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Blair is unbeaten in eight
games and this week vaulted
into the top position on the
rating list, a spot held by B-CC
for several weeks until it was
upset by Walter johnson for
its first loss in 16 games over
a two-year span.
The record between the two
teams is seven victories for
Blair, three for B-CC and two
ties since the series started in
l945.
Bethesda edged the Blazers
last year, 7-6, and in so doing
won its first Maryland Bi-Coun-
ty League football champion
ship.
1t figures to be just as close
Saturday, but if Blair regains
the home run punch" it failed
to come UP with against De-
Matha last week the Barons will
be hard pressed to stay in front.
With Bethesda Chevy Chase's
loss to Walter johnson and
Wakefield to Washington-Lee,
the rating list gets pretty well
shuffled this week.
Montgomery Blair gets the
top spot and st. Johns. its I'M
impressive won-loss record not
withstanding. the runnerup po-
sition.
Walter johnson, undeniably
moderated all this time, makes
the biggest advance, from 18th
to third as B-CC falls to fourth.
RATING LIST
Montgomery Blair go.
2-St. Johns DID.
3-Walter johnson 800.
bethesda Chevy Chase
CID.
5-Anacostia (7-2).
6-Hammond Old.
Fairfax (6-0-D.
8-McLean (5-1-D.
9-Wakefield (6-2).
10-Eastern Cpd.
l1-Episcopal (4-2-D.
l2-Spingarn (7-1-D.
l3-High Point Cpd.
l4-Coolidge (5-2.
Wilson (5-3.
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That's hardly as much pay as
a common laborer."
He said he plans to cite these
figures and more in making the
new plea to the board. With
him, he said, will be. Bick-
ford. who is basketball coach
at Suitland High School, and
the associations vice president,
Bob Foster, football coach at
High Point School.
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BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

Anytime a team in the Dis
trict Major All-Star Duckpin
League starts a game its goal
Is a score in the 700 class.
Silent Sales Coin Machines got
the only one registered last
night, exactly 700, but it at
tractcd far less attention than
one of 5l2 rolled by Wheeler
Restaurant. In this instance
man bit dog" sure enough. 1t
set W the Wheelers for BOBBY
prize of the season.
Only Pete Sanford held his
own at 100 while Billy Watson
was rolling SO; Bill Bursey, SO:
Danny PeSSagno. 80, and Ray
Watson. 100. 1t was the Wheel
ers opener. against Chevy
Chase Chevrolet. and from
there out none of them dropped
below 100. The Chevvies still
won three.
Pepsi Cola also scored
sweep, and it was against the
league leader, Falls Church
Furniture. The PepSis moved
on top on total pins. with Fails
Church second. In a single
game, the Pepsis picked up 100
pms on the evstWhile PAGERS,
With a score of 66S against 596
in the second, The victors to-
tailed 1882 to gain Isl sticks.
High for Pepsi Cola was Nor
man Titus. at l57-426, which
lifted his runnerur average 20
1915. placing him within
shooting distance of the leader
Bobby Lockhart of Chevy
Chase, who rolled 1868 for 1901.
Frank Micalizzi of Pepsi. IN
third place, also made a SUBJ
stantial gain by rolling 1874 for
1914 Jack Barley of Silent
Sales. in fourth place. shot 389
for 1923.
Woody Winslow of Chevy
Chase, individual champion last
season. shot 408 for his first
400 of the current campaign
1t upped his average to 1872.
National Bohemian, due 10
its big game, shaded Silent
Sales. Fosco Fattorini was Ma
tional Bohemian's big gun with
l44-402. High for Silent Sales
was Eddie Keith. subbing for
Billy Lewis. with l5S-4l3.
Frank Krenlich rolled 400 even
for Silent Sales.
The standings: Pepsi Cola,
'2l-l2; Falls Church, 2l-l2;
Chevy Chase. 1915; Wheeler.
l7-l6 Silent Sales, ll-22. and
National Bohemian, ll-22.
Nobody's keeping up with the
Joneses in the District Women S
Minor League, They're trying
like all set out to keep up with
each other. meaning Bobbie
Jones Of Bass Steak House and
Phyllis Jones Of Ceramic Tile.
Bobbie leads the league with
1853, but lost ground to Phyl-
lis last night by rolling a mere
525 while Phyllis was firing 36l
TO boost her second-place aver
age to 1876.
Third is Mary Edwards Of
Ceramic at ll0-25. Next comes
the leagues defending cham
pion, Ginnie Sieeel. whose $50
placed her at 1903
Phyllis 36l was high for the
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Kennedy to Scout

CHICAGO. Nov. 10 a.
Vernon Kennedy. former major
league pitcher. has been hired
as a full-time scout by the
White Sox. Kennedy. so, will
operate in Iowa, Missouri, Me-
braSka and Kansas.
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Marlboro Invites
Area Champions

