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Evening star., 1953-02-07
ADDISON HEIGHTS
OPEN SUM-, l TIL DARK

:. IUU4 IA ST.
NsTj xstb ss;, sxn.Sl,s5. S.6,ssd5rm brick bungalow.
lge.. liv. rm., sep. din. rm iHs'
equip. kit. full daylight bsmt., sas
heat; sodded lot; in conv. area.
Price, S16.S50. with terms. Dir:
Ss9t S4t Central ave. to Addison rd.,
house. THE GABLES CO., laos
Pa; ave; Sc, Ii. 3-6S66, DU. 7-4767,
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1918 < st. Realtor. Ma. s-0753
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'APITAL VIEW REALTY CO
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.
COLLEGE HEIGHTS

1st-FL. BEDRM. AND BATH
Lovely SNy custom-built Williamsburg CO.
lge. liv. rm. with firepl., din, rm.,
spacious fully equip kil., twin sized
bedrm: and bath; 2nd f.. 2 twin
sized bedrnls. and bath with excel.
storage space. Bsmt. has beautiful
paneled rec. rm: with firepl. and
Mcintosh. Elk. 3-24S0; ewes. AID.
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BERKSHIRE
OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
6 ROOMS, 2 BATHS
1906 HANSFORD ST

Practically new 6-rm. brick Cana
with breakfast nook, bedrni'' full
tiled bath: 2 .bedrms.; full tiled bath
md f.; full bsmt.. lge. fenced yard.
reau. Boiling Field, etc. Low down
payment. Can MA. S-9797; after 5
pm. LU. 1-0634.
DIRECTIONS: Out Marlboro pike 4
pikS. beyond stoplight in District
Aeights to large Berkshire sign on
CAPITAL. VTEw REArTv m
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'WOODMOOR RAMBLER
LOOK
BRICK RAMBLER

BRICK RAMBLER
1871 ELSoN COURT
vACANT-MAKE OFFER TODAY
Three bedrms.. liv. rm. with firepl.,
dining rm. All-electric Kitchen has
dishwasher and disposal. Aluminium
storm windows. screens and doors.
Cyclone fenced rear yard. Large dry
bsmt. Z. r. BOYNTON CO., EN-.
2-0S00, EN-. 2-6402.
To reach: Out New Hampshire ave.
to 1900 block. turn right on Esk-
ridge TO 18th ave.. turn right toI
ElSon pl. and left to Elson court.
-S
CALL JU. 5000
To Inspect These Homes
s11, ,0oo-S69. .25 per month includes
taxes and insurance. Cozy 2-bed-
rm rambler; full bsmt. $1,000 may
sTs s,S50-woodmore. mr.. public and
parochial schools, bus and shopping.
Three-hedrm. brick rambler; bsmt.,l
nice lot; vacant.
S31, 750--De luxe new 4 bedrmS., q
baths. lovely Woodside Park; ga
rage, porch. lEe. all-elee. kit. Silver
Springs finest.
Phillip b. Key CO., Realtors
442 WAYNE AVE.
SILVER SPRING. MD. -S
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OPEN SUNDAY, OZARK
~ CV,oo vooro Ava TaH

II sycamore. Ave-, TakOma
Centrally located, spacious new brick
naitnsalow; rit 1st f.. 2 bedrms., liv. rm.
a., expan. attic. with shed dormer.
Suit. for bar and 4 other rms,
plumbing and heat roughed in. Fuii
bsmt. with outside entr. Suit. for
rumpus rm. or extra sleeping rm, !;
IS0-ft. wooded lot. Conv. to every.
Carroll ave to Ethan Allen inter-
section Gateway sharp right on
Sycamore to house.
Phillip B. Key Co., Realtors
JU. 5000 It'll 8 PM. -S
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"A CLINTON, MODERN,
2,BEDROOM BUNGALOW
large. level, fenced lot; garage; full
rms; spotless cond. Assume al.
40 loan, terms to suit YOU. Mrs,
Cox LU. 2-Sl36. ATLAS REALTY
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Phone Popular 2-2361
Or call r. A. Waddill, Gaithershurg
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HOUSES FOR sALE-lAp.
OPEN SUN.
CHEVY CHASE
!. 3120 WINNETT Rn

