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for STEREO.
Evening star., 1959-11-21
FORT LEE BEATS BELVoIR
Quontico Seeks 9th,
Bragg Meets Boiling

"a throws for 263 yards and
started the victory march with
a 35-yard touchdown pass to
Tony Varreccihione in the first
quarter. The Travellers added
another f1rst-period score and,
although Belvoir retaliated with
two touchdowns in the second
period, never lost the lead.
Bill Ayers got the Engineers
first and third touchdowns
with short runs. the latter with
rs seconds left, and Zador con.
nected with Bob Lacey on a To-
yard pass play for the other
score.
FoRF1 BEyo1R q 1s 3 S9Iss
Fort Lee-Varreccihione IS. pass from
Kissineer (Gandy kick.
Eort Lee-Herman >, run kick failedN
Fort BelVoir-Ayers l. run (zadoi
Port Lee-Kissinser l, run CkieG
Fort Belvoir-Lacey ~, pass.run from
Fort Lee-Kissinger ., run tKissingeI
Fort Lee-Mitteness ?, run kicE
Fort Belvoir-Ayers 3, run Crun
Evening star., 1959-11-21

League player draft, which
starts Monday, is over.
Without presuming to speak
for Bob, who has been my long
time associate and my close
friend" Leahy said in a state
ment, II think two factors en-
tered into his decision.
"One was his increasing
awareneSS, as we began to get
into the details of the coaching
job itself, of the demands and
complexities of present-day op-
Grafton which he would face
after a five-year absence from
active coaching.
THE other was a personal
one of giving up an established
business situation with a grow
ing future to return to the
always-precarious future OF
coaching. AS the father of a
family of seven growing young
sters, this must surely have been
a major factor in Bob's recon-
sideration."
Evening star., 1959-11-21
RUMBLE THREAT
DELAYS SCHOOL
GAME HERE

Homecoming celebrations
at Suitland High School
will proceed as scheduled
today despite rumors of a
threatened rum BILE" by
teenage gangs which forced
postpon e m e mt of last
nights football game at
Northwestern.
The game was re-sched-
uled for 10:45 am. today
by the Prince Georges
County Board of Educa-
tion. The Homecoming
dance from 8 to IL o'clock
tonight at Suitland gym
nasium will be held.
Prince Georges County
police said they preferred
not to publicize details of
the gang threats, but that
they were serious enough to
mpt postponing the
game to today. At last
years game between the
two schools, several Incl
dents were reported.
Evening star., 1959-11-21
Mcbride Changes Mind
On Coaching LA Pro Club

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 81
(AP).-Los Angeles entry in
the new American Professional
Football League doesn't have a
team or a ballpark.
But it did have a coach-un-
til yesterday.
General Manager Frank
Leahy said Bob Mcbride has
changed his mind about taking
the head coaching job with the
Los Angeles Chargers, and that
he released Mcbride from his
agreement.
Leahy said the action was
taken with deep regret on both
sides.
Mcbride was a former assis-
tant to Leahy at Notre Dame.
He resigned with Leahy in 1854
and since has been in the truck
ing business in Hammond, Ind.
Leahy said no announcement
of a coaching appointment will
be made until the American
Evening star., 1959-11-21
ToweeI Avoids
TKO and Gains
Gurden Verdict

NEW YORK, Nov. 2l (AP)
Willie Towel. the former
British Empire lightweight
champion from johannesburg
South Africa, made a hit last
night in winning a split To-
round decision over PhiladeI-
phia's Len Matthews.
It wasn't Toweel's victory that
inspired the enthusiasm. In
fact, there were many who
thought Matthews deserved the
edge. The thing that caught
the crowds fancy at Madison
Square Garden was Willie's skill
in avoiding knockout after
being knocked down twice in
the eighth round. Under New
York rules, it is an automatic
TKO when a fighter is down
three times in one round.
Matthews floored the clever
Toweel with a left hook at the
one-minute mark of the eighth
He scrambled up and took the
eight-count on one knee. About
a minute later he was down
again, half way through the
ropes from a left-right-left bar.
rage. Once again he took an
eight-count.
With a full minute to go
Matthews shot the works. He
hurt his man, who was wander.
ing wearily at the bell but he
couldn't drop him again
Evening star., 1959-11-21
Blades Take
Fourth Place
In Bi-County

