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Evening star., 1960-10-29

OI GIllS country ~ years IrOLl
now.
The New York Times said
the survey was one of a series
made periodically for the United
States Information Agency and
that the USIA report on it was
made October 10.
The newspaper said it was
marked confidential and has
not been released publicly.
However, the Times said it had
obtained a copy. The Times
said this was not the 10-coun-
try report Of August 20 which
Senator Fulbright, chairman of
the Foreign Relations Commit
tee, has demanded be made
public.
Now a Major Issue
The question of United
States prestige has become a
major issue in the presidential
campaign, with Vice President
Nixon maintaining it is high
and Senator Kennedey con-
tending it is low. ..r
Opinion was sampled in five
countries concerning the rela-
tive achievements of the Soviet
and United States space pro-
grams. according to the Times.
These were Britain, France,
Italy, Norway and West Ger
many. .r
The report said that in no
Evening star., 1960-10-29

King. but he said, II don't
think that it viii materially
change the position Of the
Democratic Party in the State" T"
Mr.. Byrd. who is head Of the
speakers bureau for the Ken
nedy campaign in Georgia,
added that THE Democratic
Party Is large enough and big
enough for those Of us who
have varying and differing
views on many issues"
Evening star., 1960-10-29
Wife Divorces
George Bunker
Of Martin Co.

Mrs. Sally j. Bunker has
been granted a divorce from
George M. Bunker, chairman of
the board of the Martin Co.,
manufacturer of airplanes and
missiles.
The divorce, on grounds of
desertion, was granted earlier
this week by Judge Joseph M. F.
Ryan, jr., Of the Domestic Re-
lations Branch Of Municipal
Court. The suit was uncon-
tested.
The divorce suit says the cou-
Pile were married in Coral Ga
bles, Fla, in February, 1854,
and charges that Mr.. Bunker
deserted his wife in April, 1858.
The court granted Mrs.
Bunker custody of their adopted
Evening star., 1960-10-29

a sit-in demonstration and a
traffic charge in adjacent De-
kalb County.
Robert Kennedy's call was
to Judge Oscar Mitchell of
Dekalb County to inquire about
the right to bail. Robert said,
ANY suggestion that inter-
ference was involved is untrue"
DR.. King later was released on
bond pending appeal of his
case.
1t. Gov. Garland T. Byrd
criticized the Kennedy brothers
for making the calls about DR..
Evening star., 1960-11-15
Ewbonk Rates Moore
With Great HoIfbocks

BALTIMORE, Nov. IS (AP)
The Baltimore Colts fans are
|raving about Quarterback John
UnitaS. but Coach Weeb Ewbank
reminds that Lenny Moore also
has been burning up the grid
iron.
In a rare expression Of un-
reserved praise. Ewbank said:
IF Lenny keeps on playing as
he has these last few games.
he will go down as one OF the
greatest halfbacks ever to play
in the league"
This was after Moore caught
a last-minute touchdown pass
from Unitas Sunday to nip the
Chicago Bears, 1920. The dra-
matte finish caused many to
forget that Moore had made
it possible for the Colts to have
their final fling.
In the second quarter he
took a short pass from Unitas
and danced his way SO yards
through Bear tacklers for q
touchdown. That put the Colts
ahead, 17-14.
Ewbank turned to Moore In
the Colts last gasp. When the
Bears kicked a field goal to 90
ahead. 20-l7. he sent Moore in
to receive the kickoff.
Evening star., 1960-11-15

winner of the Masters title:
Brady. 70, is a winner Of 38
major titles in his competitive
career. and Mcleod, 78, took
the 1908 National Open cham
pionship.
Mcleod was picked in a poll
Of living members %! the Hall
Of Fame. A Nationwide poll
Of PGA members named Brady
and Oemaret to the Hall.
Between 1903 and 1880, Nc
Leod won or was a serious con-
tender for every major golf
title.
He is the Oldest living men,
Der Of the Hall and the oldest
living USGA champion. He has
been professional at Columbia
Country Club in Washington,
D. c., since 1912.
Harold Sargent, PGA presi-
dent, announced yesterday that
the associations Executive
Committee had approved
Brentwood Country Club In
Los Angeles as the site of the
1862 PGA national champion
ship tournament. The tourney
will be played July 26-29.
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The speedy. long-legged half
beck caught it and ran back
Is yards to the Colt 20, giving
the team a chance to 60 for
the winning touchdown.
Although he caught no passes
for touchdowns in the previous
weeks game against Green Bay,
Moore had large hands in the
3S-24 victory by the Colts.
He caught eight passes for
1877 yards. The key one gained
% yards to put the Colts on
the Packer IS. and Baltimore
scored the deciding touchdown
from there.
Although Moore has devel-
oped into one Of the leagues
best pass receivers since joining
the Colts from Penn State in
1856. he still shows off his run
ming ability when needed.
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HONORED At PGA DINNER
Fred Mcleod Enters
Colts Hall Of Fome

