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Evening star., 1961-04-15
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
GI-S5OO CASH

Sill per month PITT buys this s.
bedrm.. 1la-bath Cape Cod in
Falls Church area; separate din.
rm., rec. rm.; well shaded lot,
large patio. JE. 3-1o63. NO agents.
HAMMOND high SCHOOL - A
bedrm., 2la bath brick split-level
Brookville area, Alex. Fenced yard,
screened porch, finished rec. rm.
Assume 43ASo 'GI loan. 1887
Palmer pl. FL. 4-2220.
HEART OF VIRGINIA, IL miles
Charlottesville and University Of
Observation-Disclosures home, built
1857 BY lumberman for own use;
superb construction. finest mate
rials, rock and frame. one story,
traditional design, commanding
spectacular view Blue Ridge, 75
acres: 5 bedrooms. including
maids room; baths; slate roof:
walnut. wormy chestnut and
locust paneling; beautifully land
scaped; electrically heated and
air eonditioned; other attractive
features too numerous to men,
tion; pictures, detailed deScrip-
ton available: price $S0,000.'
CROzET REALTY CENTER
Crozet, Vireinia.
Daytime. 1851
Evenings, 3471 or 4501.
HOLMES RUN ACREs-30 lac.
oaks. 10 Towering dogwoods on
n acre. contemporary with beamed
Ceiling, 3 bedrms., "a. baths,
2OX16 liv. rm. with firepl.. huge
kit, shaded. screened porch. Low
20s. JE. 2-2279.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
(coNTINUEDl
PRNCE WuIIaM County,

PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY
designed. custom built
rambler sitting on high knoll; has
z rms, 2 b., bsmt. w/ree. rm., car
port and lge. porch. Located at
Bull Run Battlefield; Just 30 min.
to Arl. A good buy at price and
terms offered. Call to inspect or
see your broker.
WRIGHT REALTY
ia. 2-4S00 or Haym'kt., PL. 4-3l00
VA.-6I5 acres with
SCOTT front on U. s. /. Elec.,
septic tank complete. House par
tally finished with kit. and bath
with running water. S5,495. UN.
4-OlS6.
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MCLEAN, BY OWNER - 4-ievel
split-leVel, 4 bedrms., 3 full ba aths,
on lge. shrubbed lot. cul-de-sac.
walk to schools. and swimming
pool, lge:, paneled rec. rrn., car
port, full cellar. gas heat, de-
signed ;nn for air conditioning. DIN
~ 1as cdIln,sI nm; ,sireplses; GE KIT, eft,
board, ample breakfast seating
$27,500. Assume lge. bh9S first
trust. Avail. July /. No agent,
Inspect. by .appt.. Ell. 6-4155.
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INVESTMENT PROP. SALE

APT. BLDG units, tenants pay
heat, gas. cleo. fireproof bldg.
Fix up and raise these low rents.
Gross $3.50. Congress Heights
section Of Sc. Call Mr.. Lauffer,
FREDERICK Il. DENsToN CO.
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STORES FOR RENT
(CONIlNueD)

SPRINGFIELD, VA.-4SO So. it., in
new shopping center; close to
post office. Available Immediately.
$3.50 per month. Call LYNCH
BROS, INC, REALTORS, SPRING
field, Va, FL. 4-7000. (Closed
SUM-
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NoUSES FOR SALE--VA.
(coNTINuED)

BY OWNER, off Mt. Vernon Memo
rial pkwy.-4-bedrm., 3-bath brick
rambler split. Leaving, priced to
sell in April. Details and dirs. 30.
E1nRT
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HALL REALTY co.

