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named honorary chairman Of
the board.
Russ Cooley, Of KenwoDd
Country Club. reported that
So boys and girls attended the
free tennis clinics sponsored BY
the foundation. This was an
increase Of 104 over the 1856
figure. with the additions be-
ing almost entirely girls
Mr.. Cooley told the gather
ing there was q sharp increase
In attendance and interest
among teen-aeers this year. A
year ago. he pointed out. many
attending the clinics were 7-8
years old but this summer boys
and girls 1915 years old came
to the clinics.
The foundation, organized In
1885 to fight juvenile delin-
quency and to stimulate inter-
est In tennis among boys and
girls. has $2.1S1 IN its account.
the meetings was told.
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|Herndon and Gar Field
Feature Strong Lines

fastest man on the line while
FerlaksO. . converted tackle,
has been playing outstanding
ball.
Bob Patton. ie5-pounds and
Bob Cation (i75) are good
tackles while Joe Butler (lsO)
and Jim Hayes d7O) are de-
scribed by Harrison as "very
quick guards" Center Gene
Waggy (i00) has been the
backbone Of the line.
Herndon's line averages about
205 pounds. Frank Arness, 6.
foot-3 and l75-pounds, is ar
outstanding end. Buddy Beard
Jack Wintersteen and Martin
Green. all i75-pounds, play well
as either ends or linebackers.
Grady Fox and Bill Hanel
are. q couple Of 100 pound
tackles who have been hard Il
move and Sophomore Gather
Musgrove. 225-pounds and g.
tOot-3 is middle guard. Team
Captain Wayne Updike and
Dave Schlegel at l70-pounds
are good offensive and defen-
sive guards.
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Carlton Threat
To Break ACC
Rushing Mark

GREENSBORO. N. c., oct,
Is R.--Halfback wray Carl
ton, Dukes century" man.
pulled more than 100 yards
ahead Of the field as Atlantic
Coast Conference individual Of
Tense football leader last weeE
end when he ran for los yards
in sparkling unbeaten Duke u
q 7-0 victory over Rice.
Carlton. who raced SO yeardt
for a touchdown and kicked the
extra point which beat Rice
raised his rushing yardage total
for four games TO l21 and his
total ofiense aggregate to 447,
According to ACC Service Blu
reau figures. Carlton now leads
second-place Jim Bakhtiar OF
Virginia by 14l yards in total
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By DICK TIERNEY

