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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-28

SECRETARIES-Severa vacancies
for experienced secretaries to mem
hers OF the administrative stan of
the Arlington County Public Schools.
Also need clery-typists at various
schools. Pleasant working condi-
tons. Call MR.. ECKHOFF. ia.
2-7700. for Apt. between 10 am.
and 4 n m
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HELpMoMEN
RECEPTIONIST

Reinforcement scientific research
group in Pentagon has interesting
position for receptionist. II you are
single, U. s. citizen. college gradu-
q position with responsibility, call
RE. 7-4l06 after $40 am today.
RECEPTI0NTST-T gods, for
cond. afhce: disqualification and
other employe benefits: start $235
mo. Box 2t-D. Star.
REG. NURSE-SECY.. no shorthand.
slow tipping. some lab. work. 26-
3o. excel. loc., Fairfax Co.; S276,
ST.. Falls Church. JE. SIRE.
REGISTERED NURSES ~: white;
$3.50 p.m. to IL 80 pm. and 1880
pm. to 7:30 am. 5la-day week.
Paid vacation and leave; meals.
Excel. working cond. Call tn. 2
RES. MGR. for apt. BLDG; good OPP
portunity. for conscientious person;
S phone s AppIy p isso p Columbia NIB ' I'd.
NV. from 0 It'll A tofIiceJ.
RESIDENT MANAGER, garden-type
ton. Reply in own handwriting
swing age. experience and. refer
ences. Salary, apt. and good work
ing conditions. Box 17l-D. Star.
RESIDENT MANAGER
Must have local experience, to
manage new, lovely NV. 3S-unit ele-
vator apt. bldg. Beautiful i-bedroom
apt with 25-ft. living room,
SHAPIRO INC, ME. 8-1717
sALESLADY for hose and handbag;
YOUNG, 1876 F st. NV.
SALESLADY, ready to-wear: must
be thoroughly experienced: for high
grade clientele. Wonderful oppor-
tunity for right party. Steady po-
sition: salary. $65 per wk. Apply
1918 Conn. ave.
SALESLADIEs. ready -to-wesre ex-
week; ir-conditioned: permanent
position. WA. 7-14S3
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rebuilt KimbaIi studio. New
price, SS55. Special price, S495,
incl. bench and delivery. CAMP
BELL MUSIC CO., HOG @ st. NV.
DI. 7-S464.
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HELp-WoMEN

|sTENOGRAPHER, moderate tipping.
steady position for ouaiti1ed person.
Air-conditione ONCE. Box 435-D.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUES = China. furn.. tewelry.
Sllver. rugs. etc. LOUIS SEGAL.
APPLIANCES. refers.. TVS. stoves,
sooo used turn cash or immed.
FURNITURE EXCHANGE. 21O 7th
st. Sc. LII 6-0hRh
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DENTAL ASotSIhNlb Nouu. aNo.
area. state qualifications. BOX
2O2-D, Star.
Drug CLERK CASHIER, exper ;,
dayWork Apply CHASrLETON
DRUG. 18TH ana r SIS, NV
DRUG CLERK -COsMETICIAN, part
time, ewes. and week ends. Apply "
person, DORCHESTER PHARMACY.
24s0 18th ST. NV.
FOUNTAIN GIRL, white. over is:
evenings and week ends. DISTRICT
HEIGHTS PHARMACY, 1Ob4 MARI
boro pike, RE. $4,000.
GRADUATE NURSE, registered in
the District OF Columbia: experl-
enced in venipuncture techniques.
Position requires travel In con-
nection bloodmobile operations in
the District OF Columbia, virginia:
MARYLAND and West Virginia: hotel
and food expenses paid for over.
night trips; starting salary 500
other benefits. Apply Room $40,
CROSS. 2025 st. NV.
GRILL GIRL, colored. efhcient.
steady; also | for part time. on
Saturdays and SUNDAYS. Apply,
GEORGES COFFEE SHOP 1927
Eve ST NV
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SALESWOMAN

