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mind off his comeback. but it
was no use.
He was more nervous than
before he rode his first race"
Scurlock said.
Wore His Old Boots.
The only piece of equipment
Sande did not borrow was his
boots. They were the same ones
he wore when he rode his last
race in 1882.
Ted Atkinson, who was 2 years
old when Sande rode his first
race in 1917, offered Earl a pair
of goggles, but he replied that
he wouldn't know what to do
with them.
Sande never had used the new
starting gate, but he got Honest
Bread to the front after three
strides and stayed there until
the stretch when the horse ran
out of wind.
The idol of the roaring '20s,
Sande was cheered by the crowd
Evening star., 1953-10-06

tory in the 1880 Derby. He came
back once before to ride a Derby
winner. After a bad fall at Sara
toga in 1924 it was thought that
Sande's riding days were over.
The next spring he was back
and to make his comeback con-
vincing he wanted to ride the
Derby winner. With the owners
permission, he tried to buy the
mount on the favorite, Quatrain,
from Jockey Benny Bruening,
but the latter refused to give it
up. Sande took the best he
could get, which turned out to be
field horse, Flying Ebony, the
winner.
In 1923 Sande won 80 stake
races, a record that never has
been equaled.
Few jockeys have kept on 60
ing after they passed the half
century mark. The list includes
Goggles" Mccoy, Mack Garner
and Willie Obert.
Evening star., 1953-10-06
Only DeMatha Is Idle
In Scholastic Card Of
26 Games This Week

Only DeMatha High School of
Hyartsville will be absent from
football activity this week when
area scholastic teams play 26
games.
A District Interhigh division
III, contest opens the heavy
schedule tomorrow afternoon
when Dunbar faces Phelps Vo-
cational at Brooks Stadium at
3 pm.
Dunbar. undefeated SO far and
one of the favorites in Division
II competition this year, has
recorded victories over Cardozo
24-6, and Bates of Annapolis
1910. Phelps has won only one
of it's three games to date, drop
ping it's opener to Huntington
High of Newport News, 1876;
beating Douglass of Baltimore
60, and losing to Armstrong last
Wednesday. SO.
Eight of Fridays 1S games will
be in league competition. The
Wilson-Tech encounter at Tech
heads three-game slate in In
terhigh division y play. Two
undefeated teams in the Inter
state Academic Conference will
clash Friday afternoon when
Friends plays at Landon.
League action among Virginia
teams in the Washington area is
limited to two Friday games
Mount Vernon at Lane of Char
lottesville and Lincoln at George
Mason, plus Herndon at Occo-
guam Saturday. The two powers
OF the Northern Virginia Dis
trict. Washington Lee and
George Washington, are out OF
town Friday night.
The Catholic League and the
Maryland Bi-County League
have scheduled one game each
over the week end. Bethesda
Chevy Chase takes on North
western Friday night and the
Catholic contest pits defending
champion st. Johns against
John Carroll at the Catholic
University Stadium Saturday af-
ternoon.
The complete schedule:
Tomorrow.
Dunbar VS.. Phelps at Brooks Stadium
Wilson at Tech, 1913.
Sooldge at Roosevelt, 3:15
Sham6erlain at Western, 3:15.
stsdinms sdRlmsara 7 p'm, vs; Armstrong at Brooks
-, Mount Vernon VS.. Lane at charlottes-
vile, s pm.
Lineoln, at George Mason. e:3o.
Betnesoa- Chevy Chase at Northwest
Friends at Landon. $3.50
Gonzaga at Anacostia, 3:15.
Washington-Lee at Portsmouth, pm
:. George. Washington VS.. Thomas JEFF
ier$oh Toirfsx at Richmondt RI n n16to s pm
Woodward Prep VS.. Baltimore Junior
College on the Ellipse, $50.
Blair at Hagerstown. s pm.
ST.: Stephens at Quantico, 7:3O.
Wilson w at Wakefield. $50.
Saturday.
John Carroll VS.. st. Johns at Gu
Stadium, 2 pm.
p,d e Episcopal yySS. st. Christophers at
Herndon at Occoquan, 2 pm.
Osbourn at Falls Church. 3 pm
Bell vs.. Thomas Edison in Balti-
more, 2 pm
Eastern VS. Bladensbure at North
western. pm.
ANNAPOLIS al Suitland, pm.
Evening star., 1953-10-06

