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allowed to settle down and pre-
pare for the Sugar Bowl game
against Mississippi on New
Years Day.
He already has been honored
as an All-America halfback on
the Associated Press 1859
eleven, the second year in a
row he made the first team,
and was picked as the Nations
outstanding back in a poll of
writers and broadcasters.
The Heisman Trophy is given
each year to the outstanding
football player in the Nation
by a vote of sportswriters and
broadcaSters in conjunction
with the Downtown AC here.
Cannon is the 25th recipient of
the award. Pete Dawkins, the
Army All-America, who has
turned into a rugby sensation
in England, won the trophy last
year.
Evening star., 1959-12-10
HARRIS

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fifth games. Goose Goslin also
hit three home runs for the
Senators.
Harris was one of four vet
Grams who Joined the Senators
in 1925 when the late Clark
Griffith thought his worlds
champions of 1924 needed some
strengthening. Stan Coveleskie
and Dutch Ruether, who had
seen their best days as pitchers
with other clubs, contributed
a total Of 38 victories for WASH
ington that season. Everett
Scott. once a star shortstop for
the Yankee and Red Sox, also
was acquired as a utility in
fielder.
Harris. a s. foot g, u.s.
FOUNDER, broke into organized
baseball in 1912 as first base
man for the Bay City club of
the old Southern Michigan
League. After his 1914 trial
with the Yankees, he played
two seasons with Chattanooga
in the Southern Association
then played I12 games for
Cleveland in 1917 before. join
ing the Army.
After the war, Joe batted
.375 for Cleveland in 1919, then
played independent ball in
1920-21. He Joined the Red
Sox in 1922 after the Boston
club had traded Stuffy Nc
Innis, veteran first baseman,
to Cleveland for him.
Funeral services will be held
Saturday in Franklin, Pa.
Harris is survived by his widow,
a sister and three brothers.
Evening star., 1959-12-10
BY DICK O'BRIEN
Star Stan Writer

BALTIMORE, Dec. 10. -
Frank Northcutt, Americas
leading apprentice jockey, is
within striking range of a new
meeting record at Pimlico fol-
lowing his feat of riding double
winners on successive days.
Going into today's program
Northcutt had 80 winners, only
five short of the modern mark
established at Pimlico in the
fall of 1856, when Dave Cor
man booted home 81 winners.
Meanwhile, Trainer George
Stribling still has Northcutt's
contract up for sale for SIS, 1000
with no apparent takers. One
of the reasons for this is that
the 17-year-old Covington. KY.
rider will lose his apprentice
allowance late this month at
Charles Town, where he scored
his first victory a year ago.
Northcutt rode his second
straight daily double yesterday,
winning the opener with Plucky
Doge ($7.60) and the second
aboard Missy-Snippy ($15.60
The double paid $43. On Tues
day, Northcutt was astride Foxy
Pat and Lloyd's Angel in the
frs two events for a $47.40
double.
On the national front, North
cutt has now ridden 268 win
ners, which places him fourth
behind Willie Shoemaker, Bob
by Ussery and Bill Hartack.
Northcutt lost the featured
Upper Crossroads purse yester-
Evening star., 1959-12-10
Joyce and Sneud Finish
As ACC Offense Champions

GREENSBORO, N. c., Dec
10 (AP). - Norman Snead,
Wake Forest quarterback, and
Jim Joyce, Maryland fullback
are the Atlantic Coast Confer
ence's 1859 individual offense
champions.
However, two other quarter
backs, Roman Gabriel of North
Carolina State and Dale Betty
Of Maryland, staged brilliant
late finishes to win a share OF
the honors.
Snead, according to the final
ACC Service Bureau figures,
won the total offense and
passing titles with record
breaking totals of 1855 yards
and 80 competitions. He also
put his name in the record
book for most touchdown
passes thrown (12), most
passes attempted Q9D and
most yards passing d,36D.
Joyce was the ground-gaining
champion with 567 yards rush.
ing. Gabriel set four conference
single-game records and one
season standard. He missed two
games at mid-year because of
a leg injury, but completed 54
OF IS tosSes for $50 yards and
three touchdowns in his last
three games.
He set ACC records for most
passes attempted and COM
pleted in a single game, most
Evening star., 1959-12-10

