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Evening star., 1950-05-07
.CopitoIites
Sponsor Ball

The French Ambassador and
Mime. Bonnet head the list OF
sponsors for the benefit ball to be
given Friday by the Junior Speech
Clinic Foundation at the Carlton
Hotel. There will be dancing from
10 until ! o'clock.
The Ambassador of Thailand
and Princess Wan Waithayakon
are among the sponsors. and also
the New Zealand Ambassador and
Lady Berendsen, the Assistant to
the President and Mrs. John r.
Steelman, Representative Chase
Going Woodhouse, the Delegate
from Hawaii and Mrs. Joseph r.
harrington. Mr.. and Mrs. LiSle A.
Smith. Mrs. Robert Z. Lee, III,
and Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
Disque.
Miss Mary-Stuart Montague
Price is chairman for the ball and
members Of her committee are
Miss Patricia Devine and Mrs.
Allan Paul Slaff. vice chairmen:
Miss Margaret Woodhouse, Mrs.
George Charles Clarke. jr.. Miss
Laura Belle Wyatt, Miss Flavia
Lee, Miss Clare Foster and Miss
Beverly Farrineton.
Evening star., 1950-05-07
.Nunns Hosts

DR.. and Mrs. william M. Mann
will be hosts tomorrow morning to
the members of the Society OF
Woman Geographers who are here
for the 25th anniversary meetings
Breakfast will be served in the
Zoo restaurant after which DR.
and Mrs. Mann will conduct q
tour of the Geological Park.
Mrs. a. Mann, who as Lucille
Quarry Mann, has written a num-
ber of books about her experiences
in accompanying DR.. Mann on his
many expeditions in animal col
lecting. Is q former vice president
of the Society of Woman Geogra-
pliers.
Evening star., 1950-05-07

COL. and Mrs. George Gordon
Elms of Fort Riley, Kans., were
hosts at a large reception at the
Fort Myer Officers' Club yester-
day afternoon following the we'd
ding of their daughter, Miss
Elizabeth Jane Elms. and Ii.
Comdr. julius Morris Larsen.
Maj. Lock off1ciated at the cere-
mony. which took place in the
Fort Myer Chapel at S o'clock and
the bride, who was escorted by
her father. was attended by the
Misses JEANNE Carlson of Oska-
loosa, Iowa, Ruth Lunette Morris
Of Waynesburg. Pa, and Jeanne
Curtiss.
1t. William A. Little Of Glens
Falls. N. Y, was best man for the
bridegroom, who is the son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Iver j. Larsen of Modes
to, Calf. Ensigns C. w. Lurcett
and j. N. Bradford served as
ushers.
Comdr. and Mrs. Larsen left for
Evening star., 1950-05-07

escorted and given in marriage
by her father. Miss Darl Virginia
Gill was maid of honor and the
other attendants were Mrs. M. N.
Curren, Mrs. Richard G. Get
singer. Mrs. Seldom B. Earren,
Miss Betty Jane Holder and Miss
Suzanne Magee. Ora Lee Hano-
well of Baltimore was flower girl.
The bridegroom is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodruff L. Clark
of Bethesda and his father served
as his best man. The usherS were
Mr.. Francis Moran, Mr.. Getsinger,
Mr.. William B. Clark, Mr.. Cur
rem and Mr.. Frank Maddox.
Evening star., 1950-05-07

ried yesterday In ct. Johns Epis-
copal Church In Mount Rainier,
the Rev. Robert Clark officiating,
Miss Elsie Mae Ernst was maid
of honor and the other attendants
were the Misses Pat Byrne. Mar
90 Inglis and Esther Lou Almgren.
Mr.. William Birch served as best
man and the usherS were the
Messrs. Raymond BARLEY. Ray
mond Hollidge and Robert Stack
house.
Evening star., 1950-05-07

a trip to New Orleans before 60
ing to San Diego to make their
home.
A large reception also followed
the wedding of Miss Alice Collins
Bratton and Mr.. Alfred James
Clark. which took place in the
Bethesda Presbyterian Church
with the Rev. Edward Clark, as
sisted by the Rev. James Albert
son. officiating at 4 o'clock.
The bride is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Paul Brat
ton Of Bethesda and she was
Evening star., 1950-05-07

