The Evening Sun from Hanover, Pennsylvania • Page 13

THE EVENING SUN, HANOVER. PA. MONDAY. JUNE 19. PAGE 13 Eastern Golf: Mary Lena FaulkMackingon Playoff Winner Lincoln Race Josh Cody, 69, Dies; Littlestown Former Temple Coach In iNine I lits Feature Goes Harness Races California U.

Crew Winner, Middies Sixth BALTIMORE RACEWAY, JUNE Pace, Stevie Bonny (E Ferry); Little Bill. Eleanor's Imp, Smokey Valley, Quick Lightning Evening Creed. Boy. Odette Hanover DILLSBURG, PA. (AP)-Youth took a back seat to experience in the windup of the Women's Eastern Open golf tournament.

As a result, Mary Lena Faulk of Sea Island. today held her third straight championship. When the chips were down, in the first extra hole of a sudden Pete Giraffa Jr. Leads Tourney Pete Giraffa Hanover. is early leader in Pennsylvania Junior All America Toum- MOUNT LAUREL, N.J.

Mrs. Cody said that her hus- I Josh Cody, former Vanderbilt Uni- band had gone to the son's home Trot, 2:09 Johnny Mackinson kept up his versity athletic star who went onto teed some dogs MeSherrystown copped its sec- Toreador rw Fleming); Mr SYRACUSE, N. Y. winning ways when Lincoln Speed- t0 a Caching and athletic admin- Codv. a native of Franklin, ond straight and Littlestown made Key.

Eddie Adams, Letha Phone, Coast crews, paced by way held its annual Eastern Sea- Istrator career which spanned 40 came to Temple in 1940 il out of both winning Regent Golden Bears, grabbed the play board championship race for years, died Sunday night of a line coach of the football1 counts, in South Penn Sand- Sportsman-Modifieds Saturday Sat- heart attack He was 69 team. He was appointed head has- lot Baseball League combat dur- Pal Martin night. (EDITOR'S Cody ketball coach at Temple in 1942 weekend ley, Torrid Adtoa, Chapeidale, Floris- The Delta Dai1, tooling 1080. a was known to many Hanover and held that post until he became Taneytown teli victim to McSher- Chevy power plant, roared home ions, having spoken at several athletic director in 1952 yesterday afternoon. an impressive victor in the 35-lap athletic banquets here while he his tenure as basketball coach Littlestown turned back race, 3 425 2:07 double-point encounter that at- was coaching Temple basket- Cody racked up 124 victories Cuashtown a Winning arc-light Yachuman Armbro tracted a starting fieid of ball teamsj against 103 defeats.

thriller Saturday Counsel, Torrid Freight, Knight Maple- i It was the fourth feature triumph Death came to Cody, whose In June, 1959 Cody retired as Elsewhere yesterday. Arendts- tenant Hamburg, death playotf, the seasoned Miss ament which opened during the oi the campaign for Mackinson, post was athletic director at athletic director at Temple at the remained undeteated, spank- 2 -vear-oid Pace. 3 425 2:07 1-5 Faulk calmly sank a 10-foot birdie weekend at the Central Bowling who was placed near the rear of Temple University in Philadel-age of 67, Under Temple regula- Mummasburg. 11-2; 5 Lebanon at the green flag but phia. at the home of his tions, retirement was optional at town Gettysburg, 19-4; Tardy Boy.

Adios wiiskers, HiUdianl worked his way into the runnerup Ernest. His widow, Elsa, found 65, mandatory at 67. His retire- tapped I airfield, 4 Castle Girafta was one ot four young- a mishap occurred on him slumped over on the steps ment ended a career during which 10 13 and Bonneauville Tro( 1 000 2:09 1-5 sters representing the Clearview the 14th circuit. of the home, which was held various posts at Dillon11 Bowling Center In the tourney for Cal Culp and Les Meitzel Jacent to Cody's 100-acre farm University. Vanderbilt, Clemson Bevenour excelled in the Lachlan Hanover.

Betsy Regent, boys between the ages of 12 and '40' hit the boards on the fourth this sma11 southern New Jersey and the University of Florida in 15. turn, causing a re-start. community. addition to Temple, putt to walk off with the $1.247 first prize Sunday A short time before. 26-year-old Jo Ann Prentice, who has never won a tournament on the professional tour, blew a three- footer that would have given her the championship on the final green of the 54-hole event The missed putt sent Miss Prentice into a three-way deadlock at 214 with Miss Faulk and Mickey Wright of San Diego.

