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Place u mixture In l-quart
casserole; top with aspara-
etiA. Sprinkle lemon juice
over asparagus. Add remain-
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AMUSEMENT PARK

Continued
room for another coaster, the
Comet, Jr. The Spanish Ballroom,
erected in 1888 and host to most
of the Big Name Bands of the
World War ii era, is now used
only occasionally. But the changes
are superficial. This season more
than a million persons will flock
to Glen Echo to be thrilled, to be
amused, to have fun. That's ex.
actly what the Baltzley Brothers
had in mind back in 1884,
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SPENCER
ROCKVIIIE
T. N. LERNER


ROCKVILLE - Retired couple or
honeymooners. Like-new 2-bedrm.
rambler, fenced yard, fruit trees.
S13,95O. -i600.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
KEMP MILL ESTATES

hEMF MILL ESTATES
Enter this immaculate brk. split
level and notice the beaut. tiled
entrance foyer, the majestic all.
brk. firepl. In liv. rm., then walk
through the lge. din. rm. out onto
the scr.-in patio (iust ! Of 81.
Let you wife delight in the ad-
vance design, maintenance free,
formica kit. cabinets and mod.
appliances. Be sure not to miss
the pantry! See the 3 generous
sized bedrms. with IVA baths and
lge. 4th bedrm. or den. After
you've see the lovely rec. Tm.
with and firepl., wander around
the nicely Handicapped yard! YOU
MUST CALL IMMEDIATELY TO
INSPECT THIS HOUSE! DON'T
MISS OUT! JUST Z p ~ c E D
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ENGLISH MANOR
HILLANDALE

111L1fANDA
I0310 Royal Road-Brick
split-level. Like new. 3
large bedrooms, 2 baths
on upper level. Living
room, separate dining
room, table-Space kitch-
en-. Recreation room, 4th
bedrm. and bath on lower
level. CENTRALLY AIR
CONDITIONED. Price,
$28,950. Dir: New Hamp-
shire Ave. to Hillandale
FirehouSe chalmers Rd0,
left l block to Royal Rd.,
left again to Open House.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
tcONTlNUEo)

BETHESDA. EDGEMooR-lst Of
fering. 3-bedrm., 3 full baths, brick
Colonial. separate din. rm,,
screened porch. rec. rnn., garage,
l blk. to Edgemoor Club. S25,950.
THOMAS g. KELLEY CO.
REALTORS OIL. 4-S333
BETBESDA-6-bedroom, 3h-bath
brick split-level, located in COM
munity of fine homes. Central air
conditioning, center hall. spacious
living room with fireplace, family
sized dining rm., all-electric kit.
with breakfast area. Recreation
room at ground level. basement,
carport. $4,000. KORzENDOR-
FER. Realtor, OIL. 4-Sll1 til o.
Observation-Disclosures NEW s.
bedrm. cont m p, on wooded Va
acre, S42,o50. Choose your colnrs.
COLQUITT RLTY. OIL. 2-000l Til ?
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

BUILDER CLOSEOUT
Upper County. Only . leftl Brick
ramblers, 3 bedrms., . baths, full
bSmt., garage or carport. sep. din.
nm, s4-acre lots. S20,750 and
S2l,500.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
GAITHERsBURG

