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HOUSES FURNISHED
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BETHESDA-Near NH and Naval
Hosp 3 bedrms., bSmt., fenced
yard, near schools. Sl65 mo.
ia, S-O426.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c. = Det. A.
bedrm. house. close to schools,
transp.. shops; $3.50 on lease. Cali
362-2l3I.
CHEVY CHASE, n. C.-Three-year-
oil brick Colonial: 4 bedrms., .
baths on End floor: lst floor Den,
Powder rn., porch, beautiful mod
srn family kit.. bsmt.. rec. rm..
Esrace; avail Sept IS for one
year at S325 mo. A. c. BOUGH-
TON g. son. INC. DI. 7-9O57.
CLINTON, MD.-New rambler; 4
May. Sl4O mo. CY. 7-TaS5.
conn. AVE. ESTATE = 3-bedrm.
rambler: finished rec. rm.. fenced
yard; public and parochisl schools
all-elee. kit: shuttle bus; $3.50 mo
JU. S-394S.
DEALE. MD. Windsor ave- bed.
rms. shower. hot and cold running
water. nice liv. rm. End kit, oil
heat; water priv: so mo. Dial
307-S67-S251.
GEORGETOWN = Charming small
house in unique setting. > hedrms
patio. firepl., air cond. Suitable
couple or > girls. $3.50 mo. FE
1880.
NTDDLEBURG. va. As miles from
D. Civ. rm.. firepl.. din. rm.
elec. kit. 2 bedrms.. . baths. ga.
raFe: new 1890: nice fenced yard
patio. Call MIDDLEBURG. Mur.
ray 1-6l75. or D. c.. DU. T-4152
NAVY ADMIRAL OVERSEAS will
rent home furnished; min. PEN
taeon. $3.50 mo, JA. S-53S3.
NEARBY MD.-Mod. det. 3 bed
rms, din. nm. rec. rm.. 3 firepls.
oil ht., gar; $3.50 mo. Will sell.
211-6752. 90
n. ARL.-White brick rambler: lge.
liv. rm., firepl.. , bedrms., scr.
porch, garb. disp.. dishwaSher,
storm windows, gas heat: $3.50
mo. plus utils. ia. 2-64O9.
ROCK CREEK PIX. MD.-3 bedrms
. baths, rec. rm., gar, garden
den: S265. OIL 6-ll3l, SUBUR-
BAN HOME RLTY.
TAKOMA PARK bedrms., den.
bsmt., auto. washer. trees, lge. yd..
cool: blk. bus; SIPS, AP. 7-l60q
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FALLS CHURCH-Cape Cod; 3 bed
rms, > baths. liv. rm., din. rm
kit, fenced yard; Sl40 mo. ll2s
Aronow drive. VII. 6-l69l.
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7 H E
ELISE
SOS NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
De Luxe, Air-Cond. Bldg.
EFFICIENCY
/ BEDROOM
NO PETS
RES. MGR, FE. 3-7711
GELMAN CO., MANAGEMENT

UPPER GA. AVE.-Idesl for NegrC
dentist, professional 70 combine
office with living quarters 4
bedrmS., > baths. After pm
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] BEDRM. APT. Newly decorated
modern kitchen and bath, avail
able Immediately. Convenient Il
Government Printing Office. P. o.
and Post Office and Union Sta.
tion, HU. 3-50le.
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Wy CHASE, n. C.-Three-year-

MAY. Gltu Hnu. ~ f-tHNsl.
CONN. AVE. ESTATE = 3-bedrm.
rambler: finished rec. rm.. fenced
yard; public and parochial schools
all-elee. kit. shuttle bus; $3.50 mo
III G-2nAG
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ARL. So, 5000 I1th ST bed
rms. rec. rm and patio, suitable
for sdults open ! 10 5. sat
and Sun; left off Columbia pike
onto Frederick st, right on South
11th
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HOUSES For sALE-S.E.

