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MONTGOMERY COUNTY PROJECT
Ne. 1906 FEDERAL AID PROJECT
k ~; p9sc coMSdtss2loNn coNFfREAAcc4E
No. Mol 1915. = NOTICE Tc
ROAD CONTRACTORS Advertise.
ment) Sealed proposals will bt
received until II AN. (EDTl on
Wednesday. July 81, 1868. al
Room 8O5 County Office Building
Rockville, Maryland, at which timt
they win be publicly opened anc
read, for the reconstruction o.
Rollins Avenue and relocating Hal.
pine Road between Rockville Pix
and Viers Mil Road. Major itemi
included will be clearing and grub
bling, grading, flexible paving
dralnage and bridge over B&c
Railroad. Plans. specification
and other contract documents mag
be obtained at Room sos. Counts
Office Building. Rockville, Mary.
land. upon presentation Of Official
County Receipt for Ten Dollar
$50. No refunds win be made
Only contractors formally pre-.
qualified with the County will b
eligible 20 submit proposals., Thil
work q DESIGNATED as sRc Range
VI AuU SUCCESSFUL uluuNI VIII
be required TO be bonded TO Mont.
gomery County, Maryland. 10 the
sum Of one Hundred Per Cent
10000 Of the amount OF hi
proposal. Each proposal must b.
accompanied By a Proposal Guar.
anty as prescribed IN the Propose
Form. The BID bond or certified
check OF the bidder TO whom the
contract Is awarded shall be for.
feited In case the contract ano
bond are not executed within ter
days after receiving contract fol-
execution. All work shall be per.
formed under this contract In &C.
cordanee with Specification Of
Maryland State Roads Commits.
sion and Special Provisions which
win be made a part Of the con-
tract. The county reserves the
right 10 reject any or all pro.
posals and TO waive technicailties
% may be deemed in the best
interest Of Montgomery County
No award will be made without
concurrence BY Mayor and Council
Of City Of Rockville and BY Mary
land State Road Commission. J. D.
KORDELLA, Director OF Public
Works for MONTGOMERY County,
Maryland. le3O-ty7,lA
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TORS, DEALERS. DOM
MISS THIS SALE!
EVERYTHING SOLD
WITHOUT RESERVE.
Auc66E@2NMEE klR HE EzRS 6 NoAAXEpoI

OWNER: HENRY COHEN
MENTs ron REMOVAL IN THE
RTATE ROADS COMMISSION OF
HELD ON THE PREMISES ON
JULY 10. 1858, - A one-story
Irsme p1nsalew and two-eaE frame
Ee .nss,, on ne former James ys,I =.
icestsd one ptRSR cct .ass ep 81 J gCocs
Baltimore boulevard, College Park.
IN Prince oeorEes County, Mary.
land, ct 300 p. M. TERMS OF
SALE: Cash In the amount OF the
bid viii be required OF the sue
fsssful bidder ~ the time Of auc-
tions a cashier's OF certified check
b II rs Asaolpt az 81 rWo 4 ~
70 &c STATE Roads commissionn~ ior
each Of the aboye-llgted items. will
Be required al the time 81 auction
as a guafantee that the purchaser
viii completely remove ths I'M
debris contained therein (lnclud-
Ing connection walls doEp 70 the
msn oo M p brew pfsvsn " poshn,n eas c
or before midnighl, Saturday, Au-
gust 10. 1868. FURTHER: Mini
mum wage ratea In accordance
with the Davis-Bacon Act shall
apply 70 any .York performed IN
connection With the removal OF
these improvements and evidence
81 eSgmpIIlsnes hesswitn mslsE es
District Engineef In Laurel, Nary
land, In the form OF 4 payroll In
cident TO the removal Of said inn
proyementA. For additional infor-
nation call the State Roads Com
mission office IN laurel. Mary
land, telephone 770-70l0,
ANTIQUE AUCTION sat. July 20,
1893 AZ 10 am. on Route III
AZ qNYDER'e BUCK LOpoE
FARMS. " mi. weet Of Rockville.
60. Ma. Art n siass. 'S Carnival nl0n Az
pattern alass, china. brass. bottles,
lamps. miscellaneous items, "A, 8.
dssIs. shs srss;; y Z ssMYpE
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PROPOSALS
lcoNIINuEpl

