THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. * C-3 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17. IMS ¦i4'*-i I t ngifc ¦ |«§ I J I : K GW-VMI Game BOWLING r WITH THE i JmHhE I | S C THOMAS Could Produce .•/;! iPWH £Ss&m P ’^| e——am^m With ROD i •'¦ | #F- JE / .BT Ihkn. nifrtKi-, -f / : HIGH SCHOOLS »yi I I #*• f W Fi L r iMra 'mm I Tv , ass K High Scoring By 808 HANSON >4 Members of the champion victory over Silent Sales, for M***) 'M\%|(rflJfmßß'&i Chevy Chase Chevrolet team in < whom Frank Krenlich rolled 390. By GEORGE HUBER Ml the District Men’s Major League The standings: Chevy Chase, With the football season at the, heard to remark that he never demonstrated in the most con- 15-6; Pepsi, 14-7; Silent Sales, ’ The George Washington-Vlr- half way point a reappraisal ofj got hit that hard by Joe Styda- vincing way possible last night 13-8; Wheeler, 12-9; Miller, 12-9; .' ginia Military Institute football earlier predictions would seem to! har in his eight years with the game that they intend to repeat. Falls Church, 9-12; Arcade, 9-12; ! Friday night at Griffith be in order. pros. Pepsi Cola, featuring Frank Bethesda. 8-13; Hicks, 7-14; Na- 1 Stadium easily could develop Several upsets have occurred But to get back to the game, ¦ jfjl Hi Ify Micallzzi, former National tional Bohemian, 6-15. into a rather free-scoring affair. and indications are there will be it would seem that Carroll is i i *** * Virginia Military already Match-Game champion, was has others before the season ends. fast losing supporters by its in- Bppi jBK HHHH JjEaflMl sailing as the pacemaker, with Young June Gordon, apparent- . shown Itself a team that gets To name a few, Roosevelt and ability to win the “big” one. It a two-game advantage over ly a coming star, led the Miller touchdowns in bunches, and the Coolidge, both over Wilson; has happened too many times in Chevy Chase, when they clashed High Life team into second place Colonials themselves should be Annandale over Wakefield, the last few years, both in foot- at the new Wheaton Bowling in the District Women’s Minor ready to roll with all their key which then lost to McLean and ball and basketball. in Center in perhaps the most im- League by shooting 140—371, players good shape. now Gonzaga over Carroll a Apparently the Lions have portant battle of the early duck- high for the evening. It enabled Although the Keydets have couple of days ago. more roar than bite. only far, * * pin season. the Millers to sweep the George a 2-3 record so they There are “sleepers” around *a team, have scored 17 touchdowns. Only # *r ' After the smoke lifted, there Deoudes which dropped and before the helmets and Foi' the second straight week, from second to fourth. The Mil- against Virginia were they cleats are stored away for next som’e changes are necessary in was Chevy Chase on top, with shut ambitious Pepsi humbled lers registered a 621 for second out. Jim Bakhtlar of Vir- year some of the so-called powers the rating list. a run- high game league's ginia set an Atlantic Coast Con- nerup. The Chevvies swept the of the sea- might get It between the eyes. Washington-Lee retains its top . ference ground-gaining record they son. The spoilers from, ; position, Carroll drops match. Moreover, did it Virginia Siegel, could come But to Pepsi’s District Minor that afternoon and VMI seldom Spingarn, George Washington on home lanes. champion, the ball. such as Tech and{ | fifth while Woody Winslow, who the week racked up a 150 game had Dunbar in the Interhigh League moves in. Bethesda-Chevy Chase previous for a bronze medal, but her set Scored Three Times in Defeat and shone with a 420 set, Thompson's Mount Vernon in the! jgoes from fourth to third and with Transfer was Keydets Virginia League among! ’Episcopal lost little of his luster with a only 357. That the have far Northern from fifth to fourth. paced champions. more punch this season was others. 