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BELTSVILLE - Custom built RAM
bier on large lot: 3 bedrms., III
baths, finished rec. nm. carport
NELSON REALTY CO., HE. A.
1900 or WE. 5-5514.
BEL TSVILLE-Lovely 2-bdrm. farm
cite S11, 800; sep. din. rm.: .
porches, l is glass-enclosed: gar,
chicken house: $4,000 50. #. of
rich land. LUBY ROBERTS, WE
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HOUSES FOR sALE-ND.


ANDREWS AIR BASE, BETTEE
SECTION, CAMP SPRINGS, TO;
Bramer ave. Open 2-5 pm
Your choice, large selection, 3-4-I
bedrm. ramblers and split-levels
Out Branch ave-, left on Auth
I'd. to property. 10. 7-26S1.
BRADBURY HEIGHTS, 53rd st. mr.
Pa. ave. New Diet. brick bi-level
8 rms, 3 lge. bedrms.. lge. corner
lot; $l3,950. Open 20 pm. Out
Pa. ave. over d. c. line mi, left
to 24Ol 53rd ave.
suITLAND; near parkway. 53Ot
brick rambler g lge. rms; day
parkway p DG past silver II Hin 0T under.
pass. right to house. RE. 6-2233
CLINTON-2-acre garden lot with
charming ranch home; $16.500
For particulars. call 10. 7-26s1
HILLCREsT HEIGHTS, open 20
SsO6 Easton st.-Corner bricl
rambler, 3 bedrms., full bsmt
built-in garage. Only SlS.a50
DIR: From Colebrook dr., right
on 18th ave-, 3 blocks to house
10. 7-26SE.
CAMP sPRiNGs-Det. 8 lse. rms
3 bedrms.. lge. level lot: Sl5.5OO
CAMP sPRINGs-Brick rambler
with q lake front; S2O,500. Fol
other particulars, call 10. 7-20Sl
HILLCREST HEIGHTS, near shop.
ping center, 1888 Jameson St
New-house cond. Vacant. Oper
20 pm. Semidet. brick. 8 rms.
3 BIZ, LIST n. powder rm., recr
rm.; FLA approved; $3.50 dn
LU. 2-6a37.
JOSEPH FILIPPO
REALTY co
Realtors. 2412 Minnesota Ave. Sc
at Pa. Ave.
Over 25 Years Experience in Sales
Rentals. Property MANAGEMENT
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LEWISDALE = 3-bedroom rambler.
full basement. air-conditioned
corner lot. New house condition,
Located 1850 Harmon st, and
VACANT. See oetv cen 10 and q
and purchase direct from OWNER
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ABOVE AVERAGE
NEW RAMBLER

Pretty Fiesta rambler. clean as a
PIN: large liv rm.. full din. nm,
tamily-size kit, tWin-size bedrms.
Priced to sell fast. only 81 900 dn,
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EEIL . = Z TNOF En- IEb
AP. 1-l26f

On u acre. 3 bedrms., large
XII, Ia baths, full bright bsmt.
with picture window, large car.
FREE STATE PROPERTIES
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ST. BERNARD'S PARISH - Four
Deorooms and a den in this spa
T S!ouS BRICK HOME, plus a large
QUET-SIZED dining room spa
GlOUS kitchen, "a baths, garage,
TWO F1REPLACES; Completely
redecorated. Walking distence 10
pubic and parocnial schoolS
churches, transportation and
shopping. Only Slg,95O. ASSUME
LARGE LOAN. See this one to.
gay! ! Exclusive with BOWERS
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WOODSIDE

WOODSIDE
Two brand new custom ramblers
now ready for showing. Large sep
arate din. rm., delightful kitchen,
3 sedrms:, 2h baths, 2 fireplaces
financing avail. Mid-20s. Georgia
ave. to Noyes and left to Second
ave. and open sign. LLEWELLYN
co. jill $4,000. IO h-2nHn
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DO-IT-YoURsELF BARGAIN,-

A Do-IT-YoURSELF BARGAIN
nAH the heavy work is done).
germany COMPLETED brick rambler,
tached garage, 3 bedrms,, Iiy. rm =.
din. ,rm.. kit. and full bsmt., To-.
gated on beautiful ia-acre lot mr.
Upper Marlboro, Nd Could be
completed for approximately So
900; Cash price. $4,000. EYES
SAT. and SUNDAY. CALL Mr.
SMITH, MA. 1854 WITH Nj
PAUL HANNAH, 732 18th st. NV
NE. $4,000 -"
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NICHOLAS j: :,

