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Evening star., 1961-05-03
THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
ArmyCiviIions Told
oOffer Suggestions
By JOSEPH YOUNG
Star Staff Writer

Each of Armys 100000 civilian employees has been
sruced to come this month with least constructive
suggestion for improving Army operations.
AS part of Army's beneficial suggestion program
George Decker Chief Of Staff has designated May
gestion month" in which only every civilian every
Evening star., 1961-02-09

while MacKay is clio and
Buchholz is 7-12.
It's a busy period for the
areas tennis fans. The clinic
is primarily for the younger
set, but it is open to all and
is expected to attract a crowd.
Tomorrow the players will be
honored at a luncheon at the
Touchdown Club which will be
open to ladies. Jody Miller,
Miss Pro Tennis of 1851" also
will be introduced.
At the same time, Kramer,
who has managed to keep the
guardians of amatuer tennis
stirred up with his proposals
for open" tournaments, will
address a luncheon meeting of
Almas Temple at its head
quartesrs at 1915 K street NV.
Gonzales ended q four-set
winning streak for Hoad last
night. showing that he is COM
pletely recovered from the
strained stomach muscle that
sidelined him for 10 days. The
previous night big Pancho
polished off Buchholz at
Schenectady, N. Y, 1915.
Evening star., 1961-02-09
PANCHO PLAYS HOAD TOMORROW
Kramer Net roupe
Holds Clinic Today

Jack Kramer's pro tennis
troupe will move into Mary
lands Cole Field House this
afternoon for a two-day stand,
beginning with a clinic today
from 4::30 to 6 pm.
Tomorrow night at 8 o'clock
the racket squads block bust
ers resume their round-robin
series, with big Pancho Con-
zales engaging Lew Hoad in
the feature 10-game set.
Maryland M Club officials,
who are sponsoring the game
for their scholarship fund,
have been assured that roads
leading to the field house will
be cleared and that there will
be ample parking space.
Gonzales, seeking his seventh
straight pro crown, needed only
two days after rejoining the
tour to regain the ground
Pancho Seguro lost while sub
Stituting for him. Gonzales
chalked up his second straight
victory last night at New York S
Madison Square Garden, whip
ping Hoad, 1l-9. 1t gave the
pro champion an ll-9 record
for the series and put him back
in first place.
In other matches last night
Barry MacKay defeated Alex
Olmedo, 1913. and Earl Buch-
holz tripped Andres Gimeno
by the same score. The three
losers now have 1919 records,
Evening star., 1961-02-09
Duke Ace Faces TrioI
For Hitting Cheer|eoder

DURHAM. N. c., Feb. 9 CAP)
Art Heyman. Dukes high
scoring sophomore basketball
star, faces trial here Monday
on an assault charge stemming
from a halftime incident dur
ing last Saturday nights
Duke-North Carolina game.
Blackwell M. Brogden. .
Durham attorney and Univer-
Sity of North Carolina grad
uate. signed a warrant yester-
day charging Heyman with
assault and battery on Albert
L. Roper II, a North Carolina
cheerleader.
Aftermath Of Battle
It was another episode in
the aftermath Of the tense
Duke-UNC game which ended
in a free for all between
players and spectators. Hey
man and Larry Brown, a North
Carolina rookie, collided under
the basket. They mixed it up,
touching off the free-for-all.
Evening star., 1961-02-09
Senator'S Boss Halls
Enthusiasm Of PIoyers

here, and he said he can hardly
wait to get started; that he is
really going to make this club"
Hinton is a 26-year-old out
field prospect from Rocky
Mount, N. c.. picked up from
Baltimore in the expansion
draft. He batted 1863 with
Stockton in the Class c Cali
fornia League. hit 20 homers
and drove in SO runs.
Another determined to make
it is Chester Boak, a second
base candidate and the latest to
return his signed contract. The
25-year-old Boak, drafted from
Kansas City, batted 1872 for
Shreveport in the Southern AS
sociation last year after missing
two years because of military
service. Prior to that he topped
the 800 marak on three diff
,erent minor league clubs.
With the official start of
sprIng training still almost
three weeks away, the Senators
have all except nine players
signed.
One of Boak's Shreveport
teammates. Pitcher Dave Wick
ersham, was among those re-
ported by the Associated Press
as signing elsewhere. Wicker
sham (10-D and First Baseman
E4aIv Throneberry agreed to
terms with the Athletics.
Others included Sandy Kou-
fax. strikeout artist with the
Dodgers; Pitchers Ryne Duren,
johnny James and Ted Wieand
with the Yankees; Pitchers joey
Jay. Ray Rippelmeyer and
Claude Osteen with Cincinnati: /:
Rookie Catcher Cuno Barragan
with the Cubs and Pitcher Art
Mahaffey with Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1961-02-09
KirVan Gives
Navy Shot at
Winning Year

