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Evening star., 1951-10-23

TAKOMA. MD.
An excellent Groom. 2-f1replace bum
galow, 1h baths. on large level lot
with fruit trees, flowers. outside fire.
place, quiet neighborhood: near
Washington Sanitarium, Carroll and
Flower ave transportation. schools.
churches Miss Watwood. Du. 01oS.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.. REALTOR
Evening star., 1951-10-23
HOUSES sALE-vA. tcens., /,

FARM, 2h acres: woods,
stream. 30-ft. liv. rm., 4 bedrms.,
bath and powder rm., all-elec. kit.
full bsmt. For sale by OWNER; JE.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

MODERN. clean, "a bedrm. home OF
n.s9bs ns9ps MS MnES9DeEsy as,,nn In sOoa .r.c; p
Sc. area preferred. Have I substantial Hl
cash, MRS. COX, LU. 2-S13s or
vA.-All cash or terms today from
special clients. for your house; also
qquiek trust cash available. WHIT
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
Of your home, business or invest
ssIi ssIii !. <. AgMPHhRiEss,0 s0u Resisof. esi'of.
appraisais. Results since iaio
WILL PAY you CASH TODAY for
your bone; Any location. any condi-
ATqkxTfoS ilGn ii s2o5i owSERs' II s747 can ..,
zSar o bone Call Mr. v w1LLfAMs Is
ARLINGTON BUNGALOW. by old re-
lisbla la6i n firm; 2, Gross g. SON AT.
BRIbr a4a or AND Sh eR6oaSM eRooM. Jus. re,aTned H2
from honeymoon. are now ready to
settle down in the right home in
good NV. location. Desire brick de-
tashed e dwelling. in the $4,000 to
$40 900 class; Must have library
200 OF CO. 7515. eyes. w. "a l.
homes III MONTGOMERY Co.. Nd. Call
~ 7-72s9. 81. 0765. sligo sS32.
HOMES AND INVESTMENT proper.
ties needed for our cash buyers
THos E. JARREL CO. Realtors
n EstaS; 64ei 1919 7al 10th st. NV.
WILL PAY SUB. CASH for clean S
70 rm. home, ne. or close BY
Prince Geo. Co. UN. 35O7. "a
6 ROOMS OR MORE, modern. large
lot brooder. chicken house desired.
Must be near transportation. Have
substantial cash. Mr. kellams, LU.
4-634S. WOOD & MITCHELL, 81
PRIVATE PARTY wants to purchase
3-bedrm. home in Bethesda or Sill
yer Spring; not over S25,0OO. Box
143-V. Star. ~
OryTrK ArrYON u,yr-yI
Evening star., 1951-10-23
INDUSTRIAL PRopERrY-sALE
PRoPERTY-RENr
OFFICES G. STUDIOS FOR RENT
AIR IR.CoNDITIoNEp. century Ruild

AIR R-CoNDITIONED. Century Build
nicipal Court. ofhces available in
nes shsss 2S sHs EfsstSF hs .se Xsnesan sn
st. NV. DI $3.50,
OFFICE Attractive. vell-lighted.
Downtown washington; 252 50. IT.
$50 mo. ma. 1927 after 10 a m.
18th AND F SITS. N.w.-Modern ele-
yato1 bldg. Choice OF several oticss
from $50 to 1900 So It. Available
November lst. CARL C. RCSINSkI
CO. MA. 9254. 0O1 18th st. NV.
DESIRABLE floor, open space; mod
.ional, local orsanization. ia. 3a7S.
IF ST. AT 9TH. 527 9th st, NV.
low fentas dGTatovn Apply sn
LeBRofT BLDG. soO-s1o F st. NV.
rooms: @ @Fssaona6is. 6siSH"efl5nE Apply sps sqSS'aS
10Th 81 AMI AND FPSR PHNSAl ls AVE. a45 P3S P.nn.
ave. NV. bright offces. good ioca-
ton: elevators; reasonable. Apply
HYATTSVILLE. MDNSuite consisting
seo sa # hss hsompssey sss Esc bss
and char service included in rental.
One rm. and reception rm.. ONCE
LEO M BERNSTEIN L. CO, 14is
K st. NV. Me. 5402: ewes. GE.
18th AND NEW YORK AVE- to
6-rm; suite available in downtown
elevator elevator office building. Immediate
%feuPaasS n BFRSsrEHs EEfHssoaaOs Co. rent R..tdFs EEo
woobKARDn 151T 4 4 nfE sLDGE5ass. NE ssSS in law.
man gsFs on once nsr ;oI NJ lawyer we Or bushes.
sIa 17th ST. N.w.V9oo 50. IT.. End
f., will remodel for satisfactory ten-
wELL-Appo1NrED s-rm. suite q Of.
SpTins' Md. Call Mr.. NEEL. sH.
BETHESDA rm. office suite. best
Of Of, location; $3.50. Mr.. MCDANIEL.
3-ROOM SUITE of over 600 So. IT.
Reasonably priced at 500 per mo.
KAsS-BERGER. INC. EN-. 500.
l 1Sth AND COL. RID. NV. SEC.
Washlngton's best trans. facilities.
we answer your telephone. Eco
nomical. efficient service, you're out
office? If not. you can use our tsje-
phone number and our address or
you can install YOUR OWN TEI.E-
PHONE in our office or a direct con-
nect!on to our switchboard enables
US, to answer YOUR home or business
telephone; DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
Columbia I'd, NV. Suite No. 3. HU.
S070
Evening star., 1951-10-23

