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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-20
Repeat Win Scored
ByU.S.Equestrions
uARRrsprTRG oct. 90 (Ap)

HARRISBURG, Oct. 20 (AP) i.
With only one more interna-
tional jumping trophy left at
the 18th Pennsylvania National
Horse Show, the United StateS
team is looking forward to more
silverware at the Washington,
D. c., show next week.
The United States team won
the Park des Nations Cup last
night at the Penn National,
adding this most coveted horse
show prize to its trophies for
the second straight year.
Competition can be expected
to get tougher along the fall
tour as the international teams
move on to Washington (next
Tuesday,, New York and
Toronto and the other teams
round into shape, but the United
States has completely domi-
mated this opening show on the
tour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-20

end of action on a full, seven
game program.
Detroit Tackles Giants
The Green Bay-San Fran
cisco meeting is the headliner,
but a lot of heads will be turned
toward New York, where West
ern runnerup Detroit aid
tackles the Giants, tied for
second in the East with Pitts
burgh at 80.
Eastern leader Washington
(3-0-2) meets the Eagles in
Philadelphia, Moore returns, to
action with the Colts at Chi
cago, Minnesota gets to try to
stop Arnett at Los Angeles, the
Steelers are hosts to Dallas
and Cleveland is at st. Louis
in other, games.
No replacement has been
named for Hornung, but the
Packers go can call on an
imposing quartet-Tom Moore,
Elijah Pitts, Lew Carpenter or
Rookie Earl Gros-to compile
ment the NILS top ground
gamer, Fullback Jim Taylor.
The Forty-Niners (3-2), win
ners of three in a row, will
hinge their attack in the game
at Milwaukee around the pass
ing of John Brodie and the
running of ]. D. Smith and
Billy Kilmer.
The Giants Will be without
the services of End Del Shot,
ner, out with a shoulder sepa-
ration, for the clash with the
Lions. Aaron Thomas takes
over as one of Y. A. Titles
receivers. Milt Plum, complet-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-20

Team Captain Billy Stein
kraus, 38-year -old Olympic vet
eran from Noroton, Conn,
summed up the big edge tina
United States now has on its
competition: Conditioning.
"Our horses and riders have
had the benefit Of a summer
tour of the major horse shows
in Europe" he said.
"And," he added. in a typical
understatement, "this invalu-
able experience has certainly
been helpful in our current
competition here"
The Prix des Nations, run in
afternoon and evening rounds,
wasn't much of a competition
after the first round, when
Steinkraus, Mary MARS, Pasa-
dena, Calf, and Frank jChapot,
Wallpack, N. j., turned IN
faultleSs rounds.
Steinkraus and Miss MairS
each knocked down a fence on
the evening round, but even
those two misunderstanding the
team eight faults--didnt make
any difference.
Runnerup Ireland had 20
faults in the first round and
IL in the second. Canada, with
16 faults in the afternoon and
"a in the evening, and Mexico,
with rounds of IL and 20 faults,
wound up tied for third place
with 40 points.
Miss Gail Ross, Canada, and
1t. Col. Rubin Urlza, Mexico,
also had faultless first rounds,
but only Chapot went clean
around the 15-obStacle course
in the evening.
Going into tonight's closing
event, the United States leads
team scoring with 81 points.
followed by ireland with AZ,
Canada with So, and Mexico
with 26. There Is no chance
the other three can catch the
United States.
Similarly, Chapot has as
sured himself the individual
trophy with his 48 points.
Steinkraus is runnerup with 80
points and Capt. w. A. Ring
rose of the Irish team is third
with 20. Tonight's winner will
pick up 10 points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-20
BY the Associated Press

The small crack in Green
Bays silver lining, created by
the injury to Paul Hornung,
places the Packers in jeopardy
of having the National Football
Leagues only unblemished
record furnished by the re-
surgent San Francisco 49ers
tomorrow.
The Packers, holding the top
spot in the Western Division by
one game over Detroit, will be
taking on the last club to beat
them-13 games ago. And
they'll be forced to try and get
the job done without Hornung,
the leagues leading scorer, who
probably will be on the side
lines with a twisted right knee.
Two long absent headliners-
Halfbacks Lenny Moore Of
Baltimore and Jon Arnett of
Los Angeles-are slated to re-
turn to full-time action in
what could be a decisive week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-20

