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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-06
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD, NANA.-It
was Sir Winston Churchill him
self who chose Carl Foreman to
write, direct, and produce his
story as q young man for the
screen. Sir Winnie had rejected
eight previous scripts. All the
89-year-old statesman asked Of
Carl was, do 1t now. ! plan to
attend the premiere" One Of
the highlights Of the film will be
the relationship between Wins
ton and his father, Randolph
Churchill. Lord Randolph was
bitterly disappointed In his son
as a young man. He was sure
he would never amount to any
thing!
Glenn Ford, who Is very close
to his 1S-year-old son Peter, Il
taking him to Vermont for
Christmas. The boy has lived In
California all his life and he
wants to wallow In snow. l am
sure that Vermont will oblige.
Ben Gazzara and his wife,
Janice Rule, are heading for
Manhattan. Sunshine and palm
trees for Christmas? Ugh!"
ughs Ben. :. Oh, say 1t isn't
so. John Ford Is getting In the
mood to quit. After his current
Cheyenne Autumn" I'm told,
the veteran director will make
a picture In Ireland, and that
will be 1t. When / asked
Director Stanley Donen. who
has been In and out Of Holly
wood, do you think that pro-
duction Is coming back to Holly
wood?" he replied, ut never
left" SANKEY'S current Cha
rade" was filmed in France. His
next, "The Cipher" will be
made In England. In England
charade is pronounced "cha-
rard." Same in Germany and
France. So Stanley told the
title-song writer's Henry Manci-
nj and Johnny Mercer, "Be sure
you have no rhymes with the
word charade." You know, like
parade. They simply couldn't
avoid it You'll never guess
the name Of the Hollywood
producer who makes the most
films abroad: Walt Disney. For
every Hollywood film, he makes
four out Of the country.
= =
Gypsy Rose Lee will tear
herself away from her home in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-06
Foreman Picked
By Sir Winston
BY sHEILAH GRAHAM

Beverly Hills where she has
been rusticating since her ap-
pearance In the Kirk Douglas
movie, ''The List Of Adrian
Messenger" She Is going to
New York to attend some Of the
previews for sister June HavOe's
play, Marathon g." There
was a time when I thought
Gypsy would marry Billy Rose.
No wit looks definite for Doris
Vidor to march down the aisle
with the Snowman who Is short
on inches, long on the green.
When you invest your own
money In q film or a play, It
means one Of two things: You
haven't much sense or you have
a great deal Of faith. Connie
Towers and her husband, Gene
McGrath, have invested their
own money in q film on the life
OF the late CarOle Lombard.
Connie Of course will play Car
ole. But who can play Clark
Gable?
It was nice to receive an old
fashioned announcement Of the
engagement Of Suzanne Plesh-
cite and Troy DOnahue from
her parents. Usually We get the
announcement from the parents
after the honeymoon. The ro-
nance Of Suzanne and Troy, the
blue-eyed boy wonder, has been
an on-and-of thing for the past
two years. Well, II a girl Is
patient enough, she will get her
man. Ask Elizabeth Taylor.
Edward G. Robinson caused
concern during a party at the
Tony Curtis home. Something
disagreed with him In the food
line and everyone thought 1t
was another heart attack. Eddie
plays a gangster In the Frank
Sinatra picture, robin and the
Seven Hoods" He should be
taking life somewhat easier.
- e
When are we going to see the
Terence Young picture, From
Russia With Lover" The James
Bond story, starring Sean Con-
merry, has now become the big
gest money-maker ever in Eng
land. It did not cost much to
make. And that's the way to
make movies.
Warren Beatty will star in
''The Group" the Charlie Field
man film based on the Mary
Mccarthy best seller. Some Of
the scenes in the book are the
frankest I have read since, and
including, Lolita" and all Of
the Henry Miller OutpOurings.
Judy Garland disregards the
critics with this philosophy: eff
you stop every time a dog
barks, you'll never get to where
you are going"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-06
By JOHN HASKINS
Contributing Critic