SCOTTSOALE, Ariz., Nov.
IS (AP). - The Professional
Golfers . Association honored
two Of its bright young stars
and four Of its veterans last
night at the annual Presidents 3
dinner in ScottSdale.
Arnold Palmer Of Ligonier,
Pa, the moneybags Of the 1860
PGA circuit with more than
$7i. 600 in winnings. received a
plaque as pro golfer Of the year.
Palmer is the current National
Open and Masters champion.
Jay Hebert, the 1860 PGA
champion from Lafayette, La,
was honored in absentia. He
was unable to make the trip
west because Of a conflicting
celebration in his home town.
The veterans taking a bow
were Warren Orlich. pro at the
Tam, O'Shanter Club in Chi
cago, as golf professional Of
the year: Fred Mcleod. Chevy
Chase. Md; Mike Brady. Dune
din. Fla, and Jimmy Demaret,
Houston, Tex. all named to
the Hall OF Fame.
Demaret, so, is q three-time
Evening star., 1960-11-15
Richmond Back
Honored by sc,
Guido Mentioned

RICHMOND, Nov. IS (Ap).-
Mel Rideout, Richmond quar-
terback who had . hand in
20 points in the Spiders 1928
upset Of Furman last Friday.
today was named Southern
Conference football player of
the week.
Rideout, q Richmond native,
passed for three touchdowns,
ran 6 yards for another, kicked
an extra point and passed for
a pair OF 2-point conversions
at Greenville. The 6-foot-l,
205-pound sophomore COM
.pleted l3 Of 10 passes against
Furman. ..
Rideout's great performance
made him an easy choice in
the weekly balloting by mem
bers Of the Southern Confer
ence Sports Writers Association.
Giving him an argument were
Andy Guida, George Washing
ton end, and Don Kern, VMI
{uilback.
Guida played tremendously
on defense in GW's 2I.S vic
tory over Virginia Tech last
Friday night. Kern scored twice
and ran for SO yards as VMI
clinched the conference cham
pionship by beating The Cita-
del, 20-6.
Evening star., 1960-11-15
Healthy Redskins Plan
ToAtone for Drubbino

masterful game when the chips
were down.
Coach Mike Nixon, while still
hoping for o sitter offensive
punch, also hopes to keep the
defense tight for the Cardinals
multiple offense.
They're the toughest team ia
prepare for" he told reporters,
because they use the double
wing. and you only see 1t q
couple Of times a year."
Nixon called the Cardinals
John David Crow the best
halfback in the league, bar
none." and agreed that his jit-
terry secondary defense would
have to cover End Sonny Ran.
die better on passes II the Red.
skins hope to win.
Defensive Tackle Bob Tonefi
was voted the "player-of- the.
week" award. although every
body, including Nixon, seemed
to agree that Ray Krouse
Bob's running mate. had played
his best game OF the year with
only two days practice.
-ATCH1soN.'
Evening star., 1960-11-15
Terp Booters
Clinch Title
Maryland's soccer team has

Maryland's soccer team has
clinched the Atlantic Coast
Conference championship for
the eighth straight time and
is scheduled to meet unde-
feated Rutgers next in the
NCAA regional playoffs.
Rutgers will represent the
New Jersey-Delaware- Penn
sylvania area. The playoff
tentatively is set for November
81 on a site to be selected.
Maryland won its confer
ence title yesterday by trim.
ming North Carolina, SO, at
College Park. Cliff Krug scored
four Of the goals, raising his
season total to 81 and breaking
Evening star., 1960-11-15
Maryland Upsetby TorHeeIs
In ACC Cross-Country Meet

