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LOTS. ACREAGE fer SALE

BROCK HALL ESTATES, on the
LerEo-Marlooro I'd md, sOsl, :
miles from MaTlboro-2OO n
IOo ~. on paved road, county
maintained. only 81 .065. liberal
terms available AGENT on prem
lset sun. throuGh Phi, pm 70
DARK. q Lgo sToRcH. Devei-
opeI. Sp 3-45O0.
BUILDERs in Prince
GeorGes Co.-2a semidetached
lots' also. approximately 200.OOO
"a. 4 Of ground which can be
UNDIVIDED into 81 lots Well
developed area near Eastoyer
PAIEY 80 win,hrop hpu't &. oaon nm
owNER SAYS sell quickly. Lot
bTooH 90 IN On a,s nao.rry .y,,sS, sss z g. ssS sso
cash DoU0 u. sMiLFY Real.
tor, UN. 4-sas0, eyes. SIP. J-s454
COUNTRY cLUH GROVE AREA-
terms. 1. COOK. Aet' jE. s.SsSs
FINISHED LOIS, American q. Park
several excel lots In one Of
the most desirable areas available
Churches. shopplna etc. within
watkins distance. s.. 300 each
CO.. sOs 18Th st, nv. 81 5eoss6.
SELL. TRADE LEASE over Z acres
in fastest growins section Of
elose-in Va, Ripe for Immediate
deyslopmsnt OF can hold for capi-
ni gain OWNER cL. 1-4350,
IT'S WINTER along the Potomac
and never has the air been
brighter, the snov fall fresher
Make your resolution now 10 see
homesites at NoYAoNK RE-
SERVE. iuSt II miles from Dis
triet line. PA. 2-b573 for appt.
LAUREL--Tsn acres. in rear Laurel
shopping center; level land. 3O0
Il on state road, llO II, on
dedicated st.; Ideal for subdiyi.
MILES. PA, b-22iI.
LOT = shenandoah retreat and
country club life membershlp In
eludsd I,t50 W. BADER,
"a s-e47f weekdays after . D m.
BETHEsDA--22 lots. with all utlls
neAhonanly priced. kOHHENDOR-
PER REALTY, OIL. I-sifI III D.
oUIsIANDING NV. LOC.. over
looking Rock Greek Park Approx.
1bxl2b liberal terms. Ewes, IA.
Rsldpbi daily, Di 1874
ATTENTION.. ATTENTION. puILDEEs "a Pour
sever and water IN on two, avail
able on otnnf Two. Win - 900
cash. builder gIll sveofdlnate 70
EN- iIIS;'EHs.iSP REifqs Zoo 2. s,SS" S@ylh hRi- Rt
nIEL.x;; ~. ~ M. re: ..A from on. D Dc, e.
p1s'teo Z i.'zS, mo. Corn Corner IISe Tract. az ~
acres, Ions road fFontsre ioins
above tract; price, SilfOD same
term THE SOUTHERN MARY
LAND RnALTY CO. LaPiata. Nd.
FAIRgAxr--About 20 miles from
y IriaH. We have 80 acres for
~. 300: timber worth about 49,.
sunday en- 's-s407, cR. 5-0SSi.
PaiRFAx-APprox. = acres on 20
3-2407, cR, 3.O6jl.
s:Acnh cMUncg slTL,.Idssl loe /.
excel. transp, from Bethesda and
silver epTinF. Priced for qulek
SiRl;snke ssi6IliEip;s,. NJ iTEip;s, 81: 81 f::ffssPpSi,
IgS%..s .sr; ~Es: ~ !St' !!s'a.ts .t..i g buy. ";
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

ANtiLiA. 30 mica per gallani the
JOHN uiFPoRp MOIoR
VA 5-022h open tii 4
AusTIN-HEALEY 81 si00-8',
solng abroad. FE. J-lBgl
AUSTIN So Healey Roadster. white
with red leather Si.37T full price
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WATERFRONT PROP. Rent

