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Evening star., 1959-02-07
John McLuughry
Replaces Kelley
As Brown Coach

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Feb. 7
(AP). - John j. McLaughry,
whose father, Tuss, coached
Brown for Is years, is return
ing to Brown as head foot
ball coach.
Picked as a man verSed in
the aims and traditions of Ivy
League football. John moves
from Amherst to the Bruins
camp as TusS McLaughry had
done 33 years earlier.
Barnaby Keeney, Brown
president, said McLaughry had
signed a five-year contract as
successor to AL Kelley, who re-
Gently accepted a similar post
at Colgate.
McLaughry scheduled a meet
ing with Brown authorities to-
day to discuss the makeup of
his staff. He said he would be
happy to retain the services of
the present Brown aides, Milt
Piepul, Joe Restic and Charlie
Markham, if they want to stay.
In nine years at Amherst,
McLaughry directed the Lord
JeffS to a 44-23-4 record and
an unbeaten campaign in 1858.
Evening star., 1959-02-07
AU Moves Up in Title Race;
Howard, Southeastern Bow

American University moved
within a halfgame of the lead
in the tight Mason-Dixon
Conference race with last
nights 1850 victory over
Gallaudet. Randolph Macon,
which was on top, was upset
by Johns Hopkins, $3.50, in
Baltimore.
Baltimore University has a
To conference record, COM
pared to 6-2 for the Eagles and
Randolph Macon. Catholic U.
is close with 9-3.
Howard was beaten, 80-62,
by Virginia State at Capitol
Arena in a game originally
scheduled for tonight.
Southeastern University's two
top scorers, Joe Grotenrath
with Is poines and Bob Lomax
with %, didn't have much
scoring help as Southeastern
lost to Richmond Professional
Institute, 1851 at Richmond
In the AU-Gallaudet game,
the host Blues made a scrap of
it for the first half, trailing by
only seven points. Gallaudet
has been giving most of the
MaSon-Dixon's top teams
trouble in the early stages.
American U. had II men in
the scoring column, topped by
Ed Clements with II and Willie
Evening star., 1959-02-07
NORTHERN VIRGINIA LEAGUE
lIrnun IL
BY DICK SLAY
Star staff Writer

This is a year of milestones
for Hammond's improving bas-
ketball team.
Three weeks ago marked the
first time the Admirals ever had
beaten Washington-Lee. and
last nights 55-42 runaway over
Wakefield at Hammond was
their first against the other Ar
lington school.
I'VE figured 10 win one.
We've played them six times, +"
Coach Tip Downing said of the
series with Wakefield. We've
never beaten Falls Church
either, and we play them next. "
If he had known at the time
about Fails Church's victory
over Mount Vernon last night.
Downing would have had a kind
word for his opponent next
Tuesday. 1t put Hammond and
WI into tie for first place
in the Northern Virginia Group
l League, still another new item
in the Admirals' three-year
history.
A 47-43 loser to Wakefield
four weeks ago, Hammond last
night surprised the Warriors
with a 1-3-1 zone defense. 1t
grabbed a 1910 lead and ran
up a 28-point advantage, 44-16,
before easing up.
1t was Hammond'S hottest
shooting night of the season
with "a goals in As attempts.
Mike Graffeo had six for eight
and Eddie Doran had six for
nine. The Wakefield shooting
chart had the Warriors taking
only 81 shots, making 13, The
Warriors outscored the home
Evening star., 1959-02-07
MARYLAND BI-COUNTY LEAGUE
BY JIM CAWOOD
Contributing Writer

The lack of rebounding
strength that was evident in
Northwood High Schools only
basketball loss of the season
two weeks ago to Walter john
son, apparently has been rem
edied.
Joel Goldman emerged as
Northwood's leader last night
as the Indians defeated Mont
gomery Blair, 59-48, at North
wood and remained in a triple
tie for the lead in the Maryland
BIZ County League.
Goldman, 6-foot-2, l92-pound
junior, had scored only Ave
Evening star., 1959-02-07
400 Athletes
Competing in
VMI Relays

