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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-18
Hurdin-Simmons
Loses Opener

ABILENE. Tex, Sept. Ia
(AP) "A blistering ground at
tack featuring Terry Parks,
Billy Joe Christie. Abner
Haynes and companion speed
sters sent North Texas State
to a 1924 victory over Coach
Sammy Baugh's fumbling Har-
din-Simmons team last night,
The Eagles ran up 40 points
in the first half. then found
themselves outplayed in the
last two periods as a crowd of
IL, 000-largest home opening
throng in Hardin Simmons
history-looked on.
North Texas State - rs Is Q &c
Hardin Simmons - s-24
NTS-Haynes, 3 run tpass failed
NTS-Duty. 2-foot run (pass failed)
Nrs1Heynes' SIS pass intereeption
H-s-Uceellini. 2 run Uceellini
NTs-puty, run CDenney kiek),
H-sGBOwers. 90 run torimmet:
NTs-christie. II run (pass failed
H-S-Butler, run CUecellini rum
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Middies Solid Choice
Aooinst BE Tomorrow

and throws well. He. is a good
leader. We think quite highly
OF him. And when he is in
there he's in complete charge"
With % lettermen back. in
GLIDING Frank Robotti. 200
pound fullback who averaged
Az yards a carry last year. the
Eagles are hoping to improve
on last years 7-3 record. They
lost to Syracuse. Villanova by
two points and to Clemson.
Backfield Packs Heft
Nays starting backfield will
be one of the heaviest ever to
represent the Academy. Joining
Maxfield will be Fullback Joe
Matalavage, 1876 pounds, and
Halfbacks Joe Bellino and Dick
Pariseau, each of whom weighs
1872.
With Tranchlnl in the otner
unit will be Fullback Jim Ten
brook, 1873, and Halfbacks Bob
Harrison. 1859. and Bob Cor
rell, 164. Harrison, a product
of last years junior varsity,
moved UP because of injury to
Roland Brandquist.
Jim Dunn, center and cap
tain, also is on, Nays injured
list. Frank Visited and Frank
Gansz, a pair of non-letter-
winners last season, will share
that chore.
BE will play its game more
or less straight with a strong
first team. The Eagles boast
two big, able tackles in Harry
Ball, 6-foot-1 and 245 pounds.
and Jim O'Brien,6 3 and 900.
and a pair of 200-pound guards
in Tony LaRosa and Jim
O'Brien.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-18
By BILL FUCHS
Star Stan Writer

BOSTON, Sept. 18.-Navy
opens its 18th football season
against Boston College here
tomorrow as a solid. two-touch-
down favorite to hand Wayne
Hardin a victory in his debut
as a major college head coach.
Kickoff time is 1880 pm.
with the game to be broad
cast in Washington over
Station WRC)
The Midshipmen will intro
duce their new overall offense
of two equally rated teams
splitting the duties up the mid
die.
THAT is our plan," says
Hardin, who is quick to add
that he and his aides are hex-
ible in their thinking on the
matter.
The two-team system will
give equal opportunity for Navy
to show of what 1t considers
the best one-two quarterback
ing slam in the countrywide
Tranchini, 6-foot. l97-pound
star from Clarion. Pa, and
Jim Maxfield. 6-foot-1. 198-
FOUNDER from Los Angeles.
Quarterback Small
In sharp contrast to these
hHskies is the BE quarterback,
an Eddie LeBaron type-John
Amabile, a Junior from Jersey
City.
sAmabile stands Sits and
weighs 1870 pounds. Hes small
as quarterbacks CO." Head
Coach Mike Holovak comedies,
"but he handles the ball well
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Jumin 81 Choice
In Roosevelt Trot

