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Evening star., 1955-07-17
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Clearance sale for today and Mon
day. Save from 20 to 40Ss. Largest
selection. Of unpainted furniture In
washington. Come In and convince
yourself. We carry complete line
OF outdoor California redwood.
chairs to mattel, corner cupboards.
wardrobes, chests Of drawers, book
cases. bar stools, desks and hun
dreds OF other items to choose
from. II you don't find what you
want We will make what you need.
THE UNPAINTED SHOP. SOL Pa.
ave. NV. Hrs: Mon. Tues. Wed. :,
Fri. and Sat. 8 to z; Thurs, o to
?; sun. 10 ~ to 8. Telephone Re-
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BUFFET. TABLE AND CHAIRS,
S176; misc. household furniture and
sarden tools. OIL. 2-b534.
BUFFET, 72-in, mahogany, Rood
condition. S35. HA. 2-8439.
BULLDoZER. TD-14.A. Hells -cabl.
terms. r. G. DIGGERs, Arcola, Va
Lenah 5-2693.
eSs Excel sonS cre.e'ai Dls
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MIscEL. ron SALE tcsai.I

BEAUTY SHOP EoUIPMENT-3
driers. l manicure table, 3 mirrors.
/ shampoo chair permanent wave
machines, I desk-showease eombin-
alton. ] basin. . dressing tables. 5
drisr chairs. electric clippers. dry
equipment: s425. RI. 5-5Ise.
saS aondSs. sSsth ssl:SS 7;D TZ sScss sSs
sEps-HOnyvoOd t0. cLARiasrr.
cloek-radio, vTousht iron glass-top
tabls. 4 chairs. EN-. 3-4534.
BED. dbie. with mattress. sprinEs.
Almost new. Orig cost. $3.50;
sen SIS. NE. s-03es bet. s.I1
pm. III
BED AND DRESSER. ANTIQUE. Jenny
Lind GE 3-speed window fan: dl-
netts set: studio couch. IA. 2-77fo.
BED, mattress and springs. double
size: doll carriage, work bench.
kitchen cabinet. UN. 4-11s9.
BED, roll-a-way with cover. 3O-ineh,
clean and reas. 10. 2-6666.
BED. double. bookcase headboard;
tresS. Above par $50. ia. s-7611.
BED. single spring and new mat
tress, 2 small bookcases, chair. a.
way mirror, breakfast table, tilt
top table and Windsor desk: sll
for S45. WA. 7-17S2.
BED. new. foam rubber, dble.. best
grade, nrm' never used. s9S; 3ll3
BED. double, innerspring mattress.
dresser with 1 drawers: tables,
large and small: fold-up desk oak
NV. DU. 7-1727.
Beds-Govt. Surplus
Bunk beds with sterilised mat
sTsssss; ,a.S .i,5sS $SlsS ,sonpets Ssinsh AZ
steel folding cots Qegs only foldl.
wood. comp1.. $685. FREE DE-
Sd St. NV. Ex. s-sS74~. ~
BEDROOM FURN., Apiece ornate
NAH. w/mirrors. spring and new
mattr.: orig. cost $500, sell S175.
So35 Beech st, NV. EN- 2-9l7e.
BEDROOM SET custom-made. Early
american reproduction; Honduras
double bed; matching HiEhbcy.
dresser, mirror and night table
Excellent condition. ia. 2-5o49;
BEDROOM DRESSER AND CHEST.
mahogany, $50 each. EN-. 3-S55S.
BEDRM. SET, box spring and matt.
slip.covered sofa. lge. rug and pad,
BEDROOM SUITE. complete: bed,
dresser. vanity and chest on chest.
WslnSt Call KE. s-5179. III
BEDkOOM SUITE, lined OAK: B.
dayo-bed and chairs: reasonable.
1926 11th st. NV. Apt. 26. 17s
BENDIX, Economist, Ike new. SIS:
Thor Tn ronn IrSnsr' good condition. ss6
sRSiplx RRSSiI42in Afro. WASH. MACH. ElA A-i
gong; reasonably priced. Call Ju.
BICYCLE. girls. almost new. J. c.
Higgins. 2s in. $40. Call HA.
BICYCLE. mans ae-in. schwinn, s1b.
,IIIc4 ~ 4;1e6si 90 =. ,,.
BICYCLE. boys. "a In. Z weeks old:
wish to trade for 20 or 22 in, in
new cond. so. 5-4S02.
BICYCLES t2): one in good cond.,
one needs tire; S1b each. Lu, l.
BICYLcE-Raleish English racer,
boys 2e .ot in. Good condition. $40
BICYCLES, boys and Girfs; SIS
each. 1898 Rhode Island ave. lie.
dn rear). SATURDAY. and Sunday
BfCYCLE-Boy's Hufy convert. Kx-
eel cond. SIS. La. 6-3457.
BICYCLES, rebuilt, boys and girls.
Good cond. Also tricycles. Will &C.
cept trade ins. Call JU. 5-5119.
BICYCLE sPECIAL-Boy's, English
eoasterbrake lightweight: 500 .95.
sise sRsp:ir ssEyiss gssd ans srGYI rssgit
STORE, Wis. ave. at Que St.. AID.
2-01O0. In Arl., Va. PARKWAY
CYCLE CO., Lee hwy. at N. Kirk
wood rd.. ia. 5-s122.
BICYCLES, boys 26-inch English
Raleigh sports, excellent cond..
S25: also boys 26-inch American
bike with gears, $40. OIL. 2-662S.
BICYCLE. boys 24-in. schwinn with
reasonably, RA. 6-lS73.
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Garbage Disposals
Builder surplus
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BICYCLES

