HEART ATTACK IS FATAL REDSKINS THE EVENING STAR Packers Roll YOU BE THE W ashinglon, 0. C., MtnJor, Octebtr 12, 11SI A-19 QUARTERBACK Bell's Death Shakes Guglielmi, Anderson By FOREST EVABHEVBKI ZEIBERT ROUTED IN CLUB FINAL OnasMcHan, QUESTION Pro Football World Aa Virginia Military Institute Team Up for Redskins and William and Mary battla, a Saxe's Long Continued From Fate A-II Practice Hornung Continued From Page A-I8 Cabe recovered for the Red- 30-mile-an-hour wind blow* successful young general man- Star the humid, 84-degree tempera- sklns on the 1-yard .line. An- from goal post to goal post. You ager of the Baltimore Colts: ture and after being short on other fumble, one by Con- are the VMI quarterback. Paul Brown, of Continued From Page A-ll this Pays coach-executive long Off at Norbeck a throw to Anderson and rad, followed the next time In the first quarter William the Browns, and Joe Tittle passed 14 yards to Billy Cleveland two more to Joe Walton, re- Chicago got the ball, and this and Mary, going with the wind, Lenny Saxe, a practice K. with 137- Donoghue, assistant league Wilson and 75 yards to R. C. Dr. A. Leon won tired in favor of Gugllelmi. was costly. On the first play scored twice to lead 14-0. In fanatic, chipped and putted his i 7-180. They had an sl-7-74 treasurer. Owens for scores. Ralph had his troubles at Ougllelml stepped back, gave the second quarter you, aided How the felt about the way to his first club champion- In Saturday’s scotch foursome owners Ollle Matson, acquired by the start, but after the pay-off Anderson a chance to get Into by the big blow, tied the (core, Bell was Indicated in comments ship at Norbeck Country Club play and a net best ball of 63 Rams for nine players, was the pitch to Anderson, he master- high gear, and fired. 14-14. In the third quarter yesterday, defeating handicap yester- yesterday after they learned of you Duke Zel- in the event decisive factor as Los Angeles, minded an 80-yard splurge for More passes by Hill, with an again have the wind, and bert, 7 and 8. In the scheduled day. his death. now 1-2, came from the team's Interference penalty against now, with six seconds behind third touchdown to left to 38-hole finals. Sal Dt Mato and Oeorge Paul Brown "He was an against the Bears < 1 -2). Matson cap a day. Washington’s Bill Btlts helping, play In the period, you have a successful Cornwell next, 137-6—131, awful lot of this professional ground out 199 yards in 31 The game was almost a com- brought the visitors winging second down and one on your Baxe haa been Norbeck’* were football probably the, out- carries and set up three plete reversal of the back downfleld immediately own 28. lowest handicap player for sev- and Paul O’Brylen and Admiral touch- first meet- M. McCoy third, i standing commissioner In if down strikes by Quarterback ing between the teams, when after. On the first play of the You have not scored In this eral seasons, but he had not H. 150-18 sports." Billy Wade. Joe Marconi scored the Redskins frittered away fourth quarter, Hill threw what quarter aa the William and Mary been beyond the semifinals of 132. club championship. GOOSE CREEK—The Heltn George They will the winning touchdown in the their chances with a series of should have been a touchdown line has stiffened, with their the How- Marshall—" he continued his O’Meara Trophy for the hi»- never find as final period, plunging one yard costly fumbles. Yesterday the pass to John Crow, but Wood- right linebacker especially po- aver. faithful 1 a commissioner - - to cap a 63-yard Cardinals mlscued four ley Lewis was detected shoving tent In stopping your practice sessions, probably a band and wife championship good as Bell, no matter whom drive. times runs and went to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph and each time a Washington on the play and instead of get- with your reeelveri dropping holdover from his teenage days they pick." Unitas Balls Out Colts pro , Smyth, 172 minus 28 handicap Reeves, Los player recovered. Nixon rubbed ting six points Chicago got a your passes. when he was an assistant at Dan owner of the City. for 144. Mrs. Smyth added the Angeles Rams—"A tremendous Quarterback Ed Brown it in by varying his offense 15-yard penalty. On first down you made nine Atlantic passed for two of the my trophy to the women’s cham- . to football and also a per- Bears’ with double-wing formations After that narrow escape. yards with a quick opener “He beat me at own loss BERT BELL scores. 