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S-RM. GROUPING OUR sPEcI
STARTING AT S299

OPEN DAILY TIL 9
FURNITURE = Selling entire con
tents of ti-room house. 1888 NORTH
Capitol st. NV.
fURN. UNCLAIMED-Dining rm
suite, 500; bedrm. suite. $40; sofs
and chair, S35; dinette set, S15i
ice-cream chair, S5; floor lamps
81: night tables. So; hideaway
bed, $40: chest Of drawers. SO;
desk. So; rollaway bed. S14;
Hollywood bed, $22: studio couch
$50: china closet. SO; wardrobe
SO: buffet. So; bookcase, Sc;
round oak table, S20; outdoor
chairs, SO. Many interesting items
from large estates. We do up
holstering and slip covers. Easy
terms. First payment in October
HOFFMAN,. 2447 18th st. NV;
CO. 5-1052. daily It'll Q. Sat. I'll
s. Sunday 12 to g.
FURN.-Must dismantle Ice. NV
home. Rattan tables and chairs
sofas, chrs., desks. tables. lamps
brtc-a-brae. loft. Semi-circulal
sofa, mahog. Hi-boy. Venetian
blinds for Ice. picture windows
rocker, kit. set Garden tools
power tools. ladders. CALL TU. 2.
1645 AFTER 10 AM.
FURNITURE, costs less when you
buy ct MAJORS FURNITURE
WAREHOUSE. 400 r. /. ave. ne
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tcoNTlAUsDl 2

BOILING FIELD AREA. 444 and
$50 HeTcomb st, Sc i-bedrm
apt. gas heat, S5s.5S mo. THO
MAS P. BROWN. INC. FE. z
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FURNITURE. costs less when you
SSy %SyREHo6sE. MAzQEs Pos r EqRSTrURE y STa ri
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FURN.-contents Of room house
See after 10 an. daily. 173z
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FURNITURE FOR RENT

ABsOLUTELY beautiful furniture.
Select your apt anywhere-we
viii furnish reasonably. Also roll
away beds, cribs, by wk. or mo.
CALL MARS LEASING CORP.
90 Canal st. S.W. Ii. 3-O066
ALL NEW-we furnish any num-
ALL-sTATE LEASING Co. I7i9
Kalorama I'd, AID. 2-41l4.
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FURN.-S-piece, $500 beaut. Bas-
set mahog. bdrm. suite, S195. 3
piece walnut bdrn. suite. S45. 3
piece liv. rm. set. recently covered
Also. custom-made slip covers
Lamps ahu seo11 lIS" r,, sat Sso
o46-239S.
E-TTn NTTTVTnR
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FURNITURE = Selling entire con
tents of ti-room house. 1888 NORTH
Capitol st. NV.
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RELA-A-CISOR.
Excel. cond. S1l0,
56T-b52A

