THE EVENING STAR for Washington, ** Lambeau Off Coast Detroit Coach Says Two Rams' D. C. A-23 Stars Will Lead TUESDAY, % jH§ DECEMBER J«. With Plans for 1953 Early Victories Over < National's Offense in Pro Bowl -¦' l hi i' '1 i Hu iI'i By th« Associated Press Giants,) and Bill Fischer, Chicago Arkansas Legislature JpM ANGELES, < Kdskins Undecided fk Mean Nothing LOS Dec. 16.—The Cardinals. Rams National Conference will lead off , Defense—Bill McPeak, Ernie By Lewis F. Atchison By th* Associated Press Stauther, Jerry Shipkey, Pitts- To Consider Ouster with a backfield made up of Nor- ! burgh; Still mulling over plans for DETROIT, Dec. 16.—“You can Len Ford. Bill Willis. | man Brockln, Dan Towler, Bob Cleveland; Arnie Weinmeister, 1953. Coach Curly Lambeau of i throw out the window all that stuff Hoernschemeyer and Joe Perry. Jon Baker. Emlen Tunnell, Os Athletic Director >he Redskins is scheduled to leave about us beating the Rams twice when it plays the American j]!Giants; Harry Gilmer. Johnny By th* Associated Press Washington late this afternoon before. That j Williams, Washington; doesn’t mean a Conference in the annual pro bowl , 1 Chuck LITTLEROCK. Ark., Dec. 16. for a three-week trip to California. thing now. They’re just as Bednarik, Philadelphia. good football game here January 10. The State Legislature, He won't be back until January * j i Other squad members—Pete which con- «Lm z/JSk u Hb as we are.” 11 and won't be ready before then > |t:. j- - . mwtIPESQ! ; The quartet was picked by the Pihos, Russ Craft, Philadelphia;! venes next month, will pass upon to announce any of his plans for j. Jm m MT m What Coach Buddy Parker of division coaches as the No. 1 offen- Horace the State jm j |||§§ the Lions Gillom. Cleveland: Paul Legislative Council's next season. But changes are con- J Detroit means is: sive backfield, and standing by for ; Lipscomb, Washington: The Lions Los Jim Finks. move to abolish the athletic di- templated. he indicated yesterday and Angeles, action will be such other stars as Pittsburgh; Charley Trippi, defending champion | Ollie rector’s job the University to sportswriters. of the Na- Bobby Layne, Hugh McElhenny.j Cardinals, at of tional Football League, will |Matson, and John Can-, Lambeau would not talk about be Pat Harder and Oeorge Taliaferro.! Inady, New York. Arkansas, now held by John a replacement on the coaching near-even choices in their post- The Amercian Conference an-, Barnhill. ’¦ season playoff game i staff for Sammy Baugh, who divisional i nftunced its personnel yesterday. > jl VJy j|| here Sunday, despite 17-14 and j The council voted to abolish the closed out his 16-year-career It Otto Dub Catholic Highs Schedule as includes Graham and ; yesterday a Redskin Sunday with 24-16 victories the Lions scored Jones, Cleveland; Ray Mathews, jjob after being told that a brief ||F iinUmr ' over the Rams appearance at quarterback. f' in earlier. Pittsburgh, Price, New. | strife in the athletic department Curly teams meet and Eddie Basketball Broadcasts said Baugh's player-coach role The will at 1:30 York Giants, with Mac Speedie was responsible for a losing loot- p.m. (Washington time) of) high was not a satisfactory arrange- before a the Browns and Elbie Nickel, ' Catholic school basketball ball team. The recommendation vear, national television audience and league games will be broadcast ment this but he doesn’t possible Pittsburgh, at the ends. was made in the form of a motion want to talk about a successor a sellout crowd of 56,000 over Station WINX this season, which became fans to settle the National The National Conference offen- 1 an amendment to antil Sam has officially declared ,• pH % Con- sive team listed Cloyce Box. De- it has been announced. Bob Rus-1 the university’s proposed biennial nhat he wants to do. 1 f ference championship. If the troit, and sell, coach of St. Paul’s, andi ! budget. tied game Bill Howton, Green Bay, 1 Sam no doubt Sunday, score is when the ends, Sports Announcer Dick Woods At Fayetteville. Barnhill left j Jjr mmt they’ll play one team ends; Bob Toneff and Leo Nomel- issued talking to reporters after the till scores lini, San Francisco, tackles; will handle the commentary. this statement: in