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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-06

nonsense is Just what the Pres
idents have needed to put them
In q relaxed frame OF mind.
And WHEN he backs ii all up
with standout performances.
the opposition finds itself cor
nered by q sky.hieh outfit.
Hoping For Crowds
Because Of these latest
heroics on the part Of the Pres
idents and the appearance Of
the Clippers. Uline officials are
expecting a run on the box
ONCE this week end. Charlotte
VIII be here Saturday night
and Sunday afternoon, the
latter game postponed from its
original date. tomorrow night.
The Presidents. winningest
road team in the league. play at
Clinton Thursday night and
See PRESIDENTS. Page Ais
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-06
BY MERRILL WHITTLESEY
star stan writer

Maryland's basketball team
limped into town yesterday,
banged UP. about TO lose its
national ranking. and probably
through with To-day road trips
as long a. Bud Millikan 10
coach.
However. the Terps are much
more concerned with the fu-
ture than the past. They have
games with Duke and North
Carolina coming UP Wednesday
and Saturday, and there's no
time for weeping.
Maryland was without two
OF It's top seven men In Satur-
day nights 1896 loss at Glenn
sou. Prospects OF reeaining
them for clashes with the Blue
Devils and Tar Heels are not
good.
Tom Young. 25-year-old serv-
ice returnee. and perhaps the
most valuable player In Mary
lands six-game winning streak,
has missed the last three games
with a broken blood vessel In
his right leg.
Young was hurt in q practice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-06
STATISTICS

Mayor Neal s. Blaisdeli Cup as
the outstanding back for the
Hawaii eleven. Hirseh was
voted the top lineman.
Top ground gamers were
Perry with Ill yards and Grow
with LOG.
Coach Buck Shaw Of the Air
Force Academy said he thought
his college squad might have
won IF We hadn't been shut
out in the first quarter. $3.50"
The Collegians were l3-point
underdogs going into the game.
Hirsch. who doubled as coach.
called the contest the greatest
bowl Of them ALL"
HAWAII All-siars 81 : II O--S.,
ColleEe An-Stars o 20 1--ji
ScorlnE = Hawaii: Touehdowns =
P Pss, from q p RU1s Il DlsnssA ,l s
Ro,s,. XVI. Rsie iis. pass from Z.
Ros.,. Points After "' ,ouchdovns s OH
Touehdowns~crow 3 Is. plunge: ! Z,
piunse; sis. plunGe). KovticSyk .. Il
foot. plunge: !. plunael. Points after
Observation-Disclosures a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-06
ONE POINT FROM LEAD
DeFeIice Big Foctor
In Presidents Rise

Angelo (The Kid DeFelice is
rolling. and rolling with him
are the Presidents. who now
are threatening 70 take 1t all
In the Eastern Hockey League.
Winners Of eight Of their last
nine games, including a ga
victory yesterday at Johnstown.
Pa. the Presidents have lifted
themselves into first place OH
a percentage basis. Because ties
count. they find themselves in
third place on the technical
ground that they haven't played
as many games as the co-lead-
ers. Charlotte and New Haven.
Having q big hand in these
doings Is DeFelice. a re-
Taxed. stringbean winger. whose
feigned Setback slapping has
iazzed up the whole squad.
Brash Predictions
Angles brash predictions had
much 10 do with the victories
here Saturday night against
New Haven and yesterday
against the Jets. according to
Play-coach Steve Brklacich.
While heat treatments were
being applied to his lame back
Friday. Angie made his pro-
nouncements loud and clear:
The Kid - that's me - is
ready to roll. He's missed q
few shots lately. but he's gonna
make EN- when they count
these next two games. You guys
listening?"
They we're. They shouted.
hooped and hollered and now
they've got themselves Q new
hero in the 5-foot-il, |
l60-pounder who fred the +
clinching goal Saturday night |
and scored once and assisted |
on the winning goal yesterday. |
One Of three hcckey-playing /
brothers-Norm DeFelice Is the |
Clinton soalie-Angie's sort Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-06
Rr the Assoelated Pes

