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Evening star., 1961-04-13
Nursery Corner
Reductions Some
Discontinued Styles

Fomous BiIt-Rite Feeding TobIe
with MeIomine Plastic TobIe Top,
foam rubber scot. Discontinued pot
tern. Comparable volue 1895, 1887
Fomous Make Mattresses with firm
80-coiI construction. SpecioI, 1887
II international Teddy Tot Cor
Beds in discontinued styles. Conn.,
porobIe value more than double,
5.S7
II cosco Jumpers in discontinued
style Comparable value 895, 5.49
AZ Fomous Kontwet Play Pen Pads
in discontinued styles. Comparable
value 500, 3.s7
so Hats and Bonnets in cotton
corduroy, Orion ocryIic and cotton
styles. Washable. White and posteIs.
Comparable value more than double,
soc
40 Infant Girls Dresses in imported
cotton. Sizes II and l8 months.
Comparable Volue Z.S9, 1873
80 Infonts' Topper Sets in cotton
knit or cotton broodcloth 2-piece
styles Washable. Broken sizes. Com
porobIe value more than double, Csc
100 Fomous EvenfIo Gloss Nursing
Bottles, 4 ounce and 8 ounce sizes.
Comparable value more than double,
l0e
s NyIon Bossinette Liners. Com
poroble value more than double,
1877
23 Fomous Kud-L-Nop SIeepers
with Upper closure. Labeled for
fabric content Washable. Broken
sizes. Comparable value 800, 4.99
WGL-The Nursery Corner,
4th Floor
Evening star., 1961-04-13
Select Group Of Toys
88e or 6 for 500

Buy now and save on our fine toys
for young gift occasions. Choose
from any assortment Of select toys.
81 Authentic RepIieos of Friction
Powered codiIIoe Cors. 7 "a inches
long.
llS Fishing Outfits with oil the
equipment young fishermen need.
80 BotteFy -operoted Remote Con-
troll Police Cors with siren and flash
ing light. Botteries additional.
81 snop- Close PIostie Clutch Purses
with removable photo holder.
lss Bottery- -operoted Racers to os-
sembe. Botteries additional.
IT Little Miss Pixie e-Pieee ToiIetry
Sets with bath crystoIs, powder, soop
and cologne.
III Bottery- -operoted Motor Boots
with push-button storter and beacon
light. Batteries additional.
s5 Sets Of Pre-Historie Monsters
and MommaIs.
1871 Junior BeseboII Sets with bose-
ball, bot and glove.
W6L-The Toy Store, 9th Floor;
oIso Chevy Chase, Wheaton PIozo
and 7 Corners
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ChiIdren's 26"
Bicycles
3O.ss and 34.ss

z Boys Bicycles with coaster brakes,
white-woIl tires and bottery heod-
lamp, 34.88
3 Girls Bicycles with cooster brakes,
white-woII tires and bottery heod-
lamp, 34.88
8 Boys Bicycles with coaster brakes
and white-woII tires, 3o.S8
9 Girls Bicycles with coaster brakes
and white-wolI tires, 3o.SS
8 Girls and Boys 3-Speed Bicycles
with white-woIl tires. battery head
lamp, 34.S8
z Girls and Boys 3-Speed Bicycles
with front clip carrier, white wall
tires and botteV heodIomp, 34.S8
WGL-The Toy Store, 9th Floor
Evening star., 1961-04-13
Remnonts-FHdoy Only
Mattress and Box
Spring Sets

