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few minutes because Of an
upset stomach when Kansas
defeated Kansas State, 1866,
for the Big Eight tournament
title at Christmas time, was
a whirlwind last night. He
counted. IA Of the Wildcats 20
field goals. After they had
blown a 13-point half-time
lead. he scored the basket that
tied it 60-all at end Of regula-
ton play.
1t was Boozer. again, whose
field goal brought Kansas
State from behind for q 65-65
deadlock at the end of the first
overtime. Before fouling out.
he hit two field goals that gave
the Wildcats the lead for keeps
in the second 5-minute session.
Weak at Foul Line
Chamberlain, who scored 80
points in the earlier victory
over State, made 10 field goals,
most from under the basket.
but missed seven Of IL free
throw attempts
That was the difference.
Kansas. now % and fourth in
the conference race to States
SO record. had 80 field goals
to the Wildcats 20 but blew IL
Of 26 free throws while Kansas
State hit 81 Of "a.
Chamberlain. who had a
32.42 average, fell from second
to third in the scoring race at
31.8. Seattle's Elgin Baylor
still is tops with 32.43. while
Cincinnati's Oscar Robertson
took over as the runnerup at
32.35. Neither Baylor nor Rob-
ertson played last night.
Minnesota junked its losing
streak at six with a 1896 VIC
tory over Indiana that crushed
the HoosierS' hopes of gaining
a share of the Big Ten lead
with idle Michigan State.
See BASKETBALL, Page aga
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-04
CoIonioIs Give Furmon-
Lesson on Fast Break

of the Southern Conference, but
after last year and the early
experiences this season, GW's
supporters are willing to make
an event Of any kind of victory.
Leading the Colonials' scor-
ing were Bill TelaSky and
Bucky Mcdonald, both with %
points. They are the little"
boys who usually play the back
court and organize the attack,
but last night they were the
front men on the fast break.
They let the taller lads, such
as Gene Guarilia, usually the
high scorer. sweep the back
boards while they raced down
the floor to take long passes
for quick shots.
The win was GW's sixth
against seven losses, and left
1t with a Az in the Southern
Conference.
In the preliminary, Fort
Myer rallied in the second half
to beat GW's Jayvees, 1868.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-04
Loucas and Theoba|d Head
Gloves Program Tonight
Seniors Dominate Action
On 21-Bout Card at Capitol

Mcfarland. too, was a VIC
tim Of Yee's. losing in the FIRST
round, and is determined to
hang around much longer this
time.
Theobald. lone representative
Of the Naval Medical Center,
Is the newest hero of the crowd.
He knocked out Sylvester
Gather Of Capitol AC last week
IN 1881 Of the first round and
did it with startling noncha-
lance.
"Amazing!" one ringsider
said. He doesn't look like he
can hit that hard"
And he doesn't look like he
lust did either" another COM
mented
FOcht Battles Boone
Roberts knows about Theo-
bald's devastating left hook
and also knows the experience
of being knocked out. Eugene
Welborne, eliminated last week
in a close match with Bollings
George McCorkle, sent Roberts
packing at las of the third
round in Roberts first bout
last year. Last week Roberts
won a decision over Booker
Morrell of Quantico.
Ted Focht of the Olympic
Club, one Of Loucas' victims
last year in a real Suggest, has
moved up notch to the 1866
pound class and tonight takes
on Ralph Boone of the Capitol
AC in what should be another
humdinger.
Joe CheSeldine, a Washing
ton boy battling for the Guam
tico Marines. takes on tough
Fred Burris of Boiling in the
l47-pound class as the Devil
dogs and Airmen clash in a
See GLOVES, Page Ara
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Terp Gridmen,
CagersCIear
Grades Hurdle

