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Evening star., 1961-06-08

who has thrice blown himself
directly into the hands of the
police. The remaining steps of
the gangs education are not
going to be revealed here, but
their final examination is ex-
ploSively funny.
Monicelli as author and di-
rector of the Apex films leaves
little doubt that he is a re-
sourceful fellow, as adept in
suspense in his ironic way as
those movie chaps who take
crime SO seriously. Did any of
the latter. for one illustration,
ever trap a gang Of robbers
on a skylight suddenly brightly
Illuminated while a biology
student and a coed below argue
the merit of chastity?
This is but one of many of
the gag touches with which
MonicelIi enlivens big Deal on
Madonna Street" There are
others even more riotouS.
#% #&
The Italian cast of the Apex
film performs its farcical
chores with what seems a posi-
tive zeal to prove that Al
Capone and so many other
gangster types are mere ac-
cidents of breeding. While the
group is headed by Vittorio
Gassman, a romantic type,
most Of its members are Italy'S
clown artists.
One of the latter is the IA
nous Toto who conducts the
school in scientific criminality
Yet, neither he nor such others
as Marcello Mastroianni and
Memmo Cartoenuto far out
play a couple OF bright young
girls in the film. One of these
is Carla Gravina as a pretty
housemaid who pretends to be-
long to the military aristocracy,
the other Claudia Cardinale
as the imprisoned Sicilian beau
ty who proves that love laughs
at lockSmiths and brothers.
big Deal on Madonna
Street" will not demolish the
high fashion status of serious
crime films. It does provide
a pleasant spot Of relief from
them, however.
= = = 4
BRIGITTE AS ACTRESS:
Speaking of things Italian
Washington moviegoers will
have a chance soon to agree
or disagree, with those Roman
film critics who gave their tor
acting prize to Brigitte Bardot
The performance for which
Miss Bardot was honored is that
Evening star., 1961-06-08

THE BIG DEAL ON MADONNA
ORGANIZATION release. produced by
Franco Cristaldi-Lux Films, Rome;
directed by Mario Monicelli; scren-
play by Monicelli; Suso Cecchi
DAmieo and Age Scarpelli. At the
Apex Theater.
Evening star., 1961-06-08
PERT TEEN TYPE

Deborah Valley decOrateS the beach at
Waikiki in her first movie, playing stellar
role in the sequel to that "Gidget" affair
about the young and their young antics. This
one, titled "Gidget Goes Hawaiian" is the new
screen attraction at Loews Capitol Theater.
Evening star., 1961-06-08

Madrid. Pity that Pats Tv
series has been dropped by its
sponsors.
Gilbert Roland says the Sc
cret of his longevity as a star
is because he does not rush
into interviews with secrets of
his private life. "Stars should
be different" says Gilbert.
They should keep the magic,
the privacy, the mystery. And
most Of all the glamor of the
screen greats in the days Of
the bountiful boz. office"
Evening star., 1961-06-08
Films of More Than Routine Merit

TUNES OF GLORY"-Alec Guinness and John Mills in a
dramatic duel of wills military conduct.
"GONE WITH THE WIND"-LOng ago it exausted its
vocabulary Of superlatves.
"THE VIRGIN SPRING"-AnOther of Ingmar Bergman's
slce-Of-lfe dramas stark but moving
"THE SECRET WAYS'-Richard Widmark in a spy drama
featuring a lot of chase sequences
"PEPECantnflas stars in comedy and dance marathon
Evening star., 1961-06-08

Thn Dad
Evening star., 1961-06-08
HOLLYWOOD
Laughing on the Outside
By SHEILAH GRAHAM

