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Evening star., 1955-11-12
Bears 4-Point Foyorite
Over Ron1s tomorrow

less than two touchdowns {
game this year while the Bearl
have been held under that figure
only once. The game probably
will be q passing duel. with
Norm Van Brocklin handlinf
the Los Angeles chores and the
Bears double -teaming Sopho.
more Ed Brown and Veteran
George Blanda.
The Eastern Division has as
sumed its normal complexion
with the fight centered mainly
on second place.
The Cleveland Browns. who
never have lost q divisional
title. are two games in front oi
the pack. and go after No. 2 IN
q row against the Philadelphia
Eagles. They can afford to lost
1t. their position is so secure
But the Eagles. with q sad 2-4-l
record. don't appear TO be in the
same class as the Browns.
Pittsburgh and Washington
are tied for second place In the
division. The Steeiers are al
home to the defending champion
Detroit Lions. who managed tf
break into the win column last
Sunday afteK dropping six in 3
row. The Redskins are favored
to turn back the San Francisco
Forty miners in Washington and
the Packers face the Chicago
Cardinals In Green Bay.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Victory BY Costa
Doesn I /. Impress
.SoddIer's Pilot

NEW YORK. Nov. IL fF1.--Ii
Carmeio Costa wants to boz
Champion Sandy saddler for the
|featherweight title. Sandy win be
glad to accommodate him.
Charlie Johnston. the cham
|pion's manager. saw Costa win
|a unanimous decision over Jeey
|Lopes Of Sacramento. Calf. last
might at Madison Square Garden
Then he offered to let Saddlei
box not one but three leading
lchallengers. one D month, until
the division lis cleaned up.
wen take all three and ther
wen take on Bud Smith. the
lightweight champion" Johnston
said. The three he meant were
Costa. 21-year-old Brooklyn
boxer; SPANS Jose Galiana and
IManila's Flash Elorde. who beat
ISaddler in q non-title bout last
summer.
Referee AL Berl and Judges
Frank Forbes and Leo Birnbaum
|ali scored 1t 90.
Billy Brown, Garden match
maker, said he would try to
match Costa with Elorde or
|Galiana In January or February,
Evening star., 1955-11-12
py the Associated Press

All Of . sudden the Chicago
Bears again are the feared mon
sters from the midway.
Owner coach George Halas and
his Bears play host to the Los
Angeles Rams in the top game
on the National Football League
schedule tomorrow. and they
could throw the Western Division
into state Of merry confusion.
If the Bears win They've al
ready beaten the Rams once
and the Baltimore Colts. another
upstart OUTFIT, defeat the New
York Giants. there would be q
three-way tie for first place.
Then Los Angeles. Chicago
and Baltimore would have To
start out all over again.
Right now the high-scoring
Bears, who lost three straight
only to come back and win four
In Q row, are tied with the Colts
for second place behind the
Rams.
The Bears have been installed
as four-point favorites based on
their 1920 triumph over the
Rams two weeks ago. The Rams
only other defeat was q tvo-
point loss to the Green Bay
Packers, who slaughtered the
Bears when they were cubs. 24-3.
The Rams have not scored
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Win Over Lukers
Gives CeItics Tie
For Division L-eud

Don't write the Boston celtics
on yet as an also ran in the
Eastern Division Of the National
Basketball Association.
The Celtics were supposed to
be slipping because of the lack
lof substitutes to spare such vet
lerans as Easy Ed Macauley, Bob
ICousy and Bill Sharman. But
they came through last night
with q 1875 victory over the
Minneapolis Lakers to tie the
New York Knicks for the division
lead. Each has won two games
and they meet tonight to decide
|undisputed leadership.
Macauley paced the Celtics
with 20 points but seven other
players also were In double fig-
|ures. Dick Schhittker was the
chief Minneapolis offensive
threat and he scored only IL
points.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Soviet Asks Admission
TO Tennis Federation

LONDON Nov. IL (Pl Russia
has initiated moves to partic.
ipate In international tenni,
championships such ais Wimble-
don and Forest Hills.
Russia has applied for ad.
mission to the international
Lawn Tennis Federation. Tni;
will be considered at q fedora.
tion meeting IN Copenhagen
next July.
s. B. Reay, federation secre-
taryfi said yesterday that II the
application Is accepted Russian
players would be eligible to sub
NIT entry papers at Wimbledon,
Forest Hills and other tnterna-
tional championships in 1857.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Stcte Athletic Boord
Subpoencs Guild Head

