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The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-02
Facing The Judge

Grand Blvd, was sentenced TO
2 to 5 years in prison after he
was convicted of robbery not
armed. Police said Person and
four juveniles tooh about 50
from a theater at 642l Chene
by grabbing it from the cash
ier's cage.
Henry Hardy, Jr. 38, of 24l0
Tuxedo, was charged with first
degree murder last week in a
warrant issued by the prosecu-
tors office in the fatal shoot
ing of Alfred Reed, %, OF 1893
Atkinson, who was rushed to
Receiving Hospital from 24l0
Tuxedo, suffering from gunshot
wounds of the lower chest. lie
was dead on admittance.
Police said Hardy and Robert
Steele, 81, Of 1893 Atkinson, be-
came involved in an argument
after Hardy lost $40 in dice
game Hardy pulled gun and
fired three shots at Steele, two
missed and one struck Steele
in the right forearm.
After Steele shielded himself
behind a chair, Hardy turned
the gun on Reed, who was seat
ed on the lap of his wife, Max
inc, 2l attempting to protect
her from the stray bullets when
he was fatally wounded.
Ronald Person, 25, of 3402
Garfield was charged with non
support last week in a warrant
issued by the prosecutors of
flee.
He was arrested on the com
plant of his estranged wife,
Mrs Mary Person, %, of 1910
Leland.
The couple we're married in
1860 and separated in January,
1868.
Mrs. Person said her husband
deserted her and their two
minor children. She said the
last support she received from
him was $40 last June 20.
Barbara Morris. "a, of 754l
Linwood, was charged with re.
ceiving and concealing stolen
goods last week in a warrant
issued by the prosecutors Of
flee.
Police said Miss Morris pur-
chased a TV set from Calvin
Allen, 20, of 1884 Otscgo. and
Monroe Curry. so, of 357 Tyler,
for S85.
Police said the set was stolen
from the home of Thellas Greg
ley, 43. of $3.50 N. MartindaIe.
Also taken was a hi-fi set. They
said both men admitted the
theft
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-02

Mr. Bcnnic Ham was host to
The Roscdalc Club at his home
on Virginia Park, Saturday eve
nlns with many members pres
cnt 80
Election of officers was on the
ascnda and many other impor-
tant items.
we were nicely entertained.
and very happy to see Mr.. Ham
improving.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-02
WELCOME BANQUET

A Welcome Banquet honoring
the return Of Rev and Mrs John
NJ Exum as pastor and First La
dy OF Carter Metropolitan { NJ r.
Church was held Friday night
at 1880 pm The Rev. lslah ScIp.
10, Jr. pastor of 81 John C.M +.
Church, Rev. j. W jenkins, pre-
siding Elder of Detroit District.
Misses Muriel J Wilder, Onita
Sanders, Sandra Doughty, n d
Mary Abston participated in the
program Also, Mr. Lorenzo Brace
full, Mr. A NJ Kelly, and Mrs.
Ola NJ Kits, chairman. A dclic-
ious menu of roast turkey was
enjoyed by all.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-02
Civic Improvement
Aim OF Guardians .
GUARDIANS

