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BEAUTIFUL building sites along new
lake at Burtonsville. Md. Boating
and fishing. Lots contain 8, 8, 27
and 40 acres; l5-min. drive to city
line of Washington. BROWN
AGENCY. JU. 1914, JU. 9-3497.
ATTENTION BUILDERs-39 lots,
excel. terms; $3.50 ca. BERNARD
T. BROSIUS. Realtor, JU. 5000.
LARGE LOT in Lanham Park, Md;
formation, call LU. 1-Os5s, between
BffPaEspHEcfose i FIFE faH z R% in; 3 rambler
sites; 7O-ft. frontage; ready. to go;
$500 cash will handle, balance
subordinsted; Call Oh 4IQ65O. 0L.
eSox7S-FT. Sh; c-F1o0'L LOT. of Western M" ave.
NV; Catholic church and school.
BUSINESS SITE treasl ,3oo-tt
ttontas frontage c;3n on ~ y nr' a-o Rs II and
NASH ST. Sc. $500 BLOCK-Two
lots. 49x95 each. Call LU. 1-6937
or LII 2-6SS5. go
73 LOTS. to be sold in the one group;
SCOTT. frontage on Wis. ave. ex-
tending to Maplewood; walking dis
VA-approved plans available. H. J
KORZENDORFER CO. INC. OIL. f.
APT. OR DUPLEX SITE of approx.
$4,000 50. IT; adjacent to, large
garden-type apt. IN S. Arl.. . blks.
from Columbia pike. Reasonably
priced: Call IN Mr.; Wilkins, Tith
HAWTHoRNE fEySlf Or E-GS NV. - Wooded ele-
waited lot 100 #. wide, 100 deep;
adjacent to Rock Greek Park; won,
derful view; u blk. to transp. Call
Mrs. Grant CO. 5-6246. PAUL. P.
STONE, Realtor, -2l
LTNCOLNIA PARK-Just CT Shirley
hwy: no traffic. lights to Potomac
River: 10 it. frontage by 275 IT.
MASS. AVE. AREA to 4 building
lots ready for immediate construc-
ton. Street. sewer and water, incl
lateraIs in; S3i 90 each. JAMES l.
BEATTIFHL LOT on potomac River;
wonderful view; good price and
terms. Call EDGE. so. 5-4095;
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

PROFESSIONAL OFFICES in new
bldg adjacent to Piney Branch
and Flower ave. shopping center
trance. t Mr.: CHARLES HoWA6,D
DOWNTOWN - Air cond. - busiest
entire end foor-private entrance
=. 400 So. ft.-large Windows
toilets0immed, occupancy-call o.
AIRncdNBfTioNEp. lTsT diH5TPii newly renovated ws"
bldg; financial district. ii29 YER
1877 @Ha' 1sis sts ST. s% N% Ea ST AvsisSis sRSss
'hree-room suite. 1st floor: will con-
slider individual, offices, air condi,
$40 MONTH will rent conveniently
Georgia ave. NV; plenty of parking
available; all utilities included. KAY
oFEidF REAhF4 FoR Go RES4 SA ,5 $780, Gss9t c,tv
Reception5st service . It tsisphone. e. IS Rss- R
EVANS BLDG. Ti4ao New New York ave.
per Ea'is suite. sl5o. 5' Apply GIG ign Evans ans
AiRtCoNDITIoNED OFFICES avail
once. Bldg. 1916 Conn. ave. NV.
I1O6 G ST. N.W.-Attrac. air-cond
ONCE in established law firm. Recep-
tion rm.. library and all priyils. Suit.
representative. etc. Call ME. s-5936
RADIO BLDG. close-in North Ar
lington at Courthouse. 16x2S store
with street and lobby entrance. Suit:
able real estate. insurance or small
sRaNNoSR sRSf SRers'iHp Z IucHs Ht co. AnsSsFf sS5 Il
EXCEL. LOC. for dentist and podi-
artist IT., in IT,, thriving 1,ns NJ seomSnmnInity
Across FROM ssTiATLHE:R. 1908 1908 9Th
St NV. large spacious once. furn,,
parking space rear optional. SIS.
PMYsICiHS's oFFICE-Finest ioca-
sGn On sfy Sh ca sad RS5k Ro gs Ed nOS
1SaO II ST. N.W.~s connected rms.
End A.. 15x24, I5x15 and 9x10:
Sl25. Air-cond.. S130. Close to
hotels and Govt. bldss. GERBICH.
Isis eI conn. AVE. approx. $50 so.
It. with 3 lge. cor. wind. very reas.
DI 7-OS3O. RA. 1862. -23
14th . ST TN SR t. THOMAS nH.Dsi. oI. CIRcLE .s.
sSs cHiLLUM RD.. CHiLLUM. MD
Two new 2-rm. ofices; SIS and SIS
mo. Ii. 7-9377 or LA. 6-4541.
ARLINGToN-e small adjoining Of
fees, desk space: reaS.; parking
PRIVILEGES: good location. IA. 2-6S93.
PHYSICIANS to properly staf Bar
croft Medical Bldg. to service the
needs for the expanding area Of
and surgery. ear eyes, nose and
Rental $3.50 to Sii5 mo- includ-
ing utils,. and air conditioning. To-
INSPECT day or ewes; call
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STORES FOR RENT

