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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13
DAVIS JOB ON KEARNS HAILED
Weingorten's Role
Planned by MiIIikon
By MERRELL WHITTLEsEY
star star Writer

Doc Weingarten's important
role in Maryland's big 74-6l
victory over North Carolina
Saturday night was no acci-
dent. Coach Bud Milllkan said
after the game.
The Terps had been practic-
ing since before the Christmas
Holidays for the time when
they'd need three big men of
the boards. The Tar Heels had
three big ones back there in
Dick Kepley at 6-foot-o, Lee
Shaffer. 81, and Pete Bren-
nen. a-6.
Weingarten first went In
when John Nacincik was in
danger Of fouling out. Then
In the second half he replaced
iom Young, who was able TO
move at only quarter speed be-
cause Of his bad leg.
Weingarten not only helped
the Terps get the edge on the
backboards, but he came up
with II points. including nine
Of 10 from the foul line.
And Weingarten was spot
ting three inches in height to
Shaffer. the man he was
guarding.
As Millikan said. it was a
team victory, but Nick Davis
was another who stood out.
Nick did a wonderful job Of
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ERDELATZ
Continued from Page Ala

Continued from Page Ala
the idea on the advice Of his
physician.
The job, with all its added
attractions. repeatedly calls for
an annual income Of $4,000.
While in Dallas for the Cotton
Bowl. where the germ of max
ing the move was first planted
in Erdelatz's mind. the Navy
coach said that figure was not
exaggerated, The money is
there" he said.
1T Is "a fabulous OFFER" Erde-
latz told Cutter Saturday.
Better than anything the pros
ever offered me-" In 1854 the
San Francisco Forty Miners
offered Erdelatz. former line
coach there. the head Job at a
reported $4,000.
The relationship between
Cutler and the coach has been
a touchy one. Several Of Cut
ler's public remarks last season
including one that referred To
Nays pre-Army games as
scrimmages. may have helped
put Evdelatz in a wandering
frame of mind.
News that Erdelatz figured In
the Texas Ann story first APP
peared in yesterdays San An
tonic Light. which said that
the Navy coach had agreed en-
Enthusiastically" 70 the offer and
barring entirely unexpected
developments win be coach Of
AIM no later .han Tuesday or
Wednesday"
Cutter said today no
thought will be given to a sue
ceSsor until Erdelatz's move is
definite. Maybe he won't like
1t down there" he added.
Erdelatz came 20 Navy at a
time when football was at an
sll-time low at the academy.
He developed a nationally
ranked team. The Middies
went to the Sugar Bowl game
three years ago and beat Mis-
sisSippi. Last season they
compiled a 9-l-l record. in
Guiding the Cotton Bowl VIC
tory. They were ranked fifth
in the final Associated Press
poll.
Navy under Erdlatz has a
44-23-3 record. Over the last
five seasons. the Middies are
39-il-2.
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$592 PER DAY FOR 1858
Cosper's Hot Streak
Grows in Crosby Win

PEBBLE BEACH, Calf, Jan.
10 R -Affable Bill Casper,
who continues to gain golfing
stature while he watches his
waistline. banked a fat $500
today as his winning share OF
the Bling Crosby tournament
money.
With the $4,000 he picked up
as third place winner at Los
Angeles the previous week,
Casper's cash register has
clinked at an average OF about
$500 per day for 1858.
The 26-year-old ex-sailor. a
2l5-pound Californian from
Apple Valley. captured the top
prize In Crosby's 72-hole $50, 00O
event yesterday with an H.
under-par score Of 277 for a
four-stroke bulge.
II Decides II
His final IS was a one-under-
par II over the picturesque but
tricky Pebble Beach course
bordering the Pacific.
He collected another $500
as he and his amateur partner,
Bob Reynolds. former STAN
ford football star, finished Sec
ond with a best-ball total OF
26l. That was a stroke of the
$4,000 winning pace Of pro Jay
Hebert and Roger Kelly. for
Imer California Amateur cham
pion from North Hollywood
who carded a 260.
Casper. who says he patterns
his stroke after Jimmy De
moret. also hit the most sensa,
tional shot Of the tourney. /
was a l35-yard belt with q No
Q iron on the 18th hole tina
bounced twice and dropped init
the cup for an eagle two. ThaI
sewed up victory for Casper
who won the Phoenix and Ken
lucky Derby Opens in 1885,
while earning about $4,000.
Casper and the rest OF tn,
golfers played too rapidly ;,
meet a television date in per-
son yesterday. He completed hi
victory round just before thu
tournament was due for a debut
before a national televisior
audience. Films showed how HI
did 1t.
Second place and $2.400 wen
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to 24-year-old Dave Mari of
Rumson. N. j.. who carded ~
and a 28l total.
Flnsterwald At 28l
Deadlocked at 284 were Dow
Finsterwald Of Tequesta, Fla.
Jack Burke Of Kiamesha Lake,
N. r.. and Ken Ventura of San
Francisco. Their payof was
81. 1913.
Down the list and getting
Just the 800 paid each pro fin-
ishing we're National Open
Champion Dick Mayer and
PEA Champion Lionel Herbert.
both with final scores Of 10
and totals Of 800.
Casper intends TO play In the
majority of tournament this
year including this weeks
Tijuana. Mex. Open. a ST.
500 tournament starting Friday
Bob Rosburg Of Napa. Calf.
who led through SO holes and
shared the top spot with Casper
going into the finals, blew "a
an 81 and a 287 total. His score
included a triple DOGGY on the
tenth hole when his tee shot
went into kelp and driftwooc
on the beach.
Leading scores and money
winners:
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Gunmon Caught in Try
To Steal Golf Receipts

