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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-01
BY DICK SLAY
alar aAnn urliAr

st. Johns and Carroll High
Schools punched all their scor-
ing in the last 5 minutes Of
the first half, and spent the
rest of the time rocking each
other goal line to goal line as
st. Johns won a bruising, 1877
victory in O Catholic League
thriller yesterday at Carroll.
Identical with last year, the
Cadets snapped CAROLS win
ming streak at six games, and
by a touchdown margin,
keeping alive their record Of
never having lost to the Lions.
A crowd Of about 1000 saw
mostly a battle Of defenses on
the damp turf. but 1t was the
opposing quarterbacks - Mike
Southcomb and Carley Sted-
man-who drew the individual
applause.
Switching to the spread for
nation 1t introduced last week
in its game at Salesianums st.
Johns punched SO yards in
seven plays to open the scor-
ing. Southcomb ran the last %
of right tackle. cutting back
to the left and crossing over
standing up.
Stedman intercepted q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-01
Blair Knocks
Wheaton Off
Unbeaten LIST
BY CARL SELL
star stan Writer

Montgomery Blair High
School. led by the running Of
Fullback Joe Gamble and Half
back Frank Shaeffer. knocked
Wheaton from the unbeaten
football ranks with a 2l-0 vic
tory before 5000 fans yesterday
at Wheaton.
Shaeffer scored two touch
downs, the second on a brilliant
82-yard run in the final
quarter.
Gamble set UP Blair's first
two touchdowns with BULLDOG
ing runs through the middle
Of the Wheaton line. The
Blazers took a Wheaton punt
on the knights 40 early in the
game and marched for the
touchdown, Gamble picking up
80 yards on three carries.
Shaeffer scored from 5 yards
out.
Gamble got Blair moving
again in the second period and
the Blazers marched 80 yards
for their second touchdown. He
picked up II yards to the
Knights rs and then carried
to the is on the next play.
A penalty moved the ball
back to the 20, but Gamble
picked up 8 yards in two
carries and Chaeffer added a
yard to put 1t on the Wheaton
10. Halfback Lewis Scott scored
from 3 yards out four plays
later.
Wheaton drove to the Blair
Is late in the third period but
lost the ball on downs. How
ever. Tackle James Sellers re-
covered a Blair tumble on the
next play to give the Knights
the ball on the Blazers 20.
Wheaton got to the Blair Z
before stalling and again lost
the ball on downs. Gamble
picked up a first down on the
Is and then Shaeffer cut of
tackle, angled to the left side
and then cut back to the mid
die of the field and outran the
Wheaton secondary for the 81
yard touchdown run.
WHEATON - . 9 %
Blair scoring: -Shaef-
fer Is, run; SO. rum; Scott g, rum
Conversions-Reynolds 8.
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R-CCOverhuuIs
Bludensburg in
East Period, l2-7

Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School. coming from behind to
score in each Of the last two
quarters, defeated Bladensburg,
1877, yesterday at Northwestern
High School stadium in a
Maryland Bi-County League
football game.
The Mustangs took q touch
down. lead in the opening
period when Charley Miller
went over from the / after
Nike Lombardo had set it up
by recovering a B-CC tumble
on the 20.
The Barons, defending league
champions, scored in the third
quarter when Quarterback Tom
Arata sneaked over from the /
after blocked punt on Blad-
elSburg's 7 set it up. The win
ming touchdown was made by
Charley Sither from the 3 to
end,a 40-yard. 8-play march.
BBtissDENssuRe - : 9 9 81
Touchdowns-Arata Il, run). sither
aisdensburr scorins: Touchdown -
Miller Il, rum. Conversion-Kurtz.
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Conversion Beuts
WoodberrY Forest

ORANGE. Va. Oct. 81 (Spe-
ciaD ken Grier recovered q
blocked punt in the end zone
for a touchdown in the fourth
quarter and Joe Cottington
kicked the all-important extra
point as st. Christophe RS
School Of Richmond defeated
Woodbury. Forest, 1913. here
today.
Woodbury. held a 1877 half
time lead on a touchdown by
Bill King from the 3 and on q
20-yard pass play from Charles
Shaffer to Mike Reilly. st. Chris
topher's got on the scoreboard
with a second quarter touch
down when Henry Massey ran
back a KICKOFF IS yards.
W woo SbaBHEaRsFF99PHrR's 3 ! 8, IA
81. christophers scoring: Touch
downs---Massey ts5, kickoh return),
0rier recovered blocked punt In end
sone). conversions-Keating, cottins-
Woodbsrry Forest scoring: Touch
downs--King o. rum. Rely eco, pass
from Shaner1. onversion-Shaffer.
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Lejeune High Wins
Over Quuntico Team

