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OOODACRE APTS.
Avail, Sept. L; 2-bedrm. apt, se7 so
adults; new fireproof bldg, spacious
rooms and closets. laundry. stor-
age; excel. transp and Shopping;
parking area; utilities incl: once
on premises: 1919 Piney Br. I'd,
Sli' spr.. Nd. Open Sat. til / pm.
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F9E RENTH{sc TSTIcK w1NGT 1AGT1oNt eNt,TIs.Iy LIST IyoTR
Atty CO. II. $4,000.
COLORRD FAMILY with 4 children.
Not over $50. IA. 3069.
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WILTSHIRE
PARKWAY

3701 CONN. AVE. NV.
New mod. de luxe nreproof apt. bldg.
I located in Washington. Outstanding
location for convenience and transp.,
surrounded by Rock Greek and Hazen
| Park.
EFFICIENCY AND
.1-BEDROOM APARTMENTS
Fully air conditioned; each apt.
individually controlled for coolins
and heating; equip. with luxurious
stainless steel sinks, parouet floors,
carpeted corridors, roof garden and
secTetarial service; freproof garage
space available.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
Open daily It'll 8 pm. See manager
on premises; sample apis. furnished
through the courtesy Of Mayor &
Co. Television by Simon Distribut-
ing Co.
LENKIN REALTY co.
-RyNY FYHRTTY5 A@TAYg1
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UNFURNIshED tcens.

ATTRAC. BRICK HOME with large
shady yard on main hwy. and bus
line; rms, 3 baths. NO. $3.50.
-l9
UNUSUAL oPPORTuNITY-se17 Lo-
rain ST., Silver Spring. Md.-Practi-
cally new house, 8 rms. 6 bed
Toomsl, baths, recreation room,
h;-a. gas furnace, garbage disposal
cleo. dishwasher. push-button elec.
stove. leu 1T. elec. refgr. freezer
compartment; storage tanks; water
heater. $1s5 per month. In
Monday, . amt pm. or by ap-
pointment, 81. 55S2. THE WASH
INGTON LOAN AND TRUST co.
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT, 900
F st. NV. Ia
5803 66th AVE, EAsTPINEs
=; Riverdale, Md. Liv. rm., 9 bedrms.,
cit, bath and partly finished attic;
Ssy Ssy per mo, For appt. to inspect
WALKER a. DUNLOP. DI. O222
RAMBLER
Chevy Chase Circle area; 4 bedrooms,
baths. huge living and dining
rooms; maids room. bath: garage;
$3.50 mo. Also Kensinston, 8 rooms.
MRS. CLYDE c. DuNN1NoToN
WI. 1880. OR. 1888
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Suitable for Executives

@SsNSA$ 4OA 4ACOuU4VC0
Alexandria-avail. at once
new home on very spacious
grounds, In lovely section, 8
bedrooms. baths, den up-
stairs; entrance hall, living
room. dining room, den, half
bath downstairs; laundry,
maids room and bath in
basement; large 2 car at
tached garage with living
quarters Of room and bath
above It. $500 per month en-
year lease. Owner will leave
partially furnished or will
furnish fully if desired.
In delightful Sleepy Hollow
erniStic white brick ramhler
suitable lot couple or 3 adults,
LhoIJo hving-dining room.
peoIooms each with private
patn, Large ultra modern
ktchen, large porch. well
ueSlenated, built,in features
tnrouRhout. wall to wall
carpeting - Carporte. $3.50
month on year lease,
DAVID r. WINNER
Complete Real Estate service
for Va, Nd. and b
oV oTs y; slis Patrick st.. Alex. Va.
Ewes, TIE. o5o4. 1a. 1870
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED
CARLTON HOUSE
2500 Wisconsin Ave. NV.

