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The Sidney herald., 1960-05-04
Yellowstone Twp.

Mrs. Marie Swenson was hostess
to the Past Noble Grand's Club at
her home on Saturday at a des-
sert luncheon. Games prizes went
to Mrs. Lois Wells and Mrs. Peter
Heinle.
Mrs. Al Alquist and Bob spent
the weekend at the home of Mrs.
Marie Swenson. Patty remained
in Sidney to visit at the Sax home
while they were here. On Sunday
Mrs. Swenson and Mrs. AIqhlst
and Bob were dinner CHESTS at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Helm.
The Sidney herald., 1960-05-04

REMEMBER MOTHER ON HER
DAY WITH "A FINE WATCH
FROM JOHN STOcKHILL jew
ELERS. NOW A BIG SELECTION
TO CHOOSE FROM AND A FINE
WATCH IS A GIFT SHE WILL
LONG TREASURE AND CHER
ISL. Ao-A1c
The Sidney herald., 1960-05-04
WUnfAdS
Zoo Late % CEassiA

WANTED TO Rents bedroom UNI
Harad 16-2tp
The Sidney herald., 1960-05-04

FOR SAIE-2 9 X u linoleums, l gas
range. 2 box springs and mattresses.
Phone l184, Mrs. Elmer Reynolds.
16-1tp
The Sidney herald., 1960-05-04

WANTED TO RENT bedroom fur
nished House. Phone 1867 or Ito
evenings. 4o-A1p
The Sidney herald., 1960-05-04
FOR SALE

ls4s CHEVROLET CAR 2-door
$4,000 = 1860 License Plates.
The Sidney herald., 1960-05-04

FOR sALE-Bicycle and Briggs and
Sfraf+on motor; Also 1850 Red
WHY'S Roadster. Sex at 200 4th e
S. E. or call O319. 1o-1Ip
Evening star., 1960-05-25
ROSE HILL FARM
DAYLIGHT BSMT.
RAMBLER-$17,950

Within walking distance
to bus, elementary school
and brand-new Safeway
and Drug Fair stores.
This neat rancher fea-
lures 3 bedrms., 2 full
baths, completely equip
ped birch-cabinet kitch-
en- with eye-level oven,
tabletop range and
breakfast bar: full day
light basement with
plenty of space for a
dandy recreation room
and future 4th bedroom:
large lot with tall shade
trees. over $4,000 in Q
81 1st trust-S93.55
per mo. pays principal
interest. taxes and insur-
ance. Owner will take
81 900 cash down and
hold 2nd trust for relia-
BILE buyer. This won't
last long at S17,950.
Call SO. 5-6790 to see
1t today.
Evening star., 1960-05-25
GORDIN-MENSH GUIDE
TO BETTER LIVING
COUNTRY CLUB
HILLS-FAIRFAX

Contemporary rancher,
vacant and ready to
move in. Owner will re-
dec. in buyers choice of
colors: 14x22 living rm.
with firepl., 13-ft. dining
rm., loft. compl. equip.
kit, 3 bedrms., full day
light bsmt. with rec. rm.
and 2nd bath roughed in.
carport and Dashboard
h.-w.h.. $1,000 cash
down will handle: S2I,-
500. Call CIR. 3-456O to
see it today.
Evening star., 1960-05-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

IF YOU ARE LEG CONSCIOUS,
then caterpillars have eyerythinE.
But II you want q house that has
everything plus the convenience
Of a few steps see this brick lux
ury rambler on quiet cul-de-Sac
in an excellent North Arlington
section. Four bedrooms, Ia baths.
living room with Roman brick
fireplace wall. Large kitchen; fun
basement with finished rec. room.
Lovely and private rear yard with
excellent patio. S20,15 so. JE. 4
32sS, PARKER. SMITH & DON
NELL, REALTORS.
LAKE BARCROFT-5 bedrms., 8
baths. finished rec. rm. with 2nd
fireplace in addition TO den and
finished util. rm.: on lz-aere cor
ner wooded lot Completely mod
ern and completely equipped. Is
tate swimming and boating
PRIVILEGES with strong owner as
sociation. Walk to all schools
Realistically priced in 30s. Call
OWNER for list of extras. A.
nancing and investment po.en-
tial. CI, 6-5l7R
Evening star., 1960-05-25
THEY NEVER CHANCE
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

