i%
Wise. ave. past Cedar lane,
risht on Bellevue to e6O6 and
our open sign. Ewes. call Miss
Keys. EN-. 2-9556.
LEGUM & GERBER
7S45 Wise. AVE. OIL. o-57e
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REALTORS
ARIES H. JAMESON
REALTOR

AREA OF GEORGETOWN PREP
AND HOLY CROSS ACADEMY
Completely inter. and exter. dec
GRATED S-room brick rambler. Liv.
rm., 15x20, firepl., picture window
din. IL" chic mod. kit. dish-
washer, refrigerator. stove, dis
posal,. birch cabinets. master bed
rm,, bath, and 2 other bedrms..
bath, rec. rTn.. 4 bath. mahog.
paneled den or 4th bedrm., idry.
nm, furnace rm., gas heat, pvt.
drive, Ice. shaded lot. attrae. land
scaped. $4,000. assume FLA.
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7s4S Wise. AVE. OIL. o-67e7
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NORTH PORTAL

Gracious 4-bedrm. Colonial on the
Eststes. Besutifui circular STAIR
way, Ice liv. rm., din. rm., pan.
eied STUDY E/firepl. and pOwder
rms kit. with table space, paneled
rec I'M. wlflrepl., maids .rm. and
BATH attached gary beauttful
grouhds which lends itself 70 OUT
door entertaining, owner leayins
city, Good financing. JU, 1.1IOO.
TI2T WITH LINGO
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CoLESVILLE
n40pen

950l S-bedrm. rambler. full base
ment. DIR: New Hamp. ave ex-
tended to Hollywood ave. and
iihht 70 ondosn uz-o
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IT. SUMNER HILLS
Luxurious

oIREcTIoNs: out Mass. ave. to
fire .stationl, left on sansamore
ID. blks,, to Westpathway. (Ft.
sumner Hills entrance) right on
MeslpathWay one blk. to 500
Mestpathway and our OPEN sign.
MIS-. RUNkLE on premises, 800
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Good LiStings
Better Buys
Best Service

WHEATON ~. BUNGALOW on large
corner lot. full bsmt.. close to
PARK and eony; 70 shopping and
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Mr.. CAMPUS SCHOOL
Nr. Prov. Hosp.-Briek detached,
center hall, living rm.. Fireplace.
Enclosed porch. dining rm.,. kiteh-
en-, 4 bedrms.. bath. Gas h.-w.h,
Alum. storm windows, det' Garage.
ARTHUR I. CURLING, INC.
la. 0-f63I LA. 6-S7g5
N- ~ n~oIoh Ave GE
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545 BUCHANAN ST. NV

Corner ssmidst; BRICK s;.v ! essrn &
completely dec. Sonven, ss1., e 70
VOLT lad. viii sell on reasonable
teFms. Excellent financing.
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NAL EVEs. ~. e-5e75
OPEN SUN, / TO 5
oeorgetown Prospects, euggest In
speetion Of hbl7 E li's,, pl h IA
Potomac Palisades. Redone IN
Georgetown style. semidetaeheda
corner. Large lot. 8 rooms, lst
m. powder rm.. fully elec. kiteh-
en-, 3 large rear porehes; 4S-it'
maghog. pan. rec. I'm: WITH SIT
eeillng, $3e. 500, FRANK n
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? ARKLAWN-Our Lady Of sorrovs
Parish. bedrms., sep. din, rm..
fenced yard, only $500 dn., FHK
or GI no IS On.
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from her readers. and whenever
possible will use their questions in
her column, but beecuse Of the
great volume Of moiI received dolly,
she eonnOt answer individual let
tiers.
Patricia Scott has prepared
a booklet, "HotU to Alter
Your Dress Patterns" Which
0iueS complete Instructions
for altering so that finished
garments tDiH fit perfectly.
For your copy of guide to cor
rect fitting, tOrite to Patricia
Scott In care OF The Star,
Enclosing a long, SELF
addressed, stamped enuelope
and rs cents In coin to couer
costs OF printing and han
ding.
Copyright 1869, Field Enterprises. Inc
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SEAMS TO ME

