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Evening star., 1962-01-11
SYNDICATE SEEKS
FLOYD-INGO BOUT

STOCKHOLM, Jan. II (AP)
The Stockholm paper Alton
bladet reported today that an
International syndicate, with
more than So million available,
has begun negotiations for a
heavyweight title fight between
Floyd Patterson and Ingemar
Johansson of Sweden this
summer. IS
The paper said a multimil-
lionaire, Per Olof Ahl, would
promote the fight, which would
be staged in Stockholm or Cote
borg.
In New York, julius Novem-
Der, Patterson's attorney, de-
MED he had met with anyone
in Europe recently to discuss
a fourth Patterson Johansson
fight.
II was contacted by tele-
phone from Stockholm by a
man named Carl Axel He'll
quist in December" said the
attorney. HE said he had
some sort of a proposition for
a Patterson fight in Europe
and wanted to know whether
Patterson would have me go to
Europe to negotiate. I told him
we would like to know more
about it.
'Hellquist wanted me to
come over in December but
then he called later in the
month and said because of the
Christmas holidays he wouldn't
be able to get his group to-
gether. He said he would con-
tact me again but I haven't
heard from him. That's as far
as it's gone"
Evening star., 1962-01-11
Rood-Weory CeIts Bow
To Lost-P|oce CHICAGO

Cousy finished with 81 points,
high for the Celtics.
Tommy Heinsohn of Boston
and Chicago's Woody Saulds-
berry were elected after a fist
fight in the last quarter.
Tom Meschery broke through
for a layup with II seconds to
go to preserve Philadelphia s
victory against rallying Detroit.
Wilt Chamberlain produced 80
points for the Warriors, while
Don Oil led Detroit with 20.
Hal Greer had So points and
Dave Gambee 80 in pacing
Syracuse to it's decision over
st. Louis. The Mats had a
72-54 halftime lead and took
it from there. Bob Pettit's SO
points was high for st. Louis.
Philadelphia is at Cincinnati
in the only game tonight.
Evening star., 1962-01-11
Don Lippincott Dies,
Olympic MeduIist

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IL
(AP).-Donald F. Lippincott,
68, a former Olympic track
performer for the University of
Pennsylvania, died Tuesday
night after a brief illness.
Lippincott won two medals in
the 1912 Olympics, taking sec
ond in the 200-meter dash and
third in the 100-meter sprint.
He was a member of the team
which set a worlG record for
the mile relay In 1915.
Evening star., 1962-01-11
BY STEVE HERSHEY
Star staff Writer

One would think that coach
ing swimming and tennis at
American University, swimming
at Georgetown and being a ten
mis- pro at Norbeck Country
Club would be enough to keep
a man busy, but Bob Frailey
has taken on still another job.
Frailey, who in addition
teaches at AU, was recently
named president of the first
Washington area all-diving
club, the Pepsi Divers.
The 21-member team, spon-
sored by the Pepsi-Cola Com
pany, will compete for the first
time January % at a North
Eern Virginia Aquatic Club meet.
: I'm very happy that the
AAU approved our club" Frail-
sey said. Il think it is a good
sthing to combine local talent
Swith a big commercial organi-
Ization for the benefit of the
kkids."
Frailey has been working
with most of the divers in the
club already, so the extra burd-
Evening star., 1962-01-11
By 3 Star Staff Writer

The Redskins haven't given
up hope of signing End Bob
Mitinger Of Penn State, but
it's still touch and go between
them and San Diego of the
American Football League.
Backfield Coach Ted Marchi-
broda, who is handling ne
gotiations with the 6-foot-2,
218-pound Nittany Lion star,
said Mitinger sounded recep-
tive to the Redskins offer last
night.
II had breakfast this morn
ing with his father" Marchi-
borda told The Star by tele-
phone, land he isn't quite sure
how far Bob went in his talk
with the Chargers"
Repeatedly Signed
Mitinger stopped in San
Diego on his return from the
Hula Bowl. 1t was reported
that he agreed to terms with
that club, runnerup for the
AFL title, but that his father,
an attorney, didn't like certain
stipulations in the contract.
Evening star., 1962-01-11
TDCIub Names Romio
Top College Linemon !

