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Evening star., 1952-02-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

NICE RESTAURANT for sale, doing
goud buslnessj open o to o. owner re-
trims no experience necessary.
sEfr.sakviCE LAUNDRY, best loc.
atom exceptional Income excel
sP sSSsPsntiS SssS. gSs RRR0i 4Ss' gixt
GROCERY, Route 8 bafsaln to firht
II, $SpfB fGBLTlstso sSSi1,ss:$ n: rie..
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SsR%g.slrss s"s issao s.., issisGt shs a' "Si "$a
tnhfIlSse sesf i2p sfedhd TSpI SpatsIIob opHBY ~
ihF a8ed bps, nov. Price n = 66QI
ioed ayt0piabfle Of boat 81 down
EfsSstPIts Effy%.PIts X ssifissf 'sisst, '9!n Ill 'jt1S
4Rmba "shbF ikeeglaaolns pressipr @
msqRlhes ssylhs HSGRlhat std afits
e9fhssi9sH Hls9, tsg,!e III IVA @SSalIe IeVts
cSlbs sSlbs business foff Rt6HI' DEPOSIT
Excel logatl1l, TeAtaggalt ARd room.
lnE house, EellseslARllSAea buhlness
m SpeaHIen nshsssmen tee Psst tbplsMsat M pmas m,s
bs sober and have sood Tefs' $pPY
9Hp, " sI' ne For aPpL cAll ~
KEsFxuRANT IN Alex. Va sstsb' lLq
ness, HRc license a' seat ssaiins ga sppfSs pn
illness, For app't, oV, 0lD0 70
GAs0LINE STATION LEASED from
major oil compRnyi situated IN the
hsar1 q u ATI Co On 6Sfy Diy thSroHSh
Draft forces sale, will sacrihce at
dollar per dollar for stock and
equipments nelghborhood trade, good
gallonage and repair work, probaNy
could es Increased by hustler; ap.
DO not reply unless you have cash
and mean business. Box bl-H, Star
RIVERDALE COMMERCIAIe-BIg g.
Inn 1 hone Rstno9s 9 lSt byS SoSso9 t fsSHt- zen
800 with about $i6. 600 cash: Make
MI. 527S, with JOHN A. VENT,
Realtor and Builder. WA. 9l44.
RESTAURANT; mod. 2-bedrm. bunsa-
low. 12b It. from business; 2 acres
land; 34l-ft, frontage; ideal loc-
alton for motor court; on U. @. 80;
4-iane drive; S25. 600; sold by owner.
For appt., phone Fairfax 996-J-2.
FOR SALE-Well- established weekly
newspaper located in TideWater sec
tion of Virginia. Priced at less than
annual net income. For full in
formation, write Box 25-L. Star. 80
BEER, SANDWICHES best location
in Arlington; seats. As; wkly bust
ness, $1,000 (mostly beer salesl; 4
real money-maker; priced for i'm
mediate sale. Owner going back 10
OLD country. Call Mr.. Brown with
YEoNAS REALTY, GIL. 2l0O, OK.
BEER AND FooD TAvERN-Must
sell: must sacrifice for very GOOD
reason downtown business section,
near large new Govt. building
inVeStieate; $4,000 down, balance
easy terms. No brokers please. Call
ME. 9090, from l -. except Mon
days. ask for BILL. 2'
DINER. rms. and cabin. No. !
highway. Sale includes land anc
bldgs. Equipment optional Consider
lease. BEDFORD REALTY. WA
1854.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

