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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

HYATTsvILLE---s D 1 e-and-span L.
bedrm,. Cape Cod doll house, sepa-
! rate dining rm,, full basemt,. oil
DALEY REAL ESTATE. AP.
kENTLAND = Detached a-bedrm.
Colonial; Ice, liy. rnl. sep. din,
nm, equipped kit; level corner
$3.50 On. s7s total mo pymts'
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY co,
LANDOvER ESTATES : Just SS7b
cash incl. settlement eharges and
S74 80 per mo. buys this Calf
rambler feat. ? bedrms,, iiv rm.,
e ON; area: and mod; kit. Many
E Elns;; p9 seansutt' landcse' LOT with
Co. Realtors, AP. 7.7so6.
MT, RAINIER-Brick Colonial; Ia
level, fenced lot: biEs. TO 70 I eie..
S$s@ss5s Su, 'i q glaS 49,
peter j. hagan & son
NEARBY MD,-2-bedrm. rambler,
earaRe. acres with several fruit
trees, $1,000. terms. LOUIS
MILLER, Realtor, UN. 4-2T23.
NEAR LAUREL--Ncw Arm. bunga-
low; elec. close to bus. Price,
S6,45O: $500 down, $50 mo WA
S-lsl9. zANTzINGER.
NEW LARGE RAMBLER convenient
70 new kenilworth ave and Wash.
BALTIC ExpreSsway 2 bedrmS full
bsmt. with y bath, kit. euuip
with elec range, eye-level oven,
ll-tt. refgr, A home beautifully
situated on h-acre lot Rta sonably
priced At $4,000 By builder
Az 7-5O06.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. AREA, OBJ
poSite parochial school Diet. e.
rm. brick; baths, screened porch,
garage. WE TAKE TRADES. Si6,-
a50. HUGH T. PECK. HE. 4-6iOO.
NO DOWN PAYMENT-sgs so per
room. porch: sO'xioS lot, ' oniy
$1,000. RE. 5-S3i7. RE. 8-6SGI
FELLOWS REALTY CO. Ia'
OWNER wants offer TO assume
Sl6.3O0 GI loan, Slei total mo
pymts 4..yr.-old split level: 81
MASTER pedrms.' IVA baths, de luxe
equip. Kit; ll-aere level fenced
FRINGE c aEosoEaS'ss srE real by gS
UN. 4-11BB. w.
OWNER WILL SACRIFICE excellent
4-bedroom home near Andrews /
sere' oil h.-w.h., modern kitchen,
Gen, fireplace; only Sl7.qSO. Trade
or terms. RE. 6-6s0i. RE, 5-s347.
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P. G. P. OFFERS

