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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-12-18
HELP WANTED

SALESMAN MALE = Opening
IN your area, Prince Edward
County or Buckingham County.
Car necessary. Route work.
Highest earnings. Write Raw
leigh. Dept. VAL-72O-864, Rich
mono' va. 12-4-3p (T)
YOU ARE FREE to go to work
Immediately If you are over 81,
II you are not afraid of work; if
you can appreciate a permanent
opportunity for 500 per week.
Write p. o. Box 124, South Bos-
ton, Virginia. Please give de-
tails in first letter and how to
contact you. 10-16-tf
AUTOMOBILE body repair
man. also mechanic. Expert.
ence. Good salary, with com
mission. G Company insurance
and other benefits. Harris-Cook
Motor Company. North Street,
rarlnV1lle. 10-19-tf
TENANT - Sc fire ! cured to-
bacco. S. J. Trent. inquire at
Red House or Phemx, Virginia.
l2-1l-4p
LADY wanted for night work.
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WAITRESS AND COOK - ex-
perienced. Smiths Restaurant.
ago highway Farmvlle. Elk 2
Alps. 11-3O-tf
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-12-18
FOR SALE


DOGS - Two broke bird dogs.
w. w. Vaughan, Prospect. Va.
12-l4-lt
CANDLES = Various sizes.
shapes and lengths. all colors.
Also Holly and misteletoe. Col
Inns Florist. Phone Elk Z4154.
Farmville. 12-18-2p
CURRENT model electric con-
sole sewing machines and floor
p0lisherS. Like new new guaran-
tee. Terrific savings. Just in
time for Christmas. Singer Sew
ing Center. 224 N. Main Street,
Phone Elk 24576, Farmville.
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LASSIFIED
FOR SALE


Or RENT = Wheea cna1rs hoeDi-
ri beds, cTutcheE. canes. q atck
room needs. 0rAys Drug Store.
Pafmvi1:s. e-104o
FIRE WCOr Slab wood saved
stove length. delivered, several
load sizes. Phone Elk 1904 or
Elk 2-3161. Robert Taylor.
+ 7-17-tt
WILD BIRD SCATTER FOOD -
Attracts song birds to your home.
A mixture Of the finest seed that
birds love. ) ID. bag. 75c. j. H.
Whitfield Co.. N. Main Street,
Farmville. Pat
SHETLAND PONY-Four years
old, with cart, rubber tires, har-
ness and saddle. $500. Mrs.
Rachael McMillion, Amelia,
Phone 93FO5. l2-7-4p
TRAILER - Anderson house
trailer, excellent condition. w.
c. Moore, Jr., R. 2, Keysville,
AC 3-3l5l after 5 p. m. l2-7-4p
HOG KILLING SUPPLIES "
Fine salt, sausage seasoning and
all your needs. See us today. J.
H. Whitfield Co., Phone Elk 2
1857, Farmvlle. ll-23-tf
ALL kinds of ported plants
brought from the Greenhouse
daily, Greenhouse Fresh. From
$1.50 to $1,000. Collins Florist,
Phone Elk 2-4l54. Farmville.
12-14-2p
GROWING pansies, best I've
ever grown. Special prices. Col
Inns FLORIST. Phone Elk 2-4154,
Farmville. PLAID
PIANO and organ. need repairs,
$40 each. Also, used furniture, .
cheap. See and make offer. Peo-
pies Supply Store. New Canton,
Va. PLAID
HEIFERS - 4 registered Hol-
stein, freShen soon. Booker
Cunningham, Pamplin, Va.
12-14-6p
PICKUP TRUCKS - 1852 Chev-
rolet, 1852 Dodge. Both are in
good shape. Phone day Elk Q
1881 or night, Pamplin 248-269l.
12-14-2t
WOOD = round Tor slab>. green
or dry; sawed stove length; de-
livered. John Gates. Phone Elk
2-5356. 11-27-8p
NEW GIBSON guitar and am
plifier. viii sacrifice. Also,
Electric Cord Organ. Phone Elk
$3.50. 12-l4-3p
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SERVICE S

