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CHEVY CHASE
Rw--

Attractive, stone and clapboard
iiy. rm. with firepl., din. rm', large
kit., playrm., powder rm.; End
floor 8 bedrms., bath; hsmt., gas
h.-w.h.; lear garage. House In
apple-pie order; / blk. to bus, 2
blks. to stores and school. NE.
S-4653; eyes,, OIL. 2-O135.
FULTON n. GORDON. JR., INC.
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HOUSES FOR SALE--Mp.
SPACE

Is the keynote for this very modern
brick, featuring large den and full
bath on LIST A.; huge kit: screened
porch: 8 oversized bedrms. up: nm
ished rec. rm., buiIt-in garage; An
chor-fenced yard; nr. all schools,
transp., shopping, CT approved.
CIOSE-IN
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SPLIT-LEVELS

Near D. C. line-vaeant. 2-story
brick, features 3 bedrms., 2 full
baths; " bath LIST A.: large yard.
81 approved $J9,950. Owner must
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FALLS CHURcH-3 bedrms., bsmt.,
fenced yard. Mr.. schools and shop
dealers. 1875 West Marshall Ct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-17

COUNTRY CLUB AREA--A truly de-
lightful home that has conyenienee
to-ceiling fireplace, BIG PICTURE
WINDOWS, dining room with built
ms, q de luxe equipped kitchen
with plenty Of breakfast space. 3
real bedrooms; 20-ft. rear screened
porch; only / block 10 transporta-
ton and best Of all. PRICED AT
$3.50 YOU NAME THE TERMsl
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ARL. BLVD, Mr.. LEXINGTON ST.
2 big brand-new brick ramblers,
them tas most Ssd tSnsasiie p Ssy,s IN s sI
full daylight bsmt., beautiful GE
de luxe kit. situated on . gorgeous
wooded lot; Diet. carport. FILA mill
tary avail Asking SO BOO. THOS.
J. FISHER a CO.. ia. 5-266i.
ewes TIT 4.99Q9
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sPARKLTNG NEW 3 BEDROOM
rambler with ia baths; good closet
space. de luxe kit. and . dream
daylight bsmt. with high ceiling,
Q windows. outside .entr., heated
and perfectly planned for a 34-ft.
clubroom: situated on Q level. land
scaped yard: in quiet residential
area, yet close 70 schools: shopping
not. Exclusive With BOWERS BROS.
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BETHESDA, Sl3,950; near Naval
rambler, spacious liv. rm., sep. din.
rm.. mod. cleo. kit. rec. rm. and
workshop In full bsmt. Large 49,
e. front lot. OF or FiA, +. W.
lBsiE,RdENs, JRn CO.. EN-. 2-7S0O
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from Chain Bridrr Not 4 new
houte but packed with cold com.
fort. features I5-ft Long liv I'm
din. rul and rec rn, finished N
California redwood 2 very large
upgtaifH bedrna and bath; De-
fachee Waraae. lovely garden plot
with many mature plansinks effs-I
900 Tor qtlick sale. CAL ~ 1-|
o0qo, RIAL ESTATE SERVICE
INC, 2z22 n Glebe tcG lee high.
gayl. Open 90
Y. AL -beffn- bFick CAPE Coz
WITH full basement Ql apgrhifef
5000. J-W. hEALTT CO, "a.
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coLoREp
2 APIS.

This is s-ysss-old brick
pulieIns eui nn,! ~. se ~ AZ
art and rent out ne other
das. auto. heat. excellent 10
cation. Only SSob down. Call
ia. 9-0S00.
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BETHESDA sPLIT-LEvELS - We
have 3 1-yr,-old split-levelS that
In Parkwood. and two Others al
N2S,5OO. All have 3 bedrooms, 2
baths and garages, and extras that
owners have added. Wonderful
values. Call EN- 2-S206. or ewes,
Of; 4-32ag: DISTRICT MARY
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NEAR NRL-ANDREWs
s sgjiISe I, 81 No SI
S70O DOWN-GI
1905 T Pr.

