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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-29
| MICHAEL E. S0STARIC

Pri zakIjucku ovOg broja
Za;iednicara dobili smo bro
javnu vijes t, da je u Elm
Grove, Wis.,, u okolici grada
Milwaukee, umro dugogodis-
Mi clan odsjeka broj 261, biv-
81 delegat / clan Odbora DIE
cjeg Donna Hrv. Bratske Ia
iednice, brat Michael E. sos
taric.
U ime GIavnog Odbora !
casnika, kao i u ime Odbora
Djecjeg Donna postavljeno je
cvijece ma odar pokojnika, a
brat Tomo sipusic, predsjed-
mix Odbora Djecjeg Donna,
zastupao je sluzbeno Hrvat-
sku Bratsku Zajednicu kod
sprovoda, koji je obavljen u
utorak, dne %. aprila.
POtankosti O zivOtu | radu
vrijednog zasluznog zajedni-
cara pokojnog brata Michael
e. Sostarica, biti &c objavlje-
ne u slijedecem broju Zajed-
nicara.
Udovi Mari.ii obitelji +
skrenO sauceSce.
v. l. Mandich,
glavni predsjednik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-29
STARAC INTERPRETATION

U selu Rasno u Hercego-
vini zivi 8O-godisnji Joskan
Barac, koji je vrlo popularan
kao pjevac s t a r h junackih
narodnih pjesama. Start JOS
kan zanima sc time cd svoje
20. godine, kada je sam IL
radio gusle, uz koje je pjevao
djevojkama. Joskan j sada &C.
sto obilazi okolna sela svo-
Jim dubokim glasom, pjeva-
juci uz gusle, podsjeca svoje
slusace ma junacku proslost
nasih naroda.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-29

L. ovoga vid, da prva tri mjeseca owe 60
dine donea 26O canova wise in upsao to isto
razdobe prose godne Owe e godine do sada upsano
1924, 10000 osiguranja wise nego prosle godine.
Nalazimo u sesnajstom mjesecu nase dvo-godsnje
kampane Ia protekh Is mjeseci Hrv Bratsku Zajed-
nicu stupo e ukupno 1858 novih clanova upsano e
sedan miijuna novog osguranja!
Neka malo razmisle sv on "sumnjivi Tomas",
"zabrinuti' prijatelj kibici.
KAPPA dole nasim gradteljma
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-29
PROCVALI BADEMI

0 Novoj godini bilo je kao
u proljecu. Blaga klima ne
obicna toplina dovela je do
pupanja bilja i uopce do o.
zvljavanja vegetacije onda,
kada ona treba da pociva. U.
Carl ma otoku KorGuli pro
ovah "a badsni
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-29
SJEvERNI DI0 KALIF0RNIJE D0PRINASA
"a FOND SK0LARINE H. B. zAJEDN|CE
Martin Krasich, glavni blagajnik

Martin Krasch, glavn blagajnik
"a vrijeme odrzavanja poucnh tecajeva u sjevernom
deu Kalifornije, naime San Francisco povea je
du ostalim ptanma takodjer rasprava kako da sto
obnije doprnese poaca sadanu kampanju izgradnju
jednog jakog stalpog fonda il koeg przaa pomoc
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-29
APPLICATIONS AND SCHOLARSHIP

Vodimo kampanju "a skolarinu Nastoii-
mo izgraditi zakladu u svrhu skolarine ma
SO do 100 tisuca dolara Jedva smo preSli
18 tisuca dolara Maine, u fond smo do da-
mas dobili $18,54O.29.
Doprinosi oval fond ne dolaze kako sc
ocekivalo koliko bi trebalo da dolaz Obe-
canja, kako smo in oglasivali, nisu sc jos
izvrsila. Treba ipak da svaki ispuni svoiu
rijec. Nadajmo sc da hoce
Molbenice (applications) "a skolarinu sve
wise wise dolaze. Neka dolaze. Zato gradi-
mo fond "a skolarinu. Nego, mi najprije a.
peliramo trazimo novac, da mozemo bolje
pomagati nase studente skolovanju da
bismo mogli davati veeH stipendiju. Maj
prize trebamo novac, da uzmognemo davati
skolarinu
Ovo treba da uvaze nasi aplikanti, pax
da oni njihovi zivlje porade kampanji "a
fond skolarine. Razumije sc bez dohotka u
fond nece Sc moci davati brojnijim STUDENT
ma stipendije mjeri kako bi to trebalo
sto mi zelimo
L prazne vrece ne moze sc ujam uzima-
ii. Prize treba vretu napuniti tada IL ME
uzimati. Kako sada stojimo sa trazbinama
u fondu skolarine trebalo bi biti iedan mi
lijun dolara, a mi sno daleko daleko cd
toga.
Zato, brato moja, apeiiramo ma vase do
bro srce plemenitost, da cd srca davate
svoj doprinos a fond akoaarine.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-29
IS gOdina


