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Evening star., 1951-12-31
Georgia Tech, Baylor
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BY the Assoeiuied Pres.

MIAMI. Fla. Dec. 31.-Two
high-scoring football teams from
the Southeastern and Southwest
Conferences - Georgia Tech and
Baylor-clash tomorrow in the
18th annual Orange Bowl game
before a sellout crowd of $4,000.
Most experts predict free
scoring affair with the game rated
"a tossup Pre-game betting was
SIS and take your choice.
The weather bureau forecast a
bright, warm afternoon with a
temperature of about 80 degrees
and moderate Southeast winds.
A passing duel was forecast be-
tween Georgia Techs Darrell
Crawford and Baylor's Larry Is
bell. Crawford completed ~ of
Il36 passes for 1.153 yards and IL
Itouchdowns last season, while Is
bell. Baylor's All-America quarter
back. completed los of 214 for
1.430 and 10 touchdowns.
Tech also boasts an All-America
player in Ray Beck, 6 foot Q, 209-
pound senior guard. Opposing
him win be Bill Athey. Baylor's
|215-pound guard who was on the
Associated Press second An-Amer-
lea team.
Dodd Pleased With Drill.
Georgia Tech has taken 1t easy
since arriving here Wednesday.
going to the races. sightseeing
and relaxing. Yesterday Coach
Bobby Dodd reversed the proce-
Edure with a Commute workout
that included blocking and tack
ling.
Dodd said the team had lost
excess weight picked up during
the Christmas holidays and that
he was pretty well pleased" with
the workout.
Harry Wright, reserve halfback,
injured q knee and will be out OF
the game but Hal Miller, regular
Iofhensive tackle who was sidelined
with an injured leg, may be ready
to go.
Baylor, holding two-a-day work
outs since arriving here Thursday
from Waco. took yesterday off to
ATTEND church and go sightseeing
A dozen wives of Baylor players
ARRIVED by plane from Dallas. in
cluding Isbell's bride Of a week
Isbell had interrupted his honey
moon to come here with the squad
Tech. first team to play in all
-four major bowls, holds a So rec
lord, including two won and one
llost In the Orange Bowl. During
the season. the Engineers won 10
land were tied by Duke. 14-14.
Dodd and Sauer Meet Again.
Baylor, which won eight, lost
one and tied one in regular season
play, is making its first appear
ance In q major bowl. The Bears
defeated Wake Forest in the Dixie
Bowl in Birmingham in l949.
1t will be the second meeting OF
Dodd and Baylor's Coach George
Sauer in the Orange Bowl. Sauer
was coach of Kansas In the 194H
Orange Bowl game which Tech
won, 20-14.
| Both teams scheduled final
workouts late today.
Evening star., 1951-12-31
Bowl Come Football
On Radio and N
Radio.

Radio.
Sugar Bowl lMaryland- -Tennes-
see)--WMAI,. 2::35 pm.
Rose Bowl illinois Stanford
4::sO pm.
Cotton Bowl tKentucky- Texas
Christian) -WRC. 1::35 pm.
Orange Bowl Georgia Tech
WToP, las pm
Gator Bowl Clemson Miami) :
WASH-FM, las pm.
Television. s
Rose BoWl-WNBW. 4::3O pm.
Evening star., 1951-12-31
Gotor Bowl
MIAMI
Santa Anita CIimaxes
Holiday Racing With
7 Stakes tomorrow
BY the Associated Pres.

