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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-11-13
DWORKINS DEPT. STORE
FroferncI Order Of Eagles
AeIie No. $50
ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH
Pastors Phone: w. Jeff. S-80O7.
81 south Union Street
London. Ohio
Rev. Paul J. BeruieF, paStBE.

s l. 4
81 south Union Street
London. Ohio
Rev. Paul }. Beruier, PastOr
Prone 4.5O
Time OF Masses
Sundays 80 and $50.
Holy Days-5:30, 2, 9.
Week Days (Holy ComIuanion
distributed G:3O).
Confessions-Saturdays $3.50 to s
Eve of Holy Days-3:3C to and
7:2O to 9.
Visiting Confessor twice monthly.
Baptisms-Sundays at 1870 or on
request.
Sick calls any time Day or Night.
THE METHODIST CHURCH
Arthur NJ. ShenefeIt, Minister
church School at $50; Forrest r.
hanson, Supt. kindergarten-N Nurse ry
Is conducted each Sunday morning
during the Worship Hour.
Morning worship at 1890 am: the
sermon: Jesus as Saviour" Anthem
All Creatures OF Our God and
King; organ selections: "Consola-
.tion" by Steane; "BarcaroIle" by
Renk; Song without Words" by
.Calkin; Hymn Tune-The Church's s
One Foundation"
MYF Booth Festival, Mt. Sterling
at o'clock Sunday.
Monday at Circle 8 home Mrs.
Perry Slauter, 312 East High st.
Monday at 2-CiTcle 6, Mrs. James
Smith, North Main st.
Thursday evening at 6:30-Annual
Canvass Dinner at Church, served
by Rudorahs.
Sunday, November 22-Annual FL
nanCial CanVass-Dinner at noon,
Las JOvenaS Glass.
Monday, Nov. 23-CROP solicita-
tiOn collecting corn for the needy
of Europe and Asia; greater pro-
portion for Korea.
Thanksgiving Day. Union Thanks
giving Service at Trinity Episcopal
Church; Rev. Harley Bennett preach
ing the Sermon.
CHURCH OF CHRIST IN
CHRISTIAN UNION
Newport, Ohio
Joe johnson, Pastor
Sunday
$50 am. Sunday School.
1890 am. Morning worship.
1880 pm Evangelistic service.
Tuesday
7:45 pm. Young peoples service.
Thursday
7:45 pm. Prayer service.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-11-13
CHURCH OF CHRIST IN
CHRISTIAN UNION .

CHRISTIAN UNION
south SOion
Rev. Maynard Mcpherson, Minister
$50 O. m. Sunday School. Everett
Greer, Supt.
1n:45 am. Morning Worship.
700 pm. Children's meeting.
T.3O pm, Evangelistic services.
Above services will be in the
basement of the Community Build
ing until the church, being moved
to a new location, is i'm readiness.
Wednesday 1880 o'clock Ladies
Prayer meeting.
"Wednesday 1880 O'Clock, Regular
PRAYER and Grace services will be
in the form Of cottage services.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-11-13
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Frnnk T.. Baldwin. Minister


sunday, Nov. IL -,.-
SUNDAY School. 9:45 am. Stepheh
c. Edwards SuRt.
Morning worship II am.
sermon: Beyond Our own.
Organ Selections Hymn OF the
Netherlands" Traditional; Inter
meZzo." Delieb; "AlleEro moderate,
DeMonti. Mrs. William Ensley, Or
ganist.
Every Member Canvass in the aft
Junior High Group. 4:30 pm.
Monday, Nov. 10
Sigma Gamma Glass will enter
tain Los Jovenes Glass Of the Meth
odist Church with a pot luck supper
in church dining room, $50 pm.
Homebuilders Class will meet ct
the manse at pm.
wednesday,, Nov. Is
Family Night pot luck supper 90
pm. Program: Book review by Miss
Margaret Long; film for children,
Gods Wonders i'm Nature
Thursday, Nov. 10
Junior Choir $3.50, Miss Clarabell
Senior Choir. 1880. Mrs. K. c,
Fichner, director.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-11-13

