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A St Paul man was jailed for
threatening the conmon-law hus-
band Of a woman he was escorting
home.
Complainant, Lee Darlington,
579 Carroll, apartment one, was
waiting in front of his residence
for his common-law wife, Lilly
Pittman Jones, to return home the
evening of November 9Th. AS his
wife neared the residence accom-
panied by Harold NJ. Hughes, %,
of $50 Iglehart. Darlington stepped
out of the shadows and confronted
the couple.
Words were exchanged and
Hughes pulled a 20 colt automatic
telling Darlington to take Off
and If they met again Darlington
should be ready.
Darlington met Officers Mahlon
Thomas, James Mann and Sgt.
John Mercado at Kent and st.
Anthony and they escorted him
back to his residence where they
found compliments wife and Har-
old Hughes.
The fully loaded gun used in the
affray was found behind a sofa
under the carpet A 10 inch drapery
rod was found in the front yard
by Sgt. Mercado after it had been
thrown away by Darlington who
stated he had picked it up after
Hughes had pulled the gun.
Harold Hughes was taken to po-
lice headquarters and charged with
suspicion Of threatening with a
deadly weapon.
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Chicago Gives
Pres. Toure Red ~.
CoFpeF Treatment

Chicago-President Sekou Toure,
the man who bravely led his coun-
try into independence from French
rule a year ago, received a warm
and heartening welcome during his
three-day visit to Chicago last
week.
Arriving by air from Durham,
~ c., where he made history as
the first black man to be hosted
officially by a southern governor,
Toure received full honors reserved
for visiting heads Of state. The
round of festivities started the
moment his plane touched down at
Midway airport and continued
through early Saturday, when he
departed for Los Angeles, the next
stop on his 16-day goodwill tour
Of the United States.
Toure's tour of the country be-
gan after he and Madame Toure
were hosted by President and Mrs.
Eisenhower In Washington. In the
capitol, the Toures were housed at
Blair House, the presidential guest
mansion, and entertained by the
President at an elaborate White
House dinner. It was President
Eisenhower who invited President
Toure to the United States.
In more serious moments, Pres
idents Eisenhower and Toure dis
cussed the economic and political
future Of Guinea and its relation
ship with the US. 3
Gets Red Carpet Treatment
In Washington also, the ambas-
sailors Of the free African count
ries were hosts to President and
Madame Toure at an elaborate
reception in Mayflower hotel
In fact, everywhere they went,
officials went out Of their way to
give the 37-year-old Negro PreA-
dent Of the new African republic
a great reception. Chicago was no
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his reputation.
Before q crowd of 10000, Bass
helped his team to squeeze a &C
victory over the University Of
Hawaii's Rainbows, the underdogs
in the game.
College Of Pacific and Hawaii
played in the Honolulu stadium for
the benefit of the annual charity
tussle Shriners, and Bass, an all
American prospect, was used only
in spots.
The COP Tigers made the lone
tally in the first quarter on a g.
yard push with Bob Wander Wal
sneal1ing over after Bass and Dick
Scott had carried the ball to the
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THE WEEK
IN RECORDS
BY ALBERT ANDERSON

It's been rightly said that the
violin is the soul of the orchestra,
and no more is this evident than
in Tchaikovsky's "Serenade For
Strings In c Major, Opus 4s, on
the Mercury label.
Facil and smooth flowing and
Astounding in musical bouyancy,
this four-movement serenade Is
perhaps the noted 10th century
composers most arresting work.
Audiences received it generously in
England, France and critical Aus
tria in past decades and theirs is
no doubt the score, as played by
the Philharmonic Hungaria under
the baton Of Antal Dorati, win be
happily applauded by present day
music lovers.
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HAM q CHICKEN DINNER
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IL

The Busy Bee Club Of Sabathani
Baptist Church is serving a Ham
and Chicken Dinner at the church,
s29 18th Av. s., on Saturday, No
vember IA. Serving begins at 1870
am, or call FEE. 6-6745 for free
delivery.-Advt.
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BOOKER 7. OPERATOR
ARRESTED oN CHECKS

