Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-08-12
NeaIe Has Enough
OF Charlie and Eddie.
Offensive Standouts
By Horny Sheer

hours is the realization that littl
Eddie LIE Baron joins the Marine
today and Charlie Justice says h,
might sign" with the RichmonC
Rebels.
If I never see those two guy
again." groaned the Gray Fox o
the severely wounded Philadelphi;
Eagles. it'll be too soon"
Fortunately for Neale, coach o
the Eagles, who were defeated
by the College All-Stars, 1T, las
night, and the Eastern sector o
the National Football League, blu
unfortunately for George Preston
Marshall. neither LIE Baron no
Justice. will be wearing the Red
skin headdress in 1850.
LIE Baron, en- route to Californit
by air with four other Washing
ton draftees-Hall Haynes, Georg'
Thomas, Harry Ulinski and Lol
Karras-goes to the Marines
Camp Pendleton while the other
head for the Occidental Colleg
training camp. LIE Baron. how
ever, said he probably would pla.
in the San Francisco exhibition
August 20, if an unexpected 49,
hour pass came through that weel
end.
Justice Hasn't Signed.
Justice, a Redskin draftee, tolc
The Washington Evening Sta
last night that he had not signed
with Richmond, but would have
a final talk with the owners next
week.
"They will allow me to continue
my work with the North Carolina
Medical Foundation and play only
on Sundays, with good pay" he
revealed. It couldn't get that sort
of arrangement with the Red
skins"
If LIE Baron and Justice could
do half the damage in the NIL
that they did to the once-proud
Eagles last night, the Redskins
could start counting scalpS today.
Between 'em, plus some mag
nificent line play by Leon Hart,
Leo Nomellini. Ulinski, Karras
Joe Watson and Don Campora
they handed the Eagles their worst
beating in four years, which
stunned even the partisan 1885,
fans who damned massive Sol.
der Field.
But it was not all what might
have been" for the Redskins. The
third big thorn in Neale's side was
Haynes. a 190-pound 6-foot dou.
ble-duty halfback out of Santa
Clara.
Haynes Defensive Standout.
He was the defensive standout
of the night and the third mar
on offense who, Neale confessed
took the starch out of the usually
potent Philadelphia defense.
That kids blocking was the
best I've SEEM" Neale said. "Ht
did something nobody has been
able to do in a month of training
chop down our best defensive
halfback. Russ Craft.
HE set up the all-starss best
playa pitchout from LIE Baron to
JuStice-with that little job. 1t
was the most damaging element
against U.s."
Haynes didn't confine his
nights work to blocking. He
Snuffed out the first and most
dangerous Eagle threat with a
pass interrogation, followed with
another maneuver which turned
the tide toward the collegianS.
Haynes bounced on an Eagles
tumble two minutes later on Their
So to set up the most brilliant
play of the game-a 41-yard scor-
ing pass from LIE Baron to Justice
the elimination of Eddie'S incred.
ible evasion of six Eagles tackler:
Is yards back of the line o.
Scrimmage.
LIE Baron Emulates Houdini.
Just Is minutes before, Ii
Baron's Houdini-like ball-handl.
ing had set up the collegians' first
touchdown-with that pitchout
two def and beautifully-fakec
losses to Justice who scampered 81
and IL yards to the Eagles five
from where Villanova's Ralph
Pasquariello went over. Justice
also made runs of AZ and % yards
Overall, it led to 1873 yards in
nine rushes for Justice. LIE Baron
completed two passes for a total o.
IS yards. 1t was a Redskins night
even if LIE Baron and Justice never
play for Marshall.
The surprise triumph - the
Eagles were favored by 141z
points-was balm for the 1870
trouncing Neale's same gang
registered over the college gradu-
ates in 1949.
All but Emil Sitko of Notre
Dame, out with a muscle injury,
saw action in the 49-player ALL
Star squad, astutely readied 10y
Head Coach Eddie Anderson.
The All-Stars scored first after
a 54-yard drive in the first period
They scored again in the second
quarter. Minnesota's Gordon
Soltau Green Bay Packers
placekicked both extra points anc
added the coup de grace with q
24yard field goal in the fina,
period.
Van Buren, Scores for Eagles.
The Eagles made their touch
down in the fourth quarter after
a 57-yard surge capped by Steve
Van Buren's 1-yard smash.
Leon Hart of Notre Dame
Detroit Lions Don Campora
College of Pacific (San Francisco
49ers); Dick Kempthorn, Michi-
gan philadelphia Eagles; Ton
Novak, Nebraska (Chicago Bears
Jim Owens, Oklahoma pittsburgh
SteelerS); Clayton Tonnemaker
Minnesota (Green Ray)-TheSf