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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-18
Proqrom and HiqhIiqhts for Wednesday, September Il

1880, WMAL (D-Disneyland
1.-THE Olympic Elk" new
Disney adventure film. Also
scenes Of the Florida Ever
glades.
7:55, WTTG ~ - Baseball:
Washington VS.. New York.
500, WRC (D-Request Per-
Torrance: Boy resents az
lection lavished on lame
younger brother; William
Gargan. Anita Louise.
$3.50. WRC (4)--Father Knows
Best: Bud Is turned down
for job in favor Of boy with
fake employment record.
$3.50, WMAL az - M-G-M.
Parade: A film clip from
1.-THE Wizard Of o.; also.
John Nesbitt's story Of Nobel
Peace Prize.
$500, WRC (4-Kraft Thea
ter: A romantic drama re-
constructed from court rec
ords of time Of King James
I Of England; Betsy Won
Furstenberg, Everett Sloane
1000, WTOP (9)-Front Row
Center: Claude Dauphin and
Marisa Pavan in Meeting
at Mayerling," which retells
tragic story according to re-
Gently revealed facts.
1000. WRC (4)-This is Your
Life: Frankie LANES story.
(Repeat.)
1000, WMAL (7) - Boxing:
Bobby Dykes and George
johnson meet In Middle
weight bout In Miami.
11:25, WMAL ~ - Studio
Seven: Hans Conreid In
story of two quarreling---
but happy--concer artists.
1850, WRC ~ - Tonight:
Steve Aliens guest Is the
noted actress-singer. Ethel
Waters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-18

$500, WRC t4)-Producer'l
Showcase: Musical version
of Thornton Wilder's drama
"Our Town." with Frank
Sinatra as the narrator and
Eva Marie Saint. Paul New
man, Ernest Truck. Paul
Hartman and others. Songs
by Van Heusen and Calm;
choreography by Valerie
Belts. (Color.)
$500, WMAL (7l-Reader's Di-
gest:: Eddie Albert as a cab
driver who appoints himself
humanity's big brother. tRe-
peat.)
$3.50, WMAL (7)-Voice OF
Firestone: Roberta Peters
sings "I'll Follow My Secret
Heart" and Loves Own
Sweet Song"
$500, WMAL (7)-Maryland
Football Highlights: Films
Of the Maryland Missouri
game; Jim Tatum, Jim Glib
bons.
$500, WTOP t9)-Those Whit
ing Girls: Barbara moves
out after argument.
$50, WRC l4)-Robeh Mont
gomery: Edward Andrews
plays the Walter Mitty-ish
husband in James Thurber's
mfr. and Mrs. Monroe"
$3.50, WMAL (7)-Medical Ho-
rizons: Inside the Mind. "
live documentary. originates
from State University Of
N. Y.
1890, WTOP (9)-Studio One:
Ralph Bellamy tries to mold
son into own image in story
by Robert Howard Lindsay
and Kathleen Lindsay: Ger
aldine Fitzgerald, keenan,
Wynn.
1000, WMAL t7)-Eddie Cam
tor Show: Stan Freberg and
Victor McLauglen play GIs
in guest skit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-18
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-09
PEA Urged to Halt
Qualifying Rounds
At ] ournumentSite

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j., Dec.
Q tP.-The executive committee
of the Professional Golfers Asso-
citation has been asked to elimi-
nate qualifying rounds at the site
of the PGA's annual champion
ship tournament.
The request was made in a
resolution passed yesterday at
the annual PGA convention.
The session also saw re-elec-
ton Of Harry L. Moffitt OF To.
ledo. Ohio, to a second one-year
term as president.
Rules for the championship
tournament now require qualify
ing play in each of the PGA's 81
sections. The qualiflers from
each section must qualify all over
again at the tournament site.
AL Houghton. who recently
resigned as president of the
Middle Atlantic PGA after sew
eral years in Office. was one of
three new vice presidents elected.
Houghton. pro at Prince Georges
Club, will represent the South.
Other vice presidents elected
were U. c. Ferguson of Okla
.homa City and Lou Strong of
Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-09
Drawing Powerof Goose 7 otum
And Haynes Proved at U|ine's

Goose Tatum and Marques
Haynes. former stars of the
Harlem Globetrotters and now
operating with the Harlem Ma
gicians, could wear blank uni
forms and still draw in Gus
toners.
The two super showmen made
their first appearance with their
new team last night at Uline
Arena and drew 4,187 customers,
far above expectations of the
promoters. The more highly
renowned Trotters, who have
been turning them away at the
doors for years, preceded the
Magicians into Uline's by less
than three weeks.
Promoters are never at q loss
as to what to do with a good
thing and so the Magicians will
be back soon. The date has not
yet been decided.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-09
Scare by Hoyos Debates
NYU Fans Bright Hopes