Nance Ellis, IS, 113s Co. Rd. D.,
operator of Booker T. Tavern was
taken into custody on November
9 on a warrant for checks.
Ellis appeared in Municipal
Court on November 9Th and dis
position was set for November
23rd.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-11-13
JACK G. POSEY ARRESTED
ON WARRANT FOR
DISORDERLY CONDUCT

Jack c. Posey, 20, of 40 North
Western was arrested on Novem-
Der 9th by Sgt. John o'Nein and
Officer r. Lick assisted by Officer
A. Jensen Of the South st. Paul
Police at Posey's place of employ
ment, Armour Co.
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half-yard stripe.
Another Negro back, Henry Wal
lace, part Of the teams one-two
punch with Bass, il also hailed
by sportswriterS. The two players
are known as the greatest inside
outside combination in college foot
bali since Army's famed Blanchard
and Davis.
Bass, the VALLEJO EXPRESS,
already the property Of the Los
Angeles Rams, is as good as the
Rams sensational Jon Arnett.
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MRS. ARTHUR MsVVATT
BITTEN BY DOG

Mrs. Arthur McWatt, 726 Sher-
burne, was bitten OH the right
thigh by a dog owned by residents
of 671 Aurora as she walked by,
Mrs. McWatt received treatment
for the bite and owner was notified
as to the quarantine procedure re-
quired by the health department.
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exception.
President Toure was met at the
airport by Mayor Richard J. Daley
and other city leaders and driven
in a police motorcade through the
city to his hotel The following
day, he was officially welcomed
by the mayor at city hall and given
the keys to the city. At city hall,
he reviewed an honor guard COM
posed Of army navy, and air force
personnel, led by the Fifth Army
band.
Later in the day, he was taken
on a tour of the city's southside,
predominantly populated by Negro
Americans, where he visited the
Johnson Publishing company, and
other points Of interest.
The highlight of his visit came
when he was honored at an official
luncheon in the Crystal ballroom
of the Blackstone hotel, as guest
of Mayor Daley and the city of
Chicago. Guests at the luncheon
included Adlai Stevenson, two-time
Democratic presidential nominee
and a number Of prominent Negro
leaders.
Stevenson EntertainS
Stevenson, meanwhile, showed q
decided interest in Toure and en-
tertained him in his home at Lib
ertyvilIe, Ill, some 40 miles away
during a break. in the round oi
festivities Friday. Stevenson and
other US. leaders are well aware
of Guinea's strategic Importance
in the rapid political development
in Africa.
Friday, the affable Toure wal
also honored at a reception ant
tea in Scott Hall on the campus Of
Northwestern university. They de
parted from Midway airport fol
Los Angeles at Q am. Saturday
morning.
Wants Freedom For Africans
What makes Toure and his coun
try 30 important in internationa
J politics?
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Here is a work Of art as well as
beauty. Tchaikovsly, who was a
perfectionist, wrote the serenade
for the entire orchestra, instead
of the more popular string quartet
And he put it together with coher-
ance and agility. The first move
ment, Pezzo In Forma Di Sonatina
for instance, is smooth and melo-
die The second, the Valse, Is both
elegant and graceful. The third
movement Is sensuous, and the
fourth is swift and more unres-
traint.
The second part of the LIP cent
ers on another gem, Arensky's
Variations On a Theme By Tchai-
kovslry, Opus 34a." Perhaps, also
it is appropriate here because
TchaikovsIxy and Arenslxy were
close colleagues at the Moscow Con-
servatory. He was one Of the few
friends to whom Tchaikovsl1y re-
manned devoted through his life, n
to quote writer Clair Van Ausdan
This reviewer recommends both
these works.
In the singles category. LaVerr
Baker and Jackie Wilson have
strong entries.
La Baker comes on with ar
appealing ballad titled For Love
of YOU" which flips to a Joyful
tune in Tiny Tim" featuring 6
lot Of handiclapping Lavern'l
voice fits well into both category
and her projection is felt through
out. It's an Atlantic waxing.
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RoorLEccER PAYS sIoo EINE

