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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-29
State Prober
Studies Butts
Bank Records

ATLANTA, Mar. 20 (AP) -
A study Of the financial records
Of Wally Butts, former Georgia
athletic director, was planned
today by State Attorney Gen.
eral Eugene Cook. Also on tap
was q second lie detector test
for an Atlanta insurance man
who touched off a football
rigging investigation
Cook, who has been investi-
eating q Saturday Evening
Post article which charged
collision between Butts and
Alabama Coach Paul (Bear)
Bryant, subpoenaed Butts bank
records yesterday. He said he
has invited the former Georgia
coach to appear for question:
ing.
Taking the lie detector test
will be George Burnett, the
Albanian who was quoted in
the Post as saying he was, by
error, cut into q long-distance
telephone call between Butts
and Bryant. Burnett said they
were discussing the Georgia
team and that the call was
made eight days before the
game, won by Alabama, $50.
Butts and Bryant denied the
charges Of collision and said
the call was made only to dis
cuss certain maneuvers and
rules changes. They and Bur-
nett all say they have taken
lie detector tests and that they
were shown to be telling the
truth.
Meanwhile, Sports Editor
Furman Bisher Of the Atlanta
Journal announced his willing
ness to take a he-detector test
at any time and place outside
Alabama" His name had been
brought into the investigation
by Alabama Attorney General
Richmond Flowers, who asked
that it be ascertained whether
Bisher wrote, or elaborated
with or had any connection
whatsoever" with the Post story
Bryant has q 100000 suit
pending against the Post and
Bisher for an earlier story con-
corning football brutality.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-29

choice after his five victories
In five starts.
Ten may start In the SIS 900
Westchester. with Emil Dolce's
Grid Iron Hero carrying top
weight Of l16 pounds. Weights
for the mile race are based on
money won this year. This lets
Townsend B. Martins Eunrise
County in with 10 pounds. He
should be among the favorites
because Of returning to form
after a long layoff.
Another in the same cate
CORY is Mrs. Robert L. Dotter's
Guadalcanal, also with ITO.
George D. Widener's Endymion,
winner Of the New Orleans
Handicap, has lis.
FOur-and- Twenty Choice
A dozen may go in the $l5,-
900 Tropicana Handicap at a
mile and a sixteenth. Alberta
Ranches Four-and-T Twenty has
top weight Of 124 pounds. Next
are Mrs. Raymond Bauer's
Aeroflint and Swiftsure Stables
Dusky Damon, both with 49,.
Eastwood Steble's Loyal Son
is top weighted at 126 for the
Oakland Handicap, with Nc
Dermott and Wilson's Piper's
Son at 118 and Mrs. I. w.
Spicer's Wa-Wa-Cy at lit. Ten
are expected to start.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-29

Time for Another Look
At Candy Spots Talents

MIAMI, Mar. 29.-For the faStidious
improver Of the breed, Floridas racing sea-
son has not been precisely satisfactory In
all four Of the big s1OOOOO-added races
Widener, Flamingo. GulfStream Handicap,
and the Florida Derby which comes off
tomorrow-some If not most of the big
horses have been missing.
Tomorrow at Gulfstream Park the no.
table absentee will be Never Bend, the q
year-old champion of 1862 But unbeaten
Candy Spots will be running, which is a
switch from the other important s.
year-old test, Hialeah's Flamingo. In that
one Never Bend ran while Candy Spots was
in California, capturing the $143,3OO Santa
Anita Derby.
Florida's loss is Churchill Downs gain.
The suspense for the Kentucky Derby thus
is preserved. Thereu scarcely be a show
down between the co-favorites between now
and the Run for the Roses May 4.
They have met-Never Bend and Candy
Spots-but only once, and as 2-year-olds
1t was Candy Spots by half length in the
$S5000O Arlington Washington Futurity last
September 8 over furlongs. However, 1t
wasn't enough to win the juvenile title for
the pride of the Far West.
THAT WAS CANDY SPOTS third and
final race as 2-year-old. Owner Rex
Ellsworth and Trainer Meshach Tenney
shipped the colt to California and he didn't
run again until the winter season at Santa
Anita, where he picked up two more VIC
tories for five-for-five record.
Never Bend, though, went on to win
the Futurity at Aqueduct the Cowdin and
the Champagne Stakes which won him the
Juvenile f-the-year honors, not to mention
$402,969, which was enough to make him
the first 2-year-old TO lead all money
winners since 1914.
Whereas last fall It was Never Bend
who carried on and Candy Spots who took
a rest, now 1t is the California colt who is
remaining In action while Never Bend is
mentioning in South Carolina. It might
even be said that Never Bend was on a sort
OF vacation at Hialeah, although he was
out twice.
THERE WAS A wAGERLEss exhibition
race February 10 that was strictly no con-
test. Never Bend gave dozen pounds to
My Count. Doge's Fool and one other whose
name Is aforementioned, and won by IA
lengths. The other one wasn't quite as
easy. although infinitely more profitable.
1t was the Flamingo and Capt. Harry +.
ouggenheim's handsome dark brown colt
won by five lengths over nine r.als. Won
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-29

