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the program are young people
between the ages of 10 and Is
who are the children of veter-
ans vino have died from disease
or injury incurred or aggravat-
ed in line of duty il active ser
vice during World War l, World
Wor II or the Korean conflict.
The parent or guardian of the
deceased veterans child must
file an application with VA. or
VA finds that the basic eligi-
bility requirements are met, the
application will be approved
professionally.
Next, the young man or wo-
man, accompanied by the par
'ent or guardian, will receive VA
vocational counseling, to assist
him or her in the selection of q
goal and development OF a pro-
gram of education. Meanwhile
the parent or guardian must
prepare an educational plan
showing the selected goal, the
program of education, school OF
schools ne plans to attend, and
an estimate of the total cost of
the education. The plan becomes
part of the application.
On-the-job training, also on
farm training and CORES pond
ence courses may not be taken
under the War Orphans pro-
gram, but most other types OF
school and college training may
be taken. The courses must be
those that carry approval fol
VA training under the Korean
CT bill.
In some instances, handicap
ped children may begin a speci-
al vocational or restorative
course as early as age IA. Such
special training includes speech
and voice correction. lip-rcad-
ing, Braille reading and writing
and the like.
Generally an eligible youns
person may receive up to 81
months of schooling under tn,
War Orphans program. Person.
enrolled will receive SllO {
month if enrolled full time; sac
q month if enrolled three-quart-
erS time and $50 a month il
.haIf-timc.
Full information on the pro-
gram can be secured from any
VA office.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-06-17

fractions. In many cases rates
are included
The new book has q convent
ent map Of main highways and
nutshell descriptions of vaca-
ton regions and communities
1t is a practical guide book an6
not to be confused with the pro-
fusely illustrated Variety Va
cationland." which contains gem
eral information about North
Carolina's vacation attractions
and also may be had free from
the address above.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-06-17

Lay. Minerva Milligan. Billy 10
Russ, Judy Cox. Rachel Cox.
Marilyn Norris. EldCn Russ. Don
aid Russ. Mitchell Wray. Ronald
Wray. Sammy Williams. Jackie
Small. Nick Gore Larry Gore
Wayne Johnson. Jan Wray. Nell
Wray. Stevic Wray. ShClia Count
of Grcenvillc. sc. and Billy
BrinklCy of Army Chemical Cen
ter. Md
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-06-17
Miss Peggy Mcdowell
.HOnored With Sho..,er

Miss Peggy Mcdowell. June
18th bride-elect was honored
with a drop in shower given by
Mrs. Evelyn Gore. Mrs. Nudge
Todd. and Mrs. Hilda Prince.
"Wednesday night. June 10.
The color scheme of pink.
green, and white was carried out
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-06-17

q member Of the Seventh US
Army uartermaster Direct Sup
port Company In Munich.
Specialist Lee. son Of Thomas
Lee. RI. I. Nichols. entered the
Army in 1916. The 32-year-old
soldier was stationed at Fort
Benning. Ga. before arriving In
Europe.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-06-17
Business Opportunity
Man or Woman

Responsible person from this
area, to service and cQ'ect
from cigarette dispensers. No
selling. Car, references and
$592.5O to $1975.OO investment
necessary. z to II hours week.
ly may net excellent monthly
income. Possible full time
work. For local interview give
phone and particulars. Write
Pan American Distributing
Co.. Inc, p. o. Box 1912, New
Orleans -. Louisiana. -
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-06-17
Vic let
SuYs

Points IN connection with the
'Caera. program of education
ss.stanco To- war orphans were
unmarried by the Veteran.
administration.
Those generally eligible under
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-06-17
HENRY LEE

MUNICH. Germany tAHTNC
- Army Specialist Four Henry
Lee, whose wife. Eva. lives on
Route /, Nichols, S. c.. recently
arrived In Germany and is now
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-06-17

Walker Jones; two sons A,Jc
McDaniels, Rt. 2. Tabor Cit ma
Atlas McDaniels. Ocean Div.
Beach; two daughters. Mrs. AR
L. Ammons, Fair Bluff, ana
Mrs. Mary Hill. Conway.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13