NEW YORK. Dec. 9 Especially
Georgetown University's bas-
ketball team lost to New York
University here last night, but
not without leaving considerable
doubt as to the strength Of the
victor.
The Hoyas, 1869 victims in
the first of II double-headers at
Madison Square Garden, next
meet Mount St. Mary's. a power
In the Mason Dixon Conference.
tomorrow night at Emmitsburg,
Md. Previously, the Hoyas
squeaked by two other Mason
Dixon teams, American Univer-
sity and Roanoke College. and
were not considered dangerous
to NYU.
Seton Hall scored an 87-85
victory over Western Kentucky
in the nightcap before 6,523 fans.
Howard (Jake) Cam, who has
been coaching NYU for SO years.
was reported to have come up
with his best team in recent
years. The Violets breezed by
their first two opponents, but
had to call on little Tom DeLuca
for a lift in the closing minutes
against the Hoyas.
A sudden slump in the second
half by Joe Missett was a factor
in the Georgetown defeat. Mis-
sett, who averaged "a points q
game In the first two contests,
scored IA in the first half, but
only two in the second half
when he could not hit from any
angle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-09
TDC|ub Pays
Brennan Honor

Coach Terry Brennan Of No.
tire Dame will get the Touchdown
Club Award as college coach Of
the year at the clubs annual
banquet January 7 at the Hotel
Statler.
Brennan's selection, an
nounced today by Ed Hickey.
general chairman of the ban
quet, was because "he had done
the best job with the material
with which he had to work"
The Irish coach had to rebuild
his team this year after losing
eight of last years starting IL
players. Preseason forecasters
saw at least four defeats for
Notre Dame, but it finished the
season with only two setbacks,
to Michigan State and Southern
California. >.
The Touchdown Clubs opinion
of Brennan was backed by Moose
Krause, Notre Danes director
of athletics. "In my opinion.
Terry Brennan this season has
done the greatest job of coach
ing / have seen anywhere" he
said when informed Of Bren-
mans selection by the club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-09

Tatum, the long ARMED clown
with the dazzling hook shot.
scored 81 points, all except two
on field goals, while Haynes
scored %, all from the floor
They led the Magicians to a
1892 victory over the New York
Olympians.
The Olympians were led by
Bill Spivey, the 7-foot-l former
Kentucky star, who scored AZ
points on 20 goals and two
foul shots.
However, the final result was
secondary. The big attractions
were the comical capers Of
Tatum and the razzle-dazzle
dribbling Of the incompatible
Haynes.
In the preliminary, the Mount
Rainier Boys Club team de-
! feated Fides House, 1856.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-09
Dolby Reported
Ready to Sign

CHICAGO. Dec. o up. AL
though the actual signing of
Larry Dolby by the White sox
has been delayed. terms report
eddy have been agreed upon.
The slugging outfielder, OBJ
tanned from Cleveland for Short
stop Chico Carrasquel and Out
fielder Jim Busby. visited the Sox
yesterday, but there was no sign
ing.
He talked with Vice Presidents
Chuck Comiskey and Johnny
Rigney. 1t is believed his pay
will be between $4,000 and
$35. 900, about the same as his
salary last year with the Indians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-09
Press Club Banquet
For Dads and Sons
Scheduled Tonight

Baseball, football, boxing and
oficial Washington will be rep.
resented tonight at, the Father
and Son banquet of the Ma
tional Press Club.
Attorney General Herbert
Brownell and the deputy at
torney general. William P
Rogers. will be the Federal
Government representatives.
Also invited are Rocky Mar
ciano. the heavyweight cham
pion: Quarterbacks Ralph Gug-
lielmi and Eddie LeBaron and
Halfback Joe Scudero of the
Washington Redskins: Quarter
back Lynn Beightol. End Bill
Walker and Assistant Coach
Eddie league of Maryland. and
Jim Busby. former Washington
outfielder now with Cleveland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-09