REST. EQUIP.-2O uphois. yellow
booths. Now in use. Best offer
VINEYARD. ia. 4-3443.
RESTAURANT UIPMENT-
Bc-6O. ILG 6-hp. vent. exhaus
sys. and hoods. Coffee urns Ii
stand. refgrs., potato peelers
sm. counter, stainless steel steam
tbl. and grill comb, York ice ma
chine, 2 cocoa-cola coolers an
other items. All very reas. OF,
2-9633 or OIL. 4-541S.
RUGS. PERSIAN-One 9xI2. tV
4hx7A. Tv. EN-. 2-9129.
RUGS : Going abroad. sacrific
Royal Khorasan, ou'ums Kashans
Kermans. Priv. home. ia. 9-4O7a
RUGS. Orient. design, Import. New
9x12. S25. ORIENTAL RUG MART
1206 @ st. NV. ME. s-0416.
SAxAPHONE, ALTO, made BY Sci
ner. like new, $3.50. WA. 1926
SEWING MACHINES, forWari
and reverse. S69.95 value, sail
S24.SS. Win deliver. RA. 3-6ISl
SEWING MACHINE, Singer. full,
automatic Zig Tag. reposS.. TAX
MGR. La. 6-O2Ss.
SEW. MACHS. Beaut. Singer con
sole. dix. wd., zig-zag attach. TAX
up pymts. So. rs mo, bal. S35. EX
3-Ob40 day-eves. Free home demo
SEW; d,,v: MAGHs;s. sGI all makes, recond;
ExcH.. 28Ss BlS6ensbuTG NM rd. IHSe me-
La. 6-6950.
SEWING MACHINE, SINGER, console
many attachments incl. button,
holer. exc. cond.: S76. HA. 2-73OO
SHOTGUN. IL gauge, Remington
automatic. model S7S. Skeet. ex
cellent cond. S110. CIR 3-2S25.
SOFA HIDE-A-BED, good cond. $50
3 mahogany living room tables
$50. TW. 3-74s7.
SOFA AND 2 CHAIRS, excel. cond,
slipcovers. S75. RE. 6-s31e.
SOFA. EMRIRE with custom-rnad
cover. Mirror. oval. IA. 2-6S69.
SOFA (sleep), dark green, mus
sell, very reasonable. Call SS2
S295 after IL Saturday.
SOFA WITH MATCHING CHAIR
like new, 500. 2 large bookcases
$50. Call 234-7630.
STEREO RECORD PLAYER-Decca
console. mahog. cabinet. new sap
phire needle. SIS. Ell. 4-12O3.
STORE FIXTURES. wallcase 5
showcases. cash req. air cond.
etc, suit. any bus. LA. 9-SS33
STORE FIXTURES - Mems, neV
glass shelves, racks, tables. glas
cases, mirrors, air cond.. larR
neon signs. clothing, many items
Sacrifice. Open daily. Sunday
631 King ST., Alex. KE. 7-0211.
STUDIO COUCH, complete. wit
cover, S45. Quick sale. EN-. 3-S01S
TENT, 9xl1-ft. $40. Used 8 times
OR. 4-S7S9.
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AlTmlNuM samals,s ,,.irm storm door. 7.x35,,
blind 81. S5. EM. 3-5615.
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.MFLlfiER' Gibson Super 400. CO.
W, 3 channels, Cd 12@ spkrS.
~; OLD. Orig. S505, sell $3.50. Cal
SAh6t BADINI after $50 p.m-
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CAMPBELL MUSIC co.
8 @ ST. NV. DI. 7-Sl

PIANO, Kimball grand. walnut
finish. Serial No. 413971, good
cond.. $685.. WO. 6-0709.
PIANOS FOR RENT-S6 monthiy
and up plus hauling. ST. 3-6300
PIANO MART, 1918 7th st. NV.
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A1k CONDITIONER, Chrysler Air
Temp, ton, easement. good,
51 Bar bells, ITO lbs., SO. IA.
1-2S30 evenings
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lFURN.-Kroehlsr lr. suit. vib. chr.
end tbls.. Hoover v.e.. wexer. Aft
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-08-02
Beta Sigma Phi
Meeting Tonight

August meeting of the Zeta
Chi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi
will be held at the Society Ma
tional Bank, 240 East 226th
ST., tonight at 8 p. m.
Ways and Means project for
August 10Th will be a Dutch
Maid Party to be held at the
same address at 8 p. m. This
will be open to guests.
Refreshments for this eve
ning's meeting will be served
by Mrs. Donald Damakos, 12010
Griffing ave. and Miss Jean
Glesk, so East 213th ST., hos
tesses.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-08-02
.OBrien "Miro-PIufe"
New Epoxy Coating
For All Surfaces

Mira-Plate Is a new epoxy
coating which has been de-
velped and perfected to afford
super film adhesion when ap-
piled to all types Of paintable
surfaces; exceptional film hard
ness and resistance to wear and
abrasion plus superior resist
ance to water, acids, solvents,
etc.
Performance proved-it can
be depended on to outwear and
outlast conventional type coat
ings many, many times. Pro-
tects and beautifies 5 times
longer. Reduces maintenance
costs.
HOME USE, provides EXTRA
YEARS of service when used on
garage and basement floors
and on other surfaces when an
extremely hard, tough coating
is required.
FACTORY BUILDING
MAINTENANCE. Can be de-
pended upon for extra heavy
duty performance. Hard, abra-
sion resistant makes it ideal
for floors, dados, start well ma
chinery, tanks, etc. REDUCES
COSTLY MAINTENANCE.
MARINE FINISHING. A per-
fected, dependable finish for
use on boats of all types: wood,
steel, fiberglass and aluminium.
SUPER WATER AND
WEATHER resistant. Outlasts
all other finishes.
SWIMMING POOLS. An ex-
cellent pool finish. ADHERES
TIGHT to concrete or metal.
Won't peel or flake off. Un-
affected by water. Non-fade
colors retain their fresh beau
ty. Impervious to pool chemi-
Gals. May be mixed with addi-
tive for non-slip properties.
Available in z colors.
On sale at Berger's two
stores, S05 East 1S5th ST., ~.
1-6250 and 6919 Superior Ave.,
HE. 1869. Free parking in
the rear. We deliver. (Advt.)
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-08-02

