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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-07
GaIIaudet Five Loses
On Foul at Finish

Richmond Professional Institute
scored the winning point after the
game officially had ended to de-
feat Gallaudet. 67-66, last night
at Tech High School.
With the score tied at 66-all,
Leo Nowak of the visitors was
fouled as the final gun sounded,
He stood all alone on the court
and missed the first shot but
made the second.
Dick Caswell and Dick Amund-
sen led a Gallaudet rally that
caught the visitors after the Blue
trailed 1926 at halftime. Jim
Ward and Ed McCauley each
scored 20 for the winners
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Baseball
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lions after being waived out of
the National. All of these deals
were made after the June IS trad
ing deadline.
Bonus Limits Set
The new bonus rule, passed
unanimously by the minors, sets
$4,000 and $4,000 limits on bonus
and salary before free agent be-
comes BONUS player" A bonus
player" cannot be moved up or
down for two years. if signed by
a major league club, or one year
by a minor league club, and is
subject to unrestricted draft.
To put teeth into the enforce
ment, the rule provides for a $4,000
fine for a major league club or
$1,000 for a minor club. The indi-
vidual club officials can be fined
$500 and are subject to suspension.
If a player is signed by a club
from the majors down through
Glass B for more than $4,000 he
becomes a "bonus player" The
$4,000 limit is for Glasses c and D.
If boy is signed for less than
$4,000 and makes good in the
majors. meriting the $1,000 mini
mum salary, ne can be paid the
salary without becoming a bonus
player"
Can Still Pay Bonus.
The rule was designed to halt
huge bonus payments to untried
youngsters. However, a bonus as
high as 100000 still can be paid
If the club is willing to accept
the restrictions on him as a
bonus player"
If this seems confusing, don't
worry. It has confused the club
owners all week long. The 5000
word legal document has more
eff" clauses than a horse players
parlay.
Under the high school legisla-
ton, scouts still can talk to boys
but cannot sign them until their
class graduates.
A rule had been passed permit
ting scouts to sign boys before
they graduate, but that has been
by-passed now.
With the owners up to their
necks in legislation and legal
double talk. there was little trade
gossip in the hotel Hobbies.
Fred Haney. veteran Hollywood
manager, remained the No. /
choice for the vacant Pittsburgh
managing job. with no annouce-
ment yet.
Brooklyn Trade COols.
A Brooklyn-Boston deal by
which the Dodgers would get
Pitcher Warren SPAIN and Out
fielder Sid Gordon for Out.
fielders Andy Pafko. Carl Furillc
and First Basernan Gil Hodges
was reported to have cooled off
The Dodgers indicated they might
turn to Pittsburgh for q trade.
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Big Ten
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tNotre Dame and Penn consistently
crusaded for unrestricted tele-
vision.
We'll take the battle right to
the floor of the NCAA conven-
tion," said Ed 'Krause, Notre Dame
athletic director.
| Wilson viewed the Big Ter
Reginal Tv plan as merely oul
preference.
1--WE will introduce it as such
to the NCAA committee. he said
1.-THE committee probably won'1
even take it to the convention.
Wilson explained that the Big
Ten, first of all, is and has always
been opposed to live football tele-
vision.
But If there is live TV. We
would like to see it done region.
ally" he added. THAT would
mean that each of the NCAA's
eight districts would have its owr
TV policy--a sort of States Rights
idea. The NCAA would have little
or nothing to do with it,"
Some Big Ten officials were
quick to point out that such a
regional program would reduce
TV revenue since proceeds would
be based on local rather than
national scale. But a more inn
portant disadvantage. they said
would be slicing into local foot
ball attendance.
Thus. the Big Tens regional
suggestion amounts only to a mild
slap at the present NCAA national.
controlled program as being far
from the answer to football tele-
vision. 1t admits regional tele-
casting also is not the answer
but probably the better plan of the
two.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-07
Maryland Stote Eleven
Noses Out AIT, 1917
By the Associated Press

GREENSBORO. N. c., Dec. g.
Maryland State Colleges Gordon
Harris booted a 15-yard goal in
the final quarter to give the Ag-
gies a 10-7 football victory over
North Carolina AIT College here
today.
Maryland State thus became
the last of the Nations Is un-
beaten, united teams to finish its
season.
ACT held a TO advantage at
halftime after j. D. Smith plunged
over from the l to cap a 24-yard
touchdown drive. AIT got its
chance when a Maryland punt
travelled only IS yards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-07
Howard Gridders Pick
AIl-Opponents Team

