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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-30
GIANTS GET FIFTH QUARTERBACK
ShowMust OutpIoy Z
Clifford for Position

now Howell intends to go
ahead with his original plans.
What takes place in the future
is up to Shaw and Clifford.
Shaw, rs, was obtained from
the champion Baltimore Colts
last night in exchange for the
Giants No. l draft choice in
1860 and another high draft
pick later this year. Shaw
was the Colts bonus selection
in 1855.
The former oregon passing
ace, who lost his first string
job with the Colts to Johnny
Unitas when he suffered an
injury midway Of the 1856 sea-
son. wanted to be traded. The
Philadelphia Eagles and the
Chicago Cardinals repeatedly
also were after him.
With Shaw reporting at the
Giants training camp here
today. Howell can look over the
practice field and see, in ad-
dition to the ex-Colt, the vet
eran signal caller, Charlie
Conerly, who at 38 is nearing
the end of the trail; Don
Heinrich, capable as a team
general but not in Conerly's
class as a passer, and Clifford.
With the College An-Stars and
due to report after the August
IA game in Chicago is another
quarterback hopeful. Rookie
Lee GroSscup of Utah.
SHAW is a fine quarterback
and we are overjoyed that we
could get him from the Colts"
Howell said. But I've four
other players at that position
and he is going to have to beat
them out"
Howell said he'll use Clifford
at quarterback in the Giants
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PEA

Continued from Page Ell
left the green's lightning fast.
The course isn't one where
even a long driver can get home
with a wedge on most of the
par 4 holes. It's regarded as
the best test the PGA tourna-
ment has offered since the
tournament was played at
Oakmont, Pa, in 1851. ..
Ground crews have been
pouring 1900 gallons of water
"a minute on the course every
night to keep the. fairwsys
and the nearby rough in good
condition.
Parts of the last two rounds
will be televiSed on CHS
(WTOP in Washington
from $50 to $50 pm. on Sat-
urday and 5 to $50 on Sunday.
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first preseason game and "he1l
stay at that position until the
coaching staff decides other
wise"
The reason for giving Clifford
a trial at the new position was
Franks express desire ard the
need for a quarterback who
can run as well as pass. Shaw
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also is strong runner. d In
four seasons he averaged 80
yards per carry while COM
pleting 2l0 passes in 4l0 at
tempts. His aerials went for
81 touchdowns and 1920 yards.
AS a senior at Oregon, Shaw
was the NCAA total offense
champion with 1886 yards
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-30

WINOOSKI. VT. July 81
(AP).-The New York Giant:
today found themselves with
five quarterbacks, including
newly acquired George Shaw
and Coach Jim Lee Howell was
confronted with a big question
The question Howell has to
answer is whether to abandon
the experiment to make a
quarterback out Of All-League
Halfback Frank Clifford. Right
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-30
BY NEVIS F. ATCHISON
Star stan Writer

Los ANGELES, July 30
We've got to have a better
pass Defense" Coach Mike
Nixon said, summing up yester-
days first Redskins scrimmage,
And, fitting his words to
action, Nixon scheduled an
extra pass-defense scrimmage
for today. A leaky pass de-
Tense was one of the teams
biggest weaknesses last year.
Yesterdays skirmish also
proved that replacing Dick
Stanfel at offensive guard will
be difficult, as the coaches al
ready knew. 1t also emphasized
that Eagle Day of Mississippi
will be a strong contender for
the No. 2 quarterbacking job,
Davis Looks Impressive
Jack Davis of Maryland,
Sam Salerno of Colorado and
Don Lawrence of Notre Dame
got a chance at Stanfel'S old
position. A pulled leg muscle
kept Joe Nicely of West Vir-
GINA on the sideline. OF this
group, Davis looked best. Be-
cause Of the scarcity of guards,
veteran Red Stephens worked
overtime and also was i'm
pressive.
There is an outside chance
that Stanfel will give up his job
as an assistant to Joe Kuharich
at Notre Dame to return to
the Redskins. But he's tied up
with the College All Stars at
the moment, and probably
wouldn't be able to leave Notre
Dame before September.
Chuck Griffith, an end at
Southern California, played at
tackle and looked green on de-
Tense. However, Coach Bill
McPeak thinks he'll come
along. A defensive line fea-
turing John Paluck and Bob
Toneff at the ends, Will Renfro
and Griffith at tackles, and
Rookie Frank Kuchta of Notre
Dame as middle linebacker
gave the first offensive unit
trouble.
TOrgeSOn Back in Action
Ben Scott of Maryland
made a couple of good tackles,
although he looked green in his
new post of wingback. Tavern
Torgeson, returning to football
after a years layoff, also
proved that he's still got the
old touch and can get around
well enough to do the job as
middle linebacker.
Prettiest play of the day was
Days touchdown toss to End
Ed Leahy of Presbyterian.
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Football Practice

