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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-26
By BRENDA HELSER

PARIS, Feb. 25.-Recently
It was announced that The
Duke of Norfolk had gone
some secret somewhere on the
Continent for a long winter
holiday" leaving The Duchess,
mother of his four daughters,
home in England.
Norfolk, first duke and first
Catholic of the realm, turned
up in Rome where he was re-
ceived in audience by The
Pope.
Meanwhile "a close friend"
said he'd requested a Papal au-
dience in order to intercede
with His Holiness on behalf Of
q friend who wishes his mar
riage annulled. In Rome, eccle-
siastical circles believe The
Duke went to discuss a CONVEX
sion to be announced soon in
London. Viscou1t Montgomery
was thought of at once and
then discounted when it was
recalled that, last time The
NATO Forces were in Rome,
The Vatican specifically denied
any such plan. The person.
mage in question is supposed
to have met The Pope at some
time and 1t is said that this
conversion will not be without
repercussion.
Only Danced
In Paris, a friend Of one Of
the young men invited to es-
cort Princess Margaret during
her visit a few years ago said
he'd later boosted that she'd
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perial divorce. The sister Of
the Earl Of Beauchamp has
just divorced Prince Vsevolode
Of Russia. He's q director of a
company Of wine merchants in
London's West End but. more
Interestingly, he's regarded by
thousands Of exiled White Rus
slams as their king. Taking
his claim to the throne not
at all seriously. he goes about
his business as Mr.. Rornanoff.
According to the Russian
Orthodox view, one divorce
doesn't disqualify one to be
remarked in the church.
Grace And the Prince
The marriage of Prince
Rainier and Grace Kelly is of
utter fascination these days in
France, including big and little
arguments and speculations on
the involved protocol Grace
Continued on Pc. DIS, Col. /
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IJeun O'Heorn
To Be Morried

Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew
Charles o'Hearn announce
the engagement of their
daughter Jean Elizabeth to
Dr.. Gordon Walford Daisley,
jr, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dais-
ley.
The bride-elect Is q gradu-
ate Of Georgetown Visitation
Convent and Junior College
and Of Trinity College. DR..
Daisley was graduated from
st. Adams School, Dartmouth
College and George Washing
ton University School Of Medi-
cine.
An early April wedding Ii
planned.
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DATELINE PARIS
Duke OF Norfolk on Holiday;
Protocol Problems for Grace

requested to be taken to q
Catholic mass and that he had
been overjoyed to oblige.
Questioned this morning the
young man said he'd danced
with The Princess, and that
was all.
Concerning talk in high
places, there's news Of an i'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-26

gift from Cheney. Greet Co.
Of New York Of fabrics for the
Lafayette Room. last room to
be completed at the mansion.
The fabrics, Of French Empire
era designs. win be used for
window and bed decorations.
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Y. p. S. Dance Plonned

Young Peoples Synagogue Is
having a dance next Sunday
evening from $50 pm. to 1880
am. at the Shaare Tefila Con-
gregation, 405 Riggs road NE.
There viii be continuous dane
ing to the orchestras Of Devron
and the Los Americanos, au-
thentic mambo musicians. En-
tertainment and refreshments
will be served. Also free bus
service win be provided from
New Hampshire and Missouri
avenue NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-07
Luce Leads Bulls
To 26-0 Victory
Over Boinbridqe

Lew Luce passed for three
touchdoWns, kicked two extra
points and played an outstanding
defensive game at safety as
Bulls Prep won its opening foot
ball game for the first time since
1853. 26-0. over cambridge Ma
val Academy Prep Yesterday at
Bulls.
The Little Admirals' other
score came in the first period
after Tackle Preston George
blocked a cambridge punt and
End Jim Traa recovered on the
20-yard line. Fullback Joe Mata-
lavage crashed through the mid
die for the last 6 yards.
Quarterback Luce, the former
all-round star at Wilson High,
also returned a punt so yards,
but the gain was called back for
a penalty. cambridge never
threatened to score in losing its
second game in three.
Balnbridge Prep o o o o. O
Bulls Prep r : O 12-26
Bulls scoring Touchdowns Matala-
yage IS. plungel; Folk Is. pass from
Luce), Mack . t32, pass-run from Luce
81. pass-run from Luce). Conversions
Luce :.
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Hammond Beuts
Groveton, 25-18

