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The Nome nugget., 1962-08-10
2N Candidates Jam Tuesdays Ballot

ing hard since last December, and D Milo Fritz, an Anchorage physician.
 Martin has been plugging the need for a right to work law hard and what effect, if any, this con- troversial issue will have on the vote, particularly in the North west District, will be watched closely.
 Three men are running for the states only other elective, execu- tive office, the job of Secretary of State.
 Hugh ]. Wade, the incumbent, is unopposed on the Democratic side. Jack T. Gilliland and Robert A Ross, both of Anchorage, are the Republican hopefuls.
 US. Sen Ernest Gruening has Democratic opposition from R. L. Veach. an Anchorage school teach- CT. while Frank Cook and Ted Stevens. both of Anchorage. are COP primary opponents.
 Lowell Thomas Jr.. Anchorage lecturer and photographer, and Henry s. Pratt, Anchorage insur- anceman and member of the State House of Representatives, are both seeking the Republican nomina- tion for the US. House of Repre- sentatives. The incumbent. Demo- crat Ralph J. Rivers, is unopposed.
 In all, voters will nominate Democratic and Republican candi- dates for 30 seats in the State Leg islature, including half of the % State Senate seats and all 10 of the House seats.
 Polls will open at am and will close at 8 pm, local time
 The first returns are expected within minutes after the polls close in Southeast Alaska, al 8 pm, PSF.
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-10
ANA Clears Enovid Pill
 Blamed for BlOodclotting

CHICAGO tR - There is no evidence that the use of of the oral eontraeeptive pills cause blood elot- ting, says the American Medical Assn. and the president of the drug firm which manufactures the pill enovid.
 The ANA statement Thursday followed report of thrombophle- bitis cases affecting women who had taken the pill enovid. Dr. F. J. Blasingame, executive vice presi- dent, said the ANA had made a careful scientific review of oral cOntfaeeptives.
 The study, he said, "has found absolutely no evidence that the use of the oral contraceptive caused the reported cases of thrombophlebitis fbloodclottingo.'
 Public concern over the reported cases led to ban on the sale of the drug in Norway.
 John Searle, president of the G. D. Searle & Co.,, manufacturers of enovid, said in a letter to the com pany's more than 16,00O stock holders that intensive search was made into the possibility of ad verse side effects after the com pany was told in December 1861 that two women, who died in Los Angeles of pulmonary embolism as a result of blood clotting, had been taking enovid
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-10
American Legion Opens Convention

CORONA fP-The f3rd annual Convention of the Alaska Depart ment of the American Legion opened here yesterday for a threc= day run.
 In the first major speech of the meeting, Gov Wm. Egan said Alas ka has progressed rapidly in the first few years of statehood
 He said the states gross busi- ness volume jumped almost 50 per cent and resource industry pro- duction increased 38 per cent. General Alaska exports, Egan added, have shot up 400 per cent.
 We are no longer bottled up, stifled by outmoded, outdated rules and regulations, by distant rule and exploitation the governor said. "The cork has been pulled ,
 Egan congratulated the Alaska Legionnaires on winning the Ma tional Legion membership contest this year, thus earning the right to lead the Legion's National Con- vention Parade in Las Vegas, Nev. Oct 8.
 Charles Bacon of Kansas City the National Commander of the Legion, is scheduled to arrive Sat urday to address the convention final banquet Saturday night.
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-10
Verne Martin Says He Has Endorsment of Grand President of the ANB

ANCHORAGE EF = Republican gubernatorial candidate Verne 0. Martin today claimed the endorse ment of William l.. Paul Sr., Grand President Emeritus of the Alaska Native Brotherhood.
 Martins campaign headquarters said Paul had wired Cyrus Peck, Grand Secretary of the ANB, that lon the strength of their published platforms, think your office should tell our membership that those who vote the Republican ticket should favor Verne o. Martin for gov ernor'
 Peck was not available to con- firm receipt of Paul's wire.
 Martin said Paul's endorsement also included criticism of the states congressional delegation for denying" that natives have abori- ginal land rights in Alaska and criticism of Gov. Vim. Egan, whom Paul said had refused to take a stand on the question
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-10
 What Is It ?o

EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, Calf. R = A Space Agency photo graph of hand-sized object tumb- ling above the X-15 rocket plane left the viewer with a what is it?' impression.
 It shows a little gray-White ob- ject above and behind the space craft. The viewer undoubtedly agrees with the National Aeronau- tics and Space Administration statement that the object cannot yet be identified nor it's presence in space explained.
 A NASA spokesman said the photograph was from 16mm colored movie film taken at 270,000 feet by a camera in the X-15 July IF when Air Force Maj Robert White flew the X-15 to a record 314,750 feet altitude.
 The picture was released after Air Force Maj. Robert RushWorth made a routine X-15 flight to 90,000 feet Wednesday and told neWsmen he saw bits of insulation floating between twin panes of the rocket planes windshield.
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-10
$8.446.00O for Alaska Defense

WASHINGTON lR = The House Appropriation Com m it [ ap- proved today an appropriation of S341 ,587,00 for construction of defense installations in the various states.
 Alaska was slated for s8, ,446,000 and includes:
 Air Force: Barter Island D. S., S291 ,000; Cape Romanzof AIS. 3ll.000; Cape Lisburne, S366,000; Tin City AFS, s366,0 GOO.
Evening star., 1962-01-23

BETHESDA-3-year- -old brick split
level: 4 large bedrms... 2h baths.
23-ft. liv. rm., separate din. rm.,
rec, rm. with fireplace; level lot;
walk to bus and elem. school;
immediate possession; S2S.750.
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Miller Associates, Inc.

MlIIer ASSOCIaCtS, IIlC.
COMPLETE REAL ESTATE
SERVICE
VIII. $4,000 Realtors JU. 7-6710
CHEVY CHASE-Like new! Vacant
stone and stucco Colonial, 2 baths,
h.-w.h., firepl., garage, sep. din:
rm., kit. with pantry, $22 800. Call
OIL. f-9l70,
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LANDOVER AREA
BELTSVIILE
$500 DIN. CONVENTIONAL

The Perry Boswell Co.
Realtors WA. 7-46Oo
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shannon & Luchs
WESTRRIAR

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Manovill Realty Corp.

W. EVANSVILLE = New listing!
Spotless 3 bedrm. home W.
screened breezeway to garage. As
sumo lge. loan w/S900 dn. and no
red tape. HE. 4-5750.
@ raa11l hickman inn
Evening star., 1962-01-23

GLENN DALE-Country living for
2 families. Large frame home, 2
apts., 2 bedrms. each; acre;
S14,500.
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RIVERDALE


Lovely rambler on nice level. fenced
lot. Twin-sized bedrooms, equipped
kitchen and large screened porch.
Eorders q large park where chill
dren can roam. Easy walking dis
tance to schools and transporta-
tion. Only $12,500.
NO MONEY DOWN-FHA TERMS
BALL REALTY INC. 474-4000
SEABROOK ACRES, near NAsA,
only 20 min. to D. C.--Lge.,. new
3-bedroom brick rambler; h.-w.
Dashboard heat. lge. lot; all utils,
Only S22,500. M. LEO STORCH,
SP. 3-4500.
SEABROOK ACRES - Split-level
with all the features you desire;
large liv. rm., din. rm. with slid.
ing glass doors, dream kit. 3
bedrms. master has BATH. fin
ished rec. rm. with adjoining
bath, storage space galore, today's S
best buy at less than S21 900,
CT, FHA, or conventional.
FREE STATE PROPERTIES
REALTORS AP. 7-126e
SUPER GIANT (Landover) Cane
Cod, twin-sized bedrms., bsmt.i
fenced yard. $4,000. $400 dn
PARAMOUNT SALES, HA, 2-1S00
Evening star., 1962-01-23