and bettermcnt of law enforce
ment relations has prompted in
terested personnel from various
law enforcement agencies to join
together in creating an organl-
zation 10 be known as the
'Guardians. y
Membership is open to any
public law enforcement officer in
the State of Michigan and pro
VISION has been made for re-
tired law enforcement personnel
to affiliate as associate members.
The groups president, Detect
i've Sergeant Albers Evans of
the Detroit Police Departments
Homicide Bureau points out that
the organization is specifically
ueuicatcu 10 promoting proper
respect an dintcrest in the vel
fare of is members.
A non-profit organization, the
group has no Identification OF
political or setarian nature.
Included in plans for the near
future are a banquet honoring
the recent promotion of Inspect
or George Harge, and seminar
featuring staff members of the
Michigan State University School
of Police Administrator followed
by trip to the campus by the
membership for tour of the
School of Police Administration,
and facilities of the Michigan
state Pohcc Headquarters in
East Lansing
In addition to Sgt Evans, the
groups officers include Deputy
Sheriff William o. Greene. lSt
Vice President; Dct Frank
; Blount, End Vice President; Pol
icewoman Gwendolyn Taylor,
: Secretary; and bet Alex Harris,
Treasurer.
, Other officers are Policcwom-
: an Doris Jackson, Financial Sec
! rotary; Deputy Sheriff Graten
!, Little, Corresponding Secretary
and Det. Rufus Anderson. Par.
liamcntarian. Dct. David Mason,
/, 7th Precinct, has been selected
TO serve as Sergeant at Arms
I, Membership TO date is made up
= of personnel from the Detroit
! Police Department. Wayne Coun-
= ty Sheriff's Department State
: Parole and various law enforce
ment agencies in the community
i Major Edison, 20, of 3704 Wa
/ bash, was charged with robbery
: not armed last week in a war
I rant issued by the prosecutor,
n office.
The complainant Mary McCratf
%, of Wayne, accused Wilson oi
. snatching her purse containing
$50 and sundrles last Sept. 2S
, while she was walking on Stan
ton near Grand Blvd.
Miss McCrath said the youth
approached her from behind and
knocked her TO the pavement. II,
= escaped and was arrested later
Police said Edison admitted
snatching the purse.
u
Howard Smith, 80, OF 1926 w
Grand Avenue, was charged will
: attempted breaking and enterins
: dwelling with intent to commit
!, murder last week in a warrant
issued by the prosecutors officS
Smith was arrested on the com
plant of Mary Carear, 81, of 37ls
| Lincoln, who accused Smith OF
: assaulting her about the face anc
n body with his fists.
[ Miss Carear said Smith return
; ed later with a can of gasoline
lie broke glass in a rear door
!. and drenched her with gasoline
D Police arrived anG placed him
! under arrest
:, -----------------
DR.. Macarthur Cotton
DENTIST
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-02
PETER PAN BRIDGE CLUB

Mrs. Cecilia Carter was host.
css 10 the Peter Pan Bridge Club
last Wednesday.
A delightful 8 O'Clock dinner
was served and the club enjoyed
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-02
APPRECIATION PROGRAM

Mrs Robbie Crump viii be non
Orcd IN an Appreciation program
FRIDAY. November lst at the Ga
latlan baptist Church, $500 Roosc.
Nclt al Edsel told EXpressway.
The Rev II ". Burroughs pas
tor IS chairman, and--i the Rev.
Ray Shoulders IS Co-chr Mrs.
Della Lee IS secretary OF the
committee Program participants
VIII include Mrs. Lula Sirls. NJ
{ Eden G.. ID Moore Patricia
Lewis. Walker Poole Marie Bal
lard, Rev 5 l. Hampton Anna
Kavanaugh. Edna Freeman Ktt
c + r. Nelson. shirley Cos.
Grace Burns Rev } J 1llman.
Robert Horton Marsclta Wells
The Palmetto State Cluh OF
Mary Palmer Church Viii present
Miss Ann L Lee soprano ln i
recital sunday November lOih
at = pm in The church sanctuary
MI Lee ~lll render sacred
songs opcrailc arlas art songs
and sMllluals
Nj zlon Missionary Baptist
Church Male Chorus vii sponsor
A Unique Evening IN sons
sunday, November 3rd al 3 80
pm The church is located at
3948 18th Street Ecorsc, Mich
Featured guests viii be the Coglc
Gospel Singers and The Brooke
and Gaudy Singers Mr. Leon
Pace IS president, Mr. Wesley
Amica IS program chairman. Miss
SuNclla Harris is Corchr. The
Rev j B Barlow Jr. is pastor
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Society A0ii~g,
By Ruby Williams

bridge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-21

Can n. r. DOLE BROKER. Boyce
n or Mrs. Cook. Boyce le7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-21
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WrD.

1o,ooo SO. TT. or more, IA, p. @.
Co, IL, Mont. Vac. or with bldg.
Cash or trade. JU. s-l5Sl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-21
JOHN M. ANDERSON

ia. S-s214 IA. s-s21e
ARL. NJ lge. apis. in this duplex
Liv. rm. with flrepl., sep. din. rm.,
kit. and bedrms. on LIST fir. Sec
ond FIR, liv. rm. with firepl., sep
din. rm., 2 bedrms. and bath. Rent
from and fir. apt. should make
your pyn1ts., you live rent free. LO
Gated on l2o-ft. frontage, level lot
] blk. to transp. Priced at S24,o5(
and only $500 down.
JOHN M. ANDERSON
ia. e-e2l4 IA. s-s2lt
ARL. N.-This immaculate bricI
Colonial with firepl., side porch, sep
din. rm., full bsmt. and beautiful
lot with towering oak trees. Located
In one of N. Arlington's better
nelghborhoods for a price Of onlN
Sl7,9S0. No down pymt. CT. anC
pymts. less than rent,
JOHN M. ANDERSON
IA. s.s7l4 ia. s-s2lI
ARL. n, Corner, Ohio and N, 3otl
ST, Excel. cond., Sl7,500, FILA. b,
OWNER, IKE. 6-o162,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-21
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

