text: Sports - - 4 -. &SS ' ■ '..ttt ■- : 8,. T i kwnßl <> Wil** ip’ *?m# WEB ■M a- I r' f' SJJI W *FWw BPWB* Is '•ik T ' wWr v y 1 JMk f- • c I \ *** jB ; - ■'SWW^MFv ~-- : s j I n>* ■ Xjpfß ■>v V ’WMK* TL Ba " ■ _- - WBBBMnhiMi -, ; '. < 4tesßk. - V A - Dyrol Burleson, Oregon’s crack the field into the final lap in the NCAA championships at Philadelphia yesterday. Burleson stayed out in front to win in 4:00, a meet TROJANS TAKE TEAM TITLE Burleson, Budd Win Top Events in NCAA PHILADELPHIA. June 17 (APk—Dyrol Burleson ran a 4:00.5 mile, Frank Budd came out on top in his showdown duel with Henry Jerome in the 100-yard dash and Southern California coatsted to the team championship in the NCAA track and field championships today. A crowd of about 18,000 saw five meet records broken on the University of Pennsylvania’s sun-baked Franklin Field. The thermometer on the field stayed over the 100-degree mark all through the meet, and when Burleson hit the tape in the mile, It registered 107 degrees. Including the 3- mile, the only final on Friday’s program, six meet records went by the boards. Burleson, a slim Oregon junior, stayed far back in the pack and at the halfway mark was next to last. He started moving up at the halfway mark, and just as the gun sounded for the final lap, he whipped into the lead. Smashes Delany’s Record After that, there was no catching Burleson, who only last month set an American mile record of 3:57.6. The clocking smashed the meet record of 4:03.5 set in 1958 by Ron Delany of Villanova. "Goshi" said Burleson, “If I had known how fast I was going, I would have given the folks a four-minute mile. "Frankly, I had hoped to go as slow as possible because I wasn’t out to break the record. But I did intend to get moving in the last quarter.” That he did. His final quarter was a remarkable 4:54.7. His first quarter was 63.2. He hit the half in 2:05.4 and the three-quarters in 3:05.8. Bill Dodson of Kansas was second, about 15 yards back in a 4:02.9, followed by Keith Forman of Oregon. Mil Dahl of UCLA and Steve Paranya of Wesleyan. Budd not only took the measure of Oregon’s Jerome in the 100, but also won the 220 in 20.8. His time in the century was :09.4. Budd and Jerome both have tied the world 100-yard record of :09.3 this spring. In the 100, Budd was off like a shot, with Jerome no more than a stride behind him, and that's about how they finished. In the 220, Budd beat out his teammate, Paul Drayton, by about three yards. Jerome didn't qualify for the finals in this one. The other four meet record breakers were Dallas Long of Southern California in the shot, John Lawlor of Abilene Christian in the 3,000 meter steeplechase, John Thomas of Boston University in the high jump and Luther Hayes of Southern California in the hop, step and jump. Burleson, Long, Thomas, and Virginia Golf Listed Tomorrow The annual Northern Virginia Junior Chamber of Commerce golf tournament will be held starting at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow at the Pinecrest Club. It is an 18-hole medal-play event in three age groups, 13-14-15, 16-17. The winner and the next seven low scorers will qualify for the State finals June 26-27 at Virginia