There are q few studio and bedroom
apis. still available in Carlton
House. one of Washington'S finesi
elevator-type apt. bldes, iust beinp
completed. Decorated by Dorothy
draper, Inc. The studio apis. con-
tam combination living room anc
peoroom, dressing room, bath. din.
ing alcoye and kitchen or dining
space ana kitchenette, and rent
from $S5-$100. The one-bedroom
apts. have a separate bedroom, and
rent from $135-Sl50. Year-'round
ar-conditioning secretarial tele.
phone service, public dining room
and entertaining rooms, package re-
celvlns room, roof sun deck, am
pinned master television antenna
system, ground floor laundry. Your
inspection is invited daily from
~ Am. to 10 pm. MANAGEMENT Is
on the premises.
WAvERLY TAYLOR, INC.
SHIRLEY DUKE APIS.
429 DoNMANToN BLVD
ALEXANDRIA. VA,
Appiicau accepted for future
l-BEDROoM
J5ssT 5sT FL. SEQ
BIRD. FL. $Ss
2-BEDROOM,
1ST Fl. 1880
5Rb Fl. f. $3.50 $3.50
Ineludes all utils. except electricity
Cmce nourS 3 am. to 5 p.m, Mon,
snrough Fri. s am. to l2 noon
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OPEN $3.50 to 7

This is one of the most versatile large
downtown aptS. we have ever seen.
1t Is SO cleverly arranged that il
can be used to equal advantage and
attractiveness, as a 3-bedrm.: a -
bedrm:. with din: rm. or q 1-bedrm.
with library and din. rm. apt, and
contains, in addition, to, these 3
large, flexible rms, lovely 27x16-
It. liv. rm. with fireplace, entrance
han and mod. kit. and bath; also
has been comfortably air-cond.
Here is lifetime home which can
meet all the needs of an expandine
or contracting family group and IL
may be purchased with q reasonable
down payment in monthly pay
ments which will be q great saving
on rent.
Conveniently located at 1884 P st.
NV. q block from Dupont Circle)
Inquire at lobby desk.
For information and appointments to
inspect other available apis. of /
and 2 bedrms., call, weekdays, the
ONCE Of
EDMUND J. FLYNN
Coop. Apt. Authority Since 1920.
Wash. Bldg, RE. 1918 or RE-. 1749.
COLORED-OWN YOUR OWN / or
bedroom apartment in one Of tht
following desirable neighborhoods
Down payments are reasonable
Monthly payments like rent. 2164
Florida ave. NV, 1882 18th st. NV.
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RA,MRI.ER
HUNTINGTON
COW. PENTAGON, FORT
BELVOIR

year old, semidet.. 2 bed
rms. adults only. sos mo.
aUNTNGTON REALTY CO.,
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8 BEDROOMS

This attrac.. furn., row brick home
az $50 Missouri ave. NV, also con-
tains ltv. rm.,- din. rm.. kit, bath
and rec. rm.; $3.50 per mo; immed.
posS: For appt. to inspect, cali
St NV. Ma o34h 81
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HOUSES WANTED 70 rent

NAVAL OFFICER wants 3-bedrm.
unfurn. house, up to S125. Local
references. RA. 07S5.
AIR FORCE OFFICER. wife and IL
year old son desire 2 or 3-bedrm.
unfurnished house in s.e. District or
Va. 10. t3-6120.
3 OR 4-BEDRM. HOUSE wanted to
rent In Silver Spring or Shepherd
Park area. Permanent resident. Call
WI. Alps. al
NEARBY VIRGINIA
Navy captain and family (adults
only) desire lease on furnished g.
bedroom home in nearby Virginia
area: around 5000 moA FA. 50S2.
FSR E,EI quick ;ls,,,,!. ACTION LIST YOUR
KENTAL WITH SOUTHEAST REAL
TY CO: Ii. $4,000.
- ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED
We have fne tenants for homes IN
nearby Nd. or NV. d. c.; free
appraisals. No delay. For complete
PERRY Hay co. 81. 1910
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/; 1850 10th ST. NV.
Newly remodeled apis. containing lse
\, liv dining comb. elec. Pullman kit.
with garbage disposal. bedroom and
mod. tiled bath; $105, incl. utils.
! Apis. avail. for select tenants.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1908 H st. NV. MA. 2345.-23
5409 1St PLACE, NV.
3 bedrms., liv. rm., kitchen, dinette.
bath In apartment house bldg,
private entrance, terrace floor, 4
steps down; S69. .49; no utilities;
adults only. See resident mgr.
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:, BEAUTY SALONS
OFFERED BY
A IITAo J@a NJ

