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Evening star., 1957-12-16

This was to be q season Of
rebuilding for the Toronto
Maple Leafs - but no one
bothered to inform their
players.
The young Toronto club. d.
rected by . rookie coach In
Billy Reay. didn't figure to
cause much Of q stir in the
National Hockey League stand
ings. In the preseason evalu-
ations. the Leafs were rated
no better than fifth.
But the youngsters have
bloomed more quickly than
anticipated and Toronto is a
club that must be reckoned
with. The Leafs. tied with the
Boston Bruins for third place,
are only four points behind the
runnerup New York Rangers.
The Leafs had q productive
week end with two victories.
They defeated the Chicago
Black Hawks. AL. Saturday
and topped the Bruins. Sci.
yesterday. The Leafs have lost
Just one game in their last
10 starts.
Brian cullen's goal with less
than four minutes remaining
broke a IL tie with Boston.
Bob Pulford collected an in
surance goal with six seconds
to go as he hit an empty net
after Boston pulled in its goalie
in an attempt to gain the
equalizer.
Rookie Frank Mahovlich put
Toronto in front in the OPEN
ing period only TO have the
Bruins even matters on Flem-
ing Mackell's second-period
goal.
In other games last night
the league-leading Montreal
Canadiens blanked Chicago.
20, and the Rangers downed
the Detroit Red Wings. Az.
Goalie jacques Plante. post
ing his third shutout for Mon
Evening star., 1957-12-16
Skeet Shooter Dies

LAPEER. Mich. Dec. l6 Up
Don E. Sperry. 55. one of the
Nations all-time greats in
skeet shooting. died here yes
terday. A three-time member
of the All-American skeet team
-Sperry also was the first to
win three National titles the
same year. That was at the 1887
Nationals when he took the
small-gauge. sub-small and
high overall.
Evening star., 1957-12-16
Evans and Wilkinson
Tuke Press Tennis

Rowland Evans, jr.. and
Burke Wilkinson won the Ma
tional Press Club doubles ten
mis- championship yesterday.
3-6. 6-l, 6-3, over defending
champions c. Alphonso Smith
and Earl Brown in the final
match at Hains Point.
Evening star., 1957-12-16
Boiling Claims
Title Again on
Bowl Victory

GALVESTON. Tex. Dec. i6
(SpeciaD .-For the second
straight year. the Boiling Air
Force Base team sits atop serv-
ice football with q claim to
the mythical national cham
after winning the
Shrimp Bowl game.
The Generals whipped the
previously unbeaten San Diego
Evening star., 1957-12-16
1857 AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING MARKS

Due to mechanical error, part Of the official
American League batting averages for 1857 did not
appear In yesterdays editions Of The Star For the
convenience Of fans who clipping the averages,
the entire list Is reprinted.
Pitching records will be released tomorrow fielding
records on Thursday and sluggng records on Friday
Evening star., 1957-12-16
Lucrossemen Elect

NEW YORK, Dec. Is. tR)-
Ross H. Smith. coach of Cor
nell. was elected president OF
the United States Intercollegi-
ate Lacrosse Association yes
terday at the organizations
18th annual convention.
Evening star., 1957-12-16
STATISTICS

Marines. 28-7. yesterday before
5000. In the same game last
year they trimmed Fort Hood.
29-i4.
This gave Boiling IL straight
victories this year. For Coach
George Makris 1t was the 3lst
win against one loss since he
came from an assistants Job
at Michigan State 70 take
charge Of the Generals three
years ago.
Evening star., 1957-12-16

