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-W fay 9' "1 Page 18 BOSTON GLOBE SPORTS, JULY 10, 1961 Tee To Green Commuters Grouse: 'High Time' Trout Fishing for 55 Gents Only Costs are to Jamaica Pond Plus Boat Rental As for taking the family along, a fleet of small sail ing. 15 to 16 inches are not un-sionaire, says most trout are common being taken now on shiners, Carp in the pond run 5, lO.fished 13 to 20 feet down. But 15 and even 20 pounds. Pickerelthe 68-acre pond, noted for its average 15 to, 16 inches. depth, has holes that go down Allen Curtis, boat conces-over 100 feet Pocharski, O'Connor Win In Lightning, 116 Classes i A.

5. 1 BROKEN WINDOWS, WRECKEDl INTERIOR MARBLEHEAD, July 9 Louis Pocharski of Marblehead and Bill O'Connor of New Lon don won area championships todav of the Lightning and One-Ten Classes, respectively. At the Sandy Bay Yacht Club in Rockport, Pocharski successfully defended the state title of the Lightning Class by placing first, then second in today's final race of the three race series. His Spook 3 had won the opener yesterday. Winner of the third race was Derwin Stevens of Annisquam in Nimbus, Rosado, Hurt In June, Wins By BARRY CADIGAN CANOBIE LAKE, N.H., July 9 Ken Rosado of Dorchester, injured a month ago, made a spectacular comeback today by taking a first in out board racing at today regatta sponsored by South Shore Out- hnarri Assn.

r.j cuffoi-oH ROSadO, Who SUnerea a til boats provided by the Boston Park Department may be used by youngsters from 12 to 18 years of age at no cost. Jamaica Pond is surrounded by a shaded walk and park benches. On certain dates, the city provides a band concert. The pond is stocked with brown and rainbow trout by the State Division of Fisheries and Game. Brownies measur- Towser's 'Caps a mm 9 Af WnnrlnHnnH 4 A If UllUVl IU1IU Tower'i But Three Loretta Ann in the ll.

Rork ia the 4th He't Jarkie in the ttlh. FIRST 5-16 Mile, Grade C. 1 Loretta Ann 1-1 8 Affront 3-1 5 Rushing Mack 3-1 6 Pushin 6-1 7 first Deal 6-1 2 Worrying Kind 8-1 4 Slow Salem 10-1 3Final Dance 10-1 l.ilRFTTA ANN unlid for 56 76 63 74 66 63 'i 63 54 '-a thin. AfTRONT could make a aerloui bid. KL SUING MACK, timet poi-bililv.

SECOND 5-16 Mile, Grade 1 Key Hobby 2-1 2 Jim Brown 5-2 3 Mv Mentor 3-1 8 Kitchen Aid 4-1 5 Red Rowe 6-1 7 Endor 65 'i 62 73 'a 67 67 57 'a 68 4 July pion. imp. i-i A.ip TO 1 65 KrV Htlllni aW'UHT ri.ir JIM BROWN could urone. MY MENTOR aeeka aecond atraltht. mile.

Grade D. 1 Duce Blacky -2 6 Kathy Lee Bel 5-2 7 Mobile Rock 7-2 2 Decoi 5-1 4 Betty i.vcr 6-1 8 Again Again 3 Don's Battle 10-1 5 Doc E.S. 10-1 ti-fi' Rl ATK lowered 70 57 66 54 54 56 64 60 ifain. KATHY UE BEl excellent record. MOBILE ROCK must not dla-rount.

FOURTH Revere Course, tirade e. 2 Memory Rock 5-2 3-1 5 walker wan 1 Rocky Tots 7 Seetter 3 Bully Thirteen 68 54 62 60 Ml 67 73 A 80 4-1 6- 1 7- 1 8 George Delo 8-1 6 Franklin Michael 4 Cnrodu iv-1 Mi-MriRV BOCK slim edte, IVAI.l. rood chance to core. ROCKV TOOTS effective on tail. FIFTH 5-16 Mile, Grade 1 Nipper Clancy 5-2 4 Hacner Hutch 3-1 3 Besides 7-2 72 72 55 2 Lets Travel 6-1 74 65 62 65 6 Pal Paul Harris b-i 5 No Comet 7-1 8 Llovd Dobecka 8-1 7rhina 62 KirrtK I xani unarp inr mis.

HACKER HITCH, usually In contention. BESIDES, won first start. SIXTH Revere Course. Grade J. 1 Mahmoud 2-1 5-2 70 3 Lover Cap 4 My Pepsi 5 Candy Gay 2 Venada 8 Cataract 6 Linen 57 Va 62 5fi'a 56 64 55 62 7-2 6-1 6-1 8-1 10-1 7 Hi Kusin AH MOID, top figure.

I OVER CAP. the one to beat. MV PEPSI. might break through. SEVENTH Revere C.

1 Ada's Gift 7 Foxing 3 Walter Griffin 4 Joe Doe 2 Hot Check 6 Tonna 8 Punchinello 5 Farrago's Angel Course. Grade ,52 63'. a 3-1 54 4-1 62 6-1 67 6-1 67 8-1 54 6(iVa 62 i ANIIOVIR F.ven Hoh-s. Half tlnrllrn: Class A Dr. J.

H.1WPB. H. Allison. 3733: A. Dcmera.

40 35. RFl.l EVl rMerlnl Plav. Full Handicap: Gross R. Brown. 75.

Net u. Carney, n. jacKiin, oi; Wntson. o7. RRAK Bt'RN Two Ttc-st Ball 5' Handicap: R.

Beckett-C. Tink- ham 4: W. Blane.v-i". l.owr ii: E. Pietz-C.

Tmkham 67. Swernstakes. Full Haiidicap: Gross While. 74; W. Blaney.

74. Net Harnnglon. 70; H. Crosby, 72: J. I'ikul.

73. Mixed Partner's Best Ball. ift'r Handicap: Mr. Si Mis y. Hutch-nson.

68: Mr. Mn. 1'. Lowell, 68: ir. A Mis.