WE CRY FOR YOU: Dickerson
Auction Co.. phone Elk 2-3556
Farmville. 1O2Otf
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-12-18

HOUSE located on Germantown
Road. Three bedrooms. kitchen,
bath. dining room. Lot, los road
X $40 deep, 11a miles from town.
small down payment. w. w.
DickerSOn. 11-2-tf
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OFFICE EQUIPMENT
~Tpyewriters, Portfolios, EIec-
trio Adding Machines, CAL
eulotors, Check Writinq
Machines, Photo : Copiers,
Gosh Registers, DupIicotors,
Office Supplies. Etc.
Observation-Disclosures
KEY OFFICE SUPPLY
lis n. Main St.
Phone EX 2-5405
~Formville. Va.
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VIRGINIA GROWN RAW PEA.
NUTS - Large fancy grade. S
ID. mailable burlap sack. 81. 98.
Makes an enjoyable Christmas
gift. j. H. Whitfield, N. Main
Street, Farmville. 12-4-tf
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-12-18

CARPORTS = aluminium avn
ingS, door hoods. Watkins AVN
ing. Ala E. Third Street. Phone
Elk 2-4347. 12-1l-14-tf tF)
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SPENCER SPIREILA = Save
$1,000 on purchase of foundation
and two-alike bras, during De-
cember. Phone Elk 2-4468, Annie
V. Putney. 12-7-5p
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LOT of new and used Venetian
Blinds - from S1.O0 up. Bring
your sizes. Watkins Awning. Ala
E. Third St. 12-11-4t
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-12-18

GROWING pansies, best I've
ever grown. Special prices. Col
Inns FLORIST. Phone Elk 2-4154,
Farmville. 12-14-2p
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-12-18

PIANO and organ. need repairs.
$40 each. Also, used furniture j.,
cheap. See and make offer. Peo-
pies Supply Store, New Canton,
va. 12-14-2p
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PICKUP TRUCKS - 1852 Chev-
rolet, 1852 Dodge. Both are in
good shape. Phone day Elk Q
1881 or night, Pamplin 248-2691.
PLAT
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WANTED

STOVE = Combination gas and
wood burning stove wanted.
State condition and price. Box
IS, Newfoundland, N. j..
t12-11-st
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Or RENT = wheel cnairs hospi.
ri beds. cTutcheG. canes. q atck
room needs. 0rAy0 Drug Store
Rafmvil:s. e-20Io
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HAAES = COuntry-cured hams,
one year old, guaranteed, SO
cents lb. H. G.. Atkinson, Across
from Courthouse. Cumberland.
Va. 11-2O-1Op
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-10
ARCARO HIGH ON KELSO .., NJ
Garry Books Owner
Repents Rap at Rider

Mondays Washington, D. C..
International at Laurel.
Arcaro said he thought
Breasley, who has ridden in
the International rode Carry
Back badly.
'Breasley had one thing in
mind" Eddie said, ito ride
Garry Back the way he wanted
So he took him back to 21st in
a field of 90"
Eddie told the audience he
considered Kelso. on one of
his good days, "as good as CT
tation ever thought of being u
Citation was the first horse to
win 81 million in purses, and
Arcaro rode him most of the
time. Because of "Ci's" bank
roll Eddie always said he was
best.
Kelso, Garry Back and Beau
Purple will represent America
in the International.
Neither Price nor Arcaro
would hazard a prediction on
the outcome of Mondays race,
except that the American trio
looked too good for the 10
invaders from eight countries.
It'll be a good Show" Price
said, going way out on a limb.
ATCHISON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-10
U.S.. Team Captain Rides
To Big Win at Toronto

TORONTO, Nov. 10 (AP).-
Frank Chapot, United States
equestrian team captain, rode
a clean round through a jump
off against 1t. Col. Ruben
Uriza, Mexican captain, last
night and won the Interna-
tional class Welcome Stakes
at the Royal Agricultural
Winter Fair.
Chapot's victory gave the
United States team a total of
10 points. Ireland has six,
Mexico five and Italy and Can
ada two each. England has
failed to score any points in
either of the opening two in
ternational events.
Chapot and Uriza were the
only riders with clean rounds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-10
Irish Boxing Star
Makes u. S. Bow
On TV Tonight

