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STATISTICS

other touchdowns came or
plays Of II and 8 yards. How.
ards score came on Halfbacl
Ceroy Robinson's 62-yard ROM
early in the second period.
After several earlier drive:
had stalled, Virginia State
clicked at 1902 of the first
period. It came when Quarter
back AL Banks spotted. End
Joe Watkins ell alone. on his
As, and Watkins OUTRAGED Safe
lyman Wendell Hughes to COM
plete a 71-yard pass play.
Robinson's run evened the
scored at 6-6 at 2::39 of the
second quarter. Taking a pitch
out from Quarterback Staley
Jackson on the Howard 3S, the
speedy sophomore turned his
left end then cut back up the
middle to outdistance the
visitors secondary.
The visitors went ahead to
stay at 10:15 of the second
period when Fullback Milt
Brown crashed over left tackle,
picked up his interference, and
rambled 88 yards.
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Shirley Jones
Wins Cap at
Atlantic City

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.,
Sept. 29 (AP).-Mrs. John o,
Burgwin's Shirley Jones won
the Margate Handicap today
as the 3-5 choice Of the 81, ,041
fans but only by a nose.
In making her bid for divi-
sion honors, Shirley Jones
moved from sixth place at the
half -mile pole to quickly
assume command and just
lasted to withstand the large
surge of James c. Brady's up
swept. Colony Flyer was third
under the wire but that was
where the action livened
Jockey Henry Block on the
third horse lodged a claim Of
foul against q Jack Yothel
astride Upswept. Several min
utes went by while the stewards
studied the films but the orig.
inal order Of finish stood.
1t appeared that Shirle
Jones was pulling herself up
and Jockey Grant said later
"she was much the best. When
I was in the stretch with 9
good lead she tried to pull her.
self up and I had to do my best
to get her going"
The winner negotiated the
mile and one sixteenth over the
soft turf course in 1925 and
paid S3.40 to win. -
Her new owner, who paid
more than 100000 for her
recently, received $l8,931.25 of
the gross purse Of $29,125.
Back Of the money there
came Errcountess, Mary Mea-
cham, Miss j. c., Frimanaha
and Var Girl.
Shirley Jones was returning
to the scene of her initial
stakes triumph. She won the
Mermaid Stakes here in 1858.
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5-year-olds carried 100 pounds
and the older horses 126
pounds. Jaipur was the only
3-year-old in the field of eight.
This was Kelso's second VIC
tory in the Woodward. He also
won the event in 1861 at Bel
mont Park under the now
retired Eddie Arcaro. Likewise,
it also was Valenzuela's second
triumph in the race. He was
the victor in 1856 on Mister
Gus.
Kelso had a payday Of STA
800. This rocketed his earnings
to $685., sos on 20 victories in 28
starts. The Woodward was his
l4th stakes decision.
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Area Aces Help
Green Terriers
To I'd Victory

CHESTER, Pa, Sept. 29
(SpeciaD Western Maryland
College, lead by former WASH
ington area high school stars,
scored its second straight vic
tory, 1877, over Pennsylvania
Military College here today.
The Green Terrors scored
twice in the first period and
then held off several last-quar-
ter threats.
Cecil Walsh, a former Falls
Church CVa0 High School
player, scored the first West
ern Maryland touchdown on a
3-yard plunge.
End Dick Yobst and Quar-
terback Roy Terry, both Oxon
Hill Md graduates, teamed
up on a 7-yard pass play for
the Terrors' other touchdown.
Eric Buckner intercepted q
pass deep in his own territory
to halt the losers final threat
in the closing minutes.
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Formula | Car Sets Pace
In Trials at Marlboro

George Alderman, a veteran
driver from Pennsylvania,
showed up at Marlboro yester-
day with a Formula | racer
and burned up the course in
practice for today's regional
sports car event.
Alderman pushed the car, a
Cooper with an Alta Veloce
engine in it. to times of 1885
twice, Just three-tenths Of a
second off the lap record for
the 1.75-mile road course.
II Alderman is allowed to
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Boys Football

