¦L jyHP gift' * 2 (N Sfef Buckeyes and LSU OPORTS Army in 3TAR, Wellington, D. C. Poll THE EVENTOO Follow / ¦ .•V MMfNM able, ton teams bolding those Tech, and TonWsna State A-20 UhbMtsn Amy. which edited positions last week dropping Jumped Iran ninth to third Virginia to its growing list of out of the top 10 entirely. through Its convincing victory victim* tost Saturday retained Wisconsin. No. 4 a week ago, over Kentucky. • firm hold on tho No. 1 spot dropped to 13th aa a result of Texas also gained In prestige, . A mm* cl Si In the weekly Associated Press Its defeat by Iowa; Michigan going from seventh to fourth. WIN, LOSe OR college football poll which saw State, loser to Purdue, dropped In fact, only first-plas* Army %*,' 10 teams pretty well and lOth-plaoe Clemson re- P* Jv 4 Sir the top from fifth to 20th. and Navy, No. 0 last week, fell to 18th. tained their pneiNnwe ISI\MdrawFT By FRANCIS STANN 1&R The sports writers and The Middles were defeated by Louisiana Btate was the top WjF~jPl mortscasters taking part In the Tulane Saturday. choice of 22 voters, second only balloting gave the Cadets 90 Replacing those fallen giants to Army In that department. Texas, oddly enough, flret-plaee votes and a total . are lowa, which climbed from landed In of 1,440 points. 7th; Northwestern, fourth place despite the fact 18th to got only two Oh, Johnny 'O' Three From leaping 17th to eighth on it votes tar the No. * FaU Grew from position. some strength its astonishing 1 The Longhorns, like WHEN STEVE BAOABUS JOINED the Redskins the of nearly Ohio State, which moved victory Michigan, Ok- Ohio State, were on all years ago he asked Owner George Marshall for a jersey place, over and from third to aoeood lahoma, moving up from 11th the ballots for a place In the With "GO” on the back. first-place circle, drew anly 14 votes, to ninth through lopsided select but not consid- - rap- Its , “Why?” Mr. Marshall inquired, Interestedly. but tbs Buokayss’ strong victory over Kensae. ered as a first choice. “So that when the fans see me run on the field they’ll port for looser positions brought Tho top XO, based on 10 •ay, ‘Oh, oh, there goes Bagarus!'” replied the uninhibited them aa Impressive total of LSU Gains Star Notches points for a first place. 0 far 1,110 points. Auburn, place second, (first-place votes) son of Dame. In second last etc. Notre week, dropped appealed sense Tho fourth, fifth and sixth to fifth aa a re- and season records in paren- The idea to Mr. Marshall’s of show- places proved the most vulner- sult of its tie with Georgia thesis); manship and, since there was no rule against such a style to X. Army (00) (4-0) 1,440 At the time, Bagarus made “OO” pretty famous. Next 2. Ohio State (14) (4-0) 1,188 Sammy Baugh’s “33” it is perhaps the best remembered 8. La. State (22) (8-0). 083 jersey In Redskin history because Bagarus danced and HARTACK HIGH ON BLACK HILLS 4. Texas (2) (5-0) 881 jigged to a lot of yardage In his day. 5. Auburn (8) (3-0-1).. 706 Now the magic number seems to be “O,” but Johnny 0. Mississippi (4f (5-0). 893 Olszewski (pronounced 01-shet-skl) did not ask for that 7. lowa (13) (3-0-1) 832 Late Entries Boost Northw'tern (3) (4-0) particular Jersey. gave it to him because as 8. 818 Mr. Marshall 0. (1) (4-1) an was familiarly Oklahoma 441 All-America hero at California he called 10. Clemson (5) (4-0) 371 “Johnny O.” National League teams had The fact that all Pot in Garden State Second Ten to waive the rule that quarterbacks must be numbered Notre 183; Colorado, 19, 20 to 50, Sjt the AMoeisUd Priu the same day by winning the Dame, from 1 to and halfbacks and fullbacks from 157; Wisconsin, 131; Air.Force George. The jackpot for the Garden 830,675 Mayflower Stakes at ; did not deter Academy, 122; Purdue. 