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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-09
Builders Meet Tuesduy

The Master Builders Asso-
citation, Inc, will hold its
regular monthly meeting at 6
pm: Tuesday in the May
flower Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-09
Two Fine Bethesda Locations
Rock Creek Highlands. Md.

New 5-bedroom z-both spt-eve with entroncs hoI ex-
tsney large Kitchen formal dining room, built garage
ideal space provided for reeeoton Located Jorge
lot with deodend street. Convenient TO Holy Re-
deemer Perish immediate occupancy.
LETT on Sarl Rood ock
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01
AldertOn REGARDED

Maryland. long q stronghold
Of big. talented. prospective pro
linemen. has an outstanding
candidate in Gene Alderton, q
center who viii share the CO.
captain's' duties with Jack
Healy. And being co-captain
this year means being presented
to Queen Elizabeth before the
Maryland-North Carolina game
here October 10. Alderton will
have to hustle because Wilbur
Main will push him.
Fred Cole. q fearless 220-
lpounder from Newark. N. j.,
and Don Healy, who likes q
playing weight Of about 240. are
the type tackles Maryland fans
have grown used TO. and Paul
Tonetti and Ron Athey are the
guards until somebody beats
them out.
| Halfback Bob Layman and
Fullback Jim Halter, who made
mistakes when they had TO M
lin last year without proper prep
aration. should benefit from
| the partial season Of work. And
there's the sophomore sensa-
ton Of the Alumni game, Jim
Joyce from Philadelphia. plus
HOWE Dare. At again.
Cooke Good Punter
Ends Ben Scott, Bill Steppe,
Ed Cooke. Bill Turner and Al
Beardsley have IA work days to
see who will start against the
Aggies, with Cooke having his
bunting ability going for him.
The backfleld candidates in
clude the versatile Fred Hamil-
ton. busiest Of the Terps backs
last year, Ted Kershner. Phil
Perlo. and Healy. the latter
provided his knee holds up and
he is not called into the serv-
lice.
Maryland's start is extremely
important this year. The Aggie
and Duke games. with potential
trouble-maker N. c. State in
between. could make or break
the Terps early.
Key Injury Would Hurt
Mont believes the team is
1907 better organized. but he
realizes 1t cannot sustain q key
injury, much less the wholesale
ones that struck one blow after
: another last year.
There doesn't appear to be
much sophomore help except
for Joyce, Ron Breedlove and
Tom Gunderman at guards, and
Larry Casparro at fullhack
But there may be some pleasant
surprises in store. The bon
ofnce already has had a miracle
Of sorts come Its way In the
, visit Of the Queen and maybe
others will come the football
teams way.
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Football TeIevision

The following games are those scheduled to be shown
on televson washington stations this fall Times
shown Washington time We suggest you clip out this
list and save it for use during the season.
The fun schedule Of IS collegiate games will be shown
here for the first time In several years. WRC- will
carry Atlantic Coast Conference games the four dates
allotted to regional teevison The game to be shown viii
not be announced until the Monday preceding the game
The same system win be used regarding the two Big Ten
games scheduled
Although not listed here. for those who can get
Baltimore channel tWGAR), all Colts road games win
be shown.
September Is Sunday-Batimore VS. Chicago Cardinals
GOuisvlle), (exhibition), wToP-s. pm.
September II, Saturday Maryland at Texas A&M
wRC-4 4:45 pm; Baltimore vs.. Chicago Cardinals
(St. Louisl, Exhibition, WTTG-5, 10 pm.
September r. Sunday-New York Giants at Detroit Tex
hibition), wToP-o. pm.
September 20, Saturday : Northwestern at Stanford
WRC-, 5:45 pm.
September 20. Redskins at Pittsburgh wToP-s
pm.
October s, Saturday - Michigan state at California
WRc-4 6:l5 pm.
October {, sunday Redskins at Chicago. Cardinals
WToP-9, pm.
October L. Observation-Disclosures Coast Conference game
WRC4
October Is. saturday-Big Ten game. wRcA
October %. Saturday-Atantc Coast Conference game
WRCA.
October q, sdnday-R Redskins at New York. wToP-0
pm. s~ avg ~
November 2, Saturday-Big Ten game, wRc-
November ;, Sunday-Redskins at Cleveland, wToP-s,
2pm.
November .. Coast Conference game.
WRCA
November 1s. saturday-Notrs Dame at Oklahoma,
WRC+. 2:4s pm.
November g. saturdayAtIantic Coast Conference game
WRC4
November "A, Sunday-Redskns at Philadelphia, wToP-
o,2pm
November 70, Thursday-Green Bay at Detroit wToP-e
noon; Texas at Texas AIM. wRC-4, AIS pm.
November 80, Saturday-Army-Navy Philadephla),
WRCA, lis pm.
December l, Sunday-Redskins at Chicago Bears
WTOP-9, pm.
December Saturday-New York at Pittsburgh WTOP-9
pm; Pittsburgh at Miami wRCA. s:45 pm.
December H. Saturday-Chicaeo Cardinals at rhla-
delphia. WTOP-O. 1880 pm
December a. Sunday-Pittsburgh at Chicago Cardinals
wToP-S, pm.
December %. sunday-Pro playof. station to be an
nounced
Tin addition to the above. filmed highlghts Of Red
skins games will be shown Tuesday nights following Sunday
games on WTTG-S at 7:30 o'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01
81 Varsity Candidates
.Stort CIV Grid Drills

