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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE


CHEW. IS 4-dr.i powerglide, J. and
out; Sl,n0b, LOVING CHEVRQ-
LET 1889 E.-W, hwy. 8. B., Nd,
CHEW. 'h7 eonv. coupe: powerglide.
VS., ,. ami H., 2-tone, Wv.
tires, like new throughout; sl.s95.
STANDARD PONTIAC
s4d0 chillum Rid. AP. 7-7l2O
CHEVROLET '54 Bel Air convert
iblei powerglide; excel, cond.;
CHEVROLET '53 model "eiO';
good Condition: s3a6 or reason.
able offer Lu. 4-O3i7.
CHEVROLET $50 4-dr. "2i0S:
beaut. blue and white finish: ra-
dio. heater, Wv. tires. A perfect
car at S1.19b
CAVE FORD
ASIA Elm st., Bethesda. Nd.
Oh. $4,000 OIL. 6-S208
CORVETTE 'Bs: 270-h.p, r. and
h., Wv, positraetion; 1907 parts
and labor guar. IA. 4-3260.
CORVETTE 1858; company car:
l,200 MI; T. and h.. .w.-w.: many
other extras; 24b-h.p. engine.
white top; silver-blue body; new
car title and warranty; S3,4a5
HICKS CHEVROLET. INC. RA
$4,000.
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CADILLAC '57 coupe: striking
gun-metal gray. white top. fun
only S3.0Bb.
Suburban Cadillac Odds Co.
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
Bethesda, Md. OIL, $1,000
CADILLAC '57 Sedan de villei 2
steering and brakes; s3.iSb, ccc
guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-O ldS Co,
1899 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLAC 81 Coupe de vile; dis
tinctive 2-tone black and white,
harmoni8ing luxuriously appointed
interior; all the Cadillac features
including factory-installed AIR
CONDITIONING. One owner, low
mileage. New-car condition. A
regular - 900 value,
nfeCOIiNT PRICE SALSA
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lChDllllAC DO company onhclai
cars: substantial savings:
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
Iced a2nd st, NV. RE. $4,000
CADILLAC 80 series ga" limou-
sine; full 7-passenger; black,
power steering; Si,1gs
Akers Odds Cadillac Co.
Fairlington Shopping :, Center a
CADILLAC I5s "7b" limo. t7-pas-
senaer). every extra, power steer
Ing; black finish; like new; $500.
THACKER MOTORS
18th and r. ]. Ave NE. La. 6-0530
CADILLAC '54 II Dorado cow;
fully eouip., loaded with power
equip, like new throughout: one
yr. guar. avail, Si.e9b.
STANDARD PONTIAC
24RO Chilum Rid. AP. 7-7120
NCADILLAC 'bs 4-dr. hardtop; ex-
tended rear deck; 2-tone blue;
full power and electrical access
sories, air ride, air como. an-
tTonie eye; s4,sob, BY OWNER
CADILLAC 1858 convertible; full
power. beaut. red finish; Immac.
throughout, Owner viii sacrifice.
Call Ii. 4-6b33.
CADILLAC 'b7 convertible, coupe;
blue very clean; all leather In
terror, power steering and brakes;
S4,005, CCC guarantee,
| Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
1879 22nd st. NV. FE. 7-2d00
CADILLAC '52 "82" 4-dr.; full
power: $3.50; trade terms; air
cond. optional. OF. 1881.
CADILLAC '5s company oficiel
cars (only 3 left 70 choose FROM I;
now; ali in showroom condition.
Suburban Cadillac Odds Co.
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
Bethesda. Nd. OIL. 6-7700
CADILLAC bS sedan; air condi-
tioning; all power features. A
company car. will make you a
liberal trade-in price on your
present car.
AkerS Odds Cadillac Co.
Fairlington shopping Center =
Alex, Va. OV. 3-OJbO
CADILLAC '63 sedan: STONE ivory
and blue, fully equipped, Al
cond.: Sl,145.
Montgomery Stubs
MOTORS, INC.
3TI5 Bladensburg Rd., AP. 7-2929
CADILLAC 1875 "62" 4-dr, sedan
white and greeni D.. brakes ana
steering; extra winter tires:
$o.195. OWNER, JE. $4,000.
CADILLAC 1870 4-dr. sedan; high-
speed transmission; best offer
| WA. 7-2S15.
CADILLAC 1855 convertible; all
black. All power, air conditioned
| For sale BY WASHINGTON physician.
s3,l5O. EN-. 2-3943 or Wo
! 6-521i. -
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1910 R. I. ave. NE. La. s-1Oo3
CHEVY '55 Bel Air VS. 2-dr. sedan;
powerglide, 7, and h.; beautiful
light-blue finish; In excel. cond.
Full price only $3.50.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 Ca. Ave, IA. 9-2900-2904
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1853 "2i0"; r, and
eiiIiEiys t sssH'd Only SE mi sos. 0 VII
a-3746.
CHEVROLET $50 Bel Air VS. sport
coupe; powerglide trans, radio,
heater, 2-tone paint, Wv. tifes'
AIS MOTORS, INC.
1910 Wilson Blvd, Arl. VA, e.4102
CHEV. late '52 2-dr. de luxe coupe;
a real cream pun; 2, and h., good
tires, also snowtreada: excel, cond (.
2-tone blue; $3.50, ORIG, OWNER,
CO. 5-920S.
CHEVROLET 800 Bel All co. 4-dr !;
r. and h.. Continental kit an I'M
maeulate, one-oWner car; priced
at only 81 .295.
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1857 CHEVY
VS. hArdtop, loads Of extras and
like new,
S1,695