HARRY A. BOSWELL & co.
REALTOR
371S r. ]. Ave-, Mt. Rainer. AP. I'LL
Evening star., 1951-10-23
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
REAL VALUE

This Arlington County homestead Is
old but Is as solid as Q rock. Liv.
rm. 16x2S with firepl.. din. rm.
14x16. old-fashioned lge. kit. with q
cupboards galore. one huge bedrm.
and bath and catch-a room on lst
floor. End floor has 8 master bed
rms. and bath. Full bsmt. Rooms
have recently been papered and
floors sanded.. It needs that little
the old-fashioned home OF your
dreams. $4,000. long term first
trust available. Full price only
"Ao'c1V ~ .r.r
Evening star., 1951-10-23
CHILDREN'S PARADISE
HYATTSVILLE

HOME AND INCOME
Located in the heart of this thriving
community, we offer this lovely de-
tached corner home on a large level
lot. consisting of large front porch.
Q spacious rooms and baths, oil
h-w h. 3rd flr. made Up into an apt.
Det. double garage. Properly IN Al
condition EXCLUSIVE with
Evening star., 1951-10-23
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
SIGNATURE

There are people who can tell YOU,
past. present and future. In oui
construction you can distinguish
quality, individuality, patience ant
design. There are different planned
ramblers. ranging from $1S,50O tl
$22. 150.
Plan /: 2 grand-size bedrms.. l bath
car port
Plan 9: grand-size bedrms.. "
baths, car port, bsmt.
Plan 3: 3 grand-size bedrms,. z
baths, car port, util, rm.
Plan 4: 3 grand-size bedrms,, 2k
baths, car port, bsmt.
These homes are completed to the
selection of interior colors. Youl
signature here viii be your keynote
to happiness.
Pomponio Realty, Inc.
1922 Wilson Blvd. oW. $3.50 Till o.
Evening star., 1951-10-23
SUB-LEASE
HEURICH BUILDING

1104 Vermont Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-10-23
UNIVERSITY HILLS
NEAR HYATTSVIIJ,E

washington blvd; nice home; beau
tiful Eeighborhood; $1O,95O. sub
stantial cash; subject to offer. HI.
S114;. after 9 p.m., Mr.. Kellams,
LU. 4-634S.
WOOD AND MITCHELL
Evening star., 1951-10-23
1926 L ST. NV

1926 L ST. NV.
2nd-H: OFFICE, 90x24; NEWLY
RrDFCoRATED AND FoUIPrED
THROUGHOUT: . TOII FITS:
FRIGHT ELEVATOR: FURNISprD
WITH 10 NEW DESKS. 10 DFSK
RENT wITH or wfTHoUT FUR
N1TURE. Ma. 6547 Il
Evening star., 1951-10-23
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