Tyree Mcdonald, 81, Of 634
Rondo was fined 500 in Municipal
court November 10th for selling
liquor without a license.
He was arrested by Assistant
Chief Of Police Lester McAuliffe
and Sgt. James Griffin on August
9th when they observed him pass
a bottle of whislxey to a couple in
a car at Kent and st. Anthony
in st. Paul.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-11-13
California Negro
Holfbuck Hailed
Most SensCfionul'
BY Conrad Clark

Honolulu (ANP) Dick Bass
of Vallejo, Calf, now attending
the College of Pacific in California,
is being hailed as the most sensa-
tional college football star and
halfback since Red Grange.
Known as the famed Galloping
Ghost of nlini, he has been hamp-
cred by injuries during most of the
games this year, but recently, in
spite Of his injuries, he lived up to
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P0rking Lot Attendant
EoilS Auto Theft
A parking lot attendant pre-
vented the theft of an auto owned
by one Of the patrons of a wen
known St Paul eating place.
Ed Salter, 946 Marshall, parking
lot attendant for the Criterion Res
taurant,. 739 University, heard
someone start a car in the lot.
Salter went hack to investigate
and a youth. about Is, jumped out
of the car and fled.
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MIA Members Hear Speakers
Win Awards-Members of the Ma
tiOnwide Hotel Association are seen
above during their annual session
at the New Dunbar Hotel In Wash
ingtOn, ID. c. Top row, holding the
1859 MIA awards are left to right,
Mrs. Helen Starlxs, Guest House
of the Year; William Brooks,
'HOteI Man of the Year; Mrs.
Bonnie McEachin, "HOtel Woman
Of the Year; Theodore r. Hag-
ans, Jr- Hotel Manager Of the
Year; Mrs. Mae McCracIzen,
Hotel Of the Year" and John
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Elm education, IL Is better to
teach the pupil than the subject"
Herbert Shelley Good.
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"The trouble with the average
budget is that 1t Is hard 70 fan
up one hole without digging an
Other."-Dan Bennett.
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Over A. keY Club
Gloria Smyth, captivating song
stylist, has been held over at the
Key Club for another weeks en-
tertainment.
On November 20, the famous
Louis Jordan combo will begin
a limited engagement at the Key
Club.
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NaylOr Fitxhugh, assistant pro-
lessor Howard University; Mrs.
Mae McCraclen, Athlantic city,
N. j.; Miss Mary BOurlxe, Presi-
dent, Lewis Hotel Training School,
Wash, ID. c., Mr.. Columbus Bar
Der of the Lewis Hotel School;
Sterling Tucker, executive director
Of the Washington Urban League
and MIR. Hagans.
With back TO camera, attentive
ly listening to speakers Is Horace
p. Clark Of Clark Hotel, Los An
geleS, Cal
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BUTlT ON INTEGRITY
M AREA or FINE HOMES

wv gNsA~SN uHNyauNS~
2115 18th Ave. So. Duplex. Full
price, $500. Monthly payments
SIS.
3705-4th Ave. So, two bedroom
stucco bungalow. Must see inside
to appreciate. Spacious, beautifully
maintained. Air conditioned, cal
cinator in basement, carpet and
Grapes goes with, double garage.
Priced to sell. Shown by appoint
ment only.
3241 4th Ave. South. Duplex. $13,-
600. $1,000 down. Present income
$155 per month.
2744 Clinton Ave. Duplex $4,000
$500 down. Income $125 per mo.
S2S 18th Ave. South. 4-Plex. S15,-
300. $500 down. Present income
$685. per month.
4721 4th Ave. South. Two bedroom
home. Fun basement, gas heat.
$IS,OOO. Terms.
4032 4th Ave. So. 2 bedroom stucco
bungalow. Fun basement, gas heat,
garage. Very spacious and clean.
Carpet and Grapes 60 with. The
price Is right-terms.
4315 Oakland Ave. Spanish villa.
Two bedrooms, attached garage.
Basement complete with Law. and
shower.
7. B. BURT REALTY
1885 THIRD AVE. 50.
TIA. S-S11S
. EDUCATIONAL
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$500, $50 MONTH. Six room
home. Gas furnace. Ia. 2-3636,
ia. 3-0354. Sic
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eRILD CARE

