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Evening star., 1955-01-09
Cardozo, Coolidge
Win Close Contests
In lnierhigh League
By Dick Sloy

A fast, ball-hawking Cardozo
basketball team squeezed past
previously unbeaten. Roosevelt.
50-4S, last night in the first
game of the Interhigh double-
header before $500 fans at Tech.
The nightcap saw Coolidge win
its first of the season, 53-49.
over a taller Dunbar five.
The two winners joined Bell
at the top of the West Division
standings. each with 10 league
records.
Cardozo, which won its fourth
of five games and ended the Rid
ers' winning streak at two. need
ed three foul shots at the end
for its final margin.
Roosevelt Takes Lead.
Dick Preziotti had tipped in
two free throws to give Roosevelt
a 48-47 lead with l:57 to go.
Twelve seconds later James
Thompkins made two from the
foul line to put Cardo5o in the
lead to stay.
CardoZo turned on the freeze
with as seconds left. Preziotti
| fouled ODonnell Hooks with two
seconds remaining and Hooks
sank his first try. Roosevelt
didn't have time for a shot.
Cardozo fell behind. 81, at
the start but caught fire in the
second quarter and passed the
Riders with 10 straight points.
1913. Delano Kittrell hit on
four shots to feature the rally.
It would have been worse had
it not been for the hot hand Of
Demetre Koutras in the third
quarter and the rebounding Of
Ken Ericsson throughout.
KOutras Hits for 10.
Koutras hit for 10 points as
Roosevelt outscored its oppo-
nents, 1910, to narrow a seven-
point halftime deficit to four
| points going into the last pc
riod.
Loser Of five straight, Coolidge
stayed behind Dunbar most Of
the way until Substitute Jim
flanagan came in in the fourth
quarter and made all but one
shot from the floor to finish with
l3 points,
Johnny and Willie Jones
helped Dunbar withstand its bar
rage until one minute and seven
seconds to go. when flanagan
hit from the side and Doc Wein-
garten made two foul shots to
end the scoring.
Evening star., 1955-01-09
By Lewis F. Atchison

Herman Balls signing as assis-
tant coach of the Pittsburgh
Steelers, announced yesterday,
gives Art Rooney's team one of
the best versed T formation
coaches in the National Football
League. Ball not only learned the
T from Clark Shaughnessy, who
is credited with revising and
undermining the old system. but
rewrote the book to simplify
Shag's complicated signal system
Herman learned the man-in-
motion system so well his wife
hasn't seen him since she put
him on plane for California the
day after Christmas when he
began a job-hunting argosy after
resigning from the Redskins
staff.
The announcement from Pitts
burgh was a pleasant surprise
for her, even though it means
digging UP stakes and moving
from their pleasant Hyattsville
nome. But their immediate plans
won't be determined until Her.
man returns to wind up his
affairs here.
Ball will be in a good posi-
ton to help Head Coach Walt
Kiesling with his draft choices
at the league meeting later this
month. After visiting Los AM
geles. where he was expected to
sign as an assistant until Hamp
Pool resigned as head coach.
Herman proceeded TO San Fran
cisco and secuted the EaSt-West
game. From there he went to
New York, and then on to yes
Eterday's Senior Bowl game at
Mobile. Ala.
1t is presumed here that Her
man had reached an agreement
with the Steelers before yester-
day, and was busy gathering
notes on draft prospects. When
Evening star., 1955-01-09
Senators
CONTINUED from Page C-1.)

in attendance. from a peak Of
1927, ,221 in 1946 to 503,542 last
season. figured in the revised
reasoning.
Attempts to alleviate the park
ing situation at the ball park
also are being made.
The club may underwrite spe-
cial buses from fringe areas to
Griffith Stadium as one method
of easing parking difficulties
The Capital Transit Co. cur
rently is studying the situation
from its standpoint and is ex-
pected to make recommended
tions to the club shortly.
Evening star., 1955-01-09
Todoy's Hula Bowl Game Pits
College Aces Against Pros

as Dick Moegle Of Rice. Primo
Villanueya Of UCLA. Bobby Wat
kins of Ohio State, Aramis DAN
duy Of Southern Cal and Paul
Larson Of California.
The College All-Stars also
have Fullback Carroll Hardy of
Colorado. who was a running and
kicking star in the East West
game at San Francisco. and an
other crack back in George
Breeder of Iowa.
The college line viii have
Matt Hazeltine Of California and
Larry Morris Of Georgia Tech at
center, Jim Hanifan Of Califor-
mia, Dick Brubaker OF OHIO
State and Johnny Kerr Of Pur-
due at ends, and. in between.
Jack Elena and Jim Salisbury Of
UCLA, Jack Patera of Oregon,
Art Walker of Michigan and
Buck Lansford Of Texas.
The college squad is composed
of II players from the United
States and several others from
the University Of Hawaii.
Evening star., 1955-01-09
Herman Balls Well Qualified
ToHelp SteeIers During Draft
star staff Photo.

