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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-01-23

The members of the Sunny Dale
Garden Club met in the home of
Mrs. w. E. Miller, 1903 West Pearl
Street. Grants were played by the
members and guests.
Guests were Mrs. Pearl M. Allen,
DR.. o. F. Smith, Mrs. Kezzie Ur-
banks, Mrs. Catherine Moore, Mrs.
Vera Thompson, H. Leffridge, DIR.
w. E: Miller, Arnie James, Mrs.
Viola Summers, Miss Ruby Bryant
and Mrs. Josie Mae Tackett.
Members present were Mrs.
Grace Stephens, Mrs. Velma Pey-
ton, Mrs. Ovelia Morrow, Miss
Glen Patton, Mrs. Robbie Owens,
Mrs. Arvella Lee, Mrs. C. C. Lef-
ridge, Mrs. o. F. Smith, Miss Rosa
Redmond, Mrs. Lizzie Montgom-
cry, Miss N. L. Lightfoot, Mrs.
Matilda James, Mrs. Maureen
Patton and Mrs. w. E. Miller.
The next meeting will be held
with Mrs. Velma Peyton on Pitts
burg ST., Monday night.
The Community Prayer Band
met Wednesday afternoon in the
home of Mrs. O. Washington with
singing and praying.
Members present were Mrs. Flos-
sic Myers, Mrs. Alice Boyd, Mrs.
Mable Pickett, Mrs, Anna Cooper,
Mrs. Sallie Jones, Mrs. Francis
Lowe, Mrs. Bessie Hicks, Mrs.
Helen Grant, Miss Ruby Hogans,
Mrs. o. Washington, Mrs. Carrie
White, Mrs. Mary Tribbitt, Mrs.
Julia Woodall, Mrs. Annie Wood
all, Mrs. Hattie Holt, Miss Eloise
Myers, Miss Betty Jean Myers,
Miss Carolyn Holt.
The band will meet next with
Mrs. Helen Grant on Dalton st.
The Ministers Wives met Friday
evening in the home of Rev. and
Mrs. L. H. Newsome with the
devotion being conducted by Mrs
o. D. Johnson. Mrs. White and
Mrs. Todd delivered the gifts from
the club to the Luckett Rest Home
Members present were Mrs. l.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-04
SOLD!
3O8 East 288th St.
Betty Hansen Realty
8loE. lo5 St. w. 6-2l30
YOUR OWN PARK

! SEASONS can be enjoyed by your
large family on the 992 square It.
of enclosed park that surrounds
this spacious home. note 992 So.
fl. is the size of an average bun-
Ralow. The modern family kitch-
en- is 18.3x12.3. A floor to ceiling
stone wood burning fireplace is
the feature of this 29xl5 #. liv-
ing, dining room. The bedroom
sizes are l810Xl4; l7xl2.2 and
l24X12.2 and each has large
closets. The bath is clay tile with
vanity dressing table and large
mirror. This home is located only
5 minutes from civilization and
30 minutes from the public
square. The owner has 80 days
in which to move to North Caro-
lima. thus the reasonable SIT 800.
Webster Realty. VIII. $4,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-04
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WANTED. lot so #. front or larger
in Northeast section. VIII. 3-659l
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-04

NEW Ranch, bedrooms, full base
ment wooded lot with ravine.
Open Sunday. Sub lot 8. Mead.
owbrook rd. near Highland and
SOM Center. A Kotnik. Broker.
MU. t-4172.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-04
BRICK DOUBLE

JUST off Euclid ave. on a quiet
wooded residential street near
schools. transportation and shop
ping. SKIS; double garage, finished
recreation room, ] u m n u m
storms and screens. webster
Realty. VIII. $4,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-04

1859 BUICK hardtop. Al, best Of
fer over $1,000. Will take trade.
Call ". 1-6367. after 4 p. m.
1858 MERCURY Monterey 2-door
hardtop, $4,000 miles, owner,
radio, heater, white sidewalks. eX-
ceptionally clean, S425. RE. l-75l2,
after p. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-04
TRAILERS

