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Evening star., 1955-11-12
Seals Franchise
Still for Sale at
Price Of $4,000

VANCOUVER. British Colurn-
bia, Nov. IL 1.-THE forfeited
San Francisco Seals franchise Of
the Pacific Coast League was
still UP for sale today. The rock
bottom price: $4,000.
In addition. League President
Goodwin said any buyer must
also take over the clubs more
than 100000 debts.
But league directors. meeting
here, took several steps yester-
day to help any prospective pur-
chase. including the suspension
OF several sections Of the leagues
constitution. Among them.
Goodwin said. was . change
through which any money OBJ
tanned through sale or transfer
Iof franchise, previously ear
marked for the league. viii now
he turned over to the San Fran
cisco teams stockholders.
A COMMITTEES Of Fred David,
Sacramento: Brick Laws. VAN
couyer, and John Holland, Los
Angeles, was appointed to In
Iyestigate the whole San Fran
cisco situation and report to the
next league directors meeting. It
win be held along with the get
|togethers Of the National Base
ball Association at Columbus,
Ohio. the end Of this month.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Nail Victory
Puts Him Back
In Picture

NEW YORK. Nov. IL R.-
Mail, q badly beaten 10th In the
recent Garden State Stakes.
was back In the 2-year-old
championship picture today
after winning the $95.600 REM
|sen at Jamaica.
The lightly campaigned son
|of Nirgal, owned by Mrs. Anson
|Bigeiow. beat Elmendorf Farms
Prince John, winner Of the $780,
I3z0 Garden State. by two
lengths. The purse Of $50. .425
boosted his total earnings to
$17l,950, o big hunk Of which
came from winning the Belmont
Futurity on October 8.
Under Hedley Woodhouse, the
gray colt stepped the sloppy
mile and one-sixteenth In I:45H Hs.
In the Garden State. Nail set q
hot early pace but weakened In
the final drive.
The last blg purse Of the New
York season. which ends Tues
day. was down for decision today
with II named for the $75,00l
added Gallant Fox Handicap
ITS q mile-and- -five-eights race.
The Foxcatcher Farms Chew
alton is the top weight under
lit pounds. one more than
Thinking Cap from the Chris
tiana Stable. They're likely to
draw the greater part Of the sup
port in the mutuels.
II all II start. the race will
have q value Of sST.05C with
SIS. $50 going to the winner.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
.Mexicuns Annex
Jumping Event in
Two Extru Rounds

TORONTO, Nov. IL R.--
Mexico won the first interna-
tional event at the Royal Winter
Fair last night after the Amer
ican team forced the competition
into two extra rounds.
Mexico had is faults. the
United States 20.
Canada and Ireland tied for
third place with "a each.
In the first jump-ofi. Mexico
and the United States tied at
eight faults.
Billy Steinkraus of Westport.
Conn, United States team cap
tain, on Saxon Wood, and
Mexico's Brig. Gen. Humberto
Marbles, on Chihuahua I'd, both
made perfect runs in the first
extra round.
In the second round, however,
the United States horses tired
and Hugh Wiley aboard Cor De
Guerre and Charles Dennehy. jr.,
on Altmeister made 20 faults.
In the final jump-off, Gen.
Marbles took four faults in 44.4
seconds. Eva Valde Of Mexico.
on Mexicano, drew cheers from
the crowd for her eight faults
in 44.6. 1t Roberto vinals, on
Illusion. had four faults in 48.3.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
|AII-Time Records
For Harness Sales
Set at Harrisburg