North Carolina produced four
OF the first six finshers and had
another runner in l4th place
for an upset victory over Mary.
land in the Atlantic Coast Con-
ference cross-country cham
pionships at College Park
yesterday.
Maryland had beaten all the
contenders in dual meets. but
settled for second place yesters
day with AZ points to the Tar
Heels 81. Duke. the defending
champion, was third with 81.
The individual winner was
Grover Everett Of North
Carolina in 1888 over the &c.
mile layout. with teammate
Gerald Stuver in second place
at 1906. John Garten was
Maryland's first finisher, taking
third in 1871 after Guy Har.
per. favorite to win for the
Evening star., 1960-11-15
Condie Shares
.MC'sHonors
With Hawkins

RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. IS
(AP).-Center Rip Hawkins of
North Carolina and Dennis
Condie of Maryland were hon.
ored today as lineman and
back Of the week in the Allan
tic Coast Conference. Il
The pair. who played on op-
posite sides in last Saturdays
22-19 Maryland victory over
North Carolina, were cited for
their play by the Associated
Press.
Hawkins. . bone-crushing
tackler and staunch blocker.
drew praise from his coach,
Jim Hickey. Maryland's Tom
Nusent and Duke scout Marty
Pierson.
Lauded By Nugent
Hickey said the 6-foot-2,
z00-pounder from Cowan,
Tenn. gave the best perform
ance he'd ever seen by a line
hacker in college football. Pier
son said, u never saw anyone
play like Hawkins did"
But the finest plaudits came
from Nugent, who told Haw-
kins after the game:
You're an All-American,
Hawkins. You have nothing
TO be ashamed Of today. You
can be proud Of yourself"
Nugent said later, ION any
field. in any game that boy
is an All-American."
Scores on Kickoff
Condie, a 5-foot-10, l55-
pound junior from Madison,
Pa. had carried II times for
q total OF 10 yards before the
North Carolina game.
Against the Tar Heels he
salloped 90 yards after . kick.
Of 70 give Maryland it's second
touchdown. He set up the first
score when he caught a pass
after II was detected of the
fingertips OF End Hank Ponia-
towski.
Condie was the leading ball
carrier with SO yards on six
carries. He returned two other
kickoffs q total Of 50 yards.
Other back nominations went
to Virginia's Fred Shepherd.
North Carolina's Ray Farris
and Maryland's Dale Betty. =
Maryland End Gary Collins
and Duke End Tee Norman
also received lineman nomi-
nations.
Evening star., 1960-11-15
Lions Lose Plea
For Ex-LSU Star

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. IS
(AP).-The Fifth United States
Circuit Court of Appeals ruled
in favor Of Johnny Robinson,
former Louisiana State foot.
ball star. in his suit with the
Detroit Lions Of the National
League.
Robinson now is playing with
the Dallas Texans of the Amer
tican, Football League.
The appellate court upheld
10 lower court order which re-
fused to enjoin him from max
ing a contract with the Texans.
Attorneys for Detroit club
sought to show that Robinson
signed a binding contract with
the Lions and took $4,000 in
advance which he later sought
to return. The club turned down
the money and filed suit. The
District Court ruled that the
Detroit agreement consisted Of
an advance Of his expected in
come.
Evening star., 1960-11-15
Beilino Named
To AIl-Eost Again

NEW YORK. Nov. Is (AP).
Joe Bellino. Navy senior half
back who set an academy one
game record when he scored
four touchdowns egainst Vir-
ginia Saturday, yesterday was
named to the Eastern College
Athletic Conference all East
football team for the second
time this season.
Bellino also gained 1873 yards
in II tries from scrimmage, in
cluding runs of 80 and 80 yards,
for an academy season ground
gaining mark Of 749 yards.
Evening star., 1960-11-15

If Defensive HalfbackS Dick
Haley and Sam Horner are
ready. to face the st. Louis
Cardinals Sunday at Grifith
Stadium, the Redskins will be
in the best physical condition
they've enjoyed since the start
Of the season.
The tone of the conversation
at yesterdays weekly press
luncheon indicated the Red
skins intend to atone for the
44-7 drubbing they received in
the first clash a couple Of
weeks ago.
No mistake about it, every
body, Owner George Preston
Marshall on down, was pleased
by the showing against the
Eagles. even though it was
hard to stomach a 1913 de-
feat. One fourth-down play
was the difference. because
that was the one on which
Norm Van Brocklin pitched
the game-winning touchdown
to Bobby Walston.
Even Marshall had to agree
that Van Brocklin played a
Evening star., 1960-11-15
Penn State Ends
Spartan Hurriers'
Reign in IC-4A