outfield might be Brown, Don
Lock and Jim Piersall. Chuck
Hinton probably will not be
ready until a few days after
opening day.
Brown ripped a single to CEN
ter batting lefthanded against
Larry Foster in the first in
ming yesterday and pulled a
vicious double down the first
base line in the fourth against
Foster. Batting righthanded
against Willie Smith, he scored
Ken Hamlin with a fly to
center.
Tom batted lefthande d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-29

against Joel M cDa MEL and
whacked a first pitch over the
rightfield fence for his second
home run. He struck out
against Bob Dustal in the
ninth, but he gave Rookie Um-
pire Demuro some lip on a Sec
ond called strike. Tom may be
a rookie, but he's not acting
like one.
The Senators conclude their
four-game road trip. in which
they have traversed most Of In
land Florida back and forth
! by meeting the Twins here to-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-29

day. Ron Kline will start and
Tom Cheney will finish, with
Jim Kaat attempting to go nine
innings for the second straight
time for the Twins.
Rudolph has won the coveted
opening-day job m ostly or
merit. but partly because DavC
Stenhouse, Claude Osteen anC
Cheney have not seriously chal,
. lenged him.
I'VE can't hit that guy.
guess Wen have to try bunt
ing against him." ScheffinI
, said after the game.
Rudolph figured in anothe
quick game hours and
minute-even though six pitch
ers were used. A bunt singl,
by Bubba Phillips and the frs
hit Rocky Colavito ever madt
off him were the only Tiger hit
for five innings. His only wall
led to one of the two runs IL
the sixth. and he gave up an.
other run in the seventh.
He could have gone longer
but Vernon wants to see more
of his relief pitchers. Jill I Han
nan staggered through the last
two innings.
Infield ShuffIed
Vernon continued his infielc
shuffling. starting John
Schaive for the first time al
third, going back to Ken Ham,
lin ut short and using Chuck
Cottier at second and Larry
Osborne at first.
Shetrone batted cleanup
purely an experiment, as Lock
was rested. Brown was in CEN
ter and Jim King in right
Some Of the guys were bus
weary" Mickey explained.
The Senators op ened the
scoring yesterday in the fourth
on Browns double. q wild pitch
by Foster and Shetrone's sin
gle. They made 1t 20 on Ham
Inns single, two balks by Smith
and Browns fly TO center.
The Tigers tied Il in the sixth
when Bill Burton singled. Ka-
line walked and Cash and Chico
Fernandez singled. Detroit took
the lead in the seventh on
Purnal Goldy's leadoff triple
and Phillips single.
The Senators moved ahead,
5-3. In the eighth when Ham
lin doubled for his second hit
and Brown and King homered
over the fence in right off Nc
Daniel.
Colavito greeted Hannah
with a double in the eighth
and scored on Fernandez sin
gle, but Jim saved it despite
allowing two more hits In the
last two innings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-29
Charges Dropped
In Skowron Case

