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Evening star., 1961-05-03
INDIANS, 5; w. SoX. .
CHICAGO
CLEVELAND

a-Singled for Grant in sth; BRAN for
Hale in 9Th; c-Forced runner for
Esposito in 10th; d-Struck out for Car.
reon in 10th; e-Singled for Staley in 10th.
Chicago ............... 900 O07 900 O0-7
Cleveland .......... 900 900 OIL OLA
E-HeId, Romano, Lepcio. Po-A-Cbi.
cago 32-l2, Cleveland 1911. CTwo out
when winning run scored). DP-Fox,
Aparicio and Sievers. LOB Chicago 7,
Cleveland 2. HR billiard. SB-Fox,
Aparicio.
Evening star., 1961-05-03

U-BarIick, Crawford, Vargo, Formar
and JackowSlxi. T-2:3o. A-3J026.
Evening star., 1961-02-05

to trade on her fathers name.
Friends will be friends, however,
and there is magic to the Fonda
name.
Jane told an interviewer that she
thought she had been pushed too fast
toward stardom too early in her
career
II was a movie star in Tall Story
and was Broadway star in There
Was Little Girl
Il didn't win stardom through
merit" she said. Anybody with pass
able looks and a famous name could
have done it.
Such experts as Joshua Logan and
Lee Strasberg think she is too modest
about her looks and her talent.
Logan, who produced Mister
Roberts," her fathers most famous
Evening star., 1961-02-05
BY FRANK JUDGE

NY IL HER life Jane Fonda
has been dreaming of fol-
lowing her famous fathers
footsteps-the theater, the movies and
television
Jane, who at % already has fol-
lowed her dad, Henry Fonda, to
Broadway and Hollywood, makes her
TV dramatic debut as the star of an
NBC special, "A String of Beads"
Tuesday night.
The play, based on w. Somerset
Vaughan short story, also stars
George Grizzard, Glenda Farrell and
Chester Morris.
After her mother died when Jane
was II, Fonda was determined that
his daughter would not be dumped
onto the stage.
Jane was equally determined not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-21
NavyGets Coach off Hook
In RaIIying to Beat Detroit

flooding a two-man zone. It's
Klemick'S job to pick the open
mainland he did twice.
The superfluous final score
following the Titan tumble
was picked up on a 5-yard
smack by Fullback Bob Or
losky with just 3:Il remaining
Klemick finished with l3
strikes on % attempts for 204
yards, his best performance as
a Middle. In the two pres
surized payoff drives he went
7-for-10 and his two touch
down throws we're beauties.
Gross Shows Class
Until Klemick opened up in
the fourth quarter. Gross was
the headljner in the passing
parade. The 5-foot-9 slingshot
entered the game second in
the Nation in total offense and
he did nothing to hurt his av-
erage.
A tireless thrower. he passed
"A times. connecting on "a for
a whopping 278 yards. Only
two of his pitches were inter-
cepted and he showed his class
Just before, the half. With one
eye on The clock. he went six
for-siX in 75-yard drive that
ended with a touchdown just
"a seconds before the half ex-
pired.
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Vargo pass that covered 81
yards and sent the crowd wild.
1t was the third touchdown of
the game for the battery-the
first two covered six and 10
yards-and, as things turned
out, it was the Titans' last.
But nobody knew at that
point that the Titans, leading
now, 1916. were through and
that Klemick, the 6-foot-2 jun
ior from Philadelphia, was
just beginning.
Klemick and Navy were ter
rifle when they had to be. I'VE
knew we had to open up" Har-
din said. land these kids proved
they had the stuff"
Go Ahead for Good
1t took the Middies only a
dozen plays after the kickoff
to march 80 yards and 90
ahead for good on 27-yard pass
from Lemick to Carl Fink,
Minutes later. Klemick engi-
neered another drive that went
81 yards, Gaping it with a Is
yard toss to End Gary Kellner
Ironically. both key touch
down passes came on the same
play. the one the Middies call
the "Trancontinental." KLEIN
lex rolls out one way, Navy
sends three receivers the other,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-21

