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The Republican., 1963-08-01
Top Tennis Stars
To Compete In
Annual Tourney
P'uy Gets Underway Next
Wednesday On Mt. Lake
Park Clay Courts

Top tennis stars from at least
five states will converge on Mt.
Lake Park next week to participate
in the forty-second annual Western
Maryland championships Compe-
tition will begin in mems singles
events next Wednesday morning,
August 7.
Finalists will vie for trophies in
mems and women's singles and
mems doubles and possible mixed
doubles events. Women's doubles
events also may be staged, depend
ing upon the number of entrants.
Some forty entries already have
been received in the mems singles
event and several women have sig
nified intentions of entering the
tournament. Late comerS probably
will swell the totals of both male
and female participants.
In addition to many of the old
timers there are a number of new
comers to the scene this year. AL
ready entered are Tim Cross, Wash
ington, d. c., who will be return
ing for the first time since winning
the singles crown in 1860. Frost
burg's Glenn Workman, a top
player in this area, also has en-
tered. Phil Neff, Washington, the
1861 champ, also is set to take part
Among newcomers is Pablo
Eisenberg, Washington, a Prince
ton graduate; Fred McNair and
Fred McNair, ", runncrup in the
National Father and Son tourna-
ment, who are entered in mems
doubles.
Fred McNair was former
singles and doubles winner at the
Park Other doubles entrants are
Edgar Alcorn, veteran of Pitts
burgh, and Robert n. Red" Brown
athletic director at West Virginia
university.
John Santrock, Nitro, w. Va.
outstanding player in the adjoin-
ing state will return for his second
year
Others include George Eason
Clarksburg; Fritz Hublitz, Alex
andria, Va; Ernie Keintz, Takoma
Park Frank Fkorio, Andy Ocken
Hauser, Don Floyd, Henry Bar
clay, Doyle Royal, Jon O'Hanlin
Ted BurWcll, Alex Keiles, all OF
Washington; Buddy Adair, Gath
ersburg; CARL Tracy, Jack Eaton
Robert Jenner, Robert Suzanic,
Dave OLaughlin, Jr., Bruce Cot
trill, Jay Davis, r. c. Bennett, Jr.
all of Pittsburgh.
Coming also are Frank Hartz
Ralph Whitaker, Richmond; Char
les Entsminger, Fred Kellemeycr
Bond Weber, Charleston; Bill
Cruise, Wheeling.
Among the women entries are
Mrs. Sosie Hublitz, a tournament
Continued on Page Four)
The Republican., 1963-08-01
To Address Rotary

Louis Goldstein, Comptroller of
the Treasury of Maryland, will be
the speaker at the weekly meeting
of the Oakland Rotary club on
Friday evening. His topic will be
Finances and the Future of Mary
land"
The Republican., 1963-08-01
9th Annual Fair
Ready To Open
Aug. 6 At McHenry
Many Activities Arranged
For Week-Long Program

