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Papago Indian news., 1956-05-04
HODEo by: lssamod Chavez

The S{odeo 3oard of the Papago Tribe have
Tanned to put on another rodeo this
coming Nay .l9 e 20, 1856 at Sells, Ariz-
orlas II has been planned that the proce-
eds from this Inter tainment Will Be
provided as an educational fund, That
is I'd give aid to any student willing to
Continue their education through co,lleg
Or y: :! gnnyefslty' :, r s..<<...
--rs rsaCago Crib o. esr a. S1eole .'seed 1o.* CO
Sshis yaneeneng alg highece edue to
uphold its stand ards Of self Government.
Therefore, the 1odeo Board through the
courtesy Sf: the General Council and the
Dducational Conrait tee passed thi s. fore
going plan.
So come one come all and help support
the future leaders Of your Tribe. Also
enjoy the performance Of these courage
Gus cowboys preforn their ski11s.
In the State Sanitary Board meeting Of
April 80, 1856 Dr.. Miller the Arizona
State Vetenari an suggested to the Arizona
State Sanitary Board that Quarantine be
li&ted on the Papago .eservation. No
official word has been received.
Elizabeth Snith from Ft. lic0owel is
new employee for the U.S.. Public Health
Service. She is Dr.. t.rageras assistant.
He ARE happy to announce the marriage
Of Dr.. inox to Miss Lucy ;Adams,s formerly
secretary Of the Public sIealth at Casa
Grande.
Papago Indian news., 1956-05-04
VENTURE CATHOLIC CLUB NENs by:
Sue Pablo


Duringi she monthof March and part; Of
February the Ventura Catholic Club of
Tue SOM have dropped: off all theiF Social
fse eaiKities So .that every. ae1ber4be free:
toyrarhicip pate i'm ALI the Lent Religious
SERVICES Sc! I - = * r -
Only one big Meeting was held during the
. month Of March,. at, this meeting the.
.: Ventura Club nnerbers elected their new
dffffiicers and those 'elec Ted we're: For
President Sue Pablo, Vice President,
Juani ia juan, Secretary, Pansy Eerkshau,
Trea surer, Mrs. katherine 8rugger and
Program Chairman, Carlos Antone. Since
Lent season has past the new officers
and all che members have picked up their
regular meetings to plan all social. acti~
viteS. Qecently We held q food sale and
a DANCE .. Proceeds from both the sale
and. the. Dance have been turned: over to
Father Rerqey for the fini slnng of the
Sacared Heart Church in. Sells. another
food sale and dance is scheduled for
Nay 26th at 524 Vest 32nd in Tucson.
=. t41sot che Ventura Club members are proud
to rIentio on that during the month Of Feb
urarsy we had visitor from Detroit Mich.
:. olr visitor was Rev. Father osmara bro
cher Of Mrs. Katherine Bruegger who; is
advi sor for the Ventura Catholic Club.
Papago Indian news., 1956-05-04

I5LzXISI0N: MIR. Ruiz Lopez of1Sells ha
been added TO- the Sells Television Fans
New channel 9 Tue son Test pattern is,
coming in good at Sells.
Papago Indian news., 1956-05-04

