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Evening star., 1957-12-06
ACC Coaches, Players
Heed Dinner Tomorrow

ence. Proctor also will award
the trophy for the conferences
top-ranking football team to
Bill Werber. one-time Duke
baseball and basketball star.
who viii represent his alma
mater in the absence Of Coach
Bill Murray.
Head Coach Tommy Mont.
Line Coach Jack Hennemier
and Director of Athletics Bill
cobey Of Maryland. Coach Ben
Martin Of Virginia and Chuck
Erickson. director OF athletics
at North Carolina. also will
attend.
Principal speakers will be
DR.. Shane MacCaithy. chair
man Of the Presidents Council
on Physical Fitness. and Coach
Jim Tatum Of the University
of North Carolina.
Evening star., 1957-12-06
Northern Virginia Schools
To Fete Fall Sports Teams

former Washington RedSkin
guard. will be master Of cere-
monies at Mount Vernon at Z
o'clock. Bob Waldorf. Western
Maryland COLLEGE football
coach. will be the principal
speaker. Waldorf coached
Wsshington-Lee High School
to the Virginia State champion
ship in 1886.
Hammond. Wakefield and
Washington-Lee honor their
teams tomorrow night. Wake
fields banquet begins at s
O'Clock. with Coach Bo Sher-
man Of George Washington
University the guest speaker.
Capt. Slade Cutter. athletic di-
rector at Navy. is scheduled as
the main speaker at WI at
$3.50. Steve Belichick. Navy as
sistant coach. will speak at
Hammond's dinner. starting at
$50.
All five dinners viii be held
in the school cafeterias.
Evening star., 1957-12-06
U. S. Court Finds
Palermo Guilty of
Paying Toxes Late

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 6 (E1.
-Blinky Palermo. Philadelphia
boxing manager yesterday was
adjudged guilty of failing To
pay his income taxes for 1853
and 1854 on time when he had
the ability to do So"
Federal Judge Allan K. Grim,
in making the first ruling Of
that kind in the Nation. de-
scribed Palermo as stubborn.
obstinate and perverse because
of his persistent failure to pay"
Sentencing was. deferred.
Palermo was found guilty Of
failing to pay $2.672 in 1858 and
S4,025 in 1854 when he had the
money.
Failing to pay his income
tax on time was not a new or
unusual experience for the de-
fendant," Grim wrote in a 10
page opinion. Although he
always filed the returns on time.
starting in l948 he never paid
the tax on time.
His conduct was marked by
q careless disregard Of whether
or not he had the right not TO
nay his taxes on time"
Evening star., 1957-12-06
Pitt Favored
Over Miami

MIAMI. Fla, Dec. s Up
The University OF Pittsburgh,
seven-point fayorite over the
University Of Miami in their
final football game Of the sea-
son. has arrived for tomorrow
afternoons engagement in the
Orange Bowl.
The Pitt team worked out
yesterday afternoon and
planned another drill today.
A wide-open game is expected
for the nationally televised
game. Both teams will be wind
ing up their 1857 seasons with
mediocre records and neither
will be under pressure.
Miami is expected TO do more
passing than usual. Up to now
the Hurricanes have been pri-
a running team and
Coach Andy Gustafson may 90
TO the air in an effort to thwart
the stout Pitt line.
Miami plans TO use two full
units and will be minus the
services Of both John Varone.
hard -driving halfback. and Bill
dependable fullback.
Byron Blasko will replace
Varone at right half and Joe
Rojas will open at fullback.
Other changes in the Miami
squad win see Charlie Diamond
up to first string tackle,
replacing Nathan Kelly. and
James Crawford taking over
Don Wallace's post at guard.
Terry Stewart will see action
as second string left halfback
and third string fullback.
Kickoff time is 4 pm. and the
game will be televised by NBC.
Evening star., 1957-12-06
Mu||oiy, Seixas
Land j. ). in
Zone Finals

