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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

End TRUSTs-S4.745 payable $50
monthly. 80 interest: low LIST
trust, $1,000, paw S25 monthly,
&c interest Good makers: 400
discounts. J " CALIANDRO &
CO, JU. S-lsS6 or VIII R-3247.
$1,000 end TRUST. So. $50 mo;
50 500 b II. 81 900 dn 4Oos
discount: ST 3-3i74
SECOND TRUST-l4es return. l.
". loan Now forming syndicate
TO lend $4,000 or 4O-unit apt.
DEVELOPMENT Participation in
yited in units OF $1,000 MR..
LYON Investor Service. ST. s.
1I1S
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE,
A REAL FIND
SHORE COTTAGE
Furnished
Ready to Occupy
ONLY $4,450

Located on large. double, corner lot,
facing 2 streets. SOxl3J, many
trees. plenty of room for another
home
Large living -dinins Kitchen area,
2 bedrms., center-hall washroom,
screened porch; sufficiently equipped
for immediate use. Owner moving
out OF State wants quick deal.
Down payment. $3.50. Very low
monthly payments
Other homes ranging from So
500 to $4,000, with down pay
ments and monthly payments to
suit purchaser
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Are You Thinking
of Retiring?

CONSIDER the unusual advan-
tages OF our waterfront properties
on Chesapeake Bay. near the
rapidly expanding areas OF Wash
lngton and Baltimore INSPECT
OUR IISTINGS
NO 1-Chesapeake Beach s
minutes walk 10 stores schools.
pay, attractive 2-bedroom cottage,
facing hard surface street lined
with shade trees mas screened
porch with awnings. lee living
room, electrically equipped kitchen
and dining area. oath room. auto
matte oil furnace. only N5.n5O:
liberal terms arranged
NO Another outstanding Of
fer, North Beach Substantially
built home, in refined neiRhbOrhood.
on fenced lawn with tall shade
trees, has sun porch. stable liv-
ing room and . bedrooms dining
room electric kitchen. full bath.
garage. must sell 10 settle estate.
appraised az $4,000 will consider
only S6Nh0 furnished. liberal
terms. possession within 20 days.
NO 3--Several 3 and 4-bedroom
homes. on. or near bav front, fully
equipped for year-round use. near
bay stores. schools, churches.
priced at $3.50. $4,000. ~ $50:
SlO.bOO. $1,000 and others up
To- $4,000 BUY NOW AND
CHESAPEAKE CO., Inc.
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Ray RIDGE

Brick all-year home on VAIN
right I'd. block from water. Lge.
liv. rm, 3 bedrms., lge. attic. bath:
bsmt., beautiful trees. shrubbery.
etc Priced way below cost.
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OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS!
CALVERT MANOR

Wooded corner, nearly ia-acre
building site: 10 miles ID c. line
Has 1870 e elevation above tide
water and ownership provides full
community shore rights on Pts
wharfage and boat basin Excel
lent water system available This
Is a well planned and administered
rural community Price OF site Of
fered. 1850 Please apply 10
Mrs. White, Fairview 2-5651 all
day Sundays. weekdays am. TO
1910 pm and after $3.50 pm.
Representing THEODORE F MENK.
EX 3-354O
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I'd and Shore DR.. facing water
Three bedrms.. full bath. hot
water. side and rear screened
porches. 50xiO0-ft lot Owner
III sacrifice for $4,000. low down
payment Ii 7-0377.
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SEASH0RE PROPERTY

OCEAN CITY. MD.--Furnished apt.
for rent: sleeps 1 or ,. SIS wk.:
lot tor sale LA. 6-Sl62.
BETHANY BEACH. DEL - New
home. ocean olock. bedrms., 2iz
baths. Aug 1881 Sl65 wk. Gail
Monday PAYNE. DI 7-3330
REHOBOTH BEACH = Unexpected
event prevents us occupying our
attrac. 5-bdrm. cottage. i, ok
from Deauville beach thru Aus
81 lease Avail as suhlet after
Aug -. Phone ME- S-355l Mon
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE

EXCELLENT CORNER location on
Route 10, ocean highway; . miles
from Salisbury. Md: 90 acres,
commercial industrial; masonry
building. 6-room apt and shop
30x40 II ideal for any enterprise:
oargain at $4,000. Contact
TRANSIT WELDING, Salisbury.
Pioneer g-70SS
1.SO0-ACRE MOUNTAIN RANGE
with over 9 million feet OF vir-
gin oak timber: central Penn
syRania Timber worth asking
price. the lana Is free SIGLER
q CO. ST. 3-72s1, OIL. 4-943g
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l2.5 ACRES, cent. 'loc., Gathers
burg. Rockville. Norbeck, water,
gas and lights, acres woods. l
acre apples; S16.5O0 cash. RA.
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HOMES

WITH ACREAGE ON WATER
} ACRES ON WATER. home has
nv rm din rm kit . bedrms
bath porch needs some paint and
work; a real bareAin, 80 500. SIN.
d -
rm din rm., kit. 3 bedrms.. bath
and screened porch. only Si6.5O0,
terms
s ACRES ON WATER with larae
home hat has recep hall. liv. rm,
din. I'm. den. kit. 4 bedrms and
oath. excellent value at $4,000
HOWARD E. TALBERT
DEALE MD UNIVERSITY 7-2O02
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26O-FT. FRONTAGE on Indian
Head-La Plata State road: over
pa acres with large trees. An
ideal domestic Ia nice neighbor-
hood. Price. Sl.7n5. cash s200.
bal. 500 mo so. MD. REALTY
CO. Rte 3Ol La Plata, We A.
SAB. Mr.. Cramer, ewes, WE.
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MONEY TO LOAN

PavmeHis oboss isciads eosis Of iks ioap II
tfbaid on aehsdhis. Chores on loans ahsss
800 ere mode hgtdsJ ihs IHdnsindl Finanee
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LOTS, ACREAGE for SALE
frNAliAttlk1t
s ACRES


Glendale area. Beautiful home
site on level. cleared land. win
sell "a acres. $4,000; terms.
ANATH J. BRIGHT, WA. 7-O072.
NEW AEC-.-acre lot. $1,000; 22
acres, $4,000: ia-acre wooded lot
near Rockville, $1,000; 2h-acre
lot near Rockville, $1,000.
KAY BOWLING
Washington Grove, Md
Phone Gaithersburg 500 or 247-J
MARTINS wOODS-Beauti-
full. lge., wooded lots on pic
tureSque Riverdale I'd. only
/ mile east OF Wash. -Balt.
pkwy ONLY 20 min. to D. c.
and Fl. Meade, Sewer. water
and gas. Bldg. restrictions.
Reas terms
BEAUTIFUL BROCK HALL,
an area of natural beauty.
The outstanding develop
ment OF Acreage Estate in
nearby Md: 1la-5 acres.
wooded or cleared some
with streams. located on the
Largo Marlboro I'd. md.
3O2l, mi. from Marlboro,
only 20 min TO d. c. Reas.
Liberal terms, Agent on
premises Sun.-Fri., . pm
dark.
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Prince Frederick. Nd.
phnna o1A opd 400
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70 BUY, SELL OR PLACE-2nd
trust notes FAST; call NE s-4077.

DON'T GAMBLE!
Your Investment FULLY GUAR
ANTEED IN mortgage notes boueht
from MASON MORTGAGE a IN
VESTMENT CORP Suite 500. al7
18th 81 NV Washington B. d. c.
Df S-35O5
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INCOME wATERFRONT PROP. :
SI.OOO. ATTRACTIVE COTTAGE,

IWo-bedrm Cape Cod brick house;
lot 'lS6xlG0 100 10 of waterfront,
10 boot Sins. always filled Ice.
I'm r-2l-A neale Ma !.
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DAMAsCUs-Neariy acre. frontage.

