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Milford chronicle., 1959-05-15
COKESBURY
Mrs. Mabel Lambden
Phone NA-9-432S

The N. H. d. Club will meet May
10 at s p. m. at the Community
House.
The Cokesbury 4-H Club will
meet May 10. at 1880 p. m. at the
Community House. All members
plan to attend.
Mrs. Charles Short and sister,
Miss Margaret Rogers of George
town attended the Fashion Show
put on by the. ladies of the Cath
olic Church in Seaford last Thurs
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Snyder
spent last Saturday in Wilmington
and Brookside visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Isaacs enter
tanned relatives from Washington,
d. c., last weekend.
Milford chronicle., 1959-05-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Carmean
and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Snyder
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Carmean last Sunday for
dinner.
Sympathy is extended to the FAM
lily of Charles Hearn, who passed
away and was buried last Saturday.
Mrs. Samuel Wilson has been
entertaining guests. She has re-
turned home from the hospital and
is improving.
Mrs. Delema Baker and Mrs. Ma
bel Lambden were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Warrington last
Saturday evening. Other guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Belts.
Milford chronicle., 1959-05-15

Mr.. George Butler and family, Fed
eralsburg, Md, Mr.. and Mrs. Al
fred Rogers, Wilmington, Del. and
Mrs. Lee Vanman, Glendale, Del
WV News
Appel-Tucker VFW Post No. 9244
will sponsor Shooting Match on
Memorial Day, May 30, 1859 There
will be trophies given away for
Blue Rock Shooting and s125.0O
Cash Prizes on Dead Mark Cards
The squares on the Dead Mark
Cards are $1.00 per square and may
be purchased from any member OF
the local Post. All proceeds will go
toward the construction of the
Post Home which is now in prog
ress Rain Date, Sunday, June 1st
Glendale School News
Reporters: Eta Short and jeanette
Donovan.
Mrs. Graves 1st. Grade
The First Grade has done some
painting and have hung them in
the room.
Mrs. Barwick- and 3rd Grade
Virginia Vanaman is sick with
the measles. Jimmy Wintjen went
to Wilmington Robert Neibert's
sister is in the hospital. William
Love went to his Grandmother
on Sunday.
Mrs. KelIy-3rd and 4th Grade
Mrs. Kelly's room had perfect
attendance Monday.
Mrs. Prettyman-4th and 5th Grade
We are going on our trip the
26th. The class sold 66 Mothers
Day Cakes.
Mr.. BradigOn
The seventh graders are plann-
ing their graduation. The Esso
Standard Oil Co. will send the Ell
endale School a motion picture
called, welcome to Washington =
There will be a PTA Canteen
May 22nd from 1880 p. M to 10000
p. m. The admission is 35 cents
Refreshments will be sold. Every
one is invited.
!. The nurse has completed giving
incubation shots and medical ex-
aminations for this school term.
Glendale Methodist Church
Rev. e. B. Eckhart, pastor
Sunday, May 18th
This is Conference Sunday. SO
there will be no worship service
Thursday Evening, June 18th, the
New Market sWSCS will be enter
tanned at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
IL. Webster Warren. All are cordi-
ally invited.
In the Glendale School Auditor
ium on Thursday evening, May 21st
the members and friends of the
New Market WSCS will have a Cal
andar party. Twelve tables with
extra tables and hostesses for
same will welcome their guests
Mrs. Bessie Harrison is Chairman
of the party, and Rev. Elwood B,
Eckhart is the POSTMASTER, special
entertainment and refreshments
Tickets sold by the hostesses.
McCOUey's Methodist Chapel
Rev. e. b. Eckhart, pastor
Sunday, May 18th
Sunday School services in charge
of superintendent, Mr.. Preston
Donovan. Conference Sunday, and
will be held at Salisbury, Md.
Chaplins Chapel
Rev. e. b. Eckhart, pastor
Sunday, May 18th
Sunday school services under the
direction of Mr.. Melvin Moore, SUI
peritendent. Conference Sunday
which will be held at Salisbury, Md.
Milford chronicle., 1959-05-15
BRIDGEVILLE
Mrs. David C. Speicher
Phone ED-7-7674