BOAT FOR SALE BY Maryland Port
Authority--Steel tug, 800 h.p..
steam reciprocating length S4.5'x
1873 beam, draft 6.b,. Certificated
by U, 8. Coast Guard to carry 30
passengers on rivers, Good condo
ton. May be dieselized. Sale to
highest bidder. Bids accepted to
Al am August -. 1903, open t9r
0 am. to 4 pm. Monday through
Friday, or BY appointment. Adj
dress bids or inquiries to Maryland
Port Authority, Pier 2. Pratt st.,
Baltimore, Md. 212O2.
Jy12,13,14
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA RE-
DEVELOPMENT LAND AGENCY.
01N 18th Street, NV, Washing
ton 0, D. C.--INVITATlON FOR
SEALED BIDS. for Demolition and
Removal Of improvements -
SEALED BIDS will be received in
tripllcate by the District Of Column
bia Redevelopment Land Agency.
9th floor, 919 18th Street, NV,
WASHINGTON ., 2. G., until 200
1868, for demolition work on parts
OF lots "a and so In Square $50,
within the Southwest Urban Re-
newal Project Area G. and the con-
struction Of end walls on struc-
lures remaining on those lots af-
ter completion Of the demolition
work, as set out on the Drawings
within the Project Area in accord
ance with the Contract Form.
Specifications and General Condi-
tons and Detailed Speeificat lions.
Bidders are required TO familiarize
themselves with Improvements on
Gated within the Project Areas and
become acquainted with the scope
OF work set forth in the contract
documents prior to submittal Of
q Bid. No portion of the work may
be subcontracted without the APP
proyal by the Agency Of the pro-
posed subcOntract0r's qualifica-
lions to perform the work Ia a
capable. and responsible manner.
No contract documents will be is
sued to bidders within two days Of
the date set for opening of bids.
Upon written request to the Agen-
cy, attention Mrs. Varnado, one
set Of contract documents will be
supplied without charge to inter-
ested bidders. PHIL A. DOYLE,
Executive Director.
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Of
Montgomery County viii receive
sealed bids for furnishing the
below listed items until the date
and time shown. The bids will be
publicly opened in the office OF
the Director Of Procurement al
the Board Of Education, $50 N.
Washington st. Rockville, Mary
land. Specifications may be OBJ
tanned at the office Of the Director
Of procurement.
Bid No. 4763. Electrical and gen
eral shop equipment, new school.
July 20, 1858 until 800 pm,
Bid No. 1868. Industrial arts body
shop equipment; July "a. 1853
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS, - WATER
AND SEWER LINE EXTENSIONS
for TOWN OF VIENNA. VIRGINIA
(Adahi Road Area) Sealed pro-
posals will be received by the
Town Of Vienna, Virginia, ct the
Town office, 127 Center Street,
South, Vienna, Virginia, until
300 Pm. O'Clock, Eastern Day
light Saying Time. on the 31st
day Of July, 1893, for Contract
No. BOO5-Sn and 8" Water
1900 Z. p. Of S-inch water line
Line Extensions approximately
and 1,700 If. Of 6-inch. water
line are to be constructed. inciud-
inc value and fire hydrants) and
for Contract No. 6006, Sewer Line
Extensions approximately 5000
If. Of S-inch concrete pipe sewer
line including manholes. and 700
L.F. Of 6-inch concrete pipe house
All propossis shah Be publicly
opened and read al 2 O'clock PM.
Eastern Daylight Saving Time. July
81, 1868, IN the Town Office.
Vienna, Virginia. Copies Of bid
other contract documents, as pre-
pared By Michael Baker, jr, Con-
suiting Engineers, are on file and
open 10 public inspection at the
office Of Michael Baker, jr1 115
Shields Street, Rochester, Penn
sylVania. and also at the office
Of the Director Of Public Works.
Town Office Building, Vienna, Vir-
ginia. Sets Of such documents may
Be obtained from the office Of the
Engineers or the Town Director
OF Public Works upon deposit OF
Ten Dollars $4,000 for each set
OF Contract No. COOS and $1,000
for each set Of Contract No. 6006.
ANY bidder upon returning such
set In good condition within fif-
teen (1b) days after the opening
Of bids will be refunded his pay
ment. Any non-bidder or manu-
facturer's representative upon re-
turning sueh set In good eondi-
ton within fifteen (l6) days after
BID opening. will be refunded
$780, For documents not re-
TUNED within the stated time,
the entire amount viii be forfeited.
The Town Of Vienna virginia. re-
serves the right to waive infor-
AL bids. Each bidder must de-
amount I Of At least five (5i per
rent OF the bid amount In the
form Of . Bid Bond or Certified
Check made payable TO the Town
Of Vienna, virginia. No bidder
may withdraw his bid within
forty-five (45) days after the
actual opening thereof. Bids shah
be addressed to Mayor and coui-
ell, Town Of Vienna, p. o. Box
l21 Vienna, virginia. and marked
Sealed Bid" on the envelope.
TOWN OF VIENNA, VIRGINIA.
By order Of the Council. IRENE
c. cRTpER, Town Clerk. Dated
July 8, 1868.
iy14,21
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PERSONAL
(coNTINUEpl

