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Home , Abe Gibron, Bobby Thomason, Bob Pellegrini, Don Bosseler, Jerry Tubbs, John Witte

*** * •< <• - ?¦> -• ? »• . < > mtm mm * <». Washington, D. C. ’ THE EVENING STAR. ( .¦¦ C-3 f ' ’ ¦'Sfcf'M*-:..* ¦ r«IPAT. PECEMBEE T. IW4 > jOBt Bk Schaefer and Keller Give CU Cagers Off i 4 ip? Eagles One-Two Punch j Strong WITH THE By LEWIS F. ATCHISON first game. 13-9. and Keller and To Start The Redskins will meet up Schaefer may be the boys to! with two of the hardest-hitting tip the scale their way. HIGH SCHOOLS rookie backs in the National They accounted for 107 of thej ly DICK SLAY ‘ V Football League Sunday when 108 yards (net) gained by thei With Two Wins ?< I Rdfl m \f"* -*- mats. j-- j RmPm #>' **tTi*x' HNi’NrISLv4P '9 ¦ K <.£sw' Don Schaefer of Notre Dame and Eagles in the earlier game and,[ ~* Coach Miggs Reilly has Bk <. . / j M'M 'Mtt i ;'¦¦¦¦ .-^writtttMttki...' : . js»3\ Ken Keller of North Carolina if Bobby Thomason’s passes his |Mt •jggg - '•V¦>> .-¦ jr-aRj V ¦yg&Jr < ai are University basketball change-in Club Roosevelt Yr come here with the Philadelphia on the mark Sunday, the visitors CaUjolic A baseball rules has t the "R” at will teani acting like winners again been (or Mary-s stage a donkey basketball game Eagles. will have a well-balanced offense. recommended and the Cardinals are taking ] land public high schools which —faculty- against With 353 yards to his Schaefer Injured his right lettermen—a credit. ; some of the early-season spot- [would permit a player to be week from Tuesday. No admis- Keller has paced Eagles' ankle against the Browns last, i the I light for themselves. 'resubstituted once in a game. sion,! howling good time ground attack, followed closely Sunday but ran well in yester-l 1 and a '% 9 Bf#;«i^V*/9 iw [j For the first time in six years, Proponents of change guaranteed. by Schaefer with 301 yards. day’s workout and will be ready! the ar- t to play [ the Cardinals made the Mason- gue that it would enable more By of their teammates, That yardage isn't enough to [ here. Thomason, whose [ championship vote broken the ! Dixon playoffs boys to play, while leaving the Bobj Garda of George Washing- make the league's top but it's nose was in Cleve-i They 10. ' land game, also is back in action. last season. never have coach the opportunity of putting ( ton and Milton Saffelle of Ham- impressive in view of the fact l iwon the title. - his best players back in the Eagles’ ; but may wear a special mask 1 mondt have received Most Valu- that the offensive lipe Catholic U. now tops the [lineup if needed. Now, if we re , trophies hasn't against the Redskins. able Player from the been much help. — The Coach Hugh j league standings with a 2-0 rec- speaking of varsity baseball t Sportsman’s addition of Gibron, Devore has ord, Alexandria Club.... Abe former named five rookies for Philadel- [ which also is the best for ; school against school—letting a Hammond\ co-captains next Cleveland guard, resulting in a sea- -1 phia’s starting lineup. The group , any team in the area. George- greater number of boys appear s son will be Bobby * 4 shift of the entire forward wall, : includes of Mary- . town and Navy, which admit-' 'in the lineup does not strike us ‘j Tackle Bob Lewis. helped against the Cleveland tedly play Mitchell and ‘ land at right guard. Hank Bur- . in faster company, as the object of .the" sport, at Jack Knebel of Bethesda-Chevy Browns last Sunday, and are more [ nine of Missouri, Willie Berzinski i the only other area teams least not an important object Chase< so far is running No. 1 may be expected . [lmprovement 1 of Wisconsin State, Pete Retz- still unbeaten. Each has won Imagine a pitcherbeing pinch- Inj the 440-yard event for the the