Calif. Miss Prentice, of Birmingham, nearly burst into tears when the putt rolled an inch or two the He rolled eight games, totaling Bobby Abel pins for a brilliant 198.7 eariy leader, held first place for KfilfTltfint I average. His high game was 259. a aftpr thp rp.start Thpn DtllTlOIlI I ell jrVllIlUcll OldlC In order, the local lad fired 180. 205, 202, 191, 225, 182.

259 and 147. Other CBC entries on the initial shift were Doug Eiserman, Tim Shanahrook and Dick Klnne- man. Eiserman holds down third about a lap after the re-start. Then was Mackinson in front and on his way. The young leadfoot won handily a.

the capacity crowd turned its Feature Race Bowling Ends At Bradford port in its squeaker with Taney Vic Flanagan (P town. All scoring was jammed into mv iho Le Russo): Sweet Shamrock Viola, My Irish, Sir Coldwell, Ednamite Hi Tanev Chester Adam. the second stanza. After town gained a 2-0 edge, McSher- Pace, 2 2.5 rystown rallied for two on a passed Al Sam (E Beede); Jet Dream, ball with the bases loaded. The Newport Jester, BRADFORD, Pa (AP)-Angelo attention to a keen battle for ond pflace in which Bobby HershJ wide of the cup.

She threw down place with a 194.3 average He outdueled By JOHN CHANDLER her club and golf glove in dis- started off with the second high Abe1, the defending track cham Associated Press Sports Writer Zugano of Braddock took top gust. game of the weekend, a 248. and Kelso squeeze through honors this year in the Class A ArendtgvlUe Miss Faulk recently won the followed with 193 211, 171, 190, Mackinson and Meitzel, a new- on the rail at Belmont Park singles event of the Pennsylvania ILittlestown Western Open and the Triangle 177 and 161 for a total pintail comer from Chambersburg. but he still wound up tenpin Bowling Tournament. etra Hanover, Jack Frost, Direct.

winning run then tallied on a two- ouvia out wild pitch. Taneytown, in a Pace, isoo- 4.5 ninth-inning bid to yank the game Ked Amber James): Timely oul of the fire, came up with three South Penn Baseball Stan. Attendance Mutuel Total 5,512 143, 190. 165, 134 and 110. Round Robin.

Ann Rutherford of Lebanon. won amateur honors by beating Sally Carroll of Wheeling. W.Va.. on the second hole of a sudden-death playoff. She had a par five while Miss Carroll three- putted.

Miss Rutherford earned the deadlock by firing a 76 in the final round for a 237 total. Miss Carroll had a final 81 for her 237. Other Pennsylvanians and their scores: of 1.555. ped Sportsman-Modified heat races, in the circle in the Shanabrook had 1,395 with The second preliminary saw Ron- 000 Whitney Stakes and ran his games of 182, 170, 179. 167, 171, Cranston hang up on the victory string to nine in a row.

167 and 191. while Kinneman turn and, moments later. Our Hope, who finished first by ed 1,201 on efforts of 190, 132, 137, Blevin (56) shoot out over a head, was disqualified and Pin Tourne For Champs the bank, narrowly missing Crans-j placed second for fouling Kelso, ton and members of the pit crew Hunterstown FaJrfield Zugaro, who rolled a 753 on first day of the tournament March 25, won a trophy and $100. The tournament ended Sunday might. 8 0 Bnuhtown 4 5 1 Cashtown 3 5 WESTBURY, JUNE 17 7 2 BonneauviUe 6 ant.

5 4 Mum asburg 3 6 4 2 Vrst 4 4 Gettysburg I 8 Lumber Jo, Mr Matt i City. Mary Bay, ter A couple of Hanoverians. Ken Slaybaugh (61) and Johnny Laughman (111), took strictly stock heats, with Laughman home first in the 25-lap double-point feature. Clair Stough and Novice Division point leader Paul Kelier finished y. hits and a walk, but drew a blank Debby, Norah's Boy.

as Ronnie Marti cut down one Face. 1 700 :07 at third, and Tom Staub Merrick Hanover (J. Right behind him was George ff flnnthpir th niate -Rex 111 Sha ovack of Sharon who bowled at the platP 5 from the rival East in the 59th Intercollegiate Rowing Association Regatta. Now there talk the big race may swing westward, to Seattle for the 1962 event, after 10 years at Oonondaga Lake. It would return to Syracuse in 1963.

