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fever began to climb. He died
with his wife. Mary. of Pocatello,
Idaho, and his manager. Nuno
Cam of Boston. at his side.
I'm terribly sorry" James
on hearing the news of Sanders
death. II didn't realize I hit
kept muttering in his anguish
him so hard. / thought he would
be up in a couple of minutes.
It's an awful, awful thing"
Opponent May Quit.
James added: 81 don't know
whether I'll fight again."
Sanders went down after a
series of lefts and right cross.
Observers said Sanders didn't
hit his head on the well-padded
canvas. nor did it appear the
punches were that hard.
His last words to his seconds
before stepping out in the fatal
11th round were that he was
going out to win those last two
rounds New England title bouts
are a standard IL rounds. Cam
said Sanders, just before the end,
told him he wasn't hurt.
Sanders had been staggered
with right to his left eye which
(See SANDERS, Page C-2)
Evening star., 1954-12-13
Statistics

Walter Sparks, father on Tackle
Dave Sparks who died suddenly
/, after last weeks game, Dorow
turned in the finest quarter
backing performance the Red
skins have had all year. It gave
the team its third victory against
nine defeats. matching the clubs
1850 record, and moved it out
of the basement.
The Cardinals ended up in the
janitor's quarters with a 2-10
record.
Until he was kayoed in the
third quarter and replaced by
Jack Scarbath, Dorow handled
the Redskins offense as smoothly
as a silk-gloved magician. It
was quite a show for Eddie Le-
Baron, who will rejoin the team
next season, and Scarbath, who
was in tough spot when he took
over. Jack completed only one
of four passes and had his
troubles, even though the op-
position left something to be
desired.
Does Everything Right.
Dorow knew when to run,
picking up SO yards on six trips,
and when to throw, completing
8 of 18 passes for 220 yards Two
Evening star., 1954-12-13

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 13.-All
five assistant coaches for the Los
Angeles Rams have quit. Four
quit yesterday. not unexpectedly.
and today it was learned that
Johnny Sauer has accepted the
head coaching job at The Cita-
del.
Howard (Re6 Hickey, Dick
Voris, Ralph (Buck) Weaver and
Bill Battles turned in their res
ignations to President Dan
Reeves yesterday. All four told
Hampton Pool in october they
could not serve with him after
the season ended.
Head Coach Pool accepted
their decision gracefully. He
called them the finest in the
profession" in the dressing room
following the 35-27 victory over
Green Bay here yesterday. He
also wished them the best of
luck.
Weaver. a former star with
Redlands (Calif.) High School,
will stick around theoretically
until June, when his contract
expires.
Hickey joined the Rams 13
years ago and was a star end
(See RAMS, Page C-3.)
Evening star., 1954-12-13
Vanderbilt Co-Coptoin
Added to South Squod
By the Assoeiosed Press

MIAMI. Fla. Dec. 13.-Pete
Williams, co-captain at Wander
bilt, has been named to the South
squad for the Shrine All-Star
football game in the Orange
Bowl Christmas night.
Coach Andy Gustafson said he
would use Williams as a guard,
the position Williams held two
years on the. Vanderbilt team.
This year. however. he was
moved over to tackle.
The South team has picked
% of its Is men, while the North
squad has announced 13.
Evening star., 1954-12-13
Six of College Teams Picked
For Top 10 Already Defeated

for LaSalle to register it's fourth
triumph.
Kentucky had its toughest
game since it last was beaten, by
st. Johns in 1852. as it edged
Xavier of Ohio, 1859, for it's
9th straight. The Wildcats led
by only 70-69 with less than a
minute remaining.
Dayton and North Carolina
State, ranked seventh and 10th
respectively in the AP poll, i'm
proved their prospects with re-
sounding victories. The Flyers
Of Ohio won their fourth in a
row, burying Bowling Green, 1O9-
80, and the Wolfpack notched its
fifth straight with a 66-53 win
over Eastern Kentucky.
The biggest shock was George
(See BASKETBALL, Page C-2.)
Evening star., 1954-12-13