403 that the Mann’s Potato Chips Osbourn moves up one step, But Clete Pannell, their cap- swept shown Saturday in their losing But for now, the job Gonzaga Guido’s Auto Upholstery to boost from tenth to ninth, to permit a tain, who was leading the all- game against Lehigh. VMIdid on Carroll will take preced- newcomer, , its pennant lead to two games. Mount Vernon, the star league with an average of managed to get three touch- ence. last spot. The Mounts are on a Hildur Layos, current individual *** * K ¦¦ EE %... w V Hr jfl 133—12, took a tumble. He shot leader, downs, which is three more than four-game winning streak after rolled 351 for Mann’s to got against 353 to reduce his average to her average it that same team Itwas a revved up squad that an opening season loss and defi- hold at 118-3. last year. 131—8. It's a tight race in the Coach Jan Jankowski put on the nitely are on the upgrade. 18-team Some idea of VMl’s power is day Pannell’s chief rival. Mlcalizzi, league. Mann’s record is 15-3;’ field the other at Griffith | To make room for Mount Ver- also had a rough evening. When Miller's, shown by the fact that three Stadium. If they didn’t run St. Stephen’s was dropped 13-5; Ceramic Tile’s, starting jnon, he rolled only 347, his pace 12-8, and George members of the back- like the Cardinals the day before! i despite a 5-0 record and 11 1 Deoudes’ and field are averaging a shade over PLENTY OF TALENT—Four stars of the gridiron get together at yesterday’s slackened from 131—5 to 129—1. . Thompson’s Transfer, 11-7 against the Redskins at least! ! straight victories since last year. each, 5 yards a carry, and the fourth Gonzaga Touchdown Club luncheon. In the usual order are Eddie Leßaron, Redskins’ Clarence Appier put a kick in One-game margins prevail down made Carroll look just > ‘But the Saints, like some other i man has averaged 4.9. Those as bad. ’“good little schools” such as quarterback; Ralph Guglielmi, former Notre Dame and Redskins quarterback, lowly National Bohemian with a , most of the ladder. with 5.1 averages are Quarter- who is now in the Air Force at Bolling Field; Otto Graham, ex-quarterback of 153-416 set that gave the Bo- ** * * The Lions carried this depart- ’Hammond and Sherwood, biggest back Duke Johnston. Halfback ranking don’t tackle the tougher sched- the Cleveland Browns, hemians an edge over Falls The tenpin series regls- Bobby ment’s No. 2 into the who was guest of honor and principal speaker at the Jordan and Fullback Sam game i ules. Church Furniture, this in spite , tered at the Lucky Strike since Woolwine. The other halfback and by all odds at least a luncheon, and Cliff Battles, one of the Redskins’ all-time great halfbacks. the Bowling RATING LIST of a resounding 152-428 by Pat ; American Congress is Moody. touchdown difference. Gonzaga. 16 of Joe against Carroll’s 1. Washington-Lee (5-0). Crescenzi. sanctioned its lanes con- 180-pound unbeaten rec- verted duckpins Johnston, a junior, ord, could show but victory 2. George Washington (5-0). Bethesda Forty Alleys shaded I from was listed apparently excellent passer. one , today for Bob Martini who is an and a scoreless tie in four games. 3. Bethesda-Chevy Chase Listen Hicks Chevrolet on the strength rolled He didn’t figure to be Key- Redskins Warily the (4-0). Cripples of a 162-401 by Charley Evans, 714 last night with the C. W. The two losses both were by Virus dets’ No. 1 quarterback this Smith Engineers sea- 4. Episcopal (3-0). which offset a pair of by I in the D. C. son, shutouts. 