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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-25
Eisenhower to Poy 81 to See
Army-NoW 15Os Tomorrow

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. Oct. IS
R--President Eisenhower win
be one Of about 10000 Gus
toners paying to watch the
first meeting Of Army and Navy
In lightweight football here to-
morrow.
Even the President viii pay
50 for his ticket to the Lit
tie Army-Navy Came" being
staged Is . benefit for q Navy
Marine Corps Memorial Sta
dunn to be constructed here.
Nays l50-pound team has
been . perennial powerhouse In
the lightweight league. Army.
Q newcomer TO the league. Is
undefeated in two games this
season.
Mr.. Eisenhower is expected
to arrive for his FIRST visit TO
the Naval Academy as Presi-
dent at las pm. i've minutes
before the game.
AZ halftime the President VIII
present the brigade Of Md
shipmen with an old Viking
sword, excavated In the vicinity
Of Oslo. Norway. and pre-
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Irish Linemon
Has Operation

SOUTH BEND. Ind. Oct. 70
R.-Dave Hurd. q reserve line
man on Notre Danes football
squad, Is recovering from an
emergency appendectomy. He
was operated on "Wednesday
night.
Hurd, who averaged Is min
utes a game for the Irish at
both center and left guard, will
miss tomorrow's game with
Pittsburgh and may be out In
definitely.
However. Ed Sullivan, CO.
captain, will return from the
injured list to play against the
Partners both at center and at
left guard. Two other guards,
Bob Gaydos and Dick Shulsen.
still are sidelined by injuries.
Cool and partly cloudy
weather was predicted for to-
morrow's game. Q
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Coach Bob White Of Howard
expects TO 60 with the same
players who have started all
year. The backheld consists Of
Quarterback Tanner George,
Halfbacks Art VanBrakle and
Jim Tabron and Fullback Bob
Brown.
Up front II will be Ends Ken
Washington and Milt Buck,
Tackles Sid Banks and Bill
Jones. Guards Jim Lacy and
Ed Peoples, and Center George
Roberts.
George, l0-year old sopho-
more who comes from Mem
phis, has connected on rs VI
the As passes he has thrown
and is shooting for a Howard
record.
Washington. a l00-pound
senior from Bound Brook. N. j..
also has his sights set on
school record. He has been on
the receiving end Of I passes
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Boiling Rules
Std Favorite
Over Fort Sill
By DICK OBRIEN

Cunning for their sixth
straight victory in another
spectacular season Of football.
the Boiling Air Force Generals
entertain Fort sill at Arnold
Field tomorrow in the top mill
tary game Of the week in this
area. Boiling win be q 20-point
favorite.
Kickoff time is / pm. The
game is to be televised over
WTTG channel 5.
Meanwhile Quantico, having
its ups-and-downs this season.
win also be on its home grounds
meeting Eglin Air Force Base.
Other weekend military
tussels find Fort Belvoir sched-
uled 70 meet Fort Eustis tonight
&C Fort Belvoir at 9 pm. FoTs
Myer Is at Lock Bourne ABB,
Columbus. Ohio. In q Sab
bath attraction. Naval Receiv-
ing Station win play host to
the Dover Air Force Base team
here at Naval Receiving Station
while Fort Meade has an open
date.
Fort sill Is not as powerful
as it once was in military foot
ball circles since the departure
Of Billy Vessels and others
from that base. The invaders
have won one game while losing
two so far this season.
The Fort Sill attack Is FASH
toned around Quarterback Geno
Cappeletti Of Minnesota. with
the halfback posts being
manned by Jim Regain Of Occi-
dental and Bob Stearns Of Iowa.
On defense the "Cannoneers"
have such former collegiate
linemen as Ed Fouch Of South
ern California. Ken Lutz Of
Kentucky and Dick Delaney of
Western Reserve.
This meeting is the rubber
game" for the teams. Boiling,
with an unbeaten record In
1854 went to the Poinsettia
Bowl game at San Diego. and
was humbled 27-6 by the Sill
men. However. last year Boil
ling defeated Sill 36-7.
The Generals definitely have
their eyes on an indicated
season. The depth Of Coach
George Makris' bench figures to
be one Of the telling points.
In last weeks game against
Shaw ALB. both first string
quarters Ralph Guglielmi and
John Roach were out with In
juries. This situation failed to
deter the Generals one bit with
Eddie West and Pete Neft
swinging into action and giving
fine performances.
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BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

