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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-24
Crowd at LoyoIo Hos
Only Cheers for Dons

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. "a (P.-
Segregation boundaries were all
but forgotten as a mixed crowd
of $500 heaped applause on ALL
America Bill Russell and his
other Negro teammates who
sparkled in San Francisco's 61-43
victory over Loyola last night.
Russell drew repeated raves
from the crowd as he scored 20
points and almost claimed the
backboards as his own. K. c.
Jones and Warren Baxter. the
Dons' Negro guards, teamed with
Russell to form the backbone of
a steady offense and stingy de-
Tense.
There was some apprehension
before the game since a minor
racial incident popped up at the
lBradley-Loyola game last Tues
day. Shellie McMillon, Bradley's
ace Negro forward, attracted
jeers from the crowd when he
stuck out his tongue as he fouled
out. Sport writers termed Nc
Millions conduct "unsportsman-
like" and criticized several of
his fouls as unnecessary"
Negro fans made up about
Ione-quarter of last nights crowd.
seated on non-segregated basis.
Loyola Coach Jim McCafferty
said his team was off It's best
form. but took nothing from the
San Francisco squad.
They're great" McCafferty
said. That's all there is to it."
San Francisco Coach Phil
Woolpert said his players weren't
tense because Of the Bradley
incident.
Three Of the boys found it
difficult to adjust to Southern
restrictions" he said. but Loyola
played a clean game. And the
crowd was as nice as it could be-"
Russell shrugged of any sug-
gestions of tenseness and said in
the dressing room, lit was just
another game. I thought the
crowd was real good"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-24
BLAIR sCAREs TUCKERED EAGLES
Non-Lettermon Saves
Coinage in Overtime

Froman. outside men in the
Blair defense. spanked the come
from behind effort. Dick Smith
took up the rebounding in the
absence of Beasley and scored
the last six points for his team
of the blackboard.
Gonzaga led. 1920. at half
time and it was $500 before Bob
Daniels scored midway in the
third period for Blair's first
points of the half. 1t was 1892
going into the final quarter and
Froman tied it at 37-37 on a
Jump shot and a fast break. From
there. the lead changed hands
six times to the end.
Bee Tops Alumni
Other high school action last
night was limited to games with
the alumni. all in nearby Mary
land.
Bethesda Chevy Chase came
on from a one-point halftime
deficit to beat its grads, 62-53,
thanks largely to Is points by
Hank Sanderson.
Richard Montgomery High al
most let victory escape before
defeating its alumni, 54-52. in
overtime. Fred Milwee scored
six points for the varsity in the
extra period.
Sherwood nipped its alumni
44-43. in still another game last
night.
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Apologies
.ToFans for Dull
Garden Fight

! NEW YORK, Dec. "a [P-
frankie Ryff did little to help
himself as a top-hight light
weight contender by his victory
over Baby Vasquez and he
knows it.
I'D rather lose and give the
fans a show" he said last night.
apologizing in his dressing room
at Madison Square Garden. The
23-year-old New Yorker knew
his unanimous decision over the
squat Mexican in a l0-round ma
itionally televised bout hadn't
been a crowd pleaser.
He was sloppy and he made
me sloppy, too" Ryff added, Il
wanted to give the fans fight
so / upset my style. He was a
slow. cautious counterpuncher
so I decided to slug when could
When l got down Unto a half
crouch We were having a wing
ding until / got this" He pointed
to deep cut around his right
eye that will sideline him for six
weeks. I'VE banged heads and
this happened. Then I switched
back again."
After Ryff was cut in the
fourth round. he became cautious
for a couple Of rounds. Then he
reverted to form and rushed in
with both fists flying to earn a
substantial edge. Ryff was wild
and ineffective much of the time,
but Vasquez didn't hit hard
enough to Offset his persistent
drive.
Charlie Black. Ryff's manager
said he wanted matches with
Lightweight Champion Bud
Smith. ex-champion Jimmy
Carter or any other good fighter
Ryf weighed 1873 last night. Vas
quez 1856.
Judge Artie Schwartz scored
it 8-1-l, Judge Artie Aidala Ga
and Referee Ruby GoldStein
5-3-2 all for Ryf. The AP card
gave the nod to Ryff 7-2-1. The
crowd of no more than $500 INC
figures were announcedD took the
decision In stride.
/ As for the loser, his manager
George Parnassus. had an alibi
He froze up because this was
his first time in the Garden.
George said. Vasquez, through
an interpreter, mumbled some
thing about couldn't get of.
The few customers who wan
dered in from Office parties anc
Christmas shopping for the last
Garden fight show of the veal
See FIGHT. Page Ali
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vide housing for 5000 storm
refugees.
We're about where figured
we'd be-" he said. I'VE got In q
little outdoor stuff yesterday and
I think the time can be spent in
learning assignments inside Just
as well as outdoors"
The coaches planned to return
to a two-a-day practice routine
today If the weather permits.
Otherwise they'll squeak around
the cage court for only one
session.
Each East squad member will
be given a minute shot at
the telephone tonight to wish the
folks back home q merry
Christmas.
Leon Clarke. Southern Cali
fornia end who has been in the
hospital with pneumonia. Is due
Ito be released today but won't
join his Western mates in prac-
ltice untn Monday.
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Nashua Gets
.VIP Welcome
.AtHiuIeuh