P. G. P. OFFERS
ROGERS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
3-oedrm, Cape Cod firepl, In lin
room, adjoining screened porch
sep. DIN; room. tremendous aO-ft'
master oeorm; in pine paneling
trse-shaded yard Bargain priced
LEWISDALE AREA-Near Prince
SeorseS Plaza. Cute brick ram.
nieI IN tip-top condition with
many many extras added. Spacious. en-.
kit. Fenced yard oa-s;rest n SSSse
ing. FLA approved for SID 400
Low down payment.
LANDoVER-Picturesoue. z bedyu
rambler on big, fenced enclosed
corner lot. Beautiful pastel in
!teIior featuring spacious L-shaped
~, tooin; optional din. room. fun
owner has added many unusual
and ingenious improvements
Priced under $4,000. FHA terms.
LoNq. Low AND LovELY-sun
talIey rambler. Expensive Cali
iornia redwood exterior, spacious
Nv; and cir, area combination. 3
de luxe kit. full rec. type bSmt
naseooard hot-water heat; Si6.g5O.
FHA terms. '''''
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
. 7-77f4
RAY PARk--2 brand-neE sparkling
PICK ramoieFs: living room. din
lns room. lovely Kitchen, ) bed
T ThSi Paths full basement. WE
T nj prcttiF ApES :2.950. HUGH
Ave HE 4-6400 "''
RAY PARk-4-bed brick Cape
dSti;;n: IL. III. baths ,s beautiful CON
close to transp We tate trs Sio
HUGH T. PECK. He. $500
ROGERS HEIGHTS - Mes, ana
clean rambler v1iy. rm.. din fm
equip. kit wltable space. lee
bedrms, full tiled bsn1t'. lie patio
and earport: only asking si3'500,
EASY EHA terms FRINGE
GEORGES REALTY co. uN. 4.
ROGERS H6Ts.-Attractiye bricE-
ana 5sningle Colonial on beaut
landse lot firepl In liv, I'm, sen
Gun, nm, equip. kit Ice bedrms
lull hSmt. Only $500 On. nav.
ments less than rent. FREE STATE
PROPERTIES, AP. 7-l98B
SEPARATE dining room and nrsf.
noor powder room. Groom brick
home priced below cost al siS.-
S,.u' rnil oSmt,; level lot; in pop
H w University Gardens, close 10
Plaza only $50 - dd 5anes F1 neo r.Ii
S, DAVIS l. CO, INC, REAIToRs
TAKOMA PARK. mr. paroehiaI.
school. Just OF New HSmp p
ayes--3 bedrms. . baths, Twins
I'M, dining rm.. kitchen chen sa n,us,s
buy. HUGH r PECK. HI. 4.si6o'
TAKOMA PARK r SII.g50 bnys
this .-bedrm. Cape Cod; lee. Wv M
I'm. and din. rm.. partial bsmt
lse. wooded lot: Gear SarsTe 4
s s9Sa loo and a good buy, UN. a
peter j. hagan & son
TEMPLE HILLS, on Barnabas I'd
I-acre garden lot with 5-rm bun
o o'aiioW iSe. bsdrms scr porch
PfILIPPoS REAITIYt 'g Co. R SosiErH
.4l2 MINI. ave. Sc LIZ. f-57i3I
UNIV. BILLS. 34O5 pa Il =
6edrm. brick: ga baths. liv. I'm.
N/hrepl; scr porch. din nm. III
wfeating space: d,shWasher, dry
osmt., fenced yd. walk 10 o Of
Nd, NV Hi, 81. Marks. HA' a-5aO4
$50 PER NO. buys this 5-rm. home
on fenced cor lot near Prince
Georges Country Club. 2 bedrms
SEP, din. rm.. fun bsn1t, Price
100000, only $3.50 down, $50 per
mo. Call I'll n pm, WA, --3filn
ROBERT s DAVIS a co. INC
5l-FT. BRICK RAMBLER
1850 DOWN; , bedrooms. fireplace.
ls-acre lot. You can assume exist
ms FLA flnancing. placed BY
present owner. Fl WaShinRton
Forest and area. Also have one
with basement Only si8.a50.
either one. You can see these
won't last. so call early. Mr.
kitchens. ATLAS REALTY CO,
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TAKOMA PARK

Gracious brick rambler
with eenter-hali entT.. feat
excel, util. with delightfui
setting: 3 twin-s!ze bedrms
sep DIN. nm, rec. rm.. all
e!ec. Kit. pErk-like yard
with patio. We invite your
nSteetion A terrifie value
at S24,950.
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OXON HILL

on Wheeler rd.-superb custom
punt 3-bedroom brick split-Ieyel.
iess than year old. in wonderful
setting OF trees: : baths: powder
Im.: nrepl; den; earport: many
ootner extras. Call Mrs. Cox. LII.
pEh i51 OF ST. 3-736S. ATLAS
PARK. sle5 down incl.
SSStIIement, 3-bedrm. rambler
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WOODMOOR
Sl3,950

9. bedrms., din. rm., lovely shaded
rated; vacant: low down payment
to qualified purchaser. GRAHAM
q CO., JU. 5-6010. JU. 5-655O
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SILVER SPRING

