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Evening star., 1959-12-12
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
RESULTS YESTERDAY

Annandale 81: Lee, 81.
B-CC. 81: Wheaton, 81 tovertimel
Brooklyn Park, As; Howard County
Bulls Prep, II: Loyola Frosh, go.
Cardozo. So; Parker-Gray. 54,
Carroll. 9s; Bladensbure, g..
Columbian Prep. 3s; woodward
Coolidge. 81: St. Adams. 81
Damascus, 76; Mount Airy, 40.
DeMsths a5; Chamberlain. 54
Fairfax, 3s: washington-Lee, 30
Fairmont Heights, So; Phelps. As.
Frederick SasScer. So: Great Mill
Gaithersburg. 54: Middletown, 81.
Glenelg. as; sykesviiie, a..
Gonzaga, 55: Wilson, 80.
Groveton, 50; Osbourn. 80.
Gwynn Park. 46: Southern. As
Hammond, 81; George WASHINGTON,
Herndin, Al: Nokesville, 40 lover
time).
Lackey. "a; Arundel. 90.
LaPlata, 55; Calvert County, 26.
Leonardtown, As; Ryken, AZ.
Loudoun County, 40: George Mason,
luther jackson, So: criser, 90.
Mackin, SO; Sherwood, 2S
Mclean, So. James Madison. 81.
MONTGOMERY Blair, SO, Walter john
sun OU.
Mount Vernon, Sc: Stuart, "a.
Northwestern, 81, Oxon Hill, 81.
Northwood, 40; Richard Montgom-
cry. 30.
O'Connell, 64 GEORGETOWN Prep, AZ
Poolesville, "a; Walkersville, a.
st Anthony. 5S: Priory, So
Spingarn, So; American U. w. so.
Suitland, As; High Point, 40.
Surrattsville, 81: Charlotte Hall, 3S.
Wakefield. 5S: Falls Church. "a.
Warrenton. 50; Rappahannock, 81
GAME TODAY
DeMatha at Georgetown Frosh, $50.
Evening star., 1959-12-12
Racing Gard
Skinny Today
By the Associated Press

A $4,000 handicap for q
year-olds at Bay Meadows and
a trio of $4,000 events feature
today's rather skimpy racing
program.
The last stake event of the
season on the frigid Atlantic
Coast is scheduled when seven
veterans go in the $4,000
added Jennings Handicap at
Pimlico. The track closes
Tuesday.
Also on the program are the
$4,000 added City of Coral Ga
bles Handicap at Tropical
Park and the $4,000 added
Black Gold Cap at the Fair
Grounds.
The Bay Meadows race is
over a l 1/l6-mile route. Mrs.
Connie B. Rings Windy Sands
carries the most weight, 100
pounds, of the even dozen en-
tries. Electioneer has been as
signed 119 and Refute and
Prince Scorpion, lit each.
The Pimlico feature, a Ia
mile race, is limited to Mary
land-bred horses, and seven are
to answer the call.
Evening star., 1959-12-12
Otush Convicted
Of Conspirocyin
Horse DOPING

LOS ANGELES, Dec. IL CAP)
A jury yesterday convicted
Fred Otash, Hollywood private
detective, of conspiracy to dope
a horse last March 4 at Santa
Anita race track.
Otash, 81, was acquitted on
two other conspiracy counts.
OF his five codefendants. one
Donald Potter, 26-was con-
victed of the same offenSe. All
other charges in the multiple
count indictment were rejected
by the jurors.
Freed of all race-fix charges
were Dave Negri, %, theatrical
booking agent and part-time
actor; Lou Kane, 80, collection
agency operator; Glen Lasswell,
26, Jockey, and Donald Hinton,
%. Hinton, however, already is
under prison sentence on a
robbery conviction.
Evening star., 1959-12-12
Osbourn Thumped

Totals l2 1924 q
HalftimC score: 31-l3. Mt. Y
Evening star., 1959-12-12
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

