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The Detroit tribune., 1963-07-20

STATE or MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT CUUkI FOR
The COUNTY Or WAYNE
IN CaANCERY
CIVIL ACTION
NO. S741
VIRGINIA TUMkkLiN, Plaintiff
VS.. ROBERT J. IOMERLiN, De-
fendans
ORDER TO ANSWER
At a session of SAID court held
at the Lity-County Bunoing, IN
the City OF Detroit, county OF
Wayne and State OF Michigan, on
TINS May ~, day OF May a. u.
1863.
Hon Horace W. Gilmore
Circuit Judge
On the l4th day Oh May, 1868,
an Aclon was tued by Virginia
lomeriin, the piaintiif, against
Robert J. Tomeriin, the uefenoant,
in this Court praying tor a Judge
ment OF divorce,
On MOTION Or S. J. FLANA-
GAN, attorney tor the piaintiff,
IL Is HEREBY ORDERED that
the defendant, Robert J. Toner
lin, shall answer the Complaint
tued therein, or take sucn otner
action as may be permitted py
law on or before August IA, 1903;
Failure to comply with TINS Or
der VIII result IN a Judgement
by Default against such deienu.
ant tor the relief demanded In
the Complaint fiied In inns cause;
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED that
a copy OF TINS Order shall De sent
by registered mai 10 the defend
ants last known place of resi-.
dence, and like copy be publish
cd according to law.
Hon. HORACE w. GILMORE
Circuit Judge
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ. BRANlGIN = clerk
ATTY. ROBBINS end BUTLER
l7s7S Dexter
STATE OF MICHIGAN
N THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE
'arlos Virgil,
Plaintiff.
'arbara Virgil
. Defendent,
ORDER FOR ppusLIcATIoN
At a session of said Court held
n the City Of Detroit, Wayne Coun-
y, Michigan on June 8, 1863.
PRESENT
Hon. Victor J. Baum
Circuit Judge
On the 6th day of June, 1868,
IN action of Divorce was filed by
,arlos Virgil. Plaintiff against Bar
,ara Virgil, Defendant, In this Court.
1T Is HEREBY ORDERED, that the
BARBARA VIRGIL. who
'csidcs At Pcnsionc Csrrobbio, Via
aedici ;, Milsno, Italy, shall answer
,r take such other action a. may be
permitted by Law on, or before the
'th day of September, 1859, three
oonfhs froun the date Of this orsIer.
failure to comply with this Order
will result In judgement by de-
sult against Defendant for the re-
icf demanded In the Complaint filed
a this Court.
Hon. Victor J. Baum
CircCircuit Judge
TRUE COPY
'DCAR MBRANICAN. Clerk
by Clinton c. Carter. Deputy Clerk
-22-7-27
The Detroit tribune., 1963-07-20
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The Detroit tribune., 1963-07-20

DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1868
The Detroit tribune., 1963-07-20

STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN CHANCERY
LAURA w. WALKER,
Evening star., 1963-01-09

the least developed" he said
That means it's the hottest
prospect in the City. I expect
everything to break loose down
here"
He said the site of the Naval
Weapons Plant would house
$4,000 Federal employees when
the Navy is convinced its needs
aren't as great as the need for
office buildings" About 10000
persons work at the Federal
triangle.
The square mile and a half
Boiling Air Force Base field will
be another major office center,
he predicted.
The group voted to uphold
the right of District police and
firemen to live in Maryland or
Virginia. A regulation has been
proposed to have all police and
fire personnel live in the city.
About 20 members attended
the meeting at the branch Of
flee of the National Capital
Bank, 2701 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. S. E.
Evening star., 1963-01-09

