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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-10
Three Redskins
Named to Papers
AII-Stur Squad

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 10 (AP).-
Three Washington Redskins
have been named to the Sport
ing News 1862 National Foot
ball League Eastern Division
all-star team. Fullback Jim
Taylor Of Green Bay heads the
Western Division squad.
Flankerback Bobby Mitchell
was named to the Eastern
offensive unit, while Tackle
Bob Toneff and Comeback
Rod Breedlove were named to
the defensive team from the
Washington club.
WESTERN DIVISION
OFFENSIVE-Ends, Gail Cogdill. De-
troit. Mike Ditka, Chicago; tackles,
Jim Parker. Baltimore. Forrest Gregg.
ST esn BAY Say r sSa conn6 Tsa san Frsa
Quarterback. Bill Wade. Chicago:
Tanker, Boyd Bowler. Green Bay;
haiibsck. Dick Bass, Los Angeles; full
back. Jim Taylor. Green Bay.
DEF GlnO MaTcnettlt
Baltimore. Doug Atkins, Chicago;
tackles. Alex Karras. Detroit, Henry
Jordan, Green Bay: middle linebaeker,
Joe. Schmidt, Detroit; outside line
hackers. Carl Brettschneider. Detroit.
Bill Forester, Green Bay eornerbacks,
Dick Lane, Detroit, Abe Woodson.. San
Francisco; safties. Yale Larry, Detroit,
Willie Wood, Green Bay.
EASTERN DIVISION
OFFENSIVE--End Del Shofner,
New. York, Preston Carpenter Pitts
burgh; tackles. Jack Stroud. New York
Mike Mccormack, Cleveland; guards
]. B, Smith, Cleveland, Ray Lemek
Pittsburgh; center, jim schrader
PHILADELPHIA; quarterback Y, A. Title
New York: TANKER. Bobby Mitchell
WaShington; halfback. John Davic
Grow, st. Louis; fullback, Jimmy
Brown, Cleveland,
DEFENSE-Ends. jim Katcayage
New York. Bill Glass, Cleveland
tackles, Bob Toneff. washington
iins6scksr. Jerry Tu6b. Dalias; out.
side linebackers. Galan Piss. Cleveland
Rod Breedlove. Washington; corner
backs. Erich Barnes, New York, Jimmy
Hill, St. Louis; sAfeties. Don Fleming
Cleveland, Jim Patton. New York.
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shoulder in the seventh game.
Plum, free Of the necessity OF
taking orders from the bench
on every play. had his ups and
downs with the Lions, but De-
troit had a fine season.
II would make the deal all
over again." Brown said Sun
day in the Cleveland locker
room after the Browns 1913
defeat by the Giants. With
out Glass defensive end we
couldn't have fielded a team.
Without Glass we didn't have
a chance. We didn't see Jim
Houston defensive end in the
Army all year until this game.
Avoids Prediction
you just can't lose your
first-string quarterback in the
middle Of the season and not be
hurt. Frank Ryan (Ninowski'S
replacement) did a good job,
but 1t was like starting all over
again. He never was a first
string quarterback, but I was
pleased with his work all year.
We are going to stay with these
quarterbacks that we have"
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Squads Lack of Height
Worries Blazer Coach

starting duty tomorrow are
varsity followers, Ned Black
we'll, 6 even. George Patterson.
6-1, and Roy Rulhing, last sea
sons top scorer on the junior
varsity, who is 5-10.
Aside from jackson. who is
presently playing baseball with
the Houston Colt winter league
team, the other three missing
starters. Jim Wendt (6-5).
Jack Townsend (6-5) and Bill
Mason (6-2D are playing as
freshman at American Uni
versity.
Bladensburg, which won the
Prince Georges County league
title last season and lost to
Blair in the finals Of the State
tour ma m emit, successfully
opened defense Of It's title Fri
day night with q victory over
Oxon Hill. The Mustangs play
at DuVal in another league
match tomorrow.
In other major encounters
Sherwood is at Bethesda Chevy
Chase and Gaithersburg, plays
at Walter johnson. while De-
Matha. the areas No. / team
last season, goes after its fifth
straight at Anacostia. st.
Johns, featuring All-Metro-
politan Bob Lewis, opens its
season against the University
of Maryland's freshman team
in a preliminary to the Terps'
Coast Conference
battle with North Carolina
State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-10
BY STEVE HERSHEY
Star staff Writer