NEW YORK Nov. ~ R1
Charlie Johnston, president oi
the international Boxing Guild
said last night he had been SUBJ
poened to appear next Friday al
the inquiry Of the New York
State Athletic Commission into
guild affairs.
I'm be glad to appear" johns
ston said at Madison Square
Garden.
Evening star., 1955-11-12

/ ~ RAOAA khtfA =
II win be Cardozo against
Spingarn for the Interhigh
League football championship
next Friday at Grifith Stadium
latter both won their respective
divisions with identical 1918
scores In their final scheduled
games. Aside from the points,
however, the deciding contests
were entirely dissimilar.
Whereas Cardozo ran up all
its points In the first half and
held on for the victory at Wilson
THURSDAY in the rain, Spingarn
needed Q 50-yard pass play with
IS seconds to 60 to break 9
1918 tie yesterday In perfect
weather ct Cardozo Stadium.
And. whereas d peaceful crowd
lof some $500 saw Wilson and
Cardozo on Thursday. the iarg-
Iestand probably most unruly
Ithrong exer to jam Cardozc
Stadium was on hand yesterday
5000 Turn Out for Game
More than 5000 fans watched
the thriller yesterday and Hardy
lPearce. director Of interhigll
athletics, said 1t was the most
Ihe ever saw in the place. Pearcf
coached football there when II
was called Central High School.
About 1000 Of the spectators
came down from the stands DUR
ling fiaIftime and delayed the
start Of the third quarter Is min
Iutes. At least 1000 rushed on
ltha field after the deciding
touchdown, holding up play for
Ianother is minutes.
When the crowd dispersed to
allow Spingarn its try for the
extra point. neither team was
ON the field. Coach Ted McIn-
Ityrne was leading his Armstrong
squad into the dressing room.
Mcintyre said he called his
team ont Of the game under or
lders or his principal William
IBuckner. IF we had continued,
there would have been q riot.
he added.
Game Marred BY Penalties
On the winning touchdown
play, Mcintyre claimed there
were six Spingarn receivers down
field cone too faany) and one
was d Iineman who threw the
key block. The game ofiicials
Thought otherwise and ruled. the
touchdown good. Mcintyre said
he would not protest the ofi1-
Gals judgment.
Nothing but q miracle would
have won for us with As seconds
ito 90. I thought we did the best
thing by leaving, ! know from
my teams standpoint" McIn-
tyre said.
The game also was marred By
il2S yards In penalties. 80
against Armstrong. Otherwise,
Armstrong dominated the sta
ltiStics and the game,
Quarterback Willie Woods gave
the crowd u ball handling and
passing show. completing nine
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Pre-Sprine Drills
Slated BY Red Sox

BOSTON. Nov. IL R) Some
|of the younger Red Sox player
win be asked to attend pre-.
spring training drills ct Sara.
sofa. Fla. February /. Genera
Manager Joe Eronin has an.
nounced.
"It win be q athree-week schoo
for the kids before some Of thu
regulars report" Cronin SAID
yesterday. q
Ted williams and other vet.
Grams are not expected to arrive
at Sarasota much before
March !.
Manager Mike Higgins viii
direct the school, assisted By
Coaches Jack Burns. Del Baker
Mickey Owen and Dave Ferriss.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
|Utoh, Marquette
Pluy Opener in
Sugar Bowl Cuqe

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. u lH1 -
The Sugar Bowl today announced
'pairings for the first-round
games In its annual basketball
tournament here December 1890
Insthe first game Of the open
ling night double e-header, the
University Of Utah win meet
Marquette. The second game will
match defending champion Notre
Dame against Alabama.
Utah, Marquette and Alabama
viii be playing in the Sugar Bowl
basketball tournament for the
first time.
Notre Dame dethroned Holy
Cross in the 1884 tournament.
All games viii be played In the
Loyola University field house.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Roosevelt Is Beaten
By PhiIIipsburq, |, 40

PIzILLIPSBURG, N. j., Nov. IL
Especial, Roosevelt High
School Of Washington. d. c..
had its tfree-gaine winning
streak snapped last night, 27-0.
by Phillipsburg High.
Halfback Danny Charles
scored twice on 8 s-yard run and
"a 20-yard return with an inter-
Icepted pass. The hosts ran for
20o yards on the ground COM
pared to 4S for Roosevelt. which
lost its third gams against three
victories and q tie.
Kenneth Cheeks. Roosevelt
.halfback, was injured in the
third quarter and taken to War
|ren Hospital. where he Is under
observation for q possible con-
Evening star., 1955-11-12
|Terp Frosh
IRout PIebes
For 4tl Win

