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Evening star., 1959-12-07
By the Associated Press

The Philadelphia Warriors
could be in for a rough time
in the National Basketball AS
ISOLATION. Wilt Chamberlain
has an injured foot which may
keep him out Of action for a
week.
The high-scoring rookie star
suffered the injury Saturday
night when teammate Woody
Sauldsberry stepped on his
left foot during a 113-112 de-
feat by the Hawks at st. Louis.
Chamberlain scored only 20
points, his lowest output of the
season.
Last night, the former Kan
sas All-American sat on the
bench as the Warriors eked out
"a 1915 victory over Detroit
at Philadelphia and remained
within az games Of the Boston
Celtics. The Celtics. Eastern
Division leaders, downed Grip
pied Minneapolis, 121-104.
Chamberlain was scheduled
to have the foot X-rayed today.
A 40-foot ne-handed shot by
Paul Arizin Just before the final
buzzer gave the Warriors their
two-point victory over the
Pistons. Arizin ended up with
80 points. five more than Andy
johnson.
Tommy Heinsohn spanked
two Boston spurts in the Celtics'
triumph over the Lakers. Hit
Evening star., 1959-12-07
SIumping Presidents to Get
First Crack at Clinton Club

The slumping Washington
Presidents, beaten in five OF
their last six games, take on
the Clinton Comets for the
first time this season at $3.50
tomorrow night at Uline Arena
Clinton, defending champion
in the Eastern Hockey League
is in second place in the North
ern Division and Washington
is runnerup in the Southern
Division.
The Presidents lost a Al
verdict to the Ramblers in
Philadelphia last night but
lost no grounds to the Johns
town Jets, the Southern lead
ers, who dropped a Az decision
to Clinton yesterday.
Steve Kuzma gave Washing.
ton a disputed goal and a 1t
lead with 7:19 gone in the first
period. The Presidents were
blanked the rest of the way
as Philadelphia beat them fol
the second night in succession
The Ramblers won here, 5-4
Saturday night.
Kuzma scored after Goalit
Ivan Walmsley of Philadelphia
threw up his hands when hC
thought q wrong penalty hac
Evening star., 1959-12-07
Casares Scores Three
Alexandra Boys
To Get Awards

End Bill Anderson of the
Redskins will speak at the Alex
andria Recreation Departments
football awards banquet at $3.50
o'clock tonight at the depart
ment's headquarters, 1905 Cam
eron street.
Trophies will be presented to
the winners Of the four weight
divisions in the eight-man foot
ball sponsored by the Recrea-
tion Department and the Alex
andria Kiwanis Club.
Macarthur School won the
65-pound title and George Ma
son the 80-pound championship
Mount Vernon and George Ma
SON battled to a 6-6 tie for the
.95-pound title, and Parkfairfax
and Maury played a scorelesS
tie for the 110-pound cham
pionship. More than $50 boys
participated in the program.
Evening star., 1959-12-07
Arkansas Sturts
Gutor Workouts

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark, Dec.
Z (AP).-The Arkansas Razor
backs start practice today for
their January 2 Gator Bowl
meeting with Georgia Tech,
and all of the players are in
good shape but one.
The casualty is Halfback
FARRELL Williams, who bad a
knee operation and will miss
the Gator game.
All-America Halfback Jim
Mooty, troubled by a knee in
jury during the regular season,
has recovered. Jim Monroe,
first-team quarterback and a
passing threat, also has recov-
cred from a shoulder injury.
Coach Frank Broyles plans
light workouts during the first
few days of practice. The Ra-
zorbacks, Southwest Conference
co-champions, also will view
films of Tech games and hear
scouting reports.
Evening star., 1959-12-07
Buruck Is Named
President of AAU

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Dec. Z
(AP).-N. j. Barack of Colum-
bus. Ohio. yesterday was elect
ed president of the Amateur
Athletic Union.
Barack. a native Of Yugo-
slavia, is a former Ohio State
University soccer captain who
has served the AAU in numer-
Gus offices since 1912. He also
is a member of the United
States Olympic Boxing Com
mittee. He succeeds Kellum
johnson Of Dallas, Tex.
Louis ]. Fisher Of High
Point, N. c., was named first
vice president.
Evening star., 1959-12-07
World Net Group
Will Recommend
Open PIuy in 81