9l5 G ST. N,W.-Lge. store. about
2,20O 50. it.; newly remodeled;
knotty pine walls; ideal for dis
count house; reas.; call LU. lei l6.
STORE AND WAREHOUSE or 6-car
brick earaRe. 26lo 14th st. NV.
S225 mo. OWNER. co. $4,000 week
I stk AND q sTs. N.w.-Exce!. loca-
tion for bakery, delicatessen. barber.
laundromat; rent reas. DU. 10000.
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FENTON BUILDING
SILVER SPRING, MD.
AIR CONDITIONED

Cor. of Colesville I'd. and Fenton St,
OPP. Hecht Co, nice front once
containing about 700 50. IT.. in this
new, modern bldg. For info, call
Mr.. Transue. RM $4,000. LEGUM
& GERBER REALTY CO.
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SECIIRITY
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

Va. Phone JE. 2-7447
Closed Sundays.
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CHURCHES FOR SALE
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

USED CAR or ideal trailer sales: ap-
prox. 200 It. frontage; room enough
for 100 cars: ideal building with )
separate ofnees; all modern. inside
conveniences; two outside garages
for repair. ETC.: lights already In:
ready for immediate use. Call IA. q
400 and ask Mr.. WHITE for fur
ther information -19
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SEASHoRE PROPERTY
WATERFRONT PROP. FoR RENT
VACATION PLACES

MAINE sEA-COAST COTTAGE-At.
tractlve, comfortable; beaut. loca-
tion: modern; S15 per week. $500
mo-. $500 season. plus utils. OIL. 2s
0353. -25
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

FIRST MORTGAGE for sale on
property located in Northvood
Park Silver Spring Call WA.
16030 for information. 20
$!0.OOO. 9-YR.. 80 End TRUST. on
5 ma shbs aD' disc with ks st tTass s4s,9 q
81. 900 DEF. PURCH. end TRiJsr.
81. b. and J., $500; 4Oet dis.
count. ST. 3-9433. -2I
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SMALL ESTATE
SERIOUSLY

This is without q doubt the most
colorful and outstanding dairy farm
in Frederick Co; new modern
mansion; large State road frontage;
miles Of mountain and valley view;
1862 acres in high state of culttva-
ton; price, S52,500.. 1st mortgage'
$4,000. SIGLER & CO., RA; j.
343l til q. -
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HOUSES TO BUILD

HOUSES BUILT ON YOUR LOT
Plans. specifications and complete
building service. Box 76-K. Star.
WE CUSTOM ERECT your house, saw
ing you 2O8c the Best-Bilt-Way.
1000 financing. Call or write for
FREE brochure of 22 different floor
plans, or send us your own plan for
a BID. n H. BEST. INC. S118 Wis.
ave.. Bethesda, Nd, OIL. 2-3633.
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$500 DOWN

