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Evening star., 1962-09-13
War Is Likely
In New England
Ruce-DoteH HussIe

LINCOLN, r. l., Sept. 1S
(AP).-A full scale New Eng
land racing war for 1868
threatens now that three prin-
cipal tracks agree they want
nothing more to do with the
conference table.
Francis Smith, Lincoln
Downs vice president, said yes
terday he believes John Pappas,
Suffolk Downs head Judge, is
100 per cent right" that there
is no need of any meetings on
future schedules to avoid con-
flicts.
Judge Pappas of the Boston
track and Managing Director
Lou Smith Of Rockingham
Park. Salem, N. H., earlier had
come to the same conclusion.
The two have accused B. A,
Dario, president of Lincoln, Of
breaking previous racing date
agreements.
Dario denies the charge and
says "Pappas has broken his
spromises to me-"
Lincoln recently ran five
weeks in conflict with Rocking
ham, the first four in an un-
precedented night thorough
bred meet. -.. ,...t
Evening star., 1962-09-13
NFL Draft Slated
For December 3

NEW YORK, Sept. 13 (AP)
The National Football League
will hold its annual draft of
college players in Chicago
Monday. December 8, Commis-
sioner Pete Rozelle announced
last night.
The date is two days after
the close of the college season.
DALLAS. Sept. 13 (AP).-
Commissioner Joe Foss of the
American Football League said
yesterday the draft for his cir
cult would be held after the
college season is over.
FosS did not set a definite
date but indications are that
it will be the first week in
December.
Evening star., 1962-09-13
Davidson Wins
Ninth Race in
Three Nights

CHARLES TOWN, W. Va.
Sept. 13 (SpeciaD. Jesse
Davidson rode three more win
ners at Shenandoah Downs last
night. His victories included
the first half Of the twin double,
which paid 1898 to 16 fans.
Davidson scored with Have
Nice Luck ($6.4O) in the fifth
and Leo's Gold ($4.60) in the
sixth to start off the COM
bination, and then closed out
the night with Purple Prince
($9.20) in the ninth. He now
has nine victories in three
nights.
Business continued to rise
last night as 3,849 fans bet
$233, 1881, compared to 77,l60
bet by 1885 on this date last
year. A small but select field
of 3-year-olds will contest the
Keyes Gap Purse, feature of to-
nights card, with Hap's Honey
and Cenacle Lady heading the
lineup. Fountain Green, Bel
fry at Douvai and Little Janet
complete the lineup.
Evening star., 1962-09-13
Redskins Exude Optimism
AS They Await Dallas Game

behind and gain q 1928 tie
with the Redskins in Texas last
year.
Meredith bore the brunt of
the burden in the Cowboys ex-
hibitions, completing 81 Of his
SO passes for 454 yards and
three touchdowns. He had
three intercepted. Hackbart
undoubtedly will be happy to
hear about Meredith. for Dale
starting the scoring last year
with a 33-yard run after grab
bing one Of Don's throws.
The Cowboy statistics indi-
cate that Coach Tom Landry
is in bad shape for runners.
Amos Bullocks topped the list
during the exhibition season
with lis yards on IS carries.
But they've still got Amos
Marsh, a speedster whose 79-
yard kickoff return at the start
of the second half Of last years
first game helped put Dallas
back in the ball game.
NOTES-Tackle Fran OBrien
is undergoing examination to
Evening star., 1962-09-13
Ayers Enter Claim
For Rums Tackle.

LOS ANGELES. Sept. 13
(AP).-The San Francisco 49ers
have entered a claim for Los
Angeles Tackle Urban Henry,
who suffered a pinched nerve
in his neck in an exhibition
game against the New York
Giants.
Henry was placed on waivers
Tuesday, but General Manager
Elroy Hirsch had hoped no
National Football League club
would claim him.
The 49er claim probably
means that the Rams will per-
NIT Henry to go to San Fran
cisco, since he has been in trac-
tion for 10 days, and attempts
by him to practice since the
injury caused a recurrence of
the nerve spasms. Final Ram
action awaits a report by exam
lining doctors today. :
Evening star., 1962-09-13
Poppus Awarded
$2,825 for Injury

