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Evening star., 1948-10-25

TYPIST
And miscellaneous clerical work, for per-
soIinel office, 5-dag, 40-hour week. 30rs
discount on purchases. Apply personnel
off1ce, 4th floor.
S. KANN SONS co.
Evening star., 1948-10-25

sALESW0MAN for doughnut and nut shop
in retail store. fountain exper. helpful, but
will train; 40-hr. wk., excel company ben
Evening star., 1948-10-25

Can you type names and addresses or
letters and envelopes, and make yourself
generally helpful in a splendid organiza
tion? Excellent starting salary. ,generou:
ployes Telephone DI. 3736 for appoint.
Evening star., 1948-10-25

GROCERY Sleeper, hnest NV. colored
location; beautiful store; low rent; fully
equipped: only $1,000 down payment.
Grocery. NV; better than 81 900 week;
bright store, nice apt; rent only S75, for
both. on lease: priced to sell, excellent
proposition. Greenland, with SEIGEL, Elk.
GROCERY, mixed trade, $1,4O0 weekly
business; low rent; short hours, closed
Sundays; good fixtures; terms.
Grocery. nearby Md; $4,000 weekly
business; good location: short hours: closed
Sundays; new truck; low rent good lease:
Grocery, colored; $500 weekly, business,
S75 rent; apt; $500, including stock.
Schwartz, with SEIGEL. EX. 2601.
I-LUNCHEONETTE, VARIETY and pat
ent medicines bus. in NV sec-An newly
lease, cheap rent; Priesd g dds lov 4 s1sSSo 200
clean bus, for enterprising couple. Terms.
Ewes. and Sun. s. BI.ANKEN. ia. 0995;
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improve. tiv. quar-. available. Good oppor-
tunity for beginner as very little fresh
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approx. $500 weekly. Nice equip. good
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4-Groc., meats and beer-Nicely
equipped large store. ,averaging s1.lOo
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Evening star., 1948-10-25

For service wrapping desk; no experience
necessary; 5-day week. Employment
ONCE, 3rd floor
RALEIGH HABERDASHER
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-07-09

$4,000 will buy a proposition that is
without exception one OF the best in the
state Of Montana. This business will
net $4,000 per month. The earnings can
be increased This includes S25, 900 worth
of new merchandise.
Excellent Auto Repair Shop In Billings.
VIII require about $4,000 to pay for
parts and equipment. Rent Of building
is reasonable
FRED LUND CO.
2818 First Ave. N. Box 1195
Billings, Montana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-29
Orange BOWL TEST:
Georgia, Outweighed by Texas,
Must Use Speed and Deception

Longhorns have played in four and
the Bulldogs in five. The coaching
records give Cherry a slight edge in
percentage although his tenure has
not been as long as his opponents
The Texas mentor has won 1852 per
cent of 81 games, while Butts has
won 72.4 per cent Of 100 contests.
Texas, always a high scoring,
passing aggregation, will meet its
match when it faces the sharp
shooting Rauch. Butts favors the
system Of having his left halfback
pass the ball after he has received it
from the quarterback. This ma
neuver serves to confuse the enemy.
as evidenced by the passing records
held by the former Georgia half
backs, frankie Sinkwich and Char
ley Trippi. in the Orange Bowl and
Sugar Bowl, respectively.
From a wooden saucer seating
5000 persons to q beautiful stadium
that will hold more than $4,000 Is
the story Of the growth of this
game. Originated as q plan to pre-
sent an outstanding Northern rep
resentative against an equally pow
erful Southern standard bearer, the
Miami classic first received real ma
tional recognition when unbeaten-
united Tennessee registered q Tito
0 victory over the Oklahoma Sooners
in 1899.
! hope to witness q fine game.
(McNsuRht Syndicate. Inc)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-29
LSU Wins 5 OF 3 Bouts
In Sugar Bowl Boxing
by the Associated Press