Reds Megaw Memorial and
Dave Volk the Whip Litchfield
Memorial. For Washington.
Andy Chisarick won the Pop
Wolfe Memorial and Gerry
Stair the Howard Campbell
Classic.
On WMAL-TV's Bowl the
Champ" at $50 pm. tomorrow
Frank Krenlich. a star in the
District Major All-Star. Ma
tional Capital and SpiIlway Ma
jor Leagues. viii take on N. J.
Hyde. George Mcdonald. Vic
tor Firmani and Mrs. Ruth
Mcintosh.
In the last show. Stair was
Just as colorful as ever, only in
an unhappy way. He became
the first champ" to lose all 10
boxes. due largely to the bril-
lance Of Mrs. Esther Temple
who threw two strikes and five
spares for q game Of 154. For
this. Mrs. Temple. who rolls in
the Navy Hydro League at
Suitland Bowling Center. Will
receive q $50 Club medal. II
win be presented on the pro-
gram tomorrow by Chester
Wegznek. co-proprietor Of the
Suitland plant.
Mrs. Temple also cracked the
jackpot Of $50 for total win
nings Of $3.50. quite q pickup
for q 102-average bowler. Incl
dentally. Charley Roberts beat
Stair in seven frames. with a
modest l0l against Gerry's l02.
- 49,
Pat Padgett bowled on the
wrong" foot but in the right
direction to score his second
straight and third victory in
the Takoina Full Handicap with
l47-S83 from scratch. good for
$50.
Mark Sperry. teamed with
Bert Lynn. shot 433 for a clean
UP in the weekly Spillway dou-
bles and singles. but the out
standing performer was white
haired Ray Watson. who rolled
AS for second in both divisions.
Sperry's handicap was ~. Wat
sons z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-25

Or. Hobart M. Corning.
superintendent Of District pub
lie schools. Is expected 70 make
q Recommendation within the
next month on the plea made
yesterday By coaches who are
seeking pay for their work
after school hours.
About 80 coaches appeared
before the Board Of Education's
Joint COMMITTEES on Personnel
and Athletics 1t Franklin
School. Teachers Of dramatics.
music and various student ac-
tivities also appealed for extra
pay for overtime duties.
whatever the Corning recon-
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Hurtuck Passes Up Mount,
Misses Chance for Record

LEXINGTON. Ky. Oct. IS
(R.--Willie Hartack may be
kicking himself today. The
Nations winningest jockey was
scheduled to ride Bornastar in
yesterdays Spinster Stakes at
Keeneland. but decided to stay
at Garden State.
Ken Church replaced Hartack
and rode J. Graham Browns
entry to victory over Fucker
Up. the years leading handicap
mare. and four others In the
$76.050 race. Fucker Up was
second and Searching third.
Hartack also lost his chance
to set . new record In stakes
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Irish Jumpers
Get First Points
In Horse Show

HARRISBURG. oct. rs (Rl.
The Pennsylvania National
Horse SHOW today went into
It's next TO last day with the
English team holding q slim
lead In the international Jump
ing competition.
Il was q great day for the
Irish yesterday as the wearers
Of the green scored their first
points In the international
events at the huge State Farm
Show arena. They won FIRST
and second place.
For the FIRST time. England
failed to pick up a point In the
contests but managed 10 hold
onto It's lead in team scoring
with three events yet to b0
held.
England now has SO points in
team competition.
The Pennsylvania big jump"
sweepstake was won last night
by Velvet Lassie. owned by Mrs.
Hubert n. Thomas Of Indian
apolis.
The victory was worth 90. ESQ.
Second was Black Hawk. owned
by San Joy Farm. Brockport.
IN. ". $500. Third place Of
$3.50 was won by Elizabeth c.
Bosley. Unionville. Pa. for her
horse THE Clown"
In the international jumping
competition, the United States
team stands second with S.
points. II scored third and
fourth place last night.
Mexico has IS points after
julio Herrera's victory aboard
IL De Agosta yesterday.
England and Mexico each
have won three first places and
Ireland and the United States
One each.
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SchooIboy Runners
Enter Tomorrow's
Meet at Wakefield

