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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-17
Sooner Streak
Ended as Irish
Win 10 Upset


Coach Frank Leahy's Irish beat
Oklahoma, 1921. A week later.
Oklahoma and Pittsburgh tied,
TT. Then the Sooners set sail
through the AZ games until
Brennan's Irish stopped the
string today.
Wilkinson, the Nations win
ningest coach, had amassed
l01 victories in his 10 years at
Oklahoma. There were three
ties. Today's loss was his
ninth.
Oklahoma started out as If
it would stretch its string to AZ
at the expense of the irish. It
marched the first time it got
its hands on the ball from the
Sooner AZ down to the Irish Is
but the Notre Dame line stiff
fened on the IS.
Oklahoma continued to play
in Notre Dame territory the
rest Of the first quarter and
had another chance when q
Notre Dame tumble with nine
minutes gone was recovered by
Right Guard Dick Corbitt on
the Notre Dame "a. However,
the Sooners were stopped cold
and Baker had to punt on
fourth down.
Late in the period, another
Sooner drive got down to the
% but on the first play Of the
second quarter, Carl Dodd
fumbled. The ball was punched
around in the Sooner backfield
and Pietrosante finally smoth-
cred 1t on the Notre Dame 48.
Then Williams started his
passing attack to three diff
ferent receivers and piloted
the Irish down to the three
with first and goal. Pietro-
Sante picked up q yard In each
Of two plunges, Frank Rey-
nolds went to the one-foot line
and Jim Just was held for no
gain.
Then Notre Dame came back
with its bruising ground game
and moved to the 16. With
fourth iown, Stickles came in
for a fake place kick as
Williams hit Just on the six
for a first down. On the second
play Reynolds pass was inter-
cepted by Baker in the end
zone.
Notre Dame 80 o o ~
Oklahoma 0 o o 90
Lynch g, rum. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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Navy Helps OIympics

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. l6
R.-Thanks to a Navy expert
ment you'll be able to drive
right into Squaw Valley at the
1860 Winter Olympics. The
California Olympic Commission
yesterday authorized interior
parking on being shown how
the Navy uses compacted snow
for runways.
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BY the Associated Press

The Detroit Lions, with Bobby
Layne back on the beam, meet
the San Francisco Forty Miners
at Detroit in one of today's top
pro games. A victory for the
Lions would enable them to tie
the Forty-Niners for first place
in the Western Division.
The Cleveland Browns, lead
ers in the Eastern Division,
take on the Redskins at Grit
fifth Stadium. In other games,
Philadelphia will be at New
York. Baltimore plays the Bears
at Chicago and Los Angeles
faces Green Bay at Milwaukee.
The Cardinals and Steelers are
idle today.
The Lions will be out to settle
a score with San Francisco.
Two weeks ago they dropped a
hard-fought 1881 decision to
the West Coast team and the
setback dropped them into
third place. two lengths of the
pace.
Last week when the Forty
Miners were upended by Los
Angeles. Layne pitched three
touchdown passes as the Lions
whipped Philadelphia, 27-16.
The results cut Detroit's deficit
to one game. setting UP today's
encounter in the Motor City.
A Lions victory and one by
Baltimore over the Bears would
create a three-way deadlock for
the top spot. The Colts record,
like Detroit's, is 4-3. San
Francisco is So.
The Giants, although 10
point favorites over the Eagles.
probably will be without the
services of Halfbacks Alex
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THAT is the shortest but best
touchdown I've scored this sea-
son." Lynch said. Monty
Stickles blocked out the end
and Nick Pietrosante took
care of the outside halfback. I
believe I could have gone IS
yards on the play if we had
been at the other end of the
field"
Actually, Notre Danes
touchdown came as a shocker
because several times Okla
homa had held deep in its own
territory and the Irish had
been unable to get through the
middle when it was necessary.
Explains Winning Play
Quarterback Bob Williams
explained the winning play this
way: "They were in tight, real
tight, just waiting for me to
give the ball to Pietrosante.
Well, I just faxed to him and
tossed out to Lynch and it
worked like a charm"
Brennan said he couldn't
single out any individual as
the key player, but said Will
liams, Guards James Schaaf
and Allen Ecuyer and Tackle
Don Lawrence were the stall
warts "if anyone has to be
mentioned personally" He add
ed:
1T feels great to beat a
grand team and for the first
time we played. so minutes of
football. We came down here
to win"
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diets now need to defeat Vir-
ginia Tech Thanksgiving Day
to beat West Virginia out of its
fifth consecutive conference
crown.
Bobby Jordan, VMI's all
around halfback, scored two
Keydet touchdowns. His first
came on a 14-yard Sprint over
tackle that climaxed a 29-yard
Keydet drive for a 1870 lead
midway in the opening quar-
ter.
The Citadel q = ?
Virginia Military IL 8 ga
The citadel scoring = Touchdown:
Parker III, rum. Conversion: Dzanis.
virginia Military scoring Touch
downs: Horner "a, rum; Jordan . ia,
run: 25, pass from Johnston: Johns
ton /, plungel: johnson 80, pass-run
from Rossl. Conversions-Ross. 3.
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Penn Alumni to See
Movies of Yale Come