LEXINGTON, Va, Feb. 7
(AP).-Virginia Military Insti-
tute's Field House becomes a
mecca for more than 400 track
men from Middle Atlantic area
colleges tonight with the eighth
running of the VMI Winter
Relays.
Maryland and Navy. which
have entered the largest teams.
are favored to finish with the
most individual championships.
Nineteen other colleges, includ-
ing GEORGETOWN, will have en-
tries in the l6-event program
starting at 7 pm.
Maryland, an Atlantic Coast
Conference p:.~<r, will send 36
contestants and independent
Navy will enter 80. Other large
contingents come from William
g. Mary, "a; Duke. %; North
Carolina. 81. and Georgetown,
20.
Records fell in eight events
last year, when the field for the
relays was cut sharply by a
conflict with the MillroSe
Games in New York. Despite
a much larger turnout, no such
wholesale record-smashing ap-
pears in prospect tonight.
A headline attraction will be
the 60-yard dash involving
Maryland's Jonas Spiegel and
Nacy's Allen Smith. either Of
whom is considered capable OF
breaking the record of 6.2 Sec
onds, set in 1857.
The Maryland Navy duel
seems likely to continue in the
pole vault, with Navy'S Bob
Eaton and Bud MaXon COM
peting with Maryland's Bjorn
Andersen. The record of 13
feet, 734 inches was established
last year.
Navy's Pete Van Mort, de-
Tending champion in the TO-
yard high hurdles. will get stiff
competition in the event from
Georgetown's AL Haddinot and
Maryland's Jim Starboard.
The nights first final event
will find North Cardinals star
distance runner. Wayne Bishop
defending the title he won in
the 2-mile run last year
George Verdisco of Georgetown,
who set a record while win
andning the three-quarter mile
run as a freshman here in 1858
and Norman Williams. also OF
Georgetown, are Bishops lead
ing challengers.
Evening star., 1959-02-07
Anucostiu Routs
Tech, Cordozo
Stoys Unbeuten

Anacostis ran up its highest
basketball score of the season
while virtually eliminating Nc
Kinley Tech from contention in
the East Division of the Inter-
high League with a 67-55 up
set yesterday at Tech High
School.
Tech held a 35-29 halftime
lead, but Anacostia rallied be-
hind the shooting and rebound
ing of Lance Kline. Tech hit on
only six of 20 shots in the Sec
ond half, and turned in its
worst shooting of the year.
In a second game at Tech,
Cardozo remained unbeaten In
the West Division with a sur
prisingly close 1888 victory
over Dunbar.
Dunbar gave the Clerks
scare but the timely shooting
and rebounding Of 6-foot-5
Frank Harrison pulled them
through. Harrison had 20
points and 81 rebounds
Evening star., 1959-02-07
BY MERRELL WHITTLESEY
Star Stan Writer

Member clubs of the District
Golf Association will pack a
great majority of their 1859
member-gues and invitation
tournaments into a few crowd
ed weeks and almost COM
pletely avoid April, July. Au-
gust and the early fall. Dates
were announced at the asso-
cations annual dinner last
night at Columbia Country
Club.
Conflicts between the Chevy
Chase, Congressional and
Burning Tree member-guest
tournaments, and the Columbia
member-gueSt with the Mary
land amateur probably will be
worked out after further COM
mittee meetings.
Only Argyle and Brooke
Manor, the latter a newcomer
to the field, showed a prefer
Evening star., 1959-02-07
BY CARL SELL
Star Stan Writer

DT ShAbL obLA
star Stan Writer
Eastern High Schools bas-
ketball team is finding the 60
ing rough, and the situation
is bound to get worse before
it gets better for the league
leader.
Yesterday Fairmont Heights
cracked the Ramblers' nine
game winning streak with a
67-6l overtime victory at East
ern. This was the same Fair
mont Heights team Eastern de-
feated by 16 points January 9.
The RamblerS have to meet
Spingarn, runnerup in the In
terhigh League East Division,
Carroll and Tech before the
schedule favors them again.
They close out the season
against Chamberlain and Ana
costa.
Fairmont Heights had to
come from behind three times
to win yesterday, but finally
got the verdict by outhustling
Eastern in the overtime period.
Evening star., 1959-02-07
Roosevelt, Wilson
Score Victories