Exclusive Agents IA. 7-5s5s
CHESTERBROOK WOODS = Pres
tige location. BY OWNER. Antique
brick rambler: less than l yr. old.
u acre with beautiful wooded set
ting overlooking meadow. 3 lge.
bedrms., 3 baths, 2S-ft. walk-out
rec. rm.. = fireplaces, fully equip.
elec. kitchen with eating space,
dble. garage with lge. storage rm.
Priced well below $4,000 with
good financing. Open Saturday
and Sunday, l to 5 pm. 43l6
Hardwood lane. To reach: Across
Chain Bridge, follow Glebe rd. to
Chesterbrook, right on Chester
brook to Forest lane, right on For
est lane and follow sign. Telephone
KE R-71lS.
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HOME WITH INCOME
LAKE BANCROFT VICINITY

bhAE DAhChOrI FICNIII
Stone rambler. breezeway, garage:
bedrms., den, 1Sx14 living room,
16xlO kitchen, sep. dining room;
9 large closets, Ia baths; n bath
serves 45x30 cement-floored bSmt.
Level, 100x1S5 lot, developed for
year-round attractiveness, shade.
outdoor privacy, gardens, fruit
trees; one block from bus, near
two shopping centers. S25,b00.
OWNER. 2 am.-12, after $50
pm, or weekend, cL. 6-0753. l6'
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NEAIIORol ia. I-UZOU.
nAn nHn.n IL 1

FAIRCHILD RIAL ESTATE CORP.
FREDERICKSBURG, VA.-LARGE
COLONIAL HOME 1880; excellent
construction; ga kaths; five fire
places, old locks; historic charm
ing atmosphere, choice location.
Interesting garden. FRANCES WILL
LIAMS, owner. Betty Washington
Inn
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PROFESSIONAL BLDG.i Hyatts-
vile. Md.-Alr-cond. offices, suit
able for doctors, lawyers, sales
men. rrn.. sos mo-; Arm. suite,
$500 mo-. incl. all utils. and jani-
tor svc. r. r. RUPERT, ST.
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10 ACRES
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

LOTS OR ACREAGE-Zoned for
garden type apt. development:
northern Va. area. Brokers pro-
tected with information as to
price. location, ETC.; reply P. o.
Box 4095, south station, Arl. 4,
Evening star., 1961-04-15

NEW OFFICE BUILDING
Takoma Park. Md, 800 #. from
D. c. line, next to post office
Parking ARK under sso6 bldg M ~, Mr.. oGX,aSn Xan
JAMES L. l. Dixon a. CO. Realtors.
OFFICES, newly decor: across st.
from bus terminal, 924 Wayne ave-,
Silver Spring. JU. 9-5200.
OFFICE, End II. front. overlooking
park: bright, air cond.: S75 mo.
2O03 Eye st. NV. FE. 7-7736.
OVER 1000 SQUARE FEET of Of
flee space; centrally located; S175
mar mn EFT l-O11O
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

CABIN, nearby Va; wooded, level
lot; modern conveniences; easy
terms IF 4-RoBS
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ONE ACRE

Plus immaculate 4-bedroom 2-bath
Cape Cod-style home; other fea-
lures include large living rm.,
modern equipped kitchen, den,
enclosed rear porch and small
stable. Beautiful lot. Many flower
ing shrubs and fruit trees. Lo-
Gated on Rte. 1873, Just west OF
Vienna. Price only S2S,500.
Myers & Hill, Inc.
Du 5-6133 IA. 4-427o
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cpPINHFTEn

