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Evening star., 1962-10-05
VP| Is Banking
On Youth in
Virginia Game
BY CARL SELL
Star Staff Writer

Oddly, Coach Jerry ClaiborI
is banking on his young Vir'
ginia Tech football teams lex
perience" tomorrow to pull of.
a second straight upset, ovel
favored Virginia in the Har'
vest Festival game at Roanoke
Kickoff is at 3 pm.
Claiborn has used three
units, relying mostly on sopho'
mores and juniors, in VPI'l
first three games. The Cob
blers got a little tougher eacK
time and Claiborn hopes the!
will reach their peak agains
Virginia.
The Cavaliers are favored BY
seven points, but Coach Bill
Elias SCOTS at the odds. Las
year, Virginia was a four r-poin
favorite, but lost, 200.
VPI lost its opener to vii
liam and Mary. 80; beat Georgt
Washington, 1914, and las
week dropped a 14-0 heart
breaker to West Virginia. Th'
Gobblers dominated play dur
ing the second half against thu
Mountaineers.
Virginia, shooting for 1T
first winning season since 1852
Opened two weeks ago with
1877 victory over William ant
Mary. The Cavaliers had a.
open date last Saturday.
The Cavaliers first uni
with Quarterback Gary CuozzC
halfbacks Terry Sieg and Bob
by Freeman and Fullback TIE,
Rzempoluch in the backfield
has remained intact for tn
past month. The linemen ar
Ends Myron McWilliams ant
Jim Hoffarth, Tackles DavC
Graham and Dick Myers
Guards Turnie Todd and Bol
Rowley and Center Andy Mo
ran.
Elias will continue to alter
nate Carl Kuhn. the lefthand
er, with Cuozzo. Kuhn is tn
Cavaliers top runner. Will
Cuozzo is the best passer. TIL
two accounted for lit yard
against William and Mary.
Evening star., 1962-10-05
RANKING TEAMS FACE TROUBLE .
Underroted Florida State
Challenges Miami Tonight

prevent the trouble ole Miss
can expect from Houston, an
unbeaten independent that's
anxiously angling for a spot in
the big time. The Cougars have
beaten Baylor and Texas A6EM
Of the Southwest Conference.
Their match with Mississippi,
also 20, may produce one Of
the best games of the week.
The transfer of this game to
jackson brought a protest from
Millsaps College of jackson.
Millsaps has a game scheduled
at the same time there against
Austin College.
Penn State (2-0) also can ex-
pect some rough going from
Houston's cross-town neighbor,
Rice. The Owls have played
only once, a 6-6 tie with tough
Louisiana State. They're play
ing at home and would like
nothing better than knocking
a team out Of the national
ranking for the second week
in a row.
Lothridge a Threat
Georgia Tech (2-0) catches
a tiger on the rebound in LSU
(1-0-D as the Baton Rouge boys
try to regain a top spot. The
Tigers big problem figures to be
containing Georgia Techs Billy
Lothridge, who has had a hand
in all, 43 points the Engineers
have scored theis season.
Army (2-0) hopes the Paul
Dietzel magic and the Cadets
new three-C platoon offense
will be enough to make UP for
the 1913 humiliation they suf-
fered at the hands Of Michigan
(0-D last year.
Other games involving the
top 10 include No. / Ohio State
DO at UCLA in the opener for
the California power; second
ranked Alabama (2-0) VS.. Van
derbilt, which has yet to score
| in losing two games, at Bir-
mingham; Tulane (0-2) at
third-ranked Texas (2-0) /;
Southern California (2-0), No.
6, at Iowa Q-0), and eighth
ranked Washington (2-0) play
| ing host to Kansas State, loser
of two and still looking for its
first score.
The Ivy League gets down to
serious league play, with Colum-
bia at Princeton the top at
traction.
Evening star., 1962-10-05
By A star staff Writer