of 1929 from the time he ap-
peared in the post parade until
after he weighed out in the
winners circle. The great SEN
timent in the crowd was evident
because Honest Bread was listed
at 10 to l in the morning line,
but went off the second choice
at $7.80 to 81 in the 6-furlong
race.
Sande, who will be SIS years
old November Is, tipped his pink
cap to the crowd in acknowledge
ment. The veteran, who lives
in a hotel at Westbury, Long
Island, seemed pleased by his
reception. He weighed Ill
pounds, and looked trim in the
salmon pink and emerald green
silks of Mrs. Ethel Jacobs, wife
Of the famous trainer and owner
of Honest Bread. The gelding,
who was making his second start,
carried 100 pounds.
1t was Sande's first race, since
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marches this season have been
halted by penalties, fumbles and
pass interruptions. The Terps
drew fewer penalties at crucial
moments against Clemson but
they lost the ball three times on
fumbles, twice on a mixup in
signals on handoffs.
New Orleans is celebrating
Sugar Bowl Appreciation Week
Friday and Saturday in a cele-
bration marking the beginning
of the 10th season.
In connection with the BAN
quet the Sugar Bowl records
have been brought UP to date
and Maryland's name still is in
five of the bowl marks.
Ed Fullerton tied for individ-
ual scoring honors with his two
touchdowns while Maryland
holds the record for most passes
intercepted "a: most yards Pc
nalized (125); most fumbles CD
tied with Oklahoma, and most
fumbles recovered (6).
Tickets for Saturdays Mary
land Georgia game at College
Park can be obtained at the Byrd
Stadium ticket Office; Mitchel's
at 28O6 Fourteenth street NV;
Bethesda Sport Mart at 7012
Wisconsin avenue, and Fairway
at 1923 G street NV.
Evening star., 1953-10-06
CoIoniaIs S GET Chance
To Hand Humiliation
Back 10 Cavaliers
BY George Huber

George Washington's football
team this week probably will find
itself in the strange position of
being favored over a team it
hasn't even scored against in the
last three years.
The Colonials meet Virginia
Saturday at Alexandria, and it is
likely they will be favored by one
or two touchdowns. CIV has
won both its starts, over Virginia
Military, 14-13, and over North
Carolina State, 20-7. while the
Cavaliers were bowling to Vir-
ginia Tech, 20-6, and to South
Carolina. 1870
CIV has defeated Virginia
only once in IL games, taking
20-12 upset decision in 1948 at
Charlottesville in game that
was supposed to be a soft-touch
opener for the Cavaliers. The
Cavaliers made up for that error
with one-sided game the fol-
lowing year and for the last three
years have taken the Colonials
handily without being scored
upon.
Unnecessary ClObbering.
In fact, last year Virginia
poured it on numerically and
unnecessarily, clobbering tn e
Colonials. 500. Many of the
Cavalier rst-stringers still were
in there marching against CIV
at the end of the game, and it
was a humiliating defeat the
Colonials won't forget soon.
The Colonials came out of last
Saturdays game in at least fair
physical condition. Several play
ers were banged around, but none
so seriously they won't be ready
for the game Saturday.
One injury cropped up in yes
terday's practice session at Frog
Island when Pat Kober, depend
able right end. received a cash
over his right eye that required
eight stitches to close.
Loss Would Be Serious.
1t is doubtful he'll be ready
to play Saturday, and if he
does have to miss the game it
will be a serious loss. Ko5er, a
junior from Anacostia High
School, is one of those solid
players who doesn't make the
headlines. He is a 6-foot-1,
197-pounder with a lot of drive.
Among the other players sport
ing bruises are Guards Dick
Gaspari and Carl Bodolus. Cas-
pari, who does the extra point
kicking, has a twisted leg re-
ceived in a pileup early in the
second half last Saturday, while
Bodolus has a sore neck as the
result of running into team
mate while tackling Eddie " est,
the visiting quarterback.
Evening star., 1953-10-06
Terror Floors Referee
And Loses Mat Match

