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Evening star., 1955-07-19

CHEVY CHASE-5-bedrm. brick Co.
lonial. Sleeping porch or den. rec
rm- Eith hrepl Short walk to La
fayefte and Blessed Sacrament
Schools. A fine neighborhood where
children can enjoy supervised play
10 an almost private park. Private
financing avail Middle 20's. en-.
2-22I5. MERRYFIELD & WOODS.
CHEVY CHAsE-6-rm. brick Colo.
nisl; entrance hall; Iiv. and din
rms, both large. Den, 3 bedrms.
2 tile baths, stairs to attic. rec
nm: 2-car garage; excel. transp.,
close TO schools: S24.5O0. No agents
,lasyS pieass; EM.sS EN- 2S70S67. =.
| block Blessed Sacrament. EN-.
CHEVY CHASE SUPER RAMBLER
Large brick rambler with heavy
slate roof wide center hall. hv
rm-. l5xa61z: sep. din. rm.. huge
KIT: 5edrms. 2 baths. screened
and "a bath; 2-car buiIt-in garage.
Priced at $50. 800. FRANK s.
PHILLIPS. DI. 7-l411; ewes, wo.
CHEVY CHAsE-Low eos: perfect
Immaculate. 3-bedroom, 2-bath brick
IlOllAC HUI LEI AIUln OF. JOnn dnu
Lafayette Schools; breakfast room
screened porch. concrete patio, mod
ern kit. garage, slate roof. hot
water heat: beautiful lot with lovely
shade trees. FRANK s. PHILLIPS.
DI 7-141l; ewes, EN-. 1896.
SPRING VALLEY AREA: middle 3Us
Some family is missing a won
derful opportunity. There positively
IS no finer value on the market
than this beautiful, big brk. center
hall Colonial, ideally situated Just
q few doors from Spring Valleys
largest homes: includes library and
lavatory on 1st A.; 3 TWIN-size
bedrms., = baths ond End a.; enor-
nous screened porch overlooking
cool wooded area; two blocks to
Horace Mann Grade School; con-
yenient for st. AIMS, immaculate.
Wilson, st. Adams and Friends
Schools. Built q yrs. ago by Frank
s Phillips. and in excellent eondi-
ton. FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI.
7-1411; ewes, EN-. 1896.
TAkOMA PARK-Fine white brick
3-bedrm, home with 1st-f. pwdr.
rm; finished recreation rm., built
in book cases in liv rm. Low taxes,
] block to transp.; SlS95O. THOM-
AS L. PHILLIPS, WO. $1,000;
ewes, OIL. 2-76l5.
2i27 18th ST; nr; Columbia I'd
story and dry bsmt.. new gas fur
nmGppl nSSe; lH baths; baths; Direct from
Evening star., 1955-07-19
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

BARNABY WOODS-Brick Colonial
with slate roof. first floor living
room, dining room, den, kitchen.
and rear screened porch, 3 bed
rooms and bath on second; out Of
room and full bath: wooded lot
L1NGsLEy REALTY CO, EN-. .
sxRSABY Am ~ woops 3 On cchevy chas.,--
This 5:bedrm. home on lovely lot
reduced to S23 $50. Full bsmt., rec
reation rm.. " bath, large living
I'm, dining rm:. dinette. modern
rms, 2 baths. .2nd fr., 2 bedrms Il.
Sd fir. Excellent condition. At
tached garage. Close to Lafayette
school BILLINGsLEY REALTY
sSS3RSIRM1 sS3 EM W3SSswS,t. SSSSGS ~ e ,r;cs M2o =
bedrrns;. 2 baths. Very charming
tss most desirable TS0Sea area srs0n Ts srees
plsntings and barbecue. fireplace
make the rear yard most Inviting.
Wo. Se7soo; ewes. Oh. 4-o274. "
CHEVY CHASE. D.. c.--$1s 900.
Here is a lot Of house for the
money. older frame in lovely neigh
borhood, 5 bedrms,, 2 on ist A.,
porch. garage. oil hot-water heat,
GOOD value. siLL1NGsIEY REAL.
TY CO., EN-. 2-2326 till o pm.
CHEVY CHASE, west Of Conn
ave.--Naval officer transferred. has
ior immed. sale at SaS.56o; ise
level lot, spacious mod. kit; >
bedrms., 2 baths on End; I'm. fm
on 3rd: Gear gar Ewes, JU B.
1896: 2 am. 9 pm. EN-. 2-74o0
METZLER, REALToR, 5022 CONN.
CHEVY CHAsE-vacant: OF or con-
3 bedrms.. . baths; 24-ft, ,liv. rnn.
powder rm.. mod. kit, dishwasher
zee: rn1a powder room; lEs; ysTd !
Must sell this week end. ESTE6LILf
9EARCE. EN-. 3-SSez. --22
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HOUSES FOR SALE--s.w.
SALE OR LEASE

