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SACRIFICE
$1,000
TTATnTn 106n

Beautiful center hall brick rambler
on magnificently Handicapped lot
with privacy and lge. shade trees;
3 twin bedrms., 8 full baths. lge.
1st fir. family rm.; rec. rm. IN
bsmt.: finished rm. on 2nd fir
DASHBOARD HOT-WATER HEAT;
2-car carport, tool shed. lge.
covered patio. many extras: drasti-
eally reduced to S32. 800. OWNER.
RANDOLPH HILS-3-bedrm. all
brick rambler on fenced lot. Ia
baths, rec. rm.. ldry. and utiI.
rm., eating space in kit, unNer
$17, 900. BY OWNER, WI. o-0537.
RANDOLPH HILLS, BY OWNER
An-brick 3-bedrm. rambler, lge.
liv. rm.. fireplace, 1 y baths, fin
tshed rec. rm., Anchor fenced,
storm doors, windows, patio, In
cludes carpets and drspes; ST.
800: lge. GI loan. WI. 6-6325.
REDUCED-8 bedrms., lHa-baths,
lge. individual din. rm., full bsmt. I:
wooded lot. Only S15,950, $500
down. S1l7 per month PAYS all.
EIsENACHER REALTY Lo. 4-5555
ROCK CREEK HIGHLANDS (off
Conn. spacious split-level. 8 yrs.
old; din. rm.. dinette in fine kit,
wide lot: low Sos s SAMUEL 1HSS; E. J.
BoGLEY Of MD, INC. OIL. 6-7s00
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BURNT MILLS HILLS

Lovely large level lot close to l acre
with beautiful pink and white dog
wood and flowers galore; fine brick
Colonial, 3 bedrooms and bath on
End, attractive living room, full
dining room, modern kitchen, den
rage; custom-built home in
prestige area; only S31, 500.
ROBERT Z. LOHR. INC.
REALTORS HE 4-4000
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ROSEMARY SCHOOL AREA-spa-
cious brick home in charming
area; lge. liv. rm., sep. din. rm.,
mod. kit, powder rm., 8 lge. bed
rms, 2 baths; full hsmt., maids
room. "a bath: attached garage;
reasonably priced. o. +. SMITH
& BROS. CO.. INC. OIL. 2-647S.
SILVER SPRNG-All-brick ram
bier, nr. Forest Glen and Ga. ave.
8 nice bedrms. and bath, fully
equip. kit, sep. din. rm., full
hsmt;. rec. rm;, bath, garage.
WOoDSIDE REALTY CO.. JU. g.
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BURNT MILLS AREA-Home and
office; 4 bedrms., 8 baths, very
large liv. nm, 40-ft. rec. rn. at
ground level, 2-car garage; "
GRAHAM CO, JU. b-6O1O.
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LIES II. LAMISON
@4314VAAAIKJ ~ V114F14kJO4N
Poolesville, Nd. WI. S-9223

or 30i-DI. e-3362
LOCUST HILLS-Custom rancher,
near NH; gorgeous wooded
grounds, 3 bedrms.. 2 baths. den,
big living room with open hearth,
king-sized dining room with
shaded screened porch Overlooking
cali Io. Ssosff, I5sf4 I'll RhsS ) pm '0OO'
SHANNON & LUCHS
MANOR COUNTRY CLUB-A truly
substantial brick home with slate
roof, copper spouting and full
bsmt., nestled on "a acre OF beau
tiful trees and shrubs: S26.950 to
approved purchaser. LLEWEILYN
CO, JU. S-6S00: WA. 3-1133.
MASS. AVE. AREA - Unusually
charming rambler on imposing
setting; 24-ft. liv. rm. with firepl.,
formal din. rm., completely equip
kit, 3 bedrms., 1 " baths, plenty
OF storage space, garage; immed
possession; $22, $50. KORZEN-
DORFER REALTOR, OIL. 4-S111
It'll 8.
MEADOWOOD-This glea ming
white, brick, 2-yr.-young rambler
has everything your heart de-
SREc. RIM. W/FfREPLAcF'
And a la-acre wooded, estate: truly
q home for the discriminating.
Call LO. 4-5500, or
c. paul hickman inc
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BRADLEY Blvd. EsTATE-FTRsT