PEBBLE BEACH. Calf. Jan.
10 tPl.-An attempt TO rob the
Bing Crosby golf tournament
OF an estimated 500. 900 in re-
ceipts ended in a fight for q
gun and capture Of the gum
man before dawn today. q
sheriff's deputy said.
Tom Martin. q Monterey
County deputy sheriff guarding
two safes across the street from
the plus Del Monte Lodge. said
he suffered powder burns in
the struggle before overpower-
ing the unidentified gunman
and taking him to jail at near
by Salinas.
The man refused to give any
name and was booked as John
Doe. pending investigation Of
armed robbery charges.
Deputy Martin said 1t all
happened about 1880 am. when
Chester Gillette. treasurer Of
Del Monte Properties Co. and
Frank Morton. an auditor.
started to get in their car out
side the Offices.
This gunman came across
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HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL

RESULTS YESTERDAY
S.s.sss:- n Pre-. as s, .' SnsA6 Ms & &
Comma SO Mount 81. Joseph 81
St. John. as '''''''"'' Lo,o,. q,
Columbian Prep AZ Nav Pisbes. 4.
AZ Fresh vs. Balls Prep At Walter
GAMES TOMORROW
Wilson ys. Western At Roosevelt, $50
Anaeostia 81 Tech. $50.
cardeIo vs.. Dunbar al Tech, 8.
ArmatrOnG ~ Eastern, $3.50.
Phelps 81 Springarn, $50.
Ceolldse 81 80. Adams. $50.
I wSSSra.s .s,I a. hMasAi s,c s'is.
high Point 81 H-CC, AIS,
llGh Point ~ B-CC. i:I5.
wheaton az Bladensburr, 3.
Blair al Oxon Hill, 2.
Northwestern 81 Suitland, $50.
south hAserstoWn 81 walter yehnson
Northwood AZ Damascus, 2.
Richard Montgomery ~ Frederick. q.
B0onsboro a. P0olesville, ESQ.
Alumni az 0wynn Park, q.
Lackey at Charlotte Hall. ..
81. Mary's AZ Laplata, Z.
Faculty at Calvert County, q.
Hammond 81 Annandale, !.
Fairfax al WashlnEten.L Lee, $50.
Wakefield a. Falls Church, Z.
Groveton 81 Mount Vernon, $50.
Garfield 81 George Mason, Z.
Merndon at Loudoun County, Q.
Marshall ~ Nokesville, Z.
RappahanHoek a. Osbouru, 7.
Luther Jackson AZ Richardson, I;3O.
Lee.burg neusiass ~ Johnson William
tBerryville), 1880.
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the street and got in the back
OF their car" the deputy said
He had a suitcase. some ad-
hesive tape and some binding
ropes. He told Gillette a part
ner was holding Mrs. Gillette
down the road. He said if they
resisted in any way. they would
be killed and Mrs. Gillette. too.
Deputy Martin said the gun
man forced the two men TO
open the front door Of the fin
ance building. But in order 10
get where the safes were. they
had to call me-" he said.
1T was only after l had
opened the door that ! saw this
man had a gun in their backs,
I had a gun. too. but II fused IL
/ figured they would be killed,
so I dropped my gun at his
orders and got face down on
the floor.
Il pretended ! was very sick
and the ruse worked. When he
came close ] grabbed his gun
hand and there was an awful
fight.
1T went all over the ONCE.
His gun went Of and I got some
powder burns on my hands
but beat him TO the floor and
took his gun" the deputy said
Gillette. who said his wife
never had been called. said the
man seemed to know quite a
bit about the place and where
the safes were.
Il think he's the same guy
that was around a day or two
ago saying he was from some
magazine. The fellow asked
an awful lot Of questions about
the operation how much
money we took In. where 1t
was kept and things like that. "
Gillette said.
The Del Monte treasurer said
the safes contained all the re-
ceipts from ticket sales. con-
ceSsions and money used for
0Deratinu evflaneee
Bing Crosby turns over the
take from the tourney to
charity.
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Soccer Leaders Open
Lost Holt With Win