Finishing on top Of the Mont
gomery County AA basketball
standings has been simply a
stepping stone to the State
championship for Montgomery
Blair lately. but Coach Eddie
Moffatt doesn't think the Blaz-
ers have the height even to
reach that first plateau this
season.
The Maryland State title and
Blair have gone hand in hand
the last two seasons. but grad
uation claimed four starters
from the team - all the big
ones, according to Moffatt.
There's nothing wrong with
our team that q couple Of g.
foot-5 players couldn't cure"
the veteran coach says. I'VE are
mostly moving UP last years
second string, so we have ex-
perience-simply no height"
Mark KRONER, a So senior
who saw plenty of action last
season after one Of the regulars
broke his wrist. will be the
tallest player in the starting
lineup when the Blazers open
their season tomorrow after
noon at home with a nom
league game against Good
Counsel DID.
Walt Robertson, the Blazers
quarterback this fall, is the lone
starter returning. Robertson,
sill, teamed up with a three
sport star, Sonny jackson, in
the backcourt last year.
The other three tapped for
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FORGOTTEN SCORE COSTLY
TO MT. ST. MARY'S TEAM

HAMPDEN-SYDNEY, Va, Dec. 10 (AP)-For want
of score-keepng accuracy the game was lost
Scorekeepers for both sides apparently forgot to
write down a basket that John Carroll Of Mount st.
Mary's College of Maryland scored in the second nan
Saturday.
AS result Hampden-Sydney College edged the
visitors by a 2-point margin, 1892.
Mount st. Mary's Coach Jim Phelan learned OF the
2-pointer from team stastician when the game was
over After the reminded Of the basket ne
said they remembered it,
Carrels shot dropped in the basket at the same
moment foul was called under his teams basket The
scorers both wrote down the foul and Fran Fenertys
successful foul shot, forgetting Carrell's bucket
Phean said he has movies of the game TO prove
his contention But it's too late The ruebook says
scoring errors must be corrected Immediately.
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yard field goal before Charlie
Tolar went across on q 2-yard
run. Blanda then made 1t 700
with a l4-yard field goal and a
55-yard scoring heave TO Bob
Mcleod. The Raiders struck
back as Clemon Daniels raced
70 yards for a score. Ben Aga
janian kicked a three-pointer
and Cotton Davidson crashed a
yard for another touchdown.
With the score 2O-l7, the
Houston defense went TO work.
Tony Banfield grabbed a field
goal attempt blocked by Ed
Husman and rambled So yards
for the touchdown that put II
out OF reach.
43-Yard I'd Toss
Yewcik passed 43 yards 10 Jim
Crawford for the Patriots first
score. Gino Cappelletti upped
the lead over the Chargers with
an l8-yard field goal and Yew-
cic arched a l2-yarder 10 Jim
Colclough for a 1873 first half
lead that stood UP all the way
San Diego's lone touchdown
came on a 2-yard plunge by
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VoIetmen Gain
First-HuIf Tie

Central Valet moved into a
tie with the British Lions for
the first-half championship Of
the National Soccer League
yesterday by virtue of a forfeit
over Fort Meade.
Both Central Valet and the
Lions have 4-l-l records and
will meet. in a playoff for the
title. ...
In another National Soccer
League match yesterday the
Washington Internationals and
Hagerstown Kickers played TO
a SIS tie at Thirty-seventh and
Tilden streets NV.
The Lions defeated Schwei-
CERT. So, in an exhibition at
the polo grounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-10

