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The chronicle., 1963-06-18

he was born in March, and l
didn't get married until May Of
the same year. / don't want to
give him his birth certificate with
that information on it. He says
he needs his birth certificate to
get his drivers license. What
should / do?
WORRIED MON
DEAR WORRIED: You do not
say whether you married tn e
boys father, or another m a n.
Your problem involves law and
procedures that differ in differ
ent states. In some states birth
certificates can be "fixed up" Ito
protect the child and the origi-
nal sealed. Ask your city or coun-
ty health department, or the de-
partment of vital statistics, for
information.
The chronicle., 1963-06-18

DEAR ABBY: Maybe this
problem will sound small and un-
important to you, but it's reilly
got me stumped. After Is years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-24
And Next Sunday

A performance by the famous
Obratsov Russian Puppet Theater.
plus a Commute salute to the late
Cecil B. De Mile. are among the TV
highlights for Sunday. December l.
This list is compiled from available
information.)
American Football League 1890
pm, WMAL-O. Boston at Houston,
with Curt Gowdy and Paul Christ
man at the mike.
Sports Spectacular Is pm,
WTOP-9). The Worlds Invitational
Bowling Tournament from Chicago.
The Twentieth Century (6 pm,
WTOP-9). THE Plots Against Hit
ler," Part Two. Special guests Count
eSs Won Stauffenberg and Axel Won
dem Bussche.
Walt Disney's World G:3O pm,
WRC-4. Walt slices up one of his
many successful movies, "Pollyanna,"
into three parts for TV. Part one to-
night, with Hayley Mills starring and
The Sunday Stor TV Magazine, WI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-24

Jane Wyman, Richard Egan. Donald
Crisp, many others.
Ed Sullivan g pm, WTOP-9.
The program devotes its full hour to
the Obratsov Russian Puppet Theater
and marks its only performance out
side the New York area.
The Worlds Greatest Snowman
1880 pm, WRC-4. A Commute
salute to the late Cecil B. De Mile.
with nine stars (Charlton Heston.
Bob Hope, Gloria Swanson, Yul
Brynner, James Stewart, Betty Hut
ton, Barbara Stanwyck, Edward c.
Robinson, Cornell WILDE. recalling a
significant phase of his career.
ThereIl be excerpts from his movies
plus comments by Samuel Goldwyn
and the Rev. Billy Graham.
Arrest and Trial $3.50 pm.
WMAL-0. A prominent judges
career is threatened when his illegiti-
mate son goes on trial for vandalism
and beating of two men. Everett
Sloane and Michael Parks are fea-
tured with Ben Gazzara and Chuck
Connors.
hinston, D. c.. November "a. 1868 IS
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the team. Attendance fell off
during football season, but
there's nothing like a poten-
tial winner to cure student
apathy.
Wilson of the Interhigh
League will play three Inter-
high League games this season
at American UniverEity's Leo
nard Gymnasium. The Tigers
meet Coolidge January 10,
Cardozo January "a and RooSe-
welt January 81 at AU.
=
John Flynn. the former St.
Johns High star who went on
to become an All-Big Eight end
at Oklahoma, apparently has
opened the door at Norman for
Washington area athletes.
Flynn played fullback at st.
Johns but was converted to
end at Oklahoma and started
in both 1862 and 1868. He was
the first Washington area ath-
lete to letter at Oklahoma.
Jim MaShburn Of Washing
ton-Lee High swims backStroke
for the Sooners' varsity. NASH
burn is a product Of the North
ern Virginia Aquatic Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-10
SteeIersA Toughest
Giants Scout Reports

at Dallas, but they say Hoax
will be all right by Sunday.
John Baker and Lou Mi
chaels do a great job on de-
tense at the ends. Michaels
probably is their best defen-
sive player but Baker is so tall
that even if he doesn't get
through all the way he can
knock down passes. They keep
the pressure on and hang In
there all the way. You saw
what they did in Dallas
passing from their own 16 on
fourth-and-14. Red Mack made
a lot of yardage by running
after he caught the pass. Then
Sapp went in for the I'd and
that was it."
Everything was strictly bust
ness in the Giants midtown Of
flee. As Coach Allie Sherman
always says, I'VE play them
one at a time"
This is the "one."
The winner is the Eastern
Division champion and goes
to the title game against either
the Bears or the Packers.
That's worth something like
5000 a man.
A tie will win for the Giants,
who would then be 1881 to
the Steelers' 1874. If the
Giants win the game they win
the title. Same for the Steelers
No other result is possible
No playoff game.
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Misty, StynchuIo
Redskin Weekly
Award Winners

