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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-27
Sooners Top Cowboys,
Players Fight Near End

touchdown with 3:39 left in
the first quarter.
The Sooners. demonstrating
"a solid defense, didn't let Ok
lahoma State past the Okla
homa 42-yard line in the OPEN
ing half. And they added a
touchdown at the start of the
third quarter to pad their mar
gin to 14-0.
It took Is plays to cover 76
yards for the second Oklahoma
score, with Cornell blasting
through from the three.
Oklahoma State scored its
touchdown early in the final
quarter. The Cowboys went 80
yards in Is plays and Fullback
Jim billiard dived over from
the one.
The Sooners retaliated late
In the final period, using a
pass interception by Tackle
Tom Cox to get good field goal
position. Fullback Ronnie Hart
line came in to get the three
points on a 24-yard kick.
Oklahoma wound up its sea-
son SOL. Oklahoma State is
81 for the year.
oKLAHoMA .u.-7 9 Z 3-17
OKLAHOMA STATE 0 0 g.
oklahoma-ssndersfi s., run (Mil-
stead, kick).
Oklahoma-Cornell 8, run (Milstead
kick).
Oklahoma state-Dillard /, run (run
failed).
Oklahoma-FG, maritime "a.
Attendance-34,00 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-27

SALTWATER, Okla, Nov.
26 (AP).-Oklahoma's Sooners
atoned somewhat for their
worst football season under
Coach Bud Wilkinson by beat
ing traditional rival Oklahoma
State, It's. today.
The 55th renewal of the in
trastate feud had all of the
dramatics Of past games, wind
ing up in a f1st-swinging ex-
hibition by the players with
only a few minutes to play.
Peace was restored by police
and school officials.
Oklahoma proved from the
outset that it was the superior
team, scoring its first touch
down in a 67-yard drive in 10
plays. Second-string Quarter
back Bob Cornell, playing his
final game for the Sooners and
one of his best, provided the
key play with a 27-yard run.
Jimmy Carpenter, the No. /
quarterback, connected on a
13-yard pass to Halfback Billy
Meacham. This carried to the
5-yard line and Melvin
Sandersfeld swept in for the
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Terps Open
81 Schedule
With SMU

Maryland will kick off its
1861 football campaign against
SMU in the Cotton Bowl at
Dallas. Tex, next Septem-
Der %.
SMU, one of three new teams
appearing on the Terps' sched-
ule, replaces West Virginia.
Syracuse returns to the sched-
ule and the Air Force Academy
joins SMU as first time Mary
land opponents.
Dropped from the card after
this season were Texas and
Duke, in addition to West Vir-
ginia.
Penn State. which returned
to the schedule in 1860 after
several years layoff, is listed as
a Maryland opponent again in
1861.
The schedule, announced
yesterday by Athletic Director
Bill Cobey, lists five games at
home and five games on the
road. Six Of the contests will
pit Maryland against other
teams in the Atlantic Coast
Conference.
The schedule:
September 20, SMU at Dallas; 80,
at Clemson.
October Z. Syracuse; IA, North Ca
rolina: 21, Air Force Academy at
Denver; 20, at South Carolina.
November 4, Penn State: IL, at
North Carolina State; Is, Wake
Forest: 20, Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-27
SHOES SLOW UP
HAWAIIAN TEAM

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov.
Is (AP).-It was so muddy
today after the rain that
Hawaii's kid football team,
the Kaimuki Bulldogs. had
to wear shoes--so they lost
the game, 1875.
The Islanders punter
took on his shoes when
called upon to boot the
ball, but his teammates
wore theirs - and were.
caught fiat-footed by the
Les Vogels with one So
yard run to- a touchdown
and an 85-yard pass-run
to another.
John Shiraka, shoes and
all. sloshed two yards to
q fourth-quarter score for
Hawaii in the fourth quar-
ter, ending q 70-yard
march.
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IRISH
Continued From Page FL

