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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16
DriscoII Cont Put His Finger
On Source of Beers Woes

Owner George Halas said. "but
that's q helluva excuse. / don't
mind losing them but I hate
losing them on an illegal play"
Halas claimed Owens had
been knocked out Of bounds
and then came back in TO take
Titles game-winning pass. De-
fensive Back Vic Zucco up
held Halas' claim.
II had knocked him out Of
bounds" said Zucco. After he
crawled back in we left him
open because we knew he was
ineligible"
However. the officials didn't
back the Bears claims. Halas
quoted one official as saying:
1--WE didn't see Owens
knocked out of bounds so we
couldn't call it that way. So far
as we know he never was out
Of bounds and the play would
have to stand. :.
Halas wasn't too upset over
the Bears losing their third
straight.
We'll come back he said.
81 never went along with those
predictions that we would win
the divisional title. I said all
along every one Of the six
teams was a solid contender. /
still say we're not out Of 1t yet.
The team that wins this title
will have four losses and we're
still two away from losing Ave."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16
Queen Extends
Race Lead With
Newmarket Win

NEWMARKET, Eng, Oct. Is
(R.-Queen Elizabeth's 3-year-
old filly. Mulberry Harbour.
won the Newmarket Oaks yes
terday. putting the Queen
farther ahead Of Sir Victor
Sassoon in the competition to
become the leading racehorse
owner Of the season.
English-owned Major Por-
ton defeated Mrs. p. A. B.
Widener's American owned
and bred Neptune II by q half
length in the Middle Park
Stakes. Britain's top 2-year-
old race Of the season.
Mulberry Harbour earned
1886 by winning the mile
and-three-quarter Oaks by four
lengths. The Queen now leads
Sassoon by $3.760 for the year.
Mulberry Harbour was q Is
to-8 favorite. Alor Star. at
II to 4. finished second and
Lady Salisbury third.
Neptune II led through five
of the six furlongs of the Md
die. Park Stakes. Then Jockey
Eph Smith challenged on
Major Portion and pulled ahead
to win by a half-length. Kelly
was third in a field Of seven.
Major Portion. owned by
II. J. Joel. was ii to 2 and won
$9.4l0. Neptune II. trained in
France for Mrs. Widener by Z.
Pollett, was the l3-to-8 favorite.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16
Flu Outbreak Hompers
North CuroIinu Drills

CHAPEL HILL. N. c., Oct.
Is R.-There we're numerous
absentees d yesterdays North
Carolina football practice as
the fiu-riddled squad sought to
step UP preparations for Satur-
days game with Maryland at
College Park.
"Our squad is all shot, I"
Coach Jim Tatum said at his
weekly press conference. 1T is
difiicult to get very much done
when there is SO much sick
ness"
He estimated that not over
half his squad attended q
morning meeting.
Tatum seemed especially con-
cerned over the condition OF
Ronnie Koes, starting center.
Other key men who have been
hit by the bug include Ron
Marquette. Don coker and Gus
tbs Hathaway. all of them stars
In last weeks victory over
Miami.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16
Giants TockIe Problems;
Rigney to BE Retained

Seals in q new Coast League
city II one can be found. Still
10 be settled is what the Giants
win have to pay the Coast
League for invading its San
Francisco territory.
2. Contractor Charles Har-
ney started proceedings 70 lease
submerged land needed for
a parking area at the site
where the new Giant stadium
is to be built. Edmund O.
Brown. California attorney
general, had ruled It would be
illegal for the State to sell or
exchange its tidelands unless
1t got more than the price Of
submerged land.
3. Stoneham hired Jerry
Donovan. veteran baseball man
and president Of the Seals. His
duties viii be determined later.
The Giants president also
said he hopes 70 enlarge the
present Seals Stadium-capa-
city is.075-to at least q. 1000 by
adding leftiield bleachers. The
Giants may play the entire
1858 season there. although
they hope the new stadium viii
be ready before II ends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16

