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Evening star., 1957-12-27
Petit Injured
As Hawks Lose
,, the Associated Prsss

The Hawks. leaders in the
Western Division Of the Ma
tional Basketball Association.
are looking fondly at the eight
and-a-half game lead they built
UP. for 1t may be the thing TO
get them through the week now
that Bob Petit Is out with q
broken finger.
Petit fractured the digit in
the second period Of last nights
game In which Detroit toppled
et. Louis. llo-lo6. on George
Yardley's 4s-point effort.
In, other games. the Celtics
beat the Knicks. l20-ll0. and
Syracuse came on with q rush
10 top Cincinnati In the first
game at st. Louis. l04-l00.
Petit. who also lost his league
scoring lead TO Yardley. was
hurt In q scramble for q re-
bound under the Detroit bas-
ket. x-rays disclosed Q break
IN the base Of the bone Of his
fourth finger. A cast was put
On his hand, with the fingers
tree 20 that he can return to
league play In . few days.
et. Louis plays Cincinnati to-
night and Boston Saturday.
Yardley's 90 points estab-
Hshed . new Detroit scoring
record and helped break the
game open In the last period.
Ciiff Hagan's 21 points led St.
Louis.
In the opener. the Royals
blew q big third quarter lead
e Doiph Schayes. Ed Conlin
and John Kerr took charge.
6ehayes and Kerr scored IL
points between them as the
Mats tied 1t 74-74, and then
pulled away after an $751; tie.
Kerr had 26 points. Schayes
~. and Conlin 10. Clyde Lowell
lette led Cincinnati with 80.
Bin Sharman. who has taken
over the scoring duties for the
Celtics. had a points as the
Knicks never got closer than
10 points. Boston had Q 65-43
halftime lead.
Richie 0uerin topped New
York with 20.
Evening star., 1957-12-27
DAVIS CUP

tCOntinued From Page A.20l
trailing. it simply served to pull
them even. The set followed
service until the 18th game
when Seixas flubbed his de-
livery to send the Aussies into
a 7-6 lead with Anderson's s
service coming UP. He held It,
and that was the Davis Cup.
One Break Enough
There was only one break
In the first and second sets,
but they were all the slick Aus
sizes needed TO win both. In
the seventh game Of the first
set, MacKay lost his service
and the Australians took a 4-3
lead, then ran 1t out.
Again In the second set, 1t
was MacKay who lost his serv-
Ice. this time In the fifth game.
And this was one he shouldn't
have lost. He had q $50 lead,
then fiubbed an easy kill. He
also double-faulted once and
dashed the deciding point far
outside.
The other two breaks were on
Seixas In the third set. BY this
time. the 34-year-old Philadel-
phia veteran was weary from
chasing around the court, espe-
cially after the iive-setter he
had with Cooper yesterday.
While the last two singles
will mean nothing as far as the
final result Is concerned, the
Aussies can set q record II they
win them. The Americans also
can set a record-in-reverse by
losing both.
No team ever has shut out
another three straight years in
the challenge round. Since the
Aussies won both the IS and
'b6 challenge rounds from the
Americans by so counts. they
will set a record II they can
win the final two singles.
From 1904 to 1906, Britain
won three challenge rounds In
q row. but they were against
two different teams. Belgium
and the United States.
Evening star., 1957-12-27
IS Nominated
For FIaminuo

MIAMI. Fla. Dec. 81 R.-
Virtually every leading 2-year-
old OF 1857. including Jewels
Reward and Nadir. are among
the IS nominated for the $780,
000-added Flamingo Stakes to
be run at Hialeah Park
March /.
1t win be the 29th running
Of the mile-and-an-eighth race
and should decide the favorite
for the Triple Crown events.
Fiamingo winners have cap
tured IL Triple Crown races In
the past-the Kentucky Derby
three times. the Preakness five
times and the Belmont Stakes
three times.
The list Is headed by Mrs.
Elizabeth Graham's Jewels Re-
ward. who won five and set a
record In money winnings for
q 2-year-old with s34s.642.
Claiborne Farms Nadir won
only one stake among his five
victories. but nat was the
Garden State. the worlds rich
est race.
Others nominated include
Alhambra. Rolero u. LII Fella.
Jimmer. Leather Button. Kelly.
Deadeye Dick. Rose Trellis.
Terra Firma. Plion, Misty
Flight. Nisht Amool. Board
Man and Grey Monarch.
Kelly. an Irish-bred now
owned by Hasty House Farm.
wen Doncaster's Champagne
Stakes and Newmarket's Cri-
terion in England. Grey Mon
arch, an English-bred owned
by E. p. Taylor. took the Sara
toga Special. Only foreign
bred TO win the Flamingo was
the Irish Turn-To in 1854.
Other nominees include Calu-
met Farms Kentucky Pride.
Temple Hill and Tim Tam:
Chance 1t Tony. Yemen. Sir
Ruler. Can Trust. Alarullah.
Edliss. Nala, Judge and Nasco.
No fillies were nominated
Evening star., 1957-12-27
Tentative Lineup Set
For Classic in 1853

