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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-12-31
Hoyas Capture
Consolation in
Gulf Classic

SHREVEPORT, La, Dec. 81
(AP).-South Carolina tool
the Gulf South Classic basket
ball tournament. and it's Scot.
tie Ward won the most valuable
player award as the Gamecocks
defeated Mississippi. 1919.
Georgetown University fin.
iShed strong after a Shaky tour
nament start by whipping LOU
isiana Tech, $3.50, for the
consolation title and getting
Brian tPuddy) Sheehan named
to the all-tournament team.
Host Centenary College took
third place in the tournament
with a 1851 over Middle Ten.
nessee State, and Northwestern
La State College, the de.
throned champion, salvaged
seventh place with an S0-7s
squeaker over Texas Western
Whisnant Sharp
South Carolina, paced by Art
Whisnant, hit on so per cent
of its shots in defeating Mis-
sissippi. Whisnant scored 81
points. while Jack Waters, ALL
Southeastern Conference for
ward. paced the Rebels with 1s
Georgetown rallied to take
the consolation after Tech had
tied the score at 29-all early in
the second half. The HoyaS
led at the half. 27-25. and it
looked like another bad night
for them until Sheehan and
Tom Coleman got the range.
Georgetown controlled the
backhoards, hauling down 81
rebounds to 80 for Tech in
maintaining at least an eight
point lead throughout the last
10 minutes.
Sheehan PAGES HOyaS
Sheehan led Georgetown with
Is points. but Joe Daigle of
Tech topped him with IS.
The score was tied seven
times during a rather sloppy
Centenary Middle Tennessee
game. Van Bibber led the way
for Centenary with 26 points.
In addition to Ward and
Sheehan. Whisnant, Van Bib
Der and Waters also were
named to the all-tournament
team
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-12-31

Kaiser, whose Southern sup
porters rate him as one Of the
best outside shooters in college
ranks, got 20 of his 20 points
in the second half. The issue
was in doubt until the last two
minutes when Navy, showing
excellent poiSe and passing
skill, went into a freeze to pro-
tect its lead and the victory.
In the consolation game
Florida walloped a sluggish
Georgia five. 1858. Lou Mer-
chant. a jump-shot specialist.
scored 81 points for the win
ners. matching teammate Cliff
Luyk for scoring honors. Phil
Simpson. who collected II, was
the only Bulldog in double
figures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-12-31
BY BILL FUCHS
Star stan Writer

MIAMI, Fla, Dec. 81
Everybody knows the chief
concern Of Missouri's football
team in Mondays Orange Bowl
game against Navy, but in the
rival camp 1t isn't that simple.
The Tigers know they have
to throw up an effective block
ade against the Massachusetts,
Maurauder. Joe Bellino. No
such concentration of mind
and muscle is workable for the
Middies. who will be facing a
barrage Of backfield guns.
But as the Middies went
through a mild workout here
today, Coach Wayne Hardin
singled out Donnie Smith, q s.
foot-10, 179-pound redhead
whose 70 points on 13 touch
downs this season doubled the
scoring Of his nearest team
mate, Bill Tobin, a placekick
specialist.
Impressive Credentials
Smith really impresses me, "
says Hardin, whose only look
at the senior engineering stu
dent has been on films. The
films were fuzzy, 1t has been
reported. but not too fuzzy for
Hardin and his aides to see
that Smith is a slashing power
type runner who Is hard to
bring down. His heroics this
season include punt returns of
SO and 90 yards, the latter a
school record; three touch
downs In a single game, tying
a school mark (twice). and a
running average Of az yards
a game.
But these credentials don't
give Smith unchallenged billing
as his teams No. / attack
weapon. a label Bellino has
been wearing for Navy without
q shadow Of doubt anywhere.
Rip Engle, whose Penn State
team took a trimming from the
Tigers, says Norris Stevenson Is
his choice. Bud wilkinson,
whose Oklahoma team also
tumbled before Missouri, sin
gled out Mel West. the teams
leading ground gamer.
Stevenson. incidentally, Is
Smiths replacement and aptly
described by his coach, Dan De-
vine, as "the best No. 2 half
back in the country.
Mehrer Top Blocker
Smith, Stevenson and West
all are halfbackS, whic h
prompts the question, what do
the quarterback and the full
back do? Quarterback is in
conspicuous-lookin Ron Tay-
lor and the starting fullback is
Ed Mehrer, 5-foot-l0. 1907
pound line crasher who aver
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-12-31
MISSOURI BAcKFIELD LOADED
Navy Has Problem
Singing Out forget