The high-powered Bears out- dueled Cornell's Big Red in a gruelling stretch drive to win the three-mile varsity event Saturday, its second straight IRA title. Residents of rowing conscious Seattle would like to stage their race next June as part of their Century-21 Fair. victory was its second in the two years that 41-year- old Jim Lemmon has been head coach and the eighth IRA title in all for the Bears. It was a two-way duel with Cornell most of the way, with California ouLstroking the Big Red and digging deep into a reserve of strength to hold off a final flurry. MIT was a surprising third, three lengths back of the in the record field of IS.

Washington was fourth, Penn fifth nnd Navy, previously unbeaten and the favorite, a disappointing sixth. Kovack of Sharon who bowled 11 Pimejrt La Honey. Shactydala Colonel. This was the major news on for second place. Frank Rei-j A i Hanovw.

1 irn Orndort on 6 -out pinch pace, thoroughbred front, and the I960 chel of Nazareth and Jenkins horse of the year managed to of York finished in a KrH Ga-on break the Belmont Park jinx tie with 739s. Littlestown to Camper); Don aid Adams. First Captain. Dick Nel vaoii- mn Grace through courtesy of the film patrol and the stewards. Two weeks be fore.

Carry Back was upset by Sherluck as he tried to complete the Triple Crown after victories 2-3 in the main encounter. A-Gloria Ehret, Allentown. 82 Merchants, a mixed team Lincoln will hold a regular slate! in the Kentucky Derby and Preak- A-Gay Howard. Lan from Kennett Square, are out front Saturday at 8 p.m., then on ness A week later, Funloving up- caster, 86-84-85 255: A-Joan after first weekend of compe- 1 the Pigeon set Bowl of Flowers, 1960 cham- Fries, Waynesboro, tiUon in the League Champions a pion 2-year-old filly in the Mother Janet Sieber. Pottsville, Tournament being conducted by the gram featurinS NASCAR stakes.

Hanover Bowling Centre. models in, two hefts and a Kelso packed a crushing 130 ville, A-Christine The Chester Countians rolled heats and wunds in the 19 m. 051 as the third annual handicap a ffture for the S-M drivers than 0ur Ho Afterwards. Jock- of event got under wav on the Mid- and a test for the Stockers. ey Eddie Arcaro a5oard Kelso followed with Mighty nip Grace D.

town. Bob Weaver (6-1) won it Knight, Sam Direct, I he lass A team event and; after relieving Gary Worley with KniRht SatKi went to Pepsi-Cola of Pitts- two down and two on in the top A Trot' 3 3 burgh which piled up a total seventh. Weaver pitch-. ed hitless ball the rest Of the way Curly Harry, Regal Pick, and hiked his season strikeout to- AA P4ce tal to 59 for 40 and one-third inn- Merrie (J. Patterson); in which he has allowed OTSS.

hits and only fmtr runs No. 1 In Hanover SHULTZ CHEVROLET Fries, Waynesboro. A-Betsy Peeny. East Stroudsburg, A-Denotes amateur. 3,205 pins.

Next in line was Fair- lanes of Fairless Hills with 3,191, then Body Shop of Kittanning with 3,134. Eugene Kwistkowski of Braddock copped the Class A all-events title and $200 with a 2,060. Kovack way lanes Saturday Hill Top Inn, Jim three-time NASCAR made a speech. Foyt Captures Langhorlie Race LANGHORNE, Pa. (AP)-A.

J. Foyt, the 26-year-old auto mechanic from Houston, apparently lost his touch in handling racing cars. He exhibited the same durable driving that won him the Indianapolis on Memorial Day again Sunday in an easy victory in the 100-mile National Championship race before an overflow crowd of 28,000 at the Langhorne Speedway. Foyt, who picked up $6,200 for the victory, did the 100 laps in one hour, 14 minutes and 42 seconds. His time was slowed considerably by two caution periods caused by minor mishaps.

