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AnnapoIlS, Nd. Colonial 3-46I9
Southern MARYLAND
Tidewater
Southern MARYLAND

- SA@S4 a. 4s4CkA y 4111N
/. Patuxent River, . acres: sturdy
concrete sea wall. sand beach, pier,
hoat mouse: Z rms, 3 baths, &
wonderful screened porehes: iarse
barn with interesting possibilities;
furnished; also inboard motor boat,
riding lawn mower and sheep to
Keep grass cut; 40 miles D. c.:
.. Cove Point: charming Swiss
chalet-type" cottage; 3 rms. and
oatn: insulated, big hooded dre-
places furnished; will sleep 8. Cute
guest cottage with its own utilities;
5oat ana motor; shade trees; gar.
den SPOT. A buy at S7,500.
points on creek: brics-and-frsms
nome; large living rm. with fire.
place; paneled library. fireplace;
dining rn1., big custom kitchen,
bath and . bedrms: End floor, 3
bcorms,, bath. other charming
restored homes, all with oil-ired
furnaces. will pay for property;
all rented In Navy officers.
g.. Secluded waterfront, $40 feet on
oeep cresk: minutes from Ches-
apeake Bay fishing grounds: 6la
acres: pier, sandy beach, modern
masonry rambler; 2Ox30 living rm,,
beamed ceiling, paneled in mahog-
any; Kitchen custom built; sun
rm.; bar and barbecue spit: 3 large
bedrooms, 3 baths; furnished; little
maintenance required; carport and
maids room.
5; Pstuxent River: Ia miles water
front: sandy beach, pier on deep
creek; frame house on point: ltV.
ing rin., dining rm., kitchen. = bed.
rms, hath, = screened porches,
aTtesisn well: beautiful nat fields.
o. 81; Leonard's Creek; IA acres;
good location for camp: 2-bedrm.
nome, guest house, large boat house,
stable; separate dining hall and
maids room; deep water, sandy
Z; chesapeake Bayfront: unusual
beautifully furnished; s rms, pa
baths, many custom features, big
recreation rnn.; vide, sandy beach;
dishwasher, freezer. automatic
washer, . refriserators; paneled
and beamed ceilings.
&. Unique and beautiful 6s-acre
estate on deep creek, overlooking
Patuxent River. Handsome brick
manor home, with double, grace
ful stairway, tile baths, 40-ft, sun
room. radiant-heated tile floor:
brick studio; farmhouse; soft,
swimming pool; docks, stable "a
mile waterfront. LARGE monthly in
come; perfect set-up for a club,
corporation or private home.
we have many attractive lots on
the bay, creek and river.
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I IIO-AChE FAHM IN Howard and
Montg. County-Barn, house with
"a baths; also tenant house.
Patuxent River runs through the
Felstein, JU. $3.50. JANIS c.
CONLEY a. CO (ohTA
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ESQ servicenter. larger than av-
erage 3 bays. Priced at $4,000,
without stock. Stock may be
purchased at cost or less If de-
sired.
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ONLY $1,000

NORTH BEACH rooms. Z
porches, attractive furnishings,
water and electric. lge. Shaded
lot 50x1 so ft.. ideal for summer
and week ends. Only $500 with
500 down. bal; S35 per month,
No: 2-Cottage to fix up on lot
25x142 #. has electric. GOOD
water supply. bathroom. electric
not-water heater, screened porch,
Only $3.50. low terms.
NO. 3. CHESAPEAKE BEACH,
beautiful handicapped lots and at
tractive cottage within steps Of
peach. salt water pool. harhor.
tun price only $500, liberal
No; 4. ROSE HAVEN on-The-Ray-
oeoroom cottage with hard
WOOD foors, full bath, automatic
neat: porches, on large Valuabls
iot l2Oxl25 #. Only $3.50,
liberal terms
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MOUNTAIN
NTENWV