BICYCLES
BOYS AND GIRLS
Sust painted and rebuilt. SIS ea
Lawn mowers S5 ea Open all day
sun; BoB's F1xIT SHOP. WA
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GUNS, USED
51l 20 repeater sis 90
Mossberg 46m ~ repeater 21.00
Marlin % auto. with scope 81. 90
121 ~ pump - $500
Marlin 39-A .22 lever - 400
Marlin 336. .30-30 lever 5000
Ward so, 12-gauge pump - 5000
Rem. Sportsman ~, auto - 1000
Winchester 12, 12-ga. pump $500
Rem. sportsman 12. auto - 1000
4S, 20-ga., auto 5000
Stevens 12-ga. double $500
Customer Parking Q Doors Away
RELIABLE JEWELRY EXCHANGE
422 9th st. NV. Ma. S-6167.
GYM SET, has Q swings and sky
ride. $12. ia. 1883. -17
HEATING PLANT, consisting of fur
mace. oil burner, oil tank and con-
trolls and radiators. WA. 7-6453.
HI-FI EQUIP, Williamson amp. and
Mcintosh pre-amp., $50: and
Audax pickup, S25. ia. 2-2526
YYs TsT4 \ @1sAw~
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FoR SALE
FURNITURE, NEW
WAREHOUSE SALE
At Our Store

SAVE zU1o ~ IU%
Great Rapids gives you fam
tastic bargains In the most
colossal warehouse sale ever
seen In d. c. So hurryl
ALL ITEMS SUBJECT TO
PRIOR SALE
FREE DELIVERY
s1ee.5 VALUE
Blond double dresser and mirror,
chest and double bed.
s,ooxo ~, OUR PRICE, s1ie.6o
Solid maple double dresser and mir
ror, chest and double bed.
OUR PRICE. S7e.95
Genuine mahog. table and leaf 4
chairs. buffet and china cabinet.
OUR. PRICE, S23f
Genuine mahog. kneehoie desk.
OUR PRICE, S3g,95
Fine sofa bed and matching chair
OUR PRICE. SS9.75
Solid cherry drop-leaf table: finest
quality.
.. OUR PRICE. $50 .e5
Se9. so VALUE
custom-built studio with kick-pleat,
OUR PRICE. $50 so
$50 so VALUE
Large club chair. custom quality,
al-sprinE construction.
s25s.5o VALUE 10000
Genuine Fisher Dualounge with fne
innersprinR mattress: sleeps q.
$50 30 VALUE
Wrought iron and plastic top di.
nette table and chairs.
OUR PRICE. S42.95
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GAS RANGES