KIRK MOTOR co.
1000 ga. Ave. ia. 9-4s0O
CHEVROLET I54 club cdr. sedan;
On. ROPER MOTOR, La 6-27O0,
CHEVROLET 1882 super de luxe
sedan: very nice cond.; runs and
drives splendid; S205, terms, IS
dn., SIS mo. ROPER MOTOR, LA.
0-2700.
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Odds

Buy From Your New-car
Discount Dealer"
1000 Wilson Blvd, Arl. IA. 7-e4O0
CADILLAC 'b6 $50" 4-door; every
extra, power steering and brakes;
like new: $1,000.
THACKER MOTORS
18th and R. !. Ave. NE. La. 6-0630
CHEVROLET '53 4-dr. de luxe:
powerglide; new.ear cond.; S5gb.
PLYM.. JE. 2-230O.
SHEvRoLETS-Huge selections. '47s
Through '5Ss. Priced to sell quick
ly. NO reasonable offer refused
PECK CHEVROLET
e63e Wilson Blvd. Ari., IA. 10000
CHEW. '5s Impala cow: white;
eond. Ex $4,000, Ext. 32OI.
CHEVROLET '5S Brpokwood sta
ton wagon: equipped, air cond,,
$500 mi; $3.50. OIL. 4-73e9
CHEVROLET '5S lmpala; white,
fully equip.: $2.460. 10. 7-427l
CHEVROLET '55 eonv,; r. and h.;
powerglide; good cond.; best offer
over $1,000. IA. 2-015S.
CHEW '5s Bel Air hardtop; blue
and white; 7. and h., powerslide;
sale priced, $685..
See JACK PRY
Before YOU BUY
18th and Pa. Sc. II. 10000
CHEVROLET '54 Bel Air 4-dr sed.;
orig, 2-tone green. w.-WS, r. and
H.: very clean, l-owner. low-mile-
are car. INSPECTED. $685.. low
sso WOLFE MOTORS
II i1sa so y MOORE ST" J Ar 1.ss SAi
CHEVROLET b3 2-doors, 4-doors;
N convertible, ! hardtopl: most
can be sold with no down payment
to responsible parties; all priced
for quick sale. From S49b:
OuriSInan-Mandell
Chevrolet
224l Nichols Ave. Sc. LII. 3-l0b1
CHEVROLET '53 2-dr.: upholstery,
paint, motor and tires in excel.
cond. A great Ind car for the
family. Only $595.
ROSenthal Chevrolet
Columbia Pike and 8. Glebe Rd.
Arlington, Va. IA. 1-616o
CHEVROLET '55 Bel Air; / owner:
2-tone; powerglide. htr.: low mi. !:
S1,l5O or best ofief. JU. b-S287.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CADILLAC 'bs company ofneiAl
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
l2s5 aand st, NV. re. $4,000
'52 series "7h" limou-
sine; full 7-passengeri black
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BUICK '53 Super 4-dr.: dynafiow.
r. and h.. tinted glass and other
extras; runs and looks like new;
only sos down and S37 SO per
mo. BARRIE MOTORS, $50 Fla.
ave ne II R-SR(lO
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
IcONTlNuEDl