BEVERLY BEACH COTTAGE. turn.
UN. 7-2OAA and III. f.2sH7.
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FARMS
lcoAllAuHn,

~ ACRES. rs mi. NV. teesburg---
l0.rm, house, bath, oil h -w.h.l
Sl9.UO0; IS dn NO. T-S0s0.
EXCEPTIONALLY nne farms oi
yNryina slHef and purposes Ia Nj.
Airy nfea where land still Is reas.
priced. Also some homes; aereaae,
hlda. sttes. hrs dr. n. city, Phone
~. airy sdi. JOHN J. PRICE.
5 AcRKs, e-room. 1k-bAth house
stream; near ARC: Sio,30o.
q AcREA. f-room and bath house,
outhnIleings; near Acc, S2l 400
10 ACRES. 3 rooms and bath, out
buildings; nr. Damascus SlA,OhO.
~ ACRE1, H.room. ph.hath home.
celesyille AREA: $1S 900.
sa AChtS, 1,Ie9m. h-eath brick;
ioH q AS vsS Is.s,Isn. IISls' "" Issss ,s sash''
100 ACRES; INVEaITMENT land,
adjoining 0aitheFsburs; $4,000
l7s AcREs; INVESTMENT land
central Aon,uomery; $500 per
$40 AcREs. central Montsomery
farm at . little ever $500 per
MANY many more, stop IN any
time, RohiER A 90. RKALTofsS.
Gaitherabure sNe,
iNS AcRKs. lO-Tm, house With all
mod. COW; : baths, hedrms, !,
small barn. saF.; pond. $40, 900,
70 aeres, bFk. rambler on Nd
Rte. IS beaut, view, Rec. rm.
HARD surface I'd, . esdrmss sM
sgs acres, heaut, farm with brk,
house that y an excel example ol
Colonial architecture. SlO0. .00t,
20 acres eattlr and chicken
farm. Coed location, $ls, 600.
10 Acr.s. wooded hlde. lota. eood
view, tAO0 Der acre,
CHARLES H. DAVIS
DI. p-2oSS or
SAMUEL H. BooLEY. INC.
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6ffleEa STUDIOS Tor RERrI
tcoNtlAutpl