HIALEAH. Fla, Dec. "a (P.-
The most highly publicized
movement Of a horse since the
Greeks legendary crashing of
the walls of Troy with that
wooden job ended today when
Nashua arrived at Hialeah after
a 1,200-mile railroad journey
from Kentucky.
No visiting VIP ever got a more
royal welcome than the big bay
colt when his luxurious railway
express car pulled into the down.
town Florida East Coast railroad
station.
Andy Swallows, superintendent
of the Miami station. boarded the
car and cleared the tracks to
give Nashua clean right-of-way
to the unloading dock at Hia-
leah race course. Two trains
were shunted onto sidings to
clear his path.
At Hialeah, Sunny jim" Fitz-
simmons. who will train Nashua
for his campaign to break Cita-
TONS world money-winning rec
ord. climbed into the car with
him and posed proudly for pho
tographers.
Mayor Henry Milander of
Hialeah presented the party
with a key to the city and fed
Nashua bunch of carrots.
Nashua. the worlds most ex-
pensive horse, travelled in style
with nine other thoroughbreds
Floyd c. Sager, veterinarian
from A. B. Hancock's Claiborne
Farm, said he took the journey
from Paris, KY. in stride and
arrived in excellent shape
Nashua was shipped South by his
new owners, syndicate headed
by Leslie Combs II. Combs
group paid a record $1,251, zoe
for the horse last week.
From the railroad. Nashua
was taken to Barn "a" the same
one he occupied last year when
he came to Hialeah to win the
Flamingo Stakes.
| The $104, 800 purse formed a
big hunk of his total bankroll
of $945, AIS.
/ In the car with Nashua were
such performers as Doubledog-
dare. voted the top 2-year-olo
filly of 1855; Misty Morn, 3-year.
old f1lly who has won $2l0,65O;
High Voltage, regarded by some
as the best 3-year-old filly with
a bankroll of $347.790: Home
place. a full brother of Blue
Ruler and second to Tiger Won-
der in the Joliet Stakes, and
Signal Hill, 2-year-old fiilly
-Four yearlings also were in the
ear
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As of SO Senior BowIers
Will PIoy in Other Games

Still another, Quarterback
George Herring of Mississippi
Southern. will be in the inaugu.
raj Christian Bowl in Murphrees-
boro, Tenn, December 26.
All except one of Coach Pau
Browns 25-man South team viii
play in pre-Senior Bowl games
together with % of Coach Buddy
Parker's North squadsmen.
Here Is the lineup:
Rose Bowl--Guard Jim Brown. UcLA
Guard Carl NyStrom and Fullback Gar.
Lowe Michisan State. ali Senior Bow
sugar Bowl--End John Paluck. Cente
John cenci and Back Lou Cimarolli
Pittsburgh. all North team.
Cotton Bowl--Back Earl Blair. Missis
oranSe Bowi--center Bob Penesrin
and Back Ed vereb, MARYLAND, ant
Guard Bo Bolinger and Haifback Bol
Burris. Oklahoma. all South team.
Gator Bowl-Tackle Frank D'Agostino
and Joe chiidress, Auburn; and Enc
Tommy Harkins Vanderbilt. all South
team.
biue-Gray-Enu Joe Tumtnello. bSU
Guard Scott Suber and Back Art Davis
Mississippi State: End Howard Schnel
lenberser and Quarterback Bob Hardy
Kentucky: Guard Tony Sardisco. Tulane
End Nick Germanos Alabama; anS
Tackle Don Goss. Southern Methodist
all South team; and End Harold Bur
nine. Missouri; Tackle End Meads. Michi
gan; Back Jerry Harkrader. Ohio State
and Quarterback Jim Haluska. wiscon
North South eMiami,-Rack White,
Rouviere, Miami (FlaO: Center Stew
Delatorre Florida; Back Don McIIhenny
Southern Methodist. and Tackle Herl
Gray. Texas. ell South team: and Tackll
John Miller, Boston COLLEGE: End jim
Freeman. Iowa: Back Tom Troxell. Mi
ami tOhiol: Tackles Bruce Bosley ant
Sam Hun and Back Bob Moss. West Vir
lgtn!s. all North team.
East-West tSan Francisco)--Fullbac l
Henry Moore, Arkansas. South team
Fullback Bill Murakowski and Guard Jo
krupa. Purdue; Back Tony Branofi
MICHIGAN; Quarterback Jerry ReichoW
Iowa; Back Herb Nakken, Utah: AM
Center Jim Furey. Kansas State. al
Christian Bowl (Murphreesboro. Tenn.
Quarterback Georse Herring, hfissis
lsippi Southern, South team.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-24
By DICK sLAY

