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Years Day triumph Wisconsin in e Rose BO Coach
Mckay goes limb i his predictions 1868 For the last
THIS WEEKS forecasts topped the polls BY the nations experts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-01

the Yankee Conference, Delaware in
the Middle Atlantic Conference, West
Virginia in the Southern Conference,
Miami of Ohio in the Mid-American
Conference, Tulsa in the Missouri Valley
Conference and New Mexico in the
Western Athletic Conference will be the
winners.
No guarantee, of course, goes with
dictiOns. But | can promise this: DesI
changes and apprehension over change, c
ball in 1868 will continue to be an intens,
game = for the players, for me as a Coz
you as a spectator. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-01

WEEKS FORECAST Coach John
McKGy Southern California TGns UOed the No. college
in the nation last year, Ui II straight Victories including
, 1963-05-13
PERSONAL MENTION

Mr.. and Mrs. William
Aston Of Bronx, New York,
are the proud parents of a
little baby girl. She arrived
on May 7th and weighed
seven pounds and one ounce
at birth.
Mrs. Aston is the former
Miss Gudrun Pretto, the
daughter of Mrs. Hepsibah
Pretto Edwards, wife of the
well-known pharmacist,
Harry Edwards.
, 1963-05-13
Husband Bites Off
Wife's EYelid as
Result ofFight

Victoria Aponte Vasquez,
10, lost her right eyelid, as
the result of an argument
which ended in a fight with
her husband, Jorge de Jesus
Rentas.
According to the Police
report The two attended a
celebration at the home of
a friend at Sally's Fancy.
Rentas left and went to
town; on his return an argu-
ment ensued which devel-
oped into a fight.
A friend Of the family
rushed the injured woman
to the hospital where doc
tors said that she would
have to undergo plastic
surgery and skin grating.
Police found them on very
friendly terms and she has
refused to file charges,
pointing out that her hus-
band is the father Of four
children by another woman.
Investigation was carried
out by ~Policewoman Ann
Schrader.
, 1963-05-13
Mon Bumps Into Cor
on HighwdY is
Declined in Hospital

Jorge Santiago, so, bumped
into the side of a Project Sc
dan, No. 2345, driven by Can
ute A. Brodhurst, on the Cen
terline Highway at the foot of
Kingshill on Saturday night at
lilo. He suffered serious in
juries, including laceration of
the left side Of his head; left
shin, broken right hip and
thigh and scratches on his
body. =
Mr. and Mrs. Brodhurst
were on their way to Frederik-
sted to deliver some programs
for the Bright Circle celebra-
ton scheduled for the next
day and was taking a leisurely
ride. AS the car reached the
foot of Kingshill, Brodhurst
was partially blinded by the
headlights on a car going the
opposite direction, it was rain
ing slightly at the time which
made vision even more diff
cult. Suddenly, there was a
heavy bump against the left
side of the car. Mr.. Brodhurst
said he Just saw when the "ob-
iect" fell back on the soft
shoulder Of the highway. He
quickly stopped and got out to
see a man lying on the ground.
He begged the car that had
stopped probably 300 feet
z. = Ar
away filled with men, to hurry
and call the Police and an
ambulance but not one moved.
Other cars began arriving
including DR.. Harold Block
who turned around; rushed
to Kingshill Police Station and
notified the Police in Chris
tiansted. Two Puerto Rican
gentlemen arrived and volun-
teered help. They summoned
the Frederiksted Police and
ambulance. Mr.. Ortiz, we'll
known barber also gave valu-
able assistance.
AS each car arrived, Mr..
Brodhurst, deeply upset about
the mans condition, urged
them to call the Police and
ambulance. After minutes that
seemed like hours, the flashing
Continued on page q
, 1963-05-13
PresidentO Orders Alert
of MiliturY to Protect
Birmingham Citizens

President Kennedy has order
ed alerting of the military
forces and preparation of plans
to call out the National Guard
for the protection of citizens
should. there be any attempt
at rioting in Birmingham, Ala.
The President has declared
that his government will do
whatever must be done to pre-
serve law and order, protect
the lives of citizens and and
uphold the law Of the land.
Secretary Of Defense Robert
Nc Namara has been instruct
ed to alert elements of. the
armed forces trained in riot
control.
, 1963-05-13
Alphonso Harrison
Killed in Truffic
Accident Sat. Night

