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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-01
Shenandoah

1st-S1,1Oo; 4-yrs. g. I'D: cling: ga
How Deep (siEIerl 7.SO 4.20 $50
Princess Shat (Smith) 6.44 100
Fairey's Pond (Gamba rdellal $50
ch aassK f asien b Bi nj Nf f@e
2d-S1,2OO: mdns.; 2, ". 3h fur; /.
Cupid's Man (Gamb'd'a) $50 $50 $3.50
Ten IN Wood Pslumbo) 900 ~
Handy Fluff, Apache War, Hastogo,
Missiebliss. Spanish View, Okeys In
age. Time. 0:403s.
DAILY DOUBLE (3-S) $113.6O
sdzs1, 800: s-yr. Olds.; mS nd a6 Q tqNr "
Double Try (smith) $50 2.S0
Miss Income, Riverbrook. cap'n
Taylor, Unsinkable Ace, Third Sunday.
Skyline Drive. Twice BOYD. Time
1'I4Fs'
4 ath@$1S, 200; 41yrsi T. up; a sIYsa II % a
Polichinela II (BaranellOI AGO $40
Irish Silver, Thornlea Jet. Bully
Dam, Big Davis, Catcount, Peregrina-
tor. Time. 1:43ss.
Weather Play BYdil $500 20 80 il 40
Eambias John (SmalD 7.4O $50
Hylo Rambler (RistOn) 9.40
To Do Har. Miss Norma Jane. Den
town, Hanks Girl, Tornado Aaire, Va
hine. Time. 1:09%.
eth-S1. 200; cling; 4 yrs. & up; mi.
River Girl brandy 1880 $40 $50
Roman Call (GambardellaD 1900 $50
Two Star Final (Davidson) 400
Purple Pete. Lying Admiral. Tax
Exempt, Doc Moss, Fence EN- In,
S :sRsi iC g. s SMITH Yrs 9sC S vi i tqT
Blending Wind (Vacanti) II.2O SAC
Miss At Ten brandy sea
Micanopy, Swinging Sword, Lynny
81. Crack o'Doom, Kunjas. Sheer De-
light. Time, 1:14ss.
Sth-S1, 300; cling; yrs. q UP; 9 fur
Stars Last lReyn'dsj 2O.2O SEQ 500
Colonel Neil Davidson) 11.SO 500
Fine Point Brandy 4.2O
Mr.. Blast, High Sod. Gay spangle
Savemenow Rock Burst. Time, 1:149s
TWIN D0UBLE-(5-7-l.3. NJ
tickets sold on Is combination. Con.
Seven patrons participated.
9thIS1.2OO; cling; 4 yrs. g. up; Ii.
super Highway (Esp'a) 100 $50 900
Lieorice Stick (SmalD $50 400
Crowned u. Frenchl 500
Asgard. Loud Applause. Atomic Gina
MACS Request, DR.. Dubious. Time
Attendance, 4,s5l. Handle. S2s5. 7ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-01
MELONS Horse
Wins in England

GOODWOOD, England, Aug
l (AP). - English owned
Queens HuSSar won the rich
Sussex Stakes and Secret Step
a Native Dancer filly owned by
Paul Mellon of Rokeby Farms
Va, captured the King George
Stakes yesterday at the Good
wood track.
Queen Elizabeth, an enthu-
siastic racing fan, watched the
program.
Queens HuSsar, owned by
Lord Carnarvon, came from
behind in the last furlong tt
take the one-mile Sussex by Q
head over Linacre, with Nereu:
third, another three lengths
back. The time was 1:401s.
Secret Step. a 4-year-olc
filly by Native Dancer out o.
Tap Day, annexed the 5-fur.
long King George by a length
over Tudor Grey, with Vent
Neurf third in the field of five
The time was 57.8 seconds, 6
record for the turf track.
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Cincinnati Archer
Sets Women's Mark

LOS ANGELES. Aug. l (AP)
| Nancy Vondeheide OF Cincin-
natl established a National
Archery Association tournament
record yesterday by winning
the women's international
round with a score OF 1,076.
The former tournament rec
ord score was 1910, set last year
by Anna Mae Medert of Gin
cinnati. In the national round,
Miss Vonderheide had 1923.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-01
Su Mac Lad Gets
Repairs to Hoof

