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Evening star., 1960-05-19
A S
AN GL
BY LEWIS r. ATcHIsoh

baking at General Manager
Don Kellett's original offer.
Mike can use the money, for
he'll be married to Corinne
Tietjens. daughter of the Tax
Court Judge. June at All
Saints Episcopal Church, and
he'll discover that two can not
live as cheaply as one. Not in
Washington, anyway.
Scudero's impending depart
ure focuses attention again on
the Notre Dame situation,
which apparently is not as
serene underneath as it ap-
pears to be on the surface.
There were strong rumors that
Kuharich himself would leave
to accept the Los Angeles Rams
job a few months ago, before
Bob Waterfield got it. The re-
ports had the Irish staff in a
dither and Dave Slattery,
Washington n wspaper man
who accompanied Joe to South
Bend as iaison man, quit and
came home.
Only recently Dick Evans
quit as Notre Danes line
coach to accept a similar posi-
ton with the Cleveland Browns.
Evans was one assistant who
would have been left in the
lurch If Kuharich had resigned
to take the Rams job. Now it
is rumored that Joe feels that
Evans left him in the lurch.
Joe denied all along, of course,
that he had any intention of
leaving Notre Dame for the
Rams or any other club.
Another twist to the Evans
story is that the Browns coach
ing staff voted for Joe Tere-
shinski, but Head Coach Paul
Brown was on vacation at the
time and nothing was done
about it. When Brown returned
Tereshinski had quit as end
coach Of the Redskins to be-
come an assistant at South
Carolina in charge of offense.
Getting away from football,
Ruby Goldstein. during his re-
cent visit here. was talking
about Joe Benjamin. Joe was
one Of Jack Dempsey's closest
Evening star., 1960-05-19

Joe (Scooter) Scudero, for
mer Redskins halfback who
left with Head Coach Joe Ku-
harich last year to help tutor
the Notre Dame backs. showed
up in white flannel. pin
striped pants and a shouting
sports shirt for the Varsity
Alumni game last week, and
now the word is out that
Scooter is leaving South Bend.
Not because of his flambouyant
attire on this occasion, you un-
derstand. as Scooter always has
been a f1ashy dresser, but be-
cause he wants to play pro
football again.
The word is that the fiery
little Italian, who once threat
ened to forsake the gridiron to
become an actor, will sign with
the Baltimore Colts. He'll be
80 in July and isn't as nimble
as when he first joined the
Redskins in 1854. But with his
savvy and courage he might
help the Colts on defense.
He might help the Redskins,
too, but relations were strained
between Scudero and Owner
George Marshall during his
last year on the squad. Only
K u h aric his confidence in
Scooter, whom he coached at
the University Of San Francisco,
and genuine fondness for him
saved Scudero's job. There was
a time when Scooter, angered
by Marshall'S criticism,
wouldn't speak to the boss for
a couple Of weeks. So it's plain
that he wouldn't want to come
back here.
&%
At Baltimore Scudero will join
Mike Sommer, who was a rookie
with Washington in Scooter's
last year with the club. Mike
blossomed into a flrst-string Of
fensive player with the Colts
last season, after two misses
with the Redskins. and his fu-
ture seems secure. In fact he
got a nice raise in salary after
Evening star., 1960-05-19
Sports
Potomac Crews in Henley Regatta

The Potomac Boat Club win
enter representatives in four
races Of the American Henley
Regatta Saturday on the
Schuylkill River in Philadel-
phia.
Wayne Frye Of the Naval
Academy's Olympic champion
crew in 1852. will compete. in
the singles. Paul wager, former
Washington-Lee High School
Evening star., 1960-05-19
Loi InjuHs Hand,
Postpones Title Fioht

SAN FRANCISCO, May 10.
(AP).-An injury to the right
hand and wrist of Duilio Loi,
Italian challenger, caused post
ponement Of his junior welter-
weight title match with Carlos
Ortiz until June IS.
The bout. scheduled for Ma
tional television, had been set
Tor June / at the Cow Palace.
Evening star., 1960-05-19