aged 81 yards q carry this
season.
what does Mehrer do?"
Hardin says. He knocks peo-
pie down real good, that's what
he does. And he's one Of the
best blocking fullbacks I've
seem"
Taylor, 5-foot-s, 174-pound
junior, still has Devine num-
bling in amazement. Hes
short and he's slow" Devine
says. He has small hands.
He's only an adequate ball
handler. And he's chubby. But
he moves the team up and down
the field. He gets touchdowns
scored. Last spring I looked
around for a quarterback. MY
two top ones from last season
were gone. TaSIJr is all / had. "
Teams in Good Shape
Taylor, who played under his
father, head football coach at
Chillicothe Gill; High School
the past Is years, has always
resented any belitting because
of his size. His heroes have been
Eddie LeBaron, Nellie Fox,
Bobby Shantz and other such
little men who have scored big
in athletics.
A top blocker for those who
carry the ball, Taylor says the
statistics are wrong. I'm not
5-S," he says. I'm 5-8A, but
darned if they'll give me credit
for the "a"
Missouri hasn't passed much,
but Taylor did complete % of
A attempts for 302 yards and
four touchdowns.
Both teams repeatedly are in
good shape.
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Stork Pays Visit

SUMTER. s. c., Dec. 81 (AP) /.
After two boys, it was a girl
yesterday for New York Yankee
Shortstop Bobby Richardson
and his wife. The 8-pound. g.
ounce girl was born at Tourney
Hospital here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-12-31
Duke, Carolina
Clash Tonight
For Dixie Title
RALEIGH. N. c., Dec. 81 CAP).

RALEIGH. N. c., Dec. 81 (AP) /.
Duke and North Carolina,
old and bitter rivals in the
sports arena, meet here tonight
for the championship Of the
18th annual Dixie Basketball
Classic.
An all-Carolina windup to
the tournament was assured
yesterday when North Carolina
State pulled away from Mary
land in the closing minutes to
defeat the Terrapins. 1857. in
the consolation semifinalS. The
Wolfpack NETS Wake Forest.
one of its arch-rivals, in this
afternoons consolation final.
Maryland faced Wyoming
this afternoon and Villanova
was pitted against Marquette
tonight in the remaining con-
ISOLATION games. 49,,
Ninth Straight Victory
A sellout crowd Of 12,4O0 saw
Dukes indicated squad post
its ninth straight victory by de-
feating Marquette, 1918. Art
Heyman. brilliant sophomore
from Rockville Centre, N. Y,
led the Blue Devils with 20
points.
However, Duke had to come
from behind to win. Trailing
by a $3.50 margin early in the
second half. Marquette took a
briefiy-held 1854 lead. Then
Heyman and Howard Hurt, who
had 10 points. found the range.
North Cardinals brilliant
performance. declared by some
observers to be one Of the finest
first-half exhibitions ever seen
in huge Reynolds Coliseum. left
Villanova's Coach AL Severance
bubbling with praise.
North Carolina is the best
team we've played" Severance
said. Its great. The players
think like pros and have the
poise Of pros. They move with
authority and determination.
They know what they're
doing"
Larese, Moe Shine
York Larese and Doug Moe
dazZled the crowd with their
first-half scoring and passing
as the 18th ranked Tar Heels
built up a 25-point lead. To-
gether they scored "a points In
the half, Larese finishing with
a total Of 30 for the evening
and Moe %.
N. c. State. To for the sea-
son, had a 1881 halftime lead
over Maryland and stretched it
to 51-39 early in the second
half before the Terrapins
caught fire. Maryland whitfield
it to 5S-57 before Anton Muehl-
bauer, who totaled % points,
and Ken Rohloff, who finished
with IL, rallied the Pack.
Wyoming proved to be no
match for Wake Forest. Billy
Packer and Len Chapel
spanked the winners with 81
and 20 points, respectively.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-12-31
WEEKEND SPORTS
ON RADIO-N
TeIevision
TODAY
Football

