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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mu.
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ANDREWS AREA
$4,000


$4,000
Beautiful new 4-hedrm., 2-batl
overlooks lie. nv. rm. with cathe
dral ceiling, paneled rec. rm. OF
lower leveli immed. occupancy
Directions: Out. Branch ave. Il
Auth rd,' turn left, 70 70 DuhliI
g.. turn left 70 Gable ave. opeI
IFREpERIck ". BkRENs
SALES, INC. RE. 6-B40l
ANDREws, BOILING AND N.RL.-
Spacious frame; ~ bedIms., /:
baths baths. mo modern m, TILED 3d. Eiti, scr SCI,
ios 'V With '' isrss shade Ssau trees; -AS nr
schools and transp': 500 On.
oWNER, RE. 6-sec6. ''
ANDREWS . sUITLAND ABE A
Close 70 sehls:' shops; 3 dble: h;r.
foRTiS REALTY. 10. $1,000. ~
ANDREWs-sUITLAND AREA-cut,
3.bedrm, asbestos shingle home
oil h. Nv. heat: storm windows, scr
porch; S9,960. ASSUME AZ loan
FoRTiN REALTY, 10. $4,000. ~
A VACANT RANCHER, with equip
kit. 3 bedrms.. dining area ant
fenced level lot. can be yours
with no red tape or delay, fol
only $500 dn. and easily MONTH,
pyamtsso MARYLAND SALES. TO
ACCOKEEK, MD.-oNLY $500
DOWN. INCLUDING SETTLE
S9,950; 3 bedrooms. S10,450: "a.
acre lot. Just 2 available. M
RUBIN REAL ESTATE, Blu. 3
ADJOINING LARGE RECREATION
BRAND-NEw BRICK RAMBLERs
nearing completion: located In nm
residential area and Offering Al
unusual number OF MAJOR fee
lures. Living room with decorative
mantel fireplace, SEPARATE din
ing room. TWO BATHS, LAR0l
completely finishsd recreation
BE ESSm LUXE nrs sich SIsht st SsdsSo%;
occupancy in three weeks. BrinJ
your eheckbookll Exclusive will
BOWERS BROS. AP. 7.S400.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES :
Nice s !, home with full ~,
yard. Price, Sio.S50: $3.50 dow
Mornineslde, Nd. McALLIsTEI
REALToR. RE. $4,000.
ATTRACTIvE CUSTOM Bull!
Ef .ases Ios Sn l.ls: ;as S.drT Moodf e
baths, large iiv. rm.. sep. din. rm
and kit. with birch cabinets. Also
large screened porch, finished rec
rm, with daylight windows AM
brick bar. Also. laund. Tm witt
washing machine Call OWNER
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HOUSES ron sALE-Mp.

D.EIAcaLD. aIrIns.a for . fan.
I! ::i, 81, sjHS;' : :$sil q; ' :s:
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Houses by Hughes