Coach Tommy Mont, who
had been sweating out Mary
lands frightened academic pro-
gram. said today that as far as
he knew all of the varsity play
ers on the Terp squad passed
the first semester.
All Of the basketball players
also passed.
Semester grades we're being
given out today as students en-
rolled for the second semester.
Mont said a couple Of the
freshmen were in mild trouble
and would have to make up
some subjects this semester but,
considering everything. he was
pleased at the marks.
New Rule in Effect
Maryland's new junior stand
ing is in effect this year. Under
the junior standing, a student
who has completed his sopho-
more year must have passed Sc
academic hours, not counting
physical education and ROTC,
with a 20 or &c" average.
This, Of course, could hurt
the football team at the end
of the second semester, but
Mont feels the squad is over
the hump with its present
marks. Everybody who was
counted on, freshmen included,
will be invited out to spring
training, starting March 10.
Study Hall Set Up
Maryland has a study hall for
football players. 1t is COM
pulsory for freshmen and some
sophomores and juniors have
been assigned. There also is
a Breakfast Club" which was
started a year ago.
The coach said there is a
chance that one varsity player
might be placed on academic
probation.
Maryland's new junior stand
ing requirement virtually will
end the "red shirt" or "B
squad" system which has been
used by all Atlantic Coast Con-
ference schools except Virginia.
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Sedgmon, Down z Sets,
Rollies to Beat 7 robert

SYDNEY. Australia, Feb 4
tR.-Australian Frank Sedg-
man came from behind to beat
Tony Trabert of Cincinnati.
SIS. 46, Is, 6-3, Ga, in
q sparkling match in the final
round Of the rich professional
tennis tournament at White
City tonight.
1t was worth 1000 Australian
pounds (s4.480) to Sedgman
and $500 pounds ($3.36O) to
Trabert as runerup. This was
the richest prize either of them
has ever won from a single pro
tourney.
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BY GEORGE HUBER
Star Stan Writer

The master became the pupil
and Furman's basketball team
learned about the fast break
from George Washington.
Furman is supposed to be the
racehorse, free-wheeling team
of the South. but last night it
was left In what dust there was
on the Fort Myer gym floor as
the Colonials showed what fast
basketball really can be like.
The Colonials dashed to a
1852 triumph, their third
straight, ending. a three-game
win string Of Furman's. GW's
players spent the evening out
running the PaladinS and
throwing the ball up from all
angles and positions. Their
shooting average fell way down
they made only 80 of u field
goal attempts-but it was good
enough to keep them in control
all the way.
On defense, the Colonials
were fast enough to get back
and form their zone before the
PaladinS got their supposedly
fast attack going. Only twice
all night did the Paladins send
their offensive drive down the
floor before the Colonials were
ready. and these occasions were
with stolen balls. So stingy were
the Colonials in giving Furman
chances to shoot that the latter
at times appeared to be playing
what for it was a strange type
OF control" basketball.
A good crowd of about 1000
turned out for the game. first
for CIV in more than two weeks,
and really whooped it up with
the help of a swing band COM
DO. The Colonials weren't beat
ing one of the stronger teams
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To get to the finals Trabert
had to beat Ken RoSewall and
Lew Hoad in turn. Sedgman
had to turn back Rex Hartwig
and then Pancho Gonzales, the
pro champion.
A crowd Of $500 tonight did
much to boost the cash return
from the tournament.
Promoter Jack Kramer an
nounced gate takings for the
entire tourney were $500 Aus
tralian pounds t$21.280)
against expenses of $4,000
pounds ($28,000).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-04
BY DICK O'BRIEN
Star Stan Writer

Two crowd pleasers, Mike
Loucas and Charley Theobald,
take the spotlight as The Stars
Golden Gloves Tournament
moves into the third round at
1880 tonight at the Capitol
Arena.
Sheer drama is promised. as
Loucas. q star Of last years
tournament. and Theobald,
rugged. poker-faced newcomer,
hope to move their way along
toward titles and perhaps The
Star Award. a watch that goes
to the outstanding senior COM
Blatant.
Altogether, 81 bouts are on
the program, with the diminu-
tive Loucas squaring off against
Clarence Mcfarland of st. Jo-
seph in the 1l8-pound division
and Theobald. the Chippewa
Indian with amazing power,
taking on Lee Roberts of Mer-
rick in the 160-pound class.
LoucaS is the CYO represent
alive who won recognition last
year as one Of the all-time
comeback artists in the history
of this free-Swinging tourna-
ment.
Fought Way to Finals
A University of Maryland
junior. Loucas stands only s.
foot-3, but has the recuperative
powers of a rubber band. Twice
last year he recovered from
staggering blows to battle his
way into the final round. The
former 9th Army and All-Ko-
rean champion from Baltimore
lost in the title round to Ward
Yee of Boiling Air Force Base,
and is back cunning for the
honor that barely eluded him.
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SUBNOvICE DIVISION

