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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01

The Bisons were able to muster,
while Quarterback Charley
Smith had a tumble picked of
in mid-air and returned for a
score.
Wares demotion does not
mean that White has given UP
on him. The Howard coach is
Of the opinion that the Bald
win-Wallace transferee, who
was playing his first game in
four years, was afflicted with
filters. With a few games under
his belt. Ware figures to press
Williams for ground-gaining
honors.
In Union, Howard will be
meeting a team which it has
not beaten since 1852. The
teams did not meet last year,
but before that Union won five
in a row, amassing 112 points to
six for the Bisons. To date
Union is 1-0-1 on the season,
winning. over Elizabeth City
IN. c. Teachers and playing a
14-l4 tie with Shaw of Raleigh.
The Virginians will enter
Saturdays contest as 7-point
favorites.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01
Howard Shakes Up Lineup
For Game Here SATURDAY.

Still smarting from the 800
drubbing suffered at Virginia
State last Saturday, Bob
White, Howard University
coach, has made numerous
changes in his starting lineup
for Saturdays game with Vir-
GINA Union. Game time at
Howard Stadium is 2 pm.
Four linemen have been
promoted to starting berths.
They are Tackles Dave Means
and Jim Shelton, Guard
Ellsworth Virgins and End
Frank Austin. Means and Shell
ton replace Sid Banks and
Reggie Taylor. Virgins re-
places Ed Peoples. and Austin
Supplants injured Bob Reed.
In the backfield, Ted Hill
man, who sat out most of last
weeks game because of a
fractured wrist, replaces Johnny
Ware at right halfback. It was
Wares tumble of a punt which
set up Virginia States first
touchdown.
Ware was not the only cul-
prit Saturday, however, as the
Bisons lost five fumbles, -four
of which led to touchdowns,
HOWE Williams bobbled one,
hating the only drive which
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01
Krishmun Beats
Ferrin on Cost

BERKELEY, Calf, Oct.
(AP) .-Ramanathan Krishman
Of India won a quarter finals
spot in the Pacific Coast ten
mis- tournament yesterday by
defeating Jim Ferrin of Wash
ington, D. c., Ga, 4-6. 6-3.
Krishman, top seeded foreign
entrant. will play the winner
Of today's Jack Douglas-C Christ
Crawford match.
Barry MacKay, Dayton, Ohio,
defeated Hugh Ditzler. Berke-
ley, rs, 6-3, and Noel Brown,
Santa Monica, Calf. defeated
Sergio Tacchini, Milan, Italy
6-3, 60, in other matches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01
Man Is Nubbed
With Bogus Ticket
At HuqerstoWn
By a star stan Writer

HAGERSTOWN, Md, Oct. /.
An attempt to cash a bogus
daily double ticket worth $535 20
was made by a Sharpsburg, Md,
man at the Hagerstown track
yesterday, but the scheme failed
when George Jackson, $50 CASH
Ter in the grandstand, detected
the faulty ticket.
According to Edward McMa-
hon, the Tracks Thoroughbred
Racing Protective Bureau inves-
tigator. the daily double ticket
was a worthless 7-and-2 ticket,
but a No. 8 had been fitted in
to make it appear to be the cor
rect 7 and 8 combination ticket
worth $535.20, the price of yes
terday's winning double.
When detained, the bettor
claimed he found the ticket and
was taken to the police station
here, given a lie detector test,
then released pending further
investigation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01
Mrs. H. F. FIippin
Keeps Golf Title

RYE, N. z, oct. / (AP)-
Mrs. Harrison F. Flippin of
Ardmore, Pa, won the United
States Senior Women's Golf
Association championship for
an unprecedented fifth consecu-
tive year at the Westminster
Country Club yesterday.
Mrs. Flippin scored 42-39-81
after an opening day rs for a
winning 36-hole total of 156.
Mrs. Theodore w. Halves of
Summit, N. j., finished runner
up for the third straight year
with a 166.
Mrs. Ralph Raynor Of Bed
minister, Pa; Mrs. Stuart H.
Patterson of Pinehurst, N. c.,
and Mrs. Hugh T. Nicholas of
Yorklyn, Del, and formerly Of
w a shin gton, D. c., were
bracketed for third at 167.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01
'StiIt' Scores q
In Debut, Leads
Warriors to Win