Beach. Hayes all were defending champions. The only winner from 1960 who was around again and didn’t win was J. D. Martin in the pole vault. He wound up in a five-way tie for fourth with a 15-footer. Oregon Second with 47 George Davies of Oklahoma State, who bettered every record in the book a month ago when he cleared 15-10. Dick Gear of San Jose State and Jim Brewer of Southern California shared the top spot, each clearing 15-4. Southern Cal wound up with 65 points. Oregon was second with 47 points and Villanova third with 40. Long got off a 63-3½ inch heave to break his own day-old shot record of 62-9, which he had made in the preliminaries. Thomas cleared 7 feet, 21 inches to break his own standard of 7 feet, set last year. Hayes also smashed his own record in the hop, step, and jump when he got off a 51-2½ leap. He set the old record of 50-11½ last year. Jud Sage of Navy placed highest among area competitors, finishing third in The hammer throw. The Middle's best was 180-5 in the trials and 180-5 in the finals. Cohen Edges Out Brown Navy teammate Dick Brown was sixth in the shotput trials with a throw of 56-2. He couldn't better that in the finals, which permitted Harvard's Steve Cohen to move in the sixth spot, with a toss of 56-4. Maryland’s Bill Johnson fell by the wayside in the semi-finals of the 120-yard high hurdles. Terrapin teammate John Belitza, co-holder of the IC4-A title, failed to get over the opening height of 14-4 in the pole vault. Maryland’s second vaulter, Tom Glass, scratched. Norm Monroe of Oregon State, a McKinley High graduate and a Washington resident, was clocked in the fast time of 46-4 to take fourth in the quarter-mile final. NCAA TRACK SUMMARIES ,¥,,n>mer throw—1, Tom Fennell. California Poly. 194 feet 11 inches. 2. Stanley Doten, Harvard. 191-1. 1. Judson Sate, Navy. 180-814. 4. Edward Salley, Harvard. 119-6. 5. Robert McCarthy, Army. 176-11. 6. Michael Schenker, Cornell. 170-1. 6. D. C. Brown—1. Glenn Passey, Utah State, 17 feet 8 inches. 2. Karl Johnston, Arizona. 178-10. 3. Dave Weill, Stanford. 180-4. 4. Richard Auburn, 174-3-4. 5. Ronald Mickle. Brieham Young. 170-5 4. fl, Jack Putnam. UCLA. 187-fl. Broad lump—l. Don Meyers. Colorado 25 feet. 2. Luther Hayes. Southern California. 24-9. 3. Deryck Taylor, njll J, ol, 24 S - Godfrey Moore, Winston-Salem. 24-7 V«. 5. Sonny Ak Ef’J’ 24'4 - 6 ' Bird. Michigan. 24-2. Javelin—-I. Chuck Wilkinson. Redlands. 247 feet B'4 inches. 2, Dan Likens. Oregon State. 244-0. 3. w Reld Cranshaw. Connecticut, 240-11'4 4. Robert Sbordone, Southern California. 234-94. ft. Lew Deveraux. Brigham Young. 230-0. fl. Dan Stud nev. San Jose State. 229-14. Mlle. £un —1. Dyrol Burleson. Oregon. 4:00. 5. Meet record: old record ♦ 03_ft by Ron Delany. Villanova. 19581. s.’..? H1 Dotson. Kansas, 4:02.9. 3. Keith Forman. Oregon. 4:05.1. 4, Mil Dahl. UCLA. 4:0f1.n. 5. Steve Paranya. Wesleyan. 4:07.0. 6, George Larson. Oregon. 4:07.2. 440-vard dash—l. Adolph Plummer. New Mexico. :4f1.2. 2. Earl Young, Abilene Christian, :46.2. 3. Walter Johnson, North Carolina College. :4f1.4. Norm Monroe. Oregon State. :4fl 4 5. Jim Wedderburn. N. Y. :48.8 6. Jim, Baker. Missouri. :48.». - Put —’• Dallas Long. Southern California. B 3 feet 3'4 Inches (Meet record; old record 82-94 set by Long In trials Friday). 