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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-08-17

SAoSOA Vi N41 o. by VIC IL 11N
Detroit, Mich, sister of Mrs. Mamie
Lytle, 3545 Fourth Av. s., will live
in Minneapolis permanently. Mrs.
Lewis, who has been i'll in a con-
valescing home, has been placed
under a doctors care and is doing
nicely. On August 2, Mrs. Lewis
was guest of honor at a surprise
birthday party given her by her
niece, Mrs. Thelma Macintosh and
her children, 1910 S. 9Th Street.
Club Meets: The Twilight Social
Club held its regular club meeting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Barnes, 1907 Humboldt Av.
N, on Saturday evening, August
II. After the business meeting a
delectable buffet supper was serv-
ed and the remainder of the even
ing was spent soCializing and play
ing games. Mr. and Mrs. A. Hayes
will be host for the meeting in
September
Visits Brother And Family: Mr..
and Mrs. Nanny Fulgham, Kan
sas City, Mo, and Miss Arabelle
Perry, Texarkana, Arkansas were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Nath-
aniel Chivers, 31O9 Clinton Av.
They will leave for home Thurs
day or Friday.
Brunch: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Allen, Indianapolis, Ind. and Mrs.
Wesley Burrell, Jr., Des Moines,
Iowa were the guests of Mrs.
Grace E. Hall, 31O3 Fourth Av.
s., on Tuesday, August for
Brunch. Mrs. Allen is a cousin of
Mrs. Hall and she and her husband
had been attending the Shrine and
Isis Convention last week
Injured During Convention: Mrs.
Ethel Williams of Whitaker,
Mich, returned home before the
International Conference of Grand
Chapters was over. She stumbled
over a cable on the street and
fell. However there was no serious
damage.
Visits Brother: Mrs. Evelyn
Galloway, Columbus, Ohio, was
the welcome visitor of her brother
and sister-in-law Mr.. and Mrs
James Kinney, ST., 1921 Upton
Av. S, from August thru Aug
ust IA.
Also a visitor from Franklin,
Kentucky was Past Potentate Ern-
est Broadus. Both visitors were
royalty entertained during the re-
cent Shrine convention.
Dinner Guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. L. Smith, 1415 James AV
~, was host to a dinner party on
August 7 for Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Johnson, Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
who were the houseguests of Mr..
and Mrs. Taylor B. Moss.
Other guests were Mines. and
Messrs. Clyde Johnson, Taylor B.
Moss and Mines. Edith Holt and
Mary Majors, Keokuk, Iowa and
Louis Sykes.
Weekend Guest: Mr.. and Mrs.
Ronald Westberry, 618 E. 37th st.
had as their houseguest Maurice
Brown, Kansas City Mo, who is
the cousin of Ronald Westberry.
Mrs. Opal Westberry entertained
with a family dinner for her nep- J
hew.
Pleasant Visit: Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Majors and son, Kelvin also
Miss Loretta Blakely, Chicago,
Illinois have had a most pleasant
visit with their aunt Mrs. Oscar
Gates, 1929 Clinton Av.
The Majors left for home last
and Miss Blakely will
visit with her aunt for several
more weeks.
Enjoy Trip: Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Singer and children, Linda,
Bonnie and Harold arrived in Min
neapolis August 10 for a short
,rinit INN Ahoir nunt nna ,,rnnln NJ
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-08-17
VFW AUXILIARY DELEGATES

VFW AUXILIARY DELEtATES
Among the $4,000 persons at
tending the national convention Of
the VFW were Chicagoans Mines.
Jessie Shaw, $40 E. seth st., VIII
lie Mae Wade, $500 Calumet; T.
Miles, 4149 South Berkeley and
Anna Johnson, 3941 South Prince
ton. All were delegates from VIEW
Major Hunt Post No. 2o24 ArCili-
airy. This group were guests at
the Hotel Radisson.
Other delegates seen at the con-
vention were Eugene Benton, form
err Illinois state VIEW chaplain
Chicago and Mrs. Augusta Nealey
of the 1t. Emory Robbins Post No
9421, also Of Chicago.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-08-17
An Early Spring
For Lawn Lovers