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. s.
Dale Long may have to work
for his World Series share, like
playing first base until the
series is over.
The big guy, who was OBJ
tanned by the Yankees from the
Senators as insurance for Bill
Skewron's frequent injuries and
ailments, took over for Skow-
ron in the seventh yesterday,
He singled and drove in a run
in two appearances.
Skowron will be on a day.
to-day basis, but the past his
tory of his back trouble shows
he seldom gets back in the
lineup without q week or more
or rest.
Bill felt a twinge in his back
during Wednesdays workout in
Candlestick Park. Yesterday he
told Manager Ralph Houk he
would go as far as he could
and after Clete Boyer put the
Yankees ahead in the seventh
Long replaced him.
Pitches Batting Practice
Skowron said he wanted to
play against Billy O'Dell if al
all possible because Long had
not seen too much lefthandec
pitching. With a righthandel
due to start for the Giants to-
day, Long is almost sure to b
on first.
Skowron's bad back compli
Gated the Yankees pre-gam
schedule. Long is the only non
pitcher on the club who throw
Evening star., 1962-10-05
SERIES DISRUPTS
PRISON ROUTINE

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct.
5 (AP).-Yesterday's first
game Of the World Series
at Candlestick Park dis
rupted the daily routine at
Alcatraz Federal Prison in
San Francisco Bay.
Warden Olin G. Black
well said about 200 Of the
island prisons $50 inmates
chose to stay in their cells
to listen to the Giants
Yankees game.
The prison shops were
operated by a few nom
sports fans.
Evening star., 1962-10-05
Long May Have to Play
First Bose Rest of Series

lfefthand ed and when the
Yankees face a southpaw he
pitches batting practice.
But Houk didn't want to
tire him out pitching to the
hitters if he was going to have
to play first base. At that time
Skowron didn't know whether
or not he could play.
Long made the decision. He
volunteered to pitch batting
practice even if he did have
to start.
I'm getting old, / guess" +"
Skowron said in the clubhouse,
I'm 81"
"a lot of people I know would
like to be 81" somebody said.
But not with my body" "
Skowron replied.
Plan Works Perfectly
Skowron said the plan worked
out perfectly. Il was able to
start and when Dale came in
he got a single and drove in
a run"
Long had one hit in three
times as a pinch-hitter in the
1860 series, and one trip caused
considerable controversy.
Boyer was on deck in the
second inning when Casey
Stengel, in one of his whims,
called him back and sent Long
up to hit. Boyer wasn't very
happy about it.
Long was in 36 games fol
the Yankees this year anc
batted an even 800 in 80 time
at bat. He went to New Yorl
in what amounted to a waiver
deal that brought Don Lock tt
Washington.
Dale hasn't hit much against
lefthanders this year, but il
Skowron should be out for the
series he would be up against
Billy Pierce and possibly O'Dell
again before it's over.
-WHITTLESEY.
Evening star., 1962-10-05
4S0-Yurd Tee Shot
Helped by Rood

MUTTONTOWN, N. Y. (AP)
Steve Piech has one Of the
longest drives on record. Dur
ing the Long Island PGA cham
pionship, the Pine Hollow pro
hit a 480-yard tee shot.
His shot landed on a road
and rolled downhill, pin-high
to the green. He took 4 on the
hole.
Evening star., 1962-10-05
Cronin Misses
First Two Games

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 5
(AP).-Joe Cronin, president Of
the American League, had to
miss the first two World Series
games here. He was called
home to Boston because Of the
illness of his 12-year-old son,
Kevin.
Joe McKenney, public rela-
tions director Of the American
League, said Cronin mad re-
ported that his son was resting
comfortably after an emerg-
ency appendectomy. Cronin ex-
poets to attend the games In
New York.
Evening star., 1962-10-05
World Series
Facts, Figures

