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touchdown. but without a time
out remaining. Rollie Stitch
web, the Cadets quarterback,
raised his arms both to silence
the screaming crowd and to
stop the clock momentarily.
But his signal appeared to
be ignored by the game Off
Gals who permitted the clock
to keep running. AS some
youngsters began to stream
onto the field, there appeared
to be a moment Of confusion
with no one certain the game
had ended.
Will Face Texas
That indeciSion was quickly
forgotten by the Navy rooters
when the officials trotted off
the field toward their locker
room.
Immediately after the game,
Naval Academy officials an
nounced that the Middies have
accepted an invitation to the
Cotton Bowl and will meet
Texas, the No. l ranked team
in the country. in Dallas on
New Years Day. Navy was
ranked second going into to-
days game, but one more AS
ISOLATED Press poll is due next
week.
Pat Donnelly, Nays hard
driving fullback, tied an Army
Navy record when he scored
all three touchdowns. The
sill, 200-pound junior plunged
over from the 3-yard line in
the second quarter, put Navy
ahead, lat. in the third quar-.
ter when he pushed over from
6 inches away and then cut
inside his left end and scooteC
20 yards for the last Navy
touchdown.
Fred Marlin kicked all three
! extra points.
Donnelly's three scores tie
) the record set by Doc Blanch
: ard of Army and matched b
Army's Pat Uebel and Joe Bel
limo Of Navy.
Cadets Pull Onside Kick
Rollie Stichweh, the Army
quarterback. accounted for Il
of his teams IS points. He
rolled around his left end to
put Army on the Scoreboaro
first in the opening quarter
when he scored from the 10
and then, with Navy leading,
21-7, he went over from the
in the closing period and ran
over the 2-point conversion.
1t was then that Army al
most pulled out the game with
a perfectly executed onside
kick. With Ray Hawkins poised
to make a deep kickoff, Dick
Heydt cut in front and nudged
the ball barely across the So
yard line. Stichweh, who man.
aged to outshine Roger Stau-
bach, Nays Heisman Trophy
quarterback. bounced on the
ball on the Navy 40. The ball
had barely Travelled the neces-
sary 10 yards.
Only six minutes remained
and Army trailed by six points
after Stichweh's 2-point con-
version.
Eight plays moved the ball to
the Navy seven-yard line where
it was first and goal with one
minute 80 seconds left. Dor
PARCELS. the Army wingback
pushed to the five and now
there was ITO left.
Halfback Ken Waldrop got
to the four and as the clock
approached 80 seconds remain
ing, he carried again to the
two. Army huddled with the
clock running and when the
team lined up Stichweh raised
his hands for quiet so the Ca
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seem disposed to grant his re-
quest, the clock continued to
run and ran all the way out.
Finish Matches '46 Game
This was a major disappoint-
ment to Army. even though
Wayne Hardin, the Navy coach
who appeared emotionally
drained later, said the Cadets
played a magnificent game.
Today's game was almost a
carbon copy Of 1916 when
Army, led by Glenn Davis and
Blanchard, barely held off a
fired-up Navy squad that had
shown nothing all year. Army
won, 2l-18, but time ran out
that day with the Middies on
the two and threatening to
score.
Stichweh converted from
halfback following last season,
shared the starring role with
Donnelly. Running in his shifty
and quick style, Rollie gained
l03 yards in II attempts and
paced a Cadet ground attack
that outgained the MiddieS.
249 to 176.
Donnelly carried nine times
and gained IS yards. including
the three touchdowns.
And although Stichweh and
Donnelly attracted most spec
tator attention, Staubach
wasn't exactly bad. He ran IL
times and gained SIS yards
completed six Of IL passes for
81 yards and even caught a
pass.
Takes Orr Pass
Skip Orr. normally a flank
ing halfback who also played
a slot back part of the time
today, flipped a pass lefthand.
ed on a reverse. Staubacl
caught it on the so and rar
to the Army 40.
Army kicked off to the Mid
dies, who came on the fielt
wearing new gold jersies will
Drive For Five" stenciled OIL
their backs and four stars an
a big letter IN" on their shoul
ders, symbolizing their fou
straight victories.
However neither the new
shirts nor helmets bearing thu
entreaty to Beat Army" coulC
help to move the ball.
The Middies kicked from theil
81 and Army was in business
on its own 35.
1t took II plays to cover the
IS yards with Stichweh taking
it over from the 10 on the
pass-run option.
And then it began to look
as if Army never would allow
the MiddieS to keep possession
of the ball. On the second play
from Scrimmage following the
kickoff, Staubach drifted back
for his first pass attempt. II
hit the fingers of End Neil Hen
derSon and Guard Sonny Stow
ers intercepted for Army.
WaIdrop Fumbles at 81
Army moved to a first down
on the Navy 30, but Waldrop
fumbled and Nick Markoff
Nays Second-string fullback,
recovered on the 81.
The MiddieS, beginning to
show the offense that led them
to score at least three touch
downs in every game as they
built an 81 record before to-
day, drove from their own 81
to the Army II in just five
plays.
But here the Cadets set UP
a road block. Five plays later
the MiddieS had advanced to
the three and it was fourth
and goal. Staubach sprinted
around his right end, was
driven out on the one and
Navy gave up the ball.
Army managed to move out
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Redskins Face
Long Odds in
Giants Game
BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON
Star Staff Writer