Cliff Gill was hot and Kelly
Beach wasn't and the net re-
suit was that Clarendon Trust
Co. knocked of league-leading
Coca Cola three games in last
nights big match in the Met
ropolitan Circuit League.
Five times in the previous six
weeks, Beach had crashed the
pins to the tune of 400 sets and
the time he didn't top the magic
figure he was a hair-line away
with 398. But last night he
slipped to a 336 set, while Gill
was throwing a 169 game and
a 410 set for the Clarendon
team on its home lanes.
John Fox countered with
159-407 for the soft drink club,
but it wasn't enough and the
Colas slipped to mere pinfall
lead over Cameo Appliances, a
two-game loser to Frederick s
Motors. Tom Workings 163-40l
for Cameo was high in this
match.
Joe Scuderi of Penn Recrea-
ton took high game honors, a
medal-winning lit. and totaled
406 but his team still dropped
two to Pizza Palace.
y
Only other 400 set of the
night was turned in by Jerry
Brown, whose 147-402 led Nor
riS Miller Liquors to a 81 vic
tory over Club Belray.s
Eddie Owens still tops the
averages. He totaled 376 last
night and now owns a mark of
1916. Beach is second at 1877
% and Eddie Pugh, a route
agent for The Star, rolled a
$40 with Morris Miller and now
averages 1874.
The standings: Coca Cola,
28-14; Cameo, 28-14; Claren-
don, 25-17; Foley Ford, 1918;
Rockmont, 1919; Frederick's
Motors, 1920: Robertson's
Crab House, 1920; Pizza
Bucket, 21-21; Pizza Palace, 81
81; Marlboro Lumber, 1922:
Van Horn, 20-22: Branch Auto,
1923; Banning, 1928; Morris
Miller. 1924; Penn, 17-25;
Club Belray, 11-31.
y y
Goetz Co. also lost share
Of first place in the Women's
Capital Major League, by virtue
of two setbacks administered
by Fair Lanes, Inc, while the
King Pins were taking two from
Fontana Bowlerama.
Evening star., 1959-12-10
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
ts., Is.sIIL REsuLT ~ YESTERDAY 81 ,!IY %

RESULT YESTERDAY
Luther Jackson. Ga st Emma, 80
GAMES TODAY
Coolidge at Landon, $3.50.
st; Anthony at Priory, 8.
Eotre Dame at Neale, 800.
GAMES TOMORROW
WashinHton-Lee at Fairfax, 8.
Annandale at Lee, s.
Hammond at George washinston,
Stuart et Mount Vernon. s.
Wakefield at Falls Church, g.,
Osbourn at Groveton, 8.
Herndon at Nokesville, 7:3O.
ca-dozo at Parker-Grsy, s.
Manassas REGIONAL at Johnson-Wil
Dunbar at Hoffman Boston, $50.
American " at Spingarn, $50.
St Adams at Coolidge, $3.50.
Chamberlain at DeMatha, $3.50.
Gonzaga VS. Wilson at AU, $50.
Phelps at Fairmont Heights, $3.50,
Carroll at Bladensburg, $3.50.
Suitland at High Point,
Northwestern at Oxon Hill. z.
Blair at Walter johnson.
Bethesda Chevy Chase at Wheaton, z
Mackin At sherwood, 500
Great Mills At sesscer; 7;30; l,,v s.ao
Glenelg at Sykesville, 8
Waikersville at Poolesville, z.
Lackey at Arundel $50.
Charlotte Hall at Surrattsville, $50
Georgetown Prep at OCopnel, $50
Bulls Prep at Loyola Frosh, $3.50
Columbian Prep at woodward Prep
Luther jackson at criser Pront ROyaD,
Evening star., 1959-12-10
BORNET ELECTED PRESIDENT
Doser Thanks Members
At Woodmont Meetino