Camp Lejeune Post High
School Of Camp Lejeune. N. c.,
defeated Quantico Post. 27-6,
yesterday in a football game
on the losers field.
Following a scoreless first
quarter, Lejeune scored four
times with John Whitney
carrying over twice, both on
passes from AL Everett.
LEJEUNE o 713 7-27
QUANTICO 0 o 0 g. 8
Leieune scoring: Touchdowns -
whitney. 2 III, pass from Everett: 81,
pass from Everett). Boynton 6, run)
McCarville $50, rum. Conversions
McCarville. 3 (runs).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-01
Wilson Edges
Colts. 7-6, on
Blocked Kicks
BY ED WINSTEN
Contributing Writer

Wilson High School took ad-
vantage of a blocked punt and
q blocked extra point attempt
to exc out a rs victory over
Coolidge yesterday in a West
Division Interhigh League foot
ball game at Wilson in the rain.
The Tigers, unbeaten in five
league games, will play Car
dozo Friday for the right to
meet Eastern for the Interhigh
title.
Halfback Steve CHASER scored
the lone Wilson touchdown on
"a 12-yard burst over right
tackle early in the second quar-
ter. Sam McWilliams split the
uprights on the all-important
seventh point. The Tigers
picked up the ball after John
Nalls-a standout on defense
- blocked a Colt punt and
Lloyd Purves recovered on the
Coolidge IL.
The Colts got back in the
game early in the fourth quar-
ter following a Wilson punt to
the Coolidge %. Halfback Har-
old Draughn Scampered %
yards around right end and
then Fullback Tony Coppa
slipped off left tackle and ram
bled AZ yards for the touch
down.
John Photographs try for
the extra point was smoth-
cred as Center Dale Badoud
led a wave of Tigers through
the Colt line to block the kick.
CHASER ended the Colts last
hopes near the end of the game,
falling on a tumble on the
Wilson "a.
S W2fsoS g 9 9 80
Coolidge scoring: TouchdOwn-cOppa
t47, rum
Wilson scoring: Touchdown-olaser
(12' rum. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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Walter Johnson
Upsets SuitIund
For First Win

Walter johnson High School,
winless in six previous football
games this season, got its first
victory with a 14-2 upset over
Suitland yesterday at Walter
johnson in a Maryland BIZ
County League game.
An intercepted pass by Jimmy
Lyle of the Spartans on his
own 80 set the stage for Walter
Johnson's first touchdown, in
the second quarter. Two pass
plays by Quarterback Ere d
Stier, totaling ga yards, was
enough for a score with HOWE
Thompson going over the last
Is yards.
The Spartans scored their
final touchdown in the last pc
Rod on a 50-yard run by
Thompson, climaxing an 30
yard drive.
S W JOHNSON ---S !? 3 ia
suitland scoring; safety-(Prince Of
wa water Johnson Intentionally grounded
Walter Johnson scoring: Touchdowns
Thompson, 2 as. pass from Sitter;
so, rum. Conversions-Beale, 2 (passes
from stier).
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Satterfield, Saunders threw a
crushing block and Comes
romped wide for the touch
down with less than three min
utes remaining.
Nugent tried four quarter
backs but none produced a
touchdown. Joyce led the Terp
ground-gainers with SO yards,
which was less than Norton
made. Novak, with 4-for-11.
was Maryland's top passer over
Betty with 3-for-9.
s soTAH 4cNaRRoL1NX IL g 9 SIS
South Carolina-domes, z pass from
Norton JSatterfeld rum.
South Carollna-Pitt., 5 pass from Sat-
Maryland-Vic Schwartz. Is run with
blocked punt run failed).
South Carolina-Gomes, IL run Nor
'Oa SOUTH CAROLINA
Left end-Frye, Taylor.
Left tackle-Jerry, Phares.
Left guard-Ashton. Miles Derriso.
Center-Gordon, HcGovern, Waring
Right guard-Boydkin, Adam, Sohm.
Right tackle-Pitts. Staley.
Right end-Pitt, Patrick, Turner.
Quarterback Satterfield. Costen,
Shifiet. Bennett, Sowell, Hatcher.
Left halfback-Gomes, Morris.
Right halfback-Norton, Cole.
Fullback-Lavoie, Farmer, williams,
Saunders, Strickland
MARYLAND
Left end-Collins. Scotti. Shaffer.
Left tackle Schwartz, Kirchiro,
Barlund, Sankovich.
Left suard-Breediove Boinis, La
caro-.
Center-schwartz, Hacker, ingram.
Dietrich.
Right guard-Gunderma Sandwich,
Right tackle-Gardi, Flor.
Right end Scott, Poniatowski,
Kaufman.
Quarterback-Fletcher Noyak, Betty,
Psira.
Left halfback - verardi. Davidson.
Right halfback - Cloud, Gallagher,
Mona.
Fullback-Joyce, BRASS. Houser.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-01
Aussie Net Aces
Are Extended