Boys Club Of Greater washington
15-Pound Division
Jelleff, 81 Mclean, o.
Police Club, g: Falls Church No. g, o
S5-Peund Division
Jelleff, 4; Mclean No. 4, O.
st. GATHERINGS No. 1, I1j st. Mary's, O.
Silver Spring, Al; st. GATHERINGS Ne
2, 6.
Springfield CMd.), 20; Friendship, 0.
I0O-POund Division
Jelleff, 7; Mclean No. 1, o.
Silver Spring, IA; Carrolt0n, o.
Alexandria, 4; Falls Church No. 1, O.
1I5-Pound Division
yelleff, o.; Springfield Md, 0.
Silver Spring, 26, Adelphi, o.
Alexandra, 6Oi Falls Church No.. 2, o
ISO-P0und Division
yelleff, 8; Mclean, g.
Silver Spring, Al; Falls Church, o.
Police Club, Is: Adelphi, o.
Alexandria, z; Friendship, 8.
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going so easy I Just kept mov-
ing. I never hit him"
Winner Pays $3.s0
After Kelso passed him at the
three-quarter mark, Beau Pur-
pie faded and finished fifth.
Ogden Phipps' Hitting Away
was fourth behind Guadalcanal.
r. Lehman's Ambopoise was
sixth, followed by v. H. Gra-
ber's Cadiz and P. w. Madden's
T. v. Lark.
Jaipm, the second choice to
Kelso, paid $3.50 and $3.50 for
his runnerup spot and Guadal-
canal returned 1910 for show
Under the weight-f for age
conditions Of the Woodward,
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Virginia State
Uses Power 10
Whip Bisons

Undermined Howard Uni
versity threw a scare into
highly favored Virginia State
in the first half at Howard
Stadium yesterday, but the
visitors power prevailed and
opened its season with a 1876
victory.
Virginia State was able to
sustain only one drive. Its
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Atlantic City Results

BY the Associated Press
1st-S3AOO; cling; 8 "; 9 fur.
Bantronel CGrantJ 900 SEQ 3.sl
Geld Painter CBoulmetis) $50 4.Ol
PrecOciOus Pet Werrar0) go,
Lucky Score, Nah Lea Lee. Ali
Fleet Jennie, Melross Silver. Time, / 10
2d1$3, 81; ;S:s 20 zoo; sIw,: 2 IT, fur :,
Hasty Decision (Krats) 11.6O 8.2l
Air Spin lMcCurdyl 1i:St
Wonder, chilierton, Rajam. Tarpon
Chat. Time. 1i26B.
DAILY DOUBLE $50 PAID $3.50
3d--S3. 200; cling; 2 yr.; g fur.
sunday Sailor Nerr'o) SEQ 4.20 800
Catholic Boulmetis) $40 $50
Confinement. r m ar, Industry
Brook Beauty. Time. 1:13.
4,., 44,t.hCcsS,,s3999; IS, cling "; up; j. nj n
Good G. (DOwnsl I1.6O $50
HI Beebah (CulmOne) 3.8l
IVY Lacquer. Royal Idol. Gallant
Crusader. Lake Erie. Time. 1:4s.
5th-$3 200: cling; VI. q up; fur
Harrison County Ferraro5 SEQ 2.sS
Rockhewn (Church) 3.2C
Elbrud, Royal Way. Jimzel. Partisan
Time. 1898.
6th-S3, 900; cling; 3 ": Ii. mi.
Weeper Lea tStcv'0n) 27.OO 1920 6.2t
Duo de Vine CKratz) 7.6O 4.il
Sun-Sun Corda tBOulmetis) $3.50
Pet Love. Cosmic Flare. Hands Off
twice, Shy. Stamping Ground. Time
1.464s.
7th-S4 800; alw.; VI. q up: 8 fur
I'm Willing lBfOOksD $50 4.20 3.4l
Next Year (ThOrnburg1 1.4O- 5.2(
Tuscany POmp (Culm0ne1 3.6t
Nahodah. Ny Round. a Ben. CreS.
wood Dottie, Charabanc. Time Il .119s
Newland Stable-Cresci entry.
sth-S25, 600 Added: the Margat
Handicap; 3 yrs. and up; liz mi
shirley ~ Jones tGrantJ $40 500 80
Upswept Yothersl $50 40
Colony Flyer (BI0ekl 900
Miss j. O. Frimanaha. Var Girl, Err
countess. Mary Meacham. Time. i:52s.
oth--Sa. 800; cling; 4 yrs. and up
L'ky Token ThB'D 1e.OO 100 s.4,
Counterway (Peakel $50 as
Reflective (Grant1 4,2l
Malcha's Last, Onset, Bull Rose
Plenilunio End, Little Kleinie. Time
:. Attendsncsz g d csza1.O41. Total han
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Utah Stute Romps

