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a sophomore. recovered the
first one on the Michigan 81
and quickly turned 1t into q
Spartan touchdown.
tumble Ends Drive
The second tumble brought
to q discouraging end q spirited
Michigan drive that had car
ried to the Spartan four and
the third one broke up q second
Wolverine thrust on the Mich.
igan State 80.
The defeat was the worst In
Coach Bonnie Oosterbaan's 10
seasons at Michigan.
Quarterback Jim Ninowski,
operating Coach Duffy Daugh-
erty's multiple offense in near
faultless fashion. threw = pair
of touchdown passes and Art
johnson, reserve halfback, sped
81 yards down the sidelines for
q fourth-period touchdown to
highlight the triumph.
Mike Panitch. second-string
quarterback. climaxed the Spar
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coming Day and sat in virtual
silence most Of this sunlit
afternoon. except for parts of
the middle quarters when Vir-
ginia stirred up its only serious
movements on offense.
Big Jim Bakhtiar again led
the Virginia rushing. but the
Cavaliers fullback and captain
was outshone by his opposite
numbers on the visiting team.
Bob Spooner and Rudy Hayes.
The Clemson twosome ac-
counted for slightly more than
half of the Tigers 291 yards
on the ground, which was ISL
more than that gained by
Virginia.
All Scoring After Half
All scoring came in the Sec
ond half, and Clemson never
trailed. 1t was only 1876 with
more than half of the last
quarter remaining. but a pass
interrogation killed Virginia's
last bid and Clemson scored
again from the 26 in two plays
to settle the issue with 48 Sec
onds to go.
An error on offense by Vir-
pinia also led to Clemson's
first score. the second time the
Tigers got the ball in the third
quarter. End Ray Masneri
blocked a punt by Virginia's
AL Cash and the Tigers re-
covered on the Cavalier 32-yard
| line.
Eight plays later Quarter
back Harvey White passed to
Wyatt Cox. a 6-foot-4 end from
Atlanta. crossing to the left
in the end zone. The play was
good for 7 yards and was the
only pass completed in five at
tempts by the Tigers. Bill Bar
barry. who started the game for
Clemson at quarterback. con-
verted from placement.
Trade TOuchdOwns
With Clemson leading. TO,
the two teams then traded
touchdowns on long drives, after
kickoffs. But Bakhtiar's try for
the extra point after the Vir-
ginia score was just wide to
the left and the home team
never caught up.
Clemson's second touchdown
consumed Is plays and the first
2 minutes Of the last quarter.
Spooner bruising through the
line for Al Of the 70 yards in
the advance. A senior from
Ogdensburg. N. Y, who had
carried only Is times before to-
day, Spooner hit left tackle to
score from the 2. But Whites
extra-point try missed and Vir-
ginia was still alive.
However, the Cavaliers made
ses VIRGINIA, rage c.
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Pace
Clemson Over
Virginia, 2O-6
BY DICK SLAY
Star stan Correspondent

CHARLOTTESVILLE. va,
Oct. l2.-Clemson. last years
Atlantic Coast Conference
champion. turned loose a pair
Of 2l0-pound fullbacks on vir-
ginia today and took home its
first ACC victory of the season.
an emphatic 20-6 conquest Of
the Cavaliers.
A crowd Of $4,000 half filed
Scott Stadium for Home
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Motley Passes
Help Princeton
Top Penn, 1873

PRINCETON. N. j.. Oct. IL
tP. - Jim Mottley's quick
thinking and accurate passing
saved Princeton from a licking
today and the Ivy League ia
vorites pulled out a 1879 vic
tory over a tough but luckleSS
Pennsylvania team.
MOTLEY. a l65-pounder from
George w ashington High
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School in Alexandria, Va, who
played on Princeton'S l50-
pound team two years ago. set
up the Tigers first touchdown
with an impromptu pass. then
fired a planned pass to Sophie
more Dan Sachs for the second
and winning score.
Penn chewed up the middle
of the Princeton line early.
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Oklahoma had the better
team. but Texas, beaten last
week by South Carolina and
not even rated in the top 20
teams Of the country. put on
a great exhibition for a true
underdog 1t kept a crowd Of
75.504 in a continuous roar all
the way.
Sooner Score Nullified
Oklahoma actually scored
four touchdowns-one coming
on a 96-yard dash by Guard
Jim Davis with an intercepted
pass-but Davis touchdown
was nullifled by a clipping
penalty.
Oklahoma ground 303 yards
out OF the frantic Texas line in
rolling to its victory.
The game was a rough one
with numerous personal fouls
and once Byron Searcy. Okla
homa tackle. and Max Avis,
Texas halfback, threatened to
blows.
After the game there was
fighting among the fans on the
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Irish Triumph 1921; NayyWins;
Maryland Beats Deacons> 40
Fritsch Comes
Off Bench to
Spark Terps
BY MERRILL wHITTLEsEY