HEIGHTS, 7S4 Upsai
ST. s.e.-Modern 3-bedrm., brick
home nr. school, transp. and shop
ping, full bsmt., "a baths. FHA
terms; $3.50 dn. and pymts. like
rent. Open Sun. l to 3 pm. For
full details call Mr.. Sprinkle,
NEWCOMB-JONES REALTY. INC.
10. 2-O400; ewes. and Suns. 10. l.
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BOXLEY MoVERS-6 rms, $50 up.
Padded vans. local or long dis
tance. Careful men. AID. 2-SS22.
CAMPBELL'S MOVING SERV. for
safe moving at low rates. house
hold and ofc. furn., quick pickup
and del. FE. $500.
EDELMAN MOVING, STORAGE.
| VIII accept surplus furniture as
| part payment on your moving,
storage; reaS. rates. IA. 9-2937
HILL MoVERS-PACKERS UCC)
SP 3-O666. LU l-a500: short no.
tlce. Home, apt, ofc. Del serv. too
LIGHT HAULING, local moving
| beaches a speciality. s. L. NOR
RIS, rU. 2-1l50 or TU. @-S902
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage in
separate rooms. expert packing
Phone NO 1-0l04. UNION STOR-
GE CO., INC. Est. 1906.
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COOPERATIVE APIS.


ADAMS MILL RD. N.W.-1 -oedrm.
maintenance. owner desires i'm
med. sale. LINKINS CO, FE. s.
1856; ewes. and Sun, EN-. 3-4764.
CAVANAUGH COURTS, 1875 18th
st. NV. Apt. 305-b.r., In
modern kitchen. Reas. See OWN
Err, NO. i-S55i.
NICE ELECTION OF APT. HOMES
in h-sought-sfter buildings
Effic. to be6rms. Priced from
$500 to $4,000. Some with
small down payments as low as
$500. What are your needs Call
MISS SPENCER, CHEVY CHASE
REALTY, EN-. 3-1S0O; ewes. and
Sun, NO. 7-S2SS.
1853 ONTARIO PD. N.W.-Liv
rm., din. rm lse. bedrm. Con-
tact owner. CO 5-0S0O.
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APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

NV. SECTION PREF.-Two-bed- =
rm. unfurn. apt: pvt. bath; ap-
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l4th. a most conv. loc. .)-Lee.
arm. kit. .-and- bath apt on End
floor lover drugstorel com.
pletelv redec.: heat and hot water
iurn.: rent. $500. L. z. BREU-
NINGER Il SON. INC. Ma.
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FAIRFAX
VILLAGE
APARTMENTS
PENNA AVE 6 F.

Tor Of the hill at MARYLAND line
utes ~ bus; Rarden apis. in park
like setting Call Lu 2-S2S5
Office 200l 3Sth st. sc. OPEN
Mon Fri. 9 am. to pm; Sat
Gam to 4 pm, Sun | pm. tc
4 o n. Alsn furnished anartments
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHEn
IcohrIhUEp)

