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PART TINE

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CLERK
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PART TINE
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FOR
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SUPERVISOR

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WOMEN
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Hood, Poncho
To Play Here
Feb. 1914

Pancho Gonzales, profess
sional tennis champion. and
Lew Hoad. the Australian ace
who is proving to be his most
serious challenger. will meet at
Uline Arena here Thursday and
Friday nights, February Is and
IL.
The match will come one
day after the two men meet
at Madison Square Garden in
New York.
The American premiere of
what is proving TO be the most
exciting Of professional matches
viii take place February 8 in
San Francisco. =
Tony Trabert and pancho
Segura viii complete the tour
team. Promoter John Gardiner
announced.
Other dates listed are Los
Angeles. February 9: Boston,
February II. and Philadelphia.
February 1920.
Hoad now leads Gonzales.
as. in the matches being
played in Australia. His latest
victory came at Melbourne's
Kooyone Stadium today when
he won q marathon match. 4-6,
81. ii-9. 1916.
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Oscar did most Of his work
with his right hand. making
only one shot with his left.
The observation came from .
pro-Gola guy, who had heard
of Robertson's either-hand
ability.
Gene on. now" Lapchick
said. You're digging pretty
deep. The kid scores 56 and
you knock him because he
doesn't use his left hand"
Won Scholastic Titles
Oscar. setting Cincinnati
records for points and field
goals. took it all pretty quietly.
In the dressing room he adj
mitted that playing in the
Garden is a thrill" but said he
was more nervous in his first
varsity game for the Bearcats.
CHe scored only % points in
that one. at a point-a-minute
clip against Indiana State0
Robertson said he didn't
See BASKETBALL, Page CO
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BUT HE'S USED TO WINNING
Ivy Faces Challenge
As New Cards Coach

CHICAGO. Jan. 10 tP.--Now
that the Chicago Cardinals
have plucked 4l-year-old Frank
Ivy from the Canadian League
as their 10Th head coach, the
question is whether Ivy can
revive the ar-dwelline Cards
into q real contender in the
National Football League
Ivy, who was appointed last
night to succeed the resigned
Ray Richards, faces a stiff
challenge challenge that has
seen eight Cardinal coaches
shufiie out of Chicago in the
last 10 years.
But Ivy says he's used to
winning and that's enough for
Walt Wolfner. the Cardinals
managing director.
In announcing Ivy'S appoint
ment. Wolfner told newsmen:
"Ivy's the man we wanted
since Richards resigned Satur-
day and we feel he'll do a fine
Job He's got the winning
touch and It's bound to rub
of on the players. He's a hard
working coach. He's the an
swer to our problems"
Ivy. who played six years as a
top-fiight defensive end with
the Cards internationally from
l940-47. said he had a lot Of
work" ahead Of him in his new
job.
In four years OF coaching in
the pro ranks. Ivy. a native Of
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BURDETTE AND BAslLIo FOLLOW
AthIete-of-Ye Poll
Is Runaway for Ted

place votes and 434 points from
the 2i4 sports writers and
Sportscasters who participated
in the poll. Points were counted
on q basis Of three for first.
two for second and one for
third.
Burdette. who hurled three
complete. winning games to
beat the Yankees In the series,
collected 50 first-place votes
and 226 points.
Fifth Title at 50
Basilio. who moved up from
the welterweight championship
70 the middleweight throne by
defeating Sugar Ray Robinson
IN a stirring battle. garnered II
iirst-place votes and ll3 points.
The Fraternal Order Of
Eagles Frederick G. Miller
Memorial Trophy, awarded 70
the winner of the AP poll. viii
be presented to williams later
this month.
williams. who broke into
organized bali with San Diego
in 1886 and served two bitches
as q Marine pilot. hit .sSs last
season TO capture his NTH
batting title. He set q record
by winning the title at 80 and
Il was the highest mark in the
majors since Ted won in 1871
with an almost incredible .406
The sharp-eyed outfielder
clouted 80 homers and won the
smuggling title too with q re-
markable .73l average.
Considering his age. this
probably was hts greatest year,
See ATHLETE. Page Ca
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BY The Associated Press