Marlboro Motor Raceway
plans to end its season Sunday,
weather permitting, with a
seven-event program for sports
man-stock cars. A special
winner-take-all race has been
added to the card to attract
champions Of Marlboro, Old
Dominion and Fredericksburg
speedway of recent years.
Invited to run for the added
purse are Bill Morgan, Elmo
Langley, Bill Prunier. Bill
Gross and Mack Hamburg, rep
resenting Marlboro; Wally Gore
and Clay Eastridge from Old
Dominion and Lionel johnson
and Johnny Roberts from
Fredericksburg.
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YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
Answer

No. l and Kansas State cap
tain are right. Turning the ball
is illegal. NCAA rule 2 sec. %
applies. Officials are requested
to enforce this provision more
carefully this year.
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and Tribune SyndicateD
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|vkI to Throw Depth,
oIent at CIV Saturday

|of the big points at VMI this
year. and McKenna has about
six backs who have been
clocked at 10 seconds or better
in the 100. And with a strong
line ahead Of them. it's small
wonder they have been going
great,
Tie Keydets have at least
one letterman at every position
In q line averaging 200 pounds.
Tackle Jim McFalls. 223 and
Guard Lou Farmer. 100. are the
line anchors. Both were on the
all : Conference second team
last year. Farmer and Wool
wine are co-captains.
Speed and power aren't all
the Keydets have this year.
Making them q well-balanced
outfit is the passing they get
from Quarterbacks Bobby Ross,
a junior. and Duke Johnston. a
senior who was last years top
conference passer with 674
yards.
Ross this year apparently
took the No. l job away from
Johnston. but has been hind
cred with a broken nose. He
may be able to play Saturday,
and II SO. will bring a record of
IL competitions in IA attempts
"a percentage Of .857. by far
the highest In the conference
- into the game. Johnston
doesn't approach that. but
three Of his IA compilations
have gone for touchdowns.
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BY GEORGE HUBER

Although George Washing
toms football team defeated
Virginia Military Institute ham
Oily the last two years--40-i4
last year and 25-6 the year
before---the Colonials probably
won't even find themselves
favored when they play again
Saturday at Roanoke.
The Keydets are enjoying
their best season in I'VE years
under Coach John McKenna.
Already they have won four
games, lost none and tied one.
q big Improvement over last
years 3-6-1 record.
The tie was q 21-2l contest
with Holy Cross. Otherwise.
the Keydets beat Tampa. TO;
Richmond, 28-6. Davidson. 90
IA. and William 81 Mary, 14-l3.
The only mutual opponent with
CIV Is WAN. which the Co
lonials beat, TO. in the opening
game before the flu and in
jurles ruined them.
McKenna has both talent
and depth this year, q combi-
nation that has been missing in
the past. Among his stars are
such well-known boys as Full
back Sam Woolwine and Half
back Bobby Jordan, both high
among Southern Conference
leaders. Both are big and fast
and Jordan was last years
highest scorer in the Southern
Conference with SIS points.
In fact. backfield speed Is one
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&C
Tackles Hopkins
Frosh Tomorrow

Montgomery Junior College
viii play Johns Hopkins Frosh
OF Baltimore at 3 pm. tomor-
row at Jesup Blair field, Silver
Spring. and not the George
Washington Frosh as originally
scheduled.
The change was made be-
cause OF illness Of so many CIV
Frosh players and the moving
UP Of several members OF the
team to the varsity to replace
players out with injuries.
Montgomery viii put a mod
est winning streak Of two
games on the line against the
Baltimoreans. The victories are
over Gallaudet and Fort Myer
after an opening season loss to
Naval Receiving Station.
The Hopkins Frosh defeated
Baltimore Junior College last
week in its only game played.
The Knights win be at full
strength for the first time in
more than two weeks. CO.
Captain Bill Alsop. Bob Birch.
Buzz linn. Burt Liss. Mel New
man. Charley Poat and John
Wahoviak. all Of whom missed
last Saturdays game against
Fort Myer because Of the fiu
or injuries. are At and ready
and should see plenty Of action
according to Coach Rube
Rubini.
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Hockey Opener
Here Matches
7 Top Goa!ies

