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HOUSES FOR sAle--N.w.

bungalow WITH huge Soft. Y iiVirs Im.,
fireplace plus study and Kitchen 1st
floor. tremendous bedrooms. full
bath. End flood. Pull daylight base
msnt; Sl7.S5o; CALL DE, 2-5!slh.
pHFos. esJao FISHER q CO., INC,
WOODS tcheyy chase,--
$24.950; recep. hail.. lty. rm., din.
rm;, kit, bedrm. and bath, LIST d. ;
End H., 3 bedrms. and bath: att.
BILLiNGsLEY REALTY Co. EN-.
lisSzf ~ w I BiS; Chevy Chase.
D. c.-Four-bedroom. -psth, mod.
ern brick Colonial. with full bath
and bedroom or den or FIRST 6oor
garage. Only S24. $50 Call SHAN
NON 4 LuCHS cTm 81. IKE. 7-1S00.
BERkELEY-FOxHALL AREA - We
p PEI S,s, we can eSarantee this 70 be
the. market Tor sS5. 800, A popul ar
split-level fioor. plan with huge rms.
and wonderful closets. All three
bedrooms are IL feet long. There
are 2h baths, an immense out-of-
this-werld ail-electric kit. and 0
D Dase Verr S.s sssd r y ar.f e
the, city. 2 blocks from shops and
town, FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI.
T,l4lI; eyes, EN-, 2-92e5.
daily 90. Beautiful stone and brick
Colonial Just completed by Frank
8. Phillips. Includes large library
and powder rm. on LIST floor; J
lovely .bedrms,. 2 baths on End floor.
One, Of the lowest priced homes built
in this exclusive, close-in location
Just on Poxhalf I'd. PRANK s,
PHILLIPS. d. .7-i4li; eyes, OIL.
BRixRReciLIFP--one of the iine homes
OF the city in an unsurpassed loca.
ton, All the wonderful materials,
g workmanship and me arehitestpral
white brick Colonial in beautiful
condition. Library with fireplace.
lovely bedrooms and two baths on
End floor. Newly Installed Kitchen
Of tomorrow. 2-car sarase. Owner
PHnLiPS DL 7.i4ii; evss. M.
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NEWARK STREET. Cleveland Park,
at the top Of the flrst rise west of
Conn. ave-, in . section popular with
tached house on lot Of about 5000
feet: half timbered. English type.
with living room 80 #. long. Recrea-
tion room at the top instead Of under
the house. IA rooms, ga baths. ga
rage. Price. $45 900. LOUIS p.
SHOEMAKER. 1919 X st. NV. Ma.
S-1166.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED


1858 BELMONT ST. N.w.-i0 rms.
3 baths; Just redecor,: OIL heat:
cony, loc: suitable for doctor or
professional man; Sl2b per mo, App
ply AMERICAN SECURITY y TRUST
ARL. = CHEEKY. up-to-date, conven-
lent sernidet. 2-bedrm. house. Ideal
foi child with good parents: 500
BEfHEsDA@-Beaut. home: newly dee. !:
mr. NH 3 or 4 bedrms.. study, lge
Wv. rm.: fenced I'd. OIL. 2-7e47
VICINITY NAYLoR RID. and Aisb ims
ave. s.e.--6-rocm brick house. 3 bed
rooms, modern kitchen, gas heat,
front porch: deep lot: convenient "a
elementary schools, shopping centers
ssnT,d ,assisi GOOD bus service. Phone
AKL., M Dr.. . baths a hr. and
ss.s a' e. e. sfsd. k ss sssc: ~
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HOUSES ron AlE--A.W.

