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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-18

ARGYLE-New women's Coll
Committee officers are Audrey
Peterson. chairman: Mrs
Frank Cush. first vice chair
man; Mrs. Raymond Crilley
second vice chairman: Mrs. M,
r. Shift. secretary. and Helen
Hanson. treasurer.
KENWOOD-The Cranberry
Bowl winners we're Mr.. and
Mrs. j. p. Trouchaud with rs
and 81 minus Is handicap for
l55. Isabelle Kelley and DR.. S
Ross Taggart. 1891 minus %
for 1856 were second. and Mr..
and Mrs. Don Dudley. 80-lli
minus SO for 1888. third.
DR.. John M. Morris at Con-
gressional and Richard H.
MasSing at Rock Creek Joined
the hole-in-one club over the
week end.
DR.. Morris made an ace on
the short ninth on Congress
sionals new nine. the third ace
there in three months. Mass
Ing used q driver on the lS9-
yard 7th at Rock Greek.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-18
.Ex-Novy Stors Set
For I'd Luncheon

A number of former Navy
football stars now stationed in
Washington will be on hand to-
morrow when the Touchdown
Club holds its annual luncheon
honoring the Naval Academy
team.
The team itself won't be here,
but will be represented by Capt.
Slade Cutter, the academy
director of athletics. Ray
Michaels. radio and TV sports
commentator. will be master of
ceremonies.
Admiral Edmund B. (Whitey)
Taylor, captain of Nays 1924
team. will be prominent among
the guests. Vice Admiral
Thomas S. Combs, a 1919 line
man. and Capt. Werner Soballe,
an end from 1885 to 1887, also
have accepted invitations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-18
Byers and Morgan
Take Final Races

Ray Byers of Falls Church
and Bill Morgan Of Fairfax al
most swept the card yesterday
as Marlboro Motor Raceway
closed its season with q full
afternoon of sportsman-stock
car events.
Both won a 10-lap heat and
Morgan won the special race
of champions" In the 25-lap
feature, Byers finished seven
car lengths ahead of Morgan,
but the latter provided the
most thrills.
Morgan's engine caught fire
on the seventh lap and the
race was restarted. Uninjured,
Morgan was placed in 10th and
last position, but he moved UP
to second place at the finish.
Clay Eastridge. Sam Bandy and
Bill Wynkoop grabbed the next
three spots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-18
NERUD CLAIMS 81 HONORS
GoIIontMon at HioIeoh,
Trainer Says He's Best

two miles. and had beaten the
best of 'em.
IF they don't vote him horse
Of the year. I'll be very reluc-
tant ever to run another horse
a mile and a half or two miles
-again. If those longer races
don't prove your horse the best,
then why have them at all?
Comparatively few horses in
America even race that far"
In IA starts this year, Gallant
Man won 8. was second 4 times
and earned $298,S80.
Gallant Man went to Hialeah
Park on arrival by air from
Idlewild Airport. He will be
given a rest before resuming
training in late December in
preparation for the 100000
Widener February "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-18
Carlton Gets
ACC Scoring
Lead Again

GREENSBORO, N. c., Nov
ID RJ.-Halfback Wray Carl.
ton. whose touchdown ano
extra point gave Duke a 7-t
victory over Clemson, was back
IN the lead today in the Atlantic
Coast Conference scoring race
Carlton jumped into the lead
again with So points, while last
weeks leader, Halfback Dick
Christy of North Carolina
State, went scoreless but re-
manned second with 81 points
Carlton held the lead for six
weeks before Christy jumped
ahead two weeks ago.
Eight touchdowns and 10
extra points give Carlton his
5S-point total. Christy has nine
touchdowns.
Still third is Virginia Full
back Jim Bakhtiar with as
points on six touchdowns and
seven extra points. Carlton and
Christy have only one game
remaining while Bakhtiar has
two games left.
Dick Hunter of N. C. State
is fourth with "a points, fol-
lowed by Alex Hawkins of
South Carolina with 81 and
King Dixon of South Carolina
with 30.
HOWE Dare Of Maryland.
George Dutrow Of Duke, Bob
Spooner Of Clemson and Nelson
Yarbrough Of Virginia have "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-18
Credit Scouting Job

