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Maryland
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with his rebounding. but right up
there with him are Bob Dilworth,
Bob Kessler and Bob Everett.
Kessler, a junior. has been the
leading scorer in Maryland's two
winning games. totaling 90
points, with Everett, a senior.
next with 90.
In last nights Mason-Dixon
Conference game at American u,
things went just about as ex-
pected as the Mounts, winners of
the conference tournament last
season. led all the way.
Salvatore Angelo was the big
wheel for the Mounts as they
moved into a 1885 halftime lead
and finished with ~ points
Wally Ryland was Aus best with
II points.
American plays its homecom-
ing game at $3.50 pm. tomorrow
against Baltimore r., q team ut
beat ll4-75 last season for q
school record,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-10
By Bill Fuchs

Watching Fernand LaPointe
play hockey one would never
guess he had been given up for
dead on three occasions Is
months ago.
The dark, stocky French-Ca-
madam, who has been an i'm
portant figure in the Lions drive
to the top of the Eastern Hockey
League standings, is a walking
miracle to those who know him.
Il never thought I'd ever see
him playing hockey again." says
Player-Coach Stan Warecki.
You'd never know it now"
On June 5, 1858, LaPointe was
driving his car up winding hill
a few miles north of Montreal.
He lost control on a curve and
the car rammed into tree.
Given Last Rites Three Times.
"They gave the last rites
Of the Catholic Church three
times" he says. MY jaw was
broken in three places. My right
leg was broken. They took %
stitches in my leg, 10 stitches in
my head. / was in the hospital
six months"
The 22-year -old LaPointe car
ries a steel pin in his jaw and
a steel plate in his leg as grim
reminders of the accident.
A chief factor in the Lions
3D. victory over New Haven last
night before 1924 paid fans at
Uline Arena, LaPointe credits his
parents with the fact that he is
back in hockey.
II don't think I can do it," he
says with that melodious French
accent. But my mother and
father convinced me to try it
for a year."
Fern has eight brothers and
two sisters, all married. Every
body's married except me-" he.
says. All his brothers work for
his father, who runs a saw man
ufacturing plant in Montreal.
Poorer Because of Bandit.
LaPointe is SO poorer today.
Like many of the Washington
hockey players, he lives in the
Dodge Hotel and was in the no.
tel lounge, the Garden House,
when a lone armed bandit robbed
the till and the customers Tues
day night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-10
Kramer and Aussie
Sci for Tug-of-War
Over Pro Net Talent

BRISBANE, Australia, Dec. 10.
"A giant tug -of-war between
two rival professional tennis pro-
moters, Jack Kramer and John
Brennan. was seen shaping up
, today for the services of many
OF the sports leading amateurs.
Lacking one dominant figure
with gate appeal to carry a new
tour, both apparently are inter-
ested In a plan for a worldwide
road show which would be sort
of Harlem Globetrotters Of
tennis, with eight or so pros play
ing tournaments in capitals Of
the world.
Brennan, who is promoting the
Frank Sedgman-Pancho Con-
zales tour in Australia. appar-
entity tipped his hand when he
warned Kramer. coming to Aus
tralia to lure top Davis Cup stars
OF both Australia and America.
Brennan Contacts Trabert.
1t developed today that Bren-
nan has been making his own
overtures. He contacted Tony
Trabert. United States Davis
Cup star, and set a conference
for later this month in Sydney.
And Lew Hoad's father, Alan
Hoad. disclosed in Sydney that
his : son has been offered ap-
proximately $25, 900 but said the
offer didn't come from Kramer.
Talk of big money stirred the
interest of the young amateurs
from both countries
Hoad's father said his son
would want $4,000 to accept a
pro offer.
Hoad himself said: IT would
have to consider any offer
Kramer made but it would have
10 pc solid.
Trabert Says He's Not Ready.
Ken Rosewall, Australia's
other young ace, said: IT may
not remain an amateur all my
life but the decision whether I
turn pro would depend whether
! am approached and how much
] am offered"
Trabert said he would be in
terested in turning pro only
when he felt he had measured
up to it. which was not now.
and added II am a very good
friend and have the utmost re-
spect for Jack Kramer. I would
definitely talk with him before
making up my mind"
Both Trabert and Vic Seixas
said they have not been made
any offers.
Harry Hopman, Australian
Davis Cup captain, said he be-
'lieved Kramer may be working
on a plan for a tournament style
tour which would need new
talent, but added, II don't think
any OF our boys would be in
terested unless a very fancy
offer Is made"
Bill Talbert, United States
captain, described the scheme as
fantastic" and doubted If any,
thing would come of it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-10
Fights Lost Night
BY fhs Asseeieted Press

