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pie Trailer Village. Alex. Va. Is
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rm.. kit; apt. size stove, refgr.;
poSS; Immediately. No. 40 Temple
Trailer Village. Alexandria. Va.
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rooms; incl. dolly and washing ma
chine. Inquire SOB Gunston drive.
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Evening star., 1951-11-12
Rose JET Heads Field
In PimIico Feature
soee;o, pispoich TO The star

BALTIMORE, Nov. 12.- The
Marguerite Stakes, a mile and a
sixteenth race for 2-year-old fill
lies. features the Armistice Day
program at Pimlico today.
Maine Chance Farms Rose Jet
heads the list of seven entries in
the Marguerite. the second richest
race of the meeting. Rose Jet just
about has clinched 2-year-old
filly honors with victories in the
Selma and Demoiselle Stakes.
Among her principal rivals to-
day are Greentree Stables Knot
Hole and George D. Widener's
No Score.
This will be the seventh run
ming of the Marguerite Stakes,
which was won last year by Caro-
lima Queen. If all seven horses
go, the gross value will be $39 ,225,
with $33, $40 to the winner.
A dozen horses still are rated
as possibilities for the Pimlico
Special Friday. but this number
will be reduced when some stables
which have two eligibles decide
which to run.
Christopher T. Chenery has an
nounced that Byran G will repre-
sent him in the Special. Hill
Prince, 1850 horse of the year and
also owned by Chenery, is eligible
for the Special, but is not in con-
dition to race.
Bryan G was scheduled to warm
up for the Special by running in
| the aixth race at Jamaica today
Evening star., 1951-11-12
Joe Reilly, Former GU
Grid, Track Star, Dies
By the Axxoeiofed Pkesa

OAKLAND, Calf, Nov. 12.-
Funeral services for DR.. Joseph A.
Reilly. former football and track
star and football coach at George
town University, will be held to-
morrow morning. DR.. Reilly died
Saturday at Peralta Hospital about
two weeks after undergoing sur
gerry. His physician said "his heart
gave way" DR.. Reilly was 10 years
old and had lived in Los Angeles
since his retirement from active
medical practice.
DR.. Reilly was halfback on the
Hoya elevens from 1900 through
1908, and captained the 1902 team.
He remained at the Hilltop as
coach from 1904 through 1908,
with 1904 and 1906 his best years.
In 1904 the Hoyas won seven
games and lost only to Princeton,
while in 1906 they won six games
while losing only to Virginia.
, Altogether Reilly Goa h e d
Georgetown teams won 10 games
lost II and tied two.
After leaving Georgetown, Dr.
Reilly continued his interests in
sports. He was director of the
Kansas City Athletic Club, man.
aged several United States Olym-
pic basketball teams and judged
Olympic wrestling and boxing.
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Cigar Bowl Selects
Eustis and Lejeune
By the Associoted Press

