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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-20
Don't Lift Thot Lid!

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Mrs. c. B. G., Rockville
To D. I. Of Alexandria:
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the query on clogged baby
bottle nipples appeared in this
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ARCADE PONTIAC

4A1IONDA I O4N =
1897 Irving St. NV. AID. 4-S50f
$500 lth g. NV RIA 3-961t
FORD 81 Customline Y-block IS
Tudor: spotless orig red and white
with 7. and h: other extras q &5
Bank hnan KIRK MOTOR co
1000 Ga ave. ia assoc
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MANHATTAN AUTO

Sales and Service Imported and
American Cars. Est. 9l4
eth and r SITS. NV.
North 1900
Alex Branch 1910 King ST. A.eE
Retween Falls Church and FairfsA
on Lee HiShway at Merrifeid, va
IE. 4-3302
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURY 81 hardtop; r and h
2-tone I'm Wv. tires plastic
seat covers sharp Sl.14a HILL
Il SANDERS. Wash s Oldest Ford
Dealer lll4 Vermont ave NV.
AID $1,000 open ewes I'll q. Sat
I'll }
MERCURY 40 cow: partially Gus
WINDOWS. Wv tires: 7 and h.;
excel. cond. $3.50. OIL 4-1540
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

HUDSON 1853 small 2-door sedan
% aiste como s5a5 FLOOD pom
TIAC 1921 Connecticut ave NV
WO 6-S40O
HUDSON 1888 Super Jet sedan; twin
h. power; r and h; hydramatic. W
". tires. direction lights many mi.
per gallon; full price, 1895. Cash
or $40 DIN. S37 mo-
WOLFE MOTORS
1901 WIS AVE. NV EN-. 3-Ol42
HUDSON 1850 4-dr. sedan; very
clean: S299. HORNER'S CORNER,
Buick Dealer. Fla. ave ne. at 9Th.
Ii 6-6464.
HUDSON 5" Wasp club cpe spot
less orig black, with extras; very
clean privately owned. SID: trade
and terms KIRK MOTOR CO.
1000 Ga ave, ia a-4S0u
HUDSON 1888 Gross Country Ram.
bier: hydramstic drive. r and h
only . 0O0 miles Private owner
,ravinc town. must sell Price 81
Si5. Can be seen At 2045 Park
side DIR. NV.
IMPERIAL 50 Newport t convert.
ible: rich ozark green with ivory TOP
mHtchinr leather interior Full DOW.
er pquip incl steering, seats win
dows and brakes Buy the finest for
cnlv S3495 Your 81 or 30 TN
perial will make a down payment,
and AXE as long a. 30 mos 10 paw
We repeat. onlv S3.4a5 fun price
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
500 Ga Ave NV IA 9-2AuO
JAGUAR "a XK-laO-M white road
Ster; %2,150 Ii. 3-2249.
JAGUAR 1859 XKl2O Modified
Roadster; excellent mechanical
condition: 81 .g05 Call CO 5-3994
all day week ends or 80 to 10
WapEdovs
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JAGUARS
Brand-New 1856 Models
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY

Liberal allowance on American
car trade ins and PREMIUM allow
snce on your imported car We A.
nance at bank rates See them at
our branch ShoWrOoms
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AUTOS FoR SALT Cont

FORD 55 Victoria. Fordomatic, ra-
dc heater w.S-W. tires, windshield
Washers req with white top with
harmonious red and white why
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

