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Evening star., 1951-10-20
Pro Bowl Football Game
Scheduled for January Is
BY the Associated Press

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 20.-The
second annual all-star Pro-Bowl
football game. which pits select
squads from each of the rival con-
|ferences in the National Football
League, will be staged in Memorial
Coliseum here Sunday, January, 13.
The game. sponsored by the Los
Angeles Newspaper Publishers
Association for the papers respec-
tive charities. is the outgrowth of
a motion advanced by George P.
Marshall, president of the Wash
ington Redskins. and ultimately
put into execution by Game Direc-
tor Paul Schissler.
The game probably will be tele-
Ivised across the Nation.
Evening star., 1951-10-20
STATISTICS.
uAh


Barreira took the ball on his own
48 and started moving through
the DeaconS.
Nobody ever will be able to
prove whether or not Barreira
would have gone all the way for
the potential tying touchdown,
but he had made IL yards, was
by all but two or three men and
had a good chance of lodging
them when w. E. Hoffman, the
umpire, ran smack in front of
him and Barreira hit Hoffman and
fell down. Hoffman is almost
twice as big as little Bino.
A few plays earlier Hoffman
had been hit in the head by a
pass in the fiat by Bob Cilento.
Rowland did not care for the
rough tactics Of the Deacons and
said they didn't look like a Wake
Forest team. His inference was
that Wake Forest didn't play like
the .Peahead Walker teams he had
been accustomed to playing.
Lose First Downs.
Bo also was peeved, as were the
CIV rooters. by two obvious first
downs by CIV that were taken
away from them when the officials
ruled the ball carrier had missed
by inches.
Davis was the star of the game.
but unfortunately for CIV, it
wasn't Andy. The Davis was
'Dickie Davis. who was rushed into
the quarterback spot when the
.Deacons trailed 1870 and threw
three touchdown passes. matching
his output a month ago against
Boston College.
Andy Davis, who hoped to do
spot duty despite an injured hip.
warmed up, but aggravated his
injury. Trainer Mike Monchlovich
first told Rowland Andy was in no
condition to play and when Andy
confirmed it, Bo didn't attempt to
use him.
Rowland still claims the Wake
Forest material is just a shade
below Maryland's and as good as
any other team in the conference.
Deacons Rally In Second Half.
Deacon Coach Rogers, also
citing a rising injury list, said
after his team was behind 1870 at
halftime he didn't hold much
hope. But after gaining only Is
yards passing in the first half and
SIS on the ground. the Deacons
passed for 247 in the second half
and rushed for SO.
Barreira, S feet and weighing
155 pounds. starred for CIV. The
little guy made 81 yards person.
ally in "a tries. CIV had line
standouts in Cecil Perkins, Tom
Flyzik and Art Kojoyian.
The Colonials marched 65 yards
in eight plays for their first
tONSA1AoWA' S0ll oOQUluS hlCkCU
the point, but CIV was holding,
and he missed after the 15-yard
penalty. They made it 1870 "a
seconds before halftime, when
Barreira carried over from the
two. Bobolus kicked this one.
Wake Forest, after botching up
its offenSe under Ed Kissell,
clicked under Davis. He passed
for touchdowns to lack Lewis from
S yards, Lewis again on a So
yard play and Bob Ondilla on
one covering 10 yards. The insur-
ance' touchdown was from Bruce
Hillenbrand, a Washington-Lee
High product from Arlington, to
Guido Scarton. a long pass play.
Sonny George kicked three extra
points, while Bill George played
a lot of tackle for the Deacons,
some of it a bit unnecessary.
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
| Left ends-Reilly, Perkins. England,
| Left tackles-Neal Prach.
Evening star., 1951-10-20
College Football
On Radio and TV
Radio.

Radio.
Maryland-North Carolina, WRC
l:55 pm.
Navy Northwestern. WWDC,
WASH-FM, 2:45 pm.
Virginia Virginia Military
WPIK. las pm.
Notre Dame-Pittsburgh, WEAM
1:45 pm.
Auburn Georgia Tech, WMAL
las pm.
Kansas-O Oklahoma, VOL, 2:4s
pm.
Highlights of big games MARY.
land-North Carolina, Cornell
Yale, Michigan Iowa, Tennessee.
Alabama, Navy Northwestern)
WTOP, 2:30 pm.
West Virginia State Morgan
State, VOL. $50 pm.
Television.
Yale-Cornell. WNBW. las pm
Westover Air Base Militar!
District Washington, WTOP-TV
1:45 pm.
For benefit of television viewers
here are the names and number
of the Yale and Cornell players:
Evening star., 1951-10-20
California Trojan Game Today
May Decide West Coast Title