Houses by Hughes
$l0,950-Popular Mt. Rainier, 3.
bedrm. cottage. daylight bsnt.,
top-eond. throughout: CT, $500
an" low mo. payments.
81 ,750-Approx. h-acre lot, 4.
bedrm. Colonial, extra Ice. kit.
w.:to-W. carpet, close to every.
thins; low. lew dn. payment.
S12,5OO-Delightful 6-rm. Colonial
facing sliko Greek pkWy.; beaut.
cor. lot. get. garage, walking dist.
to everything; $1,000 On.
$l2.950-Heart Of Hyattsville. A
little old but q real solid home,
daylight bSmt., Diet. garage, 4 blk,
rom al schools; $500 On. FLA,
$l4,500-3 blks. from Pr. Geo
Plaza, all brick semi-rambler, Ice
ta ane 50. kit, fenced level lot;
$14,95O-Hyattsville chaHner. Solid
brick 3-bedrm, rambler. dayliehi
bsmt.t stately shade trees, dist
nsighborhood: OF. FLA terms,
s'VV on'
S15.500-Brand-new custom ram.
bier; 3 brisht bedrms., comp. or
kit, daylight bsmt., off-street
parking. big level lot, FILA, conv.
terms.
S15.950-solid brick Cape Cod: Z
lovely bedrms., daylight bsmt,, sep
DIN. rm., wall-to-wall carpetinR
Takoma PIX. loc.; $500 dn. FHA.
Notwithstanding, Nd. Assum,
4hTo loan, immed. poss.; all brick
Colonial, comp. redec., 3 cool bed
rms, sep. din. rm., daylight bsmt.,
attached garage: $4,000 dn.
S17.15O-Poss. before school opens
6-rm. brick Colonial, Cheverly
proper. daylight bsmt., scr side
porch, level lot. 2 blks to schools
0I S1,100 dn.
w. r. HUGHES co.
AP. 7-l4O0 REALTORS
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ANDREWS AREA-Choice homes,
SEAT PLEAsANT-Brick DUPLEX;
2 bedrms., full bsmt.;- Anchor
fenced: immed. poss.: $500 dn
Including settlement.
CAPITOL HEIGHTS - Brk, Cape
Cod: fun bsmt.: tree-shaded lot
SUiTLAND-3-bedrm. brk. duplex;
FocfRIESsTViLLE-New 3-bedrm. ram.
bier: full bsmt.: $4,000 .dn.
CAMP sPRINGs-1-yr; -old. Shed.
rm brk. rambler. with carporti
CAMP sPRNos-Nev brk. 4-bed.
rm Cape Cod; Q baths: S1S.b00
CAMP sPRfNGs-ls acre; S-bed-
nm brk. rambler: sep. din. rm.
liv. rm with hEepl. full hsmt.i
PRUDENTIAL REALTY -,
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ANDREWS AREA, / min. from
brick ramb.: hearth fireplace,
screen porch, Ice. handicapped lot
SIC. 500. STATE REALTY AMI
INSURANCE CO. Rte. $751; Gin
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$1b,950-Avondale, Nd. Assum.
4h% loan, immed. poss.; ali brick
Colonial, comp. redec., 3 cool bed
rms, sep. din. rm.. daylight bsmt.
attached garage: $4,000 dn.
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Sl5.500-Brand-new custom ram.
bier; 3 brisht bedrms., comp. 0E
kit, daylight bsmt., off-street
parking. big level lot, FILA, conv.
terms.
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Sl5.950-solid brick Cape Cod: 3
lovely bedrms., daylight bsmt,, sep.
din. rm.. wall-to-wAll carpeting;
Takoma PIX. loc.; $500 On. FLA.
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THE SUNDAY STAR HIS
Warrington. D. c. 4
August 30, 1859 -
HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.
RIVERDALE ROAD

Spacious 6-rm., I1s-bath brick home
on beautifully Handicapped lot.
25-ft. liy. rm., . air conditioners.
sep. din. rm., 20-ft. scr. porch,
covered and screened patio;f gar:
FHA approved S24.500 with feas.
down payment.
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OPEN | TO 6
$40 14th Ave, Mich. PIX. Hill
Chillum. all brick 3-bedrm. ram
bier, firepl.. din. ell. Ia baths.
DE luxe kit. Wv. carpeting,
front and rear alum. porch, full
hsmt-, lovely lot and loo. UN. 4
peter ]. hagan & son
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T. q. 2. OFFERS
Assume lge. 4hes loan on this
roomy 3.bedrm. brick rambler
with total payments Of SS7 mo,
Featuring. foyer entrance. gener-
ous-size liv. and din. rms, big
scr. porch; comfortable hot-water
neat. NO req tape. Quick pos
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ANDREWS