Immaculate 4-yr.-old Colonial. Con-
tatns twin-sized hedrms., 2 baths,
Nv. rm. with paneled fireplace, sep
kit.;. screened porch; garage; full
bsmt; Less than blk. to D. c.. line
and transportation. Lge., Handicapped
lot with fenced back yard. Inspec-
ton will prove this house Is NOT
OVERPRICED. Owner has purchased
larger home and desires immediate
lent terms. Directions: From Chevy
Chase Circle turn right on Western
ave. mile to Winnett rd., left to
house. NJ. z. HYMAN, exclusive, OIL.
4-0741 nv nY AFS1T
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BUILT FOR BIG FAMILY

921 vIERS MILL RID.
ROCKVILLE. MD.
Sacrlnce price. $l4,750. First trust,
81 600. Entrance foyer, big living
room with fireplace, dining room,
equipped kitchen, master bedroom
and master bath, recreation room.
DuIit-in garage on frst floor. 8 bed
2nd. Small basement, auto. heat
Fenced ward, trees, Convenient to
everything. Mr.. Taylor, MA, $4,000
evenings, OIL. 4-3462. Listing No.
FREDERICK W. BERENs SALES. INC
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HILLCREST HEIGHTS
De Luxe Ramblers
5311 29th Pl. Sc.
Cononln %Cd 0Sn
LANGLEY PARK AREA

OPEN SAT-, SUN. / TILL DARK
New brick ramblers t2); each has
3 Dedrms,. liv. rm. with din. area
firepl.,. beaut. kit. with dishwasher
features. excel. financing. / house.
S14.D60; corner house. Sl5,25O
Dir: New Hampshire ave. TO Unit
versity lane, right to Old RIGGS re
left 4 blks. to Merrimack st. and oul
SIGN.
WM. SCHWARTZ, Realtor
Ex. 3-3421; JU. s-s777 teves.,
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BRICK COLONIAL,

DIG1Nh OOLONlAI
3 BedroomS-Basement
Large living room, fireplace, picture
window overlooking Sligo Creek
Family-size dining room, complete
Kitchen, breakfast bar. Three larger
than-usuai bedrooms. full tile bath.
Daylight basement, outside entrance.
screened side. porch. Large, level,
landscaped lot. Convenient to
schools. churches, Shopping and
transportation. At the amazing price
OF $i9.9b0, convenient terms. Trades
considered, immediate possession.
CalI Mr.. Conlon, EN-. 2-5192. List
ing No. MAO.
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES INC
1k22 x a. w o
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BRICK RAMBIERS

BRICK HANDLERS
Only $14,950
3 TWIN-SIzED BEDROOMS: FIRE
PLACE IN LIVING ROOM: SPA
C1OUS EQUIPPED KITCHEN; FULL
EASEMENT, OUTSIDE ENTRANCE;
lS0. LOT WITH TREES. CALL Mr.,
SKIES, Ma. $4,000.
FREDERICK y. gERENs SALES. INC.
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FOR SALE BY OWNER

ASSUME BIG GI LOAN
Lovely brick and stone Colonial To-
e blk, from CAP. Tr. 6uslines. First
door. large living rm.,. full din. rm.,
powder rm., unusually large kit,
full-sized bedrms.. nice bath. Full
bsmt with lavatory. First time on
market For appt. to see call MR..
KING III Q-lAAT s
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POTOMAC

Greet spring in the sparkling new
three bedroom rambler in Potomac
Village. Featured are a 2S' combi-
nation living and dining room,
Keystone Kitchen" including 10'
refrigefator, LAundromat and Gus
tom-made snack bar; lovely screened
porch and huge storage attic: one
acre site. Priced $27. $50. OLIVER
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TAKOMA PARK MD.

