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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHRYS. 81 Imp: p.s., p.b. p.w.:
excel mech. ana tires, r and h.;
best offer will finance. 10. S-7503
CHRYSLER 40 for sale: body in
good condition: will sell parts.
Call RE. 5-9270.
CHRYSLER 81 4-door Windsor
air conditioning. power steerinl
and brakes, T. and h.; $1,000
FLOOD PONTIAC 1921 Conn
ave.
CHRYSLER SO 4-dr. sedan: r. anC
n, auto. trans, power steering
lst-class cond $1,000. IA. 1854
CHRYSLER 81 New Yorker h.t.: r
and h., p.s.; 10000 actual miles
many thousands remain. Reduced
TO S239 for quick sale. Ordered
overseas. CL. 6-5494.
CHRYSLER SIS Crown ImperiaI
Southampton 4-dr. hardtop. full
power, ] owner, low mileage. truly
nice car
Bank Financing. S2.695
GUY STEUART
1I6O East-West Hwy. S S, Nd.
JU 5000 JU. S-l545
CHRYSLER, IS Windsor hardtop;
auto trans, r. and h, ps.; sac
Tor quick sale; $500. OIL. 2-49l1.
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new 6 USED
CARS
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHRYSLER 81 New Yorker cdr
hardtop: full power; Sl.699.
STANLEY H. HORNER
Fls. Ave. NE. at 6th II. 6-646i
CHRYSLER, '5s New Yorker sedan;
gleaming black, beautiful interior,
Wv. r. and h., fully powered
factory dual air condition, ready
for any trip; showroom condition
S2,295: trade terms. Open Mon
WOLFE MOTORS
l133 N Moore. Arl.. Va. IA 4-325l
CHRYSLER, '5I-2-dr. club coupe
Beautiful blue finish Motor per.
feet cOnd., - 900 miles. Passed
inspection. = good tires. Owner
-Nhh cash DII --nEn-
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CHEVROLET '5S 4-door station
wagon; poWerglide, r. and h.;
$1,000. FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921
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CHEVROLET 81 2-door sedan
standard shift; immaculate; SS95,
500 down.
BELL MOTORS
5lll WIS AVE. NV, WO. $4,000
CHEVROLET 40 2Ndr. sedan: col
lector's item. Best offer. 463 Or
anse st Sc, Apt. ..
CHEVROLET 81 Bel Air hardtop
VS.; and h, power glide, Wv,
low mileage, showroom cond.
81 495. AP. 7-22sO.
CHEW. 81: auto. trans: good End
car very reasonable. new brakes
and brake cyl, HE. 9-2736.
CHEW. SO Impals VS. hardtop
coupe; @-tone blue, power steer
Ing, power brakes S2,495. CCC
guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
I222 22nd ST. NV. FE. $4,000
CHEVROLET 1856 Bel Air con-
yertible; sporty black and cream
2-tone finish, equipped. VS. en-
gine. automatic transmission, ra-
dio and heater: real Sharpl Me-
mortal Day sale. only Sl,295;
terms; CCC warranty
CHEVY Chase Chevrolet
Home Of Country Club Used Cars
7725 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. 4-l4l2
Closed Sunday and Monday
CHEW. '5S Impala convertible. All
white. new top and Wv. tires,
T. and h, p. g., p. S. Sl,995 or
best offer. WO 6-4092.
CHEW. 5s Impala; blue and white,
power equip, all extras, immac.
cond. Sl.695. JE. 4-11lS.
CHEVROLET 1850 de luxe 4-dr.
sedan; black; one owner; $500.
sP. 3-S544
CHEVROLET 50 Impala convert. T;
diplomatic; $50 h.p. std. shift,
Wv. tires, r. and h., p.b., p.s.,
black finish, white top. Co
CHEVROLET 81 convertible: auto,
r; and h. l-owner, low-mileage
clean car.
Bank Financing S1.595
GUY STEUART
116O East-West Hwy, S. s., Nd
JU. $1,000 JU. s-1545
CHEVROLET 81 VS. 4-dr. sedan.
excel. cond: $4,000 mi; diplomat
leaving town. AID. 4-22Sl.
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CHEVROLET '55 4-dr.: auto. shift;
cond. JU. 5-4S39, Sat. and Sun.
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CHEVROLET 1855 49, convertible; /;
automatic Transmission; white
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Continental