The seventh annual Garrett
County agricultural fair will open
next Tuesday, August 6, at the fair
grounds at McHcnry, and will con
tinue through Saturday, August 10.
Many activities have been ar
ranged for the week-long program,
and one of the features this year
will be an aerial act by the Wren
CARDS, each evening They will per-
form acrobatic stunts from a height
of 100 feet, from a platform which
revOlves during the act
Officials omitted an important
listing in the fair catalog, con-
cerning the Christmas tree compe-
tition. Details of this category ap-
pear in another section of the
newspaper today
Monday is the day setting up
commercial exhibits. Opening on
Monday also will be Frankie's
Amusements, appearing at the fair
for their fifth consecutive year.
Entry day is Tuesday when ex-
hibits are to be placed between 9
a. m. and 5 p. m, except all horse
and pony exhibits must be in place
| by II o'clock noon on that day.
Pony judging will take place at 2
p. M, and the fair will officially
open at 5.
Tuesday night will be Farm Bu-
reau night when the county farm
| queen will be selected. This is
sponsored by the Associated
Women of the Farm Bureau.
Wednesday will be Children's
Day and activities will include
! judging of indoor exhibits, poultry
Judging at 10, boys Judging of
poultry at 1870, All and F.F.A.
dairy judging, 1890 to noon; horse
! Judging. 10 to noon; dairy senior
Judging 100 to 3, boys Judging of
dairy 1:3O to 3.
Two special features of Wednes-
day will be the pet show and the
horse show. The pet show will be
from 3 to a p. M, and only chill
dren of pre-school age to IL are
eligible Each participant will re-
! ceive a ribbon and Englander's
Pharmacy will contribute a partici-
patton award to each child show
ing pet.
The horse show will be at $50
and there will be mounted games,
contests and prizes.
Thursday will be farm and city
day Activities include All and
| FLA senior beef judging 1870 to
noon, boys judging of livestock at
/, sheep and swine judging at 2:30;
baby beef judging to $50. The
first of two paradcs is scheduled
! for $50 p. m, Thursday with floats,
! livestock and other entries The Mt.
City band will present concert
at $50 The Lions club will serve
its annual chicken barbecue dinner
starting at 4.
The second parade and contests
are set for Friday, August 8. A
tractor drivers contest will be
held $50 to IL, tractor pulling
contest l to d. The parade will in
clude farm machinery and COM
mercial vehicles, starting at 7
o'clock The Lions club will con-
clude its chicken barbecue din
ners.
Horse pulling contest and horse
racing are scheduled from 2 to 4
on Saturday Four-H demon
StrationS are set for p. m.
Prizes for parade winners, Win
ncrs of artificial breeding coopera-
tive and the Rotary youth award
will be given out at the Baby beef
barn at 7:30 p. m, followed by the
annual baby beef sale which will
take place at s. Exhibits will be re-
leased at 9.
The free aerial act will be pre-
sented each evening. Several local
groups will have booths including
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A CAREFREE SUMNER HAIRDO

Summer sum- wind and water corefree couture almost
necessity if it's fun you to have that swimming is
the thing to do day Our hordos allow you pack
away your pins and rollers for the summer and find short cut
that both fottene and practical It's the cut thot counts
New coifes smooth woves sooht shapes
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Evening star., 1963-02-10
Tidewuter Hotel
To Hire Abbot

VIRGINIA BEACH. Feb. o
(AP). = Big-time tennis and
Milton Abbot, feared lost to
Tidewater. have been rescued
by a hotel not yet built.
Everett Fairlamb. secretary Of
the company that will build
The Capes," q 330-unit motor
hotel. confirmed reports that
Abbot will be It's first profess
sional.
According 10 Fairlamb, con-
struction Of the hotel. TO be
located Just south Of the Cav
alier Hotel, will begin this
summer.
Fairlamb said that his firm
will operate tennis courts and
possibly other entertainment
and recreational facilities this
summer.
He added that Abbot will
continue TO hold the major
tournaments that have at
tracted nationally ranked ANA
teurs In recent years.
The Cavalier announced last
month that II had removed Alb
bott as pro. a post he had held
for the last nine seasons.
Evening star., 1963-02-10
Champs Help
Boxing Boom
In Italy

ROME, Feb. o (AP) Rarely
has one country dominated
European boxing to the extent
that italy currently does.
-Four of the present European
titleholders are Italian. A fifth.
Duilio Loi. has just retired.
Only three European cham
pions are non-Italians. At least
two Italians are considered
strong contenders for two other
crowns. ~5
As a result the sport is BOOM
ing in Italy, and young athletes
are being attracted to the rings
producing a growing crop Of
up-and-coming young fighters.
The titleholders are Fly
weight Salvatore Burruni. Ban
tamweight Piero Rollo. Feather
weight Alberto Serti, and Light
heavyweight Guilio Rinaldi.
Loi held the European well
terweight title plus the world
junior welterweight title Swhen
he decided to abandon the
sport in mid-January. The
European welterweight crown
now is vacant. o'
The non-Italian titleholders
are David Charnley, Britain,
lightweight; Laszlo Papp. Hun
gary, middleweight, and Inge-
mar Johansson, Sweden, heavy
weight.
AS Of New Years Day. two
new categories were added:
junior welterweight and Junior
middleweight. Neither category
has a champion yet. But Nino
Benvenuti. who won an Olympic
gold medal for Italy in 1860, is
considered a good bet in the
junior middleweight class.
In the heavyweight class an
other Italian Olympic gold
medal winner, Franco De Pic
coli, is a leading contender,
Evening star., 1963-02-10
ViIIunovu Breaks
AU Swim Streak

