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gives the '5s season a new look.
Fail drills still represent
brushing up exercises tor most
Of the big conference schools
as well as the ranking inde-
pendents. all permitted spring
workouts. The exception. again,
are the Ivy League colleges.
who have to use the spring for
other more academic endeav-
ors
Graduation and losses by
other causes have failed to
change much the national pow
ers, according to the reckoning
of most Of the experts.
Auburn. 1857 national cham
pion, Ohio State, Michigan
State, Notre Dame and Okla
homa again are figured to be
contenders for the No. posi-
ton with such customary
standbys as UCLA, Navy and
Army. TCU and Texas, MisSis-
sippi State and Miami of Flor
ida, Iowa and Michigan. and
Duke and Oregon State not far
behind.
For the record, the final 1857
standing in the Associated
Press poll was Auburn, Ohio
State, Michigan State. Okla
homa. Navy, Iowa, Mississippi.
Rice. Texas A&M and Notre
Dame.
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HyuttsViIIe Drives
Wins Blu Event

WAYSIDE, Md, Aug. 80
(SpecisD Richard c. Muller
of Hyattsville won both FIVE
mile heats to capture first place
for Blu runabouts today in the
annual Banks ODee Regatta
for powerboats, held on the Po-
tomac River Just below the
Route 30l bridge,
Bill Crowell of Chevy Chase
Md, was runnerup. Sonny
Brinke of Silver Spring took
second in races for c stock n.y.
dros, D stock hydroS and F out
boards.
Bruce Cheever, jr., from
Chevy Chase was second in A
stock hydros and JU runabouts
Rod Shackelford of Arlington
Va, was second in Gu run
abouts. And Robert Thornton
of Alexandria took third in JU
runaboutS.
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College Grid Squads
Open Drills 7 omorrow

NEW YORK. Aug. 80 (AP)
college football gets down to
the hard-knocks stage Monday
in readying its controversial
new look for the 1858 season.
Coast-to-coast opening of fall
practice comes with the coaches
still talking more about the
revolutionary conversion rule
than team prospects.
1t used to be that the start
of autumn drills was simply
the telltale sign that the sea-
son-opening kickoff was only
two or three weeks away. That's
still true, of course.
But even more, this year. II
signifies to the harried coaches
that they'll soon be faced with
the dilemma the majority fore
saw when the rules makers
adopted the option of a two
point play following a touch
down.
Coaches on Spot
Footballs new rule provides
that a team can score two ex-
ira points if it can run or pass
into the end zone from the OPP
ponent's 3-yard line after q
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Cubs Buy HurIer,
Call Up Six Men

CHICAGO, Aug. 80 (AP) -
Pitcher John Buzhardt, %,
today was bought by the Cubs
from their Portland affiliate of
the Coast League. A right
handler, Buzhardt has a 7-l0
record.
The Cubs also recalled IL
players from the minors. Six
Iof them will report as soon as
their present clubs complete
season play. They are Out
fielder Bob Will, leading the
Texas League in batting with
$40; Infielder Jerry Kindall,
who has hit 10 homers: Pitch
ers Dick Ellsworth and Dolan
Nichols; First Baseman Paul
Smith and Outfielder Lou
jackson.
The first four are with Fort
Worth. Smith is with Mime
apolis and Jackson with Pueblo,
Colo.
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Fifty Drivers
Qualify for
Southern 500