. MONTH RnEE RENT ie suitable
doctor; reasonable rent; air eond |.
Gem ave. a. ofdwas. ~o,
nOWNfOwN. ia,A ST.--ana.f moor,
Atr-eond, once suite with eutleek
90 a. convsnlsht location 81 .
very reaaonahle rent, Available
ssecSs. he. Ai.fa HovcHIoN Y EIe' pf
1-a0A1; ewes, OF. A-NA7l,
slLvER snRIN0-New srepnd.leyei
ali eond.' front siiss,rse.
parking. SahN per ma. g3S sligo
ave, phone 10, N-s0OU
sIIvER STRING -WuEAfOH - Of
fees Tor rent; some tneludina ian
itoy service and air conditioning
StngleS ranging from SNH per mo.
IAFEe sutles also available IcHE4-
TER KELLER, Realtor 10. b
LAWYERS-f have ofiee TO rent
modern. Air-eond, building to ne
made ayailAble N spElna A ed.
ssneed nersa,n rsntai ,;, 9, ~ Rs5
sSAEry &c q. s-ssOl sosiSIss
a-RM. SUITE. turn. or aniurn,, q
sSssaa. aa sSIs rsnss ecsii ny afSH Hs.ssSS.
kNIiHE ELooR OF s.a1Q so, !. " Y !,
town once blds, Exesllenl oppor-
runity TO ACQUIRE modeFnined ei-
fices at moderate rental Eor tn-
formation, consult nj. Gedney,
Rtb RboSis sissts 8 McsfaoHsai syn; Al s.OStt Ne
SanRiIdi sondisioned Ispiit.lsSsi eniss elds.
VIII lease AZ Or part, Iotai area re,
Ideal for dlstrlonter with sales
ase on site. Parking apaee for 10
ears. Convenient 70. eyeEythlnk.
ss.issr' sssiSss 70 S. asnt. ts.isssss, slANonNND'
OEFICE with use Of my reception
room. furn. or unfuFn. AN long
est. reAltog and bus. broker suit
able tor any business, u lawyer.
I viii try and help yea. kDwtH I.
BILLS. lolu W, ave, Rm, slI,
PARK OFFICE BLDG, T1OA Ca.
ave. NV pesiraels lst.noor
'Hyts.c 'saas; sar ~ reg. splo5 5sa'' in'Dee''0n
Isth AND u SIS. N.W.--Prrn; of
ace; Ideal for ! man; telepnons
steno. assist. avail. EX. 3-b05O,
OEEICE AVAlLAbLE In luxury apt.
hlda, for professional man tother
than general practitioner. pedl-
african or dentistl. Please call
Mis-. Goldman at THE RITTEN-
HOUSE. Tu. e-si0d.
SMALL STORE for an once; a.
entrance TO large once buildins,
population 800 Restricted, I'M
MEDIATE occupancy. Rent &lsS.
Apply Manager. Dupont Circle
Building.
ARLINGTON - Dr's. professional;
LEE hwy. cor N. Monroe %. Lac,
adapt. masonry BLDG. on tO.ntlO
MAhs T. n 2sns. .tsSi s,i sSa'sII or 81. s-sass, shs
F0R LAWYER on ACCOUNTANT
Nicely furn. once IN LAWYER :
wasS sss.i aSlf0ed siaS ca 81 6ins 1.7Sis is'0 an
$50 AND UP-LArse eriEht roomA.
suitable for studios or tradesmen:
apply $40 p ST, NV, Rm. ~.
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED once.
nice address. Vermont and L sts-,
2 desks. fies, etc. owner leavine
once. OIL. 4-5a74,
Arm. SuIfE. newly decorated.
pvt. entrance. . toilets. available
Immediately reasonable rent
4633 wis. ave. nv.
GEORGIA AVE. heart Of Sal, Sps.
Modern aif-conditi0ned BIDS /,
over 3.OOO 81. H.; a. q whole or
part: ideal for attorneys. real eS-
tate brokers. insurance agents,
loan assoc . reasonably priced
DRAVILLAS REAL ESrATE. AD.
s-tf742
end FLOOR. a05i L 81. nW-S
rms. $50 "a. II Avail. lmmed
$50 per mo. To inspect call BOSS
4 PHELPS, INC. Ma s-y30O,
LARGE ana small rooms with heat
and hight. from SIS per me. up.
b suitable for ofAeeS upholSteFefb,
photOgrAphers, repair shop, or stor-
age Ample parking Located 81
18th ana s sts NV,
KAss REALTY CO.
M H.Atftn
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lors, AeRtAeF sss SAFE
lcoNflNUFnl