NEW YORK, Nov. 10 (AP).-
joey Archer, "a, a New Yorker
who has lost only one fight in
80. and Mickey Leahy, a red
haired Irishman from Dublin,
will clash tonight in a 10-round
middleweight match at Madi-
son Square Garden. (WMAL-
7, 10 PM
Leahy, just arrived last Sun
day from Ireland, where he
compiled a 41-11-5 record,
hopes to get off on the right
foot. Eventually he wants to
get a title fight with Dick
Tiger, the new 160-pound
champion from Nigeria.
The 1rishman has won 4. lost
l and drawn 2 this year, win
ming his last outing, October
Is at Manchester. England
from Harry Scott. He is 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-10
Brewer Holds
3-Shot Edge In
Caiun Classic

LAFAYETTE, La, Nov. 10
(AP).-Gay Brewer, the happy
go-lucky Kentuckian, chung to
a 3-stroke lead today in the
$17,500 Cajun Classic golf
tourney despite an cratic sec
ond round.
Hot and cold performances
have been one of Brewers
trademarks since he Joined the
play-for-pay ranks six years
ago. He lived up to his billing
yesterday with shaky putting
and a one-under-par II.
Coupled with his record
equalling 81 in Thursdays
opening round, however, it
kept the 30-year-old Brewer
who plays out of Crystal River,
Fla.-three strokes in front of
John Barnum of Blytheville
Mich.
I'm hitting the ball well.
but those puts just aren't
dropping" Brewer commented
after yesterdays round on the
6,759-yard Oakbourne Country
Club layout.
Barnum shot a 10 yesterday
for a 36-hole score of 1873.
Lionel Hebert, the trumpet
playing native of this Louisiana
Acadien country, moved into
contention with a SO yesterday
to put him four strokes off the
pace.
Tow other players, both un-
knowns, were tied with Hebert
for third spot with 1895. They
were AL Johnston of Montreal
and Fred Liffingwell of Miami.
Tho loo dave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-10
REVIVED PIMLICO SPECIAL
PLANNED FOR BIG THREE

BALTIMORE. Nov (SpeciaD Maryland Jockey
Club officials awaiting developments on invitation
extended to owners of Keso Garry Back Beau Purple
to race their charges in the revived $4,000 Pimlco
Special during the Pimlico fall meeting which begins
Wednesday, -
Louis Pondfield, executive director of Pimco an
nounced yesterday that the proposed quarter
winner-take-al event would be only if all three
horses accepted invitations The tentative date for the
race on the dirt track is Wednesday, November 81
The Pmlico Special. for many years traditional fall
event at Old Hilltop dropped after the 1858 running
which was won by Vertex The best remembered Special
was the match between Seabscut and War, Admiral in
1898. Seabscuit by four lengths.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-10
By JOSEPH b. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

International horses await
ing Mondays showdown in thu
$125,000 grass classic at rain,
dfenched Laurel obligingly of.
fered the stage-a muddy one
to the ladies today.
Not because of the off track
but because of the impressive
record of Mrs. R. L. Reineman's
Smart Deb, only five 2-year-
old fillies were scheduled to
start in the 37th running OF
the $55,890 Selma Stakes at a
mile and a sixteenth, one OF
Laurel's oldest stakes races.
Although the status of Bohe-
mia Stables Kelso remains
doubtful for Mondays 18th In
ternational, LaurerS official
odds-maker, Sam Keller, who
makes the morning line for the
program, announced that the
Horse of the Year hopeful would
be a 81 favorite as betting
opens for the race.
Trainer Carl Hanford Off
cially entered KelSo in the race
at 1915 this morning, but told
writer's that he seriously
doubted whether the Bohemia
Stables star would run.
II don't see how the course
can dry out In time to give us
the firm footing we want"
Hanford said.
AS a precaution, however,
Eanford schooled KelSo from
the European style starting
web, which will be used in the
International.
KelsO Uncertain
IF it were my horse, l
wouldn't run him. I'm going to
recommend to Mrs. DUPONT
that we scratch KelSo," Han
ford said.
Technically a scratch is per-
mitted up until As minutes of
post time as in all United States
stakes races.
If Kelso doesn't run at Laurel
he is expected to enter the
$75,000-added Gallant Fox
Handicap on dirt at Aqueduct
next Saturday. H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-10
GoIimore Placed
On Reserve List