SIS
APT. sIzKD TABLE TOP. guaranteed
ACE JUNK CO.
2220 Ca. Ave. NV. HU. 3-4421
GAS RANGES, $685.
Used. but In sood condition. Be
them at the used Sales omes o
our ne. store.
HECHINGER'S
18th and q SITS. NE. IL 7-9400
GAS STOVE. Magic Chef, table top
$3.50. Hollywood bed. $50. Dun.
iseaasi se lean a0 [uess Ssd .fs sHs' II s1sss
GAS STOVES
Apt. size. SIS UP, del. BLOCKS
1746 Lee hwy. IA. s-S700.
GE ELEC. REFGR., Estate freezer
3-piece hv. rm. suite; reas. Cal
GESERAqoRs. III eiHaSs STARTERS. SIS
lis. lis Ee y. caRfY s'e lsos 0s'Il n4th. No
s-S95o
GOLF CLUBS, NEW, natl. advertised
brand. substantial discounts. CO
5-9l69. $3.50 am. to q pm.
GREETING CARDS with resale value
over 5000 viii sacrifice for SIS.
Greeting card case free. Call AD
GRILL, eiee oriswold: excel. shape
Sinks and grease trap. Reas. Du
10000.
GUITAR. Lee Gibs. cutaway, priced
for quick sale. LA. 6-7224. III
GUITARS, new and used. summer
sale, repairs, lessons. folk songs
flamenco, classic guitar music
largest stock IN town. GUITAR
SHOP, 2000. N ct. NV. ME, S-14l9
GUN, hiRh standard, Model d, 20.
calibsr. auto. target; S25. 10
GUNS-Remington rife. model 12I,
80 06 caliber; 4-power scope with
sling. Double -barreled shotgun, 17
gauge, over and under with auto
eteetor. OV. 3-23SS.
yYTNTeT wTrTnTN
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@4S&A4 A1A4N Ao
Portable, single phase, 1000 watt,
new, S165: $50 watt, $50 so.
] H. GICHNER, 2bl3 M st. NV.
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DIAMOND JEWELRY
RoDIN JEWELS. sos 18th st. NV
Closed Wed. and Sat in July
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YES. ALL g. ROOMS OF BRANI
NEW FURNITURE
3N . Y6OO
EZ TERMS-FREE DELIVERY
ALPERSTEIN'S
1920 7th ST. NV.

n block Above n, Y: Ave.
MONDAY. . AN. 70 s Pm. "
THURSDAY, 8 A. NJ. TO q p. M.
OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY
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DRYERS, 8; beauty shop, steamer
and furniture. Good condition.
EIEcTRiC RANGE. Q oven: 1 auto
matte; excellent condition. Call
EIEc. IL TIAHNSGE Range. NV 4o-in. suprem.
mSss iSder tRsr Rss: iRpPissnssss ssssS outlet. s~e
RANCE, ss" Erigidsire.
No reas. offer refused. OIL. 4-5O63.
ELECTRIC RANGE, L. & H., 4-burner
with oven, good condition. used
only as an extra, S25. OIL. 4-1S13.
ELECTRIC RANGES. new; big saw
ings for cash buyers. PARA
MOUNT CO.. 2202 Ca ave. NV
HU. $4,000. Plenty Of free parkins.
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FURNITURE Observation-Disclosures
spring mattress, $40: Library table,
sd,;.n "a; kSeshGls Ssst ,s: dess: Sc; stHstc .sd.
Chifferobe So: Sofa bed, S27;
drawers: 90: Lsyson sofa, $50
Sl2: Dinette set. SIS: Marble tor
table S15. Single or double bed
81; Lawson loveseat. S55: Mod.
ssee seei ehs iG.a sso 3D. eess ss0 chan ham
sprinE. s6 Innersprins. SO;
room set, S6S We We also Spei do 0fe. re.
upholstering,. reflnishing, cabinet
work. furniture cleaning, drs.
peries and cornices, custom-made
furniture. slip cover sofa and chair,
S54. sofa and chair reupholstered,
$50. 16 colors Of textures and
stripers. HOFFMANN UPHoLSTER.
Frs, 2447 18th st. NV. CO. g.
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18th and q SITS. NE. IL 7-e4o0
GAS STOVE. Magic Chef, table top.
$3.50. Hollywood bed. $50. Dun
lop foam rubber, cost $50. Blk.
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BedS-Govt. Surplus