Francois Dupre's Match was
added today to the list Of en-
tries in the 100000 Washing
ton. D. c., international at
Laurel Race Course November
II.
Match becomes the second
French 3-year-old placed in the
field for the mile grass
classic. Earlier. Count G.
D'Ornano accepted a bid to
enter Misti.
Dupre. a Partisan hotel own
er, is trying the International
for the second time. Two years
ago, his 3-year-old Midnight
Sun ran second behind Amer
ica's Bald Eagle.
The addition of Match brings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-21
Bears, Cowboys Face
Moke-or-Br Games

coming off what Coach Vince
lombard calls their greatest
game-a 49-l7 rout Of the
they open a two-game HON z
tough Cleveland Browns-as
and-home set with the Vikings.
Minnesota Coach Norm Van
Brocklin. who quarterbacked
Philadelphia to a league cham
pionship victory over the Pack
ers last season, is faced with
the problem of stopping Bart
Stars passing, jim Taylors
power running and the leagues
leading scorer, Paul Hornung.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-21
COLONIALS STAKE CLAIM ON STADIUM
Drummond's Four Scores
Equal Conference Record
By DICK SLAY
Star Staff Writer

The signs outside District of
Columbia Stadium. declaring
the fabulous ball yard as the
home Of the Washington Red
skins and the Washington Sem
ators, are guilty Of one small
oversight.
There's a college football
team playing there this fall.
After the manner OF its two
successful appearances in the
place. George Washington Uni
versity is clamoring for its
name on the mailbox, too.
This is our ball park: it's
our damn park" Coach Jim
Camp shouted above the dress
ing room din last night. as he
joshed with gladhanders after
the astonishing. 1912 victory
over William g. Mary.
Drummond Ties Record
And GW's Dick Drummond
has found it a playpen to romp
in after being held to 81 yards
from Scrimmage in the 30-6
pasting of Virginia Military
there two weeks ago. TIL e
rookie halfback last night
wrecked the visitors with four
touchdowns and los net yards
rushing in only nine carries.
Drummond's four touch =
downs, coming on runs OF So,
IA and 3 yards from scrimmage
and an 86-yard kickoff return,
doubled his season production
and tied a Southern Conference
record held previously by three
players. including GW's Ray
Fox. His 48 points in six games
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Navy made it tough on it
self. oddly enough, because its
ground attack was clicking.
The Mlddies picked up a sea-
Son-high Of 263 yards rushing
and, because Of this, they
seemed reluctant TO pasS-un-
til they had to in the final
quarter. Unfortunately. how
ever. they couldn't punch over
touchdowns on the ground and
for a long while, seemed con-
tent to just accept Mather's
methodical field goals.
Sal was the Middies' top
rusher with 100 yards on nine
carries. He got "A of these on
his first-quarter touchdown
scamper. a beautiful maneuver
in which he skirted end,
popped into the clear just be-
yond the line of scrimmage.
and then showed his speed to
outrun a couple Of Titans who
tried to get the angle on him.
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Dick Mullen Wins
Golf Finals After
Being 6 Down

BALTIMORE, Oct. 2l-(Spe-
ciaD Dick Mullen of Hagers-
town gave Maryland golfers
something to talk about for
a long time yesterday when he
rallied, after being six down,
to edge Bill Deck. 2 and l, for
the Baltimore City Match Play
Open crown at Green spring.
The turning point for the
Beaver Creek swinger came on
the 10th, where he scored an
Eagle. Brides on the 18th and
18th pared Decks lead to 3
holes. Deck won another be-
fore Mullen captured six in a
row to close out the match on
the 35th green.
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Second French Horse
Set for International

the International field to five
horses, and other entries are
expected to be added within the
next few days. Thoroughbreds
whose owners have already &C
cepted include Kelso of Amer
lea, High Perch of England and
Wonderboy of Denmark. A
second American horse, Garry
Back, was given a bid but
Owner Jack Price has not yet
accepted.
Match, one of Frances lead
ing thoroughbreds. has won
three of seven starts this year.
He finished second three times.
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MORALE MAY NEED BOOSTING
Terps Picked OverAirF Today