His average was 99.601 miles an hour, compared to the record of 100.786. Finishing about a mile behind Foyt was Parnelli Jones of Torrance, a rookie-ot-the year at Indianapolis. Eddie Sachs, of Center Valley, who finished second in the was third. Ephrata, notched 3.002 yesterday track champion, has sign and now ranks second. The his intention of competing rata team was credited with the the late-model event, while Bobby Hersh.

the S-M star, willi and wh'n he the high single, a 1.061. The tourney runs weekends with on hand in a 1961 Buick. action slated through July 15-16. results: At stake is a guaranteed prize list sportsman modified of $2,000. The initial weekend of firing saw Pete Runk, a member of the White Arcaro said Our Hope was bothering him in the stretch run, and yelled to Pete to pull off, First Heat York Nine Tops Glen Rock Team Jack Itzoe twirled a one-hitter but it went to a losing cause as Glen Rock bowed before York Baseball for Boys, 3-0, in a York County American Legion Junior League makeup contest yesterday afternoon at Memorial Stadium.

York. Bill Herr, the winning pitcher, limited Glen Rock to two safeties. York BFB, now 3-4, won it with one in the first, two in the sixth. The loss left the visitors with slate. All loop teams see action this evening with Hanover's Harold Bair Post 14 nine 3-2 at Wrightsville Post 127 of York (2-1 1 at Glen Rock, and Red Lion against York BFB at Memorial Stadium.

race was Arcaro said he was forced into the fence, and his steel stirrup 1 Johnny bent, saving a foot from be- son (1080), Delta; 2, Pete rrnchori (23), Baltimore; 3, Bobby Hersh (39), ubiiru. York; 4, Bobby Abel (2), Wrights-! Pete Anderson rode our Hope, a 15-1 shot in the betting. He said: ride any closer than have ridden The Wonder Sea Orbit came flying in the stretch to capture the $54,850 Inglewood Handicap at Hollywood Park by a half-length over Dress Up. First Balcony, who won the $100.000 Californian two weeks ago, came in third in the 1 1-16 mile race. ville.

Sox from Mechanicsbure banc out Second i. Les Meitzel 40 the hloh A I Chambersburg; 2. Neil Haight (88), tne high game (258) and series Baltimore: 3, Pee Wee Pobletts (46), 635). Baltimore; 4, Moe Harden (00), Baltimore. Feature 1.

Mackinson: 2, Hersh: 3. Abel; 4. Harden: 5. Jim Findley (0), Baltimore; 6, Haight. Mabel Thomas, rolling for Lutz Sinclair of Ephrata, and Helen Klunk, Restaurant, Littlestown.

tied for high series for novice division ladies with 476. Mrs. Klunk had the 2, high game, a 182, 29), Westminster; 3, Willie Mussel- Thp nian (X), Hanover; 4. Ike Weaver me reauiis. Hanover.

1. Merchants (mixed), Kennett Second Heat 1. Johnny I' H.111 Inn- EPhra man (ill). Hanover; 2, Clair Stough Tim JTit7ciniTnnnc ta. J.002: 3 Sams Service Station.

(11). York: 3, Marvin Singer (7), Ste- Jim ItZsimmons- Delong of Johnsonburg, 1.252. 4- 0gden 1.S50, (mixed), Mechanicsburg, 2,908: 6, Feature 1, Laughman: 2. Stough at Delaware Paik, when Lavalla of Brockway, A. 7 2 807 3- Paul Keller (47'- Dallastown; 4.

Hitting Away won the $45.650 Johnstown 1870 7. G. and McDermltt. York 2 flfl! Boerner: 5 Roeer Miller fi Ris- Hecquei JOnnSlOWn, I.H/U. A 1,388 gave Ray Keeler and Al Kroll of Collingdale the Class A doubles crown and $200.

Keeler and Kroll nosed out A. Abel and L. Landis of East Greenville who placed second with a 1,369. Third place went to K. Griffith and B.

Gundry of Hazleton with 1,364. Winners in the Class were: Dairy Diner of Johnstown, 2,997, $500, Harmony of Pittsburgh. 2,868: Tigers of Punxsutawney. 2,847. Ortega of Beaver Falls, 704, $100; A.