Redskins. * [against laff of South Dakota state, and I one. CU won Its second last hit for twice. There are count- Yale freshman indoor track The Washington eleven sur- Schaefer. Burnine is gn [ night, 102-91, over Randolph- less other abuses possible under squad., Jack wrote home that prised by taking both games i and the others are backs. Macdh at CU. such a rule. Baseball in subur- therej is a faster 440 man on the ;from the Eagles last year, "steal- ¦j> Devore also may shift Rocky The Hoyas, who figure on ban Maryland high schools. squad,, but the coach has him at ling” the paper to be the of area, may first in Philadelphia . Ryan, rookie end-halfback from.n class the which be their most pro- theJ 880 distance. with a play > : * whirlwind rally after • Illinois, to the deep defensive ¦ at American U. up a ' Cross, one which didn't even work was selected to the World-!,student body this year, compared sweat in disposing of Gettysburg wide All-Army team football toj 950 at Montgomery Blair and OUTSTANDING GW PLAYERS HONORED—Coach Bo Sherman of the George in its opener Wednesday, putting a thej' 1 I iafter in season in 796 at B-CC. Brand-new Walter Washington University football team congratulates the two players who re- i George Washington, in re- backfield of the 72d Cannoneers Miami 6 /2-Point Favorite a Johnson and Northwood cut into” building ceived awards last night at a dinner for tne GW team by Colonials, Inc., sports stage and loser to Wake 'at Werthein, Germany. ... Is it in opener Wheaton’s enrollment more than booster organization. Guard Ed Sakach (center) received the Tuffy Leemans .Forest its last Satur-I true that Gonzaga beat Wash- expected when they opened in day, visits William & Mary to- ington-Lee, 100-38, Trophy as the outstanding senior and Quarterback Ray Looney (right) the in recent September. Wheaton begins Bi- To Take Pitt Tomorrow morrow night, while Navy, win-; basketball scrimmage? Yes. J Colonials watch as the player. County League basketball this outstanding Selections were made by a vote of '* J MIAMI, Fla.. Dec. 7 <&).— yielded: only Panthers, ner over American U. Wednes- * * * , the squad. I 39. The j day, entertains season and league baseball in the. Miami was rated a 6(i-point who won six, lost two Penn tomorrow Holloway sprUig, and tied afternoon plays Ken would rather!? however. favorite over Pittsburgh today one of their nine games, gained | and Howard at subject, i * Lincoln. C. U. its alumni not broach the but the Johnny Watkins, 155-pound as the two teams applied polish- : 2,523 yards, scored 128 points meets , ALL-AMERICA in a night game. 1 fact is that his basketball team All-State halfback at Norview C-l and lng touches in final drills for i and gave up 91. . at McLean High is faced with ] Continued From Page Looney Sakach (which gave Voted games High in Norfolk tomorrow’s last regular-season Capt. , In tonight, Montclair the bonus choice in the National versatile practically an impossible task in 1 W-L Its only argument for the game. : 200-pound fullback, [j Techers play at D. C. Teachers; League of who will lead order to keep pace with the! State championship), reportedly Football and winner game, played 16 : J. C. Smith visits Howard at Trophy, Players I The to be in the ¦ Miami seniors in their last ! football team. As most fans must isj headed for the University of the Heisman is in the Awards1 bv GW game, _ Capitol Arena and Gallaudetj , will be nationally may work second backfield. I at left half- opens a two-night [ know by now, McLean lost all < Oklahoma. He's a native of the fcay Looney televised (Station back against [ stand at Tow- games Though he stood out in a los- Quarterback and l Leemans trophy as the out- WRC-TV. 1 Pitt as he did meeting [ seven football in 1955, but Sooner