THE EVENING STAR JA-13 WaikMftM, 0. C. (Ht Kentucky Gets Hanbury's Proteges Eye Tvttdtr, Ottsmt* 23. tnt Top Place in Golden Gloves Honors Spahn Given By DICK O’BRIEN Uline Arens, but he saya. BUr Bta9 Writer "thing* are different now.” ¦ Tfr M \ ,W? 1 Coach Lew Hanbury's Opti- He has taken s dozen younc- A. P. Cage Poll, Club is poised to make its Imlst * sters under hia wing since last Official Nod By tho Associated Press first real bid for honors in the year's tournament and report- Coach Adolph Rupp *subnovice and open classes off Os Ken- worked I tucky had a merry Christmas P jThe Evening Star's Golden i ed, “they have hard. two days early today as sports- Gloves tournament when the3 think I have a top-flight outfit As NL's Best preliminary round open Jan- writers and broadcasters voted, ‘!ready for the bell this time.” (API.— uary1 20 Capitol NEW YORK, Dec. 23 his Wildcats the Nation’s top 1 at Arena. Warren Spahn. on Milwaukee’s team in the weekly Associated : Hanbury, appointed coach off: Indian Team veteran southpaw, captured Press poll. itithe Optimist Club team two3 Hanbury said he will have most of the Important pitching The Baron, years ago, is no novice in the whose team Is jJ a dozen young- honors in the National League, defending national collegiate Golden< Gloves tournaments. according sters fighting as beginners with to the official 1958 champion, was still enjoying He1 was featherweight cham- -1 averages released today. pion - eight the results of a successful week I in the Golden Gloves tour- another or nine entered Among the titles Spahn JT' Washington * di4 end when Informed of the nament1 of in 1939 on the senior list. not win was the eamed-run Wildcats’ choice as top team. and1 he competed in the East- division, he leadership. That went to crafty Tournament Champions j In the subnovice “We’re simply delighted,” he «ern of Stu Miller, who won only six said. “When you in New York City. Later, be e is training Buddy Roberts and consider we 1 heavy- games and lost nine for San have only one man returning * turned to the pro ranks and 1 Johnny Apollo, two fought, among others, great weights, along with Allen Ford. Francisco. from our national champion- 1 the t Spahn compiled 22 victories ship play- Henry Armstrong at Uline 6 175: Jimmy Hart, 160: Pete team and the other 1 and to share the top spot with Bob ers are all youngsters, they’ve Arena in 1943. Kane. 147; Pat Lee, 135, 1 Ray Edwards, 126 Friend of Pittsburgh. He also molded themselves Into a top- Training his Lew Brothers Wes a tied teammate. Bur- flight unit.” Witecks. full-blooded dette, winning percentage - among for Kentucky won its own In- Two of Lew’s brothers. Jim- Sioux Indian, is listed Spahn my, 135-pound senior, fighters and Han- honors with .667. had a vitational Tournament over i a and i the senior 22-11 record, 20-10. end, defeating Billy, 135-pound novice, are bury reports “he will be one of Burdette the week Ohio 1 e Warren also pitched the « among of this year's tourna- most State and West Virginia. The the District amateurs s the stars complete games, 23, the victory who are training under the e ment.” Other senior boxers are most w j> jggifl Wildcats also had a ' innings, 1 JB over Optimist Club banner. Jimmy Hanbury, Jerry Ramos, 290. and faced the Maryland last week. Re- < most batsmen, 1,176. suits of games through last The Hanbury family has s a welterweight, and Russ Nor- >. 