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' ' Over Redskins Tomorrow *¦ *¦ Spark Over May Win By ! LEWIS ATCHISON Scudero Revise Is Dark Horse in on defense will hurt the His ¦;vVV ' Hk' UMBb’ jBBMtp a-- While the Redskins still de- Redskins’ cause. James got back Rjihhl |HL_ja bated whether to start A1 Dorow in uniform only yesterday after i Manassas Race Northwestern or Eddie Leßaron at quarter- wrenching a knee last Sunday Elmo Langley, point-scoring and may not be at his Title the New York Giants best.j Schedule back. to- champion at Marlboro MARYLAND 81-COUNTY LEAGUE day headed Washington Dale Atkeson is still nursing Motor I Standings) for and a UP).—lf i Final knee, NEW YORK, Nov. 17 i Raceway this season, will be il W. L. T. tomorrow’s big game at Griffith bruised but everybody a ;Bethesda-Chevy Chase 60 n else ready big Harold Carter keeps on 'High Point a 1 o! Stadfum. ready to hit the home seems for the in- win-!dark horse tomorrow when ho Bladensburs - 2 .1 0 forces with a one-two punch. vasion. ning, they may have to revise against top field ! Montgomery Blair 1 goes a in the ¦ Jflwfl wf _ 12# The Redskins’ ticket Northwestern 2 a 1 Coach Jim Lee Howell starts office an- his schedule that calls for a! 150-lap event Suitfand 14 0 nounced that plenty 1 late model at Old Don Heinrich for the New of seats are heavyweight title bout by 1958. Speedway. 'Smzm . although Dominion \\7 JSfIHMLJi By GEORGE BRAGAW Yorkers and, after period, still available, they ex- j one pect to top the 30.000 “We’re in no hurry,” said Unbeatable at his best, Ei mo It years during which Don is supposed mark this Gene Holmes, manager took six for Suitland time. Last week’s figures of the j perform that ride, to soften up the opposition, of more 22-year-old Linden, J., willhave to at level Coach .Walt Fedora to than 28,000 paid was the best ; N. boxer shoulder-borne, away from a sends in Charlie Conerly to com- 1 after last night’s 10-round ;to beat out such area rivals as ' home attendance in recent years. j game with Northwestern—but plete the job. Six victories in unanimous decision over young Bill and Wes Morgan, Wally games Walt was carried away with seven indicates the sys- The Giants today announced [ Jack Johnson of Los Angeles. Gore, Mack and Cuz Hanbury, gusto night tem has worked well. “Harold experience. I last as his team! that Herb Rich, defensive back, needs more Bill Gross, Nace Mattingly, posted Its first triumph over the Both Dorow and Leßaron will has been placed on the injured He’s had only 25 fights and he’s H 4Bf H BS£^-^j^fet^ Johnny and jr„ and Wildcats. see action for the Redskins, and reserve list Henry Moore, winning despite his mistakes.” Dodd, sr. Coach and “I still can’t believe it,” Fe- Joe Kuharich leans to- ! 195-pound, 6-foot-l rookie from Holmes said Carter found I BillDover; plus such New Jersey |r ni dora said in accepting congratu- ward starting the former. Dorow, Arkansas, has been returned to , Johnson, a sub, tougher than he Frankie Schneider, figured. entries as I lations from Northwestern who seems to have come into the active list. “Harold was all ready Hough, Coach his mentally Charlie Dyer, Pappy Dan Palumbo. ‘‘lt’s the first own this season after sev- The New Yorkers were ex- for Baker,” said « & . Harold Frankel, Bill Brown, El- . time I beat you, but not the eral false starts, played key pected to arrive here late today Holmes. “He would have handled -¦¦E'. > Billl^w WftM si I last, and how do you like my roles in spoiling the unblemished and will make the DuPont him easier.” ton Hildreth and A1 Tasnady. Calubs?” records of both the Chicago Plaza Hotel their headquarters. , ‘ Bob Baker, once the top-rank- Time trials tomorrow will be- * Cardinals and The Calub brothers Detroit Lions. He ing heavyweight challenger, had gin at noon, followed by two Msl! seemed to could be against fir JH night 1 useful the | to Pull out Monday because of a 10-lap heats, 5-lap match race &-.*¦' think with one mind last heavy Rudy 1 Giants. cold. The International and the 150-lapper. r .