Blue = Gray. WRC-4. las
pm.
Gator Bowl, wToP-9, Bpm.
East West. WRC-4, 4:45
pm.
Bowling
Bowl the Champ, WMAL-7,
4 pm.
Bowling Stars, WRc-4, 4:30
pm.
Make That Spare, WMAL--7,
l0:45 pm.
Golf
All-Star golf, WMAL-7, 5
pm.
Basketball
Basketball Festival, WMAL-
z, 10 pm.
SUNDAY
Bowling
Championship bowling,
WMAL-7, II am.
Boat Racing
Orange Bowl Regatta,
WTOP-9, l pm.
Football
Houston VS.. Los Angeles (AFL
Championship Game) WMALr-
7, $3.50 pm.
Rudio
TODAY
Football
East West All Star Game,
WRC, 4:4S pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-12-31
BASKETBALL SCORES
FAR WEST CLASSIC

FAR WEST CLASSIC
Oregon STATE sehsas%'''H'A''' s....r. ss
49,. Third Place.
Arizona State 20 Idaho 81
OREGON $. fifth Place. Portland :,
Seventh Place.
Wash. State 10 wisconsin ~
WCAC AT SAN FRANCISCO
Championship
San Fran. 81 So. Mays (CaIif.) iS
(OvertiBe) IHf
Third Place.
santa Clara - San Jose State AZ
tFiftA Piace)
Loyoia Lss Anseles u PeDperdine 81
Seventh Piacel
College q Pacific 50. Ferdham 81
NORFOLK STATE FESTIVAL
Moresn state 10 hampton inst. IL
MARINE HOLIDAY TOURNEY
AT CAMP LEJEUNE
PikeSille Ky:l. No Camp Leieune 10
Carson Newman Us Baltimore 90
Elan :. fifth Place. r.,... =.
'''" - ,ssven.h Place. a'A"0A 81
NEW YORK A, O.. TOURNEY
tChamDienship)
~ D''" a ~ 'iEsiPd fises55 ''. A. T. 20
NAr% eT pisTR aSs y To SGGisSSSEsrs AZ Il
UPPER MONTCLAlR, N. J.
m,,v,,,. sc GCAA al %.a.s, .. a.
Third Place.
Albany st. IN. " 10 Glassboro 81. So
OTHER GAMES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-12-31
MIA STANDINGS
EASTERN DIVISION

Results Yesterday
Boston, 100. New York. LOG.
Detroit, 1871: Syracuse. l12.
st. Louis. 107; Los Angeles, 90.
Games Tonight
No games scheduled.
Games Tomorrow
Boston at Syracuse (afternoon).
g.. Louis at Cincinnati.
Los Angeles at Detroit.
Games Monday
Los Angeles vs.. Detroit ct Phiia-
delphia.
New York at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati VS.. Syracuse at Utica.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-12-31

6. and North Carolina, which
just missed the top 10 in this
weeks voting, gained their final
spots in the Dixie classic al
Raleigh. N. c., last night.
The Blue Devils, spanked by
Art Heyman's 20 points, came
from behind to whip Marquette,
1918. for their ninth triumph.
North Carolina coasted to an
1851 victory over Villanova.
A number Of tournaments
were decided last night. Here's
how they went:
Sugar Bowl at New Orleans
West Virginia snapped Mem
phiS States unbeaten record
at eight games with an $3.50
overtime victory.
Gator Bowl at Jacksonville.
Fla.-Navy outlasted favored
Georgia Tech, $500. in a rous-
ing nnlSh.
Los Angeles Classic-Iowa
upset UCLA. Tics. '
All College Tournament at
Oklahoma City-Wichita fought
OF Baylor at the finish and
eked out a 1874 decision.
Richmond Individual-Rich-
mond whipped william &
Mary. 101-87.
Gulf South Classic at Shreve-
port. La. - South Carolina
turned back Mississippi, S5-79.
WCAC Tournament at San
Francisco - San Francisco
fought to q SLAB decision over
st. Mary'S in overtime.
Far West Classic at Port
land, Oreg.-Oregon State de-
feated Seattle, 1866.
Poinsetta Tournament at
Greenville. S. c. - Furman
came from behind to defeat
The Citadel. 62-56, in double
overtime.
PatrOne Sets Pace
Lee Patrone was the big man
| in West Virginia's victory. The
5-foot-11. 193-pound senior
scored 80 points. 10 in the
second half and three In the
overtime.
Iowa, trailing by four points
at the half, found the range
| in the second half and finally
went ahead for good at 48-47.
Don Nelson was high man with
20 points.
Wichita held q comfortable
47-4O margin over Baylor at
the half in Oklahoma City and
appeared headed for an easy
victroy. But the Wheatshock-
srs had to fight of the Bears
right down to the end.
Tom Booker, who was de-
NOTED to the second-string not
long ago, scored % points for
Richmond as the Spiders rolled
to their first championship in
the seven tournaments they
have hosted. Nineteen of Book
er's points were in the second
half.
Foul Shots Decide
South Carolina, hitting on
so per cent of its shots from
the floor, had no problem with
Mississippi. Art w hisn o n t
scored 81 points.
Henry johnson and Ed
Thomas each made good on
one-and-one fouls in the over
time period for San Francisco
and that spelled st. Mary's de-
feat.
Oregon State raced to an 80
lead against Seattle, then
coasted to victory despite a 81
point performance by the
Chieftains' Dave Mills. The
Beavers have won all five Far
West Journeys.
Furman had to overcome a
six point halftime deficit to
GUST The Citadel, which won
the tournament last year. Only
Thursday night Furman was
forced into three overtimes to
defeat Louisiana State.
While all the tournament
hoopla was going on, Bradley,
No. Q team in the country.
stayed in its own back yard
and defeated Dartmouth, $3.50.
The victory was Bradley's 10th
of the campaign and 18th
straight since last season.
In other major games, Butler
stopped Yale, 71-64; Rice edged
Clemson. 66-65; De Paul won
its seventh straight by polish
ing off Western Michigan. 81
go. and Los Angeles State
halted Bowling Green, 82-78.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-12-31

