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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-05
FOR SALE BY OWNER-se,;m,iilci.el
EyERYTHING ! discriminatinQ buye

NJ, I'VE LO(hAuON--hu UIluhu-
ally attractive contemporary split
level In one Of n Arlington 4
"cream-of-the crop neiRhborhoods
Of fne custom built homes. Chock
full OF delightful features--tiled
entrance hall leads TO 30-ft. living
rm with decorative fireplace and
windov-wall overlooking George
tovn-style, tree-shaded garden and
patio; separate bay-windowed din
ing rm. paneled with glowing pine;
huge de luxe equipped Kitchen
with dinette space; extra powder
nm, twin-size bedrms; attached
carport. Priced well below market
and shown by appt. only. 80 eail
Arthur L. WALTERS, INC. IA
7-5200.
BY OWNER. m yIENNA-Ram.
bier. 3 yrs. old; 3 bedrms., full
bsmt.; acre. fenced lot; 20 min
ID. c. Assume $4,000 Oh loan
gfiT Plum 81 Nh h-9n-a
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ALEX: CITY--2O-ft. iv. I'm. with
fsepl, din. ell. equip. kit. scr
poreh, ? bedrmS and bath down
z beoTms UP VIII sell CT or non.
81 with 500 down, bal Ike rent
exclusive Z. F. STEFFEY. JE
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2 HuSl cOhVehltnt AIeXandrla Local
ton. Two comfortable bedrooms,
completely remodeled kitchen, truly
family-size dining room, basement,
fenced yard, nicely Handicapped with
shrubs and, flower beds. hot-water
terms available II you are Inter
ested in convenient location in
an established neighborhood, put
this on YOUR Must See" list. Cali
LURIA BROS. ia, S-S5n0, Multiple
Listing Realtors
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desirable n Al ioc.. walk to '' VII,
liamsburg .Jr. .HiEh, True center
hall. very lge, liy. rm., formal din.
rfn., 2 firepls., all-elee distribution
porch. 3 bedrms, 2is baths, Ice
above ground rec, rm. level, plus
full bsmt level garage. lovely
tree-shaded lot Priced ct 500 .nb0
For further details. call THE
DARBY CO, Realtors. IA. 5-p3D3
once open 90.
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500 ACRE
$4,000
LOTS. ACREAGE FOR SALE

WILLIAMSBURG VILLAGE. olnsy.
Reasonable terms VIII. GOATS.
FINEST HOME SITES. 80 acres cut
up in s and l0-acre tracts. all
cleared fields. $1,000 per acre up
Terms easy. Farm located at Sun
Shine. Md. Out Ga. ave. extended.
Call JOHN BURDOFT. Evergreen
4-3S4H
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bedrm. frame house. on a acre.
Lee. fenced-in I'd. with garden area
GIN. nm, iiv. rm with frepi plus
bookcases and knotty-pine paneling
above. closed-in porch. lge. kit
iua bsmt tvalk-out levelJ:' priced
a. $4,000, Open Sat. and Sun.
Dir; Out All. blvd. past Seven Cor
nefs 10 Jefferson Village. left on
Annandale I'd. to Gallows I'd, right
% Thor dr.. left TO Aston, right to
Ridgewood dr., left tn end Of dead
end s.: and 227 Ridsewood dr.. JE
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FOUR BEDROOMS ALI ON ON
tLOOR---A rare ind is here, n
this true 4-bedroom rambler, At !
total price OF Sl4.5OU IiyinI
room has fireplace. separate dininS
room and y acre lot; CT term,
available. Call and let US prov,
that this much house is ayailabl,
ier such a low price. LURIA BROS
"a. 1-s50O. Multiple Listing Real.
fQrs
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FALLS CH.-OWNER: SI5,T95 brk.
Three bedrms.. den, heated rear
peh.. res. neighborhood: close 10
center. churches. schs: large shaded
lot; excel. financing, FILA. mil. No
AGENTS. .iE. p sofa. a0S Riley St,
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REAL PRIZEWINNFR