ARCADIA, Calf, Dec. 81
Santa Anfta's race meeting to-
day swings into the last stages
Of long holiday week end which
will be climaxed tomorrow by the
$25 900 San Pasqual Handicap and
the $4,000 Santa Ynez.
The San Pasoual at mile and
one-sixteenth drew several big
names, including Isidor Bieber's
Palestinian, Alfred G. Vanderbilt's S
Bed o. Roses, and Moonrush, rae
ing for Mrs. Anita King and Gus
Luellwitz.
The supporting feature tomor-
row, the Santa Ynez, is a 6-fur-
long speed test for fillies.
A fast field is in prospect, no.
tably the Calumet Farms A
Clean. c. v. Whitney's Level
Sands. Vanderbilt's Not That and
William Goetz' Thataway.
Meeting Hit by Rain.
Rainyt weather put a damper
on Santa Anita's first two days of
the new meeting. $4,000 attending
the opening day Friday and 49,
500 Drawing a steady rain to
watch the card Saturday.
The Greentree Stables Northern
Star won the $4,000 Palos Verdes
Handicap in a duel with Admiral
Drake. leaving Count Turf, the
1851 Kentucky Derby winner who
was making his first start since
the Belmont Stakes last June, to
run last.
Big Noise. the 2-year-old star
Of the Betty CRADLE Harry James
Stable. won the $25 900 California
Breeders Champion Stakes over
Arroz, with Quick Wink third.
Northern Star picked up $14,15O
for the Palos Verdes win, boost
ing Greentree's earnings for the
season to $637, 1872 and bringing
the money-winning title for 1851
to his wealthy owners, John Hay
Whitney and his sister, Mrs
Charles S. Bayson. Calumet Farm
runnerup this year. scratched
All Blue from the race and trailed
IGreentree with its total of $605, $50
Counterpart Opening Favorite.
Aqua CALIENTE, Mexico, Dec
81 Pl.-The Caliente future boob
ION the $100. 900 Santa Anita Hand
leap. March l, has placed C. v
Whitney's Counterpart as a 4-to-1
favorite in opening quotations.
Second, at to 2, was C. T
Chenery's Hill Prince. Another
Chenery horse. Bryan c., was
third at 2 to /. Listed fourth, al
8 to /, was 1sadore Bieber's Pal
estinian. winner of the Golden
Gate track handicap recently.
For the rest Of the list of 96
candidates. odds ranged from IL
TO / on Rough n Tumble to 500
to ! on Bimenark.
Evening star., 1951-12-31
Terropin Club at Full Strength
In New Orleans on Eve of Game

|of Maryland's final practice ses-
sion yesterday at Biloxi. Miss. 1t
was an afternoon drill which
compared with a Thursday work.
out on the week of q Saturday
game.
With Ralph FELTON, still In street
clothes. Ed Fullerton. Joe Horn
ing and Dick Nolan were running
in his right halfback position in
that order, with Bob Shemonski
and Chet Hanulak at left half
back.
However, with the versatile
Fullerton also called on for top
defensive duty, he probably will
be used sparingly on offense.
Tennessee games can be rough,
and have been. One of the former
Vol players was talking today
about the Orange Bowl game
against Oklahoma In 1889, which
Tennessee won, l7-0.
Coach Bob Neyland Of sTennes-
see realized things were getting
out Of hand and sent In Joe Little,
"a usually leVel-headed center
with instructions to call time out
and calm down his teammates.
Little went in. but before he
could call time out he punched
one Of the Sooners and was ex-
PEELED from the game for un-
necessary roughness.
Evening star., 1951-12-31

played one OF 1t poorer games on
the final Saturday Of the regular
season is likely to come into the
bowl game in an excellent frame
of mind as the players know they
win have to do better to win.
For this reason the Rose Bowl
game looms as a natural. STAN
ford was beaten by California in
its season finale and Illinois had
a very rough time nosing out
Northwestern. SO, to win the Big
Ten title. Illinois excels on de-
fense. Stanford's main forte Is
their offense. On paper things
now look equal.
But Stanford is hungry In two
ways. A Pacific Coast team has
yet to beat a Big Ten team in the
five years the Rose Bowl pact has
been in operation between these
two conferences. Stanford has
not won a Rose Bowl game since
1941. Assuming the teams to be
very evenly matched it is our
opinion that the above reasons
| will give Stanford that extra drive
needed to win. Stanford to edge
lout Illinois in close game.
Likes Babe ParilIi.
| Footballs will fill the air sur
rounding the Cotton Bowl in Q
game that features the strong
passing of Kentucky and Texas
christian. Both teams have ha6
some exceptionally good days dur.
ing the fall. It looks as If TCU's
record is q little more impressive
but we saw Babe Parilli pass in
the Sugar Bowl last year. and
tsince tomorrow's game will be his
final collegiate contest, we look
flor him to be the difference as the
Kentucky Wildcats outscore Texas
Christian.
/ Moving East. we come to the
game which matches the two high
lest-ranked teams to meet in any
howl. Tennessee. rated the Ma
ltion's best, meets undefeated and
united Maryland in one Of the
days most interesting games. Ten
lnessee had to fight its heart ou,
Ito beat stubborn Vanderbilt
team In order to keep its record
Evening star., 1951-12-31

