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Race Results

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fsT-S3.S00: cling; 3-yrS.; mdns.:
fur. s.,
bay tRot1l 600 4.6O sic
IfAlove (YcaSaD 8,lO 4 50
aMaTy Belle fGlbb) 2.80
Happy SerenAde, K. Smith. aLittle
putcheSs, Mrs. Ply, Jets whirl. Crooked
Trails, Leyte. Red Shore, fTAlks Too
Much. Combiotie, fragile. Time l:l4.
e-McTague-Whitaker entry.
f-Pield. ....
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GRADED HANDI(APS
AZ ROSEfROFT
SELECTIONS

I-camden ouy. Rics queen. Timels
MILLION q. Fslipa, Ellie Ms Dream
3--Balkan oDea. Miss Tryax. Blacl
l-Red orattan, Eari Chief. yennifer.
Zodiac, REQ Flax, Bordern HAroyer
|S-rlyins Forbes. Smokey Valley
7-.-Hprii 6ocss. Dean sampson, After
Love.
|s-.Liessenant Gray. Poplar Eden
|e--JerrsttoWn Scott. nal Direct. Jsrr,
Mitewyn. J Rs
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BEST BET-FIRsT sITTNG-EIGHTH RACE

ssy TS.S .ssssS a Eag5sIn TTssAS FLASH Wi
In Florida-
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1HRD RAcE-PgrS.. 5000; maiden colts and EsdlnssI

DUO pE VINO has been freshened and has liking fer
PET BOMB meets lesser and gets the yete here
the Pinliee track GOLDEN DAWN was third then
second at Laurel.
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SsSAo:.; oI.sSsS ;SSOi K ..yy; VAN up; sins.c .pr
. Warrior deofes lW'kIey) liz 4.
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eth---Purse. $1,000; CT Pace 1. mile.
8 Smokey Valley MARTINI = 5-2
2 Micky Lynn Dennis, sr) 3-1
l Flying Forbes (Scott) ---- al
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Msss.llss dlst tWi'sS 500 s.sSS sS s.ssss z g
n ss'.. WsL Ha,s.sr's sw9',sfi, iaay tysmes) 80 40
Lisa Dares, Royal Midnight. Cindys
Up, Fay's True, .Grattan Express. Time
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> EdEehiH Farm and nI r Persebep sntrv
-. roLM SEA raced Ereenly In his debut when third
sut y eue fer Improvement. LIE CANT . cFeditable
race when third IN his bow. DEAN CARL raced well IN
Florida and might take Il All.
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FIRST SITTING . winner At Laurel recently
and has been training well. WHATS UP DOC lOoks like
the 10 beat RESTLESS CLOUD b capabls Of taking
Il an.
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JOE KELLY.s SELECTIONS

z HEyvE IIs 9 cstsAaw 2o-l
Nrs Dorothy n. Lee entry.
EEx vas Seeoad ln HIS seasonal heW e Laurel.
COMMANDERS q wen placed here. KAYvuLR
narrowiy beaten st Laurel
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|3d-s2.25o; The Southern Maryland
TIs.As FES' !iiI tlis RivsiSas sEan, sso n 800 $50
si:isss.. aSSs:s : cSciss ciaRiss'| '|cossS o'Ao 20
Victorious Anne, Peggy Key, Titan's
Gal. shadydele Rhyme, Pick Song,
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EIeHIz aAcE5;rS..: $4,000; .n'.snsss' s-,s.t.oId'
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At PimIico
rnsr AeE-esr,.. sssoO, claiming Css.OOO, three
SECOND EscE5Eus. ;:. ::SOS; claiming o'aOOO''

sstrun tSis peof fiss q SprnterS TRUsAND third
f6F $500 and Locks Ike the enc - beat foGGH
&HARB0R rates Q chance.
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Psir1- sl11sye T.ysI ~. bsydS 40 SEQ 500
silkey Todd tFiemlns) 12.zo $50
Topas Sne (AIartinl 400
Mac Adios, Hy sofa, The Intsrioper.
lpetky's Littie Bin. Time, 2:Oe3t.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ANDREWS. suitIand-No IS down.
81 price S1S:5oo: 5 nins; 70 An
fully detached, on its own sep.
lot. BSmt., din. I'm. McAILISTER
1EhTT0n pa RlA00 anvfirne
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ANDREWS AREA