beaten use. California has not
lost a regular season game in the
last four years, but is ineligible
for the Rose Bowl, having played
there last January /.
Game Could Decide Title.
If the underdogs win, not only
will the National rankings be con-
fused. but the Pacific Coast Con-
ference title as we'll could be
settled. AS of now, these are the
only two teams considered for
the title.
Elsewhere. most of the action
also is regional. In the East, for
example, the Columbia-Pen
game at Philadelphia could have
bearing on the Ivy League title.
Penn has beaten the Lions in II
OF their last 13 meetings, but Lou
Little's men will be at full
strength with Punter Tony Misho
set for action after recovering
from virus infection.
Tennessee, the second-ranked
team in the Nation, faces what
should be a relatively easy task
against Alabama in Birmingham
Before the season got under way,
they were saying that if Tennes-
see could get past the Crimson
Tide. the Vols would win the
Southeastern Conference crown.
Georgia Tech Meets Auburn.
! Another big game in the South
pits Georgia Tech against un-
defeated Auburn. Tech, the No
5 team, will 60 into first place
in the Southeastern Conference
if 1t comes out on top as expected
In the Midwest, the best of the
offerings are intraleague games ir
the Big Ten. Ohio State play.
host to Indiana. Michigan jour.
neys to Iowa, and Wisconsin takes
,, on Purdue.
Two Of the league teams-Illi.
nois and Northwestern-are in.
volved in intersectional games
; while Michigan State, a member
which doesn't count in the stand.
ings until 1858, will test Penr
State. Illinois tackles Washing
ton at Seattle, and Northwestern
plays host to Navy. San Fran,
cisco travels clear across the coun
try to tangle with Fordham.
In the Southwest, Texas, No. 4
plays Arkansas; Texas AIM, Nc
Is, meets Texas Christian, ant
Baylor, No. 10, clashes with Texa
Tech.
Evening star., 1951-10-20
Baksi Again Points
For Comeback After
Quick Kayo Victory
BY the Assoeioted Press

| NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-"Ii
Jersey Joe Walcott can do it, sc
can l." Comebacking Joe Baks
said today as he aimed for the
heavyweight big time once more
/ Manager Natey Wofson wants
Baksi to meet Jimmy Rouse in
Troy, N. Y, next week to fill a
previous commitment and then 60
to England for a December fight
under Jack Solomons' promotion.
After that, if Joe shows he still
has it, we'll be ready for Walcott,
Ezzard Charles or anybody" the
happy manager said. Hes got
to make it this time. If he doesn't t
stick to his business, I'm through
and so will he be-"
Comebacks Old Stuff.
Comebacks and rosy plans are
old stuff for the strapping ex-
coal miner from Kulpmont, Pa.
who started off his latest cam
paign by f1attening pudgy Ginc
Buonvino of Italy in 81 seconds OF
the first round of a main 10 in St
Nicholas Arena last night.
A couple of left hooks to the
jaw shook Gino, a right to the
stomach and a left to the jaw
staggered him, and another left
hook to the jaw dropped the
Italian for the full count. Baksi
was 3-to-1 favorite.
The quick cleanup equalled the
ring record for kayos of Buonvino
Lee Savold, called in as a oath
hour sub for the same Baksi three
and half years ago, belted out
Buonvino in the same time.
Averse to Hard Work.
Baksi, who weighed 220 te
Gino's 206, has started comebacks
for the last three years. After two
or three bouts, his aversion fol
training and roadwork usually gets
the better of him. In the three
years, the 6-foot-2 husky has had
six fights and won them all. He
beat Art Henri in his first start
this year in August.
This time I mean it," husky
Joe, said. Il know this is my last
chance and I'm going to make the
most of it."
Evening star., 1951-10-20
Dick Todd Takes Complete Charge Redskins Of
Even Umpire in Way
As CIV Rally Fails
To Slave Off Deacons
By MerreII WhittIesey