Pleasant weather was FORE
cast for this afternoon, with
about 10000 expected.
Nugent is concerned about
the Terps' morale after the
l4-8 defeat by North Carolina
last week. The setback came
after three victories, including
the one over Syracuse. had
lifted the Terps 10 No. 10 rank
ing and earned bowl considera-
ton.
The Terps are 11-point
favorites over the punchlesS
Falcons, who have given up
only 80 yards a game in the
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Sullivan Retains
Iced by Stroke

COSTA MESA. Calf. Oct.
q tAP) Buddy Sullivan leads
the pack as the field heads into
the second half of the $4,000
Orange County Open golf tour
nament today.
The Yuba City. Calf. pro
was one over par yesterday with
a 70 as six earthquakes jolted
the course. He was seven under
Thursday with a "a. His 36-
hole total of 1876 is a stroke bet
ter than Jerry Steelsmith Of
Glendale, Calf. Bob Harrison
of Pacific Palisades, Calf. and
veteran Jim Terrier of Burbank,
Calf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-21

air. but have lacked scoring
drives. Air Force lost 1876 to
UCLA, 14-l2 to Kansas State,
81 to Southern Methodist, and
beat Cincinnati, 8-6.
The starting backfield for
Maryland will be Richie Novak
at quarterback. Ernie Arizzi.
subbing for the injured Den
mis- Condie at left half, Tommy
Brown subbing for Jim David
son at right half, and Joe
Hrezo. for Bob Burton at full
back. Davidson may see limited
duty on defense, but Burton,
out for three weeks. did not
make the trip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-21

outs to the right. the next
two times CIV had the ball.
William & Mary finally scored
early in the fourth quarter
on an 80-yard march mostly
against CIV reserves. But
Drummond was in there on the
touchdown play, and End Den
mis- O'Toole caught Calvin Cox'S
5-yard toss right in front OF
him.
On the ensuing kickoff
Drummond and Hardy switched
deep positions just as the ref
cree dropped his arm and Dan
Barton's boot went straight to
Dick at the IA. He dropped the
ball at about the 20 but II
bounced back TO him and he
set sail up the middle behind
wedge blocking. Tackle Cliff
Botyos gave him a fine block
at the IS as Drummond raced
past the William e. Mary
bench.
Fredicine Takes Off
The Indians came right back
with a 59-yard push for their
other score. Fullback Stan Pen
kunaS cracking over right
tackle for the final yard, and
then threatened again with a
53-yard drive TO the CIV 4.
On third down and inches
to go. Cox passed to the right
flat and Fredicine intercepted
two yards deep In his end zone
Little Bob Lukomski accompa-
MED Tony to about midfield
where he wiped out Dennis
Maddrey. letting the junior
halfback go all l02 yards I'M
touched.
The score was GW's highest
since a 500 whitewaSh hung or
Catawba in 1886.
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STATISTICS

