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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-07
BrechIer Hanged in Effigy
AS Board Discusses Rift

IOWA CITY, Iowa, Oct. Z
ZAP. Paul Brechler, Iowa
athletic director, was hanged in
efigy last night while the
board in control of athletics
was meeting to discuss a con-
troversy between Brechler and
Football Coach Forest Eva
shevski.
"a dummy bearing the words
aPaul-Go" was hanged from
q tree on the women's athletic
field. The dummy was dressed
IN a light suit coat, a tee shirt
and black pajama bottoms.
"A feud between Brechler and
'ERashevski flared into the open
last week when Brechler said
he was staying at Iowa and
lEvashevski then announced he
was leaving when his contract
expires in 1868, and wanted to
examine all offers in the mean
time.
The "I" Club, a group OF
alumni fans, spotlighted the
controversy last Saturday when
~ passed a resolution asking
Brechler to resign. Brechler
has told friends he will not re-
sign.
latter a four-hour closed
meeting last night the board of
control issued a statement
which failed to throw any light
on Evashevski's request to ex-
anime job opportunities, and
which did not mention the
controversy between the tor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-07
Martin Mccarthy Advances
With Victory on 18th Hole

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. I
(AP). = The co-medalists were
easy winners in the first round
of match play in the National
Amateur Seniors golf tourna-
ment.
j. Wolcott Brown of Manas-
guam, N. j., defeated Nicholas
Grosch of Watching, N. j., G
and 5, and George Dawson OF
Glenn Ellyn, ILL.,. eliminated
Dewey Bowen Of Atlanta, 8 and
7, yesterday.
The upset of the day saw
Chick Evans of Chicago. twice
q winner of the National
bounced out by William Norvell,
jr., a Chattanooga. Tenn,
investment broker. Norvell won
Cup.
Richard Guelick, jr., of Will
Evansville, N. Y, and Fred
Crawford Of East Providence,
r. l., tangled in the days
highest match with Guelich
winning 1-up on the 21st hole
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-07
Pistorio to Sell
All Rucinq Stock

BALTIMORE, Oct. Z (AP).-
Samuel M. PiStorio, one of
Maryland's most prominent
horse owners. has announced
plans for the sale of his racing
and breeding stable.
Mr.. PiStorio will sell 40 horses
at the Maryland fall sales. ten
tatively set for November 2-3.
The owner said he has not
lost interest in racing but does
not have the time to spend on
it that he should. He has been
active in Maryland racing cir
cles for the past 10 years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-07
CeItics Continue
Grip on Lukers

LITTLETON, N. H., Oct.
(AP).-The world champion
Boston Celtics continued their
domination of Minneapolis,
defeating the Lakers, 123-107.
in a National Basketball Asso-
citation exhibition game last
night.
1t was the sixth straight VIC
tory for the Celtics on their
exhibition tour, and 81 in a
row over Minneapolis, spread
over two seasons.
In Olney, H., last night
Clyde Lovellette and AL Ferrari
spanked a 40-point fourth
quarter rally as the st. Louis
Hawks defeated the Philadel-
phia Warriors, l25-1l9, in
another exhibition game.
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Top I oIent Is Lined Up
For international Show

