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Welcome-Home Wkstsmisak \ C-2 •«* THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. INJURIES HAMPER EAGLES THintSDAX, SEPTEMBER N. IMMS Curtis Cupper Colonials Off Tomorrow Gonzaga Taking Aim Welcome-Home WKStSmisak \ . jrijsfy‘'fM 7 And Teen-Ager To Play Miami of Ohio By Luncheon Fetes At Wilson 'Stalwarts GEORGE HUBER The Redskins reportedly have I George Washington off of “Stalwart Six” j yesterday. takes : had a number pre-season In- The have be-! said “Friday well on its first 1956 football trip to? find juries, and the sophomores also come the “Stalwart Seven” on! 1 out. I'd say right now our Even in Match morrow, flying to Cincinnati and first team is better than last have net developed as fast as Redskins Today ” going there by bus the Wilson High School line as yearj from to Ox- I INDIANAPOUS, Sept. 20 UP). ford, Ohio, for Saturday’s open- iPont would like. One of the By F, the Tigers prepare to engage Gunderson, junior 1 LEWIS ATCHISON Reserves Worry Coach !Joanne na- ing game against Miami U. The regulars, Guard Bill Diebel, def- Wo' Oonzaga for the first time since tional champion, sank a short About 700 members, guests It’s the reserves worrying La- Colonials will spend tomorrow initely will miss the game be- 1940. bukas John birdie putt on the ninth hole to night in motel and friends of the Touchdown Coach Pete now. Parks, 207- a outside Oxford. of injury. Labukas disclosed pound tackle, injured pull evert with Mrs. Philip J. The Colonials, cause an Club welcomed the Redskins yesterday that Chris Miller has ! substitute with l strong Miami also claims lack of his knee severely the other day, Cudone, Curtis Cup player, to- first and adequate a home In style today with clinched the remaining end po- team an sec- depth quarterback, a causing the coach to remark, day in the fourth round of the ond lineup, think they at fullback sition and will play linebacker . have a and tackles, but It probably ceremonial luncheon at the Hotel “That finishes the depth.” Women’s National Amateur golf good chance of upsetting the is no on defense. He joins Tackles tournament. worse off than GW which is Statler. Graham Lacy and Nell Norman, Mike Nelson, a 150-pound Mid-American Conference cham- taking only 33-man squad The senior, has Mrs. Cudone had gone In front pions who went in a to: program was televised by Guards Matt Tobriner and Dick ! edged Dick Drum- undefeated the game. by dropping an 8-foot birdie putt nine games last year, WTTG. Fans will get a chance to Tash, Center Mike Glaser and mond for the starting left half- winning , What ] spot on No. 7. Both players had one- the three by Miami has or has not. i see the team in action via televi- End Chris Stanat on the first- back tomorrow to fill out last shutouts. however, largely mystery Sunday ] the 'over-par 37s on the front nine. Miami is rated one-touch- is a i sion when the Redskins string line. Wilson backfleld. Don Ed-' a to Coach Bo Sherman of the Detroit Lions ington quarterback. After nine holes Dorothy down favorite, largely GW. I in Buffalo. Sta- Gonzaga comes to Wilson to- j is the Mo Kir- because This meeting tion WTOP, righthalf by of Atlanta *was 1 up against it is playing will be the first i Channel 9. willcarry morrow with one game under Kaculis the and 190- on its home field game, starting pound1 Helen Siegel Wilson of while the betwen the two schools. In ad- 1 the at 2 p.m. its belt—a 0-0 tie with Anacostia 1 Duff Greene the fullback. jMrs. Colonials have both the dition. the Redskins The last ! Philadelphia. plane ride and the bus trip don't even Jim Gibbons and Eddie Galla- last Saturday—and the determi- time these schools! on have they ] met gridiron their travel the same coach had her, the team’s radlo-TV voices, nation to ruin the nickname of * on the was in the The standings after five holes schedule. last year. Ara Parseghian, last ; city championship game GW has escaped serious in- served as master of ceremonies the Wilson forward wall before 1 seven in other fourth-round matches year’s top man, ; years ago. Gonzaga juries pre- moved over to at today’s luncheon, while it catches on. But the Eagles j winning, 12- were: Mrs. Ann Casey John- in its three weeks of Northwestern, of the 7 The game one teams i George P. Marshall, team presi- are having injury troubles. tomorrow is one stone, Madison, lowa, 2 up season practice, and Coach Bo Miami beat last year, of 31 high will and took i dent, and Coach Joe Kuharich school contests sched- against Miss Greta Leone, West Sherman start an all-letter- most of his staff with him. Anacostia Game Rough \\uled for the week end. The list: Chicago, 111. man first team, with the team’s were on the list of speakers. Tailback Jim Eppard still is two other Miami is a T-formation team, i Commissioner Robert E. Mc- tomorrow Miss Clifford Ann Creed, Ope- lettermen in the sec- and Quarterback Dimitroff, Laughlin nursing a couple of fractured C«rroll at Cooltdge, 3:30. ond unit. a 5- gave the welcoming Coniaia at Wilson. 