Miss Betty Lou Mullan. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. LuciuS G
Mullan. and Mr.. Carl Almgren
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Aim
gren of Avondale. Md, were mar
Evening star., 1950-12-18
Ikeene-CoIemanBa Battle
OF a!uggers Tonight
Rated as Tossup

A slugging match, rated as a
toss-up. is due tonight when
Julian Keene. District iight-heavy-
weight champion, faces Leroy Cole
man of New Jersey in the 10-round
feature at Turner's Arena. 1t will
be the last card of the 1850 season
there and also probably the last
10 be televised from Turner's
The TV contract runs out with
this show and indications are II
will not be renewed.
Both fighters in the main event
have regulations as hard hitters
especially Coleman, who has wor
about half of his matches BY
knockouts. He has shown onl,
once in Washington, but on thai
occasion stopped Jimmy kid Lee
in minute of the first round.
An oddity in Coleman's record is
that he has had return matches
against the seven men who have
defeated him and won them all
keene has lost only one fight ir
the last two years and he avenged
that recently in a return by scor-
ing a technical knockout over In
dian Red Arrow.
There has been a slight change
in the supporting card originally
announced. with a third FIVE
rounder added and one of the
four-rounders dropped. The new
bout pits Pat Thomas and Jim
Richmond. featherweights. In one
of the other f1ves, a lightweight
bout, Vic Creelman replaces Jimmy
Leach as opponent for Sandy Nc
Pherson. The third five -roundel
matches Rufus Berry and Harvey
Jones, light -heavies; while in four.
founders, Lightweights Kid Crock
lett and Johnny Shields clash anc
Welters Bobby Bowen and Billy
Hickerson oppose. Starting time
lis 8:45 pm.
Evening star., 1950-12-18
By the Assoeiated Press

CHICAGO, Dec. 18.-Dick
Hoover of Akron. Ohio, a 200
FOUNDER who turned 81 a few days
ago, picked up the $4,000 first
prize in the national individual
match game bowling windup last
night.
Hoover, a warehouse worker and
a rookie in the tournament, be-
came the youngest champion in
the meets 10-year history by
edging out Detroit's Lee Jouglard
305.29 Peterson points to 304.07.
1t was the closest windup since
1947 when Andy Varipapa beat
out Joe Wilman in a windup that
carried to the last frame.
Hoover. who has scored five
perfect games in his brief career
and has a 220 average in a Cleve-
land league, averaged better than
210 pins in winning 36 and losing
% games in the finals of the in
dividual marathon.
Evening star., 1950-12-18
EddeImon jams Pistons
Tr-Cities Winner as Star Hits
For Records; CeItics Near Top

ington in the East and Tri-Cities
in the West. The Caps are in the
cellar, 61a games out of first place.
Both the Bullets and Caps will
need prolonged winning streaks to
get into contention.
Bob Cousy, former Holy Cross
star, paced Boston to it's victory
over Rochester, scoring 25 points,
including 10 field goals. Easy Ed
Macauley Clipped in with 81.
while Bob Davies led the Royals
with II. A crowd of 5,542
watched the game.
Minneapolis took advantage of
Rochester's loss and stretched it's
lead to two games with a 1850
victory over Indianapolis. Both
teams were minus the services of
two injured stars. The Lakers
had Jim Pollard and Kevin O'Shea
on the bench and Indianapolis
played without Ralph Beard and
Wah- Wah Jones. Mikan led the
Lakers with 20 points.
Adolph Schayes led Syracuse to
its second victory in four games
against New York. Schayes netted
% points. while Noble Jorgenson,
obtained last week in a trade with
Tri-Cities, scored 20. Sweetwater
Clifton was high for the Knicks
with 20.
Evening star., 1950-12-18


