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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-09
Columbia Juniors
Nip Chevy Chase
For Golf Title

Columbia staged a garrison
finish yesterday to dethrone
Chevy Chase as Maryland
Central Division champion in
the Interclub Junior Golf
League.
In the divisions final round
robin at Congressional, Column
bia scored Is points, Chevy
Chase 1917, Congressional 6la
and Kenwood l. This brought
Columbia from behind to tie
defending champion Chevy
Chase. 30la-301a, for the
Central Division title.
The No. / players went into
an extra-hole playoff, and
Columbia's Doug Marriott
defeated 16-year-old Dave
Proctor with a par 4 on the
first hole.
Columbia thus joined Beth
esda Of the Western Division
Argyle Of the Eastern and
Prince Georges of the Southern
Division in the Maryland Sec
ton championship round-robin
Friday at Manor.
The Virginia sectional play
off is scheduled July 10 at
Springfield and the league
championship match July %
at Burning Tree. Argyle won
the league title last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-09
Ex-Nurse Backs
Little Rock Team
In Legion League

NORTH LITTLE ROCK, Ark.
(AP). - Most junior baseball
teams are sponsored by bust
ness firms Occasionally a daddy
will get carried away and pay
the freight for the team has
son is on.
But the Dejanis American
Legion team in North Little
Rock may be unique. It's spon-
sored by Mrs. A. r. Dejanis. a
housewife who has never seen
the team play, although she
pays 5000 a year for the spon-
sorship.
I'm just the fairy god
mother" Mrs. Dejanis explain
ed.
Mrs. Dejanis, wife of a physi-
clan. has sponsored the team
for five years. She took 1t on
one hot summer day when a
friend, who was promoting Le-
gion baseball, told he he had
searched the city over for q
sponsor and everyone had
turned him down.
Mrs. Dejanis has more than
a baseball connection with the
American Legion, which last
month gave her a life men,
bership as thanks for sponsor
ing the team. She's a bonafide
Legion member, a veteran Of
the Army Nurse Corps in World
War l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-09
IKE FLUIDS SHOT
AT DEDICATION

COLORADO SPRINGS,
Colo, July o (AP).-Dwight
d. Eisenhower had trouble
off the first tee at the
dedication yesterday Of a
golf course named for him
at the Air Force Academy.
The former President
skied and hooked his first
drive. The ball lolled only
100 yards down the $685.
yard, para hole.
The 72-year-old Eisen-
hover hit his second drive
down the middle Of the
fairway a good ITS yards.
He did not play the course.
constructed at a cost of
$350.000 with funds do
mated by supporters Of the
Air Force Academy Foun-
dalton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-09
Million Seen
For Radio, TV
OF Title Bout

NEW YORK, July 9 (AP).-
No matter what the live gate
may be, the heavyweight title
fight between Champion Sonny
Liston and ex-champion Floyd
Patterson at Las Vegas July %
will gross at least 81 million for
SportsVision. Inc.
Frederic H. Brooks, president
of SportsVision made that
prediction yesterday.
SportsVision is handling all
ancilliary rights to the fight.
That includes closed = circuit
theater television and radio.
I'VE already have outlets in
100 cities and 35 States"
Brooks said. I'm addition we
have sold the radio rights to
ABC and made arrangements
for the TV showing in England
a day later over the BIC. Our
ancillary gross was S4.200,000
for the first Patterson-LiSton
fight Tin Chicago last Septem-
ber). We don't figure to do so
much this time, but it is sure
to be one million"
SportsVision is an outgrowth
Of Graft, Reiner and Smith En-
terprises, which handled the
ancillary rights to the first Lis
ton-Patterson fight. Brooks and
his associate, Roy Garcia,
owned IS per cent Of Graft,
Reiner and Smith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-09
janet Irish
Seeks Repeat
OF 2 Titles

Janet Irish of Bethesda, who
won both the 16-and-under
and 18-and-under titles in the
Middle Atlantic Lawn Tennis
Associations girls champion
ship tournament last year,
seems headed in that direction
again.
Miss Irish got off to a quick
start yesterday in the 16-and-
under bracket with a GO, 81
triumph over Mary Field Duane
of Richmond in her opening
match. The l8-and-under COM
petition was to begin today.
All seeded players came
through unscathed in both the
l6 and 14-and-under categories
Priscilla Campbell of Alexan-
dria, who is second seeded in
the younger division, moved
into the SemifinalS in the days
biggest advance.
Other seeded 14-and-under
players in the quarterfinals are
Janis Graves of Charlottesville
mo. ID, Marilyn Bray of Suf-
folk, Va. mo. 81 and Barbara
Geier Of Hyattsville mo. ~.
First-round: Janet Irish mo. u
bye: Ann Love Of Baltimore mo. p
def. Kate Douglas of Washington 60
go; Ann Watson Of Rockville mo. -
def. Mary Pearson Of Suffolk. go,
mo. ~ def. Diane Sewers Of River
dale. 80. go.
Second-round: Irish def. Mary Field
Duane Of Richmond, 6-2. Gel: Love
def. Grace Harvey Of Baltimore, 6-2,
90; Watson def. Margaret Duer Of
Baltimore. 6-1. 6-1 Allan def. Nina
Myers Of Arlington, 6-S, 81. s-6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-09
Also Runs' Gain
On Big Five in
Golf Money List

