THE EVENING STAR Wartingtea, D. C„ Nonmber C-5 ATCHISON'S TAurMay, M, 1959

Steelers’ castoff, and now is ANGLE with the Giants. Betsy Rawls Sets The Cardinals, desperately IY LEWIS F. ATCHISON needing a box-office attraction Record Earning as well as a in wi their running feud with the $26,774 in Year ’ Br w ¦ H ¦' ; neighboring Bears, turned their - -W| The Redskins and 11 other on offense. I AUGUSTA, Nov. think he might backs on Guglielmifor End Max Ga„ 26 V National Football make good League teams a one.” Boydston of Oklahoma. This .—Betsy Rawls of Spar- Ik •* j • • each will select 20 seemed like promising sheer stupidity at tanburg. S. C., picked up 836.- We the remember 1955 draft the time, and there is doubt young college players they no 774 in 1959 to become the when almost that whether think like everybody thought Guglielmi made they’d to have on year’s money winning cham- Guglielmi, an All-America at good on the field or not, he their 1960 squads at Philadel- Notre would have pion of women’s professional Dame, would be the No. 1 pulled some fans phia Monday in the new, through the golf. ¦” choice. Joe Kuharlch, then turnstiles. I When streamlined version of the the Colts’ first-round The Ladies Professional Golf coaching the Redskins, talked / laborious draft turn came they A meeting. But picked a win- Association said her * about him in winnings Z/ Av if Coach Mike Nixon gets the pre-draft sessions, ner in Ameche. Strangely established he needs giving the impression that he this a new record. She men and wants, they enough, brought a sigh of wanted but record can stop after the ninth round Ralph had no hope relief from the Green Bay also set a breaking scor- far of getting him. as as he’s concerned. Curiously Packers, who didn’t need a full- ing average of 74.03 and 10 Here’s Goog’s name was still the but what Mike will be on back figured they’d better victories for board when tournament the looking for, but not necessarily Washington, pick- take Ameche, who was ex- ing third after 3-9 year. in order: a breakaway half- a season, tremely popular in the State, got its first choice. Did Mickey Wright finished Ji it back, a middle linebacker, Ku- if they the sec- m w Eb one got chance. They harich jump at it? Not at all. ond with 818,182. defensive tackle, three offen- needed a lineman He more, though, 1 w sive deliberated, it seemed for Louise third I K m. i linemen, two guards and and they got a good one in Suggs, in earn- hours. George Marshall, a tackle or vice versa, and two owner Tom Bettis. ings, played in only 20 tour- of the club, wanted defensive halfbacks. Fullback Funny things the Alan happen at neys, five tournaments less "I Ameche of Wisconsin. don’t know what order draft meeting, things that I’ll follow,” Kuharlch. carefully weighing than Rawls and Wright, and Nixon said, "be- aren't nearly so humorous all the factors, thought a won 816,936. cause we don’t know who'll be Goog year later. would be a better Marlene on the board when our turn choice—not Hagge’s old mark for a but of comes. But that’s what quarterback, for a 820.235, was set in 1956. we defensive need.” halfback. HOCKEY SCORES Other 1959 leaders: • "Hell •* * have to start on de- Beverly Hanson. 814,018; There is much talk of the fense,” Kuharlch announced, NATIONAL LEAGUE Marlene B. Hagge, 812.056; Boston. 3; New York, 3 (tis) need for a quarterback, and after Guglielmi was selected. A ß, ,c *G Patty Berg, 811,495; Joyce c l.v. 1. nY "It will s Via ';f< >(overtlnie Mike says he might take South- take him some time to tie ; Ziske, 811.452; Fay Crocker, rl learn the " H h V ern Methodist’s Don Meredith, offense, but he can fl^7« N"t «'A G£E 89.667; Mary Lena Faulk, into Bonnie | who was picked by Dallas for move the defense without 89,150; Randolph, 88,- too much Ml"LEAGUE the new American League last trouble.” 578; Kathy Cornelius, 88,515: Monday. He also will be in- Thia reporter, for Marilynn Smith, 87.739 and one, Edmonton. S; Calssry. i. terested i in Notre Dame's thought Joe was joking, but the : vlctorfa. 1 fovertime Betty Jameson, 87,046. George Izo, if he's still around next season was past the half- S/NGUUR PLURAL when the PERFORMANCE, HONOR Redskins get a call. way mark before Goog got a "But I'm not to take chance Syracuse University’s known as going a on offense, and then varsity line, beaten Syracuse rolled to its ninth win, 46-0. x TIRE SALE has quarterback just to get a only because of the fans’ loud ’X"’ the Sizeable -¦ Seven, been named as the Left to are End The Greattit Buy right , Tackles and Anywhere* Fa- ,,-- quarterback,” he emphasized. steady insistence that he MCU , T Associated Press “lineman of the week.” The mou» Recaps. Maury Youmans and , Guard Bruce “We need more than another be used. Deiign Same Depth <7o,7 c_iYl, line tossed Boston backs for As Naw Tires. Sama Tread Width. rugged University Tarbox, Center Al Guard Davis quarterback. There’s ** * « 2“ IS Bemiller, Roger nothing AT h THE COST! L 750*14-18 57 a minus 88 yards rushing last as and End the three The 1955 Saturday un- Gerry Skonieczki.—AP wrong with we have draft was curious Wirephoto. a DOWN! (Eddie Leßaron, Ralph Gug- one for several zihMcix reasons. Both / CHARGE lielmi and the / ireaos IT! Eagle Day) when Baltimore Colts, who won N 7.50x14 »U prices plus Fed they’re healthy.” the °i ™ tax bonus choice, since dropped, ed him to come South Caro- 6TT N 0 MONEV to The raised tX” HOWARD TO TUTOR YOUNG STAR point was whether and the Chicago Cardinals lina. Izo’s knee would make him a passed up Guglielmi * 777 I ALL SERVICE TIRE CO. despite his 7 n 0°“{ Seeks "I'll come South Caro- " to risk for Bolling a pro brilliant n C rreod * team—especially college record. The •.00x13—4.77 6 00x16—6.77 ! ‘ Se lina,” Jimmy is to If ALLJ?? V/iX?JSWCt"'»-< supposed taken in the early rounds. Colts took FRICES APPLY TO RECAP another YOUR have quarterback, TIRE d Clemson Cooch's Son said. "I’ll come with the “That might him OR RECAP 2 LOCATIONSIULAIIONS bother on George Shaw of Oregon, who EXCH PLUS FED TAX Clemson team C football and defense,” Nixon said, “but I S eventually was supplanted by Le,» ro« C^.r *n ‘MoH?i«, _323£Ga_2«J

