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All that is required is that
the angler have a Virginia fish
ing license. Rowboats, bait ano
tackle and refreshments are
available and the profits from
these go back into the park it.
self.
There is a big, new shelter
which is available for large
groups on a reservation basis.
This spring the park is add
ing six water cycles and three
pedal boats.
Great Falls Park is the only
one in the system which has
a fee. There is a SO cent ad-
mission charge. 1t has picnick-
ing, hiking, nature study, a
merry-go-round and a good
sized picnic shelter that can
be reserved for large groups
by contracting the Great Falls
park manager.
Fishing is permitted below
the falls. However, 1t is a dan
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on the home front, too, with
singles and doubles in the Wo-
mems Bowling Association
championships under way at
River Bowl. This event will be
completed next week.
The deadline for entries in
the 18th annual Washington
City Ten Pin Associations
championships is Saturday.
Dick and Robert Kut again will
be on hand to defend the dou-
bles championship they won last
year with a rousing 1345.
Secretary Matt Bonnie is
spreading the word to new
bowlers that they must roll in
both the singles and doubles.
Individual entries will not be
accepted. Latest registration
for the championships finds
$40 teams enrolled, 440 Of them
doubles outfits with $50 In the
singles.
Falls Church Bowl is in no
immediate danger Of losing its
lead in the Mems Classic
Scratch League. Falls Church
took second-place Ten Penn
Restaurant into camp, 2-1, to
give it a comfortable three
game lead in the circuit. Stand
ings over 500: Falls Church
Bowl, 47-25; Ten Penn Restau-
rant, 44-28; Brown and Brown
Realty, 44-28: Short Horns,
1870; Pizza Box, 4l-31; Will
can Realty, 361a-351z.
- -
Super Giant got back In form
this week by sweeping three
games from Sports Rosin in the
Congressional Bowl Classic
League. Good N Ruff Crab
House maintained a 2la-game
lead in the circuit. There were
81 games of 200 rolled in this
league and IA sets Of COOS. High
individual series went to Len
Schroeder, captain of Blue
Ridge Sports with $50. joey
Zee of De Camps turned In
high individual game Of 239.
Bill Barnett of Leone's Res
taurant has become eligible for
the celebrated TOO Club. He
rolled 704 in the Monday night
Classic League with games Of
231-225-248.
So
Today's Major Travelling
League schedule at Fair Lanes
Wheaton Plaza:
Rosslyn VS.. Pentagon City;
Fair Lanes Virginia VS.. Shirley
Park Bowl; Skor-Mor Lanes
VS.. Congressional Plaza; Silver
Spring VS.. Fair Lanes CMdJ;
Coliseum Plaza VS.. Bowl Amer
lean postponed.
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1880 Turn Out
To See Trotters
Win Here Twice