Clarence Doser, who recently
resigned under pressure as
Woodmont Country Club golf
professional, attended the an
nual meeting last night and in
a brief talk thanked the mem
bers for their support in his
six years as pro.
Doser leaves next week for his
usual winter job at Vero Beach,
Fla. Gene Larkin will be acting
pro until Doser's successor is
named. An official of the club
said it might be months before
that takes place.
David Bornet, executive vice
president of the National Saw
ings d. Trust. was elected presi-
dent.
Other officers elected we're:
First vice president, william
r. Lichtenberg: second vice
president, Oscar I. Dodek; sec
retary, for the Goth year. Philip
Rosenfeld: assistant secretary,
Dexter Kohn; treasurer, Sam
kaufman; assistant treasurer,
Jack Blau; auditor, Harold
Bobys.
DR.. Jerry Footer was reap
pointed golf chairman and Leo
pold v. Freudberg reappointed
greens chairman for about the
30th year.
Five members were elected to
three-year terms on the board:
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LUCAS
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until after the Liberty Bowl
game. I also had a nice letter
from Judge (Sam) Weiss, who
was instrumental in sending
Lucas to Penn States
Weiss, a former member Of
Congress, also oficiated in the
National Football League be-
fore abandoning the gridiron
to devote his full time to law.
The Redskins planned to
bring the three Penn State
players to Washington for Sum-
days finale against the New
York Giants but were dissuaded
because it would interfere with
their studies.
Ralph c. Wilson, jr., Detroit
sportsman who owns the Buff
falo franchise, said he was dis
appointed to lose Jim Leo, Gin
cinnati end, to the New York
GiantS-particularly after Of
fering $4,000 more than the
Giants.
The only other player signed
by the Bills is Joe Schaffer,
Tennessee tackle, who was the
APPS lineman of the week after
the Vols beat Louisiana State.
Evening star., 1959-12-10
BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

King Pins took over the lead
they had lost to Goetz the pre-
ceding week. The margin now
is in pinfall as each has a 26-
l6 record.
Lorraine GULL shot 1882
to lead the King Pins. while
Marian Muller had l2S-350 for
Fontana. Edie Adams, with
129-35s, lead Fair Lanes over
Goetz, which featured Anne
Sarbacher's l41-361 and league
leading Hap Kenney's $50.
Miller High Life won two
from Peoples Title Co., with
Agnes Belas firing a 1872 and
the nights highest set. 379,
for Miller. Bobbie Jones had
121-350 for Peoples.
Mrs. Kenney leads in aver
age with 1872. followed by
Miss Jones, 1873: Ruth King
of the King Pins, ll7-18, and
Mrs. Adams, 117-5.
The standings: King Pins,
26-16; Goetz, 26-l6; Fair
Lanes, 24-18. Peoples Title, l8-
"a; Miller, 1924; Fontana,
1923.
Evening star., 1959-12-10
Nixon Praises Cannon,
Heismon Award Winner

NEW YORK, Dec. 10 (AP).-
Billy Cannon, Louisiana States
All-America halfback, heads
back to Baton Rouge today,
taking with him the accolades
of Vice President Nixon, who
presented him with the Heis-
man Trophy last night.
He may not be the best
runner, kicker, passer, tackler
or pass receiver" Nixon told a
Nationwide radio audience
and hundreds assembled at the
Downtown Athletic Club, but
Billy Cannon is the best foot
ball player in the United States
today"
Nixon described him as mot
an ordinary cannon, but an
atomic cannon-the ultimate
weapon in the arsenal of Paul
Dietzel (LSU coach)."
One LSU official wondered
aloud If Cannon will now be
Evening star., 1959-12-10
YANKEES
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MariS, who would fit in ideally
with their plans of regaining
prestige next year." Mehl wrote
Mehl speculated that the
Yanks would trade Pitcher Don
Larsen CD and Outfielders
Hank Bauer (.238) and Norm
Siebern (.27D for Maris.
MehPs predictions have been
almost 100 per cent accurate
in the trading department. He
reported Stengel as saying the
AS and YankS, having ex-
hausted all other channels, may
turn to each other for a big
swap.
The Athletics also might
have the answer to Stengel's
need for a good lefthanded
pitcher in Bud Daley, the
knuckleballer who led the Kan
sas City staff last year with
Is victories.
Whether Owner Arnold john
son would turn loose Daley is
problematical, since the clubs
greatest weakness Is its pitch
ing.
Evening star., 1959-12-10
PIMLICO NOTES