MADISON. Wis. Oct. is @.
Football Coach Milt Bruhn
of the University Of Wisconsin
said today, 1T may be true that
/ have all my eggs In one bas-
ket, but I also have the right
combination"
Bruhn, obviously pleased with
the Badgers three victories so
far this season. listed five
points he feels brought the
team UP from near the bottom:
The right quarterback; more
speed in the line: greater back
field depth; q group OF key
players with top talent: thirty
eight eager sophomores.
In 1856 we just couldn't
seem to ind the right man to
do the signal calling" Bruhn
said. But it's different now.
Instead Of playing i've or six
boys, I'm sticking with one"
Quarterback Sid Williams is
the one. He's alert to seize the
advantage in situations where
another might back down,
Bruhn says.
THE boys mind works like
a computer." Bruhn said. land
he can deliver"
Bruhn said he believes the
team passed Its first major test
by beating Purdue. 23-l4. last
Saturday In its Big Ten opener.
The Badgers visit defending
champion Iowa this week end.
Il admit we lack experiences.
but that will come along"
Bruhn said. This may sound
corny. yet we're going TO play
one game at q time and what
ever we do or don't do will be
remembered"
AS a nucleus for his sopho-
more-loaded team. Bruhn has
Tackle Danny Lanphear. Full
back Jon Hobbs. Halfback
Danny Lewis. End Earl Hill and
Williams.
Bruhn admitted he is con-
cerned over the prospect Of
meeting Iowa this week end,
but not overly worried.
I'm not going to go out on
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TEAM DETENsg
PUNTTNG
RACING
Continued From Page A.;

Continued From Page Asa
the mile-and- e-half Belmont
States in June.
Both horses have gone their
separate ways and there are
many who say the owners are
avoiding the issue.
John Schapiro. president Of
Laurel. insists both owners had
Indicated they would start their
horses in the mile-and-one-
half International in which
champion horses from Europe
will compete on the grass at
the Maryland track.
However, he said a telephone
conversation with Kerr threw
ice water on the affair. Scha-
piro said Kerr's trainer. Willie
Molter. had advised against
the international on account Of
the distance. although Round
Table has won several long
races on the grass.
So. IL appears as II Round
Table will shoot for No. IL In
the $75,000-added Trenton
Handicap at mile and one
quarter November o at Garden
State Park Round Table. the
turf's top. money winner Of
1857. beat Swoon's Son last
Saturday in the 500, 900 Haw-
thorne Gold Cup at Chicago.
In his previous start last
month, the Kerr ace nosed out
Tudor Era in the 100000
United Nations Handicap at
Atlantic City.
On the same day that Round
Table was spinning around
Hawthorne. Gallant Man was
winning the $4,000 added
Jockey Club Gold Cup at Bel
mont Park. Two weeks earlier,
Jan Burke's Dedicate, q 5-year-
old. defeated Gallant Man In
the woodward Stakes at Bel
mont.
I'VE should know in a few
days whether Gallant Man will
run at LAUREL" said Johnny
Nerud, trainer Of Gallant Man.
"Mr. Lowe told Mr.. Schapiro
at Saratoga that the Interna-
tional was certainly In our
plans. II the horse comes
along okay after his tough
race In the Gold Cup, we hope
to be at Laurel. Otherwise,
we'll sit 1t out"
Obviously, with the Trenton
on November Q. two days be-
fore the Laurel race, something
has to give. In Baltimore.
meanwhile, there are frantic
efforts to match the pair in
the Pimlico Special Novem-
Der 80.
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West Virginia
Leads SC in
Total 0ffense