it comes to signing up the rook-
les he can help. too. for that
was one Of his chores with the
Redskins.
Balls experience with the Red
skins qualities him for any post
with the Steelers. for Herman
secuted opponents as well as
personnel during his career here.
served as line coach. head coach.
and put a few T-plays OF his
own in the book that clicked.
Although this marks his first
move since coming into pro foot
ball II years ago. Herman is no
green pea. and Pittsburgh-long
a stronghold of single wing
stratgy-can use a man Of his
talents.
Ball is returning to familiar
territory in going to Pittsburgh.
He played guard at Davis Elkins
College in West Virginia, coached
Allegheny High School in Cum
berland, Md, winning six cham
pionshipS in seven years. At
Maryland Herman served on
stats headed by Doc Spears,
Paul Bryant and Shaughnessy.
With the Redskins he was asso-
ciated with Dud DeGroot, Turk
Edwards, Billick Whelchel. Dick
Todd. Curly Lambeau and Joe
Kuharich. Experience? He's
loaded with it. He can talk
football in his sleep, and SEN
sibly. too.
One of Balls most important
qualities is unshakable loyalty.
1t is sometimes hard to find In
football, pro or college, but Kies-
ling and Rooney will find it in
Ball. The Steelers got an ace
in signing Herman. which gives
them at least two, since Rooney
is one himself.
But if Herman doesn't hurry
home to Hyattsville he's going
to need more than aces.
Evening star., 1955-01-09

. s
son. but showed a 100000 profit,
although they barely edged over
the 5O0,O mark in attendance.
Radio and television reve-
nue., concessions and rental Of
the stadium to the Redskins
kept the club in the black. :. !. /.
The Phillies, on the other hand.
drew $4,000. finished fourth to
land in the first division for the
third successive year. and wound
up $250,00O in the red.
The familiar click Of the tele-
graph key. which supplied back
ground music on many occa-
sions when Arch Mcdonald and
Bob Wolff re-created road games
from telegraphic reports. win be
missing next season. All
Washington games will be
broadcast from the scene of ac-
ton. Mcdonald and Wolff.
travelling constantly with the
team, viii be forced to call in
substitutes for their regular
sports shows.
\ ~ \
Chuck Thompson. who has
broadcast games of the Phillies,
Athletics. Eagles and Warriors in
Philadelphia, will replace HOWE
williams as a Baltimore broad
caster, teaming with Ernie Har-
well and Bailey Goss. Williams
now is co-ordinator of radio and
television for the National Brew
ing Co.'S 46-station network.
The score card at Griffith
Stadium next season will be
fattened by another sheet load
Evening star., 1955-01-09
Northwest A. c. to Be Pressed
Defending Golden Gloves Title

ances for the tournament was
reached yesterday. A one-pound
allowance will be given all sem
ior contestants. Coaches of SEN
ior contestants are urged to i'm
press upon their charges that
weight-making for the tourna-
ment should be a natural. rather
than a forced result Of training.
Last-minute attempts to make
weight in an effort to go under
natural weight classifications
are definitely discouraged by the
tournament committee.
Weigh-In Date Set.
Weight regulations for the
novices. however. will be more
relaxed. Three pounds will be
given to the f1yweights. bantam
weights. featherweights and
lightweights and five pounds to
the welterweights, middleweights
and light-heavyweights
The weighing and physical ex-
aminatiops for the tournament
will be conducted January q
and % at the offices Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia Boxing Com
mission at 1740 Massachusetts,
avenue NV.
The novices will be examined
January 81 and the seniors jan
uary 28. Both sessions will be
conducted between z and 9 pm.
after which pairings for the first
round preliminary trials will be
made.
As q reminder to contestants,
entries for the tournament win
close at 4 pm. January 20. No
post entries will be accepted.
Evening star., 1955-01-09
Baltimore Bowler Leeds
United Stutes Classic

Dave Volk of Baltimore was
leading field Of 1872 Of the coun-
try's top duckpin bowlers as
competition in the United States
Classic went into the early hours
Of the morning at the Bladens-
burg Bowling Center.
Volk shot 2.l01 for Is games,
an average Of 140.1. He was
among the first third Of the field
to finish.
Evening star., 1955-01-09
Marlboro Host TO Lido
In Soccer Come Today

The Lido Soccer Club, cur
rently tied with Myron Coweil
for the lead In the Southern
Division Of the National Soccer
League. win play Marlboro at 2
pm today ct Marlboro.
In another Q o'clock league
game. the Charles County Le-
gionaires win be host to the
Maryland .AC at La Plata. -
Evening star., 1955-01-09
MoyIon and Bortzen
Gain Dixie Net FinuIs
sy shs Assee,atsa prsss

TAMPA. Fla, Jan. S.-Eddie
Moylan and Bernard Bartzen
moved into the finals of the
Dixie tennis tournament today.
Moylan, top-seeded player
from Trenton, N. j., eliminated
Sidney Schwartz Of Brooklyn,
6-1. So. 6-4.
BaFtzen, from San Angelo.
Tex, was pressed all the way by
Mario Llamas, 20-year-old player
from Mexico City. before win
ming the battle of left-handers,
60. 2--6. 6-1. 46. 60.
Evening star., 1955-01-09
Storie Named Manager