TAMPA, Fla, Nov. 12.-The
Fort Eustis (Va.) Army Trans
portation football team will meet
the Camp Lejeune IN. c. Marines
in the sixth annual Cigar Bowl
game here December 90. it was
announced today.
Fort Eustis has won six and
lost one. The Marines have won
five. lost two and tied one.
The Virginia team has such
players as Denver Mills. former
William and Mary star who has
nine touchdown passes;
Lynn Chuning who played for
Navy: Larry Gautier. Hampden-
Sydney. and George Thompson
and Milt Brucker of VMI.
Fort Eustis has defeated Hamp-
ton Institute. the Little Greek
Boiling Air Force Base,
Cherry Point Marines and the
Fort Lee. Va. team twice. 1t lost
by one point to Fort Camp
bell. KY.
On the Lejeune squad is Bill
Miner, former Chicago Bears per-
former. The best scoring COM
bination is Russ Picton, a half
back passer, and End Paul Sweezy
standout pass receiver.
Lejeune has defeated Youngs-
town, Cherry Point Marines, Eglin
Air Force Base, Quantico Ma
rines and st. Bonaventure. 1t tied
Xavier of Ohio and lost to Fort
Jackson and Boston University.
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On the other hand Michigan State doing something
few teams accomplish against peacete Notre Dame eleven
The Spartans smearng the 1 subjctng them the
worst Shelackng team coached by Frank Leay
In showing past Southern California the Indians taking
the Pacific Conferences potential cham
pion and Rose Bowl contender.
AS GUESS-and everybody who votes in the A. P. poll is
guessngTennesee Illinois and Michigan State will be punched
closely than three contenders in Tennessee
romped Washington and Lee go to a. in
that test but which hardly revealed flaws in
the Vols either The Him. No. weren't hurting themselves
with 40-13 victory over Iowa.
Michigan Stanford however almost certain
to pick up supporters The Spartans in fact should have
lost any week but they did Because they had
datedubous grounds for demotion-Bigge Munns all
conquering outfit slid from No. 2 to No. 5.
last top 10 lost stature and most gained
Exceptions Southern California of and Texas the
No 10 team which bowed to Baylor l6 to g. It's possible that
Texas least won't appear the big list this week In tac
it's predicted here likely would be Kentucky which
has playing of the best football in the country after
losing three of the first four by narrow margins.
PRINCETON like Maryland, will lose no stature but the
Tigers, too, could lose ground in the poll No last week.
Princeton mopped Harvard 43 The Tigers weren't hurt
though when Cornell what seemed to be an improving
Big Ten team, Michigan, 207.
the Ivy League, because the VOL
vernes week before had stubborn about bowing to
Illinois, Yet against Cornell which Princeton
annihlated by 53-5 earlier Michigan was
soundy both the scoreboard and the statistics
sheet
doing for than one Eastern team
last Saturday The hacan making Princeton look gooo
They making hapes Navy look good too because Prince
ton had beaten Mdshpmen only 2420 And of course
they making Maryland look terrific comparative
basis.
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Webster Of n. T.. State
Has StrangIe Hold
On Scoring Lead
BY the Associated Pres.

Alex Webster, North Carolina
States 215-pound tailback, was
practically a cinch today to grab
individual scoring honors in the
Southern Conference.
Webster, with one game to go,
has II points-24 more than any
body else. He crossed the goal
line three times Saturday as N. c.
State crushed Davidson. 31-0. 1t
was the third game this season in
which Webster scored three times.
Shemonski Out of Running.
If Webster comes out on top,
he'll succeed Shoe Shoe Shemon-
ski of Maryland as the leagues
best point-producer. AS a junior
last year, Shemonski led the IT.
team circuit with 81 points. Shoe
Shoe has made only one touch
down this season. even though
Maryland is undefeated after
seven starts and has rolled up 246
points.
Webster and Shemonski will
collide head-on Saturday at Col
lege Park.
Barreira Ties for Second.
Three players are deadlockeo
behind Webster for second place
in the point-making scramble
They are Bino Barreira, George
Washington's pint-sized halfback
Ed MiodusZeWski. William and
Mary halfback, and Sonny Hor-
ton. Furman halfback.
Leading scorers:
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Jim Hardy ConceoIs
Hurts to Spare Wife,
Expectont Mother
BY the Associated Press

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 12.-Jim
Hardy, quarterback for the Chi
cago Cardinals, had a special rea-
son for trying to walk off the field
alone yesterday after his injury
in the second quarter of the game
with the Los Angeles Rams.
His wife. who is expecting a
baby in about a month, was in the
stands.
So were his mother and grand
mother.
Hardy's back and neck muscles
were torn. but he refused to ride
the stretcher. He walked a few
steps and collapsed. The stretcher
bearers took over and rushed him
to the hospital. His injuries,
while painful. were not serious.
Hardy is expected to be up and
around in about a week.
At latest report there were no
complications at home.
Evening star., 1951-11-12

Coach Biggie Mum should receive
top honors for a perfectly pre-
pared team. 1t blocked, tackled
and ran in a fashion as close to
perfection as we have seen. His
offense was superb and it was
perfectly complemented by a ster-
ling defensive unit.
The Spartans were such an out
standing team that it was difficult
to single out individuals as key
men. but Don Coleman is the best
tackle we have faced for quite
some time. And Bob Carey's g.
foot-5 frame made an ideal tar
get for AL Dorow's accurate tosses.
Seizes Opportunities.
In analyzing the game we real
tze that State capitalized on every
opportunity, which is the sign of
a truly great team I sincerely
apologize for ever indicating that
our team would make it a close
ball game.
We knew we had a fairly good
team. But never did We realize
what tremendous difference
there is between the good and the
great. Our ONLY solace came when
the team arrived in South Bend
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No. 7 to NotTe Dune
Leohy Predicts Michigan State
Will Be Top Team This Week

