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Evening star., 1952-11-23
Three States 10 Get Most
OF Pros Winter Golf Tour
BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO-A good part of the
PGA winter golf tour will be held
In three States-California. Texas
and Florida. The Los Angeles
Open is slated for January 3-6,
the Bing Crosby Pro-Amateur at
Pebble Beach, January 9-12, and
the San Diego open for January
1918 during the California tour
Texas tournaments are the El
Paso Open February 5-8; the
Texas Open in San Antonio, Feb
ruary 12-15; the Rio Grand Val
ley Open at Harrington, February
1922, and the Houston Open
February 26-March /
Florida tournaments are the St
Petersburg Open, March 12-15:
the La Gorce Pro-Am at Miami
Beach, February 16; the Seminole
Pro-Am at Palm Beach, March
17-18, and the Jacksonville Open
March 1923.
Evening star., 1952-11-23
BY the Associated Press

LOS ANGELES, Nov. PA JOY
full gang of Southern California
Trojans dunked their coach, jess
Hill. in shower today in an out
burst of exubernance over victory
in the game that opened the door
to the Rose Bowl.
1t didn't really make much diff
ference. BY that time it was rain
ing outside and Hill would have
got wet anyway. But he hadn't
the foresight to provide a change
of clothes, and had to send over
to the use campus, a half mile
away, for dry duds.
Amid all the tumult, Jimmie
Sears, hero of the victory, dis
closed that (a) he'd called for the
ball as he raced 10 yards to the
first Trojan touchdown on a lat
eral from AL Carmichael; (b) his
4-yard scoring pass in the fiat to
Carmichael was new play de-
veloped during the past week.
Saw White Jersey.
Carmichael said he didn't know
who he was throwing the ball to
when he lateraled off to Sears.
Il sa wa white jersey coming
up and heard a YELL" AL said. He
was in a heck of a lot better
position to run than I was"
He said the pass from Sears
for the second score was perfect.
WED worked up the play. fig
uring they'd be looking for an
off tackle shot," Carmichael dis
closed. "All Jim said was catch
it,"
Big Elmer Willhoite. up to now
noted chiefly as one of the Ma
tion's standout defensive guards,
Evening star., 1952-11-23
Red Sox LIST Mats Twice
On 35-Game Spring Slate

BOSTON, Nov. 22.-The Rec
6oxs 1858 spring training schedule
of IS games was announced to-
night by General Manager Joe
Cronin.
It includes exhibitions with nine
major and three minor league
clubs. Seven games have beer
booked with the PhillieS and Si2
with the Boston Braves, the last
three of which will be played ir
Boston April 1912.
The list also includes two games
with the Washington club.
The spring schedule:
March = Gineinnnsti; & Phiiies; palnesi,,rs
Fla II cardin9ls s+rn;t at St. PetfrsSMrs Tsyss L
REDS at Tampa. Fla: is, Braves at Bra
denton Fla: II, Cardinals at st. Peters
burg: Is. Reds; 10. Detroit at IT,, LakeianS6 ella q
Fla
yansees Msres e. Nats D0essfi as MATS IS N orando
Fla. 81. Phillies at Clearwater. Fla: 2s
Yankees at St, Petersburg: 30. Detroit
30. Dodgers
ralt Apr! phiiiies ShssS0flS at Wa$eross' Ga.;
ham at Birmingham, Ala; 5 Memphis a
Memphis: Tenn; g. philles at chsrlotts
PPhilGiies at Richmond. va: O. Braves a
Hartford. Conn: 1912, Braves at Boston
Evening star., 1952-11-23
Buford Long Breaks
Scoring Record in
Blasting Miami, 1876