a death period. Georgetown lame, that he expects to take sudden overtime Prep vs. St Paul’s “Ihave been with the University an, The winner will go on Guards Lou Creekmur, Detroit, i assistant’s berth at Hardin-Sim- M||f "K \Ji m M I m to the and John Woznick, Texans, and and John Carroll Vs. St. Anthony’s of Arkansas since 1946 doing league championship game against double-header which will mons College to be near his Texas mtJr- Center Bill Johnson, San Fran- a for- ; everything 1 know how to better ’aome. the Cleveland Browns, champions mally open the new John ji flgg# of the cisco. Carroll' tne athletic situation . . . and American Conference, in gymnasium January 9 is the first the people in authority Satisfied With Staff. Cleveland December 28. Van Brocklin and Towler are when feel broadcast scheduled. Other teams that I should resign. I will.” Lambeau said he was satisfied y * It’s early Angeles Perry j buHI j| Hhk ; , too in the week for from the Los Rams, in the league St. John’s, Gon- with his present staff of Herman J Iff are He didn’t say whether he con- bookmakers to be quoting odds on . from the Forty-Niners and Hoern- zaga, Priory and DeMatha. Ball. Wayne Millner and Marvin v^s> the game. schemeyer from Detroit. sidered the Legislative Council or j hi Lions-Rams But one Weekday double-headers will only the Board of as Bass, although their duties might ||i bookie said the defensive Linemen Ed Trustees m odds would prob- 1 The team: start at 7 p.m. and Sunday double- “people different in authority.” be next season. ably be 6 to 5, and take your jHenke, Forty-Niners; Jim Wink- end, headers at 2. The games will be For example, Millner, an choice, or three points on ler, Stan West and Don Paul, played Charges Strife. coach, might be used for either! at John Carroll, DeMatha scout-! team. Rams; Ed Sprinkle, George Con- and Priory. ing purposes. Ball, who has done’ Representative Paul Van Dalsem nor and Dick Barwegan, Chicago The broadcasting schedule: of Perry County, author of the the scouting the last several years, j Lions Backfield Intact. Bears: Backs Don Doll and Bob January a. Georgetown Prep vs. St. motion, said “every man here would serve as observer during' The Lions might have gone into Paul’s and Carroll vs. St. Anthony’s, at Smith, Detroit: Tank Younger, Carroll: 11. Carroll vs. Oonzaga and St. knows there’s been strife” within tne games. the game as underdogs if Quar- ! Anthony's vs. St. Paul's, at Carro’l; 1«, BJ| .r ' % ’ Rams, and Gene Schroeder, Bears, the university’s athletic depart- “Herman can be a big help on I JM terback Bobby Lane, leading Georgetown Prep vs. Priory and De- i The reserve squad: Elroy Hirsch, Matha vs. St. John’s, at DeMatha; 18, ment. He added: that telephone, spotting the other passer and second-best ground- DeMahta vs. Priory and Carroll vs. St. Layne Harder, Detroit;! John's, Carroll; team's weaknesses calling gainer, Rams: and at 251. St. Anthony’s The feeling between the ath- and had remained on the in- McElhenny, Hardy Brown and vs. Priory and St. Paul’s vs. Gonza-a, down suggestions for our quarter- jured list. at Priory: 25. St. Anthony’s, vs. George- letic director and the coach has Gordon Soltau, Forty-Niners; townj Prep and St. Paul’s vs. St. John's, been strong that it just back,’’ Wayne at so tore Curly said. “And Layne, who suffered a stretched George Taliaferro, Texas; Abner DeMatha: :to. Gonzaga vs. Priory and did a good job of scouting the NEW BASKETBALL TEAM—The new John Carroll High School is the latest to enter a team in ligament ! DeMatha vs. Carroll, at Carroll. up the tootball team.” in Saturday’s victory ! Wimberly and Darel Teteak, February 1. DeMatha vs. St. Anthony’s Van Dalsem apparently referred Eagles for us. I'll schoolboy competition in the Washington area. Coach Dwyer pictured of ano St. Paul's vs. Carroll, Carroll; H. have to talk Bob is here with three over Dallas, said yesterday that Bay. at his players, to right, (14), (33) Green Gonzaga vs. Georgetown Prep and Priory to Coach Otis Douglas, who has to them, of course, but I think left Bill Hessler Frank Wightman and Charles May (kneeling). leg felt good Johns, Priory: 10, his left and that Following are additional Ameri- vs. St. at