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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.
lcoNIlNUgDl

HILLCREsT-owners leavins. must
sell. Beautiful Colonial brick:
rm.; lovely lawn with trees In
yestigate this, II will pays BOX
321-Y, Star.
HILLCREsT AREA, AIS Stanley
st. s.e.--semidet. brk.: Q RS. 3
bedrms,. rec. rm;, shower; q
dRAlTISsff'rEE,s i Rea it, Oi Nk Ss-bass
LYNDALE 27os MINI. aye, Sc
eond. A wonderful home or Q
grecious home and income prop
erty. Close to Highland shopping
center, st. Francis Xavier. PRIN-
GLE REALTY, Ii, 6-2526.
LYNDALE-only $3.50 down for 4
2.6edrm;. semidet. hrick;e ~, III
2 terrific buy, Near Lyndale shop;
Ms St. esn TO SEE e. M sOda1, e cx"sil s Ns
REALTY, Ii. 6.2bs5.
10th 81. S.E.-Two 4-fiat units for
dn. Il. =. BRuzEE. NO. 7-76S6.
Mr.. CONGRESSIONAL BLDGs.. is
- ~ osCs-AbC00y III OgGAbAhCIa
restored modern brick: End A., 3
bedrms. and bath; LIST a., dining
living rm. with brick, fioor-to-
ceiling fiIepl, kit, dinette. powder
rm.; daylight bsmt.. rec. rm. with
floor-to-ceiling firepl., laundry rm.
and bath. Open for inspection
Sun, 2-5. BLUE REALTY Co. DI.
7-5S27: ewes, RA. 3-56SS.
BRICK CORNER, mr.. 2 avenues
apis. A real BARGAIN, Will ex-
Mr.. asth AND PA. AVE, S.E.-2-
family Diet. home, LIST. 4. apt. has
bedrms:. sep, heating, PRICE
sRanE H9; s4 RGAL aSSE 10 5o IoO g.
1921 MASS. AVE. s,E.-New ram
bier: 3 bedrms., 2 baths. built-in
gar: on corner lot: $4,000. LII.
a. d sT.--0EoRoEToWN STYLE.
compl. restored: Q rms. 2M b. Re-
duced. Open 2:30-5:3O. NO. 7-1925.
Sc, 2-FAMILY, 2-story brk. semi.
Diet facing Govt. park: / b.r. ca:
terms, Isl tr. AZ. 10. a-essa.
HlLLCREsT, $3.50 down-cute
r st. sc. About SS9.b0 per mo-.
incl. interest and taxes. PRINGLE
REALTY, Ii. f-2525.
AREA, for executive
or professional man--1mpressive
stone-and-brick, 6-bedrm., 4-bath
home; g min. from U. 8. Capitol.
Spacious drawing rm. with flrepL,
din. rm. with picture window on
terrace, paneled den, . bedrms..
bath. powder rm., ali on list Or !;
2 bedrms. and bath on End; walk
in cedar closets: knotty-pine rec.
rm. and high standard once
space In bsmt.; lovely grounds
front and back; 2-car garage and
apron parking space. Price. SI2,-
600 below today's cost to dupli-
cate. Call Mr.. Larkin. Ii. 3-1664,
PRIN0LE REALTY, Ii. 8-2526.
"a Name Homeowners Trust"
HILLCREST AREA--Mod. detached
brick: ) big bedrms.. knotty-pine
rec. rm. and all the extras you've
dreamed Of. Powder rm. on list a.
scr. side porch-breeze swept and
view Sacrifice, owner to Florida.
To see today. call Mr.. Larkin. Ii.
1864, PRINGLE REALTY, II.
$685..
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sYKEEsVnLLE ''I NEAR
Remodeled 6-rm. house. 8 acres,
corner property on hard I'd hi1 MoS
bath. all conv., 25 min. from silver
Spring on Rte. "a. Cool In summer.
snug In winter. 3 miles view;
Saaf,sO0, w, W. DULANEY Co,
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STOP
LOOKING
AJAX

Couldn't make this home
more like new. One OF the
largest In Rigs Park. ALI
brick semidet., 8 Ice. bed
rms. lge. front porch and
huge 16x25-ft. rec. rm., ~
baths. See Owner, Mr..
TAYLOR. today. 5l26 18th
st. me-, LA. 6-0506.