Mr.. Nation Kryitsis says
Spring will be early this year :.
because Lake Michigan perch
are swimming near the surface!
Sound strange? Nations cor
rectly predicted the arrival Of 10
Springs lin the past 20 years.
using his perch theory
Certain he's right, Nations
already checking his Lawn-Boy
Mower for early duty. The Lawn
Boy experts offer these 8 points
for do-it-yourselt mower main
tenance:
]. Remove blade and StiiiSnSr for
BdiStY.
Z. Clean spark plug. Adjust q
Ldwn-BoY point qdp TO .o2S.
3. Remove gross and dirt from
bSnSoth the housing.
I. Sharpen blade - use a good
file for Small hicks.
S. BGlGneS blade.
9. Clean and lubrIediO wheel
bearings and GxlSs.
7. Tighten wheel bolts and cutter
blade bolt.
Q. Start engine for S minutes. Id
Just edTbuTSloT II needed.
Better get 10 II soon. Nation
Kryitsis says you'll be able 10 get
an early start on lawn care this
Springl
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-08-17
Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Miss Anna L. BeVn who leaves teach Morocco
entertained at dinner the Fair Oaks Motel members
of the public relations committee of Zion Baptist Church Others
enjoying his fellowship Rev Henry Hardy Mr. and Mrs
Henry Merze Miss Regina Ballard and Mrs Velma L. Will
liamS.
Sister Of Mrs Lyle To Live Here Mrs Anna B. Lewis of
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-08-17
Credit Union Board
Hears Reports On
ANCU Steady Progress

The Associated Negro Credit
Union monthly board meeting was
held Tuesday night, August IA al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r
Jones of TAT st. Anthony Av., St
Paul.
Cecil Newman, vice president
presided at the meeting in the alb
sence of Rev. Denzil Carly, board
president who was out of the city
Among the board members and
members present were Obie Kip
per, Ashby Gaslins, Tom Johnson
A. B. Cassius, Bishop Neal, Charles
Bradley, Ellis Sims, and Florence
Mitchell.
Reports of officers and commit
tees report indicate steady con-
tinued growth. The unions July
report a new high Of $4,000 in
shares has been attained with
total assets of over $4,000.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-08-17

Following the business session
as has been the custom, Mrs. Jones
served a delicious light meal Of
chicken with dessert and coffee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09
Big End Wins
Tropical Race
IND Start

MIAMI, Dec. 8 (AD.-Ho-
beau Farms Big End, who
had made only one previous
start, ran away with the $780,
added Dade Metro Handicap at
Tropical Park today, finishing
.312 lengths in front of Sky
Wonder, with David's Folly
third.
Big End ran the six fur
longs in 1:093s, fastest time
of the meeting, and paid $3.50,
$40 and $3.50. Sky Wonder
paid $13 and 1920. David's
Folly paid $500 to show.
With Terry Bove up, Big End
broke on top and led every step
of the way. Keepers Choice
launched a mild challenge at
the far turn and Sky Wonder
moved within a half-length of
the leader on the stretch turn.
But Big End had plenty left
and drew out with ease from
the eighth pole home. Royal
Ascot, who had moved up
strongly approaching the quar-
ter pole, bolted to the outside
and lost all chance.
Big End, a 2-year-old son OF
Beau Gear-sire of Beau Pur-
ple-made his only previous
start November Is at Aqueduct
in a maiden race. He broke
poorly that day but won in a
gallop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09
Mt. St. Mory's
Beaten as Star
Suffers Injury

HAMPDEN SYDNEY. Va,
Dec. 8 AP).-Hampden-Sy Sgd
ney. getting a break when
Mounts ace John O'Reilly was
injured after playing Just eight
minutes, upset Mt. st. Mary's
NCAA small college basketball
champions, 1892, tonight as
Bill Hardin poured in 43 points.
OReilly. sparkplug of the
Mounts drive to the National
title last year, suffered a slight
conclusion when he fell heavily
TO the floor during a scuffle for
the ball.
Hampden-Sydney held a 90
II lead at the time, but O'Reilly
already had hit on four Of six
shots from the floor, had scored
10 points and was dominating
the boards. He saw no further
action.
The Tigers built their lead
to IL points at one time, but a
rally cut the gap TO two-43-4l
at halftime.
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Muckin Shades
Card ", $3.50,
On Shows Basket

