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Ralph Chesnauskas missed both
kicks for Army to spell the DIFF
ference.
The Ellis. spotting the Cadets
q touchdown lead early in the
second quarter. rallied to 90 Ii
front, 7-6. at halftime and then
scored again In the last quarter
after outplaying the West Point
ers.
The hard fought battle was
clinched about midway in the
last period when All Ward sliced
on tackle from the 1.
Pete Lash sent Army In front
early IN the second period with
a 2I-yard end run. Later Dean
Loucks tossed to Paul Lopata,
b 15-yard pass and run touch
down play and Winterbauer's
SeA YALE, PAGE CO
Evening star., 1955-11-06
|Sooners Defeat
Missouri, 200,
In Bitter Game

COLUMBIA. No, Nov. S Up.
=. Oklahoma,s lightning fast
Sooners spiced their destructive
ground attack with a crisp aerial
offensive to defeat the Missouri
Tigers. 200, today in a bitterly
contested Big Seven football
game before 3l.6lS fans.
The Sooners crammed their
FIRST two touchdoWns into the
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RHY DRESS AWARDED PURSE
Futurity Foul Helps
AS Hortock Wins Six

the Futurity when he fled ar
objection against Fun Lover and
Jockey Oliver Cutshaw
The stewards agreed with
Hartackr complaint and placed
Fun Lover, who had beaten oui
Rhy Dress by a nose, in the
second slot. The officials ex-
planned that Fun Lover had in
terferred with Rhy Dress IN the
stretch and that although II APP
peared that Rhy Dress had
'lugged in on his opponent, Har-
tack kept the colt from touching
Fun Lover.
Close Second Choice
Rhy Dress was a close second
choice to Fun Lover and Grand
Refrain. who ran as an entry
since they are trained by Frank
IA. Bonsal. Rhy Dress paid $500
So 80 and S2.40 across the hoard
Some Grown from the Saggy
Farm was third. three and q
half lengths behind Rhy Dress
while Mrs. Augustus Riggs Tvs
Grand Refrain picked up fourth
The crowd OF 1898 booed the
disqualification as many in the
throng believed that Rhy Dress
had been as much at fault as
Fun Lover.
Fun Lover set the pace In
the race, bolted at the top Of the
stretch and knocked Alan T
Clarke's Our Year of stride. de-
priving that filly Of any chance
she might have had in the run
to the wire.
Rhy Dress. rallying from
fourth, appeared to be bumped
by Fun Lover near the eighth
pole, although the former had
See LAUREL, Page C-s
Evening star., 1955-11-06
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
Star Racing EDITOR


Willie Hartack, In another
spectacular display of his riding
ability. rode six winners yester-
day at Laurel. Among them was
Mrs. Henry H. Hecht,s Rhy Dress,
who was awarded first money In
the roughly-rln $4,000 added
Maryland Futurity after finish
Iing second to Mrs. Walter A Ed
gar's Fun Lover in the three
quarter mile feature.
AS the shadows fen over
Laurel's turf course In the eighth
race. Hartaek perhaps turned In
his fanciest job of a busy after
noon as he relentlessly drove
G-Two through the Anal quarter
mile to beat out Stadordshire
by two lengths with the crowd
of 1898 roaring its approval Of
Americas winningest jockey for
1855.
Yesterday was one of iartack's 4
biggest days as he duplicated a
feat he accomplished last spring
at Laurel by driving home six
winners.
Missed First. and Fifth
His victories were scored with
sun Jeep l$3.40l in the second
race: Quite Fancy t$3.40) In the
third: Mountain Holly t5.40l In
the fourth; Rhy Dress ts6.00, in
the SIXTH. Dinner Winner t$4.40)
in the seventh and G-Two (s6.4O)
in the eighth.
The 23-year-old rider, in
sending his yearly total to 1859,
not only excelled In the saddle
but also proved adept la ex.
planning to the stewards what
occurred during the running OF
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STATISTICS

knuckle down to the mighty
Irish. He threw a pass to Bob
Barber for Penn's second touch-
down, played superbly on de-
Tense and ripped on q couple
of long gains while Penn was
ground under in the second half.
Schaefcr Scores Twice
Don Schaefer. Notre Danes
workhorse fullback. smashed
through for two t0uchd0wns IN
the third quarter that put the
Irish ahead. Then haifhaels Jim
Morse and Dean Studer began
ripping huge holes through the
ttring Penn line for three more
touchdowns In the last quarter.
Paul Hornung tipped d 20-yard
pass TO Dick Prendergast for
one. Dick Fitzgerald bucked q
yard for another and Carl He
See NOTRE DAME, Page c-s
Evening star., 1955-11-06
kiddies See
Rivals Miss
Cool otlEnd
BY BILL FUCHS {
star stan correspondent