SALE OR LEASE
NEAR DEPT OF AGRICULTURE
Semidetached brick, newly decorated;
ideal for large family or home and
income. rms. and bath on md
f., 4 rms on lst n. Finished
bsmt. with 8 rms. and powder rm.
Very low down payment with terms
or q long term lease. Mr. Powers.
JU. S-SSaL, BASILIKO REALTY
CO. D1. 1874. > 10
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ANACOSTTA

Detached brick. 6 lge. rms, full
bsmt., oil h.-w.h,. 8, porches; sooc
cond:; "a block to bus. Bargain al
T. D. BURGESS
10. $4,000 Ewes. LU. 1-951f
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HOUSES TO SHARE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DRY CLEANlNG-Must sac. Press.
new, boiler. auto. control. 1925 18th
RSEsisFPAiTGjRANT-cockrAn Ri PiTj LOUNGE,
downtown: excellent location; no
.srokbnys .srooksrsss Boy eXS4ER; a41R; star; i;, H. :,
in excellent suburban Md. loc. The
following stores for lease: drugstore.
dry cleaner. delicatessen; barber
store, beauty salon. Call HA.
pARsPSHi pARPSER WANTED, active. New
product, small investment, large
profits, Protected franchise: For
ssprc:atments write write. Box Box No.. 4S4iM, y !.
CLEANING AND SHOE REP. MACH.
Alt; busy area; must sacr,; 1896,
comp. price. 1927 K NV, RE. r
FOUNTAIN FOUNTAIN CONCESSION WANTED
experienced operator with Al To-
GaoCERY sTORE-@one Of the best
in the city doing over S4 900 week
A real money-maker; reasonable
rent. mixed trade. substantial down
payment required CO. a-6519, l9'
FOR SALE OR LEASE: Real estate
and business, established seVera
years; INCLUDES distribution . BY ,
turer. WIN consider individual ex'
perienced in improvement and oil
rect sales to property owners, OF
arm whose present line and oper-
alton might combine. Adequate
working capital tS20.000.00 mini
MUM. character and good busines:
,judgment REQUIRED. Present owner ,,i
would give temporary service in or.
eanization and advisory capacity
interviews will be granted only tc
parties having qualifications stated
INQUIRIES by mail only addressed to
VINCENT GINGERICH. Atty. Citi-
yens Bank Bldg, Takoma Park
sERvfGE Hi III STATION AND GARAGE
s., 800 buys ali stock and equip.
HOMER, INC. Gaithersburg 800
THE WALTER REED ARMY MED.
iCAL CENTER EXCHANGE. No
234, intends to have a concession
aire operate the Exchange .,Lsu Laundry r,
Waiter Reed Army Medical Center
to contact 1t. STEWART at Ex-
change once, Bldg. No. 13, RA
$4,000, Ext. 3413, for information
relating to the application. re-
cuirements, and interview for thi:
be received no later than 3 pm. or
August . at Exchange Once. -26
HAVE MONEY TO INVEST In re-
search and development lab, lin.
tied production shop, eleetronics
manufacture, engineering firm oI
similar organization; principal.
LgasHESSfTSE, fnss RSS FIJI ssoa mod equip 2i all
eond., $3.50. 513 K st. NV, ST
3.4R72; eve, RA. R-0l23 24s
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M. T. Broyhill & Sons.

With sun porch and garage; Sl65
per mo-. plus utilities: suburban To-
cation; conv. to shopping. schools
and busline.
NJ. T. Broyhill & Sons.
az 30
CoLORED-LGE. 12-RM. brk. bldg,
ll33 10th st. NV; 2 toilets. See
BLDG. make offer. Also. l47 n.
AUERBAcH l. Co. DI. 7-65oi.
sSsSly S ssg0 sssssg90T.: yard; conv. location, IS
coIoRED-15es CHURCH ST. NV.
Desirable for adult family or
couples: gas h.. front. porches. lge.
Available in a few days DE. 2-5116,
coL0kED-2 MODERN, well-equip.
2-bedrm. houses on Golden ST.
s,w left at $3.50 monthly. Loc.
betw. 9th and 10th, D and e. Not
TO be torn down for long time.
Key at 931. or phone Ma. S-9257.
COLORED-HOME VALUES
1924 3rd ST. N.w.-4 rooms. kit.
bath, h..w.h SS5.
1854 lNGLES1DE TERRI. N.W.-Row
brk-:: rms. Q baths; full bsnt.;
1Ss$ sEAToN PL. N.w.-s rooms.
ess' ess'fH Harvard RS3i ST. NV rooms.
hath, 500
1'R. A. HUMPHREYS
Ma. .s-5o20 Realtors sos N. Cap. St.
Evening star., 1955-07-19

