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Evening star., 1959-12-06

BOSWELL. MRS. JOSEPHINE. The
family Of the late MRS JOSEPHINE
BOSWELL wishes to express their
espressions Of sympathy m T rends:ed
70 them during their recent be-
ms ETHEL B. JACKSON AND
CLEMENTS. MARIAN. We wish to
the pSs pastors @ Of et Ike seventS.p pGfrA Day Ado a.
ventist Churches. Shepherd Street
Church aud also Dupont Park
Church; to relatives, neighbors and
sympathy. donations. cards and tele-
grams and the many acts Of kind
dsgghtef. MARIAN CLEMENTS. w
hDER AND MRS. J. B. MALLORY.
FITZHUGH. RENA L. We wish to
express our deepest gratituds to
burt. J D. Pair, E. L. Harrison.
Atkinson, Mr., Isaac Hoffman. Mr..
Alfred Pasternak. church members,
all their kind services. floral tributes
and sympathy offered at the sudden
THE FTTzHUoH FAMILY.
GLENN. FANNIE MAE. We wish to
express our deepest gratitude and
a nsnfS fS.bS tG the the min minisssT sEa relatives
fioral tributes, telegrams, cards, ex-
presSions of sympathy and other
acts Of kindness offered at the pass
GksC. IS. MADAME Sfl iGSGo RICE RPc AND FAM
GRIFFIN. EDMONIA. We wish to
thank the pastor. all oficers and
members Of the Lane c. NJ Z.
Church, the visiting ministers, rela-
tives. neighbors and many friends
tor their telegrams, cards, noral
rendered during our recent bereave-
ment. THE FAMILY.
JOHNSON, JAMES C. The family Of
the late JAMES c. JOHNSON wishes
10 thank the many friends and rela-
tves for their kind remembI ances
during their Bereavement.
THE FAMILY.
MITCHELL, MASTER JOHN A., Jr.
The family Of the late JOHNNY
appreciation to their many relatives,
friends and neighbors for their many
acts OF kindness and expressions Of
sympathy during our recent bereave-
ment. THE FAMILY,
PEARSON, JOHN R. The family of
the late JOHN R.. PEARSON wish
the Rev Edward McMorriS, pastor
Of the chantilly Baptist Church.
Chantilly,. Va: friends. neighbors
and relatives for all Of their kind
services, fioral tributes telegrams
cards. expressions Of sympathy and
many other acts Of kindnesses Of
Tered during our recent bereavement.
MIS- SiuctANps SANIE PEARSON AND
REED, CLARENCE. We wish to ex-
tor. ministers, churches, Sunday
schools, Most Worshipful Grand
Master and Most Worshipful Prince
Hall Grand Lodge Of D. c.. Prince
Hall afhliate various lodges OF Ma
sonic order, various chapters OF the
order, Of Eastern Star, Merritt
Government Printing once Afro
American newspaper. neighbors. rel
atives and friends for all their serv-
Ices, Moral expressions Of sympathy
and many acts Of kindness shown at
the time Of the sudden passing of
our husband and father.
WIFE AND DAUGHTER.
SCOTT. wENMoND CWINNIE). The
family Of WENMOND SCOTT wishes
to extend sincere thanks and graft
tude for the many expressions of
sympathy. floral tributes and acts of
kindness rendered during their re-
cent bereavement
DUAGHTER. MILLICENT SCOTT,
AND FAMILY. 6
YOUNG. WILLIAM p. We wish to
express our sincere thanks to friends,
neighbors and relatives for kind
ness shown during our recent be-
RAE LUCAS AND YOUNG FAM
uY
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Mrs. Anne Costello,
Widow of Comedian

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 5 (AP).
The widow of comedian Lou
Costello died today of an ap-
parent heart attack.
Mrs. Anne Costello, Al, had
been under a doctors care since
her husband died last March 3.
She and the comedian had been
married Is years.
Survivors include three
daughters. Mrs. Patricia Mobley,
%, Carole, 20, and ChriSty, IL,
and three grandsons.
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Dr.. Albert Keiser

HICKORY, N. c.. Dec. 5
(AP).-Dr. Albert Keiser, 72,
Professor Emeritus of English
and public speaking at Lenoir
Rhyme College. died today at
his home here. He retired from
active teaching in 1857 after
80 years at the college.
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daughters. Mrs. Mary 10 Riser
of Clarksburg, and Mrs. Diane
Garrett of Saint Petersburg,
Fla; a brother, Ralph j. Hop
kins of 18 Ancel street, Alex
andria, and six grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
tomorrow in Clarksburg.
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With Regard to q
Gard of Thanks