GAINESVILLE, Fla, Nov. 22.-
Florida whacked down Miami,
1876, today and won an invita-
ton to play in the Gator Bowl
New Years Day.
The Florida squad voted to ac-
cept the bowl bid. In short order
the university athletic council and
State Board of Control approved
and the contract was signed.
There was no indication here
which other team the Gator Bowl
is seeking. Fine prospects are
Houston, Tulsa, Villanova and
Syracuse.
Buford Long, halfback, scored
two of Florida's touchdowns and
set a new Florida record of rs
points for the season.
Rick Casares, Papa Hall and
Doug Dickey each scored one
touchdown to make it unanimous
for the first-string backfield.
CaSares kicked his third field
goal of the season and three con-
versions. When the second string
took over in the final period, Sam
Oosterhoudt added a Florida
touchdown and Dave Hurse con-
version.
Miamis offense was thoroughly
inept and averted its third shut
out with a passing attack that
clicked against Florida subs in the
final period. Bob Schneidenbach
threw seven yards to Frank Nc
Donald for the Hurricanes only
six points.
Florida's thoroughgoing run
ming attack was way too much for
Miami's highly-rated defense. but
it got plenty of help from four
Miami fumbles.
It was the second worst defeat
a Florida team ever hung on
Miami. And it made the 1852
Gators the second highest scoring
team in Florida history with 263
points and the Kentucky game
left to play.
Miami .------ o q o g 6
Florida ------ 10 IA 1913
Miami scoring NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Florida scoring: Touchdowns--Dickey.
onversions-Casares (3). Hurse, Field
goal-CasareS.
Evening star., 1952-11-23
Washington State Beats
Oklahoma Aggies, 81

SALTWATER, Okla, Nov. %
A diversified attack which in
cluded field goal late in the
third quarter carried the Wash
ington State Cougars to a 81 in
tersectional football victory over
the Oklahoma Aggies at Lewis
Field today.
Washington States field goa
was kicked by End Ed Barker who
came off the bench to boot the
ball through the uprights IS yards
from a difficult angle.
Washington State g o.,
Oklahoma A&M O z o.
Evening star., 1952-11-23
.37-Yard Scoring Run
In Fourth Quarter
Whips Razorbacks
BY the Associated Press

TULSA, Okla, Nov. 22.-How-
ard Waugh. battering fullback.
and Tom Miner, place kicker. pow
cred Tulsa's bowl-eager Hurri-
canes to 44-34 triumph over a
surprising Arkansas team that
went all out today in an effort to
give resigned Coach Otis, Douglas
a parting present.
1t was Waugh's 37-yard touch
down gallop in the fourth quarter
that broke a 34-34 tie. Miners
subsequent conversion and 23-
yard field goal shortly after that
completed the Hurricanes margin
of victory.
The scoring battle. touched off
by a Tulsa tally only eight plays
after the kickoff. saw the Hurri-
canes roll up 400 yards to Ar
kansas AS.
Waugh Sets Record.
Waugh, who tops all rushers IN
the country, pounded out long
gains for a total of $50 yards. a
Isingle-game record for a Tulsa
player.
For Arkansas it was Capt. Buddy
Sutton and Larry Hogue. the
former carrying 81 times for 164
yards and the latter 18 for 96.
Lamar McHan. who threw 10
lof the Razorback's passes, COM
Ipleted six for 81 yards but had
three intercepted.
An estimated $4,000 fans. damp
Iened by an intermittent drizzle
throughout the game, saw Arkar-
Isas bound into a 20-7 leao midway
Iof the first quarter after Bobby
Holladay had scored from the
to climax a 35-yard Tulsa drive at
the contests start.
Tulsa Strikes Back.
Tulsa barged into the lead with
an 80-yard drive, Waugh scoring
from the 3 and just before half
time Morris hit Miner with l9-
yard pass to make the intermis-
sion score read Tulsa |28, Arkan-
sas 20.
Hogue's 2 yard touchdown
plunge to start the final period
deadlocked the count at 34-all.
But it was then Waugh's 81
yard scoot ended 55-yard Tulsa
surge to break the tie. And little
later, when a penalty stalled an
other Tulsa drive. Miner booted
his insurance placement.
Arkansas 90 o z ia
Tulsa IA IA 6 10-44
Arkansas scoring: Touchdowns-Troxell.
IHogue (3) Sutton. Conversions-Mazza
"a.
Tulsa scoring Touchdowns-Holladay
CO. Waugh t2). Miner 2D. Conversions
Miner CD. Field goal--Miner.
Evening star., 1952-11-23
San Diego Navy Beots
Pacific Amphibs, 55-7
By the Associated Pres,