Hammond High, after an
opening season loss. won its
third straight football game
when it parlayed four long drives
into touchdowns and a 25-I8 de-
.ciSion over Groveton yesterday
at George Washington High
stadium.
Jack Lantz scored from the
9, Bob Mitchell from the and
l2-foot line and Milt Saffelle
from the 6, the touchdownS end
ing drives of At, 81, Sc and 81
yards.
Julio Betancourt scored twice
for Groveton, one on a 74-yard
run and the other on a pass from
Paul Wease, the play covering SO
yards. Groveton's other touch
down was made on a plunge from
tine 3 by Paul Dove.
Hammond 8 q 7 R-95
GroYeJon Is Il a K-TS
Groveton scoring - Touchdowns -
Betancourt ,, IA. run: 80, pass-run
from WeaSet. Dove @, plunge.
Hammond scoring Touchdowns -
Mitchell >, q. plunge: i2-foot piungeD,
Lantz o., runi Saffelie IS. rum Con,
Version-IantZ
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RideL13,Wins
Top Potomac


Janet Goldberg, 13-year-old
Bethesda youngSter who is COM
pleting her second season in the
show ring, yesterday won two
horsemanship ribbons to be the
outstanding rider in the Wey-
mouth Bit Farm Junior Horse
Show at Potomac, Md.
Janet, an eighth-grader at
North Bethesda Junior High
School. rode her own horse, Ben
vile Blen. to win the advanced
equitation at a walk, trot and
canter. Then she got on Four
Winds, owned by Mrs. Thomas
K. Wheeler, chairman of the
show, to take the blue in the adj
vanced jumping class.
Second to Janet in both classes
was one of her schoolmates, l3-
year-old Frances Kay, also of
Bethesda, who was a close
Emphasis in the show was on
developing inexperienced riders,
and ringsiders gave a big hand
to 1o-year-old Kristie Duckett
when she won the beginners
craftsmanship over jumps. which
was one of the days big classes.
There were about 200 entries in
ID classes in this final show in the
area this year.
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|Fumb|es Help
Triumph

Montgomery Blair High turned
three recovered fumbles into
touchdowns to deal a 25-6 defeat
to Suitland yesterday at Blair
in a Maryland Bi-County Foot
ball League game.
Jim Stogo recovered a Suit
land tumble on the 30 in the
Opening period to set up the
first touchdown. Tommy Brown
passed to Chester Martin from
the 10 for the score. Brown
pitched another touchdown pass,
to Tommy Van Horn, after
Blair recovered a tumble on
the 8.
Brown went over from the 2
to end a 45-yard march in the
second quarter and in the third
period, the Blazers recovered
another tumble, this time on
Suitland's %. Charley Pryor
went over a few plays later on
"a 16-yard run.
The Rams scored their lone
touchdown when Jim Burch
went over from the 5 after Junior
Calub set it up with a 65-yard
run in the fourth period.
suitland --------- o o g. 8
Blair - II O-25
suitand scoring Touchdown--Burch
g. rum
Blair scoring: Touchdowns-Ma
90 pass-run from Brown. Van Horn
q, pasS-run from Brown. Brown e.,
plungei Pryor 16, rum Conversion
Stoga lpaSs from BroWnl
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Carroll 10 Meet
Mount ST. Joe

