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The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1961-04-06

Tom Woodland tests instruments before they're built
physicist in the research laboratories of United Cas- Tom
shown here operating electonc analog computer
test the feasibility and usefulness of other eectronc
devices before they actually constructed by
the Instruments Division of United Gas Corporation
His of hundreds of little known vitality important
jobs handled by United 5000 employees In sum total
all of those jobs performed with objectve:
providing dependable natural gas service reasonable
rates to our hundreds Of thousands of customers.
, 1961-09-29
TED DALE

vest this ever-ready crop.
Aside from the meeting last
night, but still concerning the
fishing industry, there is a bit
of information which is public
but possibly not well known.
The Virgin Islands Govern
ment is currently Offering to
fishermen loans up TO $4,000
to assist them and the fishing
industry.
I understand such loans re-
quire no collateral and are pay
able in two years. Should any
one reading this know Of a fish
erman who may be uninform-
ed Of this, passing information
to him will no doubt be Of in
terest."
, 1961-09-29
LEGISLATIVE RECORD

LEGISLATIVE RECORD -.
ment Of Public Works, for the period October /, 1860
to June 80. 1861.
Act No. $50, Third Legislature, Regular Session,
1860, provides that all expenses of administering air
ports and harbors shall be paid from the Marine and
Aviation Fund on an annual budget basis to be enacted
by the Legislature and approved by the Governor.
Act No. 632, Third Legislature, Third Special SEES
sion, 1860, provides that the Governor of the Virgin IS
lands is authorized to make obligations and Expenditures
from the Marine and Aviation Fund beginning October
j, 1860 and ending June 80, 1861, without the necessity
of securing advance approval Of the Legislature Of a
budget for said fund, on the condition that the Governor
shall present to the Legislature at its Regular Session
in 1861 an estimated budget for the said fund for the
period October /. 1860 to June 80. 1861.
The attached bill is the estimated budget Of the
Marine and Aviation Fund for the period October 1
1860 to June 80, 1861, and it is supported by estimates
submitted by the Department Of Public Works.
recommend that this bill be adopted.
ITO be continued1
, 1961-09-29
n HOUSE ron RENT

Hannah's Rest. Frederiksted
Furnished 8 double bedrooms
2 Baths, large Living Room,
Dining Room, Kitchen area.
8 Minutes from shopping in
Frederiksted
5 Minutes from Golf Course
is Minutes from the Airport
Rental $4,000
per season Is Months) or
$3.50. per month with l year
lease contract.
E. H. Lambert
Real Estate Box 12O55
Lola Station,
Santurce, Puerto Rico
B E G.. WALLACE
Modern Facilities
Telephone so.
6-8 pm.
, 1961-09-29

activities Of Jackson Hole Pre-
serve, Inc, a non-profit educa-
tional and charitable corpora
ton which provided the gift Of
land making possible the es-
adjustment Of the Virgin IS
lands National Park. Cancel
Bay Plantation, Inc, also pro-
vides day use facilities for park
visitors at Trunk Bay.
, 1961-09-29
VIRGIN ISLANDS CORPORATION
OFFERS FOR SALE

One WHY'S Pickup Truck. 4 WD. one-ton capacity
Vicorp's number 127
One Ford 1856 Model, 4Door Automobile, Mainline
Sedan. Vicorp's number 1877
These vehicles could be seen at the Bethlehem Factory
area by contracting Mr.. R. Ross, during working hours
7:3O A. M. thru 400 p. M.
Offers to purchase must be submitted on bid forms.
Sealed bids will be received up to 800 p. M. October 5,
1861 and then publicly opened. Copies Of the bid may be
obtained from our main office at Golden Grove.
Evening star., 1961-04-02

Writer Les David said he'd seen
Tammy Grimes recently and discovered
that she was named after her great
grandmother up in Boston, a lady called
Tammy Norton, who inspired Long
fellows poem:
"Tnmmy Norton mournful num-
bers.
Life is but an empty dream"
And of course Ann Sheridan had a
namesake ancestor who was mentioned
in famous Civil War poem:
The terrible grumble, and rumble,
and roar,
Telling the battle was on once
Inn Sheridan twenty miles away!"
Mr.. David said he was leaving for a
vacation in Jamaica, and We advised
him to stay a week extra until the
country recovered from the shock.
4 press agent friend named Ben
L n Washer called us and asked if We
knew that Henry Fonda had famous
uncle named HGrQrOre Fonda. He said
Evening star., 1961-04-02

