davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-16
NUESTRA PROTESTA

DIARIO LAS AMERICAS deja cOnstancia pd-
blica de SUI ~protesta por la forma en- que fue cOndu-
cidO a la carcel del COndado de Dade ell ex Presiden-
tie de la Repiblica de Cuba, DIR. Carlos PriO SOca-
rras, figura de gran prestancia en- la pOlitica lati-
noamericana, quien, con esposas, fue lIevadO a pie
por varias cuadras de la ciudad, desde Ell JuzgadO
Federal hasta ell preside.
La actitud que asumimOs frente a este case esta
relacionada con ell s%entimientO atinOamerican y
estadOunidense, ell cual lie rinde quito a la ~dignidad
humane Y a los altos valores de la demOcracia. POr
c~ualquier ciudadano en- quien cOincidiesen las cOndi-
clones que reune la personalidad del ex Presidente
Prio Socarras, este ~peri6dico lanzaria SUI vOz de pro-
tesla ante un u~ltraje semejante. Els question de
principles.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-16
RUSSELL JONES
Los Hdngaros que Quedan adn Presses

nidos por los comunistas, Sc anuncio que habian
obtenido asilo en- Rumania.
Segdn dicen localmente, Macy, a pesar de la
preston fisica y mental a que ha sido sometido,
Sc ha negado a inculparse o a reconocer error de
SUI parte.
Aunque Ell g%obierno hdngaro actual ha dicho
que Macy y los demas miembros de SUI breve 60
bierno seran juzgados, en- Bucarest circula la YER
sion de que ell juicio no tendra Iugar sino hasta
que Sc logre persuadirlos de culpabilidad.
81 tai cosa ocurriera, Macy y sus companeros,
segun ell decir de los informantes, recibirian pro-
b%ablemente sentencias livianas y los principles
acusados serian Ell ex Presidente Zoltan Tidy y los
elementos no comunistas del gobierno r~evolucio-
mario.
Los infoYmantes tambien dijeron que Ell ge'
neral Pal Maleter, que dirigio la defensa del
Quartet de Kilian de Budapest contra ell ataque
de las fuerzas sovieticas, sera acusado simple
mente de haber desobedecido ordenes m~ilitares,
y no de haber cometido I'm acto de TRACTION como
miembro del g~obierno.
En- tai forma, segun Sc dice, Sc eliminara
la culpa por association ilicita que pudiera caber
a Kadar y al actual Primer Ministro hdngaro,
Ference Muennich, por haber servido en- Ell 60
bierno de Macy.
Maleter, que Sc halla reclufdo en- la infame
al cuarted de Kilian con 6rdenes de defender al
e%jercito sovietico de los ataques de los guerrille-
roS hungaroS. Pero en- vz de hacerlo, Sc pas6
al lado de los revolucionarios los que 10 nombra-
ron MiniStro de DefenSa. Maleter fue detenido
cuando negociaba con ell alto mando sovietico ell
retro de las fuerzas rusas de Hungria.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-16
TEMPERATURA'
P@F e@m8Sgr@@@.
ExfraOrdinaria Vigencia
POIiiica de PriO Socarras

