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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-22

the various mink mutation
tones to blend in with your
furS. Silk crepe will probably
be in every store window this
fall and winter season. It's
No. l on the hit parade.
IT'S NEW--In the eayeSt.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-24
History Con Be Fun!
BY MRS. Il. d. JERvEY

The school boy OF girl who does
not consider history most unin-
teresting either has a very fine
teacher or a natural interest in
The subject.
The group that gathered in the
assembly room Of ST. Luka's Epis-
copal church May Is at the invi-
tation Of the Fine Greek Mills
Home Demonstration Club Won
dered how history could ever have
been considered dull. The pro-
gram presented was the commun-
ity's recognition Of the 350th an
%niversary Of the First permanent
English settlement in America.
A map Of Virginia black board
desk with school bell. ruler and
reference books lent al air OF the
school room to the oral history
examination given by Miss Helen
Jervey. the delightful teacher Of
the evening.
The pupils asked To come Up
front, stand before the class. and
answer questions on jamestown
history were. tPimmie."-Col. j
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-24
Education Group
Selects Officers

Cornelia Anne Bate a Junior
Of Longwood College and an
elementary major from McKen-
ney. was recently elected to lead
Kappa Delta RI far TIC coming
year. In the same election. Anita
Heflin. from Ashland was chosen
vice-president, Ellen Webb, from
W~ardtown. secretary. Sylvia
Moore. from Gloucester treasur-
er; and Eliza Buchanan, from
Brownsburg, the historian.
Kappa Delta ri il a national
honor society In education which
seeks to recognize the ability of
students who have attained the
highest intellectual achievements
and have shown an outstanding
interest In the field OF education.
A recent activity OF the group
was the tea honoring all of the
Deans List students.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-24
Vice-Regents Chosen
At OAR Meeting

Judith Randolph chapter, Daugh-
ters Of tho American Revolution.
held its final meeting Of the year
May Is iii the home Of Mrs. w. W
McClintie. Mrs. j. NJ. Watkins
served as JOINT hostess.
The chapter elected Mrs. R. B,
Crawford as v|ice-regent. and Mrs,
s. ". Putney. jill. AS second vice
regent. Election of new members
was also held. Plans were made
for the l957-58 programs.
Mrs. Graves H Thompson, regent.
who attended the OAR Continental
Congress in Washington, presented
her report as the program.
The chapter stood in silent tribute
to the memory of n of its charter
members. Mrs. Clara Cunningham
Watkins, who died May Is.
June IA is OAR day for the
jamestown festival and many
members plan to attend. The Vir-
GINA Society, OAR. has presented
to the festival a Holy table for the
old church.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-24
Legion Auxiliary
Elects A Officers,
Hears Annual Report

Four new officers were elected
and record Of the years activities
were outlined Tuesday at the
American Legion auxiliary meet
ing held at the home Of Mrs.
Grace Gordon. Mrs. Richard Inge
and Mrs. G. M. Redd we're CO.
h~ostesses.
Mrs. Warren Kernodle WAS
elected second vice-president;
Mrs. Morris Smith. treasurer:
Mrs. E. A. Chapc>ll, chaplain,
md Mrs. Owen Dunkley, histor-
ian.
Mrs. G Gordon. Americanism
chairman. reported that a pamph-
1t. The Miracle of American
SIN had been distributed to high
school seniors at Farmville and
Worsham, and that a flag had
been donated to the Prospect
Girl Scout troop.
Miss Carrie Bliss. reporting on
Tie work OF n chlld welfare
committee. noted that SI31 had
been contributed to aid veterans
and their families.
Mrs. r. B. Crawford reported
that $40 had been donated to the
Carville ~leprosarium guest fund.
Mrs. S. w. Putney. civil defense
chairman and district civil de-
Tense chairman Of the Virginia
Home Economics association. had
charge of the program. She told
of her experiences at the civil de-
Tense training class she attended
recently in Maryland. and noted
the Importance Of civil defenaes
training.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-24
Lancaster Award
Goes to Sister Of
First Stipend Winner

