Eastern Showdown Set Up Between Giants and Cards Lions, Bears Likely to Roll -Star Until December Clashes By the Associated Press The race has reached the showdown stage in the Eastern Division, PORTS ( with the and Chicago Cardinals clashing Si*** in THE EVENING STAR. Washington, D. C. Sunday, MONDAY, NOVEMBER S, l»6e Yankee Stadium next A-18 - but you’ll have to wait awhile to get a definite line on the Western ARCARO TO RIDE '54 WINNER Division situation. The Giants and Cardinals have reached the midway mark of the season with identical records of Fisherman Gets. Nod five victories and one defeat and i their battle in Yankee Stadium jSunday may well decide the Again for International I jEastem Division title. The Cards ! won their first meeting, 35-27. By JOSEPH B. KELLY '¦ “His work here (Belmonttj The Giants edged the Steelers. Racing Editor BUr Park) was exceptionally good forr 17-14. yesterday before a crowd C. V. Whitney's Fisherman, . of 31.240 in Pittsburgh, ” him. I got him in seven (2:07) while the winner of the 1954 Washington, Cardinals capitalized on the singled j and the track was in very bad; 'passing HART TAKES A HEADER—, 250-pound Niners’ linebacker, moves in to make sure Leon goes D. C.. International, was of Lamar McHan to sub- i ’ fullback, is about to take a header no further. The former Notre Dame star got 6 out for another pinch-hitting ; shape. He never has been a>:due the be- LAMAR McHAN after being upended by Forty-Niners’ Carr role today when he became the - good work horse, but when he' • ifore 27,609 in Chicago. Throws Four TD Passes the Paul yards on the play, however, and generally made third the 1956 (on ground) in the fourth period of yesterday’s himself a nuisance. He scored both Detroit touch- American horse in does throw in a good one in the! »| The idle Washington Redskins grass classic to be run at Laurel j ' assumed sole possession of third 39-yard goal battle in . George Morris (52) Forty- downs to spark a 17-13 victory.—AP Wirephoto. morning you can depend on him I field in the opening next Monday. 1 place in the East with a 2-3 rec- period, McHan connected an coming up a good ¦ on In accepting the invitation. with race. ord on the strength of the Pitts- • 8-yard pitch Whitney to Don Trainer Sylvester Veitch also dis- ”i “Mr. is tickled toburgh and Philadelphia losses Stonesifer in the second quar- VOLS'~ COMEBACK RUNS INTO TECH going s closed( that Eddie Arcaro, Amer- . death the little horse is to ) while the Cleveland Browns up- ter. Then he pitched get another chance in the In- ¦ scoring ica's greatest money rider, would j - set the , 24-7, , strikes of 29 to Gern Nagler j ternational. It will be Fisher- and WIN, be in the saddle again. Arcaro ¦ before a Milwaukee crowd of 16 yards to Dave Mann in the LOSE OR , ¦ man’s final start. He will be 28,590. lowo-Gophers Clash was credited with outsmarting Cleveland now is 2-4, as 1 third period and polished off his shipped to Lexington, Ky., and Eagles 'XLy the entire field when he rated j 1 are the and Steelers. performance with a 4-yarder to mk JL j will be at stud next year. He’s 5 By Fisherman to a brilliant triumph Lions Still on Top Nagler. He completed 11 of 18 [ DRAW FRANCIS STANN years . been an honest little horse and on the Laurel turf two for 123 yards. May ago. 1 hope he bows out with a vic- The Settle Bowl Bid c 5 Detroit Lions remained on The Eagles picked up pair jtory." top of the Western Division 1 a (A*).—This jl By th* Associated Press Fisherman’s more illustrious race ! of fourth-quarter scores on Dick CHICAGO. Nov. 5 3 Foreign Horses Due Today with 6-0 mark Rookie Hop- Tennessee, Career Boy, had been a as Bielski’s 2-yard plunge week's lowa-Minnesota game ati : which has won more stablemate. 