RALEIGH. N. c.. Dec. ~ up.
A tentative lineup Of the
teams that will play in the
1858 Dixie Basketball Classic
was announced yesterday
shortly before the first game
Of the 1857 tournament got un-
der way.
Bill Hensley. Classic publi-
cist. announced that Michigan
State. Yale. Cincinnati and
Louisville tentatively have ac-
cepted bids for the 1858 event.
which win be played here next
December. None Of the four
has played in the Classic be-
fore.
AS always. the visiting teams
will be matched against North
Carolina's Big our"-North
Carolina State. North Carolina,
Duke and Wake Forest.
Evening star., 1957-12-27
BOWLING
WITH 400 THOMAS

1t wouldn't surprise many Of
those who watched him bowl
last night at the Penn Recre-
alton II q i5-year-old boy won
the 30-Game Elimination Clas-
sic, in which some Of the finest
duckpin shooters In the land
are engaged.
Wayne Souder. q student at
Damascus tMd.) High School.
rolled q five-game set Of TIA
TO place third after 10 games
behind Bryan (Buss) Downey
and Charley Beall. only i6 pins
on the pace.
Downey. sensation Of the first
round with q score Of 745.
rolled COG last night for 1851.
Beall moved from fourth to
second by shooting 6e4 TO 90
with Q 676 for l.340. Souder's
TIA was added TO q 62l for
1885. Next came Billy Stalcup,
whose 1872 finish gave him 6e6
to 60 with q ga for 1880. then
Billy Mischou. runnerup In the
opening skirmish with 70o. Like
Downey, MischOu slumped
sharply last night. His 60l left
him at 1912.
Just as impressive as young
Souder's big score was the
manner in which he achieved
1t. The boy was the personifca-
ton Of poise. His utter conf
dence was emphasized by the
nervousness Of some Of the
veterans about him.
But 1t was an oldtimer who
co-starred with the stripping
he stand 5-foot-4 and weighs
l30 - In q strange bowling
show. Ray Watson is 62. He
and Souder rolled on the same
lanes. In the first game. Wayne
shot l58. Watson. l46. In the
second. 1t was 122 for the boy
and 142 for his white-haired
rival. and in the third. IA for
Souder and 1856 for Watson.
Their three-game totals were
identical 424s.
Watson finished l25. 1877, and
Souder. l35. 155.
Father Time caught up with
you." somebody jibed at Wat
son.
Yes. but not the way you
Evening star., 1957-12-27

MIDWEST AT TERRE HAUTE
Morniasslas 10 FrankIIn ss
Capital 81 Indiana Central as
Indiana. state ~ n. Central llil1 aS
Bellarmine VI Baldwin Wallace 81
FAR WESTERN CONFERENCE
At SACRAMENTO
:. First Round
wiliisms.is ~ san Irsnslsse 81 90
Cal AEgies 81 Chicago state 5b
sacramento state 90 Humbsldi Sc
UNION a., A. sSmnMEcrADf Snnn1
sisha 81 Hamilton 81
Rensselat 50 Union lNY) ~
KANSAS CONFERENCE HOLIDAY
MCPHERSON
First Round
McPhefson ~ Bethel ~
h.1s."si b.s.. T. o'l' q w..I.,.. S%E%,,. u %
ELKs COTTON Bowl Al DALLAS
First Round
Central Missouri 81 Tex. Weslsyan 80
PsmsE oilers tMsxIco City, ss
S.n,.El 0kls, Oh Midwssisrn aI.,l . ee .e
OTTAWA. KAN. NvITATIoNAL
ssP,,,ia.a.ls s,,i dMsJ sa Okls: gsgtl.t ssi
will,'S n. ;.,;.,s:..1 J:s: ~. E%ps;is s''i; J;
NEW ORLEANS XAVIER holib2Y' 70
First Round
sii.n1ya niEnyi'. a. "o Ne" sn,s.,n S,I.s.: x1yi's ;
HURON lsDl INVITATIONAL
Lincoln tMe.D 10 South Dakota atats ~
tOvertimeD
oustavus Adoiphus 90 ----- Huron Us
Evening star., 1957-12-27
Budd Leads DeaeOns