BRADLEY BLVD. ESTATE-FIRST
OFFERING of sensational like
new 4-bedrm.. 3-bath brick ram
bier on y -acre lot on beautiful
dead-end street in heart OF this
area Of gorgeous homes; heated,
jalousied California room, out-of-
ground rec. rm. with fireplace,
2-car garage, large bedrm. and
full bath on lower level. Priced
in low sos. EN-. 2-S206. DIS
INC auac DA Q-1AOn
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Burnt MILLS MANOR-Gracious
living in this lovely brick split
level features lge. tree-shaded lot,
4 bedrn1s., 3 baths. liv. rm., din.
rni., carport. and many other
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KENSINCTON

hENS1NGION
ROCK CREEK PALISADES
Immae. 4-bedrm., 2-bath Cape Cod.
Beautiful Handicapped lot. Close to
all schools. Full bsrnt. with rec.
rm. area. New listing. Call today.
S21,750. Good terms.
F. w. BERENS, Realtor
Rockville Pike HA. 7-450O
KENSINGTON-S550 DIN. PYMT.
LESS THAN RENT. Dream home
for two. Lovely 2-bedrm. brick
rancher. Fully euuip. kit, dish
washer, plaster walls.
c. P. FLETCHER 10. 5-4677
LAYTONSVILLE-2 acres, brick
rambler, liy. rm.. firepl.. din. IT.,
spacious mod. kit, 3 bedrms., bath;
full bsmt., oil heat, carport, pvt.
drive, garden and horse pasture;
S22 800, terms.
CLARKSBURG+3 acres, good Cape
Cod, nv. rm., mod. kit, 8 bedrms.,
bath: full bsmt., oil heat, abun-
dance Of shade; lot ideal for
horses; S15,500, terms, $1,000
CEARTES IT JAMTSON
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SILVER SPRING, Rosemary Hills
Air-cond., 3-bedrm. brk. rambler;
Wv. carpeting, IN baths; rec.
rm, In full bsmt.; Florida rm. I:
patio; S22,500. OWNER, JU. g.
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CABIN JOHN-Beautiful 3-bedrm.
2-bath house. located on 100x17O,
well-shaded, fenced lot: house has
a carport, patio, beautiful liv.
rrn,,. lge. kit. and is conveniently
located to Army Map Service and
Model Basin; $20,750. Call SAM
UEL E. BOGLGEY. INC, EN-. D.
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C. paul hickman, inc.

ROCKVILLE: space galore - Im-
maculate all-brick Cape Cod; 4
bedrooms: fireplace, many extras.
Only S14,250, FHA or OF. HUGH
T. PECK, Bethegda, OIL. 6-9170.
LIST WITH US FOR RESUlITS
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SPRING-Adorable 2-bed-
room house; upstairs can be ex-
panded to ] or . more bedrooms,
lge. family kit. iv. rm. with fire
place, in excellent close-in area,
only. S13,750. with low dn. pay
mentS, LO. 5-36S7.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
Sill. SPR. ROSEMARY HILLS AREA
4-bedrm. brk. Cape Cod, at
tractive paneled liv. rm. with
firepl;, sep; din. rm., full bsmt.;
P. W. BERENS, REALTORS
1927 Fenton st. SIS. JU. 7-7700
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BRIDGES AND PETER. INC

20. 2-4s74: ewes. GA. 1896
ROCKVILLE AREA-Ramble with
Walk-out bsmt., rec. rm. with bar.
EYE CATCHER"
Beautiful large bay window in liv.
rm.. 3 bedrms., patio Scr. with
alum. roof.
". J. NICHOLAS 10. b-0SOo
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College Gridmon
Dies of Injuries