R. Hayes. 69; Mr. Mrs. V.

Kitticdge, 69. BROOKLINE Presldcnfa Cnn. Semi-Finiiis. RHI Handicap: First light P. Kndlmc net.

R. Weinberg. fi D. Freshman del. H.

Kant -up. COHASSET Jnsiah Wheelwright First Hound: H. Walker 'ef. Dr. Dnnforth, 2 P.

Cumnpr el. Gammons, 3 A. Bjnik- und del. J. Alclcn.

3 tc T. John-Oll- dcf. J. Wheelwright, 5 R. def.

B. Safford. 3 2. CONCORD Best Selected Nine, lalf Hanriicau: J. Austin.

39-34: M. Iain. 41-34; H. Wardwell, J. inelling.

37-34: C. Gury, 37-35; luckgnber. 41-36: J. Redd.v. 40-36.

'luh Chamnionshin. Finals: J. Snell- ing def. H. 'Thompson.

43. Men's senior Crtampionsnip, finals: Wardwell def. J. Tyson, 2 1. CEDAR Gl.EN 36 Hole Medal Flay Ha' Handicap; Gross L.

Miranrii 140: F. Welder, 157; Micho oskv 160. et A. 13.1; J. Man tra, 135: W.

Parlec 135. CHARLES RIVER Two Ball Best Ball. 85 Handicap: Best 18 Holes; J. Hennessev-J. Brown, oo; An-Bino-E.

Balboni. 56; H. Ramirez-W. Mclncrney. 56.

DEDHAM Team Best Ball. Villi Handicap: Dr. Shodd-A. Nysren. 58; Mcad-A.

Bailey. 59; R. Oale- J. Cullen. 61.

FRAMINGHAM Mcd.i! Play. Full Handicap: Gross F. Barteaux; 75. Net M. Sterman, 68: H.

Rossi, 69; H. Kenncv, 71; C. Thuiman, 71. ERANKI.X Father-Son Tournament, Half Comhinrd Handiean. Alternate Shot: Gross Nello Luccine aim uary.

4u. ct Bun feioaum and Tommy. 33: Al Ficco and Hob. 34; ternando sanchiom and David. 34.

FRESH POND Four Ball Championship. Semi-Emals, Handicap: R. Keefe-R. LaCasse def. J.

Elack-more-M. maral. 2 up. FI'RNACE BROOK Club Championship. Finals.

36 Holes: E. Cerianl. def. J. Hackett.

54. Handicap vs. Par, Full Handicap: Class A R. nristcnson, 1 up; T. Spmnello, even: J.

LaCame.ra. even; Berry 3 down. Class E. Pinney, 4 xip; Berry. 2 up: F.

Boache, I J. I Craigue, 1 down. GEORGE WRIOHT-Point Tournament: B. Pagel-B. llenly-D.

Brant-J. Ryan, plus 24: F. Kellcy-J. Nmton-M. Sohwab-B.

Panton. plus 12. Women's Division Four Hall Rest Rail- Costrllo-F. Plokavirh P. McN.nnee-P.

uvnen. H4: pnu is-A. F'ou Ms-M. Kellev-A. McKinnon, 85.

Best Select ed mine: B. Marshall. 33; t. Thomson, 35: B. Anderson.

35. HAPPV VALLEY Four Bill. Con solation Final, 85'r HanrTicap: P. uonerty-K. uooiey def.

H. Bornstein J. Doherty, 5 4. Medal Plav. Full Handicap: Gross J.

conte 69: G. Regan. 75; P. Barkhousc. 72: Beatrice, 75; Johnson, 7a; J.

uonerty. 7, HATHERLV Club Chamolnnshin Qualifying Round, Championship rugnt: u. Baiowin. 73: M. Tobin.

75; W. Gibbons. 75: Chisholm. 76: J. iiioran Jr 7fi: T.

Kegan, 11. KERNWOOn Mcmher-Memhrr 85V Handicap. Finals: Class A Hecht-J. Wiseman dot. J.

Forma-D Fermon, 2 1. Consolation Katz- man-M. Wiseman def. Metz-S. Schwartz.

32. Class Musin- sk.v-L. Shutzer def. J. Bcrnsteln-I.

Mersh. 1 up. Consolation B. Voke-K. V'oke def.

D. Schvvartz-A. Kane. 32. LEXIVOTON Two Ball Best Ball.

Handicap: W. Fox-D. Bedy. 58: H. Kerrick-T.

Crockett. 62: D. Moakley, 62; C. Arsenault-H. Elkins.

6R. MEADOW BROOK Best Selected 12 Holes. H.indicap: Gross R. Wallace. 44; W.

Pike. 44; W. Donahue, 44. Net J. Stewart.

35. MT. HOOD Odd and Even Holes, Half Handicap: Odd-G. McDonald, 3327; G. Stephans.

3427: T. Caldwell. 36 29; K. Crowell, na 29; V. Parziale.

4029; H. Grey 3729. Even C. Dver 3430. MARLBORO Club Championship.

Semi-Finals. Scratch: C. fnliimho. def. S.

Agtforitsas, 1 up; J. Kasaras dof. B. Nelson, 1 up. President Cun.

Semi-Finals. aj Handicap: E. Morte aet. j. Valerius, 5 J.

Parker def. J. Murrav. 32 MARSHElEl.n Club Championship Qualifying Round. Scratch: J.

Con nolly, 72: J. Mulhern. 72: R. Murray. i3: L.

Foley, 73; S. Atwatcr 73; C. Ford. 74. NATICK 18 Hole Sweepstakes, Full Handicap: Gross Ellison.

72: A. Nelson. 75. Net C. Hngan.

7767; u. midretn. 62 HH; b. Dryer, 88 69 Qualifying for Club Championship: G. Heffron 70; E.

Iaiobbino, 72; G. Ellison, 72. NEEDHAM Partner's Best Ball. i Handicap: E. Sykes-F.

Dodge. r. aToilr-f. rhrisfpncpn broken arm in a craCkUD ln'Senton-Pierce 'aN'mn-LJcbrn 2'a 'nr jf- Connecticut, got the nod from his doctor only yesterday. Rosado however did not enter the faster hydroplane field.