RICHMOND. Va. oct. II
tR. Things look normal again
in the Southern Conference
with West virginia's powerful
Mountaineers out front by q
comfortable margin in the foot
ball total offense race.
The Mountaineers were No.
! In the league in this vital de-
partment for three consecutive
years until Virginia Tech took
over last season. Thanks to a
40-0 victory over Boston Uni
versity last week. West Virginia
has climbed over the 3OO-yards-
per-game mark and finally has
opened up a wide gap on runs
nerup George Washington.
Latest statistics from the
Southern Conference News Blu
reau show the Mountaineers
with an average OF 323 yards
per game to GW's 2s4.
The two leaders viii be in
position for a real comparison
Of their oifenses when they
meet Friday night in Washing
ton.
West Virpinia's chief threat
Is its ground attack. which has
been clicking at a robust ais
yards-per-game pace to out
rank VMI and Richmond.
George Washington leads in
rushing defense with Richmond
second.
In passing. The Citadel is
first. with CIV and Furman in
q virtual tie for second. Due
chiefly to Bobby Schwarze's
passing. the BULLDOGS stand as
the conferences only team with
more than a 10O-yards-per-
game aerial average.
Virginia Tech has the tough
est pass defense and the tough
est overall defense. yielding
an average Of only 40 yards
through the sky and an average
Of only 203 overall. VMI ranks
second In both categories.
How the teams stand:
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DoI!os May Get
:lrish-SMU in SO

n DALLAS, Oct. is R.-
Southern Methodist disclosed
today it is negotiating with
Sotre Dame TO play next years
game in the Cotton Bowl in
Dallas to kick of the huge
State Fair Of Texas.
Matty Bell, SMU athletic
director. said. You can say It
Is a possibility the game site
may be changed"
The game now is scheduled
for South Bend. This years
contest will be in the Cotton
Bowl December 7.
Sports fans here predicted
that the fairs opening would
help pack the 75.504-seat Cot
ton Bowl.
II the arrangements are
..1nade, the fair would have
three major football games
DMU-Notre Dame October 4
J Texas Oklahoma october II
and sMu7 Rice October 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16
4 Matches Added
TO Mat Program

-Four other wrestling matches
have been lined up BY Pro-
moter Vince Mcmahon IN sup-
port Of the feature between
Antonino Rocca and Danny
Meshain tomorrow night al
Capitol Arena.
The bouts are Karl Won Hess
vs.. Yukon Eric, Skull Murphy
". Don Eagle. Luis Martinez vs..
Sander Koyacs and. in 4 team
match. Don and Mark Levin
vs.. Joe and Jerry Hamilton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16
KuIiden to Sturt
Aouinst Army

PITTSBURGH. Oct. 10 R.
Two Pitt players missed yes
terday's workout because Of ILL
ness, but Coach Johnny Michele
osen indicated his No. ] quar-
terback, Bill Kaliden, will start
against Army's football team
at West Point Saturday.
Kaliden, who suffered a
bruised thigh against Southern
California two weeks ago. was
held out OF last Saturdays
game here as Pitt swamped
Nebraska. $40.
Guard Dick Carr and Full
back Bob Stark were absent
from the practice field yester-
day because Of influenza,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16
Set
AT GIenwood Park

ulenwood Park Course near
Middleburg win hold is third
annual fall racing meeting on
Saturday. November z. for the
benefit Of hospitals 1t Middle
burg. Leesburg. Warrenton.
winchester and Front Royal.
-Four steeplechase races are
'scheduled--two over hurdles.
one over brush and one over
timber-plus q fifth event on
the fat. First post viii be 1870
pm.
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Colds Halt Michiqon

ANN ARBOR. Mich. Oct. l6
R1s--A rash Of colds cancelled
the planned scrimmaee yester-
day at the University Of Mich
igan and Coach Bonnie Ooster-
baan ended practice IS min
utes early.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16
RedIees Buy Four

CINCINNATI. Oct. is @.--
The Redlegs. continuing q re-
cent furry of purchases. to-
day acquired Pitchers Ken
Hommel and John Ivory Smith,
Outfielder Buddy Gilbert and
Catcher Haven Schmidt from
Savannah of the Sally League.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16

