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Evening star., 1962-04-15
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Rebels and Yunks
Will Race Again

The Rebels and Yankees will
meet again Saturday night at
the Old Dominion Speedway in
Manassas in a 100-lap modified
stock car race. In a previous
meeting. on July IA, the Yam
KEGS won the Bull Run Sweep
stakes, taking four of the first
five places.
Two supporting 10-lap modi-
fled heats, the first starting at
8:45 pm. and a 20-lap race
for sportsmen stock cars also
will be held.
Clay Eastridge, Bob Dobyns,
'Florian Proffitt, Sam Bandy,
Clyde Carnahan, Bill Dennis
and Lionel Johnson will ride
with the Rebels. Jimmy Mairs,
Bert Robbins, Lenny william
son, Harvey Henderson, Bill
Dove, Dennis Zimmerman, Pres
ton Welsh and Johnny Roberts
are expected to be Yankee
starters.
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Christy Takes
Regatta Honors

URBANNA. Va, Sept. 4 (AP)
Christy, National
champion from B altim or e.
dominated the second day of
the 22d annual Urbanna Labor
Day Regatta here yesterday by
winning five of eight racing
events.
The results:
Class ARH-Fletcher often, En-
poria; Jane Smith, Ridley Park, Nd.
Bill Fogleman. Greensboro, N. C.
Glass CRH-Bud wiget, Lakeland
Fla; Edmund Often, Emporia: Wally
Adams. Winter Haven. Fla.
Glass FRH-Don Christy, Balti.
more; Wiget; Edmund Often, Emporia
Glass BRH-Wiget; Adams: william
Rogerson. Portsmouth.
Glass AsH-Christy: Raymond OF.
ten, York, Pa: Lloyd Miller, Noun
Wolf. Pa.
Glass csH-Christy: Jane Smith
Sens q e surssman' Roanoke Rapids
Glass BsH-Christy; George Bun,
Scotland Neck, N. C.
Glass DSH-Christy: Bobby Drewry
Lanexa; Ray Timmons. Milford, N. c
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HOW THAT WEIGHT CAN HELP
Garry Backs Bid for Title
Runs Into Snog-Crozier

the $IIS,450 Washington Park
Handicap at Arlington Park.
In winning his sixth straight
stakes of the year. the 5-year-
old son of Endeavour II
matched Arlington's track Iec-
ord for the mile with a I:334s
clocking under 131 pounds. He
earned $68.450, boosted his
1862 winnings to $348,750 and
his career bankroll to $612.320.
Try Cash, a 40-1 shot, was
second.
It was only a matter Of
weight spread in a four-horse
Aqueduct field, cut in half by
the withdrawal of Yorky,
Whitley, Nickel Boy and Smart.
Crozier, taking the lead in the
stretch, hung on to beat the
fast-cloSing Guadalcanal by
half a length. Guadalcanal was
second by a head over Ridan,
while Garry Back was fourth,
another half length back in the
tight finish.
Carry Back, who leaves
shortly for Paris and a crack
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Senators this week end in Chi
cago.
Wynn, who failed for the
fourth time to win his 299th
yesterday, will not face the
Senators when the White
Sox visit here in mid-Septem-
Der If he beats them this week.
The White Sox have gala plans
for Wynn's 300th victory try
to be made in Chicago.
Marty Kutyna, who pitched
in his 51st game yesterday, may
set an American League high
for appearances this season
without having his wish full
filled. He still wants to start a
game or two, a wish that prob
ably will be denied him.
The Senators, who would lead
the American Leagues second
division If they played 500 ball,
are doing just that in double
headers. They have swept six,
lost six and split IL.
Chuck Hinton's inexperience
at second base probably cost
the Senator'S a triple play in
the fourth inning of yesterdays
second game. Green was on
first and Vic Power on second
when Rollins smashed a hot
one -bouncer to Danny O'Con-
nell at third.
O'Connell touched the bag to
force Green and fired to Hinton
at second. But Chuck was mo-
mentarily confused and, after
tagging the bag to force Power,
he touched him just to make
sure, and by that time Rollins
had crossed first base.
y =
The double-header was drag
ging a bit midway In the Sec
ond game when Jim Piersall
picked UP the crowd with his
only hit of the day. When he
singled and stole second the
stadium was alive for one of
the few times during the long
afternoon.
Piersall may have good in
tentions but he is not doing
himself any good with his latest
kick Of trying to hit everything
to rightfield. In seven of his
last 10 times at bat he has hit
routine flies to the rightfielder.
The Senators must win to-
night and tomorrow night to
square the seasons series with
the Twins /. Jim Lemon was
placed on the active list yes
terday after almost -four
months of inactivity due to q
muscle tear deep in his left
shoulder. Jim's only hit this
season in nine times at bat fol
the Twins was a pinch home
run that won a game from the
Orioles
Harry Bright won the clubs
August player = of the month
award and Don Rudolph the
comeback of the month honor
Bright hit six homers and bat.
tied in % runs, and Rudolph
won four and lost two.
Evening star., 1962-09-04