day astride the 2-to-1 favorite,
Father. Bob, to the fast-closing
Yes You Will, owned by Mrs.
Edith L. Price.
Yes You Will was clocked in
a highly creditable 1:114s for
the muddy 6 furlongs. Yes You
Will won by a length and a half
over Father Bob, with Chasmar
Flash third. The winner paid 81.
Yesterdays attendance was
10,1l8, and wagering reached
81, ,05l. .525. Pimlico has one more
stakes events scheduled for this
meeting, which closes Tuesday.
Charles Town opens its winter
session Wednesday.
1t is the $4,000 Jennings
Handicap to be run Saturday.
Alagash, a 3-year-old gelding
owned by Janon Fisher, jr.,
suffered a broken right hind
leg during a workout yesterday
and was destroyed by DR.. Rob.
ert Leonard, track veterinarian.
Alagash was turning into the
stretch with Vernon Wisner in
the saddle when the accident
occurred. Wisner was shaken
up. but not injured.
Alagash had raced both on
the fiat and over hurdles earlier
in the year.
Bobby Bernhardt, a former
jockey turned trainer, has
moved three of his charges in
from New York for the closing
stages of the meeting. They
are Alley Gal, Romany Rec and
Snap Scamp.
Evening star., 1959-12-10
Upset SpoiIs Streak
Of Mississippi State

Island, 1855; st. JoSeph's
(Pa) defeating Gettysburg.
74-54. and Providence beating
Brown, 1853.
Irish Take Double Overtime
Once-beaten Notre Dame de-
feated Northwestern, 1888, in
double e-overtime on the Wild
cats court. Three baskets by
John Tully did it for the Irish
in the final extra period. Mike
Graney's jump shot tied 1t,
82-all, for Notre Dame in the
first overtime after Chuck
Brandt's tip-in had given the
visitors a 75-75 tie in regulation
play. Graney and Northwest
ern's Floyd Campbell each
scored 30 points.
Oklahoma ended Texas S
Techs home court winning
streak. dating back to Fehru-
ary. 1858. at IA games with
four players matching the Tex
ans total. Dennis Price, Dar-
rell Heidebrecht and Brian
Ethridge each scored IL points,
and Buddy Hudson added 10
for the Sooners, who led by
only two, 1927. at the half.
Sanders Leads NYU
Miami's 6-foot-4 Ron God
frey, who scored % points, and
6-foot-7 Harry Manushaw con-
trolled the boards and made it
easy against Houston. st. Jo-
seph's. led by Bobby McNeill's
"a points, shook loose from
Gettysburg in the second half.
Tom Sanders counted % points
for NYU. which led Rutgers by
81 at the half. Dartmouth led,
40-31, at halftime and over
came a 23-point job by Rhode
Islands Tom Harrington. Jim
Hadnot. a 6-foot-10 sophomore
from Oakland, Calf, scored 20
points and had Is rebounds for
Providence in his "a minutes
against Brown.
Texas Christian walloped
winless Tulsa, 99-77. an all
time high by a Tulsa opponent,
and TCU's top total since scor-
ing l0l against Abilene Chris
tisn four years ago.
In other games, Temple de-
feated Princeton. 68-65: Yale
beat Fordham. 82-65: Columbia
defeated Baltimore u, 69-62:
Connecticut whipped New
Hampshire. 75-51, in a Yankee
Conference game, and Harvard
held off Williams. 69-67. Okla
homa State cracked Texas
Western, 68-4l: Denver beat
Air Force. 56-53: Marshall hit
touring Pepperdine, 82-76, and
Boston U. beat Massachusetts,,
71-56.
Evening star., 1959-12-10
Security Plan
For Coaches
Works at Yale