The betting today is that nc
college basketball team will &c
through the season with fewer
than two or three defeats. The
campaign is less than two weeks
old and already teams tapped
for outstanding seasons have
been dumped unceremoniously
from the unbeaten class.
Exactly half of the top 10
teams in the Associated Press
preseason poll bit the dust for
the first time Saturday. They
were Duquesne mo. 81, Iowa
(No. a. Holy Cross (No. So,
Niagara tNo. 81 and Notre Dame
(No. 81. Indiana mo. 81 was
beaten earlier in the week.
In addition. 11th-ranked Okla
homa A&M was knocked off, as
were 12th-rated st. Louis, peren-
nially powerful Western Ken
lucky, North Carolina, Fordham,
Army. Texas Christian and San
Francisco. Duke, Penn State,
Wake Forest and Kansas State
also have been beaten.
LaSalle and Kentucky Scared.
LaSalle and Kentucky, one-
two in last weeks A. P. poll, still
were among the unpeatens but
not before they were handed
honest-to-goodness scares. The
Explorers, behind from the OPEN
ing whistle, were forced into
overtime before eking out a
76-75 victory over Niagara. It
took desperation shot by Bob
Naples with only s seconds left
Evening star., 1954-12-13
D. C. Club Wins Fourth Stroqht
Lions OwnerHeods Movement
For Big League Ice Hockey

Haven at Uline Saturday night
in games this week.
Mcdonald PAGES Lions.
Marlowe Mcdonald led the
Lions to their fourth straight
victory yesterday when he scored
two goals in the first period.
Herb Schiller of the Clippers
scored at 7:05 and Mcdonald
came back with goals at 1889
and 1906. Joe Formica scored
the other goal in the third period.
Jackie Spencer, Washington's
20-year-old goalie. made IS saves
as he held the opposition to one
goal for the first time this sea-
son. He leads the league in
keeping down the score with an
average of 3.4 goals per game.
Evening star., 1954-12-13

nails, 372O thus avoiding the National League cellar
It cost the Redskins first choice in the upcomng draft
OF college players but this is not necessarily disastrous
loss The Redskins front Office hasn't been very good
recent years in drafting.
A FEW SEASONS BACK it may be remembered Leon
Heath the No draft choice reports that
Mr. Heath is doing better in the Army and about to play
with Fort Sill in the Poinseta Bowl the service classic
there named George Thomas another No. draft
choice from Oklahoma. Turned two feet
something. Jack Scarbah No. seec-
ton Jack still could be good pro quarterback but haydy
with the Redskins the fans here to have soured
the ex-Maryand star.
Indeed the handwriting might have been on scarbaths
wall yesterday in the cold and damp of Griffith Stadium
Kuharch who not only still coaching for the week.
whose contract has extended AL to play
quarterback scarbath And Dorow took in his mind
to play his very best game pro.
AL threw four touchdown passes three to Bones Taylor
and fourth to Charlie Justice field goal and scntat
ing by that scatback tackle Jim Rcca rounded out the
Washington scoring
As if Dorows hot hand not sufficient to torment
scarbath reurnee from Canada named Eddie LeBaron
In the stands ineligible but under contract Somebody's got
to the quarterback and everybody entitled to
guess as to his identity
FOR SOME REASON, good deal expected of the
Cardinals despite record that approximately
bad the Redskins The Cheagoans had beaten the
Redskins in earlier contest 1916 and they had Ollie
Mason going for them There nobody in George Preston
Marshals employ to match Matson.
But Matson could perform no wonders It If the
Cardinals watching the scoreboard clock waiting for
the end of their dismal The line permitted the
Redkin line to oucharge it, and there didn't to be
much enthusiasm the part Of Masons backfed mates
to block for him anybody else The Cardinal passer
rookie named Lamar McIIan from Arkansas was from
hunger. o. 7 4ssss.@
"McHan came to a -winger," bemoaned Eddie
MCGUIRE drumbeater of the Cards II guess 1t still goes.
He amt bothering anybody quarterback operating
outta the T"
Neither McHan any other passer (incudng Mason)
bothered the Redskins great DEAL although Steve Roma
MIX with the Bears completed quite few after
the lost 1t made for reasonably good contest
but that about all far the fans
OTHERWISE POINTLEss it might have cost the coach
ing job of Joe Sydahar of the Cards. though his
tract has another to Next according to the
Cards management all profits to be sp33 per cent
going to the players and II to the coaches
Don't use my name" begged Chcagoan, "bu think
Stydahar Is dead with the Cardinals Those neen weren't
giving Joe the old do-or-de treatment.
Kuharich ought to know little bit about it, he added
e tried to coach the Cardinals too Joe lost out in
Chicago in resulting from his refusal fire two assist
ant coaches.
How hard the linemen worked is of here 1t
looked like of those Apache Mohawk games during many
stages On occasion appeared the Cards making
up their plays in the huddle
Evening star., 1954-12-13
Victorious CoIoniaIs
Set for Second Try
Al Stopping Hemric
Star staff Photo by Randolph Routt.

