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Evening star., 1955-01-16
6onzaga High Releases
Tentative Football Slate

Gonzaga High School yester-
day released a tentative football
schedule for 1855.
The Catholic League dates
with Carroll and Gonzaga, slated
for Sundays at Griffith Stadium,
will not be definite until it is
known whether there will be
conflict with the Redskins games
here.
The schedule:
September 16-At Anaeostia, 3f20.
September 24-At Episcopal, 2:30.
September 30-Calvert Hall or Mount
October 7-Blsdensbure at North
October 16--carron at Grifhth Sta
October e1--suitland at Northwest
October as--At Georgetown Prep. 3,
November 4-At Northwestern, 8.
November 30--St. Johns at Grifhth
QtAdftiu1 ..H
Evening star., 1955-01-16
81. Adams Five Beats
81. Andrews, 7O-54

st. Adams basketball team led
all the way yesterday in trim
ming st. Andrews, 70-54, in an
Interstate Academic Conference
basketball game at st. Adams.
The victory moved the Saints
above the 500 mark with a 2-1
season record and IL in the
conference. It was st. Andrews
second loss in as many starts.
Jon Rickert, generally the
high scorer at st. Adams, in
jured his ankle in the first quar-
ter and had to leave the game
after scoring 10 points. Ralph
Roberts scored 16 points, fol-
lowed by Tom Eppley with 13.
st. Alhans was ahead at half
time, 36-22, and Coach Snakey
Graham used all IL Of his play
ers in the paf1e
Evening star., 1955-01-16
Warriors Cool OF
Milwaukee, 1888
By The Assoeiufed Pres.

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 15.--The
Philadelphia Warriors rolled to
a 93-88 National Basketball
Association victory over the Mil
waukee Hawks before a crowd
of 2,432 in nationally televised
game today.
After two weeks of fast-paced
play in which the Hawks won
eight of II games and topped
the Warriors yesterday, 1864,
Philadelphia squared the week.
end series.
The final score hardly indi-
Gated the trend of the game.
With four and a half minutes
to go, Milwaukee trailed by l3
points, 90-77. Only a last-ditch
rally made it close. Then Paul
Arizin harged in to score the
final points for Philadelphia.
George Dempsey of the War
riors led with 81 points. Frank
Selyy made 1S for the losers.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
Illinois 0verpowers
Ohio State, 1918;
Freeman Scores 8
By the Associated Press

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 15.-
Robin Freeman. Ohio State scor-
ing whiz, registered 33 points in
a nationally -televised basketball
game here today. but well-bal-
anced Illinois quintet overpow-
cred the Buckeyes in the second
half to take an 86-78 Big Ten
victory.
Freeman, who scored % points
in the first half, netted only
three baskets and a total of IL
points in the second half, thanks
partly to expert defense by Shift
ing Illini guards Part Of the de-
fensive job on Freeman in the
second half belonged to Bill Rid
ley, the smallest man on the floor
at 5-foot-9. !.
The Buckeyes rallied from an
11-point deficit midway through
the first half to grab 42-39
halftime edge.
The Illini, sparked by Paul
Judson and George Bonsalle Of
fensively. broke up a 60-60 dead
lock with nine minutes left in
the game with a l0-point OUT
burst.
Judson, hitting consistently on
set shots, and Bonsalle, clicking
on layups from close in. scored
"a znd 20 points. respectively.
1t marked the tenth straight
time Illinois had taken the meas
ure of a Buckeye quintet.
Freeman, who scored Ohio's
first eight points, boosted his 10
game point production to $40.
an average of 34.9 per game. His
conference average of 81 dropped
to 35.6 for three games.
The triumph kept the Illini
atop the Big Ten race with a
81 mark, while the loss was the
second for Ohio State against
one victory.
Ridley, adding to his defensive
accomplishments, pushed in 16
points for Illinois, mostly on
long set shots.
EAST LANSING, Mich, Jan.
Is tPl.-After trailing through-
out most of the game, Michigan
State staged a second-half rally
and then stalled out the last full
minute of play to upset Michi-
gan, 1882, and delight 1885
home fans tonight.
/. Michigan had a 44-39 lead at
the half and was ahead until
midway in the second half when
the Spartans tied the game up
at 62-all.
A pair Of forwards were high
for both teams, AL Ferrari of
Michigan State with 81 points
and Tom Jorgenson of Michigan
with % points.
MADISON, wis, Jan. is (P.--
Wisconsin pulled itself out OF the
Big Ten basketball cellar tonight
by defeating Indiana, 77-66, to
push the defending conference
champions into the bottom slot.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. Is tPl.--
Minnesota's Big Ten co-leaders
reached the century mark for the
hrst time in school history to-
night to shell Purdue, 1928, be-
fore 1900 at Williams Arena.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
SkIdr's Faces Toughest Task
Against Strong Jets Today