GLENM0NT HILLS, Modern 3-hed-
satne sum al III loan. cail MRS. dRE6oRSs,
KENsiNG RtGI T6N. 81 otj sls.S6S - ATTRACTIVE
terms, Cheerful. bright, 2-bedrm,
Fs i4s' sssS s.issStdts' tiHfsso rs saER SafisE
kENsINaToS 1sk; Eai NV WHEATON, AREA
II you are not sick with the hue or
g,rS griP, you SG.. are probably hs.S u from tg'
Charming brick Dutch coloniai: 5
din. rm,, mod. kit, ne-paneled
den. fun bsmt.., bunt-in gar. rear
Cow 10 transp.. stores and Schools;
pointment. LEATH q ASHLEY, INC.
NSAss, NA AZ hyt Eysi' ExTfNpfSpOn. 'fsNi ESe7j fan
to see this lovely new home. Three
din. rm. and kit; paneled den. The
tie H patio. ST. 500. Let me tell and
iasr igaEsTrHEsp&& RESHiLrY. ~'%S vi. ssSSa;
SEW sEss' VII HAiMfsarRE dffsi HIGHLANDS.
Under $4,000; ) ise. bedrms. with
u bath in master bedrm.. full-size
separate din. rm.. lge. ltv,. rni. with
nrepl, side. porch. complete Youngs-
town KITCHEN and bright bsmt.
s sy., ST. Msss snan ysa sSr Rl 'alipessiSs sssss
STEM BROS. IN. loss. 20
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N,W,

AMER; UNIV, PARK-Immsculsts ts
and beautifully dec. i-rm., 1-bath,
semidet brick home, in a wonderful
loc.i lst a: has a reception hall,
liv. rm;, din, rln., beautiful mod,
equip. kit, porch; Ind f., 3 nice
bedrms., tile bath and sleeping
porch; the lot is l55 II. deep; cony
to transp., schools. and shopping
VIII finance TO suit you. ". B
WRIGHT, EN-. 5000; open ewes
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HOUSE Yog WogLp BE PROUD

semidetached, lust completed, every
aoaF p9Tdsa Ssasa'nsw rm Sa SSatms ! annette tt
keananisdSSr kaai Sr's ne, rMR.s LlE%RLLYN.
MA. b74Oi oil. 2Thsi private owner.
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BRAhLEY WOODS
BRADMOOR

OPEN ALL DAY SAT, AND SUN,
srsk cspter tSr TssPai psn Xns aIse es'try v
rIn.. with black marble firepl, I;
screened porch; din, rm., mod. kit. !
3 bedrooms. ga baths; sun deck;
fun bsmt,; gas a,-c, heat: att. gar:
immed, poss, OWNER, KI. s-l6IS,
or kI, h-ha6s; no .agants; Diree-
thesda, left on Old GeoFgetown I'd,
70 Mckinley st., left to s606 Irving
Evening star., 1952-02-29

Ushx ssItd:t Stlss S i'i slSSsE RlSsI9i ite Fg
heat, tiled bath copper screens,
lovely lot paysd street iinNgd pcs. pssss
gh Eastern ave" block 10 tkiis
ksAgasbEllfas .SG ShGs'w 'wkghiNdtcSSso soIsF ItsEEAEEee L.
N.Y. ,2StR kSDO SfswfoTSt. NV
n,SH.ss family s! hG.,ss hsds s heasph ltn,
sFStse,sn;s sI,S es Easy Gt'PsHlS's tePs BRSsWESGn
IlVT7 Tlth ~, NV Fu, aiss'
HOME AND APTs=Vety attFae. biz
laboratory and screened pePehI II
beeHrIPSs', baeHr lRGl IpeSsihs sPd ~ bath On
Glnettts0 snd Rsthh rms, shd A BATH
svISeR" sNl4H, aiEe., tsiEFH I, Y,
" yowNkR.o Ro2eM o2eMfETtuRsasdEs, D, a. O.
ImaQ, ! halhsl saFagel very p9nv
E9gas,ia,S ESr siI,ek psILteet psIt sSnaIIqhi saeThes
NFAR fIiES '1GtATHEbB1AGa,' Hers Is !
EgSlsidI tBus i9os osiE' 'PsaFeSiRI house
Z, =, MARTIN A CO., pu, b1H6i
SESRR' 1 '"KtEssSfBS ssSHcn.MrST-99RIg-
rooms aH baths ipelpdisng g. room rSeai
s9s,56ott 5S6stA fPs,tm'et Rse.. Can on RRd RTd gSSsi
,E,E ANE ! & PHIILIPs, 'pi, iiIl' -
NioE V K.Rtss Row az. Ea'ckd snd bb4aSo GI"ste bcs
rsiI" rsa rm. l." oil @tT stoTfmN WI yyyndoyns Gcn
and screens. CLAUDE j, sH1FLET
Tu, O4OO, sH, 1914 ii
NEAR Ilth AND JEFyRRsON---Row
brick; reception hall q bedrms.,
bath 2 .porchesi deep lot itlrn.
= $500 TO settle estate. sTRoUP,
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CHEVY CHASE
RAMBLER

