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Week End Wins Tab
|pisfons and Warriors
Most Improved Clubs
BY the ~ssoeiaisd Press

The Fort Wayne Pistons and
Philadelphia Warriors solidified
their claims as the two most
improved clubs in the National
Basketball Association over the
week end.
The Pistons, Western Division
leaders, scored two victories in
weekend games to boost their
record to 5-1. Fort Wayne
tripped Rochester, l03-. 98,
Saturday night and edged Mil
waukee. 93-91, last night.
The Warriors, who top the
Eastern Section with a 20 rec
ord. played only once over the
week end and shaded the New
York Knicks, 87-86, Saturday
night.
Mel Hutchins' basket with 13
seconds left snapped a 91-all
tie and enabled the Pistons to
exc out the decision over the
Hawks last night. Fort Wayne,
which overcame a 10-point half
time deficit, was paced by Andy
Phillips % points. Chuck
Cooper topped Milwaukee with 81.
The Warriors handed the
Knicks their second setback
Saturday, but the New Yorkers
came back last night to win
their fifth victory at the ex-
pense of hapless Baltimore. 95-93.
The Knicks led the Bullets by
II points going into the final
period, but had to stave off a
last-ditch Baltimore surge.
Harry Gallatin of the New
Workers led the scoring parade
with 10 points as the Bullets
dropped their eighth game as
against but one triumph. Frankly
Selvy of the Bullets was held to
nine points.
A last-period rally gave Min
neapolis a 99-92 victory over
Syracuse last night.
The Nationals and Baltimore
also tasted defeat Saturday.
Syracuse bowed to Milwaukee,
85-72. and the Bullets sue
cumbed to Boston, 1912.
Evening star., 1954-11-15
Hoad, Harfwig, RosewaII,
Rose on Aussie Cup Team
BY the Associated Press

MELBOURNE. Nov. 15.-Lewis
Hoad. Rex Hartwig. Mervyn Rose
and Ken Rosewal were named
tonight by the Lawn Tennis AS
sociation of Australia as the
nations 1854 Davis Cup squad.
The selectors have power to
make additions to the team if
and when they think it neces-
sary.
: The players chosen will train
under Harry Hopman for chal-
lenge round matches in Sydney
late next month.
Hopman tonight was reap
pointed nonplaying captain
manager and will take up the
position December 18.
The Australians will defend
the huge international trophy
against either the United States
or Sweden late in December. The
two challengers, whose players
already are competing in tourna-
ments here, meet the middle of
next month for the right to play
Australia.
Evening star., 1954-11-15
Montreal, Edmonton
Favored for Finals
BY the Assoeiased Press

i
Powerful Montreal is expected
to dust of the Hamilton Tiger
Cats in a two-game. total-point
series starting Wednesday at
Hamilton and thus nail down q
berth in the Canadian pro foot
ball title game November 81 in
Toronto.
The Alouettes, losers in only
three of IA league games, are
expected to beat Hamilton for
the Eastern berth and enter the
game a strong favorite over the
Westerns representative, prob
ably the Edmonton Eskimos.
The Eskimos won the Western
er-Provincial Union title with
a 10-5 victory over Winnipeg in
the final of a three-game series.
Bernie Faloney, former Mary
land star, Quarterbacked Edmon-
ton to victory, contributing q
rouge Zone point to the scoring.
Bob Dean, another ex-Terp,
added four points with a field
goal and conversion.
The EskimoS still have to beat
the Kitchner- Waterloo Dutch
men of the Ontario Rugby Union
Saturday to win the Western
berth. AS the Dutchmen are, in
effect, a farm team of the Es-
kimos, Edmonton will be a top
heavy favorite.
The Eskimos won the opener
of the three-game series, 9-3,
and lost the second game, 1876.
In games which had no effect
on the standings, Ottawa upset
Montreal, 14-l2, and Hamiltgn
beat Toronto, 1877.
Evening star., 1954-11-15
Ployoffs Open Tomorrow
For CYO Football Title

Blessed Sacrament and st.
Anthony's play tomorrow for the
right to meet st. Bernadette's in
the CYO Junior Football League
championship game. Tomorrow's
game is scheduled for 3::45 pm.
at the st. Johns High School
campus on Military road.
The championship game will
begin at 1l::45 am. Sunday in
Griffith Stadium as a preliminary
to the st. Johns Gonzaga High
School game.
Evening star., 1954-11-15
Visiting Shippers Score
In Frostbife REGATTA

