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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-14
Fence-bustinq
By Whites
CheersLopez
BY the Associated Press

A couple Of days Of fence
busting by his White Sox have
turned Manager AL Lopez into
a believer. He is about ready
to agree with many fans who
feel the pace-setting Chicago
ans will win the American
League pennant-but adds q
cautious 'if."
"We'd been getting by with
out any hitting" Lopez said,
land now we've got it. If we
can keep it up, we should win
it ALL"
All along, it was claimed, the
White Sox lacked only one ele-
ment to become a shoo-in for
the pennant. They had every
thing else-the tight pitching,
the speed, the solid defense.
But they were handicapped by
powderpuff hitting, and one
run victories were their vogue.
Suddenly, without warning
the White Sox are sluggers.
They got II runs Wednesday,
their biggest production since
May. Yesterday they beat the
Tigers, 80, in Detroit, on a IA
hit attack. Six runs were sup
piled by homers by Jim Lands,
Bubba Phillips. Earl Torgeson
and Sherm Lollar.
Wynn on Way to 20
While all this clouting was
going on, the pitching of 80
year-old Early Wynn, ace Of
the Lopez staff, more than kept
pace. Wynn not only held the
Tigers to three hits as he hurled
his fifth Shutout of the season,
but he put himself in a good
spot to mark up another 20
game season. Only two Hall OF
Famers-Cy Young and Grover
Acknowledgement won 20 games
after reaching 40. Young won
20 when he was IL and Alex
won 81 at 40.
Wynn won his 18th yesterday
and now is the biggest winner
in the league. The triumph
was the 265th of his career,
just IS short of becoming the
See AMERICAN. Page d.
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WEEKEND SPORTS ON RADIO-TV

TELEVISION
Friday
Football
All-Star football game, Sol
der Field, Chicago, WMAL-7,
$3.50 pm.
Boxing
Alex Mitef VS.. Alonzo John
son, WRC-4, 10 pm.
Saturday
Bowling
DUcKpin juniors, WMAL-7,
I pm.
Bowl the Champ, WMAL-7.
5 pm.
Racing
Saratoga Handicap, WTOP
3, 4:30 pm.
Sunday
Baseball
Senators VS.. Orioles, WIZ
y (BaltimoEe), . pm.
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"l'll give you a better tire
deol any doy Of the week or
| will refund your money
promptly" -Jos GranviIIO
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ALL TIRES
GUARANTEED
IN WRITING

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allowance mode on the
purchase Of q new tire.
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BY BURTON HAWKINS
Star stan Writer

BALTIMORE. Aug. 14.-"He
may not reach his peak for two
or three years." says Manager
Cookie Lavagetto Of the Sena-
tors, speaking of Harmon Kill
Hebrew, but he's learning and
there's a personal feeling that
he could leave for home right
now and still have enjoyed q
fine season."
Killebrew emerged from a
slump yesterday to crack two
doubles and a single as the
Senators beat the Yankees. So,
before a crowd of 1886 at
New York's Yankee Stadium,
Harmon thumped across two
runs and enabled Russ Kem-
merer to break a personal six
game losing streak, with the
aid Of Truman Clevenger's
slick relief pitching.
Slump Was Anticipated
II don't know that Harmon
ever will hit for much of an
average" Cookie continued,
"but look what he has done
this years. homers and SO
runs batted in. He figures to
hit about As homers and bat
across. maybe, ITO runs. I call
that a great year.
Sure, I'd like to see him
bring his average up q bit, but
his slump had to be expected,
AS the season wears on, the
pitching gets sharper and that's
bound to have an effect on q
kid who is still learning and
who may be q bit tired.
There was a lot of pressure
on him, too. 1t got so every
time the kid stepped to the
plate they expected home run
from him. I still think he'll be
the fellow to break Babe Ruth's
60-homer record eventually, but
the thing to remember is thai
Harmon still is coming along
He's not the finished product
yet"
To the Yankees, he seem:
mighty close to being the per.
lection player. He has batteC
.S14 against them, including
five homers, and has batted il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-14