PARIS, Dec. Z (AP).-The
International Lawn Tennis
Federation, after a two-day
meeting here, announced yes
terday il would recommend
that the eight official cham
pionships recognized by the
federation should in 1861 be
open to all players-amateur
authorized and professional.
The recommendation will be
made to the general assembly
of the International Fedora
ton when it meets in Paris
next July 6.
A special committee has been
making a study of reports re-
ceived from 35 national fedora
tions about the rules governing
amateur and professional sta
tus.
1t was decided that amateur
players should continue to re-
ceive only their expenses and
not play in more than eight
tournaments out of their own
country each year.
A new category Of author
lied" players would be allowed
to receive more important A.
nancial advantages, but they
would have to put themselves
at the disposal of their national
federation and play when
picked.
Only amateurs would be al
lowed to seek authorized"
status.
Evening star., 1959-12-07
Huzi Dominates
Table 7 ennis PIuy

Thor Hazi won two titles and
shared another yesteday in the
final matches of the D. C. Table
Tennis Associations Constitu-
ton Open tournament.
Hazi won the mems and SEN
ior singles and teamed with Sol
.Schiff to capture the senior
doubles championship. Hazi de-
feated John Somael, 1871,
.21-15, 15-21, 2I-14, 22-20,
in the mems singles and Bill
Cross, 24-22, 21-44, 21-15, in
the senior singles. He and Schift
won over Billy Keim and George
Woods in the doubles.
Ronnie Hobson defeated Keim
for the junior singles title and
Barbara Chaimson won over
Somael in the women's singles.
Evening star., 1959-12-07
ChomberIoin's Injured Foot
Muy Give Warriors Trouble

ting five Of seven shots from
the field in the second quarter,
he was instrumental in Boston's
59-42 halftime margin. Then in
the fourth period, after the
Lakers had moved within nine
points. Heinsohn dropped in
four more field goals to boost
the Celts into a commanding
102-83 lead.
Elgin Baylor's 20 points led
the Lakers. who were able to
field only eight men because of
injuries.
Cliff Hagan and Bob Petit
made it look easy as the Hawks
defeated Cincinnati, 1l8-1O4
They scored all but six Of the
Hawks 81 points in the first
quarter and between them had
a total Of 54. Hagan scored 80,
Petit %.
Evening star., 1959-12-07
Sanders Sets
Mark, Winsdi
Coral Gables

CORAL GABLES, Fla, Dec.
IL (AP).-Some critics wonder
whether the Biltmore course of
today is the Biltmore course
of 25 years ago, or the golfers
of rs years ago were what they
are today.
Doug Sanders of Miami
Beach won the $4,000 Coral
Gables Open tournament with
a four-round total Of 273 over
the 6,563-yard, par-71 Biltmore
layout. The previous record was
281. set by Horton Smith in
1885.
Not only Sanders, but six
Others bettered Horizons mark.
Two more equaled it as the
field made a shambles of par.
Even the record of 65 for one
round, set by Jimmy Thomson
in 1887, was bettered as an
unknown named Miller Barber
from FL Dorado, Ark, shot a
sizzling 81 for his third round.
The course has oeen used as
a public links since World War
II, and has not entertained a
major tournament since 1941,
so the logical theory is that the
slightly altered layout isn't
quite as tough as when the
Hagens and Sarazens and
Smiths and Guldahls were
using it as a playground.
Sanders achieved his total
with rounds of 68, II, SO and
IS, and it was his final 65
which brought him first money
Of $2,8SO.
He started the final day one
stroke back of Dow Finsterwald
of Tequesta, Fla, and Arnold
Palmer of Ligonier, Pa. Finster-
wald shot a 2-under-par SO
yesterday, good enough for a
ZIG. total and second place, but
Palmer took a 70 and wound
UP in a triple tie for third with
279. Julius Boros of Mid Pines,
N. c., and Johnny Pott of
Shreveport, La. also were in
the 279 bracket.
Al Besselink of Grossinger,
N. Y, had a fine 81 for his last
round to finish with $50, a
score matched by Jay Herbert
Of Sanford, Fla.
Sanders final round was
marked by a 5-under-par 80 for
the first nine holes, with an
eagle and three brides on his
card. He shot eight successive
pars coming home, climaxing
his trip with a birdie on the
final green.
Aoyoax, x,,i,,ro~.,
Evening star., 1959-12-07
EIIiott's $50 Mark
Broken bv Aussie