2. Don Smith. Missouri. 58-3',i. 3. Clark Branson. UCLA. 08-24. 4. William Joe. Villanova. 57- D*X I<] Maggard. California. sfl-fl'4. fl. Stephen Cohen, Harvard, , 56-4. Hop. step and jump —l. Luther Hayes. Southern California. 51 feet 124 inches. Meet Record; old record. 60-11'4 by Hayes, jflfliii 2. Winson Cooper. st John’t. 50-11'4. 3. David Jackson. Los Angeles State. 481. 4. Grant Krow. Albright. 47-10. ft. Winston Doby. UCLA. 47-3'4. fl. William Jackson. Southern California. 47-14. THE SUNDAY STAR Washington, D. C., June 17, 1961 record. Others are Keith Forman (307), George Larson (309), both of Oregon, and Mil Dam (right) of UCLA.—AP Wirephoto. Milers Clash In Showdown In AAU Meet NEW YORK, June 17 (AP)J A showdown battle between Americas two sub-4-minute milers—Dyrol Burleson and Jim Beatty-will highlight the National AAU track and field championships here next week end. All told, 14 of the 20 champions from last year are expected to be back for another whirl. Eight of the finals will be held Saturday, and the other 12 Sunday at Randalls Island, in the middle of the East River. Burleson, who set an American mile record of 3:57.6 last month, never has beaten Beatty in three meetings. Beatty’s best effort for the distance is 3:58. After he broke Herb Elliott’s record by a fifth of a second, Burleson said that if Beatty would run the mile in the AAU meet, the winner might have to clock 3:58—which would be just a half second off Elliott’s world record. Beatty promptly obliged, although he was expected to enter the three-mile. While he didn’t say so, he obviously thinks he can take Burleson again. They’ve met indoors twice and outdoors once. In their first duel—the Baxter Mile at Madison Square Garden two years ago—Beatty, a 26-year-old University of North Carolina graduate who runs for the Santa Clara (Calif.) Youth Village, won by a stride in 4:05.4. At the Modesto Relays last year, Beatty turned in his 3:58, while the 21-year-old Oregon junior came home second in 3:59.2. In their third encounter last winter at Portland, Ore., Beatty again hit the tape first, this time in 4:07.4. Beatty, who works under the tutelage of The great Hungarian distance coach, Mihaly, was rated a serious threat for the Olympic 5,000-meter Gold Medal last year after setting an American record of 13:51.8 for the distance. But he injured his foot and failed to make the final. High Jump—1, John Thomas, Boston University, 7 feet 2 inches. (Meet record: old record, 7 feet, by Thomas, 1960) 2. Bobby Avant, Southern California, 7 feet 3 inches, tie-Dennis Jones, California State Poly; Wilmore Davis, Morgan State; James Oliphant, Western Michigan, and Edward Costa, Brigham Young, 6-8. 100-yard dash—1. Frank Budd, Villanova, 9:01, 2, Harry Jerome, Oregon, 9:09, 3, Leroy Jackson, Western Illinois, 9:05, 4, Roscoe Cooke, Oregon, 6:00 times, 5, Robert Brown, Penn State, 6:00 times, 6, Doug Smith, Occidental, 6:00 times, 6, Doug Smith, Michigan, 9:01, 6, Dave Marti, Michigan, 9:07, 5, Stephen Moorhead, Penn State, 9:12, 6, Don Trethaway, Western Washington (no time), 6, Ron Davis, Ban Jose State (no time), 6, Ron Davis, Ban Jose State (no time), 6, Robert Pierce, Southern California, 6:14, 6, Blaine Lindgren, Utah, 6:14, 7, Bobby Bernard, Texas Christian, 6:00. Gaston Green, Arizona State (no time). 