Continued From Page FL
dropped the ball and the gun
sounded.
Forbidding clouds all morn
ing, and rain that burst loose
an hour before the game. held
the attendance far under the
anticipated $4,000 or more.
The contest closed out q dis
NAL season for both teams.
Southern Cal ended with a As
record and Notre Danes 2-8
matched its previous poorest
year, 1856.
Lamonica engineered the two
touchdowns, scoring one him
self. In 10 carries on a sloppy
field he gained So yards, many
of them on roll-outs In crucial
situations.
Notre Dame had to punt only
twice and Lamonica averaged
IS yards with both Of them. He
also intercepted a pass and re-
turned it 10 yards to start the
Fighting Irish of on q touch
down march.
Angelo Babiero and Bill
Ahern were the workhorses Of
the opening drive, with La
monica's 16-yard rollout a key
blast.
The Trojans held and Joe
Perkowski kicked the field goal.
NoTRE DAME 10 2 O Or
soUTHERN cAL - % o o q .
Notre Dame-FG. Perkowski. 81.
Notre Dame-Lamontca /. run per
No.Ss Pans9scarpitto o. run tperkow-
|. ski kick).
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KiImer Directs UCLA
To Victory Over Utah

SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 26
(AP).-Tailback Bill Kilmer, a
single-wing wizard, dazzled
Utah with his change of pace
running and directed the UCLA
Bruins to a 1879 victory today.
The 187-pound senior ran
for one touchdown. passed for
another. and set up a field
goal.
The Utes. however, threat
ened to the end on the running
and passing Of Quarterback
Terry Nofsinger and Halfbacks
Gordy Lee and Stan Uyeshiro.
The victory was UCLA's sixth
against two losses and q tie
this season. Utah finished TO.
Kilmer directed the Bruins
to their first score In IL plays,
after UCLA received the kick
of. Kilmer picked up so yards
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kuhorich Hints Return
As Notre Dame Coach
LOS ANGEI las. NOV. 26 {

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 26 (AP)
Happy Notre Dame football
players carried Coach Joe
Kuharich off the handkerchief
field in Memorial Coliseum to-
day after the Irish defeated
Southern California, ITO.
Later, in the dressing room,
there was no indication what
soever that the popular Kuha-
rich would retire as boss of
Notre Danes football team.
will you be back next
year?" the coach was asked.
what makes you think ]
won't?" countered big Joe, and
he added, 81 told some writer's
a couple Of weeks ago I could
not understand why there was
so much conjecture"
Notre Dame ended its season
with a disappointing % rec
ord, the same mark Terry
Brennan had at South Bend
in 1856.
Before the game, Athletic
Director Edward w. (Moosel
Krause discounted any rumors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-27

the coach might be through. He
did not 60 into detail but noted
no school can rebuild a top
football dynasty overnight.
Kuharich finished his second
year at his alma mater today.
Left Guard Myron Pottios
was awarded the game ball.
John Mckay, Southern Cali
fornia's coach, said that at no
time did he or the Trojans
underestimate Notre Dame
despite its eight losses coming
into this game.
Mckay did not use the
muddy turf as an alibi but
pointed out that the Trojans
are not noted for speed and
the condition of the field was
an added handicap.
Mckay singled out Bill
Nielsen, his sophomore quarter
back for outstanding play.
Both coaches lauded. the per-
Torrance Of Daryle Lamonica.
the hish's sophomore quarter
back. the games outstanding
player.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-27
CeIfics Defeat
Mats. 1910,
For 7thin Row

BOSTON. Nov. 26 (AP). -
The Boston Celtics turned on
the steam when needed, and
wrapped up q comparatively
easy l29-110 triumph today
over the Syracuse Nationals.
Asmall Boston Garden crowd
Of 2,190 watched the Celtics
register their seventh consecu-
tive triumph in q nationally
televised game.
It was the fourth straight
loss for Syracuse which has
won only one Of seven road
games.
The victory solicited Bos-
tons hold on first place In the
NBA,s Eastern Division.
The Celtics, somewhat care
less in their shooting, took over
the lead 9-8 after four and one
half minutes on a 30-foot pop
by Bob Cousy.
From then on, there wasn't
much question of the outcome.
Syracuse's Dick Barnett, a
fancy lefthander, began to hit
after the Celtics had a COM
Portable lead and wound up top
point man with IS, S more than
BoSton'S Tommy Heinsohn,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-27
Chargers Seek
To Widen Gap
Over Oakland
By the Associated Press