Roosevelt took advantage of
a hot hand by Clarence Hill,
who played only his fourth
game of the season, to defeat
Bell, 57-52, and Wilson ran
away from Western, 67-51. in
an Interhigh League West
Division basketball double
header at Roosevelt yesterday.
Hill returned to the team
this semester, and has been
high scorer in three of his four
games. The Tigers offense and
defense was in high gear as
four players hit for double
figures.
Evening star., 1959-02-07
LittIer Leads
At Halfway

PHOENIX, Ariz., Feb. 7
(AP) Par busting Gene Lit
tier was two strokes in front
today as the $4,000 Phoenix
Open golf tournament moved
into the third round.
Littler, four strokes off the
pace yesterday, used a seven
under-par SO to sweep into the
lead and tie an Arizona Coun-
try Club course record. Coupled
with Thursdays 81, it gave him
a 36-hole total of 1910
under par.
The San Diego golfer, who
hasn't taken first place money
since the Las Vegas, New, tour
nament of champions in April,
1857, went on a par-breaking
spree down the final nine holes
with a six-under 80 yesterday.
Evening star., 1959-02-07
OnIy2D. Golf Clubs
Favor Invitation PIoy

ence for the once-popular in
vitation tournaments.
Karl Kellerman of Columbia
was installed as president of
the DGA, succeeding Manor's
Tom Carney. Kellerman then
appointed Carney as captrJ IN
of the districts intercity team
for the July 10 match at James
River in Richmond. Kellerman
has been captain the last few
years.
Sid Carroll of Washington
Golf and Country Club moved
up to the vice presidents list.
Tom Wheeler of Congressional
moved up as first vice president
and Tom Manning Of Bethesda,
Billy Burns of Prince Georges,
Irving (Chips) Cantor of
Woodmont follow. Ray Law
renson of Argyle was retained
by acclamation as secretary
treasurer.
Five were announced as new
members of the board Of goVer-
nors-Vern johnson Of Burning
Tree, John L. Barr, jr., of
Chevy Chase, James L. GeddeS
of Congressional, Arthur Pals
grove of bethesda and DR..
Jerry Footer of Woodmont.
Kellerman said a second
senior tournament may be
added to the district schedule,
The tentative schedules:
District events:
July 10, two-man handicap cham
pionship at Woodmont; July II, mixed
scotch foursome at Prince GEORGES;
at Richmond; July 23-26. District
Amateur at Columbia; September 10,
mixed scotch foursome at Army Navy
FalTiaX c0urse); october -. district
senior. at Burning Tree;
Invitations and member guests.
April u, Norbcc member-guest.
May $40, Belle Haven 4-ball; 1918.
Kenwood member guest; l4-17, Manor
member-guest; 23-24, Chevy Chase
member-guest; 2l-24, Congressional
member guest; 2l-24, Burning Tree
member-guest.
june - or TO- Norbeck member
guest: 4-5. Goose Greek member -~uest;
11-14, Court House 4-ball; IL, Prince
Georges member guest; 1920. Wash
ington member-guest; 1921, Columbia
member guest.
July 3S-August ., Argyle Invitation.
September 1913, Belle Haven mem
ber-guest; 1920, Court House member
guest; 27-2S. Bethesda membeh- guest
October 4, Brooke Manor Invita-
tion: 1O-11, Congressional member
guest.
Evening star., 1959-02-07
Joguurs Bump
Mount Vernon

Falls Church High Schools
basketball team upset Mount
Vernon, STAB, last night at
Falls Church and knocked the
Majors out of first place in the
Northern Virginia Group I
League.
The Majors, with their lead
ing scorer, Ken Kerkering, side
lined for the remainder of the
season with an ankle injury,
couldn't get untracked. The
Jaguars, with Cam Coberly and
Drew LandruS controlling the
backboardS, led, 1921, at half
Evening star., 1959-02-07
Carroll Star Gets
ND Club Award