Bangor of Rochester, 683: A. Vinelli of Bradford. 680, Susa and W. Buhl of Coraopolis, 1,282, $200; R. Zimmerman and G.

Burkholder of Pittsburgh, 1.258; W. Logue and Cashtown tallied on three singles in the fourth and added another in the sixth when Bob Furney doubled and Ken Chapman singled. Littlestown rallied in the home sixth on doubles by Dean Yealy and Dave Crouse, then sent the game into overtime as Alb Snyder singled across Bruce Stair the following frame. winning marker in the 10th after Clyde Crouse singled and Zanger ran foi him. An error and Stair's third hit, a blooper over short, set the stage for decisive sweat.

League play resumes Wednes day evening with Harney at Taneytown. Hunterstown at Mummasburg. Littlestown at McSherrystown, Bonneauville at Arendtsville, Brushtown at Fairfield and Gettysburg at Cashtown. The McSherrystown-Taneytown and Littlestown-Cashtovvn line scores: Cashtown 000 101 000 i Littlestown 000 001 100 12 0 Neely and G. Herring; Worley, Weaver (7-W) and Lawhead.

McDermltt, York. 2.86!; Boerner; 5, Roger Miller (66) 6. Ris- 8, Boiling Springs Lutheran, ier. 9. Finishing VII, Hanover, 10 Texaco Service, Danville.

2,805. IL Gulf, Hummelstown, 2,80812, Sabatini's. Kennett Square. 2 792: 13 Wayside (mixed). Kennett Square', 2.791; 14.

East Berlin, 2,788: 15. Kenl nett Square Bowling Center, 2.773; 15, WiUow Beach Esso. Hanover, 2 722 16, Quality Control, Lorton, 2 754- Construction. 2.716: 18. P8eci Cars- Harrisburg, i Men Shop, Gettys- Restaurant, (ladies), Littlestown, 2,674.

21a Bob kutz Sinclair (ladies), Ephr ta, 2,670 22. Weaver Insurance, Lancaster, 2.610; 23, Henry's Bakers, Shippensburg, 2 602 Big(iame Seleted Leonard Richards stakes from wire to wire. Hitting A a k.iik-i i ati dcim cpc ($12.60) beat Orleans Doge by a CINCINNATI REDLEGS head. Hampstead Nine Edges Glenelg Kart Conducted The Hampstead Unlimited team! MafV Ann Flimace got back on the winning side yesterday defeating Glenelg, 3-2. be- Forty-one karts were in the pits fore the largest crowd of the season.

Jack Nevius picked up his second win of the season going the route, allowing only five hits, striking out five and giving up only two walks. Ronnie Cheeks, the losing pitcher. allowed only five hits, striking HARRicmmr four and giving up four walks, RG 'AP Quarter-: but his teammates had four errors charged to them back positions are set for the Big football contest between former Last and West high school football stars. The West signal callers are Joe when Mary Ann Furnace Speedway held another in its weekly series of racing sessions on the nearby track yesterday afternoon. Jad Sneeringer, Hanover copped his fourth feature of the season in Class A competition for boys.

Feature race results: LEADING BY lVi GAMES (Continued From Page 12) Class A Jad Sneeringer, anover: 2. Filien Kelbaugh, Me- 3, Jim Markle, Han- Connellsburg; over Bushing Howard Parks, Parkton; 3, Gary Dull, Hanover. Duane th 0 Glciiolg Class A Dave Latftha, catcher, poked a line shot over Hill- 2. Herbert Har.eil, Camp left head for the only 3' Gm' home run of the game Class A Super ub Malone Aaron, Joe Adcock and Frank Thomas tagged loser Don Drysdale for successive homers in the third. Later Adcock hit another and Roy McMillan also homered.

It was the eighth victory over Los Angdes in 12 meetings. Drysdale went into the game with a string of 14 scoreless innings but it last long. Don McMahon who relieved Carl Willey in the fifth was the winner. Dick sacrifice fly, following one of three errors by Card shortstop Julio Gotay won the first game for Pittsburgh despite Stan seventh homer, iJackson survived a shaky seventh Pace. 1-5 Hogan Hanover (C.

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Poplar Nlcki. Wishful Dream, Meadow' Tempo, Abbe Stone. Pace, 05 Hal Reward (C. Fitzpatrick); Storm Moraka. Dewey Holmes, Chief Fingo, Suranne Creed.