Five players from West Virginia
College, one of the two teams to
defeat Howard University's foot
ball team this fall. are on the
Bisons' all-opponents team.
The teams chosen by Howard
players and coaches:
Offense--Ends: Bonds, Virginia Union
and Evans. Allen. Tackles: Burnett. Wiz.
sinia Union. and YOUNG, Hampton
Guards Curry. West virginia State. ant
Gray, Hampton. Center: Henderson. West
virginia state. Backs: Petty. ]. c. Smith
Banks. West Virginia State: Cowles.e Lin
coin. and Casey, Hampton.
Defense-Ends: Marcus, Morgan. and
Durham, Lincoln. Tackles: Mann, Allen
and Brown, Morgan: Guards: Bishop
Morgan and Chambers. Lincoln; Line
hackers: Anderson, Blueneld .and Seipic
west Virginia state: Halfbacks: Hughes
West virginia state. and Woodland. Hamp
ton; SAFETY: LONG. Allen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-07
La Sole Beats Niagara
As IehIe Gets II Points

BUFFALO, N. Y, Dec. Sired
Iehle's 81 points led La Sale. last
years National Invitation Tourna-
ment champion, to an 87-76 win
over Niagara University tonight.
and Syracuse beat Canisius, 1878.
in basketball doubleheader at
Buffalo Memorial Auditorium.
Larry Costello was high for
Niagara with Is.
The Explorers from Philadel-
phia counted So of Sc shots for a
41.9 percentage. Niagara sank
20 of Sc for a 43.9 average.
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Navy
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In the plebes game, Dick Rob-
bins, brother of a former Navy
basketball captain, led the plebes
city to city just for a friendly
round or two.
to a 1858 triumph over York
Junior College.
Robbins basketed nine goals
and two free throws for 20 points
His older brother, Jack, now an
officer. was captain here in 1947-
48.
The plebes, opening their sea-
son. pulled ahead by Is points in
the first quarter. Thereafter they
were never less than nine points
in front.
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North Carolina Stote
Wins Davidson, 82-A

RALEIGH. N. c.. Dec. s (P.-
Held to a 10-point margin at
half time. North Carolina States
Wolfpack came on with a rush
after intermission to crush David
son, 82-47, and post it's, third
straight Southern Conference baS-
ketball victory tonight.
Led by Center Mel Thompson
who tossed in II points in the
third period and came off with
26 points for the night, State
had complete command most OF
the way, despite the nip and tuck
first half. a.
Guard Gerald King scored &c
DOir1tS for Davidson.
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public the reasons behind Jack
sons dismissal. but DR.. Jackson
said that it was the Board OF
Trustees policy never to take
summary action recklessly and
unless 1t was certain it could de-
fend its position anywhere, even
in court If necessary"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-07

out $4,000 for
the Mats Gu
ban pitcher
Del webb, part
owner of the
Yankees and a
big wheel in
C o n S t r u ction
C ircl eS, was
standing around
the lobby of a
nOCe1 mere DUR
ing a hull in the
baseball meet
ings and one
of his rivals
kidded, Don't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-07
Wake Forest Tops Duke
As Hemric PAGES Scoring

DURHAM. N. c., Dec. 6 (P.-
Wake Forest knocked off Duke
91-86, in the first Southern Con-
ference game for both teams here
tonight. ....s
Dickie Hemric, sophomore pivot
man scored % points to spark the
IDeacons to victory before croWo
of $500 persons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-07
Hoyas Play 7 Games
As Jeanette Makes
Coaching Debut Here