George Washington's basket.
ball team, its luster restored by
it's 71-64 triumph over No. :
ranked Duquesne in the SteeI
Bowl final Saturday night, runs
into the Dickie Hemric problem
again tomorrow night.
The big Wake Forest scoring
ace will face the Colonials fol
the second time this season, but
this time it will be on GW's
home floor at Uline Arena. Two
weeks ago when the Colonials
opened the season at Wake For
est. Hemric was responsible for
36 points as the Deacons trim
med CIV, 107-86.
Now CIV apparently has hit a
stride similar to last season,
when it was one of the country's s
ranking college fives, but Hemric
is hotter than ever. Saturday
night he broke loose again with
a record 40 points against Vir-
ginia after Maryland had lin
tied him to two field goals and
10 foul shots for IA points Fri
day.
Maryland put a crimp in Hem
ric by placing big Bob Everett in
front of him and two Others at
his sides. The Terps just didn't
let him get the ball. Other Dea-
con players got enough. chances,
however. for a 62-53 overtime
victory.
Four Way Record.
Hemric's 40 points against the
Cavaliers set a four-way record
for Hemric personally. for the
Atlantic Coast Conference, for
the Wake Forest team and for
Virginia's Memorial Gymnasium.
The previous ACC and gym rec
ord belonged to Buzz Wilkinson
of Virginia. who got As In a
game against North Carolina
last season. Buzz tailed "a
points against Wake Forest, but
that went practically unnoticed
in view Of Hemric's perform
ance.
Hemr:c's best previous effort,
which also was the school rec
ord, was "A points against Duke
two seasons ago.
George Washington's Steel
Bowl triumph over Duquesne
was a big one. The Dukes were
rated No. 3 in the preseason
tSee COLoNIALs. Page C-3)
Evening star., 1954-12-13
StonewoII Beots Roms

A 12-yard pass from Sonny
Wills to Ken Parham yesterday
provided the Stonewall A. c..
football team with a 60 victory
over the Alexandria Rams. its
eighth win against a tie this
season,
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whether the injury will affect his
chances for a scholarship.
DR.. Vincent Di Francesca, the
family physician. was optimistic,
according to Mrs. Droze. He
said that If there is such a thing
as a good break, he DAM had
it," Mrs. Droze said.
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QuarterbackinQ
Against Cards
Best Of Season
AL Can Do No WRONG
AS He and Taylor
Give 1907 q Treat
By Lewis r. Atchison

AL Dorow has served notice on
the Redskins that he wants to
play quarterback, not halfback,
in 1855. The ex-Michigan Slater
did so by throwing four touch
down passes yesterday in lead
ing the Washington Redskins to
a 1920 victory over the favored
Chicago Cardinals in the final
game of the season.
Before 18.l07 chilled fans at
Griffith Stadium, including
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This was one of those years. First,
Curly Lambeau got himself fired in Cali
fornia hotel lobby. Joe Kuharich, an as
sistant, moved up and changed things
around. He didn't win many, but Joe
changed things.
Fan interest sloughed off, but not too
much. The cold weather was a factor as
only 18,107 turned out yesterday to see
the annual Santa Claus extravaganza
Santa, himself, was no bargain, which goes
to show how it was all year. AS for the
Redskins, they had perhaps their best day
in many moons to beat the Chicago Cardi-
Evening star., 1954-12-13

