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Evening star., 1955-11-05
Boston College Coach Pleased
Despite AZ Loss to Miumi

MIAMI, Fla, Nov. S tR.-His
football team had been beaten.
but Mike Holovak. Boston Col
|lege coach, wore a contented
grin when he left the Orange
Bowl last night. His Eagles.
underdogs. had just
held Miami's Hurricanes to q
tense 14-7 decision.
We've won three games, /.
IHoIovak said. t'but I wouldn't
trade them all for this game. It
was better than any Of our VIC
tories. That was the best any
team has ever played for me.
I've could have beaten most
teams. but Miami was great
Luck and desperate defensive
play enabled Miami to salvage
Hts close victory after jock
ILosch, q sprinter on the Hurri-
cane track team, had delighted
2.24g homecoming fans by rac-
ing rs and A yards to touch
downs In the first half.
It looked then as II the Hur-
|ricanes could run the score as
high as they pleased but Boston
College suddenly took charge be-
hind its sharpshootine quarter
back. Bill Donlan.
Three times. the Eagles drove
to first downs inside the
Miami 10.
Once, they were thyown back
by the Miami line after march
ing to q first down at the 4. On
Evening star., 1955-11-05
Oyster Bowl Come
Is SeIIout Despite
Records Of 4 eun,s

NORFOLK. Va, Nov. 5 E1 =,
The seasons football bowl hys-
|teria got q head start here today
With q game between two teams
owning q total OF nine defeats
between them land fans clam
oring for tickets.
Rivals In the ninth annual
Oyster Bowl were North Caro-
lima (i-5) and South Carolina
t2-4). The winner won't even be
the champion OF the Carolinas.
The game, a $4,000 selIout at
Fornan Field. Is sponsored by
the Shriners with proceeds going
10 hospitals for crippled children.
More than 100000 already has
been raised. ls
Evening star., 1955-11-05
YOU BE THE
QUAR- RTERBAcK

(Ouestio1l on PAGE A.f2l

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3. Let It so. Worst decision
An Iowa State end win score q
touchdown. Rule s. section s
article 3 says. @When q scrim-
mage kick touches . player Of
the receiving team who Is in
bounds. any player may recover
the ball.
Z. Try to run IL out. You
chances Of getting far aren'i
good. But II you're downed IN
the end zone, it's o touchback
and your bali on the 20.
1. Fall on, ball. Best decision
In fact, the only one. The Inn
petus that put the ball behind
the goal line is the kicker,s. So
it's q touchback. Rule 8, section
S, article 8 says. "The impetu;
impaired by q player who kicks
the ball shall be considered re-
sponsible for the balls progress
even though It's course be de-
fiected after striking q player oi
either team
distributed by The ReGistef
and Tribune syndicate)
Evening star., 1955-11-05
Minors Ready to Renew PIeu5
For Curb on .Rodio and N

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Nov. 5 tR
Minor league baseball, faced
with dwindling attendance, is
ready to renew its plea that the
majors stay in your own back
yard" with game broadcasts and
telecasts.
The broadcast restrictions have
beefi approved several times BY
the smaller leagues at their an
nuai convention. but each time
have been voted down by the ma
jors. There are no limitations
now.
The radio and telecast Ques-
ton is just one of 16 proposed
amendments to the major-minor
agreement to be considered in
executive session here December
/ at the annual convention OF
the National Association Of Pro-
fessional Baseball Leagues,
Submitted by President George
M. Trautman Of the minors, the
Executive Committee and the
Radio-TV Committee, the dele
gates are expected to give hearty
approval Of the curb on broad
casts, but the majors may vote 1t
down again at their meeting in
Chicago the following week.
The proposal would forbid
sponsored broadcasts from sta
tions outside a 75-mile radius Of
the game site.
Another proposal, by the At
lanta. Ga, club, asks that all
clubs tmajor and minor be
forced to pare down to the
player limit by opening day, in
stead Of 80 days later. and that
1t remain in effect the entire
Evening star., 1955-11-05
Ambitious Lions
Play Ranb|ers
Here Tonight