EXCELLENT 8x40. fully furnished,
must sell unoccupied Euclid
Beach make offer. ~. 6-4822,
after p. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-04

CASH Buyer wants income single
or small 2-family. $4,000 to
$4,000. Greenwood or 185th st.
section. A. Kotnik. Broker.
MI 1.4172
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-04

Prick veneer; 2 bedrooms down,
semi-finished up. Finished rec
reation room in divided base
rnent, 2 car garage, extras. Near
blvd. and city lines. Owner.
xNJ 2.9cQ6
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-04
ST. WILLIAMS

#29: 2 BEDROOM bungalow. full
basement, expansion up. gas
dryer. washer, range. and patio.
Sl7.80O. Betty Hansen. 8l9 East
185th ST w 6-2l30
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-04
Sl5,9OO

MOVE in and place your furniture
in the excellently conditioned
year old sia room bungalow
Eating space in the tastifully
modern Kitchen. L-shaped living
dinette. attached garage. Alumi-
mum storms and screens. Webster
Realty. VIII. $4,000
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-04

ATTENTION Fishermen: 5 room
permanent cottage in yacht club
boat dock. swimming. shopping
center, S10,500. VIII. 2-3678.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-04

TOW truck. Ford, 4-speed trans
mission. wrecker crane, ply tires,
low rate license; make offer.
VIII. 2-8989.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-04

1888 CHEVROLET coupe. good con.
dition; $3.50. SIX. l-l532 after
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-04

1855 CHEVROLET. $4,000 actual
miles. 2 extra wheels with snow
tires. RE. 1-2867 after 6.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-04
LOWEST PRICE

IN 601 II1OA
| BRIGHT and shiny Older early
American colonial on Heights
beautiful street: 6 spacious rooms,
extra on 3rd. red tile floor.
screened porch off dining room,
television room; garages; walk
ing distance to St Louis and
Noble Road elementary and Mon
ticello Junior High schools; price
only S17.90O; owner leaving city.
won't last; exclusively, Flora
Fischer, H. c.. Miller Realty, 21l8
Noble rd., CL. l-6927, EV. 2-O7l8.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-04

1856 RAMBLER station wagon, a.
door. radio. heater, spotlight. auto
matte transmission. w. l-4268,
CIT 1-Q0S0
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-04

OPEN for Inspection, 25330 Shore
view, 8-year-old, 5-room brick
front bungalow. large rooms,
plenty of closets. porch. paneled
recreation room, double garage,
close to schools. churches and
stores. in the low 20's. Clapac' S
Realty. RE. l-8548, Nv. 1882,
~ 1-0464
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-04

BY owner, brick colonial. 8 bed
rooms. carpeting, 2lz garage,
breakfast nook. clay tile.
RE 1-73S1.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-04

BLUE tAffeta dress. seni-formal
size ls call during the day.
| PO. 1-1792
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-04

APARTMENT. Heights. 8 suites,
income $1l,940. garages, excellent
area. Fisher & Fisher Realty.
CI, 1-8799
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-04

BOYS suit, coats, pants, shirts, etc
AL condition, size 1912.
Ii. 1-564
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-04
FOR SALE-ClOTHING
LADIES' SWEATERS

FORMAL, ballerins length, light
yellow. crystalette over taffeta
size IL. worn once, dry cleaned,
reasona BILE. KE. 1881.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-04

1858 MERCURY 4-door. whitewalss,
snow tires: $3.50. KE. 1903.
1854 CHEVROLET 2-door. excellent
Evening star., 1960-03-06

Continued From Preceding Pose
Friday AN.
"Elisht Commend" 1910. Robert
Toylor. 9:00-9
Next Time I Merry" 1898. james
Ellison. 1O:oO-5
Friday P.M.
Trial Without jury" 1850. Rob-
ert Rockwell. | :00-4
Government Girl" 1913. Sonny
Tufts. l:00-5
"FIy by Night" 1912. Nancy Kelly,
5:00-9
"Aonsene Bell" 1852. Jone, Rus
sell. 8:00-5
Morning Glory" 1893. Katharine
Hepburn. II :00-5
"ceptein Blood" 1885. EroI
Flynn. ll:l5-9
"Musie In Ny Hesrt." 1910. Tony
Martin. l:30-9
Saturday AN.
"GoId Mine in the Sky" 1895.
Gene AutY. 8:30-4
Fighting Grinso." 1889. George
O'Brien. :30-5
Evening star., 1960-03-06
March 6-Moreh II
Bowling