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Willard Hauser, supervisor for the Hanover Recreation Board, Taneywwn ozo ooo ii 2 league games will be played McSherryfctown 030 000 6 Crouae (L), Dougherty (7) and Price; Bevenour and Lehigh. Monday and Wednesday evenings this summer. Nameth. Beaver Falls, and Bill: nirkpri un two hits'Mechanicsburg; Murphy, I inning and finally was replaced by Gordon. DuBois.

The Easti Randy Bob Milier in the ninth inning 10 Hampstead, while Dick Bauer- Mechanicsburg. team will have Francis stpve Thomson and Toe Mar- Class Bob Wilbur, Me winning his third, a erty, Philadelphia, and Terry Eb- 1 chanicsburg; 2 Deimar Burkholder, hitter. The losers were Curt Sim EiU tin each had one. Istewartatown; 3. Larry Carbaugh, trly.

Middletown. Next Sundav Hamosteari will McConneiisburg. mons in the first and Joe Gibbon Naineth. 6-2, 185 led Beaver 5 nd.fy’ Class Super Men-l. Jim Wilbur.

in the second. Pallc fn (L uratAi il host ParkVllle. Hampstead now Mechanicsburg; 2, Parker Bevins, i Lt championship stands in second place in the North. McConneiisburg; 3. Dane Mentzel.

or. lfrUlg ern Unlimited League with a rec- 1 on llons. He or(j 0f 4 wjns ancj i for 12 touchdowns. Gordon. 6-0, 185.

is headed for Housewife Firnt Woman To ake Skeet Shoot Title STRATFORD, Conn. (AP)-Mrs. Marjorie C. Annan of Aspen, Colo. Sunday became the first woman to win the all-bore title at the Great Eastern Skeet Shoot championship, She beat 243 other marksmen at the 29th annual event.

The 24-year-old housewife won the title after firing four perfect extra rounds with five other per sons. She hit 200 targets out of 200. The others who tied with perfect 100 scores in the regular round were Howard Confer of Detroit. Bob Bogie of Loon Lake, N. B.

Allan of Towson. Edward McCarthy of Stratford, and George Notte of Irvington. N. J. SPORTSMANS' PI6EST Kjftai Im 8A5S BUG FISHING I early summer before the HOTTEST WEATHER ARRIVES, A FLy-ROD BASS BUG IS ONE OP THE BEST LURES CAN USE.

BASS THEN PROWL IN SHALLOW WATERS FOR FOOD, ESPECIALLY AT DAWN AND DUSK. ast bug near weeds let it UE MOTIONLESS (A) UNTIL RINGS AROUND IT DISAPPEAR. THEN USE THE FAINTEST TWITCH POSSIBLE. WHEN IT'S QUIET AGAIN, TWITCH BUS FORWARD 2 OR 3 INCHES WAIT AGAIN, THEN IT A FEW INCHES TO (C). REST, THEN "POP" AGAIN, ETC.

HOLD ROD HI6H VERY ENTICING) IS A RyTHMATIC JIGGLE OF HIGH-HELD ROD TIP. IT CREATES A FRCA-SWIMMING ACTION. Wins Memorial Michigan State, while Dougherty, Capt. Grubbs To Play 6-i 195 who played for West cath- jn Army Net Tourney i Maryland. Ralph Gobrecht cairded an 82-19 Eberly.

5-9. 180 who had a total Capt. Edward Grubbs, Hanover. 3 t0 win the annual Mark E. otfense of 1,029 yards, will enroll tennis coach at Eichel-jTrone Memorial Tournament yes- at West Chester.

Combined the berger Senior High School, lsjterday at the Hanover Country four lads had some 200 college among six officers who have been Club offers. selected to represent Fort Ben- Don Baker, firing a one-under Practice Schedule Kuhn Auto Small Fry, today and Friday. 5:45. Park Hills According to the Solunar Tables calculated for The Evening Sun, the best times for hunting and fish' tug in this area today and tomor row will be as follows: TODAY A.M. P.M.