LOGAN. Utah, Sept. 20 (AP)
Utah State finally broke
loose in the second half and
ran away to a 1920 victory
this afternoon over Montana
State University.
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DAILY DOUBLE go PATD sss.7O


3d-S3, 500; cling: 3 ". q up; fur.
Me- EIsS,;ons.. SS1ns Eysnsl sYs 1880 sSe ssS S
Social Engineer (Cruzl $40
Quinn Honey. Windy Fleet. Encanto.
Mr.. Edgor. Time. 1:13.
4thTs4. 600; 2-yE; mdns,; z fur.
DowdeIey-Dow (Ycaza) $50 4.TO
Reap the Wind Geonsrdl 1850
Double Knot. Reines Reneged,
Rockey Ford. Corresponding, Taffy's
Brother, Grampian, Temper. Battle
Fatigue, Seek and Find, Flying Tiger,
Mako. Time. ls249s.
g Sth1Ss: u So 800: slw.; 3 "; & UP; 8 fur;
Rum Bottle Bay CNeIsonJ 1i.SS 500
Really Sumthin (Rotz) $50
Vir-Marie. Siuette, Short span, Ny
Portrait. Highland Lassie. Time. 1:iIIs.
6th-$6. 500; alw.:. ". a. up: 8 fur.
Grid Iron Hero (S'r) 1920 4.50 $40
Fer the Road Ne0nard) 500 $50
zumbador II, Flying Mercury, Flang
pang, Bal Musette. Toms Dream. Time,
7th-s1oO.e zoe added; Woodward
KsIsa SIssfSsi SS.I.S,yri. yri up jN sS nj Ia o.o
Guadalcansl (BaeEa) $40
Beau Purple, T.. v. Lark. Hitting
Away, Ambiopoise. cadiz. Time. 2:03Is.
sth-S7, 500: hep; yr.; fur.
Smart (NelsOnl H2O $50 3d0
Lucky Uncle lshoemakerJ $50 $40
Donut King Pieree) 3.OO
Stinson Beach. Sidluck. Spring Fair,
Erinlea. Time. 1:24B.
9th-S3,700; cling; 3 yrs. and up; /
Merry WIN cUssery) 700 41o 400
Leave Cancelled Ruanel $40 400
Keep Ideals, Glenwood Road. Bub-
bles Pick, Mr.. BieaFd1 Ebelde. Tine.
Attendance, 5oo2e. Total handle.
S4,503,612.
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1st-SI 900; 3 a. 4 yrs: maidens;
XMAS CAROL G'die) TAO 4.4O 3.2O
GET THERE OK (smalD 1850 5.sG g
"sh AZ AiS5 siheiss isSAps saylon,a, cajuSs g;gS
Count Mist Time 1;149s. Scratched
Bueno.
2d--s1.O 600; 4-yrs. & up; cling: 6h
Ocean Anna cwllk'n, $40 $50 SEQ
Singing Tale lRiyeraD $50 $40
Pleasant Hi: Top Threat, Maureen
=, Barclay Miss Free Case. Time,
l:O7.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $77.4O
sd-sl,60O: s-yrs. 8 uD; cling; 'sIs
Happy Hero tvEsP'a) s.4O $50 s.sO
Restrained DayidsOnl 2.SO 2.4O
Star Parade (Wilkerson) 800
Peters Joy, Beechley. Vincere. Time,
.409s.
4th-S1, 500; 2 yrs: allowance; l mi.
AraSins Ws1 ns:r JsTsl H.vIs.Sn SGsDs, 1880
All All AZ gser eGsRS'deIIS9 SSdIeIiIS1 SOU $50 $50
Plum Mustang, weather Bulletin.
GYPSY Colony, Hunters Gun. Time,
1:42. Scratched-St. Simon Stock.
5th--S1;OOO; yrs. q up; claiming;
HIGH, sSnhgi P.MIsE tD'sop) 1900 $40 100
GENERAL ROCKET (Small) eco $50
PENTAMETER (Wilkers0n) 800
Marble Top. Patuxent Prince. Fine
Weather, Rhythm Beat. Kid Rover,
Miss George, Campania. Time 1;O79s.
eth-s1,1OO; 4 yrs. a. up; claiming;
stay pI;i nG. z 7twTiiHEssrsOn) THs $50 $50 s.sO
Market Square (RistOnl 4.S0
Paralysis. ,Walron. Charbern. As
gard, Micanopy, New Pand, Our Day.
Time, 1:442s.
7th-S1, 300: 3-yrs.; allwce.; l mile.
Shenst'e Maid (F.R'al 1850 eco 4.20
Too Bad Casey Oavids0n) 600 3.40
z,,x Fox Ir Psrross; ,i Betty oSTysy Llttl Little
l:4Oss. t
sth-S3. .OOO;, 3 yrs; hdep. fur.
Silver Song (PrbO) 400 800 $50
King In Charge (R'n'dsl 500 4.20
"1i Also 'Hss1i1a TsnMaarhal. sky. p5lnt. Twin win
Thirteen participated. Time iii.
9th-S1, 800; 4-yrs. and up; lie mi.
Dark CymbOl (SmalD $40 500 2.60
CharlieDoo CDavidson) 2.60 geo
Also ran--Dear an Foolish, War
wick Road; Figlia D'oro, Polichinella
=. Attendance, s.7o1. Handle. $780,
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New Horrier Coach