Villanova's swimming team
defeated American University's
tankmen, 66-25, yesterday at AU
to snap the Eagles six-naeet
winning streak.
Two pool and one school
records were set. AUS Bob
williams broke his own ZOO
yard individual medley mark
of 2:13.9, winning yesterday in
2:134 to establish a pool and
school record.
Dick McDonough, Villanova's
All-America swimmer, broke
williams pool record Of 512 In
the 100-yard freestyle race,
winning in Sill. VILLA m
equalled his old mark in finish
ing third. L't
The results:
4OO-yard medley relay, vlllanoya
Bill Maher). Time-4:22.5. ft
220-yard freestyle-1. Chris Fisher
(Vl: 2, DOUG Rebak (V); 3, Bill Jacobs
(A). Time-2:O1.3.
50-yard freestyle--1, Paul Winn (V):
2, Keith Fleer (A); 3, Harry Bensen
w. Time-23.S seconds.
200-yard individual medley, VIII
liams: 2, Frank Klein (vl; 3, John
Mueller (A). Time-2:l3.4 (Pool.
school record. old mark Of 5;ls.s Sy
Divins.I. Joe Maerum CA): Q. Dick
Fsron. W; 3, Richard Blancato (U.
SOO-ysrd butterfly. John Manning
(U; q. Rich oirdler (U: ., Marty
cowan (Al. Time-2:30.3.
1O0-yard freestyle-1, McDonough: :
2. JACK oeoehegan Cv5; 3, Williams.
Time--b1. 4 seconds (Pool record. Old
record Of bl.2 set earlier this year BY
Williams).
S0O-yard backstroke-1, Hurley Cv)
was only entry. Time-2:2b.5.
60.yard freestyle-1, Al Hicks (V);
2, Bill Jacobs lAl; 3, Bill Laubenstein
(Al. Time-6.01.1.
20O-yard breaststroke-1, Leidy: 2,
Mueller; 3, Cowan. Time-2:3g.4.
4O0-yard freestyle relay-1, villa-
nova (McDonough, oirdler, Winn. Geo.
hegan). Time-3:31.o.
Evening star., 1963-02-10
Swim Teams Developed
At PeekskiII Academy

PEEKSKILL, N. Y. Feb. Q
(AP). = A prep school SWIM
ming team that probably could
beat the majority of college
teams in the country has been
put together at Peekskill Mill
tary Academy by a coach who
never was a competitive SWIM
mer - Christian Sparks.
1t includes in its ranks IT.
year-old Carl Robbie of Drexel
Hill, Pa, the listed world rec
ord holder for the mems 200
meter breaststroke at 2:10.8, as
well as a bunch of other teen
ayers who set five national
scholastic records for 25-yard
pools last season and seven for
20-yard pools, and have al
ready bettered a batch more
this year.
Run Out of Competition
"The way we did it was to
develop a favorable climate for
swimming at PIMA, and the
boys came" Sparks said. II
never went out to seek a SWIM
mer. Now the trouble is that
we are running ourselves out
of competition"
Peekskill Military Academy
swims mostly against the fresh
men teams of big Eastern COL
legeS, and wins. Last Saturday
1t beat the West Point Plebes.
"They are not just swimmers
here" said Sparks. My varsity
team certainly must be ALL
Americans academically, too.
The whole team combined has
an average of 1913.
A big star of the team in
addition to Robie is Steve
Rerych, 16, a 6-foot-5 giant
from Paterson, N. j., who holds
the recognized national scho-
lastic records for 100 and 400
yard freestyle and 200-yard
individual medley in 25-yard
pools, and the 100, 200 and 400
yard freestyle in 20-yard pools.
More Champions
Then there is Ron Wirth, II,
from Rosemont, Pa, who holds
the 100-yard backstroke scho-
lastic record for 25-yard pools
and the same plus the 160-
yard individual medley for 20
yard pools. Dick Williams, 10, of
Cortland, N. Y, is the scholas-
tic record holder at 40 yards
in a 20-yard pool.
Wirth, williams, Rerych and
Howie Pats, is, Nutley, N. j.,
hold the 200-yard scholastic
medley relay for 25-yard pools,
and Rerych and Williams were
on last years team that set
the 160 yard freestyle relay
mark for 20-yard pools.
The boys are really fast.
Evening star., 1963-02-10