things in GW'S favor this year.
10 quick, lcng-range scoring
threat in every back1eld slot.
Jerry Looney. the veteran
quarterback. made almost as
many yards rushing last season
as he did passing. Mike SOM
mer at left halfback was the
whizz Of old in spring practice
after injuries contributed to a
disappointing season last year
Ted COMA at right half and
Dick Claypool at fullback,
shifted from halfback. are two
others with size. speed and ex-
perience.
The problem at CIV viii be
to keep injuries to q minimum
and get the players in condition
to play Q lot Of football. That's
the reason they'll be working
hard right at the start tomor-
row. Although the players win
be humping into each other
with serious blocking and tack
ling practice. actual scrim-
images probably will be held To
q minimum during fall prac-
tice. They just don't have
enough players.
With Q team that win not be
g. strong numerically as last
years. the Colonials face a
tougher schedule. Two teams
they barely beat. Miami Of
Ohio and Hardin Simmons,
have been replaced by two
TOUCHES Air Force Academy
and Navy.
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ture. He was q draft choice Of
the Washington Redskins.
Among Belvoir's collegiate
material this year are Steve
James, former Beloit quarter
back; Keith Palmquist Of
Washington State: Harold
Belcher Of Cincinnati: Don
Pelley and Robert Adams Of
Oklahoma and Dominic Pecco
Of Purdue.
On the schedule side Of the
situation. both Quantico and
Boiling have frightened up this
year by dropping some Of their
weaker opponents and going for
tougher competition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01
By GEORGE HUBER

George Washington's foot
ball players win have on their
heavy equipment and will be
banging heads right at the
start Of fall practice tomorrow
morning.
The Colonials have much u
live up to-a Tell record last
season and an upset Sun Bowl
triumph-and they may no,
have enough players TO do It
The varsity squad reporting to
Head Coach 30 Sherman to-
morrow morning on the Eros
Island practice field numbers
81 players.
There are Is lettermen in the
group, with one ct every start
ing position. Although quite {
number of important players
have been graduated, the first
team still win be . good. ex-
perienced one. After that the
going win get rough.
The first line viii average
2O5 pounds, helped BY the 260-
pound Tackle I'd Rutseh. Il
win be deep only at end. where
four veteran players operate
II Franny Gleason gets over 9
broken leg he experienced THU
summer.
The first backfield win aver.
age $50 pounds. and it VIII Be 9
good one with every playeI
capable Of going all the way
That win be one Of the bi1
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|Bakntiar Back
With Cavaliers

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Aug
81 (Special)-Ben Martin,
starting his second season a.
Virginia football coach. when
practice opens tomorrow. ex-
poets an improved team built
around Capt. and Fullback Jim
Bakhtiar.
Quarterback Nelson Var
brough. leading passer in the
Atlantic Coast Conference last
season, also win be . big factor
in virginia's attack this year.
Virginia may be weakest In
the line, where nine lettermer
were lost. Martin still win b
able to field an experienced
FIRST team. however. and the
Cavaliers success may depend
on how well the reserves de.
velop.
Bakhtiar was the No. 2 rush.
ing leader in the ACC last yeal
and promises to be as power
full as ever. He may become
only the second player In viz.
ginia history to gain LOOT
yards in one season. He Il
Just as valuable on defense n
an outside linebacker, and HI
also will do most Of the kick.
offs and placement kicking.
Working with Bakhtiar and
Yarbrough in the No. l back.
field as practice opens probably
will be Halfbacks Alvin Cast
and Sonny Randle. both speed,
juniors.
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MountuineerS
Depth
In BuckfieId