NURSERY OPENINGS, Biblewav
Day Nursery, children go, trained
supervision. rest period. nutritious
food, am. $3.50 pm. Monday
th DsI1' la FT d5dd6sSS5se ss-77io' After
OIL PAINTINGS from Europe IN
Beautiful Barbizon frames, ready
to hang. 7b% off. wide choice Of
subjects, all different, all origi-
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or Central Charge or rent, $3.50
TO 5000 per mo. INTERNTION-
Al IMPORTS LIMITED. End floor,
1887 = st. NV, 10 am. to B
pm, Monday through Friday. cali
ST. 3-S552.
RETIRED MIDDLE-AGE 7th-Day
Adventist lady desires sitting with
night. LU. 1-0025.
RESUMES, Form 67s, prepared By
professional. Special half rates for
recent grads. 93l-37S2 or 347-
ROOM AND BOARD In pvt. home
for elderly lady. Tray service and
light nursing care. 66S-6420.
sLIPCOVERS, drapes. upholstering.
Reasonably priced. Discount fab
RIGS. ST. 3-4621 or 262-0l72.
SWIMMING LESSONS, Springfield-
Annandale area. starts July To-
20, qualified WMCA instructor,
children ell ages, call 2b0-0244.
TAILORING BY EXPERTS
Convert your double breasted suits
70 modern. single-breasted styles
Price SIS. Also, your outmoded
single-breasted suits, with wide Ia
pels and collars, converted 10 up
TO date models. Price S12.60,
Ladies' and men alterations.
Rothenherg Tailoring Service
1927 18th st. NV. 667-3032
TUTORING, elem, h.s., college
Subs. and remed. or speed reading.
Exper. tchrs, We come to you.
d. c.. Md, Va, ia. 2-1SSe.
TIPPING at home, exper. legal
secy., briefs, theses, corresp., IBM
cleo, chg. BY page. 634-1303.
TYPINO-Thesis, MS, term papers,
ETC., by exper. male secretary
Phone 337-7S91.
UNIQUE PERsONALIZED introduce
tory service for unmarried adults,
all religions, RE. 7-3504. Monday
through Friday. LEI pm.
VACANCY--Large front room. pri.
Vate telephone. three meals. 1925
mo. Smaller room $1O0. 10. g.
OkOfs
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ATTENTION


AasNA-AAAANAA
National headquarters in Washing
ton now forming sales organiza
ton to distribute the greates
value in encyclopedia history
Sells on sight. Excellent premiums
Highest commissions paid week.,
20 statesmen and managers. nj
FOLLOWERS or charge backs. Ex
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other large east coast cities.
Urgently need men Of manageria
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For personal interview, phont
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5000, Monday or Tuesday, o
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sALE--Repossessed 1909 Chrysler
g" Newport 4.dr.. sedan, Serial
Tnsesivsd by july 20 ,ie6S, A. 400
be inspected. iy12,13,i4
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sALE--Repoasessed 1903 Valiant
y..2Q0 4-dQor sedan, serial No.
1899 ibt2b2, 20 highest bid re-
ceived By July 20. 1868 at 400
Georgia ave. NV, WASHINGTON II.
p. 90 where the car may be
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vOLKswA0EN 'bs 2-door. Serial
number 1s0t9e1. WIN be sold for
iiESpGrg 'M6 5qITyR rs co.. 1851 ir6 e.
NAY b es s:. ave during business wnsrs ne Sa
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ADMINISTRATIVE