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2s.-Louis-
lana State University boxers won
five Of eight bouts 10 defeat Mich
igan State mittmen by 8 points in
the Sugar Bowl collegiate boxing
show here.
The Bengal from LsU piled up
81 points to Michigan's az. One
bout ended IN a draw.
Winning boxers were awarded gold
trophies last night for their appear
ance In the third event of the Mid
Western Sports Associations week
long athletic carnival.
Jack Dyer. LsU heavyweight, won
easily over Michigan's Arthur Hugh
lett.
Gabriel Marek, 175-pound puncher
from Michigan, defeated Sam ALL
good Of LSU.
Lloyd Jones, 165-pounder from
LSU, landed q barrage Of punches in
the final heat to decision Hilbert
Anderson.
Charles sirhal of Michigan fought
Nelson Clothier Of LSU to a draw.
In the lighter weight brackets,
Wilbert Pee Wee" Moss Of LSU,
1875 pounds. won easily from Ernest
Charbonneau, Michigan State NCAA
champ; Ted Thrash, also of LSU,
outpointed Thomas Gemmell of
Michigan, and Buddy Bourgeois,
LSU, decisioned Berten Davey OF
Michigan.
Charles Davey knocked out AL
Hebert, LsU, in three rounds in a
l45-pound class fight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-29
Leaders, Ce||arites
Clash in District
Duckpin League

Arcade Pontiac's crack bowling
team will be protecting two-game
lead in the Major District League
tonight when 1t engages last-place
Toms Auto Service at Chevy Chase
Ice Palace.
In other matches second-place
Caruso Grocery and third-place
Mann's Decorators will clash at
King Pin while Schlitz Beer and
Hutchison's Furniture meet at Hi
Skor and Winchester Packard and
H. B. Leary & Bros. tangle at Green
way.
Also there will be no holiday
recess for the city's leading woman
duckpinners as first place Brookland
and second-place Takoma square off
at Takoma tonight in the Capitol
Major Ladies circuit. Takoma trails
by three games.
H-Skor bowls at Rosslyn, King
Pin at Chevy Chase Ice Palace and
Hyattsville at Fort Davis to complete
the schedule.
Orville (otey) Brown, past pres
ident Of the Masonic League and
captain Of last years pennant-
winning Roosevelt team. who was
injured seriously last week when his
car collided with a truck on Viers
Mill road, is reported out Of danger
although he will enter O hospital
next week His home Is at 1903
Georgia avenue, Wheaton, Md.
Brown suffered a broken arm,
broken knee cap, two broken ribs
besides face and head injuries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-29
OnsIow Promises
ToCrock Whip
Over White Sox
BY the Assoeiofed Press

WEST ACTON, Mass, Dec. 90
Here's some CHEEKY news for Chicago
White Sox fans from Jack Onslow
the clubs new manager. And also
an emphatic warning for his players
Chicago will not be the Ameri-
can Leagues doormat in 1949,'
OnSlow promises. That city Is 60
ing to have the strongest club In has
had in years"
And everybody who intends to
play for me Is going to hustle" he
continued. They'll either hustle us
out of last place or I'll hustle them
elsewhere"
Pulling ball clubs out of cellars
does not appear difficult for Onslow
who, since returning to this home
here, has replayed mentally every
one of the l01 games the Chisox lost
for Ted Lyons last season.
Some of Lyons players got as
high as $17,500 and they didn't give
him SIT worth Of baseball" Onslow
said with a grimace. But that sort
of short-changing Is over and done
with. I'll not be satisfied with less
than 100 cents of value for every
dollar on our payroll"
Since drawing his first major
league managerial appointment last
September. Onslow is certain he has
added great strength to the Chisox.
He is proud Of the deals that brought
Catcher Joe Upton from the In
dams, Inf1elder Steve Souchock from
the Yankees and Lefty Walt Pierce
from the Tigers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-29
High Schools Urged
To Shorten Distance
In Low Hurdles
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