NEW EGYPT, N. j., Aug. l
(AP).-Su Mac Lad, biggest
money winner among harness
racers with $687, $40, under
went surgery for the third time
yesterday to repair a damaged
left front hoof.
The Job actually is a vul-
canization with plastic ma
terial. Billy Bane. a Los An
geles blacksmith, came to the
farm Of owner Stanley Dancer
TO do the work.
The famous trotter's hoof
was damaged last Saturday in
a race at Yonkers, N. Y.
Dancer said he expects Su
Mac Lad TO run tomorrow at
Saratoga, then go TO Yonkers
August 8 and to the Meadows
near Pittsburgh August II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-01

: Allan Citrenbaum, the for
mer University of Maryland
ace. is turning the Greater
Washington tennis champion
ships into something Of a sur
prise package, complete with
suspense.
Unseeded Citrenbaum came
from behind yesterday to upset
Ron Goldman, the second seed,
3-6, SIS, Ga, at the Six
tenth and Kennedy streets
courts.
Goldman found the task oil
playing two matches in one
day, plus the switch from thu
grass courts at South Orange
N. j., to the clay here, to-
much. In a fourth-rount
match, Goldman edged Charts
Charming, Ga, ga. He theI
took the first set and had {
"a lead in the second agains
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-01
Coolidge Coach
Quits for Church

Walter Kirk, who has
coached Coolidge High Schools
football team for the last three
years, has decided to give up
coaching for a full-time role
as minister of a Baptist church
in Wheaton.
Kirk has spent six years at
Coolidge. During that time, he
has devoted his spare time to
his ministerial duties.
Coolidge had a AS record
last year after chalking up logs
of 5-2-1 in 1860 and 6-2-1 in
1861.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-01
Two AII-Stur Games
Scheduled Tomorrow

Two Walter johnson base
ball league all-star games will
be played tomorrow at Turkey
Thicket playground. Tenth
street and Michigan avenue,
NE, starting at 6 and 8 pm,
The minor league stars, IL
and under, will play in the
first game, while the major
leaguers, IA and under, meet
in the second contest. Eighteen
players have been chosen for
each of the teams from the
more than 200 participating
and they have been divided
into East and West squads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-01
Former Star Back
At Fordhum Dies

PASSAIC, N. j., Aug. (AP)
james A. Blumenstock, 49,
who was an outstanding half
back at Fordham and later q
professional football player
died yesterday in Passaic Gen.
eral Hospital.
The cause Of death was not
announced. Blumenstock lived
at Lyndhurst, N. j.
He played for Fordham In
the l94l Cotton Bowl game wor
by Texas. 1912, and the 1884,
Sugar Bowl game In which
Tordham edged Missouri, 20
thanks largely TO Blumenstock'i
,punting.
He was with the Bethlehem
$=lldogs In 1912 and the New
York Giants in l947.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-01
Twins Replace
Ailinq Roland
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 1

MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. l (AP)
The Twins placed Pitcher
Jim Roland on the disabled w.
last night and purchased the
contract Of Believer Don Will
liams from their Dallas Fort
Worth farm club.
Roland. a southpaw, was on
the disabled list from June ID
until July l6 with an ailine
throwing arm. The ailment
has flared up again, with the
elbow swollen and discolored.
Roland has won four and lost
one.
Williams, 81, a highlander
has a Us record and a 2.95
earned-run average.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-01
Moody Quits Rams;
6 Put on Waivers

ORANGE, Calf, Aug. l (AP)
The Los Angeles Rams yes
terday placed six players on
waivers and another quit, re-
ducing the squad to SIS.
Defensive Back Billy Joe
Moody of Arkansas was the
dropout. Placed on waivers
were Royce Shelton, Dornel
Nelson, Bob Fearnside, all de-
fensive backs; End Leo Seller,
Center Preston Wright and
Guard Ron Pickett.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-01