squad will be Dan DAILY, formerly
of st. Francis College in Brook
lyn.
Hennessey scored l,737 points
during two and q half years on
the villanova varsity to shatter
the all-time villanova varsity
record that had been set by the
famous Paul Arizin. Hennessey
is scheduled to join AriZin with
the Philadelphia Warriors next
season.
Donnelly. fine playmaker and
defensive artist, has drawn the
unenviAble assignment Of guard
ing Sklar's Dick Groat, the
former Duke All-American who
played with Buddy at Fort Bel
voir.
Playing on the Washington
team, along with Groat win be
Cliff Hagan and Lou Tsioro-
poulos from Kentucky. Dick
Knostman from Kansas State
and JAY Peterson from Boiling
Air Foueh Base. with Ernie War
lick, E9iott Karver and Leroy
Ishman' in reserve.
Evening star., 1955-01-16

Spanish lessons, ballroom danc-
ing, and even the hula, to name
q few of the activities.
But there's one that stands
out above all others. to the
qualification Of the leader who
introduced it. Mrs. Edgar E..
Quayle, Auxiliary past president.
Seven years ago, Mrs. Quayle
suggested: Lets try bowling"
Up went the eyebrows.
"Bowlingl What do we know
about bowling?"
Its loads Of fun" Mrs. Quayle
smiled. "Good for the figure,
too"
She appointed Mrs. Alan
Frank Kreglow bowling chair
man.
From a large membership.
Mrs. Kreglow could round up
only is women who had bowled,
or who were willing to give the
game a try. They gathered for
weekly sessions at the Chevy
Chase Ice Palace. AS Mrs
Quayle had said, it was a lot of
.un-arid word got around.
X X
The next season, Mrs. Kreg-
lows group had 80 members. In
her third term as chairman, It
hit 48. Then, with Mrs. Duane
C. Richtmeyer, current presi-
dent: Mrs. Nj. Noel Stow, Mrs.
Francis j. O'Bryan and Mrs. Ed
ward C. Wilson, jr., as successive
chairmen, the league snowballed
into memberships of so. 80 and
100, which it reached last sea-
son
That made 20 teams. and there
the league set a limit. Twenty
are competing now, at Bethesda
Evening star., 1955-01-16
Lions
CONTINUED from Page CID

Continued from Page C-l)
a pass from Lucas and Scotty
McClennent during q pileup In
front Of the Baltimore net
Although Pasco. the borrowed
Washington goalie. drew plaudits
for his play last night, it actually
was Grant Butler. the Baltimore
goalie, who had the rougher
time.
The Lions spent more time
on attack last night, and Butler
made IS saves to Pasco's 90. But
Ter was one of the goaIies bor-
rowed by Washington recently.
and shut out the Clinton Comets,
80, for the Lions.
Washington and Baltimore
play again this afternoon In Bal
tlmore for the third straight day.
Friday night In Atlantic City,
the Clinrprs won 5-l.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
Richmond MauIs W&M
As Harrison Scores 26
sr the A.,osIo.sd Prs..

RICHMOND, va. Jan. l5.--
Richmond's l3th-ranked Spiders
showed under William and Mary.
92-7I, here tonight as Ed Harri-
son hit for 26 points to lead the
Spiders to their 18th victory
against three defeats.
Harrison. who scored all his
points on field goals, connected
on l3 Of II shots in one Of the
finest shooting exhibitions ever
seen here.
The Spiders. in notching their
sixth Southern Conference VIC
tory took the lead at AZ before
the first minute was gone and
held a 4O-3l halftime ADVANTAGE.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
Jolly Leads CIV JaYvees
In Columbian Prep Rout

Jack Jolly's 25 points paced
George Washington University's
Jayvees to an easy 99-44 victory
over Columbian Prep yesterday
at CIV.
Also contributing heavily to
the Jayvees' win. their fifth in
six games. was zeke zirkle. for
mer Anacostia High star who
had % points, and Ardie Baker,
Coolidge star, with %. CIV got
of TO an early start and COM
piled, a 50-24 halftime lead.
It was the fifth loss against
Evening star., 1955-01-16
Delaware Stute Beats
Miner Teachers, 1886

Delaware State College led all
the way in defeating Miner
Teachers, 1886, yesterday in a
basketball game at Banneker
gym.
High man was Bob Riddick of
Delaware State with 13 points,
while Bernie Braddoek of Miner
got IL poiHts to run his total to
Evening star., 1955-01-16
Dukes Top Fordhum
To End Two Streuks
sy fhe Associosed Press