The Washington Lions. with
high hopes Of getting the jump
on their Eastern Hockey League
opponents, take on the Phila-
delphia Ramblers at $3.50 o'clock
tonight at Uline Arena.
The washington club won its
opener from Baltimore Wednes-
day night and figures this is the
best time Of all to fashion q
winning streak.
For that reason, near -panic
developed on the Lions bench
Wednesday when q last-minute
substitute goal tender was not
functioning In the manner de-
sired. Brought in yesterday
from his Ontario home to over
come this inadequacy was Bill
McWhinney.
Champions last season through
winning the post season play
offs. the Lions are showing q lot
Of determination to repeat. They
have been impressed that sue
cess at the gate here depends on
success in play. The Lions built
quite q following last season and
more than 1000 were out to
watch the opener Wednesday. an
encouraging turnout.
Player Coach Stan Warecki
again will sic on the bench to-
night. Wafecki Is recovering
from a minor Illness. Also missed
viii be Marlowe MacD Donald,
Wasningtonis top center, who is
nursing an injured knee.
Philadelphia. . new entry In
the league, win present q faTnil-
iar figure In Art Dorrington. b
star with the Lions last SEASON.
Darlington. only Negro player In
the league, was traded on his re-
quest 30 he could be closer to
his New Jersey home.
The Ramblers sounded q warn-
ing to the local skaters last
night BY upsetting the Clinton.
N X. Comets in Philadel-
pnia. So.
Evening star., 1955-11-05
HOCKEY SCORES
COLLEGES
By me Associated Prsss
EASTERN LEAGUE
Jol1nstown, 4: Baltimore. L.
Phfladelphfa, 2: Clinton, 0.

Continued From Page Ala
straight against weaker oppo-
nents and could well wreck
Georgia Techs hopes for the
Southeastern Conferences title
and q bowl bid.
10000 10 See Army Yale
Another long series ends in
Yale's bowl when Army's i'm
proving Cadets take on once
beaten yale before 10000 fans.
Games having b direct bearing
on conference title races include
Mississippi Etatc-Auburi In the
Southeastern and Baylor-T Texas
and Southern Methodist ! Texas
Aggies ii the Southwest.
Throughout the Nation are
scattered such other major con-
tests as Syracuse Penn State,
Harvard Princeton, Tulane-Ala-
barila, Kentucky Vanderbilt. In
diana Ohio State, Minnesota
Iowa, Washington California
and Stanford Southern Califor-
ME.
No possible bowl bid hinged
on the other major game played
last night but It was another
hard fought contest with the
Miami Hurricanes edging Boston
College. lat, on touchdown runs
OF 73 and "A yards by Jack
Losch. Fumbles killed on two
&c drives inside Miami's i0-yard
linz.
Down 21-O In the third period,
Herdin- Simmons staged 4 great
rally to upset Texas western
1921. and virtually knock the
Miners out Of the Border Con-
ference race. joel Honeycutt's
field goal from the Western 2l
with onls i've minutes LEFT ID
play prqeided the winning poipts
Evening star., 1955-11-05

two other occasions. their hopes
we're blasted when Larfy Plenty
and Ed DeSilva fumhled on first
down plays at the s and the S.
The Eagles scored. finally. late
in the last quarter on a l4-yard
pass from Donlan to DeSilva
after Plenty had put them in
range Of the goal by dropping on
q tumble at the Miami II.
DOMAINS passes enabled Bos-
ton College TO win q statistical
victory. He completed 9 Of 20
throws for I'll yards. The Eagles
gained los on the ground for q
grand total Of 277. Miami netted
256. all except u yards on rum
ming plays.
A daring lateral gave Miami
its first touchdown. Fullback
Don Bosseler crashed into the
Boston College line and as he
went down under q horde OF
|tacklers he gambled on q throw
to Losch. The speedy halfback
snatched the bali and outran his
pgrsuers in . 73-yard journey,
Losch grabbed another pitch
out midway in the second period
to set sail on his second touch
down run.
Boston College % o o. - Z
Miami z OIL
Boston collese scoring Touchdown
Desilya ID, pass from Donlanl. Con-
version Cousineau
Miami SCORING. Touehdowns- -Losch
truns. 53 and ~. conversions--oli-
Kek
Evening star., 1955-11-05