cedence unbrdled revenge. Keir Dullea plays a
distressed but brilliant young lawyer who finds the prac
tice of the law full of emotional obstacles to justice
Through accidental encounter with youngSter who
wants to kill the he believes has murdered his dog
our lawyer comes to grips with the boy and himself
10 pmq WTOP-9.
The Eleventh HOur"Where Have You Been Lord Randall
My Son?" Good show for movie-orented amateur psy-
chiaristS who prefer the easily dscenbe stock
tories This about the overprotecting mother who
overwhelms her son with affection and destroys him
Scott Marlow and Beatrice Straight star 10 pm WRC-4
TOnightJohnny Carsons roster for tonight includes Caa
Alberghettt Glenda Leigh Don Cornell and Enrico
(Color) II 80 pm, WRC-4
Evening star., 1963-01-09
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1000, WMAL (0-Naked City.
Earl Johannis makes a
grandstand play to convince
his two teen-age sons that
he's a hero. Eddie Albert.
11:1O, WTTG (5-Hollywood's
Finest. Magic Town" IN
even comedy. James Stew
art, Jane Wyman (1940.
11:25, WTOP C9)-The Steve
Allen Show. Singers Dick
Haynes, jr. and Jennie
Smith are guests.
1855, WTOP C9)-The Late
Show. Spy Ship" A COL
umnist cracks a sabotage
ring with the aid of a
female. Craig Stevens, Irene
Manning d942).
Evening star., 1963-01-09
Check Seen
On Public
Housing

The District will slow down
on putting more public housing
in Southeast, a District plan,
ming official predicted d last
night.
Sydnor Hodges, of the Ma
tional Capital Park and Plan.
ming Commission, assured the
Southeast Businessmen's Asso-
citation that "the Commission
ers won't be approving much
more public housing in this
area"
The Southeast quadrant al
ready contains more than so
per cent of the city's public
housing. A large housing prof.
ect, however, was approved last
month for the blocks bounded
by Twelfth and Thirteenth, G
and I streets Sc.
Mr.. Hodges, assistant director
for comprehensive planning for
the NCPPC, also told the group
he expected tremendous busi-
ness development of the quad
rant in the near future.
"Of all the quadrants, this is
Evening star., 1963-01-09
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

$500, WAVA-FM (1O5.1 McJ-
Music Americana. Songs by
the Journeymen, the Phoe-
nix Singers, Erik Darling
and the Highwaymen.
500, WMAL-Felix Grant
Show. Featured Jazz artists
include James P. Johnson,
Barbara Dane and Shorty
Rogers.
9:O5. WASH-FM C97.1 Mc.)-
Victor Borge Music Theater
Mr.. Borge presents his view
of the life and loves of three
German composers, Bach
Brahms and Beethoven.
Evening star., 1963-01-09

CHS RepOrs-The War at the Top of the World" Todays
best show and the first comprehensive TV coerage Of the
worlds newest warhe conflagraton between India and
Red China. Reporter Bernard Kalk producer David
Lowe and their intrepid have captured
some telling footage of fleeing refugees from the high
Hmaayas which clearly document KakS words that "the
faces of the people told the story their
communiques" 7:30 pm. WTOP-9.
Beverly HlblesThe best moments in this those
with Jed and Cousin Pearl Back in Beverly Hills after
another strange air flight head man Jed takes his cousin
Pearl on an amusing tour of the fancy estate pmp
WTOP-9
Perry COmO-Peer Ustnov and his beard both the
show tonight and they're equally amusing Conducting the
company for rendition of Sweetheart of Sigma Chi"
is example of his talents and his operate solo
to my Beard" and his part in the Peter-Jane
Powell trio to "Is There Barber Worthy of Me?" well
as his photo Finish" bit lColor) pm. WRC-4.
Dick Van DykeA fair entry done with style about very
pretty girl singer who to Petres home town and
wants to break into show business Singer Joan OBrien
plays the Sugary vocalist who makes Morey Amster
dams eyes go bulging $3.50 pma WTOP-9
U. S. Steel HOur"The Young Avengers" good try at
difficult subect-teaching boy that truth takes pre-
Evening star., 1963-01-09
TV KEY PREVIEWS

TontghtS top ShotUS as preUewed By TV Keys staff,
Who attend rehearSaS iOdtch screenings and anGyse
scripts In NeW York. Hollywood and elsewhere Their
opinions are offered guide to vetUers.
Evening star., 1963-02-01
EVE OTHERS J0INFoLD
= Alvarez Signed Contract
!. Eases SeIkirk's Worries
By MERRELL WHITTLESEY
~ Star Staff Writer