Keeping their Washington
winning streak intact, the Har-
lem Globetrotters defeated the
Atlantic City Seagulls, 56-46,
before 1855 fans last night in
the Washington Coliseum after
winning a 67-59 decision in the
afternoon.
A large turnout Of youngsters
for the matinee, which attracted
5,785 fans, brought the days at
tendance to 1880.
The double victory hiked the
Globetrotters' string to 48 con-
secutive victories in the Capital,
a streak that dates back to
1943.
Meadowlark Lemon scored 10
points in tht night game and
"a in the afternoon.
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With John Fahey showing
the way, Robertson's era b
House led the first contingent
of ten pin teams by turning in
a sos series. His teammate, Bob
Densford, shot 588.
The Rosslyn Bowling Center
team recorded 1907, with Doug
las Karles high with 6l2. Jack
LaBonte had COL.
The Dhalgren CVa.) entry
managed a 1898 and Bowl
America accounted for $500.
New Military of Quantico
posted a 1852.
In the doubles competition,
Fahey and Roger Saslaw posted
the top score with 1880. Saslaw
had a three game 619 and
Fahey a SCI. Tops in the singles
was posted by Len Kramer with
613.
y IS
There is tournament action
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date for the Open oualifier was
made public last fall and the
date for the PGA qualifiel
wasn't announced until a few
weeks ago, it seems logical II
assume the PGA has erred.
The intriguing part of thiI
is why the PGA wants its quail.
fier so early. The tournament
proper is scheduled for the
Dallas Athletic Club July 1921
more than a month after the
qualifier.
Last year the PGA qualifier
was held June Is, well after
the Open itself.
The answer to this question
might have been supplied by a
recent visitor to Dallas who
said that ticket sales are more
than a little behind expecta-
tons. Perhaps the PGA wants
its field set early to feed a last
minute publicity campaign.
This is the second time this
year that the PGA and the
USGA have come into conflict
and both times it was the club
pro who suffered. In the first
case, that Of Arnold Palmer's
disqualification during the Bing
Crosby tournament in January,
the PGA's rules deviations be-
came widely known and the
club pro had to answer to his
members.
Now it is the local tourna-
ment committees who will have
to wait until the PGA an
nounces q new date before they
can complete their schedules.
One Of WaShington's two
best chances to win more pres
tige in area women's golf is
gone - temporarily at least.
Jane Bostrom, 20 year old
Prince Georges member. is in
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DuVinuge Serves
As Golf Chief

Jack DuVinage of the Wash
ington Golf g. Country Club
will serve as president Of the
Capital B Team Golf Associa-
ton this season. other Off
GERS are John Boothroyd OF
Goose Creek, vice president,
and Bill Cremen of Brooke
Manor. secretary-treas
Joe McWilliams Of the Coun-
try Club of Fairfax. the out
going president, joins Bob
Burnette Of Belle Haven on the
executive committee. The as
ISOLATION is made up of mem
bers Of 10 area clubs with
handicaps Of 10 or more.
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ficult Run. Accotink Creek, Po-
hick Creek, Scott Run and PIN
NIT Run. It hopes to take ad-
vantage Of funds available to
It under the Capper-Cramtor
Act which provides for the
acquisition of stream valley
lands in the Washington Metro
politan Area.
Here is a brief rundown OF
facilities available at the larger
parks:
Fishing at Falls
Accotink, which operates the
year round, provides fishing
boating, picknicking, hiking and
ice skating in winter. The lake
is so well protected from the
wind that Accotink managed
to keep its ice cover through
out the season and had skat-
ing when other recreation
areas were closed.
For fishing there is no fee
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have a Potomac River fishing
license or a valid Maryland IL
cense. Maryland controls the
Potomac to the Virginia shore.
Brown sometimes wonders
how he manages to take care
Of all of his customers" with
the staff he has. Last year 100,-
600 persons went through
Great Falls Park alone. The
prediction is that more than
100000 will use the large parks
this year.
All that has been done has
been accomplished by Brown
himself, as director; a land
scape architect, a park SUPER
lntendent, an office staff Of
three; a park manager for
each Of the large parks and a
five man mobile crew for
maintenance.
With the Fairfax Park Au-
thority, a little does a lot.
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$4,000 Eiaht Bid