Bladensburg High Schools
football team yesterday clinched
fourth place in the Maryland
Bi-County League with a 1910
victory over Oxon Hill at Oxon
Hill.
The Blades finished with a
5-3-l record in league play
Montgomery Blair and Richard
Montgomery are tied for first
and Wheaton is third. Blair
has an 80 record, Richard
Montgomery. To, and Wheat
on, I'll. All three teams end
their seasons today.
Halfback Charlie Miller
scored the Blades first touch
down yesterday on a short run.
Larry Rinch got the final
touchdown in the fourth quar-
ter with a 40-yard run with an
intercepted pass. Oxon Hill,
which finished with an O-9
record. never threatened.
exAoaE ee5xAopENsRpRo NSI4 --. 9 g 9 s-12
Bladensburg SCORING: TouchdownS-
Miller t3. runl; Rinek (4O, run with
intercepted paSs).
Evening star., 1959-11-21

The Washington Presidents
and Charlotte Clippers tangle
for only the second time this
season tonight at Uline Arena
and it stacks up as one of the
crucial games of the early
schedule in the Southern Di-
vision Of the Eastern Hockey
League.
The Presidents dropped a 80
verdict at Charlotte October 80,
but since then have been con-
sistent front-runners in the
Southern standings. Until last
night, that is.
Charlotte took over the
Southern lead with a 4-3 deci-
sion at home against the New
Haven Blades. Also, the Johns
town Jets moved into a tie with
Washington for second place
by taking a 30 victory over
the Ramblers in Philadelphia
The Presidents must win to-
night or face q possible drop
to third place.
Washington will be seeking
its seventh victory at home ir
eight games and sixth in its
last eight starts overall.
Evening star., 1959-11-21
Convincing Win Over Saints
Confirms London's AbiIity

BUZZ Bastable tried to pass for
the two-point conversion, then
ran it around left end.
A pass interception soon aft
erward by Chris Anterior set
in motion the Saints 53-yard
drive for their only score. Full
back Dick Jonas made 26 yards
up the middle, and a penalty
put the ball on the Landon Is
After a yard loss, Halfback Kip
Landon ran right end to the
2 and Halfback Charlie Martin
punched it over. Quarterback
Rick Martin fumbled his rush
for the conversion.
Shaw Scores Touchdown
Despite the determined Saints
defense, led by Bill Warren
Landon moved 70 yards tc
the 4 as time ran out in the
first half. but struck quickly
for its other two touchdowns in
the third period.
Shaw ran right end again
this time for 40 yards and the
touchdown. on Landon's second
Scrimmage play of the second
Evening star., 1959-11-21
Colts Favored
By I TO Send
Race Into Tie
By the Assoeiatsd Press

1t will be the battle of Balti-
more tomorrow when the
champion Colts meet the San
Francisco Forty-Niners for first
place in the National Football
Leagues Western Division.
In the Eastern, two key
games will keep New York
Giants and Cleveland Browns
supporters on edge. The
Browns, tied for first place
with New York leach 6-2,
entertain the Pittsburgh Steel
ers in Cleveland. New York
meets the Chicago Cardinals
in Minneapolis.
San Francisco tops the west
with a 6-2 mark. while Balti-
more, a 7-point favorite, is 5-3.
so a colt victory is virtually
a must. That would throw the
Western Division into a tizzy,
and mean another showdown
when Baltimore plays the
Forty Miners at San Francisco
December S.
In IL regular league games
in 1858, Baltimore rolled up
381 points, an average of 31.8
that led the league. The Colts
gave up 203 points, an average
of 1863 a game-second best to
the Giants.
This year in eight games Bal
timore has scored 215 points, an
average of 26.9, while the Colt
defense has allowed 176 points
for an average of %.
The Colts received some bad
news today when they were
forced to place End Art DeCarlo
on the injured list following a
shoulder injury suffered against
Green Bay last Sunday.
The Colts signed Ed Cooke,
high draft choice of che Chi
cago Bears last year, to replace
him. Cooke is 6-foot-4, weighs
240 and is former University
of Maryland star.
Cleveland is a 9-point favor
ite over Pittsburgh (3-4). The
Giants are 5l2 points choices
aver the Cardinals (2-6).
The Philadelphia Eagles in
the Eastern Division, and the
Bears in the West, also are
watching the leaders. Both are
in third place.
The Bears. who are 4-4, are
a 5-point favorite over the
Lions t2-5) at Detroit. The
Eagle (5-3) are favored by 31a
over the Los Angeles Rams
(2-6) at Philadelphia.
In the other game. Washing
ton (3-5 plays the Packers
(3-5). at Green Bay, with the
home club a 5-point favorite.
Evening star., 1959-11-21