Somebody gave George Sell
kirk jolt the other day by
telling the Senator's general
manager that Rogelio Alvarez
might have trouble getting out
Of Cuba.
Selkirk did not anticipate any
difficulty, but still was relieved
to receive his first baSeman's
signed contract yesterday. AL
varez plans to be in Pompano
Beach for the February % re-
porting date, although he may
have to reach the United States
with the Cuban quota to Mexi-
CO. This has been done numer-
Gus times in the past.
,hArt Quirk, the pitcher OBJ
tanned from Baltimore, and Bob
Baird. the rookie southpaw who
pitched impressively against the
White Sox in September, also
returned signed contracts in
the second mail yesterday
Earlier, Selkirk received ac-
ceptances from Carl Middle
doff of Bethesda and two play
ers obtained in the $4,000 draft
Bob Decker and Herman Rath-
man.
The Senators now have II
under contract.
OF the trades and purchases
made by Selkirk, the swap OF
Harry Bright for Alvarez is the
only one that has caused any
Evening star., 1963-02-01

Bright's power. Harry hit II
home runs.
Alvarez. who has a passion
for fancy hats, batted .3l8 in
1872 games for San Diego, in
cluding l8 home runs and 73
runs batted in. In IA late-sea-
son games with the Reds, he
had six singles in % times at
bat. He holds the record for
the longest home run ever hit
in Havana.
Manager Don Heffner Of San
Diego greatly reduced Alvarez
strikeoutS last year.
Quirk is a 24-year-old right
handler who had a % record
with the Orioles before he wal
optioned to Rochester in late
May. He was 7-6 with the Red
Wings.
Selklrk believes Quirk, who
was traded to the Senators
along with Barry Shetrone and
Marv Breeding for Bob john
son and Pete Burnside, can
make a serious bid for a start
ing job.
Baird. a shy, handsome, g.
foot-4 Tennessean, pitched in
three games for the Senators
in September and lost the only
decision charged to him. He
was 0-3 with Raleigh. and 1873
with Pensacola.
Middledorf, who will be 20
years old March Is, suffered a
leg injury in the Florida In
Structional League, but expects
to be sound by reporting date
for batterymen February 20.
Carl, a southpaw, was in IL
games with Raleigh last year
and had a l-2 record before
being sent to Pensacola, where
he won 7 and lost S.
Rathman, who was the prop
Ierty Of the Orioles. was drafted
off the Rochester roster. The
20-year old outfielder, 6-3 and
I2l5 pounds, was in so games
with Aberdeen in the Northern
League last year and hit .244
with SO runs batted in.
Decker. who was 81 last
month, is a righthanded pitch
er who had a 90 record with
Miami. He also is a big young
ster, 6-3 and 210. He comes
from Rockaway, N. J.
Evening star., 1963-02-01
Comes Today

Central al Fairmont HelEhts. l:t6
Brooks al DOUGLASS CMdJ, 2.
Bel Alton AZ Laekey, z.
Columbian Prep At woodward. $40
ST.. AlbAns 81 Landsn, $3.50.
splnGATn at Ballou, $3.50
Phelps vs.. Chamberlain at spinEArn
Mckinley Tech at Eastern. $3.50.
Coolidge s. Wilson 81 Roosevelt
CsrdOua vs.. BELL at Mckinley Tech
Douglas (vaD at waIker-Orant. I
QuanticO Al Capitol PaGes, 7.
Hoffman Boston At Carver, 7.
RappahAnnOck at WarTenton. Z.
Carver al P0monkey, 1880.
Jennie Dean AZ Johnson Williams
lee al Stuart. y.
OsbOurn at GrOveton, y.
Annandals al Mount Vernon, =.
Hammond At w-L. =.
Mclean Al CIV, 4.
Wakefield at Fails Church, 4.
Iairlax al forktaun. \.
NoIthwood AZ Richard Mehgom'
Sherwood At whilmen. =.
High Point a. DuNal, y.
PrtOTY Al GleneIa, -
Loudoun VALLEY W.. Marshall At Me-
Luther Jack,en ~ FaIhef-Ofas' ~
GeerGe Mason al Warren County, \
Ryken Al Calvert County, n.
CWNnn Park At La Plata, \.
stafford At Culpeperi n.
Garfield al James Monroe, n.
huitland 81 OHon Hill, H.l5.
IOnhaGa W. DsMAthA Al Carroll
Mackin w. Carroll At DeMatha. ss30
So Johns at O'Csnneli, $50,
surrattsvllle al BIadensburE, $50.
~. Anth0ny's al ~. stephens, H:30
Evening star., 1963-02-01
SurrottsviIIe, Blades New RivoI,
Tests Mustangs in Banner Game