CORONADO, Calf, Nov. o.
The powerful San Diego Nava
Training Center football team
chosen to play a yet unnamed op-
ponent in the New Years Salac
Bowl game at Phoenix. Ariz., de-
feated the Pacific Fleet Amphibi-
GUS Base, SIS to 7, here today.
Jim Monachino, former Sar
Francisco Forty Miner, scored two
of the MTG touchdowns. The
Bluejacket recruits are undefeated
in service play and have lost only
to the University of Southern
California.
Evening star., 1952-11-23
The Citadel Defeats
Dovidson, "a to ID
BY the Associated Press

CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. 22.-
The Citadel pounded out a 34-14
Southern Conference victory over
crippled Davidson here today
ending the season for both teams
The Citadel scored the first time
it got the ball and never was
headed. Davidson managed its
two touchdowns late in the final
period against Citadel reserves.
Evening star., 1952-11-23
Redskins
Continued From Page CID

ment spot with the Pittsburgh
Steelers.
The Giants. holding a 1911
edge in their long series with the
Redskins, will be paced by Full
back Eddie Price, 1851 ground
gaining leader of the National
Football League and current pace
setter with GAL yards. Price nosed
out Rob Goode of the Redskins for
the title on the last day of the
campaign, finishing with 971 yards
to Goodies 951.
The visitors have another up
and-coming back in Kyle Rote
their bonus draft choice a yeal
ago, who is just beginning to hit
his stride after knee operation
The former Southern Methodist
alumnus, a yard short of the 30C
mark on SO trips with the ball
easily could be the most trouble
some player in the New York
backfield. The Giants also have
George Thomas. No. l draft
choice of the Redskins three years
ago. who was released by the
Washington club this year.
Giants at Full Strength.
The New York line features
Arnie Weinmeister. one of the
great tackles of this era, and Ray
Krouse, a Washingtonian who
starred at Maryland and who i:
enjoying his best season as a pro
Injuries in the line, as well as ir
the backfeld, handicapped the
Giants earlier this season, but
Owen expects to be close to full
strength for today's game.
The Redskins have played in.
teresting football under LeBaron'.
quarterbacking and with a new
batch of strategy to toss at tht
strangers. the midget mastermine
could come up with a few sur
lprises. Coach Curly Lambeau ais.
hopes he has corrected some O.
the defensive flaws that helped los'
the San Francisco game. A veal
defense, including shoddy tackling
has marked the Washington
eleven this season.
But there was nothing wrons
with Bones Taylor's pass-catchins
against the Forty-Niners, or th'
teams offense in the first half
An encore might give the Red
skins an upset victory.
Directing the New York offens'
will be Charlie Conerly, one tim'
property of the Redskins who wa
traded to the Giants for Howi'
Livingston several years ago. Liv
ingston was traded to San Fran
cisco. after disappointing caree
here, and since has retired.
! Conerly had an off-day agains
the Packers last week but rank
10th among the leagues bes
Ipassers and is having an excellen
year on the road. It could be al
interesting duel between Charli,
and LeBaron, who ranks eighth.
Evening star., 1952-11-23
I Teams Seek Berths
In P|ayoffs as Pros
Enter Critical STAGE
BY the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-The Ma
tional Football League. as steady
as a roller coaster-and twice as
bumpy-enters the critical stage
of its season tomorrow with
championship hopes rising and
falling with almost every game.
With four games to go. seven
teams are fighting for the two
playof spots and a shot at the
golden jackpot-the champion
ship. A loss now could be ruinious.
In the National Conference, the
San Francisco Forty Miners and
Detroit leach 6-2) will try to break