jim Shaw scored on a driv-
ing layup with 26 seconds to
play and Art Baylor tapped in
Shaw's foul shot following the
play to give Mackin High
School a $3.50 victory over
Catholic University's Junior
varsity last night in the pre-
liminary to the Bridgewater
game at Gu. =
Gu got on top, 59-57, with
about three minutes to play in
the see-saw battle but the Tro-
jams fought back 10 score the
final six points and register
their first victory after being
nipped, 1854, in their opener.
Bill Butler, Mackin's high
scorer with 20 points, dropped
in a Jump shot to tie the game
$3.50 with 2:40 TO play and
team could score again
until Shaw drove in for the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09
GuIIuudet Cogers
Rout Lynchburg
For 4th Straight

LYNCHBURG, Va, Dec. 8
(AP). - Gallaudet put four
starters in double scoring fig
ures and shot a sizzling SOB
per cent from the floor here
tonight to rout winless Lynch
burg, 1888, in a Mason-Dixon
Conference basketball game.
The victory was the fourth
Of the young season for the
Bisons, without a setback, and
left Coach Aubrey Moons
Lynchburg team with an GA
record.
Jim Bittner paced Gallaudet's
attack with 20 points. The
Blues took a 1926 lead at half
time. then poured it on in the
second half, outscoring the Hor-
nets, 57-27.
Gallaudet sank Is of 81 shots
from the free-throw line, Har-
vey Goodstein connecting on
eight of nine. Lynchburg, by
contrast, had 40 opportunities
from the foul line, but sank
only 10.
The game was tied only once,
at 1916.
Charlie Poindexter led Lynch
burg with II points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09
'FouIed-Up' Race Won
By Third Finisher

PAWTUCKET, r. I. Dec. 8
(AP).-After a double disquali-
fication following a foul claim
against the first two horses by
the rider of the seventh one,
Mrs. John D. CanZano's Boy
Brigand today became the win
ner of the featured Au Revoir
purse as the New England
thoroughbred racing season
ended at Narragansett Park.
In one of the most unusual
rulings in New England racing
history, the stewards disquali-
fled both Sol Rotenberg's
Windspray, who finished first,
and F. M. Prickett, jr.'s, Bust
ness Deal, who was a nose
behind the leader in the mile
and-70-yard race for 3-year-
oldS and up.
1llCy WCAC PAaNCO AAAApAA eAAd
/ last in the field of 10.
The officials upheld the
complaint of Jockey Phi
Grimm that the first two
horses had pinched back his
mount, Jacques Wimpfheimer's
Little Shooter, with WindSpray
bearing out and Business Deal
swerving in as they approached
the 70-yard pole. Little Shooter
was fighting for the lead be-
tween them when Grimm waS
obliged to take him back
sharply.
| Boy Brigand, who finished 9
length behind Business Deal
paid 500, 5000 and $3.50 after
the change in the official order
of finish.
S. N. KearnS' Lay Aloft, who
was a neck further back, paid
$3.50 and IS, after being placed
second. He was a nose ahead OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09
Nickel Boys Late Move
Wins feature At Pim|ico

part of the. Mrs. Mary G.
Christmas-owned entry with
Towson. Towson Man was third,
a half-length in front Of John
A. Manfuso's All Brandy. Tow
son, who was expected to fight
Nickel Boy for the $l9,O28 first
money, finished sixth.
Nickel Boy Pays $500
Nickel Boy, one Of racing's
all-time bargain horses, was
favored over the Towson- Tow
son Man entry and paid $500,
$3.50 and $3.50. Ruffy, carrying
only ITO pounds, IA less than
top-weighted Nickel Boy, re-
turned $1l.40 to place and $3.50
to show. Third place tickets on
the entry were worth $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Dec. 8
(AP) Lee Shaffer scored %
points, most in the second half,
as the second-place Syracuse
Nationals defeated first-placS
Boston, 102-97, tonight and cut
the Celtics' lead to three games
in the National Basketball As
Sociation's Eastern Division.
The Mats had to battle back
from a cold second quarter in
which they connected on only
three of % field-goal attempts
and wound up with only 10
points. They trailed at the
half, 1874.
The Mats closed the gap in
the third quarter, pulling with
in two points, 1913, on a bask-
ct by Johnny Kerr as the ses-
sion ended. Early in the fourth
quarter Shaffer put Syracuse
ahead for the first time since
the opening stanza, when he
scored a lay-up.
However, it wasn't until only
512 minutes remained that the
Mats moved out front to stay,
90-89. on a basket by Paul
Neumann.
Tom Heinsohn was high
scorer for Boston with 20
points.
The Mats were hit hard in
the first quarter when Dave
Gambee broke a bone in his
left foot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

