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. John’s at Mount St. Joseph (Balti- 14 holes. The State Athletic Commission Paddy’s them into the a team or not,” Labukas r more), 2. She is the USGA junior February 2 bout with ] long enough get good cham- has suspended Paddy to a line pion. DeMarco, i Don Jordan in Los Angeles. on their potential is of the former lightweight champion, one the Knapp, under oath, admitted : Kuharich’s problems. Clifford Ann, Western jun- the grounds that he had , ior champion on a convictions for felonious assault Babcock was San Francisco’s President's Cup Sailing Races who relaxes before person with criminal record matches with a yo-yo, beat Miss a and bookmaking. bonus choice in 1953 and could acting as his manager “or under- “ Mclntire, 1, hearing help the Redskins if he MARYLAND’S BIG PROBLEM —Jim Brown, 6- 3 and and was 1 cover” manager. After the the 28- ¦ succeeds Draw Big Out-of-town Fleet over par for 17 holes. ;year-old DeMarco insisted his ’ in shaking the injury Jinx that foot-1, 203-pound halfback for Syracuse University, DeMarco, who reigned briefly testimony “was lhas beset him during his three Advance entries for the sail- The international “grand slam" honest” and 1 . port. Conn,: Stewart Brown, as lightweight king March, :years hopes to give the University of Maryland a busy of the Women’s British, United from ,that he had never done any-/ in pro football. Paluck ing races which wind up the 1956 Baltimore; Bengt Johnson, 5 to November 17, 1954, bitterly thing •is so far afternoon in the season opener for both teams States and French champion- wrong. behind it will be at President’s Cup Regatta this Glenhead, N. Y., and Eugene denied the accusation. He said least a month before he Saturday at College Park. The Maryland coaching ships remained the goal for an- “I haven’t had a manager ; can week end indicate a large out- Thorman, City Island, N. Y. he would ask for a hearing on begin to show the form staff expects to Brown in on to 70 per other year for Margaret (Wiffi) since Jimmy Dixon died about that see 60 cent of-town fleet will be on hand to Lightning the decision within 10 days ’ made The class had Smith of St. Clair, Mich., as three years ago.” DeMarco said, the Redskins take him as of the Syracuse plays. A third-team All-America compete for The Evening Star drawn Dave Shay of North who commission rules permit. theirj No. 2 draft choice. trophies. owns two of the Crowns. The “Since then I have been giving choice last year, Brown plays safety on defense. Plainfield, N. J., whose boat One Julius Helfand, today by 19-year-old Wiffi three-putted commission i one-third of my purse to Dixon’s This was announced Hoss Shay is a familiar entry at chairman, yesterday’s/ Sailing Edgar yesterday on the 19th-hole and also used widow. She gets one-third and Chairman Powers regatta time, and James G. Car- hearing to criticize Manager BATTING prepare [lost to Mrs- Ann Casey Johnstone, Sam I get two-thirds and no one SYRACUSE as committees for the: : son of Irvington, N. J. Boardman of Marlborough, Continued From Page C-l opening jwho won the first of her four ii else gets anything. Jimmy Continued From Page C-l race off Hains Point Conn., selling per ] Olmedo's Upset Saturday 10 In the Thistle one of lowa State championships 15 for a 10 cent Knapp is only my friend and i aoolished by the major league average, at a.m. division, touchdown 11 touch- interest in his 20-year-old son, my manager.” scoring As many as 12 classes will sail the fastest classes entered, two years ago. not i rules committee after downs for 31 completions. sailors from Collingwood, N. J., Larry Boardman, to Frank : the a three-race series. Second race Miss Stewart ; I 1954 World Series. Ed Albright, his predecessor, are signed aboard—S. advanced with (Blinky) Palermo. Only for all is set at 2 p.m. Saturday J. Harris a 2-and-l victory over Mrs. John two men ever won the showed a reluctance to pass ex- and Ed Walsh. manager Haney, American League batting title * $f Hoad Earns and the final Sunday at 10 a.m. K. Barry of Chevy Chase, Md., Palermo is of Johnny ' Trowbridge cept in an obvious situation. George Irvington, Saxton, former welterweight with fewer than 400 at bats. Ty The Syracuse publicist Regatta Queen Joan Drew Francis of the District of Columbia cham- believes early champion, Cobb took the crown with .368 depth awards The Star trophies Sun- N. J., is one of the entrants pion, and Mrs. Hayes ousted Mrs. who lost his title to'And Logan Fined his team has more than in the Carmen Basilio at Syracuse I in 1914 when he had 345 at bats at any time in recent years, with day at 4 p.m. at Hains Point Inn. Penguin class. Ralph I. Raynor of Oreland, Pa., Sep- PITTSBURGH, Sept. 20 f/P). ] tember 12. Palermo has no li- in 97 games and finished 24 Aussie's two exceptions. There’s nobody Powers predicts one of the Other classes are Chesapeake 3 and 2. Manager Fred Haney of Praise points ahead of Eddie Collins. largest 20s, cense in New York. the!] In like Jim Brown in the second fleets of Snipe class sail- the Flying Dutchman; the 1 LOS ANGELES, Sept. UP).— Braves and two of his players : 1932 Dale Alexander won with 20 ' backfleld, and Don Althouse, a boats in years. Nearly a third Jolly Boat, Hamptons, Comets.: The commission first disal-! 'Unheralded Alex Olmedo of of all entries up to yes- Tempests lowed a proposed I have been fined because of a .367 with 392 at bats in 124 ’ good end and the punter, will received Dusters, and Tech 1 October 1 bout! ¦ games. Only .-feru, 1956 United States inter- terday were in this class. at St. Nicholes Arena ruckus with Umpire twice since 1939 has j not make the trip. Althouse suf- dinghies. Jockey between:: : Henry thej AL champion had less than collegiate titleholder. registered They include two women skip- Powers expects more than a Coition's DeMarco and Johnny Busso | sered a shoulder separation in and: : (Shag) Crawford in last Satur- > 500 at bats—Billy Goodman in r*n astonishing upset when he the last scrimmage, pers, Lucia M. Guest of Greens- 100 windjammers for the series then announced DeMarco's in- : i day game Hoad, ; s with the Phillies. 1050 and Ferris Fain in 1951. defeated Lew Australia’s j Brown carried the ball 15 more boro, N. C., and Phyllis King of which is sponsored by the Chesa- definite suspension. Haney said he and Shortstop Wimbledon champion, in the Westfield, in The In the modern history of the : times than Ed Vereb last year in N. J. Others the peake Bay Yacht Racing Asso- commission also definitely , Johnny Logan were fined ] third round in the Pacific South- Injuries suspended SIOO National League, three batting ’ two fewer games. Snipes are Joseph Remlin, West- ciation. Fatal DeMarco’s trainer, |i.each and that Pitcher Bob Trow- < champions had less than 400. West tennis tournament. Joseph Buoncore, * He has more help in the back- CLEVELAND, Sept. 20 VP).— and barred 11'bridge was assessed SSO by War- ] Eugene (Bubbles) Hargrave of The 20-year-old 6-footer, a year, Mary- ' ' ‘ Jimmy Knapp, [ field this but still ¦ Wl*\i Jockel Roger spilled DeMarco's al- i ren Giles, National League presi- | the 1926 Reds went up 326 times .-Junior at the University of figures he Conlon. feged manager and lifelong Southern ¦ land will be about 60 when his mount fell i dent. | and batted .353, Debs Garms of California, sent the per of Syracuse September; (friend, from all boxing clubs Haney, Logan, '¦ or 70 cent the 13 during a race at the Cranwood Trowbridge, | the 1940 Pirates batted 358 times to the sidelines yesterday in the State. . -Aussie ’ offense ATCHISON'S |' Third Baseman Eddie Mathews forj .355 average and Ernie By of 7—5, 4—6, 6—4. track here, died at Marymount After a scores NOTES—Fans going to the i both DeMarco and : and Outfielder Chuck Tanner ] Lombardi of the 1942 hit T:. The match had the gallery at Hospital last night. He had suf- Braves ; Maryland Stadium from South- Knapp had testified that Knapp were ejected after mixing words , on Only two Los Angeles