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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-26
ADAM q: WEscHLEE 9 soN
NTH W. BRooKHART

nole,2l 100 X Street NV.
8TThe above sale Is postponed
until Wednesday, Nov. ~, 4 pm. By
order receiver. no26
TH0S. J. OWEN q SON, INC,
AuctlOneers, I'LL Z 81, NV,
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Mail Resume 70 BOX z15-Js star
ELECTRICIANS HELPER. expeF
New and old work. Good Opport
for 3 gO-getter. Sc. Wasn- compa'
ny. Cal RE t7llT.
ENGINEER RESIDENT, are 3S-8,
must have az least No. ], d. G.
license and be qualified 70 operate
Low pressure boilers and lee. cen
tTifugal air cold. units. MuSt also
have. clear police rec ord and
eheckable refs. May Be married
but no children. Good sal and Z.
bedrm. apt. Apply <1ol Cathedral
ave. NV. bet. 10 am and 4 pm,
ask for Mr. Wilkinson.
EXECUTIVE, Complete pFogram q
search and placement. Call NATIO-
NAL EXECUTIVES SEARCH, lSl,
Il 81. NV, EX- 37z7o.
GLASS MAN Z
Experienced Wheaton Area
Salary SloSsl7s wk. s33-l32l.
GOV. procurement, EXP. retired
man. part time. Mr.. Black.
BOYD'S, 700 II nv. Ma. s-2340.
26s
GROCERY CLERKS, fully exper-
fenced, non drinkers. Please Apply
MARKS MARKET, 1901 7th q. NV.
betW. Is and 50 yrs,
Of age must be sober. YORK
SHIRE APIS, 1855 18Th 81. NV.
pU. 1000, MRS. CARPENTER,
MKT.
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MARY PERRY,
.JAC0P COPHER

nOI5,I5,Iy,ZI,Z3 Ifuslees.
4TThe above sale has been post
poned until FRIDAY, NOVEMBER
~, 1858, AT 0NE-THIRTY Pm. by
order Of the Trustees. no26
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AUTO TRUCK
MECHANICS

Openings for experienced truck me
chanicss day and evening shifts II
our new and modern GMC TRUCK
shop. Steady work, time and hal
after 20 hours. Vacations and holi
days with pay. First class truci
OV. a.lSnh. Mr- GarYer-
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LUMBER SALESMAN

Experienced, capable Of general
take off work in milwork, Selling
Va 9SkISnn
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AUTO BODY SHOP FORE MAN
thoroughly eNper. and capable o.
supervising busy shop. Salary and
comm. plan very reWarding fol
night man. Reply stating age. eX
per- enclose photo, etc. TO Bon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-26

THOs. ]. OWEN q son, INC,
AuctiOneers, iii E st. NV.
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LANITOR-PORTER

S$AANA 4 NfAe-4 CAS AaAb
For new luxury apt. bldg, Ia
koma Park, Md. Experience, good
references required tho uuarters) !,
good salary, Apply weekdays, o.
IL, resident manager, bHS-7711
or Mr.. ORION, MA. s-2345.
HANDYMAN, for Capital
Plaza shopping center, Baltimore
pkwy. and Defense hwy. Must be
sober, reliable, willing worker and
have Md. drivers license. State
age, experience and references to
KEY PUNCH, even. part time,
exper, alph. and mum. BoYD's,
KITCHEN SUPERVISOR, with food
calling expBr. Must have local
refs. Salary commensurate with
exper. Call after 10 am. Oh
LAB TECH, eyDerisnced n chem
logy. 4O-hour week. Liberal fringe
benefits. BEGINNING salary APP
proximately $4,000 q year. Pro-
visions for Increases. 065-10g2.
LINOTYPE OPERATOR, DAYS.
u1nion' Fotosetter plant. DU. q
LITHo cAMERAMAN, only qualified
line and half-tone cameraman
need apply. Premium pay. Excel.
WORKING cond., in q modern
clean &C. plant. Retirement plan.
paid vacation. and many other
company benefits. Our employees
know Of this ad. Write BOX 207-
J, Star.
LITHO sTRIPPER. qualified black
and white stripper only need ap-
ply. Premium pay. Excel. working
cond, in q modern, clean a.-e.
plant. Retirement plan, paid va
cation. and many other company
benefits. Our employees know OF
this cd. Write Box 207.J, star.
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statesmen. albums. Aii-neV pro.
gram. management openings. No
photographs or studio tie-ins. S2b
per. day. Minimum Commission
guaranteed. Mr.. CONAN, 7oi-
400. 10 a.m.-3 pm. SO pm.
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RELP MEM
SALES
THIS ISIT!