30-year-old right- mm J ,Mmk ' L. -Pitcher. With at Least 154 Inninaa Rated According t»» ERA) Pettit 38. KuharichtoAidi Brigham ' Hard Young, bouncing Work Detail but IP. ER H SO and 1 W L. Pet R I BB ERA ¦ G back to drop North Carolina * Miller Stuart, 8. Fran. R4l 6 9 400 182 60 50 160 49 119 2.47 Tones. Samuel. St. txmls R35 14 13 .519 250 95 80 204 107 225 2.88 • State and St. Joseph’s (Pa.) Burden;,i 8 Lewis. Milw. R4O 20 10 .667 275 102 S 9 279 SO US 2.91 • from the unbeaten ranks. Spahn. Warren Milw. L3822 11 667 200 108 99 257 76 156 367 Pay Offfor Ewbank Scoring Gap; Roberts, vßobln Phila. R35 17 14 .548 270 112 97 270 51 136 3.23 Nixon on Draft Fran. L4l 87 143 3.27 Despite its loss to Kentucky ( AntonelU. John 8 Id 13 652 242 101 88 216 Brosnan.J. 8. Chi.. 33 BtL 841 It 8 .579 IS7 66 «2 148 79 89 3.34 By GEORGE BOWEN in the championship game of j 91 3.41 .* Mlaell. Wllmer Bt. Louis L3OIO 14 417 11*0 81 72 178 80 Associated Press Sporta Writer Kentucky Haddu, Harvey. Cln. L29 8 7 333 184 79 72 191 43 110 3.52 the Invitational, Kline.j Ronald. Plttab’gh R32 13 16 448 237 96 93 220 92 109 353 Virginia jumped Purkey. Robert. Cln. R37 17 11 .607 250 106 10(1 259 49 TO 3.60 BALTIMORE, Dec. 23. Baylor West from t 3.68 Before Leaving Is 3d Jackson. Lawrence. St.L. R4913 13 560 198 93 81 211 51 124 Weeb Ewbank is built mentally seventh to fifth place. North i Friend. Robert. Plttab'dh R 38 22 14 .811 274 120 112 299 61 135 3.6 S along Napoleon. NEW YORK, Dec. 23 PITCHERS IN 10 OR MORE GAMES pack in 0 L. t ct. IP. R. ER. H 88. SO ERA players in at night. Tom be- - and with it has reached the from the the National record. rb A. 90 4.54 scoring Acker, Thomaa, cln. ...R 38 4 3 .571 125 84 83 128 43 tween a career in politics and I heights in football coaching. Basketball Association Anderson, Robert, Chi— R 17 3 3 .500 66 29 29 61 29 51 3.95 race. Auburn Makes List Antonelli, John. 8. P L4l 16 13 .552 242 101 88 216 87 143 3.27 athletics, Nixon Anally decided I Ewbank combined detailed Bessent.F. Donald. L. A. Rl9 1 0 1.000 24 14 9 24 17 13 3.38 planning with battle daring to The jump-shooting ace has Auburn and Michigan State, i Birrer, Werner, L A. Rl6 0 0 006 34 20 17 43 7 18 450 latter and only recently range points Blackburn, Ronald. Pitta. R3B 2 1 .667 64 33 24 61 27 31 3.38 on the ’ lead the Baltimore Colts to the found the for 768 with five and four victories re- | Brlfga, John, Chi. R 20 5 6 .500 96 52 48 99 45 46 4.50 made up his mind to take a title in the Division for an average 28.4 points per; spectively for perfect records, Br J B "_t hl i Western mm... 3.WSt. Lou?s i "R 41 11 8 .579 187 66 62 148 79 89 3.34 fling at a head coaching berth. . 