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DEATH
In Mrntnriant
Announcement u
Services by Chambers

BOOKER, JOSEPHINE r. In ioyin,
memory OF our dear eedmother. JOSE
PINE B. BOOKER. who passed ava,
josEPHiNE AND wi WILLIAM LIAM SMITH NTH
CARTER. THEODORE n. In loyin,
memory OF THEODORE r. CARTER
who entered into eternal rest twenty
six years ago .oday, july q. 1881
Loving memories never die
As years roll on and days pass by
Deep IN our hearts a memory Is KEEP
OF one We loved dearly and will never
DEVOTED WIPE AND CHILDREN
daashter, SYLVIA Firz iaiJo u w ms
is55S5s.' ''0''"' Two years SA0' july .
God saw the road was setting rough
AND the hills were hard 70 climb
ne e Esspef SSHr T Psase e{ e thine
LH HUGH. AND 1H5h FaalLYi ANih Fil1
HOWARD, DIR. WILLIAM JAMES. Jr
AZ l9ying memery q our brother. pr
passed INTO SA ths oTsSs sf Beyond twsI az;
HIS DEVOTED SisfERs, THE DAuoH
TIERS OF. THE LATE REV. AND MRS
WILLIAM JAMES HOWARD
MlLLEHs BAMhLNNt. IN loving mem
DRY Of my dear husband. LAWRENCE
MILLER, who passed away two year
ago today July q. 1859
God grant YOU eternal rest in peaceful
sleep
Anniversary prayer will be oifefe.
AZ the Christ Episeopal Church OF
SUNDAY. July :, 1857,
LOVING WIFE, PEARL MILLER
MUNDY, ANDREW l., In sad but towns
remembrance Of ms husband ANDRE
l. MUNDf, VINO passed away Juit q
1853
May TIA soul rest ID ueace
HIS WIFE, EDITH
TERRY. EMMA H. In loving memory
OF our dear mother EMMA b TERRY
VINO passed away four years aeo today
July y. 1868.
Eternal rest grant unto her. o Loru
AND may perpetual light shine upon her
HER CHILDREN. HAROLD, LOUISE
DOROTHY, BOBBY.
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EorI c. Kitchener, 80, Served
80 Years as Representative

Earl c. Kitchener, 80. former
Republican Representative from
Michigan. died yesterday in
Adrian. Mich, his home town
since 1889.
During his 80 years repre-
senting Michigan's I'd district
Mr.. Kitchener earned the name
watchdog of the Treasury" by
his checks on Government
spending.
He was elected to Congress in
1918 and to the six succeeding
Congresses. He lost reelection
In 1882. but was elected again
to the 74th Congress in 1885. He
retired in 1850.
In 1926, Mr.. Kitchener was one
Of the managers appointed by
the House of Representatives to
conduct impeachment proceed
ings against Judge George w,
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Mrs. Stanley Buckley,
On Bourd of Education

CUMBERLAND, Md. July 6
(A1.-Mrs. Stanley Buckley, 40,
one of the first two women
named to the Allegheny Board
OF Education in 1851. died Thurs
day.
She was in her second term
on the board. She also was ac-
tive in the County Council of the
Parent-Teacher Association and
the tuberculosis Association.
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Dr.. c. S. Noble. 81

LETHBRIDGE, Alta. July {
Pp Or. Charles Sherwood
Noble. 81. of Nobleford. died in
a hospital here yesterday. He
invented the Noble blade culti-
vator. generally ranked among
the top contributions TO plains
agriculture in the world in this
century. He was born near State
Center. Iowa.
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Fountain Hughes, l09,
Kin of Jefferson Slave

BALTIMORE. July s Up
Fountain Hughes, who was born
into slavery in Charlottesville,
Va. died Thursday at a home
fol the aged. He was 100.
He was one of Is children
whose father served in the Con-
federate Army. His grandfather
was sla e of Thomas jefferson.
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A. F. LittIejohn,
Veteran Newsmun

CHARLOTTE. ~. c., July 6
(P.-Andrew F. (Pinkie) Little
John, 65-year-old retired Associ-
ated Press newsman. died here
early today.
Mr.. Littlejohn retired April I
after a 43-year news career
which included "a years with the
Associated Press and service on
the Charleston IS. c. News and
Courier. the Greenville IS. c.
News, the Norfolk (Va.) Viz
Iginian-Pilot and the Columbia
10 ~ Daaa~A
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Mrs. Ruth Muthebot