Out-of-town shippers took the
first three places in yesterdays
second annual FroStbite Regatta
on the Potomac sponsored by the
Quantico Marine Corps School
and Lightning Fleet so.
The leaders were Charles Alaire
of the Monmouth Boat Club of
Red Bank, N. j., in Invader;
Barney e. Meade, III, of the
Baltimore Yacht Club, In Shen-
anigan. and David P. Shay of
the Metedeconk River Yacht
Club Of North Plainfield, N. Y,
in One-Hoss Shay.
Best among the Fleet so sailors
was Charley Everly of the Ma
tional Yacht Club, who finished
sixth in Zip. The first Marine
to finish was Capt. i. e. Mont
rieff with Nancy Pat in seventh
place.
Evening star., 1954-11-15
Anucostio SondIot Team
Beuts Merchants, 26-6

The Anacostia Eagles sandlot
football team scored three times
In the first half and breezed to a
1856 victory over the Maryland
Merchants yesterday at Fair
lawn.
Little Ray Island broke open
the game with two touchdowns in
the second quarter, the second
on a 20-yard run. Jay Beavers
and Ray Oliver scored for Ana
costa in the first and last periods
and Joe Thompson got the Mer-
chants a touchdown in the fourth
quarter on a one-yard buck.
Evening star., 1954-11-15
oss-Country Win
Celebrated by WI

Westinghouse High School
was celebrating it's third straight
Virginia State cross-country
championship today after whip
ping the field of Group I schools
at Richmond Saturday.
Bob Borsody ran the 2.2-mile
course in the winning time OF
1888 to lead the WI runners
to a low score of 33 points,
Neighboring George Washington
High was second with 48 points,
followed by Hampton with "a,
Newport News with 96, Fairfax
with 103 and Highland Springs
with log.
Evening star., 1954-11-15
Griffith TO Receive Plaque
AT Mack Birthday Party
Special Dispatch 10 The Star

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 15.-
Clark Griffith, president of the
Washington baseball team, is
among the special guests invited
to the annual party given by the
Reciprocity Club of Philadelphia
honoring Connie Mack's 92d
birthday Wednesday.
The club will present a plaque
to Griffith in recognition of his
approaching 85th birthday.
The party will be at the War
wick Hotel starting at $50 pm.
Among other sports personalities
invited are Ford Prick, Bert Bell,
Will Harridge, Warren Giles,
Tommy Richardson and Bob
Carpenter.
Evening star., 1954-11-15
IGaulf Wants Crack
AT Smith After Bout
lAf Turner 5 tomorrow

Pappy Gault Of Spartanburg,
s. G., the former North Ameri-
can bantamweight champion
who fights Featherweight Fill
berto Osario tomorrow night at
Turner's Arena, wants Feather
weight Gene Smith of Washing
ton as his next opponent.
That word comes from Chris
Cline. Gault's manager, who is
booking Gault into Washington
for the first time tomorrow
night.
Smith also is on the card to-
morrow night. sharing attention
with Gault by taking on Juan
Melendez In the co-feature 10
rounder.
Hopes to Regain Title.
Gault has no intention OF
leaving the bantamweight
ranks, according to Cline, who
says he still has plans to regain
the North American title and
getting another shot at the
world crown. But Gault and
Cline realize there's more action
among featherweights and want
TO go after some Of the ranking
fighters there.
That's why we're taking an
Osario tomorrow night" Cline
explains. Hes a pretty fair
featherweight who puts up a
good fight. II Gault shows good
against him. and with Smith in
the other main event, I think we
can convince the crowd and the
promoters that a Gault-Smith
match should be the logical
thing"
Building for Smith Bout.
The difference in weight
shouldn't bother Gault, accord
ing to his manager. He's a fast
little BOY, sharp and clean. He'll
outlook those featherweights and
they won't hit him solid. Wen
barely make expenses tomorrow
night. but / think Gault will LOOK
so good that it will be the build
up for a better payday later on
against Smith.
We're not afraid of those
featherWeights," Cline con-
tinued, "and they shouldn't be
afraid Of us. So there's no reason
We shouldn't make the match" !"
Promoter Vince McMalon has
arranged three four round pre-
llminaries to back up the two
lO-round main events. The pre-
Inns are Syl Temple against
Paddy Bullock, lightweights:
Sonny Boy Williams against
Stoney Parker, hghtweights. and
Paulie Nichols against Chico
Worley, bantams.
Evening star., 1954-11-15