880-yard run—1. John Bork, West from Michigan. 1:49.2. 2. Six Ohle- mann, Oregon. 1:49.3. 3. Ergas Leps. Michigan. 1:49.8. 4. Kirk Hagen. Kansas. 1:50.1. 5. Peter Brandeis. Cornell. 1:50.1. 6. Charles Durant. Drake. 1:50.4. Pole vault—1. Tie—George Daves. Oklahoma State: Dick Gear, San Jose State and Jim Brewer, Southern California. 15 feet. 4 inches. 4. Tie—John Cramer, Washington; Dick Kimmel, San Jose State, Jeff Chase. San Jose State; Fred Hansen, Rice and J. D. Martin. Oklahoma. 220-yard dash—1. Frank Budd. Villanova, :20.8. 2, Paul Drayton. Villa nova. :21.2. 3. Larry Dunn. Arizona, :21.2. 4, Doug Smith. Occidental, :21.4. 5, Ralph Alspaugh. Texas. :21.4. 6. Roy Smalley, Baylor. :21.5. 440-yard hurdles —1. Dixon Farmer. Occidental: 50.R. 2. Bob Staten, Southern California, 3.4. 3. Lawson Smart, Morgan State, 5.9. 4. Ron Ablowtch, Georgia Tech, 5.1. 5. Jay Luck, Yale, 5.1. 6. Dick Chephas, Michigan, 5.1. 5. Medium Pony Honors Won by Daybreak By ANNE CHRISTMAS By Staff Writer Tiny Karen Burrows’ Day break yesterday won the medium pony championship of the Goshen Hunt pony and Junior show at the Martin’s Dairy show ring near Olney. With his 10-year-old owner up, Daybreak earned nine points to defeat Willow Wand, owned by Rickie Hugg of Annapolis. The Hugg family starred in the small pony division as brother Douglas’ Pixie captured 11 points for the pint-sized title over Ira Zimmerman on Zim’s Bug. Among the large ponies, Patricia Gorrell’s Chase Me piled up an impressive score of 12 points to defeat Famley Syrian, owned by Bobbie Coleman. Chase Me currently is in the lead for points in the season's long championship sponsored by the Association of Maryland Horse Shows. The junior division found Ray Little's Miss Morgill at the top of the point-winners, ahead of Home Again, owned by Elwood Boblitz, of Maryland's Green Spring Valley. Home Again’s rider, Timmle Kees, of Cockeysville, Md., also won in the day’s most important horsemanship class, the hotly-contested G. Attractions ' award. A horsemanship, class for the very young set, limited to riders under 13, went to Eileen Curran, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marrian Curran. Although the show had top notch competition from a two-day event which wound up yesterday at Middleburg, Va., an excellent quality of ponies appeared for a long list of classes. Although spectators were scarce, the bumper crop of exhibitors made up for any short age of onlookers. Friar Tuck Top Winner At Loudoun MIDDLEBURG, Va., June 17 Willard P. Smith’s Friar Tuck won the grand championship at the Loudoun Pony and Junior Show here today with 16 points. Robin Hood 11, owned by Susan Randolph, was reserve champion with 12 points. Nutcracker, owned by Zim’s Ranch, took the pony jumper championship with 13 points. Peggy and Kathy Dowd’s Kings Jester was reserve champion with eight points. Betsy Berrys Frosty was junior hunter champion with nine points. North Bien, owned by Mary Catherine Willard, was reserve champion