The Washington Sports Club,
irst-half champion Of the Ma
tional Soccer League. opened
the second round by defeating
Charles County, 80. at Hams
Point yesterday.
The Central Valet knights
of Columbus beat the Births
Lions. ST., at West Potomac
Park. and Myron Cowell shut
out Andrews ALB. 80. at An
drews.
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Hungorions Enter
Tuble Tennis Play

The Eastern table tennis
tournament took on an inter-
national flavor today with the
entry of a strong contingent Of
Hungarians led by DR.. Miksa
Gal. national senior champion.
The tournament Is scheduled
for Sunday and Monday at the
Jellef Branch Boys Club. 1855
s street NV.
DR.. Gal. who fed Hungary
in 1856. won the Washington
Capital Open last year.. He
heads a list Of several Hun
garian entrants who will COM
pete against such outstanding
players as Thor Hazi. Bernard
Bukiet and Barry Michelman.
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Weiss Seekinq
Record as AU
Steps UpP Pace

American US basketball team
tonight starts a stretch of four
Mason-D Dixon Conference games
within the next six nights that
could move it into first place.
An almost certain by-prod-
uct Of this stretch. win or lose,
will be that Frank Weiss will
break the all-time AU scoring
record Of 1871 points set by
Leroy Ishman from l947-5l
In fact. there's a good chance
he'll get the needed 10 points
tonight when the Eagles play
Mount st. Mary's, defending
champion. at Emmitsburg. Md.
After tonight. the Eagles play
at Western Maryland tomorrow
night. against Bridgewater here
Wednesday night and against
Baltimore U. here Saturday
night. They'll be favored in all
except tonight's game.
The Mounts, always tough
on their home floor. have a AZ
conference record for a first
place tie with Hampden Sydney
They disposed Of one big rival
Loyola. by IS points last Friday
Four other teams are unbeaten
including AU. with 30 in the
league. but such is the schedule
that this situation Of so many
perfect records hardly can last
past the early part Of the week
Weiss, q 6-foot-3 senior from
Brooklyn. has been a star since
his freshman days when he sci
the school record for most
points by freshman. 403. He's
very consistent. getting close to
his average Of 10 points every
game. seldom going very far
above or below that mark. His
best was 80 against Hampton
Sydney last year.
Even when AU is losing he
generally does all right. such
as the 81 points he got last Sat-
urday night when Georgetown
beat the Eagles.
Washington's two other
Mason Dixon teams. Catholic
U. and Gallaudet. also will be
active this week. Gu is host to
Washington College tonight and
plays at Johns Hopkins
Wednesday. Gallaudet is at
home to Bridgewater tomorrow
night. visits Bowie Teachers
Friday and meets Howard at
Capitol Arena Saturday.
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Baltimore Elves Logging
In Catholic Race Again

best performance Of the season.
Cage still hit "a points and
snagged Is rebounds. a normal
day for him. Phil Walters hit
six Of nine shots from the COR
ner in the third quarter on the
way to % points for Calvert
Hall.
Gonzaga needed a pair OF
foul shots to beat Mount St,
Joseph. 56-54, in the third
overtime yesterday in Balti-
more in another league game
After a 54-54 tie in regula-
ton time. the teams went two
overtime periods without scor-
ing before HOWE Langley sank
two free throws for the neces-
sary points under sudden
death" rules.
Bill Kiryan led Gonzaga S
scoring with Is points and
Mike Word added 10 as the
Eagles won their fourth game
In five overall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13
BALrIMoE -wAsHIN0TON
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
BY DICK STAY
star stan Writer


