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Evening star., 1960-07-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

DODGE 1855 4-door; equipped
incl. automatic drive. Good con-
IT TAKOMA FORD
7035 Carroll Ave. Ju. $1,000
DODGE '57 VS. sport hardtop;
beaut. golden white finish, power
steering, auto. trans, etc, only
S1.295, SOS down. bal. through
bank. STEUART, INC, JU. 2-S00U
DODGE 1883 4-dr. Custom Royal
yellow and ivory; Wv, p.s.. p.b.l
r. and h. One owner. S1s595 Cal
VIII 6-4232 after 6 pm.
ENGLISH FORD
Equipped with heater; S1.39s: i'm
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
1121 21st st, NV. FE, 7-6I00
FALCON 80. green. S1,795.
PARKWAY FORD
3O30 N st. NV, FE. 3-2204
FALCON go de luxe 4-door; auto
trans, r. and h., 12,500 mi; like
new. Owner leav. country. S1,700
DE. 2-s492, . am to 8 pm.
FALCON go 2-dr.; r. and h, de
luxe trim, Wv. tires; sky mist
blue: l owner; Monroadable Al
warranty: ST ,799, MONROE FORD
1927 East-West hwy, JU.. 5-7S04
FIAT 1853 900" 2-door; Wv
tires; excellent condition; S795
MR.. BROWN, Dl. 7-S695.
FIAT 1858; this conservative Fiat
"1100'' 4-door sedan; in ivory and
grey, with heater and standard
transmission. is an excellent buy
at this reduced price from Sl095
Evening star., 1960-07-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD '5s VS. "500": beaut. gold
en- white finish, fully equip,
| showrn1. cond., $1.495, S95 down,
bal through bank. STEuART,
| INC. III 0-S000
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$1,000

WILL FINANCE TO YOUR BUDGET
STAR PONTIAC
4O5 Florida Ave, NE. Ii. 6-72o4
20 YEARS SANE LOCATION
open Daily 9 Til o; Sum-, 8 Til 4
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DODGE 1855 4-door; equipped
incl. automatic drive. Good con-
dition; $4s5; -1--
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AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

FORD FALCON 1860 Fordor sta
tion wagon. Fully equipped. Less
than l,20O miles $2.195. Lo
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
by sokren

FORD '35; full aathead; call after
q. OIL. 6-SS54.
FORD 40 VS. stick: loaded and
lowered. Excel. tires and engine
Needs paint job. S175. OR. 4-4sS3
FORD '55 9-pass. sta. wag.; r. anc
h.; Fordomatic; good cond.: S795
TAKOMA FORD
1035 Carroll Ave. JU. $1,000
Evening star., 1960-07-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

'CHRYSLER 1855 Windsor Newport
2-door hardtop; solid white with
custom blending interior; radio
heater, power steering. WV. tires
automatic. Transmission: extra
Evening star., 1960-07-14

FORD 81 Fairlane 800" Victoria
with air conditioner, Fordomatic
power steering. power brakes, ra.
dio, heater, Wv. tires: 2-tonC
finish; a beautiful top-quality car
Evening star., 1960-07-14

HUDSON '52 club coupe: good mo
tor, new tires. r. and h., good
running cond.; S175. 10. S-4610
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Continued on Next PaEe)
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FORD 1857 "5OO"; 2-tone gray,
A real eye-catcher in every way
Reduced from S1,395 to
C1 1919
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PARKWAY FORD

FORD go Fordor VS.; r. and h.,
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FORD '58

$500 VS. Fordor sedan;
Fordomatic, p.s., r. and h., Wv
tires, attractive hunter green and
ivory finish with matching inte-
rior. This is a one-owner car and
well taken care of-vacation spe.
cfal
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1888
.O'BRIEN &
ROHALI

1901 Wilson Blvd, Arl., Va.
JA 5-5772
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FORD 80 Starlinef Tudor hard
top: yellow and white; peri, cond.;
sns auto trans" ,Sss poEer one snSeer,ne, I'll on. :
owner, leaving country; S2.400 OF
best offer. XII. S-6640. between 3
and z a m
Evening star., 1960-07-10
HILLCREST HTS

590S 21st aye.-Lge. rambler: 4h
yrs. old. 4 bedrmS, liY. rm., din.
I'M, ultramod. kit, rec. rm.,
wall-to-wall carpet, fully air cond {,
center hall; on corner lot; cow to
shopping center, churches, schools.
Evening star., 1960-07-10
ALL OPEN SUN, 2-6