3:15. lousas, La., 2 up against Mrs. foot-11, 192-pounder, is re- i ribs and Right End Billy Moore Friends at Western, 3:30. Miami, under a new address. ,d *‘ William Hartson, San coach, garded a very field is limping from a turned ankle. ChevJ Ch,,e •* Bt AM>ans. Francisco. as smart With players going .; 3::oi ' Miss Polly Riley, Fort Worth, Johnny Pont, may not be as general. He's a slick ball han- and com- Center Jim O’Donnell may not; Bladensburr at Oeorie Washinaton. 8. powerful as it was last year. The ing in the final week before the play Wasljlnaton-Lee tt Northwestern, 8 Tex., even with Mrs. John Pen- dler, and, according to the Miami squad because of a bruised back Chamberlain at Suitland. Redskins have 14 must be reduced to 35. the Gaithersburg. 3:30. nington, Buffalo. N. Y. lettermen publicity, “has the passing accu- j received in the Anacostia game.; Wheaton at 8. back, including Redskins have lost some ground McLean at Fairfax. 8. ! Miss Anne ace Quarterback racjl and power of a howitzer.” | Halfback Jim Donoghue, a de- wakeflrld at Loudoun County. 8:30. 1 Quast, Everett, Tommy Dimitroff in preparations for their league k H Annan dal* at Falls Church. Wash., Mau- who completed He’s the strongest fensive specialist, had six Mount 8 4 up against Miss thrower< debut at Pittsburgh Septem- ...»«««•» ¦¦*»«<• Vernon at James Monroe 31 of 64 attempted passes for they’ve years on lip (Fredrrickabura). 8 reen Riley, New Castle, Pa. had in there. ber Tommy stitches sewn in his after 1 Douglass 579 yards and six touchdowns. In- 30. Runnels is be- that game. Raltimore at Spingarn. it. Jane Nelson, Indianapolis, 1 addition to his passing, he con- ginning Winchester Douslass at Cardoza. 3:30 ! Last year’s two top halfbacks year, ! to fit in nicely at left Coach Jan Jankowski claims Armstrong at Baltimore Carver. 3:15. up against Miss Wanda Sanches, verted 15 touchdowns last halfback, and Jerry Planutis McKinley Tech at Dunbar. 3. are missing, however. kicked one field goal and did Wilson will have a big advantage Eastern at Baltimore Poly. 3:30. Baton Rouge, La. seems ready, along Phelps at Huntington (Newport News) Miami will field a first-team most of the team's punting, ' with Dick IrH P in weight, about pounds to > Stewart, aver- James, give 190 Miss Marlene Font- line averaging 202 pounds, with aging 34 yards. He also to the squad a po- 175 per lineman, but otherwise Marshall at Osburn. 8 hill, Ontario, 3 up against is rated tent one-two punch at right half. Luther Jackson at Carver. 8. Mrs. GW’s line-going to 209. a grade A defensive back. his boys should be on a par, Sherwood at Havre de Grace. 8. J. Albert Hayes, Bala, Pa. Among the players who met injuries or not. SATURDAY Miss Gunderson of Kirkland, an Montgomery Blair at admiring audience that Wilson, opening its season, has Montgomery Anacostia. 2 Wash., Defending * Richard at Georgetown eliminated crowded the Statler’s banquet i|v -" had two outside scrimmages and * Prep 2. Champion Pat Lesser *1 Laurel at LaPlata, 2. yesterday, room were John Paluck, rookie they are objects of concern for St. Mary’s at Bt. Stephen’*, 2 and Miss DeMarco Plans to Fight Creed defeated' Bar- end from University Herndon vs. Hammond at the of wfflimMtjM * j&iJSr. .v Labukas GW. 2. Mclntire, and his assistants. The Oroveton at George Mason. 2 bara runnerup in the Pittsburgh, and Harry Babcock, Tigers played Tech on “even” Washington-Lee JV at Oar-Field. 2. United States Open. .-~ High Women’s former Georgia end who played •lafr-co''- :^! ._££. pounded by , Point vs. Oxon Hill at North- terms but were Suit- western, 8. Joanne didn't let the defend- Suspension by with the San Francisco Forty- Parker-Gray Heights (Wil- New York land, 9 touchdowns at Bruton to 2. liamsburg)., 2. ing champion win a hole and Niners. Both reported Tuesday. ' s.d -'vs fflMjjjMOT'^PMmoPaKMiM^ NEW YORK, Sept. (A*).— manager "I don’t know if we really have SUNDAY was even with par for 20 for DeMarco for'Working lineup good St.
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