.#.
TRIBAL coInT 2EC02lS (continued)
cQN1sIRgTZMG. to the DELINQUENCY oE "A
Yernancio., Juan =. $9o,oF 90, days.
u Theresa Lopez !. ,f:.:r Not guilty
:Agustin Garcia. l,year probation
Z: t'!5~I1Y2 Ja>...-;}< .s}.'.@ - : :
CIVIL CASES: ~. = ,>,.7 :.>' ,.%
Isaac antoine VS. Leroy Antoine Settle
ement of lost artical. = Leroy Antoine.
AWoA1 from Armed. Services : transferred
*'rto,Aj Police. rrS iAi3; rs
= TEaEF1c VIOLATION: - " u"
Lawrence Matthews Of Sells. Driving
under; the. influence Of intoxic ating
liquor. 10 days confinement and $loo
fine. .~
Erpe St antoine of Sells. Driving under
the influenceT of Intoxicating liquor.
To- days conf ipement and $lO0 fSne.s
W., :, 3at~s - :, : -:-o7++- = - .:n.@.;
= AIo COURT. REcoa6s Week of April s-l7
Ernest Beauty, drunk days in Jail
. johnson Z. saraficio, reckless driving e
speeding IS days In Jail. - ~H%:
Frances Lopez. distributing the. peace,
$500 fine. ~ >|*' = '.''* -
"Wil1iam Kalka, drunk driving, @reck1ess
$ driving, no drivers License" $1eo fine.
WEEK Of AP2IL -l7-24~
=. - Joe oEAste, drunk; $500 fine. !" '>'
= Juan Samuel, drunk, SIS fine.
~~'s y SeYnaldo Pancho, drunk, TO- days in Jail
-~ Ernes -BeautY, drunk 50 days in jail
= Thomas Garcia. drunk 50 days in Jail
. 10 :Reho; drtinkj 80: days in jailN+D
:: Hanson Nofris drunk, driving and fail
dfe' to stop at scene Of accident $l25
; David r. Burrell;" driving under influenc
: Of liquor and reckless driving. $50. 90
: - -. -eoV7sED WELLS ST0RE
!: cRocER21as,, : AlyTo +crEss9h1Es AND TIRES,
! ~. COLD Dsif1NSS !si7[i] S',l ..}%".
! .E..4 2rs:1 2 :5f:' Isabe. .Robinetfe
) 1RI -: Proprietor
Papago Indian news., 1956-05-04
TRIBAL -colnr aEcoalS (continued)

Isaac Antone VS. Leroy Antoine Settle
ement of lost. artical - Leroy A1tone3:
AWoE1 from ARMED. Services = transferred
r TO, Ajo Police. :r%,; 'Al3; -,
Evening star., 1956-11-26
PENTATHLON

Shooting results with overall placipt
after 3 days IN parentheses:
1. Antonio Felix Almada. Mexico 96C
:. igor Noyikov. UssR. s2O (D.
,. Gabor Benedek. Hungary. $50 t3l
81; Georse Lambert United States
5. 0layi Mannonen Finland. $50 t2l
>. Vaino Korhonen. Finland. $50 IL
3. AleSandre Iarassov uSSR; $50 t9l
cMonteair Mliiap H. An ApdFs $50 (SS Spited States
osS. vladimir cerny. czechosloyakia
10. Janos Bodi, Hungary. $50 tsi.
70. Andriano Facchini, Italy. SEQ u6)
~. Neville Sayers, Australia. $50 u7b
IL. Jose Mier Perez, Mexico. 500 u0).
-. David Romero Vargss. Mexico,
is. lack Daniels, U. s. Missoula,
Mont), 500 U3I.
l6. okkert van Grunen, South Africa,
10 van Deriuguine, USsR, 40 d4
ld. Dimitru Tintea, Romania. $50
% venceslau Malta. BraziD 200
10. sslviO da Costa Lemon, Brazil,
10. Mic Fioody. Chile. 7oO ,2U.
5s eeTnsI seTnst Hsns Kstser Ram.n,s Plninnd g9 I
"a. Antal Modlrich Hungary, 72O
"a. Lars Han. sweden. 72O az.
~ Sven Coomer. Australia. 72O t32)
81. Bertil HRase, Sweden, 700 (25l..
2S. Victor Teodorescu. Romania. Gao
%. Luis Riera. Argentina, $50 uD.
~. Gerardo Cortas, Chile. $50 40.
81. Donald Cooley, Britain, $50 800.
~ George Nicoll, Australia, $50 t34).
~ Jean Hamel. France. $50 (31D,
"a. Thomas Hudson, Britain. 440
35. George Norman, Britain. $40 t35,.
80 Harry Schmidt. South Africa.
Team shootine--1. Russia 1881. 5
points nss, oS)i z; United states, 1855 ID;
s. Hungary, 6.753-5 .04j: 8. Romania,
5,5l4 f6): n. Australia, 4.364 ~. s,
Evening star., 1956-11-26
ROWING

