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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-08
By the Associated Press

CHICAGO, Sept. 8.-Midwest
football briefs =.
Illinois touchdown twins, j. c.
Caroline and, Mickey Bates,
scored three times in a scrim-
mage yesterday, with Caroline
going over the goal line twice ;. :.
Other touchdown jaunts came
from Kenny Sweinton on a So
yard run and Harry Jefferson
who scampered "a yards. =.
Four Ohio State regulars are
still on the sidelines with inju-
ries. They are Quarterback John
Borton, Ends Dean Digger and
Dick Brubaker and Guard Jim
Parker Coach Woody Hayes
termed yesterdays workout "a
successful practice We didn't
get any serious injuries :"
Irish Lose Bucci.
Senior Quarterback Don Bucci
will be lost to Notre Dame for at
least six weeks because Of a dis
located shoulder suffered in a
weekend scrimmage Coach
Terry Brennan announced he'll
give Sophomore Jack Witucki a
crack at the open fullback spot.
Minnesota held it's first week.
day scrimmage of the year as
line coaches concentrated on
team blocking Pass offense
also got major attention -.
Halfbacks Earl Smith and Ed
die Vincent made some nice runs
in an afternoon scrimmage at
Iowa Kicking and passing
were emphasized during the
morning workout =.
At Indiana, Coach Bernie
Crimmins took advantage of a
break in the hot weather and ran
his team through a 45-minute
scrimmage :. John Bartkiewicz
filled in at fullback for the in
iured Les Kun who has a pulled
muscle
Minor injuries slowed Purdue
drills as eight men were with
held from contact work All
are expected to be ready for linn
tied work tomorrow with the ex-
ception of End Bob Bergman
and Fullback Jerry Jansen. Both
have leg injuries which haven't
responded to treatment :.
Crisler's Son Hurt.
Three Michigan players, in
Guiding Scotty Crisler, son of
former Coach Fritz Crisler,
turned UP with injuries yester-
day ). The other two are Half
back Tom Hendricks and Guard
Jim Fox None is considered
serious.
At Michigan State, Coach
Hugh Daugherty announced rec
ord high temperatures will not
disrupt practice sessions. &.
Daugherty. said the workouts will
be altered SO the players will not
suffer but added the regular
routine would not be changed.
Sophomore Quarterback Ed
Broker shared first-string duties
with veteran John Rearden at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-08
Troy Hopes 10 Use
Cartier Bout 10 Gain
Status as Contender

Middleweight Willie Troy of
Washington hopes to use his bout
against Walter Cartier at Tur-
ner's Arena a week from Friday
night to re-establish himself as
a leading contender for Bobo Oh
sons championship.
Both Troy and Cartier are
rated in the upper bracket of the
160-pound division and the win
ner should move to within reach
ing distance of a chance at the
crown.
Troy almost had a title shot in
his grasp after a bout here last
December. In that one he was at
his best before a national tele-
vision crowd as he stopped Ran
dy Sandy in seven rounds. just
before that he had stopped Lee
Sala here in five rounds and
after the Sandy triumph Man
ager AL WE'LL spoke confidently
of moving against Olson.
Something happened, namely
a loss to Joey Giardello. that put
a temporary halt to that plan.
Now Troy is on the move again
and only recently put away Tony
Anthony. good young middle
weight.
The need for making a come
back is nothing new to Troy, al
though he has won q fights, 81
by knockouts. against two losses
in his short career.
His first defeat came from
Holly Minis here in March of
last year, and Troy had to
bounce back from that. He did
it in rather convincing style with
seven straight knockouts, in
Guiding those over Sala and
Sandy, before running into Giar-
dello. Now he's working his way
back to the top.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-08
Amateur Boxing Card
Auqments Auto RACING

There will be a lot of bang
ing" at West Lanhan Speedway
Friday night with three amateur
boxing bouts scheduled to be fol-
lowed by a demolition derby in
volving old cars. The regular
stock car races with a 25-lap
feature will wind up the pro-
gram.
The boxing show will be
staged by members of the Lam
ham Boys Club. Bobby May
berry will meet Bobby Evans in
the 50-pound class, Frank Clark
will oppose Dave Evans in the
75-pound class and George john
son will take on Frank Mercilli-
oft in the 95-pound class.
The feature stock car field
will be headed by Charlie (Pee
Wee Pobletts. winner of the
last two main events.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-08
60-Lop Race Features
Card at Old Dominion

