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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-02
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Howell Sours
To "a, Loses
Bid for Title

MELBOURNE, Dec. IA (AP)
Ron Howell, a young golf pro
from Washington, D. c., sliced
his drive, hooked his second
shot and wound up losing four
strokes on one hole and the
Victorian Championship today
Howell, an assistant pro at
Army Navy in Arlington, Va, is
on a tour OF Australia.
Local pro Jack Harris won
the 72-hole tournament by four
strokes with a total of 273.
Howell was second with 277
after a "a today.
Harris made up eight strokes
on the last round, four on the
l4th hole.
The American golfer led by
four strokes after a course rec
ord 66 In the third round. The
Australian equalled the record
in the final round.
The two golfers, playing to-
gether, were even after nine
holes Of the final round. Harris
sank a chip for a birdie 3 at
No. IA while Howell sliced his
drive into the trees. hooked his
second into some more trees
and finished with a seven.
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Rally by Quantico
Wins in Bowl, 1910

ORLANDO. Fla, Dec. IA
(AP).-Herm Branch went Is
yards with a screen pass on the
fourth quarters first play to
give the Quantico Marines a
1910 come-from-beh victo-
~ over the San Diego Marines
in the fourth annual Missile
Bowl football game here today.
Branch took a short flip from
Quarterback Tom Singleton and
circled to his left behind a per-
feet screen to climax a 68-yard
drive.
San Diego, which came here
unbeaten in IL starts, took q
100 lead before Quantico got
on the scoreboard late in the
second period.
Quantico, which finished its
season with a l0-1 record, DOM
mated the second half.
A 23-yard pass from Enrol
Yeager to Hugh Oldham gave
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Yunks Schedule
Dodgers in Three
Exhibition Games

NEW YORK, Dec. IA CAP).
The Yankees will get three
more chances to beat the
Dodgers during the spring
training season in Florida ac-
cording to the exhibition
schedule announced today by
Ralph Houk, new Yankee gen.
eral manager.
The Yanks will play the
Dodgers March 81 and April 6
at Fl. Lauderdale, the Yanks'
base, and April 7 at Vero
Beach.
Manager Yogi Berra's bat
terymen will report at Fl. Lau-
derdale. February q with the
rest Of the squad due March 4.
The first exhibition game will
be played Saturday. March IA
against Baltimore.
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County Schedules
Holiday Tourney

A Christmas basketball tour
nament for boys in five age
groups will be held by the
Prince Georges County Recrea-
ton Department December 81
and December 81 from $50
am. to 4:30 pm.
Entries will be accepted from
any boys team in the county in
divisions: IL and under, IA and
under, Is and under. 1S and
under and unlimited. Entries
must be in by December Is,
For further information call
Appleton 1896.
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HeIiotwist Wins
Windup Feature
At Nurruqonsett

PAWTUCKET, R. l., Dec. IA
(AP).-Back from two out-of-
the-money starts at Aqueduct,
Hy Greenspan's Heliotwist got
back in step today when he
won the featured Au Revoir
Handicap as Narragansett Park
closed the 1868 New England
racing season.
John Giovanni, the meets
leading rider, gained his 5Sth
winner when he brought the
Helioscope gelding to the finish
of the l lie mile a half length
ahead Of Jobs Isle Stables Just
Gobbler.
Second choice of the crowd
of 1851, Heliotwist paid So,
$3.50 and $3.50. His time on
the muddy track was 1:47 3-5.
Just Gobbler paid $3.50 and
$40 after finishing just a
neck before the favorite, Ell
mota. The latter paid $3.50 to
show.
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Cards Sign
No. ! Druftee

ST. LOUIS. Dec. IA CAP.-
Tackle Ken Kortas Of Louis
vile. the No. 1 draft choice Of
st. Louis. signed his contract
with the Cardinals today and
became the 10th first-round
selection lured into the fold by
the National Football League
in the talent battle with the
American Football League.
Kortas, a huge tackle who
likely will be used on the de-
fensive unit by the Cardinals.
agreed to terms after complet-
ing his college career in Louis
ville's 21-7 loss to Houston.
Kortas was q third-round
choice by Kansas City in the
AFL draft.
OF the IA first-round selec-
tons made by the NIL. only
one has been lost to the rival
AL. Ten have been signed and
three still are not committed
The AFL has signed only two
OF eight first-round selections
and lost three to the NIL.
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more money-s5,726.6o for the
holders Of Is tickets-but for
tunately for the nerves Of the
bettors, there were no foul
claims in the quadruple.
Jockey Bob Corle, subbing for
Wayne Chambers, who quit for
the day after taking a clod of
mud in the eye in the third
race. started the twin double
by winning with the heavily
favored Molterer, the 81 choice.
Five Kings, a s24.2O upsetter,
voided many tickets In winning
the fifth event.
After Matelot. 5000, upset
in the sixth race. there were
rs surviving tickets before the
seventh race, the final In the
twin double. Weatherscope won
this one, paying 5000 straight.
The winning numbers were
9-4-3-1.
Early morning snow here
whitened the infield and barn
roofs but did not affect the
track other than keeping it
sloppy for the entire day.
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STATISTICS