Temporary position in fine spe-
cialty shop featuring coats. suits
ton. Experience absolutely neces-
sary. Phone MISS ENDRES, Elk. g.
4343. between 900 and 11:30 am.
for appointment.
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PIANOS, used uprights In good play
ing condition. SOS TO S195. One
nice Knabe at SI95 and one re-
conditioned Stelnway at S395. ST
$4,000. PIANO MART. l0l5-7th
st NV tOPEN THURS. EVES).
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CT,ERK-TYPIST

5-day, 4O-hour. week. 8 am. to 5
Pm; age Is to 40: must have per-
sonality. Position primarily taking
customers orders over phone and
tipping them for shipment. Empioye
RSe house. The GLibpEN CO. 1923
4th st. ne. Ii. 7-S054 for appoint
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GIRLS

If you want really interesting job in grow
ing and exciting industry, consider the Teie-
phone Co. What thrill to be able to say
you're part of the communications system
of this country You'll receive good starting
pay &. f. regular increases 4. many opportun-
tiles for advancement other attractive
benefits :. vacations with pay make new
and interesting friends. Don't waitl Come see
us at our employment office!
TBS 18th ST. NV.
MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY
$50 Am. TO 4:SO PM
The c. and P. Telephone Co.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
ADEI,PHI

OPEN TODAY, 2 TO 5
1900 Laguna I'd. Beaut. 3-bedrm.
rambler. cleo. tiled kit, full bsmt..
rec. rm.. unusually ige fenced cor
ner lot. To reach: Go out Riggs I'd.
turn right | blk, left / blk. TO
open sign ARTHUR L. CURLING,
LA, 6-6631 LA. 6-7SdS.
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, Sl2,75O CT OR CONVENTIONAL
Brick rancher, with separate dining
screened porch, garage barbecue
pit. fenced yard with large trees;
Ia blocks TO bus and shops.
RORSCHAcH REALTY
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ONLY $3.50 DOWN
Brook road Sc. 1905 fHighvieu
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. brk. bunga.
low: gas heat. equipped kit, fenced
yard, immed, posS. Sl2,960. 8. F
DIEHL, 10. s-7S96 after l pm,
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W. EVANSVILLE, BY owner
family unit home in good location
and excel. cond. Lge. lot. Full
bsmt. A good buy for retired
couple. Live in / and rent /.
WA. 1880.
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ALSO OPEN
$500

-Four yrs. old. 5 rms. bath. full
bsmt.: Anchor-fenced lot: storm
windows; $500 down. ELIZABETH
EISELE. Realtor: Spruce $1,000,
or UN A-5757 Ii
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40I2 NICHOLSON 6T.
W. FAYETTEVILLE
4-BEDRM. Def. BRICK

4-pEpRaMG. An Def. BRICK
OPEN SUNDAY is
Cape Cod brick. level lot in AL con-
dition; screened front porch; living
rm, with fireplace: din. rm,. kitchen
with new lieu 1T. refrigerator.
9 bedrms. and bath; End FIR. . nm
ished rms; new alumium storm
Mr.. Carter. HE 4-367O.
MARSHALL J. MAPLE co.
1924 l4th St. NV. AID. 4-2005
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

$4,000 - CT. Attrae. 2-bedrm.
rambler on lRe. corner lot. Llv.
rm with nrepl., sep. din rm:'
equipped kit, screened porch,
laun util. rm CAROLINE ].
CAMPBELL. JE. a-ol7S' 'E'
G ifE CONTRACTS ACCEPTED
and excellent terms on Q conven-
tional basis. Lovely 2-yr. -old brick
rambler with 3 bedrms.. sep. din.
rm., de luxe all-elee. kit: including
dishwasher and disposal: hagstone
patio: full daylight bsmt.. built-in
garage; lovely tree-shaded lawn.
Priced at Sla,950. Purchaser may
assume S15,500. 4IzeS LIST trust or
minimum terms. CT and FILA. To
inspect, the DARBY CO., ia.
5-9393, once open 30.
$500 DOWN buys this S-bedrm.
rambler in Falls Church area. $l6,-
$50 J-W REALTY CO.. ia.
side Of 7 corners-s-
bedrm.. center-hall brick rambler
REALTY Co. IA. s-1s7s.
81, 900 DOWN-GI buys this be-ft.
3-bedrm. rambler In the Annandale
area: liv. rm. with stone frepl., din
cite and kit Beaut. random width
pegEed floors. IA baths. attached
gar. 1z-acre lot studded with
young, but stately shade trees.
Ample space for recreational aeti-
vities. Appraised low at $50. 200.
FIDELITY REALTY. CIR. $1,000,
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FARMLAND