BALTIMORE, Dec. 8-Nickel
Boy, who had been racing
against the likes of Kelso and
Garry Back all year in New
York. came back to home today
and won $29,275 Jennings Han
dicap by a neck at Pimlico.
A crowd of 17,094-largest of
the fall Season-roared its APP
proval as Apprentice Ronnie
Ferraro brought the long
winded Nickel Boy. owned by
Max Gluck, from last to nip
Leonard p. Sasso's Ruffy. q 81
l shot, at the wire.
Two lengths back came the
tired pacesetter, Towson Man,
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Nero Captures
Gulf Coast Cop
By IA Lengths

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 8 (AP)
IT. A. GriSsom's Nero took the
lead at the start and easily won
the $4,000 Gulf Coast Handicap
at the Fair Grounds today.
Plotted by Jockey Robert L.
Baird, Nero romped to his Sec
ond victory of the current meet
in easy fashion, covering the
6 furlongs in 1:114s.
The Grissom-Baird combo
had back-to-back winners.
Baird rode Grissom's 2-year-
old City Line to victory in the
race preceding the feature.
Nero, a 5-year-old son Of
Ballydam and Like You, fin
ished IA lengths in front Of
Bull Story, the 6-5 favorite.
Nero, the second choice, paid
$40, $3.50 and 1920.
Bull Story, running secJnd
all the way, returned $3.50 and
1920 and Bigger Bonus paid
1920 to show In the 6-horse
field.
The crowd of 1883 wagered
$3.50. 100 on the nine-race card.
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Iowa State
CLIPS Indiana

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Dec.
8 (AP)-Iowa States cyclones
upset the eighth ranked In
diana University baske t all
team tonight for the second
straight year, $685..
Jimmy Rayl of Indiana, No.
2 scorer in the Big Ten last
year and averaging 80 points
in his first two games this
season, hit only two fielders in
eight shots and sat out most
of the second half. He added
seven Of eight free throws for
an 1l-point total.
Iowa State had a balanced
attack, with Gary Kleven scor-
ing 16 and Vince Brewer and
Rich FROSTED getting Is each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09
KeIso Heads
Nominees for
Santa Anita

ARCADIA, Calf, Dec. 8
(AP) Millionaire Kelso and
10 other major stakes winners
are among 102 nominees for
the 26th running of the Santa
Anita Handicap February %.
The nomination list, released
today, is the biggest in five
years for the $145, 000-guaran-
teed event.
1t includes 43 horses who
have won stakes races this year
and 20 who have won at least
one 100-grander each. Among
the latter are FL Peco Ranch's
Decidedly, surprise winner of
the 1862 Kentucky Derby, and
L. P. Doherty's Tony Lee, the
1859 Kentucky Derby winner.
Kelso, Bohemia Stables geld
ing who has been named horse
of-the-year three times, came
West for the 1960-61 Santa
Anita meeting but suffered a
mild training injury and didn't
run.
Other outstanding nominees
for the IA mile handicap in
clude jews Ridan, Crimson
King Farms Crimson Satan,
Cain Hoy Stables Dead Ahead,
L. c. Towards Comic, Emil
Dolce's Grid Iron Hero, j. w.
Rodgers Due dor, Alberta
Ranches Four-and-Twenty and
Lynn A. Boice's Physician.
Also, Rex C. Ellsworth's
Olden Times, Neil S. McCar-
thy's Royal Attack, Fred w.
Hooper's Crozier, Melanie
Farms Hellenic Hero, Vicgray
Stables Cadiz, L. c. Sternberg-
er's Doc Jocoy, Vista HermoS
Farms Crazy Kid and Ralph
loves Drill Site.
Twenty-one imported horses
also have been nominated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09

