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gether all the qualities of her
game and keep 'em clicking for
an entire performance. If she
does. bingo.
*%x*
Miss Guilli never rolls in the
tournament named for her. 1t
was painful for her even to at
tend the big event Sunday at
King Pin. A week before she
strained muscle severely in the
Ida Simmons classic at Norfolk
and limped to fourth place.
Last night Igomar Moen sub
stituted for Miss GULL on the
Old Colony Finance team in an
important match in the WASH
mgton Ladies' League at the
Lafayette.
1t was Miss Moen's first ap-
pearance in the venerable league
in three years, and it was a
memorable one.
She rolled 109, lat and 1866
for 422, a season record for the
league and one of the best duck
pin performances by a woman
in recent years.
Old Colony, the leader, won
two from second-place Gusti's
Restaurant.
Evening star., 1955-02-08
|Warriors-SkIar's S
Ticket Sale Opens

The District Mile of Dimes
Committee started ticket sales to-
day for its benefit basketball
| game between the Philadelphia
Warriors and the unbeaten
Sklar's Stars, set for a week
from Monday night at Uline
Arena.
Dutch Bergman, committee
sports director, announced that
tickets are priced at $1.25. 50
and $3.50, and are available at
Mitchel's Sport Shop, the Fair
way. the American Automobile
Association. Bethesda Sport
Mart and Uline's.
"A preliminary attraction is be-
ing arranged for the February
81 game in addition to other en-
tertainment.
Meanwhile, Sklar's Stars will
seek their eighth win in a row
Sunday at Turner'S Arena in q
return meeting with the PhlIa-
delphia Jets. a team dominated
by former LaSalle College play
erS.
The Jets gave Mike Sklar'S
outfit one of its toughest engage
ments several weeks ago before
bowling, 95-88. Larry Hennessey,
former Villanova Ali-American.
scored 80 points for the visitors
in that one.
Evening star., 1955-02-08
Nashua Impressive
In Ha|f-MiIe Work.;
May Race Tomorrow
BY the Assecioted Press

MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 8.-Both
Nashua and Boston Doge are ex-
pected to skip Saturdays $685.
000-added Everglades Stakes at
Hialeah to point for bigger game.
Among the 3-year-olds.
But Nashua turned in such an
impressive five-furlong workout
under Jockey Ted Atkinson yes
terday that he may make his
1855 debut tomorrow in a seven
furlong allowance race. Last
years 2-year-old champion was
clocked in 1895 for the first
three furlongs and :454s for the
half mile.
The workout indicated that
William Woodward's colt is close
to peak form and Sunny Jim
FitzsimmonS, his octogenerian
trainer. was SUMMER than usual
about it.
Boston Doge. unbeaten in
eight straight races. including
the six-furlong Hibiscus and
seven-furlong Bahamas. is get
ting well-deserved rest. The
New England-o colt prob
ably will hook up in the $780,
000-added Flamington at a mile
and one-eighth on February 26.
Another probable contender in
that race, Mrs. Marion DUPONT
SCOTS Saratoga, now figures to
be the choice in the Everglades.
Trainer Frank Bonsal said he is
the best horse he's ever had, and
Saratoga was impressive in win
ming his Six-furlong debut.
The Everglades is expected to
draw such other 3-year-olds as
Prince Moor, Cup Man, Brother
Tex, Queensware, Sailor, Shimke
and The Genius.
Evening star., 1955-02-08
Mother Of Eddie LaFond
Dies OF Heart Attack

Funeral services were being ar
ranged today for Mrs. Alphonsine
LaFond Marshall, mother of Ed
die LaFond, director of athletics
at Catholic University. who died
Of a heart attack last night at
Providence Hospital.
A native of st. Lambert, Can
ada, Mrs. Marshall was stricken
soon after arriving here last
month for visit with her fam
lily. Another son, Joseph E. La
Fond. also lives in Washington
She also is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Madora DeSau-
tel of South Berwick, Me-, and
Mrs. Lillian Briggs of Haverhill.
Mass.
A widow for IS years, Mrs
Marshall had been one of Eddie's
staunchest supporters when he
cast his lot with athletics.
The body VIII lie at the Tim
othy Hanlon funeral home. 1891
Georgia avenue NV, until noon
tomorrow. The, funeral will be
from the Albert funeral home,
No. 2 Howe street, Lewiston, Me-.
with requiem mass at st. Peter
and st. Paul Catholic Church
Friday morning. Burial will be
In st. Peters Cemetery.
The Rev. John O'Sullivan,
chaplain of Catholic University,
will lead the recitation of the
rosary at Sis today at Hanlon's,
and the university will be rep
resented at the funeral. r.
Evening star., 1955-02-08
Colts Edwards Signs
With British Columbia
BY the Associofed Press