! SteoTns & Foster Extro Firm
Correct Comfort Set, twin-size
mottress and hond-tied box
spring. Comparable Volue
5000, $500
I Firm Foam Rubber Set, twin
size foam rubber mottress
and hond-tied box spring.
Comparable value 1900,
1900
I Simmons Beck Gore" Mot-
tress with buiIt-in bed board,
twin size. Comparable value
1900, $500
! Beoutyrest "ToII Boy" Set.
twin-size mottress, 80" long,
and motchine box spring.
Comparable value 1900,
lI4.oo
| Mis-motehed Beoutyrest Set,
twin-size mottress and box
spring. Comparable voIue
5000, s4.oo
! BeoutyTest Set, doubIe-size
mottress and box spring.
Comparable value 5000,
s4.oo
group Of mattresses and
box springs
IS SteoTns g Foster and Sim
mons in twin and double sizes.
Comparable value 1895 to
1895, 1895 TO 1895 eoeh
.WGL-The Sleep Shop,
9th Floor
Evening star., 1961-04-13
Remnonts-FTdoy Only
Savings on q
Large Selection
Of Furniture
Pieces

2 Sofos, metal frames, black
cushions. Comparable voIue
59.95, se.e5
| Soto, metal frame, white
cushions. Comparable value
59.95. 1925
| Soto, metal frame, tonger-
inc cushions. Comparable
voiue 59.95, 39.e5
| Summer Choir, comparable
value 9.99, $50
| Block Chest, comparable
value 1895, 1895
| White Chest, comparable
voIue 1895, 1895
z Recreation Room choirs,
comparable value $500,
1900
z Utility cobinets, comparable
value 2l.88 and 1895,
ll.8s and 1895
z Utility cobinets. comporo-
Bile value 5.88, 2.sS
z Bose cobinets, comparable
value z .88 and ll.88,
ll.88 and 6.Ss
! Block Bench, comparable
value 1895, 1925
] TV Stond, comparable value
7.95, 4.e5
z Wardrobes. comp orobIe
value 1888, S.SS
l-4-Drower Chest, compo-
robIe value 1895, 1875
l-6-Drower Chest, compo-
roble value 44,95, 24.e5
3 Summer Arm choirs, COM.
parable value 9.99, 5.9s
] Summer Tub Chair, compo-.
robIe value 8.99, 4.es
! Summer Choir, comparable
value l2.95, 500
WGL-Loree Housewares,
End Floor, North Building
Evening star., 1961-04-13
Gorden Shop

Outside MetoI Tool Shed, 64x
76x8O" size. Comparable value
1925, 1895
s Complete Tonse Torches, COM
poroble value z for 5.99, z for 800
I Atkins Electric Mower, comporo-
BILE value 69.o5, 1895
! Atkins Electric Mower, comporo-
BILE value 59.95, 39.95
WGL-The Garden Shop,
End Floor, North Building
Evening star., 1961-04-13
Remnunts-FTdoy Only
Stondout Sovinqs
On Floor Models
and Discontinued
ComeroS and
Recorders

Recorders
z Grundis "Niki" Portable
Tronsistor Tope Recorders.
Comparable value 1895,
5000
! Columbia Tope Recorder.
z speeds, record level indico-
tor. Comparable value 1895,
1000
z W. beor Tope Recorders
with 3 speeds, seporote tone
controls, push-button opero-
ton, record level indicator.
Comparable value 1895,
10000
z Webeor Tope Recorders
with 3 speeds, fost forward
and reverse, edit key. Com
porobIe value 1895, 1000
! Webeor Stereo Tope Re-
eoFdeE 4-trock stereo with 3
speeds, edit key, record level
indicotor, automatic shutoff.
Comparable value 279.95,
1000
l Minox B comers, compo-
robIe voIue 1895. 5000
I Nee l6 comere with f2
lens. Comparable voIue 1895,
1000
I PoIoroid soA comero. COM
parable voIue 74.95, 5000
! PoIorOid $50 comeru, COM
porobIe value lo9.95, 5000
! PoIoroid lloA comera,
comparable value 1895,
1900
Kodak Seopesisht 8mm.
Movie ComeTo with Fl g lens.
Comparable value 59.95.
Is .OO
I Kodok Automatic Electric
Eye Smm. Movie c o m ere,
f2.3. Comparable voIue 69.e5.
$500
I Yoshiee S-Elll Smm.
Movie Comero with 3-lens
turret, fl.8. Comparable VOL
ue 1906, $500
I Mansfield Holiday u Smm.
Movie ComeFo, 3-Iens turret.
Comparable value 5000,
$500
4 Anseo Memo Smm. Movie
Projectors, new in cortons.
Comparable value 59.95,
$500
WGL-Comeros, lst Floor
Evening star., 1961-04-13
Misses Sportsweor

