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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-08
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Hungory's Giant Stirs
launches and Doubts

IN THE INTERNATIONAL, VILLAGE.
located behind the backstretch ut Laurel.
the driving rain slackened and stopped
but the chill wind freshened as the five
horses were led from their stalls almost
simultaneously.
The riders, bundled in lead-gray cloth
ing that blended with the ominous, scud-
ding clouds of the early morning, mounted
up and began the traditional walk around
the small shed row. There were the two
Russian horses and riders, the pair from
France, and Imperial, first ever to repre-
sent Hungary In the Laurel International.
Look at the big horse" Jack Kilner
OF the Laurel staff murmured. who does
he remind you OFF"
Imperial Is the big one. Tall, rangy,
rugged. The 3-year-old colt not only has
four white stockings, but they are uni
formly high, like college girls They end
just below the knee joints and abruptly
the chestnut begins
Take the same amount Of white and
spread it, willy-nilly," the one with Kilner
said, "and I'd say he. looks like Candy
Spots"
KILNER NODDED. His action on the
track is even like Candy Spots" he said.
All five-Bryansk and Ivory Tower II
Of Russia and Misti and Nyrcos of France
were the others-moved out Of the shed
and minced toward the track. The turf
course was opened only to Internationalists.
The three lion Curtain horses were
well behaved Misti, a 5-year-old, and
Nyrcos, 3-year-old roam, kicked and
reared when they heard the hooves Of the
working horses on the main track. Part
of the track was washed out and when the
horses went past their hooves made
sound like an orchestra drummer on the
wood block
A short, Stocky man with a shock of
uncut iron-gray hair, presumably to match
the Iron Curtain from whence he came,
stolidly watched the two Russian horses
and the Hungarian break away from the
Trenches to conduct exercises Of their own.
Kilner said something to him in Ger
man.
ZACHARIAS APERIANOV, for it was
he, lowered his binoculars and replied.
He said that in Hungary they start
from gates, like ours, not the Newmarket
barrier" Kilner interpreted. Aperianov is
a governmental onored trainer who trains
the state-owned Imperial. ALSO, they run
clockwise in the big races"
you speak Hungarian" lout asked
Kilner
I'm trying German" he said with
some satisfaction.
When Imperial, Bry@Ak and Ivory
Tower II broke in front OF Tne grandstand,
Aperianov pressed his stopwatch and
turned his attention to his glasses. The
three horses seemed to run for an infinite
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-08
By DICK SLAY
Star staff Writer

George Washington versus
Brigham Young would seem to
shape up as just another battle
of the beaten tomorrow in DC.
Stadium, except for several
circumstances which deserve
more than the passing interest
Of the paying public.
Foremost. perhaps, Is that
this is the final home game for
10 CIV seniors. and that means
the last glimpse Of Dick Drum
mond-and Merv Holland,
too-for the home folks.
It is Brigham Young's first
trip East in 81 years Of fielding
football teams. and it win be
playing in one Of the more
heavily populated areas Of the
Mormon faith this side of the
Great Salt Lake.
1t also is the George WASH
ington Homecoming. and 1t
could be argued that it Is the
most important single game on
the Colonials' schedule this
year.
Despite only one victory by
each team so far this fall, the
factors above might combine to
draw 10000 spectators for the
1880 pm. kickoff tomorrow.
The weatherman says he'll play
along by providing partly cloudy
skies and temperatures In
the mid-60s. II the tarpaulir
on the field hasn't leaked the
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GWs Last Home Game
Has Many Attractions

last three days. the footing
should be good.
Coach Jim Camp has denied
this is the most important
game for his CIV gang, yet he
has put pressure on himself by
pre- dicting freely a lopsided
triumph, an even wider mar
gin than the eight points fig
ured by the oddsmakers.
This is the first time this
season CIV has been favored,
and II the Colonials don't make
good they viii clinch the worst
season Of Camps three on @
street. He guided them to q S-6
record two years ago and Q 81
mark last year, including q
1912 victory over Brigham
Young that started q three
game winning streak. CIV,
which Is l-6 so far, has an
open date next week before
finishing the season at Wander
bilt November %.
The list Of CIV seniors
playing here for the last time
includes. besides Drummond
and Holland. Center George
Stone. who viii have another
year Of eligibility remaining
but says he win graduate and
not play again. The others are
Capt. Dick Duenkel. the fine
blocker and d defender at left
end; Fullback Jim johnson.
Halfback Bob LukomsH, End
Rudy zieger, Tackle Kurt Lind
strom and Guards Art Gubitosa
and John Hill. r V
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Texas Power to Be Tested
By Tough Baylor Defenses