&ANAA&4NAlAag VCaOVO
You will be trained for q $4,000
position II you are Q citizen and
can obtain security clearance. Not
government, permanent position
with local fast-growing r and ID
firm, GRAEBNER'S, 211 Wood
ward Bldg. NV, Elk. 3-7977 or
1915 Georgia ave. JU. S-3144
lEmplG
ADMIN. TRAINEE, ex-service. h. s.
grad. finance exper. pref, S37b-
$500. Miss Bell, BOYD'S, 700
18th NV. MA. $3.50.
Aiming & Fuzing $4,000
Specialist ----------$25, 900
Manager ----------$25,O 900
Our client desires experience, ball
listie missiles specifically, inertial,
radar or proximity fuzing sys-
TENS, also would like customer
contact. Call for information. BOB
GRAY, ME, S-42S2, 500 18th st.
~. y. AollbA.k :
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HELP MEN
tcoNTIhuEDl

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year. Silver Spring area. Writ
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ADM. TRAINEE, deg, S4.sO0-S Sc, 400
pRAFTSMEN, mech, exper, -S4OG
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HOTEL INFO. CLERKS S6b-SSC
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LEEDS

EMPL. SERVICE ESQ P ST. NV,
ADMIN. ASST. Start 1000. Under
35. College grad, business major
3 yrs, office exp. RAD firm. DO
recruitment, personnel and gen.
admin. GRAEBNERS, 211 Wood
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$40 Georgia ave-. 10. S-3l44.
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NURSING HOME, kind care given
10 elderly persons, bed pat OF
quiet senile lady, lat floor. Yard
and screened porch. HU. $4,000.
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You VIII work doWntoWn, learn al
phases Of real estate. Should like
figures as you will be trained In
project analysis. etc. SEE BOB
GRAY, $40 17h st. NV. (Suite
200l. NE. e-4277 templl.
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NURSERY OPENINGS, BiblewaS
Day Nursery, children go. trained
supervision. rest period. nutritious
food, z am, $3.50 pm. Monday
thTouSh FF 4 a,ao ess-77lo. Aftsl
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HELP MEN
AUTO BODY SHOP

Experienced estimator who can
bring work to our high quality
new car dealer body and paint
shop. Salary and commission. Cd.
working cond., benefits, suburban
location. 1t will pay you 10 check
this career opportunity. NOM
ROE FORD CO.. Mr.. Bud Toomey.
~; 5s7SO0. Eve. and Sun, 10.
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REFH;1D MIDDLE-AGE 7th-Day
Adventist lady desires sitting with
elderly person or children, day or
nt0ht IN 1-00D6 ~
Evening star., 1963-01-16
CeItics Set
For 1st Area
Appearance

The world champion Boston
Celtics, who are making a run
away of the National Basket
ball Associations Eastern Divi-
sion race. will make the first
of two appearances in this area
tomorrow night.
The Celtics will play the
Chicago Zephyrs tomorrow
night at 8 pm. in Baltimore's
new Civic Center. On January
81 they'll play the Cincinnati
Royals at the University of
Maryland's Cole Field House in
a game sponsored by the M
Club.
The Baltimore date will be
the fifth game OF a seven-game
series in that city, featuring
a visit Of all the NBA teams.
1t will be the second time in
Baltimore for the Zephyrs. who
bowed earlier TO the Pistons,
and the first visit there for the
Celtics.
Boston already has beaten
the zephyrs four out of five
times this season. including a
1899 romp last Sunday. Walt
Bellamy, the leagues fourth
leading scorer with a 27.3 aver
age, is the top gun for the
Zephyrs while the Celtics fea-
ture a balanced attack led by
Sam Jones fl9.2) and Tom
Heinsohn tl8.O.
Evening star., 1963-01-16

the top 3-year-olds, and the
$100, 1000 John B. Campbell
Handicap on March %, closing
day.
SHORT SPRINTS - Hindu
Festival a former stakes win
ner, ended his career at Shen-
andoah Downs yesterday when
he broke the pastern bone in
his left foreleg during the
running of the third race. The
9-year-old gelding was hu-
namely destroyed. Back in 1853
the Irish bred won the Sussex
Turf Handicap at Delaware
Park. The twin-double pay
off hit $6,2l2 yesterday when
Court Costume, a $25.40 up
setter, took the eighth race.
Only three tickets named the
last two winners on the betting
quadruple. Although Shen-
andoah lost some of its Phila-
delphia patronage due to bu;
strike yesterday, a total of 1884
fans turned out for the fourth
program of the meeting. Bet
ting reached $3l2,635.
Evening star., 1963-01-16
PENETRATED RAJAHS TOUCHNESS
Hornsby Remembers
A Longtime Friend