CHARLOTTE, N. c., Oct. 6
(AP) "A college football player
died here yesterday. 10 days
after he received internal in
juries while making a tackle
during practice.
william Foster, 20-year-old
third string guard for johnson
c. Smith University here, was
kicked in the stomach Septem-
Der 20. A surgeon who per-
formed an exploratory operation
Wednesday said the player died
Of castro duodenal obstruction,
post traumatic." or a stoppage
in the small intestine.
Foster, a native of 1ndianola,
Pa, was the second college
player to die this week from
football injuries. John lola. 20,
a Lebanon Valley College player
died Monday from injuries he
received during a game last
Saturday with Drexel Tech.
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Howard Goes as Underdoq
Against Delaware State

DOVER, Del. Oct. 6 Especially
-Injury-riddled Howard Uni
verSity will be a two-touch-
down underdog when it meets
Delaware State in a Central
intercollegiate Athletic Asso-
citation game tomorrow.
Up-and-coming Delaware, a
conference "also-ran" for many
years, lived up to its pre-
season darkhorse rating last
week by rolling over Hampton
Institute, 1875. Paced by ALL
CIAA quarterback Irv Heath,
the Hornets are an expert
enced. well balanced eleven,
and have been picked in some
quarters to cop their first con-
ference title.
Any hope that Howard might
nave had OF upSetting Della
ware apparently vanished ear
lier this week when the team
physician made his report. The
1912 lacing which the Bisons
suffered at the hands of Vir-
GINA State last Saturday side
lined four starters, including
Towards two leading ball car
riers.
Definitely out is halfback
HOWE Williams, who spent the
better part Of the week hospi-
talized by a chest injury of still
undetermined severity. Tackle
Jim Cuffie is hobbled by a
twisted knee and also will set
this one out. End Bob Reed
and freshman Halfback Ceroy
Robinson are given only a So
so chance of seeing action to-
morrow. Reed has a fractured
finger, and Robinson, who tai
lied twice in the Bisons' 1876
win over st. Paul's two weeks
ago, has not recovered from a
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-06
Teachers Amino
For Rure Feat:
7 Wins in Row

D. C. Teachers College, a
brand-new team with a brand
new winning streak, tomorrow,
will attempt a feat never be-
fore accomplished in tn e
schools hiStory-win two foot
ball games in a row.
The Teachers, strutting a bit
after knocking off Baltimore
Junior College. 1872, last Sat-
urday, are looking forward to
their 2 o'clock meeting with
favored Frostburg State Teach
ers at Cardozo High School
Stadium.
Coach Phil Fox has added a
spread formation to the Teach
ers' attack to take advantage
of the speed of Halfback Lee
Hughes and Fullback Ed Nc
Claim.
Defense is the Teachers
strong point. The line, an
chored by tackles Ted Gloster
and Ed McGhee, held Balti-
more to less than 40 yards
on the ground.
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Payne Trophy
Won 5th Time
By Mrs. Click

BALTIMORE, Oct. 6 (Spe-
ciaD Mrs. Maurice Click, idle
much of the season because of
a bad back, has shown her area
golfing rivals she SILL plays for
keeps.
The veteran Woodholme
Country Club star, who has
been sharing the Payne Trophy
with fellow Baltimorean Mary
Ann Downey for years, yeSter-
day won the tournament for the
fifth time, over the rugged Turf
Valley course.
Mrs. Clicks final 70 for 243
was good enough to beat rum
nerup Miss Downey by five
strokes. Mary Ann carded an
80 yesterday to finish at 248.
Third place went to Mrs.
Helen Konopa of Brooke Manor
with 82-25l. followed by rising
l8-year-old Jane BoStrum. Miss
BoStrum, taking her first fling
out of the junior ranks. finished
with IS, the same as her OPEN
ing-day round, to wind up with
252.
Jane recently won the Prince
Georges County Club title and
is a freshman at Prince Georges
Junior College. She led the
first round by five shots.
Mrs. Click had rounds of 49,
40 in winning. 1t was her first
area victory Of the year. Miss
Downey has won the tourney
six times.
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leg injury sustained against
Virginia State.
Four Sophomores have been
selected to replace the injured
players, giving Howard a start
ing eleven which includes one
freshman, six Sophomores, a
junior, and three seniors. The
newcomers to starting berths
include Ronnie Hambrick at
end, Charlie Wilson at tackle,
and Kent Carthan and Bonnie
Harris at the halfback posts.
Rounding out the backfied is
sophomore Quarterback Stan
Allen and senior Leon Armour
at fullback. Armour accounted
for both Howard touchdowns
against Virginia State last
week, one on a 12-yard pass
from Allen, the other on a "A
yard punt return.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-06