ANDREWS AREA
SOUTH LAWN
3-bedroom rambler. equipped kitch-
en-, fenced lot. nice condition,
S14,500 FLA or CT.
TEMPLE HILLS-As little as $500
dn. to assume this expandable
brick Cape Cod. Full basement.
rec. nm. lge. sc. porch.
HILLCREST HEIGHTS bedrms.,
Ia baths, brick Colonial on cor.
lot. Sep. dining rm., rec. rm..
$1,000 FLA or VA.
MARROW HEIGHTs-Immed. oc-
cupancy, 4 bedrms.. 2 baths,
brick townhouse. with built-in
garage. $4,000.
MT. CALVARY - Immed. occu-
pancy, 3 bedrms., 2 baths. split
level with rec. rm.. assume CT
JOHN R. WEBSTER
RE. 6-540O
f717 Suitland Rd.. Suitland. Nd.
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BELTSVILLE
ROCKY ACRES

ROCKY ACRES
Mr.. NSA. MOL. NAsA, ARB
SUBURBAN COMFORT describes
these all-brk. ramblers located in
q quiet community of h-acre lots.
Flawless construction, large liv.
rm. with firepl., 3 beedrms., 9
baths, modern electric kit, large
din. area, carport and full bsmt.
Priced from $4,000. Trades
DIR: Out Rte. 1 to Powder Mil I'd d,
left mile to Gun Powder I'd.
right ! blk. Ammendale I'd, right
again to open homes.
OPEN 1-DARK
Capital Realty Co.
Realtors. 474-I10O
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PERSON TO PERSON. INC.
AIR CONDITIONED
Shannon & Luchs
REALTORS SINCE 1909

AIR-C0ND., spacious rambler
Beautiful 115-acre corner lot. Set
on rolling hillside at 500 Glen
brook I'd, Mantua. Breath-taking
setting with lots Of trees. Stable.
4 bedrms., plus den and . un-
finished bedrms.. rec. rm., large
living and dining roms. Geneva
kitchen, 2 baths plus 2 unfin.
D pm. OWNER. DA. h.S47R.
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LEWISDALE AREA

LEWISDALE OPEN SUN, l-6.
brk. rambler. Sep. din. area, patio.
storm windows, many extras!
Walk to everything. 935-4741. CO.
HEE REALTY CO., AP. 1855.
= OPEN SUN. rs.
700 23rd ave. Vacant-3-bed-
room English brick Cape Cod on
lovely Handicapped, corner lot
Breezeway, gar, alum. storm win
dows, doors and awnings. $1,000
down. WA. 7-lS42, COHEE REAL
Tv RI Ap ~-Ok0S
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BELTSVTLLE
MELCLARE MANOR
NEAR NSA-GSA-NOL
SUBURBAN SURROUNDINGS!
Melclare Manor offers large, wooded
lots and quiet. tratfic-free street;
3 or 4 bedrms., ga or 3. tiled
baths: large liv,. nm. with firepl:
sep. din. rm., all-electric kit. with
table. space, finished rec. rm.,
diversified carport,- and all the
extras you could desire.
Choose from stone and brick RAM
blers and split-levels, some with
built-in garages.
PRICED FROM S2S.s5O
TRADES INVITED
OPEN 1-DARK
DIR: Out RTE. / TO MONTGOMERY
lane. right 9 blks. to open homes.
CAPITAL REALTY co.
474-ll0O
GREENWOOD CITY-4-level split,
5 yrs. old, excel. cond., level lawn
with trees. Assume lge AM GI
loan. 1921 Dunwoody ave. Owner,
10. 7-033S or stop Sun. 2 to. 5.
BELAIR = Bowie. 4-bedrm. Cape
Cod, 2 full baths. garage, CEN
trail air conditioning. stove. refgr..
washer, dryer. storm windows and
screens. Owner transferred. S16,-
500. Call 301-464-1271.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-12
Einstein HuIfbuck
Adds Three More
In $40 Victory