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 20 (AP)
Five policemen and a teacher
were injured yesterday in riots
that broke out at high school
football games in two sections
of Pittsburgh.
All were released after treat
ment at hospitals.
Four persons. none pupils,
were arrested after a melee that
erupted during the third quar-
ter of the Oliver-Allegheny
game on the North Side.
Eight pupils and three adults
were taken into custody when
a series of street fights took
place after the Peabody West
inghouse game in Homewood.
All we're held on a variety Of
charges, including aggravated
assault and battery, melting TO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-20
VIOLENCE IN PITTSBURGH
Scoops Hurt in High School Riots

over the railing. Robert Re-
pasky, an Oliver teacher,
rushed to help Saukel and was
hit by rioter. Repasky tackled
another and sat on him until
more police came. About Is
officers to reach the scene we're
stoned and a window of their
cruiser was shattered. A girl
bit one of the patrolmen on a
hand. His partners hand was
broken.
A spokesman for Pittsburgh
schools commented:
Everything is in a state of
confusion right now. But we
are launching an immediate in
vestigation."
Police said there appeared to
be no racial aspects to either
of the riots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-20
Shue Sturs
As Knicks
Stop L-ukers
ny the Associated PICS

The New York Knickerbock-
ers, poor relations of the East
ern Division of the National
Basketball Association, were
riding high in first place today
mainly because of q fine de-
fensive job by Gen. Shue.
The Knicks checked the Los
Angeles Lakers, the defending
Western Division champions,
116-I05, last night to run their
record to 20. The Knicks meet
the Boston Celtics in Boston
tonight in the MIA champions
first game of the season.
Shue, never particularly
noted as a defensive special
ist, logged Jerry West, one OF
the Lakers' high scorers, and
when it was all over West had
only Is points.
I'VE tried to keep him from
getting the ball." said Shue,
former Maryland ace, who was
obtained this year by the
Knicks in a trade with Detroit
Then when he did get it, we
tried to crowd him toward the
middle so he'd have to pass
it Off"
II don't know our lineup
against Boston," Knick Coach
Eddie Donovan said. But after
that performance on West. ]
think I'll put Gene on Bob
Cousy and see how it works
out"
The Lakers' Elgin Baylor
was high scorer with SO points
Richie Guerin had 81 for the
Knicks, who outscored the
Lakers, 4e-2S, in the final pc
Rod to pull it out after trailing
77-76 at the three-quartel
mark.
Today's games are, New York
at Boston, Los Angeles at SYRIA
cuse, Cincinnati at Chicago and
Detroit at st. Louis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-20

riot, resisting arrested and dis
orderly conduct.
Police dispatched nearly 100
patrolmen and five dogs to the
riot scenes in patrol cars, am
balances and wagons.
Homewood had the worst
trouble. Sixty five officers
struggled nearly two hours
there before restoring order.
Patrol Frank Saukel said the
trouble at the Oliver-Allegheny
game began when he went to
investigate a disturbance in
the stands.
II started to walk up the
ramp when the mob surged
toward me-" he said. "One OF
them shouted 'Fella. you amt
coming up here"
One Of the mob showed him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-20
Packers Risk Perfect Mark
Against Resurgent Ayers

ing 60 per cent of his passes,
has kept the Detroit attack
moving with help from Full
back Nick Pietrosante, but the
key to the struggle may come
from the battle between the
NILS two biggest defensive
lines.
Baltimore Rates Edge
Moore, who suffered a
cracked right knee cap in spring
training, returns to regular
status for the Colts (3-2) at a
time when Quarterback Johnny
Unitas seems to be regaining
his form. That should give
Baltimore the edge over the
Bears (3-2).
Arnett is expected to aid the
Rams (0-5) in their contest
with the winless Vikings, who
have shown improvement on
offense with Quarterback Fran
Tarkenton beginning to hit his
stride.
At Pittsburgh, John Henry
johnson and Rookie Joe Wo-
mack viii lead the Steeler's
running game in q ground-air
battle with Quarterback Eddie
LeBaron of the Cowboys (2-2-
y. LeBaron is the leagues most
accurate passer so far, COM
pleting 66.2 per cent Of his
throws.
Jimmy Brown, who has
dropped to sixth among the
rushing leaders, will be trying
to keep the Browns (2-3) in
the Eastern race with a VIC
tory over the Cardinals (1-S-D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-20
BY the Associated Press

