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The jos Stand

Gen. Taylor gave the Joint
Chiefs Of Staff blessing to the
treaty, but he made 1t plain that
the military men had firm quail
fications tied to their support and
also that they would oppose any
comprehensive ban-to end all
nuclear tests-because the Soviet
Union could not be trusted to
abide by a treaty which could
not be effectively policed. (The
United States can detect atomic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-18
labor Dissension

Lawyers are not the only
-roups troubled when faced with
racial controversy. The top lead
ership of the AFL-CIO aired an
executive council quarrel last
week on the issue.
The dispute revolved around the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-18

combat-ready ballistic missiles, a
figure which will grow to 1.700 by
1866. The Soviet Union today has
only a fraction as many 1CBMs
as we do and by 1866 our margin
will be even greater.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-16

NEW YORK. Oct. Is CAP).-
Texas Tackle Scott Appleton,
selected by Coach Darrell Royal
as the outstanding All-America
candidate on the Nations top
ranked football team, was
named Lineman of the Week
today by the Associated Press.
The 2l-year-old senior and
team co-captain looked every
inch an All-America last Sat
urday as undefeated Texas
rolled to its fourth straight
triumph at the expense of
Oklahoma, 28-7.
Billy Lothridge, who quarter
backed Georgia Tech to a 23-7
victory over Tennessee, was
named the Back Of the Week
for the second time in three
weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-16
By DICK STAY
Star Staff Writer

George Washington bumped
Virginia Tech out Of the South
ern Conference lead in total
defense and pass defense last
Friday night, if that's any
consolation for the ColonialS'
fourth straight defeat, 1913, at
the hands of the Gobblers.
Thanks chiefly to the pass
ing of GW's Merv Holland, who
completed IL of "a throws for
142 yards and a touchdown,
plus a two-point conversion.
VPI dropped one notch in total
defense and two places in pass
resistance, according to con-
ference statistics released
today.
GW's 304 yards gained both
running and passing last Fri
day was the largest chunk
given up by Tech to any one
opponent this season, more
than even Kentucky rolled up
during a 1914 victory opening
the season. In fact, CIV won"
the statistics by % yards that
night.
Tech dropped from an aver
age total yield of 1857 yards
a game to 208.8 this week,
which is barely behind Vir-
ginia Military's leading figure
of 2O6.8.
In pass defense, the Gobblers
slipped from the microscopic
average of 24.7 yards a game
to SAB, and now rank third
behind VMI $500 and The
Citadel (42.8).
George Washington strength
ened its lead in pass offense-
meaning Holland did-and re-
manned second behind The
Citadel in total offenSe, but,
like VPI, also slipped a bit in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-16

Stlll on crOJCneS aIJer getting
clipped during a scrimmage.
At Tennessee. Coach Jim
Mcdonald was accidentally
blocked on the sidelines at a
game. Bob Woodruff, the Vols
athletic director. compounded
the injury. He visited McDon-
aids house to inquire about the
coach. On the way home.
Woodruff tripped over some
steps and broke a bone in his
foot.
It's almost like that comic
strip that made the rounds a
while ago-a favorite of some of
the players. The first panel
showed a hard-driving coach in
the dressing room with fist
clenched in the air berating his
squad.
The second panel showed the
squad leaving the dressing
room with the coach a stride
behind, still waving his fist and
berating his squad. Panel No. 3
showed the squad in one of
those pre-game huddles on the
sidelines with the coach in the
middle.
The fourth panel showed the
players breaking out of the
huddle. In the middle, on the
ground. was the coach. A
beaten, bloody mess.
Quote, unquote from Coach
Earle Edwards on the defensive
play of his surprising and un-
beaten North Carolina State
squad.
Its a good thing they don't
count the yards ! walk on the
sidelines in the statistics" Ed
wards says.
- -
Duke was penalized Is yards
when its coaches threw a kick
ing tee onto the field in the
final seconds of Saturdays
hectic 1922 tie with California
and that left Bill Murray sput-
tering and choking over some
of his own words.
The situation developed when
Scotty Glacken, the Duke quar-
terback, was tackled on the
California Is, fumbled, and the
ball rolled out of bounds. The
clock stopped with Is seconds
remaining.
Thinking time was out, the
Blue Devils thought they could
squeeze in one more pass play
and still have time, if neces-
sary, to try a last-ditch field
goal. But as Duke lined up, the
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He threw three touchdown
passes. kicked two field goals
and three extra points and kept
Clemson backed up to its goal
with his punting.
Tech Coach Bobby Dodd con-
siders Lothridge the best quar-
terback he has ever coached.
Virginia Center Turnkey Todd.
Minnesota Tackle Carl Eller
and Illinois Linebacker Dick
Butkus also rated high in the
voting for the line award.
Todd made seven unassisted
tackles in the first half in Vir-
ginia's 60 triumph over VMI
and made a second-haIf inter-
ception at Virginia's IL to stop
a VMI threat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-16