Beautiful 2.yr.-oId brick
bi-level, 3 bedrms., baths, rec.
Im;, built-in garage, bsmt.. l-3 acre.
Walk to high and elem. schools.
S27,5o0. BY OWNER, 60l6 Tyndale
ST., 356-3s45.
AREA OPEN HOUSE. A
lovely custOm-built split-foyer home
on N2-acre lot, close to CHA. Liv. rm.,
din. rm., kit, 4 bedrms., rec. rm.,
util. rm., baths, scr. porch and
garage, S36,950. DR.: Turn off Old
Dominion dr.. onto Birch st., out
to $40 Devine st., follow open
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-21
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

WOODBRIDGE, va, 1872 Randall DR.
$49s On. and Assume 5M9s VA Loar
Move in today. 3 bedrms., Va baths
finished rec. rm., corner lot,
blks. to shopping and u. S. |. Tots
price, $4,000. Total monthly pay
ment, Sll6.1, principal, interest
taxes, insurance. Call OWNER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-21
HOUSES FoR sALE-VA.l HOUSES FoR sALE-M

FALLS CHURCH Large family
special. II you're bursting at the
seams come see this z-bedrm. Cape
Cod. Liv. rm. with fireplace, din,
rm., equip. kit. Full basement with
outside entrance. Large corner lot
No money down CT. or $3.50 down
FLA. Many extras.
SHAW XII. 1924
Realtors Open 80 Trades Welcome
FRANCONIA-ALEX. 3-bedrm. new.
ly decorated rambler, lovely corner
lot, $l7,4s0, $3.50 down, payments
Sl2e monthly. Principles only.
354-4535.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-21
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

ARLINGTON, N.-Very close to ov
erything, brick Cape Cod, ) bed
rooms and sewing room (llxI2)
firepl., and booksheIves in liv. rm.
sep. din. rm., bsnlt., nice fenced
lot and patio, brick garage, $3.50
FLA. 500 dn. or assume loan
Principals only. IA. 4-2Os6.
ARL., n, by OWNER -3-b E d r m
brk. rambler, corner lot, fenceG
yard, covered patio. Liv.-din. rm
comb. Equip. kit. with eatinl
space, fun bsmt., st. James anI
TuckahOe School area. FILA SCI 500
OPEN SAT. AND SUN. II to
1891 N. 30th I'd, JE. 4-7l64.
ARL., N.-BY OWNER. Cow. loo
Brk. bi-level, 3 bedrms., IVA baths
276S N. Wakefield ST., mr.. Wash
Golf and Country Club. S30,S0o. 365
1873 or 654-A2Tl.
ARL., NJ stories, s bedrms., z full
baths, big hy. nm. with din; are;
and ultranlod., fully equip; kit. witt
eating space, o.h.-w.h., lge, leye
lot. Assume present loan with low
JOHN M. ANDERSON .
ARLINGTON, short walking distance
to Arlington Hall and convenient Il
all other govt. agencies. Brick Capt
Cod featuring 4 bedrms., liv. rm
with firepl., full bsmt., scr. porch
FLA or GI financing available. Full
price, S22,500.
SUMLAND REALTY so. s-22sl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-21

BEDRMs., Z BATHS. Only q
minis. to PENTAGON. Charmine
FOUR BEDROOMS, TWO BATHS
Gall on ! floor. Beaut. N7.ACRE
WOODED LOTS. 2 fireplace, car,
port and screened porch. Paneled
rec. rn1., 26x22, CENTRAL AIR
CONDITIONING. Close to Weyanoke
Grade, Jefferson High and Poe Jr
High Schools. Va mi. from PINE
CREST GOLF COURSE. Excep.
tional value for the money. Immed
occupance. Open Sat. and Sun,
highway to Annandale turmoil cRte
1850, right mi. to BraddOck I'd !.
left on BraddOek Va mi. 70 Sprinr
Valley dr., right to Tunlaw and
right to property. OWNER-BUMD.
Err, CT. $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-21

