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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-21

National event at Lime Rock.
Conn. q. The National at
Elkhart Lake, Wis, this week
end is not considered too heavy
competition, 50 the Washington
folks decided to move up their
one-hour event to this Sunday.
y
The week end schedule:
Old Dominion apeedvay - Dras
races, pits open z o'elock.
Aaulsee Speedway = DRAG races, 9
williams Grove. Pa. - Modified
stock ears, $50.
TOMORROW
Old Dominion - NAscAR modified
stocks. 100 laps, 8:46.
Westport Stadium, Baltimers-Mod-
flied stocks. $40.
6partanburg, 3. C.-NAsCAR Grand
National, 100 miles.
SUNDAY
Aauasco Drae races, 10 am.
ma Marlboro sorn, ~ SEGA sports cara re-
Isnshcrns. Pa:@UsAc champion
RtlsntS RAscxR Grand National.
20 Old BriSdss. N J.-NAscAN modified
and sportsman stocks, 100 miles.
Elkhart Lake, Wis. SEGA sports
ears. National event.
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Golf Finale Pairs
West Coast Girls

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa,
June 81 (AP).-Claudia Lindor
Of Western Washington State
and Mariana Gable Of Los
Angeles State meet today In
the finals Of the 18th Women's
intercollegiate. golf tourna-
ment.
Miss Lindor, who assumed
the favorite role after upend-
ing Defending Champion Carol
Sorenson Of Arizona State In
Tuesdays opening round had a
relatively easy time yesterday,
defeating Pam Barnett Of Win
throp, 3 and 2.
Miss Gable had an even
easier time Of II as she stroked
her way to o 4-and-3 victory
over Diana Hoke Of Hood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-21
Texun Gusts
80 TitIist in
NCAAGoIf

WICHITA, Kans., June 81
(AP).-The National Collegiate
Athletic Association is assured
Of q new individual golf cham
pion. :.
Pat Thompson Of Texas
eliminated the defending cham
pion, Kermit Farley Of Houston.
2 and /, in the fourth round Of
match play yesterday, Earlier
he defeated Dick Ferry Of Los
Angeles State, 8 and 2.
However, Thompson will
need another upset today to
remain In the running. His
opponent for the semifinals is
Dick Skies Of Arkansas, q heavy
fAvorite to add the title 10 his
other honors a. national public
links champion and nedAlist
Of this 66th annual tourna-
ment.
Skies advanced by disnQsing
Of two contenders from North
Texas State. He ousted Harry
Hoskins, s and 4, and defeated
Bobby Greenwood. 2 and /.
The other semifinal today
will match John Lott Of San
Jose State and Jerry Potter Of
Miami. Lott advanced ny up
setting George Hixon Of Okla
homa State, 2 up, and by scor-
ing q l-up victory over Dick
Poe Of Missouri.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-21
Stuubuch Wins
OutfieId Spot on
AII-Eustern Teum

NEW YORK, June 81 lAP)
Nays Roger Staubach and
ColumbiA's Archie Roberts, a
pair Of outstanding sophomore
quarterbacks during the last
football season, collected more
honors yesterday--in baseball.
The two were named to the
l0.man All-Eastern Intercolle-
giate Baseball League team,
selected annually by the
leagues coaches.
Staubach batted .48l and was
picked for one Of the three out
field berths. along with AL
Butts. Columbia (.371), and Ed
Haydash, Army (.32D.
Besides Roberts, q shortstop
who batted 1924, and Butts,
other Columbia selections were
Third Baseman Gerry Erlen-
bach (.2l9 and Pitcher Neil
Farber (5-2), q sophomore.
Harvard had two men selected
Catcher Dick Diehl (.26T
and Second Baseman Terry
Bartolet (.36D-while Navy,
Pennsylvania, Army and Yale
placed one each.
The other choices were Pitch
er Bob Kelly. Yale (3-D and
First Baseman Bob Murray
Penn (.300).
Second Baseman Ron Terwil-
Tiger and Third Baseman Ron
Reihel Of Navy were voted to
the second team.
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WYATT FIRED
WYATI FIRED i
McDo noId , Woodruff
Take Over for Vols