OlLVEn OHnlNG
Real elose-in m: 4 Corners; new
rm,, table space in kit; 3 bedIms,
bath, full bsmt, q bath; walk e
eyerything. WooDsiDE REALTY
co. Ju. 0-844O. Open til . pm,
SILVER SPRING, SLIGO PARK
HILLS--3 large bedrms,, liv, rm.,
family rm., kit. with dining area
powder rm, on LIST; full bath on
f FRA S SaIn 10 'sS %SEh $685. 8.
Lovely 3-bedrm. brk. Colonial on
huge corner lot near ST. Johns
church and school. Playroom in
full basement. big screened porch,
storm windows and awnings for
entire house, fruit and shade trees.
APPROX, $1,000 down may buyl
FRANK s. PHILIPS, INC, DI. q
14ll; ewes, EN-. 3-shq2.
SILVER SPRING 3 bedrooms.
wooded lot, basement; Si8,5OO.
EIsENAcHER REALTY, JU. S-5555
Silver Spring-Close In
FHA-$950 DOWN
SIS PER MO, PLUS TAXES, ms.
Detached 6-rm, Colonial home: liy
rm,. din, rm., equipped kit. bed
rms, tile bath, full bSmt.; gas
heat cow. TO church, school and
swim pool; price, Sl4,9bO Call
Mr.. tDobbS) Dobrowolski for terms.
CAMPANELLA g. CO.
Ex, 3-4l13 EVENINGS, JU. 5-s066
SPRINGBROOK AREA = New brk.
split-level. Finest OF materials and
workmanship. 5 lge. bedrms., ga
baths, liv, rm., sep. din. rm.. de
luxe kit, I'M. rec. rm. w-firepl,
sub. bSmt., carport; Sa5.95O F. W.
BERENs SALES. INC. JU, 7-77OO
SPRINGFIELD BEAUTY-Loyely s.
bedrm,, 2la-bath brk. rambler on
large corner lot: big screened
porch, full basement, 2-car gar. ;
fabulous all-elec. kit. clothes
washer. dryer. Ideepfreeze. wall-to-
wall carpet. BETTER THAN NEW
Asking S3T $780, FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS. INC, DI, 7-l4ll; ewes, Wo
6-3O4O.
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CAMPANELLA & CO.

* 3-4ll3 Ewes, 10 5-ll49
W0ODMOOR, Sl6.5OO-Our best
rambler, IN select Ioc j. hsS
full bsmt, flrepl., a dream kit. and
q Ice. 4l2oi loan which you may
assume. GRAHAM d CO, 10 s.
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ALEXANDRIA AREA
DEL RAY
$4,000
$500 DOWN-FHA

sos MO. INCLUDES EVERYTHING
INo-oedrm. frame semidetaehed
oungalow. located on Reed ave
owner viii redecorate inside
Alum. storm windows and doors
pLIT p1.Yru,
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urges Strengthens Status
In Red Sox Rout of Senators

brew and Boston's Jackie Jen-
sen get two more chances for
league honors in homers and
runs batted in, respectively, but
they are slim. Cleveland's
Rocky Colavito all but locked
up both decisions with his per-
Torrance in yesterdays sweep
of a double-header with the
Athletics.
Rocky batted in a run in
each game and hit his AID
home run. He leads Killebrew,
1910, in the home-run derby,
and has driven across Ill runs
as compared to 109 for Jensen;
101 for Killebrew, and 100 for
Jim Lemon, Senator leftf1elder.
The Senators used seven
pitchers last night. Starter
Tex |Clevenger took the loss.
Mike Fornieles, third Boston
hurler, received credit for the
victory. Washington scored a
run in the top of the second,
but the Red Sox came back to
tie it in ther half of the inning.
After trailing Al. they re-
Sponded with a f1ve-run burst
in the last of the fourth inning.
From then on, the Sox were in
command.
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opened this big three game
series that if we lose one, we'd
have a good chance. If we
lost two we'd be out Of it and
if we won three we'd have q
good chance of taking it all.
"Of course" continued Aston,
lit helps to know Milwaukee
lost but we're not taking any
thing for granted. We still have
to win these last two games.
Meyer Sparks Phils
Featuring the Pills big win
over the Braves was Jack Meyer.
a right-hander who's been a
sore-arm guy with Philadelphia,
and who hadn't been a winner
in more than three months.
Mostly a reliever, he hadn't
pitched more than five innings
in better than a year. He hadn't
beaten Milwaukee in four years.
But last night, he had the
Braves hangin' by their thumbs
with a four-hit, 525-inning
shutout relief job.
The Phillies made it four in a
row over Burdette, the 21-game
winner who hasn't beaten them
See BASEBALL, Page Ais
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-26
Two Games
ToniehtOpen
NIL Season
By the Associated Press

Ollie Matson, the Los Angeles
Rams zimmerman gang" goes
on display tonight against one
Of the most respected defenses
in pro football when the New
York Giants invade Memorial
Coliseum.
The game between the de-
Tending Eastern Division cham
pions and the Westerns title
minded Rams will be nationally
televised and kicks off a full
week end Of games in the Ma
tional Football Leagues 40th
season.
The Cleveland Browns are
at Pittsburgh tonight in a game
matching the Giants most
feared opponents in the East.
A crowd Of $4,000 is expected
at the Coliseum and 10000.
limited by the steel strike, at
Forbes Field to see the home
town Steelers.
(WMAL-7 will televise the
Steelers-Brown at 10 PM
The Baltimore Colts, who
won the title after 8 minutes
and IS seconds Of an unprece-
denied sudden-death overtime
with the Giants last December,
open tomorrow at home against
the team they supplanted as
Western Division and league
kings-the Detroit Lions. Other
Sunday games are Chicago
Bears at Green Bay, WASH
ington at Chicago Cardinals
and Philadelphia at San Fran
cisco.
The Rams, co-Western run
ners-up to the Colts last sea-
son, have made an all-out bic
to knock of the Colts by send
ing nine players to the Car.
dinals for Matson. who for si1
seasons was virtually the en-.
ltire Cardinal running game.
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Navy Victory Expected
AtStodiumC Christening