with eight points. Smith’s Friar Tuck also took the large pony championship with 17 points. Frankie Councelman’s Lytleblts was reserve champion with nine points. Robin Hood II won the small pony championship with 10 points after hacking off with Elise and Billy Boyce’s Smokey Joe. Sam Huff Signs NEW YORK, June 17 (AP). —Linebacker Sam Huff has signed for his sixth season with the Giants. Last year Huff was voted the most valuable defensive player in the Pro Bowl game. Movies Show Up Old-Time Fighters LOS ANGELES, June 17 (AP).—It may be just as well that such storied old-time prizefighters as James J. Cor bett and Jim Jeffries weren’t around in later years. Most heavyweight champ ions of the years from Jack Dempsey to Rocky Marciano would have murdered the ole timers. The same holds True in the lighter divisions. Such is the unanimous opinion of a group of boxing writers who viewed a priceless collection of old fight movies the other night, some never before shown in public. 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BOAT CUSHIONS—They need not be a costly “project”; bring us paper patterns and we will cut out odd shapes in a few minutes from plastic or rubber foam. Covers made for new or old cushions in sailcloth or Naugatuck. FOAM RUBBER CO., 807 H st. n.w. VALUES IN USED BOATS—Aq Ufa Creek Marina and Boatyard. Inquiries at Miller’s Atlantic Station, across from Stafford Courthouse on U. S. 1. OIL 9-2745. CRUISALONG SKIFF—I 9 FT. Buccaneer model: 65-h.p. Gray: excel, cond. For info, or inspection. S. NIGH. Galesville, Md., Code 301— UN. 7-4582. NEW LUMBER SEA SKIFFS 30-ft. all mahogany cabin. V-8. eq. $5,495 30-ft. Flying Bridge, dual controls, equipped $5,995 27-ft. sleeps 4, dinette, galley, hardtop. V-8 $5,795 1960 23-ft. cabin, sleeps $. 109 Gray, many extras $8,495 23-ft., sleeps 2. 109 Gray, equip. $2,795 POTOMAC MARINE 6900 WIB. AVE.OL. 6-1665 Finance —Insure WHY PAT HIGH INTEREST RATES? 4% INTEREST UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY ONLY 10% DOWN For Information—Write, Visit, Phone H. GABRIEL MURPHY & CO. INSURANCE—BONDS 1001 Connecticut Ave. DI. 7-9300 RENT A SAILBOAT 16-ft. Rebel, 16-ft. Peer, qn H»wk. 14- ft. Flying Tern. 21-ft. Victory and others. RENT AN AUXILIARY 23-ft. Cape Cod Marlin. 26-ft. New Horizon. 36-ft. Hinckley yawl. RENT A CRUISER 25-ft. Chri,-Craft. 26-ft. Wheeler. 30- ft. Wheeler, twin screw. flying, brldre. 30-ft. Pearsen. twin-188 Gray engine, others. RENT A RUNABOUT 18-ft. Chris-Craft. 20-ft. outboard. Annapolis Boat Rentals, Inc. TWO LOCATIONS Eastport Marina, Annapolis, Md. Oak Grove, Rte 2 at North End of South River Bridge, colonial 7-7206. Thomas A. Edison filmed one, said to be the second fight ever shot. It occurred September 7, 1894, at Orange, N.J. It featured Corbett in a 6-round exhibition with one Peter Courtney. “Gentleman Jim” later became an actor, and apparently he didn’t take to the stage a bit too soon. A later film, in 1897 at Carson City, Nev., shows how Bob Fitzsimmons knocked him out with his famed “solar plexus punch.” Ruby Robert weighed 167 pounds, Corbett 183. Jim Jeffries is shown against Gus Ruhlin at San Francisco in 1901. Jeff shows up big, strong, awkward and easy to hit. Dempsey’s brutal annihilation of Jess Willard—also big, NEW 27-FT. CUSTOM REVEL LINER 185. V-8, fully equipped; save $2,000; bank fin. POTOMAC MARINE, 6900 Wis. ave., OL. 6-1665. 