378 s Classic League. but he's taken over that 5. Carroll (4-1). Fred Murphy and Art Weston. role with a pass completion Carroll hit the scoreboard in To Browns'Tales of Woe Martini shot 235, 277 and 202. the first quarter on a 50-yard 6. Cardozo (4-0). Harold 4. Inman, runnerup in A split in the record of 19 in tries for 332 pass 7. Anaco6tia (4-0-1). By the seventh frame of play from Frank Campana LEWIS F. ATCHISON some pretty active cripples at on Howard Campbell Classic, yards and four touchdowns. (4-1). DeMalha the game ¦ second ruined his to Jim Howell. From that point 8. Wakefield Otto Graham, retired Cleve- Griffith Stadium Sunday. rolled a meager 366 for Miller chance perfect Jordan Good Punter (4-0). High Life, ' for a score. He on the Lions were tamed. So 9. Osbourn land Browns quarterback, told Kuharich would have winced but it was enough to pulled the split. Jordan, also a junior, is a much that 10. Mount Vernon (4-1). if he'd heard Graham's talk, be- lead his team to an edge so in the third Touchdown Club members he over Other stars were Cliff Glier of good punter in addition to his i quarter Gonzaga was on the thought the club, which plays the cause Otto predicted that Pres- Eve of Arcade Pontiac. Virginia running ability, and his average verge Game Northern of Construction 1 naming its own Redskina here Sunday, might be ton Carpenter, rookie halfback Ray Watson’s 411 was a stick- with 627 score. . and Joe Miseli, Giant is a few yards better than Pete There were two pretty obvious Lisowski Brothers a little discouraged with its 1-2 from Arkansas, “is going to be DeMatha’s football team, which out in Wheeler Restaurant’s 2-1 Food, has won two games a -1 1 with 610. Spera. GW’s best kicker. Wool- reasons for the Gonzagans record at this stage of the Na- a great halfback.” in row junior, since an opening defeat by Oxon wine, another was VMl’sresurge. A fast, hard-charging Head Mat Card tional Football League It’s “He’s a 6-foot, 200-pounder ¦ year race. ’ Hill, probably best runner last and is a line and Tailback Jim Eppard. Tommy Geldhauser Newark, an unusual season when tbe per- who loves to play,” Graham re- runs into its l I of biggest opponent tomorrow night defensive linebacker of note. It is significant that the Eagles: N. J„ one of the outstanding ennial pennant winners aren’t ported. “He's the kind that says s Invitation Golf He’s a stocky 175-pounder, who >at the Northwestern stadium. Opens failed miserably in their first wrestling referees in the East, 3-0 after three games. give me that ball and get out of also is a star of the track team. the way.” But, after being hit by the virus three games with Eppard on the ;has been signed by Promoter But a couple of hours after and other gremlins, playing Kickoffreturns is another of his bench. A rib injury pre- I Vince McMahon to the Carpenter is listed as 6-feet-2, Bla- strong year in handle Otto talked at the Touchdowners’ ’ densburg High may seem At Court points, and last he season scrimmage rendered him bouts tomorrow night at Capitol 190 pounds in the Browns' bro- like a House Today weekly luncheon, Harold Sauer- holiday. averaged 25 yards a try. chure, and Kuharich knows all I : useless. But he started in the Arena. brel, Cleveland’s publicity man, The Court House Invitation The Court House Moody is the only senior in Bladensburg game The feature match brings about him because Joe wanted 11 Bladensburg figured as a threat golf course, lo- co-captain last week and i to- arrived here with the news that tournament, believed to be cated near Fairfax, the backfield. He’s the Eagles to gether brothers of to take him first in the pro draft! ; for the Bi-County championship the is said to and like Woolwine is rolled a 29-12 vic- the Lisowski the Browns are hurting physi- pre-season first two-man. best ball tour- be in its finest condition, a track- tory. ! Milwaukee, Reggie, and let himself be talked out of!ijln estimates, but the dressed man the Stan and cally. nament held here, gets way up for in spring. ** * Carpenter, of Lewi Mustangs have only under the tournament with new a who claim the tag team cham- "I talked it. a brother r beaten today with the first round of white GW’s defenses against this sort to the coach before Carpenter of the Detroit Lions, Montgomery Blair in five games sand and other improve- “We’ve got engineer at pionship. They will take on I left j medal