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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-03-01
District Tourney Starts Thursday AtH-SC
Bradley Wins 31St Consecutive
Match OF H-SC Wrestling Career

Despite pins by Otis Bradley
and Art Matney. the H-SC
wrestling team suffered a 27-l0
loss to Old Dominion College, in
their last regular season match.
The Tiger grapplers travel to
Western Maryland this week
end to take part in the Mason
Dixon wrestling championships.
Bradley won his ninth success
Sive duel as he pinned the Mon
archs Tom Mcmillan in 5::37.
For Bradley this was his 3lst
straight victory without defeat
and wound up the regular sea
son with only one point scored
against him..
Art Matney, who had given
up wrestling the last two years.
after having a brilliant fresh
man season. returned to the Ii
ger camp about three weeks
ago. II looks as if Art has fl
nally rounded into good shape
as he won by a pin in $50 OF
his match with Dick Ricardo
1913 Bill Frye (OD> pinned
Phil Miller (H-SD 4.38
100 Harry Silverman tOD)
pinned Graham Plnter (HS)
l:l7
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-03-01
Hardin Gets %
As Tigers Down
Old Dominion

Hampden-Sydney's Tigers, aft
er knocking off Old Dominion
in a regional playoff game. trav-
Ell to Catholic University. Wash
ington. D. c. Thursday to take
part III the Mason Dixon Con
ference Championships. The Tig-
erS' first opponent Will be 10y
ola Of Baltimore. winner Of the
northern division Of the Mason
Dixon with a 1913 conference
record.
The Bengals gained the right
to play in the championships
with a 9072 win over Old Dom
inlon College last Saturday
night In a game played at
Lynchburg. Randolph Macon
downed Lynchburg College the
same night TO assure the Vel
low Jackets of a championship
berth.
Hdfuln GeIS 81
Fabulous Bill Hardin had one
of his finest nights as he con
nected for IA field goals and
five for five from the free
throw line for SO points some
eight points above his seasons
average. Hardin shot an amaz-
ing "a percent from the floor as
he made good IA of 10 at
tenIptS.
H-SC ran up an early 40
lead over the ice-cold Mpnarchs
OF Old Dominion, and better
than matched the Monarchs
production after they caught
fire. The Tigers led ABB at
halftime.
The Tigers put four men in
double figures as Norwood Davis
had 81, including u of IA points
during one stretch. Phil Lott
Clipped in with l6 and diminu-
tive Dave Trickler added 10.
Through held to only six points,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-03-01
Snow Causes One
Day Delay; Last
GameOn Monday

The Group II. District 3 bas-
ketball tournament was post
poned from Wednesday night I'M
til tonight Thursday due to
Tuesdays six inch snowfall
This means that the finals of the
tournament will be played Mon
day night instead of Saturday
night.
Brunswick. Park View and
CreWe will be the top7seeded
teams with B lue tone. Ken
bridge. toria. Randolph
Henry and Amelia making up
the eight-team slate.
Hanpden Sydney's Cannon
Gymnasium will once again be
the site Of the tourney. as it has
for the past Is or SO years. Ath-
leuc director Richard A. Burrell
said that a fine turnout is ex-
pected for the tournament this
year. despite the fact that the
finals will be played on Monday
night This will surely hurt at
tendance somewhat for the fl
nal game, but we feel that most
Of the fans that would have at
tended Saturd day will be
on hand Monday. There will be
some fans who can't make it,
though. .
Brunswick, last years winner
and number one team in the
district standings this season
with a fine ISL record. will be
defending its title and is a solid
choice to capture this years
tourney. Should Park View. the
only team to defeat the Bulldogs
in regular season play. OF CreWe
get hot, however. We could see
a new District 3 representative
in Blacksburg at the Group II
championships next week.
Top individual performers par
ticipating IN the tourney will be
Park Views Teddy O'Toole. the
districts leading scorer, Bruins
Wick's Donnie Clary and Fred
die Reekes, Crewe's Dave Will
kerson and Randolph Henry's
Ed Harding. who has been the
hottest shooter in the district
the last month.
Traffic Problem
Burrell urges as many spec
tators as possible to park in the
rear Of the gymnasium or in the
parking lots adjacent to the foot
ball field SO that the m N
street by the gym can be kept
open to traffic. He said that
each year several cars have to
be pulled from the bitches be
side the street and the wet
will make it even more
to park there State
police will be on hand to help
With the heavy traffic
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-03-01
Junior Boys
Duckpin League

