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II ASBURY PARK EVENING PRESS, Dee. 26, 195S Miss Gibson i ma a SPORT ANGLES Watchword In Athlete Poll Jim Sullivan: v. Vi NEW YORK Althea Gibson, the Camp Giants temporarily retired queen of tennis, today had another glorious chapter added to her Cinderella story. The onetime tomboy of Harlem was chosen the outstanding female ath- lete of 1958 ln the annual Associated Press year-end poll. Pitoniak, Gundaker Win Valley Forge Letters Two Shore cadets were awarded varsity football letters at Valley Forge Military Academy.

Wayne, that just completed a highly iuccessful campaign with seven successive victories alter dropping its opening pame Ed Pitoniak. West Bclmar, and Bill Gundaker, lnter-Likcn. Pitoniak, tackle, formerly played at Asbury Park Hich School. Omdaker is a puard Charlie Smith, former Asbury Park High School star, started in all four of the Albright College varsity basketball tits played this season. The Lions divided their four games, beating Scranton'and Dickinson but losing to Gettysburg and Muhlenberg.

The Shore Teenace Basketball League will commence its third season on Jan. 13. This league, directed by Capt. Dom Torchia of th Deal Police Department, is for boys, ages 14 through 19, who are not plaving high school varsity or junior varsity basketball. Each team in the loop is sponsored by a youth organization and is under the direct supervision of an adult.

The circuit is divided into two six-m divisions. The A Division consists of the Long Branch YMCA, NEW YORK "Stop Unitas" was the New York Giants watchword yesterday as they prepared tl.ni. Anal nr- ft U.VrL'rtl ll OP the This marked the second straight year the tall, tenacfous New Yorker has been awarded the honor by a 5 nationwide panel of sportswriters and sportscasters. She won it again of Unltas. Howell isn't under-estimating Alan Ameche and Lenny Moore, whom he regards as two of.

the best running backs in the league. "Ameche is no Jimmy Brown," said Howell, "but he's as tough as they come when you need a few vards for a first down. And he's i by a whopping margin in recognl mm 1U1 UiCll liiin, tvti i National League Football cham- I pionship game against the Balti- more Colts Sunday. The scrimmages, scheduled to last an hour and 20 minutes, was I -1 rA what mnrh Jim ALTHEA GIBSON tion of her second successive sweep 4 of the U.S. and Wimbledon cham- fine blocker, to boot.

Moore it olonshlps. i HnapiihnnPswiU be an imoree- doubly dangerous because he is a Bpvs Club of Asbury Park, New Shrewsbury Youth Council 1, Keyport i nable defense against the passing great pass catcher in addition to 'Ring' Picks Johansson And it elevated the si-year-oia star among the all-time greats of sport a position the had been aiming for ever since she broke Into being a bard, fast runner. You'vi of the Colts' star quarterback. Johnnv Unitas got to guard him like a hawk. You tiever know what he's likely to j.t the major tournament set.

inai meani aeieniivo ium Tjjndrv'i famous foursomo pass do. Althea received 133 first place votes out of a possible 202 and 456 Martodors, Belmar Community tenter, ana me ucean lownsmp uons No. 1. The Division teams are the Deal PAL, Bradley Beach PAL, West Long Branch Lions, Ocean Township Lions No. 2, New Shrewsbury Youth Council, and the Monmouth Beach Youth Council.

TanlilT St. Benedict's College Stalwart George TardilT. Point Pleasant Beach, was recently awarded his third varsity football letter at St. Benedict's College. Atchison.

Kansas. TardifT, a tackle, was one of 33 players awarded monograms. St. Benedict's won all 10 of its regularly scheduled games before losing In the main, though, it is the I KaI defenders Jim Patton. Cliff Uving' Top Fighter points.