Both the Golden Terror and
Gene Staulee were winners in
the feature wrestling match at
Turner'S Arena last night, only
the Terror's victory was over the
wrong guy.
The Terror, who has we'll
deserved reputation for rough
ness, twice f1oored Referee Matte
Brown. Brown thereupon dis
qualified the Terror, awarding
the match to Stanlee, that clean
Evening star., 1953-10-06
living example of young Ameri-

living example of young Ameri-
can manhood.
Another mailman who made
the mistake of slugging Brown
was Bibber Mccoy. Brown, who
at one time had some repute as
a heavyweight boxer, slugged
back, knocking Mccoy to the
canvas, where he was soft
touch for the Mighty Ursus.
There were several other
matches.
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Sports
Roundup


dependsnts. seeing plainly The waJ
TIE bowl wind h hlowing. hkely
will be hound In an sight-team COZ,
ferenes within snoiAsr tao sea
sons. al he latest
Used % be that . winning hide
pendent had aboua a. good q
chance a. any footban team al
playing IN enc q the rich New
Years Day games. but no more
Ths varieus bowl committees.
weary II the annnai scramble 10
Land The big teams. are leaning
mere and more - fixed agree
meals with eonfsFencs eAsmpions.
Al the momsns. ealy the Sugar
snd cottoa bowls q ne Big
-Four" are not eompleiely con.
mitted % snch a. am angemenl
Those behind ne move % form
. nsw league feel tAsre woaid b.
. sood ekanee of h1oking - VITA
|one o. TIE ether 81 them.
n Piftshurgh can b lnduced 10
give 40 Is Big Ten aspirations
and join such q Ersup. Penn State
probably Would Gene slong to-
Add vlllsnova. Hoy Cross. Ford
ham. Bosfon College. Boston Uni-
vsrsiiy and LshisA and yea would
have q eonferenee Il considerable
bowl appeal.
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wuuld giss ths hey wssi csneAa
sas Fssagnifiaa upstEas thsy -
FieAly deserve.
An extra long halalms sAow 4
bend nannsd ing sAs sflsA.
Regardless ef whsi fhs upsgais
szper1 say. 4 80 - ssassms'
win0up ~ ths Key West eieven-
tnsy lave heard nsthlns e ans
ConeA Bowl" came they are sup.
posed 10 play.
Meanwhile Interest 81 Key wesl
Boosters wlil hs esnisrso GO ~
ami wednesday niant when south
nfuward takes 60 ne Miami Teeh
slsssn y . coid Coasl Confsranes
siaFt TIE eams vi decide ne IN.
u Ssandings h TIE leg. Aflar tar.
lns z pAysieal peandlns fFom Key
west Broward Gas walIopsd s..
: " fhs Palm Bsaea Gsvsn las.
Friday.
A win ior TIE Tsehmsn wuuld
gixe Key west undispussd pnssss.
slon q the fArga Geld Cosst tie
he woEsi tAsy eaa eoms - 20 4
. tie.
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Is Seniors Will Play Final
Game For Key West Here