RESULTS: Colts 2, Tigers 0:
Champions ?, Alley Hawks 0,
and Bull Dogs /. Wild Cats |.
SUMMARY: Individual h j g h
game Charles Carter. SO. Ind
vidual high two game set Ron
ME Booth. l78. Team nigh game
Colts. 1892 Team high set Colts,
779.
2; Bull Dogs "a; Colts 6-6;
Wild Cats 81; Alley Hawks 5
z, and Tigers 2-l0.
Bowled Over so
Don Sequin 80; Ronnie Booth
1898; Don Woodson Is: David
Harper 1875; Charles Simonini
80; Al Arlington 81; Charles
Carter 96 and Hurley Myrick IS.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-03-01
Church League
Basketball Scores

The Baptist and Methodist are
all tied up in boys church lea
que basketball following a 25-14
victory by the Baptist over the
Methodist last week. Both teams
now have identical 50 records.
Pacing the Baptist in their
victory We're Carter Carson
with eight points and Eddie Ell
nouf with six. Jackie Evans. the
leagues leading scorer. was
held to lust eight points but was
I still high for the Methodists.
In the second game, the Epis-
copalians gave the Presbyteri-
ans their seventh consecutive
defeat without a win by taking
q 29-l6 victory Nelson johnson
had IA points to lead all scor-
ers.
Jackie Evans has stable
lead i'll the individual scoring
race with l06 points in seven
games for a Isl average per
game. Carter Carson has 80
points through seven games for
a l2.7 scoring average. Nelson
Johnson is third in scoring with
80 average.
Girls Results
In the girls league, the Epis-
copalians and the Methodist
both have 81 records to share
first place in the standings. In
last weeks action, the Episco-
palians topped the Baptist 2l-4
With Beth Laws getting six
points TO lead the winners. The
Methodist edged by the Presby-
terians l4-l3 as Judy Baldwin
scored eight points for the win
ners and Ann Fields had six
for the Presbyterians
The Episcopalians were de-
feated by the Presbytelians
paced by Ann Fields 10 points
and the Methodists knocked off
the Baptists 1910 with Cristie
Gates six points being high for
the night.
All-Star Team
The following girls have been
picked to the All-Star team for
this season. Players from the
Presbyterians are Miriam Mac
Farland. Ann Fields and Betty
Taylor. while the Methodists
contributed Ju dy Baldwin
Cheryl Noblin and Cristie
Gates.
Beth Laws, the leagues lead
ing scorer, Dot Lancaster and
Virginia Hamburg are choices
from the Episcopalians while
Juanita Henderson, S h a n
DWyer and Katherine Yancey
were picked from the Baptists.
Frances Andrews and Al
Smith will serve as coaches.
A last minute replacement for
Betty Taylor is Evelyn Smith.
Betty suffered a fractured wrist
in the Presbyterians last game.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-03-01
Golf Committee
Meets Tonight

There will be a meeting of
the executive committee of the
LongWood Golf Club Thursday
night, February %. at 8 pm.
IN the town council chamber.
Purpose of the meeting is to
plan the club S activities for
the coming year and discuss the
remodellng of the club house.
The old Jack Fore house, To-
Gated in the center of the golf
club. Will be remodeled and
used as a club house for mem
bers and guests of the club.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-03-01
Ladies Duckpin
Bowling Result
By Lois Haag

Last Thursday night Baldwin S
won all three games from First
National Bank to go out in first
place in the league for this half
of the season. Taylor Forbes
won two out Of three from Home
Furniture and Dorothy May won
two out Of three from Leggett S.
Baldwin S had the high team
three-game pinfau of 1885 and
also the high individual team
game Of 480.
Doris Hatcher. of Baldwin S,
had the high individual three
game pinfall Of 3O4 and Frances
Beer of Taylor Forbes. had the
high individual game of ll3.
Other members bowling 100 or
better are: Ann Clowdis. III:
Lucy Thompson. ITO. Doris Cook
l09; Ruby Woodson l06. Doris
Hatcher, l05 and 100: Kitty
jenkins, l04 and 100. Adna
Yeats. l04. Emily Waller. l02
and Ruth Mylick, l02.
Team STANDINGS
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-03-01
&de&ne Ne..,
BY GERALD DUNCAN
Hardin On All MasOn-Dixon Team