The third Dabney S. Lancaster
scholarship at Longwood College
this week was awarded to a sister
Of the scholarships first winner.
Named in honor of the Long
wood president emeritus. the
scholarship of 5000 Will go to
Dorothy Boswell. of Midway Is
land, for 1957-l958 Her sister.
Muriel Boswell, who is nov teach
ing in New Jersey. won the first
scholarship offered two years ago.
Loretta Kuhn, of Richmond, cur
rently holds the award.
A sophomore in elementary edu-
cation, Miss Boswell plans to
teach either kindergarten or the
first grade. AS the winner of two
state scholarships. she has agreed
% teach in Virginia for one year
following her graduation.
Winning scholarships is moth
ing new TO her. for she also has
held a Dupont scholarship and a
Parent-Teacher association scho-
larship while she has been at
Longwood.
A graduate Of Stafford High
School in Falmouth, Mis- Boswell
will be assistant business mana
ger of the annual and secretary
of the house council next year at
Longwood. This year she has been
working part-time in the alumnao
office.
Announcement of Miss Bos-
wells selection was made in as
sembly Tuesday. Formal presen-
tation Of the award to the daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bos-
well will be made at commence
ment.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-24
Club Calendar

Baptist WINS. - Monday. Nav
u. 8 p. m. Eva Sanders circle
with Mrs. Howard Anglin. Ruth
kersey circle with Mrs. j. M. Ar
rington. Cornelia Level circle with
Mrs. Fred Putney. Edith Brad
shaw circle with Mrs. M. c. An
drews. Frances Hudgins circle
with Mrs. d. NJ. Locklair. Ann
Sydnor Petit circle with Mrs. w.
f. johnson. Elizabeth Hale circle
at the church. Hazel Moon circle
will meet Monday. May 81. 3 ..
M, at the church. Frances Bagby
circle. Tuesday. May %, 10 a. m
with Mrs. 0. B. Blair.
Duplicate Bridge club No. 3 -
Thursday, May %. 8 p. M. at
Woman's club house.
Elementary School P-TA -
Thursday, May %. 8 p. m. in the
school auditorium. Final commit
zee reports and election of offic-
ers.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-24
Fallwell Family
Widely Scattered

Thomas Henry FallweI. Of Nor
folk. visited here Wednesday. He
IS still going strone. representing
General Shoe company.
Hard W9rk keeps me young /
hc said, ans lac Keeps remarkably
young looking.
Where ara tAa boys Tom.
Noel. Marshall and Lem
Tom is 20 southern Illinois at
Rosiclalre as a purchasing agent
for Alcoa He has four daughters
and a son
NOEL IS with Monroe Calculat-
ing Machine company as man
ager of the Norfolk branch. HI
has q son ana d daaghtey.
Marshall is a Lieutenant colone.
id The VI S. Army currently sta-
toned IL Italy.
Len is with the Dupont com
pany in Wilm!nseon. Do.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-24
Miss Cash Marries
Thomas B. Fields

Miss Maxine Cash. the daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Oscar L. Cash. OF
Lynchburg. and the late Mr.. Cash
became the bride of Thomas B
Fields, the son of Mr.. and Mrs
A. G. Fields, Of Lynchburg Sat
urday.
The Rev. Henry Hammond per-
formed the double ring ceremony
at 4 p. m. in Holy Cross Catholic
church.
William l. Cash. Of Farmville,
gave his sister in marriage. Mrs.
Claude F. Spencer. of Lynchburg
was matron of honor for her sis
ter, Mrs, William L. Cash. of
Farmvllle was bridesmaid.
Groomsmen were j. P. Vaughan,
Carroll Walker. Harry D. White.
Jr., and Edward Tomlin. all of
Lynchburg.
A reception was held after the
ceremony at Fort Hill Country
Club Mr.. and Mrs. Fields will be
at home in Lynchburg following
a Northern wedding trip.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-24
History Con Be Fun.
Students Pay Respects to
jamestown Anniversary