NEW YORK, Nov. is (AP)
Penn State snapped Michi-
gan States four-year reign as
1C4A cross-country champions
yesterday and Ivy Lacquer Bob
Lowe Of Brown whipped home
IN front Of the pack in 25:4O.4
for the individual title in the
Smile run.
Without a Kennedy to an
chor them. the Spartans, who
won the Big Ten title last week,
had their troubles. In 1855 and
1856 Henry Kennedy won it
for Michigan State. And for
the past three years his kid
brother, Crawford, captured
the event.
Chick Werner's Nittany Lions
placed their first three men
among the first 10 and that
did it. Army was second while
Michigan State finished third.
Misati (Steve) Machooka of
Cornell, by way of Nairobi
Kenya, won the 3-mile fresh
man run in 15:24.9. Manhat-
tan won the frosh team cham
pionship with So points, fol-
lowed by Fordham with 80.
The first 10 finishes and
their times:
Bob Lowe, Brown, 25:4O.4: Larrie
Sweet. Alfred, $3.50: Gerald Young,
Michigan State, 1888: Bill Backrach,
Yale. 26:Ol; Bill Reynolds. Michigan
State. s6:06: Bob Mack, Yale. 26:1O:
Lynn Bender, Army, 26:13; Herman
Weber. Penn State. 26:15: Gerald
Norman. Penn State. 26:e1: Steve
Moorhead. Penn State. 1928.
Team Scores:
Penn State 70, Army 119, Michigan
State 1870, Manhattan 1873, Yale
cal, yillanova "56. Notre Dame $50,
Cornell 265. St. Johns 214. Brown
@is. Fordham 300, Penn 3c9. syra-
euse 329. Massachusetts,. 347. St.
;Ioseph's tPaD .367, Lasalle 374.
West Chester tPe.j 434. Rutgers 491
ssefSn,Ias ssston Han es24. Rhode Island ss7'
Evening star., 1960-11-15
Edmonton Ties
Final PIoyoffs

WINNIPEG. Nov. IS (Ap)
Edmonton Esktm o 9
scored the only touchdown of
the game and concentrated on
ball control to defeat the
Winnipeg Blue Bombers. 1915,
last night and tie the best-of-
three Western lnterprovincial
Football Union final playof7 at
one game each.
The deciding game will be
played here Saturday.
Quarterback Jackie Parker
scored the only touchdown in
the second quarter, romping
around end for i6 yards.
Evening star., 1960-11-15
Snead Regains
Passing Lead
From Gabriel

GREENSBORO. N. C., Nov.
Is (AP).-Norman Snead, Wake
Forest quarterback. has re-
gained the passing lead and is
closing in on North Carolina
States Roman Gabriel in their
season. long Atlantic Coast Con-
ference football total of1ense
duel.
Gabriel erased Snead's record
for passes completed \ week
earlier in their head-to.head
battle as North Carolina State
edged Wake Forest. but Snead
had . good day despite his
teams loss to Duke last Sat.
urday TO win back the lead in
that department and replace
Gabriel as the record holder.
The Wake Forest senior from
Warwick, Va, hit IS passes for
236 yards against Duke to raise
his eight-game total to 95 COM
pletions, 1927 yards and eight
touchdown passes.
Two Games 10 Go
Gabriel completed seven
against Arizona State to bring
his total to 81 for i,064 yards
and seven touchdowns in nine
games. He closes his season
this week at South Carolina.
Snead has two games left, at
Louisiana State this week and
at South Carolina next week.
Gabriel, thanks to his one.
game edge. leads Snead in tota!
yardage gained, 1,243 to I,21i.
Snead's average per game Is
1914 yards to 1881 for Gabriel.
ACC Service Bureau figures
show Gabriel only 122 yards
short Of Snead's total offense
record Of 1855 yards. T..
Leggett Tops Rushers
Mark Leggett, Duke sopho-
more halfback, continues as
the rushing leader with so
yards. averaging 5.3 per carry.
Runnerup Fred Shepherd Of
Virginia has 1896 yards at a ~
average in seven games to
eight for Leggett.
The total offenSe leaders.
Evening star., 1960-11-15
Dale Betty Is Revising
Terps' Grid Records

