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Evening star., 1960-02-14

The Nationalist Viewpoint. "
Participants in the discus
sion are Abdel Kader Chan
deri, and Emmett v. Mittle-
beeler.
1880, WMAL - Engineering
News Report. Harold B.
Maynard. president Of the
Association of Consulting
Management Engineers, will
be the guest.
sos, WTOP-New York Phil
harmonic. American pianist
John Browning and French
baritone Gerard Souzay will
be the soloists on today's
broadcast.
$3.50, WMAL This Nation
Under God. Father Carl j.
Breitfeller. District Catho-
lie Prison Chaplain, discuss
es the street-corners and
personalities they produce.
9:35, WWDC-District Round
table. Current Traffic
Problems" will be discussed
by Judge George B. Nelson
of the District Municipal
Court and Gilbert r. Gior-
dano, Washington attorney.
l1:05, WMAL-College News
Conference. Senator Wayne
Morse will discuss President
Eisenhower's upcoming
Latin American trip and
1860 Politics.
1905, WTOP-Cleveland Or
chestra. Robert Show, as
sociate conductor Of the
Cleveland Orchestra, pre-
sents a program of Mozart
and Hindmith.
Evening star., 1960-02-14
DEN

Continued From Page D-1
Walter Chiari will romp in a
woman's guise.
Writer'S Cramp
Harry Kurnitz, who wrote
the play and movie version
of "Once More With Feel
ing" will title his new play,
about a ski resort, white
on White" When KurnitZ
first came to New York he
lived in a coldwater fiat, and
invested half his $50 savings
in canned foods, so that he
wouldn't Starve while writ
ing. He ate all the canned
stuff, and wound up in Bel
levue Hospital with New
York's first known case Of
scurvy since the Clipper
ships.
Benn Levy, author of THE
Tumbler" = starring Charl-
ton HestOn and directed by
Laurence Olivier - was a
Labor M. P. for five years.
In explaining his party's de-
feat he said: "By destroying
poverty we kicked the voting
ground from under our feet"
ROddy McDowalPs COL
lected photos of stage nota-
bles will be published as a
book. =. Warner Leroy, try
ing to become another Orson
Welles, is author-director-
coproducer of Between Two
Thieves" and put on 10
pounds.
Edward Mulhare, whose
contract with MY Fair Lady"
just expired, is being SCREEN
tested for a historic film role
=. Mary Martins many cos
tune changes in Sound Of
Music" make her lose four
pounds on matinee days .
Evening star., 1960-02-14

from the William Byrd Suite
by Jacob.
$500, WMAL-FM (I07.3 Mc.)
Opera Stage. Puccini's
Madame Butterfly, complete.
Anna MOTTO in the title role,
with soloists. chorus and
orchestra of the Rome
Opera House.
$500, WGMS AM-FM $50 Kc.
and 1888 Mc.)-National
Gallery Of Art Concert.
Nadia Koutzen. violin;
Richard Woitach, piano.
Works by Leclair, Schubert,
Lopatnikof, Debussy and
RaVel.
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-Serenade. Octet in e Flat,
Opus 20: Scherzo, by Mem
delssohn.
Evening star., 1960-02-14
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Evening star., 1960-01-04
Maryland ReoIiens Districts
For State Cage Tournament

County superintcndents of
public schools in Maryland
have approved a realignment of
districts for the purpose of
qualifying for the State basket
ball tournaments, it was an
nounced today by CreS Bride,
head of physical education and
athletics in Montgomery Coun-
ty.
The change. expected for
some time, rules out the BIZ
County League champion as an
automatic qualifier for the
Glass A tournament. 1t is the
first change since 1850 in tour
nament arrangements for Glass
A QargeSt) high schools.
The Bi-County winner here
tofore represented District 2 in
the State tournament. Now the
C h ampion of Montgomery
County alone will be the Dis
trict 2 representative.
The Glass A champion of
Prince Georges County viii
play off with the Anne Arunde
County winner to represent
District 3 .
Montgomery has eight Clas'
A schools, Prince Georges five
and Anne Arundel four, giving
District 2 eight members anC
District 3 nine.
Carroll and Howard Countie
will join the Western MarylanC
Evening star., 1960-01-04
Utah Heavyweight
Ties Consecutive
Knockout Record