CHICAGO, Nov. 10 CAP).-
The Chicago Bears placed Half =
back Willie Galimore on the
reserve list last night and &C.
tivated End Angelo Cola.
Galimore suffered a knee
injury early in the season and
has decided to withdraw from
competition the rest of the
year.
Galimore gained TOT yards
rushing and 502 on pass re-
ceptions last year.
Cola suffered a leg fracture
early this year and it is doubt
full if he will be available for
the Minnesota game tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-10
EARLY FAVORITE
KeIso's Trainer
Wants to Scratch

Yesterday. the grass course
was used for two races and
chartmakers labeled the going
soft.
Jack j. Dreyfus. jr.'s Beau
Purple is a 81 second choice
with Laurel's odds experts, but
many observers disagree with
him and expect the Man o'War
stakes winner to be favored
over Kelso, if the latter starts.
Jack Prices Garry Back, the
third horse in Uncle Sans
team of three in this Interna-
tional, will open at 6-1 odds on
the Laurel program, a point
higher than Frances Match I'd,
labeled the best horse in Europe.
Jack Price, Garry Backs
trainer, said, the track would
have to be awfully bad for
Carry Back not to run. I intend
to wait until Monday afternoon
if I decide not to run him.
Right now it's pretty soggy.
But it may be fairly firm by
Monday. 1t will have three
afternoons to dry out, if there
is no more rain"
Smart Deb, winner of five
stakes this season, is out to
wrap up the 2-year-old filly
title after fumbling a chance
to seal the championship in
the Gardenia Stakes two weeks
ago. when she bolted in the
stretch at Garden State and
finished second.
. Ussery on Smart Deb
Jockey Bob Ussery is slated
to pilot the daughter of Dedi-
cate and Demree, who is ex-
pected to be bet down to 10
odds. Second choice is the
Wheatley Stables FOOLS Play, I
who warmed up for the Selma
with a clever victory in sloppy
going last Saturday at Laurel.
Johnny Sellers pilots FOOLS
Play.
Completing the small Selma
field are William H. Perry's'
Lambchop with Jockey Bill
Hartack; Foxcatcher Farms
Gay Serenade. Eric Guerin, and
the Cain Hoy Stables Sally
Ship, Howard Grant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-10
Wagn1'lIaiIn' Tells
OF Warnings


NEW YORK, Nov. 10 (AP)
Aaron Wagman, an admitted
briber of college basketball
players. says he was warned to
get out of town for q month
or two last year to avoid being
called in by a grand jury in
vestigating basketball scandals,
Wagman, prosecution wit
ness in the bribery trial of Jack
Molinas, testified yesterday that
MolinaS gave him that advice
during the National Invitation
Tournament in Madison Square
Garden last year.
Molinas, a former Columbia
and professional basketball
player and now a lawyer, also
is accused of conspiracy in
attempting to fix rs games in
volving IL colleges and %
players, and on another count
OF procuring a person to COM
NIT perjury.
Wagman testified he told
-Molinas he would not run away
that would be ridiculous"
Wagman, who is awaiting
sentencing on a guilty plea of
bribery, testified Molinas told
him there was going to be an
investigation and they're going
to call in all the players after
the tournament ends" He re-
ferred to the NIT.
And, he testified, Molinas
suggested that he alert play
ers with whom he had dealings
and when they call them in,
tell them to deny everything"
Wagman further testified
that after he was arrested in
March, 1861. Molinas visited
him in jail and told him leave
me out of it,"
Wagman, the prosecutions
initial witness, completed four
days on the stand yesterday.
The tFal resumes Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-10

