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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
cosTA.BRAyA's
LAZY DAYS.
GOOD IDEA

The latest diversion on
SPANS COSTA Bravo" Is
port hopping BY water bus.
The boats serve a lo-mile
stretch Of coast between
Blanes and Tamariu where
most resorts are located.
But. warns one Spanish
author. TO enjoy the Costa
Bravo. one must come pre-
pared 10 give laxiness the
Importance II has IN life,
which II considerable"
Visitors. the Spanish
Tourist once says. quickly
become experts at giving
laxiness everything 1t de-
serves.
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Hertz Expands

Hertz Rent-a-Car has set ur
operations for the first time In
10 cities in Quebec. Canada,
They are: Mount Joli. Riviere
du Loup. Sherbrooke. Sept Isles
st. Joseph d'Alma. Montgom-
cry, st. Jovite. Matane and the
twin cities Of Trois Rivieres
and Cap de Ia Madeleine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
BY MARJORIE r. vIRDEN
Special Writer for The Star

bpeciM Writer Tor Inc star
REHoBoTH BEACH. Del,
July ls.-From now until mid
September almost everyone liv-
ing here. whether year-round
residents or cottage colonists,
will be involved in the mani
fold activities which for the
past 20 years have added to
Rehoboth's appeal for visitors.
In addition to long. lazy days
on the sand and In the surf.
and the boardwalk prominad-
ing popular after dinner. this
entire Cape Henlopen area af-
fords an amazingly diversified
group Of affairs.
Monday through Friday the
American Red Cross viii offer
free swimming lessons from 10
am. until noon daily at Towers
Road. just below this resort.
Two localities. Ed Hurley and
Allan Lynch. are holding nu-
merous small classes In swim
ming this summer for begin
ners. intermediates. and ad-
vanced students. both children
and adults, sash,s. ,,-,s r..
The annual Junior, Fishing
Derby will be held Friday and
Saturday under sponsorship Of
the Rehoboth Sportsman Club
and the City Fathers. The set
ting viii again be Lake Gerar.
Delaware's Chief Game War;
den Virgil Hearn will stock the
lake with catfish. and prizes
will be awarded the young
Isaac Waltons based on size
and number of catches, and
also on the age Of the youthful
anglers.
The youngsters provide q
fascinating subject for Reho-
both Camera Club members
and other Photographic fans as
they cast their lines in the
lake. and beam with pardon
able pride when they're lucky.
Next Sunday, several thou
sand lovers of fine horsefiesh
and good Workmanship will
spend the day at Bay Manor
Farm" residence Of Otis H.
Smith. Mayor of nearby Lewes,
for the fifth annual st. Peters
Episcopal Church Horse Show.
More than 200 horses will be
entered and shown. st. Peters
Horse Show is a member of the
Combined Eastern Shore Show
and of the American Horse
Show Associations.
The affair gets underway at
lD am. and continues until
every event is held, which usu-
ally means at dusk.
:The Rehoboth Beach XII
wants Club will hold its an
rfual auction sale for the bene-.
1T Of underprivileged children
at 1880 pm, Sunday, August
n. All types Of merchandise,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
Norway Ferry
Ready to Sail

The new ferry. NJ. 8. Skagen
built In Arendal. Norway. viii
be ready soon TO make q new
railroad link between South
Norway and the Continent.
II has space for 40 automo-
biles, 2 railway cars and SOC
passengers. with sleeping &C
commodations for l40 persons
There is q bar and lounge in
front under the navigation
bridge. and a dining room aft
on the same deck.
The new ferry viii operate
all year. with daily sailings in
both directions during the sum-
mer. The trip across Skagerak
takes about four or I'VE hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
POINTS OF INTEREST
Oregon Shakespeare
Begins 18th Year

at San Diego. The II days Wi
be filled with parties. street
dances. parades. concerts. pic
mics and barbecnes. Highliehl
viii be 10 performances Of the
pageant. The California
Story"
NORTH CAROLINA-Resi
dents and vacationists at High
lands win don hillhilly costumes
August for square dancing
mountain music, q parade and
contests. observing annual
"Hillbilly Day"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
New Jersey Girds
For Tot Invasion

The first of the annual Baby
parades is set for August Z at
Ocean City. N. j.
This is the 49th year for
the baby parade at the Jersey
resort. The four main divisions
are fancy costumes. comic i'm
presentations. floats. and en-
tries Of service clubs, hotels
and business concerns.
Entries for the baby pag-
cant are being received at the
Boardwalk Information Blu
reau, or at the Department Of
Public Relations at Ocean City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