Lovely brk. 2 rms. bath. cement
sOnS of Or non.dr ee Excel. 's area. III Ii
6-7043: ewes, Ii. 6-0135.
WILLOUGHBY REAL ESTATE CO.
COLQRED - BRAND-NEW RAM
BIER, mr.. Fort Dupont Park and
Ala. e.--3 bedrms, full daylight
bsmt. qE kit; gas heat $4,000
340O In o-6frR
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NOLAN - ] 81. -old. 4-6edrm., q.
WITH VIII ExTRAs ii ro ngi an. Ap nv
huge kitchen, bedrn1 and bath on
hrft. fuil basement with recYea.
ton rnis screened porch; detached
lear sarage With gtuoio L0yeiy
is-acre level Iot CROWELKs a
Co. INC 2is0 y. oIebs r. Ar.
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ALEXANDRIA, low 2Os-charminT
s 26sdrocn s.n 5ric &, Tsmhlsr On az
50. IT, In q very choice neiehbor-
hood. 25-ft. liv.. rn., small separate
din; rm.. semifn. rec. .rm.. porch
venient for transp., Shopping,
Army Navy Club. FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS, DI. 7-1411; eyes, FL. g.
364S.
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SILVER SPRING, $13.500--Large
2-bedrm. brick Cape Cod; liv. rni.,
flrepl.. sep. din. rnl.. kit. table
space. full bsmt,, h.-w.h,, bus at
door; large wooded lot. Close to
Blair High. ] blk. on Colesville
rrd I'd. and sligo pkwy BoNAN y
snSwer ri sISooA
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ANNANDALF

NORTH = New brick
rambler. in fne residential area,
close to express transp. and shop
ping. 3 bedrms..- 21k baths. beaut.
colored kit, includes dishwasher,
disposal and table spacei full day.
For further details, call THE
darcy co, IA. b-sSe3. Once
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COLORED--VACANT
1914 BAY ST. Sc.
Row brick; o rms. concrete front
porch, dinette. 2 kits, rec. Tm.:
Anehor-fenced yard. Move rieht in.
FRED ENRICH
1919 18th 81. NV. st. 3-O45O
After $40 Pm. ~. 7-759s
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BETHESDA, BRAD. BLVD. AREA
$3.50 cash. payments like rent.
Lovely. center.hali brick home;
TWIN sized bedrms.. 2 baths. 1st-
FL. POWDER RM.. truly spacious
liv. rm., with flrepl.. beautiful din,
$25,950. p. w, BERENS. jR,. Co.
EN- 0-7200 III q
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CHEVY CHASE VIEW, S5s, 300
You will have to see this home to
believe Il. Perfect cond. and loaded
with lge.- den and powder rm. on
LIST A.; bedrms. and bath plus
dorm. I'm. upstairs;. gorgeous rec.
and outdoor hrepl., beautiful fenced
lot. 80x213. FRANK s. PHILLIPS,
OIL 2-7nnR: eves. on, 2-Qnan
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IT'S A DANDY!
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEXANDRIA, mi. over the beau
ttful Mt. Vernon blvd. TO this quail
ity. 3-bedrm. all brick . stories,
21Hs-ft. liv. rm., fireplace; sep. din.
rms Ice. kit. screened porch, hsmt
duced from $4,000 to Sis.soo
Exclusive with SWEITzER REALTY,
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ANNANDALE-cape Cod stYle stonI

ANNANDALE---Cape Cod style stone.
4 bedrms.: nv. rm. with firepl.;
sep. din. rm.,. GE kit. garbage dis
posal. porches, pine-paneled rec.
glass-enclosed breezeway; h-acre
lot completely fenced. CT appraised
S2t,750. Call JE. 2-6S79 for APP
pointment
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NEW RAMBLER-Must sell this
week, Open TO any reasonable OFFER
Z struction; full bsmt.: ready for
immed. poss. For further informa-
ton. phone PRINCE GEORGES
REALTY CO.. UN. 4-11o6. WA.
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RLER-S14Q 5n

