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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-27

Boyersto Celebrate.
Golden Anniversary.
Col. and Mrs. Joseph A. Bayer
Of 1901 Park road NV, will,
celebrate their Golden Wedding
anniversary Wednesday at q O
an. mass Of thanksgiving at
he Shrine Of the Sacred Heart,
Sixteenth street and Park road
NV.
A retired civil engineer with
the War Department. Col. BayerI
was in charge Of construction Of
the island Of Corregidor from
1914 to 1916. He is a retired
colonel in the Army reserve.
Col. and Mrs. Bayer have I'VE
sons, three daughters. 80 grand
children and seven great grand
children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-27
Start with Legs

Legs !. 10" high. PIostie tips
and cross broee with eoch pr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-27
Hook in Shelves

Shelves "a" wide 7" 80
deep. Holes spoeed every ;" for o
odiustobIe heights. -
%.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-21
Presidents Try
To Get Started
On New Streak

The Washington Presidents
and Philadelphia Ramblers
clash at $3.50 pm. Saturday at
IUline Arena. and another bat
tie between the goalies Of the
two teams is envisioned.
The Presidents will be look
ing toward another winning
streak, snapped after three
straight by Johnstown, 81, last
night at Uline before 1929 fans.
Washington was nosed out
on two previous meetings with
the Ramblers. 6-5 and 10.
Both games were high lighted
by the fine defensive play Of
the goalies, Ivan Walmsley of
Philadelphia and Nick Pidsod-
ny OF the Presidents.
Walmsley has given up 81
goals in Is games and Pidsodny
81 in IL.
The Ramblers are tied for
THE Eastern Hockey League
lead with Charlotte. A loss for
the North Carolinians against
Johnstown, also Saturday
night, and a Philadelphia VIC
tory would dissolve it. WASH
ington is in fifth place.
Pidsodny. who turned in a
fine performance at Charlotte
two nights ago in Washington's
5-4 victory with 81 saves, had
another good game last night,
turning back 80 scoring bids by
the Jets. But a second-period
surge by the invaders spelled
defeat for the Presidents.
Jack Porter scored for the
Presidents in the first period,
unassisted. and Paul Olafson
for the Jets. Steve Kuzma shot
Washington into a 2-l lead at
1:41 of the second period with
an assist from Angie DeFelice.
Olafson came, back for the
Jets to make it % at 1912 in
the same period. Capt. Don
Hall, on assists from Dick
Roberge and Ken Coombes,
scored what turned out to be
the clincher at a time when
Washington was short one
player. Defenseman Moose
Lallo was sitting out a two
minute penalty.
Both teams played a score
less third period with the Pres
idents trying desperately to tie
or snatch a last-minute vic
tory. but the Jets put I'D a
strong defense, led by their
20 year old goalie. George
Kemp.
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(holdine), Ala; Waliy Kuiimarn, ay sb,aS
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MILAN (charging). 1927.
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Steve kuzma (Angelo DefeIice)' al
Johnstnwn. Olafson ed Rumi. Ken
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Coombes. Dick Roberge). I6:5S> Pen"
aiIles: washington. Moose Lallo (charr-
'ng1; 1918, .Johnstown. none.
s,,iali.r period-Scoring: None Pen
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NEW HAVEN. Conn, Nov. 81
B.-The Clinton Comets held
the New Haven Blades to a
IL overtime tie last night.
The two teams, who have
met twice and played into
overtime on both occasions.
played a slow, deliberate game.
After two scoreless periods the
Comets took the lead when
George Steele slapped in a re-
bound. With a little over four
minutes left in regulation time
Jacques I.afianime tied the
score.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-21
Chestnut Fights
Moreno Tonight

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 81 (P.
Ike Chestnut Of New York.
who has been a positive plague
for Mexico's invading feather
weight fighters. takes on an
other tonight when he meets
Ricardo (Pajarito) Moreno, the
knockout specialist from Zaca-
tecas.
Chestnut. the No. 2 ranking
featherweight. has dimmed or
erased the popularity of Lauro
Salas, Kid Anahuac, Ernesto
PARA and Jose Cotero in that
order over the past months.
Moreno has chalked up an
astonishing record of 20 knock
outs in 80 fights. He was
stopped last year by Cotero.
The nontelevised fight is ex-
pected to virtually sell out the
10. 000-seat Olympic Auditorium
and attract gross gate APP
preaching $65,000.
Chestnut. who has been de-
feated seven times, including
losses to Cherif Hanna and
Miguel Berries. hopes a VIC
tory will enhance his chances
for a title match with Hogan
kid Bassey Of Nigeria,
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Kuchto, Once Irish Sub,
Is Weeks Top Linemon