Both George Washington and
Maryland test West Virginia,
regular-season leader of the Sou
thern Conference last season. in
the feature games of this weeks
basketball schedule for District
area colleges.
George Washington plays the
Mountaineers at Morgantown
Tuesday, and in its only game of
the week Maryland will be host to
the West Virginians Saturday at
College Park. Last season West
Virginia won Is and lost / in the
Conference and had an overall
record of 1913. However Mark
Workman, their 6-foot-9 scoring
sensation, was graduated and now
is playing pro ball with the Phila-
delphia Warriors.
COlonials on 2-Game Trip.
George Washington has two
other Southern Conference games
this week as the Colonials make
their annual two-day stand in
Lexington, Va. meeting VMI Fri
day and Washington and Lee Sat-
urday night.
Georgetown opens it's season
Tuesday under a new coach.
Buddy Jeanette. meeting Ran
dolph- Macon in McDonough Gym.
In their second game Saturday
night, the Hoyas also play a
Mason-Dixon Conference team as
they journey to Baltimore to meet
Loyola.
American University plays host
tomorrow night to the Mason
Dixon Conference champion. Bal
timore University, and the Bees
will present virtually the same !
lineup that won the conference
title in maor surprise last March.
Wednesday afternoon the Eagles
play Navy at Annapolis, and Sat-
urday AU entertains Davis and
Elkins. its conqueror in the Antlers
Invitation tournament last week.
Cards to Be Busy. +
Catholic University will have
one of its busiest weeks of the
season, staying in the Mason
Dixon Conference for four games.
The Eagles play Western Mary
land at home tomorrow night.
Washington College Tuesday,
Loyola of Baltimore Wednesday
and Saturday play Randolph
Macon at Ashland.
After the American U. game
Wednesday, Navy plays Yale at
New Haven in one of five away
games for the Middies. !
Most of the teams take it easy
after this week until after the
holidays. with George Washing !,
ton an exception. The Colonials /
play North Carolina State, South I;
Carolina and Duke here before
Christmas, with the N. C. State
game on December 18 at UIne's
figuring as top attraction if CIV.
can get by West Virginia on
Tuesday
Monday. |,
Western Maryland ct Catholic u.
Baltimore U. at American U.
Tue5day. |,
Randolph-Nacon ct GEORGETOWN.
Washington College at Catholic u
George Washington al West Virginia.
Gallaudet at Montgomery Jr. College.
Wednesday. Il
American u az Navy
Thursday. !
Ioyola at Catholic U. Il
Friday.
George Washington at WI.
Saturday.
Davis and Eikin5 at american U.
GEORGETOWN at Loyola Of Baltimore.
George Washington at Wa5h:ns6cn and
Vest Virginia at Maryland
Catholic U. at Randol2h-Macon.
Navy at Yale.
dof Erne
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Fed Sox and sent to Lynn, Mass,
in 1947. where he won nine and
lost two.
He was classified 4-F in the
draft because of chronic asthma.
Chuck did not attend college.
In 1913 the Red Sox had to
bring Stobbs up for good. or lose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-07
Sportons Hand Marquette
Third Conference Defeat

EAST LANSING, Mich, Dec. 8
P. - Michigan State handed
Marquette it's third straight defeat
in Big Ten competition. G. to 81,
here tonight.
Bob Armstrong, 6-foot-8 sopho-
more center of the Spartans. OUT
scored Marquette's 6-foot-6 soph
center, Russ Wittberger. 81 points
to 10, in the scrap for individual
honorS. ....
Michigan State led. 1924. at
halftime.
Purdue Misses ~ Free Throws.
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 6 R.-
Purdue missed 81 Of 40 free throws
and dropped its opening basket
ball game tonight to a bigger and
faster Butler team, 67-6l. One Of
the Boilermakers alone missed IA
of IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-07
ICIemson's Home Streak
! Ended by Georqio, 57-55

CLEMSON. S. c., Dec. 6 R.-
Georgia snapped Clemson's IS
game home victory streak tonight,
coming from behind in the final
quarter for a 57-55 victory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-07
Tor Heels Finish Strong
To Down Richmond, 1864
BY the Assoeiofed Press


CHAPEL HILL, N. c.. Dec. g.
The University of North Carolina
team caught fire in the secont
half to defeat Richmond. 1904
in a Southern Conference basket.
ball game tonight.
Guard Vince Grimaldi paced 8
speedy floor game and racked luz
q points in leading the Tar Hells
to their third straight loop win
without a setback. Jerry Vayda
the Tar Heels freshman forward
was second high with 20 points.
The Tar Heels led, 1924, al
|halftime.
Richmond's Jim Gahagan scored
Is points and Hugh O'Connell
got IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-07
Ohio State Surprises
81. Louis, S1-71, With
Ebert Pacing Attack

COLUMBUS. Ohio, Dec. g.
Paul Ebert scored 10 points to-
night to lead Ohio State to an
81-71 victory over st. Louis in its
basketball opener. st. Louis led
1885 at halftime.
The defeat Of the Billikens.
high-ranked in preseason polls.
was q surprise to the crowd of
7.045, largest turnout for an Ohio
State opener in five years.
Dick Boushka, st. Louis forward,
had a one-point lead over Ebert
for the nights endeavor with 20.
but he didn't have the help the
Buckeyes high-scoring center had.
The Ohio State guards. Deau Cook
and Merrill Hatfield, chimed in
with 80 points between them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-07
Michigan Squonders Lead
But Rallies to Down Pitt

