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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-13
Redskins Promise Cards
Real Bottle Tomorrow

carriers who knew how to take
advantage Of them.
In two games the Cards have
rolled up 499 yards on the ground
and 204 in the air. But backs
like Ollie Matson, Dave Mann
and Johnny Olszewski only have
to get away once to put six
points on the scoreboard, while
the Redskins have to grind out
their yardage slowly and often
painfully.
Lamar McHan's improvement
at quarterback is another big
reason for the Cardinals sur
prising success. A team seldom
clicks without a top-fiight quar-
terback. as the Redskins can
attest. but McHan finally has
arrived and should make things
miserable for the home forces.
But. as noted above. the Red
skins intend to make McHan
and his playmates work for their
yardage and give the fans some
thing to cheer about.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-13
EMERGENCY JOB
ON TOOTH KEEPS
STAR IN GAME

NEW ULM, Mimi, oct.
IS up. Tackle Harry
Kuehn, a l75-pounder, was
in tears when he had TO
leave a bruising game be-
tween Holy Trinity High
School and Faribault Beth
lehem Academy because Of
a broken tooth.
When he saw Bethlehem
score a touchdown over his
position. he called for a
string to pull out the broken
tooth. None was available.
so Trainer Tom Manderfeld
provided a pair OF mechan-
les pliers used TO tighten
cleats.
Kuehn yanked out the
tooth with the pliers. When
the bleeding stopped. he re-
turned 70 the game and
spanked his team TO a 26-6
win.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-13
Middies Oppose Tulane
Before 10000 Today

Newton. a 5-foot-10, l60-pound
! junior.
They have a super-charged
swiftie in Willie The Wispl Hof
a mere l45-pounder handicapped
by the loss Of his right eye in a
childhood accident. Claude boo
Mason was expected to occupy
the other halfback spot in place
Of Virgil Jester, who is nursing
a shoulder injury. Starting at
fullback will be either Ronny
Quillien, provided his injured
knee has healed sufficiently, or
Roy Marcel.
Andy Pilney. the ex-Notre
Dame star. figured this year 70
have his best season in three
as the Tulane head coach. The
Greenies beat VPI. then lost by
one point 20 Texas. although
they outplayed the Texans
throughout. Last week they beat
Northwestern.
Coach Eddie Erdelatz Of Navy
planned 70 start the team that
was ranked No. 2 before last
weeks i4-0 victory over Cornell
Now No. / again. that outfit
has Tom Forrestal at quarter.
bark, Ned Oldham and Paul
Gober al the halfback spots,
and Dick Dagampat al fullback.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-13

Calvin Griffiith's maneuver-
ing to pry the Senators loose
from Washington and shift the
franchise to another site APP
parently has run into a brick
wall.
A board of directors meeting
of the club will be held next Fri
day, but as of today it had
nothing concrete to discuss con-
corning a move. The Senators
have received feelers from Los
Angeles. San Francisco ana
Louisville, but nothing in writ
ing.
Meanwhile, Griffith and Los
Angeles officials were at odds
over how negotiations should be
conducted between them, if the
Senators are to move to that
city. LOS Angeles County Super
visor Kenneth Hahn said Grif-
fifth should go to the West Coast
to discuss terms, but Calvin in
sisted that Eve are not moving
out of Washington until we re-
ceive a proposition here"
O'Malley Talks in L. A.
In Los Angeles, the Associated
Press reported, Hahn conferred
with Walter O'Malley, president
of the Brooklyn Dodgers, about
the possibility of moving the
National League champions to
the West Coast. Previously Hahn
said the county would build an
$ll million park. seating $4,000,
if O'Malley would bring the
Brooklyn team there. He also
said the offer would hold good
for any other big league team.
At press conference in Los
Angeles last night O'Malley said
there were three ways for the
city to get major league base
ball: Cd build an adequate
stadium and bid for a franchise;
90 enlarge Wrigley Field to
meet major league requirements.
or 80 join with San Francisco,
Houston. Denver and other cities
in forming a third major league
OMalley's third suggestion
seems rather far-fetched, in view
of the fact that both major
leagues insist that there aren't
enough players to staff the Is
clubs now in existence, and that
the Pacific Coast League, with
its "open" classification. has not
improved in caliber since insist
ing on that status several years
ago.
Time Running Out
In Washington. Griffith not
only faces the unyielding opposi-
ton of H. Gabriel Murphy.
treasurer of the Senators. to any
move from the city. but also APP
pears to be running out of time.
Murphy. who owns 40 per cent
of the club stock, has threatened
legal action if Griffith insists on
moving the team. The Ameri-
can League must approve any
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Effort to Move Senators
Seems to Have Hit Wall