This is q sales opportunity 20 sood
that you can have security and
provide well for those dear g you,
You can make more. money 70
have q better home, better cars,
more Investments and YOU can
still save more money. THIS u
because in this pleasant work you
do so much real good Tor your
customer, We offer appealins
successful placement service 10
both young men and women. We
want q $I5,000-$20.000 caliher
man or woman who = now sue
eessfully selling o product q serv-
ice. who has q serviceable car
and who. Is immediately available
sonnet School furnishes sufficient
leads and pays high commission
and bonuses. Call MR.. p. II
HURST, 900 am. 70 900 pm.
today. MA. s-4420. Friday, satur.
day and Sunday. Interview BY
apuointment only
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MANAGER for office supply store
exper. only need apply. BEGINNING
PRESS, 614 9Th 81. NV.
MANAGER, short-order cook, ex.
cellent working conditions. tor
pay. CAL for appt. HE. 4-06b1,
HORN ~ HORN RESTAURANT
HORN q HORN RESTAURANT
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MAN WITH ABILITY 70 learn and
manage rubber mat department
with local rubber distributor. Will
be required to solicit local area.
measure and supervise installa-
tons, able to prepare and type or
ders and correspondence In this
department, state education, age
and experience. References re-
Quired. Address Box SOCK, Star.
MAN, all around, with D. o. per-
NIT. DICKENS SURPLUS, 3414
9th st, ne. T. :,
MAN WITH CREW-Experieneed In
installing coin-operated dry clean
ing and laundry equipment In new
laundromats. Call b4S-4040, Mr..
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HELP MEN

RADIO TECHNICIAN with 2nd class
license, indoor and outdoor work.
call OF. $4,000 after $40 pm.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-For
commercial and investment prop
critics; Replies confidential. Mr..
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GENERAL AGENCY OPPORTY..

GENERAL AGENCY OPPORTY.--
a life insurance company, DOM
iciled In New England, requires
q first class GA in this area.
For the right man we have avail
able an excellent portfolio OF
contracts, uneoualed compensa-
ton, and there are fringe bene-
fits. Full assistance for agency de-
velopment, and sensible financial
ARRANGEMENTS to ensure the sue
cess Of the general agent and his
men will be given. Established
producers, capable Of managing
q quality operation, and develop
Ing men, are invited to call Mr..
MILLER, 946-3750 from $3.50 am.
10 $3.50 pm, on Monday.
GENL. orc. elk, Lee hwy, MGR
bkkpg, mach. exper. nee, 3 da.,
TO S36s, POTOMAC EMPL.
AQCYs 1884 Wilson blvd, Arl.,
SSASil, S go q l pe1oI Z; Broad st.
GOLF STARTER AND CADDIE
MASTER - Reliable, aggressive,
exper. man 10 serve at active lo-
cal country club. Apply Box 203-
]. Star.
GROCERY STORE MGR. TRAINEE,
2l-4b, with car. 1915. GREEN'S
EMPL., ass 18th ST. NV.
GROCERY MAN, with some expe-
Sun. ia. o-6957 wkdys. Elk. B.
0067.
GUARDS, SECURITY
,UcgRITY PATROL MP: expsr;'
nv school. Civilian police exper.
PERsoNNEL 1888 Eye NV.
SANITATION INSPECTOR
-S5,O9Q-S6, lG0 a year, Degree,
preferably In bacteriology or
biology Exper. related 70 health
ABLY ie Personnel Pc ssai' Dept. court oSfis'
house, Arlington, Va. or call
IA, 7-4s0O, Ext. 3O1.
IOTEL CASHIERS, MGR mach.
exper. only. 500. GREEN'S EMPL..
73S 18th st. NV.
HOTEL EXECUTIVE ASST. = Ex-
per. front desk and reservations.
Capable and accurate on records
and billing, energetic, best habits
and background. Salary open.
NV. Phone MI. Nash, LA. OASIS.
HOTEL-MOTEL MANAGER = Out
standing opportunity for imaglna-
tive, energetic manager. Join
sound expanding organization. Ex-
eel. salary plus considerations for
right man. d. G. area exper. pre-
ferred. Box SOCK, Star.
BIN OPRs., wire 407. 604. exper.
only ---- SS0-SiOO
'ROGRAAGMERs AND CON-
PUTTERS s. o.
1REEN'S EMPL., 73S 18th NV.
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JANTTOR, eth class licensed engi-
neer, to live out, 4O-hr. wk., S2.1S
hourly. Must be sober. Good ref
erences required. Write Box $751;
j, Star.
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SALESMAN
VURNTruRE)
STORE MANAGER