OAKVIEW-California rambler: H.
to-ceiling firepl.. big de luxe kit.
fenced lot; approved $14.750:
quick possession.
JOHN H. HUGHES CO. WA. 7-0560
OXON HILL-Detached brick Cape
Cod with bedrms., 2 baths: ap-
prox. h-acre lot; S18,500. JOSEPH
FuIPPO REALTY CO. LU. 4-7717.
RAY PARK AREA-call now to
see this beautiful all-brick RAM
blef; priced $4,000 under market
for fast sale. 3 large bedrms., 3
baths, huge liv. rm. with Roman
brick fireplace. formal din. rm..
completely modern kit. expand
able attic. Many expensive extras
incl. wall-to-wall carpet, washer,
dryer, etc. Only S25.950. Conven-
tional or FILA terms. Call WA. 2
5000. ROBERT s. DAVIS & CO..
INT
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HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.
ffnkTIkiIEni

ARLINGTON. N. WOULD YOU
And AhS EAT EAT Il hAyE Foof foTS Then 'hap fsep
your money in the bank because
the down payment is only $500. 90
TO qualified purchaser. 4 BED
RMS. 2 BATHS, cARPoRT. Level
fenced lot w/trees and pretty
shrubs. Close-in location and walk
TO all schools. Yorktown. will
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

MVW uVm 6nU bUUNIg
ABOVE THE vALLEY-Lovely new
Colonial in the popular Sumner
Springfield area off Mass. ave.
extended; real quality construc-
tion by Frank 8. Phillips. Bedroom
OF study and full bath on LIST
floor: 4 bedrooms, Q baths on 2nd
floor: beautiful big rec. room with
fireplace; few minutes to town,
public and parochial schools; SAL
800. TRADE IN YOUR OLE
HOUSEi FRANK s. PHILLIPS
NC. DI. 7-1411; ewes. OIL. 4-0960
ALL-BRICK RAMBLER in RAN
doiph Hills. 3 bedrms., sep. din.
xrn,, very modern kit. full bsmt.
WIbeaut. rec. rn1.: nice fenced,
ispd5scaped yard. FHA min dn.,
CALI ri. 2-740o. INLAND CORP.
z. N. LERNER. PRES.
ALUMINIUM SIDING and brick;
1atge 4-bedrm. rambler, only 1
": old; vacant, immed. poss.;
4uu baths, walk-out rec. rm.,
only 8 houses from Catholic
school; sell or trade; only S25. $50
NcINTTosHz Tz CO.. RLrR., Ju. S-7Sss
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HOUSES FOR SALE-A.W.
(cONTlNuED)
EE0REET0WN
GEORGETOWN

Small house in immaculate condi-
ton; pretty garden; separate din
ing room, powder room, 3 bed
rooms, finished basement; plenty
OF room for off-street parking.
Mrs. Farrell. DE. 2-7739, j.. =.
BEGG INC. REALTORS, DU.
7-24S0.
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OGAs O46Os
--E&=
George Mason Green Co.
REAIT6Rs IA. 4-l4OO

OCOI &c 1V4cIOOI1 VI VII NIOs
ia. 4-14O0
ARLINGTON, N.-PAMPER THAT
PRETTY WIFE by moving into
this pretty all-brick split-level.
Modern as tomorrow. She deserves
this excellent residential area.
Made easy for her will be enter
tanning w/the all-elec. kit. and sep.
din. rm. Wrench doors leading
enjoy the paneled den, 8 large
bedrooms, 2Ia baths. She'll not be
frantic over how the little ones will
get to school-THEY CAN WALK
Immed. possession. S30,950.
HOLLEY REALTY
51S3 Lee Hwy Arl., KE. $3.50
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Gi No MONEY n0WN

MoNTHEY M EY PAYMENTs H1E SSs2s SSs2.s4
z-bedroom brick; 2 baths. gas ht..
and gar. JU. 9-4764. JU. 5-60S4.
LOUIS RUDDEN TU. $4,000
LARGE FRAME HOUSE on big lot
near Soldiers Home and Catholic
o.. now used as q chapel. office
and residence. suitable for large
family or small religious organ
ization. Call Mr.: Ransom. FE. g.
1900 or eyes,, FE. S-535S.
- EXCLUSIVE
JAMES L. DIXON & CO.. Realtors
- NEWLY DECORATED
1852 ONTARIO RID. NV.
All brick, 8 rooms. 3 baths, 2 kits,
oil h.-w.h., full bsmt., det. metal
ear.; we take trades.
PRESS REALTY co.
BT. 3-9316' OIL. 6-5177
Evening star., 1962-01-23

BETHESDA-Brand new brk. ram
bier on large level lot: mr.. schools.
shops. 3 big bedrms.. baths.
lovely kit, table space. rec. rm.
space in full bsnt., garage: only
S2S, 500. SAMUEL E. BOGGEY OF
MD. INC, OIL R-7Snn It'll @
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HARMONY + H J vs scSoJEPogATIoN Or!