Very attractive brick rambler. 2 yrs.
old; 25-it. liv. rm.. firepl,, 2 very
extra closet space, scr. porch;
blk. from GOOD bus service on West
ern. ave. Gas a-c. heat. Priced
right. and well financed. Gs05
Brennon lane. May be seen nj
any time by first calling OIL. $500
Cofy. to shopping. schools and
YELLOTT AND co.
1924 Eye st. NV, Realtors. MA. 04s4
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HOUSES TO SHARE
NICELY FURN. HOME no SHARE

NICELY FURN. HOME TO SHARE
Private bedroom. share kit; prefer
employed couple. $50 mo. 1901
Allison st., Brentwood Md. 20
DOWN re. EARTH young baCnelor,
who would like TO share the work
and comfort Of handsome. b-room
house with . othera. convenient in-
town location near Rock Creek
PARK. Moderate expensesi Call
after pm. or week ends, co. baB2
MT, RA1NIER-Lady wishes 10 share
her home. with . settled LADIES'
saFea fRS 'aG echv tstSSs aosatosn sfa VIZ EFi b1f
ONE YOUNG LADY 10 share new
home with owner and one other
al home privils, den for entertain
lhg' eonV, tranhp, co, 1000, EKt,
b!B after n pm, II
FIVE COLLEGE GRADUATES have
q furnished house 10 share with an
other young woman t9n-20l, NV.
alter q pm, DE, 1907. 2e
Evening star., 1952-02-29

ian AND RlTTENnousE-- clean Fow
Ee:sssSHRRSr' EesssSHRRSrOfIsA OfIsANsE nkrAETY. o4oo' Ju'
Evening star., 1952-02-29
MUST SELIl

Large living room with Are
place, dining room, kitchen,
screened side porch, 8 bed
rooms. = tile baths; gas a.-c.
heat: built-in Rarage: property
in AL condition; convenient
10 all schools and TRANSPORTS
ton. Price. S23. 500. For ap-
pointment TO inspect, call Mr..
Farr lEveninEs, OIL 1861.
Thos. ]. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73s 18th st. NV. Realtors. DI. $3.50
Evening star., 1952-02-29
MOTOR COURT

y. 3 NO, I
South Of Washlngton--Nlne brick
units with ample room for. more.
Essh E WI nisE RTSAs r6shInsS 6Gh S'sfEIE SrI1E
restaurant. fully equipped, seatB 70
persons; separate oil burner, iarer
have b rooms, . baths. fun base
Hnent b1d Eafagei owner selling
ass,,,so Due 70 III heath ,esy9st9FRllS, tGACsfh
dfS"'j2 dsy. 'j2. b.066oi 'o eves.. 6V' TdSFb4.
Evening star., 1952-02-29
Spring Valley
$47,500

bUuTuUIII WIVTI FITtpIHCb
be ba9anili.lly PLANNED and decorated
home section. Lovely Twins room
dining room, spAeiolls library With
kitchen with diShwasber' disposal
electric range, etc, Larse master
ss SfSr2SS Ss "!'h ded1fRSsf az, ss Rgr5S: RgsS
tlon room With fireplace, maids
WITH lovely Stone tsrtees. YOU viii
aST%Ab' bs dfSOfSs! Ss!ooe, Ca '.pp 'AA@Es AhRs ahd "a
Evening star., 1952-02-29
SILVER SPRING
Sllb00

l.,;s$s %Ss %Ss'59sss. 9ss .,H$ssSsIYs 4. 'issE SEss.s;;
sslrss' IiRel VspsstIaSR' b666ddssa ItoTm, stsJT,
sfFR ia ,lPysIk h09ss Ssll HRs' 'TIfE's
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$4,000 CASH DOWN
STORE