Bob Smith of Hanson, the association's "rookie of the year" in 1960, won the Hy droplane class. Larry Castagneto, Melrose, continued his victorious wave in and Utility but bowed to his jinx in hydro plane racing. JUNIOR UTILITY: 1. SPearc PrimpHs. Milton, 2.

Paul Shin-nev. Weymouth, Mass 3, Terry Mc-Farlanc. Wevmouth. Mass. A UTILITY: 1, Ken Rosado.

Dor chester. Ulcn wnitenouse, Lexington, 3, Jim Baker, Monument Beach, Mass. UTILITY: 1, Larry Castagneto, Melrose. 2. Jim Tomlinson, Dorchester, 3, Bob Anderson, Barre.

Mass. UTILITY: 1. Larry Castagneto Rill Allen. Ouinry. 3.

Stan ArmstronE. Chelmsford. Mass. UTILITY: 1, Bill Alien: 2. Link Walker.

Newton; 3, Dave McFarlane, Weymouth. Mass PARKING LOT at Nevburyport station features craters six to eight inches deep. Two other Marblehead skip pers took the place and shov positions as Dick Price sailec Celest to a second and fifth today and Ken Drewry brought Janie in fourth and sixth. O'Connor totalled up three- third places in the one-Ten Dis trict I Regatta off the Jubilee Yacht Club in Beverly for a series first place, as. Norman Cressy of Beverly, the leader after the first two races, fin ished well down in the fleet in the third to lose to O'Con nor's Hoya by a scant three- quarter point margin.

Golfers Open Play In Publinks League The Brookline team beat Franklin Park. lOVi to 7Vi, and George Wright defeated Riverside, to 8V2, in the opening play in the newly formed Publinks Golf League yesterday. At Brookline FRANK. 10' Molta-Bonaruk 2 Rodlirt-Taylor 21 Dowri-Partririae 0 Starr-Gnodman Hart-Cnwlcv Z'VLiacop i s-imny unocKI 1 resnman-arn n'glc-Lats 3Sherman-Coniy 0 At Riverside WRIGHT. 8'-.

i RIVERSIDE. 8Va Ti-'wlpv-Rnrhef 't 2 1 Henshon-Lenin 1 Ciiath-Fagano i Trens's-M phy l'i H'Rg'dy-A'stin 1 1 j'Goss-Brenner 2 Phinn'v-Olson 2 1 O'Brian-Sexton 2 Corcoran-Cooney 1 Quarterback Gatiss Signed by Patriots Bob Gatiss, Sacramento, became the seventh quarterback to sign with the Boston Patriots fof the 1961 season. Gatiss, a former, star at the College of the Pacific is rated as a top notch passer. In his junior year at college, he passed for. 328 yards in game against Washington State and wound up with a season's rec-od of 821 yards.

Last Fall he uuuugu tne mi. Gatiss will join Butch Son-gin, Babe Parilli, Paul Terhes, Tom Yewcic, Larry Cline and Ivan Toncic, for special work outs July 22 at the University of Massachusetts. Rock Taps 3 Silversmith 117 Grimm 5 High and Dry 117 No Boy Held ol Glory 120 DeSDii ito 4 Pert Pat 114 Madden 112 No Boy 114 Beneito 112 Munsell 114 Bradley 112 No Boy 9 Rant'n Rave 4 Ungava 7 Hasty Shoowr 1 Roman Crown 8 i.n Broker 2 Ambitious Kate 112 Hooper MLUKMII1H Is raior "harp rirht nou- and should be along in time. HIGH AND DRY seeks his fourth straight. HELD.

OF GLORY has won three ia a row. NINTH S2H00. Claiming 4-veai-- olds up, 1 mile, 70 yds. $3500-3000. a boiq Hunter liZNoBoy s-i 2 Ring on Georgia 305 Landr's 10-1 9 Glad Cap 112 Grimm 3-1 109 Glassner 4-1 112 Hegalbuto- '8-1 1 Fracla 3 Bernwith 6 Iceman 4 Crurs 7 Five Forks 112 NO Boy 6-1 112 No Boy' 8-1 HORisley 10-1 112Bohcnko 10-1 8 Whose Bnbu BOLD HUNTER DrrnnrH tar this one and is reported readv.

RING ON GEORGIA ftrures close. GLAD CAP moves down the class ladder. Best Bet JI'DGE DOYLE' Seventh Loneshot BOLD INTER Ninth Foxboro 'Caps Class C. 1 mile, $800 Grattan, Hutch 7-! Ma iors Dream. Kellogg' 4-1 oiaip, ivi Knoinson '2 Princess.

6-1 3- 1 4- 1 6-1 some instances, new owners nines on me. worm onure run have improved depot facilities, 'have all the appearance of be-but admitted that some loca-jing abandoned, although com-tions have been deterioratinguters use the facilities daily, since changing hands. In Rowley, the station sports a hydroplane: i. Lewis Good- compiled a total of 700 yards in, Hanson. 2.

Jim Baker; By MIKE BEATRICE in Boston, can still enjoy a Sunday fishing outing wihin city limits. It costs 20 cents to ride the M.TJV. to Jamaica Pond, only trout fishing water in Suffolk County. Boats can be rented for 35 cents an hour. Trout up to six pounds can be caught.

Jamaica, like most trout rxmds Massachusetts, is jammed opening day, and perhaps for the first few weeks of the season. But when the weather turns warm, anglers turn to salt water fishing. Then the. pond is never crowded. hntPtl HenrhPS HUD1 vi Hours Before Mates Jackie Jensen's dislike for plane travel resulted in the Red Sox outfielder's being the only member of the party to reach home last night.

The others, their plan trip from New York canceled because of fog in Boston, took the Owl, the midnight train that arrives in Boston at 6:30 a.m. Jackie and his wife, Zoe Ann, drove to New York for the four-game series. They started from the Yankee Stadium immediately after the Sunday doubleheader. During Sunday morning they were being kidded by others in the Red Sox party who said they'd be back in Boston long before the Jensens. Mahan Team Takes Honors at Oak Hill Green FITCHBURG, July 9 Tom Mahan.

golf pro at the United Shoe C.C. in Beverly, led his team to low gross honors at the N.E.P.G.A. pro-member tournament at Oak Hill Country Club here today with scores of 64-61. Tex.McRenolds of Winchester C.C. and three Oak Hill members gained second place with scores of 65-62.

