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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-18
~ !AMsS 4. CUTLER

.G-ii ! Ly1.., executive
secretary. YMCA and Wv c a,
Ann Arbor. Michigan. was the
speaker at the annual Laymcns
Day observed al Bethel ANE
Church, Frederick and ST. An.
tome. Sunday morning
Bishop w A. billiard. newly
elected prelate Ct the ANE Zion
conference. will be honorcd at a
testimonial dinner at 81 Paul
AME Zion Church next Monday
evening. June -. at 1880 pm.
Co-ordinator for the affair hon,
ring St. Pauls former is Rich
ard Gray. who is being ably as
listed by Burrcll Pace Willie
Volsan. Mrs. Lyons. Miss Adrenc
OTIS. and Mrs Mile Rayford
state. County and city officials
viii participate in the tribute TO
Bishop billiard.
Rev. George w TAYLOR pastor
for 81 years al Nj Olive Baptist.
Port Huron is being honored in
series of services at that church
Pill Vanncss
Ann Reno. general chairman.
announced that many Dctroitcrs
are attending the services which
will end June 10 al 800 pm.
Pastors and congregations parti.
cipatinc include Rev J Porter
md Fellowship Baptist Church,
Rev II. w Wright and Mt Zion;
Elder { II Lucas and All Ma
tons Church of God In Christ
and Rev. John Ports and Pilgrim
Baptist
Also Rev James l. Moss and
Sprinehill; Rev r. w WRIGHT
and New. Pride; Rev c W Bot
Ter and Metropolitan and the
Ministers Fellowship cf Port lid
ron Committee in charge Of scr
vices include. Mrs Reno KIM
Thompson. Wilma ThomaSon Ru-
by Kidd and Shirlcc Whitaker,
Veteran ncNSman. Russ J Cow
ans. was the guest speaker al a
ally held SUNDAY afternoon al
he New ST Paul BAPTIST Church.
ilCl Riopcllc The program was
oromoiacd by Bishop c II ful.
mcr. director Of the Missionary
Workers Home 9Ol + Hancock.
IN campaien TO helm the mis-.
sionaricS get a new building
The Youth OF the Greater MI
Zion Baptist Church gave a
Broadway Fashion show Friday
evening in observance Of the
First Anniversary e the Mission
AIRY Choir Sandra Phillips was
general chairman Linda Phil
lips. president. Bessie Kennedy
corrcspcndins secretary and the
Re, T. c. Spann pastor The
Missionary Choir is Youth
group.
Mrs Frances a. Walston, evan
gclsl. delivered the first annual
Woman's Day address at Allen
Temple CME Church sunday
morning Mrs W II Amos wife
If the minister of ST John CAIIs
Church was the afternoon guest
speaker Mrs. Lucille was co.
chairman of the services Mrs
Lillian b Dozicr, program and
the Rev. O. l.. Naylor. minister
The choirs of the Michigan
Baptist District Association pre-.
sentcd a grand musical at Jcho-
yah Missionary Baptist Church.
1881 JOS Campau, Friday rve-
nins Or. William Bishop was
moderator. The Rev f. G.. Mel
vim. host pastor.
Mrs. Villa NJ. Grimes. president
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-04
WILLOUGHBY HILLS
BUILDERS HOME

IN Euclid, like new, 2 years old,
modern ranch, 3 bedrooms, !
paneled, can be used as den or
family room, large kitchen with
eating space, built-ins. dining
room with French doors leading
onto covered patio, 2 wood-burn-
ing fireplaces. full divided base
ment and recreation room. 2-car
garage. S26 500 w. 1-74l4 or
~ 1-Q21n
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-04