year and next years game will
be at Charlottesville.
There is no bowl bid or ma
tional ranking awaiting the
Terps. but a victory still is
mighty important to them since
it would mean a SIS season
compared to last years 2-7-l
record.
The Maryland squad arrived
from Miami late yesterday and
last night saw pictures of the
1876 triumph over Miami.
The Terps came out of the
game without an injury and
will be in top shape for the
Cavaliers.
Sixteen Maryland seniors bow
out, but only Ed Cooke at end
Gene Alderton at center and
Don Healy at right tackle will
be lost from the starting team
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-18
Boston U. Sailors
Win Navy Requttu

ANNAPOLIS. Nov. 10 Dr.
Boston University came from
behind to win the Nava'
Ac ademy fall invitationa.
dinghy regatta yesterday ovel
IL other schools.
Wally Everest, who captured
six of 10 races in the "B" divi-
sion. scored 122 points for the
winners in the two-day regatta
Harold Brown, the "a" division
skipper, scored the other 9s
points for Boston U.
Massachusetts, Institute OF
Technology, which was lead
ing Boston u. 92-82, after
Saturdays eight races, dropped
to third place yesterday behind
the host Navy team.
The team scores:
Boston U. gel, Navy 100. Nit $50
Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute ISIS
Cornell l55, Webb i45 Merchant
Marine Academy ll3, Fordham i4i
SwRrthmore Ice. Gcorpe Washingtor
100. Haverford IS, Princeton 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-18
|Weis Nips Foster
In Drag Rocing
AT Old Dominion

AS expected, Don Weis Of
Richmond and Steve Foster
from Woodlawn, Nd, made il
a private battle between theii
1928 Fords for the top elimi-
nator trophy in the drag racing
yesterday at Old Dominion
Speedway.
Weis barely won, with an
elapsed time of 1913 seconds for
the fifth-mile, at a closing
speed of l03 miles per hour.
Class summaries:
Spring, 1882 Ford, IL seconds, loo
CLASS xR-Donaid weis. Rich.
mond' 1928 Ford roadster, 12.2, lOz
CLASS BR-steye Foster, woodlawn,
CLASS BA--Monk Reynolds, Alex
an dTass 1872 s E % al. 90 m;ph.
Spring. 1854 Ford. 1879, % m.p.h hii'ei
CLASS BG-Elton Padgett' wash
dngton. D. c., 1856 Chevrolet. i3.3,
CLASS CG-Bob BernardOn. HILL
81 Md, 1880 Chevrolet, I3.1. 9s
R,S CLASS S Ps-p Esss "a, Van psussn,
CLASS EG-Gn Porter. chillum.
Nd, 1851 Mercury, Is seconds, SIS
CLASS AP Ssports ears)-charles
Masner,. kentland, Nd, 1856 Cor
CLASS AM tsports cars)-GeorRe
Mayes. Arlington. 1857 Thunderbird,
i, CLASS cP tsports carO-Larry
Myers, Alexandria, 1855 Porsche, l6
seconds, 81 m.p.h.
CLASS M (motorcyeles) - Sonny
Eo1tt' WASHINGTON, 1854 Lambreta,
CLASS ss-Mike Deep. Washing
ton. 1857 Chevrolet, 1913. % m.p.h.
CLASS AS-John Hammond, chill
lium, 1867 Chevrolet, al aS m'ph
CLASS BS-Qeraid Bailey. Silver
Spring. 1857 Chevrolet, Is seconds,
CLASS Cs-Bob walker. Hyattsville.
1855 Chevrolet. 1872, so m.p.h.
CLASS DS-Mack walther. Airing
ton. 1858 Oldsmobile, 1873. 81 m.p.h.
CLASS ES-Oliver Beale, Alex
andria. 1910 oldsmobile. IL seconds,
"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-18
Terps to Ring Down Curtoin
Against Virginia Saturday

