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Phil King, a mere STRIPPING Of
26. Webster gained only 10
yards on seven carries in the
title game last year at Green
Bay and King five on two
tries. Taylor, taking over when
Hornung was injured, gained
more than both Of them this
season-l.474 yards to 743 for
Webster and AGO for King -
but both Giant backs are tough
in the clutch.
Few observers expect the
Giants to win on the ground,
If they win. Those who pick
them to win are few indeed.
They look for little to pierce
a Packer defense that latched
onto 81 enemy aerials this
season. The bald passing star
has a top-flight receiver in Del
Shofner, who lassoed SO for
1888 yards and IL touchdowns
during the regular campaign.
Giants Defense Tough
Nobody is selling the Giants
defensive line short. This
group-Jim Katcavage GAO,
Little Mo" Modzelewski (260),
RoSey Grier (whew, 29O), and
Andy Robustelli (230) is capa-
BILE of putting the boots to
Starr. And New Works sec
ondary defense, featuring Erich
Barnes and Dick Lynch, will
be hard to fool.
Weather and the condition
Of the playing field will be a
major factor. If it's wet and
slippery, the Packers will have
the edge. And on a dry field
they'll still be the favorites.
But a dry field would help the
Giants chances Of scoring an
upset.
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S19,94 PAYOFF .
Second Rich Twin Double
Is Lure for Charles Town

bug Ladybug in the seventh TO
complete his winning ticket.
Had he stuck with his orr
ginal $500 bet on Ladybug
Ladybug, he would have gotten
a $500 return for his invest
ment.
A total OF 35 races will be
run here over the long New
Years week end. Ten events
are scheduled today. nine Mon
day and is on the New Years
Day double header. The jan
uary / holiday program will
begin at 10 am. with the 10
race afternoon section OF the
twin bill starting at / O'Clock
A limit field OF mile track
horses Is set 10 perform In to-
days featured $4,000 Andrew
Jackson Purse. The top con-
tenders are r. e. Allnutt's
vratar., Mrs. Virginia T. Mox-
ley's Galloping Gossip and j. j
Juliano's Rhinelander. All
three we're winners during the
recent Pimlico meeting.
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events, Spartan Dip. $3.50,
Weather Prophet, $3.50, and
Valley Gem. $500. The num-
bers were 3-l-5-3.
The fan told Lou Pondfield,
Charles Towns general man
ager, on presenting his ticket:
I'm so numb can hardly
say hello. I've waited 20 years
for this" The bettor took
$4,000 in cash and a check for
the balance.
Meanwhile, II was learned
that Thursdays big payoff was
taken home by a Washington
man who paid 5000 for a live
ticket after the first half OF
the twin and correctly picked
the last two winners.
The bettor explained that he
had planned 10 wager $500 on
Ladybug Ladybug in the
seventh race. But when he was
given the opportunity TO buy
the live twin ticket for $500 he
added the required 5000 and
picked Blossom Maid In the
eighth race along with Lady
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-29
Checkan PLAYS
The Hero as
Co|oniaIs Win
Two Titles Decided

