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APPLIANCE

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ARMY CLOTHING - Odicers' short
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BABY's new 1o-way strol-o-chair,
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BABY CARRIAGE. larse-size collap-
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BABY CHIFFEROBE and high chair.
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BABY CRIBS ca. good cond. 0E,
BABY FURN.-Thre. baby cribs with
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sion dinette table and 4 chairs. was
:$69.50. now S47.5O. Many more
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Evening star., 1952-10-13
NCAA Plans NewStudy
Of TeIevision Policy
After Notre Dame Blast
BY the ASsoeioted Press

CHICAGO. Oct. 13.-With q
recent Notre Dame blast at col
legiate television policies still re-
sounding, two committees Of the
National Collegiate Athletic As
sociation met today to work over
TV and other plans for the fu-
ture.
A four-day general policy going
over was in prospect. Besides the
television problem, the commit
tees planned to take up such
things as post-season competition
and alleged non-observance of
NCAA rules by at least three Of
its members.
Names of the schools involved in
the reported infractions have not
been made public.
The committees on hand are the
NCAA Executive Committee and
the NCAA Council. The overall
purpose of the meetings is to
shape various reports for final ac-
ton by the NCAA convention in
January.
Notre Dame spokesmen say they
have learned a "Share-the-wealth'
TV program Is being prepared by
NCAA bodies. They say the plan
would split money received in the
associations controlled television
program among all members.
TV Fund Split Condemned.
Edward (Moose) Krause, Irish
athletic director, condemned over
the week end any such move as
immoral, illegal, un-American
and socialistic." He asked why.
ION the same basis. shouldn't en-
dowmentS and state legislative
funds for colleges he split among
all the schools?"
Some schools have both ma
terial wealth and prestige" Krause
maintained. 1--WE at Notre Dame
have only prestige and that be-
longs as much to us as does ma
terial wealth to other schools -
Walter Byers, executive director
of the NCAA, has not yet COM
mented on the Notre Dame stand.
Asa Bushnell. director Of the
organizations television program.
said no "Share-the-wealth" plan
has been presented by the TV
Committee. However, he said. a
partial distribution Of excess
(TV receipts" has been men
toned as a future possibility.
Hamilton on Top Committee.
Members of the Executive Com
mittee are Tom Hamilton, Uni
versity of Pittsburgh: Ralph w.
Aigler. University Of Michigan;
Wilbur c. Johns, UCLA; Tug Will
son, Big Ten commissioner;
Reaves Peters, executive secretary
of the Big Seven Conference;
Howard Grubbs, executive secre-
tary of the Southwest Conference: !:
Bernie Moore, commissioner Of
the Southeastern Conference;
Earl S. Fulbrook, University Of
Nebraska, and Hugh c. Willett Of
the University Of Southern Cali
fornia. NCAA president.
The council is composed Of
eight vice presidents and eight
members at large.
Evening star., 1952-10-13
VIRGINIA, 50: CIV, 0.
By George Huber

This was one of those games in
which everything Virginia touched
turned to gold. while George
Washington couldn't even try any,
thing.
The Cavaliers have a fast back
field and a pair of fine offensive
lends. but it is their defensive unit
which really is something special.
The Colonials had been proud of
their own offensive setup, but the
Virginia defenders clamped down
Ion them at the start and never
let up. The fast-charging Virginia
line just wouldn't let CIV get an
|attack organized.
Ray Fox of CIV is not the
worlds worst punter and passer
but he had a miserable day Satur-
day just because he had to get
his stuff away In such a hurry
It was either that or have the ball
showed down his throat. One
lVirginian is particular, Bill King,
the linebacker on the right side
has the kind Of talent that should
lget consideration from All-Amer-
lea selectors.
Breaks Quickly Cashed In.
Actually what Virginia did te
CIV Saturday is what CIV hac
been doing to North Caroline
State and Washington and Lee
on two previous Saturdays-get.
) ting the breaks and taking ad.
vantage of them.
I The first two touchdowns wer,
set up by a poor punt and an in.
Perception. both deep in CIV ter.
ritory. The third was aidee
nightly by a pass interference,
penalty in the end zone. Tn,
fourth was a 61-yard punt return
and the fifth was set up by an,
other bad punt that went onl!
eight yards to GW's %. TIL,
sixth was on a 50-yard run, ane
}, the seventh came after a fumbl,
on the CIV Is.
Coach Art Guepe of Virgini,
must be right proud of having hi
goal line as yet uncrossed. H,
kept his No. defensive ends ant
backfield unit in all the way, ant
even late in the fourth quarter
when there was no doubt abou
the winner. he sent his best de-
fensive linemen back in when /
appeared CIV might threaten.
i Colonials Not Disheartened.
i The Colonials are not disheart,
ened about this bad defeat. The!
know they were out Of their leagu,
J against a really fine Virginia team
and are ready to bounce back thi.
!, week against Virginia Tech. They
{. still are talking about goinl
through their Southern Confer,
ence schedule undefeated.
J Len Ciemniecki, the speed,
halfback who was used only a few
| plays last week because of a pulled
leg muscle, should be okay thi,
! week, and so too should be Tackl,
Tom F1yzik. the strong boy of th'
: defensive line who had a kne,
injury Saturday.
Evening star., 1952-10-13
Game Five Weeks Off
Is Expected 10 Settle
Catholic League Title

