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Annapolis I'd Club
Honors Navy, Terp
Football Squads

ANNAPOLIS. Feb. 10 (SpeciaD
The second annual Football
Awards Banquet of the Annapo-
lis Touchdown Club will attract
a capacity audience of 900 to
st Mary's High School Audi
torium, the only place in town
to accommodate that many
people, tonight.
The Maryland and Navy foot
ball squads, who have not met
head-to-head since 1852, will
meet socially and four players
will be honored, George Welsh
and Ron Beagle of the Middies
and Ed Vereb and Bob Pellegrini
of the Terps. Coaches Eddie
Erdelatz of Navy and Tommy
Mont of Maryland will speak
briefly.
Herman Hickman will be the
principal speaker, while guests
will include Gov. McKeldin and
Coaches Joe Kuharick of the
Redskins, Webb Ewbank of the
Colts and Hughie DeVore of the
Philadelphia Eagles.
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New Course to End
Hot Texas Open Scores

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Feb. 13
R).-Golf's winter tour moves
into San Antonio today for
what appears to be the safest
and sanest Texas Open in years.
Long the tournament where
fantastic records are set. it won't
yield to the hotshots this time
and a respectable 276 for u
holes may win 1t, says Jimmie
Demaret, who has played in
this one more than any other
active golfer and finished as
runnerup three times. The rea-
son is a shift in courses.
Demaret didn't play at Tucson
last week but came here for
some practice rounds. He said
today the Fort Sam Houston
course, to which the tournament
has been transferred. will make
the boys pull some golf shots.
The golfers themselves OBJ
tanned the change. The Bracken-
ridge Park course. where the
tournament has been played all
of its "a years to date, brought
joking comment every time a
PGA record was smashed. Last
year Mike Souchak. the ex-Duke
football player, posted a fabulous
257 with a round of so and a
81 for nine holes. So the tour
nament was sent to the Fort
Sam Houston course with its
par 36-36-72 and 6,576 yards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-13

CHARLOTTE, N. C., Feb. Is
(SpeciaD "A capacity crowd ex-
iceeding 10000 is expected to
cram its way into the Charlotte
Coliseum tonight to watch the
Washington Lions and Baltimore
Clippers battle in the Eastern
Hockey League.
Another full house is expected
tomorrow night when the same
two clubs hook up again.
Hockey, brand new to this area.
had its first big success a couple
of weeks ago when a full house
watched the Clippers play New
Haven. Charlotte is the new
home of the Baltimore team
which lost its original playing
site in a recent fire.
The crowd will be roofing for
its adopted idols to beat the
Lions and strengthen their
chances for fourth place and a
playoff berth. Currently, the
Clippers are five points 1.-TWO
wins and a tie) behind Johns
town.
The Lions are trying desper-
.ately to hold onto second place
while faced with big threat
from Clinton. New Haven seems
to have a lock on the regular
season championship.
The Lions will be at full
strength tonight, with Frank
IToyota, Japanese Canadian
.winger. returning after sitting
out the last couple of games.
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DeMATHA WINS 18th GAME
Sheehon Proves Find
As Cadets Near Title
BY BOB HANSON

For a young man new in the
coaching profession. Joe Boland
of DeMatha High is having con-
siderable success.
Boland, former George Wash
ington University fullback. took
over the basketball team at the
Hyattsville school for the first
time this season. He has a we'll
rounded, hustling club that
boasts an 1873 record and ninth
ranking by The Star among area
scholastic teams.
The Stays won No. 10 yester-
day. $3.50, over st. Anthony in
the second game of a Catholic
League double-header at De-
Matha, but had to give an all
out performance in the late
stages to avoid an upset by the
fighting TONES.
GU Prep Beats Mackin
Georgetown Prep. ahead all
the way, defeated Mackin, 69-61,
in the opener to avenge an
earlier-season defeat.
st. Anthony held 1910, 1923
and STAT quarter leads. At one
stage. early in the second quar-
ter. the TONES had an l1-point
spread. But DeMatha kept
knocking and finally went ahead.
55-54, on a layup by Ernie Cage
with six and a half minutes left
of the fourth quarter.
The lead changed three times
after that and was tied twice.
With the score 6l-60. st An
thony. and PAS left in the game.
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By MERRELL WHITTLEsEY