".-@ #a&N@#.@g
One of the worst two
car accidents in recent
months took place on Satur-
day night at about 11:3O
when a Ford Fairlane driv-
en- by Alphonso Harrison
and a Plymouth Sedan ope-
rated by Alexandra Ramos
collided ; the Plymouth
smashing into the drivers
side OF the Ford killing Har-
rison almost instantly.
According to reports
reaching The Avis, Harri-
son was on his way to Fred
6FlkSCeQ and attempted to
pass a car travelling in the
same direction; and appar-
emily was not aware of an
approaching vehicle travel
ling in the opposite direc-
ton. Speculation is that
Harrison then swung out to
avoid the approaching Ply
mouth and collided approx
imately half a mile from
Frederiksted. Travelling in
the Ford with Harrison was
Alexander Elcock who suf-
fered several broken ribs
and g ruptured spline,
Upon hearing the impact,
Senator Coward, Frank Pc
Continued on Page ~
, 1963-05-13
Representatives of
Several Fdiths Greet
Anglican Bishop Mills

Anglican Bishop Mills
Representatives of sew
eral faiths, including the
Catholic Church, were on
hand to greet the Right Rev.
Cedric E.. Mills, the First
Protestant Episcopal Bishop
of the Virgin Islands who
arrived in st. Thomas on
Saturday last, in addition to
Governor Ralph Paiewon-
sky and members of the
vestry of All Saints Episco-
pal Church and other dis
tinguished churchmen.
Bishop Mills was escorted
in a motorcade and received
greetings along the way.
Representatives from the
several denominations from
Puerto Rico, St. Croix and
st. Thomas were there.
Governor Paiewonsky in
his greeting said that Bish-
op Mills will add strength
to our community. The Rev.
Martin Hickman OF the
Moravian Church said on
behalf Of the Protestant
group, that the coming OF
Bishop Mills speaks for the
strengthening of religion
in the Virgin Islands.
The Right Rev. Alfred
Sears, C.ss.R. Vicar Gener-
al of the Roman Catholic
Church, represented the
Most Reverend Edward
Harper of the Roman Cath
Ole Church. He pledged
support in the strengthen
ing of religion in the Virgin
Islands.
Rabbi Sasso of the He
brew congregation also
pledged his support to Bish-
OPP Mills in strengthening Of
religion in the Virgin Isl
Continued on page a
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Undertake
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Photo by Campbell Photo

New
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grill Adults children
DIRECTIONS: Drive 0oO w. (ly ond FOhtox 1871
Hunter Mill Rd for Ia Left 6l-67z mi
Tm Tmberoke John Bridge l611 mi from choi
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COMES
Compiled by JOHN w. STEPP
Stor Stoff Writer
Background
G1Hf||

TIHROUGH the last halt of 1862 the sound OF
Il John Hunt MOrgGn's cGualry had echoed
reLentlessly behind the Union lines In the West
eTn theGter OF iCGT To the Yankees 1t seemed
that Morgan and his men iDere neuer out of the
saddle. He tOdS the Confederccys supreme
tTTttGnt in that area and at times the irritation
reached alarming proportions. In three sep
GrGte raids from July through December he had
destroyed millions of dollars north of Union
pTopeTty-mOStly railroad, captured more than
5000 prisoners and had kept the enemy's mill
tGTy operations generally Oft balance. These
raids had been confined to Kentucky and Ten
neSSee. By mid-lS63 he had conceded something
more ambitious: raid that mould carry across
the Ohio RtUer into i'1dtsputably Northern ter
1toTy. His commander, BTGrt0n Bragg, knocked
this scheme In the head, but did gipe him IeGue
to tear up Kentucky once again, NTH the main
notion OF interfering NTH William RosecranS
mGneuvertng to take Chattanooga. Brig. Gen.
Morgan, soldier but an Independent minded
man, agreed to his orders and iUent right out
and diSobeyed them.
From The EVENING Tuesday July :. 1854:
THE WAR in KENTUCKY
Desperate Fight at Lebanon. Ky-Surrcnder
OF Union Regiment
LOUISVILLE. July Sat O'Clock this morn
ing John Morgan, with 1000 cavalry, attacked
the 2Oth Kentucky infantry 400 strong, under
Col. &c. s.. Hanson, at Lebanon. After seven
hours fight Morgans forces commenced burning
the town, setting fire to the railroad depot and
six or seven houses. Col. Hanson's forces sur
rendered, and Morgans force left in the direc-
ton Of Springfield.
: 1t looked like another typical Morgan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-28

SUNDAY MAGAZINE THE WASHINGTON srAR July 70 1898
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-27
Heavy Schedule
OF Soccer Games
On Top Today