Movies Of PENIS recent VIC
tory over Yale will highlight
the entertainment at a Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania Alumni
Club smoker Wednesday night
at 8 O'Clock at st. Adams
School. .
Jim Castle. PENIS freshman
coach, will describe the action
Of the game.
Several outstanding WASH
ington schoolboy football stars
will be the clubs guests and q
buffet will be served.
Further information may be
obtained from Charlie Short
at ME. 6-4356.
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getting even as Kuhlmann
returned the next kickoff of
IS yards to the Kansas State
20. Quarterback Phil Snowden
scored two plays later from the
is and Charley Rash kicked his
23d consecutive extra point, a
new Missouri record.
Missouri : q I'll
Kruli Il, rush.: corbin Il, rush. /:
Prefer 90, rush.. Field goal: Crosse
n3l. Conversions Zeednik ..
Missouri Observation-Disclosures Snow
den t15s rush. Mason q, rush, Kuhl-
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GRID SCHEDULE
THIS WEEK

FRIDAY
Montgomery &c at Kindley tn),
DAVIDSON at Furman tn.
SATURDAY
Area
virsinia at Maryland.
Howard at Lincoln
Bolline AFB at Ouanfico
For Dix at Fort Meade.
naval Receiving at Fort Myer.
Rutgers at Columbia
Wichita at Villanova
Lafayette at Lehigh.
penn state at PITTSBURGH.
Dartmouth at Princeton
Harvard at Yale.
Connecticut ct Boston u
western Maryland az Johns Hopkins.
Mississippi Southern at Alabama
wake Forest at Clemson
North Carolina at Duke.
Auburn at Florida State.
FLORIDA at Oeoreia Tech.
tennessee at Kentucky
g; state A. South Carolina.
Citadel at Vanderbilt
syracuse At West virginia
Wesninston tMo) at Washington A
Iowa state at Colorado.
Detroit at Dayton.
Northwestern at Illinois
Purdue at Indiana.
MISSOURI al Kansas
Kansas State at Michisan state,
OHIO State at Michigan.
WISCONSIN at Minnesota.
Oklahoma at Nebraska.
iowa at Notre Dame.
Houston at Tulsa
Southwest
Southern Methodist al Baylor
Rics at Texas Christian
Oklahoma state at Hard Simmons
Texas Tech at Arkansas.
Far Yves;
Washington State at WASHINGTON,
California at Stanford
UCLA at Southern California.
oregon State at Oregon.
Colorado State University At Brigham
Young.
Marquette at Arizona mi
COLLEGE OF Pacific at Arizona State.
New Mexico at Air Force Academy.
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State
Triumphs, All