season instead Of ending 20 days
before the seasons close.
The minors also will try to
knock out the present bonus rule
and substitute a measure under
which all first-year players
would be liable to unrestricted
draft at a price Of $4,000. wheth-
er selected by q major or minor
league club. The new plan would
limit a major league club in the
assignment Of first-year con-
tracts, much as the present
bonus rule does. and any first-
year players signed by teams of
open classification would not be
permitted to waive selection.
Evening star., 1955-11-05
Steinkrous Gives u. S.
Third Victory in Gorden

trian team having won Thurs.
day.
Miss Valdes cleared the II
jumps without a knockdown
and had only a tick on the l0tt
Jump. 1t. Roberto Vinals oi
Mexico, riding IA Agosto, got
four faults for knocking dowr
the fifth fence, and the team
ended the competition with only
% faults for the three days.
Second place went to the Irisr
Army team, when 1t. p. ]. Kier-
nan came through with a fault.
less ride on Ballynonty. Capt
Keyin Barry Of the Irish hat
made eight faults previously.
Each of the United States
riders had four faults, with
Steinkraus and Charles Dennehy
|jr., having best time. The eight
combined faults gave the Unitec
States q three-day total of 35%
faults.
United States Third
Thus the Irish. who went intt
yesterdays event with "a faults
edged the United States for sec
|ond place with 80 faults. Canads
was fourth.
Velvet Lassie, the open jumper
champion Of the recent Harris
burg. Pa, show. won the Easter
area USET Challenge Troph,
and moved to within one poinr
|of Rivera Wonder in a clos
battle for his division title.
Owned by Mrs. Hubert Thomas
|of Indianapolis Velvet Lassie''
blue ribbon brought the BAY
mares point total to 10, les
than for Riviera Wonder, ownet
by Bernie Mann Of Port Wash.
|ington. ". Y. Riviera Wonder
didn't compete In this class. Tn,
Indianapolis horse cleared 2.
fences without q knockdown.
L.ariat. owned by Mr.. and Mrs
|Georgi Di Paula of Baltimore
was second. and now has eighI
points In the battle for the oper
crown. Lariat is tied for thirc
with Star Fire, owned by Mr.. ant
Mrs. George Sadlier of Indian.
|apolis
Evening star., 1955-11-05

BRISBANE. Nov. 5 R.--Ken
Rosewall and Neale Fraser, AUS
|tralia's possible Davis Cup dou-
bles pair. won the Queensland
doubles tennis championship at
Brisbane yesterday. defeating
Rex Hartwig and Ashley Cooper.
6--3, 3---6, g--7.
Evening star., 1955-11-05