Los muy lamentables successes
del viernes, acaecidos en- Miami,
cuando ell ex Presidente de la
Republica de Cuba, Doctor Car
los Prio Socarras, transit6 a pie,
con esposas, aproximadamente
seis cuadras desde ell Juzgado
hasta la carcel, lie han dado mas
vigencia politica a la personali-
dad democratica del derrocado
gobernante.
Entonando ell Himno Nacional
de Cuba, sus compatriotas y mu-
chos latinoamericanos que Sc en-
teraron del hecho, acompanaron
al ex Presidente en- csc recorri-
do, ell que Sc lie oblig6 hacer a
pie, amarrado, como 81 Sc trata-
Sc de I'm delincuente vulgar a
quien Sc hubiese capturado en-
ell momento de perpetrar I'm de-
Tito.
Esa falta de habilidad, de ina
ginacion 81 Sc quiere, de quie-
mes no pudieron disponer que Ell
ex Presidente constitutional de
Cuba fuese llevado a la carcel
en- I'm au%tomovil, necesariamen-
te ha producido una muy mala
impression en- SUI patria y en- to-
dos los pueblos latinoamerica-
nos que, por sentido de Solida-
ridad, sienten ell ~ultraje como 81
fuese en- carne propia.
La alta jerarquia ciudadana
y democratica de Carlos Prio So
carras lie hacen acreedor a un
trato mas cortes de parte de las
autoridades. En- realidad habria
sido una cortesia no tanto para
el, como para ell pueblo cubano
que I'm dia 10 exalto a la presi-
dencia de la Republica, ash CO.
mo tambien habria sido una cor
tesla para con los pueblos lati-
noamericanoS.
BESIDE ell punto de vista polf-
tico, la personalidad del hombre
que en- forma tan humillante v
spectacular fue conducido a la
carcel, ha aumentado SUI vigen.
cia y SUI ~prestigio, siendo la fl
gura central de las noticias Y CO.
mentarios de Cuba y de dieci.
nueve naciones latinoamericanas
identificadas con los ideaIes de-
mocraticos de la Patria de Mar
ii.
En- csc Sentido, PRO Socarras,
acusado de conspirar contra Ba-
tlsta y encarcelado con todos los
detalles que rodean las capturas
de los criminaleS comunes, ha
conquistado I'm triunfo de publ
cidad y ha multiplicado los va
lores politicos de SUI PERSONAL
dad.
Come individuo, como ciuda-
dano, como democratic, Carlos
Prio Socarras gan6. Otros fue.
ron los que perdieron 80.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-16
AsTERIs o S

Dento de los limites del esta-
do de California estan los pun.
tos mas alto y mas bajo de Es-
tados Unidos. Ell monte Whitney
tlene una altura de 14.495 pies
en- tanto que ell Vale de la muer-
tie tiene I'm lugar que esta a 282
pies debajo del nivel del mar.
+ y =
Siete de los presidentes de Es-
tados UnidoS eran residences del
eStado de Nueva York inme-
diatamente antes de entrar en-
la Casa Blanca. Fueron Martin
Van Buren,; Willard Fillmore;
Chester A. Arthur; Grover Cleve-
land; Theodor Roosevelt; Fran
kiln Roosevelt; y Dwight D.
Eisenhower.
Algunas mujeres del Sudan,
Africa, llevan capsulas de cartu-
chos incrustados en- SUI labio in
ferior.
La manzana Sc origin6 en- la
region situada entire ell Mar Cas-
pic y ell Mar Negro, dice la Re-
vista National Geographic. Me
locotones y naranjas, salieron
de China, en- donde Sc cultiva-
ban hace 1000 amos. Las regio-
mes del Cercano Oriente comen-
aaron a producer lechugas, "a
nahorias, guisantes y espinacas.
Los Andes produjeron las pata-
tas "~irlandesas'.
Mount Vernon, la finca de 500
acres de George Washington, al
lado del rio Potomac, en- Virgil
mia, es saludado por todos los
buques de guerra de Estados
Unidos que por allf pasan.
Los conductores de camellos,
en- ell Yemen, abarrotan las bo-
cas- de sus bestias, de yerba SEGA
y pienso, antics de emprender un
viaje largo, dice la National Geo
graphic. Dicen los conductores,
que a menos que no fueren a
los camellos, no comen 10 sufi-
ciente para un viaje prolongado.
xxx
En- ell estado de California hay
mas de siete millones de acre de
terra de regadio ~agricola.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-16
Argentina, Brasil, Chile Y Colombia
Intensificun sU Cumpuiu de TUrismo