front of the hometown folks crowd
win under young Joe Stydahar
NOT QUITE YEAR AGO. stydahar's predecessor Clark
shaughnessy Laydens
When he heard that sydaha had been chosen him.
shaughnessy remarked Sydahar? take high school
team in the country and beat the that he coaches
That would have had to be pretty fabulous high school
the broke all scoring this
and yesterday when they badly ourushed by the
Bears they turned loose Bob Waered and his gained
297 yards
than a coincidence that both of yesterdays
winners had the Waterfied has enjoyed
many great days. still feel reached peak
the payo And that wndswept field in Ceve
land the Browns had great quarterback going for EN- too
in Otto Graham
Giants stopped the Northwestern passes
in their two winning games with the Browns during the regu-
himself did Under conditions that made passing foohardy
Otto took to carrying the ball himself and wound the
games leading ground gamer with 10 yards
GRAHANfs RUNNING plus only three completed passes
helped set the first field goal five minutes after the be-
And it ottos dashes in the final minutes with the
tied at s that moved the Browns in position to win
Lou Groza's second field goal
yards after taking a pass. Again.
he yards Cleveland got far the Giants 22yard
line before New York ffened and then became apparent
what must be done Groza standing the 28yard line with
good his kick
The foot was put back into football yesterday first
four both payoffs field goals two by Groza and
each by Randall Clay OF the Giants and Waterfield
few million elevision yesterday chap named Bill Willis
who eight lightweight tackle Paul Brown
1912 national championship team at Ohio State.
As pro guard Che turned after brief coaching
Willis aleague and the Giants found why The
guy grabbing Giant ball carriers all day and if single
play saved Cleveland was his tackle OF Gene Roberts from
behind in the final quarter.
Roberts, wftmovng ball carrier had broken loose for
50 with nobody him. Willis slammed him out of
bounds the 4yard line and the Giants finally settled for
scoretying field goal after having touchdown pass called
back for offside.
It will be argued that had it been field
have scored his That possibility 1t isn't
often that fellow who played tackle in college and guard in
ball like spnter but happens to be so IN Willis
He dash Ohio State and the turf which
running treacherous for him for Roberts
Evening star., 1950-12-18
Generals Visit Capital

Washington and Lee, which
collapsed after holding Dukes un-
beaten Blue Devils to a first halt
tie Saturday night. plays Mary
land at College Park tonight al
8:15 in the first of a two-game
stand in this area. The Terr
Frosh meet the Georgetown
Freshmen at 6:15.
Tomorrow night the Generals
play their fourth Southern Con-
ference game in five nights, meet.
ing George Washington at Uiine
in the 8 O'Clock game of the first
major double-header of the sea-
son here. Georgetown and Amer
ican University play in the night
cap about $50.
Washington and Lee has wor
two games and lost four to date
but can trace its defeats to Sec
ond-half letdowns. Friday night
the Generals led Wake Forest al
halftime but lost, 1851. On Sat-
urday. w. and L. was ahead o1
Duke by IL points at one time
in the first half and it was q
43-43 game at halftime. but Duke
spurted to win. $3.50
Jay Handlan has been topping
his 20-point scoring average OF
last year despite the Generals
defeats. Handlan scored q
against the Deacons and q
against Duke, and his 26-point
average for two conference games
is topped only by Dick Groat o1
Duke, who has 81 in two games.
Maryland, victor over William
and Mary in its only conference
start, and with a 81 record fol
the season. has not played since
it defeated Virginia last Wednes-
day, and the Terps too might be
too much for the tired Generals
In four official games. not
counting the defeat by the Guam
tico Marines. Lee BraWley il
Maryland's top scorer with 6&
points followed by Jim johnson
a sophomore with AZ and Dick
Koffenberger with 80. The Terps
conclude their pre-holiday sched,
ule tomorrow night against Rut.
gers at College Park.
While North Carolina State
bidding for it's fifth straight
Southern Conference champion
ship. is at it's expected place al
the top of the standings with
three straight victories. the sur.
prise team of the early-seasor
games has been Duke.
"A few days before the season
opened Harold Bradley, formerly
Of Hartwick College, was namee
the Blue Devils coach, succeeding
Gerry Gerard, who was given {
leave of absence because of i'll.
ness.
In five games under Bradley
Evening star., 1950-12-18
EddeImon jams Pistons
BY the Associofed Press