BUICK 1851 Roadmaster Riviera;
r, h., hydra: like new; $3.50; 80
dn.. SIS mo. ROPER MOTOR. LA,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-26

AkerS Olds-Cadillac Co.
Harrington Shopping Center
Alex Va OV 1-lh0O
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CADILLAC 'b7 convertible coupe;
blue; very clean; all leather In
terror, power steering and brakes;
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va. = sDS &C. Sou' ..6IS O~sIv WV
tires. IKE new throuEhouti 81 ,Sah,
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CADILLAC 80 "7b" limo. l7-pas-
senaer): every extra, power steer
ing; black finish; like new; $500.
THACKER MOTORS
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CADILLAC 1858 convertible; full
power. beaut. red finish; Immac.
throughout. owner will sacrifice.
Call Ii 4-fb33.
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CADILLAC 'b8 sedan: air condi-
tioning; all power features. A
company car. will make you
liberal trade-in price on your
present car.
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CADILLAC '5s company ofieiel
Substantial savings II you act
now; ali in showroom condition.
Suburban Cadillac -OldS Co.
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CADILLAC 80 "6s" 4-dr.; full
eond. optional. OF, 4-5737.
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Buy From Your New-Car
Discount Dealer"
1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl. ia. 7-e4O0
CADILLAC '56 "63" 4-door; every
extra, power steering and brakes;
like new; $1,000
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CAVE FORD

asia Elm g., Bethesda. Nd,
OIL, 6-s200 OIL. 6-s20s
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'b3 2-doors, 4-doors;
n convertible, / hardtopl: most
can be sold with no down payment
to responsible parties; all priced
for quick sale. From S4eb:
OuriSTnan-Mandell
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CHEVROLET '55 Bel Air; ! owner:
2-tone; powerglide. htr;: low nj; ;
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18th and r. ]. Ave NE. La. 6-055O
CADILLAC 'b4 II Dorado cow;
fully EQUIP, loaded with power
equip, like new throuehout; one
yr. guar, avail, 81 900.
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CADILLAC 'bs 4-dF. hardtop; ex-
tended rear deck; 2-tone blue:
full power and electrical access
sories, air ride, air eond.. au-
tTSnie eye; s4,seS. BY OWNER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-10
1880 Volunteers
Petrol Conodo

OTTAWA. Sept. 10 (AP).-
A band Of 1880 unpaid vclun-
tcers is serving Canada as a
shadow militia patrolling the
country's remotest areas on
the lookout for enemy land
ings or other suspicious move
ments.
The government disclosed for
the first time yesterday the ac-
tual strength Of q little-known
group referred to as rangers.
It Is composed Of trappers.
prospectors, miners. farmers
ana others who live In Canada
sparsely settled regions.
The volunteers are organized
In companies across the nation.
They may be called on to play
q vital role In the event Of air
attack, or they may report
suspicious activities, round up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-10
Atomic Device Tests
Slated This Month

LAS VEGAS, New, Sept. 10
(AP).-An atomic device will
be detonated from a balloon
this month to launch the
Atomic Energy Commissions
fall nuclear test series.
The Acc said yesterday that
the first firing won't come be-
fore September l6.
Next on the Aces schedule
viii be a balloon shot some
time after September 20. fol-
lowed by a shot from a 50-foot
tower In October. Underground
detonations also are planned
for october.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-10

n>sed out ex-Gov. Hugh Gregg
o. Nashua by a margin Of only
~ votes in a total Of more than
81 600.
Mr.. Gregg, a former presi-
dAnt Of the New England Coun-
c., first told newsmen "a re-
count appears to be in order"
then announced he would wait
fer the States ofiicial tabula-
ton before taking further ac-
ton.
New Hampshire Democrats
wNo haven't elected a Governor
In SO years. chose Lacohia's
Mayor Bernard L. Boutin al
their standard bearer.
Republican Representa- tive
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-10