Princeton?" Joe asked the
young man.
That's right" he replied,
"and I'm going to teach you a
lesson"
well. in that case" Joe said,
backing of. you'd be too tough
for me. But I'll tell you what
I'll do-Ill wrestle you"
Evening star., 1960-05-19
The EYENING STAR
Wellington, D. c.
ThursdnY. Nay 1q. 1880

and University of Pennsylvania
crew member. will enter the
singles quarter dash race.
Yager, will team with Jim
Dunbar, who also rowed for
Navy in 1852, in the doubles.
The Potomac four will have
Chip Fawcett, coach Of George
Washington University's crew,
Tom Jones. Larry Dennyson and
Don Gillian. No coxswain has
been chosen as yet.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-07-23

of Mrs. Dawson pray for her
father a speedy and complete
recovery.
Mesdames Mamie Tillman
and jeanette Johnson are now
in Memphis, Tenn, visiting re-
latives and friends. The ladies
will be gone for one week.
Very pleasant houseguest of
Mrs. Elma Byrd Graham re-
Gently was Mrs. Mary Hatch
EFT of Chicago, Ill. Mrs. Hatch
EFT has returned to her home
after receiving many social
courtesies that made her visit
most enjoyable.
Send your Hazlehurst news
to Box 522, Hazlehurst, Mr..
Roosevelt Strong, or directly
to the Jackson, Miss, office,
143 E. Monument st.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-07-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Will Shoto re-
turned to their home, July Is,
after delightful visit with
their brother and sister in
Ohio and Chicago. Friends in
the community are sorry to
hear that Mr.. Shoto's car was
stolen from him, while he was
away.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-07-23
Hozlehurst
News
Mr.. Roosevelt Strong. Agent

Mr.. Roosevelt Strong, Agent
MIR. j. E. McNeamer of Jack
son was a visitor in the home
of his wife, Mrs. Cora S. Nc
Neamer, recently. He was &C.
companied by his son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathaniel Brisco and their
lovely young daughter, valarie
Michel.
Mrs. Nell Farley Dawson of
$40 E. 50th Street, Chicago,
Ill, has returned to that city
after coming here to attend
her father who is ill. Friends
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-07-23

Mrs. L. j. Duckworth left
for Harrisville, Miss, Friday
to visit her brother, Mr.. Joe
Weathersby and his family.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-07-23

Mrs. Bertha Lou Mosley has
returned home from Detroit,
where she visited her mother
in-law and sister-in-law. She re-
ports most enjoyable trip.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-07-23

Roebuck, Mr.. Wesley Taylor,
Mrs. Simon Garner, Mrs. Julia
Shoto, Mrs. Pearlie Ionic. Re-
member these and others in
your prayers.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-07-23

Mrs. John Mosley is sick and
is asking the prayers of her
many friends.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-07-23

NEW READERS: Mrs. Emo
ra Dobson, Mrs. Laura Hobson.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-07-23

Sick and Shut-Ins: Mrs. l.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-07-23

Y School at MI, Elem
FAurch opened at the
hour with Bro. L. T.
charge, Mrs. Leonia
pit the piano and devo-
by Bro. Ed jenkins.
lachers were present
classes were well tau
lesson was reviewed
h E. D. Terrell and of
hised was $3.50
rs Sunday the w. M.
18th the devotional SER
ing led by Mrs. Rosie
hnd Mrs. Leonia Ter
business session was
sided over by the pre-
Irs. Georgia Taylor,
ressed thanks to God
3 able to meet again
ssion. The vice presi-
5. Minola Baton then
rye of the meeting.
e class was most in
y taught by Mrs.
mon. Money raised
rs. Other officers are
Dy Terrell, End Vice;
lie Wallace, Sec. Rev.
18th, is pastor.
II services were held
or the late Mr.. John
at Mt. Elem M. B..
With the eulogy given
IN nouid NToDhareon
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-07-23

pastor of Christ Temple in
Jackson.
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Evening star., 1960-03-16
First Landing
Is lightweight for
Laurel Maturity
BY the Associated Press