7 11G1ALI11VD
and possible 4th. full
brick rambler. on large handicapped
lsyel lot IN excel neiGhSo n1,ood
1oxl4 din. rm., fully equipped
elec. kit. radiant heat, ga baths;
Sls,95o. terms to suit purchaser.
4777 East ave. Open Sunday. l
to dark.
LA ROCHELLE REAL ESTATE
1924 MARLBORO PIKE 81
Redwood 6-74SS LU. 4-Ol IL
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WHAT A BUY!
RIvERDALE-S50O down, Ss5 q mo
2-family home; rms. and bath.
LIST a: 5 rms. and bath, End d.
Bsmt.. 2 porches; gas h.-w.h.
REDUCED!
MT. RAINIER AREA
offered under FILA appraisal-m-
maCulate 2-bedrm.. shingle bunga-
low; din, rm,, equipped kit. scr.
porch; garage: corner lot; conv. to
everythin", $1,000. with $1,000 or
more down.
Another Reduction!
HYATTSVILLE-2-b edrm. brick Cape
Cod exp. attic. lge. Ice. equipped
kit. auto washer, gas heat. scr,
porch. Anchor-fenced yard. offered
under FLA appraisal. S1.50O
down, S59.4g mo-, plus taxes and
insurance. owner transferred. Va
cant. Immed. pOss,
GARDEN-MINDED?
NEAR INDIAN HEAD HWY.
3-yr .-old redwood California rambler,
custom-built: Q twin-sised bedrms.
COST. liv. rm., with firepl.: large
din: mn GE elec: kit, plus 9xe
trees; Reduced $1,000 down. Also
OF financing.
ERWIN REALTY co.
WA. 7-12s2. WA. 7-o3S4. WA. 7-24oo
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MAOICIAN??? Can you pull paint,
paper. hammer. nails. LOTS OF
CHILDREN and maybe q thousand
or two dollars out Of your hat?
II so, this 5-bedroom. 2-bath CO.
lonial with its 30-foot living room
is for you Children can walk to
parochial school. Immediate &C.
cupancy,
RoRscHAcH REALTY
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
$11,5OO, VA

ALL BRICK, DETACHED. CORNER
Full basement nice patio Liv. rm.,
din. Tm r., kitchen, . bedrooms and
bath up A good basic house worth
every n n dd Terms IT, sr,,s. rr an q
$3.50 after pm. Ewes. co. D.
1866. FREDERICK W. BERENS
SALES, INC.
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ACREs-2b level acres, nicely re-
stored Colonial with family-siZed
dining room. den on LIST floor.
knotty-pine kitchen, 4 bedrooms
on end; full basement with possible
recreation room, lots Of good out
buildings.
IE O.QEAR la
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opENDAI 4 w
3-bedrm. new brick rambler. large
liv. rm with frepl,; nice din. rm.
and III. fglI bSmt; b VII ia gar ga,
lots, with water connections paid
for. s1.T50 ca Out Branch, ave
ext to St Rarnabas I'd. right to
Temple I'd, left and follow signs
Mr.. Mount with PUFFENBERGER
Rcaltor, LII. $1,000, or OF. 4-7sSi
BUNGALOW. BY owner Below Gl
appraisal. Country living on close,
IN IA acre, Gear garage. Special
features. good terms. JU. $4,000
NEAR SUITLAND - In Bradbury
Park. 2-yr.-old semi-det. brick: q
rms; 8 b.r" gas heat: deep lot:
everything. HARTMAN REALTY
INC. Lu. 4;2a09, LII, 2-597g: 4.
non-vetS Excel D. C. line loo
older-type bungalow, but 1st-elas,
cond. throughout; full bsmt.,, OF
FOR slo.a 1855 W! r. R. Il HUGHES oGis CO
AP. 7-1400. till 8 pm.
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WEST TSvILLE-Attrac,. hos
pitable. 6-rm. brick invites ,nspec-
tion. Strictly modern with Ia
baths and wood flrepl: liv rm,,
is IT. 1o it. Handicapped and
fenced: good school nearby. Transp.
ok WI sell sGE sl5 200 VA snn with
do it. J. VICTOR biCKEY, AP.
$500 dn. Income of $4,000 can
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ANDREWS. BOILING. sUITLAND
$500