], N. IL1KNN1l1Vs ItEAo.
CONTEMPORARY MASTERPIECE
By Keyes, Lethbridge & Condor.
Like living in the treetops, with
a beautiful view Of the river.
Large library or bedroom and
bath on 1st floor: s bedrooms,
2 baths on End; rec. rm., huge
screened porch, few minutes to
town. public and parochial schools
S49,500. FRANK S. PHILLIPS
INC, DI. 7-1411: ewes. OIL. 4-0960.
Evening star., 1962-01-23

BETHEsDA-only So, 600 dn. buys
this delightful new brk rambler;
CENTRALLY AIR CONDITIONED,
on large lot with trees. in prestige
Ses Sdesa lovely EttfsIIy efsd5ms' r5 eomS SafhSs
gorgeous rec. rm, in daylight
bsmt.. carport; upper 30s. SAM
UEL e. BOGLEY OF MD, INC,
NT a RrQ00 pfiI O
Evening star., 1962-01-23
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ANDREWs-CRIS MAR-4-bedroom
firspi.. baths; un iuii iah'' WSlk-oat val 1sit
basemnt: on A-acre level lot: I'M
mediate poss. RE. $4,000. Trades.
Evening star., 1962-01-23

SUMNER
Charming 5-bedroom 3-bath Col
onial with 1st floor bedroom and
full bath, recreation room and
garage. Immediate possession.
Priced in 30's.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY
Evening star., 1962-01-23

NEAR MT. VERNON: Immaculate
almost new Colonial in much
sought after prestige community.
1t features Abr, ga baths, fam
lily room. equipped kitchen with
large eating space and 2 car ga
rage. Immediately available and
priced conServatively at S36.750.
ROIITH RORRINS
Evening star., 1962-01-23
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
BY APPOINTMENT

$3.50 down incl. settlement FLA;
bedrms,. liv. rm., din rm. and
bsmt, with rec, rm.: fenced lot.
Nr. schools and playground. FLA
terms, $4,000.
Evening star., 1962-01-23

3-bedrm. home near
shopping and transportation; .lge.
living and dining room combina-
tion: 2-ton air conditioner. Com
pletely fenced lot; extras! GI, no
money down; FHA, minimum On.
Evening star., 1962-01-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
If YOU'LL!

A new condition" modern home
with 3 ,bedrms., 2 baths. family
rm. and carport In Arlington
(close-in) for S22,950 = then
check with us Immediately on
this special home -. because II
L.. q. IL.
Evening star., 1962-01-23
HUGH T. PECK

CHEVY CHAsE-4-bedrm., 3-bath
center-hall rambler; beautiful
family rm., large modern kitch-
en-, patio and lovely rock garden;
fenced yard; nr. transp.
GEO. W. ROBERTSON, REALTOR
Evening star., 1962-01-23
MOTHERS DAY

EVERYDAY-AT REDUCED PRICE
Is yours in this immac. brk. split
level on sweeping corner lot. 3
huge bedrms., | "a baths, banquet
din. rm. opens to patio, lovely rec.
rm., built-in garage. 500 new
Wv. rugs. You would expect to
pay S22 500. but low offer con-
sidered for quick sale. AS little as
S1.500 down FHA.
AGTT KEV DIT TU IA y nOEn
Evening star., 1962-01-23
ARDMORE VILLAGE