lifting style demanded Of the
harness horses, and she brings
three contenders into action as
the show opens.
Hanover Farm Cited
Alan Leavitt's Lana Lobel
Farm of Hanover. Pa, will be
among eight or 10 outfits rep
resented in the three-gaited
division, while the five-gaited
horses owned by State Senator
T. N. Wood of Pennsylvania are
up against 10 other exhibitors.
The international lineup in
cludes Argentina, led by Pedro
Mayorga: Brazil. led by Col.
Elroy Menezes; Canada, with
Team Captain Douglas Cudney;
Mexico. with Col. Ruben Uriza
(but minus the famed Gen.
Marbles, and the United States
equestrian team, headed by
Team Captain Billy Steinkraus.
Seven classes are listed for
the first afternoon session
starting at l pm. tomorrow
and the first international
splash comes at about 9 pm.
tomorrow when the United
States Park Police mounted
escort shepherds the interna-
tional riders into the ring for
the presentation of colors and
the formal salute.
Judges of the show are
Charles G.. Araujo of Califor-
mia, Arabians; Mrs. Edgar
Scott, Pennsylvania, Frank
Hawkins, New York and Charles
Zimmerman, Texas, hunters;
Col. c. c. Jadwin, Virginia and
Mai. L. j. McGuinness, Can
ada. international; Henry
Chubb, jr., Missouri an d
Charles Dennehy, jr., Illinois,
open jumpers; Edward Barham,
Collierville, Tenn, three and
flve-gaited saddle horses and
fine harness horses; s. w.
Beech, Tennessee and Karl
Yenser, District of Columbia,
walking horses; Henry Chubb.
Junior hunters; Frank j. Flynn,
Massachusetts,, steward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-07
Graham, Calhoun
Meet Tomorrow
In drudge Bout

DR.. Jerry Graham, who the
last time he tangled with the
COL pound Haystacks Calhoun
came out of it with a broken
leg, meets the giant Georgian
in the feature wrestling match
tomorrow night at Capitol
Arena and he hopes to even
the score.
I'm glad this isn't a tag
team match Graham said. Il
want that big hunk OF blubber
all to myself"
MIGUEL Perez and Mr. Puerto
Rico will meet. John and Chris
Tolos in a team bout. Arnold
Skoaland will meet Paul De-
Gales, Killer Kowalski will
wrestle Cowboy Rocky Lee and
Argentina Yuma will face Tiger
Jack Vansky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-07
Wilcox Snubs Knicks
For AAU Cuqe Team

ELKINS, w. Va, Oct. 7 (AP)
Paul Wilcox. the Nations
leading collegiate basketball
scorer last season with Davis
and Elkins, said he is joining
the Goodyear team of Akron in
the National Industrial Basket
ball League.
Wilcox had worked out for a
while with the New York
Knickerbockers of the National
Basketball Association. He was
the KnickS' eighth draft choice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-07

two men in the Iowa athletic
department.
The statement thanked Eva
shevSki for the great contri-
buttons he has made and will
make to Iowa athletics" and
for his courtesy in requesting
the boards permission to re-
view other opportunities which
may come to him in interim. Il
But the statement seemed to
contradict itself when it said
THE board is highly pleased
with Mr.. Evashevski's an
nounced intention of serving
out his present contract" and
then continued, THE board re-
affirms Mr.. Evashevski's right
to review other opportunities in
interim.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-07
SHENANDOAH
SELECTIONS

Sugar Pie, Rushing Spring. Bold
Count
jet Fire Ball, warsaw. Esquisse
-Mambo Beat, Tumbles Tot, Eu-
ripides
.Lucko tn Irish. Old Soft Shoe.
Majestic Move
-Licorice Stick, Alaska Star, Cole
Coffee
Reddy Jones, oxford Joe. Half Nell
son
King, Friendineed, Raw
Morning
Gang Moll. Naomi, Pound Foolish
.Tubee, Kappelmeister, Madalena
Best Bet-Gang Mol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-07
By ROBERT B. PHILLIPS
Contributing Writer

When Washington's Interna-
tional Horse Show opens to-
morrow at l pm. at the
National Guard Armory, ring
siders will be treated to q
handsome hodge-podge of OLD
favorites and new champions
time-honored traditions and
occasional novelties.
Executive Director Eric At
terbury is known in the horse
show world as a Snowman
gifted with balance and change
of pace in programming He
also has a sense of the circus
needed this year to inject pub
lie interest into a show which
has almost crept into town.
Coming in with it are five
international jumping teams,
the greatest array ever seen
here. Together with a mixture
of saddle horses, Arabian
horses, fine harness horses,
walking horses and a regiment
of hunters and open jumpers,
the international talent COM
pletes a cast for every taste.
Black Atom Completes
Specifically. the major hunter
show champion of Virginia,
Mrs. A. C. Randolph's Black
Atom, will lead a contingent of
80 stables in that division.
Hunters from Mr., and Mrs.
Vernon Sifton's stable of Can
ada, the Blackston Ranch of
California and John Petitioners
farm at nearby Middleburg
suggest the drawing power of
the international.
ST Jayne of Chicago is bring
ing back the 1858 open jumper
champion, Windsor Castle. a
$25, 900 horse at the bank and
as good or better at the big
fences.
Mrs. w. H. Henderson of
Stockton, N. j., lifted the fine
harness horse championship
here last season with that up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-07

