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Evening star., 1961-03-26
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MOVES. VICE. ADM. LEIGH. UsN
(RetD On Friday, March "a. 1881, !,
at his residence, 2301 Connecticut
ave, n.ES VICE ADM v.i LEIGH Ugh
ssna t.ps.Ssr q apOsEta 6 Sf Eaaas saS ps.ss;
and Mrs. Seymour st. John. Services
viii be held at Fort Myer Chapel
on Tuesday. March 2S. at pm.
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry.
OsTwALT. y. GLENN. on Saturday.
March 25, 1851, at his residence, II
Black Hawk dr., Forest Heights, Nd,
p GLENN OsTWALT. beloved hus-
band Of Voda A. Ostwalt; father Of
Jerry Glenn Ostwalt. He also Is
survived by four sisters and one
brother. all Of North Carolina;
Home. Atm and Mass. ave. ne,
where services will be held on Sum
day, March 20. at 4 pm. In lieu
OF flowers, please make eontrtbu-
tions TO the Forest Heights Baptist
Church Building Fund. Interment
Statesville, N. c.
osTwALT, FLOYD GLENN. The off.
GERS and members OF
~ Plumbers Local No. 5 are
IVAN hereby notified Of the
IkHn death Of Brother FLOYD
rEY GLENN OsTWALT on Sat-
urday, March 2S. 1851.
Lee Funeral Home. 4th st. ana
Massachusetts ave; ne. where serv-
ices will be held at 4 pm. Sunday,
March 90. 1891 Interment States
te JOHN NJ. MORAN. president.
D. C. DOW, Secretary.
PINKNEY. BESSIE. On Thursday.
March %. 1861, ct Casualty Hos
pitai, BESSIE PINKNEY Of 224 l1th
st. ne, beloved wife Of Nelson
ney. sister o. theresa NJ. Brown
and George Coleman. aunt Of Arthur
N. Washington. She. also Is sur
vived by two grandchildren, other
relatives and friends; The late
the the stewart Funeral @ Home. 50 i
st. ne. after. 8 pm. Monday, March
IS, from the Greater Mount Zion
Baptist Church, 9th st. and Mary.
carver esaS ave Memorial moi ce@stsry met ''r@sn'
PINKNEY, BESSIE. Officers and mem
bers Of the Ladies First
A - Aid Union Of Churches,
AAJ Inc, are requested to as
semble Tuesday, March %,
1851, at 1890 pm. at the
GSkH4o Greater Mt. Zion Baptist
Church, 9th and Mary
land ave. A. niS. s. WHITE, President.
A. T. LUCAS, Chairman.
r. +. BULLTTT. Secy.
POWER, SARA Z. On Saturday. March
25, 1861, SARA =. POWER Of 7106
Varnum ST., Landover Hills, Nd. be-
loved sister Of Mrs. Elizabeth M.
Marean. Friends may call ct Nall
ley's Funeral Home, 5000 Rhode
Island ave. at Eastern ave. ne. Mo-
tice Of funeral later.
RANDOLPH, ADA MOZELLE. ON
Frederick Memorial Hospital. Fred
erick. Nd, ADA MOBILE RAN
DOLPH. wife. Of the late Harry l..
Randolph, beloved mother Of Miss
Margaret Randolph. Mrs. Anna Cur
tbs, Leo, Erwin, Robert and Milton
Randolph. Also surviving are
twenty-three grandchildren. thir-
teen great-grandchildren one sister.
Mrs. Blanche whiting; nieces, neph-
ews and q host Of other relatives
and friends. After IL noon sunday,
March. 26, friends may call at her
late residence. near Hyattstown,
Md. Funeral services on Monday,
March "a. at p.nn.. at the Ebenezer
Methodist Church, Centreville, Nd,
the Rev Graham officiating. In
terment Montgomery Chapel Gene
terry. Services BY snowden. Rock
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Flowers ore sent to do Gods Work"
Henry Ward Beeeher

There are times when flowers alone provide consola-
ton The strength in their fragile beauty could only
be the gift of God. Our faith renews itself with
every blossom The flowers you send to chapel or
home for these days Of bereavement afford blessed
comfort that win be long remembered.
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FLORISTS

JOHN sHARPER, NC.
bS2l Brinkley Rd. Sc.
oxon Hill Nd. CA. $4,000
CONRLYN's FLORIST
2O40 Wilson Blvd, ArL, VA. T-eel9
e2S King ST. Alex. H. S-ollS
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Card Of Thanks