A tourist curiosity Is The
Hexasonal schoolhouse at East
Bethel. Vt. It was built about
1880. and. according to legend.
its unusual shape was 70 better
resist the elements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
Aussie DisneyIund?
AN Anstralian "pisneyl

An Australian ''Disneyland.
q small edition Of the Holly
wood attraction. Is proposed for
q site near Suffers Paradise,
on Australians Queensland Gold
Coast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
Lost Dutchmun

Superstition Mountain. famed
desert landmark east of Phoe-
nix. Ariz.. is the supposed site
Of the Lost Dutchman's gold
mine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

OREG0N-The shakespear-
can Festival at Ashland opens
It's 18th season July %. II
runs through September 4. Pre-
sentea in nightly rotation win
be Much Ado About Nothing.
king Lear" Merchant of
Venice" and 'Troilus and cres-
sida."
vERMONT-The second an
nual production OF "ver-
montana" q patriotic drama,
viii be held Saturday nc the Art
Center Pavilion In Manchester,
Curtain Is at $40 pm.
49,
WEST VIRGINIA - Betty
May Tompkins. Of Charleston,
will reign as Queen Silvia XXI
during the Mountain State
Forest Festival at Elkins oc-
tober 2 and 3. Miss Tompkins
Is q student at Mary Washing
ton College In Fredericksburg
Va.
49,
MISSOURI - The Yelled
Prophet Ball and Parade
originally organized in 1873 az
q harvest festival. Is scheduled
for October 7 and 8 In st. Louis
49,
CALIFORNIA The annual
Fiesta del Paciiico will be held
August 20 through September 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
Heavy Spenders

The tourist business in Phoe-
nix, Ariz., draws ti2S million
q year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

COLONIAL BEACH. va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

CALIFORNIA The annua
Fiesta del Paciiico viii be helC
August 20 through September
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

BERKELEY SPRINGS, W. VA
VACATION II The MOUNTAINS THIS YEA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23

Fancy yeast breads are among those
extra specials" women will take time
TO make only for party entertaining.
Yet il is not very long ago that Fri
day right across America was bread
baking day. Bread enough was baked
to last full week and il kept its taste,
too. Great biIlowing loaveS came
from the ovens. giving the kitchen a
fragrance to match any rare perfume.
Children raced home from school
come Friday.
All is different now. Today the
baking Of yeast breads is considered
a special talent, and to serve guests
homemade bread one has baked in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
This Week Food Editor

their honor is a gracious compliment.
These poppy-seed crescents are for
spring party entertaining.
Notice please the use Of evaporated
milk; this offers advantages. First, it
eliminates the need to scald the milk;
evaporated milk is already sterilized.
Breads and other baked goods made
with evaporated milk contain an
added percentages Of whole milk solids
which gives a richness in favor, extra
protein, an extra browning quality
and a crust more tender. Another
point is breads made with evaporated
milk hold their freshness. Protein
increases - Continued on page Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
CHERRY BAvARIAN CREAM

, lib cans red sour cherries tbsp. lemon juice
envelope unAsvored gelatin u cup nOaG1t dry
7tsp. SuCaryI solution miIk solids
49, salt kcice water
Drain liquid iron cherries. saving y C. Soften
gelatin in y C. liquid; add SucaryI dissolve over
bOt water Chop cherries; add remaining y c
liquid salt lemon juice Add gelatin and mix well
Chill until mixture begins to thCkea. combine dry
.nilk solids and iCe water. beat 60 texture Of
whipped cream. Fold into eelat.n Pour into lightly
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23

Sucaryl simply says you don't have
to trim portions to trim Galleries. No
compromising your taste, either.
any dish sweetened with calorie-free
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
06u can't taste the difference hut.
SucaryI makes it lots easier to cut down calories

Sucaryl tastes just like its sugar.
sweetened twin.
You use Sucaryl practically any
where you would sugar. In tablet
form, to sweeten your coffee, tea or
any hot drink. Solution. for fruits
and cereals. for cooking and baking.
Sucaryl, of course. is for anyone
sensibly counting Galleries, and for
those who for any other reason
can't use sugar. Low salt diets call
for Sucaryl Calcium. Abbott Labora-
tories. North Chicago, III.
and Montreal, Canada. U6UOt
Sucaryl'
Non csIOnc SwesleaeI : Al Your Drugstore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
Bake Your Own
Party Rolls

ny cLEMENTINE PADDLEF0RD
Food
These ereseents taste good they look
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23

TINS WEEK Mososi"e Fsbsvosy AZ. IsSs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-25
KENTUCKY PRIDE OUT OF RACE
Tim Tam 8-5 Fovorite
For Rich .FIominoo

MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 25 (P.-
Calumet Stable may still have
the winner of Saturdays $780,
000-added Flamingo Stakes at
Hialeah Park despite Ken
lucky Pride's withdrawal yes
terday because of an old ankle
injury.
Tim Tam. stretch-running
son Of Tom Fool and winner of
the Everglades, worked a mile
in LAP handily yesterday.
strengthening his position as
the early 8-to-5 favorite in the
mile-and-one- eight test for s.
year oldS.
But with Kentucky Pride
sidelined. and a field of 10
starters anticipated some OBJ
servers look FOR a wide open
race and possible upset.
Main Chance Farms Jewels
Reward, who won his first start
as 3-year-old week ago. and
his stablemate, Liberty Ruler,
are currently 5-to-2. the same
price quoted on Claiborne Farms
Nadir. Jewels Reward, last
years 2-year-old champion in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-25
Waller Group
Offers to Buy


LOS ANGELES, Feb. IS (P).
Attorney Richard H. Cantillon
said today a group headed by
Ron Waller. Los Angeles half
back, has made an offer of 81 S
million to buy the Chicago
Cardinals.
The attorney said the offer
was telegraphed to Walter
Wolfner. managing director of
the Cardinals.
I'VE don't know whether the
Cardinals are for sale or not
but we should soon find out, "
Cantillon said.
Waller. husband of cereal
heireSs Marjorie Durant Waller,
recently put out a feeler for a
National Football League fran
chiSe in Miami. Commissioner
Bert Bell said there is no fran
chise available.
Cantillon said Waller. former
Maryland star. and his group
feel that eventually the league
will expand to IA teams but he
would like to expediate a Miami
franchise by purchasing the
Cardinals if at all possible"
The Waller group, if success
full. would move the Cardinal
franchise to Miami, the lawyer
said. quoting Waller as saying !:
Dan Reeves took a big gamble
in switching his Cleveland team
to Los Angeles back in l945 and
I'm willing to take an even big
ger gamble down in Miami"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-25

/, most polls, began his 1858 cam
pain with a $349.642 bankroll
and a win Saturday could put
him ir competition for a place
on the all-time list of money
/ winners.
Others expected to go in the
Flamingo are Fred w. Hooper's
Olymar, winner of the Ba-
hamas, and John. S. Kroese's
improving Sir Robby. The lat
ter equaled the Hialea track
record of 1925 for mile and
lone-sixteenth in the Okeechobee
Purse last Saturday, beating
Nadir with the aid Of a big
weight concession.
Edward Potter. jr.'s Plion, A.
J. Ostriker's Nisht Amool. l..
Rice's Talent Show and r. D.
Prewitt's Terra Firma also are
probable starters in the race.
which was won last year by
Wheatley Stables Bold Ruler in
TAT. track record time. Mrs.
Henry Phipps, Wheatley owner
is not expected to have an entry
in the Flamingo, last big race
for 3-year-olds before Hialeah
closes on March 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-25
Presidents Must Snap Jinx
In Drive to Top Charlotte

stay on top Of them and we
believe we can do 1t in the re-
naming games" +
Following the two games
with the Jets, Washington goes
to Clinton. N. Y, Saturday
night and returns for a SUM-
day afternoon game against
Philadelphia at Uline.
The Jets are headed by Dick
Roberge, the leagues leading
scorer with 70 points; Capt
Don Hall, runnerup with 70;
and Ken Coombes. fourth in
the league with So points.
Defensively. the Jets goalie,
George Kemp, has permitted
Washington % goals in 10
games for a 2.20 average per
game.
Also skating for the Jets are
three former Washington Lions
players, Fern LaPointe, Doup
lOrvis and Dave Lucas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-25

The Presidents. meeting the
Johnstown Jets in four Of their
remaining nine Eastern Hockey
League games. must overcome
a season-long jinx If they ex-
pect TO catch the front-running
Charlotte Clippers.
Washington. in second place
Ave points behind Charlotte,
plays tho Jets at Johnstown,
Pa, tomorrow night, and here
Friday night game at Uline
Arena.
Johnstown is the only team
in the league to hold an adj
vantage over the Presidents, a
situation that Player-Coach
Steve Brklacich claims can be
changed. Johnstown is 5-3-l
against Washington.
We've permitted YOUNGSTOWN
to outhustle us too many times
in the past" Brklacich' declared
1--we have to keep moving. tC
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&c "A HIGHLIGHT SATURDAY
5 MiIers Who Finished
I'd to DeIuny to Race