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). -
MariIyn Monroe, in high good
humor at her birthday party
at Trader Vic's in Beverly Hills,
was suggesting a marriage be-
tween her press agent, Pat
Jimmy Van Heusen. None OF
the guests, who included r. ],
Wagner and Natalie Wood,
took MN seriously. Marilyn
sounded gay-but looking al
her closely when I wished heI
many happy returns of the day
after she blew out the candles
she seemed quite sad. Marilyn
is now 35, and in a mood to
pick her films and TV appear
ances very carefully. She de-
parts for New York in about q
week to start rehearsals there
for her Rain" TV spectacular
for NBC.
4 +
Lana Turner's daughter
CheryI turned her brunette
locks into a bright blonde. "It's
a phase all girls go through, u
sighed Lana on the set OF
Bachelor in Paradise" at
Metro. Lana and husband Fred
May take a slow boat to Europe
when the picture is finished
"It will be Fred's first visit to
Europe" Lana told me. +. Bob
Hope, the bachelor in Paradise
with Lana, informed me it will
be Anita Ekberg or Joan Col
lins for the leading lady in
Road to Hong Kong with
Bob and Bing Crosby in Lon
don this summer. And with old
sidekick Dorothy LamOur for
good luck.
In the Hope-Turner film,
Bing CrOsby's usual stand-in
is doing the same for Bob
while Bob's regular stand-in is
serving as dialogue coach.
Evening star., 1961-06-08
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
And Times Of Showing

Stage
National Theater-"A Raisin
in the Sum-; $3.50 pm.
Screen
AmbassadOr-"The Last Sum
set"; LILO, 3:15, 5:25. 1880 and
9:40 pm.
Apex THE Big Deal on
Madonna Street; /, 2:45, ABS,
6:15, 3 and $50 pm.
Capitol "Gidgit Goes Ha-
waiian";; 11:40 am, 1:40. $40
$40, 7::35 and 9:45 pm.
DupOnt-''Never on Sunday
1. $50, 4:40. $3.50, 8:25 and
10:15 pm.
Keith's "The Young Saw
ages" 1880 am, 1885, $40
5:45. 7:50 and $50 pm.
MacArthur-"A French Mis-
tress";; 6:15, 7:55 and $3.50 p.m.
Metropolitan - 'The Last
Sunset; 11:15 am, 1:20, 1925,
$50, 7::35 and 9:45 pm.
Ontario - Saturday Night
and Sunday Morning." los
2:50, 4:35, 6:20, 8:05, $50 pm
Palace - Return to Peytor
Place." II am, 1:10, 3:20, $50
7:40 and $3.50 pm.
Playhouse "Mein Kampf;;'
11:45 am, 1:45, 3:45, 5:45
7:45 and 9:45 pm.
Plaza Love and the
Frenchwoman";; IL, 2:25, 4;40
6:55 and 9:20 pm.
Town - ION the Double;
IL, 2, 4, 6, 8 and 10 pm.
Trans-Lux -" And the Vile
Wild Women;" II am, 1890
2:05, $40, Sis, $50, 800 anc
9:55 pm.
Uptown-"Exodus";; 8 pm.
Warner - "Spartacus";; 81:
pm.
Evening star., 1961-06-08

The busy Mr.. Hope gets a
couple of days off again from
the picture to fly to Newport,
r. T., to appear with Judy Gar
land July 2. He leaves here on
the morning of the second, flies
back the next day.
&%&
You don't have to worry
about today's crop of singing
star youngsters. Fabian's loot
is going into raising quarter
horses on his Berlin, N. j..
Evening star., 1961-06-08

in the film La Verite." 1t will
be coming to the Plaza Thea
ter-aS part Of the houses new
art, not sex, policy-on July 6.
The director under whose guild
ance Miss Bardot worked in LA
Verite" is a new man in her
professional life, Frances M.
Clouzot.
BULLETIN BOARD: There
will be three new films opening
today. One Of these is "a
French Mistress" an amusing
generally innocent comedy in
spite Of that title. 1t comes
to the Macarthur. The
Evening star., 1961-06-08
THE PASSING SHOW
Now, ItoIions Prove
Crime Can Be Funny
BY JAY CARMODY
Drama Critic Of The Star

The citizens notion that there is nothing funny
about crime wity challenged Italian film he Big
Deal Madonna Street."
This melodramatic the Apex looks like nothing
much apoon of those French suspense gems which
f is kind Of master specimen might suspect
Evening star., 1961-06-08

Capitol gets "Gidget Goes Ha-
waiian" and the Metropolitan
and Ambassador will offer "The
Last Sunset"
Evening star., 1961-01-05
MARCIANO GIVEN
SAD NEWS BY
JACK SHEEHAN