Points were counted on "Al ston. Lindon Crow an ston, Lindon Crow and Emlen Tun-ceil were in for some extra heavy basis of three for first place, two NEW YORK tf Ineemar Jo for second, and one for third. Miss Held Distant 2nd hansson, Sweden's undefeated. Eu ropean heavyweight champion, Carol Heiss, the blonde, pretty, No holidoy yesterday for the Baltimore Colts. They engaged In full scale workout prep- work trying to knock down the ping for Sunday's championship game with the New York Gionts.

While the rest of the heaves of Chuck Conerly. Don Hem-team concentrated on defensive patterns coach Weeb Ewbank went over the play book ncQ Most with offensive quarterbacks Johnny Unitas (center) and George Shaw. wf. to Northeast Oklahoma State in a posi-season uu in iui.sa, unuraima 1 1. tnn oMa l.nni, Colts' "whaling wall" spearheaded by such behemoths as 288-pound Gene (Big Daddy) Lipscomb, Art Donovan (270), Jim Parker (260), Don Joyce (258) and Gino Mar-chettl (245), that gives Howell his greatest concern.

"Those 300-pounderi are tough," he said, 'much tougher than Cleveland's line. You can do certain Ivesterdav was named "fi enter of John KilpatncK ana joe uc-k-ir, uic ouuics iu.j.c Kium players, teamed up to musn secona me isew ioik owie iuie the year" by Ring Magazine. 18-year-old world figure skating champion from New York, was a distant second with 21 first placers Tennis Tournament men's double. DeClerk also won the consolation) The husky, 26-year-old Swede thus i the Colts' Massive forward wall. n-en's singles.

This success of the Shore pair was a stunning surprise became the second foreigner to the Giants fear Unitas the most. a) New York is recognized as the hot bed of United States Table tennis. wj tie boXjnf? publication's high-onii rwriprV will orobablv Gain national ranking. Let nrenlaH in so var that They have not forgotten their 24-21 Shoemaker Set To Win 4th was things against the Browns' that victory over Baltimore Celts Whip Knicks; Pistons, Hawks Win achieved with Unitas on the side- would be suicide to try against Larry (Buddy) White, the star halfback of the 1948 Lakewood has been picking boxing's top High School football team, is one of the 10 top ROTC students at the'man The irst waj Max hmd- lines, nursing a couple of cracked the Colts, ribs. And they are fully aware that "Our fellows regard the Colts as Unitas has thrown at least one the toughest team we've had to Riding Title University ot norma, wnue, wno iretntu ing, me oerman wno was neavy- at the University of Florida, ran the quarter mile and half mile on weight champion when chosen in and 199 points.

Beverly Hanson, leading money-winning golf pro from Indio, was third with 10 first placers and 126 points. Use Konrads, 14-year-old Australian swim phenom. was fourth with 82 points (10 firsts) and Dawn Fraser, another Australian swimming record-holder, was fifth with 42 points (one first). Miss Gibson became the first consecutive double winner In the AP the Gators' championship track squad. After graduating irom ikc- Jm NEW YORK Behind by 59-1 ing which Boston's Bill Sharman 53 at half time the Boston Celtics I clicked for 15 of his total 19 and ARrAntA r.iif ifl TnrVew touchdown pass in his last 25 iace an year, bui i sure a you ARCADIA, Calif.

IB JOCKey rallied to whip the New York New York's Richie Guenn onoenuiner aooui-ui The Giant3 are rightfully proud the same thing about the Giants." wood. White plpyed tootMii at uaKiana nep aim iui mo ucu.j ln action, Johansson's one-Washington University yearlings. White attended George Washington roun(j knockout 0f previously tin-on an athletic scholarship. White, during a four year enlistment defeated Eddie a of Red-the Naw. plaved three years of football for the crack Jacksonville jding was picked as the Knicks 129-120 last night and wid-jlected 14 of his game high 34 the come the first jockey in the coun- 0f the fact they did not permit en their eastern division first place lead changed hands 12 times and history to win the national the Cleveland Browns to throw a lead in the National Basketball there were two ties before Tom LuVma rhamninnchin four timP.