as anyone else on the team.
The coach answered that by
saying that he didn't count
Smythe as an end anymore,
but as "a sort Of special man.
a wide man. a tanker, or
whatever name you can think
up for him; he's spread wide
by himself out there in a class
by himself. He's as lonesome
as any lonesome end ever
got"
Has Company Occasionally
Smythe, though, isn't always
by himself as a wide end this
year. Sherman has used a
double wide end formation &C.
casionally in all three games,
with the end from the other
side joining Smythe on the
wide side and spread 10 or is
yards from the other men in
the line.
1t makes the tackle on the
other end of the line an eligible
pass receiver, although so far
no passes have been thrown
in that direction. It's possible
to do so. however. and it's
something opponents have to
worry about.
This is the same formation
Illinois sprung on Army last
week and got so much publicity
with as the "unlonesome end"
when it beat the Cadets. Sher-
man has been using it for three
weeks without attracting ma
tional attention.
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St. Johns Game
Moved to Carroll

The st. Johns DeMatha
High School football game will
be played at 2 pm. Saturday at
Carroll High School. The
game was scheduled to be
played at Georgetown Univer-
sity.
The site was changed when
it became apparent George
town would be unable to ham
die the large crowd expected to
attend the game. Carroll has
added 1000 seats, raising the
total to $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-07

In another tight match
Martin Mccarthy Of Chevy
Chase, Md, took a 1-up 19-hole
victory over Matt Galloway Of
Alton, Ill.
Galloway was four down aft
er six holes, but birdied five Of
the next six to take the lead
They wound up 10 all even
McCarthy's par won the match
on the first extra hole. Today
Mccarthy plays David Rose
Warrensville, Ohio, who defeat
ed Albert Villegas, New Or
leans, 4 and 3, yesterday.
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Noureddin
Is Fuvorite
InGruss Race

NEW YORK, Oct. z (APO.-
Noureddin. who finished second
to Round Table in the 100000
United Nations Handicap az
Atlantic City last month. is the
probable favorite in the $25,-
000-added New York Handicap
today on the Aqueduct grass
course.
This time Noureddin won't
have to contend with Round
Table, but there are IL other
tough grass course performers
in the mile-and-an-eighth race.
Noureddin, from the Crab
grass Stable. is the colt who
closed with a big rush In the
1858 Kentucky Derby. only to
finish third by one length back
Of Tim Tam and Lincoln Road.
He is back in action after a
long layoff. because Of an in
jury. and will be the top weight
in the New York Handicap with
1l6 pounds.
Round Table. worlds top
money-winning horse, had been
assigned 1877 pounds for the
race. one more than he packed
in the United Nations, also on
grass. Owner Travis Kerr said
Round Table, who has earned
81 ,690,5l9, would start instead
in the $50,000-added Manhat-
tan Handicap at Aqueduct SAT-
,urday. In the Manhattan,
Round Table has only 1872
pounds. but its at a mile and
five-eighths-a distance the s.
year-old has never attempted.
Round Tables main rival
Saturday is expected to be the
Cain Hoy Stables Bald Eagle,
who gets in with 122. Bald
Eagle won the Suburban and
Saratoga Handicaps, both mile
and-a-quarter races. and may
be tough at the Manhattan
route.
Kerr said Round Table then
would take another shot at the
Brookmeade Stables Sword
Dancer in the 100000 Jockey
Club Gold Cup october 81 at
Aqueduct. Sword Dancer beat
Round Table in the recent
Woodward Stakes.
Mrs. Tilyou Christopher's
Amerigo Q12), Cain Hoy's
One-Eyed King G15, Alfred
Vanderbilt's Find Q09) and
Carleton Palmer's Irish-bred
Tharp Q12) are others entered
lin the New York Handicap.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-07
.GWs Coach Coshinq In
On Wild Joker Clause
BY GEORGE HUBER
star stan Writer