E-Kemmerer, Richardson. PO-A-
Washington, 27-13; New York, ga
LOB-Washington, z: New York, 8.
2b-Aspromonte. Killebrew, 2: Rich.
ardson. SB-Green. SNAspromonte
McDougald. SF-Lemon, Becquer,
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RADIO
Friday
Baseball
Senators VS.. Orioles, WTOP,
8 pm.
Football
All-Star football game,
WMAL, $3.50 pm.
Boxing
Alex Miteff VS.. Alonzo John
son, WRC, 10 pm.
Saturday
Baseball
Senators VS.. Orioles, WTOP,
8 pm.
Sunday
Baseball
Senators VS.. Orioles, WTOP,
2 pm.
Football
Redskins VS.. Forty -Ninenrs,
lWTOP. G:3o pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-14

winner-Kemmerer (e-12). Loser
Turley $40.
U-Summers, Mckinley, Soar, Chy-
lax. T-2:43. Assoc.
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Fraternity
Pluns Tea
For Students

Phi Delta Delta Women's
Legal Fraternity (Interna-
! tionaD will honor incoming
women students Of local law
, schools at its annual tea from
, 2 to 4 pm. next Sunday.
It will be held at the home
+, Of Miss Josephine Ayre, SILT
Reno road NV.
The Arrangements Commit
; tee for the event, sponsored
Jointly by the five District
chapters, includes Mrs. Mar
. garet Laurence; Miss Mary
! L. Martin, Mrs. Loretta
; Guenthner, Miss Elizabeth
=; Bisselle, Mrs. Margaret B.
: Schulman, Miss Dalphine
: Macmillan and Miss Frances
, E. Lavender.
: Also, Miss Josephine v.
Bush, Miss Mildred A. john
+, son, Mrs. Marilyn F. Hale,
! Miss Ayre, Mrs. Cecilia M.
/. Kaiser and Miss Kathryne
! Pickett.
. Among those greeting
, guests will be Mrs. Marjorie
: D. Hansen, fourth interna-
!, tional vice president. and
Mrs. Elisabeth c. Hardy, di-
, rector Of the Tenth Province,
! the Washington area.
, Mrs. Mabel Walker WILLIE
, brandt is honorary president
!. Of Phi Delta Delta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18
Swimming Lessons

Mrs. L. r., HyattSDilIe
Is there any place in
the Washington Metropolitan
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: PINK or blue mlntS the size
of q quarter in the center Of
each cup to form a boat"
and placed a baby in each
boat with an umbrella over 1t.
II made tiny place cards and
tied them to the umbrellas
with crochet thread. Every
zone loved the cup cakes and
also had souvenirs to take
home with them. Perhaps
you could plan your other
decorations around this idea.
, For the rest Of the dessert
I served scoops Of vanilla ice
cream with a pink and blue
mint stuck in the top Of each.
The time for the luncheon
would depend, Of course, on
.the best time after noon for
the majority Of the invited
guests.
I found the easiest main
dish to be creamed chicken
in patty shells and, If you
used the following recipe. you
won't need anything else,
'other than a beverage.
Make a basic cream sauce
adding grated cheese. Put
|, butter into the top Of a dou-
BILE boiler and chip UP green
|, pepper and celery into 1t.
| Cook until the latter are soft.
! Combine flour. pepper and
salt and grated cheese and
/, stir into the butter mixture
until q smooth paste is
formed. Then add milk a lit
. tie at a time, stirring con-
stantly for a creamy sauce.
/; Add canned chopped mush-
! rooms, drained canned peas
! (the tiny ones) and cups OF
cooked chicken.
/, OF course, for 80 people.
you have to have either two
large double boilers or an
extra large one. The beauty
of using double boilers is
that you never have a lumpy
sauce and can make 1t ahead
| OF time. leaving it in the
pan until time to serve. Then
just heat and serve. Hope
this will help you.
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Regular Meeting