Maryland closes its season
Saturday by meeting Virginia
for the first time since 1945.
This is the game both the Terps
and Cavaliers hope to build into
an annual closing-game attrac-
ton.
This year, however, Virginia
still has to play North Carolina
at Chapel Hill after the Mary
land game.
The Terps and Cavaliers met
every year from 1925 through
l945 except in 1941. Paul Bryant,
now the Texas Ann coach, was
at Maryland the last time the
teams played and Maryland
won, 1913, in Grifith Stadium.
1t was the eighth game Of the
season and Virginia was un-
beaten.
Maryland will be host this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-18
Los Angeles Open
Hos $4,000 Purse

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 10 up.
The 32d annual Los Angeles
Open golf tournament will be
played January 2-6 for a S40.-
900 purse, largest in the history
of the event.
Chairman Don Montgomery
OF the sponsoring Los Angeles
Junior Chamber of Commerce
announced the event for the
third straight year will be held
at the Rancho Municipal
course in West Los Angeles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-18
16-CENT POOL BET
WINS S372.35O

ROME. July 10 pa
buyer of a Decent ticket
won $372,350 yesterday in
Italy's national soccer pool.
The winner was not iden-
titled. He was the only
person of the thousands
who play the pool each
week to predict correctly
the outcome of 13> soccer
games.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-18
Irish Still Celebrating
Victory Over Sooners

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Nov. /,
l(R.-Football thrills are not fey
and far between at Notre Dame
but SATURDAYS stunning TO up
set over Oklahoma will find it
place in Irish gridiron archives
Go back to the days whel
Knute Rockne and Gus Dorai
led the Irish to a 1913 upse
victory over Army in 1918 ant
come down through the era O.
Frank Leahy and you'll FIND
that unbeaten seasons. win,
ming streaks and big surprises
are part of the Notre Dame ira.
dition.
But the triumph over Okla.
homa that ended a record.
breaking 47-game winning
streak was best described by
Coach Terry Brennan today
when he said:
1T was really something
wasn't it?"
Celebration Continues
The victory touched of 9
celebration on the Irish campus
which was to continue through
today. The Rev. Theodore M
Hesburgh, president of the uni
versity. proclaimed a school
holiday.
I'VE got in at $50 Saturday
night" Brennan said. "anc
there were thousands of people
at the airport. Then we came
to the school and ran into
about 1000 students. Even as
late as / o'clock in the morning
lights were burning in the
dormS and I guess the students
were still celebrating.
How did the Irish win the
game?
Its a big pie and we have
to cut 1t UP in a lot of pieces, "
Brennan said. THE team, nat
urally, deserves the credit, but
the coaches and scouts had a
lot to do with it. We just
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-18
YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
Answer

Question on Page A-l9)
4. Inside reverse. Worst call
This play could call for a little
delay. with possibly a lineman
pulling out to block. Against a
concentrated defense. either
could prove disastrous. A FUN
BILE here is the only thing that
can beat you.
3. Fullback through middle,
No. Wisconsin probably has
an eight-man line against This
one.
2. Left half of tackle. Better,
It's been good all afternoon.
/. Quarterback takes ball
from center and covers Il. Best
call. A tumble is the only way
YOU lose. This is the safest
precaution against the tumble.
Why worry about the score?
You're the champs.
Distributed By the Regixter and
Tribune Syndieatef
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-18
|Pisfons, Hawks
Gain; CeIfics
Lose Cousy
By the Associated Press

The Detroit Pistons and the
st. Louis Hawks are making
headway. bat the big news in
the National Basketball Assoc
citation today is that Bob Cousy,
Boston's brilliant playmaker
viii be lost to the undefeated
Celtics for several weeks.
Cousy was accidentally kicked
in the side Of the leg by Phila-
delphia's Neil Johnston while
Boston rode to its 18th con-
secutive victory Saturday night.
Latest reports say Cousy's leg
is swollen and q blood clot is
feared.
Last nights action was fea-
tured by Detroit's 95-9l vic
tory over Philadelphia which
put the Pistons in first place in
the Western Division and
pushed the Warriors six lengths
behind the idle Celtics.
st. Louis defeated the Gin
cinnati Royals. 1897. on Bob
Pettit's field goal with only 10
seconds left but fell out Of the
Western lead by II percentage
points.
In the other game, the Syra-
cuse Nationals beat the Mimi
eapolis Lakers, 1893.
George Yardley was the big
gun for Detroit. He scored rs
points, giving him l22 for four
games and a sos average for
the streak. The Pistons rallied
from a 49-42 halftime deficit.
Dolph Schayes and Red
Kerr paced asS0-14 Syracuse
scoring squirt during the first
10 minutes Of the third period
that wrapped up the Nationals
triumph. Schayes wound up
with % points. high for the
game. Larry Foust had 81 for
MinneapoIiS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-18
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
star Raeins Editor