FALLS CHURCH-Cape Cod; 3 bed .
rms, ; baths, liv. rm., din. rm.,
kit, fenced yard; Sl40 mo. 1l22
Aronow drive. WI. 6-l69l.
FALLS CHURCH-Air-cond., 3-br.
brick rambler with paneled rec.
rm.. den and 2nd bath in fin.
bsmt. JE. 3-3433.
FALLS CHURCH, close to Lee high
way and stores - Attractive 4 =
bedroom home on attractive lot
with trees, available now at Sl40.
". sEAY COMPANY. Realtors. Sif iis !?
West Broad street. Falls Church.
Virginia.
FOGGY BOTTOM, 261O L st. NV.
-Semidet.: > bedrms., .ear patio,
washer-drier, parking. FE. 3-95l4.
FORESTVILLE AREA. $3.50 Ritchie
rd;-Brk., 4-b.r, Cape Cod; scr.
pch.. full bsmt.; Sl2O. RE. 5-6407.
FOX HUNT AREA = Gentleman's
estate. near Manor Country Club,
Main house: Stone rambler. cathe-
util. rm. Guest house: Liv. rm..
bedrm.. kit. u baths. Gear gar !,
facilities for riding: beautiful
ground: ideal for entertaining
$500. HOWARD r. SCHAFER,
OIL. 2-544l.
FRIENDLY, MD bedrms.. bsmt.,
oil heat, Call 3Ol-Clearbrook
a-2395,
FIT. BELVOIR AREA, Springfield
Woods-3-bedrm. 2-bath, brick
and-frame rambler. LarEe kit, din.
area with sliding glass doors to
fenced yard. S145. WE. 1-0327.
FULTON ST. NV, 1906
4 bedrms., > baths, liv. room, din.
room, kit, pantry, sun porch and
powder rm. Full bsmt.. built-ip
garage. Beautiful yard. $3.50 pet
mo. See Mr.. GanZert, 3S05 Fulton
for inspection.
HENRY j. ROBB, INC.
1924 Vermont Ave. NV.
DI. 7-SI4l FE. S-54l3
GEORGETOWN-Finest street; liv.
rm., din. rm., 5 bedrms., 3 baths; +;
redec.: avail. Oct. /; S325. No
agents. EN-. 2-S641.
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1866 PARK RID. N.W.-l rm.. kit.
and bath. Phone JU. S-4675 OF
ia. q-6Sl3.
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incl. all utils. Avail. Oct. l. Con-
tact Mrs. Chadwick, 10. l-5704
1924 CORCoRAN ST. NV. 3rd
fir. apt, . rms, kit. and bath;
all utils. incl. Only S6q.5O mo.
Call Mr.. Neumann, MA. S-6700.
Q BEDRMS.. liv. rm., kit. and
bath. 10. 1-3I2O.
500 9th ST. Sc. Apt. 5-Liv. rm.,
j. LEE DONNELLY a. son. INC,
REALTORS MA. S-33l6
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BARNABY WOODS bedrms,, 2
baths, rec. rrn., scr. porch, 1915
send II. NV.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ARLINGTON, Country Club Hills
Want 4-bedrm. house, pvt. party.
-TE. 6-4400. Ext. AZ.
EXCELLENT CARE assured on
short-term rental Of "a bedrm
furnished home or apartment. St.
Adams School-Chevy Chase Club
areas preferred. S200-S3 per
month. Call Middleburg. Va, MU
1-243l any time week ends latter
8 wkdaysD or write Box 2S5, Mid
dleburg, Va.
LANHAM- -RIVERDALE-2 bedrms.
utilities included, furnished op-
tional. Call UN. 4-e422.
REFINED FAMILY would like 10
rent unfurn. g. or 4-bedrm. house
in D. c. VIII lease for years.
sS2-6439
SILVER SPRING AREA-Listed in
the morning, rented in the after
noon. Call JU. 7-71S7.
BEERS BROS.
WE HAVE immed. need for seYera'
ga bedrm. homes in Mont. Co
for incoming top Government and
civilian personnel. Let US man.
aee you house while you arr
absent PROFESSIONAL SERVICE
many years experience. KELLER
WOODMOOR. JU. 9-5555.
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1920 IOWA AVE. N.W.-Newly dec
2-bedrm. apt, all utils. incl. Cal
Mr.. KHIEL, RA. A-2hlS
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GFnRGFrnWN

DEALE. MD. windsor ave bed.
rms. shower. hot and cold running
water. nice liv. rm. End kit, oil
heat: water priv: so mo. Dial
3ul-SR@ -SoSI
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MODERN
NORTHWOOD GARDENS

4e41 NORTH CAPITOL ST.
Bus at door; ! bedrm.. SS2 80; .
be6rms S92 so up, utils incl. Res
mgr, Mrs. Frsncella. LA 9-4656
GELMAN CO. MANAGEMENT
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HOUSES UNFURMISHED