The next regular meeting
Of the Southeast Business
and Professional Women's
Club will be a dinner meet
ing at 7 pm. Tuesday at the
House Of Seafood, 3025 Nay
lor road Sc. Mr.. Fair Grit
fin, conservation information
specialist Of the District, will
be the guest speaker.
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could while away the timer

could while away the timer
She is a fine arts major.
but there does not seem to
be any physical therapy in
her hospital. Reading. tele-
vision. etc., Is difficult. Her
arms, Of course, are free, but
they tire very quickly.
L would appreciate any
suggestions and so would she.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

orders for Loring Air Force
Base. Maine, located within
a few miles Of Canada. I
would appreciate comments
or contact from someone who
has lived there who knows
living conditions. schools,
churches and housing. I I'M
derstand the climate is very
cold most of the four sea-
sons.
Thank you very much.
Hospital Activities
Mrs. A. H. A., Washington
Could any kind reader help
me with a problem concern
ing a friend Of mine, please?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18
Leop Yeor Dance

Mrs. w. T. S.. Arlington
Will you please send me
some ideas on decorations,
etc., to be used for a leap
year dance. ! know 1t is
pretty early for this request,
but we are trying to get
plans on paper for next years
dances at our swimming club
and this one really has me
stumped.
Thanks so very much.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18

She will be in the hospital
for six months in q cast
from her waist down and fiat
on her back. She is normally
a very active person.
Could anyone with any
similar experience suggest
some method by which she
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18
Reader Offers Suggestions for Baby Shower

81 For one baby shower I gave had branstorm and
combined part Of the decorations with the dessert
Using cake mix. made individual cup cakes, baking
them in blue and pink cookie sheet and when
COOL frostng them in fluffy white. found very tiny little
plastic babies and plastic pink and blue umbrellas. put
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18

area where an adult may
take swimming lessons2 I
would prefer daytime lessons.
Thank you in advance.
- y
Muine Bound
Mrs. c. S., Washington
My husband has received
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18
Vibrator Slipcover
A. D., Bethesda

a. DsI DCITECOUW
I am looking for a pattern
; for a Slipcover for the new
. vibrator chairs which are now
so popular. 1t is very expen-
. sive to have one made. II
there is such a pattern avail
able, I would appreciate
learning where ! may pur-
. chase 1t.
Thank Won.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18
THOSE HORRID
AGE SPOTS*

Wsathered brown spots on the svrfoee
Of your hands and fuee tell the world
you're getting old-perhops before
you reolly ore. Fode them owoy with
new ESOTERlcA, that medieoted creom
thot breoks up masses of pigment on
the skin, makes hands look white and
young osoin. Equally effective on
foce, neck and arms. Not q eover-Up.
Acts in the skin-not on IL. Fruqront,
sreoseless bose for softenina, 1ubri.
eoting skin as II clears Up those
blemishes. II you have these zoe.
revealing brown spots, bIotches, or IL
you wont clearer, lighter skin, use
ESOTERICA. 81 plus tax OF Drug Fair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18
Fudge Pie

Mrs. A. p, SiIver Spring
I would like to request q
recipe for fudge pie using
, nuts (walnuts, I think in
the filling. It is ever so much
better than the pecan pies I
have eaten. A very popular
downtown cafeteria features
this. very rich but worth
while dessert. 1t Is topped
! with whipped cream.
Evening star., 1959-12-18
CANADIENS SNAP STREAK
Free-for-AII Penalties
Rule Teams Off Ice

believed unprecedented in the
league.
Clarence Campbell, league
president. had to discuss the
sequences of the infractions
with the penalty time-keeper.
With five men on each team
penaliZed at once three had to
serve delayed penalties. Each
team must have three skaters,
in addition to the goalie, on the
ice.
Of the "a penalties overall,
l3 went to the Leafs. The
record for most penalties in a
game is SO. set by Montreal and
Toronto on December 9, 1853
26 coming in the third period.
Eight different players ac-
counted for the Canadiens'
goals as league-leading Mont
real posted its first victory since
November 29. The Leafs went
down to their fifth straight set
back.
Rookie Murray Oliver, who is
a member Of the Cleveland
Indians baseball farm system,
scored twice in the final period
when Detroit overcame a 81
deficit against Chicago. The
triumph was the runner-up
Wings fourth in a row and ex-
tended their lead over third
place Toronto to five points.
Evening star., 1959-12-18

