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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-13
AUCTION saLss
,GDAM 4 WEsCHLER q SON
Auctioneers-Appraisers
Estate Sale

Completely Equipped Automotiye
BRAKE and ELECTRICAL SERV-
ICE, TOOLS and EQUIPMENT
Atlas 3. Lathe and Drill Press,
VAN NORMAN Boob and 1903"
Weaver '.WY25YOUTH" Tester.
CHICAGO LINING and RIvETERS,
Barrett "B600A" Mint BonderS
HYDRAULIC and BUMPER JACKS.
Acetylene Outfit, Chain HOSTS.
GRINDERS SANDERS,
WRENCHES
Brake. Generator and Ignition
MuFFLERs, TAIL 4HiLip1pEs. ETC.
Also
DODGE "i sSsn.ns and 1870"
BY PUBLIC AUCTION
Gifts Automotive Service
1909 M STREET NV.
TIL U r S DAY
November IA, 1857, 10 Am.
8 sranick air-operated bumper
jacks Ingersoll Rand impact
TrenSnes, stationary yx,,s and .,t by
ersspers ae Heinz e eestre SrsE:
shoe vulcanizeTs. Valdor LIP.
double grinder Worthineton
"HO2" Air Compressor, Bed
valve refacer,. front-end machine
WAR Jack and runway, Star "35'
Fyster ysss v sDsgk b DSs seansT
light tester hand tools. steel
shelving, double door safe, once
furniture. Underwood electric add
ing machine, file cases, etc.
Brake generator and ignition parts.
muffiers, tail pipes, etc
Re Estate OF EARL D. Cliff, De-
ceased D 8. District Court for
the District of Columbia. PEARL
M Cliff, AdministraUix.
TERMS: Cash.
Prompt Removal Required
no7,13
IRVING KAMINS 4 CO., Aucts.,
$50 n STREET NV, Ia. 1880
TRUSTEES SALE Or VALUABLE
TWO STORY STANDARDIZED
BRICK DWELLING KNOWN AS
~ GRESHAM PLACE NV.
BY virtue OF a certain deed OF trust
duiy recorded. in Liber No. lOjO4,
Fono l4y OF the land records OF
the District Of Columbia. and at
the request OF the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees
vail sell. at public auction, in
front of the premises, on MON
DAY, THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER. AID. 1867, AT ONE
Thirty O'CLOCK PM. the fol-
lowing described land and prem
lses, situate in the District Of
Columbia, and designated as and
being Lot 245 in Square 1881
TERMS: Sold subject to a prior
tbuilding association deed of
trust for approximately S5.74l;
further particulars OF which will
be announced at time of sale; the
purchase price above said trust
to be paid in cash. deposit of
$500 required. Conveyanclng, re-
cording. etc, at purchasers cost.
Adjustments made as of date Of
sale. Terms to be complied with
within thirty days, otherwise de-
post forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resold at
the discretion of the trustees.
THOMAS J. GLENN,
ERNEST D. BROWN.
nos. 1916 Trustees.
THOS. 10 OWEN g. SON,
AuctiOneers,
iii L ST. NV.
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MASTERS