MyrCIe Il. WeaQOn co.
BEAUTY SALON SPECIALISTS
l; s5 Sisi sod area; $3.50 cash down. Price.
2. $1,000 cash handles a operatoys)
Nd. shopping center. Rent S1S6
3. NV. not far from 18th et. Full
price, $4,000 cash. splendid busi-
ness for 2 operators,
a operators). Business increasing
daily. For price and terms con..
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KENT VILLAGE

1-bedroom apts., from 81 so
2-bedroom apts.. from $3.50
Utilities Included in Rent
, EUGENE B. ROBERTS
Kent VILLAGE, Landover. Md. AP. 016S.
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AURORA HILLS

s., Arl, Beautifully, completely furn.
Z bedrms. and den Cor bedrms' J
sn tui baths: 1l: lEe: screened porch
Complete auto. GE kit, I6-in. nv
set. Full bsmt. with recr. rm. Avail
Sept. 90, 1851. To inspect, call the
once Of J. LEE PRICE, 23O3 S.
All; Ridge rd., Arl., Va. or. 1904
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SEE MARINE CAPTAIN
Bachelor ad under Apis. Wanted.
25'
COLORED - 4-BEDROOM unfurn.
house desired in NV from owner
by. refined adult family OF 3. Best
refs; max. SO. HO. 6SO9. Ige
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GOODACRE APTS

includes all utils. except electricity
Omce hours 8 am. to 5 pm, Mon
through Fri. 8 am. to 10 moor
Saturday. eNA'
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eeO SHEPHERD ST. N.W.-Four rms.
and bath; SIS mo-, incl. util; adults
only. ST 1856 Ia
'RI53 CALF. ST. N.w.-one block
, Conn. ave; .6-Story. elev. apt. bldg.;
5x1s y F0HmfGzsr fse fis BATH fH42 s. ess1 eiosets
Ql2-ft cell; empl pref; no pets;
: SI06-&120: 12-2 nm -IQ
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MOTEL
Business Opportunities

WE HAVE. AND NEED. variety stores
soda fountains. restaurants. delica-
tessens. children's shops, LIQUOR
store. wholesale and retail estab-
hshments. You can be sure II 10
worthwhile proposition II we have
It for sale. SAM CHANTKER & CO..
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DELICATEssEN FOR SALE. by owner.
Compact semiself service; sandwiches.
cold cuts, groceries. six days; cash
business. 81 900 guarantee. doing
more. Living quarters included in
reasonable rental. Cash price $4,000.
L. 8. B.; guarantee 81 600 inventory
No brokers. Box 45-M. Star. 20'
- Guest, rooming or
pvt. home; on main hwy. and busline
3 rms. 3 baths, attrac. home with
income NO. $3.50. --19
HOUSE for sale: IL rms.
and 4 baths; about 4la yrs. on my
sSs Be- Very good; oosi my income s e riTSt now "
is over $500 mthly. and o good Nv.
location; will accept reasonable down
payment from good tenant. Ewes.
and Sun, EN-. 6317; other times,
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Coop. Apt. Authority Since 1901
Wash. Bldg, RE. 1918 or RE. 1749
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inc. $500 wk.; only $500 down
pressing mach; priced for cuicl
A. R. sEELYE, DI. 1925
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For information and appointments to
inspect other available apis. Of /
and 2 bedrmS., call, weekdays. the
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NO MONEY DOWN
Light grill and luncheonette. ne,
nice clientele. Owner i'll. must sell
Nice living quarters. Must be seer
to be appreciated. Call 10. 2-4797
all day Sunday; Monday after I
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BETHESDA MD

A well-located. 2-bedroom house for
rent. furnished. Sl25. Call BOSS Il
PHELPS. INC. MA. 1900 C0
Evening star., 1951-01-20
Late Pro Grid Draft Choices