BALTIMORE, Nov. l8-
lWheatley Stables Misty Flight,
a colt that Trainer Sunny Jim
Fitzsimmons hopes will win the
Triple Crown next spring. was
warming up for the worlds
second richest race---Saturday's
$l71.0 900 Pimlico Futurity-in
the $4,000 Futurity Prep at
Pimlico today.
Eddie Arcaro, who rode Misty
Flight to victory In the recent
Remsen Stakes at Jamaica, was
due here to handle the colt,
which Is still in the running
for championship honors in the
scrambled two-year-old divi-
sion this season.
With Maine Chance Farms
Jewels Reward, the Wheatley
Stables principal rival Satur-
day, passing up today's mile
and-a-sixteenth prep. Misty
Flight figured to rule an odds
on choice against nine medio-
ere opponents this afternoon.
First Test at Pimlico
Apparently Mr.. Fitz was en-
ploying the same strategy he
used last spring with Bold Ruler
when he started the swift g.
year-old in the Preakness Prep
before capturing the Preakness
from Iron Liege. Misty Flight
has never raced at Pimlico and
was due to get his testing of
the Pimlico track in competi-
ton.
In his last start. Misty Flight,
a son of Princequillo, won the
Remsen. his first stakes triumph
of the season. Before that, he
was favored to win the Garden
State, taken by Nadir. Misty
Flight finished fifth in the
worlds richest race, but it was
said that the colt did not like
the footing.
Although Misty Flight has
won only one stakes. he was
second in both the Belmont Flu
turity and Champagne Stakes
and fourth in the Cowdin. He
has captured three of IA starts
and placed in four others.
Only four of Misty Flights
rivals in the Prep today are
eligible for Saturdays Futurity.
They are Montpelier's Nala,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-18

buckled down. worked hard and
found it paid off.
Another big help was that
we had three of their game
movies. ! can honestly say thai
it's the first time in two year,
that we put together a real bal.
game.
Brennan Looks to Iowa
Brennan, after losing t.
Navy, 20-6, and Michigan
State, s4-6, insisted his team
was not as bad as it hao
appeared.
THE Navy game was the
worst we played" Brennan
said land we made too many
m is t a kes against Michigan
State"
Brennan also had nothing
but praise for Oklahoma.
They playedza fine game
and took the loss graciously, .
he said. bud wilkinson con-
graduated me after the game
and told me we played a better
game and deserved to win. It's
tough to lose after a streak ike
that but they were strictly big
league about it."
While the Notre Dame stu
dent body continued its ceIe-
brations. such was not the case
with Brennan,
Il have to worry about Iowa
Saturday" he said. "They re
tough. have a lot of speed and
a real good passing attack.
Well have our hands full
again."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-18
K. of c. Booters
Blank Andrews

Tony Cascioli, making his
debut with the Central Valet
knights Of Columbus. scored
two goals to lead his team to a
40 victory over Andrews AFB
In a National Soccer League
game yesterday at Andrews.
In other games. Prince
Georges defeated Myron Cow
ell. 10, at Sixteenth and
Kennedy streets NV. and the
British Lions played Charles
County to a A tie at West
Potomac Park.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-18