Large eastern Manufacturer selling
the washington area with snccess-
full retail experiences IN the furni-
ture Industry. who can REALLY
SELL the public. Must have been
Q resident Of wash. area for two
years and have proven record OF
success. Applicants selected will
take over store on salary and
profit sharing. guaranteeing low
five figures IN first year. n you
are looking for financial independ-
ence and security and feel you
can qualify. write irving full de-
tails. BOZ 1851. star.
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EXECUTIVE
ASSISTANT

THIS Is an unusual position
Ior person with q photo-
gIapnic memory and the
ability to act in behalf al
the president Of q life in
surance company. Strong
yping and shorthand Skilis
are . basic requirement in-
cluqinR covering director
ana staff meetings, but the
SCOPE. Of the assignment goes
lar beyond secretarial re-
sponsibilit A wide range
o. staff. duties provide exc
eepuonal challenge and op-
portunity, Applicants, male
o. female. must have no
family ties and be willing 10
work any hours and be in.
tereSted in making our busi-
ness your career. Slarfine
salary S6,500-S7,5OO, In
olvlduals meeting EVERY
qualification should submit
complete resume including
recent snapshot to Box
1861, Star,
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SAILS REPREsENTATfVT
SALARY-BONUS PLAN


sonotone Corp. has opening for q
established clientele, insurance and
pension benefits. protected terri-
tory, national and local adyer.
Using benefits. Earnings coinpar.
able TO professional people, On
portunity for rapid promotion for
sgaliiiea man; Fer interview tele-
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MAN WITH CAR
SALES AND SERVICE
WASH, Md, AND VA.
AREA. EXCELLENT EARN.
INGS. APPLY 10 AN. TO
Pm; DAILY. 3707 GA.
avs "'"' fet e. w
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THE SUNDAY STAR F-3
Washington, D. c.
March 3, 1868,
HELP MEN

SALESMAN, worldwide HHo car.
majors. sales trainee. No experi-.
ence required. On lob training.
Automobile supplies. Reply S04-
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Furniture Salesman
GATE HOUSE GUARD

For large estate. warrenton, Va.
General gateEssper's dulles. salary
plus 2-bedroom. 2-bath home.
Matufe man, or man and wife
Sreierred,, Write full details 70
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ANN4ANGE1k
ard CLASS

Resident for luxury apt. BLDG, nv.
area. Top references required. Ex-
perlenced In air conditioning and
maintenance. Good alary, large
Contact manager, EN-.
E-b1OO, am. weekdays.
ENGINEER, construction lay : out,
5nver Spring area. MILLER AMI
LONG COMPANY, Blair Miilrosd
and East-West highway.
EQUIPMENT INSTALLER, 1890.
nas;g.' own transp., mech. anti
tude. $500. GUARANTY EMPL.
AGCYs- g56 N. Monroe ST., Art.
"a. 0,5535: l01 N. Alfred st.,
-Aex.. XII. 1870.
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SALES MANAGER