Totals 20 II 81 Totals 14245 So
Halftime score: 27-25. GEORGETOWN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-12-31

Totals ----- .1e 1898 16 go
Halftime: 1925. Navy.
Attendance-6,495.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-12-31
BuekeyesR Rate
9-PointC Choice
In ECAC Final
Jerry. Lucos AiIine
For Contest With
3d-Runked Bonnies
By tn. Associated Press

The wild Christmas tourna-
ment week roars to a close
tonight with two battles Of the
behemoths on tap-Ohio State
against st. Bonaventure and
Duke against North Carolina.
Ohio State and st. Bona
venture clash for the ECAC
Holiday Festival title in New
York's Madison Square Garden,
and when it's all over one per-
feet record will be shattered.
Both are undefeated going
into the big battle. The Sec
ond half will be televised ma
tionally by ABC CWMAL-7 in
Washington at 10 PM.
The Buckeyes rank No. in
the current Associated Press
poll, while the Bonnies are
No. 3.
Ohio State is a 9-point IA
vorite, but All-America Jerry
Lucas has been battling the flu
all through the tournament and
missed practice yesterday. It's
doubtful If he will be in top
shape.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-12-31

TotaIS - II-l4 TO 40
Halftime: 1925. Lafayette.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-04-30

Sears, Roeback & Co. will open 3 new CATALOG SALES OFFICE in Kodiak. A Sears Representa-. tive win be in Kodiak the first week in May to interview women applicants for the position of Store Manager & Credit Mana. ger. If you are interested in one of these challenging posi-. tions please write for an inter view, giving brief account of your experience & background Write William J. Nugent. Area Supervisor, Sears, Roebuck & Co.,, 303 E. Fireweed Lane, Anchorage. 23-2n Woman for part-time house work. Ph 6541. 30-ln
Kodiak mirror., 1960-04-30
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 3O-1n
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WILL SELL OR TRADE: 1857 Mere 4-dr hardtop at Anchorage. Want Jeep whl drive pickup
 or station wagon here. Ph 447, Len Johnson. 23-2y
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 Hospital Notes
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ADMkSSIONSi
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 % DISCHARGED
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We are now taking orders for the new 50-star flags. Size 3'x5'. If you want one to fly on July 4, call 3123 before May Is to place your order.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-04-30

s3 Pontiac 2-dr sedan. $295: forced air heating system; electric hot water heater. Ph 6111. tin end tables: 3 lamps; coffee table; sofa & matching chair; 2 sets drapes to fit Aleut. Hms; roll. away bed winner spring mat tress (twin); 2-9x12 rugs; port able sewing machine w/attaca. ments. 13' upright freezer; chrome dinette set WIG chairs. Ph 2543 or see at 1292 No. Blvd.
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New Fleetwood & Biltmore trails CTS. 10' wide, 35' to 5O' long. Kodiak Mobile Home Sales. Lo- cated 2 blks No, l blk to right
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Kodiak mirror., 1960-04-30
GASOLINE SERVICE STATION WANTED
 (In City)

