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Evening star., 1952-11-08
Pim|ico's Fi|Iy Stakes
Features Canadiana
And Grecian Queen
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Nov. 8.-Pimlico's
Marguerite Stakes will be run in
two divisions today, with $40, 900
purses up for both halves of the
mile-and-a-sixteenth event for
2-year-old fillies.
The race had to be split because
of the large number of entries
10. Nine horses will run in the
first division, and 10 will compete
in the second.
E. P. Taylor's Canadiana, a
candidate for national honors in
the 2-year-old filly division, and
Mrs. Ben F. Whitaker's Grecian
Queen feature the first division.
Top call in the second will likely
go to Allen H. Smiths Piedmont
Lass and Ogden Phipp's His
Duchess,
Evening star., 1952-11-08
Americans No Longer EcIipsed
BY Mexicdns at Horse Shows

second days competition of the
three-day low score challenge
trophy test with Arthur McCashin,
captain, and Mrs. Carol Durand
of Kansas City. Steinkraus did
not ride.
In the evening the United
States riders pulled a boner when
Steinkraus passed his turn in the
West Point Challenge Trophy test.
McCashin had the best time, hav-
ing gone over the jumps in fault
less style. He thought he had it
won.
Ireland's First Victory.
But Capt. Colin O'Shea Of the
Irish army team also went over
without a fault. His time was
I3145 seconds as compared to
32%5 for McCashin. Capt. O'Shea
got a big hand from the crowd of
more than 10000 in scoring Ire
lands first victory. His mount
was Ballyneety.
Since Steinhraus had passed his
turn. he couldn't take a try at
beating Capt. O'Shea's mark.
That settled it for the Irish.
Otherwise. the surprise was the
comeback of All Afire. the 1881
open jumping champion. who now
IS tied for the title with Royal
Knight. each with nine points.
There still are three events to go
in this test-one tonight, one to-
morrow and one Tuesday.
One class is settled. That's the
green hunter, won by Monaha
with 1917 points.
Evening star., 1952-11-08
By Lewis F. Atchison

The Redskins will be in their
favoriie role of underdogs against
the Eagles tomorrow at Philadel-
phia, but if they don't win Coach
Curly Lambeau will be one sur
prised person. Curly is looking
for victory.
General Manager Dick McCann
said yesterday that Sammy Baugh
may not suit up for the game, but
will have his equipment along,
ready for any emergency. Baugh,
with his record of Is years as a
pro player secure, will bow out
before a hometown audience when
he does hang up his cleats. It
might be put off until the seasons
finale.
Meanwhile. Lambeau has his
eye on tying the Eagles for fourth
place in the NILS American Con-
ference. and of moving up on
even terms with the Chicago Car
dlnals in third place if the Cards
lose to Cleveland.
Lambeau. who insists the Red
skins will improve and have yet to
play their best game, still thinks
the team is destined to play an
Evening star., 1952-11-08
By the Assoeiatsd Prs.a

LINCOLN, r. l., Nov. Stony
Despirito. the Nations leading
jockey with 1872 victories. has ac-
|cepted seven riding engagements
at Lincoln Downs today despite q
severely swollen left wrist.
The 17-year-old Lawrence
(MaSs) rider suffered the injury
early Thursday morning when he
was thrown while exercising q
horse. The injury became so ag-
gravated yesterday that he was
forced to cancel four engagements
after winning the third race on
%. j. Cieresa's Evermine.
When Despirito submitted to an
X-ray examination at the Woon-
socket Hospital he was advised to
rest.
'Despirito is suffering from ten
esynevitis-infiamed tendons-but
like all jockeys he's got so many
things to do he won't stay for
treatment" a member Of the hos
pital's medical staff said. The
Inflammation would respond TO
Evening star., 1952-11-08
Marcune Badly Cut
In Decisioning Compo
For Fifth Win in Row
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 8.-Scrappy
Pat Marcune's winning streak
stood at five today but it will be
some time before he can go after
No. 6. The hard hitting Brooklyn
fighter suffered a bad cut over his
right eye in defeating New
Haven's Eddie Compo, the 13-to-5 5
favorite, in a nationally telecast
Hereunder at st. Nicholas Area
last night.
Eight stitches were required to
sew up Pats cut. the same num-
ber needed by Compo to stitch
up a cash over his right eye.
Marcune's victory was the
sweetest for him of his modest
streak. The 25-year-old Compo
outpointed him twice last year.
In addition, it was Pats debut as
a main eventer for a national TV
show.
Marcune got off to a whirlwind
start, tired midway in the action
packed, bloody scrap, and then
rallied to sweep the last three
In the ninth, the 23-year-old
Marcune staggered Compo with a
left-right-left combination to the
jaw and then f1oored his wobbling
foe with right for the manda-
tory eight-count.
The decision was unanimous,
with the officials voting for Mar
cune. 7-3, Ga, and 6-3-1.
Compo was cut over the eye in
the third round, while Marcune
was cut in the sixth.
A capacity crowd of 3,472 paid
So, ACT. Part of the proceeds of
the benefit show went to the
Brownsville Boys Club of Brook
lyn.
Evening star., 1952-11-08
Sattefie|d Out, Foe
Sought for Charles
By the Associated Press