their deadlock against opponents
which can-and probably will
Iprove troublesome.
The Forty Miners visit Memorial
Coliseum to meet the rebounding
Los Angeles Rams. while Detroit
journeys to Wrigley Field to face
the Chicago Bears.
Browns Trying to Protect Lead
Meanwhile, in the American
Conference. the Cleveland Browns
(6-2) attempt to protect theil
hold on first place against the
Philadelphia Eagles.
Other games find New York al
Washington, Dallas at Green Ba!
and the Chicago Cardinals a
Pittsburgh. The last one is tht
only game of the day which can
not directly affect the leaders
That's how close are the confer
ence races.
Given good weather, a crowd o.
$4,000 is expected to turn out II
Los Angeles to see what make!
San Francisco 60 and whether
the Defending Champion Ram.
can stop the Forty-Niners. tt!
an even game with the edge, Il
any. going to the Rams.
1t should settle down to 9
battle between arms and legs
the sure right arm of Norman
Won Brocklin of the Rams anc
the churning legs of Hugh Nc.
Elhenny and Joe Perry of thu
Forty Miners.
10000 Expected at Chicago.
A crowd of some 10000 is
expected to show up at Wrigley
Fieid-and the big, big question
is: Can the Bears reward theil
faithful following with an upset
victory after losing three of the
four home games. The odds favor
Detroit by 13 points to whip the
Bears and eliminate them from
title contention.
The Lions, having won five
straight games for the first time
since 1945, are red hot. In whip.
ping Dallas last week, Detroit
didn't use End Leon Hart, who
came up with a pulled leg muscle
in practice. He'll be ready to.
morrow, though.
At Cleveland, the Browns rule 8
131a-point choice to down the
Eagles. The Browns passing at
tack. headed by Otto Graham, is
the best around, with 1899 yards
gained.
The Giants, who have looked
pitiful at times. are 11-point picks
to datten Washington and stay on
the Browns heels. If the New
Workers are going to win or tic
for the conference lead. it looks
as though they'll have to do IL
against the Browns when the two
teams meet December IA.
Evening star., 1952-11-23
Knieks Rout Syracuse
To Lead Cage League
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK. Nov. 22.-The New
York Knicks moved into undis-
puted possession of first place in
the eastern division of the Ma
tional Basketball Association by
routing the Syracuse Mats, 98-68
at Madison Square Garden to-
night.
A crowd of 1888 saw the
Knicks register their fourth
straight home victory. Syracuse
which lost its fourth in row on
the road, dropped into second
place tie with the Boston Celtics
New York, with Max Zaslofsky
scoring % points, led at the end
of the first quarter, 1916, 47-37
at the half and turned the game
into a rout. in the final two periods
Dolph Shayes topped the losers
with 13 points.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Nov. % (P)
The underdog Milwaukee Hawks
threw a scare into Rochester to-
night before the Royals won their
NBA game, 69-65.
The lead changed hands in every
period as the Hawks, playing a
tight control game, made 20 Of 81
shots from the field, against 20
of go by the Royals.
Bob Davies, with "a points, led
the fifth straight home court vic
tory for Rochester.
RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. % (H1.-
Don Barksdale tipped in a re-
bound in the final second tonight
to give the Baltimore Bullets a
96-95 victory over the Philadel-
phia Warriors in an NBA game
tonight before a capacity crowd
of $4,000 in North Carolina State
Colleges Reynolds Coliseum.
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. % (P.-
George Mikan tailed 35 points,
his high for the season, in leading
the Minneapolis LakerS to a 96-
80 victory over Fort Wayne in an
NBA game tonight,
Evening star., 1952-11-23
Southern Cal
Continued From Page CID