Elaine May discovered DR.. Presume.
In their Broadway show, IAN Eve.
ming with Mike Nichols and Elaine
May" they do an ad-lib scene that
starts with suggested line from the
audience and ends with another sug-
gested line.
One night the end line was "Dr.
Livingston, presume Mike worked
the sketch out to show that Stanley
didn't go to Africa to find DR.. Living
ston; he went to find DR.. Presume -
the doctors full name being DR.. Lir-
ingStOn /. Presume.
The news of DR.. Presume travelled
fast. Producer Bobby Griffith promptly
discovered a couple of ittle-known
patriots who are honored in the last
line of THE Star-Spangled Banner:
Orlando ID. Free and Homer ID. BrGre.
He announced his discovery during
lunch at Dinty Moore's, and his CO.
producer, Hal Prince, promptly threat
ened to dissolve their partnership.
Dut there was worse to come. Our
- friend and mentor, Bennett Cert,
who can smell a pun a mile away,
Evening star., 1961-04-02

phoned. He said he'd
been talking with Wendy
Barrie and discovered that
she was named after a very
colorful aunt called Wendy
Noon. According to Ben
nett, Wendy Moon was
Evening star., 1961-04-02
famous lost names?

4 new and especially awful type of
"A pun is threatening the nation,
and We thought We ought to warn you
in case you wish to pack up and run for
the hills.
Serious experts on the subject agree
that this particular type of pun prob
ably started the night Mike Nichols and
Evening star., 1961-04-02

the greatest lady Alpine
climber of her time, and
even today she is cele-
brated in the well-known
song: "Wend.v Noon
Comes Over The Noun
tain"
Evening star., 1961-04-02
Relief can come
twice as fast

Science proves AbsorbIne Jr.
acts on tired, aching muscles
to reduce fatigue Itself
to bring relief twice as fast
Now science proves tired, ach-
ing muscles recover twice as fast
with Absorbine Jr. as when
mature takes it's course"
Medical experts, using the
new Electromyograph, prove
Absorbine Jr. can bring fatigued
muscles back twice as fast as
nature can.
Absorbine Jr. treats the cause
of sore, aching muscles because
it dilates peripheral blood vessel
walls. 1t speeds blood flow at
the point of pain and helps
fatigued muscles get back to
normal faster.
Whenever muscles become
stiff and sore from overexertion,
use refreshing Absorbine Jr. See
how much faster you feel better.
Evening star., 1961-02-06
BASKETBALL

Continued From Page Ais
needs only to beat Colorado to
pull into q tie with Kansas
State in the Big Eight.
The lead in the Middle, At
lantic Conference race is up
for grabs in a, Philadelphia
PaleStra , double header that
matches Temple with Muhlen-
berg and LeSalle with st. Jo-
seph's in games put back 4s
hours by the snowstorm.
In top independent matches
tonight, Detroit d2-6) is at
Xavier Of Ohio dis. and
Richmond at Memphis State
Q5-0.
Looking ahead to some Of the
other major matches:
On Tuesday fourth-ranked
Duke (16-D aims for its ninth
straight Atlantic Coast Con-
ference victory against North
Carolina State. On Wednesday
fifth-ranked North Carolins
l4-0 Is at South Carolina
Tampa at Bradley and Provi.
dence Q5-2 with 8 in q row
at Boston U. On Thursday
Cincinnati Q6-3 with II
straight) is at st. Louie, Wake
Forest at Duke and NYU VS.
West Virginia u6-3) at New
York. And Friday, Southern
California plays at Stanford
and Idaho at Oregon (l2-5 with
a win streak Of sevenl.-
Saturday pairings to watch
are Ohio State at Michigan
State, Iowa at Indiana, Iowa
State at Kansas State, Brad
ley at st. Louis, North Caroline
at Wake Forest, Tennessee at
Mississippi State and West Vir-
ginia at Richmond.
Ohio State hit SO per cent
Of its shots in the first half
and then let reserves get q
workout against Michigan Sat-
urday. John Havlicek and Mel
NOVEL; scored 1S points and
Lucas II.
Duke. getting SO points from
Soph Art Heyman. snapped
North Carolina's 12-game
streak, SLIT. CINCINNATI S
streak went to IL in q 77-60
rout Of Sixth-ranked Iowa.
Mississippi State won its eighth
straight. 77-61. over Louisiana
State, and Oregon took its sew
enth in a row over Oregon
State, 71-58.
Several big streakS were
ended, besides North Carolina s.
Southern California'S ended at
eight, 86-83, to UCLA: Florida S
at seven, 1868 to Kentucky:
Memphis States at six land 80
at home), 96-77, to Dayton; and
Army's at nine. 86472, to Bos-
ton College.
Evening star., 1961-02-06
HOSTS 70 CIV AND MOUNTS. ii
Hoyos and Gu Seek
Revenge I omorrow