r. Jervey. "William'-the Rev.
Mr.. Stitt. "Ann"-Mrs. G.. M.
Hoeg. "Pierce"-Gen. l.. P. Col
Inns; "Ed"-Edmond Strudwick,
and Dwight and Addie"-Mr.
and Mrs. D. w. Wood, il.
The answers given in each in
stance showed a keen interest BY
the individuals; interest that had
led to much extra reading. The
questions brought out information
on the present bounds Of Virginia
site and date Of first settlement,
the three small ships that brought
the colonist, the Rev. Hunt, Poca-
hontaS, and the renowned local
artist, Julien Binford. who has a
painting on exhibit at the James
town Festival
MI, and Mrs. Wood showed
ONE Of their very fine colored
slides, taken since the opening OF
the celebration. Mrs. Julien
Bowles and Mrs Chas Celia. Of
Powhatan g. H., taught the
group "Old Virginia, a song Of
Virginia that deserves to be SUNG
much nor often than ii is.
The every unschool-like APP
plause given each pupil as they
completed replies to the various
questions ~propounded indicated
the enjoyment afforded the group
by the original program.
When school was dismissed tea
and cookies we're served In Sam
uel Johnson's day he called him
self "Eneland's most shameless
tea drlnker.' and tea was pro
nounced TO rhyme with hay.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-24
LongWood Graduate
To Study at Oxford

A 1855 graduate of Longwood
College has been granted a resi-
dence post at Lady Margaret Col
lego. oxford, for the next acade-
mic year She has been awarded a
Rotary International fellowship,
one of 1913 awarded students from
30 countries.
At oxford the winner. Miss
Nancy Nelson, an Alexandria
English teacher, will specialize in
English literature Of the Renais-
sance period and will do a re-
search project under the direc-
ton Of the Lady Margaret Col
lege vice-president.
The Newport News Rotary club
sponsored Miss Nelson for the
fellowship. AT Longwood, Miss
Nelson was chosen for Who's
Who Among Students in Ameri-
can Universities ana Colleges, \
and graduated with honors.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-24

Nh. and Mrs. Lloyd S. Croyle,
Of Johnstown, Pa, announce the
engagement Of their daughter,
Louise to Charles r. Hogge, Jr..
son u MIS-. Charles r. Hogge, Of
Catonsyille. Md. and the late Mr.
Hogge.
Miss Croyle is a graduate of
Goshen College. Goshen. Ind,
she teaches at the Roland Park
Elementary school, Baltimore,
Md
MI Hogge. formerly Of Farm
VILE, IS a graduate of Falmville
High School and Virginia Mill
tary Institute. After serving as
an officer Id the field artillery for
two years, He joined Westing-
house Electric corporation. in
Baltimore as an electrical engi-
neer.
The wedding is planned fol-
September 7 at Catonsville Meth
odist church.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-24
Mrs. Bill Hoffman
Guest Of Honor

Mrs E. S Shields entertained
with a luncheon at her home last
week in honor of Mrs. William
Hoffman.
Mrs. Hoffman was feted Tues
day with a Coke party at Long
wood House by Mrs. William P.
Hay and Mrs. Robert Brumfield.
Mrs. Walter Richardson. Mrs.
Frank Orgain. Mrs. Henry Bit
finger. Mrs. Z. P Lancaster and
LIS + ; Shields assisted.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-24
Re,soua( N2enfi;ou