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Dec.
10 (AP)-An agreement among
gentlemen is Yale's answer to
the unstable situation that
prevails in college coaching.
and all concerned avow they
like it.
All of Yale's head coaches,
including Football Coach Jor-
dan Olivar, are covered by
what Yale calls appoint
ments without term" This
means there are no contracts,
no signatures, only a gentle
mems agreement sealed with
a handshake.
AS Athletic Director Delaney
Kiphuth, who announced the
lifetime appointments yeSter-
day, puts it: I'VE want to take
the position of a coach out of
public domain and place it on
a relationship between the
coach and the institution, to
be handled by me and the
board Of athletic control.
I'VE want to get away from
Judgment on the scoreboard-
victories and defeats. We
want to make him feel he is
wanted, and this appointment
without-term appears to be the
answer"
The agreements are subject
to review annually. If some
thing is wrong in a sport, the
coach Is given q year to correct
1t. At the end of that year, if
the job Is satisfactory, the
coach is so told, and that is
that. If the job he is doing is
considered unsatisfactory, he is
given a year to seek a job else
where.
1naC gives q coach what
amounts to three years of
security. And If he never gets
that year to look elsewhere, he
can look forward to retirement
at the age of SO.
I'm all for it, and I don't
know Of anything like it,
Olivar says. ITS a lifetime
agreement the way / look at
it,"
Other head coaches covered
are Murray Murdoch, hockey;
Joe VanciSin, basketball; Jim
Rathschmidt, crew: Ethan AL
len, baseball; Phil Moriarty.
swimming; Bob Giegengack
and Frank Ryan, track: John
Skillman, tennis and Bill Hark-
ness. lacrosse.
Kiphuth said he has offered
the setup to other members of
the Ivy League, but. none so
far has taken him up on 1t.
Evening star., 1959-12-10
CousyRoIlies
Celts to 9th
Win in Row
By the Associate Pres

Philadelphia's Wit Chamber
lain still leads Boston's Bill
Russell in their personal duel.
But the standings show Boston
with a four-game bulge over
Philadelphia.
Chamberlain, obviously hand
icapped by an injured foot,
outscored Russell, 1928, and
out-rebounded the Boston ace.
2O-l9, last night but the Celtics
defeated the Warriors, l37-1l6,
In the second half of a double
header at Boston. Jack Twyman
tailed SO points in leading the
Cincinnati Royals to a 129-il9
triumph over Detroit in the
f1rst half Of the twin bill,
Syracuse moved within a game
OF Philadelphia by beating
Minneapolis, $3.50, at Seattle.
Scores IL Straight
While Chamberlain was ex-
ceeding his average-point pro-
duction, the Celtics got another
top performance from the bril-
liant Bob Cousy. With Boston
trailing, 7l-69, in the third
period the incompatible Cousy
set the Celtics of on a string of
II straight points. Cousy ended
up with l8 points but was top
ped by Frank Ramsey (29).
Tommy HeinSohn 900 and
Russell.
The victory was BoSton's
seventh straight and squared
the four-g a me series with
Philadelphia at two each.
Shue Scores 26
Cincinnati took an early lead
and held it all of the way ex-
cept briefly in the second period
when the Pistons forged out in
front, 34-3l. Gene Shue was
high for Detroit with rs points.
Rookie Dick Barnett, little
from Tennessee
State, dropped in 10 points in
the last quarter as the Nation
ais pulled away from Minneap-
oils. Elgin Baylor, former
Seattle All-America whom 8,lOO
people came to see, had one of
his poorer nights for the Lakers
with only II points. Rookie
Rudy Larusso topped the Lakers
with %.
Evening star., 1959-12-10
Horn Picks Cunudo

IOWA CITY, Dec. 10 (AP)-
Iowa Fullback Don Horn has
signed a pro football contract
with Vancouver of the Cana
dian Football Union. Horn
had been drafted by Los An
geles of the new American
Football League.
Evening star., 1959-12-10
Bill collins Leeds
In Colombo Golf

BARANQUILLA, Colombia,
Dec. 10 (AP).-Bill Collins of
Lutherville, Md, took a 4-stroke
lead in the Barranquilla Open
golf tournament yesterday with
a flrSt-round score of 66. Bob
Toski of Miami, Fla, was Sec
ond with a 70.
Evening star., 1959-12-10
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sank a layup to give George
town its first lead at 5S-55.
Sheehan added two foul shots
to increase GUS lead, but that
was all as the Eagles bounced
back to snare the victory.
In the preliminary it was
more Of the same for American
U. as the Eagles jayvee S
trimmed Georgetown's fresh
men, $685.. Bob Lindquist was
the big scorer for AU with 38
points.
Evening star., 1959-12-10
By the Asseclated Pres.

