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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28
Bill on Power Boots
Set Aside for Session

ANNAPOLIS. Feb % (AP).-A highly controversial bill
calling for State regulation of power boats will enacted
at this session of the Legislature
The House Ways and Means Committee recommended yes
erday that the be sent to the Legislative Council
tween-sesSionS study of the General Assembly for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28
EtntRtt ThuughtH
Ny Fovorite Bible Character
And His Significance Today
BY CAROLE MARGARET RANDOLPH
Model

Next to Jesus, my favorite character in the Bible
is Moses Moses merely man, but from God came
his needed courage, faith, power and salvation.
In the Book of Exodus, God said to Moses: For
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-09

year, was injured plotting an.
other craft in the Diamond
Cup race last month on Lake
Occur D'Alene. Idaho. Brien
Wygle, a Seattle airplane pilot,
will have the wheel in the KAT.
Edgar Kaiser, the former
owner, sold the champion to
Joe Mascara Of New York City,
but Seattle remains her home
base.
The starting gun for the
first action is scheduled for
noon "A pm. Washington
time). Each boat must COM
pete in three 30-mile heats to
complete the race, but q
crowded entry list will force
the splitting Of each heat into
sections.
Not more than seven boats
can run at one time under
Gold Cup rules. More than q
dozen have spent the week
qualifying. Each one has had
to average at least 95 miles an
hour for three laps of the
course to earn a starting berth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-09
Hawai- Kof|II to Defend
Classic Gold Cup Trophy

SEATTLE. Aug. 8 (AP).-
Some Of the biggest - and
Understanding boats in the
world will churn the waters of
Lake Washington tomorrow in
the SD running Of the Gold
Cup race, a 90-mile contest for
the top prize in speedboating
No prize money goes to the
winner-only a large golden
trophy. owners write FIVE
figure checks to build and
maintain their boats in pursuit
Of the Gold Cup. Drivers risk
their lives at speeds up to ITO
miles an hour on the three-mile
oval course.
The crowd watching this
show each year can't be
counted, but Seattle police and
fire department officials esti-
mate it at half a million
People jam three miles OF
shoreline in a shoulder-to-
shoulder crush. They crowd
pleasure boats moored to a
log boom on one side of the
course. They pack the Lake
Washington floating bridge just
north of the racing oval.
Other thousands see it on
television. taking their pick of
three local stations.
The defending champion
boat, Hawaii Kai III, is back
with a new owner and new
driver. Jack Regas, who drove
the pink hydro to victory last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-09
Packers Put On
Bruising Contest

GREEN BAY, Wis, Aug. 8
(AP) The Green Bay Packers
belted each other around in
bruising mid-season fashion
yesterday in their first squad
game of the year before a
crowd of II, 566.
Five touchdowns were scored
as Vince lombard, new head
coach and general manager.
divided his squad into offensive
and defensive units.
The offensive team looked
sharp, but the defensive unit
managed to push across a
touchdown when Bill Butler, a
rookie from Chattanooga, took
a punt and raced SIS yards
down the sidelines late in the
first period. A few minutes
earlier, Quarterback Bart Starr
passed to Paul Hornung on a
S4-yard scoring play Gaping
a 73-yard march.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-09
Poirings Set
In Babe Ruth
Region Test

Portsmouth, the Virginia
State champion, and Ottawa
Lansdowne from Ontario will
play at 8 pm. tomorrow in a
single game kicking of the
Babe Ruth League regional
tournament at Griffith Sta
dunn.
Double headers will be
played at $50 nightly from
Tuesday until the champion
ship final Friday night. In
case of rain. the schedule will
move back one day.
Bel Air, Md, will meet the
Pennsylvania champion, as yet
undecided, in the first game
Tuesday night, with Hunting
ton, w. Va, meeting Delaware
Township, NJ, in the night
cap at $3.50.
New Castle, DEL, and tomor-
row nights winner will play
the first game Wednesday
night. At $3.50. the District of
Columbia entry will take on
Johnstown. NY.
The semifinals Thursday
will pit Tuesdays winners at
$3.50 and the Wednesday sur
vivors at $3.50. Fridays game
is set for 8 pm.
The 15-and-under teams are
fighting for a chance to 60 to
Stockton, Calf, for the Babe
Ruth League World Series
starting August "a. Admission
at Griffith Stadium will be 81,
with no charge for children
under IL.
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Lambert Takes
Quuntico Tennis