Carroll High goes after it.
fourth straight football victor,
today. and this time may run
into a team which matches il
in speed.
Mount st. Joseph of Baltimore
which is host to the Lions at
Q pm, is regarded as one of the
fastest clubs in its own territory
The Gaels demonstrated their
swiftness during a 1870 victory
over St. Johns two weeks ago
Mount st. Joe lost to Valley
Forge (Pa.) Military Academy
1918. last week, but the latter
has graduate students. The Gaels
return to their own age class
today.
Carroll has run up an aggre-
gate score of 65-7 on three
victims so far, spanked mostly
by the flashy running of Half
backs John Sullivan and Jim
Howell. Also outstanding so far
has been the work at end of
Jim Beers and that Of the
Kadow twins, Kelvin and Brian,
at the tackles.
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High Point Beats
Wheaton Hioh, 1916

High Point spotted Wheaton
High School a touchdown in the
first quarter and then stormed
back for a 1876 victory last night
at Northwestern Stadium.
John Goldberg went over on a
quarterback sneak to end a Ga
yard drive for Wheaton in the
opening quarter.
Thereafter. High Point took
over Fred Slaugh scored from
the 2 after setting it UP with a
55-yard run. Henry Clay went
over on a 9-yard pass from Dale
White and Center Bob Rogers
scored on a 50-yard runback of
an interrogation.
High Point q q 9 7-19
Wheaton q u q +. o. Is
High Point scoring. Touchdowns-
Slaugh e., rum: Clay %, pass-run from
Whitel; Rogers 80, runl. Conversion
Corbn.
wheaton scoring; Touchdown-Gold-
berg !, plunge).
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Mrs. Obre's Comeback
Wins Top Show Prize

ard Zimmerman; my Clio. Donna
Bradley: 3--Trlnket Toe Cibelh A.
Drummer Boy. Sally GanSe..
Lead hne: l--Junanetty. Beaver Pate.
Tor; Dynamite, Barbara Deyereux
Small pony hunter. l--Suger Foot:
2-Bambi' 3--Thane of Whales; -
Penny @-Wi IitS and ND a-Nutcrackers.
Jimmy Zimmerman. Smokey Joe.
Large pony hunters. l-lndi Sne; =
Tinker Toy. Linda Kardoch: 3-Bazad,
Jack Bordenberg' i-lnk Snot Linkl
small pony Jumpers: 1--Bambi: -
Thane Of Whales, Sugar Foot. f.
Royal Guard Bobby Shedding
Medium pony jumpers. Smokey
Joe. @-Birthday. Robin Hughes; g.
Willovand 4--Mastercraft. David Hoff-
berger
Lars, pony Jumpers link Spot: p
Irinket Island Storm Nancy Roth
Junior hack MY Clio Donna Brad
ard Zimmerman: duke of Devon,
Junior hGntSrs, Bon Bon. Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Hughes. jr.; My Clio j.
Titan New Horizon; ElwOod Boblits
pa IqnioT ,qRP eff T TiaP Horizon Fan'y
Mrs. Henry obre. 2-Ad Lib MIR. and
Mrs. Jerry Strong Bon Bon F.
Kathleen Mr. and Mrs Herbert Lytle
Working hunter, Hi Girl. Edge
wood, c. l.. Herbert 3-Disguise. Mr.
and Mrs G H Welch; 4-Comeback
Conformation green hunter Jack
KNIFE Claude Owen; Princes Jack,
Mr.. and Mrs Gardner Mailman. B.
Out Of Print Thomas Maher; bourne.
y V Hill
CONFORMATION hunters 1-Edgewood
=. Ad Lib; 3--Bourne; 4-Comebaek
Handy working hunter: 1-Edgewood :
Titan; 3--Quick Stop. Mrs Edwin
Warfield III Kathleen
Green WORKING hun erS: Out of
Print Major Why Robert Leaf. g.
Jack Knife; New Horizons.
Hunter appointment Hi Girl; -
Comeback; 3-Barometer William Tate;
4--Edgewood
Ladys WORKING hunter Babe, Beth
Grey 2--Ad Lib; 3-Edgewood -
TWo,s Company, Mr. and Mrs Herbert
Green hunter stakes: Jack Knife:
New Horizons; 3-Out OF Print; a.
Working hunter stakes: Hi Girl;
back
Conformation hunter stakes. l.
Comeback; Bourne; 3-Edgewood; 4
49, barometer
Howard County hunter. 1-Fanc,
Pants; Babe 3--Quick Stop
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-07
BY ROBERT b. PHILLIPS
Star stan Correspondent