MICHIGAN PIX. HILLS see this ali
66rk. colonial with bedrms. and
| "a baths, rec. rm. and nice tree
Snaoed lot, in a cow. location
BERENS. APP teaSiR teI hS.
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FOREST HEIoHTs OPEN 1-6 PM

4-bedrm. Cape Cod. large eat. in
kit. on go by l25 lot. needs
some work. will sacrifice at Sill
500: $3.50 down. S92 per mo.
DIR: Out Indian Head hishway
to Forest Heights entrance, turn
right and keep right to house.
BRANCH REALTY
RE 5--oOS Eves ~ -onAo
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UNIVERSITY REALTY
R. L. STEPHENS, NILS REALToR
HE. 4-35OO

NEIERANS-No money down and
SoO per month includes eyery-
sh!ne on this older-type bungalow
situated on corner lot; IarTs
peprmS., sep. din. rm., huge scr.
pen. full bSmt.; with h.-wh 10.
cated in Rogers Hts: priced only
u.g2u Call til q pm. ROBERT
,. DAVIS 4 CO INC WA .InnnH
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RAIN OR SHINE
MURRAY HILL

$50 Murray Hill drive-3
bedrms., 2 full baths. fire.
place in rec. room: gas heat:
compl, cleo. kitchen: patio:
roughed-in bath in bsmt
Excellent 25-yr. financing!
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W0oDLAWN = Assume Ice. 5Les
FHA loan on 2-yr. -old. brick, g.
oedrm. ll2-bath split-leYel: on
reowood fenced lot; tiled bsmt.
W/rec: rm. and outside entr.,
ige, liv. rm. with beamed cell.
ing. Conv. BALTIC. pkwy. and Fl.
Meade; $1,000. OWNER. WA. 7.
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OPEN SUNDAY
Pr. GEORGES COUNTRY CLUE
AREA GLE Country Club court1
-a-oedrm. brick rambler: bsmt.
wv RADCLIFFE REALTORS
W. S-II44 III S-1-I 6
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JOSEPH FILIPPO

REALTY CO
Realtors. 2412 Minnesota Ave. Sc.
at Pa. Ave.
Over 25 Years Experience in Sales
Rentals. Property MANAGEMENT
LII. 4-77l7 LII, o-5976
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LANDOvER HILLS AREA
BY OWNER
NO AGENTS
3-BEDROOM BRICK
RAMBLER-4% CT
$4,000

north on Balto.- Wash. pkwy., right
on Rte 80 to Cooper lane, left to
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FOREST HEIGHTS, OPEN i-DARK
down. Charming 3-bedrm. ram.
bier: covered patio, lge. fenced Nd
beaut. Handicapped. Picture window
with window seats Firepl. in liy
rn: Dir: Out Nichols ave, stay
risht past EaStover shopping CEN
ter to Forest Heights entrance.
bear left parallel 10 highway 10
hrsl stop sign, right to house,
OWNER, JU 5-TIoI
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WOODLAND; $1,000 DOWN
LOVELY DETACHED COLONIAL.
Brick; VACANT; 6 lge rms: fuiIy
FENCED lot, near BALTIC. freeway:
assume lge. loan: Sl6.35O, HUGH
q. PECK. HE. 4-l1nn
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TfTU-WoVIe. " The Mon Win NY roe IS
200 ConeIrud Drill --------------- 2
conelrod Drill ------- II
4;55-Popeye ------------ 10
5oo-Law Day, U. S. A. ------------- 2
Movie: Bottle Of Broadway" - II
5:25-Roeky and His Friends ---- 10
5:55-Todoy in History 2
6o0-Movie; "A Girl in Every Port" 70
6:30-Son Francisco Beoi ------ 2
7:o0-RescUe Eight ------ II
7i30-lfs in the Name -------- 2
11:oo-MoVie; "coiro" ---------- 10
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Evening star., 1960-01-01