Gymnasium on the campus At
Seventh street and Florida ave-
nue. NE.
A record 90 graduates win
receive degrees from the school
for the deaf. Three Canadians
and one swede are among the
graduates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13
Income Rise
SfepsUpIRS
Audit Chances

The chances are one In -four
that your Federal income tar
is being checked by the tax col
lector II you made $4,000 last
year.
The check for mathematical
accuracy goes up with your
Income. Internal Revenue
Commissioner Dana Latham
says the service Is striving for
an audit Of each return that
appears even possibly TO have
any substantial revenue" at
least once In a reasonable
cycle period"
He recently explained TO
Congress that eventually he
would like 10 have enough per-
sonnet 10 check returns In the
So 00-a-year and up class at
least once every three years.
Rises With Income
As your income goes up. the
chances Of an audit increase.
lat the $4,000 level, Is about
IS per cent. II you made more
than $4,000. the chances are
about 90 per cent your return
VIII get a thorough going over.
Gross income. however. Is
not the only element consider
ed by the IRIS in determining
whether TO look behind the
figures on the return.
One factor is the manner
in which the income was re-
ceived. Individuals and COM
panies that get q large per-
centage of their income in
cash stand a greater chance
of an audit than those who
received their pay by check.
Cash Easier for Cheating
The chances Of cheating in
cash transactions are greater
and IRIS is interested only
checking returns that show
signs Of producing additional
revenue as a result Of investi-
cation.
Another element that can
cause an immediate audit
when your return is being can
vasSed is an unusual deduc-
ton.
The total deduction for the
average taxpayer in the $10,-
900 bracket is $1,000.
Some years IRIS decides to
concentrate on a certain type
of taxpayer. One year it was
physicians: another, lawyers.
The service is not saying what
it might be this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13

ING class viii be held At Q pm,
May 81. with commencement
exercises on June 1. the coll
lege announced. Both events
win be In Hughes Memorial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13
Record 50 Graduate
At GuIIoudet June !

Baccalaureate services for
the oallaudet College graduate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13

cottons. Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-13
Stiff Winds Keep
Scores High in
Women's Golf

AUGUSTA, Ga; Mar. Is
(AP).-Wif1i Smith of st.
Clair. Mich. who predicted
that a 300 total would win
the Women's Titleholders golf
tournament. was right on
schedule today after firing a
IS to lead the field after the
first round.
Gusts up to IS miles per
hour gave the girls plenty OF
trouble on the 6.302-yard
Augusta Country Club course
yesterday. Patty Berg of St.
Andrews, ILL.,, seeking her eighth
Titleholders crown. posted an
81 and called it one of the
worst tours of her long career
Trailing Miss Smith by one
stroke going into the second
round of the 72-hole tourna-
ment twas Fay Croker of
MOnteVideo, Uruguay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-13

fights Robinson he would want
1.-THE champions cut-40 per
cent. After all, my title would
be at stake, not his"
That's the best offer we've
gotten to date" Sugar Ray
said. This probably will be
my last fight. and I want to get
as big a purse as can. Archie
also is in the twilight of his
career and he wants a big one,
too. for his next fight.
I'm going to do a lot more
talking with Rosensohn and his
people" Robinson said. I'm
mostly interested in spacing out
the payments over period of
years"
Robinson said he also plans
TO continue negotiations with
Truman Gibson. former presi-
dent of the dissolved Interna-
tional Boxing Club, and now
chief executive of the Chicago
National Boxing Enterprises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-13
$500, OO0Rosensohn Offer
Interests Sugar Ray, Moore