4 Navy could have its hands
fun with Maryland, Us. The
Middies. led by Roger Staubach,
take a 6-l record into the game
at the Naval Academy.
Auburn, at 60, one Of the
three remaining unbeaten, I'M
tied teams in major college
circles. risks its No. 5 standing
against tough Mississippi State,
4-2-1, at Jackson, Miss.
Oklahoma, pounding along
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TERPS SKY HIGH
DESPITE WEATHER

An all-day rain failed to
dampen the enthusiasm Of
Maryland's football team
yesterday. but it did wipe
out q scheduled pep rally.
The Terps, working up a
good head Of steam for
Saturdays game at Navy,
drilled in sweat clothes.
Many had Beat Navy"
chalked in on their jer-
seys. Others had Shore
Patrol" arm bands painted
on. The enthusiasm APP
peared higher than for any
practice session so far this
season.
A night pep rally and
bonfire was called off when
the rain turned from a
sprinkle to a downpour.
-GUBACK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-08
By FRANCIS srANN

period, first one in front and then an
other.
1t was good show under the condi-
tons and Imperial seemed to justify GER
tain lunches that he may be the foreigner
TO pose the chief threat to Kelso on Mon
day. He would allow Bryansk to forge
ahead, then pick him up under a tight
hold. Then he'd do the same with Ivory
Tower.
WHEN THEY PULLED UP, Kilner
tried his German again. Aperianov, a
grim type, spoke. Il.
He says Imperial went 5000 meters
in three minutes fiat" Kilner interpreted,
frowning. Figure that out"
you figure it out and tell US" he was
told in chorus
II get mile and seven-eighths, {"
Kilner said, plus maybe 200 feet on &C
count Of the temporary railing" He
turned again to Aperianov and spoke.
HE says he's happy" Kilner said.
"very good work"
The big horse returned to the barn
area and passed KeIso on the way to the
track. Uncle Sans ace was dwarfed by
the Hungarian's size.
All Kelso's got," an observer said with
mock pity, lis coordination and a million,
five in winnings"
Our Joe Kelly kept looking at I'm
perial's four high white stockings.
you know the old stable superSti-
tion," he unused. -Four white feet !.
shoot EN-"
GALE-LIKE WEATHER in New York
prevented England's Espresso and Ice
lands Christmas Island from flying to
Laurel in the morning. They were COM
ing by van. Still, Ferumbras from Vene-
zuela was to be the latest Of the 10 ar
rivals. Not due until tomorrow.
They always send mystery horses"
Kelly reminded "This one won't even get
a chance to work before the race"
In 1855. Kelly was thinking, two vene-
zuelans showed up and ran Ia in the
classic. Prendase was invited, all expenses
paid, but not FL Chama, winner in photo
FL Chama had lost by neck in the Simon
Bolivar and only long-distance plea by
his owner and an offer to pay his own
way effected his participation.
That was the year the Canadians
cleaned up" Kelly remembered. "They bet
big on their horse, Project II, with Johnny
Longden up. But because the field was so
big they put Fl Chama and Project in the
field. The Canadian beat only two horses,
but Ell Chama made his ticket pay 81.
by himself, Ell Chama probably would
have returned $500. That was how big a
mystery he was"
Our ace Handicapped feels that even
with four stockinged feet Imperial wouldn't
pay that much.
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a passer like Dick Sinner, II
has at least a chance to throw
q scare into the Middies, who
are ranked fourth nationally
and have lost only to Southern
Methodist. SMU also beat the
Air Force. the Terps' other
victim.
And as long as the Terps
have Tom Nugent as coach,
they can expect emotional slim
ulation. If they only could
find q second line and q second
backfield to offset Nays two
fine units their chances of a
third victory would be a little
better.
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Middies have had trouble with
some good passers. And Sinner
is one of the best. He has some
good receivers in Hill and End
Howard HUMPHREYS and, some-
times, Mick Melcher.
Staubach has any number of
receivers and could throw TO
Halfback John Sal, Fullback
Pat Donnelly or Ends Jim
Campbell and Dave Sjuggerud
when the first team is operat-
ing. And when Hardin wheels
in the second team, Staubaeh
can aim at Ends Gary Kellner
or Neil Henderson. Halfbacks
Kip Paskewic h and Wayne
Hanson or Fullbaek Nick Mar
koff. There is little loss Of eff
cheney when the second team
plays.
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Neither team is at peak
strength for this 18th meeting
between the schools. The Mid
dies have won II, Maryland
four and one ended in a tie.
On the Navy side, Skip Orr,
the Middies' top pass receiver
with 20 catches. is still below
his full effectiveness with a
bruised shoulder. But Wayne
Hardin, the Navy coach, says
Orr might play.
Also, Jim Freeman, who was
considered Nays best line
man, is nursing a pulled leg
muscle and his starting tackle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-08