AND VICINITY
5-bedrm. foyer ent. brk. Colonial, sep
din. rm., family sized kit, firepls.,
2l1 baths, full bsmt., rec. rm., bar
storage space. City water, h..w.h.,
3.bedrm., split.foyer rambler, firepl.
In liv. rm. and rec. rm., baths,
garage, prestige location. Reduced
IS min. from Acc. a-bedrm., brk.
rambler on lge. wooded lot. Pegged
FIR. nv. rm., firepl., mod. kit. and
family din. rm., paneled rec rnl.,
intercom, patio and carport. Scenic
Near Rte. 7Ao, 3-bedrm., 2-bath ram.
bier, lge. liv. rm., family rm., walk.
out bsmt. Owners anxious to sell.
3.bedrm. brick rambler, full bsmt.i
breeZeway, garage. Beaut. view.
o. d. FIELD, INC. 800.
WI. o-2U3 WA. o-2oIu
GAITHERSBURG- lovely older
homes, large trees, and 4 bedrms
bsA lyiISs W; acres. partly wood
ed, nice rambler, beamed ceiling
firepl., walk-out bsmt., Sl5,950
LOUIS e. SWEADNER, REAL ES
TATE, A36 n. Frederick ave. Cal
p4s.502O p26.354l
GNLATIN ST. NV, I2I3-open
81. lovely det.. home, 3 bedrms.
Ia baths, firepl, in liv, rm., large
din. rm.. porch, 2-car garage,
COW. tranSp,, all schools, churches,
shopping. Party furn. If desired,
Priced for immed. sale.
GEO. ALLEN, Realtor, 949-l95O
GEORGIA AVE. EXT. Cleaner thar
new! Custom brk. ranch home offer
quality construction, space to spare
. twin size bedrms., VA baths, forma
din. rm., mod. kit, with bklst. area
I'M IMME EIsH f P0ssESsieN! et saI 500 S
DUANE REAL ESTATE, INC.
lREAITOR VIII, 2-630l
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3&qpGn

ROCKVILLE, $500 down FLA, i'm
med. poss.-Lovely 3-bedrm. ram
bier wLseparate din. rm., on 2 lge.
lots. H.-W H. garage. Sl5,500.
GA 4-5723, 32l Beall ave.
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ROCKVILLE-J 500 On. FLA,
brick Cape Cod. 4 bedrms., full
bsmt. on level lot. ! blk. to bus. Call
e49-7300.
HUGH 7. PECK, 1925 Georgia Ave.
ROCKVILLE-MoR FOR YOUR
MONEY. Older home on 75x150 cor.
ner lot. Excel. cond. bedrms.,
baths, family rm., hot-water heat.
For large family or home with In
come. Sz2,q5o. $4,000.
HUGH T. PECK, ll246 Georgia Ave.
SHERWOOD FOREST AREA-New s
bedrm., 2-bath brk. Cape Cod on "a
acre wooded lot, huge hv. rm. and
din. rm., fam. kit. with firepl.. scr.
pch., gar. Let US trade your smaller
home, S33,s5o, 949,2l3l:
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
OPEN.
LIS PM.

WHEATON WOODS
4406 Jupiter Street-Don't
miss seeing this 4-bed-
room, 2-bath brick ram
bier with separate dining
room, family sized kitch-
en-, recreation room and
level, fenced yard with
covered patio. Only ST.
$50 with easy FILA terms.
Dir: Viers Mill Rd., right
on Falkland, left on Jupi-
ter to Open House.
ENGLISH MANOR
14110 London Lane-Brick
rambler, with 3 lge. bed
rooms, dining room, table
space kitchen, recreation
room and p bath in base
ment. Large lot and many
extras. Price $22,5OO. Dir.
Georgia Ave, past VITRO
left on Heathfield Rd
English Man. Sign right
on London Lane to Open
House.
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MEADOWOOD

l27;9 TWO FARM DIR. A bedrms..
baths. center entr. hall, liy. rm.
iirepl, din. rm. Ice. mod. kit, den
rec. RIM. with firepl., utll. rm., ga,
racc. p7.acre lot. Near all grades o.
schools. OWNER TRANSFERRED
AVAILABLE for MINED. oCCU,
FANCY, N. II. ave. TO Shaw ave,
10 Two Farm dr.. Open 2 to s.
O. D. FIELD, INC.
JU. 5.7ll3 Realtors u. s-eo7i
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SILVER SPRING. exclusive residen-
tial North OF Wheaton Regional
park-CuStom- built rambler. only
. extra Ice. bedrms., but what 0
housed Also ! acre. SfO.0n0.
BEMIS, BRAID g. LANGDON
$500 Howard Ave KenSington
Call 94g-00U0 anytime
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FLOWER FRANKLIN

