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JUST ONE LEFT!-Exeiting brand
new TaneheT. on huge lb0-ft.
wooded lot. liv. rm. with flropl..
full bsmt. Only Sl7,250.
DUANE REAL ESTATE, INC.
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(cONTlNUEDl
FAIRFAX
VILLAGE
APARTMENTS
PENNA. AVE. Sc.

Top Of the hill, at Maryland line,
overlooking the Capitol. 10 min
utes by bus. Garden apts. In park
like setting. Call LU. 2-S2S5. OF.
flee. 2001 3Sth st. sc. OPEN
Mon.-Fri, 2 am. to 5 p.m.; sat,
am. to pm: Sun, pm. Ia
pm, Also furnished apartments
TYPE APT. HOMES
with large porches. 10 minutes
from the Capitol, overlooking
Suitland pkwy., Oxon Run Park
picnic grounds and new goli
course. open to public. |, 2 and
3 bedrm. apts. from SIS, De.
tached small buildings, homelikC
atmosphere, beautifully land.
scaped, quiet friendly neighbor.
hood in suburban setting. Three
exposures in every apt, lge
rooms, ample closets, porch eonv
for dining, sleeping and living
Real stairs to spacious fenced-ir
lawns for safe play, plumbing iT
kitchen for washing machines
outside. drying, individual stor.
age lockers. building wired for ali
conditioners. Short walk to two 1
rare bus lines; shopping center
parking. Good Hope Hns is west
Of Nayior I'd. in Vicinity Of SOtf
st., sc. Rental office open daily
between 10 am. and $3.50 pm
1900 both ST. Sc. LU. $4,000.
wAvERLY TAYLOR, INC.
GEORGETOWN - Charming, new.
ly remodeled. air-cond.. / bedrm
apt. Call for an appointment
33S-76S0.
RD., Sc, asa = Apt
/. Colored. 2 rms, kit. and bath
laundry facilities. Neat and INV
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ARL., 1925 N. Longfellow ST..
bedrm, brick Colonial, fenced yd
Vacant. Redec. SIPS mo. 524.
1890.
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BURNT MILLS AREA-Gorgeous
brick split-level, huge all-electric
kitchen, beautiful recreation room
with fireplace, lovely Handicapped
lot. Only S34 $50 and what ter
rifle financing. Only $1,000 down.
payments S175 per month buys
this lovely home.
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BRICK RAMRLER
BUILDERS OWN DREAM

Now available. A beautiful
4-bedroom, ga bath Colonial
on 3 acres In most desirable
area of fine homes. Call for
further details Reasonably
priced at S42,500.
The Ripley Co., JU. 5-61l1
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REAL ESTATE SALE or EXcH,

TRADE what you have and don't
want for what you want and can
USE NJ, W. SIMMONS, 81, pO.
$4,000. pO, e.3f2A.
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KEMP MILL EsTATEs-sPAcE TO
SPARE. Lge. A-bedrm. Split-level,
3 full baths. rec. rm.. screened
porch earport, fenced lot t27,-
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WOODLEY RID. AREA
/ block from Conn. ave. Smart
and iust on the market. 1st floor
bath. 3 bedrooms and bath on
End floor. Nice size rooms
throughout, good garden, gear ga
rage. Priced at S34 500. and will
sell quickly. Call WO. $4,000 til
Q. EDW. H. JONES 81 CO., INC.
REALTORS.
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APIS. FURNIsHED-MD.
tcoNTlNUsp)


SILVER sPRING-Close- in. lge. 8.
rm. effic., pvt. bath " Shower, and
pvt. ent., adult only. JU. 5-550S
SILVER SPRING, 1lO Schuyler rd !.
overlooking Sligo Greek pkwy.-
Lge. l-bedrm. apt, in mod. bldg
Sll5 mo. incl. all utils. See iani.
tor in bsmt. or call RA. 6-4700
TAKOMA PARK-Attrac. large din
rm., liv. rm,, w/wall-to-w car.
peting. ] bedrm., bath, kit, utils
incl. S105. JU. 9-21SS.
TAK0MA PARK, 1890 Carroll ave
Small effic. One man only. $50
all utilities furnished.
TAKOMA PARK-Entire md fir
. b.r., lge liv. rm., sep. din. rm.,
kit and bath. Pvt. entr, in 3.
unit brk, bldg. S147.50 for I
adults. Ju. S-2G6I,
TAX. PK.-Bsmt. effic., pvt. entr.
shower, utils.. modern. SIS mo
Adults. JU. 5-46SS.
APTS. FURMISRED-VA.
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APIS. uNEuRNIsHED--vA ApTs. URFuRNIsHEp-yA.
COOP APTs. FOR SALE
HOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