over the 12-jump course on
the first round, but Uriza was
disqualified during the jumpoff
when his mount Feisal went
off course.
Chapot, mounted on San
Lucas. approached each Jump
slowly and the 7-year old
chestnut gelding carried him
over the obstacles with ap-
parent ease.
The course was run with a
time limit of So seconds and
under the rules of the Fed
Grafton Equestre International
introduced last year at the
Royal.
England's sole entry-David
Barker. 81, mounted on Mr.
Softee-was given a total of
2l12 faults, some of which were
counted on his time of 1:15.1
for the course.
Maj. Piero DInzeo, 80, Italy's
lone rider, mounted on Sun
beam, rode the course in 49,
seconds but incurred four faults
when his chestnut gelding
faulted on the ninth jump-a
fence.
Canadian Riders Gail Ross
and Tommy Gaylord each in
Cured eight faults for lowering
two jumps, but both rode under
the ,58-second time limit.
Mary Mares of Pasadena
Calf, riding Tomboy, had
eight faults for two crashed
barriers jumps but she covered
the course in 40 seconds flat
the second fastest time.
William Robinson of Darien
Conn.,, was assessed 4 points
when his mount, Master Will
liam, plowed through the
fourth Jump. Officials stopped
the clock while ringmen re-
built the Jump. which was also
used as the eighth hurdle. The
balance of the Americans
faults were for time.
Mexican rider Capt. Hector
zatarain made the course in
52.9 seconds on Goliath but
faulted on the 18th Jump.
Terminate Joaquin Hermida
faulted on two jumps but made
the fastest round of the course
A seconds flat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-10
U.S.StiII Leads Canada Cup
Despite BaIky Palmer Putter

SAN ISDRo, Argentina,
Nov. 10 (AP)-Distressed Arm
old Palmer, fresh from some
overnight tinkering with a
balky, uncertain putter, tried
again to tame the slick greens
of the San Isidro course today
in the third round of the
Canada Cup and international
Trophy golf championship.
Palmer, the PGA's leading
money winner this year, had
| two three-putt greens yester-
day and four bogeys on the
back nine alone as he carded
a two-over-par 33-39-72 over
the gently rolling, 6,746 yard
course.
Arnold, all you have to do is
hole two long ones and you're
off and running" veteran Sam
Snead advised his partner in
the international tourney.
Yes" Palmer agreed, but
when am I going to get those
two long ones?"
Retain 3-StrOke Lead
Palmer took his putter back
to the hotel with him last
night to make some adjust
ments on the grip.
His 70 gave him a 140 for
two days. Snead, plagued with
putting troubles the first day,
fired a SIS yesterday. Their
combined score for the two
days is 273, enough to retain
their three stroke lead over
the pressing Australians. One
stroke further back is Argen-
tina.
Sixty-eight professionals,
two each from "a nations, are
competing in the tourney that
ends tomorrow. The United
States is seeking a third
straight victory.
The Canada Cup goes to the
team winner and the Inter-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-10

Lenny Moore. Johnny Unitas'
passing threat, of course, re-
mains everpresent.
A victory by the Steelers,
who will rely on their big de-
tense to silence the improved
passing of the Cards Charley
johnson, would keep them in
the Eastern race.
The Bears hope to apply the
clamps to Minnesota's Fran
Tarkenton with their tight pass
defense. The vikings quarter
back has connected with II
touchdowns in the last -four
games.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-10
Thompson Wins
Puerto Rico Race

CAGUAS, Puerto Rico, Nov.
10 (AP).-Dr. Richard Thomp-
son, a Washington, D. c.. dent
list with a flair for fast cars,
won the Carrara Corvette yes
terday in his 1868 stingray
Corvette coupe.
DR.. Thompson averaged 67.9
miles per hour for the 40 laps.
Puerto Rico's Mike Ramirez
was second and Frank Dom
ininiani of Springfield Gardens,
N. Y, third.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-10
Weekend Sports
on TERadio
TeIevision