ADELAIDE, Australia. Dec. 6
R.-America's two old men
Of ennis--44-year-old Gard
mar Mulloy and 34-year-old Vic
Seixas-crushed the Philippines
priced doubles team OF Felicisi-
mo Ampon and Raymondo
Deyro in As minutes today to
land the United States in the
Davis Cup interzone final
against Belgium next week end.
MulIoy. tall. graying doubles
specialist from Miami. Fla. and
Seixas from Philadelphia. play
ing his $50 Davis Cup match,
won 6--i, 6-3. Ga TO give
America a 80 lead in the best
of-five match and turn tomor-
rows final two singles into a
mere formality.
Saturdays schedule pits
Seixas against Deyro and Herbie
Flam Of Beverly Hills. Calf. !.
against Ampon. Bill Talbert.
United States captain. at first
said he would ask to subStitu-
tute Mulloy and Ron Holmberg
OF Brooklyn. but he changed
his mind when the promoters
said they feared substitutions
might spoil the gate.
Today's doubles match.
played before l.500 under
leaden skies and on courts
dampened by morning rain.
was a slaughter for Americas
more experienced aces although
both Ampon and Deyro showed
flashes OF brillance.
Talbert said he thought Null
10y and Seixas teamed well to-
gether. but felt the match was
not a true test OF American
strength.
THE Belgians will be much
tougher" he said.
The winner of the Belgium
United States match next wer;
will meet Australia in the chal-
lenge round December 1928.
Evening star., 1957-12-06
Duke Reeoins Topping

DURHAM. N. c.. Dec. 6 (R.--
First string Tackle Tom Top
ping returned TO the squad yes
terday as Dukes Blue Devils
raced through a two-hour drill
looking ahead to the January l
date with Oklahoma in the
Orange Bowl.
Topping. a 204-pound. 6-2
senior. was injured in Dukes
season final game with North
Carolina.
Evening star., 1957-12-06

A galaxy Of Atlantic Coast
Conference football stars and
coaches viii decorate the head
table at tomorrow nights first
annual ACC Club awards din
ner in the Crystal Room Of the
Willard Hotel. Festivities be-
gin at 8 pm.
Secretary Of the Interior
Seaton will present trophies to
Earl E. Edwards and Dick
Christy Of North Carolina State
In token Of their selection as
the outstanding coach and
back. respectively. Of the con-
ference for 81.
Randall w. Proctor. presi-
dent Of the club. will present a
trophy to Ed Cooke. Univer-
sity Of Maryland end. as the
No. ! lineman Of the confer
Evening star., 1957-12-06

At least five Group ! high
schools In Northern Virginia
will honor their football squads
and other fall sport teams at
banquets this week end.
George Washington and
Mount Vernon will have their
dinners tonight. Pat Peppler.
assistant coach at North Caro-
lima State, is the guest speaker
at the CIV affair. which be-
gins at $780, Slug Witucki,
Evening star., 1957-12-06

will get the A. U. williams
award. averaged 3.5 yards a
carry for the Terps football
team this year even though
forced TO miss three games
because Of injuries. He was the
teams leading scorer. punt re-
turner and pass interceptor.
In baseball. Howie batted 1851
and 1857 in his last two years,
and established a new Atlantic
Coast Conference record Of 81
stolen bases. He was drafted
for pro football last year by
the Packers.
Grim. recipient Of the Tai
bot Speer award. made a
great comeback after a serious
back operation almost ended
his track career in his sopho-
more year. He topped it of by
winning the conference mile
and 2-miIe crowns last spring.
and in dual competition with
North Carolina outdistanced
his old rival. Jim Beatty, in the
good time of 4:06.
Grim. a major In languages.
had a chance to practice last
summer on q European tour
with q track team that took
him into a half dozen countries.
Evening star., 1957-12-06
Royals. Warriors
Gaining Ground
By the Associated Press