1860 black hardtop sedan. loaded
with extras; factory air-Condi.
toned company Official car; low
miIeage; neV-car title. new-Cal
guarantee save $1,000. trade ac-
Cepted.
Grady Motors Corp.
COMET -MERCURY-LINCOiN
1903 WIS. AVE, BETHESDA MD.
OIL. $4,000 Open Today, l2-5
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CADILLAC, '5s Sedan de vile h.t.: :
interior; r. and h, auto. trans,
Wv, every. power extra; show
room condition: S3.395: cash,
trade, terms. Open Mon.
WOLFE MOTORS
.l733 N. Moore, Arl Va IA. 4-305I
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CADILLAC 1851 4-dr. sed.: very
clean; $3.50. 1850 Baltimore
blvd, College PIX, UN. 4-9454.
CADILLAC HEARSE 1947. Original
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- --Hu pI. NV. IL. f--OUU
CADILLAC '5s Sedan de Vile; pop
ular alpine white, nylon and
leather interior; equipped with
air conditioning, full power, ETC.;
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CADILLAC '55 4-dr. sedan: black
with white top: r. and h., auto.
trans, power. ETC.; one owner. low
mi; Sl,395.
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CADILLAC SO Sedan de vile;

CADILLAC 80 "62" 4-dr-: r anc
h, Wv. tires. SC. excel. cond
$3.50. Must sell. JE. 2-5949.
CADILLAC 1857 convertible coupe
full power: sparkling maroon fin,
be seen and driven to be appre.
Riafad. GO SGn
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CHEW. 81 2-door; r. and h, power
drive: $3.50, GO. T-Oa47
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AUTOMOBILES FOB SALE

CHEVROLET 81 2-door sedan
standard shift; Immaculate: SS95
SlOO down
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CADILLAC 1856 Eldorado eonv.;
green, all power and extras; must
sell this wk end, make OFFER: must
owner. 12601 Conn. ave, Whea-
/ ton. VII. 6-9o5B
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Capitol Cadillac-OldsC Co.
Chevy Chase Chevrolet

CHEVROLET 50 Impala convert.
diplomatic; $50 h.p. std. shift
Wv. tires, 2. and h., p.b, p.s
black finish, white top. CO
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Grady Motors Corp.
Capitol Cadillac-Old Co

CADILLAC 81 Coupe de Vile:
mountain laurel and white, power
steering, power brakes; S2,695:
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CADILLAJ Of SEDAN de VlIIe, Iac'
tory air cond., elec. windows anc
sea, p.s., p.b., r. and h, Wv
tires. tinted glass, transparent
SC, seat belt. 10000 miles. Orig
cost over S6,S00. Orig. owner
will sacrifice at S4,395. OIL. 6.
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CADILLAC Sc

CADILLAC SO 4-dr. de Vile hard
top; full power; extremely clean
car.
Bank Financing S1.9e5
GUY STEUART
I116O East-West Hwy, s. S.. Nd.
JU. 5000 JU. S-1545
CADILLAC 1858 Fleetwood; one
owner, company executive car;
condition very good: S795. Cali
Mrs. irving, Ii. 7-9400, HECH-
NIGER co.
CADILLAC 81 Eldorado conv.: r.
and h.; low ni.; must sell, make
offer. UN. 1885.
CADILLAC AS conV.; r. and h.,
clean. good cond; S345 or best
offer. OIL. 6-S9Sl or FE. S-0562.
CADILLAC SO conV. coupe; new
paint, p.s.. elec. eye. windows.
seat, r. and b.; S695. FE. 1892.
CADILLAC 81: all power: orig.
owner: excel. cond.; $3.50 or best
offer: terms. HA 2-S959.
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Akers Olds-Cadillac Co.