1900 BLOCK 18th AVE.
HOLLYWOOD brick rambler; bedrms.,
2 baths, Ice, equipped kit. lge. iiv.
rm. with hrepl;; lgs. lot; Attractive
Willoughhy Real Estate co.
SOC MASS. AVE. NE. Ii, 6.7O43
tContinDed on Next Paee.I
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UNDER S14 000

Near D. C, line. in Takoma PARK.
needing 2 bedrms. now and extra
bedFm. space in future, Det, brick,
large living fnl., modern kitchen
with dining space. sink with gar
baEe disposal unit: full basement.
gas heat and other extras. Wooded
area. Eve, TE. t-2233.
L. T.. GRAVATTE
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COLORED
1895 DOWN
lIVER TERRAC

RIVER TEHRACE
Modern row brick front-porch home
Five rms, tile bath. full bsmt.. oil
heat. real value for such q low
down payment Call Immediately.
LOUIS BRESSLER. ST. S-33s4. RA.
6-26S4. III
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w. BERENS SALES INC
1929 K ST NV
All Open Sun, / Til Dark


All Open Sun, / Til Dark
los1S kENsiEe,Fr6AnHL IN; rAHL ogTv osgTTvvcLosE,1N eI
Attrac. home plus investment for
future. In addition to livabie 8
Dedrm., white Cape Cod. the prop
erty has 12S-ft. corner frontage on
important thoroughfare, 3 bedrrns
On. and lge. rm. on 2nd floor: farm
renee around eXcep. large lot.
Eyes, Mr.. ownes. .JU. S-4226.
Ill R Conn. ave, ext. "a mile beyond
henS1ngton firehouse, right on sd.
Paul to open sign. ~
Bis WILLIAMSBURG DRIVE
quick SALE, ONLY Si6,950
Soi1dly built 3-bedrm., brick Colo
nial, with .paneled rec. rm.; good
yard for children. fenced; close to
schoo!s. Ewes. Mr.. Miller. JU.
5-914o. Dir: Colesville rd.. 4 Cor
nerS. right to Williamsburg dr., left
To our open sign.
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MICH. PARK HILLS, MD
S16.5O0

Beaut. det. 2-story residence IN nice
condition. consisting Of 9 rms. and
bath. fun bsmt.. lge. lot. Cali Mr..
Blackwood, LA. 6-3551.
Evening star., 1953-02-07

437 SOUTHWEST DR..
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE
with large picture window and
beautiful view; exceptionally de-
Sirable all-elec. kit; full basement
and earage: on wide lot. Open SUM-,
/ until dark. ROBERT e. HEATER,
Agent. Call Mr.. Coleman. Ju. g.
Out ColesYille rd. / mile past Four
Corners, left on Northwest dr., 1
block to Southwest dr.. then left to
open sign. -8
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HOUSES FOR sALE--s.w.
HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.

$5.5OO; BENSVILLE - Attractive
house, 2-acre lot: good terms.
JAMES E. MAHONEY, HU. 3-54IO.
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JAMES [. DIXON q CO.

College Park Proper
4614 Guilford Rd., Open 2-6
This all-brick home contains 9 lee.
rms, full bsmt. with auto. laundry.
comb. screen and storm windows.
garage, outdoor firepl. Can be at
trac. financed; terms. CARR d
TIPPETT, INC, 4410 Knox. rd.,
College Park, Md; WA. 1-61l6:
ewes, WA. 1889. 3
Evening star., 1953-02-07