| gh1 b0AAl wy Ooog 0A0AASAoAi
their selling prices were hardly
in the peanuts" classification
Mr.. and Mrs. Ball paid $4,000
for Big Pete, a son of Degage
1t cost Wolfson $4,000 to
take home Raise A Native from
the Saratoga sales last summer,
but you probably could not buy
him for 10 times that price
now.
Il y 4 \
Although Raise A Native, who
had the Monmouth checkers
shaking their heads in amaze
ment when he reeled off 6 fur
longs in 1:113s earlier this
week, is a Kentucky bred, he
has strong Maryland ties.
He was sired by the fabulous
Native Dancer, who makes his
home at Alfred Vanderbilt's
Sycamore Farm, some 20 miles
north of Baltimore. Already
Raise A Natives deeds have
been instrumental in increas-
ing Native Dancers stallion fee
for 1864 from $500 to $4,000
Raise A Native easily is the
best horse sired by the famous
gray horse, who starred in the
SOS to race in this country
Native Dancers two other top
performers race in England and
France. They are Hula Dane
er, judged the best 2-year-old
in Europe last season, and Dan
Cupid, who was highly rated
in England.
/ Not only will Raise A Native
indirectly be making more
money for Vanderbilt next year
through the increased stallion
fee rate on Native Dancer but
he already has turned a profit
for the three parties who have
owned the colt at one time or
another.
Raise A Native was bred by
Cortright Wetherill, and had
not the Pennsylvania sports
man in 1861 been in the midst
of a tax year"-one year in
five that an owner must show
a profit or have his operation
classified a hobby instead of
a business-he would have kept
the colt.
Wetherill seldom sells his
stock, but this time he auc-
toned the weanling colt by
Native Dancer and Raise You
(The latter was sold by the Pons
brothers, John and Joe, of Bel
air, Md, at the 1947 Saratoga
sales Tor $4,000 The weanling
was purchased by Mrs. E. H
Augustus at public auction in
Lexington, KY, for $4,000.
Mrs. Augustus shares the re-
grets with Wetherill for lettine
the colt go, because she de-
cided a year later to sell the
Native Dancer colt at the
Saratoga sales last summer
That's where Wolfson made his
bid of $4,000.
So far everybody has made
money with Raise A Native
but Wolfson's profits appear tc
have just started.
= p
SHORT SPRINTS-Laurel,,
attendance and betting figure,
continue on the dismal side
Yesterdays crowd Of 6,7OT
wagered $612,673. The handle
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Kehoe to TruveI

Jim Kehoe, the University OF
Maryland's track coach, will
accompany an American track
team to Kingston, Jamaica, for
a meet there August 8-10.
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AT THE RACES
sopIing Draws
Area Interest
BY JOE KELLY

Laurel will not have the Of the week this week end
but there will be plenty Of Virginia and Maryland interest in
the 100000 Saphng Stakes at Monmouth Park
This the which brings together two undefeated
2yearods Vgina-owned Big Pete who carries the colors
Of Mrs Harriet Ball of Falls Church. and Louis Wofsons
Raise A Native.
Both colts Kentucky-breds already have earned the
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BOATS and MARINE.