CHURCH or CHRIST IN
CHRISTIAN UNION
Joseph Johnson, Pastor
$40 am. Sunday School.
1o.3o am. Morning worship.
Revival services beginning sun
day evening, November Is. viii CON
tinue each evening at 7:3O 0c.ock
GoIdie Moore, evangelist
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-11-13

CHURCH or CHRIST IN
CHRISTIAN UNION
West Center 81.
II. T.. Bennett, Pastor
Friday, Nov.
Ministerial Convention with pub
lie preaching at 11;15 am. 800 pm
1880 pm.
sunday
9.3O am. Sunday School.
1890 am. Morning worship.
1880 pm. Evang, 4istiC service
Opening night Of revival to con-
tinue through November 22 with
services each evening at 1880.
Beginning Wednesday, November
IN at 7.3O p.m. Evangelist, Rev.
Richard Humble, president Of Mt.
Of Praise Bible School. Singers, Cal
vim and Marjorie Jantz of Ottawa
Kansas.
Evening star., 1953-12-20
Do|ph Schayes Leads
Syracuse 10 Victory
Over CeItics, 9O-S3
BY the Associated Press

BOSTON. Dec. 19.-The Syra-
cuse Nationals took over second
place from Boston in the Eastern
Division of the National Basket
ball Association today with a
90-83 victory over the Celtics
in the "TV game of the week"
at Boston Garden.
Boston took a 1918 lead in
the first period, but that edge
was trimmed to one point. 36-35.
at the half by the surging Syra-
cuse club. Billy Gabor spanked
the Nationals in the third period
as they pulled into a $3.50 ad-
vantage.
Syracuse held off a furious
Boston drive in the fourth quar-
ter and kept the lead throughout
the final hectic five minutes.
Dolph Schayes of the Mats
who threw in nine of 10 foul
shots - many of them in the
waning minutes-led all scorers
with 19 points. Teammate Paul
Seymour tailed 18 as did Bos-
tons Easy Ed Macauley and Bill
Sharman.
This second game of an NBA
television series was carried over
Sd stations.
Through a mixup at the scor-
er's table, where the electric
scoreboards are controlled, the
final score went out to TV view
ers as 1888. A check of the tally
added one point to the Syracuse
Evening star., 1953-12-20
Tropical Park Results
By the Associoted Press

FIRST RAcE-purse; 5000; ;;n claim
H.nd inT 4EFsfaids Fix RISm and GP forionss oo
Ash Tray smith, i.3O
BnIN Bunting. san Jo, War Atom
Rapid Robert; Black AND Blqe; M Blen
Time 1.052s.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing. :.year-olds: 9 furlongs. ,o
Tea Patch Dss2iritoI ss!,,t $50 3.2o S,s" Z"
Motiser Cow 1850
Veive: Express Bias O. Roses. Canaan
Pass siw3noy; Duftin, Harlem len square. square
DAILY DOUBLE PAID si6l
THIRD RACE-Purse: $1,000; claim
Black Widow D'sp'o) 11.5O 800 80
Draw tRObertsOnl 22,2O $50
Sunrise Siren tMayer) 10
c., i'd Cap. Uncle Todd. Queens Recret.
Zaegity. Dottie Dear, Atom Ase. Time
1'1325
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000: al
Sam Brook IMartin) 3:.IO 12.I0 600
jiited Cob (Bierman, 40
Series Boiler Plate. Jeep Hole, Black
Record. Diablo. Mist Gray Time.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $500; allow
ances: 3-year-olds; furlongs.
Capeador tConlon, go 10 100
Tidewater tPer'Bb 800 800
GREY Hour Jamesl $50
Dax Freedom Farley, Star REQUEST,
Brook Prince. Romantic Roman. What
Sir. Time. 1:11Is.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. S2400 allow
anceS; 3-year- -olds and up; l "a miles.
HadaSsah blum 1920 500 500
ysrtrees tC1lmone. $40 ia 8"
Sun Rene. Lavender Hill Dead Duck.
Bottle Of Ink, Pur Sang. Diamond Head.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: al
lowanceS: 2-year-olds; @ furlongs.
swift Sword tB'metis) $40 2.S0 ESQ
Menemsha ueSteri S.1O i.SO
Hat Box CMercierl 800
atch Play, Our Cob, Bits Captain.
Royal Battle. Ace Var Time, 1:l125.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: al
loWanceS; 4-year -olds and up: Il miles,
Quick Fire tStev'sOnI 500 100 2.i0
Our Kite tDesSirite' $50 ss;;oo
Miss Broo. Silver Omar. Isogrsde.
LORD North. Little Greg. Pine Vile.
Time E44ts.
NINTH RAcE-Purse. So 600: claim
ing; .3-vear-olds: Ia miles.
Jeopardized tJohnsonl $40 400 $50
Whv Sure tSmithl 400 $50
Stalk Mayer 40
Rivas, Lautenbers Gray Night. Brown
Vic, Lea Rondi. Supernova. Time, 2:o3ss.
Evening star., 1953-12-20
Grey Tower Wins Feature
As Bay Meadows Closes
By the Assoclated Press