ALAMEDA. Calf. July 6 lP)
Mrs. Ruth Harriet Mathebat
American Legion Auxiliary lead
CT who was national president IN
l943, died Thursday OF heart
ailment aggravated By a recent
influenza attack.
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Bethesda Dentist Killed
In Fire-Fighting Mishop

DR.. Abner T. Rowe. a 3S-year-
old Bethesda Md dentist, was
electrocuted yesterday while
fighting a forest fire, which
threatened his farm near Berk-
eley Springs, w. Va.
The tragedy occurred shortly
before noon, when he discovered
the blaze on adjoining property.
A neighbor woman. Mrs. Isaac
Omps, on whose property the
blaze occurred, suffered from
nervous shock after trying to
aid DR.. Rowe. She is in War
Memorial Hospital in fair con-
dition.
The Rowes, including the
dentists wife, Jane, and their
adopted sons. Rudolph, 10, and
Herbert. 8. had gone to the farm
Wednesday night. They had ex-
pected to return to Bethesda on
Monday. They live at 1908
Bradmoor drive.
Summoned Firemen
First to sight the blaze, DR..
Rowe ran to nearby farm
house and summoned the fire de-
partment. He then returned to
the scene to fight the fire.
Witnesses said he seized a
puSh-type garden tractor owned
by Isaac Omps and undertook
to run a firebreak around the
flames.
Unknown to the dentist, a
power line. ripped down by a
storm the night before. lay
among the underbrush.
Authorities said DR.. Rowe was
electrocuted when the tractor
struck the wire. A physician said
he died instantly.
Charred Body Found
The badly charred body was
found IN fha uro,,,,d oF+o,, +kn
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ton in 1902. He was educated at
Western High School, Shenan-
doah Valley Academy and
Georgetown Law School.
Survivors include son, Fraser
a Marine colonel stationed in
Hawaii, and a sister, Mrs. Will
liam D. Harris. Philadelphia.
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james l. Moore

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. July
8 (R.--James L. Moore. 81, de-
partment store executive and
brother Of the late Opera Singer
Grace Moore, died at his home
on Lookout Mountain last night.
His sister was killed January 20,
l947, in a plane crash in Dem
mark.
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james [. Wotchurst. IS

WARRINGTON. England, July
s P.--James Lewis Watchurst.
So. president Of Rotary Inter-
national in Britain and Ireland
died last night.
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Garn uf Ihanks

AILYER. DR. AMANDA v. GRAY. The
family OF the late DR. AMANDA v
the many acts OF kindness extended
70 her during her recent Illness and
the kind expressions Of sympathy re-
eeiVed al the time Of her death.
THE FAMILY
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CEMETERY LOTS

q CEMETERY LOTS
CEMETERY LOTS at Fort Lincoln. sec
n. lots 2. 3. best oder, ia. 7-5420.
BURIAL SITES for 4 in National Me.
y. mortal Park IN Falls Church. 5000
= Dunkirk S-a50g
~ lots, National Memorial Park bar
gain at S4S5. valued at Sl,99b choice
location Phone XII 9-5T2O.
MAusoLEUM, FORT LINCOLN
CHOICE cRYPTS
BOX 422-K, STAR
THREE i-GRAVE CEMETERY LOTS
eoOd location. cost al cemetery. $3.50
each owner will sell $500 each
seal NO -2S5A, SATURDAY.. EVENINGS.
Y rs 3u.g:3O
tfoRT LINCOLN.--B Block ., sites z. 4 and
Ga sacrifice IA. S-4O95
NoRr LINCOLN MAUSOLEUM, crypt for
~ DE 2.3il4
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crematorium

AI OremdLOTIuIM
~. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRE TORS
hAlh ST and Mass Ave Ne ~ $4,000
Malvan & Schey, Inc.
lsi FUNERAL DIRECTORS
424 r st. NV. NO. 7-0133
%
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RAWLINGS WILLIAM ROBERT. on
Thursday July a. 1897. AZ sprins
Grove Hospital WILLIAM RoBERf
RAWLINGS husband OF the late Amelia
Anette Rawlings end rather OF Mabel
Amelia Scott, Robert. George, oscar.
Hugh Ralph, Reginaid, Carlton and
Walter RAWLINGS Funeral from the
Hunt Funeral Home Waldorf Nd I.
~ the Brookneld Methodist Church.
Naylot, Nd, AZ 10 am. tnterment
church cemetery.
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1raths
ACKMAN,