semifinals first two in each event
advance TO final. others eliminated)
Fours with Cox. first seminal: l.
Italy, 1:54.5; Australia. 7:59S; B.
Denmark, S:0S.4; New Zealand
S:3O.7.
. second seminal; Sweden. s;ol. g.
limited States James McMullen
Douglas Turner. James Wynne. Ronald
Cardwell. Edward Masterson. Buffalo
~ ", S:24.3.
Pairs without coxswain, first semi
S;42.4; 3--New Zealand, S:44.7: T.
Denmark, S:5l.1.
tJames Fifer, Tacoma; Duvan Hecht
Beverly Hillsl S:31.1; Australia
S:4s%; Germany. S52.2; Italy
sinsle sculls, first semihnal: l.
Tedor hocerka, Poland. 9:05.f; B.
James hill New Zealand, 9:I25; A.
klaus Won Fersen, Germany, g:232.
uhed SseGns stsss ssmRa ISSE stSsTt fss Masks5 H.
zle, Australia, g:l9.5; 3-Perica vlasic,
Yugoslavia. 9:322: 4-Stefano Marti-
noh, Italy, 1851
snlsnS Pair; Sith a s91swain. Ts! se%insl aa
3-Beisium. s:39'3: 4-Austria. s:5S. Z
Second ,semifinal = /, Germany
g;24.l; 2. United States art -Aryault
Tacoma. Wash; Conn Findlay, Belmont
Calf; Kurt Seiffert. Rochester Mich.)
g;25;l: 3. Australia, 9:37l: 4. Chile
ll:03.6.
Fours Without Coxswain: First semi.
nnal--l. Canada UNIV, of British Co.
g. Russia. S:iS.3: /. Poland, s:3s.
Second Semiiinal-l United State.
Detroit Boat Club, John Welchi. Art
MeKinlay,. John McKinlay. Jim Nc
lntoshl, 1.59.7; Italy, S.1U,2; 3
Germany. S:l9.S; g. Australia, S:;j.. 4
Eights First semihnal--l. United
states yale University, Donald Beer
Thomas Charlton. John Cooke. Cald-
well Esselstyn Charles Grimes. Richard
Wales, David Wight Robert Morey,
William Beckleanl. 6:55.1; ,. Australia,
b:Jb.6; y Russia, I:lS.3: 4. Japan
7.34 ..
Second semihnal--I. Canada, 6:51:
,. Sweden 1854. g. Czeehoslovakia
7:l2.g: 4. Italy. 1:I9.S.
Evening star., 1956-11-26
BOXING

Flyweight u12 pounds ouncesI
secord-round bouts: Mircea Dobrescu.
Romania. outpointed Frederico Bonus.
Philippines; Ray Perez. United States,
outpointed Frantisek Majdloch, Czecho-
sloyakia: John Caldwell. Ireland, stopped
b Yaishwe, Burma. t3l, Warner Batch
eior. Australia, outpointed Henry Kukier,
Poland.
:, Kenii Yonekura. japan, outpointed
Libeer. France; outpointed PSo Hyun XII,
Korea: Terrence Spinks. Great Braitian,
outpointed Abel Laudonia. Argentina
Vladimir Stolinkov. Russia, outpointed
Salvatore Burruni, Italy.
Bantamweight ulg pounds Freddie
Gilroy, ireland, stopped Boris Stepanov,
Russia '3l; Mario Stir, Italy, out
pointed Admad Rashid. Pakistan. owen
Reilly. Britain, outpointed Daniel Helle-
huyek, Belgium:, Wolfgang Behrendt
Germany, stepped Henrik Ottesen. Den
mark t2l
Claudio BaTrientos. Chile, outpointec
zeno, stetaniux, Poland; Eder Jofre
ma: Carmelo Tomaselli. Argentina, out
pointed Vichai LimchareTn, Thailand,
SONG Soon Shun. Korea, outpointed
Robert Bath, Australia.
Middleweight t164 pounds ) ouncesD
Guilio Rinaldi Italy. outpointed Chris
tian Andersen. Denmark; Otter Wem-
homer, Germany. Outpointed Ronald Red
rup, Great Britain. Guennadii ChatkoV
Russia, outpointed Ralph Hosack. Can
sda' victor Zalazar. Argentina, out
pointed StiR sJolin. Sweden; julius
lorna, Czechoslovakia. outpointed How
Chile. stopped zbieniew Poirkowski, Pc.
land ~
Evening star., 1956-11-26
YACHTING