The Royals. occupants Of the
Western Division cellar Of the
National Basketball Association
when their franchise was In
Rochester last season, have
moved into a contending posi-
ton for the lead.
The transplanted Royals. now
in Cincinnati. downed Detroit.
i09-99. and the first-place
Hawks bowed TO the Warriors,
l24-l09. in a doubleheader at
Philadelphia last night.
The victory put Cincinnati
within a game and a half OF
the Hawks. The Warriors are
in a second-place tie with
Syracuse in the Eastern Divi-
sion.
Evening star., 1957-12-06
Voted
IRA Top Horse

MIAMI BEACH. Fla. Dec. 6
tR.-Mrs. Jan Burke's Dedi-
cate. high weight in all the
handicaps In which he started
this year. has been named the
American champion-horse Of
the yearly the Thoroughbred
Racing Associations board OF
selection.
Previously Dedicate had been
chosen by the IRA as champion
OF the handicap division. Pres
entationrof the trophies marked
the conclusion Of the four-day
session Of the IRA at the
Americana Hotel last night.
A 5-year-old son Of Prince
quillo-Dini. Dedicate won his
final start at Garden State
November 2. but pulled up lame
and subsequently retired. He
will enter stud at Claiborne
FaTIn. EaIlS. ny.
In four years Of racing. Dedi-
cate started 43 times and won
IL races and a total bankroll
of $533,200. In 1857 he won
four Of IL starts and finished
second four times and third
once. earning s235.035. He
finished first in the 100000
Atlantic City Handicap. but
was disqualified.
Dedicate was bred by Mrs.
Burke. wife OF Edward @.
Burke. and was trained by her
stepfather. @. Cary Winfrey.
Unsuccessful in eight starts as
a 2-year-old, he was a stakes
winner in each OF the next
three years,
Evening star., 1957-12-06
Pigskin Club
Holds Dinner
Here Tonight

Duffy ugherty, who
coached Michigan State TO an
8-l record this year. and Walt
Kowalczyk, his big halfback
who supplied much OF the
power. will be among the guests
at the goth annual Pigskin Club
dinner tonight in the main and
south bathrooms OF the Willard
Hotel.
Kowalczyk. drafted by the
Philadelphia Eagles last Mon
day in the first round OF
the annual National Football
League draft. and his coach.
will receive special awards.
A team Of high school stars
from Washington also win be
honored by the club.
Evening star., 1957-12-06
l6-Yeor-OId Dies
After Swimming Event

MILWAUKEE,, Dec. s Up
Ronald Endisch. Is. a member
of the North Division High
School swimming team. col
lapsed and died yesterday mo-
ments after finishing second
in the l00-yard breaststroke
event in a meet with the high
school division Of Concordia
College.
A spokesman for the county
medical examiners Office said
the youth died of natural
causes, but explained that the
exact cause Of death had not
been determined.
Evening star., 1957-12-06
'Moornlan' n's42
Ruins TONES

Little Bob Norman, one Of
four lettermen on the Cham
berlain basketball team this
season. learned his lesson well
in the opening game with Car
roll three days ago.
CAROLS tall team taught the
5-foot-8 Norman that you
can't drive against a zone de-
fense. not a good one. Yes
terday, when st. Anthony went
into a zone in the second half.
Norman stayed outside and
used his set shots to complete
a Appoint production.
Moorman's AZ points crushed
st. Anthony, 66-55. in the De
Matha gym. One other game
scheduled yesterday, Armstrong
at Luther Jackson. was post
poned and probably viii be
played December II.
Norman had 20 points at
halftime on driving iayups and
foul shots. before going TO his
set shots. He ended with is
field goals and 10 free throws.
Chamberlain has q l-1 record
and st. Anthony OIL.
One game tonight was post
poned indefinitely, ward
County at Walter johnson.
The scholastic schedule:
TODAY
Anacostia At Carroll. 3:15.
Chamberlain at DeMatha, $3.50,
Cardozo at ParkeY-Oray, 7:10.
Alumni at SuitIand, a.
Washington-Lee at B-Cc. $50.
NorthWood a. Arundel,
Hifh Point At Bel Air. 6.45.
woodward Prep vs. Bulls at Walter
Reed f.
Psirmont Heights at sprinesrn, 3.I5.
Loudoun County a. Clarke County
fBerryville), T.
TOMORROW
Gslludet Prep a. D. c. Club Of the
Deaf, z.
SUNDAY
Gonzazs VS.. Calvert Han 81 Carroll ..
Mount st. Joseph at Carroll, $40.
DeMatha At Loyola. 3.
Evening star., 1957-12-06
IA Club to Recognize
Feots of Terp Athletes