play. Tomorrow will be of attack seemed good early in tile and asked what I could was grabbed by Brown in , Iso far and last week fell to High ments. The 18-hole layout Is the throttle now.” Jankowski Nick Roberts and Don Miller. tell you about the club,” the! an optional day for first-round three years old. the season, but last week Boston Fargo Harold first round when the Redskins , Point, 18-0. U. succinctly put it. "It makes all Wild Man and the reported, “and all he could say Play. was able to score three touch- Scott have been matched let him go by. “We thought we’d beat downs, the first time an opponent the difference in the world We Great was that he is disappointed and them." The second round will be The Tournament of Cham- had the !in a supporting bout. Another Graham told the Touchdown- Coach Morgan Wootten of De- Played Friday, Saturday, pions had tallied more than once defense all the time.! that we have some injuries—- era expects third this week end at the Cav- even though bout pits Ricky Starr against he the Browns to be ! Matha said today, “but we’ve lost and the fourth Sunday alier against the Colonials. we were losing ! particularly in the offensive line.” “up there, fighting many in the Country Club in Virginia Now we have !Ken Ackles. for it” when i too boys.” 72-hole play Beach will GW also got three touchdowns our offense moving Back Bothers Gross the title scrap reaches the show- Virus put medal tournament. be open to all former with Eppard back in there.” One other match is being ar- has three key play- There will be flights for all champions in that 20-20 tie game, and with ranged, according down stage. And Otto gave com- of country clubs in Tuffy Leemans of Carroll, to McMahon. Tackle Lou Oroza the i era on the sidelines and injuries petitors. with the field the Halfback Mike Sommer and has been thrice-beaten Redskina hope by have crippled broken Middle Atlantic area in- who had visions of bothered by an ailing back ’ two others. Rudy into flights after the stead of just Fullback Bo Austin in good phys- an unbeaten saying he thinks the winner will Rutelonis, starting first round current champions. season, wasn’t as hurt as ¦uscle, Sauerbrei pointed out, 1 left-halfback Some of the outstanding teams The event will be ical condition for the first time one Additional Sports lose three or four games. and a fore- this year hopes might suspect. ad that’s bad, Groza DeMatha’s best defensive entered to date Levi runner to the meeting to be able to because back, Include annual keep up good “Fumbles hurt us, but that on Next Page >i u.tlly is good for field goal "Battle of Inches” was in bed eight days Yoder and Bill of the Middle the work this week. a until yesterday Howard of the Atlantic PGA at isn’t offered as an excuse. We I’J’Ume the Browns cross mid- Sauerbrei, shifting back again, and will see very host club, Willie and Don Beach the Cavalier Monday, a pro- little were Just outplayed, particularly . ii Id. I action tomorrow. Line- of Fairfax, and Curly Tuesday described the Browns’ losing backer Osborne amateur and the an- PRO footbalF on the line,” the one-time (21-9) Jim McCloy was in bed of boat club nual *• “You should say WAS good game with the Giants a the and Don Murphy $1,500 added Mid-Atlantic Continued Page C-l star said. .• (JantOMOr as week and Guard Tommy Robin- of Washington G&CC. From Giant’s so” three points,” Harold cor- "a battle of inches.” PGA championship next Wed- a year ago. leads the passing incidentally, get , son out six days. nesday. Leemans. did : *. • rected, “because he’* tried five “On two of their touchdowns,” Chairman Reds Smith hopes parade with a 9.59 average. hurt, receiving a painful 2hd see \MrI•fiiJ Also, Tommy Francella, de- four full blow and missed all of them. Imagine Harold reported, “the fans didn’t to have flights, and Men’s, women's and senior Brown completed 26 of 39 throws to his left ankle when spilled ; fensive guard, is