Fairlington Shopping Center
OV. 3-0350; ALEXANDRIA
CADILLAC '53 "6V' Fleetwood
sedan; excel. cond. in every way,
all power: S1,095. JU. S-1109
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CHEV. 80 cdr. Bel Air; auto
trans, r. and h.; good eond
S340 HE. 9-3442.
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TAKOMA FORD
7035 CARROLL AVE. JU. $1,000
CHEVROLET 80 2-dr.; radio and
heater: good transportation; S125.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET '54 Delray 2-dr. g.
cyl. standard. 7. and h.. leather
upholstery, 2-tone paint; good
cond. selling to settle estate. SP
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CHEW. '5S Brookwood 4-door sta
wag,; poWerglide. r. and h.. black
and white: Memorial Day Special,
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CADILLAC 81 EldoTado conv.: r
and h.; low ni.; must sell, make
oFfer I'm A.zRQ5
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CHEVROLET 40 2Idr. sedan: col
lector's item. Best offer. 463 Or
annn Ct Ant o
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CHEy. '58 "2l0" : door; equipped;
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CHEVROLET 81 convertible; auto.
T. and h. l-owner, low-mileage
clean car.
Bank Financing Sl,595
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CHEW. 1855 station wagon: VS.,
powerglide, r. and h.; good cond. I;
S995. OWNER, VIII. 6-5045.
CHEW. SO "2l0": white ext, green
int; straight stick, VS., power
PACK; good gond.; 5000. TIE. g.
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CHEVROLET 81 VS. 4-dr. sedan
leaving town. AID, 4-23SI'
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CHEW. "a 40; 6-cyi-, 2-tonei
stand. trans, heater; $3.50. SP
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METROPOLITAN

2e01 l 81. NV. r. 7-54oo
CADILLAC IS Coupe de Vile; fully
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET '53 9-passenger sta
ton wagon; good condition. Best
offer. 10. 5-096S.
CHEY. IS "2I0" 2-door; good
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CHEVROLET '55 "9I0" 4-door
straight stick: clean; S695, SlOC
down.
BELL MOTORS
3l11 WIS. AVE. NV, WO. $4,000
CHEVROLET 81 antique 3-windoV
coupe; restored: must sell: best
offer. HE. 9-O637
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THACKER MOTORS
CADILLAC 50 sedan de Ville: lac

CADILLAC SO sed. de Vile: fun
power; turu and white; excel.
cond. Priced to sell. VII. 2-266S.
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CADILLAC 5S convertible: popular
pastel blue, full leather interior;
equipped with power and electrical
accessoTies;- Memorial Day spe-
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CADILLAC '55 sedan: black. fac
tory air, power steering: special.
Sl,595, CCC guar.
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CHEVROLET SO

CHEVR0LETS - Huge selection
SIS through SOS Priced to Sc
quickly No reas. offer refused
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CoRYAIR de luxe 700: white,
4-dr, std. shift. r and H.. Wv.
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runs a close second in the
"favorite" category, and
Charlton Heston a close sec
ond in the best" group.
AS is the case III the Gilbert
survey. the local youths say
Debbie Reynolds is the teens
"favorite actress" with Eliza
beth Taylor second. At the
same time. they agree that
Miss Taylor Is the best &C
tress,' with Doris Day. the
star of PILLOW Talk" proving
a strong runnerup. Miss
Reynolds is a strong third.
Perhaps the most signifl-
cant agreement. in terms Of
unanimlty. is the area teens
selection of the most promiS-
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exception-and a minor one
at that-their choices are
exactly the same as the list
compiled recently in a Ma
tion-wide poll.
The results of the big sur
vey, run by the Gilbert Youth
Research Co.. were run in
TEEN earlier this month. In
the same issue, TEEN in
vited local young people to
submit their selections.
We were wondering. of
course, if the area group
would disagree again with a
Nationwide test.
The only point where they
do not is in their selection of
the years favorite teen-age
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movie-not the best, but the
favorite.
The Gilbert study shows
"A Summer Place" as first.
with Pillow Talk" second.
The Washington area teens
reverse the order. with Pill
low Talk" first and "a Sum-
mer Place" second. Both
surveys list Operation Petit
coat" as third.
In all other categorieS. the
first place selections in both
tests come out the same.
The local teenS-like the
youths throughout the coun-
try-say Cary Grant is both
their "favorite actor" and the
best actor" Rock Hudson
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Agreement at last
AREA TEENS PICK THEIR OWN HOLLYWOOD FAVORITEs