DARLINGTON, s. c., Aug. 80
(AP) Twenty-Five more driv-
ers earned starting positions
today for Mondays $4,000
Southern 500-mile stock car
race, am ng them Speedy
Thompson of Monroe, N. c.,
last years winer.
Thompson, who arrived only
last night with his 1858 Dodge,
made the starting field with a
for-lap qualifying mark of
115.870 miles per hour, far be-
low the days best time. Thomp-
son drove a Chevy last year.
Jim Reed, five-time national
short track champion from
Peekskill. N. Y, topped the
days trials with an average of
118.648 m.p.h over the mile
and three eighths Darlington
International Raceway oval.
His time tied that of Fireball
Roberts of Daytona Beach, Fla,
as the fastest qualifying speed
of the week. His second lap
mark of 1892 was the fastest
turned in here this week.
Jimmy Thompson, driving
the same car that his brother
Speedy drove to victory last
year, qualified at 116.l29 mp.h
Tiny Lund of Harlan, Iowa
driving a Ford, tipped -four
laps at 115.250. and Marvin
Panch of Charlotte, N. c.
/ turned in 115.250 in a Ford
to round out the days top five
The 10000 fans who turned
out today set a record for speed
trials. Some $4,000 spectator:
are expected to watch the Labor
Day classic.
Cotton Owens of Spartan
burg, S. c., whose Pontiac cata'
quilted over the track rail or
Wednesday, continued his rur
of misfortune. The repaired cal
failed on the first lap of Owens
time run but the South Caro-.
lima driver will be given a start.
ing position near the rear o.
the field.
Other qualifiers today for thu
50car field included Rebs Kagle
Silver Spring, Md, Ford, a
113.708.
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touchdown. # a team prefers
to 60 conservative. the old-style
placekick or dropkick from the
3-yard line counts for one
point.
The first scoring change in
football in nearly a half-cen-
tury, the rule puts the coach
squarely on the spot, with the
possibility that each extra
point decision might mean
either the winning or losing
of a game.
II he scores when he's seven
points behind, does he call for
the relatively sure placekick to
tie. or gamble on the long-shot
pass or run to win or, If
he fails. to lose?
If your alma mater is SPEND
ing most of its September prac-
tees running and passing from
the 3-yard line. you know the
reason.
Leaders Still Strong
With the exception of the
usual coaching turnover, the
rules change is about all that
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REDSKINS
Continued From Page B.

Continued From Page B-l
Watson has a muscle sprain in
the shoulder but no broken
bones. He probably will miss the
game in Jacksonville.
Watson scored the Redskins
first two touchdowns against
the Colts, going over from the
l-yard line and taking a l3-
yard pass from Eddie LeBaron
in the teams big second period
The Colts we're four-point ia
vorites. six in some places. but
| "a points scored by the Wash
ington eleven in that one quar-
ter killed their chances.
Getting Into Shape
Chuck Drazenovich's 36-yard
run with an intercepted pass
and two field goals by Sam
Baker, "a and II yards, COM
pleted the Redskins scoring.
Kuharich was pleased with
the work of his veterans. most
of whom have been slow round
ing into shape this season. His
two top offensive guards. Red
Stephens and Dick Stanfel
and his best defensive end,
Gene Brito. still have not seen
action. Their return figures to
give the squad a well-balanced
offenSe and even better de-
Tense.
The Redskins ticket office
will be open Monday from 10
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Cedar Grove-Boden
In Top Come Today

Cedar Grove (8-2) is host to
Baden C7-2) at 2:30 pm. today
in the top game in the Prince
Georges County Sandlot Base
ball League.
Other games, also at 2::30,
are Clinton t6-3l at Silver Hill
$3.50, Gwynn Park (4-5) at
Bristol $50 and Marlboro
cd at Greenock Q-9).
In the Montgomery County
League, Hickman and Monarc
tl5-4 is at Colesville Gid,
.Redland Q3-4 entertains
Damascus Cl-18) and Sandy
Spring Q2-0 is at Rockville
Gid.
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Bill Scott of Kewaunee. Ill,
swept all three races he entered
to dominate the program for
novice drivers Yesterday as the
second annual TOBACCO Trail
Classic" motorcycle meet opened
at Marlboro Motor Raceway.
The event continues today
with a 50-mile race for anna
teurs at 1870 pm. and a 75-
miller for experts at 4 O'clock.
Tomorrow's program for light
weight cycles starts at noon
Scott, who is 19 years old. s.
foot-5 and 100 pounds, had the
best times of the day in winning
his four-lap heat. a six-lap
semifinal and the l6-lap feature
of 80 miles. He won 500 as he
scored in the main event in his
new Harley-Davidson. beating
Runnerup Dick Randel of Bay
side. N. Y, by at least half a
mile.
John Weigold of Old Green
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POzNAN, Poland, Aug. 80
(APD The eight-oared crew OF
the Vesper Boat Club of Phila-
delphia today won its repechage
heat and qualified for the finals
of the European rowing cham
pionships tomorrow.
The other American entry
the four-oared -without-cox-
swain crew from the Buffalo
West Side Rowing Club, was
beaten for the second straight
day and eliminated.
Jack B. Kelly, jr., former
Diamond Souls champion and
brother of Princess Rainier OF
Monaco, is a member of the
Vesper eight. The Vespers will
meet Russia, Germany. Italy
Switzerland and Czechoslovakia
in the six-shell final. Russia is
the heavy tavorlte.
The Vespers we're beaten by
Russia and Italy in the first
round heats Friday. They had
to finish first or second in the
second-chance heats today to
make the final. The Philadel-
phians, rowing more smoothly
and powerfully than yesterday
won comfortably.
Kelly's crew finished with
plenty to spare as it won by
IA lengths over Switzerland in
1924 for the 2,000-meter mile
APT yards course on Malta
Lake. Switzerland took second
place over Poland in a photo
finish. Each was timed in 6;37 3.
Holland was fourth and last in
6:4l.7.
Italy captured the other heat
by three-quarters of a length
over Czechoslovakia in 6:31.6.
Hungary was third and Greece
fourth.
In the fourS without cox
swain, only the winners of the
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Intercity Track
Won by Fulcons

