The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • Page 8

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 23, THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR tPAGE 8 SEC. 1 I I 1 THE OTHER PLAYERS were Gary Zirumik, 22, a school janitor from Detroit, and Dennis Freeman, a 14-year-old high-school freshman from Holtville, Calif. Zirulnik, who was the first to bow out of the game, quipped when the referee ruled out his bid to sell the water and power companies to raise money to pay his rent, "Why can't I bet for utility hikes? Bell Telephone does it all the time." He beat three other players on his way to the victory, including Roger Compton, a Ph.D. candidate and teacher at Miami University at Oxford, Ohio. Compton, who suffered his first loss in 18 years of play, was the first runnerup.

Gostomelsky won a clock with a face of a Monopoly board and was scheduled to participate in the World Monopoly Championship to be held at Washington, D.C., today. Atlantic City, N.J. (UPI) An accountant from Skokie, 111., whose children alyways beat him at Monopoly became the first United States champion of the game here yesterday. A. E.

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