MICA owe godne navrsava IS godina svoga
opstanka. Slavni JUBILEE. Racuna sc "a jed
nu Jaku organizaciju da je toj dobi mlada
S dobrom buducnosti. Tako je / nasa Ia
jednica ali ovdje moramo racunati jed
nom cinjenicom. zelimo nasem Glanstvu OBJ
jasniti znacenje 65-e godisnjice Zajednce
suglasju njenog elanstva.
Zajednicu su organizrai danas start ma
81 dosel jenici. Start odlaze ma vjecn pocinak
a mladi u tolikoj mjeri ne dolaze Owe 60
dine wise nego ikad prize, naravnom smrcu
gubimo veliki broj elanova. Poprecno svaki
tjedan imademo oko 25 smrtnih sluca eva
Cd pocetka owe godine nasi start clanovi ma
hom odlaze vjecnost. Odlaze kao sto su
IL Starog Kraja pred pola stoljeca wise do
lazili Razlika je IL tome, da su hrpimice do
lazili mladi i cili. Oni SUI prvih godna "a
Jednici bill njen glavni osnov. Brojcano sa
svojom snagom su jacali zajednicu Sada u
starosti je napustaju sabe, cemu Sc media
izbieci
suglasju owe inienice, uz sve napore
tesko je stare cestite clanove nadomjestiti
koji svakim damon umiru To je prirodni
problem, koji je te s k rijesiti Now do
seljenici ne dolaze. Ukoliko iii ie doslo do
lazi owl nemaju puno smisla "a bratsku, So
cijalnu, humanitarnu | svoju narodnu or
ganizaciju, kao sto su imali start doselienici
pax Sc malo uclanjuju nasu Hrv Bratsku
Zajednicu.
To su, brace moja, razloz da broiem
clanstva tesko napredujemo. Da ne vodimo
uspjesne clanske kampanje, brojem clan
stva odraslim redovima uopce bi nazado-
vail.
pon1ladkom stojimo "a sada puno bo-
lie. Starr clanovi upisuju svoju djecu unu-
cad u Pomladak. Pomladak sluzi prelazu
da Sc jacaju odrasli clanovi Ali i tn cemo
kroz vrijeme malaksati, kad cd starih die
ca nece dolaziti, ako Sc mladji "a Zajednicu
ne oduseve.
koliko je, dakle, zajednica stanja, to-
liko godimice gubi veci broj starog clanstva
usljed smrti. Uz to ina gubitaka drugih
kod clanstva osiguranog ma dvadeset godis-
Mi isplativ certifikat, jer kad i'm izadje, ne
XII uzimlju ispatu osiguracije prestaju biti
clanovi. Tajnici i odsjecni odbor trebali bi
dobro patti da owe live clanove negubimo,
vec da in nagovore da ostanu Zajednici
prema opcijama ovog certifikata.
Danas clanska kampanja najvise sluzi da
odrzimo Zajednici sti broj clanstva ko-
liko mozemo da postojeci broj povecamo. Da
kampanje nemamo, rekosmo, da bi brojem
clanstva opadali Zajednica bi slaba.
Do danas u tome ipak dobro uspjevamo
svaki iskreni rodoljubivi Clan to pozdrav-
liza raduje Sc da ipak demo naprijed Do
lazi vrijeme, da cemo uz kampanju morati
mijenjati nacin naseg poslovanja "a bolji u
spjeh Zajednice.
Svi trebamo domisljati i raditi da nado-
mjescujemo clanove, koje nam smrt otiml je
Evening star., 1959-12-08
NewL. A. Eleven
Seeking Rymkus

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 8 (AP)
The Los Angeles Chargers OF
the new American Football
League, it was disclosed today
have offered the head coaching
job to Lou Rymkus, former
Notre Dame and Cleveland
Browns and Washington Red
skins star.
Rymkus, offensive line coach
of the Los Angeles Rams of
the rival National Football
League, admitted that General
Manager Frank Leahy had ap-
preached him regarding the
position.
Rymkus, who has been an
assistant coach for the Rams
the past two years, declined
to go into further details. He
played under Leahy at Notre
Dame when the Irish were un-
defeated in 1941, as well as
1912. Later he was a star
lineman under Paul Brown at
Cleveland.
Evening star., 1959-12-08
Cain Hoy Tops
|MoneyWinners