ALEX; Warwick village-3 bed
rms. dryer, garbage disposal,
conv to everythins, Sis per mo.
JE, 4-56S4.
ALEXANDRIA. -bedrm.
Cape Cod: liv. rm.. din. ell, den.
n baths, kit, refgr., stove. gar
baRe disp.. vent. fan: large fenced
yard with trees. patio and firepl.
Swimming pool membership avail
Conv. to everything. d. c. and
Pentagon bus at door; $3.50. SO.
5-a3S3.
ALEX. UBURBS-Nearly new de
luxe 3-bedrm., 2-bath brick ram
bier with rec. rm. and carport, on
lse wooded lot. for only Slh5, to
approved tenant. OF, $4,000:
MoNAHAN REALTY, $50 s. 23rd
ST, ARL.
ALEXANDRIA = Beautiful
Sparkling new 4-bedroom,
2h-bath brick Colonial near
Mt. Vernon Memorial hish-
way. Recreation room. Fire
place in living room, center
hall entrance. Ultramodern
kitchen. Only S225.
OTHERS S1H5 to S4OO
HICKS REALTY, INC.
KI. s-31ll OF. 4-6040
ALEX. MT. V. AREA = Small .
bedrm., espec. desirable for cou-
pie. no children. pets; under 500,
will partly furn. Appt., SO,
S-705s.
ALEX. - CHOICE RESIDENTIAL
AREA. Sale or rent. De luxe B.
bedroom, 2-bath split-!evel; large
family rm. and recreation rm.
2-car garage; under S35 900.
ELIJAH G. ARNOLD (Col., USA,
Ret.) Broker.
EN-. 3-4335, ia. 5-6454
ALEX, MO minis. Pentagon. mr..
schools, stores, churches, transp;
2-bedrm. duplex; attic; disposal
fenced yard for pets and children;
500: avail. Oct. XII. S-6S70.
ALEX.-3-bedrn., 1h-bath brick
dupleX. rec rm. vacant; only
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ALEX; Warwick Villaee-3 bed.
rms. dryer, garbage disposal
conv. to everything, Sis per mo
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235 MASS. AVE. N.E.-5 rms. kit
and bath, $3.50. Get key in Apt
at 233 Mass. ne. WASHINGTON
HOUSING CORP, a3l H st. NV.
Ma. S-4SlS.
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GEORGETOWN = Charming small
house in unique setting. ; hedrms.
patio. firepl., air cond. Suitable
couple or > girls. $3.50 mo. FE
1.2SSn
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APIS. UNFuRNIsRED-D. c

Mr.. CONN. AVE. 1889 27th St
dec Reas, See janitor or ST
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Cards Name GugIieImi
As No. | Quarterback

ST. LOUIS, Nov. / (AP).-
Ralph Guglielmi, a Washing
ton Redskins castoff, has dis
placed Sam Etcheverry, the
toast Of Canadian pro football
fans for 9 years, as the No.
quarterback of the st. Louis
Cardinals.
Coach Pop Ivy made it Off
cial yesterday, but he added
the Cardinals have not given
up on Etcheverry and he could
regain the job at any time.
"The two quarterbacks are
on a par practically" Ivy said
"but we can't keep yo-yoing
our quarterbacks in and out be-
cause then they'll start press
ing in order to look good anc
we would have them trying fol-
the long bomb on every pass
$50 we will stay with Ralph
as long as he goes well.
IF he has a real bad TIM
out there then it becomes ;
different situation and Etche
very will be used without an,
qualms on our part"
Etcheverry, who starred TO
the Montreal Alouettes for
seasons before joining thl
Cardinals last winter, said thi
is the first time he had beer
forced to sit on the bench il
10 years as a pro.
He isn't happy about the sit,
uation, but he said:
What can one say? I'm il
top condition, my arm feel
great and I'm confident I car
Evening star., 1961-11-01