The IN" Club. which will pre-
sent q batch Of awards at its
annual dinner December IA at
the statler Hotel. won't over
look Terrapin stars who made
their marks In intercollegiate
competition. Chairman Bob
Boucher indicated today.
-Four Marylanders. including
two All-Anerican lacrossemen.
viii be honored at the dinner.
at which Roy Sievers of the
Senators wa receive a plaque
as the outstanding athlete Of
the year.
Howie Dare, football and
baseball star: Burr Grim, At
lantic Coast Conference mile
and 2-mile champion. and
Jim Happier and Ernie Betz
also win be spotlighted at the
affair. II viii be attended by
more thap 500 Maryland fans
and supporters.
Happier, now In the Army
Medical Corps and stationed at
Brooks Field, Texas. will ny to
Washington to receive the
Charles9P. Mccormick award.
A three time All-American and
rated the finest goalie in Mary
land history, he also will be
presented with an All-American
plaoue.
Betz. who scored 80 goals
and IS assists in his last two
years to rank with the games
top midflelders. viii miss the
dinner. having previously ac-
cepted an invitation TO attend
the All-American lacrosse din
ner in New York the same
night.
The 22-year-old Dare. who
Evening star., 1957-12-06
Returning 70 Law

Schmidt. who is SO. said he
will return to the practice Of
law when his resignation be-
comes effective June 30.
The Pee Advisory Committee
was directed 70 begin looking
for a successor. On the COM
mittee are. Professor Hugh
Willett OF Southern California;
Leo Harris. Oregon athletic
director and Professor Glenn
Holcomb of Oregon State.
Bernard Hammerbeck assist
ant commissioner. was asked
to remain with the Conference
at least until June, 1859.
In the matter Of aid. the
Conference passed by a 6-3
vote a resolution TO set up a
plan Of financial aid that could
include tuition. room and
board.
The vote on the motion by
Washington drew nays from
California. UCLA and Stanford.
DR.. Glenn T. Seaborg Of Cali
fornia said it was considered
too discriminatory between
athletes and nonathletes and
didn't have the basis OF need"
factor asked by California S
Board Of Regents, ruling body
for the Berkeley and UCLA
campuses.
Evening star., 1957-12-06
Aoeies to Resume

COLLEGE STATION. Tex.
Dec. 6 P).-Coach Paul Bryant
said today that Texas AIM
will resume practice next week
for the Gator Bowl game with
Tennessee December %. The
Aggies have been idle since
their 7-9 loss TO the University
of Texas here November %.
Evening star., 1957-12-06
Naval Air Five Wins

Anacostia Naval Air Station
defeated Apacostia Naval Re-
ceiving. 56-49, yesterday. re-
naming unbeaten amer two
starts.
Evening star., 1957-12-06
Omcers Named

Professor Rixford K. Snyder
OF Stanford was elected presi-
dent to succeed Prof. Emmett
b. Moore Of Washington State
who held the Office three years
Other officers are: Holcomb
secretary. and Master. chair
man OF the Conference ath-
letic directors group.
On the commissioners Ad-
visory Committee are Holcomb.
Willett and Harris.
Evening star., 1957-12-06
PiTT-MIAMI ROSTERS