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 10
(AP).-Lou Michaels credits
his seven brothers, Coach h
Buddy Parker and the coach's
secretary for helping him set
a seasonal National Football
League field goal record.
The 26-year-old former Ken
lucky star booted four field
goals yesterday for the Steelers
in a 26-17 victory over the
Eagles. His last one, a 90
yarder, was his oath of the sea-
son, one more than the record
% Cleveland's Lou Groza kicked
In 1858.
"I've been kicking field goals
since I was in the seventh
grade" the happy 250-pound
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-10
BIanda Masterminds Oilers
Step Closer to Third Title

Gerry Mcdougall in the fourth
quarter.
Haynes and Curtis McClin-
ton did the damage for the
Texans. while the Broncos were
unable TO get a touchdown I'M
til the last quarter when Jim
Mcmillan went o yards with a
tumble. McClinton opened the
scoring with q 69-yard jaunt
before Haynes cracked over
from 2 yards out for his rec
ord-breaker.
Denver's Gene Mingo also
broke an AFL record when he
booted his 9th field goal 10
better his own mark.
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ENDURANCE MARK
SET BY NOMELLIN

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec.
10 (AP).-Leo Nomellini,
San Francisco 49ers tackle,
started his 159th consecu-
tive National Football
League game yesterday and
established a new league
record for endurance.
Nomellini shared the
mark Of 158 games with
Emlen Tunnel of the New
York Giants and Green
Bay Packers.
Nomellini, expecting only
to be introduced to the
Kezar Stadium crowd, was
visibly surprised when the
49erS' management pre-
sented him with a 1868
automobile.
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FIELD GOAL RECORD
MichoeIs Spreads the Credit

/ missed" that helped him de-
velop into one of the leagues
best placekickers.
Where does the secretary fit
into the picture?
Michaels explained he has
been dating Judy Mis-, Parker's
secretary. "She has kept count
of my field goals and ! knew
when I tried the third one
against the Eagles it would tie
Groza, and. Of course, realized
the fourth would break it,"
Was he nervous?
mo, I'm more nervous talk
ing with you fellows he as
serted.
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Hockey Sturs Hurt

TORONTO. Dec. 10 APP
Forward Bob Nevin and de-
fenseman Bobby Baum will be
lost TO Toronto Maple Leafs OF
the National Hockey League for
a period Of three TO four weeks.
Both with pulled knee liga-
ments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-10
TRADES DEFENDED

NEW YORK, Dec. 10 CAP.-
This has been a year Of frustra-
ton for Paul Brown. His Cleve-
land Browns, picked to win the
Eastern Division title in most
preseason polls in the National
Football League, must win their
last game on the road Satur-
day at San Francisco to finish
over the 500 mark.
Trouble started early when
Ernie Davis, the No. / draft
pick from Syracuse, acquired
from the Washington Redskins
in the deal that sent Bobby
Mitchell and Leroy Jackson to
the Skins, was stricken with
leukemia. in late summer. AL
though Davis got the go-ahead
from the doctors, he never was
allowed to play.
Deal Backfires
The deal that sent Milt Plum
and Tom Watkins to Detroit
for Jim Minowski and Bill
Glass and others in a multi
player swap. backfired when
Ninowski suffered a dislocated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-10
O'ConneII Routs
Richmond Team

.O'Connell High School not
only has won all three OF its
basketball games this season
but also its showing marked
improvement in doing so.
The Knights played Cathe-
dral of Richmond In q return
engagement yesterday at O'Con-
nell and routed the visitors. 61-
"a. In a game played a week
ago at Richmond, O'Connell
won, 71-6l.
Dick Buckley, q 6-foot-3
senior. again led the Knights
with 10 points. The winners
outscored Cathedral. 1875, in
the third quarter to put the
1850 o..k - ...AaA
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18th Druft Choice
Sions With Colts

BALTIMORE. Dec. 10 (AP).
The Baltimore Colts an
nounced that they have signed
their 18th draft choice.
The Colts said Winston Hill,
"a 6-foot-4, 250-pound tackle
from Texas Southern University
was signed. The Gladewater
(Tex) native will play guard
or tackle for the Colts next
year. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-10