San Diego q TO lead in the
first period.
Quantico fumbled the kickoff
and Herb Travenio kicked .
27-yard field goal to give San
Diego q 100 lead early in the
second quarter.
Quantico then staged its
first drive. The Leathernecks
marched 81 yards only 10 fail
at the one.
They got another chance
minutes later, however, taking
over on the IL when q San
Diego punt bounced back
downfield.
On the fourth play, Fullback
Dave Haynes from Penn State
scored from inside the one on
a straight power smash.
San Diego had other first
half threats halted at the %.
nine and 14-yard stripes but
never penetrated ouantico ter
ritory during the final 80
minutes.
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HOYas' Streak
JeOpardized in
AWayGames

Georgetown's unbeaten sta
tus in basketball will be in
jeopardy this week as the Ho-
yaas. away from home for three
games. try to- lengthen their
four-game string Of victories.
The Hoyas hit the road to-
morrow for q game at the
University Of Delaware, which
they should win. but then
things get more sticky. Thurs
day they go to New Orleans
to meet moderately tough 10y
ola, and Saturday they stop
off in Atlanta to play very
tough Georgia Tech.
Only one other area team,
Maryland, plays three times
this week. The Terps are at
home to Clemson tomorrow
night. then go to Blacksburg
for the Virginia Tech Christ
mas tournament Friday and
Saturday. Maryland meets
Tennessee in the opening
round. while vPI plays Louisi-
ana State.
The 10th annual Christmas
tournament at Qdantico also
Is on tap this week, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday. The Ma
rines will be host to seven
small-college teams - Capital
u, Austin Peay, Kings College,
Randolph-Macon, Philadelphia
Textile. West Chester State and
Ohio Northern.
The weeks schedule:
TOMORROW
me Citadel at George WASHINGTON
Clemson at MARYLAND
SALISBURY State at Gsllaudet.
Baltimore &c at MONTGOMERY &c.
TUESDAY
Clemson at Virginia
Catholic at Washington a Lee.
WEDNESDAY
Georse Washington at Richmond
Hofstra Of Navy.
Prince. GeorEes at Charles County.
Quantico tournament
THURSDAY
leans)
Virginia at Duke.
Gallaudet at Western Maryland.
Quantico tournament.
FRIDAY
Maryland at VPI 1nvitationAl.
StetSon at American.
Quantico tournament.
SATURDAY
Georgetown at Georgia Tech.
Maryland at VPI Invitational.
Hartford at Prince Georges.
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Orange Coast
Wins, 2l-O, in
Junior Rose Bowl

PASADENA, Calf, Dec. IA
APPROPRIATENESS Billy White
led Orange Coast College of
California to a 2l-0 victory
over Northeastern Oklahoma
AIM in the 18th annual Jun
Tor Rose Bowl football game
today.
The 5-foot-4 Californian
opened the scoring with a 81
yard pass to Gary Carr as
Orange Coast scored twice in
the second quarter.
Sharing honors with White,
who was voted outstanding
player of the game, was Mike
Hunter. who returned a punt
So yards for the second touch
down in the half. and caught a
pass for 90 yards from alter
nate Quarterback Larry Jones
with a minute 10 seconds left
In the game.
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Yankee Blaze Wins on Foul
In PimIico Handicap Series

who finished second with
Mark-One.
A half hour later the stew
ards voided another objection
after the second race. Jimmy
Miller, sl2, from Art Rooney's
Shamrock Farm, finished first
in the second race and re-
manned the official winner
when the stewards failed to
agree with Jockey Paul Kallai,
who rode Glenwood, the Sec
ond horse, that he had been
fouled.
The shaken holders OF 3-S
tickets in the daily double COL
lected $54.40 each.
The twin double involved
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Charles Town
Opens 29-Day
Meet Monday