1 Meanwhile, the word was “wel- - along Cassady from Ohio State and games any s first of Skippy Giancanelli’s - ... , football than school the choice the American come” in varied | 4 yard 'We Need A Morale Win' Minneapolis, chosen by the Big i t -1 tongues at t and veteran Leon Hart supplied spurt. ’ in the country during the last Selection£ Board of writers, but • Laurel today, 1 IN A SMALL ROOM off the side of the main Notre Dame Ten its national TV game of just a week before ; the power in a 17-13 squeak over as jquarter of a century, is back in ia training accident sidelined the ‘ the running SIOO,OOO Stay on quarters Terrence Brennan, boy r fifth of the I the Forty-Niners before 46.708 I Browns Ground dressing Patrick wonder the season, has lost little luster r familiar surroundings near the sstretch-running 3-year-old colt ; International. Three foreign iin San Francisco. Their only Cleveland, a coach of 1954 and 1955, sat glumly, his muddy, cleated shoes | despite the Hawkeyes’ heart- . top of the heap, scrambling for last1 week and led to the belated horses were to at nearby rivals, team noted for Its l arrive r serious the , passing attack during resting on top of a desk. This was toward darkness on breaking 17-14 loss to Michigan j the Southeastern Conference call for Fisherman. Friendship Airport early this still are breathing down their ; the regime championship post-season c i of , threw only Saturday and Terry wasn’t happy. and a Kept afternoon after an Atlantic : necks as the result of a four last Saturday. plum. Summer Tan Out 35-24 aerials as Ed From distance periodic pounding bowl flight. triumph over the Rams in Los 1 Modzelewski and a a on the steel door The unbeaten but once-tied Summer Tan, impressive win- | Preston Carpenter spearheaded a j Since Bob Neyland quit coach- President John D. Schapiro ) Angeles before It to the dressing room of the fallen Irish could be heard as Gophers just about clinch 1 of the Gallant Fox Handi- 69.894. was ’ ground attack can ring at the end of the 1952 sea- ner1 ' and his associates were prepared the fifth straight victory for that was too much people various thoughts in mind sought entrance. The The Rose Bowl bid if they can having cap< at Jamaica Saturday, also 1 the | for the Packers. with l’son, the Vols have been • to extend Laurel hospitality to ) Bears after a 28-21 upset the guard get by lowa, which has 3-1 had been sought join Dedi- at Modzelewski, the former Mary- screened them thoughtfully, but while the door was a l: their troubles. In three years they 1 to | the air party of Sir Winston i hands of the Baltimore Colts in conference record but still can only games cate< and Mister Gus for the land fullback, carried 22 ajar a raucous voice could be heard: i won 16 and lost 13. : Churchill’s Le Pretendant, Eng- • their opener. -1 times stake a strong claim to the Pasa- United States in the mile and season for 90 yards and Brennan, your ¦' But thanks mainly to the tal- 1 land’s hopeful: ) j Baltimore, game Carpenter, a “Hey, I’lltake over job!” trip if it wins. one-half Mme. Andre idle as its with rookie from dena ents of Tailback Johnny Majors c test. Lombard's Bolng ! Arkansas, gained 91 Terry looked tired and older than his 28 years. Notre Master of the Redskins had to be pushed in ! Meanwhile, the Big Ten’s op- - and an imposing list of 19 other Trainer Sherrill Ward, after, France and Knut Laurin’s Chan- - back to December because 1 21 carries as four other Cleve- Dame had just lost its fifth game of the season and got 1 23 of land position on New Year's Day Mettermen from last year, the Vols weighing\ the matter today, de- ¦teclair of Sweden. contractual conflict Navy ; backs added only 41 yards by Navy In the bargain, 33-7. such a with in 11 attempts. a clobbering No calamity probably will be decided Satur- . have waded through a half-dozen cidedc that it was a question of The schedule called for the i over the use of Memorial Sta- had befallen the Irish since 1933, when Notre Dame lost day when Oregon State (4-1) opponents so far in quest of their preparingj Summer Tan for, three foreign invaders to be dium, took over third place with , 210-pound defen- < > i ¦ guard, five times, was after season. and Stanford 3-1 clash at t first undefeated, untied season (either the International or the! vanned from Friendship Airport ; a 2-3 record. The Colts are , sive started the Browns but that a full They ¦ on by Palo Alto. The Beavers whipped l since 1951 lost to Maryland Pimlico] Special scheduled just 10 to Laurel’s Village. ,j trailed by (2-4), their way grabbing a fum- The Irish of ’56 still have Pitt, North Carolina, lowa and I International the Packers by Washington, 28-20. but the In- - in the Sugar Bowl at the end of {days later. Because of his earlier • which will be their home for• and Rams and Forty-Niners ‘ ble A1 Carmichael of the Southern Cal to play. by scooting dians were upset UCLA. 14- - that season. j(commitment to the Pimlico their stay in Maryland. They r (both 1-5). Packers and 39 yards to ** * * i score. 