State, in case anyone Channel 4, Washington) during quarter ‘ son, Drew tonight and i ing cause, Hornung Guard Ed Sakach beat t standing senior. in ati• one of the won all eight this fall. The Me- i asks why. * fell ofT his are the p.m. game. Pace tomorrow’. top efficiency The players also elected End 2:30 Miami-Florida Lean basketball squad lost all Public support is needed for because of thumb players on the George Washing- Bob Talbot Coach Johnny Michelosen’s * and Marty Mitch- games winter, injuries, according Frannie Gleason and Tackle Bob j Bosseler. All-America 14 last so. . . . i approval by the Montgomery to some Mid- ton football team in the esti- fullback jell, throwing 21 field goals west board members, in Jewett as co-captains for next Panthers, who arrived last night : and No. 1 draft choice of the be- Gabe Ferazzi discloses that ( County Council of a $36,000 ap- and. ¦ tween them, ' lowa mation of the players. season. by plane, got a chance to work Washington Redskins, will be led CU to its vic- propriation to build a much- fact, missed much of the tory Randolph-Macon. present this afternoon against _ over Tal- game. Despite Hornung's endless A vote of the squad selected i Also last night was a out in the bowl playing Pitt’s Joe Wal- ' I needed stadium at one of the dot scored 30 points while 30 40 players would be made potential, Bosseler got the nod two group of players from the 1936 where Miami's Hurricanes play ton. All-America end and the or \ high schools. Write Mr. Forbes these for awards last nightt chipped higher ] sor 1 the fourth backfield spot on team which had a 7-1-1 record, all their home contests. Miche- Redskins’ No. 2 draft pick. Mitchell in with 28. available to the minors in Norris. Superintendent of at the annual football dinner squad Joyner ; time for them to open their sea- j Montgomery County his season's play by producing 1 same as this year's team which: losen said his 37-man was Gustafson said virtually hiss Ken scored 27 points Schools. by Colonials, Inc., at the Bur- to “ready” to , son. In turn, these higher; Rockville, effectively in a less dramatic ¦is going the Sun Bowl. On for unbeaten Miami, but whole Miami squad g lead the Yellow Jackets who Board of Education. lington Hotel. was in fine minors would be in position to ] way. hand were Halfback Vic Samp- he said showers predicted for physical fettle. Michelosen [j trailed throughout, but put on Md. Looney, 185-pound junior today said ! help the lower by sending i Both Bosseler and Walton f son. Fullback iNigi Tihilia, End "wouldn't help Pitt's of his Panthers a rally near the finish to throw minors Lackey High School begins its quarterback, was presented the some were nurs- them their excess personnel. season were drafted by the Washington - Pete Yourwitz, End Alan Holt, practice a bit.” ing bruises. Pitt’s top a slight scare into the Cardinals i basketball Tuesday, car- pro , Colonials Watch the three 3 rying past Redskins in last week’s as out- ¦ End Bob Faris. Center A1 Har- Calisthenics and volleyball casualties Corny After leading by as much as 15 1 Refuse to Change Bonus Rule 1 this record from Quarterback 1 draft. Walton, whose father standing player, and Ed Sakach. ringer. Guard were features years: Tri-County League cham- late • Tim Stapleton and main of the day's Salvaterra. Tackle Bob Pollock £ points, the Cards suddenly saw Currently a big league club once Redskins, 225-pound guard, got the Tuffyv End Ray at pionj from 1949 to present; played with the Hanken. activities University of Miami ; and Center Charley Brueckman, their margin diminish to five may carry as many as 40 players ' choice.)' practice i points 1 Maryland District 2 champion was their second-round field. Coach Andy were "moving around a little, near