500 5TH ST. Sc
In the next block, you will
md this relaxed, house,
again restored from the
ground UP, waiting particu-
larry for a family who loves
New England, Full of the
space and comfort their
lovely old homes had. Call
Mrs. ProStov, ewes, week
ends, FE. 3-399S.
Evening star., 1960-07-10
6E@ggm

OPEN . TO 5 PM. SUNDAY. 32s
Webster st. NV. Comfortable row
brick home, conveniently located
1st A., l.r., dr.. and kit; End f..
3 large CHEEKY bedrooms with tile
bath. Bright, roomy basement
Gas h.-w.h. ONLY S15,500 with
1900 down. Exceptional value
Mr. Ryan, DE. 2-51lS with M
PAUL HANNAH, NE. S-4100, 732
1rAh sf n m
Evening star., 1960-07-10
525 4TH ST. Sc

625 4TH ST, Sc.
Around the corner, on q
block where eight other
buildings have already been
sold to be remodeled, sits
an enchanting, shuttered
house with it's soul still in
the early lS00S. Even
though, all the 1860 con-
veniences you could desire
have been tactfully inserted.
Call Mr. Caldwell, ewes,
week ends. HU. 3-43a4
Evening star., 1960-07-10
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.E.

CAP. HILL. A st.-Flat front. 8
rms, 2 baths, frepl., yd., two gar,
pch., oil. h.-w h. Easy financing
T. rms, ! "a baths, yd., gar, gas h. W.
heat; $4,000, terms. Ii. 7-S209.
Evening star., 1960-07-10

- 5Jb 9TH ST, Sc
With its patio overlook
ing the Beauty of Christ
Church, this little maison-
ette, restored with a French
naVor, awaits couple who
want TO feel very town
house Call Mrs. Wash
burn, ewes, week ends, Ii
Evening star., 1960-07-10
RHEA RADIN REALTY
II. 6-OOlR FF a-nRI

HILLCREST : 4-bedrm. detached;
: bedrms., bath on lst floor; ga
rage; unfinished rec room: beau-
tlful view. convenient location,
Terms. consider trade. S21.5OO.
To inspect, cali JOHN L. SHEL.
TON, Realtor, 10. 3-30OO
Evening star., 1960-07-10

- OPEN SUN. . to 6
2047 36th st. sc. (nr. 36th and
Alabama ave. .)-Det. brk.; must
be seen to be appreciated. Liv.
rm,, din. rm., kit; 3 bedrms., 2
baths on End f., stairway TO Stor-
age rm; bsmt. with shower and
toilet; washer and drierq; gas
heat; garage. FREDERICK A.
Ii. 10000: ewes. LO. 7-3734
Evening star., 1960-07-10
HILLCREST
AAAA4S4 L
OPEN SUNDAY. . TIL 6
$19,950

SI9,95U
@Il3 Branch ave Se.-Det. brick:
=" baths on 2nd FIR: stairway TO
attic: rec. rm oil h w h. "a
rage. FREDERICK A BLUMER
CO. 6l1 Pa. ave. Sc. Ii. 10000.
ewes, ia 4-"OnO.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-12-21
Illegal Entry

a January trial has been
SC .cduled III Superior court for
two Tabor Citizens charged
with breaking into Friendly
Grocery, north Railroad street.
IN Dec. 10.
According To the Tabor City
'oli @ cepartmcnt. Tommy Al
en- and keith II. Lawson. have
)cen accused OF breaking into
md entering the store, and lar
'eny.
AT a hearing Monday night
1cfore Mayor Howard Harrel-
on, both pleaded not guilty.
probable cause was judged.
Owner of the store, Bob
iinson. found that his store
nad been illegally entered on
Dec. IL. Investigations con-
ucted by officers Harry Bru-
IN and Ted Watts led to the
'rrCSt Of the two men.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-12-21
Accidents
Include PufroEn,un