lball. Georgetown had a 14-point
lead midway through the first
half but cooled off and threw
| 1t away In the second half.
Jon Feldman Of CIV ended as
the nights leading scorer, no
strange role for him, 4 with Is
points. -. -.
The colonials lost two out
of-town games last week end
| to Southern Conference rivals,
but at least they were seeing
some action. Georgetown had
Its scheduled game at William
& Mary showed away, a fate
that also hit 1t the proceeding
week. The Hoyas have played
only one game since January
1S-when they lost to Mount
st. Mary's.
In the Mason-Dixon Con-
ference, Mount st. Mary's is
atop the North Division with a
TO record, while Gu trails AU
in the South with O. 6-1 record
The champion is expected, to
come from among these three
AU has won the last three
seasons. and by the middle OF
next week should know whether
1t can repeat. . 49,,
The Eagles have nothing
scheduled the rest Of The way
except MD games, and the
big ones are coming up almost
right away, After Baltimore
tonight, they play at Catholic
q. Thursday and at Mount st.
Mary's next Tuesday.
Evening star., 1961-02-06
5000 DUE TOMORROW NIGHT
Johnson, Bowdry Set
For NBA Title Fiqht
MIAMI BEACH, Feb. 6 tAP)

MIAMI BEACH. Feb. 6 (AP)
Harold johnson of Philadel-
phia and Jesse Bowdry of St.
Louis took limbering up work
outs today with the knowledge
that tomorrow night one Of
them would hold the National
Boxing Association light-heavy-
weight championship.
The two meet in a l5-round
bout at Miami Beach Conven-
ton Hall, warming up the place
for the heavyweight title bout
between Ingemar JohanSsen and
Floyd Patterson March 13.
Promoter Chris Dundee said
he expected the battle for the
title taken from Archie Moore
by the NBA to draw more than
5000. with a gross gate OF
around 100000. There will be
no television or radio.
Weigh In Tomorrow
The 23-year-old Bowdry and
the 32-year-old johnson are
scheduled to weigh in at noon
tomorrow. Neither expected
any trouble making the IT'S
pound limit. Johnson, in fact,
was down to l74 last Thursday
and had to ease up on his
workouts for fear Of getting
too fine.
Evening star., 1961-02-06
THE EVEN1Nc STAR
MissAshworth,
UhirIa,,,5 Win in
Speed Skating

LAKE PLACID, N. Y, Feb.
Is (AP1.-The, battle lines are
drawn tightly as to the best
senior mems speedskater in the
country but Jeanne Ashworth
has the women's field all to
herself.
Miss Ashworth skated off
with her second major title on
successive week ends when she
won the senior women's title
yesterday in the North Ameri-
can outdoor championships. A
week ago in st. Paul, Mimi, she
dethroned Mary Novak of Chi
cago in the national outdoor
championships. Miss Novak
was unable to make the North
American.
Miss Ashw0rth Satisfied
Arnold Uhrlass won the SEN
ior mems title but never got
a second shot at Ed Rudolph Of
Chicago. who edged him by two
points in the nationals.
Miss Ashworth, a high school
physical education teacher in
Massachusetts,, complained of
lack Of practice time and hopes
it won't keep her out of the in
door championships. However,
she felt she skated just about
as well yesterday as she ever
has. 3D..
" was satisfied, all right, but
know I could do better and be
a lot stronger If I could get
some work." she said. 'T1l just
have to do the best I can and
see what happens"
Uhrlass Scores "a
Her best here was a first
place in every event but the
one-mile. the final one in her
division, where she finished
second to Gail Purdy Of Syra-
cuse. She easily beat Kathy
Harrington. Syracuse, N. Y.
1918. in the overall standings
Uhrlass, only one point in
front Of st. Paul's Floyd Bed
Evening star., 1961-02-06