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
Dec. IA (SpeciaD Winter rae
ing begins at the track which
pioneered the thoroughbred
sport under deep freeze condi-
tons when old" Charles Town
opens a 29-day meeting at /
pm. Monday.
The session, which is sche-
duled to run through January
10. is expected to get off to a
slow start. The first day of the
meeting will be run in opposi-
ton to Pimlico. which closes it's
28-day meeting on Monday in
Baltimore.
Charles Towns winter stand
will also conflict with Bowie
for the last two days, January
II and 10. Originally, Pimlico
had been scheduled to closed
today but the meeting was ex-
tended for one day because of
the cancellation November Is
for the late President Kenne-
dy's funeral.
The Charles Town track will
be serviced daily by a special
B. mad o. Train. The special
will start at Baltimore, leaving
at 1910 am. and make stops
at Laurel, 1920; sHyattsville,
10:40 University Station in
w hington. 1885; Silver
Spring, 11:10; Rockville 1920
and arrive at the track at
1890.
Gray Line special buses to
Charles Town will leave from
their terminal at 1910 I street
NV. daily with service begin
ming at $50 am.
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By the Associated Press

BY the Associated
DECEMBER FL
BluebOnnet Bowl at Houston-Louisiana State 7-3)
Baylor t7-3)
Liberty Bowl at PhiladeIphia-NOrth Carolina State
1927 Mississippi State (6-2-2).
North South ALL Star Game at Miami
DECEMBER %
Blue Gray at Montgomery, Ala.
1887 VS.. Air Force (7-3).
East-West Shrine Game at San Francisco.
All-American Bowl at Tucson, Ariz.
Tangerine Bowl at Orlando, Fla.-Western Kentucky
(S-O-D VS.. Coast Guard Academy 800.
DECEMBER 20
National Football League championship game at
home Of Western Division champion.
JANUARY
Rose Bowl at Pasadena, Calif.-Illnos (7-1-D VS..
Washington (6-4).
Orange Bowl at Miami-NebraSka (s-D vs. Auburn
Old.
Cotton Bowl at Dallas-Texas 900 vs. Navy Old.
Sugar Bowl at New Orleans-MiSsiSSippi (7-O-2) vs.
Alabama tS-2).
JANUARY
Senior Bowl at Mobile Ala.
Hula Bowl at Honolulu Hawaii.
JANUARY
American Football League championship game at
home Of Western Division champion.
National Football League Runnerup Bowl at Miami
JANUARY IL
National Football League Pro Bowl at Los Angeles
JANUARY 10
American Football League A1-Star game at San
Diego.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15
By JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Rscing Editor

BALTIMORE. Dec. IA. -
There was no stakes race at
Pimlico today, but the 1859
fans who ignored a snow threat
on the final week end Of the
1868 Maryland season hardly
suffered from a lack Of excite
ment.
Three Of the nine races we're
marked by foul claims, and the
third objection of the frosty
afternoon resulted in the dis
qualification Of LOUIS Playboy,
a 22-to-l shot in the top
billed $500 Pimlico Series
Handicap.
, Jockey Philip Grimm, who
rode K. J. Kimball's Yankee
Blaze. told the stewards that
he was carried wide through
the stretch as he tried to pass
the game-running LOUIS Play
boy. The officials, after exam
lining films of the race, agreed
with the rider. The decision
gave Grimm his third winner
of the day.
Yankee Blaze. who had bowed
by a neck. was moved from
second to first, and Louis Play
boy, piloted by Raymond Kim
ball. was placed second to join
a long list of disqualified horses
at this meeting which ends
Monday.
Third money in the mile
and one-half handicap went
to Heritage Farms Lord Bal
moral, which finished twelve
lengths in back of Yankee
Blaze although favored at Us
odds.
Yankee Blaze, a 3-year-old
gelding by Noble Hero, was the
second choice and paid $40,
81 40 and SO.
The other two foul claims
enlivened the daily double.
Corporal Bingo, $1,000, won
the first race but was forced
to survive an objection sub
mitted by Jockey Henry Block,
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Ployoffs Begin
For Stewart CUP

The first round Of the Stew
art Cup soccer playoffs begins
today with q game In Washing
ton and two in Baltimore.
Central Valet plays WSC Ba-
varian in q 2:30 pm. match at
Sixteenth and Kennedy streets
NV Hispano meets Bata and
the Washington Internationals
take on the Baltimore Kickers
in the Baltimore matches.
Walter Reed faces La Rivera
at 1890 pm. at Thirty-seventh
and Tilden streets NV. In the
first game Of a National League
double-header and Surcuillo
meets the British Lions in the
second game.
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Hoop Bound Takes
Gulf Cop in Mud

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. IA
(AP)-Favored Hoop Bound, 81.
sloshed to an easy two-length
victory in the $4,000 Gulf Coast
Handicap at the Fair Grounds
today.
Count Dormal was second In
the mile-and-sixteenth feature,
one length in front Of Prince
Merida.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15
Gu Swimmers Win,
WrestIers Defeated