BALANCE LESS THAN RENT
3-hedDoom rambler ON large corner lot
MAryNAS REALTY CO..
2116 Wilson Blvd, Arl. IA. S-27S3
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WAREHOUSES WANTED
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
Attention Contractors

One-story ONCE bldg, storeroom and
yard; 3.400 50. it.: Industrial conv
to tranSp., near Walter Reed Hos
pital: suitable any type contractor;
$500 per mo- RA 3-S7lO "a
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

CHOICE COMMERCIAL GROUND. on
Arlington, blvd... highly developed
price. RE. 7-4O36.
I-CAR BAICK GARAGE and lot.
suitable for painters. electricians,
plumbers: etc. Nr. N. y; ave. and
N. Capitol st. Phone HU. 3-s4S4.
NEAR 18th AND PENNA. AVE. NV.
10 rms, 2 baths; zoned LIST COM
mercial; newly redec. LINKINS CO..
Di 7-s6SS' ewes. and weekends
sEcoND4 EC io44 COMMERCIAL GRoUN1DD- W1D
1900 block of M st. NV, 10, Dos
So. IT, 11O-ft. frontage. W. +.
ALTHOFF, LO. 5-4OSO. "a
FOR SALE OR TRADE, 1st CONNER
cial; II rms; store and garage: deep
MaRLBoko Isfd sGi ne PIkESApp4ox. k1 3app4 eo.oGd
So IT; Of level st commercial ground;
cluded with sale Of ground is oper-
able lunch room business. This. is
nighiy trayersed beach I'd. Price,
2.427s. BASILIKO REALTY CO.,
D1. 7-S724. 1925 Vernon ave. w.
CD ZONING-Corner property, $50
1t. on Wilson blvd; lge. 7-rm.. "a
bath house. gar, suitable home and
business; permit can be obtained to
build extra. structure on rear of
lot; owner, leaving city, will accept
offer; excel. terms.
LAWYER, DOCfOR. RESIDENCE, etc.
Ia blks. Arlington Courthouse;
brick 2-Story; leaving area, sacri-
BEULAH Goss, IA. 2-5es2
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DESK SPACE
FARMS

$500 DN.. S75 MO. buys for $500,
yds. on the Po river. IS It. on hard
road: IS miles so. of D. c.. TIE.
10 ACRES, GOOD s-RM. HOUsE.
grist mill, on river, 400 yds. on
U. S. Hwy. /: 6S miles SO. Of D. G.;
good motel site. $4,000. 80 900
down; good terms. TIE. 6-4i31.
STROUT CATALOG-Mailed FREE;
"a States. STROUT REALTY. .234-A
Woodward Bldg. Washington. ST.
3.37S4.
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LOANS
REAL ESTATE LOANS

CASH IN ONE DAY-second trust
loans and notes purchased Also
FIRST trusts Ex 800.
buy 2nd-trust notes D. c.. nearby
Md. or Va; reasonable rates. ma.
TIONAL MORTGAGE q INVEST.
MENI CORP, 1912 Y. ave. NV.
1st, end. Srd TRUST LOANS covering
d. c., nearby Md. and Va. proper
ties Financial relief for al pur.
poses. including repairs. remodelinR,
additions or improvements. APEX
REALTY Co. OIL N Y. ave. ne.
ST. 3-1612. 23s
BARLOW REALTY CO.. Realtors.
1881 @ st. nv. ME. S-2495.
WILL FINANCE OR BUY your 2nd
trust: INQUIRIES confidential. RA.
3-23l3. days or evenings.
SPOT CASH FOR End TRUSTS
2l2ec TO ~ DISCOUNT
MR.. QUICK. LO. 1866
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HOUSES WANTED TO eur