III G STREET NV.
ASSISTANT PARTS MANAGER
ga days, company benefits.
PARKWAY MOTOR CO.. INC,
call Mr. Carter, FE. 32200 be-
tween 1915 pm.
AUTO BOOKKEEPER-TI clerk.
thoroughly experienced man de-
sired for used-caI operatlLhS.
Must be good worker and willing
to Tut in necessary time Excel
lent pay and benefits See Mr..
Hartman, MASON MOTOR CO..
INC, 34th and Benning I'd ne.
Washington, D c.
AUTO LUBRICATION MAN. expert
enced liberal salary, 5-day wk.,
free parking, clean uniforms sup
piled, permanent position. WILL
SON PONTIAC. INC, 1928 Ga.
ave. S. s.. Md.
AUTO MECHANIC. must be exper.:
excel pay and working condi-
lions. Apply Mr.. Hunter. HUNTER
MOTORS, 1901 Mt. Vernon ave.
Alex HI. a-2334
AUTO MECHANICS 90. with own
tools; warm shop; 500 wk SAL
airy. See JIM CLARK, 1871 E st.
Sc. Ii. $4,000
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THOS. J. OWEN a SON,
AuctiOneers.
ME ST. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
DIV SLING BEING KNOWN AS
PREMISES NUMBER 1924 CLIFF
TON STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of a certain deed OF trust
duly recorded, in Liber No. lo:i4;
Folio 500 ct SEQ, OF the land
and a. the request Of the party
secured thereby, the UNDERSIGNED
trustees will sell. at public auc-
ton In front Of the premises. o.
TUESDAY THE TWENTY-SlXTH
DAY OF NOVEMBER, A d 1885,
lowing described land and prem I'M
lumbia, and designated as and
bcine Lot ~ in Harry I. RuSts
subdivision o. Lot 3 Block 45.
University Park" as per plat
recnrf Il in the once OF the Sur
yevor for the District of Column
q, known as Lot - n SQUARE
agreements of record
TERMS Sold subject to a prior
lbuilding association deed OF trust
for approximately $50 09: fur-
ther particulars of which viii be
announced at time Of sale' the
10 be paid in cash A deposit Of
$500 REQUIRED Convevancine, re-
cordine, etc. at purchasers cost;
Adjustments made as Of date OF
sale Terms to be complied with
witt thirty DAYS, otherwise de-
post forfeited and the property
NAV be advertised and cesold at
the discretion of the trustees.
John CLAUDE COPPtNGFR,
FRANZ W MARSALEN,
no13,15,1s.2l,25 Trustees.
THOS. ]. OWEN a son.
Aurff0neRFs
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ARCH. CRAFTSMAN

Exper in commercial and indus
trial work salary commensurate
with ability Apply RIM 3l9, 1924
K st NV. CAFRITZ CO
ASST. BOOKKEEPER, exper.. age
TO rs, to 1925. HAGGERTY
EMPL, SERV., BIS Ellsworth dr.,
JU S-6464.
ASSISTANT MANAGER
Or salesman to take charge Of
mems children and women's dept
Excel. opportunity for advance
ment. We will help train you See
MR.. FRANK. End floor 1912
nNTV
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
TWO-S DRY ROW BRICK
DWELLING BEING KNOWN AS
PREMISES NUMBER 6l3 FLOR
ENCE STREET NORTHEAST.
BY virtue of a certainsAe Of trust
duly recorded, in Ltber No 1885.
Folio 356 ct seq. of the land rec
ords of the District OF columbia.
and at the request Of the party
secured thereby, the yndersisned
in front of the premises. on
THURSDAY THE FIRST
DAY OF NOVEMBER. A D 1887,
AT TWO O'CLOCK P NJ, the fol-
lowing described land and prem.
ises, situate in the District OF
Columbia, and designated as and
being Lot ls4 in the SUBDIVISION
SQUARE tTue io5 nuS as per plat recorded
in the Office of the Surveyor for
the District of Columbia. IN Liber
As, at Folio IA.
TERMS OF SALE: ALL CASH A
deposit of $500 will be required at
time OF sale Adjustments made as
Of date OF sale. All conveyancine.
recording, revenue stamps, etc, at
cost of purchaser. Terms OF sale
to be complied with within thirty
days from day of sale. otherwise
the trustees reserve the right TO
resell the property at the risk and
cost of defaulting purchaser. after
Ave days advertisement of such
resale in some newspaper pub
lished in Washington, ID. c.
DONALD M EARLL.
A SLATER CLARKE,
Trustees.
A. SLATER CLARKE tcited il Deed
of Trust as SLATER CLARKEG
DONALD NJ EARLL tCited in Deed
OF Trust as DONALD NJ EARLE)
no9,13, 6,lS,2O
THOS. l. OWEN A. son.
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10 Piece q Star Al
colI ~
Sterling $4,000
Closing Hours:

Closing Hours:
4TF
SUNDAY EDITION. 10 PM. Friday
MONDAY EDITION. 8 PM. Sun.
TUES. to FRI. 9 Pm. ooy Before
SAT. EDITION. 10 PM. Friday
Classified Ad Rates:
loeol Advertisers
8 Lines minimum
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DIVER MOTOR co.