SO Skirts. woods and wool blends
(properIy labeled for fobric contenD.
Full, pIeoted and slim styles in
choice Of ploids, stripes and clear
coIors Postels and dork tones.
Misses sizes. Comparable value
1895 ond 1875, 1.oo
IS Pairs Of SIaeks, wooIs ond wool
blends labeled for fabric contentl;
Clear coIors and stripes. Misses
sizes. Comparable value 1875 to
1875, 900
SO Sweaters, wooIs and woods
blended with Anooro or fur fibers
(properIy labeled for fobric con-
tent. CIossic and novelty puIIovers
and cordieons. Misses sizes. Com
porobe value l4.95 and l7.95,
Il.oo
4s Sweaters, wooIs ond blends
tproperIy Iobeled for contenU.
Bulky ond regular knits. cordioons
and puIIons in misses sizes. Com
porobe value l4.95 and l7.e5,
ii.oo
II Wool Joekets, cIossic styles in
pIoids. Misses sizes. Comparable
value 1875 to 22.95, 1900
10 Cashmere cordisons trimmed
with sequin butterfly designs. White,
pink or blue. Misses sizes. Com
poroble VoIue 59.o5, 44.oo
Cashmere Cordisons with braid,
oeod and sequin trims. Beige or
white. Misses sizes. Comparable
value 1895, 5000
IS Three-Pieee Wool Suits, the
jocket trimmed in leather. Misses
sizes. Comparable value 1926 and
$500. 5000
9 Wool Knit Cor coots with Orion
ocryic foam backing. Cordiaon
styles. Misses sizes. Comparable
voIue $500, l4.oo
WGL-Sportsweor, 3rd Floor
Evening star., 1961-04-13
Save " on
Russell Wright
DinnerWore i'm a
Discontinued Pottern
55e -" 2.7s

comparable valueS,
I.U to $50
$50 pieces Of American Modern"
pottern in sroy, ehGrtreuse, coral or
cedar green. Dinner plates, salad
plotea vegetable dishes, susars,
ereomeTs, teopots and coffee pots in
the group. Not every item in every
color.
WGL-Chno, 5th Floor
Evening star., 1961-04-13
Save Hs and More
on Discontinued
Patterns and CoIors
Of Quality Carpet

Please bring measurements since
we ore unobIe to hold this carpet.
All sold by the square yord.
Wool Wilton Pile Carpet, l2x27'2"
gold color, l2'x4I6" eroy, compo-
robIe value 9.95. Square yord, 5.e5
1929 WooI-so90 NyIon Twist Pile,
l2'x26 /" gold color, comparable
value 9.95, square yord, 5.95
NyIon Twist Pile corpet, l2'x83'4"
bronze, l2'xlO9'8" blue, comporo-
Bile value l2.95, square yord, 6.95
NyIon Twist Pile corpet, l2'x8l'9"
sondoIwood, l2'x38n0" soge green,
l2'x32'o" muted beige, comparable
value 1895, square yord, SOS
Woven Cotton Pile corpet, Pvt
turquoise muIti-coIor, comparable
value 1895, square yord, 6.e5
WGL-FIoorcoverines, 9th Floor
Evening star., 1961-04-13
Washington Store Only Except Where Noted
Furniture Savings