1 of the National Football League game, the fastest pace of any were the two newcomers to the i Buhl, Robert, Milw. Rll 5 2 .714 73 33 28 74 30 27 3.45 player history through poll. Tigers jumped Burdette, Lewia. Milw. -R 40 20 10 .667 275 102 89 279 50 113 291 in a relatively short five cam- in 27 The from J Cardwell. Donald, Phila..R 16 3 6 .333 108 55 o 4 99 3, 77 4.50 Served in Legislature games. 13th to eighth place Chit turn, Nelson. 8. L. .R IS 0 1 .000 29 21 21 31 7 13 602 paigns. while i 72 44 39 89 17 63 4.88 Michigan ! Conley, D. Eugene. Mtlw. R26 0 6 .000 A member of the ; He challenges the New York The Hawks’ stalwart boasts State climbed from Crone. Raymond, 8 P— Rl4 1 2 .333 24 18 18 35 13 7 875 former an 88-point lead over runner- 11th to ninth. Drabowaky, Myron. Chi...R 22 911 .450 128 73 83 W 8 73 77 4.60 ¦ Giants, one of the old powers Drott, Richard. Chi. —R 39 711 .389 187 118 101 158 99 127 5.44 Pennsylvania State Legislature, up Paul Arizin of the Philadel- Xavier of 10th, Drysdale, Donald. L. A. R44 12 13 .480 212 107 98 214 /2 131 4.18 ’ of the league, for the Ohio is a one i 39 2.88 two cham- has Elston. Donald. Chi R69 9 8 .529 97 35 31 75 84 cerving terms from 1947 pionship of the kingdom phia Warriors, who 680. position drop. Erskine. Carl. L. A R 31 4 4 .500 98 61 58 115 35 54 6.14 pro -- This Is the biggest margin en- Tennessee, upset by Butler Face. Elroy Pitta R67 5 2 .714 84 30 -< . , 47 .89 through 1950, Mike could have s Sunday at Yankee Stadium. j Farrell. Richard, Phila.. R64 8 9 .471 94 41 35 84 40 73 3.35 joyed by a pace-setter this last week, and Northwestern i Podge, Eugene. Chi. R 16 11 .500 40 22 21 47 11 15 4.73 had the Democratic nomination ) Although labored 3—Cln.; Ewbank dropped Freeman. Hershell _ _ . ~ ~ season. out of the elite 10. 1 * Congress from his district 1 long in the obscurity of sports hl 135 3.88 to WEEB Rookie Elgin Baylor of the The Vols are 11th, the Wild- i Pr!en^ ßobert. Pltta.— R3B 12 14 |ll 274 120 112 299 61 lll* ago, po- vineyards, there was nothing EWBANK P, a couple of years and Pays Minneapolis Lakers is in third cats 12th. Sl)mea Ruben, b'p. -Ir 42 19 12 1»5 208 107 101 204 77 112 437 backward about him when he Hard Work Off John. Phila. 0 .000 17 9 8 12 14 10 4-4 place with 670 points. The top Gray. Rls 0 ,1 46 40- litical observers think he would 10 teams with first ] Marvin. 8. P.-.R 51 7 6 .583 65 34 29 26 1 took on the job of coaching Kenny Griaaom. BB 3»o • Sears of the New York place votes and won-lost ] Groas. Donald, Pitta L4O 6 7 .417 75 37 33 67 38 110 have been elected. But he chose : the last-place Colts. He convinced a lot of others Haddtx, Harvey. 29 8 7 184 79 73 191 43 352 through Cln.—L .533 2 33 4io around the NFL, too, in 1957. Knickerbockers remains the records Saturday in j Hearn, James. Phila. ...R 39 5 3 .625 <3 45 84 88 X instead to remain in sports. He promptly proclaimed he field-goal Henry, William, L44 6 4 ,056 81 27 28 83 17 58 286 most accurate shoot- parentheses: Chi 57 13. 