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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22
BRIDGE

SbN G~S
needed. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Brown are defenders.
Chess Clubs annual open
pair title goes on the block
Saturday night. concluding
October 5. The l3-table
quota is filled. Mrs. Howard
Campbell and Mrs. Florence
Millspavgh are defenders.
Also slated at local clubs,
details later. are these an
nual title events:
Silver Spring Duplicate BriaEe
Club initial mixed pair champion
snip. october and IL. Walsh
CUBS open pair championship, Oc-
tober and IL tonly members in
In recent Walsh Club dupiicstesc
Goren school open pair event. two
sessions. October 10 Federal Bridge
League. mixed pair championship,
one session. october II.
first annual women's pair cham
pionship Of the Silver sprins Junior
Duplieate Club got under way Tues
Gay afternoon. l0 pairs competing.
Mrs: James A. Ronin and Mrs. D, T.
smith lead with lOI match points.
Two points ahead OF Mrs. John
Beatty-Mrs. Charles Egger. Final
session next Tuesday.
Chester Shore is the new Pent-
house Bride League champion.
Scoring $50. he topped As PLAYERS
IN the September contest Run
others In the honor division: Mrs.
Beatrice Crockett. third Kathleen
Ciany, fourth; Irma Abrams tied
with George Seller for NTH.
~ the Chess Club, September 10,
Riehdrd Z. Grimm scored SO match
points In the .2b-player competition
dor the members individual title.
Sumner Bliley with 57H was second.
James Hughes scoring 55Is for third
Mid-AtIantic OHicers
At the recent Mid-Atlantic
Bridge Conference regionals
in Baltimore. these officers
were elected to serve the con-
ference for the coming year:
DR.. A. M. Dye OF Charlotte,
N. c., president: DR.. Leroy
Robins, Washington, vice
president: j. S. Machlin.
Washington. treasurer: Mrs
p. H. Woolley. Charlotte, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. Ju-
Ian Adler, jr.. Baltimore,
corresponding secretary. The
1858 spring MABC regionals
will be held in Winston
Salem.
Master PoInt Results
Arlington; 1-James MsnGer-
Harye Mobley. Mrs Alice Cox I'D
McNulty. Connie CLARK Mrs, Ruth
runker' Mrs. Jack cole-James Sour
sh. S@s: sS'' 3 Ru4 ~ ij ,%.: ,I =
b p stinSsii' Wilbur NorTis. ISyS,
sieemann, Section b l---Mrs. John
q Fletcher Mrs. Violet thinner.
Rosemary Rlordan.Allyn q White
nors. Mrs. Maraafst L. 'O Pish 4, Roy
Banner.
Conversational Secretaries, Rus
sell g. Jones-Tom Mobley. 2--Helen
Goldsmith Robert Alnidon.
fred sobernheim. Ann Fudiak. James
5ourilas. Mrs. Hazel Loftin-Mrs.
Rose Robins. Dorothy N. Atkins
Don 6ibhetts
Goren; lseptember 13l June
Liverman Katherine Everett. Mrs.
Ruth Freeman-Mary Lipp. Mrs,
Robert 9tcphena-Mrs Adele BrOg-
hammer. Mrs Henry Lee-Warren
Felkei. September l5) Elizabeth
Jaeobeen- William Holiday. Opal
Van. Horn-D n. Anderson.
Thursday Neon 1-Mrs Ruth
Mrs. Phyllis Ronin-Mrs. Edgar
DnoWden
Other Duplicate winners
Cheyg CHASE Mrs.. u. Meade Pee
bles, tr.-AfA no1annS Woods Mrs..
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New ASCCA Member
POSTEx exhibition

Ernest Kehr. stamp edi-
tor of the New York Herald
Tribune. will be the speaker
at the Saturday night BAN
quet at POSTEx 1857. the
first international postal sta
tionery exhibition. to be held
at the War Memorial Build
ing. B Baltimore, October
lI-l3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22
By BELMONT FAIRIES