coLoRgD-BARoAINs
TAKE YOUR PICK OF
THESE CHOICE HOMES
DOWN PAYMENTS FROM
1895
9l9 10th ST. NE.
319 18th ST. NE.
zoos FRANKLIN ST. NE.
1911 UNION ST. S.W.
5128 7th ST. NV.
3434 MT. PLEASANT ST. NV.
5512 9th ST. NV.
813 DELAFIELD PL. NV.
l417 MONROE ST. NV.
500 NICHOLSON ST. NV.
S03 JEFFERSON ST. NV.
$50 10th ST. Sc.
All Of these homes have automatic
heat and are either in perfect eondi-
ton or have been redecorated like
new. Trades accepted.
For further information regarding
these and other select properties,
once open day and night.
CALL tn. 2-9200
Mr., Tager. JU. S.495I
Mr.. Bressler. RA. $1,000
Mr.. Enrich. RA. 3-4226
Mr.. Gordon. NO. 7-944s
Mr.. Friedman. RIA. 6-S30S
Call now. and let one Of our sales
men take you out to see the home
OF your choice.
RALPH D. COIN. TIL. 2-s2OO
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COLORED-SPECIALS
3. 127 LONGFELLOW ST. NV.
Colonial, 4.bedroom brick home In
excellent condition. Recr. rm.. ga.
rage, plus many extras. Can be
1906 WEBSTER ST. NV.
Semidet. brick. 2 apis; 2 kits. 2
I, baths. Ideal home and investment
-. 1888 MONROE ST. NV,
this lovely 6-rm. brick home with
oil ht. and full bsmt.
1891 9Th ST, NV.
No money down and $115 pei
month will handle this 6-rm. brick
1705 9Th ST. NV.
No money down and 6 S110 per month
viii handle this S-rln. brick home.
To inspect the foregoing homes. call
Mr.: Newman. RA. 3-0140 or RIA.
LOUIS RuppEN. Elk. -3-5707
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ON
BUS
nNYTFrH

One block from MISUNDERSTANDING
corner brick home, consisting OF
side entrance hall, @ spacious rooms
and bath. full basement, gas h.-w.h.,
garage, / inelosed and 2 open
porches; price, $4,000: owner
transferred-must sell. Cali Mr.
Mcintosh, Elk. 3-24s0 or AID. 2
6565. Exclusive with
FRED A. SMITH co.
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H0UsRs ron sAlR-N.N.
MASS. AVE. PARK

E41NEzkJ1 4N-4OWN bU1UI66
AdaSRs re q INST b aRs
rm.. din. rnn., library hit. and pow
der I'm. on LIST q. 4 splendid bedrmS,
and 3 baths on End a. Splendid
JAMES &. q s CIV Ell aspsss abs 90
ewes. OIL. 4-7693 or OIL. 2-14o9,
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LEO Il M. BERNSTEIN g. CO.
1000 P st. NV. CO. 5-s53s
NEAR CONN. AVE.
A Park aSts elo:e = b sassat 81
heat, 2-car garage; partly fur
nished; 4 rooms have running
water; wants $4,000 down.
Edwin L. Ellis, Realtor
1910 Vermont Ave. RE. 7-5140
COLORED-PREFERRED LOCATION
mr.. 18th st. NV. Detached. 10 rms,
3M baths. rec; rm,; 2-car gar.: ieyel
absolutely free" Available to FIRST
sssy sh ss d0T TRe
their layout and the many other
admirable features of this little
mansion will speak for themselves
You never had this opportunity be-
fore. W. 3. REALTY. ia. 9-0S94,
cS 81 sEGc1eooIc LOCATION, mr.
0allatin and 14th SITS. NV. Vacant!
Detached: 2 sizeable rms. 2 baths
full bsmt. An excellent home for
the family, close to every desired IA:
cility. Obtainable for . price and
d9yn sle on snas S you n isn s snSd
cheerful home. see and buy this
sound value to-day W. B. REALTY
ia. 9-0894, RE. 7-0676.
COLORED--$55O DOWN---7th AND
Emerson SITS. NV. Owner leaving fol
Florida 70 live; must sacrifice tn;
porch. 8 rms. Q baths. knotty-pins
h.-W.h.; large fenced yard: garage
In. excel. condition at q bargain
price. To inspect call until Q pm.
c aE RsEfe7sjNLY 1895 powN-l4th
and Meridian n.w.-Extra-larye 8.
parquet fioors. finished bsmt.. gas
h-w; hsa ~ X baths s,al sa;TaaEs alg% n,
c III siasso CIV s tine and MADISON
SITS. N.W.-Lovely tapestry. bricl
house. Seven rms, beautiful .recr
rm. with bar, sink, new gas heat
air -cond.. auto. cleo. washer, attrac
fixtures, HOLLYWOOD bath; reas. price
gocd t terms; Dixie IIs! 3 lsZ. 60.
CoLoRED-cooLiDGE HIGH VIC
Terrific buy-no reasonable ofier re-
fused on beautiful, Groom. brick
Colonial home, with "A bedrooms
inclosed sunroom and garage; ali
on deep level lot: perfect for chill
{. Dixon 3 e c.. 81. ssasoo :H ewes.
OIL. 4-073S. lis
COLORED---I24 FLA. AvE.-6 rms.
oil h.-w.h.: excel. cond.: bus. or res.
small down payt. DE. 2-40S7;
c sye S;p II u e. iS5 a.. sr w.,
1sF With H. fenced s 1 ys5S reo end d Ssra a
kit. and den; End a., 4 bedrms. and
2 baths; gas h-w.h.: excel. terms
To inspect, call Mr.. Payne. ~
5-5063. with FREDERICK REAL
e, ESTATE cl RE; 7;5S461; zoos II T.,
st.-Beant. .brk.. 5 bedrms,. 2 baths;
only S4q5 dn.: excel. invest. HE f.
rlfz Rrnkers cn-nn cnnsidered.
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RAMBLER