CHICAGO, Nov. 8.-Interna-
tional Boxing Club officials are
looking around for substitute
fighter to meet former Heavy
weight Champion Ezzard Charles
in Chicago Stadium November 26.
Charles scheduled opponent,
Bob Satterf1eld, has suffered a
wrenched knee. His doctor said
last night the injury will keep him
off his feet for at least three
weeks. IBC officials said they had
not yet decided on a substitute
opponent.
Meanwhile, they announced San
Francisco put in bid for Feb
ruary rematch between Jersey Joe
Walcott and the man who de-
throned him as heavyweight
champ. Rocky Marciano.
The offer was made by Promoter
Jimmy Murray of the California
city. IBC officials said Murray
promised a million dollar gate if
the fight were held in Kezar Sta
dium.
Chicago and New York promot-
ers also are bidding for the fight.
Evening star., 1952-11-08
Matthews Decisions
Wills in Attempt to
Make Comeback
BY the Associated Press

SPOKANE. Wash, Nov. g.
Harry (Kid) Matthews, Seattle
veteran, won a unanimous 10
round decision over Harry Wills
of New York last night in his at
tempt to make a comeback into
the big time.
The Kid, who suffered a two
round knockout loss to Rocky Mar
ciano last July. came in at 1T
pounds. 80 pounds less than Wills,
and despite Wills longer reach,
battered him with strong left
hook.
The crowd yelled for Matthews
to end it quickly in the late
rounds. and he tried. But several
hard punches went wild.
Wills had Matthews in serious
trouble in the fifth. but the Kid
came back strong in the sixth.
Evening star., 1952-11-08
Saigh 10 Protest Tricks
0kay Of Brecheen Deal
BY the Assoeiaied Press

NEW YORK. Nov. 8.-Baseball
Commissioner Ford Frick has ruled
there was no tampering involved
when the st. Louis Browns signed
Harry (the Cat) Brecheen last
week after the Cardinals had
asked for and received waivers on
the veteran southpaw.
President Fred Saigh of the
Cards had filed tampering charges
against the Browns last week, de-
claring the Browns had signed
Brecheen. who, he claimed. had
never been given his unconditional
release.
Brecheen had contended that as
a 10-year man in the majors, he
automatically became free agent
when waivers had been received
from the other clubs. Brecheen
insisted the Browns had not con-
tacted him until after the waiver
period had expired.
Saigh, in st. Louis, said he was
going ahead with the protest de-
spite Frick's ruling.
Evening star., 1952-11-08
By MerreII WhittIesey
Sfur Sfoff Correspcndent