LOS ANGELES. Jan. l (AP).
Only one achievement could
top winning the Sullivan award,
Parry -O'Brien says. That's
throwing the shot 65 feet.
"And / expect to do it
maybe this year in the Olympic
Games" the husky shot-put
king said after he won the 1859
James E. Sullivan Amateur
Athletic Union memorial trophy
yesterday.
The two-time Olympic Games
champion was first choice on
176 ballots cast by a nation
wide vote Of sports authorities.
Tommy T. Kono of Honolulu,
the 1852 Olympic 148-pound
and 1856 olympic 18l-pound
weightlifting champion, was
runnerup with 1l3 firsts.
Chris Won saltza Of Santa
Clara. Calf. who won five gold
medals in swimming at the
1859 Pan American games, was
third with 73 points and ITO
points.
oBrien holds the Olympic
record in the shot at go feet
II inches, the current world
Evening star., 1960-01-01
Majors Hold Big Edge
In AII-Americon Bowl

TUCSON, Ariz., Jan. / (AP) /.
= The second annual ALI
American Bowl will try to de-
eide tomorrow whether top
football players on sE1all col
lege teams as, good as their
widely-publicized brothers on
major college squads.
A year ago the Major School
players felt they. had won by
plunging over the goal line
in the final quarter. Ofncials
said they were stopped inches
short.
A crowd Of $4,000 Is expected,
with proceeds of the game,
sponsored by Tucson Optimist
Clubs, to so to charity.
The Small School squad has
eight little All-Americans, two
from tlie second and three from
the third All9American teams
Only six Of these viii be Of
fensive starters.
The Major Schools will use
All-Americans Billy Cannon ci
Louisiana State and Guard
William Burrell Of Illinois; sec
ond-team Quarterbacks Richie
Lucassof Penn State and Frank
Curci. Miami, and q scattering
of other second and third team
AIl-AmericaIas.
The Major Schools haYe ar
edge in backfield speed with
such men as Cannon, o..
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sprinter, Gordon Speers Of Rice,
e.6, and Dwight Nichols, Iows
State. and Don Perkins Of New
Mexico.
Carney Henley. a OF sprinter
from Huron College, South Da-
'kota, Is the fastest Of the Small
School starters.
A dozen pro scouts win be
in the University of Arizona
stands to watch the game.
Lucas. one Of the most talked
about players in the country
during regular season, who was
signed yesterday BY the Buffalo
Bills, was injured late in the
year and will be replaced on
the major school starting line
up by Curci. 2
After he hit IS Of 20 passes
to guide Miami 'to an upset
win over Michigan State, Miami
Coach Andy Gustafson de-
clared. you have to rate Curci
among the great backs of All
time. He's the greatest quar-
terback I've coached in 1e
years"
Ralph Jordan of Auburn and
Jim Barue Of Arizona are
coaching the major schoo,
team.
Max Spilsbury Of Arizona
State College is in charge OF
the small schools offensive
unit with Glenn Killinger o.
West Chester State Teachers
thsndling the defense.
Evening star., 1960-01-01
Newcomers Fight
On TV Tonight

NEW YORK. Jan. / (AP).-
Two new faces viii be seen in
the Madison Square Garden.
ring when Tom McNeeley, un-
beaten 22-year-old heavyweight
from Boston. meets George Lo-
gan, %. Of Boise. Idaho.
McNeeley has been seen. in
the Garden as a preliminary
boy, building q $50 record that
includes IS knockouts. Logan,
who owns a l2-1.1 record in
three years as a pro. was beaten
by Hurricane jackson. Septem-
Der 8, his only defeat.
The fight will be shown over
WRC-4 at 10 pm.
Evening star., 1960-01-01
NFL Reported Set
To Vote on Miumi

MIAMI. Fla. Jan. ! (AP)-
The National Football League
will vote on adding Miami and
Dallas to its membership at a
meeting in Miami Beach Janu-
ary 20, the Miami News says.
|. The main reason these two
cities will get first choice is
because Of their excellent facil-
ities-the Orange and Cotton
Bowls Sports Editor Ed o'Neil
said he was told by a reliable
NFL source.
THE decision will almost
surely be made January 20,
even if not announced at that
time.
Minneapolis and Houston
will not be considered in this
first expansion.
Evening star., 1960-01-01
Foley Must Fight
Muchen Before :
He Meets Liston