The Washington Falcons won
a triangular track meet with a
pair of Baltimore athletic clubs
yesterday at Banneker Recrea-
ton Center and took possession
of a trophy donated jointly by
The Evening Star and the Dis
trict AAU.
The Falcons scored 4612
points, Baltimore Olympic Club
scored 2212 and the Orioles
Track and Field Club regis
tered 7.
Outstanding individuals in
the seven events included the
Falcons Henry DeGraffired,
who won the 100-yard dash in
90 seconds. and Nathaniel
Reed, who took the 220 in 23.1
The Olympic Clubs Buzz Saw
yer won the mile in AIT.
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Nine Return
As Howard
Opens Drills

Nine lettermen are among
the IS football candidate!
starting fall practice at Howard
tomorrow under Coach BOZ
White.
White thinks his principa
concern will be building a bet
ter line in an effort to improve
on last years 3-6 record. End:
Milt Buck and Bernie Quarter.
man. Tackle Hank Ingram ano
Guards Ed Peoples and Willie
Williams are the returning let
termen linemen.
One complete backfield is
coming back in Quarterback
Charlie Smith, Halfbacks Cliff
Carter and AL Slower and Full
back Jerry Danoff. OF these
lettermen, only Buck and
Peoples have had more than a
years experience. The Others
are sophomoreS.
White noted that the team
will sorely miss Capt. Ken
Washington. all-CIAA end who
was killed in a construction
accident earlier this month.
'SThe boys had the utmost
respect for and confidence in
Ken" the coach said. "On the
field he was the most effective
'take-charge' player I've seen
in my 20 years of coaching"
In addition to the lettermen,
the line will be helped by sew
eral returnees such as Herb
Scott, 240-pounder who has
been in the Army. and Art
Waller. a 195-pound guard
from Dunbar High. Bob Shell
ton. a new lineman who played
with Boiling Air Base, also is
expected to help.
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Miscues Hurt
As Gas Light
Bows in 11th

PORTLAND. Me, Aug. 81
| (SpeciaD Gas Light Post Of
Washington. D. c., lost a heart
breaker here today in its open
ing test in the American Legion
Junior Baseball sectional tour
nament.
Brooklawn. N. j., capitalized
on eight Washington errors to
win a 6-5 victory in II innings
although outhit by Gas Light
IA to seven. Gas Light had five
extra base hits and Brooklawn
none.
Gas Light plays at 2 pm. to-
morrow against Everett, Mass,
which beat Brooklawn in the
first game Friday. If Gas Light
wins it will get a bye into the
finals Tuesday. If it loses it
will be eliminated and Brook
lawn and Everett will start the
finals Monday.
Washington's eight errors
were the most it committed in
about so games this season and
led to four unearned runs for
Brooklawn. In four games
earlier this week in the regional
tournament the team committed
only one error.
Gas Light scored first in the
second inning when Jim Schwab
tripled and came home on
Carley Stedman's first of three
singles. A four-run seventh in
ming capped by Phil Kupper's
two-run homer made it 5-4.
But Brooklawn tied it with
an unearned run in the eighth,
resulting from a single, an
error and another single. and
won it in the bottom of the
18th with two singles, a walk
and an infield single to deep
third base by Centerfielder
Richard Harris, who got his
first. hit in six trips. There
were two outs but Third Base
man Jim Reich could make no
play.
Other extra-base hits by
Washington were Reich's dou-
BILE in the second inning, Paul
Ciatti's double in the third and
Jim Farley's double in the fifth,
Gas Light O1O 600 400 0O-5 IA !
Brooklawn 012 O10 010 01--6
Lewis, Mccarthy az Claro u1l and
Schwab, BARLEY and Dunda.
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am. to 6 pm. for both league
game tickets and for the flnal
preseason game with the
Chicago Bears at Griffith Sta
dunn September 81.
Dr.. Porter L. Fortune, Rob-
ert H. Cleveland and DR.. Ray
mond Mannoni were in Wash
ington over the weekend tc
| look at Griffith Stadium. They
will be in charge of the Dixie
iDarlings and Mississippi South
ern University band which will
be featured on the Mississippi
Day" program at the park
December 7. Work on the show
already has begun.
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Grid Practice Injury
Blamed for Death