RAMBLER-Sl4,95O
bsd hSSeP SSse v by tST 5 mice clean 3
Just on Georgia ave, mr.. elementary
and high schools. Terms to suit.
FOR DETAILS. Ju. 0-6440 TILL 9
WOODSIDE REALTY co.
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9 new homes in ideal location. mr..
Indian Spring Country Club (Four
Corners areal; separate din. rrn,
mod. kit, 3 bedrms., 2 baths. I'm
ished family rm. Choose your own
dec, Very reasonably priced at
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LONG, low AND LOVELY is this
stunning. 3-year-old. 6l-ft. brick
rambler with o spacious rms; four
well-arranged bedrooms and 2 full
baths; large eluhroom with Roman
brick firepl.; SEPARATE dining
rIn.. huge kitchen. completely
sq ps Rees ioeasec yer " R " rIsn
home; S3f 800. Exclusive with
ROWERS BROS. APP. T-R4OO
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ROSEMARY HILLS. Silver Spring
4-heGrm.. 2-bath brk. Cape Cod:
full bsmt., screened porch, fenced
lot. fully Aforementioned Vacant
l Msse offer !, Best Of terms G ~
ZION. ewes. 10 h-3bS0
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No Down Payment Non-Vets

Lovely 2-bedroon semidetaehed
brick fun bsmt.. fenced yard Ex-
cellent terms to responsible people.
TU 2-37S1
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - Framt
rambler; nice liv. rm, 3 bedrms.
tiled bath, kit, inside utility rin.
pulldown stairs to large attic, scr
porch; chain-link fenced ward
lease to May '57 at 500 per mo
Price. $4,000. KAY. BOWLING
WASHINGTON GROVE, Md Cal
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CHEVY CHASE. N.-BricK Cape
Cod; large den or bedrm. and pow
der i f b aSs y msid Gsd Tm. pane sno
eled rec. rm., porches, Excellent
financing; small down payment
will handle; S24.950. GEO. W.
ROBERTSON, Realtor. 1886 Wis.
ave. OIL. 2-2123; ewes, EN-. p
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FOUR CORNERS AREA bedroom
brick-and-frame Colonial. Separate
dining room. side porch. full base
trees; $1,000 down 10 vet or non.
vet; S15,g50. E. F. BLANCHARD,
Realtor. JU. $4,000.
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Tebbetts Gets
.3-YearConfract,
Boost in Salary

I CINCINNATI, Dec. 13 tP.-
Birdie Tebbetts today was signed
to new three-year contract as
manager of the Redlegs.
Gabe Paul, general manager,
said Tebbetts was given an in
crease in pay. Following Gus
tom, the amount of Tebbetts' pay
for the 1857. SO and SO seasons
was not disclosed.
/ Tebbetts became manager of
the RedlegS on September 30,
1853. The club finished third in
the National League last season.
barely nosed out by Brooklyn.
which won the pennant, and Mil
waukee. which finished second.
Tebbetts was present when
Paul announced the signing of
the new contract. At the same
time, Paul said that at Birdie S
request all, present coaches had
been given new two-year con-
tracts.
The coaches are Tom Ferrick,
Jimmy Dykes and Frank McCor-
mick.
Tebbetts' old contract would
have expired at the end of the
1857 season.
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Gridder in Como
For II Days Able
To Leave Hospital