sixieen msmbern AZ the KEY West
Hlgh Sehooi football team - be
seeing their laai bil 4 action il
tha erimson sd whlte apanaies
Thurnday evenlng when ne ConxAs
faekie Jeiiersoa fiish s<keoa a
Tampa h their seaEan finsle.
Elesen oi those senAoFs are first
9tring seFfoFmera. makina n nsees.
sary ~ coaeh 70 Beckmsn b
taekle . faA scale rshulldina %
fer nexf years eamp&ign-
TIE hes a Ioitin ice Pineda
and Blif SalRado throuah eradus.
tinm I'll b. . severe boo % the
Conehs whiis their line wii suffer
from tie loss q siu Lagun Ronnis
PindeF. Glynn Arches. FRANK BET.
anrourt. Joe Gates and Frank Ter.
nandex
Starting ends Jim solomon and
halph white I'll also BE- sorniy
missed.
The Conchs wlI suffer defensive.
~ when Glbhy Gates. ard Hal 81.
emon piay their last game for key
West Don tvux h snother starter
Mo I'll be AMONG the missing
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Gene next seasam. 0theF backs
slated % grsausie are blockinz
haek. Ira siberman. ard wing.
backs Vinee Caiaia and Ceorgs
LnatreA
TIE Tkanksgising Dag elash wiah
fefIeFson looms - . Tremendous
battle ot prver ioothaA wsGh both
clubs emplgying TIE sinxls wina
fnr 81 aitaek
On ne bass Il II least one CON.
paFaiive aeore. the teams ere rated
abom sxen. JEFF tsok TIE measure
q Mlaml Teeh ~ . he score
Key west drmbbed that team Mo.
BIT. the Tampans lave beea meet.
ia . loi tomgher eompstition than
ne conehs. ney are Q Be Tea
club-tha tirsl nat Key west hes
ever tackled.
a thonaan6 eKtfa hleaeheF seats
are BEING ADDED for the turkey dav
clash. n wih be Key VESTS homs-
coming III wiih scores of ax.higA
achod ssndents slated 10 be home
frum college fow the hnlidays A
host 81 Tsmpa fans are expected te
BE- here Coz the tlli IN which . via
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ANNAPOLIS. Nd. - - NAVY
awaited . ransom note today. con.
lidsni Army woali return the Md.
diss' kidaaped scat before the
Army-Nsyy football game.
Bnly XII. Nays hlne-gray mas,
ct was amuaaied cut Il his shed
IN Thompson Stadium b. Enidenfi,
fisd parties during TIE early. fog,
shroudsd hours yesterday morn.
ins.
Last night. Naval Academy on.
Gals sad they bad been informed
niily had bsen unveiled al fhs
evening meal formation Of west
poini.
About 4 an. yesterday an
anonymons female" called add
asked 4 Bllly was IN his shed. A
gnard dispatched b. check found
tAs scat gone. lie also found two
empty ehloroform cans.
A sharp finger IL saspleion was
poinied ~ the Army soeeer team
whicA isft here al nOoa yesterday
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oas sscond lsl IN - sscuns qusr.
isf. thsa ieund Nm aeam wisA "a
seceodt lef1 n tAs eama II tAa
nnal psriod
TIE laa &c Saturday e As
eeaaea raa pretty macA true q
iorm. TAs 30 games Il ths day
were Co tAe Wesi Coast. whaFs
CCLA an6 slanfprd we're I'D ~
ne eoafsrsnes Led ne uelaas
dsfsaind &uthaFn califormia isa
and slanfued eouid g - hstiar
tAaa tis callfsrnia an.
orsgoa ststa q tsam tAas euula-
NJ seors q potnf n ne flrsi I've
gamea. SURPRISED 80 and sl ~
beatiaG oregaa 20 and Miasissip-
y soufhern whieA Earie4 ed o.
seaaoa wifA a. upssi ever Ala
eama. fialsAsd epsFsiieas ~
tknmping ceurgia re Finally.
Harvard upsn6sd rals ne
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NEW YoRK R-soms days Q
man ean't make . dime. 40 Ned
Peter. resident exert ior the new
magazine Teams Weird. VII Be-
Glad b attest.
On TIE day Ned's annnal ranking
q ne worlds amateurs hit tia
dssk they also payed the semi.
finala q TIE New South wales
ehampionships IN farsway sydney.
Thlngs came badly unstuck.
Peter ranked the first i've: CD
Tony Trabert. United States; ca
ksn Rosswall. Australia; CD We
selxas. uniisd states; lO garo-
slas Drobny. EOps: l0 Lewis
Head. Australia.
In real lie. Hosd beat TIE be.
jabbers cot Of the hoEsymooning
Trsbsrt. giving Tony only three
games In the first tie sets. Rose.
val id likewiss b Seixas. making
VIC look hke ahout o Ne. Q. Drohny
was de, thankfully.
n seems ohxious that whatever
afflicted the AuSsaa whia kids al
Forest HIS last sumner. whsn
hoth persisted missFably In TIE
semifnals. has been cured. Ths
Davis Cup looks farther away than
ever az ne moment.
A Set of hungry Northeastern In.
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Jackson Win
HiShlights
Big Play

~ ~ @@@@t@3 49, NMM&8
Miami JaeksonS stunning 81 tri.
umpA ever Tampa HiIlahoruueh
highlighasd FloFida DC Tea Con.
fsrenes fooahaIl activity Las wsek.
end.
Hillsboruash, whlCA Aad won five
and lost two against cunlerenea
tees. was NJ mateA Coz TIE Inspired
CeneFals q Miami who boosted
tier eircuis record Do "a
In othar eonfarenea action. Coral
Gates thnmped Fen Lauderdals
-; Jaeksoavills Lsndnn surpri.
sed Lakaland 10; jacksonville Lee
defeated Orlando Boone is-T; and
Tampa Jefierson won rs firss eon-
fersnee game az tie season afser
four defeats. whlpping g. Peters
burg u-l1.
west Palm Beach thrashsd south
BFuward Sc In q non-confersnes
zane ard orlande Edeswatsr weui
|euisids 10 taks . llekiae from san-
lord ias.
NAamAtmm.
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NEw YoRK A-TAs iog-uos ne
sane &c that has been plaguing
the Easa ior re past wsek-was
beglnnlng 10 In ever % slixhsly
ioday e. ne eonfased bowl pc.
tnrs. II Rose Bowi and oranes
Bewi pfpmossu wsre tass aboui
ct e 4
nus 50 foshoand were ne Co.
tnn Bowi and Sugar Bowl chief.
talna. They have plensy q teams
from wAlch 10 make TIER selee.
slana. - they didn't have the falnf.
est ncGian of how 10 50 about Trim.
mins aAs list e ehnhles.
And sale the prom0ssrs wsrs
scrsicklng Their heads. ne eoaeh.
e and players hsd plenty 70 NAL
over n ne waks of Metre Danes
is-ia tis vita Iowa. There was No
susstion that TIE Hawkeyes
knoeked the CLOAK of lnvincihilily
OF aha lrish.
But what of Notre Danes tao.
tics-m b re Q better word.
dramat<s - that al bit saved
Prank Lsahy's boys from defeat.
First 4 was FFank varriehone who
eaussS q "inured player" time
ous wilh one seeond 10 o. In the
glrss ali and the lrish behind.
They promptly tied a. Then An
Hustler and Don Penaa I'D TIE
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Browns Can
|Clinch Pro
Title Sunday

