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Evening star., 1955-11-19
.Spurtun 'Hurriers
Win Big Ten Title

CHICAGO, Nov. 10 tPl.-
Henry Kennedy. q sophomore
from Michigan State, set an un-
official meet record In the Big
Ten ss-country run yesterday
in leading the Spartans to the
team title.
Kennedy went over the WASH
Iington Park course In 10 min
utes 6 seconds in finishing ahead
|of Iowa's Charley Jones by 100
yards. Kennedy's performance
bettered the old record Of l9:40.5
set by Iowa's Rich Ferguson in
1862.
Michigan State finished first
with 36 points. followed by Illi-
|nois, 81; Iowa. IS; Indiana. 85;
Minnesota, l08. and Wisconsin,
I114.
In the following Central Col
llegiate Conference meet over the
same course. Notre Danes un-
defeated Bill Squires paced the
Irish to a team title with q
19:45 clocking.
Evening star., 1955-11-19
Georgetown Five
Meets Alumni in
Exhibition Tonight

A group Of familiar names in
recent Georgetown University
basketball history are on the list
for tonight's exhibition game be-
tween the alumni and varsity at
Med Donough Gym at $3.50 o'clock
Tommy OKeefe is playing
coach of the alumni. and his
athletes include Italo Ablondi,
Frank Alagia. Hugh Beins, Neal
Conway. Tony Durmowicz, Jack
lHekker, Bob Makatura. John
lNfazziotta, Miggs Reilly and
Billy Wolfer.
Also due for at least token
appearances are Ben zola. Ed
Hargaden. Harry Bassin. Tommy
Nolan and Don Gibeau Of the
1887 five.
Evening star., 1955-11-19
.Iowuns Won't Get
.TV of Irish Gume

DES MONIES, Nov. 10 (R1.-
Iowans settled by their radios
today for the Iowa-Notre Dame
football game after appeals by
their Governor and State uni
versity yesterday failed to bring
q Statewide telecast Of the con-
test.
The National Collegiate Ath-
letic Association said yesterday
1t was physically impossible" at
such q late date to poll NCAA
members on whether to permit
a multi-station telecast Of the
game in South Bend. Ind.
Both Gov. Leo Hoegh and Paul
Brechler, Iowa athletic director,
asked Walker Byers, NCAA ex-
ecutiVe director. to conduct the
poll.
Evening star., 1955-11-19
Fast Miami Backs Prove
Too Much for AIobomo

MIAMI, Fla, Nov. 10 (R.-
@You can't whip 'em If you can't
catch en-" Coach j. B. Whit
worth of Alabama moaned last
night after his Crimson Tide had
taken 34-12 drubbing from
Miami's Hurricanes.
I'VE sure couldn't catch those
Miami backs. 1t was the fastest
team we've seen this year.
MY boys didn't quit. even
after Miami scored twice in the
first five minutes, but that full
back. Don Bosseler. just broke
our backs"
BoSSeler tore through the Ala
bama line for three touchdowns
as the Hurricanes. three-time
losers but still one Of the Ma
tons most respected football
teams. drove to their fourth
straight victory. Miami's three
losses, all by close margins. were
TO Notre Dame, Texas Christian
and Georgia Tech of the Nations
'top ten."
Bart Starr completed 13 Of %
passes for 1872 yards and one
touchdown for Alabama. but it
was apparent after the first five
minutes that Miami could win
as it pleased.
The first time the Hurricanes
got the ball, they travelled 70
Evening star., 1955-11-19
Notre Dume-Iowo
Today Winds Up
'CIosed-Circuit TV

This years experimental
closed-circuit television of Notre
Dame football games winds up
this afternoon with a showing
Of the Notre Dame-Iowa game
at the. Sheraton-Park Hotel,
starting at Q o'clock.
This is the third Irish game
shown by this system here this
season, and the hotel was set
up to handle a crowd Of more
than 1000. A larger screen than
that used In the two previous
showings has been installed.
Turnouts at the two previous
games were far larger than ex-
pected. starting with 1000 for
the first game instead Of the
400 the hotel was prepared to
handle.
Evening star., 1955-11-19
Crippled Cadets
|Underdogs in
LGOnzaaa Game