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Aug. 80
(AP). - A cerebral confusion
apparently received in football
practice caused the death OF
Robert Holscher, Is. it was re-
ported today after an autopsy
Holscher, a member of the
Central High School football
squad, complained of feeling i'll
while practicing Thursday. He
walked to the sidelines and fell
unconscious He died yesterday
at a hospital.
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PhiIodeIphions Reoch
European Crew Finals

three repechages gained the
finals. Buffalo lost by nearly
two lengths to the strong
finishing Polish quartet. The
Poles finished in 1908. Buffalo
was timed in 7:l6. Yugoslavia
was last in 1924.
Czechoslovakia defeated Rus
STA and Switzerland and Brit
ain conquered Finland and
Norway in the other repe-
chages.
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Beers Down SteeIers
For Third Straight Win

PITTSBURGH, Aug. 80 (AP)
The Chicago Bears, witt
Rookie Halfback Johnny Nor.
ris and Veterans Willie Gall.
more and Rick Casares turning
on the offensive punch. rolled
to their third straight football
exhibition victoT5 tSosy with
a 1910 triumph oyer the Pitts
burgh Steelers.
With the exception of George
Blanda's 20-yard field goal in
the final period, the two teams
packed all of their scoring in
the second quarter. The Bears
lead, 14-10. at halftime.
The Bears marched 30 yards
to draw first blood with Cali
more turning right end for 81
yards for the score. They
scored the other on 2-yard
plunge by Casares after a 40
yard jaunt by Morris.
With the Bears leading TO,
Tom Miner kicked a 45-yard
field goal for the Steelers and
a few seconds later teammate
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GreenbeIt Lions Plan
BoxinQ Tomorrow

The Greenbelt Lions Club will
inaugurate yearly amateur box
ing shows for boys Is to 81 to-
morrow night at Braden Field
behind the pool in Greenbelt.
Eight bouts. one in each
weight class. will begin at 8
O'Clock. Middleweight Holly
Minis of Washington will be a
special guest.
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5 Bouts Slated
On Capitol Mat

Five bouts, with Mark Levin
and Don Curtis taking on the
rough Graham brothers in the
feature, will be offered to
wrestling fans Thursday night
at Capitol Arena.
There will be no television
Chief Big Heart and Kit Fox
face Angelo Savoldi and Irish
Jack Donovan in the other team
match. In other bouts it will be
Wild Bill Koury, a newcomer
from Arabia, against. Don
Leeds, Bolo Hakawa against
Tony Cosenza and Chito Lopez
against Marvin Mercer.
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TWIN CITIES
Continued From Page B.

bers wanted more time to con.
slider the plan" he said. "Once
they have a chance to go over
it, I'm sure they'll approve it,
The Minneapolis bond issue
would expand Metropolitan
Stadium from 21,OOO capacity
to 41,000. Like the st. Pau,
plan, it would require a major
league contract to take effect
Both cities have new multi
million dollar stadiums, the re-
suit of a breakdown of talks
four years ago over where a
prospective big league arena
should be located.
Offer to Four Clubs
Mortinson said st. Paul hac
made an identical offer to foul
big league clubs-Washington
Cleveland, San Francisco anc
Los Angeles - and received
acknowledgment from all. He
declined to say what the replies
were.
st. Paul is offering to hole
the yearly rental fee for CITY,
owned midway stadium to $27..
500 until 100000 attendance i.
reached. The club would pay
1914 cents per adult admission
for anything over that.
The club also would get all
income from concessions, plus
advertising revenue. Parking
money would go to the city.
Full terms of the proposed
Minneapolis Washington con.
tract have not been made
public.
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Player Wins With sc

ADELAIDE, Australia, Aug.
80 (AP) Gary Player of South
Africa, shot a record equalling
Sc today and won the Austral-
ian open golf crown with an
aggregate of 271. His total
wiped out the 1855 low of 278
with which Norman Won Nida
won that year. Players rounds
were 68-67-70-66. Kel Maggie of
Australia, was second with ZIG,
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STATISTICS