Maryland'S crack freshman
football team win endeavor to
close out its season with an UNI
beaten record next Friday when
IT meets George Washington Uni
versity's Jayvees at College Park
The Terp frosh chaiked up
their fourth straight victory yes
terday. as Halfback Ted Kersch-
ner scored three touchdowns tc
pace q 32-7 rout Of the Navy
Plebes In Annapolis.
Kershner. l7O-pounder from
Martinsburg, w. Va, scored On
runs Of Q. So and II yards. Other
Maryland scores came on q 35-
yard run by Don Soberdash after
recovering q tumble by team
mate Larry Casparro. who had
run ~ yards. and by Ben Scott
on an I8-yard pass from Dicl
Lewis.
The Plebes' lone score came
In the final period on a 17-yard
spurt BY HaIfback Dick Dagam-
pat.
The loss left the Plebes with
q 4-l-1 record and an 11-3 edge
in their series with the little
Terps.
Maryland - q n z 12-3.
MARYLAND scoring: Touehdowrs -
Kershner 3 70, run: 30. run; AZ, runl:
Goberdash (3b, run after tumble ~
CaSparro) Ecotti lis. pass from Lewis)
C0nversiohs-- 2.
Navy scorina Touchdown--D -DagAtnpat
f1T rum. Conversions -RusiewHki
Evening star., 1955-11-12
GiordeIIo PuroIed
From Jail Term

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IL tP1 =.
Joey Giardello. 24-year-old one-
time middleweight boxing con-
tender. is free on parole today
with the admonition from Judge
p. Little to 'live down what has
happened"
Giardello was released from
prison yesterday after serving
three months and three weeks
on an assault charge. He was
sentenced to 6 to 10 months for
beating a South Philadelphia
gasoline station attendant in a
brawl In october. 1854.
Giardello remains on probation
until the expiration OF his maxi
mum sentence.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Virginia Hurriers Win

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Nov
IA R1 -virginia's cross-country
team had the first three finishers
here yesterday IN defeating
Duke. 25-31. III an Atlantic Coast
Conference meet. Paul Farrier,
Dave Bloor and Charlie Gaudry
broke the tape In that order for
Virginia.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Miami Uncover.
Aerial Game 10
.Ro!ut B|uckneIL
sy II. Associated i Pres.

Now Miami's opponents have
something new to worry about. Il
Known strictly as q ground
attacking force all season. Coach
Andy Gustafson's men suddenly
turned to the air last night for
an easy 1870 victory over Buck
nell.
Not only did the Hurricanes
find they could score through the
|air, but they uncovered a boy
who probably win play q bic
part in their offense the next
two years. He is Quarterback
Gene Reeves. q sophomore, who
pitched to q pair Of touchdowns
land scored one himself.
Jack Losch. the Hurricanes
chief scoring threat, ran 90
yards around Bucknell's left end
Ion the first play from scrimmage.
The entire Bucknell defense was
pulled out Of position and he
raced goalward unmolested.
Passing Practice for Miami
From then on. Gustafson ex-
Iperimented with his manpower
and Miami used the game mostly
for passing practice.
In other games Detroit halted
IVillanova. SO: Omaha thrashed
Idaho State. 1877: Idaho turned
back Brigham Young, 49-6:
Florida State scored over Fur
man. 1876. and Chattanooga
Ivanquished the Paris Island
Marines, 26-l3.
Detroit won It's game with
Viilanoya early In the third
quarter when Quarterback Jim
|Lobkoyich tossed q 20-yard pass
Ito Billy Russell on the 2. The
latter stepped over and that was
all Detroit needed to pull its
record over the 500 mark for the
first time this season.
Omaha's victory knocke d
Idaho State from the ranks Of
the undefeated. Idaho State
had won eight straight. Omaha
now has won eight and lost one.
Idaho Finally Clicks
Idaho broke q record in re-
verse. The Vandals, who had
lost all seven Of their previous
games this year, couldn't do a
thing wrong as they rolled up
the most lopsided margin in
their series with the Cougars.
Florida State had trouble with
underdog Furman and had to
score two second -half touch
downs to pull out the victory.
Jerry Ward was the big man
in Chattanooga's victory over the
Paris Island Marines. He scored
three Of the Moccasins' four
touchdowns.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
ItuIicn Gusts Larsen
In ChiIeun Tennis