Well-knnWn store on main ktAmi ap-
posite leading hotelki sacrifice prleei
good lease low rent teTmA,,
sHn5aI 'woNmwp -
Evening star., 1952-02-29
SHAVER aPRING

r BRICK CAPE con, $4,000
fntITs ,S ,Esmt o,,s gigs Ils' psssI|;Sd SGP ssE::
M& 'isRailB skIelBs loRfaaI oRfaaISi9SLERs. $4,000
I'm, Oh kit din, "Lji sxeslIsni
Evening star., 1952-02-29
NJ. | bus. oPPoRrUNlrlIs teent.l

LUNCHE0NETTE, heavy tfafic,
downtown, e0lofed, business section.
Doiie approx Si,DOU Wk owner
piust sell Immediately due to health.
Low. cash payment OF viii accept
equity III real estate 40 down pASa
tienti HO 1908, ~
CORNER BUILDING
Two lAfte ABts, ahd drugstore IN
excellent me- location, Coins dfuR
business aoes With BLDG Separate
entrances 10 Aptsi and stBFei Other
Interests force owner 10 dispose OF
this flne property fairly priced
for \ quick sale, Call Mg, H0seHI
SfNsHfR2 Z e1se 1e9 SS' SSl'eR4 'eR4.oiI .soipNlY ny .,
$4,000 CASH DOWN
One Of the most profitable tavern
oH sale, With brand new ssparsts
lReluainG hE6pft,. Walkrin FetFl6eFas
!lenI ias1 paved psIklgaL lots 9I
trade did ever 10000 psr no, last
year under absentee ownership
VIII eensldeF Fea estate ~ trade,
" esiiih0 sunday, or AP, b90A
Evening star., 1952-02-29
FARRAGUT pL NE
HUNTINGTON, VA.
JEFFERSON ST, NV.
ROOMING HOUSE

Downtown location near General Ac-
counting Once; IL large rooms and
bath. full cellar, newly decorated
throughout. JOHN r. DoNOHOE a.
SONS, 3l4 Pa. ave. Sc. Ii. 3-0OS4.
Evening star., 1952-02-29

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Custom sbullt llsyf..old hOnej den
bedrmS, Apd bath on Ind A Finished
bath IN bsnt. EafARe. This In.
inagulate piie-0whef home must be
sold quickly once open It'll y,
Town Il Suburban. OR. g400
Evening star., 1952-02-29

Exclusive DistributorShip
known, product for Wesh-
inston, Maryland and NoItheT1 VIZ
glnla, Gan net over $50 900 per
viii buy, write or wire Box 14-M
Star, giving financial 1uAli1ca lions,
Evening star., 1952-02-29

COLORED-2O3-2O5 c st. NV. lSt
commercial; 22 rooms. IA baths.
$500 month. once Of A. NJ. DIlAiS-
NER. 1404 L st. NV. MA. SO36.
Evening star., 1952-02-29
W. BERENe 9ALEs. INC.
lhon K st N NW %
SILVER SPRING

CHARMlNu BRICK RAMBLER
MENT. Assume $500, ist trust at
S67 mo-. on this exquisite 2-bedrm.
rambler. 20-ft. liv. rm. with firepi.,
larae lara eanipped kit. tiled bath, lot
ia. 67l0 or cox a. Co, UN. 1925.
Evening star., 1952-10-03
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Oct. s.
A Notre Dame University official
has issued a statement accusing
Life Magazine Of "gross misrepre-
sentation" and false impressions
in a picture layout last week
showing apparently toothless
Notre Dame football players.
The Rev. Edmund p. Joyce, ex-
ecutive vice president and chair
man Of the faculty board in con-
troll Of athletics. asserted:
-Four players were pictured as
representative of Notre Danes
present football team. (All four
were shown with missing teeth.)
"The facts are these: Two of
the players pictured by Life have
never participated in a Notre
Dame game. Three Of the four
pictured were falsely identified as
|well-known varsity players.
Three Of the falsely ly-identitied
varsity players are still smiling
with their own front teeth.
apart from these glaring in
Evening star., 1952-10-03
GruntIond Rice's Choices