= NEW YORK. Mar. IS APP .
Sugar Ray Robinson today
pondered an offer Of a guaran-
teed million-dollar gate for
what may be his last fight-a
battle Of champions with Archie
Moore in Yankee Stadium in
September.
The bid was made by Pro-
moter Bill Rosensohn in a con-
ference nth Robinson yester-
day. ,4he promoter said he
plans to follow it up with a talk
with Moore, 42-year-old light
heavyweight champion.
Rosensohn. who has the
Floyd Patterson Ingemar
Johansson heavyweight title
fight set for Yankee Stadium IN
June. is aiming to sew up box
ing's two greatest attractions
for the big city.
The bid means that Rosen-
sohn is Offering at least 5000. =
900 for Robinson. 38-year-old
middleweight champion, and
Moore to divvy up. Re sensohn
said he had offered them 60 per
cent of the 81 million gate plus
the same percentage of the
televiSion and other receipts.
Robinson said the so per cent
would be split down the
middle"
Moore has said that If he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-13
Evansville Plays
Missouri Team
For Tourney Title

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Mar. Is
tAP).-A record crowd is in
prospect tonight when host
Evansville College meets South
west Missouri in the finals of
the NCAA College Division
basketball tournament.
Evansville, making the finals
for the first time in the three
year history of the event,
earned its berth last night in
a record-breaking 1902 tri-
umph over North Carolina
AIT. Southwest Missouri adj
vanced with 1859 victory
over Los Angeles State.
North Carolina AIT and Los
Angeles State meet for third
place tonight prior to the title
game.
Evansville made a tourna-
ment record of as free throws
missing only l0-and broke
its own team scoring mark for
the meet by two points. The
Aces Hugh Ahlering'S feat OF
hitting II free throws bettered
the old mark of Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-13
Western Coeers
To Use Hawkins
And Boozer Here

Bob BooZer, Kansas State 3
all-American. and Tom Haw-
kins of Notre Dame are among
the 10 players who have been
invited to play with the West
team in the East-West College
All-Star basketball game to be
played March Is at Maryland S
Cole Field House.
Coach Hank Iba, who just
completed his 25th year at
Oklahoma State, will coach the
West team and his former pu-
pill, Maryland's Bud Millikan,
will coach the East.
1ba also has invited Johnny
Green Of Michigan State, Bob
Ferry Of st. Louis, Joe Ruhlick
Of Northwestern, Don Matuszak
of Kansas State, Ron Loneski
of Kansas. Arlen Clark of Ok
lahoma State. Roger Wendal of
Tulsa and Gerry Schroeder Of
Colorado.
Most Of the invited players
are expected to accept. The
game is being sponsored by
Maryland's m" Club with pro-
ceeds to 90 to the scholarship
fund.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-13
Redskins
Sign James,
Schruder

Center Jim Schrader and
Halfback Dick James have re-
turned their signed contracts
to the Redskins, General Man
ager Dick Mccain announced
today.
The two veterans, key figures
in Coach Mike NiXon'S plans
for next season. Joined couple
of rockies whose signing was
announced yesterday. The
rockies are End Bill Kundrat
Of College of Idaho and Tackle
Bob Splain OF New Haven
State Teachers.
Kundrat was signed as a free
agent after two years in the
Navy. but Splain, a 65-pound-
er. was the clubs 18th draft
choice.
Schrader. a four-year vet
eran and the Redskins No. l
offensive center, recently re.
ceived his D. c. real estate sales
mans license. James. slated for
an offensive post next season
after going both ways last year,
is a warehouseman for a grocery
chain. His wife is expecting an
addition to the family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-13
J Area Skaters
Sturt Three-Duy
New York Meet

Seven members Of the WASH
ington Figure Skating Club will
compete in the Middle Atlantic
championships tomorrow. Sat-
urday and Sunday in Madison
Square Garden.
Entered in the veterans dance
group are Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard QueisSer Of Arlington,
whose daughter. Judy. IL. will
compete for the first time in a
major event. She's entered in
the juvenile girls champion
ships.
In the bronze dance contest
will be Charles B. Shuttle OF
Springfield. Md. with Sally
Cook Of Arlington as his part
ner, and Air Force Capt. John
J. Pensiero with Mrs. John
Sukiel Of Washington.
All will appear in the clubs
Ice Interludes of 1859" April
ga at Uline Arena, to be d.
rected by Donald E. Laws with
Edward @. Picken the general
chairman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-13
D. 6. Swimmers
Open AAU Meet