Union Methodist Church
Rev. A. Jason BluRdon. Minister
Sunday, May IL
Conference Sunday
/ 9:45 a. m. Church School.
II a. m. Morning Worship with
guest speaker.
Thursday, May 81
z D. m. Chancel Choir rehearsal.
8 p m. Senior Choir rehearsal.
Election of Trustees
On Sunday, May "a. between the
hours of IL a. m. and II noon,
there will be an election of trus-
tees at which time six trustees will
be elected. This election is the
result of a recent decision by the
congregation to increase the num-
Der of, trustees from three to nine
st. Mary's Episcopal Church
Rev. Victor Kusik. Rector
Sunday, May IL
Whitsunday
8 a. m. Morning Prayer. Holy
Communion, and Word.
IL a. m. At Old Christ Church,
Broad Creek (near LaureD: Holy
Eucharist and Sermon. This is a
joint service, four parishes partic-
ipating. The Rev. James G. Bir-
ney, rector of st. Luke's Church
Seaford. will preach. A picnic
lunch will follow on the church
lawn. This will take the place
of the usual 10 a. m. family service
at ST. Mary's. Everyone is well
come. Come and bring your fam
lily. In the event of rain, the lunch
will be held in the new parish
house of st. Philips Church, Lau-
rel.
z p. m. Evening Prayer and Ser
mon by the rector.
Monday, May 1S
Monday I'm Whitsun Week
10 a. m. Holy Communion.
Tuesday, May IS
Tuesday I'm Whitsun Week
| 10 a. M Holy Communion.
/ D. m. The 174th Annual Con-
vention of the Episcopal Diocese OF
Delaware begins at st. Andrews
Church, Wilmington.
z p. m. Gold Ballroom, Hotel du-
Pont, Wilmington: Convention
Convention Banquet. DR.. Charles
G. Parlin, an outstanding lawyer,
officer in the National Council OF
Churches of Christ in the U. S. A.
and the World Council of Churches,
and distinguished Methodist lay
man, will be the banquet speaker.
His theme will be world Council,
plus the Russian Church"
Wednesday, May 20
Ember Day
8 a. m. At st. Andrews Church,
Wilmington, host to the Diocesan
Convention: Holy Communion.
1915 a. m. Annual address to the
Convention by the Rt Rev. ].
Brooke Mosley, d. D., Bishop OF
the Episcopal Diocese of Delaware.
IL a. m. Second session of the
Convention. First session of
Churchwomen.
2:15 p. m. Third session Of the
Convention. Second Convention OF
Churchwomen.
s p. m. At st. Luke's Church, Sea-
ford: Healing Service. Sermon,
Prayers for the Sick, Laying on of
Hands and Amounting. The Lord
has blessed many at this service.
All sick persons and those inter-
ested in the church's ministry to
the sick are most cordially invited
to attend.
Friday, May %
Ember Day
10 a. m. Holy Communion.
Saturday, May 20
Ember Day
10 a. m. Holy Communion.
Sunday, May "a
Trinity Sunday
Services at s and 10 a. M, anC
z p. m.
Tuesday, May rs
GAS p. m. Parish covered dist
supper and annual meeting. Elec
ton of three Yestrymen or Vestry'
women at this time.
Saturday, May 80
1O:30 a. m. At st. Alban''
Church, Brandywine Hundred: Or
dination to the priesthood of the
Rev. DIR. John w. Shackleton, vi
car of st. Adams. Before entering
the Virginia Seminary Alexandria
Virginia, DR.. Shackleton spent II
years as a chemist for the dupont
Company. He is a former vestry-
Milford chronicle., 1959-05-15
MONEY-MAKING TUNE