FLOWER-FRANKLIN
AREA
3412 Biltmore Drive-Brick
Colonial, mod. TVS kitch-
en-, 3 lge. bedrooms, sep.
din. rm., lovely screened
porch, Y bath in base
ment, beaut. lot, and
many extras. Price, $18,-
500. Dir: University Blvd,
left on Franklin Ave,
left on Biltmore to Open
House.
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SILVER sPRING-3-bedrm., iis-
bath brk. rambler. Today's kit,
frtpl. in lily. nm. rec. rm. Extras.
ConV. loo. SlS,5G0. $500 down.
CLIO. ALLEN. Realtor. p4a-i050
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there and getting started as
quickly as possible"
Crowder said he hopes to
name his staff Of assistants
within a week.
He has been on the Okla.
homa staff for six seasons
under Bud wilkinson anc
spent one season as assistant
to Coach Earl (Red) Blaik al
Army. Crowder's last season
as a player at Oklahoma was
in 1862. although military serv-
ice delayed his getting a degree
until 1866.
At Colorado the new coach
will inherit a squad of % letter
men plus several promising
players who we're ineligible
last season. Returning will be
seven Of the starters of the
team that upset Air Force, "a
10, in the final game Of the
1862 season.
Crowder is married and has
three children-Michael, 6;
Robert. 8; and Carol Jean,
months. He is q native OF
Arkansas City, Kans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-02
Dixon, Won Hess
Clash Tomorrow
AT Capitol Arena

Dory Dixon. the Jamaican
star, will meet Karl Won Hess
the riot-provoking Prussian, in
the non-televised feature OF
tomorrow nights wrestling pro-
gram at the Capitol Arena.
The match will open the pro-
gram at $3.50 o'clock.
In the co-feature. Killer Ko-
walski will meet Gene Kelly
The team matches also are or
the card, with the Tolas bro.
theirs, Chris and John, taking
on Domingo Robes and Pete
Sanchez, and Killer Austin anc
Miguel Torres meeting Arnolc
Skoaland and Pedro Morales
In two single matches, Migue,
Perez faces Tommy O'Toole anc
Tony Manoucos faces Gordc
Chihuahua.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-02
BY the Associated Prsss

Money talks. And that was
no whisper the National Foot
ball League was using at the
New Years Day bowl games,
flashing fancy figures that
lured priced players Glynn
Griffing and Jerry Stovall away
from the rival America n
League.
AS a matter Of fact, 1t was
the kind of day that left out
spoken Harry Wismer, owner
of the AFL's New York entry,
cropping for words.
Griffing, a sharp passer and
shrewd signal-caller who was
tapped for stardom as a junior
when he was selected as a flu
ture pick by both leagues,
signed with the New York
Giants Of the NIL minutes aft
er leading undefeated Missis-
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South Steps Up Pace
In Senior Bowl Drills

MOBILE. Ala, Jan. 2 (AP).-
South Coach Weeb Ewbank ex-
pected a full complement of
players for an early workout
today-the first of several two
a-day drills leading to Satur-
says Senior Bowl football
game.
The North team already is at
full strength but some Rebel
squadsmen were unavailable
until today because of other
bowl commitments.
Both teams took yesterday off
and watched other bowl games
on television.
The North squad did some
scouting of its opponents,
watching such stalwarts as Lee
Roy Jordan. Bill Battle and
Butch Wilson, all Of Alabama,
who played in the Orange Bowl;
MiSSissippi's Glynn Griffing
and Jim Dunaway and Arkan-
sas' Danny Brabham, all of
whom appeared in the Sugar
Bowl, and Louisiana States
Fred Miller. who played in the
Cotton Bowl. All are members
OF the Rebel squad in the Sem
ior Bowl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-02