The man who told Rocky
Marciano he couldn't throw
well enough - to second
base-is the new chief scout
Of the Senators, Jack Shee-
han.
Il was directing the Chi
cago Cubs farm system
when one of the scouts
from Maiden, Mass, signed
this young catcher" Shee-
han said. "He wasn't q
bad hitter. and he was
crazy about baseball.
1--WE sent Marciano To
our farm at Fayetteville,
but 1t was obvious Rocky
didn't have any arm. He
wasn't too good q catcher,
either, but I hated to tell
him it was foolish to stay in
In baseball.
IT I'd known he would
become the only undefeated
heavyweight champion Of
the world. I might have
managed him. Maybe I'd
have been able to buy q
ball club Of my own
STANN.
Evening star., 1961-01-05
Royals Move
Toward Lead
BY the Associated Press

The Cincinnati Royals, with
Oscar Robertson setting 4 hot
pace. are making inroads on St.
Louis big lead in the Western
Division Of the National Bas-
ketball Association.
In nine games played in the
last II days, the Royals have
chalked up seven victories. No.
7 was a 134-126 triumph over
the Syracuse Nationals In the
leagues only game last night.
It also was the third straight
over the Mats since the Royals
started their comeback Christ
mas night.
However, they still have a
long way to 60 as they trail the
Hawks by 7la games.
A 74-point second half car
ried the Royals to last nights
triumph. After q tight first
hah in which Cincinnati led 60
So, the Royals hit a $50 clip in
the third period to break the
game wide open.
Robertson. Wayne Embry and
Jack Twyman combined for 81
points with the Big o getting
80. Twyman 80 and Embry 30.
Dick Barnett and Dolph
Schayes led Syracuse with 80
and 26 points, respectively.
Evening star., 1961-01-05
.OIveru Gusts
Don Floyd in
Dixie Tennis

TAMPA, Fla, Jan. 5 (AP).-
Miguel Olvera of Ecuador led
the march Of seeded entries
yesterday in the Dixie inter-
national tennis championship
with victories over O youngster
from Belgium and q veteran
from Arlington. Va.
Olvera received o scare from
Eric Drossart, hard.h;tting
player from Brussels, before
turning back the promising 10
year-old performer. 40, 60.
|663. The fourth-seeded entry
then knocked on Don Floyd Of
Arlington. va, 6-1, es.
Advancing into the fourth
round along with Olvera were
second-seeded Whitney Reed
of Alameda, Calf, and Rudy
fernando Of Detroit.
Play in two third-round
matches was halted until today.
Patricio Apey of Chile led John
Maloney, No. z seed from South
Africa. 6-l, Is. 2-l. when
darkness arrived. Reginald
Bennett Of England, No. s seed,
and Charles Pasarell Of Puerto
Rico were tied, 6-1. L6, 6-6.
The results:
Second Refund
Rudy fernando, Detroit, defeated
sruee Blskeslee, Pompano Beach,
1i crawford Word Henry, Atlanta. defeated
Jan coebergh. Holland, 7-5, Sd.
Shenry 1Iy Wssnsr: Tampa. DEFEATED
Joseph Brandt Puerto Rico, Ga,
Reginald Bennett. England. defeated
John Maioney. Johsnnesburg, de-
s seatsd Norbert Didier. Tampa.
o5veSa defeated Drosssrt 40.
Eveft Schneider, Holland. .!H 7%S Soetie.so iiMSl
Third Round
olvera defeated Don Floyd,
Hernsndo defeated Jack Bryan,
Tampa, Us. 3-6, 6-,
a,s;s assd defeated Alberto Esplusas,
Evening star., 1961-01-05
Holt Is Added
To Cubs Staff

CHICAGO. Jan. S (AP).-
Golden Holt, a Los Angeles
Dodger aide, has become
coach No. 5 in the Cubs plan
ned eight-man coaching stan.
Holt, So, has been in baseball
continuously for 36 years, vir.
tually all Of the time in the
minor leagues. In 194S and
l949 he was a coach with the
Pirates. his only previous major
league experience. .,
Holt played infield and out
field with Portland, Los An
geles, Kansas City and Newark
from 1885 through 1945. He
managed at Beaumont. Tex;
Pueblo. Colo, and for Dodger
farm clubs in Macon, Ga, and
Spokane, Wash. He has been
with the Dodger organization
for eight years.
We've been analyzing the
Dodgers pitching staff and
how they seem to be continu-
ally coming up with fine young
pitchers" said John Holland,
a Cub vice president. I'VE
found that Holt was respon-
sible. We have a lot Of young
pitchers, too, and are conf
dent Holt will hasten their de-
Yelopment."
Evening star., 1961-01-05