Without Andy Davis all the way
and with half dozen men playing
unaccustomed positions because of
injuries and a lack of reserves,
George Washington wasted a 1870
lead and lost, 27-13, to Wake For
est last night in the football game
at Griffith Stadium.
With big victory In the max
ing, one that would have matched
the l949 upset of Virginia and
their first triumph over George
town, the Colonials suddenly
started getting the worst of every
thing.
And, according to Coach Bo
Rowland the worst of everything
included the officiating and some
mighty rough play. Rowland
usually is good loser, but he was
bitter after the game.
Rowland's midfield handshake
with Coach Tom Rogers was brief
and cool. That was some foot
ball game" Rogers said. "You'ya
got a lot of good boys" Bo re-
piled. and the coaches walked
their separate ways.
CIV Tries to Rally.
The 10000 fans could side with
Rowland on at least one officiat-
ing boner. Trailing, 20-l3, but
not yet beaten, CIV was moving
Evening star., 1951-10-20
Throng Sees Favored Maryland
In Battle With North Carolina

Maryland ruled a IA point
favorite today to beat North
Carolina for the first time in Is
years before a near sellout at
Byrd Stadium, College Park.
The unbeaten Terps, seventh in
the National ranking, have scored
54, SO and 43 points in three
smashing triumphs, and hope tc
continue against team that held
them to TT tie in the rain al
Chapel Hill last year.
It's pupil VS.. teacher as the
Terps' Jim Tatum, who played
under North Cardinals Car
Snavely in 1884. matches wits
against the Tar Heel mentor.
The sunny and cool weather is
good for the Terps' box office but
the weather is not too important
to the football team. MARYLAND
is dangerous in the air but in its
three games to date has enjoyed
most OF its success on the ground,
with 342 yards rushing average
per game. That's third best in
the Nation.
Fourteen OF Maryland's 1e
Itouchdowns have been scored
rushing, with Ed Modzelewski
getting five Of them. For speed
the Terps have Chet Hanulak and
Bob Shemonski, and for its all
round offensive. Bernie Faloney
Ed Barritt and Ed Fullerton.
Jack Scarbath, who In two var
sity seasons at quarterback always
has come through against Mary-
lands name" opponents, will di-
rect the Tatum split-T. with
Faloney and Bob De Stefano
standing by. Scarbath will also be
used on defense.
Defensively Maryland has
strength and depth, and the fact
that All-America Bob Ward will
be playing with a broken hand is
not expected to hurt Maryland too
much. Ward. who played Al min
utes against Georgia last week,
will have his right hand in a pro-
tective cast.
North Carolina, playing the
toughest schedule in its history
reportedly is fired up over being
an underdog to Maryland and has
been concentrating for two weeks
on the Terps. The Tar Heels held
secret practice for the first time
this year this week. The team
did not arrive until early this
morning and after breakfast was
put to bed again in the visiting
team quarters at Maryland.
Only Texas, which piled up All
yards on a hot. humid day in
Austin, has been able to gain
more than 100 yards per game
rushing against the Tar Heels.
who are proud of their defensive
strength.
Evening star., 1951-10-20
Football Today

North Carolina at Maryland.
Gallaudet At Bridgewater.
J: c. Smith at Howard
Navy at Northwestern
virsinia Military at Virginia.
wilson Teachers at Natl. Agriculture Col
East
Frankiin and Marshall at Albright.
81, aaWrence at Alfred might.
Buffalo at Bucknell
Aliegheny at Carnegie Tech
Amherst at Coast Guard.
syracuse at Dartmouth
Temple at Delaware might
s.n MesteSn SraIa; MARYLAND Ct Dickinson.
Army at Harvard.
New York U at Holy Cross.
Eandolph-Macon at Johns Hopkins
Connecticut at Maine
Rhode Island State at Massachusetts,
Columbia at Pennsylvania.
Drexel at Senn Military
Miehiean State at Penn State.
LAFAYETTE at Princeton
Lehfgh at Rutgers.
New Hampshire at Springfeld
Colby at Trinity
Middlebury at Tufts,
Eoenester At Vermont.
Bowdoin at Williams
Cornell at Yale.
South.
Lenisisns LfsIss STATE s. AiaSa9e at Geors,. tDsbn
Auburn at Georgia Tech.
Virginia State at Hampton.
VilianoVa at Kentucky tnightl
Texas State at Kentucky state.
Iuiane at Mississippi.
William and Mary at North Carolina 8,
Davidson at Richmond tnight).
mississippi College at Sewanee.
Duke at Virginia Tech.
Midwest.
Utah State at Colorado AGM 'n1sA''
Coe at Cornell College.
San Jose state at Idaho.
slippery Rock at Indiana State.
Missouri at Iowa State.
Colorado at Kansas State
Ohio U. at Miami (Ohio).
Nebraska at Minnesota.
Indiana at Ohio State.
Kansas at Oklahoma.
Drake at Oklahoma AIM =
Notre Dame at Pittsburgh.
Wisconsin at Purdue.
Marshall at Toledo (night),
Denver at Utah tnightl.
Brandeis at Wayne might.
Brigham Young at wyoming.
Southwest.
Texas at Arkansas
Texas Tech at Baylor
New Mexico Ann at Bradley.
Hardin Simmons at Houston
Rice at Southern Methodist (night).
Texas Ann at Texas Christian
Marquette at Tulsa tnight).
Southern California at California.
California Poly at Fresno State (night)
Washington State at oregon state.
Santa Clara at Stanford.
Oregon at UCLA
Illinois at WASHINGTON
Evening star., 1951-10-20