THE WESTCHESTEk - Lovely Q
bedrm. ant, liv.. rm., solarium,
foyer, dinette, kit, bath. 33S-2670'
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ALEX.-BRADDOCK HTs.-six-room
brick. Full bSmt., "a baths. Cony.
TO everything. $3.50 mo. 67l-S333.
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SPENCER
HOUSES TO SHARE

CHRISTIAN couple or woman "a
share beautifully furn, home with
:, BenninF I'd, area. 3pg-3fb4,
GIRL 70 share house with 4 other
dryer. "a 4.baSg' '
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HOUSES FoR sALE-p. Q.

ALICE DIAL. ST. AIMS. WILSON,
owner wants fast ACTION Pine
brick Colonial with heavy slate
roof bedrooms, large pAneied
den lovely new kitchen, ~
baths Chevy chats and Spring
Valley shopping, Best public and
parQchial schools UPPER 2Os--
MAXI An QEFkRl M. Begley,
LIPS. INC. Df. 7.i4ii,
AMIR. u..sPRING VALLEY ARIA
-BLand-new beauty with q 3O-ft,
comb. 8 bedrooms iovsiy % rsefsa. aii.
tion room. , fireplaees. 2 fun
baths and two v baths Public
and narochial schools Wonderful
in.town location. FRANK q. phil.
lips INC Dt. T-ifii. evenings.
wo, $1,000.
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CHEVY CHASE gorgeous homes
one, 3-bedrm. rambler with full
hsmt., and another, 4-bedrm. Co.
lonial, Both homes have eonven.
lent locations for schools. trans
portation and shopping. Immedi
ate ncciInancY
Evening star., 1963-01-03

EP"NIVuo sDIII-ItVtI, , Dedrms,l 2 =
pains rec. rm., carDort. fen. yard.
CloSe-ln neighborhood. S175.
Rent with option TO buy, save mart
Of your monthly paymt. Beaut.
new split level with panoramic
view, 5 bedrms., 3 baths, 3 fire.
pls., rec. rm.. bsmt. play area.
garage, huge porch. $3.50 per mo,
500 applicable on purchase. so.
S-S07g.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-D. c.
tcoNTINuEp)
AMER. UNIV. PARK
$19,750
3-Bedroom Semidetached

Chevy Chase Realty
EN-. 3-1sO0 Ewes, 96e-ss06
BERKELEY, NEW LISTING! Hand
some Colonial, fully air condition
edl 4 bedrooms plus finished 3rd
floor. Den, recreation room, 2 full
baths, half baths. Prestige loca-
ton, off FoXhall road. Short, safe
walk TO Lady OF Victory. FRANK
s. PHILLIPS. INC, Dt. 7-l41l,
Ewes. call WO. 6-5499.
BRIARCLIFF, NEW HOME - Mag
nificent Colonial by Frank s. Phil
lipSl Real elegance and charm In
an unsurpassed location. Features
huge family room with fireplace
on LIST floor. There are B finished
bedrooms plus . unfinished bed
rooms and 3 baths above the first
floor Kitchen is indescribablel /
There's still time 10 select your
own decorl FRANK s. PHILLIPS,
INC Dl. 7-l4ll. Ewes. call
654- -0766,
BRICK COLONIAL near Columbia
rd,--5 bedrms.. az baths, large
family sized din. rm. and liv. rm.,
very clean. good cond Garage
Suitable for home and income
SlS,5OO
TED LINGO JU. 7-7TO0
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PETWORTH-yACANT

LOUIS RUDDEN, To. 2-3ObO
WOODBRIDGE. 1929 Mills ave. ne.
Detached. center-hall plan. re-
decorated. slate roof, large yard.
gear garage. Also off-street mark
ing, Convenient TO everything
Terms. tradesl
MARSHALL RoYsToN REALTY
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ARL., S.--New air -cond. brick ram.
bier, 3 bedrms., 2 baths, liv. rm
W/tirepl., din. rm.. equip. kit,
rec. rm.. w/firepl.. gas forced-aii
neat. S2lO mo. B. M. SMITH
ia. 4-420O.
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RID, Sc, 46i4 - Apt
/. Colored. 2 rms, kit. and bath
laundry facilities. Heat and INV
included. Only $3.50 mo. Cal
Mr.. Neumann. MA. $4,000.
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BAHEYs CROSSROADS p,