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ANACOSTIA REALTY
s ssSe s Nina Ave fSs,, ss sSPes1,st
Lu. i-0SO7, liz. 1876, LII. l-5O02
FHA APPRoVED-FT. DUPONT s T.
1919 DIN, $92 MO.
Modern brick home, lovely
rooms and bath; full bsmt., rec
rm. gas h,-w.h.; redecorated like
new. Eligible buyers should earn
So wk. minimum and have good
credit. Price, only Sl3,50O.
TRADES ACCEPTED
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RALPH D. COIN
TU. 2-9200

COLORED - BEAUTIFUL 5.RM.
and bath semi detached brick with
iull bsmt., gas heat; immaculate
cond.; $500 dn., price $1,000.
Call OWNER, OIL. 0-73S3.
COLORED-NEAR 18th AND PA
AVE. S.E.-2-family brick; . apis,
. baths; bsmt.. gas heat. TRADE
$685. down. DAVID, RA, 6-60l2
RE. T-19i5. III. 2-Sy75,
COLORED-3457 .3rd ST. Sc
8 room brick in AL eond.; gas
heat. cement back porch. lovely
Anchor fenced yard; terms, II.
6-704J; ewes, LII. l-30gI. WILL
LOUGHBY REAL ESTATE.
COLORED-ATTRACTIvE' 3-bdrm
brick; newly dec; full bsmt,. par
titioned, sas heat; front porch;
$3.50 down. payments like rent
Of, 4-7eSS' Hu, 3.i747.
COLORED-NEAR 18th AND PA.
AVE. S.E.--2-family brick; . apis,
. baths; bsmt.; gas heat. TRADE.
$685. down. DAVID, RA. 6-69l2;
RE. 7-l9l5, tn. 2-S075.
COLORED-l562 4lst ST. Sc
financing. Mod. Germ. semidet,
brick, ige. kit, with din. area
STONE A. MARCELLINO. EN-,
OnaOg ~ TIT O-OfOl
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LAKEWOOD KNoLLs SECTION;
New Market dr.-split level: large
living rm.. dining rm.. unusual
kit. with ample eating space, 3
bedrms.. . bathrms. lovely family
rm, with firepl. opening onto
patio, also a rec. rm, with powder
rm. double gar; Ice. level lot
with fine fencing. Price, S31 500.
Directions: Out Bradley blvd. left
on Wilson Ia. to the Landon Viii
i risSt On kirby G pd.. T ieit en New
Market to 1907 New Market DIR.
VOLKMAN REAL ESTATE. EN-.
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SsGrda R0isS new ss,ts d
among tall oek trees in an exclu-
sive srea: lower level. family room
with fireplace, den and another full
bath. Modern kitchen with every
convenience plus large table space
Priced right ct $4,000. CAR OIL
6-2344 ONCE open 10 til 9,
THOMAS j FISHER A. CO., INC
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sA95 DOWN, quick sale value;
Twinbrook Forest-3-bedrm. Cape
Cod: firepl... uitramod. kit, eye
level oven. large corner lot witt
carport. Walk TO schools. j V.
CALIANDRO CO., JU. S-1ss6 or
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WHEATON-G LENMONT- 2-bedfm
rambler with that "cared-for'
look. Full bsmt with rec rn.. Diet.
carport, lee lot, fenced, tree
down, SS4 mo. pays ali. PRATT
& STEVENSON. ~. 5-4365.
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WHEATON-Cape Cod on pa
acres. Woods. stream, privacy, 8
rms, ga baths, large screened
porch. S27,p50. VIII. 6-3647.
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WHEATON, real buy, walk to
public and parochial schools; 3
bedrms., "a baths. brick rec, rn :.
mod, kit; Sl4,950: 1880 viii
sesS SaSm snsuR r s5oO P nc h.
TIES, Mgt.
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o a. g. 81; 1900 oakyieE
bier, 22-ft. iiv. .rm., firepl.. porch;
mr.. all schools; 1900 down.
HUGH T. PECK. HE. 4-64O0.