NEW YORK, Dec. 8 (AP).-
Capt. Harry F. Guggenheim's
Cain Hoy Stable heads the
money-winning owners list for
1859 with $742,081 through No
vember 80, the Morning Tele-
graph reported today.
In other departments. the
Brookmeade Stables Sword
Dancer-horse of the years.
the top money-winning horse
with S537, ,004; Willie Shoe
maker leads the jockeys with
334 winners, and v. r. CTen-
IneSSee) Wright is the leading
trainer with 159. All figures
were for the period from Janu-
airy / through November 80.
C. v. Whitney is second in
the owners list with $672,613,
the Brookmeade Stable third
with $660,054. and the Kerr
Stable fourth with $641,355.
Trailing Shoemaker are
Bobby UsSery, 291; Bill Har-
tack, 272, and Frank Northcutt
256. C. w. Smiths Hillsdale
is second to Sword Dancer with
earnings of $500, ,090, and the
Kerr Stables Round Table, now
retired. earned $413,380. Train
ers F. H. Merrill. jr., with ISL,
and w. Hal Bishop, with las,
follow Wright.
Evening star., 1959-12-08

The NCAA, which has it's own
television contract for football,
would have to approve the deal.
If not, then the Big Ten would
have to break from the NCAA
if it decided to accept the con-
tract.
Neither Tug Wilson, confer
ence commissioner, nor Assist
ant Commissioner Bill Reed
would comment on the offer.
In recent years, the Big Ten
has received no more than
100000 a year from NCAA
football television. The present
offer would give each of the 10
universities 100000 a year fol
three years.
Should the Big Ten accept
the offer, the NCAA could deny
Western Conference institu-
tions the right to compete ir
national championships spon-
lsored by the association.
Evening star., 1959-12-08
Hickey to Coach
Vests Pro Sturs

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 8 (AP)
Red Hickey of the Sar
Francisco Forty Miners was Sc
lected yesterday to be head
coach of the Western Division
squad for the all-star pro bow
foot b all game here jan
uary II.
The announcement was made
jointly by Paul j. Schissler,
managing director of the an
nual charity game and Austin
Gunsel, acting commissioner
of the National Football
League.
Head coach for the Eastern
Division squad will be named
tomorrow.
The West leads the pro bowl
series, 5-4. The east won last
game, January II, 1859, by a
1921 score before 72,25O fans.
Evening star., 1959-12-08
3-YEAR PACKAGE DEAL
NCAA Rule Burs Bio Ten
rom $3 Million TV Offer

CHICAGO, Dec. 8 (AP) "A
whopping SO million television
contract has been offered the
Big Ten for purposes of televis-
ing football, basketball, SWIM
ming and track events, it was
disclosed last night.
A Western Conference off,
cial said the package offer has
been made by a national ad-
vertiSing agency.
However, the official, @hc
asked not to be identified
stated that the Big Ten could
not receive the offer under
present rules of the National
Collegiate Athletic Association
The contract calls for 81 mil
lion a year for three year.
with option for renewal.
The Big Ten, as a member
of the NCAA, cannot accept thu
bid without sanction of the
ruling collegiate body.
Evening star., 1959-12-08
3 GAIN NATIONAL SWIM HONORS
Congressional Tutor
Sees Pupils Succeed

a national record of 2:15.4 ir
winning the 200-yard freestyle
She was l6 at the time.
Dale, IL, whose twin brother
Dane, also swims but holds NJ
national record, set a time oi
40.4 ip the 50-meter breast.
stroke. Tom, Is, a junior at st
Johns High School, set his ma
tional record in the 2O0-yarc
freestyle in 1894. He was II
when he accomplished it.
All three have been swimming
since early childhood. Janet
who graduates next June, hope.
to enter Mary Washington Col.
lege at Fredericksburg and per.
haps pursue a teaching career
Tom has another year at st
Johns, but is looking TOWARD
Yale after graduation.
Dale, in the sixth grade al
Somerset Elementary School
has no thoughts of higher edu.
cation at this point. Aside from
her swimming achievements
her biggest interest now Il
horseback riding.
And if Dale and Dane move
on to other interests in the fu'
ture there is another set o.
twins in the Barnhard house.
hold to carry on, Peter anc
Chris, now eight.
Evening star., 1959-12-08
Goegin Repeats
In Senior Golf