w. G. Moore's Prince Sparkle,
who paid 5000 to show.
Windspray's time was LASS.
In a ruling issued soon after
the race, the stewards recon-
mended to the Rhode Island
Racing and Athletic Commits
sion that jockeys John Le-
blanc, rider of Windspray, and
Harvey Mcleod, who was up
on Business Deal, be suspended
for 10 days, Monday through
December 10, for careless rid
ing" This being the last day
of the meeting the stewards
lacked authority to set down
the riders themselves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09
Totals 80 25 so Totals n 10 5

Halftime: Gallaudet, 1926.
Free throws misSed-Gallaudet, Van
Newell 2, Bittner q Milligan 2, Good
Holt 2, Poindexter, Mere
dith 4. CLARK, Layman 3. Shropshire
2, Jones 3. Lyons 8.
Personal fouls - Gallaudet, Van
Newell 5, Niemi 2. Bittner 8, Milligan
4. Milford 2. Goodstein 5, Barnett 2,
Smrz, Mckinney. Reineck .. Cooper 3.
Holt 4, Poindexter 8, Clark
4, Layman 4. Shropshire 8, Jones.
Perkins 4.
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TropicuL Results

lst-S2, 100; cling: 3 yrs. & up; 8 fur
Fleet Jennie tStOne) 1920 100 40
Little Nita (SOrrensen) 1880 GEO
FOOlem VAsaueED $40
Heavenly Note, silly. Miss. Black
toxleating, Annual, Genelea II. Time.
l;l2.
sd-.sg,1 100; cling; ", 4 up; o fur.
Greek Gift (sAumelD 3l.0O II 80
Captain Dick lkurtEl 1.7O
Roekland, Past and Friendly, Gal
liant GYPSY Admiral Hogan, Light
Command. Big Smear, Mad Count,
Gold Monarch. Lebarduc. Time, l;i2b.
DAILY DOUBLE $50 PAID 5000
3d-s2 1905 cling; 3 yr. & up / MI
Tribal th.ri yGsrkInl 1890 1880 go
Miss First hinoiosa) i.SO $40
EaphrStes' ouarterbrass. state OF,
fence. Act, Crowned. Time, l:44,s,
4th--S2,2 900; cling; 4 yr. A. up :abt
ia mi. Coral way courseI.
Sir KantAr Called 1890 $50 $50
Kentucky Blend tHerron) 400 go
SPEEDY Dean. Monteo. Prime Ollie
Duke OF Moor, Time, 2:087s.
John MChSSsn tsis'nl l.fo sic $40
No Surprise (Monaeelli) SEQ SEQ
Busy Guard knapp 500
Good Luck Judy, yickie Dear, Space
Lark. Cousin Charlotte. Conan. Time,
Oth-ss.aOO! elmsi 3, 4 a 3 w.;
ch.sl%SesS. isetsnj 1900 ss!!o sss
Reflective Grant $50 go
Priory School tHerron) i.gO
Areabuz. Cactus Jack, star OF Pc
saro, Gloucester Road. Vicious. Time,
:4aas.
5t thM,ss t s9S Siy2 YIN, s sO . tgs o
sRestlsss lkurtII 200 $40 $50
Prince orsini. willow Dare. In
Unison, Greek Circle. Time, l.l0b.
Dead heat TO win.
sth-s9,0OQ; alw.i VI. a up; mi.
intercepted Iils.n'dsD 1.sO $40 g.eo
Below Deck Called t.l0 eco
Subtle tHlnOlonaJ 2.5O
Hard Rock Man, RuJido, yerdieehio'
oreenup Time. Time, t;4ib
Dth-s7,b 800 added Dade Metropolitan
Hendissp: yrj 9 fur an. ...
SLY Wonder tBurrl 1900 T.gO
David's Folly tIartack) SEQ
a John v. Captain Roman, b fnsur-
rection, kewanna, Royal Ascot. Cos
day.: iannalsyllle. kee2sr,s ch9iss,
Spring Hill Farm entry
b Wheatley Stable Philips entry.
tOth-s2. 100. elmgg yr. A up.
mi. A 40 yds
No Coffee UIinoJosaD $50 500 t.9O
luJa PlBmchokl tiBO 80
fanny lsorensenl 1920
Captain David, Mr.. Noble, Lucky
Score Eugartown, Double Royalty. NY
Toy. Time. l.i3Rs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09