end; Roscoe Hansen, North Caroline,
berg, Army, end, Dick Gabriel. Lehigh,
back; George Buksar. Colts; back; Dick
igan. end; Dick Peot. South Dakota State,
tackls: tacEls Bru Bruce Womssck W TEXAS State
NEW YORK YANKs.
Al Pollard, Army, back; Ed King Boston
Cole Collese' guard; Dave Cunningham Utah
Willard Sherman. st. Mary's CcaiiforniaJ
end; Edward Price. Texas Tech. back
Jim chadband. Idaho. back; Veto Kisseil
Los ANGELES RAMS.
Earl stelle. Oregon, back; Billy Baggett
tackle; Jackie Calvert. Clemson. back
Howard RuetZ. Loras. tackle; AL Brosky
Illinois: back; Earl Jackson: Texas Tech:
back; Alvin Hanley. Kentucky State, back
CHICAGO BEARS.
Larry Higgs. Fordham, back; Rober
Hanson, Montana State. guard; r. Hlavac
Omaha u, tackle; Peter Dokes, Mans
NV, back; Jerry Taylor, wyoming. center
Leon Campbell Colts, back; John Justice
Santa Clara. guard; Charles Butler. CIV
CLEVELAND BROWNS.
Ray Stone, Texas. end; Carl Taseff
John Carroll. back; John Champion, SMU
back; Wayne Benner, Florida State, back
| liams, Arkansas, tackle; Jack Jones, Liv
| ingstone State (Ala.), back; Roger Thrift
E. Carolina State, back; Bill Driver, Flor
ida State, back-end; sisto Averno' Mullen
| Der, guard.
NEW YORK GIANTS.
Bernie Emonice, Penn, guard: Wald
Yeivineton. Georgia, tackle; Richard Kuh
Mich. State, guard; Chester Lagod, Chat
tanooga, tackle; Quincy Armstrong.
| Texas, center; Charles Hubbard. Morris
1 Harvey, end Hal quinn. .sMU. guard
i John Considine, Purdue. tackle.
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wAsHINGTON REDSKINS.

WASHINGTON REDSkINS.
spesa edrensf S.psns Masa0 TGo 5ssts Ss
North Texas State; ,arterbaek; Tom Pow
ers Duke halfback sob GhHbD, t!I, shippenss ep,sTs
ern California. halfback; Bill johnson.
Stetson. quarterback: John Kadlec Mis-
souri, guard: Arthur Stewart; Southeass- pitss
ern State. .halfback; Nick BoiKoVec' F'Is-
burgh, tackle
GREEN BAY PACKERS.
MARQUETTE end Tubbe chamberlpain, ds ,acs EAU
Gau5e spa9a aate DIX a,sdae GhFsee bsee william
Miller: Ohio State, tackle; Bob Bossf1ns, sssfsns
Georgia Tech center; ii, Bill vsder AyLe: AVan Miami
rla SAN end FkAEc1sco e G1seeTs
Hardy Brown. Colts; back; DW1gns Me11t
Kingsford, Montana, back; Mike Peterson son.
penver end; Keith rad Gafpe9aer nracoS San euspd ara
Jack Rohan. Loras. back; s. 2. Garnelt
Kansas, tackle; Jerry FlsKe IOWA. paeA
CHICAGO CARDINALS.
Dick K Bunting, Drake. end; g: )
fadi BernaTd Hii ouief SaGsS. VI Woord guard Jef
Fleischman, cornell back; Ken Irtia huxRoIo Ron.
tucky, back; Bob Livingstone. Colts, back
Leon Root. Rutgers, center.
PITTSBURGH sTEELERs.
Ernie Cheatham. Loyola,. Los Angeles
Joe Minor, John carroll. end; Art Alois
San Francisco y, centsr: Tom ,.ni Calvin
Alabama. back; William Pearman& & Tennes
see, guard; Robert Radcliffe Wisconsin
back: Howard Hanson, UCLA. back; Free
Smith, Tulsa. end; John Gruble. Tennes
&c., emu PHILADELPHIA EAGLES.
Neal Franklin, Southern Methodist
tackle; JACK RHckeI' MgississiRpi stats end
Tony Kotowski. Mississippi State, end
Glen Drain, Iowa, back; Billy stewart
Mississippi State. back; Box W1nshlr
Rich, tackle; Marvin Stendel, Arkansal
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him anymore"
another reporter complained that he has be-
come so his business interests he simply
doesn't have sessions important to friendly
with the Hala owns wholesale sporting gooos
business retail outlet here and ewey business He
also financially OIL and then there's the football
club heavy toll of tm with little left for meeting
the press
"HE USED TO BE THE PAPA BEAR TO U.S." said writer
somewhat sadly guy works 1S hours day-he
tremendous capacity for workand doesn't nave Time 10
sit around and gas with U.s."
Another reporter said however found Haas to
reach telephone always willing comment sup
ply information about the Bears
Bears have businessman stah, objected another
"You can't during practice and as
they've showered they're Halas has his business Luxe
Johos in the printing business and must look aer IT, ana
Paddy grain broker which takes time, too After
office they get together for their football meetings and
you can't interrupt them"
Halas from National Football
League sessions personal feelings about league mat
reporter remembers his irritation when George Mar
when that innovation introduced
years He disturbed that details OF
Bobby trade to the New York Yanks sew
era got into print and accused rival coach OF giving
THE CHICAGO WRITER'S seem genuinely fond of Haas
and while condemnng his current attitude take up the
eudgel his defense must look after his business inter-
trying times they They also point out that
still good fellow the old Papa Bear at league meet
ings-when he isn't tied up in an executive session
astue coaching and executive ability is unchaenged
Chicago writer's to respect Paul Brown OF Cleveland
they'll tell he doesn't measure up to their
home town hero.
"ookit has made" said "He got $5ooOo
for Layne-the last this yearand TWO
sdrat choices He practically stole George McAfee from
He George Blanda and four other
players last and had both
Blanda and Barwegan at the end of the season.
Didn't he get of the first 10 players drafted this year?
How are you going to beat guy like that?"
Obviously writer's don't want him beaten But they do
want him to be more like the old George
Evening star., 1951-01-20
By the Ajsoeioted Press

