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Evening star., 1956-12-21
Colts Ahead of Redskins
In Offense Statistics

The Colts have an edge on
the Redskins in passing as well
as on the ground, even though
their No. / thrower, Johnny
Unitas. was playing for the
Bloomfield Rams in the Greater
Pittsburgh Amateur League this
time a year ago.
Unitas. who replaced George
Shaw when Shaw's knee was
damaged and required an opera
tion. has completed 100 Of l80
passes for 1887 yards and. eight
touchdowns. Together. Dorow
and LeBaron have completed 96
of l85 tosses for l,l76 yards and
nine scores, which doesn't make
Unitas look bad by comparison.
The Colts two leading pass
catchers. Jim Mutscheller and
Ray Berry, also have a COM
Portable lead on the two top Red
skins-Johnny Carson and Steve
Meilinger. Mutscheller has
caught 38 for 5Sl yards and i've
touchdowns. and Berry has han
died "a for ST. yards and two
six-pointers. Carson has caught
3S for 49l yards and three
scores. and Meilinger % for $50
yards and four touchdowns.
The outlook isn't promising
for the Washington eleven, a g.
point underdog at this writing.
It's q situation Baltimore fans
have been waiting for.
Evening star., 1956-12-21
Parker Leaves
Them GUESSING
On Grid Future

DETROIT. Dec. 81 (P.-
Buddy Parker. a likeable 49,
Iyear-old Texan who once made
less money coaching the Detroit
Lions than Bo McMillin did for
not coaching them, has every
one guessing as to whether he'll
return as the football teams
head coach in 1857.
After a whirlwind OF activities
yesterday, including a closed
door meeting of the Lions Board
of Directors. a huddle among the
clubs president. its general
manager and Parker, and a con-
fusing news conference--in that
|order-these questions remain
unanswered:
/. How badly. if at all. does
Parker want to stay on as head
coach?
2. How much are the Lions
willing to pay to keep the man
who has guided them to three
division titles in six years in the
National Football League?
3.@What prompted Parker to
announce that he would not ask
the board for a contract re-
Inewal?
Parker's one-year contract ex.
pires December 81. After 81,
seasons as head coach of tht
club. he said he did not ask the
directors to renew his contract
He gave no reason.
1t appeared unlikely, however
that Parker would let his Lions
contract lapse unless he hac
something definite in mind
See PARKER, Page Al!
Evening star., 1956-12-21
BY LEWIS F. ATCHIsON

Coach Weeb Ewbank of the
Baltimore Colts got a vote Of
confidence today, but it's only
one vote and it was cast by a guy
who'll be trying to take him
down a peg Sunday when the
Redskins go to Baltimore to
close the National Football
League season.
Joe Kuharich, Webs opposite
number in Washington. thinks
the Colts mentor has done a
good job and undoubtedly will
have his squad ready for the
Redskins.
In Alan Ameche. currently
fifth leading ground gamer in
the league with 8l6 yards. the
Colts have a fullback who has
gained more ground than the two
top Redskins. Lenny Moore,
speedy Negro rookie from Penn
State, isn't far behind with 602
yards. Together they could
wreck the Redskins.
Ameche. who led the league
last year. his first in pro compe-
tition, is a cinch to move ahead
OF Frank Clifford Of the New
York Giants into fourth place.
Clifford finished his campaign
last week with only 3-yard
margin over Ameche.
The Redskins don't have much
ammunition to meet this compe-
ltition. unless AL Dorow and Eddie
LeBaron reverse the form dis
played in last Sundays losing
game TO the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Both Billy Wells. whose ankle
lis bothering him. and Dick
James, hobbling on a bad knee,
are on the doubtful list. Both
are expected to play, but it's
a question OF how long they can
/ 90 and how much help they'll be,
Guard Red Stephens also has
trouble getting around on his
broken toe. Norb Heckers neck
Is better. The latter's trouble
does not stem from sticking Il
lout too far. as one wag reported,
Evening star., 1956-12-21