ANDRE WO
Beautiful 1O0-year-old Colonial; 4.
bedroom home on i acre; compl
restored; OIL h.-w.h., den, fireplace
modern kitchen. This fine home II
immaculate and vacant. Only
S1S,o50; trade or excellent terms
RE. 5-S347, RE. 6-6S64.
FELLOWS REALTY co.
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$14,950-Hyattsville charmer. Solid
prick 3-bedrm. rambler. daylight
Dsmt.t stately shade trees, dist
nslshoorhood: OF, FLA terms,
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POWDER MILL estate bed.
rms. 3 full baths: Ice. liv. rm
with fireplace; din. rm. and eat.
ing space kit, double carport
maids rm.: rec. rm. with fire-
place: on la-aere wooded lot. Must
pc seen to appreciate this fine
home: PARAMOUNT REALTY CO,
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81 ,500-3 blks. from Pr. Geo
Plaza, all brick semi-rambler, Ice
table SD. kit, fenced level lot;
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no. e.o7 S II Ey poN Sun. 81 II. s.ii7s
GREENWOOD FOREST = Loyeiy
SEs r .SISSov H. i 1 i SsSr% SID
eafpo sft9ppes ser. Ot tul oS Ssses ST.
$50, terms. JAMES I. MUNDY
UN. $4,000.
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$d2.950-Heart Of Hyattsville. 4
little old but q real solid home
aaylisht, esmt.. Diet: garage, 4 blk
from al schools; $500 On. FLA
OF terms.
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WE SELL HOUSES
MM0pen
TODAY TIL 6
WOODSIDE PARK
icoNIINUlDl

1914 HIGHLAND DRIVE - First
showing. Lovely 3:bedrm., "a.
bath. Brick, esnter-hall Colonial f;
larse kit, rec, rm. scr: poris 81,
see, $3.50. DIR: Ga. ave" ~. on
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PALMER PARK. 1909 s5th ave-
Mooern semidet. g yrs, old on
iaree lot; large liv. rm., 3 bed
smS Sooo Kit: bath; immac. cond !:
~ S6s per mo. EARLY DAWN
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WOOnSIDE FOREST

1908 cREsTRIDoE RID. = Brand
S S.E IN a-S ssly ns ss.s 81? s.ear %
rage; center-hail plan, beautiful
Kitchen. Truly de luxe home
S3i 800. DIR: colesville rd., left
on Dale, IT. on Crosby, left on
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ACCoKEEK, MD.-oNLY $500
DOWN. INCLUDING SETTLE
MENTl Newly finished 2 bedroom.
S9.950; 3 bedrooms. S10,45O: "a
acre lot. Just 2 available. NJ
RUBIN REAL ESTATE. Bu. g.
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HOUSES FoR sALE-Mp.
JEWELS

ROGERS HEIoHTs-oI terms
avail. on this frame BUNGALOW on
level corner lot. Scr. front porch.
sep. din. rm.. equipped kit. . bed
rms. bsmt. and detached gar. All
this for only Sl0.s0O.
Evening star., 1959-12-06
WINSTON-SALEM. N. {

Totals 10 "a Sc Totals 25 43 90
Halftime: 1924 North Carolina.
Evening star., 1959-12-06
NorthCaroIina
Wins Opener

CHAPEL HILL, N. c., Dec. S
(AP). - North Carolina un-
leashed a furious second half
attack, worth 81 points. to blast
of their basketball season with
a 1856 victory over South
Carolina here today in an At
lantic Coast Conference game.
The Tar Heels led by only
1924 at halftime, but the steam
was turned on as the second
period opened. The pressure
never let up from then on for
the outclaSsed visitors.
The Tar Heels made good 43
Of SO free throw attempts to
tie the school record.
Lee Shaffer was the individ-
ual point-maker with Is. He
was followed by Ray Stanley,
who was voted the games out
standing player, with %.
Art Whisnant was tops for
the Gamecocks with 13.
Evening star., 1959-12-06
Terp Swimmers
Trounce VMI