NEW YORK, Jan. 20.-Brigham
Young and Washington State
scrambled their conference bas-
ketball races with upset victories
last night.
BYU shot ahead in the Sky
line Conference with a 64-58 vic
tory over Wyoming. The Cougars
had to come from behind to win.
Their Roland Minson poured in
"a points. Denver moved into a
second place tie with Wyoming by
nipping Utah State, 65-63. The
same teams pair off again tonight
Washington State upset Wash
ington, 50-48, to tie the losers
for first place in the Northern
Division of the Pacific Coast Con-
ference. The two teams also play
again tonight.
ST. Louis recovered from it
Oklahoma A. & M. defeat to whil
Tulsa, 69-49. The Billikens nov
are second to the Aggies with
Al Missouri Valley mark.
Undefeated A. & NJ, the coun
try's No. l team, tries for it's It'll
straight this season at Oklahom'
tonight.
In other games last night
Fordham defeated Kings Point
68-44; Beloit drubbed Monmouth
98-70; Santa Clara dropped San
ford, 65-55, and Southern Cali
fornia took Loyola of Los Ange
les, 1916.
Fresno State defeated Californi
Poly, 61-52, in game shortene
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Coast Golf Tourney
Made a Scramble by
Virtual Unknowns
By the Associated Press

LONG BEACH, Calf, Jan. 20.
If you like to bet on long shots,
you can pick a hatful from the
field still left in the $4,000 Lake
wood Park Open golf tournament
as shooting starts today in the
second round.
From a list of 300 which took
two days to play the first round,
such virtual unknowns as Julius
Boros of Mid Pines, N. c., only
six months a professional; Henry
Nettelbladt, Avon. Conn.,; Ralph
Blomquist, Glendale. Calf.
George Kinsman. jr.. New Rich
mond, Wis, and Lloyd Porter,
Dennison, Iowa, are among the
good chance bets for the $4,000
first prize when the tourney ends
Monday.
But if you prefer to put your
money on champions, such IA
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Sports New Alignment Of Pro Grid League likely
Ray Krouse EIoted
lover Chance to
Play With Giants

Tackle Ray Krouse of Mary
lands football team, one Of the
first of the country's grid stars
to be drafted by the professionals
at their Chicago meeting, is happy
to be so highly regarded.
Krouse. product of Washing
tons Western High School, was
drawn by the Giants as their Sec
ond choice. They took an expe-
rienced professional player from
the Baltimore Colts the first time
around.
"It makes me feel right good,
especially when such a fine man
as Steve Owen Giants COACH
picks me high up" Krouse said.
Il know I had a bad year last
year, but I was bothered by the
flu and later I was injured. But
I'll be all right next fall and I'd
like to play with the pros. 1t
really bucks me up to think they
want me-"
Krouse Is married and served
two years in the Navy during
World War II.
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|Quick K0 Of Brothers
Boosts Safterfield
BY The Associated Press