126-POund Class
Thomas Davis (Benefactors
Of Youth Society VS.. Ronnie
Fejeran Olympic Club.
135-POund Class
James Austin CMerrick Club
VS.. John Hancock Olympic
Club.
147-POund Class
Robert Bonner Police Club
No. 49, VS.. Bobby Birch (Po-
lice Club No. 49,.
Edward SAMMY Police Club
No. 49, VS.. Harold jackson
(Merrick Club.
Tommy Powell Olympic
Club VS.. John Luchi Police
Club No. 49,.
NOVICE DIVISION
126-POund Glass
Robert Mills Falls Church
Jaycees) VS.. Richard Daniels
police Club No. 49,.
135-POund Glass
Jimmie Reid (unattached)
VS.. Cy Latham Police Club
No 49,.
Sammy Mayo (Merrick Club
VS.. Steve Kerasiotes Olympic
Club.
16O-POund Glass
Russell Shif1lett (Merrick
Club VS.. Albert Kearns Falls
Church Jaycees).
Chester Hopson Police Club
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: TRIANGLE FORD

FORD 1866 Fairiane Tudor hard
top; L, and h., Fordomatic. white
wall tires, ivory and red, conti-
mental Kit; low mileage; one
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
IA q nnn0
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE
NOnGE w

Selection Of 4-drs., hardtops and
wagons. This Is q final sale Of Our
ofhcia. cars and demos: showroom
eond.: new titles and our famous
ld0,OOO-mlle. no-cost warranty.
| TREMENDOUS GAUTNGC
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET SO VS. Bel Air 4-dr.
sedan; beautiful 2-tone green nm
ish; immae. matching interior
FULLY equipped incl. poWerglide, T.
and h., etc. Full price. $685.,
Can finance with S195 down.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
4l00 Ga. Ave. NV. IA. 9-29O4
CHEVROLET '52 cdr. dc luxe;
2-tone blue. powerglide. radio,
heater: S235 engine and transmits.
sion overhaul last year: S49b
S722 Edmonston I'd. Berwvn Hts.,
CHEVROLET 1855 2-dr. Model
''210';; heater, def. Wv. tires:
med. blue; immaculate; sacrifice,
$685., terms, trade. NATIONAL
MOTORS. INC, 5l15 Wisconsin
ave. NV. EN-. 2-0700.
CHEVROLET 1853 Bel Air 4-dr.;
powerglide. r. and h.; beautiful fol
second car and wife's Shopping
$685.; 90 others to choose from.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
IA. 2-900l
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AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED

PRIVATE PARTY will pay $4,000
low mileage and IN good condi-
ton. LISTING over $4,000. Box
369-D. Star.
n. @. DEALERS pay top dollars for
cars, wagons. VILLAGE MOTORS,
18th and r. ]. ave. ne. AID. 4-0444.
WILL BUY ANY clean car from
$50 70 h7, any make, any Kind.
Top dollar paid. NATIONAL AUTO
BkokERS, 5000 GEORGIA ave,
tn. 2-SS77.
WILL PAY TOP PRICES for clean
MoToRs. iNc s'S SiSo n. 10TH SHa ST.
Arl., Va. ia. 7-221S.
CASH from pvt. party for $50 Pont.
0lds., Buick. 4-dr. sed. or wagon.
CT. SPOOL
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eOATS
(cONTlNuEDl