Eleven thousand strong they
came, and shouted themselves
hoarse. But they went home
silent and disappointed.
For the fans that damned
the University of Maryland's
Cole Field House last night. the
Terrapin Miami Hurricanes
game wrought as much turbu-
Ilence as that other hurricane
named Ella.
Four 2O-foot television screens,
pointing in the directions of the
compass from the center Of the
basketball court, carried the
closed-circuit telecast from the
Orange Bowl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-20
HoARsE AND DISAPPOINTED
1000 See Terps on TeIeWsion

The near sellout crow d
Quoted during the final Miami
touchdown drive, but came to
life as the Terps pushed for
what they hoped was the
winning score.
The morale sagged when
Sinners pass, intended for q
6-pointer, was intercepted and
run back to midfield. Then the
game was over and lost, 1924.
Going home. for a while it
was like a regular stadium
game. The TV football fans
snailed their cars out Of the
usual traffic congestion,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-20

In a festive mood the fans
came. Students paid 81, others
So for admission. They screamed
and rocked the building when
Tom Brown grabbed the open
ing kickoff for a 98-yard touch
down runback.
At times, during the see-saw
game, as Dick Sinner pitched
successful passes all over the
gridiron, the crowds clamor
often drowned out the band.
To liven up the football
atmosphere, the majorettes and
cheerleaders were on hand. And
hawkers sold peanuts. hot dogs
and the usual game-time good
les in the stands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-20
Mrs. Oliver Wins
New Golf Tourney

Mrs. r. M. Oliver won Army
Nays first annual Nancy
Torlinski Day golf tournament
Yesterday with a net score Of
l47 for So holes. Mrs. r. T.
white and Mrs. J. R. Kullman
tied for second with scores Of
14e.
Low gross honors went to
Mrs. N. I. Looney who had a
1853.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-20
Lena Ahead
By One Shot

ONTARIO, Calf, Oct. 90
(AP) .-Ex- Marine Tony Lena
held a one stroke lead today as
the Ontario Open golf tourna-
ment moved into the third
round at the Whispering Lakes
course.
Lena fired q five-under-par
Sc yesterday for a 36-hole total
of 1856. He had seven brides
and two bogies.
Trailing by one shot at 1875
were the former University of
Southern California star, Al
Geiberger, and Fred Hawkins,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-20
Runs Wrong Way
But Wins Race

Buzz Lawlor, who has fin
ished first in all Of Northwood
High Schools croSs-country
meets this fall, made a wrong
turn and had to run 200 addi-
tional yards yesterday, but still
placed first as the Indians re-
manned unbeaten with a 1929
victory over Springbrook on
the losers 2-mile course.
Lawlor's time of 11:25 beat
teammate Tom RabenhorSt by
five-tenths of a second. Lawlor
and Rabenhorst have finished
one-two in Northwood's five
meets this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-20
Monroe Ties for Lead
In Win Over Ipeper

tercepting a pass and kicked
four extra points.
GARFIELD ------7 90 6 7-40
WARRENTON Q Z 0-14
Gar-Fieid-Konz IS, run brown
Gar Field-Tucker 81, pass from Eau
elite Drown kick.
Gar-Field-Konz 2, run 0kick tailed
ton Brown kick.
arrenton-Golightly l.. run tPul
chine rum. -
Gar Field-Tucker So, pass from Eau
elite (kick failed).
arrenton-Pulchine 2. run (Jeffrie
pass from Golightlyl,
Gar -Field-McKonly IL. run tBroWr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-20
MurIene Leads
Women Golfers
In New Mexico

CARLSBAD, N. Mex, Oct. 20
(AP) - Marlene Hagge, the
mighty midget of the lady pros,
found Carlsbad's Riverside
Country Club to her liking yes
terday and opened up a four
stroke lead after 18 holes in
the $500 Cavern City tour
nament.
Mrs. Hagge finished with a
one-under par II. Two of the
leading money winners on the
tour, Mickey Wright and Kathy
Whitworth, were in a three
way tie with young Beth Stone
of Muskogee, Okla, for second
with 75S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-20
WARREN COUNTY
LED BY LAUDER