LOW GROSS Tom Mahan. J. Shea, Reagan. P. Woodacott.

64-61-125: Tex McPenolds. E. Ostman. E. Materia.

J. Marry. 65-62-127: Hairy Gas-Vm. E. Pinteno.

Dr. McPeake. U'Neil. 66-60-126: John Teri. H.

St. Cyr. T. Mahan. E.

Badineau. 66-60- Nick Gianferante, J. Riley. B. Hrown.

Birmingham. Malia. Dr. Blouim, A. Marshals.

H. McHueh. 67-63-130: Frank SeEa- line, B. Gahan. E.

Graffey, E. H. John son. 67-59-126. LOW NET Jack Reidv.

B. Cnusev. P. Ferrier. B.

Bird. 68-57-125: Bud Trumboil. C. Slatery. W.

Hasnod. R. V. 60-57-126; Bill Barry. O.

Cook, K. ProRin. KalaKhor. 68-58-lofi: Rill Rarrlav. Hultsren.

Smith. MrQue, 68-59-127: Bob Gillis. Simard. J. Edenberg.

B. Cool. 6f-39-m: Angie Doyle. Yeo. D.

le. nver. 69 -12. Old Colony Fourball At Marshfirli) DUXBURY. 3'i iMARSHF'LD; U'i Arnold-F'wler I1 Rlarsh ll-Fr'ncke 0 Callahan-Trout i Butler-Roi list.

James-Murrv 2 ewms-Ellison 0 1 'nm'n-Alex'der 1 Johns'n-Sh'pp'rd i At Cohassrt BATHERI-Y. 12'ji COHASSET. 2Vi Cr'wl y-Gib'ns 2'z Lincoln-B'dman 'a Long-Chishlm 2'- Howell-Taylor 'i Burke-Morton 1 'aTow'e Proutv l'j Kelly-Monan Jr. 3 HII'nder-St fiord Costello-HiEEens 3 man-ZilEhj'n 0 thru Sept. 2 WacYmgham GRANDSTAND $1 CLUBHOUSE (TAX I NCI I 9 races daily post time 2:15 BUSES TO Over Express Highways LV.

Par Sq. (Greyhound Trm.) 17:30 Sullian Squara Medford Squara Harvard Square Porter Squara-Cambrido, Day St. North Cambridge Arlington 12:45 12:55 12:30 12:35 12:40 12:50 ROUND TRIP FARE INC. ADMISSION TO GRANDSTAND Out of loston S3.25 From arty other paint $2.75 Bute return to Boston Immediately after last, rata AIR-CONDITIONED BUDDUFOS Leave NORTH STATION BOSTON ot 12:33 Daily Reund Trip $3X0 Inc. ti) Trains return to Sosfon Immediately after tatf race TRAINS TO it- if.

ROWLEY STATION By ROBERT A. McLEAN Boston and Maine Railroad commuters may be in for a pleasant and in some cases long-overdue surprise. The road this week declared a general depot clean-up, fix-up, patch up campaign. The refurbishing of stations, most now under private ownership, was decreed by the a ssachusetts Dept. of Public Utilities after a two-month survey of railroad properties.

"Some of the stations were satisfactory, and others not-so-satisfactory, and need plenty of attention," said William II. Curley, director of the D.P.U.'s railroad division. "Private owners of stations, which were found to be not in good condition, have been notified to restore them to the required level of maintenance," a railroad spokesman said. D.P.U. division engineer John J.

Kelley and the chief engineer. Thomas K. Dyer, climaxed the survev with a three-day tour of the entire system, "inspecting every foot of property," the line oihcial said. Road's Responsibility Passenger depot facilities must be maintained by new owners as stipulated in sale contracts which must be ap proved by the D.P.U. before the property changes hands, Curley pointed out.

"Any complaints received by the D.P.U. are brought to the attention of the railroad, which then has the responsibility for seeing that the con dition is rectified, he said. Depot waiting rooms must be kept heated, lighted and usable condition, if such facilities were maintained prior to the sale by the railroad, Curley said. And if the existing property is to be demolished facilities must maintained during the waiting period, and new facili- ties provided for 'the future, as long as passenger service is maintained at that station." Curley emphasized that, in' Weston's Weld Wins Green Mt. Tennis Crown BRATTLEBORO, Vt, July ,9 Ed Weld, Weston, Mass.

pranked fourth in the New Eng land area, won the Green ifi 4 crr-nvn nttm. cm, del. Adams leboro. 4. fi O.

Curt "7," ijv Herbert. Brlmr. it def. "ratt lforo. 62, Robert baltman, Bridgeport.

Ct. Phillip Dunham. Bra tlebnro. ft 0. Axel Kaufman def.

Walter if.0''" Troy, by default Harry Beverly. det. Alan Marcus. Holyoke. Mass.

6 1. 6 3. Bruce Tait. Holyoke, def. Paul isorton.

Amherst, o. 61 QUARTERFINALS: Sullivan del Foster, 64, 8-6. Saltman def. Her-: bert. 5 7, 6 1, 61.

Weld def Kaufman. 6 1. 64. Kirsch def Tait, 62, 62. Kaiipr Inn I pvifnn i-duer, jan Licviiaii Win J.C.

Tennis, Head for Nationals SPRINGFIELD, July 9 Tom Bauer, Scituatc, defeated Benny Bacon, Winchester, 6-3, 6-3. today to win the 18-and-under. boys singles title in the Massachusetts State Jaycee tennis championships. Jan Levitan, Brockton, downer! too-seeded Heidi Lincoln, Cohasset, 12-JO, 6-3, to wyi the 18-and-under girls crown. In the 15-and-under division, John-Hughes.

Springfield, beat Winkie Bacon, Winchester, 6-3. 6-0 Roberta Zimman. Marhle head, won the eirls titli hv rie. "Even though a railroad sells a parcel of property, it still re mains the responsible party, as far as the D.P.U. is concerned, Curley asserted.

