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Evening star., 1962-01-07

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Evening star., 1962-04-22

con show Informally mod
eled with fashions from lead
ing downtown and Connecti-
cut avenue stores. Weather
permitting, showing on the
terrace. Vincent & Vincent
hairstyles. A Models Guild
show.
Washington Party, Mrs.
Gladstone Williams weekly
show on Saturday in the ele-
CANT Crystal Room Of the
Willard spotlights fashions
from Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius
Bretsch's "Votrobe Shop"
Mrs. BretSch is the former
Princess Emma Tousson of
Egypt, who is now a fashion
counselor and retailer. The
show is open to the public
and reservations may be
made by calling Miss Polling
Evening star., 1962-04-22

store, 2 pm. showing OF Jerry
Gilden fashions.
Phyllis Bodies Bethesda
Modelling Agency presents a
fashion show for Temple
Shalom at 2 pm. at the Sher-
aton-Park Hotel. Angeles
Dress Shop in Silver Spring;
coiffures by Alexis Of the
Sheraton-Park and commen-
tary by Anne Lewis.
Hayman's presents a sum-
mer wardrobe plan for all at
the Courthouse Country Club
in Fairfax, Va, with Vincent
g. Vincent hairstyleS. Harriet
Baird will do the commen-
tary for the Models Guild.
Time: 8. pm.
Sky Dining Room, Wash
ington Hotel, weekly lunch
Evening star., 1962-04-22
IT'S A DATE

between noon and 2 pm.
Eleanor's Town and Coun-
try Shops of Vienna and Nc
Lean, Va, will stage the
fashion presentation.
WEDNESDAY
. Pasternak's presents the
luncheon fashions at the
Woodmont Country Club fea-
turing sportswear and cock
tail outfits that are nat
urals" for country club liv-
ing. Ginny De Franceaux of
the Models Guild will do the
commentary.
KenwOOd Country Club
luncheon fashion show pre-
sented by Dorothy Stead of
Georgetown. Marjorie Laing
will do the presentation.
THURSDAY
Cotton time fashion show
ing by the Virginia Loor Shop
of Springfield. Informal
modelling by Betty Beicher at
8 pm. while dining in the
Rib Room of the Charter
House Motel.
Greta Stevens fashions to
star at the MOO Wives Club
at Boiling Field. Vincent &
Vincent hairstyles. Time
$50 pm. at the clubhouse.
Harriet Baird doing the COM
mentary for the Models Guild
Barrons Fashion Plan" fol
the Columbine Club at the
knights of Columbus Hall,
pm. fashion show. Ginny De-
Evening star., 1962-04-22

Franceaux of the Models
Guild directing the show.
Julius Garfinckel g. Co.
presents the fashion show at
the luncheon of the Mont
gomery County Crippled Chill
dren's Association being held
at the Congressional Coun-
try Club. The theme: Sum-
mer Coolers" Time: 1890
pm. Mrs. Robert Moran is
the chairman.
Frank r. Jelleff presents
a Nelly Don showing at 3
and 7 pm. on the fifth floor
of the F street store. Aureilia
Fleming will be the guest
commentator.
Forever Young fashion
shows at Hecht's downtown
store at noon and 6 pm. in
the Boulevard dress depart
ment on the third floor.
FRIDAY
Rizik's own Renee co-ordi-
mates a showing of summer
boutique fashions to be
shown during luncheon at
the Standardization Hotel
in the new dining room, the
National Democratic Club
Room and the FalStaff dining
room from 1890 to 2 pm. A
Rita Cover presentation.
Greta Stevens fashions, in
formally shown by the Pa
tricia Stevens Model Agency
in the Eastover Hot Shoppe
today and Saturday from 5
to 7 pm. On Saturday in
formal modelling at the Greta
Stevens shops in Penn Mar
and Eastover from 2 to S pm
Rose Robinson Cowen o1
WeStwood plans a different
fashion presentation Of
spring styles designed to ac-
quaint them with the new
seasons shapes and fashions
Shown by the Patricia
Stevens Model Agency at tht
Statler Hotel in the Presiden.
tial Ballroom for the Ma
tional Peanut Council a.
1890 pm. Carlene McGratf
will stage the show. Vincen'
& Vincent hairstyles.
SATURDAY
Woodward & L0thrOp, Po
tomac Shop. Washington
Evening star., 1962-04-22
Arrangements
To Be Feature

The regular monthly meet
ing of the Alpha Phi Alum
nae of Northern Virginia will
take place at 7:45 pm. Tues
day at the Arlington home Of
Miss Elizabeth Oldham.
Installation of officers and
a demonstration of Japanese
flower arrangement by Mrs.
Perry Baunsgard are on the
program.
Evening star., 1962-04-22
TOMORROW