All candidates for the Cava-
liers football team are re-
quested to report for practice
at 10 am. Sunday at the
Hoover playground, Second and
N streets. S.W.
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TOrgeSOn Back in Action
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The Nome nugget., 1959-06-08
Out-of-Town Trio Will Act as Judges for Queen Selection in Midnight Sun Fetes

June 10 is the final registration date for the Midnight Sun Festival Queen contest, and the Tourist Committee of the VIVA Chamber of Commerce is receiving many inuuiries from prospective candi- dates.
 There are now five candidates for Queen registered: Alice Gla- vinovich, Myrtle Chambers, Moni- ca Boucher, Bunny Doyle and Su- game Fagerstrom.
 An impartial trio of judges from out of town will select the win ming candidate, and the Queen will be chosen from the Court of Princesses. Factors in the judging will be poise, general appearance and natural charm. The candidates who qualify will be introduced at an informal community meeting on Friday evening, June 19. They will appear at the band concert during the Carnival on Front Street Saturday afternoon, June 20, and will ride on the Queens Court Float during the Board Walk Promenade Saturday even ing.
 All of these events will be in formal, and the candidates are asked to wear their customary cottons or sweaters and skirts. During tn e SC festivities the judges will observe the candidates and select the Queen, which selec- tion will be announced at the Costume B all on Saturday evening.
 The Costume Ball will be held at the School auditorium, and ev- eryone is invited to attend in Gay 90's attire. The Queen will be crowned at midnight by reigning Queen Mary Jo I.
 It is the desire of the Chamber Tourist Committee to ask the ltdnight Sun Festival Queen to reign during the coming year at many community affairs, and the Queen and Princesses will be con-
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-08

sidered as possible candidates for other contests in Alaska and also nationwide.
 In order to qualify as a candi- date for the Queen contest, Nome girls, aged Is or over, are asked to register by June 10. Applica- ton blanks are available from the Tourist Committee Chairman Del Kampmann, the Wallace Hotel, and The Nugget.
 Each candidate, in order to qualify for the Court of Princesses and to be judged for selection of the Queen, must sell 25O Midnight Sun Festival tickets, by noon, Fri day, June 19. There will be fine prize for the contestant who sells the most tickets, according to the committee.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-08
CAP. Officials Will
 Present Local Awards

A party of four CAP. officials is scheduled to arrive tomorrow from Anchorage on a general visit and to make presentations to a group of four CAP. Cadets.
 In the party are Major Livesay, liaison officer; It. Col. Roland Malach; Major Bill Whitworth, wing communications officer, and It. Col Pahoja.
 The presentations will be made on TV tomorrow evening at 6:45, to Larry Gillespie, Nina Tungwe- nuk, Jerry Trigg and Sig Larsen. Preceding the presentation a gen. eral social meeting will be held at the Boring Sea Club for both CAP. Cadets and Senior mem bers at 6 pm.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-08
KNOM-TV Shows Film Series on Rat Control

The Nome Health Committee has received two more films from the Alaska Department of Health. These films, entitled Refuse" and Keeping Them Out" have to do with the control of rats. The Health Committee plans to show these at different times in Nome to groups, and over the television station. This is in line with the Health Committees Rat Control Program.
 Although these films are not entirely applicable to the Nome area, they do contain many help full suggestions in the control of rats. We are reminded by these films that rats are dirty, rats cost money and rats waste food, rats spread plague and typhus and many other diseases.
 Rats cost the United States more than two billion dollars a year. They damage over a billion bushels of food every year. We are reminded that the rat prob lem is no small matter, and that rat control must be a continuous project.
 KNOM-TV, in the interest of public service, presented the first film Sunday, and will show one each evening at 8 pm, except on Thursday, whe nthe showing will be made at 8::3O.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-08
IN DISTRICT COURT