HMLSDALE, N. j., Mar. 20
(AP) Magistrate Robert o.
Bentley. jr., last night allowed
all charges to be dropped in
the marital discord between
Bill Skowron Of the Los An
geles Dodgers and his wife. vir-
ginia.
Dismissal Of the charges had
been asked by both parties on
March is. Skowron's attorney
indicated the couple felt they
could best settle their differ
ences in divorce court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-29

TuSo @-G
week from Monday in d. c.
Stadium, but no other position
is filled.
Rudolph made 1t official yes
terday when he pitched five
strong innings against Detroit
and seven in all as the Senators
beat the Tigers, ga, in Lake
land. The Tigers used their reg
ular lineup all the way, includ-
ing the fearsome Kaline-
Colavito-C Cash trio In q row,
but Manager Bob Scheffing
chose four rookie pitchers.
Tom Brown, back in the line
UP In centerfield, pounded out
a single, double and home run
and added q sacrifice fly. The
University Of Maryland prod
uct is clamoring for an OPEN
ing-day spot, even though he
has only q collegiate back
ground In baseball.
Vernon Wears Grin
Manager Mickey Vernon had
his biggest grin Of the week
after the game.
you can't count the kid out"
Mickey said. He might have
been facing rookie pitching, but
so were the others, and he was
hitting it."
Vernon Is undecided about
where he will play Brown in
the next few games. He might
shift him around the outfield
and might put him back on
first.
Barring q complete COL
lapse or q major trade, which
is considered very unlikely,
Tom will be in uniform on
opening day as the Senator'S
most exciting rookie in years,
and he might be in the lineup.
If Steve Barber pitches the
opener for the Orioles, Brown
could be In the outfield. Neither
Jim King nor Barry Shetrone
can handle lefthanded pitching,
and Brown is a switch hitter.
With q southpaw working, the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-29
Radio
SUNDAY
Baseball

Washington VS.. st. Louis
WTOP-1500, 1880 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-29
TeIevision
TOMORROW
Bowling

DVWAhk
Bowler's Choice, WMAL-7
1880 pm.
Professional bowlers' tour
WMAL-7, $3.50 pm.
Eastern professional bowling
WTOP-9, 4 pm.
Boxing
Rubin Carter VS.. Joe Coma
les, middleweights, WMAL-7
10 pm.
Skiing
International ski Jump cham
pionship (filmed), WMAL-7
5 pm.
Wrestling
NCAA wrestling champion.
ships (filmed), WAGAL.-7, 5:4I
pm.
Golf
Arnold Palmer and Gar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-29
Rudolph Alone Is Sure Of Starting Opener
8 Spots Still
Open; Brown
Presses Bid
BY MERRELL WHITTLESEY
Star Staff Writer

ORLANDO. Fla, Mar. 29.-
The Senators probably are the
first team in the history Of
major league baseball to have
the opening-game pitching as
signment settled ahead Of any
other spot in the lineup.
Don Rudolph will pitch the
opener against the Orioles q
Senators Notes ond Box Score.
poaa CD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-29
BY the Associated Press

CALIFORNIA; Candy Spots will
try to collect $74,700 and keep
his record unblemished tomor-
row in the $lOO,OOO-added Flor
ida Derby at Gulfstream Park
Eight 3-year-olds are ex-
pected to tangle in the mile
and-an-eighth race, top at
traction on a program which
includes the Westchester Stakes
at Aqueduct, the Oaklawn
Handicap at Oaklawn Park, the
Capitol Handicap at Laurel
and the Tropicana Handicap
at Bay Meadows.
Never Bend Skips Race
Candy Spots, owned by Rex
Ellsworth. will be ridden by
Willie Shoemaker, and already
has one derby to his credit
this season. He beat the best
in the West March 2 in the
Santa Anita Derby, and his
next big one after the Florida
version is the Kentucky Derby
May 4.
Much Importance is attached
to his Gulfstream race. al
though Candy Spots won't be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-29
WEEKEND SPORTS ON AIR