The District AAU senior
indoor swimming champion
ships are set for tonight and
tomorrow at the University OF
Maryland.
The diving titles already are
settled. Bob Coil Of the Col
lege Park Swim Club and Susan
Connolly Of the Potomac SWIM
ming Association nailed down
the honorS last night. Cohl
won the National Junior AAU
3-meter and District AAU
senior high and low board titles,
while Miss Connolly took the
senior and junior low-board
titles for women.
Mems National Junior 3-meter-l.
Robert Kohl. College Park: :, Dennis
Mcpherson, New York AC: g. Ramon
klitzke, NYAC: 4, Jack Francis. Con-
gressional Points: 1888
Mems senior lowboard--l. Kohl: 2,
Ron BlShop, COllese Park; ), Francis.
&; Tom Mcdonald. American U Points:
1925
Mems senior hishboard-I. Kohl; ..
Francis; 3, Fran. Thomas, College
Park: 4. Dave Matson, Collese Park
Points: 57.O3.
Mems Junior lowboard-l, Bishop
q william Coward, AU; 3, Bill Hickey,
College Park; 4. Matson. Points: So SO
Mems junior highboard--l, Shelley
Wsllerstein. COLLEGE Park: z. Matson
3, Charles Thompson. College Park
., Matson: 2. Charles Thompson, Col
Iege Park Points: 1888
Women'S senior lowboard--l. Susan
= Connolly. Potomac Swim Club. Points:
21.63.
Women's junior, Miss Connolly.
Team scoring: Men. College Park,
Is; Congressional. 0; AU. 4; Women
Potomac, z,
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Two Stimulation Cases
Likely to Be Dropped

Traces Of caffeine showed up
in saliva tests made on the
horses Monday. but urinalySis
tests were negative. 1t, is not
unusual for evidence of drugs
to show up in saliva tests when
horses have received medica-
ton. Bowie stewards were more
concerned with the quantitive
content.
Jerry's Gem. who paid $3.50
to complete a daily double
worth $3.50. is owned by J. A.
Galazia. John Hernon, owned
by Art Rooney. owner of the
Pittsburgh Steelers pro football
team and Shamrock Farm. re-
turned 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-13
PLAYoFFs START TONIGHT
Petit Shelters Six
Major Scoring Marks

The Knicks-Nats battle kicks
of a best-of-three Eastern Di-
vision series for the right to
meet the Boston Celtics, the
regular season Eastern cham
pion, in a best-of-7 battle.
The Western Division play
offs get underway tomorrow in
st. Paul where Minneapolis
meets Detroit, The winner of
two games in the Western set
goes against the st. Louis
Hawks.
After the two sets of play
offs in each division, the East
ern and Western survivors play
a best-of-7 series for the league
title. The entire playoffs may
run as late as April IL, three
days after the opening OF the
major league baseball season.
The final top 10 leaders:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-13
HIGH SCHOOL
SPORTS

BASKETBALL
Results Yesterday
virginia Group ] Tourney
HopeWell, "a; Hammond 81.
Virginia, go Portsmouth "a,
Jefferson Senior, ss; TaEewell, 81.
virginia Group II Tourney
BHssett, 80; Buckingham, 80.
Buens VISTA. ~; Garden, "a,
Montevideo 50: Pound. a..
Southampton. So; Appomattox, 50.
Games Today
X. OF c. Tournament
(hrst round At GeorgetOWn)
St Catnc:ihe'S VS., West Catholic $50.
Archbishop Molloy vs.. DeMatha, :.
Carroll VS.. Queen of Peace, $40.
MARYLAND State Tournaments
tsemifinsls at q. Of Md
B-Cc vs. Annapolis, fao.
Howard County c ys, n; HaSerS'oVn' v.
Rising Sun VS.. Valley, 80
Aberdeen VS. Cambridge 9,
Hancock VS. Elmer Wolfe, L.
Lackey VS.. Crisfield. 4.
virginia Group | Tourney
tsemifinals at U. Of VaJ
Hopewell VS., Jefferson Senior, 80.
VS.. T. c, Glass, ..
VirEinia Group II Tourney
(semifnalS at VPn
Buena Vista VS.. Southampton, $40.
Bassett VS. Monteyideo. 7;lb.
Games Tomorrow
Knights OF Columbus semifnalS at
Georgetown. 3, $50, = & $50
Maryland State nnals at y, Of Nd
q, 40 a. a.
Virginia Group I finals at U Of Va,
$50 e. $40
Virginia Group II finals at vPI. 1.l5
a. S:4S.
Games sunday
knights of Columbus finals At George
town. IL: 80. > a. $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-13
Bio Mexicon Team