The home-court advantage In
basketball concerns both
Georgetown and Catholic ~
tomorrow night as they play
return engagements agairlsi
teams that defeated them TIE
first time around.
Georgetown brings in George
Washington at $3.50 pm. in q
renewal of their neighborho0d
rivalry, and Catholic U. Is host
to Mount st. Maryss at 8 O'Clock
in q very important Mason
Dixon Conference game.
Exactly a month ago CIV
beat GU at Uline Arena, 83.75,
and about three weeks ago
Catholic U. lost on q visit to
EmInitsburg, 69-58.
American o., also interested
in a big slice of the Mason.
Dixon Conference cake, figures
to sweeten its 80 record to-
morrow night as host to Balti.
more U. at 8 O'Clock. In an.
other game Howard and Dis
trict Teachers tangle at Ban
neker Gym ct 3.
George Washington sees q
chance Of bringing to an END
its string Of recent setbacks
The ColonialS have lost their
last two games and five Of theil
last six as part Of q 4-10 sea-
son record. Georgetown wor
its last game over Muhlenbure
January % to end a four-game
losing string and holds q SIS
season record.
In their earlier meetins
neither played great basket.
Evening star., 1961-02-06
iDunieIs Regoins :
SC Scoring Leod
On Furmun's Aid
BY the Associated Press

The Citadel's Gary Daniels
reclaimed the scoring lead In
Southern Conference basket
ball last week with the help
Of some South Carolina neigh
bors. 'r5
The 6-foot-5 junior from
Canton, OHIO, scored 56 points
in two games and displaced
William & Mary's Jeff Cohen
as the leagues No. scorer
with a 23.1-point average for
IS starts.
Furman helped Daniels by
holding Cohen to 7 points
while losing at W&M, 65-57,
dropping Cohen to fourth with
q ola average. At the same
time Furman came up with It's
own challenger, Jerry Smith,
who scored So points in three
games to take second with 22.4.
Norm Halberstadt Of VM1
scored 80 points in his one
game last week to take third
with 21.6. i.
The tnn IN Scnrers.
Evening star., 1961-02-06

4 minutes 1888 seconds yester-
day. Sheffield and Tenant
were clocked in 4:57.74.
Sheffield and Tenant also
will be aboard the No. Amer
lean 4-man sled when that
phase Of the world champion
ship is held here February 18-
10. Stan Benham, veteran Lake
Placid driver, and brakeman
Chuck Randolph of nearby
Saranac Lake formed the re-
mainder Of the team.
This quartet finished second
IN the AAU 4-man title race
Saturday after taking the Adj
rondack AAU meet. Larry Nc
Killop of Saranac Lake and a
team composed Of Mike Baum
gartner. Neil Rogers and Steve
RAINY will be on the No. Q sled
after winning the nationals in
I4:42.08.
Evening star., 1961-02-06
Sheffield and Tennont
Lead u. S. BobsIedders

LAKE PLACID, N. Y, Feb. 6
(AP). - Gary Sheffield and
Jerry Tenant, named the No.
! United States two-man bob
sled team for the world cham
pionship this week end, Joined
their foreign rivals today In
trying to master the treacher-
ously deceptive one-mile Olym-
pic course on Mount Van Hoe
venburg.
The pair finished second in
the national AAU champion
ships behind Bill Dodge and
Steve Phillips Of New York
City yesterday but were picked
as the top United States entry
on q point basis that included
competition the previous week
end in the Adirondack AAU
meet.
Dodge and Phillips form the
No. 2 United States entry.
They had q combined time of
Evening star., 1961-02-06
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL

Results Yesterday
GaEro!L IS; oonzaga. a..
St. Johns. 50; Mackin. SO.
Games Today
St. Johns VI. Spingarn Gt Maryland
sherwood at oaithersburS. 9.
Games Tomorrow
Bell VI. Coolidge ct Roosevelt, $50.
PHELPS at McKiniey r TscS. ocssse'' $50. o.
Chamberlain at XnacostiG. $50
Spingarn at Eastern. $3.50.
Carroll at Esirmont Heights. 2:45.
81. etephen's at LAndon. $3.50.
woodward rep ct Prtory'L $40.
Quantico Post at Bulls School. 4.
NORTHWESTERN at Blair. $3.50.
Richard MONTGOMERY at High Point.
B-CC at Oxon Hill, $40.
BladensSSfe At WheSton. S:45.
Parker Gray at Douglass upper Mari
syfEsst:yiiis at puval, 2,
Calvert County At Leonardtown. $3.50
Damascus ~ ct Peary. .3:45.
Annandels 4Inn ct WakefieId. $3.50.
Groyeton at Fairfax. $40.
Hammond at Falls Church. $50.
Lee at JameS Madison, $50.
Mount Vernon at Mclean, $50.
Jeb Stuart ct Osbourn. $50.
Georse Mason at yorktown, q.
Nokesville ct Mosby. z.
Taylor ct Jennie Dean, 1880.
Evening star., 1961-02-06