Frank r. Jelleff presents
the informal modelling at
the Mayflower Hotel in the
Presidential Room during
luncheon.
Hecht's launches a whole
week of California fashion
excitement starting today. A
fashion show at 6 pm. of
misses fashions on the third
floor is scheduled. The pro-
motion is In a State of CAL
ifornia."
Julius Garfinckel'S beauty
visitor will be Evelyn Kind
Ter all during the week play
ing up the Blue Sky Look by
Germaine Monteil.
Charles of the Ritz repre-
sentatives Helen Mozelle and
Evelyn Zinc will be at Wood
ward & Lothrop through the
week for personal beauty con-
sultation. All Woodward &
Lothrop stores will share the
Charles of the Ritz beauty
promotion news.
TUESDAY
Every day but Sunday and
Monday Evelyn Barton
Brown presents luncheon
time fashions in the Presi-
Dental Room of the May
flower Hotel.
Informal showing of spring
and early summer styles at
Evans Farm Inn, Mclean,
Va, in the main dining room
Evening star., 1962-04-22
Founders Day
Fete Slated

The Northern Virginia
Alumnae Club of Pi Beta Phi
fraternity will hold a found
ers' day luncheon at 1890
pm. Saturday at the Army
Navy Country Club. Mrs.
Robert Wild, a national Off
Ger, will be the speaker.
The newly>elected presidens
of the club is Mrs. Don d.
OlmStead.
Evening star., 1962-04-22

Of the Willard's banquet Of
flee.
Hecht's presents the fash
ion show at 8 pm. at the
Naval Weapons Plant, Off
GERS Mess, with the emphasis
on spring and summer fash
ions.
Junior fashion show In
conjunction with Hecht's "In
a State of California" pro-
motion at noon in the Young
Washingtonian Shops, third
floor, fashion floor, down.
town store.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-01-26

looking publication by the Wdy-haS designated the
period from 1947 as "The Blackburn Era"
UNDER BL~AcKBURN'S COACHING, THE change
from alsoran to contender wasn't instantaneous but
1t came faster than most expected. In his first year
at the school, Blackburn experienced his only losing
campaign when his squad won IL and lost IA. This,
was a tremendous improvement over the previous
year when the Flyers won only four while dropping
IL decisions.
In Blackburn's second campaign, Dayton won Is
and lost Ia and in his third campaign, the Flyers
moved towards the big time with a 24-8 record. The
next year saw the Flyers housed in their own field
house for the first time. The team responded with a
27-5 record and earned its first trip to the National
Invitation Tournament. The Flyers battled all the
way to the NIT finals, losing out in the championship
game to a powerful Brigham Young squad.
From that season on, the Flyers home schedule
has been played TO a full house fieldhouse capacity
is 5000. AS Joe Mclaughlin, Dayton sports publicity
director puts it, "having a season book to the I'd
basketball games each year has become a priced pos
session" Today, all Dayton games are receiving top
press coverage. All are broadcast by Dayton radio
stations and all home games are televised.
BLACKBURN, WHO WON THE STATE CLASS
IA" championship as head coach at Xenia Central
High in 1912, has enjoyed nine seasons in which his
Dayton teams won 20 or more games. Included IN
this group are the past two seasons. Dayton might
make 20 or better wins again this season.
Over the years, Blackburn's teams have gone to
nine NIFs and have participated in the NCAA t0urna-
ment, the ECAC Holiday Festivals in New York, the
Kentucky lnyitational, the Bluegrass tourney and the
Dixie Classic.
Summing ii up, Blackburn has done an oustand-
ing job at Dayton. A couple of weeks ago, after his
team lost only its third game to seventh-ranked Du-
quesne, irate fans hung his effigy in midtown Dayton.
A sign on the effigy read "The Blackburn Era Is At
An End"
Cest la vie
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-01-26

Hartley squad g%leefully de-
rallied the Gel hopes of
Springfield Central Catholic
with a 45-43 triumph over the
Tornadoes.
WATTERSoN, meanwhile,
hoped into the Gel drivers
seat with Springfield by over
running Holy Family, 1898.
The two decisions not only
left Watterson and Spring
field Catholic as co-leaders
with 81 league records, but
kept Hartley's hopes alive.
The Hawks hold down second
place with a AZ record. All
have four league games left.
In the other Gel game, st.
Charles suffered its fifth
league defeat, 1892, to New
ark Catholic which upped its
loop record to 3-3.
ROSARY, meanwhile, chalk
ed up a 1882 Franklin County
League victory over Hamilton
Township and then won its
sixth straight game by tanning
DeSales. 1928.
st. Mary saw its Eel record
evened at 3-3 when it fell to
University, 65-38, and Aquinas
suffered its fourth City
League defeat in seven starts
by falling TO West, 1852.
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CAGE EMU