Fullback Joe Lauder scored
a Touchdown and kicked four
extra points last night as War
rem County High School de-
feated Luray, 34-6. at Front
Royal.
LADDERS touchdown came on
a 30-yard return of an inter-
copied pass in the 20-point
second period.
WARREN COUNTY 0 90 Z 7-34
LURAY o q
Warren County-Richsrdson 9, run
Lauder kick.
Warren County-Lauder 30. run with
tumble Lauder kick.
Warren County-Wimer 90. pass from
VauRht (pass failed).
Warren Cou1ty-Sowers 10, pass from
Vausht OaIder kick.
Luray-Jenkins fl. pass from TTiplett
(kick failed.
Warren County-Vaught l, run Nbau-
der kick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-20
You Be the
Quarterback
ANSWER
Question on Page A-12)

Question on Page A-12)
No. 2. Illegal pass. BY Rule
Z, Section 3, Article 3b. player
in position to receive hand
snap is ineligible to receive pass.
Linemen may move across
Scrimmage line the instant pass
is thrown. Rule 7, Section 3,
Article 9 applies.
distributed by The Register and
Tribune Syndicate)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-20
KONZ SITES PACE
FOR GARFIELD

Garfield High School, scor-
ing in every period. rolled to
it's sixth straight victory in
routing Warrenton, 40-l4, last
night at Warrenton.
Halfback Don Konz led the
Indians attack, scoring on runs
of SIS and two yards. Manford
Brown ran IS yards after in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-20
Rousseau Injured

MONTREAL, Oct. 20 (AP).-
Right Wing Bobby Rousseau
will be lost to the Montreal
Canadiens for a week, Cana
dien officials said today. Rous-
seau is sidelined with a pulled
ligament in his right knee,
suffered in Thursdays game
with Toronto.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-20
ORANGE SCORES
FOURTH STRAIGHT

Tackle Ricky DeVivi's So
yard touchdown run with a
Herndon tumble put the icing
on the cake last night as
Orange High School chalked
up its fourth straight victory,
20-l3, in a Group l-B game at
Fairfax High Stadium.
Herndon salvaged one con-
ISOLATION. 1t became the first
team this season to score twice
against the powerful Orange
defensive unit, which has al
lowed only 26 points in seven
games,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-20
Booth Gets Job

WALTHAM, Mass, Oct. 20
(AP) Gene Booth, former
Dartmouth star, was named
assistant basketball coach at
Brandeis University today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-20
Coolidge Wins
On Road, 1910

SAXON, Pa, Oct. 20 (Spe-
cial. Quarterback John
Spearmon spanked Coolidge
High School of Washington,
D. c., to a convincing 1870 tri-
umph over Tussey Mountain
here last night.
Spearmon passed rs yards to
Halfback Carroll Henry for the
first Colt touchdown in the
second quarter and teamed up
with Clifford Reid on a 55-
yard pass play in the final Pc
riod. Reid raced 10 yards for
the other Coolidge score in the
third quarter.
It was the second defeat in
six games for TuSSey Noun
tain who was undefeated last
season. The Colts overall rec
ord now stands at ga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-20
BY the Associated Press

Leads in conference races as
well as national rankings will
be at stake today as college
football takes over the sports
spotlight without interference
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-20
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
COLLEGE
Miami (Fla) 2S - Maryland "a
West Chester II -, Southern Conn. o
PRO
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-20
PATRICK HENRY
RUNNERS ROMP

Patrick Henry High School
Of Ashland, Va, unleashed a
potent running game last night
to defeat Spotsylvania, $40, at
Spotsylvania.
The winners piled up a total
Of 230 yards on the ground and
added SO through the air. Half
backs Ron Grubbs and Ron
Tyson and Fullback Ralph
johnson stood out extensively
for the winners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-20