PALM SPRINGS. Calf, Dec.
g (AP)-wiIlie Goggin, de-
Tending champion from San
Jose. Calf, fired a two-under-
par s7-33-7O yesterday to win
a three-way playon for the
National Senior Golf cham
pionship at Eldorado Country
Club.
Smiley Quick Of Los Angeles
was second with 3s-36-74, and
DIN Dutra. Rialto, Calf, was
third with 39-37-76.
Goggin. So, a pro at q public
links course. won $1,000. Quick,
so. who was appearing as a
senior for the first time, pock-
eted $500, and Dutra. 5s, got
$3.50. They had tied after 70
holes with 2so Sunday, which
created yesterdays playon.
Evening star., 1959-12-08

During the past IA years, he
said in his prepared speech,
he had received many requests
to permit disbarred jockeys,
owners. trainers and other Ii
censees back on the track.
Most of these requests came
from politicians, racing COM
missioners or business friends
of these undesirables, Drayton
said.
He said he rejected the re-
quests because he realized the
people were no good for racing.
An election of officers also
was scheduled today.
The organization announced
yesterday it had extended
membership to the Cincinnati
Turf Club and the Cranwood
Racing Club and the Thistle
down Racing Club, both of
Cleveland. This brings the
IRA total to an all-time high
Of 49 tracks, Celia said.
The Turf PubliciSts Of
America, meeting in connec-
ton with the IRA convention,
yesterday elected Everett A.
Clay of Miami, Fla, president.
Other officers named in
cluded Glen Trump Of Omaha,
Nebr.; G. B. Leach Of Louis
vile, KY. and Robert F. Kelley
of New York City, vice presi-
dents, and Milton Feldman of
Margate, N. j., secretary
treasurer.
Evening star., 1959-12-08
By BOB HANSON
Star Stad Writer

In three years as swimming
coach at Congressional Country
Club, Joe Rogers has seen his
athletes win the mems outdoor
District AAU championship
three times. the women's divi-
sion twice and three of his
pupils gain national recogni-
tion.
The 28-year-old Rogers is
fitted for the job. He was
coached at the University of
Massachusetts, by his father,
who is retiring next year after
80 years as swimming coach at
the Amherst school.
The younger Rogers, who put
IN two years here in the Army
after his graduation, swan in
lllst about all events while in
eollege, but preferred the in
dividual medley.
Three of his star pupils at
congressional are Janet Gal
1agher. Dale Barnhard and
Tom Murphy. All won National
AAU certificates recently for
Breaking records in the Junior
Olympic championships last
summer.
Janet, II, and president OF
her class at Immaculate High
School and Junior College, set
Evening star., 1959-12-08
IRA Planning Study
Of Pori-MutueI Toxino

NEW ORLEANS, Dec.
(AP)-The president of the
Thoroughbred Racing Associa-
ton said today his group is
considering financing a uni
versity study of pari-mutuel
taxation.
The Official, John G. Celia
told the groups annual meet
ing that additional taxation OF
pari-mutuel betting on the To-
cal or national level is a danger
that thoroughbred racing can
not afford to ignore.
"Pari-mutuel taxation has
for too long been looked upon
as a painless method of raising
revenue and we should not wait
until the inevitable law of di-
minishing returns asserts itself
before actively opposing further
levies," he said in his prepared
text.
The volume of pari-mutuel
betting has increased 99.8 per
cent in the last is years, he
said, while the State revenue
from pari-mutuel betting has
increased 1899 per cent.
Another speaker today, Spen-
Ger j. Drayton, told the group
that thoroughbred racing must
be protected not only from the
crooked element but also from
"well-meaning but misguided
persons who sponsor them"
Drayton, executive secretary
said he believes in rehabilita-
ton but does not favor it in
racing.
Evening star., 1959-12-08
Hopkins Honors
Gridders TONIGHT