ACKMAN, MARY E. BEss). The Of
X III fcers and members Of Ruth
GS<M Chapter. No. /, o. Z. s., are
NSM hereby notified Of the death
ANEa2af> Of Sister MARY E. tBESSl
AcKMAN. Services at the
" S. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home. 29Q1 14th St. NV,
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MhOhiNIOSH, EARL NJ Cathedral
q If dSd Ws.b No $50 40 z. 4. 4: NJ.
A !. 3I,ij!i ::
Monday. July. s. at the 8 H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home. 2eOl l4th 50. NV
JOHN A, EARNEST.
RAYMOND C. WOOD, secretary.
MASTERS asS l,S RALPH G.; T. :,,,S On sstp w
RALPH C MASTERS. Jr.. Of S HsSi
Chagney pl Mount Rainier. Nd. be.
IGyse hus 9s,nsr Of Margaret Colin;
and Linda Masters funeral ron the
Collins Funeral Home. 1892 l4th st
NV. on Monday. July \. at 9:3O am
SgS0f Rsode a island aye ~ ' Moas R esHEsR
Nd. az ~ am. Interment Prospect
MAY sl f VI n, n On Friday. July 5
more I'd. Silver Spring. Nd. beloved
wife. OF joseph Wade Nav. mother Of
ysy warren N FFes mSg Of o sy Ae1 sDSns
sister Of Maud D. Miller q Arlington.
Funeral Home, ASH. Georgia ave NV.
S nsp M0e coImS JSly GARDENS 3 sm., Inter-
MUNsoN, ERSEsTiSE i. on tuesday
July ., 1851 AZ Norfolk, Va. ERNEs-
TINE I. MuNSoN, daughter Of Mrs
Ernest c. Turner. tnterment Thurs.
day, July 4. at Atlanta, Ca
PALMER. RICHARD. Members Of Loca
@ ~ / U. O. T., are hereby
q T.: |. !: |. Il.
A notified OF the death u
~?A Brother RICHARD PALMER
At 4 All in Richmond, Va, or
MN. ~ Thursday July A. 1857
NN Funefal services a. a:3f
p m Sunday, july =. az tn,
Blilev Funeral Home. Rlch.
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FELDMAN, HATTIE. on setgrday. Jul

fELps Ss HATTIE HATTIE p 4p S&fYNd's S SH
wife OF Isaac Feldman and devoted
mother Of Mrs. Ezra Henkin Of lsrse
and Miss Miriam Feldman. She also
Sonia Sheftell, Mrs. Helen Feinsteir
and Mrs Margaret Book a brother
Irving Wolf, and two grandchildren
zansky & Sons Funeral Home, 350l
l4th St NV on Sunday, July .. a.
nm Memorial week 14ll l4tf
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BENFORD, DOLORES AGNES. s.