CARROLL KNOLLSECorner., 6-rm.,
brick Colonial, with full bsmt..
fenced lot. PRICED BELOW VA
APPRAISAL; $14,950.
BEERS BROS. JU. 5-7611
PINEY BRANCH-FLOWE AVE.
AREA - Charming, 2-bedrm., den,
bungalow, attached garage, shady
level lot. NON CT BARGAINl No
SIS down, Sl2,460.
BEERS BROS. JU. 5-7611
20
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-S24, 800
Spacious, 4-bedrm., center-han Co
lonial; charmingly remodeled, beau
tifully redecorated; huge, all-elec-
trio kitchen. dishwasher. disposal,
loads of cabinets; 2.car. garage;
home; splendid community, 2 blks.
west of Conn. ave-. nr. schools.
TOWN 81 SUBURBAN. EN-. 2-940O
Evening star., 1955-07-19
BERKELEY

A beautiful 4-year-old red
brick Colonial in one Of
Washington's exclusive close
in neighborhoods. lst floor
has center-hall entrance;
large, well-proportioned liy-
ing room with fireplace; beau
titul dining room with bay
window. modern kitchen with
breakfast area; den; DOW
der room and large screened
porch; 3 twin-sized bedrooms
and baths on 2nd floor with
stairs to attic; ground-leVel
pine paneled recr. room,
maids room and bath; built
in garage. Priced in low 4O's
For appointment to see call
Mrs. Lunn. FE 3-34S2.
WALKER g. DUNLOP. INC
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CAPITOL HILL
OPEN SD PM.

126-134 N. Carolina ave. Sc
Completely restored home and in
come duplexes with 23-ft. living
rooms. 2 tiled baths, kitchens, 2
gardens; $1,000 down. MEzzAN-
OTTE g. Co, CO. $4,000. 20
Evening star., 1955-07-19

CHEVY CHASE-S22. 800
4 BEDRMS.. ga BATHS
| blk. west OF Conn. ave, ON ouiet
street, near shopping center anc
all schools. True center hall, der
OF BEDRM.. BATH ON lst FL: 4
bedrms., = baths on End q. IOet
cash to GI. IVA applied fori
TOWN d. SUBURBAN. EN-. 2-94O(
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WALTER REEn AREA

3-BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER
This immaculate home with wall Il
wall carpeting, drapes, plus many
extras can be bought right on to.
days market. Call MI. Newman t.
inspect. RA. 3-0l4O,
LOUIS Ridden REAITnp
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WANT RELIEF FROM

SUMMER HEAT???
Visit Our Split Level Homes Where
The. Modern Designed Ventilated
Roofs. Cause a 20 Per Cent Cooler
Interior Without Air Con. Although,
Ar cond. Ducts Are incorporated
Throughout The House. This i
Only One of The Contemporary
Features Yeu'll Find In Another
Waggaman-Brawner DEVELOPMENT
Price Range From S32. 500 -S39, 800
3 Double-Size Bedrms. to 5 Full,
Bedrms. Call ME. S-3S60. For Lo.
cation And Further Information
Ewes, LO. 5-4061. WAGGAMAN-
BRAWNER REALTY CORP
Evening star., 1955-07-19
North Arlington
3-Bedroom Colonial

With sun porch and garage; Sl65
per mo-, plus utilities: suburban To-
cation; conv. to shopping, schools
and. busline.
Evening star., 1955-07-19

1OUH UFFER ON YOUR TERMS
CONSIDERED
Rambler shingle; 6 rms: all on ]
H. baths. hrepl., full bsmt.. oil
near Walter Reed.
Near 9th and Whittier sts.: fine de.
tached home, q lge. rms, l IA baths
rec. rm., oil h.-wh.; yard anc
garage; lawn. porches. Quick pos
session.
Near 18th and Underwood sts.; de-
tached brick; 6 nice rms. pouoer
rm., rec. rm., scr. porch: deer
fenced lot. All can be seen by appt
Call RA f-S70O
Evening star., 1955-07-19