MIAMI, Fla. Oct. i6 R.--
The University of Miami's
hopes Of a winning basketball
season we're jolted yesterday
when Dick Berghoif, 7-foot
sophomore center, and two
other outstanding prospects
jumped the team.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16

ries TO lead Michigan State to
It's rout Of Michigan. Pietro-
sante got his share Of votes.
along with Wray Carlton Of
Duke, Jake Sandefer Of Okla
bona. Ned Oldham Of Navy
and Don Hobbs Of Wisconsin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16
Dunbar Horriers Win
As Mitchell Sets Pace

Dunbar High Schools cross
country team defeated ARM
strong. 25-35. yesterday ct
0allaudet College.
Robert Mitchell Of Dunbar
finished FIRST over the 3lz-mile
course with q time Of 1926.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16

At least three bowlers In
the Metropolitan AL Star
Major League are refutlng
prophets who said this would
be q season Of shrinking duck
pin averages because Of the
more general use OF pinsetting
machines.
Bobby Lockhart OF the de-
Tending Chevy Chase Chevrolet
team has averaged i3i-i7, four
sticks short Of lS2, for 81
games. Norman Titus Of Pepsi
Cola Is moving at q 1909 clip
and warhorse Frank Micalizzi
Of Pepsi at l29-i.
BY maintaining his current
average Lockhart would crack
the all-time AREA record Of
lSi-iS for 100 games, set hy
Sonny Weldon In the District
Minor League in ls5l-5S, and
the 1890 for 70 games. set
BY Aston Clark In the District
Major in l939-4O.
Lockhart gained the lead last
night with set of 44S, in
GLIDING games Of i35. 1877 and
l46. With q l39-406, Titus
slipped to second. Micalizzi
shot i43-4l5 for third at i20-i.
Falls Church moved into a
Qne-game lead by shading Ma
tional Bohemian while runner-
up Pepsi Cola was dropping two
20 Wheeler Restaurant. STAR
ring for Wheeler was Danny
Pessagno with 404. For Falls
Church it was Pat Crescent at
147-40l.
Lockhart's 44s, four short of
the leagues season record held
BY Titus. earned Chevy Chase
an edge over Silent Sales Coin
Machines. for whom Frank
krenlich was high at sol.
The standings: Falls Church,
l4-7; Pepsi. 1873: Wheeler. IL
10; Chevy Chase. lilo: Silent
Sales. s-i3 and National Boz
hemian. 6-l5.
80 =
Speaking Of high averages.
some Of the girls in the Dis
trict Minor League are doing
mighty well. Arleane Smith
Of Buckingham Palace last
hight fred q set Of sol capped
BY q medal game Of 100. Con-
sidering her average. 1t was
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BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

quite remarkable. she's listed
at lO2.
Jean Rothgeb shot 1886
for Bandbox Music, yet was
pressed for honors by a couple
Of teammates. Bunny Thomas
with SOL and Winnie Prince
with ISL. In sweeping Para
mount Restaurant. Bandbox
rolled the leagues high game
Of the season. GAG. and the Sec
ond best set. l727. Miller High
Life's l744 is the top set.
Another outstanding per-
former was Virginia Smith Of
cav Sport Shop. who helied
her l04 average by shooting
i56 for a medal and 37l.
Rita Robinson Of Kotzin's
Dress shop also surprised with
l34-362. Quite In character
was Ann Habercom Of Martin
a. Boyd. whose i45-s7s placed
her second In average at 1886.
Bobbie Jones Of Bass Steak
House. who rolled $40, took
over the lead at la even. Third
is Phyllis Jones Of Ceramic
Tile. who rolled sac for iii-o.
Ailing Mary Edwards Of Ce-
ramic. the erstwhile leader.
shrank her average from IFS
10 Ill while shooting 27S.
- 49,
Vivian Walsh Of Thompson's
Transfer. handicapped all sea-
son by a lame arm. got back
into stride with a l37-35l. In
cidentally. Mrs. Walsh's sister.
Bessie Dayton. is with her
folks In Westernport. Md. re-
operating from an operation.
For those who wish to send
eet-well cards. the address Is
l34 Wood street, Westernport.
Md.
Sweeps were scored by Buck
ingham. Bandbox. Mann's Po-
tato Chips and Hendrix Steak
House. Other winners were
Miller High Life. which in
creased its lead to three games:
Martin & Boyd. Beall's ESQ,
MPM Market and Pegge's FASH
ion Center.
Standings OF the leaders:
Miller. ISIS: Ceramic. 1876:
Pegge's, 1875: Buckingham.
ILL: Mann's. 1i-7. and Band
box. Rod n Reel. MPM and
Bass. i0-S each.
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lMARLBoRo's NEW PLAN
Match Race Moy Pair
Arch Rival and Soft Duv