ALL CASH, or up to 81 900 more than
average cash down: on terms at
near retail price. MR.. WHITE, ia.
1928.
TO GET TOP PRICES for your home ;
free appr. Call SWISS REALTY CO.,
DU. 7-1l79, 2423 18th st. NV. -27
MOD. CLEAN 2 or 3 bedrm. home
IN D C; or nearby Md. Sc pref
Have substantial cash. MRS. COX
LU.. 2.S136 or ST. 3-7368.
IMMEDIATE CASH. for your home
or inv. property. Anv location. DI
1882. TU 2.S35a
ALL Cash - IMMEDIATE ACTION
FOR YOUR HOME. EYES. NO
WISH 70 PURCHASE home in wood
ridge or Brookland. Substantial
cash. no AGENTS. DU. 7-245l. -2l
MAY WE SELL YOUR HOME3
FREE APPRAISALS
S6 YEARS EXPERIENCE
R. A. HUMPHREYS
sos N. Capitol, Realtor, MA. 5000
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$3.50 DOWN-GI
S22,50O

4 BEDROOMS. 2l9 BATHS
A FULL ACRE
Here is an attractive white house
on knoll and only few minutes
from the Shirley hwy. in the con-
vcnient Annandale area: large
living dining room with fireplace;
sun porch bedrooms. bath. and
kitchen on the lSt floor; > bed
rooms and bath on the 2nd floor.
and a half bath, recreation room
and garage in the basement. The
range. refrigerator, washer, freezer
and garden tractor are included.
Additional land is available. Shown
by
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FREE

FREE
Inspection and analysation
OF your motor; get ready for
summer now.
!. Fairly clean motor.
.. Clean and adjust mag.
neto and carburetor.
3. Drain and huSh type
tank and lines.
4. Drain and refll lower
). Flush and check cooling
system
Parts and Installation. labor
extra Prices range from 81
to SIS on larger motors. parts
and installation. labor extra
on all cupboard motors,
See the New 1854 EvinrudeS
Ali models available for i'm.
mediate delivery; limited mum.
Der Of non-starter models; Is
h.p. Big Twin available. Chris
Craft tnboard engines. los
h.p new. like new, S495.
Paints. marine hardware and
accessories available.
CAPITOL MARINE CO.
STORE HRS. a-e; SAT. s-l
CLOSED SUNDAYS.
(Certinued on Next PaGe.l
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OFFICES 3 STUDIOS FOR RENT
(CAmfimuaA.l

HOMEMAKERS CENTER
Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va.
ONCE or desk space. Attractive recep-
and telephone answering service
Available to architects. landscape
architects. interior designers and
decorators. builders, contractors,
engineers and allied professions.
Each classification limited. ia.
7-5663. Ia
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BOATS

NEW lift. SIN. plywood outboard
runabout; $3.50; must see to appre.
ciate. Call JU. 5-S605. Fl
WOLVERINE, l4-ft., 2-yr. .-old Mas.
tercraft trailer; $3.50. IA. 7-IsaO,
lift. RUNABOUT BOAT for sale in
good condition S75. Call 50. S.
9211 after , pm, --2I
loft. OUTBOARD racing pram, 1
yr. old trunk deck; excellent condi.
tion; S95. JA 1888.
NEW 12-ft. Custom Craft Topper, now
under construction. 1854 Martin
70" S3l5: ready to paint. R1TCHID
BOAT WORKS. RE. 5-5501. 30
Evening star., 1954-12-20
Kentucky Report Says Rams
Seek Collier as Head Coach

with it," Collier told Boeck.
Whats more. I'm not seeking
any job. I have a pretty good
Job at Kentucky and I plan to
fulfill it. And you might add
I'm enjoying my work.
Dan Reeves. president of the
Rams, was not available imme-
diately for comment.
Collier, who was named coach
of the year" in the Southeastern
Conference in his first season
at Kentucky. was awarded a
three-year contract when he
replaced Paul Bryant, who went
to Texas A. and M. He has two
years to go on his contract and
Herman L. Donovan. Kentucky
president, has announced that
it will be extended.
Collier guided Kentucky to a
record of sevent wins against
three losses during the past sea-
son.
Evening star., 1954-12-20
Petiibon PAGES Marines
To SukiyaIni Bowl Win
BY the Assoeiefed Press