Pro footballs annual reshuf-
fling OF coaches seemed to be
on in earnest today.
The Milwaukee Sentinel re-
ports that it has learned that
Lisle Blackburn viii be re-
placed as head coach Of the
Green Bay Packers today. The
Chicago Cardinals may name a
successor to Ray Richards. who
resigned Saturday. and rumors
Of other impending changes are
abroad.
Hugh Devore is expected TO
get the Ak as coach Of the Phil
adelphia Eagles and. although
it is denied by Owner George
Halas. there are rumors that
there may be q shift in the
Chicago Bears coaching setup
currently headed by Paddy
DriScoll.
Name Successor Wednesday
Walter Wolfner. managing
director Of the Cardinals who Is
vacationing in Miami. Fla. said
he plans to return to Chicago
Wednesday to select Richards
successor from four names UNI
der consideration. Jim Trimble.
former Eagles coach who met
with Wolfner December 8. is
said to be a leading candidate
for the post.
Charlie Trippi. former Car
dinals' halfback and an as
sistant coach under Richards.
also has been mentioned for the
Job. Trippi resigned from the
staff late Saturday night. but
Wolfner limited the ex-Georsia
stars absence might be q short
one.
When a head coach resigns.
his assistants generally do
also Wolfner said. The new
head coach usually has his own
men he wants to work with
him"
Wolfner added that he would
be sorry to lose Trippi. and that
he hoped he still will be with
US later on" But he repeated
that Trippi's future with the
Cardinals would be up to the
new head coach. Wolfner also
said Trippi had been thinking
Of quitting coaching for some
time because Of business inter-
ests in Athen. Ga.
Resigned as Courtesy
At Athens. Trippi said he re-
signed because Its the usual
courtesy extended the incoming
coach. I've been offered an as
sistant coaching job with an
other pro team, but can't say
which now. I'm considering the
offer"
The other three assistant
Cardinal coaches are Bob Now
askey. one-time George WASH
ineton University and Chicago
Bears end. Chuck Drulis and
Tom Keane.
Packer ofiicials denied that
Blackburn would be replaced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-06
TRIMBLE MAY REPLACE RICHARDS
Blackburn, Devore
Appear Out Of Jobs

today. The clubs executive
committee was scheduled 70
told a regular meeting today.
to be followed by a session
with the entire board of direc-
tors tonight. But club sources
insisted that the only business
on the agenda was a discus
sion of the Packers home
schedule. Home games now are
divided equally between Green
Bay and Milwaukee. HowefeH
this matter is not expected 70
come to q head until the an
nual stockholders meeting IN
March.
Mclean. Pool Candidates ,
Ray CScooter) Mclean. for
mer Chicago Bears star and
now backfield coach under
Blackburn. and Hampton
Pool. former Los Angeles Rams
coach. who like Trirnble. has
been coaching in Canada. are
as candidates. u
Whatever changes are brew
ing probably will be made with
in the next three weeks before
the annual National Football
League meeting January % at
Philadelphia. At that time.
each Of the teams will make its
last 20 picks in the annual
player draft and the newcom-
ers undoubtedly would want a
hand in the selections.
OF lesser Importance in the
pro football coaching ranks.
Bob Davis. athletic director and
former head football coach at
Colorado State. is reported to
have been offered a defensive
Job with the Pitts
burgh SteelerS.
The Rocky Mountain News
said the offer had been made by
Head Coach Buddy Parker and
that Davis. currently in PhilS-
delphia for the national coaches
convention. will go to Pitts
burgh later this week to dis.
cuss contract terms with Owner
Art Rooney OF the Steelers.
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Rote and Perry Wreck
CoIIegions in HuIo Bowl