Continued From Page A.lz
finally got on the score board
with q quick thrust Of 70 yards
In four plays. the last Of which
was Moss. break through right
tackle for 43 yards and q III tie.
The Mountaineers started the
final period standing on their
own two-yard line. having been
put there by q fine kick BY Full
back DO Austin Of CIV. They
went the remaining 80 yards In
four minutes and 55 seconds.
Even 4 l5-yard penalty didn't
deter them. Wyant had q big
hand In the drive with 3 2S-yard
run across midfield. and Krutko
deseryedly got the score on Q
two-yard dive over the line.
The extra point try was wide,
and CIV still had q chance, but
first it had to turn back another
serious West Virginia threat at
the Is after Sonmer fumbled
the kickoff. A fine tackle by
Austin helped toss the Noun
taineers back, and also q factor
was an excellent defense that
broke up two Wyant passes.
Then CIV took over on its Is
for its last chance. Two passes
from Sturm to End Paul Thomp-
son reached midfield, and Sturrn's
toss to Somner reached the West
Virginia 16, The next pass
thrown by Ray Looney--was
intercepted and that was 1t.
The victory may have sewed
up the Southern Conference
championship for the Noun
taineers. who have yet To meet
Pitt and Syracuse In their bid
for an unbeaten season.
West Virginia's only remain
ing challenger for conference
llonors is Davidson, which meets
Richmond today and plays Fur
man In two weeks. The Noun
taineers have completed their
league schedule with q 40 rec
ord and Davidson could finish
so with wins over Richmond
and Furman. However, Rich
mond Is the Wildcats toughest
conference opponent Of the sea-
son.
Evening star., 1955-11-05
Cubs Announcer Dies

CEDAR !. RAPIDS, Iowa, Nov.
Is R.-Bert Wilson Puckett. A.
for l3 years ofiiciai announcer
for the baseball games Of the
Chicago Cubs. died last night In
ID Mesa (Ariz.) hospital. friends
here were advised. Pickett. who
announced under the name
Bert wilson," had been in III
health for some time. He had
Ia winter home at Mesa.
He Is survived by his widow
and three children.
Evening star., 1955-11-05
Howard Booters Lose

West Chester Teachers Of
Pennsylvania scored in the first
and last periods on goals by
Larry Haley and Bill Remley to
defeat Howard University. 30,
in soccer Yesterday.
Evening star., 1955-11-05

West virRiula
Left end--papotti, Bum,
Left tnckie---fiuff. Underdonk.
Left GuaEd---HoWiey, Urda.
Cent kiln pomeii.
EiRht gilard--Lathey, ouenthef.
Rieht tackle Bosley, ehnrkndy.
Right end sKcpniskey, H0sek.
Quarterback Wyant. Tfimarkl.
Left 1nif--Moas. 1abbits. Anastaato.
Right HI if--Marconi, Shepherd.
Fniihack--- Krufko, Huston,
George Whshlngton
Left md -Daneu, DOnofrtO.
Left tsekie-- Llddick, McHenry.
left siiard-- MURRAY, Sutton.
Center Gaspari, Hince.
Riett guard.--Sakach, 6losck.
RiRht tack &C. Posta, Jewett
Rigln end Thompson, Berry.
Guntterback-- -Sturm. Lo0ney.
Left half -3pmrner Safer.
Right kalf-Weayer Cimenincki.
Fullhack--AuStin.
vest Virginia 80 o 81.
sseyss Warrington q O., I Q . O.
Moss f43. rtfrili Krutko l2. plungel, Con
ferEion Mosss CeQrge WashinRton scor
ng- Tcuchdown. enmmer tSe. runN con
version: Weaver.
A .
Evening star., 1955-11-05
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

By the Associated Press
CHICAGO. Bobby Boyd. 160Pa. Chi
eago, stopped George johnson. f67,
Trenton, Nj J. IS).
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-29
Looking On Serious Side OF Festival

Committees for the Yam Festival
were named last week and excellent
c h m e n have had responsibility
placed on their shoulders.
We always think of the festival as
a must. 1t remains our greatest
claim to fame on state level.
With late start the work will be
doubly hard this year; yet, there is
no doubt it can be accomplished.
Activity on the civic level is not
new to Tabor City. Committees of
some description are appointed almost
every week. Such has become COM
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-29
Editorials . .
Obnoxious Laws Might Improve Safety Situation