USAC-United States Auto Club sponsored Is major stock
races IN 1868. From estock "spints" to grueIng 30
miers Some races were closed circuit tracks, Others
on road race courses
Plymouth cars won more of these races than any -
other make Winning for Plymouth the coveted Manu-
tacturers Trophy. plymouth also won more 2nd's)
WHAT does winning the UsAC trophy prove? What does
mean when cars from ChYsier Corporation also win boil
MIRA with Dodge and AHRA with Pymout) Dragstr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-16
CoIonioIs Bump VPI
From Lead in Defense

two defensive, departments. to-
tai and rushing.
CIV Is averaging 1903 yards
a game passing, which is 81
yards better than The Citadel.
But the Colonials are allowing
"a more air yards than they
gain every game, and A more
on the ground.
Coach Jerry Claiborne Of
VPI admitted Friday night that
his gang didn't play their best
game on pass defense, but also
admitted, Holland was the
best by far throwing against
u.s."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-16
Colts Recall Catcher

HOUSTON. Tex, Oct. Is
CAP) Catcher John Hoffman,
10. has been recalled by the
Colts from their Modesto. Cali
fornia League club. the Colts
management announced today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-16

Ear Championships? WHAT'S for you when specially prepared
90 Chser 3oos win of 10 SCcAsancdoned road rallies?
AA It means good deal for you when you come in to
- buy at your ChNsIer Corporation dealer.
HTGAFA About competition confirms the soundness of Chnse
ksv Corporation engineering and design developed through
years of extensive research and testing This is re-
fected Plymouth Dodge ChDsIer and Imperial cars with
h quicker response greater handling ease increased safety
rip and dependabIiN and even finer performance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-16
Plays Both Ways

Playing both ways. Appleton
made or assisted on Is tackles.
He led the first scoring drive
at offensive tackle and set up
the third touchdown by causing
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Virginia Booters Win

CHARIOT ESVILLE. Va,
Oct. 16 (AP). - Brian Fisher
scored two goals yesterday to
lead Virginia to a 80 Atlantic
Coast Conference soccer VIC
tory over North Carolina State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-16
You Be the
Quarterback
ANSWER
(Ouestion on Page F-2O

(QueStion on Page F-2O
No. 1. Run inside tackle. It's
difficult to ignore the tackle on
your right, since plays at the
tackle hole are fundamental in
all offenSes, and since most
backs run better to their right.
Even fine defensive players Of
ten move better in one direc-
ton than another. Let's see
how strong this tackle is on an
inside play.
distributed by The Register and
Tribune Syndicate)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-16
Lokers Triumph

MISSOULA, Mont. Oct. 10
CAP).-The Los Angeles Lakers
defeated the San Francisco
Warriors. l11-101 last night in
the final MIA exhibition game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-16
SPORTS SPOTLIGHT
Coaches Find 1t
Rough Already
By STEVE GUBAcK

This has been a rather rough year college football
coaches already hadn't heard. but please omit the
flowers.
At Davidson couple Of weeks Coach Bill Dole hit
from the blind side by o. his players during practice
session and had rib cracked At Georgia Johnny Griffith is
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clock started. This was because !
Glacken's knee had touched the
ground before the tumble.
At this point, the Duke
coaches suddenly realized there
wouldn't be time for another
play and threw the kicking tee
onto the field. The officials
promptly slapped a 15-yard
penalty on Duke for coaching
from the sidelines and Mike
Curtis field goal try from the
IS fell far short.
Murray said that an official
told our captain time was
out" He then muttered some
thing about the officials doing
the best job they could" and
lapSed into silence.
This was only natural. Muir
ray is chairman of the National
Coaches Ethics Committee, the
group that says sternly that
coaches shouldn't bark at Of
ficialS.
Daryl Hill, Maryland's end,
has turned author. He writes
for The Diamondback, the
school newspaper, every Friday.
He tells what the Terps hope
to do, then tries to do it. He's
the only guy who can get into
the game on a pass, but still
prefers catching them.
The financial report on the
Terps' closed-circuit telecast of
the South Carolina game. which
was beamed into Cole Field
House, will show a loss of about
$4,000. This is putting a damper
on similar plans for a closed
circuit hookup Of the Mary
land-Navy game from Annap-
oils.
1t may have escaped notice
but Maryland, with one of the
best basketball facilities in the
country, will play 16 of its Is
games this season on the road.
Why?
When the Baltimore Colts
Gary Cuozzo was asked how he
felt when John Mackey dropped
his perfectly-thrown touch
down pass Sunday against the
49ers. he replied in big-league
style.
1T could happen to anyone"
the rookie from Virginia said.
But John caught one for me
in that exhibition against
Washington, which is probably
the reason I'm here now"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-16
Fight Results