LEXINGTON. Va, Dec. 5
(AP). - Maryland's swimming
team jumped into an early lead
ard was never in trouble as it
defeated VMI, 6l-34. in the
seasons opener for both teams,
here today.
The only dual winners were
Maryland sophomores Ray
Ostrander and Frank Culkin.
two of a fine crop of second
year men who may boost the
Terps into ACC title competi-
ton.
4OO-yard medley relay-Maryland
mills, Geyer, Kisley, Sinclair. T
.a6:yard freestyle-1. ostrander. M
., Collins, v. 3, hampshire, v. T
5O-ysrd freestyls-culkin. NJ ?
Costcs. M. 3, Lee y Tt. o.,
Ederie. Y. >, vseth' II, ?. Ksens, v
> Piyins-l, Scln Sohl; NJ. 2 Hickey M
>, hampshire '. ), Kisiey' N. T
i06-yard freestyle-l. Culkin. M
., Smith, v. 3, Narnekten, NJ T
2O0-yard backstroke-1, Prince, v
2. Mills. NJ. 3, Wingate, NJ. T=-2:25 .
., Ederle. v. 3. Park. NJ. T-5:O5.4.
2OO-yard breaststroke-1, Geyer, NJ
., Keens, v. }, Schwartz, M. T
2:3S.2.
COstrander, Culkin. Costos, Sinclair)
T-3 90 (new VMI pool record.
Evening star., 1959-12-06
BY a Star stan Writer

Maryland has not yet re-
leased its 1860 football schedule,
but the Terps' four home games
for next year were posted on a
sign near the Byrd Stadium
scoreboard yesterday.
Texas. co-champion of the
Southwest Conference and
Syracuse's opponent in the Cot
ton Bowl, opens the home sea-
son September "a in Byrd Sta
dium.
Duke follows the LonghornS
with an October l appearance.
the first for the Blue Devils in
College Park since Maryland
started its big time football OPP
Grafton under Jim Tatum in
1947.
Clemson, the Atlantic Coast
Conference champion and Blue
bonnet Bowl opponent Of Texas
Christian, plays here october
Is. South Carolina is the fourth
home opponent on. October 20.
On the road, and officially
unannounced, Maryland opens
at West Virginia September II
and plays at Penn State. The
TerpS go to North Carolina,
Wake Forest. North Carolina
State and Virginia for confer
ence games.
Syracuse returns to the
schedule in 1861, when Penn
State comes to College Park
and Southern Methodist will
Evening star., 1959-12-06
AU Motmen Win
Second Match

American University defeated
William and Mary of Norfolk,
20-13. in wrestling matches yes
terday at AU. The Eagles are
20 for the season. 1t was the
first loss for the Indians in
wrestling in three years.
Turning point of the matches
was in the 177-pound class
when Freshman Tom Reid of
the Eagles pinned George
Gwynn in 2:08 of the first
period.
l23-pound clasS-Makarob (AU) de-
feated Silverman, TO.
l30-W. Wynne (W&M) pinned Lu-
cas-. go seconds of the second period
l37-Dayis CW&MD defeated Hook
i47-Giibert Cw&M) pinned Evans,
45 seconds Of third period.
l57-Maghan (AU) defeated Mere
Ie7-Maier AU defeated oau-
i77-Reid Aup pinned @. wynne,
2:0S OF first period.
lsl-Dobozy (Au) defeated Dalton,
REORGANIZATION tAu) defeated
Marks, 3-2.
Evening star., 1959-12-06
Athletes, Civic Leaders.
Honored by M Club