Bowling
Sundey-Duekpin Tournament.
lo:3op.m.-5
ruesday-Strikes n Spores.
lo:3op.m.-5
Jockpot Bowling. lo:45 p.m.-
Soturdey-Bowl the Champ.
400 p.m.-7
Boxing
Wednesdoy-Western Golden Gloves
Fridoy-EmiIe Griffith VS.. Denny
Meyer. 1000 p.m.-4
Golf
Sundey-World Championship Colt.
4:30p.m.-
soturdey-AIl-Stor Colt.
500 op.m.-7ll
Hockey
Soturdoy-Detroit Red Wings VS..
Boston Bruins. 200 pms
Roller Derby
Saturday. 7:5op.m.-5
Wrestling
Tuesdey-WrestIlne. 7:3op.m.-5
ThuFsdoy-CopitoI Arena.
s:oop.m.-s
Evening star., 1960-03-06

Il.o0 p.m.-U P.M. finoi
ll,l5 p.m.-Ths lock PoaF Show (Nbcl
1880 o.m.-Sisn OF
THURSDAY EVENING
ZOO p.m.-loekVp
7;30 n,m.-law Of the Plainsman (E(scl
500 p.m.-Bof Mostsrsoa tNBc)
$50 p.m.-Jehnny Ssueeofo lr(ecl
200 p.m.-Boeheios feiher tNBc)
$50 p.m.-Markhom (cBSl
1000 p.m.-RsvUs (cBSl
1880 ON Sign OFT
FRIDAY EVENING
ZOO p.m.-klUb kwiz
7,30 p.m.-Rcwhids (cBSl
$50 p.m.-Hoi0l de poEes (cBSl
200 p.m.-Monhotton (ceSl
1000 p.m.-cGvaIeods Of Sport. gts0
1880 p.m.-Joekpos Bowling tNec)
HOO p.m.-ll PM. Final
il;l5 p.m.-1hS Jack Poor Show QNec)
1880 o.m.-sisn OH
SATURDAY
$50 a.m.-Nsws. Sports and Wsaihss
1000 o.m.-Popsys Thsoter
HOO m.-TrUs Story lNBc)
1880 o.m.--Dsteeths's Diary tNBcl
1900 noon-ooncs PoriY
100 p.m.-Dsiseiivs Diory t]sc)
l,30 p.m.-Bsneol Lonesrs
200 p.m.--chompionship Bowlins
500 p.m.-SpoFis Spectacular tcBSl
400 p.m.-Big Picture
500 p.m.-All Stur Coli tADcl
500 p.m.-vollsy Born Dance
7,30 p.m.-PsrTy Moson tCBS)
$50 0p.m.-Wontsd-Dsod or Alive
900 p.m.-Lowrsnes Well Show tAec)
1000 p.m.-Zons Grey The0seS tCeSl
1890 p.m.-Sirikes n Spores
HOO p.m.-FiTst.RUn Film Thsotos
1890 o.m.-Sign OFF
Evening star., 1960-03-06
WEDNESDAY EVENING

ZOO p.m.-Den Rsno-Rsd Smiley Show
7:3o p.m.-MUsie With the virsinians
$50 p.m.-Msn Into Spaes lcBS)
200 p.m.-Ths MflionairS tceSl
$50 p.m.-pvs Got Secret tCBS)
1000 p.m.-Wsdnesdey Night Fights (Nscl
1880 p.m.-Sporss Window
Evening star., 1960-03-06
Classified Index For 0.'"' See '''"" ''''" March