Maryland's IA and 21-point
triumphs over George Washing
tons basketball team are not the
result of any hex, Coach Bud
Millikan of the Terps declares.
He'd rather have the credit 60
to his boys than to intangibles.
The Terps' 67-46 rout of the
Colonials Saturday night at Fort
Myer probably was more sur
prising than the 62-48 victory
at College Park early in Janu-
airy. Both times GW's South
ern Conference co-leaders were
solid favorites, last Saturday by
612 points.
Millikan's five big reasons for
the second decision over the
Colonials we're:
THAT Maryland's personnel
comes closer to matching GW's
than it does the powers of the
Atlantic Coast Conference, which
have contributed five of Mary
lands seven defeats.
2-That the Terps were up"
for CIV.
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Bill Wilson connected for a q
pointer for DeMatha to make
it 62-61 and the Stays stayed
out in front to the end.
McDonough Sets Pace
John McDonough, with 20
points, paced the Stays, who
were winning their fifth in a
row. Dave Wilson took scoring
honors for st. Anthony with 81
points. The TONES have a SD
season record.
Georgetown Prep was led by
Tony Carroll, 6-foot-2 junior
center, whose rebounding and q
points were the difference in the
game against Mackin. Props
victory broke q four-game losing
streak and gave it a 6-8 overall
mark.
Jim Stant's 10 points was high
for Mackin. which broke a three
game winning streak and now is
7-6 on the season.
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Lido Booters Win 18th
In Row. Gain Semifinuls

The Lido Soccer Club swept
to its 18th straight victory yes
terday by whopping 1871 score
over Morstein jewelers. of Balti-
more in a Rowland Cup match
at Twenty-fourth street and
Constitution avenue NV.
Hans Schanne and Herb
Mueck guided Lido into the
seminal round by scoring five
and four goals, respectively.
A National Soccer League
match at Occokeek resulted In
Myron Cowell whitewashing Ac-
cokeek. TO. as Eddie Reider
scored three times.
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Sober Tourney Won
IBy WoIverton of Navy

Jim Wolverton Of the Naval
Academy won all eight matches
yesterday to win first place in
the Messineo saber tournament
at Central Branch YMCA.
Vernon Elder of the D. c. Fen
GERS Club was second and Lee
Stanley Of the International
YMCA in Baltimore third. There
were 10 entries.
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No Hex Involved in Upsets
of CIV, MiI|ikon Asserts

ga good night from the free
throw line t21 out of 26).
4. Defensively, the TerpS were
at their best.
5. That John Sandbower is
the type player, physically and
in characteristics of his play, to
give Joe Holup a maximum of
trouble.
SandbOwer's Job Terrific
Sandbower has slowed Holup
twice this season. And last year.
when CIV beat Maryland twice,
the Colonials' stars were Buzz
Ciriello in the first meeting and
Joe Petcavich in the second.
"Sandbower did a terrific Job
on Holup." Millikan was saying,
but We also had good luck in
keeping the ball from him. Our
front-line defenses helped in
slowing him up"
When Coach Bill Reinhart of
CIV started Ronnie Matalavage,
a freshman. for the first time,
Millikan was not too surprised.
Il saw Matalavage play a good
defensive game against Rich
mond last week, and when he
stayed out there for the late
warmups Saturday night 1 had a
bunch. My manager came back
and said Jack jolly was sup
posed to start, but I told him
to go back and check again, be-
cause l had bunch it would
be Matalavage.
Relaxing on Defense
"Holup was on Kessler the
first time we played and he drew
three early fouls, SO I didn't be-
lieve Bill would put him on Kes-
sler again.
Il thought they might throw
a zone defense at us until saw
Matalavage," Millikan continued.
Then knew they were going
to play man-for-man. I don't
blame Relnhart." Bud continued.
because We have had some
pretty good nights against a
zone defense this year"
George Washington had scored
32l points in its three previous
games since a two-week layoff
between SemeSters. Millikan
said that was the best news he
had received this season, one in
which he has not had too many
happy moments.
When a team beats another
l26 to 100, or whatever GW's
score was against Furman, you
know neither one played much
defense. They undoubtedly were
getting a lot of easy shots in
making those big scores. We were
hoping the three straight high.
scoring games might have found
them relaxing a bit on their de-
Tense"
About his own teams offense,
the Maryland coach said it was
played according to Hoyle," and
particularly so because CIV
never did come out and get the
Terps. He thought his team had
a tremendous night of the back
boards, much more so than the
hastily kept figures showed.
But Millikan's hour Of glory is
short lived. Clemson. with its
best team in years, although it
has won only one game in the
conference. comes to Maryland
tomorrow night. And over the
week end the Terps go to North
Carolina State and Wake Forest,
where the Big Three" title
doesn't carry much weight.
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ItuIy Wins Ski Meet