ELKHART, Ind. (P)-Oficials of
a musical instrument firm esti-
mate that 10000 band instruments
were placed into the hands of mu-
sicians last year.
Clarinets were the most popular
with $4,000, and flutes were a
runner-up with $4,000.
Milford chronicle., 1959-05-15
LIDS ARE OFF

MANSFIELD, Ohio Up = Police
would like to put the lid on this
case: Someone took 81 manhole
covers from sewer construction
site.
Milford chronicle., 1959-05-15

More than SIS percent of our
white potato starch comes from
Maine for use in textile and paper
mills.
Evening star., 1959-12-27
Utah Cogers
FuVorites in
Dixie Classic

RALEIGH, N. c.. Dec. 26
(AP) .-Undefeated Utah comes
into the tough Dixie Basket
ball Classic Monday favored to
become the first out-of-State
winner in the events II years.
The Utes, sixth ranked in
this weeks Associated Press
poll, have won eight in a row.
including a 97-92 triumph last
Monday over previously unde-
feated and third-rated Ohio
State.
Utah, however, has one dis
advantage as it makes its sec
ond appearance in the annual
Holiday tournament in Raj
eigh's 12,400 seat Reynolds
Coliseum. The Utes piled up
its impressive record in Salt
Lake City's friendly Elmer Neil
sen Field House. Utah has yet
to play away from home.
The UteS draw Duke, riding
a four-game winning streak, in
the Classics first round. The
Blue Devils (4-D were listed
18th in the AP poll and are
the only other tourney team
ranked in the top 20.
The Duke-Utah game opens
the first night double-header.
North Carolina .(3-2) faces
Minnesota (4-3) in the second
game. In the afternoon, Wake
Forest (4-2D meets Holy Cross
(4-O and North Carolina State
! (2-5 plays Dayton GID.
Evening star., 1959-12-27
SANTA ANITA
Continued From Page D-l

the colt had a temperature of
l02 degrees. One hundred is
normal for a horse.
The withdrawal cost War
fare, strapping. gray son of
Determine, a chance to set a
new earnings record for 2-year-
oldS. Had he run and finished
as we'll as fourth today for
S2.500 in prize money, he
would have broken First Land
ing's record of 1896, ,460, set
in 1858.
Shoemaker began his string
of victories aboard New Policy
in the third race for a $5.40
return, then won on Promised
Land at 1920 in the fourth.
After scoring on Clandestine
who paid $l7.60 to win, and
T.V. Lark, Shoe wound up the
day aboard Lonely in the
eighth race for a $40 Eeturn.
ClandeStine, a bay colt, was
a real Shoemaker production
today The little rider held
Clandestine under stern re-
straint behind the front-run-
ming Fleet Nasrullah and sent
him into the lead near the end.
The time for the six furlongs
was 1:O9l5.
Clandestine, overlooked by
the smart money. paid $l7.60,
$3.50 and S4,40. He carried
ll3 pounds. Fleet Nasrullah
paid S420 and $3.50 and Coro-
nat was $3.50 to show.
Neil S. McCarthy'S favored
Ole Fols was never a factor
and finished fifth in the field
of seven.
Today'S attendance was the
largest since $4,000 jammed
the plant on Santa Anita
Handicap Day in l947. That
was the afternoon Calumet
FARMS favored Armed ran out
of the money while the Chilean
Olhaverry won at Dig odds.
Evening star., 1959-12-27
Top WrestIers
At UIine Arena
Tomorrow Niqht

Bearcat Wright, the latest
invader to wrestling, will take
on Karl Won Hess in the fea-
ture bout tomorrow night at
Uline Arena. First match is
$50.
Wright, from Jamaica, and
Won Hess will clash in a best
of-three, Commute time limit
bout.
Two tag teams are listed on
the holiday program. DR.. Jerry
Graham and Johnny Valentine
will meet Haystacks Calhoun
and Chief Big Heart. The other
team match has Judy Cradle
and Pat LYDIA pairing off
against Margie Ramsey and
Peggy Allen.
In other bouts, Bruno Sam
martino wrestles Skull Murphy
and midgets Pee Wee James
and the Brown Panther tangle,
Evening star., 1959-12-27
Genyk, PoteIIu
Sian With Tituns