WEST JORDAN, Utah, Jan.
4 (AP).-Heavyweight Lamar
Clark Of Cedar City, Utah tied
boxing's consecutive knockout
record Saturday night by stop
ping Kooey Garcia Of Salt Lake
City in the first round of a
scheduled eight-round bout.
Clark, 1871, belted Garcia to
the canvas in lot of the first
for his 43d consecutive knock
out in A pro fights. Garcia
weighed 220.
The unbeaten Clark is han.
died by Marv Jenson. who also
manages Gene Fullmer, NBA
middleweight champion.
Blackjack Billy Fox, a light.
heavyweight, established tht
consecutive knockout record o.
43 between 1943 and 1946.
Evening star., 1960-01-04
Bednurik Is Cool
To Tituns' Offer
As PIuyer-Couch

PHILADELPH PHIA. Jan. 4
(AP) The New York Titans
of the American Football
League are aiming their check
book at Chuck Bednarik, an
all-time National Football
League great who announced
his retirement at the end of
the 1859 season.
Steve Sebo, Titans general
manager, said today he has
offered the former Penn ALL
American a three-year con-
tract-one year as a player
coach and two years as an
assistant to Head Coach Sammy
Baugh.
Bednarik a center-linebacker
with the Philadelphia Eagles
for the last II years, confirmed
that Sebo made me an entic-
ing offer. However. I'm not
thinking football now. I start
my new job as cement sales
man tomorrow and it is a Ions
range program"
He said of the Titans offer
Il couldn't accept as a player
since I'm still under option tC
the Eagles if I want to play
again. If I ever consider foot.
ball again I wouldn't do any.
thing without a friendly under.
standing with the Eagles"
Evening star., 1960-01-04
Sponiords Beot
South Africans to
Take Net Title

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Jan. 4
(AP).-The Orange Bowl junior
tennis cup was headed for
Spain today. the second time in
two years it has been in COM
petition that it left the United
States.
Jose Arilla and Juan Gisbert,
both Of Barcelona. defeated
South Africans John Hammill
and Rodney Mandelstam of
Johannesburg in singles finals
yesterday to take the cup won
last year by Brazil.
Arilla defeated Hammill
3-6, 6-3, Ga, IS, on good
volley shots as the tired South
African tired and slowed the
pace.
Gisbert trailed at the rest
period and appeared tired at
that point but rallied smartly
and put on a great backhand
show as he passed Mandelstam
repeatedly to win, 60, 4-6,
3-6. 60, 6-3.
Mandelstam and Hammill
teamed to win the doubles
match from Arilla and Gisbert,
"a, Ga, and prove they are
among the best junior doubles
pair in the world.
Evening star., 1960-01-04
Dismissal Report
Is News to Him,
Art Lewis Saws

MORGANTOWN. w. Va,
Jan. 4 (AP).-"All I know is
what read in the newspapers,
says Art Lewis about reports
that the West Virginia Univer-
sity Athletic Council has rec
commended his dismissal as
football coach.
Nobody has told me a thing
about it. I'll continue to oper-
ate as head coach unless I'm
otherwise notified" he said
yesterday.
Sports Editor Mickey Furfari
Of the Morgantown Dominion
News reported Saturday he
learned Of the December IL
recommendation from a reli-
able source.
University President Elvis j
Stahr, jr., who may or may not
pass Athletic Council recon-.
mendations on to the Board oi
Governors, had no comment
I'D rather not say anything.
don't know when I'll be able
to do so," he said.
Evening star., 1960-01-04