VsD often o cord 0. thanks In
The Ster meets Q need which con
hordlV be solved in enY other voY
Not cnb IS il q sFoeIOus expression
Of srofituds - those Who hove sent
florel tributes but also eourteoush
acknowledges the services and
kindnesses Of the monY to whom
o penonol aotI OF thonks eonnot
veil BE- moiIed OF whose nomes
and addresses ore not known
Insertion OF o cord Of thonks
moy be oronsed BY telephone 10
The Ster. Il $500.
The Evening and Sunday Stor
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lrathH

BARNETT. JOHN EMIL, On Thursday,
Hosgital. Mr. JOHN EMIL BAR:
husband of Mrs Berthe n. Barnett, Barnett
father 1nd E,osrs Of Mrs. Jan Dell b., conley
Elliott J Barnett, and Mrs Lorene
B Davis He also is survived by
eight eight d.InS,c dsranSd,children, v,,vry very de
beeember 8. 'fr friends are nm inSited s9npAE; T.
call at the William spansler Fu-
serTices will be i held .; on n Mondsy. Gds!e
Arlington National Cemetery 6
BARRON. BERNARD A. tDUTCB.
Suddenly, on Thursday, December
W st Sc, BERNARD A. BARRON.
Of RemiHston. VA: % Raymond MOI rs Bar
ron Of Leesburg, va: EVin Frank
Allie Powell Of ATiingtOn. Va; Her:
sonton. Va Friends may call at the
Chevy Chase Funeral Home 5103
wisconsin ave NV, where services
will be held on Sunday, December
2; Ton at Va pm. Interment Jefferson
bAhhON' BERNARD A. special
a communication of Lebanon
81 ;' J. { I. ! ! !; !! !!
~ NV, for the purpose of
conducting the last Masonic rites for
ournlste our late brother BERNARD A.
NORMAN F HoRsEY. Master. 8
BEARD, GRACE VIRGINIA, On Sat
urday, December 5. 1859, GRACE
v. BEARD, beloved wife of the late
George L. Beard. mother of BERTHE
M Caffery Mrs. Beard rests at the
W. K. Huntemann g. Son Funeral
Home, 5732 Georgia ave, where
services will be held on Tuesday,
December 8, at l pm Relatives
and friends invited to attend. In
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Z
BLACKWELL. ADDIE M. On Thurs
day. December g. 1853. ADDIE NJ
BLACKWELL of 2l0l New Hamp-
shire ave NV, Apt 407 wife of
William Blackwell and sister OF
Mrs, Mabel Weldon and Georse,
Walter. Ralph William and Philip
Bowens After l pm. Sunday. De-
cember 4, friends are invited to cal
at the MCGUIRE Funeral Home. 1920
9th st NV. where services will be
held on Monday. December 7. at |
pm. IEterment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. 6
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NEwsON. MARY WINSTON. On

NEwSON, MARY WINSTON. On
Saturday. December 5, 1859,
NsToN NEWsON, wife Of
the late DR. Henry Byron Newson OF
the University OF Kansas: mother Of
DR.. Henry Winston Newson of Dur
ham, N c.; Miss Josephine Newson
Of Chicago. Ill. and Mrs. Hugh NJ.
Beshers Of Poolesville. Md Memorial
services will be held at the All Souls
Unitarian Church. 9Th and Harvard
SITS. Washington, D. C, on Monday,
December Z. at 2 pm Interment
private Arrangements by the Hill
ton Funeral Home. Barnesville. Nd.
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NEWMAN. WALTER B. Suddenly, on
ions Friday; S..cs December T1 1; 1889, at Day
MAN, son Of Mrs. Howard H. New
man Of Washington, d. c., and the
late Col. Howard H. Newman,
brother OF Howard T. Newman, III,
and Capt. Donald R. Newman.
U. 8. Army Reserve. Graveside serv-
ices and interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery, Tuesday, Decem-
ber 8. at / pm
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POWELL, ESTHER WILLIAMS n