LITTLE ADS with BIG re-
suits :. folks say of our Classi-
feds! Try one yourself and
join the ranks of "Satisfieds"!
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-08-02
WANTED TO RENT

AUTO club needs garage, call
Ii. 1-1756.
LIST your vacancies with c. Ray
Billings: prompt service. 1888 ST.
Clair ave, GL. 1-2508.
5-ROOM house with garden spot.
near Eastlake. $75-s80 month.
S5l-4452
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-08-02
NICE SECTION

WILLOWICK: Bedroom. sitting
room, private bath for gentleman
upstairs of quiet home. convent
entity located; exchange refer
ences. VIII. 3-0709
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-08-02

BLANDFORD, Green: room, adult
home, privileges, near bus.
KE 1-6206.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-08-02

HAYDEN-St. Clair; 2-bedroom
apartment. completely furnished;
also 1-bedroom apartment fur
nished. UL. 1-48l1.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-08-02

ROOM and board for middleaged
gentleman. widows home, lovely
home for the right party.
| Sal -S090
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-08-02

MIDDLE-aged couple; furnished,
rent free; care of home for elder
ly gentleman: pay utilities. 887
Royal. w. 1-1301.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-08-02

5-ROOM furnished brick bungalow
with garage, in Euclid. Ohio.
Phone KE. l-1484 between 8 p. m.
| to 9 q, m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-08-02

LADY will share apartment with
same, In East Cleveland near Eu-
cid; references exchanged.
KE 1.6152
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-08-02

1920 ST. Clair; a rooms and bath,
up, $40; key at 9S4 East 144th.
GIL. 1-2500.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-08-02

EAST 147th, 1863; room, quiet. near
bus, private entrance, reasonable.
/ NIT
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-08-02

NEWLY decorated. and 8 room
suites. SIS and $55 1903 Knowles
end of rapid. After Thursday
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RUMMAGE SALE

THRIFT Shop, 14418 St. Clair: low
sst & prices es POSSIBLE: pargains In
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-08-02

3 BEDROOM house with extra
space. In developed area.
VIII. 2-4107.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-08-02
Wanted TO RENT

REFINED won an, white, wants
or 3 unfurnished clean rooms.
private bath: near stores and
bus: must have utilities fur
nisned. to $65; by September 1st.
PE 1Ocn}
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-08-02

EUCLID ave-, Euclid, o.; front
room. next to bath, bus lines.
KT 1-4721
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MODERN S rooms and bath. upper
suite of 2 family. garage: car
peted living and dining. S85. 1919
= East 183th. w. 1895.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-08-02

EAST 256th near Euclid ave-; nice
room, kitchen privileges.
RE c.T66Q
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-08-02

RETIRED widow wants 2 unfurr-
ished rooms with private bath;
CollinWood area. 68l -4035.
ROOM and board in private home
for elderly man: East Cleveland
TT 5-15O1 after & n m
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EAST PARK DRIVE

OFF Lake Shore blvd: rooms up;
new kitchen, newly decorated;
adults. KE. 1-0S80
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-08-02

OR room apartment. 1st floor.
451-9375.
Evening star., 1962-05-13

q CO1uCuAdAA, u1oAudtAC dCtOIg l1upCE-
senator, narrator and satirist.
Satire, unfortunately, has almost
gone out of style in show business"
Carney comments. "But it will never
die. With satire, you can do so much to
drive a point home.
''In our show, we kid the old-time
ballads. American popular music is an
integral part of our nations history,
and it says a good deal more than
many a windy book I've read on the
subject"
The program will try to prove that
the popular music Of an era is a good
clue to the manners and customs of
that period.
"It is also tribute to the ingenuity
of songwriters," says Carney. Take
the telephone. More than 200 songs
have been written about it. We play
the most popular one Of all, a real
tear-jerker entitled Hello, Central,
Give Me Heaven"
Among the nostalgia ditties included
in the show are Father, Dear Father,
Come Home With Me Now" "A Wo-
man Is Only Woman But Good
Cigar Is Smoke" and Irving Berlin's
almost forgotten prohibition era clas-
sic, "You Cannot Make Your Shimmy
Shake on Tea"
While Carney is billed as the shows
narrator, he also lends his baritone
voice to the occasion and teams with
Miss Ghostley in toast to the World
War II craze for Latin American mu-
sic, South America, Take 1t Away"
For a finale" Carney says, I'VE
even throw in fast glimpse Of Elvis
Presley.
but it's tough to tell whether he's
fad or foible."
Evening star., 1962-05-13