1960 JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS — Brand-new, at discount prices; 40 h.p. and 75 h.p. CAP'N STAN 8 BOAT, CENTER, 8236 Georgia ave., JU. 5-7773. 45- CABIN CRUISER, built to most careful yachtman's specifications;  1-1617. FIRESTONE OUTBOARD MOTOR, 10 h.p., gearshift, sep. tank: beautiful condition: $85. JU. 5-7940. 16-FT. SKI BOAT. Fiberglasged. 35-h.p. Evinrude, elec, controls, steering, windshield, custom cover, speedometer, battery, life cushions and trailer: new condition: $750. HE. 4-2484. SHEPHERD, 24-ft. runabout, twin Chrysler marine engines; used very little. Priced to sell. MA. 2-1151. 12-FT. RUNABOUT AND TRAILER: recently painted and numbered; I steering wheel and throttle control: $195 or sale separately. WE. 5-5053 or WR. 5-2850. FACTORY DEMONSTRATORS SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS 24' PEMBROKE 28' PEMBROKE RIGGS CRUISER SALES 940 Maine Ave. B.W. ST. 3-6633 MERCURY HURRICANE. 15 h.p., good condition; $75. Call Monday. JA. 2-0130. WILL TRADE my 3-bedroom, 2-bath Florida home for late model cabin cruiser. $5, 5-1334 46- WHEELER, d.e., sleeps 9: foam rubber, fully found: two 200 Chrys.; CO-2 system, blower, bilge pump, a. to a. stainless galley, refgr., stove. A 1 ®-:_$513,500, Balto., Rogers 4-0118. NEW 1960 Sea King runabout boat, motor and trailer, and fully equipped. Call J. 9-8775. BROADWATER 1961 17-ft. Compact Cruiser, foam bunks and marine head. 40-h.p. elect.-start Johnson, all new in April: equip.; $1,900 value, sacrifice $1,650. JU. 5-5088. BOAT, outboard, steel. 16-ft.” trailer; 22-h.p. motor: needs repairs; make offer. WILLIAM H. PAYNE. JU. 7-6914; call Mon, after 6 n m. OUTBOARD. 40-h.p. Mercury, good cond.: elec, start, remote controls, 12-volt system, generator. 11-inch ski power prop. 6-gal. gas tank; priced reas. for immediate delivery at $295 cash; incls. motor stand. FL. 4-5648. MARYLAND MARINE 4703 SUITLAND RD., SUITLAND, MD WILL BE REPRESENTED AT PRINCE GEORGES PLAZA BOAT SHOW TODAY THROUGH FRIDAY Showing complete line of Long, Stir boat, eluminum and Fiberxlai. 26-ft Wheeler Inboard family cruiser. 4-sleeper. ACT NOW! ALL REDUCED! RE. 6-2800 LEARN TO SAIL 14-ft. Tern and 16-ft. Rebel, allboat; classes starting soon. Annapolis Sailing School Box 1669. Annapolis, Md. Colonial 7-7205 NEW BOATS Chris-Craft Cruisers and Skiffs Egg Harbor Cruisers in Stock Lyman Runabouts Newporter Auxiliary Ketch USED BOATS 50' Chris-Craft Catalina, diesels 46' Vinyard DCFB. GM diesels 45' Chris-Craft Corsair, diesels 42' Calypso auxil. ketch. 1959 36' Egg Harbor cruiser. A-l 32' Transcendent auxil. yawl. 1961 27' Chris-Craft open skiff, 1960 24' Chris-Craft Sportsman, twins 22' Cruis-Along. 1955, $2/500 19' Lyman Runabout. 1959, 109 h.p. Sassafras Boat Sales Co. Sassafras River Georgetown, Md. Crestwood 5-3411 SEE THE NEW Aluminum-Planked RICHARDSON AND THE Fiberglas Wheeler TRADES ACCEPTED On All New and Used Boats 14’ Monterey $715 16' Borum, excel. 