tied for 18th in the AP ratings.
got a school record of 43 points
from Hubert Reed in a eliza
decision over San Jose State.
Chicago Loyola made it six
out Of seven in a 1912 romp
over North Dakota. and two free
throws by Junior Born with five
seconds left enabled Tulsa to
defeat Detroit. 75-74, in q
Missouri Valley Conference
game.
In tournament play, the GUAM
ltico Marines were rude hosts
Iagain-winning their Quantico
Invitational for the third
Straight year. this time 84-6s
over Mt. st. Mary's; and West
Virginia Tech and Erskine
reached the finals of the Paris
Island Marine Christmas tour
ney. Tech ousting the host
Marines, 107-104. and Erskine
dropping Stetson in overtime,
1918.
Evening star., 1956-12-21

they'll guarantee the Senators money than they've
ever-made concessions.
I'D sell myself to the public by selling program to the
public If would take five years to build ball club that's
what I'd tell them-and I'd show them how planned to do it.
But meanwhile wouldn't be sitting STILL Too many of
those fans would say ball club in ve years? Fine, I'll
be back in five years I'd be the move. They'd be
sympathetic If they convinced trying and II I'm
trying "a hours day and don't improve then don't
deserve to hold the job
WASHINGTON NEEDS a dynamic figure a general
manager and money that general manager to spend
improvements from the ground The ground the scout
ing system You 60 from there Without scouts you're
nothing without the money back up the judgment
of your scouts, you're dead.
Let's say two in competition with the Yankees
for youngster I've got to outse the Yankees They're
the best and I've got to convince the kid do more
Tomorrow: The Foiue Of the Fons
for him Washington has to outse both of usand don't
like Washingtons chances And I'm taking that merely as
example there good-lookng kid around, 16 major
league clubs know about him. Where do think Washing
ton ranks in regard to getting him?
Going back to trading I'd steer clear of the Yankees
Continued Page Ais Col
Evening star., 1956-12-21
3 More Top Teams Dumped,
Tar Heels Survive NYU Score

double figures, walloped Abilene
Christian, 81-41.
South Carolina, which carried
North Carolina into overtime
before losing last Saturday, de-
feated Georgia Tech. 90-83, be-
hind a 37-point job by Grady
Wallace. Bradley, trailing 1876
lat one point, overcame Wiscon-
sin. 1852, and Oklahoma City,
Evening star., 1956-12-21
Co|onia|s Play
in
Cage Tourney

CINCINNATI, Dec. 81 (Spe.
|ciaD George Washington's i'm
proving basketball team meets
Cincinnati tonight in the feature
of the first round of the annual
University of Cincinnati Christ
mas basketball tournament.
The opening game has Ford
ham against Miami of Ohio. The
winners play for the title to-
morrow night. with the two losers
playing in the preliminary.
The Colonials, who have been
acquiring polish. but practically
no victories during the early part
Iof the campaign, will carry a
is record into the tournament.
Cincinnati is even at 30.
GW'S predominantly sopho-
more team is beginning to work
as a unit at last, and just may
be in form to give the favored
BearcatS a good run tonight.
Except for a 10-minute stretch
before halftime in their last
game against Washington & Lee,
the Colonials were smooth and
classy, and that sort of play
through u whole game could
make them tough.
The Colonials have speed and
a fair amount of height, and
also are getting balance in the
scoring column. The top three
scorers are within a few points
of each other, with Bill Telasky
currently tops with 70 points,
followed by Gene Guarilia with
rs and Jack jolly with 72. Jolly
lis a junior. the others sopho-
mores.
Cincinnati, which won II
games and dropped 7 last year,
has beaten DePauw and Day.
ton this season and lost to st,
Louis and Tennessee. Three OF
the top men from last season
have been graduated, leaving
Frank Nimmo, a 6-foot-2, All
America guard candidate, and
Wayne Stevens. 6-foot-3 for
ward, as the best Of six letter.
men.
Evening star., 1956-12-21
BY the Associated Press

