THE EVENING STAR But If It keeps up like this, I D-4 WstMsftwi, D. C-, WsdnsWay, Hertmb*r 11, 11S9 Offer of Cepeda guess I’ll have to punch some- Auto Club Makes Warriors Want 'Stilf body in the mouth." QUARTERBACK For Power Fails The rookie saved the victory Awards Saturday game JUAN, Rico, late in the when he YOU BE THE Racing Director BAN Puerto blocked three consecutive New A1 Gore of Nov. 11 (AP).—A club owner To Fight Back Rivals Old Dominion Speedway will Hall of Fame Dinner at York shots. ANSWER bripg several area sportsman- in the Puerto Rican winter PHILADELPHIA, It was Chamberlain's Nov. 11 Coach Nell Johnston agreed last (Question on Pag* D-3) stock car drivers as his guests league rejected a proposal Rodger*. two pointer, a guide-in shot has (AP).—The Philadelphia War- with 4. Pass on fourth down. Worst to the third annual awards for a player trade that would “The officials are letting after the Warriors missed a banquet To Revive GW Glories riors aay other National Baaket- field goal, which prdVlded call. We have found that fourth of the Metropolitan have given him Orlando Ce- them get away with murder down passes are completed for Auto Racing great ball Association clubs are hit- against Philadelphia with the winning Pans Club. Memories of some of the slug- Wilt,” Johnston said. a percentage of only .171. The li days peda, the San Francisco ting their rookie atar, Wilt get help. margin. That gave the War- dinner scheduled Sat- of George Washington “He won’t any He’s urday night Britt's Restau- will be revived ger. for Vic Power, veteran Chamberlain, everything got to this They riors a 126-123 lead with 36 3. Pass on third down. Not at football tomor- with handle himself. good. The completion percen- rant in Arlington., night Tufty American Leaguer who is pac- him. Strong seconds to go and enough of row when Lee mans, but the water bucket. And lean all over as tage this is .400. The Gore will bring along Colonial he it’s got to tire him an edge to two on one at least a grid star from 1933 ing the league at .410. they want to fight Is. even- offset successful pass one driver so he can through 1935, Is among those him back. tually. And we need him fresh. free throws by Richie Guerin. success of a decreases with himself Cepeda is the first baseman the dressing the down. present an award to him. That honored when the GW Letter- In Warriors’ "They’re going to push you Meanwhile, Boston, the East- of the Santurce club and night 2. Pass on second down. This will be Bert Roblbns of Sliver men Club Inaugurates Its Hall room last Just after the you fight back, ern leader, Power is playing manager at around until Division and St. Is a shot. Spring, who won the overall •f Fame. 7- foot -1 Chamberlain had Louis, .50New York Giants. but for what they have done Jim Pixlee, who was Lee- since leaving GW. Auerbach mans’ coach and who guided is coach of the Boston Celtics the Colonials when they sought pro basketball champions; national football prominence Griffith is president of the from 1929 through 1937, is Washington Senators, Rich- coming here from his home in mond is commandant of the Missouri to be among those Coast Guard and Tolson is honoring his former ace. assistant director of the Na- Considine probably was the tional Park Service. SPRING Colts' Practice Is Subdued , After Upbraiding by Ewbank BALTIMORE, Novfl 11 (AP). phere, The"Air-Conditioned as much "Cigarette as Ewbank’s —lt was a subdued band off words, were films of last Sun- Baltimore Colts, sobered by a i day’s 27-24 loss to Washington. lecture from Coach Weeb Ew- ¦ the third setback In seven 1 bank, that limbered up yester- - games for the defending pro day for Sunday’s game against t champions. Green Bay in Milwaukee. Ewbank thinks the reason for There was none of the ban- - the Colt slump may be a com- ter and shenanigans that t blnation of too many outside usually mark Tuesday drills. interests, less effort on the Contributing to the atmos- - playing field and an extra drive . by other teams to beat the tars, champs. is lowest in “Maybe we’ve got a situation fwf/? STRIKES similar to the one that caused trouble for the New York Yan- and kees last year—too many out- side Interests. Well, we’ve got to start thinking about foot- SPARES ball, or else,” Ewbank yes- nicotine, said lowest in By JOE WILMAN terday. “Everybody’s gunning for us, and we’re not as hungry as we were. It takes that little : extra effort that isn’t there this year.” Ewbank said here may be some lineup changes for the lightest in menthol Green Bay game, but they won’t be major ones. GW ofall menthol cigarettes! Continued From Page D-l whole second team hasn’t been scored on In the last two games, something he can’t say for the first team. jjj*l Admires Middies Watch Out for Getting to back Saturday’s 5 - >ei , > Off-Balance Finish game against Navy, "vc:' Jp „ \| Sherman :¦& jgjafafs fey iri When a bowler finishes his s hardly can keep a note of ad- Tr*'" delivery off-balance at the foul I miration out of his voice as line, you can generally be cer- •he discusses the Middies. tain his mistake occurred “Navy I is extremely dangerous K I somewhere earlier in his ap- ¦ when it’s having a good day,” ¦L proach or delivery. It was no!ihe said. “It has good team M last-second mistake. speed and a hard-nosed line, Most off-balance finishes can i 1 It plays tricky and deceptive be attributed to one of the fol- football. j lowing reasons: “They have as fine a group 1. Rushing the footwork. of running backs as we have This mistake usually occurs i seen, and Maxfleld and Tran- early, probably on the first or chlni give them as fine a pass- second step. Once the footwork ing game as there is in college is rushed or forced, the timing football.” is ruined. Maxfleld’s Injury leaves it 2. Steps which are too long. up to Tranchini to carry the When the bowler begins with quarterbacking load, unless too long a first or second step, Coach Wayne Hardin elects to he throws the timing off Just alternate Hal Spooner, the No. 1 as he does with steps that are 3 quarterback who has played rushed. The steps must be in practically none so far. perfect coordination with the arm swing. The illustration shows the final step and slide and the armswing in delivering the ball. REDSKINS 3. Too high or too fast an; Continued From Page D-I arm swing. This, too, throws game last week, helping spring off the timing. And Just as too- Bill Anderson and Podoley for long steps throw off the tim- some spectacular catches. Wal- ing, so does an armswing ton, who missed three games which is too high. Once again, , because of a bad knee, is an such a mistake in the arm- expert at getting loose for swing will generally occur quite short passes, but he has to be early in the approach. watched because he can go 4. If the mistake causing an all the way. He bounced off off-balance finish occurs late : one would-be tackier to score in the approach, it- generally is i his second touchdown against the result of lunging on the i the Colts. final step. Sometimes the bowl- Offense will be important. er is too anxious to deliver the i against Cleveland, but defense ball or else he is trying to put , —especially a defense against extra stuff on it. The result ; record-smashing Jim Brown’s is a strained effort or lunge i running—is expected to hold which hurts the timing and I the key to the outcome. usually ruins the accuracy and [ "Brown’s great,” said Joe balance. Tereshinski, who has scouted DON’T BE STUMPED BY Cleveland, “but Milt Plum Is BOWLING JARGON. Learn i improving all the time as a how to discuss and understand I quarterback and we can’t over- the game in the proper terms : look him. by reading Joe Wilman’s s Plum completed 12 of 20 “Pocket-Sized Dictionary of¦ passes for 146 yards as Cleve- Bowling.” For a copy, send 10 i land drubbed the Philadelphia cents and a stamped, return i Eagles last week, throwing one envelope to Joe Wilman, in i 4-yard touchdown pass to care of The Star. Halfback Ray Renfro. (Copyright 1959, John P. Dillt Co.) I I —ATCHISON. 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