t,JNA7CITS. Feb. 9 (Spe-
ci"N-N"".-'7 chances of pull
:',g ort = winning basketball
seescn aro still mathematically
alive as 2 result of yesterdays
69-67 squeaker over william
and Mary here.
Bill Kirvan, a former player
at Gonzaga High School in
Washington, provided the win
ming basket on a long jump
shot with two seconds to play.
1t was the Middies' seventh
victory against eight losses.
Navy has four games re-
naming, but two are against
strong Duke and Army. The
Middies play at Virginia Satur-
dsy before finishing with three
home games against George
town. Duke and Army.
Navy dissipated two big scor-
ing spurts-t3 straight points
in the first half and another
surge after intermission which
produced a 1884 lead.
Two OF Navy's big men, Mike
Miga and Mike Nash, fouled
out with 6 minutes remain
ing. and the Indians finally
tied it at 67-all on a goal by
Kenny Roberts with At seconds
to play.
Ron Terwilliger's Is points
topped the Navy scoring, but
jeff Cohen, W&M's All-America
candidate, was high for both
teams with "a. The Middies
outscored W&M from the floor
20 goals to II. and the Indians
stayed in contention by sinking
80 Of 80 foul shots.
Evening star., 1961-02-09
McCLAIN TO JOIN
DANIELS IN AIRING
SENATORS GAMES

Dan Daniels of WTOP
and John MacLean, who
formerly broadcast the.
game of the day" for the
Mutual network, have been
selected to describe the
Senator's games on radio
and television this season,
it was announced today.
Daniels is we'll known in
this area for his regular
sport shows and for his
work covering the Redskins
and Maryland football
games. MacLean, who re-
sides in Baltimore, also was
on Mutual's football COW
erage.
Bob Wolff, who broad .
cast the Senators games
for a number of years, has
signed to do the games for
the Minnesota Twins.
Evening star., 1961-02-09
RedIeg Star
on
Pistol Count

CINCINNATI, Feb. 9 CAP) -
Frank Robinson. 25, star player
for the Reds. was arrested early
today in a restaurant on Sus-
picion of carrying a concealed
weapon.
The arrest followed an argu-
ment involving Robinson and
two friends and two other men,
according to the arresting Of
ficer, Patrolman Howard Simp-
son. Robinson, who made bail
several hours later. is sched-
uled to appear in Police Court
tomorrow.
Robinson, a Negro outfielder
who also saw service at fir5
base, won the National League
slugging title in 1860.
Simpson said he was called
to the place shortly before 2:30
this morning and arrested Will
liam webb, one OF Robinson S
friends. on complaint that he
had struck the manager.
After Webb was bailed out,
the men returned to the res
taurant, Simpson said.
1--WE were called again when
the cook, Arthur Messer, re-
ported that Robinson had
pulled a pistol from his pocket
Simpson continued. He said he
found a loaded pistol in Robin
sons coat pocket.
"Messer told us Robinson
threatened him after hn
learned that he told us he had
pistol" Simpson continued.
III get you later" the Off
Ger quoted Robinson as saying
When booked, Robinson gave
his profession as ball player
and his employer as the Gin
cinnati Baseball Club.
Evening star., 1961-02-09


General Manager Ed Doherty
Of Washington's new baseball
club says he never has seen
such enthusiasm among pro
ballplayers as that being shown
by the Senators.
Everybody says he's going
to make the team" Doherty
says. II Just got a call from
Charley Hinton. He's coming
in Saturday and wanted to
know If we had any balls on
hand. He wants to work out
I told him we didn't have any
Evening star., 1961-02-09
Gamecocks Spill Tar Heels
In ACES Shocker Of Year
Upset Victims
Include DePuuI
And Louisville
By the Associated Press