One game was tied and W&M
has won twice, in 1912 and
1882.
The Indians got off winging
by routing Virginia last week,
while Navy easily beat Boston
College. W8M showed strength
to spare at quarterback, with
four signal-callers, led by Bob
Stoy. all contributing to a fast,
versatile attack. The Indians
also have a highly-touted a
S sop h o m ore halfback. Roger
Hale, and o big mobile line, led
by Center Gray Lynn and
Guards Dave Gatti and Wayne
Woolwine.
But the experts say the In
dams lack the depth to cope
with Nays forces. The Mid
dies are deep in experience in
all positions except guard and
again were expected to rely on
a two-platoon offense. That
means two units of relatively
equal strength alternating on
an equal-time basis.
Jim Maxfield, quarterback
Of the No. 2 unit, had some
catching up to do on his al
ternate, Joe Tranchini, a big
star in the BE victory. Tran
chini was superb, completing
IL Of 81 passes for 127 yards
and one touchdown. He passed
to 10 touchdowns last season,
an Academy record.
The Indians also know they
have to watch carefully Joe
Bellino. junior halfback, who
already is being ranked among
Nays all-time running stars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-26

BOSTON. Sept. 26 (SpeciaD &.
urges, the ex-Washing-
ton coach, has strengthened his
managerial status with the
Red Sox after having elevated
Boston into fifth place, a full
game ahead of the Orioles, with
a 1914 rout of the Senators be-
fore 1859 fans at Fenway Park
last night.
Both the Red Sox and the
Senators were expected to make
extensive use of rockies in sin
gle games here today and to-
morrow, last of the season.
Both games start at / pm.
Highlander Pedro Ramos
was to try for his 14th victory
against 10 defeats for Wash
ington today.
OF particular interest to
baseball generally was yester-
days announcement in a Bos-
ton newspaper that Ted Will
liams, aging slugger and six
time American League batting
champion, will return to the
Red Sox as a pinch hitter and
spot starter in 1860.
Washington's Harmon Kille
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-26
By BILL FUCHS
Star stan Writer

ANNAPOLIS. Sept. 90
Navy shows off its new sta
dunn with gala ceremonies
starting at p. m, today, and
then hopes to top off the cele-
brating with victory over Will
liam & Mary in a football
game starting at 2:30.
The new stadium, built to
honor all men and women who
have served or are serving in
the Navy and Marine Corps,
has seating for $4,000. Officials
were expecting nearly $4,000.
Ample parking is available
and the location for those
motoring from Washington is
ideal. The stadium is just off
the expressway to Annapolis
and direction signs have been
posted.
The brigade of Midshipmen,
$500 strong, were to join
marching bands and precision
drill units in giving the pre-
game ceremonies a festive,
martial air.
Deputy Secretary of Defense
Thomas S. Gates, jr., and Sec
rotary Of the Navy William B.
FRANKIE were among the num-
erous notables planning to at
tend.
They were to get the red
carpet treatment. but the guests
from Williamsburg weren't ex-
pecting a kind reception. The
Midshipmen were favored by
151a points to whip the Indians
for the 22d time in IS meetings,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-26