SAN JUAN. Puerto Rico. Mar
% (AP).-A group of Puerto
Rican sportsmen today offered
Paul Pender of Brookline
Mass, $4,000 to defend his
share Of the world middle
weight title against Jose
Torres. a Puerto Rican now
fighting out Of New York.
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the head job at Fairfax last
year. he cut down on his tour
nament activity, which indi-
Gates his job is Of more thar
passing interest.
Melvin also served four years
on the tournament committed
and you don't do that If you
haven't a sense of RESPONSE
bility.
In his first year as chairman
Rowe, who moved up through
the caddy ranks, would like tt
accomplish a few things.
He would like the committee
to become more organized. He
would like to prepare a manual
of procedures as a heritage for
his successor, which is some
thing he could use himself at
the moment.
He also would like to know
what's going on between the
National PGA and the United
States Golf Association, two
organizations that conduct
tournaments that area pros
would like to enter.
AS 1t stands now you can
take your pick-either the Ma
tional Open or the Pea. You
can't have both unless the
PGA is guilty Of an oversight.
AS chairman of the tourna-
ment committee, Rowe is
charged with drawing up a
schedule for pro-amateur tour
naments. pro-members, the
Middle Atlantic PGA and as
sistant pros championships. To
do this he has to build around
such events as the open and
the PGA qualifiers.
II won't be hard to build
around them this year because
they're both scheduled on the
same daytime 10. Since the
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Rowe ockIes New Job
With Usual Intensity
By ROBERT soMMERs

the Womsn's Air Force in
Texas.
Jane was runnerup to Rob-
bye King Of Army Navy in the
Women's District champion
ship early in the year and
closed out the campaign by
winning the Payne Trophy at
Congressional.
She was eliminated in the
Maryland Women's champion
ship by Jane Schiller Of Sails
bury. who lost in the final to
Mary Alice Sawyer OF Baltl-
more. At the time, Jane wal
hampered somewhat by a back
injury.
NOTES-Dave Collingwood
assistant pro at Bethesda, hac
to travel 1000 miles to get ,ome
instructions he could have had
without crossing town. Colling-
wood attended the PGA bust
ness school in Dallas and one
of his instructors was Bill
Hardy, co-pro at Chevy Chase.
Dick Whetzle, the Maryland
Open champion from Balti-
more, also attended the school.
|. Melvin Rowe will enter
Fairfax County Hospital this
week for minor surgery on his
back.
Area golfers who scored holes
in one and were awaiting the
results Of the Old Smuggler
Sweepstakes can stop waiting
They didn't win. The $1,000
first prize and two round-trip
tickets to Scotland went to Ken
Hazel, a 40-year-old insurance
salesman from Youngstown,
Ohio. Anybody who enters
a pro amateur tournament
might find it cheaper to have
an airplane carry his bag than
paying the normal caddy fee.
American Airlines announced
a 81 charge to carry a golf
bag bullying with IA clubs, a
dozen balls and a pair Of shoes
2.400 miles. Caddies usually get
SIS at the pro-ams.
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Detroit Curling Victor

DULUTH, MINI. Mar 8
(AP).-Mike Slyziuk's pressure
curling tonight brought the
Detroit rink the United States
mems curling championship in
a tense playoff match with
Wisconsin. Michigan won, 7-6.
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gerous fishing area and /:
recommended only for agile
adults. The angler must bring
everything he needs because
equipment is not available al
the park.
Riverview, on Georgetown
Pike, State Route 1888 west to
Route 682, is just a fishing
carp now. 1t will open on a
limited basis after April is and
boats, bait and tackle will be
available.
His Staff Is Small
The entrance road is in bad
shape at present but the Park
Authority hopes to have it in
good condition by opening date.
A word Of warning to anglers
who plan to fish either at
Great Falls or Riverview. If he
uses a boat to fish the Poto-
mac, or indeed, If he wades
out from the shore, he must
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TEE TO GREEN

Melvin Rowe is sincere 27year-old head pro at the
Country Club Of Fairfax who takes his golf seriously his club
seriously and his Job chairman Of the Middle Atlantic
PGA tournament committee seriously.
To back up these claims. he the 1861 Maryland
Open. thus he must take his game seriously.
When he moved from assistant pro Burning to
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iron shots. He was green-high
on the other two long noles.
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GA 4-6443.
20-FT. MAHOG. SPEED BOAT, New
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GLAssPAR fiberglas boats. 1862 mod
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Silver Spring, JU. 5-f7S3.
THOMPSON Lapstrake boats. Johnson
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BOSTON WnALER. all models on dis
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ave, Silver Spring, JU. 5-7773,
IA MAHOGANY RUNABOUT. W/eon-
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MERCURY OUTBOARD, so h.p., direct
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FIBERGLAS polyester resin; Special,
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OlaSspar, Nolvo inboard outdrive
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1861 I4-FT. GLAssPAR LIDO de luxe.
4O-h.p elec. johnson, Cox trailer.
convertible top. Many extras. 6S4-
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Negotiating for Land