Both Herndon and Garfield
High Schools will field powerful
defensive lines in their Viz
ginia District Q. Group II. foot
bah game Friday.
Coach Jim Ashwell Of Hern-
don credits his line with the
Hornets spectacular 22-0 upset
of osbourn last Saturday. Gar
Fields only loss in four games
was Q so defensive battle with
Osbourn.
Osbourn has been q con-
sistent powerhouse in Group II
and suffered its FIRST loss in 10
years TO Herndon. The loss also
marked the first time since
1882 that osbourn has lost
more than one game in q sea-
son.
Herndon lost the only other
game it played. 1877. to George
Mason. but the Hornets line
drew high praise from Mustang
Coach Joe Grain. They have
the best defensive line we've
played" Grain said. This in
cludes Fairfax u powerful
Group I SCHOOL, which I had
thought was best" the coach
added.
On the other hand, Coach
Charlie Wildman Of Osbourn
feels that Gar-Field's line holds
an edge over Herndon's despite
his teams loss TO that club.
I'VE had q harder time running
against Garfield" Wildman
said. ''Herndon's line Is big and
rough" he said. but Gar
Fields IL big. too, and / believe
% little faster"
Coach Rock Harrison Of Gar.
Field says his line averages ITS
pounds. He has Bill Lynn. g.
foot and les pounds. and Fred
Ferlazzo. 6-foot-2 and $50
pounds, as ends. Lynn is the
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1 In 1854. Bettered also In 1857
by 0erhardus Potgieter Of South
America with SOD.
$50 yards-Tom Courtney,
United States. 1858. Cold rec
ord: Eats by Lon Spuraer Of
United States in 1881.
5000 meters-Vladimir Kuts.
Russia. 1885. told record:
1865 by Gordon Prize. Britain.
1850.
New relay marks were set as
follows:
$40 yards - University Of
Texas and Abilene Christian
College. 3e.e seconds. (Old rec
ord: 40.2 by University Of Texas
in le40).
500 meters and $50 yards
University Of Texas. l:22.7. (Old
records: 1:24.0 by University Of
Southern California in l949).
Two mile - University Of
Texas. 7:22.7. (Old record:
7:2T.3 by Fordham in 1880.
In addition. Bobby Morrow,
Ira Murchison and Willie VIII
liams, all Of the United States.
sQualed the world l00-yard dash
record with 9.3 seconds. Five
others have done 9.3).
Leamon King joined two fell
low Americans. williams and
Murehison. with q world mark
Of l0.1 for 100 meters.
New Gimmicks Help
As for the high Jump and the
pole vault. the experts say that
the raised sole on Stepanov's
take-o6 shoe is worth 3 to 5
inches In extra height. II is,
In effect. . built-in lever for the
upward leap.
They also say that the fiber
glass pole used BY Gutowski in
the vault 10 worth nearly 8
inches.
Scientific advances in the in
Struments themselves have
helped push up the records for
the javelin and the hammer in
the past years. New styles of
developing speed inside the cir
cles have helped immensely In
recent years in the discus and
shot put. revolutionary
changes in training have
chopped distance running rec
ordS TO pieces.
But no one has figured out
yet what to do about the broad
jump. It's still q basic problem
Of leaping on the same-sized
board as far as q man. can ny.
The world mark hasn't been
touched since the great Jesse
Owens Of America jumped rs
feet Sl4 inches in 1885.
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MARYLAND
Continued Prom Page CT

Continued From Page CT
TO Verardi's house pronto. Joe
admits he bought Gene q soda,
or something. explained the
beauties Of the University Of
Maryland, and q few days later
Verardi had promised to come
TO Maryland.
verardi made brief appear
ances as . quarterback IS q
freshman, and in spring prac-
tice last spring. but he appears
best suited for q halfback. He's
5-feet-10 and weighs ITS.
While he showed fleetness
afoot against Wake Forest last
Saturday. particularly on his
40-yard pass play from John
Fritsch and 61-yard touchdown
pass from Dickie Lewis. Mont
said Verardi actually was no
faster in the milkshake sprints
than Bob Layman or Ted
Kershner.
But verardi has quickness
with his speed. and that gives
the impression that he's much
faster than anybody on the
squad.
Will Play More Often
Gene is q pigeon footed run
ner. and could be harder Ia
catch for that reason. II he
hadn't missed almost three
weeks Of September practice
due to a knee injury, the
Maryland opponents would
have heard much more from
him.
Coach Mont said VerardI
might be moved to the right
halfback spot II Hamilton's in
jured knee does not improve
But wherever Gene plays. II
will be more often.
NOTES-Don Healy, operated
on for appendicitis two weeks
ago last Saturday. has regaineo
his No. left tackle spot.
Kurt Schwarz has been playing
some brilliant defensive ball
but has been a bit slow catching
on to the offensive assignments
-. Coach Mont still was ailing
yesterday, but added he hasn't
time TO get sick this week.
Nobody has run a punt back
against Maryland since Ed
Cooke and Bob Layman took
over the kicking. Both kick
high. giving the Terps much
better opportunity for punt
protection.
Saturdays game still is not
q sellout, with q few thousand
tickets remaining. Mary
lands new press box. three tiers
nigh. will be ready for the
North Carolina game.
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Tutum to Be Honored
By I'd Club Friduy

Jim Tatum will be honored
by the Touchdown Club in a
special luncheon Friday at
noon.
The North Carolina coach,
whose Tar Heels meet Mary
land here Saturday. viii ny in
with the FIRST group Of players
in order to attend the luncheon.
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.COLONIALS