Helmut Braunlich, violin; Nj
Music Building Auditorium. Cath
ole University. ProGram: Sonata
de Camera in p. Handel: Sonata for
violin alone. Sessions: Sonata In B.
Flat. X. 4s1. Mozart; Sonata In D
Miner, Op. los. Brahms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-06

In their faculty recital at
Catholic University last night
,violinist Helmut Braunlich and
pianist Michael Cordovana
proved to be an excellently
matched sonata team. The
program was laid out well,
setting the 1858 solo violin soma
ia of Roger Sessions against q
traditional list Of Handel, Mo
Fart and Brahms scored for the
two instruments.
The four-movement Sessions
sonata is lengthy, and at times
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-06
Films of More Than Routine Merit

THE CONDEMNED OF ALTONA"-Sophia Loren encounters
neSNaziism In q welLaeted, weI-made drama.
DAYS OF WINE AND ROSES"-Lee Remick and Jack
Lennon In q dramatic bout with alcoholism.
THE GREAT ESCAPE"-Suspense In Mani POW compound,
with James Garner and Steve Mcqueen as escapes.
THE INCREDIBLE J0URNEY"-A Labrador retriever,
bull terrier and Siamese cat triumph In Disney ad-
venture.
LAWRENCE OF ARABIA-Peter OTOOe In one Of the best
movie Spectaces yeti superbly photographed dramatic
ROOM AT THE TOP"-SmOne SignOrets Academy Award
performance as q woman illused by Laurence Harvey.
THE VPS"-Grand Airport with Mar.
garet Rutherford delight and Liz Taylor present
WEST SIDE STORY"-NataIie Wood and Rita Moreno IN
beguiling film version Of the Broadway musical hit.
Evening star., 1963-03-15

boys and girls. The midget
class will bowl two games OF
duckpins.
Bowling in the British Isles
Is going great guns. Haux re-
ports that the British kids are
anxious 10 compete with Amer
ican youngsters.
ssss
The weekly WMAL-7 tele-
vised bowling programs:
Tomorrow-Bowler's Choice,
l:30-2:30 pm. Champions, VIII
liam Keckley, Silver Spring,
and Mrs. Olive Gunsauls, Alex
andria. Challengers: Mrs. Jackie
T. Ray. Washington; Jesse W.
Watson, Landover. Md; Mrs.
10 Donaldson, Silver Spring,
and Lee F. zemil. Silver Spring
Sunday-Bowling Teens, IL
pm. Bill Clements, Arlington:
Walter Morgan. Washington;
Tanya Kozar, Washington; /;
Nancy Lecorq. Lanham. Nd.
and Tim Gallagher, WASH
ington.
Emma Samuels. rolling In the
Greenway Mixed League, has
broken the all-time high-game
record for the circuit with a
ITO game.
She had three spares and
three strikes in the game. This
is the fourth highest individual
game ever rolled by q woman
at Greenway. Emma carries a
% average.
Evening star., 1963-03-15
BY DICK O'BRIEN
star Bowling Editor

Bill Wood, one Of the patri-
archs Of the bowling game in
this area, would like 10 defi-
nitely discover whether the low
average duckpin bowler Is losing
interest In tournament compe-
tition.
"If he is," Bill said. there
ought TO be more tournaments
designed for the low scorer"
Every year Wood puts on a
dub tournament at the King
Pin Bowling Center. This years
event is scheduled Sunday, st
Patrick's Day.
This was q very popular tour
nament at one time, overflow
ing with entries. But Bill has
noticed a decline in interest OF
late.
II feel" Wood said. that in
terest In low-average tourna-
ments could and should be re-
vived. With so many new
bowlers coming into the game
I don't believe q lot Of them
really understand the fact that
a full handicap really give,
them a chance 10 win"
Woods dub event Sunday will
be open 10 bowlers with an
average OF less than ia, with
full handicap from ia scratch.
This gives the average bowler
an opportunity 10 participate
in q tournament against bowl
ers in his class, with an equal
chance TO win.
Evening star., 1963-03-15
Gibbs Getting Tryout
Behind Plate for Yonks