DeMatha has a chance to tie
st. Johns for the first-half
title in the Catholic League to-
night II 1t defeats last-place
Gonzaga at Carroll.
st. Johns has completed its
first-round and opens the Sec
ond at O'Connell. while Mackin
and Carroll clash at DeMatha,
completing a full slate in that
league.
Evening star., 1963-02-01
Hoyas Rusty
In Setback
AT Niagara

NIAGARA, N. Y, Feb. l
(SpeciaD. - Crippled George
town moved on to Syracuse to-
day hoping some of the rust
which accumulated during the
mid-term examination break
was scraped off during an 30
rs loss to undefeated Niagara
last night.
The Hoyes also were hoping
that John Prendergast is their
last victim of injuries as they
attempt to get over the 500
mark again at the expense of
the Orangemen tomorrow
night. The Hoyas have an 8-8
record.
Prendergast, one Of three
sophomores who broke into the
starting lineup for Georgetown,
turned his ankle during the
final practice session before the
Hoyas came here Wednesday.
When it appeared that he
would be Of little service to the
team. a call was made back to
the school and Joe Franz, who
was left behind nursing an
ankle injury, flew here yester-
day afternoon.
But it was the general COL
lapse of teamwork that spelled
an end to Georgetown's six
game winning streak as Nj
agara, one Of the top-ranked
teams in the Nation, rolled to
its 10th victory Of the season.
Its unbeaten string extends I6
games now, counting last sea-
son. Georgetown was the last
team to defeat the Purple
Eagles, winning a 96-91 verdict
in Washington last winter.
Niagara used control of the
blackboard as its trump card
last night. grabbing SO re-
bounds against 40 for George
town. Six-foot-5 Joe Maddrey
shared % rebounds and Ga
Ken Glenn took l8.
Only Jim Barry, the 6-foot-6
Georgetown scoring machine,
was able to do much rebound
ing for the Hoyas. Barry got
nine, but his biggest contribu-
ton was in the scoring column.
The lean sophomore scored
81 points as Niagara shuf-
fled a succession Of defenders
against him without much re-
suit. He wasn't able to get in
close for his driving layups,
but stayed outside and harassed
the hosts with his deadly Jump
shots.
Jim Christy, who was second
high for the game with %,
hit on 10 of II field goal at
tempts and remained among
the national leaders in foul
shot accuracy by making good
on both of his attempts.
Evening star., 1963-02-01

DuVal, the Hornets may have
turned the corner Tuesday with
double overtime victory over
Oxon Hill.
Pickett Has Flu
Pickett won't play against
Bladensburg," Vaughn said the
other day. Hes caught the flu
now" Surrattsville won the
first meeting between the two
teams, 49-43, on its home court.
Richard Montgomery, with
four straight victories. will be
out TO knock Northwood from
the top spot in Montgomery
County's AA League. The
Rockets have beaten Wheaton
and Walter johnson in their
last two league matches and
will have the advantage Of
their home court.
In Virginia Washington-Lee
goes after its 9th consecutive
victory against the last team TO
beat it - Hammond - on the
Admirals' court. Hammond
whipped the Generals. 44-4l,
January 26 Of last year.
Richard Montgomery still has
a problem even II 1t beats
Northwood tonight. The Rock
cts have to face the other
Montgomery County leader.
Bethesda Chevy Chase, tomor-
row night at B-CC. Blair is at
Walter johnson and Wheaton
entertains Northwood to COM
plete a full league schedule to-
morrow night.
Evening star., 1963-02-01