Arne Arnesen, track coach at
NIT for nine years, is the new
cross country coach at the
United States Air Force Acade-
my.
Evening star., 1962-09-30
GalIOping Gossip Wins

In the secondary feature, the
$2,500 Glade Valley Farm Purse
for 3-year-olds, Mrs. Virginia
P. Moxley's Galloping Gossip
easily won her third straight
with Charlie Mckee up. Reyn-
olds tried to win this one, too,
with the front-running Gallant
Princess but the latter was no
match for Galloping Gossip
when Mckee began his bid on
the backstretch Of the 7-fur-
long race.
Galloping Gossip was the
second choice at $7.20 to the
disappointing Towson Man,
who finished fifth despite GO
ing off at s-5. Galloping Cos
sip was second and Bourbon
Hill third.
/ However, Hiromi Uyeyama
outdid Reynolds, bringing home
three winners, including two
longshots. Freedom Shot $685.
60) in the fourth, and High IN
come ($26.20) in the ninth. He
also piloted Career Man ($8.40)
in the fifth.
Evening star., 1962-09-30
BEAU PURPLE WALLOPED
Kelso, 8 Lengths Behind,
Wins Woodward by Az

NEW YORK. Sept. 20 (AP)
-Kelso, bucking for an un-
precedented third straight
horse-of -the-year title. came
from eight lengths off the pace
to win the Sis. 200 Woodward
Stakes at Aqueduct today.
The Bohemia Stables 5-year-
old gelding. under Ismael Valen-
zuela, roared home 41z lengths
in front of George D. Widen
er's Jaipur. Mrs. Robert G.
Dotter's Guadalcanal was third,
another 612 lengths back.
This was the third time VAL
enzuela has been up on Kelso
and the third time the pair
have come home in front. Kelso
covered the mile and a quarter
in 2:0SH, and paid $3.50. $3.50
and S2.40.
Leaves Rival Behind
Even though it appeared that
Kelso was in q bad way when
he permitted Beau Purple to
open up an eight-length mar
gin. the victory was easy once
Valenzuela gave his mount the
word to turn on the steam,
That was just before the far
turn. Away went Kelso and
Beau Purple looked as if he
were struggling on a treadmill.
Valenzuela admitted he had
a few uneasy moments when
he took note of Beau Puppies
wide lead.
THAT horse got out so far, /"
he observed, that I moved
earlier than I expected. Then,
when I got to him. Kelso was
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Of
unoer handing until settling
challenged by
near the mile pole stopped AMBIo
and failed to cADTz finished early. w
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CHART OF WOODWARD STAKES

by cations,I Inc
added at
o. 9 BY our
ght Trainer e Hanford Values s74ssO s23O4O s11520 s56e
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Aqueduct Results