toward another Big Eight title
and ranked sixth at 5-1, is home
to Iowa State, 4-3. No. 8 Pitt,
ST.. is at Notre Dame. "a: No.
9 Michigan State, ALL, Is at
Purdue. 3-3, and No. 10 Ohio
State, ALL. is host to Penn
State, So
Princeton, 60, and the only
other unbeaten, united team,
visits Harvard for an Ivy
League game.
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SEATS AVAILABLE
FOR TERPS-NAVY

Tickets for the Navy
Maryland football game in
Annapolis tomorrow are
still available.
They may be obtained at
the Naval Academy Athletic
Association office In An
napolis or the Army Navy
Club in Washington.
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Merry Terps Threaten Navy Bowl Hopes
Deep Talent
Makes Turs
Choice by Ia
By ROBERT sOAIAFERs
Star staff Writer

A lot Of nerve takes on q lot
Of talent when Maryland visits
Navy in Annapolis tomorrow
for q football game that has
attracted an uncomm on
amount of interest.
In case anyone Is wondering,
it's Navy that has the talent
and Maryland that had better
have the nerve.
At first glance 1t Is q gross
mis-match pitting q Navy team
that has won six Of its seven
games and might wind I'D in q
bowl game. against q Maryland
squad that Is headed back to
the drawing board after win
ming but two Of its seven starts.
1t Is quite likely that q capac-
ity crowd Of 30,735 fans will
be in Navy-Marine Corps
Stadium for the 1880 kickoff to
see why the Middies are q IA
point favorite.
Offensive Power
What they will see Is a Navy
team that is one Of the top Of
fensive powers IN college foot
ball, a team that can score
from any place on the field.
In seven games Navy has
scored 21S points. has never
been held below FL and has
gained 1907 yards running and
1892 passing for q total offense
Of 2.499 yards.
Maryland has rushed for
1862 yards and passed for am
other $50 for q total offense of
2,0l2 yards. The Terps' biggest
problem has been converting |
this yardage into scores. Mary
land has scored only ia points.
The Terps have scored as
many as three touchdowns in
only two outings, but one Of
them is hardly regarded as the
high point Of their season.
They crooked winless Wake
Forest. 500. but practically ev-
cry team has done that to the
Deacons. including little East
Carolina, which also crossed
the Wake goal line three times
easily.
But as long as Maryland has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-08

position has been awarded to
Chuck Durepo, who Hardin
says plays to his full potential.
But these are nothing COM
pared to Maryland's woes. Nu-
gent must face Nays Roger
Staubaca with Ernie Arizzi, his
most experienced defensive
back. down for only spot duty.
with staubach throwing, !"
Nueent moaned, ''it's tough to
have Ernie missing for any
amount Of time" Arizzi is a
deep defender and Staubauch,
Nays junior All-American
candidate, can throw deep.
Also down for limited duty Is
Bob Burton, q 205-pound power
runner who also backs up the
line. Daryl Hill, the fleet pass
grabber. win fill In for Arizzi,
but Nugent must call on George
Stem. one Of IS sophomores on
the first two units, to replace
Burton, who Is n nursing a
sprained ankle. Arizzii has a
back and hip injury.
Bad Memories
Maryland's losses are inf
nitely more Gripping than the
Middies' because Navy has the
bench strength to cover up.
Bob Teall, an excellent pass
receiver, will take over II Orr
can't play and there was some
speculation that Durepo might
have taken Freeman's Job even |
II Jim hadn't been hurt.
This will be the second time |
Navy has come up against the I
formation and the memories
are all bad. Southern Method
ist used this as the basic for
nation in a 1928 victory over
the Middies. i
still Maryland figures it has
q chance. Mainly because the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-08
BY the Associated Press