International 5,5-meter class. irsl
day; Norway. Viking, . hours 80 min.
~; 2;33;26.. 3--Great Britain, vision
( E:34 .06; 4--Ansthalia. Buraddoo. 2:35 .01
l--Sweden Rush Y. 1896 10; 6-Soutf
Africa Yoemsn ", @:I6.0s 7-UssR
Drczhba, 2:t0.t3: S--Germany. Tiiiy
.42,0l; 9--Italy Twins VIII. 3:42 .O3
lO-Franee Gilliatt V. 2;4547.
International 5.5-meter class point.
scoring after hrst day: Norway, / .lOI
United States, S00s Great Britain, B24
Australia, 400; sweden 4O2 soutf
Africa. 323; USSR, $50. Germany. f9S
italy 14T: France. lOI.
Star class, FIRST race finishing order
J-gntted States. kathleen. 1883. 10
Merope III 1870: 4-Cuba. Klrusi
". 2:O0,5I; 5-France. Gam II, 2:0s 81
9-0rea. Britain, Startling III, 5:O3.2i
51ussR; Tulillnd, LOB as: s-Aus,
tTalia. Naiad 2.Os.16: 9-Argentina
Coyunco III. 200; Portugal Faneca
I'LL Tb.,;; ;4s; Canada. Manana. 2;l334
Star class point-scoring after mrs
day: United States. llSe; Bahamas
Evening star., 1956-11-26

sss l'ig lGs igR. 55sA 5j5s rrsgs:' AS
is0; Canada. IS9; ThSiland retired.
E.son arDISS w. GAS 5:' EsS zsasnd 5ss
s;9995s 9g 3-GT.siSSt 3-GTsiSt eTitsin; dd'n chgsklIss les
SS-ussR; Kon-Tiki. 2;l2.63; 6--Franee
Wendehsis. e:&55.iIis:: s-soutS SeInfaes Africs
3:G6i0; Canada Beaver. Bfssil t1nca1 s'
uRRited iRinss states tIinekel and Burma
sharpie Glass point. scoring after first
Australia. 1915; New Zealand. s14
SIG; France, 4s3: Germann;y, ss SO; 1h so1tt
Africa; BIZ; Greece. 261; Canada, Brazil
United States and Burma retired.
dragon Glass, frst race; denmark
s4e.s6: S3Arsentina. ei Pompero. 4a e:4a.
o. '4-Great Britain. Bluebottle. 2:49.
-; 5-Germany. Gustl XII, 2:4a5I;
HSmGsnadq; So-Gsa T9mahsgk. 2;59,05: =
sisghoEen fn II 4 sNew ta ssfaea zssfssa
Bed Dragon, 2;52.l5; 10 Finland
2:54 IS: 1s--UssR. Neptune ii. a:55. 20;
sinsaDa1s simpSTtssHli Rik. canPOPus p sS7i IL
United States. Spirit Three. retired
after striking buoy. Italy. Aretuca,
uisQualihed after finishing third
Dragon Glass. point-seoring after first
day.
Denmark. 1905: Australia. 1904
Germany, 8O6: Canada. 52s: Norway.
460: Sweden. 402; New Zealand. 35i
Finland; 305; Bermuda. 264; UssR. 228;
Portugal. 1871: Singapore. 159; United
States retired, Italy disqualified.
r.ol ollympie Tde Dinghy Finn class: 1l57Den.
3-sweden. 1:15.23: 4-Austraiia. I:i6-
90; 5-Canada. l:16.01; 6--Belgium
Britain. l:is.01; s-Ireisnd. i:1s.s5;
l0-Russia, 1897; I1-France, 1:l9.
:35; l2-South Africa. 1913 so: 49,
sinEapore. 1:20; ;es; l4-Austria, I:204s;
l5-Bahamas, 1:20.50; 16-Brazil. l:22-
a.: l7-Burma. l:24.43: 1s-Araentina
l;25.41. Germany and Fiji retired
Olympic Dinghy Finn class, point
seorina after first day
Denmark, l.402: United states, I.IO1;
Sweden, ,es5 Australia. 800: Canada,
703; Beislum. 624: Italy. 557; Great
Britain. 499; ireland. as: USsR. 4O2:
France, 361: South Africa. 323; sinsa-
pore; @SS Austria. 256: Bahamas. go;
Germany and Fiji retired.
Evening star., 1956-11-26
TODAY'S OLYMPIC SUMMARIES