1t has % neighborhood
parks, four community parks
and l6 stream valley parcels
OF land in some state OF ne
collation..
The stream valleys the Park
Authority is interested in are
Holmes Run, Trips Run. Diff
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IL. to III. boat t $50 i ~. 4.7sss,
1863 ONO ~ de luxe complete. is
hours, and 1862 matching Coz trailer,
cost $1,000, Going overseas, Will sell
for unpaid balance, S2.92i. Britton,
phone 2B5-7227 week days. ewes,
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2O-FT. MAHOG. SPEED BOAT. New
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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-21
OPEN NEW

JUST completing 2 unusual 8 and
4-bedroom homes in choice
neighborhood, on wooded lots;
1st floor has portico sheltered en-.
trance, dramatic foyer with
planter and open stairs, large liv-
Ing room and dining l., nice
powder room, kitchen with all
built -ins and large. large eating
space. with sliding window walls
attached 2-c5r garage: 2ld floor
has large twin-sized 3 and q
bedrooms, and 2l2 baths; all
improvements in, street to be
paved soon; complete with fin
ished basement family room, car
peting, drapes, handicapped, Pella
windows with storms and screens;
tremendous value at S3l 500 and
$32,5O0. Open 2-6 Sundays and by
appointment. 1858 Ridgebury
blvd. just east of Ford rd. Grey
& Grey Designers, Builders. Dec
orators. HI. 9-5327, HI. 9-2545.
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1860 FORD, 2 door. automatic
transmission. S875, 1947 Willys.
wheel drive station wagon,
with new snow plow; 1915 Willys
Jeep with snow plow. S475; hot
rod. 1851 Chevrolet, rebuilt GMC
motor, stick shift. Gibson Motor
Sales, 14200 Lake Shore.
w. 6-08l9.
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1857 CHEVROLET convertible. VS..
automatic; owner. 85l-Os69
1857 PLYMOUTH 4 door station
wagon, Powerflite. good con-
dition, S385. w. 6-6295.
JEEP, 4 wheel drive, with plow
| steel cab, very reasonable; will
consider car in trade.
486-3519.
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PRICED below Gil appraisal: beau
tiful 2-bedroom ranch. attached
garage junior dining room: very
nicely landscaped 65x230-ft. lot;
only years old; reduced to
SIS 500. Reliable Realty. 944 -3535.
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OPPORTUNITIES

MEAT market. Five Points area
established 80 years. modern fix
lures, reasonable. GL. 1889
DIS TAVERN: Northeast, by owner
Call w. 6-4335.
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A home % tempting that you'll
want to move right In! Attractive
ranch: kitchen with breakfast bar,
built.in oven and range, beauti-
full paneled family room, car
peted living room, attached ga
rage; 80x180-ft. wooded lot: a
terrific valuA at s17,900. Yakkel
Realty. 32610 Vine st.,
VIII. 4-S440.
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OPEN Saturday and Sunday from
to 5, 18701 Naurnanr1, in Euclid:
3-bedroom Dutch colonial; 2ia-car
garage; deep lot; by owner.
RE. l-4766.
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3-BEDROOM RANCH-SACRIFICE $18, 500
FIVE MINUTES TO FREEvvAY Owner bought new home
must sell 3-bedroom, full basement, ondseoped. On
deodend street; ideal for children Bank appraised at
$4,000. Immediate occupancy. Glass screened l4xl4
breezewoy extra large 2eor attached garage Fenced
lot 9ox236. One mile from shopping center; walking
distance from elementary school. Off r. 20, miles
west Of Poinesvie. prinepoIs only. Call Ell. 2l397.
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BARBER shop. chairs; 1887 SA
Clair: ideal for colored barber
top shelf equipment; very low
rent. 54l-5743. ask for Jimmy.
RESTAURANT. Euclid ave, Euclid
Ohio: corner location, plenty oi
parking space. 5 room apart
ment. Call noWl; start working
tomorrow. Leo Baur, Realtor
1864 Chardon I'd. w. 6-l655
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G1., nothing down; don't wait fol-
"someday"-buy now! Bungalow
bedrooms, ceramic tiled bath
attached garage, enclosed patio
aluminium storms and screens
only sic, 300 Yakkel Realty, 32610
Vine st. VIII. 4-544O.
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NAME It'll