BALTIMORE, Sept. 10 (AP)
Orioles Pitcher Milt Pappas
has received a $2,825 Work
mems Compensation Commits
sion award for permanent par
tial disability that stemmed
from an off-season automobile
accident.
Com missioner Lester H.
Crowther made the award on
the basis Of neck and right leg
injuries Pappas suffered in a
three-car collision last Novem-
ber.
Pappas' attorney said Pap
pas car was struck in Balti-
more while he was driving to
IN auto showroom where he
worked as a salesman.
Evening star., 1962-09-13

determine the reason for a
shortage Of breath at night,
1t apparently hasn't affected
his work. ! Fullback Ron
Hatcher, waived Tuesday. plans
to remain in Washington -
which means the fuIlback sit
uation isn't settled yet.
Choo Choo Justice wore No.
20 during bis Redskins days, so
Leroy Jackson. who inherited
the number. probably win be
Chug Chug. Billy Barnes
not only hasn't signed q con-
tract with the Redskins, but
he says he doesn't want to talk
about it. McPeak, curiously.
never has found time in the
eight weeks since the Redskins
went to training camp to sit
down and discuss the matter
with Billy. Paluck hasn't
signed, either, but the addi-
ton Of Ben Davidson could
mean that the celebrated Penn
sylvania trumpeter will be
traded.
Evening star., 1962-09-13
Pennington Gains
Polo Meet Final 2
On Easy Victory

Pennington Hunt Club
earned the right to meet Doh
Baby Club in the final Of the
12-goal arena polo tournament
at Travilah, Md. tomorrow
night by defeating host Po-
tomac Polo Club, 1875, last
night.
Will Parish, riding No. l for
Pennington, scored six goals to
match Potomac's total, which
was accumulated from three
handicap points, two on No. /
penalties and Frank Wilson's
lone goal in the fourth chukker
Juan Rodriguez and Dick
Riemenschneider added two
goals each for Pennington. The
other two were scored by pony
and on penalty.
Evening star., 1962-09-13
50 cars Expected
For 26-Hour Ruce

WILLIAMS GROVE, Pa
Sept. IS (SpeciaD More than
so cars are expected to COM
pete tomorrow and Saturday in
the first 26-hour race ever pre-
sented. at williams Grove
Speedway.
Cars will be stock touring
models with current registra-
ton plates and inspection
stickers, modified only for safe
ty requirements such as seat
belts, taped. winows. etc. The
race will begin at $3.50 tomor-
row night and finish at 1880
pm. Saturday.
Evening star., 1962-09-13
Nine Entered
In Fair Hill
Timber Race

FAIR HILL. Md. Sept. Is
(SpeciaD Nine timber horses
have been named for the Cecil
County Steeplechase, richest
cross-country race Of the Mary
land season, a co-feature Of the
second racing day at the Cecil
County Breeders Fair here
Saturday.
Among the contenders for the
$2.500 purse will be Mrs. A. 8.
Carhart's Simple Samson, a
Maryland Hunt Cup winner
and the former point-to-point
horses, Johnnie Hardtimes and
Ballyguy, which carry the colors
of Laurel's president, John
Schapiro.
Kenelm Dallam's HarkimeIl
I. S.. MAYORS Had It, w r..
Kings owner-ridden Justa Kid
and George Weymouth's Sir
George round out the list along
with an entry trained by "Jiggs"
Baldwin, Full of Gold and
Spurlock.
The fourteen entries for the
Manly Steeplechase of 2 miles
over brush, a carryover from
Pimlico days, include Mrs. June
McKnight'S Narcissus II, Mrs,
w. c. Wright's Gowran and
Milton Ritzenberg's welstead,
who ran one-two-three in the
Fair Hill Steeplechase on OPEN
ing day last Saturday.
Mrs. Ogden Phipps' And Now
and j. P. Mills, Irish Tourist
are two additions to the Manly
list who promise to furnish
strong competition for the Fair
Hill money horses.
Two flat races open. the pro-
gram at 1880 pm. End two
races complete the card
There is pari-mutueal betting
and a daily double opened at
! pm.
Coy. MiHard Tawes will
present the trophy to the win
ner of the Manly. the first time
a Maryland chief executive has
attended Fair Hill for this pur-
pose.
Evening star., 1962-09-13
Boxing Cancelled
By Poor Turnout