1880 Old Georgetown Rd
.. Bethesda. Nd.
AUTO TRUCK MECHANICS. for
time ana a hall after 40 hrs.
MIR Carver CENTRAL MOTOR
CO. Alex, Va. OV 3-l50n
BAKERS HELPER, experienced.
Apply in person, SHERIDAN BAK-
cry, 5000 Ga. ave. NV.
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CASHIER-LIQUOR

1000. Largest est. retail LIQUOR
store. Unlim. opport. for advance.
Good salary. bonus, RA. 5000
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AUTO MECHANICS

MAN. RNh4Aof - h'''''
AUTO statesmen
NEED . MORE expert
enced men to round out our
small hard hitting sales
force. II you are hard
worker and good closer we
have the paw plan and added
incentives to make this your
permanent home in the auto
mobile business. Minimum
of S75 per unit with a
guaranteed 81 900 for IL
new-car deliveries per month.
Demonst rator furnished:
group insurance and many
other benefits. Call Bernard
Gately or Ronnie Caldwell.
OIL. 6-1l00 between 8 am.
a n N
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BARTENDER

Experienced. sober references.
Write stating all information to
Box 376-G. Star.
BOOKKEEPER, part or full time.
Double entry experience necessary
b with ability to handle general
ledger and prepare payroll tax
returns. Write giving complete
resume as well as salary desired.
Boy 411-H Star
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CHEF COOKS


Thoroughly experienced for rest
aurant. all around kitchen. For
interview apply WASHINGTON
RESTAURANT ASSOCIATION. 2003
Eye ST. NV.
CLERK, drug. cigar: 3 nights and
every other Sunday; refs. ODON-
NELL'S PHARMACY. l4th and
Colorado ave. NV.
CLERK, stockroom and shipping.
for motion picture company, some
tipping: 5-day. 40-hr. week; ex-
perience helpful. free hospitaliza-
tion and life insurance: union con-
ditions. SIS per wk Apply in
person, BYRON, INC, 1925 Wis
ave
COOK, first cook experienced in
Italian and American food. good
salary KlKl'S THE OAKSl
RES rAURANT, 1918 Wisconsin
ave NV
COOK, experienced. second or
third, for new restaurant Apply
in person ROYAL ANGUS PRIME
BEEF HOUSE, $40 Columbia I'd.
NV
COUNTER GRILLMAN. white. ex-
perienceu. h-day vK, no Sundays.
Call ia. 1914
CREDIT OFFICE ASSISTANT
Some knowledge OF credit and
collections required permanent.
Apply IN person only, Mr. Trice.
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CREDIT MANAGER

For one of the larRer d c hotels;
complete supervision OF credit and
collection department Experience
required submit resume to Boz
49, H. Star
nEN,r., rpa.,~,.rUAN,S -.
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BOOKKEEPER ACCOUNTANT,

young man Tor complete set OF
hotel records; advanced student
preferred; part time: pm to
PM; s days; must have good
references and scholastic stand
ing TIL o-0IU5
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DISPLAY ASSISTANT
WALTER H KESSI Err

Personnel Services. 654 Wash Bldg
18th a. N Y. Ave. NV. ST 3-9442
DRIVERS-Fuel oil trucks. union
wages, time and a half for over
time Paid holidays. paiu vaca-
~ o''s auai,yy ynn mps, p1 ~ Dn, p iss,
than 20 wears OF age. be expert
enced in driving heavy trucks,
and know the city and suburbs.
a, ?, WooDSoN CO., 9th St. at
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Continued on Next Psss)
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Griffith and Morse
Lead as Friends
Tops St. james

HAGERSTOWN, Nd. Oct. 10
tSpecial. - Sidwell Friends
School OF Washington. D. c.,
held Scoreless in the FIRST quar-
ter. scored three touchdowns
in the second period today and
went on to a 34-7 victory over
st. James in an Interstate
Academic Conference football
game.
Clark Griffith II. son Of CAL
win Grifhth. president Of the
Washington baseball team. and
Thatcher Morse shared honors
for Friends. Each scored twice.
Griffith on runs OF 40 yards
ard IL yards and Morse on
runs of 81 and. 7. Dave Prentice
scored Friends other touch
down from the 2 TO end a 81
yard march.
st. James scored in the final
quarter when Bobby Kay went
over from the 4. climaxing q
55-yard drive.
Friends 81 q 81
ST James T.
Friends scoring. Touehdowns-orif
nth. . 40, run. ., rum: Morse. :
81. run: z, riIn,: Prentice e.. plunReI
Conversions---Meid. 4
ST. James SCORING. Touchdown
KAY q, rum. conversion--ShaW tpass
from Kayl
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MIC Surprises
Fl. kyer, 200