A man dedicated 10 the cause
Of highway safety ana the say
ing of lives almost lost his own
Saturday
Highway Patrolman II. S.
wilkins, member of the Co.
,umbuS county unit suffered
fractures Of his left hip, left
knee cap, with multiple laCcra-
ions when Il 1853 Ford. driven
y James Wallace Gore, 10
Nakina, made a left turn into
the path of wilkins 1860 Ford
Patrol car al the intersection
# US 70l bypass and NC 1870,
5Uuth Whitcvillc.
Cpl. i. p. Hotter. invcStigat-
u of the accident. reported
that wilkins was headed north
II US 7Ol bypass and tina,
;ure's car was moving in the
ppoaite direction. As both APP
preached TIE NC 1870 intcrScG-
ION thc 1853 Ford made left
an into NC 1870. and in doing
.. into tn path Of tue patrol
ar.
The patrolrhan'S cdr crashed
% a ralt in The right side col!
hC Gurc--CrIv,n vehicle. Cpl
10 l"r'S report continues. while
Il 1888 car stopped approx
at " 40 feet from the site
the impact Damage to the
''rul car has been listed as
1000 while damage To- the
- "- rigcn car has been plac-
% at $3.50.
Gore sustained q broken
right lea. while Leo Penny, ~
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-12-21
NO FIREWORKS

Firccrackers and other fire
works are strictly taboo in Co.
lumbus County for the holi-
days. according to Sheriff Ben
Duke.
Actually. the use of fireworks
is illegal throughout the state
during all seasons.
"We will be forced 10 act
if we find a person in this
county with these dangerous
items. even though if should
be only half-inch long" he
said
TOO many fingers have been
blown off while people were
playing with firecrackers. and
many children have been in
jured with them i'm other ways.
That's our reason for requiring
enforcement to this law"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-12-21
Hangs Himself
After Arrest

MURRAY ii. Haywood, 60. Ey-
erRfeen Rt. !, hanged himSc,.
carry ffloay morning. a few
hours al''r bclng arrested on =
drunken driving charge.
Constable n n po.,;,,a -...,
tba, h. n,,. -, ',''' ~" -. .
niebt :, nbsn,,.o - ,',,,. g.. - q.
oriyir, IN nc ~ 49, N.,..l
Cbadhn,,,.,,S .i.,. -. ~,
c,ns,ahIs so, ,,,, w. ..1
Havvro-i 80. 49,. ...',. 49,:
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-12-21

ct "plC had been arguing dur
~ the early morning hours
W ncar "scalping" followed.
Climbing Bear fled from his
home to the Chacbourn police
,,ation. Last report from the
'pIial was that his condition
vas satisfactory.
The UuplC 81 ned warrants
lar ing each other with as
ault with a deadly weapon
in rC intent TO kill but not
'u"iu" IN death. Mrs. Climb
Jug- Bears son, Bill signed a
warrant charging his Stepiath-
or with assault.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-12-21
One hospitaIized
After War Party

a Chsuhourn Ri. |. Indian.
ion e:eon Climbing Bear.
Us treated in Co!unbus Co
unity Memorial Hospital Sun
,.ay for rine head decorations
: cccivcd rom the blows of a
UUt-lcng Crowbar early that
~. go. His squaw, ldCll
Ilnm"niS Climbing Bear.
Of Town"hip Constable ID. ID.
3"r'icl" fat she hit her hus-
v'ir1 rre tool because Il
80 -, mt know what
".fS ding"
From the constable's investi-
cation IL was learned that the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-12-21
Big Year For Bank
Says President Tate

&. l.. Tate. President of the
Naccamaw Bank and Trust
Company announced today that
the Directors have authorized
the fourth quarterly dividend
OF l5c per share Ia approx
mately 700 stockholders thro-
ushout the CaroliuaS, making
! total quarterly dividend paid
Of S25.1Sa.2O.
MIR. Tate states that the bank
has cniOyed one of the best
ears i'm is history in growth
services and earnings.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-12-21
sSds Hey 10 The Jail House.

