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The Republican., 1963-09-26

The successful assault landings
demonstrated the combined efforts
of the Army and the Navy in sup
porting the amphibious motto:
United We Land.
Collect normally operates out of
Yokosuka, Japan.
81 s. 81
Army Pfc. Carl r. Calls, son
of Mr.. and Mrs Carl L. Calls,
Mountain Lake Park, and other
members Of the 59th Artillery. par
ticipated in Exercise Lion Vert, in
central Europe.
Lion Vert, a NATO command
post exercise, was designed to prac-
tice communications and staff pro-
cedureS among the allied forces
defending central Europe. The ten
day exercise, which ended Sept. 12,
included flight missions by the al
lied tactical air forces.
Calls, missile launcher crewman
The Republican., 1963-09-26
Aged Trio Ride First
Time in Airplane

An AGED trio, for their first plane
ride in more than 80 years, selected
Garrett county for their stopping
place, to visit relatives. 1t was also
their first sight of hills and crooked
roads and the entire weekend
turned out to be one of wonder
They we're John Bidder, aged 86;
Mrs. Bidder, aged 81, and Mrs
Jacob Form, 80, the latter an aunt
of Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin S Smith.
They came to the county airport
in a four-passcnger plane, pilotcd
by Richard Shreve, all of Portland,
Indiana arriving on Sunday. They
were met by Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
who spent the balance of the day
taking them on excursions to show
them the mountain scenery and the
highways, which they termed
pretty crooked
1t was the first time that two of
them had been more than 200 miles
from their home They told the
Smiths they had been thrilled with
the airplane ride, with the noun
tains and with the highways They
took off Monday evening for the
return journey.
The Republican., 1963-09-26
KITZMILLER

Mrs. Anna Harvey, Peerless. is a
patient in Garrett County Memori-
al hospital, Oakland. She under
went surgery, Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Nagle and
daughter Susie, Silver Spring. Wis
tied Mrs Earl Shank Saturday
evening.
Delbert Nichacls, Cresaptown.
and Charlie Spiker, Westernport,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Asbury Har-
vcy. who have been ill with the
flu.
Name Shank. Kitzmiller and Mrs
Eileen Shank. Hartmanville. and
Mrs Robert Wildcson, of Bloom
ington, visited Mrs. Pearl Mason
and Mr.. and Mrs Bruce Avcrcl,
Bunker Hill, W Va
Funeral services were held Tues
day for Freddie Wayne Harvey,
"a, of Hancock, who was killed Fri
day in a tractor accident at tho
Hepburn Orchards, near Hancock
Tho HarvCyS were we'll known in
this area. Services we're conducted
in the Grove Funeral home, Han
cock, with intCrmCnt in the Wal
nut Bottom cemetery.
Mrs. Ann Tinto. Oakland, visited
friends here on Tuesday
Mrs. Davis Boycc and family,
The Republican., 1963-09-26
In The Service

Thomas A. Bethel, boilerman fire
man, USN, son of Mr. and Clayton
c. Bethel of Star Route, Oakland,
is serving aboard the destroyer u
SIS Collett, which recently par
ticipated in joint ArmyNavy am
phibious landing exercises on the
beach of Pohang, Korea.
Dubbed "Bayonet Beach, the
amphibious assault operation in
volved the Nays Seventh Fleet
units and the Army's Seventh In
fantry Division. 1t started Aug %
when the attack transport USS
Henrico flagship of Commander
Joint Amphibious Task Force, be
gan loading assault troops at In
chon AT the same time five other
Navy ships took on supporting
equipment vehicles and supplies
needed for the landing.
AS a unit of Destroyer Division
90, Collett provided escort scrv-
ices cnroute to Pohang and support
fire during the exercise.
The Republican., 1963-09-26

