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Evening star., 1962-12-30

Mckay, who already has
been named the Touchdown
Clubs college coach Of the
year, took a team that in
cluded only II lettermen, one
that had won only eight games
against IL losses and a tie in
his previous two seasons, and
nodded it into the champion
of the Big Six and won a berth
in the Rose Bowl against Wis
consin New Years Day.
Mckay gave the Trojans a
highly diversified attack off
his shifting T offense. But
even more impressive was
Southern CALIFORNIA; defensive
record. Washington, Iowa and
Notre Dame were shut out,
and UCLA and Southern Meth
odist could score only a field
goal apiece.
Evening star., 1962-12-30

who is universally acclaimed
one Of the best putters in golf,
miss three Of less than five
feet and drop a 24-hole de-
cision to Homero Blancas, the
swarthy son of a Mexican i'm
migrant, in the fourth round Of
the National Amateur, a cham
pionship that was decid e d
eventually between Labron Har-
ris and Downing Gray. Harris
won.
There were other disappoint-
ments. Perhaps the greatest
was Charley Bassler'S collapse
in the Eastern Open when he
led the field after eight holes
of the final round.
The light Bassler took on
Mount Peasants 18th hole
won't go down with the eight
Sam Snead took on the 72nd
hole of the National Open, but
anybody who saw BasSler Strug-
Cling to hold off Doug Fore
will never forget it.
A victory by BasSler woulc
have been a wonderful climax
Evening star., 1962-12-30

of the smallest craft, and galley
refinements.
While such useless appen-
dages as tail fins have been
completely done away with
most meaningful design
changes will be found below
the waterline. Model announ-
cements by all the leading
builders show an increase In
catamaran hullS, cathedral
trimarans, longitudinal step
hulls, reverse strakes and di-
hedral wee shapes on both in
board and outboard craft.
Topside, the small boats are
getting more decorative vinyl
and more generous portions OF
fiberglass to cover decks. cock
pits and cabin tops.
Fiberglass Use Increases
Builders also seem to be
aware Of the demand for more
completely equipped craft. They
are installing more electric re-
frigerators and. In some cases,
air conditionsers.
About half Of the Coliseum
fleet will be of fiberglass with
more boats more than 80 feet
long Of that material than In
any prior show.
Biggest boat will be a As
foot, 5-inch cruiser to be shown
by Century Boat Co. Biggest
fiberglaSs cruiser will be a
will be q Hatteras 41-footer
For the sailing fan, 40 diff
ferent classes of one-designs
will be on display.
AS in recent years, three days
reserved for the trade will pre-
cede the public opening. Other
wise, show hours will be 1890
am. to 10:30 pm. Saturdays,
/ to 7 pm. Sundays and noon
to l0:3O pm. Monday though
Friday.
Evening star., 1962-12-30
BY CHARLES COVELL
n.,Aa.o. usSlt.-

Boating will get off to a
flying start in 1868 with at least
30 shows scheduled in l8 states
during January and February.
The first major event is the
$50 annual National Motor
Boat Show scheduled to open
to the public Saturday, January
IL, in the New York Coliseum.
Sponsored by the National As
sociation of Engine and Boat
Manufacturers, it will con-
tinue through January 20.
After that, shows will come
In rapid succession in Houston,
Tex, Los Angeles, Boston, De-
troit, Cleveland, Washington,
Baltimore and other large cities
throughout the country.
Show Here February 1924
The National Guard Armory
will be the scene February To-
"a of this city's Second Inter-
national Boat and Sport Show
which promises to be bigger
and better than last years
initial venture which. the spon-
sors say, led to 50 million in
sales.
Sponsors again are William
F. Campbell Of Ashtabula,
Ohio, and his associate, Donald
Bishop. AS was the policy last
Evening star., 1962-12-30
THE SUNDAY STAR
20 IN 10 STATES .
Boat Show Season Opens