John Fritsch. a bashful
youngster with q button nose
who was an inactive third
string quarterback in Mary
lands first three games. came
off the bench to put some zip
in the Terps' attack yesterday
and lead them TO a 27-0 victory
over Wake Forest.
Before 1t was over. Frttsch's
predecessors at the quarter
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Fritsch Sets Up Another

FritSch. passing with more
poise and accuracy than he has
displayed in q Maryland uni
form. also set up an early
fourth-period touchdown that
John Forbes scored from the
ore-vsrd line.
Midway in the fourth quarter.
HOWE Dare and Bob Rusevlyan
clicked on a 19-yard touchdown
pass, Dare taking the ball on
the 10. cutting neatly. and
scampering into the end zone.
And with 10 seconds showing
on the clock. Dickie Lewis made
his first second-half appear
ance at quarterback and hit
Verardi on a spectacular 6l-
yard touchdown pass play in
which Verardi's great speed was
the deciding factor.
Fritsch added the first three
extra points and Jim Halter
missed the fourth. There was
a brief fiareup under the goal
posts as the game ended after
the extra point try. with Mary
lands Nick DeCiccio and an
unidentified Wake Forest player
mixing it up. Players and
coaches Of both teams rushed
in. but the combatants had been
separated before reinforcements
arrived.
Better Than Statistics
Again the football statistics
lied. because Fritsch's passing
was far superior to his record
Of five out Of IL for IS yards
gained. The Maryland line was
giving him excellent protection
and not one Of his ~ passes was
bad one.
John was using Cookies
height and Verardi's speed to
the utmost advantage. Speak
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being kicked around last year.
1t was one Of their most i'm
portant triumphs. Certainly it
was the most important Of
young Terry Brennan's coach
ing career. Even with victories
over Purdue and Indiana this
season. Notre Dame still had
to prove it once again belonged
In the big time.
Fight Back Twice
Twice the Irish came from
behind to show the Cadets
which was the better team.
And they made it the second
time after the swifter and
seemingly more alert West
Pointers had assumed their
two-touchdown lead in the
third period. 1t was then that
Notre Dame lived up to its
monicker Of Fighting Irish.
Even oIdtimers who remem-
bered when Christy Flanagan
won q TO victory for Notre
Dame in 1925 on q twisting
62-yard run. and when "One-
Play" Johnny O'Brien took q
pass from Johnny Niemiec for
the winning score in the 1875
victory Of 1923. said today's
victory was better. It was far
sweeter. too, than 1910, when
Steve Juzwik snatched an Army
tumble in midair and ran 81
yards for TO victory.
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Deacon Fumble Turns ride

Maryland was getting the
worst Of 1t in the first half. with
only a rugged defense enabling
the Terps to hold on to a score
less tie. when Ben Scott recov.
cred a Deacon tumble in mid
air and scampered 50 yards to
his own IS. FritSch then was
inserted.
The senior from Carnegie,
Pa. Immediately took to the
air. and 10 seconds before the
half ended he wedged his way
into the end zone from the one
yard line on a touchdown set
up by passes.
A 40-yard pass play from
Fritsch TO Gene Verardi, a.
speedy sophomore. was the play
that brought the Maryland
rooters to life. and a l9-yard
penalty against Wake Forest
for pass interference gave
Fritsch his opportunity from
the vineyard line. It was obvi-
Gus interference against Pete
Barham. because If he hadn't
manhandled Ed Cooke in the
end zone. it would have been a
Maryland touchdown.
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Not Army's Day