SAN FRANCISco-Jimmy Byrne,
go, Portland, Oreg., and ]. B. Reed,
1872. Vallejo, Calf. drew l10,.
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla.--Johnny
O'Brien, lis. Boston. outpointed Henry
lPappy) Gault, 117a, Spartanhurs,
. s & 1sss nich.-Alan Kennedy. 147.
Bay City, Mich, outpointed Young
Chico: l53 Detroit t6):
DANBURY. Conn. - Johnny Scalero,
ley ley smith i rs New po Haven i ~ stan
NEW YORK tSunnyside Garden) -
Isaac Logart, 145. Havana, stopped
Calvin Davis, 1861, New York f2l.
ERIE, Pa.-Enil Brtko. Pittsburgh.
outpointed Joe Tuvelle. Buffalo. n Y.
(Sl. lHeavyweights, but exact weights
LONDON. Ontario.-Allan McFater,
142, Toronto. outpointed Wesley Lowry,
143. Saginaw, Mich tIo)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-10
5 Alumni Groups Meet
To Boost Rowino Here

Alumni groups Of five schools
will get together at 8 o'clock to-
night in the Crystal Room of the
Willard Hotel to listen to the
Secretary of Navy, see films Of
boat races and to dance.
Ultimate purpose of the gath
ering is to boost rowing here.
Secretary of Navy Charles s.
Thomas will be the guest speaker.
The sponsoring alumni are
from Cornell. Columbia, Navy,
Wisconsin and Syracuse.
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Montgomery &c Eleven
Names IS Co-Coptoins

Tackle Tom Walker and Quar-
terback Bill Corse were elected
co-captains of next years Mont
eomery Junior College football
team at a banquet last night in
honor OF the indicated 1854
team.
Marty Gallagher. who scored
IL touchdowns this season for
a school record, was voted the
teams most valuable player.
Guard Bill Maloy was voted the
outstanding llneman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-10

last nlgnL SnOL
q set Of Az
in the Nation
al Capital
League at the
kim Pin.
Such scores
We been
C o nlmonplace
in Shreve's
career, but
that 412 was
very crafty
ing. 1t was
his first 400
in a comeback.
MAS hie Apot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-10
Hockey at q Glance

BY the Associated Press
Yesterdays Results.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Washington, 3; New Haven, q
NATIONAL LEAtG UE.
Montreal, =; Toronto, o.
Detroit, ;: New York. ..
Boston. =, Chicago, l.
49, INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati, |; Fort Wayne, 0.
TOday's Schedule.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
No games scheduled.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Hershey at Cleveland.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
No galneS scheduled.
EASTERN LEAGUE,
No games scheduled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-10

Two bluehh'd
days in a row.
Hoping to dis
pell our jinx.
we arranged
with our son,
Bill, jr.. who is
a member of
I h e Officers
Duck Hunting
Club at Aber-
d g e n, Md.
p r o v ! n s
Ground, for a
days S h o } t
Monday. w e
Rnhhrnrl Z IA q Z
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shot at the 18th. finishing in Q
tie for second.
Deadlocked for fifth with SIS
were Dave Douglas of Gros-
singers, N. y; Bo Winninger Of
Oklahoma City; Chick Harbert
of Worthwhile. Mich; Ed tPorky)
Oliver of Lemont, H.; Tommy
Bolt of Houston. and Ed Grit
fiths Of Flossmoor. III,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-10
Bronco to Minneapolis

NEW YORK. Dec. 10 (P.-
The New York Giants have
signed Pitcher Ralph Branca to
q Minneapolis contract in the
American Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-10

Sam Shreye. veteran duckpin
bowler who six seasons ago led
the Winchester Packard team
to q world record game of 797,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-10
FORE AND AFT
By Malcolm Lsmborne, il.