year, they stress that there
will be no exhibits or merchan-
disc sales not directly related to
boating or allied sports.
At the same time, they are
attempting to broaden the
shows appeal to sportSmen
and have obtained the services
of expert fly and bait casters
from the National Capital
Casting Club who will demon
strate the proper techniques in
a large tank.
Chris Craft to Show Yacht
AS for boats, they will be of
every description. including
some of the cream of the ex-
hibits in the New York show.
Among them will be Chris
Crafts new 35-foot sailing
yacht. Designed by Sparkman
and Stephens and priced at
about $25, 900, it is the manu-
facturer's first entry In the
sailing field.
The Washington show will
be followed February 27-March
4 by the ninth annual Chesa-
peake Bay Boat Show to take
place in the Fifth Regiment
Armory, Baltimore.
For the New York show, q
$2.5 million collection of almost
500 boats, hundreds of marine
engines and thousands of ac-
cessories will be displayed on
the five levels, covering 10000
square feet, of the Coliseum.
Theme Carried Over
The theme of last years
show, "The Wonderful World
of Boats" has been carried over
and while male visitors will be
more interested in design
changes, women will be i'm
pressed by the attention given
to deep-pile carpeting on some
Evening star., 1962-12-30
Rowe to Head
Golf Committee

Melvin Rowe of Court House
will serve as Middle Atlantic
PGA tournament committee
chairman for 1868, George
Bird, the association president
from Richmond, announced
yesterday.
Rowe, a former Maryland
Open champion, succeeds Clare
Emery of the Washington Golf
and Country Club as tourna-
ment chairman.
Evening star., 1962-12-30

of Baton Rouge, La, star of
Tulane's tennis squad.
In other opening-roun
matches, Ronnie Fisher of the
University of Texas rallied to
top Australian Don Russell,
ST, 60, 60, and Cliff
Buccholz of st. Louis defeated
Ned Neely of Atlanta, 8-6.
2-6, Ga.
After completion of the
eight first round matches.
quarter-finals were scheduled
later in the day.
Doubles play, runnin g
through Monday, is scheduled
to begin tomorrow.
Evening star., 1962-12-30
Lewis Leads
St. John S 10
Tourney Title
BY JIM CAWOOD
Contributing Writer

Bob Lewis of st. Johns made
his first II field goal attempts
and scored 35 points to lead the
Cadets to an easy 95-47 victory
over previously unbeaten
O'Connell last night in the
finals of the second annual
O'Connell high school basket
ball tournament.
The six-foot- three senoir>
chosen for the second straight
year as the most valuable
player. made l3 of is shots and
nine Of IL free throws as the
Cadets efortlessly defen d e d
their championship before
about 1,700 spectators. Lewis
did not miss a shot from the
floor until the third period.
Although he played only
three quarters, Lewis broke the
tournament scoring mark Of 80
points set last night by Dan
DuVall Of Towson Catholic.
The Cadets 95-point total was
13 more than their own previ-
Gus tournament team scoring
record.
O'Connell held the Cadets to
a 1911 margin at the end Of
the first quarter, but Lewis
converted two rebounds into
baskets and added two free
throws at the start Of the sec
ond period to give st. Johns
an 11-point bulge, which kept
increasing throughout the
game. The regulars were pulled
after three quarters with st.
Johns leading, 7l-30.
Ron Panneton added 81
points in the Cadets third vic
tory in four games. Steve Buck
ley scored Is points and Tom
McVean IL for the Knights,
who had won seven prior
games.
Named to the all-tournament
team were Lewis, Panneton and
Ned Carr of st. Johns, Buck
lev and Steve Matson Of O'Con-
nell, George Smith and Frank
Gaidjunas of LaSalle, Jim
Howard of st. Stephens, Ed
Henry Of West Catholic and
DuVall of Towson Catholic.
In preliminary games La
Sale and West Catholic OF
Philadelphia finished third anc
fifth, respectively. while Lam
don ended up in seventh.
LaSalle defeated st. Ste-
phen's. 67-56. West Catholic
took Towson Catholic into tow
1886, while Landon breezed II
a 58-40 decision over Gooc
Evening star., 1962-12-30
Eagles Defeat
Catholic u. in
InVitationaI
BY STEVE HERSHEY
Star staff Writer