LOS ANGELES, Oct. l tAP).
Wilt (The Stilt) Chamber
lain scored % points last night
to lead the Philadelphia War
riors to a 106-102 exhibition
basketball victory over the St.
Louis Hawks.
The game drew 12,443 fans
into the new Sports Arena.
Chamberlain ran into q
spirited defense in making his
National Basketball League de-
but. Clyde Lovellette clamped
on a tight individual defense,
but the 7-foot-1 Chamberlain
more than held his own, both
on offense and defense.
In Grand Rapids, Mich, last
night, Detroit's 6-foot-11 CEN
ter, Walter Dukes, scored with
Sc seconds to 60 to break an
$3.50 tie and give the Pistons a
91-8@ victory over Cincinnati
in another preseason game.
Meanwhile in Boston, the
Celtics placed Center Ben
Swain on the waiver list, re-
ducing the teams roster to IL.
Swain, a graduate of Texas
Southern, was BoSton's top
draft choice a year ago.
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some Of the more severely in
jured from around Hebgen
Dam in Montana, where the
worst damage occurred, were
brought in by helicopter, we
saw it was pretty grim"
A B-plus student and plan
ming to go to the Naval Acad-
envy CHS father is trying to
interest him in West Point) or
Duke after his graduation,
Duffy is undaunted by his re-
cent experiences and is going
back next summer.
But for the immediate pres
ent John is concentrating on
playing a good game against
Annandale. If he performs as
he did against Mount Vernon
three weeks ago in Wakefield's
opener when he fell on a
blocked punt in the end zone
for a touchdown, the Atoms
will be in trouble.
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Big Eight Rejects
Marquette Bid to
Join Conference

KANSAS CITY, Oct. l (AP).
Marquette University's ap-
plication to join the Big Eight
Conference has been rejected.
Conference faculty represent
atives, in denying the request
yesterday said 1--WE are a homo
geneous group composed Of
State supported universities
only"
Marquette, a Catholic school,
conducted by the Jesuits at
Milwaukee, submitted it's ap-
plication last week.
The faculty group also
adopted a rule that an athlete
will lose a year of eligibility if
he transfers from one Big
Eight school to another in the
conference after taking part in
any freshmen or varsity sports
competition.
The rule does not apply to
transfers from school outside
the conference.
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Northcutt Rides q Winners
Second Time at Shenandoah

the eighth. He was blanked
during the afternoon at Hagers-
town.
Shenandoah Downs will help
Jefferson County celebrate the
SD anniversary of rural free
delivery tonight, running the
RID Purse as the feature.
The Post Office Department set
up the first rural free delivery
routes here in 1896. Melvin T.
Strider, one of the original
carriers, will present the RID
Trophy.
It also will be Ladies Night,
with a handicapping contest
and free admission for the
women. The feature has drawn
a field Of seven, including
Prejour, Nagoya, Raccoon,
Regal Pass, Sir Adrain, HERDS
Reward and Bandit AL.
A small crowd Of ALTO
wagered only $l18,782 last
night.
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Texas Extends
Royals Contract

AUSTIN. Tex, Oct. / (AP).
- Coach Darrell Royal has
signed a new Swear contract
as head football coach at the
University of Texas.
Royals Longhorns carry a
20 record into Saturdays
game here with the Univer-
sity of California. They de-
feated Maryland. 300, last
week.
His new contract runs from
January /, 1859 through De-
cember 81, 1868.
Royals current contract had
three seasons to run when the
two additional years were
stacked on. He came to the
University of Texas from the
University Of Washington in
1857.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01