Chester e. Morrow trounced
two opponents to win renomi-
nation to his ninth consecutive
term in the States first con-
gressional district.
He will be opposed by Al
phonse Roy. a Manchester real
estate dealer and the last New
Hampshire Democrat to serve
In Congress.
Representative Perkins Bass,
Republican, was renominated
without opposition to a third
ter min the second district. His
opponent viii be Democrat Stu
art v. Minis, a Keene Insurance.
broker and political novice.
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enemy agents or perform rescue
work.
They also can act as guides
for Canadian troops unfamiliar
with the terrain in which they
are operating.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-10
AttorneyDe Defeats Gregg
In New Hampshire

MANCHESTER N. H., Sept 10 AP)--wesley Powell, q
young Hampton Falls lawyer appeared to have the Rpub-
can subernatoa nomination early today upsettng former
Governor primary contest close recount is virtually
ar the basis Of complete but unofcial returns Mr. Powell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-24
Deucons' Pusser
Voted Sophomore
Of Week in ACC

RALEIGH. N. c., Sept. "a
(AP) Norman Snead, rangy
Wake Forest quarterback, won
the nomination today as the
Associated Press first 1858
sophomore of the week in the
Atlantic Coast Conference.
Snead, 175-pounder of War
wick, Va, threw three touch
down passes Saturday as Wake
Forest trounced Maryland,
$40, to end a 12-game losing
streak.
His three touchdown passes
for a single game tied an ACC
record. Showing exceptional
poise in his first varsity start,
the 6-foot-4 Snead completed
eight Of is losses for $50 yards.
Coach Paul Amen of the
Deacons said: "Snead did what
he has been doing in practice,
and that is about the greatest
tribute that could be paid him.
That he directed the offenSe so
capably in his first varsity
game is remarkable. He has
poise and leadership. l can't
praise him too highly"
Two other sophomores who
merited high praise were Glenn
son Quarterback Lowndes
Shingler and N. c. State Gen.
ter Bill Hill.
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Ring Groups
Ban KanthaI

Promoter Goldie Ahearn's
plans to use Heavyweight Ler
Kanthal in a preliminary fight
Friday night at Capitol Arena
were snagged today by the Dis
trict Boxing Commission.
Jocko Miller, chairman OF
the commission, informed
Ahearn that Kanthal was un-
der suspension by the commits
sion and the National Boxing
Association.
Earlier, Ahearn had an
nounced that Kanthal would
appear in a six-rounder,s with
an opponent yet to be named,
on the show featured by a 10
round television bout between
frankie Ryff, New York light
weight. and Gale Kerwin
Canadian welterweight cham
pion.
Kanthal is a popular fighter
a former national amateur
champion who won 10 straight
pro fights before losing his first
early this year.
Miller said Kanthal has beer
suspended under the Facts
detrimental to boxing" section
OF the rules. Kanthal was ar
rested by Prince Georges Coun-
ty police last June during q
narcotics raid. He was charged
with delivery of barhiturates
and his case has yet TO go to
court
Miller said Kanthal would
remain on the suspended .list
until his case was cleared up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-24
Silver Hill
kears Title

Silver Hill, champion OF the
Industrial League, can wrap up
the sandlot baseball champion
ship of the city today with a
victory on the Ellipse. Strick's
Restaurant, Recreation DEPART
ment titlist, again offers the
opposition at Sis pm.
After playing to a 3-3 tie
Monday at the start of the best
of-three series, Silver Hill yes
terday scored a AL triumph
to take a commanding position,
Sttrick's only run of Vernon
MacManamay came in the Sec
ond inning when Shortstop
Jebbie Wells doomed a home
run over the head of Jackie
Miller in rightfeld. Silver Hill
scored all of its runs in the
sixth and darkness prevented
further play.
Ralph Sta was the first to
reach base for Silver Hill in
the sixth, on an error. Dave
Keys singled and Perry Currin
walked. Miller singled to score
Sta and Keys and moved to
second on a passed ball. Harry
Beach scored Currin and Miller
with a single bewteen shortstop
and second.
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WOMEN'S GOLF