DUNEDIN, Fla, July 8 (AP) q.
Ceilings affluent five go Ar
mold Palmer, Julius Boros, Jack
Nicklaus, Tony Lena and Gary
Player didn't win an official
penny last week.
Most of them passed up the
Canadian Open TO go on to
England TO prepare for the
British Open. Their absence al
lowed the lower end Of the
PGA's list Of top 10 money
winners TO gain ground.
Dow Finsterwald, In sixth
place, picked up 1925 at To-
ronto. Seventh place Gene Lit
tier won $l,l50, and eighth
place Tom Aaron won 81 400.
Bruce Champion finished
third at Toronto and the $2,633
he won was enough TO boost
him to ninth place. Paul Har-
ney, 10th last week, fell off.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-09
Laurel Draws
Curtain With
Appreciation

Laurel Raceway, enjoying its
longest meeting in Is years,
draws the curtain tonight with
an Appreciation Night" Fans
will be admitted for a ascent
service tax. /.
There will be two feature
races--the $4,000 Au Revoir
Pace in which three crack
stablemates of PAGERS who
raced in last nights $4,000
Washington Cup classic will
compete, and the $4,000 Adios
Trot.
Last nights feature was won
by the Canadian-owned Race
way from the Hermengilde
Gilbert Stable of Quebec, with
Charlie Poulin driving.
Raceway, racking up his
eighth victory in 10 starts, won
by a neck in 2:02%. Never
worse than second after racing
out from the No. 3 post, while
Ellis Myer stcered the 25-1
shot, Mr.. c. Song, into a quick
lead, Raceway staged a bril-
liant finishing burst to win.
RaceWay, 2-l second choice,
paid $3.50, $500, $4.4O, while
Mr.. C. Song returned $3.50
and So. The Austin Stables
Reba Byrd wound up a nose
behind Mr.. c. Song and paid
Sc. Adora's Dream, the AS
choice, was fifth.
Adora's Dream, the early
sensation of the 4-year-old
ranks and seasons half-mile
record holder with a 2:001s
mark, never seemed to get
Tonight's feature pace finds
Raceway's stablemate, Uncle
Duck, a promising Canadian
PAGER, as the So favorite. King
Sherry, a full brother Of Ran
ger Knight-who was fourth
in Washington Cups Sec
ond choice and Waygone, sta
blemate Of Adora's Dream, is
third choice.
Last nights crowd Of 5,229
wagered $343,577.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-09
Pirates Hold
Tryouts Here

The Pittsburgh Pirates will
conduct a tryout camp Thurs
day and Friday at the Takoma
Recreation Center, Field No. /,
at Grant and Maple avenues in
Takoma Park.
Sessions will begin at 8 am.
each day and continue until 2
pm. Scouts sgd Thrift and Joe
Consoli will conduct the camp.
Players must provide their
own uniforms and be between
the ages Of II and %. Ameri-
can Legion players must have
written approval of their coach
or post commander in order to
attend the camp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-09
ON AREA DIAMONDS
Fowler Strikes Out 19
In SoftboII No-Hitter