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. June 81
(AP). - Tennessee's football
scene has taken on q new look
likely to extend from the front
office to the playing field.
The new. faces are Jim Nc
Donald, former Ohio State star
named to replace Bowden wy
att as head coach, and Bob
Woodruff, former Florida and
Baylor coach named athletic
director.
Both were coaching assist
ants during an eight-year ten
ure which ended not unexpect-
edly yesterday with q decision
by the university board Of
trustees to terminate Wyatt's
contract.
Both are generally popular
choices.
Both have ideas to put into
play. q,
Among the old standbys is
Tennessee's single wing attack,
q rarity In modern football,
which Mcdonald says he will
keep.
I'VE won't junk the single.
wing" he said after receiving
Q new $4,000 salary and head
coach's title, but we will modi.
fy 1t. Wen keep the basic plays,
but they will be disguised so
our opponents will have head
aches defending IT,"
Mcdonald said he definitely
will use the man.in.motion
with split ends and some T.
formation stuff too"
But winning football, he said,
is the only kind"
woodruff, whose salary was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-21
= ia Men Entered
In Parks Tennis

George Stewart, last years
champion. has been. top-seeded
for the d. c. Public Parks ten
mis- championships which open
tomorrow At the East Potomac
courts.
A total Of ia will play In
mems singles. which begin at
10 am. Others seeded In order
are Edgar Lee. Ernie Ingram
and Ken Silverstone.
Marian Trenis, also q de-
tending champion. is top-seeded
in the women's division ahead
Of Doris Harrison. Sarah Allen
and Ruth Fulmer. Women's
play begins at 2 pm. tomorrow
Doubles win not start until
Sunday afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-21
Polo Tournament
To Open Sunday
With Two Games

The Governors Cup, an out
door four-goal polo tourney.
opens Sunday with Pennington
playing Goose Creek White at
Phipps Field, Middleburg, and
Potomac at Casanova Warren
ton.
The top event on tomorrow's
schedule will be the Raymond
Belmont Memorial polo match
at 3 pm. at Middleburg's
Phipps Field between the Oliver
Rangers and the Rodriguez
Gauchos. two all-star teams.
The proceeds go to the Arthri-
tbs and Rheumatism Founda-
ton.
Juan Rodriguez, the 7-goal
malletman and Pennington
star. is expected to play, de-
spite q sprained right foot suf.
fered in an off-field mishap.
Tonight's schedule is q full
one with Goose Greek A VS.,
Goose Creek B at Leesburg's
LEAK Walton Park at 1880;
Pennington at Potomac at 9:
Potomac Falls Red at Belvoir
at $3.50, and Casanova-W War
renton at Belvoir White at
$50.
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Arlington Pitcher
Goes to Senators

The Senator's announced to-
day the signing Of Rick Pick
eral. a righthanded hurler from
Jeb Stuart High.
Signed by Scout Joe Bran
zell for an Undisclosed bonus.
Pickeral reports 10 Wisconsin
Rapids In the Class A Midwest
League. He is 10 years old.
The s-foot-l. 200-pounder
missed a portion of this season
with injuries, but finished his
high school career with q 1875
record. q $50 batting mark and
four no-hitters. Including Babe
Ruth League competition, the
Senators say he has pitched
IA no-hitters.
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set at $4,000. pledged every
effort to unite Tennessee fans
behind the athletic program.
and said he wants q happy
organization with unbeatable
morale. -"
Wyatt, who compiled q won
lost-tied record of 1925 the
last five years, was not around
when the trustees made the
new appointments. He has
been hospitalized for 0 month
at Radford, Va, with no off,
cial word Of his condition. g,
The board, giving him his
$4,000 annual salary through
June, 1854, wished him o
speedy recovery" !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-21
Kahn Takes
CORN Crown