VANCOUVER, British Colum.
bia, Feb. 8.-The British Colum.
bia Lions of the Western Inter-
provincial Football Union an
nounced they have signed Dan
Edwards, the top pass receiver
with the Baltimore Colts last
season.
The Lions Office said they had
received Edwards signed con-
tract last week, although his
current contract with the Colts
runs until May /.
The Lions also announced they
are casting about for more United
States talent, revealing that con-
tracts have been forwarded to
Arnold Galiffa of the New York
Giants and Dick Moegle of Rice,
who was San Francisco'S first
choice in the recent National
Football League college player
draft.
Evening star., 1955-02-08
By the A.soeiot.d Pres.

NEW YORK, Feb. 8,-The COL
leges may go for the new profes-
sional basketball styles next sea-
son - mainly because of what
they see on television.
College rules makers are seri-
ously considering the 24-second
OR "hot potato"-rule. They
also are interested in the 12-foot
foul line, used by the pros and
in the Olympic Games.
Joe Lapchick, coach of the
New York Knickerbockers, said
today he had received a letter
from Bruce Drake of the Univer-
sity of Oklahoma. longtime
chairman of the Rules Commit
tee. asking comprehensive data
on the pros style of playing.
Bruce said the coaches in his
area had heen watching the pro
games on television and were
impressed by what they saw. F"
Lapchick said. "They especially
are interested in our 24-second
rule"
The 24-second rule, adopted
by the pros last season. makes
it compulsory for the team in
possession of the ball to take
a shot at the basket within "a
seconds. Otherwise, the ball
changes hands.
1--WE have found that the rule
cuts down fouling-which is an
inevitable result when a team
with a lead puts on a freeze
and Furthermore that the rule
is hardly noticeable" Lapchick
said. There have been few in
Evening star., 1955-02-08
Quantico Seeks Big Lead
In Eastern Marine Race
Special oispoteh TO The sior

QUANTICO, Va, Feb. 8.-The
Quantico Marines and Paris
Island Marines meet in their
second straight basketball game
here tonight. with Quantico
aiming to open an even wider
gap in the race for the Marine
East Coast championship.
Quantico won last nights
game. 114-101, for a 9-1 Marine
record. while Paris Island was
left with To. Dick Guerin, for
merly Of Iona College. led the
way for Quantico with "a points,
while Ron Perry, from Holy
Cross, Clipped in with 81.
Evening star., 1955-02-08
BY the Associated Press

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Feb. "a
plan to raise more money from
horse racing in Maryland with
out increasing the tax on the
bettor by taking more from the
tracks was put forth in the State
Legislature today by Senator
Philip H. Goodman, Baltimore
Democrat.
He said a preliminary survey
of the audits of tracks indicated
to him they were hiding their
true profits under such items as
depreciation and capital i'm
provements.
Senator Goodman introduced
a bill that would give the State
ga per cent instead of per cent
of the 10 per cent take at Laurel,
Bowie and Pimlico. He also
would raise the States share of
harness race betting from l to
612 per cent on betting up to
SIS million and from 6 to 8 per
cent on all over that.
The State tax on racing at the
half-mile thoroughbred tracks
would be increased from to
6l2 per cent up to So million
and from Az to 814 if the wager
ing went higher.
Goodman said he hadn't esti-
mated how much more his re-
visions would provide the State.
but believed it would be tire
mendous."
There have been recurrent re-
Evening star., 1955-02-08
Drake Likes Hot Potato Law
Two Pro Basketball Rules
May Be Adopted by Colleges