If and when the clean-up program begins, it will have been a long time coming, according to some irate commuters. Rotting flooring, peeling paint, rutted parking lots and general run-down condition, are a continuing source of irritation to many Massachusetts rail patrons, fortunate enough to still have commuter service. The station in New- buryport, now in private hands, is one case in point. 1 Commuters who drive to the station and park their cars dee which th teU parng jot Look Abandoned Stations in smaller commu- Woodruff-E. Schmaltz.

69-65; F. Anzivino-L. Huhbard. 76-68; C. Welch-W.

Kosmrnko, 74-68. NORFOLK Club Championship. Third Round: V. Sansster def. D.

Blnzxer, 3 2: J. Ward def P. Powers. 1 up. First Flight, D.

fried def. Sullivan. 2 1. Second if 7 h. 4 several smashed, winaows, who.se strewn on the Station floor.

Beer cans and if rasn UULT inside and out, and what paint is left on the walls is flaking. Its the same story at, the Hamilton-Wenham station. A welcome contrast is the large Beverly station, which was recently resold. Though old, the depot interior is clean, and the walks under each rain shelter are well swept. Perhaps the condition faced by the commuters can best be illustrated by a recent incident in the Newburypcrt station.

A lone passenger was waiting for an alrnoon train. He glanced 31 Tne waiun8 room ciock, then nrl.nJ 4 1. ll.ITIl ojucu llic bldLluIlJIldbter. Will the 12:30 train be on time?" "Sure," answered the agent. "She'll be here in 10 minutes." 'But the clock savs its onlv 11:10," complained the traveler.

"Oh, that clock runs about an hour and 10 minutes late," said the agent casually. Do Your Work secretly determined to play low from your own hand no low from your own hand no matter what East plavs. You may be oblieine enough to play it and solve your problem in that way. As it happens, East plays the 10 of hearts, holding the trick. He continues with the jack of hearts, and this time you cover with the king.

West takes the ace and then the queen of hearts. This leaves you with three trumps in your own hand. Dummy holds two trumps and a heart. You need all three tricks, and you are sure to win them no matter who has the queen of trumps. No matter what West does the lead comes up to your trumps.

Just remember that there's nothing in the Constitution 'of hand leave the trumps alone until the end. DAILY QUESTION As dealer you hold: A 1 6 5 07 A A 7 3. What do you say? ANSWER: Pass. You would bid this borderline hand if vou jOrton-Marotta way, South Bos ton, was stabbed at st. and Broadway in that district at Saturday night.

He was i taken -Mo City Hospital Sweeney said three youths ganged up on him. He suf fed a wound in the left thigh, win Larry Hnlmps. Mass. HY1HOFLANE: 1. BOD Smith.

Hanson. 2, Bill Giles, Taunton, 3. Lewis Goodwin. HYDROPLANE: I. RiehaTd Nel son, Last Braintree.

Mass.i 2, Don PiKCon. Melrose. 3. Anthony Godialis. East Haven.

Connecticut. HYDROPLANE: 1, Anthony Godialis; 2. Bob Petze. Weymouth, 3. Bob forde, Milton, Mass.

McCracken's FIRST S2000. claiming. 4-year-olds no. 11-16 miles. 2 Bright Daze 112 Skuse 4 Susong 112Connolley 4-1 7 Hippowam 112 Dunn 10-1 10 Dr.

Dubious 112DeSoirito 3-1 8 Mcrrion Square 107 VSoinale 5-1 1 Bedad 112 Johnson 10-1 5 On Your Mind 107 Bradiey 10-1 9 Game Beginner 112Dunlavy 15-1 3 Volatrust 112 Soltys 20-1 6 Take In M07 Kessler 20-1 BRIGHT DAZE will better his last poor effort. SUSONG nturra close up. RIPPOWAM can improve. SECOND S2000 rlaaiminif. 4 voar olds and tin.

6 furlonKs. $2000. 11 Bingo Kine 114 Madden 4-1 4-1 3- 1 4- 1 8-1 10-1 8-1 20-1 6-1 6-1 6-1 8-1 20-1 10-1 20-1 20-1 Watch Poppa 10 Teds Host 16 Rico Ree 15 Fun Lover 7 Crafty Count 5 Dirtom 4 Check the Bet 2 Proud Bov 114 Landers 114 Del'chio 114 Madden 114 Bradley 114 DeSp ito 114 Munsel 109 Jenkins 117 No Boy 109 No Boy 109 No Boy 107 No Bov 112 No Boy 112 Mercier 114 No Bov 109 Johnson 1.1 Helen N'ble I I'rah Darling 8 Panegvric 3 F't te Betsv 9 Ghost O'War 12 Sweet Duff 14 Rock Silver 1 12 Hooper 20-1 RINOO KIVT. anneitr nrll innt. it to take another.

WATCH FOP-V rlosed fast to be third. TEDS HOST is eligible to repeat. THIRD $2500. claiming, maiden 2- yKw7' urlonBs 00O-55O0 6 Hioflio SRSSri. 5 1 Mr.

Petmar 7 Eight Jacks 3 Eastie Tony 9 Princess Jo 2 Red Hammer 4 Be Glad 8 Suncook Kid 5 Our Moon i iw mm ilo Sku 15 J.Sc 15 No Kuse a noy i.v-i Kr Ti 2Rya" -J 119 No WlWfZSl up; B. Reed def D. MarMamara. 2 1 Best Selected 15 Holes. 85 Handicap: B.

Ahem, 52: B. Murphy. 54. Net D. Sheeh.in, 48; A.

LeShane. 50: L. Ramirez, 50. NASHAWTICK Match Play vs. Par, Full Handicap: Net M.

Kolov-son. 4 up; N. Goldberg. 2 up; P. Beharreli, 1 up: B.

Asher, even: L. Bnlhoni, even: M. Growell. 1 down; W. Martini, 2 down; J.

Spadaro. 1 down. OAKtEV Beat Paul Donahue Day. Ladies Division: Peg Carson. 96-69: B.

Carr. 102-70; J. Dion. 93-71. Four- Ball Best Ball.