Continued From Page C-l
quarterback. Mike Sommer at
left half. Ted Colna at right
half and Dick Claypool at full
back. The second group will
have Hino at quarterback, Mike
Ennis at left half, Power at
right half and Bill Smythe at
fullback. Duane milestone. a
sophomore, is another fullback
possibility.
Sommer got two touchdowns
against the Air Force last week.
his fourth and fifth Of the yea,
and moved into first place
among Southern Conference
scorers with his 80 points. That
passed Mickey Marinkov Of
Richmond, who didn't play last
week. who has rs points.
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HING

SICHISEEINCi is fun any way
you look at IT, Il becomes fascinating
fun when you set closeup views Of the
beautiful city Of Washington. Shenan.
doah National Park. Arlington. Mount
Vernon, Annapohs-placss you've al.
ways wanted 10 see. DC. Transit takes
you 10 all Of them D.. offers you the
most varied and complete sightseeing
iouFS Of Washington. Maryland. Wiz.
sinia. Each tour is accompanied by
IN expert driver-guide. For inforns.
ton and reservations. phone FEdeTal
$500. Or visit the DC. TRANSIT Ter.
miAAl at ii1S Pennsylvania Ave. NV.
cOS,s ~ ~ volgsslH
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These prices ore possible because Market Tire
placed one Of the largest snow-ond-mud tire orders
in history. Proof again thct Market Tires huge
volume purchasing and low overhead gives you the
best tire deal in town. Buy now before the bad
weather reuIIy sets in.
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Only Seven Marks Fall
In Lean Year for Track

LONDON. Oct. IS R.-The
year 1857 viii be known - .
lean one for world track and
field records.
Only seven individual marks
fell In the season now almost
ended. In the 1856 Olympic
season world marks were broken
in almost every event.
Despite the poor showing in
quantity. 1857 could be viewed
as q success in the quality Of
the record breaking.
The sports blue ribbon events
the mile and $500 meters
got new names in the record
books. So did the high jump,
pole vault and 5000 meters.
Even though world marks
did fall IN i've major events.
they fell with Q hollow sound
in both the high Jump and the
pole vault. In these field events
the achievements were due
more TO scientific gadgets than
to mans mastery Of space.
Seven New MARKS
More Of that scientific bust
ness later. Here are the seven
individual world marks:
1.50O-StaniSlav JungWirth,
CzechoSlovakia. 9:3e.1. Listed
record 3:40.6 Get In 1885 By
Istvan Rozsavolgyi bettsred in
1857 also by Olavi ealsola and
Olavi Salonen. both Of Finland.
with 3:40.20
Mile-Derek Ibbotson. ing
land. 3:S7.2. (Old record: 3:Se
by John LAndy Of Australia N
l9540
High jump-Yuri etepparov
Of Russia. Z fest I inch Told
record: Z feet y inch bv Charles
Dumas Of the Omitted States
in 1850.
Pole vault - Bob 0utowski.
United States. 10 feet "a
inches. ,(old record: IS feet
ia inches Get In lsl1 by Cor
nehus Warmerdam Of United
States).
4l0-yard hurdles-Josh Ctll-
breath Of United States. sos
seconds. (Old record: SIS Sec
onds BY Yum Lltuev Of Russia
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Attic fan. vanity bath, pa TVSHi
nrepL wall. separate din. rm.,
tiled bsmt.; adj. wooded park,
Near public and paroehial schools
Sl2b. VIII. 0-3050.
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WHEATON. MONTG. HILLs-9.
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HOUSES FURNISHED
lcoNTINuEDl

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REAL ESTATE SALE Or EXON

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HOUSES UMFURMISRED

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Roornine House Wanted

Rooming House Wanted
We have q few buyers for youI
furniture and business or property
phone or see.
Edwin L. Ellis, Realtor
1910 Vermont ave. RE.7-5i4O
Edwin L. Ellis Offers
RooMINo AND QUEST HOUSES
Mas ave. and Conn. ave. NV
81. 100 mo-; has elevator and "a.
raee. $3.50 mo. rent lease. wants
II ROOMS 2Ia BATHS
Total price. 5000 cash. 1900
about first house from Mt. Pleasant
car line; Sl40 lease should sell.
SMALL PLACE
Close 70 Dupont circle on goth st.
2 baths; wants $1,000; maybe
terms. si27.50 rent. 5 bedrooms
: is ROOMS A BATHS
Close 10 Dupont circle on p 81,
NV; income quoted S5lS mo. 1857
license; plenty Of furniture includ-
ing s elec, fefrigerators q hot
p ps.ss6 , sITs rent Ions lease.
L. Ellis, Realtor
1910 Vermont ave. RE. 7-5i4O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-18
HOUSES . 70 SHARE