the division championship. So,
certain men, at least, can hold
down both jobs successfully.
=
ErdelatZ said he doesn't want
the job. which would only add
new headaches to those he
already has. Although a sound
football man, Eddie wouldn't
win any personality prizes and
you can't bark at creditors you
owe 100000. During his stint
at the Naval Academy he
clashed frequently with news
papermen whose views were not
in harmony with his own. He
also feuded with the Navy
brass, and while that is more
understandable it ultimately
led to his resignation.
AS the Raiders GIN Eddie
would have to negotiate radio
and TV contracts, arrange ex-
hibition schedules, argue over
league playing dates and sites,
handle player contracts, worry
about gate receipts, hospital
bills, equipment costs and train
ing camp accessories. Thirty
six football players can be
troublesome, but nothing like
other people Eddie would have
to deal with.
Working of a 100000 debt
means blunt spoken Eddie
would have to put winner
on the field and that takes
hours Of squirting at game
films, perusing scout reports,
blackboard work, rating per-
sonnel, etc. Perhaps Eddie
would have aides to do the
paper work and he would be
required only TO give his ok.
But II somebody else can do
the Job, why burden the coach
Evening star., 1961-01-05

named to The Stars All-Met-
ropolitan team.
The Bears won l8 straight
games that season, going down
to the wire before bowing to
Woodberry Forest in the final
game Of the season. The year
before, Managers first. Landon
had an impressive 22-l mark.
Landon lost only two games
while winning 10 last season,
one by two points to DeMatha
and the other to Bladensburg,
which won the Maryland Glass
A championship.
=
All Of which brings up next
Tuesdays contest with De-
Matha, scheduled for the Lam
don gym. The game could
decide the top schoolboy team
in the area at an early date.
Landon is working on a IS
game winning streak, dating
back to last year. DeMatha,
strengthened this season by the
addition Of John Austin, q dead
eye junior. already has won
seven straight games this sea-
son.
Austin has been a shot in
the arm for Coach Morgan
Wootten's DeMatha club. Be-
fore the school year opened
Wootten was saying that If he
had an outside shot to go with
his big men. the Stays could be
real tough.
DeMatha is tough, and
proved 1t by coming from be-
hind to beat a good Cardozo
team, 1888. December l3 at
Maryland's Cole Field House.
Barton feels he has a better
first team than DeMatha, but
Is wary of the Stags' bench
strength. I'VE have to play our
first team all the way in a.
tight game" Barton sale, while
DeMatha can go to the bench
and not hurt its club on the
floor" Also, Barton feels,
Landon can be handicapped by
foul trouble to its top players.
Wootten. hustling guy who,
like Barton. also coaches foot
ball. has been trying to play
down the ability of his team,
fearing that an early buildup
would have a bad effect.
In fact. when asked about
his club earlier in the season,
Wootten thought for a minute
and said straight-faced, "You
might say we will have q rep
resentative ball club"
He wasn't kidding anyone.
Evening star., 1961-01-05
Blair Goining Speed
For Showdown Battle

Blazers brushed aside Suitland,
1886, at Suitland. All Of
Blair's victories have been by
wide margins.
The work Of Bob Windsor,
Gary Goubeau and Jack
Townsend on the backboards
was especially pleasing to
Coach Ed Moffatt. Windsor
grabbed 81 rebounds and Gou-
beau and Townsend each &C.
counted for IL as Blair DOM
mated the boards.
Suitland jumped Of to an
early 1878 advantage. the first
time Blair has trailed this sea-
son. But the Blazers went to
work and built up a comfort
able margin by halftime.
Richard Montgomery was
idle yesterday, but swings back
into action tomorrow night
against Northwood, which has
dropped only one game. Blair
faces Wheaton on the knights
hovrna n01,rk
Evening star., 1961-01-05
Dezendorf Coins
In Seniors Golf
Pittmun Beaten