BALTIMORE, Dec. IL. -
Washington owned MADDOX,
topweighted with 122 pounds,
and the Timonium flash, Yes
You Will, 116, were set to fight
it out for the Maryland-bred
championship in the $4,000
Jennings Handicap, final big
race of the year, at Pimlico
today.
Heavy transportation reser-
vations in the New York and
Philadelphia areas indicated a
crowd of 10000 would turn out
for the final weekend racing
program of 1859 in Maryland
Pimlico closes out the eastern
season on Tuesday.
A field of seven was entered
for the Jennings, but it ap-
peared to be a two-horse tussle
between MADDOX, who won the
same race last fall. and the sur
prlslng 3-year-old, Yes You
Viii, who races for Mrs. Edith
L. Price, co-owner with her
husband of a Timonium, Md.
restaurant.
MADDOX. a hard-charging g.
year-old gelding owned by
Cleveland Skinker, who has
been breeding and racing horses
in Maryland for so years, was
a co-favorite at 2-to-1 odds
with Yes You Will. In his last
start, MADDOX finished second to
Mystic II on the turf.
Yes You Will. a strapping
colt by Rough N Tumble and
Yes She Will, was seeking his
eighth victory in IA starts this
year. In his last trip to the
post, he made a muddy track
look fast in winning a six-fur-
long dash in 1.114s here.
completing the Jennings
lineup were William T. Leath-
erbury's Eastern Hobo, 112;
Knollwood Stables Movitave
Evening star., 1959-12-12
n VIRGINIA GRoIP LEAGUE
By BOB HANSON
Star stan Writer

The Northern Virginia Group
I Basketball League, increased
this year to IA teams, appears
headed for it's closest race in
several seasons.
1t is too early to draw con-
clusions as to strength and
weaknesses of the teams, but
there are indications that one
club won't dominate play.
With the possible exception
of newcomers Madison, Stuart
and Osbourn and a few vet
eran" teams in the circuit, it
should be a race down to the
wire with Hammond in the
midst of it.
The Admirals are tied with
Mclean for the lead, each at
80, following a 1873 victory
over neighboring George WASH
ington last night at Hammond.
Hammond lacks height, its
biggest player Dick Kerr at g.
Evening star., 1959-12-12
AnnunduIe Gets
Score From Lee

Annandale High School
fought an uphill battle to pull
out a 64-63 basket ball victory
over Lee last night on the
losers court in a Northern
Virginia Group I League game.
Ahead, 62-6l, in the final
minute Of the game, AMMAN
dale's Paul Scheurch hit on a
layup to put the Atoms out
front to stay. Seconds later,
Bobby Wills of Lee connected
on a field goal to shave the
margin to a point.
Bobby, who was high for the
Lancers with Is points, made
five field goals in the last
quarter. Scheurch also had l6
and teammates Brent Eardley
and Bruce Rentch Is each to
pace the Atoms.
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BurreII Tells Pieskin Club
He Prefers Canadian Pros

Bill Burrell, All America
guard from Illineis, last night
told the Pigskin Club that he
would play professional foot
ball for the Saskatchewan
team in Canada next year.
Burrell, who received the
Pigskin Clubs award as the
lineman of the year, had been
drafted by the Chicago Cardi-
nails, but the 6-foot, 2O7-pound
guard said he would rather
try his hand at Canadian pro
football first.
Also honored last night were
Ron Burton. Northwestern S
halfback, and Milt Bruhn,
head coach of Rose Bowl
bound Wisconsin. Burton was
honored as the college player
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Hammond Win Hints
Tight Group | Race

foot-l-and when it enooun-
tiers some of the bigger teams
such as Mount Vernon and
Groveton, the Admirals may
get cuffed around. But, as of
now, they are sharing the lead
and not looking bad doing it.
The Admirals and Presidents
were tied, go. at the quarter
1t was 1915 at the nalf, Ham
mond. Three straight field
goals by the Admirals at the
start of the second half put
them in a lead to stay. The
closest the Presidents could get
was within two points on two
occasions late in the last period.
However, a goal by Jim Shaw of
Hammond with only Is seconds
left made it. 1885, and put the
game out Of reach of CIV.
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Mclean Remuins
Tied For Lead