SoImonson Redwood Pieces:
z Servers, comparable value 26.95,
1895
3-Drower Chests, comparable
value 27.95, l4.95
z Night TobIes, comparable value
1895, 1925
Bookcase, comparable voIue
2O.95. l5.35
z Corner Chests, comparable Volue
5000. 1925
s-Drower Chest. comparable value
1895, 1895
] Server. comparable value $500,
1850
5-0rower Chest, comparable
value 32.95, z4.6o
! Hutch, comparable value $500,
1895
Other Furniture Pieces
6 Loromon Metal Bor Hops, less
than u comparable value, 4.9S
6 Loromon Metal Book Boeks, COM
poroble value 6.98, Sis
6 Loromon Metel Teo corts, COM
porobIe value 6.98, 3.es
WGL-loree Housewares,
End Floor. North Building
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Juniors Dresses
comparable values,
S.99 TO 22.95

ITO including street styles, 2-pieee
ioeket dresses and ull-skirted cock
toll styles. In spring wooIs, blends
Of silk and linen properly labeled
for content, cotton knits, sheer
nyIons, silk oEsonzos and silk shen-
tunss. Good choice Of patterns and
coloTs, Sizes s TO IS.
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WGL-Juniors' Dresses, 4th Floor;
oIso Chevy Chase, Wheaton PIozo,
7 Corners and Alexandra.
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WGL-Misses' Coots, 3rd Floor;
also Chevy Chose, Wheaton PIozo,
7 Corners and Alexandra
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Dyed Mouton-
Processed Lamb
Jockets
5000

l3 lightweight and long Iostins
jackets.
Fur products Iobeied to show coun-
try Of origin of imported furs.l
Please add 1920 Federal tax.
WGL-Fur Salon, 3rd Floor
Evening star., 1961-04-13
Room-size Rugs

comparable
value now
l-l5'xs', so9o
Royon, 1929 NyIon
Plush Pile, peoch 1900 77.oo
lz'xIo', so%
Royon, 1919 NyIon
Plush Pile, plum 5000 $500
l2'xI2', 7o%
Wool, 5o9o NyIon
Loop Pile, ivory l27.oo $500
I-I4xIo's". so40
AcriIon AcryIie,
2ooo VereI Modoe-
rylie Pile, beige l84OO 1875
1-12'xls'4" NyIon
Twist Pile, gold
color l4l35 $500
l-ll'xl5' Royon
loop pile. dork more thon
brown multieolor double $500
l s'xI2' Wool High
low Loop Pile, opal l3l.OO $3.50
1919 NyIon
Rondom- sheored Pile, more than
peach double $500
l-I2'xl2'5", 500
NyIon, 500 Modue-
rylie Pile. ood-tone
muIti-eoIor l54.45 $500
I-l2'xeT" kyIon
Loop and cut Pile, more thon
peach double 39.e5
I 1919 AeriIon
AeryIie Plush Pile,
gold color l6l.oo $500
! 1919 NyIon
Twist Pile, green lll.25 77.oo
I l2'x9' AeriIon
AeryIie Cut Pile,
ivory 1900 100
I2'xI2' Royon
Loop Pile, green more than
muIticoIor double $500
l-l2'xlo'4" Royon
Loop Pile, gold tone llO.35 100
WGL-FIoorcoverines, 8th Floor
Evening star., 1961-04-13

Save " and
More on Famous
make Luggage
Lightweight with
nodded construction
comparable
value Now
II Hot Boxes a..
in white, ton, go.
light or dark
oroy 1895 9.45
6 Train coses, -
blue 1000 1000
3 Week End ~
Cases, w,
blue or white 1000 1000
I Troin cose "
in light eroy 24.95 I2.45
6 Word r o be
Coses, blue or ,-
white $3.50 1875
4 PuIImon
Cases, e.,
blue Or white $500 1850
Irregular Of Atlantic
VoI-o-Poks and .~
Grosshopper Coses
Group in blue nyIon:
comparable
value Now
24-2l" Week ,
End Cases. ..
Compo ro Bile
value if per-
feet 100 7.95
ga" Pull .,
man Cases.
(ompor O b e
value if per-
feet 1900 S.e5
5-26" Pull
mGn Cases.
Compor q BILE
value if per-
feet $500 II,95
6-29" Pull "
man Cases.
Compor O Bile
value if per-
feet 100 100 1898
6 Mems VoI-o
Poks. Compo-
roble value if
perfect 1900 1898
6 Wom MS
Vol = q Poks.
Compor q b lie
value if per-
feet 1000 I4,95
Please odd 1929 Federal tox.
WGL-Luoeoge, 7th Floor
Evening star., 1961-04-13
Savings on Mems
WoodIothion Suits