MIAMI, Fla, Dec. 26 (AP) -
Guards George Genyk of Mich
igan and Nick Patella of Wake
Forest, who took part in the
North-South Shrine Game IN
the Orange Bowl tonight, have
signed to play with the New
York Titans in the newly-or-
ganized erican Football
League next year.
Steve Sebo, general manager
of the Titans, who coached the
U University of Pennsylvania
team this past fall, announced
the signing.
Genyk, a 6-foot, 198-pounder
from Detroit, was captain OF
the Wolverines this year
Petella, 6 feet and 210 pounds
is from East Stroudsburg, Pa
He rates among the top place
kickers in the South.
Evening star., 1959-12-27
2O-1 Outsider
Nips Favorite:
AT Tropical

MIAMI, Fla, Dec. 26 (AP).-
John S. Korese's Power Dam, a
20-l shot, got up in the final
stride to catch the favored
Cuvier Relic and win today's
SIC, ,000-added Miami Beach
Handicap at Tropical PARK.
Sun Tan Man, who had a
rough trip, was third.
A crowd of 1876 saw Cuvier
Relic, the 9-5 choice, break fast
and go to the lead Immediately
in the mile-and-a- sixteenth
stakes for 2-year- -olds. Power
Dam also came away alertly.
was third into the clubhouse
turn, then dropped back along
the rail in sixth place down the
backstretch.
Cuvier Relic led by two
lengths as he turned into the
short homestretch. Power Dam,
cutting the corners. slipped
through along the rail and
made his run. He appeared
beaten with 10 yards to go but
Cuvier Relic drifted out and
Jockey Karl Korte, on Power
Dam, kept showing and whip
ping and got home in the very
last jump to win by a head.
Sun Tan Man was bounced
badly at the quarter pole, then
was taken outside for the drive
He closed fast but was a length
and a half behind Cuvier Relic
at the wire.
The winner, who has been
running in claiming races most
of the year, ran the distance in
1:43 and paid $42.
Earlier, Jay Boy B. and Pine
Theme combined for a $6l.5C
daily double.
Jay Boy B., with Walt Blum
in the saddle, broke alertly in
the first race. moved past Bib
loom at the quarter pole and
turned back the late bids OF
Boutarbard and David's Pride
to win by a length. He paid
$14.30.
Pine Theme closed strongly
to outflnish Fauchelevant by q
length in the second race, with
Little Lacquer a nose further
back. Pine Theme paid So.
Evening star., 1959-12-27
Outsider Wins
Fair Grounds
Dash by Nose

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 26
(AP).-Road House, a speedy
son of Hasty Road, slipped
through on the rail in the final
strides today to win the $4,000
Sugar Bowl Handicap at the
Fair Grounds.
Jockey Robert Mono threaded
Road House through the IA
horse field midway in the
stretch run and the colt won
by a nose over another long
shot, Wathen Knebelkamp's
Mark OF Merit.
Anthony Graffagninfs Tony
Graft closed fast to finish third.
Winner Pays $24
Road House, owned by r. w.
Wilson and Earl Allen, was
overlooked by the crowd of
1928 and returned $24, $12.2O
and $5.40. Mark Of Merit, who
held the lead briefly the last
quarter mile, paid $26.40 and
$1l.60. Tony Graf returned
So. 40.
John Palmisano's Stylish
Frank. coupled in the betting
with four other horses broke
on top when the field left the
gate. Stylish Frank had Slim
margin when the big field came
out of the back stretch as Marx
of Merit moved up in the mid
die of the track.
1t looked like a cavalry
charge down the stretch ano
Road House got through a tiny
opening on the rail to get home
in front by the slimmest mar
gin. Road Houses time for the
6 furloughs over a fast track
was lips.
FavOrite Finishes Fourth
Joseph Gavegnano's Fight
ing King trying for his third
straight victory was the 6 to S
favorite but Jockey Ray Brous-
sard was unable to find ar
opening for his mount anc
Fighting King finished fourth
Town Ruler ($20.40) won tht
first race and Speedy JAM
($7.60) took the second for {
$105 daily double. A total o
$608,020 was bet on the nint
races.
Evening star., 1959-12-27
RACING
Continued From Page D-l