German Davis Cupper Wilhelm
Bungert was defeated by South
African Brian Murphy, 6-3,
3-6, Us.
Christian Kuhnke OF West
Germany, beat O. O. Brit OF
South Africa. Ga, 6--3.
In another first-yound match,
Brazll's Maria Bueno beat
South Africas Miss v. Wiggil
81, ga.
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Sawed-offS have a general
average of two points better
than their rivals. The shorties
are Vince Diver. 1873 in the
Coca-Cola International Mixed
Doubles; Wayne Souder, 100 in
the Metropolitan Circuit; Bits
Amanuel, 1913 in the Coca Cola
and Fleisher, 100 in the Jack
Blank Pontiac Mixed Doubles
All are under 5-foot-6. Their
common average Is approx
mately 1879. .
The biggies are Billy Watson,
1875 in the Suitland Major; Jack
Moulton. l25 in the Metropoli-
tan Major; Charley Evans, l22
in the Jack Blank: Ralph
Gaddi. 1913 in the Jack Blank
and Jimmy Dietsch, 1856 in the
Pepsi-Cola Mixed Doubles
They're all 8 feet or more
Their general average is
about 1877.
Action will start at $3.50 pm
with doubles and singles to
follow the team battle. A hat
collection will be made.
The annual Mount Rainier
Brentwood Boys Club Benefit
Handicap will be held at
Queenstown the following SUM-
day.
/ In a burst Of generosity, II
not good business, Nick Rinaldi
is offering some fat cash
awards for big scores in official
games at his Queenstown
Riverdale and Shirley Park
Bowls.
In tenpins, a mans set of
$50 and mems game Of 200 will
be worth 5000 plus SIS for each
additional pin. A TOO will earn
a membership fee and buckle
Of the 700 Club.
For women a $50 series and
279 game will be worth $500
plus IS each for other sticks
and a 600 series will earn a
membership fee and pin OF
the 800 Club. A team estab-
fishing a world record will re-
ceive $500. A 300 game by man
or woman would net $500.
In duckpins, the awards are
the same for a mans 500 set
and 200 game and a woman's
$50 and 1876.
Nick is offering $500 for a
300 duckpin game. but It's a
cinch he'll never pay II.
TENPIN NOTES - Thirty
keglers at Terrace Lanes In
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u. S. Net Team,
Mexico Advance
In Orange Cup

MIAMI BEACH, Jan. 2 (AP)
The United States defeated
New Zealand, while Mexico
overcame stubborn South Rho
desia yesterday and advanced
to semifinals of the Orange
Cup international Junior Ten
mis- championships.
The United States will meet
Brazil, and Mexico will play
Australia in Semifinals today.
Brazil and Australia advanced
Monday.
Mike Belkin Of Miami Beach.
United States Junior title
holder. stroked his way from
backcourt past New Zealand's
Stewart Halligan. 6-3. 60. to
take one singles.
Charles PaSarell, Santurce.
Puerto Rico. playing for the
American team. defeated Paul
Thomson Of New Zealand by
an identical score In the other
singles.
Belkin and Pasarell made It
a sweep by winning the dou-
bles, 60. 8-6.
Belktn was hitting the ball
better than in his previous APP
.pearances. but Pasarell was
still off mis- game. He played
well only in flashes.
South Rhodesia made II q
fight all the way against Mex
leo. Roger Dowdeswell carried
Vicente ZaraZua to 6-8, g.
60. and Brian Kileff also took
Joaquin Mayo to three sets be-
fore losing, 4-6, 6-3. 6-4
The Mexican's net play proved
decisive.
The Mexican team also won
the doubles in three sets. 6-l,
81. 6-3.
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Royals Gain on Mats
In Battle for I'd Piece

ord for a $50 percentage. Gin
cinnati is 20-16 for $50. Both
are five games behind the Bos-
ton Celtics.
The Knicks were ahead by IL
points at the end OF the third
period. With Tom Hawkins and
Dave Piontek leading the way,
the Royals scored 10 straight
points at the start of the fourth
quarter. =
The lead chaged hands sew
.eral time before Wayne Embry
pulled the count to 97-97 at
the end of regulation time.
Oscar Robertson, who led all
scorers with 80 points, found
the range for eight points. in. the
overtime. That made Cincin-
MATHS task easy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-02
BY the Associated Press