If the Tri-City Blackhawks, last
In the Western Division of the
National Basketball Association.
were in need of a morale booster
they got it last night in the
scoring antics of their Dwight
Oike) Eddelman.
Eddelman, who starred at Jlli-
nois in basketball, football and,
track and participated in the last
named sport in the 1948 Olympics,
set new NBA season scoring
record last night. He dropped in
48 points to lead the Hawks 10
a 95-86 victory over Fort Wayne,
the first loss for the Pistons on
their home court this season.
Eddelman also had a hand in
a few other records. He prcke
the Fort Wayne high of A. points
and IA field goals, held by George
Mikan of Minneapolis. Dixie
scored 10 goals. Mikan also held
the leagues former mark Tor the
season, 47, registered against
1tOCIlCSUCI NOVC4lDCI 10.
More Records Fall.
Dixie also, bettered the period
mark at Fort Wayne when he
broke loose for II points in the
third quarter. The 80 field goals
scored by the Hawks and the
202 points scored by both clubs
also are Fort Wayne floor rec
ords.
NBA teams have reached the
one-third mark-all except Phila-
delphia, that is-and the race for
divisional honors and berths in
the post-season playoffs is just
as tight as predicted.
Philadelphia's Warriors are in
first place in the Eastern Division,
but have played only 19 games,
fewer than any other team. Sec
ond-place Boston, 1915 victor
over Rochester yesterday after
noon in Boston, is only half a
game behind and has played five
more games.
Third place Syracuse also
gained on idle Philadelphia by
defeating the New York Knicker-
rockers. 1886, last night in
syracuse. The Nationals trail the
Warriors by 11a games, while the
Knicks are in fourth place, three
games behind.
Pressure on Caps, Bullets.
While it isn't easy going for any
Of the clubs, the greatest pres
sure Is on Baltimore and Wash
Evening star., 1950-12-18
Southern Conference Standings.
21-Year-0Id Bowler Wins Unbeaten Snug Harbor
s., 900 Match-Game Prize Faces GP0 Five Toniqhf

Undefeated Snug Harbor and
once-beaten Government Printing
Office will meet in the first game
of Prince Georges County Rec
reation Department Basketball
League game at 7:45 tonight at
the Hyattsville Armory.
In the second game, at 8:45
Mount Rainier Q-3) will face
Hyattsville Buick (2-2).
Snug Harbor. led by Nick Ba-
roni's 16 points. defeated the
Buick team, 57-46. yesterday
while Colmar Manor American
Legion scored over Mount Rainier,
COST.
Evening star., 1950-12-18
.WoterfieId, Fears, Willis
And Grozu Star in PIoyoffs
BY the Associated Press

the Angeles Rams oense against the Cleveland
when they clash in Cleveland Sunday for the
National Football League championship
yesterdays divisional payos the Rams the National
Conference by whipping the Chicago Bears 241 before
baskng 92egree heat at Los Angeles 1t
the other extreme Cleveland where in degre fgidty the
captured the American Conference with 83
triumph the New York Giants before crowd of 3305
Revenge sweet both The Rams lost their
two regular the Bears had the Browns to the
Giants Cleveland champion of the defunct Amerca
Conference, now seeks fifth straight league title.
Including yesterdays games the this year 400
points against the 38 scored by Cleveland But Defense
the allowed their opponents only lat while the Rams
323
Evening star., 1950-12-18
Generals Visit Capitol
Nv. and L. Plays Terps Tonight,
|GW Tomorrow on Twin Bill .

Duke has beaten two top North
Carolina Independents, Hanes
Hosiery and McCrary's Eagles;
VMI and Virginia by 20 points
each, and Washington and Lee by
%.
Dick Latimer, junior from Be-
thesda. is playing regular for the
Blue Devils. Groat is leading the
scorers with 126 points in five
games.
Duke currently is tied for second
in the Conference standings but
may be passed tonight by West
Virginia, the newcomer to the
league. which can tie N. c. State
for first place by beating Wake
Forest tonight at Morgantown
The Mountaineers had to come
from behind to beat South Caro-.
lima on Saturday for their second
Conference triumph.
| Duke, N. c. State, North Caro-
lima and West Virginia are the
Conferences only unbeaten teams
in league and overall play, while
The Citadel has not played as yet
George Washington plays two OF
those teams this week, West Vir-
ginia there on Wednesday and
Duke at Uline Arena on Friday
All OF the unbeaten teams risk de-
feat before the week is over; Caro-
lima against Eastern Kentucky on
Wednesday; N. c. State against
Michigan tonight and Villanova
Wednesday. and Duke at Bradley
Saturday.
Sammy Ranzino OF North Caro-.
INA State is the Southern Con.
terence scoring leader with 6s
points in three Conference game:
for a 23-point average, but Dich
Groat of Duke has the best average
for league games with 3O.5 in two
Leroy Ishman's 27-point per.
formance against Davis and Elkin!
Saturday made him American
University's scoring leader ovel
teammate Sherwood Webster by
points. Ishman has 90 points ir
five games and Webster 90, after
scoring II before fouling Out
against the Senators. Both will
be carefully watched by George.
town tomorrow night at Uline's
Evening star., 1950-12-18
Eagle and Five Birdie,
In Windup Win for
|Turnesa at Havana
BY the Associated Press