Ultramodern an-brick split
level. 4 separate levels, on
vide HANDICAPPED lot. In Prince
Georges County's most de-
S,rable new area, Hillandale
PARK. 3 bedrms.. 2ia baths,
2Ox2n family rm., with mod
ernlsttc fireplace. Separate
utility rm. and huge full
hsmt,. plus all G-E kitchen
IN color. with lovely dining
bay. Sep. dining rm. with
balcony; only S33.950. with
$4,000 FLA LIST trust. Call
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bsmt.: mr.. school. Seven Corners
shop; Assume 4isfe FLA loan.
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carport. 3 bedrms.. 2ls baths. CT
kitchen. . nreplaces Full daylight
tiled bsmt- Assume $ls,00n 4laef
loan. at Sill per month. Low down
payment. liberal terms. SEA, 800
Make offer. Open for inspection
Call OWNER, Clearbrook H-l553
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s6Se DOWN and So per month
includes taxes and insurance o.
snis almost-new masonry home
Spacious nving room, dining room
= bedrooms and fun bath m
Anchor-fenced yard. Must be seer
10 be appreciated at the barsalr
pnce o. $l2.T5O. ARFAX REALTY
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HANDLERS
Split-Levels, Cape Cods
Sll.b00

3-bedrm. rambler. masonry; fenced
SAGE storm windows, etc. WE. s.
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PROFESSORS
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEXANDRIA. wonderful buy for a
Young co1ple-Furn. 2-hedrm. brick
row house. in excel cond. Close
70 PentAgon, buses. shop. and
schools. For only Sill, 600; i0e.
down; KATHARINA NJ. PosNER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-05

ARL. N.--very close-in two family
rents for sii0; very low down
pymt. and S110 per mo. will buy:
NJ $50 total price. IA. 1904
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ARLINGTON. 703 n. Ivy st.-s-fm-.
kit, LIST floor: 4 bedrms. and BATH
2nd floor shower and toilet In
bsmt.: 2-car gar, mr.. public and
parochial schools. min. from
Pent. Open Sat. and Sun. 9 70
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ARLINGTON. yA.-cape Cod. 4
bedrms.,. 2 full baths. din. rm.,
mod. kit. terrific rec. rm.; orig
terms SIs.95O OF. 4-ssSs.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

NEED 5000 SO. Fl. on ground floor
in d. c. area. zoned light manu-
featuring. Box 1860. Star.
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ALEA%-By owner Semidet.. 9 bed
rfaS rec, nm, storm windows. AS
sumo - CT loan. Conv. loo. ST ,OOO
Gown; 81 500. so. s-7S66.
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THE MOST FOR LESS

4-bedrm. Colonial, plus
glassed,an porch and den,
Only $4,000, $1,000 down,
balance on easy monthly
payments. Newer and mod
ern in every respect. M.
schools. shopping, transporta-
ton and lovely park in
Green Meadows. Newly listed.
so be sure to see.
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BRICK IsVr Il, AND ! REDWOOD contempt.