MARYLAND CLEMSON. Jim
Tatum must wake up his good
squad. It is due to improve more
than a trif1e. Maryland.
COLUMBIA-HARvARD. Good
game. Columbia against Prince
ton was first class. Columbia.
NAVY-CORNELL. Navy was
far better than Cornell last week,
when Colgate trimmed the Big
Red. Well take Navy.
MICHIGAN-STANFORD. The
Wolverines have improved. STAN
ford is better than rated. Close
game. Michigan.
Rice should beat Louisiana
State and Mississippi should slip
by Auburn. which almost took
Maryland.
PRINCETON-RUTGERS. Good
game. Princeton. featuring Frank
McPhee. has the winning stuff.
YALE-BROWN. Yale should
take it.
KANSAS COLORADO. Two
fine teams. Kansas, with Gil
Reich. former Army back, has
won two good starts. Colorado
tied strong Oklahoma. The Jay.
hawks have a good chance.
Evening star., 1952-10-03
n. {. State Substitutes
Against Georgia After
Polio Hits Tar Heels
By the Associoted Press

RALEIGH. N. c.. Oct. 3.-North
Carolina State Colleges football
team will meet the University of
Georgia in Athens, Ca, tomorrow.
the polio-stricken squad
of the University of North Caro-
lima, which yesterday was forced
to cancel its game with Georgia.
Davidson College, originally
scheduled to meet N. c. State here
tomorrow night, agreed today to
postpone the game to Saturday
night of next week, making it pos
sible for State to fill in at Georgia
for the Tar Heels.
Davidson had left next week
open originally. At a meeting of
school officials today it was de-
cided to move the game to next
week, which became open for State
when North Carolina also Cancelled
that date yesterday.
Fifth Student Stricken.
Meanwhile, from Chapel Hill
came word that a fifth North
Carolina student was stricken
with polio. Two are members of
the football team.
DR.. E. M. Hegepath, university
physician, said that Samuel Sand
|ers of Winston-Salem, freshman
guard on the junior varsity team,
had contracted the disease. He
was reported in satisfactory con-
dition as were the four earlier
victims. among them Harold
(BulD Davidson. top varsiey de-
fensive fullback.
Sanders played with the team
in a recent game against a Fort
Bragg Army eleven and had
scrimmaged against the varsity.
Vote Against Move.
Davidson players had voted yes
terday against sanctioning post
ponement of tomorrow nights
State game, adding to the sched-
ule problem.
State had considered playing
Georgia in the afternoon and fly
ing back to Raleigh to keep its
date with Davidson.
Georgia officials have announced
that North Carolina tickets
already sold will be valid for to-
morrow's game with N. c. State
or will be redeemable on request
About $4,000 were expected fol
the North Carolina-Georgia game
North Carolina had looked for 8
10000 attendance for its now
Cancelled game with N. c. State
at Chapel Hill next week.
Evening star., 1952-10-03
Violence Causes Warning
Of Ban on School Games
By the Associofed Press

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Oct. 81
Mayor John A. Scott has threat
ened to cancel all future high
school football games in South
Bend if there is any more trouble
among the fans.
Police broke up a gang of al
most $50 youths, some armed with
clubs and blackjacks, in a near
riot after the Central-Riley game
Wednesday night.
'The situation is rapidly getting
out of hand" Capt. Melvin j. Voel-
kel, acting police chief. said.
He said there also had been vio-
lence after earlier games.
The Mayor has ordered addi-
tional police to watch tonight's
game between neighboring Misha-
waka and Washington High.
He said he may take drastic
action unless parents see that
their children 60 home after the
games.
Evening star., 1952-10-03