ARL., N. -. 7-room home. firepl.
full bsmt., large fenced yard, in.
terror, nicely decorated, conv. K
schools. church, and buses. Cal
Evening star., 1963-01-03

BAILEYS CROSSROADS = Pres.
tige area. spacious brick rambler
3 bedrms., 2 baths. sep. din. rm.
screened porch. fenced yard, ga.
rage. bSmt., rec. rm., maids rm.
laundry. rm., many extras, S25C
mo; with option to buy II desired
CAL Mr. Brown ARFAX REALTY
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Sinner Nets
1000 Yards
For Sd Year

GREENSBORO, N. c., Nov.
IL (AP).-Maryland Quarter
back Dick Sinner is the first
Atlantic Coast Conference foot
ball player to crash the 1000
yard barrier three times, but he
is no cinch to win the individual
offenSe crown.
With two games to play.
Sinners 1,001-yard total for
eight contests is only SIS yards
ahead of the No. 4 man, Junior
Edge of North Carolina. In
between come Dukes Scotty
Glacken with $50 yards and
Jim Rossi of North Carolina
State with 500.
Sinner led the conference last
season with 1926 yards. Two
years ago he Melted 1922.
His 80 plays against Navy
last week brought his career
total to 729, breaking by Is the
record set by Norman Snead of
Wake Forest.
Sinner leads Glacken in pass
ing, 81 competitions to rs, and
$40 yards gained to 932.
Jay Wilkinson of Duke, whose
three touchdowns against Wake
Forest helped bring his leading
rushing total to 498 yards, leads
runnerup Ken Willard of North
Carolina by 81 yards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-12

as a nimrod working on his
favorite shooting piece. He
cleaned it with gasoline.
creased it with vaseline, and
even removed the wooden
blocks at night to prevent
them from swelling.
The webbing is attached to
the blocks on either side. They
ride up on a metal track when
the starting handle plunges
down, moving away from the
horses. Blind feared the blocks
might swell in the night dew,
stick and spoil the start.
1T was working perfectly
yesterday" one assistan t
grumbled. But they keep fool
ing around with it until some
thing gets messed up"
Blind arrived about 10 min
utes before the start. A cat on
a hot tin roof would have been
quite calm by comparison.
"As soon as the race starts, F"
he commanded in the voice of
an old Army sergeant, II want
these dogs thrown over the
fence and the webbing taken
down and removed to the out
side. Who's gonna move the
dogs?"
Danny and Tommy" an as
siStant replied.
"Okay. Now I want Danny,
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PimIicO Draws
II Entries for
Opening Stake
Byas star staff Writer

BALTIMORE. Nov. I2.-Pim-
Iico opens its 2S-day fall meeting
tomorrow with the 18th running
of the Pimlico Breeders Stakes,
which drew a field of IL Mary
land-bred 2-year-olds for the
LIE miles.
| If all IL start, the race will
have a gross value of S21 800.
with the winner collecting
s14.170.
All three horses which won
previous races in the series of
stakes for home-bred 2-year-
olds were entered in the Pimlico
Breeders event.
/ HuSSar, owned by Mrs. Au-
guStuS Riggs ", and winner
of the recent Maryland Futur-
lily; Edgehill Farms Busy Jill,
which captured the second divi-
sion Of the Bowie Breeders
Stakes, and Flamingo Farms
Spiral, which accounted for the
first division Of the Bowie fea-
ture, are the strong contenderS.
Two others who ran well in
the Maryland Futurity will be
well backed in the Pimlico race.
They are Mrs. S. M. PiStorio's
Buona Fortuna, which finished
second in the Futurity, and
Raritan Stables Lovejoy, third
in the same race.
Rounding out the field for
the Breeders are John A. Man.
fuSo's Always Spinning, William
r. Harris Park Watch, Mrs.
Lucien Laurein's Repeating,
Alfred G. Vanderbilt'S Seat of
Honor, David P. Reynolds
Solid Fuel and Carla Van SAINTS
Via Lima.
Seat Of Honor will be trying
to give Vanderbilt a second
straight victory in the Breeders.
The stable won the race last
fall with Might and Main.
KELLY.
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Arnoz Bid Tops
KeeneIund Sales