move for the coming season be-
fore October 81, only IL days
after the next directors meeting
here. That is hardly time enough
to dispose of the matters
involved in the moving of the
Senators, such as financial in
demnity to the Pacific Coast
League and the reorganization
of that circuit.
Griffith yesterday said that he
had talked to President Will
Harridge of the merican
League on the telephone and
had been assured that Harridge
would call a meeting of the club
owners IF we have any PROPOSE
ton in black and white that he
thinks the league would consider
beneficial"
Thus far. however, only feelers
have been received from Los An
geles, San Francisco, Louisville,
KY, and an unnamed Texas city.
In Los Angeles, the Associated
Press reported that Hahn said
the county would give any major
league team a 50-year lease on
the proposed new stadium. The
county would want 10 per cent Of
the admissions and 10 per cent of
the concessions, While the ball
club would get all radio and TV
rights. But Hahn. too. insisted
that before we go ahead and
build the park we would want a
black and white agreement that
we would get the major league
team"
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Larsen Finds Self
'Shuky' Preparing
For Hope TV Show

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. Is (P).-
Don Larsen, the no-hit, perfect
game pitcher of the World
Series, emerged from one dream
world into an artificial one
called Hollywood today.
The New York Yankee right
handler is here TO appear with
Bob Hope on a television show
October q. Reputedly he will
get $500 for the stint.
Larsen got in from New York
last night and was rushed to a
National Broadcasting Co. studio
where he was presented to Hope
and Diana DORIS. a specially from
England and a costar on Hopes
program.
A cameraman lined up Diana,
Don and Hope for a picture.
Don looked as If he wished
he was facing Carl Furillo, Roy
Campanella and Dale Mitchell
in that fateful ninth inning Of
the greatest game ever pitched
in World Series history.
Yeah" Don said, my knees
are a little shaky again, just
like they we're in the ninth
inning"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-13
Bus Service Plan
Set Up Tomorrow
For Redskins Come

Football fans going TO Crit
nth Stadium tomorrow for the
Redskins Chicago Cardinals
game can use a special bus sery-
ice set up by the d. c. Transit
System. Inc. Several locations
have been designated for the
round-trip specials.
Buses will be loaded at Chevy
Chase and Friendship Heights
Terminals from 1890 to ! pm.
Buses ak the Hecht Co. parking
lot in Silver Spring will load be-
tween i2.45 and 1915. and from
Vermont avenue at L street. OPP
posite the Dee Gee Diner at IL. as
TO It's.
The return trips from the sta
dunn viii start Immediately after
the game. One-way fare Will be
IS cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-13
BY BILL FUCHS
star star Correspondent.

NEW ORLEANS. oct. 13-
Navy hoped to find out some
thing definite about its football
team here today. with fast
rugged Tulane team providing
the test before more than 10000
fans in its Sugar Bowl Stadium,
eThe game was scheduled
for radio broadcast in the
Washington area over Station
WRC, Joe Croghan and Ray
Michael doing the announc-
ing. Kickoff time is 4 pm,
Washington time.l
Able enough against William
Il Mary and superior 70 Cornell
in their previous two starts, the
Middies nonetheless have not
shown enough spark 10 carry
them through the fat part Of
their schedule unscathed.
The green-clad representatives
Of a school founded as a medical
center TO combat yellow fever
and cholera in 1884 make up
Na,y's top opposition 10 date.
The Greenies have a fast back
field that operates from a split-T
formation quarterbacked By a
passing-running threat, Gene
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FOOTBALL SCORES
BY the Associated Press
GETS LIDO AWARD TONIGHT
AIl-Duy Program Slated
For Murciuno Here Today

City officials welcomed Rocky
Marciano, retired. indicated
heavyweight champion, today for
one Of the busiest days OF his life.
Rocky is here to accept the
Lido Clubs Man OF the Year. /"
award at a dinner. which 700
are expected to attend, tonight
at the Sheraton-Park Hotel.
The retired champion also
viii receive Italy's coveted Star
OF Solidarity medal from Man
lilo Brosio. italian Ambassador
70 the United States.
Mrs. Glare Booth Luce. United
States Ambassador 70 Italy who
was chosen the Lido Clubs
Woman Of the Year" In 1855. is
sending a message to Rocky that
will be read by Assistant Secre-
tary Of State Robert Hill.
Msrcianos mother and father
head a long list OF guests who
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-13

will attend tonight's affair. Gov
business and civic
leaders. as well as sports stars,
will pay homage to the retired
champion. Rocky will be intro
duced by George p. Marshall.
president Of the Redskins.N
Marciano's big day began this
morning when he received the
keys to the city from Robert
K. Mclaughlin. chairman Of the
board Of District Commission
ers. From there he led a
motorcade TO the Union sta
ton plaza where Rocky and An
thony campitelli, president Of
the Lido Club. placed a wreath
at the statue Of Christopher CO.
lumbus.
A press luncheon at noon at
Gusti's. and another reception
az 3 pm. at the Sheraton Park
we're held before the dinner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-13
Football
On Radio and TV
Radio Today