It's beginning to look as II
a place of honor in the national
college basketball rankings is
more a kiss of death than a pat
on the back.
Continuing the trend OF q
week that began with San Fran
cisco's first loss in college COM
petition in two years, 10th-rated
Kansas State was spilled last
night by Minnesota, two men,
bers of the Associated Press
polls second ten" were beaten,
and even North Carolina, No. 3,
had the scare of its life before
finally struggling to its sixth
straight victory.
North Carolina - primarily q
bunch of New Yorkers who fol-
lowed Frank MCGUIRE, exist.
Johns coach, to Tar Heel terri
tory-had a Homecoming" of
sorts at Madison Square Garden.
They wound up a 64-59 winner
over New York University, but
only after Bob Cunningham and
Joe Quigg had rushed to the res
cue of the Carolina ace, Len
Rosenbluth, a 28-points-a-game
performer who was held without
a field goal for the first 30 min
uteS and wound up with only
nine points.
Minnesota also sprung couple
of unsung players to hand Kan
Sas State its first loss after four
wins, 80-72. Buck Lindsey, with
a 5-point average, scored 81 and
George Hanson added IS to over
balance a 33-point show by
States Jack Parr.
Alabama. rated 18th, was
handed a 1880 shellacking by
unranked Wake Forest, and La
Sale, also unsighted in the rank
ings. dealt North Carolina State
(19) its third loss, 1876.
In keeping with the crazy
quilt pattern, st. Bonaventure,
regularly among the best in the
East, lost its first in four, 64-63.
to Iona on an over-the- head
shot by Joe Bernardo with 10
seconds to play; Indiana, an
easy winner over LaSalle earlier
in the week, was beaten by
lVillanova. 1859; and Nebraska,
which dumped strong Purdue
from the unbeaten list a couple
days ago, needed Don Smidt's
one-hander from midcourt with
three seconds left to nip much
beaten Texas Tech. 67-66.
Indiana was seriously ham
pered by an injury to its 6-foot-8
center, Archie Dees. who scored
only eight points, less than a
third Of his average.
There were, of course, a few
signs of normalcy.
Texas Christian, back home
after road losses to st. Louis and
Wichita, burst into a 30-6 lead
and, with all regulars hitting
Evening star., 1956-12-21
Hungarian Olympic Aces
Nav Run in Star Games

on a plane bound for Hungary,
but on reaching Milan discovered
his wife had made her escape.
Now he wants to come to this
country.
Managers of the various in
door meets met yesterday >in
New York to discuss travel per-
mits. expense a1lotments and
other details.
The managers voiced their ap-
Iproval of an invitation to AUS
tralia's great runner, John
Landy. Landy, however, is not
Expected to accept.
Evening star., 1956-12-21
DeMurco Favored In TV Bout Tonight

carried on network television
CwRC-Tv. Channel 4, In WASH
ington). starting at 10 pm.
Despite his recent defeat. De-
Marco is 2-to-l tayorite to
even matters with the Mexican
who has won his last four and
IS Of ~ pro starts. DeMarcos
record is 4s-7-i for 50 fights.
Evening star., 1956-12-21

their names would not be
used in disclosing their
thoughts regarding the
Washington Baseball Club.
1t could affect future legisla-
ton or trade discussions in
which they might be involved.
I wanted their frank ap-
praisal of the Senators sit
uation. What chance is there
for the club to rise? Have the
Senators, comparatively poor,
a chance to be a future
power under the present set
up? What remedies are
suggested?
Not all executives were
canvassed, but among those
who were questioned there
was unanimous agreement
that a general manager with
authority to spend money
.~,,1l 80 1,,o0a 49, CA~aANr,
Evening star., 1956-12-21
.Hinnunt Repeats
.Sixth-Round KO

FLORENCE. s. c.. Dec. 21 (P)
Tough Clarence Hinnant OF
Washington, d. c.. knocked out
Richard Kelly Of Florence in the
sixth round of their scheduled
10-round Interchangeable fight
here last night. Hinnant weighed
l65. Kelly 161.
1t was the second time Hin
nant had polished of Kelly. He
did the trick in Charlotte, also in
a sixth-round knockout. In the
sixth. he decked Kelly for a nine.
count and then put him away fol
good.
Evening star., 1956-12-21

