<¦lll i . gone conclusion that he will be! THE EVENING STAR. Washington. D. C. •• declared Ineligible. MONDAY. NOVEMBER *6. IBM A-21 Stormy But the hottest tip in the heart AREA FOOTBALL Session Nov. 10— 7 ... Duke 7 DISTRICT TEACHERS of the conference Is that if all Nov. 17—34 Virginia ... 7 printed charges of the fabulous RECORDS Dec I—Army iPhiladelphlA). Sept 29—13 Howard IN BOWLING Oct 6—12 NaUsnai Attlee IS rewards Moreland received for VIRGINIA GEORGE Sfpt 22—18 Virginia Military 0 I Oct 13—32 Oallaudet attending N. C. State are true, WSSHINOTON . Sept 29 WITH ROD THOMAS Vr’T^Vtf' Sept lObla) 7 Duke do Oct. 20— 0 Shepherd .. : Likely 22 7 Miami .... 6 1 14 |Oct 6-7 he not only will be suspended,! 6 7 Wake Forest ...... 6! Dec. !;Oet. <•) Sept 27 6 Norfolk State i’^hl 29—10 Purmnn .... 0 Oct 13—13 South Carolina 27’ ife but all the ct Lehigh on ’ _ coaching staff Oct 5—13 Hardin-Simmons 7, 20—24 ...... 12:’Nov. 17—36 Montclair Teachere .13 t 81: ct 27 7 1“ 14 OALLAUDET who had a in recruiting, Oct. 13—20 Bogton University 20 3 hand ’ Nov. 2 ...... 6 6 Montgomery Nov. 10— Vanderbilt ,Oct 0 Junior 22 him will be fired. N. ’Oct Virginia Military 7 North Carolina .... (i • 21' Oct Teachere .... Rita Welch, the newest star 596 and Wolfe 620. They earned C. State! 19—40 14 17— 7 Navy 13— District 3», & i Nov. 34 Mary 14 , Oct 20—22 Navel Receiving .. 32’ among duckpin bowlers, As ACC is conducting its own lnvestiga- • Oct 26—16 William Nov 24 0 > women . Meets Clrmson 7 ’Oct.j 27 6 : SSO. Nov 3 o West Virginia 14 Norfolk / professional pies, Is anticipated when and Ironing out football sched- Nov 3 0 Hampton 20 ; 24—21 AFB 19 0 Fort Dix .....’if''’ eran and one-time I a small entry for an event Novj 10—13 6 Dec. I—At Fort Belvoir Nov 10—19 Mltchei AFB 0 the Atlantic Coast Conference i up Morenouee Nov boxer who was a surprise final- so attractive. ‘ ules all will come at the' Nov. 22—13 Lincoln 6 QUANTICO MARINES 17—12 Fort Lee ..to , Nov. 24 0 Fort _ . * meets December 6-7 Sept 16—41 Fort Bennmg 0 Eustls 20 * at Greens- • ! meeting. / MARYLAND ... Dec. ist in the News Elimination i** Greensboro Sept Bept Fort 1—BoHln« AFB 22—12 Syracuse ... 22—33 Belvoir ..... boro, N. C. There also possibility j 28! Sept 8 0 NAVAL RECEIVING Tournament last year. The Thanksgiving Day Mixed is the Sept 29 6 Wake Forest o! 28— Fort Eustls l 13 1 Sept. 22—19 Cepe May 7 Miss Welch and Brown totaled Doubles no doubt suffered from Unless something happens In that charges will be made against | Oct 6 0 Baylor 12”Oct. B—B9 Fort Lee ...... O’ 1 Sept. 29—12 Montgomery Junior 0 I 14—40 — Oct 12— fl ;Oct Parris Island ...... 8 fl ALF TURNER the meantime, the big i of the conference schools Miami 13! 1 Oct. 7 Quonset ...... 9 1,269 and with a handicap of competition Inaugural issue will one Oct 20— ’Oct. 20—28 Xavier 13 —— from the 1 for' 6 North Carolina 34 1 Holy Oct. 13—33 Ferrum J. C. .13 Lions’ New Coach grossed 1,308 be Jackie Moreland, phe- unnecessarily rough play. j Oct 87— 7 Tennessee ... 34 Oft 28— 0 Cross ..... 