PLANICA, Yugoslavia. Feb. 10.
.R1.-Italy for the fourth time
won the Kurikkala Cup for mid
European cross-country skiers
yesterday. France, which won
the individual l5-kilometers
cross-country, was second. fol-
lowed by Yugoslavia. Switzer-
land and Austria.
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|kroII's Score
His Best Yet
lin Tucson Win

TUCSON, Ariz.. Feb. IS R.-
Ted Knoll has won a lot of golf
tournaments in his Is years as
a pro but he's never had a To-
hole score like the 264 that won
the Tucson Open and $4,000 for
him.
Playing almost casually, the
New Yorker now playing out of
Fort Lauderdale, Fla, chopped
Is strokes of the FL Rio course
Ipar-70 during four days of play
Knoll broke up a duel with
Dow Finsterwald, Bedford
Heights, Ohio. on the 18th green
and went on to beat him by
three strokes yesterday. Finster-
valid. whose broad grin and ex-
citing chip shots made him the
Igallery's pet, collected $1'40O for
his second-place 267.
Gene Littler, Palm Springs.
Calf. matched Krolls IS to
sprint from tie for 10th place
he had held for two days and
grab third spot.
Knoll Sinks 25-Footer
Knoll turned to Finsterwald
after he clinched victory with
a birdie on the 18th and told
him. you had me scared all
the way"
They went out together in the
last threesome with FinsterwaldI
trailing by stroke. He made
that UP on the first hole by sink
ing q 40-foot chip shot out of a
ditch for a birdie. Knoll took
part.
Knoll regained the lead with a
birdie on the second. Finster-
valid drew even again by sinking
a 9-foot putt for a birdie on the
third. Knoll went ahead again
with a birdie 2 on the fourth
hole. Both went over par on the
simple 200-yard. par-3 eighth.
Both birdied the ninth. with
Finsterwald sinking a 30-foot
putt. Both birdied the 10th.
That's the way they stood on
the 18th green. Both faced Is
foot puts. Knoll sank his. Fin
sterwald didn't.
Il figured I was in" Knoll ex-
planned. II Jagged on the 18th,
trying to play it safe" Knoll
took a birdie 4. Finsterwald had
to chip accurately through trees
to make par.
Tommy Bolt, Chattanooga |
winner here two years in a row,
ended in three-way tie for sew
enth place and expressed annoy
ance with the gallery and press.
Gallery Upsets Bolt
Ell Rios 9th and 18th holes are
par S. Bolt played each four
times during the tourney and
made seven brides on them.
When he missed a putt for what
would have been his eighth
birdie on these holes someone in
the gallery shouted. i've been
waiting for that"
Bolt said afterwards. Some
body booed me on the 9th hole.
The newspapers caused that"
He had been quoted after the
second round as saying he would
win the tournament "in a.
breeze"
Il didn't say that" Bolt de-
clared. "A local official started
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LEAGUE
BY DICK SLAY