Sophomore Dave Budd Of
Wake Forest took the days
scoring honors with IS points.
He set the pace as the Demon
Deacons pulled away with a
rush in the final 10 minutes to
win over Duquesne. Coach
Bones Mckinney called it the
best performance his team has
turned in this season.
Bob DePalma. Bernie Mat
thews and Ed Binder had IL
points each for Duquesne.
Dukes offense looked ragged
during the first half as Seton
Hall built up a 14-point lead.
but began to pick up near the
end Of the half on the shooting
Of Bucky Allen. In the second
half Dukes rebounding and
sharpened shooting paid of.
Allen led with % points for the
game. Tom Cross and Don
Roberts had 10 each for Seton
Hall.
Evening star., 1957-12-27
|i5-Eyenf Slate
Arranged for
MARYLAND Golf

The Maryland State Golf As
sociation announced yesterday
. i5-event calendar and It's
new slate Of officers for 1858.
all to become ofiicial at the
groups annual meeting jan
uary 81 ct the Lord Baltimore
Hotel.
George A. Tormey Of the
Country Club Of Maryland Ia
the new MS0A president. sue
ceeding Thomas Carney Of
Manor. Tom Wheeler Of Con-
gressional Is the new first vice
president. Emmett Gary Of Hill
landale becomes the new sec.
retary and Dave Halle Of Sub
urban, treasurer.
Other vice presidents are
Jack Emich Of Baltimore Coun-
try Club. Ralph Bogart Of
Chevy Chase, Emanuel Deitz
|of Woodholme. Ed Hickey Of
Columbia. Dawson Stump Of
Green Spring and DR.. Michael
Oristian Of Manor.
The mems amateur tourna-
ment viii be played at the
Country Club Of Maryland
June 1922 and the 36-hole
State Open has been tentatively
set for woodmont July Q. Other
club sites win be announced
later.
The schedule:
April I3-Msy 11--Team champion
NAY g--Mixed Scotch at washington.
May 23--Mixed Scotch st Baltimore.
june 5-s-Women's championship
june iS-Tvo-man handicap at Bal
June i9-22--Men's championship at
June s7--Maryland Junior open at
July s@-M.ryland pro-sm.,sur at
Washington.
July s--Maryland open champion
ship at Washington.
July i0-Women's deid day.
August 2S--Father and son cham
plonsfip at Washington
September 4-Women's neld day at
Baltimore
September 26-MAryiand senior 81
washington.
October 6-1O--payne Trophy ~
washington.
October 1-WAshington-Baltim
team match at Baltimore
Evening star., 1957-12-27
GiurdelIo Picked
Over Jones Tonioht

MIAMI BEACH. Fla. Dec. n
Rl-Joey Giardello of Phila-
delphia. second-ranked middle
weight. and Ralph (Tiger)
Jones Of Yonkers, NY, meet
tonight in a televised To-
rounder. Oddsmakers see the
bout as q likely repeat Of
Giardello's victory in 1854.
The fight will be shown over
WRC-TV. Channel 4 in Wash
ington at 10 PM
Giardello. undefeated in
seven bouts this year. and
Jones. with a 3-3-1 record.
both are aggressive fighters
whose ring styles make q free
swinging bout probable.
Evening star., 1957-12-27
BROWNS
Continued From Page A-20l

Continued From Page A-2Ol
was traded TO the Browns by
the Lions Just before the sea-
son started.
Sure. you get to know what
they do" said Warren Lahr.
defensive back and the Browns
Oldest regular at "a.
They don't surprise you any
time with anything new. But
you don't know when they'll
do It.
There are q certain number
Of things they do real well.
You know they have 'em. and
the only thing you can do is
do your best"
Another veteran, Mike Nc
Cormack, star Cleveland Of
fensive right tackle. agrees:
Sure. we've got to know
them. But it was the same
for them"
Helps Defensive Unity
Lahr and Mccormack concur
that 1t would be q mistake
to assume. however, on past
experience that players might
not change their styles some
from week to week to correct
any weaknesses the movies or
scout reports turn UP in their
play or to exploit any weak
ness discovered in their op-
ponents.
They probably realize I
have tendencies that may not
realize I have myself" Lahr
said. "and they probably plan
on certain tendencies we have" /"
Then he added with a laugh:
IF I could get hold Of their
scouting reportl"
In Lahr's opinion. the fa-
miharity OF the Browns and
Lions with the potential OF one
another's players tends to give
the defensive units more Of an
advantage than 1t does the Of
fensive units. That's logical
enough. since the unexpected
Is what makes the defense
mans job tough.
Evening star., 1957-12-27
BASKETBALL SCORES