The unbeaten Quantico Ma
rineS today seek their eighth
victory of the season in. their
annual game with Camp Le-
jeune at Lejeune while Boiling
Air Force Base is host to strong
Fort Bragg.
Fort Dix visits Fort Meade for
a game tomorrow, winding up
the service football week end.
Meanwhile, Fort Belvoir last
night came up with one of its
better efforts in a 1919 loss to
Fort Lee at Pullen Field. Fort
Belvoir will carry a record of
one victory and seven defeats
against Quantico Thanksgiving
Day morning.
Quarterback Bill Zador COM
pleted eight of 16 passes for
l57 yards to keep Belvoir in
contention last night, but
Ellsworth KiSsinger, a former
Southern California player. was
even better for the Travellers.
Kissinger clicked on IL of
Evening star., 1959-11-21
Bald Eagle Facing II
As Gallant Fox Choice

ble's big winner with 1928 1927.
Heavenly Body earned 1885,
lis, One-Eyed King $88,094
and All Hands, $4l,377.
Eleven juveniles were entered
for the Futurity, while IL were
named for the Gallant Fox
boosting the latter races gross
to $50, 700, with $55,505 to the
winner.
Bald Eagle 7-5
Bald Eagle is the early 7-to-5
favorite for the Gallant Fox
and If successful will give Gug-
genheim his first leading
money winning title, with we'll
over 100000. The same goes
for All Hands, but even second
or third money would be suffi-
cient at either Pimlico or Aque-
duct.
The Irishman. nothe I
Wheatley star, is the chief rival
for Bald Eagle in the Gallant
Fox, having cracked the Aque-
duct track record last Saturday
in the Idlewild Handicap. Bald
Eagle carries top weight of 126
pounds, six more than The
IriShman. The Gallant Fox is
at a mile and five-eighths.
Polylad, upset winner over
First Landing in the Roamer
Handicap. is top weighted with
120 pounds in the $25, ,000-
added Narragansett Special
Eleven were entered in this
mile-and-three -Sixteenths race
E. P. Taylor's Grey Monarch
carries l13, Phil Utman's Bar
roco, ia.
M. ]. Rosenthal's Dru Away
packs top weight of 119 pounds
in the $25.000 added Clark
Handicap which winds up the
Churchill Downs fall session.
Evening star., 1959-11-21
Brokuw Sparks
GU Prep Victory

Quarterback Barry Brokaw
threw three touchdown passes
and scored once himself on a
40-yard run yesterday to lead
Georgetown Prep to a $40
football victory over Long.
fellow at Prep.
Brokaw passed 43 yards to
Halfback John Bohraus for
one touchdown and 81 yards tc
Halfback Hugh Lynch fol
another. Lynch also scored on
a 5-yard run. Alan .Karcher
had the longest scoring run OF
the day, a 6l-yarder in the
third period.
Georgetown Prep finished its
season with a 1872 record,
GToWN PREP IA IL IA t4-s.
LoNGFELLoW %
Prep-Lynch run (run failedl.
zone Nearing rum, IA s"U
IPEePsmLyneA 81 pass from Brokav
PTep3Boharus 43 pass from Broka v
Prep-Brokaw 40 run I.loreda rum
Pfep-karcheT 81 run (run failedl
Prep-AbbN 30 run (run failed1.
Prep-Lloreda run (Tierney rum
Evening star., 1959-11-21
.Oukcrest Head Named

Elmo Denton has been
elected president of the Oak
crest Country Club on Marl-
boro Pike and will be installed
at the clubs Governors ball
next Saturday. Other officers
are Burton r. Warner, vice
president; Alex w. Abel,
treasurer; William Picco, as
sistant treasurer, and Vincent
j. Timm, secretary.
Evening star., 1959-11-21
YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
ANSWER
Question on Page A-1O)