WESTBURY, N. Y. Sept. 10
(AP).-Jamin. Frances inter-
national titleholder, is the q
toll favorite in the $4,000
American Trotting Champion
ship tonight at Roosevelt Race
way.
The French horse. winner of
the International Trot August
/. will be driven by Jean Riaud
for his owner, Nine. Leon DRY
Foederer.
Jean Laird, with Eddie Cobb
driving, is second choice at
81. followed by Trader Horn,
the American entrant to be
handled by Bill Haughton, list
ed at 90.
The race will be staged at a
mile and a quarter.
Fourth choice ate 5-1 is
Steamin' Demon. with George
Phaien driving. The remainder
Of the field is Cams B.. driven
by Jim Dennis, ISL; Senator
Frost. with Dick Buxton, ISL,
and Su Mac Lad, with Stanley
Dacer, 12-l.
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CARRIES 1856 IN UNITED NATIONS
Round able Awaiting
Toughest Weight 7 est

ington. D. c., International
winner, the lightweight at ia.
Second choice is the Crab
grass Stables Noureddin, at
about Al. Ken Church will
ride the 4-year-old son Of Moor,
who won the Olympic Handicap
here on the turf Labor Day and
lost by less than a half-length
to Round Table when third In
the Arlington Handicap last
month.
Terms Odds May Drop
Tern. who arrived in America
in July. will open at 20-l. but
his odds are expected to drop.
In his last start in Ireland at
a mile-and-a-quarter, he was
second by three lengths to Bar
clay, who won the Irish St.
Leger only Wednesday. Tern
carried 1913 pounds in his last
start. giving five pounds to
Barclay.
Half Of tomorrow's field is
foreign-bred. In addition to
Tern, there is the Chilean
Babu. lis. owned by william c..
Partee; Mrs. Herbert Herff's
Tudor Era. Windfield Farms
Grey Monarch. lis, and Ma
han, all English-breds.
Jockey assignments in adj
dition to Shoemaker for Round
Table and Church on Noured-
din list Willie Harmatz on Lii
Fella; Jack Sellers, One-Eyed
King; Bill Hartack, Tudor Era;
Conn McCreary, Grey Monarch;
Larry Gilligan, Terra Firma,
Walter Blum, Mahan, and Joe
Culmone, Tern.
May Race in international
Molter and DR.. John Peters.
Round Tables personal vet, who
purchased the colt for Travis
Kerr three years ago. said here
Yesterday that the International
is very much in the r!ans for
the durable horse.
They hope he does not have
too rough a race tomorrow be-
cause they plan to run him the
following week in the Wood
ward Stakes at Aqueduct.
Molter was not aware that
Laurel has built q movable,
aluminium inside rail which will
provide fresh grass along the
inside for the International
field, and said he wanted to
make an inspection Of the new
grass course, at the Maryland
track.
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Continued From Page D-1
son to remember Maher. Al
though he scored hone Of the
touchdowns last year, he set
up two of them with his rum
ming and pass catching. He was
the games leading ground
gamer with 81 yards in is
carries, and also the leading
pass catcher with four for 46
yards.
The new quarterback is Tony
Hanley, 5-foot-l0 and ISL
pounds. He seems small for
big-time college football, but
the coach says he has passing
ability, confidence, poise and
play calling ability"
Two Washington boys. both
from Gonzaga, are on the De-
troit team. and one Of them.
Dennis Flynn. is listed as start
ing end. The other. Bill Rowan.
is a reserve fullback and guard
and also has worked at line
hacker and center. Rowan jok-
ingly refers to himself as the
teams "junkman."
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SimIer COMING
To War COLLEGE

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo,
Sept. 10 (AP).-Col. George
Simler will leave soon as ath-
letic director at the Air Force
Academy to enter the War Col
lege at Washington. An acad-
envy spokesman said the trans
fer is routine.
Mai. Gen. William S. Stone,
superintendent, said the names
Of six candidates as Simler's
successor have been submitted
to Air Force headquarters in
Washington.
Col. Simler, former Mary
land football player. came to
the academy in July, 1857, to
succeed Col. Robert w. Whit
low. the schools first athletic
director.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-18
Jobs in Peril
As Redskins
Hop 10 Detroit
BY LEWIS r. ATCHIsON
star stan Writer