POWELL. ESTHER WILLIAMS, on
bGms bPGi6sy odo pessmSer s,n1'er !: :, 1853, at her
ESTHER WILLIAMS WILL
mother Of James w Powell. ST, oI
Herndon, Va: sister-in-law of Mrs
Cuni Williams and aunt of Mrs.
Helens Blood Of New Orleans, La
Children. Friends may call at the
Green Funeral Home. lOl Elden
St. Herndon, Va. where services will
be held at 2 pm. Sunday. Decem-
Der Interment Chestnut Grove
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December I9-GSs Z, 1853. + FLoRENcEd ri NEczsdas. Z.
PIzzINI Of Toledo, Ohio. formerly
Mrs Florence 4. Atz. Mrs anne ?. p
Hadley, B. winthrop and Andrew
D and William B. Pizzini. Friends
neral Home. 29O1 14th st. NV,
after IL noon Sunday, December 8
parking faeilitieS) Services from
the above funeral home on Tues
DAY. December 8, at 10 am. In
terry.
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Darn nf ThankH

BOSWELL. MRS. JOSEPHINE. The
family Of the late MRS JOSEPHINE
BOSWELL wishes to express their
appreciation to all for the many
expressions of sympathy rendered
to them during their recent be-
reavement
ms. ETHEL B. JACKSON AND
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SHELTON, ROBERT HENRY. 4,

SPElGHTS, RUFUS EDWARD. On
Friday. December 4. 1859 at Pred.
mems Hospital Mr.. RUFUS Z
SPEIGHTS Of 1349 Spring I'd. NV.
devoted husband OF Mrs. Charlotte
Speights He also is survived b.
one stepdaughter. Mrs. Mary Car.
penter: two Grandchildren. two
brothers. two sisters and a host OF
other relatives and many friends
Remains may be viewed on Sunday
december {; after p-ms at the
IDA ave NV. where services will
be held on Monday. December z,
at IL am. the Rev Eugene Hem
derson officiating. Interment LIN
coin Memorial Cemetery.
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gratha

McCL0UD. BERTHA. On Saturday.
December s.. 1859, BERTHA Nc
Of funeral later. Arrangements By
Frazier's Funeral Home.
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FhICE, anna g. On Saturday, De-
cember 5, 1859. at George Wash
ington Hospital. ANNA G. PRICE
OF 2l36 North Quebec St, Arling-
ton. Va, beloved wife Of Joseph L.
Price. sr.. mother of Joseph l.
Price jr,. sister of Mrs. Charles
Picard Of North Hollywood, Calf
and grandmother of Linda 10 and
Deborah Ann Price. Friends may
SaiI 81 the Ives Funeral Home, 2S47
IL noon on Sunday. December g.
where funeral services will be held
on Monday. December 2. at 3 pm
Interment Andrew Chapel Cemetery
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day' Sc bsc.mSsS SSssEH' ,oSHan On y6ansS WsansI;
ST JOHN, beloved husband Of Mary
So. John, brother of Mary Burly,
Ella MinniS. Alma Jackson. Ruth
Moray Joseph. Onley. Louis, Her
pert. Haorge, Earl and Samuel st
John He also is survived BY many
other relatives and friends. After
IL noon Sunday. December 6, friends
are invited to call at the Jarvis
Chapel. 1892 You st. NV, where
services will be held on Monday
december z. at $3.50 am. Interment
Arlington National CemeterY g
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COLLINS, MARY I. on SATURDAY,
December 3, 1859, MARY L. COL
LlNS OF 12OO4 Center Hin st.,
wheaton. Nd, beloved wife OF
Francis X. Collins. mother OF Mary
Frances, Helen Marie. Francis x,
Michael, Timothy, Maureen and
Sharon Collins; daughter Of Mrs.
MARY Hyuck. Relatives and friends
may call at Collins Funeral Home.
3S21 14th st. NV. Requiem mass
az st. Catherine Laboure Church on
Wednesday, December 8, ct II am.
1nterment Arlington National Gene
tery
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ber 3, 1859, at George washington
University Hospital. ANNA QUIRK
ot 5000 Bates rd ne, mother Of
Mrs. George Aronson and Richard
Courtney. sister of Mrs. Alice Shee-
nan and Herman Myers. Mrs Quirk
rests at the Warner E Pumphrey
Funeral Home, S434 Ga. ave, Silver
Spring. Md, where services will be
held on Tuesday, December 8, at IL
am; parking facilities). Interment
Rock Creek Cemetery,
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ROBINSON, Dbl WILLIAM, On Wednes:
ROBINSON Of So x tSog; St n.e' "iIIoAd Beloved
husband of Margaret Robinson,
father of Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson
and Miss Bessie Robinson; brother
OF Mrs; Nellie Bellamy. He also
is survived by other relatives and
friends The, late Mr.. Robinson
neral Home, 80 Il St. ne. after y =
noon Sunday December 6, where
services will be held on Monday,
December z. at IL am. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
ROSE, OSCAR. Suddenly, on Thurs
ROSE 0fcegSsF of ssSs 4 St loSs Ss SSSAs Seeye6
father of Mrs Mary Carmody, Mrs
Florence Cochran, Mrs. theresa
Webb. Mrs; Jeannette Jennings
odsn c; William 4: Warren E
MS sh9 GhfTeS g ysdabb husSG M, OESthsF KstSrG
Wheeler. Henry. George and Frank
Rose Services at the Timothy Han
Ion Funeral Home. 1881 Georgia
ave NV. on Monday. December
Z at ] pm. Interment Cedar Hill
ROGGENCAMP, HARRY. On Friday
December 4. 1859. HARRY ROC.
GENCAMP. beloved father OF Mrs
Dorothy Collins and Mr.. George
Roggencamp; brother of Miss Emma
man Friends may call at the Adam!
Funeral Home, 474S Wisconsin ave
NV Graveside services in Cedar
Hill Cemetery on Monday, December
Z, at 2:30 pm Relatives snc
friends invited. 9
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THOMAS. CHARLOTTE DUDLEY.