4. Chinge of pace. Calls like
this are the way Coaches Lose
Their Marbles. This tactic
forces no direction change by
the halfback to cover.
3. Straight at halfback. break
to sideline. This can be COM
pleted, but as touchdown pass
it rates next to worst choice.
You're penned against the out
of-bounds line.
2. Hook and go. We're not
too optimistic about this one,
but it is a maneuver to draw
the half up then break by him
/. Double fake. Best call. To
beat the halfback, get him 60
ing in one direction, break in
another. The initial head-fake
with the four-Step cut to the
Outside should get him moving
to the sideline. Then with a
burst of speed you should have
the step lead you need in tht
other direction.
Distributed by
The Register and Tribune Syndicate.
Evening star., 1959-11-21
Howard FuVored
To Beut Lincoln

LINCOLN, Pa, Nov. 81 CSpe-
ciaD. - Howard University OF
Washington goes for a SOC
record on the football season
today when the Bisons take or
Lincoln University here in the
54th annual game.
Howard won its last two
games this season over Hamp-
den Institute and Morehouse
College and is a one-touchdown
favorite today. The Bisons lead
in the series with Lincoln, %
victories to 20. with 10 ties,
since they began playing in
1894.
Evening star., 1959-11-21
CANADA CUP FINAL SCORES

Colombia pablo Molina, Miguel
Salal, 155-152-16O-1 5S-625.
Egypt (Cherif Said, Mohamed Said
Moussal, l6O-157-l57-157-63l.
Sweden Harry Karlsson, Axe Berg
quist), l59-149-160-1 169-637.
Switzerland lotto schoepfer, Jack
Bonvin), 1851 54-l6S-161-65l.
Germany tFriedrich Becker, Herbert
Becker, 6l-I63-164-652
Denmark tCarl Poulsen. Hennins
KristensenJ, 1b5-l56-1 164-167-652
Portugal tHenrique Pauline. Fer
nando PIMA, lb6-16l-l61-1 66-654
philippines LARRY Notes. Vic Allin)
Holland GERRY De Wit, Joop RuhlD,
1877 l65-l6l -l65-65S.
Korea (Myong Chul Park, Hark
Young KIM l66-l62- 1921 72-662
lSl- 70 1S1- 1-79R
Evening star., 1959-11-21

half, and Bastable passed to
Miles Franklin for the extra
two points. Minutes later the
Bears swept so yards in five
plays, with BaStable getting the
last 4 after a fake handof on
the ride series.
st. Adams retaliated with
spreads, split ends, reverseS,
fake puntS and you-name-it. A
penalty ruined a first down on
the Landon 3 and Lowenthal,
Putzel & Co. stopped the Saints
on the z and S.
st. Adams wound up with
its first losing season since 1858
with two wins, four defeats and
two ties. Landon, which was
seeking its fourth all-conquer-
ing record in seven years under
Coach Ed Barton, won seven
out of eight.
LANDoN --s oI4 O-a2
Landon-shav IL, run BastabIe
St. Albans-C. Martin ., run run
failedD.
Landon-shaw 40, run eBastable
pass to Franklin
Landon--Bsstabls 4, run (pass
failed.
Evening star., 1959-11-21
BY DICK SLAY
Star STAN Writer

This was truly a great Lam
don football team. 1t was sup
posed to be at the start of the
season. and-deSpite a two
point loss to st. Stephens IN
mid-seaSon-the suspicious we're
confirmed yesterday in q very
satisfying, 22-6 victory in the
finale at st. Adams.
The Bears from Bethesda
scored the second time they got
the ball and the first two times
after intermiSsion. They rolled
up 354 net yards, 265 on the
ground.
Left Halfback Dick Shaw, the
l75-pound senior who went to
school in California last year
carried 19 times for ITS Of those
yards and Art Burket, the other
halfback, added 80 In nine tries
Linemen Sparkle
1t was a convincing decision
over their arch-rivals, and the
defensive players were no less
responsible. Linebackers Pete
Putzel and Bill DuRosS, Tackles
Jim Doaine, George Elmore and
Phil Lowenthal and Guar6
George Barbee all had a hand
in stopping st. Albans when il
was necessary.
Outweighed, outnumbered
and generally outclaSsed by su-
perior experience, the Saints
used virtually every offensive
maneuver except the I-forma-
ton in q big try to stay on even
terms. "
They almost succeeded. They
gained 26l yards themselves,
and penetrated inside the Lam
don 10-yard line three times
in the second half without
scoring. Earlier they stalled on
the Bears is.
Landon took over on the Is
on that occasion and scored
In 10 plays, Shaw circling
right end with a pitchout for
the last ii yards. Quarterback
Evening star., 1959-11-21
Casper Ties
For Lead in
Mobile Open