10:50 4:40 11:15 5:00 TOMORROW in the third annual U.S. par 69 to go with his two handicap, jj .30 Army Tennis Tournament which finished in the runnerup slot with Major toiunar Hi will be held this week at the a net of 67, one stroke ahead of to 2 to black type. 1 1 Minor periods shorter in duration light type SOLUNAft TABLES By John Alden Knight OPEN BOWLING Monday Till 8 P.M. And After 10 P.M. Tuesday After 9 P.M.

Wednesday Thursday Till 7:30 P.M. And After 10 P.M. Friday All Evening Call ME 7-6766 For Reservations Clearview Shopping Center Carlisle St. Ilanover, Pa. CLEARVIEW BOWLING CENTER BOWLING RESULTS Hanover Bowling Center 600 Third St.

will be closed June 19 and 20 and to 6 p.m. June 21 to resurface the alleys. VALUE PACKED 1961 COMET Extra value everywhere, from the new rustproof grille to the giant 28-cu. foot trunk. Deluxe interiora too.

Yet proved cessful less than new, untried entries. Come test a Comet today! Up to 30 miles oa a gallon of gas. Comet Prices Start at COOPER MOTORS 985 York Hanover TIRES TIRES THE SUN'S HONOR ROLL HANOVER CENTRE MhN (600 OR Several Carloads Surplus Firsts, Bowman Pete Runk 635- Second at prices 258, Glenn Waitersdorff 625-234, iBucron, Firestone, Goodyear. Russell Pottorff 622-225, Charley Little 606-226, G. Akren 613-243, Eugene Nelson 600-214.

Baseball Leagues Georgia base. George Lawrence SERVICE CLUB LEAGUE THIS SCHEDULE Exchange vs. Police Lodge at Rhep- ALL GUARANTEED we wholesale too check prices Cooper Motors, Inc. 985 York Street Hanover, Pa. Your Favorite BEER Meeting In Athens: Plans Being Made For Olympics HANOVER SMALL FRY LEAGUE THIS EVENING'S SCHEDULE Hardware at Good Field Peterman Pontiac Victory Restaurant at Moul Field.

HANOVER PEE WEE LEAGUE Complete Line of Soda and Party Mixes Robert T. Yingling Clearview Shopping Center Phone MElrose 7-6968 or 7-6974 ATHENS (AP) The Interna-I Russia is seeking a drastic re-; Since last Thursday, the THIS SCHEDULE Hanover Shoe vs. Valley Motors at a body of 67 members chos- rieid. tional Olympic Committee (IOC)ivision of the committee, claiming executive 'board has been hear- en for life to a body of more than wor convened today foi three days of it should be the views of various with the majority ex officio gpRING GROVE teener league crucial meetings on the program Some IOC members, concerned at tional sports federations- and na- members. of the 1964 games and the future political attempts to use the tional Olympic committees.

Western delegates claimed the of the committee itself in this cold games for propaganda The IOC faces a tough list otjRussians were seeking to pack war era. Avery Brundage of Chi- are trying to revise some cere-; problems concerning both its own; the committee and destroy its independence But new ideas were coming not from the Russians alone. One THIS SCHEDULE Spring Grove at Jefferson. Thomasville at Heidelberg LITTLESTOWN LITTLE LEAGUE cago, IOC president, predicted monies to minimize nationalist as- internal organization and 1964 for the gather- pects. summer games in Tokyo and wining.

Before the meeting started, ter games in Innsbruck, Austria. Forty-five members of the 67- Brundage expressed optimism, Russia is demanding IOC mem-; proposal before the IOC would standing of the teams member IOC are in Athens for saying discussions in preliminary bership for all presidents of inter- eliminate the raising of national Phillies 6 Indians i 3 the annual session, which could meetings last week were in a national sports federations and the playing of national Carmnais 5 3 be one ot the most important sporting He said committees. Such a pro-ianthems at ceremonies in which since revival of the Olympic preliminary talks had been eas- posal, if adopted, would revolu-1 medals are presented to winners Games in the last century. than expected. itionize the Olympic each competition.

SCORE Orioles 18, Yankees 16 THIS SCHEDULE Yarfkees vs. Cardinals at McSherry Field. 3 FREE GAMES FOR HIGH SCORE LEAGUE Seore G. Bowman 265 OPEN G. Ouren 246 LADIES LEAGUE P.

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Open bowling Wed. and Thurs. nights at 9 P.M. and Fri. all evening.

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