COLUMBIA CTwo-day mem.
Der guest tournament fol-
Francis Kane trophy
Low net leaders, best ball
score with handicap deduction
Mrs. Glen Garvin and Mrs
George Noble of Kenwood, Mrs
Edison Mollohan and Mrs
Frank Cush of Argyle, Mrs. J
Arnold Anderson and Mrs. Rex
Smalley of Belle Haven, all
with Ills.
Gross-Mrs. Garvin and Mrs
Noble. 10, Mrs. Mollohan and
Mrs. Cush. 81, and Mrs. John
Kerkam and Mrs. Richard
johnson, 80.
MANOR CLUB-Field Day,
LIST fight. Mrs. Everett billiard
95-19-76; I'd flight, Mrs. G. C.
Whalen, 95-23-72; Sd flight
Mrs. Charles B. Billiard. 101-
25-76; 4th fight, Mrs. B. L
Eberts. l05-31-74; 5th fight
Mrs. E. F. Nelson. l14-36-78
Inside nine: LIST flight, Mrs. Van
Senseman, 1874; I'd flight,
Mrs. Robert Montgomery, 81
1873; Sd flight, Mrs. William
Matthews, 52-14-38; 4th flight,
Mrs, Frank Blanchard, 51-l6--
IS.
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SHOW

Continued From Page CT
decision" Gen. Abendroth said.
1--WE are not yet certain which
riders or horses will represent
the United States, but those de-
tails will be cleared up in the
next few days."
Meanwhile, Manager Eric At
terbury of the International
announced that he has received
q definite show confirmation
from a group Of West German
riders who are considered tops
in Europe. They also will COM
pete as individuals, uniting as
q team for their Harrisburg
and New York appearances.
Gen. Humberto Marbles, the
famed Mexican rider who has
been a star Of international
competition for many years
will serve as an official at the
International.
Representing Mexico will bt
two Of Gen. Marbles children
and several civilian riders.
The shape-up Of the Cana
dian squad is uncertain. Draw
ing from the ranks Of younl
businessmen and college stu
dents, the Canadians may b
forced to alternate riders a
the three United States shows
using the same horses through
out.
Adrian Van Sinderen, presi
dent of the American HorsI
Shows Association, has indi
Gated there may be a chang
in the current internationa
rule, to permit Washington
show to have full-dress team
competitions next year. How
ever the rule will be observes
khis yeaE.
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thumb and fingers are inserted
into the ball, but there's no
weight strain on them.
3. The head, shoulders, hips
and feet are all facing the
bowler's target.
4. The bowler's eyes are con-
centrating directly on his tar
get.
It's all right for a bowler to
have some slight changes from
this form. For instance, you
might prefer to have one foot
slightly more forward or ahead
of the other one. Or you might
choose to hold the ball a bit
higher or lower than the waist.
These slight deviations don't
affect the basic fundamentals
of the stance. They only tend
to increase the comfort Of the
bowler in this position.
Check your own stance and
see if you meet these require
ments.
If you want a permanent copy
of these and other stance
pointers, send 10 cents and a
stamped, return envelope to Joe
Wilman, care Of this paper and
ask for the pamphlet, your
Stance and Approach"
(Copyright 1858. John p. Ollie Col
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Coach Of Lions
Ordered to Quit
His N Program

DETROIT, Sept. "a (AP).-
Coach George Wilson of the
Detroit Lions had his own
footballs television show lined
up. It was to have begun Mon
day night. but Wilson never got
on the air. The Lions forced
him to cancel out.
Edwin j. Anderson, president
Of the Lions, said yesterday
Wilson was asked to cancel
because a sponsor thought II
would preempt the Wednesday
night show" which Is handled
by Van Patrick, regular play
hy-play announcer for the
Lions.
Assistant Coaches Aldo Forte
and Buster Ramsey handled
Wilson's initial show in his
absence. 1t was on WJBK.
TV. which also carries Pat
rick's Wednesday night Lions
Quarterback Club"
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MIDWEST FOOTBALL PICKS
Irish, Sportons to Romp;
Ohio Stute to Nip SMU