Little Dick Street from Mont
gomery Blair High School
scored touchdowns in the. FIRST
and last quarters to pace Mont
somery Junior College TO a SUR
prise 200 victory over Fort
Myer yesterday at Jessup Blair
Field.
Hal Spring tipped a l5-yard
pass to Street in the end zone
on the first play after Myer
failed to make q first down in
the first period. Street kicked
the extra point.
Ed Higgins. from Bethesda
Chevy Chase High. recovered
a Fort Meyer tumble on the
Myer ll-yard line In the Sec
ond quarter and Fullback Ray
Berho punched over the touch
down from the /. Street ended
the scoring by running 80 yards
through the middle In the last
period.
Fort Meyer, crippled with in
juries. never threatened seri-
ously as 1t lost its third game
in five. MONTGOMERY &c won
for the second time In three
games. although hampered by
influenza
MONTGOMERY &c II q q G--2i
Fort Myer D.
Montsomery scorinE: TOUCHDOWN
street . u5. pass from sterling; ~.
rum, Berho a., plungel. Conversions
--Berho. Street pass from DAVID
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Walter johnson High School
scored in every period to defeat
Oxon Hill. 27-l3. at Suitland
High field yesterday for its 10th
victory against no defeats In
two years OF football. The Spar
tans played two tie games last
year.
Oxon Hill. bringing its season
record to 2-3. became only the
third school to score more than
one touchdown against Walter
johnson in two years.
The Spartans' two halfbacks,
Don Miller and Rick Schwank,
spanked their teams victory. In
the first quarter, Miller ripped
of q 37-yard run to set UP a
score with Schwartz carrying
over the last two yards and
plunging over for the extra
point.
The same pair collaborated
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BY CARL SELL

Episcopal High Schools light
but hard-charging line held
favored st. Johns TO q TT
tie yesterday afternoon before
500 at Episcopal.
The Maroon defenses kept
the fiu-ridden Cadets bottled
up except for a 69-yard drive.
largely through the air. that
resulted in q second-period
touchdown.
Episcopal constantly pushed
the Cadets back in the first
period, looking for q break that
finally came In the second
quarter.
st. Johns had to punt from
its own l-yard line midway In
the second period and Half
back Saunders Midyette imme-
diately led. the Maroons to a
touchdown.
Midyette took the punt on
the ~ and returned 1t to the
20. on the next play he broke
OF tackle. cut back and went
the remaining distance for the
touchdown. Tom Dover kicked
the point after.
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HIGH SCHOOL
FOOTBALL

TOMORROW
peMatha at Carroll $3.50,
g. etephen,s AZ oscrse Mason, $50
Chamberlain At Tech. $50.
THURSDAY
Hish Point w q egrrsttsviils, 3a0.
peMatha vs.. suitiand at Northwest.
p. Aibens At Friends. a.
Annsns,sl. y q wsseiT W.sHilsson
Hammond at Fairfax. (,
Falls Church At Culpeper, 8.
GARFIELD at Marshall 8.
Herndon at Warrenton, $50. ,.
Loudoun County a. James WOOD 'Win'
P.rRsS.oray at Luther Jackson. 1880
Hieh Point at Northwestern, ..
Laurel at OxQn Hill, \.
La Plets at oaitherSeurs 'Asrieul,ur'
Anseostis al Tech. $50
Card0Eo al Dunbar. 3:3n.
Armstrons At Eastern, $50.
Bell at Roosevelt, $50.
Wilson a. western, $50
Phelps vs.. epingarn AZ CaruoEo, 3,
SATURDAY
Mount Vernon At Mclean. 2.
Episcopal At wakeneid, a;3v'
Seihesda- CHEVY chs.s vs.. Bladsnsbur'
Richard MOntsOmsry at walter john
|shsrWood At Aberdeen. e..
BULLS Hish at Howard County,
viilanova Frosh at Bulls Prep, =.
81, Mafy's At Charlotte Hall, 2.
SUNDAY
qonzass al Loyola Of Baltimore. =
Ct pssppens at salssianum 'wilmins'on
carroll AZ Calvert Nall ,BaitimcgO. 2
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Boiling Subdues Shaw,
$50, for Fifth Straight
b DICK O,BRIEN