b the Associated Press

lists, 700; cling; 2-yr. mdns.; 6 fur.
Make Note (Shoem'rl 1890 6.60 4.3O
Tar M Feathers (R0tz) 7.80 $50
June Frolic (Guefin) $40
Miss Moonshine. Stand In. My Jerce.
Time. 1:132s.
2d--S3s500: cling; 3 yr. & up; 8 fur.
Lorraine Z. (Valenx'a) 600 4.40 $40
Carbie (S0to) 14.OO $40
Mel Ting (Sherman) 1880
No Joy, Red Damsel. Midnight
Flower. Tornat. Leemowlee, Lucky
Glitters. Countess Pax. Time. 1888.
Evening star., 1962-09-30
Feature Won
DYFasfGun
AT Marlboro
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
star Racing Editor

Fast Gun. who had not won
q race IN two years, found a
field and a track he could
handle at Marlboro yesterday
as he galloped to a 3h-length
victory in the $4,000 Marlboro
Handicap before 8,282 fans.
Although the crowd was well
acquainted with Jockey Larry
Reynolds ability, most figured
that the half-mile circuits
leading rider could not make
UP for Fast Guns deficiencies
and he returned SIT to win.
1t proved q handicapping
error because Reynolds rated
the Mrs. James Purdey-owned
5-year-old perfectly In the
mile-and-a-sixteenth event.
took charge a quarter mile from
the wire and never was chal-
lenged thereafter.
Evening star., 1962-09-30

Randolph d. Rouse,s Sagum
finished second in the field of
eight, q nose in front Of Robert
e. Allnutt's Vratar. The fav-
ored Handiloch. held at 17-10,
could do no better than fourth.
Fast Gun, q son Of Wait A
Bit, provided 2i-year-old Rey-
nolds with his 10th victory OF
the afternoon. Earlier on the
program, Reynolds started a
$73.4O daily double, driving
Gibson 10 home first in the
opener.
In view of the delightful
weather, both the gate and the
betting Of $3.50, ,686 on the nine
events were disappointing to
officials. However, the total
was well above the same day
last year when $51e,661 was
handled in the rain,
Evening star., 1962-09-30
CHARTS or MARLBORO RACES

Lcopyright 1862. by Triangle Publications Inel
FIRST RACEPurse $l,500. claiming: 4-year-olds and
}, 5 fuTones. Post, 1888: off 1854: start sood,
ivsng. Winner Mrs Mary 70 Goldbergs p g. 3, BY
llues-S945, $3.50 S150 S75 $45. Time I:049s. Clear
Evening star., 1962-09-30

5th-S3, 200: cling; 4 VI. q up; z fur.
Bullys kin (Burr) 4.20 800 $40
Harrison County Ferrarol SEQ ESQ
R0ckhewn (Church) $50
Elbrud, Royal Way. Jimzel. Partisan.
Time, 1.262s,
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FSossllsr o Satf % RscH5s fsOe ess sss6 soU
BON HILL $3.50.
Handle-S10.R22
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VARIED SPORTS