Three District area collec-
tors win have original PHI
latelic articles In the 1857
Congress Book. to be pub
lished In connection with
the meeting Of the American
Philatelic Congress at Nor
folk. Va, October 40.
Franklin r. Bruins, jr.,
curator Of the Smithsonian
Institutions Division of
Philately and Postal History,
has written 70. 8. Revenue
Essays and Proofs" based
on material In the Smith
sonian's collection.
Ellery Denison Of Takoma
Park. owner Of an outstand.
ing collection Of early Chi
nese air mails. is the author
Of China Clippers, Goth Gen.
tury Wings Parallel Days Of
Sail"
o. L. Harvey Of Silver
Spring. who writes q column
on design for Stamps maya
zine, discusses the same topic
In 'Design--Why Not See
the Stamps You Look At?"
David Lidman is editor Of
this years Congress Book,
which will carry II papers on
q wide variety Of philatelic
topics. Information on the
book or the Congress is avail
able from Mrs. Conway zir-
kle. 2307 Secane road. Sc
cane, Pa.
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STAMP CLUB
MEETINGS
MONDAY

Alexandria Mount Vernon
Stamp Club, 8 pm. Martha
Washington Branch, Fairfax
County Library. ia Potomac
avenue. New Alexandria. Va.
Hyattsville Stamp Club
(senior section), 8 pm,
County Service Building, Hy-
attsville. Md.
WEDNESDAY
Washington PhiIateIie So
eiety, 8 pm, Arts Club. 20l7
I street NV. Franklin r.
Bruins. jr.. win discuss new
material in the Smithsonian
Institutions National Postage
Stamp Collection.
Woodbridge Stamp Club, 8
pm. Turkey Thicket Field
House. Tenth street and
Michigan avenue NE.
THURSDAY
Silver Spring PhllateIic So
ciety, 8 pm. County Build
ing. $500 Colesville road, Sill
yer Spring. Nd. svend Yort:
Stamps Of Schleswig -Hol-
stein"
Notes on club programs
should reach The Star BY
Wednesday for publication
the Sunday before the
meeting.
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Magsaysay First Day

Covers Cancelled totaled
334.558 when the Scent
Magsaysay stamp went on
sale here August 81. Sale
Of 69l.741 stamps brought in
$55,339.2e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22

The so cent. with a Doro-
thy Wilding royal portrait. is
like the current 80 cent,
which will remain on sale.
The 81 and 81 have the
Pietro Annigoni royal por-
trait first used last year by
Fiji.
The stamps are recess
printed except for the litho-
graphed red. yellow and black
arms Of the colony on the IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22
PHlLATELIc NEWS
3 D. c. Area Writers
In Congress Book

Northern Virginia Stamp
Club at its meeting last Nom
day night. Ralph Davis. who
handles first-day cover ar
rangements for the Post
once Department. is the new
vice president. John A. An
derson was elected secretary
and Frank Lynch treasurer.
Tom Roden continues as auc-
tioneer and Bill Woddrup as
sales manager.
HHH
New ASCCA Member
The washington Chapter
Of the Masonic Stamp Club
Of New York was elected to
membership In the Associated
Stamp Clubs Of the Chesa-
peake Area at ASCCA's meet
ing last Sunday at the Ca
louisville home Of DR.. J. A.
BuchnesS.
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Rights Day issues October ~
and December 10.
4 - 4 =

AMERICAN RCNCnuCT
The September issue of
the American Revenuer, on
cial organ of the American
Revenue Society. features a
price Checklist Of the Rev.
enue Stamps Of the Union of
South Africa" by Leonard j.
Dodd. well-known South AZ
rican collector. The Reeve
nuer is edited by John B.
Manion Of Alexandra.
=
New Issues
IRELAND Two stamps
honoring Admiral william
Brown. the Irish sea captain
who helped Argentina gain
her independence. will be re-
leased tomorrow.
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TABIL SHEET

Sheet Of 4 trionoulor stamps issued TO pay tri-
buts 10 HE first International stomp exhibition
Svor held In Tel Aviv. September II to %.
Now obsolete.
Single Sheet, 7Se First boy Cover, eSe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22

J. F. Carpenter was re-
elected president Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22

Other DuDlleate winners
bles. ir.-Mfa. RosannS Woods Mrs..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16
1913 California ceramic
lazy susan
A.