13 Oct. 20—32 Oallaudet g° 39 for a prize of ' Handicap at Walkersville, Md„ the ¦ That Nov a— o Kentucky 14 Nov 3 6 Camp Lejeune 9 i Oct. 27—13 Columbian Prep. 14 . $l5O. They formed an impromp- which attracted 29 of Washing- nomenal freshman 1 could blow the roof off the i Nov 10— « Clemson ft!!:Nov 10—20 Boston College 6: i Nov. 4—39 Kinder APB 7 3 Nov. 17— 7 Bolling Si 10—55 ' tu player at North State. Sedgefleld Inn, at Nov. 17— 0 South Carolina —l3 ; AFB Nov. Baltimore J. C. -O partnership on the opening ton’s regular tournament bowl- Carolina . Greensboro if;Nov. 22—25 North Carolina State 14 1 Nov. 22—34 Fort Monmouth 0 Nov 17— 0 Dover APB ... 0 ' ’night of the tournament, Thurs- They were N. C. State Is on 4-year proba- • the coaches talk there as much MONTGOMERY JUNIOR ers. in a field of 90,: Sept 29 day. tion from the they’re talking o Naval Recelvlnt ... 12 Turner Turns when Miss Welch rolled 618 which was 19 more than partic-i NCAA, and More- .as before the! Oct 6—22 Oallaudet 0 and Brown, 651. In averaging ipated last year, due to the pro- land is said to be the reason. meeting. ><(Oct 13—24 508th AAA 13 ’Oct 29 7 Potomac State 12 123-3 for the five games, Miss motional of ’ Oct 26 0 George Washington 7 activities livewlre Commissioner Jim Weaver The ACC will i JV Welch was seven points above Harry (Tuck! Filler. has asked for [ announce its!:/Nov 3—27 Baltimore J. C. fl more time before ; Orange Bowl team next Sunday, llNov. 10—19 Chowan J C. 7 Lifeless Lions the average with which she leads Leo Wickless, a Frederick- announcing what the conference i Nov. 17—13 Balnbrldge o MOTOR according Erickson, the District Women's Minor Md., newspaperman, will do about Moreland. There ; to Chuck NAVY was swillf athletic director at North Caro- Sept 19—39 William A Mary 14 League as a member of the winner ; [Oct 6—14 with 658-60-718, for was some surprise when Jackie J Cornell ...... 0 l*f Una and chairman of the ACC ’Oct 13— « George Deoudes team. SIOO. Harley Weakley, jr., played for the N. C. State Frosh ; i fulane 21 I CASH of; 'Oct ¦ ’ Bowl Committee. | 20—13 Cincinnati .... 7 Virginia Massey, who carries a Silver Spring, second , against the varsity in the Oct. 27—64 Pennsylvania .... 6 Info was at an- 'Nov. Winners ' After the result of Saturday’s ’ 3—33 Notre Dame 7 modest JoVERHAUL 94 average in league 649-60-709 for SSO and Bunny nual pre-season game the other With a new coach and > play, teamed with Eddie Owens’ at night, Clemson-Furman game is In. the a new j ’Powell, Frederick, third 644- because It’s almost a fore- faculty outlook, the Lions are eagerly r for second place. She rolled 503 56-700 for S3O. ' athletic chairman at each CREDIT SOT; awaiting their next test in the and Owens 665 for a scratch of Others in the payoff were r school will be polled by wire. i ——— J Eastern ; 1,168 gross Harold Ray, Silver Hockey League—against and a of 63-1,231 Harvey Havland, Silver Spring, Spring, 50- ’ There’s whispering that there ANT MAKt CAR Wednesday night . for $75. Frank Micalizzi, Silver I WORK CUARANTHO Clinton at 80-691: Ray Specht, Thurmont, 678: ,are headaches at Carolina All Uline Arena. Frankie and Spring, 13-675; Chick Cramer, r North Wilson Perce Md., 83-689: Tom Harding. • that didn’t exist in his pre- Forty-eight ago Wolfe, Frederick, 50-674; now hours the. both former nationally; ’Frederick, 40-685; Lerou Bur- Maynard vious terms as player and were at They ¦ ranked stars, Hamilton, 60-671; -1 coach, Lions rock bottom. came in third with dette, Gaithersburg. 