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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-09-10
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BARGAIN hunters, here it is: 7-room
has 3 large bedrooms, new kitchen
with natural wood cabinets. new
furnace, tank. and that much de-
sired extra room on 1st, immedi-
ate possession. Marie M. Schaffer.
realtor. MU. 1-3475.
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= NNNNN NNN ~ . - = - -
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WANTED real estate to buy or rent;
zoned for business SW. 1-2270
TU. 4-O3O8.
WANTED, small commercial or in
dustrial lot with small building OF
house. RE. 2-7336.
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TECHNICAL
Contoct Mr.. Benedict

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EXECUTIVE DEPT.
Contoct Mr.. Benedict

We provide q dignifisd. conf.
deniol personal merchondis.
ing program on both q local
or notionol level encompass
sing the technical. commercial
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ranging from $4,000 to
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appointment.
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BETTY SOLD!!!

DII OOIO
$50 EAST l4lst St; still time to see
this cute 5-year-old ranch off
Euclid ave. in q fine location,
garage. lovely lot; Sl5.900. Betty
Hansen, 1247 Hayden ave-,
UL. l-6150.
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co HANSEN

1858: APARTMENT, suites a
rooms each, brick construction,
individual heat, copper plumbing.
In a very good location; under
$4,000. Betty Hansen Realty, 819
East 185th ST., Nv. 6-2130
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GO HANSEN

#947: OFF Johnny Cake Ridge rd.,
4 year old brick veneer home with
4 bedrooms, large lot carpeting,
many extras, quiet peaceful loca-
ton. Betty Hansen Realty, 819
East 10Sth st.. w. 6-2l3O.
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BETTY SOLD II

1925 OLYMPIA; nearby stands this
sturdy and 5 plus double,
grand condition, wonderful loca-
ton; Sc, 800. Betty Hansen, 1247
Hayden ave, UI 1850.
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GO HANSEN

1858: NORTH of Lake Shore blvd,
rooms with wood-burning fire
place. enclosed porch, terrific con-
dition; under $40 900. Ask for Mr..
Spencer. Betty Hansen Realty. 6ls
East 185th st. w. $3.50,
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Sl2.4OO
Sl7,9OO

2-FAMHY. SIS: newly decorated
inside and out; new gas furnaces
and copper plumbing; 2 garages
DeVanna. 535 East l85th,
KE. l-2227.
BY owner: divided basement; at
tached garage: bedrooms: 2
ready for plaster. w. 1-6499.
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WICKLIFFE

SOUTH of Euclid ave: 4-bedroorr
bungalow; full dining room. eating
space In kitchen; full divided
basement, natural woodwork
throughout. DeVanna, 53S East
1R5th. KE. 1-2227
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REAL ESTATE
co HANSEN

1910: 1T FIT. frontage by 37i IT.
deep. water and gas in. Betty Han
sen Realty, 819 East 185th ST.,
w. 6-2130.
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MENTOR

7-ROOM single, St. Joseph school
district: garage, gas heat. perfect
location. DeVanna, 535 East l85th,
KE 1-2227
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1882: S16,5OO FOR 2 bedroom
bungalow with expansion up, Z
years old. so #. frontage, full
basement garage. natural wood
work. incinerator. Betty Hansen,
Realty. 819 East 185th st.,
w 6-1120
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BETTY SOLD III

47S EAST 129th St; but you'll rave
when you see this 2-year-old 2
bedroom bungalow with large ex-
pansion, divided basement, 2l2-
car garage, natural woodwork
recreation room; S21 800. Betty
Hansen, 1247 Hayden ave-,
UL. 1850.
COMMERCIAL LOT
ST. Clair East 2OOth 1t
owner KF l-787R
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BETTY SOLD III

939 EAST 13lst ST.; but this one
awaits the buyer that wants some
thing sharp. ultra-modern kitchen,
2 full baths. bedroom down, 2
up. woo d i burning fireplace;
S15.900. Betty Hansen, 1247 Hay
den ave LII. 1-615O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-11