BALTIMORE, Dec. 8 (Spe-
ciaD Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity's football team, which won
two conference championships
this season, will be honored at
a banquet tonight at Levering
Hall on campus.
The Blue Jays won seven
games and lost one, equaling
their all-time best record.
They captured the Southern
College Division championship
of the Middle Atlantic Confer
ence with six victories and won
the Mason-Dixon Conference
title with a 2-1 record.
Johns Hopkins outscored the
opposition, 232 points to 81.
Tailback Or Garcia of New
York City carried ITO times for
931 yards, breaking by 300
yards the school record he set
a year ago.
Evening star., 1959-12-08
missouri SCORES UPSET
Indiono Latest Power
To Join Cage Victims

and also cleared IL rebounds
for the Hawkeyes.
Robertson scored IS point:
in the first half for Cincinnati
(3-0), although Miami put
three defenders on him near
the basket. Oscar also SHARED
Is rebounds. Miami was close
only in the opening minutes
Then the Bearcats ripped OF
IA points in q row for a 23-a
bulge.
Nebraska sank 36 Of 4S fou.
shots to stay unbeaten with 9
1866 decision over Minnesots
after wiping out a 3-point Sec
ond half edge by the Gophers
Ron johnson led the scoring
with 80 points for Minnesota
Nebraska is 20 against college
competition.
Wichita (3-0) came from II
points back on the floor play Of
Soph Johnny Allen for an 83-7s
victory over Arizona State
Purdue (3-0) defeated Pitts
burgh, 91-79; Texas A6zM C3-0)
handed Houston it's first loss
in four games, 67-49; The
Citadel tripped Alabama (2-D.
$3.50, behind Art Musselman's
81 points and Louisville (2-D
beat winleSs Furman a second
time, 77-61.
Utah (2-0) smacked New
Mexico State, a first-time loser
82-67, and Colorado (3-0)
whipped New Mexico, $3.50
Centenary ended Tulane's un-
beaten string at three, 1918;
Mississippi (4-0) defeated
Chattanooga, 94E6; Tennessee
(2-2) handed Clemson a first
defeat, 80-62; Notre Dame kept
Wisconsin winlesS through -four
games, 1888, and st. Bonaven-
ture opened with a 97-69 VIC
tory over Villa Madonna.
Evening star., 1959-12-08
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
RESULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY
American 81. U. w "a Columbian Prep
Carroll "a. GNU Frosh SO.
GAMES TODAY
Patterson Park at Coolidge, 3:3o
Caroozo at Fairmont HeiEhts, ais.
Dunbar At Phelps, 3:15.
Rarker-Gray at Spingarn, 500.
DeMatha at Bladensburg. 2.
Gonzaga at High Point,
Aackin at Northwood, $50
woodward Prep at Gallaudet Prep, 4.
Glen Burnie at Northwestern, 3:45.
CHAMBERLAIN at Suitland, 800.
walter johnson at Landon, $50.
wheaton at Sherwood, 4.
Surrattsville at Great Mills, l:3O.
Howard County at Annapolis, 6:3O,
Sykesytlle at Glenelg, $3.50.
Rysen at Margaret Brent, s,
douglass at Rockville Carver 2:3O.
Alumni at Poolesvtlle, q
Mount vernon at Annandale g.
Zee at George Washington, 8.
hammond at Groveton, g.
Fails Church at Stuart, 8,
Mclean at Osbourn, g.
Nokesville at Rappahannock, T:3O.
Loudoun County at Herndon,
Marrenton at Garfield, S:45
Hlcnardson at Hoffman-Boston, $50.
GAMES TOMORROW
Alumni at Manassas Regional, s.
Evening star., 1959-12-08
PIMLICO
NOTES
By JOSEPH b. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

BALTIMORE. Dec. 8.-After
a week Of almost springlike
weather. winter was in full
charge at Pimlico today as the
track crew worked throughout
the night to keep the racing
strip open.
The thermometer dipped to
"A degrees early today, but
constant narrowing kept the
racing surface from freezing
as hard as marble.
The same conditions which
caused Aqueduct to shut down
for one day last month. alerted
Track Supt. Henry Berry
man to call out his crew
for an all-night vigil. The
track was sloppy yesterday
after heavy rains and then a
light snow in the area. Pimlico
officials feared a quick freeze
before the water could be
pressed out of the track.
There has not been a racing
program Cancelled in Maryland
this year, and Pimlico officials
are anxious to prove their
plant is completely weather.
proof.
Yesterday was a good test.
The infield and barn roofs were
covered with snow and fiurries
fell throughout the afternoon.
However, the crowd of 1888
was comfortable in the heated,
glassed-in stands.
The weather yesterday
brought back memories of the
late fall meeting here in 1857.
After two programs were lost
to snow earlier in the session,
racing was abruptly called off
for the year when the track
froze with five days to go.
The nine races were run of
rapidly yesterday with the last
post being moved up to AIS
pm. At that, it was not too far
ahead of darkness.
Pimlico's switching of its
closed-circuit TV to the Colts
Forty-Niners' game proved such
Ia hit with the fans last Satur-
day that the same procedure
will be followed this Saturday
when the Colts meet Los An
geles on the West Coast.
More than 1000 fans watched
the first half of the game on
the tracks TV screens scat
tered throughout the grand
stand and clubhouse.
Hermann Cohen, Pimlico's
president; Lou Pondfield, gen.
eral manager, and Charlie
johnson, publicity director, are
in New Orleans for the Thor
oughbred Racing Association S
convention.
Evening star., 1959-12-08
Three Tor Heels SIGN
For AIl-Stur Game