I'VE Specialize In Apt. Sales.
400 BLK. o ST. N.w.-6 houses, ex.
eel, for rest. or invest. s26,50o ca.
RE. T-7l6o. CALCARA, OIL. 2.lee1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-21
OPPOSITE WHEATON PLAZA

OPPOSITE WHEATON PLAZA
MODERN OFFICE BLDG.
5000 SO. FT.. ALL OR PART. Cen
trail air cond., all utils., eley-
ator and janitor services Incl. in
the reasonable rent. Offices avail.
from $40 50. n. up. 1000 %. II.
ready now.
PRESS REALTY CORP.
7s5-s3le Ewes. 5s2.lS27
SILVER STRING. ca. ave. in
the heart the he, business SIss;nS district tn,,5
Modern building with beautiful
single office or suites. Come in
and discuss your rental needs
in person. Make US an offer
after YOU see. We will consider
any reasonable offer, Come to
For SoIM "a o sEsii 1iEer SOfinS' ASK
WHEATON, TRIANGLE BLDG.
corner Viers Min and Reedie
dr., 800 4. In 2 adjoining rms,
$500 can divide, Also l2xl9 room.
$3.50. CHESTER KELLER, JU.
WHEAT ON-New 4-story office
bldg, 400 % 1900 50 4. Free
parking. Moderate rent. RA. 3-67l1.
18th AND n SITS. Shoreham
Bldg, office to suitcase. Fur.
nished, with telephone answering
service, RECEIPT, rm., etc. MISS
PALMER, ST. 3-6255.
1901 HAMILTON ST., Hyattsville-
Office space avail, new modern
building. A. n. kerr, INC. UN.
4-o6o6.
7sie PA. AVE. Sc. Ind floor.
front, 2 rooms, heat, hot water
Incl. 500 mo. R.R, RUPERT,
ST, 3-0l04
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-21

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 500 dn..
incl. closing costs, on this ramb.
with 3 huge bedrms., loads Of clos
cts, lge. Nv. rm.,. well-equip. cleo.
kit. Avail Nov. ]. Assume lRe. loan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-21
COUNTRY PROPERTY

CLARKE COUNTY, vA.-For sale,
estate 10 be sold, a acres sur:
rounded by oaks, quaint log and
clapboard house with stabling. In
excel. condition, t27,s00.
FOR sALE-H acres in heart Of
hunt country, unsurpassed view Of
Blue Ridge M ms. Tenant
house. stream and small barn.
slA,Soo.
FOR RENT Lovely house on Shen.
andoah River. a perfect year.
round retreat, large llv. rm. with
firepl., modern kit, with stove and
refrigerator, , bedrms, and bath.
completely protected. 500 per mo.
FOR RENT -The perfect country
home with perfect appointments, 4
bedrms., z baths. q frepl. for each
room. very accessible.
CAN n. r. DOLE BROKER. Boyce
n OF Mrs. Cook. Boyce le7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-21
INVEST. PROP. FoR SALE
ARL.-LARGE HOUSE

ARL.-LARGE HOUSE
Presently rented as 3-unit apt. In,
come S285. Could also be rented az
rooming house with income potent,
al Of about $500. S23.Soo. Reas
terms.
MOORE PROPERTIES IA. A-sOOC
ARLINGTON TRADES
Small stores, valued at $4,000.
Large convert. hse. 81, 500.
Immaculate 3-bedrm. brk. 1880.
Commercial lot $500 50. ft.D with
rented house at "a per 50. Il.
Rented home. Key location, $3.50
Call Mr.. Moore or Mr.. Hall.
MOORE PROPERTIES ia. 4-sO0l
Good Apt. Buys in Va.
I. s-unit brk., mod. air cond. Prime
close-in area. Ample off.st. parking
excel. rental history. Priced to sell
2. l2-unit brk. Choice. close-ln area
always full. Approx, $4,000 gross
Excel. financing. Priced TO sell.
g.. Approx. l5-unit, brick. prime loca
ton. Always full. All units are
bedffns. Ample Off-st, parking
priced to sell with realistic cash.
4. l4-unit brick, prime area, idea
for conversion 70 medical center
ZOned commercial. Asking Sl26,500
S.. 20-unlt brick, choice N. Arl. Ioca.
ton, 800 gross. Effic., I, z, and
3.bedrm. units. Low overhead, am
pie parking. Priced 10 sell.
., Approx. PUNT brick, choice
close-in area near everything, Ap,
prox. $50 400 annual gross. Alwayl
full. Ample parking. Low overhead
Splendid cond. throughout. Priced
10 sell with realistic cash.
z. Approx. 52,unit brick, best area
Always full. Efiic. ! and 2 bedrm
units. Tenants pay utils, Priced e
sell with realistic cash.
Q. Also very good selection Of apt
bldgs. from 30 10 us units with
various finance plans available
ARLEDGE REAL ESTATE CORP
1888 Wilson Blve., Arl.
ia. 7.44Ae
I'VE Specialize In Apt. Sales
400 BLK. o ST. N.w.-6 houses, ex
Gel, for rest. or invest. S26,50O ca,
RE. T.7l6o. cALCARA, OIL. 2.l9eT
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0O00 nOWTN
$1,000