HONOLULU. Jan. 6 tP.-
The Hawaii All-Stars. domi-
mated by pros. took a 800 lead
over their collegiate counter
parts in the first quarter OF
the Hula Bowl game yesterday
and breezed to q 1894 victory.
Five touchdown passes by
Quarterback Tobin Rote Of the
Detroit Lions and the line
plunging OF Joe Perry Of the
San Francisco Forty-Niners
proved too much for the ALL
Americas studded College All
Stars.
Perry caught an SI.-yard
scoring pass from Rote and
ground out three more six
pointers on plunges Of /. IA
and 7 yards.
The Collegians finally came
out OF their doldrums In the
third period after trailing. 40-7.
John Grow. Heisman Trophy
winner from Texas Ann. hung
up the lone collegiate touch
down OF the second quarter
on an 8-yard run and added
two more in the third period on
a l2-yard drive and a 2la-yard
plunge.
Michigan States Walt K6-
walczyk added touchdowns in
the third and fourth quarters
on plunges Of foot and / yard.
Lou Michaels Of Kentucky.
who was co-winner with Grow
OF the Gov. william F. Quin
Cup for the outstanding college
players, converted on four out
OF five tries.
The pro-military combination
representing Hawaii scored only
twice In the second half--on
passes by Rote to cousin Kyle
Rote OF the New York Giants
and 10 r. c. Owens OF the
Forty-Niners. The Rote-to-
Rote pass went for'32 yards and
Owens effort covered ~.
Rote's other two touchdown
passes went TO Elroy Hlrseh OF
the Los Angeles Rams and we're
good for 70 yards and 81 yards.
Rote's passing earned him the
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Casualty Rate
High for Early
Cage Season
" The Associated Prsss

With most Of the conference
races barely under way, only
two ranking powers in major
college basketball remain UNI
defeated "a highly unusual
state Of affairs for so early in
the year.
West Virginia and Missis-
sippi State are rolling along on
100 records. State gets its
chance to extend its streak to-
night against Alabama.
Conversely. II also gets its
chance TO join North Carolina.
Kansas. Cincinnati. Maryland
q Co among the downtrodden
powers. for Alabama Is q rough
customer.
Mississippi States biggest
threat is Jack Kubiszyn, who is
third in the race for the South
eastern Conference scoring
championship. He's only s.
foot-io but has q 22.s point
average.
Big Eight In Confusion
II State and top-ranked West
Virginia are looking around for
worries. they can consider some
Of the following:
No one will hazard a guess
at what will happen in the
Big Eight. which begins opera
tons tomorrow night. Kansas.
the defending champion land
NCAA runnerup last season. /.
was whipped by Oklahoma
State. $3.50. with Wilt Cham
berlain i'll. Chamberlain is sup
posed to be ready for tomor-
rows game with Oklahoma.
Maryland. which held the
best record In the Atlantic
Coast Conference after North
Carolina was beaten. has lost
two games in the last week.
Clemson dumped the Terps,
1896. Saturday night. Mary
land is host to North Carolina
Saturday.
Raiders Surprise Southwest
The Southwest Conference is
in a tiny. Texas Tech. the
brand new league member,
whipped the preseason fator-
lite. Rice. Saturday. Tonight
Tech gets a shot at the current
choice. Texas Christian. If
Tech wins and goes on to take
the title. there will be a load
Of red faces in the rest Of the
league.
Michigan State. q Big Ten
favorite which ran UP seven
victories in q row at the start
Of the season. rolled over and
played dead for Ohio State. q
team that was dubbed by seven
straight rivals before the new
year rolled around. Ohio State
won. 1886.
West Virginia has two games
this week. The Mountaineers
meet Villanova Wednesday and
George Washington Saturday.
After tonight's game against
Alabama. Mississippi state
rests until Saturday when
Coach Babe Mccarthy sends
his outfit against Georgia Tech
in another league game. Ken
lucky. the defending champion.
goes against Vanderbilt tonight.
The Big Ten has three games
toniRht-Iowa at Illinois. Indi-
ana at Purdue and Wisconsin
at Michigan. while in the Ivy
League Brown plays at Harvard
and Columbia is at Cornell.
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Round TobIe to Run
In Stokes Saturday