BALTIMORE, Nov. sThe
Blue Devils Of Duke gave Navy
q devilish time Of it here today.
matching effort for effort In q
football game that reserved all
Of its thrills for the second half
and ended In a TT stalemate.
Duke tried rubbing more salt
into the wounds Of the i0-point
Evening star., 1955-11-06
Terps Flat in Beating LSU, 1910;
Navy and Duke Battle to TT Tie
HeoIy, vereb
Cop Drives
By Maryland
BIZ MERRELL WHITTLEsEY

Outplayed in the first half
and outhustled all the way.
Maryland still had poise enough
to throw q pair of I0-play touch-
down drives against Louisiana
State yesterday and beat the Ti-,
gers. 1870. scoring one pointf for
each victory in the second longest
winning streak in major college
football.
! A cold and windswept crowd
of $4,000 in Byrd Stadium had
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STATIsTIcs

fayorite In the last seconds by
attempting to succeed where
Navy had failed minutes earlier
"a field goal attempt.
jim nelson's kick from 16
yards out, 4 behind the line of
scrimmage. was high enough
but was wide Of the mark, and
the Navy fans in the crowd Of
27,ll9 in Memorial Stadium
breathed q collective sigh Of re-
lief.
The Middies, who were handed
their only loss of the season last
week by Notre Dame, were lucky
to escape with q tie with q team
that was spelling for an upset
after being drubbed on success
sive Saturdays by Pitt and Geor-
gia Tech.
Navy Goal Try Blocked
Nays attempt to pull 1t out
with q field goal. q play used
frequently by the pros but not
often by the coliegians. was made
by Ned Oldham with 5Ia minutes
left from the 80, 6 yards back Of
the scrimmage line. The boot
lacked altitude, struck Duke
Fullhack Hal McElhaney and was
picked up by Halfback Bob Pas
cal, who scooted TO the Navy 40.
Oddly, the touchdowns fol-
lowed the same pattern as the
field goal attemptsN scor-
ing first and Duke almost im-
mediately thereafter.
After 4 duh, scoreless first half
Navy returned to action all
charged up. The Middies received
the third-quarter kickoff and
used is plays to 90 s4 yards for
the score. The Blue Devils took
the next kickoff. told themselves
1t was their turn. stalled. got the
ball back on the Navy IS on a
miscue by George Welsh, and
tied 1t up.
Sonny Jtirgensen, Duke's highly
Ipublicized quarterback who has
been suffering from an ankle in
Jury, played the entire game on
offense but did little running
and passed only six times. COM
|pleting none and having two
intercepted. Welsh had another
good day passing. completing -
of 20, seven In q row in the third
quarter, for III yards and the
lone touchdown to Ron Beagle.
The first half was one Of sput-
tering attacks BY both teams,
Navy getting only as far as the
Duke so and Duke getting 70
the Navy 20 twice and the 2l
once. The closest thing TO 9
touchdown was an unusual sight
Beagle, Nays All-American
end, dropping q Welsh pass on
the Duke. goal line. Pascal was
covering closely. but Beagle ap-
|peared to have the ball In his
hands momentarily.
Navy's touchdown drive wasn't
all sugar and spice. Twice on
the Navy 81 and the Duke 40--
welsh had to call for bull-like
|rushes or Vince Monte on fourth
down with less than q yard to go
each time Monte came through.
Dick Snyder, who replaced an
injured Dick Burchett at left
half, gained five yards at the
start Of this drive before being
injured himself. John Russell
replaced him. Ned Oldham. the
other starting halfback. also was
injured and was replaced by Paul
see NAVY. pnre ca
Evening star., 1955-11-06
STATISTICS

stands SIS and weighs i4e
pounds, was the big man on the
Virginia march. on the first play
after the kickoff he broke on
right tackle and scampered from
the Virginia III to the Pitt 40. 4
48-yard dash. KneeIand made d
first down at the 80, then half
back Ron jenkins picked up two
first downs for the Cavaliers.
With the ball on the Panthers'
eight. Kneeland knitted over left
tackle. cut back and went over
standing up.
Fast First Half
It was quite a fast half Vir-
ginia played. Their superiority
over Pitt was much greater thah
that scant one point indicates.
The Cavaliers marched SIS yards
from the opening kickoff only to
lose the ball on q tumble at
See VIRGINIA. Page ca
Evening star., 1955-11-06
STATISTICS