TOKYO, Dec. 20.-A United
States Marine football team
ground out q 27-13 victory yes
terday over an Army squad in
the "Sukiyami Bowl" before a
military crowd of 10000.
Lineups of both teams were
studded with top-flight college
players. John Petition. former
Notre Dame halfback. scored two
touchdowns for the Leather
neckS.
The Marines face an Air Force
team in the New Years day Rice
Bowl" game for the Far East
service football title. The Air
Force staggered home a 50-47
winner over a Navy eleven in
Saturdays wild-scoring Tori
Bowl contest.
Evening star., 1954-12-20
'AU Draws Marines
As First Opponent
AT Quantico Tonight
-AP Wirephoto.
Speeiol Dispofch TO The Star

QUANTICO, Va, Dec. 90
American University, a victor
over one of the seven other teams
entered, nevertheless figures to
get knocked out of title conten-
ton tonight as the Quantico Ma
rine Base Christmas collegiate
basketball tournament opens at
Larson Gymnasium.
The public is invited to watch
free of charge this three day
tournament, the first such COL
lege affair ever sponsored by a
military base.
Americans trouble lies in the
draw. Through chance, the Ea-
giles have drawn the host Ma
rines as their first-round oppo-
nent at 8 o'clock tonight
The Eagles, who compiled a
1918 record last season, have
only one regular left over from
that squad. They lost nine in a
row this season before beating
Fairleigh Dickinson College by
four points Friday night at
Rutherford, N. j.
Fairleigh Dickinson is in the
tournament. along with SPRING
field Mass College, the Uni
versity of Buffalo, Washington
and Jefferson College, Belmont
College of Nashville, Tenn, and
Wabash College of Crawfords-
vile. Ind.
The Marines, as usual boasting
a lineup of former college stars,
are heavily favored to win, but
they have disqualified themselves
from the individual player
award. The visiting collegians
also will get a look at life in the
corps, which. officials here hope,
won't hurt recruiting a bit.
Four games are scheduled each
of the three days-today, tomor-
row and Wednesday-which
means that all teams play
throughout the tournament.
Trophies will be given to the
champion, runnerup and con-
ISOLATION winners. Todays sched-
ule:
p.m.-Springfield VS.. Buffalo.
4 p.m.-Washington and jeff
erSon VS.. Belmont.
Spm.-Wabash VS.. Fairleigh
Dickinson.
8p.m.-American VS.. Quantico.
Evening star., 1954-12-20

LOUISVILLE. KY. Dec. 20
Blanton Collier. University OF
Kentucky football coach. is be-
ing sought by the Los Angeles
Rams as their new head coach,
the Courier-Journal said last
night.
A story by Larry Boeck said
the Rams want Collier as re-
placement for Hampton Pool,
who resigned last week. All OF
POOLS assistants had resigned
earlier.
Boeck said he reached Collier
by telephone at Cleveland, where
he had gone for the game be-
tween the Cleveland Browns and
Detroit Lions and quoted him as
saying he didn't know anything
about an offer from the Rams
and that no Los Angeles club Of
ficials had contacted him.
IT have a job and I'm happy
Evening star., 1954-12-20
Connie Mack Leaves
For Winter in Florida
BY the Associoied Press

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 90
Connie Mack, who will be 90
Thursday. flew to Florida yes
terday for the winter with his
son, Connie Mack, jr.
Members of Mack's family, in
cluding several grandchildren,
waved good-by as the longtime
manager of the Athletics took
off for West Palm Beach.
Mack will be staying with Con-
ME, jr., at Fort Myers. His
birthday observance will be at
his sons home, but there will
be no party-just a quiet family
gathering.
Evening star., 1954-12-20
Journeys Spotlight coIonias and Utahs Spoilers
'GW Picked Over Aggies;
Utes Get Shot at Kentucky
sp.sioI Dispatch to III. s,e,

