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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1962-10-06

ANNUAL WHITE HOUSE meeting between Pres Kennedy and
leaders of united and community fund drives attended by
AFLCO Vice Pres Joseph A. Beirne Second from righ vice
president of the United Community Funds Councils of America
chairman of the AFLCO Community Services Committee and
Of the Workers. Others standing behind
president from left right Lee Bristol 1862 chairman
Of the United Community Campaigns Of America; William Gallo
m chairman of the Washington United Cers Fund Albert
Stevens chairman Of the United Community Campaigns
America The picture taken before Brsos sudden death
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Fellowship Award
Won. by CLC Aide

Kingston. Ont.-Dr. Eugene A.
Forsey. research director Of ths
Canadian Labor Congress since ths
merger in 1856. has been appointed
Skelton-C Clark Fellow for 1868
It Queens Uai~sslay here.
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Union Push Urged
To End Poll Tux

In letter written the Tooth anniversary of the Emancipation
Proclamation AFLCO Pres George Meany has called the
fedeatons bodies ito begin once campaigns
speedy ratification of the constitutional amendment abolish
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Evening star., 1962-10-01
MARYLAND

For a team that was sup
posed to be something of a
knockout this year, Maryland
is still struggling to find its
big punch.
If the 'Terps aren't exactly
moving 'em down. they ere at
least setting 'em up - and
that's still okay with Tom
Nugent, who'd like to have the
big kayoes come a bit later
anyhow.
The Terps are 20 now after
beating Wake Forest, 1872,
Saturday night and Nugent
figures that his club is on
schedule, if not yet exactly in
full stride.
The Terps wasted a half
dozen scoring shots inside
Wake Forests 25-yard line,
but Nugent figures he'll chalk
that up to experience and bet
ter-than- anticipated defensive
play by the Deacons.
"We're playing a lot OF
men," Nugent says, land get
ting all the early seasoning
we can. That's bound to pay
off later. I could have sent the
M-Squad in on a couple of
those scoring shots but I
wanted to build up confidence
in our Hustlers' unit and get
them ready for later on"
Nugent paused for a mo-
ment. "Some people, guess,
Evening star., 1962-10-01
McGoho Out,
Paul Offers
Leo Job

CLEVELAND, Oct. / (AP)
General Manager Gabe Paul
was looking for a new field
boss for the Indians today and
said he had "a couple of choices
in mind"
II want the best available" :"
Paul said yesterday after an
nouncing that the contract of
freshman manager Paul Nc
Gaha would not be renewed.
Paul has approached Leo
Durocher. former manager of
the Dodgers and Giants. Duro-
cher, now a coach for the
Dodgers, must decide whether
he prefers Hollywood or an
other crack at managing.
McGaha was not around
yesterday when the Indians
closed out the season by win
ming a double header from the
Angels. Paul said the skipper
had been offered a job by an
other club and was granted per-
mission to confer with officials
of that club.
The only reason Paul gave
for McGaha's dismissal was,
Il just felt a change was in
order"
The Indians finished sixth in
the American League under
McGaha.
Evening star., 1962-10-01
STARS 1st GRID POLL
CIV High Given No. Ranking

booted field goals to provide
victories over Mount Vernon
and Annandale on successive
weeks.
Wheaton's most impressive
statistic so far is last Satur-
days $50 rout of Bethesda
Chevy Chase. Coach Bill
Hahn's knights moved into the
favored role in Montgomery
County as a result of that
victory.
Washington Lee whipped
Fairfax in its opener, then
dropped a 10-7 decision to Pat
rick Henry of Roanoke. The
Generals bounced back to de-
feat Lee, 20-6, last week.
Fifth place went to Gonzaga
with "a points. The passing of
John Himmelberg, a lefthanded
quarterback, has led the Eagles
to a 81 record.
Episcopal, last years area
C h ampion among scholastic
foot teams in the final poll,
took sixth place with 26 points.
The Maroon handed Gonzaga
its only loss, 1877.
Landon, the Interstate Ath-
Evening star., 1962-10-01
NAVY
Hardin Not Ashamed
Of 4-Point Victory

sides penalty, to go ahead,
1913.
WIN Almost Wins
Navy retaliated with a touch
down of it's own, taking the
lead at 20-16, but a few OF
Hardin's titan locks turned a
paler shade when Dan Hen
ming, the Indians quarterback,
hit Dave Lipke, an end, with a
pass as Lipke stood all alone
behind the Navy defense on the
17-yard line.
Luckily for the MidShipmen,
the pass was just shade oil
target and Lipke fell as he
made the catch. If he could
have kept his feet ne would
have scored. Nobody was near
him.
At first glance after that one,
it looked as if Navy's pass de-
! fense could use some special at
tention. But Hardin brushes
it off.
That was the kind of de-
fense we had set up on that
play. We rushed eight men
and they sent out four receiv-
ers. Our boys we're supposed
| to get to Henning before he
could throw" Obviously they
didn't.
Hardin said he was well
/ pleased with the way Klemick
ran the team from his quarter
back position.
You usually don't win very
big with Klemick in there, 4"
Hardin said, but you don't
usually lose big, either"
Evening star., 1962-10-01
Pennington Splits
Two Polo Games