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-06
BY CARL SELL
Star staff Writer

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Oct. g..
Roman Gabriel, North Caro-
lima States All-Amerian quar-
terback candidate, is expected
to have a field day against Vir-
ginia'S leaky pass defense here
tomorrow, but the Wolfpack's
lack of a potent ground at
tack and defense could help
the Cavaliers.
N. C. State has picked up
only S6 yards on the ground
in two narrow losses, while the
opposition has riddled its line
for 500 yards. The Wolfpack
lost to Wyoming. 1914, and
North Carolina, 27-22.
Virginia, which ended its 28-
game losing streak with a 81
3 decision over William & Mary
three weeks ago but was wal
loped 42-0 by Duke last week,
has shown a tough defense
against running attacks. But
Duke exposed the Cavaliers
woefully weak pass defense,
gaining 2l4 yards in the air, a
school record.
Homecoming Game
Gabriel probably can't show
the Cavaliers any more con-
sistency than Duke did last
week. The Blue Devils hit on
nine of IL passes, taking to the
air after failing to dent Vir-
ginia's forward wall in the first
quarter.
1t will be the homecoming
game for Virginia, which hasn't
won an Atlantic Coast Con-
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The EVENING STAR
LeokyV Virginia Defense
Seems Ripe for Gabriel

ference game since 1858. The
game will start at 2::30 pm.
washington time).
Gabiel, the 6-foot-4, 300
FOUNDER, has thrown 46 passes
and completed 10 for 245 yards
in the first two games. But his
record would be far better if
the Wolfpack had some tai
ented pass receivers. Many OF
his losses have been dropped
after the receiver had been hit
squarely.
Edwards Distressed
Coach Earle Edwards of N. c.
State is distressed about the
lack of running attack. Ed
wards points out that the Wolf
pack hasn't been able to pick
up enough first downs to main
tain any continuity on offenSe,
Gabriel has thrown only four
less passes than States entire
running total. Wyoming and
North Carolina had the ball
for a total of 1873 plays while
the Wolfpack ran only SO plays,
Coach Bill Elias has made
five changes in the Cavaliers
starting team in an effort to
recover from last weeks past
ing. Ends Dennis Andrews and
Joe Kehoe will return to the
first unit, Dave Graham at
tackle and Andy Moran regains
the No. l center spot.
Halfback Ted Rzempoluch
returns to the first backfield.
All but Kehoe, who has been
injured, were standouts in the
opening victory over William g.
Mary.
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d hlJ6y COllIdllllllS guar dIlOeeu
The Virginia men will shoot
at 9 pm. at Ten Pin Coliseum
and the women at S o'clock
at Skor-Mor.
In Virginia, Jim Robin
cite leads by 81 pins and Amy
Scheidt by five. In Maryland,
Bud Engleman leads by 81 and
Mary Ann Brosmer by nine.
MAPLE CHIPS-Two of the
sharpest duckpin performances
of the season we're those of
Art Weston, who rolled 1922
479 to crack a jackpot in the
Spillway weekly singles and
doubles, and Charley Baxley
who shot 1870, 1873 and Isl for
469 in the D. C. Firemen's
League at Mount Rainier. Yves
ton is an old hand at big
scores, but Baxley's was the
highlight of his career. The
Young Adult Catholic Mixed
League at King Pin, formed a
year ago by Lorraine GULL, has
doubled in size to IL teams
with a further big growth in
Dictated by the leagues enthusi-
aSm.
If Bing Moen hits a 400 to-
night in the Jack Blank Mixed
Doubles at Queenstown this re-
porter will make particular
note Of it. Miss Moen's pop
ularity in the all-star league
was attested by the verbal
bombardment from Scorer
Bobbie Jones and others mot
including Miss Moen) when
your chronicler overlooked her
400 last week. 1t was the best
set of the evening by a woman
in either the Jack Blank or
star-spsngled Pepsi Cola mixed
doubles.
Incidentally. the Northern
Virginia Mixed Doubles League
at Falls Church Bowling Gen.
ter also is a hummer. with
unheralded Sterlon Hutchins
pacing the men at l25 and
Mary Ann Davis the women
with l18.
Frank Beck, past president
of the Greater Washington
Duckpin Association, had a 500
set in the making after games
of 161 and 1863, but came a
cropper for los and 435. "Ill
take 435 any time" Beck
grinned-like a guy who'd Just
bitten into an unripe persim-
mon.
Tenpin topping looks easy
to many duckpinners. So it
was with Theresa Camigliano
before her debut in a tenpin
I league at Fort Belvoir. Her
scores: Sc, SO and n.
Hard luck story of the sea-
son: Joe Matte of Buffalo,
: N. Y, brother of Mrs. E. Err
win Dollar of 1913 Harvard
street NV. recently rolled a
perfect sanctioned tenpin game.
Mattie's team had purchased
shirts from a manufacturer
who offered $1,000 for a 300
rolled by a kegler wearing his
product. The shirts arrived af-
ter Mattie's performance. There
was no payoff.
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COLLEGE
SCHEDULE