Hardly anyone paid any at
tention the other day when
Bob Stevens, South Carolina's
cocky young basketball coach,
declared: North Carolina
doesn't scare me q bit.
Today Stevens Gamecocks
owned the upset Of the year in
the Atlantic Coast Conference
"a startling 1892 victory last
night over the sixth-ranked Tar
Heels.
The game was one Of three
shockers during the evening,
and in each case a powerful
tesm was amb1islled when it
left its own bailiwick.
Tenth-ra nked Louisville,
bent on celebrating its at-large
berth in the NCAA tournament,
was cuffed by Eastern Ken
lucky. 80-74. DePaul Q2-5
was spilled by Marquette's
sophomores. 87-64, only "a
hours after accepting a place
in the National Invitation
tournament.
In other major games, fourth
ranked Bradley snapped a
three-game losing streak by
beating Tampa, 111-84; NIT
bound Providence 16-2l' made
Boston U. its ninth straight
victim; 67-59: Western Ken
lucky. Ohio U. and Holy Cross
moved closer to tournament
spots, and Virginia Tech beat
VMI in one of the strangest
finishes of the season.
South Carolina (7-iD fash
ioned its North Carolina upset
with 81 per cent shooting that
overbalanced a combined 65-
point job by the Tar Heels one
two punch of York Larese (36)
and Doug Moe (29). Ronnie
Johnson's 81 points and late
shooting by Art Whisnant and
Bobby Robinson rallied South
Carolina from a l0-point deficit
midway in the second half.
The victory snapped an eight
game losing streak for South
Carolina. making the Came
COCKS I'll overall and l-8 in
The ACC. North Carolina,
dropring its second game in a
rev, IS -4-4 overall and To in
the conference.
Tonight the new ACC leader,
Wake Forest, takes on Dukes
third-ranked Blue Devils in
Durham. Wake Forest moved
into the lead Tuesday when
Duke was upended by North
Carolina State. Duke takes an
81 conference slate into the
game and Wake Forest is 81.
Carl Cole clinched Eastern
Kentucky's 31st straight home
court victory, mailing Louisville
with five points in the last two
minutes. John Turner had 80
points for Louisville. which ear
lier beat Eastern at home,
T0-69. <.
Don Kojis. held to 5 points
! See BASKETBALL, Page B-7
Evening star., 1961-02-09

Police swarmed onto the court
and succeeded in restoring
order.
Duke won the game, 81-77.
Heyman. the Atlantic Coast
Conferences No. 2 scorer, had
SO points.
Heyman. 6-foot-5 ace from
Rockville Centre, N. Y, and
Duke officials declined to COM
ment on the warrant. Heyman,
accompanied by Duke basket
ball coach Vic Bubas and Ed
Bryson. the university's legal
counsel. appeared at Durham
police headquarters yesterday.
He was cited to appear in Re-
corder's Court. No bond was
required.
Brogden said he saw Hey
man hit Roper on the back of
the head as the teams were
leaving the court at halftime
for the dressing rooms.
Referee Admits Error
Meanwhile, Duke officials
yesterday showed movies of the
game to support the statement
Of Referee Charles Eckman
that he was wrong in saying
Heyman threw the first punch.
Movies of the incident were
run several times for a large
group Of sports writer's and ra-
dio and TV announcers.
Duke Athletic Director Eddie
Cameron told the group he ad-
mired Eckman for admitting
his error. He simply made an
error" Cameron said. 1T can
happen in basketball"
He added: ITS our duty to
preserve the rivalry between
Duke and North Carolina. We
work hand in hand with Car
DINA. We can't let a basketball
game bring deterioration be-
tween these fine institutions. "
Duke, ranked third in the
Nation, lost to North Carolina
State. 6l-59, Tuesday night
and North Carolina - ranked
sixth-was upset last night by
South Carolina, 1892.
Evening star., 1961-02-09
Picture on FGse B-7