Due TO expansion. we have an
opening for an experienced sales
manager. in our COMMERCIAL &C.
partment. Mr.. Hynes, p1. 7=6644,
sALEs sERVICE-Start Of $3.50
per VIZ. ~ customer service dept,
Of major U. 8. company. Advapee-
Rsn. 0p RSe s41sS. divers license
necessary. MR.. ROY, 3B6-S304
days, 942-02b5 after . pm.
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REAL EsTATE sALEsMEN

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN can
make $4,000 or more yearly.
Excel bonus plan. II not expert
eneed We. will train you II quali-
Use; Epil III tine n e., only. BROWN a.
REAL ESTATE, new home project
manager Tor MONTGOMERY Co., real
tor-builder. Full office co-opera-
ton and large advertising budget
Tor the coming season. We desire
top-notch experienced sales
Cali Frank 0eraei AZ ~ JAMES p q.
.coNLEY " CO. ~. g-4134.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen. prefer
sHIpEseri La,ss, put Will train those
son. Members Of TIE the Mont' Co a,
Board Of Realtors and multiple
listing. Call Frank oeraci at
JAMES G. cONLEY q CO., JU.
9-4134.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, excel
lent opportunity II you have in
itiative. and will work, Prime To-
cation. Member Of NILS. Call eaies
MMa . dor apt. PARKWAY CO.,
WA: 7-lS93.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen, Pr. Geo.
attsyille and Riverdale. Member
MIS-. 65 Il. commission paid. Why
settle for less than the best. Mr.,
Biggs. APP. 7-4046.
LANGLEY REALTY
REAL ESTATE statesmen I25 We
need 2 experienced statesmen "a
complete our staff in the
flee. Ample floor time. Plenty OF
listings. Attractive. commission
schedule. Draw considered. Call Mr.
a ale rnd for confidential interview
T. N. LERNER
Pres. Inland Corp.
RESIDENT MANAGER and main.
tenance man for dntn. elevator
bldg, Man and wife preferred
Must have experience on bollerl
and misc. maintenance such 81
painting, door and window re.
pairs. Phone tn. 2-O1O5, Ext. 2i.
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ENGINEER

kNqINEER, First or Second Ciass.
Md. license. Good salary and
fringe benefits. Apply In person,
tosehief Engineer, bet. o am, and
av Pm; SUBURBAN HOSPITAL,
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SALESMAN

Packaglng supplies for the laundry
and dry cleaning industries. Ex-
eellent opportunity for one In
terested IN building a substantial
and continuous income. Modest
draw against good Commissions.
Send short resume. replies eons-
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ENGINEERS, SIR. and JR.
MICROWAVE
ELECTRONIC

An unusual opportunity exists In
our new laboratory for engineers
experienced In. the design OF eloc-
tronic and microwave equipment.
interesting, stable commercial work
ma company still small enough to
recognize your ability,
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NIL Standings
EASTERN DIVISION
yESTERAN DIVISION

RESULTS SATURDAY
Green Bay 81. Los Angeles IA.
RESULTS YESTERDAY
New York A., Washington IA.
Detroit SO. Cleveland 10.
Baltimore Al. Minnesota 10.
st. Louis 80. Philadelphia IA.
Pittsburgh "a, Dallas 10.
GAMES SATURDAY
Green Bay at San Francisco.
GAMES SUNDAY
Cleveland at WASHINGTON.
Dallas at St. Louis.
Detroit at Chicago.
Los Angeles at Baltimore.
Minnesota at Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh at New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-09
By FRANCIS STANN