johnson. long q contender
and with II fights behind him,
is rated a 2-to-l favorite over
his youthful rival, who has had
81 fights. The Philadelphian Is
ranked No. / by the NBA, and
Bowdry No. 6.
Bowdry leaped into the cham
pionship picture with victories
over Freddie Blades and Willie
Pastrano here. Previous to
those affairs he had been idle
for nine months after suffering
two consecutive knockoutS at
the hands Of Henry Hanks.
johnson has not fought since
May 4. 1860, when he won q
decision over Clarence Floyd
His manager, Pat Olivieri,
maintains the long layoff has
not harmed him, and johnson
has looked sharp during work
outs here.
Armstrong Helping
Bowdry has been working
under the direction Of Henry
Armstrong, triple-crown win
ner in the sos and now q full
fledged heavyweight. Arm
strong was in his corner in his
last two winning fights, and
has been trying to teach him
head feints and how to slip
punches. Armstrong; trade
marks when he was q tireless
warrior.
Bowdry can punch, as indi-
Gated by his % knockouts in
"a fights. but the fact he was
twice kayoed by Hank, a mid
dleweight. leaves a question as
to how he will stand up under
the sharp punching Of the
ring wise johnson.
Each fighter will receive Is
per cent Of the net gate, and
each has posted a $4,000 bond
guaranteeing that he will de-
fend the championship against
an opponent named by the
NBA within 30 days should he
win.
johnson, noncommital as al
ways, says merely that II hope
I win" Bowdry is outwardly
confident. placing his faith in
the instruction Of Armstrong
Armstrong also is noncommit-
tai about his protege's chances
Evening star., 1961-02-06
Lentz Boosts
ScorineLeod;
Near Record

Mount Vernon's Marty Lent,
has opened up q nine-point ad-
vantage over his nearest rival
in the Virginia Group la scho-
lastic scoring race.
Lentz Is scoring at q 32.4 clip
per game and II he maintains
that pace will become the first
player in Group la history tc
average over 80 points q game
in q season.
Bobby Duke OF Thomas JEFF
ferSon OF Richmond, whose
eligibility has run out, is ir
second place with q 23.l mark
Third Is McLean'S Elliott Nc
Bride at 2l.5.
Other Northern District play
ers in the top 20 are Lonnie
Jones Of James Madison, 11th
with q IT'S average; Craig Etks
OF Annandale, 18th with 17.2
and John Neary of Groveton
l7th with a l7-point average.
Evening star., 1961-02-06
Ice Copodes Holding
Niqht for Photo Fans

Camera bugs will get the
chance to snap their favorite
stars close up when the Ice
Capades stages its annual
Camera Night" after tonight's s
performance at Uline Arena.
Immediately after the show,
which begins at $3.50 o'clock,
the performers will return to
the ice and make themselves
available for shots the shutter
bugs desire.
Evening star., 1961-02-06
Cadets in Spot
To Shake! Up
School Ratings
BY JIM CAWOOD
Contributing Writer

If st. Johns continues its
fine play this week. it could
turn the high school basket
ball rankings upside down.
The Cadets played one Of
their best games yesterday, de-
feating Mackin, $3.50, In the
first game of a Catholic League
double-header at Carroll. In
the nightcap. Carroll defeated
Gonzaga for the eighth straight
time in four seasons, 55-47.
Face Tough Schedule
In the next seven days. the
Cadets will meet the three top
ranked teams in the area. To-
night the Cadets play Sping.
arm in the preliminary to the
Cincinnati Los Angeles NBA
game at Cole Field House. st.
Johns and Landon play at De-
Matha Thursday, and Sunday
the Cadets will meet DeMatha,
the Catholic League first-half
champion, at Carroll. All three
opponents are undefeated.
The Cadets won't be favored
in any Of these games. but they
are passing and shooting bet
ter than ever and could cause
trouble.
st. Johns got good games
yesterday from all its starters,
but Bob Lewis, Tim McNamara
and Don Roth stood out. Lewis,
q 6-foot-2 sophomore, was the
leading scorer with II points,
while Mcnamara and Roth
consistently set UP their team
mates for easy baskets.
Shelton PAGES Lions
In the second game, Con-
zaga led, 14-5, after the first
quarter. but Carroll tied 1t In
the third period and went
ahead to stay, 46-45, on Larry
Marzetti's jump shot with two
minutes remaining.
Julian Shelton, whose pas.
set up Marzetti's basket, scoreC
seven Of his II points In thu
last period to pace the Lions
Gonzaga'S Jay Dugan wa
high scorer with 10 points and
grabbed 13 rebounds.
Evening star., 1961-02-06
PIoyoH Will Decide
County Cooe Leuoue