NEW YORK. Feb. IS GA
f1ve-man field which includes
all the runners who have fin
ished second to Ron Delany of
Vlllanova this winter will run
in the Louis S. Zamperini Invi-
talon Mile. special feature of
the intercollegiate AAAA in
door championships Saturday
Delany. winner of every i'm
portent indoor mile this season,
won't be in the special race.
He is scheduled to try a 1000
yard and 2-mile double in de-
Tense of the titles he won last
year when Villanova took its
first IC4-A team title.
Director Asa S. Bushnell yes
terday named Phil Coleman OF
the Chicago Track Club. George
King of the New York A. c.,
and jim Beatty, former Uni
versity of North Carolina run
ner now at Fort jackson. S. c.,
as opponents for Hungary's Ist-
van Rozsavoigyi and Yugosla-
Was Velisa Mueosa in the mile
In two races in America. Roz-
savolgyi has finished second to
Delany. He was timed in 4:05.5
last Saturday as he forced the
Villanova Irishman to a near
record pace He is believed to
have a good chance of beating
Gunnar NlelSens world indoor
record of 4:036 this week.
Coleman also had been run
nerup to Delany twice this year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-25

and King and Beatty once each
Mugosa. unitppressive as q
miller early this season. is in
much better condition now. He
won the New York A. c. 2-mile
and the AAU 3-mile in his last
two starts.
Villanova'S hopes of retaining
the IC4-A team title Nppar-
emily depend on Delany'S dou-
Bile. Phil Reavis, Villanovs
high jumper. found a danger
Gus rival last Saturday wher
Cornelfs John King jumped
6-feet-8 in a dual meet against
Yale. And Penn States &c
Moran turned up as a threat
to Delany in the 1000 when he
made a 2:l2.2time. the seasons
best in college circles.
Manhattan and Notre Dame
are the teams that are eX-
pected to push Villanova fol
team honors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-25
NCAA Selects
Seattle, LoyoIa

NEW YORK. Feb. 25 Up
Seattle and Loyola of New Or
leans were selected as at-large
entries today for the NCAA
major college basketball tour
nament, completing the field
for next months Far West re-
.gionals.
They join Oklahoma State
Notre Dame. Pitt. Manhattan
and Boston College as at-large
selections in the 23-team tour
nament. Sixteen conference as
champions qualify automatic
ally. with Temple. Connecticut,
Kentucky and Idaho State the
only champs decided thus far.
The remaining at-large berth
is reserved for the Ivy League
champion, if it chooses to COM
pete.
Seattle, led by Elgin Baylor
Nations individual scoring
leader, has a 1875 record with
three regular season games to
play.
Loyola has a 1916 record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-25
CARDOZO

Continued from Page A-2O
against Armstrong three weeks
ago.
Scott. 5-foot-8 senior and the
smallest player on the floor.
again and again kept Eastern
on its heels with his outside
Jump shots. finishing with 25
points. Chavis was high for
Eastern with Is. getting nine
in the last-quarter effort.
Cardozo made "a of IS shots
from the field and Eastern 81
of SIS. In Bolden's rebounding
statistics, counting only re-
bounds which are grabbed and
held, the Clerks had a phe-
nomenal margin of 24-l2, with
johnson the individual leader
with 10.
Cardozo, now 1872 for the
season and Interhigh champion
for the second year in a row,
resumes action today in the
D. C. Public High tournament
at Tech. playing Tech at 3:15.
Armstrong plays at 4;30 against
Dunbar, winner of the coin toss
yesterday with Roosevelt for
third place in the, West Division.
Tomorrow's tournament pair
ings list Western against Phelps
at BIS and Eastern against
Roosevelt in the nightcap.
Eastern, the East Division
champion with a las record.
can earn a spot in the city
championship and join Car
dozo against the Catholic
Leagues top two by winning
tho tniIrpau
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-25
New Trust Bill
Offered on Sports
Is More Lenient
BY the Associated Press

The sports aspects of pro-
feSsional football, baseball
basketball and ice hockey
would be exempt from anti
trust laws under legislation
proposed by Representative
Rogers, Democrat of Colorado.
Some weeks ago a House
Judiciary Subcommittee bill
called for the exemption of the
sports aspects, Auch as base
balls reserve clause. the selec-
ton system for obtaining play
ers used in professional foot
ball. territorial rights and
other agreements. SO far as
reasonably necessary" to pre-
serve competition and keep the
sports going.
The Rogers bill would elimi-
nate the reasonably neces-
sary" proviso and give these
professional games fiat exemp-
ton from ANTITRUST laws so far
AS the sports aspects of their
businesses are concerned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-25