!. ACRE, in Vienna, plus custom
rambler, daylight rathskeller.
storm windows: oil h.-w.h.: lge
garden space: Si9.a50 MYERS 4,
HILL, INC. Realtors, DU. j-6I 80.
Evening star., 1960-05-25
INVESTMENT PROP, SALE

COMMERCIAL 6-rm. home on lot
81 by 100. Nr. Hecht Co, Arl.
Asking Sl7.500. with $500
down; LANIER REALTY JA.
Evening star., 1960-05-25
fCONTIAUeDl
M-CoNDIIIoNED
$50 SO. FIT.
4-ROOM SUITE

Ne<ly decorated. large. Vell-pro-
portioned 70 oms. in attractive,
modern elevator blo.g. For fur
ther info. and appt to inspect
call Miss Sack. DI. T-490a.
NORMAN BERNSTEIN NsYNDICATEs
Evening star., 1960-05-25
WILIIAM =.
BARNES

COMPANY, INC. REALTORS
1908 Belle Haven Rd.. SO. e-2sO0
BELLE HAVEN = Custom built
brick home sitting hieh with
panoramic view OF the Potomac.
Perfect for the large family. D
bedrooms, 4 baths, formal dining
room. diversified living room with
fireplace. This stately hcme Is
tsStefully decorated. ideal for
gracious living and entertaining.
Priced for quick disposition at
S39,5O0. Call SHANNON g.
LUCHS, REALTORS, ia. 5-6S00.
8 It'll Q. 2055 Wilson blvd.
BIG FAMILY-Specially for you.
this roomy brick home with four
bedrooms, one on first floor. Sep
arate dining room, with doors
leading out to screened porch,
rec. room in the basement. living
room with fireplace, corner lot.
NiceSt of ala good loan 10
take over with only reasonable
cash required. Call US for DETAILS.
Well be proud TO tell them TO
you. S2O,55O. HOLLEY REALTY.
51S3 Lee hwy, KE. S-5J50.
Evening star., 1960-05-25
FAIRFAX
HIDEAWAY
S26,500

CuStom-built center-hall
brick rambler, on "a
acre lot with towering
trees. There is q 14x20
living room with lovely
stone fireplace, 1lxl4
dining room, 11x14 all
electric kitchen, 3 twin
sized bedrooms C13xl5,
12X15 and 12x13), . tull
baths, full daylight base
ment, l3x2S recreation
room. carport and de-
lightful screened summer
house. Charming neish-
borhood OF fine custom
built homes on large
wooded lots. Assume So
1st truSt-S123.S0 per
mo. pays principal, in
terest, taxes and insur-
ance. Call CIR. 3-4560
to see it today.
Evening star., 1960-05-25
(coNTINUEpl
SERVICE STATIONS
ToP-NoTcH LOCATIONS

IOF-NOINH LOOhI iONb
Top-notch, high volume; s.
bay locations in the North
ern Va. area will be avail
able for lease in the near
future. Men experienced in
the service station business
preferable, but We do have
an excellent training pro-
gram for others. These are
excellent locations. and
well qualified soundly A.
nanceo men are needed to
operate them. II interested.
please call Mr.. HALL, IA.
4-1l0O, Mon. through Fri,
8 to 5.
Evening star., 1960-05-25