As the players trudged into the
station they were greeted by more
than 500 persons who came down
to give them a hand. You can't
beat that.
My hat is off to Coach Mum
and his entire team. May they
go all the wav undefeated. We
appreciated the fact that he and
John Hanna, Michigan State
president, took the time to come
into our dressing room after the
game.
Stanford Shares HOnors.
Competing with Coach Mum
for the days honors was Stan
ford's youthful Chuck Taylor
whose Indians upset Southern
California to practically assure
themselves of a Rose Bowl ap-
pearance on New Years Day. If
Stanford can get by its two re-
manning opponents, Oregon State
and California. Coach Taylor will
be top candidate for coach of the
year honors. He has done an out
standing job in his freshman year
Two other key victories were
registered by Baylor over Texas
and Cornell over Michigan. Bay
lor now has the inside track on
the Cotton Bowl invitation. Lefty
James brought his team back from
two defeats to knock off a favored
Michigan eleven. Undefeated. pow
erhouseS Tennessee, Illinois
Maryland, Princeton and Georgia
Tech continued to roll.
Tennessee has the tough part
of its schedule yet to face as Mis-
sissippi, Vanderbilt and Kentucky
are coming up. Kentucky will be
rough. Georgia Tech has accepted
an invitation to the Orange Bowl
and this assures Miamians of see
ing one of the most interesting
teams to watch come New Years
Day.
For us it is back to work in ar
all-out effort to salvage a decent
record out of our remaining three
games.
(Released by McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Evening star., 1951-11-12
Shaughnessy Again Heads
International League
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-Frank
(Shag) Shaughnessy has been
elected president of the Interna-
tional League for the 18th success
sive year.
Jack Dunn of Baltimore was in
stalled as vice president and Will
liam Manly of New York was re-
elected secretary-treasurer at a
meeting yesterday.
It was decided to open the
schedule on April Is and close the
season on September 7, but no ac-
tion was taken on the Ottawa
franchise. which is to be replaced
There will be another meeting
of the league December 5 during
the minor league meetings in
Columbus,
Evening star., 1951-11-12

Not counting his 96-yard run. He
added the tying touchdown later
with charges of four, four. and
one into the powerful Trojan line,
Extremely modest and self-ef-
facing, Matthias. just as in his
decathlon appearances, SHE'D
away from praise. Instead he had
nothing but good words for his
team and for use as well.
He displayed his own intense
competitive spirit when he de-
scribed the use play: They play
rock-and-sock football, the kind
we like to see, and the kind we
like to play against"
OF his 96-yard run, he said he
began to see daylight" on about
his own 35 or 40 yard line. There
was one Trojan ahead and a Stan
ford blocker took care of him.
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Cincinnati u. Heads
CIean-SIate Teams
With Nine Victories
By the Associated Press

Cincinnati, with nine victories,
tops list of Il unbeaten, united
college football teams today.
-Four schools have won eight
games. They include Stanford.
Valparaiso, Northern Illinois and
Bucknell.
Six previously unbeaten teams
suffered defeats this week end to
drop off the select list. They were
Rochester. Eastern New Mexico,
Morris Brown 1Ga0, St. Vincent
Pa0. New Haven Comm Teach
ers and Centre ky.
Six of the leading teams in COL
legiate football still boast un-
blemished records. They are Ten
nessee mo. u, Illinois NO. q,
Maryland mo. 81. Princeton mo.
~, Michigan State mo. 81 and
Stanford mo. y.
The unbeaten, united list:
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Redskins Seem CeIIur-Bound,
But Can't match 795ORecord