lively. in the local balloting.
Mr.. ArneSs also places SEQ
ond in the Gilbert poll, with
Roy Rogers third.
While PILLOW Talk" Is the
"favorite movie" locally. the
area teens agree with the ma
tional survey which names
"Ben-Hur" as the best pic
ture of the year" The local
runnerup in the best" cate
CORY is THE Story of Anne
Frank Placing third is "op-
Grafton Petticoat," the Cary
Grant starrer, which no
doubt earned him the ia
vorite actor" and best actor"
awards.
Topping off this unusual
expression OF agreement with
other teens is the local
groups selection of Rock
Hudson as the screens great
est lover" Like the national
poll, the local survey shows q
Hudson landslide. so much so
that the handsome star ap-
parently enjoys a status-at
least in teen-age circles-as
enviable as the one achieved
by the almost incompatible
Rudolph Valentino IS years
ago.
Mr.. Hudson's closest rival
in the greatest lover" cate
CORY is Mr.. Grant. but the
latter is way back. Even far
Their back are third place
Tony Curtis and fourth place
ElviS Presley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-29
JOHN NJ. KOS.
TEEN Editor

For once, Washington area
teen-agers appear to be in
agreement with the rest Of
the Nations young people.
Known in teen circles as
Independents" seven pace
settlers in teen-age matters
the local set, strangely. is
NOT at odds with the other
regions on the matter of
movies and movie stars.
In past reports, the Wash
ington area group often has
found itself in disagreement
with teen opinions elsewhere.
They don't, for instance.
agree at all that teens are
not as patriotic as they
should be. as one New York
survey, which quotes teen
ayers themselves, shows. Nor
do they agree that juvenile
delinquency is as rampant as
other youths in the Nation
have recently admitted"
They also argue with a num-
Der of teen admissions" that
the world will be worse off"
when today's youths take
over.
Proud of their pace-Setter
status-particularly in such
teen-age interests as popular
music. dress styles. public
service projects and interest
in politics-the Washington
area set nevertheless has Just
finished naming its 1860
movie poll. With only one
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ing actor and actress-Troy
Donahue and Sendra Dee.
They are winners Of both
polls in runaways. No one
even comes close. Tuesday
Weld, though far behind.
comes in second to Miss Dee,
and Tony Perkins, also a long
way back, places closest to
Mr.. Donahue.
The Washington area
group also agrees that the
favorite Western star is the
Maverick" team, James
Garner and Jack Kelly. This
also proves a runaway in
both tests. with Jim ArnesS
and Clint Walker taking sec
ond and third spots, respec-
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much less by junior high Proper production
of an Operetta is considerably more difficult
than staging play. In any case, John Hanson
did it, and did it well Above Qeft) is part Of
the John Hanson cast cOStumed and made up
and ready to go on stage. Center Is Jeffry
KasseI as Prince Karl Franz, wOOing Jerri Nc
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MILAN, the Princess At right are Douglas Lin
ton, James SOppa, Judy BOgdanOwicz, Dorothy
Holmes, Margaret Walter and Ed DrScOlI
School officials say the production drew rec
ord number Of theater-gOers. 1t was presented
in four acts and directed by three adults.-Star
Staff Photos by GUS CHINN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-29
A PRINCE OF A PRODUCTION

There is little doubt i'm the OxOn Hill area Of
Prince Georges County that the highIight of
the current semester at John Hanson Junior
High School, $500 OxOn Hill road, was the re-
cent production by the teen-age students of
Sigmund ROmberg'S Student Prince" feat
seldom attempted at the high school level,
Evening star., 1960-12-15
Jack George Retires
From Pro Basketball