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. /
(AP). - Matchmaker Benny
Ford yesterday fatty rejected
Heavyweight Fora Folley's re-
quest that his January Is
match with Eddie Machen be
Cancelled. Foley wanted to take
an offer to fight Sonny Liston
Of Philadelphia, the No. 3 con-
tender.
Ford had received a telegram
from Folley's manager, Bill
Swift, asking the cancellation.
I'VE have an iron-clad con-
tract and there is no chance
Of Foley getting out" Ford
said. Let him fight Machen
first and then take the Liston
fight. We've got tickets and
cards printed ,.s-
Foley, ranked No. 2, and
Machen, No. 4, fought a dull,
l2-round draw here two years
ago. Ford said Foley is
guaranteed $4,000 for the Cow
Palace fight.
Evening star., 1960-01-01
West Pinninu
ShrineHopes
On Meredith

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. /
(AP). Outweighed and out
powered, the underdog West
counts on passing to bring VIC
tory over the East in the 35th
annual Shrine football game at
Kezar Stadium tomorrow.
A throng of so 900 is expected
for the nationally televised
CNBCJ all-star game, which
starts at 5 O'Clock washington
time.
The Vests. man of the hour
could well be Southern Metho-
dist Quarterback Don Meridith.
for whom q great professional
future already is forecast.
Coach Bill Meek of .SMU,
heading the Vests staff, main
tains his offense will be about
$3.50 on passing and rushing,
but observers feel it's ND to
Meridith to keep the East's big
defenders loosened UP.
Meek viii use a T formation
with the right halfback flanked
and the left end split, an align
ment designed to feature a wide
open game.
Plenty Of Receivers
Receivers for the Meredith
tosses include Chris Burford OF
Stanford, leading collegiate
pass catcher OF 1859, and Cal
Cogdill Of Washington State, q
speedy end who can get -dowr
under the long ones. Also Henry
Christopher. who snagged Mer.
edith passes at SMU, will see
duty at offensive end, although
listed first with the defensive
platoon. .-
They're as fine a group Of
pass receivers you would flnc
anywhere" says Meredith. "Al
are tall. rangy and have fint
pairs Of hands. We've all worked
together real we'll" 49,
Another end who will star
on defense but get into the
game on offense is Stanford.
Ben Robinson, who ranked
fourth nationally. Halfback,
Dick Bass Of College Of Pacifi,
and Larry Wilson of Utah alsC
are adept at catching the pig
skin. -
East Has Beef
The East ranks as a touch,
down choice. and it's not hare
to see why. The starting lin,
averages 227 pounds per man
and the backfield contain!
speed, power and guys who car
throw the ball.
Dean Look of Michigan
State and George Izo Of Notrt
Dame will share the quarter,
back job. The halfback corp
contains Ray Jauch and Bol
Jeter Of Iowa, Ron Burton o
Northwestern and Blanch
Martin Of Michigan State. Fo.
: fullbacks, Coach Duffy Daueh
erty can call on Bob White o
. Ohio State or Bob Jarus O
Purdue.
His huge line contains sucl
Evening star., 1960-01-01
WINS SULLIVAN AAU TROPHY
Shotput Toss of 65 Feet
Is Purry O'Brien's Cool

mark of 63-2, and has a toss
Of 63-4 made August / up for
recognition.
O'Brien. who will be % on
January 28. is a Los Angeles
banking executive and was
graduated from the University
Of Southern California. He
stands 6-foot-3 and weighs 238.
The Sullivan Award is given to
the amateur athlete who by
performance, example and good
influence did most to advance
the cause of good sportsman
ship during the year"
Evening star., 1960-01-01
Alexandra Five
Wins tournament

The Alexandria Boys Club
defeated Jelleff Branch, 1926.
yesterday at Eastern Branch to
win the Boys Club of Greater
Washington Christmas basket
ball tournament in the l3 year
and under class. .-.
Mike Poole paced the win
ners with 81 points. 1t was the
Alexandria Clubs fourth
straight midget Boys Club
Christmas championship. The
Alexandria teams have q Sis
record for the last three years.
Evening star., 1960-01-01
.CoIoniaIs SET
For Invasion
By Temple