DUPONT CIRCLE-Embassy row. 4.
rental; q return: $4,000 casf
reo- Call R. HERNANDEZ, DU. e5o4
~ TOWN. Sion main thorough.
George T y, woRTa1NeaTfoNs sIoR4is az s'iis :
son; ma. 3326. OIL. 3739. -26 :
IN NJ TOWN; NE;.on main street cor
psy ss uti,sl neg aEoRrni Eaofanily apts ss9sn.'
TON & SON, NA. a32e, oL. $3.50
OPPOSITE Maynower Hotel. mod. 4.
story ONCE BLDG; less than 5 times
eeaSsl coRPsl M mcoTe 4eoo: DEuRY ey.f REALTY adl
CASH BUYERS for investment and
TooME. jr., Reslsor, lsa;'eS RE. ess41.
sos WEBSTER ST. N.w.-Just Of,
floors containing 8 g. rooms. ano kiseSen kieeSen
and bath, easily converted into two
apartments. Third floor apartment
has 3 rooms. kitchenette and bath.
on heat, gas and electricity, con-
Sa; caete cellar good-size lot. Con-
and shopping. Possession with
deed; Ideal for colored doctor or
s. SS saIns0intment only only. aieuss3He TsiepSone
w r. Ha7ff HIl5f CASH CLIENT for "a ! q 3
vile, Mt. Rainier or College Pars; ARK
sis7, MARSHAL MARSHAL" M" ). TTssnis WApIE CO. e.
5Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV. DI
sToEHs SSSSs AND s1's. APT; .;s o income o},is
4.UNIT brick and ONCE. income
RUDDEN, Ex. 5707. Wo. o2s5.
NEAR 9th AND X N.W.-Store and 3
apts;; x.Sa SS2Ss monthiy income; Sale
SfEsrs AUERBxeai ai' = oe Co. Soq bI. haSs ssof =
ROOMS. five baths: down
town. 18th street; close to 14th and
Z; English brick basement; stories;
nrst commercial zone; oil-burner
conversion into ofices and stores.
Present income. $4,000 yearly. Eve
nings. phone OR. 6916. L. +. GRA-
vATTE, Realtor, 1918 K st. NV.
BETHEsDA-commercial lots, so BY
main business ST. 0ussi Unusual I'issg bag fon On
$4,000: terms. EUGENE B. GIN
CELL, Bethesda, Md. WI. 2022;
ewes. OIL. 475S.
APIS. 8 BATHS. row brick; oil
heat; just off E. Cap. St; needs re-
control income. S18l .68 mo. Only
CHAPMAN realty CO. -25
8RiCK RAMBLER in Silver Spring.
Z bedrms.. hv. -din. rm. combination,
firepl.. beautiful kitchen: full 'bsmt.,
S150 per month. Price. SIS, 900
LOWERY g. MARTIN. SH. 5000:
eves.. JU. S-4SS1.
UNIT. SEMIDET. BRICK, off
Hawaii ave.; excel. cond.; gas heat:
owner occupies ! ant. other rented
$40 monthly. A bargain at S17.5O0
til o pm.
Evening star., 1951-12-08
BY the Associated Press

STARKVILLE, Miss, Dec. g.
Mississippi State College is look
ing for a new football coach.
Slick Morton, whose teams in
three seasons won 8 games. lost 18
and tied /. resigned yesterday. He
said he had accepted a position
with machinery company in
Mississippi and asked that his res
ignation become effective Jan
uary /.
C. R. Noble, athletic director
accepted the resignation, saying
it came as a surprise to him.
Noble mentioned no possible
successor officially or unofficially
His home reported last night
that Noble was "out of town."
could not be reached by telephone
but would "be back some time
Saturday"
There was neither confirmation
nor denial of reports that % he
had gone to confer with Murray
Warmath, assistant Army coach
reported by West Point to be
somewhere in the South; (2)
had gone to New York, possibly to
confer with Earl Blaik, head coach
for Army, and 90 planned to con-
fer with Borden Wyatt Of Wyo-
ming.
Evening star., 1951-12-08
Bradley
Continued From Page A-12)

a C-plus average. was graded &C"
in a course called square and
social dancing" but in his senior
year he won "A's" in courses on
Chamber of Commerce organiza-
ton and management" and radio
speaking"
Chianakis finished with a B.
plus rating and as a senior he had
such courses as embryology.
journalism, genetics and histology
(the study of animal and vegetable
tissues.
Mann, who graduated with B.
minus average. ironically received
one Din track and field"
He won an "A" in practice teach
ing" and IBIS" and "C's" in most
other courses in his senior year.
Officials said all three took
enough teaching credits to permit
them to teach in Illinois.
The three players received sus-
pended sentences from Judge
STREET after being indicted in New
York last August IT. They ad-
mitted conspiracy to fix the point
spread of a game with Bowling
Green of Ohio in Madison Square
Garden March 10. 1949. They
could have been sentenced up to
three years each in jail.
Evening star., 1951-12-08
Recruiting and Student Aid
Still Studied by Big Ten
BY the Associoied Press