SPRINGFIELD
For living space, shopping and
school conv.. quick transp; and
rm., 2-bath, all-bTk. split-level in
Yates Village. Visit between / and
o at 1904 Essex ave. and name
your own terms. Move In with
any reas. offer.
NATIONAL MILITARY REALTY
FL. 10000 24-hr. Service
= Brick rambler
split foyer; bedrms., Ia baths;
27-ft. finished rec. rm.; assume
GI loan, monthly payments, $116.
Call OWNED III A-hRAn
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SILVER sPRNG-Air-cond. elev.
sdgs sfgo aRtSG WoobMoSR 5sFSiSf aEp sHoppING fSte
CENTER: single, S75; double,
$40. EASTERN AVE. at Georgia
ave: 2 air-cond. suites, approx
800 50. IT. each. LANGLEY PARK
single, l3X13; S65. Also, 26xl7:
$3.50 CHESTER KELLER, JU.
g-5555.
S SUITCASE for short term, 2 small
pieces, as is, or separately; lower
level OF uptown modern bldg. Call
MRS. FERKO. DE. 2-92l1.
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other business interest. A clean,
ebay station doing q 5-figure
gallonage. It is situated on busy
East-West hwy. in Takoma Park,
Nd. Don't fail to investigate this
outstanding opportunity. For de-
tails, call WARD REILLY, LA.
FINE MEMS WEAR STORE, located
in shopping. center; clean stock
and beautiful fixtures. Nets S15,-
900 per "; 10 yrs. in business;
excellent lease. Box CAV, Star
FINEST BOAT SALE LOCATION
Marina 265-ft:. pier, 6-rm. house
30O-ft. waterfront, Ia acre:
ground: zoned heavy commercial;
beverage lie. gasoline avail. Near
Annapolis, on good road. Good
terms. ROSE REALTY. AP. z.
FLORIST SHOP-Own parking,
heavy traffic, would be ideal COM
bination with gift shop. none in
area. Arl. Box 93-X, Star.
FURNISHED APT. BUSINESS, mr.
Columbia I'd. and 18th NV. . fls.
rented at S33 per wk.: l at $50
mo. and ! at S25 wk, Bldg. rent
$3.50 mo. Furniture and business
$4,000. $1,000 dn., $75 mo. Resi-
dence by owner not required. FE.
7-205l or HO. 2-3402.
GROCERY STORE, corner loca.
ton, stock and equipment, SG,-
500 cash. Call NO. 7-0563, or
AID. 2-3572.
HARDWARE STORE for sale; re-
modelled, centrally located, long
established line of trade. II in
terested write Box 3S7-V, Star.
HAVE SUBSTANTIAL CASH to in
vest in sound ventures. Send par
ticulars: immed. action. BOX il0-
x, Star.
1 WOULD LIKE to discuss Northern
Va, service station opportunities
with men who are mechanically
Inclined and who are desirous oi
receiving increased financial re-
wards as they extend their sbil-
La; $4,000: Ext. 10: ewes, JU
MOTEL, I SKYLINE DRIVE, MON
EY-MAKER = Equipped. ReStau-
rant and motel, Swiss Chalet
east Of Shenandoah Natl. Park
on U. s. Rte. 211: cottages, novel;
ty stand. dining room, completely
modern. J., , and 3 room units
central heating tub and showers.
Good husband wife venture: in
vestInent low. INCOME GOOD
sale to settle estate. Phone FL.
4-793l.
MEMS CLOTHING and shoe store,
1892 Columbia I'd. NV. Well
stocked. Owner deceased. Admin
sale. All cash. For inspection, HO
2-3309. MR.. STANBURRY.
NURSING HOME, business ant
property, University blvd. ano
Piney Branch area.
LANGLEY REALTY HE. 10000
RESTAURANT-Va., Drive-In. No.
/; ideal family operation w/iiv-
ing quarters. Tourist season Just
beginning. $4,000 dn. SO. S-2753
RESTAURANT; nice location: long
to take over interest on West
Coast. Priced right for quick sale.
Small down pymt., will take 2nd
trust. ia. S-9697, or IA. b-4636,
RESTAURANT AND SMALL MO-
tain, US. Route 80 and II. Re-
Gently remodeled. Real money
maker. Long lease or percentage
basis. Phone OWNER. Upper
Vile, Va. 100
RESTAURANT-Beautiful, modern.
corner location, NV. Washing
ton; approx. business Sl25,000
per yr., seats So; owner 8 yrs.
Price $4,000. $4,000 will ham
die. HE. 4-6177.
SERVICE STATION = Averaging
over 10000 GAL; $4,000 will
handle: Owner has other interests.
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GOLF CLUB MANOR North Ari.
country club area)-Individually
designed center hall spacious g.
Il. DutchS kitchen e ovens T and nd
Tefgr. built in): 36x22 family rm.
with bar; 8 tiled baths, large
porch: 2-cAr garage; central air
conditioning. Only $3.50 cash
down; will trade. REYNOLDS
CONTRACTION CORP. IA.
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MCLEAN AREA-nlder
!. e-49S4 Reaitor FL, 6.a2ss