Ill, scored all three Yale touch
downs on pass receptions for a
20-13 victory over Princeton.
The scoring plays covered 60.
81 and 10 yards.
Outstanding in Win
Walters was lineman of the
week several weeks ago for his
play against Syracuse. He was
outstanding again last Sat-
urday in a 1910 victory over
Holy Cross, particularly on a
game-saving tackle in the last
two minutes and earlier on q
key block which helped spring
loose a teammate on a 67-yard
kickoff return.
Bill Rearick, North Carolina
State guard, also was high in
the voting. He halted two
Virginia Tech drives with in
Perceptions and had six unas-
sisted tackles.
Other linemen praised were
Willard Dewveall, Southern
Methodist end: Matt Gorges.
Rice guard; Gerald Seeman,
Texas Tech end; Bill johnson,
Tennessee guard; Jack Burkett.
Auburn center: Cicero Lucas,
Georgia guard; Jimmy Phillips,
Auburn end; Dave Lloyd. Geor-
gia center. and Schaaf and
Ecuyer.
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Clemson Coach Seeks
OK for Gotor Bowl

CLEMSON, s. c., Nov. 81 Up,
The Gator Bowl repeatedly is
interested in landing Clemson
for its December % game at
Jacksonville. Fla. and Coach
Frank Howard has launched
moves to clear technical OBJ
stacles in the path of a pos
sible bid.
Apparently bumped out of q
chance to play Oklahoma in
the Orange Bowl January
when it lost. 7-6, to Duke last
week. Clemson is bound to an
Atlantic Coast Conference con-
tract with the Orange Bowl
which limits ACC participation
to one team on New Years Day
the one playing at Miami.
Since the Gator Bowl game
would. be played several days
earlier, Howard said he had
asked c. p. Erickson of the
University of North Carolina,
ACC bowl committee chairman,
to have the group recommend
to the conference that Clemson
be allowed to accept a bowl bid
If one is forthcoming. He would
have the conference seek
Orange Bowl approval of the
move.
In addition, conference by
laws say "a team" is to be
construed to mean only one
conference team can engage in
such competition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-21
Capitol Poirs
Rocco, Storr
As Tog Team

Antonino Rocca, noted for
his ability to uppercut an oppo-
nent with his feet. and Rick
Starr. pink-cheeked ballet low
er, will be on the same side in
the featured wrestling match
tonight at Capitol Arena.
Rocca and Starr will take on
the rugged pair of Karl Won
Hess and Skull Murphy at $3.50
in the opening match of the
nontelevised program.
Lou THESE, just back from
Japan. where one of his
matches repeatedly drew more
than 100000, and Dom Levin
are matched in the semifinal,
Other matches are: Steve
Stanlee against Luis Martinez,
Irish Danny McShain against
Mark Levin. and Prof. Roy
Shire against Sander Kovacs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-21
|TWoBowIOffers
Reported Out
LonuIlorns

DALLAS. Nov. 81 (R.-The
Dallas News said today it has
learned that unofhcial feelers
from the Gator and Sugar
Bowls have been extended to
the University of Texas.
But. the paper said, the Long,
horns New Years Day hopes
appear to depend on the out
come Of their game with Texas
Ann Thanksgiving Day.
University of Texas oficials
were noncommittal on reports
Ed ole. athletic director,
said ''if we beat Texas Ann
we have a good chance Of re-
|ceiving q bowl bid"
But Coach Darrell Royal
said "it would besa nice reward
for the boys, but we are the
underdogs against AIM and
We won't be in any bowl picture
II they beat u.s."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-21