st. Vincent hosts Northridge
South.
st. Aloysius hosts R~osecrans.
Fenwick al Granville.
Dennison st. Mary at Old Wash
ington.
FRIDAY
Chillicothe Catholic at Southeast
ern
Sacred Heart at Delaware 81.
Mary
Holy Family hosts Hartley
W~atterson at Newark Catholic
ST. Charles hosts Springfield Cath.
ole
Rosecrans at Newcomerstown
Aquinas at East
Rosary VS., University Cat Catholic
Centerl
Notre Dame at Portsmouth West
Dennison st. Mary hosts Malvern
SATURDAY
ST. Joseph at st. Vincent
Dennison st. Mary hosts Canton
Catholic
Marion Catholic hosts Marengo
st. Mary at Aquinas
Rosary VS.. New Albany lat Cath
Ollie Center
Fenwick at Frazeysburg
ST. Aloysius at Holy Family
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In other games, Aquinas
saddled st. Charles with its
seventh straight defeat, 51-32;
Watterson stopped MILESTONE,
1864; Holy Family lost to
Delaware st. Mary, 1885; and
Newark Catholic d e T e
neighboring Granville. $3.50,
but lost to once-beaten Lick
ing Heights, $3.50.
HARTLEY DIDN'T miss a
shot either from the field
or from the foul line - in a
19-point hectic fourth quarter
to hand Springfield Catholic
its first league loss and to
avenge a $40 first-round loss
TO the Tornadoes.
Bill Mackin, who paced the
Hawks with 10 points, drilled
in the decisive field goal. Al
Calahrese also scored Is for
the losers.
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CCC NOtches Key Wins

beaten Lancaster BIS. 1858,
The latter decision was st.
Mary's first loss in its new
gym which was opened last
season. It also was the Waves
third 2-point loss of the cur
rent campaign.
U~NDEFEATED Rosecrans,
paced by "a points from both
Jim Young and Dick Wilson,
won its 18th of the year, IA
so. over New Lexington. The
winning Bishops had a hot
night, hitting on SO per cent
of their shots.
Mt. Vernon st. Vincent won
won two of three games last
week. The Blue Streaks de-
rallied Danville, $40, and
Delaware st. Mary, 68-46, but
lost to unbeaten Butler, So
So, in a heart-stomping dou-
ble-overtime battle.
Freshman j. d. Graham
paced the Streaks with 20
points against Danville while
Jim Kelly was top scorer in
the other two games with Is
Continued on Page y
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cYc SCORES

JUNIOR
st. Christopher "a, st. Matthias
16
st. Gabriel is, Holy Name 6
st. Augustine 80, st. Francis .
Holy Rosary IS, st. Thomas 10
st. Catharine SO, Christ the King
st. Dominic 81, Holy Spirit 4s
Corpus Christi 81, st. Leo %
st. John Evangelist 81, st. Peter
Is
st. Ladislas Al, Christ the King
st. Agatha 81, st. James 10
st. Andrew "a Lady of Peace %
SENIOR
st. Agatha 80, st. Andrew Is
Immaculate Conception IS, Lady
Of Peace % 81 m
Holy Name 81, st. Augustine %
st. Francis rs, st. Christopher 70
Christ the King "a, st. Thomas
st. Cecilia 80, st. Leo 80
Corpus Christi IS, st. Catharine
Holy r Rosary "a. st. Mary Mag
YOUNG ADULTS
Immaculate Conception So, Cor
pus Christi IS
st. Catharine 81, st. Augustine 2
st. Mary Magdalene IS, Lam
caster st. Mary 81
JUNIOR GIRLS
st. Agatha % st. James rs
st. Augustine Is, st. Gabriel II
Lady of Peace IL, Holy Name 2
st. Francis 20, st. Aloysius IA
Corpus Christi 20, st. Catharine
10
st. Leo 18, Holy Rosary 10
st. Mary Magdalene 8, st. Mary
2
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-01-26

and an easy 1850 triumph
over Malvern.
Tom Young paced Coach
Art Teynor's Ramblers in
both decisions. He netted %
points against st. Mary and
"a against Malvern. Nick Pace
scored 20 in the win over st.
Mary while Jack Evans tailed
81 against Malvern.
Joe Pangrazio paced Den
nison st. Mary with II points
in the loss to st. Joseph and
meshed the cords for Is as
the Blue Waves lost to I'M
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-01-26
Hartley Shakes Up Gel;
Rosary Continues Surge