Guilty" So pleaded five
men Tuesday in Recorders
curt To charges of hog-ruS:l-
ing III the Union Valley section
q: Columbus.
Appearing before Judge W.
A. Williams were Defendants
Ernest baltimore Graham, ID;
OCcll Mcdonald. 10: Odcll
Thompson, 10: Arthur Graham,
20; and James Curtis Boone,
%.
Mrs. Eula Belle Holmes.
owner If the SOW stolen Mon
lay. Dec. -, testified that she
returned To her home from a
New York trip Tuesday To find
aer hog missing from her pen.
\ neiphbor had already dis
covered the hogs absence and
had reported il to the Shcriff'S
apartment. Members of the
department during their in
vcStigatiOn found SOW anSw-
sring The description OF the
missing one AT the Tabor City
oe market.
The court heard this account
or the stealing from one of
The defendants Tuesday:
I'VE were driving around in
I car and one of the boys said
Man, we gotta make d hustle
We first decided to steal some
corn, but one of the boys men,
toned that hog
He went on TO testify that
they went To the Holiness home
where one held the hogs mouth
TO keep IL from squeezing, an
other twisted the animals tail
to keep it from grunting while
two others helped get her TO
the waiting automobile.
Contrary to an earlier report.
the teStifying defendant said
that the hog was not then TAX
en- away to be tied to a tree
overnight in freezing weather;
he said that instead the hog
was placed in a pen where it
stayed until carried To Tabor
City for sale on the following
day
He stated that they were paid
S8.l6 for the SOW, and the
same one sold.
Solicitor Joe Brown asked
each man how muSh sentence
they thought should be impos-
ed on them. Answers varied
from two to six months.
Judge Williams doled out a
l2-munth Jail sentence 10 each,
Suspendable on conditions of
probation for a 2-year period
y cause of their ages and re-
cords.
You may choose to stay on
probation for two years, OF if
you had rather, you can GO a.
head and serve six months
starting now" the judge allow
ed.
Each chose the probationary
sentence.
We'll. men, you'll have TO
watch yourselves for two years:
you will have the key to the
Jail house in your own hands. "
He added, And when you
see an old lady'S hog. I'd sug-
scSt that you pat it on the
head and walk on by"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-12-21

TRAFFIC STOPPER Who be
matted Friday Highway
1t ha
10 receive the ticket handed
'front.'
he oE the
the
the JayceeS who helped distribute the card N'
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-12-21
Still Destroyed
in Moll;c Sc. ,nn

Mollic is not kn"Hr {" y. r
wliSkcN making section -.
on Thurs ~ n,lu D"D.'
sheriff J. ID. Tou,," dis ,,r
ed small rig - a',. -f.r
a few hun rcd rcct 90 t..r Ia.
mess section.
The 5j-gallor still. obvious 70
" not operated for several
weeks. had been made from
an oil run. A. ~ ~ rt.- .'.i
radiator.
To The kr.'..'
putty who "cSiroyc' IT. IS
the first still ever to I've found
in Mollie In many years.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-12-21
CAP CHRISTMAS pNETY

TIE lOriS Tabor City Civil
~ 'I'rOi squadron held IT,.
.rril Christmas patty Mon
80 ri''i # weights RcSt1ur-
ant. IoriS.
Following tho meal the ca
cts ~. O. invoke N nuulJ-
d, Gau.s. sen 'S'.a.,CvDg-
'Cr Lowell provided enter
tdinmont during the party.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-12-21

IT, ,,;-.cn, queen. Miss Gail
ar". 'ann mistakenly idrnti-
i-' "E pIG" Section -, Will
, pNH tNc 1861 winner after
& " % boys basketball game
.@r"@' N@Ntua. and proceeding
the girls game.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-12-21

Brunswick. owner OF the car.
received cuts IN the head and
ace. Another PASSENGER. Jesse
Jones. -. WhitCyillc RI. 3. cuts
and bruises on the chest. Gore
and Pvt. wilkins are listed Jy
the Columbus County Mcmor-
idl Hospital a. satisfactory.
Evening star., 1960-12-29

NEW YORK, Dec. 20 (AP)
Floyd Patterson, the first
man to win back the heavy
weight championship, today
was named fighter of the
year" by Ring magazine which
also picked Guilio Rinaldi,
light-heavyweight from Italy,
as the winner of its progress
award"
Patterson. previously, had
been named the winner of the
Edward J. Neil memorial plaque
as fighter Of the year" by
the Boxing Writers Association,
The 25-year-old New Yorker,
who is supposed to box Ingemar
JohansSon in a third match
March 13 at Miami Beach,
lost his title to the Swede in
1859 and won it back by q
knockout last June.
Rating the boxers for their
accomplishments in 1860, Ring
listed Heavyweight Sonny Lis
ton, the No. contender, as
the runnerup to Patterson in
the yearly rankings.
Pone Kingpetcn Of Thailand,
was ranked No. 8 among the
fighters Of the year for his feat
Of dethroning Pascual Perez
Evening star., 1960-12-29
HE FEARS FOR GATE
Ingemdr Can't Fight
ALick, Archie Says