Wally Kullman, who yester-
day was sold to New Haven by
the Washington Presidents. will
make his debut as the Blades
player-coach against the New
York Rovers in an Eastern
Hockey League game tomorrow
night in Commack, N. Y.
Kullman replaces Edgar
(Chirp) Brenchley as player
coach of the last-place club.
Wally, a fiery center and Scor-
ing leader of the Washington
club for the last two seasons,
was advised of the switch fol-
lowing a workout yesterday at
Uline Arena.
Gary Bird. a 5-foot-8, l60-
pound defenseman, has joined
the Presidents and will be
available for use against New
York at $50 O'Clock tonight at
Uline's.
Daryl Macmillan, who scored
the Presidents first three-goal
Evening star., 1959-12-18
CeItics Goino
For Mark Set
ByOId Caps
BY the Associated Press

The rampaging Bost n
Celtics are riding the crest of
a l0-game winning streak in
the National Basketball As
ISOLATION, but they're still a long
way from the record for most
consecutive victories.
The CeltS kept their skein
intact by defeating the New
York Knicks, l37-l26, in Provi-
dence, r. l., in the only game
last night. In gaining its 23d
victory in 27 starts, Boston
opened up a five-game lead
over runner-up Philadelphia in
the Eastern Division.
The Washington CAPS Of the
old Basketball Association of
America, the fore-runner Of the
present NBA, set the mark of
IT IN a row in the 1946-47 sea-
son.
Tommy HeinSohn and Bob
Cousy supplied most of the
scoring impetus as the Celts
beat the hapleSs Knicks for the
fifth successive time. Heinsohr
sank 80 points and Cousy 81,
but New York's Richie Guerir
captured individual laurels with
a Appoint harvest.
Evening star., 1959-12-18
Bird Joins Presidents
After KuIImon's S Sale

hat trick" Of the season last
week, is expected to take up the
slack created by Kullman'S de-
parture. Macmillan has scored
five goals and four assists in
the Presidents last four games.
Tonight has been designated
family night" at Uline's with
children under l6 admitted free
when accompanied by parents
purchasing reserved seats.
The Presidents have only a
tie with New Haven to show to
their credit in the last seven
games. They also have lost
three straight matches to New
York since an early season
victory.
Kullman, who will return to
Washington as coach of the
Blades on Saturday, December
26, led the Presidents in scor-
ing two years ago with 63
points. He has been the league
leader in penalties for the last
two seasons.
Evening star., 1959-12-18
GIobetrotters, Net Stars
Invade UIine's Tomorrow

tennis match, while other acts
also have been scheduled.
The TrotterS, who have
played around the world before
millions. will have something
special to offer this time in two
star clowns. Meadowlark Lem
on, normally the No. l jester
on the team, will be joined by
Bob (Showboat) Hall, who
normally travels with differ
ent Globetrotter unit.
The TrotterS have new
dribbling marvel in Murray
Summons, who recently COM
pleted military training.
Providing the opposition will
be the Baltimore Rockets,
coached by Red KlotZ, former
Villanova star who played with
the old Baltimore Bullets in
the National Basketball Asso-
citation. The Rockets will play
it straight.
Evening star., 1959-12-18