NEW YORK, Jan. 20.-Any
heavyweight looking for a night:
work can find a willing foe in Chi.
cago Bob Satterfield, who die
himself good last night at st
Nicholas Arena by stopping Elkins
Brothers of Washington in 56 Sec
onds of the second round of a TO-
round match.
Satterfield, a chilling left hook
er, dropped Brothers twice in the
first for no count and once in the
second before Referee Barney
Felix stopped it.
Clipped with a terrific hook to
the jaw, Brothers went down in
Satterf1eld's corner. He took two,
wobbled up, started to 60 down
and stood up again. Then Felix
stepped in.
II thought he was hurt" said
Felix in the dressing room.
Brothers said he wasn't hurt
and wanted to continue. At ring
side it looked as though he might
have gone on if he took a nine
count. But he got up too quick.
Referees wisely are taking no
chances these days on boxer
taking too much punishment.
when the referee said, That's
ALL" said Brothers, II said, Man
oh, man, I'm okay.'"
Satterfeld wants Irish BOZ
Murphy after his impressive New
York debut.
AL WE'LL, IBC matchmaker
wants to match Satterfield with
Clarence Henry. the Los Angelo:
heavy contender.
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Oklahoma Aggies Bid for 18th
Straight Against Oklahoma

to 80 minutes. The referees called
the contest a minute early when
Ed Jorgensen, Calf. Poly coach
objected to a decision and refused
to leave the floor. After the game
various team supporters took UP
the argument by staging fights.
Eight of the top 10 teams in
this weeks Associated Press poll
head tonight's heavy schedule:
Kentucky did, No. 2, is at
Tennessee in a Southeastern Con-
ference test.
Bradley d6-2), No. 3, goes te
Wichita for a Missouri Valley
game. Long Island U. $3.50, No
4, plays Floyd Bennett. st. Johns
Q1-2). No. 5, meets Brooklyn.
Indiana (10-D, No. 6, risks it!
unbeaten Big Ten lead agains
Purdue. Columbia U1-0), No. Z
takes on weak Dartmouth in al
Ivy League contest. st. Louis (13
~, No. 8, is idle.
North Carolina State (16-2), ap
pears to have the toughest gam
among the top 10 teams. TIL
Wolfpack entertain LaSalle opp
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of both the Cleveland Browns and
Chicago Bears two years ago, but
refused to sign because he wasn't
offered enough pay. Coach Buddy
Parker drafted him after receiving
a phone call from Doak Walker
with the information that Harris
had changed ilis mind.
Babe Dimancheff, halfback who
Joined the Cardinals late last sea-
son after fling as an assistant
coach at Butler, is one reason Cur
ley Lambeau is looking for an i'm
proved record. Babe lost a baby
daughter, after a long illness dur.
ing the season and is hopeful OF
getting a good break or two after
a string of bad ones.
Bob Nussbaumer, former Red.
skin, and Jack Cochran, both Car.
dinal backs. have undergone knet
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operations and expect to be IN top
form in Isl.
Coaches at the NFL meeting
say Johnny Papit of Virginia and
Billy Cox of Duke would be No. l
draft choices in any normal year.
There's hope that Adrian Burk
can be lured back into pro ranks
from his Florida assistant coach
ing job, and Coach Herman Ball
has an idea that Jim Station OF
Wake Forest may turn out to be
another Wee Willie Wilkin.
Real sleeper of the Redskin
draft choices is AL Applegate
Scranton guard, while the Pitts
burgh Steeler coaches believe Nick
Bolkovac of Pitt is a better tackle
than any the Redskins had last
season. But they don't think he'll
be available next season.
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represent the largest city in the
State. ... ..
"We represent Dixie in pro foot
ball now," said Marshall, but he
wouldn't say whether "Dixie'
would replace Hail to the Red
skins" as the clubs official march
ing song.
Steve Owen of the Giants
drafted Holland Donan, Princeton
tackle, because Donan showed a
lot of spirit in talking back to
the New York coach in the Senior
Bowl. Donan, however. probably
won't play pro football because
he is near sighted. The youngster
wears contact lenses.
Dick Harris, Texas All-America
center, was the No. ! draft choice