IA" Ioxy susan o. color
fOi coIiionic csrumle,
Turquoise. yellow Or pink
combined with ootmsol.
Center dish with four
open fish shoped tr6ys.
Lansbuygh's - GIFT
SHOP-Wdshington
Sirth Floor: langley
Park. FIRST Floor
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1898 single flexie
gOoseneck
floor lamp
5's

Flexible fIoor lcmp you
cor turn IN eny direction
10 put light where you
wont u. Pericroted 'fhi-
lite" paper parchrert
shode. Striking black
nsetoI finish.
LaRsburgh's--LAMPS-
Washington. Sixth
Floor: LGneler Park.
LoiUsy Level
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1895 imported 53-pc.
china dinner set
22e9)'S
service fsr Q

Chino dinner set IN
"Mikndo" pattern. q
pastel spsay. Set consists
OF 9 soch dinner plates.
soIod plates. breod and
buffers, soups. cups.
souesrs; ! each vsostoble
dish. chop plate. covered
suoor and ersomer.
Lgasbnrgh's-CHINA--
WdShington Sirth
Floor, langley Park.
First Floor
Evening star., 1957-12-28
Lead
Exceeds Pace
Set byCeItics
By The Associated Press

Boston has lost only six
games. but IT'S lead in the East
ern Division of the National
Basketball Association Is not as
imposing as that Of st. Louis in
the Western Division.
The Hawks hold a s1a-garne
margin over Cincinnati and
Detroit after defeating the
Royals. 1896. last night. The
Celtics' margin over second
place Syracuse was trimmed to
Ia games as the result Of a
ll0+96 defeat by Philadelphia
in the first game of O double
header at New York's Madison
Square Garden. The New York
Knicks turned back Detroit,
l25-l20. In the other game.
In making 1t two straight
over Boston. Philadelphia rail-
lied in the last period behind
the fine shooting of Joe Ora
boski and Jack George. Three
straight baskets. two by Gra-
boski and one by George, put
the Warriors In front, 99-98,
with 5 minutes remaining. The
Celtics regained the lead at
i03-99. but the Warriors
stormed back with seven
straight points. three Of them
by George.
Bob Cousy, playing with his
injured right thigh swathed
in bandages. paced Boston with
% points, but Paul Arizin ana
Graboski scored 40 between
them for the Warriors. Arizin
got rs Of them.
Evening star., 1957-12-28
Richardson Loses
To Army Privote in
Suuur Bowl Tennis

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. "a
Bin Quillian. an Army private
first class at Fort Rucker. Ala,
yesterday knocked Ham Rich
ardson out Of the running for
the singles title in the Sugar
Bown Invitational tennis tour
nament. The scores were "a.
Sc. Ga
Quillian took control at the
start and only In the late stages
of the second set did Richard
son. the tournament favorite
from Arlington. Va. look like
o possible winner. 1t was Rich
ardson's first tournament ap-
pearanee IN nearly four months.
Quillian's second-round VIC
tory over Richardson was one
OF three upSets as the field was
trimmed from ls 70 four on
the opening day.
Iyo Pimental. an unheralded
Venezuelan. scored the other
two. He eliminated England's
No. player. Mike Davies.
6-3. 6-4. in the first round.
Later In the second round.
Pimental sent Sam Gimmalva.
the former United States Davis
Cupper from Houston. Tex. to
the sidelines. Ga, Ga.
Evening star., 1957-12-28
Army Navy Country Club
Is Scene of Holly Ball

Miss Suzanne Little Sells.
daughter of Mr., and Mrs.
Leonard Little Sells: Miss
Carole Ann Loney. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert STAN
ley Loney: Miss Jane Havlin
Phillips. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas William Phil
lips; Miss Carol Joyce Inge.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Kent William Inge: Miss Lila
Dunovant Nc Cutchen.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Malcolm McCutchen.
Following was Miss Pamela
Ann Kendrick. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Caldwell Chap
pelear Kendrick, ana finally.
Miss Patricia Thomas, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Louis Thomas.
At the beginning Of the ball
the mothers Of the debutanteS
formed q brief receiving line
In front Of the stage. headed
by Mrs. Wagstaff, Guests
were introduced to the line by
Mrs. William Howard Duvall.
wife Of Rear Admiral Duvall.
Next came the presentation
Of the debutantes. under the
direction of Mr.. Joshua T.
Cockey.
Members Of the floor COM
mittee included the MesSrs.
Ronald Marcy. David P.
Thomas. Frank Sands, F.
Rives Richey. James r. Pal
mer. Charles M. Radigan.
William F, Cummings III and
Frederick Sheperd.
Evening star., 1957-12-28
Minors Shielded as Six Clubs
Sell TV Rights for Sunday