62; \*** * State Stakes, world’s richest Suffolk Downs. by expected . Texas Christian, 37; Georgia had to beat horse race, was sweetened Others in the race IT IS NO SECRET that the Redskins |40,000 today, and Jockey Bill were the Briardale Farm’s | Tech, 35; Navy, 31; Mississippi Green Bay last Sunday to stay alive In the race and that Hartack must believe he’s Rico Tesio, Ralph Lowe’s i State, 30; Michigan State, 24. “Johnny O” was the young man who sparked them to a finally latched on to a colt who Sherry Prince, C. C. Boshamer’s I: ' , 37-21 .win- "Johnny had to deliver,” Coach Joe Kuharlch might give him a third straight Carolina Joy, the Spring Hill l said. “WltH’Don Bosseler so badly hurt, we would have had victory. Farm's Dobbie, and Leo Ed- anything had happened Pour owners waited until wards’ Moon Age. Group Set to use Sam Baker at fullback If yesterday’s deadline to pay a 13-Man specialist, handled Meeting to Olszewski.” Baker, the kicking hasn't 110,000 supplementary nomi- Belmont Ends the ball In any other way this season. nation fee for Saturday’s mile Belmont Park’s regular fall To Pick Stars for In his quiet way, Kuharlch, naturally, Is elated by and one-sixteenth race which meeting ended with Jack R. : Olszewski’s new status as a hero. He tried long and hard should decide the 2-year-old Hogan’s Anxious Moment Basketball Hall enough to get Johnny O on his side, an effort bom In the title. The Llangollen Farm ($20.80) winning the $29,300 BOSTON, Oct. 21 (AP).— Handicap by 1 mid-1940s when Olszewski was playing high school ball. named Restless Wind, and the New York three- The wheels today quarters length \ were set In Johnny O as being bom In Poltex Stable nominated Win- of a over the The Redskins’ roster lists expected. Hoy One-Eyed [ motion for the first elections 21, 1930, everybody some Winner, as Two Cain Stable’s Washington, D. C., on December but OOSTERBAAN ‘STRUNG UP IN ANN ARBOR others, the Sta- King. C. Mahlon Kline's Mys- ¦to the National Basketball as a kid he Brookmeade thinks of him as a native Californian because sign identity ble’s Sword Dancer and T. Allie tic H was third In the mile and l Hall of Tame which will be lo- Long Beach. The resemblance is not noticeable but the makes unmis- grass. began to attract attention at St. Anthony’s at as some University of Michigan students protest the coaching Grissom’s Namon, were sur- three-eighths race on cated at Springfield College. was University takable prises. Racing continues for two Kuharlch head coach at the . At that time of Bennie Oosterbaan with this effigy hung in a campus tree yesterday | Ground Is expected to bo of San Francisco. Hartack had kind words to more days at Belmont when the after football defeats by Navy and Northwestern. The score last Sat- , broken for construction early “Didyou try to get Olszewski to USF?” a man asked Joe. say about the King Ranch’s United Hunts has Its annual i urday against Northwestern was 55-24. AP Wirephoto. he rode to a meeting. The Hunt ; next on campus near "No,” admitted, we knew we didn’t Black Hills, whom United fall the Kuharlch “because two-length victory at event is tomorrow's $50,000- game Johnny O and naturally I Garden ¦ the site of the first In stand a chance. I’d heard of State Park yesterday In a mile added Temple Gwathmey him, was supposed to have the [ 1891. wanted but Notre Dame and 70 yards tune up race. Steeplechase, 2Vi miles, where ! Meanwhile, nominations Inside track. Then, suddenly, he bobbed up at California. Mrs. Ogden Phipps’ Neji is CLEMSON VS. SOUTH CAROLINA First Win in Seven | forms have been circulated No, we mostly got the kids nobody else wanted at USF." asked to carry a record 178 1 among the colleges, clubs and ** * * Black Hills had raced six pounds. Jamaica opens Thurs- ’ leading figures In the game. Coach victory. In Lions' times without a his day for the final 33 days the "IN THAT CASE,” Joe was asked, "how do you account of ! The Honors Committee has last start, the Belmont Fu- New York season. announced i„ results for your Francisco team? Eight ... or was It Side Issues Highlight the 1950 San turity, September 20, Black Jockey BUI Harmats rode : of the first elections can be ... good In pro football.” nine made Hills finished sixth after a slow winners at Garden State, , ready by January. League right now,” Kuhar- Lashes Out at three "Two are National captains start. including Tudor Era ($12.40) A candidate can be const d- - answer your my Jch beamed. "Five became all-pro. But to 'Big Thursday'Game “IfIhad choice of mounts In the Sundlalers Purse. He i ered under any of four cate- will develop? The schools in Saturday’s race, I’d still take Eighteen gories—an player, question, who knows how kids By The game will be played on also rode Crosses i outstanding boys just mistakes.” MERRELL WHITTLESEY this one,” Hartack said. ($10.80) , coach, that passed over those made Team's Critics Staff BUS Writer | Saturdays, and on a home-and- in the fourth and Uea referee or contributor. That was a large statement, ($20.20) In the fifth. college. AAU, YMCA Kuharlch’s last act before leaving the Chicago Cards “Big a South Car- home basis. A or DETROIT. Oct. 21 .