40 NORTHWEST DR..
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE
Four bedrms., 2 baths. attractive
liv. fm.. full din. rm., splendid all
elec. kit; recreation rm.; inclosed
100 IT. wide. Open Sunday, / Til
dark. ROBERT Z. HEATER, Agent.
Call Mr.. Coleman. JU. 9-0O21; eve
nings. JU, S-5345. Out Colesville
I'd. mile past Four Corners to
Northwest dr.. left to Open sign.
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MORNINGSIDE
8 BEDROOMS

conv. to Andrews syisIS Field. stone front.
nice cond... ise. lot, excel. terms.
2 bedrms., bath on 1st floor; ige.
bedrm. upstairs. Mr.. Phtfer. 10.
S-S714 or LU. 2-3S75.
Paul P. Stone, Realtor
Evening star., 1953-10-22

Twenty Years Ago-Bucky
Harris signed a one-year con-
tract to manage the Boston
Red Sox.
Evening star., 1953-10-22
Tech Squad in Good Shape
For Notre Dame Game

ATLANTA. Oct. % (P).-
Georgia Tech survived a lengthy
passing and punting scrimmage
yesterday without serious injury
while coaches fretted over lack
Of weight in the line.
The team is in good shape for
Notre Dame. Only Roger Frey,
regular tackle, is definitely out.
His 215 pounds will be missed in
the Tech forewall, where Notre
Dame will be considerably more
rugged.
Although they are underdogs
for the first time in two years,
Tech players remain confident
they can measure the Irish.
Coaches are more doubtful.
They just don't know what the
center of the line, manned by
Orville Vereen Q8D and Frank
Brooks (185), lightweight guards,
will do when wedged by heavier
opponents.
Evening star., 1953-10-22
By the Associated Press

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, Oct. q.
The other day q new player
came out for football at William
and Mary. Coach Jackie Free
man fought off the temptation to
greet him with the college band
and a 21-gun salute.
II just poked out my hand and
said. glad to see you,'" Freeman
says. Il hope he won't be too
lonesome, there aren't many of
us to keep him company"
The recruit-a 28-year-old
graduate student who hadn't
played football since high school
brought the number on W&M's s
roster to 25 hardy souls. This
could be the smallest major
league squad in the country.
The numerically puny squad
wasn't Freeman's idea. Circum-
stances forced it upon him.
Seventeen lettermen graduated
last June. Ten or II other letter
winner%the exact number never
was revealed-were lost in the
cribbing scandal that rocked the
college earlier this year.
Freeman had to make do"
with what was left-by his own
Evening star., 1953-10-22
Gustofson Says Team
Is OutcIossed by Terps

MIAMI. Fla, Oct. % P.-
Coach Andy GustafSon says,
Maryland is too good for us and
Miami has no chance in this one. u
The Miami coach tempered his
statement bit when he added:
However, I believe our boys
are up for this game and will put
up a good battle"
The Hurricanes held secret
practice yesterday and the first
and second varsity units went
through dummy drill, spending
most of the time on defense.
GustafSon said he would start
the same team that opened
against Nebraska last week ex-
cept for Bob Nolan, who will re-
turn to left end in place of Tom
Pepsin.
Except for an injured guard,
Ted Lubas, Miami is at full
strength for the game, which is
expected to draw around $4,000
to the Orange Bowl tomorrow
night.
Evening star., 1953-10-22
Notre Dame
Continued From Page CT