TaIy Win huee 4taft trust on 4.
acre; level lot in one of our loyeIies,
rm. with firepi, din rm-' eIeetr,s
kitchen. 3 spacious hedrns eaT.
port patio; Sl9.550. CROWELi, a
Co.. INC: Realtors, 2l60 N. Glebs
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ARL.. ". LORCOM LANE AREA
Beautiful Cape Cod with panoramic
view and a Oeorgetown-type rear
"a. with barbecue Compl. redec.
festures liv. rm. with fireDt
family-size din rm,, de luxe kit
pearm; d1or denl and y bath on
and bath. full bsmt. with gar and
clubrm. area Only n few min. 10
PentaRon. Price. SCI 800. Call
IHOS J. FISHER A. CO, IA.
b-2B6i.
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HERE YOU ARE. a never, never
again opportunity for a home in
ArL, on a magnificent Ig-acre
WOODED and shrubbed lot. Brand /
new rich rose brick center-hall
fsneher: nice bedrms.. 81 baths,
,ne latest kitchen, sep. din. rm
Nv. rm, on rear overlooking this
saro walk out daylight bsmt its
rare nno ior us and YOU Priced
now. .JE. 3-2O93. WIN. A. CHAP.
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FALLS CHURCH AREA, $40 mile
to MELPAR: SIC. 400 buys 5-room
house. sep, din. rm.. large fenced
lot with fruit trees and garden
space. Assume FILA loan with 2nd
trust. Nv OWNER. IL 3-3uQT
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FALLS CHURCH AREA-6-room
frame BUNGALOW; well water, cleo.
on lge. lot. adjoining nice subdi-
vision. Sound structure. but needs
terms after down payment. or
3-OOl5. A. B. STANLEY. BROKER.
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in Pine sprine--a charming com
munity Of hns homes on lRe. lots.
lawns Price. siS.bO0. immed
possession due 70 owners transit
2Bep,o sYsn .Ssy DIRECTIONS: Out BE
SPRINGS on Fight lust before Mel.
Rs.+v.opI,vs can for 81 sIPsp cs nj
S-slil, KE. e-s7es.
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SELDOM will you have the oppor-
tunitv 70 purchase a home 81 SlS,.
p5O. with so many desirable fea.
lures Brick construction. rm with
cory fireplace, separate dining rm
delightful kitchen and paneled der
on LIST level; upstairs are double
bedrms and cleaning tiled bath
beautifully Handicapped lot, detached
garage very. desirable location.
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Evening star., 1957-12-09
Cage Powers
Get Stiff Tests
In Early Going
b the Associated Press

- 49, eN~~-NNAas~S NAN4R
It's only the second week OF
play in college basketball. but
already the tests are getting q
little tough - particularly for
the likes Of Kentucky, Cincin-
natl. Bradley. Purdue and
Indiana.
The week also should provide
a better line on Kansas State,
Rice. Texas Christian. St.
Louis. Temple and perhaps
North Carolina and N. c. state.
The only prospective powers
who appear to have II easy are
Kansas. Notre DAME, Michigan
state and West Virginia.
The toughest job OF all falls
to Kentucky. which plays at
Maryland tonight and then
runs into st. Louis Saturday.
The Wildcats are unbeaten in
three but look as though they
can be had after close calls
against Duke and Ohio State,
and a three-overtime, 1888 de-
cision over Temple. Maryland
is 20 with a good defense
while st. Louis. showing sopho-
more strength. got off 70 a
running start with a 96-4l
victory over New Mexico AIM,
Cincinnati. pinning its hopes
on sophomore Oscar Robertson.
who scored % at a point-a-
minute clip in a l05-49 victory
over Indiana State. gets the big
test tonight at home against
See BASKETBALL. Page A-21
Evening star., 1957-12-09

LUCK-Hugh McEIhenny (S9l cradles
the ball the give
FortyNne 1913 victory the Colts yesterday Francisco
the fifth such thriller involving the Colts this
After losing that fashion, they the
skins and Substitute John Brode threw the
McEhenny while Mt Davis of the Colts behind the
tried to break The Colts Fortyne and Detroit tied
for first place in the Western Division-AP Wirephoto
Evening star., 1957-12-09
HAS TO WHIP FEAR OF PLANES
Hypnotic Treatment
Is No Joke to Newk

plane and fly to either Chicago
or Miami.
This is q serious thing.
Newk said. ITS nothing to kid
about. The hypnotist has been
treating me the same as a
doctor would try to help a pa
tient shake of some illness.
I'm fully conscious at all
times during the treatments.
completely aware Of my sur
roundings. He talks to me on
a variety OF subjects. He
touches on baseball and a lot
Of generalities.
"Three times a day for s.
minute periods" Newcombe
said. 1--WE got to stop whatever
I'm doing and. in a sitting po-
sition. have what is called a
relaxing session. I'm supposed
to clear my mind Of worries or
things to be done and Just
relax completely"
Newk said he's been looking
forward TO the test flight with
out the fear that usually builds
up inside whenever a plane trip
is scheduled. He will not be in
a hypnotic trance during the
flight.
Evening star., 1957-12-09
AFTER BOBBY'S ANKLE WAS BROKEN
Crack Aimed at Loyne
Bockfires on Browns