Just beyond first and third
bases to guard against people
running on to the field, and
members of a private detective
agency seated on the field at
the extreme end of the stands
to take care of foul balls,
among other duties.
The umpires would much
prefer that a ball boy handle
the foul balls, as is done in
most other cities, and that the
police be in the stands.
A member of the detective
agency picked up Rich Rollins
double in the second inning of
the first game yesterday when
the ball was still in play, and
the Twins squawked because
they thought it cost them a
run. The jumps sent Lennie
Green, who had scored on the
play, back to third and called
1t ground-rule double. The
agency man Immediately was
replaced and later was dismissed
for the day.
Early Wynn, who has scored
33 Of his 298 career victories
against Washington teams, al
though he spent eight years
with the old Senators, almost
assuredly will get his fifth
crack at his 299th against the
Evening star., 1962-09-04
By ROBERT SOATNIERS
star staff Writer

Ricky Meissner is the unof-
ficial king Of the areas junior
golfers after his victory in the
Tournament of Champions at
Kenwood yesterday. but Is
year-old Bob Roberts has
stamped himself as one of the
brighter future prospects.
Meissner, 17-year-old Dis
trict schoolboy and Worsham
Memorial champion. shot 73
yesterday. but had to go two
extra holes to win a sudden
death playoff from Roberts.
who came in with the same
36-37 total.
Meissper won with two par
fours on the extra holes, while
Roberts missed the green of
the 435-yard second and took
a bogey to lose.
Roberts is a 5-foot-6 scrapper
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FRESH OUT OF THE ARMY
Hornung Still Poison to Giants

In an American League deal,
the Oakland Raiders acquired
Ends John White and Dalva
Allen from Houston for two
draft choices. .
Dallas placed Tackle Bob
McCreary, Linebacker Ron
Payne and Safety John Chais-
son on waivers.
NEW YORK - 3 O 7-17
GREEN BAY 0 10 go
New York-FG, Chandler, 80.
Green Bay-McGee. 2l pass from
Starr (iornung kick.
Green Bay-FG, Hornung, %.
New York-Walton, IL: pass from
little lChandler kick.
Green Bay-FG, Hornung, 30.
Green Bay-HornunR, s; pass from
Starr (Hornung kick.
New ,York-Tittle, /; run (Chandler
kiek).
Attendance-3S,669.
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fourth to first, the drivers first
announced as finishing 1928
were moved down a notch each.
For finishing second johnson
earned about $4,000 of the
$88, 900 purse.
Marvin Panch of Daytona
Beach, third in a Ford, gets
about $500.
And Dave Pearson of Spar
tanburg, S. c., fourth in a
Pontiac, earns about $500.
A crowd of 10000 saw the
18th annual race in 96-degree
temperature. The track tenn
perature was as high at las
degrees.
The race had only three
accidents Of consequence, and
there were no injuries.
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By the Associated Press