I single touchdown pass either In the "round of the year." Johansson, a six foot, lM-pound- team. After his graduation this month, wniie wiu aixeyi cumims-sion in the Navy. Freehold's Ogborne Wake Forrest Back Assn. to three games over the Heinsohn's set at the buzzer sent runnerup Knicks. the Celtics into the final period A crowd of 18,388 at Madison with a 93-91 edge.

er, aroppea tne cautornian three times in finishing him off ln 2:16 Wee Willie has ridden 291 win- final game of the regular season or i the playoff contest. The Giants ners this year, no other jockey can won both by scor of 13.10 flnd catch him and starting Friday in the first came Jimmv Brown Mike Ogborne, former Freehold Regional llign bcnooi looman star, at Goteborg, Sweden, Sept. 14. Square Garden, the largest everl Pistons Tally Straight was converted into a halfback at Wake Forrest College, North Caro- Ingemar'i Record 21-0 poll since Maureen (Little Mo) Connolly, the former tennis champion, won it In 1951. 1952 and 1953.

The other only consecutive repeaters were Alice Marble, another court queen, in 1939 and 1940, and the fabulous Babe Didrikm Zaharias in 1945, 1946 and 1947 for golf. Babe Won 6 Times The great Babe, who won the athlete of the year award, an un lina, where he was a starter on the freshman 11 this tail Another -ii rvonlr TiorKnrt u.a a startine puard on the It was Ingemar's third knockout IT hnm still a third Freehold in as many tights in 1958 and as many fights in 1958 Regional former athlete. Don Cashion. made good in football this; made his record 21-0. including 13 East Gridderg Visit Children SAN FRANCISCO (JB Santa Claus in the person of 24 football players paid a Christmas night visit to the Shrlne'i crippled children's hospital.

The 24 members of the East squad, here for tomorrow's Shrine football classic, decided at their own party earlier In the day that they wanted to see the hospital youngsters again. They had visited the hospital Sunday. So funds were collected for presents, and the collegians told coach Duffy Daugherty they were taking the night off to see their new friends. verr. He was the starting quaneroacn lor we xoiunmt oilc V'a vnrsitiv Joe Erskine in the 13th round and paralleled six times in all, died of to see an NBA doubleheader in! The Pistons scored six straight he'll fatten the total when the Santa scored on a 65-yard run.

the only New York, watched the Celtics points in the final 67 seconds of Anita season opens touchdown scored against the chalk up their eighth straight vie- regulation to tie at 93-93. shoemaker who isn't exactly the Giants tw0 Earnes- tory. In the first game the Detroit! Vera Mikkelsen then put the 0 1 "Preventing a touchdown pass Pistons beat the Minneapolis Lak- Lakers ahead by making one of Sllent Snoe wymore, obviously t)ree games successjon may De ers, 98-97 in overtime on Phil two free throws. But Jordon tapped was proud of his 4-time record, too much to ask," said coach Jim Jordon's back-to-back baskets ear- in a missed layup by George Until 1938, he had been tied with Lee Howell, "but It's not entirely ly in the extra period. iYardley and followed with a hook grandpa Johnny Longden and Bill impossible.

After all, the fellows Clyde Lovellette, a Cincinnati to put Detroit on top, 97-93 with' rha have been doing the Impossible for castoff. scored the decisive points. 2: 14 left in the extra period. HartacK as a 3-ume nauonai cnam- hp few last night as the St. Louis Hawks I Larry Foust missed two foul 'people actually expected us to beat registered a 100-92 victory over but Mikkelsen's tap pulled "I'm very happy to have won Cleveland on two successive Sun-the Royals at Cincinnati.