Notre Dame simply refused
to lose today. 1t would be I'M
fair and possibly incorrect to
say that it outgamed Army,
for the Cadets battled tooth
and nail to the finish.
But this was not Army's day.
although it seemed that it might
be as early as the first period
when Bob Anderson, q 200.
pound Speedster from Cocoa,
Fla, circled his right end and,
behind excellent blocking. raced
81 yards for the games first
touchdown.
Notre Dame struck back to
tie the score on an S0-yard
march featured by Bob Will
liamS' passes to Frank Reyn-
ODDS and Bob WetoSka, and the
ball-carrying of Nick Pietro-
sante. a burly 2l0-pound full
back whose line plunging fea-
tured Notre Danes attack.
However. the Irish didn't
seem to be in Army's class in
that first half. for the speedy
Cadets seemed to have no trou-
BILE getting around the South
Bend ends or breaking pass
receivers in the open.
Army. directed by Dave
Bourland, gained l78 yards
running to Notre Danes SO
IN the first half. and 81 yards
passing to a mere eight for the
Irish.
Looks Like Curtains
Thus. when Army struck al.
most Immediately for a touch
down at the start of the third
quarter and came back for a
second after Staving off one
Notre Dame threat on the West
Point &c. it looked like cur
tains for the green-shirted
squad from the Midwest.
PietroSante. chosen by sports
writers as the games OUT
standing player. put Notre
Dame back in contention with
a 65-yard scoring dash, on
which he just lasted, near the
end of the third quarter. The
play. croSSbuck. set the Irish
atire and they scored again on
a 56-yard drive. But elation
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back spot caught his spark. All
three had q hand in Q 20-point
last quarter that gave the 10000
Byrd Stadium fans more OPP
oortunities to cheer than they've
had in two years.
II was Maryland's first home
football victory since Coach
Tommy Mont took over. And
instead Of his usual head-down
stride to the dressing room.
Coach Mont was given q bunny
ride on the shoulders Of his
happy players.
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COMING ATTRACTIONS
STAGE

ARENA-"Juno and the Paycock"; starting January H.
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY-"AcestS': starting January 81
NATIONAL-"Middle of the Night; with Edward G. Robin
son. starting tomorrow.
SHUBERT-"Msybe Tuesday; starting January l3.
Evening star., 1957-12-29
BY WILLIAM GLOVER

NEW YORK. R.-The
curtain rings down on Broad
way 1857. q theatrical year OF
triumphs, tantrums, tiffs and
tears
These were highspots:
Comedy was the dominant
show mood. but a stark trag-
edy by one deceased author
swept seasonal prizes. and
sober drama based on an
other late writer's work
loomed as the next likely
champion. They we're, re-
spectively. Eugene O'Neill's
Long Days Journey Into
Might and Thomas Wolfe's
Look Homeward, Angel"
The musical stage. Broad
ways special pride. stumbled
with five fiops and only four
cliks. but MY Fair Lady"
stayed solidly on top.
The prices people paid
scalpers to see 1t and other
smash hits abetted rising
backstage costs IN keeping
regular boxofiice prices going
up. Off-Broadway groups
also felt the fiscal factor but
continued to expand activ-
tiles.
At years end, II Of SITS
Broadway offerings are still
around. The tally OF hits and
misses points two principal
factors: The public is still
frequently ignoring the crit
les: and the magnetism OF
such stars as Helen Hayes,
Rosalind Russell, Noel Cow
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THE PASSING SHOW
Fonda Film Tops 1o-Best List
THE PASSING SHOW
THE EEADiNC 10 FOR 1857

l. "i2 Angry msn"; star. Henry Fonda: director.
Sidney Lumet.
.. Time Limit; star. Richard widmark; director
Karl Maiden
8. 'The Spirit Of 81. Louis, star James stewart;
director, Billy Wilder.
4. "The Red Saloon; star. Pascal Lamorisse di-
rector. Albert Lamorisse
5. "Desk Set; stars. Katharine Hepburn. Spencer
Tracy; director. Walter Lang.
8. "Funny Face; stars, Audrey Hepburn. Fred As
taire: director, Stanley Donen.
L. "The Pride and the Passion; stars, Sophia Loren
Frank Snatra Cary Grant; director, Stanley Kramer
8. "The Tin Star" star, Henry Fonda; director
Anthony Mann
.. "sayonara" star Marion Brando; director.
Joshua Logan.
10. "rhe Bachelor Party; star, non Murray; di-
rector, Debert Mann
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several of the colony's most
outstanding figures.
In the birth department,
however. the actor folks did
themselves proud, indeed. A
tidy 81 newcomers checked
in during the l2-m on I h
period-and at least three
more are slated to slip under
the New Years wire.
In the divorce and separa-
tion mill are names Of a
dozen important stars--and
once again 1ngrid Bergman
lived up to a spotty reputa-
ton for headlin e-getting.
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and Anthony Perkins capt.
vatingly lifelike in The Tin
Star"
"Sayonara," In ninth
place. is an echo Of the theme
Of Love Is q Many-Splen-
dored Thing" which made
l0-best lists q few seasons
back. 1t is also much more
than this. In its own candid
terms. dramatically under
scored by some beautiful
photography. it has a touch
ing tale TO tell OF human
hearts and national pref
udices. Il
With Joshua Logan as its
director and Marion Brando
as its star. the screen version
Is q more dramatically
pointed narrative than is
James A. Michener's original
novel.
Another slice of life. or
heart-touching reporting, is
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Lote, Greet Writers O'NeiII, Wolfe
Dominated Broadway Theoter Yeor