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IN The Star meets q need
which e1n keraly be solved in
any other wuy. Net only is
Il q gracious expression Of
sFesitvds 70 those who kovs
sent flotcl tributes but also
eeVrtsouslY acknowledges The
services end kindnsssss Of
the mony 10 whom q personal
note Of ihonks eonnot well be
.moiIed Ct whose names end
addresses are not known.
Insertion Of o cord Of thcnks
may be dronsed by fslsphens
to Iha Star. IL $4,000
Th9EveniT,s and SundcySfor
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WofsnipfuI MakteT.
p. o. SHEPHERD. Jr.. secy. q


BEALL. ALICE CARR. on Saturday
s. March ALICE s cHhR cSS sEARI fhilasesh!a d sIg
Allan Terrace. Westgate, Md, be-
loved wife Of william r. Beall, ST.
mother Of William Ryland Bean, jr.
Of Bethesda, Nd. and Mrs. Charlotte
Beall Evans Of Broomall, Pa; sis
ter Of Mrs. Madeline c. Lilly oi
Mayo. Nd; aunt Of oliver r, Carr
Of Washington, d. c.: John I. Carr
Of San Francisco, CALI, and Mrs
Ruth Glasco. Of Bellflower,, Calf
She Is also survived by four grand
s. II. Hines CO. Funeral Home, 29Oi
14th st, NV. after 10 am. Monday
March ~ (parking facilitiesl Serv.
ices from Metropolitan Memoria
Methodist Church, Nebraska anc
New Mexico aVes. NV. on Tuesday
March IS. at 2:30 pm. Intermenl
Rock Greek Cemetery "a
Evening star., 1961-03-26

MERDEL1.A DEE. A spe-
"a eial Communication Of Ar
IN linston Centennial Lodge.
IN No. 81, A. r, and A. NJ.
NHNN is called for Sunday,
March 20. 1861, at $3.50
wv pm, for the purpose Of
" conducting last Masonic
rites for our late brother, MER-
DELLA DEE BAUMAN.
CARLTON H.. REDMON,
Worshipful Master.
Evening star., 1961-03-26

BARR. JOHN LEO. OF 6416 North
90, 1861, husband Of Clara v.
Barr (nee Collinsl, father Of Mrs.
Mary Elizabeth May. Mrs. Ann
Marie Gavin and William Daniel
Barr; brother Of Mrs. Sarah Hogan
also survive. Prayers at Chambers
Georgetovn Funeral Home. 3072 NJ
st. n.w.. on Monday, March "a. at
8 am. Mass at st. Agnes Church,
4O49 North 21st st.. Arlington, Va,
at $3.50 am. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. 20
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COLEMAN. MARCUS. The family o.
the late MARCUS COLEMAN wish
to express their sincere gratitude Il
the Rev. B. p. Thornton. pastor ol
the Macedonia Baptist Church; it,
members and their many friend,
for kind expressions Of sympath!
during our recent bereavement.
Evening star., 1961-03-26

hH day. March M .I.I q. is, 1851, " W1EIiE MH {.
BELCHER of 1885 California st.
fssb., " mS. q ase aswSina SsSneT ano
land. wallace. Douglas and will
liam B. Belcher He also Is sur.
vived By two brothers, other reia-
tiyes and host Of friends. After
are invited to call at the Jarvis
Chapel, 1892 You st. NV. where
funeral services will be held on
Monday March ~. at l pm. In
terment Arlington National ceIue-
terry. 26
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BESSIE. Officers and mem.
bers Of the Ladies First
Aid Union Of Churches,
Inc, are requested to as
semble Tuesday, March %,
1861, at 1890 pm. at the
Greater Mt. Zion Baptist
Church, 9th and Mary
A. v, WHITE, President.
A. T. LUCAS, Chairman.
Evening star., 1961-03-26
ARMSTRONG, WADE n. on Thurl