PITTSBURGH. Dec. 10 OP,.--
A 2l-year-old college football
player who was injured in a
game September 20 and re-
manned unconscious for most of
his n days at st. Francis Gen
eral Hospital left by ambulance
today for Lutheran Hospital in
Cleveland-his home town.
Richard Kadis. a lineman for
Geneva Pa. College. was ac-
companied by his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Kadis. They
have maintained a vigil at their
sons bedside since he was in
jured in a game at Waynesburg
The former Youngstown high
school star began showing signs
Of coming out Of the coma only
in the past few days. He finally
his eyes and began to
move his arms. a hospital attache
said. His condition remains
seriouS
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.HOyas Playing
NYU in Garden

NEW YORK, Dec. 13 (Spe-
ciaD. - Unbeaten Georgetown
University opposes Carl Ramsey,
the highly regarded sophomore,
and the rest of the New York
University team in the opener of
a college basketball double head
err tonight in Madison Square
Garden.
In the nightcap, unbeaten
Western Kentucky will meet
Seton Hall.
Ramsey. one of the best pros
poets Coach Howard Cam ever
has had at NYU, will be seeing
his first action. He suffered a
shoulder injury in a preseason
scrimmage with Navy and has
just recovered.
The HoyaS, who handled
Gettysburg College and Ameri-
can University with comparative
ease, look as though they have
their best team in years. They'll
start Warren Buehler. Dale
Smith, Joe Missett, Matt White
and Ken Pichette.
NYU has a IL record. The
Violets trounced Roanoke and
lost to Lafayette.
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By DICK OBRIEN

Led by Club No. IS. the Met,o-
politan Police Boys Clubs Will
have Strong representation ready
for action when the 1857 Golden
Gloves tournament. sponsored
BY The star. swings into ac-
ton January % with the first
preliminary round at Capitol
Arena
Police Clubs will be placing en-
pfasis on the Subnoyice or be-
Rinners division OF the Gloves
ich IS open 20 civilian boys
b. ween the ages OF Is and 10 in
tlr Metropolitan WASHINGTON
Area The class Is strictly Tor
contestants no have never COM
petefs,ln tic Gloves
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BY the Associated Press

This may be the year North
Carolina finally shakes loose
from North Carolina States
shadow in college basketball.
Coach Frank McGuire'S Tar
Heels have had nothing but table
scraps while States Wolfpack
has been eating high on the hog
in the Atlantic Coast Confer
ence. But suddenly it's spring
in Chapel Hill.
The unbeaten Tar Heels,
ranked No. 6 in this weeks AS
soclated Press poll, ran lip their
third victory last night with an
easy-as-you-please 1885 victory
over George Washington. N. c.
State, however, was chopped
down for the second night in a
row, this time 1851 by South
Carolina.
It's the first time since 1858
that N. C. State has suffered
back-to-back defeats and has
dropped two of its first three
starts in the ACC. Clemson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-13
Jackie Robinson Swapped
To Giants for Hur|er> Cash
Dodgers obtoin
LittIefieId;; Jack
To Play at First

NEW YORK. Dec. 13.-The
Giants announced today they
had obtained Jackie Robinson
from the Brooklyn Dodgers in
exchange for Pitcher Dick Little
field and an undisclosed amount
Of cash.
Horace Stoneham. president of
the Giants, and Walter O'Malley,
head of the Dodgers, closed the
deal at the major league meet
ings in Chicago earlier this week
but withheld the information
until the players could be adj
vised.
Bill Rigney, Giants manager.
said Robinson would play first
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-13

base for the Giants. whose regu-
lar first baseman, Bill White, is
now in the Army.
Although the amount of cash
involved was not given, there
were reports it was around
$4,000.
Robinson began his major
league career with Brooklyn at
the start of the l947 season,
joining the club from its Mont
real farm of the international
League. He has played first
base, second base. and in re-
cent years at third and the out
field.
Llttlefield was obtained by the
Giants in the Alvin Dark deal
with the Cardinals last sum-
mer. He had a 4-4 record this
year.
Robinson, who will be 38 on
January 81, was born in Cairo.
Ga, and now resides in Stam-
Continued on Page CA, Col. l
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Police Boys Clubs to Have
Strong Entry in Gloves