Savings on Mems
WoodIothion Suits
$500
comparable valueS,
vaine $500
Regular weight suits reduced from
regular stock. Wool worsteds, chew
lots, flonneIs. Gray, blue, brown and
olive in the group.
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
Natural Shoulder
Sportcoots from The
University Corner
23.'O
comparable valupS,
$500 to 1000 80
Sport eoots in group that includes
subtle checks, stripes and eIeor col
ors, oil styled for the younger man.
Olive, block, sroy and brown in
the assortment.
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
Evening star., 1961-04-13
Mems 2-Trouser
Suits

Washable suits Of medium weight
$50 poeron poIyester and 350o
royon. The extra poiF Of trousers
odds to the long life Of the suit.
Glen plaid. stripes and tic weoves.
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
Evening star., 1961-04-13
Gorden Shop Savings
7Qe to go

comparable v0IneS,
39C to U.99
so German flower pottery in q wide
assortment of eoIorS. From 3 TO ls"
oVoIS.
WGL-The Garden Shop, End Floor
North Building
Evening star., 1961-04-13
Rayon and Cotton
Antique Type
Satin Droperies

40 Pairs So" in gold, white, rose,
blue, beige or green. Comparable
value more than double, 4.s5
ls Pairs 90" in gold, rose, off
white, beige or green. Comparable
value l2.95. SOS
so Swos-StyIe VoIoneeS, "a" wide.
Rose. beige, ceIodon and white with
white Stub decoration. Comparable
value more than double. CSC
WGL-Droperies, 7th Floor
Evening star., 1961-04-13
Teen-Ase Suits
1900 to 28.OO

u% AV
comparable valueS,
H.95 TO 1926
100 wool suits in O voriety Of styles
and eoIors. Slim skirted styles feo-
tured in the group. Checks. pIoids
and eIeor eoIors. Sizes 5 to IS.
WGL-Teen-oee Apparel, 4th Floor
Fomous Maker Bras
comparable valneS, - as
more than double 4
IS bros in straps or stropless, in
lace and polished cotton with UNDER
wired cups for firm support. Properly
lobeIed for fobrie content.
WGL-Corsets and Bros, 3rd Floor
Evening star., 1961-04-13
Misses Better Spring
Suits Reduced
Save on Misses and
Petite Winter Coots

A group Of eoots in O choice Of styles
ond eolors. Misses and petite sizes.
Evening star., 1961-04-13
Clearance Of
Potomac Shop
Fashions

3z9 eoots. suits and dresses ineIud-
ing some knits. Many styles in wool,
pure silk, royon, cotton and blends
tproperly labeled for fabric con-
ten0. Sizes 8 TO 1S in the group.
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comparable

WGL-The Potomac Shop, 3rd Floor
Evening star., 1961-04-13
Misses Better Spring
Coots Reduced

Just 7S in importont new styles
and eoIOrs.
comparable
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Chandelier Room
Clearance, Dresses,
Suits, Coots

so Spring coots and Suits, pink,
cornfIower, yellow. white and beige;
sizes 8 to ID in the group Compo-
roble voIues 1895 TO 255.O0,
$500 to I64.oo
90 Designer Dresses, spring wooIs in
light and dork colors, silk and chit
fon cocktoiI foshions ond short
formoIs. Sizes 8 to TO- Comparable
voIues 69.95 to 225.O0,
44.oo to l64.oo
WGL-ChondeIier Room, 3rd Floor
Evening star., 1961-04-13

WGL-Misses' Coots, 3rd Floor
Evening star., 1961-11-16
WIN, LOSE OR DRAW
Arroyo in the Summer, little in the Fall