SANTIAGO. Chile, Nov. u (A)
Giuseppe Merlo Of Italy elimi-
mated Art Larsen Of San Lean
dro, Calf. from the Chilean Ma
tional tennis championships yes
|terday, 4-6. 4--6, 8--6, ct
81, In a quarter final match.
Merlo will meet Luis Ayala oi
Chile today in the semifinals.
Enrique Morea Of Argentina
and Ayala won the mems doubles
title by defeating Merlo and
Larsen, 6--3, Us, 6-3.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
81. JOSEPH, $ Hurriers
Take Mid -AtIOntic Title

ALLENTOWN. Pa, Nov. IL (lE1
Defending champion st. 10.
seph,s College Of Phiiadelphis
won the Middle Atlantic State,
college ross-co1ntry champion.
ship yesterday with Sophomore
Joseph Sloan running the ~.
mile course II 4 record II Az
Sloan, who finished ZOO yard,
ahead Of Knowles Dougilerty oi
Swarthnore College, cracked til,
old mark Of 1905 set five year.
ago BY John Cunningham. also
of st. Joseph's.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
BI.couNrY lKA0uK srANDINos

M-C0UNTX LkAGuk STANDINGS
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Northwestern Highs four-yeai
|dpminance Of Prince George,
County football Is at an end.
The wildcats. who have beaten
every county team they have
PLAYED since the schools incep-
|tiori In 1851. were humbled last
night By Bladensburg. l2-O, as
the Mustangs gained undispnted
possession Of first place In the
Bit County League.
Twice Bladensburg capitalized
ION furnbles by the Wildcats
Quarterback, Bob Thomas.
With 80 seconds remaining In
the frst half the Mustangs re-
covered q Thomas tumble atmid-
field. Two passes from Len
Avery to End Leon Annandalt
moved Biadensburg TO its first
touchdown.
In the third quarter. with
Northwestern driving on the
lBladensburg goal. Thomas again
Ifumbled when Joe johnson hi
him with q vicious tackle on thu
|7-yard line. Buddy Eugenio
picked up the loose ball and
raced down the sideline 90 yards
for Bladensburg's other score.
The Wildcats cracked the
Mustangs 10-yard line one other
time. in the first period, after
Joel Kuharik recovered d tumble
on the Bladensburg 20. North
western got 8 yards away from
the goal before Mustang Tom
Fisher plucked one Of Thomas
passes out Of the air to end the
threat.
The Wildcats lost all hopes OF
bettering last years 3-5-l rec
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Laurel High Completes
Undefeuted Season

Laurel High became the drst
Prince Georges County school to
post an undeteated season as 1t
rolled over Southern Of Lothian,
Nd, $40, at Laurel yesterday.
Laurel's record Is inarred only
BY 4 1912 tie with exon Hill, a
team which has yet to win q
game.
Bob Harmon scored three
touchdowns and ran 50 yards
toward another. only to tumble
when tackled on the goal line
and lose the ball In the end zone.
Fred Severance scored his 18th
touchdown Of the season to boost
his Maryland scholastic scoring
record to i0S points. Davis John
scored Laurel's other touchdown.
Laurel has scored 23T points to
I2s for its opponents this season.
GEORGETOWN PREP WINS
Fullback Jack Schaefer crashed
|8 yards through center for q
touchdown with two minutes to
|go last night at Gaithersburg Ag
Center to rescue o 1877 victory
for Georgetown Prep over
|Gaithersburg High IN the season
finale for both teams.
The score came two plays after
|a poor Gaithersburg punt had
gone out OF bounds on the
l2-yard lire. It evened Prep's
record at 3-3-l for the season
and left Gaithersburg with q
2-5-i mark.
Prep drove 10 yards for q score
In the second quarter, Chick
Leaslre passing the last Is yards
to Dennis Forester.
Gaithersburg grabbed the lead
In the third period after Art
Huerta intercepted and returned
q Leasure pass 40 yards to the 8.
Huerta ran the last 8 yards
through right tackle for the
touchdown and Bump Kephart
converted.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Benedietine Topples
CorroII on Lonq Score