FRED ERICKSBURG, Va,
Sept. 13 (AP).-Fredericks-
+burg's first professional boxing
program in history was can
celed last night because so few
paying customers turned out
to see it. - .>
The five-bout program, which
was to have featured a scrap
between Washington ID. c.
middleweights Holly Minis and
Willie Williams, was called off
IS minutes after its scheduled
At that time there were
about 100 people in the stands
at the, Fredericksburg Speed
way. where the outdoor bouts
were to be held,
Evening star., 1962-09-13

round draft selection, also was
waived. He received the same
treatment.
$50 what?" probably would
have been the answer If you
asked If anybody had noticed
the names.
Waving Hillebrand was a
necessary formality. If any
body had claimed him Coach
Allie Sherman would have
snatched him up like q yo-yo.
The Giants gave the All-Amer-
lea end from Colorado q bonus
for signing and q locked-in con-
tract that added up to $2o, 900.
Jerry gets the Is grand wheth-
er he plays or not and you can
bet New York isn't turning
him loose for a rival outfit to
pick UP free.
Hillebrand undoubtedly will
be on the taxicab squad-that
group of standbys not quite
ready to play pro ball and too
good to drop-and maybe
Echols will, too. It's sub rosa.
hut every team has one.
Pshaw, can't a fellow happen
to drop by the stadium when
the teams working out and put
on q sweat suit for q little
exercise? What's the harm In
it? Besides, Jerry weighs 24O
pounds and needs the work.
&& &H
However, the thought here is
that If Hillebrand was the Red
skins No. draft choice and
was waived, Coach Bill McPeak
would be roasted, toasted and
boiled in oil.
"How about that" a scoffer
would crow, couldn't even pick
one good enough to play pro
ball."
It's true, the Redskins have
been treated rather shabbily on
this score in the past, and some
of us we're oiling UP the verbaf
ASS for. a shooting party be-
fore Leroy Jackson delivered
against the Packers. Until then
Leroy looked alarmingly unlike
a No. / pick. but he proved
rather convincingly that he has
Evening star., 1962-09-13

the potential. His performance
also made the coaches look bet
ter. -
As a side thought, If other
clubs can afford taxi squads
why not the Redskins? Ron
Hatcher win be around for a
while, pending developments at
fullback. Tackle Togo Silvani
would have been worth hang
ing onto, but he wanted to play
in Canada or in the semip. o
United League out in the Mid
west.
But If George Marshall is go
ing to keep the team as it now
appears. he ought to loosen up
a little bit. pick up some Of the
strays cast off in the final cut,
and put 'em all in a cab. 1t
might be a little expensive, but
well worth every penny.
The Colts weren't as lucky as
the Giants. Weeb Ewbank put
injured Lenny Moore on the
waiver list, never dreaming
anybody would claim a half
back with a cracked kneecap.
This is like buying, a second
hand auto with a busted CYL
inder block. But four clubs
said they wanted him, much to
Webs surprise.
1t wasn't cricket, but it was
legal, forcing Ewbank to start
the season with IS healthy
players. He had to recall
Lenny's name, of course. The
speedy halfback is supposed to
be back in action in six to
eight weeks and some coaches
undoubtedly figured Moore with
one good leg was. better than
some two-legged animals on
their rosters.
However, other knowledgeable
football men think the cracked
kneecap means the end of the
line for Moore. He may be
back in uniform next month,
they say, but he won't be any,
where near the threat he once
was, to their way Of thinking.
But we were talking about
Hillerbrand and Echols, and
thinking what a difference it
made in certain cities when q
No. l choice didn't make the
grade. A line o. type in New
York or st. Louis is a Federal
case here. But, then, this is
Washington.
Evening star., 1962-09-13
Rouqhriders Win

r E g IN A, Saskatchewan,
Sept. 13 (AP) The Saskatche-
wan Roughriders struck for two
long touchdowns and went on
to defeat the Montreal Alou-
cites, 24-10. in a Canadian
Football League game last
night before $4,000 fans.
Evening star., 1962-09-13
$23,667 IN TWIN DOUBLE LOOT
GOES BEGGING AT HAGERSTOWN