Lee Turner. Of Richmond, was an
overnight guest here this week.
MS. Earl Andrews and children
OF Petersburg, are guests of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Garland
Caban'ss. this week. Mrs. Andrews
and Mrs. Cabaniss visited Mrs.
Andrews grandmother, Mrs. George
Cahaniss, in Bedford during the
week.
Mn. and Mrs. Gene Ward. and
family. wee week end guests Of
the A. L. Wards in Lynchburg
The Misses Olive her and Rebecca
Brockbrough visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Lee in Madison Sunday. Mrs.
Lee is the former Miss Jane Lohr.
who graduated from Longwood Col
leee in 1856.
NJ. and Mrs. T. L. Lancaster and
sons. Leitch and Bin. have moved
into their new home on Fourth we
nne extension.
Mrs. 6. @. C1eto and daughter,
Terry. Of Rocky Mount. N. G.. viii
attend the marriage of Mrs. Cueto's
sister. Miss Dorothy Green. to Rob
ert Glover. Of CreWe. here Saturday.
They will be guests Of the John
Mitchells for the week end.
Mrs. VIII Meadows has returned
TO Appomattox. after spending sew
eral days with her sister-in-law.
Mrs, Matte G%illispie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ford Denchfield. Of
Miami. Fla. is visiting Mrs. Judson
Dowdy and Mrs. Dan Locklair.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Raymond left
Tuesday for Cincinnati. Ohio. where
they will attend the funeral Of Mr.
Ravmond's sister-in-laW. Mrs. Peter
Raymond, Thursday. The Raymonds
were accompanied by his sisters.
Mrs. Alice Wilson and Mrs. Ester
Willis, Of Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Yeats and
children. Ann and Bobby. and Mr.
and Mrs. Douglas Jackson and
family. visited Mrs. W. F. Mcdaniel
in Shenandoah during the week end
Mrs. Laura Elizabeth Price. Of
Front Royal, will be a week end
guest Of Mrs. Margaret D. Bruce.
Henry Hubbard spent last week
end at Virginia Beach.
Mrs. Wilbur T%urrentine, of Green's
boro, N O.. was a week end guest
Of the Rev and Mrs. j A. Vache
The Rev. and Mrs. j. A. Vache at
tended the funeral Of Mrs. Karl
Bober In Norfolk Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Hart. Of Wash
ington. d. O.. were recent guests
of Mr.. Harris sister. Miss Martha
Jane Hart
DR.. and Mrs A. Tyree Finch
attended the golf tournament i'll
Clarksville during the week end
Mrs. r. T. Blaylock, of Richmond
is spending some time with her
niece. Mrs. Morton Davis. and Mr..
Davis. Other guests Of the Davises
for the week end were their daugh-
ter. Mrs. R c. Carr, III. and Mr.
Carr. Of Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Brooks. Of
Williamsburg, we're guests Of Dr..
and Mrs. Earl r. Boggs for the
week end. Mr. Brooks, Of the faculty
of william and Mary College, will
join the department Of education at
Longwood College in September.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-24
FHS Seniors Start
Graduation Whirl
With Banquet, Dance

Farmville High School seniors
started their whirl of graduation
activities Saturday with a ban
quet at Longwood House followed
5y a dance at the Moose Lodge
Jimmy Johns gave the invoca-
lion at the banquet. and Katie
Mae Bolt, the class president.
welcomed the guests. Linda Tay-
Tor and Allen Dahl gave the class
history, and Lillian Crenshaw
and Howard Noel the last viii
and testament Of the class Of
1857.
Lucy Ward and Bobby Phillips
presented the class prophecy. and
Nancy Brisentine and jeanne
Graziani recited the class poem.
Stranger in Paradise" was the
theme Of the dance that followed
% the music OF Pat Partridge's
oand Joe Mitchell and Miss Gra-
zianl were crowed king and queen,
respectively
Mrs. John @. Graziani and Ms,
r E. Garland entertained the
seniors at an intermission party.
They were assisted by Mrs. E. NJ.
Whitlock, Mrs r r. Pearson.
Miss Nancy Watkins. MISS PATSY
Watkins ana Dr. and Mrs. A. M.
DeMuth.
Later the seniors were GUESTS at
Feather Finn. Hidden Lake and
Cox's cabin.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-24
Longwood Freshman
Wins Silver Contest

A Longwood College freshman
won a starter set of china and
crystal recently in a nationwide
silver opinion competition.
She is Miss Addie Ann Richard
son Of Arlington. an art major
Her award vas based upon ar
essay which was submitted in
competition for grand prizes OF
college scholarships valued al
from 500 to $500.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-24
Watson to Entertain
Baskervill Entrants

Mr.. and Mrs. ". 4. watson
III, VIII entertain Baskerville bow.
entrants and their wives follow
ing the tournament this week
end.
They will be assisted by Mrs
+ M. Pairet. Mrs. Howard Fer
guson, Jr., Mrs. A. Q. Lafoon. Jr.
Mrs. Drewry Gates. Jr., and Mrs
w. H. Burford.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-24
LC Faculty Honors
Retiring Members