Full Handicnn: Gross. B. NefT. D. Keefe.

Minton. Furey. 64. Net. Flynn.

A Der- B. Wil'andcr. M. O'Hanian. 54: A.

F. Soerlinga. J. Sutherhtnd S. Dorian.

SS: D. Sra- bian. Dclmorc. H. Casson.

Tirlcv. 55. POXKAPOAG Point Tournament, H.i it ttandican: Class A. Angino. 37: W.

Fay, 3r; A. Furdy, 3a; J. Ward. 35 RIVERSIDE Cub rhamnionshin I. Winston def.

C. Welch. 2 1 Class r. DeWoire def Tories. 2 Ic? wemnaum.

a i. SAtLM roursome wuotn Tourna- J. McNiff-D. Tiicks-S. Fames-P.

Nes P- onnor-j Shechy-A. Connoilev. plus B.i, ocoonor-F. Foody-j. f.

McCarthv- isk.i ch.msstin-B. tiiseinw. niu Sheinwold On Bridge 2 f.naaynaie Topper, Reed 5-1 7 Mountain Widower. A Day 72 Rand.v B. Brut 'f Hi-Mountain Leader.

6-1 Mountain tennis championship lead the suit from Hnmmv viplH cnnH rocnltc suit lioni QUmmy, today by defeating Paul Sul-a vieia 6ooa results, however, because if East hae ADA'S GIFT In good position. FOXING Somewhat erratic. WALTER GRIFFIN Possibility here. EIGHTH Revere Course, Grade C. 2 Larinelle 2-1 57 4 3 Dclerrmnator 3-1 74Ja 7 Showay 4-1 51 1 Handy Rocker 6-1 70 8 Artie Awe 6-1 70 5 Cluikka 7-1 65 6 Sno-Babe 8-1 55 I 4 Auntie Mame 52 I.ARIBEI.LE Lowered a rung.

PETFRMINATOR Anxious to run. AV Figures to vie. NINTH A mile. Grade 1 He's Jackie 8-5 68 8 Able Msn 5 Sweetie Way 2 Somerset 3 Accomplished 6 Keevie 7 Len Chase 5-2 66 3-1 57 5- 1 78 6- 1 74 8-1 74 10-1 75 -He Hasit ii-i nr HE'S JACKIE commandinc flrure. ABLE MAN attempts to break a sliimn.

SWEETIE AY can't elnimate TENTH Revere Course. Grade B. 3 Edna Gray 7-1 60 5 Holiday Isle 7 K.B.'s Valentine 1 J. D. Bug 6 Rushing.

John 2 Hi Zizi 8 Tima 4 Humble Rock 3-1 63 3- 1 60 4- 1 66 6-1 65 6-1 60 8-1 70 10-1 65 I at nrire. I-UN A GRA1 good HOLIDAY ISLE very capable rival. K.B.'a VALENTINE steady campaicner. Marshfield Entries FIRST S504. claiming.

3-vear- oios and tin. about 6V furlongs Mawug nr. Natural Mope 109 Wfie Litnulia ion Memphis Boy 117 Scour 114 Blue Scorch 109 luKe '114 Miss Alphca 114 Also f.litible Gettherciark '114 Hytone Dandy '106 Snobi-y t. 'ntos 116 SECOND $504. claiming, 3-year- oias ana up.

about 5 lui longs. Riviera King 119 Viney Winston Bull 119. Mull R.van Dominte 119 Je Suis Me Miss J. K. 117 linn Pot I Also llit.

hie Major Order 119Targo 114 Bulsv 114 114 109 114 108 119 THIRD Sn04. rb.mmi tvr. olds and up. about 5 furlongs. Misn Toray 114 Grimsby 119! Flag Man 119 Willy Nilly U9 B-llykap 114 Maryland Lady 114 I'm Free 109 Big Threat 122 Also Eligible Crescent Miss.

lHllbegood 114 t. joy -UK sicnatnna ruuriiM S504. claiming. 3 year olds and up, ahout 5 Jurlongs. cnowoer I14 La Bajada 114! Hesand 119 Counts Boquet 119 OlympiaP Q.

llSCotillion 112 114 Chic'arene 117 Also ELIGIBLE Red 114 Shamrock Sal 114 '109 Candy Mart 104, FIFTh Purse So04. claiming. 3 year-olds and up. about 5 lurlonss fuiiset Strip llSOgnffin 112 Meredith 119 Cpnouer 111 urey unen "tntris wnett Par Flo ALSO Kt.lGIRI P. Atom Jet 112 Sios GoMen Brand 112 Doestir SIXTH $504.

claiming, 3-year-olds olds ano up. aooui a tunongs. Palatine 119 Disgraceful IIOT lid nnMn Velroe '111 Rors Faultless Heathers Hone 117 Sara? Memory ALSO ELIGIBLE Lis Ston 11 SEVENTH 504, allowances. 3- ana up, 3 zuriongs, "lne Dinmo.1. 1l4tTAA.

Kaa 114 Roval Brat 'lox Nabe Isabel M. 114 W'ireds Pride 112 Amar.on Girl 107: EIGHTH allrrwanres. 3-year- olds and up. about 6'a furlongs. -The Marshrield Inaugural." Prince Errard HfiSangrita 105 Lonesome End 112 Cold Whilly 1 Rrthoin 114 "ic-rt am Double John 116 Round Heels 111 NINTH S.t04.

claiming. -v nnd up. about 1 1-16 mile Eocene 104 Court-Me Too -109 French Rogue 114i.i-.tle Don G. Khaitwr 114 Picture Me Dotskm 109 Rabtide Also KliSihle Katvhob 112 Choppy Wandering Off. 109, Great Day 114 5 A.A.C.

114 i i 104 114 113 llfii I 17 114 107 i09 117 i NK-invn. i -ias i jnue, xseimont, 'k, i-r ace he 1' tor. plus fi Parent-Child Tounuimpnt. i piavofTr jiek Mcifi and shsmn def Weld and Smith teamed to-t0k5rWnd a par to beat Harry Kirsch, HaTOTrKeHtaitt1- iHS iBeverly, Mass. and Harrison iGaliivan set a course record with his.Rowbotham, Waban, Mass, in gross 66.