Wakefield High School VIII
hold its second annual invita-
tional cross-country meet to-
morrow on the schools 2-mile
course, starting at II am.
George washington. Ham,
mond, washington-Lee, Fair
fax and Wakefield, plus pos
sibly woodbury. Forest and
Randolph Macon, win send
varsity teams. Hammond. Fair
fax, Washington Lee an d
wakefield have entered Junior
varsities, the latter two schools
entering two each.
Wakefield won the inaugural
meet last year in both varsity
and Junior varsity sections,
with Washington-Lee runnerup
In both.
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Duckpins' bill Of fare fol
Sunday contains an attractive
dish for all.
At Bethesda Forty Alleys will
be held the 18th annual Be-
thesda Open. which is strictly
for the experts.
At the Kalorama Bowling
Center viii be offered the sec
ond annual Kalorama Handi-
cap. for men and women. and
&c sizes UP as one Of the most
|enticing events Of the season
for the run-of-mine bowlers.
and especially for the women.
For them. besides q crack at
the general prizes. will be q
trophy for high gross set.
There win be q trophy. too. for
the tournament winner. plus a
cash award Of 800. with $50
for second and $50 for third
and q batch Of merchandise
prizes.
The entry fee Of s5.25 covers
all costs. IT'S q five-game test
with four fifths handicaps
based on q scratch Of $50. Jim
Micro, last years winner. gets
Ia free ride. Action viii start
at 2 pm. in both tournaments.
Billy Moore will be the de-
Tending champion in the Be-
thesda Open. In which six
games are rolled in one block.
with top prizes Of $500. 500
and $50 and an entry fee Of
$40. Moore won with Sal. a pin
over an average Of 40.
No bowler has won the Be-
thesda twice. but young Moore
Is o sharp threat for the dis
tinction. rated on his perform
ance Wednesday night in
wMAL TVS all star round
robin in which he shot ass TO
set o record for the WMAL
lanes.
Always an interesting affair.
the Bethesda this time should
be particularly 50. It viii break
"a deadlock between the stars
of Washington and Baltimore
in victories this season In open
tournaments here. For Balti-
more. George Young won the
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victories for one year. Willie
recently tied Eddie Arcaro's
record Of 20 set in 1851.
The victory netted Bornastar
s40.4s0. He paid Q neat $1,000
as q o-to-i shot. Bayou was
fourth. followed by Beautillion
and Lady Swords.
Fucker Up and Beautillion
cut out the early pace. with
Bornastar third. As the field
reached the top Of the stretch.
Church moved Bornastar into
the lead and she moved away
to win by two lengths in l:49h
for the Ia miles.
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Two More Forty-Niners
Hit by Flu Buq

REDWOOD CITY. Calf,
oct. rs H.-Two more fiu
cases broke out in the San
Francisco Forty-Niners yester-
day, bringing the total TO eight.
including Hugh McElhenny.
their star halfback.
Latest stricken were Fullback
Joe Perry and Jim Ridlon.
Others hit previously this week
by what was described as mild
flu we're Flanker Back r. G,
Owens, Guard Ted Donnolly'
Linebacker Charlie Powell,
Halfback Joe Arenas and De-
fensive PICK Val JoeWalker.
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FREAK ACCIDENT
FINDS REhAiGiNOy
RUNNING CAREER

HARTFORD. Conn.,, oct.
rs R.-A freak accident
In q basketball game has
ended the competitive track
career Of Indy Remigino
IA gold medal winner in
the 1852 Olympics
Remigino fell and sew
cred the Achilles tendon in
his left les.
Doctors az Mt. Sinai Hos
pital told Mrs. Remigino
her husband would never be
able TO run again. In addi-
ton, they said. he faces q
long period Of therapy after
removal Of the cast.
Remigino was at Man
haitian College when quail
flying time for the 1852
Olympics came around. He
failed in his speciality. the
400 meters, but made II IN
the 100 meters. His victory
In the finals at Helsinki
surprised the track world.
Reinigino won the 100
yard dash In the Star
Games In 1852.
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Flu Knocks Out
.ManyGames

- t.AA @-~SStsN4+@ y 80
The fiu has blown many more
college football games on the
schedule again this week end.
All were minor college cen
tests, however. Most major
teams have been hit by the i'll
ness to q degree, but there have
been no cancellations or post
ponements.
In some cases, teams sud-
denly left without opponents
have gotten together for sub
stitute games. Such was the
case with Northeastern and
Bfandeis, Wagner and Grove
City fPa.) and Emporia
tKans.) State and the Missouri
School Of Mines.
Davidson ana Zion tried to
make the same sort Of match
after their respective oppon-
ents, Presbyterian and Cat
aWba. were stricken. but hours
after the substitute game was
arranged. Davidson became a
victim.
Other games Cancelled this
week end include:
etts-NoFtheastern NORTH
eastern reeeheduled Brandeisl: Brand
eis-New Hampshire, Wagner.Dickln-
son wagner resebeduled Grove CITY,;
c cSs9mac trew sn S esne ysss eIows5
Grove City. ira -6usquehannas Santa
Barbarascai Poly: Emporia tKans)
ntate-FoEt Hays; MoTavian. Lebanon
Valley: William Jewei-Marshall MOI;
Southeast Missouri State missouri
s ssS i e hs Un, dsrkS Y Yjo ssGt
Western Washington- HUMBOLDT STATE:
Franklin q Marshall Albright (AIbright
rescheduled Waynesburgli Eastern Ken
lucky : Younestown: Valpafaigo %.
Jossph's Cnd1: Stevens PointeBeloit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-25
Redskins Hope
For Big Break
Against Giants