Bud Millikan Of Maryland,
Ben Carnevale of Navy, Dave
Carrasco of American and Rupp
will conduct the clinic. Carrasco
whose teams have been the
NCAA Eastern Regional cham
pions for the past two years,
will direct the clinic.
Bob Davies, former all-pro
player with the Rochester
Royals, and Dallas Shirley,
who was the head referee at the
Pan American Games, also will
be on the staff.
Registration will be held in
the AU Gym between 8 and .
am. october 10. Glasses will
start at $3.50 o'clock. The regis
tration fee is $40. including the
cost of two meals.
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Sword Dancer
MOTTO Run in
Laurel Race

NEW YORK, Oct. / (AP).-
The Washington, D. c.. Inter-
national was lacking one Of its
hoped-for big attractions today
following the announcement
that Sword Dancer will not run
in the 100000 invitational
grass race November IL at
Laurel.
Mrs. Isabel Dodge Sloane,
owner Of Brookmeade Stable,
made her decision yesterday
after a conference with Trainer
Elliott Burch. Sword Dancers
next race will be the 100000
added Jockey Club Gold Cup, a
2-mile race at Aqueduct Oc-
tober 81. The mile-and-a-half
turf race at Laurel will follow
II days later and Burch said he
felt that was not enough in
terval for the little 3-year-old.
Sword Dancer beat Hillsdale
and Round Table last Saturday
in the $109,800 Woodward
Stakes at Aqueduct, virtually
assuring him the title of horse
Of the year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01
Dempsey Leaves
VeIeIIu's Group

NEW YORK, Oct. / (AP).-
Jack Dempsey says he no longer
is connected with the fight
firm of Rosensohn
Enterprises Inc.
II accomplished my mission
of Strengthening out the return
bout contract for Ingemar
Johansson and Floyd Patter-
sion," he said. my agreement
with (Vincent) Velella and
(Irving) Kahn ended Septem-
Der %.
THAT was the day we hoped
to have Johansson and Pat
terson meet in their return
fight for the heavyweight
championship. Well. we didn't
make the fight for then, and
my time has expired.
"I'll still help them if they
want my advice" the 64-year-
old former heavyweight cham
pion said. II only got expenses
out of this but I was glad to
get the fight ironed out. The
main thing as far as I was
concerned was to see that the
fighters were paid as much as
possible"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
Oct. l (SpeciaD Rains poured
on Shenandoah Downs last
night, but they failed to slow
Apprentice Frank Northcutt,
who rode four winners for the
second time at this meeting,
running his lifetime total to
1873 in less than a year.
Northcutt's four winners last
night set him up to make it 200
either at Hagerstown this aft
ernoon or here tonight. North.
cult is scheduled aboard three
horses tonight, Black Pine in
the second, HERDS Reward in
the seventh and Kings Flight
in the ninth.
The sensational apprentices
winners. last night were Iraski's
Pride ($5), Roman Count
($4.20, Stunned ($3.40) and
Yon ($15). He had only one
other mount, finishing out of
the money on Friendinneed in
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and will start on Wakefield S
defensive unit, better known as
the Yellow Dogs.
The son of Col. John j.
Duffy, an instructor at Fort
McNair, young John was a
houseman at one of the lodges
in the park, Canyon Village.
Spent Night in Car
The night of the ouakes, in
mid-August, Duffy and four
companions had just come out
of a theater in West Yellow
stone when the tremors began.
I'VE were walking down the
road when all of a sudden the
ground started shaking" Duffy
recalled. 1T lasted only Sec
onds, but a second tremor a
few minutes later lasted ABOUT
three minutes and was more
severe. All the buildings shook
and just about every window in
the stores was broken"
John and his friends, some
80 miles from their lodge,
were forced to spend the night
in their car when Park Rang
ers closed off the entrance be-
cause of damage to the roads.
Entering the park the next
morning after the damage was
found to be less than at first
believed, the boys were draft
ed" to help clean up the debris.
Looking to Navy
1--WE didn't realize the seri-
BUSINESS of it at FIRST" Duffy
solemnly explained, but when
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01
BY DICK O'BRIEN
Star stan Writer