are the Metropolitan Police
Boys Club and the Twelfth
street YMCA with eight and
five representatives. respectively
remaining in the fast-moving
amateur boxing carnival.
Ten subnovice contests and II
open bouts comprise the quar-
terfinal sessions. While the
race for the senior team trophy
still remains very much in
doubt, the subnovice team title
is now definitely a three-cor-
nered contest between the Hill
crest team; Police Club and
the Y.
Two key subnovice bouts to-
morrow night may decide which
team will dominate the race
going into the semifinals when
Danny Hildebrand of Hillcrest
meets Leroy Ferguson Of No. 2
club in the welterweight class
and Hillcrest's Daryl Cain col
lides with the Police Clubs
William McManus in the
middleweight division.
Clem0ns Meets Harley
The defending Police Clut
team will be put under further
pressure when its second mid
dleweight standard bearer
Emanuel Clemons battles the
VS. Richard Harley, one of the
early favorites for the title. AL
of these Glovers were successful
IN their preliminary trials.
Trailing the field in the ract
for the Subnovice team cham
pionship are the CYO. Southeas
A. c.. Olympic Club, Edwards
A. C. and the Boys Club o.
Washington. The CYO, South.
Evening star., 1961-02-09
Bills Get Art Baker

BUFFALO. N. Y, Feb. 8
(AP).-The Buffalo Bills of the
American Football League last
night signed Art Baker, 22O-
pound fullback from Syracuse
and No. / draft choice of the
Philadelphia Eagles. Baker was
the Bills third draft selection.
Evening star., 1961-02-09
AmeFicon League Schedule. Poge B-S


AmeTieon League Schedule. Pose B-S
ball as Washington's brand
new club gets the season under
way April 10 against Chicago
at Griffith Stadium. All other
big league clubs will get under
way the following day.
The Senators will return the
favor with the White Sox, pro-
viding the opposition in Chi
cago's first home game April
18. On April 81 the Senators
will play in the first major
league game in history at Min
neapoliS-St. Paul, new home
Of the club that used to reside
here. r..,
Three Trips to Coast
The 10-club league makes for
a more rugged travel schedule.
The Senators will make three
forays into Minneapolis and
Los Angeles, and the first trip
to the coast allows for little
spare time. The Senators play
at Baltimore Saturday after
noon. May 20, and have a
double -header scheduled in
Los Angeles the next afternoon
Los Angeles will be the op-
ponent here Memorial Day, and
the Twins will be seen at Grif-
fifth Stadium twice on week
ends.
For the first time twi-night
double-headers are on the
schedule. Previously they were
used only for makeup games
but the league allowed each
team to schedule a maximum
Of three, Baltimore, Detroit
and the Angels took the limit
while Boston and Chicago
didn't schedule any. The Sena-
tors have one, against the
Yankees July 10.
/ 36 Day Games Here
The Senators will play Il
home games at night and sc
during the day. No night games
are scheduled at home or
Saturdays. More night games
are scheduled on Friday Q3)
than any other night.
Because of the league ex.
panSion. each team will play
1872 games, instead Of the 154
that made UP the eight-team
schedule. Each team plays
every rival l8 times. compared
to the % meetings Of the past
The two All-Star games will
be played July II at San Fran
cisco and July 81 at Boston.
Evening star., 1961-02-09
By DICK O'BRIEN
Star Staff Writer

Hillcrest Heights, with nine
boxers qualified for the quarter
finals and semifinals, holds a
narrow lead for the subnovice
team championship as The
Stars Golden Gloves Tourna-
ment reaches the quarterfinal
stage tomorrow night at Capitol
Arena. Bell time for the first
of 81 bouts is $3.50 pm.
Hot on the trail Of the South.
east Washington organization
Evening star., 1961-02-09
CIV Underdog
Against vPI;
Eagles al Gu
Drive Toward Berth
In sc Tournament
Is CoIoniuls' Aim