Traffic deaths took sharp up-
swing last week In Columbus. For a
while it looked as if the folks had
learned the way to live to ripe old
age but last weeks bloodshed dis
proves the original thought.
Highway patrolmen continue their
widespread detection of speeders and
other motor vehicle violators, but
there aren't enough patrolmen in
North Carolina to stand guard over
every driver. Each citizen must take
care of himself when on the highways.
We haven't lost an ounce of faith
In patrolmen. Our establishment
comes from the realization that folks
who drive like wild Indians" will
never learn until it is too late.
I Sitter penalties for speeding,
reckless driving and violations of
equal Importance would do more good
than million dollars spent on posters
or commercials advocating "slow
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-29

handing but merely offering advice
for what it's worth.
We don't know a Dream from a
'coppcrhcad" and if we did we would
still have to go along with whatever
decision is reached by Lake Tabor
directors
They are looking out for the in
tercst of the stockholders in whatever
action is taken. Their work is without
pay and their only compensation is
to see Lake Tabor become rccrea-
ton center Tor Columbus and adioin-
ing counties.
Give EN- break and make your
criticism Of a constructive nature
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-29
ADVERTISING RECORD

NEW YORK y Newspaper
advertising in May was tho
highest for any month on re-
cord with 260,913 lines. IL per
cent higher than May 1861,
Media Records reported today
OH the basis of a 52-page sur
ycy.
Analysis of May newspaper
Image in the - cities shows
that records were set in the
following catcGories:
Rctail-IIishcSt May on re-
cord. 49, million lines, S.3 per
cent over last year.
Department stores - High
est May on record, - million
line g per cent over a year ago.
Gcncral-TIigheSt on record
- million lines. % per cent
over 4 wear ago.
AutumOtiVc Highest of any
month on record. Is million
lines, 2G.2 per cent over a year
ago.
Total Display - Highest of
any month ON record. 1876 mil
lion lines. 81 per cent over I
year ago.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-29
Not Just An Eaiin' Eeeiin

ID. f. Dellinger deserves congratu-
lations on his election to head the
Presbyterian Men of the Church.
1t is a small organization, compos-
ed of men in the Presbyterian Church,
but one that serves.
but one that serves. The fellowship
afforded weaves a circle of men in
terested in working for the churh.
Men who devote part of their life
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-29

way to meet n germ? Did
YOU hear about the man who
fell and broke his arm at =
funeral and made everybody
there feel simply awful?
Next time you'd like to seek
vengeance on friend. you
might try what a local school,
teacher did. lie sent each Of
his friends four children a box
OF 30 crayOns A motorcycle
officer received this excuse 70
end all excuses when he stop
ped \ motorist for speeding:
why. officer, vast driving
any faster than 1 usually do"
Next time you think your
butcher Is giving you too much
bone, madame, Just remember
how wrong you are. He isn't
giving 1t to you. Hes charging
you Tor II {. . A l0-year-old
lad kept following a stout wo-
man SO closely on a real hot
day recently she called a DO
hceman. The youngster sheep
ishly said he was just trying to
keep in the shade.
Next time you hear man
insulting his wife, just re-
member mes only trying 10
bring her down to his size
Two can live cheaper than one,
but who wants TO live that
cheap? Next time you hear
woman insulting her hus-
band, just remind her she
picked out the bargain herself
Which reminds me about
the fellow who fought his best
against being drafted. He
claimed poor eyesight and
brought his wife along to prove
ii. She proved il alright. The
draft board took one look at
her and let the poor fellow go
And if you. lady, are COM
planning your husband is a
book worm just consider tie
sorry plight of the woman with
a husband who is just an ord
mary worm Things are so
bad now that 4 dollar saved is
30 cents lost. G'bye now!
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-29

monplace that few take them serious
ly anymore.
Willard Wright should make an ex-
cellent overall chairman. He has never
shirked his civic duties and knew
when he accepted the post that it was
filled with headaches and extra hours
of work.
If Wright were a magician he
couldn't put the festival over by him
self. Those named to committees
should take it seriously and lend all
assistance possible to making the
eighth Yam Festival as great as the
past seven.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-29

down and live :"
Perhaps the ineffectiveness of the
SLOW down and live" posters stems
from the inability of drivers to get
more than glance while travelling at
excessive speeds.
Revocation of drivers licenses is ON
the increase in North Carolina but we
doubt that all rewocations stick. Res
toration of driving privileges ahead
of schedule maze penevers of those
who benefit but non-believers soon
adopt the so what I'll get them back
in a month" attitude.
You can't put sense into senseless
driver so it might help to put some
sense into the laws and make them
more distasteful than they are now.
Only the violators have anything
to lose except when they take the
lives of innocent, law abiding mo-
florists.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-29