RICHMOND, va, Nov. IL (Spe-
cial) Carroll High School oi
Washington, D. c.. lost q "a
heartbreaker last night on 4
50-yard touchdown play by
Benedictine High.
Jim Beers took a 15-yard pass
from Frank Campana for the
Carroll score in the second quar-
ter. Carroll drove inside the
Benedictine 10 in the second and
third periods and had q firsi
quarter 6O-yard touchdown rur
by Fullback John Walker called
back on q clipping penalty.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
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Evening star., 1955-11-12
Wakefield High JubiIont
After Upset Of Generals

tions led to the Generals only
touchdown. shortly after the
first period got under way. Half
back Kirk Woolley grabbed it on
the Wakefield 20. It took but
three plays for Coz captain Dave
ILefier to carry over from s yards
out. Wayne Ballard converted.
It was Lof1er's eighth touchdown
of the season and gave him the
lead for his team.
Warriors Bounce Back
The Warriors bounced back In
the next period. following VII
punt. Starting from its own SO,
Wakefield scored six plays later
ION q Hill to End Frank Stevens
pass from the S. A bad pass from
center prevented q conversion
attempt and Wakefield trailed ct
the half, 7-6.
After a scoreiess third quarter,
Wakefield hit for two quick
ltouchdowns In the late minutes
lof the fourth period.
The turning point Of the game
came Just after the period start
ed. A high pass from center pre-
vented Wakefield's Don Gardner
from punting on fourth down.
He covered the bah on his own 20
and WI took over.
In two tries, the Generals got
within inches of a first down.
Then Wakefield. with a 9-man
line stacked for the inevitable
lpush at the middle. repulsed first
Dennis Damon and then Gene
sherman in a terrific defensive
stand to gain the ball on downs.
The Warriors. unable to gain.
lpunted. Bob Short fumbled for
lW-L and Whitley Edwards re-
covered for Wakefield ON his own
lao. From there the Warriors
marched so yards for the score,
Gardner plunging over from the
Ii with sos remaining In the
game.
| Gardiner converted to give him
la total Of 66 points for the sea-
son, high on his team.
Calls It Team Victory
| The Generals, unable to pen-
citrate Wakefield,s defense fol-
lowing the kickoff, surrendered
the ball on their own Is and
three plays later, with Is sec
! onds left to play, Edwards
crashed over from the 5. Gar.
diners missed conversion at
tempt at that stage was anti
lclimactic.
/ AS johnson and his staf said
latter the game, it was q team
victory, but the signal calling Of
HILL and the line play. particu-
Elarly Guard AL Baldwin, stood
out.
1 The victory gave Wakefield an
I8-1 season record with one game
remaining, against Loudoun
County next Saturday. WI.
which scored an upset victory
itself last Saturday against pre-
lviously unbeaten Thomas Jeffer-
Ison at Richmond, now has q ga
record. The Generals have one
game remaining, against CIV at
alexandra Thanksgiving Day in
1.-THE annual Old Oaken Bucket
'lseries between the two schools.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
By BOB HANSON
NORTHERN yTRGTNrA LEAGUE
STANDINGS

BY BOB HANSON
There was dancing In the
streets around Wakefield High
ia Arlington late yesterday
Afternoon.
Not literally. but it was q jubi-
liant student body that greeted
the Wakefield team at the school
after the Warriors huniliated
their North Side rival. wash
|ington-Lee. with q 1877 upset
victory before some 5000 wildly
cheering fans at Wis stadium
The South Side school. only
three years old and playing ir
Group ! this season for the firsl
time. had been building up fol
Just such q victory. Not thai
even its staunchest supporters
thought it would succeed, bui
there was always that possibility
Before the season started
Coach Dick tTank) johnson oi
Wakefield was quoted as saying
he realized the big step the team
was taking from Group II tc
Group /: that they would be ir
faster company. but that he sin.
Icerely believed they would dc
all right and q few teams woulc
lbe surprised.
Hill Comes Into Own
Two Of them have been sur.
Iprised. First it was George
Washington. three weeks ago
that was hard pressed to get /
las victory after trailing 60 81
the half. Yesterday it was WI
One Of the problems besettini
johnson and his aides before
the season was finding q suit
able quarterback. a problem tina
had been ursolyed in the twt
previous years. They settled OF
Nolan Hill. 6-foot-1 1T5-pounC
senior. Against WI he canaI
into his own.
Our scouting reports or
Washington-Lee in earlier game
had shown them to have q pas
defense weakness in certain
situations johnson said. "Wl
Thought we could pick up oul
loffense somewhat by going t,
the air. consequently we passet
more today than in any previous
game this season"
Hill attempted 10 passes. H.
completed 8, one for a touch.
down. for a total Of 10 yards
Two were intercepted.
/ The first Of the two intercep,