George Washington Univer-
sity can put itself in very good
position for making the South
ern Conference basketball tour
nament with a victory in its
last conference game at home
tonight at Fort Myer.
But the Colonials are de-
cided underdogs for two rea-
sons: Opposition will be pro-
vided by Virginia Tech, paced
by its All-America candidate
6-foot-6 Chris Smith, and CIV
hasn't played good basketball
for an entire game this season
winning only 2 of 7 league
games and 4 Of IS overall.
AU Leads
Another college headliner
here tonight has American and
Catholic Universities playing
each other for the only time
during the regular season,
at Gu.
AU leads the South Division
Of the MaSon-Dixon Confer
ence with q 40 record and Gu
Is So in the same standings
both its losses coming at the
hands Of Mount st. Mary'S
which AU still has to meet
twice.
GW's 2-5 conference rec
ord puts it in seventh place In
the standings. a half game
ahead Of Davidson and two
games in front Of Virgins
Military in the tussle to qualify
for the eight-team tournament
beginning March 2,
vPI Having Troubles
The Colonials' loss at George
town Tuesday night was typ.
ical Of their performanc,
practically all season. The!
twice trailed by 10 points ii
the first half but rallied behint
Dick Markowitz. Frank Nea
and Bill Norton to take the Leaf
after intermission. only to lose
$3.50. Jon Feldman was tn
only CIV player performing
steadily up to his ability.
! But vPI has been having it
troubles. too. witness its 8l-7
loss to so-So Richmond Satur
day night and a fluke, 1913
victory last night at VMI
Smith, an ALL Conference cen
ter, is aided by Dave Demarest
a 6-foot-6 Junior. and tn
classy Bucky Keller, but tn,
Gobblers' 7-3 conference recorC
Is below expectations at thi
point, and they are only o.
overall.
After tonight. CIV plays it
remaining league games on tn
road against william g. Mary
Richmond. VPI again and Yves
Virginia. Davidson plays ava,
three Of its last four games, bu
VMI will be at home thre,
times in the last four games
Evening star., 1961-02-09
Four Heavyweights Debut

Getting closer to the cham
pionShip round, the senior
boxers will open up full blast
tomorrow night. including four
heavyweights who viii be max
ing their debuts.
Ready to shoot it out for
places in the semifinals will be
6-foot-5 John Tuell of the Hill
crest Club, who meets the ex-
perienced Jimmy johnson OF
the Police Club. Tuell, an in
surance salesman, held the SUBJ
novice championship in 1859
Allen Luckett of the Mel A. C.
and Rudy Holiday of the Ed
wards Club are the other
heavies vieing for spots in the
semifinals. Luckett won ths
subnocive heavyweight title last
year.
Two veteran lightweights
Nat Grayson of the Twelgtt
Street Y and Danny Andrews
Of the Police Club, have op,
portunitieS to distinguish them.
selves on tomorrow night!
program.
Grayson meets the defending
l35-pound champion, Sherman
Mitchell, Of the Police Club II
one Of the three-quarter fina
bouts while Andrews duel
Ralph Wolfe.
Gloves fans, however, arr
watching closely the outcome
of the welterweight meeting
between two former service
men, Joe Cheseldine of the Hill
crest Club and Daryl Fawcett
former Army battler. Botf
are at top form and ranking
contenders for the coveted
welter title.
Evening star., 1961-02-09
AL Schedule
Puts Senator's
In ; 30peners

The Senators will play In
two home openers in addition
to their own, it was revealed
today by the release of the
American League schedule.
President Kennedy will be
invited to throw out the first
Evening star., 1961-02-09

Totals II ~ 81 Totals 29ll 80
Hal time: 31-30, Navy.
Evening star., 1961-02-09
IN GLOVES QUARTER-FlVALs
HiIIcrest Club Hopes
To Improve Position

east and Edwards A. c. will be
playing the roles of destroyers
to the leaders. however, as the
tournament wendS its way to
the finals.
The CYO hopes to land three
titles with its featherweight.
Rene zwicker. lightweight
Gabriel Magtutu and welterr
weight Scott Wisooker still in
the thick Of the scrapping. II
such should be the case. the
team coached by Paddy Kane
still could be considered to
have an outside chance.
Evening star., 1961-02-09
TODAY'S SPORTS
ON TELEVISION

Wrestling
Capitol Arena, WTTG-5, 9
pm.
Evening star., 1961-02-25

FIRST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AMOUNT or FINE REAL
ESTATE FOR $Uso-sEvEN LARGE eEpRooMs4os2 Macarthur
BlvpoPN TODAY AND SUM- Ssor those who enjoy ihs massive
sod, the and high ceilings Of the Cscn
pin end excellent condition. shoa safe walk public
puroo schools Every other convenience within few minutes Of
less adjoining lot avuI0bs. Mr PoFdos oL. 4S2
Evening star., 1961-02-25
Realty Revue