Y
Association, which is 20 years
old this fall. stages old grads
night tonight in the Dodge Ho-
tel. Ten of the II former COM
modoreS of Washington'S oldest
sailing organization win be ON
hand to receive special awards.
In chronological order they
are Werner Smythe, 1873;
Paul Tomalin. 1899; Prentice
Burlington, 1910: Charles Tram
nell. jr.. 1871: Mac Lamborne,
1923: Len Penso, l944-5;
George bankers, 1867; Ben
Minor. 1913; Writ gill. 1880,
and owen Oakley. 1882.
Missing from the roll call is
Jack Marsh, who served as COM
modore for the first three years.
At last reports Marsh. now a
resident Of Florida. was out of
the country. All other former
commodores are still residents
Of the Washington area, with
the exception Of Smythe, who is
living in Connecticut.
Commodore Bob Busby also
plans to give service awards to
Mrs. Sonny Kierst, longtime
secretary Of the race committee:
Fred Tip. who heads the Capt.
tall orinthian Yacht Club Sea
Scouts. The Evening Star, Har-
Dor Police. Columbia Yacht Club
and National Yacht Club.
Trophy winners Of the asso-
cations spring and fall series
plus the Memorial Day regatta
will receive their silverware. Fol-
lowing the dinner and awards,
there will be dance.
-Four shippers who are mem
bers OF area boating outfits
wound up the 1854 season as
high-point men in their class.
They are Jack Fordyce in Witch
Woman of the Potomac River
Association. Thistles; Boy Ray
in Terrapin Of Columbia Yacht
Club, Comets: Bin Rushlow in
Pursuit Of Columbia, Snipes;
and Karl Slater in America,
Potomac River Association,
Chesapeake EOS.
Other top sailors for the year
are J. Miller Sherwood, Gibson
Island overall cruising division
and Glass B: Porter Schutt, Glib
son Island. Glass A: Arnie Gay,
Annapolis, Glass C.; Norman |
Owens. Gibson Island, racing |
division: Charles Scott, Potap- |
skut Sailing Association, Deltas: |
John Todd. Tired Avon Yacht
Club, Stars; Barney Meade III,
Baltimore Yacht Club, Light
nings; Hugh Wallis, West River,
Chesapeake l6s; Pete Gels.
Pasadena Sailing Association,
N ationals: Charles Smith,
Annapolis, Hamptons; Charlie
Strausburg, GlenmAr Sailing AS
ISOLATION, Penguins, and Sunny
Cabell. Norfolk, Moths.
Sailing teams from George
Washington and GEORGETOWN
Universities compete Sunday on
the Anacostia River in a dual
frostbite regatta. These two
rivals finished third and fourth.
respectively, in last weeks big
Potomac Frostbite Regatta
staged off Corinthian Yacht Club.
Apparently the man to watch
is GW's George Collins.
who was high-scoring individual
skipper for B division last Satur-
day and Sunday.
NIT won the series, thanks in
great part to its high-Scoring A
skipper, Nick Newman.
Capital Yacht Clubs monthly
meeting next Tuesday will afford
the last opportunity for MEM
berS to nominate officers for the
next year. The nominating COM
mittee will submit its report and
elections will be held at the
January meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-10
OUTDOORS

In Wednesdays column we told
about our duck hunting trip on
the Pamunkey River in Virginia,
where with our usual luck we nit
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Early Going Rough
On Basketball Trail
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first double header played in the
new SIS million Spokane Col
iseum.
Gonzaga took Whitworth. 10
so. in the first game. The Cou-
CARS then nipped Utah State. So
So. on Ron Bennink's one
handler with only 20 seconds left.
In New York. Madison Square
Garden opened its 21st season
Of college basketball, and the
Seton Hall Pirates rallied in the
final seven minutes to defeat
Western Kentucky. 1885, after
st. Joseph's Of Philadelphia
downed Manhattan, 1853.
Sophomore Dick Gaines spanked
Seton Hall, which made up an
8-point deficit to tie the score
at 1915 with S minutes left.
Gaines, who finished with %
points, put Seton Hall ahead on
a driving layup. and the Pirates
quickly made 1t route. Billy
Lynch's southpaw Jump shots led
the st. Joseph's assault. The
6-foot-6 center scored 81 points.
Louisville Wins Again.
Louisville had a tussle before
defeating John Carroll, 96-83.
for it's fourth straight victory.
while undefeated Drake merely
coasted to It's second win by
drubbing South Dakota. 83-48.
North Carolina led all the way
to defeat South Carolina, 1857,
in an Atlantic Coast Conference
game. William and Mary rocked
Hampden-Sydney, 108-76, and
Furman rolled over Newberry.
1856.
The Phillips Oilers. an AAU
powerhouse, defeated Baylor. To-
sc, on Chuck Darling's field goal
and Ray Steiner's two free
throws in the last 8 minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-10

Capital Yacht Clubs monthly
meeting next Tuesday will afford
the last opportunity for mem
bers to nominate officers for the
next year. The nominating COM
mittee will submit its report and
elections will be held at the
January meeting.
Evening star., 1954-05-23
MIscELLANEoUs FoR sALE