Bunk beds with . steriliSed mat
width steriiised innefspring. Se.S5:
steel folding cots Qegs only foldD.
S6.95: new 39-inch width Holly
wood. comp1-. $685. FREE DE-
LIVERY. N. FRANK & SON, 414
I'd St NV EX 3-a074
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DRIER, WESTINGHOUSE; IRoNER'
KENMORE; q S10o FOR BOTH. RE
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HECHINGER'S

Used. but In good condition.
them at the used Sales once
our ne. store.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
BY GEORGE HUBER
star stan Correspondent

RICHMOND. Nov. H.. George
Washington's football team goes
after q sweep Of Its game:
against Virginia elevenS this sea-
son when it plays Richmond this
afternoon at City Stadium.
The Colonials are rated two
touchdown faVorites today. and
If they win they viii have beaten
all five Of their Virginia rivals
this season. Previously they de-
. 40 average and 234 yards
ginia. William q Mary and Vir-
giinia Tech. all members Of the
Virginia Big Six. All these teams,
plus Richmond. beat CIV last
year with the exception Of W6EM.
which tied the Colonials.
George Washington carried q
81 record into the game COM
pared to the Spiders 3-3-l. and
its principal task was to slow
down Tom TheOdose, Richmond
quarterback. It was Theodose's
running more than his passing
that beat the Coloniais. TO, last
year. He scored the winning
touchdown on q I2-yard run
after getting in position with
two previous runs totaling 26
, yards. He's q good passer, how
ever. and tops both the George
Washington quRrterbacks - Bob
jGturn and Ray Looney--in his
completion average and yards
gained.
Sturrn could pass Theodose In
the passing statistics today If he
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Yale Foyored to CIinch
Ivy Title at Princeton

Iother traditional classics, form
went out the window as the
Bulldogs and Tigers faced at the
kickod. The Bulldogs. with good
reason. were wary of Princeton,s
light. quick line and the posi-
Ehility that Royce Flippin, jr.
might cause grief as he did as q
sophomore and Is q junior.
Princeton. on the other hand
had plenty Of respect for d Yak
team which has lost only one
game and which defeated Army
Iby l4-l2 only q year after the
Cadets clobhered what baSicaIly
was the same team BY 4D-7.
In Difference to its victory
lover Army. the Blue was the
selection Is New Jerseys biggest
crowd Of the season convergec
upon Princeton. Trenton and
such way stations ais New York
land Philadelphia.
For the long g-and diary minded,
1.-THE Yale-P Princeton game was In
laugurated 80 years ago. on
| November Is. 1873. d 2O-mau
band Of Princetonians Travelled
by boat from here to New Haven
and oiitscored the Blue, 8 goals
ITO Q, launching aseries two years
before Yale ever met Harvard
land four years before the clus-
tered big Three. round -robir
was invented.
The second Yale Princeton
game was played In 1875, when Il
became 9 rivalry except for the
World War years.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
SOUTH AMERICAN INVASION
Il Chomo's 5 Victory
Wosn' | Unprec dented

Fl chama's victory In yester-
days fourth Washington. D. G.
international was the first for 3
South American horse in the
Laurel grass classic. but that
shouldn't be taken as an indica-
Ition that the tloroughbreds from
below the Equator countries
haven't done well on United
States tracks.
The South American invasion
began more than 80 years ago,
but little attention was paid 70
Iit until the late Charles Howard,
who became famous as the owner
Iof Seahiscuit, bought an Argen-
tine colt by the name Of Kayak
III. There have been few faster
horses IN this country and he
could carry hi sspeed over q
distance Of ground. too,
While Eeabiscuit was out OF
action due to injuries. Kayak II
won the Santa Anita Handicap
Ia 1889 and was the top handi-
leap horse Of that season, losing
lby only q half-lenRth to the
l3-year-old Chailedon in the
IPimlico Special, The following
March, the Argentine colt was
barely beaten by Seabiscnit IN
1.-The 100000 Santa Anita, and
many observers thought Jockey
Buddy Mas eased up on Kayak
lII In order To let the colts more
Industrious stahlemate win.
Not long afteyward. Howard
Init the jackpot with another
South American horse. the
chilean Surteado. A great dis
'tance runner. Sorteado broke
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WEEKEND
FOOTBALL