Crozier. who has been max
ing a career of finishing sec
ond in the big ones-especially
to Garry Back-finally found
out what the winners circle
looked like in the $l06,300
Aqueduct Stakes.
Fred w. Hooper's 4-year-old
son of My Babu-Miss Olympia
won his first race Of the year
at Aqueduct yesterday before
70,123, second largest crowd in
the history of New York rae
ing. He did it the hard way,
beating the current leader of
the handicap ranks, Carry
Back. and the No. 2 colt in the
3-year-old division, Ridan.
Four Withdraw
While a little of the luster
was being rubbed off Carry
Backs hid for the handicap
division title, Rex Ellsworth's
Prove 1t strengthened his
claim with a nose victory in
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ured out plays he'd try Mitchell
on.
"I rate him among the five
or six best backs in the
league" Shaughnessy said. 81
don't know what Paul Brown
was thinking of when he let
him go. You just don't
trade players that good to an
other team"
&&&
AS If Bill McPeak didn't feel
good enough about the Red
skins first victory, Backfield
Coach Ted Marchibroda came
UP with the optimistic obser-
vation that we're doing all
right batting AGO."
How do you figure?" Nc
Peak asked.
We've won two of our last
five mes" Marchibroda
brightly replied, reaching back
to the final league game Of 1861
for the other.
4
The Redskins also got an un.
expected lift from DR.. George
Resta, who has been on the
bench for every game. DR.
Resta gave them a whiff Of
oxygen as they came off the
field.
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the field for their exhibition
game. The man who revived
the T-formation and made it
pro footballs most potent wea-
pom seemed weary of the game,
but this isn't true. There's still
fire in the eye when he talks
football and you know he's
plotting a fresh batch of
strategy to help destroy the
Bears opposition.
I'm only a technical advi-
sor," he said with q smile.
"They can take my advice or
leave it, but I think there's too
much copying-even by us.
Coaches who show a little
imagination, who try some
thing different and take a
chance are the ones who win.
There's nothing new in football,
but you can pull something the
other fellow isn't expecting and
catch him mapping"
y *#
Shaughnessy, a restless spirit
whose undefeated 1910 Stanford
eleven, quarterbacked by Frank.
lie Albert, catapulted him and
the T back into the headlines
was credited last year with spik-
ing the 49ers' shotgun" for
nation. Red Hickey's club wor
four of its first five games be.
fore running headlong intC
Shaughnessy's roadblock.
Rival coaches pointing out
that the so-called shotgun
was merely the old single anc
double-wing with a fancy new
name, sneered at the 49ers' sue.
cess. But not until Shaugh.
messy came up with his de.
fense was anything done about
it.
when the center hands tht
ball to the quarterback, as HI
does in the T-formation, hi
can block as well as any line.
man." Clark explained. "But
when he has to look back be.
tween his legs to the tailbacl
he's almost helpless. All We
did was send Bill George
through on one side to rusf
the tailback. That made then
double up on him, and wher
they did we sent a linebackel
through the hole"
Shaughnessy made it sounc
quite simple.
Clark saw the Redskins-Bear
game from the pressbox, work
ing on the phones to the Bears
bench, and the one player whit
impressed him most was Bobby
Mitchell. You could almost Sc,
the wheels turning as he fig
Evening star., 1962-09-04
TyIee Captures
Feature at Vista

The three-day East Coast
Motorcycle Gypsy Tour ended
yesterday with a 2S-lap feature
race at Vista Park.
Drayton Tylee of Alexandria
won the 12ia-mile race in 1925,
besting Jim Coletti of Newark
and Willie Moye of Phila-
delphia. There were Is other
contestants. Coletti was sec
ond, Moye third.
Buck Isbell of Baltimore won
the heavyweight drags and was
top eliminator, while Carl
Johnson of Boston won the
lightweight drags.
Evening star., 1962-09-04

sparked Green Bay with long
punt and kickoff returns.
The Dudley deal was COM
pleted before the game with
New York surrendering a
future draft choice for the
Arkansas rookie.
In other NFL trades yester-
day, Los Angeles sent Defensive
Safety Clendon Thomas to
Pittsburgh for Linebacker
Mike Henry and Cleveland
traded End Charley Ferguson,
Tackle Enroll Linden, Halfback
Tom Frankhauser and rookie
Place Kicker Fred Cox to Min
nesota for an undisclosed draft
choice.
Evening star., 1962-09-04

the error in determining the
order of finish resulted from
a misjudgment by scorers of
the total time spent by drivers
in the pits. He said this re-
suited in the erroneous addi-
ton of a lap.
Frank had protested that the
drivers originally put in the
first three places were incor-
rectly scored.
Upholding Of his protest
meant a difference of $15,225
to him. The winner gets $18,750,
and the fourth-place finish
first announced for him would
have earned him $3,525. In
cluding lap money he will earn
about $40, 900.
With Frank jumping up from
Evening star., 1962-09-04

Shea never would win his fifth.
He first won in 1947, and then
put together three straight in
1949. 1850 and 1851. Thereafter
he went winless until yesterday.
Both Shea and Chandler shot
T8 in the morning round and
finished even. Chandler was 2
down after Is holes in the
afternoon, and then won the
14th and 10th to pull even. But
on the 18th. a 417-yard para
with the green jutting into a
lake. Chandler hooked his
approach into the water and
went / down. They halved the
18th and the match ended.
Shea had a medal score of rs
and Chandler another 78 in
the afternoon.
The entire tournament was
played from the blue tees
which stretch the course out to
T,169 yards, with par at 1885,
70.
Three teams tied for first i'm
a mixed foursome tournament.
MIR. and Mrs. Carl Werner shot
85-21-64; Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Maloy shot 91-27-64, and
DR.. and Mrs. Julius K. Radice
posted 88-24-64. Joe O'Brien
and Nina Champion won low
gross with 78.
NORBECK - Harry Dreisen
has an injured right hand,
which figured to be a handicap
in the husband-wife tourna-
ment, but it turned out Just the
opposite. A 20-handicapper
Dreisen shot his career round
Of "a, and Mrs. Dreisen shot
106, giving them a gross 100,
They subtracted 43 handicap
strokes for a net lat.
CHEVY CHASE Robert T
Foley won the Secretary's Cup
with 88-24-64, beating out Ed
ward Wheeler with 71-4-67
and DR.. Neville Connolly with
83-16-67.
MANOR Walter Robertson
won the flag tournament by
reaching the goth green. Bill
McFerren. with 72-71-143
won the Class A division of the
Stevens Plaque, Ray Roberts
won Class B with 77-78-155,
E. N. Slack took Glass C with
85-82-167, and DR.. George
Evening star., 1962-09-04
Roberts, IS, Shows Promise
In I ouqh Loss to Meissner

