i 1 face-off, and it gives the de- THE EVENING STAR, Waahlngton, D. C. *• fense a chance to get organised WnmspAt. October «3. iwi i ¦ ’ jKMPJJJHNVVJJHPVVJSKSH As for the blue line, the A-23 ATCHISON'S attacking team must follow the puck across the blue line. Into MmM» .. «Mg|fl ,y.-?--t-v:. Indians and Mountaineers ANGLE the defensive team’s zone. It’s illegal for a player to precede ly LEWIS F. • ATCHISON the puck into this zone. Are Reinstated by NCAA “In simpler language,” Duffy CHICAGO, Oct. 23 money An out. That won't hap- fessional baseball. Walt “The first team is on the ice three-day session. NCAA director, said. you walk." commented Oeorge ; pen this time if Pieri goes at five o’clock," George said. Patrick Duffy, the Presidents’ with his long range “Another follows at six and Indiana's penalty followed general manager, explain- plans. new ¦ Lou’s loaded. another Big Ten action last year when “ at seven. It's 10 to 15 Th« OriginaT NA go. ¦ ing * * * * R A the rather modest start Pieri II degrees above zero when they Phil Dickens, Hoosier football f is in Washington. “But HERSON n ! making Hockey probably hasn't start, and they have to dress coach, was suspended for the II we feel that in a few years * caught on in this area because in the stands. Washington ready season for violating recruiting 5... K, Whit, U Wait—Op,, SAT. will be for' jtire public is Ignorant of the thing,” contin- a big franchise, “Another he league and that : , finer points of the game. Then. ued, "We don’t have any crew rules. if Baltimore builds a new arena 1 too. there aren't many public duty at that hour, and the West Virginia's case con- AUTOMATIC it'll will go big league, too. skating rinks, where younsters first team to scrape the cerned a violation of expense goal.” has & That’s our can acquire a rudimentary ice for the second, and so on. WINDOW TOP It like old sales rules in the recruiting of a sounded the I knowledge of the sport. Duffy It’s a real labor of love." basketball player. pitch, although Duffy drank : can’t anything about the But it pays off. The LIFTS REPAIRED do arena The impose nothing stronger than Coca rinks, but he plans every- 5,028 council did not • I I to do seats and one match, La- disciplinary Wholesols Retail Cola during yesterday’s lunch- thing in his Salle vs. Mount St. Charles, any additional ac- | power to acquaint any eon session. To prove his point ¦ public 7,250 tion on other NCAA mem- • * ¦ the with the intricacies used to draw before the This JUITO SEPMtS that Pieri Ac Co. is here to stay, of it. new fire chief began clamping ber. was the first time in Oeorge noted that the Provi- ¦ J down, Duffy reports. 12 meetings since 1954 the I Like the Redskins and Sen- council did not cite a code dence club is the oldest in con- 1 ators, example, tinuous operation in the history for he’ll have violator. 72 FU. ’.2 . players speak sport available to at However, pend- • * of the in the United organization meetings, YOU BE THE 15 cases are HERSON club and ing and 20 others are in a state States. To hear him tell it, : plus explanatory Pieri stepped off the Ark and films with an of preliminary investigation. £££». j commentary of big league 2-7100^ organize hockey QUARTERBACK Eight schools remain under said. “Let’s a hockey matches. team.” ANSWER varying degrees of NCAA ** * * “If the fans who are un- punishment UCLA, Southern BILL MYERS HONORED hockey 4. Pass. Worst call. This Is The Philadelphia Ramblers familiar with remember illegal. California, Seattle, Auburn, i and North Texas must kick. Prof. Bill Myers, academic adviser to George Washington University come here Saturday night to , understand the two most 3. Drop kick. Not good. Legal, North Carolina State, Southern athletes for the last 25 years, willbe honored with a testimonial dinner help the new launch , common penalties, they’ll have but for experi- Methodist. Wichita and Mem- Presidents a fair a poor place an tonight at the Columbia Country Club. This portrait of Myers, made by their 1958-59 campaign at , understanding of the ment. phis State. Inters! game," Oeorge Zang Auerbach of The Evening Star Art Department, .will be presented Uline Arena, and Duffy hopes | said. 2. Kickoff by placement. All m other main items of busi- at the dinner. to see more than the hard core One concerns "icing” the right, but the No. 1 choice is ness, the council: -NOTICE- of fans who became attached 1 puck, and the other has to do better. 