RAMBLER
8 BEDROOMS, 8 BATHS
New rambler. which Is not yet CON-
pleted Large living room with
fireplace. separate dining room. 8
twin-sise bedrooms. very modern
ished basement with maids room
and bath; " block to transportation
Call Mr.. Dulberger, EN-. 2-3976:
INTERSTATE REALTY co.
OIL. 4-O642 30
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LIQUOR RESTAURANT. long estab..
sses about oy zo s Sot;s 800 SS
o UNITS. 9 BATHS. near 18th and
Mass.--Each unit rents for $22
/ wkly. and pays own utilities; good
money-maker; 81 1000 down. LANE
PASTOR Elk 3-2khR
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SHEPHERD PARK

SPRING VALLEY
Den plus library and powder rm. on
first floor. This beautiful S-rm.
stone-and-brick center-ha Colonial
! Is offered for less than reproduction
cost. II you entertain . lot, this Is
It. 10 inspect, OIL. 4-3196. SAMUEL
e BoGLsY, INC. Potomac Once.
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BETHESDA--GI appraised. Charm.
Ing brick rambler on level lot with
soft. liv. rm. -din. rm. comb, 3
really twin-sized bedrms.. 2 tile
baths. mod. kit. with dining space.
brick patio, = years old. A lovely
home at only $4,000. Call KE.
10000 til q pm. REALTY BROK-
ERS, INC, lie
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402 OUACKENBOs ST. NE.
Most attractive Broom brick. full
basement. gas heat Only one block
HIGH r EEK 'as'oh III 44vos4oo
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And Woodley I'd; close to Sheraton
Park Hotel; 9 rooms. baths. oil
heat, 2-car garage; partly fur
water; wants $1,000 down.
Edwin L. Ellis, Realtor
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Def. BRICK-$15, 950--GI
Mr.. Coolidge High. 8 bedrms.,. SEP.
din. rr1.. rec. rm., I'm. attic, front
porch, gar. gas INV. heat. Call 9
till y.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN g. CO.
1000 p st. NV. CO, 5-353s
NEAR CONN. AVE.
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OWENS OWEN REALTY, NE. s.o4s6.
10th ST, opposite the park-Immae-
ulate 6-rm. detached residence with
1st-h. powder room. basement, rec.
reation room and hath. On . most
S SfiSnssql IT, CORPS Tnde h. sssS.
BRTGHTWOOD-LoVELY 8 RMS.
Semidet. brick home, modern; iust
like new. Price reduced for quick
sale. S12,25O; $1,000 cash. balance
81 JAMES NE 3. WILDER. RA. 3-1e1e
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ACTS. UNFuRNIsHEp-YA.

ARLINGTON, Columbia pike at Fred
erick st.. Magnolia Gardens Avail
now beautiful and spacious living.
dining room combination. 2 large
bedrooms. latest In kitchen equip
ment parquet floors. Venetian blioas.
One bedroom: $3.50. For info. call
IA Q-2070
Evening star., 1955-10-24

EX-TERP SHINES - Los
Angeles. - Ron1iie Waller,
rookie halfback from Mary
land, had q field day yes
terday as the Rams de-
feated the Lions. Waller
scored q touchdown on q
21-yard gallop and got off
another run Of 80 yards.
Altogether he picked up l27
yards in 16 carries to boost
his seasons total to 361
yards In 81 carries for q 6.6
average. Seventh In the
league In ground gaining
last week, Waller could 60
as high as second this week.
Evening star., 1955-10-24
COLLIER DENIES ACCUSATION
Florida Charges Kentucky
Used Fake Injury to Win