An outstanding scholar was
added to the Touchdown Clubs
list of awards winners today
when Guard Joe Romig of
Colorado was named to receive
the Knute Rockne Memorial
Trophy as the college lineman
of the year.
Romig, who will be honored
with more than a dozen other
players and coaches at the
clubs 9th awards dinner Sat-
urday night at the Sheraton
Park Hotel, was selected over
Alex Krol, Rutgers All-Amer-
lea center, and Merlin Olsen,
Utah'S States All America
tackle. All three are Phi Beta
kappaS and Blaik Scholarship
Award winners.
Ed Hickey, jr., chairman of
the seven-man selection board,
said that Coach Sonny Gran
delius' praise of Romig "was
the most enthusiastic endorse
ment of a player I've ever re-
ceived from a college coach"
Grandelius described the s.
foot-10, 190-pounder as "the
most intense human being I
have ever known" He said that
Romig not only was an inspi-
rational leader but had great
moral character and was deeply
religious" .~
Romig, who was named on
the Coaches All-America squad,
got off to a slow start because
of injuries but finished strong.
He was rated by some observers
as the greatest lineman in Col
orado's history. He was out
Evening star., 1962-01-11
Concessionoire Seeks
License to Pilot Liston

HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. II
AP).-Jack Nilon, a food con-
cessionaire and sports enthu-
siast. said today he wants to
manage Sonny Liston, No.
heavyweight boxing contender
and has applied for a man.
ayers license with the Pennsyl-
vania State Athletic Commits
sion.
The 41-year-old Nilon, OF
Ridley Park. Pa, near Phila-
delphia. here to handle con-
ceSsions for the Pennsylvania
Farm Show, declined to COM
init himself to any details as
to what prompted his action.
But it has been learned from
authoritative sources that Lis
ton went to Nilon, a close per-
sonal friend, and asked him if
he would be interested in man.
aging him. Liston would like
to replace his present man.
ager, George Katz.
The same sources said that
LiSton and Nilon discussed the
managership thoroughly but
came to no definite agreement
because there were a few other
things to iron out. There are
two standard types of fighter
manager agreementS-a $3.50
cut with all expenses paid by
the manager and a two-thirds
fighter, one-third manager split
after expenses.
Meanwhile, Champion Floyd
Patterson said in New York he
is willing to give Liston a shot
at the title under certain con-
ditionS." He said if he fights
Liston it would be in the sum-
mer. preferably in New York
Something may be worked
out in the next three or four
weeks" Patterson said.
Nilon said he had appeared
before the commission last
week along with Liston and
Katz.
1t was understood that Nilon
could become LiSton's manager
while Katz retained his 10 per
cent interest in the No. / con-
tender for the duration of their
contract which has about two
years to run.
Honestly, Liston and I have
Evening star., 1962-01-11

standing as a linebacker and
averaged more than So inmates
per game over the last three
years.
Romig distinguished himself
in the classroom with a 3.87
average, earning, straight AS
the last. two years. A physics
major, Joe aspires a career as
a space scientist.
Secretary Of State Rusk will
present the Rockne Trophy to
Romig. The player already has
been honored as the top lfne-
man of the year by the UPI
and by The Sporting News. He
also was a leading candidate
for the Heisman Trophy. ID"
Evening star., 1962-01-11
Rusty Russell Named
Coach at Alma Mater

BROWNWOOD, Tex, Jan. II
(AP).-H. N. CRusty) Russell,
former head football coach at
Southern Methodist University,
was named yesterday as head
coach at Howard Payne Col
lege, his alma mater.
Russell previously coached
at Victoria (Tex.) College,
which dropped football after
the 1860 season.
Evening star., 1962-01-11
Rocca Heads
Mat Gard