Player VS.. Byron Nelson and
Ken Ventura (filmed), WMAL
u, 2:30 pm.
SUNDAY
Bowling
Championship Bowling,
WMAL-7, noon.
Bowling Teens, WMAL II,
/ pm.
Golf
Arnold Palmer and Gary
Player VS.. Byron Nelson and
Ken Ventura (filmed), WMAL
u, 3 pm. (repeat Of Satur-
day.
Bob Rosburg VS.. Roberto De
Vicenzo (filmedD, WRC-4
4 pm.
Radio
SUNDAY
Baseball
Washington VS.. st. Louis
WTOP-1500, 1870 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-13

In Mondays episode, Something
for the Girls" Scott encounters ro-
nance on his usually grubby beat in
the person of lovely Diana Van
Der Wis.
The actor credits much of the i'm
pact of the series to producer David
Susskind's flair for realism and the
use Of actual New York City locales.
I'VE deal with the problems of I'M
derprivileged people without coming
up with sugar-coated solution. We
try to remember that most problems
are faced, not necessarily fathomed,"
Scott said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-13
CT0R George C. Scott, who
went from a Detroit the
atrical venture to the side

walks of New York, says the TV
trail-blazing Of E. G. Marshall in THE
Defenders" led to the realistic APP
proach to social problems followed on
his CHS Monday night series, East
Side, West Side"
Marshall got away from the hack
neyed approach to the problems of
defense attorney and added to his
stature as an actor" Scott said. HE
convinced me / could do the same
playing a social worker"
Evening star., 1963-08-25
Boy, 16,Wins
Loudoun Fair
Blue Ribbon

LEESBURG, Va, Aug. "a
(SpeciaD. A parade Of floats
and prizewinning animals and
a calf scramble featured the
final day of the 2Sth annual
Loudoun County All Fair to-
day.
A Holstein, Wilcurt Frosty
Belle, owned by 16-year-old
Bill Cole Of Purcellville, was
judged grand champion of the
show. She was reserve cham
pion at the Prince William
County fair last week and
placed first at the Loudoun
County black and white show
In July.
The reserve to the champion
Holstein today was ovation
Oak Mont Pontiac, owned by
15-year-old Barber Ashburn.
The grand champion Guern-
Sey was Stone Eden's Orchid,
Evening star., 1963-08-25

owned by 16-year-old Eller
Brown Of Hamilton. This i,
the third time that this COW
has won a grand championship
at the Loudoun County All
fair.
Mary Florence Piggott OF
Purcellville had the reserve to
the Guernsey champion, Pick
wick Lolly. Anne Crockerill
of Purcellville won the junior
championship Guernsey with
Bacon Fort Syward Lady.
In the senior division. OF
floats Ashburn took first place
and Lovettesville, second. Lees
burg was first in the junior di-
vision and Waterford was Sec
ond.
1t took Billy Costello Of Aldie
two minutes to catch a calf
halter it and tie 1t to a desig-
mated spot in the junior calf
scramble. He won a Holstein
bull calf donated by Charles
Fletcher Of Ashburn. Wayne
Swafford of Hillsboro caught
the heifer calf, donated by
Curtis Cole of Purcellville in
the senior division, in ~
minutes.
Evening star., 1963-08-25
MAIN STREET NUDITY
DonviIIe to Prosecute
Auto-Driving' 'Godivo'