NEW YORK. Dec. ri CP. -
II Gaspar ortega repeats his up
set victory over Tony DeMarco
in tonights Fematch at Madison
Square Garden. II will be time 70
take seriously the challenge Of
the lanky Mexican welterweight
Ortega took a split decision
cFer the former champion IN
their bout November %.
The lo-ro1nd match viii Be
Evening star., 1956-12-21

Laszlo Tabori and Sander
Rozsnyoi, great refugee athletes
from Hungary, will be invited to
compete in this Nations indoor
track season, which includes the
10th annual Star Games Janu-
airy 26 at the National Guard
Armory.
Tabori belongs to the select
group which has run the mile in
less than 4 minutes, while
Rosznyoi, whose wife escaped
from Hungary during the cur
rent uprising. was second to
England's Chris Brasher in the
olympic 3,O00-meter steeple-
chase.
Eight other foreign stars also
will be invited, including Sander
Iharos, the Hungarian miller, who
now lives in Belgium: Karl Haas
the German flash, who finished
a second behind Charley jenkins
in the Olympic 400-meter dash;
IDerek johnson Of England, Sec
ond in the 800-meter test, and
w. K. Richtzenhain Of England
second to Ron Delany of Ire
land and Villanova in the 1900
meter run.
Tabori, who first said he would
remain in Australia after the
Olympics. is scheduled to arrive
in New York Wednesday with
a number of other Hungarian
athletes who have made up theil
minds not to return to Commu-
mist rule.
The escape of Rozsnyoi's wife
has cleared the way for thai
athlete to accept the invitation
ito run here. He left Australis
Evening star., 1956-12-21

have the Senators gambled?
Sure, If you want to exc out
an existence, play 1t cozy.
But to rise you must gamble.
"THE FIRST THING I
would do would be to reduce
the number of night games
from As to 80. I'd expand on
Weeks idea Of having sup
pers in the outfield before
games-twilight games, that
is. I'd make it a cleaner
operation-make that ball
park SO clean it would
sparkle. I'd put uniforms on
the ushers. Every other park
does it. Why not Washing
ton?
I'D put in a professional
concessionaire. Those fell
lows make a science OF it.
They buy smartly, they stud,
eliminate waste motion. The
Evening star., 1956-12-21

nothing wrong with that If they had demonstrated they
the know-how but how long have they around and
where is the Washington club?
washington is white-collar community with money
to spend and not too much other entertainment to spend
Evening star., 1956-12-21
(Sirth OF a SerteSJ
BY BURTON HAWKINS

AT THE RECENT minor league meetings in Jacksonville
the major league meetings in Chicago talked with
numerous major league executives. I promised them that
Evening star., 1956-12-21

could salvage the Senators and, In time, make them
contenders
bill Veeck would set the city its Zone respected
Evening star., 1956-12-21

what the public wants. They
turn it over. guarantee you
Arkansas State press., 1956-02-24

Smith; assistant secretary Mrs. Rose Kelly; treasurer
Mrs. " l. Young reporter Mrs. E Cuins Hernd0n Pro
gressiye whist the of the evening with the follow
ing prizes first Mrs. Smith, second Mrs Carrie Cout
BOBBY Mrs Mole Vault After Tepast of shrimp gum
bo the members left feeling they had spent relaxing
ming. ..huat9yz
HERE AND THERE
surprise Valentine party given at the home of Mr.
and Mrs Lee Alexander ITO Pulaski Tuesday mite honor
Mrs Alexander. The table decorated with beautiful
lace cloth and Valentine served Mrs Alex
ander made happy and the recipient of many
derfu gifts Guests Mr. and Mrs Stanley Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Stephens Rev and Mrs Otis Jones, Mr
and Mrs Harry Haeke Mrs. Ethedell Williams all members
the chapel choir of Mt Pleasant 23Td and Orange, North
Rock; Mr.. and Mrs. T. Kelley, Mrs Gladys EmbTy, Mrs
Estela HALEY Mrs Ruby Mae Couch, Mrs. Naomi Nelly Al
Owens Nathaniel Shells, Russell Smith, Mrs. Vera Mar
Mrs Annie Novels and her sister Mrs Irene Tins
Of ST. John Baptist church. 18th and Bender
Pvt Alfred Lakes of Mr.. and Mrs. George Lakes 30t5
street spent enjoyable time here with relatives and
friends staying Twelve and half months in Japan lie
recently his post Camp Pendleten California
Pvt Lakes graduate of Dunbar hi school and is serving
with the Marines
Arkansas State press., 1956-02-24