ard. Lena Horne is the
greatest lure Of all.
The plays Of such giants
as Shakespeare, IbSen. Chek-
hov and Shaw were in COM
plete Broadway blackout. but
the writings of other masters
like Dylan Thomas. Carson
McCullers. Aldous Huxley.
William Inge. Sean O'casey
and William Saroyan came
by--with varying luck.
There was a batch OF
dramas from writer's hitherto
active only In television, and
there was copious transfu-
sion OF new directorial blood
from the same source.
Some Of the years best Of
ferings arrived in the
huJuInn.
Stars who jumped to stage
from movies, clubs and net
works had varying luck. Pat
O'Brien, Gene Raymond.
Eartha Kit. Anne Baxter,
Chester Morris and Ann Todd
found the boards full OF
splinters, but Teresa Wright,
Wayne Morris, Art Carney
and lena Horne had sue
cessos.
The year rang with ro-
mantle changes too. Rex
Harrison wed Kay Kendall
after divorce from Lilli Palm
er (who also remarked,
Composer Frank Loesser and
his wife separated. Shelley
Winters married Anthony
Franciosa. Henry Fonda took
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Brigitte Bordot Heads List of Stors
Who Will Shine Brightly in 1853
BY SHEMAH GRAHAM

HOLLYWOOD NANAD.-
At this time Of the year. the
local movie studios add up
their assets and make brave
announcements Of emhry-
onic stars who will. make fiim
history within the next IL
months. The young hopefuls
invariably fizzle out. even
faster than Vanguard I. I'm
playing 1t safer.
The following 10 WILL be
the big stars Of 1858: Brigitte
Bardot. Sidney Potter. Jo-
anne Woodward, Curt Jur-
gems. James Garner. Kay
Kendall. Diane Varsi. Red
Buttons. Geonrey Horne and
Sandra Dee. In fact. some Of
them got on TO . terrific
start with y. 8. movieeoers
in 1857.
Tantalizing Cutie-fie
To start with Brigitte Bar
dot. In England they call
this delicious fragment Of
iemininity THE Sex Kit
ten" / didn't really know
what they meant until I saw
the blond miniature miss
she's actually an ex-Mrs.-
in the Legion of Decency
condemned movie. And God
Created Woman" This is the
tantalizing cutie-pie Of all
time. She's young-23. But
very experienced. Brigitte,
discovered for pictures when
she was in her teens by Roger
Vadim, married him soon
after. Her picture price is
soaring to the 5000. 900 mark.
And Marion Brando Is fall
ing over himself TO pay 1t.
He wants to star the seq
kitten in Hang Ne High"
in which she would play q
young farm girl who teaches
the facts Of love to q Is
year-old boy. Bardot starrers
include. "A Partisan Wom-
an" please. Mr.. Balzac"
(shown here as Mile. Strip
tease"D. THE Awful Scamp"
and Light Across the
Street"
I first saw Sidney Potter
in Metros blackboard
Jungle" which starred Glenn
Ford. Now Sam Goldwyn will
star him In his plus produc-
ton. "Porgy And Bess."
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evident in The Bachelor
Party" which completes the
department l0-best films for
1857. The tragi-comedy Of
little lives with which he
dealt in Marty" is here
again displayed by Paddy
Chayefsky, less surprisingly,
perhaps. but no less moving
ly.
At the cutoff point Of
10. a man finds himself left
with some uncomfortable
memories Of other highly
praised films during the dy-
ing year.
The decisive thing to do
about these - "Hatful Of
Rain" Men in War" Les
Girls" The Enemy Below"
The Paiama Game. /" "Heav-
en- Knows, Mr.. Allison" and
others - is to walk away
with as much poise as one
can muster.
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"The Pride and the Passion. !"
Essentially a war picture,
this multi-starred epic con-
sisted primarily Of one Of the
great classic marches Of mill
tary history. This march,
however. was an exception TO
the monotony Of its type be-
cause Franz Planer's cameras
found so much drama in the
brooding landscape Of Spain.
OF the years westerns,
the best Of them echoes Of
High Noon," The Tin
Star" makes eighth place on
the list because it has the
courage to venture so close to
parody Of It's type. On his
way TO the climatic walk
down. or showdown. the ulti-
mately noble hero Of this sort
OF thing can be as ridiculous
as anyone else, so Scriptist
Dudley Nichols says. In so
saying, he made Henry Fonda
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Col. Charles A. Lindbereh's
epochal solo flight across the
Atlantic In 1927. 1t was q
brilliant production. starring
James Stewart.
II made no difference that
the world had 30 years Of
knowledge that the flight was
q success. on the. screen II
recaptured suspense--the es-
sence OF the originals no
other Aim Of the year.
Next, . Fantasy
"The Red Balloon" in
fourth place. has nothing TO
do with the grim realities Of
today. A fantasy, 1t goes back
instead TO the innocent, won-
drous days Of childhood to
find the universal that has
no relationship to adult
aspiration to explore the uni
verse.
"The Desk Set," nth film
on the list. is not the most
inspired comedy idea Holly
wood has ever had. II did
have the inspiration. how
ever. Of casting the screens
most vivid comedy team,
Katharine Hepburn and
Spencer Tracy in the prin-
cipal roles. These two. con-
tinuing the age-old battle Of
the sexes around the current
fetish OF reducing life to
statistics, gave sophisticated
comedy a fillip 1t has been
needing for years.
A miracle OF photography
which Softens the harsh out
lines Of reality into the
POLITICALLY vague and beguil-
ing makes Funny Face" this
departments sixth favorite
among the years pictures.
No less clever trick Of tech
nique could disguise the i'm
probable sentimentality Of q
romance between Audrey
Hepburn and Fred Astaire.
Even . romance set to music
which gives great license to
the makers Of musicals,
stage. screen. or whatever.
The same hypnotic effect Of
the camera is evident in the
case Of the next picture on
the list. Stanley Kramer's
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Box Score for 1857; Divorces, r.;
Weddings, H.; Deaths, q; Births, q