A toITid first-half shooting
performance by Jim Shickora
and clutch foul shooting by
sophomore Jim Buffler gave
American University the edge
it needed last night to win the
first District Of Columbia In
vitational basketball tourna-
ment, 1887. over host Catolic
University.
Shickora, the tournaments
most valuable player enjoyed
the best night Of his three sea-
sons on the varsity, hitting IT
Of 81 shots on the way to a
81 point total.
The 8 foot 4 Junior from
Somerville, N. j., kept the
Eagles in the game In the first
half by sinking nine Of 10 shots
and collecting eight rebounds
while AUS big man, AL billiard,
was saddled to the bench with
three personal fouls.
Buffler, who shared scoring
honors with Ben Still, with 10
the second half for Coach
points Friday night, started
Jimmy williams and responded
with a brilliant floor game and
IL of IA free throws.
Makes Nine Straight
He made nine straight in the
last eight minutes when Gu
had pulled within two points,
6l-59.
Despite a heroic effort by
Gene Horan, who scored rs
points, the Cardinals never
quite made it with their second
half rally. After trailing 1898
at intermisSion, the Cards tied
the score three times, the last
48-48 with 13 minutes left to
play. Then they went three
and a half minutes without a
point while AU pulled away to
a 56-48 advantage.
Horan came back with IA
straight points but Buffler was
busy sinking foul shots and
the closest Gu got was 1851
with about $50 to play.
Ron Rawlins, who finished
with IL points, dropped in four
successive foul shots, Buffler
added four from the same spot,
and Shickora climaxed his big
night with two long one
handlers to give the Eagles their
biggest margin at the finish.
Shickora and Buffler Of AU
were named to the all tourna-
ment team along with the
Cardinals one-two punch of
Horan and Bill Leahy and Bob
Leggett of the Coast Guard.
Earlier Coast Guard Acad-
emy won its first basketball
game Of the season, 64-52, over
Long Island University in the
consolation game.
Captain Bob Leggett's %
points led the Cadets, who have
lost eight games. LIU is 81
for the year.
Evening star., 1962-12-30
Missouri's Johnson
Sions With Buffalo

BUFFALO, N. Y, Dec. 20
(AP). - The Buffalo Bills of
the American Football League
today said they had signed
Quarterback Jim johnson of
Missouri and End Alan Arbuse
of Rhode Island to 1868 con-
tracts.
Arbuse, a 243-pound line
man, was the l4th draft choice
of the Los Angeles Rams of the
National Football League.
Evening star., 1962-12-30

Totals % Il 81 Totals 20 II o.
Halftime: LIU, 1920.
Free throws miSsed-LIU. Couch,
Dos AMOS .. Hillman, Herman: Coast
Guard, Laggett, Pachman 2. Somers,
10y, Mccarthy 3. Hoppe ..
Personal fouls-LIU, Couch T. Dos
AMOS 3. Herman 3. Katalino 2, Jones,
Lopez 4, Stuart 3: Coast Guard, Leg
gett, Pochman .. Somers 3, 10y, Nc
Carthy 3, Hoppe, AndraSik.
Evening star., 1962-12-30