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. brick Cape
Cod; $13,500. 4-bedrm., Ih-bath,
brick Cape Cod. Full bsmt.; S15,-
95o. KORzENDORFER. OIL. 4-8111
Evening star., 1955-07-19

BETHEsDA-4-bedrm, brick: conv.
to NH. Lovely rear yard with
trees galore. Owner transferred.
Only Sl5,950. Call now. GEORGE
L: BROWN, Jr., Realtor. JU. g.
5000; eyes,, JU 9-3fI9l
Evening star., 1955-07-19

5 S15,950, BRICK C0LONIAI-eelle
has settled on his new house and
van wsnts to sen si,s. before Leaving thi'
This Is q terrifc buy at this price
and GI approved for $17,750
Think Of this saving. nice rms,
garage. 15x24 scr. porch. fenced
lot; near all conveniences. Cal
LAWRENCE v. LUTES CO.. JU
5-4222; ewes. Mr.. cuLP. OIL
Evening star., 1955-07-19
HOUSES 70, SALE, Nd. tcsnt.l

WHEATON = Attractive 2-bedrm.
Saps ss poS SSf isncss S.FS RE 1S
FER. OIL. l-el11 til 9.
non-oI bargain. S7750
mo. Incl. sll-3-bedrm. brk.; sep.
din. rm.. fun bsmt.. shaded yard;
S1.950 cash and assume CT loan.
GIDEON C. JOHNSON. LO. 4-7017.
Evening star., 1955-07-19

BETHESDA-A rambler with charm.
3 bedrms.; lge. kit. with knotty-
pine cabinets. Full bsmt. Purchaser
can assume lge. GI loan. KORZEN-
DnPFEP NJ
Evening star., 1955-07-19

at $3.50 down, incl. settle
ment chgs.; balance, SO per mo.
Lovely 2-bedrm. bungalow in
Wheaton: equipped kit. No red
REALTY. ~. 9-1s76 or ~: 2
Evening star., 1955-07-19

S14, 4,150-A sensational rec. rm. and
. baths makes this lovely 3-bedrm.
rambler a terrific value. Loads Of
closets, traverse rods and lovely
yard; GRAHAM a CO.. Ju. b-65b0.
Evening star., 1955-11-03
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Evening star., 1955-11-03
Two Big Southern Games
Lure Cotton Bowl Scouts

DALLAS. Nov. 3 Up. Georgia
Tech, Tennessee, Mississippi
State and Auburn viii get the
eye this week as the Cotton Bowl
starts looking over prospects for
its game January 2.
Others on the list are West
Virginia. Mississippi, Army and
Navy. but Tech hooks up with
Tennessee and Mississippi state
with Auburn Saturday in two
of the Nations big games. Thus
the Cotton Bowls attention viii
be centered on them for the
time being. Also these are the
only instances of Cotton Bowl
prospects meeting each other.
With the announcement yes
terday by Felix Mcknight, Cot
ton Bowl president, that repre-
sentatiyes would be present for
those games came the revelation
that Tennessee had moved into
the picture.
The volunteers got OF to q
poor start, losing their first two
games. but winning the next
four. and a victory over Georgia
Tech would make them good
prospects for the bowl in which
they already have appeared
twice. And should Tennessee
get the bid it would mean that
Bowden Wyatt would be sending
. team into the Cotton Bowl
two years in a row.
Mcknight already has seen
Evening star., 1955-11-03

Auburn. He was in New Orleans
attending a newspaper meeting
Saturday and went out to watch
Auburn lose to q Tulane team
Mcknight described as ''ir-
spired. =
Mcknight explained that no
offers would be made at this
time but that all the prospects
would merely be looked over to
get a line on which is the best
bet for visiting team in the Cot
ton Bowl. He pointed out that
some OF the most important
games Of the season were coming
up in the next two or three
weeks. He has intimated that
the Army-Navy game may be-
come a guiding point in the se-
lection but cited Mississippi
Mississippi State and West Vir-
ginia Pittsburgh and West .Vir-
ginia Syracuse as other iInpor-
tant games to be watched.
Host team in the Cotton Bowl
is supposed to be the Southwest
Conference champion but right
now Texas AIM Is leading the
race and II it wins the title can
not play in the game because 1T
Is under probation for recruiting
violations,
Nevertheless. the teams that
play in the Cotton Bowl are going
to take down a pile of cash. Sec
Iretary Howard Grubbs estimated
that each would receive $160.000.
Evening star., 1955-11-03
|WiIson-Dunbdr
Game Features
.Inier|ligh Card