said. HE can say he slipped
on Q banana peel. Just as long
as he says something"
OF the Swede's chances
Archie said: II would say con-
servatively' that JohansSon
WON'T ooze confidence. He will
probably come into the ring
cringing. That left hook that
Patterson delivered the last
time will leave Ingemar with q
lifetime memory"
"Can Johansson flght?" Ar
chic was asked.
mot O lick" said Moore. "TIe
couldn't fight before, either
but he could talk a good fight
Now that he's silent. he's got
nothing going for him"
Moore, stripped of his title
by the National Boxing Associ-
alton for failure to defend, says
he'd like to meet Guiiio Rinaldi
Of Italy in q title match
Rinaldi recently scored q deci-
sion over Archie in Rome.
II didn't exactly lose" Moore
said. "It only appeared that
way to the judges. I didn't pro-
test the decision because I was
a guest in their country. And
besides, I hadn't been paid yet.
Evening star., 1960-12-29
Floyd Patterson Selected
Fighter Of Year by Ring

in the flyweight class and then
knocking out the veteran Ar
gentine boxer in a rematch.
Paul Pender, recognized in
some States as world middle
weight champion for his two
victories over Sugar Ray Rob-
inson, was listed No. 4 followed
by Elder Jofre of Brazil, who
gained National Boxing Asso-
ciation recognition as world
bantam champion when he
knocked out Ely Sanchez Of
Mexico after Joe Becerra re-
tired.
Rinaldi's victory over Archie
Moore, the light-heavyweight
champion, in a nontitle fight
clinched the progress award
for the 25-year-old Italian
who won all six of his 1860
fights and rocketed to the No.
2 place in the 175-pound rank
ings.
A total Of 81 title fights
were held during the year, in
cluding five in the junior divi-
sions. In the middleweightS
ranks there are two recognized
champions.
The largest fight gate of the
year was the $824,814 drawn
by the Patterson Johansson
bout at the Polo Grounds in
New York. That figure did
not include the income from
radio, closed circuit TV and
movie rights.
Evening star., 1960-12-29
PIoyoffs Appear
EIuding Rangers,
Bruins in MIL
By the Asseeiat.d Pres.

Playoff hopes Of the New
York Rangers and the Boston
Bruins Of the National Hockey
League were DINNER than ever
today.
Both were defeated last night
by the teams they must beat
to get q spot in the four-team
post-season competition for
the Stanley Cup. The third
place Detroit Red Wings
downed the Rangers. in New
York. 4-3: with three goals
within . space Of ii seconds
In the third period. And the
fourth-place Chicago Black
Hawks beat the Bruins, 4-3,
In Chicago. with Ken Wharram
getting two goals.
In the other game, the pace
setting Montreal Canadiens
whipped the secon d-place
Maple Leafs, al, at Toronto.
The results left the Rangers
In fifth place, nine points back
Of Chicago. Boston trails BY
another two.
Evening star., 1960-12-29
Three V Sites
Picked by Fugozy
For Title Fight

MIAMI BEACH. Fla, Dec. %
A).-CloSed-circuit television
for the Floyd Patterson.
1ngemar Johansson heavy
weight championship fight here
March 13 will be shown in
Madison Square Garden and at
Roosevelt and Yonkers race
ways in the New York area,
William D. Fugazy said yester-
day.
THAT is the reason we moved
the tight up a week from March
20," Fugazy, who Is president of
Feature Sports. Inc, promoter
OF the rubber match. disclosed
at q press conference.
I'VE figure Roosevelt will ac-
commodate a crowd Of 10000,
Yonkers 10000 and the Garden
about 1900, giving us close to
$4,000 seats in the New York
area. Those will be the only
sites TV will be shown in the
area"
The youthful president OF
Feature Sports said everything
pointed to q 81 million gate for
the bout in Miami Beach's Con-
vention Hall.
The fight last year crossed
around So million, including the
live gate and ancillary returns,
Fugazy said. He expects the
March 13 match to gross "a
million.
Evening star., 1960-12-29
Los ANGELES, Dec. % (APl

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 20 (AP)
Archie Moore, the unfrocked
light heavyweight champion
says Ingemar Johansson never
could fight a lick and probably
will be cringing when he gets
in the ring again with Floyd
Patterson.
Nevertheless, Moore says, Jo-
hanson should at least start
talking a good fight to try to
beef up the gate for his third
heavyweight title fight with
Patterson at Miami in March
After studying this individ-
ual." Moore told Mel Durslag
Los Angeles Examiner column
ist. II have come to fear for
the gate. Ordinarily, I only
fear for gates in which I am
participating. But. from just
an artistic standpoint, JohanS-
son worries me because his
verbal form has been most un-
satisfactory.
Reminded that Johansson
was knocked cold by Patterson
their last time out, Archie
said:
"All the more reason he
should come back talking"
What should he say?
"It doesn't matter" Archie
Evening star., 1960-12-29
Valentine Heads
Mat Cord Tonight