Doug Barnes. Carroll High
Schools halfback last fall, re-
ceived the Notre Dame Club
award last night as the areas
outstanding football player at
Catholic high schools.
Barnes was honored during
the clubs testimonial dinner
dance for Joe Kuharich, who
resigned the head coaching job
of the Redskins to coach Notre
Dame.
Barnes was voted the aware
over four other boys who were
chosen as the best at their
respective schools: Benjie
SPOTS of DeMatha, Jon Nor
ris of Gonzaga. Roark Reed
of Georgetown Prep and Paul
Ciatti of st. Johns.
Evening star., 1959-02-07
SpottsGuides
DeMuthuFive

Led by Benjie Spots %
points and his all-around floor
play, DeMatha eased by Cham
berlain. 7l-52. yesterday at
DeMatha, but the win was
costly.
Joe Pitts, who played with a
broken finger, fell heavily to
the floor while driving for a
basket and injured his arm. He
will be out indefinitely.
Evening star., 1959-02-07
Gu Mutmen Pin
ToWson Teachers

Catholic University's wres-
ting team won three of the
last four matches to defeat
Towson State Teachers, 1913,
last night at Brookland in a
match between two Mason
Dixon Conference teams who
were without a victory between
them.
Evening star., 1959-02-07
HIGH SCHOOL
SPORTS
BASKETBALL
Results YESTERDAY

bhohEIbhBL
Results YESTERDAY
Anacostia a67. Tech. So.
Bethesda-Cheyy Chase, "A; RichAr
Montgomery, SO.
Bladensburg. 80; Suitland, ST.
Calvert County, 90; Leonardtown, 3s
Coolidge. So: st. Adams. 40.
Damascus, 81; Poolesville, 80.
DeMatha, II: Chamberlain, So.
Fairmont Heights, 81; Eastern, 81
Fails Church, % 81; Mount Vernon, AZ.
Friends, 81; Moorestown IN. -, As,
GeorFe Mason, 40: Loudoun County, AZ
Gonzaga, u; St. Anthony. 81.
Groveton, 6S; Annandsle, ~.
Hammond w, 36; Waksheld w, "a
HiGR Point. IS; oxon Hill, 81.
Lackey. 81; Surrattsville, 81.
Marshall, 81: Osbourn, 81.
Northwood. 50: Montgomery Blair. As.
OConnell. 32: DeMatha ~. 81
Parser-Gray. "A; Luther Jackson. IS.
Priory. So: ouantico Post 80.
Rappahannoe.. A.; Wsrrenton, "a,
St. o0sfsTii: stsphens. s. II; M Georgetown Prep 40
Spingarn, G8: Phelps, Al.
Welker-Grsnt ~: Douglass, 55.
Walter johnson, ~; Wheaton, 30.
Washinqton-Lee, "a; George Washing
ton, 40.
washington Lee w, 43; George Wash.
ington JV, 81.
Wilson, 81; Western. 81.
Games Today
Lsndon at St Andrews ?
st. Stephens VS.. George Washington
ut Hammond, $3.50.
En- scopaI at ST. Christophers. 3.
Virginia Episcopal al Woodberry For
est, $3.50
Bulls at Bainbridge Prep, z.
Games Tomorrow
Mackin at DeMatha, $3.50
Gonzaga VS.. St Johns at Carroll. 3.3O.
Carroll VS. Calvert Hall At Loyols
tBaltimorel, $3.50.
SOCCER
Result Yesterday
st. Adams. 4 St. Stephens, q.
Lsndon. >; Episcopal /.
Game Today
Friends at Woodberry Forest. 345.
TRACK fIND0ORt
Results YESTERDAY
Episcopal, So: Hammond, 20.
Today
Wakefield ct Navy Plebes, l.
Woodberry Forest at Hammond. !,
WRESTLING
Result Yesterday
st. Albsps- 81; Walter johnson 10
Evening star., 1959-02-07
Northwood Gets Punch
For Stretch Drive

points in Northwood's first 10
games. Against Wheaton !aSh
week he hit for l6 points. Last
night he had II points and 26
rebounds and earned a starting
berth.
Northwood's big test comes
Tuesday at Bladensburg in a
game that will help decide the
league championship. North
wood defeated Bladensburg
earlier in the season, $3.50, IN
overtime.
Evening star., 1959-02-07
Streak Ends, Eastern
Faces More Trouble