through for the next year on Lou missing five in a row!” think the runner was over the plans to build the champions will be eligible for for 374 yards and four touch- the sidelines in an goal ' season with a knee injury, and end-around Harold Bradley, line. We have no reason tournament Into one of the out- the 36-hole weekend event, 18 downs. His percentage of com- play early In the game. He first-string to . Tackle John Coleman is nursing standing was guard, game dobut that he was, but it Invitation events on holes on Saturday and flnkl pletions is second only to George missed last week’s ' a broken nose and hurt elbow. the District golf a with the New York Giants was close.” schedule.. 18 Sunday. Ratterman of the Browns, who — be- Cleveland blew couple “We’re not deep enough to cause of an injury. a of, connected on 37 of 54 pitches The Browns! pen- itake that many absences," haven’t long-distance ’scoring chances, one on a for 367 yards and one touch- had the alty after reaching 12-yard! Wootten commented. Windshield*) punting of Horace Glllom be- the I I Bladensburg. 1 down. , line and again when the Giants I1 therefore, is NFL STATISTICS Fullback cause of a pulled muscle, and : given Rick Casares of the drove them back from the 14 toj an excellent chance for Bears ranked Scratched . on Kodak’s the messenger service from iits second victory LEADING second in ground- the 40 on a series of attempted! ¦ of the season GROUND GAINERS gaining and with 277 yards and bench to quarterbgack hasn't and perhaps get Long. passes that George Ratterman! its house in Yard* was tied for second in scoring, A New Device That been up to par because of order for successive meetings Matson, Chits,o Cerda d unable to get off. *4s*' °*3o« °47* V/'? with was C»«»rt«. Chicsio - 24 points. Mel Triplett ADVENTURES OF Burs --- of Guard Abe Gibron’s bad leg. with Bethesda-Chevy Chase, Olfford, M22 Si’S il 2 Guarantees to Remove “The Giants had 65 plays to, Nov York ?Xj jig 51 the New York Giants paced the Things are bad Suitland and To- 3 Scratches and Repolish so in Cleve- 50 for us,” Sauerbrei said, “but Northwestern. *S i*S *5 scoring with six for ' game begin “ \i touchdowns land the Brown* may have the figures are misleading, be- morrow’s will at 8 gwjgSiipYffkc>r }g {gg 36 points. Huge Savings! trouble climbing on a plane for cause the score was 21-7 when , P m., kicking off the week end schedule for the trip here, to hear them tell we had most of our chances.” area schools. SSfeJ&ti-:;;;::™Mcllhennj, 21 ISi It il Detroit 47 182 17 3.0 Mrs. Inoff Golf Winner AD. it. But Coach Joe Kuharich It may be different next Sun- vuPt ie.!l,.* yard*. Frank Gifford of New York vi. Cards. October 7. Mrs. 2-7100 un: ?* * George Inoff carded and the Redskins Tn* .°?5 rd la 20 attempts, Ronnie Waller, of expect to meet day. Loa Angeles vs. Philadelphia. September SO. 93-18—75 to win the low net 72 FLORIDA AVE. N.E. SENATORS LEADING PASSERS prize yesterday in the ladies’ day Continued From Page C-l gofl tournament at Norbeck. The »*£££ 9:00 PM CHANNEL 7 Mid-Atlantic to the American League and get guest with the best combination Herson Women's Next; a decision before the October 31 T IT® a rl was Mrs. Moe Shulman, 106- Fla. Ava. at P St. N.E. Presented by deadline. s $ ; • "ijl 21—85. 1’ Eastman Kodak Company League Thomason. A *i41 !ii 8i American officials have Philadelphia 23 304 2 5*f s”1 « 741 Mrs. Tittle. _ Braden at San Francisco 7 OR ? Wins 38 55 Si Kenwood made 4P3 2 0 ~il it clear Griffith will er * that Rjte 1*"*1 4 7 M 71 "*•» *• & Ore«r, SIV*y •2 0.80 A full field of four flights, and Virginia champion, is expected not get the six votes necessary . SO 202 300 6 43.0 42 2 0.05 I 52i*Vi?Conerly, Neww?-*tYork _ 10 3R 10 222 1 sno 21 % aas to approve a *r Washington wij Vii is I w ft \ probably Including most of the t to compete. transfer unless all Ltß .