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Evening star., 1959-12-01
By BURTON HAWKINS
Star stan Writer

Star stai Writer
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, Dec.
1.-The world champion Dodg-
ers are seeking First Baseman
Roy Sievers and Pitcher Pedro
Ramos from the Senators in
what could develop to be a six
player deal or explode into
nothing at all.
Washington is trying to talk
BuZzie Bavasi, Dodgers execu-
tive vice president, out of Pitch
er Danny McDevitt, Outfielder
Don Demeter, ShortStop Don
thinner and another unidenti-
fed player in exchange for the
slugger who slumped last sea-
son and the Cuban Highlander.
President Cal Griffith is re-
luctant to part with Ramos,
but the fact that officials of
both clubs still are chatting
indicates the Senators boss will
weaken if the Dodgers Sweeten
an offer which currently in
cludes Outfielder Sandy Amoros
instead of Demeter and a minor
Lacquer, Pitcher John Golden
Two Proposals Rejected
An offer of thinner and Nc
Dewitt for SieverS was rejected
by the Senators and a counter
proposal of Sievers for Deme-
ter, thinner and McDevitt was
Stunned by Los Angeles.
We'll keep talking" Man.
ager Cookie Lavagetto of the
Senators said. They've tossed
some players into proposed
deals that we wouldn't consider
but we'll get back to them with
other offers and maybe we'll be
able to get together"
thinner, who will be 90 next
month, is a righthanded hitter
who once was regarded as GER
tain to be a major league star
However, i'll fortune ha.
plagued him. and this year he
saw only limited duty and hit
.165.
Don was leading the Ameri-
can Association in home runs
and runs batted in while play
ing with st. Paul in 1853. but
he was struck on the head BY
Jim Kirk of Columbus July {
and was out the remainder OF
the season.
thinner was batting 800
with Brooklyn in June, 1856
but he suffered a fractured
cheekbone when struck by a
Hall Jeffcoat pitch. That
shelved him for the remainder
OF the year.
Demeter Shows Power
Demeter. "a, also is a right
handed hitter. The 6-foot-4
outf1elder smashed Al homers
and batted in 1913 runs with
Fort Worth in 1856. Advanced
to st. Paul in 1857, he cracked
% homerS and batted .3O9. He
had 18 homers. drove in 70 runs
and batted .256 for Los Angeles
last summer.
The 27-year-old McDevitt. a
lefthander, is a former St.
Bonaventure student who has
a world of stuff but who hasn't
been able to harness it. Lack of
control is his problem. He had
a 1913 record and a 3.97 earned
run average this year.
Griffith, Lavagetto and Ba-
vasi conferred for three hours
Sunday night and resumed
chats at intervals yesterday.
Manager Bill Jurges of the
Red Sox admittedly is pursuing
Jim Lemon, Senator's out
fielder, but his offer of Out
Continued on Page CO, Col. S
Evening star., 1959-12-01
Bdn1a Accepts
Bid TO Play in
Liberty Bowl

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. / (AP)
Alabama today accepted an
invitation to meet Penn State
in the Liberty Bowl football
game at Philadelphia Stadium
December 10.
Announcement of Alabama s
acceptance was made at a news
conference by Ambrose CBud)
Dudley, co-promoter of the
game.
Dudley said, 1--WE feel sure
that the Alabama-Penn State
game will be an outstanding
inaugural for football fans OF
the East who long have desired
a major bowl in their home
area"
Some $4,000 tickets already
have been sold for the first
edition of the bowl. Dudley
has predicted a crowd Of $4,000
and up for the contest.
Speculation that Alabama
the Nations 11th-ranked team
would come here to take on
l4th-rated Penn State cropped
up yesterday after Navy turned
down a Liberty Bowl invitation
rendered shortly after Satur-
days rout of Army.
ALBANIA (7-1-2) previously
had turned down a bid to play
in the Blue Grass Bowl at
Louisville, KY. At that time
Coach Paul Bryant said the
Crimson Tide, a veteran OF
bowl play. would not play in
any post-season game this year
Apparently. Dudley and his
partner in the Liberty venture
George Kerrigan, talked Bryant
and Alabama authorities into
their bowl with a prospect oi
large attendance and result
ing gate receipts.
Dudley has estimated that
the Liberty Bowl should mean
upwards Of $l50,000 for each
team.
Evening star., 1959-12-01
DODGERS BID FOR SEWERS, RAMOS
O'DeII-Brondt Deal
Spurs Griffs' ToIks