position of having added to his
glories, yet having lost in sta
ture. Jack Nicklaus. some say,
is the new Dalai Lama.
: The Ohio fat boy, who is the
best rookie ever to hit the PGA
trail, beat Palmer in personal
combat for the National Open
after they tied over 70 holes.
This was in June. In Septem-
ber, this insolent blimp added
another afront to the Palmer
dynasty by winning an incon-
sequential title called the
World Series Of Golf" which
carried a highly consequential
fund of $4,000 with it.
Nicklaus even beat Palmer in
the PGA, although Gary Play
er, relying on his four-wood and
raisins (for accuracy and ener-
gy, respectively beat every
body.
The year 1862 was stuffed
with odd situations, not the
least of which was the Colum-
bia member-guest, which such
as Ralph Bogart, Bobby Brown
ell and Claude Wild for the first
time in their adult lives quail
fled no higher than the thirc
flight. AS a matter Of fact
Wild was in the 18th flight.
1t also was a year in which
Manor lost the State team
matches for the lack Of pal
on the 18th hole at the Countr!
Club of Maryland. If any ont
of four players had pared th'
, 18th, a relatively simple littl'
par four, Manor would hav'
I won. None did and the Balti'
more Club won in a playoff.
At one stage 1862 looked lik'
1861 when Robbye King, thu
: District Women's champion
; from Army Navy, collapsed il
: the Virginia Women's and los
to Mary Pat Jansen again
Robbye extracted revenge b,
: beating Mary Pat in the Ma
tional Women's.
It was a year Of a wonderful
match in the Maryland Anna
teur finals when Bogart playe'
some of the best golf Of hi
career to beat Brownen a
Woodholme.
Perhaps no year in recen
memory saw two such contro
versial rulings brought int
focus as when Bill Sporre. a.
inoffensive appearing For
Meade soldier, insisted o.
counting a few Of Fran
Clark's practice puts as stroke
when Clark missed the cup o.
Argyle's 10th hole from les
than two feet.
This sent the final match Q
the Argyle Invitation into extr
holes. Clark finally won on tn
second.
Then there was the case &
Paul Quinn, a young aSSistar
pro at the Maryland Golf an
Country Club in Bel Air VIII
thought he had won the How
ard County Open. but learne
differently after he had fin
ished.
Quinn became embroiled 4
a rules dispute that hasn'
been settled emphatically vel
although Clarence DoSer 20
the winners pot. Quinn wa
disqualified for posting
wrong score after he played
provisional" ball on the 35tl
hole.
II was a year that saw Con
gressional's new course chosel
as host 10 the 1864 Nations
Open. saw the inaugural OF
junior team match series be
tween Mexico and the Unite,
States and the first women
pro tournament In the ares
the Kelly Girl open.
1t also saw Deane Beman
Evening star., 1962-12-30
Opener Won
By Mckinley

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 20
(AP).-Chuck Mckinley, play
ing a superb all-court game,
blasted his way to a ga. 6-2
victory over John Maloney in
the opening round of the Su-
gar Bowl Tennis Tournament
today.
Mckinley, the United States
top-ranked player. scored with
both forehand and backhand
passing shots, while Maloney,
a tall South African, was hamp-
cred by service faults and in
decisive court play.
Frank Froehling, III, ranked
second here and in the United
States Lawn Tennis Associa-
ton ratings, defeated 1t. Nor
man Perry, ga, 7-5.
HOlmberg Advances
Ron Holmberg outlasted
Andy Lloyd of Shreveport in
a battle of ex-Tulane stars.
l6-3, As, Ga. and Mike
Franks defeated Louisiana
State champion DR.. Robert
Borders of Shreveport, 876,
60.
A day-long downpour forced
a postponement of yesterdays
scheduled start of the tourna-
ment.
Donald Dell and Eugene
Scott scored opening-round VIC
tories as the tournament got
under way beneath sunny skies.
Dell Moves Up
Dell, of Bethesda, Md, seed
ed third and ranked seventh
nationally, defeated John
Sharpe of Australia, 6-2, 7-5
Fourth-seeded Scott, Of st
James, N. Y, scored a Ga
Us victory over Lee Fentress
Evening star., 1962-12-30

Totals 2S % 70 Totals "a 10 81
Halftime: American, 1898.
Free throws missed American,
Shickora 2. Still. Buffler 3. Catholic,
Horan 3, Leahy 3, Spencer, Skinner 5,
Tighe.
Personal fouls: American, billiard ).
Rawlins, Shiekora 8, Asbenburg 4,
Green 4, Still 4, Buffler g. Catholic,
Horan 4, Leahy 3, Spencer 3, Skinner
3, OrZechoWski, Tighe B.
Evening star., 1962-12-30
TEE TO GREEN
1862 Was Year
Of the Fat Man
By ROBERT SoMMERS

The year 1862 year like other in years.
It started with Arnold Palmer the acknowledged high
priest of golf him add considerable substance to this
belief by winning third Masters and second straight British
Open championships.
But at years end Palmer finds himself in the strange
Evening star., 1962-12-30