Gonzaga High School has pos
session of first place in the Metro
politan Catholic Football League
today and it looks again as though
the deciding factor will be the
meeting between the Eagles and
st. Johns the night Of November
II at Griffith Stadium.
It is a four-team league and
yesterdays 20-6 victory by Con-
zaga over DeMatha at old Byrd
Stadium in College Park in the
league opener already practically
has eliminated DeMatha from
serious consideration.
Gonzaga will be favored to beat
Georgetown Prep October 81,
while the Johnnies, No. l team in
the area. are expecting no diff
Guilty with either DeMatha or the
Little Hoyas. Not that DeMatha
and Georgetown Prep have lost
before the opening kickoff. An
upset victory over the Johnnies is
the aim of both teams, which are
high in spirit, though short on
manpower.
Shifting the annual st. Johns
Gonzaga game to Friday night
from Sunday afternoon was neces-
sary because the Redskins are
home the last three Sundays in
November. The game had been
a Sunday affair in the past.
The victory yesterday was Con-
zaga's second of the season
against a loss and a tie.
The Eagles scored twice in the
second quarter. They drove SO
yards for their first score, with
Fullback John Kirchner going
over from the DeMatha 10. Jack
McCaleb returned a pass inter-
ception 48 yards for the second
touchdown.
Ray Smith bucked over from the
DeMatha to climax q 63-yard
march for the final touchdown
in the fourth quarter. Kirchner
booted the two extra points.
Evening star., 1952-10-13

RS6&S &SA n - -
dark as we went into the dress
ing room at halftime trailing 13
to 0 However, the team came
back in the second half and
scored 10 points and were going
for a fourth touchdown when
our luck ran out. Any kind Of a
defeat is hard to take, but when
your team tries its best on every
play. and refuses to quit even in
the waning moments of the game,
we can truthfully say we are
proud of it.
Pitt Team Praised.
Our hat is off to Red Dawson,
Pitt coach, and his fine Panther
team. It is a fast. hard-hitting,
well-coached team which deserved
every point it got. Billy Reynolds
was truly a great back, and Pitt
has my best wishes for continued
success this season.
If you have ever been in a los
Evening star., 1952-10-13
Huzi Scores Double Win
In TubIe Tennis PIoy

Thor Hazi held the singles
crown in the District Table
Tennis today and shared supre-
macy in doubles with Dick
Murray.
Hazi outpaddled Murray, 1920
1926. 1922. 21-15. in the District
Of Columbia Table Tennis As
sociation's tournament yesterday
Then the two teamed to defeat
Charles Geier and Hank Weiner
in doubles play, 1921. 21-11,
21-12. 21-18.
Mae Medoff downed Claude
Murray. 21-16. 21-17. in woman's
singles. Eddie Record won the
Junior title with a 21-17. 21-10
victory over Janice Terauds.
Evening star., 1952-10-13

The Redskins hopes for come
back in the National Football
League sagged today with the
news that Tackle Lou Karras' in
jured eye will put him on the
shelf for the rest of the season
and probably mark the finish OF
his football career.
Suffering from a separated
retina of the left eye, Karras is in
Episcopal Eye, Ear and Throat
Hospital and will undergo cor
rective surgery later this week
The delicate operation requires a
long recuperative period, ruling
out any chance of LOUIS return to
action this year. It is doubtful
if he would risk a recurrence OF
the injury by playing football
again.
Karras, a 253-pounder from
Purdue. has been a key man in
the clubs line play this season
Like Halfback Dick Alban, he
wore contact lenses on the field
and had not had any i'll effects
before. Lou worked out with the
team Saturday, but complained OF
his eye after leaving the field.
Little Billy Cross gave Andy
Davis a fake to remember him by
staging the days most spectacular
one-man show. Not since Steve
Bagarus played hide and seek ir
the Redskins backfield have the
Evening star., 1952-10-13
Oxon Hill 150- Founders
ITuke Third Win in Row

Oxon Hill looks like the team tc
beat in the Prince Georges Coun-
ty 150-pound Football League. The
Hillmen won their third in a row
and second league game yesterday
1877, over Colmar Manor at Fort
Greble.
Evening star., 1952-10-13
Four Minor Leoeuers
Put on Cincinnati Roster
BY the Assoeiated Press