y, MCLEAN, GRASS RIDGE
bdrms., 2 baths, and family rm..
are air conditioned; possible 4th
bdrm. and bath; walk-out day-
light bsmt., Q firepls.; handicapped
with Towering shrubs, shade
trees, stone patio, brick barbe-
que. Yours for FLA appraisal,
$4,000. BY OWNER KE. 6-9222
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CAPE COD

BY OWNER: Fairfax-2-bedrm. brk.
rambler; FLA appraised. $16,50O.
$500 down, S105 mo-, p.i.ti.: or
assume I5e5 Gy loan, CIR, 3-4b19.
Evening star., 1961-09-04
Rocco, Valentine
Will Be Tough for
Aussie Mutmen

Two of the strongest tag
team combinations are being
brought to Capitol Arena
Thursday night when the Aus
tralian Kangaroos meet An
tonic Rocca and Johnny Valen-
tine.
The Kangaroos, Al Costello
and Roy Heffernan, have been
operating here for quite while
and have been cleaning up the
opposition. Rocca recently re-
turned to the area, where he
always has been popular, but
Valentine is a new partner for
him. This duo figures to give
the AussieS a lot of trouble.
The tag team feature bout
will start at 8 pm, a half hour
earlier than the usual start of
Capitol Arena wrestling. 1t will
not be televiSed.
In other matches promoter
Vince Mcmahon is introducing
two giant japanese. Yukio Su-
zuki, 6 foot 5, and weighing 270
pounds, will meet Tom Marin.
Shoshei Baba, 6-8 and 290, will
struggle with Doug Kinslow.
Tommy O'Toole will meet the
Italian Strongman, Bruno Sam
martino; Angelo Savoldi will
wrestle Argentine Apollo, and
a second tag team match will
pit Mr.. Puerto Rico and Pete
Sanchez against two other
Japanese, Yoshino Sato and
The Great Togo.
Evening star., 1961-09-04
Shenandoah
Offers Two
Cards Today

CHARLES TOWN, W. Va,
Sept. 4 (SpeciaD Sydney
M. Follin's Man Made heads a
field of eight in the American
Flag Purse, a 6-furlong dash
that tops the second half of the
Labor Day double-header at
Shenandoah Downs today.
The program gets under way
at 2 pm. with nine races, and
the second half goes off at 7
O'Clock with an additional nine.
Each program will have its own
daily double and Big Bonanza,
but there will be only one ad-
mission charge for the entire
days activities.
Man Made, who is coupled
with James Madigan's Stars
Last as an entry, is coming off
a 6-furlong victory in 1:122s,
the best time of the meeting
for the distance. The Hern-
don CVaD campaigner is NOV
ing into tough allowance COM
pany for the first time but ap-
pears capable of handling the
field.
General Manager Bob Leavitt
also has booked the third event
in the Shenandoah Marathon
Series to be run on the night
card. Lloyd M. Roadco's Rae
coon, the distance champion
here, heads the field but is
expected to be pressed by Po-
lygamist. Oil Boom and Sky
Pixie, all winners at this meet
ing.
Evening star., 1961-09-04
Doll Baby Wins
Polo Consolation