Gun, a s31.2O outsider. Inquest
moved from fourth to second
and Dusty Warrior from fifth to
third as the shoppers" enjoyed
a field day.
Helping to swell Joday's bet
ting was an all-time high daily
double pool Of $6l,674. The
double payoff was a paltry Sl2
as two favorites, Air Warrior
C$440) and Twayblade tS5)
clicked in the first two events.
The turnout also surpassed
the top crowd of last winters
meeting when 8,846 were on
hand for the Saturday after
New Years program and bet
$64O,348.
In the feature event, Little
Limey, $500 took the lead
at the break for Jockey Clar-
ence Smith and outran eight
rivals, beating out West Side
Boy by three quarters of a
length. Another three quarters
back was Triway, the close
second choice with Frank
Northcutt, who is still seeking
his first victory after losing his
apprentice allowance here Mon
day.
After the two favorites won
the double, the favorite players
collected again in the fifth with
Maryland Boy, the sixth with
Ren's King, Little Limey in
the seventh and Coronation
Scot in the last. Annette G..
! ($O in the fourth and Hero's
Reward, at $3.50 in the eighth
were the second choices who
registered.
Evening star., 1959-12-27
Suntu Anitu Results
By the Associated PICS

FIRST RAcE-Purse. 81 900: claim
ing; 3-vear-olds and up; lie miles
Our Cover Up .N'vesl 2I.6O g.?0 $50
Blue Primer tMaese) $50 SEQ
gether. Fleance. Lover Boy. Resem-
blance, Grey Sands Green Robe. Sew
ems Up. Time. 1:46as.
SECOND RACE. - Purse. 81 $500;
claiming 3-year-olds up: furlongs.
Matisse (Shoemaker) 4.2O 3.2O
AlacTsn. Actiyer, Pink Swan. San
Diego. Premio. Sea Falcon, TIGER Tay-
lor,, Tommy Man, Selling Fast. Time,
THIRD RAcE-Purse, 81 500; all
New Policy CShoem'Tj $40 f.2O 3.2O
Drop Volley IOnEden) 1920 30
Pukka. Jewelsmith. oh so Iron.
Takaward. King Of AL, Tamboro,
limbo, Stephens Royal, Tony's Boy.
Time, 1'l62s.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $500; all
Promised Land (S'm'r) $50 $50 2.2O
Mr.. Snack tMundOr0 go
Sisters Prince, Top Double, Wildfre'
II. Time, 1.5Ois
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: all
lowances: 3-year-olds UP; fillies and
mares. turlnngS.
MarEaretta tVspI'D 1910 100 4.40
KhaIita (YeaIA) 1920 1.i0
Nushie GShOemakerD 800
Milly K, csmloc, Regradi, Gun Box.
Boston Again, Satina, Nevada Bond,
Pie Queen. Time, 1:O9's.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 100000 add
ed: PAlos VerdeS Handicap; 3-year-
olds and UP. 6 furlongS
Fleet Nasrullah HonEden) 4.2O 800
Ole Fols, Demobilize. How Now
swaps Kin. Time, 1:09b.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse, $4,000
added Californis Breeders Trial
fornia furlongS.
T. Lark (Shoem'r) 1880 400 ESQ
Noble Moor tPiereel $50 800
Fighting Hodge (YcaIa) 3.20
Fay's Night Out, Eagle Admiral.
EIGHTH RACE = Purse, $4,000;
Esn9ly f!s,a5ns ssnGs%t:S as:ss5d' $40 vi ni; 5sS
Har-A-Dar (YcaTa) $50 d.S0
Peter Potter pierce 300
Boniface, Phantom Ace, Amerlnd'
Toong -Soong, Little Bsrouche. Man J.'
MUSCLES, Thunder Bus Fl Choelo,,
Time. Fine. ii444:::: i:44:::
Evening star., 1959-12-27
Leofs Beot Rangers