f, tie with Rockville in the Wes-
tern Division. Rockville now
has a los mark and
Wheaton is 9-6.
In other games, Minnick's
swept a double-header from
Bowie. To and ga; Beltsville
split with Glenelg. winning the
opener, 1878, and dropping the
nightcap, 6-5; Muirkirk and
Falkland split a pair, MuirkirlZ
taking the first game, IA and
Falkland the second, 6-S, and
Buchanan Builders whipped
NSA, go.
IS
Righthander Charlie Brown
has recorded the second no
hitter of the season in the
Mount Vernon-Lee Pioneer
Leagues senior division. Brown
didn't walk a batter; struck
out 10 and hit one as Rose Hill
defeated Dipco, 30. His chance
for a perfect game was ruined
early by errors.
So &&
Greenbelt and Cheverly fin
ished in a deadlock for first
place in the first half of the
Southern Maryland American
Legion Junior Baseball League.
Both clubs had I'll records and
will meet in a playoff for the
title.
Cissell-Saxon leads the Sec
ond half with a 20 record
after beating Hyattsville, 1876.
In other weekend results,
Greenbelt defeated My Mary
land, 80; Latimer whipped
Wheaton, 8-6, and Cheverly
won over Oxon Hill, 10-1.
y
League-leading Makes ran
its winning streak to six in
the Hillcrest Double AA Soft
ball League by defeating Fort
Greble, 9-3. last night in one
Of two games played at Hill
crest.
Knobby Boteler pitched a
three-hitter, striking out IL.
for the victory. Teammate
Bobby Thayer had two singles
and a double aid drove in
four runs for Makes.
Strick's defeated Cousin
Nick's, 81, despite a one-hit,
10-strikeout performance by
Pitcher Don Stanly Of the
losers. Larry Cauble scored the
winning run in the sixth inn
ing on Bobby Mayhew's sac
rifice fly.
y = *S
Gas Light edged Ledo, 81,
yesterday on the East Ellipse
in the opening game of the
second half in Clark Griffith
League play.
Winning Pitcher Joe Slower
had four Of Gas Lights IL hits,
including a bases-loaded, two
run single in the seventh
Teddy Macopoulos homered
for the winners in the sixth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-09
UeIses Vaults 1911
In Finnish Meet

KOUVOLA, Finland July 8
(AP) John Uelses led an
American team which won six
first places yesterday in an
international track and field
meet. Uelses won the pole vault
with a Jump of 16 feet inch.
Steve Cartwright won the
l00-meter hurdle event in IS
seconds flat, and Ron Freeman
was first in the 400-meter event
in 48.9.
Dave WE'LL won the discus
with a toss of 1881, and Greg
Pelzer turned in a winning
time of 1903 in the 800-meter
event. Larry Questad was first
in the 100 meters in 1915.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-09
MarIboroHas
Lineup
For Tomorrow
BY DICK O'BRIEN
Star staff Writer

Marlboro will be dark today,
but the track will resume again
tomorrow with a better-than-
average stakes race that should
help it catch the eye Of the
areas racing fans.
The $4,000 Mason-Dixon
Bowl featuring nine 2-year-old
fillies will be the highlight,
with Larry MacPhail's Proving
Ground the horse to beat.
A chestnut filly by General
State-Hero II, Proving Ground
was made eligible for the
$7,500-added Nursery Stakes
on closing day, July 81.
MelrOse Entry
Included are Melrose Stables
Melrose Star and Melrose
Randy, Ernest Green's Hasty
Scandal, w. Taylor Leather
bury's Music Sweet, Steve Du-
Inns Anna Dulin, Russell s.
Steele's Winnie's Windy and
Angelo Guarion's Vincenza's
Wish. All are Maryland-foal
The Mason-Dixon should
help Marlboro's bid for in
creased attendance and wager
ing. With its new summer
dates Marlboro has been off to
a slow start, but one source of
competition will be eliminated
today when Laurel Raceway
harness track closes its spring.
summer meeting. That leaves
Charles Town and Delaware
Park as Marlboro's chief and
formidable competitors. @
Outsider Wins First
The main source Of excite
ment at Marlboro yesterday
came when the rank outsider,
Little Different, who hadn't
been a winner in two years,
crossed the line ahead Of the
field in the first race to pay
$92.4O.
This started an 3D. daily
double return of $263.80, which
was completed when Dams
Double won the second race
at $3.50. Little Different was
piloted by Jimmy Fitzgerald
and won by three lengths.
Hiram T. Pritchard's Bos-
suet's Best, 3-year-old daugh-
ter of Decentralization, made
it no contest in the feature,
winning the Woodlawn Farm
Purse at Z furlongs by two
lengths.
Overlooked in the betting,
BoSsuet's Best with Donald
league aboard went the dis
lance in 1925 and paid $21,
$500 and $4.20. Mrs. John
Merryman's Stage Prince was
second.
The crowd of 1851 wagered
$243,043.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-09
Meb Turner Named
Virginia Mat Coach

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va,
July 9 (AP) .-Mebane (Meb)
Turner today was appointed
wrestling coach at the Univer-
Sity of Virginia, succeeding
Frank Finger, who has coached
the sport here for II years.
Turner, a 1858 Virginia grad
uate, was an All-State guard
in football under Art Guepe
and a star on Fingers wrestling
team. After graduation he won
the National AAU 157-pound
wrestling championship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-09

