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Uspssf Calif •• THE EVENING*3TAR, Washington, D. C- | it# regular opponents. 285-68. [When it defected Nebraska, C-2 TMVKBDAT. NCIMMBJM.JMT in winning nine of 10. Tba 34-7. The Blue Devil* hawe c SoonersHeavy averaged Favorites Sooners 28.6 points 2-2 bowl record. per game. - re* it • v it I This will be Oklahoma's ¦ • But Wilkinson Disagrees eighth bowl appearance and MIAMI,Fla.. Dm. 26 UP)— ing the Sooner* can be handled. fourth trip to the Orange Bowl. II I f'\ Oklahoma, highly ratad by tile Oklahoma bounced back from The Sooners have won five r-SNOW TIRE SALE-, oddsmakers, Duke, highly the defeat whip bowl games, including victories DE LUXE 100% COLD and Notre Dame to 'here in 1964 regarded by rival Coach Bud Nebraska, 32-7, and Oklahoma and 1966, and RUIIER WAU-TO- Wilkinson, arrived today to State. 88-fl: loat two. WALL FULL RECAPS! played start preparations for their After a successful first half, Duke here in 1959 I msk V i Orange Bowl clash New Year’s Guarante# II MtNtfca LI HLma I Duke waa tied by Navy, 6-6. Day. lost to Oeorgia Tqch, 18-0. beat Tires Mounted Free Oklahoma is a 13-point fa- Clemaon, 7-6, and loat to North vorite but Wilkinson, as usual, Carolina. 21-12, In the aeaaon 7.50x14 »*.»s the finale. refuses to go along with __ 8 m_ 00x14 10.95 crowd. This will be the 24th anni- 8.50x14 11.95 versary of the Orange Bowl. \fflQn “Duke has played a difficult T||W 9.00x14 12.95 most successfully,” The game will cap a week of §¦%¦ •* schedule 3SF - r \ H|elo <i -^’%, 7.10x15 9.95 >iflfti Wilkinson said. "They are an (ports fare for visitors to Mi- Uw 0.70x13 exeepttynally sound, strong big ami’s Orange Bowl Festival. Did You Know? 7*0x15 9.95 football team, excellently The Junior Invitational tennis The Alt-New 1959 3-HOUt 8.00x15 1 1.95 coached by BUI Murray.” tournament and nine days of Recap Service 6.40x15 6.95 international competition in in- No activity was elated today JAGUAR 6.00x16 8.95 for either team, but tomorrow board and outboard power boat XK 150 COUPE Murray wUI start twlce-a-day races start today. Als* mt Bmto Prlcei Three-Tear Contract Ends ii tlx ultimate I* Sport drills at Miami Stadium and Cert. Desigaod, on- REGULAR TREADS AT Wilkinson willsend the Sooners The game marks the end of pintered styled three-year between end For $2.00 LESS PER TIRE %"Hl \ ¦ gettHfl H^V through a workout at the Uni- a contract a very specie! kind of versity Orange Bowl, the Big All price, apply to recap pour lira of Miami field In subur- the owner, cost only or recappabla ban Coral Gables. Eight Conference and the At- etchanoe Coast Conference. Hope Kegala lantic *4475 JMB to Fora* The Big Eight has signed a SERVICE CO. V Fully Equipped at AIL TIRE Murray wUI try to return hie new contract to supply teams Delivered 4 Location Blue Devils to the form they for the next three years against 3234 winning straight GA. AVI. N.W., RA 6-8150 Vs.. ] ( showed in five 'opposition to be picked from 110(1 VIERS MILLROAD IHUN games In the first half of the the field fl g iMmomrmm ***• WHEATON TRIANGLE season. After North Carolina In winning six, losing two WHEATON, MD State tied Duke. 14-14, the and tying two. Duke averaged L 0 5-4448 4726 ANNAROLIS ROAD Blue Devils went on to another 16.1 points per game. The Blue # WASHINGTON BCTMCRDA I MD WA. 7 (699 • ILADENSBURG. tie, lost twice and scored a Devils outscored their rivals, ALEXANDRIA • FAIRFAX I narrow victory. Encouraging 161-87. 2044 LEE HWY., ARL., VA. HO. 4 VISIONS OF SUGAR PLUMS —Frank Leahy where Texas A&M’soffer was attractive enough to Duke Is Notre Dame's 7-0 Oklahoma, perennial cham- 2-7000 JA. 4182 opens presents from his bed in St. Anthony’s to get him out of coaching retirement. Leahy victory over Oklahoma, show- pion of the Big Eight, outscored Hospital in Michigan City, Ind., but his suffered a fractured ankle when he slipped in 1 thoughts probably were in College Station, Tex., front of his home.