The addition Of GonZaga
and DeMatha TO the Balti-
more Washington Catholic
League seems to make no diff
ference in the position Of
Washington teams in the
basketball standings. AS in
the first two years Of the
leagues existence. the Balti-
more clubs trial the pack at
this juncture.
There are some who think
Loyola is the best high school
team in Baltimore, hut the
Dons were no match for st.
Johns yesterday. The Cadets
thumped Loyola. 65-4l, in the
first game of a league double
header at DeMatha. and De-
Matha won the second game,
62-52. from Calvert Hall.
The opening game must have
been one of the toughest ever
played in this vicinity. Sixty
fouls were called. 80 against
Loyola. While st. Johns was
charged with slightly fewer
fouls. II lacked nothing In
roughneSs.
I'VE teach face blocking; it's
q carry-over from football. :"
Coach Joe Gallagher quipped.
but he wasn't exaggerating too
much.f One reason Loyola
made only nine field goals was
that the Dons were racked up
almost every time they tried a
shot.
ST. Johns broke away from
q IT'LL tie with nine straight
points, led by Frank Dubofsky
and Devin Doolan. Bob Fletcher
popped in another six points
to make it 32-18 at halftime.
and the Cadets ran freely from
there. Doolan finished with is
points. Fletcher with IA. Du-
bofsky with IL and Mike Nc
Carthy with 10. Ed Worden
led Loyola with 10 points. IL
from the foul line.
Calvert Hall tried a four
man zone against DeMatha
and put its fifth man on Ernie
Cage. nose-to-nose. That left
Joe Quinn free in the middle
and he scored 10 points in his
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PRO BOWL
Continued from Page ALI

OoHbuucu thom IaBC NJ
Parker's East team a short
lived rs lead. But Bert Rechi-
char put the West back in
front with a 9-yard field goal.
making 1t CT at the half. and
it was no contest from then on
It was Rechichar's four field
goals last year. the shortest IL
yards and the longest q game
record So. that gave the West
Its winning margin in a 1912
victory. Yesterday his first ex-
tra-point try was blocked by
Pittsburgh's Jack Butler. but
the East couldn't stop him after
that.
Baltimore's Alan Ameche set
up Rechichar's first three
pointer with a beautiful &C.
yard run. another game record.
shortly after the East scored.
Speedy Don Paul dragged The
Horse" down on the courtyard
line. where the East's line made
probably its best stand Of the
day before the field goal.
Rechichar's second field goal.
this one from % yards out, in
creased the Vests margin.
Although there was no osten-
sible show Of bad feeling be-
tween Parker. who quit the De-
troit Lions helm in a huh be-
fore the start Of the 81 season.
and Wilson. who succeeded
him. the West seemed to have
more fire than its rival. Y. A,
Title. who shared the West
quarterback Job with Balti-
more's Johnny Unitas. even
busted of the familiar fake
field goal 10 help set up his
teams second touchdown. The
play clicked for IL yards and
a first down on the East 10 on
a pass to McElhenny. Touch
down Tommy" Wilson OF the
Los Angeles Rams went
straight through the middle In
the next play for the score.
Schmidt's interception, plus
a 24-yard runback TO the
East's 10. set the trappings for
the final touchdown. Unitas
pitched to teammate Ameche
for eight yards In the end zone.
Near the finish, the lop-sided
game developed into something
Of q circus. On one play Tit
tie handed of TO McElhenny.
who lateralled back to Y. A..
who then threw q 2e-yard pass
TO McElhenny.
Maybe they wern't trying
TO rub 1t in on the hapless
losers. but II looked that way
TO some spectators.
E w... ------S as g-as
East scoring---touchdowp; Renfro
go, pass from Morally Conversion:
west scoring--touchdQw Dillon
$50, run. pass intereeption)i Wilson,
10, runl Ameche 70. pass from
upitasJ Conversions: ReehichaT, 2,
Field Roals--Rechiehar, . 10 and 49,
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Holly Minis to Fight
Boyd January u

MIAMI BEACH. Fla. Jan. IS
R.-Bobby Boyd of Chicago
and Holly Minis Of Washing
ton. d. C., have been named as
middleweight opponents in a
televesion bout here January %.
The match is scheduled for
10 rounds. The veteran Minis
lost to Boyd in 1866 on a close
decision
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13