Of those who said he heard
Colo's remark. 1T was a pretty
lousy thing to say and 1t got
our boys all riled up" Creek
mur said.
Although Layne was tackled
hard several times by Cleve-
lands defensive line, the injury
came when he got his cleats
stuck in the mud as three
tacklers converged on him.
The Lions were using extra
long cleats because Of the
muddy field.
The broken bone and dislo-
cation will keep Layne out Of
action the rest of the season.
The quarterbacking will be
done by Rote and Jerry Rel
chow. the second-year man
from Iowa who was shifted 10
end this season after the Lions
acquired Rote in a trade with
Green Bay.
Il still think we can win II
our ball players want to win. -
Wilson said. I'VE have as good
a chance as anybody-we're
still in the race"
Evening star., 1957-12-09
Picture on Poss All

Picture on Pess All
afraid Of planes since he wit
messed a crash in Elizabeth,
NJ j.. a few years back.
But with the Brooklyn
Dodgers now the Los Angeles
Dodgers and the National
League spread from coast TO
coast. Newk and his teammates
have a lot Of air travel ahead
Of them. SO now a hypnotist
is trying to rid him Of the fear.
"I've got TO whip It, or my
baseball career may be over"
Newk said at his home here.
For a month now. Newcombe
has been taking treatments, in
which he discusses his fear
while in a hypnotic state.
Sometime this week Newk and
the hypnotist will put the treat
ment 10 a test. They'll board q
Evening star., 1957-12-09
Detroit Set to Offer
Wilson New Contract

DETROIT. Dec. 9 (R.-The
Board of Directors Of the De-
troit Football Co. meets in
regular session today and will
offer Coach George Wilson and
his entire staff contracts for
the 1858 season.
That move was anticipated
even before the Lions beat
Cleveland. 20-7. yesterday.
President Edwin j. Anderson
has expressed satisfaction with
wilson's work and his assist
ants and has publicly expressed
hope that "theSe men will be
with us for a long time
Evening star., 1957-12-09

DETROIT. Dec. Q GA
Cleveland players remark that
he'd have been better of in
jail" after Quarterback Bobby
Layne's second-period injury
was credited today with keep
ing the Detroit Lions in the
Western Division football title
chase.
The Detroit quarterback suf-
fered q broken right ankle late
in the first half of yesterdays
game and the Lions went on
to a POT victory over the
Cleveland Browns - Eastern
Division champions.
The Detroit players and
coaches said after the game
that Don Colo. the Browns
250-pound defensive tackle.
made the remark that He'd
have been better of in Jail. +"
Layne was acquitted Friday
evening in Detroit Traffic
Court on a drunk driving
charge. His arrest. the sub
sequent delays in the trial and
finally the court test itself kept
Layne in the headlines for
weeks.
Coach George Wilson. whose
Lions led. 80. at the half. told
his squad in the dressing room
at intermission that You have
to go out there and win one
for Bobby"
II know 1t may sound corny"
Wilson. "but / was Steaming-
and that's just the way / felt.
We beat 'em good in the second
half and it was for Layne."
Tobin Rote. who shares the
Detroit quarterbacking duties
with Layne. steered the Lions
to a pair Of second-half touch
half touchdowns and Jim Mar
tin added a pair Of conversions
and his second field goal.
Lou Creekmur, veteran De-
troit offensive tackle, was one
Evening star., 1957-12-09
NFL STANDINGS
~ the Associated Press