weeks we've had to bank on our defense.
-. and little"
A newsman burst into the room bah
bling the story of the Steelers implauSible
victory over Dallas, just received by the
NILS Jim KinSel via telephone. Nov
what do you think?" Sherman was asked.
80 it's either us or the SteelerS next
Sunday" Allie said, pretending to be nom
chalant. Since the Steelers' three tie games
don't count at all under NIL rules the New
pittsburgh meeting will decide the
Eastern title.
YOU'RE FACING the team that clob-
bered you the first time," newsman sug-
gested to Allie. That score was $40, Pitts
burgh.
I'VE didn't have Title that day." Sher-
man said. Besides that was IL weeks ago.
A lot Of things can happen in IL weeks"
you beat Washington, 44-14, today,
yet little got racked up lot and had four
passes intercepted" he was reminded.
Our two tackles were hurt and they
put pressure on Y. A."
How about Bobby Mitchell catching
eight passes for 1877 yards against your
club?"
"Well," Sherman rebutted, Mitchell is
pretty good receiver and Washington's
quarterbacks can throw. How many tbs
for MITCHELL"
"One."
"I'd say then, that he was contained
very well. Anyway, one man never beats
you"
What else about next Sundays game?"
What else can say" Sherman said
except that we've been in a showdown
before?"
IN THE COACHES ROOM of the Red
skins the gloom could be sliced with dime
store butterknife. Last year little beat us
with seven touchdowns and threw strikes
all day." Bill McPeak moaned. To-day he's
off and their defense murders US. Seven in
Perceptions, three fumbles. :"
New YorkS defensive troops scored
three touchdowns, the same number as the
offensive team. This is the best team we've
played all season." McPeak murmured.
He, too, listened to an account of the
SteelerS' 11th-hour victory Then McPeak
said, "a club like that, now, squeaking by
like it's been doing, might just go all the
way and beat the Giants"
This was the blacklist day of the year
for McPeak.
Did this game hurt you?" newsman
ventured
I'D have to think it did hurt u.s." Bill
replied. Singular or plural, both men we're
talking of the same thing Namely, Nc
Peaks future, and that of his assistants,
with the Redskins.
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Giants May Not Be Great,
But They're ResourcefuI

NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-The electric bulbs
in the scoreboard already had spelled out
TO lead for Detroit over Cleveland when
the opening kickoff was in the air. Inside
of eight minutes the lowly Redskins had
missed one touchdown by inches and scored
on drive, and it was TO over the Giants.
ut is a rough beginning for the noble
league leaders," said Augie Lilo, the old
Georgetown and pro lineman who now is
a sports writer. Gould the Giants be
watching the Scoreboard, not the Red
skins?"
1t was a very ragged start for the
Giants, indeed and the pressure was con-
siderable. They had to win, just as the
Browns, Steelers and Cards all did If they
hoped to stay alive in the National Foot
ball Leagues mad, down-to-the-wir East
ern Division race.
You'd better believe it was sticky at
first. The Giants big runner Alex Webster,
was sidelined by injury
Old Hugh McElhenny is hollow shell
on bad wheels. Y. A. Title was not sharp,
even though he later was to tie his touch
wn-passes-per-season record at 49,
WORST OF ALL, perhaps, Mean John
Paluck, Bob Toneff and Andy Stynchula
were outcharging the Giants offensive
tackles and dumping Vat so uncermoni-
ously that he didn't complete pass in the
first period, and that had never happened
this season
But If the Giants are not great club,
they are reSourceful They beat bad teams
on defense alone, and the Redskins are a
bad club or, at least, miStake-prone 1t was
7-3, thanks to 48-yard field goal by Don
Chandler, when the Redskins began to come
unwrapped Dick Lynch latched ON to one
of Norm Snead's passes and ran it AZ yards
for a touchdown. 1t was his third such
return of the campaign, setting a record
and Lynch kept the ball as he ran off the
field.
1t now was 1877 in Yankee Stadium,
favor of the Giants, and the changing
lights on the scoreboard showed that De-
troit was leading Cleveland, 14-10, and the
SteelerS were having trouble in Dallas
.... - &&
ALL OF A SUDDEN the Redskins and
Browns really fell apart Two quick recov-
cred fumbles led to a 23-7 lead for the
Giants at the half, and then it got worse
until it stood at 44-14 in New York and
1910, Lions, in Detroit-both scores final
In the Giants clubhouse they didn't
know what happened at Dallas except that
the Cowboys we're leading the Steelers
Allie Sherman, the young coach who talks
Madison Avenuese, sat in his office and
called it "a good day."
I'VE we're fuzzy, extensively and de-
fensively, at the start, he admitted. Since
we haven't had running attack in recent
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Giants-Steelers game as the
Eastern Division showdown
battle and took the edge off
the Redskins windup against
the Browns here. Cleveland is
still battling for a place in the
NILS Runnerup Bowl.
The defeat probably was a
mortal blow to Coach Bill Nc
Peaks chances Of retaining his
post next season. although this
will not be taken up until after
the final game.
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By the Associated Press