With Pete Negaard making
six Of eight shots in the first
10 minutes Of play, Mclean de-
feated James Madison, 65-37,
to remain tied for first place
in the Northern Virginia Group
l basketball league.
Mclean took a IT'S first
quarter lead and widened the
to 1918 at halftime for
the Highlanders third straight
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Result Last NiEht
Philadelphia. 10: New York, l.
Today's Games
New Haven at WASHINGTON, $50
Johnston at Clinton
Greensboro at Charlotte.
The Washington Presidents
face an overhauling if they
don't snap out of their slump
against the New Haven Blades
at $3.50 o'clock tonight at Uline
Arena.
Ray Miron, general manager,
irked by the Presidents show
ing in which they have lost five
games in the Southern Division
of the Eastern Hockey League
and seven of the last eight, says
the entire squad is on the spot
in tonight's game.
Yesterday he picked up two
new players. and he says he
has irons out to land several
more IF they are needed"
Norm Doyle, released by the
New York RoverS, and Larry
Evening star., 1959-12-12
Spingurn
Takes Role
OF fFuvorite

Despite the loss of All-Hieh
Ollie Johnson because of in
jury. Spingarn's basketball
team has taken the role of
early season strong man
among District public high
schools with four straight
victories.
Spingarn barely escaped with
its fourth yesterday, $3.50. at
home against the American
University junior varsity. The
score was tied at 60-all with
l:57 to play. Then Buddy Fra
zier put in a hook shot and
two free throws, and Bernard
Levi sank a jumper for the
final total.
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Gonzogo Keeps Grip
Over Wilson Teams

Wilson High School this year
opened its football and basket
ball seasons with the same op-
ponent, Gonzaga, and with
similar results.
A 27-0 loser to Gonzaga on
the gridiron, the Tigers tried
the indoor sport yesterday at
American University gym and
took a $3.50 defeat. Wilson
missed the services of starters
Sam McWilliams and John
Reichard, who were being dis
ciplined.
Gonzaga led all the way to-
ward their second straight VIC
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and back of the year, and
Bruhn as the coach Of the
year.
Federal District Court Judge
Leonard P. Walsh. q native of
Superior, Wis, and one-time-
star end at Minnesota, received
a special citation for civic
leadership.
Also receiving football
awards we're Coach Bill Nicks
of Prairie View AIM COLLEGE
Tex, outstanding small college
coach; Eddie Hurt of Morgan
State College, who retired last
month after 81 years as coach
at the Baltimore school, and
Coach Pete Lerario of Con-
zaga High School, city school,
boy football champions.
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PIMLICO NOTES

Ill; Roger Leslie's Admiral
Hogan, l08; Mrs. Harry A.
Parr Ills Limoges, l06, and
Mrs. Janon Fisher jr.'s Love-
drop, 1903.
The Jennings, run as a sprint
stakes here from 1928 to 1948,
is now an overnight handicap.
The winner was due $500 in
that there is no nominating or
starting fees.
Pimlico officials were hope
full of recording the first 81
million betting day of the fall
today after just miss
ing that mark last week end
when a parade of longshots dis
couraged the favorite players.
Yesterday betting surpassed
the 81 million mark for the
third straight afternoon when
a turnoupt of 10,246 wagered
81. 1.OS5,67
Evening star., 1959-12-12
Carroll Hits
IS Per Cent
OfGouI Tries

Jim Price hit on 10 Of IL
shots from the floor and six of
seven from the foul line as Car
roll made spectacular IS per
cent of its shots while downing
Bladensburg, 1852, on the
Mustangs court.
The Lions hit on "a of 30
from the foul line to rack up
their fifth win of the season
and their 29th straight.
Bladensburg held the Lions
to a 1918 first-quarter score.
mostly on the efforts of Jay
Buckley but big John Thomp-
son scored IS points and Price
got IL as Carroll built up a
52-26 halftiY1oa Y1oaroiy,
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Foul Shots Give
Nod to Curdozo

Richard Bush made two foul
shots with five seconds re-
naming to cap a 20-point, last
period rally as Cardozo de-
feated Parker-Gray, 55-54, on
the losers basketball court
last night.
Parker-Gray led until the
last minute and was ahead,
1913. at the first quarter; 26-
l9, at halftime, and. 1926, at
three nllarterS
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japanese Jockey
Wins AustruIiu Ruce