George Washington UniTer.
sity's basketball team, winner
of four Of its last five games,
e entertains highly-regarded
Temple at'S::30 pm. tomorrow
at Uline Arena.
1t is the only action on the
area college front tomorrow.
The Colonials are returning
home after taking third place
IN the Gulf South holiday tour
nament at Shreveport, La. CIV
won its opener against Cen
tenary. but fell afoul Of North
west Louisiana States ball
control tactics in the semifaals,
The Colonials won third place
by beating out Louisiana Tech.
while Northwestern Louisiana
took the title.
Still; the last half of the
month"; has been a relatively
pleasant one for the Coloniais
who opened the season By los
ing four Of their first six,
They began their comeback
with an upset victory over Wake
Forest and then trounced
William g. Mary, 98-7I, before
departing for the Shreveport
affair. They are now SIS for
the season.
Temple come here with a
glittering 8-2 record and fresh
from victory in the Keystone
Holiday Tournament, where
the Owls knocked of Penn
State and Penn to take the
title.
The Owls feature 6-foot Bill
Kennedy, who has a 40 per cent
field goal accuracy mark and
an average of 23.4 points a
game. The Owls have two
otners In double figures, Bruce
Drysdale, 1877, and Earl Proc.
tor. 10.
Russ Gordon, the teams
fourth best scorer at 9.3, wor
the outstanding player award
10 the Keystone tournament
Only 6-foot-41a. Gordon dem.
onstrated he is capable of con-
trolling the boards even wher
opposed by much bigger men
Leading the CIV scorers Il
Dick Markowitz, who is aver.
aging almost II points a game
Evening star., 1960-01-01
Michigan Stote Buck
Siqns With Tituns

SANTA CLARA, Calf, Jan. /
AP).-S Steve Sebo, general
of the New York
Titans Of the new American
Football League. said yesterday
Halfback Blanche Martin of
Michigan State has signed a
contract. Terms were not re-
vealed.
Martin, %, Of River Rouge,
Mich. is 6 feet tall and weighs
200.
Evening star., 1960-01-01
LUCAS

Continued From Page A-22
Liberty Bowl. despite q FIRST.
half injury. had been put on
notice that the Redskins in
tended to use him primarily as
a defensive back. Scout reports
had him down as q good, ALL
around player, but only a fair
passer.e
7geI told him he could be
whatever he wanted to be with
u.s." Nixon said. Il poihted
out that he might have a little
trouble making It right away,
especially If Eddie LeBaron
came back. He'll undoubtedly
be invited to the All-Star camp
and miss all that basic train
ing. But until he learned the
position we could use him on
defense and work him In grad
ually into the offense."
Confused by Publicity
Lucas scored a touchdown
for the National All-Stars and
was voted their outstanding
back in last Saturdays Copper
Bowl game, in which the Ma
tionals routed the Southwest
All-Stars. 2l-6.
Nixon secuted the Copper
Bowl and talked to Lucas. He
found him to be a real nice
boy" but said he appeared to
be a little mixed up because
of all the publicity"
Hefferle was dispatched to
Penn State with orders from
George Marshall, president Of
the Redskins, to, sign Lucas.
Although not noted for paying
high salaries, the Washington
club apparently intended to go
all out in its efforts to sign him.
1t is the second straight year
the Redskins have lost their
No. l draft choice. Last year
they picked Quarterback Don
Allard Of Boston College. also
intending to use him primarily
on defense. He signed in
Canada.
In Chicago, Coach Frank Ivy
Of the Cardinals told the Asso-
ciated Press that Olson had
signed with the Cards after the
Bluebonnet Bowl game.
We'll just have to get in
touch with him and find out
what it's all about" Ivy said.
Evening star., 1960-01-01
BOWLS

Continued From Page A-22
hammered. 1877. by Mississippi
in the 1858 Sugar Bowl.
Syracuse has rolled up 4.5t5
yards in 10 games. Against this
mighty effort Texas matches a
somewhat puny 273 yards per
game and q leaky defense that
gave the opposition PATS. Syra-
cuse allowed an average Of only
96.2.
The teams met only one NM
tual opponent - Maryland.
Texas won. 800, and Syracuse,
29-0. That proves little. Both
teams played Maryland early
in the season. and much hap
pened after that.
Two Stars Doubtful
Each team had a player on
the doubtful list. In each case
It was q key man. too. syra-
Icuse's great runner. Ernie Davis,
was favoring a back muscle
sprain that hampered his run
ming. Texas was worried about
its All-Southwest Conference
end. Monte Lee. who has a
sore knee.
In New Orleans, Mississippi
(e-D and LSU (9-D clash in a
rematch. LSU beat Mississippi,
7-3, in the regular season on
All-America Billy Cannon's 80 :,
yard punt return with 10 min
utes to play. Since then, how
ever. LSU Halfback Johnny
Robinson suffered q broken
bone in his left hand. He will
play with a special foam rubber
bandage for protection.
Badgers Want Revenge
Wisconsin (7-2) is out TO
avenge the only Big 10 Rose
Bowl loss since 1s47. That was
in 1858 when the Badgers lost
to Southern California, TO.
This one figures to be a duel
between QuarteTbacks Dale
Hackbart Of Wisconsin and Bob
Schloredt of Washington (s-1)
In the Miami battle, Georgia,
whose only defeat was at the
hands Of South Carolina, OUT
weighs the Missourians in the
line. has two fine passers in
Francis Tarkenton and Charley
Britt. a bevy of fine receivers
headed by Bobby Towns, a
really great punter in Bobby
Walden, a crack safety man
and elusive ball carrier in
Charley Britt and general all
around speed.
Coach Danny Devine Of Mis-
souri, has been harping on these
superior attributes of Wally
Butts team, but he thinks his
Tigers will put up q stubborn
battle nevertheless.
Evening star., 1960-01-01
WEEKEND SPORTS
'ON RADIO-N
TELEVISION
Today
Football