THE WAY THINGS are looking, those
football Giants may be winging to cham
pionship with the same kind of help the
baseball Yankees employed Meaning the
throwing arm of an old guy, caStoff.
The Yankees won American League
pennants in 196O-61 partly because they
had Luis Arroyo in the bullpen. Little
Roundie needs very little introduction. Just
a refresher should suffice
In the summer of 80 Casey Stengel, who
was managing the Yankees felt need of
relief pitcher. A scout, Bill Skiff, touted
Arroyo, who was toiling across the river for
Jersey City. The elderly Puerto Rican al
ready had failed once with the Cardinals,
twice with the Pirates and once with the
Reds.
'They want $30,OOO," Skiff reported .
I'm buying" said George Weiss, then
general manager. Weiss knew that any
other club except the Yankees could have
bought Arroyo for a fraction of that price
To make long story short, Luis record
for the season and half was 20 wins, six
losses and an uncounted number of saves"
WHICH IS ONE WAY of leading up to
the Giants old gaffer, Yelverton Abraham
little, who is the Yankee Stadium's au-
tumnal answer to Arroyo. The San Fran
cisco Forty Miners, counting quarterbacks
just before the NIL season, discovered they
owned four and Y.AT. was the oldest and,
therefore, most expendable
The Giants, who already had Charlie
Conerly and Lee GroSscup, traded a defen-
sive tackle, Lou Cordileone, for Old Baldy.
They figured that little, age IS or so, was
a compromise between the 40-year- old Con-
erly and the sophomore Grosscup. They
never made a better swap There must be
something about Yankee Stadium that af-
fects old pappy guys.
Conerly was supposed to be No. and
GrosScup for the future. Title was acquired
Just In Case. Now Y-A.T is No. /, Grosscup
: still is for the future and Conerly belongs
to the past.
little won the job the day the doors of
the new D. C. Stadium were opened-Octo-
Der (which was when the Redskins
jumped off to an implausible 21-7 lead
Y.A.T. covered his bald pate with a he'll
met, rushed to Conerly's relief, and pulled
it out 24-21.
CONERLY'S NOSE WAS OUT of Joint
and he spoke acidly to his longtime good
friend, Coach Allie Sherman, but Allie, who
Evening star., 1961-11-16
President to Get
Gold Medal at
Hall of Fame Fete

NEW YORK. Nov. l6 (AP).-
President Kennedy and 10 new
inductees to Footballs Hall of
Fame will be honored here De-
cemper 5 at the annual awards
dinner of the National Foot
ball Foundation and Hall of
Fame.
The President will receive the
foundations fold medal award
Those to be added to the
Hall of Fame are Glenn Davis
of Army, Weldon Humble of
Rice, Charley Justice of North
Carolina, George McAfee of
Duke, Pat Pazzetti of Lehigh,
Claude Reeds of Oklahoma,
Bob Reynolds of Stanford, Bob
Suffridge of Tennessee, Don
Faurot of Missouri and the late
Charlie Caldwell of Princeton
Evening star., 1961-11-16

career still lie ahead for this
great slugging star"
Roger is highly deserving of
the award" Cronin said, be
cause I don't know of many
players who performed so Ca
pably under such pressure as
he did during the last part of
the season."
The unasSuming blond out
fielder hit homer No. 81 in the
last game of the 162-game sea-
son, tagging a pitch from Bos-
ton Rookie Tracy Stallard in
Yankee Stadium. Maris fell one
shy of Babe Ruth's 1927 mark
of 60 over the l54-game route.
Evening star., 1961-11-16
By FRANCIS STANN