of Co-owner Del Webb of the Yankees but
leased out by the gentleman, tapped Mantle
and Whitley Ford for the come-on roles
instead
The popular rap against Maris is that
he is toneleSS but some baseball men even
wonder if Rog is an authentic hitter for a
major league outfielder. Jimmy Dykes, who
is not knocker, was talking at some length
about MariS during a visit to town last
week
THERE ARE SIX GUYS in the Yankee
lineup who can wreck you with the bat,
quoth the 1861 manager of the Cleveland
Indians, now Milwaukee coach. "Maris
is one, of course, but I'd rather pitch to him
than to Berra, Mantle, Howard, Blanchard
or Skowron.
"Maris has to hit pitchers mistake
into the seats. It's got to be fast ball or
slider (the latter "the worst pitch ever in
Vented') on the inside. Curve him, change
up on him and he's dead Mantle and
Berra, they'll hit home runs off a pitchers
best"
Dykes holds Berra in tremendous re-
Spect at the plate. "One day at Cleveland
we're in tight spot and first base is Open"
Jimmy remembered. 81 walked Berra to
pitch to Howard, who was leading the
league. Howard hit the ball past Johnny
Temple at second base and beat us and 1
caught hell
I'D do the same thing every day, walk
Berra and pitch to Howard. 1t should have
worked that day, too, but Temple can't
move any more. Another second baseman
makes the play and the inning is over"
DYKES WAS ASKED IF becoming a
Yankee was the big break for Maris, the
making OF him. Getting away from
Cleveland and going to Kansas City was
his big break" Jimmy said. "He couldn't
have played in Cleveland but when he was
traded to the Athletics he was stuck in the
lineup every day and Rog began to hit his
home runs"
The original question was amended to
come out: What if Maris had stayed with
Kansas City? Would he have hit as many
home runs as with the Yankees?
Il think So Dykes replied. "AS far as
making money is concerned Maris big
break came when the farm team sent him
up to the Yankees. But he would have hit
home runs in Kansas City"
Evening star., 1961-11-01
Maryland Players Warned
Of Slick Penn State Posser

George Washington Frosh Fri
day afternoon in Byrd Stadium
at 2:30. The Maryland Frosh
are unbeaten. Maryland S
varsity is seventh in the NCAA
statistics in forward passing
offenSe.
The Penn State team will
stay at the Motel Washington
ian in Gaithersburg. 1t will ar
rive Friday afternoon by bus.
:. Penn State leads Maryland,
TO, in this series that will con-
tinue for at least six more
years, uninterrupted. But the
teams did not meet from 1914
until last year, the era of
Maryland's finest teams. The
Terps have scored only three
times in the seven games.
Nineteen Of the Maryland
players are Pennsylvanians.
many of them from the Penn
State area. Penn State has
rolled up 1900 yards rushing in
six games to 800 for the Terps.
Maryland has a 919 to 778 yard
edge in passing. 81. Bob Nit
niger, the Penn State ALL
America end candidate, is rough
on quarter backs, Toomey
pointed out. He's fast and ag-
gressive and barrels in there
real quick.-WHITTLESEY,
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WXN LOSE OR DRAW
Moris| OH-Seoson Not Like the Babes
BY FRANCIS sTANN

EVEN IN THE F-SEASON the diff
ference between Roger MariS and Babe
Ruth presents a sharp contrast. The as
terisk home run champion played to empty
parks during five-day Home Run Circus
And he had Harmon Killebrew and Jim
Gentle as supporting cast.
In the late 1920s, when Ruth and Lou
Gehrig embarked on a similar tour, they
split something like $4,000, net. Ruth
used to play vaudeville houses, too, and
perpetrate an occasional movie.
He was horrible film actor, although
to watch some Of the oldies on the late, late
TV shows one now is inclined to look upon
Babes efforts more charitably. On the
vaudeville stage Ruth mainly batted cellu-
loid baseballS into the audience. Both were
profitable ventures.
Maris, the 162-game homer king, hasn't
exactly come away emptyhanded so far
this off-season. He was guaranteed $16,-
600 as against $4,000 each for Killebrew and
Gentle, who, incidentally, out-homered him
in the bush show. The disparity in guar
antees was in direct relationship to the diff
ference between Maris 81 homers and the
46 apiece hit by Kilebrew and Gentle
-
A NORTH CAROLINA OPERATIVE
who caught the Maris- GENTLE Killebrew
act, verified that the promoters took bath
How could they miss losing money!" he
asked. "The biggest crowd was 1900;
the others under 1000. The promoters
forgot to consider two things: first, people
simply have stopped going to minor league
parks and, secondly, Maris has no color,
no box-office appeal"
This was the Babes big edge over Maris
color. 1t was a show just watching him
devour a boxful of hot dogs. Another
drawback to Maris was his 269 batting
average last season. More than 40 other
American Leaguers outhit the fellow Ruth
had lifetime average of 342, including the
horrendous t290) season Of 1925, when he
was in the doghouse with Judge Lands and
the Yankees, fined $4,000 and hospitalized
for weeks with his celebrated stomach
ache"
OF the two sluggers, Mickey Mantle is
by far the more colorful, although he is no
Babe Ruth, either. Possibly this is why
Maris was omitted when the Hotel Sahara
in Las Vegas sought publicity gimmick
for its $4,000 pro-am golf tournament last
month. The Sahara, which is the property
Evening star., 1961-11-01
Stopping Bucks Ferguson
Gives Iowa Biggest Task
Howkeyes' Hopes
Lie in HoIting
Powerful Back
By the Associated Press