The hard-pressed Los Angeles
Charges. battling for the West
ern Division title and a shot
at the Houston Oilers in the
American Football Leagues in
augural championships playoff.
get an opportunity to gain
ground today against the Oak
land Raiders.
The Los Angeles Oakland
clash between the 1-2 teams in
the Western sector highlights
the days two-game program
with Buffalo at Denver round
ing out the schedule.
Houston began the weekend
slate by clinching at least a tie
for the Eastern title by beating
the runner-up Boston Patriots,
24-10, Friday night before q
sellout crowd Of 27,123.
The Chargers, sporting a GA
record compared to Houston's
SIS. meet an improving Raider
outfit that has reached the 500
mark with q SIS standard and
is only one game behind the
leaders.
The Los Angeles offense re-
wolves around the passing OF
Quarterback Jackie Kemp, and
the forceful rushes of veteran
HOWE Ferguson. But the de-
fensive unit Is the mainstay,
holding opponents to an aver
age Of only 1884 yards gained
a game.
A fiashy backfeld corps, with
breakaway runners Jack Lar.
scheid, Tony Teresa and Jet
stream Smith. along with the
passing of Tom Flores, has
made the Raiders the No. 2 Of
fensive team in the league.
The Denver-Buffalo contest
matches the Broncos' top pass
ing combination of Frank Trip
ucka to Jim Taylor against the
leagues top pass defense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-27
Luncheon Greets
New Team Here

The Touchdown Club will
welc o m e Washington's new
baseball organization at a
luncheon tomorrow at the club
quarters. 1414 I'street NV.
Principal guest will be Gen.
Elwood (Pete) Quesada, head
Of the group which has been
awarded the Washington fran
chise by the American League.
Quesada's associates have
been invited to join him at the
head table. They are Floyd
Akers. George M. Bunker and
George A. Garrett.
Manager Mickey Vernon and
General Manager Ed Doherty
win be in Louisville, KY, for
the minor league meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-27
Irish Derby Purse
Reaches $4,000

DUBLIN, Nov. 26 (AP).-The
Irish Derby of 1862 has become
one Of the worlds richest
horse races-with $168,000 at
stake.
Reason for the upsurge in
interest: The Irish Sweep
stakes will be based on it.
And the Sweeps organizers have
given $4,000 toward the prize
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-27
Oregon U. Alumni
Form Grid Party

University of Oregon alumni
In this area are making up a
party to attend the Liberty
Bowl Game between Oregon
and Penn State December II
in Philadelphia. .
Harry Lester, Whitehall q
1878, is handling reservations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-27
STATISTICS

break open the scoring. The
airmen followed with another
touchdown and a 29-yard field
goal by Mike Rawlins before
Colorado q 12-point favorite,
got its touchdown in the last
two minutes.
A Spectacular Catch
A spectacular catch on the
! by End Gary Herson of a
39-yard throw by Quarterback
Gale Weidmer paved the way
for the Colorado score. Full
back Chuck Weiss plunged over
on the next play.
The teams battled even
through the scoreless first half.
The Air Forces biggest threat
in the first half died on Colo
radios 8 where the defenders
held for four downs.
Quinlan was the star in the
Falcons second touchdown
drive. He shot through guard
on q 56-yard jaunt that car
ried to Colorado's SO. Nine
plays later he vaulted over a
pile Of players to score from
a yard out.
Gamble Fails
Colorado, desperately trying
to get into the scoring column,
unsuccessfully passed on their
own 40 on fourth down with
8. to 60 to set UP the Air Force
field goal.
Seven plays later the Falcons
had reached only to the Buff
falo's %. Rawlins, who had
missed his first placement after
a touchdown of the season on
the Air Force second touch
down, booted a perfect field
goal from the 90 with 3:11 left.
c 6tE aSHS5 S 9 : IA
Air Force = Quinlan 90, punt return
Air Force-ouinlan /, plunge (kick
Air Force-Field goal, Rawlins %.
Colorado-Weiss l. plunge (pass failed).
Attendance. 39,14O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-27