''H'RIS 'RRIESsip1I,TTssI TsIOs OssATIIRNBPHlVYY'h'P
Pittsburgh. - New York. 10.
RESULTS YESTERDAY
Washington ~, PHILADELPHIA, z
Chlcaeo Bears 1i Chicago Cards, I
Los Angeles, l2i Green Bay, IA.
Detroit 90 Cleveland a.
GAMEs SATURDAY
Chicaao Cards Al Philadelphia.
GAMES SUNDAY
Pittsburah at Washineton.
Baltimore at Los ANGELES.
Cleveland a. New York
Detroit Al Chicag0 Beafn
Greffi Bay AZ San Francisco.
Evening star., 1957-12-09
STATISTICS

on the ground to the Eagles
l07. and gained l73 yards
through the air. Actually. the
figures make it sound much
closer than it was. but Phil
adelphia was out OF contention
after the first half, which
ended with the Redskins lead.
ing, 2l-0.
Praise from DevOre
They we're great today"
Coach Hugh Devore of the
Eagles said. He led his men
into Grifiith Stadium aiming
for 500 season after a dismal
start, but his job now appears
to be in serious jeopardy even
though he has another year to
90 on a three-year contract.
They were as good as any
team in the league" Devore
added.
In his comparison. the Phila-
delphia coach did not exclude
the Cleveland Browns. who
backed into the Eastern Divi-
sion title Saturday as the Steel.
ers clobbered the New York
Giants in the mud at Pitts
burgh. =
The Redskins not only en-
ployed the running of Sutton
and Don Bosseler, and the pass
ing of Eddie LeBaron. Sutton
and even Tom Runnels to help
rout the Eagles. but brought q
new secret" weapon TO bear.
This was Leo Elter in the role
Of a pass receiver.
He Was Lonesome
Elter Is not rated one Of the
leagues most dangerous re-
ceivers because of short, chubby
fingers that make it difficult for
him to cling to football. As
result he found himself az
lonesome as a bankrupt play
boy and reported same TO Le-
Baron.
Eddie lobbed q perfect strike
to Leo. who took it in full
stride on the 20 and went the
rest Of the way unmolested for
a 50-yard touchdown that
made it $50 in the third
quarter. Gratified ny this sue
cess. the Redskins cooked up
a double surprise for the visi-
tors at the start Of the final
period. letting Sutton throw 70
Elter of a fake end run. Leo
made a sensational catch at
Jerry Norton's expense on the
See REDSKINS. Page A-al
Evening star., 1957-12-09
BY MERRELL wHITTLEsEY

Kentucky, which has its eyes
on North Carolina's national
basketball title. will show OF
its ambitious and talented team
at Maryland tonight.
With four senior starters from
the club that had Q 23-5 record
last year and was ranked No. 3
in the Nation. the Wildcats are
riding three-Eame winning
streak against formidable op-
position.
Game time Is Sis in Mary.
lands Cole Field House. The
6 o'clock preliminary pairs the
Terp Frosh and Carroll's prob
able Catholic League favorites.
LOyola at Georgetown
In the only other area game
tonight. Georgetown and Loyola
OF Baltimore make up their
postponed game Of last week at
the Hilltop at $3.50. The HoyaS
lost TO Princeton in their
opener. while Loyola Is I-2.
Maryland could be ready for
a team of Kentucky's poten-
tial in a couple Of months.
but this may be a bit early for
a team with two sophomore
starters to face a big, expert
enced bali club.
Seniors Garry Load
The Wildcats have had
trouble in all three Of their
games. but that's TO be ex-
pected with Duke. Ohio State
and Temples Eastern title
contenders as the opponents.
Kentucky beat Duke. 1914:
topped Ohio State. 6l-54. in
Columbus; and nipped Temple
in three overtimes. 1888. Sat-
urday night in Lexington.
The Kentucky team flew In
Evening star., 1957-12-09
SENIORS LEAD WILDCATS BID
Maryland Gets Shot
At Kentucky Streak