GAMES TODAY
MARYLAND 81 Clemson.
Navy 1t Columbia.
George Washington at Richmond.
,s,.. wsss Forest ss q virFinis, is.a,i.,a..
RorsEouss RRslsiS5 TsasnsFi 81 Howard = Saiiauos'
deorEis Tech IL Alabama tBirmins.
II! IshiEh Il Albrigh..
Montana at Ayisetls r.u...
Idaho at Brigham Young.
Brkndles at Buffalo.
Oraron State nt California.
Hsf'lin- Simmons ct Ctrcinnath
Rso1 RRsssi1 i.sa M.taTy q onnses,cGt 3 TSs Gstade
Miami sohioS Il DAYTON.
Utah state 1t Denver.
Tennessee q tlofidas as;.,,,s,.,
Age@n AHgSsTn & & EsrSHrS. 1sSszii 'c0lumOu''
oElshoms AIM az Kansas.
Memphis state 81 Kentucky
Missisaippi state at Louisiana state
hnynssoes h9ly Gogss n \. MicEIssh MeSasssss state.
Indiana at Michignn.
North Dakota State at Mississippl
Houston Hs,ntai At Misslssippi syackson,.
SsoTaHg WyomirR AZ New Mexico.
Notre Dame - North Carolina.
Iowa at Ohio state,
Iowa state at Oklahoma.
Army 1t penngyiyaFlia.
West virginia 81 Pittsburgh,
Yale ct Princeton
Northwestern at Purdue.
Texas Ann at Rice.
Penn State at Ruteert,
/. WashinBtpn q Lee at 6ewAfee.
Duke Mt South Carolina. A5s
Arkansas at Southern Methodist.
oregon at Stanford
COLGATE nt Syracuse.
Delaware at Temple.
Texas Christian ct Texas.
Vanderbilt at Tulane,
Waehington ht UCLA
North carolina ssats Ct virEinia Tech
'iiiS' iiIinoiSS a. wisconsin.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
III Slated TOGO
In GuIIunt Fox
AT Jumuicu

NEW YORK. Nov. IL (R.-
Eleven thoroughbreds are sched-
|uled to go TO the post in today's
SIS, ,OO0-added Gallant Fox Han
dicap, richest stakes race Of
Jamaica's fall season.
The Foxcatcher Farms Che
vation is high weight at If
pounds with the Christiana Sta
'ble's Thinking Cap next at ll6
Marks Puzzle. from the Grand
view Stables barns, totes the
Ilightest package, 102.
II all ii start, the race will
have a value OF ST.. .050 with
$59,950 going to the winner,
The 4-year-old elevation won
the New York Handicap at Bel
mont In his last outing and will
|be ridden by Eddie Arcaro. He
|revels In an OF track, a condi-
|tion that likely will prevail.
Others named for the race are
Hopes Baby (108l, Galdar (I07),
Misty Morn tIl3), War Of Roses
t108). Flying FurySt107), Lovely
Wave (106). Cavort t11l) and
Paper Tiger tll5).
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Navy Looking
70 Easy Victory
Over Columbia