The Cincinnati Royals are
just three percentage points be-
hind the Syracuse Mats in the
race for second place in the
Eastern Division of the Ma
tional Basketball Association,
thanks to everyone's victim, the
New York Knicks. g
The Royals overlook the last
place Knicks with a fourth
period surge in the only league
game on last nights schedule,
tied it at the end of the regu-
lation time. then won in over
time, 1l2-105.
Syracuse shows a 1915 rec
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his old alma mater. With
Millikan.
II Millikan is under fire In
some quarters. Shue Is one old
grad who isn't applying the
torch. Hes a great coach, "
Shue said. when was there,
I saw the job he did. In my
first year, he took the worst
collection Of players and had q
winning team, That's still the
greatest coaching job I've ever
seem"
Shue paused q moment. II
believe the way he believes" he
said. Down through the years,
the things he's said about de-
Tense and offense have been
sound, The only thing he's ever
lacked has been the good, big
man."
Shue isn't a brassy sort OF an
individual, but when talking
about the future, he outlined
some Of his dreams. What he
would like someday, he said, is
to couple his off-season insur-
ance business in Baltimore and
serve as a Terp freshman or
varsity assistant, plus recruiter.
That would be right down
my alley" he smiled. Gee,
they've got great facilities
there. I know. I was there
when Millikan had Barry
Kramer (NYU) and Bill Chmie-
lewski (ex-Dayton) down for a
visit. How they could turn that
place down, I'll never know"
It's a thought like this that
sometimes starts the little
wheels turning and maybe .
who knows? Shue might be
just the type who could help
the Terps rise again. He did it
once before.
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lineup, played Dee's Steers
Johnny refused in protest tC
coach his team from the bench
Instead he sat in the stands.
Tapers Could Operate
The Tapers could go on as .
team. They are owned by 6
profitable industrial organiza,
ton and once we're able to op,
crate as an amateur organiza'
ton.
The Majors and the Pitts.
burgh Rens conceivably coulC
have seen light in a few year
III they had been able to con
tinue. The owners Of the Rens
! for instance, now say They'll
seek an NBA franchise. bu
they couldn't play Conni'
Hawkins in the league and tn,
NBA has its own ideas abor
the possibilities OF a team o.
its own in Pittsburgh.
Far-FlunE League
I So after q year and q piece
the loss OF Sl.250,000 and brie
unsuccessful exposure in suci
cities as New York. Commack
II. l.. San Francisco, Los Angelo
and Cleveland. the doomed
project has expired.
It really is too bad In [
way because a lot Of hopes II
addition TO the dough wen
down the drain. I think o
Lenny Litman, for instance.
He Is a night-club operate
in Pittsburgh and the origina
owner OF the Rens. He Away
wanted an MIA team. but
couldn't get II, so he settleC
Tor second best.
When the weakness OF thu
new league was discussed sooi
after It's birth. Lenny was II
strong apologist. but he hat
10 bow out after one season o.
play. Recently I saw him at I
Madison Square Garden NIB
doubleheader.
do you Still want a fran
chise In the league?" ] asked
He screwed UP his face sourly
I'D say I've had IT," Litmar
replied.
stNorth American Newspaper Alliance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-02

North Coach Tom Landry,
head coach of the Dallas Cow
boys, disclosed some team as
Signments and said he plans to
use a three-end system on the
field.
He said his first team offense
unit will have a backfied COM
posed Of Jerry Gross of Detroit
at quarterback, Dave Hoppman
of Iowa State at halfback, Dave
Katterhenrich Of Ohio State al
fullback and AL Snyder of Holy
Cross at flanker-back.
Ewbank, head coach of the
Baltimore Colts. said he would
wait to see all his players in
practice before discussing any
assignments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-02
Bearcats Try
TOGet 0ver27
Hump Tonight
By the Associated Press