John Eugene Tuttlc. 20 parents
CONSENT, barber and Dorothy
Irene Sines, 18, both near Fair
view, w. Va.
Licenses Recently Issued
Dennis Joe Stull. 81, steel worker,
and Deloris Mae Jeanette Gamble,
25, both MasontoWn, W. Va.
Paul Dwight StOttlemire, % la
borcr. Farminglon, w. Va, and
Barbara Ann Garrison, 81, Fair
mont. W. Va.
Stanley Edward Hixon, %, la
borcr. near Bruceton Mills, w.
Va, and Martha Ilene Hughes, 20,
near UniOntoWn. Pa
Richard James Stanger, IS, tpar-
ents consent bus boy, and Bar
bara Ann Snider 18, both Pitts
burgh, Pa.
James Lynn Cunningham. 23,
farmer, and Anna Marie Kendall,
2l, both near Wallace. w. Va.
Donald Martin Stevens, q, fac
tory worker, and Wilma Jean Ter
rant, IS, both near Oakland, Md.
William Lee Burdett, 21, stu
dent, RiVesvillc, w. Va, and Bar
bara Arlene Bautista, 20, Man
helm, w. Va.
Robert Allen Ducoli, 20, par
cnt's consent u. S. army. and
Cheryl Lee Massafra, IS, both
Monongahela, Pa.
Danny jerome Waybright, IS,
parents consent) laborer, Whit
mer, w. Va. and Betty Lou Har-
per, IS, Harman, w. Va.
Howard Lee Gamble, %, coal
miner, near MasontoWn, w. Va,
and Evelyn Marie Titehenell, IS,
near KingWood, W. Va.
John William Lehner, %, engi-
necr, near Nenctia, Pa, and Mary
Ann Luba, 20, Canonsburg. Pa.
Max Eugene Outright 80, me-
chanic. Clarksburg, W Va. and
Shirley Ann Julian, 18, Bristol, w.
Va.
Stanley Ross Myers, 81, student,
and Diana Lee Ball, 19, both Nor
gantoWn, w. Va.
Patrick Michael O'Brien, 26,
salesman, Connellsville, Pa, and
Shirley Ann Weekley, %, Fair
banks. Pa.
Dana Morgan Barrickman, 25,
laborer and Margorie Carol Daft
81, both Daley, W. Va.
Alvin ElWOod Danielson, Al,
pilot, Wheeling, w Va, and Ruth
Pearl Osburn, Al, Buckhannon, w.
Va.
Paul Andrew Smith, 55, sales
man, Lake Worth, Fla, and Eve
May Mazza, A. Fricndsvillc, Md.
George William Wilhelm, q,
carpenter, and PHYLLIS Ammo How
ell, IS, both kingWood, w Va
Richard Arthur ZclIer, 25, school
teacher, California, Pa, and Joan
Ann Owens, 25, Newell, Pa.
James Albert Vasko, %, mill
worker. and Neville Gertrude Van
Bremen, % both Belle Vernon, Pa.
The Republican., 1963-09-26

Fairmont, are visiting relatives in
the Short Run area
Russell Feitchner, who has been
i'll, is able to be out again.
Mrs. Grace Evans, Mrs. Name
Shank and Mrs. Harrison Hanlin
attended the Pythian Sisters con-
vention, at Gormania, on Septem-
Der Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gee Hartman, Elk
Garden. visited Mr. and Mrs. Ches-
ter Evans.
Mrs. Charles Jones returned
home from Potomac Valley hos
pital. where she had been a pa
ticnt for two weeks.
Frank Clark, Ridgeley, visited
his father, John Clark, Saturday.
Mrs. Helen Moon has returned
nome from Garrett County Me
mortal hospital, Oakland.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Stewart an
nounce the birth of a daughter in
Garrett County Memorial hospital,
Oakland
Revival services will be held in
the Methodist church at Short Run
beginning October 6 each evening
throughout the week at 7:30 p. m.
Mrs Louise Banning, Mrs Lucy
McClung, Mrs. Erwin Green were
in Cumberland on Wednesday.
Enrolment at Frostburg State
college reached 1910.
The Republican., 1963-09-26