SHREVEPORT, La, Dec. 90
(SpeciaD 1t isn't often that a
player in the losers bracket
gets picked to an all-tourna-
ment basketball team, but
George Washington's Mike
Checkan is sure plugging for
that honor in the Gulf South
Classic here.
Checkan played the hero's
role last night when he fol-
lowed UP a missed shot at the
buzzer with a deft tap-in that
gave the Colonials a 7l-69 vic
tory over West Texas State in
the consolation semifinals.
Checkan wound up with Is
points. two behind teammate
Kenny Legins, who finished as
the games top scorer. It was
the second top performance for
the 6-foot-3 junior from Pas
sale, N. j., who entered the
tourney with only a 81 average.
Two nights ago, he scored 81
points against Centenary in the
Gulf South opener, although
CIV bowed.
Chekan's last-second shot
bailed the Colonials out Of
what would have been a most
embarrassing situation. They
led, 1864, with only % sec
onds left. but West Texas amaz-
ingly tied it up with seven
seconds left.
With three seconds remain
ing, Joe Mullan tried a layup
that missed for CIV, but Check
an, trailing the play. tipped
the ball in for the victory. The
Colonials now play Texas
Christian in the consolation
finals for fifth place tonight.
The defending champion,
Centenary, and Eastern Ken
lucky meet for the champion
ship. Centenary topped Louis
lana Tech, 1851, last night,
while Eastern Kentucky clipped
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the Hurricane Tournament in
Miami Beach.
Both Georgia Tech and
Miami still are indicated.
Sophomore j. D. Craddock
dropped in two free throws
four seconds before the end to
enable the Yellow Jackets to
win. Miami, too, won from the
foul line, hitting on 20 Of 81
free throws.
Mississippi State Bows
Mississippi State, No. 10 in
the rankings, dropped a 1916
decision to Houston in the
Sugar Bowl Tournament in
New Orleans. Houston will
meet undefeated Auburn in the
final, which last year was won
by Mississippi State last year.
Auburn came from behind in
the fast four minutes to whip
Xavier of Ohio, CAST.
Duke No. 8, and striving to
protect its ranking after two
straight losses, turned back
Princeton, 1914, with Jeff Null
lnis dropping in % points.
Here are the semifinal results
of some of the major tourna-
mentS: o.-r
Quaker City at Philadelphia
Brigham Young 81, Provi-
dence rs and st. Joseph's SO,
Villanova 81. Villanova was the
defending champion.
Big Eight at Kansas City
Kansas 81, Iowa State 81 and
Kansas State So, Okla h o m a
State A. Kansas State is seek
ing and unprecedented third
straight crown.
Motor City at DetrOit-De-
Paul 81, Western Michigan 80,
in overtime and Detroit 1903,
Georgetown 80. DePaul still is
unbeaten.
Far West at Portland, Oregon
Iowa So, Oregon 48 and Ore
gon State So, California so.
Terry Baker, all-America foot
ball star. paced Oregon State
with 81 points.
WACA at San Francisco
San Jose IS, Santa Clara 81
and st. Mary'S So, San Fran
cisco 81.
POinsetta at GreenvilIe, s. C..
Vanderbilt so, clemson So
and Furman rs, Army so.
In other major games, South
ern Methodist turned back
Tulsa, 1911; Dayton van
pushed Dartmouth, 62-45, Ten
nessee Tech halted Mississippi,
81-71; East Tennessee defeated
The Citade 1851 and st.
Louis beat Northwestern, 1882,
for third place in the Los An
geles Classic.
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Crusade Adds
7 Redskin Picks

BALTIMORE, Dec. 20 (AP).
Tackle Rod Foster Of Ohio
State and End Allen Schau OF
Western Michigan we're added
TO the roster OF the Eastern
team today for the first annual
Crusade Bowl, scheduled here
January 8.
Both players were drafted by
the Washington Redskins. Six
Redskin choices are among
those who will play against
draft selections OF the National
Football Leaders Western Divis-
ion.
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Poor SHOOTING
PutsHoyds0ui
In First Round

DETROIT. Dec. 90 (SpeciaD d.
has O. new record
on its books, but it's the kind
that Coach Tom O'Keefe prob
ably would rather forget.
The Hoyas took an amazing
95 shots, or more than two a
minute, against Detroit last
night in the first round Of the
Motor City Classic, but still
wound up on the short end of
a 1882 score. DePaul edged
Western Michigan, 91-90, in
the other game.
The number of shots taken
was a school record for the
HoyaS, but so probably was the
number missed. They failed on
65 attempts while shooting
only 31.6 per cent. There was
no mystery why Detroit won.
1t hit so per cent. 38 for rs.
The Titans led from the
start to finish and had a COM
Portable, 52-42, lead at the
half. Georgetown closed to
71-67 with 10 minutes to 60,
but could cut the lead no fur
ther as Detroit got its fast
break attack in tune.
1t was not the type of game
in which the defense won
raves. The Hoyas obviously
missed Jim Christy, one of
their top scorers and highest
defenders, who failed to make
the trip because of illness.
The setback put the Hoyas
into the consolation bracket
against Western Michigan to-
night. 1t was Georgetown S
sixth loss in eight games and
about the only bright spots
we're the l7-point output from
Chuck Devlin, who was start
ing his first game, and a game
high Of 20 points from Sophie
FfanVsA Tfs,a
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Weekend Sports
On hIeHsiOn
TODAY
Football

NWOAUdlA
Blue-Gray Game. wRC-4,
1880 pm.
Gator Bowl. Penn State VS..
Florida. WTOP-9. 1880 pm.
East-West Game. WRc-4,
430 pm.
Basketball
ECAc Basketball Tourna-
ment, WMAL-7, 10 pm.
Wide World Of Sports
National Rodeo Champion
ship, WMAL-7, 5 pm.
Bowling
Bowlers Choice, WMAL-7,
4 pm.
TOMORROW
Football
NIL Championship, Green
Bay VS., New York. WRC-4,
1880 pm.
Bowling
Championship Bowling,
WMAL--7, noon.
Bowling Teens, WMAL-7, /
pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-29