esa parte del continente.
Brasil inaugurara. pronto un
nueyo hotel en- la iona de las
famosas cataratas del Iguazu, en-
ell sur.
Cinco hoteles estan siendo
construidos actUaimente en- We
nezuela.
La Hilton Hotels Corporation
dice tener ell proposito de mi
ciar la construction de Is ho-
teles, en- la America del Sur, en-
los dos o tres amos pr6ximos.
Entire las empresas de trans
porte, la Moore-Mc Cormack Lii
mes informa Que, en- ell cuarto
trimestre del aiio en- curse, pom
dra en- servicio en- carretera Nue.
va York-Buenos Aires, a sus nue.
vos barcos de pasajeros Brasil"
y Argentina, que tendrAn ca.
pacidad para $50 viajeros cada
uno y cuya construction costa
"a 25.0O0.00O de d6lares la uni
dad.
A mediados de este ano ini-
ciaran su carrera hacia la costa
septentrional de la America del
Sur los barcos Santa Rosa" i
Santa Paula, de la Grace Line.
Las lineas aer ocomerciales Pa.
nagra, Pan American, Braniff,
Varig brasilena) y Avianca es-
tan aumentando por su parte
sus servicios actuales. En- 1860,
segun Sc esperaba, los aviones de
pasajeros de reaction contribute
ran "a aumentai ell movimiento
turistico a Suramerica, al re-
ducir en- forms considerable ell
tempo de viaje desde Estados
Unidos y esa parte del continen.
te.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-16
ROTARIO, ROTARIANO
Continuation

Este adjective no sxiste en- castellano. En- ingles rotary signi.
flea 10 que gra, como una rueda sobre su eje De ALI que Ell sim.
bolo de la association sea una rueda dentada. Ell equivalente gene.
raj de rotary es rotatOrio, pues rOtaivO se aplca solo a la prensa c-
lndrica de imprimir y por extension a los grandes diaroS que Sc
imprimen en- prensas de esa clase.
ROtariO, por 10 tanto, es un neologismo de significado especfhco,
que tiene uo general en- Ell mundo de habla hispana y debe ser acep.
tao sin vaclacion en- nuesros lexcos.
Ha sdo materia de discussion 81 a los miembros de estos clubes
Sc les debe lamar en- espanol rotariOs o rOtarianOs. En- favor de Ia
segunda forma Sc han aducido razones muy ~atendibles, de las cuales
las dos principles son: IL, que no es conveniente que Sc de I'm mis-
mo nombre a los cIubes y a los miembros que los forman; q, que
rOtarianO Sc acerca mas al vocablo ingles rOtarian.
Mas que estas razones pesa la del uso, que parece haberse pro
nunciado de modo preponderante en- favor de rOtariO.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-16
UN Ola COMO HOY
DOMINGO, is DE FEBRERO


1579-Muri6 en- Colombia Gonzalo
Jimenez de Quesada.
1623-Murio en- Toledo ell Padre
Juan de Mariana, historic
dor.
1816-Tuvo lugar la batalla de la
Mata de la Mel en- Cuba.
1820-Nombrado gobernador de
Buenos Aires Manuel Sara.
tea.
1825-Naci6 Jose Julian Acosta y
Calvo, patricio puertorrique-
no.
1835-Asesinado Juan Facundo
Quiroga, caudillo argentine.
1872-Los sacerdotes Burgos, Go
mez y Zamora fusilados En-
Manila.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-16
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05
Buckeyes Pin
1855 Upset on
Michigan State
COLUMBUS. Ohio. Jan. 4 R

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Jan. 4 W.
Ohio State. a basketball door
mat In preconference games
tonight scored a major upset
by trounclng Michigan State,
1886. In the Big Ten opener
for both teams.
Michigan State, the defend
ing conference co-champion,
and q title favorite, had a I'll
record going into tonight's
game.
Spanked by Larry Huston,
Ohio State jumped of TO q 1910
lead. It took Michigan State
four minutes TO score its first
goal. and after i've minutes the
Buckeyes held q 1879 lead.
Michigan State closed the
gap TO six points midway
through the FIRST half but a
Buckeye surge In the last three
minutes Of the half put Ohio
State ahead. li-22.
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Bing Crosby;s Tourney
Set to Begin Thursday

low SO teams and ties and the
low so pros and ties continue
Saturday and Sunday over the
Pebble Beach layout.
Crosby's 1857 tournament
started Jay Hebert on his best
year. After winning here with
a 2l3. he finished as the years
10th leading money winner
with $lS.7S5.6S. His younger
brother. Lionel. won the PGA
tournament.
Jay sank a l2-foot putt for
a par 5 on the wind-swept final
hole to defeat Cary Middlecod
who won the 1856 Crosby
tournaments.
All three courses present
tough tests. Harvie Ward. for
mer National Amateur cham
pion. says Cypress Point is
the toughest golfing test in
the world"
Cypress Point extends 6.3l7
yards with a 37-35-72 par.
The Monterey Peninsula Coun-
try Club is 6.246 yards long
with 35-37-72. and Pebble
Beach goes 6.70l with 36-36-
~. Much Of the latter course
borders the Pacific Ocean.
All receipts go to charity.
Crosby picks up the tabs on
expenses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05
Program Discussed
Trim Generals