BY the Associated Press
TODAY
Penn State at Boston U. M
Navy at Miami M
Florida at Tulane tN)
TOMORROW
East
Holy Cross at Buffalo
Bucknell at Colgate
Princeton at Columbia
Cornell at Harvard
YillanoYa at Massachusetts
Dartmouth at Pennsylvania
Connecticut at Rutgers
Brown at Yale
South
Syracuse at Maryland
Virginia Military at Georse Washington
Kentucky at Auburn
Richmond at The Citadel
Wake Forest at Duke
South Carolina at Georgia
Georgia Tech at Louisiana State M
Florida State at Mississippi
Clemson at North Carolina
Mississippi State at Tennessee
Alabama at Vanderbilt M
N c. State at Virginia
Virginia Tech at West Virginia
Midwest
Kansas at Colorado
Morthwestern At Illinois
ReDraSka at Kansas SJhte
Xavier at Cincinnati
Army at Michigan
oregon at Minnesota
California at Missouri
UCLA at Ohio State
Tulsa at Oklahoma State
Iowa State at Oklahoma
Notre Dame at Purdue
Notre Dame at Purdue
Southwest
New Mexico State at North Texas
State IN
Texas Christian at Arkansas (N)
Boston College at Houston M
Texas Ann at Texas Tech IN
Washington State at Texas tN.l
Wichita at west Texas state tND
Far West
Utah at Arizona State IN
Montana at Brigham Young CN.)
Texas western at New Mexico IN
Idaho, at oregon State
Iowa at Southern California
Pittsburgh at Wa shingtln
Utah state at wyoming
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-06
Army Coils BerteII

DIES MONIES, Iowa, Oct. 6
(AP).-Dick Bertell, Chicago
Cubs catcher, has been recalled
to active duty by the Army. He
is a member Of the 3637th Ord
nance Reserve Battalion OF
Springfield, H., which is to re-
port to Fort Knox, KY, Octo-
Der IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-06
High Point Horriers
Win Sd Meet in Row

High Point High School yes
terday won its third straight
cross-country meet. scoring the
possible low Of Is points, to SIS
for Sherwood and SO for Du-
Val, at High Point.
Joe Rimar and Jason Page
ran one-two as High Point cap
tured the first eight places.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-06
Mrs. Kreuzburo
Plays for Title
by Arnold Palmer