The unbeaten British Lions
meet Central Valet and the
Hispanos tangle with the La
Rivieras in the feature games
today in the National Soccer
League.
The Lions and Central clash
at / o'clock, preceding a 8 pm
contest between the Trinidad
An-Stars and the Kickers 1860
of Hagerstown at Fort Reno
Park.
HiSpano and La Riviera meet
at 2:30 at East Potomac Park,
while in a doubleheader at
Hearst Field, the Schweigerts
clash with the Bavarians at
and the Walter Reed team
meets the Surquillos at 8
O'Clock.
The Washington Information
ais, idle in league competition,
will play the newly organized
George Washington University
team in an exhibition game at
Sixteenth and Kennedy streets
lat $3.50.
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John Roach viii get a better
view Of the Green Bay Packers
game today. but he's going to
have to stand most Of the time,
A reserve quarterback who
has spent the better part Of
three years with Green Bay
shifting up and down the bench
70 watch the action, Roach will
be taking the snap from center
the first time the defending
National Football League cham
pions get the ball at Baltimore
Roach. 9 former Southern
Methodist standout. has at
tempted only % passes and
completed just five in three
years Of bench warming. But
with No. / quarterback Bart
Star sidelined indefinitely due
to q broken hand. Roach viii
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Ouontico's Late Drive
Nips Holy Cross, 7-6

WORCESTER, Mass, Oct. 2f
(AP) The undefeated Guam
tico Marines, thanks to an &C
curate conversion by Jim Davis
former Oklahoma U. center
whipped the winless Holy Cross
football team, 7-6, today.
The Marines blasted II yards
overland late in the final period
for their touchdown, scored or
a right end sweep from foul
yards out by Tom Singleton
former Yale quarterback.
The Crusaders did exceeding
ly well against the Marines
imposing collection Of former
college stars until they finally
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-27
TUESDAY OPENING
US. Equestrian Team
Heads Show Entrants

Icard-carTying member Of the
hunt.
Two Of the Kennedy young
sters also are entered In the
show and probably viii be &C.
cupying the presidential bog
during Sundays marathon chill
dren's day, which begins at 7
am. and will continue with
pony and junior classes for ap.
proximately IL hours. Kathleen
and Joe. jr., viii ride Atlas ana
several other pint-sized entries.
most likely with their proud
parents looking on.
Horses Begin Arriving
The real action at the Ar.
mory begins today when horses
begin arriving from Harris
burg's Pennsylvania National
Horse Show which ended last
night. Military and civilian
teams are sure to receive the
most attention from Armory
visitors in the pre-show hours,
as they set up elaborate tack
rooms emblazoned with the coll
ors and flags Of their respective
countries.
The United States Equestrian
Team. described by experts a.
the finest that ever has repre-
sented this country, goes into
the Washington show Is q
slight favorite over the foreign
contingent, which includes Ger.
many. Argentina and Canada.
The first Of the shows series
Of six international open Jump
ing classes will be the last class
on the Tuesday night program.
It Is O fault-and-out affair,
over q course calculated to
bring out the best in these
highly talented leapers.
If the show has q single fea.
ture, it is the competition Fri
day night for the huge silver
trophy presented annually by
the President Of the United
States. The First Lady made
the presentation several years
ago, but this year the Job is
expected to be handled by the
Attorney Generals wife.
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Giants. AZ. and tied for sec
ond with st. Louis.
The Cardinals will be at
Washington. Dallas at Pitts
burgh. Minnesota at Detroit,
and SAN Francisco at Los An
geleS.
This viii be the big test for
the Packers. who haven't been
beaten since an openings day
loss to Chicago. And there's
not much doubt that Green
Bays chances rest with Roach.
Besides Starr. Halfback Tom
Moore may be reduced 10 spot
action because Of q pinched
nerve in his back.
The Colts (3-3) and Packers
met three weeks ago. Green
Bay won, 1920.
The Eagles C2-3-D were wal
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STATISTICS

wore themselves to q fragile In
the 80-degree heat.
Fran Coughlin. q 160-pound
quarterback from South Bos-
ton, who had played scarcely
five minutes In two seasons,
made a surprising debut as the
Holy Cross quarterback and
pitched the Crusaders to .
touchdown in the third min
ute Of the final period.
Jim Gravel caught q 20-yard
pitch from Coughlin and tackled
on q dazzling 53-yard run to
set up this score. He got to the
q. On third down Coughlin
passed to Gravel in the end
zone. Tackle Joe Constantine
placement for the extra point
strayed wide.
Then the Marines struck off
on their long drive. Dave Hayes,
the ex-Penn State fullback, and
Singleton did practically the
whole carrying on this unstop-
pable march in which the big
ger Quantico linemen riddled
the firing Holy Gross forwards.
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Three Champions Bow
In Australia Golf

MELBOURNE. Australia Oct.
% (AP). - Scotland's little
Sandy Saddler beat Defending
Champion Doug Bachli, 2 and
l, In the first match play round
Of the Australian Amateur Golf
Championship ct Kingston
Heath today.
5aehi was one Of three cur
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-27