Two players definitely are out
and two others are on the doubt
full list at st. Johns for tomor-
rows Catholic League champions
ship football game against Con-
zaga at Grifiith Stadium.
Gonzaga. with a better record
and without injuries, is the
favorite in the 2 pm. encounter.
che 9th in this series between
traditional rivals.
Coach Joe Gallagher Of st.
Johns says the last word on his
injury situation is that Henry
Cumberland, center. and Dick
McCaleb. halfback. win not play.
They were hurt against Ana
costa. Listed for limited action
are Quarterback Johnny Haley
and Halfback Jerry Dillon.
Gonzaga win carry a I'll record
in the game, with q winning
streak of five games since an
early-season loss to Easton (Pa.)
High School. 2i-7. The Johnnies
are So. and lost their last game
to Anacostia by point.
Gonzaga beat Anacostia and
also Episcopal. which won over
st. Johns. Both Gonzaga and
st. Johns defeated Carroll.
The winner Of tomorrow,s
game will meet Cardozo in the
city championship game next
Friday night at Griffith Stadium.
Evening star., 1955-11-19
compbeII's BIuebird
Sought for Boy Show

BALTIMORE. Nov. 10 R.--
Directors Of the Chesapeake Bay
Boat Show are endeavoring to
have Donald Malcolm Campbell
display his world-record- -break-
ing speedboat. Bluebird, at the
5th Regiment Armory February
21-26.
They said they are confident
|of acceptance since Campbell
plans to ship the boat back TO
England from Baltimore. This
will be after he makes another
attempt to raise the record In
January on Lake Mead in Ne
|vada.
Evening star., 1955-11-19

yards to q touchdown, averaging
10 yards play. Bosseler rammed
4 yards for the score. Fifty
seconds later, Whitley Rouviere
intercepted a pass by Alabama's
Clay Walls and sped rs yards to
another score.
In the third quarter. using a
straight ground attack, Miami
launched two 65-yard touch
down drives. Bosseler scored one
on a 2-yard plunge and shot is
yards through the middle of the
Alabama line for the other on a
draw play.
Stars short, hard passes car
ried the Tide to touchdowns in
the second and fourth quarters.
He hit Ray Forbus with a 7-yard
end zone pass and Don Kinder
knecht scored on Q 2-yard
plunge.
Late In the game, q Miami
team composed Of third and
fourth stringers gobbled up 10
yards In q final touchdown drive
which ended when Ed Oliver hit
across from the 4.
Alabama .-----.-- o o o B-12
Miami Ill IA 0 Is 1---34
Alabama seoring: Touehdowns---Kin-
derknecht e, plungel, Forhus II, pass
from Starr.
Miami scoring: -Bosseler
8 fplungs. 4. . and I'D. RoHviere Is.
pass intereeptionl. oliver a. rIungel
Conversions. Oliver 2. Nolan. Reeves.
Evening star., 1955-11-19
Feathers to Enter
HuII of Fume Today

LUBBOCK. Tex, Nov. 10 tP1.
They should be Dustin their
buttons In Bristol. Va, today.
Bristol becomes one Of the few
cities to have two Of its athletes
in footballs Hall Of Fame.
Gene McEver. istol-reared,
was a backfield great at the Uni
versity of Tennessee. He was
voted into the Hall Of Fame last
year.
Today, Beattie Feathers, who
played with McEyer on Fred
Reuning's 1925 Virginia State
championship high school team
and also with him at Tennessee,
is being inducted into the hall.
The ceremony will be at half
time Of the Texas Tech College
of the Pacific game. Feathers
is an assistant coach at Texas
Tech.
Evening star., 1955-11-19
Olympic Chomp Dies