The subnoyice division has the
support Of Capt. Forest Bins
wanger. Police Boys Clubs direc-
tor and Harry Polk, director OF
Club No. 10. Polk also is a mem
Der Of the d. c. Boxing Com
mission.
The fortunes OF Club II. at
Twelfth and u streets NV.
which has fine training facilities
Tor conditioning subnovice con-
testants Will be in the hands OF
Coach Leon Sinkheld. veteran
amateur trainer who has turned
out a number Of Gloves cham
pions.
once again the subnoyice d.
vision ls attracting considerable
see GOLDEN GLOVES. Page ca
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HemsIey May Quit
Senator'S System

Reports from Vancouver to-
day indicated the Senators may
need a new manager for their
Charlotte farm club of the Sally
League.
Rollie Hemsley, the former
major league catcher who man.
aged Charlotte this year, is the
top managerial choice of a COM
mlttee which is trying to save
the Vancouver Mounties of the
Pacific Coast League.
Lefty ODoul, who piloted the
Mounties last season, resigned
and will direct the Seattle
Rainiers in 1857.
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How to Pick
Grid Champ
Up for Debate

Athletic directors and football
coaches of Southern Conference
schools. meeting today in one of
the preliminaries to the annual
conference convention at the
Shoreham Hotel, may tackle the
problem of how to determine an
official football champion.
Various ideas have been pre-
sented informally, such as a rule
that all conference members
play all other members within
a two-year period. A suggestion
also has been made that MEM
berS play a minimum number of
conference games each year
such as now is required for bas-
ketball and baseball.
The practice varies widely
among conference schools. Rich
mond played seven of it's nine
games this year in the confer
ence while Virginia Tech. which
is trying to get big-name OPP
ponents. played only three.
Washington 81 Lee, for the OPP
posite reason, played only one
in the conference.
The freshman eligibility rule
also will be discussed again, as
1t has been at the last several
meetings. Virginia Tech usually
comes up with a resolution to do
away with freshmen on varsity
teams and has the backing Of
some of the larger shoots such
as George Washington and West
Virginia. The smaller schools.
however, believe it would handi-
cap them.
Closed meetings today are for
Southern Conference presidents.
athletic directors. the Executive
Committee, football coaches and
athletic publicity directors. Open
sessions Of the conference will be
held tomorrow and Saturday II
necessary. with the annual din
ner tomorrow night.
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GW's Faults
Spot|ighted by
Carolina Win

1t is obvious by now that it
will take some time for George
WaShington's sophomore -domi-
mated basketball squad to jell
into something resembling a
good college team.
Coach Bill Reinhart still
thinks that by mid-season or
thereabout, or in time for the
Southern Conference tourna-
ment anyway. the Colonials will
be ready. So far. though. about
the only bright spot has been
the consistently good play of big
Gene Guarilia. sophomore cen
ter from Duryea, Pa.
Guarilia, a 6-foot-6, 2l5-
FOUNDER. is missing a lot of
shots, but he found the range
often enough to score steadily
in all three of GW's games. He
scored 10 points last night as
the Colonials were clobbered, 80
to SIS, at Norfolk by North Caro-
lima. the new power in the At
lantic Coast Conference.
Play n. C. State Saturday
Previously Guarilia scored 10
points against Wake Forest and
ii against William and Mary,
with CIV losing both times, SO
when he continued to increase
his average on a night when the
Colonials were taking a beating,
it held out some hope for the
future.
The Colonials next play North
Carolina State Saturday at Raj
eigh. State has been the peren-
NAL Atlantic Coast Conference
leader, but the Wolfpack is hav-
ing its troubles this year and
the Tar Heels are moving UP.
CIV will be the first mutual OPP
ponent for the two Carolina
schools, and the scores are sure
to be used as a basis Of COM
pariSon.
ROSenbIuth Scores n
The Tar Heels appeared plenty
good last night while winning
their third straight. They coll
lected eight points before the
Colonials got on the board and
rolled up a 34-13 halftime lead.
Lennie Rosenbluth continued
as North Cardinals big gun, COL
lecting q points. and was ably
backed by Joe Quigg with Is.
See COLONIALS. Page C-3
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Sealed Bids Sought
For Traffic Judoe