Dale Smith led the Hoyas with
"a points, scoring IA in the Sec
ond half and leading his team to
within 2 points Of a tie, 70-68.
with only 10 seconds remaining.
DeLuca hit two free throws and
IA Jump shot in the final minute,
while Georgetown's only scoring
was a foul shot by Mat White.
DeLuca, 5-foot-11 service re-
turnee. wound up with % points.
Dick Gaines and Ed Petrie
scored 81 points between them
to lead Seton Hall to its victory
Gaines scored % points and
Petrie %. but high for the night
was Owen Lawson, who &C
counted for IS points, II in the
second half. Lawson's dazzling
jump shot led the Kentuckians
back from a l2-point deficit early
in the fourth period. The score
was 1919 after regulation time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-09
Redskins 1855 Success
IBosed on Team Effort

"a and is almost certain to fin
ish well below Bones mark.
Janowicz. still in the running
for the 1855 scoring champion
ship. has bettered Taylor's AZ
point total of a year ago by 80
points, with one game to play,
but below the top the 1855 rec
ord is no better than a year ago.
Speaking of defense. it's worth
noting that whereas the 1854
outfit had 432 points scored
against it, this years squad has
given up a mere 205.
The Redskins have offered to
settle the IS 900 suit filed against
them by Ed Berrang, former end,
for half that amoundt. Berrang
sued for a years salary after in
Ijuring his knee in training camp
lin 1853. He subsequently under
went an operation, for which the
club paid, and has since been
employed here as an auto sales
man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-09
HoIcomb Reported
Selected for Job
At Northwestern

CHICAGO. Dec. 9 (P.-The
Daily News reported today that
Stu Holcomb. Purdue,s head
football coach, has been selected
as Northwestern University's new
athletic director.
John Carmichael, Daily News
sports editor, wrote that Hol-
comb was picked for the North
western position by secret
committee" Of prominent alumni
and Chicago businessmen.
Formal approval Of Holcomb's
selection, Carmichael wrote,
probably will be made within 70
hours.
Holcomb's selection for the
Northwestern job was limited
three weeks ago by the Indianap-
oils Star. but the Purdue coach
has steadfastly denied that he
was a candidate.
With Northwestern's football
fortunes hitting a new low last
fall, Ted Payseur was shifted
from the athletic dictatorship to
another university position.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-09
By LEWIS F. ATCHISON

Already assured of their best
season record since 1913, when
they won seven and lost five.
the Redskins can take a bow
for an outstanding team per-
Torrance this year, rather than
individual brilliance.
In ball carrying. for example.
Bert Zagers currently is tops
with 395 yards and Vic Jano-
wicz next with 339. Last year
Billy Wells led the squad with
Sic yards, a mark neither zagers
nor Janowicz figures to match.
Both are still a bit bruised and
it's doubtful if either will come
close to Rob Goodies secondplace
mark of 462 yards last season.
Charlie Justice got 254 yards
on the ground last year, Dale
Atkeson 176 and Al Dorow lit.
In the campaign closing against
the Pittsburgh Steelers Sunday
at Griffith Stadium the Redskins
have sprung Leo Filter loose for
331 yards, Atkeson has picked
up 2S7. Eddie LeBaron, 100, and
late-starting Jim Monachino,
1903.
LeBaron's passing has sur
passed that Of Jack Scarbath
and Dorow. but the combined
1854 record of the last two was
better than that of Eddie and
Ralph Guglielmi to date. Be-
tween them, Scarbath and Do
row completed ia passes for
1,795 yards and Is touchdowns.
Eddie and Goog have hit the
mark SO times for 1,442 yards
and nine touchdownS.
It has been the same in pass
receiving. Bones Taylor caught
81 for $50 yards and eight touch
downs a year ago. while Johnny
Carson and Zagers. currently the
top two. have caught 80 for TAO
yards and three touchdowns.
Carson. the No. boy. has caught
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considerable experience. None
are under 6 feet!
+ + ~
A note from Hobie O'Meara,
commissioner of the Washington
District Football officials Asso-
citation, gives the information
that members worked 1853 in
dividual assignments in 348
games this season for fees total
ing roughly $4,000.
Most novel gift reported on
the banquet circuit around town
was the Angus heifer given Coach
Tank Johnson by his Wakefield
High School football team. Tank,
his father and brother are rails
ing beef cattle of this breed on
la farm near Leesburg.
Gwynn Park, which won the
Prince Georges County Soccer
League championship this sea-
son for the fourth time in i've
years. plus the District 2, Glass B
title, will have seven of its start
ing players returning next fall.
That number includes Jebbie
Wells, Gwynn Parks scoring ace.
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MARYLAND
Continued From Page c