James Monroe High School
moved into a first-place tie
with Garfield in the Battle
field District Group 1-B league
last night with a 32-13 triumph
over Culpeper at Fredericks-
burg.
Halfback Ken Poates scored
three touchdowns and Half
back Bill Brent two for the
Yellow Jackets. Poates picked
up 131 yards in six carries and
Brent 1874 in five tries as James
Monroe piled up a $50 first
half lead, then coasted to vic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-20
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-20
Virginia FrOsh
Shade Terps

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va,
Oct. 20 (AP) The University
of Virginia's freshman football
team picked up where the var
sity left off last year in its deal
ings with rival Maryland.
Hhe Virginia frosh, spanked
by a 50-yard punt return by
Roger Davis, edged the Baby
Terps, 1911, here yesterday
in their opening game of the
season.
Davis, and All-Prep selection
at Episcopal School in Alexan-
dria, put Virginia ahead to
stay in the second quarter with
his dazzling punt return.
Virginia upper its lead to 13-
8 when Fullback Charles Hart
capped a 62-yard march in the
third period with a 8-yard
burst off tackle.
Maryland, which outgained
the winners $50 yards to 152 in
total offenSe, didn't score a
touchdown until the final
quarter when Howard Lusby
ended a 55-yard drive with a s.
yard run.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-20
ASHBY SPARKLES
FOR JAMES WOOD

Fullback Ken Ashby picked
up los yards in 26 carries last
night to lead James Wood High
School to a 1870 victory over
Loudoun Valley at Winchester.
1t was the fourth victory in six
starts for James Wood.
James Wood drove 90 yards
for its first touchdown with
Danny Kelchner scoring from
the three. Ashby's 15-yard run
climaxed a 55-yard drive for
the second score.
LOUDOUN VALLEY 0 0 90
JAMES WOOD u 0 0 Sd
James Wood -Kelchner 3, run Lock
art, pass from Sullivan.
James Wood -Ashby Is, run Crun
failedl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-20
MCLEOD SPARKS
CHARLOTTE HALL

Halfback Junior Mcleod
scored two first-period touch
downs last night as Charlotte
Hall Academy amasSed 19
points in the first half and
fought off a strong Quantico
bid for a 1914 victory at
Quantico.
Mcleod scored on a 22-yard
pass from Quarterback Bob
williams and then raced IS
yards with an intercepted pass.
A third-quarter Quantic o
touchdown was nullified by a
clipping penalty.
S SFI4EEf9d HALL Z 7 2 &iE99
Charlotte Hall-McLeod %, pass from
williams (kick failedl.
Charlotte Hall-McLeod So, intercepted
pass (kick failed.
Charlotte Hall-Koval /. run (Daugh-
erty pass from Williams.
Ouantico-Champagne .. run CCham-
payne kick.
Ousntico-Garrett 30. kickoff return
walt rum,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-20
COOLIDGE
TUSSEY

COOLIDGE - Q 7 8 8-19
TUSSEY 0 O .
Coolidge-Henry %, pass from Spear
mon (Spearmon kick.
Coolidge-Reid 20, run (kiek
blocked).
CooIidEe-Reid 55, pass-run from
Spearmon kick blocked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-20
CARVER CASHES IN
ON BLOCKED PUNT

Carver High School turned a
blocked punt into a first-period
touchdown and went on to de-
feat Parker-Gray, To, last
night at Parker-Gray.
Tackle Charles Turner broke
through the Parker-Gray line
to block the ball and on the
succeeding play Halfback Dave
holland scored from six yards
out. Mike McGlendon ran for
what proved to be the winning
noint
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PATRICK HENRY 30 7 7 O-s4
SPOTSYLVANIA = 0 o 0 O. o
Patrick Henry johnson IL, run
(GFubbs rum.
Patrick Henry - GroOms %, run
(run failed.
more rum.
Patrick henry-Edenton II, run
johnson rum.
Patrick Henry-Grubbs Is, run (Spen-
Ger rum,
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CARVER
PARKER-l

CARVER Q Z 90
Csrver-Nolsnd 9. run CMeGlendon
rum.
Parker Gray-valintine l. run tkick
failed.
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tIA U NN4Ns
H MASHN4ED - - 8 : 8 &Is
Maryland-FG, Rowe 81.
Virginia-Davis so, punt return abel
kick.
vireinia-Hart 8. run run failed):
MaTyland-Lusby 8, run (Pyne rum.