Personal fouls-Los Angeles, Bar
nett, 8 Baylor, Ellis 8. Krebs 9, La
Russo 3, Selvy 4, West 5, Wiley 3.
Keer ., Neumann 5, Roberts 4. SchayeS
3, Shaffer 2, walker 4.
Attendance-3.0 03b.
Evening star., 1962-12-30
BOYS CLUB
TOURNEY

MIDGET CLASS
FInaln
Falls Church, 3g, Jsllsff. 10.
JUNIOR CLASS
kemiflnAle
Fals Church, 3s, Alexandria, 81.
INTERMEDIATE CLASS
ssmlflnals
Jelloif 81. unknovna. 40.
Evening star., 1962-12-30

SYRACUSE, Dec. 90 (AP).
by Elgin Baylor, Jerry
West and Jim Krebs, the Los
Angeles Lakers scored an easy
1929 National Basketball
Association victory over the
Syracuse Nationals tonight.
Baylor led the scorers with
80 points, West added 80 and
Krebs contributed 26.
Evening star., 1962-12-30

Personal fouls, New York, Budd.
Butler, Conley q, Cola 8, Green, Guer-
in 3, Hogue 4, Shue 2. San Francisco,
Atles 3, Luckenbill 2, Meschery 8,
White g.
Attendance-S,l27,
Evening star., 1962-12-30
High School
Basketball

RESULTS YESTERDAY
O'CONNELL TOURNAMENT
Landon So, Good Counsel 10,
West Catholic 80, TowAon 80.
u ssIl, 81 * Stephen Stephen, ~ ~
wakefield al CW, postponed,
Hammond al Yorktown, postponsd,
Pals Church az start, postponed.
Carroll Tournament, postponed,
GAMES TODAY
CARROLL TOURNAMENT
GonEaEa vs.. Mount -. Joseph, D.
Hoffman n. Boston w. AnAcosua, $3.50,
Carroll Tournament, 1iih.
DeMatha W., Maekin, Oi3O.
GAMES TOMORROW
Carroll Tofnansnt, 7!i5.
Evening star., 1962-12-30

Totals 232iC C7 Totals 1870 81
Haiftims-st. stephens, 3i.2G.
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Stripper." sing Lonely Town." Satin
Doll" and when Fall in Love" Edie
also will have good company in Duke
Ellington and his orchestra and Emmy
Award winning actor Peter Fulk. Elling-
toms band will do "A Truin," and Fclk
hos monoIog in the guise Of q phil
osophizing New York City cab driver.
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l:l:l:S33 COVER;

EDlE ADAMS will
be much in the
spotlight when she
launches the first
of her Here's
Edie'' specials
Tuesday night on
ABc-N. She will
do on impression
istic dance, THE
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@ I !

MlyoShl, she says, Meals Deau-
tiful life l think it is"
One reason for her belief is her star
ring roIe-along with John Forsythe,
David Wayne and Paul Ford-in Tea
house of the August Moon," which
opens the Hall of Fame" season on
NBC Friday night.
Miyoshi, now %, spent her sub-teen
years in war-ravaged Japan. After the
war, she delighted GIs with her singing
of American songs in camp shows and
night clubs.
Brought to America, she won recog-
milton as a featured performer on
Arthur Godfrey's television shows.
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MUCH PRAISED
my mother never read about the
award" Miyoshi explains. Nor did
she ever write to me about it. You see,
she can't read or write"
The following year little Miyoshi
married TV director, Winfield Opie.
Displaying her versatility, Miyoshi
won critical praise for her portrayal
of Mel Ling in Broadway's Flower
Drum Song"
Friday night, Miyoshi, who has had
both acting and singing roles on tele-
vision this season, plays Lotus Bios
som, a beautiful geisha girl.
Forsythe, Wayne and Ford are cast
in the parts they created in the Pulitzer
Prize-winning play in 1858. Later it
was turned into a successful movie.
ORIENTAL GUILE
"Teahouse of the August Moon" is
a robust comedy about bubbling US.
Army captain named Fisby (Forsythe)
whose job it is to bring democracy to
the tiny Okinawan village of Tobiki.
With pompous Col. Purdy (Ford)
pressing him onward and upward, FiS-
by soon learns that his efforts are out
matched by the charm and guile of the
fconf. on Poge ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-21