NNNtNtNtN1N0l
nAvk = ACRES In District, M.
r. ave. xonea APT WIN subdivide
IN lots, any size, Lu, t-72aO
nEruEsDA AREA = neautiful
near Tulip Hill-polomAr Over
iocs a Reasonable. OWNER. oil
cmARLEs COUNTY. near county
seat " La Plata; 4.aa-Aere corner
with large trees and oyer AOn-ft.
aa3; cssH ssSo: 'baianlesss, IA
La Plata. M t.saSs' NV 'Vi'
hEAuf. WOODED lot, i o. acres /.
$1,000. oWNER, RA. 6-sieS'
BUILDING LOTS. s0nloo e..
sexsa. and water sdaS, 10.
OVERLOOKING TmE POTOMAC.
10 wooded Glen Echo Helshts,
az csss' s;saE,s R.ssI a. VIZ Sia ThS BsS.d us, IT,
OF s-1s5S
SO ACRES. Ideally located in the
ssna.ea ... area, tasins : hard sur, sSE,
b. cUsHMAE. SsS n Frederick
ave.. 0aithersburE. 20. 2-o44a,
0aitheFsbuFK 4nl; evenings. Mr..
Price, 0aithersburs SOS,
I .ass ACRES, Lanham- severn rd..
l00xisa Lot, oresnbslt, $500.
a-AcFe. Glen Dale. ~ ,Ooa.
us HopSQN REAL EsJATE
SILVER SPRING - aOxaOO. level,
with q feu trees. all utilities. paved
street excel location nr. schools
sAsSS SlaHS y. DRAPER. a.al.or. ~, s.l,s.
aockytId sIGs: Y di.1 R. siss soIS home
10 acres 81 900 per acre paved
road 20 property, water avail.
"a acres; Ions paved frontagt
with water ~ 70 80 aetes,
ssn.s Rosss. sS s:r'ss Ssor nsTsA s,.d, I
sood cslI owner. n. W SIMMONS.
Po s-34.i
ROCKVILLE = Wooded lot. i4o'
M. BURroHsvIILE-s acres
with .a0 n, frontAse on surfaced
county rd 81 naO
NR oATruERsnuRo - iO-a
wooded lot, sf.oA0.
KAY BOWLING
0atthersburp, Nd.
oaithersburg SEQ or ear
HOMESITES-FARMS
Ia Pi.ATA-INDIAN HEAD ARA
HohESTrES. Is 70 2A miles fFou
Z D. &. over excellent hiahwaya
so TO 3OO-ACRE TRACTS. suit,
able subdivision. located eonven.
tent 70 prosperous towns. neal
busy highway. within eommuting
distance Of d C.
LEONARD SNIDER. Real Estats
Tel WE. i-3Jll. Ia Plata. Nd
BUILDERS
.-aete level wooded lots; nle.
residential area water, paved
balance OWNER. cH. s-toaS oI
| Tu, s.i3i1
BUILDERS
zoe lots near ciA elose In Fair.
fax Co Va. Al enslneeTing com.
pleted with sewer and water avail
Act row for spring building ST
3-7st2. ewes, and san oil. l-s439
BUILDERS
seAbFook Acres; only 90
mlnntes 10 .. c. and Fort
Meade. the fAstest-eEowtng
community IN Prince OeoFgea
Co. Lovely L-acTe wooded
lots with sewer, water and
Gas. streets. curb. gutter aud
Sidewalks: good hnAnetng.
reasonable, wan subordinate.
NJ. LEO STORCH
DEVELOPER sP. S-4soG
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NURTIMaA AecoMaAo eATIoNs

DUCK HUNTING : Guided duck
huntlna on daily halis. lover
foiomae WondeFlnl LEGATION for
Canvasbaeks, Redheads; ail equip:
licenses, 10. s-2Oi0, ewes. only
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HORD '57 Sedan Delivery; $500
careful miles, over ~ .OUD paid on
VI s-issss." s"SIi AZ dss Hp sunday SsIf ''m'''
CuEVaOIET pickup, y ton, GOOD
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EUGENE p. NIXON

RE. 7-si1s. La s-sa4s Ewes.
COLORED-S ACREs. old house
paved hwy. 9th house pass ceme- :
tefy, Chandlee Mil "a Sandy
Spring No cash. $50 mo. FH
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BUY FROM THE LEADER

BUICK So super Estate waeon.
= and n, excel. cond.; Iyg. city
rea! buy; soiA. jE l.s6o3
BUICK 1853 super hardtop. .
suii power. exeeptionaiiy clean. iox
mileagei ! owner Only Si,645
Kenyon Peck Chevrolet
Jl40 Lee Hwy. Arlington. Va.
IA. 3-9uO3 Open 'tii ESQ
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rs mi. to Winchester Close 70
Rte. so. 1000 young apple and
peach trees. d 20 10 years: .
houses. outbidgs .O0O-eapaeity
turkey house. equipped Ponds and
sprinss. One crop should pay for
Il. Price Sls. 0t0. "a down.
ETTlRAE u NVYnNy
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LcTs, ACREAGE WANTED