Rivals l26 under weight-for-
age conditions. Soft Day made
his Marlboro debut Monday
after . months rest and de-
feated Halfway. Milton Pol
myers capable sprinter who
had won four races at Atlantic
City. =.
Arch Rival won the Bob Hall
Purse here opening day by
seven lengths in the mud in
l:224s. q track record which
stood until Soft Day clipped a
fifth Of q second on it on q
fast track.
MADDOX. q 4-year-old. Is not
likely. however. 10 join Soft
Day and Arch Rival. Skinker
Is considering running him
either Saturday at Marlboro
Ior early at Laurel.
J. Fred Colwill. racing secre-
tary. expected to reach q de-
cision on the match late today.
Today is Governors Day at
Marlboro and Gov. McKeldin
viii be on hand for his annual
visit. Best race Of the program
is the $l.700 Richmond purse
for $4,000 platers at . mile
and-a-sixteenth.
A crowd Of $3.50 yesterday
wagered 1897 .375 on the eighth
card Of the meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16

A crowd Of $3.50 yesterday
wagered 1897 .375 on the eighth
card Of the meeting.
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AID. 1920: ewes. RA. 3-6476.
WALTER REED AREA: $16.9b0-.
Lee. older home on level wooded
lot. 72x2O0. 4 bedrms., tiled bath,
plus powder V y rni; .v.s aIsS bath ~, y
value value today pISTkicT.MARY-
LAND REALTY, EN-. 2-620d or
ewes. OIL. 2-4S34.
DOWNTOWN, Just OF Va, ave. mr.
state Dept attractive o6 6ries !
corner). suitable for remodelin9.
z rms each: 1 and Ia baths
Price. $50, 800. Excellent iinanc-
ing avail. Ewes. TIE. 6-l76S. L. 7.
GRAvATTE. 1918 K st. NV. Ma
S-O753.
AMERICAN U. PK.--4 bedrms.. 9
baths. rec. rm.: huge grounds; bar
Chevy chase-4 b 2 B.: den;
pretty; under $4,000. STEVENS,
Re, 3-4g47.
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ARE. N.-7-Fms.. 2 baths. older
home. conhpl. renovated. dream
l Eis; Locesea II good residential
sSns Ls Co's ot s sns n mo s xrc
REALTY. ia. 7-9b0s.
SLIGO CREEK PARKWAY. Silver
Sprtng-3 bedrms,. liv. rm.. din
T rns. den a.. Eecr Em; 3 baths, ga
1855 sassSsd m ANAL G s1n y McFEkFlvs4H ss
Ju. $4,000
CONv. ANDREWS FIELD-one 4.
bedrm,; SIZE and 2.bedrm; Ss6
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CHEVY CHASE vIEW-charminr.
Soundly built brick home on ex-
ceptionally beautiful large lot;
liv.. rm.. din. rm. > bedrms., bath,
and screened porch on LIST floor:
bedrms. ard bath on md; full
basement with built-in garage. mr..
Conn. ave. and a short drive 10
NH and Naval Hosp. For ap-
po osods cal Mr. 6 SteDhsps; OIL.
SON. INC. 14ls II ST. NV, ri.
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Blessed Sacrament - A brick
home with nice-slzed rooms excel
area: full bsmt., 2 bedrms, sep
arate din. rn., liv. rm. and kit. /,
tl26 per month.