NEW Y0nK R-cisvsland's N.
hamasa nrewna. wamnsr II mlns
nsmaa, ean ellneA ~ Eastern Co.
fsrunes tie snnday Or sAalr era
6lxialnmal ehnmpnnaAip N tha NJ
alenal FeoGhan Leagne - ths
western Ceufersncs rec egal1
wsn % Fight dowm te tAs fiaal
DAP e ne season on Dee. L.
Ths Browns moved wilhin &c
vleiory II the title yesterday b
e6glng TIE Ptttsburxh saeeiers ala
and there's nothins IN tks books
d lndieais tAsy wont ehaik %
Nc. 10 81 ne eKp@nse TIE wialesa
chieaso cardinals sundsy.
DsiFoif's Llons still held 10 9
Aali game Iced ever ne I.os An
eeles Rams IN the Western divi,
sea siisF bsatins ths chieass
Bears MIA Ths Rsms stayed 9Th.
In slriking dislanee with q ALL
win ever TIE Baltimore Colts. And
lha Saa Franeisco eeers remained
only q game OF tie lead sfssE
dewning ths Grssn Bay Packers
NJ.
Al three face uAat figures to
be comparatively easy opposition
ms week. TIE Linns take On TIE
Packers Thursday uh1e tAa Rams
meet the chieaeo Bears and ths
sssrs tansla VIII ths Gets d Balii-'
mere. 4.
washingion dsfsated ne New
Vera Giants a1.1i IN the only game
yesterday tat nd 10 bearing 90
shs upper strata II ne standings.
On Saturday nlght TIE hgA-seoring
PhiladslpAis Eagles won Their
Ska ssraigha 10 retain . maths-
maiieal ehanee 81 catching the
Browns. TAsy dsisatsd u Car.
dlnals 80.
he Browns nd q tussls viii
ne Slsalsrs bit. 90 usual. CON.
bined TIE pltehing arm Il otio
Graham and Lea croaa's tos ioF
vieiory. rs veteran clsveland
quarteFback toased too Touchdown
possesses for s. yards 10 Ray
kenfFp and ne glher for u yards
10 Darrell BrewsteF-and crusa
Kicked tee fiald goals.
The Lions came iron behind CO.
thelr victory with Dosk waIker
scoring one touchdown. kicking twa
fiald goals and adding ths extra
points aflsf beth taIlies. Bcbhy
Lano eompleted a passes out a
e attempts Cor 81 yards.
TIE Rams traded 1T gong int
lhe final psriod. Norm van Broek.
In tied Il with Q ss-yard heavs
10 vaamin Smith. And thea Hsrh
Rich ran - Intercepted pass bach
- yards iof NE winning toacA-
dowg.
n tssrs scored twice Ia De
first psrsod and nswer we're seri-
ously challenged.
I've pass lniarcaplions b Johnny
Williams set ~ last.period scores
IN TIE Redskins' trimmpA ever ths
Ciants.
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ted foF ne iea1errAlp 81 ne go.
" formed Auanne cosa Coassr.
ence. shich sen6s - skampiau a
ne oranxe bcml
Bot Z q iaeuiiy vuss 8 rsquirsd
4 q ineoneeiFahls gAat Marxlana
woald not ST ne - Duks las
eeen heater twiee ard led ancs
and ssin @ass face NortA Care
Ina.
cOttoa B0wi offxlals are hssns
fcrced 10 wat Cor ne ed q ~
southwesi Coaferencs ssasoa q 20.
lermine TIE ~ team Rixht go
Bayior. Rice ard Teas are ted
&c Ne lead. Baylor snd Ries "a
81 each ether Saisday. - ons wll
Be eliminated
ofileiAls sad thsy Asped 10 e.
eide ths visiting team wishin tAs
next q hoart GeorKia Tea las
ne inside traek. althoagA stsn 90
for eonsidefstioa are Keutneky
West Nirxinia. Aabra. Alabama
and Miasissippi
n Mississlppl can 81 ~ Mlssis.
sippi state. heweser. and ems ne
Southeasiern Conferenes tile, a
probaky wln 90 10 tAe sagar Bowi
against the seeoad place tsam n
The Southwest Conferenee. n STATE
sins. the Southeastern Co1ferenes
ehampioa would b decided b. ne
Aabama-Auburn game Saturday
The Souiheaaiern conieFenee vietor
usually plays IN ne SUGAR Bowl
"A for ths Mere Dame-Iowa STATE
fraeaa. and TIE Fsperruaslona thsfe-
Il. ths eoaehss had 10 look al n
ons Il tie vayE
I. he lrish eserstspped them.
selves ard used plata sknlidng.
gerry IN thslr Desperate land sc.
eessfull attsmpf 70 kesp her -.
defeated aksin going.
q Anything sees IN footban and
90 loae as officials eant can 20
On Il. h's legitimate.
Al AIDES mainfained q disereel
silence today.
Bot both accidents gave Ralph
GuGlielmi q chance 10 set of des
peration passes 90 Dan Shannon
lie hii viiA 60 ilyard las vii
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Stars, Eagles
Fight