PRINCESS ANNE, Md. Nov
16 P)-Maryland State over
powered previously undefeated
Elizabeth City, ATT, today to
retain first place in the Cen
trail intercollegiate Athletic
Association football standings.
The Marylanders piled up a
1870 lead at halftime and add
ed two touchdowns in each of
the last two periods.
EiiSs s:sI.. Fly sSS,' 90;
plunsel: Gray 2 lis. run: IS, rum
Conversions: Sample 2, Hayes 2.
elizabeth City scoring: Touchdowns
Branch q, plunge). Conversion:
HAMPTON. Va, Nov. Is (R).
Morgan State got rolling with
a second-period touchdown that
snapped a SIS tie and went on
to 1855 victory over Hampton
Institute today.
Morgan state 30 9 10 O-25
Hampton Institute o o o. s
Morgan State scoring: Touchdowns
Roster &C., rum; Buckson (2O, pass
from Dennisl: Rowe (12, rum: Mos
ley al. intercepted pass). Conversion
Roster.
HAMPTON Institute scoring: Touch
down-Jackson 10, pass from Shackel-
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Drugs for Tyros

Aquasco Speedway today
opens its drag strip to in
experienced drivers with no
entry fee charged. Timed trials
begin at IL am. The regular
program for drag racing will
return next Sunday.
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Navy $50 Founders
Defeat Princeton

PRINCETON, N. j., Nov. Is
(R.-Robert Gridley. a second
string quarterback, figured in
all four touchdowns as Navy
fashioned a 27-21 victory over
Princeton today in 150-pound
football.
Gridley passed for two scores,
ran for the other two Middle
touchdowns. and set I'D the
winning touchdowlls with a 81
yard pass interrogation runback.
All three touchdowns for
Princeton. which lead l4-O at
halftime, were scored on passes
from Tailback John Rhoads to
Quarterback Al Forcione.
Trailing 21-6 midway in the
third period. Navy scored on
drives of So and 95 yards to
pull within striking distance of
the Tigers.
Navy n n ~ "A ~
Princeton . /
j, Navy scoring: Touchdowns-Gridley.
runs OF ! foot and , yardsl Shields,
passes Of ~ and "a YARDS. CONVEX
slons-VicEery, .; Shields,
princeton scoring. Tourhdoprs
forSlone, passes of is. 5 and 4
YARDS. Conversions: Aversion, 8. "
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Delaware Trounces
BuckneII, 81 to Is

LEWISBURG, Pa, Nov. 16
(R.-Standout offensive jobs
by Tony Toto, Larry Cautuzzi
and Ben Klingler sent Della
ware on its way to its third
straight victory. a 34-l3 con-
quest Of Bucknell here today.
1t was Bucknell's fourth loss
in row.
Delaware 14 z IL ga
Bucknell q q u ia
Delaware SCORING = Touehdowns
Toto %, plungel Klinsler . t32 pass
run from catuzzi; :, pass run from
Catuzzil; Frantz recovered tumble In
END zones Turner a, plungel. Con-
versions klingler 4
Bucknell scoring-Touchdown Bra
dy 90 pass from HettcheJ; Eachus ~,
pass from Fettermanl. Conversions:
" alasek
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REDSKINS