SOUTH BEND. Ind, Nov.
81 @.-A bench warmer con-
stantly plagued by recurring
injuries was the role Frank
Kuchta, senior center. emerged
from to spearhead Notre Danes
stunning TO upset of Okla
homa and win Associated Press
lineman-of-the-week honors.
"Sure. it was the best game
I've ever played for Notre
Dame" the 6-foot-3, 205-pound
Kuchta said after he was told
Of his selection.
''But there were six other
guys in that forward wall. And.
as far as I'm concerned. they
could have picked all seven
Notre Dame starting hnemen
for the honor" he added.
For his terrific offensive and
defensive play that shattered
Oklahoma's 47-game winning
skein, Kuchta gained the nod
from the weekly APP poll of
sports writer's and broadcast
! ers.
Irish Guards Praised
A pair of hard-hitting Notre
Dame guards, James Schaaf
and AL Ecuyer, also drew praise
for their work against the
Sooners.
The entire Notre Dame for
ward wall received praise from
Coach Terry Brennan, but
Terry singled out Kuchta.
Frank did a great job against
Oklahoma and he'll be our No.
/ man against Iowa this Satur-
day." Brennan said.
Kuchta, whose home is in
Cleveland. said he was tire
mendously excited" over his Sc
lection.
"Why, I haven't played a
whole game or a major part of
it for some time. I understand
I played about As minutes in
my first starting assignment all
year last Saturday" he as
serted.
Had Knee Trouble
1--WE had knee trouble
throughout my football days at
Notre Dame. AS a sophomore
two years ago, I was out all
year with a knee. injury. Last
year. I won a letter and even
started a few games. But l
was quickly pulled, playing a
few minutes in each game.
"This September, I had knee
trouble, missed the Purdue
game, and sat on the bench
until the Oklahoma game.
finally got my starting shot
and made the most of it. 1t was
a great one to win"
A pair of ends, Mike Caval-
Ion Of Yale and Les Walters
Of Penn State. also drew heavy
support in the weekly poll.
Cavallon. from Winnekta,
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TRADE

Continued From Page A-22
be the big surprise in the whole
deal. I like that boy" Craft
said on his return last night
from a visit to Waterloo, Iowa.
Most fans and baseball men
were comparing the bigger
names in yesterdays swap, but
Craft said he is high on Small,
a lefthanded hitting outfielder
only 20 years old, who was paid
a $4,000 bonus by the Tigers in
1855.
"He can run and he has a
strong arm. He can hit with
power, too. I think the Tigers
got down on him. He had some
trouble running bases last year,
He is young and needs expert
ence but I'm high on him."
Like House. who got a $75.-
900 bonus in 1850. Small spent
his two years with the Tigers
mostly on the bench because he
couldn't be farmed out until
last year. His lifetime batting
average is PIT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-21
YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
Answer

Question ON Page A-23)
4. Inside reverse. Worst call.
Delay gives the smart tackle
time to diagnose. If the block
ing is Of the trap" variety,
this type tackle could hurt this
play.
8. Quick buck. No. Again,
this agile. smart player could
slide of his blocker and get
this play.
2. Option. Better. The Of
fensive tackle or end, depend
ing on where the defensive
tackle is playing. should be able
to screen this light tackle long
enough for the quarterback to
make his move down the line.
l. Power play. Best call
You have two blockers on this
tackle on a power play.
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Tribune Syndicate)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-21
Ernie Virgins Gets
Davidson COACHING Job

DAVIDSON. N. c., Nov. 81
R.-Ernie Virgins, one of the
all-time great cage stars at
Wake Forest College. has been
appointed assistant basketball
coach at Davidson College.
Tom Scott, athletic director
and head basketball coach, said
Virgins. %, also would work
with either baseball or track
in the spring. He begins work
December /.
Virgins, a native Of London,
KY. fills a spot left vacant on
the coaching staff when Pride
Ratterree moved to The Citadel
last spring as assistant foot
ball coach.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-21
District Teachers
Players Honored

Four players received the big
awards last night as District
Teachers College honored its
football team with the annual
banquet in the school cafeteria.
Jim Goings and John Ward
were chosen the outstandiisS
backs and Richard Bolton and
Don Gardner outstanding line
men. DR.. Walter Eager. school
president. was main speaker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-21

second funback robbed him Of
the record.
In the season opener against
Wyoming Seminary of Kings
ton. Pa. Haley carried the ball
twice for q total of n yards.
Because Of an easy 4l-0 mar
gin. the Comet" left the game
early to protect his average.
yards gained per carry. His
current average is still an ex-
ceptional liz yards per try.
The knights win carry q
3-2-l record into the game
Saturday. They beat Wyoming.
Norwich University freshmen
and Cheshire; lost to the Col
gate and Cornell freshmen and
tied the Buffalo frosh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-21
MunIius Hopes HoIey's Pace
Can Sidetruck Army PIebes

MANLTUS. N. ". Nov. 81
(Special) Johnny Haley from
Bethesda. Nd. win lead the
Manlius School into Niche
Stadium at West Point Satur-
day when the knights attempt
to defeat the Army Plebes for
the first time since 1858.
Haley. who missed much Of
last season at st. Johns High
School in Washington. D. c..
because Of a leg injury, has
been something special among
prep school players in Central
New York this fall.
The swift halfback just
missed setting q school record
last Saturday against Cheshire
Academy when he returned the
first two punts for touchdowns.
"A clipping penalty on the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-21
.VMI Being Considered
For Tonoerine Bowl