st. John’s resigned after of two vic- that’s one change I'd like to —Star Staff Photo. play against :vs. Georgetown Prep and Priory vs. Car- a season — he would the 4? .. Rams. can Conference players selected: foil. at Carroll: l.'t, DeMatha vs. St eight make.” ¦ Gonzaga tories and defeats. His recovery means the Lions 'Offense—Lou Groza. Browns; Paul’s and vs. St. Paul’s, at Lambeau said he know will start their DeMatha: 20, Georgetown Prep vs. Car- The situation, the Perry County didn't With the High Schools first-string back- Lauri Niemi, Washington; Frankj i roll and St. John’s vs. St. Anthony's, at representative he would Dell, Mary Slaughter Layne. Carroll said, calls for Barn- whether name a back- Don field of Halfbacks Doak Kilroy, Philadelphia; Tex Coulter, field coach to succeed Baugh or Walker and Bob Hoernschemeyer hill’s removal. an end coach to take Millner’s Given High Tennis Ratings and Fullback Pat Harder for the Police Boys' Club Enrolls Sees Bearing on Bryant. place if he decided to switch John Carroll's Green first time in 11 weeks. Hoem- too much weight on those earlier Van Dalsem. without elaborat- By the Associated Five Faces Press Wayne to scouting duty. He in- sschemeyer had missed the last games.” Scarbath, Maryland Ace ing, also said that action on the dicated that it wasn't too impor- NEW YORK, Dec. 16.—Donald two games, but will be ready. Workouts Resumed. Jack Scarbath, the University ot. .athletic directorship might have tant. Baugh, by the way. will Dell of Bethesda, Md., and Mary! Tough Going, but Spirit Is High Maryland’s All-America quarter- bearing on whether or not Stronger The Lions resumed daily morn- ja Paul Cotton game ! Slaughter of Va., Rams Now. back, will join an exclusive list of (Bear) reportedly scout the Bowl for Charlottesville, By 'says. “If we win half our games ing workouts and afternoon meet- I Bryant, the the club and be are recognized by the United j Bill Fuchs Parker didn’t show any undue other star athletes today when he on the lookout , I’ll be than satisfied. ings today. The Rams are drill- ;top choice to succeed Douglas, for future States Lawn Association j A couple of priests built a couple more These optimism because of that fact. becomes an honorary member Redskins in the South- Tennis boys only sophomores. ing on the Coast but will fly to oi would be willing to leave Ken- as among the rising of makeshift baskets so Coach Bob, , are But “We know the Rams better the Police Boys’ Club. west next year. young players 3 |we decided play league are Detroit Thursday and work out at tucky to take the Arkansas foot- in the country. Dwyer could build a basketball' to ball this than when we played them be- The ceremonies will takinterception a ing the 1949 season. a fair chance! IGreen. Miami Beach,d V Fla.; girls’ singles—- -fast work with our makeshift ones, psychologically to the Rams—nor, their alumni. Carl Havener, now prove Sampson. San enough already to give me a lot record, definitely will be out, and During Barnhill’s four years as to himself this year and! iJulia Ann Marino Calif.: : nor can we .have any team in for to The {veterans' doubles—John Door and Monte in them,” Dwyer us. teams are too evenly! Halfback Jug Girard of the Lions jat American University, and Jim coach Arkansas won a Lambeau seemed Ganger Cleveland; junior :;a tof confidence Southwest undecided about' ;L. doubles— scrimmage. But still, we can says. matched and there's too much at may miss the game. jGradijan led the alumni with 14 Conference and Choo Choo’s future with the Sam Giammalva and Francisco Contreras Girard! co-championship club. Houston. Tex.; boys' doubles—Robert Bow- ; shoot at them and I don’t know Lions Battling stake. Some psychological fac- filled in for Walker during points each and Ardie Baker top- played in the Cotton and Dixie Johnny Papit could do better, he den La Jolla. Calif., and John Cranston. I have done Quantico. mostj j j ;San Calif., girls’ jwhat would without tors will play a part, but put of the ' said, and he didn’t Marino doubles—Marv The Lions, as they are called, don’t Lions’ drive to first place.! !ped the school team with 15. Bowls. fully realize Ann Eilrnbcrger and Linda Mitchell. Sail | them.” Bones Taylor's !Diego. Calif. i lost a one-pointer to St. Mary's pass-catching abil-; i Father James McNalley, athletic their lty until late in the ;in opener Sunday at An- season. director, and Father William De-| napolis. They play High “I’ll still have to go along vine, Quantico with; since transferred to Malvern : School today and Priory, Don Hutson as the greatest 1953 Co-Capfains Named meet all- i Prep, built the baskets last year, inowj coached by Bob Cilento of around end I’ve seen in football."