The course was recently IL lenglhenedr: Burris. 7R-67: D. the doubles final, 6 2, 6 3. "tu' Viutic- r0My- i FIRST ROUND: Norman DalrVmple, AWfi' Wilmington. def.

Smith. Braintree. Make Opponents How do you guess which iponent has the queen of fPPonent has the queen une way is to consult guessing. South dealer. East-West vulnerable.

A 7 6 5 6532 7 AK73 A2 A 4 3 9 7 10 a ia a a OK 9 6 4 3 A 9 4 1 1 A 1 1U A A 10 9 8 OAJ5 A85 West North Pass 3 A All Pass South 1 A-4 A East Pass Opening lead A -2 This sort of hand is fairly of II1PFLIP elosed very fast in lst and apprurs ready to graduate. MR. is a strong closer. EIGHT JACKS was promising second last out. FOURTH S2300.

claiminff. 3-year, oins. tunongs. tS30oo-25on 10 Sis Tontie HSLarkm 5 Hasty 112 Connolley 4-1 7 Western Star 112DeSpinto 4 14 Pride Char'g llOLarkin 6-1 16 Avrils Dream 112 Rvan 5-1 8 Serenity 108Munsell 8-1 6 Marcher 112 DeiV'chio 5-1 4 Brides Bells 110 Grimm 4-1 3 Black Penny 108 No boy 6i jl3 Rock 108 Risley 8-1: 15 Susie's Pen 115 No boy 10-1 i 9 Heir Condifn'd 108 Keene 10-1 1 Hat Band lOfi No boy 20-1 2 No Gravity 110 No boy 20 1 1 vm i-K iii V.ii, Siii Mass- 1. Edward Weld PcwxtflFgU1- Putncy Cf '11 Surprise Play '105 F'irb'nks 20-1 12 Midnight Flue 108 Davern 20-li3 sis TOOT1E rareH welt at 4 II common.

At the bridge table; that forces you to play trumps you cant. see which opponent; first, when you get this kind iviarvie uean. Gartley 3-1 i Ann Marie Harvey 9-2 rioooy swut. McKenney. 7-2 ir- t-'onossey.

5-1 m. ume. nomooia e-i Feather. Ja. Hogan 5-1 8-Mighty Moody.

Robinson t- Big ueai. Reed 10-1 rrvxk, Spencer 7-2 Si." "taipn PJ "aray. Aaamo Draper i Va.Yi L-i'' Dobras B--n. Kellogg Princess, Batson 8 Bonnie Duchess. A Young FOURTH Pace, Class C.

1 00 2-Stamp Holder, Cole 8 Lady Alta. Coleman 6-1 8-1 8-1 mile. 9-2 -l 3-1 7-2 5-1 8-1 6-1 mile, 5 Cisco Hanover. TavW C. Glenn.

-J Winters Dolly Fingo, Rankin Mane Frieo. 7 Majors. Prince. Handv Jr" 6 Arrowhead. Edm JFTH-Pac das, tdmunds.

C. 1 5 Joe Knight. Mclnnis 3-1 ciriagion, it Mcintosh 5-1 Poliv Mac. A Day 7-2 Pine Tree Chief. Rankin.

-2 fi Adios Dee. Baker 8-1 7 Mighty Hayes, Adamo 10-1 114 Red Jericho, Gartleyl. R-I Little Giles. Coleman 10-1 -in5s i rnue. isyiiu CIVTU I Mr, Kerry Key.

Safford 5-2 Arttm'. 9-2 Perk Rodney. Paiker 5-1 Parlay. Rankin 8-1 3 Madam Boris. 6-1 6 Hip Hanover.

Gartley 6-1 4 Meadow Arch, A Dav 10 1 3 Greta Worthy, Coleman 10-1 SFVENTH-Pace. Class C. 1 mile. i3 Mighty Irish. Copeland 7-2 7 ifJpSi? McInn' -A'cor Pick.

FLowe l5? Mclnnis 3-1 5- 7-2 9-2 -2 Jim Carroll. A Day 5 Timely Twenty, -l 8-1 10-1 mile. Concrete Kins. 1 FIGHT Class B. 1 12000.

8 Mountain Hal. 9-2 3-1 i oerceuse. 1 Landry 1 Airy Chief. A Young 7-2 1.6 Kent Hanover. Hrtro.

4 Peter' Cannon. Barker. 6-1 8-1 8-1 10-1 3 Grattan Pence. Fox Holly Rosecroft. Ross 7 Bcrgan.

i NINTH-Pace, Class B. 1 1 2 Precursor. Gartley Red Rhythm. Safford 5 13 Wise Widower. Mcintosh rmie.

A Day Alpena. A Trrmblay i -2 10-1 8 Kid. Virag Tfc.NTH Pace. Class C. I mile.

S'W 6 Rita M.iplecroft. Cole 2 Mikcs Counsel. Mclnnis. Super Dream, Safford Super Dream, II D4 Adios. Ease- Horey Royal, Hiltr Lucy fm.

CopeUnd 3 Mr. Qumton 'Scott. Robinson 6-1 5 Maria Wick, Taylor 10-1 1 I 5-2, 7-2 4-1 has the queen of spades. you guess wron2- yu my lose a trump and three hearts. If you play the trumps your- self, you may guess wrong.

If you play the other suits first, however, you can force the opponents to '-break" the trumps. Let's see how this works out If wiiuii.im( run, Loi tie-E. McGovern. Wayland. 1 V- 140: J.

f'lirriirii lon liir-iunn mouth. 14H-130; B. Tarr-A ClifTord. Furnace Brook. 148-136: n.

TouriHny Maddv. PK-moiith. hh Ku. tiiinaicap vs. un Hjn.

r- rvncun nn- 3 up: L. Harrlman. 3 up; Al -Scott. 3 up: J. Paraneln.

3 up: L. Raga. 3 up. Governor Cup. Championship Plav off: C.

Woodword-S. Bennett. 66: F. Broderick-C. Traverse.