CHICAGO. Dec. 8.-The Big
Ten Conference headed today into
the third day of its winter ses-
sions. still sparring with the twin
subjects of recruiting and finan-
cial aid to athletes.
The conference yesterday wiped
out its emergency provision al
lowing freshmen to compete on
varsity teams. The rule was
adopted last spring when the con-
ference expected war manpower
needs to drain the campuses of
eligible players.
The football coaches yesterday
agreed there was no reason to-
drop spring practice, as conducted
by the conference.
The athletic directors author
lied Commissioner Tug Wilson to
designate five-man teams of off,
cials to work as a unit during the,
conference football season.
The football coaches went on
record as opposing publishing of
point spreads, rating of teams and
coach selection of all-star teams
until after the season is ended.
Evening star., 1951-12-08
Four Tied Entering
Final in Miami Open
BY the Associated Press

MIAMI, Fla. Dec. 8.-Par-
busters started the final SO holes
of the $4,000 Miami Open goli
tournament today, with four play
ers tied for the lead and 16 others
only five strokes behind.
Sammy Snead, defending cham
pion from White Sulphur Springs
w. Va. and Tommy Bolt of Dur
ham, N. c., co-leader on opening
day. maintained their torrid pace
but were joined by Toney Penna
of Cincinnati and Bob Hamilton
of Evansville, Ind, at 132-eight
under par.
Hamilton carded a 32-33-65
over the 6,310-yard Miami Springs
municipal course to overhaul the
leaders, while Penna took 34-32-
66 to match his opening day
round.
One stroke back of the top
quartet were New Workers Jim
Turnesa of Briarcliff and Doug
Ford of Harrison. Turnesa shot
a 65 yesterday and Ford a Ct for
1873.
Bunched at 1876 were Chandler
Harper of Portsmouth. Va; Pete
Cooper of White Plains, N. Y;
Jimmy Demaret of Ojai, Calf,
and Marty Furgol of Lemont, Ill.
Behind them came Joe Taylor of
Bristol, Tenn; Lew Worsham of
Oakmont, Pa, and Al Besselink
Of Mount Clemens, Mich, at 1856.
One stroke farther back were
Claude Harmon. Mamaroneck,
N. Y; Al Brosch, Garden City,
NY; Charles Bassler. Catons-
vile, Md; Henry Williams, jr.,
KutztoWn, Pa; Ernie Fortner of
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich; Milton
Marusic, Herkimer, N. Y, and
Amateur Frank Stranahan of To-
ledo. Ohio. Otto Greiner of Bal
timore shot 69-69-138.
Evening star., 1951-12-08
Navy Opens Season
Against Cavaliers

Three plebes are expected to
start for Navy today when the
midshipmen's inexperienced bas-
ketball team opens the season
against the University of Virginia
at 2:15 in Annapolis.
The game will be televised over
Station WTOP-TV starting at 2
o'clock. All middies' contests will
start at 2:15 this season instead
of 2::30 as they did last year.
Fritz Davis is the only return
ing letterman and Coach Ben
Carnevale has indicated he will
not be in the starting lineup.
Plebes Ken McCally, Don Lange
and Larry Wigley along with
third-classmen John Clune and
Ed Hogan are expected to form
the first five.
American University and Mary
land also have action scheduled.
The Terps meet Pennsylvania in
the first game of a double header
tonight at Philadelphia with Viii
lanova playing st. Francis of
Pennsylvania in the nightcap
AU Journeys to Elkins, w. Va,
to play Davis and Elkins College
in night game.
Evening star., 1951-12-08
Colorado Prosecutor Tells
Of Bradley Run Around