ARMSTRONG, WADE 3. on Thurs-
SRSMs4kSsc SfS MscsS Is 81 isS1 FSrsstvs MADE Md.
beloved husband Of Alva E. Arm
strong. brother Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Simmons, Mrs. Dorothy Acton, John
z. Armstrong, Mrs. Betty Hacker
and Gene Armstrong. Stepson Of
George Richardson. uncle Of Elmer
Seis. He also is survived BY other
nieces and nephews. Funeral. serv:
ices at the Simmons Bros. Funeral
Home, 1851 Good Hope I'd. s.e.
parking faeilitiesl, on Monday,
March "a, at / pm. Interment
Washington National Cemetery. 20
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ANDERSON. CONRAD A. on Friday,
March "a, 1851, CONRAD A. AN
DERsoN Of 1927 Montello eve, ne,
son; brother Of Frederick. Albert,
Franklin, Samuel, Cornelius vnd
Josie Anderson. Notice Of funeral
later. ARRANGEMENTS by the Arm
wood Funeral Home. 4609 14th st.
NV
Evening star., 1961-03-26

BAUMAN. N. d.: On Thursday, March
a3. 1861, at Doctors Hospital, NJ. D.
BAUMAN Of 2719 North Dinwiddie
Of Haicyon K. Bauman. Friends
may call at the s. H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home, 290I l4th st. NV,
between 2 and pm. and z until
9 pm. Saturday and Sunday, March
20 and 26. Services at the above
funeral home on Monday. March
%. at 2 pm (parking faeilities).
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry. 26
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on FriSss. ea" March Il. issi. uSfehy az his
ssRSr TssiGsHss AZ tSks Ritte1hSTss st .iny.a nw
husband Of Rae Blackmon, brother
OF James W. Blackmon, Of Wilson.
N. c.; Leon Blackmon Of johnson
City. Tenn, and Mrs. J. o. Colvin.
Of Quincy. Fla. Services ct the
s. II. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2g01
14th st. NV. on Tuesday, March 2S,
at 1890 a.m. (parking facilitiesD
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry 27
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Dratha

ADAMS, JAMES GARFIELD. On
2RSEEb dgiRSaE naESa HSas e. Of 1881 fsi7 AMss kina
man place, NV. devoted brother
OF Mrs. Ada NJ. Armstrong. Also
surviving are other relatives and
many friends. Notice Of funeral
later Qamily may ee contacted
BY MCGUIRE, Inc. 26
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1ratha

dARET VIRGINIA Holt. beloved
wife OF Edward Joseph Holt and
mother Of Edward, jr:, and Martha
Holt: william. Richard. Pamela and
dan and Mrs. Dorothy Musselman.
Friends may call at the Robert A.
Mattingly Funeral Home. 131 11th
st. s.e:. until Monday. March %,
g. 7;a5 5.3.,a am; S,sSS Requiem mass mass IN =
sts. Sc. at S:15 am. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery, (Keyser,
w Va. and Alliance. Ohio, papers
KAMPE, d. CONSTANCE. on satur-
day. March 20. 1891, At the Wash
k%MPE 9Ia FaGf II 74Ss AS RidsSs1RSOosdT S1SsTANcs sSs
Albert H. Kampe. Friends are In
yited to call at the Bethesda Chevy
services will be held on Tuesday,
March 2S. at 10 am. Interment
Parklawn Cemetery. %
KOEHLER, ROSA BEVERLY. On Sat-
urday March Is. 1861, ROSA
BEVERLY KoEHLER. mother Of
Koehler. Friends may can on sun
day. March 26, at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home OF Robert
A. Pumphrey, Bethesda, Nd. Serv-
ices and interment private.
LITTLEJOHN. CHARLES. On Thurs
fsy aC.p,ss March ESRtsss III tisass1 A aS ATliPSsOn
beloved husband Of Hattie t sNiGHS. Little.
john. He also is survived BY q
host Of other relatives and friends.
MT; Littleiohn may be seen at the
tingt1n Fd; Si;;na! arlington, Va, after
neral services viii be held at 1
pm. Monday. March ~, at the
Macedonia Baptist Church. 22d and
South Kenmore sts:. Arlington, Va.,
me Rey n,.Em.u s. " Phillip Philips offisist-
Alexandria. Va. Family may Be
st., Arlington. va. IA. 5-o56s. Se
MALINOWsKI. LUCILLE t. the,
Parker). OF sic 18th st. Sc. on
March "a. 1881. wife Of Herman
and Robert v. Malinowski. % daush.
ter Of Theresa Teachum, Services
at Chambers Funeral Home, 6I7
18th st. s.e.. on Monday, March
~, at pm. Interment Arling-
ton National Cemetery. 26
MARSH, CAPT. WILLIAM JONES,
| USMC. OF 3412 South Stafford ST..
Arlington, Va. on March a3 1861
husband Of Zoe A. Marsh. father oi
suzanne Marsh. son OF Mae q
| Marsh, brother Of Elizabeth M
Payne. SERVICES at rort Myer Chapel
Fort Myer. Va, on Monday, March
"a, at . am. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. Services BY
Chamcers. 20
MATTERA, VINCENT L. On Friday
March "a, 1851. at his residence
s16 49th ave, Capitol Heights, Nd,
VINCENT L. MATTERA, beloved
husband Of Theresa e. Mattera;
father Of Joseph A., %ose NJ, The
resa E. and Marie Antonette Mat
terra: brother Of Miss Ermelinda p.
Mattera. Mrs. Mary P. Thompson
and Mrs. Violet Dawes. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home,
4th st. and Mass. ave. ne. Notice
Of funeral later.
MAZZULL0, IDA RANDALL. On Tues
day. March Fl. 1861. at her resi-
Evening star., 1961-11-05
TV MAILBAG