SAN MATEO. Calf, Dec.S 10.
Grey Tower. the odds-on ia
vorite. justified the role and high
weight of 100 pounds today by
winning the $4,000 Au Revoir
Handicap as Bay Meadows closed
a 40-day fall and winter race
meeting.
A crowd of 1913 saw vet
eran Johnny Longden give Grey
Tower his head rounding the far
turn and move into the lead, at
the top of the stretch. He won
by a length. going away, over
Golden Abbey. with Home Free
third. another length back. Time
for the mile and a sixteenth was
1:43.
The 4-year-old son Of Eiffel
Tower paid $3.70. $3.50 and $3.50
across the board. Golden Abbey
returned $4,30 and $500; Home
Free, $3.50.
The total mutuel pool on the
days 10 races was $1.104, ,658.
making a total of $25.960, ,091
for the meeting-an average OF
$649,002 a day.
Evening star., 1953-12-20
GIobetrotters 10 Brinq
Kellogg, Dukes Here

Two of college basketball's S
outstanding figures in the New
York area for the past two years
will appear with the Harlem
Globetrotters when they oppose
the Toledo Mercurys at Uline
Arena December q in the fea-
ture of double header.
The opening attraction of the
professional twin bill will pit
the Wa shington Generals
against the Philadelphia Sphas
at Z o'clock.
Junius Kellogg, 6-foot-7 Il
former Manhattan College star
who broke the 1851 Fix" scandal
when he reported a $1,000 offer
made him to throw a game
against DePaul, is one of several
n eve mers representing the
GlobetrotterS.
Another is Walter Dukes
former Seton Hall ace who is
a 7-footer. Dukes, who averaged
more than 20 points a game in
three years of varsity play, re-
portedly is paid $25, 900 a yeal
by the Globetrotters.
j c. Gipson, Willie Gardner
and Leon Hillard are other new
faces appearing with the Globe
trotters along with such vet
Grams as Goose Tatum, Bill Gar
rett, Clarence Wilson, Josh
Grider and Ermer Robinson.
Evening star., 1953-12-20
Death Of Two Horses
Lifts Fire Toll 10 II
Al Sunshine Park
BY the Associated Press