the end. but Mitchell I until mid-May when it must For the second successive year, On defense he was even greater. again 1 inj Class B in 1953-54 and Class Gustafson said "To win, our and we're just hoping they'll be g and Talbot began hitting trim down to 25. In the past. McDonald, a pick by Walton hauled , C in 1954-55 and 1955-56, and third-rouhd in six touch- Syracuse Coach men will have to play their best at their best,” Michelosen said. to put their team out of react)' the majors opened the the pros, was the chief down passes, including the ones game season Marylandj State Class C cham- execu- of the season. I think Pitt has a post-season Gator- R.-M. G F.Pts. CXT. G.F Pts with 30 to 32 players. tioner of Oklahoma's “bread- which beat Syracuse, Oregon they’ll 1 j.loyner fl » 27 Orfher .3 7 13 pion in 1954-55. Current en- And Ace Expected do it.” Bowl date at Jacksonville with1 ISmith 2 (I 4 McKavttt 4 (( * The minors rejected all four play—the split-T Duke. R 1 o 2 rollment includes just 87 boys. and-butter” and i The Hurricanes have rampaged Georgia Tech. Dunn 2 4 Flanac&n proposals to change the bonus J option pitchout. In helping the Witte had the stamina for 55- 2,621 yards, average Davies 4 R 18 Lynaxh 5 0 H This department began the At an of 291 “We don't intend to go torj Benton 3 3 o Talbot ft 12 3u rule. They ranged from out- Sooners run their victory string 56 minutes a game as he helped Pigskin Dinner game, Bolce 1 O 2 Mitchell 12 4 2S • football season by picking St. 5 per in defeating eight Jacksonville Simpson 1 2 4 Rickey, with our ears 5 Über 3 915 right elimination to proposals [ Bethesda-Chevy to 40. McDonald rushed 853 Oregon State to its first Pacific:j Branch Ben Schwartz- teams and tying one this Warner 2 1 5 Albans to beat pinned * season back by Miami,” Mich- Sayes that would play- < yards in 119 carries, scored 102 Coast Conference championship ) walder and They 102 make all bonus Chase and ended it by choosing head scored 154 points and . elosen said. i Salmon 2 2 6 subject to draft after their points, completed eight of 12 since 1941. He will be opposed . jEllis 2 4 8 ers Anacostia to beat St. John's. • the list of sports figures who first year. The minors also mistakes, passes for 183 yards, caught In the Rose Bowl by Karras, who Totals re- Aside from those and ’ expected | 2ft 33 ft 1 Totals 35 ;iTIO2 jected four scoring passes and was has been a tower of strength for are to attend the 19th 1 __Halftime score: 52-39. Catholic. the college rule amend- 70 others, we hit 218 games on strong on defense. The versatile the Hawkeyes as the middle man , annual awards dinner of the 1 ment which would have pre- the nose and 15 were ties, yield- Pigskin Rice them from signing a ing an average a shade hustler is credited with inspiring i in the defensive line. Karras, Club at 8 o’clock tonight Unlimbers Big Guns sented col- of over at lege player he has reached 75 per cent in accuracy. the team's fast break- into the i more than any other player, was, i( the Willard Hotel. BASEBALL j once huddle and out again. responsible for lowa's successive . 1 Rickey, special adviser to the 1 Continued from Page C-l his sophomore yew. The majors Pittsburgh [ have such a rule. Majors A Clutch Player week shutouts of Minnesota and I Pirates, will be prin- In Victory Over Gophers Haddix, and Curt Simmons or Ohio State enroute to the Bigcipal speaker. Schwartzwalder. Righthander Jack Myer. The minor leagues also agreed Bob Neyland, Tennessee ath- . By the Associated Press put Ten title. coach of the Syracuse football Tyra Louisville in front to “We have two deals on : to drop the name "minors'' by letic director who built the Rice's Owls served at ®j the Vols’i Glass averaged 16 tackles per • team, will receive the Charles notice to- ¦ stay 6:17 of the second half.