West Virginia at Syracuse,
.WTOP, Ills pm.
Army at Michigan. WEAM,
2:15 pm.
Purdue at Notre Dame, WGMS,
3 pm.
Virginia VS.. South Carolina cat
Richmond. WPIK. $3.50 pm.
Navy at Tulane. WNfAL, WRC,
'WTOP. 4 pm.
Wisconsin at Iowa, WTOP,
.4:05 pm.
(WTOP is carrying two games
at same time, will switch back
and forth to whichever seems
most exciting at the time.)
George Washington at Boston
IT,, WTOP, $3.50 pm.
Radio Tomorrow.
Chicards at Redskins, WTOP,
Q pm.
Baltimore at Green Bay cat
Milwaukee,. WMAL. 3 pm.
TeleviSiOn Tomorrow
Baltimore at Green Bay cat
Milwaukee,, WHARF (Balti-
more station), 8 pm.
Movie: Purdue at Notre Dame,
WTTG-5, 7 pm.
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Bokhtior and Yorbrouqh
Big Guns 7 oduy

RICHMOND, Oct. 10 (SpeciaD
Virginia is depending on jim
Bakhtiar's ball-carrying and
Nelson Yarbrough'S passing as
it goes for an upset victory to-
day against South Carolina in
the Tobacco Festival game.
The visiting Gamecocks, sur
prise leaders in the Atlantic
Coast Conference after shutout
victories over North Carolina
and Duke. rate as two-touch-
down favorites. Virginia was
clobbered by Duke. 40-7, three
weeks ago, but bounced back last
week for it's first ACC victory
over Wake Forest. 7-6, with a
much greater edge over the
Deacons than the score shows.
1t was in last weeks game
that Yarbrough, filing in for
Quarterback Reece Whitley, who
broke his arm the week before,
gave the Cavaliers a good pass
ing attack for the first time in
several years. With a new style
of throwing he completed 10 OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-13

Bobby Richardson, both of Den
ver's American Association Club.
Kubek is a combination infielder-
outf1elder and Richardson is a
second baseman whose $50 bat
ting average would indicate he's
ready to push Billy Martin over
to third base and Andy Carey
to the bench.
Stengel, who plans to stay in
town until Monday when he will
head for his home III Glendale,
Calf. and some rest, also re-
vealed that he was going to pay
close attention to the no-windup
delivery in the spring.
For Strong Armed Pitchers
Don larsen used it in his per-
feet no-hitter against the
Brooklyn Dodgers in the Series
and Bob Turley employed it the
next day in a 10 loss in 10
innings.
Maybe they've really got
something there" he said. But
whether they can stay with it. l
don't know. 1t could be that after
the batters get used to it, they'll
have to shift back to the windup.
ALSO it's my guess that only a
strong-armed pitcher can use it.
Howevte, it's worth looking into
and trying. And judging by the
Larsen had with it,
there are going to be an awful
lot of pitchers trying it,"
General Manager George Weiss
also had kind words for Casey,
along with a warning.
IF anyone is to be congratu-
lated" he remarked. Il think it's
the Yankees for being so FORUM
ate as to get Casey for another
two years.
But I know. too, that We can't
afford to stand still. All you have
to do is look at the Dodgers as
an example. They won the pen
nant by 1912 games last year,
but stood pat and had tough
ime winning this season."
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10 passes, and his coaches have
been busy this week migrating
the air attack as an important
part of the Cavalier offensive.
Bakhtiar, the tremendously
strong runner who prepped at
Western High and Bulls School
in Washington, added liz rush.
ing yards to his total last week,
and naturally is the one counted
on to move Virginia on the
ground. Currently he is the
country's sixth leading ball car
rier with 345 yards in SIS carries.
South Carolina will oppose
the Cavaliers with a good pair
of sophomore backs. King Dixon
and Alex Hawkins. both of whom
are among the ACC ground
gaining leaders. Quarterback
Mackie Prickett is adept at the
short Jump pass over the line.
a maneuver other Virginia OPP
ponents have used to good effect
so far. In fact that was just
the play used by Wake Forest
for its lone touchdown last
week.
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StengeI, Back for 2 Years,
Will Hunt for LeftfieIder