OLDSMAR, Fla, Dec. 49,
The flash fire which swept
through a wooden barn at Sun
shine Park claimed the lives of
two more horses today, raising
the total to IT.
Among the horses burned to
death yesterday was R. j. Ha-
mons My Accident, a $1,000
former holder of the track re-
cord for six furlongs. Hamon,
from Mildord, Ohio, went into
the blazing barn twice to try to
lead the 7-year-old to safety,
but both times the panicky
animal broke loose.
The value of the other animals
averaged about $2,500-$3 900.
Also destroyed was equipment
valued at several thousand
dollars belonging to trainers and
groomS.
About IS horses were in the
barn, one of several wooden one
being replaced by concrete
structures. Some animals were
turned loose and were rounded
up during the night.
About $50 thoroughbreds in
all were in the % barns at the
track, which opens it's season
January Is. None of the other
barns was damaged.
The heavy losers were Charles
F. Wagner of New Orleans and
Edward F. O'Brien of Eutawville,
S. c.
Wagner lost an unidentified
work pony and seven thorough
breds-Happy Verdict, Swap Out,
King Wilson, Shelmah, Under
The Rug. Here's Luck and Is
There. Two other Wagner
thoroughbreds, Pig Latin and
Charing Rock, were badly
burned.
O'Brien lost Aldegree. King
Spur, Munnings. Storlad, Miss
Degree and Buckshot.
The others destroyed were Net
Profit, another Hamon Horse
and Hurry Past, trained by DR.
John D. Canzano of Pawtucket,
r. I.
An assistant trainer. James
D. little. was hospitalized by
burns received in fighting the
flames. He was reported in good
condition today.
Evening star., 1953-12-20
Andrews Beats Meade
With Third-Period Spurf

Andrews Air Base won it's ninth
straight in service basketball last
night. defeating Fort Meade, 81
50, at Andrews. The defeat was
Fort Meade's seventh against
nine victories. Andrews has a 12-
2 overall record.
Only four points separated the
teams at half time, but Andrews
outscored the visitors 26-11 in
the third quarter.
Fred Schlictman, formerly of
Bradley and Ray Sonnenberg,
one time st. Louis U. star, led
the winners with 81 and 10
points while Leo Corkery, for
merly of st. Bonaventure, scored
% for the losers.
Evening star., 1953-12-20
Nine Show Horses Killed
In tennessee Barn Fire :.

PULASKI, Tenn, Dec. 10 (P.-
A spectacular barn fire, visible
for miles, destroyed nine valu-
able Tennessee walking horses
near here last night.
j. D. Coffman, jr., owner of
the stock barn, estimated barn.
grain and equipment loss was
about $25,000. However, he
could make no immediate esti-
mate of the value of the nine
horses.
Three of the victims, Rhoda's
Allen. Fashion Plate and
Lucky Boy had been shown at
many Tennessee horse shows.
Six brood mares were saved
from the barn blaze.
Cotfman said he noticed lights
Pickering in their farm home
just a few minutes before he
discovered the barn af1ame. He
blamed defective wiring for the
fire.
Evening star., 1953-12-20
One-PIotoon Football Brings
Less Passing, Better Running

the Service Bureau said the loss
occurred because there no longer
was an automatic timeout for
the changing of platoons when
the ball changed hands.
In 1852, each team averaged
1874 pass attempts a game and
completed 81. This year it tried
1872 and completed 6.5 Those
are decreases of 17.2 and 1913 per
cent.
But this year, each passing
attempt averaged 603 yards to
500 last year, an insignificant
l per cent decrease. Since run
ming plays gained IA per cent
more yardage this season, the
total offense, per play, was up
3 per cent.
In kicking. average distance of
punts fell from 36.4 yards to 34.9,
and extra-point kicking accur-
acy fell from 74.4 per cent to 65.
In scoring, although the total
OF points was less in the shorter
game, it took fewer plays and
less yardage gained to produce a
touchdown.
The outstanding feature of the
1858 season on a sectional basis
was the dominance of the Mid
west. 1t was second to the South
west in scoring, but first in total
offenSe, first in ground attack,
third in passing, second in punt
ing and first in extra-point ac-
curacy.
Games involving Midwestern
teams produced on the average.
for both sides. 35.6 points and
567.7 yards gained, 381.1 yards
on the ground, 1865 through the
air. Midwestern teams averaged
35.4 yards punt (to 35.7 for
the Rocky Mountain area) and
made 68.8 per cent of their extra
point attempts.
The Southwestern teams pro-
duced 36.5 points game, while
the Pacific Coast continued to
be the most pass-minded area,
making 2l6.6 yards a game and
having the highest completion
average. The East, last in scoring
and total offense, was second
in passing yardage but last
in completion average, indicating
desperation" passing.
Evening star., 1953-12-20
CIV High Tackle Named
To AII-Southern Squad