SOUTH BEND, Ind. Nov. B.
Notre Dame, the Nations most
dangerous underdog on compara-
lively rare occasions when it con-
cedeS the favorite's role, meets
Oklahoma for the first time here
today with the mighty Sooners a
two-touchdown choice to remain
unbeaten. The kickoff is at 2:30
pm, Washington time.
The eyes of football fans all
over the country literally will be
on this city. where the once-tied
Sooners and once-beaten Irish
meet in the days nationally tele-
vised game. The last ticket for a
capacity crowd of $1,000 fans was
sold August IL. For the first time,
the game selected by the NCAA
Television Committee for this
particular Saturday truly is the
"big" game of the day. The TV
audience is expected to be the
biggest of the football season.
Partly cloudy skies, with the
thermometer in the low COS, was
promised by the weather fore
caster.
Sooners Well Supported.
The split-T smoothies from
Norman brought 5000 supporters
on 13 special trains for the first
OF a two-game series signed be-
tween the schools in 1949 after
the Irish and Oklahoma finished
1-2 in the Associated Press poll
Oklahoma currently Is ranked
fourth and Notre Dame 10th on
the national list.
Oklahoma has finished in the
Nations top 10 each year since
48, and since Coach Bud Wilkin-
son succeeded Maryland's Jim
Tatum in 1947 the Sooners have
won 81 games, lost only six and
tied two.
Notre Dame will face a team
that has scored at least 40 points
for five straight games and tops
the Nation in rushing offense, but
Oklahoma admits it has not met a
defense to compare with the Irish,
particularly linebackers such as
Evening star., 1952-11-08
Both Navy and Duke
Trying 10 Rebound
In Game at Durham
By Burton Hawkins
Stor Stoff CORRESPONDENT

DURHAM, N. c., Nov. 8.-Navy
and Duke, both striving for re-
bound victories, clash here today
with the underdog Middies seeking
a fourth win. which would present
them their most successful season
since 1945.
The traditional battle between
North Carolina and Virginia IL
miles down the road drained many
customers from the Navy-Duke
game and a disappointing crowd
of less than 10000 was anticipated.
The Middies and Blue Devils were
meeting in the 18th renewal of a
series that began in 1927.
Duke was a 13-point favorite
but Navy figured the odds were
out of line due to Duke injuries
The Blue Devils, who ran up a
string of six straight before being
Inundated by Georgia Tech last
week, were hurting.
The latest addition to Dukes
hospital list is Lou Tepe, defensive
center and captain, who sustained
an ankle injury in a Thursday
workout. He will play, but Coach
Bill Murray expected to use him
sparingly.
Bobby Burrows, defensive guard.
is lost to Duke for the season with
a broken ankle. and Red Smith,
offensive halfback, is out with a
back injury. Another offensive
halfback, Charley Smith, may be
confined to the sidelines with an
eye injury.
Burrows loss is a particularly
crushing blow to Duke. He is
regarded by many as the greatest
guard in the Blue Devils football
history. He will be replaced by
Ralph TORRANCE, with Scatback
Piney Field due to take over at
Red Smiths position.
Navy, still recovering from a
physical beating administered by
Maryland, has tied Penn, TT, and
lost to Notre Dame, 17-6, since
losing to the Terps. who snapped
a three-game winning streak.
Navy hasn't won more than three
games in any season since 1945.
Jack Kistler, 21O-pound fullback
who has carried So times for a
remarkable 6-yard average, is a
feared fellow in the Blue Devils
offense. but the standout of Dukes
backfield is Worth Lutz, sopho-
more who is a running, passing
and kicking threat.
Navy's defensive unit received a
lift when Steve Eisenhauer, can
didate for All-America honors at
guard, bounced back sufficiently
to play today despite a rib injury
received against Notre Dame.
Evening star., 1952-11-08
-Four Major Teams Expected
Keep Records Clean Today

pionShips. Villanova, mentioned
as a possible Sugar Bowl opponent
for Georgia Tech. plays at Tulsa.
Others on the list are Georgia at
Pennsylvania. Clemson at Ford
ham, Navy at Duke, Wake Forest
at Texas Christian and Wyoming
at Kansas State.
In tradition-bound games, Har-
ward meets Princeton in the 18th
anniversary of their series and,
incidentally. the start of big
Three" warfare this season;
Wesleyan plays Williams in the
ancient Little Three" and Vir-
ginia takes on North Carolina in
the 57th game of their rivalry.
Missouri Plays Colorado.
Wisconsin. still in the Big Ten
race with 2-l record, takes on
weak Northwestern, and Iowa
meets Illinois in the circuits
battle of the poor relations. The
Big Seven's nominal leader, Mis-
souri-which has yet to meet
Oklahoma-faces Colorado, while
the Southwest Conference skir-
mishing should be cleared up
somewhat by the Texas-Baylor,
Rice-Arkansas and Texas A6kM-
Southern Methodist games.
Texas leads that race with a
80 mark and a win today could
do much to assure the Longhorns
of the automatic conference
champions role of host in the
Cotton Bowl.
Miami of Ohio scored a touch
down in the final minutes and
Detroit was stopped on the 1-yard
line on the final play in two
thrillers last night. Miami gained
a 22-21 upset victory over Mar
quette and Detroit dropped an
intersectional duel to Boston COL
lege. 1920. Vanderbilt's hot and
cold team was hot often enough
to down Miami of Florida, 90.
Evening star., 1952-11-08
Montgomery, Wilson Stage
Joint Homecoming Game