Two-bedrm. home with full stair
way to expand. attic bsmt. and
large yard. Omen 6al0 Suitland
I'd. sc. JOHN H. McALLISTER.
REALTOR, 10. S-5dtiU.
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Bold Ruler, Greek Game
Clash at Belmont Today

ielmont recently when he de-
Gated Calumet Farms Iron
liege, is another contender and
will be ridden by Ismael Valen-
;uela.
Greek Game, winner Of $780,
805. carries l26 pounds, with
122 on Bold Ruler, 116 on Nash
vile. and 119 for Bureaucracy
Little Hermit, 113: Encore, ia;
and Prince Simmer, 113, COM
plete the field.
Most Of them are due to come
back next Saturday when the
Is ia-furlong $4,000 Cowdin
Stakes will share headlines with
Nashua in the $4,000 Wood
ward Handicap. Nashua re-
turns to action after a layofi
since July IA when he won the
Monmouth Handicap. The Les
lie Combs II syndicate colt was
knocked out of both the Allan
tic City and Saratoga Handicaps
by attacks Of collie.
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|NFL Opens Slate Sunday
With Strength in West

C3-2). Los Angeles and San
Francisco each broke even in six
games.
The Giants topped the East
ern Division with a 40 mark
followed by Washington with
3-3. Pittsburgh was 2-3, Phila-
delphia Us and the Chicago
Cardinals and Cleveland lis.
The Eagles chalked up their
second triumph yesterday by de-
feating San Francisco, 21-l4. in
one Of the three weekend games.
Bobby Thomson tossed two
touchdown passes in leading the
Eagles to victory.
The Redskins. with sam Baker
kicking four field goals, blew a
1873 third-quarter lead but came
back to defeat Detroit, 1917.
The Steelers got into the VIC
tory column for the second time
Saturday night by downing the
Rams. BOLT. as they took adj
vantage Of two pass interruptions
and a tumble to score three
touchdowns in the first half.
The seasons openers Sunday
present the following lineup:
Bears at Baltimore, Cleveland at
Cards, Detroit at Green Bay,
New York at San Franciso,
Philadelphia at Los Angeles and
WASHINGTON at Pittsburgh.
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By the Associated Press

The IL members Of the Ma
tional Football League start
playing for keeps Sunday, with
exhibition games against each
other indicating that the
strength Of the circuit is in the
Western Division.
Only the New York Giants Of
the six-member Eastern Division
finished above the 800 mark in
exhibition games. BY contrast,
four Of the Western Division
teams wound up above that mark
and the two others matched
their won-lost columns.
The Chicago Bears, in a
throwback to their pre-World
War II glory days, won 1--WE
straight games before dropping
their final exhibition to the
champion Cleveland Browns
Friday. 24-14. That, incidentally,
was the Browns only victory in
six warmups.
The Bears 5-l record gave
them q slight margin in the
standings over the Green Bay
Packers, who compiled a Al
mark. Other Western Division
teams who finished above 500
were Detroit (4-2) and Baltimore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-24

NEW YORK, Sept. "a d.
Indicated Bold Ruler, &C.
claimed the best 2-year-old ir
the East until he injured his
back in June, returns to the
racing wars today against some
stiff competition at Belmont
Park.
The Wheatley Stable colt,
who will be Eddie Arcaro's 1857
Kentucky Derby mount if all
goes well, is an entry with Ogden
Phipps' Bureaucracy in a six
furlong allowance race down the
Widener straightaway. Both are
trained by Sunny Jim Fitz-
simmons.
Probable second choice is
Fred w. Hooper's Greek Game,
the Midwestern champion who
won the Arlington and Wash
ington Park Futurities and has
taken five of six starts.
Greek Game. to be ridden by
Bill Boland. finished second to
California Kid in the Washing
ton Futurity but was moved
into first money because of
humping by Rex Ellsworth's
California colt.
The Llangollen Farms Nash
vile, who looked impressive at
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Hawkins Takes
72-Ho|e Event
For First Time