To say that Bob Ferguson,
Ohio State fullback, is UNI
stoppable may be a slight ex-
aggeration, but it is closer to
the truth than the Iowa Hawk
eyes would like to believe.
Iowa has to face the fifth
ranked Buckeyes Saturday in
a crucial Big Ten game that
earlier had the implications Of
a showdown for the conference
title and perhaps national
championship honors. But
Iowa was upset last week by
Purdue while Ferguson powered
the Buckeyes TO a 1921 vic
tory over Wisconsin.
So now the Hawkeyes, ranked
ninth nationally. get their turn
to- try and check the 2l6-pound
senior All-America from Troy,
Ohio. They might have more
luck stopping the other 10
Buckeyes at one turn.
Gained 124 Saturday
Last week against Wiscon-
sin, he gained 124 yards. get
ting 50 in seven carries on the
Buckeyes second touchdown
drive. Doing this type of yeo-
man work seems to be his spe-
cialty.
In the TT opening game tie
against Texas Christian, Fer
guson got IL yards in IA car
ries on the touchdown drive,
winding up with 1877 for the
game. He scored four times in
the 44-0 rout of Illinois, all
from within the 5-yard line,
and gained IS yards in all. In
the 100 victory over North
western, Ferguson wound up
with 157 of his teams 28S
rushing yards. setting up the
touchdown with a 21-yard run
and the field goal with a 80
yard gallop.
Last Saturday he got a nasty
wallop on the head and shared
the fullback duties with Dave
Katterhenrich. He still hasn't
worked out this week but is ex-
pected back today.
GOphers at Full Strength
Even with this in mind, Iowa
Scout Archie Kodros said that
Ferguson "again is the man to
concentrate on" Just how the
Hawkeyes plan to do it wasn't
revealed.
In that other crucial Big Ten
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handle the job when 1 get my
next chance"
The Cards are in fifth place
in the National Football
Leagues Eastern Division with
a ga record. They play Dallas
(4-3 Sunday.
The Cards managing direc-
tor, Walter Wolfner, took the
occasion to give Ivy a vote of
confidence.
Wolfner praised Ivy as a
great teacher" and said:
IF 7 didn't believe in the
coach he would have been fired
already. I've never heSitated
along those lines"
Ivy's contract expires this
year, his fourth as coach.
Evening star., 1961-11-01

jury. End Jim Kelly is out for
a couple Of weeks with a torn
hamstring muscle, and Fullback
Mike Lind won't face Navy be-
cause of a bad back.
Michigan Tackle John
Schopf, its best lineman, will
miss this weeks game against
Duke because of injuries while
a Purdue hospital case-Coach
Jack Molenkopf-was ready to
resume his duties today. He
had surgery at Mayo Clinic for
an intestinal ailment.
Soph Dan Henning became
William & Mary's No. l quar-
terback for its Southern Con-
ference game this week against
Davidson, while Halfback Mer-
ritt Norvell of Wisconsin re-
turns after 10 days on the
injury list.
Evening star., 1961-11-01