BRISBANE, Australia, Dec.
7 (AP). = Tony Blue, a Bris-
bane athlete who qualified as
a medical practitioner at
Queensland University Deem
Der l, yesterday broke Herb
Elliott's Australian record for
the 880-yard run.
Il Blue was timed in 1892,
one tenth of a second faster
than the Olympic stars record.
He also had a time of 1:48.4
for 300 meters, eight tenths
under the unofficial qualifying
time and Is inside Blues own
Queensland resident record.
Evening star., 1959-12-07
Ampon Takes Title
In Filipino Tennis

MANILA, Dec. z (AP).-Feli-
cisimo Ampon, 39-year-old Fill.
pino veteran, won the Philip
pine Tennis Association cham.
pionship yesterday by defeating
Raymundo Deyro, Ga, rs.
The flnaliSts had upset two
American stars, Myron Frank:
OF Los Angeles and Barry Mac.
Kay Of Dayton. Ohio, in semi.
final matches in the morning
Deyro defeated M C Kay
third-ranked player, Ga, 6-2
and Ampon outmaneuverec
Franks, ranked 18th, 4-6, 60
60,
Evening star., 1959-12-07
Kulbucki Topped
For Copper Bowl

PHOENIX, Ariz., Dec. 7 (AP).
-Halfback Joe Kulbacki of
Purdue and Guard Lonnie Den
mis- of Brigham Young Univer-
sity today Joined the lineups
for the second annual Copper
Bowl football game December
26 at Arizona State University.
Kulbacki. a three-year letter
man, averaged Sol yards per
carry for the Boilermakers in
1858 and was his teams No. 3
ground-gainer. He was drafted
by the Washington Redskins.
Dennis will play for the
Southwest All-Stars and Kul-
backi for the Nationals in the
cerebral palsy benefit game.
Evening star., 1959-12-07
PRO FOOTBALL
ConerIy Clifford, Huff
Pace Rout of Browns

He passed for one touchdown
and ran for another as Detroit
built a 24-7 halftime lead over
the Cards (2-9. Only 45,81l
saw the game. the smallest De-
troit crowd in seven years.
Paul Hornung hit Boyd Dow
Ter with touchdown passes of
26 and 80 yards and kicked a
23-yard field goal and five con-
versions as the Packers (6-5)
poured it on the hapless Rams
(2-9). who have lost seven
straight and were alternately
cheered and booed by the
crowd Of 61,044 in Memorial
Coliseum.
SEEyELANp SET vdHTp ------ 9 o o II
Cleveland: TD-Mitcheil Us. punt
returnl. PAT-Groza' W. SH'
New York: TD-schnelker (3, pass
from Conerly): Clifford 2 (2, run: 30,
pass from conerly); Grow go. inter
LNeAN NAst pass AlOAl
webster %, pass from Heinrich), PAT
-Summeran 4, Chandler .. 70
summerall (40, 22).
cHEczeo cHEHEese9SsE SEARS S14 7 "a
Pittsburgh: TD-Traey q, rum;
fayneS. f9 p PATmLagynrsel Uni grsl ! TO pass from
Chicago Bears: TD-Casares 4 c.
Eun; l. plunge; l plunge; l, plunge)
PAT-Aveni 3.
GREEN BAY IA IA n In-a,
Green Bay: I'd, Taylor . 13' pasi
from Starr: g, rum; Dowier 2 (2s an; ant
80, passes from Hornung): McIihennS
run). Pat, Hornung. FG, Hornuni
Los Angeles: I'd, Wade Cs, run,
Marcono q, rum, Arnett III, pun
return). Pat Michaels 2.
eHIcAao CARDS OF o14-sl
chieaao tn Cards: I'd! crow i4 2 2 a. ii414' 71n
SO, pass from REYNOLDS; Lewis 90 81
pass from Rsyncldsl. PAT, Conrad 3
w. run with fumblel; Middleton IA
pass from Rotel; Gibbons C33, pas
from MORALLY: Barr (32, runS: Dorar
treeovsred Webb,s tumble in end zoneJ
FAT Perry 8. FG. Perry (12).
Evening star., 1959-12-07
Surface Takes Title