Pennington Polo Club won
one and lost one yesterday as
its 12-goal squad played Goose
Creek on the outdoor field at
Middleburg while an indoor
trio met the University Of Vir-
ginia team in Charlottesville
arena.
After giving away a 5-goal
handicap to Goose Greek,
Pennington was on the short
end of a 6-2 score at the half,
but pulled up in even terms by
the sixth chukka and added 3
tallies before the bell to win,
81.
At Charlottesville, the Vir-
ginia trio defeated Pennington,
60. Dick Latham was the lead
ing scorer with 3 tallies for the
UREersity.
Evening star., 1962-10-01

/ est milestone on the comeback
The other upsets involving
the top teams both were ties
Missouri mo. 10) salvaged q
scoreless tie with Minnesota
after stopping the Gophers in
side the 5-yard line three times
and Louisiana State (No. 81
was tied by Rice, 6-6.
If the lower half of the top
10 is in for a shakeup. there
seems to be little doubt about
the top three or four teams
retaining their positions.
Top-ranked Alabama, the de-
Tending national champion,
humbled Tulane, 44-6, for its
second straight; second-ranked
Ohio State unleashed an Of
fense that was so powerful it
wasn't forced to punt in a
All rout of North Carolina,
and Texas (No. 81 swept past
its Southwest Conference foe,
Texas Tech, $40.
Penn State (No. a. had little
more trouble against Air Force,
but the result was the same.
The Nittany Lions had only a
To lead at the half but struck
for two touchdowns in the last
half and won, 20-6.
Mississippi (No. y took Ken
lucky, 14-0, Georgia Tech (No.
81 defeated Florida, ITO, and
Southern California (No. 81
smacked Southern Methodist,
1873.
However, the upsetS weren't
confined to the top 10. with
Auburn edging Tennessee, o.
81, Nebraska surprising Michi-
gan, 25-13, Notre Dame taking
Oklahoma, 1877. and Washing
ton beating Illinois, 28-7.
In some of the other major
action, Arkansas added to its
already impressive credentials
with a 42-14 rout of Tulsa,
Pittsburgh beat Baylor, 24-14,
Army edged Syracuse, go, Duke
won over South Carolina, 21-8,
Clemson defeated North Caro-
Evening star., 1962-10-01
BY CARL SELL
Star Staff Writer

George Washington, an also
ran last year in the Northern
Virginia Group IA League,
shaded powerful Wheaton OF
Montgomery County by one
point to top the first weekly
high school rating list voted
by The Stars staff of six
scholastic writers.
The Presidents received Sc
points to SIS for Wheaton.
Washington-Lee made a sur
prising showing, despite a 81
record, to grab third place with
so points.
George Washington, which
had a 2-8 record last year, has
won it's first three games in
impressive fashion. However,
the Presidents face a strong
test Friday night against their
Alexandria rivals, Hammond,
rated fourth with 36 points.
The Admirals have been the
most sensational of all the
teams in the top 10, thanks
to the talented toe of Bill Dod-
son. The reserve halfback
Evening star., 1962-10-01
Monday Morning Quurterbuck
MARYLAND
Nugent Building in Power
While Searching for Fuse

I'll predict this" Nugent
says. 1.-THE Hustlers may be
erratic now, but they'll win a
game for us within the next
few weeks with a good drive,
you wait and see"
For the time being. though,
the offensive load will have to
fall on the first unit and Quar-
terback Dick Sinner. The junior
quarterback delivered another
good performance against
Wake with 13 competitions in
"a attempts for 141 yards, in
cluding a 36-yard touchdown
shot to Tom Brown. Ernie
Arizzi also was a standout with
As yards on five carries, plus
another 78 yards on four pass
receptions.
Maryland doubled the Wake
Forest total-offense bag. 361
yards to 1873, and launched
three good drives-one for 81
yards that produced a touch
down by Len Chiaverini, plus
two others for 70 and so yards
that ended with missed field
goal attempts.
One play usually wrecked the
other bids. The Terps had
threats stopped on Wake For
est's 20 by a tumble, on the 81
by a clipping penalty, on the 6
by a fourth-down, end-zone
pass which was dropped, and
on the IA when the clock ended
the game.
Gangbusters Earn Raves
While the Terps' offense may
still be a bit spotty. there is
no quarrel with the defense.
The Deacons were forced to
punt 10 times and they never
got inside the Terps' 20. For
the second straight week, the
high spirited GangbuSters,
made up chiefly of sophs, came
in for raves. They went into the
game six times, yielded only
one first down.
The Terps' aggressive line
men gave Wakes John Mack
ovic, who completed II passes
against Army, hardly enough
time to throw. He finished with
only six for 18. The Deacon
ground total was just 1O5
yards.
1t was an unhappy night for
the Deacons all around. They
were penalized IS yards for de-
laying the start of the second
half and it wasn't even their
band that did the extra-long
tooting.-GUBACK.
Evening star., 1962-10-01