43 yards to helped game,” Zelbert, short-game pion which she won last week • sonal loss. He was a great com- rookie Wil- that open up the Cards’ Guglielmi called on Ed Sutton. agkinat a 7-2-2 defense (7 line- a —AP Photo lard Dewveall of Southern (Pop) Johnny expert, for the fourth time. missioner." defenses. Coach Frank Bosseler. James and men. 2 linebackers. 2 half- said. It was the third Methodist and 88 yards to Har- Ivy said his men Olszewski to march the ball backs), losing performance for Duke Mr. and Mrs. Buck Hammer weren't com- running off the left side ’ Wednesday lon were next with 183-35—148. To Meet brother, John C. Bell, is a jus- Hill—the latter the longest pletely surprised by the ma- from Washington's 20-yard line iof the Indian line. Rate these in the finals. scoring pass play Edwin J. Anderson, Detroit tice of the State Supreme Court in Bear his- neuver but they had trouble to its third touchdown. One calls 1.2, 3 and 4. Saxe holed a 55-footer for a BELLE HAVEN—Dick Schu- Lions—“Bell was a ifevel-headed a lieutenant gov- tory. Johnny Morris, second- stopping it. of the key plays was a 40- Long pass down middle. birdie thre on the 9th and sank macher, a 6-handicap golfeu and former year administrator who met every , man from Santa Barbara Bosseler Goes Over yard jump pass to Walton on Long pass, receiver faking In, three other 35-footers in the defeated Garland Marple. a 10- ernor of the State. State, problem head-on. His death is Bell entered the NFL in 1933 ran back a punt 78 yards Fullback Ma 1 Hammack's the Chicago 30. breaking out. morning round, which ended handlcap player, 3 and 2. In a tragic thing. Bell has done when he and Lud Wray, a fos- for the other Chicago score. bobble, recovered by End Ed Hill Nailed for Safety Punt to take advantage of with Saxe 4 up. the finals of the Randall Caton more for professional football > The Bears’ running game Meadows, touched off the first The hard-working James' sec- wind. ' Baxe was two (over par for • Memorial tournament, a han- mer football teammate of his only than any other man. He will during his undergraduate days netted 21 yards. Washington scoring drive. This ond fumble of the sultry after- Quick opener off left side to the 30 holes. dicap match-play event honor- ing president be sorely missed by the entire at the University of Pennsyl- Johnny Unitas bailed the was a 39-yard advance fea- noon. recovered by Bill Koman make first down. Other flight winners: the first of the tured by running Washington up (Answer Fngo A-tl) club. I league.” vania, took over the franchise Colts out of danger. He threw the of Jim on the 20, set on l»t—Wsltsr DUntr def Norn un- New Giants , Yellowjackets. passes, Podoley, Dick and Don Chicago’s ion. U and 3 As an example of how dis- Jack Mara. York of the Frankford three touchdown in- James second touchdown 3d—BPhiladelphia out front in the last quarter. 1-yard line. aneak. Continued From Page A-18 sth— Ben lasi del. Marty atlver. 1 Harry Older, runnnr- Was Fenn Quarterback. dressing up. up championship, Wednesday after the funeral to It was the 28th consecutive Meadows dislocated his shoul- Any fleeting hopes the Cardi- Cardinals' room when dth—Sid Goldstein del Irwin Rei- . In the club the problem of a new Bell attended Episcopal and league game in which Unitas der two plays later and was nals may have entertained after interviewed after the game. man. 7 and J won the eighth flight in the discuss Delaney 7th—Dr Loula Karen del. Mai : Academies and Haver, has thrown at least one scoring replaced by Art Gob. that were dispelled when Bob Walter Wolfner. executive di- Breasler. 1 up IB holes. Caton Memorial. f commissioner. : ford Preparatory School rector of the club, Vince Lombardi, Green Bay ] before pass. Three touchdown tosses The Cardinals retaliated late Toneff nailed Hill in the end and Charles ARGYLE—Georgia Mae Mc- Other flight winners: entering Penn in 1915. in the period when King for W. iStormy) Bldwlll, Jr„ presi- Keever and Mrs. Cush, Con*ol»eion—C»p(. Packers “I don’t know how 1 by Tobin Rote to Howard Cas- same zone a safety with less than Frank 1 t> I. Q. Peters del. outstanding quar- dent of Cardinals, J M Semple, 3 and 2 him in the league.” He was an sady kept the (0-3) Hill filled the air with footballs two minutes to go. the sat in who for various reasons post- let—P»t we’ll replace Lions in . Bator def. John McElro.v, terback the varsity football « another by themselves 1 and Vic Ban Francisco 1 on contention throughout. and took them 93 yards to a CHICAOO CARDS .. . 