OAKviEW-NOL: open 2-5; 9sl6
lse. fenced I'd. firepl., mod. kit;
Sl6,05O. assume Az Oh trust OF
FHA terms. j. MADEOY REAL
ESTATE, ST. 3-7266; ewes, La
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GAYFJELDs---On over an acre, q
gorgeous custom built brick home.
separate dining rm.. fireplace. full
basement and built-in garage: as
sumo S21 500 II you wish: So5.750
ASHLEY e. CO., 10. 5-2322. Q
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SILVER sPRING-3-bedrm ram
bier with din. rm.. flrepl,, rec. fm
l4x94 family room. built-in ea-
rage. shady large yard with bar
becue. Across street from golf
for S.IO0 but because OF need
for only Si7.a5O. Bring check
book, Open to 5. sis Forest
Glen I'd. JU $1,000. BAINUM
REAL ESTATE.
SLIGO CREEK ARsAI-Brick cape
Cod, amons trees! bedrms., .
full baths; frepl;; full hsmt on
R KIP sSee CO. 5O' w. c's saSiiI' iS''O'
SLIGO PARK AREAl .s1a,1sO!--
Gta I I:SssaTS r STek &C. cSlo mia
assume $4,000 ~ ioan Call
RIPLEY CO. JU. 5-8l1l,
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WHEATON-ROCKVILLE AREA =
$3.50 down including settlement.
Non-vet assume GI loan on 81
bedrm. rambler. -AP. 7-7427. II no
answer. AID. 2-Oi03,
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N LEV 4 HA a., Sl;a,. LslALEs,. -Myoo'
in location. list n powder rm., mr.
shopping. Assume Az loan. Pas
SS4.2S NINTH. Incl. taxes. HUGH
7 PECK 1850 New Hamp. ave
He. 4-6l0O.
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COLORED
1851 A ST S.E.-Newly deco:
rated firm. -. and ,. bath ,,I Colonial hsn,
sl.,g5O, small cash payment and
low monthly terms. Call Mr.. VIM
NICK. ME. S-22a2, DE. .-0754.
col oRED-s APIS. SEP ENT.
$500 CASH WILL HANDLE,
LOUIS RIDDEN, Tu. 2-3O6O
coLORFr--SPTpLEY 5'FRI1ACE
NO IS DOWN
Modern bedroom rick home
dinins roof recreation room.
=Annaar nm II nnanr "a
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GREENWOOD KNOI.Ls : All-hrk
split-level, corner lot, full Cyclone
fence: bedrms.. 2h baths. nv.
rm. exposed-heam Cathedral cell
built-in planters. din. rm., Ice.
rec. rm.. full daylight bsmt.;. wall
and ven blinds througbout. sea-
600. WI. R-6671.
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WHEATON-You can't beat thisI
@-car garage. jalousied breezeway,
3-b.r. rambler. Big kit, full bsmt.
Sl3.950. HILDEBRAND CO..
JU. Q-6SSO.
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OPEN SUN. lis; Parkwood, 1O1Ot
Thornwood rd.-Charming 3-btd-
I'm, brick rambler; full bsmt
considered. nc Out u comm. to r ssHi
I'd. left to Thornwood. right to
1904 and open sign: or out
Wis. to Cedar lane. right to Sarl
I'd, left to Thornwood right 10
10104. Call j. Grigsby. EN- =
5376. BERENS SALES, INC.
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GA1THERsBURG LITTLE ESTATE
OF 2 acres for S17.50a. Brick ram
bier, full basement, f1replaces.
breezeway, double garage. storu,
windows. dishwasher, wall-to-wall
carpet, plenty Of trees and
shrubbery: many others. tell us
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BiETHESDA-Attrae. brick rambler
! r. e RiiSSi R s:His SCI 81 $50 z.
1900 til 8.
BETHESDA ESTATE - Charming
stone residence: " acre. land
conv. Of in-tcwn estate. ( he'd.
rms, ga baths, air cond., rec
rm.. din, rm. ny OWNER, S33'-
900, attractive financing. 1902
Wilson lane, OIL. 6-7762.
BETHEsDA;I,Terrific value: 5 bed
dining IL" huge Kit. with every.
thing; air cOnd.; S24, $50, excel
lent financing. ARDMORE REAL
TX Co. OIL. 2-1736; ewes, OIL.
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OPEN TODAY, rs
6 BEDRMS., 2ls BATHS
l2a7 MASS. AVE. Sc. OPP
Lincoln PIX A well-bullt brick. q
bedrmf.. 2is baths. entr. hall, liv.
rm., din, rm., kit on LIST flr.
Also plumbins for LIST fr. bath.