NATION. H.. Jan. 8 (R.--
Catcher Burl Storie. q 16-year
veteran in pro baseball, today
was named manager Of the Mat
toon club in the Glass D Mis-
sissippi-O Ohio Valley League.
Storie last year was player coach
for the pennant-winning Jack
sonville, Fla, club of the Sally
Evening star., 1955-01-09

year. IL
marked t h e
18th straight
season the
w q s h ington
club has paid
q dividend.
according to
! vice President
Calvin Grif-
nth.
The S E NJ
ators finished
in the second
division for
the eig h t h
La-AA
Evening star., 1955-01-09
Hoya Frosh Beat
Columbian Prep

Georgetown Freshman basket
ball team evened its season rec
ord at SIS with an easy 1888
victory over Columbian Prep at
Georgetown yesterday.
The Hoyas took an early lead,
having q 2S-l2 margin at the end
Of the first quarter. They raised
it to 1921 at halftime and con-
tinued to hit frequently the re-
naming two periods. Jack Prich-
ette was high for GEORGETOWN
with 1s points. Joe Lynch Of Co
lumbian topped both teams with
10 points, half of his teams total,
Evening star., 1955-01-09

Despite their smallest attend
ance in IA years, the Senator'S
recently declared a 81 dividend
for stockholders, same as last
Evening star., 1955-01-09
Score At haiftimn. p9s30. cardnzn.

Score at haiftime: 20-ie. Dunbar.
Evening star., 1955-01-09
Hockey Results

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doors .----- A.99
1855 Plastic Toilet Seats,
as is -L99
"a Prs. LAB Printed Plastic
Grapes, 54x27" ----------49c
2O-79c Wooden Towel Racks,
49c
Else Glass Casseroles with
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I.25
36-1.O0 seafood Cracker and
Fork Sets, 5-pc. -----------49c
12-2.9S Enterprise Aluminium
Scramble Pans ------------1.49
60-L00 Kitchen Sets, 16-pc.
includes 10 polyethelene freeze
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cover set, toaster cover 49c
9-2.99 Tables, tile-eops, black
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33-1.00 Metal Dispensers, 2-in-
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towels ----------------- 4So
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4.99
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1000 Kiddie Sets, 3-pc., con-
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tractively boxed ----------125s
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2OO-Lemonated Shampoo, BOG.
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white tripod legs ----------l.97
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12-5.S5 Metal Outdoor Chairs,
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25-1.00 Fitted Cosmetic Bags,
as Is - -- 29cs
25-2.Oo to 400 Costume Jewelry
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Forks, Community plate LADY
Hamilton" pattern -------L75
2.25 Silverplated Table Spoons,
pierced or plain Lady Hamil-
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jumbo size ----------------1.99
5o-1.ss Twe-Way Stretch Cir
dies, assorted sizes ---------99c
25-39c Rubber Kneeling Pads,
29c
2S-2.Se Terry Chaise Lounge
Covers s------------------L79
25-2.SS All-Steel Pinking scis-
So1U - --@- AsoS
I5-2.SS Plastic Covers for Out
door Chairs, 80" 81. ------29e
2S-1.0o Metal Hat Racks,
set Of 8 for 4sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-18
Faa9se

End Floor-WashingtoR Only
5000 Dyed Mouton Processed
Lamb Jacket, size l4-----.2s.oo
5000 Dyed Mouton Processed,
Lamb Topper, size 10 $500
COCO Dyed Mouton Processed
Lamb Coat, size l4------S9.00
1900 American Nfarten $-Skin
Scarf ------------------W.se
1900 Dyed Hair Seal Jacket,
size IA $500
All Prices PlGa le% tar
Fur Products Laheled to SHOW Country
Of Origin Of Imported xurs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-18
Knit Ussdies
Street Floor,

Street Floor,
Washington Store Only
26-S.0O Famous Make Striped
Rayon Gowns, dress length,
sizes 50 to S8--------------1.S9
17--2.99 NyIon TricOt Petit
coats, white ---------------1.S9.
34--S.9S Cotton and Dacron
Slips, white, broken sizes---1.5S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-18
Street Floor,

Washington Store Only
I5O--1.OO Mems Hand Embroi-
dered Initial Handkerchief,
white linen, hemstitched hens,
$50
1880 Women's Sheer Swiss
Handkerchiefs, dainty embroi-
derry ----------3 for 81
40O--1Sc Mems White Cotton
and Women's CoIorful Printed
Cotton Handkcrchiefs, 10 for 81
1880 Mems white Linen
III o n DIX Q chiefs, hemstitched
uSIub
I00-19c WoEnen's Linen Hand
kerchiefs, 1/16" hens, white
and pastels ---------6 for 79c
l00-1.00 Mems TV Handker-
chiefs, white cotton with col
ored embroidery 1913 for 69c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-18
NegIigees

SeconG Ftoor, washington,
and Arlington
50-S.S9-7.S9 Cotton Brunch
Coats, pastel prints. zip front,
misses broken sizes
$3.50 Cotton Culottes, denim
or chambray, misses broken
Sizes ----------------- -1.vV