few occasions to cheer the Terps
extensively except when Frank
Tamburello and Jack Healy
clicked on q 31-yard touchdown
pass play in the second quarter
and when Ed Vereb made q
four-yard scoring thrust in the
third.
Perhaps the biggest thrill for
the partisan crowd came after
the game was over when it was
learned that Michigan had been
upset by Illinois, 25-6. The
Wolverines, who have come
from behind in their last three
games. couldn't make it yester-
day as they turnbled out Of the
Iundefeated list and the l-2-3
ranking they've held since the
start of the season.
interruptions Save ShutOut
Defensiyely. the Terps posted
their third shutout of the season
and their second straight. per-
mitting the Tigers to advance
inside their 30-yard line only
twice. Maryland's favortte
weapon on defense was the same
one, the intercepted pass, with
flour different backs pulling down
ILSU aerials to halt scoring
threats.
The Terps' well-drilled second
ary now has 26 interceptionS for
the season.
IA week Of warning by Coach
Jim Tatliln that LSU would de
troublesome went for nausht rs
Maryland obviously was nat.
while LSU was full of FIRE and
dash. On each offensive play the
Tigers sprang to the line Of
lscrimmage as though they meant
business, and defensively they
lwere gang -tackling, usually with
three, four and five yellow sflirts
ION every Maryland back who was
downed.
Sooners Only Rivals
While the Terps didn't frighten
the Clemson scouts with their
hard earned triumph. the as
founding upset of Michigan ap-
parently left them with only
Oklahoma to contend with in
the race for top national hon
Iors. The second-ranked Soon.
lers defeated Missouri, 200.
Clemson's narrow 2t-l6 mar.
!! gin over VPI likewise was ull-
impressive, but it leaves next
Saturdays Maryland Clemson
game at Clemson the decisive
contest for Atlantic Coast Con-
| ference representation In the
Orange Bowl. The Terps are
Iunbeaten. Clemson has, lost only
to Rice, and the Tigers likely
were looking to Maryland yes
terday.
Maryland gave up 148 yards
on the ground, most of it to
Levi Johns, who carried II times
and accounted for 94 yards. That
threatens the Terps' rank as
tops in the Nation on rushing,
defense, as no team has made
that much this year.
The free use of the second
team too free in the thinking
Of most Of the press box OBJ
servershurt the Terps. Lynn
Beightol. the No. Q quarterback.
wasn't having much of q day.
but his line was betraying him.
Jumping offside time after time
to draw penalties.
Erratic Beginning
LSU, which still has only one
victory and a tie in seven games.
became the only team except
IUCLA to stop the Terps in the
first quarter, although it wasn't
all the Tigers doing. Tamhurello
had a pass intercepted by Vince
Gonzalez, John Wood recovered
Ia Tamburello tumble and Joe
| Continued on Page ca, Col. 4
Evening star., 1955-11-06

Sc NAVY. Pase C-4
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-06

Photo by Kubacki
for Mr.. Savena and the ushers were
Edward Lipovec and the brides
brother, Walter.
The reception was held in Ripa
Hall and the couple honeymooned in
Canada. Mr.. Savena attended Fem
College.
The newlyweds are residing at 696
East l57th ST., NE.
Clark-Fritz
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-06

gether at the Parsonage, 1894
Rosemont rd. around 8 o'clock for
their first fall meeting. Program
for the evening will be the pic
lures taken by the Rev. and Mrs.
VIM. E. Towner on their recent
trip to Europe.
The Burrell class will meet Tues
day, October 11th at the home Of
Mrs. A. B. Bourne, 1926 Rozelle,
for a dessert luncheon at ] p. m.
Mrs. Harriet Nicholson and Mrs.
VIM. Cox are the assistant host
esses. Following the devOtions by
Mrs. L. Russell, Mrs. Stuart Nc
Lean will give some interesting
highlights from her trip to Europe
this summer.
The second. of the Family School
Of Missions series at the East
Cleveland Baptist Church will be
Tuesday evening, October 11th
starting with a pot luck supper at
6:15 p. n. The program for the
evening is movie entitled "Rivers
Still Flow" and a play Caught
Between" under the direction of
Mrs. Aobert Marsh. The cast
includes these youn people from
the church: Linda Moore, Richard
Fox, Ken Mcdaniel, Bob Bode, Ken
Green, Buzz Hull, Bob Mclean,
Anita Eastburn, Linda DeBoe, and
Bob Lane.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-06