HAGERsTOwN. Sept. Is CAP).-Hagerstown race
track has $23y66720 its hands today-sl20 0S7 so Of
1t for bettor who was luckier than he had to be-
The total represents unclaimed twin-double winnings
from yesterdays program and from Mondays The winner
Monday earned $11 $3.50.
The winner Of twin double picks the winner Of the
NTH through the eighth the only survivor
after any Of the parlays
Yesterdays winner the only bettor to pick the
winner OF the seventh race and the twin-double
winner at that point He or she had picked the winners
OF the fifth and sixth racesalong with LAG other bettors
The survivor did not have to pick the winner of the
eighth race at all, but he did anyway.
Evening star., 1962-09-13
High School Football
GAMES TOMORROW

GAMES TOMORROW
yorktown vs.. Hammond at CIV. 9.
Parker-Gray at Cardoz0, $3.50.
Wakefield at Mount Vefnon; 8.
FAirfax At WashinEton-Lee, 8.
George Mason at Falls Church, 8.
Herndon at James Monroe, 8.
Warrenton at CuIpeper, 8. %
LoudOun County at Garfield, 9.
louisa at Spotsylvania, 8.
slrIattsville at ouAntleo Post, g..
BladensburE vs.. Duval at North
IscEey a. Lanrei. :.
Ballou at Coolidge, $3.50.
Bell at Fort Hill, $3.50.
Dunbar at Mckinley Tech, $50.
GOhIaga at Wilson, $3.50.
Phelps at Carroll, $3.50.
Orange at M0sby, 3.
Elkt0n at James Weed, 3.
Carver at Luther Jackson, g.
.-.-.. GAMES SATURDAY
Annandale st George WashInEtOn. 8
Marshall vs.. Edison at Falls Church, 3
Mclean at Gr0veton, q. p
O'Connel 1t Stuart, 8.
Yarina at Stafford, 8.
sarsasSIS%Ts 81. sssSS.n q e WsnS.s ManSs' County
Suitland At B-CC, 2.
BoonsbOfO at Gaithersburg, 2.
Roosevelt at Blair, 2.
NOrthwOod at Sherwood, 2.
,. Richard MONTGOMERY at WalteI
Northwestern at wheaton, 3.
Peary at SpringbrOok, 2.
Central vs.. whitman at Richard
MONTGOMERY, e.
Woodson at Lee b. 8.
Howard County at South Hagers.
town. 8.
GIeneIg at Southern, Q.
GeorgetOwn Prep at st. .Antheny's,
Baltimore City at st. Johns, z.
Mount st. JOseph's at Good COun.
sci, 2. -
Evening star., 1962-09-13
AHHESON.S ANGLE
There's No Place
Like Washington
sy LEWIS =. ATcHlsoN

was worth only q lines of type in Washington
only paragraph in New York 1t read that Jerry
Hlebrand Giants draft choice. one of two play
by club to get down to the National Football
Leagues 36-player limit Sam Horner recent Redskn, was
the other.
Evening star., 1962-09-13
Aqueduct
BY the Associated Press