MIAMI, Fla, Dec. 8 (AP).-
Three North Carolina players
signed yesterday to play with
the South in the All-Star foot
ball game in the Orange Bowl
December 26.
They are: Quarterback Jack
Cummings. one of the Nations
top passers; End Al Goldstein
and Fullback Don Klochak.
Evening star., 1959-12-08
Lions Fete Players
Of Blair and B-CC

Football players and coaches
of Montgomery Blair and
Bethesda Chevy Chase High
Schools will be guests tonight
at the annual joint dinner
meeting of the Silver Spring
and Bethesda Chevy Chase
Lions Clubs. The affair begins
at 7 o'clock at Indian Spring
Country Club.
Evening star., 1959-12-08
Texas Resumes Drills

AUSTIN, Tex, Dec. 8 (AP) -
University of Texas football
players returned to the practice
field yesterday for conditioning
drills in sweat shirts. Coach
Darrell Royal said the players
would put on pads next week in
preparation for Syracuse in the
Cotton Bowl.
Evening star., 1959-12-08
CoIoniaIs Seek
I'd Conference
Win Tonight

George Washington's basket
ball team hopes to pick up its
second Southern Conference
victory in three tries tonight
when it plays Virginia Military
at Lexington.
Catholic U. showed last night
it could win on the road by
beating Western Maryland,
75-72, at Westminster as Gene
Horan dumped in "a points. It
was the first loss in three
games for the Green Terrors
and evened Gus record at IL.
In tonight'S game. the CO.
lonials figure to be just q bit
better than the Keydets, who
have been beaten by William
and Mary and Bridgewater in
their two games. CIV defeated
Richmond in its conference
opener, then bowed to Mary
land and Virginia Tech.
Virginia Military is expected
to be tougher later this season
when its sophomores get more
Experience. Last years fresh
man team there was called the
best in the schools history.
In other games today, Navy
goes after its third straight
victory as host to Baltimore U,
in an afternoon game, and GAL
laudet visits Towson tonight,
still looking for its first victory
latter three losses.
Catholic U. twice was behind
by nine points last night, but
didn't panic. The Cards trailed
once at 40-31. then surged into
a 41-41 halftime tie. After in
termission the Terrors bounced
lahead, 50-41, but Koran, Jim
Reilly and Gene Jasper spanked
q comeback that finally pulled
1.-THE Cards in front.
In another game last night
District Teachers was stopped
kAxV nN~xvsA a..
Evening star., 1959-12-08
DUCKPIN BOWLER
SHOOTS 100 GAME

Jack Regan of the Su-
permixed League at Twin
brook Lanes today boasted
one of the biggest duckpin
games of the season, a 100
rolled with Washington
Concrete.
It contained six spares
and two strikes, including
a double. In succeeding
games, Regan shot 1873 and
SO for 416.
Evening star., 1959-12-08

rant, 256-635; Ashbacher, 628;
Carmen Dom, Congressional
Plaza, 625; Andy Tressler,
Greenbelt Bowl, $40; Ed Pugh,
University Lanes, 603, and Duke
Schneider. Wheaton Bowl, 500.
The standings: Pentagon
City, 27-12; Shirley Bowl, 261a-
1914; Congressional Plaza,
12l2-171a; Bonfire, 21-18; Ross
lyn, 17-22; Greenbelt, 1922;
University, 1917; B alleys
Crossroads, 1918; Wheaton,
1926, and Silver Hill, 1921.
Evening star., 1959-12-08
NBA STANDINGS

RESULTS YESTERDAY
(No games scheduled.)
GAMES TODAY
st Louis VS.. Cincinnati at New York
Boston at New York.
GAMES TOMORROW
Detroit VS. Cincinnati at Boston.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Minneapolis VS.. Syracuse at Seattle