13. Each of the contenders faces Tech Can Spoil It ! stake.: Ward turned down the ; will join Canada’s Hindu Wand, ,j The Redskins’ week of rest , “WE NEED A WIN to bolster morale,” Terry sighed. only weak opposition after this j passed 26 yards to Ray “We ’ There's a villain lurking in Laurel invitation. owned by the Alberta Ranches, , may stand them in good stead Renfro week. 1 , for a touchdown and Curly Mor- need that one good win. The kids are getting a little dis- the shadows, though, in Georgia Veitch was enthusiastic about , and Prince Cortauld, the Aus-;¦ Sunday, for they’ll have ine un- Three other of , horse, stop rison followed up a 22-yard run couraged, I’m afraid. But where it will come from is some- ; members the : Tech, Tennessee’s No. 1 rival for Fisherman's1 chances of becom- trallan who now races forienviable task of trying to i . by banging over from the 1-yard thing I don’t iPaciflc Coast Conference—UCLA, - the championship, ing the first horse to win , Forest G. Smith, jr., of Cali- the Lions in Griffith Stadium know.” conference i two , line for the other. At the time all the Southern California and Wash- ; The Engineers also have polished International races. fornia. The Bears shouldn’t have too scores weren’t announced but, as ington—are ineligible 1 . added a 14-yard . for the ‘ off a half-dozen opponents, giv- “I’m sorry the other horse , Vaquero, the Irish representa- much trouble with the Packers in It developed, the fact that three of Notre Dame's four future Rose Bowl game. by Kerr, ex- . Chicago. Tobin Rote, who has passed for ing up only four in i (Career Boy) couldn’t make ittive owned Bert is Should both Western opponents lost could hardly be considered solace. Unde- Lost in the Midwest's hulla- the process. . pected to fly into Friendship I Division leaders win they may 11 touchdowns in Green Bay’s - _ | but I have a feeling that Fisher- first five games, averted white- feated Minnesota squeaked by Pitt, 9-6. lowa, heretofore un- baloo about the bowl trip is the ; The two teams meet in not ,'later today to bring she foreign i go through until their showdown a Atlanta i man will let us down,” Vietch wash with a 10-yard scoring beaten. was nosed out by Michigan, 17-14. North Carolina fact that Ohio State's defending [ this week and to the victor no said. battles of December 2 in Detroit s See INTERNATIONAL, A-19 Chicago pitch to End Bill Howton. made Tennessee work for its 20-0 win. The sole winner yet to champions now hold undisputed doubt will go the Southeastern j" and December 16 in be- place Big 1 fore settling the race. With Quarterback Bobby play Notre Dame was Southern Cal, a 28-12 victor over first In the Ten race : crown. Tennessee warmed up . with a 3-0 record. The Buckeyes to the MYSTERY SHIP ENDS SILENCE Layne off form in the aerial de- Washington 5 task Saturday with a . Perry Seriously Injured partment, State. didn't appear too impressive, . routine 20-0 victory Hart and Cassady took "Those over North!' teams—and I’m definitely Including North however, in squeaking past buf- - Carolina, while Georgia Tech,l ! The Giants jumped off to a See PRO FOOTBALL, Page A-20 Carolina—are beginning to jell,”Brennan was saying. “Navy feted Northwestern, 6-2. second-ranked behind 10-0 lead over the Steelers yes- Oklahoma terday 1-yard plunge by is jelling. But I’m afraid we’re not. If anything, we're games . in last week's Associated Press Red Athletes'Arrival on a not Four other on Satur- Ben Agajanian and wrapped up as good now as we were at the start of the season.” day’s full round of conference , poll, defeated aroused Duke, 7-0. NFL No their victory on a 3-yard pass STANDINGS ** * * activity include Indiana (1-2) ’! matter who wins, it will be! frustrating from Charley Conerly to Kyle A at Ohio State: (1-2-1) at t ;a experience, for AtMelbourne EASTERN DIVISION VISITOR ASKED: Is Rote. Michigan (2-2); (0-2-2) i; neither has any hopes of getting: Quiet W. L. T. Pet. TP OP Purdue “Terry you past filling 3hlca*o Cards 6 10 A.'!.'! 137 *7 did think played one of his Oklahoma MELBOURNE. Nov. 5 (&)¦— - were made. The only attempt at ; Sid Watson, in for the » at Michigan State (3-1), and I in the national Mew York 6 ) .833 Ifll good games? I know he passed pretty well, I thought rankings. The The first delegation of Russian ceremony injured Lynn Chandnois, ac- Washington __ C 3 rt .40!) 