Saturday, December 5, 1853. CHART
LOTTE DUDLEY THOMAS of 5OO3
37th place. Hyattsville. Nd, beloved
wife. of George Arnold Thomas and
and George Alan Thomas she is
also survived by q brother, Eugene
Dudley. Mrs. Thomas rests at the
Gasch Funeral Home, 4739 Balti-
more ave Hyattsville. Md. Services
at the Fort Lincoln Cemetery Mausos
leum on Monday, December :, at $50
pm. Relatives and friends invited
Interment Fort Iincoln Cemetarv
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GLENN. FANNIE MAE, We wish to
express our deepest gratitude and
thanks to the minister. relatives
and friends for their kind services,
floral tributes, kilograms, cards. ex-
presSions of sympathy and other
acts Of kindness offered at the pass
ing Of our loved one.
MRS MADANA RICE AND FAM
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MOORE. kATIE On THURSDAY, De-
Ss@Per SiIa karie 4 MooRRE oSo5RRRE'oFP 81 Eos Eos
North Irving st.. Arlington. Va. wife
Of the late Ralph z Moore. daughter
Of Mrs Lena Metealf. mother OF
Mrs; Jean NJ. Watson and Mrs Joyce
Traina She also Is survived BY
four sisters, Mrs. Eliza L. Camp
bell. Mrs Hattie Z Milroy. Mrs
Ia Mae Brock and Mrs Anna Ruth
Baughan, all Of Arlington. Va.
neral Home, 2s47 Wilson blvd. Ar
lington. Va. after 10 am Satur-
day. December 8, where funeral serv-
ices viii be held on Monday. De-
ArlinRton NationaI CemeferY &
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GGINN, FAUL r. On Friday, Decem-
PAUL F Quinn Of 90 providence
terrace. Mclean. Va. beloved huS-
band Of Mary c Quinn, father
Of James P. and Patricia Jane Quinn,
brother of Miss Mildred Dalton and
Friends may cali at % the Ives uiPn Fu.
neral Home. 2S47 Wilson blvd Ar
nngton. Va, after 10 am. Sunday,
December 8. where funeral Services
Will be held on Monday. December
Lincoln Cemetery Expressions Of
sympathy may be made in the form
OF contributions to the Cancer Fund
o. Fairfax, Va. Jesse Building. Fair
TAX. va. 8
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December 4, 1853, at Children's S
Hospital. CYNTHIA K. CORBN,
age 8 weeks, beloved daughter Of
Billy R. and Joyce A. Corbin; sister
OF Candace r. Corbin. Relatives
and friends may call at Collins Fu-
neral Home, 1921 l4th st. NV. ON
Sunday and Monday between
m. and s pm. Funeral on
Tuesday, December 8, at l:l5 pm
1nterment Arlington National
Cemetery
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December 8. 1863. at his residence,
1925 Butterworth place NV, RICH
Tonne Lamb and father Of Rich
ard, jr. Friends may call at the
Adams Funeral Home. 474S Wis
eonSin ave NV Family will be
at the above funeral parlors from
. m. to 8. pm. Sunday. December
8 Services at the above funeral
home on Tuesday, December g. at
pm, Friends invited Interment
Arlington National Cemetery
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MosLEY. GLADYS. Members of
n the MISREPRESENTATION onal
Church Ushers Association
OF D c., Inc. are hereby
notified Of the death Of our
IL beloved member, GLADYS
%1fncfJz MOSLEY. Funeral services
NAAA4A Monday. December z, 1859,
at pm from the Hemingway
Temple Church, 5th and P SITS NV.
ALMA c. HAWKINS, President.
IRENE z. STANCIL,
Corresponding Secretary.
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LASH, BESSIE SHAW. On Thursday.
December 3. 1859. at Arlington Hos
pital, BESSIE SHAW LASH Of 1926
North Pershing drive Arlington. Va +,
sister of .drs. Ethel Carlton Of
seminole. Okla; Lawrence Hanks
OF Ashland. Va. and aunt Of Mrs.
Mary Alice Mccoy Shapley Of jack
sonville. Fla. and Ellis E. Mccoy.
at the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home: 2901 14th st. NV. on Mon
DAY. December z, at 2 pm. (park-
ing facilities). Interment Cedar
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December /. 1853, THOMAS j.
NV. beloved husband OF Mary A
Chambers and father of Mrs Mary
Mitchell OF Chicago. III; Mrs. Geral.
dine Mitchell. Mrs Janet Withheld,
Miss Janice Chambers. Lee Robert
surviving are two sisters, one brother,
other relatives and friends. After
l pm Sunday, December 8, frienos
may call at the MCGUIRE Funeral
Home. 1920 9th st. NV. REQUIEM
mass VIII pc celebrated at St, Ca
brlels Catholic Church, 20 Grant
gree NV. at 10 am. Monday,
december =. Interment Arlington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-10
Joe Browns TKO
Ends Conudiun's
Bid for Glory