GLENELG. Md, Oct. & (Spe-
ciaD On a typical misty, Irish
hunting day, the sportsmen and
their children who follow the
Howard County Hunt gathered
at the kennels today to stage a
first-rate horse show.
Competition was so tight that
two championships were settled
by one point margin. The show
was run in tandem, junior riders
in one race and the seniors COM
peting principally on the out
side course.
Top award of the afternoon
went to Mrs. Henry Obre's Come
back, winner of the open con-
formation position over c. l..
Herbert's Edgewood by a margin
of IA points to 8.
Jack Knife owned by Claude
Owen of Washington took
green championship, outscoring
Thomas Makers Out of Print
by II points to 8.
The juniors produced the
closest margins of the day when
Betsy Moleswort's Bambi out
scored Thane of Wales owned by
Nancy Gorrell by IL points to 10
and Donna Bradley won the
junior hunter tri-color by a score
of 8 to over Mrs. Fred Weis-
mans Titan.
Winner of the Howard County
Hunt Trophy this year was Miss
Warf1eld's Fancy Pants.
Small pony hack l--Thane Of Whales,
Nancy Gorrell; - Bambi, Betsy, Mold
Swort: I-Suger Foot Mrs Arlene
Brooks; 4--corky. David Hofberger
Medium pony hack: Pretty Penny
Parnell Gore: willow Wand, Susan
Moldswort; 3--Smokey Joe. Billy Boyce;
4--Sky Rocket, Patricia Gorrell
Large pony hack. Indy Sue, Rich
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BALTIMORE
RACEWAY

FIRST RAcE-Purse $500; pace: /
Victor Gene (Daisey, 1870 $50 AsO
yoIo EElklpEten iWllcuttsj SiS lid
Fast RHYTHM Direct Dee. Ka SS
walnut, MeElwvn's D. D.. Eric's Lou.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $1,000; trot;
R s.SH!. Key =, tBig S $500 800 s.so
Sky Liner tHubbard) $50
=, Farview Ike, Overture, Hoot Dolmont.
HeSeo Scratched: Rocket Girl DAILY
PP ogse Nos and Z, Victor Gene and
LII THIRD RACE-Purse, S1.OOO;pace; i
E EssT E EIa ,, Sw,t., 500 40 s.s'o
homestretch JOY CStaytOnl 40
SANTOS. Peter Ball, Bonnie Trnax
Georses King. Favorite Hal Time: 2:IS.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000: trot:
Titan I'm fGa,.r,iuel $50 3.6O ~
Lusty Tass tMcClenny, 7IO q 10
C0 I,de Rodney Crank 2.6O
R'ca'T no. Nevad. Scratched: Rhythm
King. Time. 2:l5ss.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000: pace:
Missey n Crank $50 Ina I'M
Majors King (Flanagan) 500 SI0
Seattle Victory (BOring) Ss0
Bay Goose, Homestretch Flash, Trixy
lass, Shep York. Kahla TaSs. Time.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; pace; 1
Daisy LoEan fG'ne) $500 $50 o.6o
James r. WooIlen tWilcutts) SEQ go
~" r.; Sarion 'Dayl 30
Mighty Con. Vernon Dale Scratched
Dale Flngo, Eleanor Jay, So Longs Lad
Time. 2:19.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse 50 600. C,lass
AAA pace, handicape l mile
Simarn's Forbes (Gafe) 1l.2O leo $50
signal p Direct (LOseel 400 210
MIR. Primrose (Minniear) ON
Joyce York. Projester Scratched.
Chestertown Boy Hi-Lo's Mite. Time,
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D. c. Booters on Road