HAGERSTOWN, Md, Oct. /.
Maryland will not ban New
Jersey horses which have not
been inoculated for encephalo-
myelitis equine sleeping sick
nesS), r. Bruce LIVE, chairman
of the Maryland Racing Com
mission, announced today.
New York and West Virginia
have barred horses not inocu-
lated from shipping into those
States from New Jersey, wher
an epidemic has struck in the
southern section of the State.
1--WE will take every precau-
ton" LIVE explained, but !
do not believe a ban is neces-
sary at this time. The sickness
is not contagious and is car
ried by mosquitoes. The COM
mission veterinarian believes
the first good frost will destroy
the carriers.
I'VE will require that vans
leaving New Jersey. New York,
Massachusetts, or Pennsylvania
with horses for Maryland be
sprayed before leaving and they
will be sprayed again upon
reaching here"
It had been feared that 6
ban on New Jersey-based horse:
might cause a serious shortage
at Laurels fall meeting. which
opens October %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01
GiordeIIo, Tiger
To Be Remutched

CHICAGO, Oct. / (AP)-
Dick Tiger, the British Empire
middleweight champion. and
joey Giardello, veteran Of 101
fights, are heading for a re-
match. When and where has
yet to be determined.
Tiger, 30-year-old Nigerian,
last night scored a unanimous
10-round decision over Giar-
dello, ending his Slight win
ming streak.
There we're no knockdowns
in the televised Hereunder
from Chicago Stadium, but
Tiger had the upper hand all
the way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01
Pennsylvania Kills
Horse Rucinq Bill

HARRISBURG. Pa, Oct. /
(AP).-An attempt to legalize
betting at horse races in Penn
sylvania failed in the State
House of Representatives yes
terday.
The effort was modified
after the House last week ap-
proved a bill to legalize bet
ting at harness racing tracks,
107-85. The horse racing bill
was nearly identical to that
measure, providing for voters
approval only in the county
where a track. would be located
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01
Malone to Race
At Fuirfux Hunt

Sportcaster Bill Malone, one
Of Washington's sports car
racing enthusiasts. will desert
the gas buggy fraternity for a
polo pony on the Fairfax Hunt
card October 8.
Malone will call the races
until after the fifth event,
when he'll change into silks
and ride in a sprint for polo
ponies. It's a new event on this
years program.
A one-mile race on turf for
lady riders in racing silks, 1.-THE
Difficult Run" also is sched-
uled,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01
Starr 7 cams
With zumu

Ricki Starr teams with Ar
gentina Yuma against Karl
Won Hess and Skull Murphy
in a team match that features
the wrestling program at $3.50
O'Clock tonight at Capitol
Arena.
Chief Big Heart will face
Pierre Valois, while in other
matches it will be Francois
Valois against Abe Jacobs. Ken
Ackles against Paul De Gales
and Eddie Faieta against Greg
DRY Jarque.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01
Additional Sports
On Pages a and 5

CLEARANCE SALE
Making Way for 1860 Models
NEW BOATS
14-Ft. Gull-flyte, 1860.
Were $685. NOW $495
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left. Borum SCafari,
Was $1,395 NOW 1,150
left. Fibercraft hard
top.
Was SLABS NOW 1,179
USED BOATS
1858 22-Ft. Cruisalong
Express, 100 h.p.
Was $4,295 NOW 1896
1859 22-Ft. Day Cruiser
with 125 hip.
Was $2,595 NOW 1895
1858 18-Ft. Borum Voy-
ager.
Was $2,295 NOW 1895
1859 lift. Trojan with
twin IS Johnson and
SO 2l6 CATER trailer.
Was $2,495 NOW 1895
1858 left. Inboard
with As hip, and
trailer.
Was $1,995 NOW 1885
1859 14-Ft. Glaspar Lido
and 35 Johnson.
Was $1,595 NOW 1,195
1859 14-Ft. Whitehouse,
Is hip. and trailer.
Was $1,595 NOW 1,195
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01
Liberty Bowl Tops
Athletic Director