The impression around the In
Iterhigh League Is that Dunbar's
1918 tie with unbeaten Cardozo
last week was a simple case Of
the latter relaxing too much and
too long. Dunbar kept the Clerks
within range until the last two
minutes and then recovered q
tumble inside the 10-yard line.
scored but failed TO make the
extra point.
The result knocked Cardozo
out Of first place in the West
Division with a 4-0-1 record and
served to give notice to Wilson
that tomorrow's game with Dun-
bar at Wilson is no breather.
Wilson. leading the West Divi-
sion now with q 40 record,
definitely is not looking past
Dunbar to its final game with
Cardozo q week from today. The
Tigers win be trying for prestige
tomorrow.
Although Wilson viii be q
solid favorite, that game rates
las the top attraction among six
IInterhigil contests and IA day
games In all on the high school
football schedule tomorrow.
Elsewhere In the Interhigh
League, Western plays at Roose-
welt in d battle for third place
in the West Division and Phelps
IFS at Tech for the same reason
lin the East. Coolidge figures to
win its first league game when
tit meets Bel at Western sta
idiunl. AnacOstia rates as q
heavy fayorite over Chamber
lain and Spingarn goes to East
lern to try to gain q tie for first
place in the East Division.
Armstrong, the current East
Division leader. goes out Of the
League to try for its eighth
straight victory but may have
its hands fun irp Annapolis
against q Bates team which
whipped Phelps, 1910. Cardozo
lgoes to Baltimore Carver, which
was beaten BY Dunbar. 24-0. two
weeks ago.
Other afternoon games find
Mclean still trying to win its
first Of the season at Herndon,
Carver of Rockville attempting
the same thing against VIM
chester Douglass, Wheaton play
ling host to Oxon HiH,5 Friends
entertaining Baltimore Friends,
Luther Jackson at Virginia RAM
ldOlph in Ashland and ST. Mary,s
iof Annapolis at Georgetown
Prep.
Evening star., 1955-11-03
GOD frey to Attend
klcDonuld Dinner

Arthur Godfrey. Nv star. and
Joe Engei. president Of the Chat
tancoga baseball team, win be
among the guests attending the
Touchdown Clubs dinner honor
ing SpOrtscagter Arch Mcdonald
Thursday. December 1, at the
MayfioWer Hotel.
Meanwhile. the clubs weekly
luncheon at 1890 pm. Monday
viii have Arthur j. Duteh) Berg
man. former coach Of the Red
skins, and II ex-nlembers Of the
team as guests.
Those expected To attend In
clude Cliff Battles. Wilbur Moore.
Steve Bargarus. Jim CastigIia,
Mike Micka. AL DeMao, Red
Krause. al FiorentinO, Joe Ter
eshiIlsIsi. John Adams and Alex
piasecky FiorentinO Is the club
manager.
Evening star., 1955-11-03
Duke Cooers SIote
Ferps. Coloniols,
Navy and Virginia

DURHAM, ~. G.. NOV. ) tA1.-
Dukes Blue Devils win play d
tough 2I-game basketball scIed-
|ule this season, including d game
with Kentucky In Lexington,
Athletic Director Eddie Cameron
announced yesterday.
In addition to the regular
schedule the team win play Ii
the annual Dixie CLASSIC in
IRaieigin December 2a-3i, and In
the Atlantic Coast Conference
tournament IN Raleigh March
LIS.
The Blue Devils will play 10
home games. and IL viii be
against Acc opponents. Out
side teams oh the schedule are
George Washington, Navy, KEN
tucky. Pittsburgh. Villanova,
Penn and Georgia Tech.
The schedule.
necember E. Cienspn; d. south Caro-
alpS n; ~ nscrs,a Tssh ie Penn ,,s q
deiphias 2p. Pittebargh NJ nfttshureil;
29-S0-af. Dixie Classic nt AAIeigh
January 4. Wnke Forest ~ wake
Fere6t: n Nj C. States 10. South Caro-
Ina ct Colunlhta ~. clemsen at Glenn
eCns II, Maryfnnd
sssrRasg In, s'saiesg 81 Y: IsxlaEtes, q,
leEe Fakk. q, wirGtntA. II Il wake Forest:
III g. state ~ RAiel9hs III NAVY
III II ylfEinin q tshAs i0ttsAyilies z4 NORTH
Garglsna II chapsi Hill: S.: 0aSsgt
Evening star., 1955-11-03
Michigan S Other End !
Named Linemon of Week