Bob Miciotto and Julie Rapczyn-
ski tied for second in the Frank
lin Mixed Doubles in Baltimore.
The title was won by Bill Brozey
and Elizabeth Barger of the host
city, whose margin. with a score
of 1880 for FIVE games, was II
pins. They beat a record field
of IS pairs.
In the ninth frame of the final
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Jopon's Mat Sensation
To Appear at Turner's S

Kinji Shibuya, whose nerve
holds have made him Japan's
latest wrestling sensation, has
been added to the Wednesday
night card at Turner's Arena,
leaving only one more bout to
be arranged.
Another Japanese grappler,
Mr.. Moto, Is the big name on the
program. MIR. Motto takes on
George Becker Of Brooklyn in
one OF the two co-features. The
other 60-minute-limit bout will
pit Freddie Blassie and Brother
Frank Pares. Tinker Todd, the
Irish import. will oppose Shibuya
in a one-fall, Commute limit
semifinal.
Evening star., 1954-11-15

game, Miciotto struck. In the
10th. he hit the right hand
pocket cleanly, but left up the
No. 5 and 10 pins. No. 10 tee
tered and all but went down.
Miciotto tried desperately for
the split spare, then got a fiat
10.
In the ninth box Of the same
game, Mrs. Rapczynski drew a
wicked split. With a perfectly
executed shot, she almost made
the spare. One pin remained
standing, in spite of a stick that
nudged it. With the two addi-
tional marks. Miciotto and Mrs.
Rapczynski would have needed
moderate counts for victory.
They tied at 1859 with Dave
Little and Dot Mooney of Balti-
more, with Miciotto shooting $50
and his partner, $50. Brozey had
684 and Mrs. Barger, 596. The
winners received $100 and the
runnersup, $3.50.
Three other Washington pairs
Ia were entered-finished in
the payoff. Barkley and Millie
Stadtler shot 1,241 for sixth
place, Frank Micalizzi and Ann
Habercom rolled 1924 to tie for
11th and Bob Hynek and Ruth
McClintic totaled 1,186 for the
goth and last prize.
x 4 X
Mark Waldron used to be a
busy bowler, shooting in the Dis
trict Major and Minor Leagues,
and others. as well as in many
tournaments. But this season
Waldron has had little time for
bowling, combining himself to the
Graphic Arts League in which
he averages Ill.
Last night, for the first time
this season, he entered a tourna-
ment-and won it.
Waldron. with a handicap of
56, shot an even 700 to prevail
over a field of 81 in the ColMm-
bia Handicap for $100.
Second with 92-686 was Bob
Stewart, for $50. Others in the
payof were Bill Taylor, 1861;
Bob Colvin. 1868; Leonard
Eubanks, 52-672 and James Rice,
jr., 64-664. Charley Beall (634)
and John McKim (154) won con-
ISOLATION prizes.
r +
An interesting performer in
the Columbia tournament was
Army 1t. Phil Griffin, who fin
ished out of the money with 49,
649.5 Later he bowled as q PAGER
and shot 632. With his handicap
this would have given him 68l
and a tie for fourth.
1t. Griffin, who earned his
commission in the George WASH
ington University ROTC, soon
will be out Of circulation as a
bowler. He reports January "a
for duty at Fort Benning, Ga.
The Giant Food Stores tenpin
team, a consistent winner in
special matches. scored another
victory last night. with the
Georgetown Piano bowlers TAX
ing a 250-pin smacking. The |
Giants won all three games, with
Jim Moore as the PAGER with !
216-570. Earl Mann was best |
for the losers with $50.
Newt Mclean of the Giants is !
leading the Greater Washington |
Tenpin Major League with an
average of 186-15, only IL sticks |
better than Ed Rogers of Chry-
stal City Restaurant.
The Moores lead the team |
standings with 21-6, followed by
Ted Lewis Restaurant with 1913. I
Bob Hinzeman, captain of the |
Toms Bar team, who averages
169, hit his first 800 last time
out, with a game of 234. His set
was exactly 600.
Evening star., 1954-11-15

the big prizes.
Jack Barkley
saved the Dis
trict are q
from a shut
out so far by
winning the
B e t h e S d a
Open.
But, with a
bit of luck. a
second title
p r o b a b / y
world n q y q
fallen to the
a re a / a S t
.~.-IL
Evening star., 1954-11-15
Carer Bout
For Title Wednesday
Tops Week Nv Card
BY the A.soeiased Press