FEMALE

FEMALE
CLERK.TYP1ST. A mature
$3.50 Yeors OF age woman TO
handle phones. talk to
advertising agencies and
sulesmen. Good typist. and a
girl who can "tuke charge"
and work with little super
vision. Excellent Eost side
Company. No fee . S37S
PERSONNEL CLERK. Good
tYpist. attractive. alert woman.
25-40 yrs. Excellent Euclid
company. Relocate later to
Northern Ohio town.
Sturt ........... S37SS450
TELETYPE OPERATOR. to IS
yrs. Euclid ..... $3.50 up
BOoKKEEpER-ACCoUNTANT.
work for accounting firm. J.
girl office. excellent oppor-
tunity; Willoughby $3.50 up
SECRETARIES. purchasing.
secretoriol dept. know
technical terms. No fee.
Sturt . S360-S400
SECRETARY. l-girl office. light
dictotion. handle phones. exp.
Euclid. 8 to 4:30.
StCTt ......... S32S-S375
SECRETARY. pres. young.
capable. mature. good
stenogruphic skills. work for
wonderful man. Euclid.
No fee ............ $3.50
MGR BOOKKEEPING Mch. opr.,
older woman welcome.
secure. free from
loy-offs. .........S S250-S275
CLERK-TYPISTS, severol excel
lent openings for experienced.
accurate typists at Euclid and
Five Points locations.
Start .......... $275-S285
SALES GIRL, experienced IN
selling wearing upporel.
Willouohby .Sl.25/hr.
PIX RECEPTIONlsr. no typing.
no fec $500
AND MANY OTHERS!
M PM. Mon. Thru FIJI.
Appointment
} Sis Mon. thru Fn.
REAR OF BUILDING
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-04
NEW SLIT LEVEL
DREAM RANCH

WITH / acre of beautiful landscaped
land. 538 Richmond rd, open Sat-
urday and Sunday from ! 80 to
5 o. m, this is a dream 3-bed-
room ranch with 2-car attached,
basement, gas furnace; while do
ing your Saturday shopping. take
time out to stop in on your way
home, it will pay you richly; To-
cation is near Wilson Mills rd., st.
Paschal parish; quick possession.
owner has purchased another
home, must sell at once. Ex-
clusively Flora Fischer. n. G..
Miller Realty 2118 Noble I'd.
CI 1-6Q21. res EN 2-n71A
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-04
REAL ESTATE WANTED

PRIVATE buyer needs 3, -4-bed-
room bungalow or ranch inEu-
clid, Lake Shore or Beverly Hills
area; basement; double garage;
fireplace: under S28, 900.
RE. 2-9241 evenings and week
ends.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-04
BRICK SPLIT-LEVEL
OWNER

5-S DOUBLE; lovely neighborhood
brick fireplace, large living and
dining rooms; brick barbecue and
picnic table, gas heat, double ga
rage, very low S20's. 1885 Colon
made. KE. 1929, KE. 1-378S; ap-
r,oirtn7ent or1ly.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-04

MALE
TECHNICAL
QUALITY CONTROL, metal.
lurgist with exp. in speciiico-
tions and statistics; degree
preferred l.... s60o-S70o
ASSEMBLY FOREMAN, man
with exp. on assembly and
building Of heavy machines.
Profit sharing ..... 1850
I. E. TRAINEE. 2 companies
need men with |. E. or Ind.
Met. to troin in
time study ... S450-So00
LAB. TECHS. men with IL
years OF college chemistry
for metollurgicol and
lab work ........ S300-S375
Mony other fine positions.
COMMERCIAL
ACCOUNTANT. cost plus fixed
fee contract exp;
decree .. s6oo-s7oo
ACCOUNTANT. IL yrs. in
general accounting. degree
not needed ........... to $3.50
YOUNG BOOKKEEPER. sharp
young man to train for nation
al company; start coshiering
department .... S250-S325
CLERK TYPIST. young man to
type. some mech.
drdwing .........,... SZIo
MARKETING
Progressive local mfg. firm
cognizont of the importance of
marketing functions. Seeking On
administrative ossistont to exec.
Duties will be interesting. many
and varied. Only q man of fu-
ture executive coliber will be
considered. Must hove q good
understanding Of marketing and
advertising terminologY.
HEAVY EQUIPMENT SALES
Well.estoblished territory now
producing $4,000 for retiring
solesmon. Experience selling to
excovotors and general conhuc-
tors will quolifY q man between
24-4o years Of age. PRODUCT
Complete line Of heavy consuuc-
tion machinery. Company will
furnish cor. oil expenses. sol
cry and commission.
interviewing Hours: 8 A,
Evenings By
Offices Open $3.50 te
FREE PARKING IN
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-04
MUSICAL instruments