What is believed to be an
all-time record for the area in
mixed doubles was set when
SO. pairs showed up for the an
nual King Pin Husband and
Wife Handicap.
1t was won by Warren and
jaime Wilson. who surprised
with a scratch 3-game set of
674 and with a ITO handicap
crossed 784 for $123 and a
trophy. Charley and Ruby
Evans were second at 744-32-
IT'S for SCI and Vince and Edie
Adams third with 766-l4-77O
for SAL.
Others who hit the payofi
were Charles and Julie Rap
scynski, 767; Stan and Marion
Smith. 765: Al and Mary Ber-
ling, 758; Ralph and Doris
Gaddi. 755; Charley and Flor
ence Smith, 754; Jim and Betty
Grogg, 752; Dick and Dorothy
Cobb, ISL; Stanley and Betty
Curtis, SAT: Charley and Eve
lyn Scott. TAT. and Jack and
Joyce White, 744.
Consolation prizes fell to Bus
and Toni Downey with a
scratch SOS set and Harry and
Mary Clark with a Isl game.
Ronny Greenberg of the
Hebrew Major League at
Wheaton had been threatening
for some time to win a bowling
tournament, hitting the payofi
ever so often. Then, last night
in the Sister Kenny Fund
Handicap at Hyattsville, he
clicked.
Greenberg, who averages 1lC
in the Hebrew Major. hit a pace
of no less than 1884 to win in
a field of 1874, one of the largest
Of the season. blasting games
Of 1856. 139, 122, 143 and l54 for
SIT. With an 81 handicap, he
crossed TIA, worth $50.
Ronny needed a strong finish
to beat out Huck Nicely, only
eight sticks behind in second
place, good for $40. His tally
was 677-88-765. Next came Bill
Chilcoate at 632-120-752, fol
SIS.
Others in the Spoils were
Gene Zook. 1876; Charley Hodge
724; Chester Hartman. 7l9,
Paul McCalister, I'll; Gene
Jenkins, 708; Billy Watson, 700;
C. T. Smith, sr., 500; George L
Simons. jr., 500; Howard M
Fishmamn. 500; George Riggin
697; Thomas H. Walden, 693;
Merritt L. Martinson, 692; 10.
seph H. Stevens, 692; Charley
Snyder. 692, and Emerson
Fling, 692.
Ray Watson. 639, and Cliff.
ford Mabry. 157, nailed tht
consolation awards.
Evening star., 1960-01-04
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL

Games today
st. Johns at MARYLAND Frosh. 6:l5
Games tomorrow
Hammond at Fairfax. s.
Annandale at Wakefield. s.
Lee at Falls Church, s.
Madison at Mount Vernon, 6.
Jcb Stuart at Mclean s.
WaShington-Lee VS.. George Washing,
ton at Hammond, 6
Osbourn at Nokesville. T.
Herndon at George Mason. 8.
Parker-Gray at Walker-Grant. 8
Luther Jackson at Armstrong tRich'
Coolidge at Roosevelt. $50.
Carrdozo VS.. Western at Roosevelt
Chamberlain at Tech $40
Bell VS.. Wilson at Tech, 4:30.
Anacostia at Spingarn $3.50.
rec al OXon Hill. :,
Walter johnson at Bladensburg, Q.
Blair at Suitland, 800
Richard Montgomerv at High Point, .
Northwestern at Wheaton. 2:30.
Bates at Fairmont Heights !
Northwood at SaitherSburg, $50.
Sherwood at poolesville, ,.
GlenelR at Mt. Airy.
Great Mills at Ryken. 7:30
Edgewood at Howard County. $40.
Margaret Brent at Gwynn Fark, 2.
Mackin VS. Gonzaga at Carroll. 4.
St Anthony at DeMatha, T.
st. Stephens at Landon $50.
Evening star., 1960-01-04
Fraser Beuts Howe
For Tennis Title

PERTH. Jan. 4 (AP) .-Neale
Fraser defeated fellow Austria
liam Bob Howe, 60, 8-6, Is,
for the West Australian mems
singles tennis championship
yesterday.
Maria Bueno, the Brazilian
star, and Britain's Christine
Truman won the women's
doubles. defeating Australia s
Eva Duldig and Jan Leblanc
I6-2, 6-1.
Evening star., 1960-01-04
DAILY DOUBLE (5-2) S46.60
TwoSubstitutions
Made in Rosters
For Hula Bowl

!. HONOLULU, Jan. 4 tAP).-
Forty-eight college football
stars open practice here today
for the 14th annual Hula Bowl
game Sunday.
The collegians, coached by
Paul Dietzel of Louisiana State
and Bud Wilkinson of Okla
homa, arrived yesterday from
San Francisco with two changes
in the rosters.
Don Purvis, Louisiana State
Halfback, has replaced his
teammate, John Robinson, who
is out with hand injuries, on
the East squad. Willie West,
Oregon halfback. takes over
for Oklahoma's Prentice Gautt
also injured, for the West.
,Dietzel will coach the East
team, which includes such
standouts as Richie Lucas OF
Penn State, Ron Burton Of
Evening star., 1960-01-04

counties in District l. Balti-
more, Hartford and Wicomico
Counties now comprise Dis
trict 4.
The State tournaments for
all three classes will be played
concurrently at the University
of Maryland March II and IL.
In Glass B, Montgomery joins
Howard County in District 3.
while Prince Georges and the
other Southern Maryland coun-
ties remain in District 2.
In Class C, Montgomery, Car
roll and St. Mary's Counties
now make up District 2.
Damascus is the only Mont
gomery County school ranked
in Class B and Poolesville the
lone Glass C member.
Evening star., 1960-01-04
Sportsman Buys
Miumi Ball Club