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK.-Johnny Persol, 1724
stopped Johnny Afford. I7Oiz. Phila-
delphia. ~.
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LoTHRlDGE BACK OF WEEK
Texan Named Top Lineman

Oklahoma Quarterback Bobby
Page to tumble, then recov-
ering the ball on the Sooners'
18-yard line.
The 6-foot-3. 235-pounder
from Brady. Tex, also recov-
cred another tumble that
stopped an Oklahoma drive
and once nailed Quarterback
John Hammond for a 7-yard
loss on third down.
He was fantastic" said
Royal. There is no question
that he is the finest lineman
in the Nation"
Scoring Participant
Against Tennessee, Lothridge
scored one touchdown, passed
81 yards for another, kicked
two extra points and a field
goal and averaged Al yards
punting.
Lothridge first earned the
honor against Clemson. In that
game he accounted for all q
of Techs points in the shutout.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-01

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-01
WOMAN DIES
AFTER COLLISION

A Forestville tMd.) woman
died yesterday Of injuries re-
ceived late Saturday night in
o two-car, head-on, collision
on Route 5. about a half-mile
north Of TB.
Mrs. Lois D. Williams, 81, Of
622o Richie road, died at 3
am. at the Prince Georges
County General Hospital.
State Trooper william j. Kay
said she was riding in a car
driven by her husband, Edward
M 81. which was in a COLI
sion with a car operated by
Mrs. Mary L. Blacksmith, 81,
Of Route 2, Waldorf. Md.
Mrs. Bakersmith was treated
at Physicians Memorial Hos
pital at La Plata, Nd, and
released. Mr.. Williams was
treated and released at Prince
Georges Hospital.
Trooper Kay said Mrs. Baker,
smith was driving north on
Route 5 and the Williams car
was going south.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-01

am, as he left his car to enter
his house. He was not badly
hurt. a Ia
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-01
TRUCKER HELD
IN HIT-AND-RUN.

A 21-year-old Falls Church
(va0 truck driver was arrested
and charged with negligent
homicide early yesterday about
an hour and a half after a
woman was fatally injured in
"a hit-and-run accident.
He is Charles w. Keller, Of
the 1000 block Of West Broad
street. He also was charged
with colliding, leaving the
scene Of an accident and UNI
reasonable speed.
Victim Of the accident was
Mrs. Grace E. Bean, 81, Of 1882
Ridge place 8. Z.
She was struck by O car
while crossing the street in
the crosswalk In the 1900 block
of Minnesota avenue 8. e., po-
lice reported. A witness got
the description Of the car that
sped off and its icinse number.
About an hour and q half
later, Pvts. Leo r. Hallorn and
Thomas E. Hines. Of the No.
II Precinct, spotted q car an
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New Pleas
Are Filed on
Bios Law

ANNAPOLIS, July l (AP) =.
Challsngers Of Maryland's new
public accommodations law
claimed to have cleared one
hurdle today with the filing
Of new petitions to bring the
statute to q public vote.
But whether the law ever gets
on the ballot appeared to be a
question for the courts.
The new petitions were filed
with Secretary Of State Lloyd
L. Simpkins shortly before last
nights midnight deadline.
But Mr.. Simpkins said they
would be disregarded on grounds
that the petition campaign did
not meet legal requirements,
Among the requirements were
that petitions bearing at least
11,540 valid signatures be filed
With the Secretary OF state by
June / and that an equal num-
Der be filed by July /.
The public accommoda
law challengers filed l7,l57 new
signatures last night. They had
filed 1924 others before the
June / deadline, but Mr.. Simp-
kins said only 11,2l4 of these
326 short Of the required num-
ber--were valid because the
others lacked the full informa-
ton required by law.
The public accommodation
law challenge was led by Dele
gate c. Maurice Weidemeyer
Democrat Of Anne Arundel:
Robert l.. Wiseman Of Jessups
president of the Maryland
Petition Committee, and Sam
uel j. Setta Of Easton, head
Of the Referendum Committee
Of Maryland.