DIXIE CLASSIC. AT RALEIGH
First Round
wake Forest 81 puauesne 81
North Carolina 03 81. Louis ~
Duke 90 seton Hall tly
$40 fiiGHf At Kansas SsuasttiifR cry 20
kaLsas ~ Okiahoma 80
Iowa STATE ~ Colorado lJ
ALL COLLEGE AT OKLAHOMA CITY
NIAGARA II Western KsRiSsis u
tOvertimeI
Oklahoma City Ms Tulane 81
Hoi;D2Y FESTIVAL At f'Si SEw 'i'd YoRH
Canforuia % NfU ~
seattle 81 ------ connsctisu. "
4. temple s.a. e e ------ m....,.Ia Fi., 4
SOUTHWEST st HOUSTON
First Round
LsH. Tech 14 Overtime :. Meth. 70
TsI: Christian sS T.u. ASm 81
"A, LOUISIANA NyIrArIoNsE' ''
SHREVEPORT
First Round
Centenary 81. The Citadel ~
Leulsiana Tech ~ Hardin sim. ~
.rshvsss ss..h.s. "a ~ a. West Tssss r,.s .e .e
SxiH TiPofI At YouSGsTowN
First Round
ss"ss. s.sSss"'iisc ioc Overtime. fSss 5.,. f.sh s X
wsstmlnster lPaJ ~ W. Va: Yves. y
QUINCY. iLLo INvITAfiONAI ="
first Round
y. Hsnsdiets lKJ - Culver srttn 81
kI,l..iiis Sm:j 10 8. SsSn. ,i. Ss.ist g g
Vuincs ~ L------------ Or ~ 90
Evening star., 1957-12-27
BASKETBALL
CONTINUED From Page A-2o)

tOOuUuueo ETOm fAke A-SUl
from a 37-game winning streak
and the top spot in the Ar
poll last week end by West Vir-
ginia. got back to business with
a 63-4S victory over st. Louis
in the Dixie Classic at Raleigh.
Duke. 6e-62 victor over Seton
Hall. meets North Carolina in
tonight's semifinals. North
Carolina State. advancing with
a 7l-6S decision over North
western plays Wake Forest,
which defeated DuqueSne. 65-
81.
Once-beaten Niagara pulled
an upset In the All-College
tournament at Oklahoma City.
humping Western Kentucky.
77-74. in overtime as Boo Ellis
scored 80 points and pulled in
% rebounds. Western Ken
tucky. tops among major coll
lege clubs with a 95.4-point
average. led by 10 midway in
the second half-before Ellis
went to work and swished
seven consecutive points. Bob
Tighe's free throw and Ellis
tip-in broke q 74-74 tie in the
overtime.
Niagara NETS seventh-ranked
San Francisco. q 65-4S winner
over Denver. in tonight's SEMI
finals while host Oklahoma
City. which whipped Tulane.
S5-54. plays Tulsa, 64-54 win
ner over Idaho State.
In the Louisiana Invitational
Tech defeated Hardin Sim
mons. 1914. on Jackie More
lands two key field goals in the
closing minutes. Tech plays
Mississippi Southern in the
semifinals tonight. Mississippi
Southern beat Tennessee Tech,
65-48: Northwestern Ga) nip
ped West Texas. 1896, and
Centenary. led by Milt VIII
liams' tourney high Of 80 points.
swamped the Citadel, 87-62, in
other flrst-round games. Gen.
tenary meets Northwestern in
the other semifinal tonight.
Five more major tourna-
ments get under way tonight
the Far West Classic at Cor
wallis. Greg. utah VS.. WASH
ington, Yale VS.. Oregon State):
Motor City Classic at Detroit
Georgia Tech VS.. Marquette.
Columbia VS.. Detroit; Rich
mond Invitational Penn vs..
Richmond. Virginia VS.. La
fayette): Holy Cross Invita-
tional Dartmouth VS., Colgate.
Holy Cross vs.. Brown: Missis-
sippi State Invitational (Ala-
bama VS.. Morehead, Mississippi
VS.. Mississippi State).
The HooSier Classic dndiana
VS.. Butler, Purdue VS.. Notre
Dame) and New Mexico field
house dedication (Wyoming vs..
Michigan. New Mexico vs..
Wisconsin, also open tonight.
although no team titles are at
stake In the two-night COM
petition.
Evening star., 1957-12-27
Areo ennis Players
Earn National Ratings