furniture and could be used.
too. with certain blue pieces
later.
Your dining room could be
the same shade of beige or
q rich Colonial yellow. which
goes beautifully with greens
and browns. Using the same
shade would make your rooms
appear larger and more CO.
ordinated.
II the entrance or halls
show in the living room, they
should be either the same or
several shades lighter. using
the living room color.
You did not mention the
floor in your kitchen. If it
is either yellow or red. you
are lucky. With yellow kitch-
en- set and red counters. you
could use either q white en-
amel wall with yellow (same
shade as your kitchen set)
or q cream wall. I have seen
q red-and-yellow kitchen with
white walls, and it was beau
tiful.
Since you like blue, why
not see If you cannot more
easily use 1t In your bedrooms
or bathrpoms. Certain violet
blue Venetian glass ashtrays
could be used in your living
room.
Run. don't walk, down to
your paint dealer and look
through his books showing
you which colors go with the
furniture you have. A large
mail-order house and a paint
shat covers the world" have
wonderful and easily followed
paint charts.
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rents are not as high as
either Washington or Alex
andria.
Shopping is handy In
nearly every section except
the higher rental areas and
then they are not too far
away. Five Of our children
live in the outlying areas.
There are churches Of all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-11

find that even the cheapest
cuts Of meat are delicious.
An exhaust fan cannot be
used while our grill is in
operation. It works on the
same principle as our fire.,
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WEE WOMEN

last census taken while I
Lived there.
There are good schools and
better ones are now being
built. The town has lots Of
trees all through the city and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-11
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

place and the draft Up the
chimney is necessary. We
have no trouble with smoke
In the house. 1t all goes UP
the chimney or fiue. The
grill is wonderful when enter
tanning.
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Re: Brown Suqor

Mrs. r. A. E., Washington
To Mrs. r. NJ, Washington
This is in reply to your
query regarding a foolproof
way to keep brown sugar
from hardening after the
package is opened.
If you will remove the SUI
gar from the new package
and place it in a large instant
coffee or similar type Jar and
screw the cap on tightly, it
will be ready for use at any
time.
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Charcoal Grill
Mrs. c. R., OrOn HUI

Mrs. C. R., Orion Hill
To Mrs. p. E. M. Arlington
We have q charcoal grill
In our kitchen. 1t is built
into the chimney. I was
against the idea when we
were building but am s.lad
now that we have it. I use
it several times 9. week and
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Reader Answers Decorating Query
Mrs. M. A.. Washington
Tn Mrs L. w. LortOn

You asked about what coors to in repaintng
downstairs
1t would be great mistake to put blue into your
living Unless you are going to replace
the future should
pale beige on your walls which will with your present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-11

faiths. In fact. Williamsport
is q very nice place. I hope
you viii like IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-11

Mrs. N. J. p. Falls Church
Helpl How do you discour-
age squirrels from your attic
when they gnaw through fine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-11

its stem while
you're kneel-
ing on cush-
ions at foot
high tables in
the Ozashiki
Room, exqui-
site with Ka-
buki prints at
T o X Y o
SUKIYA XII.
H e r ord
Japan comes
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lik to
breathe the
air Of Mon
roe, the Lees,
j ohm P aul
j on es. tn Q
Washingtons.
All this and
more at the
C h ar in G
GE N E r A L
WASH IN G.
TON INN,
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to life while the SdnliSen
tinkles, all SO notes, and your
doll-like servitor, in colorftil
yulcdtG, glides in with steam.
ing niSoshiru, the golden crisp
ness Of tempurd. And, betimes,
the sukiydki with beef, pork,
chickeD is suffering gayly on
its tiny stove right at your ell
bow. More bows and little geisha
brings warm sake to conjure up
the Imperial Moat itself wing
ing with black butterflies. Must
reserve this Ozashiki Room.
Cocktails. l2-l1 PM. 1886 Conn.
Q rs.
SATURDAY: When it comes to
steaks HENDRIX has a way of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-11

screening and even edges Of
wood lowers to get in where
they aren't wanted. An early
answer would be appreciated.
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TO Wlliomsport
Bound
Mrs. n. W. r.. Alexandria
To Mrs, J. B.. Washington
The fair city of williams
port, Pa. is known as the
friendly city" and 1t had
about $4,000 people at the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-11

this is a mans world, what with
man-size cocktails, man-size
baked Idaho yawning country
butter. man-Size salt sticks, and
a man-size salad chunky with
RoQuetort. And the HENDRIX
luncheons? Commands know
this menu by heart. Spare ribs,
sauerkraut Monday; short ribs
Tuesday; chicken, dumplings
Wednesday; corn beef, cabbage
Thursday; and beatific fresh
broiled rock Friday. 1852 4th
st. NE. ~
IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-11

all the romance of sunny italy.
After the artful martini you're
sure that muralled blue waters
the Tiber. That this isn't a
chair but a gondola. And that
the chicken, disjointed, baked
in casserole with rice enhanced
with cream sauce and sherry
is the best idea the Romans had
since Caesar. You can sip coffee
espresso or forget the calories
with rum cake. Forget! Fifth
and Morse SITS N. E. and 18th &
M SITS. N. w.
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And Gabby commends /:

And Gabbv commends:
SHADY GROVE COUNTRY
CLUB: New Rte. 240 to Gathers.
burg, Md.
TINOIS: 3 mi. s. of l4th st.
Bridge on Rte. /. r5
SILVER FOX: 1924 Wisconsin.
PETER PAN INN. Re "opens
Easter. Frederick, Md.
Good bread, good meat
Mon Dieu. let's EAT 80.
THURSDAY: Well, we've always
believed in reincarnation. Re.
member CEN 49,
turtles back 49,. adt
that good --r=== - ~.
monk, st. Re- .,Sr1T = MY
gis, ia m Gus Wi
for his dis ~ ~
: :'?:;'s; :r f? &; M ri
pervades the 1s.S
towns new
est, THE ST. u Ny
REGIS, and
gourmets already flock here for
filet nttgnon leStrGgon-that's
thick slices of beef tenderloin
Sduteed in butter, and succulert
with tarragon, roux, Burgundy
Vine. And even call In advance
just to be sure their very own
PestrGgon's ready and willing.
These same gourmets write odes
on the ST. REGIS salad dress
ing (oil, vinegar, olives, shallots);
on the artistry of the cocktails.
But poetry's easy in this glow
Of candlelight, dazzling linens,
fresh flowers while Samaritan
latter 9 PM sings with his
famous guitar so loved by the
Duke and Duchess of Windsor.
Luncheons, dinners till IL PM:
Sundays, 9 PM. 22l8 Wisconsin.
FRIDAY: Bow, dainty geisha"
and she does lilo O bloom an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-11

Mrs. w. J. ~, California
win some reader please
send in a good recipe for
spaghetti sauce?
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turtles ba C k
t h good
monk, st. Re-
gis. ( a m o u S
for his dis
tinctive hos
pitality? The
same charm
pervades the
towns n e W.
est, THE ST.
REGIS, and
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when CHICK
en- q la Rom
dno is served
by pretty sig
nordS, a n d
you're h ard
put to think
this is just
w a S hington
after all. Just
because n e
decor, tn e
soft mus ic
bring ba k
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-11

FRIDAY: Bow, dainty geisha"
and she does like a bloom on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-11

S e p a r a ting
the men from
the boys
Never have
W e gu n d
t h e m S o
t ic k, SO
uicy, SO
C h coal
broiled just
so for man
sized appe-
kiknr T~ Tank
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-11

SUNDAY: Comes to mind you
might like history. You might
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And the more? From where we
sit it's the inns kitchen which
has been delighting guests for
decades with Virginia Smithfield
ham dinners; with. turkey poul-
cite Sliced turkey on sugar cured
ham with sauce supreme); with
fresh, brook trout; and with
Southern fried chicken from a
CustH family recipe. And heaven
knows what else on the nanny
style menu. And the colonial
breakfast is gratis for overnight
guests. Only one hour away to
Fredericksburg, Va. T.
MONDAY: 20, sole milo" they
chorus at GUSTPS italian Villa
Evening star., 1959-11-05
PENALTY COSTS TIGER FIGHT
/: Decision Fuvors GiurdelIo,
l; Draws Protests From Fans

hands. joey. huddled in his
corner, looked anything but
anxious to hear what the an
nouncer was about to say.
So close was last nights
scoring that Referee Don Con-
zales and Judge Charles Bill
would have had it 45-45 on
points If Gonzales has not
penalized Tiger a point for
butting in the ninth round,
Judge Herb williams had 1t
47-45 for Giardello.
Most incompetent job Of
refereeing I've seen for a long
time" exploded Jersey Jones,
Tigers American representa-
tive.
". the referee takes q
point away from Tiger foI
butting, yet he lets Giardellc
get away with a butt at the end
of the fourth round that opens
a big cash over Tigers right
eye. And Giardello was hold
ing throughout the entire
| fight" @"+s
Referee Gonzales said Giar-
dello did not raise his head
to butt him (Tiger)." He said
"Giardello had his head low,
and Tiger went right into II
with his own head"
Evening star., 1959-11-05
KNEW YOU WERE A GAMBLER
Nugent Doesn't Want
Surprises With Navy