Bill HARDIN. the states point
named 10 the first team All Wednesday
one Of the captured
V1olsly
The 6z Center. (Which sounds college
where 65" Joins Mt st Marys forward
John ORely and guard Dave Maloney. Randolph Macons
Frank kamsk and Catholic Universys Gene Koran the
first five.
Hardin is leading the Mason scoring "a
average He has also pulled ia per
lead the Tigers in both and rboundng we'll
shooting percentage and field goal
5O OF his shots from the floor 85e Of his free
He needs only points mac 900 point
club.
Norwood Davis the Bengas stellar guard was named
honorable mention All Mason-Dxon Davis the con-
ference in with average and of the
conferences finest defensive PLAYERS
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-03-01
CHlPMtINk REMEDY

Are chipnmkS driving You
crazy around your cabin? But are
they so nice YOU Just can't stand
to kill them. Good for YOU Try
this: Bury gallon mason jar
up to the rim and bait with
whatever they like that's yours.
Lift'em out with a heavy PAIR Of
gloves and ship'em off to dis
tant lands TO bother SOMEONE
else,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-03-01
PAN FISH CHUM

This tip works fine in warm
weather, but when fall appe-
tiles are excited look out
Fill a small porous cloth bag
with stale bread. corn meal or
similar grain products. Anchor
the bag with a rock weight and
secure it with a stout cord in an
area you know from summer ex-
periences pan fish frequent
Wait several days for the min
nows to draw crappies and cali
co bass by the basketful.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-03-01

COACH STOKELEY FULTON
announced IS boys out for spring
football, which started last
Wednesday at Death Valley. Full
ton said that this is the finest
turnout he has ever had for
spring football. I'VE have 20
practice sessions, during a 80
day period, for spring practice
according TO NCAA rules. We
try to use these days to work
with individuals as much as pos
sible- During regular season,
you only have a couple of weeks
practice before the first game
and we just don't have time to
spend on individuals, Fulton
said. Our biggest problem right
now is finding running backs
to replace Lewis Everette and
Dennis DillS. Of our Is letter
men returneeS. We are counting
highly on seniors Dickie Cralle
al end and Sidney Drllen at
guard. both Farmville boys.
along with center-end George
Perkins. center Wortie Terrell
and tackle Tom Wood.
OTIS BRADLEY. who has es-
tabliShed himself as the out
standing college wrestler in the
state and one Of the finest in
the east. won his 40th match of
his career Monday night. Brad
ley has lost only one match in
his four years of wrestling at
Hampden-Sydney. He VIII be
battling for his third consecutive
most valuable award this week /
end at the Mason Dixon Wrest- +
hing championships at Western
Maryland.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-03-01
Mems Ten Pins
Bowling Result
Monday Night League

Monday Night League
RESULTS: satewav B, NSVS
/; Farmers Supply 3, Farmville
Dairy Isle /, and Prince Ed
ward Mills 2, Tastee Freez q.
SUMMARY: Individual h & h
game Atkins, POI. Individual
high three game set Atkins.
sol. Team high game Farmers
Supply, 962. Team high t
Prince Edward Mills, 2.797.
STANDINGS: WSVs 1879;
Farmers Supply 1910: Farm
vile Dairy Isle 1911; Safeway
1912: Prince Edward Mills 9-l5
and Tastee Freez 9-l5.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-03-01

137 = Bob Waterfield (ODl de
cisioned Bob Maxwell H s.
l47 Bob Gutterman tOD) de-
cisloned Madison Cummings
SO
l57 Herb Cote tODo decision.
ed Tom Kern MS 60
l67 - Ted Folehand ODD pin
ned Danny NeuWick III 81
5:13
1T Ted Harris (OD) decis-
Toned Jack Rolnm (H-S} 30
1871 OTIS Bradley HIS pinned
Tom Mcmillan (OD) 5:31
Heavy Art Matney III s. pin.
ned Dick Ricardo tODl 3 30
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-03-01