CINCINNATI, Oct. 13.-The
Cincinnati Reds announced today
they have added four minor
league players to their roster.
They are: Leon Foulk, Ivan Jo-
hannes and Cliff Ross, pitchers.
and Jim Bolger, outfielder.
Foulk was bought from Tulsa
in the Texas League. Johannes,
who played semipro ball last sea-
son because of a sore arm, comes
from Burlington in the Three-I
circuit. Ross. who has been in the
armed forces. was obtained from
Ogden in the Pioneer League.
Bolger was reacquired from
Buffalo in the International
League.
Evening star., 1952-10-13

seen for many
years. We are
sorry we let
down our many
followers, blu t
are proud OF
the ct our
team was still
very much in
the ball game
with less than
80 SECONDS 10
play.
w e g OF off
to a bad start
and things ap-
-.-~~I N,,i = a
Evening star., 1952-10-13

who always has played IN the
shadow of Quarterbacks Bob Zas-
trow and Mike Sorrentino at Ann
apolis. Although a six-letter foot
bali and track star at George
Washington High School in Los
Angeles, Cameron has been useo
almost exclusively as a punter oy
Navy until this year.
No longer the punter since the
development Of young Tom Ham
ilton, the tall, well-built Cali
fornian came into his own as 9
quarterback-passer last Saturday
as the Midshipmen won thell
third consecutive victory OF th'
season, first winning streak o.
this length since 1945.
That he hasn't forgotten how
to throw a football was demon
strated by Cameron when n
completed eight of IL passes fol
1876 yards, or "a more than VII
liam and Mary's entire offens'
mustered.
Navy Hopes Given Lift.
Cameron gave Navy's hopes o.
a victory over Maryland a tre'
mendous lift. Even this season
against Yale and Cornell, HI
seemed to be outranked by Johr
Raster and Steve Schoderbek. bu
after Saturdays performance he'll
be hard to oust as the No.
quarterback. The evidence is tina
Bob has taken a fancy to Coacf
Eddie Erdelatz' new single-Wlni
and box offense.
In all, it was an impressive team
effort by Navy. The absence o.
injured Don Fisher was no help
but Dean Smith neatly tool
charge of the ball-carrying dutie'
by picking up II yards on l:
rushes and catching five Of Navy
nine passes (Hamilton hit for No
81. And defensively. Navy's small
but hard-charging line and aler
secondary stayed right at the tol
of the Nations leaders.
Holding the Indians to a tota
of ia yards was no small feat
Until the Homecoming Day a
Annapolis. the invaders had aver
aged 381 yards a game agains
VMI, Wake Forest and Penn Stat'
and had scored from 81 to 8
points a game. Only once did the.
penetrate Navy's 42-yard line ant
that was in the waning moments
when W&M picked up a mrs
down on the 10 and yielded th'
ball four plays later on the two.
Moves Up in Class.
Maryland's bigger, deeper clul
again will be the favorite thi
week as the neighboring rival
clash for the third time in th'
modern series. Erdelatz is no
unaware that, after Yale. Cornell
and William and Mary. he is NOV
ing up in class by playing tn
Sugar Bowl champs. On the othe
hand, this APPARENTLY is Eddie
best team since taking over a
Navy's head coach in February
1850.
Obviously the Terrapins playet
back to their New Orleans form
in routing Georgia. 37-0, but {
game no better than those frs
two against Missouri and Auburn
may spell trouble for the Oh
Liners 16-game winning streak
With his lesser outfits, Erdelat
gave Maryland at 1921 tussle il
1850 and a 1921 battle last year
These scores may not read es
Ipecially close, but how many othe
teams scored 81 points against tn
Sugar Bowl kings? None.
Evening star., 1952-10-13
Leake Of Sooners Leads
Nation With 46 Points
BY the Asseeioted Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-Sopho-
more Buddy Leake of Oklahoma
is the Nations top scorer among
major college football teams with
IS points.
The 6-foot. 175-pound halfback
has amassed IS points in three
games. scoring five touchdowns
and kicking Is extra points. In
his teams 1920 victory over
Texas on Saturday. Leake tailed
a pair of touchdowns and con-
verted seven times.
Buford Long of Florida is Sec
ond with seven touchdowns for
~ points.
Evening star., 1952-10-13
Four Veteran WrestIers
Added to Turner Show

Four veteran grapplers added
bulk to a wrestling bill at Tur-
Iner's Arena Wednesday night fea-
turing Capt. Ruffy Silverstein
against De Paulc and Lu Kim
against Nature Boy.
Promoter Gabe Menendez said
today he has slated Roland Nee
ker to meet Man Mountain Dean
jr.. and pitted Bill Hieis with Jack
Dillon in 30-minute matches. Ele-
phant Boy Of Africa, accompanied
by his slave girl" was contracted
earlier to tussle with George Grant
|of Hollywood.