Texas, which hasn't lost a
regular-season game in two
years. meets what is regarded
as the biggest menace to that
record tomorrow as the South
west Conference football race
reaches its first climax of the
season.
The league usually has sew
eral climaxes and is a little
late in trotting out its first,
but it was worth waiting for
a battle between its top often
sive and defensive teams, Texas
and Baylor.
Texas carries a tottering
crown into battle-the crown
Of No. 1 team in the Nation
It has been tilted and battered
for three straight weeks, but
managed to remain in place.
There will be 64,530 fans in
Memorial Stadium at Austin to
see if the leagues mightiest
defense and most vicious pass
rush can put a halter on the
shenanigans Of the Nations top
offensive machine.
Last Stumbling Block
Both teams are indicated
in conference play and the win
ner will become an odds-on
favorite for the title.
The game looms as the top
attraction on the national
schedule and presents probably
the last really big stumbling
block on the Longhorns' path
to the national championship.
Their only other games are
against Texas Christian, 3-2-1,
and Texas AIM, 1-5-I.
The Bears are unranked. but
have an impressive 5-l mark.
losing only to Oregon State.
They've beaten Houston. Ar
kansas, Texas Tech, Texas
AIM and Texas Christian.
Three Unbeaten Left
Most Of the rest Of the ranked
teams also have their work
cut out for them. with only
No. 3 Mississippi scheduled for
q breather. OF Miss, SOL,
has a home game against little
Tampa. No. z Alabama is idle.
/ Second-ranked Illinois, SOL
is at home to a Michigan team
that may be better than its
i2-S-t record indicates, and No
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sprawling paneled rec. rm. with
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

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q CO., INC, Realtor.
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Immaculate 3-bedroom brick ram
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a'uminum fenced lot Priced
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VACANT

4-bedrm rambler. conv. 10 NH,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MOT.

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OLD FARM

Transferred owner desires quick
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split-level built by Kettier. Beaut
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bedrms., 2 baths up. Tiled utii
room and lower basement. Large
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KALORAMA
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minute walk to Grimke Public
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

LANGLEY PK.-3-bedrm. brk. ram
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JAMES c. coNLEY q Co. JU. s-41a4
LANGLEY PARK AREA--Walk to
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bath brick rambler with den.
Must sell. Many extras. S21,950.
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GRAY -KESSINGER
REALTORS JU. 5-61OO

Brk. rambler. 3 bedrms., 2 baths
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Assume large GI loan with immed
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

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8s16 Pope St. sc. $1,000 dn.,
balance like rent. Asking S25,-
$50. What Q beauty. huge liv.
ing rm. with firepl., 3 lge. bed
rms, "a baths. full bsmt.. custom
knottY-pine rec. rm. with bar
Washer. refer. range, plenty OF
cabinet space In the kit. Garage.
lge. flagstone patio porch, large
Many other extras. FHA. CT or
conventional to anyone who can
qualify.
Ii. 4-73OO Fallin Realty RE NARA
Evening star., 1963-05-22
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
SPRINGFIELD

SPRINGFIELD
NEW LISTING. Very hand
some rambler near Little
Flower Church. Has every
thing. Upper 40s. Ewes.
Mrs. Snyder, OIL. 4-36Sl.
Pobiak & Pobiak
REALTORS OIL. $4,000
Evening star., 1963-05-22
RETHESDA

SETTLED NEIGHBoRHooD
Charming like-new brk, rambler
surrounded by trees on a corner
lot hy. rm. features. firepl.,
plenty Of table space in kit, Gus
itom-built rec, rm. for your fam
ly's enjoyment. Priced at SOB
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.