Percy Ipalook Jr. and Gerald Ipalook were found not guilty of a charge of assault and bat tery by jury trial in U. s. District Court.
 The boys were originally charged with assault with. a dan gerous weapon, but on motion of their attorney Fred Crane, the charge was changed to assault and battery, for lack of evidence.
 Reid Henry and Marion Sheldon of Kotzebue are being tried today for illegal co-habitation.
 Ladan Iutunguk of Deering, who pleaded not guilty on a charge of rape, changed his plea and was sentenced this morning to 18 months. Sentence to be sus- pended after six months.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-08

MT. and Mrs. H. Gustafson ar rived from Seattle via the Alaska Highway, having had wonderful trip in their station wagon. Mrs. Gustafson is the former Tekla Kanari, mining woman of the Kougarok.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-08
ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL

Charleen Komakhuk, Wordna Reader, Jessie Sookiayak. Dis charged: Theodore Static, Bridget David Richards.
Evening star., 1959-11-20
Capitol Matches
Big Heart, Sheik
On Holiday Card

Chief Big Heart and The
Shiek will meet in the feature
wrestling match THANKSGIVING
night at Capitol Arena. It will
be a one-fall to a finish bout
and will open the program at
1890.
Another top = fight match
brings together Bruno Sam
MARITIME and Tiger Jack Vansky
In other matches, the Valois
brothers, Pierre and Francois
will take on Rito Romero and
Luis Martinez in a team battle:
Red Bastien will meet Rocky
Colombo, and Guy LaRose will
meet AL Smith.
Sammartino defeated Tony
Altmore last night at the arena.
LaRose pinned Arnold Skoa-
land, Colombo beat Francois
Valois, Romero defeated Pierre
Valois and Killer Kowalski and
Johnny Valentine wrestled to a
draw in other matches.
Evening star., 1959-11-20
Sherry, Visiting Here,
Is High on Aporicio

up the other club. But when
you get a fellow up there who
has been numbering the ball
and figures This game is a
cinch,' then it's time to give
him something else to think
about.
Fellows like Minnie MinoSo
and Don thinner figure to get
hit by pitches. They're always
crowding the plate. but when
batterS are hit in the head I'd
say that 80 per cent of the
time it's because they lose
sight of the ball or freeze. I'd
rather hit 'em on the legs If
I'm going to hit them"
Sherry is doubtful that the
veteran Ted Kluszewski, who
smashed three homers in the
series while batting .39l, will
rip the American League apart
next season. He hit a hang
ing curve and two high sliders
against us for those homers, /"
Larry said. Keep a fast ball
low on him and he doesn't fig
ure to be too much trouble.
He can't get around on a good
fast ball since he's had that
bad back"
Evening star., 1959-11-20
ERDELATZ MAY GO TO RAMS
Mcbride, Ex-Leohy Aide,
To Coach New LA Club

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 20
(AP-Bob Mcbride, a onetime
assistant to Frank Leahy at
Notre Dame, has been named
head coach of the Los Angeles
Chargers in the new American
Professional Football League.
Leahy, general manager of
the Chargers. announced the
appointment yesterday.
Mcbride has been in the
trucking business in Hammond,
Ind, since 1854, when he and
Leahy resigned from Notre
Dame. Since then. he has kept
a hand in football as a scout
and special consultant.
He will meet in Chicago this
week end with club officials.
The AFL player draft will be
held Monday in Minneapolis.
Mcbride, a high school foot
ball star at Lancaster, Ohio,
played guard at Notre Dame in
1s41-42. During World War
II, he was a captive of the
Germans for 122 days. He
played a third year at Notre
Dame in 1916.
Eddie Erdelatz, former Navy
coach, rejected an offer to
coach the Chargers.
Roger Williams, sports edi-
tor Of the San Francisco News
Call Bulletin, predicted yester-
day Erdelatz would be hired as
Evening star., 1959-11-20
Soccer Tourney
Opens at W&L

LEXINGTON, Va, Nov. 20
(AP).-Washington & Lee tan
giles with Roanoke College here
today in the opening game of
the first annual Virginia college
soccer tournament on the W&L
field.
The two-day tournament also
has drawn entries from Vir-
ginia Tech. Lynchburg College
and VMI.
Other games on this after
moons program in the double
elimination tourney found Vir-
ginia Tech meeting favored
Lynchburg, the State and
Mason-Dixon Conference regu-
lar season champion, and VMI
meeting the W&L-Roanoke VIC
tor.
Two games are on tap to-
night. Finals will be at 8 pm.
tomorrow on the Lexington rec
reation field.
Evening star., 1959-11-20
BLAIK