CHICAGO, Dec. 29.-Delegates to
the annual meeting Of the National
Federation OF State High School
Athletic Associations were scheduled
to hear reports today on football,
basket ball and baseball.
The first recommendation was
placed before the group at yester-
days opening session by E. A.
Thomas of Kansas to shorten the
low hurdles race in high school
track meets. Thomas, member Of
the Joint National Collegiate Ath-
letic Association and High School
Track and Field Committee, recon-
mended the distance Of the race be
reduced from 200 yards to 1870 and
the number Of hurdles cut from 10
to with 20 yards between each
hurdle.
Thomas told the 200 delegates
from 46 States that the shorter
hurdle event has been adopted by
California and Pennsylvania and
will be standardized in Kansas this
spring.
The shorter race grooms the
athletes stride much better" he
said. The 1S-yard distance between
hurdles forces most runners to use
choppy strides"
Arthur B. Ingham, executive SEC
rotary of CALIFORNIA; interscholas-
tic federation, reported on that
States insurance plan under which
athletes are protected for a maxi
mum Of $500 against all types of
injuries. He said that although only
one death was reported among high
school football players In California
last season, 70 per cent Of insurance
claims arise from football injuries.
A plan which has cut juvenile
delinquency was reported by Harold
r. Peterson, secretary of the Mime
sofa State High School League.
Under the plan. eligibility of prep
athletes. including graduating SEN
Tors, Is continued through the sum-
mer months.
I'm some cases." Peterson said,
schools merely continue spring
time schedules into the summer"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-29
Wilkinson No. ! Choice to Take
COACHING Berth at Wisconsin
seseieI Dispatsh 10 The Stes

CHICAGO, Dec. 40. - Charles
bud" wilkinson Is Wisconsin's No.
! choice to succeed Harry A. Stuhl-
dreher as head football coach In
1919.
The former Minnesota gridiron
great, now drilling his Oklahoma
eleven at Biloxi. Miss, for Satur-
days Sugar Bowl date with North
Carolina, can have the post II he
wants 1t.
No formal offer has been made
10 the Sooner boss. But it was
learned that one will be made on
eially within q week.
He has indicated to intimate
friends that he is quite satisfied"
at Oklahoma, but other sources say
Wilkinson Is tempted to test his
skill in the tough Western Con-
ference.
He tops q list Of IS candidates be-
ing surveyed by the Wisconsin
Board of Regents, who will name
their top man at Madison Janu-
ary Is.
JUICES ScIlOuoly SOAAS4oSAS0 0AS
HOWE Odell, University Of Wash
ington; Henry Frnka, Tulane; Lisle
Blackburn, now Badger backheld
coach, and Win Brockmeyer, high
school coach at Wausau, Wis.
Stuhldreher, now in Pasadena to
attend the New Years Day Rose
Bowl classic, stepped down as head
coach three weeks ago, but retained
his post as Badger athletic director.
He Is expected to confer with Will
kinson next week, during the annual
NCAA and American Football
Coaches Association meetings IN
San Francisco.
Wilkinson, who still ranks among
Minnesotas greatest au-around
football players succeeded Jim Ia
tum as Oklahoma's head man this
year and took the Sooners to the Big
Six championship and into the
Sugar Bowl.
They lost only one game, a 2o-17
spencer to Santa Clara.
After playing every line position
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-29
Santa Anita Race
Goes 10 Duplication
by the Associated Press