Saturday PM.
"crime Tskes Holidoy." le4l.
Jock Holt. 1909
'The Foleon Out West" 1914. Tom
Convoy. "Everybodyis Doing
H." 1887. Preston Foster.
zoos
"The Story Of Louis Posseur." 1895.
Poui Muni. 5000
"Dork Mirror" 1916. OIivio De
Hovillond. lO:30-5
Northwest Possose." 1910. Spen-
Ger Trocy. lo:3o-9
MEN ot Lorse." le4l. Marjorie
Weaver. IL l:o0-7
"The Vicious Circle" 1857. John
Mills. ll:l54
Behind the Mesk." 1882. Boris
korloff. l:l0-9
Evening star., 1960-03-06
Horrisonbure, Va. cA. ,-w~Ar Mar
March 6-Murch II

Il.oo p.m.-U P.M finoi
li,I5 p.m.-Ths lock PoaF Show thBc)
1880 om.-Sisn Of
Evening star., 1960-10-30
Girl Friday Trainee
In Public Relations
No EXperience-S3hn

You don't need any experience or
shSFthaad SKIN. 4 you type very
Wsshinstcn publicity arm needs
ali-aFound once sifi Immediately
'Ing With pres! representst stiyes; etc.
ihnstsn h. slSsi NE. s-l76l 'tEmp.
Evening star., 1960-10-30
Help WOMEN
LAB TECHNICIAN.

For expanding prepaid medical pro-
gram. Modern equipment and good
working Conditions; 40-hr. week,
I month leave per ". siok leave
dement's including comprehensive
medical and disqualification cover
aee for self and dependentsi In
suranee and retirement program;
salary 70 $4,000 depending on ed
ucRtion and ability. TX. 3.693e.
LADIES. would you Ike 70 sell
real estate, no expef. needed. 90
to school at our expense, earn
while learning, work for one Of
the most progressive firms in Pr.
Geo. Co. Pref. resident Of Sc, p.
Geo. Co. T. D., BURGESS co.
(Realtofsl, RE. $4,000.
LEGAL SECRETARY for busy at
torrey, must haye legal exper. !;
under 30 pref; hrs. 30: salarS
aTTaIpaAN pERs0NNTFI,
Evening star., 1960-10-30
Employment Counselor
WILL TRAIN
nSN RRm

BASIC REQUIREMENTS: Intelh.
gence, Imagination and good verbal
abilities.
BASIC ADVANTAGES: Fascinating
non-routine public contact posi-.
ton. Excellent Advancement. good
starting salary.
Other requirements: 23-4O, work
1O:S0.7 pm, Mon. Fri. HIS. gradS.
aTTAp hN9Trv wAEpT
Evening star., 1960-10-30
HELp'WoMEM

|DlCfAPHoNE SECFYs NE. ,sscty..
excel. salary, white. ..no
E5sxs 5s,xs ssSss .,.s.,, ---------s3SX m2e' m2e'
SO other OPENINGS daily. Typists.
stenos, hookkprs. Free registry. see
Miss Grant. ST. $685., BOYD'Ss
cor. 18th and d NV. (est. g US. J
DISTRICT SAILS MANAGER.-An
exceptional opportunity. can be
yours II you quality and will ap-
ply yourself 70 the building Of q
sales organEation. Party plan SELL
ing experience helpful Must have
car and home phone. and be able
to work ewes. Others IN this Job
earning $4,000 to $4,000 q year
Send resume TO Box 4e2-0, Star
and interview will be arranged.
DOCTOR desires once assistant,
some nursing or lab. training de-
SiTable. Reply Box 320-Q. Star.
DRUG STORE CLERK-PaFt time;
over 81 yrs.; knoWledge Of typing
essential CHANDLER'e DRUGS,
Landoyer Hills, Nd. So. $4,000.
DRUG CLERK. experienced. white
over 81: week nights, eooo pay.
Mt. RAINIER PHARMAcYI WA.
7-OOs3.
Evening star., 1960-10-30
MELp' M0mEM

CREDIT DEPARTMENT. full time,
5-day week, experience IN account
authoTfzation and general emee
procedure. Apply. Mr., GEORGE,
Evening star., 1960-10-30