NvhSAhuCu lEOm rage Cs1
Of the greatest placement kick.
ers of all time in Lou Groza.
The Redskins have been
strengthened by the return of
Scooter Scudero and possibly
Norb Hecker. a pair of top de.
fenSive backs who've been side.
lined with injuries. Today will
mark Scudero's first appear
ance on the field, except to hold
the ball for Sam Bakers place.
mentS. for the first time in a
If both are able to 60 the full
go minutes, Dick James and
Bert Zagers probably will move
up to wingback, where a glar-
ing weakness last Sunday was
responsible for a last-minute
21-17 loss to the Baltimore
Colts.
Must Protect LeBarOn
The Redskins major prob
lem, however, is to keep Eddie
LeBaron safe from harm. The
little quarterback, who led the
leagues passers until last week.
was. injured in the second
period of the first game at
Cleveland, and without him the
team didn't have a chance. LIE.
Baron was all right against the
Colts, although his last-quarter
tumble, after a good running
gain, gave Baltimore the chance
it needed to get the winning
touchdown.
LeBaron will be pitching to
Johnny Carson, an end once
not good enough to
play for the Browns, to Steve
Meilinger. an end who has yet
to hit his best stride this year,
and to various other charac-
terS, including rookie Jim Podo.
ley. If Eddie has a good day
the Redskins can win. If not.
it'll be wait till next year.
Methodical Paul Brown is
certain to have his charges as
tight as a Christmas train for
this one. This is an important
game for Cleveland, inasmuch
as three of its final four reg
llar season appearances are
against such TOUCHES as the
Los Angeles Rams, Detroit
Lions and New York Giants.
Rugged Defense
Brown has the horses de-
'ensively, although his team
nay be a trifle thin on offense.
len Ford and Paul Wiggin an
,hor the beefy line, with Don
Colo and Bob Gain blocking the
The linebackers, Walt
Michaels, Vince Costello and
jalen Fiss, rank with the best
n the division.
The secondary, featuring Don
PAUL, Kenny Zonz, Warren Lahr
md Lowe Wren has speed, class
md experience. On a good
lay they'll pick of a couple of
'asses and knock down what
hey miss.
But If the Redskins line
matches last weeks perform
nee, when Eddie Khayat, Gene
'rito, Volney Peters e. Co. were
t their best, it'll be a bruising
fternoon for both elevens.
Scores Of out-of-town fans
rom the South will see the
anne. with the Alfred I. du
ont High School Band making
he long trip from Jacksonville,
Ia. to help entertain the fans.
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OKLAHOMA'S RECORD

NORMAN Okla, Nov 16 QP-Here is the record football
victory string compiled by the University Of Oklahoma since
1853 which Notre Dame snapped today with TO victory.
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;, Navy scoring Touchdowns--Brence
u piunssl Ruth 4. pass from T fGi
ehinD Tenbrook "a, run); Brand
gust q, pluneel; Ehlers I5, rum;
Corren 81 punt returnl. CONVEX
sions--Wellborn, Brandouist 2, Flood
rum.
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VARIED SPORTS

CROSS COUNTRY ilI
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Notre Dame scoring: Touchdown
Lynch g, rum. Conversion-Stickles
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1888
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-17
Wien Airlines

From Fairbanks: c. H. Jensen, Dr. Grace Field, William Philpott, Gene Monaco, Mrs. w. Young blood, It. N. J. Beaver, Laurent Saucier, Glen T. Shafer, Walter McAuliffe, R. J. Dixon, Pat Webb, Larry Webb, Benjamin w. Chase, Gene Avidon, Bob Donald, Dan Posnam, Don Johnston.
 To Fairbanks: Calvin Roetzel, Robert Bueltman, Daniel Sails bury, Columbus Miller, Ernestine Zollman, Bernard Ducharme, C.. Carlson, Charles Matazel, James Super, Grace Fields, E. E. Macy, Capt. John Stanhill, John E. Allie, Robert Andrews, Monica Meyer, Betty Kaplan, Robert Capon, FL stero Peterson, Larry and Pat Webb, It. Newton, J. Beaver Jr.
 From Kotzebue: John Beltz. H. Moneymaker, Delbert Wells.
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-17
Alaska Friends Open Seattle
 Wolnen's Home