HAVANA, Dec. 18.-Fashioning
a last-round 65 with the help of
an eagle and five brides, Jim
Turnesa of Briarcliff, N. Y, men,
Der of the famed United States
golf1ng family. won the Havana
invitation golf tournament yester-
day with a 72-hole total of 267.
Pete Cooper of Ponte Verda,
Fla, had a chance to catch
Turnesa, but had putting difficulty
in the last nine holes and finished
second with" 68 and final score
of 270. -Four of Cooper's puts
ringed the cup and failed to drop.
One OF them actually disappeared
from sight, then spun out onto the
green.
Turnesa missed some close
puts. too. but he made enough to
win the 81 500 first prize In addi-
ton he won another $500 in the
pro- amateur competition which
ended Friday.
Defending Champion Claude
Harmon of Mamaroneck, N. Y,
shot a blistering 8-under-par 81
to lead the last round. but he
gained only a tie for third place
at 273 with Herman Barron of
White Plains, N. Y. Barron got
a 68 in his last round.
Like Turnesa, E. j. Dutch)
Harrison of St. Andrews, ILL.,, shot
a 7-under-par last round IS, but
this gained him only a tie for
fifth place with Tommy Bolt of
Durham, N. c., at 274 Bolt
posted a Sc on his last 10.
Rounding out the first 10 were
Lew Worsham, Oakmont, Pa,
276; Tony Penna of Cincinnati,
the f1rst-day leader, at 277, and
Jackie Burke of Houston and
Fred Haas, jr.. Of New Orleans,
| tied at 278.
ut was a good day for me" p"
Turnesa said. II played pretty
good golf. The weather was
bright and sunny and I had some
good luck. My best putt was for
about Is feet on the 10Th for
a birdie 2. My game was good
enough that I didn't have to get
into a strain"
Turnesa's other brides came
on the first hole, seventh, 18th
and 18th. On the par-5 second,
both he and Cooper got eagle 3s.
Jim Turnesa, 67-67-6s-65 267
Pete Cooper. es-7o-e4-6s - 27o
Claude Harmon, 7o-7o-es- -e4-a7s
Herman Barron. 7o-7o-65-e -es-27a
Tommy Bolt, 7o-7o-es- -ee-274 $3.50,
tsEEsm j. Harrison e7-72-7o-e5-a74
Lew worsham 276 ts450).
JACK Burke. a7s ts3ss{:
SEsd gIm pemsret' 5sns: IT, a2s 25s 1929, .s$saas5,'
Ed Furgol. $50 1$345).
| Bob Toski. go tS345l.
BHanc aonsaIsz $so S$$4S).
Psve Rd oll2ef.s lReqslsss. 81 e! ;sso6S: $685.
Marty Furgoi, asi I(sao5).
| Ted Kroll. 2S5 $3.50.
FOB 9oa I,apl.ao5' Hapmilton' 2s6 Ss279!s 7S!s=D
b Bud SG9SRi Lewis. 1ss sss 'eGss2Sa5j 'esaSa5j.
CLAYTON Haefnsr asG [ssso sss (sa30.
Vic !Ghezzi, 2o4 lS2l0l.
Evening star., 1950-12-18
'W Is Holding Benefit
Sports Smoker Toniqht

A sports smoker will be held at
Heurich Brewery at $3.50 tonight
by the Alexander D. Good Post
of the Jewish War Veterans. Ad-
mission will be a new toy or
canned food to be distributed to
the needy.
The program will include boxers
from Police Boys Club. wrestlers
from University of Maryland and
motion pictures of the Navy
game.
Evening star., 1950-12-18
Stork Plays Sonto Claus
For Bones Mckinney