The Job of
Getting a Job

. IA words in a classified ad
got one young man a job A
carrier pigeon worked for an
other. An article in March
Readers Digest gives you
some important tips about
meeting that deadly question;
What experience have you
had?" ways TO produce
that much happier question
When can you start pork2"
"The Job OF Getting a Job"
is just one OF 40 useful, in
formative and entertaining
articles in March Readers
Digest on sale at your news
stand now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-25
Carroll Gets Bid
To Newport Event

Carroll High School is re-
ported to have received an in
vitation to the Newport tR. H.
basketball tournament, which
follows by one week the annual
Knights of Columbus tourney
in Washington, edule d
March 21-23.
Carroll has won % of its &c
games to date, is heavily IA
vored to win the Metropolitan
Catholic League championship
and will be a strong choice in
the K. of c. event at George
towns McDonough Gym. The
Lions already have clinched
the Baltimore Washington
Catholic League title.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-25
BY MERRELL WHITTLESEY
Star Stan Writer

Three coaches who are peril
ously close to losing seasons
wore the smiles at the final
basketball press luncheon of
the season yesterday at An
napolis. The fourth, Bud MILL
kan of Maryland, was the un-
happiest although his club is
1876.
Tommy Nolan of Georgetown
! Q0-8), with three TOUCHES TO
go. liked the way his club
bounced back TO beat Seton Hall
and NYU. The Hoyas were hit
by academic losses at mid-year
and there were suggestions that
they wouldn't win another
game.
About Georgetown's game to-
morrow night at Maryland.
Nolan said he thought the Terps
had the psychological edge this
time. The last time the teams
| played, Maryland had upset
North Carolina to win high ma
tional ranking, and the Hoyas
threw a scare into the Terps.
Now the Terps have lost three
of their last four. and Nolan
fears his team will catch them
on the rebound.
Laying for MOuntaineerS
Bill Reinhart of George
Washington t9-8) gave a hint
that his Colonials might scare
West Vlrginia's second-rsflked
Mountaineers here Saturday
night. They haven't played
their best ball away from home
and we can all understand
why" Reinhart said.
Reinhart was being pestered
about the personnel he Is 60
ing to take to the Southern
Conference tournament in
Richmond next week. For
instance, do you have a capable
substitute for Gene Guarilia ?"
he was asked.
IF l did. he'd be playing be-
side him." Reinhart replied.
Ben Carnevale of Navy (9-9)
was justifiably proud of his
MiddieS, although they've lost
their last three. The con-
querors, we're teams Of national
rank and tournament bound
Pitt. Duke and Notre Dame.
The Pitt game went into
overtime, Navy led Duke mid
way in the second half, and
against Notre Dame. the Irish
made u Of rs from the foul
line, and Navy 3 of IA. Carne-
vale said Notre Dame was the
best rebounding team ne has
seen in years About the flu
ture, he said Saturdays Army
game at West Point could be
tough one. Army has its
best team since he has been
coaching against the Cadets.
Strategy Defended
Mlllikan was questioned
closely about hls teams re-
cent defeats by N. c. State.
North Carolina and Duke
Most Of the questions were on
the televiSed game Of February
Is in which the Terps blew a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-25
Coach With Best Mark
Is Unhoppiest in Area

l5-point lead and lost in the
third overtime period 10 q
crippled N. c. State team.
Millikan defended his slow
down tactics of the first half
and said he would do exactly
the same thing If he played the
Wolfpack again. About the
losses last week end 10 Duke
and the Tar Heels, he said the
only regret he had was that his
team was out-rebounded. Also
the Terps sorely missed getting
into the l-and-l. or bonus foul
shooting situation, against both
Duke and Carolina.
Capt. Slade Cutter, whose
cracks at some of the football
press luncheons did not endear
him to Coach EDDIE ErdelatZ.
took a slap at basketball.
carnevale was being asked
why Navy was second in the
Nation in committing fouls.
Nays athletic director inter
rupted with. Il don't think
they're rough enough. They re
playing a sissy game"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-25
HECKLERS SEND
WILT INTO HIDING

AMES. Iowa, Feb. Is up.
-All-America Wilt Cham
berlain of Kansas found
himself the object of pre-
game heckling from Iowa
State basketball fans as he
strolled around the campus
here before the game yes
terday.
We're gonna beat you"
several shouted at Wilt.
kansas is going to get it
tonight" others warned.
The 7-foot center finally
reached into his pocket
and pulled out a pair of
dark glasses with the re-
mark: III put on these
and travel incognito for
awhile