THE VALUABLE HOLLOW-Im-
pressive white brick rambler on
wooded knoll in fabulous Sleepy
Hollow; center-hall entrance. liv-
ing rm. with fireplace, separate
dining room, eye-level kitchen, 8
large bedrms., ga baths, walk-up
attic: full bsmt. with finished rec.
rm., beautiful rear yard with small
garden, large trees and stone
barbecue; S26.500. JE. .4-22SS,
PARKER, SMITH d DONNELL,
REALTORS.
VERY. VERY HIGH CT LOAN tc
assume on this 3-bedroom rambler
brick constructed with huge all
electric kitchen, beautiful dinins
room. living room with fireplace
lovely lot and patio: total price
Call WE. S-6700. BETTER HOMES
REALTY, INC, REALTORS.
Evening star., 1960-05-25
ASSUME

This high FHA loan OF $4,000
with payments Of Sl42 per mo.
incls. everythingi Tnis home IL
5 BEDRMS., = BATHS. large nv.
Era. with firepl., din. rm., modern
equip. kitchen, bsmt. ana gaTage;
storm windows. For your summer
time enjoyment there is q screened
porch and level lot with large
shade trees. II short on cash, the
captain will consider holding q 2nd
trust. Possession Immediately Full
price. S24,95O.
Evening star., 1960-05-25
FALLS CHURCH-$16,950
4-BEDRM. RAMBLER

An unusual Calf. redwood ram
bier: 25-ft. liv. rm.. frepl., equip
13-ft. kit, 4th bedrm., 34xl6 on
End FIR, bsmt.; gas heat; Anchor
fenced rear yard; assume large
FHA loan or $1,l00 cash. SlO6
mo, new FHA. LUCILLE COOK,
Realtor, JE. @-32T2, JE. "-4664.
FOR SOMEONE who is looking for
q home with income. New duplex
S Arl. ready for immed. occup.
For information call JE. 2-73a2
HARDLY LIVED IN-You wont
believe this until you see it: 9
beautiful sil-brick rambler Offer
ing bedrooms, Ia baths. din
ing room, large all-electric kitch-
en-, full basement and on top of
all a high 4laec loan to be as
eumed: total price So1.a5O Look
al, this level before YOU buy by
calling WE S-67OO, BETTER
HOMES REALTY, INC, REAL
~ NO
Evening star., 1960-05-25
JE. 3-U44I
REALTY CORP.

REALTY CORP.
FALLS CHURCH, Broadmont Sec
ton - 4-bedroom split-level: ga
baths, liv rm.. din. rm., center
hall: mod. fully equipped kit;
tiled basement with firepl.: large
patio; enclosed rear yard; S27,50O.
BY OWNER. No Agents. JE
Evening star., 1960-05-25
LONG,
LOW RANCHER
ON h-ACRE
LANDSCAPEDLOT

Just 3 minutes from
Seven Corners, this GUS
tom-built brick rambler
features 36Xl5 living
room with fireplace, Gus
tom kitchen with dispos-
al and diShwssher: 3 big
bedrooms C20x14 master
BEDROOM, . baths; ga
rase, and patio. A real
sacrifice at S27,950. I'M
mediate occupancy. Call
IA. 4-6060 to see 1t to-
day.
Evening star., 1960-05-25
YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
AND MORE!
$15,500

Neat frame rambler. on
100x25Q gorgeously land
scaped lot, less than 20
minis. to D. C. via Shir-
ley hwy. There is a 20
#. living room with fire.
place, separate dining
room. fully equipped
kitchen, 3 bedrooms and
fun basement. ,FHA ap-
proved-S600 down buys
it, Call JA. 4-6060 to
see it today.
Evening star., 1960-05-25

AREA; BY OWNER
For sale or rent. 3-bedrm., l-batb
brick and frame rambler. Ga
rsge, breezeway. 1z-sere fenced Va.
FL. 4-QonR IL no ans DU. h-560S.
Evening star., 1960-05-25

a. CT loan;
brk. rambler, h.-w. heat; spacious
screened porch: majestic trees:
S16.5OO. MYERS A. HILL, INC.
Realthrs. Du h-R133
Evening star., 1960-05-25
CAPITOL HILL
1,@50 SO. FT.
1900 SO. Fl.
5000 SO. FT,

space suitable for ofhces,
show rooms, meeting room, or
dance studio. on lobby floor of
prominent Capitol Hill hotel;
has both lobby and private out
SIDE entrance. parking at door
For further details call Miss Sack,
Dl. 1-4909. -
Evening star., 1960-05-25
SHIRLEY HWY,
ASSUME Az %
GILOAN

