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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-18
Maryland Faces
Pitt Tomorrow in
NCAA Soccer

Maryland's soccer team, I'M
defeated in regular season
play, begins participation in
the NCAA playoffs tomorrow at
2 pm. at Shipley Field against
Pittsburgh, which finished its
regular campaign undefeated
but tied.
The Painters have a 1872
record with ties against Ohio
University and West Chester,
last years National champion.
The Terps, paced by Center
Forward Richard Roe, finished
80 and qualified for their
fourth straight NCAA tourney
with a 81 victory last week
over Navy. Roe, senior co-cap-
tain, scored both Maryland
goals and raised his season to-
| tai to %, an Atlantic Coast
Conference record.
In addition to Roe. the Terps
will pin their scoring hopes on
Oyten Tertemiz, an all-Ameri-
can inside right last year, and
Jack Ruhs, the outside-left.
Fullbacks Hank Oustecky and
John Zarubaiko, plus Goalie
Ronnie Williamson, are the
bulwarks of the defense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-18
Frimunuhu
Bows Out in
Fine Style

CHERRY HILL, N. j., Nov
II (AP) Making her final ap.
pearance for the Meadowbrool
Stable, Frimanaha turned ii
one of her finest races anc
scored her third straight vic.
tory at Garden State Park to-
day, winning the $54,475 Wall
Whitman Stakes by 214 lengths
over odds-on favored Shirley
Jones.
Colony Flyer was third in
the field of seven in the mile
and three-sixteenths test for
fillies and mares. Winning time
was minute. So 3-5 seconds
Frimanaha, to be sold Mon
day In Meadowbrook's dispersal
sale, was rolling along in
fourth until just past the half
mile pole. Jockey Jack Leonard
then called on the mare and
she drew away for her impress
sive victory.
Frimanaha, who earned $685.
408, paid $20.60, $40 and So
Shirley Jones returned $3.50
and 1920 and Colony Flyer
was SO. 40 to show.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-18
Truiner Banned
After Denerved
Horse Wins Race
By a Star Staff Writer

BALTIMORE, Nov. 1.-THE
Maryland Racing Commission
suspended Trainer A. Irwin
Taylor 80 days today for fail
ing to register a horse which
had been denerved.
The five-year-old horse Alias,
trained by Taylor, won a race
at Laurel November 8, but be-
cause the trainer failed to reg
lister the horse with the chief
veterinarian, the winning own
er. D. G. Ross, was deprived
of the purse.
The commission ordered the
$4,000 rediStributed. j. w
Kane's Revolutionist, who fin
ished second in the race won
by Alias, was given first money
of $4,000. The third, fourth
and fifth horses were awarded
the minor shares.
Alias also was claimed from
the race by trainer Joseph
Pierce, jr. but the commission
voided the claim and has ord
cred the horse returned to D. G
Ross.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-18
Good Counsel
Wins Despite
O'BoyIe Record

O'Connell High School, with
90 points, won the second an
nual Catholic League invita-
tional cross country run yes
terday, but Ernie O'Boyle of
Good Counsel High set a new
meet record in winning indi-
vidual honors.
O'Boyle covered the 2 ano
2/10 mile course at Good
Counsel in 10 minutes, 26.e
seconds to become the top gold
medal winner.
Good Counsel with 33 points
placed second, followed by
Mackin with rs and st. Johns
with 81 points.
Included in the first five
finishers were Pete Kirby.
O'Connell, second; John OIL
macher, Good Counsel. third;
Ed Kenny and Bob Earheart.
O'Connell fourth and fifth re-
spectively.
In the junior varsity COM
petition O'Connell also was
victorious with Is points, but
Dennis Morrisey of De Matha
was the individual winner COW
ering the 2 and 2/10 miles in
IL minutes, AZ seconds.
Good Counsel was second in
the junior varsity event with
80 points and st. Johns third
with 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-18
Marguerite Won
By Wise Nurse,
Smart Deb Third