ARCADIA, Calf, Dec. 2s.-Dupli-
Gator, Beau Pere's 2-year-old son,
copied the $500 added California
Breeders Championship Stakes as
$1,000 fans watched the 18th winter
meeting open at Santa Anita Park.
Jockey Johnny Longden rode three
winners yesterday to bring his years
total to 316, equalling the record he
set as the Nations riding champ
last year. He came in first on Grand
LAgrand in the second, Shifty Ro-
man In the third and Be Sure Now
Ia the sixth.
Jockey Alan Gray shared the days
honors. though, by booting home
Duplicator to earn q net purse Of
S47,le5 for the colts owners, Mr. and
Mrs. James H. Seley.
Duplicator paid sl4, $40 and
$3.50; Top Turrett followed with
500 and $3.50, and Audacious Man,
with Longden up, paid $3.50.
The movie magnate, Louis 3
Mayer, who bred Duplicator, got
$4,716.50 out Of the total added
money Of $78,416.50.
The days handle In the betting
pool came to 81, 726, 43S. as compared
TO 81, 726, 433 bet by o crowd of $4,000
on opening day in 1s47 Last year
however, the meeting started on a
Saturday, always great day for
race track PATRONAGE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-29
Seven Games Slated
In Boys Club Tourney

Seven games were scheduled TO-
day In the Boys Club of Washing
ton Christmas basket ball tourna-
ment. Action was to begin at pm.
with an so-pound contest between
Merrick and Eastern Branch. A
135-pound game between Georgetown
Branch and Alexandra is slated to
wind up the opening days sched-
ule at 8 pm. All games are ut
Eastern Branch.
Three were played yesterday.
Stan Altman pushed in 10 points
to lead the Merrick S0-pounders to
a 46-4 victory over Eastern Branch,
while Virginia Avenue nicked Trini-
dad, 20-17, In another 9o-pound
game and Alexandra won over
Georgetown Branch, 44-30. in the
80-pound class.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-29
THE"EVENING STAR Washington D. c. A-1a
WEDNESDAY, -,
~, "a; rs <A.k1s
49, x&&z&ze GREEN - zy~

distributed properly he would
have won 500.
Al Jamison Of Quantico started
an argument on q new wrist
action being taught by some Of
the name pros and everybody
had their say. Betschler ended
the discussion, however. when
he said every golfer has his own
way of taking the club back and
starting 1t down, but the good
ones are all the same on the last
quarter Of the downswing-at the
moment Of impact-and that's
where 1t counts.
Several Of the pros In attend.
ance had been to Pinehurst for
the North-South Open and they
were comparing the stylists. But
in discussions Of this type among
golf pros they always come
around to the one that Ats the
phrase of the "ballplayer's ball.
player" That's Samuel jackson
Snead.
Hes the greatest" MAPGA
Champ Andy Gibson said. I'VE
watched him on the practice tee
for almost an hour" Gibson
added, land his caddy hardly
ever moved. Just stood there
sharing those drives on the first
bounce, and they all were In
the same place. They all speak
Of Snead with the greatest adj
miration for his natural ability,
although they pick him TO pieces
on putting and his play in the
tight spots in tournaments"
Short 'Putts-Houghton was
named to the Executive Commit
tee, giving Washington two votes
to four for Baltimore and ons
for Virginia. Mount Pleas
ant in Baltimore made an offer
for the sectional qualifying
rounds for the National PEA,
and probably will get the trials.
The National will be in Rich
mond and the Middle Atlantic
will be the host section. In
an about face from this years
policy the pros will admit re-
porters to their meetings next
year. Washington pros pres.
ent In addition to those men,
toned were Walter Bogley Of
Prince Georges, Bill Hardy, vice
president from Chevy Chase,
Mel Shorey Of Indian Spring and
Clagett Stevens Of Manor Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-29
St. Johns Alumni Wins:
Friends Is Beaten

Jack George and Tommy Gletnel
starred against their high schoo
alma mater In a basket ball game
yesterday at the st. Johns gym
They paired to spark the alumni to
q H-4S victory over the Johnnies
Gletner, former Catholic University
player, netted 81 points, while
George, now attending Notre Dame
got IA.
Friends School had better luck,
whipping its alumni, 4l-3l. last
night. Nick Meyers and Brad Mat
thews each had II points to lead
the varsity attack.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-29
Ruin Gives Bod Stort
To SUGAR Bowl Tennis