This is your chance to sound off
and TV Critic Bernie Harrison
1DM do his best to dnStDer queS-
tionS. Please keep letters briet.
Pen names lDiH be used If desired.
Mark Evans took his family on
trip to show them the beauties of
America. He took a camera crew so
that we might all see and be proud
of our country.
David Brinkley Il don't know
whether he took his family with him
or not) went out with a camera crew
to picture the ugly places and with
sardonic humor showed them while
the song, America the Beautiful, was
sung!
America is hated and ridiculed by
outsiders-I should add envied, also.
Which man is doing the greatest
good for his country with the power
Evening star., 1961-11-05
Questions Brinkley's
Point of View

he has over the microphone or be-
fore the TV screen?
Mrs. H. j. S.
Isn't it possible both are doing
fine job for their country?
+ = +
What can be done about Spring
Byington on Laramie? She mesSeS
up the whole show. She turns out to
be the smart. brave" heroine df
you want to call it that and Slim
and Jess end up being stupid jerks.
She has no place in Western
and this show needs no nursemaid.
Laine G.. us years old
The ShoU needed help Maybe
Spring doesn't add much for IS
yeGr-old, but think of the 51-yeGr-
oldS!
= Il
UU11ot otouor oonnopad tO The Rnbnl0
Evening star., 1961-01-06
Plush Hotel Will Serve
AS Base for Senators

The Space Satellite. a gilt
tering, dome like structure
that rises out Of the Florida
sand like a mirage, will be
headquarters for the Senators
in spring training.
The plush hotel with the
spewing fountains "won" the
ball team by the thinnest Of
margins over the quantity
named Barefoot Mailman,
which also is plush and also
has a swimming pool. though
constructed on slightly more
conservative lines.
General Manager Ed Doherty
announced the decision yester-
day. explaining that the Space
Satellite was closer to the
Pompano Beach ball park
where the team will train.
Doherty also announced
completion Of the spring sched-
ule, a 25-game list that was
released last week with two
games tentative. Both those
Evening star., 1961-01-06
MCIub to Bring BoyIor
And Oscar Here Feb. 6

The University of Maryland
M Club announced today it
will bring to Cole Field House
its third National Basketball
Association game within a year,
matching the Los Angeles LAX
ers and the Cincinnati Royals
in a league game, Monday
night. February 6.
The game. which again will
benefit the M Clubs scholarship
fund, will have the takers as
host team, requiring a high
guarantee to the Los Angeles
club because of the distance
from home.
However. M Club officials be-
lieve the attraction Of Wash
ington's own Elgin Baylor fac
ing the sensational Cincinnati
rookie, Oscar Robertson, will
Offset the expenses.
Late last February, the
Lakers. then stationed in Min
neapolis, played the Boston
Celtics in the M Clubs first
venture with an NBA game and
the attraction drew 1881 spec
tators to the Maryland field
house.
Last month, 6,400 fans braved
bad weather to watch the Phila-
delphia Warriors and Detroit
Pistons.
Baylor's popularity. especially
since he scored a record II
points in a November game
against New York, no doubt
demanded a return of the
Lakers here. The former Spin
garn High School and Seattle
University great trails Wilt
Chamberlain of Philadelphia in
total points, 1.443 to 1,417.
Robertson. the rookie from
the University Of Cincinnati. is
making pro history with the
Royals by ranking in the NBA
top five in the following de-
partments: Assists, first with
371; scoring. third with 1887
points: field goal percentage,
first with ATS. and in foul
shooting percentage, nth with
1886.
Evening star., 1961-01-06
Lundon-DeMuthu
Game Postponed