1,895 17' Glasspar Sunliner, 89s 18' Coronet 2,055 22' ’57 Owens exp., 95 h D. 3,000 23' Cruisalong express, 100 h.p. hardtop, depth indicator, trailer with elec, brakes, like new : 3,000 24' ’59 Richardson exp., 170 h.p........ _5,750 25' ’60 Richardson Skiff. 177 h.p. 6,5001 26' ’56 Owens Exp., 95 h p. 4,160 27' 60 Chrl,-Craft Skiff. 186 h.p...... 5,600| 28' ’58 Richardson Bklff. twin ISO,...11,600| 28' ’58 Chris Exp. twin 105 s. 8,5001 29' '58 Pacemaker, 125 h.p. loaded..... 7,900 30' ’61 Wheeler Skiff, twin 12,667 30' ’58 Chrl, Sea Bklff, twin 130,.10,500 31' '57 Owens Exp., twin 138a 16,500 32' ’64 Chris sedan, twin 105a 10,500 33' Chris sedan, 220 h p. 9,000 33' ’64 Chris Craft, twin 146a 10,750 54' ’SO Chris Exp., twin 200s 11,600 36' Chris-Craft Constellation, twin 150a8,500 36' custom Exp., 145 h.p... 3,000 38' ’57 Chris-Craft Constellation, twin 146s 4-71, radar, deck, ship-to-shore, depth finder, full winter cover. walk-around deck... 22,000 40' ’SB Richardson Sport Fisherman, twin 146s 4-72, 22,000 42 58 Chris-Craft DCFB, twin 160s 4-72, Onan generator, shower, auto, pilot, heat, ship-to-shore: many extras 12,000 60' '29 Elco, twin 671.. 27,000 WASHINGTON MARINA 1300 MAINE AVE. S.W. OPEN SUNDAY 10-4 MONDAY AND TUESDAY TIL 9 1 TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY TO 6 Strong, awkward and easy to hit — in 1919 lends serious thought as to what he, or Joe Louis or Marciano, would have done to Corbett or Jeffries. Roughly, the era compared are the turn of the century; the period from 1918 to 1941, when, the old-timers contend, boxing, its men, its techniques, its glamor were the best ever; and the present day. Of the current crop—and both from a previous generation—Archie Moore and Sugar Ray Robinson must rate with the all-time great. The lethal artistry of Robinson in his victory over rock-jawed Jake LaMotta in 1950, or Moore's fantastic comeback and victory in 1958 over Yvon Durelle, puts some of those fabled old time brawls to shame. SLOOP —6-ft. solid pink Viking with teak decks; almost new; sleeps 4 in fully equipped  21-FT. CABIN CRUISER, 35-h.p. motor; sleeps 2: head: just painted; $1,100. Call SO. 5-3584. 10-CAR-TOP PIANO BOAT, strong, light and easy portable; $75. Call JA. 5-6539. 14-FT. RUNABOUT: Plibertian bull: 35-h.p. motor; controls, steering, windshield, conv. top, and trailer; 3-1927. RUNABOUT: 16’; Powermatic 12 ob. w, remote tank, trailer, cover, oars, anchor, preservers; $350. RO. 8-1665. 11- TENN YAWN—Double thickness cedar, fiber glass overhauled. Evinrude, Gaitor trailer, plus accessories; A-1 condition: $650. HE. 4-2979. HA-FT. OWENS FIBERGLAS—35 h.p. Evinrude; controls, trailer; $650. RE. 6 _ 19-FT. BAY BUILT. 25 h.p. Universal motor, inboard. Sound; $450. RE. 6 _ 36-FT. CHRIS CRAFT SEDAN—2 new 185 hp. V-8 motors. Ship's shore depth indicator. Just resin. Inside and out: many extras. Will take small boat in trade. JU. 9-1618. 25- RICHARDSON 1955; 100-h.p. Gray, sleeps 4, galley, head: very good condition. Priced to sell. 671-8606. in Ari. 14- RUNABOUT—Fiberglas covered with windshield, steering wheel, new canvas cover. CL. 6-1527. 16- RUNABOUT and trailer: 25 h.p. Evinrude motor with controls; excellent condition; $495. EL. 6-4244. 