3-year-old brick bi-level,
with 3 bedrooms, 2
baths, l3x@22 recreation
room. patio: STA per
mo. pays principal. in
terest, taxes and insur-
snce; S21,500. Call FL.
4-S600 to see 1t today.
Evening star., 1960-05-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-yL I HOUSES FOR sALE-W.

p REsTIGE NEIGHBoRHooD
close-in Oakerest, Arlington-
Clean, 2-year-old brick home
choek-full OF the finest features;
entrance hsll, spacious living rm.
dining nm, modern kitchen with
dishwasher, 3 large bedrns., 2ls
baths; spacious rec. rm. with hre-
place: garage; cool shaded lot
Vacant, quick possession. Price
low 30s. Assume sci. 200 LIST trust,
. low So interest and save over
5000 . year in interest charges
Make offer! Call now ODDENINo
REALTY, INC, Exclusive Agent,
ia. 4-5656.
RENT OR BUY-owner will rent
this house; but 1t would be q
shame not to buy 1t and take
ADVANTAGE Of its wonderful Sc
loan At only $3.50 monthly. Love-
ly house, built in the years when
construction was really sood. with
space and charm and excellent
neighborhood. Three bedrooms,
ia baths, big kitchen with dish
washer and disposal, paneled rec.
room, screened porch. double ga
rage. North ArlinRton; walk to
bus. S26,950. HOLLEY REALTY.
5lS3 Lee highway, KE. S-5350.
RIVER VIEW
Evening star., 1960-05-25
RIVER VIEW

2 bedrooms. living room, dining
space: in beautiful condition.: lot
overlooking the river: beach priv
lleges; "a miles from D. c.:
S10.500.
Clarke & Sampson, Inc.
REALTORS oV. 3-3232
Evening star., 1960-09-22

Record to date-33 right, ID wrong tied. Pct, 6S7
Pro record to dates right, wrong. Pct, $50.
Indicates choice is against the favored team
Evening star., 1960-09-22
BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

Branch Auto Electric, were fir
ing TITS and thinking they
were high.
-
Joining Ballos in a scoring
spree as Davis Distributors fired
672 and 1917, both season rec
ords, were Hugh Wiley, 16l-42l
and Jim Morgan, l56-409.
Others in the 400 class were
Harvey Radtke. ABC Lettering,
423; Tenewell, 423: Ed Pugh of
Bill Gerke's Five, 412; Shorty
Diver, Pizza Bucket, 405; Tony
CLANCY. Annapolis Motors, 1872
402 and Jack Betz, Morris Mil
Ter Liquors, 401.
There were no Shutouts, the
winners being Robertson's Crab
House, Bill Gerke's Five, Coca
Cola. Branch Auto Electric,
ABC Lettering, Morris Miller
Liquors and Davis Distributors.
The Quick Serve Food-Buddy
Hirsch's Five match was post
poned.
Evening star., 1960-09-22
YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
Question
By FOREST EVASHEVSKI
Iowa Football Coach

It's Syracuse 13, Boston U.
7. third quarter. Ball is on the
midfleld stripe, fourth down
and 8. Syracuse blocks a Boston
U. punt, and a Boston guard
picks up the ball behind the
scrimmage line and carries it
to the Syracuse Al. You are
the Syracuse defensive quarter
back. What referees call do
you expect:
l. First down for Boston U?
2. First down for Syracuse,
because guard is ineligible to
advance ball?
3. First down for Syracuse,
because Boston didn't make
yardage?
4. First down for Syracuse,
because kicking team can't run
with blocked punt?
ANSWER on Page Ais
Evening star., 1960-09-22
Team Bouts Top
Capitol Program