lCOnGlnueQ from rage C-1)
football-wise," DruZe reports af-
ter watching the Yellowjackets
defeat Southern Methodist (6-4),
Tulane Glib and Auburn
1866. Tech also whomped
Davidson $50 and played a
scoreless tie with Florida during
the backlash of a hurricane.
I'm Bill Teas, right half" Druze
continued, land Hardeman at
left you'll have to stop two of the
best outside runners in foot
ball.
"Tech is the rangy type Of
team, similar to Oklahoma and
Texas. Coach Bobby Dodd ad-
mits that he looks for this type
Of material. So you know when
he uses a player the size Of Hard
eman he must be good. 49,
Game Test Of Fitness.
The game could be a physical
fitness showdown.
At South Bend yesterday the
temperature lowered in the high
80s and Leahy slowed down prep
arations.
Coming from the deep South,
Georgia Techs forces possibly
may survive better an excessively
warm day which seems likely on
the basis of present forecasts.
But that doesn't mean the
Irish will wilt.
It was under a scorching Okla
homa sun that the Irish out
lasted the Sooners, 1921.
Most of yesterdays Notre Dame
drill was spent in dummy scrim-
mage work, both extensively and
defensively.
Passing Practiced.
Part of the session was spent
in pass work with Quarterbacks
Ralph Guglielmi, Tom Carey and
Don Schaefer doing the tossing
to an array Of ends.
Johnny Gaffney, reserve soph-
omore fullback, was nursing a
pulled leg muscle, but Trainer
Gene Paszkiet says otherwise the
Irish are in fairly good shape.
There are no tickets left
not since August-and there is
no hotel space.
Interest in the contest grows
hourly and special trains will be-
gin pulling into South Bend to-
morrow. Georgia Tech will ar
rive by chartered plane tomor-
row for a final limbering-up on
the scene Of battle.
Evening star., 1953-10-22
Maryland
Continued From Page CID
against Arizona. Idaho. Hawaii,
Utah State and Denver.


against Arizona. Idaho. Hawaii,
Utah State and Denver.
Strong Defensive Record.
However, Maryland has given
up fewer points than any major
unbeaten team, only 10. The
Terps gave up one touchdown to
Missouri and two to Georgia and
held Clemson, Washington and
Lee and North Carolina score
less.
The Terps probably won't be
able to use Bill Walker, their
good right end, who suffered a
shoulder injury against North
Carolina last week.
Walker made the trip, but
more than likely will sit on the
bench. Tim Flynn, Russell Den
mis-, Paul Kramer, Jim Parsons
or Fred Heffner, all of whom
have had experience at left or
right end, probably will play for
Walker.
Bernie Faloney, who for two
straight weeks has been runner
up for Associated Press back-of- :
the-week honors, is in top shape
after a shaking up in the Caro-
lima game.
FalOney Leading ACC.
With Maryland heading into
the second half of its schedule,
Faloney stands an excellent
chance of succeeding former
teammate Jack Scarbath on the
All-America teams. Faloney
leads the ACC in total offense,
but his value to the team can
not be measured in cold figures.
Baylor, the Nations sixth
ranked team. is calling it's back
field the 'Fearsome Foursome"
but in Faloney, Chet Hanulak,
Dick Nolan and Ralph FELTON,
the Terps have a backf1eld that
the slogan would fit.
FELTON, is averaging go yards
a carry, Hanulak 81 and Nolan
So. In all, Maryland has eight
backs averaging better than 5
Evening star., 1953-10-22
W&M Coach Ready to Salute
As New Player Joins Squad