Of old Y. A. Title to get them
a few touchdowns. The Packers
are relying on Jim Taylor, the
leagues leading ball-carrier
this year, and Paul Hornung,
their triple threat ace, to plant
the ball in the end zone.
A year ago, Green Bay sup
porters point out, the Packers
didn't have Taylor in the title
game. Oh, he was in the lineup,
but because of an aching back
he was used generally as a
decoy. The big gun was
Hornung, who scored three
touchdownS in pacing the
Packers to a lopsided $40 VIC
tory.
HOrnung Reported Fit
Hornung injured a knee mid
way in the current season but
is reported to be as fit as q
string ensemble for the payoff
game. He displayed his old
place-kicking form in practice
this week and will be ready to
assume that duty tomorrow. If,
by chance. Hornung isn't ready,
the Packers have 250-pound
Jerry Kramer to do the Job.
Kramer kicked nine field goals
in IL tries this season. One
kick was blocked and the other
failed because Of a signal
mixup.
Bart Starr, No. / in the
league this season, will handle
the Packers passing. His per-
centage Of compilations was
better than Titles, but rick
city Y. A. threw 80 touchdowns
to STAIRS IL and had a slightly
better average gain.
The Giants also have a pair
of fair-to-m iddling runners in
3l-year-old Alex Webster and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-29
6H-POINT FAVORITES
Threat of Snow
Suits Packers
By LEWIS F. ATCHISON
star staff Writer

NEW YORK Dec. 29.-Two inches Of predicted
here tonight which suits the Green Bay Packers just fine
The defending National Football League champions
6pont avoes to rebuff the challenging New York Giants
straight time and soggy muddy field ct Yankee
Stadium wouldn't hurt their chances.
The Giants depending almost wholly on the passing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-29
Three RAM ed Teams Seek Tourney Titles
illinois Receivers
After13- Lag
BY the Associated Press

Out staggering total of go basketball tournaments
three Of the ranking teams in the counry-Loyoa Chicago
Illinois and Arizona Statew shoot for major titles tonight
Loyola, the Nations highest scoring team rolled over
Memphis State 1882 in the semifinals of the ACoeee
tournament at Oklahoma City and will meet wyoming for the
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Pro Basketball

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
Boston IN. Cincinnati ~.
San Francisco i7A, Syracuse ~.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago ~, Philadelphia 90.
PittsburKy lo7. Kansas City 70.
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Totals 20 IS e2 Totals 30 "a 100
Halftime;. Detroit. 52-42.
Free throws missed - Detroit,
Schramm ., Page /, Downs /, Flynn
2. oeorgetown-Barry /. PrendergaSt
Z Lopata ! Franz /, Mazelin 4. Dew
Personal fouls-Detroit. DIX 4, Czech
., schramm 5, Watson ,. Page A.
Munson !. Downs ., Flynn 4, Con-
polly ! Faryet 4 qeorgstoSnIBaErTy
3. o'Donnell 3, Devlin 5, craddock 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-29

Totals 20 10 % Totals 80 10 10
Halftime: Marauette. a3-2a.
Personal fouls Navy, r., TerwilliRcr,
Mack kreehtine 2, Rein, Davenport =,
konold 4, Thomas, u. Terwiliger, Ross
2. Marquette, BorowSki 3. Erickson
., Nixon 2, Chmieiewski 2, Stone,
Paqlsen ., kinesley . calyelll 2, Van
derhyden, Malmstrom 2.
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crown. Jerry Hardness led the
Ramblers, No. 3 in the current
Associated Press poll, with 26
points. Wyoming advanced with
a 1854 decision over Oklahoma
City.
Illinois, No. 4 downed New
York University, 91-84, after
trailing by 10 points at the end
Of the first half. The undefeat-
ed Illini will play West Vir-
ginia, 1892 victor over st. Bon
aventure, in the nationally tel
evised holiday festival final in
Madison Square Garden
(WMAL-7 at 10 PM.
Two Titles Decided
Arizona State, once beaten
and No. 6 in the country clashes
with Canisius in the final of
the Queen City tournament in
Buffalo, N. Y. Both were idle
last night.
But the mad whirl will stop
abruptly after tonight's games.
ALI tournaments will be decided
and the teams will prepare for
the serious business Of confer
ence races starting next week.
Two Of the big ones were set
tied last night when Georgia
Tech edged Florida, 1851, in
the final Of the Gator Bowl
Tournament in Jacksonville,
Fla, and Miami squeaked past
Pitt, $685.. in the windup of
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Totals 81 IS 90 Totals 2s rs II
Personal fouls-west Texas. Schaf-
fer. Roland, WEIGH . Bolk 3, Lowe 3
Blankenship B, Slagle ., Pierce 3.
George NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Arus-
f nN,,ss, ;; chsekan g. CLARK; Farrell 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-29
Heavier West
Slight Pick in
Shrine Game
Eust Team Seeks
To Avenee Upset
Of Lost Season
BY the Associated Press