MIAMI, Fla. Nov. 10 R.-
Trainer Johnny Nerud has ar
rived in Miami from New York
with Ralph loves Gallant Man
and claimed the "horse-of the
year" title for his speedy colt.
"When they vote in those
Nationwide polls to pick the
1857 champion I don't see how
they could rightfully keep it
from Gallant Man." Nerud said
yesterday.
Hes run in track record
time at six furlongs, set a mile
and-one -eighth track record
and an American record for a
mile and a half. He's the best
and most versatile horse, too,
winning from three-quarters to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-18
oDDs-oN CHOICE AT PIMLlco
Misty Flight Getting
Futurity Prep Today

Christiana Stables Staysail, c.
". Whitney's Hit The Trail and
John A. SWiatek's Beau Prialn.
NaIa One 70 Beat
Nala. owned and bred by Mrs.
Marion dupont Scott Of Orange,
Va. lined up as the one to beat
in the Prep today. Jockey Steve
Brooks. who has cooled of a
bit after his sensational riding
at Laurel. was due to pilot the
son Of Nasrullah.
Regardless Of the outcome of
today's Prep. Saturdays 35th
Pimlico Futurity lined up as q
two-way battle between Misty
Flight and Jewels Reward, who
also is on the grounds. Willie
Shoemaker win ride Jewels
Reward. Ten or more are ex-
pected to go to the post in the
Futurity.
If as many as a dozen start,
the race will gross $l71,740,
with the winner taking home
$123.382. The Futurity presents
Jewels Reward with the OPP
portunity Of sending his earn
ings well over the 100000
mark as well as earning
enough votes for the two-year-
old title.
Jewels Reward has won
$234.295 while taking the Tre-
mont Stakes. Washington Park
Futurity,- Cowdin and Cham
payne Stakes in II starts.
Also expected to start Satur-
day are Staysail, Nala, Eugene
Constantine Royal Destiny,
Hasty House Farms Can Trust:
Langollen Farms Crasher.
John S. Phipps' Royal Bender
and Greek Chief, Ada L. Rice's
Junior Pardnor, C. v. Whitney's
Altos and Hit The Trail and
Brookfield Farms Isendu.
Pimlico was opening its first
full week of racing today at
this 28-day meeting which will
run through December IA.
Betting for the first four days
averaged just a bit below a mil
lion dollars, but with q big
week end in prospect, plus the
Thanksgiving Day holiday and
the Pimlico Special November
30. the Maryland Jockey Club
was expecting a sharp Jump at
the gate and betting windows.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-18
WEEKEND FIGHTS
By the Assoclated Pres

HOLLYWOOD. Calif.-vince Marti-,
nez. 14Sh. Paterson, N j., knocked
out Ramon Tiscareno. l47z, Juarez,
Mexico (6l.
.HAVANA---Alvaro (Astec) Gutierrez,
49,, Mexico, stopped Miguel Diaz,
1864, Cuba CO...
BUENOS A1RES-Fred Caiiana, 136,
Spain, outpointed Nestor SAVING. 1876,
Argentina u0l. 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-18
Calhoun, Boyd
Clash Friday in
Ring Feature
BY the Associated Press

