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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-23
Second Unit Role
All Right With Hill

including the lsst-play game
winner.
TT doesn't bother me-" Hill
said with an impish-type smile.
81 get TO play more this way.
Against the Air Force, I played
all the time with the second
unit. and ! also got IN part Of
the time with the first team.
In high school," Hill con-
tinued. Il wasn't listed on the
first team on the depth charts
either because I played both
halfback positions. but I wound
up making the All-Metro
team"
In effect. Hills latest role is
as 9 trouble-shootsr. Hes q
competitor" Nugent said. Hes
definitely one Of our best IL
football players. but well let
Arizzi be the workhorse and
keep Hill fresh. It's probably q
wild way to handle 1t, but we
think this Is the way It works
best"
More Contact Work
Although the Deacons are
hardly frightening, Nugent is
trying hard to keep his troops
in the proper frame Of mind.
Drills go on the same as usual.
There was contact yesterday
and there will be more today.
THE only thing worse than
losing all your games" Nugent
said. lis to win q big one and
lose the next. It's difficult to
say how good Wake Forest Is
since they haven't done much,
but we have ample reason to
be concerned. Wake Forest lost
all It's games last season, too,
but we haven't forgotten we
had trouble beating them. 1872.
TERP TOPICS - Len Chi
averini has q bad knee bruise
and is questionable for Satur-
day. He's the Terps' top rusher.
although Jerry Fishman has
replaced him as No. / tailback
.. Guard Fred Joyce. once
figured lost for the season with
q hgament tear, is back in &C
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-23
By STEVE GUBACK
star staff Writsg


Things must be even brighter
than suspected at Maryland.
Daryl Hill. who leads the club
in games won. scoring, kickoff
returns, pass receiving and
punt returns. can't make the
Terps' first unit.
That's how 1t goes, either
feast or famine.
Tom Nugent read off his
starting cast for Saturdays
date against Wake Forest at
Winston-Salem and Hills name
wasn't on 1t. This Is the kind
Of news that should make the
winleSs Deacons, battered In
five games already. feel like
turning in their ACC union
cards.
OF course, there's more to
this than meets the eye. Ditto
for the Deacons.
That seemed to be the gen.
eral theme at yesterdays press
luncheon as Nugent & Co. tried
hard to make 1t look as If
there's more to Wake Forests
OILS record than you'd think,
too. Chats 10 straight losses
last season and five in this
oneO The case for Hill was
more convincing.
Nugent Likes Size
Hill isn't starting ct end or
swing back, not because he
doesn't deserve 1t. but because:
(a) Nugent likes his ends to be
big enough to block the tackles
and linebackers, and (b) be-
cause he wants to keep Ernie
Arizzi at swing back for de-
fensive purposes. It was Arizd
who captured two Air Force
passes last week. the Terps'
only interruptions so far this
season.
Hill takes it all In stride, Just
the way he gathers In Dick
SINNERS fluffy bombs. He
wasn't a starter for the Air Force
game, chiefly due to an early
week ankle sprain, but he
caught two touchdown passes,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-23

The 1928 spare shown today
illustrates a sleeper pin"
That's a pin which Is directly
In back Of another pin and is
tough to see and sometimes
tougher to hit. The s-pin Is
Q sleeper pin"
! always aim my ball for the
la Brooklyn" pocket to con-
vert this spare. The ball hits
all three pins this way, con-
tinuing back into the Spin
after it has hit the / and 2.
You've seen bowlers pick this
up by knocking the into the
2 and depending upon one or
the other to go back into the
g. But your chances this way
are not as good as when you
hit all three pins with the ball.
Always check the pins left
after your first ball to make
sure you haven't any sleeper"
pins lurking In the background.
It's even easier to miss them
when you don't know they're
there,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-23

then HowardS voice came
through. After four losses and
Q tie in five games. Howard
was less than his usual clipper
self.
"Yeh, I said 1t about the l."
Howard confessed. But It
don't mean nothtn'. buddy.
When you amt winning, you
gotta say somethin', don't
your"
That's the way 1t Is with the
Baron Of Barlow Bend. Nothing
: silences him.
It Is q matter Of record that
Howard regards the I-forma-
ton and It's inventor Coach
Tom Nugent Of Maryland a.
about as useful as q sty in the
eye. Howard would have to lose
104 straight before he'd try 1t,
and then only with modifica-
tons. 1t was q warm, sunny
day early in September and
they hadn't played q game yet
when Howard had his last say
about the formation.
Howard pushed his tobacco
TO one side and squinted his
eyes, the way he does when he
has q particularly crafty
thought. He announced proudly
that he finally realized why Nu-
gent called 1t what he did.
'Everytime I hear him, he's
saying / did this and I did
that" Howard guffawed. mo
wonder it's the I-formation."
Nobody's Laughing much
nowadays ct Death Valley, al
though Howard insists through
the heavy gloom that the body
is still alive and kicking. TITS q
helIuva problem when you
lose" Howard said. not being
too original. But we amt quit
yet"
In his 2S years Of coaching
he's never had Q club off to
such . sorry start and amid tbs
obvious rumbllngs. Howard has
one. Q quarrel with Athletic d.
rector Frank Howard.
when you got to go out and
play Oklahoma and @ eorgia
Tech. buddy, SOS the golf team
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-23
Pigskin Club Plans
Annual Awards Eete