Gary Kahn and Robbye
King Of Army Navy, whose Ia
theirs both are Navy captains,
promised each other victories
in golf tournaments this week,
and the combination Is halfway
home, with q fine chance Of
making good.
Kahn, recently crowned Viz
ginia State high school cham
pion, held up his end Of the
bargain by winning the fourth
annual Bobby CORN Invitation
yesterday at Woodmont. Miss
King is a solid favorite TO re-
peat as Women's District cham
pion today at Kenwood.
Kahn defeated Charles
Sleichter. 4 and 8. in the CORN
final, and was 2 under par
when the match finished
Counting the qualifying round
which he won to become the
first CORN medalist to take the
the championship-Ga Gary played
los holes in three days and
carded 81 brides, although he
was only 4 under par overall.
Kahn had more trouble sur
wing the semifinak earlier
yesterday as he nipped Steve
Brown Of Mount Vernon, / up.
Gary canned Q 35-foot putt on
the last hole off Browns. 'r
Sleichter, son of Dick SLEIGH
ter, Chartwell pro. won his
semifinal from David Hyduke
of Glenn Dale, 5 and l.. q
Tom Sager Of Westwood won
the 14-15-year-old final with q
l-up victory on the 10th hole,
and Gregg Peacock, son OF
Roger Peacock, Sligo pro,
scored a 2-and-1 victory over
John Newberry, also Of Sligo,
for the l3-and-under title.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-21

IS to see this sort OF thing"
A national racing publication
has reported that Joe Grana-
tell, vice president Of the Novi
Corp, recently proposed to
the United States Auto Club
that 1t place q l.500-pound
minimum on Its Indianapolis
cars. The Novis, Of course,
were the heaviest cars in the
$780," well over $500 pounds.
while the Lotus-Fords scaled
l,130.
A number Of NASCAR drivers
have installed oxygen tanks
and masks in their stock cars
to avoid being overcome by
fumes. II you. wish to buy
one Of the Lotus1F ords which
competed at Indianapolis. take
$4,000 to England and ask for
Colin Chapman. e.. Johnny
Allen qualified Ratus Walters
stock car at 1854 miles per
hour, good only for 30th posi-
ton In Sundays Dixie 400 at
Atlanta.
The Charlotte Observer OBJ
served recently that q new
era" in sports arrived when a
Class A Western Carolina
League baseball game was post
poned in order not to compete
for fans with the World 900
race at Charlotte, N. c., May
rs. Then the race was
rained out.
The Classic Car Club has
promised to show off some Of
its glittering relics Sunday as
. side attraction during the
sports car races at Marlboro.
:. The Washington Region of
the Sports Car Club Of Amer
lea. which puts on those races
at Marlboro. reports its net
worth as $lS,927.S0-most Of 1t
in the bank.
Course officials at watkins
Glen. N. Y, have moved UP
their grand prix sports car
races TO next week end. follow
ing is years on the schedule
the third Saturday In Septem-
Der. The new formal calls
for two races In the new United
States Road Racing Champion
ship competition. the only
USRRC event in the Northeast
this year.
The sCCA's aforementioned
Washington Region postponed
It's annual six-hour race from
last week end 10 July 20 IN
order to avoid conflict with the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-21
Bya star staff writer

BRoOKLINE, Mass. June 81.
There among such revered
and respected names as Sam
Snead, Ed Furgol. Dick Mayer,
Gary Player and Bob Goalby
rests the name Of Clarence
Doser as the second round of
the National Open champion
ship begins here at The Coun-
try Club today.
Doser. the silent one from
he Washington Country Club,
Is tied for 22d place after shoot
ing "A yesterday. but at that
he's better off than everybody
else from the Middle Atlantic
area.
Deane Beman has an 80 to
work on as he attempts to sur
vive the 36-hole cut tonight
Lou Graham Of Fort Meade has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-21
Doser' S IA Sets Pace
Among Area Players

70, Mack Main Of Danville, Va,
has 80. Wayne jackson Of New
port News has 81 an Charley
Knowles Of Army Navy has 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-21

The SCCA's aforementioned
Washington Region postponed
Its annual six-hour race from
last week end 10 July 20 IN
order to avoid conflict with the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-21