The Christmas rush and a
'well-drilled zone defense b.
Montgomery Blair High almost
ruined Gonzaga's basketball
opener last night before 1900
fans at Blair. The Eagles SAL
vaged a SLAB victory in over
time. but their veteran team
needed every one Of the IS points
scored by a on-letterman named
Tom Matan.
Gonzaga held a 15-point lead
midway in the third quarter of
one of the lowest-scoring varsity
games seen here this season,
and then it tuckered out. 1t
was 1916 at the end of regu-
lation time after Tom McCloskey
.dunked a goal in the last three
seconds.
Matan then popped in four
points and McCloskey one more
in overtime TO deal the Blazers
a heart breaking defeat. their
third in four games. 1t resembled
the game a year ago when Blair
won in overtime by one point on
the way to an unbeaten record.
McCloskey also collected ID
points and it was his late goal
which set UP the victory, but the
strapping 6-foot-3 Matan may
have been the more valuable.
Blair Loses Beasley
Blair's center. Mac Beasley
fouled out on Matan on the
first play of the second half and
that definitely hurt the home
team. Matan's rebound goal
tied it at 48-48 in the overtime
and moments later he drove in
on a fast break for what proved
to be the winning points.
Matan. only a junior, did not
play last year, because of q
strep throat and respiratory in
fections. 1T would have been a
lot different with him in there
last year" commented Coach
Tommy Nolan, referring tc
Gonzaga's second-place finish ir
the Catholic League.
Although it was the opening
game for Gonzaga, Nolan claims
he had a aforementioned squad
before the holiday season. These
kids all have been working In
the post Office. They stand ur
all day pitching that mail anc
now their legs hurt" Nolan said
Some people may think WI
looked bad, but / think WI
didn't. I say Blair looked good
It was the first time we've seer
a zone. We weren't shootins
good. but we couldn't get shots
1t wasn't our fault. it was thai
zone"
Little Eddie Clements and Bil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-24

Extensively and defensively.
this renewal of hostilities could
well be another exciting contest.
The Rams will field such ex-
Iplosive backs as Ron Waller, for
lmer Maryland star: Skeet Quin-
Ian and Dan fowler. and the
posing game features Van
Brocklin, Fears, Elroy Hirsch and
Bob Boyd.
Cleveland has Ray Renfro.
Curley Morrison. Ed Modzelew-
ski. a former Maryland ace, and
Graham, among its running
threats, and Lavelli, Darrell
Brewster and others for aerial
fireworks.
Great Defensive Lineup
Defensively, the game offers
some of the greatest in pro ball
Ford and Carleton Massey,
Gibron. Frank GatsN, Bob Gain
and Don Colo of the Brown. and
Les Richter, Bud McFadin, Andy
Robustelli and Larry Morris for
Los Angeles.
The secondary defenses are
tremendous. too - Jim Cason,
Will Sherman. Don Burroughs
and Ed Hughes for Los Angeles,
and Don Paul. Ken KonZ, War
rem Lahr and Tom James for
the champions.
Fair weather was forecast for
Monday. and if it is. 10000 or
more will attend. NBC will tele-
wise the contest. with Los An
geles excluded. Game time is
4 pm. tEST).
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Trotters Get WiIIioms