MAC NAB, broker, CT. 3-25a5
COOL AND FRESH AIR blows
around these nice ONE-ACRE
building sites. near new country
club in ColeSville area OF Silver
WoobFD S' sites n this ,'i same s sece
ton available will subordinate
with $3.50 On. RIPLEY co, ~.
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CHARLES E. RIORDAN
1859 Wyoming NV. CO. 5-4292
Or Call Collect University 7-6524
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Mont, Bokhtior
Draw Big Vote

Coach Tommy Mont Of
Maryland and Jim Bakhtiar.
Virginia's fine fullback, are
high up in the balloting fol-
the trophies to be presented
the outstanding coach and TOP
back of the Atlantic Coast
Conference at the annual
awards dinner of the ACC Club
at $3.50 pm. Saturday. Deem
Der z. at the Willard Hotel.
Randall w. Proctor, presi-
dent Of the club, also disclosed
that Coaches Earle Edwards
North Carolina State: Bill
Murray, Duke; Jim Tatum
North Carolina, and Frank
Howard, Clemson, also were re-
ceiving plenty of support
Pressing Bakhtiar are such
outstanding backs as Wray
Carlton Of Duke and Dick
Hunter and Dick Christy Of
North Carolina State.
Trophies also are to be pre-
sented the outstanding linemar
Of the ACC and the football
] team of the year.
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YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
BY WARREN GAER


Head Football Coach. Drake University
Arizona State has a l72-
pound tackle. who is 6-foot-l
and wiry. He has played three
years Of varsity football and is
extremely fast and smart.
You are the College Of the
Pacific quarterback. In the
first quarter Of the game with
the Sun Devils, you have a third
down and two yards to 60 stu
alton on your own 30.
Rate these plays /, 2, 3 and
4 as to probable success against
this tackle:
Fullback power play at the
tackle.
Option play Quarterback
runs parallel to scrimmage
line; II end charges, he pitches
out to trailing back around
end; II not, quarterback goes
of tackled.
Quick buck inside the tackle.
Inside reverse back starts in
one direction, hands ball 10 an
other back who carries inside
the tackled.
- lAnswer ON Page A-25)
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Redskins Face
Old Friend in
[DoroW Sunday
BY LEWIS r. ATCHIsoN

i
The deal that sent Quarter
back AL Dorow from Washing
ton to Philadelphia may have
repercussions Sunday when the
Redskins invade the City of
Brotherly Love to battle the
Eagles.
Dorow's familiarity with the
Redskins offense should be
helpful in preparing the Eagles
defense. and If he gets into the
game it goes without saying
he'll 60 all out to whip his
former teammates.
Bobby Thomason is the
Eagles No. ! quarterback with
% competitions in 81 attempts
for 3l3 yards and two touch
downs. Dorow is next with Is
competitions in 81 tries for 100
yards and one touchdown. But
the Redskins know only too
well that If the latter has a hot
day he'll be tough.
Crack Rockies Oppressed
The game also could develop
into a contest between prize
rookie backs Of the two clubs.
The Eagles are just as proud,
and rightly so, of Bill Barnes
and Clarence Peaks as the Red
skins are Of Don Bosseler, Jim
Podoiey and Ed Sutton.
Barnes, a Wake Forest grad
uate whom the Redskins wanted
but missed in last years draft,
is the Eagles leading ground
gamer with 344 yards on 10l
carries. Peaks, a strong runner
from Michigan State, has picked
up 283 yards on "a trips.
Coach Hugh Devore also has
a promising young quarterback
in Sonny Jurgensen of Duke,
who could be bothersome if the
Redskins pass defense shows
no improvement.
Tough Against Browns
While Sundays game will be
a struggle to duck the Eastern
Division basement, it is ironi-
cal that both teams have
given the first place Cleveland
Browns more trouble than any
other clubs in the league. The
Eagles handed the Browns
their only defeat, thus far, and
the Redskins held them to a
tie in their second game.
Both have been plenty tough
against the New York Giants,
defending champions and cur
rertly second in the standings.
The Redskins broke even. with
Jim Lee Howell's crew and the
Eagles gave 'em fits in their
two meetings.
Only last Sunday. Philadel-
phia marched from its 4-yard
line to the New York goal line
only to be repulsed by what
irate Eagles fans call bum
of1ciating."
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Lakes Physician
To Be on Hand
:or Party Monday