Washington area tennis
players earned rankings in 10
Of II categories listed for 1857
by the United States Lawn
Tennis Association. according
to a report made public today.
The ratings will not become
ofhcial until the association
ratifies them at the annual
meeting January % in st.
Petersburg. Fla.
Donald Dell of Bethesda, Md,
now a sophomore at Yale Uni
versity, achieved the highest
ranking Of his career when he
was placed 23d in the tentative
ratings. The 1883 national
boys champion had a good
season this year. his outstand-
ing win being a victory over
Ashley Cooper of Australia at
Newport, r. /.
The l9-year-old Dell lost a
hard-fought match in the ma
tional championships to Sven
Davidson. Swedish Davis Cup
star. His other good wins were
over Maxwell Brown. jr.. Louis
vile. KY. and Paul Wiley. Ca
madam Davis Cup star.
Remarkable Stride
A former Washington resi-
dent. Henry Van Rensselaer,.
made one Of the most remark
able strides in American history
when he achieved a national
ranking for the first time at
38 years of age. Van Rens-
selaer. who played around the
Washington tournaments in
1888. 1854 and 1855. this sum-
mer beat Gil Shea of Los
Angeles at Orange. N. j.. and
Eddie Moylan of Trenton and
David Harum at Nassau. He
lost to Nal Anderson, the
Australian who won the United
States singles title in the ma
tionals and who led the AusSie
sweep for the Davis Cup the
past two days. Henry was
placed 18th in the tentative
rankings.
Donna Floyd of Arlington,
plagued by illness this summer,
was placed 10 in the new list.
a spot above her 1856 ranking.
Miss Floyd. present Middle
Atlantic women's champion.
ranked ninth in the girls
singles ratings. She teamed
with Gwyneth Thomas to place
third in the girls doubles.
Bonnie Loving OF Charlottes-
vile was goth in the girls
singles. and Dorothy Jane
Feise rated 18th in the girls
doubles.
Belmar Gunderson Of Fort
Meade. Md. was ranked in
Class A Of the women's singles.
Ranked No. 1
Edward Jacobs Of Baltimore
and c. Alphonso Smith Of
Washington. who won the
seniors doubles title, were
ranked No. /. The team had
been runners-up In the event
for three years.
Another Washington team.
Clayton Burwell and Col. N. E.
Powell, is second in the ratings.
They were beaten by Jacobs
and Smith in the semifinal
round Of the national event.
Smith. quarter finalist in the
seniors singles championships.
Is ninth In that division. Bar
ney T. Welsh Of Rockville. Md.
Evening star., 1957-12-27
Dick GroK Sians

LOS ANGELES. Dec. ~ ~.
--Inhelder Dick Gray, who hit
.2o7 for st. Paul in the Ameri-
can Association last season.
has signed his 1858 contract
with the Dodgers. A.
Evening star., 1957-12-27
Carolina Teams
Fill SenlifinaIs
IN Dixie Classic

RALEIGH. N, c.. Dec. Z H1
The Dixie Basketball Classic
moved into the semifinals today
with North Cardinals Big
Four colleges battling 1t out
in the championship bracket
for the third consecutive year.
Once-beaten North Carolina
State was scheduled to meet
Wake Forest at 4 pm. and de-
Tending champion North Caro-
lima. fourth-ranked In the Ma
ton, plays Duke at $50.
In the consolation division.
Duquesne battled Northwestern
at 2 pm. while st. Louis takes
on Seton Hall at 7.s0.
In yesterdays opening round,
Wake Forest defeated Du-
Quesne. 64-54: N. C. State edged
North ives te IN. 7l-68; once
beaten North Carolina routed
st. Louis, 63-4S. and Duke
roared back from q l4-point
deficit to defeat Seton Hall,
69-62.
Carolina Turns on Steam
II marked the l4th straight
game won by the host Big Four
teams In opening rounds Of the
holiday tournament Not since
Minnesota beat Wake Forest In
1854 has an outside team won
q first-round. game.
North Carolina. favored TO
win the title, turned on the
steam in the second half be-
hind the shooting OF hard
driving Tommy Kearns and
Pete Brennan to Wallop st.
Louis.
Coach Ed Hickey's st. Louis
team made q battle Of 1t the
first 10 minutes. Jack Mimlitz
hit on six field goals in the first
nine minutes to score ~ of st.
Louis l3 points. Frank Nc
CURE. North Carolina coach.
then signalled Bob Cunning
ham to guard Mimlitz. That
was the whole game right
there" MCGUIRE said later.
Kearns had % points and
Brennan 20. Mimlitz. far
ahead Of any Of his teammates,
finished with 20.
Everett Case. N. c. State
coach. said he thought his team
turned in a tremendous effort
in defeating Northwestern and
that Northwestern played the
type Of game we expected"
The Wolfpack built up a To-
point lead in the first half. But
Northwestern came hack to go
ahead briefly. 1929, shortly
before the half and again by
1912 In the second half. The
Wildcats cut the score to 70-68
with 81 seconds left to play.
Capt. Whitley Bel led State
with % points. Phil Warren
had 20 and Dick johnson 10
for Northwestern.
Evening star., 1957-12-27
RECREATION
BASKETBALL