! “We found some four-by-fours, George said Washington University, in Lambeau. referring to his At Wilson Awards Dinner Father McNalley says, “and got to a non-league practice game Fri- record-smashing Green Bav star, Chico Stone, a guard, and Max work. The top piece (on which day night. “but Taylor’s the at the hoop, rests) best breaking, ?Carpenter, a tackle, will Wil- itself, we sent out ! Later, to away and getting lead the Lions will have into the clear.!; son High’s to a mill to get cut.” Priory ®I(C championship meet in an official Catholic fuelling I know how football didn’t good he was.” \ team next fall. They were elected Fast Breaks Are Out. i League game. Also St. John's The Losing Cox and Moss. co-captains for 1953 last night at, baskets are regulation Gonzaga and St. Anthony’s. It J&tar ' height, but a boy could get hurt could rough. The Redskins are slated an awards banquet at the Water- i be But there’s noth- to lose igate Inn. plowing into the con- ing like a few knocks Halfback Billy Cox to Navy home-made hard to the Mike Sommer, traption. Father McNalley put toughen up a cub, as any mother and Tackle Joe Moss to the Army star of Wilson's! two playoff !up added protection in the form lion knows. before another football season winning games against Western and St. John's iof a tumbling mat. So far no rolls around, but Curly hopes to was voted one’s the outstanding player. been injured, but Dwyer have Halfback Hall Haynes back isn't trying any fast breaks. Naval Station Victor from military service More than 100 guests attended Five in Korea. the ! Father Edward V. Stanford, di- ! Naval Receiving Station, Curly said biggest celebration. Don Hill, assist- led by GAMES his disap- ; rector of the school past pointments ant director of athletics at Duke and Rubin Huff and James Hand, of the season were the president of Villanova College Redskins' defeats University, was the guest speaker. 1 rallied fi i a nine-point deficit PRESENTS THE by Green Bay. (like Carroll run by the Augus- STRATOSPHERE POLE VAULTERS the Browns Letters were presented to 29 ¦ at halftime to beat Columbian at Cleveland and mem- tinian Order), says he expects to Prep, 75-61, Eagles at bers of the team. last night at Ana- Philadelphia. He had have regulation baskets (the costia. Huff predicted the team would and Hand threw in win at swing-down type with nothing 23 and 22 points least half its games and would underneath respectively D. C. Area Boys Receive to crash into) in while BillyRiser with 18 and Tom have done even better if it had woni “We were supposed three. to Husa with 17 topped Columbian. those Letters at Mercersburg have them when school opened a But I like boys’ year the tone about Special Dispatch to The Star • ago September,’’ Father ADVERTISEMENT. next year,” he said. “With a few) Stanford says, "but there were improvements MERCERSBURG. Pa.. Dec. 16. I think we'll have —Two boys from the Washington Then we were abso- a winner.” lutely going jarea have been awarded their let- to have them last ! TACKLE FISHING ters for playing on ' summer. Still no baskets. Now Baltimore fans have bought and the Mercers- we re supposed By "Salty’’ Millt paid burg Academy varsity football j ’ to get them next for 8.300 season tickets toward month.” Last week end Anglers on the goal team this season. They ; a of 15.000 to get the Colts are Stanford, Bay had the following results—- back in Her y Baldwin Spilman of 2915 [j Father former presi- j the league next season, dent of the National j Bay Bridge area, few very small- according to Po *nr street N.W., Washington, Association! information received • of College Presidents, won’t j size Rock, Poplar Isl. to the by the Redskins. The ar Paul Barger Kern of 6630 be-i naHlßjf j|Hp's H l n|J|| city has Elgin ’jlieve it until he sees the j Gooses, pan until January 16 to meet this re- lane. Bethesda. Md baskets! & Nine Iset up. I size, few ; quirement laid down by Commis- others from the Washing- far inbetween ton area Carroll High, located at 4300 ( sioner Bert Bell. were awarded letters or (thinning out i«- .