Hoped by the Browns Sunday
and now run into a conference
leader for the second straight
week. The Bears again may
spit their quarterbaeking be-
tween Billy Wade and Rudy
Bukieh.
Brown W. Title
The Browns whipped the
Giants. 1924. In their first
meeting two weeks ago in New
York. 1t again figures as a
battle between the line smashes
Of Cleveland's Jimmy Brown,
who has gained 931 yards in
six games. and the passing Of
New York's Y. A. little.
The Steelers (3-2-D and still
q threat in the East. meet q
Cowboy outfit unable to get
untracked and begged down
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be the key man in Green Bays
bid for an unprecedented third
consecutive title.
Bears Meet Eagles
The Packers currently are
tied with Chicago for the west
ern Division lead, both with
SCI records. The Bears, upset
By San Francisco last week, win
be home to Philadelphia. The
Eagles also have lost their No.
l quarterback, Sonny Jurgen-
sen, With a shoulder injury.
King Hill and Ralph Gugielmi
viii take over.
While the Western division
spotlight focuses on the Green
Bay and Chicago battles. CEN
ter stage for the East viii be
Cleveland, where the leading
Browns 600 take on the
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Miss cutt Triumphs

LONDON, Oct. 26 (AP).-
Deidre Gait, British Wightman
Cup tennis player. defeated Re-
nee Schuurman Of South Afri-
ca, 40, 6-3, 6-3, in the women's
final of the British covered
courts championship ct Lon
don's Queens Club today.
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completing the contest statement a. ii.
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with q is record. The Lions
t2-D have added Linebacker
Joe Schmidt to their injury list
for the battle with the vikings
(2-4l. The 49ers and Rams
both are LIS after winning
their first games last week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-27

The Nations horse-minded
First Family will be repre-
sented by several exhibitors as
well as spectators Tuesday
when the Washington Inter-
national Horse Show opens its
six-day tenure at the Armory
Mrs. Robert F. Kennedy, wife
Of the Attorney General, Is
scheduled to make on Of her
rare show ring appearances at
the Wednesday night session
She viii ride Cluade w. Owens
conformation horse, War Life,
In q hunter appointments class
Before her marriage Mrs
Kennedy was one Of Long Is
lands more accomplished riders
and was famed for her eager
ness to get aboard open jump
ers, hunters or Just plain hacks
on the New York show circuit.
In recent years she has been
seen more frequently In the
role Of ringside observer while
several Of her eight children
ride their ponies. However
Mrs. Kennedy did manage to
ride another owen entry in the
Washington International sew
eral years ago. She borrowed
q friends formal hunting coat
to ride in an appointments
class.
RulebOOks Pulled
Her sporting efforts to ap.
pear In the show promptly Gre
ated q mild stir among some
other exhibitors. They grabbed
their rulebooks and pointed out
a section which stated that only
members Of recognized hunts
were permitted to wear hunt
colors-and the Attorney Gen
erals wife had worn the Of
fetal yellow collar Of the Fair
fax Hunt, of which she wasn't
even a member!
The teapot-sized tempest sub
sided after the ribbons were
pinned, because Mrs. Kennedy's
mount didn't win one, although
he had a highly creditable per-
Torrance. This year it is a
safe wager that If she wears
a hunt collar she will be
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rent national champions beaten.
The others were Britain's
Michael Bonallack and South
African David Symons.
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NIL Standings
listen DIVISION

GAMES TODAY
s.. Louis at washington.
Green Bay at Baltimore.
New York at Cleveland.
Dallas at Pittsburgh.
Minnesota At Detroit.
Philadelphia al Chicago.
San Francisco ct Los Angeles.
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Holy Cross-Grayel 8, pass from
Coughlin (kick faileO.
ouantico- SINGLETON 1, run Davis
kick).
Attendance-10.0 900.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Senators VS.. Baltimore
Orioles. l:3o pms, II
200 p.m.-q
Baltimore at New York. 2:oo p.m.-ll
suNpAy-ch,mOIoO.bl0 so.vo ,,.oo OooO-,
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HISTORY REPEATS-The comedy
episode on Cor 81, Where Are Nou2
should be specioI treot for sports
fans Sund0y. 7:3o pm. WRc-4.
Rocky Groziono pIoys O Iodies' hair
dresser who wonts TO be O FIGHTER
His oihfriend. tndng to discourage
him. gets Sugar Roy Robinson to
disguise himself os o 70-yeor-old man.
In real life, Suoor Roy k0yoed Rocky
with one Of booslno's most memorable
punches.
'oshinstoa, D. C., April 7. 1868 IS
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07

Summer should bring fun to all
lovers OF water sports.