LAB TECHNICIAN, for hema: :
ssntsr sSSsS TSTa iSssl " worms RGSsfe @fasa
IN new laboratory. Salary based
on Qualifications. Fl. $4,000, ext.
401. $3.50 a.En..0 pm. Mons-FTt.
Evening star., 1960-10-30
] HELP W0kEM
dirI Fri.-Pnh. RAJ. $3.50

Girl Fri.-Pub. Rel, $3.50
a xSrksns Ing. sIi.l,s dream. e ,, ,wsll:
ns% nsU~h diTision IL tS.iT GeeNeRs Ws.h
branch. They are re looking for 1
brieht young giTl to train Is man
ageF. Her duties will consist Of
directing the work OF the other
employees, typing, progFamming
telephone and Of course EreetinG
clients and Waiting scientists.
EMPIRE PERSONNEL
suite 1006 Dupont Circle Bldg.
NO. 7-61l0.
GIRL FRIDAY, recp. typ, s7S-S90
VIZ; dieta.-typ. nnd. IS. S76-Se5
WI TsKESit.,s 20 se5.sE 5ssscp..- ta2 tSSeninssl Ing
gr,,r;S-Se6SSS, Miss Evans d
Evening star., 1960-10-30
WOMEN

Real. ESTATE .sALEsLADY fer
Wheaton once. full or part time.
viii train. Mr. Allen. ALLEN REAL
EeIATE. 10. 6-l960.
REAL ESTATE SALESW0MEN-An
excellent opportunity for ladies
who desire TO sell real estate to
become associated with an estab-
hshed and expanding company,
centrally located In Bethesda. Ex-
per. preferred but will train and
assist applicants who qualify in
obtaining Nd. license. Must have
car. For interview, call CAPT.
SErP S7dr5P strsSLs1. st 81; 5;l1i5 1Y or r, pu; g.
REAL ESTATE-2 salesladies needed
Tor the MontEomery Co; once Of
one OF W9shington's eldest and
most most relisble ELI Ds..flI Arms Est: 1912
you. Must be ambitious and have
saR1Esi sfEi 81 RssItaFs ssIEGss; 5u. s:ss555SlM 55M'
REAL ESTATE sALESWOMEN I3J
immediate openings: experienced
Tor new and older homes: p'aasant
working conds.: Multiple VISITING
member, Mr.. Thompson. GRAHAM
CO. JU. 9.O29S. =
RECEPTIONIST-Young girl, at.
tractive and alert with pleasant
tel voice for smart beauty
salon. Just on Conn. ave-; 5-day
Ek. CAL Mon. FE. 7-30S4.
RECEPTIONIsT-BPX, with typin1
exper.: fringe benefits. Apply Mr.
Maxi, ATCHISON g. KELLER
1246 Taylor st. NV. ia. 9-s1O0
RECEPTIONIsT- CLERK sTENOG.
HAPHER, white, some bookkeep-
ing experience. Must be capable
Of handling simple once proce.
cures. Call Juvenile Detention
4-4331.
Evening star., 1960-10-30
RESIDENT MANAGER

White, experienced, not over so:
must have car. Large garden-type
project. Prince Geo.. Co.; 2-bed-
rm. air-cond. apt, and company
benefits. Write Box 364-G, Star,
giving detailed resume and salary
rediIirhments Renlias nnad arfiai
Evening star., 1960-02-24
Terps' Tourney Hopes Dimmed
By Record Against Caroline Clubs

Maryland's record against
Tobacco Row teams this year
does not figure to make the
Terps too much of a threat in
the Atlantic Coast Conference
tournament starting next
Thursday in Raleigh, N. C.
The 81-64 defeat at the
hands of North Carolina last
night at Chapel Hill was the
fifth defeat in eight games
against Old North State teams
in the conference. The Terps
lost twice to North Carolina
and Wake Forest, split with
N. C. State and won twice from
Duke.
Last nights defeat was the
most decisive of the season for
the Terps, now 7-5 in the con-
ference and 1877 for the season
The Tar Heels are 1912 in the
conference and 1875 for the
season.
Doug Moe, who was scholas-
Evening star., 1960-02-24
Hoyas Picked
Over Scranton
Here Tonight