LA JOLLA, Calf, Dec. Z (AP)
Hal Surface, National Senior
grass court tennis champion
from Kansas City, Mo-, yester-
day added the Senior hard court
title to his laurels by dropping
Bill Lurie of Los Angeles, +6,
I6-3, S-6.
Evening star., 1959-12-07
Continued From Page D-1T

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Browns. The defeat dropped
the Browns into third place
with a SIS record.
Conerly. the 38-year-old vet
eran, pitched I'd toSses of 80,
10 and 2 yards to Clifford, Kyle
Rote and Bob Schneider, re-
spectively. Clifford also scored
on. a two-yard smash. Pat
Summerall, New York's place
kicker and the NILS top scorer,
kicked two field goals and four
conversions to bring his total
to "a points. The Giants rolled
UP 401 yards in the air and 125
. on the ground.
The Browns didn't get on
the scoreboard until the fourth
period, when Bobby Mitchell
raced 78 yards on a punt re-
turn. They were handicapped
by the absence Of Brown for
the entire second period be-
cause Of a slight conclusion
and their air game netted only
SO yards on six competitions in
20 tries.
Casares Scores Three
Rick Casares scored four
touchdowns on short plunges
as the Bears sped to an early
lead, then had to brace for a
final surge by the upset-minded
Steelers (5-5-D. Bobby Layne's
passing moved Pittsburgh to
the 7 with 10 seconds to go.
but four passes failed.
The Lions GID went with
Tobin Rote as their starting
quarterback and it paid of
Evening star., 1959-12-07
WEEKEND FIGHTS
By the Associated Press

TOKYO.-E. T. B. Sanong, 1874,
Ihailand, stopped Hiroshi Oda, 1924,
japan C5).
LEON. France.-Gilbert Lavoine,
France, outpointed Lou Perry, United
States Im.
SAC PAULo. Brazil.-Don Jordan,
153. Los Angeles, world welterweight
champion. outpointed Fernando Bar
reto. Brazil 90. non-title).
-BERLlN.--Gustav (BubD Scholz.
15AA. West Berlin, stopped Andre
prille. 1854, France i41. Retained
european middleweight title
MANILA Leo Alonzo, I3434. Phil
iipp3lnes, outpointed Takeo Sugimori,
:, BEL FAST. Northern Ireland.
die Gil-oy, l16l2, Belfast, retained his
British Empire bantamweight title by
knocking, out Bernie Taylor. 117H,
South Africa
JOHANNESBURG South Africa -
Mike Holt, 17394, South Africa, out
pointed Kid tSixtol Rodriguez, 17O34
Mountain View, Calf.
Evening star., 1959-12-07
Loss on Coast
Gives BOILING
S-2-t Record

Boiling Air Base has closed
its football season with an
Bal record, a good percentage
for most teams, but for Boiling
the worst since the 7-3 record
of 1858.
Both Boiling losses were to
undefeated Marine Corps elev-
ems. Quantico beat the Gen.
erals late in September, and
yesterday In California the San
Diego Marines came through
with a late surge for a AHA
verdict before a San Diego
crowd Of 10000.
The Marines broke a l4-14
tie in the third period and
romped to three more scores
in the final quarter. These last
three touchdowns came during
a 5-minute stretch, and two
stemmed from pass intercept
tions.
Boiling twice came from be-
hind to the score. Quarterback
Eddie West Of North Carolina
State recovered a San Diego
tumble in the second period
and passed IL yards to Bob
Des Infants Of Illinois for a
TT deadlock.
West later was injured and
Leroy Phelps of Oregon took
over to lead a 75-yard march
after the second-half kickoff,
completing it with a I2-yard
pass to Don Augustin of North
Dakota.
The San Diego star was AL
Hall, a Leatherneck with only
high school football experi-
ence. who scored three touch
down.
GARiNSss Stiias ---- ----- : I I sS1t
Marines-Hall 2. run uaaksonen kick)
Bolling-Des Enfants ~, pass from
West (West kick)
MSrines-Martin 2, run Gaaksonen
kick).
BOllins-AuEustin 10, pass from Phelps
Marines-Hall "a, run uaaksonen
Marines-Martin So, pass from VAL
dez naaksonen kickl.
iMaarines-hall 3, run daaksonen kick)
kiek failed.
Evening star., 1959-12-07
NBA STANDINGS