Thirty peaceful acres. scenic noun
tam view, and good seven-room
nome, near Warrenton. Modern
eAcepI neat: nve minutes to 1000
acre Boiling A. F. B. recreation
area topen mess. Lovely land
scaped shaded lawn. young fruit
orchard; a delightful country
place in an. excellent area: less
than % miles to D. c. You'll
IKE 1t! $4,000. By appoint
ment,, please.
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KAY BOWLING

MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING
2O7 N Frederick ave. Gaithersburg
WI. S-9250 BOLIVIA. 6-o5O0
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Chesapeake Co., Inc.
AT the Bayfront Stop Sign
CheSapeake Beach. Nd.
Phone hlpine G-3SSI

OVERLOOKING PORT ToBACC0
RIVER = Waterfront privileaes,
CHAPEL Point road front: 80 acres,
high. well-drained land; springs,
stream, mssnitcent view: suitable
subdivision; excellent neighbor-
hood: will diyide into tracts: &
acres; LEONARD SNYDER. WEST
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O5-ACRE SPORT FARM-sn ac-l

1o-ACkE SPORT FARM-S0 acres
IN good pasture, 10 acres in tim
ber. 3 fishing ponds. deer ans
other game. Ideal ponv ranch
and grazing farm with cattle
scales Wen watered. Modern g.
room frame house. Sheds and out
buildings. Fruit trees. Good schools
neiehborhood. Located 4 miles
from Shenandoah Valley airport,
Weyers Cave. Va. Price. So" noe.
easy terms. owner. J. H. ANDES
Grottoes, Va. Phone Grottoes
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Dunkirk. Md. Phone Alpine 7-273O
Prince Frederick PA and 4sS
CLOSE IN-Nearly acre OF
wooded, level, hish river front
River Estates, vs.. Sa.a5O, terms.
Sun. after I p.m, Fl. 4-1l90,
weekdays, ia. 9-1250.
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Lot fronting on 3 streets: choice
loc.: impr. with once; apr. fo-
Va. auto dealer. This is q stea!
for $500. Terms.
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CHESAPEAKE BAY "a bedrms d,
mod. heat, bath. separate garage,
lge. lot; only 100 feet from wide,
sandy beach; Sl3,500. liberal
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L. R. Wigfield NO. 7-1328
sHENANDOAH VALLEY 49,

-...- .1hINDUHH VHLLEI = h-Acre
summer retreat in secluded de-
yelopment, all forest with small
stream; Beautiful. large stone cot
tage; lights on; deep we'll; ready
ior plumbing; priced as is S5.995;
1922 down and $50 a month,
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
LOOK!

LOOK!
acres on the water and 2 one
bedroom year-round homes lone
with nreplace). Numerous fruit
trees. garden, etc. pier. This Is .
Home and Income" opportunity.
$500 DOWN
2-bedroom eottage in bayfront COM
nunity; liV. rm., kitchen, bath,
scr. porch: close to water; SWIM
minE and boating; S6.950.
2-sedreom rambler on large lot IN
waterfront community: oil heat;
spprox. z wears old. Assume CT
Ioan' 41ass interest; S9,45O.
3-beofoom bungalow in waterfront
community: with liv. rm.. kitchen,
bath. oil heat. garage: lot 100XlO0
IL, with water privii. Owner leAvs
ing state; $500.
COMMERCIAL
1S4 IT. on the water with pier: a.
bedroom home. basement: earage
with workshop: u acre. Ideal spot
Tor boat slipsl S2l 900. terms.
BUSINESS PROPERTIES
Centrally located-SaIe or Lease
OFFICE OPEN EVERY DAY
MAX c.
SCHWARTZ
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JACK L. MIDDLETON
Realtor
THE Plains. Virpinia

CIearbrook 3-264l
Ewes. and Sundays. Emerson 4-3S11
NEAR WALDORF
b-acre farmette: rms, bath. h
VIII, > porches. also 5a, tracts
and another farm: up to 100 a
cleared land, nice trees. PUFFEN-
BERGER, REALTOR, LO. 7-5i5i,
ewes, ia. 5-940a.
POTOMAC RIVER ESTATE-Md
shore. opposite Mt. Vernon AGENTS
invited. OWNER. NE. S-l4IS.
POTOMAC AREA, excellent loca-
tion. > acres, with old farm
houx MANoVILL REALTY TORP
10. A-S440.
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SOuthern Marvland