JAGUAR IS XIX $40 NC: 5000
miles White, black leather. Per.
feet $500 JU, a-605l
JAGUAR 1855 XXX l40 Nj Blue. rec
upholstery $500 mi never raced
New-car condition, 81 $50 or besI
offer VII. $3.50
JAGUAR 1855 Mark : sedan; stand
cond: very reas. AID 4-47sO
JAGUAR 1854 XXX l2oM rdstr.; on'
owner. immaculate low-mileag'
car fun PMS. guarantee; 81 %
P NJ s. Imported Car Service
Warrenton. 'Vireinia Phone ll50
JAGuAR 81 XIX. l"OM roadster;
white. low mi one owner; 81 39b
JACK PRY LTD.
1jng l4th 81. NV
JEEP a excellent. passed D C
inspection, best offer NO 7-32nt
KAISER 50 Carolina 2-dr spot
less orig cream fn. W" tires
T ard h peri N every way week.
enc special. 500. 500 down KTRE
MOTOR co 1000 Ga ayr IA
Disco
KAISER II t-dr hydra, : and h
very GOOD transp., must sacrifice
Mrs Dunpen, III a-.Si
KAISER 20 4-dr GOOD body, Rood
motor $3.50 Anytime sun HA
9-3"SG.
KAISER as: gooo running cond
price SS1 80. Call 10 127"d.
KAISER SO Manhattan sedan orig
black. ard h. HYDRA clean low
mileage. nne-owner car; S695. terms
Sg5 dn SIS per mo
WOLFF MOTORS
1921 wis Ave NV. EN- 3014"
KAISER. .941. 4-dr.; $50. HE
4-3931
KAISER 81 door sedan; EXCEP-
TIONAT VALUE Radio. heater. sig
nal lights. other extras Was Sb95
now onlv 500. just Sal down
kala=na knnl. rntes
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MANHATTAN AUTO

Sales and Service Imported and
American Cars. Est 1914
Fairfax branch Between Falls
Church and Fairfax on Lee highway
at Merrifield, Va JE 4-330. Alex.
branch 1910 King st. Alex, Va
King S-55"5.
JAGUAR '55 Mark VII. positively
same as brand-new, 5000 actual
miles, will consider best ofier or
trade for sta waR
STAR MOTOR SALES
5000 N. 10th ST. ARL.. ia S-3:1.
OPEN SUNDAY TILL 4
JAGUAR 1851 XIX 100 rdStr. ex-
cellent condition throughout Full
p M s guarantee. 81 4a5 P NJ s.
IMPORTED CAR SERVICE, War
renton Va Phone 1850.
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MANHATTAN AUTO


eth at r Sis. NV =
NORTH 1900 OPEN ~
- Capri hardtop conr
coupe gleaminS black. Wv tires
r ano hydramatiC power steer
ing. brakes windows, away seats
POSITIVELY perfect throughout; low
mileage Solqj. terms
WOLFF MOTORS
1921 WIS Ave N W EN- 3-ol ~
LINCOLN late 81 CoSmo.. 4dr..
aS.nO0 miles. every extras like new
white s.-w; l,4@5 or offsr. WO
6-39O3
LINCOLN AZ CONTINENTAL
Hard top coupe orig midnlRht
blue I'm. owned by local doctor
Showpiece on Wheels: motor comp.
rebuilt: Sl.595. JACK BURMAN
1913 Florida ave. n e. ME. ST. TAO.
LINCOLN 1852 hardtop convertible:
hydramatic. S195 BELL MO-
TORS 500 Wis ave. NV, WO
6-Sg0O
MERCURY 1856 Monterey $500
miles. owner leaving country
50 300 EN-. 2-S540
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JACK PRY LTD.
800 l4th ST N w

MERCURY 1855 hardtop cow White
and red MANY extras. Excellent
cond. JU 5-l32g.
MERCURY 1855 Monterey hardtop
black ana yellow. Mercomatic. radio
and heater White-wall tires power
brakes Used for nfficial use a little
New-car title terms and guarantee
Sells for S3Sl3, will take on
81 600 or over-allow on trade 10
BENNIN AUTO SALES 1900
Benning I'd. ne. IL 4-7233
MERCURY "a hdtp. SPIT. COW; r.
h.. Mercomatic pwr. steer. pWr
brks., p. S; Sl,4a5. RA. 3-9602
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

NERO. 80 Monterey; beaut scarlet
and BLACK hardtop Wv. Merco-
matte, T. and h pert in every
way: 81 .3a5. bank fin. KIRK
MOTOR co, 1000 Ga ave, ia.
g-4SO0.
MERCEDES BENZ 81 $50 sedan;
and h.. dark blue, bucket seats,
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HILLMAN
Brand New 1855 -
Husky STATION WAGON
81. 495

Also hardtops. 4-door sedans and
smart convertibles, slightly higher
Dual purpose, all metal for bust
ness or pleasure Many Improve
ments: o-tone colors. We hnance
at rank rates Dealer tor AuStln
Healey, Austin. Morris Minor. NC
MIC Magnetic. Hillmsn Mercedes-
Benz Porsche, Ala Romeo WlllSS
: voad
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PARKWAY-FORD