Buy or rent 2-bedroom masonry
BUNGALOW; fireplace in living room,
STtshan breakfast aSS nSSk off large equipped .1
stsTter isn hoe; ss5o deeH dn I'M incl 'Sesl set
tlement or rent for sos mo. Call
HoMEOWNER, WA. 7-6617 It'll
o D,m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-25
LIFE BEGINS AT ~
MusioI's Comeback
Ranked Tops in Nj

shoulder injury during most of
the 1861 season, came back to
participate in lot games in '62.
The veteran catcher batted
.297, his highest average in II
big league campaigns.
Roebuck, the Dodgers ace
relief pitcher, won 10 games and
lost two while appearing in "a
games. He spent most of 1861
on the disabled list because of
a sore arm.
Skinner, an outfielder, hit 1902
in 144 games with 20 homers
and rs RBI. He had a 800
average in 1858, but dropped
under 300 during each of the
next three years. His 1861 mark
was 1853.
Kuenn showed vast improve
ment in his second season with
the Giants, increasing his av-
erage 80 points to .304. He
wound up at .265 in 81. The
infielder outfielder captured
the American League batting
crown in 1859 while with
! Detroit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-25

plus the squads spirit, has been
a major factor in putting the
Redskins back on top.
They've got what every
coach looks for" Tuffy said,
land it stays with you a long
time. These kids are playing as
a team, not as individuals.
"You take that defense in
Cleveland. when they stopped
the big boy (Jim Brown on the
goal line, that was one Of the
greatest things I've ever seen,
And I like Dale Hackhart on
defense. He's tall and he can
move. He's outstanding on pass
defense.
Even though Billy Barnes
is pecking away for two and
three yards at a time, he's
keeping that defense in tight.
You can't ignore him and that
helps the passing. These kids
want to win now. They're one
of the best hustling teams I've
seen, and what Allie Sherman
Giants COACH said of them
is true. The Redskins are good.
I know they've got some weak
nesses, but it's hard to beat a
team that hustles.
Don't be misled and think
fluffy has gone completely over
board on the Redskins. Perish
the thought.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-25

with a minute to play when
the Redskins 30 Russell kicked
a placement from New York's
15-yard line. Bill Dismer, cover
ing for The Star, still remem-
bers Giants linemen slamming
their helmets to the ground
with muttered "damns," and
grudgfhgly congratulating Rus
sell.
But Referee Bill Halloran
ruled the kick wide. No score.
No Redskins victory. No East
erns Division title. The Giants
finished first with a 9-1-1 rec
ord and the Redskins second
with 8-2-1. 1t was that close.
Il Il 4 Il
The Giants and Redskins
played one of the few score
less ties in pro football in their
first meeting in '39. They've
manufactured some wild ones
with such scores as 1875, New
York's favor; 24-21, Washing
ton, etc. And both would rather
forget one-sided results like
the Giants $50 victory last
year and the Redskins Alto
triumph in 1948.
In 1941 the Redskins thought
they had the Eastern title in
the bag when they hit New
York. But they lost, 20-13, on
a field goal and touchdown in
the last so seconds. Three
years later, Joe Aguirre booted
a 37-yard field goal with 1888
left, only to have a teammate
called for holding. Joe's next
try was short and the Giants
won, 1913.
In 1856 the Redskins took on
the Giants, and their fivs-game
winning streak in Washington,
and won, 1877. Sam Bakers
49-yard field goal, at that time
a Redskins record, was the
browning blow. 1t didn't stop
the Giants from winning the
championship. But the follow
ing year, a Washington eleven
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-25

NEW YORK, Oct. Is (AP).-
Stan Musial, the seven-time
National League batting cham
pion who hit over 300 for the
first time in four seasons, today
was named the leagues come
back player of the year for 1862
in the annual Associated Press
poll.
The Cardinal great was Sc
lected by 81 of the 108 baseball
writer's participating in the
balloting. Del Crandall of Mil
waukee was second with %
votes. followed by Ed Roebuck
of Los Angeles, Is; Bob Skinner
Of Pittsburgh, 10, and Harvey
Kuenn Of San Francisco, s.
Musial finished third in bat
ting the past season with a 1886
mark. He hit .255 in 1859, .275
in 1860 and .288 in 1861. His
1862 output included 143 hits
10 of them homers, and 81 runs
batted in. The 42-year-old out
fielder also stole three bases.
Crandall. sidelined with a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-25
OLD GIANT TAKES NOTICE
Leemons Says Redskins
Aren't Winning on Luck