DANVILLE, Va, Aug. "a
P).-Danville's modern ver-
sion of Lady Godiva is sched-
uled to stand trial in the mum
icipal court Thursday on a
charge Of driving while under
the influence of intoxcants.
The 35-year-old woman Diff
fered from her legendary coun-
terpart In that her only cover
ing were brief underpants in
stead of dresses and she was
riding in car rather than on
a horse.
She gave police the same
name and address as that of an
Appom a ttox woman whose
husband was slain last year in
a sensational murGer case.
The name she gave police
was Audrey Bergman Ferguson
of Appomattox after officer
John Martin found her early
Tuesday orning on West
Main street driving in the near
nude.
A Mrs. Aubrey Bergman Fer
guson of Appomattox is cur
rently suing a wealthy Appo-
mattox oil distributor, C. Lewis
McDearmon, for damages as a
result of the Staying of her
husband, Morton L. Ferguson,
last September.
Mr.. McDearmon was acquit-
ted on a charge of murder aft
er a trial last January. Mrs.
Ferguson is seeking $4,000
damages from the 57-year-old
Mr.. McDearmon, who has de-
MED both compensatory and
punitive damages claims.
Mrs. Ferguson is represented
by Royston Jester III, Lynch
burg commemorative attorney
who helped prosecute the mur-
der charge against Mr..
McDearmon, and by Buckin-
CHAM Commonwealth's Attor-
ney John r. Snoddy.
Danville police said the wo-
man they arrested told them
her husband was killed about q
year ago. She also was quoted
as saying she was staying in a
Evening star., 1963-08-25
I9k0HgghL.
@thRI(WW'eek

Have you ever wondered If you ore
reody to meet God on short notice?
The muny sudden deaths from oil
sorts Of tragedies us reported in
our news media, mukes US give
serious consideration to this ques-
tion. One Just does not know when
his turn moy come! The Bible
worms, IF the righteous scarcely
be saved, where shall the uneodly
ond the sinner appear" ! Peter,
Ch. 4, v. lS. Also in Hebrew, Ch.
10. v. 81, TT is feorfuI thing to
foil into the honds Of O Living
God" But, thunk God. we con
prepare to meet God by humble re-
pentuncs in prayer 0skins forgive
ness thru Christ's Blood Shed on
CoIvory! (For guidance reod Eph-
esions, Ch. ~ con truly testify
thot Gods pIon Of Salvation is real
and thot one con know he is ready
10 meet God on o moments notice.
! urge you to search the scriptures
until you find this wonderful peace
Of soul. After having done oil,
then stond for God, by reading
your Bible. praying dolly and ct-
tending Church reeuIorIy
sectartdn Bible Reading Guide TO
help vou form the good habit OF
Dolly Bible Reading.
|. P. Stafford Rambler City
Silver Spring, Nd. CLOSED Sunday
Solss Open Dolly iii 10 pm. Sot. 'iil7
Evening star., 1963-08-25
Crosh OFF Hotterus
FutuI to Navy Pilot

NORFOLK. Va, Aug. "a (AP)
"A Navy pilot from the
Norfolk-based attack aircraft
carrier USS Forrestal was killec
Friday night when his A-4C
Skyhawk crashed in the sea of
Cape Hatteras, NC.
He was Comdr. Luther H
Elliott of the Jacksonville basec
Attack Squadron A, He is sur
vived by his wife, Mrs. Alice M
Elliott of Orange Park, Fla.
Evening star., 1963-08-25
Press Award Given
Newport News Girl

RICHMOND, Aug. "a
(AP).-A Newport News high
School student, Barbara Smith,
was selected yesterday as the
outstanding junior journalist at
the Virginia High School Jour-
nalism Institute.
Miss Smith received the Vir-
ginia Press Association award
at a luncheon which concluded
the week-long institute held at
Richmond Professional Insti-
tute and attended by some 80
high school newspaper staff
members from all parts Of the
State.
Evening star., 1963-08-25
Burglars Get $E,5oO

Burglars last night broke into
the M&S Market, 2l3 Upshur
street NV, and stole approx
mately $l,500, according to the
owner. Max Yumkas. He told
police the door to the refrigera-
ton shed at the rear of the
store was forced and a barred
window from the shed into the
store was sawed through.
Evening star., 1963-08-25

local motel room registered in
the name of an Appomattox
man. Police found the room req
istered in the name of the
man, but he had left the motel.
Mr.. Martin said the only
clothes worn by the woman
was a pair of underpants which
were rolled d down from the
waist bikini-Style.
Evening star., 1963-08-25
CONVENTIONS
TODAY