NEW YORK, Dec, 28 R.-
Six major league ball clubs
have sold their Sunday network
television rights for a game Of
the week. with the Columbia
Broadcasting System as the
medium. but none of the games
viii be carried by any station
in q city where q minor league
team Is playing an afternoon
game or over any station with
in so miles Of any other minor
league contest.
The announcement yesterday
by Bill MacPhail. CHS sports
director. followed an exclusive
Associated Press story last week
that disclosed the Sunday TV
plan.
MacPhail said the White Sox,
Redlegs. Yankees. Indians, Phil
lies and Orioles have sold their
Sunday rights for 1858 to Dam
Evening star., 1957-12-28
Envoy
Is Host

Members Of diplomatic and
residential society went to q
typical Brazilian dinner last
evening-it wasn't served un-
til IL o'clock.
The party was given in
honor Of departing Austral-
ian Ambassador and Lady
Spender and the Ambassador
Of Panama and Sonora de
Arias by the Braxilian AM
bassador and Mme. Peixoto.
Guests numbering leo were
invited for $3.50 to witness
the host decorating Ambas-
sador Arias. He was presented
Brazil's highest decoration.
the Grand Cross Al Merito
Of the Southern Cross Of Bra
zil.
Dinner was followed BY
dancing to tunes by Erwin
Howard Devron and bis or
chestra.
The hostess has q fair
for making her parties gay
and fun for the guests. Much
Of Nine. Peixoto's training
in the art Of entertaining
came from the years she was
hostess for her father. the
late 0etulio Vargas. presi-
Sent and strong man Of Bra.
all.
The large number Of guests
were all seated at small tables
In the drawing room AID the
ballroom. Bullets and barr
were set up in the drawing
room.
Evening star., 1957-12-28
|Bobbie Jones
Tops Women
I'm Bowling

Bobhie Jones. women's cham
pion, Of the irst ao-0apis
Elimination Duckpin Classic, ID
on top today in the eighth an
nual event after shooting .
fiye-game score Of ga last
night at the Lucky Strike for
q l0-game total Of i2O2.
Mrs. Jones supplanted d
Frances Wilson. the defending
champion. who rolled 630, Q
big comedown from her OPEN
ing o4o. She totaled l107 to
drop to fourth place.
Bing Moen took over second
place with GOT for 1899. only
three pins on the pace. fol-
lowed by Dot Bowie at 500 for
1870.
Thirty women qualified for
the third round. TO be rolled
at z and $50 pm. tomorrow
at the Arlington Bowling Gen.
ter.
The mems third round will
be shot 1t Z and $50 tonight
at the Columbia Bowling Gem
ter. with 10 engaged. Buss
Downey u leading at 1851. fol-
lowed by Charlie Beall. 1870:
Wayne Souder. l5-year-old
sensation from Damascus. Nd.
1895: Billy Stalcup. 1880 and
Billy Mischou. 1912. Only these
i've have exceeded 1900 for
10 games.
Evening star., 1957-12-28
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Evening star., 1957-12-28

Fourteen debutanteS were
presented by the Arlington
Assembly at the Holly Ball
last evening in the Army
Navy Country Club.
The club was decorated
with long leaf pine. holly,
large wreaths and a huge
traditional Christmas tree.
Each young lady made her
formal bow by stepping
through o huge nine-foot
evergreen wreath placed on
the stage at the far end Of
the ballroom.
Miss Bette Sue Wagstaff,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Perry Wagstaff. was
the first dehutante to be in
troduced. She lead the cotil-
lion with her escort, Mr.. Sam
Harlan Calhoun.
Next was Miss Susan Lau-
rene Harvey. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Lacey Harvey.
Following her came Miss
Marilyn Dannelle Simms.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Denton Harper Simms; Miss
Margaret Murdock jackson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wingfield jackson; Miss
jeanne Cragun. daughter Of
Mrs. Gabbard Cragun and
Mr.. John Wiley Cragun.
Then came Miss Mary
Trent. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Millner Trent;
Miss Martha Ann Manning,
daughter Of Capt. and Mrs.
Charles Sinkler Manning. jr.;
Evening star., 1957-12-28
Alumni Score
London Before
2d-HuIf Collapse