~ seriously.
He has his own solution.
He takes" television about every
three months-and then generally as
host for an hour of musical satire on
Americana.
Carney, who sharply curtailed his
video activities this season to star in
Broadway's Take Her, She's Nine"
pays one Of his periodic visits to tele-
vision Sunday night when he hosts
"Fads and Foibles" for NBC's SHOW
of the Week"
On hand to help Carney explore the
nations love for novelty - from the
Civil War croquet craze to rock n roll
will be Barbara Cook, Alice Ghost
ley, Eileen Rodgers and James Hurst.
I'VE take a musical and-we hope
entertaining look at the subject" Car
ney says.
The program attempts to portray
the colorful variety Of the American
musical scene from generation to
generation, as well as to sample the
different styles of performance on
the musical stage.
Carney is expected to make guest
appearances on Jackie Gleason's show
next season, when the rotund comedi-
an returns to CHS. But he prefers not
to be tied down to weekly television.
II like to be free to do things" Car
ney explains. 81 like ii just the way
it's been - some TV work but not
enough to interfere with Broadway"
The man who rose from the sewer
as Gleason's sidekick to become star
in his own right is a man of many
talents. He has proven his worth as
Evening star., 1962-05-13
ART CARNEY SATIRIZES
SOUND OF AMERICAN MUSIC
BY FRANK JUDGE
BY FRANK JUDGE

RT Carney thinks most
people take teIevision too
seriously.
Evening star., 1962-12-16
MILLER, MCCORMICK ALSO FIGURE IN 6MAN DEAL
Orioles Trade Fisher, Hoeft to Giants

pitcher in the deal, won II
games at Baltimore in 1860
and 10 in 1861, but was 7-e
this year with a poor ERA oi
500. He is a highlander.
Hoeft, 30, has been in the
majors for II seasons. He won
16 games at Detroit in 1855
and 20 the next year but has
won no more than seven in
any year since 1858. The lefty
was 4-8 with a 4.62 ERA in
1862.
Orsino returned to the
Giants in mid-season after a
tour of military service and got
13 hits in 48 appearances
Orsino, "a. bats and throws
righthanded.
Coker, 26, a righthanded bat
ter, was formerly with Phil
adelphia, but spent 1862 with
Buffalo in the international
League.
Fisher is apparently the key
man in Giants plans. Juar
Marichal was the only youne
starting pitcher the Giants hac
last season.
1 Veterans Billy Pierce. Jack
Sanford and Billy O'Dell han
died the rest OF the load. bui
IL is generally conceded the
Giants need more young start
ers to give the vets adequate
rest.
/ Hoeft, who pitched 81 time'
for the Orioles last year, vii
Evening star., 1962-12-16