3.14 i Until the Colts lost their last Kentucky Hillman, Darius. Chi R3l 4 8 .333 126 41 31 65 One of the University of j intended to “start a regime” er with 194 of 370 tries for a 1. (71* (8-0) 1.443 : Chi. 8 .625 168 80 70 163 93 91 J.ja game of the season they could 2. Cincinnati (61) (5-0) 1,415 ' Hobble. Glen. R65 10 81 211 51 124 3.68 .such the one built by the (19) Jackson, Law’nce, Bt. L—R 49 13 13 .500 198 93 as percentage. - (5-0) ' .13 Pittsburgh's outstanding half- .524 Boston’s Bill 3. North Carolina 1,076 Joseph, 18 97 25 23 60 43 74 ; have tied for the Western Con- (2 ) (8-1) ' Jay, Milwaukee.-R 7 5 .583 -« ' Cleveland Browns, where he having 4. Kansas State 831 Harold. Cln. ..R 75 34 31 <« 3./. i Sharman, hit on his last 5. Virginia _v. (7-2) ' Jeffeoat. 49 6 8 .429 backs in the bruising Jock | ference title. West (6-1) 681 ' Johnson. P—R 17 35 10 13 8.2. 7. Mississippi (4 ) (T-Oi ' Johnson, Ernest. Milw—R 15 3 1 .750 23 21 21 < Ewbank then went out on an- State 663 11 3 1 8 33 6 8 «¦ Sutherland machines of the Brown. partment with 121 in 129 at- S. Auburn (3) (5-6) 451 • Jonet. Gordon. Ban F...R .750 30 11 .88 9. Jones. Louts _ 13 260 96 80 204 107 2-5 '#€ JH other limb by saying he was Michigan State . (2i (4-0) ; Samuel. St. R35 14 .519 20 .30 19305, played tempts for .938 " 403 3 .700 82 .24 21 74 42 Nixon also some Promised a Winner a mark. 1 Xavier !0 ) (5-0) 376 Kellner.1 Alexander. Cln...L 18 7 6.03 “convinced that with just one TEN Kipp, Fred, Loa Angelea._L 40 8 6 .500 102 60 67 107 45 58 r The Celtics' Bill Russell has no „ SECOND Tennessee. 235; 1 109 3.93 minor league baseball. During ( or two more replacements we Northwestern. 209: Bradley. 181: Cal- Kline,1 Ronald. Pittsb'sh R32 13 16 .448 237 96 83 220 92 ’ At Ewbank's introduction to peer in the rebound category, Ifomia. 52; Vtllanova, 44; St Louis, 41- ! 12-Cln n summer vacations he worked in Baltimore, will have the finest football outdistancing Marquette. 39: Memphis State. 37: fSSiaa R 6 7 .462 123 60 56 118 5* 95 4.10 Owner Carroll I • far the field 50(1 89 4.47 coal loading 1 . team in the country." with Washington. 33: Davton. 34. j L.**A._ L4Oll 11 159 79 132 105 131 mines, coal. He still immediately Clement, 6 6 .500 33 43 4 1 1 Rosenbloom put 585 grabs off the backboards. 1 Lablne, L. A R52 104 55 48 112 3.97 holds a card in the miners' him a spot by So the Colts picked up old 1 Law. Vernon. Plttab ah. R3514 12 038 202 103 89 235 39 56 on saying, "We’ve ¦ The scoring leaders: Brooks. Cln R46 813 .381 181 89 83 194 65 <4 4.13 union. . pros Pettit, 1 Lawrence. promised the people of Balti- Ray Krouse and Leo San- 1. S.L. 27 261 246 768 28.4 Lown, Omar. 4 —Chicago; , nR 2 Arizin, Phil. '216 25.2 ford for defensive line and 27 226 686 11—Cincinnati .. Rls 0 2 *>?<;,}• 4.60 Kuharich and Nixon first met t more a winner. Until we give ¦ the 3 B'yl'r. Mpls. 26 228 212 6*o 25.8 Mabe, Robert, 3 9 .250 112 66 66 113 I?41 74 4So Gonzales' St. Louis.-R SI .1 ,6 while serving as assistants ) to them, we won’t be happy.” • rookie Ray Brown for pass de- 4. Y'rdl’y, Det. 29 238 178 654 22.8 Wife Maglle. Bartore, Bt. L—R 10 2 6 .250 53 31 28 46 .5 to lit 5. Twyman, C. 27 249 122 626 23 0 Morris, 1 .