Lovel- Minneapolis within a point. Geneve championship once again, and days?" Middletown Township High School may he ln for better things next year in basketball. Four of the Lions' varsity starters are either Juniors or sophomores Red Bank Catholio, fresh from an upset victory over Rumson-Fair Haven Regional, has high hopes of beating Asbury Park in the Holiday Basket-Bowl at the Convention Hall next week now that its ace, Ed recently injured his ankle, has returned to the lineup. cancer at the age of 42 in 1956. It is fitting, too, that one of the two prized trophies Miss Gibson will receive is named In memory of the Babe.

The other is the Fraternal Order of the Eagles-Frederick Miller trophy. The latter Heinz Neuhaus of Germany in the 4th round. The quick, upset triumph over Machen, who had been rated jointly with Zora Folley, another Yank, as leading contender, boosted Johansson to the top rung in the list of challengers to World Champion Floyd Patterson. Sugar Ray Robinson, who won the middleweight crown for the fifth time by outpointing Carmen Basilic was given the year's second lette, a Terre Haute, player, Shues free throw made the Pis- jfg a great thrill to realize I'm the' Not ISnng Ameche, Moore i i im nnn 11 i U.J til. will be presented at the Eagles' Despite the heavy concentration of action.

missed an opportunity to tie H'0 l00 to have done $0 four The Royals had a 24-23 lead at when he sank only one of ssid Shoemaker, the first quarter but Lovellette, I from the line with 1:04 left. Kept Tabs on Others 8 4Hot' Cage Teams Open Play In Holiday Festival Tourney Hub Reed and Jim Hagen shot Yardley the rail and Shue As evidence that Shoemaker did thp Haak intn a 52-45 tnaroin i it im for eoinff harkeonrt' want this honor, it is known that ratine behind Johansson, at the half with some fancy shoot Light Heavyweight Champion NEW YORK Wl Eight basket-, arena begins with Cornell meeting hut Jim Kreb shot from the foul he has kept a close tau on other line with 11 seconds remaining, riders around the country for the fell short and the Lakers were past two months. i Utah and St. Joseph's facine Svra- Archie Moore was rated third, wel- ball teams with a combined record cuse in an afternoon doubleheader terweight king Don Jordan of Los of 36 victories and but nine defeats dinner ln Milwaukee, Feb. 9, when Australia's Herb Elliott, the marvel miler, will be given the male athlete of the year trophy.

Miss Gibson was the first court star to accomplish double slams of the U.S. and Wimbledon championships since Little Mo racked 'em up in 1952 and 1953. Then you have to go back, to the golden twenties and Helen Wills for such rare double slam. Only a few days ago, before she headed for Hollywood to make a movie, she said "I may stay retired." In sixth place, behind Australia's swimming stars, came Sylvia starting at 2 D.m. Tonicht.

beein- Angeles, fourth, flyweight ruler If anyone moved Into a threaten-! ing position, Willie the Shoe was ready to hasten up to Tanforan and bring a few more mounts into the nine at 7:15. Davton plays Niagara Pascuael Perei of Argentina fifth, ing in the closing seconds of the period. Bob Pettit, not only did a Erst rate job of defending Cincinnati's Jack Twyman 'but he also scored 11 points. The Hawks moved Into a 72-60 lead in the third quarter. The Royals climbed back to within two Doints of the Hawks at and Holy Cross faces St.

John's, land featherweight boss Hog an finished. Shue missed a free toss with two seconds remaining. Standlnri Cittern DiTlsloa Won Loil Ftt. Bhd Boston 20 I .714 Nw York 17 11 .607 3 Qrrrirf PhlUdflphli It Western Diviftion St. tnuli 20 I .71 4 The semifinals will be tomorrow: (Kid) Bassey of Nigeria, sixth.

night and the final on Monday Moore vi Durelle Best Hgni night after a day off Sunday. In1 Moore's valiant, come-f m-be-addition. there will be a consolida- hind knockout of Yvon Durelle In winner circle. Shoemaker started his great years in 1950 when he and Joe Cul-mone shared the title with 388 wins apiece. open play in the Eastern College Athletic Conference's seventh annual Holiday Festival at Madison Square Garden today.