BRISBANE, Oct. 81 (AP).-
Australia's Davis Cup players
survived the third day of play
in the Queensland tennis tour
nament today, but not before
Neale Fraser and Roy Emerson
beat of upset bids in their sin
giles matches.
The surprise was Jim Shop
herd. 10. of Brisbane, who took
Fraser to four sets. Fraser won,
81, "a, SO, rs.
Emerson began raggedly on
a heavy court against Fred
Stole Of New South Wales and
dropped the first set before
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-01
Gonzogo Blanks
Foirmont Heights
For Fifth Victory

Unbeaten but once tied Con-
zaga High School breezed to
its fifth football victory Of the
season yesterday with a 26-0
romp over Fairmont Heights on
the losers field.
The Eagles scored in all but
the third quarter. They hit in
the opening period on a 27-yard
run by Daryl Hill, in the Sec
ond quarter when Jim Holloran
went over fro mthe / to end a
53-yard march and finished off
with a 22-yard run by Brendan
O'Neill and a 43-yard pass play
from Malcolm Leubkert to John
'Dugan.
P1H5SaA HEIGHTS : 8 9 l q g
Coinage scoring: Touchdowns-HHl
(2a' rum; Holloran rum. O'Neill
(22, run). Dugan (43, pass from
Leubkertl. Conversions-Hill, 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-01
Eote Pass Beuts
Columbian Prep
For Navy PIebes

The Navy Plebes. led by the
running and passing of Quar-
tefhack James Stewart, moved
40. yards for a touchdown in
three plays with less than three
minutes remaining yesterday to
defeat. Columbian Prep, 1914,
in football at Western High
School.
The Plebes got the ball on
the Columbian 40 and Stewart
picked up 20 yards on two runs.
He then passed Is and 5 yards
tosEnd Mike Tenk with the Sec
orih resulting in the winning
touchdown.
columbian held a 1913 lead
midway in the final quarter on
Halfback Ron Shobsky's 49,
yard run.
SSos&IggNMP1AN = g g g s-11dd
Plebes-chapman "a, pass from stew.
coiumbisnwBsrser Z. run tBergel
Plebes-Etewart 4. run (run failed).
Columbian-Shobsky 10, run (rur
Ple6esNTenk Z. pass from Stewart
(run faileO.
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Loudoun Blanks
Jeb Stuart, 14-0

Cassell PARSED scored two
touchdowns to lead Loudoun
County High School to a 14-0
victory over Jeb Stuart yester-
day at Leesburg, Va.
PARSED scored from the /
in the first quarter to end 4
31-yard drive in the third
period on a 15-yatd pass play
from Bobby Schonder.
Stuart D o 0 o. O
Loudoun 8 2 6 Ola
Loudoun scoring: Touchdown
PARSED, Q a., run: IS, pass from
Schonder). Safety (Robyak of Stuart
downed In own end zone BY Rose).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-01
La Plato Beaten
ByChurIotte Hall