SOuChern Maryland
COLONIAL PLANTATION - Farlv-
tidewater house Of great reknown
restored with discriminate care
and in perfect condition. Box
wood gardens Of much charm.
EXTENSIVE acreage Full compile
ment OF plantation buildings. To-
bacco. and beef cattle. This is
Garden Tour" 2 ce of q type
EARLY MANOR HOUSE - Within
easy committing distance of BALTIC,
and Wash. Further restoration
needed . acres of park like
grounds. Tenant house, stable.
other dependencies. S21 900.
Bay and only %
mi. to d. c. in quiet Calvert vii
lage. Large modernized house in
Al shape. $500.
E. Steuart Vaughan
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133 ACRES, about 40 open, bal,
dwelling. electricity. we'll: stream,
IDEAL site for constructive pond.
$4,000. Terms Shn0 down, nal.
monthly. C. w. DUNCAN. Broker.
Louisa. Va. Phone $50, weekdays:
LIZ SnndaNr
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$500 DOWN
SCHWARTZ u

DEALE. MD. UN 1871
YOUR WATERFRONT sPEcIALJsT
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SECLUDED ?-BGDRooM HOME:
ST. CLEMENTS BAY-Waterfront
10, rms, bath, basement;

over l,5uO' waterfront on river and
clearwater cove. Panoramic view
OF river. Fine brick home with
slate roof, bedrooms, 3ia tiled
baths, screened poTches, fiaeston0
terISee ana recreation room. In
excellent condition.
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Ranch-type home overlookine Sey.
ern River near Annapolis. Beauti-
place. large screened porch ard
extra large bedrooms. Diversified
closets and storage space. TWo-
car saraRe with dressing room,
shower and tool room. Immacuiate
condition throughout. Use OF fine
pier and sand beach
Lnese two homes convenient 10
"ashinston-Annapolis Expressway.
Te buy or sell waterfront and other
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ST. LEONARD CREEK - Attrae-
tive, new ranch house. Ia baths.
earport, garden house, SCOTT
frontage on deep harbor; about 3
acres land: mod. heat ana afr
conditioning. A perfect retirement
hhnaA
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COLONIAL BEACH
COMMERCIAT.

waterfront lots with riparian
$1,000 cash. Terms.
, 1960-10-07

the Olympic champion Phi
and his band Of fell
low athletes.
Continued on page q
, 1960-10-07
Governor MerWin
Sdys Castro Aids"
Virgin islands

Governor Merwin, who
spent several days in Erie,
Pennsylvania | week,
told reporters that troubles
in Cuba have indirectly,
benefited the Virgin Is
lands tourist trade.
"Fidel Castro and his
revolution have caused q
notable increase in the tour
lists to the Virgin Islands,
he stated. He declared that
many Of the tourists who
would stop at Cuba bypass
that country because Of the
trouble and come to the
Virgin Islands.
The Governor was in the
city for a family reunion. He
has a brother residing
there.
, 1960-10-07
VIRGIN Islunds Exp.
College Glasses
Begin Here Oct. 10th

The 1860 Session Of the
Virgin Islands Experiment
tai College administered by
Hampton Institute, { o +
teachers will be held at The
Christiansted High School
and the Claude @. Markoe
School j n Frederiksted.
Classes begin October 10,
1860.
Sherman M. Krane, Of
Hampton Institute, will
teach two courses which
, 1960-10-07