borcr, and Sarah Viola Yommer,
49, both Salisbury, Pa
John Donald Curtis Manning,
%, mechanic, and Dcloris Jean
Schoolcraft, 19, both Canton, O.
John Thompson Coberly, 35,
farmer, and Juanita Boudman
Tctcr, 40, both Elkins, w Va.
Glenn Arthur TaWncy. 18 par
ent's consent, cook, and Barbara
Helen Kops. 10, both MasontoWn,
Pa.
Gerald Leroy Fikc, 10 parents
CONSENT, shipping clerk. and Gloria
Ann Preston, l8, both Kitzmillcr.
Homer Kenneth Reed AZ, B. and
O. railroad, near Moatsvillc. w.
Va, and Louise Belle Boyles, 21,
near Philippi, w Va.
Jerry Allen LiIler, 20 parents
CONSENT. telegrapher, and Marcia
Ann Warwick. 18, both Cleveland,
Daniel Clark Young, %. engi-
necr. Worthin9ton, Pa and Dianna
Lynn Pella, 19, Kittanning, Pa.
James Ernest Mancuso, 81 un-
employed, and Rhoda Margaret
Walls, Is, both Reedsvillc, W. Va.
Doyne Roth Runner, 81, consuuc-
ton worker, and Mary Jane Poe,
10. both Moatsvillc, W. Va
Emil Guy Grcathouse. p. fac
tory worker. and Marie Louise
Joseph, "a, both UniontoWn Pa.
Franklin Demo OrWig. 25, sid
inc mechanic. and Lynette Mar
garet Ayers, IS, both Pittsburgh,
"a.
Terry Wayne Tanner, Is par
ent's consent, Warrington, w. Va,
and Theresa Jane Mccoy, 18, Wal
lace, W. Va.
Adam Franklin Hevencr, 20 par
cnt's CONSENT, coal miner, Mount
erville. w. Va, and Mary Jo Cut
right. 10, Valley Head, W. Va.
John Perry Miller, "a, construc-
ton worker, Waynesburg, Pa, and
Mary Catherine Moon, 18, Mather,
Pa.
Theodore Delmas Bennett, %,
construction worker, Riverton, w.
Va, and Rose Mary Long, II par
ents CONSENT, Oncgo, w. Va.
Raymond Macarous Mckenzie,
40, steel worker, and Alice Mae
Ravenscroft "A, both Lorain, O.
The Republican., 1963-09-26
EVANSVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. William Brewer,
of Arlington Va. and Mr. and Mrs
Gilbert Grove, Baltimore, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Resh, over
the weekend.
Mrs. Mary Dewitt and Miss Mary
10 Garlitz, of Cumberland and
Miss Joanne burst visited Kath-
ryn Ryland on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Arthur Resh, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert Grove visited Emerson
Resh and children, of Elizabeth,
Pa. Mark, youngest son, returned
to spend some time with Groves
in Baltimore
The Republican., 1963-09-26

in Battery b, 9Th Missile Battalion
near Babcnhauscn, entered the
Army in February 1851 He com
pctcd basic training at Fort Knox,
KY, was last stationed at Fort
Bliss, Tex, and arrived overseas in
December. 1852.
The 21-year-old soldier is a 1860
graduate of Southern High school.
IS
Merle X. Turncy, l8, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Mere X Turncy. Sr, of
Friendsvillc, recently completed
basic training at the Naval Train
ing Center. Great Lakes, Ill.
The intensive ninc-Weck training
includes naval orientation, history
and organization; basic military law;
seamanship and shipboard routine;
ordnance and gunncry; damage con-
troll; entry duty and military drill;
physical fitness; swimming, first
aid and survival
The Republican., 1963-09-26
l See by the Dailies

About 50 skeletons were found
in attic of an abandoned church in
France. The place had been off
limits to German troops in World
War H.
Total employment in Maryland
increased by 4000 between mid
Ju,y and mid-August, to a record
1155100 it was reported officially.
Income from Maryland's major
tax sources for July and August
was running well ahead of last
year. Comptroller Goldstein an
nOunced.
The Republican., 1963-09-26

Gilbert Martin, a 40-year veteran
with the Morton Salt company, was
the speaker at the regular meeting
of the Oakland-Nt Lake Park Lions
club on Monday evening. The pro-
gram was presented by the Public
Relations department of the salt
company
The speaker entertained with
stories Later a film on the mining
and refinement Of salt was shown
The movie traces the historical
role of salt. filmed in color and
shows modern techniques for OBJ
tanning salt from the sea and the
earth and about its uses in indus
try. agriculture and the home. 1t
explains the task involved in max
ing it available for its various
needs. The film is called, white
Wonder of the World, and shows
the mining and processing of the
product.
The Republican., 1963-09-26
SO Marriage Permits
Granted Past Week