1890 M s.. NV. FE. a-2204
FORD SIS Crestline VS. Sunliner
convertible: loaded with accessories
incl, Fordomatic r and h.; Wv
tires: beautiful 2-tone finish. with
new inspection guar, Si,795
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1886 Good Hope Rd Sc. LU. l-9647
FORD "a Customline IS" Fordor:
beautiful o.tone green, contrasting
seat covers Fordomatic, radio. heat
or. power windows and other Access
Sories verv clean inspection guar
spocisI todav g1 I4S
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
FORD "a "a" Tudor: heater, gooc
tires Diamond blue hniSh, Si9'
pAPKWAV-EORD


1880 NJ ST. NV. FE. 3-2304
FORD As Super de luxe So Tudor
good paint, tires and motor; week d.
MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga. ave. IA
assoc
FORD 1850 VS. cow: radio. heater
turn signals. back-up lights; cream
with black top. Lu. 2-6336.
FORD 1854 Tudor VS.: excel. cond
SSa5. IA. 9-S5S".
FORD '55 Fairlane Fordor Styleline
black and white; r. and h., tinted
glass white sidewall tires wind /
Shield washers. Low milease. 81 .b45'
PARKWAY-FORD
5000 NJ ST. NV, FE. 3-@204
"ORD SIS custom Ranch WAGON VS.
6-paSS Tudor; Fordo.. "-tone: W.
tires: 10000 mi Must sell; 81 $50
or best offer, COS silver SprlnG
ave. Apt
FORD SIS Fairlane Victoria 2.-tone
paint. and h.. Fordomatic duals'
ike new SlS15
PEAKE BUICK
1881 Wis Ave NV. EN-. e-e0o4
CLOSED SUNDAY
FORD SO Zephyr; excel. cond.. S5a5
STAR MOTOR SALES
5000 N. 10Th ST. ARL.. ia S-327"
OPEN SUNDAY TIL :
FORD SIS custom Fordor; r. and h.
2-tone finish. ST 405.
TAKOMA FORD
S7"5 PINEY BRANCH RID.
SILVER SPRING. JU. $1,000
ORD 1850 6-cyl Fordor: new en-
zine. r'"- sell. $3.50 or best of1er
AID .--3s99
FRFGATE SO CRenD; black; heater
excel cond.: must sell immed $500
JOE MCDONALD RIM. B-llS' 10
S-g437.
GRAHAM HOLLYWOOD SuperchargeT
good cond. 4-dr. sedan; 500. OK
3-"2ia
HENRY J. 81 9-dr, good running
cheap transp fun price, SlS5, 81
cash, S19 mo KIRK MOTOR co.
1000 Ga. ave, ia 9-4S0O
HENRY J 1853 carfree de luxe 9.
wi with cd extra nice: S3g.
cash or terms AGNER MOTOR
SALES. 18th and Pa, ave. sc.
HIILMAN 50 Calf hsrdtop; show
room cond one owner, Sa5.
yA1y ppY IT'D
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From Gridiron to Golf

Glenn johnson, who has won
the Michigan amateur golf
crown the last three years, quar-
Iterbacked Michigan State foot
ball teams in 1941. 1912 and
1945,
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Bryunt's Contract
Extended to 1868
BY Texas Aqqies

COLLEGE STATION. Tex,
Dec. % tPl.-The contract OF
Coach Paul Bryant, head foot
ball coach and director Of ath-
letics at Texas Ann. has been
extended four years. it was an
nounced today.
The announcement came from
Chris Groneman. chairman of
the Athletic Council.
I'VE are proud Of the record
OF Coach Bryant and his stan, "
Groneman said. and we look
forward to many more years OF
successful operation Of the ath-
letie department under his lead
ership."
The present six-year contract,
given the one-time Maryland
coach when he came to Ann
from Kentucky in 1854, was to
expire December 81. 1859. The
new contract extends through
the 1868 season. Salary terms
were not disclosed.
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wilt Gets 3
In Sixth Win;
Iowa Victor