J CHAMPION or PUBLIC RIGHT AND JUSTICE" IT,
YEAR SAINT cRo1 US VIRGIN ISLANDS FRIDAY OCTOBER . 10
mpdign Mundger Commissioner Brown Gov John ID Merwin Emile Griffith
Democrats Sends To be Heord on Will Address Meet Willie To-
on Progress WLVL October 10th Oversees Club my. October 22nd
leslie Moorhead, cam Radio Station WVI at On Thursday evening According to Il
gn manager of the De 900 pm, Monday. October October &C. 1860, the Gov York Herald Trbu
cratic Party in release TO-, 1860, will carry al tape emo the Virgin Islands, Afncas Willie Il
d that party candidates recording of an Interview John David Mewn will booked for aTVt tel
nped a swing through by teIm Information Officer, address the Overseas Press against Emile
island of St CrGx over Roy F. Gordon Of Louis E Club in New York City fifth ranking Wehe
past weekend with Brown, Commissioner of This worldwide group. of from eV Virgin Ih
jr rallies in Fredeik- Agriculture and Labor who neWspapTmen has ha dNe " York at
d. Grove Place and chris head of the delegation mny distinguished persons Square Garden On
On Fray night which was comprised Of address them The last not October H.
Demos opened up in Honorable Fms LawMz ed personalities so invited Then now nahb5n
uslnSOS - ~ 80 Au nuuuPno nuehddNue pe lily hMs& Quen - cd when champion
tvs strong points, with jMMneyd to Denmark to Demnark. XIII mt who
nMs Anduzs Millin study the cooperative set coanon 7rmra III Meet AroadinasI
aAsIIsI ~ - &c O 80 8" = also be- attending the meet Thompson lon Odoh
ly pa.n uf CnnSuOANeu dIe ing of the Executive Com the Garden was
Sunday the Demorar port and recommendations a4a nf 49, rranorsw withdraw because
rolled into Grove ato the possibility of using $500 !. $4,000 a
and IN Monday might the Danish coopaahves S cm 60 la &c.
"@0 70 m m amns Vsnh s her II 1860 This Commit Governor Mer
sing lecture in Christian farmers 4aaroa raad 80 AZ Sne rnehon n
d Senator Lucinda Mil ,.- -. -. , IsI1ol.lIn - s4.a4 UErIa IrInl
w ~ ~ - would be dmneftn not only ing here in the Virgin Governor Mw
III - ahah1ed ia idn " ue farmers put ue Edanus. .f 8. spent several days
Lokhat candidate - nr.m INV -. - emsuVama "a
the ST. Thomas district 81" .49 49, 80 - 49, - .S1.-,. mu reporters m1
the countryside - 49, Aa4fho y. IIas. IT, - 49, IN lpan nave IN
- i. cost of transportation of 49, - nm4do al 9nds tomid tmdn
AZ for ray scheduled mosu1 rom the onunen giant scale are offered in "Fidel Castro
A y tai United States to the r sa rna4 M ahau - mLHaa $500
--- gin Islands can be ehminat+ l +u ~ nntn d.Lloncama e.
Islunds Exp. Cd the prices now charged Greece filmed in color in lists to the Vrgn
Glasses tor 1000 locally could Pc italy msmts uapngb back he stated He dda
gin Here Oct 10th lowered grounds with aca fhouL many Of the tours
1905 Session of TIL sands of players woudd stop at Cuba
AN1o
, 1960-10-07

carry credit toward a de-
gree at Hampton Institute.
The courses offered are
Music Education 1873 (Mu-
sic for young children and
Music Literature 200 Intro
duction to Music.
This is another step for
ward by Hampton Institute
to greater improve the pub
lie school education on the
, 1960-10-07
Griffith to
Meet Willie Toweel
October 22nd

According to the New
York Herald Tribune South
Africa's Willie Toweel is
booked for a TV ten round
er against Emile Griffith,
fifth ranking Welterweight
from the Virgin Islands and
N e W York at Madison
Square Garden on the night
Of October %.
The new matching result
cd when champion Benny
Kid Paret, who was to
meet Argentina's Federico
Thompson on October Is at
the Garden, was forced to
Withdraw because Of i'll
ness.
, 1960-10-07
The Giunt of
Muruthon" Spectacle
At Alexander Thedter