and let Hughes, a quarterback,
go into the lineup for Bob Col
lier, 9 guard.
At Lexington Coach Collier
denied there was any violation
OF the Southeastern Conference
code Of ethics.
''On my word Of honor. ! did
not at any time. nor have ]
at any time. instructed or sug-
gested TO any Of my players that
they fake an injury or use any
unfair means to win q football
game" the Kentucky coach said.
The code says the feigning Of
injury for the purposesof gain
ing time "and other practices
of deceit are dishonest. url-
sportsrnanlike and contrary to
the spirit Of the rules"
Woodruff said his assistant
coaches saw Kentucky's stan on
the sidelines signaling to the
players on the the field by bend
ing over and holding their
stomachs and legs, apparently
wig-wagging them to fake an
injury.
According to our players and
coaches, No. 81 Bob Collier
was one of the first to run out
on the field after the game was
over" Woodruff said.
Evening star., 1955-10-24
YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
BY WARREN GAER
Drake Football Coach

Al the time Of the Cincinnati
Detroit game, Cincinnati Is the
third ranking defensive team Ia
the Nation and ranks 26th In
total offense. Detroit has q we'll
balanced team with q dangerous
offense.
The Cincinnati captain wins
the toss. There is 3 4-mile-an-
hour wing blowing from the
south.
As the Cincinnati captain and
rate these choices
=. 2. 8 and &:
Receive.
Kick.
Defend north goal.
Defend south goal.
(Ans,Der on Page A-2fl
Evening star., 1955-10-24
ACCEPTANCE EXPECTED TOMORROW
Social Outcost Given
DC. international Bid

Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt was
invited today to make his Social
outcast q third starter for the
United States in the Washing
ton, D. c., international at
Laurel on Veterans Day, Novem-
her IL.
II Vanderbilt accepts. II viii
be the first time since the first
running Of the $65. 900 grass race
In 1852 that the United States
viii have three entries. Calumet
Farms Dukes Lea and Clifford
Mooers' Traffic Judge previously
were named for next months
mile-and-a-half classic,
Vanderbilt arrived in New York
today from Europe and Is ex-
|pected to confer on the invi-
|tation with Bill Winfrey. his
trainer. Winfrey said. The horse
win be ready to run II Mr.. VAN
|derbilt gives the word"
The board Of turf writers which
issued the invitation expects
Vanderbilt TO accept on the basis
LOT an earlier statement that "as
Evening star., 1955-10-24

GAINESVILLE. Fla. Oct. ~
tR1. Bob Woodruff. Florida
football coach, says there is con-
siderable evidence that Kentucky
violated the code of ethics to
stop the clock Saturday night
and beat Florida, 10-7. with .
field goal. But Blanton Collier.
Kentucky coach. denies any
violation.
Delrnar Hughes kicked the
|three-pointer with only "a sec
onds left to play. Collier was
able to substitute Hughes in the
game and send in the rubber
tee he used for the 20-yard place
kick only because the clock was
stopped for a player injury.
Woodruff raised the question
|of whether it was q bona flde
injury that stopped the clock
Evening star., 1955-10-24
Fronk Eidom Critically Hurt
As Auto Hits Tree in Texas

mortal Hospital for emergency
treatment.
AT the Fort Sam Houston
Medical Center. Eidom was list
ed as In critical condition with
"a skull fracture. He was sta
toned at the fort.
Eidom, whose home is in Port
Arthur, was an All-State school
boy halfback at Port Arthur
High School. He was noted for
his hard running and pass re-
ceiving. In 1864, his senior
year that saw him play the
greatest game Of his career
against Arkansas. Eidom was
named All.Southwest Confer
ence.
Evening star., 1955-10-24
STATISTICS