SEATTLE, Jan. 16 (AP).-
The name of Rogers Hornsby
is enshrined forever in base
balls Hall of Fame and in the
heart of David Kosher.
Each has a plaque as a visual
reminder of the Rajah.
Few men penetrated the hard
outer core of Hornsby to be-
come a friend, but one who
did was Kosher, a cerebral
palsy victim who did not walk
until he reached the age of Is.
Sports writer's, encouraging
Kosher's interest in athletics,
introduced him to the Rajah
when Hornsby managed the
Pacific Coast League Seattle
Rainiers in 1851.
THE brusque Hornsby took
Kosher with him to the teams
spring training camp as a
clubhouse assistant. w h e n
Hornsby moved on the follow
ing year to manage the St
Louis Cardinals he again took
Kosher along.
Evening star., 1963-01-16

seem possible that Bowie al
ready has staged six winter
meetings. Perhaps it is because
there we're a couple of meet
ings that everyone would like
to forget.
Only two of Bowie's ventures
into the snow and ice days on
the calendar were completed
without a postponement. In
1857, 40 days were run off on
schedule. and in 1859, A pro-
grams went unscathed.
Next month marks the fifth
anniversary Of Bowie's best
remembered snowstorm. Horse
players who we're on the scene
still spin tales of their expert
ences in that blizzard, which
left 1000 fans stranded over
night.
/ Three years later, on Febru-
airy 2. 1861, there was the
wreck of the Bowie bound train
which took the lives of six
persons. The same day the
gran dstand betting annex
burned to the ground.
4 4
But BoWie's winter racing
despite some narrowing expert
ences, has been far from flop,
particularly in the profit col
umn. The 1857, SO and 80
meetings produced million-dol-
lar betting averages.
Weather, of course, will be
the dominating factor at
Bowie again this year. But
judging by the response OF
horsemen for the record-break-
ing $l,750,000 stakes and purse
program, this should be one Of
the tracks better years.
There are l3 stakes events on
the schedule. and in March
some Of the fancier stables will
be heading for Maryland. Dur
ing the last half Of the Bowie
meeting there are two $751;
events, the Miss Maryland on
March 2, and the Bowie Handi-
cap on March l3.
Then comes the Governors
Gold Cup March 16). increased
from $4,000 to $4,000 to lure
Evening star., 1963-01-16
sHoCKERs SHOCKED
Tulsa Counterattack Drops
Wichita in I'd Overtime

time period to drop the Shock
ers. 1888.
Moore connected for two foul
shots with two seconds left in
regulation time for a 67-67 tie
the first time Wichita had
pulled even since the opening
seconds. Tulsa built a four
point lead with so seconds left
in the first overtime before
Dave Stallworth and Moore
evened it again.
In overtime No. 2. King came
out fast and connected on two
layups, which gave Tulsa a
lead it never relinquished. King
finished with l8 points, while
Moore had Is. The high scor-
ers we're Bill Kusleika of Tulsa
with q. and Stallworth, with
rs.
1t was the Shockers' second
loss in the Missouri Valley Con-
ference, where everyone winds
up chasing Cincinnati, and two
losses just about toss out youi
title chances.
brakes Missouri Valley en-
try moved over to Ames, Iowa
for the completion of its annual
two-game series with Iowa
State, and lost, 69-65, keeping
intact a 17-year streak in
which neither team has beer
able to win both contests in
one season.
In Southern Conference &C
Evening star., 1963-01-16