WILL CARE for child under 4
years in my home. FIR. 4-4250.
Sic
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EXPERIENCED child care in my
home. Any age. 5 day week. $40.
ia. 5-1626. Vicinity seth & Park.
SIG
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$3.50 DOWN

1886 Stevens Ave. mot to be
taken by freeway). Conventional
duplex. 5 rooms down, 4 rooms
up. Two furnaces, 2 motors, three
baths, large lot. Priced at SIS, 900.
Immediate possession. No closing
costs. viii sell to parties on a
coop deal. Mr.. Miller, ia. 9-9671,
Ia. 5-7983.
MoRDSrRoM-oDEu
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APARrMENTs goa RrNT

FIVE ROOM apartment. Private
bath 256 18th Ave. South. Call Mr..
Blaclman FEE. $3.50 for informa-
ton. S-tf
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BABY SITTING in my home. ia.
7-45O6. SIT
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3S49 3rd Ave. So. Five bedroom
bungalow. Two baths. SIC, 900 brac-
ket-Terms.
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kEAk ESfAtE FoR ALH
$500 BIRD AVE. so. Three bed
room home in perfect condition.
Carpeting included, tile bath, oak
woodwork. $13, 300. $500 handles.
Mrs. Samuelson, agent. UN. g.
4454, Ia. 5-2486. Sic
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Two--5 room apis. Private bath,
256' 18th Ave. So. Cali Mr.. Black
man, FE $3.50. S-TF
Evening star., 1959-12-21
EASTERN LEAGUE
Southern Division

Buffalo, e Rochester, 4
Quebec, &; Springfield, 4.
Providence 3: Hershey, 2.
tOyeTtimel
Evening star., 1959-12-21
STRIKES and SPARES
BY JOE WILMAN

Don't AnaIyZe or Experiment
When You're in a Hot Streak!
Just as bowlers can suffer
through slumpS and cold
streaks, they can also benefit
from hot streaks.
You've had those nights, I'm
sure, when things break your
way. Everything goes right,
Your delivery and your timing
are perfect. Your control is per-
feet, and even when you hit
'em on the nose, they collapse
for you.
When you're bowling in such
a hot streak, don't try to ana
lyze your game too closely,
Above all. don't make any
changes. Ride the hot streak
all you can. Note your starting
and finishing positions as we'll
as the path of your ball as the
illustrations show. But don't
check your technique too close
ly. That may be the end Of the
hot streak.
And don't try to figure out
why you're getting a break
on pin action and the like. It's
Just merely Lady Luck evening
things up q bit for the bad
breaks you may have had in
the past.
Many bewlers express it this
Evening star., 1959-12-21
AItheu Aroused
Over Segregation
At Norfolk Arena

NORFOLK, Va, Dec. ii (AP)
.-Althea Gibson, the former
United States and Wimbledon
tennis champion. voiced her in
dignation over segregated seat
ing at the City Arena here
yesterday for her exhibition
match with Karol Fageros.
Miss Gibson, who played be-
fore an integrated crowd OF
5,672 in Uline Arena, Washing
ton, D. c., Saturday night, be-
came aroused yesterday when
she saw some people sitting
here and some sitting there"
Il don't like it," she ex-
planned, II didn't know this
sort Of thing existed.
Virginia law requires segre.
gated seating of spectators al
public functions.
Miss Gibson, who, along with
Miss Fageros. is touring with
the Harlem Globetrotters bas-
ketball team. added that, 81
have been accepted as an in
dividual. I don't want to be q
pioneer in this sort of thing
and don't want to do any
thing that would bring discredit
on the group I'm with or Abe
Saperstein (owner of the Globe
trotters). But personally,
think I have a right to say the
things I feel"
Evening star., 1959-12-21
Goose Creek to Pick
Pro From List of Four