Einstein High School didn't
have many players to choose
) from in its first season Of foot
ball, but the new Montgomery
County school may have come
up with one of the future stars
of the area in Dick Richards.
The las pound h alfback
scored three more touchdowns
yesterday and ran for two
extra points to pace his team
to their fifth straight triumph,
$40, over Bethesda = Chevy
Chase junior varsity at B-CC.
Richards ran his touchdown
total to eight by taking two
short passes from Quarterback
John Gossage and one from
Halfback Bob Westwood and
running for scores. Both his
extra points we're scored on
runs.
It was the winners third
shutout and they have allowed
just eight points all season.
EINSTEIN ------- 0 II 9 49,
B-CC w - o D. U
Einstein-Jones 43. interception (Rich-
ards rum.
Einstein-Richards 27, pass-run from
GossGge Orchards rum.
Einstein-Richards 81. pass-run from
Westwood run failed.
Einstein-Richards 10. pass from Cos
sage (Goodstein rum.
Einstein-Gossage /, sneak (Goodstein
rum.
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Richard Montgomery, On the
other hand, is crippled by the
loss of Charlie Snowden, who
Coach Roy Lester calls his No.
l player. extensively and de-
fensively. The 180-pound full
back runs over people," &C
cording to Lester, and he
laments, now we don't have
anybody to run over people"
Snowden, as a middle line
hacker, was in on almost so
per cent of the tackles against
Walter johnson, his last in
jury-free appearance.
HE has a bad charley horse
and I'm not counting on him."
Lester said yesterday. He
didn't practice or play last week
and so far he hasn't been able
to run this week. Bowman
Young, my best defensive back,
and Roger Bridgewater, a
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Red Ormsby Dies,
Veteran Umpire

CHICAGO, Oct. IL (AP). -
Emmett CRed Ormsby, an
American League umpire for 81
years, died last night, appar-
emily of a heart ailment, while
raking leaves in front OF his
home. He was 81.
Ormsby played in the Texas
League before becoming an UNI
pire in 1921. He retired In
1914.
At the time Of his death,
Ormsby was secretary of the
Chicago Liquor License Appeal
Board. He also had worked
with Cook County sheriff's po-
lice since retiring as an umpire.
Survivors include the widow
Helen, Sc and IL children.
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Question of Who's Fit May Decide
Northwood's Battle at Rockville

tackle, also are out with in
juries."
But Brian Wright, the player
most feared by Northwood. is
raring to go. The 150-pound
speedster broke away for two
touchdowns last week, one a
62-yard punt return.
II have told my kickers that
it's better to kick the ball out
of bounds than to Wright" De
Moss said. Hes the guy that
can beat U.S."
Mclean (4-0) will try to beat
Annandale 1-3) for the first
time since 1855 in another fea-
ture on the 24-game scholastic
schedule tomorrow.
Tonight's big game finds
O'Connell (3-D at Washing
ton-Lee (3-D in a non-league
Virginia rivalry.
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The loss of Sal and Stewart
takes some of the sting out Of
an offenSe that has been about
as Intellectual, as Floyd Patter-
sons jab. Navy has scored only
one touchdown against its two
biggest opponents and that
came on a 35-yard dash by Sal
against Penn State.
Tesla, who Hardin says hasn't
been doing the job. drops to
the defensive team and will be
replaced by Jim Freeman, the
second sophomore in the two
way lineup. Pat Donelly, Nays
most reliable ball carrier at full
back, is the other.
Ron Klemick, the quarter
back, and Erwin Storz, again
standing in for Guard Steve
Hoy, the Navy captain who is
injured, as the only seniors on
the two-way unit. The rest are
juniors, one Of them Mike
Burns, who was elevated from
the junior varsity and trades
places with Durepo.
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Glenmont Bowl, Shirley Park
Bowl and a plant in Norfolk.
Eddie Winslow, chairman
of the duckpin division OF
the Metropolitan Washington
Bowling Proprietors Associa-
ton, recently was named gen.
eral manager of the chain with
offices at Shirley Park.
Firing will start Monday in
the seventh annual Full Han
dicap Singles sponsored by the
Metropolitan proprietors. Men
and women can enter any
time they bowl in a leagus
match during the period from
Monday to october %.
Fifty per cent of the con-
testants at each plant will
qualify for the finals November
10-11.
The scratch for men is 1875
and for women 1875. The fee is
500. The mems first prize is
$50 and the women's 500.
Most of the areas high
ranking women duckpinners
will shoot Sunday in the Dixie
Open at Liberty Heights Bowl
ing Academy in Baltimore and
many Of its male stars in the
26th annual Baltimore Fair
Lanes Recreation Inaugural.
&%
TENPIN NOTES - Addie
Steinberg is in with the first
TOO ever rolled in the Bethel
League at Bowl America Shir-
ley. With AIS Motors, he rolled
.215, 286 and POI for TOP &.
Gary Mason and not Mike
Fremming is on top at the half
way mark in the qualifying
round of the Maryland state
.match-game championships. An
audit revealed Mason was
scored 10 pins short. Competi-
ton will be resumed over the
week end in both Maryland
and Virginia.
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BY STEVE HERSHEY
Star staff Writer