The Redskins were sched-
uled to fly to Detroit today for
tomorrow nights engagement
with the Lions, winding up a
six-game preseason schedule.
Coach Mike Nixon's men
might well have boarded their
chartered plane with some
trepidation, for another loss
could bring a violent reaction
from the front Office. Certain
veterans. possibly saving them
selves for league games begin
ming in a week or so, as well as
rockies are on thin ice. Next
week may be too late for them
to open up. It's got to be to-
morrow night.
Two more players must be
waived by Tuesday to get down
to the 36-man limit, but
there's nothing in the rules
that says the Redskins can't
go under SO. And there is a
chance that some of Nixon's
telephone calls might result in
trades. About the only one not
available for a trade is Eddie
LaBaron.
Lions Beat Browns Twice
While the team has found
cred through its first five games
to an unimpressive Ia record,
the Lions have compiled a 3-2-1
mark in six tries. Two victo-
iries were over the Cleveland
Browns. 90 and 1923, and
the Browns are picked by
many experts to supplant the
New York Giants as Eastern
division champions.
Tobin Rote, who completed
81 of 81 passes for ATT yards
and five touchdowns in the
last two games. will be a good
test for the Redskins revamped
secondary.
Jim Doran, who needs only
81 passes to hang up an all
time Lions record, Howard
Cassidy and Steve Junker
should be Detroits most dan
gerous receivers. But John
Henry johnson, the teams
leading ground = gamer with
254 yards on AZ carries, also
has developed into an out
standing receiver and will be
a dual threat.
Offensive Line Tough
The Lions offensive line of
Charlie Ane, center; Harley
Sewell and rookie Bob Croft
kau of Oregon, guards; John,
Gordy and Ollie Spencer,
tackles, ana jim GIBBONS and
Junker. ends. also should be
a test for Washington's de-
fenSive unit.
Dick Haley, Pittsburgh
rookie, will get his first chance
at the safety position for the
Redskins, and the coaches are
eager for another look at Bill
Sits at the wing. Sits, re-
Gently obtained from the San
Francisco Forty-Niners, could
be the answer to one of their
most pressing problems. He
looked good against Green Bay
last week.
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Be|vo,jr Plays
Mitchell ALB
Here Tonight

Fort Belvoir entertaini
Mitchell Air Base at 8 O'Clock
tonight to open the service
football season in the Wash
ington area.
Fort Meade Is host to New
port Navy at 2 pm. tomorrow
and Quantico Marines open on
the road at Lakeland ALB in
Texas.
Boiling ALB, which opened
by winning at Central Michi-
gan last week, 1913, has an
open date, getting ready for its
first home game next week
against Fort Dix.
Fort Belvoir opens with a
new head coach in 1t. Sam
Wright. former two-time Little
All-America guard at Johns
Hopkins. He plans to use a
winged-T and hopes to i'm
prove on last years ga rec
ord.
Mitchell Strong Again
In the New York airHnen, the
Engineers will be meeting a
team that won nine Of 10 last
season. including q 20-6 VIC
tory over Belvoir. Mitchell has
20 returning lettermen.
Belvoir has 81 lettermen on
its squad Of IS, including a
pair Of top halfbacks, Cleve-
land Hambrick and Odell De-
Loach. two Of last seasons
stars.
Fort Meade, under Coach
Carl Young. seems to have
depth and strength and is look
ing forward to another success
full season. Meade turned in q
81 record in 1858, losing only
to Fort Belvoir.
Quarterback Howard Holden,
from Texas Ann, and Half
back John Bowser, from Ohio
Central State. give 1t plenty
Of backfield speed. Quarter
back jim Erickson, from Whea-
ton. and End David Lyle, from
Lane College, are among the
star 'holdovers.
Quantic0 Stars Back
Quantico, the third service
team with q new coach, Will
Overgaard, has q number of
stars back from the team that
ran UP an 8-3-l record last
year. Among these are Half
back Tony Stremic from Navy,
Guard Ron Cherubini Of Vii
lanova, Quarterback John
Fritsch of Maryland and Full
back Don Seagar from Boston
College.
Stu King of Utah. the
country's leading collegiate pass
receiver in 1857. and King Dixon
Of South Carolina are among
the new stars.
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Jewels Reward Dead
After Collie Attack