Abe Saperstein's three-ring
circus, where basketball is set
to music and the laughter is
never canned, returns to Wash
ington for a one-night stand
at $50 pm. tomorrow at Uline
Arena.
The Harlem Globetrotters,
who have been getting laughs
for almost as many years as
Jack Benny. once again will
put on their hilarious show that
combines athletic talents with
comic relief.
And for an extra added at
traction. SaperStein will present
a one-Set tennis match between
Althea Gibson, the Harlem girl
who went on to capture the
Wimbledon championship, and
Karol FageroS.
Richard Bergman of Eng
land and Norikazu Cannon
balD Fujii will battle in a table
Evening star., 1959-12-18
Soccer Leaders
Play Off Sunday

Maggie'S Restaurant will
meet the Washington Sport
at 2 pm. Sunday at Twenty
third street and Constitution
avenue in a playoff match for
the f1rst-half championship of
the National Soccer League.
Both clubs finished the first
half Of the regular season with
81 records. The Sport Club
won the only clash between
the co-leaders this season.
In the only other game Sun
day, The Central Valet team
will play St. Gerard's of Bal
timore in the final elimination
of the Baltimore Washington
area National Amateur Chal-
lenge Cup play. They meet at
2:30 pm. at Baltimore's Pat
terSon Park.
Evening star., 1959-12-18
Scott Is Choice
To Win TV VFiqht

NEW YORK. Dec. 18 (AP).
Charley Scott of Philadel-
phia is the No. l contender,
winner of six straight, and
anxious to get a crack at Don
Jordan, the welterweight cham
pion.
Tonight, Scott guns for his
seventh in a row in televiSion
hereunder with middleWeight
Kid Paret Of Cuba at Madison
Square Garden. (The fight
will be shown over WRC-4 at
10 PM.
Scott, %. 148 pounds, is a
5-to-2 favorite to defeat Paret,
%, and 154. SCOTS record is
24-9, Paret's 1852.
Evening star., 1959-12-18
BY the Associated Press

Bedlam broke out in Montreal
last night with Referee Eddie
Powers assessing "a penalties
including 10 after a second
period free-for-a that in
volved all the players on the
ice except the goalies.
After the brawl was over, the
Canadiens had drubbed the
Toronto Maple Leafs, 80, to
snap a six-game National
Hockey League winless streak.
In a more serene game, the
Detroit Red Wings edged the
Chicago Black Hawks, 80, in
Detroit, to stretch their un-
beaten skein to six games.
Billy Harris of Toronto and
Jean-Guy Talbot Of Montreal
ignited the big fracas. Then
Gerry James, a member of the
Winnipeg football team, play
ing his first game Of the sea-
son for the Leafs and the
Canadiens' Dickie Moore joined
in.
Toronto'S Tim Horton and
Montreal's Jean Behveau
started swinging and Scuffling
Both went to the ice along with
LineSmen Dave ClutSam. vino
was trying to separate the two
Horton and Beliveau drew
major penalties for fighting
Harris, Talbot, James anc
Moore, along with Johnny Viii.
son and Allan Stanley Of the
Leafs and Boom Boom Geof.
frion and Tom johnson of the
CanadienS, all received minol
penalties for roughing.
All 10 players were bunchec
into the overcrowded penalty
box. The mass banishment il
Evening star., 1959-12-18
Joe Brown Gets
Offer by Waller

HOUSTON, Tex, Dec. 18
(AP).-Joe Brown, world light
weight champion, has a couple
of 100000 offers for fights,
out he's taking his time about
deciding which he's going to
accept.
His manager, Lou Viscusi,
said Brown, who injured his
right hand in a non-title fight
with Joe Parks at New Orleans
last week, needed a rest.
One offer was from George
ParnaSSuS of Los Angeles for
a title fight with Ramundo
Torres of Mexico. The other
which came yesterday, was
from Ron Waller, ex-Maryland
and Los Angeles Rams football
star, and would call for Brown
to meet Mauro VaSquez of Mex.
leo at Los Angeles.
Evening star., 1959-12-18