Wilson Teachers College and
Montgomery Junior College held
a joint homecoming celebration
at their football game today. 1t
is the only home" game of the
season for each school, neither of
which has a field.
The game is being played at
Montgomery Blair High School
field in Silver Spring, starting at
2 pm.
Gallaudet is at Doylestown, Pa,
this afternoon for a game with
the National Agricultural College
of Pennsylvania.
Evening star., 1952-11-08
BY the Assoeioisd Press

-Four major college football
teams will put their unbeaten. un-
tied records on the line today as
the college season moves into the
home stretch, and all are expected
to survive. Michigan State and
Southern California are the only
ones facing seemingly tough as
signments, but the dopesters are
wary of upsets.
Michigan State, top team in the
AP poll, is favored over Indiana,
although the Spartans had a
struggle in downing the Hoosiers,
1926. under similar circumstances
a year ago. Southern California,
looking forward to it's key clash
with UCLA next Saturday, first
must defeat Stanford today in one
OF the days numerous traditional
battles. use is No. 6 in the poll.
UCLA, No. S, should have an
easy task against Oregon State.
Third-ranked Georgia Tech is a
solid choice to make Army sur
render and Maryland, rated just
behind Michigan State, has an
open date.
Kansas Meets Nebraska.
Once-beaten. seventh ranked
Kansas has traditional battle with
Nebraska. but should win without
undue exertion, while Tennessee,
No. 8. should trounce Louisiana
State and Purdue. No. 9, is a solid
choice over Minnesota in the Big
Tens game of the day. Purdue
is 80 in the conference, while
Minnesota (3-1) is tied for second
with Michigan, which has an in
tersectional engagement with
Cornell.
The intersectional slate, in fact,
is unusually heavy for this time of
year, when most of the teams are
busy settling conference cham
Evening star., 1952-11-08
Nations Most Dangerous Underdog Tests HghScong Soones
Irish Defense Is Strongest
oklahoma Has Met So Far

Dan Shannon. Jack Allessandrini
and Dave Flood.
With Maryland idle today, the
Terp fans can judge from their
living rooms whether their own
Jack Scarbath is a better split-T
quarterback than Eddie Crowder.
who Frank Leahy claims works
the optional pass-or-run play bet
ter than anybody in the country.
It's not only Crowder that the
Irish must stop, but also Buck
McPhail and Billy Vessels, with
ball-carrying averages of and 6
yards per try.
Both teams use the split-T, al
though the Irish use variations.
Their sophomore quarterbacks,
Ralph Guglielmi and Tom Carey.
lack the experience of Crowder, a
6-foot, 170-pound senior from
Muskogee, Okla.
Pittsburgh and Texas have been
mutual opponents, with the Irish
losing to Pittsburgh on their worst
day this season. 22-19, and beat
ing Texas, 14-3. Oklahoma, tied
by Colorado. 21-21, in it's opening
game. crushed both Pitt and Texas
by 1920 scores on consecutive
Saturdays.
Two Handicaps for Irish.
Notre Dame takes two handi-
caps into the first of its three
games with the country's top
teams. The Irish have been beset
by fumbling all season and they
will be without their safety man
and defensive halfback, Gene Car
rabine.
With its offense rolling up a
whopping $50 points in six games,
Oklahoma has had few defensive
worries. But today it must stop
Notre Danes potential All-Amer-
ican, Johnny Lattner, the ball.
carrying whiz, punter and also a
top defensive star, and Neil Wor-
den, the fullback with the scor-
ing punch.
After Oklahoma, the Irish meet
top-ranked Michigan State and
then Southern California, which
is an even bet to gain the Rose
Bowl.
Evening star., 1952-11-08
Nation S Duckpin Stars
Firing in Dixie Classic