Spry, personable Jimmy Lake
having shaken off an attack of
pneumonia. will have his per-
sonal physician watching him
at 2 pm. Monday at Hendrix
Steak House.
The occasion will be a BIRTH
day party for Lake, who will be
IS. 1t will mark the first public
appearance since his illness for
the veteran who for years has
been fixture as the ring an
nouncer at all boxing and
wrestling shows in this area.
DR.. I. Rutkoski. Lakes physi-
clan. says he will attend the
party as a personal friend. But
I'll be ready to crack down
professionally If he kicks up his
heels" he says. Hes a pretty
spry fellow at 70 and I intend
to keep him that way"
Because Of limited space. the
party is strictly an invitational
affair.
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Philadelphia Gets
Army-Novy Come
For 3 More Years

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 81 up
The Army-Navy football
game will be played In Phila-
delphia for at least another
three years, Mayor Richardson
Dilworth announced yesterday
Mayor Dilworth said the city
and the Army-Navy Athletic
Associations have renewed the
contract for the annual classic
for three more years with an
option for an additional three
years.
Dilworth said the new con-
tract includes an option for
1861, 1862 and 1868 on the use
Of Municipal Stadium.
Army and Navy meet here
November 80 in a game which
probably will determine the
Eastern collegiate football
champion for 1857.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-21

A. johnson, vice president; w.
Theodore Pierson, treasurer
and DR.. Luther w. Gray, secre-
tary.
Five were elected to three
year terms on the board OF
governors. Harry P. Bergman
Andrew L. Devlin, Lee Field,
James L. Geddes and johnson
Field, Geddes and johnson are
incumbents. Harrington VIM
berly was reelected to a one
year term.
Joseph Cordella was elected
president Of Brooke Manor
Farms Club at a meeting of the
board of governors last night.
/ Monte Emmerich was elected
first vice president, Charles
BENJAMIN. second vice presi-
dent; Ann Brooks, secretary
and Mrs. Hap Burnett. treas
urer.
Ray Caudle was appointed
Golf Committee chairman and
Joe LaPiere and Mildred Whit
ney were appointed co-chair-
men of the House Committee
Others named were Mrs. Bur-
n EFT, entertainment; Sa m
Rhodes, admissions, and Dick
Rogers, publicity.
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FOOTBALL SELECTIONS
By IRA SEEBACHER

-
GAMES
Air Force
Alabama
Arizona State
Arizona
Arkansas
Baylor
Boston u.
Brigham Young
Clemson
Colorado
Columbia
Dayton
Duke
Florida State
Georgia Tech
Gettysburg
Hardin Simmons
Illinois
Indiana
Johns Hopkins
Juniata
Kansas
Kentucky
Kings Point
Lebanon Valley
Lehigh
Maryland
Michigan State
Michigan
Minnesota
Nebraska
New Mexico AM
N. Texas State
Notre Dame
Oregon
Pittsburgh
Princeton
South Carolina
So. California
Stanford
Swarthm0re
Temple
TCU
Trinity
Tulsa
Vanderbilt
VillanOva
Washington
West Virginia
wilkes
Yale
Baltimore
Chicago Cards
Cleveland
Detroit
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
*Indicates choice is
Record to date: 45'
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BY DICK TIERNEY

Jerry Hite is one Of the un.
sung heroes who led Anacostis
High School to its second
straight Interhigh League East
Division football championship
The 5-foot-10, 150-pounc
back is described by his coach
Zu Stewart, as the best defen-
sive player and blocker on the
team.
Jerry is rough and aggres-
sive," Stewart said, land has a
natural ability to block. He's
very important to the team ano
I Just don't know what we'd dc
without him"
Stewart is so impressed with
Tite's ability to block that he is
1witching him from wingback
to quarterback for the Inter-
high championship game with
Wilson at 1880 pm. Saturday
1T Coolidge.
The quarterback is the key
player in Stewards single-wing
attack. I've tried three or
four boys at quarterback, y
Stewart said, but I Just
haven't found anyone that can
block like Hite can. Jerry is a
smart boy and can see the
plays developing. l hate to
change him from wingback be-
cause he runs well on reverses
to the weak side. But he leads
The plays so well as a blocking
cack that I have to-"
Learned at Boys Club
Hite learned to block when
lie began playing football at
the Police Boys Club No. 5
when he was 9 years old. His
coach then, Lou Smith, noticed
Jerry's natural ability.
Lou worked hard with me, y
Hite said. land taught me most
Of what know about blocking
and defense. Zu taught me a
lot, too, but the most important
thing I learned from Zll is that
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Quuntico Boxers
Win Over BoIIinq