MEXICO CITY, Mar. 49,
Mexico plans to send 900 sth-
letes to the third Pan-Ameri-
can Games in Chicago next
August. Marie r. Gomez, presi-
dent of the Mexican Olympic
Committee, said all government
authorities. including President
Adolfo Lopez Mateos, had au-
thorized this country's partici-
patton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-13
HenryCorroII, S.,
Bowie Official,
Is Heart Victim

Henry Carroll. IS. assistant
racing secretary at Bowie Race
Track. died Unexpectedly last
night at Laurel. Nd, the victim
Of a heart attack.
The stockily-built Carroll.
who was racing secretary at
Hagerstown. where he also
made his home, appeared in
good health when he left the
track late yesterday. He was
in his usual good spirits. Several
hours later he collapsed at the
private home in Laurel where
he lived during the Bowie meet
ing.
Carroll served as assistant
to Racing Secretary John
Turner. jr.. at Monmouth
Park, as we'll as Bowie. and had
filled many other posts at
various major tracks during
his 30-year career in racing.
He was married.
Funeral arrangements have
not been completed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-13

The Maryland Racing Com
mission is continuing its in
vestigation Of a positive saliva
test which showed up In two
winners at Bowie Race Track
last Monday. But there were
strong indications that both
cases will be dropped.
Trainer c. F. Wagner, who
saddled the q year old
Jerry'S Gem. winner of Mon
days second race. and r. w.
Duncan, who sent out John
Hernon to win the fourth race,
were given permission to enter
horses for tomorrow's card
Their entries yesterday were
ordered scratched. pending an
investigation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-13
Irish Taking Over
TDCIub TUESDAY,

The Irish will take over at
the Touchdown Clubs noon
luncheon on st. Patrick's Day.
Senator Monroney, Democrat
Of Oklahoma, whose great
grandfather was from County
Clare. Ireland. will speak.
Brian Durnin, first secretary
Of the Embassy of Ireland,
and James M. Lynch, Rose
croft Raceways general mana =
ger, will be among the guests.
Club Manager AL Fiorentino
said the menu would be; APP
propriately, corned beef and
cabbage.
Reservations may be made
by calling National 8-2975.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-13
PIion Favored
In Bowie Cap;
II SET 10 Run
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
star Raeing Editor