chairman Of the sick committee. One of projects is baby
contest which will be held March H. The meeting will
be held the home Of Miss Laora Williams 1917 East Sixth
street Mrs Mary Jones presidents Miss Lenora Williams,
porter.
The Young Adult Home society club Of the Mt Olive
Baptist church, 10Th and Cedar streets, the home of
Mrs Future Mae Burton for first meeting TIE following
Officers elected President Mrs Future NJ Burton; vice
president Miss Ruth Crumpon secretary Miss Crsne Ware
secretary Mrs Annie NJ Doyle; Miss Bet
ye Jean Reeves chaplain, Miss Muriel Reeves chairman of
program committee Miss Louise Reeves, eochairman. Miss
Lee Ella White chairman of social committee Homer Doyle
co-ehaiman. Oha Ware The members had lively discussion
on youth the church" Refreshments served The club
will twice each month. The meeting will be held
Monday the home of Miss Ruth Crumpon Miss Bettye Da
Wis, reporter; Rev. Z. d. Doyle pastor.
The Smart Set club reeenty the home Of Mrs +
Culns erndon, 1872 Wolfe Officers for the ensuing
year were elected follows President Mrs Edwina Hami
Arkansas State press., 1956-02-24
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Aeouhpz own.
pheoe Us Your News - FIR 2-5e38
, THE CLUBS

| business and Professional Womens club has held
iF tbIv meetings with Mrs. Earl Davy president
surprise going-away party for Miss Ernie Flnol
% president held at the residence of Mrs Vivian
HGss Flinoi who left TO study in New York received
rjsa and several lovely gifts and money At the
sing Monday al p. m. at the residence Of Mrs
- eoa park avenue. Mrs Grendetta Scott head Of the
Mann hi school history department will speak Miss
| 7eoer chairman of the program committee will be
| o a very short but business meeting will be held
pIskely Miss Dolores Calmese Mrs Theodosha Cooper
.1ss. Mrs Zenobia Waters, reporter,
= les Jeunes Ames club met at the home of Mrs Sarah
Miss Shirley Folks was hostess The whist games and
we're enjoyed by ALL Next meeting will be held March
10 home Of Mrs Bernestine Morton, 20 Ives Walk Pres
| Mrs. Ora Yates; Mrs Sarah Davis secretary Mrs
Murray reporter.
The Pride of Bethel club will present its annual Russian
sndsy at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs L. l.. Majors
cross street. from TO p. m. The club sponsored
contest recently with the following results: Baby Ellen
yang first place with Mrs Bessie Wade sponsor: Med
l. mn second place with Mrs. Willie Mae Jordan spon
and Cherry Renee Isum. third place sponsored by Mrs
Miller The group invites one and all TO come by Sunday
10 with them. Mrs Nettie Young, president; Mrs A. T.
e. secretary.
fs Modernstie club the Tucker hotel with Miss
Ientrel as hostess. After business discussion the
served delicious plate dinner, which was enjoyed by
at meeting will be with Mrs. Eva Herndon, 17l2 Wolfe
Mrs Mel Verda Pryor presidents Mrs Fannie Bottoms
ay
me Southsde Ladies club the home of Mrs Stella
L. delicious repast served by the hostess Games
played and the following persons Mrs. Faustenia
b first Mrs. Dorean Newsum, second. and Mrs. Fannie
the BOBBY Guests for the evening were Mrs. Mable
on and her daughter, Mrs. Jones. Next meeting will
m Mrs Lucy Williams. Mrs, Newsum, president; Mrs
reporter,
he Cayalees club at the home of Mrs. Willie Mae
1902 South Hayes street. brief session was held
! which delicious repast served Following three
Of whist we're played with Mrs Alfredo Jones winning
RE Mrs Charity Lee, End and Mrs. Mabe Johnston
Mss Jessie Mae Williams will be the next hostess at No
Walk Mrs. Jones' president; Mrs. Johnston reporter
e Quarterly conference club of Bethel church met last
at the home of Mrs Maggie Miller. 2ils Howard street
e session held after which enjoyable social hour
&led
|1e Elite club held its regular meeting the home of
Lpne Ward 705 Vine street North Little Rock, with
Vera Bynum serving hostess Plans completed for
party held the Rivera club Thursday. Cash prizes
by Mr.. Bowels Mr. Coley and Mrs. Lee. Next meet
NIL be held at the home of Mrs Doris f. Johnson Gle
~ street North Little Rock. All members urged to
eent Business Of importance. Mrs. Doris r. Johnson,
Snt Mrs Dorothy NJ Ready, reporter.
fhe Teca Ladies club met at the home of Miss Lille
GA Pcron street Miss Aretha Dabney and Mrs. Rose
the social committee, and Miss Lille Young is
Arkansas State press., 1956-02-24
It's a promise!