on on the !. lateraled to Moore
on the Q, and the feet former
Penn State star raced the re-
naming % yards to score.
Van Brocklin's touchdown
throws were for 81 yards to Jon
Arnett. 10 and % yards TO Elroy
Hirsch and 9 yards to Lamar
Lundy. giving him 20 for the
year. He completed 10 Of 2S
toSses for 32S yards. Paige
Cothren chipped In four con-
versions and field goals Of a,
% and II yards.
The crowd Of 52.560 In Me-
mortal Stadium In Los Angeles,
held down by rain. brought the
Rams home attendance for four
preseason and six league games
to 7ll,924 and their total at
tendance. at home and away,
for seven exhibitions and IL
league games to 1851, ,i06, q
league record.
Plum PAGES Browns
With Tommy O'Connell nurs-
ing a sprained ankle. Rookie
Milt Plum from Penn state was
the man behind the throttle for
the Browns and he came
through in fine style before q
Yankee Stadium crowd Of 5l.-
294.
Plum passed 80 yards to Ray
Renfro for one touchdown and
paved the way TO three others.
They came on a 20-yard run
by Jim Brown. the leagues
leading ground-gainer with
942 yards q 35-yard dash by
Preston Carpenter and q q
yard burst by Lew Carpenter.
Lou Groza added four extra
points and = pair Of l5-yard
field goals.
1t was a see-Saw battle with
the Giants taking the lead
four times and muffing q
chance to pull out the victory
in the last two minutes. The
Giants had driven to the
Cleveland IS. but were thwarted
when Kenny Konz intercepted
q pass from Charley Conerly.
Frank Clifford scored twice
for New York. on a 9-yard run
and a 2l-yard pass from Don 1
Heinrich. Heinrich added a I
yard touchdown run and Mel /
niplett smashed a yard for a /
fourth score that momentarily |
gave New York 1927 lead
and set the stage for Lew Car
penter's deciding touchdown.
Evening star., 1957-12-16
Hawks 1urninu
Western Race
Into Runaway
~ the Associated Press

A runaway race is developing
in the Western Division OF the
Basketball Associa.
ton.
The st. Louis Hawks are
starting to pull away from the
pack just as the Boston Celtics
have done in the Eastern Divi-
sion. The Hawks now are 5la
games ahead of the Cincinnati
Royals. while Boston's lead
over the Syracuse Mats has
been reduced to 71a games.
The Hawks completed a sue
cessful week end with a 1918
victory over the Minneapolis
Lakers last night to extend
their winning streak to five. st.
Louis, which has won 13 Of its
last IL. whipped the New York
136-l24. in a nationally
televised game Saturday.
Hagan Scores 40
In other games last night
Syracuse routed Cincinnati.
109-S3, with a third-period
scoring squirt and New York
in the final minutes TO
overhaul the Detroit PistOns,
l16-109.
St. Louis came within four
points Of the league record for
most points scored by one team.
Cliff Haean collected 40 Of the
Hawks 1873. Philadelphia set
the mark Of l42 against Bos-
ton in 1856.
The Hawks, leading by 18
points, made it a rout with a
Appoint fourth period. Vern
was high for the
Lakers with n.
Mats Break Loose
Syracuse continued TO chop
away at Boston's lead as the
Mats handed Cincinnati its sec
ond defeat in as many nights.
The Mats broke up a close
game with a 32-point third
period and added SO more in
the final quarter.
Larry Costello topped Syra-
cuse with "A points-14 in the
third-period outburst. Clyde
Lovellette led the Cincinnati
attack with %.
The Knicks overcame a IA
point deficit and finally went
ahead of Detroit for good with
l:l7 left. Kenny Sears pair
of free throws gave the Knicks
a ll0-l09 lead and they scored
six more points while holding
the Pistons scoreless the rest
of the way. Detroit's George
Yardley scored 81 points and
Carl Braun led New York with
"a.
Evening star., 1957-12-16
Lions PIoy Forty-Niners
Sunday for West Title

Continued From Page A-eo
bench with pulled muscles in
both legs. Rookie John Brodie
from Stanford directed the
Forty-Niners to a 1910 first
period lead over Green Bay.
But after the Packers went on
q 30-point binge in the second
quarter the 30-year-old vet
eran took over.
Playing before a rain soaked
Kezar Stadium crowd Of 59.522,
their fifth sellout OF the sea-
son, the Forty-Niners struck
early on an e-yard run by Joe
Arenas of q fake field goal
attempt. Gordy Soltau booted
Q S2-yard field goal and it ap-
peared that the San Francisco
team was of and winging.
It was q different story in the
second quarter as two inter-
cepted Brodie passes and two
fumbles by Joe Perry gave the
Packers scoring chances. Bart
Starr scored one touchdown on
a l-yard sneak and passed IL
yards TO Joe johnson for
another. Fred Cone added the
conversions and kicked field
goals of Is and 81 yards.
Title was at the helm as the
second half started and he
calmly engineered the Forty
Miners the rest of the way.
Soltau booted a 35-yard field
goal and Perry scored on a
9-yard spurt to tie it up in the
third quarter. Then with the
lights on and the rain pouring
down. the Forty Miners marched
SO yards in Is plays for the
winning score. Perry plowing
over from 2 yards out.
Colts Take Early Lead
The Colts got of to a TO
lead over the Rams as Johnny
unitas connected with Ray
Berry on q 62-yard pass and
then tossed ? yards TO Lenny
Moore for a touchdown. but
the Rams stormed back to
lead by 20-7 at halftime.
The Colts narrowed the mar
gin to six points in the third
period. stopping a Los Angeles
drive on the l-yard line and
marching 80 yards to score
with Alan Ameche hulling the
last yard. Then after the Rams
had iced the issue the Colts
pulled perhaps the most sansa-
tional play Of the day. Milt
Davis took q Los Angeles kick
Evening star., 1957-12-16
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HIS FEELINGS EXACY there doubt
back Y A. little feels about football yesterday coming
off the bench with ang the third period the
Miners to 22O victory Green Bay San
Francisco The victory enabled the Foryne
Lions Tor the western Division championship and they'll play off
game won for us Here the veteran star from Louisiana State
gives demonstration of his affection for footbaAP Whephoo
Evening star., 1957-12-16
~ the Associated Prsss