schools was as dramatic and tense
as anticipated.
The battling Bruins seemed to
have the better of things on de-
fense in the early going. Dom
MoomaW was the difference.
WillhOite's Charge Sudden.
Willhoite'S explosive, victory
netting charge down the sidelines
came with abrupt suddenness.
UCLA had taken the kickoff start
ing the second half and Cameron
led the way from his own 20 to
the Trojan 18. Cameron, the big
junior and All-America candidate
made the big gains on what
seemed to be a scoring parade
downfield. He swept off right
end for 16. passed to End Ernie
Stockert for IL and then for 81.
Then the giant 6-foot-1 Will
holte charged up to pick off a
pass and tear back along the side
lines before he was stopped on
the 8
Sears passing found 10 out
OF l9 completed for 88 yards and
the one touchdown in a crisp
play concocted just last week
the short one to Carmichael.
Sears, it developed, yelled tc
Carmichael for the lateral when
his teammate was belted on the
sc 40-yard line by Berliner. In
the split second. it appeared the
play was over. But the next thing
any one knew-including the
Bruins-Sears was off for six
points.
southern California - Y o-14
lUCLA 3 q 0 0-1.
Southern California scoring: Touch.
downs.,Sears; Carmichael Conversions
ITsagalskis t"),
UCLA scoring: Touchdown-stits. Field
Ieoal-Dailey. Safety-Berliner. Conver.
Evening star., 1952-11-23
Statistics

less deadlock. Taking the ball on
their own 20, they went the dis
tance in four plays. Beal made a
nice catch and ran the remain
ing IL to score. Tom Keough con-
verted.
The Bears scored again early in
the third, going II yards in IL
plays. Quarterback Ray Willsey
sneaked through center for the
last yard.
California started it's third
touchdown thrust from the Bear
JIG. Willsey faxed a pass and
dashed through center for 81
yards. Five more ground plays put
the ball on the Indian one-yard
line. Reserve Half Paul Larson
drove over.
Stanford was outclassed in the
I55th game of the oldest gridiron
rivalry in the Far West. The clos
est it got to the Bear goal was
ia yards out in the final period.
stahtSTd ssilio2nia ------ 9 80 19--ae
-, California scoring: ,Toucndowns--Beal
Keough (2), placements.
Evening star., 1952-11-23
Arlington Girl Cuqers Band

Arlington junior high school
girls will compete in an intra-
mural basketball league this win
ter under the direction of Doro-
thy Dickinson. supervisor of girls
for Arlington County.
Games will be played Saturday
mornings, starting in January.
Evening star., 1952-11-23
Auto Races Postponed

Auto races scheduled at Marlboro,
Md, today. featuring the 5O-lap
season championship, have been
postponed until next Sunday at
p m. because of track conditions.
Evening star., 1952-11-23
K. of c. to PIoy Shomrocks

The Carroll Council, Knights Of
Columbus, unlimited football team
meets the Shamrock A. c. on the
Fairlawn Field in Anacostia at
II pm. today.
Evening star., 1952-11-23
Oregon State Defeats Oregon,
22-79, as End Has Great Day

Fullback Sam Baker plunged over
on two of them and Halfback
Wally Jackson tailed the other.
Passes were the key factors in
Oregon's three scores. The losers
were blanked only in the second
period, and finished strong-only
.Cordial's play turning the tide
against them.
Oregon o q ia
Oregon State go
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-30
Almost About
Everything
BY Percy villa