OKLAHOMA CITY. Dec. 20.
George Washington's Southern
Conference basketball champions
are favored over Oklahoma
AdzM, the Missouri Valley cham
pion and defending tournament
champion. in tonight's first
round feature of the 10Th an
nual An-College tournament.
The Aggies, coached by Hank
Iba, seem to be headed into an
of year. although last Saturday
they showed signs of bouncing
back by beating Minnesota, g.
81, to end a three-game losing
string. They now have a 4-3
record. CIV has a 81 figure
after beating Pitt and Duquesne
more than a week ago for the
Steel Bowl tournament title and
drubbing Wake Forest to avenge
its only defeat.
Wichita and San Francisco
open the tournament this after
noon, and the winner will be
favored to make its way to the
final, possibly against CIV.
Two Other Games.
The other afternoon game
presents Oklahoma City against
Houston. while opening the night
program is Wyoming against
Tulsa.
Wichita. runnerup to Okla
homa A&SM in the Missouri VAL
ley last year. has a record Of
three straight and is favored to
take the conference title. San
Francisco brings a Al record
into play. having squared its
only loss with a 56-44 victory
over eighth-ranked UCLA Sat-
urday night.
Both Wyoming and Tulsa. the
teams opening tonight's pro-
gram, have 5-1 records. One Of
Wyoming'S victories was over the
Oklahoma AggieS. 50-43. last
week en- route to a five-game
winning streak that was ended
last Saturday by st. Louis. IA
68. Tulsa's one loss was to
Kansas, while Baylor and Texas
ASM are among the teams it
has beaten.
Houston also has a 5-1 rec
ord. while Oklahoma City has
1-3.
Aggies Rely on Defense.
George Washington tonight
will be sending a high-scoring
team against a coach noted for
his defenses. The Aggies under
Iba play the slow, controlled
style of basketball SO popular
in the Southwest. and it's likely
that Corky Devlin and Joe Hol-
up, the Colonials' big scorers.
will find their averages cut
somewhat.
Devlin carries an average Of
28.5 points into the game and
Holup is averaging "a. Another
important CIV player is 6-foot-
5 Joe Petcavich. who is a hawk
off the backboardS.
AS far as size of the players
goes, the Aggies have four start
ers over 6 feet, almost match
ing the Colonials in that de-
partment, but so far they have
lacked the big scorer this sea-
son.
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Statistics

nells passes, recovering two
fumbles and scoring a touch
down broke Bolling's back and
wrecked its chances of victory
in the Poinsetta Bowl game,
which was played before 10000
screaming spectators at Balboa
Stadium.
"I've been in contact with the
Baltimore ownership since I left
Calgary and I'm giving the Colts
offer considerable thought" said
the shifty, speedy, Fort Sill
halfback.
Vessels, former Oklahoma ALL
America, originally was drafted
by the Colts, but never joined
the club. He preferred the
Canadian offer to that of Bal
timore.
Wants to RejOin McPhail.
II enjoyed the football in Cam
ada, but I think I might like to
wind up my playing days in the
National Football League" YES
sells said. He intimated he would
relish rejoining his old Okla
homa running mate, Buck Nc
Phail, who also is the property
of the Colts and expects to re-
turn to Baltimore in 1856 after
completing his tour of duty in
the Army. Vessels also will be re-
lieved of his service obligations
in 1856.
McPhail and Vessels were a
great wrecking Grey against Boil
ling yesterday. The Airmen were
shocked by Sill's overall strik-
ing power and were kept off bal
ance most all of the time.
Coach Roger Antaya of the
losing Generals declared after
the contest that his team had no
excuses. I'm not going to try
and alibi this game away like
Tay Brown did in 1852 when
we beat his Naval Training Gen.
Evening star., 1954-12-20
Leeds Fort Sill Over Boiling, 27-6
Vessels Hopes to Join Colts
After Discharge From Army