Tennis Club in fered head and internal injuries. manage .330 309 at bats. 3U»e -east and Northeast will find It ANGLE did not DeMarco the! with Crawford over his call on ] champions uproar, and Hoad, after His Let’s Go Jr., NL since 1942 batted -in an 1 more convenient to use the mount. was commission introduced a Cali- ; a pitch by Trowbridge. The ] fewer Cav- All-out try in the third and de- By F. ATCHISON running last when he stumbled fornia than 500 times—Phil ¦ Washington-Baltimore Express- LEWIS contract showing that I; Braves lost. 6-5, and with the de- i arretta in 1945 and Carl Furillo -iefting set, had nothing but and fell in front of the Jimmy Knapp - way and take the Greenbelt exit. club- had signed as feat1 toppled from first place. Ij in 1953. -praise for Olmedo. From Northwest, the best route house. Conlon was tossed on hard, *‘l tried but Olmedo cer- will be Michigan to You easy dollar bet- • gained and lost department. He’s his head. The horse suffered no tainly played well,” avenue can win an Hoad said Queens Chapel, to Colesville ting that Judge Art Stickley, who i been at it since, despite a few injury. Stewards were unable later. road. University lane, which Is sits on the court bench at Hay- • setbacks that might have dis- to say what caused the horse to Specials Olmedo and "I Hoad. Australia's 1 being four-laned from New market, Va., is sharpening pen- couraged a less interested per- fall. Cup FRI.-SAT. top Davis star and top- Hampshire to the Uni- cils, filling pens and tapping i son. I avenue an Conlon began his brief career! seed rd foreign entrant in this : versity, will be open and impatient toe until pro foot- *** * con- the riding for the Stable tournament, fought on even work be ball gets underway. The ! Brookmeade struction will halted. season There was the time several under Trainer Preston Burch. tertns for the first 10 games in However, people from Silver judge, or Art, as he prefers, has years ago, for example, when a i His contract later leased by the first set. Spring, Bethesda and Kensing- been official scorer for the Red- trailer-truck smashed into his was getting various trainers and Maryland Olmedo. who was in ton might try other routes, in- skins’ home games most of the ' car and put Stickley in the hos- first serve for frequent aces, fans will recall that the likeable ’! cluding Philadelphia avenue, by last 20 years, and he gets a little pital with a badly injured neck. Il youngster rode at -Broke Hoad’s service in the 11th' the Takoma Fire House and to pink when you mention it Luckily, the Redskins the minor - were on past years ” tracks for the three and won his own in the 12th. Bill Cobey, athletic director, is “I didn’t want the job he i the road two weeks and Art was The Peruvian quick- and was the leading rider at went out introducing a "Family Plan’’ in able to appear the third week, ' ly in front, 3—l. in the second confesses, “because 1 was one of!¦ Timonium in 1954. an effort to combat the baby- wearing an enormous and un- set, those people who said pro He also rode at the mile but Hoad rallied, won five sitting problems. The price in foot-!! comfortable leather brace. He tracksj straight in Maryland, at Delaware and eventually the set. the family section will be $2 for ball never would go here, and I had to bribe the doctors to let Park Twice it appeared that Olmedo and Charles Town. Conlon was adults and $1 for children. wanted to have my Sundays free.”; ’ him out of the hospital for the ”, “Wilton”, Buffered poor calls from the of- a native of Flushing, N. Y. These tickets will be on sale at The law, officiating, sports; ;game, and crawled right back __ “Kennedy", pf ficials but it didn’t phase him. the West gate. High school stu- writing and statistics kept Stick- jin bed when it was over. hert! In other men’s singles matches dents and enlisted servicemen ley busy the of the time, through in rest He’s worked bitter S Jesterday Gil Shea of Los An- uniform will be admitted for sl. from October until Thanksgiving weather