Mr.. and Mrs. James Pequignot,
2019 Natona dr., announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Beverly
Gail Brasch to Kenneth George
Barckert, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Barckert, 14513 Ardenall.
Miss Brasch is graduate Of
Villa Angela Academy and her
fiance was graduated from Shaw
High School.
The wedding is planned for
February 25th.
Savena-Sedar
In St. Philomena Church on Sat
urday, October 1st, the Rev. Jerome
O'Hara united in marriage Miss Mil
dred Sedar and Frank Savena, the
service being at 9 o'clock. White and
yellow chrysanthemums decorated
the church.
The bride, daughter Of Mrs. and
Mrs. Frank J. Sedar Of 1885 Idle
wood ave-, wore a Chantilly lace
gown having a portrait neckline dec
Grated with sequins and pearls. Her
matching hat held her finger tip veil.
She carried Fuji NUNS and stephan
otis.
Attending the bride were her sis
ter, jeanette, Virginia Lipovec and
JoAnn Savena, sister of the groom.
Richard Sarkissian was best man
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-06

Announcement is made Of the
engagement Of jeanne Ogilvie,
daughter Of Mr.. David Ogilvie,
1906 Woodwork rd. to James
Welsh, son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Sikorski, 24951 Treadwell ave.
A former student at Euclid High,
Miss Ogilvie was graduated from
Miami Jackson High in Miami,
Florida. Mr.. Welsh is a Euclid
High graduate.
Wedding plans are being made
for January.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-06

Cleveland Council of Church
Women annual Church Women's
Day is being observed tomorrow,
Friday, October 7th at Euclid
Methodist Church, East 10th st.
and Chester ave. Registration at
$3.50 will be followed by morning
and afternoon programs on SUBJ
jects dealing with leadership.
Luncheon, by reservation at noon.
W.S.C.S. TO OBSERVE
18th ANNIVERSARY
If you were a charter member
of the Woman's Society for Chris
tian Service Of the Church of the
Cross you will want to be pre-
sent at the 18th anniversary, be-
ing celebrated by family pot luck
lunch dinner at the church, October
18th at $50. Bring your own
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. neoroomS. Ia baths. screened
immsd; poss; GEORGE MASON
$3.50 ssT trSSf. SI a Al tIt1YH uTi2s., - cosy
2-bedrm. home. duplex type; bSmt-,
fenced I'd; vacant. WA 7-4l9l.
I4ss N ST. N.W.-e rms. and bsth.
reduced to SIS. CO. 5-2sS3. IA.
sssS iaiiiRrFoRD pL. s.w.-a-ssor,
gar. yards. CO. 5-sssS. -e
FALLS CHURcH-Newly redecorated
3-bedroom. 2-bath Colonial: large
living room. separate dining room,
nice kitchen; fun basement and 2.
car ssTsse; large a level lot: sls5 per
Ga s0UTHERN AyE.-5 rms. full
hSmt.. semidet. brick; vacant: rent
$50. JOHN L. SHELTON. Reaitor.
C0Sy. 10 GALLNaER HOSP. ~
18th St; s;e.-Liv. rn-. din. rm., kit.
s75 mo. FREDERICK 4. BiUIER
CO. GIT Penna. ave. Sc, Ii. 7-l0ss.
RANDALL HIGHLANDs-Mod.S S-b.r.
house equip. kit; full bsnt,. auto.
WE SPECIALIZE m RENTALS
$3.50; I 6edrms.. ia baths. sis0:
MALoRA r. CHRISTIAN. INC.
1905 Wis. Ave. NV. Wo. 6-292S
Evening star., 1955-03-03

ARL., nr. Columbia pike-Semidet.
gas heat. washer, garbage disposal.
fenced yard; immed. occupancy; 500
mo. KE. 7-15S3. -
ARL,--Cute. modern semidet.; 2 bed
rooms. washer. disposal, fenced yard;
child. welcome; sos. HO. 2-47S1.
Evening star., 1955-03-03
ASsorted-Falls Church
MICHIGAN PARK. NE.

W1O111OkaIN IA1S1A, NE.
MODERN BRICK A
8 bedrms., finished bsmt.. rent 500.
Woodridge-3 bedrms,, $50 mo.
ROGER MOSS, HO. 2-6020
Evening star., 1955-03-03
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

COLORED-WANT to rent, option to
buy, 2-family unit or house (det.),
nice section, ne. or s.e., LA. 6-6590.
Evening star., 1955-03-03
NOW DOWN TO
S105 MONTH


FENCE AVAILABLE, Sll0
3 LARGE BEDROOMS
DEVELOPMENT OF $50 Homes
SAMPLE-Just North Of
New Providence Hospital
Nearly new semidetached homes; ~
baths, fun bsmt.: choice Of gas or
oil heat: some with garbage disposal
units: beautifully equipped kitchen
with dining alcove; also family-size
dining room,
Weekdays by Appointment
Drive out Michigan ave, Just past
Catholic University TO 18th St. turn
left, then left again on South Dakota
ave. to 10th st.
STEUART BROTHERS, INC.
1912 5th st. NV.
DI. 7-2434 Ii. 3-0565 DI. 7-S603