At first glance, Montgomery
County's feature football at
traction tomorrow-Northwood
at Richard Montgomery-an
observer probably would favor
the first-place Rockville team.
The Rockets are undefeated
in three league games and only
a surprise 1873 loss to High
Point mars their five-game
showing.
Northwood - lighter and
faster - brings a FL league
mark into the act, but since
its 23-7 triumph over Bethesda
Chevy Chase two weeks ago,
the Indians have been tied and
beaten.
However, on a closer look at
Northwood's training room /,
the thinking could change.
Ken Chatham, Northwood's
big and fast halfback, will be
in the regular cast for the first
time since injuring his ankle
three weeks ago. That alone
changes things materially.
Quarterback Jerry May. who
damaged a ligament in his leg
in the 1877 loss to Gaithersburg
two weeks ago, has been pro-
nounced fit by Coach Jim
DeMosS.
1--WE will be at full strength
for the first time in three
weeks" DeMoss stated conf
dentially. wilbur Rife, our
biggest lineman, has recovered
from the flu and everybody
else is ready"
Chatham, however, gets top
billing, as any Northwood fan
will tell you. The 190-pound
trackman gave a star perform
ance m the Indians opener
when he scored four times In
a 45-0 rout of Northwestern.
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Duckpin Association. are work.
ing up the competitive portion
of the program,
In tenpins, Bonnie is form
ing a team from the 100
Club to oppose the Rinald1
Shirley Park Bowl team from
the MWBPA Major Travelling
League.
Mrs. Violet is pairing the
20 top-ranked men and their
distaff counterparts for a duck
pin mixed doubles tournament
in which they will fire for 5000
in cash awards proffered by
Nick.
Prior to the action, their
ranking certificates will be
presented to the duckpinners by
Jay Edwards, president of the
city association.
There will be door prizes and
other trappings.
Some of the features OF the
new plant are telescoreS, under
ball returns, the latest mod
ern Brunswick equipment, a
pro shop, free instructions, a
large nursery and, of all things,
a laundromat.
Managing Riverdale Bowl
will be Wayne Brannock, 80,
of Mount Airy. N. c., who
brings. to the job IL years Of
experience and a reputation for
personal popularity. Brannock,
as a Marine sergeant, served
in the South Pacific during
World War II. He is the father
Of five children.
Rinaldps sixth plant, a ga
lane split house in Atlanta, is
set for christening In Decem-
Der. With this in operation,
Nick Rinaldi Bowling Lanes,
Inc, will have 232 drives, d.
vided 142 for duckpins and 80
for tenpins.
The chains other establish
ments are Queenstown Bowl,
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Mqh School Football
GAMES TODAY

GAMES TODAY
Laurel at Surrattsville. I.
FairmOnt Heights at Pomonkey, T.
Woodward at Oxon Hill, 4.
Suitland at Central, 4.
Bulls School at Georgetown Prep, ).
81. James at st. Adams, ).
81. Stephens at Landon, J.
Western at Wilson, 3:ls.
Chamberlain at Mckinley Tech, 3:lS.
Cardozo at Roosevelt, 3:lS.
Bell at Coolidge, Sis.
Spingarn at Ballou, Sis.
Phelps at Anacostia, 3:lS.
Good Counsel at Carroll, $50.
st. Johns w at Maret, 4.
Parker-Gray at Douglas, 7:3o.
Eastern at EastOn, Pa, Q.
O'Connell at WI, Q.
DuVal at Northwestern, ..
Wakefield at Falls Church, ..
Mount Vernon at Fairfax, Q.
Hammond at Groveton, Q.
Yorktown at CIV, Q.
Stuart at Osbourn, Q.
Handley at Westminster, 4
Orange ut Culpeper, Q.
Lane at James Monroe, ..
Garfield at Henry ashland, ..
GAMES TOMORROW
Columbian Prep at st. Johns, 4.
Lee at Madison, Z.
Annandale at Mclean, I.
Wheaton at Montgomery Blair, 4.
W0Odberry at Va. Episcopal, Z.
HOffman-BostOn at Luther Jackson, 1850.
James Wood at LOud0un County, z.
Northwood at Richard Montgomery, Z.
whitman at Gaithersburg, Z.
Walter johnson at B-CC, Z.
ST. Anthony's at Peary, 4.
Quantico at Springbrook, Z. -..
Frederick at Sherwood, Z.
Marshall at Cedar Lee, Z.
Westchester State Frosh at Bulls Prep, Z
LaPlata at Glenelg, z.
Charlotte Hall at Lackey, T.
ST. Christopher's at Episcopal, 1850.
st. Mary's at Great Mills, ;.
DeMatha VS.. Bladensburg at N'western,
Marshall at WI B, Q.
Walker Grant at Jennie Dean, ..
Spotsylvania at Stafford, Q.
G'ee M'son VS.. H'ndon at Falls Church, .
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Navy Makes Last Stand as Choice
In Home Finale Against Cornell