American basketball player on
the old Southern Conference
championship team of the early
l930s, was indicted into the NJ
Clubs Hall of Fame along with
Joseph M. George of Suders-
vile. Md, 71-year-old former
All-America skeet shooting
champion, and Lenora Kight
Wingard, m m ber of two
Olympic swimming teams.
John I. Turnbull, a 1892
Olympics lacrosse star from
Johns Hopkins, was named
posthumously.
Tackle Kurt SchwarZ became
the first recipient of the Jim
Tatum Memorial Award. which
will be presented the outstand-
ing Maryland tackle each year.
Deane Beman, the Maryland
junior who won the British
Amateur golf title last year,
received the first international
award. Beman and Bob
Schwartzberg, lacrosse star,
received All-American awards.
Honorary M Club member
ships were presented to Eddie
Carr, Washington civic leader;
Coach Bill Campbell of the
Maryland swimming team;
Dave Brigham. executive Sec
retary of the Maryland Alumni
Association. and Dick Koester,
Baltimore civic and sports
leader.
Maryland athletes honored
were AL Bunge of the basket
ball team. the A. V. Williams
Trophy; Bjorn Anderson Of
the track team, the Talbert
T. Speer Award: and John
Bell of the swimming team, the
Charles P. Mccormick Award.
Coaches of Maryland's three
Atlantic Coast Conference
champion teams were honored,
Sully Krouse of the wrestling
team. Doyle Royal of the soccer
team. and Jim Jehoe, track.
Jim Gibbons was master Of
ceremonies. Co-chairmen were
c. Robert Boucher and Dr..
Lawrence Smallwood.
Evening star., 1959-12-06
Bolt Leeds Player
In Swatch Series

JOHANNESBURG, Dec. S (AP)
Tommy Bolt of Durham,
N. c., 1858 United States Open
golf champion, defeated Gary
Player of South Africa, / up,
today in the first game of a s.
match, 36-hole series over the
Houghton course.
Winner of the series will re-
ceive 81 400.
Evening star., 1959-12-06

Totals % 23 50 Totals 375
Halftime score 35-3o, Lincoln.
Evening star., 1959-12-06
Hoyas, Eagles
Play Feature
This Week

American us game at
Georgetown Wednesday night
is the choice one for area
basketball fans this week.
Georgetown is improved over
last year and aching to make
up for the flrst-time-ever VIC
tory American scored in their
annual game. The Eagles still
have such proven players as
Willie Jones, Ed Clements, Dick
Wells and others, and their
aim is to show that last years
victory was no isolated in
stance.
Some competition for this
game will be provided when
Virginia comes here for an At
lantic Coast Conference game
at Maryland the same night.
the first conference test for
both. The two teams split
their two meetings last year
Maryland won its first game
last week, over George WASH
ington, while the Cavaliers
bowed to william & Mary in
their opener.
George Washington will be
on the road for three Southern
Conference games this week,
at Virginia Military Tuesday
and against The Citadel and
Furman at Richmond Friday
and Saturday nights.
The weeks schedule:
TOMORROW
Catholic U. at Western Maryland
District Teachers at Bowie state
TUESDAY
George Washington at Virginia Military
Baltimore U. at Navy 1890 p.mD
Gallaudet at Towson
Montgomery j. c. at st. Msry's J. C
WEDNESDAY
American U. at Georgetown
Virginia at Maryland
Howard at Hampton
Southeastern at District Teachers
tBanneker GYM
Montsomery J. c. at NAVY Plebes
THURSDAY
Montgomery ]. c. at HagerStown J. c
Bowie State at District Teachers
| CBanneker Gvm.)
| FRIDAY
George Washington VS.. The Citadel
at Richmond
William 4 Mary Extension at catho.
lie U.
J. c. smith at Howard
Southeastern at Wesley ]. c.
SATURDAY
st. Peters at Georgetown
Princeton at Navy q p.m.D
George WASHINGTON VS.. Furman. a
Richmond
Juniata at American U. 1880 p.mI
Gallaudet at Catholic o.
Southeastern at Salisbury State
Evening star., 1959-12-06
Texas, Duke and Clemson
PIuy Terps Here Next Fall

be played in Dallas. The Air
Force also makes its debut on
the Maryland schedule in 1861,
Senior Tackles Joe Gardi and
Kurt Schwarz were elected CO.
captains for 1859 in a squad
meeting in the locker room
following yesterdays game. For
the first time in many years,
the Terps appointed game cap
tains instead of electing cap
tains for the season. The 10
seniors were co-captains for
the last two games.
SchwarZ and Gardi were not
Maryland'S most publicized
seniors, but apparently the
squad felt they were the unsung
heroes of a highly satisfactory
season.-WHITTLESEY.
Evening star., 1959-12-06