— Thursday,” for among those present Satur- Noble Countess, longest priced professional player may not as coach was to draft Olszewski as No. 1, so Johnny didn’t next-to-last of "Big i be A belligerent George Wilson c olina State holiday, brings the The the day will be the leading con- horse in the Clinton Purse at ; until 10 years after get play for “He would have been my right halfback, Thursday” has many 1958 juvenile considered to Joe. said today his Lions could do * utter hysteria of the Clemsoh- affairs tenders for the Suffolk Downs, came home In i his retirement according to the not fullback,” Kuharlch was saying. "I’d have put OlUe South Carolina football game side issues. Clemson is unbeaten championship—C. T. Chenery’s pay referee must with more encouragement and leading front to $70.40, $22.20 and I rules. A coach or Cards did the opposite and ( to Cglumbia during the State in four games, is the First Landing, Fred Turner, Bishop’s five years leaving Matson at fullback.” The Just poor $7.80 across the board. i wait after was In the less criticism for their iFair Week for the next-to-last Atlantic Coast Conference, has i jr.’s, Tomy Lee; the Brookfield Light ($4.80) field. the only time Olszewski ever played halfback ranking won the Indiana i the coached start in the pro-football league time the day after tomorrow, i No. 10 in the Asso- Farm’s Intentionally and Rest- Runner Handicap at Sports- Teams exceptional rec- 1953 All-Pro game. That was the only time Joe t Tigers poll bowl with The and the Game- ciated Press and Is less Wind* Midwest champion. man’s Park. ords also may be elected, as a Olszewski until this season. race. cocks played to an hopeful. Hartack the front- haven’t 1 won Garden Bay Meadows, came up withi unit, but not before 10 year* If Johnny does little else the rest of the campaign "If we can get the { empty seat for 30 years, and Also there Is a great differ- State in 1956 with Calumet runners off our backs, well be a $1,405 dally double when i have elapsed since they played. his acquisition may stand as a virtual “steal” for Kuharlch, t there willbe 44,000 at $5.25 per ence of opinion, to put it po- Farm’s Barbizon ($168,430) and ; elected, in far better shape,” the bitter Hyperiann ($111.20) won the To be a candidate finally landed the young man for his very own by t ticket in Carolina Stadium litely, between coaches Frank : last year with Claiborne’s Nadlr opener and Natay ($43.80) must receive 10 from tits who coach said. “We have enough . in votes trading a draft choice to the Cardi- Thursday afternoon the 56th Howard of the Tigers and War- ($155,047). The race has been came home In the second race. . 13-member committee. Ben Preston and 1959 trouble winning without hav- , renewal of this bitter State kind Bill, for his 10 per cent suddenly themselves rich in backs with ren Giese of the Gamecocks. to nals, who found lng to put up with that kind of , rivalry. to $31,947 In two Howard and Giese exact amounted - • the addition of John Crow and King Hill. Preston didn’t stuff.” are v But there will be only one opposites if there ever were two, , years. stick with the Cards. , Wilson, his aides and the “Big Thursday” after this i more and the coolness between them First Landing Favored ** * * players have been criticized for i week because Clemson is pulling of Is not the imagination a First Landing, winner of the OLSZEWSKI IS SMALL (197 pounds) for a fullback the club's failure to win in four < out in 1960. After next year, publicity man. $154,000 Champagne at Bel- but he packs great drive. "He’s got the biggest calves of starts after capturing the world < the game will be alternated be- championship a season ago. I tween Clemson and