selves thrilling fourth-quarter
victory, 37-19, and Coach Wayne
Hardin figures he got himself
last-minute reprieve.
Those kids saved me-" Hardin
said. wearing his biggest post
game smile. Il pulled the big
geSt boner in the world -
fourth down and I didn't punt"
1t was that sort of a ball
game, one that could hinge
on a single play. Eventually it
did. The play is called simply
the Transcontinental" and it
belonged to Navy.
Final Score Misleading
But first it should be men,
toned that that final score is
is misleading as a KhruShchev
speech. Detroit. triggered by a
exciting passer named Jerry
Gross, led Navy. 1916. going
into the final quarter. But
Navy won it with a rouSing 81
point finishing wallop. getting
two fourth-quarter touchdown
passes from Klemick and a
wrap-up score following a FUN
BILE on the Titan 20.
The victory. Nays fourth in
row. knocked Detroit from
the dwindling ranks of the I'M
defeated and Titan Coach Jim
Miller. big, massive man. said
he was sorry about only one
thing. I'm just sorry the score
got so big" he said. 1T doesn't
show the type game our kids
played"
Detroit. making a stab for
big-time status. was down. 100,
at the end Of the first quarter
and still trailed. 1876. at the
half. At that point. Navy had
gotten a sizzling 74-yard
touchdown Rallop from Johnny
Sal and a pair OF field goals
that measured 81 and 81 yards
from End Greg Mather.
Hardin SpurnS Punt
When Detroit closed TO 1872
in the third quarter, Mather
booted another 3l-yard fielder
his third of the game for an
Academy record-and Navy led.
1912. That's when Detroit be-
gan looking like a possible
upset-winner and Hardin be-
gan looking like a man who
had made the wrong guess.
With a fourth-snd-one sit.
uation at midfield. Hardin
spurned the punt. Nick Markoff
tried for the yard, didn't make
1t and Detroit, in just six plays,
rolled for the go-ahead touch
down on a Gross-to-Larry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-21
BY STEVE GUBACK
Star Staff Writer

DETROIT, Oct. 81. - Foot
ball is a strange game. Navy
nearly knocked itself out of a
ball game here last night by
going for a yard and Ron
Klemick quickly knocked De-
troit out of a lead by going for
broke.
Before a noisy throng OF
3l,279. the MiddieS got them
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STATISTICS

now leads the conference scor-
ing. temporarily % in front of
Fred Coward of West Virginia
Coach Milt brewer of WILTON
e. Mary confessed he didn't
much care for Washington's
new stadium. not after what
happened to him and his In
dians. The Yankees won't hit
as many home runs their first
time in there as we gave away
tonight" he said.
Four of the seven Colonial
touchdowns were Of the home
run" variety and all we're sud-
den, in this order:
Fifty eight yard drive in
two plays after a punt. As yards
in four plays after another
punt. 4 yards in three plays
after a tumble. SO yards in
six plays after a punt and "A
yards in six plays again follow
ing a blocked punt. for a $50
advantage at halftime.
Then, Drummond's 86-yard
kickoff return and a l02-yard
scamper with an interception
by Tony Fredicine. both in the
last quarter.
The seven extra point place
ments by Warren Corbin sur
passed the former conference
record Of five. held by two
kickers. and Fredicine's run
with the interception was two
yards longer than the confer
ence's previous mark.
Drummond Starts Early
CIV went into the game an
ll-point favorite. which seemed
too much considering its record
OF Just two victories in five
games and its having let down
in the second half Of four of
them. Also. Capt. Steve Bart
nicki was discovre6 to have
suffered a hairline fracture in
his right shoulder and couldn't
play. further weakening the
tackle position.
The slim crowd. figured as
9.280 paying customers. was
given an insight of things to
come little more than three
minutes after the opening kick
off. On GW's second play from
scrimmage. Left Halfback
Drummond scooted through the
middle on a trap play for SO
yards, outrunning Walt Scott
the last 30.
Eight minutes later, Lou De-
Simone was given the same
hole from right halfback and
he sped "a yards. Camp said he
thought these two plays caused
a letdown for the other side.
IT'S the most demoralizing
thing that can happen to a
football team"
Hardy Goes Over
Guard Gary Scollick claimed
the tumble to set up the next
touchdown. two plays after
Corbin punted out of bounds
on the Indians 2-yard line
terback Bill Hard y
punched over for that score
and Drummond got the other
first-half touchdowns on pitch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-21
YOU Be THE
QUARTERBACK
BY FOREST EVASHEVSKI
Iowa Athletic Director

Question
In your Furman game plan
for Citadel. you, a defensive
quarterback, have been told to
use the Citadel weak side
tackle as your key. On the
first play after the kickoff,
you see the tackle cross the
scrimmage line at the Citadel
80. Which do you decide;
/. Citadel will pass?
2. Citadel will quick kick?
= 3. Citadel will run?
4. Citadel will fake run, then
pass?
ANSWER on Page A-12)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-21
BY the Associated Press