The 6-foot-2, 2l0-pound
catcher currently is playing for
Ponce in the Puerto Rican
League. where he is hitting 1902
with rs hits. including seven
home runs.
Leppert was In the minor
leagues from 1855 through 1861,
including four years In
Triple-A ball. He was brought
up by the Pirates In 1861 and
was in % games. batting .267
Leppert played most Of his
minor league ball In Texas. In
five years he hit home runs In
double figures. He had 10 with
Corpus Christi in a part season
In 1855. 20 with Austin In 1851
and IL In SO. He hit l3 homers
for Dallas In 1859 and slugged
II home runs and ID doubles
for Dallas-Fort Worth In the
American Association In 1860
The Senator'S new catcher
shares a major league record
with a teammate. John Ken
nedy. He hit a home run his
first time at bat In the major
leagues. June l8, 1861 Kennedy
homered his first time at bal
for the Senators last season.
Leppert, who attended Wa
bash College, lives in Indianap'
oils, his birthplace.
The purchase Of the catcher
brings the Senators roster I,
! 40 players, the maximum.
Evening star., 1962-12-16
Terrapins Beat
Virginia., Snap
Losing String
CHARLOTTESVILLE.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.
Dec. is tSpeciaD .-Unheralded
Connie Carpenter, who never
had scored more than 13 points
IN any collegiate game before,
made % here tonight as Mary
land ended a 12-game basket
ball losing streak with a 67-6l
triumph over Virginia.
Carpenter scored IL points in
a row midway in the second
half to bring the Terps from
behind a five-point deficit,
During his dazzling perform
ance he sank IL of l9 floor
shots.
During his hot streak, Car
penter made six successive
shots, the first giving Maryland
a 46-46 tie. His last basket put
the Terps ahead. 56-54, but
Mike Greenberg tied it seconds
later.
Then Sam McWilliams, a
Maryland sophomore, hit from
the side, Carpenter added an
other jumper, and the Terps
we're ahead to stay. 60-56. In
the latter stages of the game,
Maryland led by as many as 10
points, 67-57.
This was the Terps' first vic.
tory in five games this season
and ended a losing streak that
dated back to February 6 of the
l96l-62 campaign. To win,
Maryland came up with its best
shooting of the season, hitting
% of 81 shots for 45.2 per cent.
Virginia, now l-5 for the sea-
son, hit 1873 per cent.
| Besides Carpenters contribu-
tion, Maryland picked up II
points and nine rebounds from
Jerry Greenspan and l3 points
from Bob Eicher. Gene Engel
and Chip Conner each scored
20 points for Virginia.
| For a while Maryland ap.
peared as if it might win easily
The Terps, getting balanced
early scoring, rushed off to
22-11 lead after less than Mint
minutes of play, but Virginii
scrapped back 10 close the mar
gin to 1926 at the half.
Virginia then got its attacI
in gear and moved in front
44-39. with 1851 left. Car
, penter. a 6-foot-4 senior fror
Norwalk, Conn. then took ovel
He scored II of his % point
in the second half. He entere
In the preliminary gam
! Maryland's freshmen poste
: their third victory in .c,
games, beating the Cavalie
frOcb 1n1-72
Evening star., 1962-12-16

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. is
(AP). - The San Francisco
Giants and Baltimore Orioles
made a wholesale exchange OF
1862 pitching disappointments
today and threw two young
catchers into a six-man deal
announced only a few hours
before the inter-league trading
deadline.
The National League cham
pions sent Stu Miller, Mike Nc
Cormick and Catcher John Or
sino to the Orioles for Jack
Fisher, Billy Hoeft and Catch
er Jim Coker.
Miller. who will be 35 De-
cember 26, was the National
League earned run average
champion in 1858 and a IA
game winner in 1861 as he LED
the Giants bullpen staff. Buj
the highlander slumped tc
5-8 and a 4.l2 ERA last sea-
son as wildneSS plagued his ef-
fectiveness.
Mccormick. a 6-year veteran
though he is only "a, signed
with the Giants for about $685..
900 in 1856. He won is games
in 1860 but was only SIS ir
1862, complaining that his left
(pitchingD arm hurt whenever
he threw hard.
Oddly, he and Miller eacf
had 500 career records: 59-5!
and 67-67, respectively.
Fisher, at %, the youngest
Evening star., 1962-12-16
CATCHING INSURANCE
Senators Purchase
Leppert From BUGS
By MERRELL WHITTLESEY
Star Staff Writer

Dy MEhhELL WIFI ILEoEH
Star staff Writer
The Senators obtained catch
ing insurance yesterday when
they purchased Don Leppert,
Ia 30-year-old. righthanded-
hitting receiver from the Pitts
burgh Pirates. General Man.
ager George Selkirk said the
amount paid was considerably
over the waiver price"
Leppert played in As games
as the Pirates second-string
catcher last year. He batted
.266, with six doubles, a triple
and three home runs among
his 81 hits.
The deal follows the pattern
Of a majority Of the trades and
purchases made under. Selkirk
in that he has had personal
contact with the player. In
1885 Leppert played under Sell
kirk for Wichita, then a mem
ber of the American Associa-
tion.
Leppert has power. is a fair
receiver and has a better than
average arm, Selkirk said.
Selkirk feels a team needs
three catchers, and the Sena-
tors we're down TO two after
trading Harry Bright, who filled
In as a catcher In emergencies,
Bright was used only three
times last year, but the SEN
ators were fortunate In that
Ken Retzer and Bob Schmidt
escaped injury.
Leppert also will give the
club another righthanded-
hitting pinch hitter.
Evening star., 1962-12-16