Little Phil Gary paced
Watterson to both of its vic
tories with IA points against
Holy Family and 20 against
Milestone. Dom Nickoloff led
Holy Family with % points
against the Eagles and pop
ped in 80 markers against
Delaware st. Mary.
JOHN VAScEK spearhead.
ed Newark Catholic in all
three of the Green Waves
games last week. He netted Is
against st. Charles, whipped
in % against Licking Heights
and scored 20 in the victory
over Granville.
Johnny Rohyans took scor.
ing honors for st. Charles in
both games last week-tally-
ing ID against Newark Cath
Ollie and 10 against Aquinas.
Bob Plank showed the way
for the Aquinas Terriers by
hitting for Is against both
West and st. Charles.
A cURRAN paced
Rosary against Hamilton Twp.
with is points while Dick
Vein, with Is points, led the
Crusaders in their victory
over DeSales. The latter team
was paced by Pat Vaughn's IT,
point output.
George Maurer topped st.
Mary scorers with Is points
against University.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-01-26
SPORTS of TIMES
Blackburn Era
At Dayton
BY LOU FABRO
Times Sports Editor

Dayton University, a 112-year-old co-educational
school with a fulltime enrolment of 1000 students
(plus 200 ~part-time) has come a long way in the
college basketball world since 1947.
Although the school, conducted by the Society of
Mary (MarianiStSl has been fielding basketball teams
since 1908, it didn't enjoy the services of a fulltime
cage coach until Is years ago.
PRIOR TO THAT TIME, BASKETBALL WAS treat
ed something like a poor cousin to football. In its
first basketball campaigns, the school didn't even have
a cage coach. Later, an assistant football coach normal
ly had assumed the task of guiding the basketball
foam
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-01-26

In 1947, Dayton hired
Tom Blackburn as its
first fulItime basketball
coach - and he has been
guiding Flyer cage teams
ever since with consistent
success. In the IA cam
paigns before the present
one, Blackburn's clubs
won 297 games and lost
only lis - a nice II per-
cent average.
Before his arrival, the
schools cage teams had
scored 295 victories while
losing 312 games.
Thus, it's little wonder
that Dayton's basketball
sketchbook-a f~irSt-class
TA-I.- ..IIsl.4s1 - IL
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-01-26

County defeat, 1854. Leading
the Panther attack was Teddy
Purpero who dumped in q
points.
COACH JOHN Herrnstein's
Panthers, now Boosting a 13-
2 record and a 7-game win
ming streak, earlier handed
Beaver its first defeat of the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-01-26
CAGE SCORES

OHIO
Cincinnati 80, Dayton 81
Louisville IS, Xavier so
Alliance 78, Steubenville 81
Dayton 81, Eastern Kentucky Sc
Xavier 81 Miami SO
Cannon so, Steubenville So t0I)
MIDWEST
Notre Dame 88, DePauf 80
Western Mich. SO, Detroit 81
Butler rs, st. Joseph 0nd1 65
Loyola 1ll.) 100, Memphis S. rs
Louisville 80, DePaul 81
EAST
Duquesne 80, Toledo 81
Penn. 66 st. Joseph pa so
Cincinnati 81, Duquesne 54
Mt. st. Mary Md 101, Rider 81
Villanova 81, Penn. 81
Duquesne IS, st. Vincent 80
Catholic Univ. 80, Rider So
st. Joseph Pa 80, Mt. st. Mary
Md II
Gettysburg 81, LaSalle a.
Canisius 81, st. Bonaventure 70
Holy Cross rs, Amherst So
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-01-26
JUNIOR DIVISION
SATURDAY
Al H@aAu


CENTRAL LEAGUE: ! pm ST
MARY Magdalene vs.. st. Agnes
Our Lady Of Victory VS.. Holy
Family, 3-St. Aloysius vs.. ~,
Mary.
AT W~atteTson
NoRTHERN: 10 am, st. Chris
TOPPER VS.. Holy Name. II ST.
Gabriel Us. 81. Augustine; Noon
st. Francis vs.. 81. Matthias.
WESTERN; I pm. Sacred
Heart ". ST. Agatha; 2 pm st.
James vs.. Lady Of Peace, ST.
Andrew ". Immaculate Concep.
ton
Al Catholic Gym
EAsTERNs . am. ~ Dominic
Us. ST. Catherine. 10 Christ the
King (n vs.. Holy Rosary list.
Thomas vs.. Holy Spirit,
SOUTHERN; I pm-St Leo va.
Christ the King ~; 2 81. Lads
las vs.. 81. John Evangelist; 3-St.
patsr 60 GprpIfS Christi
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Hartley staged a major upset and Rosary extended
its winning surge to grab the basketball spotlight in
Columbus last weekend.
Just when the Central Catholic League race APP
peared to be all but decided, Coach Earl Vermillions
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ST. Joseph, ROSecrdns Vim