Chicago and Dallas face
make-or- break contests tomor-
row, challenging major obsta-
Giles in their fight to stay alive
in the National Football title
chase.
The Bears take on powerful
San Francisco, co-leader in
the West, while Dallas plays
host to defending champion
Philadelphia. co-leader in the
East.
A victory by either the Bears
or Cowboys would put them
very much in the running while
a loss would leave them only
long shot chance at the divi-
sion title. Each has a 80 mark
and is tied for third in its
division.
The Bears, who have won
three of their last four, must
stop San Fransco's powerful,
Whirling shotgun" offense
that features three alternating
quarterbacks. And they must
solve the Forty-niner defense
that has allowed only 81 points
in five games-second best in
the league,
Relies on Pass Defense
Dallas may have an even
rougher Job and will rely on
its fine pass defense which has
come up with IA interruptions,
to discourage Sonny Jurgen-
sens losses to ace receivers
Pete Retzlaff. Tommy McDon-
aid and Bobby Walston.
The Cowboys are a far bet
ter team than a year ago"
Philadelphia Scout Bob b y
Thomson warned the Eagles.
They're fast. tough, smart and
play with cohesion"
The Eagles sport a Al mark
and are tied with New York
for the Eastern lead.
The Giants, fresh off an all
winning four-game road trip,
start a five-game home stand
against a Los Angeles Rams
squad that may be better than
its IA mark would indicate.
Each team is expected to
alternate quarterbacks. New
York has veteran Charlie
Conerly and Y. A. Title, while
the Rams use Zeke Bratkowski
and Frank Ryan.
Packers Face Problems
Powerful Green Bay aid.
co-leader in the West, meets
the Minnesota Vikings C1-4
Cleveland (3-2) is at Pitts
burgh 1-4. st. Louis C2-3) at
Washington t0-5 and Balti-
more (2-3 at Detroit (3-2D.
! The rampaging Packers are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-21
BY MERRELL WHITTLEsEY
Star Staff Writer


DENVER, Oct. 21.-Coach
Tom Nugent figured his big
gest job was re-lighting the
fire under his Maryland foot
ball team as the Terps meet
the Air Force Academy here
today in Denver University
Stadium.
Game time is 4:30. Washing
ton time. The Falcons are
using the Hilltop. Stadium here
until their 40,o00-seat stadium
is completed next year at Colo
Irado Springs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-21
Gonzales on Top

vienna, Oct. 81 (AP) -
Pancho Gonzalez Of Los An
geles defeated Barry MacKay
of Dayton. Ohio. So, Ga, GA,
last night in the final Of pro
tennis tourney here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-21
Redskins Lose
BosseIer for
Cards Game
BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON
Star staff Writer