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Sept. 10
(AP).-A technical knockout by
Joe Brown. the world light
weight champion in the fourth
round last night kayoed the
hopes of Gale Kerwin, the Ca
madam welterweight champion
for q climb into United States
ring prominence.
Brown of Houston, Tex, won
the non-title charity bout here
I'm one minute and SO seconds
Of the fourth after Kerwin SUI.
fered a cash over his left eye
Referee Jack Dempsey, the
former heavyweight champion
halted the nationally televised
hight, called the ringside physi.
clan to examine Kerwin and
awarded the match to Brown
This was my dream fight
and I lost it," Kerwin wept
I'm sorry 1t happened this way
I was coming strong and the
punch didn't hurt me-"
The 24-year-old from Ottawa
had been out of action for about
Ta year and hoped to use last
nights bout as a stepping stone
The match gave Brown, who
weighed l39h to Kerwin's l40
his 74th victory oath knock
QUIT against l6 losses. nine
draws and two no-contests
Kerwin now has a 2S-9-1 mark
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-10
Graham, Zumo
In Feature Bout
At CopitoI Arena

Eddie Graham and Argentine
Yuma. who wrestled to a draw
last week. will 60 at it agar
tonight in the feature wrestling
match at Capitol Arena.
The bout will open the show
at $3.50 and will be refereed BY
Mike Mazurki. who has played
the tough guy" roles in the
movies.
Two team bouts also are or
the program. Kenny Ackles
and Arnold Skoaland will take
on John and Chris Tolos in
one battle and Mark Levin and
Don Curtis win grapple Kari
Won Hess and Bob Hanson in
the other.
In other matches. Chief Bic
Heart win wrestle Skull MUIR
ply and Red Bastien will tanglt
with Angelo Savoldi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-10
Couple Arrested
In Turf Larceny

PHOENIX. Ariz., Sept. 10
tAP) Police and FBI agents
last night arrested a couple
charged with stealing $4,000
from Arlington Park race track
near Chicago September /.
Charles Woworsky, as. Of
Chicago and his wife, Rovina.
"a, had $14.906 in their posses
sion when picked up in a
Phoenix motel. ofiicials said.
They did not resist.
Edward Boyle. FBI special
agent for Arizona, said Wowor-
sky admitted taking the money
from the counting room Of the
track. where he had been en-
ployed Is years.
Boyle quoted Woworsky as
saying he and his wife lost
most Of the loot last week in
Las Vegas, New, casinos.
They will be charged before
United States Commissioner
Carey B. Wilson today with
transporting stolen money
across State lines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-10
Injuries Keep
ConieIio Out
OfGW Plans