Boiling Air Force Base turned
In another sparkling perform
ance and continued it. string
OF victories BY subduine Shaw
Air Force Base at Arnold Field
yesterday. $50.
1T was the NTH victory in as
many starts for Boiling as II
reached the halfway mark Of
the season.
Yesterdays triumph was ac-
complished without the services
Of Its two top-fiight quarter
backs. Ralph 0uglielmi and
John Roach. who were out with
injuries. First String End Dan
Shannon also was out Of action.
Into the. breach at quarter
back came Eddie West Of Alex
andria. formerly Of North Caro-
lima State and Pete Neft. q for
mer Pitt product. They proved
more than adequate replace
fnents.
Most Of Bolling's football
victories have been accom-
pllshed BY air strikes. but yes
terday's scoring attack was
confined strictly to the ground.
shaw. which went into the
game with an undefeated
record Of three straight. saw
Its offense stalled completely
by the hard-charging Boiling
forwards. Neither its running
or passing proved to be effec-
tive against the Generals. Only
once we're the invaders from
Sumter. 8. c.. able to get inside
Bolling's Is and that was late
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St. Adams Scores
Over Sanford, 1910

st. Adams built up a three
touchdown first half lead then
made liberal use Of its reserves
in the second half in defeating
Sanford Prep Of Hockessin. Del,
100. Yesterday at st. Adams
I'm an Interstate Academic Con-
ference football game.
Charley Jonas spearheaded
st. Adams attack. returning a
punt 10 yards in the first quar-
ter for a touchdown and throw
ing a pass to Eddie Trickett
for a touchdown in the second
period. the play covering from
period. the play covering 20
yards. The other score. also in
the second period, was made by
Evan Reese from the S. I.
Sanford --.a--- q o o o.
o' 81, Xibsns scorins TouchdoWns-.
Jonas go. rum; Trickelt go, pass
run from Jnnssl, Ruse Is, rum Con
version--Trickett. 4
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Miller and Schwartz Star
AS Walter Johnson Wins

for the next seven points.
Schwank streaking 90 yards for
q touchdown and Miller bully
ing over for the extra point.
The Spartans hit In the third
period following recovery Of q
tumble by Sam LoPresti with
Billy Grey going over from the
Z. Miller completed Walter
Johnson's scoring with . 90
yard run in the final quarter.
Oxon Hill scored In the sec
ond period when Dan SHELTON
went over from the 4 10 end a
70-yard drive and again in the
fourth quarter when Dan Piper
got of a 33-yard run.
Walt waiter ~ johnson Il I 3 I'll
walter Johnson seorins: Touehdovns
-SchWank. . 60. run: 50. runl. Grey
"a. rum; Miller t:0. rum Conversions
--schwank runl; Miller Urun): Koch
oson Hni SCORING rouehdowus--
SHELTON ~. rum; Piper (33. TunD. Con-
verstou--Holland
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Northwood Victory
Paced by Waters

Northwood High. paced by
Halfback Lenny Waters. won
its second football game in
1--WE starts this season with a
1877 decision over Richard
Montgomery yesterday at
Northwood. 1t was the third
loss against one victory Tor
Richard Montgomery.
Waters scored in the second
quarter from S yards out to
climax a 65-yard drive and
again In the third period. after
long runs by Ronnie Beard, this
time from the 8.
Richard Montgomery's touch
down came in the third quarter
on a 30-yard run by Jim
Schwartzbeck on the first play
from scrimmage following re-
covery of a Northwood tumble
Eich.,ssd'I Mont. 9 z I ~
Riehard Montgomery scorins-- Touch
down schWaitzbeek $50, rum. Con-
version. Mulligan
Northwood scoring - Toucbdovns
Waters q. run; run Conversion
Beard tpsss from Mecullah
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Grand Chul Wins
Rose Tree, Beots
Night Command

MEDIA. Pa. Oct. 10 R.-
oridiron, Pine Shot and Creigh-
ton. all owned by C. Mahlon
Kline Of Amber. won three
races at the 98th annual fall
meeting of the Rose Tree Fox
Hunting Club here today.
Oridiron took the w. Plunket
Stewart Memorial Challenge.
a 2-mile event over brush: Pine
Shot won the Foxcatcher Plate.
another 2-mile brush event:
and Creighton captured the
Autumn Staryers Plate. a mile
and one-half on the nat.
Grand Chal won the main
event, the 77th running Of the
Rose Tree Hunter Challenge
Cup steeplechase, q 3-mile
race. Night Command was
second and Gillian was third.
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Bulls Drubs
Wesley $50