The Sentinel and Keeler
Brick finished their Montgom-
cry County Adult Basketball
League schedules tied for first
place with 9-1 records as both
won games yesterday at Bethes-
da-Chevy Chase High School.
Keeler defeated Emerson Re-
search. 62-52, and the Sentinel
downed GEICO, 56-37. AT
Newport Junior High, Johns
Hopkins APL beat American In
Strument Co.. 62-43, and Hunt
Construction nipped Naval Ord
nance Lab. 1852.
Playoffs start next Sunday.
Evening star., 1961-02-06
UIrich Tukes Title
In French Tennis

PARIS, Feb. 6 (AP.-De-
Tending champion Jorgen Ul-
rich Of Denmark won the
French indoor tennis cham.
pionship yesterday, rs. +6,
80, 6-3. e. over Billy
knight Of Britain.
Ulrich also beat knight in
the final last year.
Evening star., 1961-02-06

bury going into yesterdays
round, had "a points. Bedbury
finished with Is, twice finish-
ing second to UhrlasS in long
distance events. ~
Other champions included:
Tom Gray, st. Paul, interme-
diate boys; Beverly Gorton, st.
Paul. intermediate girls; Jack
Walters, Brighton, Mass, and
Roger Capron, Champaign, Ill,
tied for junior boys; Mary Ny
ers, st. Paul. junior girls; John
Wurster. Saratoga, N. Y, ju-
venile boys; Mickey Green,
Saratoga. juvenile girls; Dave
Lovelady, BrookSide, Ohio,
midget boys, and Irene Foster,
Saranac Lake, N. Y, midget
girls.
Evening star., 1961-02-06
Norwe9ions Defect
Americans in Hockey

OSLO. Feb. 6 (AP).-The
United States hockey team.
warming up for defense Of its
world title in Switzerland later
this month. is finding the COM
petition tough in Europe.
The Americans still are look
ing for their first. victory after
dropping a 4-3 decision to Nor
way yesterday. In two games
in West Germany. they tied
one and lost the other. They
left today for three games in
Sweden.
Evening star., 1961-02-06
Stags Score
18th STRAIGHT

John Austin's % points
paced DeMatha High School
to its 18th straight victory, an
87-56 decision over O'Connell
in q Catholic League basket
ball game yesterday at De-
Matha:
Bill McDermott added Is
points and hauled in IL re-
bounds for the Stays. DeMatha
Jumped off to a 1918 lead
after the first period and
coasted to victory.
Evening star., 1961-02-06
FIGHT RESULTS
By the Associated Press

NEY YORK-Joey Archer. l6Oh,
New York. outpointed Don Fullmer,
BRUSSELS. seIEium % ~ Az Alphonse
Halimi. France, outpoInted Jean Re-
nard. Belgium. 10. (Bantamweights. }
HAvANA-Chico Morales. 133M.
Havana. outpotnted Tony Padron,
MANiLA-Leo Espinosa. Philippines.
outpointed Jae Keun Yang. South
Korea. 10. IFeatherweights.)
DORTMUND. Germany Erich
Schoeppner. ia, Germany, stopped
Paul Roux, 173, France, 10.
Evening star., 1961-02-06
NBASTANDfNGS

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Boston, 1913; st. Louis. 121.
~ PhiI!sdeIphia' l,!, lae; New YOrk,. les'
syracuse. 129: Cincinnati, 1l5,,.~
RESULTS SATURDAY
St Louis. 1885,; New York, III.
Detroit, III: Syracuse. 104.
GAMES TODAY -.
Cincinnati vs.. Los Angeles at univer-
'' - GAMES TOMORROW
PhiladelphiA at st. Louis.
Los Angeles vs.. Boston at New York.
Detroit At New York.
Evening star., 1961-02-06

Totals 10 20 50 Totals 80 ~ 81
Halftime: 1927. DeMathA
Evening star., 1961-02-06

ECtsls Eo,s,'m.. y Is45 o1n..!: Total: aOlSSS