HOT SPRINGS, Va, Oct. 8
(AP).-Mrs. R. T. Kreuzburg Of
Chevy Chase, Md, faces Mrs.
John Capers of Philadelphia to-
day in the finals Of the Home
stead's annual fall golf tourna-
ment.
Mrs. Kreuzburg, the tourna-
ment medaliSt, defeated Mrs.
R. H. Semple of Sewickley, Md.
4 and 8, yesterday. Mrs. Cap
ers, the defending champion,
ouSted Mrs. Phyllis Semple, also
of Sewickley, / up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-06

awards of $500 and a trophy
$3.50 and $3.50. Among the con-
testants will be Oneil Wynne
Of Norfolk, the new No. l rank
ing duckpinner of the country.
Defending the championship
will be Billy Mischou who. by
the way, is featured on Bowl
the Champ at WMAL-TV to-
morrow.
Shifts at Pla-Mor will start
at 1920 and $3.50 pm. and
those at Baileys Crossroads at
5 and 8. The entry fee is S25.
Attractive to handicap duck
Primers is the ninth annual
Whip Litchfield Memorial for
men and women at Greenway
Bowl, which bangles guaran-
teed plums of $40, $50 and
$40. The winner also will re-
ceive the Arena Sport Shop
Trophy.
The handicaps are four
fifths against 1870 and the fee
Sc.
=
Third-round firing in the
Virginia and Maryland State
tenpin championships is slated
Sunday, with the Maryland
men in 7 and 9 O'Clock shifts
at Fair Lanes Capitol Plaza
and the women rolling at S
at Wheaton Triangle Lanes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-06
WEEKEND SPORTS
ON HRADIO
7 eleVision
SATURDAY


World Series, WRC-4, las
pm.
Football
Iowa at Southern California,
WMAL-7, Sis pm.
NIL Game of the Week
(film), WTOP-9, 4:30 pm.
Football score b o ar d,
WMAL-7, BIS pm.
Horse Racing
$70,000-added Frizette from
Aqueduct. WTTG-5, 4::30 pm,
Bowling
Bowl the Champ, WMAL-7,
4 pm.
Make That Spare, WMAL-7,
10:45 pm.
Boxing
Cassius Clay VS.. Alex Miteff,
heavyweights, WMAL-7, 10
pm.
SUNDAY
Baseball
World Series, WRC-4, las
pm.
Football
Washington at Cleveland,
WTOP-9, 2 pm.
Buffalo at Houston, WMAL-
7, $3.50 pm.
Bowling
Championship Bowling
WMAL-7, IL pm.
Radio
TODAY
Football
Navy at Miami, WRC-980,
9:l5 pm.
Racing
Shenandoah Downs, WEEL-
1910, 10 pm.
SATURDAY
Baseball
World Series, WRC-980, las
pm.
Football
VM1 at George Washington,
WOL-1450, 1880 pm.
Syracuse at Maryland,
WTOP-1500, pm.
Notre Dame, at Purdue,
WMAL-630, 2 pm.
N. C. State at Virginia,
WPIX-730, 2:15 pm.
Football Scoreboard, WMAL-
$780, 7 pm.
\ Racing
Shenandoah Downs, WEEL-
1910, 10 pm.
SUNDAY
Baseball
World Series, WRC-980, las
pm.
Football
Washington at Cleveland,
WTOP-1500, l:55 pm.
Baltimore at Green Bay,
WOL-l450, l:55 pm.
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BOWLING
With ROD THOMAS

UPCOMING-W ashngtons premier duckpin tournament,
the 5-game Howard Campbell Classic will be held Sunday
with eight at Nor and at Fair Lanes Baley
Crossroads
With than so early entries, exceptionally large
field expected to battle for kitty containing guaranteed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-06

NEW CHEVROLET-GM DIESEL DURABILITY
Here's new earning power for Chevrolet middle
weights the Chevy-GM 4-53 Diesel for rs
new D6o and D60-H models with GVW's ranging
from $1,000 to $4,000 lbs Here's years-ionqer
engine life, rock-botton maintenance costs, COM
pact size, low weight, top torque and top power
all backed by years of GIN Diesel experience Ideal
for operations with high mileage and few stops
or those calling for extensive engine idiing.
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$50 Tbs-F toTque
new HIGH T0RQUE vs. The huskiest We that
ever powered Chevy truck :. the new High
Torque 400 We" with f6X per ceet more tongue
than ever before available from, Chevrolet Made
to order for top efficiency or Espionage hsuis.