OKLAHOMA CITY. Sept. "a
R.-There is a first for every
thing, and the Oklahoma City
Open golf tournament was a
good example for Fred Hawkins
Of FL Paso. Tex. one Of the
best golfers.
Hawkins had a $1,000 check
in his pocket today after beat
ing a solid field of contenders in
Oklahoma City's first major
open professional tournament
since 1929. Hawkins shot rounds
of 71-71-68-69 for a 279 total,
nine-under par.
The 33-year-old Texan has
been a consistent money winner
on the Professional Golfers AS
ISOLATION tour for some 10 years,
but despite great scoring Sprees,
this is the first 72-hole event
he has been able to win.
He won the 54-hole $4,000
Cavalier Specialists tournament
at Virginia Beach. Va, on April
"a, 1850. with a 200 score.
This victory was especially
significant from two standpoints.
First, he had not made up his
mind to play until a very good
friend. Claude Jones of Ell Paso,
agreed to bring Hawkins wife
to the tournament. Secondly. he
played great golf over a course
rated by every player in the field
Of l56 as zone Of the best we've
ever played"
Hawkins could thank two mar.
Vicious puts for his triumph. He
holed a 50-footer for a birdie
three on the par-four 4O4-yaro
18th hole and repeated his act
for some 5000 spectators BY
knocking in a 4O-footer on the
557-yard. paris 18th hole.
LEADING scnrnrs.
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.Ted's Bid Hurt
By.213 Mark
Against Yunks

NEW YORK. Sept. "a tP.--If
Ted Williams fails to overtake
Mickey Mantle in his bid for his
fifth American League batting
title. he can blame it on his
ineptness against Yankee pitch
ing.
Unoficial averages through
Sundays games give Mantle the
lead with 1856 to $50 for the Red
Sox slugger.
In II games against the
Yankees this season, Williams
has made only 10 hits in AZ Of
fetal times at bat for a .2l3
mark. The two teams still have
three games to play against each
other, all in New York.
Mantle. kept out Of the START
ing lineup yesterday because Of
a pulled muscle, singled as a
to boost his average
while Williams went hitleSs in
three official trips.
Even If Williams should man
age. to overtake Mantle, he still
has the added task Of reaching
400 official times at bat. He
needs II at bats in the Red Sox'
remaining i've games.
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ACC
continued Prom Page A-Is

Continued From Page Ala
against North Carolina, spelling
Coach Jim Tatum's debut.
Tatum, who moved back to
Chapel Hill from Maryland,
where he was used to winning
remarked: Estate College has a
great football team. They had
too much for us. / guess a man
has to take this every now and
then in his life to see what he
is made Of. That's all you can
say"
Dukes loss to South Carolina
was the first conference defeat
for the Blue Devils since the ACC
was formed four years ago. The
determined Gamecocks, making
their bow under Coach Warren
Giese, drove 81 yards for their
second period touchdown, with
Sophomore Halfback King Dixon
|plunging over from the two.
The Blue Devils could COM
|plete only two passes Of nine
tries and lost out on two i'm
|portant chances. to score.
Clemson opened with an ex-
|pected PIT victory over Pres
byterian College. Joel Wells,
Jim Coleman, Dink Lawrence
and Bob Spooner shared in the
Clemson scoring.
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Babe Weaker, Loses Interest
In Newspapers and Radio

In the lengthy review Of her
condition. the hospital said Babe
has continued to lose ground
each week both as to weight and
to strength"
DR.. G. A. w. Currie said the
medical statement was issued be-
cause Mrs. Zaharias "has lost
interest in newspapers. He
said doctors at John Sealy Hos
pital avoided giving discourage
ing reports to the press 50 long
as Babe might read the reports
and become unnecessarily de-
pressed by them" A hospital
spokesman said she does not
listen to the radio ii her room.
"Of recent weeks. however, she
has lost interest in newspapers
and q realistic statement can
now be given" CurTie said.
Mrs. Zaharias has been hos
pitalized since March 20. She
was stricken with cancer In
1853 and has undergone three
operations recently.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-24