BELLEAIR, Fla, Jan. S
AP). - A. G.. Dezendorf of
Washington. D. c.. co-medalist
in the Belleair Invitational
Seniors championship, meets
Dick Owen, 1859 champion
from Dunedin, Fla. in the fea-
tdre third-round match today.
Dozendorf defeated Glenn
Norville Of Oklahoma City, 4
and 3. yesterday while Owen
won over George Haggarty Of
Detroit. up.
Gene Pittman Of Washington
lost, 3 and 2, to Richard Henry
Of Madison, N. ]. George
Abrams. 61-year-old former
Cincinnati pitcher, continued
his bid for a second straight
title by defeating A. A. Villegas
Of New Orleans. 2 up.
Evening star., 1961-01-05
korthwood Edges
Blades With Help
Of Technical Foul

Bladensburg High School. the
defending Glass A champion
in Maryland. now has dropped
six straight basketball games,
but it took q long period Of
ball control to enable North
wood to continue the streak,
74-72, yesterday at Bladens-
burg.
Northwood held q 1912 lead
with about two minutes re-
naming in the Bi-County
League contest. The Indians
froze the ball for one minute
and 81 seconds before Bladens-
burg could gain control. The
Blades then called time out.
only to discover they didn't
have any left. A technical foul
was called and Northwood con-
verted.
Northwood fashioned an
early lead but the Blades came
back to make q game Of 1t in
the second half. Butch Farmer
Of the winners was high with
- nainfe
Evening star., 1961-01-05
Rockville Player
In Houston Chain

Alexander Harriday. Negro
outfielder from Rockville, will
be In the farm chain Of the
new Houston entry in the Ma
tional League next season.
The Associated Press reported
yesterday that Harriday has
signed with Salisbury. N. c., in
the Glass D Western Carolina
League.
Harriday originally was the
property Of the Dodgers and
played one season In Glass b
several years ago. Last year he
was with the Indianapolis
Clowns.
Evening star., 1961-01-05
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
RESULTS YESTERDAY

B,Cc. 50; oaithersburg, IS.
Coolidge, SO: Ballou. 80.
Jenhi. an pges Dean. 0s g. wpaisto9 ts 40
Northwood, "A: Bladensburg, ~.
Peary at Gaithersburg w, Cancelled.
sSinssfnl.' ssSiGsssslt' s e.; h.efin. hEssisEn' e e.
water GAMES CANES ToMSRao% MSSTIaois'ern' 4o'
Bell at Roosevelt. $3.50.
Western vs.. Wilson at Roosevelt, 5.
TscS At xnacostis. $40. ts'"' '''O'
Phelps VS.. Spingarn at Anacostia, s.
Chamberlain at Coolidge, $3.50.
GonzaEa VS.. O'Connen ct DeMatha.
DeMstha vs.. Mackin at Carroll, s:4S.
St. Johns at Good Counsel. g.
ST. Stephens at Yorktown, $50.
st. Anthony's at GEORGETOWN Prep,
Ryken at Great Mills, 8:46.
coln%sian sis6i Prep at Woodward Prep
Blair At Wheaton, $50.
NostnnWood at Richard Mnotgomery,
NortR8estern at High Point, p
Oxen Hill at Bladensburg. Z.
suitland at Lackey. $3.50.
Poolesville at GaithersburR. 9.
Glenelg at Sherwood, $50.
Bates. at DOUGLASS, 7:30.
DuVan at Laurel, 9.
Surrattsville at LaPlata, $50.
Calvert County at Arundel. $50.
Margaret Brent at Leonardtown, Q.
Annandale at Falls Church, $50.
CIV At James Madison, $50.
Groveton at Mclean, $50.
HAMMOND at 0sbourn, $50.
Lee at Wakefield, 8.
Mount Vernon at WI. $50.
Jeb stuart at Fairfax, $50.
Nokesville at Rappahannock, z,
Leesburs Douglass at Luther jackson
Jennie Dean at Union Bowling Green)
George Mason at Loudoun County, q
Evening star., 1961-01-05
Riders Win First,
Beoting Eastern in
Clock Disruption

A hassle involving the clock
disrupted play in the final sec
onds yesterday as Roosevelt
High School won Its first bas-
ketball game Of the season, q
5s-56 decision over Eastern at
Roosevelt.
Roosevelt held q 1884 lead
late in the game when Eastern
called time out. The clock was
left running, and. after q long
conference between officials,
was set back to 10 seconds re-
naming. Eastern, however,
couldn't make up the differ
ence.
A late Eastern rally threat
ened to overcome Roosevelt,
which held at $3.50 lead after
three periods. Clarence Hill led
Roosevelt to its first win after
1.-TWO lOSSes hy sc0rinr q ,,oiv,ts
Evening star., 1961-01-05
WITH THE
HIGH SCHOOLS
BY CARL SELL