LAWRENCE, Kan, Dec. %
RD.-Wilt Chamberlain scored
80 points in leading the Kansas
Jayhawks to their sixth straight
basketball victory, 1852, over
Wisconsin tonight.
Wisconsin. hustling the Jay-
hawks of their feet, raced to q
1890 halftime lead and was in
the game until the last six
minutes when Kansas pulled
away a 57-57 tie.
Chamberlain. who entered
the game with a 1862 scoring
average for Kansas first fiVe
games, made Is points the first
half and 10 the second. He
dominated play under both
backboards.
IOWA CITY, Iowa, Dec. ~
up. - Iowa edged 10th-ranked
Kansas State, 1888. tonight to
extend the Iowa home court
victory string over nonconfer-
ence teams to rs.
ANN ARBOR, Mich, Dec. %
up. - A sharp shooting. fast
breaking Michigan basketball
team overwhelmed Pittsburgh
here tonight, 90-75, for its fourth
victory against two defeats in
nonconference play.
Led by Ron Kramer's 81
points. the Wolverines were
never behind after the first min
ute. John Lazor Of Pitt was the
games high scorer with ~
points.
EAST LANSING, Mich. Dec.
% (P1.-Michigan State, with a
big assist from q points made
by Larry Hedden, defeated Mar
Iquette. 92-65, in a non-confer-
ence basketball game here to-
night.
The SpartanS jumped away to
a fast 1926 lead at the half,
scoring Is baskets to only 6 for
Marquette.
The closest Marquette came to
closing the gap was with eight
minutes gone in the second half.
when the Michigan State lead
was cut to 56-46. Marquette then
cooled off. managing only one
basket during the next seven
minutes.
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two 200-pounders in it's starting
line. with a backfield averaging
around IT'S.
The Miners. however, appar-
emily take delight in pushing
around much larger opponents.
They've won nine of 10 games
this fall. and every week were
outweighed. They scored 305
points to IS by opponents, and
usually exhausted the opposi-
ton with quick charges in the
line and tremendous speed in
the backfleld.
They were able to do this
because stamina and running
are the No. / item at every prac-
tice session. Everything they do
is at top speed, and all sessions
wind up with a generous num-
Der Of wind sprints.
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Sooners Make
North Favorite
In Shrine Game

MIAMI, Dec. 20 (Pl.-Bol-
stored by five players from
Oklahoma's national champion
football team. the North has
been established as a one
touchdown favorite over the
South in the Shrine's all-star
football game Wednesday night
in the. Orange Bowl.
Taking unusual liberties with
the Mason-Dixon line, the North
picked the two Oklahoma ALL
Americans, Halfback Tommy
Mcdonald and Center Jerry
Tubbs, and three other Sooners
End John Bell, Quarterback
Jimmy Harris and Tackle Ed
Gray.
The sponsors let the Yankees
get away with this raid into the
South. hoping it would balance
the strength Of the teams. In
the past, the Rebels have domi-
mated the game, winning six
times while losing only once.
There was one tie.
On Radio Only
A crowd of about 10000 is ex-
lpected to see the game, played
for the benefit Of the Shrine's
crippled children's hospitals.
The kickoff is scheduled for
l8:15 pm. The game will be
broadcast nationally (MutuaD
but not televised.
Looks like they've rounded
US up a winner" said Coach Ray
Eliot of Illinois. who is handling
the North team along with
Coach Duffy Daugherty OF
Michigan State.
Eliot said the Yankees would
use a multiple offense, operating
at various times for the straight
T. split-T, winged-T. single wing
and the drive SERIES"
!. The North coaches scrambled
the positions of the players dur
ing this weeks workouts, using
Tubbs and Harris in the full
back slot. At quarterback they
had Len Dawson of Purdue, the
Big Ten passing champion.
Dawson is the best college
passer 1 ever saw" Eliot said,
land with him in the lineup,
naturally we'll throw a lot"
Guepe Has Talent
Art Guepe of Vanderbilt, who
is tutoring the South team along
with Line Coach Gene Ellenson
of Miami, said. ANY coach
would take this bunch, no ques-
tons asked"
Guepe will have his own quar-
terback, Don Orr, and Sonny
Jurgensen of Duke to pass, and
such power runners as ALI
America Fullback Don Bosseler
of Miami and Bill Barnes of
Wake Forest to lead the ground
attack.
With three Miami backs-Bos-
seller. Ed Oliver and John Book
lman--to make it click. Guepe
indicated he would make liberal
use of the Miami drive series. -
/ With pro rules in effect, the
goal posts will be on the goal
lines. and Guepe will have two
expert field goal kickers in
Paige Cothren of Mississippi and
Oliver. In practice, each has
consistently booted the ball
through from 80 to 40 Yards out.
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Jersey School
Beats Eagles