NEW YORK, Dec. THE
Redskins will throw Tom CThe
Bomb Tracy at the Giants
tomorrow in their return game
at Yankee Stadium. The kick
off is scheduled for 2:05 pm.
and a capacity crowd of more
than $1,000 will see it.
The Redskins have no box
office appeal to speak of, but
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Green Bay-McGee 25. pass from
Starr q. Kramer kick.
Los Angeles-Bass 3. run (Villanueva
kick.
Los Angeles-Gabriel /. run (Villanue-
va kick.
Green Bay-FG, j. Kramer 40.
Green Bay-Taylor 40, run ~. Kra-
mer kick.
Green Bay-McGee 10, pass from
Starr ~. Kramer kick.
Green Bay-McGee 10, pass from
Starr q. Kramer kick).
Attendance. 52.357.
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Radio

Football
Washington VS.. New york,
WWDC-1260, 2 pm.
Baltim ore VS.. Minnesota,
WTOP-1500, q pm.
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Picture on Pose Ga

eight rounds by Referee Paul
Cavalier, the sole official, who
voted five for Tiger, the 81
favorite, and called two rounds
even.
Giardello, a rangy, boxer
type, used the old pattern of
jab, sharpshoot and move
against an ever-pressing oppo-
nent. Tiger missed often and
seemed to have trouble catch
ing UP with joey.
There were no knockdowns
and neither fighter appeared
to be in trouble at any time
as Giardello took an early lead,
quickly widened it and closed
strong.
Missed Previous Try
Giardello had missed on one
previous try for the 160-pound
crown when he fought a ISL
round draw with Gene Fullmer
in 1860. Since then, Tiger had
won the title from Fullmer and
twice defended against him.
Tiger, unbeaten in 10 fights
over a three-year span, had not
fought since he whipped Full
rHler last August in his native
Nigeria. At 159 pounds, Tiger
had trouble untracking himself
against an elusive target.
Giardello, 1853, flicked a left
jab, moved away and then cut
loose with his right hand az
long range. Tiger stalked but
failed to throw enough punches.
When Tiger did cut loose, too
many were wild and too many
were blocked.
The referee gave the new
champion the first. fourth,
sixth, seventh, eighth. ninth,
18th and 14th rounds. He
scored the second, third, fifth.
10th and 18th for Tiger and
called the 18th and 18th even.
The AP card was 9-5-1 in favor
of Giardello.
Third Title Defense
Tiger, whose real name is
Dick Ihetu, was making his
third defense. Both the others
had been against Fullmer, from
whom he won the title october
%. 1862 in San Francisco.
Ringsiders had the idea they
were watching the same old
movie, over and over. Giardello
waited, Tiger waited. Then
Giardello would flash out a jab
which Tiger would block. A
quick burst from Tiger would
go wild or be blocked. Joev
would rip in a quick counter
right or left and that would
be 1t.
AS the rounds went on it ap-
peared that Tigers persistent
but wild body attack probably
would wear down Giardello.
But it didn't work out that way.
At the end Giardello seemed as
fresh as ever.
It was a bitter defeat for
Tiger, who took intense pride in
his title and all it meant for
his native land.
Murray Goodman of the Gar
den State Sports, Inc, promot-
ing his first title bout, said he
had 3 contract with Giardello
for . gematch with Tiger.
~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-08
Tiger Upset
By Giarde|Io
In Title Bout