Here's one thing to remem-
ber," he said, New York can
have nothing, in one particular
game, and win. If you recall
the 1912 game we didn't make a
first down but we won, AT"
fluffy remembers we'll, be-
cause he threw a 30-yard pass
to Will Walls for the winning
touchdown.
Giants Opp0rtunists
1.-THE Giants are opportu-
nists," fluffy continued. de
fensively, I think they're really
going to pour it on Snead. and
if they've got Y. A. Title in
the lineup they'll be tough
extensively. The old guys a
wonder.
1.-THE Giants were primed for
the Lions last week, and you saw
what happened. They had to
beat Detroit and the Lions
have a good ball club-and they
did. I think this is going to be
a great game between the Red
skins and Giants. 1t reminds
me of the 1888, SO and 40 sea-
sons. We had some great ones
then, too.
but as I said before" Tuffy
concluded, II think it'll be a
test of the Redskins offense
against a good defense. Snead
impresses me. In a couple OF
more games, the way he's de-
veloping, we may have another
Sammy Baugh. 1 don't think
the Redskins have shown their
true potential, extensively.
They'll have to show it this
week if they expect to win"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-25
RETURN LEADERS

ST RETURN-10l Dallas Philadelphia October
touchdown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-25

was meant only for him. He
kicked it around - two field
goals and an extra point
threw passes and intercepted
one New York toss for a touch
down. The net result was an
elegant Washington debut for
the Redskins, formerly of Bos-
ton, a 1873 victory over the
Giants.
Exactly 958 ason = ticket
holders were in the pews that
night-almost as many as will
take a special train to New
York Sunday to see the latest
episode in the series. They were
fascinated by the sight. They
yelled themselves hoarse for
Riley, Cliff Battles, Sammy
Baugh, Turk Edwards, Charlie
Malone and Erny Pinckert. This
was a team with class. 1t proved
it by whacking the Giants again
in the return game at New
York, 49-14, and clipping the
Bears, 1921, for the National
Football League championship.
4 Il y 4
Curiously, the Giants-Red-
skins rivalry caught the fans
fancy as no other did, possibly
because the New Workers made
an annual pilgrimage to the
Nations Capital. Other factors
were involved, principally the
caliber of the games, and in
time the rivalry grew a little
ivy. Some games were pretty
bad, scores one-sided, but sell
dom were they dull.
Take the 1912 game at Crit
fifth Stadium, for example. The
Redskins were destined to lose
only once that season, to win
the Eastern championship and
to whip the Bears for the title.
The game they lost-to the
Giants, naturally, 14-7, thanks
to an intercepted pass.
Earlier, 1889 to pinpoint the
year, they played one for the
book at the Polo Grounds. IT
was 81 in the Giants favor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-25
BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON
Star staff Writer

There was a time, and how
the years slip by, when Tuffy
Leemans could do something
about the course of a Redskins
Giants football game. The one
time New York star would be
on the field running over
tacklers, knocking down block
ers and raising cain in general.
Now he can only sit back and
enjoy the rumble.
Come to think Of 1t, Tuffy,
who won his gridiron spurs at
George Washington, can't sit
back, either. Friends and Gus
toners who wander into his
Glenmont Bowling Alley want
to talk about the game, the hot
test topic in town. Some try
to needle him, remembering
that. Tuffy's football heart still
is with the Giants although
he's got a warm spot for the
Redskins.
1.-THE Redskins aren't win
ming on luck" Leemans says,
emphatically. when you FUN
BILE like the Eagles did you've
got to be hit. They only lucky
break they got was at Dallas.
AS far as the Cleveland game
is concerned, have you ever
seen a better run than Bobby
Mitchell's?"
Mitchell Too Much
Tuffy conceded that he
wouldn't know how to play
Mitchell and he was a topnotch
defensive back as well as great
offensive halfback in his time.
You Just can't stop him with
one man and he usually runs
right by the second one, too"
Tuffy said.
Another thing" Leemans
went on, Norman, Snead has
plenty of time to throw. The
lines giving him good protec-
ton. He's had as much as six
seconds to get the ball away.
Give a guy like him that much
time and he'll kill you. Both
guards Vince Promuto and
John Nisby) are workers. They
really go out there and get
EN-"
Leemans thinks Coach Bill
McPeak deserves much credit
for the job he's done. This,