CINCINNATI, Dec. 18 (AP)
The National Leagues most
feared batter with a man on
base is Ernie Banks. The Cubs
slugger was purposely walked
20 times in 1859, the official
averages showed today.
Hank Aaron of Milwaukee
was next in line with II in
territorial walks, followed by
Harry Anderson of Philadel-
phia, IA.
Ed Mathews of Milwaukee,
who batted ahead of Aaron and
nipped Banks for the home run
title, 46-45, was Intentionally
walked only twice.
Aaron, in addition to his vic
tory in the batting race. won
the National League slugging
title. He collected 400 total bases
in 629 times at bat for a .636
slugging mark. His total base
aggregate was the highest since
Stan Musial of st. Louis posted
429 in l948.
Jim Gillian, Los Angeles
leadof hitter. led in bases on
balls with SO.
Wally Post of Philadelphia
struck out the most times, 10l.
Other leaders were Frank
Robinson of Cincinnati, who
was hit by eight pitched balls;
Del Crandall of Milwaukee, who
grounded into "a double plays,
and Gillian and the Cards Don
Blasingame, who grounded into
the fewest double plays, 3.
Twenty-four major league
records were established in Ma
tiOnal League competition.
Among them were Harvey Had
dix IL hitleSS innings; the
highest winning percentage
among pitchers, .947 by Pitts
burgh'S El Roy Face; the high
Evening star., 1959-12-18
Rich Pin Tourney
Opens Tomorrow

CHICAGO, Dec. 18 (AP).-
Bowling'S richest singles tour
nament, the S296,OOO Petersen
Classic. opens its golden ami
versary run tomorrow with a
record entry of l1,840.
The 50th classic, extending
through June &c, carries a first
prize of $25.000.
The field includes 500 women.
Everybody bowls from scratch
in eight games with total pin
fall deciding the outcome.
Last years winner was Don
Bartz of Milwaukee, whose
1,703 score won him $20,100.
In the 49 previous classics,
1884 bowlers shared $1,934,-
3l6 in prizes. Second place
pays $12,5OO, third is worth
$4,000.
Evening star., 1959-12-18
Pro Coach Rehired

VANCOUVER, Dec. 18 CAP)
Directors of the British Co.
lumbia Lions of the Western
Interprovincial Football Union
last night ratified its execu-
tive'S decision to grant Coach
Wayne Robinson a new 4-year
contract. Terms were not an
Evening star., 1959-12-18
Texans Sign Krisher

DALLAS, Tex, Dec. l8 (AP)
Bill Krisher, former ALL
America guard at Oklahoma,
has signed a contract with the
Dallas Texans of the American
Football League. Kris h e r
played with Pittsburgh in 1858,
but this year asked for and got
his release because Of injuries.
Evening star., 1959-12-18
Jerry Graham Faces
Bon in Virginia

RICHMOND, Dec. l8 (AP).
"A professional wrestler has
been given IS days to show
cause why his license to wrestle
in Virginia should not be re-
voked.
Jerry Graham had been
ordered to appear before the
State Athletic Commission S
public hearing Tuesday on
charges that a wrestling mo-
nopoly exists in Virginia. In
stead, he sent a telegram say
ing he was wrestling in Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1959-12-18
Area Pirate Scout
PITTSBURGH, Dec. l8 ZAP

PITTSBURGH. Dec. 18 (AP) :.
The Pirates today announced
the appointment Of sgd Thrift,
jr., of Locust Hill, Va, as scout
ing supervisor for the Mary
land, Virginia and West Vir-
ginia area. Thrift formerly
coached baseball at Mount
Vernon High School in Fair
fax County.
Evening star., 1959-12-18
HURLERS SHOW FEAR OF BANKS
Aoron's Total Bases
Hiqhest Since 1948

est fielding percentage and
fewest errors by a shortstop
C895-12 errors by Banks;
most putouts by a catcher for
a season C848), John Roseboro,
Los Angeles, and most strike
outs, season. club pitching staff
LOTT by Los Angeles.