BY the Associated Press
New York (AL) 0 1000
sansFrancisco CND l 900
Flrst game, Thursday. october 4,
ssS ssS Efsn. yH1n SfI SG2 SSSSS SSSS 5696-s 5699d6-s Il 9
(sl. Miller (9) and Bailey. Orsino
(9l. W-Ford. Lr-O'Dell.
Home run-New York. Boyer,
- Remaining Schedule
second game. today at San Fran
NJ. ThiTd game. Sunday. october Z at
Fgnrth game, Monday. October s
Fifth game Qf necessary, Tuesday,
october at New York.
sixth game Of necessary Thurs
day. October IL at san Francisco.
Seventh game 0f necessary Friday,
Oct0ber IL at San Francisco.
FINANCIAL FIGURES
First Game
Attendance-43,S52.
Net receipts-S355,S ,S3S As.
commissioners share-S53. 1857.
Players share-S1s1.477. SO.
New York clubs share-S30.24 %.
san Francisco clubs share-S30,-
american Leagues shars-saO.-
National Leagues s3O,24s.27
Evening star., 1962-10-05
Fight Results
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
LIVERPOOL, England, - Jim Ellis,
Trenton. N. j., knocked out Dave
Coventry, Liverpool a.. Oightweights.f
WORCESTER. Mass. = Sugar Jim
Lynn, 149, Newark. N. j., outpointed
Gaylord Barnes, $50. New York (1Ol.
MIAMI.-Perfecto Garcia. 1856, Mica
ragua, outpointed Tommy O'Connor'
1874, Pittsburgh (S).
Evening star., 1962-10-05
SERIES
Continued From Page B.

Continued From Page BIS
pitch and scored on a single
by Dale Long. who had re-
placed ailing Bill Skowron al
first base in the seventh. Their
Boyer got back into the act
against Reliever Don Larsen
Clete lifted a fly to short left
and was credited with a sacri'
flee fly when Pagan collidec
with Kuenn while making the
catch and Howard beat the
throw to the plate, which was
dropped by Bailey.
New York closed out the
scoring in the ninth ~wher
fresh singled, stole second ano
came in on Howard's single of
Reliever Stu Miller.
Mays easily won round one
! in the match of baseball's
great centerfielders, but Man
ties team won the ball game
Mickey famed twice. once
looking, flied to left twice anc
walked. The walked tied him
with Babe Ruth for the series
record Of 33. And Mickey
showed the Giants they CAM
believe everything they read
about his ailing underpinnine
by stealing second after the
walk.
Mays, who tagged Ford fol
three of the 10 hits he per-
mitted, now is 9-for-11 against
Whitley in World Series anc
All-Star games. Ford says he
has thrown every pitch in his
repertoire to Mays, and Willie
hits them all. When Whitley
finally retired Willie in the
eighth 1t was on a called thirc
strike and Mays left the bat
ter's box like a man in a hurry
However, he did not protest tht
call.
Threw Too Quickly
That's all I've heard" Fore
said with laugh, about what
Mays does to me. But I'll spot
him those hits if we still wir
the ball game"
Ford's one regret in regard
to Mays was his failure to wait
a second longer before throw.
ing to third base on an at.
tempted pickoff in the seconc
inning. HE was about to take
another step just as I threw
the ball." Whitley said, but
let it go too quickly and h
got back"
Ford's series record for score
less innings came to a halt a
3325 when Mays scored OF
Pagan's bunt, one of three hit
by the Puerto Rican shortstor
But Whitley raised his recor'
total of series starts to II
famed six to boost his recor'
for the most strikeouts to "a
and increased his marks TO
most series played, pitcher, Il
8; most games pitched, tota
series, to II and most inning
pitched to 118.
Evening star., 1962-10-05
N FOOTBALL LINEUP

ATLANTA, Oct (AP).-Numerical rosters Of :, the fs
Louisiana State Georgia Tech football game tomorFo" VIII"
will he teleyised on WTOP-9 at pm.
Evening star., 1962-10-05
---------A------~--
YANKEES, g.;
GIANTS, z

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. S
(AP).-The box score of the
first World Seires game of 1862:
Evening star., 1962-10-05
Fans Chart for 7onights
GKFMmun Game

Here are the rosters for the George Washington and
Farman University teams for tonightS game at D. c.
Stadium:
Evening star., 1962-10-05

Winner-Ford Loser-ODell. BIB
Ford 2 Davenport q. ODeu (Skow-
ron, Mantle, Howard, Larsen l Ford
Miller 1 CMaris). SO-Ford CKuenn.
cepeda. Hitler, F. Alou Nays
Ford 2. Msris. Showroom. HBP-O'Deli
(HowardD.
U-Barlick CN) plate, Berry (A)
first base. Landes (N) second base,
Honochick, ,tA third base. Bqrkhart
T-2:43. A-43.s52.
Evening star., 1962-10-05
Week-End Sports
On TE-Radio
TeIevision
TODAY
RaeahaII