KENNETH SQUARE, Pa.
Sept. 4 (AP). - Doll Baby
Farms of Germantown, Md.
defeated Pennington, Va, 1873
in the finals of the Tar Baby
Plate consolation tournament
for the Gerald Balding Me-
mortal eight-goal tourney yes
terday at Brandywine Polo
Club.
Giant Valley of Pennington
Conn, opposes Sunnybrook OF
Delray Beach, Fla, at 3 pm.
today in the tourney final.
British Consul General
Thomas S. Tull of Philadelphia,
will attend the match as a
guest of the ASSOCIATION and
participate in presentation of
trophies following the cham
match. The tourna-
is held in honor of the
late Gerald Balding, one Of
outstanding polo
players Of the 1930s. He played
with and against America in
the international matches of
that decade.
Evening star., 1961-09-04
BY STEVE HERSHEY
Star Staff Writer

The Interhigh League West
Division football race shapes up
as a three-team scramble
among Bell, the defending
champion, Coolidge and Wilson.
Coolidge should be a strong
contender again after compil-
ing a ALL league record in
Walt Kinks first year as coach.
The Colts only loss was a 26-7
decision to Bell.
Wilson, which finished with
four straight victories last year,
may struggled back to the top.
The Tigers will be trying to win
back the title they held for
three years before Bell ended
the string.
Bell looks like a solid chance.
With six starters returning, in
Guiding All-Interhigh Robert
Lee Stewart at left end, Ronald
Johnson, an All-West selection
at left halfback and Fullback
Jesse Evans, Coach Lee Miles
has the nucleus of his offense
back.
Depth is the problem at
Roosevelt and Cardozo, while
size will probably hold back
Western. Dunbar, although
overbalanced in backs, should
Improve over last year.
BY teams:
BELL-Kenny Burns. a
Junior quarterback, whom Miles
calls IAN excellent passer," is
the big question mark. Our
strong point is at ends, where
we have five or six solid men,"
Miles said. Our only problem
will be to find the right COM
bination in the middle Of the
line"
The interior line may lack
experience, but makes up for it
with Drawn. Among the candi-
dates for center are two g.
toot-4 sophomores, Leroy King
and Ronald Jones. King weighs
in at 318 and Jones at 285. An
other prospect is James Fountz,
Evening star., 1961-09-04
Mariana Wins
AtWarrenton

WARRENTON, Va, Sept. 4
(SpeciaD Mrs. J. Dean Ruck-
er'S Cold Climate leads the
five-show Virginia circuit COM
petition going into today's final
sessions of the three-day War
renton Horse Show.
Cold Climate has Sc points,
we'll ahead of Journey Proud,
owned by Shawnee Farm, who
has 64 points.
Mrs. Sarah Nan Bayne's
Mariana won the junior cham
pionship at the second session
of the show yesterday with II
points. Charole McNamara's
Tardy was reserve with 6
points.
DR.. and Mrs. August Kramms
Grumpy Gus took the green
open jumper championship
with 10 points. Daisy Mae,
owned by Margaret Hoffman,
was reserve with 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Ed
wards st. Cloud captured the
local championship with is
points. Why Wait, owned oy
Mr.. and Mrs. Ian Montgomery
was reserve with 6.
The show was marred by g
bad fall taken by Miss Beth
Gundlach who suffered a con-
cusSion and was admitted to
the Fauquier County Hospital.
Today'S classes will end the
show with championships in
the open jumper, conformation
hunter, green conformation
working hunter. and green
working hunter division.
Evening star., 1961-09-04

a junior tackle, who weights a
mere 245.
CARDOZO-"They're all new
and little" That was Coach
Sal Halls summation of his
team after almost a week Of
practice. The majority of the
40 players trying out are soph-
omoreS and juniors.
The only starter back from
last years (5-2-D squad is 6-3.
250-pound Dorian DobSon, a
senior tackle. Another senior
who saw service last season,
Guard Daniel Jackson (165)
should move into a starting
berth. Beyond that, every posi-
ton is open, according to Hall.
COOLIDGE-Coach Kirk has
eight lettermen returning, in
cluding the Colts leading
scorer, Halfback Jimmy Moore,
and Angle Wilson, a second
team All-Interhigh choice at
tackle last season. This year
Kirk is moving Wilson to full
Evening star., 1961-09-04
MAJOR LEAGUE
LEADERS
BY the Associated Press
AMERICAN IFAGUF