PIANO taught in your home. classic
and popular, Euclid, Willowick
Wickliffe only. RE. 2-9548, after
moons.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-04
REAL ESTATE
PART TIME

OR full time, Tues. night at the
Charterhouse Motel in Euclid,
program describing a fine new
business with excellent financial
opportunities is being presented
to qualified people. Call
VIII. 6-1092 for preliminary inter-
view. Hours 9 to II .. m, 9 to 10
p. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-04
TRAIlERS

UTILITY trailer, 4x8. heavy metal,
weight 500 lbs, capacity 1900 lbs,
SIPS: call Sunday HI. 2-8l13.
TRAILER, wheel commercial $40
East 147th st. after go pm.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-04
NORTH OF BLVD.
SOUTH EUCLID

EUCLID bungalow. freshly painted;
4 large bedrooms, carpetng, built
in TV, disposal: aluminium storms
and screens; 1lz-car garage; near
buses, schools, churches. See IT
and make offer. Near East 26Oth.
RE. 1-9l16.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-04
BY OWNER
3 FAMILY. 5-5-2. 1902 Colt I'd.
w 1-3oA4
PICTURE BOOK
VIEW OE THE LAKE

-old, 3-bedroom ranch;
thermopane picture windows. IN a
rustic, secluded spot. close TO
transportation and shopping; at
tached 2-car garage, wood-burn-
ing fireplace, covered patio:
priced in middle S20's. C-P-M
Realty. Inc. realtor. VIII. 4-3232.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-04
BRICK COLONIAL

IN Beverly Hills, brick. center han
colonial, large rooms plus vesti-
bule and enclosed rear porches;
divided basement with recreation
room; 2 fireplaces; 2-car garage;
a delightful home and location:
Open Sunday 2-6 p. m. C-P-M
Realty. Inc, realtor, VIII. 4-3232.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-04
NEW 3.BEDROOM RANCH

BULT-in oven and range. refriger-
ator, washer and dryer, full base
ment, 1l2-car attached garage;
81 500 down, full price S19.595.
J r. Smith Realty. VIII. 4-3O60,
VIII 4-4725
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-18
Auto Racing Fans
ToHonor Champs
Here Tomorrow

Attendance is expected to
exceed 1926 persons at the fourth
annual awards banquet of the
Metropolitan Auto Racing Fans
Club, scheduled for 7 pm. to-
morrow at the ICE Club in
Morningside.
At least is national and area
champions, or former cham
pions, will be on the list of
honored guests, and officials
from five speedways also will
attend.
Rex White, 1860 NASCAR
Grand National champion from
Silver Spring, and Pat Purcell
of Daytona Beach, executive
manager of NASCAR, will be
principal speakers.
Other champions and former
champions among the guests
will be Johnny Roberts, Joe
Weatherly, Charlie Kolb, Dun
can Black, Doug Diffenderfer
Vince Tamburo, Yves Morgan
Jimmy MARS, Bob Tester
George Miller, Cortney Scott
Lee Lane, Ronnie Winnebergel
and Elmo Langley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-18
Lunch Tomorrow
Honoring Agnew
Gets Full House