description "only about Is foot
ball players and whatever else
we could find" He has made
do" pretty well while regarding
even one-platoon football as
tough on a one-platoon squad"
The Iron Indians" upset
Wake Forest, 1914, in their
opener and next week astounded
everybody by holding powerful
Navy to a 6-6 tie. Then they
fell afoul of Cincinnati and,
when slightly favored. were mas
sacred, SIT. They recovered in
time to whip Virginia Tech, 1877,
last Saturday.
Success in the face of heavy
odds hasn't persuaded Freeman,
however, that a 25-player squad
is anything close to ideal.
"Sure, I'm proud of my boys
and I am constantly amazed at
the things they do. But I will
never try to go through foot
ball season again with as few
players as this. I'll resign first
81 don't think it's worth it. ]
feel too sorry for the poor kids
when they finish a game, all
banged up and so exhausted they
almost collapse. 1t takes us a
week to rest up from our last
game-we can't have any reaI
practices any more.
1--WE live from week to week
We have to-" Freeman laments
Just consider that two or three
injuries can wreck us, and you'll
see what I mean"
Injuries, for a fact, already
have struck telling blows at the
Indians. The tie with Navy left
them terribly bruised. Freeman
swears he had only three fully
able-bodied operatives to use
against Cincinnati.
Among the more notable cas-
ualties has been Freeman's prize
pair of tackles, Jerry Sazio and
George Parozzo; star Guard
Indy Cox; End Tommy Martin
Halfback Jack Place and End
Jeep Bednarik.
Exhaustion takes it's toll week.
ly. 1t has become a common
sight for 'W&M players to be
carried off the field after play
ing their hearts out for almost
a full game.
Right now, William and Mary
still is undefeated in the South
ern Conference and, with luck,
could carry off the league cham
pionShip. But Freeman diScour-
ages any such talk.
Don't quote me as saying we
will win another game" he eau
tions. "We might, of course
if we live through it."
Evening star., 1953-10-22
Cardinals Sign Spinks

PITTSBURGH, Oct. % (P.-
Fullback Jack Spinks Of the
Steelers was picked up for the
waiver price of $100 by the
Cardinals.
Spinks, former Alcorn (Miss)
A. and M. backf1eld star, was
injured in a preseason exhibit
ton game and has been on the
reserve list.
Evening star., 1953-10-22
Six Detroit Stars
Are Hurt, but They
Will Go toCoust
By the Associatsd Press

DETROIT, Oct. 22.-Coach
Buddy Parker of the Detroit
Lions moaned today that six of
his top-notch performers may
not be able to play against the
San Francisco Forty Miners Sun
day. But he's taking "the Grip
pies" to the West Coast, just the
same.
The Los Angeles Rams gave
the Lions, National Football
League champions, a 31-19 going
over here last Sunday.
Parker listed these doubtful
players because Of injuries: Half
backs Doak Walker, Bobby Ho-
ernschemeyer and Gene Ged-
man, End Cloyce Box and Les
Bingaman and Thurman Nc
Graw, linemen.
Evening star., 1953-10-22
CIV Regains Sturm
And Bosmans for
Game With W&M
By GEORGE Huber

Bob Sturm is ticketed to re-
turn as starting quarterback for
George Washington in Satur-
days game against William &
Mary at Williamsburg, and the
Colonials hope to add strength
in the line with Tackle Tom
Bosmans able to play.
A damaged shoulder kept
Sturm from playing all but a
few minutes of last weeks West
Virginia game. and while he
might not be fully recovered he
should be in much better shape
than last week.
Bosmans didn't play against
the MountaineerS, and now that
he is ready again his 100 pounds
and experience will be a big
help up front.
Safer to Play More.
Another player due for more
action than he has seen so far
is Halfback John (Skinny)
Safer. a sophomore from Fair
fax High School. He has been
used occasionally as a substi-
tute and averaged a bit more
than three yards a carry. He
was a quarterback last year and
showed some skill as a passer.
He has tossed only one pass
this year, with Halfback Bill
Weaver catching it for a 80
yard gain and touchdown against
North Carolina State.
The ColonialS finish practice
today and will go to Williams
burg tomorrow afternoon by bus.
First Team Strong.
George Washington's scouting
reports show the. Indians with
an excellent first team and ade-
quate substitutions at impor-
tant places.
The backfield features at least
two prominent candidates for
the All-Southern Conference
team in Quarterback Charlie
Sumner and Fullback Bill Bow
man.
Summer Versatile.
Sumner is real triple threat.
Although the Indians aren't
noted as passing team, Sumner
has completed 13 of 25 pitches
for the best average in the con-
ference. AS a runner he has
averaged better than eight yards
in 80 carries, and he's a good
kicker with a 35-yard average
in 81 boots.
Bowman, a 205-pound, 6-foot-
2 fullback, is strong runner
and blocker. He scored both
touchdowns in William & Mary's
victory over VPI last week,
enough to make the Colonials
particularly wary of him. Bow
man also has averaged eight
yards a carry, something that
none of the George Washington
backs can match.
In the line, the Indians par
ticularly are proud of Tackle
Jerry Sazio. a 6-footer who ad-
mits to 220 pounds and looks
heavier. He was injured and
played only bit last week, but
the Colonials expect to face him
most of the way Saturday.
Evening star., 1953-10-22
DoyIioht Football Jinx