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 81
(R.-on, the Southern Con-
ference football calendar for
1857, there's q big red circle
around the date: September
%.
The season viii scarcely have
begun, but on that afternoon
at Morgantown. w. Va. the
conference championship might
well be decided in q game be-
tween West Virginia and Vir-
ginia Tech.
Barring the emergence Of q
darkhorse. these two teams
seem likely to lord it over the
10-college conference. Each has
ambitions for national ranking.
Each, too. has problems,
West Virginia. conference
champion the last four years
and winner Of 81 straight league
games. has impressive expert
ence and its deepest line
strength since Coach Art Lewis
came to Morgantown in 1850.
Ten seniors and one Junior
form the starting team. In
Guards Chuck Howley and Joe
Nicely, two mobile 220-pound-
ers. the Mountaineers boast O
pair Of All-America candidates
in the three-deep line.
But except for Fullback
Larry Krutko. whose 584 yards
led conference rushes last fail,
the West Virginia backf1eld
hasn't a star Of proven stature.
Lewis has hope that Mickey
Trimarki will develop into q
terror at quarterback. but half
backs are in exceedingly short
supply.
At Virginia Tech. Coach
Frank Moseley has fast-mov-
ing backs to spare and such ID
the depth at quarterback that
not even all-conference choice
Jimmy Lugar is sure of his
Job. But in the interior line
at tackle, at guard. perhaps al
center-depth must be supplied
by newcomers.
Moseley's showpieces In the
line are q 6-foot-2 sophomore
End Carroll Dale. and 6-foot-l
Tackle Jim Burks.
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Duke Gjridders
Picked 10 Lead:
Atlantic Coast

GREENSBORO, N. C.. Aug.
81 E1.-Duke appears to be the
one to beat for the Atlantic
Coast Conference football
championship and q line on the
Blue Devils should be available
early.
They play two Of their most
serious challengers. South Caro-
lima and Maryland. in the first
three weeks Of the season.
Coach Bill Murray has . big.
powerful Duke team. although
q source Of concern is the rela-
tive lack Of experienced tackles.
Guard Roy Hord and Fullback
Hal McElhaney are candidates
for high honors, and there's 3
stable fun Of good halfbacks
headed by Wray Carlton.
Warren Giese's South Caro-
lima Gamecocks last season
handed Duke its only ACC loss
in II games over three years.
Giese has . quarterback prob
lem, but he has q couple OF
dandy halfbacks in King Dixon
and Alex Hawkins and q briis.
ing tackle in John Kompara.
Terps Are Hopeful
Maryland, last years confer
ence hard luck champion, is
looking for q rebound from its
2-7-1 mark that marred the
debut Of Tommy Mont.
Clemson. last years champion
and Orange Bowl game bid
winner. must get q lot Of inn
portant help from sophomores.
Frank Howard has 81 letter.
men. but only five are in the
backfeld. His line features at
year-old Guard John Grdijan.
Jim Tatum's second year at
North Carolina should have the
Tar Heels moving up after
seven losing seasons. Improved
line play Is expected to help I'M
cork the scoring punch lack
ing last year. Twenty-four let
termen are available. plus some
promising sophs. One of the
latter is Don Coker, 205-pound
fullback.
Virginia Backs Good
North Carolina State, which
has had only one winning
season in the last nine. is an
other team looking for i'm
provement as Earle Edwards
starts his fourth year with 10
starters back and 10 lettermen.
Wake Forest has virtually no
experienced backfield hands.
Paul Amen has entrusted quar-.
terback duty to Jim Dalrymple.
erstwhile halfback.
Virginia's Ben Martin begins
his second year hoping to i'm.
prove on a school record Of only
eight victories in four seasons.
Infested inemen must come
along to help capitalize on the
abilities Of q one-two backfield
punch Of Fullback Jim Bakh-
thar and Quarterback Nelson
Yarbrough.
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Conference Coaches
Pick Probable Sturs

RICHMOND. Aug. 81 @.-
A preseason poll Of football
coaches in the Southern Con-
ference dominates West vir-
ginia. defending champion. Al
the conferences team Of the
year.
Chuck Howley. West Virginia
guard. and Charlie Sidwell
william and Mary halfback
get the early nod as players Of
the year.
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Good Squad Reporting
To league at Citadel

CHARLESTON, s. c.. Aug,
81 (epecial)-Eddie league,
former Maryland player and
assistant coach. VIII have %
lettermen candidates for The
Citadel eleven this fall.
league. who played at East
ern High In Washington before
going to Maryland. succeeds
Johnny Sauer as coach.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01
QUEENS PICTURE
.ADORNS COVER OF
TERP GRID. BOOK