Two team matches will head
line the wrestling card tonight
at Capitol Arena.
Don Curtis and Mark Levin
will take on Johnny Gabor and
Al Smith in one bout. In the
other the Australian Kanearoos
will face Buddy Rosen and Pete
Sanchez.
The opening match at $50
will pit Chief Big Heart against
Killer Kowalski.
Other bouts list Buddy ma
ture Boy Rogers VS.. Arnold
Skoaland and Tito Carreon VS..
Angelo Savoldi.
Evening star., 1960-09-22

Norma Klein of the Capital
Women'S Major League is No.
10 in area duckpin ratings, but
apparently is headed up. On
opening night she rolled 433
for one Of the biggest sets in
the leagues history. The fol-
lowing week it was $50 and
last night, shooting for Fair
Lanes, she knocked out a 376
that left her with an average
of 1898.
There's little likelihood that
any woman duckpinner can
maintain such a pace for long,
but watching Miss Klein one
gets the feeling that she's
bound to be a sensation this
season. She's small but wings
the ball in a manner that
makes her an attraction wher-
ever she performs.
Her 376 was high for the
evening in the league. but only
two sticks better than the tally
of Hildur O'Steen of Miller
High Life. Others on target
were Gertha Wilson of White
Oak Bowling Center, 371; Bob
bic Jones, Bethesda 40 Lanes,
366; Beryl Meyer, King Pin
$50; Agnes Belas, Miller High
Life, 357; Frances Perkins,
King Pin, 356; Helen Pappas,
Wheaton Bowling Center, 356;
Mary Edwards, Foley Ford, 353;
Mabel Ohge, Foley Ford, 351
and Ginnie Siegel, Bethesda 40
Lanes, $50.
! Millie Stadtler of Fulford's S
Radio fired a medal game OF
l53, but little else and Inez
Rhine of Bethesda $50.
King Pin scored the only
sweep, against Seven-Up. Other
winners were: Fair Lanes
Blocher's Blue Print, Bethesda
Foley and White Oak.
King Pin and Fair Lanes are
tied for the lead at To.
y
John Fox, who rolled 498 ir
the Twinbrook Major League
the other night, is a hot article
too, in the Metropolitan Circuit
League. When Fox shot 397
last night for the champion
Coca ColaS he lifted his average
to 1876, best in the circuit. He
and Bill Quigley, with 405. en-
abled Coca Cola to hand Becker
Title Service its first beating
and left the Beckers tied fol-
the lead with Branch Auto
Electric at To.
Buddy Neidecker of Becker
rolled a peculiar 427. 1t con-
tained 19 spares but nary q
strike.
Mike Ballos of Davis Distrib-
utors set a season league record
with a 174 game while Fox and
Mel Tenewell, the latter OF
Evening star., 1960-09-22

z. CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
Sept. % (SpeciaD. - Shenan-
uoah Downs will offer 10 races
Tonight through Saturday in
move to make up races lost
when most of program was
Tained out in August, General
Manager Bob Leavitt said to-
day.
Leavitt formerly had an
s1ounced 10-race cards for to-
morrow and Saturday. The ex-
ira event tonight will give
Shenandoah all of the seven
races lost, he explained.
John A. Wise's Osceola, win
saer Of his last start here, heads
a field Of seven in the Moose
Lodge Purse, feature of to-
nights card. The highly -bred
son of Hill Prince takes on Mrs.
Vernon Arthur's Clinical Proof
and Harry A. Gleason's Flyway
Flyer among others in the
mile and = a sixteenth ninth
race. Both of the contenders
also hold wins in their last ef-
forts here.
Francis w. Hilleary's Quatre
Boy ran within a fifth of a
second of the Shenandoah
Downs track record for six fur
longs last night in winning the
featured New York Press Purse.
The son Of Flaught covered the
distance in 1925 seconds.
Quatre Boy returned $720,
$3.50 and So. The record for
the distance is held by Mr..
Novice.
A new record payof was set
In the Little Bonanza when one
fan picked five winners for
-S2,530.40. The Big Bonanza
fwas-$5,904.40, paid to one fan
who had six winners. 1t was
the first time that a single
Handicapped has won the entire
Little Bonanza, consolation
payoff in the pool.
T. V. Sue and Flying Dixie
raced nose and nose under the
wire in the third race last
night to give the track it's Sec
Evening star., 1960-09-22
Cedar Crest Delays
Tourney of Champs