Two linemen, John Nisby
and Andy Stynchula, were vot-
ed player of the week" awards
yesterday by writer's covering
the Redskins.
Nisby received belated recog-
milton for his work as an often
sive guard the week end before
last, when the regular Monday
meeting of writers was skipped
because of the National Foot
ball League draft at Chicago.
He has been a consistent per-
former but, like most offensive
linemen, seldom on the spot
light.
Stynchula, rounding out
what probably has been his
best year as a Redskin, was
outstanding against the Giants
despite the Redskins one-sided
defeat.
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Marshall said he and an
Atlanta restaurateur, Harvey
Hester, were present when
Dempsey made his remarks in
New York about the big bout.
Hester confirmed Marshall's
report. asserting, Jack got a
Mickey Finn the morning of
the fight"
Marshall wrote that the drug
was slipped into Dempsey's cof-
fee at breakfast by a trusted
companion who prepared to
arrange it so that big money
back in Chicago might grow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-10
500 Attend
Dinner for
Golf Writer

Over 500 golfers. men and
women, assembled in a Timoni-
UNI MD restaurant last last
night to bid a formal farewell
to Jim Wild retiring golf writer
of the Baltimore Sun.
Wild retired November / aft
er 80 years as a Baltimore
newspaperman. first with the
News-Post and since 1887 with
the Sun. A native of Hermann,
Mo-, Wild is SO.
Representatives Of both
Washington and Baltimore
country clubs and golf asSocia-
tons attended the affair which
had been sold out for weeks.
Committee members estimated
that several hundred others
who wanted to attend could
not be accommodated.
Wild was presented gifts
from the Maryland State Golf
Association, the Middle Allan
tic PGA, the Baltimore Womr
ems Golf Association and the
Salisbury MD Rotary Club.
AS a climax to the proceed
ings, the committee surprised
Wild with an all-expenses paid
three-week vacation In Hawaii.
Another gift was not an
nounced. Nanny Deitz of
Woodholme. former president
of the Maryland State Golf As
ISOLATION and chairman Of the
dinner committee, plans to
have Wild as his guest on a
European visit.
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Quantico Feels
Berth in Bowl
Year Overdue

Quantities. football team will
make an appearance in the
Missile Bowl Saturday in Or
lando, Fla, but the \ Marines
figure the opportunity is a year
overdue.
Quantico will play the San
Diego Marines for the national
service title at Orlando. A year
ago, Quantico was driving for a
spot in the bowl when its foot
ball season was Cancelled be-
cause of the Cuban crisis.
So the Marines rolled up
eight straight victories to start
the 1868 season and won the
Missile Bowl berth. Then they
were upset by Fort EuStis, a
team they also had lost to in
the 1861 Missile Bowl, 1924.
Quantico made one other APP
pearance in the Missile Bowl,
defeating Pensacola Navy in
1860.
The Marines finished with a
81 record this year, while San
Diego rolled up an Ito record,
including victories over Arizona
State, Mexico and San Diego
State.
The Devildogs have a 238-
pound average on the line and
a backfield led by Halfbacks
Cleveland Jones and Hugh Old
ham, who have combined for
26 touchdownS this season.
Jones, who weighs only 148,
has carried the ball 81 times
for 623 yards and has caught
10 passes for 406 yards. Old
ham has GOT yards in 66 car
rieS.
Quantico has allowed only 48
points in 10 games.
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games in 1862 and seemed to
be on the way to even better
days. But the Steelers lost Big
Daddy" Lipscomb during the
off1season, and made an inaus-
picious debut against a $3.50
Philadelphia team, and pretty
soon the experts were wagging
their heads and saying nope,
1t won't be this year"
Parker's team was always on
the fringe of the race, never
really out of it and never really
in 1t. All Of a sudden its facing
up to the Giants in the show
down battle. This is the one
that decides whether or not
Pittsburgh gets a chance to
rake in the blue chips, and now
some people say 1t can do it.
Bill McPeaK is one VINO
thinks the Steelers can whip
the Giants. It's ironical in
way, because Bills lowly
Redskins-still fighting to stay
out Of the cellar-almost upset
the Steelers twice. If you recall
the game at D. C. Stadium
you'll remember that the
Redskins had them hooked, I'M
til Gary Balman's 92-yard
kickoff return, with less than
two minutes to play, saved the
day.
Last Sunday at Dallas, with
the clock again showing about
two minutes. the Ste elers
pulled out another victory with
a last-gasp touchdown. That's
one reason McPeak. a Steeler
alumnus, thinks they can win.
Parker has the kind Of offense
that can beat the Giants, a
grind it out. wear EN- down
ball-packing style.
They'll just gnaw away at
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College
Basketball