QUANTICO, Va, Aug. 8 (AP).
Capt. King Lambert of Guam
tico today won the All-Marine
tennis tournament open sim
giles championship for the Sec
ond straight year. Lambert de-
feated Pvt. John Cranston of
San Diego, 4-6, 60, 6-3,
1-6, 81.
The match, delayed twice by
rain, lasted three hours and 40
minutes. A downpour sent play
ers and spectators scurrying for
cover as Lambert scored the
final pint of the final set.
In another match, Col. w. S.
Mccormick of Washington de-
feated Col. D. H. Dehority of
Norfolk, 60, Ga, for the
senior singles title.
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ConerIy and Shaw
Pass for tbs to
Pace Giants Drill

WINOOSKI PARK, VT, Aug.
8 (AP).-Quarterbacks Charlie
Conerly and George Shaw
threw 40-yard touchdown
passes today as the New York
Giants staged a full game
scrimmage at their training
site at st. Michael's College.
Both touchdownS came in
the third period. Shaw hit Bob
Schneider on the goal line from
40 yards away. On the last
play of the quarter, Conerly
passed to Halfback Don May
nard, who took the ball on the
is and went into the end zone.
The play covered A yards.
Giants Halfback Frank Gift
ford, making an all out try for
quarterback, had a little diff
Guilty getting passes away but
made several long runs.
Two key men were injured.
Middle Linebacker Sam Huff
suffered a severe elbow Sprain,
and Tackle Frank Youso pos
sible broken ribs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-09
Stun Jones Finds
Sprint Workouts
Make Him Foster

RENSSELAER,, Ind, Aug. 8
AP).-Stan Jones changed his
off-season tuning-up routine
and now the 250-pound guard
moves his hefty frame around
the Chicago Bears training
camp with frightening speed.
Stan said today he used to
run a mile daily in preparation
for entering camp. But this
past off-season, at the SUCCESS
ton of Jim Kehoe, Maryland
track coach, he ran SprintS in
stead, gradually working up to
300 yards.
The six-year veteran also
went in for more reaction-type
sports and games, such as bas-
ketball.
II know I'm in the best con-
dition since 1 was in college,"
the former Maryland star said,
because this year, for the first
time at a Bears camp, 1 won
a 40-yard sprint for guys at
my position"
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State Little Leoguers
Meet for Title Today

The Virginia State Little
League championship game,
rained out yesterday, has been
rescheduled for 1880 pm. to-
day at Lee-Graham Park in
Falls Church.
Bristol and Tuckahoe of
Richmond are the flnalists. In
semf1nals Friday, Bristol beat
Nelson County, To, and Tucka-
hoe blanked Front Royal, SO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-09
Winds Force
Delay in U. 5.
Rowing Meet

DETROIT. Aug. 8 (AP)-
High winds and choppy water
forced postponement Of the
85th national rowing champion
ships and Pan American Games
trials today midway through
the days events.
With four races completed,
the defending champion De-
troit Boat Club held a substan-
tial lead. Detroit had II points,
following by the Lake WASH
ington Rowing Club of Seattle,
80 points; New York AC, 21h.
and Vesper Boat Club Of Phila-
delphia, IL.
A collision in the intermedi-
ate eighth event between De-
troit and the st. GATHERINGS
Rowing Club of Ontario re-
suited In a broken oar in the
Detroit shell, and the race was
Cancelled. One more event was
held before officials decided to
call of competition for the day,
The weather bureau had or
dered small craft warning for
the area, with winds estimated
at is to % miles per hour on
the Detroit River.
The upset Of the day was
scored in the four oared shell
with coxswain event. The race
was won by a crew of teen
ayers from the Lake Washing
ton club who defeated the IA
vored Detroit entry by three
quarters Of a length.
The Detroit club captured
the opening event-pair cared
shell with coxSwain.
The Lake Washington Club
was second, and the Old Do
minion Boat Club Of Alexan-
dria. Va, third.
The time, with a following
wind, for the 2,000-meter
event. was Z minutes. 1910
seconds.
The winners will represent
the United States in the Pan
American Games in Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-09

CHICAGO, Aug. 8 (AP).-
The champion Baltimore Colts
will be at least 16-point favor
ties against the pick of the
1858 collegiate crop in the 26th
All-Star football game in Sol
der Field Friday night. A
crowd of approximately 10000
is expected.
(The ABC telecast will be
carried by Washington,s
WMAL-7 at $50 pm,
Washington tine.)
The College All-Stars, after
three weeks of preparation by
Otto Graham, former Cleveland
quarterback. will be seeking a
second consecutive triumph
over pro footballs top team.
All-StarS Won Last
Last season, the Graham
coached collegians jolted the
Detroit Lions, 35-19, for the
eighth All-Star victory against
Is defeats and two ties. 1t was
the first All-Star triumph since
1855.
Graham is surrounded by a
pro-wise staff, including Pete
Pihos, Don Doll, Lou Saban and
Dick Stanfel. all of whom know
that speed, bulk and the quick
long-gainer are needed to sur
prise the confident and poised
pros.
The 49-player college squad
already has been tested against
pro competition, having edged
the Chicago Bears, 7-6, in a
game-type scrimmage Tuesday.
The Bears, of course. can't
quite match the Colts in heavy
artillery. The All-Stars may
get quite a lesson from the
likes of Quarterback Johnny
Unitas. Fulihack Alan Ameche,
Halfback Lenny Moore, and
Linemen Gene LipScomb, Art
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-09
Green Boy Deals
Tackle to Browns