Jack George, one of the
greatest all-around athletes
ever produced in Washington
has retired from professional
basketball to give full time to
his business interests in Phila-
delphia.
George. 80. was released by
the New York Knickerbockers
Tuesday night after a 1l7.ll5
victory over the Boston Celtics
at Madison Square Garden. Al
though Coach Carl Braun said
he would try to get Jack a spot
on the Detroit Pistons. he de-
clined the offer.
~ have had my last game -
he was quoted In q. New York
paper.
George came to the Knicks
two years ago from the Phila-
delphia Warriors. with whom
he had been rookie .of the year
in the 1854 season and later
had helped 10 the National
Basketball Association title. A
guard and playmaker in pro
basketball. Jack was given a
might" In Philadelphia in
March. 1857, and showered
with gifts.
Born and raised in Washing
ton. Jack spent his sophomore
year at Mckinley Tech High
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School and his last two at st.
Johns. graduating in 1948 after
starring in all three major
sports. u'
He accepted a football schol-
arship 10 Notre Dame but
transferred to LaSalle after one
year. At LaSalle he played
basketball and baseball and was
considered as the Explorers
all-time best basketball player
before Tom Cola enrolled.
After finishing at LaSalle in
the spring Of 1852, George was
drafted into the Army and
played three sports at Fort
Belvoir-7as a football quarter
back, basketball guard and
baseball outfielder, outhittine
Dick Groat one season.
He was discharged from the
Army in October, 1858. and
Joined the Warriors immedi-
ately. The following summer
he played professional baseball
for a Phillies farm team.
Jack is inN the moving busi-
ness in. Philadelphia and lives
there with his wife Lois and
sons Gary. z. and Jackie, S. His
mother, Mrs. John Spicer. lives
in Takoma Park.
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TIFF WITH PHILLIES RECALLED
Red Sox Get ConIey
In Deal for Sullivan

Trading Of Conley. was nc
surprise since the pitcher and
Manager Mauch argued bitterly
during the last week of the
season. Conley quit the team
and told Mauch and Quinn he
never would pitch for the
Phillies again. &
The report is that Mauch
angry over o poor relief per-
formance by Conley. said to
the pitcher: O..
What are you doing, saving
your best for tRed) Auerbach
(Celtics basketball coach)."
Conley stalked of the mound
with his "1'll never pitch fol
you" ultimatum.
Conley, a graduate of Wash.
ington State, came to the Phil
hes two years ago in a trade
with Milwaukee which also
brought Harry Hanebrink and
Joe Hoppe. inllelders. to Phila.
delphia. in exchange fol
Catcher. Stan Lopata and two
utility players. Ted Kazanski
and Johnny O'Brien,,
,Conley's last year with the
Braves-l958-was d miserable
O-6. With the Phillies the next
year he won - and lost 7
Late in the season he was hil
|by q pitched bali while batting
and suffered q broken hand
His 1860 record was 7-l4 for. 4
! Dlast-place club trying to rebuild
Evening star., 1960-12-15
DRIVE PAST GEORGETOWN
Terps Step on Gas
For Fifth in Row

at College Park Saturday after
noon at 2 o'clock. The Deacons
beat North Carolina State ct
Raleigh, 6S-67, last night.
In Its five victories Maryland
has scored two fewer field goals
than its opponents, but the
Terps have hit 129 out Of 16s
from the foul line for q 1858
percentage, which Is ahead OF
the best In the schools basket
ball history. .+t ~v
Millikan said at o preseason
luncheon that his team had
made 81 per cent Of 5000 free
throws in practice, and he just
hoped the percentage would
hold.
-: HOyas Poor ut Line,
Georgetown had a poor night
at the foul line, Is out Of 90
and Coach Tommy O'Keefe
slumly stated that the foul
shooting and missed layups cost
him 1.-The game. Bat / don't
want to take anything from
Maryla nd" OKeefe said
They've got a good ball club
o'Keefe made multiple sub.
See MARYLAND, Page B-1l
Evening star., 1960-12-15

tors met yesterday and will hole
additional meetings in an ef'
fort to determine what "tht
Job Of running the club is; what
has to be done and try to fit 6
man into the picture"
AS club officials met, the
status Of ElviA Tape. 81, re.
NAMED doubtful. Tape ha.
been in the Cubs system since
l947 and is noted as o defensive
catcher without speed or q hit.
ting eye.
Mentioned prominently a,
the next Cubs pilot. skipper
field boss or what have you
lTappe has been attending base.
ball meetings as q Chicago rep.
resentative and sitting In or
higher echelon club meetings
Also. mentioned Is Billy Jurses
former Red Sox manager anc
Washington coach.
The Cubs have been without
q manager for 10 weeks. LOT
Boudreau quit October 4 be,
cause he reportedly was unabl,
to get more than o one-yeal
contract from Wrigley. Bou.
dreau succeeded Charlie Grimm
'on May 4.
Evening star., 1960-12-15
Fifth Straight Victory