7 <1 7—14 room poned their Women’s club I 4 2. Morabito. teams of 1916 and 1917. WASHINGTON . 7 0 7 »—3:l “Our defeat 2nd—Bert Hardin* def. Dr. Morgan Forty-Niners “We lost our Then, Don booming score. The former Rice star was not caused championship final for more ! Dehney. 2 and 1. at Chandler's Chico: Touchdowns—Hill 1 France. On his re- line. Anderson 157, pass Irom as hard as ever, but ning, 1 up. def. Hugh McGee. all and we loved him.” most of the day and the Giants Ougllenml), 11, run). sth—Art Hoffman us turn to Early Sutton Points things 3 and 2. short, energetic, Penn in 1919 he was (2-1) despite gaining in the third quarter, alter touchdown—Baker. ;i. Safety— didn't break well for us. It was the third straight flth—Harry The out- won only Hill B. Smith def. Rock elected captain of the football with both teams hitting for I tackled In end zone by Toneff'. They (the Redskins) didn't out- title for Georgia Grundman. 1 up spoken little man from Phila- 250 yards to Cleveland's 343. Mae, and she 7th—Doug team. keeps, hustle us, but today you saw us player Riley def. John Vaughan, delphia first became commis- Char lie Conerly engineered the the Cards had the first has beaten a different in 5 and 4 graduation 1920, fumbling l Bth—Harry Ed Crone, 5 under a three- After his in deciding thrust in the chance to break the tie after INDIVIDUAL instead of them. We the final each year. They were| Older def. sioner in 1946. Bell loined the Penn coaching second recovering lost and 4. year calling for an period, scoring James' fumble and two touchdowns on a fum- finalists in the District Ama- contract ; staff then headed by the late himself on a pounding ble and penalty. That OXON RUN —The women $25,000 a year. The one-foot plunge at the end of down to the Wash- STATISTICS a was teur this year, with Miss Mc- estimated John Heisman. He served as ington 4-yard the decided their club champion- up three contracts ! an 80-yard drive. line. But Ham- RUSHING difference.’’ Keever winning. owners tore backfleld coach until 1928. In Mc- ** * * ship at 18 holes, with Mrs. Syl- then, writing new for mack fumbled and Richie REDSKINS SPRING—Max since ones 1930 and 1931 he served Groza’s Kick Blocked N«t Yds. Lon* In INDIAN via Seymour winning with an as Player Att. Gained Gain TD the Redskins’ dressing longer terms. The last was . Podoley 16 Jeweler shot an 84 and de- 89. Low Mrs. Anna backfleld coach at Temple Uni- MiltPlum passed 33 yards to touchdown, passing for two 2 !? 0 room, Nixon was asked how it net went to given to him in 1953. It was , one James 18 70 10 <( ducted 20 handicap strokes to 1 Friel with 104-31—73. versity. Bobby Mitchell for the kicking goal Bosseler 10 27 l felt to be tied for the lead in at $50,000 year Browns’ more and a field 4<) 13 win the Judge Harold Hender- for 12 years a Bell never faced away from Button 11 7 1 the Eastern Division. COLUMBIA—Match play in with a SIO,OOO yearly pension , score in the fourth period after and three extra points. Guglielmi 3 13 -7 0 son Cup with net 64. Aaron a situation. “I was born with Olasewiki 2 3 2 0 “Tied my eye,” he implied. a' the annual Cummings Cup be- payment. Pat Summerall’s 31-yard field SAN FRANCISCO __ 3 3 14 U—SO Miller next with 84-19—65. the name De Benneville and GREEN BAY 77 0 7—SI I CARDINALS was gins next week end. Gen. I goal had boosted the Giants’ Net Yds. Lon* “We re on top.” Pay, Climb Stn Francisco: TD. Wilson Lou Groza’s from Tittle), Owens <75. pass from Att. Gained Gain TD Nixon said the Redskins 1 Decker and Bill con- Hammack 17 92 16 o Becker with a 71 and Roger Bell took else that comes along,” he said. version bid was Tittle). PAT. Davis 2. FO, Davis 2. Conrad were a “(rood team when they are the favorites after a medal- When over as com- 1 blocked by Sam <2B, 32). 3 11 8 o Squitero, 74. • De Benneville (Bert) Hill 8 14 2 winning best ball of 72 from missioner from Elmer Layden, Bell Huff. Groza also missed a 46- Green Bay: TD. McGee (30, pass want to be, but up until now from MrHan). Hornung 6534 4th Qu . StJ N w a faithful friend to whom loy- JA. 4.003, I »*•"“ I Dl. 7-8820 alty first and JU ' DU. 7-SSOO was foremest. lilt* N 1),*.. Dn.« ¦ ®*OOVO ¦ He died he had lived, ¦ ¦ WeMy o< Foe Forking as watch- . Mo* a*4 lhu»» IA M Ml* . .... ? ¦ °* *> ing pro ¦ #w Mo* o*4 Th wr» Bam Mm H lNDA 'l AN S AT 691 MAINE S.W. (ON WATERFRONT) - AYE.. THE football. Other Deri •aM «P m ¦ ¦ Bamiq6Fm~ u u Bell was the son of the dis- M Other Don 8 4 m 6 F m M trict attorney of this city. His I