NAME II! J!
THIS home has it, Family room on
1st. basement. really big bed
rooms. 2 full clay tile baths, for
NAL dining room. fireplace. built
ms; large lot, creek on property;
vacant. 10 Anne Sommers. A. b.
SMYTHE CO., REALTORS,
WH 3-AQf4
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BEAUTIFUL brick ranch; attached
garage, 1ia baths, full wall fire
place; on large landscaped SOx15O
#. lot; 3 large bedrooms. storms
and screens; so financing avail
able to the right party; asking
$40 900. Reliable Realty, 944 1885
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MENTOR; option to buy or land
contract: new 3-bedroom brick
ranch, Ia baths, patio, built-ir
oven and range; north of Lake
Shore; asking $4,000. Reliable
Realty. 944-353S
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WELCOME; 2-family, SIS; garages:
Eddy rd, Rozelle School. Also 2
family and single, or one lot.
$4,000. Greenland Realty,
EN 1-AQ10
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BY owner. 2-year-old ranch; bed
rooms. 60x150 lot; 1s4-car garage;
off Lost Nation rd: principals
only, SIG .9OC. VIII. 2-2725.
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HERE Is a real neat double; 2 bed
rooms in each suite. 2 finished
rooms on 3rd, new furnaces, cop
per plumbing one of the. best
available. $4,000. Realm Realty
w. 6-2OO0
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COZY brick ranchette; birch cab
inets in large kitchen, tiled bath
with vanity. carpeting and drapes
double garage. new gas furnace
5 years old. $4,000. Yakkel Re.
atty, 32610 Vine st., VIII. 4-544O
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THIS lovely 3-bedroom home with
built-in oven and range; floors
warm as toast with radiant heat
plaster walls and fireplace. too
on lot. 80xl50, price $1,000. Re-
liable Realty. 944-3535
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-21
RARE LOCATIONIl

2 bedrooms, Is 18x11,
big enough? Carpeted living and
dining room. divided basement
with recreation room: convenient
for those who need Euclid ave
transportation. $4,000. Realm Re-
alty. w. $1,000
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-21

HERE 1t is! Your bungalow neal
freeway, with full basement.
bedrooms down. paneled dormi-
tory bedroom up; 75xl50-ft lot
s17,50O G.I. Yakkel Realty, 3261C
Vine St, VIII. 4-5440.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-21

VERY charming 3-bedroom ranch;
spacious kitchen with eating area
built-in vanity In bath, natural
woodwork throughout. garage
landscaped lot. SIS 900. Yakkel
Realty. 32610 Vine st.,
VIII. 4-544O.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-21
OWNER-EUCLID

BRICK ranch, attached garage. 3
large bedrooms, 2 baths. kitchen
with eating space. dishwasher.
carpeted living-dining room; Up
son-St. Williams schools; under
$40 900; principals only. please.
RE. 1921.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-21

WILLOWICK; 3-bedroom brick
ranch, 5 years old: IL baths, liv-
ing room and dining room. rec
reation room. 2-car garage; by
cWner 944-0744