DOLORES AGNES BENFORD Of 6i3t
Barnaby st. NV, beloved wife Of Col
Robert j. Benford. A. F.; mother
Of Betty and Barbara Benford anc
daughter Of Mrs. Mary Msrgaret Whit
ley. sister OF Mrs. Sidney A. Yates
Edward R. and Louis E.. Whitley
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
OF Robert A. Humphrey, Bethesda. Md
Services on Monday, July :. at the
Shrine Of the Most Blessed Sacrament
6OOi Western ave NV, where re-
uuiem mass will be offered at $3.50
am Interment Arlington National
Cemetery Please omit flowers.
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bEA 4RAOh nOAl AON 0lEMAhls
Auxiliary President.
GENEVA T1PPETT,
District President.
SADIE p. GREENE, Rec, secy.
WILSON. MARY NJ On Friday, July
3, 1857, MARY NJ. WILSON Of .3sQ3
Yuma 81. W.. beloved wife Of the
late Robert wilson, mother Of Mrs.
Carleton W. Phillips Of Washington,
D.. c.; Mrs. Evans 2. Spear Of Wal
pole, Mass, and Robert 7 Wilson OF
Washington. D. c. She also Is sur
vived bv four grandchildren and ten
ereat-srandchildren Friends may call
az the 8, II Hines. CO. Funeral Home,
.g0l l4th St NV. from L. noon Satur-
day July u. until 4 pm. sunday.
Juy : tparkins facilitiesl Services
and inteTment NalpOle, Mass. In lieu
OF flowers. please make contributions
70 the Baptist Home, IN care Of the
National Baptist Memorial Church,
ZlLGLER. MAYME d. on THURSDAY
July 3, 1857, MAYME D zIEGLER OF
$50 Nes'oyer ar. Ney Cumbt rland.
"a believes wife OF Calvin A zitgler
ard sister OF Mrs. Sue Wilmer OF New
g. SsS ssUSsa Es ses ssf,mn d a Ps
5sIPs,a cb Pa she be vas nsme w,,S Of
ns sISS Iu,S F fSsm Il, a , II I'm.
neral HOms: Srd and Msclay s.s: H Ar,
csmstsry. washington. b. c.
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RDs, ARTHUR J. The passing
Of Past Master ARTHUR j
\ RICHARDS is announced with
N deep regret. Services will bt
.N held at tLe 8. H. Hines Co
~ Funeral Home. 1901 18th 81
~ NV. on Monday, July 4
1857 al 1870 pm. Men,
are requested TO attend.
JAMES F. LORE, Master.
n Lodge, No. 10. p A A NJ
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32l5 Kllnsle I'd. NV. EARL MIDpIF.
TON MACINTOSH. beloved husband
0, Dorothy z Macintosh and father
., Enrl N Mackintosh II and Doris
~ Russell He also IS ,urviyed by
nine. Rrandcnildren Friends NAV cail
a. the S II. Hines GO Funeral Home.
s9ul 18th 81 NV. after IL am
saturday July & parking facilitiesi
on Monday, July :, al g.aO m
lnlerment Rock Greek Cemetery
contribution TO the Heart Fund NAV be
mace as an expression OF sympathy. Z
MACkINT0SH EARU NJ ra4h.a..,
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ASHFORD, THEoD Sgnios On 1 TngEsasy
spITH NJ. poWpEN. p. IA, SCI

Of 1912 GALES ST. ne. beloved hus-
band Of Mrs. Evelma Ashford brother
OF Eleanor Tate, nephew Of Mrs. obenia
also is survived by other relatives
and many friends. After IL noon
Saturday, July ., friends are invited
neral Home, 100 Vermont ave. NV.
where services will be held at pm.
Interment in Charlotte. N. c., on Sum
day. July Z. ARRANGEMENTS by John
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WAITE. LOUISE. on Thursday, Jul,
8, 1857 at Casualty Hospital, fouIsi
WAITE WAITE he beloved sup. of Mr.;
Friends may call at the Lee Funera
Home. 4th st and Mass ave ne
where services will be held on Satur
q Paintc Sps POST s. a. pm on in Man1aS
July
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day July 5, 1857, at MS RESIDENCE,
1910 Commander DR.. College Heights
cLAGETT, husband Of Leslie NJ Ciagett,
father OF Mrs Evalyn M. Clagett,
Claude B., v. Marbury. tr.. and Albert
A Clagett, and Mrs. Shirley C.. Chick
shall and William Reginald Clagett
Also surviving are nine Grandchildren
and fve great-grandchildTen Services
at the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
2qO1 i4th St NV, on Tuesday, July
o, at | pm. (parking facilitiesJ. In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery =
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Grim 5th Entry
In Hunter Mile

BOSTON, Jan. % (R.--Burr
Grim of Maryland today became
the fifth starter and possible
sleeper for the mile race in Sat-
urday's Boston A. A. track meet
at Boston Garden.
Grim was close to Phil Cole
man and Deacon Jones in the
recent K. of c. meet here. Grim
pushed both runners despite the
fact he was pocketed twice and
walled off in the stretch.
The other entries for the
Hunter Mile are George King
Boston school teacher from NYU;
Bobby Seaman, 4:01.4 miller from
UCLA; Coleman, the Olympian
and K. Of c. mile winner from
Chicago. and Johnny Kopil, for
mer national scholastic mile
champion from Villanova.
King won the Philadelphia In
uuirer mile while Seaman edged
the former NYU star in the
Washington Star mile over the
week end. Grim was third in the
latter race.
Hungary's Laszlo Tabor con-
tinues to refuse an invitation ,tc
return to Boston where he suf.
fered q defeat In his American
debut. a
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By the Associated Press