MORGANTowN. w. Va,
Jan. 4 CR.-West Virginia. top
collegiate basketball team in
the Nation. freewheeled to a
l00-71 victory over Washington
a. Lee in a Southern Con-
ference game tonight. The lop-
sided victory. 10th straight for
the Mountaineers. was the
third in which West Virginia
had gone into triple figures.
Despite the near rout, two
W&L players led the scoring.
Frank HoSs got % points and
Dom Flora 10. Don Vincent and
Bob Smith each scored is. high
for the Mountaineers.
II was West Virginia's 9th
straight win in conference play.
RICHMOND. Jan. 4 R.-
Richmond staked out a 2l-point
lead in the first half and then
barely weathered Virginia
Techs furious comeback efforts
for a 74-73 victory tonight.
Superb outside shooting by
Larry Rauppius. who crammed
l6 OF his % points into the
opening half. rocketed Rich
mond into a 28-7 advantage
before Tech narrowed the
deficit TO 1925 at halftime.
Stellar work by two fresh
men. Chris Smith. who had %
points. and Bob Ayersrnan. who
got Is. enabled Tech 10 make
II 1864 with l;l9 left. Smith
popped in driving layup TO
cut Richmond's final lead to
q single point.
It was the fourth Southern
conference victory for Rich
mond In five starts and Techs
third setback in as many league
games.
LEXINGTON. Va. Jan. 4(H1.
SEMI Mintz dropped in six
straight free throws In the final
minute and a half TO break a
$3.50 deadlock and give David
son a $3.50 triumph over Vir-
Eginia Military Institute tonight.
The game was Davidson's
first in the conference. The
Keydets have lost all three
league games.
Mintz. who went scoreless
from the floor during the game
converted on 10 Of II free
throws. The teams snapped the
lead eight times and the game
was tied five times.
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PLAN TO OPEN BIG TERRITORIES
|. Frick and Giles See
Expansion Of Majors

owner Powell Crosley. jr.) real
mad"
| There seems little opposition
left 10 bar approval OF the new
territorial plan when the major
leagues meet in Joint session
here in three weeks. Frick't
vote would break q possible
deadlock.
The plan follows the com.
promise FIRST suggested by
Chuck Comiskey. vice president
Of the Chicago White Sox. A,
the World Series meetings
ComiSkey said the MI could
return TO New York Brooklyn
or Queens) In a swap for AL
permission TO enter Los Angeles
2-Mllli0n Limitation
Under present rules. q league
already established in a city
could prevent the other league
from setting up q franchise
there. The AL laid claim to
New York. since the Yankees
! are the only major league club
left here. while the MI could
hold Los Angeles closed becauee
OF the Dodgers.
San Francisco. new home OF
the Giants. wasn't considered
a potential two-team city By
Comiskey, nor. under terms Of
the proposed new plan. by Frick
and the territorial committee.
The new plan limits two
team operations to cities Of
million or more population
namely. New York. Chicago
Detroit. Philadelphia and Los
Angeles. Chicago is the only
ltwo-team city at present.
Under the new proposal. q
club would need only the con-
sent Of its own league tneces-
sary in any franchise shift
and a stadium no closer thar
| S miles TO the existing clubs
home. There would be no OBJ.
lection TO the two clubs shar-
ing the same stadium, II &C.
ceptable to both.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05