Harold Outten, 225 pound
tackle for George Washington
High, Alexandria, has been
named to the 34th annual all
Southern interscholastic football
squad, as announced by the
Orlando fla Sentinel Star
sponsor of the team.
Guard Jerry Lawter, also of
CIV, made the honorable men,
ton list.
The CONAN squad, plus 70
honorable-mention players, was
drawn from a l2-State area, five
players from each State. A
panel of 1872 coaches and sports
writer's participated in the poll
The four other boys selected
from Virginia were: Jack
Thomas, 160 pounds, back,
George Washington of Danville:
Doug Royals, 200, tackle, Hamp-
ton; Hubert Ackerman, 100, end,
Hopewell City, and Ted Pond.
100. center, Thomas jefferson of
Richmond. Thomas was named
Virginla'S outstanding player.
Evening star., 1953-12-20
Dr.. Moore Pays S41.S0
In Fair Grounds Feature
BY the Assoeiated Press

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 19.-
A. K. Anderson's DR.. Moore
turned on the speed in the
stretch today to win the g.
furlong $4,000 Pontchartrain
Handicap at the Fair Grounds.
DR.. Moore broke last in the
field of nine. moved up to sixth
at the last turn. then came on
fast to cross the finish line a half
length ahead of w. H. Bishops
Just Us Girls. DR.. Moore's time
was 1:l22s.
DR.. Moore paid $4l.80, $l3.49
and $3.50. Just Us Girls returned
81 and So, and Jet Ace paid
$l480 to show.
Betting for the day by $4,000
fans totaled $462,877.
Evening star., 1953-12-20
By the Assoeiated Press

NEW YORK, Dec. 19.-There
was less passing, closer games
and more effective running
unoer the limited substitution
rule in college football this year.
At least that's the way it
looked to the NCAA Service
Bureau statisticians who pored
over the records of 1854 games
involving major college football
teams in 1858.
The StatiSticianS also said
kicking efficiency was down,
both for punting and place
kicking, and that the actual
playing time of game was cut
about 10 per cent.
Regarding the playing time,
Evening star., 1953-12-20
Mike SundIock Sold
By Pirates to Phils
ax the Associnied Press

PITTSBURGH, Dec. 19.-The
Pittsburgh Pirates SOLD Catcher
Mike Sandlock, 81, today to the
Phillies for an undisclosed sum.
Sandlock played in "a games
for the Pirates last year and had
a batting average of .231. He
was brought up from the Holly
wood Stars of the Pacific Coast
League at the beginning of the
season,
Evening star., 1953-12-20
Colt Totes 12S Pounds
To Triumph Easily;
Jockey Hurt in Spill
BV the Assoeiofed Press