MIAMI, Jan. 4 (AP) Will
liam B. Macdonald. jr., trailer
manufacturer and Miami Beach
sportsman. says he has bought
the Miami Martins of the Inter-
national League from George
B. Storer, radio television
magnate.
Macdonald declined to dis
close the price paid for the
club which cost Storer $260,00O
in 1855. The broadcast chain
owenr repeatedly lost $323,0OO
| operating the triple-A team.
Evening star., 1960-01-04
BVL TOURNAMENT
OPENING TONIGHT

Tonight begins WASH
ington's most popular bowl
ing tournament, the an.
nual Bowlers Victory Le-
gion Full Handicap which
last season attracted more
than 5000 entries. 1t will
run through January 81 at
all duckpin and tenpin
plants in the area sane
toned by the National
Duckpin Congress and the
American Bowling Con-
greSS.
Full handicaps offer
equal opportunity for all
and the entry fee is only
81, with a bowler permitted
to enter each time he or
she rolls in a league match.
Only league scores are
counted.
Evening star., 1960-01-04
BY JOE WILMAN

Everything considered, q
hook ball is the best type of
delivery for scoring strikes. Be-
cause the ball is hooking to
the left when it hits the pins,
it will continue to bore in and
hit the 5 pin after it goes into
the 1-3 pocket.
AS the illustration shows, the
hook ball has a spinning or
rolling motion to the left which
causes it to hook as it nears
the pins. This type Of ball is
called a Semispinner ball. and
most of the top bowlers roll
such a ball.
This spinning motion is ap-
piled to the ball as the bowler
delivers it at the foul line. It
can be applied merely with q
lifting motion of the arm, by
turning the wrist from right
to left, or by a combination
lof these two methods.
Among hook balls, remember
that a short hook ball is easier
to control than a big, wide
breaking hook. Even though
the bigger hook might gen.
crate more pin action. it isn't
as valuable unless the bowler
can control it under different
conditions. And most bowlers
cannot. Ned Day is one excep-
ton that proves the rule.
To get your permanent copy
Of my hook-ball pointers, plus
many other valuable pointers,
send for my pamphlet "Funda-
mentalS for All Bowlers." A
copy'S yours for 10c and a
stamped, return envelope sent
to me, Joe Wilman, CO The
Star.
Evening star., 1960-01-04

Northwestern, Billy Cannon of
LSU and Charlie Flowers of
Mississippi.
Ace of the West squad is Don
Meredith, who led the West to
victory over the East at Satur-
days Shrine game in San
Francisco.
Evening star., 1960-01-04
County Leaders Win
Fourth Straight Come

Keeler Brick defeated Silver
Spring Billiards, $3.50, yester-
day in a Montgomery County
Recreation Department unlim-
tied basketball game at New
port Junior High School.
Keeler Brick leads the league
with a 40 record.
In other games, the Mont
gomery County Sentinels won
over the Rockville Silents,
74-36, at Newport and Stauffer
Slenderizers defeated Johns
Hopkins, 63-46. at Bethesda
Chevy Chase High School.
Evening star., 1960-01-04
Don't Be Afraid
of Sentiment

. This is reprinted By request.
''Only little people fear to dis
play true sentiment, says this
author. big people usually
display warmth and heart" "
January Readers Digest tells
you how you can free yourself
from the crippling fear OF being
sentimental-in business and
in your personal life.
Evening star., 1960-01-04
Quontico Plays
AU Tomorrow

The Quantico Marines un-
beaten basketball team, one Of
two clubs to defeat American
University so far this season.
will be host to the Eagles to-
morrow night, seeking its 14th
victory.
Quantico, the All-Marine
champion last year. opened de-
fense of its East Coast Marine
title over the week end with
two decisions over Camp Le-
jeune. Joedy Gardner's o.
point effort led an easy, 104-73
victory yesterday at Quantico.
Evening star., 1960-01-04
Don FuIImer Gets
Chance at Atkins