(50 -5 13 19 1.1 4.J. 6. H gan, S. 150 Martin, Bt. L...L 17 3 13 16 14 375 Sutherland with the Pittsburgh fense—and won nine of their L. 27 233 616 22.8 Mayer, Chicago..L 19 24 12 10 15 i Ewbank, then 46 and a head Sears. 194 Edwin. 2 2 .500 «) *- ! first games wrapping 7. NY. 27 183 571 21.1 Granted Divorce McCormick, Mich., 8. P...L 42 11 8 .579 178 103 91 19- Steelers. Nixon was backfield coach of major for 10 while 8. Sch'y’s. S'se 28 175 190 540 19.3 76 70 139 3 47 6.78J«9 i a team the 9. Kerr, S LOS McDaniel, Lynd'l, Bt. L...R 26 6 7 .417 109 } coach under Joe with the Chi- up the Western title. c se 28 203 131 537 19.2 ANGELES, Dec. 23 j ¦ first time, accepted the chal- 10. Sh rm n. B. 27 206 121 533 19.7 2 2 f ? Is i movies are important to him Ewbank’s staff is made of The wife of the 30-year-old ' 41 rookie backfield year ago, strained since the death of 3.00 of a >.j “Nobody wants to win any Charles Winner, Herman Ball, tennis player Robinson. H.. Milw R 19 2 4 .333 42 15 14 30 13 26 was awarded ] -_.R 0 1 44 22 17 45 15 .6 348 featuring Don Bosseler of [John Bridgers and Bob Shaw. their mother. In her will, Mrs. Roebuck. Edward. LA 32 .000 .v x.i f more than I do, and nobody custody Rush 0 10 .62ft 147 ft# ftfl 142 31 Comisky of Richard, Jr., 10; ! Rob«rt Milw R2B 197 Miami. Jim Pod.oley of Central works at it any harder,” he 'Winner, in charge of the de- left her daughter more Sanford! John. ”.R 38 10 13 .435 186 103 92 81 106 4.45 1 Michael, 8, and Daniel, 7. The j Willard,Phila. 41 6 .376 69 29 22 60 33 41 -8. Michigan and Ed Sutton f! fensive backfield, half- shafes of stock than she did Bchmldt. Cla.-Jt 3 9. 3.93 of claims. played family charged desertion. Bemproch. Roman, PhUa..R 36 13 11 .542 204 105 99 211 58 North Carolina, into one of the He refuses ,:back under Ewbank at Wash- her son, assuring Mis. Rigney n * s to take criticism i *RoS?rL Pitta—lL 35 »‘8 g # g league’s best offensive units. :. lying down. For a time after ington University in St. Louis control of the board of directors irnlth? l l'\ BTi f which members. j Spahn,“warren ,’ M11w!:::l 38 22 if 10 * Injuries cut down their ef- -jthe Colts' 1956 record of 5-7, ,j— Weeb’s only other head has five I £tg fJ *jj f}*8 ¦ ficiency during past plenty signs ; coaching job. Ball, former Chuck, however, succeeded in the season. i. there were of that Wight. W L 3ft 3 1 .7fiO 64 3ft getting B-CC Alumni Defeat . TCin -268tL (4 -iO Marshall fingered Nixon Ewbank was through. ihead coach of the Washington] a court action to limit Willey. Carlton. Milw R23 ft 7 .663 140 44. 4225 iTi110 k!53 5?6 as s Williams. Stanley. LA..R 27 ft 7 563 lift !? f2} year Called to a decisive meeting : Redskins, handles the offensive the board members to four, ft 22 f 3 7622 sft55 61 161 Tits next head coach a ago 3 Varsity Five, 56-52 Witt. George, Pitts ..R 16 2 .618 106 IB (6 thereby giving him equal 11 151 72 61 152 5< 364 au- - there t with Rosenbloom in Miami, , line. Bridgers, formerly at j The Bethesda Chevy Chase Worthington, Allen 0P..R&4 7 .011 >hen were rumors that thority operation the . Ewbank didn't go begging. Johns Hopkins, directs the de- in the of alumni basketball team spurted Kuharich was anxious to re- club. LESS THAN It GAME fensive line. Shaw, who played for 13 points in a row at the turn to college football. Kept on Job fighting Th n W L. Pet. IP R. ER H 88. 