The annual Longwood College
faculty picnic was held Wednes-
day evening at the college. Fol-
lowing tradition. departing gifts
were presented to the retiring
faculty members.
Those who will retire III June
are Miss Ruth Gleaves. dean of
women. DR.. r. A. Moore, college
physician, and NJ. Boyd Coyner
professor Of education.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-24

Mr. and MIS- Harry B. Donald
son, OF Roanoke. announce the
engagement OF their daughter.
Martha Jean. to John Sheppard
Crute Jr., the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. e. Crute. Of Buckingham
MISS Donaldson graduated from
Lone@ood College where she was
a member Of Alpha SIGMA Tau
social sorority and Cotillion club.
Mr.. Cflte attended Hampden-
sydney College. where he was al
fliated with Kappa Alpha social
fraternity. and served two years
IN the 7. 5 Army. He VIII enter
Virginia Polytechnic Institute IN
tile fail
A june weddine Ii planned
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-24

Mr. and Mrs john Wilson Xix.
Of Pamplin announce the birth
of 4 son John David, May II.
Southslde Community Hospital
Evening star., 1957-12-26

Of 80 major stakes races to be
run during the 55-day meeting.
Four are sl00.00o-added races
and five $50. O.0o0-added events.
The meeting concludes March
II with the sl0o. 0o.000-added San
Juan Capistrano Handicap at
ia miles over the grass.
Track officials predict that
more than last years $3.567 ,98O
will be doled out to horse own
ers during this meeting. with
$1.l50.000 allotted for the 81
stakes races.
The classy Round Table
heads the top horses nomi-
nateds for some of the stakes
The entry list also is we'll forti-
fed with foreign runners
Many OF the imported stars
also will make their North
American debuts during the
meeting.
The Weather Bureau predicts
no rain for the next week
Sunny skies should continue al
least through Saturdays rum
ming Of the s25.000-addec
Breeders Trial Stakes and the
s26, 900 Malibu Sequet Stakes
both over 7 furlongs.
Evening star., 1957-12-26

with him. But he added that
the house the college would
furnish him was too small for
his family Of eight children,
five at home. Leahy added that
he didn't know when he would
move to College Station.
Leahy satd he hoped to GO
to Chicago today but the trip
would depend on the condition
Of his ankle. which was in
jured when he slipped on q
sidewalk while carrying pack
ages from his car to his home
Tuesday night.
Leahy quit coaching at the
height Of his career. giving his
health as the determining fac
tor. He had compiled q record
Of 81 victories. IL losses and 9
ties. including four national
championships and six unde-
feated teams. in his ll-yeaI
tenure at Notre Dame.
When Leahy quit Notre Dame,
he said he was physically ex-
hausted and wanted to spend
more time with his family. He
went into the public relations
business and had other busi-
ness interests.
Leahy first grabbed national
attention as head coach at
Boston College. following stints
as line coach at Georgetown,
Michigan State and Fordham.
His first team in 1889 won nine
and lost one and played in the
Cotton Bowl. losing to Clemson,
6-3. The following year his
team marked up IL consecutive
victories. including a 1913 win
over Tennessee in the Sugar
Bowl.
Leahy played tackle and GEN.
ter at Notre Dame In the late
l920s.
Evening star., 1957-12-26
.NbA Leaders
Suffer Upsets
ny the Associated Press


The underdogs Of the Ma
tional Basketball Association
presented Christmas presents
TO their long-suffering fans
last night.
Minneapolis. the doormat OF
the league so far this year.
knocked OF Detroit. l06-l04.
for It's seventh win In 29 starts.
while Philadelphia defeated
Boston for the first time this
year, 1l5-l05.
In the other scheduled game.
Syracuse defeated New York,
l34-l30. in overtime at Syra-
cuse.
The Lakers wirnstood q
fourth quarter drive by the
Pistons. being outscored 2s-l6
during this time. TO gain their
victory. Harry Gallatin's basket
with rs seconds was the
clincher.
Larry FouSt led the Lakers
with "a points. while George
Yardley took game honors with
20 points for the Pistons. who
now have lost nine games in
l3 home starts.
The Warriors gave the Celties
q taste Of their own medicine.
piling up q 30-l2 lead in the
first quarter and o 5S-44 half
time lead. The Warriors led by
as much as IS points In the
second quarter.
Evening star., 1957-12-26
Leads
Cage Troupe
In Come Here