Continued From Page d.
The Sooners win the Big Eight
championship outright.
Southern Methodist over
Baylor. The Methodists down
the Baptists in a rousing old
time revival.
Texas Christian over Rice
The Frogs are now playing ur
to preseason expectations.
Syracuse over Boston Uni
versity. The Terriers car
scarcely do more than snap al
the wheels of the Orange Jug
gernaut.
Stanford over California
Calls end zone is subjected tc
a Norman invasion by air.
Oregon over Oregon State
The Ducks have been Steadier
Washington over Washing
ton State. But the Cougars
Keith Lincoln, one of the ma
tions best backs, could concoct
an upset.
I also lean toward the first
named in the following games
ClemSon-Wake Forest, Flori-
da State, South Carolina-N
&c Carolina State. Nebraska
Kansas State, KanSas-M Missouri
ArkanSas-Texas Tech, Arizona
Texas Western, Arizona State
Hardin Simmons, LSU-Tulane
Mississippi Southern
A a b a m a Memphis State
Maryland-Virginia, Detroit.
IVillanova.
Evening star., 1959-11-20
Pittmun's 81
Leading in
Mobile Open

MOBILE. Ala, Nov. 20(AP)
The first $4,000 Mobile Open
golf tournament had a distinct
darkhorse tingle today as play
entered the second round.
At the head of the pack was
Jerry Pittman Of Tulsa, Okla,
. newcomer who turned % yes
terday. Pittman, who won only
$8l5 in his previous II tourna-
mentS, took a two-stroke lead
on the field over the par 36-
36-72, 6,383-yard Mobile Mu-
nicipal Course. His 5-under-par
81 was accomplished despite
three boggies, two of which
came when he three-putted the
seventh and 18th greens.
The card tied the competitive
record for the two-year-old
course.
Tied at SO for runnerup were
Eddie Langert, Minneapolis,
Mimi, 36-33; Jack Ellis, Will
NETT, H., 1884; John Barnum,
Grand Rapids, Mich, 1884,
and Billy Maxwell, Odessa, Tex,
o6-2A
Evening star., 1959-11-20
BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

In the Woodmoor Turkey
Handicap the fee is 81 plus cost
of three games and full handi-
caps are based on a 125 scratch
A bowler may enter at any time
day or night, through Sunday
There will be at least one win
ner for every 10 entries,
y = -
Members of the Veterans Ad-
ministration League at the La
fayette Bowl are wondering how
long Dan Triplett can hold his
nigh incredible pace. In recent
weeks, Triplett, of the Benefits
team, has rolled a 206 game,
highest recorded in the area
this season; a 496 set, one Of ass
and, in his last effort, 442. con-
tanning a 174 game.
The 442 showed his average
to 1871 for 81 games.
4
First tenpin 100" recorded
at the Pentagon City Sports
Center was a 701 registered the
other night by Jim Robinette
in the All-Star Classic League.
On the same evening. the Pen
tagon City team rolled 1110 for
a league high.
Speaking of zoos, the Real
Cleaners of the Spillway Major
Duckpin League hit ITO for the
second such whopper marked up
in the league this season. The
other was a 730 by Miracle Car
Wash. Harry Worth was the
Cleaners ace with 172-407.
-
HyattSville Lanes is reviving
the Thanksgiving Day Mixed
Doubles, which used to be held
at Fort Davis. The entry fee is
SIS a couple and the handicaps
four-f1fths against a scratch of
240. Entries will be accepted
Thursday from 2 to 10 pm.
Anyone desiring a partner
should phone Mabel Schatz at
Oliver 2-3668.
Evening star., 1959-11-20

Arena. Any repeat of last
nights third period when the
Rovers broke a "A tie with
four goals and the Presidents
will be cooled of fast.
Of Washington's eight VIC
tories this season. six have
been on home ice. The victories
away were at the expense OF
New Haven, 5-4, and Philadel.
phia, GA.
The loss last night ended the
Presidents three-game winning
streak. They were behind, 81,
after the first period and
battled back gamely to tie il
up, "A. early in the final Pc
riod on Daryl MacMillan's
second goal Of the night,
Washington finally fell back as
Goalie Jacques Caron expert
enced his worst night of the
season in the nets.
Evening star., 1959-11-20
CALLS ACCUSATION DISGUSTING
Ex-Governor Supporting
Cannon in Picture 'Puyoff'