The board of governors at
the Goose Greek Club mar
rowed the candidates for the
pro job to four at a weekend
meeting. 1t will make a deci-
sion after personal interviews
within the next two weeks.
One of the candidates lives
in Michigan, which may delay
the announcement.
Al Jamison, who resigned
the position there several
weeks ago, officially ended his
services yesterday.
NORBECK-Three teams are
tied with perfect records after
two rounds of the winter golf
league.
In A Division, Walter New
rath and Phil Levin defeated
Mel Berkowitz and Kip Ben
nett, 2 and /, for their Sec
ond straight.
In B Division, DR.. Jack Gold
blatt and Lenny SAKE defeated
Phil MillStone and Bud Sick
man, l up, and are tied with
Marty Silver and DR.. Louis
.Keren, who defeated Len
Blondes and Max Bressler.
GLENN DALE-Mrs. Ray
Shields and Bill Glescock won
low gross with a 81 in the
Evening star., 1959-12-21

mixed tourSome winter tourna- =
ment. Low net went to Mrs.
Ellen Watts and Ray Sofield
with 94-24-70.
Bernard D. Dummy Cooper
Of Congressional Country Club
moves on as the new vice
president on the Maryland
State Golf Association slate.
which will be installed at the
annual meeting January Is at
the Roland Park Club of Balti-
more Country Club.
John A. Emich of Baltimore
c. c. will be installed as presi-
dent, succeeding Tom K.
Wheeler of Congressional. The
championship will be played
at Five Farms, Emichs home
club. June 1926.
Vice presidents who move ur
are: Ralph Bogart of Chevy
Chase; Emanuel Dietz of Wood
holme; Edward j. Hickey, jr.
OF Columbia; Dawson Stump oi
Green Spring Valley, DR.. Mi
chael OriStian of Manor and r
Gerard Willse. jr., of Elkridge
Secretary Emmett Gary OF
Hillendale and Treasurer Davic
Halle of Suburban will continue
in those positions.
Maurice F. Donegan of the
Evening star., 1959-12-21
David jenkins OK
For OIympics as
Leg Injury Heals

COLORADO SPRINGS,
Colo, Dec. 81 (AP). - David
Jenkins, world figure skating
champion, says his leg injury
is healed and he's ready to
represent the United States in
the Winter OlympicS.
The 23-year-old Jenkins,
back home from college for the
holidays, was cut on the right
leg in an accident while skat-
ing here last August 25.
The leg generally feels
strong" Jenkins said. He
Skated three hours and plans
to skate daily during his two
week vacation from Western
Evening star., 1959-12-21
The New
Soft Riding...
read Rubber T
Gives You d"H

We know you'll have smoother ride, but that's not
all! New Firestone Rubber X.101 practically does
away with annoying tire noises gives you quiet,
"hush-hush' ride. What's more, you're miles ahead
with Frestone Rubber X-1Ol 5000 extra miles for
every 10000 you drive! Top performance, smoother
riding quieter operation, economy they're all yours
with Frestone Rubber X-101, now available in pop.
ular.priced FHeStone De Luxe Champion tires Get
yours today!
Evening star., 1959-12-21
MucKuy Top Seeded

CALCUTTA, Dec. 81 (AP) .
The Asian lawn tennis cham
pionShipS got under way here
today with Barry MacKay,
United States Davis Cupper
from Dayton, Ohio, seeued
second behind Indian ace Ram
anathan Krishnan. Mike
Franks of Los Angeles is the
other seeded American. He is
No g.
Evening star., 1959-12-21