undoubtedly be counted on to
replace Miller in the bullpen.
Coker figures to inherit Orsino's
third-string catching assign
ment.
Orsino's departure indicates
veteran Ed Bailey will be re-
tanned by the Giants to split
the catching job with Tom Hal
Ter, who became the first
stringer through much of the
late season.
The big man in the trade
for Baltimore could be Orsino,
who finished the 1862 season
with the Giants after batting
Evening star., 1962-12-16

1927 for Tacoma of the Triple-A
Pacific Coast League.
One of the prime items on
the list of Oriole needs for
1868 is a hard-hitting catcher.
The club recently obtained vet
eran Dick Brown from Detroit,
but over the years he has not
hit for a high average.
Lee MacPhail, president and
general manager of the Orioles,
said Miller will give the Orioles
a good one-two relief punch,
along with highlander Hoyt
Wilhelm. Both saved l3 games
last year.
Evening star., 1962-12-16
Eagles Sign CoIIeeiun

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. is
AP).-Coach Jim Bender Of
West Chester State announced
today that his star fullback,
Joe The Cyclone) Iacone, has
signed a contract with the
Philadelphia Eagles.
Evening star., 1962-12-16
Brown Leads
Cleveland 10
1910 Triumph

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. IS
(AP) .-Fullback Jimmy Brown
sloshed through the mud to
score both Cleveland touch
downs today, providing the
Browns with a 1910 triumph
over the San Francisco 49ers in
their National Football League
| finale.
Brown went over on runs Of
five and IL yards in this ma
tionally televised battle in the
slime of Kezar Stadium before
1924 rain-soaked fans.
AS weather and field condi-
tions worsened in the second
half. neither team scored.
Misses Try for 1000 Yards
Brown missed his bid to gain
1000 yards for a fifth straight
season, failing four yards short.
/ lie went into the game with
86 yards rushing and made 1903
in the first half. However, he
got only 81 in the second half,
for a season total of 996. He
carried % times today.
The 49ers scored first when
Quarterback John Brodie skirt
ed right end on fourth down
from the /. 1t climaxed a drive
of 70 yards in IA plays. Tommy
Davis converted TO make it TO
Cleveland smashed right back
on a 70-yard march in sever
plays. Brown gained so yards
in four carries. His longest was
a drive up the middle for 30.
Lou Groza did not have a
chance to try the conversion
as the snap from center slith-
cred away.
Brown Scores From IL
The Browns scored the next
time they controlled the ball
going So yards in eight plays
with Brown contributing 20 in
three carries, including IL for
the touchdown.
This time Groza booted the
extra point TO give the Browns
a 1877 advantage. San Fran
cisco collected three points
midway in the second period on
Davis i4-yard field goal. That
ended the scoring for the day
Cleveland's defense featured
the second half. holding the
49ers after a first down on the
Browns 5. and time-after-timC
throwing Brodie for losses,
Glass FOils Brodie
Defensive End Bill Glass per-
sonally ruined the 49ers' finaI
bid when he tackled Brodi6
for two 6-yard losses after San
Francisco reached the Cleve.
land 10.
J Davis field goal attempt
from the Al went wide.
= with seconds remaining. thu
Browns had chance for
third touchdown when tho
40ers gambled within their owl
10 and Brodie was thrown a
: the 2 on fourth down.
On the first play Brown los
3 and gained back only / as th,
final gun sounded.
ska ksVfinSNR francisco / 9 al.
san Francisco L. run tDavi
r Cleveland Brown 3, run tkick failed
cleyeland-Brovn i2, run toroA
san francisoo--Fo Davis. IL
Attendance, 35,2iA
Evening star., 1962-12-16
CIV Loses
18th in Row
ToWoIfpuck

RALEIGH, N. c., Dec. Is
(AP).-North Carolina state
maintained a basketball jinx
over George Washington, beat
ing the Colonials, 87-48, to-
night.
1t was the 18th straight VIC
tory over George Washington
for Coach Everett Cases Wolf
pack. The way the State cagers
did it didn't look hard at all.
N. c. State led from the start
and had a 50-26 advantage at
the half. The Wolfpack con-