in the Ivy League, a boy Bali
chick says is a good runner,
passer and play caller.
Jim Lampkins, a l75-pound
senior halfback from Buffalo
has scored three of Cornell's
four touchdowns, two on PUSHES
and the other on a pass recep-
ton. He was voted the teams
outstanding back after both
games.
Milne Wins Spot
Mike Strick, another IT'S
FOUNDER who is neither big nor
fast but always hustles, mans
the other halfback post and
Bob Milne. a l80-pound junior
has won the starting fullback
job over Bryan Westfield,' a
sophomore who has averaged
8.4 yards per carry. Tom Harp.
the Cornell coach, says this fig
ure is misleading because it in
cludes a 60-yard mpe r
against Colgate.
Harp will make two changes
in the lineup that faced Har-
ward. John Engle returns as the
lonely end and Dave Mellon
takes over as the weak-Side
guard IN Cornell's unbalanced
line. Jim Warren, the regular
guard, and Bill Pioneer, who
spelled Engle last week, both
have hand injuries.
If Hardin had no more than
two changes in his lineup he'd
probably feel a bit better. In
juries and sub-standard per-
formances have claimed four Of
last weeks starters, including
Ron Tesla, one time All-Amer-
lea tackle candidate, Charley
Durepo, who subbed at the 9TH
er tackle for injured Larry
Graham, and John Sal and Jim
Stewart, who started the sea-
son as the Middies' starting
halfbacks.
OrlOsky Replaces Sal
Sal, Nays chief breakaway
threat, is running on one leg
and gives way to Bob Orlosky.
Stewart has been shifted to the
offensive team in favor of Dick
Earnest, who is considered more
reliable on defense.
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resting. He quit the Warriors
earlier this year when the team
was moved to San Francisco.
There has been some talk that
MCGUIRE might coach at East
Carolina College.
I've been reading that" Nc
CURE said. THE newspapers
seem to know more about it
than I do. Actually, I'm con-
sidering several possibilities.
I do want to remain in ath-
letics.
And I expect to make a de-
cision on a position either with
a college or a professional team
by November l."
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Mcclure Expects
ToLund New Job
By November |

CHAPEL HILL, N. c., Oct.
IL (AP).-Frank Mcguire, for
mer basketball coach at the
University of North Carolina,
said yesterday he expected to
land a new job by November /.
Mcclure, who continued to
make his home here after leav-
ing to coach the professional
Philadelphia Warriors, is here
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You Be the
Quarterback
ANSWER
(QuestiOn on Page Bib

No. 8. Let play go. With ter
rifle crowd noise, a player can
easily miss the automatic, re-
sulting in big loss or tumble.
If you run the play called,
even with the linebacker in
the hole, you'll probably get
at least to the scrimmage line
and be faced with nc worse
than a fourth-down-and-3 sit
uation and a possible field-goal
attempt. Sometimes a play
gains even with a strong de-
fensive man directly in the
hole. You've had five timeouts,
can have no more unless you
have an injury. Rule 3, Sec
ton 3, Article 4 applies.
distributed by The Register and
Tribune syndicateO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-12
BY ROBERT SOMMERS
Star Staff Writer