Georgetown University's bas-
ketball team plays Scranton
University at $50 tonight at
Georgetown and the Hoyas
need a victory to finish above
the 500 mark this season.
The HoyaS are 10-1l and
wind up their activities Satur-
day night against Rhode Is
land at Georgetown.
The Hoyas are big favorites
to whip Scranton. Both teams
lost to Seton Hall and Niagara,
but the HoyaS were closer
Seton Hall whipped Scranton,
74-64, and beat Georgetown,
80-77. Niagara trounced Scran-
ton, 1856, Monday night and
nipped the Hoyas, $3.50, in
early season.
Scranton has five lettermen
back from last season in Mike
Abdalla and Bob Meckwood, a
pair of 5-foot-11 sharpshooters;
Bill Francis. 6-foot-1, and Ed
GromelSik and Joe Stachnik,
each 6-2.
Evening star., 1960-02-24
WIN, LOSE OR
DRAW B, FRANCIS ,rAuu
The Bear Is GrowIino

TAMPA, FLA, FEB. 24.-The managers their hood
"neeS a-turning, are assembling in gray blustery
midst and speaking of pennants improved status and
even of staying in the big leagues Fred Hutchinson of
the Cincinnati Redlegs last few days ago in Miami
Is an early arrival here
i've got peculiar ball club" Hutch admits. we
led the National League last in batting suggnp
hits runs scored baed in and total bases We were
pretty good on defense and we had good speed
SO where did we wind up? In tie for fifth place.
And why? I'll tell you pitching"
The Bear is old pitcher In his salad davs he
was big and strong and strappng but he couldn't cut
loose with high, hard one probably because he didn't
have one Many years Hutch reported as an early
bonus player having been paid handsomely by the Detroit
Tigers on the strength of reputation in the Pacific
Coast League
HUTCHINSON AMBLED into the ballyard at Lakeland
and habbergasted nterviewers by saying I'D really like
to be catcher like to play every day and like to
hit He'll, don't have any fast ball."
Nonetheless, the Bear lasted long time as pitcher
Maybe ne didn't exactly blow back the htters but
with what he had he could give somebody headache
And Hutch gave his share. He cunny- thumb but
it living.
Now he was talking about the pitching of the Redlegs
VINO were SO much the most in many other departments
1--WE gave up just about Az runs per game . earned
runs I'm talking about You don't win pennantS that
way Hutch said. 1--WE lost 27 games by blowing leads
in the last three innings.
go" he shrugged, I'VE had to make few moves
didn't want to give up Johnny Temple. didn't want
to trade Frank Thomas, either But what could we do?
Score and lose ball games?"
THE REDLEGS SWapped Temple to Cleveland during
that intereague period and up with Cal McIish
1Sgame winner. The Redlegs traded the disappointing
Thomas to the Cubs for Bill Henry left-handed relief
specialist.
Il don't what they say about McIiSh that
he's not pitcher who win 10 games in season.
Hutchinson says. "He 'em last year. didn't he? He
won EN- in the American League, but who's gonna say
he can't win 10, maybe more, in the National?
People say that McLiSh is getting older Who isn't,
for PeeS sake McLish 10 last season and 16 the
year before he's getting older he's also getting better
year ago, when Sugger Thomas added to the
roster he was to have been the final flip heavyduty
hitting team. 1t didn't turn that way Thomas had
dismal season, and Hutchinson is happy over his
trade for Henry
Il THINK HENRY is the best left-handed reliever
in the National League" Hutch says HE can pitch
every day $50 could Hutch). He worked IS games
and saved Is We know about him.
He gets the ball He knows how to pitch McLiSh
knows how to pitch. Shucks it's obvious that we're
ball club that needs pitching.
We've still got some power Hutch concluded. We've
got guys who can produce few runs. But what we're
trying for are pitchers who hold lead"
Hutch thinks he's got EN-. He'd better, because the
tenure OF Cincinnati manager is not long
Evening star., 1960-02-24