Basketball on the zany side
will be the bill OF fare tomor-
row night at Uline Arena when
the Harlem Magicians meet the
Boston Shamrocks at $3.50.
The Magicians will be led by
Marques Haynes. the wizard OF
the dribble who left the Harlem
Globetrotters four years age
TO form his own transforming
troupe. Haynes will share the
comedy with Sam (Boom)
Wheeler, who is gaining repu-
tation as one OF the games
most popular clowns.
Frank Washington, Josh
Grider, Tommy Gipson. Reuban
Gillian. Billy Mcdonald. Paul
Martin and Allen Davis fill out
the Megicians' roster.
Halftime entertainment will
be a floor show with two novelty
acts.
Evening star., 1957-12-26
Nashville Heads Feature
AS Sonto Anito Opens

ARCADIA. Calf. Dec. 90 H1.
Sunny skies and a fast track
were assured today as Santa
Anita race track began its 2lst
winter meeting.
More than 10000 persons
were expected TO see IS horses,
3-year-olds and up. led by
Llangollen Farms Nashville. a
swift son Of Nasrullah, go post
ward in the 20.000-added
Palos Verdes Handicap.
Nashville. with Willie Shoe
maker up. has anything but a
cakewalk over the 8 furlongs.
The field includes such top
ranking stars as FL Khobar
Battle Dance. Nordeski, Bless
bull. Blen Host. Bequeath and
Pibe Cerlitos. Nashville carries
top weight Of ll9 pounds and
spots the other sprinters from
/ to IA pounds.
The Palos verdes is the FIRST
Evening star., 1957-12-26
.WiIIiom & Mary
Athletic Group
Has Slight BuIonce

RICHMOND. Va. Dec. 26
R.-The Mems Athletic Asso-
citation at william a. Mary
spept more than it took in last
year but ended up with a slight
balance. the college has re-
ported TO the State Budget Of
fee.
Expenditures totaled $l44,-
$50 and receipts sl42.956. The
latter included a $4,000 loan.
A balance on hand at the
start Of the fiscal year covered
the excess expenditure and left
q balance OF s426 at the start
Of the 1858 fiscal year.
Principal income included
more than $4,000 in football
receipts. more than $39,500 in
student fees and some $10.700
in basketball admissions.
Largest item Of disburse-
ments was S42.584 in athletic
scholarships. The second high
est outlay was for $35,429 in
salaries and wages for the coll
leRe coaching staff.
Player recruitment cost was
reported at $2,362.
Evening star., 1957-12-26
Browns Put Stress
On Good Defense

CLEVELAND. Dec. rs tP.-
Coach Paul E. Brown eoncen-
trates his Cleveland Browns
practice today on defense.
And never in 10 championship
playoffs over the last IL years
have the Browns depended
more on defense than they are
depending on 1t for Sundays
game in Detroit.
When the Browns meet the
Lions for the National Football
League championship. IL will be
the first title contest the club
has played without Otto Gra-
ham and his prime target for
the clutch pass, End Dante
Lavelli.
Retirement Of Graham and
Lavelh thrust a new burden on
the traditionally fine Browns
defensive unit.
In previous ascents TO cham
pionship playof games. the
Browns averaged about four
touehdowns a game. This year
they won their conference title
with an average Of is points a
game. not counting the ~
points Lou Groza scored with
his trusty toe.
In spite Of the somewha,
lowered offensive potential. the
Browns still are slight favorites
among bettors here to win their
fourth NIL championship
since they entered the league
in 1850.
A victory Sunday would be
something Of q special person.
mel triumph for Brown. whose
teams never have won in De-
troit. and who brought this
years crew up to q 9-2-l rec
ord from ST. in 1856.
Only reserve Center Joe
Amstutz of Toledo, q rookie
from Indiana. won't be ready
for Sundays game. Brown said.