HARRISBURG. Pa. Nov. Il
|(R.The largest horse sale in
harness racing history was COM
|pieted here yesterday with an
|all-time record $2.lS2.4s5 paid
for s35 head during the fve-
day auction.
The average price per horse
reached 1921. also q record,
surprising the $2,005 average
paid In 1851.
In final transactions ile
horses were sold for Sl50.o75,
OF the total number consigned
during the week A were year.
|lings. They brought $1.325. 500
and averaged q record Of &2,984.
The previous high for yearlings
was $2.522 paid last year.
Top price Of the tinal session
was $t0,500 paid for the two
minute record PAGER Meadow
Gold. The purchaser was Milky
Way Stable Of Rockville Cen
ter, N. X.
Firemen, q 3-year-old PAGER,
brought 1880 TO the final bid
|of Charles Miller, Glenalden,
IN. J.
Charlie tKing Kone) Keller,
former New York Yankees out
fielder who broke into harness
racing with q brood mare pur-
chase earlier In the week. got
another yesterday when he paid
|$3 1900 for Adios Mare Meadow
Media.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Caldwell Is Fired
AS Ottowo Couch

OTTAWA, Nov. 10 (R.--The
Ottawa Rough Riders were IN
the market for q new coach to-
day after the dismissal Of Chan
Caldwell last night following q
turbulent season marked by
strife on the Big -Four football
clubs coaching staff and IN the
player ranks.
The club gave no reason for
disnissing Caldwell after only
eight months Of his two~year
contract, but the Riders finished
last in the league standings with
q record Of three wins in l2
games.
Hallway through the season
Backneld Coach Johnny Idzik,
former Maryland star, was fred
because he didn't get along with
Caldwell. That touched on dis
sension in the dressing room with
players reported to have taken
sides in the issue. Later Line
Coach Tom Mcf1ueh resigned
for health reasons.
Evening star., 1955-11-12

Jim Tatum, University OF
Maryland football coach. is under
attack ,by a Washington teievi-
sion station after his refusal to
allow q Sunday telecast of films
of today's Maryland Clemson
football game.
Tatuni was attacked last night
on WTOP-TV in what the sta
ton called an editorial which
was telecast at 1l:1s O'Clock,
WToP charged that the Mary
land coach and athletic director
refused permission for the tele-
cast tomorrow in order to pro-
tect q show in which he appears
on Monday nights at 8 o'clock
on station WNdAL-TV.
This show. MARYLAND Football
Highlights,. was contracted for
before the football season opened
and is sponsored By q Maryland
hank.
Evening star., 1955-11-12

KANSAS CITY. Nov. II (Rl.-
"A legal hassle appears to be In
prospect as a result Of the CHS
teIevision networks announced
intention of transmitting its
telecast of today's Illinois Wis
consin football game to Iowa In
the face Of q ban by the National
Collegiate Athletic Association.
The NCAA announced IN
Kansas City yesterday that the
District 4 teIecast Of the Big Ten
game would not be released In
Iowa because Hthe unauthorized
|telecast OF the Iowa Minnesota
game last Saturday by Station
|KRNT-TV Of Des Moines, Iowa,
violated the understandings in
effect between the NCAA and the
CHS teleyision network" and
because CHS had failed to give
assurance against future viola
tions.
CHS replied, over the signature
or Senior Counsel Charles Wood
ward, that 1t regretted "the un-
authorized action Of KRNT-TV. /"
But woodward added. In q letter
Ito Asa Bushnell, director Of the
NCAA television program.
nOur contract with the Big
Ten grants us the right TO carry
the Illinois, Wisconsin game in
Sioux City. We are contrac-
Itualiy obligated to our afiiliated
station in that city to furnish
the program to 1t. Accordingly,
Evening star., 1955-11-12
TV Station Attacks Totum
Over Use Of Game Films

The WTOP TV ''editorials
said:
This station thinks Tatum
has confused his obligation as
athletic director Of . state uni-
versity with his status as q tele-
vision performer
Tatum,s position. expressed
several times ii the past, is that
the university's contract gives
the sponsor first right on the use
Of all films Of Maryland games.
The only exception, he pointed
out, was In the nationally syndi-
Gated Game Of the Week" tiIi-
der the National Collegiate Atf-
letic Association rules.
WTOP's plan for the telecast
of the Maryland Clemson game
embodied filming the entire con-
test, developing the pictures In
South Carolina and flying them
to washington.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
LeeoI Fight Likely Chs
Tvs Game Despite Bon