Guy Mason's Glass AA soft
ball league is known as a pitch
er's league, but in all the we'll
pitched games thrown there,
none compare with Eddie Fowl
er's latest masterpiece.
Fowler, Of Georgetown Hab-
erdashery, q veteran Of many
summers as Guy Mason, pitched
a no-hitter last night and set
a record by striking out 10 on
the way to a 30 triumph over
Cavaliers.
The fast-balling highlander
struck out is consecutive bat
tiers from the second inning to
the seventh and allowed only
two men to hit the ball, one a
dribbler to third to lead off the
second and the other a fly to
center in the seventh.
Another veteran, Jeff VIII
lian1s, broke a scorless tie in
the sixth inning with a tower
ing home run. On the strength
of the victory Georgetown
maintains its half game lead
over second-place Maggies,
with a ga record.
Maggies' won the first game
last night, 6-1, over Capitol AC
behind the strong three-hit
pitching Of Bob Lyons. Short
stop Johnny Wolf homered in
the second with Joe Cav on
base.
%& =
College Inn dislodged Buff
falo Sand g. Gravel from first
place in the Eastern Division
of the Maryland Tri-County
League over the week end. Buff
falo had held first since the
season opened.
College Inn whipped
Wheaton twice, Az and 20,
to run its record to 1873.
Buffalo fell to 1873 after
splitting a double-header with
Rockville.
Rockville took the opener,
40, but Buffalo came back in
the nightcap as John Harbon
pitched a no-hitter to chalk
up a 40 victory. Habron
walked two and struck out
three.
The double loss knocked
Wheaton out of a first place
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-09
Minor Leagues

BY the Associated Press
INTERNATIONAL
Arkansas SIS, Jacksonville IA.
Richmond g. Atlanta ..
Syracuse 3, Columbus 3.
Buffalo 4, Rochester ..
only games scheduled.
PACIFIC COAST
All-Stars 4, Spokane 2.
TEXAS
Amarillo 3, Albuquerque 2.
San Antonio 9, Tulsa 0.
Austin IL, Fl Paso 5.
EASTERN
Springfield 10. Reading 2.
Elmira z, Charleston :.
BinEhamton 100, York O.,
SOUTH ATLANTIC
Lynchburg 4 Knoxville 0.
Macon ,. Charlotte tealled en-
9Th. rainD.
Asheville II, chattanooga 3.
Augusta .. Nashville 0,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-09
Kostro Optioned

LOS ANGELES, July 9 (AP).
The Angels optioned In
fielder Frank Kostro to their
Hawaii farm club Of the Pa
cific Coast League yesterday.
He is subject to 24-hour recall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-09

Miss fs-S WSItele esee SHbrS %s 400 500 eco
Jimmy Crum IN. Germany AGO 2.60
Oyerdale "; CoWEeIl $50
VI, Spruce , Able, yoladieu' , Bonnie
JACK. Time, S;6s.s.
2d-SSOO: trot; / mile.
Eddie Adams (Long) $50 SO 800
Miss Gail Scott (BurtOn) 1870 $50
worthy Abbot, M. Shoes. Jackie,
Pleasant Girl, Bedford Dell. Time,
gill; - - - ---------
DAILY DBL. (2-5) PAID $3.50
Arthur sEss@G$S66Gi a.d P1i S I me- SEQ 500
Miss Fay (EI Lonx) 22.OO 1900
Willow Dorothy, Lady Mc0ill. Per-
iecta;, Wishiean. Mitchens Way. Time,
4th1SS00: pace; mile.
Camden Majesty iseottl $50 $40
Quick Coin, tEl MyeO 800
ALONG, Jelly Bean, occonsechss.
bth-Ss00; pace: ! mile.
kuths Dream ~. Q'n) $50 4.2O $50
Flashy Might (El Myer) $50 40
Blythe Ann tEl LonEl ,. 500
sic Rainbow, Improver, Brenda Dia-
mond. Time, 2:09.
eth-SlO,OOO: PAGES washington
Rasssay tPouiInl $50 $50 80
Reba Byrd (willlamsl 900
Ranger Knight, Adora's Dream, Mr.
Childs, Brown Jet. Time. 2:02M.
7th-S00O: pace mi.
Grace d. C'Es (W'n) 600 $40 800
Miss Maiestys. Lady (o'nn) $50 4.80
squire tChurehmanl 900
Pleasant Time, Adios Louise, Sham
rock sue, Good T., Banners Brother
Time. 2:OSh.
sth-SsOO: pace; mi.
TAG McKlyo (Hobbsl 600 $40 2.al
8. X. .McHAI (Dennisl 4.2O $40
Buekshot Dale (Qffuttl 1AO
Possie paTes, zerakie Patch; I ShsT.
Scott. Time. 2:OsS.
Twin double u-3-3-2) paid $1,000
ath-SsOO; pace mi.
y. Sai,,ii IcSSwG ,;i9,, 500 r. e
Colleen ROYAL, Count Carefree. Az.
agar. Caiherln o.. sharon Might, Lone
Attsndancs. 5.2Se. Handle, ss43,-
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BEST BET-PROvING GROUND