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 90 The
three-day Sugar Bowl tennis tour
nament got off to a bad start at
the New Orleans Country Club with
all but one first-round match rained
out and forecasts of more rain to-
day.
Earl Cochell Of San Francisco,
second -seeded, defeated the Louisi-
ana State singles champion, Ed
Davis, Of Baton Rouge, e3, 60,
in the lone match played yesterday.
The same first-round schedule
will be resumed today with the
Sugar Bowl defending champion,
Ted Schroeder Of La Crescenta,
No. 2 tennis player in the Nation,
matched against Dick Savitt Of
Orange.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-29

system 4dNc CoSAA
other.
The S out h.
eastern Confer
ence c h a mpion,
Georgia, led by
] o h my Rauch,
will oppose the
S o u t h western
Conference run
ners-up from the
U niver S ity of
Texas. c o a C h
Wally Butts OF
&c orgia will
have to fully ex-
plot the speed
epd r3arey,fion 0f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-29
Wendt Recovering, Likely
To Play In Sun Bowl

FL PASO, Tex. Dec. 2s.-Fying
Freddy Wendt. fullback for the
Texas College Of Mines bowl-bound
football team. was on the road to
recovery today.
wendt is hospitalized with sore
throat, but his physician said he
probably would be able to play In
the Sun Bowl here New Years Day
when his team meets the West Vir-
GINA Mountaineers.
The doctor added, however. that
he probably won't be in top form.
Wendt was collegiate footballs top
man in rushing gains and scoring
last season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-29
VitoIe Suppionts Dick
As Hockey Bad Man

Harry Dick, defenseman with
the Washington Lions hockey
team. no longer leads the
American League in time spent
in the penalty box.
Statistics released this week
by the ALL show that Dick, the
leading bad man all season, has
been surpassed by Terminate
Phil WHALE. Vitale in 80 games
has been boxed for 81 min
uteS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-29
Lions at Providence
To Battle Leaders,;
Return Sunday

Coach Frank Beisler's improving
Washington Lions move to ProN-
dence, r. T.. tonight TO oppose the
Eastern Division-leading Reds In an
American Hockey League match.
The Lions will invade Cleveland
to test the Barons Saturday night,
and return to Uline ice against the
Hershey Bears Sunday at pm.
The Lions overcame an early 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-29

deficit to deadlock the Reds at sail
in their last invasion here, and more
recently have taken two In q row
from Hershey, 20 and 4-3.
Two Washington players have
been credited with three-goal scor-
ing hat tricks" in recent matches.
Kenny Schultz fired three con-
versions against Springfield here
recently, while Harry Frost was
credited with a similar stunt against
the Bears in Hershey, Pa, Christ
mas Night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-29
Dobie Buried Beside Wife
Near Cornell Campus
by me Associated Press

ITHACA. N. Y, Dec. 29.-Gn-
mour Dobie was buried yesterday
beside his wife in Lakeview Gem
etery, close to the Cornell Univers-
ity campus, where he enhanced his
fame as one Of the Nations greatest
football coaches.
His wife, Eva, died here June rs
1927.
Gloomy Gil, as he was known to
the sports world because of his pro-
fessional pessimism, died last Thurs
day night In Connecticut at the age
Of 90. Services were conducted In
Ithacas First Presbyterian Church
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-29

his Bulldogs to compensate for the
weight advantage held by the Long
horns. Statistics show that the
Texans will outweigh the Georgians
Ga pounds per man.
This contest win test an amazing
record held by each Of the coaches,
and by the schools they represent.
Neither Blair Cherry Of Texas nor
Butts has ever been AFFILIATED with
a team that lost q bowl contest. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-29
Collins, Ex-Bike Racer, Dies

NEW YORK, Dec. 20 (R.-Elmer
Collins. 6S. former professional BIZ
cycle rider who mas been in chargs
of the press gate at Madison Square
Garden since 1t was opened, died Of
a heart attack yesterday. Collins
started his racing career In 1905,
winning the motor pace champion
ship that year, and three times
later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-29
" Holds Open House