First Landing, 2-year-old
champion in 1858 and winner
of the Santa Anita Maturity
this year, has drawn high
weight for the second running
of the Laurel Maturity April g.
The Laurel Maturity is a
ls mile race for 4-year-olds
and carries a $5O,000-added
purse. Weights for the race,
announced yesterday. range
from First Landings top of
124 pounds down to 102 pounds
assigned Socrates.
Thirty-one horses are eligible
for the race.
First Landing, owned by
Meadow Stable, made a come
back last fall after an illness
which sidelined him for the
most part of his 3-year-old
Fyear. His 1860 earnings stand
at sos, 800, fifth in the Nation.
Rated in the second spot at
122 pounds is Calumet Farms
On-and-On. Then come Brook
field Farms Intentionally
Cockfleld Stables Nimmer
Mrs. Ada L. Rice'S Rare Rice
and FoXcatcher FARMS Rose
Jet.
Evening star., 1960-03-16
Ruppohunnock Hunt Meet
Moved Back to Saturday

Thornton Hill Farm near
Sperryville. Saturdays program
Of 10 races will start at 1890
pm.
The Rappahannock races will
bring out a formidable array
of hunters and ex-steeplechase
horses. Capt. J. L. B. Bentley's
Gillian, once the United States
timber horse Of the year. is
among six entries in the ladies
race.
The seasoned steeplechase
rider, Mike Smithwick and Lad
die Murray, Col. Bertrand dc
Nadaillac and DR.. Joseph Rog-
ers have mounts in the Mount
Marshall open race which has
a field of IA listed. There are
six entries to date in the heavy
weight division.
So far unchanged on the
spring point-to-point listings
are the Piedmont Fox Hounds
meeting on March 26 at Salem
Farm Upperville and the
Orange County Hunt meet or
April 2 at The Plains, Va.
Evening star., 1960-03-16
BY BOB HANSON
star Stah Writer

When Charlton Heston gave
dp football at Northwestern
University to concentrate on
dramaticS. he was launching
his career as an actor and ulti-
mate stardom in the movies,
theater and TV.
Heston. who prefers to be
called Chuck, explained how
it came about at press lunch
con yesterday at the Sheraton
Park Hotel in connection with
the release of his latest star
ring role, "Ben-Hur."
The 6-foot-3, 203-pounder,
when asked if his nose, which
looked as though it had been
broken, had gotten that way as
the result of a role he por-
trayed in the movies, explained.
Il got the bridge of my nose
broken when 1 went out for
freshman football at North
western. I was an end and one
day we scrimmaged the varsity,
which was quarterbacked by
Otto Graham. l came out OF
it with my nose spread.
Whether Graham hit me OF
not, l don't know, but l Was
Jared enough to realize thai
any fellow interested in dra.
matics didn't belong on a foot.
ball field with his face bashec
in"
Heston, who was quite a.
ease despite the 81 ratio O.
Evening star., 1960-03-16

MIDDLEBURG. Va. Mar. IL
(SpeciaD Virginia race COM
mittees continued the game of
musical paddock today as the
schedule of point-to-point races
was shifted for a third time
within a week.
Rappahannock Hunt, origi-
nally slated for March 3 and
then reset for today. again has
been moved back. 1t is now
scheduled for Saturday. The
Middleburg Hunt point = to =
point meeting also scheduled
for Saturday, has been set fol
April l3.
In face Of a threatened snow
storm which could disorganize
the racing calendar once again
Warrenton Hunt has announced
its d-fashioned point-to-point
will be held Saturday "if con-
ditions appear to be favorable
by Friday night"
Rappahannock has bulldozec
and chain narrowed and the
3-mile course of Jim Fletcher!
Evening star., 1960-03-16
Stor Of 'Ben-Hur' Had
Fling as Football End

women over men at the lunch
con table, said the physical
side Of his life was still i'm
portant.
Il favor tennis over golf as
a participating sport" he said.
1T gives me a hard workout
and is much faster than golf,
saving time"
He added that if unable to
get outdoors for exercise, he
goes through gymnastics of a
sort in his hotel room. Heston
who put in 1914 hours a day
six days a week, for eight
months in making -Hur in
Italy, said he found there was
no substitute for a daily tune
up" to keep you sharp mentally
and physically.
In response to questions
about the filming Of Ben-Hur
Heston, who did considerable
research in order to play his
role. disclosed that in the days
of the Romans the drivers OF
the chariots made more money
than present day jockeys.
THE driver was the whole
show and the betting was or
him rather than the horses,
he explained. THE drivers
lasted much longer than the
horses"
Heston left with a parting
tip:
Il want you to know frs
hand, the race is rigged.
win"
Evening star., 1960-03-16
Floyd Vaults
ToProminence
Beating Clay