And while the tournament numbers such unbeatens as Dayton and Niagara, the favorite's roll has been assumed by St. Joseph's of Philadelphia, playing In the Festival for the first time. The Hawks, coached by Jack Ramsey, reeled off six straight victories at the outset of the new season before suffering their first loss. 60-58 in the third quarter but a MmnMpoTiTZT mi tion doubleheader tomorrow after- the 11th round at Montreal, Dec. noon matching first round losers, 10.

was chosen the "fight of the flnri rftTlQnlntinn anmn in Hptpr. vear." 14 layup by Jack McMahon and a Cincinnati -i In 1933 Shoemaker rode 485 win- I Ruuska, America's record swiinmer fielder and foul throw by Charlie v- York Phiiadeiphit at Hershey ncrs for an all-time national rec-Share started St. Louis off again lord for one year. and men the Hawks moved out in front. mine third through sixth places on Old Archie of San Diego, and Olympic hopeful from Berke-Monday preceding the title game, had been picked earlier In the ley.

-35 points, followed by Cornell, Utah, St. Joseph's and month as "fighter of the year" by Carola Mandel, the world's Syracuse make up the upper brack-the Boxing Writers Assn. best female skeet shooter from et, Dayton, Niagara, Holy Crossl In checking the records for his, Chicago, 34; bowling champion 63-55 to nationally rated Kansas State last Saturday. With nine let and St. John's the lower group.

annual copyrighted ranKings, King The wav the experts see it. St. editor Nat Fleischer discovered i 11 11 ii Ym mmm i mm Merle Matthews of Long Beach, 29; veteran bowler Marion Lade wig of Grand Rapids, termen back from the souhomore- Joseph's will be meeting Dayton there were more pro boxers in ac- dominated team that reached the The Knicks faded In the final four minutes as they lost their 4th straight to the Celtics. Boston was trailing 99-103 when Frank Ramsey, Bill Russell, Sam Jones and Bob Cousy put together nine straight points to take a 108-103 advantage which never was threatened. In the torrid third dur- the title game Monday.

jtion around tne worm in issn uian 16; and golfers Mickey Wright of La Jolla. 10 and Anne Quast in 1957. it was generally Deiievea that there were less fighters and' of Marysville. 9. that the ancient sport was on the i ri Athittn tht tf 1931 Helen Midlson.

twlmmlni decline. 1932 Bbe DldrlksSn. trick Fleischer said there were 9,445. J9" Jrobi tennu National Invitation Tournament quarter-finals last spring, they're petting the odds-makers call over the field of Dayton (6-0 Niagara (5-0), St. John's of New York (5-1), Cornell (4-D.

Holv Cross (3-D, Syracuse (3-2) and Utah '4-3'. 4 Games Today 'Play at the big Eighth Ave. in A Fisher Beats Resehevsky, Leads Chess 1 a virKiiwa vn wic, Ron compeuiui 111 ijjo wuinpaicu 849 in 1957. The Western Hemisphere had 6,705 boxers, the British U.J -I. i AAA 111.

VPW vnnii- in riftn. ies iidu ouuui wiui mc Sparta Soccer Team Meets Ukra'nians ASBURY PARK Sport Club Sparta, the Shore's Soccer Club will travel to Angel's Grove, Union, on Sunday to meet the leaders of the New Jersey Soccer League, the tt scattered around the world, old Bobby Fischer of Brooklyn, de- fending champion ln the U.S.J-JrjJ jOoaStS Nothing to Buy- Just Drive In! uness cnampionsmps, aeteated jeieaiea 1935 Helen Wills Moodr. tennl 193 Helen Stephens, track 1937 Katherlne Raw), awlmmlni IBID Patty Ben. olf 1939 Allra Marble, tennla 1940 Allca Marble, tennla 1941 Bettr Hlcka Newell, jolt 1941 Olorlt Callen. awlmmlnf 1943 Patty Ber.