Action and spectacle on a
giant scale are offered in
THE Giant of Marathon a
tumultuous story Of ancient
Greece filmed in color in
Italy against sweeping back
grounds with a cast of thou
sands Of players.
In the leading role Of a
handsome Greek Olympic
champion is Steve Reeves,
playing opposite him is the
glamorous French actress,
Mylene Demongeot.
The story centers on the
plot Of a group Of Greek
, 1960-10-07

closing lecture in Christian
sted. Senator Lucinda Mil
lin who spent four days in
81. Croix lecturing with the
party is scheduled to join
Alfred Lockhart, candidate
for the st. Thomas district,
in stumping the4countryside
this week. Senator Ron de
Lugo will leave ST. Croix
today for a rally scheduled
t'onthh,,ad o. nage al
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Four1opQuiints
In Area Ready
For Old Feuds

There are two real good items
on the college basketball sched-
ule, here this week, George
Washington at Maryland tues
day night and Georgetown
against American u. Saturday
afternoon at Uline Arena.
Maryland beat CIV twice last
season. the second time by only
two points, 84-82, at Maryland.
Both teams are taking up where
they left OF last year and a hot
engagement seems likely.
In the Georgetown-AU game,
the Hoyas are seeking revenge
for defeats AU has handed them
the last two years, the first in
their long rivalry. GUS vet
eran team probably will be ia
vored to win this one, although
AU is showing a well-balanced
squad.
Earlier in the week, George
town will be host Tuesday night
to Duquesne, a team it beat by
only one point last year. The
Dukes have four Of i've starters
returning from last years 8-l5
team. =
Otherwise, the list this week
Is spotty. CIV has only the
Maryland game to play, while
the Terps' only other action
win be a Saturday foray against
Minnesota Of the Big Ten.
Navy plays Penn at home
Tuesday. then goes on the road
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VIRGINIA
Continued From Page C-l

Continued From Page C-1
yards rushing against 56 for
Virginia and collected another
124 yards passing against 80
for the Cavaliers.
In the closing minutes senior
linemen were pulled into the
South Carolina backfield to
have their moments Of ball.
carrying glory.
Burly Jim Nemeth. o center.
picked up II yards on one try
and Center John Gordon bulled
for o few yards on another
carry. Guard Jake Bodkin, an
all-conference selection, caught
one pass.
VIRGINIA % 0 o o.
SOUTH CAROLINA o 9 8 12-26
South CarOlina-sowell l. run tpass
South CaIclina-Bennett 2. run
tRhamy plunGe).
South carolina-Bennett SO. run (psss
South carolina-Pitt 81. pass from
ehtfet tkiek failed.
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10 Amateurs Put
On Sullivan List

LAS VEGAS. New, Dec. 3
(AP). Olympic stars domi-
mated the 10 nominations. for
the 1860 Sullivan Award an
nounced today by the National
AAU at its annual convention.
Kellum johnson Of Dallas.
chairman Of the Sullivan Com
mittee. said the winner Of the
coveted amateur award will be
announced the first week Of
January after q nationwide poll
of 600 sports writers, AAU Of
ficials and sports figures.
The nominees:
Don Brasg. pole vsulter, Pennsville
N. j.; JEFF Farrell, swimmer, Mlcnita
Kans.; Rater johnson. decathlon
Kinsshurs, Calf; Tommy Kono
weishtlifter. Honolulu: Jerry Lucas
basketball, Columbus, IOnio: TER!
MeCann. wrestling, Tulsa, Okla.
Wilma Rudolph. track sprinter. Nasn
Vile. Tenn; Dave Sine. track sprinter
Durham. n. c.; Mike Troy. swir1 9
Indianapolis; and Chris Won 9altza
swimming. SARATOGA, calf.
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10,000-Meter Run
Won byLt. Young

LEXINGTON. Va. Dec. 3
tAPa.-Lt. George Young Of
Fort Lee won the lo.0OO-meter
eun between Buena Vista and
Lexington today In 81 minutes,
q seconds. with Virginia Techs
Lou Castagnola finishing Sec
ond.
Young. top steeplechaser in
the country and a member of
the United States Olympic
Team, went In front in the
first mile and q half and held
the lead the rest Of the dis
tance despite q slight side pain.
Castagnola was only 30 yards
behind at the finish in front
Of the Lexington Courthouse.
vMI's Charlie Carlton was
third. about $50 yards behind
Castagnola.
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VINCE SCOTT IN SENIOR BOWL
Betty and Cloud Of ! erps
Picked for Blue Squod