Danny Russo and Tony De-
Cola. two promising welter-
weights from Brooklyn. meet
tonight at st. Nicholas Arena
In New York.
Russo, who won't be 20 until
Christmas Eve. has q fine 1873
record. He moved out Of the
preliminary ranks In the last
i've months. beating Eddie
Lunch and Peter Schmidt.
DeCola. II, Is the more ex-
perienced boxer with 35 pro
lights and q 25-9-l record.
The scrap will be telecast by
Dumont (Channel 5 in WASH
ington).
Willie Pep. the former feath-
erweight champion. returns to
Boston for q match with Jim
my Connors Of New Medford,
Mass. tomorrow.
It will be willie's first APP
pearance since he broke his
hand fighting Russ league at
Houston in October. Pep. 80,
has been working out In Tam
pa. Fla, where he has an inter-
est In q night club.
Yolande Pompey Of Trini-
dad hopes for better luck on his
second invasion of America
than he had in 1854, when he
was beaten by Moses Ward in
Chicago and injured both
hands.
Pompey draws Clarence Hin
nant OF Washington as an op-
ponent Wednesday at Chicago
Stadium. The fight will be
telecast by American Broad
casting Co. (Channel z in
Washington. Ring Magazine
puts Pompey No. 2 among the
light-heavy contenders and the
National Boxing Association
ranks him No. 6.
Hinnant is a heavy puncher
who is rated among the top 10
In both rankings. Although
he was stopped in one round by
Harold johnson May 81, he
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The Novice Class consists Of amateurs l6 years or
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Evening star., 1957-12-16
Marines Score First

San Diego scored first with
a pass interception in the first
period yesterday. but Boiling
took charge with a touchdown
in each of the first two periods
and two more in the third.
Fullback Veryl Switzer.
former Kansas State and
Green Bay Packers star.
scored one of the touchdowns
on q one-yard plunge in the
third period and was voted
the games most valuable
player.
San Diego's touchdown was
by Pete Walski on q 65-yard
runback after intercepting Q
pass by Ralph Gughelmi.
Evening star., 1957-12-16
CLUB BATTTNG
INDIVIDUAL BATTING

tlss7 B2iO 6aIO iOTo3 1898 3o7 iOa,
Evening star., 1957-12-16
Guglielml Gets Even

Guglielmi. former Notre
Dame star and property Of the
Redskins, got this back in the
same period with an 18-yard
scoring pass to End Dan Shan
non. another Notre Dame star.
and was the quarterback on
Bolling's next two touchdowns
also.
Pete Merit. ex-Pitt player,
gave Boiling its l4-7 halftime
lead with a seven-yard run
after a recovered tumble in the
second period.
Switzer's third-period touch
down climaxed a 73-yard
march. and the final score in
the third went almost as far
on one play. This was a 72-
yard pass play from Quarter
back Ed West, one-time Mount
Vernon High star who later
was a workhofse at North
Carolina State. TO End Ed
Burnet. ex-Southern Methodist
player.
San Diego o q o. z
Boiling Air Base II O--2B
san Diego scorlng Touchdown:
Nalski t65, pass interceptionl. Con-
version. Fyles
Boiiins -TOuehdowns; shan.
non tls, pass from Ouelielmil, Neft
a.. rum. Switzer a., plunRel, Burnet
az. pass from Vest. Conversions.
Oualielmt. 3, ShafieT
Evening star., 1957-12-16

'eualiner, for chsnpionIhip--477 Or More p.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
81 WILLIAM MORRIS