Haynes, 165. and Tony Winn, 158,
at ends; Alex Lagoudakis, 18O, and
OK Cromwell, ITO, at tackles;
Walker FilliuS, $50. and Bobby
Raynesford, $50, at guards. and
Jim Lemon, 100. at center.
The Defensive Line Up.
On defense st. Adams lines up
with Winn and Hib Sabin, 155,
at ends: Billy McGhee, 100, and
Swift Martin, 6-foot-4 and 100. at
tackles and Charlie Gilchrist, 145,
and Carter McNeese, 145, at
guards. Smethurst and Mike Mil
Ter. 100, back up the line; Dick
Reston, 100, dripping wet, and
Choo-Choo Lowry are at halfbacks
and Norman Forster, las, at
safety. Lagoudakis, Lemon, Res
ton and McGhee are good enough
to be starters although only sopho-
moreS.
The Rev. Pinkney Wroth, school
chaplain. coaches the line and
Dave Coulson, who played with
Graham at Penn and is now an
ensign in the Navy stationed in
Washington. helps with the backs
The Saints should surpass last
years 2-5-1 mark and if they gel
of to a good start against Friends
could take the conference title.
The Schedule.
Today-'At Friends, $50.
$3.50
october 17-At Western. $40.
October 24-"Baltimore Friends, 3.
more, 3:15.
November S-'St. Andrews. 2.
November 14-.At Landon. 8.
November 21-"St James, g.
aInterState Academic Conference Hanes
Evening star., 1952-10-03
Life Charged by Notre Dame
With Misrepresentinq PLAYERS

accuracies in the Life report, the
impression remains that most
football players are toothless.
Here are more actual facts:
''Ninety-four per cent of our
varsity squad have never lost a
tooth playing football at Notre
Dame. Three out of so players
have. AS for high school football,
only one other of the players Gin
cidentally, one Of the group Life
pictured) lost some teeth in high
school competition"
Father Joyce said "it is difficult
to find justification for the gross
Misrepresentation and the false
impressions created by a publica-
ton which prides itself upon an
accurate portrayal of American
life and institutions"
He added that caricature Is a
valid form Of humor, but not when
based on falisifications that in
jures reputation"
Life said in New York some
players were misidentifled in its
picture story. It said 1t had re-
|ceived many letters about the
story, some from dentists Offering
to fix the players teeth and others
from mothers wondering whether
football would be a hazard to their
children'S teeth.
The pictures purported to show
Guard Virgil Bardash, Quarter
backs Tom Carey, Bob Martin, and
Guard Jack Lee. Athletic Director
Ed Krause said "Bardash" actually
was Arthur Nowack of Rochester,
N. Y. q reserve center, who does
lack front teeth; Lee" was Dan
Shannon Of Chicago. whose two
front teeth came out dark red in
the production.
Carey was Lee, Krause said,
but the Martin caption was cor
rect.
Evening star., 1952-10-03

consln has for the championship,
We are predicting mild upset
Wisconsin to win.
On the West Coast a slightly
similar problem is at hand as
UCLA meets Washington. We like
UCLA.
The Big Seven's headliner is
the KansaS-Colorado clash. Colo
rado may be up" two weeks in
a row. but I doubt it. Kansas to
win.
Top Eastern attraction is the
Navy-Cornell contest. Our vote
goes to Navy.
Down South. we look for the
upset OF the day as we go all the
way out on the limb and pick
Clemson over Maryland.
Another main attraction in the
South pits Tennessee against
Duke. This will be close, but Ten
nessee has the edge. In other
Southern games we see wins for
Auburn over Mississippi, Tulane
over Santa Clara, Wake Forest
over Boston College and Miami
over Alabama.
Penn Picked Over Dartmouth,
Our opponent of last week,
Pennsylvania. should continue un-
defeated as it outScores Dart
mouth. It looks like No. % in a
row for Princeton-Rutgers being
the victim. We also prefer the
Evening star., 1952-10-03
Penn Picked Over Dartmouth.
By GrontIond Rice

NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-In the
first two week ends of the 1852
football season a number of heavy
fusillades were thrown at high
ranking teams. Maryland had
two close calls against rivals
ranked far down, and Georgia
Tech had one against Florida.
Oklahoma had to battle for a tie
with Colorado.
A double disaster happened to
Texas Christian, ranked high in
the Southwest. Texas Christian
has been cut down twice in two
starts.
Teams that have moved well
forward are Southern California,
Kansas. California, UCLA, Texas
and Villanova. Army and Navy
both got away exceptionally we'll.
Neither Notre Dame nor Penn
sylvania moved up after a draw.
although Penn proved to be
stronger than expected.
Here is the hazy guess for this
week end:
ILLINOIS WISCONSIN. One
Of the big games Of the day. Both
at front in the Big Ten. In what
could be a toss-up, Illinois is
nominated.
NOTRE DAME-TEXAS. An
other ranking contest. Texas gets
a slight edge, although Notre
Dame will improve. Close.
PENNSYLVANIA DART =
MOUTH. Pennsylvania by two
touchdowns.
GEORGIA TECH SOUTHERN
MISUNDERSTANDING high spot.
Tech must improve to win. I think
the Yellow Jackets will. Georgia
Tech.
MIAMI ALABAMA (tonight)
Little to choose here. Faint shade
to Alabama.
CALIFORNIA MINNESOTA.
California has too many guns.
The Golden Bears are among the
Nations top teams-maybe the
best. California.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA =
ARMY. The Trojans are fast and
powerful this season. Army has
little chance. despite its fine spirit.
Southern Cal.
MICHIGAN STATE OREGON
STATE. oregon State is facing
one Of the country'S finest. Michi-
gan State.
Evening star., 1952-10-03
Steve Van Buren, Named
Eagles Coaching Aide
Rv the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3.-Steve
Van Buren. the greatest running
back in National Football League
history. has been named assistant
coach by the Philadelphia Eagles.
Van Buren rewrote the ground
gaining section of the league rec
ord book during his eight seasons
with the Eagles. He has been
hampered by injuries during the
last few years. He dislocated his
knee in preseason practice and
will be out of action for the bal
ance of the season.
Van Buren, will aid Head Coach
Jim Trimble and his staff of Vic
Lind-Skog and Frank Reagan.
Evening star., 1952-10-03
st. AIbons Title Hopes to Soar
If 1t Defeats Friends Today
By Brion Bell, Jr.
(Another in a Series.)

st. Adams is another of the
areas high school teams which
look to an improvement over a
dismal 1851 season. With a light
but aggressive line and a swift,
hard-running backfield the Saints
could have a fine year if they
beat Friends this afternoon in
their Interstate Academic Confer
ence opener.
Coached by Bob (Snakey) Gra-
ham, former University of Penn
sylvania fullback and a sandlot
catcher with Silver Hill this sum-
mer, the Saints tied Georgetown
Prep, 6-6. in their opener last
week. However, st. Albans had
one touchdown called back, held
the Preps to single first down,
saw three fumbles halt drives and
had Georgetown tie the game on
a 70-yard run with an intercepted
pass. The Saints demonstrated
they have the ability if they can
take advantage of their oppor-
tunities.
Uses Two Platoons.
Graham is using the two-pla-
toon system at most spots. "As
long as we have the boys to do
it I plan to have both an offen-
sive and defensive team" Snakey
says. 1T gives more boys a
chance to play and enables us ia
move at top speed all the time
Mike Keating, 16O, is at tail
back on Graham's PENNSYLVANIA
style single wing; Steve Smethurst
100, at blocking back: John Har-
man. 145, at wing. and Dan Leary
162, at fullback.
Heating does all the punting
extra points and kickoffs and most
of the passing. He gained 25C
yards, completed 9 out of IL
passes and ran Is yards for St
Adams ony touchdown against
Georgetown Prep. "Keating is 9
good. steady kicker, a better-than.
average passer and one of the
finest broken-field runners in the
area" Graham says. "He coulc
make any high school team around
here"
Smethurst, fullback last year
lis a cool signal caller and doe.
some passing; Harman runs vel
and is good receiver. while Leary
only 16, is hard, straight run.
ner. They make a well-roundee
backf1eld.
The offensive line has Billy
Evening star., 1952-10-03

with his shot into the lower left
field stands.
The scene shifted to vast Yam.
kee Stadium today and both man.
ayers picked left-handed starters.
Preacher Roe, 34-year-old product
of Ash Flat, Ark, who beat the
Yankees, 10, in the second game
of the 1949 World Series, was to
take the mound against the
Yankees Ed Lopat, who posted
two victories against the Giants
in last years series.
A crowd of nearly 10000 was
expected today and for each Of
the three days the clubs will bat.
tie here.