SAWS AND WOODWORKING tools,
AtinS and other makes: low sale
prices while they last; saws, $685.
up: new straight-line Dremel sand
srs IN stock, Woodworking lathes:
ns 81 fcTE1c g TSU. sEaSSH1ss ESGHPMT K5sf peS5 &C.
.x4!3 Sherman ave. NV.
SCALk, yegetable, hanging type. scoop
ana round pans: new guar; S6.76
each. PRICE REFGR. CO., 34OO Ga.
ave. TU. 2-2636. Hussmann Distr.
ss,kEENs,. window. copper f32 asstd.
bIeSh ss Rindo~s lRsS ms.a5 go f95asH 9sss6 dou-
SCREENS, aluminium tension: sizes
As IN; BY 2734 in. 48 In. by 23sZ
IN; ~ each. JU. 0-4601.
o. All demonstrator sewing machines
SEWING No'ucE cENrss. sIsaheTfii sii1 sdisSEs dsOTsis
SEWING MACHINE, New Home rotary 81
elec... walnut console; reverse stitch.
attachments, good operating cond..
SEWING MACHINE. Special Monday.
Tuesday. Brand. new Domestic port.
was si49.5o. now siiS.5o. SSia
sESrhS.y kss hhCSy.' TX yA c,siHa Ss4s.l4; .,.. -,
msnt. 6oSSin portable portable reverse ozs attach
SEWING MACHINE. white i rotary.
: liEs new; $40; II. 7.ss16.
incl. buttonhole maker, all attach
ments DE. 2-l691 between 12
sEWINSG MACHINE. tailor's power
SEWING MxcHiNE. Singer. heavy
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guarantee: blue brocade Chaise
Tongue. extra size. $35. OF. 4-7I22.
Evening star., 1954-05-23
SCRAP IRON
SCRAP METALS

Auto batteries. house raes: highess
Open every Saturday until l:SO pm. pm.
TYPEWRITER Royal STANDARD,
elite; no Junk: no dealers. CO,
USED MACHINE SHOP EourPr-
Old machine wanted II complete
and priced right Boz 30i-J star
WILL CARE FOR Grand piano: in
modern air-cond. apt. with OF
without option to purchase; win
good cond., with satisfactory tone
quality. EN- 2-6197. Sunday. --23
WANTED TO BUY three 4.O0xlS
tires such as were used on now
obsolete model Of Worthington
gane mower. TIE. 6-417O. -23
Evening star., 1954-05-23

DIAMONDS. gold. silver. We pay
highest cash prices see US nrst,
jEwELRY Of any descrip-
ton, gold and silver, cash. paid.
FURNIfetRE@Will buy entire con-
ents or odd pieces, also old china.
bric-a-brac. Buying and selling for
sts, NV. ME. S-52S7,
FURNITURE wanted today. furniture
any other useful household articles.
any amoHnt Al Also want gooa oI7 piSNnse' Ns
GRADY. Ma. s-2619.
FURNITURE WANTED. any amount;
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household JC 5-03l3. -
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of good used furniture; TOP price
"a s,ssI0 w.,rv,
also 42-in. 1-piece sink; modern
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Evening star., 1954-05-23

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PIANOS
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REFGR., Hill. dairy. with .slidine
msch GssSssssoeu $3.50 rM shss seass sRs
RIFLE. Remington. Model 7e2. S57
Robert, $50. .LU. 1-S5OO.
KHSs dnesS orscsa pscs RaEE sFEs ans Sg small s6s
2427 18th st. NV al
RUGS-Ruby and blue sarouk, axI2
Good condition; $3.50 XII. 1884
RUG-e by 12. all wool Karastan
excellent condition. $50. RIA. .3-3230
hC0-1AIo ~ iOydl Dluc, kOou Cohul-
tion. $25. ia: 9-345s.
Wiltons 9x12's. oriental
pat; also 2 Karastans Kirman pat.
gxl1, pastel paesl shades; $35 to. $110.
RUGs-Hooked rugs from New Eng
land, scatter size. Call OIL. 6-eSIo.
RUGS, summer. Cuckoo clock, pre-
teeis ana isi; paints. iS BE- Es:s s.sees. mas
RUGS - American Oriental, 9x12,
pad. matching scatter rug. Perfect
CONG; S125. Other misc. items, TU
RUGs@semi-antique Turkish throw
rugs ESQ from famous estate. Ii
RUGS. ca. 41sx7h. Q deep blue wool
RverSTeem STTSiSem 4esaeS'. Iose S'o' new 'onoi'ion
K9 stove exrs Tspp M'0 Ts.eS sS0d oTsm aSod
RUS. Z sxiS summer, reversible;
RUG. reversible wool. shxes IT
efHald offsr. JAl mage es.so7S. excel eono'; oes'
RUG, 2 hand made hooked WOO
sacr; S25 ca. Wo. 6-6377. 10 to 5
RUGS. sx12, wine American oriental
Green tone,on broadloom. $40 each
RUGS. 3 sisal dusty rose. sx12j
green and beige Sx10: excel. cond
OL: 4-47l9.
Evening star., 1954-05-23
PIANOS

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