Ordinarily it would be con-
sidered Just a breather, blu
Navy's meeting with Cornell at
Annapolis tomorrow also might
be the most memorable game
of the Middies' season.
II Navy wins, it could well
be its last victory of the sea-
son. If it loses, 1t certainly will
be the last time 1t is favored,
since it follows up with Bos-
ton College, Pittsburgh, Notre
Dame, Syracuse, Southern Cali
fornia and Army.
The kickoff tom orrow is
scheduled for 1880 pm.
Navy, playing its last home
game of the year, is favored
by 10 points, a statistic that
could be misleading because the
Middies were a three-touch-
down choice over William and
Mary, yet barely escaped with a
20-l6 victory.
In its other two games, Navy
dropped a All decision to Penn
State and last Saturday was
mauled, 21-0, by Minnesota.
Stronger Now
CAS- you can see," Wayne
Hardin, the Navy coach. said,
I'VE can't play the Sisters of
the Poor and take them lightly.
Every team we've played has
been better than we antici-
pated."
And Cornell, according to
Steve Belichick, who scouts the
Middies' opponents, Is stronger
than it was a year ago, when
it went into the fourth period
trailing only 1T before a late
Navy rally hiked the final
score to 3l-7.
In two games this season, the
Big Red, which isn't so big
after all, lost to Colgate, 1912,
in the opener and last week
upset Harvard, 14-12, even
though it missed three scoring
opportunities when it had the
ball on first down within the
5-yard line.
In Gary Wood Cornell has
! perhaps the best quarterback
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SuitIund Wins

With Oscar Passaclacqua and
Oscar Moll leading the attack
with two goals each, Suitland
High won it's fifth straight
game in the Bi-County Soccer
League yesterday. defeating
Montgomery-Blair, ST..
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Hudock Signs

CHICAGO, Oct. IL (AP). -
Jim Hudock, North Carolina
basketball captain last season.
was signed yesterday by the
Chicago Majors of the Ameri-
can Basketball League.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-12
BOWLING
Big Opening ] Set
For RinuIdi Plant
By ROD THOMAS

Riverdale Bowl Nick Rnadis fifth modern bowling estao
tn the pb Monday but grand opening is set for pm
the following Saturday, and it promises to be dooze
uolott jdefatgabe secretary Greater Washington
Evening star., 1962-05-24
cANBRDoE APIS:

TAKOMA PARK, ND.
LArge, modern 2-bedroom apts.,
SI22 so Elevator bldg, earpeted
Railways. See mgr. Apt. los, or
call JU. 9-s512, II. @. SMITHY
Co. ST 3-3300.
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ROOMS, WITH BOARD
ROOMS, APTs TO SHARE

ARL. N.-Empl. lady to share furn.
apt. with same. y blk. to shopping
center and buses. S45 mo. 522-
5000. after 5.
Mr.. PRINCE GEOS. PLAZA-1 gin
TO share lge. apt. with 3 other
glIls. cow. transp. 927-1395.
WILL SHARE de luxe effic. with
another girl Of college back
ground, in Fosgy Bottom. Cali af-
ter 3 pm. FE. 7-5695.
YOUNG LADY to ehare with same
nice atf-cond. house. 8 blks from
LANGLEY Park shop. Center. Com
plete nome privileges. 434-1s42
Evening star., 1962-05-24
ROOMS EURN-Mn,.VA,
ROOMS, H0usEKEEPINe

2-3 PERSONS, lge. front studio,
kit. TV in rrn., also cool bsmt.,
pvt. entr., shower. $24. FE. s.
6276.
The Nome nugget., 1962-12-21
(siarf Candle FulI of
 Coins fol. Catholic C'1}.a n

\ giant candle weighing 27 pounds and containing consid- ezzzz5le amount Of money in silver Cor. today was eiven 10 Father NS8.ae Of the Catholic Church bv Pasl Vaudeville of tho Boring Sea Club for the purpose of providing Christmas dinners for needy fam dies
 The candle was started about the middle of November and pat rons of the Boring Sea Club placed the coins in the candle. to be en- suifed by the wax.
 According to Bob Herman most of the 27-pouad weight is coin a very small part is candle wax.
 The candle must be melted down before the money can be retrieved.
The Nome nugget., 1962-12-21
NOME UNEMPLOYMENT RATE LAST WEEK WAS 24.7 PCT.

JUNEAU lR = The states in- sured unemployment rate for the week ending Dec. 15. was l2.1 per cent, down slightly from the l2.2 rate of the previous week, Labor Commissioner Gil Johnson said today.
 Johnson. said new Zunemploy- ment for the week totaled 686, while continuing unemployment amounted to 3,953.
 The insured unemployment rate by area included Anchorage, 12.7 per cent; Fairbanks, 1O.4; Juneau, 10.9; Ketchikan, 11.7; Nome, 24.7; Petersburg, 208; and Sitka, 57.