The eagerly awaited basket
ball game between unbeaten
DeMatha and Landon. two of
the best scholastic teams in
this vicinity, was postponed to-
day until either March 4 or II.
The game. originally was sched-
uled for next Tuesday.
Reason for the postponement
is a bad ankle sprain suffered
by Landon's 6-foot-8 All-Met-
ropolitan center. Fred Hetzel,
who was injured last week.
DeMatha quickly agreed to
the postponement. feeling lit
wouldn't be a fair test with
HetZel hurt" Coach Morgan
Wootten said today.
The choice of two future Sat-
urdays, March 4 and II, was
left open in case Landon had
tournament commitments for
either week end.
Evening star., 1961-01-06

for IL years and he's still try
ing. Why. he never refereed a
game in his life.
Hes the kind that calls
timeouts and then spends the
time at halfcourt screaming at
the refs. Maybe he should spend
more time trying to tell the
players something in the
huddle."
Meanwhile, Coach Neil John
ston Of the Warriors attributed
Chamberlain's 50-point plus
average over the last four games
during which he's scored 207
points. to the fact that he's
hitting a good percentage
shooting well on free throws
getting good position on the post
and getting offensive rebounds
Chamberlain, generally q poor
foul shooter, has been i'm
proving steadily with his best
performance Of the year last
night when he made 16 Of 90
His Sc points last night ran
his total to 1,443. Baylor. who
led Los Angeles scorers last
night with 26. how has lat
Baylor held a four point lead
in the race before last nights
games.
Evening star., 1961-01-06
Frosh Coach
Replaces Butts

ATHENS, Ga, Jan. 6 (AP).-
Johnny Griffith, SO, freshman
coach at the University oi
Georgia. today was named head
football coach, succeeding Wally
Butts who resigned.
Butts resigned December 2;
after serving in the Job since
1889. He will continue a,
athletic director.
The university athletic boart
selected Griffith following
several days of interviews with
prospective coaches.
Griffith, chief recruiter al
Georgia as well as freshman
coach last year, served a.
assistant coach at Georgia ir
1854, at Furman in 1855 and
returned to Georgia in 1856.
Others interviewed for the jot
included Gene Ellenson. line
aide to Ray Graves at Florida;
Charley Trippi, Georgia back.
field assistant; Buck Bradberry,
Auburn backfleld aide. and Oil
yer Hunnicutt, football coach
at LaGrane (Ga0 High School,
All played at Georgia.
Evening star., 1961-01-06

games now are definite -
against the Phillies April 5 at
Clearwater, Fla, and the Red
Sox April 8 at Durham, N. c.
The Senators will open their
training February %, with
pitchers and catchers due on
that date. However, Doherty
says he expects to see other
players there at that time. The
others don't have to report un-
til a week later.
Burt Hawkins, public rela-
tions director and road secre-
tary. says that the team will
make all its trips except those
to Baltimore and possibly the
ones between Cleveland and
Detroit by air. The Baltimore
trips will be made by bus.
Season tickets are expected
to be put on sale next week.
Evening star., 1961-01-06
Angels to Train At Palm SPRINGS

from Julio Becquer, the Cuban
first baseman. II he is pre-
vented from returning to the
United States by a Castro de-
cree, Cal Griffith of Mime
apolis-St. Paul will have to re-
turn the $4,000 the Angels
paid for him.
General Manager Fred Haney
said the Angels will sport blue
uniforms, with red letters and
red cap bills.
Evening star., 1961-01-06

MY POLICY AND
HOW IT PROTECTS you
"l'II give you O better tire buy,
brond for brand, line for line,
ony day OF the week or ri
refund your money promptly"
Joe Granville
Evening star., 1961-01-06

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 6 (AP)
The Los Angeles Angels will
start their spring training
February 26 in Palm Springs.
Manager Bill Rigney and his
players are to report February
"a and make their headquarters
at the Desert Inn. Rigney has
80 players on the roster, 20 OF
them purchased from other
American League teams.
The Angels haven't heard
Evening star., 1961-01-06
Collins Raps Braun