Columbia, Clemson has a booster or- ¦ mont, and Tomy Lee, who ran any fullback In the National League,” Kuharlch says. ganization IPTAY disqualified \ with Clemson to be host for the called the second but was and “When he hits, it’s like a 225-pounder because of his drive. No Simple Matter firstj time in 58 years in 1960. See BIG THURSDAY, Pg. A-21 . placed third for bumping In- determination to match his calves, too. When tentionally, must be near He’s got the “Not one of the coaches and . co- |jy'. favorites, with slight edge to he went those 45 yards Sunday to open the game it was on players a not one of the built Landing. Johnny hadn’t made it there’s no champions First determination alone. If us up as this year,” latest rundown a game come out.” he added. “The people who are The showed to telling how the would have probable field of 13, giving the For one who makes part of his living as an actor In upset most are those who fig- gallop Maryland's No. 2 Line for the greenbacks a * ured it would be simple the off season (Johnny’s been In several filmed TV shows a mat- $297,250 gross. The winner, ? Lgm Nelson), he Is singularly dedi- ter to win another title. Well, unless he were a SIO,OOO sup- featuring Oezie and Harriet got Manager Dick I news for them—it ain’t plementary nominee, would net II cated to football. Early this season, General that easy.” 1 Revamped for Auburn recalls, Olszewski was wanted for a part In a big $178,350. McCann The Lions lost their last , Namon was a late comer aftei production. games Maryland’s No. 2 line, which Dick Scarbath remained as New York TV three on the preseason I the 2 quarterback. winning the $88,745 Breeden good and Ed Sullivan wanted schedule only has been disappointing both 1 No. “He’s a real swimmer and have a tie Mont little to say as s Futurity Saturday at Keene- Williams. with Green regu- offensively and defensively, was had Johnny for some underwater shots with Esther Bay in four i he showed the squad films of( land. Sword Dancer qualified j lar games. jMm ytiu williams and Johnny had appeared together before, season Both fans ; shaken up by Coach Tqmmy Saturday’s 27-0 loss to North l and writers have been H there was a pretty good hunk of change In It for critical Mont yesterday as the Terps Carolina. For the most part t iKKaffiMngiHinßPgwMwaKißßHiOTKr"prf"—T‘ j and of the club in recent weeks. Olszewski. But It meant running up to New York for a started practice for Saturday’s he told the squad the pictures i «t T m GZZZ22235 & i Johnny figured "I don’t have to make excuses were self-explanatory. vi couple of rehearsals, and It would take for game with unbeaten Auburn. he turned It down on this club,” Wilson growled. The Terps came out of the too much time from practice and “Anybody halfway smart knows Ed Nickla was shifted from Carolina game with injuries to his own.” we lost two top' men, Steve : left tackle to right and Tom their two top guards. Rod spared George Which Is to say that Johnny probably Junker and Jerry Reichow, dropped Breedlove, who spent a busy Omeymiy Flor was to the B ' 'Md V the veto. Anyway, appearing In swimming attire with injuries before the season afternoon although he was I Olimv Marshall squad. Bob Cole was moved up ; “Distinctive Country Oiling” Esther Wiliams he would haye been overmatched. ever started. And our regular left tackle hurt in the first four minutes with fullback, John Henry Johnson to Nickla’s No. 2 will miss practice again today , Luncheon Cocktail* Dinner spot, Joe Gardi was switched hasn’t even played in the last with a right knee and leg in- [ Noon T 8 9 PM. from No. 3 right tackle to left, Georgia Ave. extended. Route ft two games.” right jury. Tom Gunderman suf- ¦ Mondavi and Jim Boss to No. 3 right tackle from the squad. fered a bruised shoulder. Defends Turnover B Game Tony Scottl was moved up Redskins-Colts There are 10 new faces on to No. 2 left end. Vincent Scott, this year’s team. Including will be at right end, behind Ben eight rookies. Wilson defended Scotti, Tony’s brother, in a Expected to Be Sellout the heavy turnover by saying: somewhat confusing end situa- “A lot of other teams—the tion as far as names are con- By LEWIS F. ATCHISON 136 yards credited to him