Here's another Of our weekly
word quizzes land q real chaI-
lenge for your wits. Down be-
low YOU will find 10 numbered
words. each followed By three
phrases marked A, 3 and g.
Check the lettered phase near
est in meaning to each NUM-
bered word. Then check your
answers against those at the
end OF the column.
/. Raglan: CAD Kind OF syn
copated music Daddy loved:
tb) rabble in arms; (cl over
coat with slanting sleeves.
2. Diacritic: taJ superior
critic: Cd mark attached TO q
letter Of the alphabet: tc) one
who hates critics.
3. Itinerary: la) Wandering
preacher; I'd inconsistent with
fact; Co plan Of travel route.
4. Enhance: la) Urge with
force; tb) produce: tc) make
more desirable.
5. Maquis: ta) French guer-
rilla; tb) French lord; (c)
ofiicer Of the court.
9. Hegemony:: (a) Line Of
succession: tb) uniform tex
ture: tc) inbreeding.
4. Auditor. (a1 Panel Of
judges: lbJ preliminary re.
cording; Co a hearing.
8. Acoustics: fa) Shape Of
an auditorium: OBJ hearing
aid: tc) science Of sound.
.. Fetish: ta) Object Of blind
reverence: ID. irritation: (c)
strong stencil.
10. Magnate: ta) Corporate
entity: Cd dominant person:
tc) center Of power.
Score 10 points for each cor
rect answer. 100 Is excellent,
80 is good. Below 00--lOok up
the words you missed and try
TO do better next week.
Answers
!. G: 2. b; ,. 9: 4. 3: 5. o.;
9. a; Z, G: 9, G; Q. a: 10. b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16
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!. G: 2. b: .. 9: 4. q: 5, q;
9. q; Z. c: Q. c: Q. a: 10. b.
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Evening star., 1957-04-19
|1hrongsG Gather
In St. Peters

| VATICAN CITY, April 10 (P)
Roman Christians and pilgrims
from many countries gathered
this Good Friday in st. Peters
Basilica for tenebrae services
commemorating Christ's death
on the cross.
The highlight of the mournful
services. which were also held in
other churches throughout Rome
was the slow extinguishing OF
Jail but one Of the Is altar can
dies. The single burning candle
symbolic of Christ. then was
hidden momentarily behind the
altar as a loud noise reminded
the worshipers Of the convulsions
Iof nature at the moment the
Saviour died.
Among the crowds thronging
Rome's streets were thousands of
foreign pilgrims. including many
from West Germany. France, the
Scandinavian countries, Ireland
and the United States.
Twenty thousand persons
watched in hushed silence in St
Peters last night as Bishop Peter
Canisius Van Lierde, the Pope's
vicar for the Vatican City
washed the feet of IL student
Evening star., 1957-04-19
|McC Cormuck Urges
'Murroy's Retention

House Democratic Leader Nc
Cormack Of Massachusetts, says
there will be 10Y and happiness
in the Kremlin II President Ei.
senhower does not reappoipt
Thomas E. Murray to the Atom
ic Energy Commission.
Mr.. Murray. whose term ex-
pires June 80. has often diff.
fered sharply with Chairman
Lewis L. Strauss on commission
policy.
Eleven Of the 1s members OF
the joint Senate-House Atomic
Energy Committee. including
one Republican. have written
Mr.. Eisenhower recommending
Mr.. Murray's reappointment.
Two Joint committee members,
Representatives Price. Democrat
Of Illinois. and Holifield, Demo-
crat Of California. joined Mr.,
Mccormack in floor speeches
urging that MIR. Murray be con-
tinued on the commission be-
cause Of his accomplishments
and 10 provide what they termed
an independent point Of view.
Representative Rooney. Demo-
crat Of New York, also urged the
reappointment.
Evening star., 1957-04-19

Dardenelles area. United States
British and Turkish forces par
ticipated in a practice landing
on Turkeys Gallipoli peninsula,
on the north side of. the outer
gateway to the Black Sea.
Quoting the newspaper Soviet
Fleet, the broadcast said:
by holding exercises in that
definite area and at that definite
moment. the United States i'm
perialists pursued the patiently
provocative aim of exerting pres
sure on the Near East and pri-
marily the Arab countries to
break down their resistance to
the Eisenhower doctrine"
Evening star., 1957-04-19
100000 Gronted
To Hopkins School