NEW 1857 MOTORs-3.6 h.p. 500
Others. Liberal trade on new 49,
h.p. Scott motor. Boat kits
Bank financing. JU. S-5923.
sat. DINGHY. PRAM-Fir ply.
wood. brass fastenings; only al
$50. II. 7-746S.
FOR SALE = Cupboard motor
Clinton 40, 4 h.p.; good eond.;
$50. RA. 6-S429.
CUSTOM CRAFT-l4 and 10 It.
util., for sale; or assemble youi
own kit and save half or more
Us models. WA. 7-5S26.
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FORD "a Tudor Custom 6-cyi.;
one owner. A real gas saver: $595.
Silver Spring Motor Co.
1905 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. 9-31O3
FORD 1857 country sedan Tudor;
fully equipped; S1.976. OIL
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CHRYSLER 1857 Windsor 4-dooi
hliaes s TOP de demo: fully equipped;
price. eT RoYAE saT cHRY IEGF RcriT fNr
1901 r. /. ne. WA. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02

h.: 500 cash. AoNER MOTOR
SALES, 18th & Pa. ave. Sc.
CHRYSLER sedan: 4 dr.: 500 or
best offer. WA, 7-S730. 570i
40t1 ave. Hyattsville. Md.
CHRYSLER '53 Imperial 4-dr.: full
flee. DE. 2-4304.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02

CHkYSLER 40 Bypass. station
wagon; excel cond.; 1895. JU.
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AnacoStia Chry. Ply.
18th and Good Hope Rd. Sc.

cHRYsLER 1851 4-dr.: black. pTi-
yate owner; r. and h., good tires;
$685.. AID. 2-7162.
CHRYSLER '55 New Yorker 4-door
sedan: beautiful green and white
nnish; T. and h., power steering
and brakes; very clean inside and
out. Don't miss this one At
sl,Ss5. ROYAL cHRYsLER. INC.
1901 r. !. ave. ne, WA. $4,000.
CHRYSLER '5S Windsor 4-door
hardtop; fully equipped: new-car
title, new-car warranty; company
oflcial car. Big savings from
original price. ROYAL CHRY-
SER. INC, 1901 r. !. ave. ne,
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CHRYSLER 1857 Windsor 2-door
na5dtop; lower steering. brakes:
radio, heater. pusn-button drive;
WHEELER. INC, CHRYSIFR cTTV
WHEELMOBILE QUALITY CARS
$500 WISCONSIN, NV, EN-. 3-4fOS
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD nj, 81 v TIS@orj Z and h.; auto
runs 3D.. clean: $296. VII. 2-6s06
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AUTO FAIR, INC.
CHRYSI, ER 1Q54

CHRYsLER $50 New Yorker de
luxe: fully equip; $500 cash. To
inspect call weekdays, FE. 3-3OOO:
ewes and week ends. IA 7-6R4a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02

CADILLAC 1857 coupe DeviIIe
gorseous rose and white custom
matching interior. equipped with
power .steerins, power brakes, cleo
trio windows and seat, etc. Abso-
lutely like new. Month-end special
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02

CHRYsLER '57 New Yorker 2-door
naratop: house car, white and gold,
EQUIPPED with power steering, pow
er brakes. torquefiite push-button
oIlve, music-master radio, custom
ar heater, Solex glass, dual head
iigYnts, toIsiono aire ride. Wv. tires:
WHEELER, INC. CHRYsLER CITY
.WHEELMOBILE QUALITY CARS
$500 WISCONSIN NV. EN-. 3-4S00
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CHEVROLET SO "2l0" VS. 2
door; powerglide, radio and heater;
$3.50. Open today to z pm.
Silver Spring Motor Co.
1902 E.-W. Hwy. Cat Ga. Ave.)
Sill. Spg., Md. IN. a-4hnn
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CHEW. '55 Bel Air sports coupe
straight shift new Wv. tires, +
and h. plastic seat covers. blk
exterior. red and blk. interior
excel. mechanical cond.; going il
service: must sacrifice; $1,O95 o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02