along and, theoretically. add
consistency to the performance,
This is something" Butler
says fatty, that will help a
fellow gain height faster and
help him go higher"
BY now 1t should be apparent
that in pole vaulting nobody
knows yet how high is up. The
vista is still opening and the
scientists are still probing.
The first fiberglass pole came
on the scene about nine years
ago. 1t didn't have the whip to
1t that 1t has now. About three
or four years ago they got the
flexibility. Then some engineer
figured out that II the threads
ran lengthwise. 1t would add
the necessary strength.
THE old vaulters used To
have bulging biceps ana power
ful shoulders" Butler recalls
Now some Of them are ever
kind Of skinny. Speed. moi
power. is the important thing
You run. hold on. double ur
and whip. It's still tough,
but it's almost a different sport
Before too long somebody
is going TO do II feet. Why
we've got two SophomoreS al
Maryland now, one OF whom /.
almost sure TO hit Is feet before
the year Is out. And we've got
a freshman who is knocking or
IA feet. That was unheard OF q
few years back"
-
THE only problem" Butlei
says. lis that sooner or latei
somebody somewhere Is likel,
10 get hurt. Itll give you ar
ulcer watching some OF tn,
young kids. They'll miss tn,
proper plant. swing out anc
bang into a wall or something
There was an incident In tn,
National indoor championship
in New York last year. Tn,
vaulter thundered down tn,
runway, planted his pole anC
took off. The officials. garbec
in their tuxedoes, looked up al
the crossbar. waiting expect
antly.
The vaulter came down, al
right. on the wooden track
feet first. Behind the snakenec
officials.
Despite the record rash. Il
still takes skill and only a few
have It.. But someday one oi
those yaulters may not com,
down. With that gassed-uI
pole or something, he may JUS
keep rising.
Evening star., 1963-02-01
Buck and Terry Stur
As Susscer Scores

Frederick Sasscer relies on
Jim Buck for consistency. but
in short spurts Tom Terry is
the big man. Buck scored II
points as Frederick Sasscer de-
feated Charlotte Hall. 56-55. at
SasScer last night. but Terry.
with is for the game. got 10
OF the winners last is points.
Mike Schweibush was high
for Charlotte Hall with II.
Evening star., 1963-02-01
Springbrook Romps
In Einstein Come

Springbrook scored eight
straight points after Einstein
went ahead. 40, at the OPEN
ing tap-off. then gradually ex-
tended its lead and took q
64-36 decision at Springbrook
last night.
Bill Jones was high for
Springbrook with IA points,
but Bob Hopkins OF Einstein
was high for the game with is.
Evening star., 1963-02-01
BY STEVE HERSHEY
Star staff Writer

AL Kyber, coach of Bladens-
burg High School. has had
things pretty much his own
way since Prince Georges
County organized its own bas-
ketball league four years ago.
But this season he has run into
an unexpected problem - Sur
rattsville.
I'VE never had to worry
about Surrattsville before" KY
ber says. They always we're on
the other side Of the fence"
Surrattsville, because of its
increased enrolment, has ad-
vanced from Glass A to AA 1000
or more students) and sud
denly, after many years OF
peaceful co-existence, has be-
come Bladensburg's chief rival
for the championship.
The Hornets play at Bladens-
burg at $3.50 tonight in the top
Maryland game this week end
The host team has won seven
Of its last eight and will be
trying to eliminate one Of the
biggest hurdles. on the way To
| its third title IA four years.
Won First Nine Games
Surrattsville has a 6-2 rec
ord against AA schools, while
Bladensburg is I'll and High
Point 5-l. The team with the
best mark will represent the
county in the State tournament
at Maryland's Cole Field House
/ in March.
.Surrattsville took to its new
environment with great Tgor
winning It's first nine games
Then an accident happened
Phil Pickett. the teams leadinl
scorer, collapsed and fell of
the stage while having his pic
ture taken. Neither he nor the
team has been the same since
THE boys lost their conf
dence when they lost 10 High
Point without Pickett" Coach
Bob Vaughn says. II think
they felt they couldn't wiz
without him. After all he wa'
averaging Is points a game anc
the next player TO him was
Ron Morgan with about nine.
After dropping a shocker II
Evening star., 1963-02-01
Montgomery JC
Romps Against
Prince Georges

Montgomery Junior College
boosted It's scoring average 10
SO points per game with a
l04 = 65 victory over Prince
Georges Community College In
"A Tri-State League game at
Montgomery last night
George Schaffner scored 20
points and Ron Andre 10 TO
lead the MONTGOMERY attack as
the winners improved their
league record TO 81. Prince
Georges has an LIS league leg.
Evening star., 1963-02-01

unfavorable reaction among the
Senator'S fans. They don't have
anything against Alvarez, they
Just don't know much about
him. And they liked Bright's
bat.
However. Selkirk claims the
Senators picked up nine years,
gained heavily in the fielding
department, and have acquired
a fellow who can match
Evening star., 1963-02-01
Hood, Luttimore
Click for Dunbar