BATTING Cbased on 300 or more al
bats)-Cash, Detroit, .363 Howard
New York, $50: Piersall, Cleveland
800: Mantle, New York, 1923; Gen.
tie. Baltimore; .32I; go ,,
New York, liz: Colavito, Detroit
III; Kaline, Detroit, 1903; Cash
RUNS BATTED IN-Gentile, Baltimore,
ll26; ,Colavito, Detroit; 125; Maris,
TTfs; cSsh. CASH, Detroit, tt Maniis' niS Ne" YORK
Robinson, Baltimore. 1856
Cash, Detroit, 1888: Kaline, Detroit
100; Aparicio, Chicago, 15l: Mantle,
New York, $50:
line, Detroit, 80; B. Robinson, Bal
timore, 30; Siebern Kansas City, 80
Romano and Power, Cleveland, 2S.
TRIPLES-Wood, Detroit, IL; Lumpe,
Kansas City, and Keough, Washing
ton. 8; Lands, Chicago, PierSaIl,
HOME RUNs@Maris, New York, SO:
Mantle, New York, so; Gentle. Bal
timore, 43; Colavito. Detroit, 40;
Killebrew, Minneapolis, 3S.
STOLEN BASES-Aparicio, Chicago,
a; Howser, Kansas City, 35 Wood,
Landis, Chicago, Gn II, '0'''
cisionsl New York, 22-3,
$50; Terry, New York, 12-2, .S57;
Arroyo, New York 1873, .Sl3; Mossi,
Detroit; R4-4' .77s; schWall' Boston
STRIKEOUTS - Pascual Minnesota
lS2: Ford, New York, III; Bunning
Detroit; l67: Mcbride, Los Angeles,
NATIONAL LEAGUE
batsl-Clemente, Pittsburgh. 1853;
PinSOn Cincinnati, .34l; Robinson
CINCINNATI, .33I; Aaron, Milwaukee,
;325; Moon. Los Angeles, 1924.
RuNS-Mays. San Francisco. 100;
RGHinSTn Mi5Ta;SHss cincinnati 1n.a and Aaron
natl. %; clemente, Pittsburg and
Boyer, st. Louis, 81.
RUNS BATTED IN-Cepeda, San
Francisco. l20; Robinson, Gin
cinnati. ia: Aaron, Milwaukee. los
Miiwo,Ssd MAYS, san Francisco 1O%; Adcock'
Cincinnati, 1872; Gle
mente, Pittsburgh, 1S1; Aaron. Mil
waukee 1866; Boyer, st. Louis. 100;
Robinson, Cincinnati, 1856.
DOUBLES-Aaron, Milwaukee. "a;
Pinson, CINCINNATI, 30: santo. Chi
Robinson. Cincinnati and Clemente,
Pittsburgh 2S.
TRIPLES-Altman, Chicago, II: Wills,
Los Angeles and Clemente, Pitts
burgh. 10; White and Boyer, st.
HOME RUNS-Cepeda, San Francisco,
81; Robinson, Cincinnati. 50; Mays
San francisco. "a; Aaron, Mil
waukee, 33; Adcock, Milwaukee, 20.
STOLEN BASES-Wills. Los Angeles,
30; Pinson and Robinson, Gin
cinnati. 20: Aaron. Milwaukee. 10:
Mays, San Francisco, l6.
PITCHING biased on 12 or more de-
cisions l-Podres. Los Angeles. 1874,
.S1S: Miller, San Francisco, 1913.
.769; Jay, Cincinnati 1913. .704
sadecki; St. Louis, ~, 1872; Bur-
STRIKEOUTS-Koufax. Los Angeles,
2l4: Williams, Los Angeles. 1854;
Drysdale. Los Angeles, 159: O'Toole,
Cincinnati, ISL: Mahaffey, Phila-
delphia. l45.
Evening star., 1961-09-04
Downes HospitoIized
With Infected Thumb