MOBILE, Ala, Nov. 81 (AP)
Bill Casper, the National
open champion. and Arnold
Palmer, former Masters title
holder, appeared ready to take
charge today in the third round
Of the Mobile Open golf tour
nament.
Casper tied for the lead with
young Jon Gustin, Gladwyne.
Pa. Both had 7l-68-139 cards
for the opening two rounds.
Palmer was a stroke behind
at 72-68-140. The Ligonier
tPaO pro was in a traffic Jam
with six others at that point.
Both appeared we'll on their
games, especially the power
fully built Palmer who is max
ing his second start after a
l0-week layoff. The 1858 Mas
ters champion hit every green
Of the Mobile Municipal Course
a 6,383-yard layout where par
is 36-36-72.
The 5-foot-11, 2l5 pound
Casper, from Apple Valley
Calf. missed only one green
and that by only 2 feet. He
never was over par on his 34-34
-68 round.
The best round of the day
was turned in by Gay Brewer
jr., of Crystal River, Fla, who
toured the. ragged course in
34-33-67. The round, with
his opening 70, gave him a
l40 at the halfway mark.
Ernie Fortner. a veteran club
pro from Sault st. Marie
Mich, made the most spectacu.
lar shot of the day when he
holed out a 60-yard wedge shot
on the 490-yard 18th en- route
to a SO to go with his OPEN
ing II
Evening star., 1959-11-21
MELBOURNE, Nov. 81 (AP)
Final team scores for the
Nanado T1IY1 Golf ,,oofnhae.

MELBOURNE, Nov. 81 (AP)
Final team scores for the
Canada Cup golf matches:
NaseS sHj.ria3 pftff BhoRs9n' Kel
United States Sam Snead. Cary
Middlecoff), 145-140-l4S-14O-5
Canada tStan Leonard, Al Baldins),
l39-144-147-574.
South Africa Gary Player Harold
HenninRl, 144-147-142-145-5T8.
Ensland Peter Alliss, Bernard
144-143-154-l49-59O.
Scotland eric Brown, John Panton),
15S-I47-146-144-5g5.
China tshieh Yngyo, Chen ChinspoJ,
152-152-146-I47-5
Spain CAngel Miguel, Sebastian
Miguel, 152-l45-147-157-6Ol,
Argentina Leopoldo Ruix. Fidel
Deluca), -I53-15O-I47-6Ol.
Belgium (Flory Var. Donck. Don
Swaelensl, 152-l51-151-14S-6O2.
ireland Harry Bradshaw, Chris
oconnor), 15O-14S-151- -15O-6O3.
Japan; tTorakichi Nakamura Haru
ssP5sRss, TBsRss tRSEeT Cotton E5sncOs
Italy ALFONSO Angelini, Ugo Crap
paSonni u51-152-154-152-6O9.
Brazil mario Gonzalez, Jose Maria
Gonzalez. 59-6l9.
Chile ENRIQUE Orellan, Luciano CAL
derson), 157-154-145-I66-
Mexico Roberto DevicenZo Juan
NerD, 154-149-l6O-159-
New Zealand John Kelly. Frank
Buckler)' 154-155-153-16o-622.
Evening star., 1959-11-21
BY the Associated Press

The race to become leading
money-winning owner of 1858
comes right down to the wire
today in a four-way finish,
with the odds favoring the Cain
Hoy Stable of Capt. Harry F.
Guggenheim by a wide margin.
Guggenheim owns Bald
Eagle. favorite in the SIS. .000-
added Gallant Fox Handicap
today at Aqueduct, and All
Hands. who is one of the highly
regarded 3-year-olds in the
$50, ,000-added Pimlico Futurity
Latest calculations showed C.
V. Whitney's stable, headed by
Bug Brush. Silver Spoon and
Tompion, leading the owners
with $663.338. Cain Hoy has
$660.027. and the Brookmeade
Stable, thanks mainly to Sword
Dancer, is next with $659, 1863.
Fourth is the Kerr Stable,
owner Of millionaire Round
Table, with ,040.
Big Races About Over
Round Table has been retired
for good, Sword Dancer is
through for the year, and the
big money races have been con-
cluded. with an exception here
and there.
Cain Hoy was well back in
the money derby until Bald
Eagle ran on with the WASH
ington, D. c. international at
Laurel, November IL and COL
lected $4,000. He is the sta
Evening star., 1959-11-21
HIGH SCHOOL
FOOTBALL
Results Yesterday