•fire,” Vice . voting to be known in the future football power as coach, has day they guns President E. J. game blocked Baylor Drew Trophy Coach-of-the had the big to ) Detroit’s Bill Ebben paced both solely “The \ called Majors “the best all-round and backs i as end Eouthern ij(Buzzie) Bavasi of the Dodgers i as National Asso- f toj an average gain of four yards i Year. Brown, half- Methodist’s two- • clubs with 33 points. said. “One with Philadelphia, and that the major- tailback we’ve ever had at Ten- All-America year reign in the is ciation.” [ of Gift 1 ( throughout a rugged ; back from Syracuse, will receive Southwest Con- 1 the other . agreement enough for Southwest gain 1 Georgia Tech Romps with Cincinnati.! minor league be re- nessee.” That's praise { Conference Charles ference and a leading na- Items for player, campaign. Parker, att the B. Fisher Trophy as , Little Gary Thompson . Either one would improve our christened the "professional the 5-foot-10 "clutch” 262 pounds, speed agil- . the outstanding collegiate player. tiopal basketball ranking in the led* [baseball Everyone whose two pass completions set ! had and process. lowalgtate to its third triumph. club because we have a chance agreement." B ity, played 485 (i of a possible • Max Disharoon of Anacostia " to get a catcher, pitcher up only score in Tennessee’s j put together . He scored 19 points as State a or an The Convention also adopted the 540 minutes. | High School will The Owls an Im- outfielder without giving up 6-0 triumph over Georgia Tech. ' receive the pressive 19-5 record last came from behind in the last j lan amendment reducing from I A COMPLETE I Tubbs consistently . John L. Young Trophy the season. anyone that would wreck Majors completed 36 of 59 passes , was out- as Four of their [ seven minutes. 1 our one year to 30 days the time standing as a , pass best high school football player, defeats, however, club.” LINE OF J for 552 yards, rushed 549, aver- [ s came in conference play. Connecticut put its superior when a returning service man defender and blocker. Against t Other members of the club's All- So J height The outfielder in question may aged 43 yards punting and called they had to take a back seat t to work in downing Yale.r docs not count on the player I SPORTING GOODS, /\ signals. lowa State he raced 78 yards to> Star team will get citations. The Elis held five-point ,' be Frank Thomas of the Pitts-' . to SMU which won the title and I a lead burgh roster. WAGONS, light-footed score on an in the game's Pirates. Bavasi admitted I SLEDS \ Brown, 212- Competition wound up seventh nationally. sixth minute but J an was so keen that > the Uconns quickly 1 interest in Thomas, who can pounder, rushed 986 yards, two Rice did not finish among the took over be used either ANO SKATES A scored 106 points, was a top pass of last year s team members i BASKETBALL and held a 34-30 edge at the[ in left field or at failed return to top first 20. 'third base. I receiver and could throw as well. to the eleven. Last night, half. Bobby Osborne, a 5-foot- s LAYAWAY PLAN B Paul Wiggin, Stanford tackle is the Owls took the k " The minors wound up their His 43 points against Colgate SCORES measure of a good 11 set-shot artist, was high man Central Char at - Minnesota t -BRAKES- >y on the second squad while Jim i 1 affairs a dav earlier than ex- v as a modern record against ma- team, 79-74. The Gophers fought for Connecticut with 18 points. REUNED WHILE-U-WAIT Swink. Texas Christian halfback By th# Associated Press t Elsewhere, pected. They took up 29 pro- jor opposition. Rice to a 69-69 standstill until ] Terry Randall posed is on the third. AREA . posted 33 points to amendments, adopting 16. Bosseler is rated the equal of Ford ham «A Maryland «’! the final five minutes when the lead Georgia rejecting Maryland's poor helped ( 11 and withdrawing season I atholir t. lO*i Rand. Mar«n WI Owls Tech to a 93-74 victory overI COMPLETE S 4 A65 Doc Blanchard by Miami Coach to make this bad year . Quantic* R.