Ted williams, king Of the
batters at the age Of 80. today
was named the outstanding
athlete Of the year for 1887 in
the annual Associated Press
year-end poll.
II was the first time In his
long. stormy and dramatic
career that the Boston Red Sox
slugger was chosen for the
honor. one Of the great prizes
in sports.
The recognition came seven
weeks after he was nosed out
by Mickey Mantle Of the New
York Yankees for the most
valuable-player award Of the
American League.
The selection by q committee
OF baseball writer's kicked UP
a mighty storm because one
writer picked williams for
ninth place and another named
him tenth.
siantle Is 18th
In the AP poll. Williams won
by q whopping margin over
Milwaukee Pitcher Lew Bur-
dette. the star Of the World
Series. Carmen Basilio. middles
weight boxing champion. was
q trailing third.
Mantle. winner Of the APPS
athlete-of-the-year poll for
1856 and the American
Leagues most valuable player
for 1856 and 1857. finished in a
tie for 18th this year. with only
one first-place designation and
IA points.
williams received IS first-
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superb sophomore talent, they'll
be as good.
Kearns New Hero
Rosenbluth's successor as an
All-American very likely will
be Tommy Kearns, a COM
pletely different type player.
but the one who makes Caro-
lima click.
Kearns is only 5-feet-ll, q
senior from Bergenfield. N. j..
but he can do everything.
Tommy. a barrel-chested l9l-
FOUNDER. is the fancy dribbler.
playmaker, the pressure guy
with tremendous drive and as
sortment of shots that led to
a i3-point average last year
and l7-plus this season.
Kearns' partner in the back
court is Bob Cunningham. who
as the Tar Heels brochure
See MARYLAND, Page Ca
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Skiatook Okla. won four Ca
padian Western Divisional titles
and grabbed the All-Canadian
championship three years run
ning-l954-5-6.
After playing at Oklahoma
Ivy served as an assistant to
Bud wilkinson from 1940-54.
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CAVALIERS GIVE TAR HEELS SCARE
Three FomiIior Faces
Lead CoroIino Here

superb sophomore talent. they'll
be as good.
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2 Garden Scoring Records
Broken by Cincinnati Soph
Oscar Robertson Is Ruted
Ahead Of Cola by Lopchick
BY the Associated Press

Oscar Robertson, a hep
HooSier who scores points and
shuns stardom. was the big
man Of college basketball to-
day. the toast even Of the hard
to-please New York critics.
The sophomore from Indian
apolis had EN- of their seats
and thumbing record books
last night. scoring Sc points as
Cincinnati University's Bearcats
swamped Seton Hall. 1884.
Outscoring the Pirates all by
himself, Oscar bettered the all
time record by a collegian in
Madison Square Garden for
total points and field goals
and was every bit as good a
team man as he was a scorer.
1t was a whale of a show by
the 6-foot-5 Negro sophomore,
boosting the twice-beaten Bear
cats. ranked seventh in this
weeks Associated Press poll,
into their ninth victory.
Third : ranked and once
beaten North Carolina. mean
while. pulled away late in the
game and defeated Virginia,
1896. In an Atlantic Coast
Conference game. The Tar
Heels. now ILL. were the only
other top 10 team in action.
Wipes Out Mikan Mark
RobertSon's production wiped
a pair of pretty fair players out
Of the Garden record book. It
bettered Harry Boykod's 81
points for st. Johns Brook
lynl against st. Francis
brooklyn in l947. and topped
by one the field goal record
set by Defaults all-time great.
George Mikan, with 81 against
Rhode Island in 1945.
There was varied response to
the question Of just how good
Oscar is, but Joe Lapchick. who
coached Boykoif at st. Johns.
switched TO pro ball. and then
returned TO st. Johns. called
Robertson the best sophomore
he's ever seen.
up until last night. it was
Tom Cola" Lapchick said.
Now it's this boy"
Cola. former LaSalle ace,
was q particular favorite here
abouts and there were some OBJ
jections raised. But Lapchick
hung 'em on q hook, one by
one.
Cola. now with the Philadel-
phia Warriors Of the National
Basketball Association. was the
only three-time All-Ameriea In
the history Of the AP selections.
Somebody mentioned that
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BY MERRELL WHITTLESEY
star stan Writer