NEW YORK, Oct. 10 (P.--
After signing to manage the
Yankees for two more years,
Casey Stengel today turned to
ways and means of keeping the
world championship banner fly
ing over the Yankee Stadium
Right now he rasped, our
weak spot is leftfeld. If we make
a trade. it will be for another
outfielder I'm set with Hank
Bauer in right and Mickey
Mantle in center"
About 40-year-old Enos
Slaughter, Stengel said he
doesn't plan to go along with
him for another year, adding
that he is reserving the right
to change his mind.
After all" he said, Eve
bought him in the first place
for insurance and pinch hitting
AoaAaAS HOUhN DtO3UOV
Stengel signed a new two
year contract yesterday, calling
for about $4,000 a year.
A lot of people have been
saying I'm getting old and ought
to quit, winked the 66-year- old
pilot who has won six world
championships in eight years
with the Bombers. But I don't
see why should retire when my
health is good And it's as good
right now as it was in the
spring
Stengel is independently
wealthy and does not nave to
worry about his baseball income
these days In addition to other
holdings he owns several oil wells
that net him a pretty penny.
You know" he continued,
WED have an easier time max
ing a trade if we hadn't done so
well in the World Series.
But even so, we've got some
fine prospects Of our own coming
up from cur farms"
He named Tony Kubek and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-13
BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON

The Chicago Cardinals. due
here late today, are slight
favorites over the Redskins in
their game at Griffith Stadium
tomorrow, but. as one Washing
ton player put it, they'll have
the devil Of a time winning it,"
There isn't much question that
the Cardinals, with consecutive
victories over the Cleveland
Browns and New York Giants.
are better fixed for manpower
than the crippled Redskins. But
in this age of upsets the sport
ing gentry has made the in
vaders fayorites by only shade
over their hosts, and whichever
team wins it will know it has
been IN ball game.
Halfback Scooter Scudero
miffed at the ankle injury that
has kept him sidelined two weeks.
and End Steve Meilinger. who
turned his ankle a couple OF
days ago are doubtful starters.
Guard Red Stephens isn't run
ming at top speed, and the Red.
skins quarterbacking has de.
veloped some wrinkles
Added 10 this is the fact that
the Redskins defenses are
showing bad cracks. They miss
Scudero on pass defense and
the line has not thrown back
running plays in the authori-
tative manner Of a year ago.
But, despite all these short
comlngs. the Redskins hope TO
make a good showing in their
home debut.
The Cardinals improvement
over last year. when they I'm
ished near the bottom Of their
diyision. can be credited to sew
eral things. including an I'M
proved line They obtained
Tackle Tom Danms from Green
Bay and moved Doug HIGHLAND
10 guard Rookie John Dittrich
mace the grade al the other
Euard and presto holes opened
UP for a speedy corps OF ball
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-13
New England
Boosts CIV Into
Heavy FavOrite
BY GEORGE HUBER
Star STAFF Correspondent

BOSTON, Oct. 49, George
Washington is a big favorite
here to beat Boston U. in to-
nights game and rack up its
fourth straight 1856 football
victory.
The Colonials are being called
"the strongest team to appear
in New England in several years"
in the publicity here and they
are credited with having pre-
cision offensive and a massive
defense" They are given a
weight advantage of 10 pounds
Ia man in the line and the
second team is even bigger. /"
according to local sources.
Most of that is an exaggera-
ton stemming from Boston U.
publicity to attract good
crowd and also to keep the
Terriers in their underdog roles.
CIV does have a record that
looks good on paper, with vic
tories over Miami of Ohio. Fur
man and Hardin Simmons. while
Blu has beaten Massachusetts
and tied William and Mary.
GW's three victories, the best
start since 1916, have been
achieved by a team that has
been outgained by the opposi-
ton in both rushing and pass
ing, but which has hung on at
crucial moments to save narrow
margins.
The Terriers are being told
they have to stop one particular
star, Left Halfback Mike Som
mer of CIV. Nice things are
being said of him, with refer
ence to his place on the ALI
Southern Conference team last
year, his defensive skill and his
running and punt return abili-
ties.
All that is about a player who,
because of leg injury. hasn't
done much this season and who
didn't even play last week,
Coach 30 Sherman of CIV is
waiting until just before game
time to decide whether Sommer
will play.
If Sommer is ready and any,
where near his old form, the CO.
Ilonials should be able to take
the Terriers by a narrow mar
gin, but they hardly figure as
the two-touchdown and better
choice that Blu sources are try
ing to make them.
Tonight's game starts at $50,
and will be broadcast in WASH
.ington over WTOP.
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Scorebourd Fails
To Show Miumi's
Margin in Victory
By MERRELL WHITTLESEY
Star Stan Correspondent

MIAMI, Oct. 13.-The record
book will say Miami 10. Mary
land 6, but those figures lie.
The Terps gave Miami
pretty good ball game defen-
sively last night before 44,304
in the Orange Bowl, but often
sively Maryland wasn't much
for the fourth straight week.
With 40 seconds to play, and
after a driving tropical rain