RUTHERFORD, N. j., Dec. %
SpeciaD American University
tumbled to its sixth straight
basketball defeat here tonight as
Fairleigh Dickinson came from
behind to win, 91-86.
The Eagles, who led for almost
the entire first half, fell behind
as Brian Littlef1eld came into
the game and hit on a pair of
jump shots and Ted Kornegay
and John Postol added goals.
The Knights led, 51-47. at in
PERMISSION and the Eagles never
again caught up.
-Four players from each team
hit for double figures. For the
Knights it was Don Margolin
with 18 points, Dick Cashier and
Postol, each with is, and Connie
Kaker with IS. For AU Bill
OBrien had 20 points, Frank
Weiss 10, Dick Wells II and
Wally Ryland is.
The victory was Fairleigh
Dickinson's fourth in seven
games. Winless AU next plays
January 8 in its Mason-Dixon
Conference opener against West
aft1 Mo txyl0 - n - ATT
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TO GREEN
By MERRELL WHITTLEsEY

voting for match play and "a for
stroke play. A movie col
umnist reports Esther williams
is the top candidate, for the role
of Babe zaharias for the pro-
posed movie about the Babe.
Sounds like typical Hollywood
casting.
Golf tournaments won't seem
the same next year without 81
year-old Bill Curtiss in the gal
leries. The old timer, a spectator
at all local events and the Open
PGA. and others when they were
within a few hundred miles, will
be buried today. +. The apple
of his eye was Billy, his grandson
who is one Of the Districts tor
juniors, and a freshman at
Bucknell.
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TWO QUARTERBACK sTANDoUTs
Pleasant Problem Facing
Texas Western Grid Coach

Ell PASO, Tex, Dec. % tSpe-
|ciaD Coach Mike Brumbelow
of Texas Western is having a
pleasant debate with himself
about whether to start his all
conference quarterback in the
Sun Bowl football game against
George Washington.
Brumbelow is in the enviable
position of having available Bob
Forrest, junior who does most
things as well and some things
better than does Bob Laraba,
tall sophomore who was chosen
this fall on the All-Border Con-
ference team. They have shared
playing time almost equally this
season.
Laraba is considered the better
defensive player, especially
against running plays, and is a
long passer and fine punter. For
rest, however. is one of the best
runners in the Southwest, his
passing is good enough. and he
is rated an exceptionally shrewd
play selector. He also is better
at pass defense.
Injuries struck three players
in late practice sessions today as
the Miners scattered to their
homes for a short Christmas
holiday.
Halfbacks Rusty Rutledge and
Jimmy Bevers and Tackle Dan
Boyd were the casualties in the
only hard scrimmage. Rutledge
reinjured a knee which had
benched chin for half the reg
ular season, while Bevers suf-
fered a bruised jaw, barely miss
ing a fracture, and was hospit-
allied. Boyd received a cash on
his nose which required Is
stitches.
The Miners return to the
drill field Wednesday for their
last stretch of practice.
AS for another problem, weight
versus speed. Texas Western
figures it will be outweighed
quite a bit by CIV, but that it
will have an edge in speed. And
they like it that way. WED
rather have a 180-pound boy
who is quick. than a sluggish
220-pounder." Brumbelow says.
Texas Western will have only
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CIV Ready for Anything
After Sun Bowl Drills