The testimonial lu IN h n
honoring retired Deputy Chief
John ]. Agnew of the Metro
politan Police Department to-
morrow at Goldie Ahearn's
Restaurant is a 20O-plate SELL
out.
The District of Columbia
Boxing Commission is honoring
Agnew for his 10 years on the
commission as a non-salaried
member. He also was with the
police department for IS years
and 7 months before retiring
August l.
Agnew recently was appointed
chief of the force guarding
government buildings.
Prominent guests at the !
pm. luncheon tomorrow will
include Fred A. Hartley, former
Representative from New Jersey
who wrote the bill legalizing
boxing in the District IN 1884;
Col. Harvey L. Miller, a former
boxing commissioner; Jimmy
Lake, the ring announcer; Ray
Bowen, Marty Gallagher, Mike
Tardugno, Joe Bunsa, Norve'
Lee, and Joe Cannon and Ref.
cree York Hexon.
Toastmaster will be Dick
O'Brien, sports writer for The
Star and former president Of
the District AAU.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-18
BETTER SPORTS CLUB MAKES AWARDS
Former WI Star
Sweeps Trophies

comeback player of the year by
Johnny Neun, now a co-ordi-
nator for the Yankees.
Wayne Millner was indicted
into the Arlington Hall of Fame
in another highlight of the
program. Bill Elias, who pre-
sented Millner with a trophy
pointed out that Wayne was
one of his coaches at Maryland
in 1948.
Gus Triandos and Milt Pap
pas Of the Orioles, Bob Nieman
of the Cardinals; William O.
Douglas, associate justice of the
Supreme Court; George Nc
Quinn, former American League
first baseman; Tommy O'Keefe
Georgetown basketball coach
and Bill Campbell. swimming
coach at Maryland. were among
those presenting awards.
son, outstanding swimmer: Geralc
Sweenye. outstanding bowler: Dave
| Collingwood, golf: Phronie Bauserman
| tennis: Virginia Berguuist. pigtai
league sportsmanship; Clayton Kirby
Little Major League sportsmanship
Becky Hyden. ponytail league sports.
manship:. Mike Stellabotte, American
Legion player of the year.
Also. Charles Jackson. sandlot foot.
ball sportsmanship;. Paul Dirks, wres.
Ting: Buddy Spedden, basketball: Et
Ball. track; Wakefield High School
and basketball champions; Washing.
| ton-Lee High School, Northern Vir,
ginia wrestling and baseball cham.
| pions: Richard Sharff. Junior Major
baseball sportsmanship; Vince Marcum
skeet shooting. and wills nationa
scholastic championship rowing team
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-18
MIDDLE cAGERs OPEN DEC. 3
Nays 81 Grid Card
Lists Six New Teams

ANNAPOLIS. Nov. 10 (AP).
Six new opponents are in
cluded on Nays 10-game 1851
football schedule announced
today.
The schedule, released by
Capt. Asbury Coward, Navy
director Of athletics, has only
Army, Notre Dame, Duke and
Virginia back from the 1850
card.
Pitt and Penn State, peren-
NAL Eastern powers, are back
after a lapse Of six years
Miami (Florida), William &
Mary, Cornell and Detroit are
other additions to the 1861
schedule. Detroit is the only
team that will be playing the
Middies for the first time.
Missing from this years
schedule are: Boston College
Villanova. Southern Methodist
Penn, Air Force and the Uni
versity Of Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-18
BY CARL SELL
Star Stan Writer

Jim Dunn, an assistant coach
at Navy after being the captain
and center of the Middies'
1859 eleven. received quite a
jolt last night as he presented
a trophy to Einar Wulfsburg
at the Better Sports Club of
Arlington's annual banquet at
the Knights of Columbus Hall
on Little Falls road.
Dunn. stepping to the ros-
trum to present the football
craftsmanship award to Einar,
said! "Of all the colleges this
boy could attend, it would have
to be Duke University"
Dunn pointed out that Duke
is the only team to defeat Navy
this year (19-10 and he would
rather forget all about the Blue
Devils. WulfsbuI4g is a first
string end on the Duke fresh
man team.
Athlete of SO
1t was big night for Einar
who last year was a football
and wrestling star at Washing
ton-Lee High School. He also
received a trophy designating
him as the Arlington athlete
of 1859. William Winston, q
member of the Virginia House
of Delegates, made the presen.
tation.
Einar was named to The
Stars 1859 All-Suburban Vir-
ginia football second team al
though he missed the first -four
games of the season due tt
injuries. He also was the Vir.
ginia high school light-heavy.
weight wrestling champion.
Bert Wilmington, coach o.
the Stewart Buick team tina
won 10 straight games in thu
Arlington Little Major League
was named the outstanding
coach of the year. Chucl
Walker of Arlington's youth
program was named sportsman
of the year.
Lemon, StObbs HOnOred
Jim Lemon and Chuck Stobb!
of Minneapolis also were hon
ored. Jim received an aware
from Harry Lynn, president O
Uline Arena, as the outstand
ling player for Washington las
year. Stobbs was honored a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-18
PEA Announces
Switch to 18-HoIe
Ryder Cup Play