CRUIs-ALONG 80 25-ft. cabin cruiser,
$4,000. May be seen at Langley's
Marina, Solomons Island, Md, noon
sat. until dark. Sun. Or cali 273-
HOGAN's GOAT-droup outings, pic
mics. fishing Cup TO 81 peoplel. An
LIKE NEW, 14-ft, aluminium runabout,
upholstered seats, remote Controls,
S5-h,p. Sea King motor and trailer,
cAP'N STAINS BOAT CENTER
$3.50 Georgia Ave. JU. 6-7773
SHEARWATER loft. CATAMARAN,
Clearancs sale. New, demonstrators,
sat, 10 til 2. Appointment, CATco,
OIL. 4-S522, ewes.
SPEED-Glasspar G-3 ski boat, 'SO''
oT. 2- & q 5as t'SSS or best 0ii'r'
15-FT, FISHING BOAT, 5-h.p. out
board MOTOR. Best reasonable offer.
OWENS 23' VS., like new, S2,795. PO-
TOMAC MARINE, 5000 Wisconsin
22' CRUIS- ALONG, top cond. May be
seen seen SIP C 149' Of Fort Wash. Ma
iS T5EE: MrG Vi.1dshissls, stseTinG,
starting johnson motor. remote con-
trolls and trailer. Was S1,295, nov
cAP'N STAINS BOAT CENTER
S236 Georgia Ave. JU. 6-7773
36-FT. CHRIs-CRAFT Sea Skiff 80,
excellent cond. Depth finder, compass,
hips, run less than 1856 hrs. PERI.
cond. Sleeps 8. S400 fishing equip.
incl, ready for fishing today. $500
dn., take over notes. $40 per mo.
incl; interest fol-. 4 yrs. If interested,
trial trial run run, may Ts es err, sTTsnged e. any
vkdays. or JU. 5-S3S6 Sat. and Sun.
PEMBROKE 27-ft go cruiser. ship
to-shore, phone, complete. ready TO
60 excel cond. $500 or best offer.
4s1-5955 OF HU. 10000.
OWENS 81. Is IT,. 1877 hours. Fully
equipped. Can be seen Herring Bay
s MaFiPs; SOl-uN' 7-2is2' MR.
15-FT. WINNER fiberglas boat, wind
SHE'D sah remote Snots control: slee: startsT,
trailer, legal. gas tank. Ready to 90.
SS25. FINN'S AUTO REPAIR. Rear
219 Riggs I'd. ne. LA. 9-334b.
1862 MERCURY, 6O-h1. less tfnn 20
hours. Is, boat and trailer; Need cash
go EXP. CRUISER, all quality consts.
and fittings. steel hull has area Of
80, well equip, $4,000 boat for So
500. Future deprec. nil. EN-. 3-2156,
weekdays. 9-6.
2O-FT. CABIN CRUISER, 35-h.p. John
son engine, sleeps 2, good condition.
reas. 773-1931.
49, DOUBLE-PLANKED cedar runabout
w/fiberglas bottom, steering gear.
Call FRANK, JU. 5-7795.
NEW 24-FT. KIT-BUMT
34-FT. ELCO
III, 4-1k77
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CRUIs-ALONG 80 25-ft. cabin cruiser,
s,:-toos,' hardtp;. 1SS-h.p. Excel. cond.
$4,000. May be seen at Langley's
Marina, Solomons Island. Md, noon
sat, until dark, Sun. Or cali 273-
Evening star., 1963-05-02
SEASH0RE PROPERTY
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
WATERFRONT PROP. XTD.

WATERFRONT LOTS, west side Of
Chesapeake, general area OF An
napolis. Phone HALL. after $3.50
pm, JU. 7-5S2S.
Evening star., 1963-05-02
MUST SELL

/, ronnecting ia.Acre lots IN desir.
able Lug Manor Estste,,os Sacrifice
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ROsenthal

WASHINGTON AREAS LARGEST
CHEVROLET DEALER
Columbia PIKE and 5 olebe Rd
Arlington, Va IA i.sfnn
QUICK 80 speeial convertible.
beautiful pAEoda cream with black
nylnn top, equipped with power
steering etc, immaculate, only
OPEN EVERY EVENING TIL ppm
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
5ne0 ART, RID BETH o. B.5fnO
BUICK can get a better used
ear Al STEWART BUICK INC
IA. "-5s0O
CADILLAC ~ eony. blue. blue
leather interior, rover vinfoak
and vents H.Why seat.
Capitol Cadillac-O -Olds Co.
1880 '2nd 81 NV Pc f..BOO
CADILLAC 1880 i.dr., white, all
auto equip sale BY ori9 owner
$1,000 actual miles, s9,d00 Bank
financing Apply Art y n0n N,
Randolph st, Afl, IA b.8hi7
Evening star., 1963-05-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CHILDREN's APPAREL SHOP in
good shopping center. established
nine years. Nice, clean, complete
stock. Ideal for middle-aged couple.
S12,500 cash. Phone OWNER,
5S5-S2ll.
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(cONTlNuEDl


~ AOHN Nh LhLho
5000 50. IT,, ideally located in Sc.
area at District line is now avail:
able for lease to an experienced
and, established caterer, This fully
equipped hall is ideal for wed wed,
rooms, For further info call
NORMAN BERNSTEIN MANAGEMENT
BETHESDA
New 4-story office building. Imme-
diate occupancy. Elevator, air
conditioned.
FREE PARKING
JOHN X. KILBANE OIL. 4-0642
BRAND NEW 4-sTORY OFFICE
BUILDING located in Washington
but adj. TO Silver Spring Rental
incl. air cond., all janitorial serv-
ices, elec, ground-floor entrance
Ideal for attorney, insurance
broker. accountant. savings and
loan institution or real estate Of
flee, 900 sd. It. Call MR..
BRANDT, SS2- -24S4.
CAPITOL HILL-Business or pro-
fessional office across from Cas-
ualty Hospital, apt. above. sol
Mass. Ave. ne, LU, 2-2442.
CHOICE LOCATION in qeoTgetown,
3i37 M ST., NV, dust OIL WIS.,
1,400 So. IT,, entire End floor re.
modelled modern air. conditioned
offices. See TO appreciate and
compare. it's open. FE 3-3.Sl,
-TNAT
Evening star., 1963-05-02
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