Dick Hood scored IL Of hts
10 points in the first half and
Clarence baltimore got 8 Of his
is after intermission to team
up nicely as Dunbar High
School defeated Western. 66-63,
in an Interhigh League basket
ball game at Mckinley.
Dunbar's 60 league record
placed 1t a half-game on top
in the West Division standings.
Western dipped to Us in the
| lea04ie
Evening star., 1963-02-01


The moral from Walter John
son High Schools 62-56 upset
OF Bethesda Chevy Chase last
night could be: Don't pressure
the Spartans' backcourt men
unless you have big lead.
B-CC, playing at home. had
only a l-point advantage with
about a minute and a half left
and decided to turn on a press.
1t backfired as Walter johnson
pulled out to victory and Its
largest lead at the end. with
Guards Joe Fairbanks and John
Beebe doing the most damage
with 20 points each.
Beebe scored l3 In the first
half and Fairbanks IA In the
second. including eight for nine
on the foul line. The Spartans
made foul shots pay off with
% in "a tries, compared to
B-CC's IA for 25. Both teams
nAN,at,attkaI 10 t.a~.a,..I fz.,t.
Evening star., 1963-02-01
Blair Five Wins
Over Wheaton

Blair High School outscored
Wheaton. 1877. in the third
quarter Of their Montgomery
County League game yesterday
and won a 65-49 decision at
Blair. Ned Blackwell scored 19
points for Blair, but Curtis
Norland led all scorers with %
| for Wheaton.
Evening star., 1963-02-01
Absher Gets IT,
But Bulls Loses

Dick Absher, Bulls Prep's
chief offensive threat, was held
10 27 points last night, the low
west total OF his last five games
and the Richmond Freshmen
scored a 70-67 victory In the
Silver Spring Armory.
Absher. with an average OF
"a points per game, now has
scored l72 In his last five. but
Bulls can't capitalize on II.
The loss 10 the Richmond Frosh
was It's seventh againse three
victories.
Evening star., 1963-02-01
Guithersbure Wins
AS Sylvester Sturs

With Bob Sylvester pumping
in is points In each half
GaitherSburg High School took
command in the second quarter
and scored a 55-47 victory last
niphi nj paarv
Evening star., 1963-02-01
High School
Basketball
Results Yesterday

Dunbar, 66l Western. 81.
Frederick Sasseer, EBi Charlotte
Hall, IS.
GaithersbuTR. bbi PeaTy, ~.
MONTGOMERY Blair. Is; Wheaton, 10
SprinEbrOok. 6fi Einstein, 30.
walter Johnson, G2g B-CC, 90.
Evening star., 1963-02-01

Halftime: Niagara, 44-3a.
Personal fouls-Georgetown: Barry
;, Prendergast 5. Devnn A. Christy 2.
Lopata ,, Hodgman 2, Franz. O'Don-
nell, Craddock 3. Niagara: Glenn 4
Oconnell I. Maddrey. KuryAk. Ken
nedy 8, White. Brennan 1. Goraki
Free Throws Missed - Oeorgetown:
Barry /, Franz 2. Craddock !. MotttT
/.
Attendance $500.
Evening star., 1963-02-01
Comes Tomorrow

GeorGetown Prep al ~. James, a.3O
O0nnAGA al Episcopal. l.'iO.
MarTentsn at LoHdeun County, asa
WAlksr.GTant Al Douglass wa, !
Iennis Dean az Hsfman .Boston, I $50
sherwood al Elnsteln, 1880.
Bf0veton AZ Lee r.
stuart At Annandaie. n.
Wei at OsbouTn, n,
Mount Vernon al Mclean, r.
falls Chufshsat Hammond. 4.
CIV 81 falrfAh. n
Madison al Wakefield, =
Richard Montgomery 81 B.CC, a.
Blair 81 Walter Johnson, r.
whitman a. GaithsfsbuTI, 4.
hofthNeod 81 Nheaton, =.
hprlnGbroOk ~ Peafy, \.
AlAuoFd a. Edison, y
Woodson ". Marshall 81 stuaft, 4.
GeofGs Mason al LSudoun VALLEY, =
Evening star., 1963-02-01
SPORTS SPOTLIGHT
Tracks NewIdeu-
Zip to the Whip
By STEVE GUBAcK

The the records falling there to believe
that the first to reach the will get there the whip
end Of bergass pole Even 1t doesn't happen tonight in
the Mrose games night in the INQUIRER meet it