ORLANDO, Fla, Nov. q up.
Three schools have been
dropped from consideration as
Opponent for Mississippi
Southern in the 18th annual
Tangerine Bowl football game
while one was added to the
list.
Scratched were Middle Ten
nessee State. Boston College
and West Texas State. Detroit
was sent a feeler. Delaware,
Virginia Military and East
Texas State remain under con-
sideration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-21
Glare WiIdner Dies.
Noted Dou Trainer

MENOMONIE, Wis, Nov. 81
G.-Clare L. Wildner. nation
ally known bird dog trainer and
for many years secretary-treas-
urer of the Northern States
Field Trial Association, died
Monday at Menomonie Memo
rial Hospital after a brief ILL
ness.
The 73-year old trainer
operated a kennel for many
years at Scion Springs. near the
trial grounds where the United
States prairie chicken cham
pionship was held.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-21
Player Wins Title

MELBOURNE, Nov. 21 (R.-
Gary Player of South Africa
won the Australian Professional
Golf championship yesterday
oy beating Australian Peter
Thomson. 2 UP, in a 36-hole
f1nM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-19
Luncheon to Honor
IsrueI's OIympiuns

The Israeli Olympic basketball
team and its coach, Elmer Ripley
will be honored at a luncheon
Wednesday. February 81, at the
Occidental restaurant.
Ripley was for many years
coach of the Georgetown Uni
lversity team. He also coached at
Columbia. Yale, Notre Dame and
Army.
Host at the luncheon will be
Milton .Kronheim. ST.. while other
members of the arrangements
committee are Eddie Rosenblurn,
Moe Lerner, Sam :stavisky and
Phil Schif.
The Israeli team opened a tour
of this country by beating Ye-
SILVA University in Madison
Square Garden. Other games are
taking it all the way to Cali
fornia. and it will play at Balti-
more U. February 81.
The Israeli FIVE also beat q
team of college All-Stars. and
lost to Carnegie Teen and the
Michigan All-Stars. This week
the team is playing the United
States Olympic team at Sar
Francisco as well as teams In
San Diego and Los Angeles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-19
Puncho Wins,
Plans to Stay
On Pro Tour

DALLAS, Feb. 10 (R--Pancho
Gonzales, having proven he can
beat Australians Ken Rosewall
even with a sore right hand.
was set today to resume his pro-
fessional tennis duel with Rose
wall in San Francisco.
Gonzales took a "a lead in
their 100-match series ON the
canvas-decked hardwood floor
of Southern Methodist Univer-
sity Coliseum here last night.
Promoter Jack Kramer's
troupe were to fly to San Fran
cisco for tonight's match.
Gonzales took of a specially
designed pay for his sore racket
hand last night. He said later
the hand didn't bother him as
he took the match. 8-6, ST..
Ga.
The 28-year-old pro cham
Ipion from Los Angeles said he
had not intention of quitting the
lucrative pro tour because of the
cyst on his hand. although in
New York Sunday he had ex-
pressed worry over it.
A crowd of almost 1000 highly
partisan Rosewall fans saw
Rosewall stage a heartening at
tempt to cut down Gonzales
lead, but the agile Gonzales used
his big weapon effectively. the
tremendous serve, to power his
way to victory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-19

The story of Needles is well
known. He was the first Florida
born to win the Kentucky Derby
and last year he scored in 10 OF
l8 races, earning $570,655.
Juveniles Hit Mark
The biggest imprint was made
by 2-year-olds, however. with a
record of $396s205 in the 1856
season.
King Hairan. bought by Leo
Edwards and Harry B. Massey
for $4,000 after a successful
debut at Hiaieah in January,
1855. led the list with nine wins
in Is starts. His stakes triumphs
included the Florida Breeders,
Hialeah Juvenile, Gulfstream
Dinner, Christiana. fremont,
Great American, Sapling and
Hopeful. and he earned Sl9l,575
Delamar. an undefeated FLY,
won four, including the Debut
ante. Miss Chicago and Joliet
Stakes, earning $4,000.
OF the. 1854 foals, IS were reg
|istered with the Florida Thor
oughbred Breeders Association
and 10 raced. scoring 66 victo-
ries.
Florida-bredS Of all age
earned an estimated Sl,l00. 10C
in 1856. a far cry from the $67s
they won in 1899.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-19
IVMI Retains Title
In Bio Six Swim