MOBILE, Ala. Dec. 3(AP) -
National champion Minnesota
placed two men and small COLI
lege champion Ohio placed one
on the all-star North team am
nounced today for the January
z Senior Bowl football game.
The South team was an
nounced Friday. X.
Twenty-one Northern schools,
including both Rose Bowl en-
tries. Minnesota and Washing
ton. have players coming here
for the 18th annual game In
which the college seniors make
their pro debuts.
Minnesotans who will play
with the North under Jim Lee
Howell. New York Giants
coach, are Fullback Roger Hag-
berg and Center Greg Larson,
Washington players are Quar-
terback Bob Hiwer and Half
back Don McKeta.
Guard Joe Dean win be here
from Ohio University.
Purdue. the only club to whip
Minnesota. win send Tackle
Jerry Beabout, q second team
All-America choice. He was
drafted in 1859 by the Balti-
more Colts. whose coach. Weeh
Ewbank. again will direct the
South club.
Syracuse's Fred Mautino,
All-America choice in 1853
heads a strong five-man corps
OF ends. who include Vince
Scott Of Maryland.
The North squad:
Ends - Fred Arbanas, Michigan
State: Al Ferris. Wagner College: Fred
Mautino, Syracuse: Vince Scott, Mary.
land; Aaron Thomas. Oregon State.
Tackles--Jerry Beabout, Purdue:
Harold Beaty, .oklahoma State: Bot
peMarco. Dayton; Roland McDole
ouards--Joe Dean. Ohio University;
Carl Kammerer, College Of Pacific;
hoski. Illinois.
centers-Fred Haseman. Kansas;
Greg Larson, Minnesota
0uarterbacks-Bob Hivner. wash.
ington; Dick Norman. Stanford,
Halfbacks-Dale Evans, Kansas
state: Skin Face. Stanford; jerry
Hill. Wyoming; DON McKeta, wash
ington; Don Smith. Missouri: Larry
WOOD, Northwestern.
Fullbacks--Roger Hagberg, Minne-
sofa; John Murray. Toledo.
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MONTGOMERY. Ala, Dec,
8 (APl.-Quarterback Dale
Betty and Halfback Everett
Cloud Of Maryland today were
named to the Northern squad
for the annual Blue Gray foot
bali game here December 81.
Betty will share quarter
backing duties with Bernie
Allen Of Purdue.
Norman Snead Of Wake
Forest, Francis Tarkenton OF
Georgia and Jerry Eisaman Of
Kentucky were chosen as quar-
terbacks for the Gray squad.
The Blue team will be
coached by Don Faurot OF
Missouri, Jack Mollenkopf OF
Purdue and Ben Schwartz
walder of Syracuse. Wally
Butts Of Georgia. Paul Dietzel
of Louisiana State and Bill
Hildebrand of Wake Forest will
coach the Grays.
Complete rosters:
NORTH
Ends: Stuart Barber. Penn state
son. Michigan; Jsson Harness. Michi.
Tackles: Jerry Beabout, Purdue
Harold Beatty, Oklahoma state: Larr!
Lavery, Illinois: Bob De Marco. Dayton
Guards: Ronald Perkins. Wisconsin
Mickey Walker, Michigen State; Re,
land McDole. Nebraska; Gerry Glenn.
ents Army.
centers: Phil Kardssz. Purdue; Dor
Fricke. Nebraska; Al Bemiller. Syra.
ouerterbseks: Bernie Allen. Pur
Dale Evans. Kansas State: Doyl,
Shick. Kansas: Roger Hill. KpnSas
Jerry Mauren, Iowa: William Cooper
Muskgum: Everett Cloud, Maryland.
Ends: Jerry Tillery, Oklahoma
Bobby Allen. Wake Forest; Micke,
Mangham, Louisiana State: Cameron
Gamble. Tulane; Cotton Letner. Ten
nessee.
Tackles: Bobby Boylston. Alabama
Wayne Wolf, Wake Forest: Walter
Suggs. Mississippi State: Charlei
strange, Louisiana State.
Guards: Ed Mccreedy, Louisiani
State: Pay Dye, Georsia; Lloyd Hodge
Kentucky; Joe Hinton, Louisiana Tech
centers:. Tommy Goode. Mississipp
State: Phil Ashe. Georgia.
ouarterbacks: Norman Snead. WAKE
Forest: Francis Tarkenton, 0eorgia
Jerry Eisaman, Kentucky.
Backs: Ronnie Hartline. Oklahoma;
Bobby. walden, 0eorgia. Fred Brown
Georsia; Bill Majors. Tennessee: DON
ME Daye. Louisiana state; Harry
Moreland, Texas Christian.
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against Princeton and Temple
FRIDAY and SATURDAY.