% Fairmont 71 Temple Tucker, the Owls’ 6- to trim the major Ailliniments is the best defensive back he's St. John’s (Bklyn.)R 5 96 King s Point 48 foot-11 sharpshooter, hit j Louisiana State a 60-59 edge players made the honorable men- • NYl' 97 Roanoke .YJ for 22 Birmingham ~ league player limit to 28 by | seen. Bosseler (Pn.l 84 _.St. Vincent (Pa l 77 points. over Southern: ever leads his tion list. (W. * opening day. Should the majors Shepherd Va.) IW. fthlppensburg 8f» Ix>yola of Chicago SAWDERSJ"',^,':,. • rushing, pass defense, » routed North team in The Terps had three, Mike, W. Va. State 79 St. Paal Poly j leads the Nation in defense. j Three Navy players . Fayetteville iS. C.> 77 Hampton 59 | were men- SE (’Allege encounter. Joe Carpenter’s tioned, Louliiana Tl Miss. 69 two Exceptional Blocker Bob Reifsnyder, tackle, , Georgetown (Ky.) 198 PlkesiJle 58 Ex-Hoyas to Help Honor Rhyne free throws put the Razorbacks Jim Hower, guard, and Wilson , Lenoir 85 __ Pfeiffer 65 l With the Pitt game yet to play. 1 High Point 71 ... Guilford 61 ahead for good against their Whitmire, center. MIDWEST r Little on Retirement Valley opponents. Bosseler has ground out 677 f.ealsville 91 Detroit 78 Missouri ‘COMMUTERS’SNOW, Bakhtiar, Lou Little, retiring as MUD and Jim who is SLUSH Virginia full- ’ Rowling Green 50 Duoueone 5| In other games, Washington jj yards through the middle of de- . Xovier ( 111 Spring Hill HI back who starred at Western Ohio> & coach of lowa State Brigham Young 18 ; Lee nipped William & Mary, ! Columbia's football " fensive lines packed so stop him and 57 High School Bullis Prep in l Arkansas 77 Talsa 70 ! in - team, and has yet to be halted short of Miami «Fla.) HR Toledo H7 79-72, the Southern Confer- will be honored at a din- ric Washington, also received hon- Loyola the line of scrimmage. An excep- Chicago Ot, N. Dakota State HI ence; Louisville, last year’s NITs given by the TIRE °nditionid 1 ner Varsity and TUBE orable Tennessee AAI 01 (Ms.) 80 "C" is mention. Lincoln champion, defeated Detroit, 91- tional blocker and faker who . Cornell (Iowa) 7 1 lowa Tcbrs. 50 I ' Club In New York on key to St. Thomas delegation. He may be reached at sham Jh OFPta J, FAR WEST Cun TIT Nsclnclk fllur:’ State ; Storick, who had 21 points, led Emerson caught •’ Itoh 88 Eastern Wash. 55 in 1925. Kramer 18 Brady R 4ld »> i 2-6954. Wnnaarten ' , Santa Clara 61. Arisons St. (Tempo »47 a passes for Desroa' « 0 (1 Bailee* 0 * IS comeback after the intermis- 353 yards and two McCaday » SERVICE .1 a Moore 4 4IS• Camp Pendleton 91 Williams AFB 58 i sion. A» No fxtra Co»t. No Interest , scored 35 points, in- Buehn ? 014 OB: -n 4 1 »» MID-AMERICA JAYCF.E TOCHNEY -'iirifij* MIADAr ITI cluding points Carhman fi S S Davta S .'ll3 (First Round> Louisville had a rough time Sports 17 extra in 20 " Additional ..c.",ir,a,.,,.. Buamcaaet non Danko non Oklo. Baptist 75 Marvrillo 'Mat 58 in picking up its third - victory bHAKut (lows) | j |§ II! and field goals—one of 65. 58 tries two Total* inn* Kansas Ctt* U. Gracelaad sn Total* SOSSSS C Emporia State 75 Detralt Tech 68 i against no losses. The score prrirnt tuft* If which handed lowa its only loss. On Page Add #$1 Whitewall Your old Mrs sod in tr»d« JHH William Jewell 87 71 Next Halftime acora—33-SS Fotdham Hatttacs fer -. Trices old fir* needed [ was tied. 54-54, when Charley • j mnunflnt l* r*'iuir*d No if g 7 qx | j gHH mr/untir.t '» not rptulred All cruet tndudo

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