tically ineligible the first half
of the season. again hurt the
TerpS with 25 points. Noes
first game of the season was
North Cardinals game at
Maryland, and he made the
difference in that one.
Maryland'S two big men were
punchleSs, and the Terps can't
win unless they carry some of
the scoring load. AL Bunge
made only seven points, partly
because of early foul trouble,
and Bob Wilson was Scoreless.
Ted Marshall, their stand-in,
made 10.
Jerry Bechtle continued his
late-Season scoring squirt with
% points, including 10-for-1O
from the free throw line.
Bechtle now has made SO of
his last 80 free throws.
The Tar Heels collapsing
zone defense also throttled
Paul Jelus, holding him to six
points.
Evening star., 1960-02-24
Todd Joins
Buugh on
Tituns' Staff

Dick Todd, former backfield
star and short-term coach with
the Redskins. is the newest
coaching acquisition of the
New York Titans of the spawn
ing American Football League,
once you analyze it, Todd's
selections as backfield coach is
no surprise. The head coach is
Sammy Baugh, who starred in
the same backfeld with Todd
for the Redskins.
Two other ex-RedSkins are
on the staff - Bones TAYLOR
end coach, and John Steber,
line coach.
Todd. like Baugh a Texas
rancher. took over as head
coach for the Redskins after
Herman Ball was fired in 1851
The team had lost three in a
row under Ball. but under Todd
won five of six for a 5-4 sea-
son. Todd quit during the exhi-
bition season of 1852 because
of reported differences with the
club owner, George Marshall.
Evening star., 1960-02-24
Resurgent Longhorns
Fovored for NCAASpot

San Jose. 1884, in other games
with a bearing on NCAA tour
nament berths.
Other Prospects Win
At the same time, Navy and
DePaul improved their chances
for at-large selections to the
NCAA-the Middies Q5-5)
with an 80-52 rout of Delaware,
and DePaul 14-5) with a 65-
So squeaker against Marquette
as bantam HOWE Carl scored
Il points.
Providence, which could
turn out to be the surprise OF
the approaching National In
vitation Tournament, knocked
off NIT-rival Holy Cross, 80
So, as clio Jim Hadnot fired
in 20 points. The Friars now
are 1874 and Holy Cross l7-4
See BASKETBALL, Page A-23
Evening star., 1960-02-24
CAROL HESS COMPLETES TRIUMPH
jenkins Opens Bid to Give
U.S.. Rule of Figure Skating

SQUAW VALLEY, Calf, Feb.
"A (AP).-David Jenkins. a
1.-THE, acrobatic figure skater
who looks like he's going to
leap clear out of the arena,
started his three day quest to-
day to give the United States a
king of the ice to escort Queen
Carol HeiSS.
The 23-year-old m dical
student from Western Reserve
U. and Colorado Springs was
the chief hope to give the
United States a second Gold
Medal in the Russian domi-
mated Winter Olympics.
Jenkins started we'll today, but
Karol Divin of Czechoslovakia
bumped him out of first place
in the first figure.
The two-time champion made
the backward, one foot, figure
eight" with symmetrical pre-
cision that put him in front.
jenkins and Alain Giletti of
France tied for second, followed
closely by Canada's Don Jack
son. Americas Tim Brown was
fifth.
Carol Almost FlawleSS
Carol. the world champion
from Ozone Park. N. Y, cli-
NAKED IA years of dedication
yesterday when she won the
Olympic figure skating crown
to go with her four world titles.
Now it is up to the crewcut
Jenkins, reigning and three
time world titlist, to come
through and bring the United
States another Gold Medal to
match the two the Yanks
earned at Cortina d'Ampezzo,
Italy, IN 1856.
Fourteen of the 81 champion
ships at stake had been de-
cided without an American
victory until the 20-year-old
bakers daughter came through
like the champion she is with
a brilliant, almost flawless free
skating exhibition.
Russian Scores Double
A colorfully arrayed, capacity
crowd of $500 in the modern
istic Blyth Arena saw the
honey-haired, hazel-eyed bal
lerina of the ice bedazzle the
judges, her opposition and the
spectators with her sheer
artistry.
Carol beat both SjoukjeI
Dijkstra of Holland and team
mate Barbara Ann Roles of