oS NhS ASeoSlatSo FIeSS
1st-S4, 900; mdns.s 2-yrs.; g furlongs.
Fools Play (Sellers) $50 SEQ 2.SO
G0dessa (Ussery) 1910 4,5O
Wise Nurse (Baesa) 2.20
Royal Babs. Heel and Toe. Blue Blur,
Minnie g.. Prodana Neviesta, Elegant
Ethel. Fun Q Beans. Traffic Tempo.
Q Cap and Gown, Generals Sister,
Oceans Away. Time. l:113s.
Brookmeade Stable-Rokeby Stable
entry. Field.
2d-S3, 700; cling: 3-yrs.: 2 furlones
Spanish Era (Sh'mkr) $40 $50 4.2O
Brenw0l (BOland) 1850 5.TO
Toms Brook OUsSery) 1920
Mermansk Run. Set, Whittier. Festi-
val Time, Howard W. Golden Re-
MONTGOMERY. Scenic South, I Curtain
Fall; Time. 1928.
Evening star., 1962-09-13
Racing Results
HuoerstoWn
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
1st-N.1O0; cling: 4 yrs. q up; abt.
5 fur.
Step Softly (Clark) $40 500 $40
OLD Timer tReynoldsD 2.40 2.2O
Riyersee CRiveraD 800
Maxtam, Yon, Bowler Jim, This NY
Boy. Flash Lover. Time. 1;05ts.
2nd-S1 200: yrs. & up: 6h fur.
Carrie Lee (Guerra) 1910 4.8O $50
BRIGHT Blndo (CaDe) $50 3,2O
Fourth Sunday. Reluctant Lady,
Playful Nurse, Dix, Lemoyne.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50
Evening star., 1962-09-13
By LEWIS F. ATCHIS0N
Star Staff writer

The Redskins act like a team
that will hurdle the Cowboys
with ease Sunday at Dallas
and ask no favors against the
Browns in their second league
game Of the season. They're
itching to get into action-the
kind that counts in the rec
ords.
A press visitor suggested to
Line Coach Abe Gibron that
they ought to whip Dallas by
at least two touchdowns, pre-
sHming that the Cowboys
aren't quite settled yet.
"a couple of weeks ago you
said we wouldn't win a game"
Abe snorted. Nov you're say
ing we ought to win by ID
points. Let me tell you some
thing, there isn't a game on
the schedule we can't win.
Anytime we go on the field
we've got a chance"
This shouldn't be miscon-
strued as q prediction that the
Redskins will sweep the IA
game card. However, it does
point up the new I'VE can
win" attitude of the players.
The old hangdog defeatist out
look is gone. for the time be-
ing, and if they get off to a
good start Sunday they'll be
up for Cleveland.
Same Offensive Lineup
Coach Bill McPeak virtually
has decided to start the same
offensive lineup this week
that he used in the last two
games, with Norman Snead
opening at quarterback. But
he's waiting to see how John
Paluck and Andy Stynchula,
the two top defensive ends,
shape up before naming the
defensive unit. Paluck has
what appears to be a bone
spur on his right foot and
Stynchula is recovering from
q painful charleyhorse.
The coach also must choose
between Claude Crabb and
Doug Elmore as right wing
back. Neither is as fast or
experienced as McPeak would
like them to be, but they're the
best available. There is a good |
chance both will be used.
Meredith TO Start
Elmore still seems to be the |
No, / punter, despite a couple |
of prodigious boots by Dale
Hackbart and Bill Anderson in
yesterdays drill. Both are
rusty and a little slower than
they can afford to be with the
opposition looking down their
throats. ..-.
Reports from Dallas indicate !
that Don Meredith will start
at quarterback for the Cow
boys, but the Redskins expect
to see q lot of Eddie LeBaron,
their old teammate. It was six
straight passes by LeBaron that
enabled Dallas to come from
Evening star., 1962-09-13
BY CARL SELL
star staff Writer

Coach Roy Lester Of Richard
Montgomery High School ad-
mittedly may have gotten HIM
self into q bind by putting all
his eggs in one basket.
Quarterback Richard Prueh
injured his right ankle during
last Saturdays 14-0 victory
over Sherwood and may miss
Saturdays game with Walter
johnson.
Annandale Meets CIV
The loss Of Prugh would leave
the Rockets without an expert
enced signal caller for the game
against Walter johnson. Lester
is afraid he spent too much
time with one man at the quar-
terback spot and it will hurt II
Prugh is unable to play.
The Richard Montgomery
Walter johnson contest. at 2
pm. at Walter johnson, tops
a 21-game scholastic schedule
Saturday.
In another top game, An-
nandale and George Washing
ton viii clash before and ex-
pected crowd Of 10000 at 8
pm. at CIV. Both teams are
expected to be contenders in
the Northern Virginia Group
LEA League.
Fridays schedule Of "A games
is highlighted by two afternoon
Evening star., 1962-09-13
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S43.1O
Atlantic City
By the Associated Pr

lst-S3, 100: cling; 3-yr.; 8 fur.
1eal Hickory BURR 7.2O $40 2.6O
Cleres (B0ulmetis) 4.6O 400
Pickmelo (ZakOor) $50
Man OF Araby, True Bill. Sheer
Blue. Batteladora, Autumn Air, HI
Diddle Dee, Rico Beau. Time. 1:l23s.
Evening star., 1962-09-13
Sellers is Good Passer