The last time Cincinnati was
beaten, the Bearcats had run
up a record Of 81 straight vic
tories. Now they've reached 81
games without a loss again and
tonight take on Houston at
home.
1t was in December, 1861,
that Coach Ed fuckers two
time NCAA champions we're
ambushed by Wichita, 52-51.
Since then, except for a loss to
Bradley. they have moved down
all their opposition, including
Ohio State in the NCAA finals.
Houston shows a mediocre
Us record, but the Cougars lost
two of their games in overtime
to Michigan and, in the Sugar
Bowl tournament, to Auburn
and could be tough.
fucker is worried, too, over
the condition of 6-foot-8 Dale
Heidotting, who injured an an
kle last week and probably
won't play. This is the final
montague game for the Bear
cats, No. in the current As
ISOLATED Press poll, before they
begin Missouri Valley opera
tons Saturday against Wichita.
Duke is the only other ranked
team scheduled to play tonight.
The Blue Devils, No. 7, with
high hopes of sweeping through
the Atlantic Coast Conference,
play Virginia on their home
court and should have no
trouble.
Georgia Tech. a team to be
reckoned with in the South
eastern Conference, puts its TO
record on the line at home
against the Ar Force Academy
in its final warmup before
starting league action against
Kentucky Saturday.
( In other major games tonight
Brigham Young is at Memphis
State. Yale is at North Caro-
lima, Cornell is at North Caro-
lima State, Florida State is at
Tennessee. Indiana plays giant
killer Notre Dame at Fort
Wayne, Ind, and Drake is at
Purdue.
In the only two major games
last night, Mississippi State
won its eighth in 10 games with
a 106-77 decision over Delta
State, and Seattle also ran its
record to 3D. by turning back
Montana State, 103-79.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-02

Frederick are averaging 100 or
better and a bevy of others
are close to it. Mike Fremming
of Budweiser in the Terrace
Major League is high for the
plant with an even 200. Gene
Warrenfeltz has 1913 in the
Petersen Singles, Gary Payne
l9l in the Major and Joe Wein-
garden 100 in the Commercial
League.
A sailor captured the spot
light in an Army league at
Fort Belvoir. Dob Dorhcuk,
taking a course at the forts
nuclear power plant, shot 176,
245 and 2l3 for 634. In spite
Of 1t, his team. the Seabees,
dropped two games to the all
girl. well named Unpredictables.
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GlMMIcKs FAIL TO CLICK
Death of ABL Brings Few Tears

the bag and allowed $4,000 In
cash to drop out and cover the
bed.
The money was just openers
for Lucas to come to play with
the Chicago Majors, but the
three-time All-America appar-
emily had had his fill of the
ABL when he signed O contract
for -in-the-Sky to join the
Cleveland Pipers and found it
was just a mirage.
InrOads Into MA
Lucas, had he played. might
have made the league 60 a little
longer. He was a big basketball
name and would have been
some kind OF proof in the flesh
that the ABL was making some
inroads into the NBA's estab-
lished order OF things. But the
ABL essentially was second rate.
second choice and second sight.
The league was gimmicked
with three-point baskets, play
ers barred from the MIA be-
cause OF their involvement one
way or another In the basket
ball scandals. and broke the &C
cepted standard OF eligibility by
signing college players whose
classes had not been graduated.
/ Signs Dayton Star
! Recently. for instance, CHM
my chimielewski. a Dayton U.
junior, decided for his own
reasons 10 leave college. The
Philadelphia Tapers, who
changed their shirts. signed
him.
At the time saperstein was
off In Africa with his Globes
In his place Paul Cohen, owner
OF the Tapers, was sitting In a.
interim commissioner. Owner
Cohen took his case for signing
Chimmy 10 Commissioner
Cohen, who ruled the player
eligible.
Not everybody In the league
agreed, but nothing could be
done, except what was done by
Johnny Dee OF the Kansas City
league champions. When the
Tapers. with CHIMNEY In their
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Miss Hard Wins
In South Africu

EAST LONDON. South Africa,
Jan. 2 tAP) - Darlene Hard OF
Long Beach, Calf, won her first
round match today in the Bor-
der tennis championships. She
defeated Miss M. Fourie OF
South Africa, 6 $50.
In the mems singles. West
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from piccoloS 10 stink bombs.
In this weeks Post, the angry ref
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coaches and players who egg them
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