FBI has been elected president
of the Federal Golf Association
for the 1860 season. Donegan
succeeds Robert M. Foster of
BuPers.
Board members elected for
1960-6l were Joseph K. Bailey
Of Interior; John F. Butcher of
BuPers; John w. Masterson of
Navy Hydro; William Minor of
State; Richard w. Murdock of
BuSandA and Michael A. Perna
of BuShips.
Evening star., 1959-12-21
Bob Wharton, So,
Dies in Florida
On Golf Course

Bob Wharton, So, a member
of Manor Country Club for
many years, and before that
one of Washington's TOD public
links golfers, died while play
ing golf yesterday at Daytons
Beach, Fla.
Wharton had retired as a
buyer and manager for Sears
Roebuck and moved to Florida
two years ago.
Services were to be held to-
day in Ormond Beach. The
funral will be held here
Wednesday, with details to be
announced later.
Evening star., 1959-12-21
HOCKEY
STANDINGS
BY the Associated Press
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York. g: Montreal, 5.
Chicago, Z: Toronto, 4.
, Detroit. 4 Boston, ..
Evening star., 1959-12-21

Reserve University in Cleve-
land.
The last few week ends
Jenkins has been training un-
der the eye of his older brother,
Hayes Alan, 1856 Olympic
titlist. Hayes is practicing now
in Akron, Ohio.
David has won the world
championship three times and
the National title four years
! IN q row.
Evening star., 1959-12-21

way, Don't think-just stay
hot!' Attention "180" bowlers
How'd you like to raise it to
POOP" Or even higher? Tips
for the Advanced Bowler"
could turn the trick for you.
Get your copy by sending Just
l0c and a stamped, return en-
velope to Joe Wilman, CO The
Star.
(copyright 1859, John ?. Ollie Co..
Evening star., 1959-12-21
Northern Division

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Louisville. Z; Omaha, 4.
Milwaukee, Il: Toledo, 3
Minneapolis, 81 st. Paul, 0.
Evening star., 1959-12-21
Blades Fight
May Kill Slate
Of Presidents

The Washington Presidents
have two games scheduled with
New Haven this week in the
Eastern Hockey League. but
they may find themselves sit
ting on the sidelines instead.
New Haven is threatened
with a player strike in protest
against the firing of Coach Ed
gar (Chirp) Brenchley last
Thursday. The players agreed
to call a truce and play two
games. against New York and
Clinton, under Wally Kullman,
former Washington center who
was named to replace Brench-
ley.
The Blades lost to New York,
40, and beat Clinton. 6-1, last
night. They are scheduled to
play at home against Washing
ton Wednesday night and to
meet the Presidents here Sat-
urday night.
A meeting of New Haven
players and management is
scheduled for tomorrow.
Meanwhile, the Presidents
hope they can 60 through with
the schedule and post a couple
of victories to solidity their Sec
ond-place position in the South
ern Division. They are only
one point up on Charlotte.
Gary Bird, 24-year-old de-
fenseman acquired from the
Toledo Mercurys of the Inter
national Hockey League, is ex-
pected to make his debut with
Washington Wednesday.
League statistics released last
night disclosed that Daryl Mac
MILAN leads the Presidents in
scoring with II goals and II
assists for % points.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 81
(AP).-The Philadelphia RAM
blers snapped Johnstown's FIVE
game winning streak by whip
ping the Jets So, in an East
ern Hockey League game be-
fore 2,170 fans here last night,
COMMACK, N. Y, Dec 2l
(AP) The Charlotte Clippers
came from behind a three
goal deficit to topple the New
York Rovers, ga, yesterday
in an Eastern Hockey League
game.
Evening star., 1959-12-21
NBA STANDING
RESULTS YESTERDAY
Detroit, 81 Boston ColleEe,
LATE SATURDAY SCORES

RESULTS YESTERDAY
New York, 1872; Cincinnati, lls.
Boston, 1872: Syracuse, 127.
st. Louis. 1O2; Detroit Sc.
RESULTS SATURDAY
Boston. 119: New York, l16.
Minneapolis, 1871: Cincinnati. 1l3.
Detroit, 100: Syracuse, 112.
st. Louis. 102: Philadelphia, SO