Sery, and Malice, with Ken
Church aboard, fought desper-
ately for the lead.
Wise Nurse made a strong
move at the three Fights pole
and at the quarter-mile marker
it was obvious to most observers
that it was just a question Of
the margin the Brookmeade-
bred filly would make it.
Mrs. George Cheston, a niece
Of the late Mrs. Isabel Dodge
Sloane, was in the winners
circle to accept the Marguerite
Stakes trophy. Trainer Elliott
Burch disclosed that Wise Nurse
would be retired for the 1862
season.
Apprentice Ronnie Ferraro,
who started the afternoon two
up on Willie Shoemaker in his
quest for the national riding
title, was limited to one winner,
Chateaugay, a $3.40 favorite in
the sixth race. 1t was his 304th
winner of the year.
Betting on the first Saturday
program of Pimlico's 28-day
meeting which began last We'd
nesday reacherd $l,257,586.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-18
Huskers Win,
Stay in Race

LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. II
(AP). - Nebraska hammered
out touchdowns the first two
times it got the ball and then
held on for a 14-0 football vic
tory over Oklahoma State to-
day to keep its Big Eight title
hopes alive.
Nebraska dominated play
but penalties and miscues pre-
vented the Huskers from cash.
ing in on other scoring oppor-
tunities.
Nebraska is 81 overall and
ST. in conference play. The
Huskers' chance for a trip to
the Orange Bowl now rests or
the season finale against Okla
homa in Norman next week
The Soohers are the only Big
Eight team Indicated in Con-
| ference play.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-18
Bouqhmon Shows WAY,
Kansas ops California

LAWRENCE. Kan. Nov. Il
(AP) Kansas Fullback Ar.
mand Baughman bullec
through California defenseS fol
142 yards and three touch
downs to lead Kansas to a 49,
81 football victory today.
The Jayhawkers threatened a
rout with a 2l-0 lead late in
the first half, but the Golden
Bears stormed back and sliced
it to 1921.
Kansas wrapped up the vic
tory with 73-yard march with
212 minutes left. Halfback Gale
Sayers, used as a decoy most
of the last half, broke % yards
around right end for the touch
down.
Baughman carried 80 times,
breaking a 21-year school rec
ord for most attempts. Sayers
picked up 81 yards, raising his
season figure to 1858. He is
only the seventh Big Eight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-18
STRETCH DRIVE
Sensitive Takes
Aqueduct Feature

Sensitive ran the distance
in 2 minutes 42Hs seconds and
paid $13.4O, s7.20 and $3.50 for
his fifth victory in II starts
this year, most of them in the
Chicago area. He has been Sec
end four times and third twice.
Sunrise Flight, a member of
the mutuel betting field. re-
turned $3.50 and $3.50, and
Hellenic Hero $3.50 to show.
Ycaza kept Sensitive well
back during the early running
as High Powered, who finished
last, cut out the early pace.
Hellenic Hero took over after
ia miles only to give way in
the stretch to Polylad. With
an eighth of a mile remaining,
Sensitive, who was runnerup
to Tutankhamen in the Man
haitian Handicap a month ago,
was running over horses and
the leaders had no answer for
] his closing burst of speed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-18
Towson Runners
Top Moson-Dixon
In Cross-Country

Bridgewater, Va, Nov. II
(AP).-Jeff Glover of Towson
nosed out George Green of Old
Dominion by inches to lead
Towson to the Mason-Dixon
Conference cross country
championship today.
Glover and Green battled
down the stretch in one of the
closest finishes in the history
Of the event. Green led by
about 2 yards at the 2-mile
mark.
Towson was a scant 68-7l
low score winner over Old Do
minion in the 12-team contest.
The top 10 finishers:
George Green Ss'' old Dominion; Raleigh
Baker, Catholic; Will, Nolen, Bridge
water; Frank Murphy. Mount 81
Mary,s;, Robert Williams, Old ,Domin-
Kee, Mount ST. Mary's: Pete Wallio
OLD Dominion; Ed Oren, American.
The scores: -Towson, IS; Old Do.
minion, II; Mount st. Mary's, .92;
Lynchburg, aS; Bridgewater, 1l2
S a. gds l31i American l58; Gath
ookse 2s4 Loyola, 1885, Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-18