1t. Gen. Bernard Schriever,
chief Of the Air Force Air Re-
search and Development Com
mand, headed the present and
former athletes and civic lead
ers who were honored at the
ninth annual University of
Maryland NJ Club banquet last
night at the Hotel Statler.
President Wilson Elkins of
Maryland presented Gen.
Schriever with the M Clubs
distinguished service award for
his work in developing missile
technology.
Col. Bozey Berger, an ALL
Evening star., 1959-12-06
Lincoln Tops
Howard, 1859

LINCOLN, Pa, Dec. 5 (Spe-
ciaD Howard University of
Washington, D. c., kept pace
with Lincoln for most of the
game, but fell behind in the
last couple of minutes of play
and lost its second basketball
game in three starts. 1859,
here today. Howard won its
opener. Lincoln is IL.
The Bisons at one stage in
the second half fell IL points
behind, but rallied to keep from
being routed. Lawrence Han
cock was high for Howard with
2S points. Robert Smith paced
Lincoln with 81,
Evening star., 1959-12-06
Army Cueers Win

WEST POINT. N. Y, Dec. 5
(AP).-Clutch foul-shooting by
Lee Sager gave Army an 1881
basketball victory over Boston
College tonight. Sager sank
four straight free throws after
Boston College climbed within
two points.
Evening star., 1959-12-06
MARYLAND
Victory in Air War
Brings SIS Record

the Wolfpack 7-yard line. Two
plays later Betty faxed to
Joyce and scored standing up.
The Wolfpack drove back to
the Maryland 16. but the Terps
held. State regained the ball
and Gabriel passed on almost
every play in q touchdown
drive that ended with his pass
to Tapp for 3 yards and a
touchdown.
Less than ) minutes re-
manned. so State attempted the
obvious onside kick, which
failed. The Wolfpack had the
ball one more time when Betty
attempted a long fouth-down
pass which Bernie Latusik in
tercepted in the end zone when
he should have knocked the
ball down.
From the 20, Gabriel COM
pleted a 30-yard pass that was
called back for pushing and
he hit Morris as the game
ended.
MARYLAND
Left end-Collins, shaffer.
Lett taekle-sehWarz, Kirchire, Bar
Left Suard-Breedlovs. Boinis, La
Center-schwsrtz Dietrich, Ingram.
Right guard-Gunderman, Bon, SAN
RiEht taekle-oardi. Flor.
Right end - Scott, Poniatovski,
Quarterback-Betty, Fletcher, Henry.
Left half-Davtdson Verardt.
Right hah-Cloud, Gallagher.
Fullback-Jovce, Drass.
NORTH CAROLINA STATE
Left end-Drexler, Gill.
Left tackle-Moore, Reynolds.
Left guafd-Gillespie, Singleton.
Right guard-Marocco. Bushofsky,
Right tackle-Lawrence Minyard.
Right end-Tapp, Morris, Harden;
Quarteroaek-Gaoriel, WoJeicki, Del
Left half-Lstusiek, seese, Taylor,
Amos
Right half Podwicka, Harrell,
Wolfer.
Fullback-Nelson, stanton.
MASYHHEAp \. &, HEEAbE y 7 GSs
=. pass from Betty
North Carolina State Gabriel 1,
plunge (Shafier kick.
Maryland-Poniatows 81, pass from
Betty (kick failedl.
(Scott kick).
North Carolina State-Podwicka 8, run
(Shaffer kickl.
Maryland-Joyce 6. run Crun failed).
North Carolina State-Tapp 10. pass
from Gabriel (Shaffer kick).
Maryland - Betty 5, run (Gallagher
kickl,
North Carolina state-Tapp 3. pass
from Gabriel (Shaffer kick).
Evening star., 1959-12-06