Antonino Rocca and Johnny
Valentine will team up against
the Australian Kangaroos in
the feature wrestling match to-
night at Capitol Arena.
This bout is a best-of-three
falls, Commute time limit.
Opening the card at $50 will
be another team match, this
one putting Wildcat Orton and
The Great Scott against Skull
Murphy and Brute Bernard.
Buddy Rogers tackles Sailor
Art Thomas, Sky Hy Kruger
battles Arnold Skoaland, Bruno
Sammartino wrestles Larry
Simon and Don Curtis takes on
Steve Stanlee in other matches.
Evening star., 1962-01-11

not come to any agreement, I"
Nilon said, THE main thing is
to see that he gets a shot at
the title. I think Patterson will
sign"
Patterson's manager, Gus
D'Amato, had said last month
that Liston must rid himself of
certain obstacles before he gets
a shot at the title. D'Amato
never said what the obstacles
were and Liston at the time
denied reports that Katz was
one of them. is s.'
Evening star., 1962-01-11

1t was 2 degrees below zero
last night at Huntingdon, Pa,
but inside the Juniata College
gymnasium American Univer-
sity was red hot. AU clicked on
more than SO per cent of Its
shots, SO out of II, and streaked
to a 91-59 victory.
Montgomery Junior College
squeezed to an 82-79 verdict
over Wesley JC at Dover, Del.
but three other Washington
area teams fell victims to out
Of town clubs. .
Gallaudet lost a Mason
Dixon Conference test to West.
ern Maryland, 1864, ano
Howard bowed to Hampton In
stitute, 71-63, in a pair OF
games here, and Southeastern
lost to Coppin State, 86-83, in
Baltimore.
Lindquist Leads
Bob Lindquist led American
US scoring with % points, CIV
ing him three straight games
in double figures. After the
opening moments the closest
Juniata came was 10 points,
41-31, at halftime.
AUS total was 10 more than
its previous high score of the
season, 70 against Adelphi last
month. The Adelphia game
also was the Eagles only pre-
vious victory. There were five
defeats in between the two
wins and the AU record now
stands at 2-7.
AU will be host to Baltimore
University tomorrow night and
hopes to carry modest two
game string of victories into a
tWo-Week layoff for exams. The
Eagles will return to action
January 26 at Long Island
University.
In other games tomorrow
Catholic U. goes to Western
Maryland. Navy to Bucknell,
Howard to Morgan State and
Montgomery &c to Potomac
State. Also, District Teachers
will entertain Philadelphia Tex
tile at jefferson Junior High,
Bowie State will be host to
Lycoming Teachers and South
eastern will receive Goldey-
Beacon. -..
Howard Extends Losses
|. A lone game tonight matches
Prince Georges Community Col
lege and Charles County Junior
Evening star., 1962-01-11
Foir Grounds Cancels

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. III
(AP).-The Fair Grounds race
track has cancelled it's racing
card for the second consecutive
day because of frozen ground.
The same card, originally
scheduled to be run yesterday
was set for tomorrow. n
Evening star., 1962-01-11
Gonzogo Bows
To Navy PIebes

ANNAPOLIS. Jan. II (Spe-
ciaD.-Gonzaga High School
proved no match for the Navy
Plebes yesterday and went down
to an 1914 defeat.
Evening star., 1962-01-11
Barnes Was First

The first National League
batting champion was Roscoe
Barnes Of Chicago, who hit
.403 during the 1876 season.
Evening star., 1962-01-11
Redskins Hoping toWin
Mitinger From Chargers