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla,
Dec. 1 (AP).-The San Fran
cisco Giants have acquired
Billy ODell and Billy Loes from
Baltimore in an attempt to
plug an undermanned pitch
ing staff that cost them the
1859 pennant.
In return for the lefthanded
starter and the erratic reliever,
the Giants had to give up
Jackie Brandt, one of their
most talented young outfielders;
Gordon Jones, a mediocre re-
lief pitcher, and a third player
not named by the clubs. That
player, it was learned, is Roger
McCardell, a rookie catcher,
who batted .260 at Phoenix last
season.
1t was the first major deal
in the unprecedented inter-
league trading period which
began November 81. But il
may have paved the way for a
major trade between Washing
ton and the Dodgers during the
minor league convention here
Both Seeking Ramos
The Dodgers and Giants had
been competing for Pete Ra-
mos, the Senators star right
handler. San Francisco had Of
fered either Brandt of Felipe
Alou, another outfielder, for
the 24-year-old Cuban. who
had a 1919 record with the
last-place Senators last season
Los Angeles countered with
an offer of four players fol-
Ramos and Roy SieverS, Wash
ington'S all-time home run
king. The Dodgers are willing
to part with Southpaw Danny
McDevitt, Shortstop Don Zim-
mer, Outflelder Sandy Amoros
and Pitcher John Golden, a
farmland. Washington wants
Outfielder Don Demeter SUBJ
stituted for Amoros.
O'Dell, 26. gives the Giants
a third starting southpaw to
go with Johnny Antonelli and
Mike Mccormick. He was
signed out of Clemson in 1854
for a $4,000 bonus. ODell had
his best year in 1858 when he
won IA and pitched three hit
less innings in the All-Star
Game.
Returned by Senators
A back injury hampered his
work last season. While he
finished with a 1912 record
See TRADE, Page CO
Evening star., 1959-12-01
Collegiate Cage Season
Gets Off to Fast Start

man at Louisville: Florida
State at Louisiana State; South
Dakota State at Kansas State;
San Francisco at Sanford;
UCLA at Southern California,
and Texas Western at Okla
homa State.
The first weeks program is
loaded with inter-conference
and intersectional contests. II
won't take too long to see
which section has the strength
Wildcats Go West
Kentucky, after its opener
takes off for the Pacific Coast
The Wildcats play UCLA Fri
day and Southern California
Saturday.
In New York. where college
basketball is on the rise again
the first double-header al
Madison Square Garden Thurs
day matches st. Johns and
strong st. Louis, and New Yorl
University and Marquette.
other intersectional ano
Iinter-conference games Of the
week include Michigan at Pitt
I
Southern Methodist at Mime
sofa, Memphis State at Ohio
State, Texas Christian at Okla
homa City. Missouri at Arkan.
saS. Southern Methodist al
Iowa, Texas Tech at Colorado
North Texas at Memphis State
st. Louis at Kansas State ano
Minnesota at Vanderbilt.
California's 1889 NCAA
champions. led by clio DarralI
1mhoff, opens Friday against
University of California, Santa
Barbara branch.
st. Johns won the National
Invitation tourney in New York
and is regarded as a top threat
lagain.
Evening star., 1959-12-01
BY the Associated Press


Some of the Nations top
teams sIld stars will be in ac-
ton tonight when the major
college powers tap of for the
start of the 1959-60 basketball
season.
Many Of the smaller schools
already have begun their skir-
mishing but, for the big set
December / is the official OPEN
ing date. Before the night is
out, fans will have a good idea
Of what's to come.
Cincinnati, with All-America
Oscar Robertson; West Vir-
ginia. with All-America Jerry
West; Ohio State, with highly
touted Jerry Lucas, a 6-foot-s
sophomore; st. Johns of New
York, with versatile Tony Jack
son. and always powerful Ken
lucky are among the highly
regarded teams slated to show
their stuff tonight.
DeacOns Are Hopeful
Cincinnati plays Indiana
State; West Virginia faces
Tennessee, Ohio State enter
tainS Wake Forest. Kentucky
is host to Colorado State Col
lege and st. Johns opposes
Bridgeport.
Wake Forest is bringing a
sophomore star of its own
against Chic State and Lucas
the 6-foot-8 Len Chappell, re-
garded as potentially the best
player ever to come to the
DeaconS.
Other top openers include
Penn State at North Carolina
State; Iowa at Evansville;
Western Michigan at North
western; Butler at Wisconsin;
Georgia Tech at Duke; Fur
Evening star., 1959-12-01
Vols Name Cuptuin

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, Dec.
(AP). - Mike L a Sorsa, 200
pound junior end from Hudson
Falls, N. Y, last night was
elected captain of Tennessee's
football team. Jim Cartwright
190-pound blocking back from
Athens, Tenn, was named alter
nate.
Evening star., 1959-12-01

tract at Rutgers for an undis-
closed salary.
Rutgers said a line coach,
Bob Mccoy, and Freshman
Coach Warren Harris would ac-
company Stiegman to Penn.
Matt Bolger and Joe STAN
czyk, other assistants to Stieg-
man, have not announced
whether they would join Stieg-
man in Philadelphia or remain
at Rutgers.
Evening star., 1959-12-01
Top Wildcat Named

EVANSTON. Ill, Dec. l CAP)
Center Jim Andreotti was
named Northwestern Univer-
slty's most valuable football
player last night at the Wild
cats annual banq1et.
Evening star., 1959-12-01
How to turn
kids against
Christmas