CHARLOTTE SvILLE. Va,
Feb. 10 (P.-VMI's Keydets still
are the champions of Big Six
swimming but the era during
which they held absolute domi-
nation over the league may be
coming to an end.
The Keydets won the annual
Big Six meet yesterday in the
University of Virginia pool with
l22 points, but not until they'd
gotten reasonably close argu-
ment from Virginia Tech.
Tech, which scored only 81
points in finishing second last
year. stacked up 100 this time
and won five Of the IA events
the same number won by vMI.
Washington a. Lee was third
with II points while Virginia,
with 20, and William a. MARI
with 26, trailed badly. Rich
mond has no team. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-19
Last Years Victor
Among Choices FOR
IGrund National

LONDON. Feb. 10 R.-Brit-
aims top bookies have made last
years winner. E. S. B.. a Joint
betting favorite for the March
20 running of the famed Grand
National Steeplechase.
ESD. won the chase Of
miles. 856 yards over 80 OBJ
stacles last season after Queen
Mother Elizabeth's Devon Loeb
faltered and fell within yards OF
victory. Devon Loeb is not
among the entries for this years
race.
The bookies bracketed E. s. B.
Goosander. Key Royal and Glor.
ious Twelfth, Joint l00-to-6 ia.
vorites at a betting callovel
yesterday at London's Victoris
Club. All four are British-owned
Two American-owned horses
anon gthe "a entries we're no.
quoted In the betting. They ar,
lVirginius, an 8-year-old owned
and bred by Raymond r. Cues
OF King George, Va, anC
Monkey Wrench. owned by Mrs
John F. C. Bryce Of the Mil
River Stud, Vt.
Quare Times. winner Of tn,
1855 Grand National. was a 20.
shot. The Irish-trained horst
did not run at Aintree last year
He was withdrawn because o
injury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-19
Coast Guard Find:
Two Lost JOCKEYS

MIAMI, Fla. Feb. 10 (P). =
Jockeys Logan Batcheller and
Walter Williams were found by
q Coast Guard search plane %
the wild southwest tip Of Flor.
ida yesterday. "a hours after
they were reported missing after
going fishing in the area.
The Coast Guard said they
had anchored their 16-foot out
board motor boat near the
mouth Of Sable Greek on Cape
Sable and appeared to be all
right. A boat was dispatched
from a ranger station to pick
them up.
The spot where they were
found is; AZ miles south Of Ever
glades City to AZ area of dense
m angr6re eWpfnplands and
about Is nlilss southwest Of
Miami. -
oHth men are CURIOSITY riding
J at Hiaieah.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-19
Solid Choices
Lacking in Rich
HiaIea|1 Stakes

MIAMI, Feb. 10 up. - Horse
racing fans are looking to Hia-
leah's rich Widener and Fla
mingo Stakes to provide breath
taking finishes - and for that
very reason the races are CIV
ing the handicappers headaches
Neither of the 500. 000-added
prestige-laden events boasts a
solid favorite. In the major
prep" race for the Widener
and again for the Flamingo, the
favored horse lost. And handi-
cappers got busy on their calcu-
lations again.
The Widener, a mile-and-a.
quarter test for 3-year-olds and
up. comes UP Saturday. Early
odds have Mrs. John Galbreath':
comeback horse, Summer Tan
as the eVen-money choice over
Calumet Farms Bardstown
rated at 2 to /.
Bold Ruler Slight Choice
Bardstown was a slight fav.
orite a week ago when he anc
Summer Tan clashed at the
Widener distance. But Summer
Tan, carrying four pounds les:
than the Calumet colt. pulled
away in the stretch to a three
length victory.
The Flamingo. major preview
of the Triple Crown races ~
Kentucky Derby, Belmont and
Preakness-will be run March 2
This mile-and-an-eighth event
is limited to 3-year-olds.
| Despite his loss to Calumet's
Gen Duke at the Flamingo dis
lance in the Everglades Satur-
day, Wheatley Stables Bold
Ruler still rules as a slight IA
Ivorite. The Calumet pair Of
Gen. Duke and Iron Liege. who
nnlShed thlrd, Is second cholce
| Equal Weights in Flamingo
Gen. Duke was carrying Il
pounds less than Bold Ruler
when he came up to take Trainer
Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons' sue.
cessor to Nashua by a scant
head at the wire.
In the Flamingo they'll ell be
weighted at l22.
/ Both Summer Tan and Bards-
town ran speed trials yesterday
The Galbreath star turned in ar
impressive mile. workout. going
lin 1865 handily. Bardstowr
Twas given a Seven-furlone
l"breeze" in l:2725.