The rocky marital road OF
the lovely Swedish actress
was climaxed in october
when she and the Italian di-
rector for whom she left
husband, daughter. a bril-
liant career-and self re-
spect--arrived at a long-ex-
pected parting. Roberto Ros-
sellini repeatedly rejoined
his Indian script girl friend,
while the distraueht Ingrid
went into tight-lipped seclu-
sion.
other names on the
See HEFFERNAls. Page A-sl
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signed when Goldwyn as
sured him there was no
danger Of this.
When I first met Curt
Jurgens. with Zsa Zsa Gabor
at a holiday party. thought
he was just an attractive
Sc a n dinavian. I'd already
seen him rs the wealthy
yacht owner with impure In
tentions toward Mile. Bardot
in And God Created
Woman" But I didn't get
the full impact Of the Jur-
gen personality and acting
ability until Dick Powell
showed THE Enemy Below"
to some selected buddies In a
See GRAHAM, Page A-2l
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SCREEN

AMBASSADOR--"The Deep Six: with Alan Ladd
CAPITOL-The Seven Hills Of Rome" with Mario LAMA
DUPONT-"Under the Roofs Of Paris; with Jofroi
KEITHS-"Tarnshed Angels: with Rock Hudson starting
Tuesday
MacARTHUR-"How To Murder A Rich Uncle; Nigel
Patrick and Wendy Hitler.
METROPOLITAN THE Deep Six: with Alan Ladd.
ONTARIO-"AcroSs the Bridge" with Rod Steiger.
PALACE-"Legend of the Lost; with Sophia Loren.
PLAYHOUSE-"The Quiet American" Audie Murphy and
Michael Redgrave
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Several stage and movie
reviewers have called him the
foremost young negro actor
in America. Potter. born in
Miami. Fla. was signed by
goth Century-Fox after
Broadway appearances in
'Lysistrata" and Anna
Lucasta." He won raves for
his brooding portrayal OF a
Mau Mau In Something OF
Value" with Rock Hudson.
POTTER is a serious type. and
almost backed out OF his deal
for Porgy because he was re-
fused script approval-and
he wanted to be sure he
would speak no words that
would discredit his race. He
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his fourth bride. Mike Todd
married Liz Taylor.
Noel Coward returned
beaming after a 25-year-act-
ing absence. and Paul NUM-
wound up the most sensation
al run Of his career in "In-
herit the Wind"
There were squabbles ga
lore. Actors Equity tuSSled
unsuccessfully TO prevent i'm
portation Of Edward Mulhare
to replace Harrison in MY
Fair Lady" Later the union
found itself in the strange
See GLOVER, Page AS