It's not really that bad but everytme an officer
stops an automobile and questions the driver he runs
the RISK OF losing his life. Each time he walks down
BACK alley to check doors of business places he
gamDles that someone previously arrested isn't urk king
IN the shadows to square the score.
~ DIT dramatic some will say. Others will ponder
the notes and decide that police work is fine for
policemen but not for them
wouldn't have the job on a Christmas tree
even If it were for free .
:, "lthout question they get paid for their work
HOW nuch Is the thing devote thought to-
On the local level, the Chief gets $500 bucks per
month Other officers receive less That's about
oS dollars per week for the head man and some -
hor IA less per for the others.
All hours of the night find them on call Every
act brings criticism from those who haven't realized
now fortunate our community is to have good police
department. f
I'm liable TO get a ticket ten minutes from now
Du II nave the satisfaction of knowing that it wasn't
a rugged plot but effort by policeman to Keen
integrity in his work.
should complain. Once | called the police station
t,our times and failed get an answer NV conIont
Mouloh he valid because | have tried being in two
Places ''t me same time and found myself red-faced
when | failed
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-29
NO ONE ON THE STREET-A REASON

A. MANY umeS have noticed heavy traffic in town
All parklng places were full . Yet. no one seemed
TO be milling around the streets
Inc mystery was solved last week when nv wife
ss'ct DR.. Gene Cook (amiabe tooth doctor) helm brr
part with wisdom tooth
lhlhkin" she might need some consolation in her
moments OF ease, wandered into the doctors office
- now Know why no one is seen on the streets
all are in his office.
'ucS| l. should have waited until after the doc"
sent his bill but couldn't resist termination that om,
h'."rS' d"iht plan to pay him i'm the first place . .
lie > got my WiieS wisdom tooth. What else should
IL dentist cXpcct???
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-29

to working for the church enjoy peace
OF mind and sense of real living miss
ed by those who sleep late and lust
haven't time.
Those who believe but neglect to
contribute have only to meet men who
are Interested in the welfare of their
church. Then it is apparent that at
tending an eatin' meetin' won't hold
n d e to meeting of church
workers.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-29
PLAIN TALK
Joke
Misfires
PLAIN TALK
By AL HARRISON

on OCCASIONS borrow joke two for Plain Talk
but the one l got from Billy Whitfield misfred
1t concerned two newspapermen who found them
selves bit tpsy after getting their paper printed
in another shop After narrow escape on the
Aighway the driver looked at his friend and said
Heck thought you were drving!"
When that part of my column showed ND in tho
Lorls paper. Oldine McNe advertising director and
general manager of the Lors paper was rantinp and
ravng e anu
Someone will think that was about me Who
ever wrote that piece of junk should have his head
examined" Mac declared 'N""
| finally confided to Mac that I had wr;ttor +h
slight stuff for the Tribune '
Well, then doggone it print it in the Tribune !"
And we were such good friends!
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-29
NO PUBLICITY WANTED, THANK YOU

Nothing would satisfy me more than to write =
feature story about the shirt and pa anna factory
lhey have accomplished lot the facotry since the
opening days when labor troubles plagued them
Most of the credit for the progress I attrh,+o 70
a man who is as friendly as any I've met - Carl
'Brubaker.
Brubaker is head man at the factory but tho
hgher-ups have mo publicity" policy
IL seems to me that if people in the community
knew more about the operation they would take more
pride in it. ~ ''
those who have asked why the Tribune didn Il
carry story the progress of the factory should
find the explanation satisfactory