Results Yesterday
Bladensburg. 12; Oxon Hill, q.
GEORGETOWN Prep. "a: LonRfellow, O.
Landon, %; ST. Adams, g
Maggie Walker, Al: Luther Jackson
Manassas Regional. Z; culpeper
Walker-Grant, 20; Parker-Gray, 0,
Games Today
Bethesda Chevy Chase at Blair, Q
waiter Sc Johnson VS.. Northwood al
Richard Montgomery at Wheaton, 2.
Glenelg at Charlotte County, .
Wicomico at Howard County, ..
81. James at st. Stephens,
Quantico Post at Christchurch CSal.
uda), .
Norfolk Catholic at o'connen. ?.
Woodberry Forest at Episcopal, 2:3O.
Bulls Prep at Navy Plebes, l:3O.
Columbia Prep at Staunton va
MA. 9
suitIand at Northwestern, 1o:45 am
Sunday
st Johns VS. Gonzaga at Grifitt
Stadium, 2.
Evening star., 1959-11-21
Big Races About Over
CANADA CUP
Continued From Page A-1O

Continued From Page ALT
Australian, who has won Brit
ish Open four times, was one
under-par and there appeared
little chance his steadiness
would not hold up on the final
six holes.
But at the 18th. Thomson s.
putted from 20 feet, missing a
3-foOter. At the short 18th he
3-putted from 40 feet, missing
one of 21a feet.
Americas hope of taking
second place seemingly took a
Jolt when Snead. playing with
the Australians, Sculled his
second shot on the long 18th,
hit his third into a trap and
Clipped too strong for a bogey
6. But Middlecoff dropped in
a 4-foot putt for a birdie 4.
$4,000 Turn Out
At the 18th. both Snead and
Thomson hit beautiful shots to
the green, Snead 10 feet away
and Thomson IA feet from the
cup.
Thomson let Snead putt first
saying IF I make it they'll
never let you putt"
He referred to the crowd
lining the green and fairway
making it the largest 4-day
Canada Cup turnout in history
with total of 10000.
Snead knocked his putt into
the cup for a birdie 8, but
Thomson'S pressure putt, with
the individual title in the
balance, skipped past the hole
and scooted two feet past.
Snead, playing erratically
had two other spectacular
brides.
At the seventh he laid an
, iron shot within 4 feet of the
pin and at the 18th, from q
treacherouS lie, he sent a shot
through the overhanging limbs
to within 80 feet of the cup
then sank the putt.
Cary Puts Poorly
Middlecof continued to putt
poorly, although his game i'm.
proved vastly over his three
previous rounds. He 3-puttec
three of the first six holes anc
missed eight puts of 10 feet
and under.
Leonard played the same
steady golf which marked hi,
earlier rounds and might have
come in under par except fol
gambling bids.
Il decided to go for every.
thing" Leonard said. "As a re.
suit I cooked my goose on thu
18th and 14th."
At the 18th, an easy birdit
hole, Leonard went for safer
: margin but instead drove into
, trees and wound up with a S.
Hits Into Trees
He also took a S at the 14th
where he hit conSecutively intt
trees, rough and over green anc
had to sink a tough 7-footel
for his bogey.
Balding, hooking his tee shots
took double bogey skies on the
; sixth, ninth and 10th.
I really let Stan down,
Balding said later. II told Star
that if we didn't beat out the
Americans for second, I woulo
give him my half of purse" Oi
course. there was no chance oi
: Leonard taking it. .s
Scotland'S Eric Brown head
ed the individual scores of the
day with slashing 81. 1t coulc
have been a IS except for one
mistake on the 18th which cost
him two strokes.
Evening star., 1959-11-21
NBA STANDINGS

RESULTS LAST NIGHT
BY the Associated Press
Boston ia, Syracuse lO1.
st. Louis 11S, Philadelphia III
Minneapolis los. Detroit SIS
GAMES TODAY
Minneapolis at Cincinnati
Boston at New York
Detroit at St. Louis
Philadelphia at Syracuse
GAMES TOMORROW
St. Louis at Cincinnati
Syracuse at Philadelphia
New York at Detroit.
Evening star., 1959-11-21
Aces at Belle Haven

Belle Haven Country Club
! was the scene of two holes in
one yesterday. Earl Krieges-
man got his ace on the 175-
yard eighth. while Harry
Maulding plunked his tee shot
into the cup on the 157-yard
l7th.