Navy can forget all about
Scout Steve Belichick's report
Of Maryland's onside kick
against South Carolina last
Saturday. It will not happen
Saturday night when the Terps
and Middies meet in Balti-
more's Memorial Stadium.
Coach Tom Nugent said he
was more surprised than the
fans when the Terps tried an
onside kick against the Came
cocks. It was in the fourth
quarter after the Maryland
touchdown.
II asked what was going on
in there when that team came
back to the bench and Vic
Schwartz said, We knew you
were a gambler and didn't think
you'd mind"
The Maryland coach pointed
out that there still was almost
10 minutes to play when the
onside kick was attempted,
which was plenty of time to
get the ball from South Caro-
lima and score the tying touch
down.
Instead, South Carolina re-
covered the onside kick on the
Maryland Is and scored the
clinching touchdown.
It'll never happen again
Evening star., 1959-11-05

/, I'll guarantee you that" Nugent
said.
Evening star., 1959-11-05

CLEVELAND, Nov. 5 (AP).-
It would seem that the only
unanimous agreement on the
outcome of a fight between
Middleweight joey Giardello
and Dick Tiger is reached by
the three officials who score
the bout.
The 29-year-old Giardello
won a unanimous decision In
last nights 10-rounder at the
Arena and 1882 paying GUS
toners booed Justify at the an
nouncement.
Five weeks ago in Chicago,
Tiger won a unanimous deci-
sion in the pairs first 10
rolnder and that verdict also
brought hoots.
Giardello, former Philadel-
phian fighting out Of Rosedale.
N. Y. thought he won the
fight in Chicago.
And Tiger, British Empire
middleweight champion from
Nigeria and Liverpool, England,
was equally confident he won
last night.
Smiling after he had bat
tered joey impressively in the
f1hA round, he walked cockily
toward Joey's corner to shake
Evening star., 1959-11-05
'LittIeTerpsAiH
For First Win
Against CIV

Maryland's Freshman foot
ball team. which has averaged
81 points a game In three de-
feats. hopes to present Coach
Roland Arrigoni with his first
victory when 1t plays George
Washington Frosh at 2 pm.
tomorrow in Byrd Stadium.
The Terps lost. 20-l9, to
South Carolina, 1920 to North
Carolina. and 1922 to Virginia.
Tom Nugent. head coach Of
the Terps, is not concerned
about the defeats. He said the
squad has some of the finest
freshman football players he
has seen, and that they spend
little time preparing for its
games. The frosh scrtmmage
the varsity several times Q
week.
The CIV Frosh have a 1-2
record. The Colonials beat
William g. Mary's Frosh. 1918.
and lost to Navy Plebes, 7-6,
and the VMI Frosh 14-7.
Maryland's undefeated Soc
Ger team entertains North
Carolina State Saturday after
noon at 2:30 in Byrd Stadium.
The Terps are unbeaten in
their last "a games, with two
double overtime scoreless ties
with Navy included. North
Carolina State is considered a
serious challenger to the Terps
for the Atlantic Coast Con-
ference crown.
Evening star., 1959-11-05

place In the standings, q point
ahead Of idle Boston and q
point behind second-place De-
troit. Red Sullivan scored the
only New York goal.
In six home games, the Leafs
have won four and tied two
accounting for 10 Of their IA
season points. Their road rec
ord is a mediocre two wins and
three defeats.
In IL starts, the Rangers have
lost eight while winning only
two and tying the other two.
Evening star., 1959-11-05
Martinez, Vejor
To Fight for Title

MIAMI. Fla, Nov. 5 (AP).-
The Miami Boxing Commission
yesterday sanctioned a Junior
middleweight title fight at Mi
ami Stadium December 8 be-
tween Vince Martinez Of Miami
Beach and Chico Vejar Of
Stamford, Conn.
Both contenders agreed in
writing to the commission, a
subsidiary Of the National Box
ing Association. that the win
ner would defend his title
within 80 days against Carmen
Basilio, former middleweight
champion.
Proceeds of the fight will go
to the Police Athletic League.
Evening star., 1959-11-05
YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
QUESTION
By FOREST EVASHEVSKI