SYDNEY, Australia, Dec. IL
(AP). - Akatarawa, a 12-to-1
shot ridden by the Japanese
Jockey, Yuji Nohira, won the
mile and three-sixteenth In
ternational Stakes at Canter-
bury today.
Nohira. the first Japanese
Jockey ever to ride in an Aus
tralian race. was given an
ovation as he entered the win
ner's circle.
Akatarawa won by 2 lengths
over Johnno. of at 9-to-2.
Prince Dante. 15-to-1, finished
third another half a length
back.
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Bulls Prep Shoves
Baltimore LoyoIu

BALTIMORE. Dec. II tSpe-
ciaD.-Bullis Prep from Silver
Spring, down by nine points
early in the second half. rallied
behind the clutch shooting of
Hank Kettlehodt and 6-foot-6
jerry Spears to open it's bas-
ketball season with a 77-69 vic
tory over the Loyola College
freshmen at Loyola here yes
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Lee Spark|es
In Big Romp
For FairImont

Sophomore Willie Lee, the
only underclassman on Fair
mont Heights starting five.
seems to be a sure bet to help
his elders thoroughly enjoy
their senior season, which so
far reads two victories without
defeat.
In an 82-48 romp over Phelps
Vocational yesterday at Fair
mont. the 6-foot-1 Lee snagged
13 rebounds. made nine Of IL
field goal attempts and as
sisted on six other baskets.
Rodney Rice, however. topped
all scorers with % points, get
ting 13 Of them early on the
second half,
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Wrong Goal Aids
St. Anthony's

An accidental basket scored
for st. Anthony by Gabe Lom-
bard Of Priory in a third period
rebound scramble was the mar
gin Of difference as tn. Tones
scored a $3.50 win in the last
As seconds yesterday at Priory
Russ Alior's jump shot broke a
deadlock in the final seconds.
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Wakefield Belts
Falls Church

Bruce Terwilliger. who led
the scoring with % points, and
Bob Arnold, who came off the
bench to score eight in the last
quarter, also gave Wakefield
the advantage in rebounding
as the Warriors won a 1894
basketball victory at winless
Falls Church last night.
Evening star., 1959-12-12
Coolidge Swomps
st. AIbuns Five

Coolidge High School relied
on greater experience for an
insurmountable lead, and emp
tied its bench on the way to
a 6l-37, swamping of the St.
Adams basketball team yester-
day at Coolidge. Butch Thomas
l8 points and IA more by Harry
Burchette did the most damage
Evening star., 1959-12-12
DeMuthu Captures
Third Straight

DeMatha High Schools bas-
ketball team remained un-
beaten after three games as it
ran up a 1854 victory at home
yesterday against Chamber
lain. Seniors Doug Endres and
John Herbert led the rout with
% pOirts aanh
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Mount Vernon
Tops Jeb Stuart

With Marty Lentz scoring
II of IA straight points for
Mount Vernon, the Majors
broke an early go tie and
easily outdistanced Jeb Stuart
to win. 56-34, in a Northern
Virginia Group I basketball
game at Mount Vernon last
NIGHT.
Evening star., 1959-12-12
Ruppuhunnock Loses

With Sonny Murray and
Howard Sinclair scoring Is and
IL points, Warrenton County
defeated Rappahannock. 1891,
for its second straight win last
night at Warrenton.
Evening star., 1959-12-12

Northwood broke a SO first
quarter deadlock and pushed
ahead slowly to gain a 42-30
decision over Richard Mont
gomery in a Maryland BIZ
County League basketball game
at Northwood last night. Both
schools hit for a poor, % per
cent of their shots from the
Hoor
Evening star., 1959-12-12

Groveton had IL men in the
scoring column last night as
the Tigers thumped Osbourn.
1896, in a Northern Virginia
Group I basketball game at
Groveton. 1t was Groveton S
second league win.
Evening star., 1959-12-12
Levendis Guides
Fuirfux To Win

George Levendis, Fairfax
leading scorer and rebounder
last night, made two free
throws to give the Rebels a
1928 lead at the end of the
third quarter, and they never
gave it up on the way to a
$3.50 basketball victory over
Washington-Lee High School.
Johnny Gates made both his
field goals starting the last Pc
riod and Dick Hagan's ball
handling in the control tactics
kent the Generals at hov
Evening star., 1959-12-12
Blair Accuracy Puys