The Redskins win play for
the one big break" that often
decides the course Of q football
game when they oppose the
Giants In New York Sunday,
Coach Joe Kuharich indicated
today.
We've always played them q
good game" Kuharich said.
"and we ought TO be all right
II we do the things we should.
But we've got to make that big
play to win. That can decide
It,"
The big one. Joe explains.
could be knocking down or
intercepting q Giant pass on
defense, or making q critical
first down TO keep q Redskins
drive going.
Fumbles Costly
Last week" he pointed out.
I'VE fumbled I'VE times and the
Cardinals recovered three Of
them"
Mentally. the Washington
players should be keyed up for
the game. The squad felt
rather sheepish after seeing
pictorial evidence Of It's mis-
cues, and there was no answer
for the fans query. what hap
pened?" except that the de-
Tense collapsed.
Kuharich refuses TO blame
the pass defense for all Of the
Redskins troubles.
Fans Took Notice
THE pass defense was no
worse than any other phase
when Au study the figures, !"
Joe said, ''but the pass defense
was the one thing the fans
noticed"
Bert Zagers. Don Shula and
Dick James viii be key men
on pass defense against the
Giants. and. IS the coach
points out. it's . new combi-
nation that needs time to get
working together. He thinks
the trio win do better this time
II the line and linebackers can
handle the Giants ground
game.
Whatever happens. q break
could make 1t go either way.
At least that's what the team
win be playing fora winning
break.
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sented TO the United States by
King Olaf. The sword. esti-
mated TO be about 1000 years
old. win be presented TO Mid
shipman Charles r. Larsen Of
Omaha. commander Of the
3.60O-man brigade.
Mr.. Eisenhower requested
only informal honors. and the
customary 2i-gun salute win
be omitted. He win receive four
ruffies and fiourishes and the
band win play Hail to the
Chief"
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.Mize Tukes Bride

DELAND, Fla. Oct. IS R.--
Johnny Mize. former big league
baseball slugger. was married
Wednesday night to Mrs. Mar
jorie Pope at the home Of her
parents. The couple left on q
honeymoon trip to New York.
They will live at his ranch
home In Deland.
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GARDEN STATE


$4,000 as q yearling. found no
takers. and decided to race him
himself. Terra Firma has won
i've times, finished second three
and third once in IL starts, for
earnings totalling $50. ass. The
colt Is q supplementary entry.
But while the favorite has
seldom won the Garden State.
the victors have had a good
background as wen as speed.
and observers think one Of the
better known stables viii take
down first money.
Weather Uncertain
Brooks. although he rode Ma
dir In yesterdays drill, viii be
aboard Martins Rullah. while
Willie Harmatz. who has been
riding for Trainer Willie Mol
ter with great success at this
meeting. chose Music Man.
This pair won both ends Of
the Trial, counting the dead
heat. and seem to have been
improving. Martins Rullah
cost $50. 900 at the Keeneland
sales In the summer Of 1855.
while his stablemate was OBJ
tanned for q mere $4,000.
Terra Firma won the Haw-
thorne. Juvenile but hasn't run
on anything but a fast track
since spring. Tomorrow's
weather forecast Is uncertain
and an of track could ruin
the chances Of more than one
hopeful.
George Howell. who condi-
tons My Warrior, thought that
the son Of Greek Warrior. who
was third in q division Of the
Trial, called his colt the best
horse ever owned by Mrs. Smell.
and deserved q chance at the
rich not.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
ELECTRIC IRAN Win automatie

TNCYCLOPFDIA BNITANNICA, IN
peri. cond, with bookcase $40.
TV comb yirtroia and radio S7.S;
port. elec Singer sewing mach
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PIANOS-We have several real
values In used grand pianos. small
size Priced az S245, S355 and
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FURNACES

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Office Furniture
NEW AND USED

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steel letter and lbgai file drawers.
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New steel 54x24 executive desks
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fy w !, l MEM b.I .s y, sspS Ss r.,
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Furniture Upholstering

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Ssn Prom a larpe selection Of ma
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2 end tables, solid cherry, will
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FURN. = Chest Of drawers an,
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