Chillicothe Central Catholic racked up two more
key victories while Dover st. Joseph and GAINESVILLE
RosecranS preserved their perfect records last week.
Hitting on 46 per cent of its field goal attempts,
Chillicothe Catholic handed Huntington is first Ross
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-01-26

year 69-57, Steve Stark fired
in "a and Purpero added %
to pace the attack.
uNBEATEN st. Joseph
pushed its all-winning record
to 13 with a decisive 1880
win over DenniSon st. Mary
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-01-26
SENIOR DIVISION
SUNDAY

AZ ST. catharine
WESTERN LEAGUE: 100 pm
81. Mary Magdalene VS.. St John
Evangelist, 2.30 pm Holy Rosa.
~ vs.. Corpus Christi
SoUTHERN. $40 pm. St Leo
Us. ST. Philip: I:30 - st. Cecilia
VS.. St. Thomas
AZ Immaculate Conception
NORTHERN; Immaculate Con-
eepti0n vs.. st. James; 2:30-Lady
of Peace ~ vs.. ST. Agatha.
EASTERN. $50 St Christie
pher IS. Lady of Peace ~; 40
e. E~arannln - HIN Annnn
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-01-26

VVTLLIHATW y. IODNTTNJF
above, of 1895 Dryden
Rd., has been named
chairman Of the Columbus
Jets preseason book
ticket drive. Judkins, a
member of the Jet board
of directors, is president
of the Coca Cola Bottling
Company of Ohio.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-01-26

at 81. Agatha
RED LEAGUE; 1880 pm st.
Agatha Us ST, Catharine, 80
Lady of Peace VS.. Holy Name;
$50 ST Andrew vs. st. Mi
chael.
at Victory
WHITE LEAGUE: lis pm La.
dy Of Victory vs.. ST. Francis; ais
ST. Thomas VS.. st. Augustine,
3.t5 ST. Dominic VS.. st. James.
AT ST. MARY MAGpALENE
BLUE LEAGUE: 100 - ST Mary
Magdalcne VS.. Christ the King;
2:30 st. Aloyslus VS.. Holy Ro-
sary; $50 ST. Leo VS.. Corpus
Christi ~.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-01-26
JUNIOR GIRLS

AT sf. WafY WdUudIEHF
CENTRAL LEAGUE: Q AM
ST. Mary Magdalene vs.. Holy Rosa
ryt $50 - ST. Mary vs.. Leo. 10: 40
Corpus Christi vs.. st. Aloysius,
1890 - ST. Catharine W. st. Fran.
els.
AT Immaculate Conception
NORTH: 2 am. st, Agatha
vs.. Holy Name; $50 - St. Andrew
VS.. Lady of Peace; i0:40 st. Au-
gustine VS.. ST James, 1880 st
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u ADULTS
SUNDAY
Al Catholic Center
pm-st. Aloysius vs.. st. Mary
Magdalene: Lancaster st, Mary
vs.. ST Augustine. 3 ST Cath
Arine vs.. Immaculate Conception.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-01-26
CYC CAGE MENU
GIRLS HIGH DIV.

Matthias VS.. Immaculate Concep-
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right to Lloyd and 1926.
GEO. W. ROBERTSON. REALTOR
OF. 2-2i23 OIL. 4-5761
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-28
HOUSES FoR SALE--MD.
MONTc3N-...! COUNTY
ALL TREATS

No tricks, in this 3-bedrm. brick
home. sep. din. rm.. full bsmt. For
only, Sl6.950.
DART AGENCY, INC, 949-7655
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-28
BARGAIN-BRTCK CAPE COD
BETHESDA
Near NH

BRICK RAMBLER. Slate roof.
Beaut. neighborhood, Just west OF
SUBURBAN HOSPITAL. Liy. rm.
with fireplace, din. rm. with bay
window, 2 very comfortable bed
rms, mod. tile bath, lge. screened
porch. GAS H.-W. HEAT. Kit,
util. rm., stairway TO attic. Gar.
Lovely, level. corner lot, 65xl37.
Rear garden area enclosed with
Anchor fence. Ideal for young
couple. Price, $40 800. For apt.
call Mrs. Carter, EN-. 2-547s.
BOSS AND PHELPS, INC.
l4l7 K st. NV. Ma. $4,000