VA. LISTINGS NEEDED
FARMs--LoTs- ACREAGE
ASHLEYS REALTY JE. 2-4Os2
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Artists view from every vindou
of this neat. modernized a-eedTm-.
] ia-oath home On 5 acres sur
IounoinGs eomnletaiy unspolled.
Sle.3O0. Other unusually attrae-
and DaEnestqvn areas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13
Color Shows

Surdoy-This Is the Answer.
$50 o.m.-9
TV Opera Theoter. ! 80 p.m.4
Bong Bong Show. $50 pms
Chevy Show 800 P.m.-4
Mon. Through Fri.-Motinee Thea
ter. 800 p.m.-4
MOndOy-Hob Crosby Show.
$50 pms
Robert Montgomery.
$50 p.m.-4
Tuesday Bob Crosby Show.
$50 pms
Nooh's Ark. $50 p.m.-4
Red Shelton Show. $50 pms
Breok the S25O.ooo Bank.
1880 p.m.-A
Wednesdoy-Arthur Godfrey.
500 p.m.-o
kroft Theoter. 900 p.m.-4
Thursdoy--Lux Theoter.
1000 p.m.--4
Friday Bob Crosby Show.
$50 p.m.-9
Red Barber Show. l0.45 p.m.--4
Saturday Perry Como Show.
500 p.m.-4
Jerry Lewis Show. 900 p.m.-4
Ernie kovocs Show.
1000 p.m.-4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13
For Children

Sunday AM.
Wateh Mr. Wizerd. l0:3O-4
oswold Robbt. l0:30-9
Sunday PM.
Looney Tunes. 1905
Wild Bill Hiekok. l2:3o-9
coptoin GolIont. 500
Roy Rogers. $50
Lossie. ! ;0O-9
Mon. Fri. AN.
coptoin Konsoroo. 5000
Little RoseaIs. 900
Kortoon KIub. 9:00-5
Romper Room. 900
Mon. Fri. PM.
Pete's Place. $685.
Pick Temple. 1909
Mickey Mouse Club. : :00-7
Billy Johnson. 6:o0-5
Cisco Kid. 600
The Fun House. 6:30--5
Monday PM.
Sky King. 6:0O-7
Tuesday PM.
Clown Corner. 500
Wednesday PM.
Jungle Jim. 6:OO-7
Long John Silver. 1905
Romor Of Jungle. 1909
Disneylond. 1901
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13


Basketball
Saturdays. Louis VI. Syracuse.
2;3o pm
Bowling
Sstvrdsy-Budds Bomor W. Joe
OUarossd. $50 PM
Boxing
MsaAay-Suoss Hart vs.. Gene.
Johns. lois pms
Wadnssdoy Miguel Berries vs.. Gil.
cadl.H. 1000 PM
Friday-Cormsn 5osiiio vs.. Johnny
So,con. 1000 P.m.-4
Hockey
SotuFdsy-Dstreit Red Wings vs.,
chieoos Block Hawks.
400 p.m.--o
Horse Racing
Sssurdoy-t@iaIeah Feature Races.
$50 p.m.-4
Wrestling
Tpoo4ay-Nationoi. 1000 PM
T6uUsd6y-CapItol. 1000 pms
Evening star., 1957-12-29