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j., Dec. Z
(AP).-Joey Giardello, a battle
SCARED veteran, won the world
midelweight boxing crown from
Nigeria's Dick Tiger tonight
in Is rounds on a decision that
was widely cheered by a big
crowd at Convention Hall.
The 33-year-old Giardello, a
pro for Is years, was given
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PITT ----------- 0 IL 3 7-22
PENN STATE-Klingensmith 9, run
Coates kick.
PITT-Martha /. run (pass failed).
PENN STATE-Sandusky 8, pass from
Liske COATES kick.
PTTT-Leeson /. run (pass failed.
PITT-FG. Lesson (355.
PENN STATE-Caum 10, pass from
Liske COATES kick).
PITT-Mazurek II, run Qeeson kick
Attendance, 52.349.
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Sports on Air
TeIevision

Football
Washington VS.. New York,
WTOP-9 2 pm.
Boston VS.. Kansas City,
WMAL-7, $3.50 pm.
Bowling
championship Bowling,
WMAL-7, noon.
Bowling Fun, WMAL-7, /
pm.
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STATISTICS

diets could hear the signals.
However the officials didn't
seem disposed to grant his re-
quest, the clock continued to
run and ran all the way out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-08
CANDLES Fail

Pitt gambled both times for
the bonus two points and each
time the Penn State defense
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Non i CAROLYN.
COLUMBUS COUNTY
~ - L &c T.

Under and by virtue Of the
power 81 sale contained in
certain deed of trust executed
by Franklin SuggS. Cl,fencc
Keel, and Spencer Vaught to
Frank M. Powell. Trustee. Ga.-
et TN" 23rd November, 1855,
md recorded in Book 10 Pa .
81 IN the office of the RcgiSt-
or of Deeds of Columbus CO.
unity. North Carolina. default
having been made in the PAY
ment of the indebtedness
thereby secured and said deed
of trust being by the terms
thereof subject To foreclosure.
the undersigned Trustee will
"iicr for sale at public auction
l" the highest bidder for cash
AT the Courthouse door i'm
Whitcvillc. North Carolina, al
IL O'Clock noon, on February
%, 1863. the land conveyed in
SAID decd of trust. the same
lying and being in Columbus
County. North Carolina. and
more particularly described as
follows:
Beginning at 4 stake y. II.
Blake'S corner. the South
East corner of Lot No. 3OI
the original survey Of ,hc
sunny South Colony, and
runs with the North margin
of the w. G.. & G.. Railroad
West : chains to a stake:
thence North 4 degrees East
6.l5/1O0 chains To stake
Joseph Lewis corner; thence
South &c degrees cast Sew
en- (O chains to a stake !.
Ii. Blakc'S line. Joseph Lewis
corner: thence South 1 de-
grces West 7.15/l0O chains
to the beginning. containing
Five 60 acres. more or less,
and being part of the subdi-
vision of Lot No. 3OI of the
Sunny South Colony Tract,
and also being the home
place where the said OZro
Green now lives. Excepting
further from the above tract
OF land one acre sold to Ed
Tabor City tribune., 1963-02-20
WE'D. FEB 20. 1868 I
NORTH CAROLINA
COLUMBUS COUNTY
N o T I G. r
THE TABOR CITY TR,HuNE PAGE