Coach DO Sherman Of George
Washington's football team is
an advocate Of unlimited SUBJ
stitutions, but until that comes
along he gratefully accepts the
Hwild joker" clause that crept
into the rules book this year.
This allows one player to be
sent in whenever there's a dead
ball without it counting as one
of the two times a player can
enter each period, and Sher-
man is taking full advantage
of 1t. In the first three games
this year he's made the one
man substitutions on about rs
per cent of the chances he's
had and admits it's been a help.
Sherman says he sends in
the sub, ITO carry information,
take in a play, or to get in
the right man for a particular
situation" It's never backfired
on him, the coach says, and its
helped him any number OF
times.
Smythe Lonesome End
Asked about any specific in
stance of help, Sherman re-
calls one of the very late plays
in the West Virginia game last
Friday night during what
proved to be a drive toward
GW's touchdown. ED Hino
had an incompleted pass, max
ing the ball dead, so I sent in
Andy Guida. my best pass
catching end. and he caught a
pass on the next play to keep
the drive alive. The next play
after that was the pass to Tom
Haly in the end zone for the
touchdown, so I'd say the sub
stitution and the opportunity
for the substitution was quite
a bit of help"
Sherman's reference to Guida
as my best pass-catching
end" brought up a query about
Bill Smythe, also an end. who
generally is regarded as some
thing special as a pass catcher
and who has hauled in 10 so
far this year, twice as many
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Podres Glad
About Shift
To Chicago

CHICAGO. Oct. z tAP)-
Johnny Podres is one Dodger
who'll gladly give the White
Sox the home park advantage.
The muscular Los Angeles
lefthander wasn't really antici-
pating another World Series
assignment with relish. But,
as long as a sixth game must
be played. and as long as he
has to pitch 1t, he's practically
delighted that the scene will be
Comiskey Park and not the
Los Angeles Coliseum.
Last year this might have
seemed a peculiar attitude,
Podres won II. games at the
Coliseum in 1858 and lost only
2. But this season he was AS
at home.
THE main thing, Of course,
Is that Comiskey Park is a lot
bigger" Podres said.
Particularly. he might have
added, in leftield-where the
predominantly righthanded
batting order he would face Is
most likely to hit the ball. The
leftfield foul pole at Comiskey
Park is 102 feet farther from
home than the one at the
Coliseum.
Dodger Pitching Coach Joe
Becker had still another reason
Podres would be better of here
John has got probably the
best change-of-pace pitch ir
the league" Joe said. IF hi
gets it just a little more inside
than he wants to at the Coli.
scum. they can hit that por
fly that will go against the
screen or over it. At Comiskey
it would just be a fly ball."
Podres, who won the seconr
series game here, could have
pitched yesterday with three
full days of rest. But Becker
said this would have been q
poor move.
John is not a weak boy,
Joe said. "but after he's pitch.
ed a ball game his back give:
him trouble. 1t stiffens up or
him. His arm is okay and every
thing, but that old back injury
botherS him.
We've found out that with
an extra days rest he's a lot
sharper-has a lot more stuff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-07

giveaway, and a Washington
MAN, Gus Baker of 903 Tenth
street Sc, won one of the five
television sets given away.
Other winners we're: Joseph R.
Gather of Winchester, Va; Mrs.
Rita Louise Kinks of Baltimore;
Bernard c. Barnhart of Ha-
gerstown. and William D. Run
ion of Hagerstown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-07
LADIES NIGHT SET
FOR GW-WICHITA