TORONTO, Dec. 26 (AP -
Johnny Bower. 35-year-old vet
eran goalie, returned to the
Maple Leafs nets tonight after
a two-game rest to post his
third shutout of the season as
Toronto belted the f1oundering
New York Rangers, 40, in a
National Hockey League game.
Evening star., 1959-12-27
BINGLEY HURT; LALLO LATE
. Weakened Presidents
7 Lose to Blades, 5-4

New Haven. led by former
President Wally Kullman, now
the Blades player-coach, de-
feated defenseleSs Washington
for the second straight time,
5-4, in an Eastern Hockey
League match at Uline Arena
last night before 2,1OO fans.
, The Presidents sold their
hefty 210-pound defenseman
Lloyd Hinchberger to the revi-
talized Blades before last
nights game. leaving the
slumping Washington Sextet
with only one regular defense
man, Player-Coach Rags Rag
Ian, during most of the wild
game.
Regular Moose Lallo was de-
layed in returning to Wash
ington from his holiday in
Grand Rapids, Mich, by
weather and Bob Bingley. the
fourth President defenseman,
will be on the injured list for
at least another two weeks.
Gallo showed up with 6la min
utes to play but by that time
New Haven had the game
sewed up.
Blades Take so Shots
General Manager Ray Miron
said that another oefenSeman
would report to Washington
today from Canada to bolster
the sagging Washington de-
fenses that allowed New Haven
players to take so shots at
Goalie Jacques Caron who
kicked out As of them.
The Blades have now scored
their third victory in fouI
games under Kullman.
Although Washington was
shorthanded, the match was g
thrilling, see-saw affair that
was in doubt until Gordie
Stratton skated through the
entire President team to score
unassisted at 1888 of the f1na
period while the local sextet
was short.
Nick DonaleShen and Jacl
Evening star., 1959-12-27
Tropical Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Psrse, 50 zoo; claim
hCu,ssyA fsS sSy ,c,BT5sIp BT% 1870 5aS aS S9S 80
capetisn' some steed, Dasha5fs' a3IS
Disk Man Sioux Brave Double Flight
II. Bioloom. Time, l:lO2s.
SECOND RACE - Purse. $1,000:
claiming; 3-year-olds and up; 8 fur
Pine Theme CROt,> 500 40 $40
Fauchelevent (BurT) $40 $40
Little LeAEuer (CAmpbelD $40
Can Trust. Indisputable, Mad Ouch
ess. Littler Bug. Lady Ponder. opti-
Bronze Warrior Time. 1:lO2s.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID SsI.5O
THIRD RACE : purse. o,cOO:
9uisk KiOpS .campbsID SO $50
Da6i!n KniSht, Big oscar. Medina ina
Miss Heila, Valiant Nation. Time
I:44S'
FoURT HRAcE = Purse. $500;
EveTetts Pride tN'Roisj ESQ u 1.eS ioS' 80
I've Done II (RinD ESQ 100
Mad Streak (BrookO 500
Battlewise: Sonny's Sin. Grand Paw
nee. Belle Bolero, Mal-Don-D., Rare
Glory. Time. I:1Ohs.
FIFTH RACE = Purse. So 500: al
Lastborn (Rin5 4.1O sIO o7O
shady Princess (Adams) 800 40
Psttvpie seneEslese. Beaufort Belle
Crafty Belle, Racoco, Time, I:o9as.
SIXTH RACE Purse. 50 400;
claiming; 3-year- -olds and up: s fur
longs.
AriOn (Stevenson) II.4O heO 3aO
Dynamic tCampbelD 4.2O 200
ROYAL Spy Brooks 40
Hslf Carat. Leap Year Maid wise
Marble. Switch on. Pensive Gigi Best
Flight Trico. Hi-Lift. Time, i:O9as.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse. So 500; al.
lowances: 3-year-oldS: & furlongs
Tcplofty adams $40 1890 p. "a
Bully's Kin (BrOOks) $40 I.2O
;, AlhambTa Circle. Sports Reporter
l:1Ols.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000 add
60; eys. Gity OF Miami Beach Handicap:
Power Dam Kortej Se.OO17sO 40
. Cuvier Relic (RotE) lao z 30O
sun Tan Man 'ThOrnb'El $50
Don Rickles. Greek Page, Maybe
Best, Estival, Royal Sonata, Breaux,
Gaylad Yomclka, Spit Ball, Colonel
Bala. Time, 1:43.
filed. Crew entry.
NINTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
ing; 3-yearoldS: Lis miles.
kolia Ria tThOrnb'E) 1890 $50 $50
Mainrock (Korte) 0.3O 3.RO
NiEht Charmer tRinD $50
Go-George-Go, Bright Daze. Rolling
Jody, Coindot, Miss Fayebee, Sunni
Wolf. Time. 1:434s.
Evening star., 1959-12-27