®P- 11 37 21 201 1 50.8 24 4 643 i\i | details worked ahead (Twentjuflve passes needed to qualify for rating.l Betty Garber of are out of ~ top players in Maryland. Vir- Argyle is 1 completlon 76 Bill Wade. Los Angeles vs. Detroit, touchdown. chairman. The schedule calls time. Unless the package is October**? ginia and the g*f/orn*ahee one game—Bill Angeles vg. District will com- complete, there be Wade. Los San Francisco. ' for a qualifying round next will no chance October 7, 201 yards, 2 touchdowns, in 27 attempts. league pete next week in the Middle ' Monday, and one match daily of approval. LEADING PASS RECEIVERS _ _ Long. Atlantic Women's golf in the championship and *, Yards cham- ; the! Says Murphy Can’t Stop Deal c l d n pionship other three flights through the! Howto. Oretn Bar .** I J* °i!. P at Columbia Country ' Griffith today repeated finals on Friday. his c« r.°on,' wSrtiwtM {3" 2ij ;j Club. ’contention that H. Gabriel —r 13 Murphy, There will be the club’s largest in- WiUon. Ban particular in- The Women’s District Golf As- FrancUeo . .. n T«7 1 dividual stockholder, will be 1 »" terest in whether Mrs. John K.i not t IM 4» sociation concluded its 1956 tour- able to stop the Board of CSSfltton *r> r2t 3 Barry of the host club can make : yesterday at Direc- D&xMr* H 1$ gij ? nament activities tors switching Dupre, Baltimore 0 isi ia « a sweep of the District, Mary-!Kenwood with the irom the franchise President’s * if it decides to accept of the 0 — yirdf lroy Angeles land and Middle Wom- Plate, closing one !™* 1 11011 78 » * Hlrsch. Los vs. Detroit, touch- Atlantic the annual event bids. down^October 1 PERMANENT Kfl 4 en's championships, having pre- for officers, past presidents and Performance on, taint—received 8 tor 150 yard., 9 touchdown., Elroy ANTI-WIIZI viously the Murphy has warned that he | Hlr.ch. Loa An.eles, v». San Pranclaco, October 7. won District and committee chairmen. Frank Olfford, Hew York »a. Chlcaao Card,. October 7. 8 received tor *5 yards. Maryland titles this will go to court if necessary to cwylere udlh season. Mrs. A. W. Braden, Manor’s block any LEADING SCOBEKI r V Eligible players Include Char- shift and asserts that Efl3 chairman, won low net with 90-, TdTd,F. T.T4B. »*. lottesville’s Mary Pat Janssen, a vote of all the stockholders Is Triplett, He. York XP. XPM FO. 17—73. Mrs. Charles Egenroad, necessary to approve a HEWER runnerup for the British transfer. p"t?bu % WMI. AUTO wom- chairman and champion at As for the other two written chiVd”ou rVh”.::::::: i 1 8 J1 8 g en's championship and Mary Washington Hlrseh. Loa AnieleaB n 4 4 n o n n l\»i IARVIN O&CC, was low offers, there is chance Larne, Detroit 2 f» 2 8 o j i *1 Ann Downey, Curtis Cup player gross little that McEUunnr, San FrancUeo ... 4 n 4 o n n o scorer with an 83. the proposal will be Mcllhenny. Detroit 74 from Baltimore. Louisville Web,ter, 2 2 4 0 <1 n n "4 Other net winners, in order, accepted, since league approval New York ...... 2 2 4 n 11 n n *'4 nan.. Mrs. Mrs. J. R. Keppler Blanda Chicago loan n 0 0 11 n 4 M -a til's "“* Maurice Giick of Balti- were: of would be unlikely. nummeraU. Chlcaao Card, 0 fl n 8 0 4 7 I:* l 21 40 iTHERMOSTATsSn Soltau, more, eight-time State tltiist, Congressional, 93-16—77; San Francisco ...... 0 0 o 7 0 4 A 18 m- 30% Mrs. * ® * »H- OFF P*j:Lor , *ne n point. I The firm San Francisco offer ? aama—lß f 8 ttmeai: I 2SK.r“" won Triplett. the championship in 1954, Donald Ball of Washington, Washington Mel New York *.. San FrancUeo. September 80. the last time 97-19—78; Mrs. W. W. has received and M«1 Triplett, Hew York ve. Chlcaao Cardinal.. Octobar 7, it was held. Mrs. Teeter of which Griffith calls good Ale, Webster, Hew York ve. Ctcvelond Browne. October 14. I .ate ¦w?imsa H. Allen Army Navy, Belle Haven, 91-13—79; “a one.” | A. of the Mrs. includes the use of the present LBADIHG PCHTEBS Webb Hayes of Chevy Chase, A ; 22,500-seat stadium in the be-, Burk, Philadelphia “f" ?