71; J. Pruett-B. Mi-Fionev. 73. TEDESC'O Cantain and Three Males, hi i Hanflicap: ft.

croby-S Lyness-K. Donnelan-J. Spillane. 144 roints: Tuxhury-B Clart-G. Breed-B Hanson.

137 points: A. John- son-w Hurke-W. Graham-F. Lawton, 130 noint I'N'ICORV Selected 17 Ho'es. Handicap: Hodgkin.

37: Staplr- lon. ij. i.awson. 3F; K. Banks.

38: D. MrVeil. 30: B. Hill. 40.

VESPER Four Bal' Best "all. Hr-'f G-oss B. Forrest-D. Oinrv, 71-66: Olemiie-G. UHnmc 71-6B fi Cnger-I.

I itchfieM. R3-64: F. 7S 65; B. Miliaria. 7v-66; C.

Forvihe-D Ton Be Ball. "5'- Handicap: Gi-o E. Mriin-3. HI. 69- Sheavn-n, Cannon, ko- Shen-K.

Ad.irrs. 70. Net WFI.I Fil FYTo Rail Rei Rail. percent Handicao; Whi'temore-B Bmce. 7360: Burke-W.

Pratt. Ki-n-P. Hnwe. 7664 WFSTON Mixed Scotch Foursomes. Chapman Handd Hand 'cap Svstem: Gross P.

Snudcrs-S Chase, 60: Larkin-L. Donovan. 63. N. RicVer-S.

Anderson. R3: Mrs Freemarv-n lomharH PS. Net J. Nlan-A Xee. 6: Wiicox-D.

Svkes. TO: Brnwn-W. Aurvansen 71; E. Rayner-B. Hatch.

71. trot I.ATO Fmi' Bill P-s Wall Half H.mdlean: A. Muroh--F F1 n-D. Koskineo-F Sih'ner. 62: Bo-- 5vmme fi3: 3 r.nr.n.H 3-1'strnbans 63 'nn.

MS; p. M'-nopnlr! 3 Rarrett-T. O'Connor, no- Dooiev-5-1, F. Conors. 70 ritih Championship jR Fn'ey def.

Shea. 1 un: Mm-ad o-Mrtef Casev. Barrett def ZX! y-'rWZ A LfS' i.iv. ti r-. or tx.

i 1 Ahern def. Wallace. 1 un. ni'ii. Bet Hndicsp- CrrtKt Cartvf O'Donnei'.

B. Gie-vef-G Invert. 62; Or Pope-J. Du.me. 143-135: TJ.

Ventre-F. Pitts. 143-1M; B. Cnte-F. Cliford.

Gemce Wright. RiiouirhJtional j.i v- 19 Sportsman's and gets the nod here. HAST HAZEL was impressive st i-StM STAB FIFTH S2SO0. maiden 3 4 year, ft lurlongs, 122DeSpirito 3 114 Madden 114Deroin fi 114 No Bov 20 109Bohenko 20 2 eSjourdouKh, 7 Iceland 6 aCadet Boots 8 Blowing Sand 9 Fstacada- I Intoxicating lotted Boy 8 12 Co'nte sa H'n'ra 109 Dunn 5 1 "al jSailog an Jf Psaro 1 .7 glUy A in 2 rvw, 10 B-1 0 Me 114 Miliisran 122 DeSpinto 109 CJlassner 114 No Bov 1 1 4 No Boy 114 Rvan 152 No Bov 109 Nn Bov 109 Winrmt Si lit! ff i iSi 10-1 bF. R.

Sears entry. cOiiiideo entry ws bumnH In last VaAft Si J1 111? CADEr BOOTS nee CIVTU cicin ii.i-rt olds and upT 6 furlonas SROOO-5300 1 Miss Greece lllfi I arkinn 6 Daddy Tom 1 18 Madden 8 Princes Street 113 Skuse 3 aAUHail 121 vymant aChris Moose HSWinant 5 Mystery Woman 104 Jenkins" 4 Kings Market 113 No Roy 2 I ite Dare 113 No Boy lil 1 7 Noble Fmoress 104 No Boy in 10 Pai In Time 113 rei'rhio 20 aC A- entrf. MISS C.RKECF figures het eft rood Orlsnsre form. It ADD TOM wa an impressive winner last out. PKI.Nt KS STRFKT was a front run- ninr winner In list.

SEVENTH S3SOO. allowances. 3 year-olds. 6 furlongs 3 Judge Doyle 113 Madden 8 2 Oneoyalength 119 Skuse 5 6 Mived Deal ill 4 Grand Year 7 Turppa 5 Optics 6 l.2 Snmale 8 1111 No Poy 1 Wing Spread 106 Larkm 10 JI'DGE nnriE a esrel- lent serend Ik the Rohh B. nd should srore here.

0.EBVLFOTH closed veil in last DEAL fitures veil. EIGHTH old 6c up. 1 roue 0 os. iiOOO. 1 1 1 a.

li. a 1 4t'4 3Z1 41 S-l 1 1 5 2 i 1: 1 in our hand today. The same! had a few tens and nines to general method can be used, bolster it up. in other hands that are dealt' to you at the table (South Boston Man Take the first trick ith the I kinf of clubs, rash the ace of Stabbed by Youths diamonds, and lead another club to dummy's ace. Ruff a Bryan Sweeney, 22, of 55 LOAX SUPERVISOR $10,000 15.000 Wa hart an unutual opportunity for an aggresi, spcriencetf mail loan super nor.

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club in your hand, ruff diamond in dummy, and then lead dummy last tlab. You can't be sure which opponent holds the onlv miss ine club. If East Dlavs a club. vou can discard a heart. As jyou can saieiy run aummy -last club.

Then you ruff your own last diamond in dummy, The hearts are You i. a iti feating Eleanor happens. East discards, and Some 4.900.000 Americans, SDnn Chelff. H-fl. inngneia, b-i.

The winners earned the right to compete in the Na Dir. ini visited Canada during 1960. 'while. 700.000 wpnt south Javcep fi5 SUu Al- Keliy-T. Rourke.

63. lead a low heart from dummy.ithe border, ti) Mexico. I 0.