Sthr Hacine EultoT
A preview of the John B.
Campbell handicap Is promised
at Bowie tomorrow with 10 Of
the IL horses entered today for
the $28.l50 Bowie Handicap
counted as hopefuls for the
100000 Campbell March 20.
With a fast track promised
for tomorrow's 42d running
OF the mile-and-a- sixteenth
Bowie Handicap, .one Of the
most interesting races Of the
meeting is anticipated. Edward
Potter. jr.'s Plion is a slight
choice over Fred Thompson's
Sabotage. starting lightweight
with lis pounds. one more
than the favorite.
Sabotage earned his weight
assignment with a convincing
victory in the seven-furlong
Southern Maryland Handicap
two weeks ago. Jockey Sidney
Cole viii again ride Sabotage.
Plion. who chased some OF the
top 3-year-olds unsuccessfully
last year in major stakes. was
an impressive winner In his T.
year-old debut at Bowie re-
Gently. spinning seven-eigths
In l.24 fiat, fastest time for the
distance at the current meet
ing. Nick Shuk will be on Plion.
Also pegged at ia pounds
and expected to argue for the
big money tomorrow are Mrs.
John H. r. Thouron's Ben Lo-
mond, a Hialeah winner; VIII
liam Hal Bishops Pete's Folly
and Jacques Wimpfheimer's
Jocokos Walk. The latter will
be ridden by sensational How
ard Grant. who now boasts a
remarkable Al per cent at
Bowie with Is winners out of So
mounts.
Also entered today were Jack
J. Amiel's l0-year -old Mr.. Turf,
ll2; Hare Raising. ll3. part VI
the Bishop entry; Mrs, Anna
Cannuli's Chance 1t Tony. Ito;
Roy r. Hunts Hoosier Honey,
1903, the only mare in the race;
John S. Kelly's Deack Duncan.
l07, and Crossroad Stables
Wesley Smiley. l04. the only
horse In the Bowie not nomi-
mated for the Campbell.
Trainer Ray Vogelman, Who
conditions Hoosier Honey, said
he was looking for q fast track
and was ION the fence" about
starting the mare tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-13
Gonzales Evens
Series With Houd

DETROIT. Mar. IS (AP)
Pancho Gonzales found a fla v
In Lew Hoad's serve last night
and used his powerful strokes
to turn back the Australian.
SIS. 60, 6-2. as he evened their
professional tennis series. sail
Promoter Jack Kramer. re-
turning part-time to the court
at 81, was defeated by Ashley
Cooper. the 1858 Wimbledon
and United States champion
from Australia. 8-4. Kramer
subbed for Australian Nal An
derson, whose back injury per-
mitted him to play only in the
doubles.
Gonzales teamed with Ander-
son and dropped an 8-5 set to
Cooper and Hoad in the
doubles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-13
NEW YORK, Mar. IA (AP)

NEW YORK, Mar. Is (AP).-
Bob Petit is the National
Basketball Association scoring
champion this season. and al
most singlehandedly rewrote the
league record book.
The st. Louis Hawks star set
six major records. breaking only
one Of his own. In addition,
Bill Sharman. Bob Cousy and
Bill Russell Of Boston, and Ken
ny Sears of New York, also set
new records.
Petit. the former Louisiana
State All-American who led the
Hawks to the MIA title last
year, and the Western Division
title so far. this year, scored the
most points (2.l05); had the
highest per game average
(29.0; most field goals scored
C7l9); most free throws at
tempted (87V; most free throws
made (66D, and most 50-point
games in q season 90.
Yardley's Marks Fall
Syracuse's George Yardley
saw three Of his records, set
with Detroit, 60 by the boards
all to Petit. Yardley had the
old season high Of 2,00l points
which Petit broke two weeks
ago: the most free throws at
tempted 1909, and made 1851
Petit also broke George Mikan's
28.4 season average, set in 1885,
81.
Pettit's teammate Clyde
Lovelette lost his mark Of 679
field goals for a season, set
with Cincinnati in l957-58.
Previously. Petit and Mikan
shared the S0-point games with
two each
Sears field goal percentage of
400 broke Larry Foust's mark
of .487 while Sharman upped
his foul-Shooting percentage
mark to .929 from .905. Russell
grabbed 1912 rebounds to bet
ter his mark Of 1854. and had
the highest average $500 to
break his 22.7 mark.
Knicks Favored
The league playoffs open to-
night with the New York
Knickerbockers favored by five
points over the Syracuse Mats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-13
StunIee Defeats
Won Hess Easily

1t took Gene Stanlee IS min
utes to pin Karl Won Hess in
last nights feature wrestling
match at Capitol Arena.
Dom Levin and Johnny
Barend wrestled to a draw with
Wild Bull Koury and The Sheik
Each team was credited with a
fall when the time limit ran out.
In other bouts, Happy
Humphrey defeated George
Macarthur. Tokyo Joe won
over Arnold Skoaland. and
Duke Hoffman pinned Tom
Bradley.