COULD BE SAID in fine form at Delaware
and looks best Of this field M0HEGAN likes this route
and will settle for the place. MAJOR WILSON Is well
placed and improving.
30. ks, XXI xxx10 pounds apprentice allowance claimed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-09
Fight Results


BY the Associated Press
TOKYO, THAI PAyaksopon, Thai
and, scored a technical knockout over
8oro Tsutumi. Japan U0). Flyweights
ALBUQUERQUE, N. M.--Joey Limas,
IS, Albuquerque, outpointed Cecil
Mott 144, Tacoma, Wash. u0l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-09

Mn W. L. Is Q tavOrtte the haf-mtle Ovals
and likes this distance. WAR EMOTION moved in here
from Delaware after sharp second for SO 900 CROWN
PRINCE r. won at Waterford Park.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-09

. DISK MAN = sharp winner here opening
day and gets top figure II e.iEible MISS GEORGE Is
In clever hands and will be hard to beat. MISS GIN
was winner at Waterford Park and is at top form
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-09

CRACK o. DOOM moves in here from West virginia
and Is coming off good efforts there. MUSTARD POT
gets good figure in this heat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-09
Joe KeNys Marlboro KdndIcqps
WEDNESDAY RACES. TRACK FAST. POST TIME, PM

FIRST RACE-Purse SI5OO claiming ,25O)i 3-year Gre
Olds ABS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-09

SECOND RACE-Purse, 81, 700; claiming (SI,25O); s.
year-Ods and 5 fnrlonEs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-09
yeaT-Olds and up; furlOngs.

,.
LEEM0WLEE well placed in this field and
has met better. GALLANT FRAULEIN is the
beat: LUCk0 TIL IRISH has been running well in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-09

law HID HIDE u JIM SOT TSsG,d good ~ r. last
start. RED RAIN will benefit from post
position. LITTLE RIVER PETE may
make u three In q row, with best effort.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-09

Newport Jet, L. SheIlenberger 3-7-I
DARLING'S MAID looked impressive
last start. MABEL HI LIE should do
better against this competition. MONA
RAINBOW could be close, II she returns
10 form.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-09

Wee Willy Wynwood, W. G'son 57-4
MAJESTY DIAMONDS past perform.
ance makes him look good. FLYcO BOY
has been close before, may win this.
NJ. P.'s NANCY will benefit from post
position.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-09
Sc 25O5; 8 year oids and M; furlonSs

PROVING GOUND Is a standout In this sprint
and comes the days best bet. MUSIC SWEET
handle the rest and VINCENzA'S WISH will get the
show money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-09

MIGHTY TRUE's strong finishes make
him the best. CUPID's DIRECT could
make II three In a rev. ALTON TROOP.
Err will benefit from poo position.
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Golf Joekets; unIined cotton twill, Scotcheorde
treoted to shed voter, stains, dirt! Woshobe
Block, oden, tan, blue. Comp. value 8o5, 4.99
BonIOn Shirts; short-seeved summer styles in tex
tured nyIon, fabulous orroy Of coIors! Sizes S, M,
L, XL. Comparable value 595------3.99
THE MEMS SHOP-Ia Floor at Al 3 Stores
Evening star., 1963-03-22

Summer White Shirts Of Womsutto Supimo cotton,
regular tor snoP-tob collars l4h to II, short
sleeves. Comparable value S.. Eoeh 3.7o
for SII
Undershorts Of Supinno cotton, boxer style. eostic
waist, whites, eoors 3o-42. Comp. $50, .3o,
3 for S4
Terry Robes, soft, absorbent blue or white cotton
S, N, L. Comparable value 1899 --..- -. 7.99
NoEsote Athletic Shirts. rb-knit cotton, S. M. /,
xL; Regularly 81 ----------------3 for 2.2S
Tee Shirts Of shape holding cotton, reinforced ot
neck g shoulder. S, M, /, xL Comp. ST.
Norsote Hose in fancy cotton isles, over-coI ribs,
synthetic stretch G Areyes. Fit sizes, 10 to l3.
Regularly 7ec to $l----------S0c, for Its