NICKEL Boy, making his only
appearance in Maryland this
year, was last with a half mile
TO go in the mile-and-a-six-
tenth Jennings, which is
limited to Maryland-breds. But
once in gear, Nickel Boy ran
past his 10 rivals, despite spot
ting them from four to IA
pounds. He covered the dis
lance in 1:48 over the drying
out track.
The 7-year-old gelding is a
one-in-a-million horse who
continues to stump the breed
ing experts. His sire, His Nick
ell, used as a pony on the farm,
and his dam, Carickmacross,
were sold for $125 to food proc
essors shortly after the colt
was foaled.
Sold for $4,000
Nickel Boy was bred by Mel
vim Blackburn of Ellicott City,
Md, a tavern owner who dab
bles lightly in racing. Black
burn sold Nickel Boy when he
was 3 for $4,000, figuring he
had made a good deal.
Later Elmendorf acquired
Nickel Boy in a claiming race
for $4,000. The $19,028 he
picked up today raised his life
time earnings to a remarkable
$345,690. Most of this has been
pocketed by Gluck as Nickel
Boy improved with age.
After the race today, Gluck
remarked:
THE old boy is as honest as
a horse can be. He is really
going to live the life of Riley
when he retires."
Breeder Gets $3.50
Gluck was not the only in
terested party in the winners
circle. His breeder, Blackburn,
receives a $3.50 fringe benefit
under the conditions of the
Maryland-bred fund race. The
breeder receives $4,000 and the
owner of the stallion $3.50.
Blackburn qualities in both
categories.
Nineteen year = old Ferraro,
limited to a single victory to-
day, picked up his 339th winner
of the year with Nickel Boy on
his way to the national cham
pionship.
With the weather fair but
cold, the Maryland Jockey Club
enjoyed its best day of the fall
as $1,749.O04 was wagered. 1t
was the top handle of the
meeting.
Today'S handle for the nine
races was a sharp upswing
from last Saturdays $1,367, $50
wagered by 15,908. fans when
Pimlico was competing with
Garden State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09
Syracuse Closes Gap
On CeItics, 1927

1928, in the second half of the
low scoring game in Madison
Square Garden.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 8 (AP).-
The home loving st. Louis
Hawks erupted for so points
in the third quarter and de-
stroyed the puzzling San Fran
cisco Warriors, 145-129, in a
National Basketball Associa-
ton game tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09
Prince Georges
Romps, 83-46

Prince Georges Community
College Jumped off TO an early
lead and coasted 10 an 83-46
decision over Essex in a Trl-
State Conference basketball
game last night at Suitland. It
was Prince Georges second
victory against no defeats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09
Whitman Shades
GleneIq, $3.50

Walt Whitman High School
last night scored a $3.50 bas-
ketball victory over Glenelg at
the new Montgomery County
school. Ronnie Williams OF
Glenelg had 20 points, high for
the game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09

Totals 32II75 Totals "a ! 81
Free throws missed: Howard-Law-
son, Gist. st. Paul's-Moore. Price.
Solomon, Burton, Dooms.
Personal fouls: Howard. 2; Aston.
2; Lawson 3; watkins. 5: Dutch 2:
Becton. Osborne.
st. Paurs-Reese Price, 9: Solloman.
Morris, Burton, ,; Dooms.
Halftime: st. Pauls. 34-22.
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WinIess Howard
Drops 4th Game

Howard University dropped
its fourth straight basketball
game, 1851. to st. Paul's last
night at Banneker Junior High
School
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CINCINNATI, Dec. 8, APP. =
Elgin Baylor and Jerry West
divided eight points in over
time tonight leading Los An
geles' Lakers in a 131-128
come from behind National
Basketball Association victory
over Cincinnati. Baylor scored
33 points.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 8, APP. -
The New York Knickerbockers
defeated the Detroit Pistons,
87-78. in a National Basketball
Association game tonight by
rallying to outScore the Pistons,
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