IYOSHI Umeki, the Japa-
nese doll come to life, is
living up to her name.
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MIYOSHPS CAREER FLOWERS
IN TELEVISION TEAHOUSE'
BY FRANK JUDGE

THAT is what really started me in
America" she recalls.
Once started, her career has been
ascending ever since. She has the
inherent talent of born star.
Miyoshi tried acting in l957-and
promptly won an Oscar for her per-
Torrance in "Sayonara.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-22
Coin Condition
Picture Guide

The best way to settle dis
putes about coin grading Is
to consult q set Of authorita-
tive photographs. 10 make
this easy, the Sterling Pub
fishing Co. has released
Pictorial Guide to Coin Con-
ditions" by Burton Hobson
and Fred Reinfeld.
This pocket-sized paper
bound book provides enlarged
photographs made by the
American Numismatic Asso-
citation. which set standards
for all levels Of condition for
all popularity collected United
States and Canadian coins.
1t sells for IS cents. B. F..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-22
NUMISMATIC NOTES
Alaska Tokens-4

Highest denomination of
all the Alaska bingles was a
$40 token issued by the
Sheppard Trading Co. of
Mountain Village, Alaska.
Mountain Village is about
10 miles north and slightly
west of Bethel along the Kus-
kokwin River. The Sheppard
Trading Co. still operates
there.
The entire set of Sheppard
bingles is made of aluminium.
Denominations are Is and
so cents, 81. IS, $40 and $40.
The three lower denomina-
lions are round, the three
higher octagonal in shape.
These bingles were ordered
destroyed by the Govern
ment. Only five sets are
known, including one in the
possession of the author.
LEWIS HOPFENMAIER II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-22
Mozart and Byrd

One Of Mozart's last works,
his Requiem In D minor. K.
626, also was one Of his most
beautiful. Particularly when
it Is executed with the fervor
and discipline one hears from
q Telefunken record Of the
Munich Bach Chorus and
Orchestra conducted by Karl
Richter.
Providing excellent solo
parts are soprano Maria Sta
der, cbntralto Hertha Toep-
per, tenor John Van Kesteren
and bass Karl-C hristian
Kohn.
Equally lovely and as high
ly recommended Is q Vox rec
ord Of two pieces by William
Byrd-Mass for Four Voices
and Mass for Five Voices.
This Is another Of q series
Of fine performances recently
emanating from Canada and
the Montreal Bach Choir I'M
der George Little. Those not
acquainted with the charm
ing cantrapuntal music of
the 18th century Byrd will
find this a surprising treat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-22
PHILATELlc NEWS
NotionoI Apprenticeship Stamp
To Be Issued Here August 81

Scouts Of America. It sells
for IS cents. The entire
album including the supple
ment. 40 three-ring looseleaf
pages, costs $1.35. It is avail
able from the Boy Scouts
of America, New Brunswick,
N. j.
New Issues
CANADA-A scent black
and rose stamp marking the
centenary of the City Of Vic
toria, British Columbia, will
be issued August %. The de-
sign by Helen Bacon Of To-
ronton includes the 21a pence
stamp issued in 1851 for
British Columbia and Van
couver Island.
On September 4 a scent
black and gold stamp win
commemorate the official
opening Of the Trans Canada
Highway, a hard =. surfaced
two lane highway through
some Of the most difficult
bodybuilding terrain in the
world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-22
An Organ Recital

Awning combination:
Carl Weinrich playing Bach
on the Holtkamp Organ In
the General Theological Sem
mary. New York. This is q
stunning RCA Victor record
by q masterful organist who
makes the instrument glow
In all its glory.
The all-Bach program in
cludes Toccata and Fugue in
D minor, Prelude and Fugue
in z fiat. Toccata and Fugue
No. 8 in d minor and Toccata
No. 8 In e. Brilliant playing
and brilliant sound.