NEW YORK, Jan. l5.-Du-
quesne struck back after two
straight defeats tonight despite
a sloppy first half to snap Ford
hams home-court basketball
victory string at 16 games by a
67-56 margin.
Big Ed Conlin. Fordham's s.
foot-5 center who has been on
the sick list, finished on top with
27 points.
81 Green. Duquesne's usually
red-hot forward. looked duh in
comparison with previous per-
formances but still topped the
Dukes with % points.
Evening star., 1955-01-16

thropy. and
particularly
with the
Nurses Schol-
arship Fund.
But from time
to time these
doctors wives
can generate
q lot Of inter-
est in things
less serious.
For instance.
they're been
high on mil
linery, bridge.
: m / N IA 1 n q
Evening star., 1955-01-16
West Virginia Team
Trims KenduII, 67-57

The West Virginia School for
the Deaf opened UP 100 lead
over Kendall and was never
headed as it won a 67-57 de-
cision last night at Gallaudet
College.
The visitors height and l8-
point performances by Charlie
Buemi, Bill McCay and Gene
Smith were the difference. Ken
Jones, Kendall's ace, topped
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Evening star., 1955-01-16
No. 4 Police Founders
Drop First Game 10 No. 10

The s0-pound basketball team
of Police Boys Club No. 4 drop
ped its first game Of the season
yesterday, 1918. to Club No. 10.
Other hiehlights Of the Police
Boys Club leagues included: Bob
Talbert's Is points for Club No.
lis 90-pounders. who defeated
Club No. IL, 37-27. Harold Fu-
gifts % points. high for the day.
which helped the l35-pounders
of Club No. IL to q 66-56 win
over Club No. 10,
Scores.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
Marquette Wins No. I3

MILWAUKEE,. Jan. Is R1.--
The once-beaten Marquette War
riors ran their basketball win
ming streak to Is games tonight,
the1tDngest victory string in the
Nation. by defeating Loyola Of
Chicago. S0-6T.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
Upset Of n. c. State
May Put Maryland
In Fayorite' S Role
By George Huber

The big game of the year
among Washington area teams
comes up Tuesday night, when
Maryland plays George WASH
ington at Uline Arena. They
tangle again at Maryland Febru-
ary 8, but for the time being this
game will settle any arguments
about which is the best col
legiate five in this area.
George Washington was the
No. 1 team last season. with
Maryland fair second, but of
their upset victory over North
Carolina State last week the
Terrapins might be favored to
reverse things Tuesday night.
This despite the fact the game
will be played on what amounts
to GW's home court.
1t will be a game matching
Maryland's deliberate style and
defensive game against George
Washington team that most of
the time enjoys a phenomenal
accuracy. CIV is no give-away
team on defense, but the
Colonials usually count on
getting more points than the
opposition rather than holding
down the score.
Terps Having Better Year.
George Washington may not be
quite as good as last year. al
though this has yet to be proven.
while Maryland definitely is
having better year. The Ter
rapins have 1872 record, with
nine straight wins, and the Co
lonials l1-3, against opposition
that averages about equal.
Maryland's losses were to Duke,
which it beat in return, and to
Wake Forest in overtime, while
CIV bowed to Wake Forest,
which it beat in return match.
to San Francisco and to Rich
mond, which it had beaten
earlier.
The sellout crowd for the
Maryland-North Carolina State
game last week shows the posi-
bility of a capacity $500 house
at Uline Arena Tuesday night.
but up to now plenty of seats are
available. The prices are 50 for
reserved seats and 81 so for gen.
eral admission, with tickets on
sale at the AAA, Lisner Audi
torium. Fairway and at Nc
Quinn's Sport Store in Arlington
Freshman Game Also Good.
Game time is $3.50 pm. with
q $50 preliminary between the
schools two freshmen teams
That also may be good game.
Maryland moves into the CIV
game at the peak of its power
and fresh from hesting one of
the country's top teams in North
Carolina State. Coach Bud Mill
ikan's boys are promising to pro-
duce Maryland's best season III
his five years there. and if they
can take the Colonials Tuesday
night they will be over one of
their big hurdles.
It is likely the Terrapins will
be able to keep the two Colonial
scoring aces, Corky Deylin and
Joe Holup, below their usual fig
ures. Devlin has totaled 333
points for 23.8 average, while
Holup'S figures are 81 and 22.2.
Otherwise there is little action
this week. Georgetown has
nothing scheduled. nor has
Catholic U. There's a little
cross-town rivalry to be decided
between Gallaudet and Wilson
Teachers Friday, and CIV has
a Southern Conference game
against Virginia Tech at Uline's
Thursday.
This weeks schedule:
TOMORROW
Vtrginia Union at Howard
Tuesday.
MARYLAND at George Washington.
tUlinel
Miner Teachers at wilson Teachers.
WEDNESDAY.
No games scheduled
THURSDAY.
Virginia Tech at GeorRe washing
tdn tulinel
FRIDAY.
Gallaudet az Wilson Teachers.
SATURDAY.
Penn Military at Navy.
American at Baltimore o.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
Morun Sports Cor Head