on Browns, the Bears, fact, plays. This is the | in cerned. Ster Mt Writir two "stutter’’ ! practically every team in the In the backfield, Ted Kerch- The Redskin* came out of ' one on which the runner de- league—they fallen apart games split have ner, who missed three their 37-21 victory over the i lays his take-off a second J because they hung to guys too separated shoulder, will decoy J with a Packers with only one serious i while a tries to lure the long. We’ve had good reasons back left half and opposing linemen out of the ; move to Injury—Tackle Jim Weather- • for making our moves.” there with Gene hamstring way. alternate all’s pulled muscle i said he has been Verardi with the first team. —and be In fine fettle The Colts were forced to Wilson should 1 shocked by the sudden hostility. Dwayne Fletcher will be at left ONLY ONE PRICE for the Colts Sunday In Balti- punt only once in the first half second and SiUßttiA Th« flnut «Mlltr B«n4lx Itatac—- “It’s amazing how quickly half with the unit, (hi Ameche and E ¦we mb her. pip more. as Moore, Alan * things change,” said. “Al- Bob Gallagher at right half Dupre ground yard- he Baltimore is burning with i L. O. out ready they have the Lions dead with the second unit. age. Os yards gained j enthusiasm for the Colts, , the 535 and buried. These front . by Coach Weeb men, 1 run- perched atop the Western Di- Embanks’ ’ ners are funny ducks. with four straight vic- . 316 were made on the ground. vision “They’re the first guys to tories. and a sellout, which ! The team gained only 219 j through the air. Tereshlnskl at- . come around and slap you an means more than 55.000 fans. the back and tell you what In Fine Whiskey... Is almost assured for the Red- ! tributed this to the work of[ a . helluva guy you are when you game. It’s a “champion- Baltimore’s offensive line. skins . win, and the first to criticize ship bust” mood that Balti- “They ve got outstanding or : you when you lose. I can’t flg- more fans are In, and they'd I linemen in Jim Parker, Alex , tire it out. Maybe I’m lucky at FLEISCHMANN’S like nothing better than using : Sandusky, Art Spinney and that, though. At least they ‘7s’ as a stepping George Press,” Tereshlnskl said. I (/O’BRIErS the Redskins r haven’t hung me in effigy—not stone to the throne. "They opened up some goodIj / 9ms you'll b» that I know of, anyway.” , , nples the backs.” r omoud at this is the BIG buy! 9 “They’ve got power.” said for WvfcMuda Kftßß Joe! whitor-than-whito •— Bt Ibr Tereshlnskl. who scouted the • Press is one of two Virginiaa paint that oc‘uol- • Tech alumni the squad. The e iy turn! WHITER Colts' 40-14 victory over the' 1 on tho longor It’s cn Detroit Lions, the first time • other. Center Madison Nutter, j; Sports Editor Dies I » an outside sur- 88 the Colts ever won in Detroit.' is a former Redskin who has . SI7BB “Johnny : improved tremendously MADISON, Wls„ Oct. 21 |§K*|s Unites deserves a lot on of- . of credit, not only for his pass- . sense. Proof of this is the factt (APh—Henry L. (Hank) Cas- -6.98 Pwtwci 90 PROOF aerly, Trim Colon Slightly Higher OLDS. Others A ing but for his play-calling as ! that he took the job away fromi 66, sports editor of the well. He found the Lions' ¦ Dick Ssymanski. who made All- - Madison Capital Times for a fIL-fnft! nWB is why! yy weaknesses and made the most l Pro as k rookie in 1955. Twoo more than 30 years, died yes- UMiMmnaß of them. But the whole team , years of Army service obviouslyy terday at a Madison hospital., K*37lßth S». N.W.. HE. S-83M 1 didn’t help Baymanaki, although h Casserly had been faifing was great.” in S *3l* ChuwUta St.. N.W. I Tereshlnskl returned with at he'k still a good player In hiss health since he suffered a , ¦ HU. 3-SSOO | bookful of notes, which will keep }:own right stroke at the IM6 Rose Bowl MH. To- I The Redskins hope they’ve OjeW the Redskins busy this week. e game, but continued to do BLENDED WHISKEY • 90SO PROOFPROOF • SB*96% ORAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS One hit stride r work at the memo concerns Lenny their after some THE FLEISCHMANN DISTILUK®DlgTILUfflB CORPORATION. NEW VOR»£TOVORW£m Mo" who picked up So of thee See REDSKINS, Page A-Jlt-1 lng a column “Hank Says.” I