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. / .(AP)
Ernest Mccoy. Penn State
athletic director, has accepted
the post of athletic director
representative on the executive
council of the Liberty Bowl
football game.
Mccoy replaces Tom Hamil-
ton in the position. Hamilton
vacated the job when he re-
signed recently at athletic head
at the University of Pittsburgh
to take over as director of the
Association of Western Colleges
on the West Coast.
The Liberty Bowl has
scheduled its first post-season
game here at the 100,000-seat
Municipal Stadium December
10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01
Bonifuy Retired

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Oct. ]
(AP) Bob Bonifay's contract
as general manager Of the
Knoxville baseball club Of the
South Atlantic League was re
newed Wednesday. Knoxville
operates as a farm club Of the
Detroit Tigers and Bombay has
been with the Detroit organ
ization eight years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01
Women Resume
Golf PIuy Today

First-round play in the an
nual Virginia Women's golf
team championship at Wash
ington Golf and Country Club
will be resumed today.
Play was suspended yesterday
because of heavy rains with nc
players getting in more than
eight holes. Match play will
be resumed at the point where
it was interrupted.
Finals will be played to.
morrow.
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Area Service 7 cams
AT Home This Week

Three home games are on the
service football schedule for the
Washington area this week end.
starting tomorrow night when
Boiling Air Force Base plays
at Fort Belvoir at 8 o'clock.
Others are Fort Lee at GUAM
tico Saturday at 2 pm. and
Cape May Coast Guard at Fort
Meade at 2 pm. Admission to
all games is free.
Boiling, with a 30 record, is
favored over Belvoir's Engi-
neers. who took a 1875 setback
from Mitchell Air Base in their
only game.
West, Felt Standouts
Among the standouts so far
for Boiling are Quarterback
Eddie West, who starred at
Mount Vernon High before
continuing his brilliant foot
ball career at North Carolina
State, and Halfback Dick Felt,
from Brigham Young Univer-
sity.
Felt, a 175-pound second
lieutenant with Bolling's Sc
curity squadron, is the big
scorer so far. He ran for the
winning touchdown in the Gen.
erals 1913 victory over Central
Michigan, and last week he
scored twice in a 27-0 victory
over Fort Dix.
Fullback Danny williams,
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AdoIph Rupp to Take Part
In Basketball Clinic at AU

Adolph ! Rupp. University of
Kentucky coach, heads a staff
Of outstanding college coaches
that will conduct American
University's clinic for area
coaches october 10 at the AU
gym.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01
Lacrosse Coach Shifts

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l (AP)
Blake is the new var
sity lacrosse coach at the Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania. Coach
at Swarthmore for the last 90
years, he succeeds Bob Mat
thews who resigned to accept
a position in industry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01

from West Virginia. has scored
two touchdowns, one on a pass
from West.
Quantico also showed sew
eral former college players as
standouts in its one game, a
3l-l5 victory over the Holy
oke (Mass.) Merchants, in
GLIDING Stu Vaughan Of Utah
and King Dixon of South Caro-
lima.
Trying to Rebound
Fort Meade will be attempt
ing to snap back from the
shock Of leading a one-sided
game to Norfolk Navy at Nor
folk last week. Meade had
opened the week before with
a 1856 triumph over Newport
Navy, giving it visions Of a
season similar to last years
when 1t had a 94l record.
Meade beat Cape May last
year. l4-0, and probably will
be favored to win again Sun
day although several players
are on the injured list. Among
those hurting are Fullback Billy
Carter from Chattanooga and
Tackle Ernest Cotton, a 235.
FOUNDER from Mississippi
Coach Carl Young has beer
taking 1t easy on scrimmaging
his team this week for fear
Of further injuries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01
HAGERSTOWN NOTES