80. ERA for Cleveland, Los Angeles and Comiskey has been , 0 000 14 26 4 9 7.8* Last turn into the second quarter Anderson. John. Phila—R 6 0 16 17 1 "IfMike hadn't accepted the Chicago end to get his sister, as executrix Barclay. Curtis. San P R 6 1 0 1.000 16 5 5 16 5 6 ..*! “I believe I have done a good I Cardinals, is coach. and withstood a late rally by 1 11 .500 19 16 16 19 17 «.o* Job,” Marshall said. "I would J 1 their mother’s estate, dis- Barnes. Prank. St. Louis R 8 If5 ; job, but I haven’t finished of to varsity to : Burnside, Peter, Ban. F. L 6 0 0 .000 11 10 8 20 4 6.55 it,” Keith Molesworth, who the take a 56-52 vie- Chicago- R 24 o 16 7 9 1.88 have had to let all the coaches the 2,582 shares left Buzhardt. John. 6 3 0 I.OOT 5 3.38 *!he said en route to the session. . learned his pro football as a tribute tory last night at B-CC. Clark, Philip, Bt. Louis R 7 0 1 .000 8 5 3 11 3 1 minute a i »00 go—make clean sweep. I'm Mis. Comiskey. Dorothy Alumni P ' Collum, Jack, Los Angeles L 2 0 0 .000 3 3 3 4 2 0 know football and I know player for Chicago Iby G.F.Pts. B-CC O Pts. 9 1 0 ,88 that he’ll a , j“I ¦ the Bears i Bryan 4 19 Jecko 0 0 0 < Conley, Robert. Phila R 2 0 0 .000 8 77 sure be success. ' contends the estate should not 1 8 6 5 1 3 4 563 j Felber 1 ... « Constable. J„ San F. L 9 0 1.000 what I am doing is right. If' in the '3os, djrects the Colts! ...0 l Smith 7 0 14 4 5(( We’re lucky to get. him and Windsor _ 3 2 8 Rolle 6 O 10 < Crald. Roger. Los Angele* R 9 2 1 .867 32 20 16 30 12 16 I don’t have this job. I’llhave collegiate be distributed until all lia- 28 17 31 15 7 5.48 scouting system since! Brumb'ufh 5 2 12 _ O 3 3 Daniels,1 Bennie. Pitta R 8 0S .000 19 shopper? we lucky keep 1 i Kruecer 2 3 0 re to be able to football.” bilities against it have been Almy 10 2 Brooks .2 0 4 3 Ellsworth. R.. Chicago—L 1 0 1 .000 4 4 4 18.00 3 another in :giving up the coaching job to' Lee -1 2 D., R 0 1 .000 12 7 6 11 9 9 450 the staff. It's a fine staff,” 0 MacCartee 2 6 10 3 Erickson. Phila. 9 * oo He convinced Rosenbloom. settled. Steininter 10 2 Yount 6 Pltegerald.1 J. San F. L 1 0 0 .000 3 11 11 ¦} I Ewbank. 3 11 * 0 Shipman _ 6 4 14 Harris 0 0 0 Flanigan,1 Thomas. Bt. L. L 1 0 .000 11 11 Nixon lives in nearby Arling- Krafsur Oil i Oiallombardo, R. Los A...L 11 .500 26 14 11 .9 15 14 B.JJO3.81 § ” Bp ton. Va„ with his wife it Beline 0 0 0 ] Hacker. Warren. Pbila—R S ? li\ v7 Thelma 1 o 2 Hardest, Eugene. f H 'J J J Creech Ctn. " - ? y 2 nn year I -922 i* 2 5 - ?ill-.00 and 18 -old daughter, Cook ... 0 o o Hook. James. Cincinnati. _H 0 1 .000 4 4 3 5 Northwestern I * 3 1 4.50 Grads __ Cheche, a student at George- Bradley 0 3 3 Kelly. Robert. Cln R * 0 0 .000 2 11 LlPetrl. M A., Phila. . R 4 0 0 .000 15 5 2 0 1 H town Visitation Convent. All Beat Varsity, 53-49 Totals 21 14 66 Total!. 