tying up Tommy, Kearns. who
is a great basketball player and
q potential All-American but
who was badly outplayed by
Davis
Kearns makes the Tar Heels
tick, and when he was bottled
up 1t obviously affected the
play Of the entire team.
Davis bounded Kearns every
moment and Tommy was not
the cool. unruffied player he
usually is. He showed i'm
patience. he argued with the
officials, and not until Davis
left the game did Kearns start
scoring. He finished with 10
points.
Perfect Distribution
Millikan thought his teams
point distribution was perfect,
five men in double figures and
nobody with more than IA.
Maryland played a smart
defensive game in holding the
Tar Heels to their lowest total
in two years. except for games
where showdown tactics were
used.
The Maryland coach said his
players were so keyed up for
the game that he thought they
might be too high. Il tried to
tell them some funny stories in
the dressing room before the
game" Bud said.
Despite five day notice that
the game was a sellout. Eddie
Bean, the Maryland ticket
manager. said hundreds who
begged me to sell them a
ticket just TO get in" were
turned away. The extra seats
and standees boosted the crowd
to l5.l00.
HOyas in Good Spot
Millikan said that George.
town is in a perfect spot for
tomorrow nights game at The
Hilltop. We're bound to have
a letdown," he said. and we
always have trouble with
Georgetown. particularly over
there"
Millikan thought Dukes VIC
tory over North Carolina State
in Saturdays televised game
was good for the Atlantic Coast
Conference.
Il tried to tell everybody that
Duke has a good ball club"
Millikan said. Maryland beat
Duke by IS points here last
week, but it seems Maryland
must have been sharp that
night too. and Duke not too
bad. Incidentally. in all four
ACC games on Saturday. the
home team won.
The Terps will play the Tar
Heels at least once more. at
Chapel Hill on February "a.
and very likely in the ACC
championship tournament the
first week in March.
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Bobby Cox Signs
Rums' Contract

MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. l3 up.
Bobby Cox. Minnesota quar-
terback. says he has signed a
contract with the Los Angeles
Rams.
Cox declined to elaborate on
contract terms. He returned
yesterday from Mobile. Ala,
where he played in the Senior
Bowl game Saturday.
The Rams are expected to
give him a trial both at quar-
terback and as defensive back.
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NBASTANDINGS

INSULTS YESTERDAY
Philadelphia. us. New York. llO
(overtimel
St Louis. III; Minneapolis. ,Ob,
Cincinnati. .ll5; Boston. 81.
Syracuse 135. Detroit 100
RESULTS SATURDAY
St Louis. Zoe; Boston, sS
Detroit. l2a; Minneapolis. Ice. A
Cincinnati. l05. Syracuse. 100.
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|Schayes Tops
Scoring Mark
Set by kikan
BY the Associated Pres.

Dolph schayes Of the SYRIA
cuse Nationals ranks today a.
the foremost scorer In profess
sional basketball annals.
The 29-year-old former New
York University lu MI nary
eclipsed retired George Mikan's
all-time pro career scoring rec
ord by collecting "a points as
Syracuse drubbed the Detroit
Pistons. i36-i09. yesterday
The 6-foot-e. 220-p o u n d
Schayes now has scored i1.770
points in 10 years Of pro play.
including the 1859 season
when Syracuse was in the Ma
tional Basketball League. Mikan
Tailed li.764 points in nine pro
seasons.
In other games yesterday. the
Cincinnati Royals overwhelmed
the Boston Celtics. 1887, the
Philadelphia Warriors. paced
by Neil Johnston's 80 points.
downed the New York Knicks,
ll5-l10. in overtime and the
st. Louis Hawks turned back
the Minneapolis Lakers. Ill
los.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13
Mats Never Pushed

Syracuse bolted to a 1926
firSt-quarter lesd and never
was threatened in posting Its
18th straight home court sue
cess. Larry Costello headed the
scoring parade for the Mats
with 20 points while George
Yardley topped Detroit with rs.
Cincinnati built up a 56-3S
halftime bulge and coasted the
rest of the way against Boston.
Jack Twyman, who hit on his
first IL field goal attempts. was
high for the Royals with 26
The Celts saw their Eastern
Division lead over Syracuse cut
TO 4ia games.
Paul Arizin sank q pair Of
free throws with one second
left TO enable Philadelphia to
tie the Knicks in regulation
time. The Warriors outscored
New York. 1873. in overtime 10
pull out the victory as Vince
Boryla. the Knicks' coach. was
banished from the court by
Referee Lou Eisenstein.
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Boryla. incensed over the call
which gave Arizin the chance
to deadlock the game. argued
on another foul in overtime and
was charged with two technical
fouls. He tried to get to Eisen-
stein in the corridor after the
game had ended. but bystand-
ers restrained him.
Cliff Hagan produced IA of
his 27-point output in the final
quarter TO spark st. Louis to its
triumph over the Lakers. Dick
Garmaker also scored q for
Minneapolis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13

fAu hnishers with scores reeeiv
500, All starters received $500.
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S E... -----........S S,S g-as
ss pass fso% Mcp4sS H5nG
West scorine--touchdovn Dillon
$50, run, pass intereeption)i Wilson,
upitas) Conventions: Reehichay, e.
Field aoals--Rechichar. . 70 and 49,