The Washington Sports Club
soccer team meets the Baltimore
Kickers this afternoon at the
Clifton Park Field in Baltimore.
A bus for Washington players
and fans leaves the Sears. Roe
buck store on Bladensburg road
at / pm.
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St. Stephens Wins
10th STRAIGHT Game

st. Stephens School won its
10th football game in a row yes
terday. 1910. over Southern High
in Lothian, Md.
The visitors. clicked on drives
of IS, rs and 81 yards following
punts in each of the last three
quarters. Southern punched into
st. Stephens territory just once,
reaching the 12-yard line when
the game ended.
A 29-yard pass play from
Quarterback Don Young to Half :
back Ralph Price set up the first
score. Young sneaked over from
the two plays later.
Southern 1 Q Q 0 o 3
st. Stephens scoring: Touchdown
Young q. plunge): Clarkson g, rum
Dopp ell reversed. Conversion-Bitner
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Loudoun BIunked
By Mason, 200

Rusty Blowers, senior wing
back and defensive tackle,
spanked George Mason High to
300 victory yesterday in Falls
Church, dealing Loudoun County
its fourth defeat in a row.
Blowers blocked a Loudoun
punt to set up a f1rst-quarter
touchdown. caught a pass from
Fullback Charlie Brown for the
second and recovered a Loudoun
tumble which led to the Mus
tangs' last score.
George Mason won its second
game against one tie.
Loudoun County - O o o o. o
GEORGE Mason ----- 8 0 30
George Mason scoring Touchdowns-
S'edel. g, plunge): Blowers u3. pass
an from Brown: Brown us, rum .
Conversions-Brown . placement. rush. :.
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THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington. D. C. G
SUNDAY, OCTOBER T.

the first time Thursday night
to engage Skull Murphy and
Killer Kowalski.
Promoter Vince Mcmahon has
announced also that Slave Girl
Moolah will tussle with Judy
Cradle in a semiwindup.
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.Oxon Hill Defeats
La Plato Eleven
On Two BIG Plays

A 95-yard pass play and a 65-
yard drive gave Oxon Hill two
touchdowns and a 1916 victory
over La Plata yesterday at Suit
land High field.
The touchdown pass came in
the second quarter and was from
Wayne Fallin to Tom Blohm.
Oxon Hills other touchdown, in
the third period, was on a Is
yard run by Dave Shelton.
La Plata scored in the second
period on a pass from Jimmy
Walker to Bernie Cox, the play
covering nine yards.
f 9SoP Pla Han 9 Z Z IA
oxon Hin scoring. TouchdownsV
Blohm t95, pass-run from Fallin) Skel-
ton CD. rum. conyersionS-Piper 1pass
from Fallinl. Blohm (run).
La Plata scoring: Cox %, pass-run
from Walker
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Tag Team Champs
To WrestIe Here

Stan and Reggie Lisowski of
Milwaukee, billed as the world
tag-team wrestling champions.
will come to Capitol Arena for
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Landon Thumps
Sanford, $50

Landon School, which was up
set by Sidwell Friends in its
opener last week. rebounded
yesterday to score II touch
downs, seven conversions and a
safety to crush Sanford (Del.D
Prep, $50. at Landon.
The score is believed to be
the highest run up by an area
team in at least 10 years.
Landon did not score in the
third quarter, but it was then
that Sanford suffered two seri-
GUS injuries. Peter Bent and
Russell Harvey were taken to
Emergency Hospital, Bent with
a dislocated knee and Harvey
with a fractured pelvis. Bent
will be released tomorrow.
Halfback Dan Austin ran left
end for a touchdown on the
fourth play of the game to start
the rout. Fullback Dick Weller
scored three times, and Bob
Zuckert, who alternated between
left half and quarterback, ran
for two and passed for another
The safety came in the fourth
quarter when Guard Tom Miller
fell on a Sanford tumble in the
Sanford end zone. 1t was ruled
a safety despite arguments that
the recovery should have meant
points.
Sanford --- 0 o Q O.
Landon ------19 20 36--13
Landon scoring: Austin
rs, rum; Shaw a, plunge1; Bastable
a, runl weller 8 .C25, run: 3, run; 8.
rum: Zuckert = g. plunge: >. rum;
Barnes go, rum; Smith rs. run with
interceptionl; Sendroy go. pass-run
from Zuckertl. Safety-Miller recovered
fumblel. onversions-Sendroy Z.
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Episcopal Bumps
Mercersburg, 700;
FouIconer Sturs