when the ink froze in Faurot Confirms 2.99 geles beat Billy Talbert of New The Syracuse team will arrive Day. • and there —-—A.99 his fountain pen, was S 6 99 York, 6—2, 6 —3; Ham Richard- tomorrow morning in two char- Virginia alumnus, played that trying day when the Red- Plans to Retire of Baton A who 1 COLUMBIA, S 7 49 •on Rouge, La., beat tered planes and willlimber up at of his football in prep i skins were shut out in a cham- Mo., Sept. 20 VP). UCLA, 6—2,7—5: most Faurot, s 9,49 m Mike Green of the stadium tomorrow afternoon. school, Stickley is pretty sure; pionship game by a certaift team —Don veteran Univer- rs 13.49 ?|f Art Larsen of San Leandro, Coach Tommy Mont of the Terps football! from Chicago. That one kept him sity of Missouri football coach, Calif., he was the first official I i defeated Mike Franks of! will use the Friday-off routine of statistician in this neck of the; i; overtime while he added up the has confirmed reports that he UCLA, 9—7, B—6: Ashley Coop- his predecessor. woods. He kept the figures for'visitors’ figures. will relinquish his coaching er of Australia downed his duties at the end of the present fel-: Mont is sending John Idzik to the late Bryan Morse, then sports ** * * countryman, An-; season to devote full time the Jew Malcolm Berkeley, Calif., to scout Baylor, editor of the old Herald, start- Stickley’s statistics used to SHOES' 6—3, were athletic directorship. tferson. 6 —4, 3—6. and Maryland’s third opponent, while ing back in 1927. by Herb Flam of Beverly on the radio announcers The 54-year-old Faurot, in- Hills de-j Joe Moss and Roy Lester will Bryan introduced whose names will be recalled by Bob Kimbrell of USC, Wake It was who i ventor of the split-T formation, Seated scout Forest against Wil- Stickley to pro football. Bryan oldtimers. The list included *— & Ted! plans night 2. 6—2. liamI Mary.—WHITTLESEY. Fred Phalor, Nor- announced his last got hold of Art- who was on a Austenkamp, at a meeting of his varsity and d3HL:A fishing trip, ! the late and asked if he man Brokenshire and squads. log the; Tony He separated freshman He has been m wouldn’t statistics of Wakeman. coaching at Missouri since 1935 I home game in the from the losses for Campbell Gets Bad Redskins’ second i gains with the exception of a period Scare Murphy 1937 as a personal favor to him. Georgetown when Gabe during World War II when he “Just this once,” Stickley was graduate manager, and later Navy Schwagel succeeded coached1 teams at lowa Pre- grumbled, laying down his fish- when Rome Flight and Jacksonville Naval Before Gabe. He did the same for Jim I ill! § Setting New Mark ing pole, “but please don’t ever George Washington, Air Station. N’S CONISTON. England. Sept. water. Something is adrift. ask me again.” Pixlee at The St. Louis Post Dispatch and Bergman at Catholic Uni- 50 (fl*).—Donald Campbell roared What the hell is happening?” ** * * I said Clay Cooper, Faurot’s as- bis hydroplane Bluebird to a versity. Maryland is the only SHOES | But calmly he continued to Stickley’s first assistant was J. sistant since 1947, is reported to water speed of major school in the local area new world record tell the shore what was happen- former have the inside track for the an Lake Maynard Magruder, ' that hasn't used Stickley’s flg- 235 36 miles hour on ing: “I am braking like hell. I member of the Virginia House head coaching job. However, the Coniston. but he had to survive -1 ures to measure its progress on newspaper do not know what has happened. Delegates, and his second was enjoyed also mentioned as a terrifying ordeal. taking ;of i the gridiron. And he’s possible Volney a* I am a beating. I am Tulloch, sports choice Ashford, •..'The 36-year-old Briton yester- the late Jack > almost every minute of it. Valley College down to 100 m.p.h. I do not editor of the Alexandria Gazette, Stickley had to wait until coach of Missouri day broke his own record of know at Marshall. Mo. what happened.” incurable sports fan and - Sammy Baugh before 2X6 02 m.p.h. set in