PEBBLE BEACH. Calf. Jan
4 R.-Bing Crosby's fabulou:
golhng clambake carries on It's
familiar formal this week with
a longer and richer show.
Since Jay Hebert Of Lafay-
cite. La, won last years So
hole event. the National Pro-
Amateur tournament, starting
here Thursday and continuing
through Sunday. has been
boosted to 70 holes and the
purse increased from $4,000 to
$4,000.
Crosby didn't put up the
heavy additional cash. Much of
it comes from B, c. BUD
Gould. Detroit industrialist,
who also sponsors national tele-
vising Of 30 minutes during the
final round.
The Crosby tournament
started II years ago when Bling
decided TO invite about 50
friends to a clambake at his
summer home.
This week the field includes
100 professionals and 100 anna
tours and for the first time part
of 1t will be seen on national
Tv. The pros include most of
the big-name golfers. The anna
teur list contains such famous
names as Edgar Eisenhower Of
Tacoma, Wash. the Presidents
brother: Leonard K. Firestone
OF Beverly Hills. Calf. big
name entertainers like Gordon
MacRae, Guy Madison. Bob
Crosby. Dennis Morgan. and
such sports celebrities as Jimmy
McLarnin. Bob Lemon. Jackie
Jensen, Ralph Kiner. Ernie
Movers and Bones Hamilton.
Three picturesque courses at
this seaside community will be
used during the four-day tour
nament.
The field Of 240 will alter
nate on the Cypress Point and
Monterey Peninsula Courses
Thursday and Friday. Then the
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Freshman Bon Studied
BySouthern Conference

RICHMOND, Va. Jan. 4 up.
Southern Conference officials
generally agreed tonight that
sentiment for restoring the
freshman rule in the confer
e1ice would be greatly strength
ened If the NCAA tightens
eligibility rules for Us cham
pionship tournaments in bas-
ketball and baseball in line
with recommendations made
by the NCAA's Executive Com
mittee today.
The Executive Committee
proposed that after this season
only conferences which observe
the freshman rule should be
automatically eligible to COM
pete in the two national tour
naments.
The Southern Conference is
one of two major conferences
which still allow freshmen 10
play on varsity teams.
DR.. Walter Newman. 'presi-
dent Of Virginia Tsch. said II
the NcAA finally approves the
com mlttee recommendation,
Tech will spearheed efforts at
the conferences surine meeting
in Roanoke. Va, TO restore the
rule.
I'VE have always thought
the freshman rule was dcsir-
able and sound" said the VPI
president. who has sought re-
peatedly at previous confer
ence meetings 10 persuade the
l0-team conference 10 return
10 the rule.
The last move 10 restore the
freshman rule IN the confer
ence came in 1886 and was led
~ VPI. West Virginia and
George Washington. When the
showdown vote came. these
three were Joined by William
and Mary and Virginia Military
Institute in favoring a return
TO the rule. but the five other
conference institutions voted
may" A two-thirds approval
Is. required TO change the con-
ference's eligibility require
ments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05
TEE TO GREEN
Sy. MERRILL WHITTLEsEY

The new year brought about
a major change In the by
laws Of the Maryland State
Golf Association affecting serv-
ice and public courses, and an
important amendment to the
Virginia Golf Associations By
laws affecting service person
mel win be voted on at q meet
ing In Richmond Saturday
night.
In Maryland, Aberdeen Prov
ing Grounds. Army Chemical
Center. Fort Meade. the Naval
Academy Club, and Bethesda
Naval as service courses and
All View. q public course IN
Ellicott City. we're dropped
from membership because they
mo longer met the qualifica-
tons" for membership. The
move was effective December
81.
There has been little reac-
ton from the six clubs to date.
In fact, only two have replied
In any manner, one by phone
asking the reasons, and an
other asking II an associate
membership was possible.
The proposed change in Viz
Iginia Is creating considerable
more fuss. A proposed amend
ment TO the bylaws would, in
effect. prevent servicemen tenn
porarily stationed in Virginia
from competing In tournaments
sponsored by the VSGA.
Only those "domiciled In the
State Of Virginia" would be
eligible, and the word 'domi-
ciled' would be defined to mean
actually q resident of the
State with the intention TO re-
main here permanently"
Last year the Virginia Anna
teur was won by Comdr. Bob
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05