*lll as Junior and scored a YOU BE THE Boxing touchdown a piece in leading Giants Better on Paper Club now hopes to re- their upset schedule Carter-Baker for Madi- nr jhf team to a 13-12 vic- On paper the Giants, who’ll QUARTERBACK Square to Head tory before some 1,300 fans at be son Garden December 21, Mrs. Amanuel 1 seven-point favorites, have a By WARREN GAER _ ibut that match Is Suitland’s homecoming game at decided edge the Drake Football Coach uncertain Club Golf Committee mb over Redskins. pending a recheck of Baker’s Northwestern stadium. They boast three runners who’ve Women's golf activities at In- . After setting ’ health and the right eye cut that JH Five-Year Jinx gained more ground at this nis team down Carter dian Spring Country Club will on the scrimmage line, the received last night. Last year stage than Leo Elter. the Red- “Only be directed during the ensuing j when the two clubs skins’ No. Wichita quarterback calls a a Scratch” met, the score was the but -1 1 man. Frank Gif- “It’s only a scratch,” said; year by Mrs. Eli Amanuel. who same ford, yards, color, then a series of numbers. not the results, as Northwestern 508 Alex Webster, Holmes. “A couple of was elected chairman of the ; Triplett, Blue is the “live color.” When ¦ stitches! built up a five-year “jinx”over 410, and Mel 302, lead 11 and it will be all right. •Women’s Golf Committee yes- “blue” is called, the second He’ll be 1 Suitland. the Giants’ light brigade. Elter, num- ; ready to fight terday. ! ber following denotes a in December.” This year, with 271 yards, is only three in new Johnson, Mrs. Schattman was however, Jim j iplay. If any other whose real name is Richard Burch’s placement split up- front of Dick James. color is John Lee Storey, elected vice chairman. Other the called, there change ! was exhausted | right after Rudy Calub’s In passing and pass receiving is no in the after officers include Mrs. David 50-yard 1 play from huddle the Garden fight. He-! j scoring jaunt the second the Giants also have an edge. the call. stretched out bench 'Krooth, handicaps; Mrs. Edward on ! In the third quarter of the on a in his quarter and stood up to the final Conerly has completed 57 of his dressing room to take a Sills, public relations: Mrs. Ben 102 | Dayton game with Wichita few gun. throws for 751 yards and | snorts from an oxygen tank un- Frauwlrth, tournaments; Mrs. , touchdowns, , leading, 20-10. Wichita has the Wool, CHURNING UP THE TURF—Fullback Bill Berard of McLean High rips off a “Junior told me before the seven while Hein- der the supervision of Dr. Vin- Max prizes; Mrs. William game . rich, one-time Washington star . ball, second down and I>/S on Weitzen, ladies’ days; Mrs. Wil- sizeable gain in the third quarter of the game with Hammond last night at he’d block harder than he the -1 cent Nardiello of the New York ever had who is having his best season—- Dayton 40-yard line. State liam Stern, treasurer, and Mrs. George Washington High Stadium. Berard slipped out of the grasp of Ronald to let his brother run. In the huddle, you, the Wich- Athletic Commission. Later I And that’s just what he his third in pro ball—has hit 22 ' he got up and Milton Rollins, secretary. Jones (50), but was brought down by Tom Scott (partially hidden). Dick Rob- did,” ita quarterback, an option showered. Fedora said. receivers in 47 attempts for 236 | called | "Never again will I take ertson of McLean is at left. McLean won, 31-13—Star Staff Photo. yards play to the left (you have the a Get 198 Yards and four touchdowns. ; flßht on such short notice,” option of carrying off or said Referee Ruby Goldstein 6-3-1, With 180-pound senior The Redskins’ two best receiv- tackle his manager, George Tolson of Junior. pitching out to another back for agreed EAGLES W/N SIXTH STRAIGHT quarterback, leading the way, ers have been Johnny Carson • Los Angeles. “He was in shape all Carter. The AP ' around end). paid Rudy, 155-pound junior half- and Steve Meilinger, and if the Physically but he wasn’t sharp. 