halfback from Madison, Pa,
who carried the ball only once
last season, has set a Maryland
record for kickoff return yard
age with 288 yards. That's "a
yards better than Howie Dare's
264 yards in 1857.
Big Boost Last Saturday
Condie made if0 Of the 288
last Saturday against North
Carolina. He had a 90-yard
kickoff return Tor a touch.
down. Dennis is only one shy
of Bob Shemonski's record Of
10 kickoff returns in o season.
Condie has taken nine, with q
game to go.
The only new record the
Terps may not want to boast
about this year is that they
have given UP 1877 first downs
to opponents. This Is seven
short Of the record I64 given
up by last years team.
NOTES - Virginia has lost
seven straight this year, and
25 In a row for three seasons,
but the Cavaliers have several
players with respectable indi-
vidual records. Fullback Fred
Shepherd has gained 396 yards
in seven games. compared to
294 by Pat Drass. Maryland's
leading ball carrier, in nine
games. Shepherd Is an all.
conference candidate.
The Cavaliers leading re.
ceiver. Joe Kehoe, has caught
81 passes in seven games. COM
pared to % in nine games for
the Terps' Gary Collins. T..
Virginia. which started a week
later than most Atlantic Coast
Conference schools and had an
open date, must also play
North Carolina and South Car
olina besides the Terps.
The Maryland-North Caro-
lima game last Saturday wasn't
the only one involving ACC
teams with unique happenings.
Two South Carolina backs were
in motion-in opposite direc.
tions-on the same play in the
Clemson game and ran into
each other. Result-a i5-yard
penalty.
And Arizona States winning
field goal against North Caro-
lima State was set up when q
N. c. State player complained
to an official that he was being
held on every play. The ON
cial penalized N. C. State IS
yards for unsportsmanlike con-
duct.
Evening star., 1960-11-15
BY MERRELL WHITTLESEY
Star Stan Writer

Dale Betty is going to have a
hand in four Maryland football
records providing the slick
quarterback has a fair day
against Virginia Saturday after
noon in Charlottesville.
Betty already has set a new
school record for passes COM
pleted in o single season, SO. 1t
surpassed the record 66 Tommy
Mont, the former Terps' coach,
set in nine games during 1912.
Also, Betty's current per-
centage Of SIG from SO compile
tions in 112 attempts is far
above Vic Turyn's mark OF .542
when Turyn completed 80 out
Of 81 on the 1947 team.
Nearing Team Record
Betty and Richie Novak, plus
a couple Of passes completed by
the halfbacks. are only II be-
hind the team record Of 1O3
compilations in a single season
set by the 1858 team, The
Terps' passers have completed
90 to date ess'
And Maryland's percentage
OF compilations, .56s. is consid-
erably higher than the .529 OF
the 1912 team. The Terps fig-
ure to finish strong in this de-
partment because Virginia's
pass defense has been woefully
weak throughout the season.
Dennis Condie, the junior
Evening star., 1960-11-15
YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
Question
BY FOREST EVASHEVSKI
Iowa Football Coach

It's Oregon I, Oregon State
s, with so seconds to 60. Ore
gon RECEIVERS a tumble on
Oregon States it-yard line
You, the Oregon quarterback,
take the ball on a sneak play,
and suddenly see three posi-.
bilities:
l. You can run for a touch-
down, since an unexpected
hole has opened all the way
to the goal.
2. You can pass TO an end,
completely clear out in fiat,
with open path to goal.
3. You can freeze BAH with
sneaks until the gun. taking
only the chance Of fumblinK.
What should you do?
tAnswer on Page A-22)
Evening star., 1960-11-15

Tefps, had to drop out about
halfway around.
Forty Of the 81 starters
finished. Other team scores
behind the first three were
North Carolina State, i20, and
Virginia, la. with Clemson,
South Carolina and Wake
Forest not getting enough
finishers (fiye) to figure.
individual summaries.
Evening star., 1960-11-15
Soccer Match Slated

The Montgomery Blair High
School soccer team. unbeaten
this season, will play an alumni
team at $3.50 pm. Thursday at
Blair.
Evening star., 1960-11-15

the conference record OF 10
set by Crest Prockview of Vir-
ginia in 1858.
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