in the drive that carried to
the Utah 8. On fourth down,
Ivory Jones booted a 19-yard
field goal.
UCLA marched SO yards for
q touchdown q few minutes
later with Kilmer running for
80 yards and passing for SO,
including the 7-yard touch
down strike to End Don VIENNA.
The Redskins came back in
the second quarter and
marched 81 yards to the UCLA
S. Several running plays failed
and End Gary Chestang kicked
a 22-yard field goal.
Utah drove rs yards in the
third period for its only touch
down with Nofsinger carrying
1T over from the 2. A 42-yard
dash down the sidelines by
Uyeshiro to the l2 set up the
score.
A 53-yard KICKOFF return by
Gene Gaines put UCLA on the
Utah 4S and Kilmer ran the,
ball across in i've running
plays
rv<.v
UTAH ---------- o 3 6 %
ucLA-EG. Jones 10.
oCdhsAe . z, pass from Kilmer
gtah-FG. Chestang 20.
gIah-Noisinger ., run (kick blocked,
UCLA-kilmer 10, run (jones kicS}
Attendance. 1000. N-SN'.
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Rangers Coll Pair

NEW YORK, Nov. 26 (AP).
The New York Rangers
called up, two 19-year-old for
wards today from the Guelph
Club of the Ontario Hockey
Association. They are Rod Gil.
bert and Bob Cunningham.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-27
Holy Gross
Hands Eagles
1912 Defeat

NEWTON. Mass, Nov. 26
(AP)-Holy Cross young CRU
saders swept to two first-half
touchdowns. stood on a third
period Boston College drive and
beat the arch-rival Eagles. l6-
IL. today.
Pat Mccarthy. 19- year old
sophomore quarterback. ran for
one Holy Cross touchdown,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-27
Brothers Teams
To 7 unqIe on Mat

Two brother combinations
will battle it out on Thursday
nights wrestling program at
Capitol Arena which is fea-
tured by a bout between
Johnny Valentine and Buddy
Mature Boy) Rogers.
Red and Lou Bastien will
meet the rough Sharpe broth
ers, Mike and Ben. The
Shapes are undefeated since
they made their first appear
ance at Capitol Arena a month
ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-27
STATISTICS

passed Tor another and &C
counted for the winning two
point conversions.
Boston College had its big
period in the third. Trailing
1876 at the half, the Eagles
came back with q 65-yard drive
for a touchdown, almost all Of
1t on the ground.
Robotti Scores
The Eagles used II plays in
the march, most Of them short
gamers by Fullback Frank Ro-
botti. Robotti slammed over
from the 2. but the run for the
two-point conversion failed.
The Eagles didn't get another
first down the rest Of the warm,
sunny afternoon. Holy Cross
controlled the ball the rest of
the way and made the lead
stand up. :.
It was the 57th renewal of
the football rivalry Of the two
Jesuit institutions, and 1t broke
Boston Colleges two-year DOM
nation. Holy Cross closed with
q Ga record, while Boston Col
lege finished with a 3-5-l mark.
Mccarthy Gets Trophy
Mccarthy. a tall. cool young
ster who was a Boston College
fans in his prep school days,
directed drives Of 90 and So
yards for the Crusaders touch
downs and won the Edward J.
OMelia Trophy, presented an
nually to the outstanding player
in the game.
He passed % yards to sopho-
more Tom Hennessey for the
first touchdown and swept right
end on a rollout from the 3 for
the other. He passed to Hen
Messy for one two-point con-
version and to Martin Schara
for the other. -
In all. he completed is Of %
passes for PAT yards and ran
for So more.
HOLY CROSS -ss o O-16
BOSTON COLLEGE % 8 9 Ola
Holy Cross-Hennessey 90. pass from
Mccarthy tHennessey, pass from Nc
Carthy).
B. c.-Van Colt IL, run (pass failed).
pass from Mccarthy.
B. C;-Robotti 2. run (run failed.
Attendance-26,000.
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QuinIan PAGES
Falcons Over
Colorado, 16.6

BOULDER, Colo. Nov. 26
(AP) .-Halfback Mike Quin-
lan's S2-yard punt return for
q touchdown launched the Air
Force Academy to a 1876 VIC
tory today over Colorado.
Quinlan. the Falcon game
captain, made his touchdown
run in the third quarter to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-27
TODAY'S SPORTS
ON RADIO-N
Television