A 60-lap feature, to be fol-
lowed by destruction derby in
volving eight old cars, headlines
the weekly stock car racing pro-
gram Saturday at Old Dominion
Speedway, Manassas. Post time
is $3.50 pm.
+ Bill Goodman of Riverdale
and Dave White and Herman
Meador of Washington will be
among the area drivers compet-
ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-08
Colts Hi Trail tomorrow;
Face ; Games in 9 Days
By tn Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Sept. 8.-The
Baltimore Colts leave tomorrow
for Tulsa. where they will play
an exhibition with the Pittsburgh
Steelers Friday night.
The Colts beat the Philadel-
phia Eagles and the Steelers in
their only two exhibitions so far.
They will play three times in
nine days.
After the Steelers, they meet
the Chicago Cardinals a week
from tonight, and on Saturday,
September Is. play the Washing
ton Redskins in Baltimore.
That will wind up the exhibit
ton series and the Colts will
start playing for keeps in the
National Football League Sep
TENDER 26 against the Los An
geles Rams in Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-08
McKeldin Lands Marlin
After 25-Minufe Battle
BY the Associeted Press

OCEAN CITY. Md, Sept. g.
Gov. McKeldin landed a 65-
pound marlin yesterday on q
fishing trip aboard the yacht
Anne about 25 miles south of
Ocean City.
The marlin put UP a Is
minute battle. 1t was the Gov
errors third attempt. for
marlin, two previous trips result
ing in not a strike.
The Anne was piloted by Will
liam j. Ahtes, an Ocean City
and Salisbury restaurant oper-
ator. Others in the party were
Pat Roche of Baltimore. Ed
McPhee of Annapolis, Avery w.
Hall of Salisbury, a former
member of the State Roads
Commission, and Oscar L. Nor
ris. editor Of the Salisbury
Times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-08
Clark Believes Colt Con'Win
St. Leger if Weather Behaves

well If right on form. He likes
the going little soft. On Derby
Day the track was q bit hard"
The colt is owned by Max
Bell and Frank Mcmahon Of
Calgary and is trained by Paddy
Prendergast, the Irish trainer.
Capt. Cecil Boyd-Rochfort,
trainer of American-owned Am
bier II and Blue Prince II. COM
mented: 81 cannot say ] am very
hopeful about my st. Leger pros
poets. Blue Prince cannot have
more than an outside chance and
I certainly cannot recommend
Amber II after his past perform
ances."
Amber was pre-race favorite
for the Derby but was scratched
after training indicated that q
mile was as far as he wanted
to 60. !.
Amber II, owned by William
Woodward Of New York. is Is to
|, and Blue Prince. owned by
Walter Jeffortis Of New York. is
20 to i.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-08
Bosley Reinstoted
By West Virginia
After Going AWOL
By The Associated Press

JACKSON'S MILL. w. Va.
Sept. 8.-Bruce Bosley. ALI
Southern Conference tackle from
West Virginia University. is back
on the team and all is forgiven
after an AWOL trip Sunday that
resulted in his being dropped
from the squad.
The ,220-pound lineman re-
turned yesterday and after
apologizing to his teammates and
coaches was reinstated on pro-
baton.
Bosley gave no reason for his
departure. but in Morgantown
his wife. expecting q baby in
about q month, said Bruce was
needed for some heavy work
around the new house into which
they have just moved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-08
Boys Club Nine Plays
Silver Hill Aouin Todov

Boys Club of Washington, bat
Ting for the second-half title of
the Industrial League, will play
Silver Hill again at $50 pm.
today on the West Ellipse. The
two teams were rained out yes
terday after four innings with
Silver Hill ahead. 20.
Dick Smallwood. who started
for Boys Club yesterday, may
come back today. If not, Jim
Wexler will do the pitching. Boots
PAMELA is the. likely choice for
Silver Hill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-08
Injured Weinmeister
Out for ; to 6 Weeks
By the Assoeioted Press