second straight Atlantic Coast
Conference title now that 1t
is past North Carolina, has a
date with Virginia, while
Southern Methodist, rated just
about even with Texas Christian
in the Southwest Conference,
meets Georgia Tech.
Army, possibly the class Of
the East, entertains Boston
College, and Wisconsin, another
Big Ten bigwig. goes against
Stanford, while William &
Mary helps Navy open its new
stadium.
Other top games:
East: Columbia at Brown,
Cornell at Colgate. Connecticut
at Yale. Massachusetts, at Har-
ward. Lafayette at Pennsylva-
mia. Rutgers at Princeton. Holy
Cross at Dartmouth.
South: The Citadel at Flor
ida State, Presbyterian at Da-
wilson. Furman at South Caro-
lima, Virginia Tech at Wake
Forest, Richmond at West Vir-
ginia. Ohio State at Duke,
Penn State at VMI. Vanderbilt
at Georgia. Mississippi State at
Florida.
Midwest: Illinois at Indiana,
Missouri at Michigan. Detroit
at Marquette, Texas Ann at
Michigan State. Nebraska at
Minnesota. North Carolina at
Notre Dame.
Southwest: Alabama at
Houston, New Mexico State at
Tulsa, Arizona at w. Texas
State, Arkansas VS.. Oklahoma
State at Little Rock, Hardin
Simmons at Wichita, North
Texas State at Texas Western,
Oregon State at Texas Tech,
Maryland at Texas.
West: Air Force at Wyoming,
Baylor at Colorado, Colorado
State at New Mexico, Idaho at
Washington, Utah at Oregon,
Washington State at San Jose
State, Iowa at California.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-26
Redskins Underdoos
In Opener omorrow

walloping from the Detroit
Lions last week.
II Doyle Nix and Richie Nc
Cabe, two Of his best defensive
halfbacks, can't play, Coach
Mike Nixon will start Chick
Cichowski and rookie Dick
Haley of Pittsburgh in the
safety spots. They may have a
busy afternoon, for TIE Cardi-
mails have an explosive attack,
triggered by the passing Of
Quarterback King Hill and the
running Of Johnny Crow and
Billy Stacy.
Count on Sutton, Pod0ley
The Redskins are counting on
Ed Sutton and Jim Podoley to
hit their best stride. Nixon be-
lieves a team must score at
least % points to reach the
winners circle in league play.
His men haven't gotten more
than "a, and that was in a
81 = "a losing performance
against the Forty-Niners.
Physically, the team isn't 100
per cent sound. Don Boil, hold
ing down an offensive guard
position, and Tackle Bob Toneff
are recuperating from attacks
Of cellulitis. but expect to play
The loss Of either would be a
serious blow to the Redskins
hopes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-26
BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON
Star Stan Writer

The Redskins take off to-
day for Chicago, where they
meet the Cardinals tomorrow
in the opening league game
Of the season at Soldiers Field.
Four point underdogs, the
Washington eleven is aiming
for an upset victory. 1t took
a 37-10 beating from Coach
Frank (Pop) Ivy's forces in
Chicago last year.
Defense is the Redskins
major problem. With Eddie
LeBaron at quarterback and
his running mates still smart
ing from a tongue-lashing ad-
ministered by Owner George
Marshall, the Redskins expect
to score. Stopping the Cardinals
is something else.
Cards Appear Ready
Ivy's men indicated that
they're ready for league bust
ness by whipping the cham
pion Baltimore Colts, 3l-17,
for their fifth victory in sew
en- preseason games. The Red
skins completed the exhibition
circuit with only one victory
in six tries, taking a 3l-14
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RAIN THREATENS
TODAY'S GAMES

The weathrman may have
something to say today
about the tight National
flag chase.
The Phillies Milwaukee
game was held up by rain
last night, and there was a
threat of scattered showers
again in Milwaukee for this
afternoons contest.
In Chicago the forecast was
for possible showers for the
Dodgers-CubS Skirmish
while the weatherman in
st. Louis said there was a
go to 10 per cent chance it
would be raining at tame
time for the Giants-Cardi-
mails twi-night double
header.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-26

Cubs. 5-4. yesterday in Chi
cago on On Hodges homer
in the 18th inning while the
Phils blasted the Braves, 6-3,
in Milwaukee.
Third-place San Francisco
was rained out at st. Louis.
The Giants, trailing the Dod-
gers by 2l2 games, have three
to play and are scheduled for a
twi-night pair at st. Louis
today.
One more victory by the
Dodgers or another San Fran
cisco defeat, eliminates the
Giants Johnny Podres will
pitch for the Dodgers today
while Warren SPAIN will hurl
for the Braves, hopeful of keep
ing their chances alive.
In Chicago, Los Angeles
manager Walt Aston had this
to say after Milwaukee's loss
to Philadelphia:
I'm not going to do any
popping of. I said before we
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Hillside, Sword Dancer
Opposing Round Table