LONDON, Nov. 10 R).-A-
fred Hajos. n. Hungary's first
olympic champion, has died in
Budapest. the Hungarian News
and Information service report
ed yesterday. Hajos won the 100
meter freestyle and l,200-meter
swimming titles in Athens So
years ago when the first modern
Olympic Games were held.
Evening star., 1955-11-19
Pasirano Shows
Class in Easy
Garden Victory

NEW YORK. Nov. 10 tR.-
Willie Pastrano looks like the
best young fighting man to hit
the big time since Floyd Patter-
son came home from the 1852
Olympics.
The nimble dancing master
from New Orleails--now trans
planted to Miami Beach-may
not be able to knock your hat off
but he can make all the moves.
He made most of them last night
at Madison Square Garden while
beating Joe Rowan. q plodding
aggreSsor. on a unanimous de-
cision in 10 rounds.
After the match. Harry Mark
son. managing director Of the
International Boxing Club. was
calling Willie "a big edition Of
Willie Pep" Markson planned
to contact Whitley Esneault, Pas
trano's manager. by phone in
New Orleans the first Of the
week. He had in mind a re-
match with Chuck Spieser.
whom he beat July n. or a pos
sible bout with the winner Of
the Paul Ardrews-Bob Satter-
field contest in Buffalo Novem-
Der 20.
Those who watched the 10
year-old heavyweight thell be
20 on November 27J could think
Of nothing but a match between
Pastrano and Patterson. current
No. ! challenger TO Archie Moore,
the light-heavy champion, AL
though Pastrano weighed l8la..
exactly the same as Rowan. he
is the No. 2 boy in the l75-pound
division. He never had weighed
so much for fight.
Pastrano, who used to be
taunted as Fat Boy Willie"
when he was a 180-pound 81
footer at the age Of 13. con-
all three officials OF his
class. Referee Ruby Goldstein
and Judge Jack Gordon saw it
7-2-1 and Judge Artie Aidala had
1t 7-3.
Evening star., 1955-11-19
Hugerty Proves
He Still Has Ii
AS Hoyo Coach

Jack Hagerty just has finished
his second undefeated season as
la Georgetown University football
coach.
Hagerty. whose varsity Hoyas
won eight straight in 1888,
coached the juniors this year to
an undefeated season in the
'interclass football league at the
Hilltop. They won their fifth
straight yesterday by defeating
the freshman, 1870. They also
were unscored upon this year
after going through their fresh
man and sophomore years with
out even winning a game.
Second place in the league
went to the sophomores. Al.
followed by the seniors. Id. and
the freshmen. 0-5.
Evening star., 1955-11-19
st. AIbons Looks to 1856
After Win Over London

teams victory. kicked from his
IS after the Saints failed to
advance following the opening
kickoff.
AL Forcione, Landon's safety,
backed up for the ball but not
far enough. It bounced of his
hands at the 5, rolled into the
end zone and End George Rob-
inson of st. Adams pounced on
it for a touchdown. Gray con-
verted after the first placement
was voided on an offside penalty.
Midway Of the second quar-
ter. Landon scored following a
relentless drive begun on its IS.
With Fullback Robin Prince
carrying the load. the Bears
took IL plays to score. Prince.
workhorse of the Landon back
field with SO yards in II tries,
carried the last seven yards. His
conversion attempt that would
have tied was wide.
Shreve Adds Clincher
The Bears made a bold bid for
another score shortly thereafter.
Forcione intercepted q Shreve
pass on his 35 and ran it back
to the 46. The Bears moved to
st. Adams 4 in three plays.
the big gain q 53-yard pass play
from Blackie Bruner to Jon Sui
livan. On the succeeding play.
Prince plowed into the end zone,
but a backfield in motion penalty
nulhfied the touchdown. The
Bears then were beaten back to
the Z where they lost the ball
on downs.
The teams battled scoreless
through the third period and it
seemed the game would wind
up 7-6 in favor Of st. Adams.
when a tumble in the Landon
backfield was recovered by De-
Vos on Landon's 80 with about
three minutes remaining.
1t was then that Shereve
climaxed a brilliant day by per-
sonally taking over. He ended
the drive by diving into the end
zone from inches out on fourth
down with but 6 seconds left.
Gray converted. but at that
stage it was merely a formality.
Evening star., 1955-11-19
YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
ANSNNER
ANSWER
(Cneation on Pnne A.12l