have won the game. Until Otto
Schnellbacher grabbed Baugh's
pass, intended for Bones Taylor,
and ran 40 yards for the Giants
fourth touchdown in the last five
minutes of play, they were serious
contenders. That Baugh still is
a tremendous threat. even though
well over the peak of his brilliant
career. is eloquent testimony of his
prowess. But it is quite apparent
he can't carry the Redskins for
ever.
Yesterdays attendance of 81 .242
was the low mark of the season
in New York, where the fans
haven't stormed the gates once
this season. 1t was the tipoff that
the once glamorous and colorful
Tribes hold on the public has
slipped. An aging Baugh, sur
rounded by an inept cast. isn't
enough to lure the customers.
Passes Yield Touchdowns.
Baugh pitched a 48-yard pass
to Harry DoWda to set up Rob
Goodies plunge for the Redskins
first touchdown, and threw a 27-
yard pass to Bill Dudley to set up
a 29-yard lob to Taylor for the
second. Each score brought the
Tribe within seven points of the
Giants, but they couldn't close the
gap.
Six of Sammy's 35 passes were
intercepted. but only Schnell-
bacher's catch was damaging.
Baugh completed IA for 247 yards
and would have had better rec
ord if the ball had handles. Fun
bles did the damage yesterday.
A tumble on a play in which
Baugh tried a handoff to Goode
set up Joe Scott's 27-yard romp
for the Giants second touchdown.
Another miscue. this by Bill Dud-
ley. who was hit hard after COL
lecting a Baugh pitch. paved the
way for the second on a plunge
by Eddie Price.
Giants March 20 Yards.
New York's first score was clean
cut. eliminating a 70-yard march
with Charlie Conerly passing to
Kelley Mote in the end zone.
The Redskins 59-yard total on
rushing, frequently against four
man line. is indicative of their
helpleSsnesS on offenSe when
Baugh's passes didn't connect.
They spent most of the afternoon
deep in their own territory.
Redskins ----..----- O IL
Giants ---...-- IA rs
Washington scoring-Touchdowns, Goode.
Taylor; conversions. Dudley t.l.
New York scoring-Touchdowns Mote.
Scott, Price. Schneilbacher: conversions,
Poole
Evening star., 1951-11-12

The big question IN the minds Of the vote
eligible sports editors and writers will be
whether the Terps' drubbing of Navy offset
the $50 shutout of Notre Dame by Michigan
State and Stanford's 27-20 win over Southern
California. Last week Michigan State was
No. 5, Southern Cal No. and Stanford No. T.
The Terps' humping of Navy was not de-
void of distinction, despite the fact that the
Midshipmen haven't won a game all year.
Those 40 points,, coming after Maryland
spotted Navy TO lead, were 16 more than
Princeton scored in the previous high total
against the Midshipmen. There was another
difference too. Princeton needed its points
Evening star., 1951-11-12
Lions Bid for League Lead
Again in SeaguI|s Game

The Washington Lions will try
to get back into the lead in the
Eastern Hockey Leagues South
ern Division tomorrow night when
they take on the Atlantic City
Seagulls at Uline Arena.
The Lions originally took the
top spot when they won their
third straight game in beating
the Philadelphia Falcons last Fri
day night. The Johnstown Jets
moved ahead last night with a
victory over the Falcons.
The Lions will be starting a
stretch of four games in five days
tomorrow. They meet the Fal-
cons in Philadelphia Wednesday
night, the New Haven Tomahawks
at Uline Friday night and the In
dians at Springfield, Mass, Satur-
day night.
Evening star., 1951-11-12
Harry StuhIdreher, Jr.,
Stors for Greet Lakes
By the Associated Press

GREAT LAKES, ILL.,, Nov. H.
Sailors from Great Lakes Naval
Training Center won their seventh
football triumph in eight starts
yesterday defeating the Waukegan
(Ill) Merchants, 14-7.
The Sailors scores came on a
Vineyard pass from Quarterback
Harry Stuhldreher. jr.. son of the
former Notre Dame star, to END
Jack Murphy of Oaklyn, N. j.. in
the end zone and three-yard
touchdown plunge by Johnny Mil
Ter, former Northwestern Univer-
sity ace. Don Perkins scored for
the Merchants with a 16-yard
touchdown sprint and also kicked
the extra point.
Evening star., 1951-11-12
Matthias Burning Up GHdiron
Just Like DecothIon Champ