DE SOTO 1853 4-dr. VS. sedan:
automatic transmission, T. and h..
low mileage. immaculate, S549.
FLOOD PONTIAC, 500 Wis. ave-.
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CHEVROLET '54 station Wagon,
ING CHEVROLET. 5000 Ga. ave,
s. s. Md. JU. 9-73S5.
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CADILLAC '53 convertible; beau
tiful mint green finish: fully equip
including hydramatic. power win
dows and seat, etc. Special. Sl.345.
l.. P. STEUART, INC.
1440 P ST. NV, DE. 2-4SOO
CADILLAC 81 Coupe de Vile; ali
power. Like new 1896. ROYAL
CSlHRYSLER, INC. 1901 r. I. ne.
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BUICK 1855

Special 4-dr. sedan; dynafiow and
heater. 2-tone. excellent cond., one
owner: must be seen and driven h
be appreciated; 81 1915.
EAST-WEST MOTORS
100 East-west Highway, s. s.
JU. 5-l333 After S. ~ 5-1S4O
BUICK 1850 4-dr.: radio, heater
dynaflow, beautiful I'd car. a6
others to choose from; $S45 GU
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
IA. $4,000
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THACKER MOTORS

CADILLAC .57 cow; every extra /:
tuli power, bright red finish. white
top; must see to appreciates; trade
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DODGE 1850 4-dr.; In daily use:
sacrifice Si0b, Al my home,
27O7 Woodiey pi. nv. Ap. 4-5S54.
DODGE '53 coronet IS" 2.dr. .se-
others; pvt, owner: $52b cash:
terms. Excel. cond. TW. $3.50.
Po Iocl S5 VS. VS. custom Royal
tone finish. Jet black. cloud white
and tropical rose; fully equipped
including powerfiite, r. and h..
Wv. tires etc, Must see to APP
preciate. Sale price, 81 .3gb. Can
finance for - months with small
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 Ca. Ave. NV. ia. p-29O4
DODGE 1850 4-dr ]; radio, heater.
good tires, excellent condition.
5000. HE. 0-3766.
DODGE $50 Coronet 4-dr.; =. and
h.. good condition. SP, 3-0e07.
DODGE 1919 cow; T.. h.; eco
nomical transp; 5000. Ii. 7-S3O0
days; IA. 2.9229 ewes.
DODGE al 4-dr. sed.; excel. cond.
7. and b.. S125. VII. q.0992.
DODGE 80, blue, 2-dT. wagon. Z.
and h.; fine throughout: worth
$3.50 plus, sell for less. u. 3-0242.
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CADILLAC 1857 Coupe de vile
with air-eonditioning. also has
power windows. seat, steering
brakes and hydramatic, beautifuI
2-tone finish is like new; sold and
services servieed here; Cash. trade OIL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02

FORD 'b3 Custom IS" Fordor,
i tCsdo matte I; and h.. 2-tone I'm
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JACK BLANKS

FORD 1854 "s" Fordof sedan: 2.
tone blue finish; radio, heater;
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18th and RI. Ave. NE. La. 6-653O
CADILLAC 1867 80" Special
hardtop sedan; this quality car
almost too good to be true, car
was purchased here and serviced
here; has all de luxe and power
equipment; S4,495,
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Fun iiherglass bottom. mahogany
cabin. walk-in toilet room, 2 hunks,
opening windows, galley, flying
bridge windshield with permanent
top over y cockpit, self battling out
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Suburban Cadillac-Olds

SUBURBAN SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA. MD, OIL. 6-77OO
CADILLAC 1854 go" Special 4.
door sedan: Arlington green finish;
like new. interior spotless, me.
chanically AL with new Wv
tires; this car. presents q striking
power equip: S2,O95.
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que Sc enfrentan a la Tirania. Para luchar por la unidad sincera-
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I'm vocero impartial y I'm aiado en- sus luchas por la liberation del
pals.
RELOJ no Sc sida al lado de nadie, nj contra nadie. RELOJ no
Sc aflia a nngdn sector o partido, nj suscribe los enunGados progra.
RELOJ tiene una manera muy particular de yer las cosas. RELOJ
poses una 6phca propia para contemplar la situaci6n Guiana del pre-.
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