Question on Page A-12l
4. Flat pass. Worst call. Sui
eide with that outside linebacker
waiting.
3. Slant. There Is consider
able defensive strength at this
point with a iineman and two
linebackers ready to move in.
.. Long pass. The defense pre-
sents no special problem against
this, since only three men are in
q position to defend. But it's not
too wise to throw this on the
first play.
/. Handoff. Best call. The only
way the defense can bother you
is to charge on a loop or slant
successfully.
Evening star., 1955-11-19
Lions Block Beers Way
To Berthin Title PIoyoH

back to win five after losing the
first three. They gained the
tie by swamping Los Angeles
last week end, and now have
only a home-and-home series
with the Lions. a cross-town trip
Ito play the Chicago Cardinals
and home date with Phil
.adelphia remaining.
The Rams have two left with
the Baltimore Colts. the first one
coming tomorrow in Baltimore.
one with Philadelphia and one
with Green Bay.
Green Bay and Baltimore are
tied for third with "A marks.
The Packers play the fifth place
San Francisco Forty-Niners
(3-5l at Milwaukee tomorrow.
Browns Surprised
An unexpected battle has
shaped I'D in the Eastern Divl-
sion where the Cleveland Browns
were generally conceded their
sixth straight title. The Eagles
handed the Browns their second
defeat last week end. however,
and now the Redskins are
breath down their necks. The
Browns are SO. the Redskins 5-3.
Pittsburgh "A. also is still in
the race and the Steelers take
the bull by the horns against
the Browns at Cleveland to-
morrow.
Washington is in Chicago to
play the Cards. tied for fourth
with the Eagles on . Sal
record.
Philadelphia is at New York
against the Giants, the cellar
club with q 3-5 showing.
Evening star., 1955-11-19
By BOB HANSON

st. Albans today boasted its
first unbeaten season in the FIVE
year coaching regime Of Bob
Graham and with the entire
Ifirst-string backfleld returning
next year. indications are that
it's just the beginning.
The Saints applied the finish
ing touch yesterday with q 1875
victory over previously unbeaten
ILandon for the Interstate Ath-
lletic Conference championship.
la crowd Of 1000 chilled fans
trimmed the st. Adams field to
see the hosts chalk up their
ninth straight triumph.
It was the first loss for Landon
lin % games and brought to an
end the longest winning streak
!amcng area high school football
teams. It was the 25th meeting
between the schools and in
creased st. Adams advantage to
t16 victories as against five for
Landon. Four games ended in
ties.
| "Our starting backfeld. all
Juniors. viii return In addition
Ito a first string guard and
tackle" Graham said after the
game. There are others, but
this will be the nucleus for next
years team"
Shreye Takes Charge
The first strtngers returning
are Porter Shreve, Bill Gray,
Johnny, Warren and Ernie Ed
mundson. backs. and Chuck
ISteidel. guard. and Pete DeVos.
tackle.
OF the six, Shreve. 6-foot-1.
175-pound tailback, should be
the. key to whatever success the
Saints have next season. He was
the take charge" player for St.
Adams yesterday, particularly In
the dying moments Of the game.
Shreve, held to II yards in four
tries in the first half. broke out
for So yards in the last two
periods and q total Of 80 In %
tries. He piled up 80 of the 63
yards In the last three minutes.
carrying the ball 10 Of IL times
In q 33-yard touchdown drive.
In between. Shreve completed
six Of nine passes. mostly tosses
Ito Gray just over the line Of
scrimmage. for a total of 35
yards. One pass was inter-
cepted.
Prince Leads Landon
The Saints picked up a some
what tainted touchdown in the
first few minutes of the game.
End and Captain Parker Har-
rell Of st. Adams. whose long
Ipunts and outstanding defensive
work we're big factors in his
Evening star., 1955-11-19
HIGH SCHOOL
FOOTBALL