yet been able to get him out Of
the top spot.
Matthias was not the only hero,
of course. Quarterback Gary Ker-
korian lived up to his notices as
the best passer and field general
on the Coast, and Big Bill McColl,
shooting again for All-America,
was equally good at end.
But Matthias picked up As of the
II yards Stanford made rushing,
Evening star., 1951-11-12

and Stanford went or to win their
most important victory to date
in the Rose Bowl race. That was
Stanford's 27 20 triumph over
Southern California Saturday.
Matthias starred in high school
as a fullback, and at Kiski Prep in
Pennsylvania. But he stayed out
of football at Palo Alto until this
year.
He was moved up to second
string fullback, and when Bob
Meyers got hurt three weeks ago,
Matthias stepped up. They haven't
Evening star., 1951-11-12
By Lewis +. Atchison

The Redskins, who would be
rolling up their sleeves, digging in
enthusiastically for the real swing
ing in the pro football title fight
at this stage of the season not so
many years ago. today were
threatened with another year in
the cellar after losing to the New
York Giants, 28-l4, yesterday in
New York.
They are only a game ahead of
the floundering Chicago Cardi-
Evening star., 1951-11-12
Hockey at q Glance
Today's Schedule.

Today'S Schedule.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Victoria at Calgary.
mo games in other leaguesD
Yesterdays Results.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York, 3; Chicago, q
Montreal. 3; Detroit. 3 (tie).
Boston, l; Toronto, ttieI.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Hershey. z; Indianapolis, ..
Providence, 8; Buffalo, =.
Cleveland 4; st. Louis, L.
Pittsburgh. 8; Cincinnati, 2.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Seattle, a; New Westminster, 3.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
New York, z; Boston. 4.
Johnstown, IL; Philadelphia, 1.
New Haven. 8; Springfield, 2.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Toledo, 10; Chatham, 3.
Detroit lftche. 8; Troy eohio,, 2.
Evening star., 1951-11-12

fame is doing
exceedingly well
for himself and
Stanford.
The 20-year-
old junior from
Tulare, Calf,
1948 Olympic
champion and
three time ma
tional title win
ner. set his
team afre with
a 96-yard kick
off return for a
touc h d o W n.
nd Matthias
Evening star., 1951-11-12
Statistics

mails, whom they meet in one OF
their remaining five games. The
Redskins play the first OF two
games with the Pittsburgh Steel
ers at Pittsburgh next Sunday,
and have single games left with
the Los Angeles Rams, Phlladel-
phia Eagles and the Cards. Only
the fact that they won two games
after Dick Todd was elevated to
head coach rules out the posi-
bility of matching last years
record losing streak of eight
straight.
The only good that comes with
finishing last is getting first choice
in the player draft-actually sec
ond choice after the bonus selec-
ton. But there's small consola-
ton in this, especially in view OF
some of the Redskins recent Sc
lections. Unhappily, and perhaps
unluckily, the Redskins haven't
helped themselves as much as pos
sible at draft meetings, but II they
hope to improve in SO, now is
the time to get started.
Baugh Carrying Team.
1t is a sad commentary on con-
ditions that OLD Sammy Baugh,
the target of much abuse since
the team fell or hard times, has
carried the burden almost single
handedly again this year. The
search for Sans successor, almost
as old as the franchise. is still on
in full cry. 1t must mean some
thing is wrong with the clubs
scouting and draft system, a
wrong that must be righted be-
fore improvement can be expected.
The Redskins looked rather dull
against the Giants, but they could
Evening star., 1951-11-12

our experience
allows us to
make one pre-
diction and
that is that
when the polls
are published
tomorrow the
No. / team will
be M i C h j g a n
State.
The Michigan
State team Ger
tainly was one
of footballs S fin
est S Saturday y
Evening star., 1951-11-12
No. ! to Notre Dame
By Frank Leohy

kotre Dame footbo'i Cooch
An afternoon such as we spent
Saturday is hardly conductive to
writing an inspiring article for
Mondays paper. But, at least
Evening star., 1951-11-12

Today a year ago-The Chi
cago Bears rallied to defeat the
New York Yanks, 1920.