TELEvISION
Today
Football T.
Schedule Of bowl games listed
In another column.
Olympics
Olympic Preview, WTOP-9,
$50 pm.
Boxing
Tom McNeely VS.. George
Logan, WRC-4, 10 pm.
Bowling .
Jackpot Bowling, WRC-4.
l0:45 pm. - 81
Saturday
Bowling
Tenth annual duckpin finals,
WMAL-7. l pm.
Football
Arkansas VS.. Georgia Tech,
WTOP-9, 2 pm,
Inside football with Bud
wilkinson, WRC-4, 4:30 pm,
East VS.. West All-Stars,
WRC-4, 4:45 pm.
Basketball
New York Knickerbockers VS.
Cincinnati Royals, WRC-4
2:30 pm.
Bowling
Bowl the Champ. WMAL-7
4 pm.
Golf
All-Star Golf, WMAL-7, s
pm.
Sunday
Basketball
Boston CelticS VS.. Syracuse
Nationals, WRC-4, 2 pm.
Harlem Globetrotters VS.
Baltimore Rockets, WTOP-o
pm.
Championship Golf, WRC-4
4:30 pm.
RADIO
Today
Football
Bowl games listed in another
column.
Boxing
Tom McNeely VS.. George
Logan, WRC, 10 pm.
Saturday
Football
East VS.. West All-Stars
WRC, 4:45 pm.
Evening star., 1960-01-01

behemoths as Monty Stickies,
235. from Notre Dame, Mich
igan States Palmer Pyle at
249, Northwestern's Gene Cos
sage at 235. and Dukes Nike
MCGEE at 240.
The West can't match that
weight. but on defense it has
TCU's Don Floyd. a 225-pound-
er who was an All-America
tackle this season.
Evening star., 1960-01-01
SWEDES
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unconcerned by appeals from
responsible elected oficials. the
International Basketball Fed
Grafton or public opinion. it
seems that action by the NCAA
is needed"
In Hickory, N. c., last night.
after cancellation Of the game
with Lenoir Rhyme, the Swedes
were invited to parties at two
country clubs and at the Elks
and Moose clubs. The team
stayed in the college gymna-
SUM, which has living quarters,
and the 10 players got In a
practice session last night.
Accepts Bids
Meanwhile, the team ac-
cepted an invitation to play
two games in Montreal. Can
ada, against a squad Of Mon
treal All-Stars and the Yvan
Coutu Institute of the Cana
dian American League on jan
uary Q and 10. Sanction is be-
ing sought from the Canadian
Amateur Basketball Associa-
ton by Victor Leo. president
Of the Canadian-American or
ganization.
The Swedes' first game now
appears to be next week against
asLatvian semi-pro team in
New York. There are four
games in jeopardy in Wisconsin
and Michigan against small
colleges.
Superior (Wis.0 State, Eau
Claire (Wis) State and North
erh Michigan on the upper Pc
ninsula have signed $500 guar
antees. Lacrosse CWis) State
has been landerwritten by the
LaCross Kiwanis Club and was
not required TO post q guaran-
tee, according to Athletic Di-
rector Floyd Gautsch.
Gautsch said Lacrosse State
plans TO 60 ahead with its game
unless the National Association
of intercollegiate Athletic
enters a formal objection, ir-
respective of the AAU.
The other three colleges have
not taken as definite q stand.