NEW YORK, Sept. 10 (AP) 4.
Reward. beaten ia
vorite in the 1858 Kentucky
Derby. died in his barn at
Belmont Park Wednesday
after an acute attack of collie.
The 4-year-old colt, owned
by Mrs. Elizabeth Graham's
Maine Chance Farm, had be-
come i'll at Saratoga last
He won $349,642 as a
2-year-old in 1857. In 1858 he
finished first in the Flamingo
at Hialeah, but was disquali-
fed. Later he won the Wood
Memorial at Jamaica, but f1n-
ished fourth in the Kentucky
Derby won by Tim Tam.
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Ycozo's Suspension
Extended 10 Duys

NEW YORK, Sept. ID (AP)
Jockey Manuel Ycaza's To-
day suspension has been ex-
tended to 20 days by the Aque-
duct stewards. The ban became
effective yesterday.
Ycaza got a second suspen-
sion for a foul which caused
the disqualification of Sunny
Gem after Wednesdays third
race. Previously the Panama
MAN rider had been set down
for 10 days for tactics which
led to the disqualification OF
Naik in a race on Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-18
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
star Racing Editor

ATLANTIC CITY, Sept. l8.-
Round Table, in the twilight of
q remarkable racing career.
faces his toughest weight as
signment ever against nine
hand-picked rivals in tomor-
rows seventh running of At
lantic City's 100000 United
Nations Handicap.
They will pile 1856 pounds on
Round Tables ample shoulders
for the mile-and-three-six-
teenths invitational grass race.
According to theory. this should
make for an even race. against
the likes of Noureddin, lit:
Lii Fella, 100; Tudor Era, 100,
and One-Eyed King. lit, his
principal rivals.
Even Money or Less
There was nothing Trainer
Bill Molter could do about
tightening the 1856 pounds. but
he was getting other breaks
which figured to drop Round
Tables odds to even money or
less by post time (5:l7 PM
tomorrow.
1(The United Nations will
be teleViSed by CHS from 5
to $3.50 pm. The race can be
seen here over WTOP-9.
Threat of rain earlier in the
week has disappeared as the
weather turned clear and cool,
so a firm turf is assured. Then.
too. Willie Shoemaker, who has
won the last two United Nations
Handicaps, is recuperating rap
idly from his spill last Monday
and will be on hand to ride the
Kerr Stable star.
Last Appearance in Race
1t will be Round Tables
third and final appearance in
the United Nations. Two years
ago, he won by a nose over
Tudor Era in what is generally
regarded as one Of the most
thrilling races in recent years.
Last fall he bowed to Glen
by a half-length, giving away
II pounds.
This will be even a bigger
giveaway for Round Table, the
spread ranging from IA to %
pounds.
Mrs. C. Churchill Mann's
Tern, a 4-year-old Irish-bred
making his American debut,
will be the second high weight
with 1872 and ben r. Stems
aging Mahan, the 1857 WASH
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Moss Enters U.S.. Race

LOS ANGELES. Sept. 10
(AP).-Sterling Moss of Eng
land, rated among the worlds
great sports car drivers, has
signed to compete in the $780,
000-added United States Grand
Prix at Riverside Raceway,
October 10, IL.
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SHENANDOAH
SELECTIONS