I'VE do not plan to withhold the
program from Sioux City.
This drew from Walt Byers,
executive director of the NCAA.
the statement that "CBS is ap-
parently prepared to disregard
certain basic agreements and
commitments 1t has with the
NCAA."
Byers added: The implica-
|tions are serious, II is q mat
ter for the lawyers to urirayel
now"
In Chicago the Big Ten tele-
vision committee announced 1t
was exploring the legal re-
|prisals possible. to prevent un-
authorized football television.
And in Spencer. Iowa. Ben
Sanders, past president Of the
Iowa Broadcasters Association.
welcomed a possible showdown
with the statement. that the
NCAA ban brings the problem
OF the NCAA monopoly out into
the open" Sanders is manager
of Radio Station KICD.
AS for KRNT-Ty. its only
comment, voiced by Manager
Robert Dillon. was: "The NCAA
committee is attempting to deny
the people Of Iowa the same OPP
|portunity to view Big Ten foot
ball as that enjoyed by people
In the six other States where Big
Ten football is played"
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Mclaughlin to Speak
[At Touchdown Club

District Commissioner Robert
E. Mclaughlin win be the main
speaker at the Touchdown Clubs
weekly luncheon honcrins George
washington University's football
coaching staff and seniors Mon
day at 1880 pm.
Coach Bo Sherman and his
assistants, 10 graduating seniors
and Mike Spmmer. brilliant
sophomore halfback, will be
present from CIV.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Howard Pluying
.Morehouse Today
In Homecoming

Howard University is having
It's Homecoming today with
Morehouse College Of Atlanta in
vading Howard Stadium. Kick
on time was ! pm.
The two schools have been
meeting or and on for 40 years
on the gridiron. The last game,
In 1927, ended In q tie.
Morehouse has q record Of
two won, three lost and q tie,
while Howard has posted . rs
record.
Halftirne ceremonies included
the croWning Of the homecoming
queen, Lois "A. Young Of Balti-
more, who Is the daughter Of DR.,
and Mrs. Ralph J. Young Of that
city.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Turkey Tournament
Token by Coombs

Harrison Coombs fired an SO
yesterday and deducted 4 ham
dicap Of 10 strokes for q net 10
To win . medal play turkey tour
nament at Congressional Coun-
try Club.
-Four players tied for second,
Ira Ewers, D2-2475: J. W.
Cross, 9i.l675 wv. b. Green
wood. 95-2O75. and j. T. Lewis,
o7-22--75.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
YOU BE THE
QUAR- TERBACK
ANSWER
ANSWER
Question on Page A-Io)

" L rs 81
1. Return up middle. Worst
call. There is q better chance Of
being hit sooner and harder. re-
turning up the middle. hence q
greater tumble possibility
5. Return up side. Less chance
OF fiImbling on return and you
kin more than on return up the
middle.
z. Fair catch. You have plenty
OF time to field q long. low kick,
Little chance for q tumble since
there Is no runback.
1. Let ball roll dead. Best call.
There Is no possibility Of . funi-
BILE since there is no catch and
no kick return. You can run
quarterback sneaks until the
game Is over.
Distributed By The Resister and
ss Tribune SYHdi1&fet
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Gold White Come
Slated at Visitation

The annual Gold White field
hockey game featuring the girls
Of Georgetown Visitation Con-
vent was expected to draw q
banner crowd today to the play
ing field at the convent start
ing at 2::30 pm.
The contest is at the high
school level with Peggy Nc
Carthy as captain Of the White
team. She is the daughter Of
Martin Mccarthy, area golfer.
Nancy Elkin, 4-year-old cousin
OF President Eisenhower, win be
the mascot for the White team
while the mascot of the Blue
team is to be 2-year-old LuAnne
DAILY, niece of the Gold captain,
Markie DAILY.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Yonks Hit 3 Homers
In ROUTING lupunese