Under reproduction cost for this
spacious, Spotless 4-bedroom Cape
Cod with aluminium siding plus
fireplace in living room, eating
space in kitchen, patio, breezeway
and attached 2-car garage. Inspect
the extras when you see this excep.
tlonal home today. Only 1890.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-21
INDUSTRIAL PROP. RENT

GARAGE BLDG. OR MANUFAC.
TURING PLANT, 5000 So. t., best
coming, terms. BY OWNER, Box
37B-C, Star.
Evening star., 1963-09-17
DC. Teachers
DropF Football
For I'd Time

District Teachers College has
dropped football for the second
time in four years because Of
a lack of players.
DR.. Phil Fox, athletic direc-
tor and co-coach with Dutch
Usilaner, said today that a
total of about Is boys reported
for the first two weeks of prac-
tice and only an average Of
eight or nine a day.
He said the poor turnout no
doubt was a result of most of
the 200 men students either
working in the afternoon or
having late classes.
"I'm very disappointed" Fox
admitted. I'VE worked hard
to get equipment-enough for
so boys, and I mean nice equip
ment-and we had a nice
schedule"
D. c. Teachers started foot
ball in 1857, dropped it in 1860
but played the last two years,
turning in records of 3-3 and
0-6.
Meanwhile, Gallaudet, which
was scheduled to play the
Teachers october 19, is seek
ing a new opponent for that
date or for an open date
November 2.
Evening star., 1963-09-17
WOLFPACK'S LINEUP

LE-DON MONTGOMERY (2O8), WILLIAM HALL. (188),
James Martin (190).
LT-STEVE PARKER (245), Rosie Amato (221) Doug
Bracket (23D.
LG-BENNETT WILLIAMS C185), SIIAS SNOW (2O3).
Golden Simpson GOD.
C-osCAR OVERCAST (23S), LOU DEANGELIs Q9D,
Jerry Kreccki (200).
RG-BILL SULLIVAN t215), Jack Schafer (2OO) Pat
Powell (210).
RT-BERT WILDER (22D, GLENN sAssER (215), Dave
Ellis" Cpd.
RE-RAY BARLOW GOD, BOB FAIRcLoTH u9D, Will
Mann" C78)
QB-JIM ROSSI d75), MERRICK BARNES d9D, Ron
Skosnik Odd
LH-TONY KOSzARSKY (175) MIKE CLARK d73),
Shelby Mansfield" C188)
RH-JOE SCARPATI Q80), JIMMY GUN Q70), Deal
Watkins C81).
FB-PETE FALzARANo GOD, DAVE HoUTz u95), Dan
Golden" Q89).
Lettermen
Evening star., 1963-09-17
ACC OUTLOOK
ACC OUTLOOK
Depth Makes Wolf pack Dark Horse
BY STEVE GUBACK
Star Staff Writer