Whereas the undersigned.
acting as Commissioners, IN
* .pecial proceeding cnti,l-
Il, Mrs. Ethel Harrelson W.
G. {. Harrelson and wife,
Opal Harrelson, Carl w. Har-
'clS"n, single; Clyde Harrcl-
Non Todd and husband. Gruv-
CT Todd; DOROTHY HarrelSon.
single, Irene HarrClSon Caplc
and husband, Cape" offers
iGr sale the lands hCrcinaf,cr
described; and whe cas- with
IN the Gatc allowc,, by law
advanced bids were filed with
the Clerk of Superior Court rC
Columbus County and an Ori-
or issue directing said Com
miSSloncrS to resell said land
upon an opening bid of Four
Thousand Three Hundred Fill
ty Five (S4,355.OO) Dollars an
the first tract described here
IN and an opening bid of Ten
Thousand Six Hundred Two
and so 100 ($lO.602.5O) Dol
lars on the second tract de-
Scribcd herein.
Now therefore, under and
o. virtue of the said Order of
the Clerk of Superior Court 1f
Columbus County in the above
entitled special proceeding, In"
Undersigned CommiSSi ncrs
viii offer for sale upon open
Ing bids at public auction 10
the highest bidder for cash at
the door of the Columbus CO.
unity Court House in White
vile, North Carolina at 1900
o'clock Noon on the 5th day of
March, 1868. thc following dc.
Scribcd property located in
Columbus County, North Car
linn.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-02-20
FIRST TRACT

Beginning at stake in the
old Sidney Public Road. and
runs with the old Sidney
Public Road down To the
Peacock Road 20 N. +. MCr-
rlttS !:nc; thence with n. +.
Merritt 5 line 40 the old
McarCS line: thence with the
old McarcS line tO the old
POlcCat Public Road: thence
with this road To the begin
ming. containing l3 acres,
more or less. Excepting from
the above described tract of
Iand all that part ON the
South side of the Public
II = INV ay leading from
WmtcVlllC, N. &. To Tabor
City, N. {. which leaves Four
(4) acres. more or less, con-
vcyCd by this deed. And
being tn" same tract of land
set forth and fully described
in Il certain decd made bv
j. Il. Crib to w. a. Cribb,
dated the LIST day Of FCbrrI-
AIRY. a. ID. 1910. and duly
recorded in Book 1853. pag"
$40, Records of Columbus
County in the Office Of the
Register nf Deeds which
said decd is h"r, py referred
10 and made Il part of this
decd.
SECOND .EACT
Beginning at ! niaCk gum
in Iron Hill Eglnch and runs
North 48 West 25 To- stake:
thence South 20 West ~
chains and 20 links to a
pine; thence South 20 East
about IL chains 10 q cart
road; thence with said road
AZ West = chains and 20
''''''''.
@"''' uo u'Pf"cS East "
cnd'''S 20 INKS 10 q Lake;
',''i'cc 9"u'h 10 EHSl y
'''"'''S l" Il p'hc' Norm 16'.
East 10 chains Ia a bay;
North l8'2 West 3 chains
and 80 links; North 81 West
Tabor City tribune., 1963-02-20
WHO CAN DRIVE

% call regularly each month
on established Studio Girl
Cosmetics clients in and a
round Tabor City making
necessary deliveries, etc. 3
or 4 hours per day. Rout"
will pay up to $500 per
hour. write STUDIO GIRL
COSMETICS, Dept. 1882.
Glendale, Calf. Feb .3-20c
Tabor City tribune., 1963-02-20
SPARE TINE INCOME. Re-

filling and collecting money
from NEW TYPE high quai-
ity coin operated dispensers
Ill THIS area. No selling. r.
quality YOU must have car.
references, 5000 To Sl9nu
cash. Seven To twelve hours
weekly. More full tine. For
i.~rSun / interview write u
.. Box 4lo5, Pittsburgh, =.
Pa. Include phone number.
Feb. 1872.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-02-20
BUDGET voorhees, Build

your income. Avon CoSmet-
les has an excellent oppor-
t"nity I" offer qualified
women. write Mrs. PaulinS
Cu'brcth, mgr, Box 1872.
Wilmington, N. G. giving di-
rcctlonS To your home and
telephone no. 1t
Tabor City tribune., 1963-02-20
fREE-A New Pair of Shoes.

f. REE-A New Pair of Shoes.
When you purchase = pairs
Of leather shoes at regular
price, you are ,t.tltlcd To- the
18th pair free. Based on av-
eragc price cf the first -
pairs. At least two pairs per
year must he purchased. We
keep the record for you. Ask
about the Lucky l3 Club at
Rucy's Clothing Store, Tai
or City. (tD
Tabor City tribune., 1963-02-20