In Coast By MERRELL WHITTLESEYr I There talk that Game was some Bur Staff Writer Howard might send his son to “I another school, Ala- The Bolling Air Base foot- want my boy to go to aa possibly bama. his alma mater, or some ball players are looking for two school that has a high aca- victories the university outside the Atlantic next two Satur- demic standing, a mighty finee Coast days in California to give them Conference. . football reputation, and a good 1 a 1959 record slightly better But now it appears Jimmy than last year's. coach,” Frank Howard off will stay at home, along with mernes-t Clemson the other Walter Cox, jr., star tackle of The Generals carry a 7-1-1 was saying r the Daniel High and record against Hamilton Air day—“so I’m going to send hima team, son of Clemson's Base <6-3i Saturday. They will to Clemson.” a guard on Cot- ton Bowl team. Walter, stay in California for their Howard, of course, is the sr„ was Christmas CUwf \ J a line coach under Howard. windup the following Saturday coach. His boy is Jimmy (Littlee and Baroni now is an executive at the against the San Diego Marines. Howard, a super full- _ college. Last back from Daniel season Bolling was High of{ so & It's so do ... now „,ik ¦¦ easy by making your selections ... 8-1-1, playing less Clemson who has scored 106 one game Cox Eyed by Scouts from /• -f- than this than our hugs assortments of sensational A year. points, gained more 1.500 "just-right" • • the Young Cox has been for on list! ' Ed West of yards, and season isn'tt getting gifts everyone your And of course you can North over. the eye from take a time Carolina State, and Le- as many college long to in 1960 a little DEPENDABLE 17-JEWEL pay ... just each week ' Roy Phelps of Howard hopes will di- to have his . . or Oregon s scouts as Jimmy Howard, but monthly. rect Bolling's attack Saturday. son ready when the Tigers, " most of them feel it’s a futile -With them in the backfield will champions of the Atlantic pursuit. "If they’re not be such talent as Danny Wil- Coast Conference, start a se- ' playing for the Clemson liams of West Virginia, Marvin ries with Oklahoma in two freshmen next it'll be the '¦Walter of lowa, Gene Hill of years. year biggest upset of the season,” a scout said. Bwift Memorial, Dick Eelt of Son Is Senior x At Brigham Young, Billy Austin Frank was a guard at Mur- Jimmy is a senior this of Rutgers and Gil Fields, a year r phy High in Mobile. Ala., and veteran and has gained almost as a of eight years of serv- many 1 good one for four years the ice football. yards rushing as Clemson 1 under Wallace Wade at Ala- College backfield Hamilton also has several combined. ¦ bama. But son Jimmy is more He's 175 big-name players to throw 5-foot-10, pounds and 1 mobile. against the has fancy footwork and power. Generals, including In Jimmy’s biggest test of' John big Bowersox, a line star the season the other night at Maryland several years ago. against Parker High of Green- Also listed Lou are Badacci ville, he dazzled a crowd of from the Pittsburgh with 181 Steelers, Big Heart, Sheik 5,000 yards rushing in month and $2.00 a Skip Corley, who starred 30 carries, one touchdown, and at Arizona. a after Head Mat Card kicked point touchdown. SFt 17-Jewel Bulova \ N*v,r b,for * “muth qvolity r.y S 4 / f\ Chief > Just Like Dad Big Heart and The ¦"•"'Sly *'* low 17 iswsli. Sheik will it out And wotrr battle in the • according to a story his Jv«< tim« ' So»w..k in the Optimist : Rito Romero. BEnfIBAS SI • wMk s7*i 91 HI All-American Bowl u».»c.ii.

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