Fifty marriage licenses we're is
sued during the past week ending
Monday morning, September 23,
from the office Of Richard l.. Davis,
clerk of the Circuit court This
brought the total for September
thus far to 1872
Four of the licenses issued were
marked don't publish"
Robert Allen Gamble, % laborcr,
near MasontoWn, W. Va, and Bcu-
lah Mae Titchcncl, II parents
consent, near Kingwood, w. Va
Edward George Smith, 81, fac
tory worker, and Gloria Jean
RCddCman, IS, both Waterford,
Mich.
Harry Nolan Darby. %, laborcr,
near MorgantoWn, W. Va, and Car
oil Ann Kuykendall, l8, Lake Lynn,
Pa.
julius Nelson Bolyard, %, sales
clerk Crcllin, and Carol Ann Bitt-
niger. IS, near Accident
John James Murray, p. machin-
ist, and Jacqueline Mac Vickers,
20, both Finleyville, Pa.
William Gerald Kriebel, 25,
truck driver, and Deborah Rae
Cushey, l9, both Finleyville, Pa
Homer Fcrrell. G6, machnist,
and Claire Erdine Michael, 49, both
Clarksburg, W. Va
Romano Bruno Caveslio. q, yard
clerk, Brewster, O.. and Diane
Elizabeth Prete 81, Canton, o.
Jerry Oakley Graham II, retired,
and Catherine Lynn, SO, both Lake
Lynn, Pa.
Robert Franklin Pcrrine, %,
trucker, and Margaret Dian Streets,
IS, both Philippi, w. Va.
James David Metz, 20 parents
consent, coal miner, near Tunnel
ton, w. Va, and Phyllis Jean AL
bright, II parents CONSENT King
wood, w. Va.
Clyde ElWood Hines, 20 par
ent's CONSENT, truck driver, Dor
cas-, w. Va, and Eileen Mac Dolly,
16 parents CONSENT, Maysville,
W Va.
Dennis Allen Meyers. %, truck
driver, and Barbara Ellen Glot-
felty, 20, both Oakland.
James Leroy Cromwell, 36. truck
driver, and Pearl TslCr, Sc, both
West Leiscnring Pa.
William Dale Marsh. %, chcmi-
cal engineer, Elizabeth, n j., and
Charlotte Lee McCurdy, q, Grants
vile, Md
Carl Ray Walls. p, laborcr, Jcrc,
W Va, and Donna Kay Williams,
Is. MOrgantoWn. w. Va.
Charles Thomas Cross, p, saw
mill operator, Montrosc, w. Va,
and Barbara Catherine Barkley,
18, Parsons, w. Va.
John Gerald Lucas. %. crane
operator, Padcn City, w. Va, and
Linda Suzcttc Drake. q. Mounds
vile, w. Va.
Lonnie Russell Robinson. 25. la
bOrer, Cassity, w. Va. and Carole
Jean Lucas. l6 parents CONSENT,
Gormania, w. Va
Robert Eugene Hickey, 81, order
ly, Keyser, W. Va, and Patricia
Ann Hinkle. 18, Mt Lake Park.
Robert Francis Ewing. As, up
holsterer and Lola Madeline EW-
ing, both ST Petersburg Fla, for
mer husband and wife.
Bernard Ray Henson. %. laborcr,
Sissonville, W. Va, and Bernadette
Jane Glotfelty. 80, Charleston, w
Va
Wayman Boyd Stevenson, %, U.
S. Marines, and Bonnie Sue Phil
lips, II parents CONSENT, both
Mannheim. w Va
Earl Rubin Lambert, Sc, retired,
and Rosa ISABEL Sattcrfield, IS.
both near Grafton, w. Va.
Richard Dale Blosser, 35, utility
man, Brett, W Va, and Mary Lou
Groves, 28 Reedsville, w. Va
Thomas Footer Murrill, 10 par
ent's CONSENT, salesman, Balti-
more, and Charlotte Lee Raines,
IS, near Elkins, w. Va.
Nicola Pungitorc, "a, printer,
Clarion, Pa, and Judith Ann Nc
Cullough, 10, Newell, Pa.
David Edwin Fletcher, Jr., %. in
surance agent, and Jacquclyn Mae
Cupp, 26, both Elkins, w. Va.
Herbert Clifford Hoover, 40, la
The Republican., 1963-09-26

The Hvelier life is more popular than
ever today and so is Pepsi-COla.
Light, bracing Pepsi matches your mod
ern activities with sparkling clean
taste that's never too sweet. And
nothing drenches your thirst like
cold, inviting Pepsi So think young
say Pepsi, please
Bottled by Pepsi-Cola Bottling Com
nanv of Cumberland Under Appoint
ment From Pepsi-Cola Company, New
York, n. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-17
Three Trinity Stars Pace Net Play