# ’A u>"B,“t 84-6—78; Mrs. John Mancos of ginning Olllom, Cleveland ZIZZ.ZZZZZZ Z~~ 3 « 4k'« 23 YOU BE THE Belle 91-12—79; and construction of a] Haven. Mrs. new one if attendance warrants.! Prank Mirth, a past president The proposed new stadium there, Washington, 1 ARVIN AUTO I Slewarl-Warner QUARTERBACK from 91-12—79; in a different part of town from! lmH I Mrs. Ralph Sewell of ’ By Kenwood. the present one. would be of WARREN GAER 92-13—79: Mrs. W. B. Maroshek ¦ it is $ Ml I HEATiRS I “SouthuiiuV I Drtkc Football C«tb ; about 35,000 capacity, with park-1 punt—B3 Jeseup, ill *“‘y of Congressional. Lonaest rnrds. Bill Ban FrancUeo ve. Boar,. October 14. H r 100-30—80.!•ling space for 15,000 cars. PVNT BETI'BN LEADEBB 1 Florida has decided to intro- and Mrs. I Haugen of ; j I Tntir. Winter CuorontM duce new formation, Court 1 Yard. An. lUpADTEh a the Yawkey Owns Franchise 4 - >*• 1 ft ¦RfiS 1 House. 100-20—80. ¦ Taaeß, Baltimore •J »turß<|j.t, Urnae.i Td. w J spread, with linemen | «8A.95| _ I HEATER ¦tKflj and backs I The 3 Ifr*7'*“O San Francisco minor ,*a »i w..»„ y MoU.I Complete Factory deployed ail over the field, into. league 1 In E 4b fl CARS J I franchise also would have MO ¦ """W* Service, in Our R Us attack for the second half Home Town Planning be bought Yawkey SAVE of .T*. •» 1 game. t jto out. Tom S MAHHATT AH 1»AV« A4AHMATTAN ¦ Shop 1 of the Vanderbilt of the Red Sox that ? ! Vandy 12-7,' 'Day' for Sal Maglie owns fran- a’&argLzfSE Is S At the half. leads. chise. and apparently Orlffith ft then receives tbe NIAGARA N. Y„ Oct.! » kickoff and i FALLS. has reached agreement Tunnel!. Hew York ...... 10 3 21 7.0 i I an with Lonaest return—B* yard,. Frank Card,, drives to the Florida 19 before > 17 (A*).—The home folks will him on that matter. Bornardl. va. Waahlnaton. Octobar 14. j pass interception give* Florida KICKOFF BKTI'KH LEA DEES a give Sal Mat lie a "day” on Octo- The big stumbling block in the ball. 1 Ynrda ber 27. A around the . addition to Murphy is the Ameri- l You are the Florida quarter- motorcade can League says Chaednoi. FUUburab V back. city, program vote. Orifflth Mataon, Chlcaaa Cardinal. 2 V8 181 38 2 'HT'™188 I I 1014 • DAVIO HERSQN, Rate these plays 1, 2. 3 l a children's in the 'ha “thinks" he can get an okay Carmichael. Oreen Boy 81 8 287 28 7 188 I I I kUT0^I!ll‘ liSTASUSNCO • and CarL Chlcaao Bear...... 4 3 88 28.7 48 A ! 4: Btate armory and a civic dinner from six teams, his Carpenur. CHA PimJ Go own vote CUvOlnad .... 4 8 8 180 28.7 43 0 fl lATTEEISS Waabiwftow Store Aloiawdrio Store Into the spread and give ‘ will the celebration. included, but other baseball Ferry. Fltuburjii . 8 3 77 28 7 30 8 I your mark men Olancannelli. Philadelphia 7 4 87 24.3 28 o ¦ AHTI-FRIU* ¦ 7Hi «t R S»t. N.W. 1810 Kinj Street tailback a ran or pass seem to think that the league k a 4 Maglie, also a hero in Niagara MOW * ? option 1 would not approve the transfer ¦ HIATIK ¦ Sm ßaMara. ß 4'%. uI u fl Go Falls, enhanced his fame by win- w f 3 rrr’aad'ValTß*7H* biu the spread sad aead I of just one franchise. & i? |i 8 8 ittKTCE tirriHOS NO. 7-7557 Kl. 8-5525 year fallback tluoagh the Hae ning 13 fames for the Dodgers Loaoeetdr.-:—:::rtiwra—Al CarmtehaeL 188 yariaI Uaaue record Grata Bay va I i '! They point out that at least Beam toucßdowa. October 7. Rave spread r the sad runoff ' and pitching a no-hitter this i two Pacific Coast clubs would tHTEBCEFTIOH LKADBBB Hi«boay at* MeTrt- tackle from year ether forma- year many be Ho. Yd, Bet. TBa, 1 after thought he was i needed to make scheduling S fc Loaaaat tion feasible.' says 12% , washed up at the age of He Orifflth that at »a :==== \ i *s Ga lata the spread aad threw 39. Qus time he knows no other Lone Chlcaao Card, —.... 3 80 I ah of ...... a leas pass won once and loai once in the Cmi. U, AasaUa i 48 8 M American League team consider-, Ai* - * 'dancer Page C-4) -Ar-* is y. T | oa World Series. mra move to the Coast. f Loaami return Ma.', Blehßrß va Tom. ? 88 UsJcM. Bow TO. Oak. T. | c 1