Freshmen have been eligible
for varsity sports in the con-
ference since 1854.
Mac Pitt. ST.. of Richmond,
chairman OF the Conference
Basketball Committee. said he
believed the action Of the
NCAA executive committee
will certainly strengthen the
hand Of those who want to re-
turn TO the freshman rule.
Pitt is athletic director at the
University Of Richmond. which
voted against restoration Of
the freshman rule at the 1856
conference meeting. He recalled
that at It's latest session last
month the conference moved
the dates Of its basketball tour
nament forward by one week
to the last week in February
so that the championship team
would have a weeks rest be-
fore play in the first-round
NCAA playoffs.
Dr.. Fronts w. Johnston OF
Davidson College. president Of
the conference, said the eligibil-
ity question is one which "un-
doubtedly will have TO be taken
up at the May meeting" He
predicted that some action will
be taken but declined TO FORE
cast what 1t would be,
In Washington. Max Far
rington. assistant TO the presi-
dent at George Washington,
said he is hopeful" about a
return TO the freshman rule In
the conference.
harrington. a former South
ern Conference president, said
he expects TO be present In
Philadelphia Tuesday when the
Executive Committees recon-
mendation goes TO the full
NCAA convention to be voted
on.
"A tightening up by the
NCAA on the freshman rule
may-and. I hope, within
fiuence the vote in the South
ern Conference 10 go back 70
IT," he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05
Bruins Six-GooI Reilly
Topples Rangers, IA

NEW YORK. Jan. I R-
Boston's Bruins came from
three goals back to score six
times in the final ia minutes
today for a IA National
Hockey League victory over the
New York Rangers before an
astonished crowd OF 1928 at
Madison Square Garden and q
national TV audience.
The Bruins rally. which
turned seemingly certain de-
feat into a spectacular victory,
left the Rangers stunned. The
Blueshirts. after yielding a
first-period goal, had held the
Bruins scoreless for IS minutes
while scoring twice in both the
second and third periods for
what appeared to be q safe Al
lead. %
Johnny Bucyk. who scored
three goals, ignited the Boston
rally with his second score Of
the afternoon at 1928 Of the
final period. Vic Stasiuk, who
assisted on that goal. scored -
seconds later TO make 1t 4-3.
The Bruins waited 2 minutes
and 20 seconds to get their next
goal by Real Chevrefils. That
tied the score at A.
Attack Continued
The relentless Bruins con-
tinued to press harried Rangers.
driving home three more goals
THE next 3iz minutes. taking
the lead at 1906 on Larry Re-
gan's counter. Bucyk followed
IS seconds later and Jerry Top
pazzini completed the assault
on Goalie Marcel Paille with
a minute remaining.
The Rangers goals were
scored by four different players.
Bin Gadsby opened the Blue
shirts scoring with a goal at
the start of the second period
that Offset Bucyk's first mark
er. A solo by Capt. Red Sulli-
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.Terps, TarHee
.FeatureCoIIeqe
Gage Schedule

North Cardinals game Satur-
day night against Maryland
at College Park is the feature
Of q good week for basketball
games here.
The Georgetown @ eorg c
Washington game Wednesday
night at Uline Arena has pros
poets Of being an exciting con-
test. as has Dukes game at
Maryland the same night.
George Washington also has
The Citadel TO play tomorrow
night at Uline's. and at the
end Of the week will find itself
in Morgantown. w. Va. to
play West Virginia. The Cita-
del team coming here tomor-
row appears stronger than
usual. with an unbeaten record
in the Southern Conference
,3-0) and having won the
Senior Bowl tournament cham
pionship.
Saturday nights North Caro-
lima game at Cole Fieldhouse
may be q sellout. includine
LOO extra seats bringing the
capacity to 1850. Mary
land officials had hoped that
both teams would get to this
game indicated. but despite
the fact both have been beaten
1t still figures as a prime at
traction.
Last years game here was
a humdinger. with the Terra
pins giving the Tar Heels as
much trouble as anyone before
bowling in double overtime.
This weeks schedule:
TOMORROW
The Citadel vs. GEORGE Washingtor
at Uline Arena
Catholic D a. Baltimore o.
Galiauoet at Towson.
Howard Ct UpSaia
WEDNESDAY
Ge0ruetown W.. 0eorGe Washingtou
at Uline Arena
Duke At MARYLAND
Gettysburg ~ Navy.
Howard 81 MnrHan
THURSDAY
No Games scheduieC
FRIDAY
Pairleieh- Dickinson At American u
salisbury at dallaudet
Howard a. Newark Ruieers.
SATURDAY
North Carolina a. Maryland.
American u. a. Georgrtovn
George We Shiaeton Al west virginia
Navy At New York Y
Howard at bloomfield