''McGuire's Miracle Men"
were Just at the halfway mark
Of their drive TO the national
championship when they
played Maryland here last year
Frank McGuire's North Caro-
lima team had a l6-game win
ming streak. beat Maryland in
double overtime. 65-6l. in Cole
Field House. and went on to
win 80 in a row. the 32d in
triple overtime over Wilt Cham
berlin and Kansas for the NCAA
title.
Tomorrow night. in one Of
the most eagerly-awaited bas-
ketball games ever played in
Washington. q sellout Of a.
500 I'VE days In advance. the
Tar Heels return with three
familiar faces. one Of them a
probable All-American. and
two towering sophomores. plus
adequate reserves.
Streak at Seven Games
The winning streak Is not as
long this year--seven straight
but the Tar Heels have won
43 out Of a for the past two
seasons. q string interrupted by
West Virginia's 1854 victory
in the finals Of the Kentucky
Invitation last month.
They kept their new string
going last night by beating
Virginia. 1896. at Chapel Hill
after trailing at halftime. 80
30. The Cavaliers, one Of the
surprise teams Of the South
this season. stayed close most
Of the way and trailed by only
5 points with 3 minutes re-
naming. Then the Tar Heels
put on a late squirt TO widen
the final margin.
The regulars missing are Len
ME Rosenbluth. a unanimous
All-American who averaged q
points a game. and Joe Quigg.
"a 6-foot-9 center who was
third in rebounds and fourth
in scoring on the team last
year. but a handy guy to have
around.
Rosenbluth was graduated
and Is being slowly broken in
by the pro Philadelphia War
riors. Quigg suffered Q frac-
tured leg in Q preseason scrim-
mage and Is out for the season.
Some say the Tar Heels are
only 90 70 70 per cent the team
they were last year. Others say
with added experience and
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SNOW TIRES MOUNTED AND OF.
MOUNTED AT END or EACH SEA.
SON FOR me LIFE or Inc TIRES
Az NO EXTRA GOSH
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Sievers Makes Pitch Today
For 100 Per Cent Increase

me when he came back Tor the
Touchdown Club dinner"
Grimth reiterated that he
has offered Sievers a So per
cent increase over Roy's esti-
mated $4,000 salary Of last
season. lifting Sievers TO the
$4,000 class, but the American
Leagues home run and runs
batted In leader feels he's en-
titled TO a 100 per cent boost,
to $4,000.
Sievers, staying with friends
while here 10 receive the Clark
See SEWERS. Page C-S
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Forty-two percentage points
are separating outhelder Roy
Sievers and President Cal Grif-
fifth from getting together on a
1858 contract for the Senator'S
slugger and that wide differ
ence Of opinion may be whitfield
today In a conference at the
ball park.
II imagine we'll talk salary
today" Griffith said. when
Roy was In town a few weeks
agQ for the IN" Club banquet
hettold me he'd drop in TO see
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Saturday Sports
On Television

BASKETBALL
Syracuse vs.. Cincinnati. Nationa
Basketball Association, WRC-4. I'm.
Duke VS. North Carolina state. At
lantic Coast Conference. WMAL-7.
FOOTBALL
eenior Bowl Game, WRC-4. 3 Pm.
GOLF
Lloyd Mangrum vs.. Etan Leonard,
AWMAL--1. 4 Pm.
Chicago vs.. Detroit, National Hockey
League WTOP-9. 2 pm.
\ BOWLING
Bowl the Champ. ehallenEers W.
Ingomar (Btngl Moen. WMAL-7s
ESQ pm.
, 1958-04-14
KEYES

Mr.. KEYES -.
enroute to Salem. He was ac-
companied by Mrs. Keyes.
Widely known in Oregon
accounting circles, he was
founder and twice president of
the Oregon Association Of
Public Accountants and a
member of the Oregon state
board of accountancy.
He was known as "the fly
ing accountant" taking up
flying when he was 40 years
old at Salem and making nu-
merous business trips by plane.
, 1958-04-14
EDITOR

EDITOR $50.
he had urged Mr.. Miller to
drop the issue and stop fam
ming fires" but the editor re-
fused to do so. Mr.. Kendall
said that as a result, the coun-
ell voted 1872 to dismiss Mr..
Miller.
A recall election will be held
April II. If two-thirds of the
students fail to go along with
the council decision, Mr.. Miller
will be re-instated.
One of the two council mem
bers who voted against the
custer said the dismissal re-
suited from the work Of cam
pus Junior spies" for the
White Citizens Councils. The
student, who declined to be
identified, said the disputed
editorial was a "calm plea for
freedom of speech and inquiry
on Mississippi's college cam
Ipuses."
, 1958-04-14
Notice Of Meeting.