Would you keep the same
typewriter ribbon II 1t became
so worn that you could no
longer read any Of the
letters2 OF course not.
The same thing goes for a
sewing machine needle. Don't
wait until one breaks before
changing 1t. Replace the
needle after 1t has had good
use and always before work.
ing on delicate fabrics.
4 4 y
Question: I want to make a
silk brocade suit with mate
rial bought for me in the
Orient, but I hesitate to
tackle this faric again. l
always have trouble with
threads pulling as / sew 1t on
the machine. How should !
work on this fabric?-Mrs.
j. C.
Answer: When m a C hine
stitching on silk fabric. using
a new needle is an absolute
must. Also use a fine needle,
size IL.
Question: I know you've
discussed setting in sleeves
before, but I'm still confused.
Can you explain how to
gather the top to take In the
extra fullness and also how to
shrink out most Of 1t SO the
cap does not look gathered
when 1t is finished?-Mrs.
H. P.
Answer: Simply make two
rows Of gathering stitches
around the cap between the
notches, one on the seam
line and one in the seam
allowance u inch away.
Draw the threads until the
sleeve curves slightly and fits
the armhole properly. Then,
place the cap on the end Of
a sleeve board and with a
steam iron, press from the
sleeve over the gathering and
then picking up the iron at
the end of each stroke.
Do not press heavily be-
cause creases or pleats will
form.
Also, II creases do form
even though you are pressing
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visory committee on women
in the services for 1868. It
is an unpaid job.
The committee is composed
of so prominent women
chosen on the basis of their
standing in civic or pro-
fessional fields.
Miss Gilkey is director of
guidance services Of Dade
County public schools and
an instructor at the univer-
sity Of Miami.
She succeeds Mrs. Donald
A. Quarles Of Washington,
wife Of a former secretT ~ Of
the Air Force.
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Woman Named
To Committee
BY the Associated Press

Margaret j. Gilkey, a
Miami, Fla. school Official,
has been named chairman Of
a committee to advise the
defense department on wom-
ems affairs.
Miss Gilkey was chosen
chairman Of the defense adj
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New Needle
Is q Must
By PATRICIA SCOTT

- by MIN SSOI
lightly, you may have pulled
the threads a bit too tightly.
Let them out q little and
repeat the pressing and
shrinking procedure. (See
Illusration).
y
Question: I'm a beginner.
Can you tell me when to use
interfacing? - Miss B. r.
Answer: Use interfacing
wherever you want body or
crispness, such as in cuffs
and collars.
Also use 1t when perma-
nent shaping and molding
are necessary such as in a
coat collar. Interfacing should
be used wherever you have
extra strain, such as buttons
and buttonholes.
y
Miss Scott Is olwOys glad to hear
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Womon's Club
Plans Purty

The annual casserole
square dance dinner Of the
American home section Of
the Junior Woman's Club of
Silver Spring will take place
Saturday at the Homewood
Recreation Center.
The event will start at $50
pm, with members bringing
their casserole dishes and
recipes. The dance will begin
at $3.50 pm. Mrs. Donald
Holiday is chairman of the
party.
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will give a ward party ct st.
Elizabeth's Hospital Monday
at pm.
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Ward Party Set

Veterans Of Foreign Wars
Equality Walter Reed 2s4
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picnic areas. Admission and
parking fee is so cents on the
Virginia shore; free in Mary
land.
If you're attracted to water
but padding is not your forte,
l6-fOot power boats can be
rented at the Columbia Island
Marina on the Virginia side
Of the Potomac, north Of the
Fourteenth Street Bridge.
For do-it-yourSelfers, ca
noes and rowboatS may be
rented at Fletcher's BIO a t
House, on the Potomac at
494O Canal road NV. Fees
range from So all day during
the week and So on week ends
for canoes to so cents an hour
for bikes, also available at the
boathouse.
"The Storybook Land Of
Fairy Tales Come True" is
an apt description Of the En-
chanted Forest on Route 40
about Is miles south Of Bal
timore. The Three Little
Pigs, Snow White and the Sew
en- Dwarfs and OF Mother
Hubbard come to life at En-
chanted Forest. Admission is
80 cents for adults and so
cents for children.
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I[Il![liIsR
Guided Tours at Shrine
Start Every As Minutes
washington