03 U7 but Northwestern (0-3-1) at Wiscon- . Sooners won their ' was when a stewardess! Philadelphia ..5 4 O .333 81 12S your game \"¦ Olympic athletes arrived at Mel- counted for both Pittsburgh jn» )33 best back was Aubrey Lewis.” sin (0-2-1). 36th in a row, a come- * broke a bottle champagne Pittsburgh ? 4 O .333 over; bourne’s Essendon airport today. of ‘ scores on 1 and 7 yard bursts, Cleveland -.2 4 O .333 7# 81 “There is too much pressure on Hornung,” lamented If Ohio State in its . from-behind 27-19 decision 1 falters ’ Colorado, the only Some 300 newsmen, photo- . against the sleek hull of the Pan i Lowell Perry, fleet Steeler end WESTERN DIVISION Brennan. “Week after week he’s being asked to carry the three remaining games. Michi- team left on W. L. T. Pet, TP OP I ' their schedule which graphers and curious onlookers American airliner—and that from Michigan, was seriously in- « « o lug It's gan State could was rated f 5 was i iDetrolt 1.000 88 load. too much for one boy. To answer your question, take the title. a problem. • for a publicity picture. jured after picking up 23 yards Chicago Beart ft I o .833 2?0 128 I have jTlieSpartans bounced back from | !Baltimore _ 1 3 O .400 ’3O 1«» seen him better. On the other . .” Picture on Poge A-21 on Ba» 2 1 o 14ft ftw hand . Among the group of 64 were an end-around play in the Treen .333 1 their 20-13 upset by Illinois to , Colorado Saves Orange Bowl ¦ Los Anteles 1 ft O 107 1 157 Terry's voice trailed. • members of the canoeing and I second period and was hospital- 4*n Franrlsco 1 ft O .107 113 1,4 wallop 33-0. Later Oklahoma was down, 19-6. g step "On the hand,” Wisconsin. at saw the 63 Russians from 1 wrestling teams. Tug Wilson. , |ized• with a dislocated left hip results vesterdat other cued the visitor, “he's had better they'll get crack at . the half, but the Sooners t support?” a the Go- woke the Pan American Airlines DC-6. president of the United States i and fractured pelvis. Another New York. 17: Pittsburgh. 14. phers. up and scored three TThe delegation consisted of Chicago Cards. 78; Philadelphia. IT. touchdowns Olympic Committee, and other • casualty was Dick Alban, Pitts- Angeles. 34. "Well, something of *n the second half to r Ch'caao Bears 3ft. I-tr the sort,” Terry murmured. “Our But since both Michigan State , wrap it up. rmembers of the basketball and burgh defensive back, who in- Detroit. 17: San Pramhro. 13. play Had including1 officials. Cleveland 24: Ureen lav. 7 line wasn't very good. Navy was doing things to and Ohio State are ineligible for; Oklahoma made a runawayjt track and field teams, airport jured right leg Washington and Baltimore not ached- us that of j At the a small knot of f his Oklahoma and Michigan State had a Rose Bowl appearance, the . it. the Orange Bowl on Jan- Vladimir) Kuts, world record !uled. done. Only in some re- 1 j perhaps 25 friends and relatives i McHan passed for all four GAMES SUNDAY Navy Minneapolis ;;uary would have been reduced;! holder in the 10.000 meters, and • spects did it better. That, or we are worse.” tussle at is the key visited with the athletes. touchdowns in leading the Car- Detroit at Washington. game to strictly an also-ran of the season. attraction. JanJ Kruminsh, the 7-foot’-l Six other flights, carrying the ! dinals’ attack against Philadel- Baltimore at Clevela.'l. Brennan was referring to the mere 55 yards Notre Dame Bud Wilkinson’s team play 1 Chicago Cgrdi at New York, Michigan must be considered can t basketballer.t remainder of the 450 team mem- phia. After Bobby Walston had ureen Bav at Chicago Bears. gained—as against 231 for Navy—on the ground. The 1 there this time. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia There was no* demonstration See OLYMPICS, Page the Eagles ahead with Lo» Angeiga Middies’ total was almost 100 more a Rose Bowl candidate, although Colorado, which can i A-19!I sent a San Francisco than Oklahoma’s. victories over Illinois. Indiana 1 nail fromf the crowd, although there ** * * down second place Ohio 1 in the Big hadv been rumors that Hun- and State would give the Seven if It gets past Missouri A HOPEFUL QUESTION WAS RAISED: Wolverines only a 5-2 mark. ¦ ugarians, Poles and others would “Terry, this week, is all but certain to bet hand protest do you rate Navy with Oklahoma and Michigan Michigan get Orange on to Russian overcame a 14-10 I the Bowl bid. The participationr in the Games, State?” deficit to trip lowa, proved which