While the supposed main con.
tenders in the Big Ten basket.
ball race have been keeping tabs
on each other, "have-not" Ohio
State has shot to the front and
shows no signs of letting up.
The surprising Buckeyes. who
already have swept to . Go
league record Glib loverall), 60
after No. z tonight against Mich
Iigan State at East Lansing.
Before the season got under
way, the Buckeyes were written
of. They had a poor freshman
team last season and lost the
talents of Robin Freeman, theil
high scoring ace. by graduation
So this season was figured tc
be no picnic for Coach Floyd
Stahl. who has won just one
league title-1950-in 10 year,
of plotting the Buckeyes.
But the club has demonstrated
it doesn't buckle under pressure
Last Saturday, the Buckeyes
licked Northwestern, 1878, aftel
permitting the Wildcats to til
it at 65-all with eight minutes
remaining. Instead Of cracking
the Buckeyes pulled themselves
together and ran up the margin
Tar Heels, Kansas Resume
Illinois, Purdue and Michigan
(all 3-D are tied for seconC
place and after the weeks actor
one of them should have undis-
lputed possession Of the spot. Thu
Illini. No. 8 in the Associated
Press poll. are the Buckeyes
biggest threats. They meet twice
February 4 and February IS.
Meanwhile North Carolina
Q5-0) and Kansas. (12-D thu
big boys of the Nation. get bacl
into action. The top-ranked Tai
Heels have what appears to b
an easy assignment agains'
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Celtics Ahead by 81 Games,
Pistons Boost Edge in West

after beating Minneapolis, 1872
LOT, Saturday.
The Pistons' two victories gave
them a full-game advantage
over the st. Louis Hawks, who
handed Rochester a 1918 set
back yesterday for the Royals
10th successive defeat.
Syracuse gained ground in the
Eastern Division with two tri-
umphs-99-95 over Rochester
Saturday and 94-93 over Mime
apolis Sunday.
A crowd of 9.228. largest ever
to see an MIA single game in
Philadelphia. saw Bill Sharman
lead the Celtics to victory with
80 points. The hot-shooting
Celts took a 24-12 lead in the
first quarter and never were
headed. Neil Johnston scored &c
for the losers.
George Yardley, playing with
"a taped ankle after a first-hali
injury. dropped in the field goal
that gave the Pistons their tri-
|umph over the Knicks. Yardley
sprained an ankle late in the
second quarter and didn't return
until the last four minutes OF
the third but he led the s,irging
Pistons with 26 points. His field
goal broke a 99-99 deadlock in
the extra period and the Knicks
never caught up.
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Surprising Buckeyes Go
For 9TH Straight I onight

western Carolina (12-6) We'd
nesday.
Kansas, however, comes face
to-face Saturday with Iowa
State, (11-0 the team that
snapped Kansas winning streak
two weeks ago and in the pro-
cess knocked the JayhawkS out
Of the No. spot In the Nation.
Iowa State viii warm up to
the task tonight against Okla
Ihoma. II the Jayhawks can get
past the Cyclones. they should
have fairly easy sailing the rest
Of the way. Iowa State seems
to be the only team in the con-
ference capable Of giving them a
tuSSle.
Conference Rundown
Here is a quick rundown on the
other conferences:
Atlantic CoaSt-North Caro-
lina's game against Western
Carolina this week will serve as
a warmup for meeting with rug
ged Maryland (6-2) and Duke
(4-D next week.
Pacific CoaSt-UCLA (4-0)
plays two important games with
Oregon State (2-4 this week.
California (6-0) is idle. WASH
ington Just about eliminated
See BASKETBALL, Page Ala
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Illinois Stur Center
Is Ruled lneIiqibIe