Dick Alban intercepted a side
line pass by Blanda and
scooted % yards for a touch
down.
The Bears defensive kept
the Steelers penned up the en-
tire second half. An estimated
crowd of 10000 watched the
first National Football League
teams ever to play at Pitt
Stadium.
Chicago ------ o u q 3-l1
Chicago I'd Galimore C27, rum
Casares q plunge); Pat, Blanda 2;
FG, Blanda (20),
Pittsburgh I'd. Alban t23, pass in
terceDtionli Pat Miner; FG. Miner
(45l.
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PQkistQn Envoy
Is Speaker
AT the Arts Club

Pakistan Ambassador Ali
addressed the Arts Club of
Washington last evening, fol-
lowing a formal dinner given
by the organization in honor
of the Embassy Of Pakistan.,
AS one of the diplomatic
missions taking part in the
Oriental Festival of the Arts
Club, the embassy arranged a
colorful program including
Pakistani folk music. and the
showing Of an interesting
documentary film, River
Indus"
Mrs. Fay webster was
chairman of the event which
was a prelude to the annual
Bal Boheme in early Janu-
airy. The theme of the dance
this year will be Bal Oriental.
The fall activities of the
club were opened last Sun
day with an exhibition OF
paintings by a young Paki-
stani artist, Syed Jahangir,
which will continue through
October IS.
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ToSponsor
Benefit

A benefit appearance Of
the Little Singers of Paris
in Constitution Hall on Oc-
tober 3 will be sponsored by
HELP, a nonprofit organiza-
ton which helps the mentally
retarded children of this
area. Proceeds from the con-
cert, which is under the pa
tronage of Mrs. Eisenhower,
the honorary Craftsmanship
of the Most Rev. Patrick
A. O'Boyle. Archbishop of
Washington, and the Spon-
Sorship of the French AM
baSsador and Nine. Alphand,
will go to HELP.
Help for Exceptional Little
People supports with gifts Of
talent. time and money the
facilities for these handi-
capped children, whatever
their nationality, color or
religion.
There are no paid workers
at HELP, and funds support
the Holy Spirit School, the
Brookland Child Center,
scholarships for special edu-
cation in the field Of teach
ing the mentally retarded
child, and a teen-age recrea-
ton group that meets weekly.
Miss Jane E. Marilley is
overall chairman for the
benefit concert. A special
ticket booth has been set up
in the lobby of the Walker
Bulldog, 734 Fifteenth street
NV.
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EXCLUSIVELY
YOURS
~ RETTY BEALE
Mays to Leave Next Week;
Chill Twixt RiVdl Benefits
BY BETTY BEALE

To make things more con-
fuSing the annual Interna-
tional Ball couldn't be horsier
because it takes place in con-
nection with the Information
al Race at Laurel. What's
more it is for the benefit of
the Children's Convalescent
Hospital, whereas the Horse
Show Ball is for the benefit
of the Crippled Children's
Society. No wonder there's a
miXupl
PRIZES FOR THE IN
TERNATIONAL BALL, which
has a Spanish motif this
year, will include such gems
as a ball gown by noted
Madrid designer Rodriguez, a
dress from the great Balen-
ciaga and still another from
Flora Villareal, not to men,
ton a Spanish bicycle, Span
ish sewing machine, cases of
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TO-DAY m SOCIETY," i l!.Z:;: r;

sherry and two round-trip
tickets TO Spain on Iberian
Airlines.
Joan Gardner spent a good
part OF her summer collecting
such items over here as a
diamond pin from Harry
Winston, a vicuna sweater
(of all thingsD. gold and
pearl earrings. and a fasci-
mating thing called a Sin Kit
which is a leather case hold
ing a flask, poker chips, cards
and dice.
Casually mentioned at the
bottom Of the list is an Eng
fish Ford station wagon and
for the drawing at Laurel
Race Track a four-seated
Thunderbird.
PAGE HUFTY OWNS a
piece Of the show at the Ma
tional-"The Girls in 509"--
so he, his wife and their
beauteous daughter Alexan-
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dra were glued TO the cavort-
ing on the stage opening
night. The Ambassador
of Iran and Nine. Arabian
have cards out for a recep-
ton on September % for
their Foreign Minister Ali
Asghar Hekmat. =. The Rob-
ert Guggenheims will enter
tain the same day for retiring
New Zealand Ambassador and
Lady Munro. The Morris
Cafritzes' invitations for their
annual beginning -of-the-sea-
son cocktail gathering are
out. II will be on Sunday the
5th. The Austrian. Am
bassador and Nine. Platter
will honor their Foreign Min
lister Leopold Fige on the
26th, and the Icelandic Am
baSsador and Mrs. Thors'
party on the 9th will be for
their Foreign Minister and
Mrs. Gundmundsson.