The Pigskin Club will hold
q meeting October 80 at
$3.50 pm. In the lower assembly
hall Of the Odd Fellows build
ing to discuss It's annual awards
dinner.
The dinner Is scheduled for
Saturday evening, December
IL In the Presidential and Con-
gressional rooms Of the Statler
Hilton Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-23
Remutch Feature
Of Mat Program

Killer Kowalski and Eduardo
Carpenter, who wrestled to q
draw last week, will meet In q
rematch Is the feature Of to-
morrow nights wrestling pro-
gram at Capitol Arena. The
bout. which opens the program
at $3.50. win not be televised.
Gorilla Monsoon, Q 357-pound
Manchurian, will take on both
Prince Nero and Carlos Milano
In . handicap match,
Slave Girl Moolah battles
Fran Gravette. Pedro Morales
and Miguel Perez meet Boris
Malenko and Gordo Chihuahua
in Q team match, Chris Jeleva-
rou wrestles George Drake and
Klondike Bill takes on Arnold
Skoaland in other matches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-23

can travel In style and all them
other minor sports, you gotta
expect some Of this" he said.
Howard paused and added
that from now on Coach How
ard would protect himself first
and the golf teams, presume
\ bly,, could walk.
49,
Statisticslly. Clemson has
outgained every team 1t has
PLAYED. except Georgia Tech,
and then ii fumbled an incred-
ible IS times In the rain.
II amt so sure we didn't OUT
gain them, too" Howard shot
back. But the only thing that
counts. buddy. Is what goes up,
on that scoreboard."
Howard paused. ITS been o
helluva year." he, groane d.
lone plays been beating US.
Against NC State. we had Q
back who falls fiat on his face
and they beat US, 7-3, with ..
long pass. Against Georgia. We
fumbled on the 3-yard line. Z. i
I'VE had the ball against
Duke on the 20 In the last min
ute and We even got our four
times at bat. I thought sure
we'd win. But on the last pass
our quarterback didn't see q
guy as open as hell In the end
zone"
And 50 Clemson lost. $3.50,
although It set an AtlanticI
Coast Conference passing rec
ord with 364 yards.
Although Howard hasn't
been hung In effigy yet. some
folks already are loudly volun-
teering Clemson e. the flop Of
the year.
"Yeh, I know" Howard
growled. but I don't feel that
way" The emphaSis was on the
81"
But this was supposed 10 Be
the best Clemson team since
1859, wasn't 10
"Yeh, I said that" Howard
agreed, but that was before I
got three good ones hurt
Boyette, my tackle; Sutton, my
halfback. and Ruffnsr, my No.
2 quarterback"
A year ago, Clemson turned
the corner late In the season
and won It's last four. The cor
ner-turning could come about
now. There's Virginia this week
at Charlottesville, then Wake
Forest at home
II keep thinkin' It's coming
every week." Howard said. but
1t hasn't arrived yet. Virginia Is
gonna be tough. all right"
Howard paused and then
picked up his chin. 'Yeh. /" he
growled. but It wouldn't sur
prise me . bit II We won our
last five"
He always has al the an
swers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-23

ton and VIII play with the
second unit Interest is
unusually high for Fridays
freshman game between tbs
Baby Terps and indicated VIZ
ginia. with 2e0-pound John
Naponik, ct 2 pm In Byrd
Stadium.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-23
Thicker Becomes Rookie With Royals

National Basketball Associa-
ton yesterday.
Thacker signed one day after
his release from Fort jackson,
s. C., following six months ac-
tive Army Reserve duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-23
Bowman, Lorker Sold

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. %
AP).-The Giants sold In
fielderS Ernie Bowman and
Norm Larker to minor league
clubs and put shortstop Gil
Carrido on their roster yester-
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-23

CINCINNATI, oct. - CAP)
Cincinnati Royals signed
Tom ThAeker. former Univer-
sity Of Cincinnati star. 10 q
one-year rookie contract In the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-23
SPORTS SPOTLIGHT
.WinIess Clemson
To Try the II?
By STEVE GUBAcK

There was report out Of Clemson that Frank Howard
might to the Iformation to try snap winless
Tigers Of their dodms and this rather preposerous
like saying that Liz Taylor had turned from Richard
The cali was placed the phone buzzed few times and
Milford chronicle., 1963-08-09