aStSVb9IVu
TODAY
Football
Purdue at Michigan State
WTOP-9, lis pm.
Bowling
Bowler's Choice, WMAL-7
a pm.
Boxing
joey Archer VS.. Mick Leahy
middleweights, WMAL,-7, IL
pm.
Wide World of Sports
Japanese All-Stars VS.. De-
troit Tigers, WMAL-7, S pm
TOMORROW
Football
Baltimore at Los Angeles
WHARF, 4:30 pm.
Boston at Denver, WMAL-
Z, $3.50 pm.
Bowling
championship Bowling,
WMAL-7, noon.
Bowling Teens, WMAL-7, /
pm. ..,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-10
JIMMY AND JACQUIE DIETSCH
SET WORLD DUCKPIN RECORD

Jimmy and Jacquie DietSch, husband and-wife team
in the PepSi-Cola Mixed Doubles League at White Oak
last night established world three-game duckpin
mixed doubles record of 1872.
Jimmy, with games of 1856 1913 and 203 totaled
482 and Jacquie, with 100, 1856 and 1874, tailed 40
The old record, set by Mosely Webb and Audrey
ISIS Atkinson recently in the FINLAND Mixed Doubles
League in Baltimore 878.
Dietsch chalked up II spares and nine strikes and
his wife 10 spares and five strikes Jmmy's 204-game
was highlighted by string Of four strikes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-10
Little Ace
Scores Five

WEST CHESTER, Pa. Nov
10 (AP) Little All-Americs
Fullback Joe Iacone finished hi,
collegiate football career with
a five-touchdown performance
last night as West Chester
romped over Cheyney State Col
lege (1-6), 900. ...
Iacone scored on runs of
2, 10. Z, 4 and S yards. He
amassed 154 yards in % car
ries, giving him 1870 yards for
this year and 3,789 in three sea-
sons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-10
By the Associated Press

The Green Bay Packers and
New York Giants are winging
their way toward a second sue
cessive meeting for the National
Football League title, but the
Giants may run into the heav-
lest flax concentration of the
season tomorrow in Dallas
Cotton Bowl.
While the defending cham
pion Packers are given little to
worry about in their visit with
the Philadelphia Eagles. New
York must gather its oft-punc-
tured defenses and battle the
leagues top offensive team.
Could Improve Position
The Giants (6-2) usually are
up to such crucial battles, as
witness their 17-14 upset victory
over Detroit in which they
simply overpowered the big,
busting Lions on both offense
and defense. But Dallas 4-3)
presents more of a diversified
attack than Detroit, featuring
the leagues leading paSSer and
a fine running attack.
A victory would put New York
in a highly favorable position
to get its fifth Eastern Divi-
sion title in the past seven
years. Washington is second
in the East, a half game behind
the Giants, while Dallas and
Cleveland are tied for third
IL games back.
In other NIL weekend ac-
tivity, Cleveland ABB is at
Washington 4-2-2), Detroit
(6-2 is at San Francisco $3.50
Baltimore 40 plays at Los
Angeles I'D, Pittsburgh (4-4J
visits st. Louis (2-5-D ano
the Minnesota Vikings (2-6l
are at Chicago 40.
Eddie LeBaron, always {
thorn in the side of the Giants
splits the Cowboys quarter.
backing with young Don Mere,
dith. LeBaron is ranked No.
in the NILS passing statistics
and the Giants pass defenst
has been punctured lately.
Y. A. Title. the Giants
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-10

Jack Price didn't mean all
the mean things he said about
English Jockey Arthur (Scobie)
Breasley following Garry Backs
defeat in the Prix Arc de
Triomphe at Paris.
Il wouldn't hesitate to put
him back on the horse" the
pudgy owner-trainer of the colt
told a National Press Club
luncheon audience yesterday.
After all, Arcaro rode some
bad races"
Eddie Arcaro, considered this
country's leading rider until
his retirement, shared the
speakers rostrum with Price
in a discussion. of racing and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-10
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North Carolina at Virginia
WPIK-730, 1880 pm.
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Pittsburgh at Notre Dame
WMAL-630, 1870 pm.
Maryland at Duke, WTOP-
1900, 2 pm.
Navy at Syracuse, WRC-
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