University of Detroit this week
Missouri, prepping for its key
Big Eight contest against Colo.
RADIO, lost Larry Nichols, its tor
pass receiver, for the season
He had been advised to droI
football because of evidence Of
organic heart disease. The
Tigers still are without Half
back Norm Beal.
Syracuse's veteran backfield
was reunited for its battle
against Pitt when co-captain
Dick Easterly returned at right
half after being injured three
weeks ago. Soph Quarterback
Tom O'Grady was elevated to
the No. l spot at Northwestern
for his work against Notre
Dame, while the Irish may have
lost Center Tom Hecomovich
for the season with a neck in
Evening star., 1961-11-01

clash Saturday, pittin g top
ranked Michigan State against
Minnesota, the latter will have
its top backfield intact now
that Bill Munsey has returned
to right halfback after being
injured. Michigan State still
isn't sure if Backs Gary Ball
man and Herman johnson will
be ready.
Missouri Loses Nichols
Army hit the injury doldrumS
when Joe Blackgrove, its speedy
halfback who can also take q
turn as a quarterback, was
idled by a sprained ankle. The
Cadets already have lost Dick
Eckert, No. / signal-caller, fol-
two weeks and will use sopt
Jim Beierschmitt against the
Evening star., 1961-11-01

Cole Field House ticket office
at Maryland will remain open
until 8 o'clock through Friday
night. Ticket Manager Eddie
Bean said the crowd would ex-
ceed $4,000, the biggest in
years in Byrd Stadium.
The Terp Frosh meet the
Evening star., 1961-11-01

Frank Toomey, the Maryland
coach assigned to scouting Penn
State, was saying that the Terps
haven't encountered anything
like the offensive fireworks that
the Nittany Lions will throw at
them in Maryland's Homecom-
ing game Saturday afternoon
in Byrd Stadium.
Galen Hall, the slick quarter
back who missed the two games
that Penn State lost this year.
has no respect for field position
when 1t comes to passing.
Toomey proved the point by
showing a film of the Syracuse
game, in which Hall passed
from his own 5-yard line.
That takes heart against a
team as rugged as Syracuse.
The Lions had stopped Syra-
cuse inches short Of the goal
line. A couple Of running plays
gained a yard or two each, and
Hall then passed for a first
down to get the ball out Of the
danger zone.
Dangerous Attack
Tommy said he hadn't seen
a quarterback who throws the
rollout pass better than the
senior quarterback. Hall had
8-for-S in the first half against
Syracuse.
And while Penn State lacks
an Ernie Davis, Toomey believes
it has a more dangerous attack
than the Orange. a team Penn
State beat. 14-0.
Syracuse gives you Davis to
the right and Davis to the left.
Toomey said. That's a tough
assignment for one man. Penn
State gives you Roger Kochman
to the right and Hal Powell to
the left, both very fast. And
both are saved primarily for
offense."
Powell also is the leading
pass receiver with 10 for 1893
yards and two touchdowns.
Kochman has gained 367 yards
rushing.
Both Teams Crippled
Penn States victory over
Syracuse found both teams
crippled. with Syracuse hurt
the worst. Asked which team
would win with all players in
top condition Toomey hedged.
1T would be a terrific ball
game" Frank said, I'D have
to toss a coin."
Don Jonas, Penn States
leading scorer with two touch
downs. eight extra points and
five field goals for 35 points.
was the starting right half. but
because of an injury he now is
used only for extra points and
field goals.
Toomey said Penn State has a
habit of concentrating on one
player in a grind-it-out drive.
Coach Tom Nugent of the
Terps added that they like to
Find a fish We have to make
sure we don't have any fish in
there" Nugent said.
NOTES-Penn State sold its
allotment of 5000 tickets and
called for more yesterday. The
Evening star., 1961-11-01
Redskins Lose
Junker to Army

End Steve Junker of the
Redskins today joined a trans
portation unit at Fort Eustis
Redskins Hardly Figure to Out Muscle
Gionts. Pose D.
Va. Junker had been a question
mark for acceptance because
of a knee injury.
Junker came to the Redskins
from Detroit before the season.
He had been troubled with the
knee and then reinjured it in
the Washington clubs opener
against San Francisco.