EDMONTON, Sept. 8.-Doc-
tors who attended Arnie Vein
meister after he was injured in
Monday nights Western Inter-
provincial Football Union game
here estimate that the big
tackle will be lost to the British
Columbia Lions for three to six
weeks.
Weinmeister, a great with the
New York Giants in the National
Football League before joining
the Lions this season, suffered
a dislocated shoulder as the
Lions lost. 1875, to the Edmon-
ton Eskimos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-08
Andrews Women Out
Of SoftbuII Tourney
BY The Associated Press

SHREVEPORT, La. Sept. 81
Andrews Air Force Base, near
Washington, D. c.. is out of the
double-elimination women's Air
Force worldwide softban tour
nament after 1871 iacinc yes
terday by Hamilton AFR of Cali
fornia.
Andrews gave up IL hits, 10
walks and 6 errors as Hamilton
staged f1ve-run rallies in the
first. second and fourth innings.
The game was called at the end
of the fifth under the 10-run
rule.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-08

Of three classy
backs and one
S t a n d o u t
tackle.
TT e m a | n e
Finch, George
Dutrow and
Tom Merry
man can per-
form t h e
b a c k t / e ! d
chores, ofens-
lively and de-
fensively, a S
well as any
threeSome in
T. h p r. | + v.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-08
Caroline and Bates in Form;
-Four Buckeye Regulars Out

the Northwestern training camp.
Coach Bob Voigts and his
staff were impressed with
Brokers sharp passing and eff
ficient running.
Injuries during a brisk con-
tact drill at Wisconsin sent Half
back Dave Stehlow and End Joe
Essex, both sophomores, to the
sidelines with leg bruises.
Coach Ivy Williamson, after a
week of testing his teams often
sive drive, turned to defense yes
terday..
Marquette staged a long de-
fensive drill with spot scrim-
IMAGES during which Fullback
Dave DonarSki suffered bruised
knee and Halfback Eddie Mixan
a bruised shoulder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-08
Howard Most Valuable
In International League
BY the Assoeiated Press

MONTREAL, Sept. 8.-Catch-
er ElSton Howard of the pen
nant-winning Toronto Maple
Leafs has been named the Inter-
national Leagues most valuable
player in a poll of the leagues
writer's.
The 25-year-old Howard, a
converted outfielder who had a
trial with the Yankees last
spring, is second in the league
batting race with a 1886 average
and leads the league with Is
triples. He has 20 homers.
He was picked first on IL of
the 81 ballots and received a total
of .157 points. Outf1elder Bill
Virdon of Rochester was second
with 1877 and First Baseman
Rocky Nelson of Montreal had
1874.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-08
Mrs. Murphy Triumphs

Mrs. E. x. Murphy won the
annual Frank Mirth Bowl
women's golf tournament yes
terday at Washington Golf and
Country Club with 94-19-75.
Mrs. Howard Lady scored 84-7-
IT and Mrs. Franz Richie was
third with 105-27-78. Mrs.
Charles Egenroad took low gross
honors with 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-08
Acton Rockfish Haul
Made in Susquehonnu
BY the Associated Press

HAvRE DE GRACE, Md,
Sept. 8.-The biggest catch of
rockfish to be reported in many
years was brought in here yes
terday by Frank Beck, q COM
mercial fisherman. who said he
had a catch Of 40 tons.
Beck found the school in the
Susquehanna River off this
Hartford County community. He
said one seine net broke under
the weight Of the catch and es-
timated another 100 tons got
away.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-08
20O-7 Shot Entering
St. Leger to Keep
StobIemote Happy
By the Associated Pres.

LONDON, Sept. "a horse,
whose owner says. has no chance
whatsoever of winning will run
in the classic st. Leger at Dom
caster Saturday.
The horse is named Icarian.
Owner Claude w. Bell also has
entered another colt, Alpenhorn,
rated as a fair outsider. But
Alpenhorn gets lonesome with
out his stablemate, so, Bell told
reporters, II am running Icarian
to keep him company!
The bookmakers agree with
Bells assessment of Icarian's
ability. They made him q 200
to-1 shot at an odds callover.
Alpenhorn was 80 to /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-08

ever, we had a
lot of fun,
which is why
we go fishing.
The Potomac
being muddy,
we tn o u g h t
we'd try a lit
tie pond fish
ing in nearby
Maryland, but
had no luck
except with q
eau, NJ O 1
bluegills. The
W a t er W a S
rolled in each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-08
Women Tie at Manor