1. Proposed that any college ATLAS Sport Store will to last year's team. with crossing the blue line 1. Punt. Best call. A 41-yard athletic staff member should give you the lowest “I saw this team play in New ahead of the puck. average is excellent. The punt be considered guilty of unethi- price on any nationally could spot the Colts a squeaky Haven, Conn.,” volunteered Icing the puck means firing should have height enough to he were compen- . . cal conduct if advertised item . adenoid and beat them handily. Paul sothgeb, manager of the ! it the length of the rink when enable the Eagle tacklers to sated for scouting or negotiat- Unitas' Slight of Brito The Redskins worked out in arena, “and I honestly think : the defense team is in a jam. cover. ing for professional teams. KNOWINGLY, ATLAS the rain yesterday and Don Bos- it’s better than last year’s i That brings it back into the (Question on Page A-21) 2. Ruled, effective upon cir- (Distributed by the Register and seler, now up to 205 pounds, team.” defensive team’s zone for a Tribune Syndicate) 1 culation among the members. WILL NOT BE Sunday seemed to be regaining his old May Haunt Him form. Bosseler lost 20 pounds job By LEWIS F. ATCHISON can’t be here in person for the and his No. 1 fullback was over by Johnny Olszew- UNDERSOLD!' \ Star Staff Writer dinner,” someone remarked. taken ski when Don attacked by The Redskins-Colts game In “It would make a good pic- was really great end.” an ear infection and virus in Baltimore Sunday is on the ture: he’s a training camp. just “I don’t know,” Unitas is He is be- verge becoming an oratori- ginning to round into form. of reported to have replied. "He ~T-iT|_ Don’t Wail! cal contest. Even with “Johnny O” tearing never bothered me.” up gridiron George Marshall, president of the he’ll be wel- Gene has slowed up a step, comed back with open arms. the Washington club, poured it seems, although he broke Vi"ppTjH) At the moment. Tackle Jim high-octane fuel on Baltimore's through the Green Bay Pack- Don’t Get and End Johnny nlnf already smoldering feelings by first Weatherall ers to snare Bart Starr, Carsoi) appear be the only calling Buzz Nutter, the Colts’ finally to then Babe Parilli and players. Weatherall center, a liar at a luncheon Joe Francis. He'll have trou- doubtful is Monday at Baltimore. Both nursing a pulled hamstring ble lassoing Unitas, who gets muscle and Carson is recovering parties were pretty sore about good protection, moves ginger- the pros and cons of that de- from a badly bruised hip in- ly and is not above running jury. bate. with the ball when he spots STUCK! WRITTEN GUARANTEE! Today, the Redskins recalled an opening. And whether the a remark Quarterback,Johnny Redskins win or lose will de- Unitas of the Colts made about pend lh a large measure on Gene Brito at the Touchdown how well Brito and his pals Club Unitas. Johnny n last winter, a remark that handle If has jj&a* t| BOUGHT may have repercussions. a good day, It’ll be a bad one iu /*, A HHI M Unitas and Brito were to be for the Marshall tribe. If he & honored at the Touchdown is stopped, the Colts’ winping SOLD Club’s midwinter dinner, but streak may be ended at four straight. both were named for the Pro 8:30 P.M. TRADED Bowl game Angeles the at Los Work Out in Rain same day and couldn’t attend. Washington Presidents >...' ** '•-> s’ lEggs few- ¦¦ \ . ;££. So, Unitas came over for a Brito doesn’t appear worried: VI. Wi smaller ceremony before de- about any real or fancied as-j Y-. japß ”,fpE5 • Wtolherby • Remington parting for Los Angeles, made fronts by Unitas, send from all Philadelphia Ramblers a tape recording and posed for appearances he’ll take Sunday’s m;|iy pictures. game in his usual pigeon-toed General Admission, §I.OO Res. Seits, $1.75, §2.50 stride. Monday he spoke at • Winchester • Browning on Packers For reservations * Rob** (S. C.) „ a Greenville Touchdown cell i .rrtfKfmdtiMmi Vhimii IT During the photo session, Club luncheon and that night LI. 7-5800 someone asked Johnny to pdse he was the guest of honor at under the picture of Sammy a similar function at Colum- • Berettn Baugh, the one-time Redskins bia, S. C. • Ifliica • Savage • Marlin great, that hangs in the club. 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