NEW YORK. NOV. ia
crowd of $4,000 was expected 10
watch Navy play Columbia today
In i football game that figured
to result in : decisive victory
for Navy.
The Middies. stilI In conten-
tion for an invitation to q New
Years bowl game, were rated
four touchdowns better than the
Lions, who have lost six In q
row. Columbia has won only
It'll opener, 1912, over Brown.
Navy has won five, while losing
to Notre Dame and tying Duke.
ti7 The attractions today were
NE colofful Navy team. the en-
tire brigade of marching Mid
shipnnen and an expected pass-
ing duel between George Welsh
of the Middies and Claude Benz
ham Of Columbia. The event
marked the first time since the
1881 Arfny-N Navy game at Yankee
Stadium that the entire academy
student body had travelled Ia
q body to this city.
Welsh and Benham are two
Of the Nations top passing mas
tiers. Benharn has 10 connple-
tions III i45 attempts, which ties
him with Purdue's Len Dawson
for the lead In number Of suc-
CeSses. Welsh has q greater per-
centage with 65 completions In
'fO6 throws.
For the flrst time this season,
Paul Goher and Ed Maiynn get
starting assignments ct the half
b5ck posts. replacing Chet Bur-
chett and Ned Oldham, both
injured.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
BY WARREN GAER
Drake Football Coach

Harvard leads Brown, 1920,
with a minute and five second
remaining in the game.
Both teams have shown potent
offenses. Brown has driven three
times on the ground for touch
downs but the Bruins passing
has not been effective. Harvard
has scored four times on three
passes and q short drive after
recovering q tumble. M
Brown now has the ball on
their own Vineyard line, fourth
down and Is, and chooses to kick.
The punt islong and rather low,
coming up to around midfeld,
AS the Harvard safety, stand
ing on the SO, rate these choices
l, 2, 3 and 4:
Signal for a fair catch.
Let the ball hit the ground
and roll dead.
Catch the punt and return up
the middle. ~
Catch the punt and return up
one sideline.
tAnswer on Page A-f2.l
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|Brunn Named
|Bodgercooch
Boss Moves Up

MADISON. Wis, Nov. IL iA1.
ivan B. Williamson, a. Univer-
sity Of wisconsin football coach
for the past seven years, was
the schools athletic di-
rector today.
Milt Bruhn. 43, line coach and
WilIiamson's top assistant dur
ing that time. was picked to take
over the top football coaching
job.
There, had been unconfirmed
reports the past week that VIII
Hanson would be named to suc-
coed the late Guy NJ. 6undt and
that Bruhn would become grid
coach. Sundt died October rs.
In approving the selections the
regents went along with recon-
mendations Of the athletic board.
representing faculty, alumni and
students. the regents education
committee and university presi-
dent, G. B. Fred.
Evening star., 1955-11-12

down m d cup race at Belmont
lin which the heavy betting
Howard was supposed to have
|wagered q .'bundle'' on his inn
lportation.
South American horses have
done particularly well In the
rich santa Anita Handicap. for
the list Of winners includes, be-
sides Kayah IL. Olhaverry from
Chile and Talon and Niche
from Argentina. 1t was the gray
|Clhaverry that won the race In
|l947. the year the great Armed
was looked on as Q sure winner
following his triurnphs In the
|McLennan and Widener at HI
|aleah. Armed was flown to Cali
|fornia after the Widener. but
could do no better than nth
behind olhaverfy.
The Pimiico Cup. at 2la miles.
was another race In which the
South Americans excelled. Rico
Monte and Miss Grillo ran one-
two In 1915, and in the next two
trimmings, Rico Monte won de-
|cisiveiy under Conn McCreary.
South American Jockeys have
done an right On our tracks. too.
Perhaps the most successful was
Ruperto Donoso. the Chilean.
who won the Belmont Stakes and
Jockey Club Gold Cup on Pha-
|ianx In i947 after Eddie Arcaro
had missed out on the colt Is
the favorite In the Kentucky
|Deerhyand Preakness.
That was one switch in riders
that Eddie didn't arrange or
care for.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
BY FRANCIS STANN
star star Correspondent