BY the Associated Press
AREA
Catholic U. 81, sheperd 20.
Quabtico 1914, Fort Meade ~.
Maryland Frosh 81, Gu FrOsh II. :
EAST
Bates IS, Bowdoin II.
Franklin 4 Marshall 06. Western
Central Connecticut ss. New PstE
80.
QuinnIpIae 81. New Haven 30.
SOUTH
Kentucky 100, North CaroIinG 80.
Mississippi state 81. Delta State So
Tennessee 80, East Tennessee Al.
Alabama 81. Florida state SO.
Centenary 90. Mississippi ~.
sewanee IS, HuntingtOn 20.
Mississippi College ia, 81. Ber-
CattanOOsa s3, MaryvilIe, Tenn. Sc.
billiard 80, Prairie View 70.
Warner 115, Washington, Nd. e..
Wofiord 80, Belmont Abbey IL.
Allen SO, Shaw 10.
=, Fort VALLEY state es. SOuth Caro-,
Florida Southern ss, Tampa 81.
Randolph.Maco 1903, RoanOke 66.
Catawba "a, Mars Hill So.
OgelthOrpe 81, Troy state IL.
High Point 81, Newberry IS.
MIDWEST
Kansas State 03, Indiana 81.
Oklahoma 1O6, Illinois 104.
Iowa 10, st. Louis II.
Creighton SO, Idaho State 81.
DePaul 106, Lawrence Tech so.
Texas Tech 76, Nebraska go.
Ohio U. 10. Southern Illinois go.
Defiance SO, Adrian IS.
Central Michigan, so Alan 81.
PeapuAw 81, Wabash ~.
SOUTHWEST
Texas 20, LOuisian state IS.
OklshOmA State n, Arkansas 65,
Texas Christian IS. Houston 50.
Rice 90. Tulane &c.
Baylor IL, Southwest Texas Sc.
Texas Western IS. TarletOn 81. 80.
Howard Payne 50 Southwestern
Texas 81.
Sam Houston, st. Mary's Tex. e6.
FAR WEST
Washington 80, Oregon So.
Utah 30, U. Of Pacific ~.
Seattle 81, st. Mary's Calf. 80,
GonEaEa 81, WitwOFth ~.
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WITH THE HIGH SCHOOLS
Northwood Gndders Gave
Cagers Easy Act to Follow

Tony Bennett, who won the
Virginia scholastic wrestling
title last year while at Madison.
and Jerry Mullins, who won the
State 157-pouud title FOR An
Mandate, are members Of Okla
homa's freshman wrestling
team.
Kurt Andolson of Alexandria
played tackle on the freshman
football team while Groveton's
Bob Stephens is a candidate
for the frosh basketball team.
Grassland, the new Junior
senior high school in Prince
Georges County, has three bas-
ketball teams this season, all
coached by Frank LaFontaine.
The school. located at Camp
Springs, fields teams at the
varsity and junior varsity lev
els in high school and a junior
high team.
The high school Is rated at
Class A status this season, but
does not participate in the
league. Next year. county Of
ficials expect Grassland will
enter the Class IA ranks.
The all-sophomore varsity
team boasts Gary Gardner, a
Shoots center. Brad Fisk, q
6-5 forward, plays on the junior
varsity team.
Also in Prince Georges,
Laurel High School has moved
into the Class A League for the
first time and will contest
Fairmont Heights and Central
for the title.
Three new coaches and two
new teams made their debut
in the Virginia Group lib Bat
tlefield District this basketball
season. The new coaches are
Jim (Red) Raines at Gar
Field, Charles Black at Orange
and Joe Lanford at Spotsyl-
vania.
Osbourn Of Manassas and
Brentsville District Of Nokes-
vile have entered teams in the
league for the first time. Os-
bourn drops down from the
Group la ranks while Brents-
vile moves up from Group II.
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I'LL AFTER FIRST TUNNEY FIGHT
Dempsey Minimizes Drug Story