COLLEGE BASEBALL
Evening star., 1962-09-30

6th-S3, 300; clmg.; 3 VI; lie mi.
WeeDer Lea tStcv'0n) 27.OO 1929 6.20
Due de Vine (Kratz) 1.6O 4.4O
Sun-Sun Corda tBOulmetis) $50
Pet Love. Cosmic Flare, Hands Off,
Twice Shy. Stamping Ground. Time.
1464s.
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High Income fUyeyama)
Great Tale (Green) 80
Captain Bligh (McKeel
Could Be Said fL.Rey'd ds)
Teddy's Lad (Passmorel
What-A-Fit &c. Reynolds)
Chilly Pende ,Civitello) :
Arthur Gary tBauerD
Evening star., 1962-09-30

Two-dolar mutuels paid-HIGH INCOME S26. 20, IS 81
$3.50. GREAT TALE, So 90, SIS co. CAPTAIN BIIGH $50
Handle-S6s,S91. Total hAndle-$5S3, ,6S6.
AttendanCe--S,oS2
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going so easy I Just kept NOV
: ing. I never hit him"
Evening star., 1962-09-30

$4,000: allowance; 3-year-olds: /:
at once; start good, won easily
Monkeys ch. I. 3, by LiZanno-
am S. Moxley. Values-S1 ,575,
rtvv,a suTAE
Evening star., 1962-09-30

up; j. miles Post, 5ls off 5Is1s; start good. wo
driving Winner. Joseph c. Gangiulos B. by Incom
ingHgh Fairy Trainer. stephen 3. Boland, jr Value
Evening star., 1962-09-30

Two-dollar mutuels paid :
50 80. GUADALcANAL.. $40
Evening star., 1962-09-30

Fire Call lChoauette) $50 1880 $50
Good G. (Downsl 11.6O $50
HI Beebah (Culmone) $50
Ivy Lacquer. Royal Idol. Gallant
Crusader. Lake Erie. Time, 1:4S.
Evening star., 1962-09-30

NTwo-dollar mutuels paid = FAST GUN S17.O0, $50,
81 50. .SAGUMs $l1.O0. $500 VRATAR' $780,
Evening star., 1962-09-30

7th=S4 800; alw.; VI. & up; 8 fur.
I'm willing (BFOOks) $50 4.2O 3.4o
Next Year (ThOrnhuKg1 5.4O- see
Tuscany P0mp (Culm0neJ 3.60
wood Dottie, Charahanc. Time / IL as.
q Newland Stable-Cresci entry.
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five is another; second and less than
five is still another. A pattern devel-
ops. One of the quarterbackS down be-
low is making similar chart
THE phone setup is extremely i'm
portant. 1t gives US pretty good idea
of what to expect"
Paul Brown of the Cleveland
Browns brought his team into Griffith
Stadium few years back, one week
after the phone system to the visitors
bench had broken down during game.
He made it plain that if they went dead
on him, he'd stop play mo phones, no
game" he said; but the phones worked.
A knowledge of football is not the
only qualification for the duties of
game scout. First of all, )" McPeak says,
you have to have someone that's cool.
You can't have an excitable person up
there. He has to be able to recognize
quickly all kinds of defensive setups.
And he has to be able to talk to the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-25
COMMUTE LINEMAN
Continued

the thanking back, with specific in
formation or suggestions.
Marchibroda doesn't just talk AL
though he maintains steady stream of
words throughout each game, he also
is writing.
For any given game his job starts
early in the week" McPeak says I'VE
all study films of the upcoming oppO-
nent MarchibrOda charts the team, its
formations, what type of red logging
charging by line-backers) they use,
what they do typically on offense Dur
ing the game itself, he charts every
play. He records what down it is, what
yardage there is and what they're
doing.
First down and 10 yards to 60 is
one situation; second and more than
THE WASHINGTON STAR NOVEMBER %. 1890
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-25