The tournament of cham
pions tournament scheduled for
the Cedar Crest Club in Centre
vile, Va, this week end Kas
been postponed until October
1916.
Joe LaSalle, president Of the
club, announced the postpone
ment because of the crowded
schedule.
The event for all present and
former city, sectional and club
champions will be reduced to
a 36-hole medal play event. 1t
had been scheduled for 81
holes.
Evening star., 1960-09-22
MeduIist Reaches
Quurter-FinoIs
In Columbia Golf

Dick Latimer, the medaliSt,
meets Col. Ken Smith in the
quarter-final feature Of the
Columbia Country Club cham
pionship today.
Buddy Bowie, 10-time titlist,
and George Huguely are OPP
ponentS in the same bracket.
In the other bracket, Harold
Harwood, the defending cham
pion, meets Dick Milbourne,
and Bill Briggs plays Marty
Wiegand.
Milbourne's 3-and-1 victory
over Bill Werber was the big
gest surprise of the first round.
Latimer had to go l9 holes to
beat Ed Burnap after the lat
ter birdied the 18th to square
the match.
Results:
Harold Harwood defeated John Holz-
berg, > and 4: Dick Milbourne defeated
Bill Werber, 3 and ! f: Bill Briggs de-
feated Martin Mccarthy, ! up, 10
holes; Marty Wiegand defeated L. z.
Hutchison. jr., > and / Dick Latimer
defeated Ed Burnap, | up, 10 holes:
Col. Ken Smith defeated Billy West.
3 and .; George Huguely defeated
John Walker, / up: Buddy Bowie de-
fested Dick Kreuzburg. and 3.
Evening star., 1960-09-22
As Buy McMonus

KANSAS CITY. Sept. 90
(AP).-The Athletics have pur-
chased Jim McManus, Shreve-
port first baseman who led the
Southern association in home
runs this season. McManus first
was acquired by the Athletics
from Detroit in 1858 and sent
to the Shreveport farm.
Evening star., 1960-09-22
81, ,53OLittIe Bononzu Held
BY Lone Shenandoah Fan

ond deadheat for first since
opening in May of 1859.
Flying Dixie, a Ill outsider
on the board, came out of the
pack in the final furlong to
catch T. v. Sue. With the win
pool split two ways, Flying
Dixie paid $15.40 straight. T. v.
Sue, returned SIS to win after
going off at 6 to l.
He's Her Man and Admiral
Al paid $3.50 in the daily
double.
Evening star., 1960-09-22
NFL Teams
Getting Jitters
Over Openers
By the Associated Press

Opening day jitters were OBJ
vious all over the National Foot
ball League today as the 13
contenders neared the start of
the long 1860 campaign.
The Los Angeles Rams, who
play host to the st. Louis
Cardinals tomorrow night IN
the curtain-raiser, have a prob
lem at offensive guard. The
lone veteran at that position is
Buck Lansford, but he missed
most of the exhibition games
because of an injury. just as he
missed most of the 1859 games.
He won't be ready for st. Louis.
Veteran John Guzik has been
shifted from linebacker to-
guard, and Coach Bob Water
field hopes three rockies, Char
lie Janerette of Penn State.
Jerry Stalcup of Wisconsin and
Roy Hord of Duke, deliver. The
game marks the coaching debut
Of Waterfield. one time Rams
quarterback.
Evening star., 1960-09-22
KENWOOD WOMEN
PLAY FOR TITLE

Mrs. Harold Price and
Mrs. H. c. Briggs meet
for the KenWood Women's
Club championship today
with Mrs. Briggs hopeful
of scoring a second straight
upset.
Mrs. Briggs defeated
Daphne Dutton, 4 and 3,
in a major Semiflnal upset.
Mrs. Price eliminated Mrs.
Camilla Marvin, 4 and 2.
Evening star., 1960-09-22
L. T. Harrison Takes
AroyIe Senior Title