WIDOW win share home with / or
apt. call Monday, Lu, 1906.
2 GENTLEMEN, desire third gentie-
men 70 snare completely auto.
matte split level IN N. Afllneton;
min. from -. G. line. IA. a.
MoTHER AND CHILD viii share
oat nome with another mother
exch. JE. i.7s50. was
ss 50. s,..s eIdsrly Iady o share
deriy LADY. write 6sSo. ssth ave- q.
RlyerdAle Heights, Nd.
800 ISL sTy ROCKVILLE, Md
b-yI. cold child. $50 no. inspect
ANYTIME hefoEe 3 pm.
smplcyed couple Of . Siris. ~.
o-Sl43.
YOUNG WOMAN 70 share 3-bed-
rm. house in Alexandria with 2
young women. III. 6.1e60.
MIDDLE AGED WHITE lady or
cple. 70 share lovely home IN eR-
ehanee for Inv. Pine Opportunity
70 save money. ~. $500.
HOUSES WANTED 70 REM
@.HAMILY HOUSE. or a-family
~ Seepiex. o WI nay reasonabla rent
AMERICAN PINE ANfI0UEE ana
young couple need small house 10
pr ray % ooon 4.sSSe ga or oiney AREA
SMALL HOUSE WANTED, with
ysne t cs,, i1Hmrliy e. reasonable
DESIRE HOUSE, NV. ne, T1koma
% 81; Spg. near elem. school and
ahopping. RA. 0-6o27.
BUSINESS ExECUfTvES- DEpFNaR
and DIPLOMATIC PERSONNEL
on our List need 3-to-5 -bedrm.
ihomes. p, e. Nv nearby MARY
and unfu Shn S oe.h aprni Pr,es
range, $3.50 % $500. Please re-
spond By listing your property
with Us. ELIJAH d. ARNOLD
sc .2sssC. S "a. 49, ssfss33' Broker EM.
s I.rr,s. ,l TAM,,HLY g chIldFeRl
befhesdo AREA for 2 months from
September LIST. En-. 2-33f5.
VIRGINIA HOMES NEEDED for i
W. or longer lease. VIII manaee
property. NICHOLS REAL EsTATF
CO.. IA. 5-12l3.
EXCELLENT TENANTS desire I'M
turn; house, > bedrms., . baths:
small garden for Oct. !. oeorEe-
SS.aass;. al caIIlIn r.. v slssaO o. Chevy
UPPER BnrGHTWO0D N.W.-For
reliable col family forced to move,
mouse sold. quick posB., 0-rm. p
bath mod Rent not over Sl25
DIXIE REALTY co. Ma. $3.50.
CQMMUTlN0 DIST. UNIV. Nd
Three beqfms., furn. or unfuFn.
AQprox Sl26. HUDSON RIAL,
ksTATE CO.. AP. 7-aesl or UN.
COLLEGE PARK
WE HAVE DAILY REQUESTS
FOR uNFURNIeHED HOMES FOR
RENT IN THE UNIVERSITY OF
Maryland AREA. PLEASE CALI
qTkslNr 266FEA ITMouk psE5SEpRsAhA4LyE
BENsoN-JoYcE
Ar. 1i csoSff22nor p tSSs xxx H6I RID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-18

ATTRACTIVE Care Cod BunSaloW
saths G' ssr. porch 1sci fun 6snt: 1 oil
heat; lGe. yard with trees; Gear
gar. end hrooder house; attrne.
furn.: Sl35. For insuectlon call
zAETzTNsoEE 60 co. Ma. s-Ss7i;