There is Q suspicion. II not
actual proof, that some alumni
basketball teams don't try too
hard against the varsities in the
annual exhibitions played at
almost every high school. That
wasn't the case, however, in two
alumni games played last night.
"They tried to beat u.s."
Coach Ed Barton Of Landon
insists. Over in Alexandria,
Parker-Gray's alumni did.
Landon's alumni ran UP q H.
o lead and were still on top
at halftimee, 27-25. before fad
ing in the late stages. The
Landon varsity won. 52-35, as
Buzz Bastable poured in "a
points.
Big Walter Grimm led the
Parker-Gray grads to q 50-4s
victory over the varsity by
scoring 10 points, while Cliff
ford Harris added IA. Linwood
Hyden scored 10 for the PIG
varsity.
Evening star., 1957-12-28

cer-Fitzgerald-Sample. Inc. an
advertising agency represent
ing q brewery.
The network has been under
heavy criticism from Frank
Shaughnessy. president Of the
international League, for its
new Sunday baseball program.
Both CHS and the National
Broadcasting Company present
Saturday afternoon Tv game
of-the-week." programs.
MacPhail said the only, dif-
ference between the proposed
Sunday game and the Satur-
day presentation is that there
will be less national coverage
on Sunday. He said an average
Of 159 stations carried the Sat-
urday game and estimated ap-
proximately l03 would carry
the Sunday game.
Evening star., 1957-12-28

for $500 cars In six areas and
later. for 81 million more, set
up about 1000 more spaces by
buying Q parcel Of railroad
property. Another several
thousand places would be avail.
able in miscellaneous spots near
the field.
Crosley said his view Of
progress so far Is purchase "of
36 little lots 10 be used tempo
rarily" and said he now ques-
tions whether the city wants
the team to stay In Cincinnati.
He said. MY feelings are
that at no time prior TO this
has the franchise here been as
much in jeopardy as now"
Evening star., 1957-12-28
ny BILL FUCHS
star staR Correspondent

DALLAS. Tex. Dec, 2s. -
Nays football team may be
q mite sluggish after q holiday
vacation. but its captain is not
worried. The Middies. Half
back Ned Oldham guarantees.
win be up and ready for Rice
in the Cotton Bowl Wednes-
day.
The first workout after
Christmas for the Navy play
ers came OF yesterday at Cobb
Stadium. and Coach Eddie
Erdelatz admitted the timing
was on and performances
slightly below par. 1t was to
be expected. he said.
Oldham, oratorical cham
pion Of the Naval Academy as
well as the teams most con-
sistent ground gamer for the
past three years, shows less
concern than his coach.
LET me tell you about this
team" Oldham says.
Wen work. Well work aw-
fully hard the next couple Of
days. I'm not 9 bit worried
! have high hopes that this
team viii be as ready for this
one as We were for Army"
Against Army. Oldham
The son Of an Ohio patent
scored all Of the points in q
14-0 victory.
attorney, Oldham disclaims any
personal credit. He minimizes
his contribution. Anybody
can score the points," he says.
"All that counts Is that we win.
We're going out to win this
one"
A squared jaw youngster
with blond hair and blue eyes.
Oldham. despite a knee in
jury. gained 544 yards in "a
carries this season. Harvey
Hurst has 584 yards in 102 car
ries for an average Of 81 yards.
Evening star., 1957-12-28