Fred Hetzel and George
Manger are having their finest
year for the Landon School
basketball team. and Coach
Ed Barton attributes the pairs
improved play to an upswing
IN aggressiveness.
I'm Hetzel's case" Barton
points out, "the key to his i'm
proved play was football" Fred
played his first year of football
for the Bears last season.
Barton wanted Hetzel to play
football. but he had reserva-
tions. fearing that the 6-foot-s,
two time Ali Metropolitan
might be injured and possibly
affect his brilliant basketball
future.
But it worked out perfectly,
both for Hetzel and Barton.
Fred played end on offense and
his pass-catching helped the
team. Also. Barton feels the
hard work every day made
Fred stronger and gave him
more stamina.
-
In Manger's case, 1t has been
q gradual development over
four years. according to Bar
ton. George, 6-foot-7. always
has been an aggressive player,
but this season he gained the
polish to make him more eff
fective.
The return Of Bo Berger, a
6 = foot . S junior, also has
cheered Barton. Bo is an ex-
cellent ball handler and is par
ticulary adept in getting the
ball into the big men, Hetzel
and Manger.
The McConnaughey broth
ers, Bob and John, give the club
excellent balance and Barton
feels that their presence in the
lineup helps Hetzel.
THE other team can't double
team Fred and leave Bob or
John open." Barton points out.
If 1t does, one Of those two
can make up the difference
from the outside" he adds.
Bob is a senior and John is
a sophomore. Both boys are 6-1
and both were substitutes last
year, although Bob did start a
few games.
\
Hetzel transferred to the Be-
thesda school from Wilson
three years ago and was an
immediate success. He aver.
aged EOS points per game,
combined with Manger to con-
troll the backboards ar& was
Evening star., 1961-01-05
Sportons' Stor End
Signed by Texons

DALLAS, Jan. 5 (AP).-Fred
Arbanas, Michigan State end,
has signed with the Dallas Tex
ans Of the American Football
League.
Arbanas, described by his
coach. Duffy Daugherty. as "the
finest blocking end I ever
coached" has Joined Texas
Center E. j. Holub and Ohio
State Tackle Jim Tyrer. among
others, on the Texan rookie
roster. .
Arbanas was Dallas seventh
draft choice.
Evening star., 1961-01-05

with it? Unless 1t means more
money, like the college head
coach doubling as athletic di.
rector.
II Erdelatz is smart, he'll
stick to coaching, as he says
he intends to do.
e HAA
Assistant Coach Tim Teme.
rario returned from the Blue.
Gray game with new respect
for Quarterback Norman sneac
of Wake Forest, the Redskins
No. draft choice.
II thought he did a fine job,
Tim said, considering that the
entire game was played in a
downpour. A lot Of passers
push the ball, but he throws
1t. He throws a neat ball. He
has long arms and the ball has
a high parabola and drops fast
It's almost like a curve-it's
really different.
He has good technique, "
Temerario continued. carefully
analyzing Snead's qualities. HE
brings the ball up nicely, frames
1t well against his head and
the ball goes up right away, ii
you follow me, as it leaves his
hand. So many passes are fiat
and that much easier. to knock
down."
Tim said Snead is looking
forward to a career In pro
ranks and has a good attitude
about the game. He likes his
prospects.
Okay, let's see If he can beat
out Ralph Guglielmi.
Evening star., 1961-01-05
Md. aI.couNTY LEAGUE

Montgom cry Blair High
Schools Basketball team is
gathering momentum for Its
showdown battle with Richard
Montgomery January Is for
supremacy in the Maryland
Bit County League.
Both teams have so rec
ords in the league, but Blair
seems to be having the easier
time Of 1t. Yesterday the
Evening star., 1961-01-05
Walter Johnson Wins
Over Northwestern

Bob Wilkes, Dave Yates and
Walt Whitman provided the
scoring punch as Walter john
son High School jumped OF
to an early lead and romped to
a 72-46 victory over Northwest
ern in i-County League game
yesterday at Northwestern.
Wilkes had II points, while
Yates and Whitman each con-
tributed IS.