SEATTLE, RETen years of effort were rewarded Sunday when new home for Alaskan women was opened in Seattle at 67141 Beacon Avenue.
 The home has been the major project of Alaska Friends, Inc, a group organized by Mrs. Mabel Adams Sept. 2, 1947.
 The organizations primary ob- jective was ''to befriend elderly, infirm and lonely sourdoughs, especially women, who had roots in Alaska and to provide a home with reasonable comfort, security and congenial companionship."
 Alaska Friends began with eight members and now has 300 in Alaska, the US. and Canada.
 It was incorporated in 1852 and raised money for the home thru voluntary contributions, dinners, sales, collections and programs.
 In 1856 the Alaska Friends bought two-acre property called Little Alaska Village, to serve as temporary home and as a nu- cleus for the development of a social center for elderly Alaskans. The new home was furnished by Alaska Friends 60 to 90 years old, and other members worked on other phases of the project.
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-17
CANCER TREATMENT CENTER FOR ALASKA IN PLANNING STAGE

Power for Peace" $ more than an appropriate slogan for May 18, 1857, the eighth annual Armed Forces Day. It is also an apt de- scription of the entire American economy, with it's unlimited po- tential for producing either weap- ons of war or the goods of peace, and of Americas mighty 70 mil lion member labor force, the fin est in the world.
 This May Is celebration pro- vides all of us with double op- portunity. The first is to witness the effective and modern might of our armed forces at bases thru out the nation and to honor the men and women responsible for its preservation and advancement
 The second is to consider where the real strength of America lies not only in our military estab- lishment, which must be kept strong, but in our devotion to the principles of peace. The price of that devotion has always been vigilance.
 Armed Forces Day is an oppor- tunity that none of us should miss to assess the vigilance of our na- ton in this time of trial.
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-17
Rackets Probers
 Hear 9th Invoked By Beck, Cessert

WASHINGTON R-N form n Gessert, cousin of teamsters pres ident Dave Beck's wife, today in voked the Fifth Amendment 40 times in 10 minutes in refusing to say whether he realized more than S100,00O from the teamsters union.
 Gessert, graying, nervous man nabbed as a witness after a two-month search, monotonously intoned the Fifth Amendment to a long list of questions by Robert F. Kennedy, counsel to the Sen ate Packets Investigating Com mittee.
 Kennedy said Gessert drew more than $5O,O0O in salary and expenses from the teamsters union from April 1854 to March 31, 1957-a period in which Ken nedy said he spent most of his time doing chores for Beck.
 Desserts appearance was a sort of anti-climax to a go-round with Beck yesterday.
 Beck took the Fifth to all ques- tions about his financial affairs and the session wound up with Chairman Mcclellan urging that the teamsters union conduct its own probe to see for itself wheth- CT Beck should be booted out aS the unions president.
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-17
IA University Students Will Spend Summer In Christian Labor

SEATTLE, R-Fourteen stu dents, one the captain of the Uni versity of Washington swimming team and president of the Associ- ated Students Body, have dis closed plans to forego summer va cations and wield picks, shovels, brooms and mops in Christian work.
 The students, sent by the Uni versity Presbyterian Church to distant mission fields as "appren- tice missionaries" will mostly do common labor to free mission aries for other activities, the Rev. Earl Palmer, minister of youth, said.
 Carol Helphrey, q, Spokane, a junior, who will go to Barrow, Alaska, expects a terrific ex- perience."
 q think it is going to be wo3- derful 10 serve. people," she said.
 Also with her at Barrow will be Bill Brauer and Daryl Sp4r- ing, both of Seattle.
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-17
ASTRONOMY NOTES
By OLAF HALVORSON

The tail of a comet streams out behind like shower of sparks from a rocket. There is no medi- um to spread the tail, for there is no material substance like air in interplanetary space and there fore nothing to sweep the tail into the line of motion.
 Explanation of the backward sweep of the tail, which is nearly always away from the sun, is found in the fact that while the comet is attracted, the tail is strongly repelled by the sun.
 The rapid growth of the tail upon approaching the sun is ex- plainable in this way. The main part of the comet is attracted by the sun. When the comet comes near to the sun to be partly dis Sipated into vapor, the highly rarefied gas is so repelled that gravitational attraction is entire ly overcome. The tail streams vis- ibly away from the sun. Probably electrical repulsion and direct pressure of sunlight are acting upon the particals that stream away from the comet.
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5-Woshineton Movietime.