G. Robert Gray, president
Of the Montgomery County
Board Of Realtors. announced
the boards outstanding 6
sales wards winners for
1860 during q dinner meeting
this week
Winners are: Newt E.
Wells: Jack NJ. Collins; Carl
Colbert; Rita Marie Devine;
Gloria e. Sugar, . third
winner Mary R. CFittenden:
Frand J. Geraci,. ROse Bra-
ham. Helen J. O'Brien. also
q third year winner. and
Ralph B. Duane.
Special recognition was
given to Mr. Wells for being
the top multiple listing
salesman as wen as the top
man in residential listings
and sales. Mr.. Goldberg was
top man in the non-residen-
tial properties category. A
The contests are for as
sociate members of the board
only and are conducted by
the Associate Membership
Committee, which is under
the Craftsmanship this year
Of Roger II. Spencer.
Evening star., 1961-02-25

NEW NONE ~ RNR KlI-s2Io WApAKoeEA gOOAys
Is, Su Il-S-Fe BIG bedFOsms. ful buL hW ba THREE
Rsplusss. Fsus wendsFd kihsnsspho ssnhna6a ~h
Hsspssa level else has plss sha spns dSs
pasie tH eeesnsna ead vksnu esbe end
pssoehs lots weedsd Sens essnd lovely views
e. River. MaSs Ave. E 70 saesosO let RrOhovs
st Modswoks right WapoksHssus right 10 sxbh ems emd
oisrd en-. 3-36e4. asfrta s.Es Il
Evening star., 1961-02-25
Really Revue
Molnts olt,1ery Sales
Aword Winners

presidents and Richard ".
Rassier IS assistant eccrD-
tary-treasurer.
Mr.. Gavin specializes in the
sale Of investment properties.
He Is Q graduate Of Swarth-
more College and Harvard
Business School and has been
with the company Is years.
Mr.. Holland. who handles
sales and leases Of business
properties. Is q graduate Of
the University Of North Car
olina and has been with the
company for IS years.
Mr.. Maulding and Mr.. Ras-
sier joined the company in
1850. Mr.. Maulding is IN
the MORTGAGE loan depart
ment and is q navy veteran.
Mr.. Rassier has had many
years experience IN the IN
surance field and is In charge
of the company's insurance
department.
All other officers were re-
elected.
Appraisers 20 Sponsor
Course in Chieogo ~
The American Institute Of
Real Estate: Appraisers has
announced it win hold It's
Real Estate Appraisal Nv
course March Is to as IN
Chicago. n
Students who successfully
complete @ nine-hour written
examination Will receive
credit toward the MAI tAEeEn-
Der. Appraisal Institute) des-
ignation.
Evening star., 1961-02-25
FFeemon Firm
Promotes Two


Thomas r. Harkins has
been appointed vice president
Of Carl M. Freeman Assoct-
ates and Sidney GIasslnan
has been named its control
Ter. Carl M. Freeman Associ-
ates Is the parent corporation
Of q number Of Freeman en-
terprises.
Mr.. Harkins has been with
the firm since 1855 as o
construction superintendent
and has also functioned In
such fields as sales, design
and engineering. He Is q vice
president Of Carl M. Free
man, Inc.
Mr.. Glassman came to the
Freema o n organization in
1858. He also Is a vice presi-
dent of Carl M. Freeman
Management Co. and his pri-
mary function In his new
post will be financial and
economic coordination Of all
Freeman enterprises.
Jewish Group Buys
Methodist Home
The Swartzell Methodist
Home, 6200 Second street
NV, was transferred to
the Jewish Foundation for
Retarded Children yesterday.
The transaction was ham
died through o newly organ
ized real estate syndicate
operating under the name Of
Clover Investment Co.
Members of the new syndi-
cate are Nathan Metz and
Bernard w. Katz, Of the Pryne
Construction Corp: Abraham
SindIer, head Of the realty
firm which bears his name,
and Jos. L. Batlcman, a real
estate broker and board
member of the Franklin
Federal Building and Loan
Association.