TOKYO, Nov. II tH1 Elston
Howard walloped & first-inning
bases-loaded home run into the
|leftfield seats today to lead the
New York Yankees to a 100
victory over Japan's Pacific
League All-Stars.
"A crowd Of 10000. including
Grown Prince Akihito. watched
the heayy-hitting Yankees notch
their second straight shutout.
They added two homers. one by
Hank Bauer In the second and
another BY Bob Cerv In the NTH.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Georgetown Booters
Beaten by Generals

LEXINGTON. Va. Nov. ~ (ll').
Georgetown University's soccer
team dropped d 6-3 decision to
Washington u Lee here yester-
day.
Marty FAIRBANKS scored twice
and Harry Childs once for the
Hoyas, but sophomore Gardner
white Of the Generals equaled
their production and Len Bough,
Frank Dillingham; and Jim Lewis
each added 3 goal to provide
the winning margin.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
D. c. SondIotters
Lose to Ft. Meude

FORT MEADE, Md, Nov. IL
Especially Fort George Meade
hammered out q 1915 football
victory over the Southwest Mer-
chants OF washington, D. c.,
here last night with Halfback
Lou Roberts In the starring role.
Roberts scored three times for
Meade on runs Of 55. s and 10
yards. Elson Brittle scored the
lone touchdown for the Mer-
chants In the first period on 4 T.
yard plunge.
Score by periods:
sW MsrcEants 3
8. 40 yard runy). Eiserinan (S6-yafd
runl. Gusk Bell y44-ynrd runl. Pete
REID l36-yard pass interetptipnl. Con-
Thofnson splacement Christcphersen
TouchaOwn--M Merchants: Elaon Hrfttie
G-yafd plunae1
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Homecoming otCU
Features Soccer

Catholic University features
its homecoming with q soccer
match against Galiaudet College
today at the Catholic University
Stadium starting at 2::3o pm.
In q supplementary sports
event. Catholic y. win oppose
Mount st. Mays and American
ID. in quadrangular cross-coun-
try meet At 3 o'clock.
The Boiling Air Force Drum
and Bugle Corps viii give an
exhibition of Its formations at
halftime and the pre-gafne cere-
monies win be marked BY a pa
rade Of floats. bands and autos
carrying the homecoming queen
and her escorts.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Guntt and Leon0rd
Court House Nictors

Odell CAN'T and Efiie Leonard
teamed to post an 80 for low
gross honors yesterday in q
scotch foursome. select drive
tournament at Court House
Country Club.
Omar Cary and Liz Hanna
carded an IS for second ahd
John Leonard and Roxe Lyons
were third at 90,
Low net went to Bob Taylor
and Mary Jeffries, 10i-4457,
with H. i. Hippier and Peg Luz
adder runnersup with l07-48
SO.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
.MizelI Bows in Hoycno

HAVANA, Nov. II lAl. = A
crowd Of $4,000 saw Vinegar
Bend Mizell, st. Louis Cardinal
southpaw. lose to Lou Kretlow
In the Cuban Winter Baseball
League last night. Mizell, who
had won three games for Ha-
yana, gave UP three runs In
the eighth TO give Kretlow and
his Almendares team Q So vic
tory.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Andy Vuripupu III

CINCINNATI. Nov. II R.-
Andy varipapa. 81. famous New
York bowler, was taken to Jew.
lsh Hospital yesterday suffering
from an abdominal disorder
|varipapa was national match
game champion twice. and hal
|bowled 10 perfect games.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
CIippersOppose
Hockey Lions at
UIine's Tonight