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.
Mar. Is (AP).-Nobody wants
TO see 100000 wasted. not
even baseball's richest outfit.
the Yankees. That's the reason
Infielder Jake Gibbs. highest
priced bonus player in the
clubs history, is becoming a
catcher.
After a week Of working be-
hind the bat, the former Missis-
sippi All-America quarterback
is beginning TO look like a pro-
fessional at the position and
he will catch for whatever
minor league team he is as
signed 10 next month.
"I believe he'll make q
catcher" Manager Ralph Houk,
an ex-receiver himself. says.
He has good actions behind
the bat and moves well. OF
course. throwing Is q big part
OF the Job and we can't know
how well he can do that until
he plays"
Jake was a shortstop at Ole
Miss but lacks the range for
that position In the majors. He
played third base and the OUT
field for Richmond Of the In
ternational League in 1861 and
Evening star., 1963-03-15
LaSaIIe Joins
Tourney Field

LaSalle High School Of Phil
adelphia today joined the list
of teams accepting invitations
to participate in the 10th an
nual Washington Catholic In
vitational basketball tourna-
ment at Georgetown University
starting Friday. March 20.
The Little Explorers, 22-3
for the season, are the sixth
team to enter the tournament,
joining q field which already
includes DeMatha and st.
Johns of Washington, South
Hills Catholic Of Pittsburgh.
st. Augustine's Of New Orleans
and Gordon Tech of Chicago.
LaSalle finished third in the
O'Connell tournament during
the Christmas holidays, losing
in overtime to O'Connell, the
Virginia State Catholic cham
pion 46-42, in the semifinals.
The Explorers lost only two
games in regular-season play
and won the Shaughnessy
play-offs for the Philadelphia
area Catholic title.
The championship was the
eighth for Obie O'Brien, the
LaSalle coach for 80 years. The
Explorers have a chance to
capture the city championship
tomorrow when they encoun-
ter West Philadelphia, the pub
lie school titlist.
Evening star., 1963-03-15
THE BOWLING LINE
Low-Average Duckpinners Get Help

high average in the Pepsi loop
with 1884. Volk is carrying
1924.
Making their first starts
since the All-Star tonight will
be Ann Habercom. who fin
ished second in the women's
division: Elizabeth Barger,
Dotty Clark, Ed Pugh. Billy
Mischou and Jack Barkley.
The Fair Lanes organization
is laying more groundwork
these days for International
competition.
Bob Haux. supervisor Of the
International Youth Bowling
program. has announced that
Fair Lanes will feature an In
ternational Bowl-O- Gram tour
nament March 30.
More than 1000 youngsters
between the ages Of 7 and l8
In the program In the United
States and Great Britain will
be eligible TO enter.
The team tournament, en-
comprising both duckpins and
tannina will he held AZ all Fair
Lanes centers, including Mary
land and Virginia, with results
being mailed TO the central
office.
Total pinfall for three games.
plus handicap, will determine
placement Of teams In the fol-
lowing classes: Bantam girls.
bantam boys and combined
junior and senior classes for
Evening star., 1963-03-15
Brooks Gets
Pan Am Ring
TriuIs Berth