The Pittsburgh Steelers,
stopped on fourth down every
time they've been close to the
National Football League
throne room. have faxed their
way into a winner-take-all bat
tie in New York and a shot at
grabbing their first Eastern
Division title.
The Steelers had the clock
and the scoreboard stacked
against them at Dallas yester-
day. They trailed, 1917. with
only ga minutes to go while
the Giants 44-14 victory over
Washington already had been
posted. And the Steelers were
locked on their own Is, fourth
down and IA to go.
Pittsburgh Quarterback Ed
Brown went back into punt
formation, faxed a kick, then
shipped a 42-yard pass to Red
Mack. The Steelers kept the
drive going until Theron Sapp
bolted "a yards off right guard
for the deciding touchdown
with 1853 left. 1t was his first
I'D as a Steeler.
The Steelers, unable to win a
division crown since they en-
tered the league in 1888, now
are 1873 and the Giants are
1913. Pittsburgh must beat New
York to win the title. while the
Giants can clinch their third
straight Eastern championship
with either a victory Of tie.
Western Race Similar
The situation is much the
same in the West, where the
Chicago Bears lead at 10-l-2
after avenging their only de-
feat by downing San Francisco
27-7. Green Bay is a half-steI
back at Cpl following a 31-l4
romp over Los Angeles in 6
Saturday game.
The Packers, seeking an un-
precedented third consecutive
NIL title. can win the Yves
title outright only If they viii
at San Francisco Saturday ant
Chicago loses Sunday.
The Bears can clinch wit
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either a tie or a victory against
Detroit.
The Lions knocked Cleveland
out of the Eastern race yester-
day by rolling to a 1910 victo-
ry that continued their hex
over the Browns. And st. Louis,
the only other Eastern team
that went into action alive, was
eliminated despite a 1914
humping of Philadelphia built
on Charlie Johnson's four
touchdown passes.
In the only game on the
weekend program that did not
have a bearing on the title ra-
.ces, Johnny Unitas had a field
day in passing Baltimore to a
4l-l0 walloping of Minnesota.
Cowboys Build Lead
In the Dallas game the Cow
boys built a 1917 lead after
three quarters. with Sam Baker
kicking So and 46-yard field
goals and Don Meredith scurry-
ing short yardage for two
touchdowns. Brown had kept
the Steelers close with two
touchdown passes. SIS yards to
Buddy Dial and % to Preston
Carpenter. while Lou Michaels
kicked a 24-yard field goal.
The Steelers, who got as
close to the Eastern title as a
playoff with Philadelphia in
l947 but lost. 2l-0, set up a
field goal try by Michaels from
the Al in the final period. but
Don Bishop broke through to
block it. That also seemed to
have the Steelers blocked, until
Brown called the key play.
The Bears, upset earlier by
| the 49ers, 20-14, for their only
loss, moved ahead to stay this
time on the first play from
scrimmage as Willie Galimort
raced 81 yards for a touch
down. Joe Marconi's 18-yarc
run, Billy Wade's 3-yard smash
and Roosevelt Taylor's 30-yarC
jaunt with an interceptior
closed out Chicago's scoring.
The Packers trailed tn,
Rams, 14-10, going into tn
| third period Saturday, but jim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-09
u. S. Curriers' Lose

SARNIA, Ontario, Dec. 9
(AP) Irwin Fraser's Sarnia
foursome defeated the 1868
United States champion rink.
skipped by Mike Slyziuk of De-
troit, IA, to win the main
event in the 34th annual I'm
perial Bonspiel yesterday.