—AP Wirephoto. SHOP TONIGHT TO 9 S.'X'.Sl'Sr LEAHY STORE HOURS: Mondoyi, 12:30 to 9; Tuesdoys, Wednesday* ond Saturdays, 10 to 6; Thursdays ond Fridays, 10 to 9. Free Parking! Lions' Coach Pleased NBA Leaders with him. But he added that the house the college would furnish him was too small for With his family of eight children, Team's Leahy Condition Upsefs five at home. added that DETROIT. Dec 26 uTV—- ¦ tickets got Arst call and stood Suffer he didn't know when he would Coach George Wilson of the ¦ in a three-block long line Mon- By the AuocUted Pt*m move to College Station. Detroit Lions predicted today r day and Tuesday to claim The underdogs of the Na- Leahy said he hoped to go, his team, “with the exception i, their grandstand spots. tional Basketball AssociaUon to Chicago today but the trip of Bobby Layne. will be in its ! What's left of Briggs Sta- presented Christmas presents would depend on the condition beat over-all shape of the sea- diums 52.555 seats and 4.000 to their long-suffering fans of his ankle, which was in- 1 son” for ita battle with the “ standing roam tickets will go last night. Jured when he slipped on a Cleveland Browns here Sunday r on public sale tomorrow. Minneapolis, the doormat of sidewalk while carrying pack-! for the National Football 1 The stadium is scaled to pro- the league so far this year, ages from his car to his home League championship. duce a gate of 5380.000 at $lO. knocked off Detroit. 106-104. ' Tuesday night. Wilson didn't knock the wood 1 $7.50, $5 and $4 rates. With for its seventh win In 28 starts, Leahy quit coaching at the off luck, to ward a reversal of $200,000 thrown in from tele- while Philadelphia defeated height of his career, giving his but did take an anxious glance vision and radio tNBC> fees.' 'Boston for the first time this health as the determining fac- in the direction of Charley i the game likely will result in year, 115-105. tor. He had compiled a record Ane. star offensive tackle, hob- the biggest player pool in NFL game. of 87 victories. 11 losses and 9 bling injured knee, In the other scheduled about on an ¦history with the winners get- Syracuse defeated New York, ties, including four national and Defensive Halfback Jim ting possibly $4,200 Syra- championships and six unde- baking -1 to $4,400 134-130. in overtime at j David an ankle injury | each in a 60-40 split. feated teams, in his 11-year under a sun lamp. David cuse. AUTOMATIC GAS The Lakers withstood a tenure at Notre Dame. again t stressed that he would by play despite Browns Put Stress fourth ‘quarter drive the When Leahy quit Notre Dame, the hurt. Pistons, being There outscored 28-16 he said he was physically ex- are an assortment of On Good during time, gain bruises and pulled : Defense this to their hausted and wanted to spend muscles ii victory. Harry scattered about and CLEVELAND. Dec. 26 UP)— Gallatin's basket more time with his family. He WATER HEATERS Halfback 1 with 25 seconds the Qene Oedman may be slowed Coach Paul E. Brown concen- was went into the public relations - by a shoulder separation, but trates his Cleveland Browns' clincher. business and had other busi- the rest expect to play. practice today on defense. I Larry Foust led the Lakers ness interests. Layne, the Lions' No. l quar- And never in 10 championship with 24 points, while George Leahy first grabbed national terback. suffered a broken leg playoffs over the last 11 years Yardley took game honors with attention as head coach at as Detroit thumped Cleveland. have the Browns depended 29 points for the Pistons, who l Boston College, following stints 20-7. in' their regular season more on defense than they are now have lost nine games m as line coach at Georgetown, meeting December 8. Hell be depending on it for Sunday’s 13 home starts. Michigan State and Fordham. missing from the lineup Sun- game in Detroit. The Warriors gave the Celtics His first team in 1939 won nine day. When the Browns meet the a taste of their own medicine, and lost one and played In the 1854 Game Recalled Lions for the National Football piling up a 30-12 lead in thei ¦Cotton Bowl, losing to Clemaon. quarter year Wilson isn't letting his team League championship, it will be first and a 58-44 half- 6-3. The following his forget that its triumph three , the first title contest the club time lead. The Warriors led by team marked up 11 consecutive victories, including 3undays ago against the has played without Otto Gra- as much as 25 points in the a 19-13 win quarter. Browns came the day after . ham and his prime target for second over Tennessee in the Sugar Cleveland backed into the East- . the clutch pass. End Dante Bowl. ern Division championship , Lavelll. Leahy played tackle and cen- through a Pittsburgh defeat of Retirement ot Graham and ter at Notre Dame in the late New York.
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