19 14 62 1 Littlefield. R., Milwaukee L 4 0 1 .000 6 5 3 71 7 4.50 Halftime 27-18. Alumni. Mason. Henry. Phila R 1 0 0 .000 5 7 6 7 2 3 10.80 of the Redskins' coaching Injured 1 Los A. 10 8 11 4So fami- Players High School’s Mauriello, Ri —3 11 .500 12 8 6 Return Northwestern 5 O McDaniel. M V., St. L—R 2 0 0 .000 2 8 3 5 13.50 lies have been very I Maryland champion 9 9 12 7 2 close in their State bas- Negray. R.. Los Angeles R 4 0 0 .000 11 -36 ofT-fleld relations. ketball of three years ago, O'Brien, Edward. Pitts ..R 1 0 0 .000 2 3 3 4 1 113 5 team O'Brien. John. St. Louis. R 1 0 0 .000 2 5 6 7 2 2 22.50 by Gene Tyndall, gave the COLLEGE O'Toole. James. Cln L 1 o l ono 7 2 1 4 5 4 129 Take News in Stride Tonight jled 4 * 2*7 To Presidents Owens. 0 7 4 2 } Jtmes. Phila R 11 1.000 alumni a quick 15-1 lead over Pena, Orlando. Cln R 9 1 0 l .OOf 15 11 10 4 11 060 At the Kuharich home, after CHARLOTTE. the varsity and an eventual 53- BASKETBALL Peres, George Pitts. R 4 o i ,000 *533 4 2 5.63 N. Dec. 233 another winning streak tonight < 4.60 r C.. . Qualters. Thomas, Phla. _B 1 0 0 .000 2 11 3 1 0 the news was announced, Mrs. t 149 victory last night at North- Rabe, Charles. Cincinnati L 9 0 3 .000 19 10 » 2.* ? 10 4.26 'Special). Two Washington at expense .0(10 * Kuharich, Madelyn “j i the of Charlotte. AREA Rodriguer. P . Chicago R 7 0 0 7 6 6 5 6 the former western. ; Connection! Georgetown M Sherry. L., A £ 5 0 .000 4 7 7 5 .7.7113.50 . hockey players Washington F.Pts. No'w't.rn 76 I Los 9 6 10 Imholz of Middletown. N. Y„5- Presidents ice S ( put together three Alumni G G.F Pts Grambllnc (La) Invitational Shipley. J. San P R 1 O • 000 1 5 5 3 3 0 40.00 Johnson l 3 7 Somers 5 111 (First Singleton. Chicago.R 2 1 0 1.000 5 O 0 11 2 000 Billy tonight t 2 Round* B. H.. year-old and 13-year-old ijreturn to action here straight last week until stopped S Benitez 10 Price 2 2 6 i 79 ..Arkansas 70 j Smith. W. 0.. Louis L ? 0 1 .000 10 77 12 4 4 630 J o •; Heurich 410 181 Lan«*ton ARM m. 0 4 jr., Soule.* .. . ] Wehmeier. H„ L R 3 1 .000 9 9 13 2 13 50 who is called by his Clippers, Payne Prairie View 7S. Toacaioo 44 St. *6 ¦’ Joe. s against the while one e over the week end by New Sharpe 10 2 4 3 11! Texas Wleand. Fanklin. Cin R 1 0 0 .ono 2 4 0 2 9on Larry, 7 014 Ahalt 11 3 Southern tnlv. 80 Collett 58 • • ** middle name of contin- TrndaU o o o GranbUnt 123 Wiley 07 WllUama. DT. Pitta R f 000 4 6 1 3 875 j other will be missing. Haven and Johnstown. i Harrington Weedon 0 0 0 KANSAS CONFERENCE 3 Zannl. Dominick. Han F...R 11 0 1 000 4 11 71 3 225 ued as if nothing unusual had Cummings 3 Cole 0 0 0 Round) 2 «1 (First happened. get- Gordie Flaman. 