ARCADIA. Calf, Jan. 8 up.
Round Table. won slightly
more than 100000 for Travis
M. Kerr last year. is not going
to lose any time getting started
on his 1868 bankroll.
The son OF Princequillo Is
scheduled TO make his 4-year-
old debut In the $25. 000-added
San Fernando at Santa Anita
Saturday. In his last race as
a 3-year-old. Round Table won
the Nalibu Sequel Stakes q
week ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-06
By the Assoeiatsd Preas

Notre Danes football team.
which won only two OF 10
games In 1856, but rebounded
to halt mighty Oklahoma's AZ
game winning streak and post
a To record for 1857, today
was voted the comeback team
Of the year.
The annual year-end Assoc
ciated Press poll gave Coach
Terry Brennan's fighting Irish
Ian overwhelming total Of l05-
Ihrst-place ballots as Notre
Dame beat out the Cleveland
Browns.
In the Nationwide ballot
ing. 2l1 sportswriters and
sportscasters voted. and the los
lnrsts for Notre Dame helped
roll up a total Of 423 points. A
lfirst-place vote counted three
points. with two for second and
II for third. Cleveland had %
firsts and l3i points.
Cleveland Browns Cited
The Browns. who won only
five and lost seven games in
1855 after six straight Eastern
Division titles and three league
championships. won their diyi-
sion championship this fall
with a e-2-l record. In sue
ceeding the champion New
York Giants. the Browns
whipped the New York club
twice and had clinched the title
as early as December 8. They
were trouneed by the Detroit
Lions. 59-l4. in the champion
ship playof.
Bobby Shantz. little southpaw
plagued with a bad arm and
assorted injuries in recent
years, received II flrst-place
votes and 80 points TO take
third place over Ted Williams
the Red Sox slugger who led
the American League in hitting,
williams received IA firsts. but
only 81 points.
Shantz, who won II games
and lost S for the Yankees after
he was obtained from the Ath-
letics, had the best earned-run
average in the American
League, with 245.
Other teams and individuals
sharing in the points were the
st. Louis Cardinals. Sc: Sugar
Ray Robinson, 40; University
OF Texas football team and
Milwaukee Braves, each 81:
Hank Sauer. IS; Roy Sievers,
ia: San Francisco Forty-N Miners,
II: Brennan. Stan Musial. Don
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-06
Brewer Shows Way
By Stroke at |. A.

Los ANGELES. Jan. g tP.--
The men were supposed to be
separated from the boys as
the $35.000 Los Angeles Open
golf field swung into the fourth
and ANAL round today. but Gay
Brewer. a 25-year-old compar-
alive youngster on the tourney
trail. was showing the way.
Brewer led the pack by one
stroke in the battle for the
$1,000 first-place money.
The field was cut to rs for
fourth-round play. with scores
Of 22i or lower qualifying.
Brewer climaxed q brilliant
third round yesterday by drop
ping q i5-foot putt on the 18th
hole as the sun cast long. deep
shadows across the green lined
with q good portion OF the
gallery crowd Of some 10000
fans.
Stranahan Fires 81
A loud roar exploded when
the ball dropped in. giving the
husky young pro q brilliant 81
and 207 for 50 holes. His total
was one stroke better than
Frank Stranahan Of Toledo.
Ohio, who also turned in q 81.
Dutch Harrison. second round
leader by two strokes. turned in
q smooth par II over the 7.l00-
yard Rancho course and re-
manned in striking distance with
Q 209 total.
Tied at 2l0 were Billy Casper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-06
Comeback Honors
#0s
Go to Notre Dame