Sellers, who played junior
varsity ball last year, is rated
an excellent paSser by Lester.
However, he is inexperienced
running the team.
Walter johnson opened last
week with a 14-6 victory over
Bladensburg and now must take
on the Rockets and Blair on
successive week ends. Coach
Paul Miller regards the two
games as a true test Of the
Spartans title chances in Mont
gomery County.
In other top Maryland games,
Suitland plays at B-CC, North
wood tangles with Sherwood at
Sherwood and Northwestern is
lat Wheaton. All games start
at 2 pm.
B-CC, Northwood and
Wheaton all opened with i'm
pressive victories last week and
are expected to battle it out
with the winner Of the Richard
Montgomery-W alter johnson
game for the Montgomery
County championship.
Einstein and Whitman, the
two new Montgomery County
schools. open this week. Elm
stein plays the Blair junior var
sity at $3.50 today at Blair while
Whitman meets Central at 2
pm. Saturday at Richard Mont
gomery.
Evening star., 1962-09-13
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Evening star., 1962-09-13
IS HIGH SCHOOL GAMES
Injury to Quarterback
May Hamper Rockets

clashes, DeMatha at Anacostia
and Gonzaga at Wilson, both
at $3.50, and two night en-
counters, Fairfax at Washing
ton-Lee and Wakefield at
Mount Vernon. They kick off
at 8.
Behind Prugh. Richard Mont
gomery has Ben Sellers. q s.
foot-S, 147-pounder who has
had only one play in varsity
competition. However, the
Rockets scored a touchdown on
Sellers only time at the reins,
against Sherwood.
I'VE only train one quarter
back at a time" Lester said,
"and it has worked out we'll in
previous years." To say that
the system has worked is an
understatement, since Richard
Montgomery has a 30-2 record
under Lester, including 2S in a
row, ...-s.
Evening star., 1962-09-13
FAIR HILL ENTRIES

"a. H. smith-J. L. Aitehsson. ar,
bM H. Dixon-Mrs. W. C. wriEht-
c. ! N hrs. Klins 3. entry 1, rsn.r.Mr.. T. A..
Randolph-Mrs. :. H. Mcknight entry.
d N. Ritzenberg-T. H. McRoy. jr.-
Mrs, J. r. H, Thouron entry,
Mrs. c. 3. MAy-R. X. Mellon entry.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1962-09-15
Newton News

The City Wide Ushers Board
of the Newton area met with
Sylvester M. B. church Sept. 2,
1862. Time 800 P. M. The house
was called to order by the chair
man of the worship committee,
Mr.. E. Hill. After the devotion
vice president Willie took the
chair, after the Introductory the
welcome address was given.
Then the program began. All
churches were present and took
a part in the program. We had
quite few visitors present,
Hickory area, Pleasant Hill, M.
B. church Newton, Mississippi.
Sister Willie Mae Willis of Chi
cago, Illinois. Ministers present
were Rev. G. Hayde, Menden-
hall, Mississippi, Rev. ]. D.
Johnson Newton, Mississippi,
Rev. Wilson of Lawrence, Mis-
sissippi. Prayer was offered for
the sick-shut-ins. Two solos Sis
ter Georgia Nell Johnson and
Carolyn Shields.
The program was enjoyed by
all. Finance Mrs. E. Hill in
chage amount $95.75, Usher
March Mr.. R. Walker in charge,
music Mrs. Mande Denham. The
next meeting will be held with
the St. Cloyd M. B. church Oct.
7, 1862, time 8 P. M. to 6 P. M.
Come and worship with us. Rev.
j. F. Moore president, Sister
Romac Moore, and Shields mat
rons Sister Eva Moore, Secre-
tary.