RIVER FOREST, H.. July
II AP).-Trinity University is
becoming the Nations top pro-
Queer Of young tennis stars.
and apparently the key to
their success is relaxation.
Three members Of the San
Antonio (Tex.) schools team,
including Wimbledon Cham
pion Chuck Mckinley of st.
Louis, move into third-round
action Of the National Clay
Court tennis championships
today In q confident manner.
Mckinley, one Of eight play
ers who arrived q day late due
to previous tournaments in
Europe, faces rugged Jerry
| Moss Of Miami.
The other two Trinity stars
are Edward (Butch) Newman
and Cliff Buchholz. Newman
faces Ecuador's Eduardo zu-
leta, while Buchholz takes on
Tom Edlefsen Of Berkeley,
Calf.
Trinity Coach Clarence
| Mabry saws his PLAYERS have
been successful because Of luck
and confidence.
Riessen Bows
But the Trinity players fee!
that "a relaxed player" prob
ably has the best chance Of
surviving. Sure, you can make
mistakes" Buchholz said, but
| If you're always keyed up, you
might punish yourself too Sc
verely in case Of q long match. /"
While the Trinity trio carved
victories--two in one day for
Mckinley majority Of the
mems domestic seeds succumbed
to. the upset bug. The bug was
so active that only Mckinley,
Dennis Ralston Of Bakersfield,
Calf, and Arthur Ashe Of
UCLA. the lone Negro entrant,
are left.
Third-seeded Marty Riessen
Of Northwestern and Charles
Parasell were knocked out In
the first round. Both sixth
seeded Bill Lenoir Of Tucson,
Ariz.. and Larry Nagler, No.
z, squeezed by the first round.
Lenoir. who disposed Of
young Gary Rose Of Orinda,
Calf, 10-8. 6-l, could not
make 1t for his engagement
with South Africa's Lex Wood.
Lenoir chalked 1t up to "a poor
mental attitude" He said that
for . some reason he Just
wasn't up to It,"
CalifOrnians Win
Nagler got by Martin Schad
of Louisville, KY. Ga, e3,
but was eliminated by unranked
Tom Edelfsen Of Berkeley,
Calf, 6-3 SIS, 81.
In the women's ranks, top
seeded Darlene Hard Of Long
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-17
Area Rowers
To Try for
Tokyo Berths

Crews from Potomac Boat
Club and Georgetown Univer-
sity will compete In Philadel-
phia Saturday and Sunday In
the National Association of AM
ateur Oarsmen club champion
ship regatta.
From the winners will be
chosen o pair without
coxSwain, q four without cox
swain and q senior eight to
compete In Tokyo in October.
Potomac will compete In SEN
Tor Fights, intermediate Fights,
senior pairs without coxswain,
intermediate pairs without cox
swain, senior tours without
coxswain and in senior light
weight tours with coxswain.
The Georgetown crews,
coached by Don Cadle, but not
representing the university In
summer months, will be In SEN
Tor and intermediate Fights.
Potomac will double an d
triple up its entries in the
races to qualify for Tokyo. It's
senior eight will be composed
of Tony johnson. Jim Edmonds.
Russ Carmody, Frank Benson,
Chip Fawcett, Bert Thurber,
Jan Nieuwdorp. Stroke job n
jenkins and Coxswain Bill Su-
bin.
The first four named will
man Potomac's four Dared
shell. and johnson, an Army
private. and Edmonds also will
row in the paired-oars boat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-17

swept James Parker Of ST..
Louis, GA. Ga, and disposed
Of Norman Perry of Los An
geles, 81, 81.
Riessen displayed an erratic
game in losing his first set to
James Buck, a 26-year-old Los
Angeles high school math
teacher. RieSsen regained his
composure long enough to win
the middle set, 6E1, but was
forced into so many errors that
he lost the third, GA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-17
Novices to Ride
In Junior Show

Full Cry Farms Junior Equi-
tation School is sponsoring q
horse show Saturday for novice
riders and green mounts.
Novice riders, for this show.
are those who have not won
three blue ribbons In any show,
with the exception Of walk
.trot horsemanship or ead-line.
Green mounts are horses or
ponies who have never won q
blue over fences or three lesser
ribbons over fences.
Three classes are open TO all,
regardless Of previous wins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-17