Hoax. Baltimore Colts. and Au-
burn football team, each IL.
and the Ohio State football
team. 10. pAA
Notre Danes 1856 rec6td
was the worst since the Irish
began football in 1887. The
Irish managed 70 defeat only
Indiana and North Carolina.
The team, which had been
voted the national champfon-
ship eight tines--the last in
le4e--usually was among the
top 10 In the country each
season until 1856.
In contrast. Notre Dame IN
1857 defeated Purdue, Indiana,
Army and Pittsburgh before
dropping two in . row TO Navy
and Michigan State.
Then the Irish did it on Mo-
vember l6 at Norman. Okla.
The Sooners. national cham
pions in 1851. 1855 and 1886.
were an l8-point fayorite TO
defeat Notre Dame. In 1856
Oklahoma drubbed the Irish.
400. Ea
Irish Finish Strong
In the closing minutes. Notre
Dame smashed 80 yards for the
only touchdown Of the game.
Dick Lynch skirting his own
right end for the final three.
Monty Stickles. who beat Army
with a field goal. converted
and Notre Dame won, TO. It
was the first time Oklahoma
had failed to score In l23
games. another national record
smashed.
Iowa then defeated Notre
Dame. 21-I3. the following
week. but the Irish wound up
the season by routing South
ern California. 40-l2. and
Southern Methodist. 1921. The
finale was the biggest score
rolled up by a Notre Dame
team since its 1947 team
whipped Tulane. 59-6.
The voting. with first. second
and third place votes. First
place counts three points, sec
ond two. third one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-06
Shifts
Chief Topic al
NCAA Session

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 8 Up.
The rumor machines stirred
up q lot Of froth today as COL
lege football coaches and ath-
letic directors. nearly 1000
strong. jammed into Philadel-
phia for the main portions for
their annual conventions.
Hotel lobby conversation was
concerned mainly with what
football coaches may land the
choicest jobs available-those
at Texas AIM and Stanford.
A half-dozen or so other head
coaching positions are open.
The names heard most often
are those Of Jack curtice. the
eolorful Utah coach. who re-
Gently led the West team 10 q
surprise victory in the Shrine
East-West game at San Fran
cisco. and Jim Myers. young
Iowa state coach.
Myers. who has been at Iowa
State for one season and was
considered for the Arkansas
job before Frank Br0yles went
there. was reported TO have
made an undercover visit 10
the Ann campus before flying
to the meeting here today.
Both Myers and Or. Chris
Groneman, chairman Of the
Ann. athletic council, also ex-
pected here later today. refused
70 comment on the report.
Choice for Curtice?
Curtice. according to other
reports. can have his choice Of
either AIM or Stanford. He Is
said 70 have told friends he
isn't interested in Just a head
coaching job. He also Is ath-
letie director at Utah and
wants to be top man wher-
ever he goes.
Another version Is that Nays
Eddie Erdelatz was willing to
talk to Texas Ann people but
negotiations for an interview
got fouled UP. Other names
mentioned as possibilities in
clude Minnesota's Murray War
math. Andy Pilney of Tulane
and Lloyd Jordan. former Har-
ward coach.
Carroll Widdoes, who re-
Gently quit coaching at Ohio
University to become full-time
athletic director. Is looking
over the field here but says he
has no idea who will sue
coed him.
Rule Change Suggested
The football coaches got
down to business yesterday
when the Rules Committee Of
the American Football Coaches
Association drew up 1--WE recon-
mendations to be presented to
the National Rules Committee
later this week. Most impor-
tant was q iberalized substitu-
ton rule which would permit a
player TO return to the game
once in each quarter whether
or not he had started that
period.
Meanwhile. National Collie
gate Athletic Association off,
GERS continued their committee
meetings preliminary to the
start Of the convention sessions.
One rumor was that the
Naval Academy might be in
volved when the committee on
reports to the
NCAA Council today. It has
been ruled that Navy and the
other service academies did not
regulations as now
written In connection with their
preparatory education and tu-
t0ring programs.
Milford chronicle., 1958-12-12