ATTENTION REALTORS, lot own
ers ,or builders-Private party In
parking lot business Is deSiroopg5S Gus
OF expansion; Will pay ~ 600
psTkinT iot leases. ,y pfssentiy avail.
able or available IN the near fu-
ture. viii pay top dollar for
prime locations. Box 3hh-R, Star.
LARGE BARN or shed to store old
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FREE BARKING

New 4-story office building. ImmG
diate occupancy. Elevator, a
conditioned,
Evening star., 1963-05-02
COUNTRY ESTATES
LOTS AND ACREAGE WID.
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

ALLANwOOD. nr. Argyle Country
Club MONTGOMERY Co, A REAL
BEAUTY Nearly one acre paved
street. $4,000. HUGH T PECK,
Realtor. HE. 4-i700 III n.
ASHTON, Scaggsyille area-Only 22
Minis. from Silver Spring, Take Ad.
YpntAge OF low taxes In Howard
Co. on this beautiful wooded acre
homesite, Near scenic Rocky oorge
Reservoir Reasonable.
NJ LEO sToRCH . .oo
ASHTON. MD = Fine 2-Aere lot,
part wooded, $3.50 Terms ASH
TON RLTY. WA. 4-gi03. EV. 4
ATTEN. BUILDERS, go lots u
Bridge. $1,000 down per lot.
RE eSMPRrfn 9itlsS "a RR,Tpnry RFRXpry co.
BETHESDA. Bannoekburn HelEhts
area-For sale BY OWNER. i.aefe
wooded lot. backed by small
stream. Ideal building location fer
luxury home and swimming pool,
Phone 3s7-i224
i0-acre homesite with
fabulous view IN Potomac Hunt
Country. for sale In It's entirety,
G33iOOO.
BOGLEY
zoos WIS AVE. Of, 6-7sO0 TIL y
FAIRFAN COUNTY 900 acres,
ideal for investment or future sub
division tHIh per acre. FLOR
ANcE REALTY CO. ia 4-2s2s,
FAIRFAN --n acre lot. mr. pender,
privileges on 4-aere lake, ~ $40,
Also b.acre parcel, partly wooded,
KE. B-bsBi
FOR VACATION, retirement or year
round building sites In Mt area.
Lse, lake. front ROYAL area. AP.
i.Bnn3
MUST SELL
Evening star., 1963-05-02

but we will bet you will
fan for this attractive brick-and-
frame, 3-bedroom. lh-bath split
level with 12x2O rec. room, with
Thermopane patio doors. A bet
and contract on this home will
oSvfscefIl fsmily iIy,n1 Fot inI ~
vestigation call
Evening star., 1963-05-02
IoFFcEs, STUDIOS, for RENT LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
(coNTlNUeol

GREAT FALLS, VA.-River, park.
CIV, Mem DIR. adj, acres rolling
wdlnd., S2.750 pa. Ell. 6-7S1l.
NORBECK, MD a., wooded,
bldg. sites. $4,000, your terms !
No int. LIST yr. OWNER, 297-5e86,
Evening star., 1963-05-02
YEONAS
REALTY, INC.
IA. S-2100
WHERE

For $4,000 FHA can you set an
all-brick 2-bedrm. home with liy.
rm., din. rm., equip. kit, full
bsmt. and fenced yard. Vacant
and ready for immediate occu-
pancy. Only S40O dn. with month";
ly payments Of approx. sol p.Lti,7 2
We know where-eall and well
show you
Evening star., 1963-05-02

VOLKsWAGENs 1858. All colors
in stock. IMMEDIATE DELIv-
ERY. Can finance with sos down.
ARLINGTON IMPORTS
$50 N. GLEBE RID. 597-sSSS
opp. Hecht Co., Arl., Va"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-25