Charlotte Hall scored in every
period to defeat LaPlata, 27-19,
in a football game yesterday at
LaPlata.
The outstanding play Of the
game was an 83-yard run for a
touchdown by Joe Purvis Of
LaPlata in the first quarter.
e fzz4fEEkkq qE -l HALL 8 : : EfS
STsssbICtts Hs s ssSring TSS:hdGyn,
Moorehead). Weisle Is, rum, Mcleod
az, rum. Conversions -. Weigle, 8
(run, pass from Mooreheadl.
LaPlata scoring: Touchdowns -
Purvis 1888. rum. Sabine e., run)
Pick GA, pass from Purvisl, Conver-
sion-Hawkins (pass from Purvis).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-01
St. Adams Rolls
To 800 Victory

Charley Martin, junior half :
back of st. Adams School,
scored three touchdowns to
pace the Saints TO a $50 rout
of st. Andrews of Middletown,
DEL. yesterday at st. Adams.
Martin, who picked up $50
yards rushing on nine carries
while playing only half of the
game, scored on runs of "a, As
and So yards.
ST. ANDREWS 90 o o o. 0
81. ALBANS -------14 IL z 6-39
st.. Adams scoring: Touchdowns-c.
Martin, !34, run; As. run: So, run).
MacDougall (49, pass from r. MARTINI
Jonas "a, .run). Gay (37, rum. Con-
versions-Jonas, 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-01
GIeneIg Defeats
Woodward Prep

A 17-yard field goal by Griff
Jones in the fourth quarter
provided the winning margin
as Glenelg High School de-
feated Woodward Prep, 9-6,
yesterday on the winners field.
Woodward took a 60 lead in
the second period on a &C.
yard touchdown run by Ned
Pickford and Glenelg tied it up
on a 16-yard run by Ad Har-
ris in the third quarter.
WOODWARD - o 8 o Go
GLENELG --------- o 0 s 80
woodward scoring: Touchdown -
Pickford (66, run).
Glenelg scoring: Touchdown-Harris
06,. rum. Field goal Jones az
YARDS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-01
Baylor Scores
81 as Lakers
Bow 10 Mats

sYRACUSE. N. Y. Oct. 81
Rl. George Yardley and
Dolph Schayes led the Syracuse
Nationals to a 117-1O8 victory
over the Minneapolis Lakers in
a National Basketball Associa-
ton game tonight. Yardley pot
ted 81 points and Schayes 20.
Elgin Baylor. Minneapolis
wheelhorse. was checked for
three periods but he collected
14spoints in the fourth period
to equal Yardley's output.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-01
Sherwood Wins Sixth
Over Laurel, $50

Halfback Don Luther threw
one touchdown pass and re-
turned an interception IS yards
for another score yesterday as
Sherwood High School defeated
Laurel, $50, in football at
Sherwood. 1t was Sherwood's
sixth victory against one loss
and a tie.
SHERWOOD 8 0 1875
LAUREL 0 0 0 O. 0
williams {. rum: Pack as. pass from
Luther; Luther (35, run with inter-
cepted passl; Martin Is. pass from
Garvey). Conversion-Schwartz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-01
IA yAM EsN MADISON -, g g g
Hampton Triumphs

HAMPTON, Va, Oct. 81
Cap Hampton Institute un-
corked two long second half
touchdowns here today to de-
feat Lincoln University Of
Pennsylvania, 20-2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-01
Bridqewuter Bows

BUCKHANNON, w. Va, Oct.
81 (AP).-West Virginia Wes-
leyan used a grinding running
offense to defeat Bridgewater,
27-0, here today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-01
Mclean High Takes
Homecoming Come

Halfback T. A. Bayne scored
two touchdowns yesterday to
lead Mclean High School to
a 800 Homecoming football vic
tory over James Madison in a
Northern Virginia Group I
game.
Bayne scored on runs of Q
and % yards as Mclean evened
its record at 4-4.
JAMES MADISON o 0 0 O. O
MCLEAN ---- 10 0 10 1873
Mclean scoring: ouchdowns-war-
net %. rum: Bayne, > -, run: %,
rum: Soresi e. rum; Chubb &c, rum
Mcbride ~, rum. Conversions-Vie-
rick, 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-01

WILA1ON ------- U u
Blair scoring: Touchdowns-Shaef
Ter %, run; SO. rum; Scott g, rum
Conversions-Reynolds 3.
Evening star., 1959-12-25
South Picked
By43 Points
In BIue-Grdy