Dancer in the Brooklyn Handi-
cap in which he received weight
by scale, stablemate Inside
Tract, Anisado. Ozark and Al
fred Vanderbilt's 9-year-old
gelding, Find.
1t could be that their owners
have designs on fourth money
of $3.50 while hoping for a
turf miracle. With eight start
ers, the race crosses $113,800
with a net Of close to $4,000
going to the winner. Victory
for either of the top three
would just about assure him
Of horSe-of- the-year title.
Master jockeys will be at the
helm of each of the big three.
Shoemaker on Round Table
Willie Shoemaker, making a
strong bid for his fifth national
riding title, will be in Round
Tables saddle. Tommy Bar
row. as usual, pilots Hillsdale,
who has won 10 Of his IL starts
this year, including nine stakes.
Eddie Arcaro handles Sword
Dancers reins.
The Woodward completely
overshadows the remainder of
the national turf program.
Richest of the other features
are the $25,000-added Illinois
Owners Handicap at Hawthorne,
and the $25.000-added Pageant
for 3-year-old f1llies at Atlantic
City. Both are mile and one
sixteenth events.
Better Bee d23) and Resolved
(l20) head a field of eight at
Hawthorne. and Royal Native,
assigned top weight of 122
pounds, is the probable choice
over IS rivals at Atlantic City.
Demobilize, a stablemate of
Round Table, won the feature
at Aqueduct under Shoemaker
yesterday for a $3.50 straight
.payoff. At Atlantic City, Bill
Hartack was thrown from his
mount in the second race, but
came back and won the fea-
ture aboard Sea Bang ($9.2O
Play Idle $50 took the top
event at Rockingham Park,
Well Away ($9.8O the feature
at Hawthorne. WOODLANDS
($12.20) the headliner at La
tonia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-26
BY the Associated Press

All the big college football
teams move into action across
the country today, but most
attention will be riveted on
Evanston. ILL.,, where Okla
homa's walking wounded take
on Northwestern in the TV
game Of the day. ut will be
shown in Washington by
WRC-4 starting at 3:15.)
This will be the opener for
both teams. The Sooners,
ranked No. 2 in this weeks
Associated Press poll of sports
writers and broadcasters, are in
bad shape as a result of a case
Of food poisoning that struck
down IL players.
At best, Oklahoma did not
figure to have a sinecure
against Northwestern. rated
No. 10 in the poll and the dark
horse in the Big Ten. Bud Will
kinson's operatives had rated
6-point favoriteS. Now they
are down to even money.
Stricken at Night Club
The II players. five of them
first stringers, were stricken
Thursday night after having
dinner at a Chicago night club.
Last night Coach Andy Gus
tafson watched his University
of Miami team try its new
multiple offense for a first test
against Tulane, and 1t worked
Miami won, 26-7. The defeat
was Tulane's second straight.
Bob Rosbaugh scored two
of Miami's touchdowns and
Frank Bouffard the other. But
it was the sharp passing OF
Fran Curci that kept the
Green Wave off balance. At
one time he hit seven bulls
eyes in a row. One of his
passes was a scoring flip to
Rossbaugh.
In last nights other top
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SuiIbouts
Racing in
Cup Finals
More than $50 sailboats in IL

More than $50 sailboats in IL
classes began competition of
Hams Point today in the first
of a three-race series that winds
up the 25th annual Presidents
Cup Regatta.
The first races got underway
at 10 am. in the Catamaran
class. Others were to follow at
five-minute intervals. The Sec
ond Of the series will be held at
2 pm. with the finals scheduled
to begin at 10 am. tomorrow.
Trophies will be awarded In
each class, with perpetual tro-
phies to be given to the winners
Of the jolly Boat and Penguin
Junior classes. The winner Of
the jolly Boat class will receive
the Fairey Marine Trophy,
while the Penguin Junior victor
will receive the Malcolm Lam
borne, Jr.. Memorial Trophy,
presented by The Star.
The schedule:
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PROBABLE
PITCHERS

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago at Detroit-wWynn (21-I0)
vs.. Burning 17-13 or Proctor 900.
Ba' more at New York-Papas Q5-
81 VS. Coates GID.
Washington at Boston-Ramos (13-
19l " Monboquette (7-7).
Kansas City at Cleveland-John-
son (0-D VS.. Briggs (0-0).
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Los Angeles at Chicago - Podres
Philadelphia at Milwaukee-Rober
O5-16) VS. SPAIN (20-16).
Pittsburgh at .Cincinnati-Umbrig
600 VS.. O'Toole (5-S).
San Francisco at st. Louis (twi-
u5-12l vs., Mizell u3-9) and Jack
son d3-13),