NEW YORK, Nov. II (AP)
Sensitive, an Argentine-bred
5-year-old, struck from behind
in the stretch today and won
the $685. Gallant Fox Handi-
cap at Aqueduct for the most
important victory of his career
Under Manuel Ycaza's we'll
judged ride, the son of Sideral-
Ternura got UP In the final
strides to pick up the purse of
$57,752.50 for Mr.. and Mrs.
R. F. Bensinger.
At the end of the Pa miles
he was a mere head in front OF
Sunrise Flight from the Little
M Farm. The Melanie Farms
Hellenic Hero, up among the
leaders from the start, trailed
by a neck for third money.
The favored Polylad missed
getting into the money by an
other head. Tutankhamen, the
second choice, was fifth in the
15-horse field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-18
LENA Boosts
Mobile Lead
To I Strokes

MOBILE, Ala, Nov. II (AP) i.
Tony LENA made a runaway
of the $4,000 Mobile Open golf
tournament today. carding a
4-under-par SO to pull seven
strokes in front of the field
after 81 holes with 203.
The consistent Lena. from
San Leandro. Calf. put to-
gether two brides on each side
for a 34-34-68 over the par 70,
6,800-yard Mobile Municipal
course.
LENA shot 67-68-68 for the
first three rounds. He had led
by a single stroke after So.
A traffic jam developed at
21O, barely within shouting dis
lance of the front running
Lena.
Young Jim Ferree shot the
best round of the day, a Sun
der-par sc to go with his open
ing 69-75 for his 210 total. He
had four brides on the front
nine, one on a 20-foot putt, anc
birdie puts of IL and IA feet
on the back nine for hi:
32-34-66 round.
1t was the best round of thu
tournament since the opening
IS by unheralded John Pau
Jones in the first round.
1 Bunched with Ferree werl
Don Fairfield, 70-72-68-210
Harold Kneece, 70-72-68-210
Bert Weaver, 70-71-68-210
Jones, 65-71-74-210; Georg
Knudson, the Canadian. $3.50
73-210.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-18
How Top Ten Fured
BY the Associated Press

Here's how the Nations tor
ten college football teams Jared
in Saturday games:
l. Alabama Old lost tc
Georgia Tech. 7-6.
2. Southern California go
beat Navy, 1876.
8. Mississippi go beat Ten
nessee, 1876.
4. Wisconsin CID beat ILL
nois. 35-6.
5. Texas gold beat Texas
Christian, 14-0.
6. Missouri (7-1-D lost Il
Oklahoma, 1870.
7. Arkansas GID beat South
ern Methodist, 81.
8. Minnesota (6-i-D bea
Purdue, 7-6.
9. Northwestern (6-2) lost tt
Michigan State, 31-7.
10. Louisiana State (7-1-D bea
Mississippi State, $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-18
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

BALTIMORE. Nov. IT,
Brookmeade ble's Wise
Nurse, who had poor racing
luck in the Gardenia Stakes
last month, found plenty of
running room in the stretch
today and won the $44, 495
Marguerite Stakes in easy fash
ion at Pimlico.
Rallying strongly in the final
quarter, the 2-year-old miss,
sired by Hill Prince, breezed
past Malice and Smart Deb in
the stretch and registered by
312 lengths with Jockey Bill
HarmatZ at the reins.
Mrs. Katherine Rabies Ma
lee took second money. a neck
in front of the disappointing
Smart Deb, the favorite owned
by Mrs. Russell l.. Reineman.
Although Smart Deb had fall
tered last Saturday at Laurel
in the Selma Stakes in which
she also finished third, the
weekend crowd of 1876 gave
her another chance on a fast
track and sent her off an IL
toto choice.
Smart Deb, who came out of
Chicago in the late summer
with the 2-year-old filly cham
pionship, apparently wrapped
up, now probably will lose the
title because of her inability to
win at a mile or more.
Wise Nurse, making her
eighth start this year, won her
first stakes in the Marguerite,
taking down $27,784. She ran
the mile and a sixteenth in
LASS and probably could have
made much better time had she
been pressed in the late stages
of the race.
Second choice in the betting,
Wise Nurse paid Sc, $3.50 and
$3.50.
The Marguerite, final major
2-year-old filly event of the
year, drew only eight starters
and for a time it was a two
horse race. After Summer Sere-
made dropped out of contention,
Smart Deb, piloted by Bob Us
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-18
Snow Blankets Come