will give tips on how to spot
the Big Dipper and other con-
stellationS and prominent
stars at a special planetarium
program at a pm. in the Rock
Creek Nature Center, Military
and Glover roads NV.
TO SEE
Special Events
The Marines turn out in spit
and polish for the Friday Eve
ming Parade at 8 pm. at the
Marine Barracks, Eighth and
streets Sc. Reserved seats
are almost gone, but for the
few remaining call 543-l6Ol.
Some $500 unreserved seats
also are available.
Dance
Dancers from many lands
In costumes present a pro-
gram Of native dances at 8
pm. in the Sylvan Theater
on the grounds of the Wash
ington Monument. The pro
gram is directed by Dave Ro-
senberg Of the District De-
partment Of Recreation.
Art
Modern Prints and Illus
trated Books from the Rosen-
wald Collection" is the Tour
Of the Week at the National
Gallery Of Art, Fourth street
and Constitution avenue NV.
Tours are held at l pm.
Tuesday through Saturday and
at 2:3O pm. Sunday.
Exhibits
Prints from the Art Depart
ment Of the University Of
Maryland are on display in
the Smithsonian Buildings
Graphic Arts Gallery at the
Smithsonian Institution. Open
from Q am. to 4:3O pm. daily.
A history Of children's
"ABC" books can be seen in
the west lobby Of the main
building at the Library Of
Congress, First street and In
dependence avenue Sc. The
exhibit, ranging from a Ger
man reader published in 1858
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to modern works, is open from
9 am. until 10 pm. Monday
through Saturday and from
1880 am. to 10 pm. Sunday.
DO
Outings
Kiddie land Amusement
Park at New Hampshire ave-
nue. and East-West highway
in Takoma Park, Nd, winds
up a summer season. The
park features a carousel,
whip and miniature railroad,
open from 10 am. until dark.
The park will be open week
ends during September and
October.
Great Falls is an outstand-
ing example Of natural en-
cheering from both sides Of
the Potomac. In both Mary
land and Virginia, Grea t
Falls parks include good
trails for hiking as well as
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eiSa. SSlnIAsys Ksvspspss
LnanA-uA. Nan IIl n.A dln
BUZ SAWYER
JULIET JONES
Pogo
MUTT AND JEFF

From its S29-foot-high bell
tower to the Crypt Church,
the National Shrine of the I'm
maculate Conception is one Of
the most outstanding church
structures anywhere in tn e
world.
Dedicated in November,
1859, to the Virgin Mary, the
Shrine was begun As years
before. Building materials
used include $4,000 cubic feet
of granite, 10 million common
bricks and 10000 cubic yards
of concrete.
The Shrine is the largest
Catholic Church in the coun-
try and the seventh largest
religious structure in the
world. The architecture is
Romanesque and Byzantine,
forming a great Latin cross.
Work continues on the Shrine
and 80 chapels are expected
to be added over the next five
years.
The Shrine is open from 7
am. to 8 pm. each day and
guided tours are conducted
every IS minutes from 9 am.
to S pm. Monday through
Saturday and from noon to 5
pm. Sunday.
TO HEAR
Music
The United States Army
Band under the direction Of
1t. Col. Hugh Curry concludes
the summer season Of Capt.
toll Plaza concerts at 8 pm.
Selections from THE Stu
dent Prince by Romberg and
from the works Of Cole Porter
are featured.
Lectures
World traveller DR.. Henry
Darner discusses the past and
present Of Holland in an IL
Illustrated lecture entitled 1.-THE
Pageantry Of Holland" at
$3.50 pm. at the Sylvan Thea
ter on the grounds Of the
Washington Monument.
A Park Service Naturalist
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They're odds and ends Of open stock
Speed Queens but all ore in perfect op-
erutine condition. Some dispIoys, some
demonstrators, oil with original mcnU-
focturers' guarantees and Hechineer's
l-yeor free home service. We're making
room for the worlds first 3-speed COM
plete woshing proerom.
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only $3.50 per month

The sotin-smooth stoinless steel
rub never abuses fobrics, Ieoves
clothes clean and fluffy Timer
clock provides automatic shut-off.
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Orioles Sign
Bobo Berger