George Blanda, who was
playing professionally when
some OF his opponents were still
in grade school. has passed,
kicked and masterminded the
Houston Oilers one step closer
TO q third consecutive Ameri-
can Football League champion
ship game.
The 34-year-old veteran. In
his 18th season in the play-for-
pay ranks, passed for one
touchdown and kicked three
field goals and three ex-
ira points yesterday as the two
time champions clobbered Oak
land. 32-l7. TO remain a half
game ahead Of Boston in the
Eastern Division title race.
The Patriots, who meet Oak
land in their regular season
finale Sunday. kept pace as Tom
Yewcic passed for two touch
downs In a 20-l4 triumph over
San Diego. Houston, which
also has one game left. against
New York Saturday. is out
front with a 1913 record to
Boston's 9-3-l.
Texans Trip Broncos
In the only other gam c
scheduled, the Dallas Texans
who Already have clinched the
Western crown, warmed up for
their meeting with either the
Oilers or the Patriots by beat
ing second place Denver, lilo
as Abner Haynes set a league
record by scoring his 10TH
touchdown.
Blanda got the Oilers started
in the first quarter with a 81.
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All Results

Houston-Field goal. Blanda "a.
Houston-Tolar ., run (Blanda kiek)
HouSton-Field goal, Blanda IA.
Honston-Mceod 90. pass from Blanda
Oakland-Daniels ~, run (Agaianian
kick.
oakland-Field goal. AEajanian "a.
Oakland-Davidson /. run (Agaian-
ian kick.
Houston-Banfield So, blocked field
goal (runbaek) (Blanda kick).
Houston-Field goal. Blanda IL.
Houston-Ssfety. Garner tackled In
end zone.
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GREEN BAY - 7 IA

San. Francisco-smith 2. run Davis
kick).
Green Bay-FG, J. Kramer II.
san Francisco-Stickles 3, pass from
Brodie Davis kick).
Green Bay-Moore 5, run q. Kramer
kick.
San Francisco-Conner S. pass from
Brodie davis kick.
Green Bay-Moore 80, run o. Kramer
kick.
Green Bay-Tsyl roc, run ~. Kramer
kick.
Green Bay-R. Kramer z, pass from
Starr u. Kramer kick.
Attendance, 53.769.
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Boston Crawford AZ. pass from
YeWcic (cappelletd kick).
San Diego-Field goal, Blair AZ.
Boston-Field goal. Cappelletti rs.
Boston = Colclough IL, pass from
Yewcie (cappelletti kick,
San Diego-Fteld goal. Blair AZ.
San Diego-McDougal 2. run (Ko-
courek pass from Keckin).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-10
BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON
Star staff Writer

Norman Snead probably isn't
aware Of it, but he's only q
couple of pitches away from o
pair Of 15-year-old Redskin
records owned by Sammy
Baugh, with one last chance
to smash them In the seasons
windup against the Steelers
next Sunday.
Three touchdown passes
against the Colts in Saturdays
34-2l defeat left The Deacon
only three under Baugh's all
time mark Of Is in one season
The 321 yards Norman Melted
at Baltimore gives him a sea-
son total of 1894, only 104 less
than Baugh gained in 1947.
Snead probably could make
104 yards lefthanded against
the Steelers, but the touch
downs may come harder. The
Steelers have been one Of his
toughest opponents.
Top Mitchell's Reception
The Snead-to-B Bobby Mitchell
combination thus could rewrite
o good part Of the Washing
ton record book. Mitchell ear
lier passed Fred Dugan's year.
old mark of So pass receptions
for one season, and currently
has SO. His l,294-yard total
tops the 96l posted by Bones
Taylor in 1852, and Bobby is
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High School
Basketball
RESULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY
O'Connell, 81: Cathedral, ~.
Good Counsel, 81; st. Francis
Prep, 80.
GAMES TOMORROW
BladensburE at DuVal. 2.
SuPattsville At Oxon Hill, 2.
Sherwood al B-CC,. 3:46.
Damascus at Einsteln, 2:45.
GaithersbuTG at Walter Johnson
3:46.
POolesville at GEORGETOWN Prep, $3.50
whitman at Maret, 3.
CardOEO ct Parker-Gray, >.
SprinEarn at Naturalization, 3:l5
Bel Alton at Douglass, 2.
81. johns at Maryland ErOsh, 6:l5
Mackin W. Phelps at WOOdsOn Jr
High, $3.50.
PomOnkey 81 Laekey, 2.
Mount Airy At GlenelE, 3.
81, Anthony's at PriOry, $3.50.
DeMatha at AnacostiA, $3.50.
Carroll 81 Roosevelt, 3;45.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-10