last night and Is staying at
the Dupont Plaza Hotel.
The Kentucky squad was
grounded BY Q low ceiling at
Lexington and had TO drive 10
Louisville to catch a plane. II
arrived here three hours behind
schedule and had to foreeo a
workout at College Park.
John 'CHfgler. 6-toot-3 senior.
and smooth Vernon Hatton.
the Wildcats bread-and- butter
player. have been carrying the
scoring load for the Wildcats.
They have 1873 and 2l-point
averages. Adrian Smith. an
alternate starter last year, has
a l4.3 average. John Cox 1913
and Ed Beck 6.7. Cox carried
the highest average from last
season. 10 plus.
Smith is the only Kentucky
starter under 6-foot-3 and
Beck is the tallest at 6-7. The
Wildcats are supposed to have
some towering sophomore tall
ent. but in the three tough
ball games Kentucky has de-
pended for the most part on its
seniors.
Tonight's game will be the
second visit here Of college bas-
ketball's most controversial
figure. Coach Adolph Rupp.
Runnerup to Mcclure
He has the Nations winning
est record over the last 81
years. during which the Wild
cats have won Ia Southeastern
Conference titles and shared
another. They are defending
champions in their league.
Rupp has been involved in
numerous hassles. but the
See MARYLAND. Page All
Evening star., 1957-12-09

COLONIA. N. j., Dec. . (P1.
Some pitchers use a slider to
get someplace in major league
baseball. Some might even use
a splitter. But Don Newcombe's
using a hypnotist.
The big righthanded can't
stand airplane trips. He's been
Evening star., 1957-12-09
Redskins Finally Have Arrived;
Playoff Appears Likely in West
EIter Shines in New Role
In AT Drubbing Of Eagles
By LEWIS 2. ATCHIsON

The Redskins proved that
they finally have found them
selves by plastering the Phila-
delphia Eagles. 42-7. before d.
304 Weatherproofed fans yes
terday at Griffith Stadium. But
the discovery came weeks too
late to be OF any help this year
and the average fan may wcn-
der II the improvement will car
ry over TO next year--or next
Sunday.
The victory moved the Wash
ington eleven up a notch into
fourth place ahead Of the
Eagles. But the best 1t can do
is overhaul the third-place
Pittsburgh Steelers in the
seasons final here next Sun
day. Even then Pittsburgh has
a belated December % date
with the Chicago Cardinals in
which to stake a clear claim TO
third.
The win over the hapless
Eagles was the Redskins first
triumph at home this season
after four failures. 1t gave them
their first two-game winning
streak Of the campaign. and
there is no question that If the
club had played as well in its
first four games as it has in
the last two, it would be in the
title picture and not scrambling
for the crumbs.
Five Redskin interruptions
The Redskins handled the
Eagles yesterday like they
owned them-the same team
that humbled them two weeks
ago. 2i-l2, because the WASH
ington pass defense didn't hold
up. That pass defense was an
old and wearisome story. but
It clicked yesterday as Red
skins backs intercepted five Of
the % passes thrown by three
Eagles quarterbacks. using four
as springboards to touchdowns
With first Sonny Jurgensen
Of Duke. then the veteran
Bobby Thomason and finally
Al Dorow. former Redskin. try
ing their luck. the visitors COM
pleted IL toSses for a net l40
yards.
Dorow. who didn't get into
the game until the Red ms
had a $50 lead in the fourth
quarter. set up Philadelphia s
lone score with 36-yard toss
TO Tommy Mcdonald on the
l-yard line. and took the ball
over for the touchdown on a
quarterback sneak.
Paced by Ed Sutton. who also
was used briefly on defense for
the first time and on his first
play intercepted one of Thoma-
sons passes, the Redskins spent
most Of the afternoon on Of
fense. They piled up 203 yards