stances when the team was
caught by the 24-second whis-
tie"
The Knickerbocker coach, who
made his remarks at the weekly
meeting Of Metropolitan basket
ball writers. was backed up by
Coach Ken Norton of Manhattan
College, another member of the
Rules Committee.
Il had a letter from Drake,
too, asking me about the pros
24-second rule" Norton said.
Furthermore, I have had several
communications from coaches all
over the country who have tried
out the pro rules and like
them"
Norton said some coaches said
they preferred invoking the rule
only in the last S or 10 minutes
OF the game. But he added +:
Il can't see that. It would have
to be for the entire game to be
effective" a
The Manhattan coach said
he felt certain the foul lane
would be broadened from s to
IL feet. This has been a con-
troyersial item for years among
the rules men.
Bruce Drake has been expert
menting with an industrial team
which uses a circle around the
basket making every man equi-
distant from the goal," Norton
said. But with the Olympics
coming up, I feel sure the change
will go through this year."
The rules makers gather in
Kansas City after the NCAA
basketball finals March 10.
Evening star., 1955-02-08
Fights Lost Niqht
By the Assoeioted Pres,

:. NEW YoRK.-Holly Minis, 1871,
Washington, outpointed Milo Savage.
1909, salt Lake City n0.
stamford, Conn. outpointed joey Klein.
l4g3s, New York llOl
ROCHESTER, N. Jimmy Martinez,
NIGEL, l49h. New York 10).
=. MONTREAL.-Bobb Courchesne, 125.
Holyoke: Mass, stopped Tommy Corrick,
JEANETTE. Pa.0Eddie Brant ,4s
Dayton. OHIO. outpointed Don Anderson,
14g; Canonsburg, Pa. 49,
PROVIDENCE. r. Lou Campanelli,
treas. Fan River, Mass lal -
Evening star., 1955-02-08
Catholic U. Swimmers
Beat Shepherd College

Bob Zernicki and Chuch Thuss
of Catholic University accounted
for double wins as the Cardinals
took all but two events in de-
feating Shepherd College of
Shepherdstown, w. VA, 52-32,
in a swimming meet yesterday
at Gu.
Zernicki won the 220-yard
freestyle and i00-yard freestyle
while Thuss took the 440-yard
freestyle and l20-yard medley.
The only events won by Shep-
herd were the 200-yard back
stroke and 400-yard relay.
Evening star., 1955-02-08

her off the beam. She scram'
bled for marks, after missing
the head pin.
These were the qualities Mrs
Habercom displayed:
A smooth delivery with ex'
traordinary stuff" on the ball
Determination. To start thu
tournament she rolled 107. 104
and 104. Obviously off form
she was counted out of tht
running-by all but herself. By
sheer determination Anr
Strengthened out her game, witt
spectacular results. For the frs
three games she averaged los
In the next three she averaged
ISL. with scores of 143, 148 ano
162.
Ability to adjust quickly. After
her game went sour in the ffnaI
round, Bob Miciotto suggested
Relax, Ann, you're forcing
the ball" She had rollee
109 in the ninth and next to
last game. She relaxed-ano
finished with 1873.
Grit. A mark in the last box
meant the difference between a
major and a minor prize. She
got the mark. but still needed a
big count. She got it in the form
of a resounding strike.
These observations are not
exclusively those of the writer.
Supporting them is no less an
authority than Miss GULL. nine
times the No. l ranking woman
duckpinner in the country. who
says: Ann is just finding her
self. That young woman before
long will find the high places,
and stay there a long time"
The first solid evidence that
Mrs. Habercom had the makings
of bigtime stardom came two
years ago in the National Duck
pin Congress championships at
Colonial Village when she rolled
a game of 1877 and set of 469,
both still congress tournament
records. The 469 also is the
women's record for the District
area.
But even in this she was un-
able to sustain a fast pace from
start to finish. In the first game
she rolled 159. in the second 1877,
then 113. "Old Pro" Miciotto
might have helped her there.
X X
The sturdy but attractive Mrs.
Habercom is a natural athlete.
She will be remembered by many,
particularly in Georgetown, for
prowess in playground sports. AS
Anna Liegus she mopped up in
swimming and once hit a lot of
headlines by throwing a basket
ball a remarkable distance.
Mrs. Habercom has yet to win
a tournament this season, but
five times she's landed among
the top four and only once missed
the payoff, this in mixed doubles.
She's averaging 116 in league
competition with the William C.
Voight and Powell Radiator
teams.
The feeling is that one of these
evenings she's going to put to-
Evening star., 1955-02-08
Ring Debut by Cousin
OF Minoso on Card
At Chicago Tonight
BY the Asseeiotsd Press