|hooted the Redskins band. jeered
the players, belabored the oficiais
for every penalty called against
the Colts, and cheered its own
heroes to the echo. But at the
finish, 1t had to eat crow as the
Redskins went rs yards for the
winning touchdown IN the fourth
quarter.
It was a glorious afternoon In
Baltimore, until the Redskins
showed up. When they left. the
Colts title aspirations seemingly
went with them. Fullback Alan
|Ameche was q horse Of another
color, and loyal Baltirmoreans
were muttering the familiar
|"Wait till next year It simply
wasn't q good day for the hop
ped UP Colts.
Redskins In Third Place
The defeat knocked the Colts
out OF q first-place tie with the
Los Angeles Rams In the West
lern division, but the victory
gave the Redskins undisputed
possession Of third place IN the
Eastern Conference, behind the
ldeadlocked Cleveland Browns
and Pittsburgh Steelers.
Baltimore had some excuse.
but not much. Big Gino Mar
chetti and Don Joyce. its two
big defensive ends, didn't play.
but the other torpedoes were
around. practicing their holds on
1.-THE visitors without too much
success.
Ameche, the All-American
from Wisconsin and the leagues
leading ground gamer. was q
lbig disappointment to the faith
lful as he ran into q special re-
lception committee and finished
with . grand total Of SO yards
Ion II carries. Ameche got his
teams touchdown on q 3-yard
line buck In the third period. but
except for that. and an i1-yard
lod-tackle burst In the first
quarter. he was kept under .
tight rein.
Two field goals In four tries
lby Bert Rechichar, one o tre-
mendous 50-yard kick against
the wind. accounted for the rest
OF the Colts points and they
weren't quite enough. The Red
skins took advantage Of two big
breaks to overcome leads Of 60
and 1877 to put the win In the
book that assured them Of at
least equaling their 1854 record
iof 3-9.
LeBaron Gees All Way
The Redskins got even with
Rechichar. when Eddie LeBaron
bounced q pass OF the ex.
Tennessee backs chest into the
arms Of surprised Johnny Carson
Ito set up their first score in the
third period. They needed o IS
yard penalty for roughing the
lpasser to help get the second
touchdown drive underway. but
Continued ON Pare Ais. Col. 4
Evening star., 1955-10-24
NFL STANDINGS
By the Associated Press

YESTERDAYS INSULTS
Washington. IA: Baltimore. Is.
Pittsburgh. 10; New York. II.
Chicago Bears, 81; San Francisco. %
Los Angeies.. "a; Detroit. ID.
Cleveland, II: Green Bay, 10.
chicaEo Cards, "a; Philadeiphia. "A.
THIS WEEKS SCHEDULE
SATURDAY
Green BAY at Baltimore tniEhtl.
SUNDAY
Washingtpn ct New York.
Chicago Bears ct Los Angeles.
Cleveland at Chicago Cards.
Detroit at San Francisco.
PittsburRh at Phiiadelphia.
Evening star., 1955-10-24

far as one can reasonably pre-
dict, Social Outcast Is available
for the race"
Vanderbilt previously had noti-
fed Pimlico that the 5-year-old
gelding would be available for
its Special on November 26.
Social Outcast has been q
winner for Vanderbilt.
bringing home S340,o75 In races
which included victories In the
John B. Campbell Memorial
Handicap, at Bowie, the Lincoln
Special at Lincoln Downs. the
Sunset Handicap at Hollywood
Park, the Saratoga Handicap and
the Manhattan Handicap ct Bel
mont.
In the international. which Is
worth $4,000 to the winner.
Social Outcast would meet i've
foreign horses In addition TO the
other two American horses. En-
tered from abroad are Darius Of
England. Prefect Of Canada.
|Panasiipper Of Ireland. Ataturk
LOT Germany and Picounda Of
France,
Evening star., 1955-10-24

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Oct. "a
R--Frank Eidom, 23. former
Southern Methodist football
star, is reported in critical con-
dition with a skull fracture at
Brooke Army Medical Center
after an auto crash near Con-
xales, Tex, yesterday.
Police at Gonzales said Eidom
apparently fell asleep at the
wheel and hit Q tree alongside
Highway 90 about rs miles
northeast Of Gongales. Eidom,
now In the Army, was alone.
He was found unconscious by
q passing rnotorist and was
taken TO Gonzales Holmes Me-
a ~ - l.
Evening star., 1955-10-24
Pittsbursh Kicking Poor

Poor kicking, on the other
hand. could have cost Pittsburgh
dearly, for Guard Art Michalik
made only one Of three conver-
|sions against New York and
missed . pair Of field goal at
|tempts. He now has missed IL
|of II field goal tries and has
Evening star., 1955-10-24
sTEELERs TIED FOR EASTERN LEAD
Grohdn, Hirsch Leod
Browns, Roms to | op

nubbed six Of is point tries after
touchdowns.
The Giants held . 14-l3 half
time lead. thanks to O missed
conversion attempt by Michalik,
and boosted the margin to 1T-1a
after 51a minutes Of the third
period on q 45-yard field goal
by Ben Agajanian. But the
Steelers drove 81 yards in jusi
rs plays for the winning touch
down, Lynn Chandnois skirtine
end for the last i've.
The loss was the fourth in 1--WE
games for the New Workers. who
also lost Alex Webster, ex-N. c,
State halfback. webster suf-
See PRO FOOTBALL. Page A-1s
Evening star., 1955-10-24
81 ths Associatsd Press