GAMES TO-DAY
Wooduerry Forest at Episcopal. gao.
Loldoun County at Wakefield. 2,
Richard MONTGOMERY vs.. Wheaton at
Blair ! 80.
Southern VS.. oxon Hill at suitland. q.
Bulls Prep at Villanova Frosh, =
Columbian Prep aat Navy Plebes 2.
TOMORROW
Gonzaea VS.. st. Johns at Grimth
Stadium. 2.
Evening star., 1955-11-19
Hood, RosewolI Win

SYDNEY, Nov. 10 R.Aus-
tralia's Davis Cup stars won the
New South Wales tennis doubles
title yesterday by defeating Don
Candy and Mervyn Rose. SIT,
9-7, 81, 6-2. Hoad and Rose
wall oppose today for the singles
crown.
Evening star., 1955-11-19
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK madison Square oarden).
Willie Pastrano. 1s1%. New Orleans.
outpointed Joe Rowan, 1914, Phoenix
vile, Pa. uol.
CARAcAS.-Jirnmy Beechman. United
States, outpotnted 1smael Espana, Ca
racas (t0l. (Welterweights, but exact
weights not available)
BUTTE. Mont--Larry vasauez. 126.
san Francisco. knocked out Lenny WAL
ters. 1864, Vancouver, B. c. t61.
Evening star., 1955-11-19
Needs
One More Win
To Break Even
NORTHERN VIRGINIA LEAGUE
STANDINGS
tCfroun u

Fairfax High has a chance to
break even after dropping four
Iof its first FIVE football games II
il can keep hot enough to beat
Mount Vernon Thanksgiving
Day.
The Rebels didn't show any
signs of cooling off last night at
Fairfax, despite the weather. as
they defeated Annandale. 25-6.
TO grab their third victory in
their last four starts. Their
season record now is AS.
Scoring once in each quarter.
Fairfax took the lead early when
Warren Ritter intercepted an
Annandale pass and returned it
A yards for a touchdown. Sam
my Ellis made 1t 1910 on q 13-
yard run around left end, and
Fullback Joe Shaeffer got his
18th touchdown Of the season
when he ran untouched into the
end zone. Paul Spiel got the
last touchdown. going 9 yards
around left end.
Coach Larry Winkler Of An
Inandale switched his quarter
back, Joe Davies. to fullhack to
start the second half. Davies was
making his first start since he
injured his knee q month ago
against Mclean. He appeared
rusty at quarterback. but after
the switch he broke loose for
runs Of l8 and Is yards TO lead
Ia drive to the Fairfax one.
There the Atoms lost the ball
|on downs. On Fairfax's first
play, the Rebels fumhled in the
end zone and Annandale's left
guard, Charles Wagner, fell on
IL for q touchdown.
It was Annandale's final game
and it finished the season with
two wins and seven losses.
Evening star., 1955-11-19
osBoURN ToPs HERNDoN

Osbourn High Of Manassas
punched over a touchdown in
the last 2 minutes yesterday to
come from behind and beat
Herndon. 1871.
Jack Breeden. who had scored
the first Osbourn touchdown on
q 5-yard squirt in the third
period. provided the clincher by
going rs yards for the second
score. A 10-yard off-tackle run
by Robert Downs and subsequent
conversion by Roy Fox gave
Herndon its points.
The victory gave Osbourn a
I'll record, with one game left.
against Garfield Thanksgiving
Day. Herndon's record is 4-3-i
with the game against Madison,
also on Thanksgiving, the last
of the season.
Evening star., 1955-11-19
Prince Leads Landon