ANN HARBOR, Mich, Dec. 6
R.- Michigan squandered an
early lead. then fought back to
down Pittsburgh's fast-moving
quintet here tonight. 1918.
Pitt confused Michigan early.
but the Wolverines. shooting
freely, established 21-14 first
period lead. However, Pitt got
back into the fight and challenged
throughout the third quarter be-
fore taking a 1884 lead in the
final period.
The balanced Michigan quinn,
tet got hot. overlook Pitt midway
of the quarter and drew away.
A crowd estimated at 5000
watched the game in which Mich
igan's Don Eddy and Pitts
Mickey Zernich shared scoring
honors with 10 points apiece.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-07
West Virginia Five
Beats W&L, 1888;
Rich, 5ottiIe Lead
BY the Associated Press

| FAYETTEVILLE, w. Va. Dec.
O. West Virginia opened its
Southern Conference basketball
campaign tonight by nipping
Washington and Lee, 1898. after
Experiencing a few anxious mo-
fments late In the third period.
The Mountaineers. lacking
depth but rated as title contend
lers. were in front all Of the way
after the opening seconds. Both
teams were ragged at times.
West Virginia was in front at
halftime. 50-40, only to see the
Generals pull within two points
on three different occasions at
$3.50. 60-58 and $3.50 late in
the third period.
Jimmy Rich led the Generals
with SO points, while Jim Sottile
scored 80 for West Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-07
E!EGaE;izIIz <MsA5eRALL
|s@#Eaa;= BEAT
y j ~ a By BURTON HAWKINS

PHOENIX, Ariz., Dec. g.
Branch Hickey of the Pirates says
his reports on Mike Fornieles were
so good that he would have shelled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-07

Totals "a 40 los Totals 81 2;
Half-Varsity, 53-35.
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OudIO NCIdlu AlIlS
points for Davidson.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-16

sogar, endl!ch zu schlucken, we'll
doch der nachtliche Eindringling
noch so welt veg war.
Ernst, schlafst du nicht?' Der
starr emporgerichtete Kopf des
alternden Names sank zuruck.
Die Stimme der Frau fuhr leise
fort: "Du hattest doch gestern
abend die Tabletten hier auf den
Tisch gelegt. Ich habe solche
Kopfschmerzen!'
Ihr Mann antwortete NIGHT.
"Schlaf nur weiter!" f1usterte sic,
und ~ sich selbst: "Ich dachte
schon, er ware wach, we'll er 50
laut schluckte.'
Der Mann antwortete noch i'm
mer NIGHT. Sic tastete den Tisch
ab und fand die Schachtel NIT
den Tabletten in der Dunkelheit.
Cute Nacht!" hauchte sic, ais
sic in ihr Schlafzimmer zuruck-
eing.
"Anna!" klang es hinter itr
vie aus dem Grade.
"Du bist wach?" fuhr sic ais
damn herum. Err schaltete die
Nachttischlampe Elm. ''Komm!
Setz dich her. Sol"
Er machte cine Pause und holte
tief Luft. Damn sab er sic mach
denklich an. Sein Gesicht war
fahl. Itch verde morgen Urlaub
nehmen." Sic erstaunte. Err blick-
te in die Dammerung des zim-
mers hinuber und nickte: Mir
ist soeben durch den Kopf ge-
gangen. wofur man wirklich lebt
und wofur man eigentlich leben
sollte. Es war cine ganz kurze
GeschiChte aber fir diese
Nacht zu lang"
Er sank in sein Kissen zuruck.
Sic sab i'm etwas verstandnislos
an. "Du hast INNER gesagt, i'm
Urlaub wirde dich die Langeweile
umbringen." Sic musterte sein
Gesicht und setzte mutterlich
tr0stend hinzu: "Aber ich glau-
be, er wiirde dir wohltun. Uebri-
gems darfst du dich jetzt i'm FIRTH
sommer NIGHT mehr 50 fest zu-
decken. Sieh nur, vie du
schwitzst!"
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Die Geheimwaffen der Spanierin
Won ENRIQUE BARTH, Madrid