Royalty adorns the
Maryland football press
brochure this year.
A four-color picture Of
Queen Elizabeth Of Eng
land. who will attend the
Maryland : North Carolina
game here October 10, is
on the front cover.
sPublicist Joe Blair
proudly had his brochure
on display at yesterdays
Press Day luncheon at Col
lege Park. Cocaptains Jack
Healy and Gene Alderton.
the original cover boys.
now are on the back.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01
Morgan Is Booked
In Capitol Classic

BALTIMORE, Aug. 81 (Spe-
cial) Two Washingtonians.
Halfback Elmer Flye and Cen
ter Ralph Chase, are among
the Is lettermen returning to
the Morgan State College foot
ball team this fall.
The Bears. who tied with
Delaware State for the CIAA
title last year, face q tough
nine-game schedule that in
cludes .. game against Mary
land state for the first time.
They meet in q night game at
Memorial Stadium october IL
Morgan also will play in the
Capital Classic against West
Virginia State College the night
of October Is in washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01
Service Teams
Look for Good
1857 Records
By DICK O'BRIEN


Military forces again win
play . prominent role in the
Washington areas football pic
ture with Boiling Air Force
Base, Quantico Marines and
Fort Belvoir fielding outstand-
ing teams.
Also in the military limelight
viii be Fort Meade. Naval Re-
ceiving Station and Fort Myer.
all readying representative
teams. Fort Myer is to be .
team for the first time in seven
years.
Boiling Air Base. with Coach
George Makris at the helm.
and the Quantico Marines, with
Major Hal Harwood in COM
mand, again appear to be the
leaders in this area. Fort Bel
voir has been hit hard through
loss Of veteran personnel and
must start from scratch. Chief
Warrent Oficer Sam Puter-
baugh, an assistant coach last
year, has succeeded Capt. Jim
Talley as head coach at Belvoir.
One Of the top name players
with the Engineers this year Is
Frank Tamburello. the former
Maryland quarterback.
Play Big Game
Boiling and Quantico. judg-
ing from their rosters. both fig-
ure to turn in good records.
The top game Of the year here
is the meeting between the
Air1nen and the Marines, to be
played this year at Quantico.
Last year Quantico came up
with Q thrilling 7-6 victory.
In addition to many Of its
1856 stars. Boiling has the fol-
lowing new men IN the ranks:
Joe Heap and Paul Matz Of
Notre Dame; Bob McQuaide,
Pitt: Dale Meinert. Oklahoma
AIM; Bob Skoronski, Indiana;
Merl Searcy, Northwestern:
John Roach, Southern Metho-
dist. and Veryl Sweitzer Of
Kansas State.
Holdovers from q great 1856
team include Ralph Guglielmi.
Dan Shannon, Doyle Nix. Pete
Neft, Ed Weaver and Jim Ko-
penhaver.
New talent at Quantico in
cludes Herb Naaken and Chuck
Franklin Of Utah; Don Karno-
soak. captain Of the Colorado
U. team last year who is going
for the center post: Jim Ringer
Of Northwestern and Ray Muir.
ray. George Washington Uni
versity fullPack last year.
Veterans Are Back
Marine holdovers are Quar-
terback John Shearer. former
Bladensburg High School boy
who made the Little All-Amer-
lea team playing for Shepherd
College in West Virginia; HALF
back Tom Refs Of Boston Col
lege; End Dick Lucas, also Of
Be; Bernie Tarasovich, center,
a Holy Cross: Tackle OrV
Tresk. Of Rice and the three
All-Marine selections last year,
Guard Fred Bucci, End John
Hopkins and Fullback Doug
Cameron.
Quantico also has in It's ranks
the colorful Royce Flippen.
Princeton halfback whose status
at the moment Is not quite
clear. Flippen has been playing
with the Marine baseball team
and apparently has not quite
decided about his football fu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01
60 Candidates Expected

Sixty candidates are ex-
pected. % of them lettermen,
and several positions are in
doubt. particularly at end and
In the backfleld.
This time last year. Maryland
was coming OF Of an unbeaten
regular season and was said to
have the finest material in the
schools history. The picture
was rosy. But the draft, hepa-
tits and injuries hit the squad
and the bottom fell out. The
record was 2-7-l. the poorest
since 1914.
Despite the presence Of the
other seven ACC schools, plus
the Aggies. Tennessee and Mi
ami on the schedule. Maryland
is hoping for q modest come
back this year.
The big question appears to
be at quarterback. where there
viii be no new faces. However,
II Dickie Lewis knee holds up,
he. Bob Rusevlyan and John
Fritsch may be able to combine
their talents for a respectable
job.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01