Biz closets; cement porches front
and back full bsmt.i alum; storm
SCnss:I.d Mq u. Ds !. i today on'r'
Pringle Realty, Ii. 6-2525
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WI EATON-Beneft by assuming
lse. 4laTo loan. Nearly new 4-bcd-
rm.. 2-bath split level; recr. rm.
Conv. to schls., church. play.
ground. OIL. 4-6i64. HURIAUx.
OIL. 4-334S.
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BY OWNER-Kav-built suiit level.
z rms, "a baths, .62s 50. II.
plus bsmt.. well Handicapped ar
fenced yard: $4,000 for my equity
to assume 4Iaoe loan. BY apt,
WI 6-95l6.
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OLNEY AREA--Deliehtful country
home for lse: family; S-bedrm
fenced. swim. pool. horse and COW
barn tenant house, kennels: mag
niflcent trees; close parochial anc
public schools: now drastically re-
duced price. Trades considered
H & H DEVELOPMENT CO.. EV
a061b mr. EV A.AORT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-30

LANGLEY Park AREA-Lovely 3.
bedrm. rambler; GEE kit, diShw.,
full bsnit.: almost h-acre around !;
cor. lot; priced to sell. JOSEPH
J. KROTO, HA. $4,000
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WHEATUN-Immac aII-brick home.
2-bedrm. rambler on large corn.r
lot: ideal for retired couple cr
small family: attractive financing
can be arranged; S11,950. RUTH
ERFOOD a. co. JU. 5000.
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s ny gso! sRn ING: . c0RNERs $;
Nom subdivision" brick -ard-Trame
custorTzed Cape Cod: bedrms..
Ia Baths, all-elec. kit, encl
patio; level corner lot: d. C. bus
81 corner. Omen . to s. DR.:
Univ blvd, "a mile past 4 Cor.
toward wheaton, left on Belve-
dsre, lst rieht to 70l Dryden.
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POTOMAC-contact us for COM
plete coverage Of finer homes and
lots in this suburban area. CLIFF
FORD v. LITTLE, Pc. 2-2S2S
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SILVER SPRING, CLOSE IN--Ar-
f TVS Erv nGs Roo oS1gai shf SsS!
rooms. flrepl.. ell brick. slate roof
$I,5'95o; HILDEBRAND CO.,
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POTOMAC. OPEN - TS.ft. brick
rambler on . acres: 3 bedrooms.
. baths, paneled den, double at
tached garage; S29,500. Ont
River I'd. to LIST I'd. past Falls I'd,
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WHEATON-.I-bedrm. rambler on
corner lot; full bsmt.. double ca: :
port, breezeway, completely fence 4
yard. Priced for immed. sale st
$l3 $50. RUTHERFORD L. CO..
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BLAIR HIGH AREA
1Immae: .bedrm. brk. rambler
Va baths, dishw. and disp. in kit
hs aSsS O' HUGH S' T. PEEK SSEn E w.
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sILv. sPG.-New listing. Nr. Ply
eers MN r.. mr.; parochial schl
3.o,r rambler. Fenced yd. FLA
avail; OIL. 4-6l64. HURIAUX,
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SILVER SPRING.: BY owner = A.
bedrm brk. split-leVel; family rm.
fiagstone foyer. / "a baths: sci 800
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M I3S E|S9s H.. .It by Ma NdI,b and
blk.l--3.br. rambler, brand -new,
2ha baths. sep. din. rrn.. patio: full
bsInt. OPEN SUN. Noon till dark
and daily. OWNER. JU. $1,000.
EYES ia A.nQhn
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CONN. AVE. PARK Is5o6 Ather-
nm. bsmt.. ST 900 dn. TAM
BLYN q CO., 10. 5-2930. VIII.
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CHEVY CHASED new split level. mr..
rec oaT rms G sarp 81 trees Somerset SS ne
BoGLEY oF MD. NC. OIL. &.
1900 to-day 1914; ewes, EN-.
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IDEAL CORNER This desirable
rambler for S14.956 with excel.
financing is offered for your in
spection: lge. liy. rm., nice kit.
with table space; porch and full
bsmt. /: excel, cond. For details, cell
STANFORD REALTY CO, OIL. a.
lIlA. ia 1-H1nS. JE 3-3A21
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HILLCREsT, D.. c., ebe3 36th place
se,. open today IL to b-New
brick rambiers: 2 bedrooms, "a
baths, rec, room. sarAge priced in
low twenties. BIRON, st. 3.3440.
ewes. Ju. bHg76.