practice for the Sun Bowl was
devoted mostly to running anc
conditioning. but last week the
players were put through almost
daily scrimmages.
Last Thursday was the big day
for contact work and the squad
went at it with such spirit that
Sherman was ready to play
Texas Western or any Other
team right then.
I'VE certainly hit our peal
that day." the coach summed ur
yesterday. land all we've got t.
do is hold it. And the way these
boys are acting think vel
stay at this level until game
time.
Everybody was great, just
great. 1t was one of the best
workouts we've ever had. Take
Bo Austin, for instance" he went
on, referring to his 190-pounC
A unit fullback and team co.
captain. If the people arounc
the league had seen him thai
day they'd have made him tn,
unanimous All-Southern Con.
ference fullback for sure"
! Ray Looney, the A unit quar-.
terback who was voted the mos
valuable player and received ar
award by Colonials, Inc, severa
weeks ago. acted as If he wa!
ready to run the team for the
whole game against Texas West.
ern if necessary. 1t won't be nee.
essary. however, even though
Jack Henzes, the B unit sigma,
caller who was hurt in the sea.
son windup against The Citadel
can't play. Bob Brackbill. the
sophomore quarterback reserve
showed IN workouts last week
that he's ready to take over fol
the usual so per cent of the time
with the B unit.
Jewett in Form
Brackbill had only limited
playing experience during the
season, but at ITO pounds and
feet he has the necessary equip.
ment. His teammates last week
gave him the full treatment ir
Scrimmages to find out If HI
could take it. He stood up undel
everything they could dish out
and now the team Is back of hin
100 per cent.
Thursdays rough scrimmagt
also showed that Tackle Boil
Jewett of the A unit is ready. HI
was hurt against West Virgins
early in November and didn't get
any action thereafter until last
week. With Dave Liddick, WHIT
plays the other tackle. still show
ling the form that earned him &
place on the all-conference team
the Colonials are well fixed fol
strong men up front.
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Eust-West
Squads Cut
Contact Work

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. % up.
--East-West coaches cut out con-
tact work in an attempt to pre-
vent injuries to their 40 ALL
Stars. but the teams today had
IA man apiece on the shelf.
In the East Camp at Santa
Clara. End Tom Maentz of Mich
igan was hospitalized. a victim
OF influenza. Coach Terry Bren-
nan hoped he'd be back in time
for the game next Saturday.
The West worked out on the
Stanford campus. All Of Coach
Buck Shaw's charges we're suited
up except Bill Pricer of Okla
homa. The l90-pound fullback
is recovering form a bruised foot.
Hell be ready for the game.
Brennan held a track meet to-
day. setting UP 50-yard dashes
among the various positions.
Wilson Whitmire Of Navy won
the guards and centers race
with All America Jim Parker Of
Ohio State. a speedster at 26s
pounds. right behind.
Paul Hornung, the Notre Dame
quarterback and Brennan's
most probable starting choice,
worked out with a backfield con-
sisting OF Halfbscks Abe Wood
son Of Illinois and Terry Barr
OF Michigan and Fullback Ray
Alberigi OF ePnn State.
Shaw concentrated mostly on
ofense during two dummy
scrimmageS. He alternsted both
Lines and bsekfleld and gave no
indication a. 70 the starters.
Both Shaw and Brennan plan
4 NOffotita tornorrow
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Oregon Stote Drills Hard
As lowe SIockens Work

PASADENA. Calf. Dec. % up
Iowa eased up but oregon
State put on the heat today in
preparations for their Rose Bowl
engagement New Years day.
Coach Tommy Prothro ordered
% stiff scrimmage for Oregon
State at Santa Monica. Forest
Evashevski. the Iowa coach, took
things much slower after yesters
days rough session.
The Hawkeyes drilled for two
hours at East Los Angeles City
College. First and second string
backs practiced on pass defense
.against Oregon State patterns.
NORMAN. Okla, Dec. % tPl
The Syracuse Orangemen
held a controlled scrimmage'
In the rain today. practicing for
their Cotton Bowl game New
Years Day with Texas Christian
Coach Ben Schwaltzwalder
permitted tackling in the line
play only.
He said Jim Ridlon. starting
hslfback. is expected TO be back
in action Monday. Ridlon
twisted his left ankle last Tues
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MORGANTOWN. w. Va. Dec.
% lR).-West Virginia's eighth
ranked Mountaineers smothered
North Carolina State tonight.
i07-79, to post their eighth VIC
tory OF the season without a loss.
West Virginia. pumping in 80
of rs shots from the floor over
the route. held a 1923 lead at
'intermission.
Clayee Kishbaugh connected
on IL Of 10 field goal attempts to
top all secrets with % points.
Rod Hundley had "a and Lloyd
.Sharrar 20 for the Mountaineers.
Cliff Hafer's 10 points paced the
losers. whose record slipped to
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day and has been held from
practice since then.
FORT WORTH. Tex, Dec. %
PA morning practice without
pads ended the second week of
Cotton Bowl workouts for Texas
Christian and Coach Abe Martin
expressed satisfaction with the
progress thus far.
The Horned Frogs were dis
missed after today's drill until
next Wednesday, when they'll
convene again for the final four
practice sessions prior to moving
to Dallas to meet Syracuse
January /.