Later, the Chicago Cubs, on
Hornsby's recommendation,
hired Kosher as a scout. One
player he signed for the Cubs
was Ron Santo, the teams
priced third baseman.
San Francisco's Giants later
hired Kosher away from the
Cubs. But last year the Giants
cut their scouting force and
Kosher was among those
Topped from the payroll.
The recent death of Hornsby,
added to the disappointment of
a job lost, left the usually jo-
vial Kosher grief-stricken and
almost inconsolable.
A bulky package came in the
mail to Kosher a week after
HornSby died. With it was a
letter from Mrs. Hornsby.
MY husband wanted you to
have this" the letter said.
The package contained the
personal plaque Hornsby was
given when he was elected to
the Hall of Fame.
Evening star., 1963-01-16

ton, Bob Harris and Roger
Bergey led William g. Mary to
an 8O-7l triumph over VMI,
and George Washington beat
Richmond, 8l-7l.
Bowling Green whipped Kent
State, 1911, and Miami of
Ohio defeated Ohio University,
56-47, in the Mid-American
Conference.
In other games, Duquesne
belted Toledo, 67-53; Buffalo
up-ended Syracuse, 1851, in
overtime; Idaho beat Washing
ton State, 1866; st. Joseph's,
Pa, subdued Delaware, 64-57,
and Cornell thumped Colgate,
84-65.
Wichita's Leonard Kelley and
Tulsas Gary Hevelone we're
elected after a fight with 21a
minutes left in regulation time,
1t was Wichita's fourth loss
the second in double overtime
against IL victories. Tulsa is
ga.
Iowa State went into a stall
against Drake after the Cy-
clones built a 69-61 lead with
six minutes remaining, and
maintained part of the bulge
the rest of the way as Marv
Straw sank eight foul shots
Straw finished with 20 points,
one less than teammate Winnie
Brewer. Mccoy McElmore had
% for the Bulldogs.
Evening star., 1963-01-16
GoIIoudet Keeps
Mat Streak Alive

Gallaudet's wrestlers, like
their basketball brethren, arc
leading the Mason-Dixon Con-
ference and part of the credit
goes to Freshman Lorin Clark.
Clark won his fifth straight
match last night as Gallauoet
whipped Hampden-Sydney, 19-
IA. The Bisons got the edge
by winning three of the four
lightest weight matches.
The summaries:
l23-Rlch Reigls tGl pinned Phil
Miller in 4:O7. i30-Jeff Reed CH-sI
defeated Frank Morris. 5-3. i37 -
LoTin Clark (G) defeated Bob Max
well. ,S-3. l47-Phil Aiello tGl de-
teated Tom cayce, -. l57-Tom
Kern tH-S pinned Jerry zenor ia
S:52. l67-Alonzo Whit (Gl pinned
Dan Nedwick in 4:57. I77-Jsck
Romm. lH-Sl defeated Granville Cur
rier, 4-3. 194-Ed Martin tG) de-
feated John Franklin, ~. Unlimited
--otis Bradley (H-s) defeated Bernie
Fairwood, Al.
Evening star., 1963-01-16
SNIFFER BY A NOSE
-Four Knockouts
Are Scored in
AII-Novy Boxing

-Four of the five All-Navy
boxing champions who de-
Tended their North Atlantic
regional titles last night at the
Bethesda Naval Medical Center
scored knockouts.
Heavyweight Richard Petit
grew, Welterweight Ralp h
Pelliccia, Light welterweight
Micky Jones and Lightweight
John Dixon all stopped their
rivals, while Featherweight o.
B. O'Bannon won by decision.
The winners will compete in
the North Atlantic Regional
finals at Newport, r. l., jan
uary 1926.
Last nights results:
Bantamweight-Mar MARITIME
Coast GuaroD stopped Vince Reulos
'AHLhA~A aNAANAALI IA oENgAAl AbulAs
Featherweight %. B. OBsnnon
tBethesdal outpointed Tony Elumba
(USS Lake Champlain).
Lightweight - John Dixon MAS
PaJIlXent stopped Harold Martin (USS
Lake Champlain) in first round.
Light- welterweight - M,cky Jones
tBetheSdal stopped Willie Best New
porD In first round
Welterweght-Ral Pelliccia (Be-
thesdal knocked out Ray Watson CUSS
Lake Champlainl in second round.
Light t-middleweight-Le Bond BE
thesdal stopped Don begley tUSS Lake
Chamnlainl in second round
Middleweight-Dick Nelson iUSS
Lake Champlain) stopped John Dou-
thitt tNAS-Lakehurstl in second round
Heavyweight - Richard PettigreW
tBethcsda) stopped Karen Richard
son tUSS Lake Champlainl in first
round.