Rerych's time of 49.6 seconds
for the l00-yard freestyle would
have been a world record a few
years ago.
Sparks started coaching
swimming at Beaumont. Tex,
in l949. moved to Yale in 1857,
where he worked with famed
Bob Kiphuth. and came to PIMA
in 1858. He also coaches at the
Westchester Country Club in
the summer.
Evening star., 1963-02-10
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BASKETBALL

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OLDS DEALER SINCE 1885
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r.. and h., black finish. q real
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Evening star., 1963-02-10
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ROYAL MOTORS
Imp Impesial- chrysler- Plymouth since { SHSo
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ROYAL MOTORS
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PLYMOUTH '63 Fury 2-dr. hard
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Sellers Sales & Service
Bet. Hyatts. Coll. Pk. WA, 10000
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VALIANT 81 4-dr. SEDAN, stick
shift haateF. NfIoh
Evening star., 1963-02-10
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Evening star., 1963-02-10
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DTTTHU
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TAKOMA FORD

7O25 carroll Ave. ~. $1,000
FALCON 1862 Futura. black, red
interior. bucket seats, fully equip.
81, $50. 931-35o1.
FALCON '62 Tudor de luxe model,
white finish. radio, heater. A top
quality car with 30-day no-cost
guarantee. Spec. Monday. S1.5e9.
TRIANGLE FORD
20l0 2 Ava ME- IA n-1 ma
Evening star., 1963-02-10

owner. 6-cylinder. automatic drive,
power Steering, radio and heater.
white-wall tires. tinted glass snow
tires, fully equipped. excellent
condition, q.4OO miles. S2,B50.
DE. 2-62s0. Ext. 80. Sunday,
Of, O-AnOA
Evening star., 1963-02-10
c. A V E.

FoRD-FALcON-T-BIRD
Corner Elm and Arlington Rd,
Bethesda. Nd. OIL. 6-s262
FALCON 80 9 DR.. stand, T. and
Evening star., 1963-02-10

70e5 CARROLL AVE. Ju. $1,000
FORD 'e2 oalaxie 800" co. off
eial Fordor sedan, silver gray and
white, 900 h.p. eruiseomatie, p.s,
radio. electric wipers and washer.
de luxe wheel covers, Wv. tires,
undercoat. No. O743. List price.
SRT 4'G SoRp ssIs PElss sts asd nays n STEW, sy..
NV. ma. $4,000. Daily, SO;
saturday, R-6
Evening star., 1963-02-10
TED BRITT
FORD SALES, INC.
Rte. so. 90, 2ll. Fairfax, Va.
CIR. 3-6650

CHEVROLET 80 VS. Bel Air 4-dr,
l-owner. ercellent condition, p;b.
and p;s. auto; shitt. 7, and h''
Phone JE. 1880.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1963-07-25
Entertainment Roundup
New Summer Theater
Success In Virginia
By Margaret Buckley
Entertainment Editor

It's quite few miles from here across the river and
over the hills to Mddetown Va
Montgomery County sentinel., 1963-07-25

siStance of their brothers, Tom,
Ricky and Jimmy Lansdale and
Tim Ladson and friends Lynne
Small, Moppy Hilley, Susan and
Mary Lynne Sharpless.
st. Peters Rectory has been
moved from Olney to 104 King
William Drive, Williamsburg
Village, the former convent of
the Sisters of Joseph. The
sisters, away for the summer,
will move into the new convent
un Ter construction on the
church grounds when they re.
turn in the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert johnson
and their children returned this
week from a months motor
trip across the country to the
west coast, They drove out by
the southern route, and return.
ed by a more northerly one
stopping at national parks and
visiting friends along the way.
They visited Mr.. and Mrs. John
Anderson, in Kirksville, Mo-,
former residents of the neigh,
borhood and also the George
Lundquists, who now live in
Pasadena, Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. o. Hutton
have returned from a motor trip