Baseball
World Series, New York at
San Francisco, WRC-4, 2:45
pm.
SATURDAY
Football
LSU vs.. Georgia Tech,
WTOP-9, 3:45 pm.
Scoreboard, WTOP 8, i'm
mediately following game.
Boxing
= Emile Griffith VS.. Don Full
mer, welterweights, WMAL-7,
10 pm.
SUNDAY
Baseball
World Series. San Francis
co at New York, WRC-4, 1:45
pm.
Football
Buffalo at Houston, WMAL-
Z, $3.50 pm.
Tom Nugent Show, WTOP-
9, l pm.
Bowling
hampionship Bowling,
WMAL-7, noon.
Bowling Teens, WMAL-7, !
pm.
Rudio
TODAY
Baseball
World Series, New York at
San Francisco, WRC-980, 2:45
pm.
Football
Furman at George Washing
ton, WOL-1450, 7:45 pm.
SATURDAY
Football
Maryland at North Carolina
State, WTOP-1500, 2:30 pm.
Virginia at VPI, WPIK-730,
2::30 pm.
Purdue at Notre Dame,
WMAL-630, 1870 pm.
Montgomery Junior College
VS.. wesley Junior College,
WINX-16O0, 2 pm.
SUNDAY
Baseball
World Series, San Francisco
at New York, WRC-980, 1:45
pm.
Football
San Francisco at Baltimore,
WTOP-1500, 2 pm.
Los Angeles at Washington,
WWDC-1260, 2 pm
Evening star., 1962-10-05
SAN FRANCISCO

bek to Skowron. Davenport to Hitler
TO Cepeda, Boyer to Richardson to
Long. LOB-New York. 10; San Fran
cisco. 8. 2b-Maris. Hitler. HR-
Boyer. SB-Mantle. fresh. SF-Boyer.
Evening star., 1962-10-05
DugOut Flareup

One Of the few publicized di-
rect conflicts between Aston
and Durocher occurred late In
the season in st. Louis. Duro-
cher remarked in the dugout
that a player who had just
committed a blunder deserved
to be fined. Aston turned or
Durocher and told him to mind
his own business.
Durocher might simplify the
issue by taking the managerial
job he apparently has been Of
fered by the Cleveland Indians
The rumble here during the
playoffs was that the Indians
wanted to give Leo $50, 900 OF
$85 900 a year.
Buzzie Bavasi has indicated
that, while he is general man.
ager, Durocher will never man.
age the Dodgers. But the boss
of the Dodgers is President
Walter O'Malley. And O'Malley
is the man who brought Duro.
cher back into baseball as q
Dodger coach.
Evening star., 1962-10-05
Leo Is Saying
Aston Tactics
Lost P|ayoff

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 5 tAP)
The Dodgers will probably
take their time about announc-
ing whether Manager Walter
Aston has been rehired or re-
tired.
However, one thing already
seems apparent: If Aston is
back next season, Coach Leo
Durocher won't be. And vice
versa.
Durocher, who wouldn't mind
managing the Dodgers himself,
is now openly criticizing the
way Aston has run the club.
The other night. after the
Dodgers were beaten, ga. by
San Francisco in the final game
Of the National League playoff,
'Durocher turned up at a res
taurant on the Sunset Strip.
Two men who were present said
later that Durocher was telling
those around him that Aston
botched the last playoff game
and that II could have won it"
Evening star., 1962-10-05
Players Critical

<1O ACdcb = 4CW 0O0SCA PAoJ
ers also have developed strong
anti-Alston attitudes,
Late in the final playofi
game. three Dodger players
were listening to the play-by-
play on radio in the dressing
room. One of them hadn't
played that day and the other
two had been taken out of the
game. In the presence of q
news photographer enc Of the
players asked diSguStedly:
Nov what the hell is Aston
doing walking iEd) Bailey to
get at (Jim) Davenport"
The other two players
nodded, indicating they thought
it was a good question.
The Intentional walk to
Bailey, incidentally. loaded the
bases. Stan Williams walked
the next man-unintentionally
and forced in the run that
broke a "A tie.
Two days earlier, after the
first playoff game, Aston an
nounced Williams probably
would start the next day. Don
Drysdale. advised Of Alston's
choice, asked a reporter: What
the hell? Is he saving me for
the first spring exhibition
game?"
AlSton, as many expected,
scratched Williams the next
day and started Drysdale in
stead.
Evening star., 1962-10-05