MIAMI, Fla, Dec. 19.-Swift
Sword, a 2-year-old bay colt
that doesn't seem to mind a few
extra pounds, and Jockey
Sammy Boulmetis teamed up
again today in the $4,000 Coral
Gables purse at Tropical Park
and won their third straight race
of the meeting.
Despite his top weight of 1913
pounds. the Putnam Stable colt
finished four lengths ahead of
Christiana Stables Menemsha.
The 3-to-5 favorite paid his
hackers $40, $2.7O and $3.50.
He covered the six furlongs in
1:1125. two seconds off the track
record.
The feature race was marred
when Royal Battle fell approach
ing the halfway marker and gave
Jockey Dallas Harrier a bad
spill. Harrier, from Arkansas
Pass. Tex, was hospitalized with
possible internal injuries. He
was placed in an oxygen tent
and given a blood TRANSMISSION
for shock. Doctors had not de-
termined the extent of his in
juries.
MenemSha Pays S7.7O.
Menemsha took secon6 place
by two lengths and Hat Box was
third by three quarters. Menem-
sha. a 13-to-1 shot ridden by
Willie Lester, paid $7.70 and
$480. Hat Box. with Norman
Mercier up, paid $500.
Swift Sword, carrying IA
pounds more than the next
heaviest weighted entry, moved
into the front at the one-quarter
mark and by the halfway pole
had taken a three-length lead
over Menemsha. Going into the
stretch he opened up a five
length margin and finished four
lengths out front.
BoulmetiS and Swift Sword
teamed up twice before at Trop-
ical this season and have proved
to be a; winning combination.
They took the De Soto Handicap
here December 5 and the Gaines
vile Handicap November %. To-
days was an allowance race. In
all three victories. the son of
Blenheim out of Bell Song has
won by more than three lengths.
Handle Highest of Season.
Menemsha. carrying 110
pounds, made his move at the
same time Swift Sword went
into the lead, but didn't have
enough to overtake him. Hat
Box pressed Menemsha for Sec
ond until the stretch drive.
Today's attendance was 9.810
and the parimutuel handle of
S802,9 1868 was the highest of the
season. Total attendance for the
season reached 157 1857 compared
with 1882 for the like period
last year. Wagering is running
almost SIS million behind last
season - $11,571,4 ,461 compared
with $12,901,572.
Evening star., 1953-12-20
Fair Grounds Results
By the Assoeioted Press

FIRST hACE-Purse, ,sI70O; claim
IF TrippiSr IiysarGlas SsiSwn; Ii 4,So nilso 1920
Even Step tStovaID I.lO
Freely Koo Nous, Howdy Howdy Per-
Fncv MFf5 Fy ss6s kAh super spssG
Time, 1:50 Field,
SECOND RACE-Purse, 81 600; claim
ire, 3-yesr,olds and up; g furiongs;t On
badSlee bsrS p,.ean Ssaird, sarm $40 ssS sS S" S"
= He"etqi sue sae Flying Mile Double
Field
DAILY DOUBLE PAID Se.ssO.
THIRD RAcE-Purse. 81 800: claim
Peas s Pudin nriGaS Hoa ist.'n, + sS' sSo 100 800
InScOpo tKeene) 1900 $50
Tea Biscuit Bailey 800
Wangan, Polly Kan. Duketown. Teak
1851.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, S1.so0; claim
Clear sweep fDais.0 1850 500 $40
Prince Adaris Bailey $50
Blue Runner, Proud Son. MoondoV
bounder. Time. 1:492s.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. ZOO; claim
Pas Gssery fnd 9a sao f1EsPss sS
seventh Tribe tPo'ra) 4.SO :s..O
Hi Sky tAdamSl l.8O
Clare Dauber. Fine Fiddle. Repartee.
PSycho9enic. Time. 1:14.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $500; allow
ances; 2-year-olds: 6 furlongs
st. Tammany tMcL'n3 40 800 go
kissin Kate tClinchl 400 $50
Bill Pac Bailey 400
lie Mans. Pegev D., Little Don G..
nv Ethelyn, Lovin Lady, Cool Play,
Time, ia.
SEVENTH RACE-The Pontchartrain
Handicap; purse, $4,000: 3-year-olds
and up; 8 furlongs.
DIR. Moore (Ussery) iI.SO 1910 $50
q Just Us Girls tCraig| 400 800
McCreight Sun Tan Gal a Steak
Bone Diamond Jimmy, Dean Cavy.
Roman Bath Time, IL.
Bishop Stable entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, 81 500: claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up: Il miles.
King Midas tWicken 200 500 SEQ
NJ. tic Chief tBairdp 4.6O $40
Wentworth (StavalD 100
Tartar IL Benlomike. Lovely Louise
I Jimmy Cricket. Saucy Play. Final Edi-
tion, FLYER Ned, Slip o Ned. Time.
Y Field.
Evening star., 1953-12-20
San Diego Buys Pitcher