Bones Mckinney, player-coach
Of the Washington Caps, received
his Christmas present few days
early last night when Mrs. Nc
Kinney presented him with q
baby girl. The baby will be
named Edna.
Mrs. Mckinney is resting COM
fortably at Sibley Hospital.
The McKinneys, who make
their home in Alexandria, have
three other children: Horace, jr.,
8; Kay, 31a, and Kitty. 2.
Evening star., 1950-12-18
Mosconi, Crane Matched

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 18 (R.-
Willie Mosconi will defend his
world pocket billiard champion
ship against Irving Crane in a 20
block challenge match starting
January 8, the Billiard Congress of
America has announced.
Evening star., 1950-12-18
U. 5. Lacrosse Group Adds
Baltimore, New Hampshire
BY the Assoeio,ed Press


NEW YORK. Dec. 18.-The
University of Baltimore and the
University of New Hampshire
have been added to the United
States intercollegiate Lacrosse
Association.
The national group. closing a
two-day meeting here. yesterday
announced the addition of the two
institutions brought the member
ship to 80, largest in history.
Two new members were added
to the Executive Board. They are
George Little. athletic director of
Rutgers. and DR.. John w. Baxter
of Washington and Lee.
Conrad J. Sutherland of New
York was reelected president.
Evening star., 1950-12-18
.Scribes Right for Once

Football in the Southwest Con-
ference really is a wide open affair.
In the last II years. Texas sports
writer's have picked the confer
ence winner only four times. They
picked Texas Longhorns last sum-
mer and were right.
Evening star., 1950-12-18
by the Assoeiotsd Press


CLEVELAND, Dec. 18.-Lou
Groza of Martins Ferry, Ohio
maestro of the place kick, was
the No. hero Of the Cleveland
Browns today.
The huge tackle, who never
played a day of collegiate foot
ball. booted q pair Of field goals
yesterday to give the Browns an
8-3 victory over the New York
Giants.
The win. first in three starts TO,
the proteges Of Coach Paul Brown
over the Gotham Goliaths, wheel.
ed Cleveland into next Sundays
climactic contest against the Los
Angeles Rams for the Nationa
professional Football agus
championship.
Groza was forced to share
honors with Guard Bill Willis Al
the Browns-four-time champion
of the defunct All-America Con
ference-triumphed in the thirt
outstanding defensive battle be-
tween the teams which deadlockec
In the regular campaign with 10:
records.
Willis Plays Great Game.
Willis came up with one of the
greatest games Of his spectacular
career, appearing often as the
fifth man in the Giants backfield
He shut off the New Yorkers' big
touchdown bid when he caught
Gene Roberts on the four-yaro
line after the Giant rambler ap-
peared touchdown-bound on 8
34-yard run.
Brown later declared Willis 81!
the greatest lineman in American
football" and that Groza's secont
boot was lone of the tensest mo
ments Of my life" "
ANY time you see Otto Graham
running with the ball for us. yo1
know we're giving it everythin
we've got," he added.
Steve Owen. Giants coach, sal
only that "It's all on the score
board"
The usually high-scoring Brown
who have registered only on
touchdown against the Giants /
three games. settled for a field goa
IN the first minutes when 10
play, 59-yard drive sputtered ou
on the 4-yard line. Groza, VIII
wore a tennis shoe on his left foo
and a cleatless football shoe on hi
right. booted the 3-pointer whicl
kept the Browns out front unit
midway in the fourth session.
Giants Get 10 Plays.
Then Roberts broke over righ
tackle for "a yards to the Browns
4, where a series of penalties al
lowed the Giants 10 plays climaxe'
by Randall Clay's 12-yard place
kick which tied the score.
Highlighting the unusual serie
Of plays were a seeming touch
down pass from Chuck Conerly t,
Bob McChesney, nullifled by al
offside penalty, and a pass inter
ception in the end zone by Cleye
lands Tommy James. erased b,
a holding penalty.
With the score tied and tn
clock running out, the Brown
turned Graham, passer de luxe
into ball carrier. The forme
Northwestern star three time
dashed through a vacated guar
spot to net 81 yards and set u
Groza's 22-yard winnin
field goal just So seconds befor
(See BROWNS, Page C-2.)
Evening star., 1950-12-18
Basket Lists CLOSING

Entries close today for teams
in the 80, 105 and 100 pound
classes of the District Of Columbia
Recreation League Christmas hol-
iday tournament at Coolidge, JET
ferson and Taft school gymna-
Sums. Clint Price at Adams 2050
will accept entries.