gium, 90; Nihaly Fulop, Hungary. 4-3
6-David Mckenzie, Australia, 20: .
Emilio EcheYerry. Colombia. 90; b.
Roland Asselin, Canada. U-6.
First round. Pool A: .I--Jozsei
Gyuricza, Hungary. SO: 3-Iuri Rou-
dow Russia, 81; 3-Antonio Spailino
italy. 81: ALLAN Jay, Great Britain,
A.; 5-Harold Goldsmith. United
States New York;. 81; 6-Benito
Ramos Ramos, Mexico, 2-5: Pablo
Uribe, Colombia. 1-6; S-Masayuki
Seminal. individual. Pool A (first
four qualify for flnaD: Mark Midler
Russia, 5-2: raymond Paul, Britain,
81; Claude Meter France. So: A.
Antonio Spallino Italy, sci; 5-Andre
Yerhalle. Beleium. 3d. 6-Iuri Roudov.
Russia, "a: ALBERT Akelrod. United
States Manchester, N. H.. 1-5; s.
Michael Sichel. Australia, o..
Semifinal, individual foil. Pool B: l.
Christian Doriola, France, o-1; =
Giancarlo Bereanini. Italy, o.: ALLAN
jay. Britain. 4-3; 4-Jozsef Gyuricza,
Hungary AS; 5-Gunter Stratmann,
Germany, 4-3; 6--Brian Mccouage
Australia. go: Rene Paul, Britain.
l-5; S-Iuri Ossipov Russia. l-6 jay,
Britain. and Hungary's world champion
Gyurizca, qualified after fence-oh with
Stratmann. Germany. Jay and Gyuricza
both defeated Stratmann, who was
eliminated
Evening star., 1956-11-26
WEIGHTLIFTING

Light heavyweight (inan - Press.
after each name
Tommy Kono United States Sac
ramento. Calif.i 3OS. .5-29s -3S5 10
gs6 - tworld record: a--vassili stepa-
nov Russia. 207 j-3S6. J-a5S 2j-942 :
flames George United States Akron
Ohloi !B4 5-@S6. j-J69 25-9.O25: A.
5sl9i S!,n Mansuri. iran 2g2-s7g.35s 25-
than James oeorgel 5-Philllp Cara
5-vaeiav Psenieka czeehosioyys cchy IA "a,
20 5-26i 5-3l1 .75-ssI.5: - Marcel
s-John Powell Australia. 261 .5.25i.
3ila 3.st3 g-Willy ciaes Belgium.
80 5-2ts-303-7s7 81 .IO--Muhammad
si9,ns Pakistan. 23i s5-225. 55-gs6,B-
Middle heavyveisht-l. Arkadb voro.
s6,6 9ls. a Russia ,3g5. 3ei s5, 4es,50.
lOrk. Pa i3Qs.5. 3OJ. 3637b p56 2Sl
q james Dubuf, France tas8'5. 2si
Irsn t3Os 5. 2si' 3ls. a3s. 81. & ivan fSl
Iysssslinoy. Bulgaria ts0e. g64. S. al s.
go. 34i.5. s705I
Evening star., 1956-11-26
READY FOR ANAcosTIA REMATcH
Johnnies Show Power
In Beating Gonzoqo

Piazza passed 16 yards to End
Owen Bradshaw clear in the end
zone with l:27 remaining in the
first quarter. Halfback Billy
Noonan piled through the. right
side to score from the with 2:39
to 60 in the game, after whirling
l9 yards and bucking for /, both
inside the left end. to set it up
fon himself.
Passing Threat Helps
Tommy Neely, the former
assistant manager. kicked the
only conversion after the second
score. His earlier attempt was
blocked by Guard Dick McCue,
one OF many stars on defense
for Gonzaga.
1t is no smear against McCue,
Linebackers Jim ODonnell and
Bill Rowan, Tackles Jim Dolla-
hite and Dick Griffin, Ends Billy
Moore and Pat Todd and Backs
Jiggs Donahue and Tom Edmon-
ton that st. Johns got 102 yards
rushing and five first downs.
They had to lay back for passes
by Piazza, Haley, Angelo Marini
and Harry Hipps, Piazza's re-
placement.
st. Johns disregarded the
threat of Gonzaga's passing,
what with Jim Eppard unable to
play because of scholastic diff
culties;and often assembled in
eight and nine-man lines. Co
Imacho and Bradshaw stopped
the Gonzaga sweeps and Tackles
Damien DuFour and Jim Chaplin,
Guard Freddie ESkew and Line.
hackers Leo Christofili and Bob
Fletcher clogged up the middle.
Marini and Bob Walior played
the defensive secondary per-
fnctlV aided hv IIolav
Evening star., 1956-11-26