GEORGE WASHINGTON.
Left ends-Reilly, Perkins. England,
Left tackles-Neal, Prach.
Left guardS-AllWine Bodolus,
Centers-Yodnock, Yorcheck.
Right suards-Kojoyian, Montemarano
Right tackles-Bosmans, Flyzik.
Right ends-Gaskell. Nolan.
Quarterback-Shiver
Left halfbacks-Barreira, Ciarrocca.
Right halfbacks-Belliveau Baumgartner
Fullbacks-Cilento, Semkew, Fox. Wal
dron. Kennedy.
WAKE FOREST.
Left ends-McClure, Ondilla. Wag
goner.
Left tackles-W. George. Gaona.
Left guards-Link, Finance, Burgen
dahl
Centers-Donahue, Phillips, Francis
Right guards-Coles. Pickard, Dutterrer
Right tackles-Barkocy.
Right endS-LkWiS, Bridges
Quarterbacks-Kissell Davis
Left halfbacks - Hillenbrand, Churm
Herrlein, Spencer.
Right haifbacks-scarton, Gwinn, Pol
lacci, Frederick, Bland.
Fullbacks, Koch, C. George. Miller
George Washington = 6 z o O-l:
Wake Forest scoring: Touchdowns. Lewis
(2) Ondilla, Scarton. Conversions, c
George t3), placements.
George Washington scoring Touchdowns
Barreira (2). Conversions, Dodolus, place
ment.
Evening star., 1951-10-20
Anderson, FIyingB Back
10 Detroit, Still Plans
|ToCoach I Teamin1 1852
By Lewis r. Atchison

Dick Todd took charge Of the
Redskins today, for better or
wrose, but for the rest Of the
1851 season with no strings at
tached.
Moved up from backfield coach
yesterday. succeeding Herman
Ball, after the Redskins original
plan to install Hunk Anderson as
head coach was thwarted by the
Chicago Bears, Todd agreed to
take the job only on condition
that he have complete authority
to direct the team for the rest
of the campaign.
Todd led the squad today in
its final workout for tomorrow's
game with the Chicago Cardinals /,
lat Griffith Stadium, in which the
Redskins will seek their first
league victory in four starts.
Anderson, former Bears line
coach who few to Washington
from Detroit Thursday night to
accept the post, was scheduled to
fly back today to await further
developments. The one time
Notre Dame mentor was visibly
disappointed by the refusal Of
George Halas. owner coach Of the
Bears, to release him from q con-
tract that runs until December 81.
Anderson hopes to join the Tribe
sometime this season and said he
definitely would take the head
coaching berth in 1852.
Todd to Direct Strategy.
Todd's agreement with George
Marshall, Redskins president,
stipulates. however, that the wiry
Texan will be sole boss Of the
teams strategy for the rest Of
the season. Even If Anderson
joins the club this year. Todd viii
continue to direct the team on
the field.
Il wouldn't have taken it under
any other conditions" Todd said
today. Il didn't ask for the job.
If I had wanted to be q head
coach would have taken the
position at Texas AIM, one Of the
best in the country"
Todd said he didn't want q
full-time football job. A cattle
dealer during the off-season, the
ball-carrying ace of the great
Redskins teams of a decade ago
prefers to keep his hand in busi-
ness rather than devote all his
time to football. For this reason
his plans for 1852 are vague.
! Won't Promise to Return.
I Todd said he wouldn't promise
that he'll be back with the Red
skins next year in any capacity
because he didn't want to be tied
down. by any commitments.
| II had nice talk with Ander-
son and liked the man very much"
Todd said. Il think we would get
along all right, but I can't say
this far ahead what I'll be doing
next year"
The Tribes new chief, sixth
head coach since Ray Flaherty re-
signed to enter the Navy at the
end OF the 1912 season, said he
planned no immediate changes on
the squad. Todd's evaluation Of
the Redskins roster as a whole is
not flattering. especially in It's
Evening star., 1951-10-20