The regulation game ended
at Stall and Eastern scored
the first two points in the over
time. But from there on it was
all Fairmont as Alfred Gamble
hit for four points and Alfred
Queen, Richard Smith and
William Lee each scored a
goal.
Queen had saved Fairmont
from defeat in the regulation
game by stealing a pass with
30 seconds, to go, and scoring
"a layup to tie the game and
force the overtime.
Evening star., 1959-02-07
Verdict to SidweII

Steve Bralove and Clark Grit
fifth made five foul shots be-
tween them to put Sidwell
Friends out front in the closing
minutes and give it a 51-46
basketball victory over Friends
School of Moorestown. N. j.,
Evening star., 1959-02-07

Henry Warner stole the bas-
ketball at mid-court and scored
on a layup with one second
left to give st. Stephens a
41-40 victory over Georgetown
Prep in an Interstate Athletic
Conference game last night at
st. Stephens.
Evening star., 1959-02-07
Ski Meet Postponed

OAKLAND, Md, Feb. 7 (AP) .
The Maryland State ski
tournament has been post
poned a second time because
of a snow shortage. The new
date set is March 7 and 8.
Evening star., 1959-02-07

Wheaton led Walter johnson
for a quarter but the taller
Spartans went ahead in the
second quarter and continued
on to a 1856 in a Maryland
Bi : County League basketball
game last night at Walter
Johnson.
Evening star., 1959-02-07

Tie urSL part OF the Lo5U sea-
son before being sold 10 the
Phillies, with Outielder Phil
Geier, for $1,000.
Lajoie finished that sesson
as a 1928 hitter with the Phil
lies, then ripped of 1863, .32S,
$50 and .346 seasons before
the newly organized American
League raided the National
for players, Lajoie was the first
big name to Jump, leading TO
the court fight.
The following year he was
transferred TO Cleveland. Even
in 1902 he was not able to play
with Cleveland on trips to
Philadelphia.
The Cleveland club had been
known by a lot of nicknames
including the Molly Maguires,
the Wanderers, Spiders and
Blues. but when Lajoie took
over as manager in 1905 they
became the Maps and remained
so until 1909, when Larry threw
up the job in midseason.
Small Salaries Paid on
BY modern standards, Lajoie's
salaries we're puny. At the
time Of his transfer to Cleve-
land, his salary was $2,400 a
year, but that was considered
handsome then. He saved his
money, set up a rubber business
in Cleveland, and sold Out
in 1929.
He was financially independ-
ent and settled down in a
country home outside Cleve-
land, but later moved to
Florida.
Lajoie wasn't one to cling to
the good old days" In 1882
he observed that modern base
ball did not differ much from
the game when he played,
The only difference" he said,
seems to be that modern play
ers are smarter"
Lajoie was noted for his
sportSmanship, but he took no
fooliShness. Once in a rash
moment Manager George Sto-
vail of Cleveland crashed a
chair over Larry'S head in a
clubhouse argument. Lajoie
smashed two chairs over Sto-
vail, then showed a water bucket
over his head. The breach
healed in time. They became
the closest of pals and Stovall
always insisted that Lajoie was
the greatest of second basemen
That view was shared widely
Evening star., 1959-02-07

Bladensburg remained in a
first-place tie in the Maryland
Bi-County League by walloping
Suitland's basketball team, 30
81, on the winners court last
night. The Mustangs ran up a
1921 third-quarter score, and
the regulars sat out the last
period
Evening star., 1959-02-07

Gonzaga High School last
night warmed up for its impor-
tant Catholic League basket
ball game against st. Johns
with a 1892 trouncing of st.
Anthony in league game at
DeMatha High School. The st.
Johns game will be played to-
norrow
Evening star., 1959-02-07

Jones with l3. Dennis Werni-
mont had rs for Gallaudet.
The Eagles had only a short
nights sleep before leaving
early this morning for to-
nights game at Roanoke.
Evening star., 1959-02-07
O'Connell
FIGHT RESULTS

NEW YORK Madison Square Gar
dem .--Gaspsr Ortess, 1861, Mexico,
outpointed Rudel Stitch, IA. Louis
Vile t10l.
SAN DIEGO. Calf Bob Albright.
ga. San Fernando, Calf, and Otis
Fullan 1874 Los Angeles, drew 10).
Evening star., 1959-02-07
St. AIbuns Shaved