Coach 30 Sherman Of George
Washington University planned
to turn his football squad loose
in another rugged scrimmage
today at Frog Island With a
prayer that no other players
would be benched for the
season.
The effects Of the loss Of Joe
Coniglio win not be irnmedi-
ately felt. Only q sophomore,
Coniglio was not figured as a
top lineman this season. But
the ls0-pound guard from
swoyersville. Pa. definitely had
q place in GW's future.
Coniglio is out for the season
because OF q series OF injuries.
He had a splendid season last
year with the freshmen. gaining
a reputation as a very aggres-
sive player who was quick to
diagnose plays.
Leg injuries have sidelined
Halfback Jerry Power and
Quarterback Chuck Packan, but
both are expected to be back
soon.
Sherman sent his players
through q rugged offensive
scrimmage in hot, humid
weather yesterday. Like all
football coaches and Just plain
folk in the area. he has his
finger crossed as he awaits the
cooler air repeatedly moving
in this direction.
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Nixon Is Hoping Sits
Will Aid Pass Defense

WINSTON-SALEM, N. c.,
Sept. 10 (SpeciaD. = After
watching Defensive Halfback
Bill Sits intercept two passes
In a dummy scrimmage, Coach
Mike Nixon thinks he may
have found the answer TO one
Of the Redskins most pressing
problems.
Hes got the savvy.' Nixon
said. referring to the veteran
Just acquired from the San
Francisco Forty Miners for o
1860 draft choice. He knows
the moves, and his reactions
are good. The only question
now is whether he'll come up
and take q whack at 'em on
running plays. II he will he'll
help u.s."
Safety Role for Day
Sits worked out In Bob
Hudson's place at left wing
back yesterday. while the lat
ter took over Tavern Torge-
sons role Of right linebacker.
Doyle Nix shifted from a safe
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Buffalo Offered
Continental Berth
For SIS Million

BUFFALO. N. Y, Sept. 10
(AP).-Buffalo's Bisons, TOP
minor league box Office opera
ton for the past three years,
has found the price tag for a
Continental League franchise
SIS million.
President John C. Stiglmeier
of the Buffalo Baseball Club
passed the word to the direc-
tors Of the community-owned
organization yesterday and
asked for recommendations.
Bill Shea, the new leagues
prime mover. was quoted as
asking for a financial statement
to cover the first SIS million
and AN additional statement
on hackers who could put up
another 81 million"
Shea also requested infor-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-10

Imation on a stadium to seat al
least $1,000. The Bisons ex.
pect to move into Civic Sta
dium next season when a re-
modelling program already ap-
proved by the city has beer
completed. Civic Stadium now
seats nearly 10000.
The club now has about 5000
stockholders and Stiglmeier ha:
assured them that they would
not be sold out or bought out
in connection with any move
into the majors.
The Bisons have Just won
the Z Triple-A international
League pennant and are en-.
gagged in a seminal playofl
series against Richmond.
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ty position into the right wing
back spot left open by Ben
Scott, who Is nursing o frac-
tured thumb.
Nixon doesn't know whether
Scott will be able to face the
Green Bay Packers here Satur-
day night. but he wants 10 try
Nix there anyway.
The coach also intends "a
use Quarterback Eagle Day
with Richie McCabe in the
deep safety positions.
Sits. who went to the
Forty-Niners in a 1857 trade,
originally was drafted by the
Detroit Lions. Detroit took
the 6-foot. l90-pounder as It's
fourth draft pick in 1858. COM
pleting a deal that sent Don
Doll to the Redskins the year
before,
Praised by Sanders
At UCLA. Sits was called
the best wingback I ever had
by the late Red Sanders. He
played both ways and was used
more than any teammate in
1852 and SO. He intercepted
10 passes In 1852 and has been
used exclusively on defense
during his pro career. He In
tercepted three passes last year
for the Forty-Niners.
Meanwhile. Sam Baker Ii
walking with a tilt that may
keep him out of action Satur-
day night. A back injury suf-
fered against the Bears ha.
kept Sam from suiting up thi,
week. If Baker sits this one
out. Day will do the punting
Tackle Bob Toneff the kickina
of and End Johnny Carson
will attempt the field goals
Nixon said.
At nearby Greensboro the
Packers are reported in good
condition. Coach Vince Lom-
bardi expects to start Alex
Hawkins, rookie halfback from
South Carolina. who is battling
Lew Carpenter and Don Nc
for a berth.
Halfback Paul Hornung was
a standout both in running and
passing in yesterdays drill.
while lombard used all four
quarterbacks - Babe Parilli,
Bart Starr. Lamar McHan and
Joe Francis = with the first
team.