Another great asset for the museum is the ovoi
ability of yearround residents with training in the
field of natural history who instructors and
guides.
During the summer months roadside tent packed
with exhibits is set up near q nature trail on the
museums property Visitors encouraged to walk
along the ru otter looking at the exhibits
Regular classes conducted during which children
ore offered the opportunity TO study hundreds OF forms
of Iife both plant and onmoI that nhabif the oreos
streams and glacial ponds. Other classes wander into
nearby TO study geology, plant and bird life
and the sea- Games of identification stimulate the
tours.
The rewards are rich, only for the children but
also for the instructors who able share the ave-
of their eager young students and suvor their express
sions they experience moments of discovery.
Milford chronicle., 1963-08-09

there anything beautiful than the rapture on
/ ehids face during moment of discovery?
Boys and girls too usually treasure such odd things
as rocks, turtles, leaves and other wonders OF the
woods and waters.
There are many ways in which children con learn
from nature, but rorey they given the encourage
menf-the TO the questions their receptive
minds need TO know.
Nine years ago group of Brewster, Moss, resi-
dents founded the Cope Cod Museum OF Natural His
tory where children encouraged to touch, TO SMELL
to look, to hear and to the wonders of nature
under the guidance of knowing adult who could
answer their questions on the spot.
The setting for the project is ideo with 48 of
land thaf includes marshes, volIeys, hills streams,
woodlands and fresh water ponds-o wonderful won-
deriond of nature Nearby sond dunes and the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-20

GAS RANGE, caloric Ao-ln., 8 burn.
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cond,, $40, sold separately Dryer
Hamilton, Just overhauled, excel,
cond., so. Oxygen tent, hiRh humid.
iyl full canopy, never used. UN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-20
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

BEEF CATTLE FOR YOUR FREEZ.
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HORSES BOARD ED-Lge. box
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Weather vans Riding Academy
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HORSE, s.yr.-old Western Pinto
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HORSE TRAILER, '65 two-hOrse tan.
dem trailer wIlq5T Ford ranch
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ONO HAY for sale. Timothy, Alfal.
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PONY, gray. yr. old, mare can be
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PIANOS
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FARM AND GARDEN

BEEF CATTLE for your freezer.
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"ITALIAN"

Lovely gold sofa and chair,
foam rubber (skirted and
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Q handsome bunch" tables
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IA beautiful oval table and
0 uphol. chairs, with hand
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-20

FURNITURE-Simm convertible
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U other models to choose from.
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FURN. din. R.. SET, liv. rm. set,
refgr., auto. wash. mach, other
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APIS, FURNISHED. O.

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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

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PIANO
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"MODERNE"
'CONTEMPRA'

For The Young At Heart
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FARM AND GARDEN
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ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

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Holmes County herald., 1963-05-16
Larry Mcbride, Freshman
Jack McCrory, Circulation Mgr.
Hospitals Are Career Cenfers

population increases, and as more peo-
pie recognize the value Of prompt
medical care
Hospitals offer many career oppor-
tunities for persons Of all types those
with a sense of business. those with
desire to help their fellow man, those
who work we'll with people. those who
prefer the quiet of the laboratory or
library, those who enjoy housekeep
ing and those who like to teach.
Whatever a persons interests, the hos
pitaI field has a position to match it.
The opportunity in the hospital is a
unique one-a chance for youngg per-
son to do what he likes and does best,
and at the same time contribute to
the we'll being of his community
We urge every young person as he
looks to his future to consider the hos
pitaI as the center for his career
Holmes County herald., 1963-05-16
Mississippi Memorial Stadium
offers tickets for fall season

First call is being sounded
for mail orlers for tickets to
the four big football games
. be p.ayed in Mississippi
Memorial o.sdium tbs fall.
The Stadium Commission is
now receiving at P. o. Box
1874, Fondren Station, jack
son, orders by mail only, for
any or all games. A ticket
priority shedule is detailed by
the Commission in this first
announcement.
The schedule is one of the
most attractive offered by any
Stadium in the South. The
opener on September 14th will
be eagerly anticipated by
many fans. The debut of Un-
|iversity of Southern Missis-
sippi ana Coach PIE" Van,
and Memphis State University
and Coach "Spook" Murphy.
These two teams have put on
a good show each year for the
past four years and everybody
is : anticipating another good
game this year.
On October 18th Mississippi
State University will play Tu-
lane. Last year State put on
their finest offensive show of
the year against Tulane at
New Orleans. Long runs and
last minute touchdown passes
made the game an exciting
one to watch.
Four weeks later on Novem-
ber 9th Coach Shug Jordan
and his Auburn Tigers will
make their first appearance
in Mississippi Memorial Stadi.
um against Coach Paul Davis
and his Mississippi State Un-
iverslty Bulldogs. Auburn's
young ball club was the SEN
lsation of the Conference last
year, and with practically all
Of last years team back for
1868, they are being picked
| TO finish in the first division
ir 1868. This will be an after
noon game, all other games
oeing played at night.
The final game of the sea-
son, brings Coach Charley Nc
olendon and his l.. S. U. Tig-
ars back to Mississippi Mem
orial Stadium against Missis-
sippi State University for the
second consecutive year. Last
year the Tigers were red hot
n the rain against State. Bet
.er than 10000 fans from Lou
siana are again expected to
.olloW the Tigers to MiSSisSip
'pi.
Feeling that priority for the
choicest seats allocated to the
Commission should go to pur-
chasers supporting the entire
schedule, the Commission will
ill ticket orders as long as