the Jet-pro- an a retired he —" Then came a sigh of relief loyal Redskin from the day he ' lay claim to the distinc- if jpSled Bluebird on Lake Mead. from Campbell and could GOLF CARTS GOLF CARTS v? % §• the news: first laid eye on the club. tion of being the “oldest” Red- 0 I Nrv.. last November 16. “She seems all right now.” Three Features m hg<|94 Reg. $22.50 "CHICAGO" "He reached a speed of 286 “During an exciting game. ’j skin in point of service aside OO W/ All the time Campbell’s at- George Marshall, pres- m.p.h. his first the Art recalls, “Jack would jump i from the on run over tractive wife Dorothy and his second thought, On Capitol Arena's ,1 W ROLLER RINK SKATES back, On Art 5 111 ;up. pound Jbeasured kilometer and came mother Lady Campbell, sat nerv- me on the let ident. If § 164 The out a whoop and yell. ‘Wasn’t/isn’t sure he’s yet entitled to the Back at just over m.p.h. ously listening to the messages. Mat Card Tonight ' the average for two that a beautiful play?’ accolade. -Record is His wife covered her face as forgot $12.00 Vonity \ completed give dang “I almost ‘Bottle Cox,’ One of the biggest wrestling Ret. I S successive runs with- Campbell said, "She’s all right.” He didn’t a about he remembered. “I wonder how an hour. marking the length of or pre- ~ Jln a run | long he’s been in charge of the shows of the season will be FOOTBALL SHOES ah w I But the son of the late Sir pass when the Redskins made a 2.9* ~t Hennemier clock?" sented tonight at Capitol Arena ¦ SKATE CASES Campbell Fired good gain, • 5 Malcolm one-time but he was a wonder- Well have to ask Bottle about T.TT SKATE SKIRTS 298 with three feature bouts the • world king of speed on land and ful guy to work with, neverthe- on SKATE TIGHTS 129 ' that. , g±‘* gS T water—set the new record only As Calgary Coach less.” card. - | O Q • SKATING HOSE “ VataHT | t|| after the ordeal that jolted even CALGARY. Sept. 20 UP).— Stickley actually hasn't kept Hans Schmidt and Buddy (Na- -98 ~ his iron nerves. Jack Hennemier was fired yes- statistics continuously for the e Irish-SMU Movies ture Boy i Rogers take on theB rolled terday two decades, She like mad.” he said. from bis job as coach of last because for two Great Scott and Gordet in \ Washington's Largest Selection •'1 have never heard such a cow the Calgary Stampeders of the years he was busy charting the s On TV Sunday Night a team match. In my life. I nearly passed out. Western Interprovincial Football offensive plays used by the Red- Films of Saturday’s Notre The other top bouts are Karl *\ GUNS and AMMO ” skins against illVlVlra* \ • Remington • • 'jsJ don't know what happened union. Dud DeGroot charted Von Hess Jack Allen and uWI Winchester Fos Dame-Southern Methodist foot- • Then the boyish-looking Hennemier formerly was a line the defensive plays, and their J Frenchie Roy against Cowboy W \ \ Mosshurg • Ithaca • Marlin game by • • • asked for a glass of coach at the University of Mary- work was rehashed by Coach -1 ball will be televised Tom Bradley. All three of these Browning Savoge Husgroma it slowly Washington Ray Flaherty squad • Station WTTO Sunday from 10 bouts two out znaater. drank and soon land and an aide at and his the 1 are scheduled for • - . gecovered his composure. ti Lee and Duke He Joined following week while preparing j to IX pm Bob Wolff will narrate of three falls. 60-minute time m ARCHERY BOWS —TARGETS—- * Soon after he started his run. the Stampeders in 1955. for the next game. DeGroot. iff On the following Sunday. Sep- limit. j ARROWS—ACCESSORIES Campbell reported to the radio Calgary is in last place In the you remember, succeeded Dutch l tember 30. WTTO will show films In a one fail. 20-m:nute open- | control station: "I am getting a Western Conference with two i Bergman as head coach in 1944 I of the game between North Caro- er at 9 o’clock. 8010 Hakawa will bell of a shaking Shipping victories in seven games. and Art went back to the yards s Una and Oklahoma. meet Jack Vinsky. THU AS., 9 TO 9; FRI.-SAT., 9 TO rmsmmmmm