Beach. Calf, and Billie Jean
Moffitt, also of long Beach,
won easily, while Maria Bueno
Of Brazil, first seeded in the
foreign division. gained the
quarter-final round. Donna
Floyd Fales Of New York also
advanced.
Mckinley was supposed to
have arrived at / pm. from
st. Louis. but the weather de-
layed him en- route by car and
he came 70 minutes late. He
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-17

Both Miss Hard and Miss
Moffitt played only as hard as
they had to in winning their
second-round contests. Miss
Hard won by 60. Ga over
Alice lynn of Peoria, H., while
Miss Moffit eliminated Sally
Setback Of Atlanta, 81, 81,
Mrs. Fales eliminated Steph-
anie Defina Of Hollywood, Fla,
60, ga, and Miss Buer1o
beat Justina Bricka Of st. Louis,
Us, 6-3.
Evening star., 1963-04-21

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2-SPeed power for heoWess botters Pvrees, ednds
whips. ereoms, chops. Heot resistont 4-cvp GLOSS
confoiner. o4-poge receipt book
too. SS.3z
0SHer porfabl0 lee eFwsher
Crooks ice OF flick of the switch
Turquoise and white with silver TRIM 1857
Evening star., 1963-04-21

Cools approximately 75-I25 So f.,
holds 2 eolIons Of wotes gives cool
DIR with right omoVns Of humidity.
Voter spout hond AA
holds for portability. zYe"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-19
MNTE. TINE ON YOUR
~ HANDS?

Turn those spare hours
into cash. We're expanding our
selLing-statt and if you haze any e1-
ira time (morning, afternoon or
night tce can probably find spot
for you. Good pay, big benefits like
immediate discount on purchases -.
See Mr.. CornweH, 4th floor, DorCn-
totcn store. He'll help you tCork out
an easy schedule.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-19

@HIGITUS FIGITUS" -. These are the magic Iuords
thar Merlin the Magician in Wall Disnsys latest
coIorleafFs. It's al part Of the Christmas Magic"
you'll find the fire Heeht Co. stores. Some people call
it "4bracadabra" and folks say its ~ALasazam"
but any IOay you say i, its Disney talk for Merlin
and his gang.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-19

drift comfortably and bliss
fully uhndered by and turning and counting endless Sheep
you've pillow moeic You'll find this exactly right pillow
instance choose among the moonted
types pillow All have chemically treated to make them oergyee
They're washable and machine dDobe Goosedon
pillows THE 1000 with choice white eoosedown; the
have 500 50o white goose feothe the firm
$3.50 goose feoers The foam group filled 1000
with B. r. Goodrich genuine otex foam rubber
Evening star., 1963-03-11
BY STEVE HERSHEY
Star staff Writer

Defense-conscious Washing
ton-Lee collected So points 10
retain its No. l ranking in the
final weekly high school poll
compiled by The Stars six
scholastic writer's, thus break
ing a two-year reign by De-
Matha, which finished second
with 56 points.
The Generals completed their
first unbeaten season Saturday
night by winning the Virginia
Group la championship with
q 44-4l triumph over Douglas
Freeman Of Richmond.
Sparked by Ed Hummer, their
All-Metropolitan selection, the
Generals allowed their OPP
ponents only Al points in the
semifinals and finals. Coach
Morris Levin's team won "a
Evening star., 1963-03-11
Ex-Terp Cuger
Moy Quit Florida
After Differences
BY 9 star staff Writer

POMPANO BEACH, Fla.
Mar. 11.-Tom Baxley, who had
Ia sensational freshman basket
ball season at the University Of
Maryland in 1901 and then
transferred to the University
of Florida, reortedly is feuding
with his coach and may quit
the Gators.
Baxley, who sat out last
season because Of transferring.
made the All-State collegiate
team announced yesterday. He
averaged 1872 points in his
sophomore season at Florida
under Coach Norman Sloan.
Baxley was the highest scor-
ing freshman in Maryland's
history, and supposedly was to
be the answer to the Terps'
back-court problem for three
years. But he quit and en-
rolled at Florida. About the
same time, Perry Moore. who
has been assistant TO Coach
Bud Millikan at Maryland.
joined the athletic staff at
Florida.
Baxley was suspended for
the last game Of the season
last week. Both he and Sloan
we're quoted as saying that
they had their differences.
Baxley said. II don't know"
when asked II he would play
for Florida again.
-WHITTLESEY.