Montgomery Blairs superior
shooting compensated for Wal
ter Johnson's greater height as
the Blazers opened their Mary
land Bi-County League basket
ball season with a $3.50 win on
the Spartans' court last night.
Evening star., 1959-12-12
Totals l3 1O4B Totals II IA
Halftime score: 31-is, suitland.
Oxon Hill Bumped

John MarSden scored Is Of
his 10 points in the second half
as Northwestern High School
blighted Oxon Hills basketball
opener, 6l-37. last night at
Oxon Hill in a Maryland BIZ
County League game.
Evening star., 1959-12-12

Suitland High School ran up
a 14-point lead in the third
quarter and eased home a 46-
40 victor at High Point last
night in the opening Maryland
Bi-County League basketball
game for both.
Evening star., 1959-12-12
CoIumbiuns Win

After trailing most of the
way, Columbian Prep. led by
6-foot-4 Bruce Krum. overlook
Woodward Prep in the final
three minutes to win it's first
game in two starts. 1894, at
the Central YMCA yesterday.
Evening star., 1959-12-12
Stors PIuy Tomorrow

The Prince Georges County
Boys Club 135-pound All-Star
football game will be played
at 1:30 pm. tommorow at
Suitland High School.
Evening star., 1959-12-12

Gil Cochran's Jump shot with
less than a minute to play gave
Loudoun County a three-point
lead which stood up for a 40-39
basketball victory over visiting
George Mason High School last
y,i0hk -, Taank,,.z
Evening star., 1959-12-12
Little Hoyus Beaten

Gene Wood, Bill Lewis. and
Pat Pomphrey all hit identical
double figures to lead O'Con-
nell's basketball team to a 64-
AZ win over Georgetown Prep
on the winners court last
night.
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tory as Charley Shields ana
Jon Morris paced the scoring
and rebounding. wilson's
Ralph Roberts topped all scor-
ers with 10 points.
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Totals '24 10 SIS Totals % 10 SO
Halftime score: 3O-lS, Priory 'Lom-
hardy scored q basket for st. Anthony
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Mackin took a 6-3 first-quarter
lead and slowly opened a wide
margin to defeat Sherwood
easily, 1923. on the losers bas-
ketball court last night.
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Muckin Triumphs

Totals % II 55 Totals IL Is 50
HGlftime score: gals. GonSaFa.
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Totals IS SIS Totals Is 43i
Halftime score: 1918, Wakefield.
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Mason Is Beaten

Totals IL $40 Totals is s3s
Halftime score: 1913, WI.
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Paced by James Jones, Dun
bars basketball team led all the
way to defeat Hoffman-Boston,
1882. on the losers court yes
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Totsls &c 2oSt Totals eal7 SO
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Dunbar Posts Win

Totals 90 Is S5 Totals 81 l2 81
Hslftime score: 36-la. Parker-Gray.
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Hioh Point StumbIes

Totals IL 3 80 Totals "a II ~
HalftiTne score. oO-l6, Horthvood
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Totals @5 10 80 Totals "a VA 6e
Hslftime score: 1888 spingarn.
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Totals 81 ~ IS Totals IS Z;
Halftime score: 32-l3. Mclean.
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Totals 20 II 81 Totals ~ II e5
Halftime score. 4s-23, DeMatha
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Totals 10 a33 Totals is 737
Hslftime score: 1878. Hammond
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Presidents Must Win
To Avoid Big Shokeup

lLaurendeau. from the Quebec
Aces of the American Profess
sional Hockey League. were
signed yesterday by Miron.
At the same time the Presi-
dents placed Bob Bingley
Ihustling defenseman who has
a pulled chest muscle, on the
leagues inactive list for 80
days. Jacques Gagne will be
on the sidelines in order to
give a badly bruised right hand
rest.
Washington fell below the
500 mark for the first time
with a loss at Greensboro
N. c., two nights ago. The
Presidents still are clinging to
second place in the Southern
Division, but they are only
two points up on third place
Charlotte and three points
ahead Of last-place Green's
boro.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. II
(AP).-The Philadelphia Ram
blers bolstered their hold on
first place in the Eastern
Hockey Leagues Northern Di-
vision by crushing the New
York Rovers. 10-l, before 2,276.
fans last night.
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OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS
a:00. WTTG fN-Five Sta