HOLY CROSS INvIrATIONAL
tChampiOnship Finan
Holy Cross - Dartmouth ~
ColEate 10 Brown SO
NAIA TIPoFF TOURNEY
Championship FinaD
:. s''a''"'''i tor Third flss:i hsS.s'''"' IS
Tor Fifth Place.
Tenn AL 20 Anderson nudA "a
OTTAWA tKANJ INvITATIoNAL
EmpOria 81. Is PittsSurs ST. %
QUEEN CITY INvITATIONAL
syrscgss ~ canisIus Is
IowA f3 Cornell es
RICHMOND INvITATIONAL
~ Championship F,nap
y,,,,0,, ss coOnsOiA'i0nl Penn a,
MOTOR CITY CLASSIC
49,, ,,chamgionship Final
x...,,. 90 Consolation 60. :,
FAR WEST INvITATIoNAL
tFor Third Place.
Nevada 81 Chico state S2
UNION coll. ROUND ROBIN
tFinal RoUndl
Union tN. W 8I SienA SO
kPi 90 Hamilton ~
ST VINCENT INvITATIONAL
tChampianshiD Finai
st. Francis CraO 80 81 Vincent ~
AlSrish, - Consolation l.mo,n. 81
EVANSVILLE INvITATIoNAL
tFoT Third Place)
WIN. A MarN ~ Murray tkyl 90
TUG VALLEY TOURNAMENT
For Third Placel
W. virginia Tech 100 ConcoFa ~
LOUISIANA INVITATIoNAL
Consolation
tennessee Tech 90 The Citadel 20
ST PAUL JNvITATIONAL
Ger Third Placeb
Lew" uno MA'tlf''er 90
More Scores on Page C-2)
Evening star., 1957-12-29
Reds Trade KIuszewski
To Pirates for Fondy

1873 games with 81 home runs
and 80 runs batted in. He is
"a years old. KluSewzski is 33
and Fondy is 33.
KluSzewski hit .268 in 50
games. lie had 6 home runs
and n runs batted in. Fondy
nit 1913 for the Pirates in ll3
games. He hit 2 home runs
and drove in 81 runs.
Fondy, like klus2ewski, spent
part Of last year out with an
injury after he was hit with
a thrown ball in pre-eame
practice, but finished with a
.3l3 average in LOG games.
The 33-year-old first base
man was obtained by the Pr
rates from the Chicago Cubs
along with Gene Baker last
May for First Baseman Dale
Long and Outfielder Lee Walls
Fondy, like Kluszewski, a
lefthanded hitter. began mis-
baseball career in 1916 In the
Brooklyn Dodgers organiza-
ton. He was purchased by Chi
cago In 1851,
Generalt Manager Joe l..
See KLUSZEWsKI, Page ca
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.Terps Defeat
vandy, 71-56,
In Sugar Bowl

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. %
(SpecialD - Unbeaten Mary
land pulled away from VAN
derbilt midway in the second
half tonight and beat the
Commodores. 7l-56. in the
opening game Of the Sugar
Bowl basketball tournament
at Loyola Field House.
Loyola met Memphis State
in the second game. with the
winner to meet Maryland in
Monday nights final.
AL Bunge. Terps' s foot 9
sophomore. dominated the
backboards. fed Charley Nc
Neil and Nick Davis. and
scored heavily in the second
half to share individual honors
with Jim Henry of Wander
bilt. Bunge scored 20 points
and Henry. one of the Ma
tion's leading scorers, main
tanned his average with 26.
Terps Shaky at Start
Maryland. No. s team in
this weeks Associated Press
poll. played Scary basketball at
the start and trailed 9-3 after
the first few minutes.
Mcneil. John Nacincik and
Jerry Bechtle, the latter an
early sub, helped the Terps
overtake Vanderbilt, 1913.
and for the next six minutes
the Commodores added only
See MARYLAND. Page C-2
Evening star., 1957-12-29
WILLING TO BE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
Leohy Fails Physical,
Turns Down AGM Job