1--Royal Haight, oxford Miss, Chry-
blen.
Flying Trinity, sars Ar. Hylo son
3-yet Fire Ball. Master Painter
Nitka.
4-Jimmie's Gem, Esauisse, Spell.
Six Ways, Hero's Prince, Betty
s-Joe's Cheer. Native Texan. Joe.
Apura.
7-High Slam, Hoptoitboy. King Jack
s-Why Tino. Miss Zenith, Miss Thell
9-Lady oxford, Dess Polling. Zosh
I0-Pot Shot, Set En- Up, ouatre Thell
Best Bet-six Ways,
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Tennis Champion

Mickey Boteler and Ken
Thompson today won the Rose
Park Invitation doubles tennis
tournament with a 100, GA,
So, SO. rs victory over
Andre zeraga and Gino Bavino
AT Rose Park Recreation Center.
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Shenandoah
Scratches

5-Dimmie Dee. Hero's Prince
Sympic
6-High Night, Native Texan, MARY
land Lady.
Gosh.
lO-Busy Endeavor, Princess sarto
MvthmakeF
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FARMS
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Historic Tidewater,
Southern MARYLAND

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FARMS
FREDERICK AREA
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SO ACRES
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GORDIN-MENSH
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bath. Dashboard heat. This farm
Is operating very proiitably. He
RON REALTY CO.. Mayo, Nd,
Ju. 7.2063.
$50 ACRE FARM in Shenandoah
Valley. 3M hours from DC. Suit
able for farming. COW grazing or
game reserve, IL room house.
barn and other appropriate
,bldgs. Reply to Box 394-E
g ACRES bedrms. and bath:
other bldgss shady front I'd. with
SDriins house; long irSntsss on !,
zone comm: S2e.5Oc. CARL
GARDNER. exclusive agent. Farms
and acreage. Rt. 29-2il, Gaines
Vile. Va. Plaza 1880.
$50 ACREs-High state Of cuiti-
Ia mi. w. Richmond Powhatan
CO. Groom modern house built
In middle 100. MRS. r. b.
SOUTHERN. Broker. Pine Creek,
Mills. va.
IS ACRES, about Z open, balance
tricity, telephone, outbuildings;
hunting; ideal for wsekends. Priced
10000. Terms. $500 down; 500
monthly. etc. c. w. DUNCAN,
weekdays; las Sundays.
go BEAUTIFUL, wooded secluded
acres; springs, high knobs with
wonderful mountain views; best
estate peighborhood; $500. Phone
Upperville. Va, 100.
500 On, $50 MO. buys 80 acres,
large farmhouse. etc: S35 dn.,
6ungalov; many more, BROOKS
Phone Alex. Tg. 6.4i3f.
206-AcRE FARM, stone house, 2
barns: $4,000.
150-aere farm. good land. water.
00-acre farm, house, barn. stream;
3 Scrss. Howard County. 7-rm.
brick house. gear garage, horse
barn. $4,000.
Ia acres, 7-rm. house. IN baths.
outbldgs.: $500.
/ acre, 7-rm. house. heat, bath;
small On. paymt.; $4,000. 1
/ acre, Mt, Airy: capt. house, hne
eond.: $1,000.
Y acre. e-Em; almost-nsv brick
TELEPHONE MT. AIRY cal
JOHN J. PRICE. RLTR.. Mt. AIRY
7-RM. DWELLING in Mt. Airy. suit
able for 2 apis. with III baths; l.
acre lot. lovely lawn: garage and
other outbuildings: $4,000.
GRIN. eTUccO HOUSE, In Mont
gomery Co., near Damascus: bath,
oil hot-air furnace. a basement;
barn and poultry house, has II
acres with 2 streams and would
be ideal 70 keep horses, ponies,
H. p. BURDETTE q SON. REAL
TORS, MT. AIRY. MD. PHI. 1873.
Eve. and sun" Phi. 42-M, Newton