"Mr. Mitinger said he is leav-
ing the decision up to Bob" ="
Marchibroda reported.
The Redskin coach sounded
as though his talks with Nit
niger found him in a mood to
come to Washington, but so
firmly committed to the Charg-
ers that it would be difficult to
reject their offer. 1t seemed
puzzling.
That's the way feel about
it," Ted said, "but I'm only
telling you what Bob's father
told me-"
Talks With Hall
Marchibroda expects to see
Mitinger later today. The
player is busy registering for
the next semester at Penn
State and was tied up most of
the day.
Marchibroda said he also
talked to Quarterback Galen
Hall, star of the Vests victory
in last Sundays inaugural
U S. Bowl game here. Hall,
Ted said. seemed interested,
but wanted to talk to his
coaches before making a de-
cision. He also has received
overtures from Canadian teams.
Head Coach Bill Peak of the
Redskins is in Chicago for the
coaches meeting and probably
will talk to Coach Rip Engle
of Penn State about Halls
future .-ATCHISON.
Evening star., 1962-01-11
Georgetown Prep
Falls to Friends

Sidwell Friends School
opened its basketball season
with a So As victory over
Georgetown Prep yesterday at
Friends in an Interstate Ath-
Lotto Toofora,,oo oroxo
Evening star., 1962-01-11

LONESOME STEVE won for $1,000 and is in a spot
TO repeat. REDS FIVE ACES won earlier for 81 500
sWAGGER STICK is due for top effort.
KS XXI. xxx1O pounds apprentice allowance claimed
Evening star., 1962-01-11
Tropical. i
By the Associated Press

DJ UIIe ASsUCIdltu FTtSS
lst-S2, 900; cling; Ayr. & up: g fur.
Sure John (Clark) $50 100 z IN
Lord Puppet (NOnO) 1890 S.I0
Father Christmas Burrl 1890
Gray Bahram, Smile Please, Miss
Stonie, Penny B'win, Sweet Peg, our
P!eaSure, Pan Out. Ancient Greek
Nlmble Fiddler. Time. LIZ.
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Racing Results
Charles Town

lst-$1 900; cling; Ayr. & up; z fur.
Playful Nurse French) 4.SO $40 2.6O
Parched ". Espinosa) 1870 100
TOnys Son (Cape) I.00
Bobby Surrender, Voodoo Drums
High kevin, Mr.. Harmony, Sure Proof,
Just William, Bird Land. Time, Il :2S3s,
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ATHENEuM turned In impressive race after
Deing IDLE for . long time Should win another.
FOLLY IISHON Is the principal rival OUR BONNIE s.
crops . bit and Is capable of upsetting, :
FIFTH RACEPurse sI.I0O; claiming (S1 5OO); 4-year-
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DAILY DOUBLE (7-9) $3.50

cling: 3 yrs.; 4Ia fur,
Arab Fiddler (Smith) 11.SO $50 $50
Sha RAo (Clark) 4,2l 3.6il
Miss Gin (WeakIey) 81 SAD
Eternal Dandy, Sis Lou, Modern
Trouble. Time, O:503s.
Evening star., 1962-01-11

MR. SAGITTARIUS for SI,5OO and Is well
placed again. OUTSPREAD finished second for SO 600
LIVELY HOUR was upset winner Tor 81 800.
Evening star., 1962-01-11
JOE KELLY.S SELECTIONS
At Charles Town
Selections Made for Fast Track
Post Time, 1 PM.

FIRST RACE-PurSe, 81 claiming (S12OO); 4-year-
Ods and about 4Jz furlongs. 80.
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2d~o$1,1OO: cling; Ayr. g. up: abt,
Stationery Davi'son) 13.4O eco .4.2O
Professor Sam (Herman) $40 2.6O
Mustck Choice (Zangaril s5 5,(SO
Gratitude, Bonny's Choice, Miss
Easton, Golden Tornado, Mr.. Novice,
White Pigeon. Lynn's Birthday. Time,
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,,y OIL BOOM might surprise here at sizabIe odds.
HEATHEDTONE was winner for $1,20O. AQUARIAN
AGE rates an excellent chance.
Evening star., 1962-01-11
BEST BET RED TEARS

KED TEARS won earlier at PimIicO Tor S6,5OO.
COUNTY is better than his last race.
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SECOND RACE-Purce SI,1OO; claiming (SI,5OO): A.
year-Ods and 6Ih ,' :

and gets the vote here sHSR STRhw nra & io Sa'31O
n to heat. HARVEYS BABY Is canabe Of taLnv n
- ~o " '"A's :"
Evening star., 1962-01-11