The Saints picked up a some
what tainted touchdown in the
first few minutes Of the game.
End and Captain Parker Har-
rell Of st. Adams. whose long
punts and outstanding defensive
work we're big factors in his
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ETienGISUiVe Notes

were played and refreshments
served
Members of the Luther League
of Accident and FriendSVille
churches held joint meeting in
the local church on Thursday eve
ming. The visitors presented the
program on Meaning of Luther
League and Emblem. Games were
played and lunch served by the
local group.
Methodist Activity
Services for Sunday July "a, in
Methodist churches are: Blooming
Rose, 9;45 a. m; Hoyes, II a. m;
and Friendsville, 8 p. m.
Members of Circle | of WSCS
met on Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. Cecil Kelly, at Grantsville.
Mrs. Ross Selby leader, had the
business meeting and Mrs. Shat
fer led the devotiOns. Six members
attended.
Mrs Owen Frantz will entertain
members of Circle III of WSCS at
her home on Monday evening, July
25, at 8 o'clock
Mrs. George Lohr entertained
members of the Selbysport WSCS
at her home on Thursday evening,
July IA.
Social To Be Held
Members of Blooming Rose
Church and Ladies Aid will have a
social on Saturday evening, July
%, at the church. Homemade sand
Wiches pies, cake, cookies and
candy will be on sale. The public
is invited
Quarterly Conference
The first quarterly conference
will be held Sunday, August Z, at
2:30 p. m, at the Hoyes Methodist
church with DR.. Outright, new
district superiniendent. delivering
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Mrs. Effie Guthrie, Detroit,
Mich, is visiting her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Maude Livengood
Mrs. Donald Haenftling, Akron,
O., spent Wednesday and Thurs
day with relatives at Accident and
Frlendsville.
Bernard D. Friend, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett M. Friend, who is
serving out his second enlistment
in the Air Force and Army, recent
ly returned to his home at the
Army Chemical Center, Edgewood,
Md, where he is permanently sta
toned. He had been assigned spe-
cial duty for 80 days in Kansas
City, Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kirby and
daughter, Denise, of Washington,
ID. c., spent week here with Mrs
Iona HENDERSON and Mr.. and Mrs
Ronald Guard. Jimmy Kirby and
Linda Bender accompanied them
home, after spending month here.
Weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ronald Guard we're Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Davis, Pittsburgh; Mr.. Frank
Guard and Oliver Guard and
friend, of Braddock, Pa
Mrs. Jack Frantz and daughter,
Betty, Mrs. Everett Sellers and
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Savage spent
Wednesday in Uniontown, Pa.
Jack Frantz accompanied Mr..
and Mrs, Raymond Thomas back
to Cleveland, Ohio, for a visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett M. Friend
recently received letter from
Major Lance r. Davis, commander
of the 483rd Field Maintenance
Squadron, concerning their son,
Airman third class Robert Lee
Friend, who is with that group sta
toned in Japan. The letter states
Your son was promoted under
orders dated June l. 1855. He was
carefully considered in the light
of his leadership, ability, job
knowledge and general overall eff
fectiveness. With this promotion
he has progressed one more step
toward his announced goal that of
becoming a master sergeant. 1t is
source of great satisfaction to
me to have men the caliber of your
son assigned to my command. .
Friend is now an airman second
class.
Staff Sergeant and Mrs Winston
Teats and sons, Gary and Barney,
Mrs. Ralph Fike and daughter,
Janet and son Byron, were Mon
day evening dinner guests of Mrs.
Harold Fike.
Saturday evening visitors of Mr..
and Mrs. l.. L. Friend we're Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Murphy and son,
of Selbysport Monday evening Wis
itors were Mr. and Mrs Byard Lis
ton, Harnedsville, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Frazee,
Markleysburg, Pa, were Sunday
evening visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Orval Rush.
Mr.. and Mrs Gayle Saylor, Nor
gantown, w. Va, spent Friday
night and Saturday with his sister
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. John Will
liamS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Metheny
and children returned home Sun
day evening after a two-weeks va
cation in hathaway, Yorktown and
Williamsburg, Va, and Baltimore.
Mrs. Howard Frantz and family
and Mrs. Mark Frantz and family,
Pittsburgh, Pa, are visiting with
relatives here for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Schroyer and
son, Dale, were Sunday evening
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Selby.
S-Sgt and Mrs. Winston Teats
and sons, Gary and Barney, Day
ton, Ohio, arrived last Thursday
for a weeks vacation with her par