CHAMPAIGN. H.. Jan. %
R.-George Bon Sale. star CEN
ter on the Illinois basketball
teams today was ruled scho-
lastically ineligible by the uni
versity. He will be permitted
to play in two more games
against Purdue and Ohio State
unbeaten Big Ten leader.
DR.. Robert Browne, Illinois
Big Ten faculty representative
said Bon Sale had failed to pass
a sociology course. He said the
players ineligibility will become
effective after the game against
Ohio State here next Monday
The Illini play at Purdue Sat-
uIt1ay.
Illinois, the early favorite ir
the title race. will play eight con.
ference games without Bor
'salls. i.
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Lions Pull Deal
With Clinton

The Lions, hoping to strengthen
themselves for the stretch race
for fourth place in the Eastern
Hockey League, have traded
Winger Norm Dowdall and have
other deals in the fire.
Dowdall. who also played CEN
ter, goes to the Clinton Comets
in exchange for Ken Graham, a
high-scoring and versatile for
ward.
Paul Rothgeb, general man.
ager of Uline Arena and the
team. and Player-Coach ALI
Turner, hope to complete other
deals in time to help the club on
a rugged road schedule. Their
home rink has been taken over
for the annual showing of the Ice
Capades. which opens a two
week stand Thursday night.
Beaten, Ills, by Charlotte at
Uline's Saturday night. the Lions
play the league-leading Clippers
in Charlotte tomorrow night, the
Jets in Johnstown Wednesday,
the Ramblers in Philadelphia
Friday and the Comets in Gin
ton Saturday.
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.FuHnler Meets
Greaves Tonight
In Nontit|e Bout
BY the Associated Press

BY tne Associated Press
Gene Fullmer makes his frs
appearance tonight since he tool
the middleweight title away from
Sugar Ray Robinson. He fight,
Willie Greaves in a non-televi'
sion, non-title match at Sal
Lake City.
Marv Jensen, manager Of tn,
new champion, wanted to rewart
the Utah fans by having Full
mer make his first post-title ap'
Ipearance in his home State, no
far from his home town Of Yves
Jordan.
GreaveS, a former amateur
champion from Edmonton, AL
berta. was upset by Italo Scorti.
chini in New York, December l.
when he was severely handi-
capped by a cut around the LEFT
eye in the first round. The bout
went 10 rounds to a decision but
Greaves had to fight a defensive
battle to protect the eye.
Fullmer has 1913 record ant
Greaves is 11-4-l.
Fullmer has another non-titlt
fight scheduled in Denver mex
month against Ernie Durando
Meanwhile, the Internationa
Boxing Club is trying to rematct
him with Robinson in Chicago
Stadium, April "a.
Truman Gibson. IBC secretary
conferred with Jensen in Sal
Lake City over the week end anc
was informed that the Fullmel
camp is holding out for New
York.
Gibson will be in New Yorl
today to confer with Jim Norris
IBC president. Norris then will
contact Jensen by phone with
another offer to stage the fight
in Chicago.
Tony Di Biase, a former Colder
Gloves champion, moves up II
the main event class on televisior
(WTTG, channel S, in Washing
ton. 1880 PM tonight at st
Nicholas Arena when he face
Chris Christensen Of Denmark.
Di Biase has a 15-1-1 recort
and is unbeaten in his last II
since losing his first pro start, ,
lfour-rounder, to Sonny Lord
September 9. 1855. He fought /;
times in 1856, winning IL ant
boxing a draw with Billy Pepido
| Christensen owns a 1882 rec
ord.
Kenny Lane Of Muskegon
Mich, puts his 10-fight winning
streak on the line Wednesday a
Norfolk. Va, against Frank,
Ryff, clever New Yorker, in {
televised lightweight bout 9Th,
Evening Stars Station WMAL'
TV. channel Z. 10 PM.
It's a rematch of a November
IA fight at Miami, won by Lane
whose 1856 victims included
Ralph Dupas, Glen Flanagan
and Ludwig Lightburn.
Lane is ranked No. 2 amone
the contenders by both the Ma.
tional Boxing Association anC
Ring Magazine while Ryff is No
9 with MIA and down the list
with Ring.
With the ice show out of the
way, boxing returns to Madison
Square Garden Friday with 8
bout between Yama Bahama Of
Bimini, British West Indies, anC
Isaac Logart of Cuba.
| Logart is No. 4 with Ring anc
No. S with MIA among the vel.
tiers while Bahama, a 1853.
FOUNDER, is listed as a middle.
weight.
The fight will be televisec
(WRC-TV. Channel 4. 10 pm