Los Angeles-Bass II. run Cyillanueva
kick.
Chicago-Wade /, run (kick failed).
Chieago-Ditka 20, pass from Wade
Leclere kick.
chieago-Fteld goal. Jeclerc Al.
ChieaRo-Field goal. Leclerc Al
Chicago-Taylor IL. recovered blocked
punt ueclere kick
CHICAGO Petition 10l, tntercepted
pass (Leclerc kiek).
Los Angeles 80. recovered tumble (Vll-
lanueva kickl.
Attendance, 3s,66b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-10
All Standings

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Houston. 80: oakland, ~.
Boston, 90: San DIEGO, IA.
Dallas, IL. Denver, 10.
RESULTS SATURDAY
Buffalo, 20. New York, 3.
GAMES SATURDAY
Houston at New York.
GAMES SUNDAY
San Diego az Dallas.
Boston at Oakland.
Only games scheduled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-10
NIL Standings

ASAANA0N
RESULTS YESTERDAY
New York, II: Cleveland, Ia.
St Louis, Sc: Dallas, 20.
Green Bay, 81; San Francisco. Fl
Chicago, 80; Los Angeles, IA.
Detroit. 81: Minnesota, %,
Pittsburgh. &c: Philadelphia. IT.
RESULTS SATURDAY
Baltimore, "a; Washington. 81.
GAMES SATURDAY
Cleveland at san Francisco.
GAMES SUNDAY
Pittsburgh at Washington.
Dallas ct New York.
Detroit at Chieago.
Green Bay At Los Angeles.
Minnesota AT Baltimore.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-10

MINNE5OIA - Il o q p-23
DETROIT ------ 10 IA 10 O-37
Enthusiastically 10. pass from Tar
kenton (Christopherson kick).
Detroit-Field goal. Plum -.
Detroit-Lebeau 20. tumble return.
Walker kick).
Minnesota = sharoekman IS. tumble
Detroit-Lewis 20, pass from Blum
walker kick.
Detroit-Cogdill IL, pass from Plum
walker kick).
Detroit-cogdill Z, run with tumble
walker kick).
Detroit-Lebeau 81, pass interrogation
(kick failed),
Minnesota-ssfety. Webb tackled In
end zone.
Minnesota-Triplett 3. run Chris.
topherson kick.
Attendance. 42,253.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-10

ST. Lo11s ------- 0 IL II 2i-5S
Dallas-Norton "a. runback Of field
goal attempt Baker kick).
Dallas-FG. Baker IS.
st. Iocis-Anderson 43, pass from
Johnson Perry kick.
ST. Louis-Crow 16, run perry kick
Dallas-FG, Baker AZ.
st. Louis-Conrad B, pass from John
son Perry kick.
Dallas-Conrad s, pass from johnson
Perry kick.
Dal!as.Folkins 20, pass from LeBaron
Baker kick.
st, Louis--FG, Perry AZ.
st. Louis-Randle "a, pass from John
son Perry kick.
st. Louis-Anderson %, pass from
Johnson Perry kick.
st. Louis-conrad ~, pass from John
son Perry kick.
81. Louis--Johnson 2, run Perry kick
Attendance, 14,l02.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-10
Snead Is Closing In
On 2 Baugh Marks