L. T. Harrison. So, won the
Argyle Country Club senior
championship for the second
time yesterday with a four-over
par 76.
Bill Robinson. 79-7-72, and
Clyde Douglas. 90-18-72, tied
for low net.
Evening star., 1960-09-22
Defense Worries steeIers

Pittsburgh opens the follow
ing night at Dallas, and Coach
Buddy Parker is concerned
about his defense.
Its the best offensive team
I've had since I came to Pitts
burgh." said the leathery
Texan, now in his fourth sea-
son with the Steelers. But
Parker, like everybody else,
knows that a good offense isn't
enough to win.
Parker's squad includes "a
Iholdovers, seven veterans ac-
quired in trades snd seven
rockies. The biggest surprise
has been the work of Charley
Scales, a stocky, 2l5-pound
fullback without any college
experience. He's crowding i'll
ijured John Henry johnson for
a job.
Parker spent most of the ex-
hibition tour tuning up his
running attack, but it's no Sc
cret that from now on it will
be centered around aging
Bobby Layne's passing. The
SteelerS ended their tour with
a 34-28 win over Baltimore and
a 2l-21 tie with Chicago.
lombard Cautious
At Green Bay, where many
observers think the 1860 West
Iern Division champions will
come from, Coach Vince Lom-
oardi regards the future with
caution.
"AS I said when We started
training, we have a better CLUB
than last year." he said, but
l don't know if We'll win as
many games. Last year we
caught some clubs by surprise.
This year they'll be laying for
JUS. And many of the other
clubs have improved"
Green Bay rolled up ITS points
to II for the opposition in six
Exhibition games, going unde-
feated. The Packers won the
last four games on their 1859
schedule.
lombard. who frankly is
worried about depth, said he
wouldn't name his starting
quarterback, either Lamar Nc
Han or Bart Starr, for the
opener against the Bears until
Sunday morning.
Dallas had a rather off-beat
day Of practice yesterday, ap-
pearing on a television pro-
gram. But at night the Cow
boys worked out under the
lights.
Eddie LeBaron. former
Redskin, will open at quarter
back, Gene Babb at fullback
and Don McIlhenny and Ray
Mathews at halfback.
Seven New Colts
At Baltimore, Coach Weeb
Ewbank named seven newcom-
, ers on his starting offensive and
, defensive units.
This is the way We'll start"
he said. If these men can't
do the job, we'll get somebody
else"
Halfback Bob Boyd was
picked on the offensive team.
, On defense he named Ends
Jim Colvin and Zeke Smith,
HalfbackS Jim WEIGH and Ed
Kovac and Linemen Palmer
Pyle and Lebron Shields.
Buck Shaw sent the Phila-
delphia Eagles through a 212-
hour workout after reviewing
= films Of their own and the
Cleveland Browns exhibition
: games. Shaw emphasized Of
r fense, switching players around
in the backfleld to make all
familiar with the different posi-
tionS.
In the rival American Foot
1 ball League. Coach Sid Gill;
! man of the Los Angeles Charg-
, ers asked waivers on veteran
+ Halfback Ron Waller and De-
4 fensive Halfback Henry Wal
lace, Waller, former Maryland
Speedster, was trying a come
. back after being dropped by the
| Los Angeles Rams at the end
OF the 1858 season because of a
knee injury.
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YOUR FAMILY AND YOU
Check Mental Health
With This Quiz

health feel comfortable about
themselves
2. They feel right about
other people.
3. They are able to meet
the demands of life.
When you check yourself,
don't expect TO be perfect.
You may be IN excellent
physical health but that does
not mean that you'll never
have a headache or a cold.
Similarly you may have
excellent mental health and
still encounter plenty Of
problems.
The test is whether you
can meet these inescapable
problems calmly snd solve
them or. If they ale really
insolu3le. simply learn how
to live with them.