The Johns Hopkins School of
Advance international Studies,
1906 Florida avenue NV, has
received a 100000 Rockefeller
Foundation grant for studies in
the theory and actual workings
Iof International relations.
The grant was announced by
Milton Eisenhower, president Of
Johns Hopkins University. The
study will begin early in the
fall under the direction Of Prof.
Arnold Wolfers. chairman of the
Yale University program of grad
uate studies in international re-
lations. He will be assisted by
Paul H. Nitze. formerly director
of the State Departments policy
planning staff.
Evening star., 1957-04-19

his crucifixion. Tonight a statue
|of Christ was to be buried cere-
moniously in the Holy Sc
|pulchre.
Last night the scene of the
Last Supper was re-enacted be-
side the Israeli-Jordanian line
that divides the city. Barbed
wire and sandbags separate the
site Of the Upper Room-where
Christ assembled with his dis
ciples on the night before he
was crucifled-from the court
yard on the Jordan side where
the re-enactment was held.
Kneeling before the Church of
the Holy Sepulchre, Greek Or
thodox Patriarch Benedictus
humbly washed the feet Of IL
orthodox clerics in commemora- :
tion Of the washing of the dis
ciples' feet by Jesus. The scrip
tural account of the Last Supper
was read while the ceremony was
carried out.
Among those attending were
25 United Nations soldiers from
Brazil, Pakistan, Canada and
Sweden. They were given leave
from their police duties in the
GAIA Strip to visit the Easter
celebrations.
Gather in Gethsemane
After the ceremony marking
the Last Supper. many pilgrims
assembled in the Garden of
Gethsemane where they OBJ
served an hour Of silence in
of Christ's agony on the
night Of betrayal.
In Jerusalem's Israeli sector.
a procession of 10000 Jews
formed and climbed Mount Zion
in an annual pilgrimage to the
tomb Of King David. The pill
grimage, organized by the Is
raeli Ministry for Religious AZ
fairs. brought worshippers from
all parts Of Israel.
From the Jordanian Old City.
20 Franciscan priests crossed
into Israel to visit the Church of
Dormition. also on Mount Zion
AT the foot Of the mount they
were Joined by other priests and
nuns. They held services in the
room Of the Last Supper and at
the crypt under the Church of
Dormition.
Evening star., 1957-04-19

to recent warnings to NATO
members and other United States
allies that any soil used as a
base for aggression would be
subject to retaliation.
THE NATO military tech
lnicians want to widen the base
Iof aggression on the two fianks. .
Moscow Radio said. "using for
this purpose the Scandinavian
and Iberian sSpanish) PENN
"They think that in this way
they win be able to multiply
their number Of aggressive bases
while at the same time decreas-
ing their density and therefore
their vulnerability.
This entails terrible risks
which do not unduly worry the
American Senator's. but which
must worry the Spanish people
las it is already worrying the
French, British and so many
other European peoples already
in the NATO net"
U. s. Has Airfields in Spain
Congress completed action
last Friday on a joint Senate
House resolution urging the
State Department to continue
its efforts to secure Spain S
membership in the North At
lantic Treaty Organization. The
State Department has said it is
trying TO create a climate favor
able TO eventual Spanish particle
patton in NATO." The United
States is building airflelds in
Spain for use in the defense of
Western Europe.
by Incorporating Spain into
NATO." the Moscow broadcast
said. "the United States strate-
gists want 10 extend the buffer
area Of retaliation against their
atomic aggression at the ex-
pense Of the Spaniards, bringing
upon Spain part of the inevi-
table atomic retaliation"
Pressure on Arabs Cited
The Moscow Radio also ac-
cused the NATO countries. and
the United States in particular.
of trying to pressure the Arab
nations by holding naval exer-
cises earlier this month in the
Evening star., 1957-04-19
Well Preserved

WATERLOO. Ontario Up
Out OF date. but out of debt" is
the slogan Charles Hayes has
painted on his 1929 model car.
which he bought for $50 three
years ago. He estimates that
in 27 years the car logged only
$4,000 miles and can still make
20 ,m.p.h,
Evening star., 1957-04-19

priests in recently instituted
Roman Catholic procedure to
follow more closely the ancient
re-enactment of Christ's suffer-
ing.
The church bells were bound"
at the Gloria of the Lords Sup
per mass, to remain silent until
the Gloria of the Easter mid
night mass.
A torchlight Way of the Cross
is to be held tonight on Rome's
Palatine Hill, overlooking the
ancient Roman Forum and
Colosseum.