EAsroN. Pa. Aug. 81 (Spe.
ciaD Gordon Gibson Of Wash
ington, d. c., an end. Is among
the IS lettermen back with tho
Lafayette College football team
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01
Terps Starting
Heavy Drills
For Texas AIM
By MERRELL WHITTLEsEY

by MEhHELL WHATTLESEY
Texas AIM and Duke. favor
ties to win their respective
Southwest and Atlantic Coast
Conference titles. are two OF
Maryland's first three OPP
ponents, which gives an idea
Of the magnitude Of the task
facing Coach Tommy Mont and
his Terps when they start prac-
tice tomorrow morning.
For the FIRST time since the
pre-Jim Tatum era, Maryland
win not start practice at q
near-dawn hour, but will wait
until $3.50 for its practice, and
be back on the field at 4 pm
Mont wants his squad to be &C.
climated to the heat such as II
expects to encounter Septem-
Der II in the Cotton Bowl in q
nationally televised game.
Mont and his staff. with re-
turnee Jack Hennemier an 1ex-
tremely valuable addition. have
spent countless hours this sum-
mer digesting the Texas Aggie
attack. and they hope to impart
their knowledge to the squad
in the IA practice days before
the kickoff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-27
Owner to Restore
Collapsed Wall

An owner of the disputed
party wall which partly COL
lapsed recently at 2127-29 P
street NV. has agreed to make
repairs demanded by the city.
Cabell Gwathmey. District
licenses and inspections chief,
yesterday disclosed that Eighth
Realty Corp. has been given a
permit to do the construction
work. required under party-wall
regulations adopted by the city
several months ago.
A part Of a brick wall on the
p street property fell into a
parking lot in January. Another
portion fell last week.
The city had planned to dc
the repair work and then assess
the realty corporation and an
other property-owner for the
cost. But this plan has now
been dropped, Mr.. Gwathmey
said, with the understanding
! that If the repair does not pro-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-27

1855. But, he said. these were
not sustainable trends and we
have had "choppy movements
since then.
DR.. Nourse criticized the
Ford Motor Co. reply to Wal
ter P. Reuther ON automobile
prices as bad public relations.
Mr.. Reuther urged a 500 cut
in automobile prices next year
and said which the auto work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-27
Hackers License
Revocation Stuyed

Proposed revocation of a taxi
cab drivers license was over
ruled by the District Commits
sioners yesterday.
A board Of District officials
recommended revoking the
hackers permit Of Howard w.
Morris, Al, Of All Randolph
street NV.
The four-man board majority
acted, officials said. because
Mr.. Morris had been charged
with operating a lottery.
The United States Commits
sioner before whom Mr.. Nor
ris was taken refused to ar
raign him on the ground he
had been illegally seized and
searched. however.
Assistant Corporation Coun-
sci John Hess. who dissented
from the revocation move, told
the city heads he felt the action
was taken on insufficient evil
dence. The Commissioners
Sustained Mr.. Hess.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-27

ers would take into considera-
ton in contract negotiations.
When Mr.. Reuther was max
ing demands for a guaranteed
annual wage. DR.. Nourse said.
the Ford reaction was to say
"let us sit down and reason to-
|gether% On auto prices, how
ever. the reply was a summary
refusal.
A warning against Commu-
nists' efforts toward ideologi-
cal enlightenment Of the United
States was sounded at the con-
ference by Conger Reynolds
He is director Of the ONCE OF
Private Cooperation of the
United States Information
Agency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-27
Leeds in Ruisin Output

IzMIR. Turkey. - Turkey,
with an annual yield of $4,000
tons is the worlds leading
raisin producer. The Izmir
region on the west coast is
noted for its sultana raisins,
which have remarkably soft
skins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-27
I1ord- Boiled Eggheod
Economists Prescribed

The intellectual in business and economics must be
"hardboed egghead" ready economic facts
ing to economist Edwin G. Nourse
against the "soft-boied egghead who likely
to let his dreams carry beyond possibility achieve
ment."
Nourse first chairman Of the Presidential Coun-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-27

ell of Economic Advisers when
1t was first set UP. He addressed
q luncheon meeting yesterday
of the fourth annual Middle
Atlantic Public Relations Con-
ference at the Hotel Statler.
He carefully excluded him.
self from the ranks Of the
New Era" apostles. He point
ed to the manufacture of 7.8
million automobiles and the
start Of IA million homes in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-27

coed to ofiiciai satisfaction the
building permit will be revoked
and the matter taken UP again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08
Legislators Return Blast
On Drive Test Rejection

ANNAPOLIS, Feb. QF.-A House committee stung by a.
blast from Gov McKeldn its rejection require
examination of Maryland drivers every three
years returned the executive fire today
Chairman Lloyd Smpkns of the Judiciary Committee issued
statement saying Gov Mcedn propose