CHICAGO. Dec. % R.-
Frank Leahy. former Notre
Dame football coach who as
pired to resume his career. to-
night announced he cannot ac-
cept the head coaching job at
Texas Ann because of recur-
ring stomach ailments.
Leahy instead bid for the
schools athletic dictatorship.
but AIM President NJ. T. Har-
rington said he doubted very
much Leahy would be consid-
cred for the post.
"It is a coach We want" said
Harrington at Jacksonville.
Fla, a few hours after the Ag-
gies had suffered a 80 defeat
at the hands of Tennessee in
the Gator Bowl. Texas AIM
is trying to replace Paul tBear)
Bryant who is taking over as
head coach at Alabama.
At his Passavant Hospital
room where he has been under
going checkups, Leahy said his
physician, DR.. c. j. Barborka.
had advised him against re-
turning to the coaching field.
Il am deeply distressed over
DR.. Barborka's decision. How
ever out of respect for him. ]
must abide by his recon-
mendation. Being offered the
job as head football coach and
athletic director at Texas A6M
is a distinct and proud honor.
1t is my sincere hope that
they will consider me as their
athletic director"
Job Worth 100000
Leahy had been offered a
3-year contract at $4,000 an
nually. 1t was estimated that
additional benefits, including
a television deal, would have
Evening star., 1957-12-29
Job Worth 100000

CINCINNATI. Dec. % (R.--
The Cincinnati Redlegs today
traded of their famed but all
ing slugger. Ted Kluszewski. to
the Pittsburgh Pirates for Dee
Fondy.
II was an even deal, said
GaDe Paul, general manager Of
the Redlees, and he added that
the Pirates we're taking the
chance on Klus2ewskis condi-
ton.
In 1856 Kluszewski came up
with an ailing back. That was
after he had hit 40 home runs
In 1854, AZ in 1865 and 35 In
1856. His ailment has been
called a slipped disc but there
have been off-and-on state
ments as to whether he would
have an operation for the all
ment.
Last season he saw only linn
tied action with George Grove
filling in most Of the time at
first base.
HGondy Also glhrt
In 1857 Kluszewski was paid
an estimated $4,000.
Crowsshit .27l last season In
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brought the sum close to
$50 900 a year.
After hearing of Leahy's
decision, Harrington said:
I'VE regret very much that
Mr.. Leahy cannot resume
coaching. ! have no further
comment TO make at this time
because il will be a matter for
the Faculty Athletic Council
at the college to consider and
make a recommendation of a
football coach to me-"
Barborka said that since
into negotiations re-
garding a coaching position he
Leahy) has had a mild fare
up of his old stomach trouble
which will require his remain
ing in the hospital several days
to start treatments.
Because of his serious at
tack of acute pancreatitis in
the past and his present type of
gastritis. bothfof which are sus-
ceptible to recurring attacks.
particularly under such stress
as the football profession de-
mandS. / feel 1t would be a
serious mistake to endanger
his health and have advised
him definitely against returning
to the coaching profession at
this time"
DR.. Barborka said he had no
objection TO Leany considering
an athletic dictatorship.
Recommends Mcbride
II named athletic director at
Texas A&M. Leahy. who COM
piled a brilliant 87-ll-9 record
in IL seasons at Notre Dame,
said he would recommend his
old Irish aide. Bob Mcbride. as
head football coach.
The 49-year-old Leahy had
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Evening star., 1957-12-29
BrownsAre Favored
BY 3 Points Today
In NFL Title Game