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 10 (AP).
Elk heavyweight king Jack
Dempsey admits he may have
been slipped a Mickey be-
fore he went into the ring
against Gene Tunney and got
knocked off the throne he'd
held seven years.
However, Dempsey insisted
he felt fine the day and night
of the fight and offered no ex-
cuse for dropping the 10-round
decision in the rain at Phi
ladelphia on September %,
1926. More than 10000 fans
watched the fight.
"A doctor told me the next
day I'd probably been given a
Mickey Finn and I probably
was i'll for three or four days
after that" Dempsey said.
However, the ManaSsa Maui
Ter was inclined to brush the
whole thing off, saying, 1T
happened about 40 years ago.
Who could remember what
happened? I was all right.
fought my fight.
IF Gene Tunney had had a
Mickey Finn, he probably could
have licked me anyhow"
Dempsey commented after
Benny Marshall of the Birm-
ingham (Ala.) News had quot
ed him as having said he was
drugged at the time of the
fight. II don't believe I have
ever been as sick, before or
since" Marshall quoted Demp-
sey. 1T was terrible. Just terri
BILE"
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bigger, crooked money, obvious
ly."
The story that the great
heavyweight had been drugged
has been whispered among old
time boxing writer's for many
years. But it has never been
publicly revealed, at Dempsey's
request.
As a matter Of fact, Dempsey
said. he didn't think too much
Of the incident when he was
telling Marshall and Hester
about 1t at dinner.
They were just some chance
remarks I didn't think would
wind up in print" he said.
Dempsey, who won the title
from Jess Willard in 1919,
hadn't put it on the line for
three years prior to his 1926
fight against Tunney, the ex-
Marine. Tunney also put him
away in a 10-round decision
one year later, when Dempsey
was 80 and Tunney 90.
Alan ]. Gould, former sports
editor and executive editor OF
the Associated Press, said in
New York last night that there
was nothing to indicate Demp-
sey was either Ill or drugged in
the first bout.
Gould, who was at ringside
recalled, 1T was not a very ex-
citing fight no knockdowns-
and Tunney clearly outboxed
and outpunched Dempsey. II
seemed to me that Dempsey
was slow and his timing was
off. His legs were not up to
what they were in his prime"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-10
By CARL SELL
Star staff Writer

After a disastrous 0-10 foot
ball record. Northwood High
School has turned its attention
to basketball, which has pro-
duced two straight 14-5 sea
sons. In fact, the Indians
haven't had a losing record in
basketball in the schools eight
year existence.
Coach Paul Bolyard has an
experienced five this year. de-
spite the fact that he lost three
starters from the 1925 team.
Other coaches in the Mont
gomery County Glass IA
League. have tapped Northwood
as a title threat, but Bolyard
isn't buying that prediction
yet.
81 think we have improved
over last year. but I don't know
how much the others have i'm
proved" Bolyard said. However.
Paul thinks he will find out just
how good his team is early in
the season against opponents
like Wheaton, Bethesda Chevy
Chase and Springbrook.
Richie Farmer, a 5-foot-S
backcourt whiz, and 6-foot-4
Scott McDougal return from
last years starting team. Buddy
Worth, Paul Clark and Louis
Harmon, who is SIS, have
into the starting lineup.
All were reserves q year ago.
Coach Bolyard considers his
current team faster than last
season, an item which no doubt
will help Farmer, an excellent
ball handler. Richie averaged
IA points a game a year ago
and could up that mark If the
added speed can produce an
effective fast break.
The all-losing football season
apparently has served as a
stimulant for the basketball
team, which opened with a
90-27 victory over EinStein on
Friday.
I'VE were hungry against
Einstein," Bolyard said. THE
kids wanted to win something. !"
Bolyard, in his fourth year as
coach at Northwood, says the
student body is solidly behind
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Bryant Hunts =
Pdsser After
Firing Namath

TUSCALOOSA, Ala, Dec. 10
AP)-Joe Klamath. Alabama's-
star quarterback, has been sus-c
pended from the team and will
not appear in Saturdays game
with Miami or the January /,
Sugar Bowl.
Coach Paul Bryant said last
night:
Klamath has been suspended,
from the team for the rest Of
the season, including the Sugar ,
Bowl, for an infraction Of
training rules this past week
end.
Joe has indicated to me.
that he will remain in school
and concentrate on his studies.
He will be allowed to remain
on scholarship"
Bryant declined to elabo-
rate.
Suspension of the Beaver
Falls, Pa, junior caused a
wholesale shakeup in the Grim
son Tides quarterback corps in
last nights practice session.
Senior Jack Hurlbut, who
has been used primarily OH
defense. worked with the first
team. Sophomore Steve Sloan
was moved up to the second
unit.
Namath's field generalship
and sharp passing had kept
these two in the background.
He was listed as an honorable
mention on the Associated
Press All-America team last
week.
Touted as one Of Alabama's
all-time great quarterbacks in
preseason predictions, Klamath
was overshadowed by his
downstate rival, Jimmy Side,
Auburn's signal caller who was
listed on the A. P.'s first-team'
All-America. :
Klamath guided Alabama to
a To record. The nationally
televised Miami contest closes
the regular season. The Tide
will meet Mississippi in the
Sugar Bowl. ,
Namath's total offense Of 966
yards was seventh best in the.
Southeastern Conference. He
completed So Of 1913 passes for
765 yards and seven touch
downs and rushed for 20l.
yards.
In 1862 Klamath led the
league and set new school rec
ords when he passed for 1872
yards, completing rs losses.
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Warren County Wins
On Puyne's Finish