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo,
Dec. 8 (P.-District Attorney
James F. Quine. jr.. says he agrees
with comments of New York
judge in his criticism of officials
of Bradley University.
Quine told a reporter for the
Rocky Mountain News yesterday
that the Bradley president David
Owen and athletic director CA. j.
Bergstrom) gave him a complete
run-around" a year ago when a
Bradley basketball player, Billy
Mann. had been subpoenaed as a
witness in a Colorado homicide
case.
The case stemmed from the
fatal shooting June q, 1850. of
Kenneth Anthony at a dude
ranch near Colorado Springs.
Lynn Rideout, SIS, was acquitted
of a murder charge at his trial
December s. 1850. in Cripple
Creek.
The district attorney said he
subpoenaed Mann when it was
learned he had been tending bar
at the dude ranch the night be-
fore the shooting and was be-
lieved to have seen the two men
together.
Quine said the subpoena could
not be enforced because Mann
had returned to Peoria, ILL.,, before
it was served.
The district attorney said Brad
ley officials were evasive about
whether Mann would be able to
appear. Quine said they finally
said Mann wouldn't be available
because he had some basketball
games to play" \
Evening star., 1951-12-08
Caps, Miners 10 Battle
For Pro LEAGUE Lead

The Washington Caps and the
Scranton Miners will be battling
for the American Basketball
League lead when the two clubs
clash at Uline Arena tonight at
8:45.
Scranton, topping the circuit
with a I'll record, has won four in
a row. while the Caps, a half game
behind the Miners with a To
mark. have a five-game winning
streak. The Miners only loss
was a 1878 decision to the Caps
at Uline, November 20, but Car
Braun, who led Washington with
33 points that night, is hospital.
lied with a virus infection at Fort
Bragg, N. c.. and will not be in
the lineup tonight.
Tony Lavelli, Yale University's
All-America player and a former
pro performer with the Boston
Celtics, will play the accordion al
halftime. st. AIMS and st
Michael's, pair of CYO junior
teams. will play a preliminary
game at 7:30. Boys and girls II
years old and under will be ad.
mitted free tonight.
The Caps game will be televised
over Station WTTG starting al
i8.35
Evening star., 1951-12-08
Mississippi State Begins Hunt
For Successor to Slick Morton

Morton issued a statement say
ing:
After considerable thought and
deliberation have decided to re-
tire from coaching and enter the
business world, having already ac-
cepted a position with Stribling
Bros. Machinery Co. in Missis-
sippi. Last August made up my
mind that the 1851 season would
be my last year in the coaching
profession-win, lose or draw"
Morton, now 36, played his COL
lege football for Louisiana State
University and participated in
three straight Sugar Bowl games
in 1935-36-37.
He began coaching at st.
Stanislaus High School, Bay st.
Louis, Miss, where he coached
13-year-old Felix CDoc) Blan-
chard, later of Army gridiron
fame.
After year he moved to Boga-
lusa, La. where his teams in
three years won Is and lose 7.
In 1912, Morton went to South
eastern Louisiana College as head
coach. He returned to LSU as an
assistant in 1943 and then, in
1947, succeeded Pooley Hubert as
head coach at Virginia Military
Institute. He came here from
VMI after the 1948 season.
Evening star., 1951-12-08
Della Rata Continues
High Scoring as Gu
WaIIops GaIIaudet

With 96 points in four games,
Joe Della Rata figures to be
Catholic University's leading
scorer again this year. But there
was evidence last night as the
Cardinals routed Gallaudet. 82-53,
for their first victory of the sea-
son. that the big forward won't
have to shoulder the burden alone.
In four of the five games, Joe
missed the one with American U.
|earlier this week because of ILL
ness-Della Rata has scored one
third as many points as he made
in 20 games last year when he
totaled 292. Last night Reds
Weaver and Hal Freeman kept the
ball rolling with 18 and 16 points,
respectively. when. Della Rata
was idle or not shooting. Della
Rata scored 20. Coach Abe
Rosenfield has an idea the
better they are the better Della
Rata will be. simply because the
pressure won't be entirely on big
Joe.
Catholic won without the help
of 6-foot-5 Tom Brown. it's tallest
man, who is out with an injured
ankle. but it had some anxious
moments at the start of the game
when Gallaudet took a 14-8 lead.
With Dick Caswell setting the
pace, the losers had a 17-14 edge
at the end of the quarter, but Gu
took over at 1917 and increased
it to 1922 at the half.
CasWell was in Gus hair all
night, but no more of a nuisance
to the home team than Jim Yacobi
was to Gallaudet. Yacobi dis
played a brand of fire and iniative
the Cards haven't shown this year
on defense, and should figure i'm
portantly in Rosenfleld's future
plans.
1t was Catholics first Mason
Dixon Conference victory against
two losses, and Gallaudet's first
official appearance. The Blues
played practice game with Will
son Teachers last Saturday.
Evening star., 1951-12-08
Lions Revised Lineup
Faces Boston TONIGHT