to 14-4 during grueling 1game schedule
figures Baylor in close match
paper at least, there isn't miSmatch in the group
but the appears definitely to the attraction
with its unbeaten and united teams Added everything
national curiosity about Maryland heretofore
less obscure football power.
THE LAW OF AVERAGES figures to going for Stanford
in the Indians battle with Illinois been long time
Pacific Coast Conference team has Pasadena Three
of the coasts big foursouthern CAL UCIA and California
tried the last half years
it's Stanfords turn.
Alabama, last of the non-Big schools in the Rose
Bowl the winner use January 1916 Then
pact between Pacific Coast Conference the Big
Ten Five times in the Middle Western teams have
vailed. Tomorrow may be the turning point
Stanford unbeaten, united team until the final
of this season when California 20 to But while
the Indians dipping their coors, the Ini weren't
acty covering themselves with glory With the Rose Bowl
them the ni scored only three points in their
last against Ohio State Northwestern and
might say they backed into the classic
THAT MATCH BETWEEN Georgia Tech and Baylor in
could be It's possible that Baylor although
failing Southwest Conference the best team
the league The Bears tutored exNavy George
Sauer finished with 811 record and they featuring
fellow named Larry be often called by qualified observers
the best passer in college ball today
No apologies in order for Georgia Tech club which
straight victories the Yellow Jackets tailed of to extent
where subpar Duke team tied them but they rallied
the next four For the entire Georgia Tech yielded
only II touchdowns-or per game.
Weakest of the big bowl not only from the view
point of public interest but from cabre Of play WELL would
to be the Cotton Bowl Probably with the expectation
that be and Baylor would win the Southwest Conference
the Texans invited Parn Kentucky ORDER play
in their extravaganza It didn't pan out Texas Christian
nosed out Baylor the Cotton Bowlers stuck with Pan
and perhaps the poorest Kentucky team Paul Bryant
coached.
could be spectacular game, but it's not that VIII
affect the overall picture.
THE SUGAR BOWL is the big game. Tennessee, No 1 In
the national ranking Maryland No The sitT
perfected by Jim Tatm that good solid single wing
taught by Bob Neyand On teeon show here yesterday
Curley Byrd president Of the university said Ths
is showdown think Maryand the best sptT team in
country And has the best snglewng
team"
One query raised here today from than
Generally went like this Don't think possible
that Jim Tatum at the last minute win with
of shakes because he's playing Neyland? After ALL Tatum
young coach facing an old pro-"
Maryland supporters get laugh it. First Tatum
doesn't easily Secondly he's got better bowl record
than Neyland although Tatums postseason herocs have
been confined to the Cater Bowl won tied one whereas
Neyand has lost three times in i've recognized bowls including
the Orange ttwicel, Rose, Cotton and Sugar
Marylanders aren't worried about Tatum the Terrapins
lose they reason t be because they playing
Evening star., 1951-12-31

hby Oh seeing
the cream of
the 1851 crop.
Picking the out
come Of bowl
games Is a bit
m ore difficult
4 h a n selecting
contests in sea-
son as tn e
months layod
can have q diff
ferent effect on
each team.
w b a v
found that the
team which has
Evening star., 1951-12-31
BY Frank Leohy
Al.s... a Ii 4

Tomorrow sounds the bell for
the final round of an outstanding
football season. and from coast to
coast fans will have the opportu-
Evening star., 1951-12-31

Maryland, for instance, will be an under
dog against Tennessee in the Sugar Bowl.
Stanford, possibly just because Pacific
Coast Conference team hasn't won over the
Big Ten representative in five games, will be
an underdog to Illinois. The other pair in
the parlay-Texas Christian and Georgia
Tech-appear to be more logical choices in
the Cotton and Orange Bowls.
Texas Christian will be up against Ken
lucky, a team beaten four times, and lacking
a running game to go with Babe Parilli's pass
Ing Georgia Tech, which suffered in national
rating because Duke held the Yellow Jackets
Evening star., 1951-12-31
ntanebIes Have Gd Best Minds Divided on Vols and Terps
Rose Bowl Show Due
For Good Weather;
.IIIini Sill Choice
by the ks.osiotsd Press