LEXINGTON. KY, Nov. IL
(AP) .-Desi Arnaz, the motion
picture and televiSion producer,
paid $4,000 for a brood mare.
Flanders Field. by Dedicate out
of Victoria Cross, at the Ken
neland sale of thoroughbred
breeding stock last night.
1t was the top price of the
opening day sessions.
During the night session, SO
head went for S802.500, an
average of $9,017, bringing the
total for the day to lit head
for 81. 4l2,800-a 1891 aver
age.
Larry MacPhail paid $4,000
for Tumbling, a 10-year-old
mare believed to be in foal to
Backbone.
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Tommy and Silo on the track,
and if the rest of you guys see
that I need a little help, jump
in there quick. Got it?"
Blind then climbed up on
the starters stand to test the
contraption that bugs him once
a year. The webbing went UP
wappy-jawed.
That's not right" Blind
snapped, climbing down again.
He dashed across the grass
track to the opposite side, and
began swapping orders like a
surgeon.
Ladder" he barked.
Get that ladder, joe" an
aide relayed.
Pliers" Blind cried. "A pair
Of pliers"
Coming" another assistant
answered.
In Chesterfield coat, bowler
hat and without making SC
much as a wrinkle in his i'm
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. shirt, Ed
die climbed the ladder and
with the pliers vigorously went
to work on the gate.
y = =
The operation was a success
They won't be here for
minutes" he said, returning to
the stand. IN test it now, anc
once more when they get to
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Shenandoah

Harvest Days ODiay'is) $40 $50 2.6O
Lyn Road Oonnally) 1900 $50
Sancy Sub (SOllarsD 800
Black Warrior, whirly Wee. skim
Skew. Job Well Done, More Sweets. Be
2d-S1,1OO: cling; yrs. & up; mi
PurSLe Pei. sNGE.hO HOO a.S go s.! 40
Stay Out (DiaVollkIsD l.2O
Certainly Blue, Irish Silver: Guided
Force. Casual Friend. Brother Max. Mr..
Elizabeth. Time, 1:47ls.
DAILY DOUBLE (2-5), $3.50
3d-S1. 900; cling: 3 yrs. 4 up; ga fur.
Becky's Boot (Sollars) $3.50 1850 4.60
s S., pa angel VEL N Sr1,S.aD $50 GAG
Miss Siclesue.. Beau Ace, Top Union,
rooey Spatz, Blending Wind. Faireys
Pond. Time, :4O1s.
4th-Sl; 200: alw;: 9 yrs; fur 30
Facility (BelangerD $50 ECO
Lambeth Field, Charles Card. Fair
Fighter. Time, 1:l22S.
5th-s1, 900; 3 .yr. Olds; Gins; 8 fur;
Santa Belle (PalumbO) 7.iO 40
Indian Lore (Mullins) $50
Sense You, Tug Allow, BeFnty-Lou,
Chic Maluna, Fine Point, This Ny Boy.
Time, 1:14B.
eth,msl,OOO; cling; 3 yrs. q up; 6h
Ca ptain BIirh Smith $50 40 500
StOrr (DOnnaIIy) $40 ESQ
Sir Donald (SiEIer) $50
King o Hampton, Bandit Beach,
Running After. County Gal. Spotter.
!th-S1, 100; cling; 3 yrs. & up, mi;
Another Weeper ODiavoIikis) 100
Pronown, Commander, Reluctant
Lady, To Remember. Rays Hill. Walk
Off. Time, 1:43.
sth-s1, 800; allW.; yrs. & up; ga
scampaIonE (DavsOn) $50 2.2O 2.9O
Gains Abel (EspinOsa) $50 $50
KayVille (French) 500
Chuck Boy, Dodgem, Bloodshot,
Genobar. Brother Doge. Time, 0:399s.
TWIN DOUBLE (4-S-5-5) &733.4O
9th1islL; L 300; cling; yrs. & up; 1
a Tip sheet SzanEarD $50 a.4O e.eO
Tuscany Bulb (ESpinOsa) $50 $50
Odd Lot (Donnally) $50
a Sky Light, scherry, So Little. New
Line: Cole Bandit. Time, 1:464s.
Handle, 1894 1857. Attendance. 1882.
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the field neared the gate.
Blind yelled to the pony boys
bringing the thoroughbreds to
the gate to get off the track.
Suddenly he wheeled and look
ed down at several newspaper
men standing there.
Let me have your hat" he
asked plump Larry Leonard Of
Richmond.
Leonard passed up his fedora
and took Blinds bowler.
You think this doesn't
help?" Blind asked. This is
perfect. The suns bad"
Leonard looked the part Of
an English race-going chap
and not all displeased. But a
friend took some wind out of
his sails, remarking that he
looked like Jack Oakie.
Two minutes later Blind had
the 10-horse field at the bar
rier.
Come up" he called to the
jockeys, land let your horses
stand"
wait, sir" Jockey Wayne
Chambers on Mongo called.
I'll wait for you," Eddie said.
The field paved nervously
at the turf, the riders faces
grim, fists clenched, knees
pressed tightly against the sad
dlecloths. Suddenly they were
in line.
Blind plunged the starting
lever.
Come on - whoo - eeee-
wooooow," he yelled.
He watched the straining
horses and little men lash furi-
ously into drive, and with the
slapping of whips and threat
ening voices head for the first
turn.
"a good start" Blind decided,
with relief and some satisfac-
ton.
"A helluva start" a news
paperman agreed.
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there" He pointed up the
track.
After assistants cranked the
rubber strands tight again,
Blind anxiously surveyed the
webbing and sprung the trap.
1t worked perfectly.
Keep those horses away from
the webbing" he ordered. IF
one Of them plunges into it,
the whole thing will fall down.
These poles should be six feet
deep in concrete. They aren't
strong enough"
A second test went off per-
fectly.
That's the last" he an
nounced, not looking too happy
about it. Tell Andy down there
if the gate doesn't go up and
they all don't come away to be
sure and stop 'em. He'll do it,
he's got a voice that'll stop a
freight engine"
= -
The International field was
now on the turf course. mine
ing gingerly around the club
house turn toward the gate.
IF Kelso starts anything, "
Blind said to an assistant, just
take him by the bride and he'll
come right back"
Kelso, he explained to a by
stander, sometimes takes q
couple Of waltz steps either
way. Nothing harmful or un-
usual. but Blind didn't want
anything to mar the start. For
this reason Ferumbras of Vene-
zuela was to stand a length OF
two behind the others, at his
trainers request. In South
America, Ferumbras is blind
folded and backed into the
start with the stewards per-
mission. to help matters. Even
so, Ferumbras kicked Nycros
in the pre-race shuttle.
\ 4
Everything seemed ready as
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Neff Upset by Floyd
In Burcroft Tennis