Mrs. Bunker Hill with $3.50
and Mrs. William Pye with So
$50 tied in yesterdays nine
hole women's golf play at Manor
Country Club. Mrs. Doris Cos
tello with 56-5--51 was second.
while the guest winner was Mrs.
M. Kaufman Of Indian Spring,
55.3-52.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-08
Mortino Brothers Star
In AroyIe Golf PreIim

Roger and Bob MARITIME, golf
ing brothers, have qualified for
the Argyle Club championships.
Match play begins Saturday.
Roger led the qualifiers with
74-75-149, while Bob was third
low with 71-80-151. In between
was Frank Clark with 71-79-
$50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-08


Gibson, a 6-foot-2 190-pounder,
who showed his versatility and
Another in a Series <'
strength by breaking the inter-
high discus record last spring.
Coach Stan Ziobro and his as
sistant, Harry Smith, will tell
you that Gibson was Techs best
tackle in 1858. A senior begin
ming his third year as a regular,
he is considered a smart, steady
performer and che can get
mean," ziobro says.
Two Triple Threats.
All three of the veteran backs
can pass and Dutrow and Merry
man are triple-threats. Dutrow,
who broke his arm in the opener
last fall. is left-handed thrower
and will return to right halfback.
Merryman is a dangerous runner
and smooth ball-handler at quar-
terback. Finch's speciality is
running and he can hit the line
as well as dart outside from his
left halfback spot. All three go
about 100 pounds, with Finch the
shortest at about 5-foot-8.
Ziobro can't tell yet how good
the rest will be. Eddie Robert
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-08
Ziobro Seeks Help Up Front
Three Star Backs and 7 ockIe
Place Tech in Title Picture

son, another halfback, is the only
other letterman among IA boys
returning from last year. The
turnout is approaching IS after
a slow start and Ziobro is hoping
quantity will produce quality.
About a dozen Negro boys have
helped the situation. Tech is the
only Interhigh school to get a
large influx Of Negro students
this fall.
Robert Flint, a substitute last
year, and Sophomore Dennis Tar
boil will try to fill in for Larry
O'Cleary, an excellent fullback
who graduated. William Chris
tian is fresh out of Francis Ju-
nior High School but appears
to have the makings of a quar-
terback.
Whelan May Be Tackle.
The other tackle may be
another strong point in the line.
Pat Whelan, 200-pound son of
Tommy Whelan, ex-Catholic Uni
verSity great. is the current
choice. David Crew. a transfer
from Armstrong High, and Mar
vim Marshall, another soph,
should back up the f1rst-string
tackles.
Were not too bad off at
ends" ziobro admits. He names
George Watson and Jim Curtis,
former substitutes, and Harvey
Pryor under that category. The
guards will come from Chester
Brigidini. Henry Frain and WAL
ter Berry, all about 155 pounds,
and John Halterman, who goes
a little heavier. Center is wide
open." says the coach. but he
thinks Rod Sechrist will win the
job. And that's about the best
of the crop so far.
The schedule:
September 24-Falls Church. 500.
October Coolidge, 3:I6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-08
By Dick Sloy

Mckinley Tech has to be fig
ured in the interhigh football
championship picture If for no
other reason than the presence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-08
OUTDOORS

If every one caught as few
fish Labor Day week end as
your scribe. the future of every
species is in no danger. How
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-08
lowu-Wisconsin q SeIIout

IOWA CITY, Iowa, Sept. 8 (P).
Francis Graham, business
manager Of Athletics, said yes
ter the Iowa Wisconsin football
game here October 80 is sold out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-08

September o4-Falls Church. 500.
October s-Roossveit, BIS.
october 15-At Anacostia, 3:15.
october &2-Bell. 3:l5.
october 29-EaStern, 3:I5.
November open.
November 12-At Wilson, 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-08

Whether Tech can go all the
way to the top will depend
on the quality of their help up
front.
The tackle is. Gordon Hoot)
Gibson. a 6-foot-2 190-pounder,
who showed his versatility and
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