DURHAM, N. c., Dec. S (AP).
Capt. Howard Hurt and Car
roll Youngkin combined their
scoring and rebounding talents
here tonight to lead Duke to
q $3.50 Atlantic Coast Con-
ference victory over Clemson.
Evening star., 1959-12-06
Continued from Page C-l

oSNA~So AAOa 1oBC O~A
Maryland had two gift scores
and the Wolfpack one.
The Terps blocked a kick
and recovered on the State s.
yard line. and they recovered
a tumble on the Wolfpack
seven. N c. State recovered a
tumble on the Maryland three.
AID three breaks resulted In
touchdowns.
North Carolina State out
gained Maryland by ITO yards
with a 417-yard day and had
o 24-15 edge in first downs.
This hard-luck team even lost
the coin toss for the 10th
straight week. Although it lost
for the ninth straight time,
no opponent has made more
first downs.
With Richie Novak sidelined
with a broken arm, Betty
worked about 80 per cent of
the ball game at offensive
quarterback.
Soft Throws Well Timed
1t is amazing how Betty has
developed as a passer. While
Gabriel throws the bullet pass
and looks more natural, Betty
throws the soft ball and times
1t almost perfectly. Betty
would have had a much better
percentage If his receivers had
held on to some of his good
toSSeS.
Maryland. which won its
closing game for the seventh
straight year, went rs yards
in IL plays after the opening
KICKOFF, with Betty and Gary
Collins clicking on a 43-yard
pass play for the big gain 10
the 6-yard line. State held
three times. but on fourth
down Betty tipped a quickie to
Scott for the touchdown. Col
Inns. incidentally, again was a
defensive standout, along with
Pete Boinis, Scott and Kurt
Schwarz.
Gabriel. whose favorite re-
ceivers were Jim Tapp and
Morris, his right ends, led the
wolfpack back to the Maryland
l3, where the Terps held.
Terps Take Command
State evened it up when Ran
dy Harrell recovered an errant
pitch-out from Betty to Gene
Verardi on the Maryland 8.
Gabriel scored three plays later
Poniatowski and Betty clicked
on a superb 27-yard touchdown
pass play to give the Terps the
lead they never lost. Maryland
quickly made it 20-7 on a 6l-
yard march that was culmi-
mated by Betty's pitch to Cloud.
The Wolfpack's second touch
down was accomplished without
Gabriel's passing. Ron Pod
wika's Southpaw pass to Pete
Seese touched off a drive. Seese
and Station clicked off steady
yardage and Podwika scored
easily from 8 yards out.
But Maryland took a 26-14
advantage into half-time when
Joe Gardi blocked Collice
Moore's punt. Gardi fell on the
ball on the State 6, and Joyce
scored.
The Terps were thankful for
that easy touchdown because
State took the second half kick
of to a touchdown. Gabriel's
passes and Podwika's stylish
running set up the score. and
GdDTleI passed 10 Iapp, VINO
leaped for a touchdown catch.
Wolfpack in Hole
State spent most Of the third
period in a hole. Collins punt
bounded out on the 1-yard line
and the Wolfpack couldn't
move the ball. After Scott
missed a field goal try from the
46, SeeSe tried to run the ball
out Of the end zone and was
trapped on his own S. Coach
Earle Edwards beat his head
with his hands after Seese's
mistake.
Gabriel tried to lateral, and
Boinis recovered the tumble on
Evening star., 1959-12-06

WINSTON-S SALEM, N. c.,
Dec. 5 (AP).-Wake Forest
handed Coach Bones McKin-
ney his first basketball victory
against a North Carolina op-
ponent tonight in a 1859 de-
cision over North Carolina
State.