LONDON, Sept. 4 (AP).-
Terry Downes, British holder
ofg a share of the middleweight
boxing championship, has been
admitted to London's Royal
Homeopathic Hospital with an
infected hand.
Downes' return bout in Bos-
ton, September %, against Paul
Pender, from when he took the
title in July, was postponed
August 80 because of a sore
thumb.
Sam Burns, Downes' man
ager, said the infection from
the thumb had spread over
the boxers left hand, giving
him a lot of pain.
Evening star., 1961-09-04
COOLIDGE ALSO STRONG IN WEST <.4>.~#
Veteran Bell Eleven Could Repeat

punch last season. Bo Hall, a
six-foot. 250-pounder, will
supply the bulk to the middle
of the line. Bo is a senior with
limited experience.
WESTERN-Some of the
other teams in the league had
scrimmaged another school be-
fore Western players was as
signed a uniform this season.
This, and the graduation of the
entire backfield will unqueS-
tionably hurt the Raiders this
year. 1T will be a rebuilding
year." Coach Fred Mulvey said,
IF we win half our games I
will consider it a good season. a"
Guard Mike Potter Q60) ,
End Langston Coleman and
Charlie Randall, second-string
fullback last season, are the
only returning veterans. OF
the sophmores and junior var
sity players moving up, Mulvey
is impressed most with 1885,
pound Jeff ONeil. "ONeil and
Kenny Walker (another Sopho-
more) could end up at the
halfbackS spots" Mulvey said.
WILSON-Five starters from
last year answered the call of
Coach Pete Lubukas and they
hold the key to the Tigers
championship hopes. The line
should be strong with End
John Ruther (six-foot-170)
Tackle Keith SaulS (205) and
Ken Schultz Q75) at guard
are all returning to starting
jobs.
In the backfield, besides
Richardson at quarterback, Bob
1ssacson, is back at right half
and Lubukas is counting on
Russell Burchard and Paul
Hersh, both second -Stringers
last season to take over at full
back and left halfback re-
Spectively. 1--WE should definitly
be better than last year." the
coach said of his team that
finished third last season.
Evening star., 1961-09-04

back to take advantage of the
205-pounder'S speed.
Both starting guards are
back, Adolphus Sandidge (200)
and Bill Leedy QS5). Inexperi-
ence at ends and the reserves is
the only weakness of this team.
DUNBAR-Coach Jesse Chase
has the unique and very con-
cerning problem of having only
six players trying out for the
interior line. 1T has me
stumped." Chase said. Il have
plenty of good backs, but no
one on the line. None of the
six candidates for the line have
experience and three are sopho-
mores."
In contrast, Chase reports
he has plenty of depth in the
backfield. He has five good
quarterbacks, plus last years
starter, William Randell. James
Lender (210) and Sammy Un-
ger Q68) are returning at half
back and fullback respectively.
/ Other solid backs are Alfred
Wendell (200) and Robert
Wooton (205). The end posi-
ton also presents no problem.
1t will be in the experienced
hands of Cleopa Revell and
John Boylain.
ROOSEVELT-It may be a
tough season for Coach joey
Kaufman. Only 80 players
turned out for the team. How
ever, joey has that old gleam
in his eye when he talks about
Fullback Tony Cont. The
205-pound senior, who received
all-interhigh honorable men,
ton at guard last season, will
be the best back in the league
this year" according to Kauff-
man.
The Riders will have their
passing ace, little Wendell
Hughes, returning at quarter
back. Hughes and Halfback
George Garrett, both seniors,
provided most of the offensive