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. "a (R.-
The Minneapolis Lakers say they
have found a spot for Bob VIII
liams with the Western unit of
the Harlem Globetrotters. Will
liams had been dropped to make
room for John Koran. Williams,
"a ssh forward. will join the
Globetrotters December % at
Wenatchee, Wash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-24
Wake Robin Officers

The new officers of the Wake
Robin Golf Club are: Mrs. Ethel
Williams. president; Mrs. Louise
Harris. vice president; Mrs. Ger
Itrude Suber. recording secretary
Mrs. Marie Jones, finance secre-
tary; Mrs. Wider Carter, treas
urer; Mrs. Helen Harris, corre-
spending secretary: Mrs. Irene
Brown. chaplain; Mrs. Ethel
Punches, chairman of the Tour
nament Committee, and Mrs
Agnes Paris, publicity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-24
Former Wrestler Dies

SANTA MONICA. Calf. Dec.
"a tP.-Nick Lutte. 81. who
gained prominence as a wrestler
a decade or more ago, died of a
heart attack yesterday. Lutte.
who promoted wrestling shows
after he retired from active
duty. was stricken at his home
and was pronounced dead on ar
rival at Santa Monica Hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-24
Bobe Zuhurios Going
To Benefit Exhibition

GALVESTON. Tex. Dec. "a
(P.-Sporting her first new
permanent wave in eight
months, Babe Didrickson Ia
harias was to fly today to Fort
Worth for a three-day Christ
mas holiday.
The famous golfer, who has
been in a Galveston hospital for
a physical checkup, said she
would appear at, but would not
play in, an exhibition golf
match at Houston next We'd
nesday for the benefit of a
cancer fund. Jimmy Damaret
and Ben Hogan will play against
Jack Burke and Jackson Brad
LEY in the benefit match.
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Virginia, Wake Forest Due
Name Coaches Soon

! WAKE FOREST. N. c., Dec.
"a tPl.-The search by Wake
Forest College for a new head
football coach viii begin in
earnest soon. A special commit
tee was established yesterday to
screen applicants.
Tom Rogers. head coach since
1851. offered his resignation to
the Board of Trustees December
7. II was accepted Thursday
Rogers salary was reported to
have been $500 yearly.
Among those mentioned as
possible candidates are Pat
Preston, Wake Forest athletic
director who submitted his res
Iignation with Rogers. Preston's
resignation was referred by the
trustees to the Athletic Council.
I Preston attended Wake Forest
but was sent to Duke while in
the Navy during World War II.
He was named an All-American
tackle in 1913 while at Duke
and later played professional
football.
Others mentioned include Be
Hagan. former Georgia Tech as
sistant; Warren Giese. assistant
at Maryland. and Bob Woodruff
head coach at Florida.
Giese. however. is a strong pos
sibiiity to succeed Rex Enright
at South Carolina. Enright. also
South Carolina athletic director
apparently is ready to retire from
coaching.
DALLAS. Dec. "a tP,. - Be
Hagan. backf1eld coach of South
ern Methodist University. said
today he was interested in "any
head coaching job" when men,
toned as a prospect for the
coaching post at Wake Forest.
The Southern Methodist as
sistant said, however, that he had
mot been contacted officially by
Wake Forest as vet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-24
BY the Associated Press

The San Francisco Dons
headed for New York today
with their 33-game victory
streak intact and with designs
on the college basketball record
for consecutive triumphs.
San Francisco, the Nations
top-ranked team. easily rolled
over Loyola of New Orleans,
61-43, last night to make 1t
seven straight this season and
SO over a two-year span. The
all-time mark is SO straight.
Next stop for the we'll
balanced Dons is Madison Square
Garden, where they tangle with
LaSalle Monday afternoon in
the second game Of the Eastern
Collegiate Holiday Festival tour
nament.
Holy Cross faces Syracuse In
the opener Of the tournament
while UCLA meets st. Johns OF
Brooklyn and Duquesne goes UP
against Fordham in a night
double-header. UCI.A, inciden.
tally, was the last team to de-
feat the Dons - In Deem
Der, 1854.
Spartans Set for Terps
The stage was set for another
important holiday tournament
when Michigan State brought its
record to 40 by staging lats
sprint to beat Wyoming, 1882
Julius Mccoy popped in II
straight points in the last II
minutes and wound up with {
total of 80 for the Spartans, whs
meet Maryland in the opening
round of the Winter Invitation
meet at College Park next Thurs
day. The other entrants are st
Francis pa and George Wash.
ington.
Wyoming, now 1-6, meet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-24