~ WV AHeoOAatou NAeS9
The East is seeking revenge
for last years 2l-S upset at
the hands Of the West in the
3Sth annual East-West Shrine
football classic in San Fran
cisco today. but the few Odds
makers who considered the
game anything but a tossup
have made the West a one
point favorite.
The East-West spectacle
(WRC-4 at 4:30 PM is one
of three games on national
television today. In the others
Penn State meets Florida in
the Gator Bowl in Jacksonville
Fla. WTOP-9 at 1880 p.m.)
and North and South teams
clash in the Blue-Gray game
in Montgomery, Ala. CWRC-4
at 1880 PM.
Those oddsmakers favorine
the West point to a slightly
heavier line and a top-notch
passing combination.
Gibbs, Campbell Click
In drills this week, West
Quarterback Sonny Gibbs OF
Texas Christian frequently
found the waiting hands Of
w ashington States Hugh
Campbell. Also, the West had
on call such speedburners as
UCLA's Kermit Alexander
Washington's Charlie Mitchell
and Nebraska's Bill Thornton
On the East side, Notre
Danes Daryle Lamonica Is
slated for the passing chores
He will be backed up by such
bruising running backs as
Michigan States George
Saimes, Iowa's Larry Ferguson
and Purdue's Roy Walker.
Penn State is seeking a fourth
straight post-season victory
against Florida in the Gator
Bowl and is a solid favorite tc
accomplish the mission.
Led by All-America Enc
Dave Robinson and a host Of
professional draft plums, the
Nittany Lions of Coach RiI
Engle had the best record 70.
- and most solid November
stretch run Of any Of his /:
clubs at University Park, Pa
Florida finished the season a
Ga.
Penn State Has Edge
Penn State has both exper
fence and weight on its side
The Lions outweigh the Gator
IL pounds per man in tn
starting lineup and are ell
veteran in makeup. BY con
trast, Florida plans to hav
four sophomores in for the kick
off, including Quarterback
Tom Shannon, Halfback LAIR.
Dupree and first-time starte
Jerry Newcomer at the othe.
half.
Coaches predict touchdown
and the weatherman predict
showers for the 25th annua
Blue-Gray game.
The forecast Of occasiona
showers cast a shadow owe
predictions Of a wide-opeI
game.
Southern Coach Tom Nugen
of Maryland hasn't pulled an!
punches about his strategy
The Gray squad has practiceC
offense and more offense.
The Blue squad too, undel
the tutoring Of Coach Rober
Devaney Of Nebraska. hal
leaned heavily toward offenst
throughout the weeks drills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-29
BY STEVE HERSHEY
Star Staff Writer

If somebody mentions dou-
ble-trouble to Coach Jim Will
liams of American University
today, he'll know exactly what
they mean.
The Eagles play Catholic Uni
versity for the championship of
the D. C. Invitational Tourna-
ment tonight and it's quite OBJ
vious what that double-trouble
is-Gene Koran and Bill Leahy
These two combined for 81
points in the Cardinals $3.50
triumph over Long Island Uni
versity last night. That was all
but II points of their teams
total. American whipped the
Coast Guard Academy, 80-67,
in the other match.
Leahy Snapshots
Koran, Gus all-time scoring
leader, had what would be con-
sidered an average night for
him with % points. But Leahy
came up with his best produc-
ton Of the year.
He sank 10 of % shots from
the floor, plus 10 of Is from
the foul line for 80 points.
The title game is booked for
70 pm. at the Catholic U. gym
and American won't be with
out a couple Of tournament
stars Of its own. The names:
Ben Still and Jim Buffler.
A 6-foot-2 jumping jack who
seems to have patterned his
style after teammate AL Dill
lard, Still was instrumental in
the Eagles second-half pull
away. AU had struggled TO a
1920 halftime lead over the
Coast Guarders without much
scoring help from Still.
But in the second half, Still
scored IA points in the first
IL minutes, before taking a
breather with four personal
fouls. He dropped in nine of IL
shots in the second period and
finished with a total of lS
points.
billiard FIOcks Rebounds
Another sophomore, AL Buff
fler, also had 10 for the Eagles
and proved a valuable sidekick.
Buffer had 10 OF his points
after the intermission and al
most single handedly broke up
the Coast Guards pressing de-
Tense with his dazzling drib-
bling. A couple OF times he
drove the length Of the court
TO score on layups.
billiard was his usual sell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-29