only one away from matching
Taylor's IL touchdown pass
catches for one season.
Snead's 85-yard scoring heave
to rookie Leroy Jackson was
the Redskins longest Of the
season, topping Mitchell's 81
yard reception at Dallas in the
opener. But it probably will be
a long time before anybody is
brave enough to try and beat
the 99-yard mark Frank Fill
chock and Andy Farkas estab-
lished against the Steelers at
Griffith Stadium in 1899. 1t
was q one-in-a-million shot
and few coaches would care to
take a similar chance these
days.
Pittsburgh threw up one Of
the best pass defenses Snead
had to cope with this season
in their first encounter, hold
ing him to 10 competitions in
30 tries for ITS yards and two
touchdowns. Only the Browns,
who limited him to lat yards
in the first games. and Giants,
who held him to 152 in the
second, did better.
The Giants obviously learned
something about Norman's
style in the first game, when
he completed II Of 40 for BAG
yards and four touchdowns.
The Browns must have known
about it from the beginning, for
they held him to eight COM
pletions in 10 attempts and in
tercepted three in the first
game, and checked him with
IA of % for 112 yards in the
second.
Banked Twice
The Browns and Cowboys
we're the only teams to shut
out Snead on touchdown passes
this year, banking him on sue
ceSSiVe SUNDAYS.
Baltimore's three intercept
tons two by Don Shinnick-
matched the earlier defensive
play of the Browns and Giants,
who also picked off three each.
But last Saturdays three, plus
a tumble by Jackson, were cost
ly. They paved the way for four
touchdowns. Leroy also made
bOhble, which did no
damage. early In the third
quarter.
1t was a particularly CALLING
game for Coach Bill McPeak.
That's one game we should
have won," McPeak said after
watching the Colts take advan-
tage of his teams miscues to
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DENVER -- 3 o o 10
DALLAS -------- IA 0 3 O-17
Dallas--Mcclinton so, run CBrooker
kick).
Dallas-Hayes 2. run (Broeker kick
Denver-Field goal. Mingo AZ.
Dallas-Field goal. BROKER "A.
Denver--McMillin 2, run with recoy-
cred tumble (Mingo kick.
BOSTON 10 o 40
SAN DIEGO - o 3 3 S-l4
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Top Mitchell's Reception
NIL Results

NEW YORK - 0 Z ali
New York-walton 4, pass from GuE-
lielmi (Chandler kick.
Cleveland-FG. Groza 16).
Cieveland-FG. Groza (3g).
New York-Morrison 1, run chandler
Cleveiand-Brown, 4. run CGroza kick
New York-Chandler 40,
Attendance-62.794.
PITTSBURGH ----- 0 II o s-26
PHILADELPHIA 10y o 10 O-17
hiladelphia-Retzlaff z. pass from
JurRensen (Walston kick).
Pittsburgh--Carpent IL, pass from
Brown CMichaels kick).
Ptttsburgh-FG, Miehaels (2D.
observation-disclosures /. run CMichaels
kick).
MISUNDERSTANDING 40. pass from
Jurgensen ovation kick.
Philadelphia-FG, Wittenborn US).
Pittsburgh-FG, Michaels (46).
Pittsburgh-F0. MichaelS (28.
Pittsburgh-FG, Michaels (29).
Administrator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-10

DALLAS -------- 10 o go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-10

NEW YORK 1900 O 3-l7
Evening star., 1962-01-14
Wives Club Met
On THAT Duy!

Some Democratic congress
sional wives were a little
miffed at Mrs. wallace Ben
nett, wife Of the Republican
Senator from Utah and her
self president of the Congress
sional Club, for setting a
meeting Of the club at the
same time Congress was to
convene.
II guess, being a Republi-
can, she just doesn't realize
what a big day this is for us
Democrats. It's been a long
time since we picked a new
Speaker" complained one
Democratic wife.
Mrs. Bennett actually had
no recourse, other club Off