SAN JOSE. Calf, Oct. % (P).
The San Jose State football
team will be up against a jinx
as well as the University of
Oregon Saturday afternoon. The
Spartans have played only nine
daylight games in the past five
years and have yet to win one.
Evening star., 1953-10-22
Failure Of Mister Gus
May Hand Fisherman
2-Year-0Id Crown
By the A..oeiotsd Pres,

NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-The q
year-old turf championship, for
1858 seemed to be dangling on
the hook today for C. v. Whit
ney's Fisherman. Apparently all
he has to do is win the worlds
richest horse race october 81
and it will be in the bag.
Fisherman won his fourth and
richest stakes yesterday at ia
maica when he Scampered of
with the $82,075 East View
Stakes, while Mister Gus, Ito
20 favorite, proved he was just
another colt named Gus.
The next start for Fisherman
will be the $25O.O0O Garden State
Stakes at Camden, N. j., one
week from Saturday.
A crowd of 20,018 hoped
aboard Mister Gus in the betting
for the mile and one-sixteenth
East View, but GuStave Rings
highly touted colt folded mis-
erably after setting the early
pace. Eddie Arcaro got him
home a poor seventh in the
field Of II.
POrterhOuSe Failed.
The 2-year-old situation
seemed to be settling down when
Porterhouse won the $117,000
Belmont Futurity October 3.
However, that Llangoellen Farm
ace finished fifth and last in the
$4,000 Pimlico Futurity last
Saturday.
Joe Gavegnano's Errard King,
who galloped to an easy triumph
in the mile and one-sixteenth
Pimlico F'uturity, and Fisherman
appeared to be the top American
colts in the lavish Garden State
Stakes, also at a mile and one
sixteenth.
For international flavor in the
Garden State there is Pie King,
the English 2-year-old cham
pion owned by Ray Bell and FL
wood Johnston of Los Angeles.
Wen start Fisherman and
maybe CatSpaw in the Garden
State" said Syl Veitch, the
Whitney trainer, just before he
saddled Fisherman to win the
East View.
Winnings Reach $123,O75.
Previously, Fisherman had
won the Great American and
Cowdin Stakes at Aqueduct and
the Champagne at Belmont. His
$6O,1OO jackpot yesterday raised
his total winnings to $123,075.
The Garden State winner is ex-
pected to get about $150,000 in
cash and probably will become
the early favorite for next years
Kentucky Derby.
Fisherman was the second
choice yesterday and paid $8.10,
S4.70 and $3.70. Correlation, a
35-to-1 shot. was second and
paid $40 and $11.90 and Palm
Tree. third, paid $3.50 to show.
Mister Gus, who was widely
ballyhooed after winning his
only other start in near=world
record time recently at Belmont,
probably will skip the Garden
State.
HE has to win the East View
to confirm that Belmont race"
said Ring, a Washington builder,
before the horses took the
track. "If he doesn't win, I
don't think well go to New Jer-
sey.
II think he has been way over
publicized. Out there is where
they have to prove it," said Ring,
pointing toward the track.
Arcaro said Mister Gus "was
a big disappointment to me.
Everybody was taking back and
maybe that's why he got the lead
for the short time he had it,"
Evening star., 1953-10-22

yards every time they carry
the ball.
The Terps will remain in Mi
ami Saturday and will return
home by chartered plane Sunday
morning