Ths Eagles sad ne ssars hatasd
- Innings r. Q IS tie yesterday
ahsrnooa IN q baseball zane play.
81 a. oeeanvisw Para.
ODD Nan" Gmire Dina twirled
rss frst ain frames for ne stkru
and allowed four runs and an hlss
vale Kaki RodEignsn hurisd ne
balance a TIE eontess allowlna
four lis END &c run. Eaeh piieh.
e. famed slgki haliara.
Yer TIE Kaglss. Pwtisr hurled
TIE hrsi three frnmea. aIlowlna
bus ons hit. Carey reasved IN
IIoF a. inning and Q hall and TEA
0allaghar plteAsd the halanee q
Ne eonisst allswing - Funs and
seatisrsng i've runs.
TIE Starr seersd TAR nrst Fun
n ne ssesnd inning wAsa Rsesrss
deubled and RedEienez sans Nm
home via 0 sereaming triple.
Ihe Eagles tied TIE score n the
shlrd inning whsn Davis vas sais
g an error and stole sseond base.
fis reached thlrd On en- lnfsnld
srror ed scored % 60 inheld M
~ baifsse. In ths foursh. the IA.
See seorsd tho rmns wen Henaer.
sen triplsd and Brows singlsd %
score I'm. Carey thea iripled hlm
acme and seorsd himself @ q
sacrifice.
ne ssars scored four N Ia
ma Wien wills walksd and Pam
hli . singie. Ths bases wers loaded
Wien Garcia reached first q A
error. Singles ~ Lastrss and no6.
Fignea plated ne four runs
In ne sixth lnnlns. ths Fades
scored . single counter whsn ~
Alec sc an infisld hit end Header.
800 sacrificed him 10 ssesnA,
srewn singled 10 night fisld %
score hin.
TIE stars knottsd TIE count A
ne ssvsaiA innins whsn ne lasl
ran of ne game we scored a
Porsier singled DO len and Callae.
Ihsr sacrificed him 10 sscond. d
larey ~ . singis 10 esnisr and
rornef seeFed TIE tying run.
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ranners 60 sseend al third wa
ens CT bit they couidnr score
In TIE thirtssath. ths Eaelsa 80
. ehsnes When three runnsF. raaeA.
81 base BIT tAsy failed IN TER
scoring bid
Al est Ksatlng Drown e tks
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500 had too or the stars. Rchersa
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N0TRE DAME Injuries" COME
IN FOR HOT DISCUSSION TODAY

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post-mertems.
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wound ap IN Q tie witA Illlnois foF
the lsagns championship. each 9TH
q reeorl 81 81.
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deadlock. 80 Commissioner Taz
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sentatives 10 chieago 10 discuss
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IN the eoaferenee. emerged ths
winner.
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victory over Alabama. TIE Terps
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