folf 194 Ann Curtli. awlmmlni 194J Bab Dldrlkaon Zahtrlaa. Oslt 1946 Bab Dldlikson Zahtrlaa, lolf 1947 Bab Dldrlkaon Zaharlaa. colt 1948 PannT Blankera-Koen, track 1949 Marlena Bauer, rolf 19M Bab Dldrlkaon Zahtrlaa, foil 1951 Maureen Connolly, tennla 195J Maureen Connolly, tennla 1953 Maureen Connolly, tennla 1954 Bab Dldrlkaon Zahtrlaa, folf 195J Patty rolf 1956 Pat Mccormick, dlvlnf 1957 Althea Olbaon. tennla 1 i veteran Samuel Reschevs! He Will Kayo New York yesterday and formidable Newark Ukranians.

The Newark 11 Is considered the best combination ln the League and will test the Improved Shore team to the limit. AN BELTS WIPER SHOCK ABSORBERS I 'is bal I J- rTitiisi into first place halfway through the round robin tournament. iDupasTonight Fischer, now 4-1 with one ad-1 MIAMI, Fla. W) Garnet (Sugar) inr.HTsi I Jan. 4th the Sparta Club will play the New Brunswick Hungarians at journment, scored his sixth round Hart said he came here to knock victory in 42 moves over Reschev-! out Ralph Dupas in their scheduled the Asbury Park High School Stad- 5 ium.

skv. five-time U.S. champion. Oth-1 10-round main event at Miami Jordan to Fight Winds Peril uled today. There was no play 'crowd of upwards of 3.000 is ex-' GlltlprrPZ Next if going formal WITH DISTINCTION Christmas.

pected to pay from $8,000 to In a fourth round match com. 000 to see if he can do it. LOS ANGELES Newly pSJI)Sd The welterweight fight will be'ed Weltemeight Champion Sivet Kf'dSid Sd nationally. televised over the NBC, Don Jordar mert Jfexicos Oetp-Cleated Orange Bowl Regatta MIAMI, Fla. Wl Rising winds and predicted choppy seas off Miami cast some doubt last night that the Orange Bowl national re letrtodi Thof rpion William Lombar- nwo at iu p.m.

a kX? Champion Junior I SYSTEM I BATTERY A CABLES gatta would begin today on sched- dy of New York in 65 moves. Standings of the 12 competitors Despite Harts supreme T. denee and his record of flattening It will be the first bout for Jordan df hi onrmnpnts he looms as s'nce he hfted the crown from I CDnikIT CMP. I 1'cTCCDIkl Dig-lii Deep Poll Yo Through 1 Virgil Akins Dec. 6.

i i 111. tgMgy aWIW. BTi-ITIel WI)WWijj I HP1 Fischer 4-1, Larry Evans of New York 3-1, Resehevsky and James a 7-5 underdog when the opening bell rings. critics just can't Matchmaker George Parnassus, Sherwin of New York 3-2 Arthur himBma-tchi the ringcraft idi who closed the deal Tuesday for Bisguier New rk 2H-1 New Orleans tj18 ymput Auditorium, said Jor- limharr tr and nnna i Jan nm im nil r.1,1 Lombardy and Donald Byrne 2 aan W1U receive ule. Some 30 to 35 of the nation's fastest powerboats were scheduled to streak down the inland waterway to open the regatta.

Trials were planned for soon after dawn to take advantage of the usual glassy surface. $1585 hatihr jiz.suo ana iiuuer- 2 Robert Byrne of Indianapolis Dupas has had 89 fights, with 74 I 2-3, Raymond Weinstein of nine A The scrap will not be televised. 17011 Slut tji n. tin general; TIR( 95 luis urnar ai draws. SAVE More impressive is the fact he has never lost to a welterweight.

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