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec.
Is (AP).-The South is rated
a 4l2-point favorite for tomor-
rows annual Blue-Gray foot
ball game.
The odds-makers came UP
with their calculation despite
Evening star., 1959-12-25
BosiIio and RothschiId
To Face Ring Probers

NEW YORK, Dec. IS (AP).-
Promoter Norman Rothschild
and Carmen BaSilio, former
world welter and middleweight
boxing champion, have been
called on the carpet by the New
York State Athletic Commis-
sion.
Rothschild, whose Arena
Boxing Club. Inc, of Syracuse,
N. Y, has promoted most of
Basilio's important fights, is
charged with paying $4,000 to
an unlicensed man, Gabe Geno-
vese, to make the match and
take part in the promotion of
a September IL, 1856. welter
title fight between Basilio and
Johnny SaXton at Syracuse.
Basilio is to appear before
the commission at an inquiry
into his boxer-manager con-
tract with Johnny DeJohn and
any assignee thereof. Both De-
John and Joe Metro of Syra-
cuse, generally considered to
be his co-manager, have been
called to the January 13 hear
ing. Subpoenas have been is
sued for both DeJohn and
Metro.
Rothschild's hearing, set for
Evening star., 1959-12-25
Passing Again Appears
Biz North-South Factor

quette's Pete Hall, the latter a
towering young man who also
will do the punting for his
team.
If the game is so close that
field goals might make the diff
ference, the South might be
conceded the edge in that Cor
don Speer of Rice is a stand
out in that department. Dale
Hall, the Army coach in charge
of the North team. said yester-
day that Lonely End" Bill
Carpenter will kick the extra
points if given the chance, but
he is not renowned as a field
goal kicker.
In the final workouts yeSter-
day-today both squads were
given a vacation-both Hall
and South Coach Wade Walker
OF Mississippi State polished up
offensive and defensive maneu-
vers and such fine points as
kickoff returns and punt re-
turns.
The squads carefully have
avoided any body contact work
in their five days of drill, even
leaving off their pads on occa-
sion. so the players are in top
shape phyhically.
Evening star., 1959-12-25

MIAMI, Fla. Dec. Is (AP) =.
Last year it was Baylor's
Buddy Humphrey who was
"the difference"
The year before it was Mich
igan States Jim Ninowski, and
the year before that Okla
homa's Tommy Mcdonald stole
the show.
These standouts all starred
with their passing. so the
chances are excellent that in
tomorrow nights 18th annual
North-South all-star football
game in the Orange Bowl the
top man will be the one who
has a big night throwing the
ball.
There are at least five players
who rate a chance of being
"the difference" through their
passing in the game, which is
expected to draw upwards of
$4,000 spectators.
The South has Fran Curci Of
Miami. Jack Cummings of
North Carolina and Joe Tran
chini Of Navy. Each has an
impressive record as a thrower.
The North will rely on
Army's Joe Caldwell and Mar
Evening star., 1959-12-25

January IL, has been called for
the promoter to show cause
why his matchmaker's and pro-
moter's license should not be
revoked or other disciplinary
action taken for alleged action
detrimental to the best in
terests of boxing"
Rothschild said in Syracuse
he welcomed the hearing. II
feel I have done nothing
wrong" he said. The promoter
said he asked Genovese to help
him and agreed to pay.
Genovese was found guilty
June 3 by a General Sessions
court grand jury in New York
on charges of managing a
fighter without a license. He
had been accused of cutting
in on the purses of Ludwig
Lightburn of British Honduras
in two 1856 fight.
DeJohn and Metro were
questioned by District Attorney
Frank Hogan in New York last
summer in an investigation in
volving frankie Carlo, reputed
underworld boxing boss who
recently admitted guilt and was
sentenced as an undercover
figure in boxing.
Evening star., 1959-12-25
Forty-Niners
Settle Suit With
Struder's Widow

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. Is
(AP).-The widow of Norman
P. (Red) Strader has obtained
a reported $4,000 settlement
OF a suit over his discharge as
coach of the San Francisco
Forty-Niners after the disap-
pointing 1855 season.
Settlement was reached out
of court Wednesday.
Basis of the suit was a dis
charge clause included in
Strader's $20,000-a-year, three
year contract.
In the complaint against the
club owners, Mrs. Strader said
the contract allowed discharge
OF Strader after two years on
payment of $4,000 in sever
ance. He was fired after one
year.
She claimed only six pay
ments were made on the con-
tract; that six were due, plus
the $4,000 severance and S.
600 due as a bonus out of 1855
profits. The total sought was
$27, 900.
Evening star., 1959-12-25
Giants Guido Colts in Split
Of Loot From Title Game