Quarterback Hall (0bOUe) gets the
tOOrd from Assistant Coach
MGrchibrOdG fright concerning a weakness
in the opposing teams defense.
MGrchibrOdG is patching from his
booth beneath the press box.
At far right, Assistant Coach AIT
CibrOn also gets the information,
while showing dispLeGsure at
something on the field.
Arizona tribune., 1962-10-12

Frank Mangin. Jr.. Republican
candidate for Maricopa County
recorder, addressed a County
Candidates Rally at Edison School
at 9l0 N. 18th Street Friday
night and charged that his op-
ponent, the Democratic incum-
bent. is ignoring all recognized
rules of ethical conduct in the
apparent effort to compel en-
ployees in the county recorders
office to contribute to his cam
paign fund.
Reports. not denied by incum-
bent NC Moore. allege that those
county employees working for
the recorder are required to turn
over a fixed percentage Of their
paychecks plus a specified dollar
amount to help keep Moore In
office.
Arizona tribune., 1962-10-12
VAN PETTEN TELLS
OF RIGGS RECORD

Dr.. Donald R. Van Petten.
candidate for Supervisor District
One spoke at a Tempe rally.
He called attention to his oppon-
ent's record in the last Legis-
lation as a member Of the ap-
preparation committee.
More than rs bills were passed
appropriating money for various
purposes and Riggs. voted in
favor of each.
Van Petten states it is small
wonder the state tax rate in
creased from l.44 last year to
$3.50 this yearl He also said that
If his opponent is elected to the
Board of Supervisors the tax
payers may expect similar in
creases in taxes at the county
level.
Arizona tribune., 1962-10-12
NEGRO MEDICOS
PROPERTY BOMBED

WASHINGTON. DyC.--NAACP
officials have asked the Justice
Department to investigate bomb
ing of property owned by three
Negro physicians in Mississippi.
Targets Of the homemade
bombs were clinic. gas sta
tion. and home. No one was
injured.
Arizona tribune., 1962-10-12

Howard Johnson restaurants In
New York and % other cities
were picketed this week protest
Ing the arrest of more than 100
Negro and white demonstrators
I'm North Carolina.
The picketing was sponsored
by the Congress Of Racial Equal
ity.
Demonstrations were held In
Rochester, Boston. Chicago. New
Orleans, Detroit. Philadelphia.
Houston, Cincinnati and three
cities in North Carolina.
Arizona tribune., 1962-10-12
MRS. McELROY
ELECTED PTA PREXY

JULIAN PTA--Mrs. James Nc
Elroy. ESQ E. Broadway was
elected president for the year
l962-63. At the first annual
meeting held Tues. Oct. 9. Mrs.
Parquette Williams officially re-
signed.
Other officers are Mesdames
M. Clark. vice president: Err
nestine Brown secretary and
Loretta Willis. treasurer.
Arizona tribune., 1962-10-12
ONLY YOU CAN
PREVENT FIRES

To prevent fires in the home,
all persons must become fire
detectives.
Following few simple rules
may help prevent fires and save
lives.
Each day hundreds of fires
destroy dwellings and cause a
great loss of lives and properly.
L. Check home. garage and
workshop for rubbish and
open oil or paint cans.
2. Check fuse boxes. See that
circuits are not overloaded
or overfused.
8. Check electrical cords.
Don't repair a badly frayed
flexible cord.
4. Don't keep loose matches
In the house. Store them In
glass or tin containers
S. Remove all extension cords
under rugs and through door
ways.
6. Know the telephone number
of the fire department. Keep
it near the phone.
7. Have a family escape plan
and practice 1t.
8. Keep a home fire extin-
guisher handy.
Arizona tribune., 1962-10-12
FRANK MANGlN DENOUNCES
MOORE'S POLITICAL TACTICS

Mangin stated such enforced
collection from working people
On the public payroll was not
only grossly unfair to the en-
ployees but also to the taxpaying
public. who actually pay the sal
aries Of the recorders workers.