who looked somewhat over
matched against the GA Meiss-
ner, but Bob didn't give any,
thing away. He wasn't very far
behind Meissner off the tea,
which is the strongest part of
Ricky's game.
Roberts also showed he has
1t in the clutch. He birdied
both the 18th and 18th holes to
get his 73. Meissner three
putted the 18th to fall into a
tie.
This was the final junior
tournament of the season. The
victory gave Meissner three
tournament triumphs, one more
than Jim Duffy of Court House,
the Maryland and District Jun
ior champion. Duffy shot n
yesterday and tied for sixth.
Meissner took the Frank
Emmett trophy while Roberts
won the Joseph Gambatese
Trophy. which goes to boys
representing their clubs as jun
ior champions. Meissner got in
as the Worsham winner.
Theresa Orner of Argyle won
the girls division with 81, beat
ing 13-year-old Lynn Mercer of
Kenwood by IL strokes. Miss
Mercer shot 90. Kathy Hal
minski Of Army Navy, the Dis
trict Junior Girls champion,
tied for third at "a with Carol
Carragher of Bethesda. Mary
Alice Sawyer Of Baltimore. the
Maryland Women's and Middle
Atlantic Junior Girls champion
who was listed in the field, did
not play.
Evening star., 1962-09-04
DIFFERENCE OF $4,000
DIFFERENCE OF $4,000
Frank Wins Protest, Moves Ahead
Of 3 Others for Victory in 500

DARLINGTON, S. c., Sept. 4
(AP). - Larry Franks protest
has been upheld and the
Greenville IS. c. driver, who
originally was announced as
the fourth-place finisher in a
Ford in yesterdays Southern
500-mile stock car race, has
been moved up to first. Junior
Johnson of Ronda, N. c., Pom
tiac driver first announced as
the winner, was dropped to
second.
Joe Epton. chief scorer for
the National Association for
Stock Car Auto Racing, an
nounced at IL pm, 61a hours
after the race had ended, that
Evening star., 1962-09-04

end. Last December the blond
bombshell ripped New York'S
defense for a title game record
of 19 points as the Packers
Inundated the Giants, 37-0.
1t was a bit closer last night
but then Hornung'S just out of
the Army and hasn't returned
to top form yet. He only kicked
two field goals from % and 26
years out, added a pair of con-
versions, and caught a five
yard scoring pass from Quar-
terback Bart Starr, who also
hit End Max MCGEE with a
21-yard I'D pitch.
Three other backs set up the
Packer offensive. Herb Adderly,
Willie Wood and Elijah Pitts
Evening star., 1962-09-04

The New York Giants made
q deal for a guy named Paul
before last nights exhibition
with the Packers at Green Bay.
But it wasn't the right Paul as
far as New York was concerned.
The Giants picked up a rookie
halfback named Paul Dudley,
but would have done better
with a veteran halfback named
Paul Hornung-had he been
available, of course.
The second Paul scored IA
points on a Soggy field as Green
Bay nipped the Giants, 20-17
It wasn't the first time the
Giants had tangled with Hor-
nung and come out on the short
Evening star., 1962-09-04
WIFE SEES
DRIVER KILLED

SHIELD, Wis,
Sept. 4 (AP).-While his
Mortified wife looked on
from the stands, William
Allen. Al. Danville, Ill, was
killed yesterday in a big
car race at the Central
Wisconsin State Fair.
Allen, a driver for 16
years. crashed into another
car at a curve and his racer
overturned. He was thrown
out and his car came down
upon him.
Evening star., 1962-09-04
Mitchell Takes
Club Net Title

Favored Mike Mitchell, is,
successfully defended his 18-
and-under Prince Georges
Country Club tennis title yes
terday. However, an upset was
scored in the girls competi-
ton.
Mitchell defeated Hank Gore,
60, 6-1, while Kathy Shea
upset Stephanie Whelan, IS,
Go.
Danny Manfre and Peggy
Widmann scored over Gore and
Mary MCGOWAN, 3-6, rs,
Ga, for the mixed doubles
championship.