There are some simple, basic
rules in December Better Homes
& Gardens for helping your chill
dren enjoy Christmas. Rules for
you not the youngsters. This
highly humorous article points
out some important "don'tS." For
example, if you stay up until
? am. don't Scold the children
for waking you at 4 am. Make
Christmas a happier time with
December Better Homes & Gar
denS. Get it today, wherever
magazines are Soldl
Evening star., 1959-12-01
TODAY'S SPORTS
ON TELEVISION

Wrestling
WTTG-5, 7:30 pm.
Bowling
Strikes n Spares, WTTG-
3, 1880 pm. 4
Evening star., 1959-12-01

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Evening star., 1959-12-22

Tonights top shows preuietoed by TV Keys stdf
attend Tehearsdls, match screenings dndlyze
scripts New York. Hollywood and elsewhere. Their
opinions are offered as guide to area uteDeTS.
Wyatt Earp-"Get Shotgun Gibbs" o. K carp An attempt
is made to bushwack Shotgun Gibbs in the middle of
big mule race but Shoguns and his mules sixth
than match for the asSassns The semi
continuous plot line of this showthat of slowly creeping
toward the duel at the K Corras beginning to wear
bit thin. $3.50 pm, WMAL-1
Rifeman-"The Coward" Excellent episode. Lucas and
Mark in line with their usual meddeSome practice of
taking in homeless strays get involved with young
the East who's convinced he's coward 1t takes
the chap four showdown encounters with couple OF
bulies to learn the true meaning of courage
Fortunately US the showdowns well directed and
acted and give the drama nice overall quality pm.
WMAI-T
SkeItOnRepeat of Reds annual Christmas show with
Allen jenkins and it's always enjoyable Shelton plays
tramp who tries to spend the holidays in jail and can't
get cop to arrest him. Then, of course, he manages
to get by accident aided by the Mitchell Boys Choir
Cwho also sing few caros). $50 pmr WTOP-9.
Christmas Startime-Tonghts hour of great music Tor
Christmas has so much of briiance about it that the
natural charm of little choir boys sneeze only ADDS
In the iov of all Leonard Bernstein plays the piano
and conducts the St Pauls Cathedral Boys Choir imed
in London) Christmas carols and THE Twelve Days
of Christmas the harmony between them is nothing
short of perfect Marion Anderson sings spirituas ike
"He's Got the Whole World in His Hands as well as
Silent Night" and joins the Schola Cantorum, the New
York Philharmonic and Conductor Bernstein for Bachs
"Magnificat If you imagine the Bach as even more
thrilling than usual BernStelns analysis OF Ns gloreS
makes it So Beautiful throughout and program which
simply shouldn't be missed. (ColorO $3.50 pm, WRC-4
Garry MoOre-some the incest things about tonights
show Mahalia Jackson'S rendition OF Holy Baby ana
silent Night" and Garry's annual reading Of William
Saroyans little essay Christmas seen through the
eyes of child. Henry Morgan's Christmas card trick
for identifying celebrities may get you in on the
act and Garry's Santa Claus to settlement children
makes a sweet candid holiday sequence. Songs
from Eddie Hodges, Charlie Weavers letter from Mom
and long list Of attractive holiday songs wind an
enjoyable show 10 pm, WTOP-9.
Evening star., 1959-12-22

cert from Baltimore's Ford's
Theater. Soloist Martha
Wright and Stephen Doug
lass appear with members
of the Baltimore Symphony
Orchestra under the direc-
ton of Herbert Grossman.
Voices of the Chesapeake
Choir will sing some tradi-
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.0:00, WMAL (D-One Ster
Beyond. Make Me Not a
Witch" A young girl tells
her parents of things thai
she has been" and they
accuse her of being a sor-
csress. Patty Mccormack
Eileen Ryan, Robert En-
hardt.
1880, WRC (D-Journey u
Understanding. Coverage oi
the Western summit meet
ing and the President;
visits TO Morocco and Spair
and his return to Washing
ton.
.O:5O, WRC az Presidents
Arrival. See Bernie Harri-
sons column.
I1:OO, WTTG (5) Starlight
Theater. Lucky Partners.
An artist shares a sweep
stakes. ticket with a pretty
girl. Ginger Rogers. (194o.j
ILLS, WTOP (9) The Late
Show. Here Comes Mr.! Jor'
dan" Robert Montgomery
Claude Rains, Evelyn Keyes
Q941O
Evening star., 1959-12-22
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1880, WMAL (D-Sugarfoot,
THE Gaucho." Sugarfoot
meets a charming South
American and becomes en-
broiled in a bitter battle for
control of a giant ranch
Will Hutchins, Carlos Rivas
Lori Nelson.
$3.50, WTOP (9)-Christmas
in the Land of Pleasant Liv-
ing. Special Christmas con-
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Evening star., 1959-12-22
A 0ne-Day Treatment
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Q Can you help me?" he
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