PRINCETON. N. j., Nov. H.
Yale versus Princeton before !
sellout throng of about 10000
today had more to recomment
It than q 7Sth renewal Of the Ma.
tons longest uninterrupted foot
ball rivalry.
Today's was Yale's big chance
to succeed Harvard and Prince.
ton. winners in 81 and '53, re-
spectively. and close out all spec
ulation as to the Ivy League
championiof IS. Beaten early hy
Colgate, but d surprise l4-1:
conuueror Of Army last week
Yale was q solid fayorite toda,
III Palmer Stadium.
As IN Army Navy games and
Evening star., 1955-11-12
CIV Plays Spiders in Bid
For Sweep in Virginia

has q good game and his mate:
hold Theodose more or less IL
check. The CIV quarterback ha;
s420 average and 234 yardi
gained, while the Richmond boy
has .422 and 306 yards.
One long scoring pass to Half
back Mike Solnmer, for instance
would do the trick. and also
would give Mike a wellsrounded
season. Sommer has scored or
IAN 89-yard run and with an a.
yard punt return among other
things, but he hasn't caught Z
long scoring pass vet. He's 3
talented receiver, however. and
about the fastest thing In the
Southern Conference. so is over
due.
IN fact, the CIV team Is over-
due for q passing touchdown.
only one such having been scored
this year when End George
Dancu took an I8-yarder from
Eturm. Last season. much
poorer one than this for CIV,
there were fiVe passing touch
downs. and In 1853. when CIV
had 3 5-4 record. there were
eight such.
wallace Wade. Southern Com
ference commissioner, will be Of
ficialIy Installed ii foo othallis 1Eall
Of Fame at halftime. Max FAR
rington, assistant to the presi-
dent of George Washington uni
versity and the hrst conference
president under Wade's admin
istration, win present the Hall
Of Fame citation TO the former
Alabama and Duke coach.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Nine FiIIies Go
In Selma al
Laurel Today

Laurel,s Eala holiday week end
Continues today with the 3igt
running Of the Selma Stakes,
which has drawn nine 2-year-
Eold fillies including Howell E.
IJackson's Nasrina. 4 classy miss
who win be favored to win and
EcIinch championship honors for
the year this afternoon.
with another Indian summer
day and the weather was the
topic Of much conversation at
the international. yesterda
many Of the visiting dignitaries
viii stay over another DAY ana
Ineip increase touay,s assenaance " eng
expected 70 De apout SS.vVV
Somewhat evershadoWed BY
the international. the Selma IL
one Of IAurel's traditional fall
stakes which . worth $66, ,030,
slightly more than yesterdays
more widely advertised global
race.
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s,a,,s 49,. rl,,s w s,,hese,,snt elioihiiitv
ssss ~ T,,s ma tracL s6ds "a, f,f,i, a. +
49, 49, ,,,,,.s,.ss ~, ,,s,,,,,s,,ts - that
49,. ..d 4. y ,,,cte,. m ,vs,I sare home 4
20 a aao ,,a..,,.s,, . y III nina AZ
- x.s,.so s,o,.s tTss'' !.
iass go
oecona hicness 70 kais'o
This years renewal Of the mile
and sixteenth feature Will be
the second richest IN the history
|of the stakes.
Nasrina trained by Edward
|Christmas. 4 resident Of Laurel,
Nd brings Al, impressive record
m Laurel today last month
she won the 100000 Gardenia
Stakes At Garden State and two
weeks ago sne REGISTERED 2 con-
yinclng victory 10 tne Fra1este
STAKES at 5aInalcS
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tonay--East Acres Cosman. mIs. ".
Marlon : y. oIol12rs = ,.,ss. maalu 49,. y
LsDsisy sssolss - wlus,.s. rluss,u ~ :
ss a.,aailE. y. a..u ssr ~, sstt = q, shs
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Evening star., 1955-11-12
Weekend Football
On Rudio and TV
Radio Today

l
Navy at Columbia. WRC, l:SO
pm.
Maryland at Clemson, wMAL.
IA pm.
Notre Dame at North Carolina.
VOL, q pm.
Wake Forest at Virginia.
IWPIK, 2 pm.
Roundup Of big games MARY
land VS.. Clemson. Illinois VS.. Wis
consin, Yale VS.. Princeton, Van
Iderbilt VS.. Tulane, Colorado VS..
Nebraska, WTOP, 2:05 pm.
Bethesda Chevy chase at
Montgomery Blair High School,
lwDON. WINK and wASH-FM
las pm.
Television Today
Navy at Columbia. WRC-4,
1880 pm.
Radio Tomorrow
San Francisco at Redskins,
lWToP. 2 pm.
Colts at New York, WMAI.. 2
pm. ~