Top-seeded Phil Neff was
upset by Don Floyd, 60, Ga,
yesterday in the finals of the
Junior Veterans tournament at
Bancroft Courts.
In a women's tournament at
the same site, Nina Russell
whipped Sophie Hublitz, 60,
6-l.
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Howard Seeks
TOurneYSpOt

Howard University's soccer
team, a 80 victor yesterday
over Akron University, plays
its final scheduled game at
1870 pm. Saturday at George
town. Another victory would
give the Bisons a I'll record
and could lead to a repeat in
yitation to the NCAA tourney.
Walter Matthews scored two
first-period goals yesterday at
Howard Stadium and Lonsdale
Barrow scored what proved to
be the clincher in the second
period.
Akron, which already has
been invited to the NCAA col
lege playoffs, narrowed the
deficit to one goal in the last
period but Goalie Carlos Paul
made a diving save on an
Akron free kick at the end.
Howard won the college ma
tional championship in 1861
and was beaten by Michigan
State in the first round Of the
playoffs last year after grad
uating to the university divi-
sion.
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AHMSON.S ANGLE
Starter Conquers
Newmarket Gate
BY LEWIS r. ATcHISoN

hafhour before the start of the Washington Interna
tona Starter Eddie Blinds testing the Newmarket
starting gate RUDE Goldberg conrapon that is used only
once 1t resembed old badmnton net strung together
with rubber bands, and it wasn't working properly
Several days before the Blind apart endery
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Joe KeNys PmGcO Aandcqps
WEDNESDAY RACES. TRACK FAST
POST TINE, PM.
THIRD RAcE-PgEss $500; allowance; maiden a-ysAr-

=, t'TI 'Ps . Il. 'Is Zoe :o Hs & f
10 al
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Chart of International