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Dec.
"a lP.-University of Virginia
officials are expected to pick a
new football coach within the
next couple of weeks from a list
of candidates who were
screened" before the old coach
resigned.
Although it was understood
that he was on his way out. Ned
Mcdonald didn't turn in his res
ignation until yesterday after a
talk with Colgate Darden. jr..
university president.
Prior to McDonald's formal
resignation. effective March /,
the university's athletic advisory
council had surveyed list OF
about so prospective candidates
for the head coaching job and
whitfield it down to nine likely
candidates. Then operations
were suspended temporarily to
give Ned time Ito bow out grace
fully"
The athletic council said it
would meet again between
Christmas and New Years Day
and indicated it hoped to come
up with a recommendation by
the end OF the first week OF
January. The new coach must
be approved by Darden and the
university Board of Visitors.
II deeply regret leaving the
University Of Virginia" McDon-
aid said yesterday as he an
nounced his resignation. Il have
enjoyed every minute OF my 10
years here"
The tall. swarthy Texan said
his plans for the future are un-
certain.
Mcdonald. who had been on
the coaching staff here for 10
years, became head coach in
1858 when Art Guepe. whose
Virginia teams had enjoyed
seven winning seasons in sue
cession, resigned to become head
coach at Vanderbilt.
McDonald's three years a.
coach produced only five VIC
tories and % defeats. The 1856
Virginia team posted a 1-9 rec.
ord that was the worst in the
81 years of football here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-24
I Tourney in Gorden
To Test Dons' Bid
For Record Streak

George washington az ArIngJonS
WI High Tuesday night. The
Cowboys Joe Capua took scor-
ing honors last night with "a
points.
OF last nights performance at
New Orleans, theren be no stop
ping San Francisco short Of the
national record for consecutive
victories. The existing mark was
set by Long Island University
from 1885 to 1887 and was later
equaled by Seton Hall in 1882
1871.
The Dons drew OF to a 24-3
lead in the first Is minutes, with
Bill Russell, K c. Jones and Mike
Preseau spearheading the at
tack. Russell, the brilliant g.
foot 10 Negro All America,
scored 20 points before leaving
the game with eight minutes left.
Although San Francisco used
five Negro players, there was no
repetition of Tuesday nights in
|cident when LOyola fans jeered
Bradley's Negro forward. Shellie
McMillon. for allegedly sticking
out his tongue after fouling out.
Vanderbilt Upset
Vanderbilt was the only other
team among the first 10 to see
action and the eighth-ranked
Commodores were knocked of
by Iowa State, 87-76, in the
upset Of the night. It was
| Vandy's first setback after six
| triumphs.
| Gary Thompson scored 40
| points for Iowa State, which
shot into a 47-39 halftime lead
and never trailed thereafter.
Bobby Thym was high for the
losers with %.
Illinois, No. II, built up a all
lead against Oklahoma and
breezed in, 1888. The Sooners
did not register their first field
goal until 1898 of the first half.
Capt. Paul Judson paced the
Illini with "a points.
Oklahoma Ann jumped of to
a 19-point lead on the shooting
Of Mack Carter and Mel Wright
and coasted to an easy 70-51
victory over Baylor. The Aggies,
who led 1921 at the half, got
IA points apiece from Carter and
Wright.
TCU Drops Eighth in Row
/ Oklahoma City pulled away
from Texas Christian in the final
4 minutes to hand TCU its
eighth straight defeat. 64-54.
The score was deadlocked $3.50
when Hubert Reed tapped in a
rebound for Oklahoma City and
Cecil Magma followed with two
layups that found the mark.
! Washington of st. Louis, trail
ing by two points at halftime.
rallied behind the shooting Of
Bud CRYSTAL in the second half
to nip Cornell, $3.50. The Bears
lied by one with 6 minutes left
in the game when CRYSTAL came
of the bench to hit on a couple
of push shots.
i In other games Spring Hill
/ (Ala) tripped Washington State.
$3.50; st. Francisco of Brooklyn
beat Queens. 87-63. and Elon
College defeated Pfeiffer, 100-77.
ito win the first annual Paris
Island Is. c. Christmas invi-
i "a fi0y, fO,IYYov
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Hooon Will PIuy Again

LOS ANGELES. Dec. "a up.
Ben Hogan viii participate in
the 18-hole pro-amateur celeb
rity tournament preceding the
$50, 900 Los Angeles Open, it was
announced today.
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