The Lions, their eyes on first
place In the Eastern Hockey
League, take on the Baltimore
Clippers at $50 o'clock tonight
lat Uline Arena.
A victory tonight would put
washington over the 500 mark
with q 30 record and in position
Ito overhaul New Haven. the early
pace setter.
Player Coach Stan Warecki
hopes his team finally has settled
down to real hockey after stuni-
bling through the first three
games. The Lions staggered to
victory oyer Baltimore In the
opener then lost to Philadelphia
and New Haven before bouncinG
back against Clinton at Uline's
"Wednesday.
The Clinton victory was WASH
Iington,s best showing and Wa
lrecki voiced hopes for more Of
1.-THE same brand Of play. Looking
particularly good were four
ROCKIES Steve Smith, Guy PERI
ard, John Mcmillan and Gordon
ECemport.
Early-season injuries haven't
helped the club. with Mariowe
Macdonald, Fern LaPointe and
Dan Morgan all benched at one
time or another and Warecki sit
ting out the first two games as
a result OF illness. They were all
top players last season when the
Lions won the Championship. All
except Macdonald. top-d -dight
center, are expected to play to-
might.
The Lions journey to Johns
ItoFn to play the Jets tomorrow
Afternoon.
The Eaeterfi.I II ,eac,ie standincs.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Mrs. THONGS Shoots
Ace After IS Years

Mrs. Woodlief Thomas realized
the brightest moment OF her IS
years Of playing golf yesterday
at Chevy Chase when she shot a
hole in one on the l4O-yard 10th
hole.
Mrs, Thomas. playing with her
husband and Mrs. A. j. Phelan.
used a 5-wood and the ball
bounced in the hole on one hop.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
ConpbelI Delays
Bid Until Monduy

LAS VEGAS, New. Nov. IL (P1.
Donald Campbell has called on
all attempts to beat his own
world speedboat record until
Monday.
Continuing high winds at Lake
Mead. from rs to IS MPH, made
1t necessary for the Briton to
cancel his hoped-for run yester-
day to better his mark Of 202.32
MPH.
The wind was kicking up roll
ers three 10 four feet high.
Officials declined to permit the
speed dash during the week end
when the boat harbor will be
filled with visitors.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Offieiol Dies

CHICAGO, Nov. ~ Rl.-State
Representative Joseph q. Ko-
hout, Democrat Of Chicago,
president Of the Central Division
Of the Hcrsenen's Benevolent
Protective Association. died
Thursday In Tucson, Ariz.,
friends were advised today.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
COLLEGES
Continued From Page A-l0

C0ntinueu from rage A-tu
Rose Bowl assignment. had 9
date with so-so Washington. The
Uclans sport q 40 mark, while
Oregon State. the only other
team In the running, shows q
Al record. and took on hapless
California.
After today. each has two
games to play. Even If UCLA
loses one, the Bruins viii gel
the nod because they beat
Oregon State.
The Cotton Bowl could wind
up with the victor Of the Texas
Texas Christian game IN Austin.
With Texas Ann, the Southwest
Conference leader. on probation
and not permitted TO play In
post-season games. the second
place club in the league viii aci
as the home team in the Cotton
Bowl should the Aggies win The
title.
West Virginia Meets Pitt
That made the battle between
TcU and Texas a pivotal one
because second place was al
stake. TCU, rested after an open
dafn last meek ruled a geven-
point choice.
Two other bowl conscious
teams West Virginia and Au-
|burn--faced rugged tests.
West Virginia. openly hoping
for d Sugar Bowl bid. had a date
with Pitt. q rugged customer.
The Panthers upset West Vir-
|ginia last year. 1910. handing
the Mountaineers their first loss
since the middle Of the SO sea-
son.
Auburn, which would settle
for q Cotton or Sugar Bowl
berth. played Georgia In one Of
|Dixie's oldest rivalries. Auburn
and Mississippi are battling for
the Southeastern Conference
crown. The winner probably
win go to the Sugar Bowl, the
loser to the Cotton. Ole Miss
plays q non-league game with
Houston tonight.
Yale Seeking Title
Yale was out to ciinch the Ivy
League title against Princeton.
while Army and Navy hoped to
rebound from losses Of q week
ago. The Cadets had Penn as
their opponent while the Middies
were at Columbia.
Notre Dame, getting bigger
with each passing week, paid q
call on North Carolina. Georgia
Tech, stunned for the second
time this season last week, tig-
ured to fatten up at the ex-
pense Of Alabama.
Other major games today in
clude:
sT--Dartmouth- Cornell. Harvard
Brown, Boston College- Boston Untver-
sity, Rutgers-Penn State,
SOuTH-Fl Florida Tennessee, Louisiana
State Mississippi State lniehtl. Tulane
Vanderbilt. Kentucky Memphis state,
South Carolina Duke. Nirginia.Wa
Forest, Richmond -George Washington.
MIDWEST - Illinois wisconsin. Pur-
due-NorthweStern, Missouri Kansas State,
Kansas Oklahoma A&sM. Wichita Drake,
Marauette-Hoiy Cross. Cincinnstt, Har-
din-Simmons Dayton Miami fOhiol.
SOUTHWEST FAR SOUTHWEST -
Southern Methodist ArkanRRs, Texas
Tech Tulsa, Texas Western AriEona
State (Templel, Arizona Montana, New
Mcxico- wyoming, Utah-C colorado A&M'
Denyer-Utah State Stanford oregon,
washington state-SAn Jose state.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Bid to PimIico Special
Received by FL Chomo