CHICAGO, Jan. Is R.--
Charles Moran Of Rye. N. Y. to-
day xas reelected president Of
the ports Car Club Of America
st groups annual meeting.
Evening star., 1955-01-16

The Women's Auxiliary Of the
Medical society OF Washington
is concerned chiefly with .philan-
Evening star., 1955-01-16

WhhAligANptA ePsM SEE - atssIIAss - ..-es
LiInny, Formica, Mesefves TDEcta. Nc
Clement. Dorrington. Baltimore spares
Baltimore . 44-a / q IL
washington -
st Louis, Burma McNnity, BARRIER,
Buchanan. Max9el Warner Schiller
First perind---Enortng. Baltimore. Bar
Der warner, MAXWELL minutes, wash
ington. ToyetA fwarecki, Dprrtngtonl.
IA minutes
Second pesfod--seorfng washinston,
iaPointe tToyota, HoFSsffi, 80.
Third period--Scoring, washington.
Formica tDorrington. MoFsanl, e.43i
Baltimore. OHearn tLelendf, SulhFanl /.
Wakhington. Lunny Lucas. AeClemenD.
Evening star., 1955-01-16

Totals 81 5e7 Totals q 1882
Haiftime scofe--33.24, West VirEfnia
School for Deaf.
Evening star., 1955-01-16

NEW YORK, Jan. is (Rl.-
The Knickerbockers swept their
two-game series with the Fort
Wayne Pistons by notching a
l06-87 victory at the 69th Regi-
ment Armory tonight. 1t was the
Western Division leaders fourth
straight setback.
Evening star., 1955-01-16

ROCHESTER, N. Y. Jan. Is
R).-veteran Odie Spears played
brilliant defensive and offensive
basketball tonight to lead the
Rochester Royals to a $500 vic
tory over the Minneapolis Lakers.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
Dunbar's record is now III
the league. as in BELLS.

Totals I51343 Totals 2e 8
Halftlme score--30-23. Cardozo.
Evening star., 1955-01-16

Totals a1l254 Totals 20 Is 70
Evening star., 1955-01-16

Totals 81 II 50 Totals 10 is So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28
Carved Sapphire Bust
Of Eisenhower Unveiled

A bust Of President Eisen-
hover, sculpted from the largest
known black star sapphire in the
world, was unveiled here yester-
day by Secretary Of the Navy
Thomas.
The gem, valued at $3.50, 900,
will be displayed at the Shore
ham Hotel throughout the joint
meeting Of the Eastern and
Western Federations Of Mineral.
ogical and Lapidary Societies,
which ends Friday.
The Eisenhower carving is the
third in a series of Presidents
carved by q Los Angeles sculptor
for q firm importing and cutting
diamonds. The earlier works.
Presidents Washington and Lin
coin, both smaller than the Ell
senhower bust. also are being
displayed at the meeting.
The sculptor, Harry B. Dorian,
is now working on q fourth bust.
one of President Jefferson. The
entire collection viii be presented
to the Smithsonian Institution
after it has been shown through
out the country.
A spokesman for Kazanjian
Brothers, Inc. owners of the
sapphire busts. said no definite
date for the presentation has
been set. The brothers who came
Ito this country from Europe In
1918, plan to make the presenta-
ton to the Smithsonian as q
gesture of gratitude for "all
America has meant to them"
the spokesman said.
The Eisenhower bust weighs.
|1,444 carats, is az inches tall,
az inches wide and 2l4 inches
in depth. It 10 displayed In q
box. with q mirror set 50 that
the star at the base Of the
sculpture Is clearly visible to OBJ
servers.
Mr.. Dorian said he had re-
|ceived q personal letter from
Mr.. Eisenhower in which he
expressed keen interest in see
ing the bust. He said q second
letter was received from a
White House staff member. who
said the President planned to
be In Washington in October.
Now he Is Ill. 1t is a shame.
But we will keep trying to-
arrange meeting so that Mr..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28

i, He was thrown clear when the
ltwin-engined Beechcraft plane
carrying three men hit the side
Iof 5000 foot high Chestnut
Mountain. He suffered crushed
ribs, q compound fracture Of the
thigh, internal injuries and
burns.
Pilot Sam Gould, AZ. Of Butler,
N. j.. and q companion, Edward
IB. r. Campbell. SO. Of Asheyille,
were killed when the plane
crashed and burned.
DR.. Peterson. thrown so feet
BY the crash, remained conscious
Through the two hours 1t took
irescuers to reach him and take
him to q hospital. He directed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28