Bobo Berger, former three
sport star at Landon School
and the son Of a former major
league infielder. has been signed
by the Orioles and assigned to
Bluefield, w. Va, in the Class
A Appalachian League.
Berger. 20, recently completed
his freshman year at Georgia
Tech. While at Landon, he
quarter-backed the football
team, was the leading scorer In
basketball and played first
base, the outfield and pitched
for the baseball team.
His father, Louis CBozie)
Berger, is a former star athlete
at the University of Maryland
who played with Cleveland,
Chicago and Boston in the
American League from 1868.
Young Berger, who stands g.
feet-5, played two years at
Landon after transferring to the
Bethesda school from Florida.
His family now lives in Rock
vile.
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Candy Spots Choking
Has q New Definition
By FRANCIS STANN

when he said, when we got in the stretch
he choked up, the same thing he did in
the Derby and not in his other races"
In the limousine the man from Cali
fornia said:
THAT was the damning expression,
'choked up Shoe didn't mean it that way,
as If the horse had quit as If a golfer
had taken the pipe on a big shot. He
meant it literally"
CREDENCE MUST BE GIVEN to this
explanation. When Shoemaker pulled up
his beaten favorite and brought him back
the colt seemed to be choking on his
breath. His long body, chestnut colored
except for the many and strange white
spots, shuddered The monumental rib
cage, which is evident before a race, stood
out In sharp relief, and he seemed to
gurgle.
What Shoemaker said later" spoke
up the Californian, was, He got beat
squarely today That was one of the
things he said. But it hasn't been a real
good press for Bill, Mesh Tenney or Rex
Ellsworth.
ut wasn't enmity In the East toward
these guys. Not all of 1t. large part of
1t was due to the fact that people expected
perfection. This was built up as a super
horse, another Citation. Or, II not quite
that good after the Derby, another Native
Dancer or Nashua
well, he isn't quite as good as Ellis
worth, Tenney and Shoemaker figured,
perhaps. Chateaugay's beaten him two
out Of three. The way they're breathing
right now, I'd have TO say Chateaugay is
the better colt"
THAT'S AN IRoNIc TWIST, the re-
mark about breathing. As a 2-year- old
Chateaugay had 10 have his throat cut To
alleviate choking condition. Last week
his trainer, Jimmy Conway sent him out
TO work mile In l:42 and Chateaugay
stopped dead after half the distance and
sulked.
Braulio Baeza, his regular rider, was
on his back that day. That abortive work
couldn't be blamed on an exercise boy
II you remember, Chateaugay was sent
out before the Preakness for an easy work
and equalled the Pimlico track record for
a mile.
Early last week Trainer Conway had a
vaporizer Installed in chateaugays stall
to make him more comfortable. In the
Belmont 1t was Candy Spots who needed
the benefit Of vaporizer-a portable one.
II was typical OF Conway when, In
the winners circle, one Of his first requests
Of the press was that Carlos Martinez, the
much-criticized exercise boy that day in
Maryland, be remembered kindly. People
say he blew the PreaknesS that day" Con-
way reminded. Hes worked for me for
10 years and that was his first mistake.
Everybody said the horse was shot.
4 WISH he signed off, you'd say
something nice about him"
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singled. Radatz sacrificed and
Schilling again hit Q two-out
single.
Pizarro. one Of the White
Sox' starting aces, made an
emergency relief appearance at
Kansas City with two on and
none out in the eighth. An in
field hit and a double play
enabled the AS to tie the score
at 3-3, but Pizarro held them
the rest Of the way, striking
out four.
Meanwhile, Hansen sent
home the winner in the top
Of the ninth with his double,
following Pete Wards single. q
sacrifice and a ground out.
Pizarro now Is 60 and the
loser, Bill Fischer, is To.
Harry Bright, Tom fresh,
Clete Boyer and Hector Lopez
all homered for the Yankees
and Whitley Ford pitched an
eight hitter In winning his
eighth against three losses.
The victory was only the
second in the last eight games
for New York and only the sec
ond in eight meetings this year
with the Tigers.
Mcbride, whose brother Cliff
ton, "a, was killed in a Cleve-
land automobile accident only
hours before game time, al
lowed seven hits before being
lifted with two on and one
out in the ninth against the
Twins. Reliever Mel Nelson
stopped the last-ditch threat.
The Angels overcame q two
run deficit in the fourth with
three runs against Jim Perry.
the clincher crossing on Ed
Sadowski's single. Mcbride
evened his record at So ard
Perry is "A.