It's North Carolina State of
the University of North Caro-
lima at Raleigh officially now
and that may be the only name
that's been changed.
The State Legislature had
something to do with that
mouthful above, but Earle Ed
wards, who starts a record 10th
year as Wolfpack football
coach, is delighted that 81
other names have remained the
same.
These are his lettermen and
State, which makes its debut
Saturday at Maryland, has
'em two deep at all spots, ex-
cept guard. This could be one
of States better teams; per-
haps the best since 1857 and
perhaps the Atlantic Coast
Conferences dark horse-if it
hckS its problem"
If they used medical terms
for football teams, they'd de-
wise something in six syllables
for this club. Opposition play
ers almost unanimously rated
State last season as the 'hard-
est-hitting" team in the ACC.
Losing Record
So it wound up with a losing
SOL record. Four games were
lost by seven points or less.
It was so snake bitten, as they
say, that it went into the
fourth quarter of virtually
every game waiting for the
Knockout and, generally, it
came. 1t was weird, like Cassius
Clay picking the round.
The Wolfpack gave up 139
points and "a of them, more
than so per cent of the total,
came in the fourth quarter. 1T
seemed at times as if we weren't
used to winning and were back
ing away from it," Edwards
explains.
This year we'll try not to
repeat our mistakes" Edwards
adds. This is where experience
is supposed to help" (Note:
There are only four Soph-
omores on the first three
,units.)
The opener could set the
tone for the Wolfpack, which
is burdened with a schedule
that calls for its first five
games to be on the road. An
inadequate stadium keeps the
Wolfpack on the road as much
Evening star., 1963-09-17
Clippers Holding
Double Workouts

The Baltimore Clippers of the
American Hockey League, a
farm team Of the New York
Rangers, are conducting two-a-
day preseason practice drills
at the Washington Coliseum in
preparation for exhibition
matches there the next two
Fridays.
Player Coach Aldo Guidolin's
Clippers are working out from
$50 to 1870 am. and 2 to 4
pm. with "a of the 25 players
present. Right Winger Dan
Belisle is expected to report
momentarily.
The Clippers will meet the
Montreal Canadiens at the
Coliseum Friday night at 8
O'Clock and the Chicago Black
Hawks there a week from Fri
day. Tickets for the exhibi-
tions are on sale at the Coli
scum and at Irving's Sporting
Goods Company, Tenth and E
streets NV.
Evening star., 1963-09-17
ThumbnoiI Glance

ASsets-Veteran team, top
flight halfbackS in Tony Kos
zarsky and Joe Scarpati.
Only four sophs on first three
units. e.
Liabilities-So-So passing,
usual shortage of depth. a
schedule starting with five
straight road games.
Outlook-Could be ACES
darkhorSe.
Evening star., 1963-09-17
j. ). Netmen
Selected for
InterzoneFinaI

DENVER, Sept. II (AP).-
Chuck Mckinley of St. Ann,
Mo-, the Wimbledon champion,
and three other players make
up the squad which will carry
United States hopes in the in
terzone finals of Davis Cup
tennis competition in Britain.
Two of the players on the
team named yesterday, Dennis
Ralston of Bakersfield, Calf,
and Marty Riessen of Evans
ton, ILL.,, were members of the
American team which downed
Venezuela, SO, here in the
American zone finals over the
week end.
The other member of the
squad is Frank Froehling, III,
of Coral Gables, Fla.
The selections were an
nounced by Robert Kelleher,
team captain.
RalSton and RiesSen left by
plane shortly before noon for
Chicago, where they arranged
to board a plane to London.
The Americans will face the
British September 1928 at
Bournemouth, England.
Evening star., 1963-09-17

as some ice shows. "It's a
handicap, all right" Edwards
says. "You go some place with
10000 people in the stands and
only 40 of them are roofing
for you"
State Could Jell
There is enough talent so
that State could jell into a
reasonable winner. The re-
turnees include 1862 all-ACC
selections Don Montgomery at
end, Bill Sullivan at guarG and
Joe Scarpati at halfback.
Scarpati is part of the So
called Malta" backfield of Joe
Rossi, Tony Koszarsky, Pete
Falzarano and Scarpati. They
first played as a unit four years
ago and Sparked States fresh
team to an undefeated season.
Enthusiasts at Raleigh COM
pare Halfbacks Koszarsky
Q74 and Scarpati (180) to
Dick Hunter and Dick ChriSty
who led States 1857 title team.
Koszarsky gained 244 yards
last season, tops on the club,
but he had six runs of better
than Is yarGs nullified by
penalties, which made him the
leagues unofficial hard-l u C k
champion.
Because Rossi is a $3.50
paSser, State tries first to
establish itself as a ground
attack team. Our passing
won't be sensational" Edwards