53-680: Junior Mar- ‘ and that Jim Tatum could be the Everyone straight games , 9-1,225, tin, Walkersville, Filler, had lost 11 in a Miss Wilson shooting Ralph Rohrer, Frederick, 80-679; 103-668: new coach at Texas, where plunge that alarming. 63-667; Jack Landis, Frederick, ’ j was so ” there’s a vacancy. Tatum was other club officials promised to 36-663. and Ed H.-11. Purcellville, jTWASHINGTON’S • offered the step a A Va., 63-660. Bill Texas job when he in and lend hand. meet- Koontz of ‘ was at Maryland. STOCK ing to that effect was set for to-j FOOTBALL STANDINGS Frederick, with 643, and Harryf| : I LARGEST li BODYWORK day in New Haven. Conn. Burdette, Gaithersburg, 155, JVD By the won DONE AT g . Now the Lions actually have a Associated Press SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE consolation prizes. 1 HOCKEY RESULTS OF BICYCLES cuutei i Au LOWEST PRICES ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE PF ** * * and winning streak going. They 'Final Standings* WLT OP W l TPF OP By the Aaaoclated Preu trounced the New Haven Blades, Tennessee 50 0 112 21 90 0 141 68 Washington bowlers fared ft - ,/* ,| Conference All Uamea 36.95 82.95 * i i On. Tech 0 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE \ , I it y) )P ; 81 176 28 81 19° 33 7-2, Saturday night i 4 poorly in the Brooklyn Montreal. 1; New York. 1. A Fully at Uline xClemson 401 50 13 ««)i, Florida Open in 1 Assembled—Guaran- ' 4 1 O 812118 52 0 124 58 63 1 151 78 , Detroit. 3: Chicago. 3. n teed One Year FREE Service Arena and just byway of show- Duke 12» 20 54 1 184 itii: Mississippi 32 0 81 63 0 194 75;! Baltimore. Their best were Jack . Boston. 3: e. Carolina 52 0 81 34 73 0 134 07 j 109 Toronto. 1. ing it was no fluke, beat the de- Maryland 22 1 43 07 27 1 08 108 •Tulane 320 50 78 63 0 116 106; Barkley, sixth with 917 forr AMERICAN LEAGUE LAYAWAY FLAN M N. Carolina 2.3 1 73 85 27 1 108 183 Auburn 33 0 74 103 0 140 110 games, Providence. 6: Hershey, 1. fending champions again last N C 0 01 63 ’seven and Billy Watson, • Springfield. jA State 24 120 37 0 04 100’ Kentucky 2: Buffalo, 1. Central Charge Service Wake Forest 1 5 1 23 73 253 01 102’ 440 72 105 640110 105! Cleveland. 3: Rochester. 3, ‘ night in New Haven, 2-1. 'seventh with 914. Opea ’• :Virginia 1 40 .34 101 37 0 92 177 Vanderbilt 24 0 65 64 64 0 140 88: I 4 Deyt« Week—l A.H. to 7 PH. OUR SHOP \ j x Has one game remaining December 1 Baltimore bowlers won all Will Continue to Play against Furman Miss. State 24 0 97 106 45 0 141 139 j Alabama 24 0 46 118 28 1 72 1741! three top prizes with Pat Grabill FOOTBALL SCORES j Red Mitchell, the former, SOUTHERN CONFERENCE j I ’Georgia 150 30 108 35 1 60 137 the victor at 967, Ed Wojnowski Springfield coach who took over come'dice aii , lames I! La. State 05 0 43 152 27 0 97 191 By the Associated Presa »L 1 PF OP iV L1 PF OP i second at 959 and Charley Rosch as coach of the Lions this sea- ; W. Virginia 50 0 84 25 04 0 130 100! SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE LATE SATURDAY SCORER Va Tech. 300 123 21 72 1 08’ third with 946. ~ resigned before Saturday 204 Conterence AllGames . . Colorado. 