Plans will be made next month
to put a big league character
into the Eastern Hockey League
next season.
More big cities-New York and
Philadelphia have been men,
toned as possibilities-will be
brought into the league. The
league now is made up of Wash
ington. Baltimore, Clinton, N. Y:
Worcester. Mass, and New Ha-
ven. Conn.
M. j. Uline. 80-year-old owner
of the Washington team, says he
will try to advance the plans in
a league meeting next month.
Not that any one is complain
Ing at this stage about the
bush" flavor of the league.
Jack Riley, former hockey coach
and player who now holds forth
as the general manager of Cline
Arena. actually stuck his neck
out IN bringing hockey back
here.
Attendances Improving.
In the face of warnings that it
would not work, Riley, practi-
cally all alone, maintained it
would "if you give the people
what they want" The hockey
attendances have been better
than expected and haye been
improving weekly.
Riley and hockey minded
men from the other cities tossed
this league together like a salad.
All the teams do not play the
same number of games, as some
Of them also play in other
leagues. Riley threw Washing
tons hat into the rink on the
theory that anything would
serve as q start.
Victorious over the Clippers in
Baltimore yesterday by a 3-I
score. the Lions are now q game
and q half In front Of second
place New Haven. washington
plays at Baltimore again
Wednesday night and meets New
Evening star., 1954-12-13
Hockey at q Glance

TODAY'S SCHEDULE.
(No games scheduled In any leage 4
Yesterdays Results.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Montreal. 2; Boston, 2 (tie).
Toronto. /; New York, / (tiel.
Detroit. 4: Chicago, 8.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Buffalo. ! Springfield, 0.
Pittsburgh. 8: Providence, 3 ftiel.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Troy, 4 Johnston, /.
Cincinnati, z; Toledo. /.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Washington, b: Baltimore 1,
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Dorows Big Day May Alter Redskins 1855 Plans
Win, Lose or Dra.s
By FRANCIS STANN

AND SO WE SAY farewell to the Redskins for 1854 Nice
guys usual but good at football only occasion Count
ing exhibitions they three out of 49, and couldn't
be impressed by any of three vcms-Co Steelers
Evening star., 1954-12-13

20. '.-1's.'1
Chicago Bears %: Detroit. "a. @
Cleveland, -; Pittsburgh. 4.
philadelphia 20. New York, Ia.
Los Angeles. 3Ss Green Bay. "a.
Saturdays Result.
San Francisco 10: Baltimore, z.
This weeks Schedule,
SUNDAY.
Detroit Mk cleveland.
Evening star., 1954-12-13

tSee REDSKINS. Page C-2o
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Pro Football

BY the Assoeiofed Press
EASTERN CONFERENCE
Evening star., 1954-12-13

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HELEN PASH PLUS

Kansas City, Hans. Drustvc
"Sveti Josip Marija", odsjek 36C
javlja zalosnu West swim prijate.
lima clanstvu HBz., da smo iz-
gubili IL svojih redova dugogodis-
nju clanicu, sestru Helen Pash Pi.
jus, koja je zaklopila svoje pat
nicke oci "a uvijek IA. julia 1854
Umrla je u Kansas City, Mo-, u
State Sanatoriumu Ia T. B.
sprovod je obavljen ma 16. julia
po crkvenim obredima, a nakon to-
ga smo ju predali majci zemlji ma
Mt. Calvary Groblju u Kansas
City, Kansas
Pokojnica je bila rodjena godine
1885. selu Sedalce, opcina ma
Kupi, kotar Delnice, Jugoslavija. U
Samostalno Drustvo Sveti Josip je
pristupila 1913. godine, koje Sc je
drustvo poslije ujedinilo Hrvat-
sku Bratsku zajednicu.
LA sebe ostavlja supruga Frank,
sina, jednu kcer troje unucadi
Neka nasoj sestri Helen bude
lahka zemlja u kojoj pociva, a
njezinom suprugu, djeci, unucadi,
te ostaloj rodbini prijateljima ma
Sc iskreno saucesce.
Ignac Modertin, tajnik.
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JURAJ KELECIC
MasOntOWn, Pa