The Central YMCA will hold open
house Saturday. Exhibitions In
basket ball, swimming, jujitsu and
a championship handball game be-
tween Gus Goldstein and S. Papan-
drew will highlight the program.
There we're more than 5000 visitors
last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-29

but end and every backfield spot
under Coach Bernie Bierman at
Minnesota, Wilkinson went on a.
Ossie solom's aide at Syracuse.
After three years in the Navy In
command of the aircraft carrier
athletic, program, Bud" stepped
into the Oklahoma picture In 1947
He succeeded Tatum as coach and
athletic director last February.
Last spring Wilkinson turned
down lucrative offers to coach al
Yale and the United States Naval
Academy.
(Chicaeo Daily News)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-29
Pc Bows Have Rinq Gym

The Prince Georges County Boys
Club has opened boxing gym in
the basement Of the new armory
at University of Maryland. It is
open five nights a week from Z
to o with Kenny Maschauer as
instructor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-29

w do4A4&AS v " -
and B alti-
more 6 o ] I
pros at Roll
ing Road in
Cations v i'll e
We S t e r d a y.
But 1t also
gave the boys
an opportun-
ity to show
they h a v e
business suits
as well as
sports clothes,
to compare
notes on con-
L. / i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-29
Bosketers to Weiqh In

Players In the Arlington Recrea-
ton Athletic Association Basket Ball
League are requested to weigh IN
tonight at the county recreation
department, 300 Lee highway.
Team rosters are required.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-29
Hoyos Lose Hockey Match

NORWALK, Conn, Dec. 20 (Spe-
ciaD. - Georgetown University's
hockey team meet williams again
tonight In the second OF q three
game series. Williams won the
opener, 60, last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-29
rrinidud Puts On Drive

The Trinidad Boys Club Is put
ting on q $4,000 adult membership
drive to keep the club from folding
because of financial difficulties. A
minimum contribution OF 81 en-
titles an adult to club membership
for the coming wear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-29
HQ to PIuY Cherry Point

CHERRY POINT, N. c., Dec. a.
The Cherry Point Marines, beaten.
49-4S. by the Quantico Marines Eve
last night, will entertain the Head.
quarters Marines team from Wash.
ington tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-29
Hockey at q Glance

BY the Asseeie.sd Prsss
Results Last Might.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland, 6; Philadelphia, 3.
q. 3. LEAGUE.
Tulsa, 8: Minneapolis, !.
Omaha, A. Houston, 2.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Los Angeles, 3: Fresno, 2.
Tacoma, 6; New Westminster, 8 (tie).
Schedule Tonight.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston at Detroit.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Indianapolis at Buffalo.
Cleveland at Hershey.
Washington at Providence.
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
Pittsburgh at spfingneld.
U. 8. LEAGUES.
-"Ah rACrfIc COAST LEAGUE.
San Diego at Los Angeles.
Fresno at San Francisco.
Portland at Seattle.
Oakland at New Westminster.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Louisville at Milwaukee.
Muncie at Toledo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-29

How does Worsham feel about
it," somebody asked. Hes a
big shot now" Houghton replied
that Lew wants the prize money
on the end for the younger fell
lows instead OF so much on top.
Lew shot 284 in the Miami Open,
Houghton pointed out. and didn't
win a nickel with that even-par
score. He was one stroke out Of
the money. but If the prizes were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-29
Orange Bowl IT Test:
By Fronk Leohy

kotre Dome University Football ceoeh
A torrid "T" party should result
Saturday in the Orange Bowl at
Miami when two Of the Nations
most successful opponents Of this
..xmAn,ua &nna nnnh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-29
St. MichueI's Wins Title

st. Michael's is the champion in
the Nativity Parochial School bas-
ket ball tournament after winning
over Blessed Sacrament, 27-23, last
night at Nativity. Bob Clark was
high for the winners with 10 points.