Hour, 20 Min. Three Sons"
1889. The owner OF q Jorge
department store hos big ureoms
for his three sons. Kent Taylor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

7-News. Weather. Sports.
McCoffrey. Allen. Malone.
9-News. Weather. Sports.
Richards Douglas. Doniels.
5-Woshington Movietime.
Hour, 20 Min. Three Sons
1889 The owner OF Jorge
department store hos big dreons
for his three sons. Kent Toylor
4-Weother. Sports.
Strlnger. Simpson.
9-The Lote Show. Movie.
la Hours. "Sohoro 1913.
A tonk crew journeys across the
North Africon desert following
the foil OF Tobruk in World Wor
H. Humphry Boeort. j. Carol
Noish. Dan Duryeo.
1.-The Night Show. Movie.
"Operotion K. 1851. A weoIthy
tinoncier hos q plan TO control
the world, but his fomily turns
on him. Edword G. Robinson
peqoy Cummins. tBritish.)
HES
4-Som and Friends.
ll:30
4-Tonisht. Steve Allen.
1880
4-lnspirotion.
loo
o-Meditotion. Weather.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-04

On The Run:
So how is VOL doing with its
name disc-jockey policy? We'll,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-04

here's your answer" says gent
manger Charles Dillon, we've
just bought WNAv in Annapolis
pending FEC approval, of
course"
Looking ahead Eve might as
welD Dept: NBC sets the two
hour production of Irwin Berlin's
Annie Get Your Gun" for Nov
n Mary Martin and John
Raitt head the cast.
Under consideration for the
'57-'5S Hallmark Hall Of Fame
series Of six Commute colorcasts
on NBC: A recent Broadway
musical; a Shakespeare, play, a
historical drama, a modern COM
edy. a mystery and an original
Christmas program Quick
remember the sponsors first
show on TV? (Menotti's "Amahl
and the Night Visitors" Christ
mas Eve, 1851
If you catch the hilarious
British comedy. THE Green
Man." at the Macarthur and
the plot rings a bell, you're an
old Kraft Theater fan You
saw it on TV July 81, 1855, under
its original title. Meet a Body"
+. (For United States audi
ences, the play had a Washing
ton setting, with THE Green
Man" hotel an unidentified re-
sort on Chesapeake Bay
The TV cast included James
Frederick, Joy Smight and Louis
Van Rooten Alastair Sim.
and company. Of course, play it
precisely right-which is for
belly-laughs.
AS Of yesterday. only WMAL-
I'm had announced its intention
OF carrying the Select Senate
Committees labor-management
hearings, which were scheduled
to resume this morning.
The name of that pretty Vic
tor Young tune Nat Cole sang
Saturday night? :. when I
Fall In Love-"
WWDC's Steve Allison, busily
preparing for the late night
trouble" show he'll premiere
June INTERESTINGLY admits it
hes scared" The station
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-04

Pat Boone's Sunday night show
(WRC-D. but if the rest Of the
hour was as amusing and smart
ly handled as this, it must have
been a pleasure Sudden
Thought; Has Pat been taking
dancing lessons from Perry
Como?
The TV guest" circuit: Eddie
Cantor went from Masquerade
Party last Wednesday night, to
What's My Line? Sunday, and
he's scheduled to be Garry
Moore's guest on 1--WE Got a
Secret" tomorrow night $3.50,
WTOP-9 Ida-collar that
boy and take him home.
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he couldn't recall the name Of
the political leader of the new
republic of Ghana. (Kwame
Nkrumah) Bloomgarden an
swered his question and then
went on to win in the quota
tons" category by naming the
poet who first wrote the line.
When winter comes. can spring
be far behind"
Its Shelley or Keats" he
unused In the isolation booth. II
always get them mixed up"
Then he said:
II could guess Shelley"
Jack Barry, the NC, allowed
as how he couldn't accept a guess
and Hank finally said Shelley
and that was that.
OF course, all bets may still
be of. You can't tell about these