The Recreation Departments
Christmas basketball tourna-
ment opened yesterday with
games being played in five sep
arate divisions. First round
results:
Evening star., 1957-12-27
HOCKEY SCORES

. EAsTERN LEAGUE
WASHINGTON Z chariotte
Clinton New Haven >
Philad -lphia Johnstown
wEsTEhN LEAGUE
saskatoon-st. Paul iWinninfg 3
Evening star., 1957-12-27

with four. Brklacich now has
q season total Of 20 assists
The game was tied at III
after the first period and "a at
3:2l Of the second. IVAN
Houle Of Charlotte broke the
2-2 tie, but vip Palladino and
Jean Leclerc hit on successive
shots for the Presidents who
were never headed thereafter.
Washington II 3 81
Fifsi Period---scorins: washington
Che rloite--o Hearn ietuart, wafeckiI
l I:ls Penalties; washington---camp-
hell ttripplngl, 1870. Charlotte
ton--Lalo CKullman. Leciere1, 3:ai
Palladino u.allo. Brklaciehl. 1888.
Lsclere tkusma. nrklaclchL l3;45.
,I,. ! ;sa .,, Heuls MsEgl,y: | g suliivanI ale.
lotte--Maxweli ltripping). 0:36,
Third Period---Seoring washington
-KuEma Campbell Hrklacirhl, s;2p
Campbell tBrklacich. clements). es27.
Clements Lallo. campbelli 1852
Penalties: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "trip
pinsh $50, pidsodny .elhowinel. !.
10 Is mins'. azhtinsi. io:s9' char.
lotte- sullivan thookingl. las, weav-
sr tholdingl. it:5i, Brophy Is Minis.
nehtlnal lH.a3
Evening star., 1957-12-27
PRO BASKETBALL
EASTERN DIVISION

T0nights Schedule
Boston W.. Philadelphia n New York
Detroit ht New York
~. Louis at Cincinnati
last NIGHTS Schedule
Boston. l20; New York. 10.
Detroit. f1O; 81. Louis, 100
syracuse. i0f. Cincinnati. 100.
Tomorrow's Schedule
New York at Philedelphia.
Syracuse ct Detroit
Boston ~ g. Louis. A.
Cincinnati ~ Minneapolis. ~
Evening star., 1957-12-27

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.. Dec
27 R.-Bill Kurtz's goal al
1924 Of the final period gave
the Philadelphia Ramblers a T.
3 victory over the Johnstown
Jets in an exhibition game Of
the Eastern Hockey League
teams last night,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-05

xEx dividend Books closed 4Pius
extra or extras Declared or maid ~
far this wear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-05
Aviation Stocks
Strength
In Mixed List

NEW YORK, April S (R.-
Aviation shares showed strength
lin an otherwise mixed stock
market in early afternoon trad
ing today.
Most key stocks recorded small
gains and loses. Rails were a
shade steadier than industrials
or utilities. Trading was mod
Ierately active.
Demand for aircraft issues
pushed Boeing. Douglas. Lock-
heed and North American high
Ter. Boeing led the group.
United Aircraft dragged.
Many of these companies are
actively engaged in producing
guided missiles. Great Britain's
decision to concentrate on such
weapons in its future defense
program evidently stimulated
the demand.
The Associated Press average
lof go stocks at noon was UNI
changed at $175.60 with the in
dustrials down 20 cents, the
rails up 20 ceAts and the utili-
ties unchanged.
Corporate bonds were mixed
in desultory trading.