HIRAM, Ohio, Aug. 8 (AP) .
The Cleveland Browns today
obtained Tackle Ken Russell
from the Green Bay Packers
in exchange for a future draft
choice.
The 260-pound former Bowl
ing Green University performer
played the last two seasons
with the Detroit Lions and was
traded to Green Bay last
month. He left the Packers
camp last Sunday.
Cleveland Coach Paul Brown
wants Russell as an offensive
tackle. Team Capt. Mike Nc
Cormack is sidelined with a
knee injury and probably won't
be ready before the start of
the season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-09

Canadian pro football. at
tempting each year to pattern
its operations after the Nation
al Football League, heads into
the 1859 season in close har-
mony with its United States
counterpart.
This never was more clearly
illustrated than when the Chi
cago Cardinals played the
Toronto Arg on auts last
Wednesday in the seasons
first exhibition game.
1t was only the fourth such
interleague game ever played
and the first since the leagues
ended a bitter battle over play
er-raiding three years ago. The
Argonauts, like all Canadian
clubs, were well stocked with
imports from the United States
and their outstanding player
is Ronnie Knox, a quarterback
who has been on loan from the
Chicago Bears for a couple of
seasons.
It's pretty much the same
with all four teams in Eastern
Canada'S Big -Four league and
the five Of the Western Inter-
provincial Football Union.
Sign 4S NIL Draftees
Before their training camps
opened in July, the Canadian
clubs had signed 48 players on
the National Leagues draft
list, including three top selec-
tons - Quarterback Randy
Duncan, Iowa's Rose Bowl star;
Back Don Clark Of Ohio STATE
and Quarterback Don Allard
Of Boston College.
Duncan, 1858 All-America
quarterback. signed with Van
couver'S British Columbia Lions
for a reported $35,000 after
rejecting an offer from the
Green Bay Packers. Ottawa
outbid the Chicago Bears for
Clark with a $4,000 offer and
Allard turned down a Wash
ington Redskins bid to sign
with Ottawa for $4,000.
OF the 48 NIL draft choices,
the Montreal Alouettes signed
nine. Toronto eight, Hamilton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-09
4s DRAFTEEs CROSS BORDER
NIL and Canadians
In Close Harmony

four and Ottawa four. OF the
Western clubs, Edmonton and
the Saskatchewan Roughriders
of Regina came up with six
each, the Calgary Stampeders
with five, the Winnipeg Blue
Bombers four and British CO.
lumbia two.
Each Canadian team tries
out rs to 80 imports, including
holdovers and rockies, each
season. BY the time they play
the first game, the list has been
cut to about is or 20. This
season the Western circuit
opens August Is and the Big
Four August IS. Only IL i'm
ports may play for a club in any
one game.
DOrOw in Running
Duncan, the outstanding
United States newcomer lined
up by the Western CLUBS, Is
battling his understudy Of last
year, Mitch Ogiego. and AL
Dorow. who has had NIL ex-
perience with the Philadelphia
Eagles and Redskins. for the
first string quarterback lob
with British Columbia. Halt
back Willie Fleming, another
Iowa Rose Bowl star, also is
with the Lions.
Among the top newcomers
with the Canadian clubs are
Edmonton-Tackls Steve Jennings
Calgary = Quarterback Joe Kapp
California;; Halfback Ron Morris, Tulsa
Tackle Opie Bandy, Tulsa.
SASKATCHEWAN - ouarterbacks Al
Jacks, Penn State: GeorSs Herring
Michigan; End Gene O'Pella, Villa.
nova; Tackle Jim Marshall, Ohio State
Winnipeg-Center Burr Davis. Hous.
ton: Tackles Fred Cole, Maryland, and
Bob Hantla. Kansas; Ed Dave Ko-
courek, wisconsin. and Halfback Bot
Stransky, Colorado, Baltimore's No. 2
draft choice in 1858.
HamiltOn-Tackie Bronko Nagurski
IT,, Notre Dame: Guard Ernie Danjean,
Green Bay Packers; Center Jim Fraser,
Wisconsin,; Halfbacks Don SchaefeT
and Billy Reynolds, Philadelphia Eagles
Toronto Guard Charlie Horton,
Baylor, No. 2 choice of the Detroit
Lions; Ends Ron Slower, oregon, and
Russ Coyle; Oklahoma; Guard Cleve
Wester, Auburn; Quarterback Johnny
Green, CHATTANOOGA; Halfbacks Wray
Carleton, Duke, and Bob Dehlinger,
Idaho.
ottawa-0uard Sam Palumbo, Notre
Dame, and Halfback Bobby Cravens.
Kentucky.
Green Bay Packers; Guards Ed Hill,
Miami (Ohio), and Dick Kercher. De-
troit Lions; Halfback Ron Melting.
Trinity; End Bill olosson. Texas
Southern.
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10000 TO SEE CLASH FRIDAY
Colts 16-Point Pick
Over College Stars