SAN DIEGO, Calf, Dec. 10
P.-The San Diego Padres of
the Pacific Coast League today
announced the purchase of John
Workman. 20-year-old pitcher
from the Sherman. Tex. team of
the Sooner State League. How
ever, he's in the Navy and won't
join the team until late next
year. 4
Evening star., 1953-12-20
Grove Goes to Toronto

MILWAUKEE. Dec. 19 (R.-
General Manager John Quinn of
the Milwaukee Braves announced
today that the contract of First
BaSeman George Grove had been
assigned outright to the Toledo
Farm club in the American
Association.
Evening star., 1953-12-20
Furman Loses 10 Peoria
Despite SeIvy's AZ Points
BY the Assoeioted Press

GREENVILLE, S. c., Dec. 19.
Frank Selvy pitched in 40
points for Furman here tonight
but it wasn't enough as the AAU
champion Peoria Caterpillars got
rolling in the second period and
coaSted to a 101-66 victory. >
The Cats. playing without two
of their stars. Ron BontempS
and Dick Rutherford, started
slowly and the score was 19-all
at the first period. Then the Wis
itors dropped in 81 points to
Furman's 7 in the second for a
1926 halftime lead.
Evening star., 1953-12-20
Knicks Nose Out Baltimore
On Broun's One-Hund Shot

BALTIMORE, Dec. 10 (P).-
Carl Braun's leaping one-hander
swished true just as the final
buzzer sounded tonight, enabling
the New York KnickerbockerS to
win a 65-63 victory over the Bal
Evening star., 1953-12-20
Charles Town
Continued from Page BID

setter, Penny A Chance. At the
end he had two lengths advan-
tage while rounding out the
sprint in 0:4945. Penny A Chance
was second, three lengths ahead
of Fresh Moon. Mr.. Dan was
fourth.
A a half f-brother to Tetrapar-
ticle, the 4-year-old Tetrabasic
raced to an easy f1ve-length vic
tory in the seven -furlong fourth
to give Mrs. McKenney her sec
ond score of the afternoon. Judg-
ing by the $22.80 for So payoff
the victory was unexpected. The
gelding took over easily and
then just galloped the inter-
mediate distance in 1:2725. Con-
querant, the favorite, ran Sec
ond and Outland was third in
the field of 10.
Evening star., 1953-12-20
Lokers Overcome Big Deficit
To Beot Rochester, 97-78

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Dec. 19
tP).-Trailing by 18 points early
in the third period, the cham
pion Minneapolis Lakers turned
on a powerful rally to whip the
Rochester Royals, 91-78, here
tonight. BY winning, the Lakers
retained undisputed possession
of first place in the NBA's West
ern division and broke seven
Evening star., 1953-12-20
Fencing Today at YMCA

The Washington division of
the Amateur Fencers' League of
America will hold novice epee
and ladies prep foil bouts at
l pm. to1~" 1T the YMCA, 1876
G street NV. .m
Evening star., 1953-12-20
PistOns End Losing Streak.

MILWAUKEE. Dec. 10 (Pl.-
Fort Wayne broke three-game
losing streak tonight as Andy
Phillip tossed in "a points to lead
the Pistons to a 1858 victory
over the Milwaukee Hawks in a
National Basketball Association
game at the arena.
Evening star., 1953-12-20

The close of the very success
full session, and the overall in
crease in wagering at each of the
meetings staged this year, en-
riched the West Virginia State
Golfers over and above the reve-
nue. estimated at the start of the
year Taxation received from
the Charles Town track alone was
in excess of 100000. complete
figures not being totaled at the
end of the day.