Many of the country's topflight
duckpin bowlers are competing in
the 2lst annual Dixie Classic. with
the first set rolled at 10 o'clock
this morning at the King Pin, the
second slated at 3 this afternoon
at Hyattsville and the wind-up at
7 o'clock at Bladensburg.
Heading the field are Frank
of Washington, defend
ing champion; Nick Tronsky of
New Britain, Conn, ranked No.
and Harry Peters of
Conn, four-time winner of
the event.
Evening star., 1952-11-08
Tom Fool Heavy Fovorite
In Empire City Handicap

NEW YORK, Nov. 8 (P.-Green-
tree Stables Tom Fool, last years
2-year-old sensation, was a heavy
favorite in field of eight horses
in the $4,000 Empire City Handi-
cap at Jamaica today despite top
weight of 1913 pounds.
Tom Fool, out of the money
only once in 10 starts over two
seasons, will be ridden as usual
by Ted Atkinson.
If all eight start the mile and
three-sixteenths race, the gross
value will be $55,75 and the win
ner'S share SIT ESQ.
Evening star., 1952-11-08
FootbuII Toduy

Gallaudel at National Agricultural Col
eye.
dontgonery Blair.
Navy at Duke.
Fort Belvoir VS.. Car Credit.
Naval Receiving Station VS.. Columbian
rep.
ouantico Marines at Fort jackson.
Temple at Boston University.
Connecticut at Brown.
Colgate at Holy Cross.
Columbie' at Dartmouth.
Harvard at Princeton.
Lafayette at Rutgers.
SsOrsiss. Ss0rs s.s9t Ct p ptennsylyania. nnEdyaI
Drake at Iowa State.
Illinois at Iowa
Michigan State at Indiana,
Wyomine at Kansas State.
eSrdse eSrdsll ss ss MishissR; MinnsaO9,.
Colorado at Missouri
no2RTTshhosster1 oRTshgms n Notys st wisSsnsin S,a
Virginia at North Caroline.
Chattanooga at Alabama.
seash ssss'lR1a Gsrons Sss's At :. re AeDSEnd Citadel
Richmond at Davidson.
Presbyterian at Furman.
hIMy 6L OGOTBld leCu.
Tulane at Kentucky.
Tennessee at LSU.
North Carolina State OF Washington and
zee.
West Virginia at VMI
William and Mary at VPI.
Southwest.
Rice at Arkansas
Texas a. Baylor.
Mississippi ct Houston.
Texas AIM at SMU.
Wake Forest at TCU
Texas Tech at North Texas State.
Villanove at Tulsa fn.1.
Rocky Mountain.
Tempe State at Arizona (n),
Utah at Colorado Ann.
New Mexico at Denver.
Far West.
California at washington.
Montana at Idaho.
Montana State at Idaho State.
washington State at OREGON,
oregon State at UCLA.
Santa Clara at Pacific (n)
Southern California at Stanford.
Evening star., 1952-11-08
AIerted Is Top Choice
In Trenton Hondicop

CAMDEN. N. j., Nov. 8 (P.-
Alerted loomed as the top favorite
today to capture the 10th renewal
OF the $50,000 Trenton Handicap,
Garden State Parks richest horse
race.
The Hampton Stables star will
carry top weight of 1875 pounds
with Brookmeade Stables Greek
Ship, second choice of the bettors,
Juggling 119 pounds along the mile
and one-eighth course.
Nine 3-year-olds and up are
entered in the Cap. the seasons
climax at Garden State.
Evening star., 1952-11-08
Howard Eyes Title Chance
In lis Game at Hampton
Special Dispatch 70 The Stor

HAMPTON. Va. Nov. g.
Howard University of Washington
seeks a victory over Hampton
Institute here today to keep it in
line for its first Central Inter-
collegiate Athletic Association
football championship since 1926.
The Bisons, with four-game
winning streak that gives them a
ST. record, will have only Della
ware State and Lincoln to play
after this game and figure to de-
feat both.
Howard is a slight underdog
today.
A win would give the Bisons
an even break in their 44-year-old
rivalry with Hampton.
Evening star., 1952-11-08
Todoy's Football
On Radio and N
Radio.