4r DREAMER'S GOLD drops from 81 800 TO look best
IN this field CLEvES DREAM was a winner for
IHlSnO. NEW YEAR MISS breaks fast and might take
Evening star., 1962-01-11

=, MUSTAhD POT won Tor SI5OO and should be
able to beat slightly better horses here. JULES BOY
GALA BOMB rates chance, II started.
Evening star., 1962-01-11
Howard Extends Losses

A lone game tonight matches
Prince Georges Community Col
lege and Charles County Junior
Evening star., 1962-01-11

Totals 35 1872 Totals IS 9 70
Halftime: Abb, Montgomery.
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THIRD RACE-Purse, 81 300; claiming $50 500 In 90.
COOS 3-year- -olds 61z furIonTs. -
FOURTH RACE-Purse 81, 200: claiming (S2OOO to
4 $1,000; 4-year-Olds and about AZ furlonES.

ADMIKAL MIKE drops but earlier for $4,000
SfhlNS LlLY won q shorter sprint for $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-30

Not an AfteF-christmos Sale but
now! At the very peck Of your gift
buying >. an event packed with volus,
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Oh! Those Egyptian Eyes; They Are So Begui|ing

in that triangle. Also join
the two lines at the inner
corner of the eye, but in
an oval shape. Now place a
dot of white eye-shadoW at
the inner corner of the eye,
just inside the oval outline.
This will give your eyes a
very elongated appearance.
3. Turn your pencil-liner
over, and, using the thick
lead, draw your eyebrows in
to a softly arched shape,
stopping at the midway point.
Next extend the eyebrows
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-21

a long line on your upper
lid, as close to the lashes
as you can, extending one
half inch beyond the outer
corner of the eye. Still using
the thin lead, draw a sec
ond line about one-eighth
inch above the first. Then
fill in the space between the
two lines all along the upper
lid. Outline the lower lid,
also as close to the lashes
as you can, and join this
line with the line on the
upper lid in the outer corner
to form a triangle. Then fill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-21

Cleopatra, Queen Of the
Nile, inspired the new "Egyp-
tan Eyes" It's a starkly
dramatic black and white
look that's also infinitely
romantic. While Cleopatra
had to rely on skilled slaves
using such home-m a d e
beauty aids as ground char
coal and copper ore, you can
achieve even better effects
with today's wonderfully pro-
fessional products. All you
need are Kurlash white eye
shadow, black pencil liner,
black Lashtint mascara, Stop
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-21

outward in a straight line,
one-half inch past their ma
tural stopping point.
4. Apply white eye-Shadow
heavily, starting just under
the eyebrow, and blend all
the way down to the upper
lid, carrying 1t outward to
the temple.
S. Use black waterproof
mascara on both upper and
lower lashes, giving both sets
of lashes a heavy coating.
Separate the lashes with a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-21

little eyelash comb. (Such a
comb is part of the Lashtint
applicator.)
6. Curling your lashes is
the final step. Slip the Kur-
lash over the upper lashes,
as close to the eyelid as pos
sible. Squeeze the handles to-
gether and hold for just
30 seconds. This will cause
the lashes to look longer and
thicker as we'll.
Your Egyptian look is COM
plete, and completely lovely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-21

sign under-eye makeup and
a Kurlash eyelash curler.
Here's how to create Egyp-
tan Eyes.
/. Use under-eye makeup
in a shade lighter than your
regular foundation under and
around your eyes. This will
conceal those tiny lines and
dark shadows, at the same
time giving your eyes the
smooth flat frame which the
modern Cleopatra look re-
quires.
2. Using the thin lead Of
your black pencil-liner, draw
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board meeting at 7 pm. next
Monday at the Pen-Arts
Building. The branch business
meeting will follow at 1880
pm.
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Branch to Meet
The District of Columbia
branch. National League of
American Pen Women, will
mold its monthly executive
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the next Everything lives up high standards of quality
Everything droscoIy reduced Space permits only partial list
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-26