Flying Frenchman," got the
other scores.
Collins, who coached Carroll
to an undefeated season and
the city championship in 1860,
isn't looking for any more mir
acleS. He is holding off on the
adjectives until next year. But
he just might have to dust off
a few before this season is
over.
The single wing is making a
comeback, at least in the
Northern Virginia Group la
League. Wakefield and Mclean
are using this powerful offense
and both have 20 league rec
ords.
In both cases, the schools
have the triple-threat backs to
make the offense go-Dick
Bawcomb and Jack Spiker at
Wakefield and Steve Luxford
at Mclean.
George Mason has used the
single wing with success for
years in the Group lib ranks
and Suitland uses the forma-
ton in Prince Georges Coun-
ty. Most other coaches have
little use for the single wing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-25
Brown Back
Al Old Stand
In Statistics

Jim Brown is up to his old
tricks of wrecking Gefenses and
.piling up huge hunks of
yardage.
Some thought they detected
signs of a showdown last year
in the Cleveland Browns full
back. He stood fourth in the
National Football League with
only" 996 yards. But in two
games this season Brown has
gained 1874 yards on IS car
rieS, more than a third of his
1862 total, for a sensational
ll.3 average.
At this rate the Cleveland
ace will surpass his all-time
league record of 1927 by 1000
yards. And he'll need only a
couple more games to match
ole Joe Perry'S lifetime record
$3.50. Browns lifetime total is
1858.
Critics point out that Brown
got off to his rocketlike start
against a couple of the East
'ern Divisions weaker clubs
the Redskins and Cowboys. But
his admirers note that it takes
speed, skill and stamina to run
that far against anybody. Bar
ring an unexpected form re-
versal, big Jim probably will
have another field day Sunday
at the Rams expense. With
something better than a 500
yard start in three games,
Brown is liable to lap his field
in the 1868 race for individual
honors.
Brown also leads the scorers
with 80 points, with teammate
Lou Groza in second place with
"a on nine field goals and eight
points after touchdown. Bobby
Khayat, sixth in scoring with
Is points, is one of five Red
skins on the current honor roll.
Other Redskins listed are Pat
Richter, second in punting;
Johnny Sample, second in punt
returns; Leroy Jackson, eighth
in kickoff returns, and Norman
Snead, 18th in passing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-25
LEADERS

LONGEST RECEPTION: Cleveland
Is. touchdown
Mike
VS. Minneso
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Colts Cut McHun
To Keep Berry

BALTIMORE, Sept. rs
(AP).-The Baltimore Colts
cut Quarterback Lamar
McHan, 39-year-old veteran Of
the National Football League,
yesterday.
McHan would have had to
appear in three games this sea-
son to be eligible for the NIL
pension. but a claim on End
Raymond Berry, who has been
out with an injured shoulder,
forced the Colts to put Berry
back on the active roster and
this meant somebody had to go.
Rookie Quarterback Gary
Cuozzo will take over the job of
reserve to Quarterback John
Units S. the position formerly
held by McHan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-25
WITH THE HIGH SCHOOLS
EarIy-Season Successes
Surprise Carroll Coach

in favor of the split-T and the
double wing.
y 4 4
Coolidge of the Interhigh
League qualities as the team
with the worst recent record
as far as opening games go.
The Colts haven't won an
opener since a TO victory over
Falls Church in 1850. Coolidge
lost to Northwestern, 1877, in
this years start.
y
Halfback Dick Richards, who
led Einstein to an unbeaten
season a year ago and was
touted as one of the top run
ners in Montgomery County
this season, will be lost to the
Titans for the rest of the sea-
son. He fractured his left
ankle in last Saturdays 1870
loss to Springbrook.
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While the light troubles at
Northwestern in Prince Georges
County finally are over, appar-
emily they are Just starting for
Marshall in Fairfax County.
Games were shifted for three
straight weeks at Northwest
ern because the lights weren't
ready, but the report this week
Is that the lights are in work.
ing order and night games can
go on as scheduled.
Marshall, a new school, had
hoped to have its lights ready
for last weeks game against
George Washington. But the
poles for the lights turned out
to be about 20 feet short upon
delivery, and the game was
shifted to Falls Church, which
has long poles for its lights.
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st. Johns won't be too sur
prised this week II South Hills
of Pittsburgh has its offense
and defense figured out per-
fectly. Mush Dubofsky, who
coached st. Johns last year, is
helping out this season at the
Pennsylvania school and even
secuted the Cadets in last Fri
days TO victory over Roose-
welt.