Area Toe hockey fans may be
treated to q duel Of two Of the
outstanding goal tenders In the
Eastern Hockey League when
the Washington team opens its
season against Philadelphia at
$50 pm. Saturday at Uline
Arena.
Guarding the nets for the
Presidents will be Nick Pid-
sodny. while the Philadelphians
will entrust that highly i'm
portant job to Ivan Walmsley.
Walmsley will have one days
jump on Pidsodny as the Ram
blers open the league season
tomorrow night against the
New Haven Conn Blades at
Philadelphia. The Ramblers
were runnersup to the cham
pion Charlotte Clippers last
year in regular season play and
championship playofis.
Walmsley was selected to the
leagues all-star first team last
year and voted the most valu-
able player. His excellent play
is reflected in the statistics
which show he limited the OPP
position to an average Of 3.25
goals per game.
Pidsodny. however. doesn't
figure to take q back seat. The
5-foot-ll. 185-pounder has been
associated with no fewer than
eight championship ice hockey
teams in the last ~ years. One
Of his best seasons was last
year when he performed with
the Dalhousie Rangers. cham
pions of the fast Canadian
Maritime Senior League.
I While much depends on
Pidsodny's goal tending Satur-
day night. the team received
news yesterday regarding
player-coach. Steve Brklacich.
that may put an extra burden
on the players. Brklacich, fol-
lowing a morning workout.
came down with the fiu and
cancelled afternoon practice for
himself.
However. the team continued
drills under the direction Of
Captain Marcel Clements,
combination left winger and
defenseman. Brklacich, a top
defenseman. hopes TO be able
TO get in the lineup against the
Ramblers, but II not Clements
win direct the team.
The lineup, otherwise. will
have Roger Hayfield and Bernie
Bernaquez at the wings and
Jean Leclerc at center.
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u. S. LEADS IN CANADA CUP
Sensational Puts Give
Sam Sneod Record 81

and Ken Bousfield, followed al
l46 on q pair of 73s.
Snead was exuberant after
his round although he said u
was driving poorly"
But Jimmy and me were
putting those greens like they
were bent grass. I've got q big
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and the ball went home"
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Maryland Polo Team
To Tuke On Xirqiniu

Maryland takes on Virginia
In the final match Of the Brook
Gallon Memorial polo tourna-
ment at 3 pm. Sunday at
Barnsley Field near Olney.
Consolation honors will be at
stake. The Washington Squires
who swept through their sea-
son without losing a game in
regulation outdoor polo. locked
I'D top honors last Sunday.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

SYRACUSE. N.Y.--Bobby Boyd, ioi,
Chieago. outpointed Franz sxuxina. l50
Bremen. Germany 10l
MANILA. - Gahirle tPlaahl Elorde.
i5lh. Pnlipptnes, cutpointed Leo
Alon1o. 1917, Philippines tl2l flor
Philippines hghtweight ehampionshipl .
GLASGOW. Scotland--Dennis Adams
ll2, South Africa, knocked out Prank
Jones. 1ll1. Scotland (3l flor British
Empire dyweight titlel.
SAC PAULiO. Brazil--Luiz IEnaeio.
hreHl. oltpointed Mauro Nina. Peru
NOl (liGhtWeiGhtal
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The tournament decides
championships in both indi-
vidual and team competition,
the latter based on combined
scores Of the two represent
atives. The international tro-
ply is awarded to the indi-
vidual winner and the Canada
Cup to the team. Snead and
Ben Hogan won last year at
Surrey, England. The tourna-
ment ends Sunday.
Two strokes back of the
Japanese at l43 came the
young South African team Of
Harold Henning and Gary
Player. who shot II and 70,
respectively.
Aussies Tie Canadians
Australia's twosome of Peter
Thomson, the three-time Brit
ish Open champion. and Bruce
Champion. all-around young
athlete from Melbourne. was
nine strokes back at las. tied
with the strong Canadians.
Thomson shot ~. getting l6
pars. while Champion had 70.
Little Stan Leonard led the
Canadian onslaught with a II
while his partner. tall AL Bal
ding. had "a.
The best Of the British forces,
the English team of Peter Alliss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-24

that all tickets for the Army.
Navy football game at Phila-
delphia November 80 have been
sold. Philadelphia Municipal
Stadium seats about 100000
persons.
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Champion Dethroned

MANILA. Oct. "a R.-Ga-
briel (Flash) Elorde dethroned
Leo Alonzo as Philippines light
weight champion last night by
scoring q 12-round unanimous
decision over his countryman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-24