C
miles (ur: 3yearod
Reached
for al but driving wnnerMntpel
6:483s i:i3s, I:Ss3s weather sOOo' track rn
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Ethel HaffA Stable-Mrs. r. M. Nardi entry.
HIEROGIYPH Is in spot to take another after
winning at Laurel the turf fer $500. EAREUL
drops from $3.50 and looks like strong contender.
SPEEDY NICKY Is due for an improved race.
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psid-MoNGo So; KE1so s24O 50 90
MoNGo atly secured the early advantage the
rail headed briefly
a
hustled early to reach forward position from the outside after
mile marker
the backstreh while outside could not keep
TOWER II taled
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SECOND RACE-Purss $500; claiming 0S.OOO,' 3
year-oIds ana nm; 6 furlonEs

GINS FIRST . winner At Laurel for 5000
ID should take smother here GEORGES PklDE also
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QUARTERBACK CLICKS
Huskies Star Named
Top Back of Week

the Huskies' 1926 victory over
California.
The 20-year-old junior was
the whip in scoring drives that
covered IS, n. 10. 80 and 48
yards, and he also helped put
the ball in position for a 81
yard field goal.
He completed IL of 10 passes
for 176 yards and gained 81
additional yards on option
plays. His main value, how
ever. was in his superb signal
calling, team direction and
Houdini-like taxing in all Of
the drives.
Roger Staubach of Navy and
Billy Lothridge of Georgia
Tech, two Of the seasons most
consistent quarterbacks, also
had good days. but failed to
measure up to Douglas in
overall performance.
Staubach scored two touch
downs and passed for a third
in running his seasons indi-
vidual yardage to 1,544, an all
time Naval Academy high, in
the 42-7 victory over Maryland.
Lothridge completed 20 Of "a
passes in the 1877 triumph over
Florida State for 246 yards and
had an overall total Of 274
yards for the day.
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Others Cited

other outstanding individual
backfield performances in
cluded:
Terry Isaacson, Air Force
Scored three touchdowns on
runs of 6, 5 and 4 yards, ran
for two 2-point conversions and
completed 9 Of Is passes for
l22 yards in the 1921 victory
for UCLA.
Bruce Bennett. Florida safety
man-Intercepted three passes,
returning one 43 yards for a
touchdown. in stopping Geor-
gas Larry Rakestraw for a
ELLA upset for the Gators.
Also made numerous tackles,
some behind the line of scrim-
mage.
Duke Carlisle, Texas Led
Texas 45-yard touchdown drive
that beat Baylor, TO, and also
intercepted a Baylor pass in
the end zone to save the game
in the closing minutes.
Jay wilkinson, Duke-Scored
three touchdowns, one on a
72-yard punt return, in the
1877 triumph over Wake Forest.
Other receiving mention were
Tom Nowatzke of Indiana; Jim
Ellis, Texas Tech; Paul Martha,
Pittsburgh; Jerry Whelchel,
Massachusetts,, and Mike Bas-
set, Harvard.
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NEW YORK. Nov. IL (AP).-
It's one thing to drive a foot
ball team across the field into
scoring territory and another
to push the ball across for the
touchdown.
Sometimes IL is possible to
become so enmeshed in the
value of statistics that more
attention is given to the
touchdown makers than the
men who make the touchdowns
possible.
Such is not the case today
In the Associated Press Back
of the Week-Bill Douglas, the
5-foot-1l, 175-pound quarter
back at the University OF
Washington.
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FIRST RACE-Purss, $500; claiming $4,000 to
S3-SOOlg I-year-oIds and upi Ia miles.

CoLoNYS PATS last tive races we're hns t hnS
WORK vas fourth fer 81 $50 at GARDEN STATE and
Isoks like the principal rival. BAD MAN Is due fer
top effort.
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AIRS Daniel Brewster-Roy R. Hunt entry.
CRY BATTLE vas third at Garden state for $1,000
and looks best here RARON POM was second LoI
~ 500 and rates excellent chance. HILLS OF HOME
has training satisfactorily for his debut
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Taxing Expert

Douglas made only one
touchdown but he had a hand
and a foot in a half dozen in
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a Gold Dot Stable entry.
Ks, KS, XXI. xxx1O pounds appren-
tice allowance claimed.
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7th-Sl 100; cling: yrs. & up: mi.
Army Buddy P'SOn) 1900 1000 $40
EObOdy's Lad (RusSo) 1850 9.4O
Another Weeper Diavolikis) 1.90
Pronown, Commander, Reluctant
Lady, To Remember. Rays Hill. Walk
Off. Time, 1:43.
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