There has been one change
IN the armed services boxing
team which viii battle the
National AAU champions To-
morrow night In Toledo for the
right TO represent the United
States In the Pan American
Games next month.
Carleton Brooks Of the Army,
who was upset last week in the
Interservice championships at
Fort Myer. will be the middle
weight fighter on the team
which departs for Toledo
today.
The Nays Jim Rosette, the
new Interservice champion.
and runnerup Ralph Mccoy Of
the Air Force gave up the
chance to compete in the Pan
American trials at l65 pounds,
The other nine fighters are
all Interservice champions
and Brooks was the Interserv-
ice titlist last year.
The other team members
are Robert Carmody Of the
Army at liz pounds, Arthur
Jones Of the Air Force, lle;
Charles Brown Of the Marine
Corps, 1875: Jim Grant Of the
Army. 1872; Quincy Daniels
Air Force. 139; Maurice Frilot
Of the Marines. LAT; Martin
Berzewski, Air Force, 1856; VIII
liam Parks. Army. l78. and
Heavyweight Lee Carr OF the
Army.
Evening star., 1963-03-15

The week end is crowded
with other duckpin events. too,
including the 9th annual st.
Patrick's Mixed Doubles event,
to be held Saturday at Bowl
America Westwood in Bethesda.
Couples will roll six games,
with the winner to be decided
on total pinfall.
Entries for the tournament
close tonight at midnight and
no post entries will be accepted.
Squads will be limited TO l6
couples.
The Capitol Forest No. l04,
Tall Cedars Of Lebanon are
sponsoring q tournament Sum
day at Anacostia Spillway for
the benefit Of muscular dystro-
ply research.
Competition In three events
win be held-singles. doubles
and team action. Participants
may enter one or all three
events. Bowling starts at 2 pm.
Dave Volk may be a three
time All-Star duckpin cham
pion, but he is playing second
fiddle 10 Jimmy Dietsch In the
average department OF White
Oaks mixed doubles league.
The All Star champion, from
Baltimore. will be on view TO-
night. fresh from his hard
earned triumph at Annapolis,
along with q host Of other all
star contestants who compete
in this league.
Dietsch currently holds the
Evening star., 1963-03-15
Virginia Schools Keep
Two-Doy Cage PIoyoff

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Mar.
IS (AP).-The Group la
board of the Virginia High
School League has voted to
continue the State basketball
tournament on q two-day basis
next year.
The quarter-finals will be
played Friday. semifinals on
Saturday morning and after
noon and the finals Saturday
night. the same setup as this
season. The dates of the tour
ney viii be March 1914 at
Richmond.
Most Of the coaches who par
ticipated in this years tourney.
including Morris Levin Of
champion Washington Lee,
favored a three-day tourney.
The Group la boards ac-
ton is subject TO approval to-
day by the leagues legislative
council.
In other action, the board
upped the number of football
games to seven for eligibility to
win the State title.
Also, Fort Hunt High School,
to be built in Fairfax County,
was approved for membership
Evening star., 1963-03-15
Mellow Bolt
Takes Lead al
81. Petersburg

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla,
Mar. is (AP) AT the brink of
IS, Tommy Bolt admits he has
mellowed q bit, but he still has
the same old ability to hit a
golf ball and the same old flair
for q phrase.
His tabled temper firmly In
check, Bolt tore into the 6,537-
yard Lakewood Country Club
course yesterday for a 7-under-
par 65 and the first-round lead
in the $4,000 st. Petersburg
Open.
Il just got a little lucky" he
said as he came off the final
green.
Billy Maxwell Of Las Vegas
said he could have used q little
luck. Maxwell finished with a
Sc. but complained that he
missed two golden opportuni-
ties for brides.
Going into today's second
round knotted for third place
at 81 are Dave Marr Of New
Rochelle. N. Y, and q couple
of North Carolinians - Julius
Boros Of Mid Pines and 20
year-old Raymond Floyd Of
Fayetteville.
The field Of 14e pros and 10
amateurs gave par q beating
Sixty-two Of the pros and two
amateurs matched or bettered
the 36-36-72 standard.
Bolt, who viii be IS later this
month. did the Job with an
eagle and five brides. The
eagle 3 came on the 45l-yard
sixth hole when he reached the
green in 2 strokes and dropped
In q 30-feoter.
Bolt said he Is using q new
driver, and getting is to 20
yards more on his tee shots.
Bolt. plaques by a variety of
ailments, had a miserable year
In 1862. But he has already
earned $S,667 this year TO al
most match his total earnings
last year.
Evening star., 1963-03-15
SemifinuIs Slate
Announced for
NBA PIoyoffs