The 10th International
Congress of biologists
meets for the fifth day in
the Sheraton-Park and at
the Shoreham.
The Congress of the In
ternational Union Of Scien-
tific Psychology meets for
the sixth day at the Statler
Hilton and Mayflower.
This information is supplied by
the Convention and Visitors Bureau
OF t1e Metropolitan Washington
Board of Trade.
Evening star., 1963-08-25

Members of the Virginia National Guard 121st
Signal Co. wind up two weeks of active duty
training yesterday at Fort Meade, Md. Ad-
justing radio is Sergt. S. E. Hurst Of 2O6
North Howard street, Alexandria; looking on
are Sergt Robert w. Ruckle of 1884 Abingdon
drive, Alexandria, and I'd Lieut.. David G..
Harrison Of 100 ClaymOre court Mclean.
Army Photo.
Copper River current., 1963-05-09
KENNY LAKE NEWS GINNY HELKEN

l Kenny lake really kicking up their
 heels last friday nj ght. The center of att
 raction the school house where old
 fashioned square dance was going with
 real live banjo player by the of Dave
 Jones and singing guitar player Bob Beasley , Those boys can really play and l hope Kenny
 Lake can keep them around Lou Hanks was nice
 enough to come way out from Palmer to call
 for us, so between live music and records
 danced away quite few hours. We also had
 plenty to eat and m sure wonderful time
 was had by all, youngsters and adults alike.
 Lets have more of them. DIX. Kenny Lake. 1 We'll M B. cons tructionhas started up ag-
 ain and the traffic is terrific
 road The road was kinda rough in spots for a while but is improving every day now. Just
 one of those things spring brings along with
 it Even the mud is drying up some And spring is really here as the bugs are out in full 1 force already. Time to start buying those insect repellants again.
 The third dose of sabin polio vaccine out at the school house Saturday after- 1 noon by Pat Helkenn so now Kenny Lake is we'll protected. Wouldn't it be wonderful if it were that easy to protect against cancer. Maybe some day it will be.
 1 Howard Kibble flew outside last week to arrange to get his saw mill and cat shipped up. He stopped to his Mother in Boise Ida before going on to Cali ifornia where his equip D. ment is stored.
 l: MaTl6 DaTNaTQ Is que OaCk III a lew OayS from her trip outside. Work their cabin has slowed up since M B. started up. Meanwhile the foundation logs were laid the Glenn Helkens homestead and Bill Weaver garage that changed into a addition to his cabin is near- ing completion. Pretty big addition and
 pretty nic looking place.
 l Nick Lincoln finally has his car in work ing condition again. after wal ting month for part First thing they did was hop in the ear and head for Copper, and you can't blame them after being so long wi thout trans. l The Kentona Clubmet thursday night Maya lat Marge Brittians home. The school picnic was planned and decided ii was about time Ito start practice for our softball team. was planning saying would challenge anyone but guess had better Waitand how first practice session comes out Our next meeting will be at Ginny Helkenn's May l6 PPM 1 Jimmy Williams received his induction papers and must be in Anchorage Monday morn ing that 's the 9th the gals getting their heads together to arrange going away party.
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 CALL CORDOVA AIRLI NES* -- TA2- 335l About a month ago when all the flu was going so strong the little poem was created by our lone eight grader, Doris Brittian. l thought it cute wanted tc share it with everyone Just wish I could put in' the picture she used to illustrateit.
 THE SICK MAN .:: There was a old sick man, as l heard tell He got very sick, and never got wells: He didn't feel very we'll, and didn't getuI He just stayed in bed, like a little sick pup! He got so very sick, he took a pill. When it was all down, he still ill! He took wrong pill, and he died. His wife just sat there, and Cried & cried Doris Brittian 
 grub. Wonder if the ice will all be gone from Kenny Lake when l it next. The clouds sort of run out of white stuff and substi ute azure way off to the west out the Pacific. Y" I don't know what the compass heading of this whistling dude is but wish it werd
Copper River current., 1963-05-09

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