Get Godefroy's Larieuse at your
favorite cosmetic counter now
the famous brand in the red box,
known and approved for more
than so years.
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Arkansas State press., 1956-02-24
C.r0ssett

W. F. Boston attended a meet
ing in Little Rock last Sunday
{ 5 Smith, Mr. and Mrs,
Willie LeGrande attended the dis
trict tournament at MeGehee last
Saturday Coach Grants jun
ior Tigers had a pretty good rec
ord during the season Of fourteen
wins and two losses. but they
were eliminated by Monticello IN
the district tournament which vas
won by Monticello,
Arkansas State press., 1956-02-24

Mrs. ]. A. Taylor
Mrs. Theodis Jones was hostess
to the B&PW club Friday eve
ming Business session was in
charge of the president, after
which an enjoyable period ensu-
ed. The hostess served a delicious
repast , Services at the Union
Baptist church were well attend
ed Sunday. Rev. A. M. jefferson
Arkansas State press., 1956-02-24

mittee when meals are 70 b
Planned and served
Mrs. Holt was one Of the first
board members 10 recruit her
quota Of new members during the
1888 membership drive.
The esmmittee is working On
pia for q kitchen shower in the
ue=F future
Mrs Holt is a member of the
Union AME church.
Arkansas State press., 1956-02-24

Godefroy's Larieuse Hair Color
ms can do more for your hair
than you've ever dreamed Of -.
gives gray hair youthful new col
Or. gives drab hair glowing
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Arkansas State press., 1956-02-24
.Des Arc


Rev. and Mrs Rodges were
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Matthias Mrs Sarah Ford l.
stin IN the clinic Little Syi-
vester has been dismissed from
the hospital Mrs. Lille Il
Turnage passed in Little Rock.
last Thursday. Funeral arrange
ments are incomplete -. William
Brewer is home. eonvalescing. az
ter an operation at the VA hos
pitaI Mrs. Lucinda Mcdowell
spent the past weekend with Mrs.
Marian Hill.
Arkansas State press., 1956-02-24

Mrs Geraldine Holt Is virtually
a nH} clm=f Ia tre bard 4 man
if.m NJ - the Phyllis Wheat y
ENCA. ~ ne served only one
year AIFeasy she has proved that
she is dedicated 10 the task Of
building the Y.
She is chairman Of the hospital
ity committee and altha a busy
housewife and mother, she is al
ways on hand leading her com
of Little Rock delivered an in
spring sermon Other guests were
Mrs. A. NJ Jackson and DR. X. j.
Anderson of Chicago,
Arkansas State press., 1956-02-24

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