Television
Bowling
championship bowling,
WMAL-7, II am.
Tom Nugent Show
Maryland football highlights,
WTOP-9, / pm.
Football
Re dskins VS.. Steelers,
WTOP-9, 2 pm.
Buffalo VS.. Denver, WMAL-7,
$3.50 pm. y
Golf
Celebrity golf, WRC-4, SPIN.
Rudio
Football ...
Redskins VS.. Steelers, WTOP
2 pm.
Colts VS.. Forty Miners, VOL,
2 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-27

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 26
(AP). wilt .Camberain
scored Is points tonight as the
Philadelphia Warriors routed
the Cincinnati Royals, 138-108,
in the second game Of a Ma
tional Basketball Association
double-header..'
Richie Guerln scored IS
points in the opener to lead
New York to q 127-119 victory
over Detroit. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-27
HOCKEY SCORES

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Detroit, 8; Toronto, 3.
Montreal, 4; Chicago, 2.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland, 8; Buffalo, A.
Springfield, g; Hershey, 2.
EASTERN HAGUE
Charlotte. u; Phlladelphla, 8.
Clinton, g.: J0hnstown, 1.
Greensboro, q; Hadd0nfield, 2.
New York. B; New Haven, 2.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Fort Wsyne' D; Milwaukee, s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-27

Quarterback Da Lamona (3) of NOtre Dame hit
@ tack but not before he had picked IA yards and
first down in the second of
Coliseum The Trojan tackrs right Marlin McKeeyer
Haback Jim Bates and Quarterback Prukop ground
Nick BuOnicOn NOtre
led the Irish ITO victory in the rain break unprecedented
losing streak of eight straight games-AP WirephotO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-27

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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ROLLS ROYCE 1860 four-door
$12,o0o; sttcker price. $4,000;
under 1000 mi. with ayr. war.
ranty. FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921
Conn ave.
Evening star., 1960-08-26
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

v0LKsWAGENs 80 models; choice
Of colors, immediate delivery. as
low as y, ,o46-eash' trade ~ low
sun MOTORS
OPPOSITE ksnn.s "a. A1sIih 1.SiHh
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VOLKsWAGENs '60s, All models,
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avail. JACK GLLER, 1925 Conn.
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SAS1 Est. 1sss' rsf' lotn ana Pa, ave- Sc
vOLKswAGEN '5s, American EQUIP
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sun roof, Wv. tires. hint gray,
excel. cond,; 81 .495. Diplomat
leaving country. OIL. 6-2655.
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Evening star., 1960-08-26

gath and Penna Ave. NV.
Daily 80. Sat 9-6, sun. 1915
WILLYS '52 panel h-ton truck
good cond.; real clean: $3.50. "a
webster st. ne. apt. 101, LA. O.
Evening star., 1960-08-26
1860
STATION WAGON
$1,595 2

FULL PRICE
4 .doof plus rear loading door. full
5-passenRer capacity and luggage
Space fold down rear seat givel
3S-cubic foot loading space. New
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Evening star., 1960-08-26

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Evening star., 1960-08-26
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

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$500 Wisconsin NV. EX. 3-4sOO
VAuXHALL 1860 4-door; $500;
Sticker price $1,000. new car,
FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921 Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1960-08-26

stieker price $1,000. new car.
FLOOD PONTIAC, 4221 Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1960-08-26

WILLYs '58 2-door hardtop; S395
TOMS CHEVROLET, Ca. ave. and
University blvd. Wheaton, Nd
Open Sunday. LO. 5-0013, LO
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-04-07

June, 1880 and most recently
was promoted to his present
rank last May.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-04-07
Broken Line
Interrupts
Gas Seruice

Residents of Midvale pl.,
Wheaton, were without heating
or cooking gas for several
hours last Friday morning
when a ditch-digging machine
ruptured a high pressure two
inch gas main on University
blvd. next to Wheaton Plaza.
The machine belongs to the
D. A. Foster Contracting Co. Of
Merryville, Va, and was driven
by Willie Bushing, according
to members of the Kensington
Volunteer Fire Department.
The department was called
to extinguish a gas fire that
started as the small line was
broken. The digging machine,
In turn burst into flames. Bush
ing was not injured.
A bulldozer hauled the blaz.
ing digger away from the gas
main but not before 1t sus-
tanned about $500 damage,
firemen said. Both machines
were digging a trench for a
new, larger gas line.