The Quantico Marines de.
feated the Boiling Air Force
Generals, 80, in a dual boxing
meet at Boiling last night.
Lightweight George Williams
of Quantico stopped Augie
Kupa in the first round. Other
Marine victories were scored by
two welterweights, Frank Har-
ris. who outpointed Fred Burris
and Curtis Ford, who stopped
Charles Kennedy in the second
round.
Bolling's victories were the
result of Bob Fosters second
round technical knockout of
Mike Boneti and James Rich
ardson's decision over Billy
Haids.
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UNSUNG HERO TO LEAD BLOCKERS
Anocostio Will Shift
Hite for Title Game

you've got to have CUTS anc
you've got to keep driving al
the time"
! Hite made the varsity squad
when he was a freshman. He
weighed only 125 and thought
he was going to be lost in the
shuttle.
Jerry didn't play football as
a sophomore because he
thought he was too small. But
in his junior year he came back,
mostly because my brother
Richie told me I couldn't use
his car if I didn't"
Hite is a native of Washing
ton and Is one of 10 children
He has a twin sister. Nancy,
who graduated from Anacostia
last year.
Jerry is president Of the sem
ior class which graduates in
January and is vice president OF
the Key Club, an athletic or
ganization at the school. He is
a good student and gets only
AS and BIS.
On Baseball Varsity
Jerry also is interested in
baseball and is a three wear var
sity man as a third baseman
and second baseman.
Stewart isn't making any
predictions about the cham
pionship game. 1--WE don't have
depth, but we have a good
starting team" he says.
The coach considers his key
players to be Hite, Ron Droze
a tailback who is at his best on
offense; Fullback John Burke
who often changes positions
with Droze and who is an out
standing linebacker. and End
Dave Watkins. a 6-foot-4, 200
pound All-High selection last
year.
Also starting Saturday will be
Mackey Massey, end; Jim Craig
and Emmett CUNNINGHAM,
tackles; Richard Halcombe and
Bob Edwards. guards. and Gen.
ter Angie Bacas. Guard Jim
Allwine, who injured his leg
against st. Johns, might be
able to start.
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|landon Meets
81. AIbans in
Bid for Sweep

Wen be back" Coach Es
Barton Of Landon promised ,
year ago after a 900 defeat b.
st. Adams. Sure enough, Ian
don's football team returns a
8 pm. tomorrow at st. Adams
with an unbeaten. united rec
ord in seven games.
st. Adams and Landon hav,
split the last six football cham
pionships in the Interstate AGA,
demic Conference. The Saint,
won in 1952-55-56. The Bear
won in 1951-53-54, winning al
games in the latter two seasons
A st. Adams victory this tim
will result in a three-way ii,
with Friends.
Landon compiled seven-gaml
streaks in 1853 and "a. so to
morrow it will be after it's mos
successful record in Coach Bar
toms five seasons, having VOL
seven already. st. Adams lead
the series with II victories u
five for the Bears, with four til
games.
Led by Zuckert
Landon's T-formation at
tack is led by Right Halfbacl
Bob Zuckert, a 170-pounC
senior who passes left-handed
Barton calls him the best all
around halfback ever to pla.
for him. SophomoreS Ed Bias
table at quarterback and Dicl
Shaw at left half, and Fullbacl
Art Burket fill out the back.
field. Johnny Hayden, 6-foot'
8 end, is the star up front.
st. Adams, which has com.
piled a 4-3 overall record &
far, operates from the single
wing of Coach Snakey Graham
Ed Trickett is a dangerous
runner and passer from wing
back. Brothers Charlie and
Dick Jonas are at tailback ano
quarter. Fullback Evan Reese
is the only senior in the back
| field and he will alternate with
JEFF Miller.
The Saints have the bigger
line. Ed Smith, 190-pound
junior guard is the leader
Tackles George Grant and Tom
Lyon both go well over 200.
Another prep school rivalry
tomorrow will match DeMaths
and Georgetown Prep at the
latter's field at 8 o'clock. The
Little Hoyas have won five Of
the seven previous meetings
and last years 1910 decision
was the widest margin. De-
Malta won in 1858, 81. and II
was a 6-6 tie two years ago.
Hammond at Fairfax
Also dotting tomorrow's slim
scholastic schedule are Ham,
mond at Fairfax and George
Mason at Falls Church at night
Hammond must win in order to
grab virginia's Northern Dis
trict Group I championship
from Wakefield. George Mason
Falls Church is a neighborhood
rivalry.
The high school schedule:
TOMORROW
Hammond at Fairfax, 3.
hermitage at Mount vernon, 3.
George Mason at Fails Church, 8.
beMtha c Sf deOrs Ss osSG srsp
Landon at st. Adams. g.
Columbian Prep at cambridge Prep, 8
SATURDAY
Interhigh League championship-wil-
son vs.. Anacostia at Coolidge. 80
Annandale VS.. Groveton at Mount Yer
Herndon at Mclean, ..
Richard Montsomery at Gaithersburs
st, 1, stsDhen's at christchurch ,saluda
Bulls Prep at Navy plebes, ..
woodbury. Forest at Episcopal, 2.
st Johns VS.. Gonzaga at Grifith
Stadium, ..
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American Ski Team
Leaves for Europe