thought he won . "very lucky
race" but that he stayed on the
rail. saved as much ground as
possible and the ''Caballo did
the rest" He was confident of
beating Prendase and called the
victory the greatest thrill Of his
il years Of riding although he
felt q little sorry for Gutierfez.
Prefect Took Lead
Prefect took the lead at the
start. setting an early pace
which Bustamante later declared
was too fast, but Prendase took
over at the mile mark. Mister
Gus challenged briefly, falling
back as FL Chama moved up
slowly and Social Outcast. rid
den by Eric Guerin. came with
3 rush from sixth to third.
j 4 Is
with $53, ass Of q record Laurel
pool for one race Of $325, ,845
riding on him. Social Outcast
was q bitter disappointment to
his hackers. At the far turn.
where Guerin made a move. there
was d shout Of There goes
Social Outcast." !" and again, when
the field swung into the turn
for home. Here he comes" But
the Vanderbilt gelding didn't
quite have II and hung In the
stretch, instead Of cutting down
his rivals as most fans expected
him to do.
II was strictly q duel between
El Chama and Prendase. fought
in close quarters with Fl Cnama
trying to lug In, as Bustamante
said later, for the last 100 yards,
For the fleeting moment II
seemed as though Prendase
might come on again to capture
the $4,000 first prize. but Fl
Chama, Or more correctly Busta-
mante. fought him off to give
South America It's first triumph
Ia the budding classic.
Some critics thought Guerin
had Social Outcast too forwardly
placed in the early stages Of
the race--at the mile he was
sixth, less than six lengths from
the leader--instead Of allowing
the horse TO tarry far back as
he likes to do.
Trafie Judge Tired
Trafic Judge. on dead last,
got up to fourth under Arcaro's
urging turning for home, and
quit. Arcaro said the Alibhai-
Trafic Court colt showed some
speed on the backstretch bui
was rough. MY horse Just col
lapsed," !" Eddie said, adding that
he probably needs Z rest.
Most Of the others said the
soft going took something out
|of their mounts.
Gov. Theodore McKeldin
booed as vigorously as usual
presented the InternatiOna'
Trophy to the owner. and Ster-
ling Young, secretary Of ths
Jockeys Guild. presented one tt
the rider.
Evening star., 1955-11-12

LAST NIGHTS REGULT
Baltimore, 8: Clinton.
T0NIGHT'S GAMES
baltimore at WASHINGTON, $50.
New Haven at J0hnstown.
Philadelphia at Clinton
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Plebes Win at Soccer

ANNAPOLIS, Nov. IL R.--
Navy's plebe soccer team blanked
the Swarthmore freshmen yes
terday, scoring in all but the
third period for q 40 victory.