ball power in Delaware for the past
four years and the forthcoming
series should develop into the high
point of the season for both squads.
The. schedule for 1859 is as fol-
lows:
September Is: Cambridge. away:
October 81: Aberdeen, away; Octo-
Der 8: Seaford. home; October 16:
Wicomico. away October %: Lew
es, home; October 80: Smyrna,
away; November S: open; Novem-
Der 13: Laurel, home; November
20: Middletown. home; November
26: Caesar Rodney, away.
Menu-Deeember Is to 10, 1858
Monday Milk. Beef Barbecue on
Bun, Fruit Salad, Chocolate Cake.
Tuesday: Milk, Creamed Clipped
Beef on Toast, Vegetable Salad.
Dixie Cup.
Wednesday: Milk, Roast Turkey,
Whipped Potatoes, Peas, Cranberry
Sauce, Bread and Butter, Fruitcup.
Thursday: Milk, Chicken Noodle
Soup, Assorted Sandwiches, Pud-
ding or Fruit.
Lunch will not be served on
Friday-school closes 1905.
Milford chronicle., 1958-12-12

for relief In the needy larts OF the
world. The grease is used to make
soap still an item OF great need i'm
some parts of the world. Church
World Service has factory to make
soap from this grease for relief
purposes.
The response for contributions
for a new roof for the church as a
Christmas present to the church has
been wonderful Our thanks to all
who have given and especially to
the non-member friends OF the
church in and & round Pennington.
IL you haven't given there is still
time. Send your gift to our church
treasurer: Roy Judy. Sr-, Green
wood, Del, and mark the gift "a
Christmas present to the church
for the new roof.
The first service in the new build
ing of the Mt. Olivet Brethren
Church at Shortley 5 miles from
Georgetown. has been postponed
until Sunday afternoon, December
21st, 1880 p. m. Everyone is invited
10 this service.
Oar Christmas program and treat
will be Sunday evening, December
21st.
Milford chronicle., 1958-12-12


straight gemes from the Varsity.
IN 1856 lhe Varsity turned back
the teachers in an overtime game
by margin of two points. The
Faculty squad will hold secret
workouts in order to prepare for
this important game
Christmas Schedule
The Christmas vacation for pu-
pills in Milford High School will
begin Friday, December 10, at
1905. The vacation period ends on
Monday, January 5, at $3.50 a. m
The schedule for the week of
December Is is as follows:
Wednesday, December IT. jun
ior High and Senior High Assem-
bly,. A Christmas program will be
presented by the Vocal Music De-
partment
Thursday, December Is: Christ
mas program by the Vocal Music
Department will be presented at
500 p. m. in the auditorium. The
public is cordially invited to attend.
Friday, December 10, 800 p. M:
Faculty and. Varsity Basketball.
1859 Football Schedule Released
Several changes in the football
schedule for the 1859 season will
give Milford High School one of its
best schedules in years. The note
worthy changes show Milford
meeting Smyrna and the Cambridge
game being moved to September 25.
Smyrna High has been foot
Milford chronicle., 1958-12-12
Dairy Record Program
Gains A New Members

The Weigh-A-D A-Day-A-M0nth Dairy
Record Program sponsored by the
Agricultural Extension Service and
the Sussex County Dairy Herd I'M
provement Association gained four
new members during the past
month.
Keith Carlisle, Greenwood, VIM.
j. O'Day, Seaford, John L. Green,
Greenwood and Clayton Bender,
Pennington. are the new members
according to County Agent VIM. H.
Henderson.
Mr.. Henderson pointed out that
this record program affords dairy
men an inexpensive way to have
milk production and feed cost in
formation on their herds which
make IT possible TO Gull inefficient
producers and feed the other cows
more wisely.
Other dairymen participating in
the program are Robert Mcdowell
and David Swartzentruber, both of
Greenwood and Martin A. Wells,
Lewes.
For further information on this
program, contact the County Ex-
tension Office, Georgetown.