has s Buffs themselves a solid, vwhich begin November 22. Brennan studied his muddy cleats. “I wouldn’t think thus been victimized by Michi- - well-drilled team against Okla- Sir William Bridgeford, chief Navy is gan the last three years. «homa and may go quite as good,” he hazarded. “As I said, our boys The into the executivef officer of the Games, need good win margin was a 15-yard field goal [ Orange Bowl the favorite. SNOW, a for morale purposes. v SLUSH good job give MUD did was on hand to the Russian and Navy a ‘COMMUTERS’ by End Ron Minne- At the moment Clemson, us, . Kramer. which an . . greeting. on but well, maybe if we’d played Navy ahead of plays Bathletes official sota's 9-6 triumph also came on at Maryland this week, Russians, wearing spe- Michigan State and Oklahoma we'd have done i The no better." a field goal, a 23-yard boot byr looks like the Atlantic Coast ecial jackets or insignias, emerged “These games coming up—Pitt, lowa, etc.—do you think Fullback Dick Borstad with three Conference representative in the TIRE » stony-faced and TUBE ffrom the plane and Bowl, you can win one?” minutes left. Miami although Duke has sgrim. They were hustled imme- “I can only hope,” said. .” an outside chance. Maryland, Terry “Even North Carolina .. cdiately into the customs office Monday the perennial contender, is just ; mu m Just Rev. Joyce, taken by bus to Olympic then Edmund P. executive vice president Olympic Cagers Win another has-been year. lands the of Notre this The vjVillage at Heidelberg. THRU /WwKSS* Dame, walked into the room. AUSTIN, Minn., (AI).. Terps, who are finding out how Nov. 5 At a press conference held ¦ »JUSSSS" “Terry.” he said, “were all for you, boy.” other half lives, have A E The United States Olympic . the won;|later officials passed down word [SATURDAY [ «»»"t “Thank you. Father,” just one game (a 6-0 ZAV I Brennan replied, springing to his basketball team yesterday scored | squeaker to avoid Forest) t political questions feet. “I’m sorry we didn't play better.” its seventh victory since starting over Wake In seven.;, wherever possible. ** * ; | They by * its fund raising tour by outclass- were cut down Ken- Meanwhile, the Russian Olym- tucky, 14-0, Saturday. u IN THE NAVY DRESSING ROOM there was a different ing the Phillips 66 Oilers, 85-01. pic Games ship Gruzia ended a ‘Bill Russell led the Olympians j! Oklahoma, Georgia Tech and atmosphere. The last time the Middies had beaten the Irish mysteriousJ week-long radio si- with 20 points. See COLLEGES, Page A-21 lence1 and reported by radio it was in 1944. which occurred in an era when ———j, civilian schools would dock on Thursday—six were playing and the service loaded. As No Extra Co *t N° ,n,,r *** 4-Fs academies were days’ behind schedule. AllADAC ITI Head Coach Eddie Erdelatz, who has won his share of The Gruzia. which is bring- IfHAKllt II! or Carrying Charge. battles with Col. Red Blaik of Army and other coaches, Strong Finish May Bring ing Soviet yachting and rowing present never had licked Notre Dame until this seventh try. This equipment as well as 91 Rus- lc Your old tire and tube in trade gSrouSHi sians, Hungarians 6..•70*13 K if mounting is required. No old tire is the greatest," he chortled. “You know when I got my 17 and two Czech officials, left Odessa Oc- •i TIDP needed if mounting is not required. jwf™ biggest kick?” he lied pardonably. "It was when the Navy a ike mK third Cotton Bowl A u prices Include Bid expected tax. tober 8 and was get team scored the to final touchdown . . . when Don went & # Jahn DALLAS, Nov. 5 (A*).—The in touch with Australian coastal TUBE ell P for the first touchdown And even if Texas A&M should j I cfcf»„ f" ”1 over of his life for us." public sale of tickets to the Cot- radio stations around the end ofri r*r«. Mata rim. stMit. Blue Ribbon Passenger 4^3^ win the title it might not get to < “What happened,” asked a roving man packing a type- ton Bowl football game closes October. However, there was no»j-;„ 7T=- TIRE AND TUBE ' play in the Cotton \ from ship today. writer, “that busted up Notre Dame's line?” today with indications that, as Bowl. The word the until I.IUX 13 A S GUARANTEED SIX MONTHS ** ' Well." Erdelatz conceded, “it wasn't the best Notre Dame usual, the demand will be greater Aggies now are on probation , TIRE | | RECONDITIONED | defense than the supply. 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