Donovan. Gino Msrchetti and
Jim Parker.
However, the collegians are
loaded with players headed for
the pro ranks, each anxious to
make an outstanding showing
against the Colts.
On the basis Of the Scrim-
mage with the Bears in Rem
nselaer, Ind, the All-Star at
tack may feature the passing of
Utah's Lee GrosScup and the
running of Notre Danes Nick
Pietrosante, Scatback Ebert
Dubenion of Little Bluffton
(Ohio), HouSton's Don Brown
and Pittsburgh's Dick Haley.
The All Star touchdown
against the Bears was scored
by End Buddy Dial of Rice on
a 33-yard pass from GroSScup,
However, the collegianS also
have fine receivers in Ends
Rich Kreitling of Illinois and
Dave SEHrer of Southern Meth
odist and Halfback Boyd Dow
Iler of Colorado. Another is
End Bob Wetoska of Notre
Dame who, with Haley. will
join the Redskins after the
game.
Last year the All-Stars were
held to only 8 yards rushing
against the Lions. However,
the collegians engineered two
electrifying touchdown pass
plays and a record-matching
four field goals kicked by Bobby
Conrad.
That may mean a busy eve
ming of aerial shots by Gross
cup, Bobby Newman of Wash
ington State, Buddy Humphrey
of Baylor and Michigan'S Bob
Ptacek, the All-Star quarter
backs.
Beefy Line Ready
However, the game probably
will be decided by how well
the hand-picked All-Star de-
fensive unit can handle the
huge, smooth Colts, and
whether the offensive unit can
execute blocking assignments.
The All-Star staff, knowing
it takes weight to move weight,
has lined up a beefy array of
linemen. Included are Mac
Lewis of Iowa 600 pounds)
Nick Mumley and Gene Selaw-
ski, both from Purdue and
both 248; Frank Ceremia of
Notre Dame (245), Bob Ref
snyder of Navy (240), who is
headed for the Rams; Mike
Rabold of Indiana (240), Ken
Beck of Western Illinois (235)
Andy OVercko of Northwestern
(235), Francis O'Brien of Mich
igan State (235) and Maurice
Schleicher of Penn State (235) =.
Two All Star defensive
standoutS, based on practice
performances, may be Half
back Billy Stacey of Mississippi
State, first draft choice of the
Chicago Cardinals, and Emil
Karas, 220 tackle from Dayton
who is headed for the Red
skins.
A player the Chicago Bears
think may be pro sleeper,
235 pound Fullback John
Adams of Los Angeles State,
probably will miss action for
the All-Stars. Adams, No. 4
draft choice of the Bears, was
summoned to the West Coast
by illness in his family.
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Drag Races Today

Dan Weis of Richmond, top
elimination last Sunday, brings
his 1929 Ford roadster back to
Old Dominion Speedway today
for another full card of drag
racing. Gary Kestervan of
Silver Spring will be one of
WeiS' main challengerS in
action satrting at 10 am.
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suit, Fred A. Seaton, Ezra
Taft Benson, Lewis L.
Strauss. James p. Mitchell
and Arthur s. Flemming.
"WHAT HAVE YOU ALL
DONE to merit this lunch
eon?" the aforementioned
were asked. I'VE married the
right men," cheerily replied
Mrs. Strauss, wife of the
Secretary of Commerce who's
having a difficult time now
proving he is right.
Only the Secretary of the
Treasury's wife Ollie Ander-
son and the Defense Secre-
tary's wife Camilla McElroy
were missing, the former be-
ing in Europe, the latter hav-
ing made a previous engage
ment.
At the head Of the line was
Mrs. True Morse, wife Of the
UnderSecretary of Agricul-
ture, and at the end Mrs.
Edward Wilson, whose hus-
band is Assistant Secretary
Of Health, Education and
Welfare. The two women
were co-chairmen Of the to-
do that was given by Little
Cabinet wives.
Scattered at the 20 tables
for 10 were such familiar
feminine faces as Mesdames