21-year-old 1 The Curtiss ~ - Liang 0 0 0 Bethany 45 Joe, sr„ was late 1 Presidents will return to i 0 ftl Storlinr 'Scharnikon 4 4 McPherson 81. Kansas Wosleyan , ting home for dinner, which defenseman who has been side- Washington game Brady 10 2 58 is s ‘; for a Friday IiHigginb m l G EAST Still time to get lined three weeks with a * 2 Seattle 91 Marshall 80 not unusual. J Norman Oil College of Paeifie 70 lona I chipped bone, is ready, i night at Uline Arena against ! Zahnheiser 113 AS "My wife said she wasn't ankle New Haven, the St. Rons venture 01. Ohio Wesleyan 43 t Hockey _ Hugh Camp- 1 Eastern Totals 14 49 Pace 74 Bloomfield 72 getting into this when I broke a; Also available is j Totals 26 13 53 21 SOLTH League leaders. Georgia the that I'd been offered j bell, forward-defenseman, who0 Tech 110 Wvomint 78 news __ i att Memphis State 9A Toronto 52 the Notre Dame job,” Kuharich , sat out last Sunday's game New Orleans Loyola 83 (overtime } Johnstown, Pa., with sprained HIGH SCHOOL Centenary 74 Jlwjtartf said. “We like it here, and It a Surint Hill 87 Mississippi Collets 8i have the Red- .; ankle. Lonislsns Tech 99 Ry. Wesleyan 76 wouldn't left Orioles Sign SPORTS Christian Brothers (Memphis) 78 skins for any other Job. But t Missing tonight and until Pitcher Northeast Lonislsns 70 Baylor at Vanderbilt. Canceled this is one I've always wanted i New Year's Day is Doug How- BASKETS ALL ! Bft Xavier (Ohio) 71 LOANS *, BALTIMORE. Dec. 23 'AP' Msrouette and she told me to make my att. 22-year-old recently Results Yesterday Northwestern 75 Ws«hintton «9 center —Ernie Johnson, 34-year-old Minnesota 72 Stanford 61 * IN 15 MINUTES own decision.” , acquired from the Boston Alumni. 50; Bethesda-Chev? Chase. 52 Ohio State 92 ltab 69 bourbon , Alumni .A3: Northwestern 40. Detroit 191 Delaware 71 • Bruins. _ righthander released earlier "We re very happy about it." Howatt will be mar- 8c Marys 43; LaPlata. 33. Lawrenee T. Bft N. Central dll.) 89 DRIVE IN TODAY Kentucky's j ried Friday Canada, this month by the Milwaukee (>•¦» Today i Oakland City 82 Huntington 7.3 finest bourbon in the Mrs. Kuharich said. “I only in W. Illinois 91 Texas Southern 87 wish could take this house reshuffling Braves, has a con- Mackin at Towson Catholic. 0:30. POLTMWEST beautiful decanter and fold gift we e A of the lineup p signed 1959 Cronzatu at Biair, N Texas Western 7ft Missouri 71 Sts. » HERSON'S DE. 24700 wrap ... with us." will find Campbell at center i' tract with the Orioles. Johhson S* John s JV at O'Connell. Oklahoma 57 New Mesieo AAM A2 both at no extra cost. | 1 South H kcrstown at Northwestern. 7. Okls. State 66 Southern Calif. 54 Q ft spacious - Poo.estUie, TH The housf is a ram- and Flaman teamed with 1 Richard Montgomery at 6:30 | Rice 81 New Mexieo 69 Open Mon & II HW, Ifyon can giro a bourbon r appeared in 15 games as a *. better bler, one that Marshall insisted Player Coach Andy Brarugan. A'umm at Oamas'-u.*. Arisons St. 79 L. A. Loyola 46 thru Sat II K ¦ ...give it! 1 relief pitcher Altimr.l at Fall? Church. 9.30. FAR WEST the coach buy after he signed i Capt. Lloyd Hinchberger and g! for the National Alumni at Western. 2. Idaho State 71 Arisons 51 8 A M 7 f' M. Mr Britham Yount 7? RtarucsT sriMCMt aoutao* sMtaer.« moot five-year League champions SOCCER > • his contract with ther Moose Lallo on defense. last season St. Mary's 71 W. Wash. 49 I