tralia's 6:56.6 Russia was third,
failing to make the grade.
The Canadian eight from Brit
ish Columbia University also won
its heat in 7:57.0. All clockings
were well behind the Friday
times because of the wind.
Yale, Canada, Australia and
Sweden will fight it out tomorrow
to see if the United States can
maintain the supremacy it has
held since 1920.
Young Kelly, trying to follow
in his fathers path in the single
sculls. won a semifinal heat to
reach the finals that eluded him
in both 1948 and 1852.
KOnO Sets Weight Mark
Tommy Kono of Sacramento,
Calf, became Americas third
gold medal winner in weight
lifting with a new record OF
986.25 pounds in the light
heavyweight class. The 26-year-
old draftsman who held the
lightweight title in 1852 bested
a Russian contender. Jim George
of Akron, Ohio. who set a new
snatch record after the official
competition was over, took third
place in the same event. Paul
Anderson later won the heavy
weight lift, setting a new Olym-
pic record Of 1,1O2 pounds. The
United States picked up a second
in the middle heavyweight class
The United States team still
leads the modern pentathlon
after the completion of the third
event, the pistol shoot. George
Lambert of Sioux City, Iowa, was
fourth in the individual stand
ings, William Andre of Mont
clair, N. j.. sixth and Jack
Daniels of Missoula, Mont, 18th.
TIE United States entry won
the first race of a series in the
Star Class of yachting events
with Kathleen Herbert P
Williams, Evanston. Ill., first
away and first home. In the 5.5-
meter class. the Americans
Rush " was second and in the
Finn Glass Dinghy, John Marvin
of Marblehead, Mass, was Sec
ond. The American Spirit III
in the Danish Dragon Glass was
forced to retire after hitting a
buoy.
The boxing competition still
was in the early stages. Fly
weight Ray Perez OF Honolulu
Welterweight Pearce Lane OF
Big Rapids, Mich, and Light
middleweight Jose Torres OF
Puerto Rico were the first to
reach the quarter finals.
Evening star., 1956-11-26
FENCING

Mems individual foil. irst FOUND.
ii Albert Aiexrod. United sssts. W.
Manchester n H.. So: :. Eiuri ossi.
Pow Russia. 5-2; 3 Michael siehel
Germany, f-a. 3 Eduardo Mangiaroert.
ltaly. t-3. D Gabriel BlandO, Colon.
ria l-6. Il Jacques LaTaste France.
- fstratmann aualided after al.
feaiing MangiuroFgi 5-A. in ienceohi
firsL round, Pool c Claude Net
tei, France Deg Brian MeCowaes.
Australia. 5.g. 3-Raym0nd Paul Gfeat
Britain. Is; Clan Carlo Bsrganini.
lialy, f-3, 5--Ohiian Deiaunois BEL
rilm, f.3 B---Laa0s Somodi. Hlnaar5.
-. 7-santago Massinl Argentina
p 81 t--byrpn krieHer United gtates
iDriroitl. i-6 un fsnce.on Paul cuali-
nea with ~ hits aaainst Berganini and
Driaancis eliminated with - Mrs ard
- Nid aGainstt
First round Pool .. Marx Midier.
Russia, 6-l s--ChriStian Doriola
France So, 3--Rens Paul Great
Britain. 5.G. 4--AndftV verhaus, Bel
Evening star., 1956-11-26
st. Bernudette's Wins
CYO Junior Grid Title

st. Bernadette's Of Four Cor
ners regained the CYO Junior
Football League championship
yesterday by defeating Our Lady
OF Lourdes Of Bethesda. 1870,
in the preliminary to the st.
John's-Gonzaga game at Griffith
Stadium.
st. Bernadette's. which also
won the title in 1854. was led by
Capt. Jim Cornett. who was Sc
lected the games outstanding
player. Both teams went into
the game with 30 records, with
Lourdes a finalist for the first
time.
Evening star., 1956-11-26
U. S. Cogers
Score 121 to
Set Record