biggest form reversal and un-
beaten in two starts this sea-
son, has to rank as a prime
candidate if one or more
should fail in the balloting.
The Indians upset sixth
ranked Michigan State, 1913,
proclaiming an end to a
drought which had brought
them only four victories in two
years. They didn't win a game
in 1860 and there was some
talk about giving up the sport.
The triumph over Michigan
State may have been the big
Evening star., 1962-10-01
NAVY
By ROBERT SOMMERS
Star staff Writer

Maybe Wayne Hardin isn't
sure how he's supposed to react
after Navy's 20-16 victory over
william & Mary Saturday, but
he knows how he isn't going
to react.
Because we won a football
game" the Navy coach said,
we're not ashamed of it."
What inks Hardin is the fact
that although Navy won by
four points. it was supposed to
defeat William & Mary by up
wards of three touchdowns, and
that touches a tender spot even
while preparations for Satur-
days engagement with Min
nesota are beginning.
Some kook made us three
touchdown favoriteS and he
doesn't even know the names
of our players" Hardin COM
mented. Sure, we could have
lost, but it would have been
a freak.
"I Just finished looking at
the movies of the game and !
thought we were in control all
the way. A penalty here, a
tipped pass there and a bad
bounce made the difference.
3 Passes Stolen
Navy had three passes inter-
cepted by the Indians and on
each occasion the ball was de-
flected into the arms of one
of the William & Mary de-
tenders.
But it was an unusual bounce
that did the most damage. On
the first W&M play from
scrimmage in the third period,
Scott Swan fumbled, but Stan
Penkunas, the 5-foot 9-inch,
185-pound fullback. was trail
ing the play. He caught the
ball on the bounce and ran 49
yards from his own SO to the
Navy II, setting up the In
dams first touchdown.
With Navy leading, 1879 late
in the same period, one of Ron
Klemick's passes was DETECTED
into the hands of Dan Driscoll,
a substitute quarterback and
the Indians punter, who ran
it back 10 yards to the Navy 80.
William & Mary capitalized
on the break again and scored
early in the fourth period, with
the assistance of a Navy Off
Evening star., 1962-10-01
D. 6. Pair Loses
Senior Net Final

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va, Oct.
/ (AP).-George Ball of New
York City has won the Vir-
ginia Seniors tennis champion
ship here for the third consecu-
tive year.
The 47-year-old English
teacher won the title yesterday
with a 60, Ga victory over
top-seeded Harry Hoffman of
Philadelphia.
Hoffman teamed with Fred
Steinman of Philadelphia to
win the doubles crown. They
beat Nick Powell and Ted Bur-
we'll of Washington. GA, 6-3.
Evening star., 1962-10-01
ROOM AT THE TOP
Stanford Far From Dead

lima State, TO, and Miami got
past Texas Christian, 21-20.
Among the top attractions
this week include Southern
California at Iowa, Vanderbilt
VS.. Alabama, Louisiana State
at Georgia Tech, Penn State at
Rice. Tulane at Texas, Oregon
State at Stanford and Ohio
State at UCLA.
Evening star., 1962-10-01

clock at the end and it had
run three seconds overtime.
But there wasn't anything on
the scoreboard that said we
shouldn't have won or that
the other team outgained us.
All it said in big red letters
was CIV, 13; Brigham Young,
10"
Evening star., 1962-10-01
BY the Associated Press

1t was just a couple of years
ago that there was some talk
about giving up football at
Stanford. Right now the In
dians stand a pretty good
chance of vaulting into the list
of the Nations top 10 college
football teams.
Three of the Nations ranked
teams were upset victims over
the week end, which probably
will seriously jeopardize their
positions on the select list.
Stanford, perpetrator of the
Evening star., 1962-10-01

figure we've got to score 40
points to be satisfied"
Schedule TOughens
Part of the reason Nugent
went to the unit systSm
this year was the Terps' ScheA-
ule. Week by week it figures
to get a little tougher, which is
ideally suited for the step-by-
step progress Nugent has in
mind.
Evening star., 1962-10-01
GEORGE WASHINGTON
Defenses Tighten
In Own Territory