The Southwest Conference,
as usual, is a scramble with
Texas Tech and Souther Meth
odist tied at the top (9-3
and Texas AIM at "a. The
AggieS are at Tech tomorrow
night, while SMU plays last
place Baylor. They'll each have
one game later.
Nine At-Large Teams
The two remaining NCAA as
signments will go to the win
ners of the annual Atlantic
Coast and Southern Conference
tournaments, set for this
Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day.
When the 16 conference
titlists are determined, they'll
make up the NCAA's four-re-
gion field with nine at-large
teams already selected-New
York University, Villanova.
Butler, Detroit, Creighton,
Memphis State, Air Force,
Oregon State and Seattle.
Meanwhile, the NIT has
five more spots to fill for it's
12-team tournament March Is
"a at New York. Navy was
named Saturday. despite its
47-46 loss to Army, joining
Loyola of Chicago, Houston.
st. Johns N.Y), Dayton, Du-
quesne and the defending
champion, Providence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-26
SPRING TRAINING BRIEFS
Tigers Trying to Trade Terry Fox;
Pills Pick Up White, Lose Carey

Aparicio and Pitcher Frank
Baumann engaged in a work.
out yesterday, a day ahead of
the rest of the Chicago White
Sox.
They did several laps around
Payne Field, then retired to
the clubhouse early because of
the 80-degree heat.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla,
(AP) .-Outfielder Richie Ash
burn arrived at the training
camp of the New York Nets
yesterday and within Is min
utes had fixed his name to a
1862 contract. Still unsigned
are Infielders Elio Chacon and
Jim Marshall and Outfielder
Joe Christopher.
Veteran Frank Thomas, No. l
candidate for the leftfield spot,
and Craig Anderson, one of the
most promising members of
Manager Casey Stengel's young
pitching staff, also arrived and
worked out. Anderson was a
week late reporting because he
had played winter ball in
Puerto Rico.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-26
BY MERRELL WHITTLESEY
Star Staff Writer

POMPANO BEACH, Fla, Feb.
26. - General Manager Ed
Doherty of the Senators in
dicated today that there might
be a quick break in his salary
negotiations with Outfielder
Jimmy Piersall.
Doherty phoned Piersall this
morning and reported that
Jimmy began to "show some
interest" in the clubs offer.
Piersall was interested mainly
in whether he would room
alone, and whether he or the
club had to provide his sweat
socks. Doherty planned to call
him back later today.
" Piersall figures to get a raise
that will put him over the
$4,000 mark, but it is not
likely that he will get the two
year contract he wants.
Doherty talked far more
optimistically about his chances
Of signing Piersall than he did
Of signing Dale Long. the only
other player not under contract.
I'm through with Long"
Doherty said as he watched the
fourth day of practice under a
beaming sun yesterday at
Municipal Stadium here.
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BLLLIKENS AGAIN BLOCK CONFERENCE PATH
History Repeating Itself for Bradley

Utah, on NCAA probation
and ineligible for post-season
play, kept in front in the Sky
line by outscoring Brigham
Young, 106-101, Saturday night
as Billy McGill went on a CO.
point spree. Utah State and
Colorado State University, the
two contenders for the NCAA
berth, also won and stayed
deadlocked for second behind
the Utes. Utah could knock
Colorado State out of the run
ming when they tangle at Salt
Lake City Thursday night.
Big Eight Showdown
Colorado and Kansas State
are producing the fireworks
in the Big Eight, with the
Buffaloes, 100, and the Wild
cats, 9-1, and a showdown at
Kansas State Saturday. Each
has two games afterwards.
Kentucky (10-D at Auburn
(10-0 tonight should be the
key in the Southeastern, even
though they are running 2-3
behind the defending con-
ference champion, Mississippi
State did. Mississippi State
already has announced it would
not be interested in an NCAA
bid because of the States Gus
tom against racially integrated
athletics.