MELBOURNE, Nov. 26 P.-
The United States rolled up an
Olympic one-game point record
tonight with a 121-53 FIRST
round basketball victory over the
Philippines.
Bob Jeangerard Of Wilmette,
ILL.,, former Colorado ace, topped
the scoring with 81 points, a
one-game high for the Yanks
in the tournament.
The game was just added
competition for both teams,
which already have qualified
for the second round of the
round robin along with Russia,
France. Brazil. Bulgaria, Uru-
quay and Chile. The second
round, running through Thurs
day. gets under way tomorrow
night.
In other games today. Bulgaria
defeated Nationalist China, 49,
II; France topped Canada,
1852; Chile raped Australia,
1856; Uruguay beat Korea,
1850. and Russia = unveiling
7-toot-4 Ian Krouminsch for the
first time in the tournament
rocked Singapore, CLAP. Krou-
minsch scored eight points
working against a 5-footer.
The eight remaining teams
are divided into two groups. In
Group A it's Russia, Chile, Uru-
quay and the Philippines, and
in Group B it's the United
States, France, Bulgaria ano
Brazil.
The two top teams in each
group will advance to the finals
starting Friday. That four
team round-robin decides the
champion on a best won-lost
record basis.
Evening star., 1956-11-26

only once before. ut was III
my second race in high school,
he said, land I lost it,
He said the false starts =.
there were four-and she ten-
sion of running in the Olvfa-
pics took their toll Of his
strength and after the race he
was completely tagged OUT.
MY legs felt as if they were
made of rubber. / didn't black
out. but ! was truly tired.
didn't think ! could stand up
Courtney said he never had
any doubts he had won the
race because he felt himself
touch the tape. But just to-
make sure he asked Johnson
whom he had beaten by a bare,
foot once before IN Scotland.f I
"Derek told me had it and
j felt great, although ! thought
/ would surely pass out"
SowelI Sets Hot Pace
Coach Jim Kelly said the
only bit of advice he gave his
800-meter stars was don't con-
'centrate on each other, let
somebody else through" That
is exactly what happened.
Arnie Sowell, Pitts speedster
who had beaten Courtney in II
of /. previous meetings, finished
fourth behind Courtney. Joi11-
son and Audun Boysen of Nor-
way after setting a torrid early
pact
I Il went out to set a fast pace
and kill him off. l killed myself
of instead" Sowell said.
Il may be foolish" Sowell
added, but my feeling always
has been that I'd rather lose a
race in fast time than win one
in slow time. ! ran the kind of
race I wanted to. I intended to
set the pace,
/ Lon Spurrier of Delano, Calf,
who finished sixth, said he was
disappointed in his race. but
added he had no excuses. He
said the three American rivals
were not watching each other
but were concentrating on WIN
ming the race. Courtney had
too much strength for u.s." he
said.
Evening star., 1956-11-26
AL Cervi Resigns,
Seymour Named
Syracuse Coach

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Nov. 26 up.
Coach AL Cervi of the Syracuse
Nationals resigned today.
Team Capt Paul Seymour will
succeed Cervi as a player-coaeh.
Cervi. who was in his ninth
year as coach, said:
Il think it is the best thing
for the team"
The Mats won their first three
games this season. then lost eight
of their last nine.
Cervi lives in Syracuse and in
the off-season is public relations
director for Eastern Freightways.
Evening star., 1956-11-26
Courtney Near Collapse
After Record 800 Victory

MELBOURNE Nov. 26 (R.-
Il ran out Of steam 80 yards
from the tape and the Lord
really helped me the rest OF the
way" Tom Courtney said today
after putting on a tremendous
second kick to win the Olympic
800-meter championship in the
record time of l:47.7.
The tall runner from Living
ston, N j., nearly collapsed at
the finish and had to retire to
the dressing room, delaying
medal presentation ceremonies
for more than an hour.
Il didn't seem able to gather
myself for the stretch drive as
usually do" Courtney said, Nor
mally ! can find some source OF
new strength and explode. This
time couldn't
Il moved out to get free on the
last turn and that's when Derek
johnson Of Britain who fin
iShed secondl moved through
He went out in front momentar-
lily and then l knew l had to get
him I had no drive left and
heaven knows how l ever did it
False Starts Hurt,
Courtney said he recalled
nearly collapsing after a race