Catholic University broke
even in two minor sports meets
at home yesterday.
The Cardinal swimmers ran
their undefeated record to five
with a 55-40 victory over Will
liam & Mary, which had been
undefeated in three previous
The wrestlers dropped
a 28-11 meet to Gallaudet for
their second defeat in three
matches. Gallaudet Is III.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15
MARINES COLLECT
TOYS AT STADIUM

The Marine Corps Re-
serve, which sponsors the
Toys for Tots Christmas
program in the Washing
ton area. will be active at
D. c. Stadium today before
the Redskins-Browns game.
ReceptacleS will be placed
at strategic points near
the stadium to receive any
toys which the fans may
wish to bring along to aid
the Marine Toys for Tots
drive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15
Former Glover
Set for SemifinuI

Calvin Woodland, the former
Golden Gloves champion from
Washington. has been signed to
fight Fernando Chartian of To-
ronto in the semifinal bout on
Fridays annual Dapper Dan
Christmas Fund show at Pitts
burgh.
Woodland, a festherweight,
has II victories in IL profess
sional bouts. Emile Griffith
meets Hurrican Carter in the
main event.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15

6th-S3 200: cling 3-vr 4 m & fur
Spaniard tHartaekD 1880 : 30 2 20
Roman Escort tGIlliEanD SEQ $40
Cordona (SolomOne) eco
Sterling Belle. Seek and Find, Dide-
rot Adam Henry, Count Hash. Magic
Realm, Safety Zone. Time. ITO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15

7th-Purse $4,000; 3-yr -olds & up:
allw: ] IL mi
Mr.. Egotist (Beebe) 400 $40 asa
Capt's Cross CCarroEellaD $40 80
Lanvin (Gibbs) $40
Filisteo End. Irish Demon end. Avi-
1or, Twirled, New Rullah. Time .432s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15

5th-S3 900: alw. 2-yr A fur.
Head Chief CMon'aln 1910 14i0 500
Greek Episode tM'C'dyl 1880 si0
Cycloblond Knapp 20
Smart Prediction. FlaEler Hoy
stand Fast: Speedy Admiral. Geo ~.
Time. l:ll2s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15

4th-S2 900; cling; 3-yr. & up; mi.
e. 10 yds
Mr.. Tumblin (B'n'D 1890 a1.f0 SEQ
VenEativO (SancheLl $50 go
HafiE Jr. (CarroEZella) 800
Sun White. NV Beau Bob. Cottage
No Dance, Hold the Fort. Time. ABS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15

9th-S3. 900: hdp: 3-yr. up: LID mi
Raison (ThornburgD 1850 eco $50
unknown Factor (ErricO) 40 $50
Mister Snow Man Brooks $50
Some Other Time. Ace Flush. No
Problem. Thimbleful. Kin Fly Time.
/ ABS
FINISHED first; disqualified and
placed second.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15

sth-SlO.O00 added; Coral Gables
Handicap; 3-yr. g. up; fur.
Jets Pat (Korte) 1900 $50 $40
King Of Kentucky (Sor'sen) eco 3 so
Kisco KID (Hartack) $40
Rockity. Ia Bueno. President Jim,
Relative. Sarsparilla. Time, 1:09ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15
DAILY DOUBLE PAID s61. go

DAILY DOUBLE PAID S61.2O
800: cling: 2-yr.; 8 fur.
Scalawags (SaumelD 1920 SEQ $50
Tri-Quest (GiIliEan) $40 800
Tiger Express (KurtI) go
Polly's Due. Greek Caravel. Bankers
World. Cosy Wee. Lady Gaisby, Prin-
cess Priam, Lady Of Lima. Time,
! :l2is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15

2d-S2 800: cling; 2-yr.; l mi & 20
yds.
No Pet CThornburE) II.6O 7.6O 500
Wit And Wisdom (M'ty) $3.50 10. 20
Lady Countess CBrooks) 4.4O
Dear Ruler. Miss Dart, Karary,
Voulez-Vous, Big Grebsnis, Wayzeta.
Time sAk3G
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TropicuI Results
By the Associated Press

1st-S2, 800; cling 3-yr. & up; 9 fur,
Texas Twister LMcna1D 1910 II 80
Big Playback CWajdaD 100
Dandyman, Mrs. Mud Pack, STAINS
Song, Mr. Yale. Count Nirgal, Aconi-
tum, Expressive. Billro, e Diavolo,
Time, 1:12.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15

TWIN DOUBLE CConsoIa tion)
$3.50 PAID S6, 463. so
mo Winning Tickets Sold on 9th Race
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15