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sILYER SPRING; OPEN 2 TO S;
Sl7.250-Attrae. brick rambler
iGe; Nv rm. with beamed ceiling
elec. kit. bsnt. wIoutside entr
and rec. rm., landscaped cor. lot,
mr.. school, Below original cost,
FLA terms. S1.650 down. Dir .
Ga. ave. left on Dennis tn 250R.
MRS: Hart, JU. 5-0175. cox 4 CO
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wOODsIDE FOREsT-Loveiy g.
rm, 2-bath brick rambler. with
rec, rm, gar and porch. Asking
SCI 800. BEERS BROS, JU. 81
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sI6.5OO-Assume a $4,000. 4is's
loan and move into this Lovely
3.bedrm. brick rambler: full t''s
bsnlt and very large kitchen with
dishwaeher and disposal: mare
5-o3oo q I'll q
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SILVER STRING! JUST LISTED.
"a blk. to st. Michaels Church I.
Lgei. 4-bedrm.. 2-hath brick CO.
ionial with full bsrnt.. hot-wRter
heat, double garage! Fine loca-
ton! $1,000 RIPLEY CO..
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ECONOMf is the keynote OF triS
unusually attrae. brick semidet.
Colonial, mr., schools. sep. dining
rm, 3 bedrms.. deliqhtful rec.
rm., in sround-le bsmt With
outside entr. A J. KESSINGER
/ BEDRMS., . FULL BATHS on
ssmo level. Brick, custom-built
rambler in choice wooded area;
mahogany paneled entra foyer.
beautiful liv. rm with window
wall and Roman brick iirepl. lge.
kit. dishwasher and disposal
Tremendous. rec. rm with full
bath. Priced below cost, $4,000.
WOOD CO.. JU, $1,000.
home with 3 bedrms, eIa baths:
rec: m. den, huge ny rn,, De
colesville I'd. left into Quaint
49, 5Sre; $1,000 Il - AERHN lthSPy REAL a 81 fs
TATE
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-09-29
Roy Makes Last Chance Go

On fourth down, with II yards to go for first
down. quarterback Roy dropped back to pass couldn't
spot receiver, and took off around right end all the
way to the Red Devil to gain frstand goal to CO.
At this point Henry went in for Roy at quarter
back, as the magnificent little sgnal-called shaken
up on the play.
Henry called quarter roll out to left and was over
the goal in a flash. The try for extra point failed
This set the stage for Grahams comeback attempt
Looking at statistics you wonder how CHHS won
Graham led in first downs, 14-9; rushing 184-177;
passing 1880 kickoff returns 64-39; and total yard
age gained, 335-282
Although quarterback Roy's passing game was off,
the CHES student body president like halfback
He averaged So yards per carry in 13 trys Hubbards
average, aided by his long run, whopping 24.0
yards per carry Henry's 40 and Whitney's, 38.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-09-29

gave him the inside track on the
ACC championship. a nice thing
TO have when they start passing
around the gravy bowls.
In the second place, It was his
Tooth victory against IS defeats
at Clemson, the only team he ever
bothered to coach. And what could
be sweeter than making his Tooth
victim" none other than Sunny
Jim Tatum. his former tormentor
whom he had never been able to
defeat before in five tries.
And last. but not at all least,
must have been those 10000 fans
who shoe-horned into the newly
enlarged Clemson stadium to
watch the game despite the 93-
degree weather. At 81 a head, that
amt hay, even to self-styled "coun-
try boy Howard.
The day was clearly Howard S
and Clemson's and just as EN-
phatically not Tatum's and Caro-
lian'S, who have lost their last
three consecutive games. counting
last years Virginia game
But, as Tatum said after the
uaroa tho Tar uaalc had unfhipu
to be ashamed Of; and. indeed.
but for a couple of close decisions
by the officials, which apparently
could have gone either way. the
game might have been Tatum's
95thS victory in only l3 years OF
coaching instead of Howard's Tooth
in just over Is years at the South
Carolina school.
II was minutes shy of the end
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-09-29
BY Pete Jones

Lincoln High Schools formidable
football Tigers continued their
quest for a second straight State
Class AA championship by sound
Iy whipping Chatham County
Training School of Siler City, AZ
0. in a well-attended game at the
Carrb0rO Lions Park Thurs. night.