in my honor. and was one OF
a number Of those present
greeted and was photographed
speaking with.
For a candidate-or any
one else-to try to smear the
good name of this young man
is something I find disgusting
To even suggest that there was
anything underhanded about
this, or that Billy Cannon was
guilty Of wrongdoing in any
way whatever, surely will strike
all fair-minded people in the
State Of Louisiana as some
kind Of new low"
James Corbett, LSU athletic
director, told the Associated
Press Cannon assured him no
consideration in any form was
offered or received at any time.
Other LSU officials called
Berry's statement a "gross in
justice to intimidate a fine
young man."
Evening star., 1959-11-20

There's something for every
body this week end in the way
Of bowling competition and
bowling shows.
For duckpinners, there is the
Bronson Quaites Memorial
Women's Handicap Sunday at
the Greenway Bowl, the Bill
Brozey Open tomorrow at the
Arcade Lanes in Baltimore and
the Earl Campbell Open at the
same plant Sunday and, for the
handicap shooters, the Walk
ersville, Md, Inaugural Handi-
cap Sunday and the Woodmoor
Turkey Handicap, already in
progress and to continue
through Sunday.
For the tenpinners, there is
the sixth annual Thanksgiving
doubles tomorrow and Sunday
at Alexandria Tenpins.
For anyone who likes a bang
up bowling show, there are the
tenpin exhibitions tonight and
tomorrow at the Wheaton
Bowling Center featuring Buzz
Fazio and Laverne Carter.
These start at $3.50 O'Clock.
Shooting with Fazio and Mrs.
Carter will be Gene Bledsoe,
who rolled a 703 series in the
Wheaton Classic League and
Norman Winninger, who aver
ages 180 in the Sociable Guys
and Gals League at Wheaton.
Fazio and Mrs. Carter will
hold clinics for men and women
from 2 to 5 pm. today and to-
morrow.
Marie Timmons will be the
defending champion in the
Quaites Memorial, which will
open at 2 pm. with entries
closing at 10. The fee is S. and
the guaranteed prizes 500 and
the Arena Sport Shop Trophy,
$50 and $35. Four -fifths handi-
caps are based on a 100 scratch.
Evening star., 1959-11-20
CANADA CUP

Continued From Page D-1
saw Australia and Canads
battle in a grim head-to-hea6
duel.
Thomson played cautiously
but superbly andhad no bogeys
His two brides came after fine
iron shots put him within easy
putting reach.
The only other player, be-
sides Thomson and Leonard, tc
break par was the little-knowr
Enrique Orellana of Chile, who
fired a 81. The Chilean moved
himself into a seventh-rlace
tie in the individual competi-
ton with Harold Henning o1
South Africa at 218.
South Africa's Gary Player
with 215, was fourth behind
Thomson, Leonard and Snead
Then came Nagle at ZIG ano
Peter AlliSs at 217.
In the runaway team fight
Wales and England were tieo
for fifth at AL.
Evening star., 1959-11-20

BATON ROUGE, La, Nov.
20 (AP).-Former Gov. Jimmie
Davis has termed disgusting
the accusation by an opposing
candidate for Governor that
Davis paid Billy Cannon, ALL
America HalfbacK from Leuisi-
ana State $1,000 to pose for a
political picture.
The accusation was made by
Gale Berry, operator of a Lake
Charles insurance agency and
one of II candidates in the
race.
Berry, in a speech over a
Shreveport television station,
said Davis had the picture cir
culated to imply that Cannon
was indorsing his candidacy.
Besides the money, Berry said,
Cannon received an offer of a
good job.
Said Davis last night: "Mr.
Cannon attended a breakfast
Evening star., 1959-11-20
Presidents 8-4 Loss
Norrows Lead to Point

The Washington Presidents
remain on top in the Southern
Division of the Eastern Hockey
League despite an 8-4 loss to
the Rovers in New York last
night.
The hold on the top rung is
only by a flngernail, however
and Washington could lose its
grip tonight even though they
are idle. Charlotte, the run
nerup, played a 3-3 tie in over
time with Greensboro last
night, and picked up a point
in the standings. Charlotte
trails Washington, 1915. The
Clippers play New Haven to-
night and a victory would
idents, 17-l6, on the point sys-
TEN that determines the stand
ingS.
The issue between the two
clubs comes to a head when they
play tomorrow night at Uline