WEST JORDAN, Utah, Jan
4 (AP Don Fullmer, younger
brother of Gene Fullmer, NBA
middleweight champion. has
signed for a 10-round bout
January % at st. Louis against
Virgil Atkins.
Manager Marv JenSon an
nounced the match yesterday.
AkinS is the former welter-
weight champion, losing the
crown to Don Jordan.
Don Fullmer has been cam
paigning as a middleweight.
Evening star., 1960-01-04

others. "It feels good to win
one" he grinned.
The victory gave Mrs. Haber-
com. she said, her biggest lift
since she set all-time women's
records for the National Duck
pin Congress championships
with game of 197 and set of
469. That was III 1858 at Co.
lonial Village. The 469 is an
all-time women's high for the
Washington area. For another
area record she averaged l21-17
last season in the Silver Spring
Major League.
The finalists' scores for yes
terday's sixth round and their
totals:
Evening star., 1960-01-04
Twin Cities NIL Group
NoWHos Clear Field

meeting later this month and
we asked for an extension of
time to see how things would
develop"
At a meeting among club
owners several weeks ago.
Boyer said, the Minneapolis
st. Paul plight was explained
and "it was suggested we with
draw because of the conditions.
We agreed"
The conditions" apparently
referred to Increasing pressure
by NFL forces to put the AFL
in what would amount to a
second fiddle role here. Hunt
said the National League al
ready has established first
claim on stadium rights. al
though Boyer didn't agree with
this.
Coaching Troubles Cited
Boyer also pointed to diff
culties in hiring a coach. 81
couldn't assure anybody that
the National League wouldn' I
come in here in 1861" he said
But Boyer. still interested in
playing a part in bringing pre-
football to the Twin Cities
didn't berate the National
League.
Haugsrud does not claim tc
have any binding assurance
that he will land an NFL
franchise. While most NFL
owners are favorable to expan-
sion. Minneapolis-St. Paul is
almost certain to run into
competition when the NFL
meets in Miami Beach, Fla
Expansion advocates in the
NFL are expected to ask for
franchise grants to Dallas and
one other site.
Miami, Atlanta and an un-
named third city are given the
best chance to acquire the Twin
Cities AFL franchise.
Evening star., 1960-01-04
MucKuy Is Defeated

CALCUTTA, Jan. 4 (AP).-
Ramanathan KriShnan of In
dia beat Barry MacKay of Day.
ton, Ohio. IS, As, 6-3,
Ga, for the mems singles title
of the Asian lawn champion
ships yesterday.
Evening star., 1960-01-04
S|umptoBring
MoreChanges
orPresidents
The Washington Presidents

The Washington Presidents
are expected to announce the
acquisition of another new
player today as General Man.
ager Ray Miron continues his
shakeup of his slumping East
ern Hockey League entry.
Rejean Frigone, 19-year-old
left winger from the Montreal
Junior Canadiens. made his
first appearance with the Pres
idents yesterday and substituted
acceptably for ailing Center
Yves Laurendeau. But Wash
ington lost a 10 verdict to the
Blades in New Haven, Conn.
and dropped farther into third
place in the Southern Division
as f1rst-place Johnstown and
runnerup Charlotte both scored
victories.
1t was the 18th loss of the
season against IA victories and
two ties by the Presidents, and
also their fourth straight defeat
at the hands of New Haven.
Three of the Blades recent
victories over Washington have
occurred since Wally Kullman
left here to become player
coach at New Haven. The
Presidents former center has
guided New Haven to seven
victories in nine games since
going north December IL.
Goalie Gaetan Dessureauft
fashioned his third shutout OF
the season, and the first by
anyone against Washington, as
he repelled 81 shots. Jacques
Caron turned away SO of 81
New Haven tries at the WASH
ington nets.
The lone goal came with
1880 gone in the first period
when Gordie Stratton scored
on a screen shot after assists
from Hugh Riopelle and Claude
Boileau.
WASHINGTON OoO-C
NEW HAVEN / O-l
First period scoring: New Haven
stratton (Riopelle, Boileau). 1880.
COMMACK, N. Y, Jan. 4
(AP).-The Johnstown Jets
scored six goals in the last
period-three by Dick Roberge
to complete a go whitewaSh
Of the New York Rovers yester-
day, the worst home setback OF
the season for the new Long
Island entry in the Eastern
Hockey League.
CHARLOTTE. N. c.. Jan. 4
AP).-Herve Lalonde scored
single goals in the second and
third periods as the Charlotte
Clippers took a 20 victory
over the Philadelphia Ramblers
here yesterday.