with Kramer for the devastating
air attack that broke Iowa's back
in the last crucial minutes
Coach Bennie Oosterbaan, who
won All-America rating as 4
Michigan end himself, said
aMaentz Is a very fine lad. q
deserving boy-they're the two
finest ends In the country
Blsceglia Commended
When Maentz came back this
season after working on his run-
ming at home, Oosterbaan asked,
have you ever seen anyone im-
prove their speed like that?.
He's at least a couple of steps
faster than he was. !"
Maentz said speed is what he
was after in the summer work.
Iouts. I'D run In 20 or 80 yard
stretches, and / know 1t helped. =
Pat Biscegiia, Notre Dame
guard, was commended on his
fine play that helped the Irish.
knock Navy from the unbeaten
and united ranks.
Cal Woodworth. Oklahoma
tackle, achieved the ambition Of
Iall linefnen. He intercepted q
Initchoilt and ran 15 wards for a
touchdown against Kansas State.
Hugh Pitts. Texas Christian
center, had a hand in an esti-
mated third of the 4 tackles
against Baylor.
Other outstanding linemen
iwer6:
Herb Gray, Texas guard: Jim
Houston, Washington end. and
John Jankans, Arizona State
ieTempe) tackle.
Evening star., 1955-11-03
Davenport to Miss
Two CL.A Comes

Los ANGELES. Nov, 8 tA5
Fullback Bob Davenport Of
UCI.A. one Of the top pre- e-season
choices for All-American hon
ors. may be through for the year.
Dayenp0rt's knee was injured
lii the opening minutes Of the
California game. Doctors say he
is definitely out of Saturdays s
game with College of the Pacific
and the clash with the Wash
ington Huskies next week. There
Is d chance he may be ready for
the alI-iInportant final game
with Southern California NO
vegnber ID.
Doug Feters will take over as
the Bruins starting fuliback.
Evening star., 1955-11-03
Miller Already Pursued
By Pro + FootboII Clubs

.tercollegiate Athletics lead In
rushing last week. The Pointers
still have one game to play.
The modest Nubbs Is being
compared with Fritsch. who
played fullback for Stevens Point
from 1888 to 1941 under Eddie
Kotal. now with the Rams.
Fritsch then starred with the
Packers from io42 to 1850.
FritSch pounded out 2,09A
yards for the Packers ii those
nine seasons.
Observers who have seen both
FritSch and Miller at The same
stages Of development say Ted
was the better plunger but that
Nubbs rates the nod III every
other phase Or play.
John Roberts. Millers coach.
says Nubbs Is the best runner
he has ever coached. Roberts had
Nubbs for three seasons at q
local high school before both
stepped rp to college.
Evening star., 1955-11-03

ANN ARBoR, Mich. Nov. 3
tP1 Tom Maentz, whom they
called .that other end when
Michigan's football season
started, finds himself the AS
sociated Press Iineman Of the
week today-an honor he mod
|estly says belongs to the whole
squad.
The 20-year-old junior from
Holland. Mich, was voted the
weeks best linenan by the Ma
tons sportswriters and sports
casters for his blazing perfor-
nance last Saturday against
Iowa. His pair of touchdown
catches literally pulled Michi-
gan cut of defeat.
1T sure is an honor. /. Maentz
said. But the team really
earned it,
Overshadowed by Kramer
Little was heard Of Maentz
when the season started. He was
|overshadoWed by big Ron
Kramer. Michigan's other yer.
satile end who himself snagged
two passes for 10 yards and a
touchdown Saturday for q higl,
rating in this weeks liheman
poll.
But Maentz grabbed five passes
for 1859 yards and two scores. in
cluding the one that gave Michi-
gan its first lead over the
Hawkeyes in the last three
minutes Of the game.
Maentz. who practiced his
lightning speed last summer BY
running wind sprints on the Hol.
land High School yard, teamed
Evening star., 1955-11-03
Becker and Witziq
Repeot Mat Win

George Becker and Jack wit
zig, winners b week ago over Bill
ItBabel zaharias and Doc Cal
|lagher IN i team wrestling match
at Turner's Arena, repeated last
might Ia the best two-out-of- !
three falls feature,
MI. X the masked marvel.
pinned Chris Belkas Of Greece
|in 81 minutes III the seminal
and Bob Keith hested Tom
Bradley In 27 minutes lii the
Ioue1er.