One by one, the middleweight
contenders get a chance to
show their stuff while Sugar
Ray Robinson debates his flu
ture. Now it is the turn Of Rory
Calhoun Of White Plains, N. Y,
and Bobby Boyd of Chicago,
who meet Friday at Madison
Square Garden.
Robinson is the roadblock in
the l60-pound division. Until
he decides if he wants a re-
match, Champion Carmen Ba-
silio isn't making a move. Ba-
silio has agreed to give Ray
another chance, if he wants it,
and besides, a lot of dough is
involved.
Calhoun, No. 3 with Ring or
No. 5 with the National Boxing
Association, has lost only two
Of 80 pro starts. Spider Webb
beat him last year and joey
Giardello outpointed him IN
May. Rory's record is 30-2-l.
Although Boyd's record is 49,
To. he is a dangerous puncher
and is ranked No. 3 by Ring
and No. 8 by the MIA among
Basilio's contenders.
The 10-round match will be
televised nationally (WRC-TV,
channel 4. In Washington.
The boys who inspired the
hrecrackers. egg throwers and
pigeon fanciers at st. Nicholas
Arena in August will be back
tonight for a rematch at the
ancient New. York fight club.
They are Danny Russo of
Brooklyn and Eddie Lynch of
New York's West Side. Russo
won the first on a decision
amid flying eggs and pigeons.
Russo. sidelined by an eye
cut since their first meeting,
owns a ll-3 record and Lynch
shows a 1872 mark.
The bout will be televised
WTTG, Channel 5, in WASH
ington, 10:30 PM
Kid Gavilan shows up again
on the esday show
(WMAL-TV, Channel 7. in
Washington from the Chicago
Stadium for a fight with Walt
Byars of Boston. The former
welter champion, now 81, will
be fighting his l39th bout in a
career dating back to 1943.
Gavilan owns a 105-28-5 record
but has lost four Of five this
year. Byars has a 16-5-1
record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-18
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Continued from Page Ais
the game in the closing min
utes. An SO-yard march in 20
plays carried all the way with
Dick Lynch taking a pitchout
and going around his right end
to score from the 8.
Credit Scouting Job
'Ifelt at the start of the Sec
ond half we had a good chance
but after we couldn't get going
even with our tremendous
punting to their goal, I was
ready to settle for a scoreless
tie" Wilkinson commented
after the game.
Frankly, I'm really amazed
that we won this many games
this season. I figured a Big
Eight club would beat u.s."
After the game, the Notre
Dame coaching staff and play
ers credited a thorough scout
ing job on the Sooner team as
a major reason for the upset.
The Irish secuted three Okla
hona games this season and
the teams exchanged three
game films.
1t was evident as Notre
Danes defense cut down any
Sooner effort to mount a drive
that the Irish were well drilled
on what Oklahoma was trying
to do. The Sooners ended up
with only 81 yards rushing, one
of the lowest in the schools
history. aa l-air
Our coaching staff briefed
us SO well on Sooner plays we
knew what Oklahoma was
going to do almost before they
did, - Bob Williams, Notre
Danes stellar quarterback, re-
marked after the game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-18
Presidents Shift
Personnel for
Busy Schedule

Player-C Coach Steve Brklacich
of the Washington ice hockey
team has shufIied personnel as
the Presidents prepare for three
games this week in the Eastern
League with q view to keeping
over the 500 mark.
Washington plays the league
leading Clippers tomorrow
night at Charlotte. N. c.. then
returns here for games at
Uline Arena with the Johns
town Jets Wednesday night
and the Philadelphia Ramblers
Saturday night.
Brklacich announced that he
had released Ed Bartoli, right
winger. and Gordie Flaman, de-
fenseman.
Washington picked up vip
Palladino. 27-year-old right
winger from Sudbury. Ontario.
and made a few changes in the
lineup.
Palladino. s. foot %, l60-
FOUNDER. formerly skated with
teams in the Maritime Hockey
League when Brklacieh was in
the same circuit. Palladino
played this year with the Penn
broke Lumber Kings of the
Eastern Ontario League.
Palladino will be at right wing
against the Clippers. with Roger
Hayfield at left wing and Jack
Porter at center. Walter Para,
forward who has been out with
a knee injury since Washing
TONS opener last month, will
supplant Wally kaufman at left
wing in the starting lineup.
Others who will see action
tomorrow include Angie DeFe-
lice. Steve Kuzma. Dave San
derson. Moose Lallo. Brklacich
and Goalie Nick Pidsodny.
Washington is 5-4 in the
league as a result Of its 81
victory over the New Haven
Blades last Saturday night.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Nov. 18
(R.-The New Haven Blades
scored twice in the first period
and twice more in the third for
a 40 victory over the Philadel-
phia Ramblers in an Eastern
Hockey League game last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-18
MIA STANDINGS
EASTERN DIVISION

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Syracuse, 10: Minneapolls. Qs
81 Louis, pSs Cincinnati 81.
Detroit. 81. Phiiadelphla. ai.
RESULTS SATURDAY
Boston. III; Philadelphia, 80.
Detroit. 100: New York. los.
81. Louis, lis. Syracuse. l01.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-02-14
u. il. n. News

Grande, Room Mother Chairman,
cordially invites the teachers and
school staff to attend the luncheon.