terday. The big double was rep
resented by Mr.. F. B. ($30.60)
in the first race and Wolf Hills
($56.60) in the second.
However, a 50 parlay on the
pair would have been a better
proposition, amounting to $805.
Freddy Kratz has jumped off
to an early lead in the Hagers-
town jockeys race with four
winners in three days. Yester-
day Kratz rode one winner,
Dogwood Manor ($D in the
fifth race.
A mid-week crowd of 3,441
wagered $223,433.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01
Hope Of Rams
For Title Dirls
With Injuries

LOS ANGELES, Oct. / (AP).
"A rash of injuries is be-
clouding the Los Angeles Rams
once rosy hopes for a National
Football League title.
Regular quarterback Bill
Wade has an injured leg and
probably will not start in Sum
days game in San Francisco
against the Forty-Niners.
Jon Arnett, one of the great
est backs in pro football, hasn't
been able to practice this week.
He suffered a pulled leg muscle
in the game against the
Philadelphia Eagles and REIN
jured the leg last week against
the New York Giants.
Co-Capt. Will Sherman, de-
fensive back, has a bad foot,
and it is doubtful he can play
at San Francisco.
With Sherman out and the
defensive backs showing glar-
ing weaknesses, Ram hopes
against San Francisco are none
too good, even though Los
Angeles clobbered the Forty
Miners in a preseason game.
Frank Ryan, former Rice
quarterback, is expected to
start as the Los Angeles signal
caller.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01
NOT AFTER EARTHQUAKE
Atoms Don't Worry
Wakefield Grid Star
BY BOB HANSON
Star STAFF Writer

When Annandales Atoms, the areas No 1 scholastic
football team. meet with Wakefield tomorrow night they'll
strike fear in the Warriors John Duffy Not after his
perences during the earthquakes this past in Yellow
stone National Park
Duffy 17-year-od senior a e-foot21a 1sO-pound end
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01
SHENANDOAH
SELECTIONS

1-Artels Princess, Diamond Debs. Hi
Sheila.
2-Royal Haight. Bobo.s Prince, Mat
tie Or.
3-Reddest Redbird, Sugar Pie, Frisky
Gloria.
4-Tuckarot, Chalkee. Piping Pride.
5-Beau Dee. Lady Damistte, sun
Dolores.
6-Sympic, PAGES Boy. baskerville Jr.
Here's Reword. Bandit Al, Prejour.
Sweet Stroller, Hilltop Gem, Alter
9-sherin Dana, Mr.. VIM, Equal
Risht.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01

The daily double combination
Off and 8 returned $535.20 yes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01

PITTSBURGH, Oct. / (AP).
Coach Buddy Parker of the
Pittsburgh Steelers is trying to
come UP with a running attack
to supplement the fine passing
of Quarterback Bobby Layne.
He began working newly &C
quired Halfback Jack Call in
the offensive backfield yester-
day in hopes the former Balti-
more Colt would add zip to the
running game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01


GREEN BAY, Wis, Oct. l
P).-Coach Vince Lombardi
of the Green Bay Packers has
waivered on Tim Brown, half
back from Ball State. Ind.
lombard also placed Bill But
Ter, halfback from Chattanooga,
on the active list. Butler had
been placed on waivers some
weegs ago.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 1 (AP).-
The Baltimore Colts are sold
out of their 57,557 general ad-
mission tickets for the Chicago
Bears game here Saturday
night.
A spokesman for the pro
football team said the only
tickets available are 600 for
students under 20 years. They
will go on sale at 10 am. Sat-
urday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01
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