Coolidge'S basketball team
jumped in front of St. Albans,
1876, in the first quarter but
had to stave of Saints threat
in the second half to win, So
40, yesterday at Coolidge.
Evening star., 1959-02-07
B-CC Keeps Puce

Bethesda Chevy Chase kept
pace with Northwood and Bla-
densburg in the Maryland BIZ
County League with a 74-55
basketball victory over Richard
Montgomery last night at
Rockville
Evening star., 1959-02-07

Priory won It's 10th basket
ball game of the season last
night defeating Quantico Post,
$3.50, on the Panther's court.
1t was the second time this
week Priory had defeated
Evening star., 1959-02-07
WI Advances

WaShington-Lee moved into
a flrst-place tie in the North
ern Virginia Group l League
with a 54-40 basketball victory
over George Washington on the
Evening star., 1959-02-07

Bishop O'Connell High School
scored only one field goal in
the last period but managed to
edge DeMatha w, 32-31, in a
basketball game last night at
n,CaAro11
Evening star., 1959-02-07
Presidents
AtCharIotte

LAST NIGHTS RESULT
Philadelphia, 4 New Haven, /,
T0NIGHT'S GAMES
WASHINGTON at Charlotte.
Philadelphia at Johnstown.
New Haven at Clinton.
CHARLOTTE. N. c., Feb. 7
CSpeciaD. - The Washington
Presidents, now three points
out of fourth place in the
Eastern Hockey League race,
meet the Charlotte Clippers for
the third time in seven days
here tonight.
Charlotte is a half-game
back of the Presidents, while
Philadelphia is in fourth place.
The Clippers and Presidents
have split in two games this
week.
Evening star., 1959-02-07
Oxon Hill Spanked

High Point grabbed an early
lead and coasted to a 58-47
victory over Oxon Hill last
night in a Maryland Bi-County
League basketball game at
OXon Hill.
Evening star., 1959-02-07

Spingarn yesterday buried
Phelps deeper in the cellar Of
the East Division of the Inter
high League with a 68=44 bas-
ketball victory at Spingarn.
Evening star., 1959-02-07

Totals IS 9 81 Totals % 1851
Halftime: 34-32, Fairmont Heights.
Evening star., 1959-02-07
Gonzuqu Wins

Totals % s52 Totals "A rs
Halftime 34-24, DeMaths.
Evening star., 1959-02-07

Totals 19 S46 Totals 1881
SHalftime. 26-22, MooreStown.
Evening star., 1959-02-07
HAMMOND, WI TIED FOR LEAD
AdmiroIs rain Guns
On Falls Church Next

team in the last quarter. 20-s,
but IA of the points were from
Evening star., 1959-02-07

Totals u 1883 Totals 1517I7
Hslftime: Bills, High Point.
Evening star., 1959-02-07

Totals 13164" Totals "a 755
Halftime: 32-15, Hammond
Evening star., 1959-02-07
Priory Wins 10th

Totals II 8 40 Totals 20 10 So
Halftime: 1921, Coolidge
Evening star., 1959-02-07
| morrow.
Little Hoyus Lose

Totals % ~ 73 Totals 1C
Halftime. o3-l4, GonZaea
Evening star., 1959-02-07
O'ConneII Wins

Totals g1230 Totals
Halftime: 44-l2, Priory.
Evening star., 1959-02-07

Totals l. 16 80 Totals IS II rs
Halftime: American, 1926.
Evening star., 1959-02-07
Spinqurn Wins

Totals 2s1167 Totals 81 95l
Fialftime score: 1924. Wilson
Evening star., 1959-02-07
Blades Stuy Tied

Totals 81 64s
Halftime: s0-s4, N
Evening star., 1959-02-07
Johnson Rallies

Totals II ~ "a T.
Halftime 3S-o4. h.
Evening star., 1959-02-07

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The following bid and asked prices
are obtained from the National Asso-
other sources, but are unofficial. They
DO not represent actual transactions
they are intended as q guide TO the
approximate range within which these
securities could have been sold (indi-
oy the Asked At the time Of eompilA-
tion (l2 noon, Friday. Origin Of ans
quotation furnished upon request.