LEXINGTON. KY. Dec. 10 [4P).
Sealed bids to buy Traffic
Judge, top 4-year-old, will be
accepted until IL am. December
"a. the estate of Clifford Mooers
announced yesterday.
Attorney Gayle Mohney said
bids. accompanied by certified
checks for 10 per cent of the bid.
must be submitted to H. b.
Fuqua, the executor of the late
sportsman's estate, at the Fort
Worth Tex National Bank.
He said the remainder will be
due by December 81. when pos
session Of the horse will be given
the new owner. He added the
estate reserved the right to reject
all bids for the son of Alibhai-
Traffic Court.
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Conrad Turns Pro,
Joins Golf Firm

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Dec. 10
fPi.-Joe Conrad. San Antonio
golfer who won the British ANA
teur in 1855. announced today
he is turning professional and
will be sfiliated with a golf
supply house.
He said he did not plan to
Join the winter golf tour as a
player until the Texas Open
here in February. but would play
in the Caribbean Circuit" next
month with tournaments in
Panama. Colombia. Jamaica and
Puerto Rico.
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state Never in Running

defeat Tuesday night, 96-94. in
overtime.
State Never in Running
! N. c. State, ranked eighth in
the Nation, never was in the
running against once-beaten
South Carolina. The Gamecocks
took a 34-24 lead at the inter-
mission, toyed with the Wolfpack
in the first 10 minutes of the
second half and then ran up an
11-point margin with 5 minutes
left.
Freddie Lentz, 6-foot-8 soph
center, was high with 10 points
for South Carolina. which used
only six men--four of them all
the way. Ray Pucillo's IL topped
N. c. State. which hit only 5
of Is foul shots.
West Virginia, rated No. 13,
made it 40 with an 1856 job on
Penn State. but Dayton, ranked
18th, just did escape a second
defeat with a 67-65 decision over
Miami of Ohio.
Niagara. No. 16, couldn't dodge
its second tumble as Syracuse
won its first of the season, 82-79.
West Virginia's success wasn't
as easy as it looks. A Penn
State zone gave the Mountain
GERS fits until Rod Hundley's
Jump shot from the corner
finally put them ahead for keeps
at 1864 with 80 seconds left in
the first half. Lloyd Sharrar,
6-foot-10, controlled the boards
and was high scorer with 20
points for the MountaineerS.
Hundley had II.
Dayton didn't lead until a
squirt Of 16 consecutive points
oyerhauled Miami in the last 4
minutes.
Millsaps Finally Wins
Winnie Cohen broke loose for
% points in the second half and
wound up with 80 for the game
in Syracuse's surprise against
Niagara. The Orange trailed
most of the first half, taking
over with 2 minutes left, and
then moving out on Cohen's sec
ond-half Splurge.
Purdue outgunned DePaul
early, but had to clear the subs
from the floor and call back the
starters to nail an 1878 victory.
Dick Heise scored 81 points for
the losers.
Elsewhere. Temple hit more
than half its shots to bang
Princeton. 67-58: Yale blew a
See BASKETBALL, Page C-3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-13
.Wydo Will Retire
After Giants Game

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 10 Up.
Frank Wydo. Philadelphia
Eagles tackle and a l0-year vet
eran in the National Football
League, announced yesterday
he will retire after the final
game Saturday against the New
York Giants.
Wydo. 81, played at Duquesne
and Cornell and joined the
Pittsburgh Steelers in l947. He
played FIVE years for the Steelers
before coming TO the Eagles in
1862.