Minnesota VS.. Purdue-WRC,
2:15 pm.
Oklahoma VS.. Notre Dame
VOL. 2:15 pm.
Navy VS.. Duke-WWDC, 1855
pm.
Virginia VS.. North Carolina
WPIK, las pm.
Wilson Teachers VS.. Montgom-
cry Junior-WINX, 2 pm.
Pitt VS.. Ohio State-WASH-
FIN, las pm.
Roundup of big games-WTOP,
2:30 pm.
TeleviSiOn.
Oklahoma VS.. Notre Dame
WNBW, 2:15 pm.
Paris Island Marines VS.. San
Diego Marines-WTOP-TV, 3p.m.
Evening star., 1952-11-08
Pro Basketball
BY The Assoeiofed Press

~ me ASsoeiofed Press
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
National Association.
Rochester. 65: Indianapolis, 50.
TODAY'S SCHEDULE.
National Associa tion.
New York at Baltimore.
Syracuse ct Boston.
Minneapolis ct Philadelphia.
Indianapolis ct Rochester.
Evening star., 1952-11-08
Despirito to Ride Seven Races
Today Despite Bad Wrist Injury

'paraff1n baths, physiotherapy and
rest, which he won't get if he goes
back to work"
Despirito is aiming at the 388-
winner record set by Walter Mil
Ter in 1906 and equaled by Joey
Culmone and Willie Shoemaker in
1850.
Tony Despirito will be asked
how he wins so often at midnight
tonight over Radio Station WBC
in Boston.
The jockey will be a guest on
the Jerry and Sky" all-night
show. The show can be picked
up in this area by tuning to 1890
on the dial.
Evening star., 1952-11-08
Fights Lost Night
OKLAHOMA.
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK tst. Nicholas Arena).--
Pat Marcune 130la Brooklyn, outpointec
Eddie Compo, 1914. New Haven. 10.
DULUTH, Minn.-Jackie Graves 1870
Austin: Mimi, stopped Jackie Miller, 1885
SPOKANE. - Harry kid" Matthews
TT, Seattle. outpointed young Harry
Wills, 207. South Bend, Ind. 10.
Evening star., 1952-11-08
Shumrocks Won't Come

The Shamrock 160-pound foot
ball team wants games with local
or out-of-town teams. Call Lou
Logan at Union 1924.
Evening star., 1952-11-08

Twenty years ago-Owen
(Donie) Bush signed q one
year contract to manage the
Cincinnati Reds.
Evening star., 1952-11-08

Ten years ago-Fred A. Nc
Clone won National AAU mara
thon at Yonkers, N. Y. in
2:37.54.
Evening star., 1952-11-08
Football Results
BY the Assoeioted Press

BY the Assoeieted Press
AREA.
George Washington FL BuckneIi z
EAST,
East Stroudsburg 13 Ithaca Collere q
Waynesburg 81 st: Vincent (PaD o
Vanderbilt Miami (Fla.) o
Union (Tenn.) II GEORGETOWN (Kyo &
Boston College s3--"-~--- Detroit 60
Miami (Ohio) 22 Marouette 81
Carswell IN. Mex.) AFB 4S wichita 16
Buena Vista I2------- Central Uowa) 6
Hope 6 Aims q
Omaha 60 Missouri Central &
McPhersOn s2 Bethany (Kans.J n
Missouri valley 81 villa william ev JeWeii * *
East Central Okla. 22 Nor'west Okla. 8
Western Illinois 38 Southern Illinois
Northeastern Okla. rs Central Okla. I
nastngs wayne (Nebf.) 12
Doane 80 Chadron FL
MaryviiIe tMo.5 Is------warrennssbbnneeyy nsbney 3
Nebraska wesleyan 4o------- Midland IS
Tarkio 46 York o
SOUTHWEST
Idaho Col. 55 Nat. Univ. Mex City, 90
Southern State 2? sogthsastern okla. Ii
ssnts San Jose s.tS.1. State 4 - Brishsm Young q
Compton 81 - Stockton &
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