One way to survive in traffic
is to drive as if you were the
only one on the road who knows
what he's doing. You can't ex-
pect everyone to do the right
thing every time not even
Evening star., 1963-05-03
TuIks Continue
On Laos Peace.

v1ENTIANE. Laos, May 3
(AP).-N eutralist Premier
Prince Souvanna Phouma and
an international truce team
flew to Khang Khay, in the
Plaine des Jarres area, again
today to- continue peace talks
with the Communicated Pathet
Lao.
The talks were resumed yes
terday in an effort to strength
en- the shaky truce which has
halted fighting between pro-
Com unist and neutralist
troops on the Plaine des Jarres.
The negotiations are taking
up all the issues that have kept
the coalition government in a
virtual stalemate since it was
formed last summer. Western
diplomats hope the talks will
prevent a renewal Of Pathet
Lao attacks on neutralist forces
and a Communist takeover of
the country.
Evening star., 1963-05-03

prison on the north outskirts
Of Montreal.
Grant Transfers
Last Tuesday, two prisoners
at st. Vincent de Paul seized
a prison instructor at knife
point and held him for 4 hours
until authorities granted them
transfers to Dorchester Peni-
tentiary in New Brunswick.
st. Vincent de Paul was the
scene Of a mass riot last June,
In which one prisoner died and
more than 81 million in damage
was caused.
Evening star., 1963-05-03


by holding a guard hostage
Guard Raymond Teller, IS,
was forced into a cell at knife
point after supper hour by two
prisoners. who demanded trans
fers to Manitoba's Stony Noun
tain penitentiary.
Orders Rush
Warden Michel LeCorre gave
the order to rush the cell five
minutes later when he saw
blood oozing into the corridor
from the cell.
One convict, Marcel Marcoux
"a, was killed and his cousin
Claude, 81, shot in the arm
Mr.. Teller died within hall
an hour from loss Of blood.
The warden said the guard
had been slashed in the legs
and stabbed in the abdomen
Two weeks ago two convict,
in the British Columbia Peni.
tentiaIy at New Westminster
started a riot and forced au.
thorities to grant them 9
transfer by holding a guarC
hostage.
The two convictS asked, anC
received, transfers to st. Vim.
cent de Paul Penitentiary g
massive, maximum security
Evening star., 1963-05-03
Airport Plan
Rejectedby
Baltimore

BALTIMORE. May 3 (AP).-
A proposal to transfer Balti-
more's Friendship Interna-
tional Airport from city to
Federal control was rejected by
Mayor Phillip Goodman yes
terday.
The mayor made his decision
at the strong urging Of Charles
P. Crane, chairman of the
Baltimore's Airport Board. The
proposal had been made ten
tatively and informally by the
Kennedy administration and
passed to the city for comment
by Senator Brewster, Democrat
Of Maryland.
Senator Brewster Is the
sponsor Of a bill in the Senate
to take Washington National
Airport and the new Dulles In
ternational Airport at Chan
tilly, Va, from the Federal
Aviation Agency and place
them under a new Washington
Airports Board.
The plan which Baltimore
turned down would have placed
Friendship under the same
board and presumably would
have involved the Federal gov
ernment purchasing Friendship.
Il do not believe the people
In this area would receive the
same quality and adequacy of
air service as If Friendshi con-
tinued to be operated by local
interests" Mr.. Crane wrote in
a letter to the mayor.
Mayor Goodman said he
would tell Senator Brewster,
I'VE are not interested In SELL
ing Friendship or putting it
under the proposed Washing
ton Airports Board"
The city is strongly support
ing Senator Brewster's bill,
taking the position that the
FAA is able to discriminate
against Friendship by control
ling Dulles and regulating air.
lines at the same time.
Evening star., 1963-05-03
Sales Tax Bill Passed