To make her bow Caroline
wore o white full-skirted
peau de sole gown gathered
at the hemline In front with
q huge self-bow. She wore q
single strand Of pearls and
carried Q bouquet Of pink
camellias.
Mrs. Brewer received with
her daughter In q turquoise
taffeta full-skirted gown.
The debutante is a fresh
man ct Mount Holyoke.
Sandra McNeill
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren A.
McNeill presented their
daughter. Sandra MARITIME, at
q dinner in the Chinese Room
Of the Mayfiower Hotel yes
terday. which was resplen-
dent in yellow and gold tones.
Mrs. MeNeill received with
her daughter In the Pan
American Room. Sandra, a
tall red-head with green eyes,
chose Q white SIX taffeta
gown with bouffant net skirt.
She carried q spray Of
cypripedium In greenish
golden shades,
Her mother wore a red silk
taffeta short dinner dress for
the occasion.
Sandra Is Q graduate Of
Madeira and Potomac School
for Girls and Is presently o
freshman at Vanderbilt Uni
versity In Nashville.
She was honored earlier at
o party Christmas Day when
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy M. Long
entertained for her In their
Chevy Chase home.
Antoinette Chautemps
Another debut party yes
terday was q luncheon given
by the former Premier Of
France and Nine. Camille
Chautemps for their daugh.
ter Antoinette In the Shera-
ton-Carlton Hotel.
Antoinette wore o navy
blue wool dress for the party
Evening star., 1957-12-28
GiurdeIIo to Keep
Active, Aiming
Towurd Title Bout

MIAMI BEACH. Fla. Dec
20 R.--Joey 0iardello. fresh
from a bruising l0-round deci-
sion over Ralph (Tiger) Jones,
hopes he viii get Carmen
Basilio. the middleweight cham
pion. as his next opponent.
"If we can't get Basilio. wen
fight anyway. because I'd
rather have him in the rims
than the gym" said Tony Fer
rente. Giardelllo's manager
after joey trimmed the un-
ranked Jones last night. Giar-
dello is ranked third by the
NBA.
Giardello noored Jones
briefly In the third round and
went on to win before Q ring
side crowd Of 3.66l-largest
turnout for q flght here this
year.
Ferrente said he would wait
for Sugar Ray Robinson. to see
what the former champion
would do about q fight with
Basilio. but added GiardelIlc
needs more action.
Giardello. fighting out Of
Rosedale. L. l.. N. Y. weighed
1894. just 2 pounds more than
Jones. whose home is In
Yonkers. N. Y.
It was the 27-year-old Giar-
dello's goth ring appearance anc
his list victory. Jones, %, ha.
had 80 fights and 1t was his
2lst loss. Giardello won Q deci-
sion over Jones in Philadelphia
on September "a. 1854.
Evening star., 1957-12-28
Oldham Confident Navy
Will Be up for Rice

They'll stack that background
against Rice's two halfbacks.
Larry Dueitt. oldham's OPP
posite number at left half. and
Ken williams.
Dueitt Is q 6-foot-2. 1885,
pound sophomore from Corpus
Christi. Tex. who Is hiding his
time ct halfback while waiting
for next year. Then. he win be
the No. l quarterback. He Is
too fine q runner to keep on
the bench, thus the switch from
his regular position The quar-
terbacking chores are being
handled expertly by King Hill.
the All-American. and Frank
Ryan. both seniors.
Broke Baylor's Back
Dueitt. whose 89-yard kickon
return set up the touchdown
that broke Baylor's back and
clinched the Southwest Confer
ence title for Rice. has aver
aged 4.S yards per carry. VIII
liams is a 6-foot-2. 1S0-pound
senior, who has averaged So
yards q carry. and has thrilled
the girls in these parts with his
talents as a guitar strummer
and hilIbilly singer.
There is another Williams on
the Rice squad. Bobby. who
alternates with Dueitt and Is
considered the best pass de-
fender on the squad. He also
can run. as his 80-yard punt
return against Baylor win
indicate.
But Navy is proud Of its
halfhacks-Oldham Hurst and.
In the second unit, l46-pound
Ronnie Brence and Roland
Brandquist. They are ready TO
stack 'em against Rice's best.
Rice worked out yesterday
and showed much enthusiasm,
according to Coach jess Neely.
Both squads planned two work
outs today.
Rice is practicing in Abilene,
but will move into Dallas
Monday morning. This city is
quickly filing UP with visitors.
Hotel rooms are at q premium.
A pro basketball game, New
Years eve dinner-dance. FASH
ion show and other extra at
fractions are on the program,
but the game Is causing the
most excitement. Never has a
Cotton Bowl game figured so
close.
At the last check. Navy was
a l-point favorite.