FRONT ROYAL, Va, Dec.
10 (SpeciaD Mickey Payne
scored seven of his nine points
in the final quarter to lead
Warren County High School
over Luray. 43-39, here last
night in the season. opening
District 10, Group II basket
ball game for both schools. Ron
Triplett of Luray and Yates
Hall of Warren County led with
IL nOintS aarh
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Quuntico Romps
In Home Opener

QUANTTCO, Va, Dec. 10
(Speciap The Quantico Ma
rines played their first home
game Of the season last night
and everybody got into the act.
Coach Fred Karker emptied
his bench early as the Marines
jumped off to an 80 lead and
coasted to a l04-72 victory over
Fort Meade. Dick Peloff and
Reserve Ed Anderson led the
rOut with % and 10 n0ints
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Iba'sCOWbOys
Ready TO Rise
In Big Eight

Hank Iba appears ready to
move his Oklahoma State
basketball team out Of the
second division in the Big
Eight Conference.
The old master had only a
TT conference slate last year
and finished fifth. but this
years Cowboys seem a smooth
outfit capable of making its
power felt. Last night Okla
homa State scored victory No.
2 Of the young season. a 1865
decision over Arkansas.
Also moving along Is Adolph
Rupp's Kentucky team. 1t
chalked up its fourth in a row,
10000. over North Carolina,
and sometime this season Rupp
should notch his Tooth victory.
Last nights triumph gave him
a 688-134 record.
Seven Players Ousted
Iowa also remained unbeaten,
but had to survive a foul filled
fray and a fight to score a
two-point victory over st.
Louis. Dave Roach tossed in 80
points in the 1877 decision
that was marked by SO personal
fouls. Seven players went out
on personals.
In some Of the other major
games, Rice bombed Tulane,
90-62; Utah humbled Pacific,
90-72; defending SEC cham
pion Mississippi State came
from behind for a 67-52 deci-
sion over Delta State; Texas re-
NAMED unbeaten with a 1905
victory over LSU, and Texas
Christian outlasted Houston,
$3.50, in overtime.
DeacOns Have Trouble
Wake Forest had q tough
time edging Purdue, 77-72;
Tennessee Just got by Tennes-
see State, 48-47, and 7-foot
Roger Suttner scored 20 points
in Kansas States 1894 victory
over Indiana.
In some others, Oklahoma
outscored Illinois, los l04;
Texas Tech beat Nebraska.
1850; Alabama got by Florida
State, $3.50, and Baylor took
Southwest Texas, 71-62.
Key games tonight include
Detroit at top-ranked Chicago
Loyola, second-ranked New
York University at Northwest
ern and DuqueSne at fifth
ranked Wichita.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-10

NEW YORK, Dec. 10 (AP).
EN- Tunnel gave the New
York Giants coaching staff
his scouting report on the
Pittsburgh steelers yesterday. 1t
added up to one word-tough.
Not that the Giants had to
be told much about the Steel
ers, who beat them. $40, in
September. But Tunnel had
Just returned from Dallas,
where the Steelers edged the
Cowboys, 24-19. Sunday.
The Giants and Steelers
meet Sunday in Yankee Stadi-
UNI, with the NIL Eastern
Division championship at
stake. Naturally Tunnels OBJ
servations get high priority.
This is the toughest ball
club physically that we'll ever
play" the former Giant and
Green Bay defensive back said.
They do nothing fancy. The
defense is simple. But they hit,
hit, hit. Even after Pittsburgh
went ahead Sunday, the Cow
boys still had a chance when
they threw a pass to Frank
Clarke, but Clendon Thomas
hit Clarke so hard he fumbled.
Brown Is Leader
They do pretty much the
same thing they have been
doing all along. Ed Brown Is
the team leader and the Steel
ers have confidence in him as
their quarterback.
They do go to q set back
field on short yeardage situa-
tons. When they do that, Bud
dy Dial moves up from TANKER
to end and Gary Ballman lines
UP with John Henry johnson
and Dick Hoax or Theron Sapp
in the backfield. Hoax has
been hurt and they used Sapp
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WeIImun Named

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 10
(AP) Bob Wellman has been
named manager of the Phillies'
new minor league team at Eu-
gene, Greg, of the Class A
Northwest League.