PHILADELPHIA, Mar. 10
AP).-Unrated Clarence CT1-
ger) Floyd upset previously un-
beaten Won Clay, the fifth
ranking light-heavyweight, and
then had to borrow train fare
home to New York.
Minutes after his greatest
triumph, Floyd learned his
purse of some $3.50 had been
attached. The fighter, his train
er, Vic Vale, and Frank Vone.
brother of Floyd's manager
Tony Vone, were staked to
train fare and q midnight
snack by Promoter Herman
Taylor.
Neither the promoter nor the
Tighter would say who attached
the purse or why. "It's a per-
sonaI matter" said Floyd as
he savored the sweet smell Of
one of the years. big boxing
upsets. anyway" added the
unemployed truck driver, 'it's
the victory that counts this
time. The money is chicken
feed. Maybe this will open q
few doors"
In the first Of two non-tele-
vised 10 FOUNDERS at the Arena
last night, young Len Matthews
decisioned Lahourai Godih of
Algeria in a battle of light
weights.
A controversial split decision
winner over Godih at New York
last month, the 20-year-old
Matthews left little doubt of
his superiority with a vicious
two-flsted attack that several
times shook up the tough little
Algerian.
While Matthews-Godih was
billed as the feature attraction,
Floyd stole the show with his
stunning upset of the 20-year-
old Clay. Violating all the fun
damentals of boxing, he never
theless staggered the 10-to-1
favorite in at least four rounds.
Clay was 11-0-2 before last
nights surprise, while Floyd,
whose only claim to fame was
defeats by some topnotchers,
was 81. The significance Of
Floyd's victory is brought home
by the fact Clay recently was
seriously considered as an op-
ponent for Champion Archie
| Moore.
The official verdict for Floyd
was split. Judge Paul Stilley
and Referee Pete Tomasco
scored it 47-43 for the New
Yorker. Judge Jack Stiles
carded it 46-46 draw, a decision
roundly booed by the 4,497 on
hand for the show. They paid
Sl6,512.
Evening star., 1960-03-16
Penn Plays Navy
On Grid Oct. y

PHILADELPHIA, Mar. 16
(AP). - Penn, defending Ivy
League champion, will open a
nine-game football schedule
with Lafayette September "a
at home.
The QuakerS, who will be
playing under new head Coach
John Stiegman, play their first
Ivy League game october at
Hanover. N. H., against Dart
mouth.
The schedule:
September "a, Lafayette;
october at Dartmouth
october 8 Princeton; October
Is. Brown; october %, Navy;
october 20 at Harvard; Novem-
Der 5 at Yale; November IL
Columbia; November "a, Cor
nell.
Evening star., 1960-03-16
Racing Cord Off

TAMPA, Fla, Mar. 16 (AP)
-Today'S racing program al
Sunshine Park was Cancelled
because of heavy rain, hail anc
gusty winds that lashed Central
Florida in the wake of a tor
nado. Today's entries will &C
for tomorrow with new
scratches to be drawn.
Evening star., 1960-03-16
Cutumurun Program

The American Yacht Re-
search Society will meet at 8
pm. today at the Washington
Sailing Marina to organize a
group for racing catamarans in
this area. Further information
can be obtained by calling
Chuck Krauchi at Jackson
l7-9400, extension 432.
Evening star., 1960-03-16
Happy Hawks
Confident for
Cup PIayoffs