$ numbers for Harewood road N.E.. just across JHr participation in sports the fast), Parker's George Marshall has no con- at Mercersburg road from Soldiers’ Home, this fall. They has Cr„ med. size. Ipf tract with Lambeau, only an un- are: an enrollment of 500. Plans for but few and BiVw derstanding about 1953. football—William Henry call an enrollment of 1,000 Flag . Coaching Johnson Thomas, Maj. 1 scattered. contracts, son of Gen Gerald in the near future, w’hich the Redskins' boss said.! : Thomas of the Marine Barracks in Wash- i would Pond, nice size. ington: David the “aren’t worth 15 cents.” Bentell Smith. 7J'*i Forest new school the largest good catches at t road. Kent Village, Md.. Van R. Sill. oSO.'i Wjj**- Livingston road. Oxon Hill. Md.: Arthiri Catholic high school in the area, the right time. JP*" 1 W. Traum, LIU2 Hildarose drive. Silver Successful With Priory. Pt., very \ Spring. Md : Gordon H. Arey, 4"24 Frank- r Pt. No. %" lin street. Kensington, Md Thus Dwyer goes good Sun.. Bg •! Lii Kim After Mat Revenge Junior from one ex- on fi varsity football—Hush G Cols- ”s : 0 Highland Spring, - treme to another. For the last big fish and LSi* drive. Silver -¦ Md : Thomas C. Kern. r,63rt Elgin lane, six years he coached many. This*“ Bethesda, Md.; , basketball “ ” Bn,u At Wednesday Charles C. Watson. Eight- SAITT Turner's eenth street and Ontario road N.W., Wash- I at Pi'iory, the smallest Catnolic area. Middies to ington Lookout, star, school with Pt. should produce best Lu Kim. Chinese wrestling Varsity soccer—Karl Kellerman 111, an enrollment of Forty-ninth F. : results for awhile. Small buck- will be out to reverse a previous J-4.1 street N.W.. Wash- around 70. ington. tails, on the bottom, pays off. defeat by Antonino Rocca when Dwyer compiled an excellent DON LAZ REV. 808 RICHARDS the two at record ht Priory. Good fishin’ depends on being meet Turner’s Arena Marty He posted a at the right spot. Will keep you tomorrow night. Rocca gained a Servo Recovering 3-11 record his first year there, Buy your Holder of The Evening Star Games Pole Vault rec- Recognized as the world's greatest vaulter, having then for posted. Xmas gifts for decision over Lu Kim in New PUEBLO, Colo., Dec. 16 (£>).— _ the next five won more ! the Fisherman, from the Fisher- ord at 15 feet inches. The former Illinois star 15 often than any vaulter but than per 3 exceeded feet more York's Madison Square Garden be- Marty Servo, former welterweight j. 85 cent of his games. I ! men, not salesmen, at Mills Co.. has tied Doc .Richards twice in Washington and last Cornelius Warmerdam, the record holder at 15 feet fore a sellout crowd November 18. boxing champion of the world, “I’m not expecting too much 9th and E N.W. In other matches Wednesday, was . from this team this ! ij year defeated him with his record-breaking jump. BV2 inches. Richards, a minister at Laverne, Cali- reported in satisfactory con- year.” he Olympic Olympic championship with the Golden Terror meets Tony dition after an operation for re- Laz finished second to Richards in the fornia, won the a vault Martinelli, Big Humphrey goes moval of a lung tumor. Corwin pole vault with a jump of 14 feet 9'. 17 inches. of 14 feet 11.14 inches, a new Olympic record. against Don Jarque, Chief War Hospital authorities reported that Cloud faces Danny Boy Arnold the former New Yorker was “do- and Tiny Cosenza opposes Pedro ing fine.” The operation was per- Godoy. This will be the last wres- formed December 9. Free Tool tling show at Turner’s Arena until after the holidays. NATIONAL GUARD ARMORY Churchill's Setting Pace Demonstration JANUARY 10, 1953 In West End Cage Loop of Portable Toolg by Factory Representatives Churchill’s Grill still is leading 7:30 the West End Recreation League & DECKER—Wednesday, P.M. 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