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo,
Nov. II (AP).-A Snowstorm
forced postponement of today's
Rocky Mountain Conference
football game between Colorado
Mines and Colorado College.
The 67th meeting of the re-
gion's oldest rivals was called
off because of six inches of
snow on Washburn Field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-18
CurrouseI in Finals

SOUTHERN PINES, N. C.
Nov. II (AP) The teams oil
Larry Seward and Will Wigs
and Peter Tufts and Clyde
Mangum advanced to the final'
of the 10th Carrousel golf tour.
nament here today. The teams
will play the 18-hole final to.
morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-18
BCWhips
7 erriers on
AirAttuck

NEWTON, Mass, Nov. II
(AP) .-Jack Concannon, max
ing a shambles of Boston Uni
versity's best = in the Nation
pass defense, threw four touch
down aerials today and set UP
two others as bowl-hopeful
Boston College rambled to a
41-25 victory over its cross
town rival.
The rangy junior quarter
back, bringing his touchdown
pass total to IL for the season,
pitched scoring strikes of SO,
SIS. "a and Is yards.
He connected with Sophie
more Jim Whalen on three
touchdowns and fired his 60
yard bomb to senior Wingman
Art Graham the first time
Boston College had the ball.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-18
Utah Stute Wins

SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. II
(AP) Utah State University
made the most of three fumbles
and two intercepted passes to-
day for an easy 1876 victory in
their traditional football rival
ry with Utah.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-18
WI Easily
Wins Meet;
Lyon Victor

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, Nov.
IT (AP). - Washington Lee
High School of Arlington easily
outdiStanced the rest of the
field in the State group la
cross country meet at William
& Mary today.
Four of the top five finish
ers over the 2.4-mile course
we're from Washington-Lee with
favorite Steve Lyon winning
in 12:20.4, almost Is seconds
ahead of teammate Terry Don
nelly.
Robert Sjoyren and Robert
Elkin, both of Washington-Lee,
placed fourth and fifth behind
third place finisher Andrew XII
walski of Warwick to give the
Generals AZ points against Sec
ond place Hampton's 95.
Lyon was AZ seconds off the
record time of 1852 set by
Jimmy Johnson of Norview
last year.
The top 20 finisherS:
Steve Lyon, washington-Lee. 49,.
.20.4; Perry Donnelly. WASHINGTON
Lee. 1898; Andrew Kowalski, War
wick, 12;45; Robert Stoyren, WI
l2;54; Robert Elkins, WI, 1853;
Billy White, Woodrow Wilson, 1887;
Bill ,Mettler, Hampton. 1900; Chris
Quinby Hermitage, 1910; Claude
Harrison, Warwick, 1871; Thomas
Smith. Norview, 1912; William Dun
lap, Hammond, 13:12.l: Charles Bal
lard, Hampton, 1913; Gerald Wright
Newport News, 1875; Buddy Bratcher
Douglas Freeman, 1917; Richard Du.
rand, Norview, 1919; Robert Parker
woodrow Wilson. 1920; Artie Dur.
renbacker, Norview. 1921; Miller Nc.
| Donald. Wakefield, 1929; Bill John.
son. Hampton, 1929; Harry Seay
Newport News, 1927.
The team scores; Washington Lee
~; Hampton. 95 Norview, 40; New.
/ port News. l49; Francis Hammond
/ los; Woodrow Wilson, 16S; tie fol
| eth. Douglas Freeman and Andrew
Lewis 1850; warwick, 1871; Yorktown
225; George Wythe, 261; Wakefield
267; HERMITAGE, 3l6; CRANKY. 4O7
Maurv.. 4l4 George Washington o
! Alexandria, 42B.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-18
Gumecocks Top
Detroit, 26-13,
Behind Reeves