NEW YORK, Mar. Is CAP)
The National Basketball As
sociation has announced the
schedule for semifinal playoff
games and clans for the divi-
sion finals. .a
II the Eastern Division series
ends by March % or "a, the
final series viii begin imme-
diately, with the winner playing
at Boston. Otherwise, the final
series starts March 28.
The Western Division final
will begin March 81. with the
Detroit-St. Louis survivor play
ing at Los Angeles.
Here Is the schedule:
Western Division lbest-of-5 seriesD !:
March 20, 22-Detroit ct 81. Louis
March &c a nsSsssafyJEst. Louis
March y III nscesssry,-DetrOit
Eastern Division Cbest-of-5 series): !:
March le-cincinnat at Syracuse.
March 2l-Syracuse at Cincinnati
March 23--cincinnati at Syracuse
March 2 uf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
March 90 ~ necessaryJ-cineinnati
at Syracuse.
Evening star., 1963-03-15

last year but the Yanks are
set at third with Clete Boyer
who at 26 is only two years
older than Jake.
Ralph called me in and
asked me II I'd go along with
It," Gibbs says. II said I'd be
willing TO try as I'd like TO
make this ball club in some
position and ] guess 1t will need
catchers long before 1t needs
"a third baseman or OUT
fielders."
Houk made the point that the
three Yankee catchers are all
30 or more. John Blanchard is
that age, Elston Howard is SO
and Yogi Berra will be 80
May IL.
After a week Of catching bat
ting practice, Gibbs Is happy.
still got all my fingers" ne
gags. II guess ! can do IT," "
Evening star., 1963-03-15
Virginia Beaten
In Polo Tourney

NEW YORK, Mar. IS (AP) I.
Defending champion Cornell
will be favored to win the
National intercollegiate polo
tournament when the Big Red
meets Yale in the final tomor-
row night.
Cornell. which has captured
the title six times in the last
eight years, routed Virginia,
1874, last night in a semifinal
match ct the Squadron A
Armory. Yale beat Princeton,
1915, in the semifinals Tuesday
night.
Yale's star player. Alan Corey
III Of Westbury. N. Y, Is ex-
pected to miss the title game.
He Is In the infirmary with the
flu.
Evening star., 1963-03-15
Auto Club TO Hold
SWeepstukes Event

The Volvo Club Of Washing
ton will hold its annual Irish
Sweepstakes autocross at noon
Sunday at the Towers Inter-
national parking lot, Edsall
road and Shirley highway.
Drivers Of foreign and do
mestic sports cars and COM
pact sedans will compete on .
replica Of the Monte Carlo
grand prix course marked by
pylons.
Evening star., 1963-03-15

better off the offensive board,
since he follows everything that
goes UP.
"On a one-on-one," Thorn
added, II don't think anybody
can handle Heyman."
For anyone getting his first
look. Kramer Is likely to be
remembered mostly for his
effortleSs grace, his long one
handlers and his almost un-
believable suspension. Hell go
up in the air and almost hang
there" Lou Rossini, the NYU
coach, said.
Heyman, meanwhile, churns
like an Ohio State fullback. In
Dukes fast break, he's the
middle man. He takes the
drive-in full blast or feeds off
with a rapid, hard pass that
brings as many 'oohs" from
the crowd as his buckets.
Kramer Is largely unemo-
tional. Heyman is fiery, talk
ative. In the ACC tourney he
leaped almost piggy back
aboard teammate Jay Buckley
after Buckley had tapped in o
key rebound. Angered once, he
stopped and challenged the
whole Wake Forest bench.
With Heyman, there seems
to be one burning obsession.
Neither Oscar Robertson or
Jerry Lucas could lead his
team to a national champion
ship. AS this seasons player
Of thu, year, Heyman seems bent
on doing 1t.
Hes won Just about every
individual award there Is"
Bubas said. 'He knows it.
There's not much left for him,
except to lead his team"
With Kramer there also may
be a burning obsession. To be
better than Heyman tonight.
Evening star., 1963-03-15
~ the Associated Press