28 Arisons. 7 * son. \ Geo. Wash. 51 0 118 48 71 1 138 81 W l T PF OF ff 11 PF OP Watson had the hottest streak . Tampa. 31 Valley. 14 Davidson 22 1 88 80 53 1 101 Missouri i night’s game. He was replaced ] 120' Tex. AfliM 500 107 3 80 1 189 60’ - Temnr. 18 College of Parlfle. 6 K. MiW 0 M HVJ Funnan 22 34 30 270 00157 1 TCU 0 in the tournament with 455 for by Va Military23 88 30 1 107 220 Baylor 41 120 36 630 182 771 Texas Southern. 47 Miss. Vocational. 21 Alf Turner, veteran defense- ¦; I 137 320 09 40 72 0 143 53 last three games in which he Henderson (Ark.l. 28: » ’Richmond 250 58 153 45 0 142 100 Arkansas 0 911 121 04 0 |;he man, who will continue in the ; Citadel 1.3 0 33 160 155’ ’ College of Osarks. 14 ; | ; The 37 41 35 1 147, 130 101 BMU 23 O 54 118 1 511 119 181 I rolled 167 and 141. | Texas Western. 54 Trinity (Tex.). 0 dual capacity of player-coach. Wash & Lee 01 0 0 48 17 o 73 218 Rice 140 77 89 4 50147122 ! Wm. & Mary 05 0 40 80 09 1 81 240 Texas 05 0 47 136 18 0 SO 238 The Lions had great success RIG TEN CONFERENCE with a player-coach in the two (Final Standings* BIG SEVEN CONFERENCE s.iii.ll .lice au soafa previous seasons, -Conterence All Games W l « when Stan W t 1 PF OP *il PI OP , I °F OF I I O UP Warecki them to a lowa 51 0 88 44 8 1 0 184 85!’Oklahoma 60 0 292 51 900 413 51 led cham- Michiganj 52 0 143 90 0 233 Colorado 411 181 66 72 1 277 122 72 123!:(Nebraska 0 pionship in 1955 and a spot in Minnesota 41 01 2 33 83 121 48 0 125 208 2 84 67 127 87': 2 ! i Mich state 42 0 133 49 73 0 239 87 ! Missouri 2 90 102 351 185 170 the playoffs last season. Ohio State 420 88 47 03 0 100 81 Kansas 23 o 102 11.5 3 5 1 150 195 33 1 79 Kans State 24 0 153 37 0 143 Turner skated with the old Nortuwest'nj so 44 1197 1 1°!lowa State 03 259 Purdue 1* 2 95 101 342 139 ll" 1 060.27196 280 92 260 Lions ii\ 1945-6. He spent five lMnols 1 4 2 79 100 252 124 154 IVY LEAGUE Rapids } Wisconsin 04 3 40 110 1 53 93 129 (Final Standings i seasons with Grand of Indiana 1 60 85 210 36 0 129 263 : the International League and Conterence AllGames PACIFIC COASI CONFERENCE W l 1 PF OP W i 1 PF OP was obtained by the 'Yale 700 221 09 81 0 244 97 Lions this Gonletenre All Games Princeton 52 O 181 109 72 0 237 T PF 9 102 3 135 season from Indianapolis, also, Oregon Wl OP Wll PF OP Dartmouth1 43 82 6 1122 89 State 611 152 104 72 1 184 ,31 I ’Pennsylvania 43 0 90 128 450 90 218 of the IL. Jgo’tb’n cal. 52 0 133 80 72 0 190 1081 Brown 34 0 77 87 54 0 124 94 UCLA 5 2 0 109 j73 73 0 148 12° l Columbia 185 0 Formica Scores Clincher Wishingt 0 250 76 36 94 237 n 14 190 159 55 0 232 200 Harvard 25 o 140 ISO 26 0 153 199 Turners automobile was Oregon 33 1 91 88 14 2 133 102 ;Cornell1 18 0 84 181 1 BUIOO 209 s Stanford 34 0 151140 1 803182'3 wrecked en route to New Haven ' Wash State 25 1 118 lln' 301 183 247 MISSOURI VALLEY CONFERENCE California 25 0 95 37 0 181 142 135 - late yesterday and he, Reho Tou- ‘ daho 04 0 -Conference AllUamea- 84 121 45 0 171 215 W l T PF OP W I T PF 09 I zin. Clarence Melanchuk xSouthern California oiavs Notre:; [Houston 30 0 68 1 83 and Bob De_i', December i • 16 82 148 McGregor ’ Tulsa 211 31 34 72 1 169 67 arrived after the first Okla. AA-M 211 71 40 34 2 131 113 period, up jlWichita 1 3 0 47 which wound score- 109; 480 117 198 less down and scored once himself on Detroit1 03 0 2 7 27 0 92 155 3-yard SKYLINE The second period also was ‘ a rollout. CONFERENCE Ted Marchibroda passed for -Conterence- „All Uamea scoreless, but Norm Dowall broke WL T PF OP W l 7 PF OP two Pittsburgh 29 yards Wyoming 70 0 159 64 10 0 0 252 112 the ice for the Lions after three scores. Utahj 0 192 89 to Ray Mathews and to ! 51 55 0217 177 minutes of the final and Ron j 4 yards Utah State 43 0 150 117 64 0 221 199 Elbie Nickel, and. Henry Ford g«>«r 43 0 165 146 64 0 250 206 Rohmer tied it with six minutes ‘ ac-J iNe* Mexico 23 0‘ 80 105 4 5 (M4O 177 counted for spurts Colo 14 . to go. •!* the others on < AAlg 1 93.174 17 1 128 287 §g Kgfjy& ,s m| of yards. Blrgham t 1 *-14 00172 27 1 147 832 Joey Formica, who set Wash- 3 and 4 Montana 16(V 99 171 19 0 125 246 a 103-yard ington record by scoring seven:, A kickoff return by BORDER CONFERENCE |L Wilson of the , goals in the first two games’, .Torn Rams was Conterence , All Games lost in the deluge of Baltimore L- WLT PF OP WLT PF OP scored the winning goal with! I ;Texas W. 600191 52 910 305 65 r 1 I touchdowns as the Colts rolled S,j rl,? n rJL_ S 74 4S 9 1 0306 83 BUTANE PRIMED BLUE SUNOCO gives quick "/{ ¦pi. UP; only 1:37 remaining. Washing- [West 322129 125 56 up their highest / Texas 82 0 235 69 starts even at 3 the!: from Gary Kerkorian and on a sawders YOU START got pair MORE time the Steelers a 20-point | of 4-yard bursts while gain- ¦ FASTER...GET MILES PER DOLLAR WITH final period going, it meant lit-’iing 70 yards on 9 carries. Ameche , tie. i scored on a 1-yard plunge and Matson scored twice, once on I gained 162 yards in 20 carries, Windshield ») a 79-yard run, and picked up j In addition to Wilson’s eye- 159 yards in 16 carries to .ut < catching jaunt the Rams scored Scratched . deeply into Casares’ league lead 1 on a pair of passes from Norm in ground gaining. Matson now ’ Van Brocklin to Bob Boyd, one has gained 748 yards in 145 car-!’’for 58 yards and.the other for A New Device That ries to Casares’ 774 in 178 tries, i nine. Guarantees to Remove Quarterback Lamar McHan, The Forty-Niners gained their Scratches and Repolish whose suspension for msubordi- (tie1 with the Eagles on Gordy 27-yard BUTANE-PRIMED nation was lifted by the Cardi- jSoltau's1 early l Huge Savings! nals just before the kickoff, made ’in1 the fourth period after taking! several appearances, punting i a first-quarter lead on a 1-yard twice and sneaking Jsneak by AD. 2-7100 over from the Quarterback Y . A. 1-yard line for a fourth-period ' Tittle. Bobby Walston accounted, 72 FLORIDA AVE. N.E. score. Root handled the iob for1 all Philadelphia points, tak- Auto Ports most of the way, however, and I ing a 29-yard touchdown pass Um Met etna & Gi

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