Johnny Valentine, who lost
his grudge match with Buddy
Rogers Monday night at Uline
Arena, tries to regain face to-
night at Capitol Arena against
Karl Won Hess. the pompous
Prussian who also is easy to
dislike.
That match will feature the
show starting at $50 and also
including Pat O'Connor against
Miguel Torres, Red and Lou
Bastien against Jack VanSky
and AL Smith, Maria Lopez
against Judy Cradle, Abe
Jacobs against Tony Altimore
and Buddy RoSen against Billy
Darnell.
Evening star., 1960-12-29
Cochran to Get
All-Sports Award

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 20 (AP)
Bob Cochran, 46-year-old St
Louis golfer who reached the
finals Of the 1860 British ANA
teur tournament, will share
the all-sports award at the st
Louis Baseball Writer'S dinner
January %.
~ Cochran, q paper products
salesman, lost to veteran Joe
Carr Of Ireland in the final al
PortruSh.
He will share the award with
Sonny Randle, John David
Crow and Jerry Norton Of the
football Cardinals and Coach
Dan Devine and End Danny
Larose Of the University OF
Missouri football team.
Evening star., 1960-12-29
EIGHTH RACE - Purse, $4,000;
3.year. .olda and up: a
Kilmer Winner
OfWurner Award

PALo ALTO, Calf, Dec. 20
(AP).-Bill Kilmer, UCLA tail.
back. yesterday won the Pop
Warner Award as the most
valuable senior football player
on the Pacific Coast.
Kilmer's 1.889-yard running
and passing gave him the 1860
collegiate total offense title.
Currently training with the
West squad for Saturdays East
West game in San Francisco,
he was q No. ! draft choice Of
the San Francisco Forty. Miners
and previously was drafted by
the Los Angeles Chargers Of
the American Football League.
Kilmer is the 18th winner Of
the trophy honoring Warner,
one Of the all-time greats Of
coaching.
Evening star., 1960-12-29
Murtough Named
Man Of Year

NEW YORK, Dec. 20 (AP)-
Danny Murtaugh, manager OF
the world champion Pittsburgh
Pirates. yesterday was named
man Of the year" by Sport
Magazine.
The magazine also an
nounced its selections as ton
performers In IL sports as
follows:
Boxing. Floyd Patterson;
baseball, Willie Mays; college
basketball, Jerry Lucas; pro
basketball, wilt Chamberlain !:
college football, Joe Bellino;
pro football, Jimmy Brown;
swimming. Chris Won Saltza !;
hockey, Bobby Hull; tennis,
Neal Fraser; track and field,
Wilma Rudolph: golf, Arnold
Palmer, and horse racing, Bill
Hartack.
Evening star., 1960-12-29
South Names
BIue-Groy


MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec.
20 (AP).-With five days of
practice under their belts,
Blue and Gray football players
begin tapering of today for
Saturdays game at Montgom-
cry.
Coaches for both sides said
most Of yesterdays practice
was devoted to review of plans
and plays developed since
workouts here began last Sat-
urday for the New Years eve
North-South contest.
The South elected co-cap-
tains yesterday. The honors
went to Quarterback Francis
Tarkenton of Georgia and
Charles (Bo) Strange Of Louisi-
ana State.
Both Strange and Tarken-
ton captained their college
teams. Strange started %
straight games at tackle for
LSU before being switched to
center this year. Tarkenton
guided the Bulldogs to the
Southeastern Conference crown
In 1859 and set a new confer
ence record for percentage Of
passes completed with q sos
average.
The North is to elect its CO.
captains today.
Coaches for both sides again
expressed satisfaction with pre-
game performances Of their
college senior athletes.
Yankee mentor Jack Mollen-
kopf said Paul Yanke appar-
emily will sit out the game.
The 196-pound end from
Northwestern twisted a knee
in a workout Sunday. He since
has appeared for practice ses-
sions, but has been kept out Of
the rough work. Mollenkopf
said much of YANKEES duty will
be shouldered by Roger Hill,
l99-pound Kansas gridder
who will be assigned at left
halfback on the defensive unit
but will see some action at
right end on offense.