BALTIMORE, Dec. Is (AP)
The New York Giants will
spread their prospective wealth
from Sundays championship
game a bit more generously
than the Baltimore Colts.
The receipts from the televi-
sion rights and 10 per cent of
the admissions are up for dis
tribution by the players.
Austin Gunsel, acting COM
missioner of the National Foot
ball League, announced yeSter-
day that the Giants will hand
out 81, 300 in gifts and cut the
remainder into As shares.
The Colts will take $500 off
the top and divide their re-
mainder into A and SIS shares.
The Giants informed the
commissioner they will give full
shares to 43 players and
coaches. Half a share each will
be received by DR.. Francis j.
Sweeney and Trainers John
johnson, John Dziegriel and
Sid Moret.
Pete Sheehy and Pete Pre-
ivite, clubhouse attendants, will
be paid $500 each. Three play
ers briefly with the Giants, Lee
Grosscup, Bill Kimber and Bob
Reifsnyder. are due 500 each.
The Colts voted a full shares
for players and coaches. Shares
of one-half and one-third also
were voted, but Gunsel did not
identify the recipients.
The $500 went to Dick Stein,
clubhouse custodian.
Last year, a winning share
was worth $4,718.77 and a
losers, $3,111.33.
The gross total for the game
Evening star., 1959-12-25
WEEKEND SPORTS
ON RADIO-W

TELEVISION
Today
Sports Highlights of 1852"
WRC-4, 1000 pm.
Saturday
Football
Blue-Gray All-Star Game
WRC-4, LAS pm.
The National All-Stars VS..
the Southwest All-Stars,
WTOP-9, $3.50 pm.
Bowling
Bowl the Champ, WMAL-7,
400 pm.
q, All-Star Golf, WMAL-7, 500
pm.
Regatta
Orange Bowl Regatta,
WTOP-9, 200 pm.
Roller Derby
WTTG-5, 7:30 pm.
Sunday
Football
Colts VS.. Giants, NFL Cham
pionship Game, WRC-4, las
pm.
Basketball
Detroit Pistons VS.. Minneap-
oils Lakers, WRC-4, 4:30 pm.
RADIO
Saturday
Blue-Gray All-Star Game,
WRC, las pm.
SUNDAY
Football
Colts VS.. Giants, champion
ship game, WRC, LAS pm.
Evening star., 1959-12-25
QuinIon, Horduqe
Best for Falcons

AIR FORCE ACADEMY
Colo, Dec. 25 CAP).-Halfback
Mike Quinlan and End Sam
Hardage, both juniors, have
been named the Air Force
Academy's outstanding line
man and back for the 1859
football season.
Quinlan was the teams No.
2 rusher and leading scorer and
set single season records for the
academy for passes caught with
20 and yards with receptions
with 373. His home is at Bay
port, Miss.
Hardage. a native of jackson.
Miss. caught 19 passes for 222
yards and three touchdowns
and Sparkled in a defensive
role.
Evening star., 1959-12-25
Missouri Eleven
Flies to Bowl Site

COLUMBIA, Mo-. Dec. 25
CAP).-The University of Mis-
souri, football team flies to Mi
ami today for its New Year.
date with Georgia in the
Orange Bowl.
Coach Dan Devine said
Georgia's Southeastern Con-
ference champions are as good
as any team Missouri ever has
played in a bowl game.
But" added Devine, 1--WE
aren't sure our Missouri team
is as good as some of those
which represented the Tigers in
past bowl contests"
Missouri has played in five
bowl games and lost all five OF
them.
Evening star., 1959-12-25

Louis Palazzi of Penn State,
Head Linesman Charles Berry
OF Lafayette, Back Judge Cleo
Diehl of Northwestern, and
Field Judge Charles Sweeney
of Notre Dame.
Gunsel also named as alter
mates Referee William Downes,
Illinois Tech; Umpire Joseph
Connell, Pittsburgh; Head
Llnesman John Highberger,
Carnegie Tech; Back Judge
Stanley Jawrowski, George
town. and Field Judge Herman
Rohrig, Nebraska.