NVutAAuNU 06O ~
team than last years. 1t bowed
to George Washington. 1876,
and later gave powerful North
Carolina State an argument be-
fore losing. 90-s1. 1t has a
good scorer in Jack Williams. a
6-foot-3 junior. and two Of the
fastest little guards in the At
lantic Coast Conference, Ernie
Virgins and Jackie Murdoch.
Actually. Maryland has gone
backward in the past week. 1t
played better basketball in beat
ing Virginia, 67-55, in the open
ing game a week ago than it did
last night.
Millikan is puzzled. He kept
switching players against the In
dians, trying to find the right
combination. but couldn't. The
Terps need a take-charge guy
and the player who comes closest
to it is Davis, an inexperienced
sophomore.
Maryland did play a creditable
game defensiyely, limiting the
Indians to 46 shots and COM
pletely bottling Lou Hoitsma. the
service returnee who scored %
points against George Washing
ton Tuesday night when the In
dams lost by six points on their
home court.
Kessler Scores Is Points
Hoitsma made only one field
goal. six points in all, and left
with FIVE fouls with a couple of
minutes remaining.
The Terps were saved by some
scrappy rebounding by Bob Kess-
Ter and John Sandbower. particu-
larry the latter. Kessler was
credited with 81 rebounds and
Sandbower with Is. but 1t APP
.peared Sandbower was climbing
on the boards for at least as
many as Bob. Kessler almost
maintained his career average
with 10 points.
Jim Kaplan missed a foul shot
for the Indians with 10 seconds
remaining that would have tied
lit. and Bill Ouseley missed a
desperate shot at the gun.
Dick Savage was the only con-
sistent scorer for the Indians
with II points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-09
Coast Athletes
Get Pay Raise
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 9 up.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 9 up.
"A pay raise" for athletes on
campus work-and hint of a
breakdown on of campus en-
ployment-were in Pacific Coast
Conference official records to-
day.
The conference concluded its
four day winter meeting yester-
day with word that 1t had
granted a cost-of Living wage
boost Of so cents an hour to stu
dent athletes and ordered its
nine, member schools to furnish
records of "all off-campus en-
Iployment during an academic
year" to Commissioner Victor o.
Schmidt upon request.
This will enable us to deter
mine whether the pattern is in
the direction of sound off,
campus work or whether it is
more in the nature of sinecures
for athletes. explained Prof.
H. P. Everest of Washington,
conference spokesman. He said
the records would be limited to
the four major sports OF football,
basketball, track and baseball.
Everest said athletic directors
and faculty representatives at
the meeting decided to raise the
scale for campus work by ath-
letes from $3.50 to So an hour
and the monthly maximum from
SIS to 500 effective next Sep
TENDER l. s.s
ave have recognized that the
cost Of living is rising for stu
dents as well as for everyone
else" Everest said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-09
Improving Gu
Fight Tomorrow

Catholic University and Ameri-
can University open their cross
town Mason Dixon Conference
basketball rivalry tomorrow.
meeting at Az at $3.50 pm. in
the latter's homecoming feature.
American has beaten Catholic
I16 straight times, but things
might be different this year. The
Cardinals are showing real i'm
provement and have a 81 record,
with their only loss to Mount st.
Mary's, for two years the Mason
Dixon Conference champion.
Last night the Cards got back
on the beam by taking Lynch
burg, 1915.
American hasn't stirred up a
win yet, but it has been playing
in a tougher league while losing
to Georgetown and Navy. To-
morrow will be the first Mason
Dixon game for the Eagles, and
they are hopeful of getting of
to a good start with such players
as Joel Comito, Alex sheldon,
Wally Ryland and Jim Parker
now ready to add to their scoring
averages. Joe Pelligrino. one of
AUS leaders, is injured and will
not play.
| In last nights Lynchburg
game, Catholic u. pulled away
after a 37-37 halftime tie. Tom
Tiller of Lynchburg was high
man with 26 points. but Gu had
numerous players in double
figures to Offset Tiller's work
Bill Uber and Ron Dreher were
the best sharpshooters with 16
and is points. respectively.
After the halftime deadlock
the Cardinals adopted a zone
defense and went ahead al
Lynchburg was unable to find
the range from outside. II
stayed close. however, until
about halfway through the sec.
ond half when Ron Boothby Of
Gu hit a hot streak and scored
8 Of his 10 points to give the
Cardinals an 8l-67 lead
Lynchburg was left with a Is
season record. It remains ir
Washington to play Gallaudet
| tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-09