you pounds my
the Percy
picked Hollywood February
where have maintain slim everyone
many people
like but haven't a
I'm that a
than rs pounds the middle February
better.
Maybe you pounds you
will be a consolation to you and your sweetIe.
diet for it's you've got pounds
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Villa you you your
doctor maybe he's trying TO weight All breakfasts
the Villa the black grapefruit
Skip lunch a eating
broiled hamburger vegetable
dressing You have three apples day
boiled tomato juice broed
eat all want Girls have another will
better after he mes off that little besides CHATS
wood spealcng) it will give him that hungry
After month diet the strength crawl the
nearest according will
disappeared (you may have, tooD.
Minneapos-he district
viva zapata" is billed, "TSowasId Rides Again."
Is ode night owner
not having
with a lover. "Hurray! he shouted "people!"
Southern Note Rep John Rankin Mississippi asked he
would support Sen Keauvr the Presidency NO. said Rankin
President I'd rather northern scalawag And to think
flies only live two months at the most.
One readers telling that before Judge
the other the judge said Have before
met" The friend said don't know What time do up?
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as did McWilliams and Schlesin-
ger.
The Virgins case in which the
University Of Minnesota admins
tration gave in to political pres
sure and discharged DR.. Forrest
Virgins, instructor who is also a
leftwinger was another one of the
cases which has kept the ~" ad-
ministration ION the hot seat"
The Robson case is the latest
decision which is apt to bring
criticism to the university no mat
ter what course it took.
Dean Williamson is reported to
have told the YPA that Robson
was a controversial figure and
that the school had to be sure
that Robesons appearance on the
campus was not political. Two
years ago Mrs. Robson was de-
MED the use of the Phyllis Wheat
ley house auditorium when a talk
by her was sponsored by the Civil
Rights Congress, a communist
dominated group was banned.
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Six Detroit Youths
Guilty Of Murder

Port Huron, Mich. - (ANP) -
Six Detroit men have been found
guilty of second degree murder in
the robbery staying of a st. Clair
County Farmer.
Found guilty were Robert l..
Moving, 80, Thaddeus Thompson,
SO; erosion Carleton. 81; Syl-
vester Johnson, %; Joseph Jack
son, rs, and Arthur Hale, 80. They
were convicted Of the Oct. 10, 1851
murder of Alphonzo D'Hondt, IS,
at his farm house near Capac,
Mich.
The men were accused of kill
ling D'Hondt during an attempt
to steal metal scraps from his
farm. He died after being hit on
the head with the butt of a shot
gun.
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pews came from a member of the
Catholic weekly newspaper. The
Wanderer, which has carried a
campaign against ~" authorities
for allowing Carey McWilliams
and Harvard professor and author
Arthur Schlesinger, both alleged
to be left of center politically to
speak on campus. McWilliams was
the author who called Minneapolis
a "hotbed OF Anti-Semitism" five
years ago.
A survey proved he was correct
in his charges. The Wanderer also
campaigns against progressive
education. The paper did not pro-
test the campus appearance of
Sen. Joseph Mccarthy but left
wing groups in the Twin Cities
did to no avail Mccarthy spoke
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Time takes of everything dept few Harold
Stasen the big state politics still would like
legislation the
Mnnesoa With Staen washed Senator Hubert Humphrey
national figure.
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What happened to the guy who
winked at the elevator girl?" one
lobby romeo asked the other.
She took him up" was the
logical answer.
Two neighborhood gossips were
engaging in their favorite pastime
-gossiping. Suddenly one of them
observed in lowered voice.
There goes that Liza Jackson
with her ten chillun. My, but she
looks repugnant"
What again." exclaimed the
second gossip.
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Nobody Asked Ne, Bot:

Nobody Asked Ne, But:
best o be
you running year Joke
young with a watch chain his stomach
his old money
think father and should the movie Death of
Salesman"
always guys my get point
II really wants to grab check he doesn't get out
fumbed
envy anyone with a
Schwartz Communist
Alcoholics Anonymous
other mite eon picture that the pre-
ON o Hall
never a funny cowboy you?
Doesn't Autry sound like Harry Truman?
people
you compliment
faded.
never get phone whe commercials on.
Have a vveek
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Congratulate your graduates this
year with a pen set from the fine
selection at JERRY COLEMAN'S
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Robson :.
IEnnAAnmnd from m nn IL

NOOHIIHUtu IIOIl pHBe II
STA. These same leaders have ap-
plauded his attacks on Americas
general hypocrisy on the race
question.
The first intimation that Robe
son planned to come to Mime
apolis was an attempt by group
in Minneapolis called the United
Negro Labor Committee, a Com
munist front group, to obtain a
hall for his concert. The next