Rogers scored for New Haven
in the first period and Wash
ington countered with goals by
Ken Davies and Norm Doyle.
Kullman scored early in the
second period only to have
Doyle again deadlock the game
in the waning seconds of the
Stanza.
Kullman Draws Penalty
Claude Boileau shot the
Blades into a 4-3 lead at 2:50
of the final period but Laurie
Laurendeau kept Washington
in the running with a goal
midway in the period.
Kullman, the EHL'S leading
badman last season, was given
a 10-minute misconduct pen
atty for riding Referee George
Harrison from the bench in the
final Stanza.
Evening star., 1959-12-27
CYO BASKETBALL
Christmas Tournament
First ROund)
At Maekin

st, Augustine's, Al; Immaculate Con-
ception, 20.
st AIMS, '5: st. Ambrose No .. 3
Blessed Sacrament (AlexD, As:
Queen nf Peace M. ., IA
Mt. Calvary, IA; Nativity, 10.
dette's, IL
st. Thomas Apostle. 81: Blessed
Sacrament ID. c., IA
St. Jerome's, 90; Campus School, II
Queen nf Peace M. ], "a: st.
Michaers. %
:. St. James (Falls church,, 40: Sacred
Heart, IA
Little Flower, %; st. Johns Forest
St. Mary's (AlexD, 80: st. Gabriers
st. Bsrnsrd's. 10: St. Mary's TN
dian Head. 10.
Lourdes. 35: James, 10.
Evening star., 1959-12-27
Decatur Pilot Named

DETROIT. Dec. 26 (AP).-
Al Federoff, 33, a minor league
infielder, today was named
manager of the Detroit Tigers
farm club at Decatur, H., in
the Class D Midwest League.
Evening star., 1959-12-27
Comets Beut Jets

CLINTON, N. Y, Dec. 26
(AP) The Clinton Comets
broke a siX-game losing streak
tonight by beating Johnstown,
2-1, in an Eastern Hockey
League game.
Evening star., 1959-12-27
Fair Grounds Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing: 2-year-olds; 8 furlongs
Town Ruler Iamb'h) 1910 1910 $40
Tube Rose CVincifOra) 4.SO 3 40
Hutton Boy (BrOus'd) 400
No Seats John. Samfam Pleasure
Lucky Ruthie. Beer-Tee. Milly's
Dream, Bold Lancer, Catastrophe, Pre-
Me: Raymeedon. Time, 1:l49s.
Field
Evening star., 1959-12-27
CHARTS OF CHARLES TOWN RACES

fCopyrighted. 1859. by TRIANGLE Publications 1nc)
FIRST RACE-Purse 81 900; Claiming: 3year-olds and
up ga fuTlongs Post 1l5: off at good
driving Winner, Mrs George A. saportas' blk E. T. BY
$3.50 5000 SlO0 sos S25 Time, i:22Is Clear and fast