against Princeton and Temple
Friday and Saturday. g.1,.
This weeks schedule:
T0MoRROW 7
District Teachers 1t Bowie TeacherS.
soufheastern At Hagerstgsn y. q.
George Washingtoa at Maryland.
Duquesne at Georgetown.
pennsylvania at Navy.
howard 1t y. G. Smith. vi
WEDNESDAY,
american U. at Gallandel.
necker Junior High gym).
Monfgomery J.. G. & Navy Piebe1
Miilersvile State nt Bowie Teachers.
THURSDAY
st. Peters at Catholic u,
Howard at Virginia State.
Fringe Georges y. c. at Charles City ]. c.
~ fs1,.Iy sM1,arys =: e. e Montgomery J. c.
kutztown at Bowie Teachers.
FRIDAY
Navy at Princeton.
Catholic U. at Galiahdet.
y. e. Teachers at Delaware State.
Southeastern at Eastern Baptist.
Georset0wn at American u. (at Uline
= Arena. 4 p.m.).
Maryland at Minnesota.
Navy ct Temple.
Howard at Hampton.
Southeastern at Coppin State. -.
Essex Community College At Princa
Georges ]. C.. (Suitland High gym).,
MONTGOMERY J. c. at Catonsville J. c.
Bowie Teachers at Philadelphia Textile
Institute.
Evening star., 1960-12-04
AU Joyvees Defect
Columbion Prep

The American University
junior varsity basketball team.
paced by a 19-point production
by Jack Islieb. defeated Colum-
bian Prep, 64-60, yesterday at
AU.
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Jackson PAGES
ST. John n's0ver
Army, 69-49

NEW YORK. Dec. 3 (AP).-
All America Tony jackson
scored 20 points. II in q de-
cisive second-half drive. and
led st. Johns Of New York to
. 6s-4s basketball victory over
o scrappy Army i've tonight.
The game was the first Of
q triple header. opening the
l960-6l college season at Madi-
son Square Garden. Manhat-
tan faced Temple in the second
game, and New York Univer-
sity met Utah State in the
finale.
st. Johns. considered one Of
the East's top teams, blew a
14-point lead late In the first
half as the Cadets drew within
three points. 27-24. with 16
seconds to play. But two free
throws by Don Burks, and
Jackson's one-hander at the
buzzer gave the Redmen q
1924 lead.
st. Johns didn't score for
~ minutes Of the second hall
until jackson dropped in q field
goal. But Army could not dc
much either. and with st,
Johns leading, 35-27. jackson
then scored nine Of the next
10 points for the Redmen to
put the game out of reach.
Stewart Sherard led the Ca
dets with is points.
MADISON. Wis.,. Dec. 3 (AP)
Wisconsin battled the Air
Force Academy on even terms
the first half of an intersec-
tional basketball game today,
then pulled away to take an
80-67 decision.
Dave Vandermeulen sparked
the Badgers as they scored nine
quick points for q 44-34 lead
as the second half opened. His
10 points, II in the second hall,
made him the games leading
scorer.