NEW YORK. Nov. 81 R.-
The United States ski team
composed of six men and five
women. left yesterday for q
series of meets in Europe.
Flying out of New York were
Tom Corcoran, Marvin Melville
Marvin Moriarty, Mack Marolt
Dave Gorsuch, Bud Werner
Sally Vever, Mady Springer
Miller, Linda Myers. Penny
Petou, Betsy Snite and Team
Leaders Gabrielle Hitler and
James Huidekoper.
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Matthews Again Named
Congressional President

Carl ]. Matthews, co-owner
Of Colony House, was reelected
president of Congressional
Country Club at the annual
meeting and election at the
club. More than $50 members
attended and heard a success
sion of favorable committee
reports.
Also reelected was Mat
thews' slate. including Vernon
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A TCHISON'S.
AN L E
BY LEWIS {. ATeHlsoN

The man who could help
strengthen the Redskins wob-
bly, pass defense. Steve Owen,
was in Alexandra last night for
the Grandstand Managers
Clubs annual football celebra-
ton. At first glance it looked
more like a reunion Of old New
York Giants. with Mike Palm,
Ray Hanken, Jack Hagerty,
"Mush" Dubofsky and Tuffy
Leemans reminiscing with their
old coach.
Only George Murtagh. the old
Georgetown-G Giants tackle was
absent. But, as someone ex-
planned to Steve, George hasn't
changed. He's still got that
same smile.
Owen, currently a member Of
the Eagles staff, who designed
the Giants famed and almost
puncture-proof umbrella" de-
tense. looked at the Redskins a
couple Of times this season in
a scouting role. If the Wash
ington eleven hopes to fool
Hughie Devore's crowd Sunday
at Philadelphia it had better
come up with some new wrin-
kles. for Stout Steve is familiar
with most of the Redskins old
tricks.
~ 4
They've got one Of the best
running attacks in the league, .
Owen said. And, do you know
why? Because none of these
modern teams know how to de-
tense an unbalanced line like
the Redskins are using. It's a
good offense and it takes a lot
of hard work and practice to
beat. and these teams can't
do it.
"Pshaw, I hear 'em giving all
the high-fallutin' names to diff
ferent Positions can't think
Of some of 'em. But you know
what I mean-and it makes me
sick. Basically. football is the
same old game. It's rough and
you've got to knock the other
fellow down. Fancy names
don't mean anything if you
can't block and tackle"
The question was put to Steve
whether or not he could find
a way of stopping one pass
receiver-like Ray Berry Of the
Colts, or Preston Carpenter Of
the Browns-if he gave his
team a bad afternoon.
1T would be easy" Steve re-
piled. not cracking a smile, I'D
shoot the '%'s'ff$&fn."
4 + 4 4
Ray Novotny, a halfback and
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