Coach Jim Camp of George
washington was beginning to
vince at every mention in print
of his teams five-game losing
streak. He contended that the
players shouldn't be reminded
of the three defeats at the end
of last season.
That was just one of the
stigmas cured by the 1912
Evening star., 1962-10-01
You Be the
Quarterback
Answer
Question on Page A-20)

Question on Page A-20)
No. 8. Look in pass is safest
because of the quickness of ex-
ecution and the angle of the
receiver. Few passers throw well
running to left. A deep pass
could go astray, and a pass into
the flat could mean an inter-
ception and a Sun Devil touch
down.
Distributed by The Register and
Tribune Sundicate)
Evening star., 1962-10-01
STATISTICS

victory over Brigham Young
Saturday night at Provo, Utah.
For one thing, it was the first
time that CIV had come from
behind to win since Camp took
charge IL games ago.
For another, the Colonials,
despite yielding 427 yards to
Brigham Young-400 on the
ground-they put the brakes
on the Cougars repeatedly in
scoring territory.
Brigham Young, led by Tail
back Eldon Fortie, had the ball
IL times and advanced across
midfield on 10 occasions. Seven
times the Cougars were stopped,
plus once at the end when time
ran out with BYU on the CIV
44-yard line.
I'VE needed this win; we
needed it badly" Camp said
last night after the long plane
trip home. "Our kids were to
the point where they were
starting to think the ball was
not bouncing right for them.
Then we took the ball with
S minutes to go and marched
6S yards" Dick Drummond
scored and Warren Corbin
kicked the decisive point with
81 seconds remaining.
1--WE looked like Merrill's Ma
rauders on that drive" Camp
related. Gary Scollick was
limping in and out, Dick Duen-
kel in and out. I know it sounds
like a melodrama but that's
the way it was"
Drummond with fourth down
and a little more than a yard
to 60 from the BYU 6, took a
pitchout to the right. Dick
went wide on the power sweep
and cut back in. He crossed
the S and had the first down
but he shook off two or three
guys and went into the end
zone. It was a tremendous run,
was the way Camp put it.
Camp says he remembers
looking UP at the scoreboard
Evening star., 1962-10-01

letic Conference power, edged
Richard Montgomery, an upset
loser to High Point last Friday,
for seventh place. Landon had
Is points to the Rockets IS.
Unbeaten teams among the
other teams receiving votes are
Surrattsville (4-0), Georgetown
Prep 900 Mclean (3-0) and
Madison 800.
The top ten with total points
(first-place votes and records
in parentheses):
i. Geo. Wash. go, (3-O--- 56
2. Wheaton (2), (4-0------ SIS
3. Wash. Lee %, (2-D - so
4. Hammond go ------- SO
5. Gonzaga (3-D --------- "a
6. Episcopal (2-O--------- &c
Z. Landon go ------ Is
8. Rich. Mont. GID ----- Is
9. (tie) Mount Vernon (3-D 9
Northwood (3-D--- 9
Other teams receiving votes
were High Point, 6; Gathers
burg and st. Johns, 8; Madi-
son, Georgetown Prep, Sur
rattsville, Mclean and Dunbar,
2 each.
Evening star., 1962-10-01

sides penalty, to go ahead,
1913.
Evening star., 1962-01-05
! used. 4. Proper names are not used
Answer to CITIZENRY

cent, city. cite, citizen, citrine. cretin
crinte, inter: inert, incite. tier, tern
tire, tier, tine, tiny, trice, trims, trey
nicely, rein, rent, ricin, rice, rite, ritzy
Evening star., 1962-01-05
Average mark-28 words; time
limit=3O minutes.

Rules of the game: /. Words must
be Of four or more letters. . Words
tion Of IS" such as bats" cats" are
not used. 3. Only one form of a word
Evening star., 1962-01-05
WORD GAME
Find "a or more words in
CLUMPISH
meaning heavy and clumsy.
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PARKER, SMITH & DONNELL,
REALTORS, ia. 1851, ia. 2
SSl7.
Evening star., 1962-03-05
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

SKYLINE ESTATEs-Cozy redwood
cabin. equipped for year-around
enjoyment: huge stone fireplace
. bedrooms, balcony, pine panelec
screened porch; furnished; utili.
ties: S7.750 451-1023.