MIAMI. Dec O.Names and numbers Of the Pittsburgh
Miami University football players whose game tomorToM
will be televsed WRCTV Channel In Washington starting
al u m
Evening star., 1957-12-06
Seeking
Successor 10
Commissioner
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 8 Up.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 6 Up,
= Pacific Coast Conference
members today sought a new
commissioner and a method Of
putting . liberalised plan Of
aiding athletes into effect.
Victor o. Schmidt. commis-
sioner for i3 years. resigned his
$i6.800-job at the closing ses-
sion.
Schmidt has been under fire
from some quarters and the
Pee has been plagued with
dissension and problems since
disclosure last year Of illegal
aid payments to athletes at
UCLA. Southern California.
California and Washington.
Drastic penalties were Inn
posed on those schools. At that
time. II was reported later,
Conference athletic directors
sought Schmidt's custer.
Evening star., 1957-12-06
PIMLICO
Continued From Page c.

Continued From Page C-l
racing secretary. said he
planned TO take entries today
for tomorrow's $4,000 Exter-
minator Handicap. although
the prospective starters had
little chance 10 get in their
final tuneups.
Evening star., 1957-12-06

There will be no horse Short
age here during the balance Of
the meetings, but many stables
which planned TO go to Florida
are checking out earlier than
scheduled.
Several outfits will stay at
Pimlico for the winter how
ever. The track will be kept
open for daily workouts.
weather permitting. as the
horses are being kept ~ for
the opening at.Bowie February
IL.
Barclay Odell, Pimlico's con-
troller, has been acting as
general manager through the
snow crisis. Lou Pondfield, the
tracks executive director and
Herman Cohen, Pimlico presi-
. dent are In Miami for the
thoroughbred Racin Associa-
tions Convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-14
'PimIico Stakes
Gets IS Fi||ies

BALTIMORE. May IA Cspe.
ciaD.-A sparkling field of Is
s-year-old fillies was entered to.
day at Pimlico for tomorrow's
$4,000 Black-Eyed Susan Stakes
at a mile and sixteenth.
Hal Price Headley's Pillow
Talk. who was second in the
Kentucky Oaks. and Jota Jota
the Ashland Stakes winner. head
the classy lineup. Jockey Bill
Hartack will make his first an
pearance in Maryland this spring
aboard Pillow Talk. Jota Jota
who suffered interference to lose
her chances in the Kentucky
oaks, will be ridden by Pete An
derson.
Other prospective starters IN
the female counterpart Of the
Preakness are Montpelier's Bra
nant Rose. A. F. Wallis La verite
VINO beat Federal Hill in Florida:
REGINALD N. Webster's Capelet
and Dhu Warren Farms Cousin
Con. Completing the field are
Slipperoo. Therapy. Summer
Song. Hoosier Honey. Jerilynn.
Mandalay Miss. Evening Time
and Cloud Nine. All will carry
l2l pounds.
The Black-Eyed Susan. for
merly called the Pimlico Oaks.
VIII be having its 36th running.
II all IS start. the event will
gross $4,000. with the victor
netting $l7.550.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-14
P|ews Perks Up Senators
For Return Home Toniqht
Braves Showing Concern
AT LeftfieId Weakness

admitted on his return from an
l8Aday road trip that he talked
trade with everybody but there
is nothing brewing. There's still
time. The trading deadline is
June 49,"
Most Of the attention will be
focused tonight on Cincinnati,
where the Reds try for their 18th
straight victory. They meet the
fourth-place Phillies and Rookie
Don Cardwell go.
Warren Hacker (3-D has been
named by Manager Birdie Teb-
belts to bring home No. Is
which would mark a new modern
winning record for the club. The
1899 Reds, en- route to Cincin-
MATHS first pennant in 20 years
also won IL.
First place also will be at stake
in the American League. The
White Sox. leading the Yankees
by a half-game, take on the
Senators, while the Yankees are
hosts to Kansas City. The In
dams, a game and a half behind
the pace. are guests Of the
Orioles and the Tigers visit Bos-
ton,