PASADENA. Calf. Dec. 81. -
The Rose Bowl, oldest of all the
postseason college football at
fractions. Is ready to present its
3Sth attraction tomorrow. come
rain, shine or mud. The Weather
Bureau says it will be cloudy and
windy.
The principals, of course, are
Illinois and Stanford. meeting in
the sixth contest in the series be-
tween the best teams Of the Big
Ten and Pacific Coast Conferen-
ces. They are ready. too, or as
ready as they'll ever be.
One hundred thousand fans are
waiting to see the game in person,
and millions of others viii watch
for the first time clear across the
Nation on their television sets.
The game win be telecast, as
well as broadcast, over the Ma
tional Broadcasting Co. network.
The kickoff is set for S pm. EAST
ern Standard Time).
Illinois Still Favored.
The Illini, a light but shifty.
quick k-hitting outfit with power
full defense, remains the favorite
to win by 61a points. The role
doubtless stems from their record
OF nine victories and one score
less tie against rugged opposition,
plus the fact that a Big Ten team
has yet to meet defeat in this
series.
Stanford. gambling, come
from behind band, has its ardent
supporters. of course. All are
banking on the potential devil
ment which could be cooked up
by Quarterback Gary Kerkorian,
All-America End Bill McColl or
such backs as Bob Matthias, Bob
Meyers or Harry Hugasian.
Stanford came out ahead in
nine games. The 10th was a dis
astrous 20-7 loss to California,
the standard -bearer-and close
loser-in the three previous Rose
Bowl games. $
Chuck Taylor, the 31-year-old
rookie coach who guided his alma
mater to the coast championship,
refused to back down on his pre-.
diction of victory.
"I'H go along with my original
prediction" Taylor said, but win,
lose or draw, I'm sure the STAN
ford team viii give a good account
of ITSELF"
Eliot Continues Cautious.
Ray Eliot, Ilini coach, who
started the Big Ten winning cycle
by whipping UCLA, ASIA, in the
Il947 encounter, remained cau-
tious. Hard-working. serious Eliot
is not one to abandon the coaches'
(See ROSE BOWL, Page A-s)
Evening star., 1951-12-31
Win, Lose, or Draw
By FRANCIS sTANN

NEW ORLEANS. DEG 3l.-If you happen to fancy the
chances of Maryland Stanford Texas Christian Georgia
Tech in tomoows big bowls-wch the hereyou
entitled to Odds You might also called try to justify
Evening star., 1951-12-31

tsee ROSE BOWL. Page A-so
Evening star., 1951-09-30
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3rd Floor, Washington;
End Floor, SiIUer Spring
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oroun S.8S
Gown and Robe Ensembles, white, posteIs,
royons, erepes ond sotins, misses sizes,
8.48 to 1888
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Reyon Trieot Briefs. white, postels, sizes for
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Hemstitehed Linen Seorfs to ernbroder loo
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100
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z for 100
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sets for 100
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STATIONERY
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Toothbrushes, du Pont Nylon brstIes,
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Comb compaet Set, in Gift box-------l 90
Sterling Silver compoets, hand eneroved. 500
plus tax
kylon -BristIe Heir Brushes, Iucite hondIe -79e
kyIon Brushes for hands ond complexion, both
ond clothes 79e
plus tax
Regularly ZOO Heeht Co. LanoIin Soop, 5
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Heeht Co. Mint Scented Soop, high butternilk
content box of cokes, bath size, 9se
box Of II cokes, hand size, .49
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plus tax
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Istikimybes paradas
New Yorke

New Yorko majoras Impelli-
tteri paskelbe balandzio % -
Lojalumo Diena. Visos sio mies-
to ir krasto patriotiskos orga-
nizacijos ruosia milziniska Ell
sena, kuri tikrumoje bus CALM
ga prieskomunistine demonstra-
CHA.
Lietuviai renkasi balandzio
%, sestadieni, 1::3O val. po pietQ
New Yorke E. 92-je gatveje q
rytus nuo Madison Ave.. Lie
tuves, kurios gall, prasomos
ateiti pasipuosusios tautiniais
rubais. Veliavos ir plakatai su
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je vietoje.
New YorkO ALT
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Susikaupirno diena
Chicagoje

Chicagos Lietuviu Tarybai ir
Illinojaus Tremtiniu Bendruo-
menei pritariant, organizuoja-
mas birzelio Is dienos mineii-
mas. sia susikaupimo diena or
ganizuoja polit. kaliniai ir Lie
tuvos laisves kovotojai. Itrau-
kiant visuomenes pajegas, tiki
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jima Chicagoje. Programme nu-
matytas ir tai dienai pritaikin-
tas specialus vaidinimas. Sia
susikaupimo diena maloniai SUI
tiko globoti Lietuvos konsulas
DIR. Petras Dauzvardis. Mineji-
mas ivyks birzelio 16 diena.
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N II : 1851 m. balandziO 26
CLEVELAND, OHIO
AntikOnluniStin6
santarv6 DetTOjte