Today we battle the problem
Of the expendable jersey, OF
should q Dartmouth players
uniform be called an Ivy
League suit?
Toward the end Of the first
half Of a closely contested game
with Columbia, Coach Bob
Blackman sends his fine left
half into the game, wearing a
''breakaway" jersey Of thin ma
terial that tears easily when
pulled, and enables the back
to get away from a loose tackle.
On the first play from the
Indian Information. the left
half breaks of tackle and away
from a linebacker who grabs
the jersey. AS a Columbia half
back makes the tackle on the
Lion 11-yard line with Is Sec
onds to play in the half, you,
the Dartmouth quarterback,
note the Columbia backf1eld
rotation on the previous play
has been unusual.
You feel you have a play, q
pitchout to the side Of the field
opposite to where you've set q
Tanker, that will score a
touchdown. However, you have
had five timeouts, and your
left half is as barebacked as
Miss Fiji Islands. What should
you do:
Depend on the referee to call
time out for equipment repair.
Call the sixth timeOut, get
your halfback q new jersey, and
take . five-yard penalty.
Go ahead and quickly call the
play.
(Answer on Page Esq
Evening star., 1959-11-05

little time letting the New York
Rangers know who was boss.
The game was only IS seconds
old when George Armstrong
fred in Toronto's first goal.
Less than four minutes later,
Bert Olmstead clicked and the
Leafs had Q 30 lead.
That was enough. but Just to
be sure Armstrong scored again
and AL Stanley got his first Of
the season and second In two
years and the Leafs wound up
with q Al victory.
1t boosted them to third
Evening star., 1959-11-05
Cubs Add Del Rice

CHICAGO, Nov. S (AP). =
The Cubs have signed Catcher
Del Rice, 81. who was released
as a coach by Milwaukee after
the 1859 season. Rice, a vet
eran Of Is major league sea-
sons played 13 games before
the Braves named him a coach
this year.
Evening star., 1959-11-05
Maple Leofs Guin
On Sixth Straight
Victory at Home

Put those Toronto Maple
Leafs on home ice and they're
q tough club to handle in the
National Hockey League.
The Leafs ran their unbeaten
streak at home to six games
last highland they wasted
Evening star., 1959-11-05

Ill guarantee you that" Nugent
said.
It probably makes a differ
ence to only Quarterbacks
Dwayne Fletcher and Dick
Novak at this late date, but it
was Novak's pass, not Fletcher's
that was intercepted by South
Carolina in the first quarter
last Saturday.
Novak slipped in as quarter
back on the fourth play of the
game and apparently nobody in
the press box noticed the
change. Fletcher was given the
blame for the interception on
all press reports, plus the field
and press box public address
systems.
Evening star., 1959-11-05

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come out even In total offense.
Their opponents show q mere
IA yards advantage tribute.
Hardin is quick to point out,
to Maryland's defenders.
Quarterback Dwayne Fletcher
and Fullback Jim Joyce are
raring to go for the Teips, but
the other two first-team backs
are handicapped. Halfback Ev
Cloud may have a rib injury
and the other halfback, Gene
Verardi. is suffering q slight
injury that will keep him. from
starting. Bob Gallagher and
Jim Davidson will start in their
places.
Tranchini Ready Again
Joe Bellino, Navy's crack
runner who has been hobbling
practically all season, will see
action, but how much is not
known. However, Tranchini,
laboring with o hurt rib the
last couple Of weeks, has re-
covered. This could mean
double trouble for the Terp
pass defenders.
Tranchini, 6-foot. 190-pound
senior from Clarion. Pa. has
held forth as Navy's No. /
passer for two seasons, giving
way periodically to Maxf1eld.
But Maxfield, 6-foot-1, 190-
pound senior from Los Angeles,
declared himself no back
scatter with his standout per-
formance last week against
Notre Dame.
Completing 1S Of 80 passes
against the 1riSh,. MaXfield
raised his total to 48 compile
tions for LOG attempts for ga
yards and three touchdowns.
Tranchini has found his tar
get 40 times in n tries for 376
yards and two touchdowns.
Maxf1eld gets the starting
task against the Terps and will
have with him Bob Correll and
Ron Brandquist at the half
back posts and Joe Matalavage
at fullback. Tranchini gets
Bellino and Dick Pariseau at
the halfbacks and Jim Ten
Brook at fullback.
Navy owns a 1874 margin
Evening star., 1959-11-05

over the Terps, including a
40-14 victory last year at Bal
timore. But Maryland swept
the previous set Of three games,
with Jim Tatum's bruisers win
ming easily in 1950-51-52. The
teams plan to start a new
series in 1868.
Evening star., 1959-11-05
Cross-country Run

Entries are being accepted
for the annual cross-country
run Of the Twelfth Street
Branch YWCA, scheduled No
vember 81. Phone Hobart q
1854.