RESULTS SATURDAY
Syracuse los; Minneapolis g5.
New York. l24: Detroit, los.
st. Louis, 1l3; PHILADELPHIA. 112.
RESULTS YESTERDAY
st. Louis, lis; Cincinnati. 104.
Philadelphia, lis; Detroit. lie.
Evening star., 1959-12-07

been called. None had been
called.
From that point, Walmsley
blanked Washington with a
total Of 80 saves, while Frank
Kubasek and Player-Coach
Doug Adam led the scoring
with one goal and two assists
each.
PHTfAbEEP3RTA PHHATffaiGdT3H -- ] 3 81
Walmsley (PhiladelphiaJ, go
Kgzms Gsiio. Came. TSnfsSnE 7:is. fPSiia-
| lQelphia--Adam (Kubasek, McLayl,
j 1893; Palisdino tKubasek, ADAM
seeond;perioa scoring: Phllsdelphia
I7:l3; Frtzzelle (Kaiser, ADAM, 1000
Third-period scoring: None.
COMMACK. N. Y. Dec. I
AP).-The New York Rovers
beat the Greensboro Generals
3D.. here yesterday for the
third victory in their last four
Eastern Hockey League games
JOHNSToWN. Pa. Dec. I
(AP). The Clinton Comets
struck for three goals in the
last period and defeated Johns
town, AZ, here yesterday in an
Eastern Hockey League game
Evening star., 1959-10-13
NEW ROOEC

CONTINUED on Next Page)
Evening star., 1959-10-13

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INSTRUCTION COURSES

DRIVING TO DETROIT. take 1
passenger and light load: leaving
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CLUB CALENDAR

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10 am. music section re-
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W0man's National Demo-
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University Park W0man's
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est Hill drive. University
Park, Md.
Washington Ladies' Auxil-
tary No. So, Jewish War Vet
Grams Of the USA--l pm,
Jefferson Room Of Mayfiower
Hotel. Member bring -
member KATIE Klatsch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-29
TODAY

TODAH
B'nal Israel SisterhOOd-6
pm, Fig Auditorium. Six
teenth and Crittenden streets
NV. Donor banquet.
Ladies Auxiliary Of Hebrew
Academy Of Washington
Noon to midnight. Purim
Jamboree.
TOMORROW
University Women's Club,
Inc.-4 pm. tea. 5 pm,
speaker. Mrs. Trevvett Of
Youth Council Commission,
what the Council Is Doing
to Prevent Delinquency" 8
pm. reception for new off,
GERS. $3.50 pm, dinner. 7:3O
pm, business meeting.
WOman's Club Of Chevy
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-01
Burial Rites In 4,
Amelia Tuesday For
Robert P. Bell, 70

A funeral service for Robert p.
Bell, rs, a retired official of the
Capitol Cigar and Tobacco Company
at Washington who died there. Sat
urday was held Monday. Novem
Der. 30, at Hines Funeral Home.
Washington Burial rites Will be
held at 2 pm Tuesday III Sandy
Creek Baptist Church Cemetery
Amelia county
Born in Amelia county. May.
1886. he was the son OF the late
Robert Seth Bell and Alice Burton
Bell.
Surviving are his wife. Mrs. Annie
w Bell daughter, Mrs. Ann
Baldwin, Of Washington: brother.
Jay Bell, of Jetersville three sis
ters. Mrs. Hibernia Deaton and
Mrs. Mary Heath, of Richmond. and
Mrs Clara Morris, Of Newport
News. and one grandchlld