A stylish backcourt man with
O game knee and an offbeat
Jump shot from one Of basket
balls famed spawning grounds
Is the first-act hit Of the Ma
tional Invitation Tournament.
He's Wally Jones, who
spanked Villanova to q 1881
runaway over DePaul last night
as the 26th MT opened at
Madison Square Garden. The
6-foot-2 junior. who has q de-
Iayed action jumper which he
fires from all angles In mid
air, clearly was the star Of the
night.
Jones was the high scorer
Of the double-header with %
points and stirred the crowd Of
1929 with his overall skills
as the key man for the Wild
cats, who romped against De-
Paul with q second-half surge.
FOrdham Routed
In the second game Memphis
State followed the same pat
tern, cutting loose after inter-
mission for q 70-49 victory over
out manned Fordham. The
winners next go in tomorrow
nights quarter-final double
header. with Villanova paired
against top-seeded Wichita and
Memphis State against Ca
nisius.
It was not apparent from his
performance. but Jones has
Evening star., 1963-03-15
GEISHAS DEALT
BLOW BY GOLF

TOKYO, Mar. IS (AP).
Can golf replace the
geisha In Japan?
The prefectural govern
ment Of Gifu. Central
Japan. approved q new
budget yesterday which in
cluded s3.88e for golf club
membership for officials.
The reason: So they can
entertain General govern
ment representatives.
Why9 The golf course is
healthier than the tradi-
tional eeisha tea houses.
Evening star., 1963-03-15

picion here that Kramer. who
plays for NYU, doesn't really
think so.
Kramer was holding court
the other night after NYU's
victory over Pittsburgh, and
didn't even smile when he said
he was eager for this personal
showdown. "Sure, I'd like to
play Artie -on e."
Kramer said, but I'd rather
do it in a school yard than in
a game"
And that leads to q little
story. A few years ago, when
Dukes Vic Bubas was trying
to recruit Kramer. q freshman
named Heyman approached
Kramer in the Blue Devils
gym. It was their first meet
ing.
"In tell you what I'll do"
Heyman said chestily. "I1l
play you one-on-one. If you
win. you can do as you wish.
But If I win. you sign to come
TO Duke"
Kramer nodded and said,
yes, the story was true. What
happened then2 I'VE never fol-
lowed through" Kramer said,
sounding hurt. They finally
have their showdown tonight.
Heyman, at 6 feet 5, is an
inch taller than Kramer and
weighs about 1915 pounds
more. The devil from Duke. via
Long Island, is thicker across
the chest, walks with q heavy
shuttle, and gives q quick i'm
preston of power.
In contrast, Kramer, the for
mer high-school whiz from up
state Schenectady. is lean and
long-legged. In the popular
thin-styled clothes which he
prefers, he looks like someone
out for lunch from Fred AS
taire's place.
Kramer is averaging 29.3
points a game, the second best
figure in the Nation. Heyman's
mark is 25.3, but more signi-
ficantly, perhaps, they have al
most identical shooting per-
centages - 46.9 per cent for
Kramer, 46.S for Heyman.
One man who can look at
both through a neutraPs eye
gives Heyman the edge. I'D
give Art the edge off his ability
to handle the ball." said George
King, the West Virginia coach.
He has that extra years ex-
perience. They can even switch
him to guard and he'll do a
heckava job coming down
against a zone press"
Kings own ace, Rod Thorn,
who also appreciates good tai
ent when he sees It, put 1t this
way: Kramer is the stronger
Jumper and very good off the
defensive board. Heyman is