AS is its habit, st. johns ap-
parently has uncovered another
gem from the CYO program,
The suspicion this season has
been that Brian tPuddy) Shee-
han is something special among
little basketball players, having
started every game since the loss
to GonZaga two weeks ago.
The 5-foot-7 red-haired Junior
probably hit his peak yesterday
at Carroll. With Jim Mandes
sidelined with the virus, Sheehan
took up the slack by scoring %
points and playing an outstand-
ing defensive game as st. Johns
walloped Mount st. Joseph, 84-54.
Later Calvert Hall beat Car
roll. SLAP, to open the door for
st. Johns to take the champion
ship of the Baltimore Washing
ton Catholic League. Another
st. Johns victory, or a Carroll
defeat, in their two remaining
games will clinch the title for the
Johnnies.
Sheehan Thr0ttles BenZing
One of Mount st. Joe's stars,
6-foot-2 Bob Doran. was not in
uniform. either, because of a
sprained ankle. If that wasn't
enough to doom the Balti-
moreans, Sheehan throttled Don
Benzing by allowing him one
goal as st. Johns played one
OF its rare games in a man-to-
man defense.
Coach Joe Gallagher diScloSes
that defense is not Sheehan's
best asset. He played his best
defensive game today and if
he learns to play defense as well
as he does offense. he'll be a
wonderful ball player" Gallagher
said after the game. Hes an
honor student and he hasn't
missed an important college
game in the area this year, but
he gets his work done, anyway"
Sheehan, whose hands are I'M
usually large for his stature.
made the st. Michael's 15-and-
unler team when only a fifth
grader and he led the team in
scoring in the seventh and
eighth grades. Largely because
of his exploits st. Michael's won
the CYO junior league title in
1852. went unbeaten the follow
ing year until the championship
finals and two years ago won
the intermediate basketball
crown. AS an eighth grader
Sheehan was awarded the huge
outstanding all-around athlete
trophy of the parish which was
almost as tall as he was. Only
in the last couple of years has
he shot up" over 5 feet.
Carroll Inaccurate
s After Sheehan left the game
yesterday with 4 minutes re-
manning, Benzing got two more
goals and finished with nine
points. three less than teammate
Paul Cummings, who led Mount
st. Joe's scoring. Danny Porter,
Subbing for the ailing Mandes,
was next for st. Johns with IT
points, nine in the second quar-
ter when the Johnnies broke
open the game by outscoring
their opponents, 23-7.
Another player sidelined yes
terday was George Miller, CAL
vert Halls fine playmaker who
was nursing knee injury. How
ever, Paul Rosky compensated
for this by scoring q points.
Calvert's big threesome-Jim
Forbes. Butch Sass and Bob
Patzwall, all 6-foot-3-grabbed
most of the rebounds and Car
rolls shooting was inaccurate
enough to keep the Lions behind
after the first quarter. Willie
. Wells 10 points was the best
single scoring effort for the home
team,
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St. Martins Five Beots
St. Murquret's, 1870

Raymond Jackson put in the
winning goal in the second,
sudden-death. overtime yester-
day to give st. Martins 1890
victory over st. Margarets in
the intermediate Boys Basket
ball League of the CYO.
Yesterdays scores:
INTERMEDIATE BOYS
st Michaels. 81 Little Flower, 32.
Nativity. 65; Holy Redeemer. "a.
Lady of LourdeS, 40: ST, AIMS, ~.
St. Bernadettes, 80; Lady of Vic
ST Martins. 10; st. Margarets, 30.
St Bernard's, 81; st. GATHERINGS, 80
st. Francis de Sales. 43; Holy
SENIOR BOYS
Mount Calvary, go; st. Francis
Lady Of Victory. as; Holy Redeemer. 90.
holy Comforter, 81; 81. Augusune's. SO.
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Kurver Scores IS

Led by Elliott Karver's IS
points. Arnstein Construction
Co. won the Senior Basketball
League championship at the
Jewish Community Center last
night with an 1886 victory over
Arcade Pontiac.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-13

the story. That's why I was
booed. 1t isn't a nice thing to-
have happen. 1t doesn't inspire
YOU" Bolt shot SO yesterday.
Leading scorers and money
winners:
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

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PONTIAC '53 S-cylinder custom
Catalina: equipped with r. and h..
hydra. and Wv tires; a real SHARP
car. price of this car drops $40 3
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cyl. 4-dr. sedan: light blue. finish
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