MERCERSBURG, Pa. Oct. 6
(SpeciaD. = Episcopal High
School Of Alexandria, Va,
bumped strong Mercersburg
Academy, 300. here today be-
hind the flashy running of
Hunter Faulconer.
The slender halfback from
Charlottesville. Va. gained 1856
OF Episcopal's 2l2 yards rushing,
ran for two touchdowns ans
pushed over an extra point in
leading the Maroon to it's second
straight win of this season and
10th in a row.
Episcopal scored in each of the
first three periods on drives of
rs, 35 and 35 yards, the latter
two after recovered Mercersburg
fumbles, The Episcopal line. led
by Tackle Louis Gump and End
Fred Wood. restricted MERGERS
burg to one serious advance
Which reached the Maroon 20 in
the fourth quarter.
Episcopal n "a
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St. Johns High
Ends Loss Streak,
Routs PHELPS. 800

st. Johns High, winless and
scoreleSs in its first two games
broke out with a vengeance yes
terday for a 800 shellacking of
Phelps at CardoZo High field.
The Cadets, still without the
services of their backfield star,
Johnny Haley. out with a leg
injury, mixed their attack to
score in every period but the
third when the reserves were in
action.
Three drives of As, so and go
yards resulted in touchdowns,
Another score resulted from a
blocked kick by Neil Turne with
End Tom Fitzpatrick running Is
yards with the recovery for a
touchdown.
John Piazzo set up a second
period score with two long passes
to AL Comancho.
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Herndon FumbIes
BRING 26-6 Loss

Garfield High of Woodbridge,
Va, recovered two Herndon
fumbles in the first half and con-
verted both into touchdowns in
running Herndons homecoming.
26-6, on a soaked field yesterday.
Drives of So yards with the
second-half kickoff and 70 yards
after a punt. consuming is plays
both times. accounted for two
Garfield scores after intermis-
sion.
Herndon, lacking its quarter
back and captain, Kent Sasher.
because Of injury. turned a Gar
Field tumble in the second quar-
ter into its score Danny Shaner.
Sasher's replacement. sneaked
over from the 2-yard line four
plays later.
Garfield won its third game
in four and Herndon lost its
third Of four.
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q n ga
q q q
EPISCOPAL scoring-Tcuchdnw Fa,,I-
coner l3, run: Z, rum: Cathcart 90.
! IN Conversions Faulconer rum /.
Landlord placement.
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laI-rleid -----~- I--~.d
Herndon - . 3 o O--- D
Scoring - Garfield Tnuchdowns -
Lloyd ti5 rum Dent a. plungeI Ayel
n plungel Fullenwidcr funl Con-
yersions--Lloyd lfushi Dent pass from
Lloydl HcTndon. shaner
- plunge
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81 Johns 10 : G-31
Phelps q q a. d
81 Johns scoring Touchdown
Marini l3, plungel Fitzpatrick tl5. rum:
Noonan % rum, Richardson. . 200
run y rum. Reynolds Z.
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It's your decision, Governor" Blanton said.
'As head of the Prison Appeals Board, don't
suppose have the moral right to try TO change
your thiQking on this. AS your old friend. I'm
trying to-"
The Governor moved uneasily in his chair.
II wasn't like Tom BIanton TO bring personal
appeal into their discussions, and even Tom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-29
Should he commute this

didn't know the whole story. Il don't see how
my thinking can be any different. Tom," he
said. Everything | believe in and live by is
against capital punishment You know that. Just
because your Board is unanimous this time -
Its not only the Appeals Board BIanton
said. 1T wouldn't be very popular move, to
commute this death sentence
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