SCoTTSDALE. Ariz., Nov. 1s
(AP).-The Professional Golf
ers Association last night ap-
proved a plan to trim Ryder
Cup matches from So to 1S
holes.
A PGA spokesman said the
change, made at the request of
the British PGA. would work
this way:
In the past there were So
hole Scotch foursomes on the
first day Of the two-day COM
petition, and 36-hole, singles
matches the second day with
no change Of opponents from
the morning to afternoon
rounds.
The new system calls for 49,
hole single matches during the
morning rounds, a change of
opponents. and another round
of singles in the afternoon.
The following day the Scotch
foursomes will take over under
the same formula and on the
18-hole basis.
The new rules go into effect
in the 1861 matches at the
Royal Lytham and st. Anne's
golf courses at st. Anne -by the
Sea, England.
In other action yesterday,
Lou Strong of Oak Hill Country
Club. Rochester, N. Y, was
elected president of the PGA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-18
FUTURITY

Continued From Page d.
were nominated to the Futu-
rity and 1852 remained eligible
after the final payment was
made. But injuries and the
fortunes Of racing have cut the
field to less than a dozen.
Harmonizing, the horse the
Laurel stewards would have dis
qualified from second place in
the Washington. D. c. Inter-
national. had an objection been
filed. will be worked between
races on tomorrow's program.
Harmonizing. from the Sa-
Je Stable, is prepping for the
$25. 900 added Dixie Handicap
Thanksgiving Day. John Ruane
will ride here tomorrow and
handle Harmonizing in the
workout.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-18
DAILY DOUBLE (7-2) S29.4O
Court Approves
C|oy's Contract

LOS ANGELES, Nov. II (AP)
-Cassius Clay, Olympic Games
light heavyweight champion
from Louisville, KY, yesterday
had a long-term contract fol-
his professional boxing career
approved in Superior Court.
The contract with a group Of
Louisville businessmen needed
approval because the 18-year
old athlete is settling either ir
Los Angeles or San Diego.
The contract provides for
payment of $4,000 cash, $4,000
for two years and, if options
are exercised. $4,000 for the
following four years. Clay also
will receive so per cent of hi:
purses, plus travelling anc
training expenses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-18
Accused Fixer
Plans Appeal
0fConviction

GAINESVILLE, Fla, Nov. 10
(AP).-The first trial ever held
under Florida's 1858 athletic
bribery law resulted in the con-
viction of Aaron Wagman of
New York, but an appeal Is
in prospect.
Wagman, a 27-year-old SOU
venir vendor at Yankee Sta
dunn, admitted on the witness
stand that he paid Jon Mac
Beth, Florida fullback. $1.500.
Wagman said it wasn't in
tended as a bride, however.
His attorneys told the jury
Wagman thought he was buy
ing Into a fix to benefit
presumably by making bets"
Quick Decision
The six-man jury took only
"a minutes yesterday to con-
vict Wagman Ct a charge of
bribery with intent to affect
the score Of a sports event.
Attorneys Joel Weinberg Of
New York and John Paul How
ard Of Jacksonville immedi-
ately said they will appeal.
The 1853 athletic bribery law
has never been tested. It was
passed shortly after a basket
ball bribery scandal in New
York and forbids anyone to
give or promise a bride to a
participant in a sports event
with the intent to cause a team
to lose or limit the points.
Faces 10 Years in Jail
Conviction can bring up to
10 years in prison and $4,000
fine.
Wagan and Philip SLIDER, 10,
were accused of bribing Mac
Beth to limit the points on the
Florida Florida State football
game September "a. Macbeth
worked with authorities to trap
the pair and they were arrested
the day of the game, which
Florida, a 12-point favorite,
won 80.
SLIDER pleaded guilty. turned
States evidence and is await
ing sentence.
Wagman probably will be
sentenced next month. His
attorneys have until December
l to file a motion for a new
trial. Then a date will be set
for arguments on the motion.
If it is denied, Wagman will
be sentenced but probably can
remain free on bond during
appeal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-18
Braun Reinstutes
Himself as Player