9-1. About 1.500 some . As you set your team down, $3,500 to see the nationally tele- Gray Star jback, picked up 165 yards, in- quarterbacks could find James ; |We were going to fight in Los Is the Dayton guards drop yard cluding runs of 18, 38 and 50 more often he’d oe up there with a [ Angeles but the date vised contest. or more off the line out of hadn’t sort of McLean Coach Thinks .yards. Rudy raced 38 yards to them. The Giants have four rov- their ' even been set when we got the Carter set some a the 2 to set up Junior’s score ing targets, topped by Gifford, dose 6-2-2-1 defense (six line- :rush call to come in here.” record for brief comment in his in the third period. The broth- who has caught 31 passes for men, two linebackers, two half- Too Few Punches dressing room. When somebody As St. backs, safety). This enables the said. “You had to do all the Albans 425 ers picked up 198 of Suitland’s yards and two touchdowns. Johnson who Was Underrated guards 1 towered over the fighting, fighter Team to Harold," the 211 total yards and most of their He’s followed by Wesbter, Kyle move better to either chunky Carter fought only in NOBTHEKN VIRGINIA LEAGCE away from team’s Rote side on wide plays, spurts, summed it up perfectly with “I W ¦lt two Hammond de- eight first downs. and End Ken MacAfee, all brief leaning on his op- W L L.T.' guards drop off, | agree.” Wiili.-Lh 4 6 Hammond 11 oi fenders, and raced into the end | The game’s leading yardage-; dangerous in an open field. j You see the ponent most of the way. When McLfan 4 1 Ann.nd.lf 2 4 1! Beats Landon maker, however, “blue” and then what play? he did George Wash. 5 1 Mt Vernon 14 1, zone. wasn’t on the: Count on >call last out with his sneak- Wakefield 3 2 rails Church 0 5 0 The last touchdown by McLean winning Hustle Rate these 1,2, 3 and 4: right 2 2 By DICK SLAY team. Northwestern’s: j he showed a solid punch Fairfax four plays, starting from Comings It seems to add up to a lot of Option play to the right. Hove DDS jcame in Porter Shreve is Fred quarterbacked his but he didn't do it often enough. own Allen finished as a downs, power on the Giants' side, but Fullback slant off tackle. Need MD By 808 HANSON jits 43. with passing player at St. Albans, team to 16 first passing The busy Carter, a tireless yards. football but for 121 yards running the Redskins are counting on Dive by the halfback over his machine, In the opinion of Coach Herb to Cloud the last 24 he bowed out with a 90-yard run and for 1 kept coming at John- High, Eagles 101 yards, including a 2-yard hustle to off-set some of the own near guard. son, slamming at body SPACE Yost of McLean the which sealed a 20-0 victory at New the in OFFICE have been vastly underrated all touchdown rollout in the last Yorkers’ apparent advan- Fake a dive to a halfback then the early rounds and shifting Wakefield High Beats rival Landon yesterday, and the quarter. tages. quickie pass i •eason and their position in The Giants will be trying a to an end. to the head in the last half. FOR RENT Interstate Academic Conference for their filth straight to- (Answers Page A-14) the Northern Virginia Qroup 11 Thomas Jefferson, 12-7 championship. Northwestern outgained Suit- win on He weighed 194 >4 to Johnson’s Minneioto Ave. S.E. land 344 yards yards, morrow' and in its present League would seem to bear him I Ouarterback John Breen and play to 211 with 201. Carter has lost only once Vi block off Penn. Are. S.E. Until that with four min- Paul Grasso, also big record-spoiling mood Wash- in his out. ; Halfback Whitey Edwards to go, a gainer, the last 13 fights he has a Culmore Realty Co. utes Landon had smoth-j picking up 90 yards. ington club might take them ! Additional Sports McLean, playing Its second teamed up to give Wakefield ered the All-Metropolitan tail- Grasso 21-2-2 record. JE. 4-6650 1 scored the Wildcats first touch- into camp. Judge 8-1, season of football, entered league High a 12-7 victory over Thomas back for minus 29 yards in 11 I Artie Aidala had it play for the first time this year. Jefferson of Richmond last night down on a 12-yard run in the The probable loss of Scooter On Page A-14 Judge Bert Grant 8-2 and 1 carries. That accomplishment third period. Winless in seven games last at Washington-Lee High Sta- ¦ was the only cheering note in Suitland’s gave year, the Eagles finished with dium. victory it a the Bears’ dressing room after- season’s record of 3-5-1, a 7-1 record this season and may Breen, subbing for John Wood, ward. while aind up unbeaten if a 7-6 loss Northwestern finished with a who suffered a shoulder separa- Coach Ed Barton mentioned a 2-7-1 mark. to Fairfax Is awarded them be- tion last week against W-L, half-dozen players who were ineligible - cause of the use of an passed 33 yards to Edwards to most responsible for stopping f :• I A player by , Fairfax. ¦ end a 64-yard drive with one Shreve—Center Tommy Camp, The Eagles won their sixth minute remaining in the first 1 Tackles Fred Doane and Pat straight and wound up the sea- pair again : Navy, half. The hit in the Rupertus Maryland and Guards Bill Green, son with 31-13 trouncing of j a last quarter, this time a 6-yard Maury Povich affd Bob Gaston. 