TOKYO, Oct. "a (Rs--A
course record 81 by Sam Snead
and an almost as good SO by
Jimmy Demaret sent the
United States on TO an i'm
posing five-stroke lead today
in defense Of the International
Canada Cup golf championship.
Putting the Kasumigaseki
Country Clubs rough korai
grass green's as If they were
handicapped, the two vet
eran Yanks outclassed hand
picked professionals from 30
other nations in the opening
round of the 72-hole medal
play tournament.
Five strokes back In second
place came the surprising Jap
anese tandem of Torakichi
Nakamura and Koichi Ono.
who were first of the tee and
who finished to the applause Of
q partisan gallery Of some 5000.
ID included Prince Takamatsu.
q brother of the Emperor.
Nakamura, AZ, q teaching
professional, shot q IS. second
only to Snead's record round.
Ono fred 73 for l4l.
The competitive course rec
ord for this picturesque $685.
yard layout was SO. held by
Tokyo players. Par is 1856
70 and 1t eluded most Of the
days challengers.
Snead. As. Of White Sulphur
Springs. w. Va. shot q Sc last
week in his first practice tour
CT the course but his round
t3day was even more sensa-
tional because Of his dead-eyed
putting after straying from the
fairway on six holes.
He sank two puts Of rs feet.
another Of IL and made q SEN
sational recovery on the short
10th when his drive was en-
bedded in the sand. almost out
of sight. He didn't have a
DOGGY.
Demaret, from KiameSha
Lake. N. Y. took three strokes
from the fringe on two holes
and three-putted another on
the outgoing nine. The AZ
year-old pro found his putting
strokes on the incoming stretch
and played the final nine holes
In 80.
Dramatic Finishes
Both he and Snead finished
dramatically by sinking brides
on the final hole while the
japanese crowd lining the fair.
ways and framing the green
watched in complete silence.
Snead's 20-foot eagle putt
Tipped the cup and stayed out
by less than an inch while
Demaret blasted his second
shot from q deep sand bunker
fronting the green to within
three feet and sank for his four.
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Service Come Sold Out

WEST POINT. N. r.. oct. "a
R.-Lt. Col. Francis J. Rob-
erts, West Point graduate man
ager of athletics. announced
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YOUNG MAN, age 23-2e. 10 assist
In detail and BOOKKEEPING: excel
opportunity for advancement, paid
yacatlone liberal salary. and other
son: Nj. Fisher, pksNks h XII
MIL co, $3.50 n. Fairfax dr.,
YOUNG MAN, white. 1924. fol
general once work. knowledge oil
typlnG and q Rood phone voice
essential. immediate opening, per.
manent. co. b-32f0.
YOUNG MAN, opening for salebmar
10 work Wheaton and koekvilll
territory. Sales experience helpfu
but not necessary. Paid vacation
sick dement's. Opportunity for ed.
vaneement. Transportation fur,
appt eINokR sEWiNo MACHINi
s S2; 70 ave- s.a R2SskyI HSc IA Mont
Young MAN. 10 pick np and de,
liver pkrla throughout Maryland
and d G. Must have good per,
sQnality and neat appearance
Must nave 5000 references and hl
reliable. See Lynn johnson. Low.
ING CHEVROLET. 1883 East Wesl
hiEhway, Silver sprlng. ~. $4,000
YOUNG MAN, white. for work in
small factory once. 6la-day week
Some knoWledge OF bookkeeping
and typing helpfui. Salary. $50 ID
S5A per week 10 start, Apply IN
own hAndWritin9. OWNS aee and
expsflenee. Box ll1-M. star.
YOUNG MAN 10 assist window
trimmer some knowledEe 81 sieI
SPORT ckNrKR sth and I
YOUNG MAN. hieh school efadu.
ate. hiEh IN class and good 81
math.. DESTROYS OF engineering edu.
cation ~ our expense, Ofl-the,
lob training DAYS, university al
nleht. Permanent. Box Al3-0
YOUNG MAN wanted 10 train foi
aertieina Of eotn-opefAled nhonn.
Uraphs and other coin operated
a @sfl J sm Asgg a. i e': ". y
YOUNG MAN. TO make himself use.
ful IN small appliance repair shop
Apply G. A. LEppRnT. 5000 18th
81. Silver epFing, Nd.
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YOUNG MAN
YOUNG MAN
YOUNG MAN WANTED

YOUNG MAN WANTED
FOR POSITION IN
.VOLVING RESPONSE
BILE CLERICAL DU-
TIES; SOME COLLEC-
TON WORK; MUST
HAVE A REAL GIFT OF
p UTTING HIMSELF
ACROSS IN A LETTER.
WE PREFER AN AREA
RESIDENT OVER Is
YEARS OF AGE WITH
l OR 2 YEARS OF COL
LEGE, AND SOME PO-
TENTIAL FOR DEVEL-
OPMENT. PERMA-
NENT ONLY. SALARY
TO START, $4,000. IN
REPLY, WRITE IN
FORMATIVELY ABOUT
YOUR QUALIFICA-
TIONS, INCLUDING
NUMBER,
AND WHEN YOU CAN
BE REACHED. AID
DRESS P. o. BOX $500,
WASHINGTON, D. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-17
EXTRA MONEY
PART-TIME
WORK
Earn Sac Per Week

Earn $4S Per Week
II you are free each evening from
$3.50 70 $50 pm. ypu can add q
your Income and attn keep youi
daytime JOB,
Employers are not Informed d
yeur extra work.
APPLY IN PERSON
SAT. AT II AM. SHARP
1905 O st. NV. RIM. 4OS
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MAN WITH CAR
s707 GEORGIA AVE. NV.

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