$500, WTTG (5)-Five Star
Feature: Accomplish. I"
Richard Arlen and Veda
Ann Borg. Trite mystery
about a detective who tack
les some murders and some
pretty danes (l946).
$3.50, WNfAL t7)--Bold Jour-
ney: The Red Sea-" Shots
Of rare fish life.
$3.50, WMAL (7)-Top Pro
Golf: Roberto De Vicenzo
VS.. Sam Snead.
$3.50, WTOP (9D-Ann Soth-
ern Show: Katy tries to
help Johnny get a raise and
almost gets him fred.
1900, WRC (4)-Arthur MUIR
ray Party: Color. Carol
Charming, Tom Poston. Hal
March. Helen Gallagher.
Johnny Burke. Jane Harvey
and Merv Griffin.
1880, WTTG (5)--Starlight
Theater: Shape Of Things
to Come" Raymond Mas
sey. The H. q. Wells fan
tasy about the destructive
world war that wiped out
life as we know 1t, but paved
the way for a better world.
Imaginative, and absorbing
British. 1949).
HIS, WTOP (9)-Late Show:
Three Godfathers." John
Wayne. Three outlaws in
the middle Of the desert
adopt an orphaned child
194S).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-08

scripts In NeU York. Hollywood and elsewhere Their
| opinions are offered as a guide to vieiDers
Shirley Temples StorybookDick Wilmington and His Cat
repeat) Old legend about Dick Wilmington turns into
an entertaining satire English and customs
with our hero the perfect picture OF prg Wilmington
to London to his fortune and thanks to his
everhngry cat ends up saving his employer and pretty
daughter Alice from barbarians and winning the fair
Alces hand Jack Dimond Martyr Green Judi Meredith
and Ashley Cowan give satisfactory accounts of them
selves. 1850 pm, WMAL-7.
Father Knows Best"The Great Anderson Mystery" obeat
for the SERIES This shows you Just can happen
you watch too much television When the Andersons'
Tv goes the blink, they decide to create mystery
program Of their Note a disappearing body that
looks suspiciousy like somebody's dressmaker dummy
$50 pm, WTOP-9.
Danny Thomas-"A Locket for Linda" "a repeat Spotlight
is on little Linda, Dannys stepdaughter who's about to
lose tooth and earn present from the good fairy.
Son Rusty jealous of all the attention given little girls
gets some laughs but Angela Cartrght Linda steals
the show. pm, CBS
Peter Gunn-The Coffin" case you missed last Fridays
IN Squad" in which scar-faced killer figured heavily,
don't brood. There's killer around tonight who is even
more faced. The story finds Gum taking job
body escort and learning he has duped into snug
Cling robbery loot into Mexico Though much of the show
takes place below the border, there's virtually
made Of the locale The high point Of the show is the
opening which depicts a bloodthirsty armored-car
robbery. pm, WRC4.
Nv Theater-"Christabel" An unsold pilot film made
for series to be called The Secret Life Of James Thur
ber" this entry has much to recommend it but on the
whole it is disappointment The good things include
wonderful UPA animation sprinkled through the
show; those portions Of the dialogue actually based on
Thurbers writing clever opening, and couple Of good
acting Jobs Where this falls short is that too much Of 1t
is set up in conventional Tv Simultaneously frame
work. The claim has been made that the series didn't sell
because it's too obeat Our conjecture is 1t isn't obeat
enough to be very good. $3.50 pm, WRC4.
Lucille Ball. Des Arnaz-ucys Summer Vacation" Guests
Ida Lupno and Howard Duff, playing themselves turn up
in New England sharing the fishing cabin as the
Rcardos Sight gags predominant with the funniest
occurring in the last part when Lucy and Ida, having
drilled holes in the mems fishing boat forced to join
their husbands in 1t. 10 pm, WTOP-9
Jack PaarJack repeats favorte solo Of his when the
Crab Blooms Again. and joins Hans Conried in
English prison skt, all dressed up in gentlemans regaa
derby hat and ALL That New England character Charles
Dornan returns for VISIT Coincidence Virginia De Luce
makes her first appearance on the show; and Betty
johnson appears guest singer Of the week. HIS
pm, WRC-.
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