CHICAGO. Feb. 8.-Wel-
terweights Luther Rawlings
and Johnny Brown meet to-
night in a 10-round non-
televised bout at Marigold,
but the center of attraction
will be a 24-year-old Cuban
who has never fought in this
country.
The youth is Andres Min
oso. cousin of White Sox
Outfielder Minnie Minoso.
Minoso, a welterweight, is
scheduled to face Lou Caller
OF Portsmouth. Ohio, in a
four-round preliminary bout.
Evening star., 1955-02-08
Maryland Assembly Gets Bill
Lifting State Racing Share

ports there will be attempts to
raise the total tax in order to
provide the State more money
from racing. The Maryland
Racing Commission already has
indorsed more days to achieve
that end.
Evening star., 1955-02-08
SelN Retains Lead
As Race for Scoring
Title Tiehtens in NBA
BY the Assoeiafed Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 8.-The race
in the National Basketball Asso.
citation for the individual scor-
ing crown is getting tighter ano
tighter, but Frank Selvy, the Mil
waukee Hawks prize rookie
managed to hang on to the lead
for the eighth straight week.
Selvy has a 51-game scoring
total of 1.054 for 20.7 game
average. Neil Johnston of the
Philadelphia Warriors, who has
won the title the last two years,
moved to within 13 points of the
front-running Selvy with 1,041
in Al games and has the best
average, 22.1 per game.
Milwaukee'S Bob Petit and
Paul Arizin of the Warriors, an
other former scoring champion,
also are well within reach of the
lead at 1.013 and 988, respec-
lively.
FOust Tops in Percentage.
Larry Foust of the Fort Wayne
Pistons continues as the best in
field goal percentages with 50.4.
Petit leads in rebounds with
730 in 81 games followed closely
by Johnston with 720. Defending
Champion Harry Gallatin of the
New York Knickerbockers, who
will be given a night" by the
fans tonight, is third with IT'S.
Bill Sharman of the Boston
Celtics. defending titlist, leads
in free-throw accuracy with a
percentage of 1872. Frank Brian's
1854 per cent for Fort Wayne
is second.
Meanwhile the Celtics-in the
midst of a wave of injuries and
sickness-have called up Skippy
Whitaker. former Kentucky
star. from the semipro Lenox
(Mass.) Merchants team after
it was learned that Sharman
will be out for about two weeks
a week longer than at first
feared. Sharman has a pulled
leg muscle.
Macauley Out Tonight.
Easy Ed Macauley, who suf-
fered a leg injury in Sundays
game with Philadelphia, will
have to sit out tonight's Madi-
son Square Garden clash with
Syracuse. but hopes to be ready
when Boston again plays the
Mats in Boston tomorrow night.
Frank Ramsey, recovering from
pneumonia. is scheduled to re-
turn to duty for the Celtics next
Sunday.
Boston's Bob Cousy regained
the lead in playmaking as he
registered 80 assists in four
games as Andy Phillip of Fort
Wayne was idle last week be-
cause of an injury. Cousy has
389 assists in 40 games to Phil
lips 365 in 46.
The Scoring 1nadorc.
Evening star., 1955-02-08

elements for
a brill liant
duckpin fu-
ture.
In the GULL
t o u n ament
she revealed
a weakness.
but experience
will overcome
it. A little
tired in the
late going. she
S h o W e d a
tendency to
force the ball.
ond r. throw
Evening star., 1955-02-08
Boinbridee and Meade
Beut Service RiyoIs

Bainbridge Naval Hospital
went into overtime last night to
take an 1884 basketball victory
over Bethesda Naval Hospital.
In another service game Fort
Meade trimmed Patuxent Naval
Base, 97-53, at Fort Meade.
Evening star., 1955-02-08

NEW YORK, Feb. 8 R.-An-
tonino Rocca of Argentina. 220,
was announced as the winner
over Yukon Eric. Fairbanks.
Alaska, 275, in the feature
wrestling bout at Madison
Square Garden last night. A
crowd of 1886 paid $27,456.
Evening star., 1955-02-08
Lions Sion Second Choice

DETROIT, Feb. 8 R.-The
Detroit Lions have signed Guard
Jim Salisbury Of UCLA. SAILS
bury was Detroit's No. 2 choice
in the recent draft.
Evening star., 1955-02-08

Watching Ann Habercom bowl
in the Lorraine GULL Classic,
one got the impression that here
was a young woman with all the
Evening star., 1955-02-08
NBA Schedule
By the Assoeiaisd Pres,