The Redskins hopes OF up
setting the Cardinals here to-
morrow took another dip today
with the announcement that
Fullback Don Bosseler will miss
the game.
Suffering from pulled mus
Giles in the lower ribs, Bosseler
was in for only two plays
against the Steelers last week
and Trainer George LentZ fears
further aggravation of the ir-
Jury may knock him out for
the rest Of the season. Hence,
the veteran ball-carrier won't
even suit up tomorrow.
Jim Schrader is another vet
who may miss the action, al
though Lentz said he might be
available for part-time duty at
center. Coach Bill McPeak has
used Bob Whitlow at the pivot
this week and probably will
give him the starting assign
ment. calling on Schrader only
in an emergency.
Seven Point Favorite
The Cardinals. favored by
seven points to hand the Red
skins their sixth straight de-
feat Of the season. are due
here this afternoon after a
workout at st. Louis. They'll be
quartered at the Woodner Hotel
overnight.
The Cardinals are expected
to give Quarterback Ralph Gu
glielmi a shot at his former
teammates sometime during
the afternoon. although Sam
Etcheverry is slated TO open
the game. Traded to st. Louis
for George Izo, Goog has be!
come very popular with the St.
Louis fans and pretty efficient
in running the club with a
record of IL compilations in 2S
attempts for 253 yards and one
touchdown. It's a safe bet that
he'll be primed for the best
effort Of his pro career tomor-
row.
Strong on Bench
Although crippled by the loss
Of several stars earlier in the
campaign. the Cards never
have lacked firepower. When
John David Grow was forced
out of action with a broken leg
Prentice Gautt stepped into the
breach with his speed. They've
still got Sonny Randle. who
had field day against the
Redskins last year. and Billy
Stacy TO catch passes. and
Bobby Joe Conrad to run back
punts and kickoffs. Conrad ran
a punt 70 yards for his teams
lone touchdown against the
Eagles last week and will be a
threat every time he handles
the ball.
st. Louis has won only two
Of its five games, but whipped
the Giants and Eagles, the only
defeats inflicted thus far on the
co-holders Of first place. Coach
Pop Ivy's men also have dis
played a scoring punch with "a
points. while the Redskins
anemic offense has produced
only 38.
The Cardinals swept both
games with their Washington
rivals after moving from Chi
cago to st. Louis last year.
which may be interpreted as a
good omen for them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-21

Navy-FG, Mather 81.
Navy-Sai "A. run (Mather kick.
NavyIFQ, Mathsr 81: -,
(kici; failedI.
Navy-FG, MatheF 81.
Detroit-yargo 40 pass from Gross
kick failed.
Detroit-Vareo 26, pass from Gross
CGross kick
Navy-Fink %. pass from Rlemick
6Mather kick.
Navy-Kellner IS. pass from Klemick
Navy-Orloski 8. run (Mather k,ckJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-21
WEEKEND SPORTS
ON NRADO
Television
TODAY


Syracuse at Penn State,
WMAL-7, las pm.
NIL game of the week on
film. WToP-9, 4:30pm.
Touchdown. films Of last
weeks college games, WTTG-
S, 4 pm.
Football Scorepoard. WMAL-
7, 4:45 pm.
Basketball
New York VS.. Philadelphia,
WRC-4, 2::30pm
Horse Racing
500, 00o-added Jockey Club
Gold Cup from Aqueduct,
WTTG-5. 4:30 pm.
Golf
Gary Player VS.. Doug San
derS, WRC-4, SPIN.
Bowling
Bowl the Champ, WMAL-7,
SPIN.
Make That Spare. WMAL-7
10:45 pm.
BoxinS
Sugar Ray Robinson VS..
Denny Meyer. middleweights,
WMAL-7, 10 pm.
SUNDAY
Football
Baltimore at Detroit, WBAL-
II. t2::30 pm.
Dallas at Houston, WMAL-
7, $3.50 pm. .....- ..-
Bowling
Championship Bowling
WMAL-7, II pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-21

OW-Drummond SO, run (Corbin kick .
GW-DeSimone "a. run (Corbin kick .
GW-Hardy /. plunge (Corbin kick.
GW-Drummond "A, run tCorbin kick.
GW-Drummond 3, run fCorbin kick
W&M-O'Toole S. pass from Cox
(pass failedl
Gw-Drummond So, Kickoff return
CCorbin kick
W&M-PenkunAs /. plunge pass
failedl
GW-Fredicine lO2. intereeption Cor
bin kick
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-21
Radio
TO-DAY
Football


Notre Dame at Michigan
State, WMAL-630, 2:20 pm.
Virginia vs.. VPI at Roanoke,
WPIK-730, 2::30 pm.
Maryland at Air Force,
WTOP-1500, 4::30 pm.
Football Scoreboard, WMAL-
$50, 7-7:30 pm.
Racing
Shenandoah Downs, WELL
1910, 10 pm.
SUNDAY
Football
st. Louis at Washington
WTOP-1500. 1:55 pm.
Baltimore at Detroit, VOL
1850, 2::30 pm.
Evening star., 1961-11-12

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