Irescuers IN applying splints to
his injured leg and In giving him
other first aid.
Mr.. Gould. a pilot Of Executive
wings Charter Service Of the
aero division Of Diser Corp, had
been sent TO Atlanta. Ca. Sum
day morning to fiy DR.. Peterson
Ito Asheville for a conference on
industrial occupational health
lservices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28

Eisenhower can see the bust
Mr.. Dorian said.
Secretary Thomas. In unveil.
ing the art work, expressed the
hope that President Eisenhower
will recover quickly" from the
heart attack which has confined
him to q hospital bed in Denver
since last week end.
The neurological societies
were holding business meetings
today. tomorrow and Friday
Many exhibits are on display
during the annual meeting from
| pm. to 10 pm. daily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28
ANA Man Dies
In Plane Crush

HENDERSONvIILE, N. C..
sept. 20 lR. Or. Carl Peterson
LOT Chicago, secretary of the
american MMiical Association,
Council OF Industrial Health
died yesterday OF injuries re.
Iceived Monday In q plane crash
near here.
DR.. Peterson was well known
lin Federal health centers ane
business had made him q FIRE.
lquent visitor to Washington
ID. c..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-22
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Evening star., 1955-09-23
1877 Air Winqs
Called Enough
To Halt Reds
% washington, D. Q.
FRIDAY, sEPTEMnE4 as, 1855

Gen. Thomas d. White, Air
Force vice chief of staff, said
today the Joint Chiefs of staff
have concluded for the time
being" that 1877 air wings are
sufficient to counter Soviet air
power.
However, he added If the
Soviet continues to improve the
quality of their planes we may
have to match them in quantity.
The general said the United
States has thousands less" air.
planes than the Reds but pres
emily has superiority in quality.
Speaks at Conference
He was one Of several Defense
Department civilian and military
ofiicials who spoke before a
meeting of $50 leaders of in
dustry, business and professional
groups at q Pentagon meeting.
They are members of the De-
Tense Orientation Conference
Association. an organization of
participants In Defense Depart
ment orientation conferences
over the past seven years. It is
an unofficial organization headed
by Joha Jay Hopkins, board
chairman Of General Dynamics
Corp.
Gen. White reviewed Soviet
air progress and said the Red
Air Force that faces us this
year is much greater than the
one that faced US last year."
Since the Korean War, the
Reds have developed numbers
of Jet fighters much superior to
the MICS which fought there,
he said. and they are replacing
obsolete jet aircraft at the pres
ent time.
Russians not only have made
fast progress in development OF
airplanes but have built numer-
ouS new bases, some of them
with runways two miles long,
Gen. White said.
Resume Bomb Tests
The Reds have not stopped
their development of airpower
In recent months, he said, re-
calling that they resumed atomic
bomb tests right after the
Geneva conference.
Touching on United States
capabilities. Gen. White said
only an offensive air force can
destroy an enemy air. force I'M
wholesale lots"
Navy Secretary Thomas told
the group the Navy very short
"" would have aircraft carriers
with atomic propulsion.
He declared that the perform
ance of the atomic submarine
Nautilus had been very out
standing
Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, Army
chief Of STAFF, said the ground
forces were playing their part
sin holding the enemy at a dis
tance."
1T is today in the first lineI
Of defense" " he said. If the
Communist forces start to move
again among the FIRST to com
front them will be an American
soldier with rifle and hayonet"
Evening star., 1955-09-23
Savings Bond SoIes
Hit 81 Billion in IS
By the Associated Press

The Treasury announces it
has sold 81 billion worth of
United States savings bonds this
year and is heading for a new
record.
Sales of series "E" and H"
bonds passed the 81 billion mark
on Tuesday, 36 days ahead Of
last year, when a peacetime
record of s4,Sss. 100000 was
established.
Series "E" bonds, a popular
investment for individuals. can
be bought in denominations Of
$25 to $4,000 and must be held
for 10 years for a full return.
The series "H" bonds range from
$500 to $4,000 and pay interest
every six months.
Evening star., 1955-09-23
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