BY the Associated Press
York (AL) I Q 1.I
Evening star., 1962-09-01
ANNANDAI.E
BIG

White rambler with BIG features
throughout. Extra-large dining
basement with recreation room.
Located in an area OF trees. Gull
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lent neighborhood. Priced S31, 800.
Evening star., 1962-09-01
HOUSES FOR sGLE-yA.

BUILDERS OWN H0ME-Rambling
Tzncher on 94-aere landscaped lot
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solid brick construction with de-
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ample bedrmS., master with pow
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/ 12X24. Below SlS.50O. NT. Rose
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ment. Available now. Call OWNER.
Evening star., 1962-09-01
Brick Rambler
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8 bedrms., 21z baths, liv,
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Evening star., 1962-09-01
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

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Immediate occupancy. S23,750.
Evening star., 1962-09-01
COUNTRY PROPERTY

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charming and unusual pre-ciyil
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3 bedrms., IA baths, 3 firepls. I,
random-width floors, major res
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:. (Continued an NeYt Ss-.l
Evening star., 1962-09-01
HOUSES FoR SALE-VA.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
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4 CONTINUED on Next ssEO
Evening star., 1962-09-01

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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

Fl. BELYOIR AREA--4-bedrm. hrk
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woods School bus at door. Assume
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SERVICE STATION

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Nd. nov operating; Call dealer,
Evening star., 1962-09-01
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

KENSINGTON-Zoned local COM
mercial, approx. IA. GOOSE. 1T. cor
ner; in heart Of town. For details
and sppt.. call Mr.. Braid or Mr..
Langdon.
BEMIs, BRAID a. LANoDoN
0A0-00nn Any Fsfana
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Down Under Is
Theme of Fair

An Australian theme, COM
plete with . YP hostess
dressed as Katy kangaroo"
win be featured ut the Sal
vation Army's annual garden
party to be held Saturday,
May %. at the Australian
Embassy.
Mrs. Lyndon B. johnson is
honorary sponsor of the
event and Mrs. Sevilla-
Sacasa. wife Of the Dean Of
the Diplomatic Corps, is
among those expected to
attend.
With festivities scheduled
from / to 5 pm, the varied
entertainment win range
from O fashion show to
9 fortune telling. wishing
well, q special dance routine
created by Erika Thimey to
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GROUNDBREANNG CEREMONY
international Theme
For Ballet at Morynnount

teens, but each child will be
on stage at least once.
This year the ballet, "The
Enchanted Nightingale" will
be presented at 8 pm. to-
morrow for the benefit of the
Marymount School building
fund.
Credit for making little
girls into ballerinas goes to
Mrs. Solange Binda, who
teaches at four schools other
than Marymount.
Her background is as in
ternational as the ballet she
is presenting, which takes
place In the court of O Chi
nese emperor. She is Belgian,
born in the Honan Province
Of China, and was first
trained in ballet by q White
Russian dancer in Peking.
For the presentation, Mrs.
Binda has enlisted the help
Of two nuns, Mother Cecile
and Mother de Sante Famille,
who are building scenery
with the help of q Mary
mount parent, Mrs. Patrick
T. Gori.
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New Inn
States
Benefits

A lavish black tie dinner
dance for the benefit Of the
National Jewish Hospital in
Denver. Colo. will be held
Saturday night at The
Georgetown Inn as part Of
the Inns four days of open
ing events previewing the
first new hotel to appear on
the Georgetown scene in
many decades.
Dinner win be served to
the 200 guests in the Four
Georges dining salons with
dancing to Sidney's orchestra
slated later in the Royal
George Room nearby. All
proceeds Of the $100-a-plate
event will 60 directly to the
hospital, which Is a leader
in the field Of lung disease
treatment and research. Mr..
Julius Epstein, whose Chi
cago firm has leased the inn.