DICUS F1REST0NE co. is
your local Carolina Tele-
phone Co. representative. All
telephone patrOrs of this
area may pay their monthly
Till at Dicus Fircytonc, Tab
or City by mail or in per-
son. (TF)
Tabor City tribune., 1963-02-20
SEWING MACHINE BARG-

SEWING MACHINE BARG-
AIMS - One rcpoSScssrd
Singer Portable. Take up
balance owing. One Singer
Electric portable, tradc-in
for the low price of Sl9.95.
Sec Joe Evans for sales and
service of Singer vacuum
cleaners and sewing mach
ines. Phone 693l, Tabor City.
TIC
Tabor City tribune., 1963-02-20
ERsONALIzED BOOK MAT

CHES. Have your own mes
cage imprinted at low cost.
digh quality, made by Sup
erior Match Co. Tabor City
Tribune, Ipdf.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-02-20
FOR SALE - Used Freezer,

PhIlco l5 Fl. Save over So,
On late Model, guaranteed
nhC ncw. Will trade for
anything of value. Terms.
Call 1921, Ask for Perry.
(ltc)
Tabor City tribune., 1963-02-20
FOR RENT :

Bath hot and cold water. On
Hwy. 70l 6 miles from Tab
or City, phone 6l5-l. Mrs.
o. N. Gore At Pircway.
Drl
Tabor City tribune., 1963-02-20
FOR SALE-I4 Fl. fibcrgIass

Wv III I've 'ip'i iEidSS
boat, 1853 Mercury motor.
Is hp., and a boat trailer.
See or call Mitchell Wriy.
RI 3, Tabor City, phone
6262. 2tD
Tabor City tribune., 1963-02-20
NOTICE TO ALL LADIES

We can match any color
household paint. Inside. out
side enamel, flat, rubber
base, or sCmi-glOSS. We have
a paint machine that makes
many more cOlOrS than the
human eye can see. RcmCm-
bcr, you can always match
your color with the highcS.
quality paint al Townsend
Builders, Inc, WLitcvillC.
(Indf.j
Tabor City tribune., 1963-02-20

STEN OG HER NOTE
BOOKS. We have them for
ja": S5c caclI TABOR City
tribune. Indf.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-02-20
MEN - WOMEN - COUP

MEN - WOMEN - COUP
Les. Needed To manage mo-
tells. Many openings nation
ally and nearby. Age no bar
ricr. Experience unncccsS-
AIRY as we train qualified ap-
plicants. Luxurious apart
mcntS furnished. For per
Sonal interview, Write Box
407 c/o Tabor City Tribune.
Tabor City, giving name.
address and phi. no.
FCb.6, .2GC
Tabor City tribune., 1963-02-20

FOR SALE-Magic Chef Gas
Ransc-SavC over 500. Take
over payments of only $500
per month. Call 1921, Tabor
City. Ask for Burroughs.
Night Call 585l. (ttc)
Tabor City tribune., 1963-02-20

FOR SALE: New and used pi-
ar,oS. Contact Lake View
Furniture Company, Lake
VisW, ). &. Telephone 159-
229l.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-02-20

NO MATTER WHERE YOU
live. you can enjoy the all
weather dcpendability Of
Sun gas. Safe, clean, effici-
cnt. Get our prices on corh-
plctcly installed systems
Wrights Gas & Furn. Co
Indf
Tabor City tribune., 1963-02-20

- COIOrcd maids
tor SlCCp-in jobs in New
York. Salary S35 To $50 pc,
week. Transportation furn-
iShcd. Write &. F.. Townsend,
Box 28l, BcnncttSvillc, S. c.
Jan March 27c
Tabor City tribune., 1963-02-20
FOR SALE-Onc 1855 Massey

Harris PAGER tractor, with
double bottom pillow, One
King disc, stalk cutter, and
Hay Rake, all in good con-
ditlon. Contact MIR. II. B
Ward. Tabor City. N. G. On
7Ol BY Pass. 2/6,l3,20pG
Tabor City tribune., 1963-02-20