DETROIT, Nov. II (AP).-
Dan Reeves, a understanding
sophomore who runs and passes
with equal deadliness, toyed
with Detroit's defenses and
figured in four tochdowns to-
night as he carried South
Carolina to a 26-13 intersec-
tional victory.
Reeves scored twice on runs
and connected on scoring
passes of % and 46 yards.
The 18-year-old Reeves ex-
ploded A yards for a touch
down on South Cardinals sec
ond scrimmage play. Midway
in the fourth quarter he rar
g yards for South Carolina'S
final touchdown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-18

Boston College-Graham IS. pass from
Concannon (pass failed).
Boston University-O'Flynn 10, run
(Caito kick.
Boston College-Crump 2, run (run
failed).
Boston College-Whalen "a, pass from
Concannon tConcannon rum.
Boston University-Prebola 9, pass
from Cato (kick failedl
| Boston University-Byrd 30, pass from
/ Cato (pass failed
Boston College-Whalen So, pass from
Concannon (McGowan pass from
| Concannon).
Boston College-Whalen 10, pass from
Concannon CKenney kick.
Boston University-Byrd 4, run (pas
failed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-18

SOUTH CAROLINA 6 o 14-2G
DETROIT ---- 0 0 7 6-13
SC-Reeves a., run kick failed).
SC-Gil %, pass from Reeves (pass
failed)
Detroit-Johnson 4, pass from Gross
(GrosS kick.
SC-Reeves 3, run (pass failedD.
Detroit-Bolz IA, pass from Gross
run failedl
Attendance. l0,246.
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a Avalanche (Ruane) $50 $50
Folk Dancer tGueTin) 9.IO
Whitechapel, Titurnium, Odd Fellow,
Mountaineer, Franciscan II. Time,
1873
a Lefrak- Frank entry.
5th-S4.5OO; ,alw.; 2 yr.sl mi. ,.o
BT pmwrt PisT T;,I Ad,m 80 s,S 90 S ~
Top Gallant (MellOn) $3.50
Redrah, Determine Herr, Wise Will,
Scar Son, Monsieur David, Rolling Sea
John Canoe. Joe Curley. Time, 1875
LockStrickland entry.
Sinn.S s alT Y up; t9 r.
SSr1sF 1o S' a%i.l Cuisines, @'O $sS
Skycap. Su Ka Wa, Tax. Time
1:lOlS.
7th-S75, 900 added: Gallant Fox Hep;
yr. & up; 1ss mi.
Sensitive CYcaEaD 1910 7.2O 4.5C
Sunrise Flight (Gustines) $50 4.SO
Hellenic Hero tCOmbest) $40
Hy-Nat. Polylad, Nickel Boy. Ma
somo Wise Flushing. High Powered
Misty Day. Tutankhamen. Gateway
( Sunshine Cake, Smart. Jalico. Time
2:42H.
Elmendorf-L M Farm entry
/ I Field.
Sth-S4 900: cling; 3 yr. a. up; 8 fur
Busy Prince (Hern'D 1880 7.2O 4.O(
Nelson (BaeEa) $50 I.3(
/ Vindent de Paul (ROtZ) 400
Humane Leader, Duck Hill, Rega
Morn, Right. Father Bob, Tara Tella
Carriers Imp. Time. 1:ll1s.
9th-S4. 800; hep; yr. g. up: "a mi
Nimmer (AdamsD $50 40 2.1l
Chantalia (HernandeZ) 800 3.Ot
Good Style (COmbest) 3.Ot
Route Sixty Six, Sim Feiner. Crane
Quivera. Time, l:5l
Attendance, 42,10S. Handle, S4,26l,
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player to gain more than 1,00O
yards rushing in one season
and the first in five years.
Sophomore Craig Morton fired
three touchdown passes for
California, which was anxious
to atone for a, 53-7 flogging
by Kansas a year ago.
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Charts at PimicO

(Copyright, 1862, by Triangle Publications, Incl
FIRST RACE-Purse 50 900; 4-year-ods and up; claim
easily Winner r. G Harbaugh, DIX. b. s. by Devil
Diver-Europa Trainer, G. G. Dep. Vaues-Sl95O, $500