is trying to make good in his rookie season,
pointed out that little moved the Giants
and they were winning
Giant fans are brought up to appreci-
ate defense because that's all they ever
saw during the long coaching years of Stout
Steve Owen and Jim Lee Howell. They held
the other team and waited for the breaks
and, more often than not, got 'em. But
it was relatively dull football.
In the Giants last two games they have
scored 81 points, mainly with little direct
ing the offense They remain the best de-
fenSive team in the NFL, tight as miser
in yielding first downs, points, etc., but
suddenly they also have emerged as wing
dingS on all-out attack
In fact, New York is tied with Green
Bay in running for first downs and leads
in passing for the same, all thanks largely
to Y.A.T., who figured to be wrong gauge
for the Forty-NinerS' shotgun The high
irony Is that Sherman also uses the shot
gun on occasion and little does very we'll
with it, too.
INDIVIDUALLY, TITLE is doing
rather splendidly for guy who is listed as
playing his 14th year of pro ball. He has
thrown dozen touchdown passes (only
two less than Billy Wade of the Bears, the
NFL leader and is averaging a neat 545
per cent completionS There isn't more
consistent paSSer in the business. Example:
Y.AT.'S completion average last year was
543D
AS for Conerly, who was the recipient
Of about $4,000 worth of gifts on his day
last year, there is reason to assume that he
has grown reluctantly philosophical about
his role of bench-rider. To use Charles
own words: when you win, you're an old
pro. When you lose, you're an old man"
Last Sunday in the Philadelphia Eagles
dressing room the eminent Chuck Bednarik,
who is about as subtle as fist in the teeth,
replayed the Giants 1921 victory. GLORY
be to Shofner (another Tittle-Arroyo- type
bargain) and Tittle!" he exclaimed IF
they had to go with Conerly they'd be dead.
1t would be just like me playing quarter
back"
1t is not good manners to speak dis
respectfully of the aged. Besides, Bednarik
may have been somewhat premature Con-
erly has been counted out about 1872 times
in the past and he's bounced back. He
may again, provided he can break into the
lineup.
Evening star., 1961-11-16

at the Dupont Plaza Hotel, and
will return Immediately after
the game.
John Badoud, who played his
high school football at Wilson
here, is the No. 2 right guard
of the DeaconS and Neal Nc
Duffie, who played at Bethesda,
is the No. Q left halfback.
The Wake Forest band will ac-
company the team.
Coach Hildebrand said before
the season that the Deacons
were not as good on paper as
last years team, but he thought
the record would be better. 1t
is, 3-5 now compared to 2-8
last year.
The Deacons still must play
North Carolina. Bill Hull,
who averaged 10 points a game
for the Wake Forest basketball
team last year, will have only a
few days or practice before
Jerry Lucas and Ohio State in
wade Winston-Salem December
9. Ray Thornton, Wake
Forest scout, said Il don't con-
slider Maryland unbeatable, but
it will take a fine effort to beat
them"
Evening star., 1961-11-16
DEACONS DRILL
ON TERP PLAYS

WINSTON - SALEM, N. c.,
Nov. Is (AP'.-The Wake For
est football team reviewed its
offensive and defensive assign
ments yesterday and wound up
heavy work for Saturdays At
lantic Coast Conference game
at Maryland.
The Deacons took another
long look at Maryland's pass
patterns and then attempted
to improve their own offenses.
With the frosh and reserves
running Maryland plays, Coach
Billy Hildebrand again empha-
sized that the Wake Forest pass
defense would get its biggest
test of the season. Maryland
isn't afraid to throw the ball
at any time or from any posi-
ton on the field" ne said.
Evening star., 1961-11-16
By MERRELL WHITTLESEY
Star staff Writer

Wake Forest has come UP
with other surprises this year
in addition to Alan White, the
halfback who leads the Atlantic
Coast Conference in rushing
with 4l8 yards.
The Deacons, who meet
Maryland here Saturday after
noon in Byrd Stadium, also
have a record breaking field
goal kicker in Mickey Walker,
who has four for the season.
1t broke an ACC record held by
many players.
And Bill Ruby, Wake Forests
starting right end, is the second
leading punter in the ACC with
a 1919 average for A punts.
Walker, a junior college
transfer, is a nephew of Pea
head Walker, former Wake
Forest coach. He booted field