There will be a meeting Of
the State Republican Organi-
zation of the Virgin Islands
10, 1858. The meeting is
to be held in st. Croix. Police
ROOM The agenda will
include the election Of Nation
al Committeeman and other
such business as is deemed
important.
Margrette S. Hilborn
Sec. -Treas.o of the State
Republican Organization
Virgin Islands
, 1958-04-14
MISS PARIS
DR.. FLEMING

New jersey, Pennsylvania, A reception was held at the
and the territory Of the Virgin home Of the brides sister
Islands are represented by de- Miss Esther Paris in the Hanil
legations appointed by the ton Jackson Project.
, 1958-04-14

Governors Of those States.
Governor Gordon of the Vir-
gin Islands appointed DR..
Fleming, it was learned.
, 1958-04-14
T I E S D 4 Y
SUNDAY & MONDAY

r S y AY
United Artist presents:
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in
DANCE WITH ME HENRY"
Rock With Rhythm
Roll With G1ee
It's the ~craziest mix-up Carnival
The widest wackiest Comedy I! +!
See the Return Boxing Match of
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Seat at our Theater to witness the
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Carmen
CARMEN BASILIO VS.
SUGAR RAY ROBINSON
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Latest World Wide News dur
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Admission for Afternoon & Even
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Also Latest World Wide News
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Big Double Feature Day
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HOT SHOTS"
It's a rlot!! They are the big shots
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Hit No. 2
THE GUN THAT WON
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Dennis Morgan, Richard Denning,
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The story of the weapon, that
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LATEST NEWS
, 1958-04-14
NOTICE

April 8, 1858 American Institute for Sacer-
Notice is hereby given that dotal Cooperation, and Domi-
an order dated April 9, 1858 nican Republic President
has been issued by the under Hector B. Trujilo, Generals
signed authorizing the name of simo RafaeI 1. Trujillo, spon-
the Oil Screw MARY Official sor of the Patronato project,
Number 260417 owned by and Vice President DR.. Joa-
Charles H. MARSHALL Of which ouin Balaguer were also pre-
Charlotte Anaie Virgin IS sent at the signing ceremony.
lands is the home port, to be According to terms of the
changed to BERNICE M. agreement, the Dominican Re
John H. MoseleY public will finance operations
Acting Collector of Customs of the program which will be
Charlotte Analie in the form of a trust, and will
st. Thomas, VI. pay all salaries while the
1O-l2-1415 Church will undertake the or
, 1958-04-14
DOMINICAN

Archbishop Of Santo Domingo
and Primate Of the West In
dies; Monsignor Casimiro Nor
clio, Archbishop Of zaragoza
(Spain), President Of Hispano-
, 1958-04-14
MISS MELcHoIR

Dr.. Joa- test in St. Croix, she made a
lso pre- tremendous impression here
remony. with her excellent diction and
of the poise.
can Re In the recent contest the
erations judges gave her credit for,
will be among other things, adeptness,
and will choice of music and sound of
lie the voice.
the or She promised to arrange her
ming of program to be of interest to
educa- both youths and adults alike
element ard to extend all courtesies to
lent eff teenagers to share her pro-
i'd. No gram. It was learned also that
\, 0 r she donated some of her prizes
ere an to Mr.. Roker.
, 1958-04-14

tional projects to complement
the nations development eff
forts, the Center said, No
specific appropriation, 0 r
operational details were an
nounced.
Generalissimo Trujillo, the
country's foremost proponent
in the encouragement Of reli-
gious motives in national life,
stated that Social indignation
of lower economic groups can
only be accomplished through
~implementation of measures
both moral and material"