For reasons not quite clear,
Maryland public schools will not
be allowed to compete in the
scholastic section of The Star
Games the afternoon of Janu-
airy 81 in the National Guard
Armory. even though the event
again has the sanction Of the
National Federation Of State
High School Athletic Associa-
tons.
DR.. Herbert Steiner. director
Iof health and physical education
| for Maryland's public schools,
states the reasons of the Mary
land Public Secondary School
Athletic Associations executive
committee as:
l. It is not worth the neces-
sary practice for just one indoor
meet, and
2. Ninety-eight or 80 per cent
of the schools do not have the
facilities to practice for the meet.
We shall not take the space to
argue with this thinking. In
stead, let us point out that the
second running of the indoor
schoolboy meet already is as
sured a larger field than the in
augural event last January
Hardy Pearce, who is handling
the preliminary work for the
meet from his Office as director
of District Interhigh athletics
reports entries from II schools
to date.
That figure includes teams
from IL public schools in the
District and five who have an
severed invitations sent to 81
schools in Northern Virginia
There are 10 private schools in
1.-The area still to be contacted and
Pearce plans to invite the PREF
schools in Baltimore.
Last January 1913 athletes from
Just 16 schools kicked of the
afternoon meet, competing in IL
events. The mile run and the
broad Jump have been added to
the program this time.
/ Gonzaga's losses by gradua-
ton last June didn't diminish
the height of the basketball
team, but Coach Tommy Nolan
likes to think of what kind OF
quintet he'd have if the little
boys were still around.
! He has reference to Ronnie
Bennett, Tony Natoli and Frank
Vita, of course. Bennett was ALI
Metropolitan and Natoli All.
Catholic League and Nolan says
If we could get someone hall
as good as those two we'd be 9
good ball club" Both are nov
playing with the Georgetown
freshmen.
No one is going to make Nolar
forget Bennett or Natoli thi!
year. but Gonzaga rates as the
class Of the Catholic teams II
preseason estimates, neverthe.
less.
/ Tom McCloskey and John Far.
rell were regulars last year ane
Bill Sheahan and Jim O'Donnel
were not far behind. Then there
are Dennis Pekin, Tom m J
IOBrien and Dick Schoeb with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-09
Howard Meets
Morgan Tonight

BALTIMORE, Dec. 9 (Spe-
ciaD. Howard University of
Washington. D. c., continues its
out-of-town basketball activity
by playing Morgan State COL
lege here tonight.
The Bisons, who have yet to
play at home. suffered their first
defeat after two wins last night,
bowling to Lincoln, 66-58. at Ok
ford Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-09
Trucks Again Signed
To TIGERS Contract

DETROIT, Dec. 9 (P.-Virgn
Trucks, f1reballing highlander
once traded into supposed obliv-
ion by the Tigers, returned to
the fold yesterday as he signed
a 1856 playing contract.
Trucks was traded back to
the Tigers last month by the
White Sox.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-09


birthday
Miller Cgh) Cleft,
member the commission in
Staff
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Totals ~ 20 "A Totals 81 Is 90
Score at halttime: NYU 40-35.
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Totals 90 81 rs Totals 80 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-09
WITH THE
HIGH SCHOOLS
BY DICK STAY

For reasons not quite considerable experience None
MARYLAND public schools will not under feet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-09

Totals 81 a5 81 Totals IS is IS
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-03-25
ELM ANNOUNCES CHANGES IN NEW SHALL TRACT REGULATIONS

A number of important changes have been made in the new small tinct regulations which became ef- fective March II, it was announced this week by Lowell M. Puckett, Asa Administrator, Bureau of Land Management for Alaska. In addition to permitting the classifi- cation and use of unsurveyed lands under the Small Tmct Act, the qualifications of those who may file were expanded so that not only an individual. who is a citizen of the United States. is eligible but
 also partnerships, associations, cor porations. states, territories, muni- cipalities or other governmental subdivisions, it was pointed out. Provision has been made also for the acquisition of community sites under the Small Tract Act. The
 uses which were authorized form erly are the same. that is, people
 may obtain small tracts for homes, recreational purposes or for busi- ness sites. Leases are issued and
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-03-25

then the land may be sold to the
 lessee, if he has complied with the
 terms of the lease. Puckett pointed out that there has been one inn
 portant change in the requirements for purchase and that the lessee does not have to wait Il months from the time his lease becomes effective to apply to purchase the land, but he may apply as soon as he hs constructed the improve ments which are required by the terms of the lease As formerly, the lessee will be advised at the time he enters into the lease agree ment, what the final purchase price will be.