HELP WANTED - Vacancy
in adjoining area to sell
RawlCiGh Products. Writ
Rawlcieh Dept. NCB-24l-
873, Richmond, Va.
Fcb.l3,27p
Tabor City tribune., 1963-02-20
ADMINISTRATOR 4

The undersigned, having
qualified as Administrator rr
the Estate of Mrs. J. r. Spivcy.
! late Of Columbus County, this
is To notify all persons having
claims against said estate to
present them to the UNDER
signed on or before August Is.
1868, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their rccov-
cry. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make
payment tn the undersigned.
This the 18th day of Feb.
1863.
Earl Wright
Administrator of
the Estate of Mrs.
j. r. Spivcy,
Deceased.
ID. +. MCGougan. Jr.. Attorney
Feb. b.20.27, ,March6, ,l3
FOR SALE Portable gasoline
powered electric generator,
delivers $50 watts AC out
put with - volts DC output
for battery. Manual or sicc-
trio starting. New II vol.
battery. Contact Jack Dui-
fell 3 A. M.-6 p. NJ. Phone
223l, after call 625l.
TIC
Tabor City tribune., 1963-02-20

FCR YGIR WELL DRILLING
NEEDS. See +. T.. Wright,
Phone 1851 or 3u36. Tabor
City Wells pumped tree Of
sand at no additional charge.
wells Guaranteed. (tfc)
Tabor City tribune., 1963-02-20

MALE HELP WANTED-For
Shoe Department of Dept.
Store in Tabor City-Wri;c
Shoe" Box 407, Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-02-20

T"" Junior Chamber of
Commerce is legally consti-
iutvH corporation under tho
laws Of the state Of North
Carolina.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-02-20

FOR RENT-TO persons with
on children. Largr iu.... :,
Cd apartment. BIT Hickman
Road. Phone 248l. TIC
Tabor City tribune., 1963-02-20

. : S SAi-. - silver Tone
Si'rco tape recorder with
accessories. Cost over $500
low. Wal sacrifice at SlOO.
tall 1921 Tabor City on
Men lays or Thursdays and
'Sk for Lloyd Gore. 3tp
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johnson Beats
Gaithersburq

Walter Johnson's defense
played its usual outstanding
game and got help from the
offense yesterday as the Spar
tans stayed in contention in
the Montgomery County League
with a 1870 victory over Gath
ersbrg on the losers field.
The defending champion
SpartanS had scored only on a
75-yard kickoff return while
losing and tying their last two
games. Ronnie Bagarus and
Jim Krause led the offense
yesterday as the team won
its third league game.
Bagarus, a l50-pound sopho-
more, grabbed a first-quaFter
pass from Quarterback Nelson
Riddle and sprinted into the
end zone to complete an 18-
yard scoring play. 1t came on
the end Of a 58-yard drive.
In the fourth quarter, the
Spartans marched 81 yards
with Krause bulling his way
over from the 4 for the score.
Walter Johnson is now in third
place with q 3-1-1 league mark.
Gaithersburg, now 1-3 in the
league, was plagued by FUN
bles at crucial spots and never
got inside the winners 15-yarc
line,
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Walt Whitman High School
pushed over a touchdown early
in the fourth quarter to nip
Peary, 1877. yesterday in a
game in which Peary lost four
players, including Quarterback
Terry Fitzpatrick with a broken
collarbone.
Fitzpatrick will be lost for
the season. He was followed to
the sidelines by Halfback Bill
Richmond, slight conclusion;
Fullback Bob Badaczewski.
Clipped bone in ankle, and
Linebacker Bobby Alternately,
sprained ankle. The injuries
jumped the list to six in two
weeks.
The Arrotta brothers, Bob
and Fred, spanked the winning
drive. Fred kept the 12-play,
65-yard drive in motion with a
screen pass to Fullback Gerry
Trunnel good for 81 yards and
a first down on the Peary Z.
Bob. a halfback, rammed over
from the one for the deciding
score.
Halfback Russell Gobeile got
the Huskies on the board in the
closing seconds of the third
quarter with O 34-yard sweep
around end. But with Fitzpatrick
injured in the same quarter,
the Huskies couldn't muster an
other threat.