Jimmy Carter, the return.
bout champion, aims for a record
and a title Wednesday night
when he faces Paddy DeMarco
the lightweight champion, ir
San Francisco.
The 30-year-old New Yorker
lost the 135-pound crown and
regained 1t once before. He's
done the same thing often
enough in non-title bouts. II he
beats DeMarco-and he's favored
to do so at 11-to-5 odds Carter
will become the first lightweight
champion to lose and regain the
title twice.
Carter lost to Art Aragon in q
non-title affair, but drubbed the
Californian the next time around
with the championship on the
line. In 1852 he yielded the
throne to Lauro Salas In May,
but took II back In October.
DeMarco. a 26-year-old Brook
Ignite, outhustled Carter all the
way to take the title in Is rounds
in New York last March S. Their
return bout was twice postponed
when DeMarco suffered a virus
attack and then injured an
elbow.
The 15-rounder will be telecast
(CBS, 10 pm, EST out of San
Francisco's Cow Palace.
Undefeated Gene (Cyclone)
Fullmer, a 23-year-old middle
weight from West Jordan, Utah,
headlines the card at Brooklyn's
Eastern Parkway Arena tonight
for the second week in a row.
lover WMAL-TV. channel Z, at
10 p.m.)
The hard-hitting Fullmer
drubbed Jackie LaBua at the
Parkway last Monday night to
make his record $50. His oppo-
nent tonight is Peter Mueller,
former German middleweight
champion who Is making his
United States debut. Mueller
once was barred for "life" in
Germany for fattening referee,
Welterweights Luther Rawlings
Of Chicago and Italo Scortichini
OF Italy meet in another TV bout
tonight. (WTTG. channel 5, at
10 pm). Their contrasting
styles should make this a lively
affair at New York's st. Nicholas
Arena.
Once-beaten. 19-year -old Floyd
Patterson Of Brooklyn takes on
Jimmy Slade, fifth ranking
heavyweight contender from New
York, in a fine eight-round pair
ing at Madison Square Garden
Friday night (NBC radio and
TV. 10 pm. EST). The winner
may get crack at Light Heavy
weight Champion Archie Moore
next year Patterson, beaten only
by joey Maxim, is the fifth
ranking light heavyweight con-
tender.
Evening star., 1954-11-15

Only one Washington duckpin
bowler has won an open tourna-
nent this season. with Balti-
n1oreans mailing down most Of
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$65.74 MO-, INCL. TAXES
OPEN SUN. 1917. Attractive 5-rm.,
semidet. brick with fenced yard. Full
hsmt., outside entrance. Good con-
dttton. Close to bus. S10,950.
HARRY L. GODDARD, OIL 4-7922
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c OLORED = SMALL, sEMTDET
BRICK HOUSE, 9l0 18th St. Sc.

CoLORED--nUPLEx with swimming
pool. on 5ennings I'd. Enjoy life!
Live ip an attractive tirst-door apt;
basement. deep lot. real concrete
swimming. pool In yard, bus one
MARsHALL J. WXPLE CO.. 1924
c6to Dion AfITSSSSr oowr
buys this lovely 3-hedrm brick at
b17 9th ST.; in excel. c0nd.: recently
reduced; vacant: clean; quick pos
session; direct from owner. Mr.
GIBSON, 10. 7-29S0. with M. PAUL
S-41OO. Is
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THE SUNDAY STAR
HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.

washington, y. g.
SUNDAY. JULY Z, 1854
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BETHESDA RAMBLER

BETHESDA RAMBLER
GARDENERS DELIGHT
immediately clean brick. built II
/. 1851. on level lawn 7Ox165. Mans
fruit and shade trees. vegetable gar
den, flowers and shrubs. Adjacent Il
Rock Greek Park, affording unob.
structsd view from every window
liv. rn1... din, rm... fully equip, kit.
breakfast alcove; full bsrnt. PROP.
ERTY REFLECTS LOVING CARE
Easy walk to public ana pafochia
Town q Suburban, EN-. 2-s4OO
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FORT DUPONT HILLS

1881 GoRMAN TERRACE sc.
2-yr.-old 5-rm. brick. excel. cond.,
storm windows; near public and
loan. Low down payment. low
monthly payments.
Mike CoughliTl. 10. 8-4446
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1912 PAGE AVE.
flpEN STTMnAv 1.an 4

OPEN SUNDAY, 1906
Fer appt. to see Sat. evening and
out Wis. ave. 10 Bank 81 Betliesda.
EFT on OLD GeereetoWn e. 70
Page. left on Paee 70 96t2. SAM
UEL 3. BodLEY, INC. on. B-7S00
Il. ~ ID
BETHESDA--BY OWNER
Brick Colonial, 8 bdrms.. q baths