siers head coach after sitting
out a one-season suspension
He has discarded the so-called
side-saddle T for a straight
single wing.
Purdue 10, Nebraska THE
Boilermakers could have their
hands full against a team that
surprised Penn State, lat.
Michigan 20, Southern Cali
fOrnia IL The Wolverines
viii need every advantage, and
playing at home is a big one.
uses huge line wrecked Ore
gon State, the 1857 Pacific
Coast Conference champion
2l-0. last week.
Illinois, II; UCLA, I3-This
could be another tough one
Illinois has one Of It's biggest
lines to try to contain Don
Long, a good inside runner and
regarded the best passer at
UCLA In 10 years. The Illini,
who still haven't settled on q
quarterback. can get some con-
ISOLATION from the fact that
UCLA was thumped. 27-6, by
Pitt.
Washington State, %; North
western. IA The Wildcats,
who didn't win a game last
year, now must. open against
the Vests favorite club. WASH
ington States 40-6 rout OF
Stanford has made a big i'm
preston. and so has Bob New
man. possibly the Nations best
passer, who hit on 10 out OF
10 for 1874 yards and two touch
downs and scored another him
self.
Minnesota, IA; Washington,
THE injury-hampered Goph-
ers make the long trip to Seat
tie, but it should be a pleasant
one if sophom ores come
through. Washington opened
last week with a 14-6 decision
over little San Jose State.
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Sports Car Group
Holds Third Race
At Old Dominion

The Sports Car Owners and
Drivers Association will bring
its members to Old Dominion
Speedway for the third time
this season to divide an eight
race program with the sports
man car drivers Saturday
night.
SCODA will allow i've nom
members from the Washington
area in the sports car field.
Either Bob Hurt of Bethesda
or Preston Welsh Of Kensing-
ton will drive Hurts black
Corvette. The other four are
Joe Karter of Alexandria in an
MG-A, Paul Schaber and Jack
Hart Of Alexandria. both in
Triumph TR-3s, and Harvey
Henderson of Rockville in an
other TR-3.
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Princeton Gets
Four Men Back

PRINCETON, N. j.. Sept. "a
(AP).-Four Princeton football
players who had been sidelined
by injuries returned to action
yesterday.
The squad was bolstered by
the temperance of Capt. Fred
Tiley, fullback, who was out for
a week with a knee injury:
Artie Max, right guard, who
had suffered an ankle injury;
Stan Baldwin, left guard. who
had back trouble, and Gene
Forcione, left tackle, who
missed two weeks with an
ankle injury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-24
BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

The male duckpin talent Of
the area is concentrated In the
All-Star Major District League.
and the women's talent in the
Capital Major.
Now comes a combination Of
the two. The Metropolitan
Major Mixed Doubles League
will make its bow at 9:l6 pm.
Friday at the Wheaton Bowl
ing Center.
Comprising 1t are 20 couples,
made up Of virtually all Of the
ranking duckpinners Of the
area. With a minimum aver
age Of 225 and q maximum Of
235. tight competition is as
sured, and there is q lot Of in
centive. The first prize. con-
tributed by the sponsoring
Capri Restaurant, is $500.
Here's how they're paired:
Alice Beall Frank Micalizzi,
Berry, Meyer Bob Miciotto,
Lorraine Gulli-vince Adams,
Bing Moen Nick Rinaldi,
Frances Perkins Joe Cicala,
Inez Rhine-Sonny Weldon, Dot
Bowie-Norman Titus, Ruth
King-Nick Campanella, Rita
Welch-W Souder, Mabel
Schatz Paul Moore, Gertha
Wilson-Rocco Nocera, GIMME
Siegel-Al Lucas, Kitty Hamil-
ton-Ralph Gaddi, Hap Ken
ney-Stan Ward, Lucy Engle-
brecht Wade Englebrecht,
Phyllis Jones-Jim Goodwin,
Bobbie Jones-Bits Amanuel,
Lyn Kuczek- Kelly Beach, Agnes
Belas- Charley Evans and Eliz-
abeth Kluttz-Bruce Herbert.
Bring out the glass ball!
4 4
Muntz TV has taken over
Rockville Bowling Center fran
chise in the All Star Major
District League and Billy
Mischou and his crew promptly
rewarded their new hackers
with a victory, in shading Be-
thesda 40" 1t was a low
scoring match with Gene Har-
gett high for the winners at
379.
Clete Pannell, Chevy Chase
captain, was up to old tricks