70, Mack Main Of Danville, Va,
has 80. Wayne jackson Of New
port News has 81 an Charley
Knowles Of Army Navy has 81.
In Strange Spot
When Jackson teed off yes
terday. the only thing he pos
sibly could win was the cham
pionship trophy.
As an applicant for reinstate-
ment as an amateur. he is not
eligible for prize money. Since
he is not yet feinstated, he's
not eligible for the medal that
goes to the low amateur. Any
thing approaching what he shot
yesterday and he won't be
eligible to play any more.
This course is just too much
for me-" Knowles said after hi.
3s-43. II can hit it long enough
but I can't hit it straight
enough"
Graham said his round coult
just as easily have been in tn
low 70s as 10. II hit IL Of TIL
first IA green's" he said, "ant
was four over par. I jus
couldn't putt. I three-puttet
four green's"
DOser Masters Back Nine
Doser was one of the few
players able to make headway
on the back nine, q 3.645-yarc
strong par five.
To score well here, you must
come off the front nine, which
measures only 3,225 yards, Will
several strokes in hand anc
then try not to lose too many
of them on the back.
Doser came to the back ninC
three over par and then played
1t in even par 80. Only tire,
players in the entire l50-mar
field broke par on this nine anC
only four, including Doser
matched 1t.
Consequently Clarence, a 81
yeAr-old veteran Of II previou
National Opens has a soot
chance to make the cut ant
possibly realize the biggest prizl
he figures he possibly can &c
from the Open. besides tn
honor Of playing here.
II he can finish among tn
low Is. he'll get an invitation
to the Masters. This Is wha
he's shooting for.-SOMNERs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-21

MONTREAL, June q lAP).
Rod Gilbert. 81. right winser
with the New York Rangers Of
the National Hockey League,
was released from the hospital
with no apparent injuries last
night after his auto collided
with o bus. 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-19

had rounds Of 1898, the latter
the best round yesterday.
The cutoff for the cham
pionship flight was l40.
Among the qualifiers were
Ron Jamison Of Maryland, who
tied for ninth at la; Thomas
Flory Of Navy. 1876; Jim Seeley
of Navy and Clark Mackenzie
OF Virginia, both at 140. and
Ron Scales Of Maryland, lac.
Other Maryland scores were
Vern Novak, 77-74--151, and
Pete Rivera, T7-83-l60.
Today's first round pairings:
SKIES SKIES vs.. Rh:;im. cOlvsrt vs.. jim
Jameson, Ron Jamison Vs. Allen, Hos
kins W. Doyle, Ferriell vs.. hellman
MaFti VS. Layton, Greenwood VS.
Arnold. Eichelberger vs.. GLASS, zarley
vs.. seeley, Thilo vs.. Ewing. sesmstel
vs.. Jarmon, Wilson ys. creagh, Mont
hardt. Lackey ". collaft, Hedriek VS.
Lower bracket:
Hlxon vs.. Bush. Flory vs.. Folk, siegel
~. Brown. Lotz vs. Scales, Stockton
vs.. Mackenzie. .Cumlia vs., Poe, cheatS
70. Honeycutt Garrett W.. McBee, Win
ssr Vs. oconSe W Won s vs s'i Mare, 70
Ainsley VS.. Krantz. tverson vs.. 0etsel.
man: sirman Va. Rollman. Karl We
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-19
Terps Gain Two Berths
.InNCAAGoIf Tourney

WICHITA, Kans., June 10
(AP) .-Medalist Dick Skies of
Arkansas was leadoff man to-
day as "a college golfers began
match play in the 66th annual
National Collegiate Athletic
Association golf championship
that ends Saturday.
Oklahoma State won. team
honors--figured on the aggre-
gate score OF four players in
SO holes of qualifying-with a
SOL. The Cowboys edged Hous-
ton, defending team champion.
by one stroke.
North Texas State was third
with SIS. Southern California
finished fourth with 587, fol-
lowed by Georgia ct 500. Wake
Forest and Texas tied at sci
and Navy was seventh at sos.
Maryland was 18th at 604.
Skies, D Walker Cupper, put
together rounds Of so and 20
for q one-stroke lead in SO
holes Of qualifying play which
concluded yesterday. 8
George Hixon Of Oklahoma
State, who led the first round
with a 3-under-par 81, carded
q IS on the second day Of
qualifying for q 140 total.
Hixon finished in a tie for
second in the medalist shooting
with Houston's Kermit Farley,
last years medalist and defend
ing individual champion. Farley
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-19
Rowe, Emery,
Isaacs Gain
Spots in PGA