The Washington Lions will have
"a revised lineup when they meet
the Olympics in Boston tonight
and the TomahaWks in New
Haven tomorrow night in a pair
,of Eastern Hockey League clashes.
Coach Jack Riley has switched
Harry Frost to left wing in the
starting line, with. Milt Pridham
at center and Johnny Petro at
right wing. Ron Spong has been
transferred to the left-wing spot
on the second line, with Joe Shaw
lat center and Jimmy Casburn at
right wing.
Defensemen Larry Archam-
beault, Bud Foley and Ed CAL
Ihoun will split the duties since
Bill Gallagher has been ordered
to rest this week end. Gallagher,
recently hospitalized with a con-
cussion. returned to the ice last
Tuesday, but suffered dizzy spells
and will not see action until the
Lions play at Uline next Friday
night.
Evening star., 1951-12-08
Pittsburgh Surprises
Orange BowI-Bound
Miami Eleven, 21-7
BY the Associated Press

MIAMI. Fla, Dec. 8.-The
Pittsburgh Panthers-and their
coaches-are sorry the season is
over. They just started playing
football.
Our team really jelled the last
few weeks" Backfield Coach
Edgar Jones said last night after
Pitt had given a 21-7 lacing to
the Miami Hurricanes, who were
supposed to win by a couple of
touchdoWnS.
That ended a once-dismal Pitt
season on cheerful three game
victory note after the Panthers
had lost seven straight.
Odds-makers had set Miami UP
as a 13-point choice, but the Hur-
ricaneS, who will play Clemson in
the Gator Bowl January /. never
had a chance.
With Bob Bestwick throwing
passes to Chris Warriner and
Richard Dietrich, and Bill Sichko,
Louis Cimarolli, Bobby Epps and
others chewing their way through
the Miami line, Pitt shot into a
14-0 lead in the first quarter.
Miami. which accepted a Gator
Bowl bid after a 7-2 season before
the Pitt game, didn't even threat
en- until the closing minutes, when
the red-hot Panthers finally
cooled down bit.
Pitt hustled so yards to a touch
down the second time it got the
ball. with Cimarolli knitting 3 yards
off-tackle for the score. After Bill
Gasparovic recovered tumble on
the Miami 25. the Panthers
slashed down to score again be-
fore the end Of the quarter on
4-yard lunge by Sichko.
The Panthers made it 21-0 at
the start of the second half by
scratching their way IS yards to
a touchdown from kickoff. Gina
rolf made it with a 1-yard dive
over the line.
In the late minutes. Leo Mar
tin, Miami end, blocked kick and
recovered on the Panther 20, and
Johnny Bow scored on a 10-yard
end run.
Evening star., 1951-12-08
De Marco Aims at Corter's Title
After Beating SoddIer in BrowI

De Marco in front, 6-3-1. Vir-
tually all of the ringside boxing
writer's had De Marco the winner
De Marco had a 6-pound weight
edge, 1856 to 1870.
Johnston's claim that his fight
er was Disseminated against be-
cause of his race was the first
such charge made in New York
in many years.
Says De Marco Sat Down.
DE Marco sat down deliberately
twice without being hit," Johnston
charged. He should have been
disqualified for that. He turned
his back not only once but three
times. He ducked out and grabbed
the ropes. He did all the pushing
and holding"
'Saddler pushed De Marco to
the canvas twice" the referee
said. He warned Saddler in the
first minute and admonished him
at least seven times. He told off
De Marco at least three times.
The gladiators hit on the break,
held and hit, heeled. butted and
broke almost every rule in the
book.
Robert Christenberry. the chair
man Of the State Athletic Com
who had warned both at
the noon weigh-in Ito make it a
clean fight-let's have no brawl, "
said he planned to take no action
against either. He may have
something to say about Johnston's s
remarks, however.
They fought in their custom
airy style Christenberry said.
They are two boys with a very
rugged style of fighting"
1t was Saddler's first fight since
he was suspended for two months
by Christenberry for his brawl
with Willie Pep last September.
Pep had his license revoked.
Johnston was suspended for 30
days and fined $100 for shouting
at the commissions ringside ply
Sician that night.
The crowd of $685. gross gate,
$21 ,926) was on De Marcos side
all the Way.