Mississippi States basket
ball team last night showed it
misses Bailey Howell. the g.
foot-7 All-American who led
the way last year to the South
eastern Conference champion
ship.
With Howell now playing pro
ball, Mississippi States un-
beaten string ended at IS
games with a 71-62 upset by
little Louisiana Tech last night.
A tight zone defense and a
43-point second half did it for
Louisiana Tech. which had a
three-way scoring punch in
Ray Germany. with II points,
and Jackie Moreland and Joe
Daigle, each with Is. Missis-
sippi State, playing a slow. de-
liberate game, but unable to
move through the zone or hit
from the outside, was led BY
Jerry Graves, who scored 10
points. Mississippi State led,
1923, at the half.
1t was only the second de-
feat in "a games, stretching
back to the 1873 camuaien
for the Maroons, who had a
PAL record last season but
passed up the NCAA tourna-
ment because of racial issues.
Mississippi State won its last
is games last season, after a
97-66 defeat by Auburn, and
breezed through its first three
games this season.
Colorado is Upset
Mississippi State wasn't the
only team jolted with a first
defeat last night, however.
Once-beaten New Mexico State,
trailing by 10 at halftime,
spilled Colorado (3-D from
the unbeaten list, 77-69, with
6-foot-7 George Knighton scor-
ing 20 points. And little
Hofstra spoiled things for
Army, $3.50. on Stan Elm
bender's driving layup at the
final buzzer.
Among unbeatens who stayed
that way. Dayton defeated
Miami (Ohio), 6l-45, with g.
doot-6 Gary Roggenburk, a
soph. setting a school record
with 80 rebounds and leading
scorers with 81 points; Okla
homa defeated Texas Tech, So
43; touring Miami of Florida
raped Houston, 1858, and
Maryland beat Virginia, 1852,
in an Atlantic Coast Confer
ence game.
The East's top-flight four,
at least in early-season selec-
tions. also won with New York
U. whipping Rutgers. 1886;
Dartmouth defeating Rhode
Evening star., 1959-12-10

Irving (Chips) Cantor, Herman
Edlavitch, DR.. Max Hurston,
James Rotto and Joseph 70
moiski.
A debate on extension of the
club was tabled until the next
meeting Of the board.
Evening star., 1959-12-10

yards in total offense and pass
ing for a single contest.
Betty. who fell heir to the
Maryland quarterback job late
in the year, completed 10 OF
% passes in his last three
games for 432 yards and eight
touchdowns.
The individual total offense
leaders:
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Washington High had scored
49 in his first two games.
Bunge, Mcdonald and Mcneil
helped Maryland to double the
Cavaliers rebounds. In fact,
Bob Mortell, 6-foot-8, grabbed
all but five of. the rebounds
made by Virginia all night.
Bunge made II of 81 shots from
the floor and connected 10
straight times from the foul line
before missing his last attempt.
The Terps have two home
games next week, playing
Georgetown on Monday and
Wake Forest Friday.
Evening star., 1959-12-10
RECREATION
BASKETBALL

MONTGOMERY COUNTY ADULT
LEAGUE
Naval Ordnance Lab, 80; Rockville
''B" Battery. AZ. aiiv.r enrinv
Billiards, 40.
Keeler Brick, 81; Johns Hopkins. 3s.
Montgomery County Sentinel, SO;
Thompson Realtor, "a.
Evening star., 1959-12-10

Totals 20 90 70 Totals 90 20 63
Halftime score: yirginia Frosh, 40;
Maryland Frosh, 81.
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