NEW YORK, Nov. 18 (AP) -
Coach Carl Braun Of the
Knickerbockers has reactivateo
himself as a player.
The Knicks are in the Ma
tional Basketball Associations
Eastern division cellar and the
Madison Square Garden brass
reluctantly agreed to the pro-
posal in the hope his return
would bolster the sagging team
Braun expects to play any
where from 10 to is minutes
a game. He is adept at out
side shots, one of the Knicks
many weaknesses. Early in the
year he planned to suit up when
one of this players was injured
but changed his mind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-18
Three-Tiered Bowling

NEW YORK, Nov. 10 (AP) 4.
"A TERED, SO million
bowling center will be con-
Structed in New York's Grand
Central Terminal by July, 1861,
according to plans disclosed to-
day by the operators of the
New York team in the new Ma
tional Bowling League. The r.
city coast-to-coast league ex-
poets to begin operations next
September.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-18

The schedule calls for two
home games and eight on the
road. Duke and Army will be
met at neutral sites with the
Blue Devil game in Norfolk,
Va. and the Army game in
Philadelphia.
Meanwhile, Nays basketball
team will play a 20-game
schedule this year, including a
holiday trip to the Gator Bowl
tournament. The season will
open against the University of
Pittsburgh here December 8.
The Middies, who under
Coach Ben Carnevale have
made two consecutive trips to
the NCAA regional .playoffs,
play only one team. Duke, twice
during the regular season.
Navy will team up with Geor-
gia Tech, Georgia, Florida
Florida State and Jacksonville
in the Gator Bowl classic at
Jacksonville, Fla. on Deem
Der 1890. The Middies drew a
flrst-round bye and will meet
the winner of the Florida
Jacksonville game.
The Middies will play II
home games and nine on the
road. meeting perennial rival
Maryland at College Park and
playing host to Army in the
seasons finale on February rs.
Colgate. Boston College, Rut-
gers and William & Mary were
not on last years schedule.
The football schedule:
WI, September 90. at Penn State: 80.
william d Mary.
October 6, at Miami tFla1; IA. at
Cornell; Fl, at Detroit; 20. at Pitts
November 4, at Notre Dame: IL,
Duke at Norfolk: Va: 49,. Virginia.
December 2, Army at Philadelphia.
December 3. Pittsburgh: 6. Pennsyl-
ysnia: 9, at Princeton: 10. at Temple:
-. Gettysburg; 1890. Gator Bowl
tournament at Jacksonville. Fla
University; 10, at COLGATE: IA, at Bos-
ton COLLEGE; Is, at Maryland: II, Man
haitian.
February |. Rutgers; 4. Penn State;
is, Georgetown: Is, Duke IS, Army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-18
Fitzgerald Carr Pace
St. Anthony's Victory

Halfback Eugene Fitzgerald
scored twice and Pat Carr ran
back a kickoff 80 yards for a
touchdown to lead st. An
thongs High School to a 27-13
victory over Maret in a foot
ball game yesterday at Maret.
st. Anthony's ended its sea-
son with a As record. Maret,
AZ, has one game remaining.
S sTi RAHNTrHoNYs---- g I 7 AZ
st; Anthony's scoring: Touchdowns
CcFtzgsrald, g G9. run; IS. run!
plunge. Conversions-Rugge 2 (run).
Fantone (runl.
Maret scoring: Touchdowns-Lock-
wood t2S. pass from Kreugbergl
Stringer Us. pasS from Kreugbergf.
Conversion-Stringer irun).