ter team, 35-14, in this same
game" the coach said. They
beat us and deserved the vic
tory"
Defeat Could Hurt Antaya.
The defeat possibly could have
robbed Antaya of a chance to
become head coach of his alma
mater, Dartmouth. He still might
make it, however, because of his
undefeated record in, II pre-
vious games.
His name is to be dropped
into the hopper next month in
New York by Red Rolfe, Dart
mouth athletic director, as a
possible successor to TuSs Nc
Laughrey, who resigned recently.
Antaya had been hoping for a
victory in the Poinsettia classic
as a means of enhancing his
chances for that post.
1--WE just couldn't stop four
running backs like Vessels, Nc
Phail, BODY Green and Quarter
back Dan Page" Antaya OBJ
served.
Green, a shifty Negro from
Allen University who repeatedly
is a 9.5 man at 100 yards, ran
73 yards in the first period for
one of Fort Sill's touchdowns.
The others were scored by Page.
Vessels and Halfback Earl
Kaiser, all on the ground.
Vessels broke the ice with a
tWo-yard squirt around his own
right end, minutes before Green
jumped off on his 73-yard dash
which gave Sill a solid 14-0 lead
at the end of the first period.
Reichardt Scores for Boiling.
After Bolling's Bill Reichardt
had made it 14-6 by going 38
yards in the second period for
the Generals lone touchdown,
Page and Kaiser sewed up mat
ters for Sill in the third >period
by scoring for the Cannoneers.
Page burst into the open early
in the period for a 66-yard scor-
ing dash, while Kaiser climaxed
a long march by scoring on a
12-yard jaunt.
The game was disconcerting
for Bolling's quarterbacks, Tom
my O'Connell and Jimmy Lear.
They were rushed continually on
their passes and when they did
get a chance to throw, Sill'S de-
fenses were so tight that Boiling
receivers John Alderton, Charley
Jones, Ernie Warlick, Bob Schen-
idenbach and Lowell Perry were
smothered by defenders when
the chips were down.
Boiling was thwarted down
the middle too. Twice the Air
men were within inches of
touchdowns but were thrown
(See BOILING, Page A-20)
Evening star., 1954-12-20
By Dick o'Brien
Stor Stoff Correspondent

SAN DIEGO, Calf, Dec. 90
Billy Vessels, the hero of Fort
Sill's rousing 27-6 victory over
Boiling Air Force Base yes
terday, indicated after the game
that he would like to take up his
pro football duties with the
Baltimore Colts when he COM
pletes his Army service.
Vessels performance in inter-
cepting four of Tommy O'Con-
Evening star., 1954-12-20
Patty Wins ct Tunis

TUNIS, Dec. 20 Bulge
Patty. a native of Los Angeles
now living in Paris. defeated
Italy's Fausto Gardini, 40
6-3, 6-4, to win the Interna-
tional Tennis Tournament yes
terday.
Evening star., 1954-12-20

velop into $50 batter and that Leo en-
visions his 23-year-old pet as a threat to
Babe Ruth's record of so homers in one
season.
AS the official National League aver
ages just released seem to prove Mays was
the best hitter in '54. His credentials are
good, but on paper they hardly were over
whelming in the offensive department. An
unsung teammate, Don Mueller, batted 81
more times and finished 342 to Mays .345.
Duke Snider hit 341, made more hits, scored
more runs, hit more doubles and batted
Evening star., 1954-12-20
.Layne'spasses
Win for Lionsin
t|eWarnlup
Snow and Cold Fail
To Bother Texon,
Browns Nemesis
By the Assoeia,sd Pres,

CLEVELAND. Dee. 20.-Bud-
dy Parker's Detroit Lions de-
feated the Cleveland Browns for
the seventh time in eight tries
yesterday-the other one was
an exhibition tie-and after the
blizzard-bowl game the rival
coaches said:
Paul E. Brown-"We'd have
liked a victory in that one. but
we didn't get it,"
Parker-"I wish that were the
score of next Sundays game"
The score was 14-10. and the
Lions hit the airways for the
Evening star., 1954-12-20
Brennun Set for Clinic

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Dec
20 (P.-Terry Brennan, whose
1854 Notre Dame football team
won nine out of 10 games in his
debut as head coach, will head
the list of staff members at the
annual National Football Clinic
here March 7-10.
Evening star., 1954-12-20
TubIe Tennis Champion

Marland Cutler is the District
of Columbia Table Tennis AS
sociation champion for the next
month. following his victory over
Thor Hazi, 2l-18, 1921, 21-17,
1921, 21-10, yesterday at the
club Headquarters.