Pro football fans In Cleveland
and Los Angeles can be glad Otto
Graham and Crazy Legs Hirsch
aren't the retiring type.
The two old pros called it quits
lat the end Of last season. then
changed their minds and today
their respective clubs are atop the
National Football Leagues con-
ference standings.
True, the surprising Pitts
|burgh Steelers are keeping pace
with Cleveland In the Eastern
Conference with the season near
ling the half-way point. but they
were far less impressive yester-
|day In q 1917 victory over the
New York Giants than the
Browns were In walioping Green
Bay. 4l-lo.
Graham. completing seven Of
Ia passes for 1877 yards. guided
the Browns on touchdown
marches Of a. on and II yards
and scored once himself on .
l6-inch sneak.
Brown PAGES Bears
The rabid Los Angeles fans.
l6e, 900 strong. saw Hirsch take a
pass from Norm Van Brocklin
for the winning touchdown In
Los Angeles 24-13 victory over
the toothless Detroit Lions. BY
winning. the Rams emerged from
10 three-way tie for the Western
Conference lead as the Packers
were beaten and Washington
edged Baltimore. 14-i3.
The Chicago Bears won their
second straight game. after q
miserable start. as Ed Brown
ran for two touchdowns and
passed for q third In q 1923
victory over the San Francisco
Forty Miners. Philadelphia, the
September choice to battle
Cleveland for the Eastern title,
was left with q 1-3-i mark after
10 2l-24 tie with the Chicago
Cardinals. Cleveland and Pitts
burgh are Al with Z games to 60.
Although the Green Bay
Cleveland game was close on the
lscoreboard for three quarters.
the statistics tell q far different
STORY. Cleveland rolled up 454
yards while the Browns hard
hitting defensive platoon held
the Packers to l6i. A 10O-yard
kickoff return by Al Carmichael,
longest In the league this season,
Supplied Green Bays only touch
down. After that. however,
Green Bay never passed the
Cleveland ~.
Tobin Rote, Green Bay quar-
lterback who went into the game
with 797 yards gained on passing
lin four games. gained only ~
yards net through the air.
George Ratterman, Graham's
understudy. passed for two quick
touchdowns in the last minute
and q half. and Lou Groza
booted two field goals.
| Pittsburgh Kicking Poor
Poor kicking. on the other
hand. could have cost Pittsburgh
dearly, for Guard Art Michalik
made only one Of three conver-
lsions against New York and
missed . pair Of field goal at
tempts. He now has missed II
of IL field goal tries and has
Evening star., 1955-10-24
4
Texas Aggies
Surprise Team
Of'55 Season
But Bryont's Squod
Cont Take Part 10
st-Seuson Come
b the Associated Prsss

sr
Texas A. and NJ. won't play IN
any bowl game this year, but no
matter what happens between
now and the end Of the season,
the amazing Aggies certainly VIII
60 down as the surprise Of the
1855 college football season.
Most Of the September flashes
have faded and the top teams are
beeinning 10 find their own level
a the season swings into the
second half. But the sophomore
laden ArGies. winners Of only
one game last year, persist u
ASTOUNDING tneir opposlsloh y
the SoutnWest ConieIence-ssls
oi tne rougnest leagues N sl'e
country.
Aear hryants laos WERE pen
alizeo ny the conference Ior re-
cruitlng 700 Vigorously alo uis
of tneir punisnments was Delns
barred from post-seasOn cOmpe. |.
tition TINS year. Inat oion
bother Bryant. former Marylano
and Kentucky coacn. because
even ne thought ms Team was :
year or two away.
Four Big Ones Left
The Aggies still have fouI
conference games left on theil
schedule. starting with Arkansa,
Saturday, Then, on successive
weeks. they play Southern Meth.
odist, Rice and Texas. Nothing
rs certain, OF course, on this up
sst-happy league. but as George
Evening star., 1955-10-24
No Joy Left in Baltimore
After Redskins Jolt Colts
DETECTED Pass
Major Break in
14-13 Victory
By LEWIS r. ATCHISON
star etaiK correspondsnt

Il seems like the Redskins
can't buy q victory ct home. but
On the road It's q different story.
Three times they've played away
this season and three times
they've won, coming from behind
twice yesterday to nose out the
Baltimore Colts, i4-13. before
81, ,387, the largest crowd ever TO
see . pro football game in that
city.
The crowd came prepared to
celebrate q great victory. II