San Diego-Oldham IS, pass from
Yeager (Travenio kick).
San Dlego-F0. Travenio %.
0uantico-Brauch %, pass from sin
gleton Ckick failedl,
Attendance, 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15

NORTHEAST Okla. o 0 Q o 0
ORANGE COAST 0 IA O 7-2l
Orange Coast Carr 81, pass from
White (Haynes, kick.
Orange Coast-Hunter So. punt return
Haynes, kick.
Orange coast-Hunter %. pass from
Jones Haynes, kick.
Attendance, 44,044.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15
ST. JOHNS
PRAIRIE VIEW

PRAIRIE VIEW o Ia
Prairie View-Han. 20 run Harris
kick.
St. John's-Spinner. Al. punt Ckick
failed).
Prairie View-Taylor, 81, pass from
Hearney Harris kick,
PERCEPTION (Beckmsn pass from
MuyresD
St, John's-Reyerson, 90, pass from
Muyres tRoering pass from MuyresI.
St; Sohns-Roering, Is. pass from
Beckman (pass failed).
Prairie Viev-Brodus, IA. pass frou
kearney Harris kick,
81 John's-ReyerSon, 10. pass from
Muyres Spinner pass from Muyres1
FF sd,, VeV-Seals. l, run (run
Attendance 10,765.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15
Minnesota Team
Wins NAIA Title

SACRAMENTO, Calf. Dec.
IA (AP.-St. Johns Univer-
Sity of Minnesota won the
NAIA football championship,
1927, today in a Camellia
Bowl match against Prairie
View A a. M of Texas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15
Charts of PimIicO Races

Geopyrighted. 1858 BY Triangle Publications Incl
FIRST RAcE-Purse So 900; claiming 4-year-olds and
den out Winner v. F. Edmiston's DIX. b. 8 s. BY bon
S6nn San6 81 "a LIE snii eooner. VaIues-sIsoO,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15
MoLTEKER 81 $500 S2 40. ALLERGIc, Sl2.2O

FIFTH RACE-Purse. So, 500 2-year-olds allowances
i miles. Post 249; off at once: start good ridden
out Winner j. A. Bayard's blk .. by Sun Bahram-
lsela trainer r B. Archer. Values S2,275 500. $3.50
Sl7S Time, 1908.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15

FIVE KINGS. s242o, s12!2o, s74O. MILO GIRL. SEQ
81. so. FLEET TRICK So so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15

FOURTH RAcE-Purse, 3,000 maiden 2-year-olds; Ii.
miles Post 225 off 226 start good won easily Winner
C. R. White Values = S2375, 500 $3.50, Sl75. Time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15

HOT CARGO lentry). s. 90, S. 90. So 80. -FOUR LAM
tentry) IS 90, SO so. SWEET GEE GEE, "a so
Attendance 1889 Total mutusls pools 81 ,66s132.
Evening star., 1963-01-23
Paper Work
ToBeCIeured
For Fight

MIAMI BEACH. Fla. Jan. %
(AP).-After weeks Of wran-
Cling, Championship Sports,
Inc. said yesterday agreement
had been reached ION all
points" for the Sonny Liston-
Floyd Patterson heavyweight
title rematch in Convention
Hall April 4.
The final stumbling block
apparently was the demand by
Liston's adviser, Jack Nilon.
that the champion be paid the
s2O7.0OO held back from his
purse after the first fight to
guarantee the return bout.
Al Bolan OF Championship
Sports said Liston's money
would be put up this week
and Nilsson "is completely
satisfied with the financial
arrangements"
"All we've got left is 10 finish
the paper work." Bolan said.
"and Just 10 be on the safe
side we'll submit the contracts
TO the Miami Beach Boxing
Commission"
Nilon had insisted that S85. 900
in cash be paid 10 Liston inn
mediately and that the balance
be placed In escrow. Earlier. he
had been told he would have 10
sign the contract first but had
refused TO proceed until / see
the money"
Evening star., 1963-01-23
Writers Win Out
In Sports Quiz

The sports writer's. leading
throughout by q comfortable
margin. booted a few wild-life
questions in the closing minutes
and still beat the sportscasters.
IL 1924 to 101s. in the annual
Silver Spring Lions Club sports
quiz last night at Indian Spring
Club.
Burt Hawkins, travelling Sec
retary Of the Senators, proved
a tough taskmaster as master
of ceremonies. but as q former
sports writer, he was impartial.
The winners had q ringer in
Claude Osteen. the Senator's
southpaw. so the losers plucked
Al Demao out OF the audience.
The sportscaster won last year.