Es wird also wieder kraftig ee-
schnurt und schweigend geduldet.
Die schmale Taille zwischen ba-
rocKen Busen und nocn barocke-
rem Huften ist namlich keine Mode
des Augenblickes: sic ist. wenn
man die Parallele wagon darf, die
spanische Form elmer Weltan-
schauung. Zu ihr gehort - hier
sind die Spanierinnen einmal Won
unerbittlicher Logik natiirlich
auch das CUTE, alte Strumpfband,
das vie Eur galanten Zeit uber
dem Knie getrasen wird. Strump-
halter oder gar Huftengirtelf
VIE kann man 50 etwas an
ziehen', entsetzt SIGH Pepita, un-
ser andalusiches Madchen, "wo es
doch die Hufte schmaler macht?"
Und Pepita st NIGHT die einzige
Spanierin, die den Vert ihrer
Reize mach der Breite der Huften
misst. Mach Ger Breite der Hif-
ten und der danit verbundenen
Ausdrucksfahigkeit des Ganges,
bel dem SIGH Won den Huften
aufwarts gar NIGHTS. unmittelbar
darunter aber UNI so mehr "a be-
wegen hat. Dalnit wir uns NIGHT
missverStehen: ich habe NIGHT die
Beine gemeint, die von den arg
losen Frauen nordlicherer Breiten
noch INNER zu dem benutzt wer-
den, wofur sic ursprunglich ge-
dacht warren, namlich yum Gehen.
NIGHT so Won den Spanierinnen,
denen die Beine ais cine Art Pen
del dienen, um die Huften, vie
bel elmer Standuhr, in elmer
gleichmassig schwingenden Be-
wegung zu halten.
Das ist nun wohl der entschei-
dende UnterSchied die T0chter
des Nordens wollen SIGH fortbe-
wegen, die des Mittelmeeres VOL
len sich nur bewegen, aber NIGHT
fort. Doch bevor wir uns Won
der weiblichen Gangart in tief-
sinnige Betrachtungen verirren,
sci linen noch eine andere der
Geheimwaffen der Spanierin ver-
raten. Sic wissen ia - afrika-
nisch braun ist cine der grossen
Leidenschaften der blonden Webb
und da nun einnal allie
EvaS etwas anderes
scheinen mochten ais sic sind.
hat die Spanierin schon seit Ian
gem Elm jaher Hang zrun Erblon-
den erfasst. Es ist auch wegen
der NachfraSe, die bel den Man
nern des Sudens in diesem Punkt
so gut vie unbegrenzt ist. Aber
wenn Sic nun vermuten, dass die
Spanierinnen SIGH nur blond far
ben. damn sind Sic glatt auf dem
Holzweg. Die meisten Won linen
farben SIGH namlich - Sic wer-
den es kaum glauben - schwarz!
Haben Sic das noch NIGHT in
Reiseberichten aus
Spanien vorgesetzt bekommen -
ias 'blaulich schimmerr1de schwar-
,e Haar Carmens'? Nun, schlicht
ind einfach gesagt: es ist NIGHT
echt. So schwarz vie Sic es fir
noglich halten, wird NIGHT elm
nal den dunklen Schonen dieses
Landes das Haar geliefert. Es
wird also auch hier nachgeholfen,
uenn auch nicht gerade nit Was
Aber bevor ich noch
1eitere romantische 1llusionen
sci dieser streng YER
.rauliche Bericht iiber die wirk-
'amsten Geheimwaffen dieses
Landes lieber beendet. Nur zines
1och: was solche Watten betridt,
yehort Spanien, wir mussen es
.iihmen, noch INNER "a den
,6chstgerusteten Nationen dieser
onst NIGHT mehr allzv barocken
Welt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-16

er var so eingeschiichtert, dass
er klein Wort redete. Und selbst
mach drei Tagen Kurbisdiat woll-
ten linn die Pfannkuchen NIGHT
Schmecken.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-16

Der namhafte Chefarzt elmer
modernen Stockholmer Klinik
emphng Won einem entlassenen
Patienten einen Brief, in dem es
doppelsinnig HESS: ,.Als ich In
1hre Klinik alfgenommen wurde.
gewann ich den Eindruck, dem
Himmel nahe III sein." Der
Art konnte jedoch nicht in Err
fahr1lng bringen. OBJ sich die Be-
merkung auf die vorbildliche Aus
stattung seiner Klinik oder auf
seine und seiner Assistenteu xrzt-
liche Kunst bezogen hattie.
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Dieses ven Fra Benenson ent-
worfene, aus schwarxem Chiffon
tuch Searbeitete elegante Abend-
kleid, das schlank macht und die
Figur schmelchelnd hervorhebt, ist
das gegebene Kleid fur festliche
Gelegenheiten in den Ferien So
w0hl ais auch fur Herbst und
Winter in der Stadt. Dieses vom
Wool Bureau ais typisch fir die
Mode 1883 auserw1hlte Kleid hat
einen rcchtwinkligen Halsaus-
schnitt. und das Oberteil list init
blassblauer Stickerei und schwar-
sem Filter versiert.