TODAY'S SCHEDULE.
Syracuse VS.. Boston at New York,
Minneapolis at New York
Milwaukee VS.. Philadelphia at Sara
toga Springs. N. Y
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
No games scheduled.
Evening star., 1955-02-08
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Evening star., 1955-02-08

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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-14
Peg leg" Botes
Sues Chicago Tavern;
Refused Him Service

Chicago - CAMP - Clayton,
Peg Leg" Bates, one-legged tap
dancer, has sued a Chicago tavern
that refused him service.
Bates, who has appeared on sew
eral tcIeviston programs Is one
Of four persons involved in a 81.
600 civil nights suit filed in NUM-
ctpal court against the owner Of
tavern in white neighborhood
Included in the suit are Miss
Worthy L. Ward. Evanston. Ill.
and Mr. and Mrs Max Redmon,
Indianapolis
According TO the suit Bates.
Miss Ward and the Rcdmon couple
who are white, entered the tavern
and waited for service
The bartender, who was said TO
have recognized Bates, telling
him he had seen him on the Ed
sullivan telcCast the Sunday pre-
vious told the entertainer that Il
was not the policy of the club to
serve Negroes.
Under the Illinois Civil Rights
statute, maximum 81 $500 may
be sought by each person dis
eliminated against in public es-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-14
Parents Joiled
After Girl Dies
While They Proy

Little Rock. Ark - amp -
Police here were holding on an
open charge, the parents of 10
year old girl who died while they
and their friends prayed for her
recovery.
1t. J. II Shirley said that pa
trolmen went to the home OF Will
liam and Mary Hart and found
Lora Mae Hart, who apparently
was dead. and tire III children.
Police said the parents refused To
take the children to hospital.
William Jr.. IS, David l3, and
Mary ~, were all running 100 de-
gree temperatures, after being
taken to University hospital here,
Hart, 40, was repeatedly attend
ing services at the Church OF God
in Christ, when he was told that
Lora Mae was very i'll. He went
home and was followed by a big
part OF the congregation The
group began praying for the re-
Covery Of the youngsters
At first. the family refused 10
take the children TO a hospital
When officers left in search Of
Juvenile authorities. who could
order that the children get treat
ment, the family took the three to
university hospital
Later. in between tests being
run on the children, the young
sters disappeared. Police found
them with their parents at the
Church Of God in Christ and took
them back 10 the hospital.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-14
ROCHESTER, WRITING
SCRIPT ABOUT NEGRO
WESTERN MARSHALL

Hollywood. Calf. -- CAMP -
The grapevine has II that Eddie,
Rochester" Anderson has just
about finished his movie script r.
bout Negro western marshall
who Is a genius at Disgusting.
Eddie has all the money he
needs, but he repeatedly is having
hard time to get his cast, which
viii include Lena Horne and Doro-
thy cambridge, TO rearrange its
night-clubb ookings so they can
start shooting the film.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-14
TELL OF SHIP RIOT

Vancouver, II. &. --- (ANPl ---
Tales Of brutality aboard an ocean
fretghter were told by seven Negro
seamen. who were arrested as de-
serters in Vancouver. The men, all
Somalis from Cardiff and Liver
pool, accused the white crew mem
bers Of racial persecution aboard
the British ship. Harpalycus.
The prisoners said one Negro
went to the hospital with a frac-
tured skull and a white seaman
was knitted after the dispute arose
while the vessel was in Japan.
A white seamon said. "If we had
separate accommodation there
wouldn't be any trouble. They use
the same alleyways and toilets as
we do. They wake us up In the
middle OF the night, singing pray
ing an burning incense
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-14
MINED REACTION
To l.. \. FIRE DFPT.
CHIEFS IMPORTATION

Los Angeles CAMP - When
John Anderson. chief Of the fire
department. last week, moved the
first two fircmcn from nll-Negro
fire stations to Conway Company
-, previously all-whtte, there a
rose a number Of statements and
rumors from the closely watching
public
One Of these that reached the
local Negro papers was that the
first chief was still not in earnest
about obcying the order given him
BY Mayor poulson
More developments are expected
10 come with In week. when II
viii be- learned how far the new
plan win go. so far II has been a
great victory for the local NAACP
which started demands for intc-
grafton more than a year ago.