GALVESTON, Tex, Sept. "a
tP. Babe Didrikson Zaharias
became ''perceptibly weaker
within the last 4e hours, al
though she spent a restful night,
hospital authorities reported
today.
Yesterday. In what they called
their first realistic statement
about her fight against cancer,
the hospital officials said the
famed woman athletes condition
might become critical at any
time.
The John Sealy Hospital hulle-
tin issued this morning said:
Mrs. Zaharias' condition re-
mains the same. There Is nc
fever and there has been no dis
tinct change. She is perceptibly
weaker than she was 10 hours
ago, and she sleeps a greater
proportion Of the time. Babe Is
rational when awake. however
This morning she reports . par
ticulariy good nights rest"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-24
Pitt Loses Guard
With Broken Arm

PITTSBURGH. Sept. "a (R.
= Pitt said today that John
Guzik. second-string left guard.
broke his right arm in the West
Virginia football game Saturday.
Others injured in Pitts 14-13
victory were Dick Carr, second
string right guard, and Half
back Nick Passodelis, who scored
the winning touchdown. Carr
pulled his right knee while Pas
sodelis has a bruised shoulder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-24
DANE
Continued From Page All

Continued From Page Alb
SMU played Notre Dame-the
Mustangs gambled on fourth
down with the score tied at
14-14. They failed and Notre
Dame won, 1914. But these
boys felt that they could do it, ;"
Jordan said, land they did. AS
you know, they gambled on their
23-yard line and made it in that
touchdown drive that beat Notre
Dame"
Charlie Arnold. the rookie
quarterback from Dallas Jesuit
High School, was the biggest
single thorn for the Irish. scor-
ing one touchdown, passing for
another and setting up the third.
Not only was his passing and all
around play superb. but it was
the slender junior who kept call
ing those fourth-down CANDLES.
He said the Mustangs had to be
daring.
1--WE just felt that we make
them every time" Arnold said.
But we sure did a lot of sweat
Ing when they brought the chain
out"
When asked to compare the
Notre Dame team that beat the
Mustangs. ITO, last year with
the current Irish squad, Coach
Woodland said:
THE difference was not in
their team but ours. We felt all
along that these kids would get
out there and play and that they
would do some things well enough
to win
Woodland admitted he sighed
q sigh of relief after some Of
Arnold's daring plays.
II feel good now because we
made them" Woodland said. But
We had TO there late in the game.
We wanted to win. not a tie. And
beside you've got to gamble a
little more than usual against
Notre Dame"
Terry Brennan. the youthful
mentor Of the Irish. said his
team simply made too many mis-
takes.
you can't give EN- the bah
and give EN- the ball and st,T
ain out he said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-24
Rockville Boy Gets
Another Bum Rup

Errors are bound TO crop up
when 81 high school games are
played in a week end. but Jay
Dawson Of Richard Montgomery
High in Rockville seems to be
doubly unfortunate.
The Star printed incorrectly
yesterday that Dawson, the
Rockets left halfback, was the
player who fumbled the kickoff
which led directly to George
town Props last touchdown in a
21-0 victory at Prep Saturday,
Last year. The Star credited
another player with q touch
down pass against La Plata
Dawson. then playing his first
season on the varsity, threw the
pass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-24
.AII-Arrly Bouts
Open Tonight

Fifteen bouts are on tap to-
night at Fort Myer gym. starting
lat 8 o'clock. as the All-Arrny
boxing tournament opens. Fight
ing is scheduled every night this
week leading up to the title
rounds Saturday night.
One hundred boxers are en-
tered from 10 Army commands
around the world. with each
presenting champions in the 10
olympic weight classes.
Winners here viii be eligible
for the Olympic tryouts in San
Francisco October 1919 and for
the All-Service championships at
Camp Lejeune, N. c.. October
10 and IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-24
D. c. Drug Racer
Captures Trophy

ELIZABETH CITY, N. c.,
Sept. "a (Special) Larry Hic-
key. driving a dragster owned
by Ted Wells Of Washington,
d. c., roared OF with the big
trophy in the Eastern cham
pionship drag racing meet of
the National Hot Rod Associa-
ton here yesterday.
Hickey was clicked at 1858
miles per hour at the end of the
quarter-mile straightaway.