1 Hammond last night at George' !play for a touchdown. Povich was outstanding at line- Washington High staditim. Thomas Jefferson scored its backer until kicked in the chest Hammond, fielding a team for touchdown in the first period just before halftime. He suffered Frosh Promising the first time, suffered its first on a 1-yard plunge by Charlie ; a possible fracture of the breast i straight loss after eight victories ! Teefey. bone. ANNAPOLIS. Md., Nov. 17 and its season with an • Special Navy Mary- finished last the But this group couldn’t do < >.—Both and j It was the game of land apparently expect help 8-2 record. gave enough. Shreve completed six of can season for Wakefield and 1 passes for their varsity elevens next Resents Criticism the Warriors a 6-4 record. 11 for 112 yards and in- tercepted two of Landon's eight season off what the freshmen “These boys have done a ter- displayed here yesterday In a nip job year, throws, all of which were incom- rific all but we don’t Herndon Victory Gives plete. Also, and tuck game won by the Plebes IfBg I*l*l*l "jA A hii*]i believe we’ve been given due Quarterback Billy Gray picked on a last-period touchdown, credit," somewhat bitter Yost Osbourn District Title that afternoon to a play the game of 20-13. after night s game. Osbourn Manassas, best his career. remarked last High of Coach Snakey Graham Bob Correl was the game’s in- playing wrapped up Group called it “We were criticized for the District 9. 'by far’’his outstanding perform- dividual star, scoring all of the most of our regulars the whole II football championship with a ance. winners’ touchdowns on runs of game a drubbing of and trying to run up 31-12 Herndon last Took Over Burden 58 and 18 yards, and a 1-yard night plunge. score. That wasn’t the idea. at Manassas. “He realized lay- We think several of them Osbourn’s touchdowns Landon was Dick de- were ing for Porter and he simply put Scarbath, brother of Jack, recognition they made by Sheldon Holmes, on a Maryland’s quar- serve all the the burden on his own shoulders,” All-American get we 12-yards Bobby Saunders, (an and were trying to run: 8 Graham said. “Billyis unfortu- terback in 1952, passed infre- see that they got it." yards: Nelson Elliott on a one- nate to have played quently until his team was be- yard plunge: Billy 19 in the same Three of them. Halfback Ev Hunt for backfleld with a guy like Shreve, 1 hind and completed three of Cloud, Fullback Bill Berard and vards and Freshman Halfback because he's a tremendous player nine. His pitchout to John Forbes Quarterback Davis Allen, stood Leonard Harris for 43 yards. in his right.” was good for 1-yard and the Dan own out, although End Dick Robert- Shaner and Kent Sasher Gray scored both early game’s first touchdown, and an- each scored from the 1 for Hern- the other son and Guards Don Vanness touchdowns in the second quar- pass to Forbes scored the and Don Waldecker, the latter don and Bob Waddell pn a 43- ter “roll-outs” extra point. yard on of 4 and 13 two on defense, played an ex- run. yards from the T-formation. Bill Slade scored 'Maryland’s Osbourn finished league He cellent game. 5-0 in completed four of passes second touchdown on a 43-yard play and 8-1 for the season. Its seven run. All three passed and ran with for 40 yards, kicked both extra throwing overall record for the last four points The passing of Quarterback Allen three touchdown years and was exceptional on passes, is 34-4. A strapping 185-pound- Jim Maxfleld featured Navy’s two to Cloud and the End Donald Hess defense. other to Robertson. Berard was of Osbourn er, he’s another of about 20 who second touchdown. received a trophy in ceremonies , Mgrvlgnd 7 0 « 0 1.1 biggest graduate Navy I) « go the ground gainer, pick- game will offthis Saints team. 77 ing up approximately 150 yards after the as the outstand- Landon gave up 145 Maryland scoring—Touchdown!: Forbes ing player of the year. yards in
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