MONTGOMERY. Ala, May
3 AP).-A three-day filibuster
collapsed last night and the
State Senate a short time later
passed a bill to raise the State
sales tax from 3 to 4 per cent
as the major part Of a $40
million school revenue program.
The roll call vote was 20-l3.
Evening star., 1963-05-03
WMAL AWARD FOR POLICEMAN

eign policy with the fervent
hope" that 1t will be handled
more skillfully and maturely.
THAT is not appeasement, "
Mr.. Landon said last night in a
speech to the Rockhurst Col
lege Young Republican Club.
Neither is 1t singing ourselves
to sleep with that dreamy kind
Of gush-the spirit of Camp
David-or unrealism that the
cold war is not going to con-
tinue for a long time, or break
Evening star., 1963-05-03

wide open at any moment.
1T is realism that with oul
military and economic might
we can trump any card that
Khrushchev or Mao plays :. >
The problem of Cuba can't be
solved by blockade or invasion
Mr.. Landon said. adding:
II cannot conceive of a great
er mistake than getting begged
down in the jungles and noun
tains of Cuba as we were In
Korea :"
Evening star., 1963-05-03
Lundon Fuvors
Kennedy Policy
With More Skill

KANSAS CITY, May 8 tAP)
All M. Landon, former Kan
saS Governor and Republican
presidential candidate in 1896,
says he's willing to go along
with President Kennedy's for
Evening star., 1963-05-03
Attack on Convicts Fails
To Save Hostage Guard

MONTREAL May (AP)-Guards St Vincent de Paul
petentay omed the cell of two rebel convctS with pistol
fire yesterday in vain attempt to fellow guards life
One convict was killed and the other wounded.
It the third time within two weeks that Canadian
convcs have tried to get transferred to Another penentiary
Evening star., 1963-05-03

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Evening star., 1963-05-03
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-22

MacMunay stars.
900 Cd WRESTLING.
Hours. Ray Morgan reporting
q THE JIMMY DEAN SHOW,
Musical variety show l Hour
q PERRY MASON.
Mystery. Hour. New Time Season
Premiere) "The Case of the Nebuous
Nephew" A young man who has con-
spred to inherit vast fortune by fraud
is accused Of killing his accomplish to
escape exposure. BeuIah Bond, Ron
Starr, Hugh Marowe are featured
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Comedy. Color Hazel changes Georges
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girl.
1000 q THE WASHINGTON NEGRO.
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by Chef Huntey Of race relations in the
Nations Capital. The film report covers
schools, housing, welfare, job appoint
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the House District Of Columbia CON-
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a EDIE ADAMS SHOW.
Musical variety show Guests: Zsa zsa
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The chronicle., 1963-12-13
Miami Points
Toward Upset

MIAMI UPI) - Andy Gus
tafson fields a football team for
the last time Saturday, and in
that lies the main threat of an
other humiliation for Sugar
Bowl-bound Alabama in its tele-
vision tussle with Miami's down
trodden Hurricanes.
eve want this one for Gus"
said senior Nick Spinelli, the
flankerback stalwart Of the Hur-
ricanes' losing cause up to now.
But despite the suspension Of
quarterback Joe Klamath, the
Crimson Tide will be a seven
point favorite when the televi-
sion cameras start grinding
Saturday afternoon.
Miami, which was rated high,
would like nothing better than
easing a little Of their frustra-
ton at a 3-6 record by upending
Alabama.
Were calling this the Salt
Bowl - we're gonna try our
damndest to show Alabama the
difference between sugar and
salt by rubbing it in" said
Spinelli.
A defeat by Miami would be
rubbing it in indeed for Ala
bama, which accepted a Sugar
The chronicle., 1963-12-13
Packers Picked
To Beat Ayers

Green Bay Of the Nationa
Football League and Boston O
the American loop have beer
installed as solid favorites by
the Harmon Forecast in Satur
day games.
Green Bay Is given a 3O-7 ad
vantage over San Francisco ant
Boston is picked 1917 over Kan
sas City.
In Sunday games Baltimore i.
rated Is to Los Angeles II;
Chicago rs Detroit "a; Cleve
land rs Washington IA; Minneso
ia "a Philadelphia 20; New Yorl
% Pittsburgh IA; st. Louis q
Dallas 10.
Buffalo q New York 10; Oak
land % Houston 20; San Diego
27 Denver z.
Harmon Forecast has scored
rs correct, Al incorrect an
eight ties for an average o
$50.