Friday night will be
Ladies Night at Griffth
Stadium for the George
Washington-Wichita foot
ball game, with all women
admitted for 81.
They can have any re-
served seat in the house."
Athletic Director Bob Faris
Of CIV said. Boxes. upper
grandstand, lower grand
stand, or whatever. We're
not holding out anything:
the ladies deserve the best"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-07
Eorty-Niners' Success
Is Credited to Defense

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 7
(AP).-A rebuilt defense and a
/ bunch of Woodworking rockies
that's Coach Red Hickey's
explanation for the San Fran
cisco Forty Miners surprise
squirt to the top in the early
/ going in the National Football
League.
"Our whole club has been
working hard" Hickey says.
"Those first two games we've
played awful good ball both
ways-offenSe and defense
but if I had to pick anything
special it would be our whole
defense"
The soft-Spoken redhead
from Arkansas isn't just drawl-
ing Dixie.
AAlmost as astounding as the
Forty-Niners and Green Bay
Packers being the only UNI
defeated teams in the NIL is
atpeek at the points allowed
by the San Francisco defense
Just IA.
in 1858 only two clubs-the
Chicago Cardinals and the
Rackers-gave up more than
the 324 points that poured
through the San Francisco de-
lenses.
Defensive Backs Shine
ts'I took over the Forty Miners
With the idea Of building a
team. We did a lot of expert
inenting and had guys playing
everywhere in the preseason
games" Hickey says.
I'm our last preseason game,
against the Giants, it looked
Ike we had our best on the
held. We've kept 'em there and
they've started jelling."
Zone of the most pleasant
surprises has been the work of
Abe Woodson, Dave Baker,
Eddie Dove and Jerry Mertens.
8 The quartet stifled the Los
Angeles Rams passing attack
almost completely last Sunday
and held the Philadelphia
Eagles Norm Van Brocklin to
almost nothing for most of the
opener.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-07

Tommy Mcdonald of the
Eagles, who chalked up -four
touchdowns against the Giants
last Sunday, could manage but
one short reception against the
Forty Miners.
MOegle Swing Man
Dickie Moegle, who had beer
rated one of the leagues tor
pass defenders, can't break into
the new quartet fashioned b.
Jack Christensen, defensive
back coach who for years wa.
a great defensive halfback with
Detroit.
"Moegle's kind of our swing
guy now" Hickey says. He:
working on relief both ways
It's no discredit to Dick. The
kids are doing a real good job. >
Baker and Dove are rockies
oodson is practically a
rookie" Hickey says, pointing
out that Abe played only part
of the 1858 season, and Mer-
tens, a Second-year man, is the
old-timer of the foursome.
Hickey makes no claims.about
his own contributions to the
teams early success.
Were just looking for boys
who want to play winning foot
ball." he says, land it looks like
we're in luck"
GREEN BAY, Wis, Oct. Z
(AP).-Defensive End Nate Bor-
den probably will be lost to
the Green Bay Packers for their
game with San Francisco Sum-
day. Borden hurt his knee on
the last play of the game with
Detroit last Sunday and his
leg was put in traction yester-
day.
LOS ANGELES, Oct. Z (AP)
Carl Karilivacz, veteran de-
fensive back obtained by Los
Angeles from the New York
Giants, will make his debut as
a Ram in Chicago Sunday
against the Bears.
Karilivacz was acquired for a
draft choice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-07
Shenandoah
Scratches

3-Debbie Castle, Fourth Nine.
Flames Way.
6-Betty Hygro, Lord Sheffield,
Irish Dash, Mr.. Settle, Marketer, King
S-Gang Mol, Pound Foolish.
9-Laurnie, Set EN- Up, Stark
Twins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-27
GiNNY HOBART

briohtens Raymond Burr's
outlook os Perry Mason
storts O third season, Sot-
urdoy, 7::3op.m WTOP-9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-27
LUCIANO PALUZZl
and
DAVID HEDISoN

costor in the counterspy
series. Five Fingers, be.
ginning Saturday, $50
p.m., WRC-4. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-27
DICK CA

JACK {. LEONARD
odds his brand of comedy
to the new Dick Clark
World Of ToIent, bowling
Sunday. 1870 pm,
WMAL-7.
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