Balandzio pradzioje Detroite
Tsusiorganizavo Antikomunisti-
mis- Sajudis, kuri sudaro sovietu
pavergtu krastu = Lietuvos,
Latvijos, Estijos, Cekoslovaki-
jos, Jugoslavijos, Ukrainos,
Lenkijos, Bulgarijos, Gudijos ir
kitty tautu - atstovai. Numa-
toma glaudziai bendradarbiauti
ir SUI Azijos tautomis, pavergto-
mis- komunizmo. Sajudzio tiks-
las - besalygine kova prizes ko-
munizma ir laisve-nepriklauso-
mybe pavergtoms tautoms.
Priemones - spauda, radijas,
knygos, brosiuros, manifestaci-
jos ir kita. Netrukus numato-
ma suruosti antikomunistine
manifestacija ir visuomeninis
teismas, kvieciant dalyvauti ir
bendradarbiauti senatorius bel
kongreso narius, gubernatorius
ir kitus itakingus asmenis.
Sajudyje kiekviena tautybe
atstovauja du asmenvs. Lietu-
vius - DIR. Pr. Padalskis ir inz.
Ed. Arbaciauskas. Daug deme-
sio kreipiama jaunima ir jo
organizacijas. Sajudis, kurio
tiksle gludi ir musu tautos Iais-
We ir nepriklausomybe, turetu
butt visu lietuviu remiamas,
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nizuotu ir kitose lietuviu gvve-
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nizuokime patys. Detroite ini-
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vokatas Tarnovsky.
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Balandzio 10 d. vakare Grand
Rapids, Mich, mire senatorius
Arthuras H. Vandenbergas. Tai
buvo viena is zymiausiuju as
menybiu senate. Jis, vienas is
respublikonu sulu, laikomas va
dinamosios "dvipartines" uz-
sieniu politikos kureju. yis arti-.
mai bendradarbiavo su demok-
ratu uzsienio politikos vadu Sc
nate senatorium Connally. Jis
yra daug prisidejes prie vadina-
|mojo Marshallo plano sukurimo.
Kai buvo Paryziuje konferenci-
ia del taikos sutarciu su Vokie-
tijos sajungininkais, jis drauge
SUI Connally toje konferencijoje
dalyvavo, palankiai isklause ir
lietuviu delegaciju pageidavi-
mus del tos konferencijos ir
uztikrino, kad, jei Lietuvos in
teresai kur butu paliesti, jie
butu ginami. Jis respublikonu
partijoje buvo vadinamos ''in-
ternacionalistines' uzsienio po-
litikes linkmes kurejas, priesin-
gas izoliacionistams.
10 vieton Xxi ateinanciu rim
kimu Michigano gubernatorius
dabar paskyre Detroit News ko-
respondenta Washingtone Blair
Moody, 49 metu amziaus. Tai
pirmas atsitikimas, kad laikraS-
clio korespondentas is spaudos
|galerijos nuzengia tiesiai Sc
natoriaus kede. Kadangi Michi-
gano gubernatorius demokratas,
tai ir sonata paskyre demo-
krata, nors ir respublikonu
vieta = tokia teise jis turf. Tai
gi dabar senate bus so demo-
kratu ir 46 respublikonai. Prizes
Vandenbergo mirti buvo 49
prizes AT.
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MISIJA FORMOZON

Pranesama, kad siomis die
nomis jau isvyko j Formoza
Ikelios desimtys Americas kari
ninku, kuriu uzdavinys bus pa
deti lavinti Ciankaiseko kariuo-
meme. Ta grupe esanti tik pra-
dzia. Is viso vyksia apie 800
karininku ar net ir daugiau.
Oficialiai aiskinama, kad tos
misijos pasiuntimas visiskai ne
rodo vyriausybes nusistatymo
pakeitimo del Ciankaiseko lai-
kymo ''neutralioje" padetyje,
taciau daug kan atrodo, jog
cia gal ir yra pasirengimas
'Ciankaiseka vel paleisti u dar-
ba"