MasOntoWn, Pa. - Javljamo "a
losnu West rodbini, prijateljima
clanovima HBZ da je odsjek 566
sa smrcu izgubio il svojih redova
dugogodisnjeg Glana, brata Jurja
Kelecica, koji je preminuo dana
20. augusta 1854.
Bio je rodjen g>odine 1895. u mje-
stu Popovdol, kotar Jaska, Hrvat-
ska. Pristupio je u HBz. 10. aprila
1916. Tu je radio rudokopu Ro-
bina "a dugo godina, te je bio ma
poslu podforman, pa su ga sest
formana cd iste kompanije, koji
su bill njegove kolege "a zivota
pocastili bill njegovi nosioci do
groba, ma kojoj casti i'm Sc maj
ljepse zahvaljujemo. Pokraj ma
Seq odsjeka, on je bio clanom i
SNPJ. r k. crkve u f-.sontownu.
LA sebe ostavlja ovdje vrijednu
i zalosnu suprugu Margaret i dvi-
je udate kceri, Anna Barnhart j
Marie Hatalla, te troje unucadi
i mnogo druge rodbine prijatelja
ovdje u starom kraju.
Njegov odar je bio okicen mno-
gobrojnim vijencima cvijeca cd O.
bitelji, rodbine prijatelja, me-
dju kojima je bio krasni vijenac
cd naseg odsjeka znak zadnje
pocasti. Takodjer je bilo mnogo
placenih misa "a pokoj njegove
duse.
Sprovod Sc je obavio "a. augusta
uz crkvene obrede, misa zadus-
MICA Sc odsluzila u katolickoj cr-
Xvi u Masontown, Pa. Uz clanove
naseg odsjeka, rodbine prijatelja,
koji SUI dosIi iz bliza daleka, spro-
vodu je prisustvovalo clanstvo
SNPJ. Mad otvorenim grobom, u
ime clanstva naseg odsjeka, proci-
tao je nadgrobno slovo mas odsjec-
nj predsjednik, brat Michael Miha-
lie.
Neka ii je brate Juraj lahka cr-
ma zemlja u kojoj vec pocivas, a
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BOzO TRBOVIC

Canton, Ohio. Odsjek 514
HBz ovime javlja zalosnu West
clanstvu / prijateljima, da smo il
nase sredine naglom smrcu izgu-
bill dugogodisnjeg clana brata Bo-
zu Trbovita. Pokojnik je wise go
dina poboljevao, ali bolest nije BIZ
la teske naravi, pa je njegova
nagla smrt, koja je nastupila 5.
augusta 1854. tesko pogodila obi
tell prijatelje.
Pokojnik Sc rodio godine 1884. u
selu Poljana, Gorski Kotar. U o.
WI zemlju je dosao pred SO godine.
U Canton Sc doselio pred 81 go
dine. Preko 80 godina radio je ov-
die u Cantonu kod Timken Roller
Bearing Co. U HBz pristupio je
god. 1914, "a istu kao "a odsjek
514 radio je pomagao prema vre-
menu sposobnostima. Pokojnik je
takodjer bio clanom Srpskog Ma
rodnog Saveza drustva Sv. George
143. Koliko je bio postwar kod
clanstva jednog drugog drustva
odrazilo sc to u lijepim vijencima,
koje su mu tsta polozila ma odar,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-22
BoziGna zabava djece u DjeGjem Domu
Djeca vas pozivaiu 19. decembra, 1854

Des Planes Ill. - Odkada postoji Djeciji Dom navada
je, da Bozcu cin zabava djecu Djecjem Domu.
Owe godne sloz, da ia zabava odrz 49, de-
cembra, pax svih kolko ina pozvamo moimo da
tai dan ostavite da dodjee posetit Ovo spe
cialno upucujemo nasoj brac Chicagi So Chicago jer
i'm e blzu, svakako N. Chicago, Joliet Waukegan Mil
waukee, Kenosha, w. Als La Grange, Summit Argo, Ci-
sve redom da posjete kolko i'm e wise moguce
Djeca ce mao svirat pjevat, pa pesati to dati
&c mau predstavu koju deklamacu. Ako ste vi prisuni
utoko &c dec b draze odigrat ce pesme plesove boe
Bratski pozdrav,
N. D. Saric, upravitelj.