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. IS
(AP).-The Phillies announced
today Q straight trade Of pitch
ers-Gene Conley to the Boston
Red Sox for Frank Sullivan.
Both are righthanders and
among the tallest men in base
ball. Conley is 6-foot-8 and
Sullivan 6-6. Each is 30.
John Quinn. Phillies general
manager, said his field man
ager, Gene Mauch, o Red Sox
alumnus. Is familiar with Sulli-
vans style and has been eager
to get him.
Conley. with o divided alle-
glance to baseball and basket
ball-he plays with the pro
champion Boston Celtics-has
been something of a problem to
the Phillies because of his late
reporting for spring training.
Sullivan broke into the majors
with the Red Sox in 1853, and
has been with no other team
since. A graduate of South
ern California. he had a III
record the first year. There
Eafter he had a winning record
every year until 1859. His best
seasons were 1855, when he won
ID and lost ,l3 and had an
earned-run average Of 2.91, and
1856, when he won IL and lost
"a. His 1889 record was ell
Last year it was 6-16. Both
those years the team RECORD
also was poor.
Evening star., 1960-12-15
BY CARL SELL
Star. StaH Writer

Coach Bin Reinhart admits
that his George Washington
University team Is OF TO Q
slower start than he antici-
lpated. He blames 1t on the
Hack Of teamwork.
Reinhart also limited that
the Colonials are counting too
heavily on Jon Feldman. the
5-foot-10 scoring ace. Feldman
Hast night scored Is points.
but the Colonials bowed to a
methodical william & Mary
team. 61-57. at Uline Arena.
| It was GW's third loss since
an opening win over Richmond.
THE Colonials held q l0-point
lead early in the second half,
but William & Mary scored
nine straight points to get back
In the game. W&M now is 3-2.
| CIV threw the ball away
many times in the second half,
and the Indians were there to
capitalize on each mistake.
However, Reinhart feels that
his club will come around be-
fore the January grind starts,
or when the season begins to
get important"
Last night it was q case Of
Feldman not getting enough
help. The next highest scorer
for CIV was Ralph Kunze, who
had 10 points. Although Dick
Markowitz did an excellent job
Iguarding JEFF Cohen, the In
dians' 6-foot-7 ace, Dick con.
.Itributed only nine points.
Cohen got 16 points, ~ 2of them
In the second half.
CIV took an early lead and
held 1t until midway Of the
second half, when Roger Ber-
lgery sank q Jump shot to give
W&M its first lead, 45-44.
Kunze then hit on a foul shot
Ito put CIV back even. Again
Bergey struck to make IL 47-45,
W&M.
Feldman then scored five
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W'sSIow Stort Blamed
On.Lock Of 7 eomwork

straight points and Markowitz
added q goal and for o couple
tof minutes it looked as II the
Colonials would pull away
again. In the final four minutes,
CIV scored only six points while
the Indians hit for l3.
Markewitz dropped in q goal
with about 21a minutes re-
naming TO give CIV its last
lead. S7.55. From there on. II
was all william a. Mary. Kenny
Roberts knotted the count with
10 basket and Cohen put the
Indians ahead with a foul shot
Roberts got. IL Of his 10 points
at the foul lire.
GW's frosh averted o shut.
out for the night by defeating
the W&M freshmen. 75-7l. in
the preliminary. Don Ardell led
the CIV frosh with "a points
Dave Hunter scored 81 points
for the losers, and Eddie Doran
former All-Metropolitan from
Hammond High School. con.
ttributed l3 points. He also
played q fine floor game. Hugh
Miller, from Washington. Lee
High. got six points, his two
baskets coming on setups by
n0ran
Evening star., 1960-12-15
Three Junior Colleges
Give Up Football

DALLAS, Dec. Is (AP)-
Three junior colleges Of Texas
announced last night they are
giving up football.
This will break up the Pio-
neer Junior College Conference
which started with five schools,
Tarleton State College Is quit
ting after this season to become
O four-year school. Last night
Victoria, del Mar Of Corpus
Christi and San Angelo an
nounced they were giving up
football because Of rising cost
and schedule difticulties.
There was one holdout: presi-
dent j. M. Hodges of Wharton
County College said, 1--WE will
continue football II we can find
anybody to play"