When told Of Braun's re-
marks, Collins fired back:
Hes (Braun) the biggest
con man in the game. He tried
to referee while he was playing
Evening star., 1961-01-06

Due to last weeks snow oil Of
our stores were jammed-but
we still have plenty Of brund.
new snow tires. Come in now
before onother snow-re-
member winter hos just be-
gun. Not every size end
every type at every store.
Evening star., 1961-01-06
Fives in Area
Hoping 1861
Will Be Better

Washington's collegiate bas-
ketball players shake out their
holiday kinks in games today
and tomorrow and start search
ing for the success that more
or less eluded them during the
first month Of the campaign.
A few Of the teams have ac-
ceptable records. such as Amer
ican us 6-2 and Maryland's
6-3, but in the case Of the
latter the Terps haven't been
winning the big games.
This week end gives practi-
cally every one a chance to
step off on the right foot in
1861. George Washington (2-5)
and Georgetown (4-D both
already beaten by Maryland
play each other tomorrow night
at Uline Arena. while Maryland
tangles with an Atlantic Coast
Conference rival, South Caro-
lima, at home tomorrow night.
The Terps are IL in their
league.
American q. Busy
Other games this week end
have American U. at home
against Juniata tonight and at
Navy (4-3) tomorrow after
noon; Gallaudet (0-4) host to
Lynchburg tonight and at
Western Maryland tomorrow
night; Catholic U. (4-3 at
Randolph Ma con tomorrow,
Howard (2-6) at Maryland
State tonight and at Delaware
State tomorrow.
None Of the teams here has
come up with a bright new
star. Maryland has q number
of sophomores with real prom
ise-Jerry Greenspan, Bob
Eicher and Bill Stasiulatis-
and George Washington is pre-
senting Bill Norton as q man
with a future.
Sheehan Leading Scoring
For the most part, though,
the same players who were
standouts last season and who
still are around are the ones
making their teams click.
Bruce Kelleher and Bob Nc
Donald are leading Maryland's
scorers, Puddy Sheehan at
Georgetown has a hairline edge
in scoring over Paul Tagliabue
and Jon Feldman Is tops for
CIV.
At Georgetown, Bob Sharp
enter. q 6-foot-61a senior. is
the closest thing to q new
star. He was q sub last year,
See BASKETBALL. Page ALI
Evening star., 1961-01-06
BRAUN, COLLINS TIFF
Sears Broken Jaw
Stirs HossIe in NBA

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 8 (AP).
"A fist fight which resulted in
a broken jaw for Ken Sears of
New York has stirred a
heated. wordy exchange be-
tween Knicks' Coach Carl
Braun and Jocko Collins. su-
pervisor Of referees in the Ma
tional Basketball Association.
This fight last night broke
out between Sears, the Knicks'
third best scorer, and George
Lee Of the Detroit Pistons just
before New York took a lead
late in the third period and
went on to win, 104-102. It
resulted after some pushing
and showing in the pivot.
In the second game Of the
Convention Hall double-header
Wilt Chamberlain continued
his sensational scoring pace,
getting Sc points for the second
time this week and taking
over the scoring lead from
Elgin Baylor Of Los Angeles
in leading Philadelphia to q
1927 victory over Syracuse.
In other games. Boston re-
tanned its one-game lead in
the Eastern Division by beating
Cincinnati, 125-107. and Los
Angeles upset st. Louis, 1906.
One-Punch Affair
Sears jaw was wired in a
New York hospital where doc
tors said 1t probably would have
to remain that way for about
six weeks. It was not known
Immediately when he would be
able to return to action. He
conceivably could play with a
broken jaw. Sears said it was
a "one-punch affair" Both
players left the game.
Braun went to the referees
dressing room Immediately after
the game and demanded that
Sid Borgia recommend a fine
for Lee in his report Of the
game.
1T better cost him some
thing, Jocko." Braun said. IF
they (the league officials) let
this sort Of thing go on we'll be
right back to the old days.
Whats to stop me from
sending someone out to hang
one on Wilt (Chamberlain) If
I know we can get away with 1t?
why don't they (referees)
call a double foul and warn.
Instead they watt And this
sort Of thing happens.
Collins Raps Braun
When told Of Braun's re-
marks, Collins fired back:
Hes (Braun) the biggest
con man in the game. He tried
to referee while he was playing