II was the fourth straight win
for the Tigers of Coach Willie
Bradshaw this year, and estab-
fishes the local eleven as a def
mite threat to again win the cham
pionshlp.
In the first quarter quarterback
Charles Harrington of the Tigers
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-09-29
Bad Snap Costly

Chapel Hill center Keith Chaplin shot a snap
eaob Larshs head fourth down punting situation
Larsh recovered the ball. but Graham assumed posses
sion on downs at the CIIHS "a.
On the first play thereafter, Guthrie slanted off
right end all the way for touchdown Fullback Ralph
Lneberry converted. Score: 1877.
Minutes later Graham again had the ball, and
Guthrie connected with end Dcke Johnson on a 10
yard pass Lneberry again booted through the
uprights This put the haftme at 14-i3, Graham
Third quarter action both forces executing
sustained drives, only to be begged down Graham got
far the CHfiS 3, and Chapel Hill advanced to
the Red Devil 35.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-09-29
Tar Heels Lose Exciting
Battle To Clemson, 26-2l
Tigers Come From Behind To Hand Carolina Team Its
Second Straight Loss of Year; 10000 See Struggle

of the furious first half and Caro-
lina, due to Jack Cummings re-
c0very of Bob Chatlin's tumble
at the Clemson AZ. was in a good
position to increase its l4-8 lead
before the interrnission. A l5-yard
drive by Bob Shupin and an IL
yard dash by Wade Smith put
the ball on the Tigers l1-yard
line. After an incomplete pass and
four-yard loss by DeCantis,
Cummings passed to Smith for a
fourth-down- -and-three on the Glenn
son four Wade Smith then took
the ball on the option play, elect
ed not to pass, and ran into the
end zone for an apparent touch
down The officials ruled, however
that he had been forced out OF
bounds on the one-yard line, an
inch or two short of a first down.
The decision. of course, must be
classed as a close one.
Then with a little over 2iz
minutes to play in the first half
Clemson got the ball on it 81
where a seven-yard punt by Mel
son Lowe had gone out OF bounds
From here the Tigers, on a patent
ed Clemson comeback drive, push,
ed to the Tar Heels one-yard line
with the clock ticking off its last
first-half seconds. Halfback George
Usry took handoff from quarter
back Harvey White and dived into
the end zone with the six points
after the clock (which was the off
cial timepiece) showed the first
half was over Did the Clemson
center snap the ball before the
time ran out. as allowed by the
officials. or was it after the time
had elapsed as claimed by Coach
Tatum and many Carolina fan:
who saw the play?
So here were two close decision:
which, if they had been decidec
the other way, could have giver
the Tar Heels possible 22-8 half
time lead instead of the actua
l4-l4 tie.
But such is the way football
bounces. and in no way is thi:
any attempt to take away Glenn
sons great victory. A team thai
drives 80 years in the dying min
utes Of a bali game against a one
point deficit and 9O-degree weather
to win a game deserves the vic
tory, and. OF course, that's jusi
what the Tigers did. With Lownde.
Shlngler passing beautifully anC
Rudy Hayes smashing the tirini
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-09-29

Tar Heel line, the Tigers moved
relentlessly to the touchdown in
l3 plays.
The Tar Heels were beaten by
a real good team Saturday. and
any comparison between the team
that battied so valiantly against
Frank Howard's tremendous squad
and the team which couldn't hold
the bail against N. C. State Col
lege the week before would be a
waste of time They weren't the
same team; and if they continue
to play like they did against Glenn
son they viii win some games
they're not supposed to win dur
ing the rest of the season.
You can't. Of course. go all the
way with the exuberant Mr.. How
ard who, flushed from bis great
win, is reported by Jack Horner
of the Durham Morning Herald
as having said to the reporters:
Listen. boys, Mr.. Tatum amt 60
ing to lose any more games this
season"
But you have TO take note of the
fact that the Tar Heels came from
behind twice against first-rate
football team, with sophomore
halfback Sonny Folckomer getting
his hands on a Cummings fourth
down pass on the Clemson II with
just over a minutes playing time
left in the game.
Though the day was Clemson's
the Tar Heels may have found
themselves in Frank Howard's
town on Hurricane Helene's day.