Totals rs 10 80 Totals 20 II 80
Halftime: Catholic, 1891.
Evening star., 1962-02-07

Department to build an educa-
tional television station on
Samoa to be used for adult
education as well as in the
school system.
Another 1868 request would
add 100000 to the Commerce
Department budget to finance
an improved and enlarged re-
search development program by
the Patent Office.
The fiscal 1862 requests in
cluded $50 million for the Small
Business Administration, $3.50
million for the United States
share of expenses of the United
Nations operation in the Congo
and $3.50 million for veterans
compensation and pensions
public assistance grants tC
States, and fighting forest fires
Offsetting some of the in
creases was a proposed cancel
ing of $44.6 million already ap-
propriated for payments to the
Civil Service Retirement and
Disability fund. The White
House said legislation enacted
last summer makes it unneces-
sary to continue to make these
appropriations from the gen.
eral fund Of the Treasury to
cover increased benefits annui-
tants have received since 1858
Evening star., 1962-02-07
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Evening star., 1962-02-07
Glenn to Wait
Extra Day for
Orbit of Earth

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla, Feb
7 (AP) 1.-The attempt to launch
Astronaut John H. Glenn, jr.
into orbit around the earth has
been delayed at least another
day, until February IA, to allow
more time to get his Atlas
booster rocket ready.
No further problem developed
in the big booster, but officials
decided to take an extra day
to prepare the Atlas for the new
attempt. This included a full
scale fueling test for the vehicle
yesterday.
Engineers performed major
surgery on the rocket last week
after a fuel tank sprouted 9
leak. The repairs were COM
pleted Sunday and checkouts
started, with the Atlas report
edly responding we'll.
The tank problem developed
after the shot was postponed or
January 81 because of heavy
clouds in the launching area
Col. Glenn had waited out the
tense countdown for several
hours while confined in the 2.
ton Friendship Z" capsule ator
the Atlas.
The firing has been post
poned seven times for various
reasons since December 20.
Evening star., 1962-02-07

and Space Administration an
extra $156 million, including
$85 million for development OF
the advanced Saturn and Nova
rockets to be used in the effort
to land a man on the moon,
and for the Centaur vehicle to
be used in unnamed lunar ex-
Iplorations.
NASA extra funds also in
cluded ST. million for acquisi-
ton of land at the Atlantic
missile range launching area
and at the Mississippi testing
facility.
A supplemental request for
the 1868 fiscal year calls for
$2.6 million for the Interior
Evening star., 1962-02-07
Youth Gets Jail
For Knife HoIdup

A 16- year = old youth was
given an indeterminate prison
sentence in District Court to-
day for the knifepoint-robbery
of 81 and a pack of cigarettes
from a man last October.
Judge Burnita S. Matthews
sentenced Kenneth j. Thomas,
of the 1900 block of Six and a
Half street N.W.-who pleaded
guilty-under the Federal Youth
Correction Act, which provides
for indeterminate terms for
young offenders.
Thomas was apprehended by
a police dog after an officer
spotted him going through a
mans pockets in the 1900 block
of Ninth street NV. The vic
tim told police a knife had
been held at his throat.
Evening star., 1962-02-07
BY the Associated Press

The Kennedy administration
told Congress today its pro.
posals to revise the Federal
State welfare program combine
the operations of "A compass
sionate heart and a hard head
Welfare Secretary Ribicoff
appearing as lead-off witness
in hearings before the House
Ways and Means Committee,
offered that characterization
of the plan.
He gave some examples Of
the kind of work communities
would be encouraged to provide
for relief recipients in a pro-
gram mainly aimed, he said, at
helping people get off the aid
rolls-or stay off.
"The byword is preven-
ton, and where it is too late,
rehabilitation-a fresh start" "
Mr.. Ribicoff said.
Listing objectives. he said
they are to move some per-
sons off the assistance rolls
entirely, enable others to at
tain a higher degree of self
confidence and independence,
encourage children to grow
strong in mind and body, train
welfare workers and sim
plify and improve welfare ad-
mistration."
Permission for the States to
use Federal funds in programs
where recipients are expected
to do some work in one OF
many changes that would be
made, at an estimated first
year cost of $93 million.
Mr.. Ribicoff said one city,