DOVER. Del. Oct. 10 CSpe-
ciaD. - Bulls Prep of Silver
Spring. Md. poured on five
touchdowns in the second half
today in a $50 victory over
Wesley Junior College.
Halfbacks Mary Pixton and
Dick fash both scored once in
each half. They climaxed drives
Of 10 and 20 yards before in
PERMISSION. Quarterback Gary
Hebert was the star Of the
second half with two touch
down passes. a run for another
score and q pair Of extra
points.
BULLS Prep - q & IL Co.'S
Wesley &c u q o. q
Scoring-Bulhs: Touehdowns-Pix-
ton = q. run; IS. lateral from Koehler
after pass IRON HeberD; fash t12.
run; z, rum: Demshar $50, pass from
Hebertl. Hebert Is, rum; Stanat g.
plungel. Conversions - Heoert :.
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ton. showed why last week
when his team held highly
favored Maryland State to a
TT tie. Morgan almost won it.
the gun going OF with the
Bears in possession on the
Maryland 5-yard line.
This will be the 10th annual
Classic and festivities will get
under way with a parade at /
pm. Floats. beauty queens. 10
bands and a number of march,
ing units will take part in the
daylight activities.
Buddy Young, former Bal
timore Colts football star and
now a disc jockey on Station
WEBB in Baltimore. will be on
the pregame show starting at
1880 pm. There also viii be q
halftime program.
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HE'S HURT IN A COUPLE or WAYS
Morgan State Coach
Proves 90 Practical

do as I say, not as I do"
Is the motto Coach Eddie Hurt
has adapted with his Morgan
State College football team,
which. meets West Virginia
State In the Capital Classic
Saturday night at Grifnth
Stadium.
Hurt will show up for the
game with an arm in a sling.
the result Of his former mode
of coaching that included ac-
tual demonstration with verbal
instructions. He leaped into a
scrimmage to show his players
how 1t was done. He found out,
too. as he wound up on the
sidelines with q broken arm.
Hurt. considered one of the
top coaches in the Central In
tercollegiate Athletic Associa-
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Blair Strikes
Quickly 70 Roui
Northwestern
~ DICK sLAY

Montgomery Blair's home
run attack. featuring the
dashes OF Tommy Brown and
little Charlie Pryor. clicked four
times for touchdowns and an
alert defense accounted for am
other six-pointer yesterday. as
the Blazers overwhelmed North
western. 33-6. on Q soggy field
ct Blair.
Halfbacks Brown and Pryor.
who had scored IS Of Blair's IS
previous touchdowns. accounted
for all I'VE yesterday 81 the
home club remained unbeaten
and united after fiye games.
The Blazers followed their
style Of q grand slam On every
play TO the letter in The FIRST
quarter. They ran Just three
plays from scrimmage and had
q 1870 lead.
After Northwestern failed TO
get away . punt. Pryor took q
pitchout and threw ~ yards
TO Brown In the back Of the
end zone. Three plays later.
Pryor intercepted q wildcat
pass and ran 80 yards UNI
touched. Another six plays. five
|of them by Northwestern, and
Pryor was on on q 6l-yard
romp on an inside reverse.
after which he added his first
Of three extra points.
Brown completed the Blair
production with runs, Of Al
yards in the second quarter
and 80 yards in the final. both
through left tackle behind the
blocking Of Quarterback Bob
York.
Northwestern's only retalia-
ton came at the start Of the
second period on q 44-yard
march. John 0ravely recovered
q tumble by Brown. who was
returning Q punt. II required
IL plays TO push over the Blair
goal, Quarterback Sonny Gar
rett sneaking the last yard.
Garrett was Northwestern's
most effective weapon all after
noon. and on the scoring drive
he hit three out Of three passes
for % yards and carried him.
self for 6 yards to set Up his
plunge.
The Wildcats lost their fifth
game In a row since an opening
victory. Blair's SO record in
cludes three victories in the
Bit County League. In which 1t
Is now tied with rival Bethesda
Chevy Chase for first place.
s sisin Is : 9 Gsss
|. Northwestern scortns: Touchdown
Garrett q. plunse).
Blair seorins: Touehdo.ns--Brogn
runl;. Pryor . 60. PASS inteFeeption
81. runl conversions-Pryor , e
plaeements rush..