experienced and not as good
a passer. In addition, Plum is
bothered by a leg injury.
A capacity crowd of almost
$1,000. including some 1000
standees. is expected to see the
game. and most Of them will
be roofing for the Lions. The
manner In which Coach VIII
sons huskies finished their
regular league schedule and
then came from behind to over
haul San Francisco has con-
vinced most Detroiters that the
Lions are too hot for Cleve-
land to handle. The Odds
makers disagree. however. pos
sibly because the Browns have
Lou Groza's lace-kicking going
for them.
One Of pro footballs most
consistent winners. the Browns.
nevertheless. have faired poorly
against the Lions. In addition
to this years league game they
also dropped a 20-l0 decision to
the Western champions in their
exhibition debut. The Lions
have won three regular league
games and two championship
contests from the Browns,
losing only one title game.
Personal Victory for Graham
Cleveland gained ample re-
venge for previous humiliations
by a whomping SOLO victory
in the last title clash with
Detroit in 1854. It was a per-
sonal victory for Otto Graham.
who threw three touchdown
passes and scored three times
himself.
Tomorfow's game will be the
first championship contest for
the Browns without Graham
or Dante Lavelli. one Of his
most reliable pass-catching
targets. since the club was or
ganized in the All-Ameriea
Conference in 1916. BY the
same token. it will be Detroit's
first title setto without Layne
under the present manage
ment.
Tomorrow could have a spe-
cial meaning for Warren Lahr.
34-year -old Browns defensive
back and one Of Is players who
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Evening star., 1957-12-29
STATISTICS

through the air this year. had
the edge over the North's pass
ing star. Bobby Cox of Mime
sofa. Cox connected eight times
out Of IA for l43 yards.
A crowd Of $4,000 saw the
game in Champion Bowl on a
warm afternoon under threat
ening skies. Rain. which fell
last night and again this morn
ing stopped before the kickoff
and gave the Rebels a chance
TO use the passing game on
which they depended heavily.
18th for South
The victory was the 18th for
the South in 10 Blue Gray
games. The Yankees won last
year. i4-O
Neither team scored in the
final period but both came
close.
The Southerners drove TO the
Yankee one but lost the ball on
downs early in the quarter.
With seconds remaining, Cox
began clicking with passes and
threatened to put the North
ahead before Gene Newton of
Tulane intercepted one on the
Gray 5. The Rebels ran out
the clock to preserve their
l-point margin.
The Yankees scored the first
time they got the ball and again
before the game was Ave min
utes old.
Cox plunged over from the
two after picking up Al yards
on two consecutive passes To
Kansas State Halfback Ralph
Pfeifer. The Rebels couldn't
move the ball and punted TO
Halfback Barry Maroney OF
Cincinnati who ran the kick
back 64 yards for the second
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Evening star., 1957-12-29
Round Table
Returns With
Heed Victory

ARCADIA. Calf. Dec. % CH1.
Favored Round Table COM
pleted a brilliant year of racing
today with a close but decisive
victory in Santa Anita's S28, 100
Malibu Sequel Stakes that sent
his earnings for the year past
the $500. 900 mark.
Racing against an inferior
field Of seven 3-year-olds.
Round Table won the 7-furlong
sprint by a head over Seaneen.
Mystic Eye was third.
The victory was worth $l6,550
to Round Tables owner, Travis
M. Kerr Of Oklahoma City, and
brought the colts 1857 win
nings TO $600.25S.
Only two other horses. Cita-
tion and Nashua, won 100000
or more in a single year of
racing.
Equals Shortest Price
The time was l:22. with
Round Table carrying high
weight Of 1870 pounds, eight
more than any other colt in the
field. Willie Shoemaker again
was aboard Round Table.
The payoff Of $3.50. $2.l0 and
$2.l0 for the winner equalled
the shortest return In Santa
Anita history.
In a companion feature, the
$29.250 California Breeders
trial stakes, undefeated Old
Pueblo won over eight rival q
year-olds. II was his sixth
triumph.
Old Pueblo. the vests lead
ing Derby hope for 1858, was
ridden by Eddie Arcaro. He
is owned by Athol Mclean of
San Francisco and j. Rukin
Jelks Of Tucson. Ariz. Rex
Ellsworth's Times Ace was Sec
ond and W. E. Britt's Strong
Bay third.
Is eains Whis Near
This was Round Tables FIRST
start since his third place FIN
ish TO Bold Ruler and Gallant
Man in the Trenton Handicap
November "a loss that cost
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