DETROIT, Mar. 10 (AP) -
The Chicago Black Hawks,
beset by a woeful start and
mid season tragedy, have
struggled into the Stanley Cup
playoffs and claim they can
win the trophy symbolic of
hockey supremacy.
With the Hawks in. they can
sit back and watch the De-
troit Red Wings and Boston
Bruins fight it out for the
fourth and final playoff spot.
The National Hockey
Leagues post-season action
starts Tuesday in Montreal.
And it looks as if the Hawks,
80 winners over Detroit in
last nights only game. will
face Montreal in the first
round. Chicago now is three
points ahead of Detroit in
third place.
Coach Is Confident
"Sure we can win the cup"
Coach Rudy Pilous beamed in
the jubilant Hawk locker room
after Ron Murphy's sizzling
shot clinched last nights VIC
tory. Its a short series. And
any time you come back like
we did this season you deserve
it,"
The Hawks had only one VIC
tory and three ties after their
first Is games this season. II
seemed as if they'd never get
going-just as it did last night
when they fell behind twice be-
fore Bill Hay and Murphy
brought victory.
Detected Sid Abel, coach oi
the slumping Wings, Strived
hard and found a silver lining
Detroit is four points ahead oi
Boston with two games left. The
Bruins, who play the Rangers
at New York tonight, have
three games left, two on the
road.
Hull Ties for Lead
We're in bad shape, but look
at the Bruins" Abel said
They've got no bed of roses
especially when they have to &c
into Montreal Saturday. I'd
rather be sitting where we are
Murphy applied the playofi
clincher with just AIS left. He
intercepted a pass in Detroit's
end and scored on a blistering
shot.
Twice Detroit took a one
goal lead. Each time Hay
knotted the game while De-
troit was a man short.
Bobby Hull assisted on Hays
second goal a rebound shot
about eight minutes before
Murphy'S payoff score. The
assist tied Hull for the individ-
ual scoring leadership at 79
points with Boston's Bronco
Horvath.
Gordie Howe, scoring for the
first time in eight games, sent
Detroit ahead in the first pc
riod. Then he set up Norm
Ullman's goal in the third pc
riod for a 81 lead that Hay
and Murphy quickly nullif1ed.
Evening star., 1960-03-16
BY JOHN SEGRAVES
Star Staf Writer

Weights were released today
for the As nominees to Bowie'S
500, ,O0O-added John B. Camp
bell Memorial Handicap on
March 26, and Racing Secretary
John B. Turner, jr., assigned
top weight of 129 pounds to
Brookmeade Stables Sword
Dancer.
Following the 1859 horse of
the year were Cain Hoy Stables
Bald Eagle, l27, and ChriStO-
pher T. Chenery's First Land
ing, 122.
wever, neither Sword
Dancer nor Bald Eagle is likely
to be shipped to the Prince
Georges County track for
Maryland'S richest handicap
race. Both are scheduled to
race in Saturdays Sl00,000-
added Gulfstream Park Han
dicap. and the Campbell is be-
lieved to follow too soon for
both. Bald Eagle won both the
1859 Washington, D. c., Inter
national and the recent Wild
ener at Hialeah.
Three Given 121
Following the two top
weighted stars are Calumet
Farms On-and-On, 121; Amer
igo, l21; Restless Wind. 12l,
and Royal Living, ll9.
On-and-On, narrowly beaten
Sy Bald Eagle in the Widener,
may be shipped up from Flor
ida for the Campbell, although
he, too, is slated for the Gulf
stream. The mile-and-one-
sixteenth Campbell may suit
him better than the mile-and-
a-quarter Gulfstream.
Amerigo. Day Court and
Restless Wind will be shipped
to Bowie March % for the race,
it was announced today.
Other Eligibles
The remaining eligibles and
their weights:
Waltz, ll8; Better Bee, III;
Promised Land. III; Whitley,
III; Greek Star, 1l6: Lii Fella,
1l6; Talent Show, 116; Poggio,
lis; Oligarchy. lis; Rick City,
lis; Yes You Will, lis; Day
Court, ia; Mystic II, ia;
Stratmat, ia; Babu. l13; Lit
tie Tytus, 1l3; Effendi, 112;
Faultless Speech, 112; King
O'Turf, 112; Nickel Boy, 112;
Rare Rice, 112; Ashlar, Ill;
Captain Kidd II, Ill; Jet Mer-
curry, Ill; Nadodah. Ill; Noble
Sci, Ill; Open View, Ill; Vie
Argent, Ill; Nimmer, 10;
Noble Boy II, 110; Bob II, 1O9;
Net Ball. 109; Pete's Folly, l09:
Jets Alibi, 107; Rico Tesio, 107;
Great One, LOG; Revolutionist,
l06; Sputnik, l04, and Hayloft,
100.
No more than eleven 3-year-
0lds are being counted as start
ers for Saturdays S30,000-added
Governors Gold Cup, richest
prize of the Bowie meeting for
Derby-age horses.