RICHMOND, June 10 (AP) :.
Melvin Rowe of Fairfax, Jack
IsaacS Of Hampton and Clare
Emery Of Arlington have won
the Middle Atlantic sections
three berths in next months
National Pea golf tournament
at Dallas.
Rowe shot a 2-under-par 10
in the afternoon round yester-
day over the Country Club OF
Virginia's James River course
for a 36-hole total of las and
a l-stroke edge over the lac
fashioned by Isaacs and Emery.
A stroke behind and Just
missing q national tournament
berth was Paul Haviland Of Bel
Air, Nd, with a lat. Ward
Burgess Of Chevy Chase, Nd,
led the field at the end Of the
first Is holes with a 4-under-
par So but Skied to an 30 In
the afternoon and wound UP at
148.
Rowe was 3 over par with a
rs In the morning and had q
very erratic afternoon round
that included an eagle on the
466-yard sixth hole, two brides
and two bogeys. The 28-year-
old Fairfax Country Club pro
wound UP the afternoon round
with a DOGGY 8 on the final
hole.
Isaacs, five-time Virginia
State Open champion and for
mer National Pea semifinalist,
was even par in the afternoon
after a 2-over "A in the morn.
ing. Emery posted a pair Of l.
over-par TBS.
The morning round by Bur-
CESS included his first hole-in-
one, a three-iron shot to the
cup on the 203-yard 18th hole.
In the afternoon round Bur-
CESS missed the pin by only
six feet on the 18th with a
three iron.
Qualifying automatically for
the play at Dallas were three
other Middle Atlantic area golf
ers-Chandler Harper Of Ports
mouth, former National PGA
champion; Dick Sleichter Of
Severna Park, Nd, the Middle
Atlantic PGA titleholder. and a
touring professional, Bill Col
Inns Of Baltimore.
The S6-hole qualifying scores
| nf the finiahere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-19
Cuisine to Coach

PITT SB URGH, June 10
(AP).-Frank Cuisine, former
Pirates and Cubs third base
man, yesterday was named
head basketball coach Of Point
Park Junior College.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-19
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
LONDON.-Cassius Clay. 207. Lou
isville. Ky, stopped Henry Cooper.
1851. London (5).
NEW YORK.-John Persol. 1854.
Brooklyn. outpointed Herschel Jacobs.
1904. White Plains. N. Y. te).
SAINT JOHN. N. B.--Ron Brothers
liams, $50. Boston (2).
BEAVERTON. Wash.-Eddie Cotton
173, seattle, outpointed Irish Bob
Mckinney. ia. Tacoma (1O.
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pl, customized exterior; new 81
350-h.p. eng. and tires. Best offer.
Call DONALD. WA. 7-1403.
CHEVROLET 81 Impala convefti-
bic VS., stand. trans. r. and h,
S1,995. Butler Bonded. LEE D.
BUTLER. 1871 21st st. NV. FE.
Evening star., 1963-05-17
CHEVROLET '55
Belair Conv.s Auto.' $500.
OlnStead

1000 wilson Blvd. Arl. IA. 10000
CHEVY II '62 2-dr. club sedan.
autumn gold finish. equipped with
gas-saving 4-eyL engine and
stand. trans, showroom condition
throughout. Only 81 ,b05.
CHEVY CHASE
Evening star., 1963-05-17
TEMPLE
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1919 Diagonal Rd. XII, s-4s02
BUICK $50 Electra 4-door sedan,
beautiful all white, with sand
beige int, every extra incl. power
steering, brakes, 6-way seat plus
factory air eond., very low miles
and shows best Of care by one
previous owner DON mis- this
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