123-FT. ’SB OWENS-FLAGSHTP—220 h.p. engine: 200 hrs. Fully equipped, newly refinished, twin helmsman seats: $2,995. UN. 4-8179 or WA. 15- ’60 FIBERGLAS—28 h.p. Scott, trailer, used 20 hrs. Cost $1,600, sell $900. 6-1794. GLASSPAR HARDTOP CONVERT., with 75 h.p. Johnson and Gator trailer. Cost $3,500 last June, will sell $2,300. JE.J.S. 40 H.P. VINRUDE — Champ trailer. 11 ft. runabout, all equipment. Like new. DOW CL. 6-2440. 21-FT. SHEPHERD RUNABOUT Equip, with Chrysler Crown Motor: 1 dr. and conv. top; double, planked mahogany. LE. 9-5560. MATHEWS CONVERT. SEDAN 41-ft. 1955 model; contain maintained and loaded with extras; in top yacht condition; an excellent value at $23,000. Can be seen at Gulf dock. Annapolis Yacht Club. Annapolis Ask for CAPTAIN BOYCE. No phone calls, please. HOUSEBOAT 26-steel hull; aluminum, cabin, insulated; 40-h.p. Evinrude; radiophone; sleeps 4- plus many extras. Converts to trailer in minutes, year-round use. Will demonstrate and negotiate around $5,000; terms. Phone NA. 8- or OT. 4-7596. SPACE SALE MOVE—MOVE All of These Good Ones Wag NOW 14' Chris-Craft $169 $129 14' Cedar Strip, trailer. 325 269 14' Glasspar Lido 495 369 14' Boat. 12-h.p. motor. trailer 495 369 14' Skippereraft 395 295 17' Trojan. 50-horse- power Johnson 1.595 1.295 18' Carter. 75-h.p. Ev- inrude. trailer 2.395 1,995 23' 1959 Chris-Craft. 185-h.p.. exP. cruis- er 3.995 3.695 23' 1960 Chris-Craft. 185-h.p.. exP. cruis- er 4.395 3.995. 26' Steelcraft 8.650 3.250 25' 1960 Chris-Craft cus- tom 6.200 4.895 25' 1960 Chris-Craft ex- press cruiser 5.696 4.695 22' 1958 Owens; 220- h.p.; completely equipped. 8.495 3.295 19' 1960 Trojan sedan; fully equipped 5,995 4.995 MANY OTHERS GUARANTEED AND FINANCED, Open Daily 'Til 9 Sun. 12-6 PATUXENT MARINE 14602 Annapolis Rd., Bladensburg, Md. I WA. 7-4260 SUNDAY’S BUYS OF THE DAY , EVERYDAY WE WILL RUN AN EXTRA SPECIAL BUY. WATCH THIS AD FOR THE BOAT OF YOUR CHOICE AT A REAL BARGAIN. 15-FT. LYMAN LAPRAKER HULL LIGHTS, DECK HARDWARE. WIND SHIELD. STEERING. DRY STORAGE. COMPARTMENT. BIG AND ROOMY. 35-H.P. ELEC. EVINRUDE. BATTERY AND REMOTE CONTROLS. $1,095. LARSON FIBERGLAS RUNABOUT. 22-H P. MERCURY MOTOR. TRAILER, FULLY RIGGED. $1,095. LARSON DE LUXE FIBERGLAS RUNABOUT WITH STEERING. WINDSHIELD. UPHOL. SEATS. LIGHTS. TOP SIDE AND AFT CAN VAS. LAPSTRAKE BOTTOM. 35-H.P. MERCURY. ELEC. STARTER AND GENERATOR. REMOTE CONTROLS AND TRAILER. $1,650. CABIN CRUISER—’BO ALL-M HOG. 48-H.P. ELEC. MERCURY MOTOR, WITH HEAD AND GALLERY. HELMSMAN SEAT, COAST GUARD EQUIPPED. HEAVY-DUTY TRAILER ORIGINALLY SOLD FOR $2,500. BUY THIS ONE COMPLETE FOR ONLY $1,575. 20' SEA MAC DAY CRUISER WITS CANVAS TOP SIDE AND AFT CURTAINS. HORN, NAVIGATING LIGHTS. WINDSHIELD WIPER. 45-H.P. ELEC. MERCURY MOTOR, GATOR TRAILER $2,150 22' CHRIS-CRAFT UTILITY SEA SKIFF. MAHOG. LAPSTRAKE. 100- HP. CHRIS-CRAFT ENGINE; COMPLETELY REFINISHED. NEW-BOAT CONDITION AND GUARANTEED; COAST GUARD EQUIP. WITH NEW A STO§ R% C ° Vra; " ™ $2,750 'big SALE ON OWENS, FLAG SHIP AND SEA SKIFF CRUISERS—21', 25’ AND 27' —PRICED TO SELL FOR IM MEDIATE DELIVERY. AS LOW AS 10% DOWN, UP TO 5-YEAR BANK FINANCING. BILL HERRING’S BOAT CITY 5100 Wisconsin Ave, N.W. EM. S-B1«O DAILY HOURS OPEN 8 A.M.-9 to 5 PM SUNDAY 10 AM.-5 PM 1. 