Carolina. mainly a single wins
team. uses Frank Wissman ane
Billy Williams as passers and BOZ
CAN'T as its most dangerou.
Iground-gainers, although Dick
Weiss has covered the most yard
age.
The Tar Heels opened with 6
21-0 victory over N. c. State ano
last week defeated South Caro-
lima. 2l-6. In between they lost
1920, to Texas and 28-16 te
Georgia. a team Maryland de-
;feated 43-7 last week.
Today's turnout will be the
largest here this season for pre-
or college football and Maryland
knows it must win handsomely
to protect the highest national
rating it ever has achieved.
Evening star., 1951-10-20
By the Associoied Press

NEW YORK. Oct. 20.-The COL
lege football season reached the
halfway point today with only
one game that could have any
bearing on the National title on
the agenda-barring the usual up
sets, of course.
The big one is scheduled for
Berkeley, Calf, where 1000 will
crowd into Memorial Stadium to
watch California, the No. l team
In the country in the Associated
Press poll, do battle with its
neighborhood rival. Southern CAL
ifornia.
The Golden Bears are rated
1872 point favorites over once
Evening star., 1951-10-20

But Louis and Walcott still are with u.s.
actively engaged in practicing their profess
sion. And as they continue to hang around
younger fellows such as Rex Layne flare up
and disappear At least most of them should
disappear.
Rocky Marciano may be different. Quite
different. There are two angles one can locate
in connection with the next Louis engage
ment, which is with this same Marciano in
Madison Square Garden october 26.
l. Marciano will come to Louis, which is
what Louis wants. Louis no longer can move
around against faster moving Ezzard
Charles. Marcano will be an easier target
Evening star., 1951-10-20
Hill Prince Favorite
To Beat Counterpart
IN Gold Cup Today
BY the Assoeioied Press

NEW YORK. Oct. 20.-Tht
$50,000 Empire City Gold Cup
one of the years most important
races because it will go far toware
determining the Nations No.
horse, brings together Hill Prince
and Counterpart again today a.
Jamaica race course.
For the second straight Satur.
day, c. T. Chenery's Hill Prince
will be favored over C. v. Whit.
ney's Counterpart. Last week al
Belmont Park, Counterpart sur.
prised by coming from behind tt
beat the Prince by a head in the
2-mile Jockey Club Gold Cup.
Six horses, half of them 3-year-
olds. were entered for the Empire
Gold Cup, which is only mile and
five-eighths. Others named are
the Rokeby Stables County De-
light, the Marise Farms Uncle
Edgar. Mrs. Edward Lasker's Hull
Down and the Phantom Farms
Nu,lify. Hull Down. Nullify and
Counterpart. 3-year-olds. carry
119 pounds under the weight fol-
age conditions. The others have
1876.
County Delight Third in Gold Cup
County Delight was third in the
Jockey Club Gold Cup. a dozer
lengths behind Counterpart ano
the Prince. County Delight. win
ner of the Manhattan Handicap
recently. is the only one giver
much chance against the two big
horses.
Where he was favored at 3 tc
10 last week. Hill Prince is listed
as the probable choice this time
at to S. The champion 2-year-
old of 1949. and the 3-year-old
champ and horse of the year IN
1850. will be ridden again by Eddie
Arcaro. The bettors will get no
4 to i this time on Counterpart,
listed now at 8 to S.
German TO Ride Counterpart.
Dave German, who said he
thought Counterpart won with a
little in reserve last Saturday
will ride the Whitney colt again.
The riding strategy will be inter-
esting, for Counterpart is a come
from behind horse. much like Hill
Prince in many of his races.
However, the powerful Prince
went to the front in the Jockey
Club Gold Cup almost at the start
although Arcaro held a tight rein
trying to keep him from running
away. That brought some criti-
cism from Trainer Casey Hayes,
who thought Eddie should have
let the horse have his run when
he wanted to.
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