Will entertain any reasonable offer, lease or outright purchase.
 Mail complete details, gallonage, overhead, price, etc. to FASC, Box 1907, Kodiak. ALL INQUIR- IES WILL BE KEPT CONFI.
 DENTAL. 30-3n
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BARGAIN: Sml house, lg lot with
 storehouse. Located fronting Mill Bay Rd. just outside city
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Services

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Wanted

Brick, block & concrete work. Ph
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24bdrm house. Fireplace, Therma- dor kitchen, basement, lg lot.
 Mission Rd. Ph 3361. tin
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For Rent

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HELP. P.-..WANTED
AGENT WANTED

AGENT WANTED
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Notices

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Welcome to Church of Christ
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ISLAND FOUNTAIN is for sale.
 Eah 4454 tin

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1857 Super 88 Olds 4-dr. R&H. Good cond. Ph 1882. 30-1n Equipment for sale-(D ton flat
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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-29

1858 NASH Rambler, convertible:
radio. heater. RE. l-2l76.
1855 CHEVROLET 4-door Bel Air:
V-S, standard, radio and heatee,
rood condition. ". l-02oa.
Evening star., 1960-11-01
japanese Stors
Rally, Tie Giants

TOYAMA. Japan, Nov. /
(AP).-Willie Mays smashed
two homers for four runs and
Orlando Cepeda also hit a
pair. but the touring San
Francisco Giants blew a TO
lead and settled for a TT tie
with the Japan All-Stars to-
day. The game was called
after 10 innings because of
darkness.
The Giants, who learned of
AL Dark's appointment as their
new manager in San Francisco
a few hours before game time,
built up their big lead in the
first six innings. but Mike Nc
Cormick and Stu Miller were
roughed up in the sixth. sew
enth and eighth innings as the
Ail-Stars bounced back.
Dark's appointment drew IA
vorable comment from Giants
players. II think he'll be a good
manager" Mays said. II con-
slider him a real nice guy. my
self, and like him very much
ALL-STARs 600 OO3 d3O o. IL {
GIANTS llO O41 900 o. II s
Mccormick. Miller tSl and Schmidt
Koyaua. Horimoto "a. Murayams
(6) Sugiura tq) and Nomura.
Evening star., 1960-11-01
Hall of Fame to HiehIight
GWHomecom ming Festivities

The social highlight for for
mer George Washingto
athletes attending homecoming
festivities this week end will be
the Hall of Fame dinner Satur-
day night at Arlington Towers.
At this dinner the CIV Let
termen's Club will induct DR..
Robert H. Harmon and Alex
ander Bruce Bielaski into their
Hall Of Fame, for former ath-
letes who have achieved dis
tinction since graduation.
DR.. Harmon, a pole vaulter
at CIV in the early 1920s, has
brought fame in music circles
to his alma mater through his
direction of George Washing
tons Glee Club and Trouba-
dors.
Bielaski was captain Of CIV
football and baseball teams in
1904.
Among the prominent guests
at the dinner will be 85-year-
Evening star., 1960-11-01
Wheel Club Fetes
Drivers Saturday

Dick Thompson of Washing
ton, Jimmy Mairs Of Takoms
Park and Wes Morgan of Alex
andria will be three of the
auto racing drivers honored at
the Wheel Club international
awards banquet Saturday night
at Britts Cafeteria in Arlington.
MARS ran away with the
modified stock car champion
ship at Old Dominion Speedway
this year and Morgan won the
title for late model events in
the Pen-Mar Racing Associa-
ton.
Thompson, the dentist who
has been a prominent sports
car driver for at least eight
years, drove a Sting Ray Cor
vette to the 1860 Sports Car
Club of America Glass C mod
ified championship and recently
won the index of performance
Of the eight-hour economy car
race at Lime Rock, Conn, in a
Saab.
Evening star., 1960-11-01

old Grenville Lewis of Holly
wood, Md, who as a student
organized and coached George
Washington's first football
team in 1890. Lloyd Jordan,
commissioner of the Southern
Conference, also will be present.
The entertainment highlight
Of the evening will be, appro-
priately enough, an appearance
Of the CIV Troubadors with the
same program they presented
for eight weeks last summer at
New York's Radio City Music
Hall.