• THE EVENING STAR. Washington, O. C. ON DEFENSE TDHMti DOT—M U, IMI McCABE SHINES C-2 . !Race Franchise Ex-Water Boy Proving ' AtHot Springs Standout for Steelers •f; • xAtMik-*-' ' |a. ¦< . ¦, ¦¦ PITTSBURGH, Oct. 10 <*).— McCabe was the Steelers’ 22d * % j Eight years ago a frail-looking i draft choice. He relates he Ruledl Invalid tTS youth walked up to Art Rooney < didn’t think he had a chance 1 ' PL. ... -;;2 Ark., Oct. 18 „ i | '„- * . owner of the Pittsburgh at training camp “because I LITTLE ROCK. i K ¦ Stealers Supreme ; and asked for too small.” UP).—The Arkansas a Job. was yesterday the "Do you think you’re big "Everybody kept telling Court ruled that me,; r . 4 -. enough to carry a water bucket?” get a you’re present franchise under which i H 'mfm. vi •You’ll cut in hurry, j operates drawled Rooney. big guys, Oaklawn Jockey Club too small, those will racing “Well,Ican try,” the youngster trample you.” McCabe said. “But horse1 at Hot Springs is m |p d M-M. replied. Imade up my mind Iwas going void.1 1 “I hated to turn the kid down,” to try and by luck I made the That means the Arkansas Rooney recalls, “and I’m glad, squad. I just hope I can stick. Racingl Commision may now now that I didn’t. He’s turned It’s not like playing college ball < open three sealed competing bids out to be quite a football player. These guys are tough.” —including one from Oaklawn—- Maybe just watching the pros for a new franchise. j WkM for Help I helped.” Credits Veterans 1 And it may mean that next Now 24, still shy. but a few The former University of year’s racing meeting could be; young- Pittsburgh star, weighs ( 3 pounds heavier, same who customary J , the delayed beyond its ’ ''M rjm .. ster now is one of the .standouti slightly over 175 pounds, credits February-March] dates. •- n I ' 109 I Steeler defensive backs. His i Quarterback Jim Finks and End name is Richie McCabe. BIU McPeak. along with Dick New Traek Possible % *ffi Flanagan and Dale DodrUl, with John G. Celia of St. Louis, - < *' Proves He Can See wi A BE* *, helping him. president] of Oaklawn Jockey | mm . .J"Mg5 Sw" •¦* ; say McCabe, who ":ailHWrt jflßDf LaHpBWBBBfc. ÜBI Some that “We’ve got a lot of rookies ( Club, has declared no other wears glasses, can’t see too well for veterans like i group will be permitted to use ¦K. jHj “That’s a lot of and if it wasn't ¦ without them. I j!Finks, McPeak and DodrUl help- t the dub’s Hot Springs pl%pt. I mMKi bJ| talk,” McCabe says. "I can see right!” ing us out—well we wouldn't be If another bidder should be I urm all where we are now.” awarded, the racing franchise And he’s proved it on the field. training games, thg back There was talk at the andi Celia should hold to his In four rookie Rooney has Intercepted two passes and j camp that hired McCabe stand.« It would be necessary to PI mJrsM scampered 50 yards for a touch- \ because of his friendship with construct< another track. down after a fumble recovery. 1 Rooney’s two sons. The Supreme Court said the . MEXICAN HORBEMEN HOSPITALIZED—CoIumbus, Ohio—Dr. Rene ViUar- One of his pass interceptions “Even if he grew up with current( Oaklawn franchise is in- real of Monterrey, Mexico, resident surgeon at St. Anthony Hospital here, was on' against the Philadelphia Eagles Rooney,1 it didn’t make a bit of,valid because it was granted on i hand when four members of the Mexican Army horse show team were hospital* Saturday night helped the i difference to me,” Head Coach Aprilj 13, 1954. to extend for 10) ized after an automobile accident while en route to the Pennsylvania National Steelers to a crucial 13-7 victory ’ Walt Kiesling commented. “The years, from May 14, 1954. Atthe his abil- horse show at Harrisburg, Pa. Dr. Villarreal examines the injured knee of Capt. that kept them in a tie for the 1 kid made the team on timet Oaklawn held an earlier Brig. Gen. top spot in the National Football ity. He’s a fine, young, modest, Joaquin DHarcourt. Looking on is the team commander, Humberto I 10-year frachise which didn’t ex- Marlles, who suffered minor Capt. D’Harcourt and Lt. Jaime De La League's Eastern Division. I ‘kid who wIU get better.’’ ( pire until May, 1955. injuries. —i 1 Garza, who suffered a dislocated hip, will not be able to compete in the show.— The Supreme Court said 'thej AP Wirephoto. WATEBBOY MAKES GOOD—Pittsburgh.—Richie specific only one>1 McCabe, top Cards Repurchase law was that one of the Pittsburgh Steelers’ defen- n franchise could exist in any for-all pacers available to~ tha sive backs, poses with the water bucket he carried Northwest Area county at any time and that a Miller, ! . Harry, ’Sell Three Nation. Besides Adios in his first job for the team—eight years ago. in i franchise started from its date | Three Rich Stakes This Week between he Wirephoto. ST. LOUIS, Oct. 18 UP)— Stu ( who holds the competitive mile starred at Pitt.—AP of Issuance. 1:55, Miller will be given another filed. Oak- track record of and his chance by the Cardinals to re- , Before the suit was As Brandywine Nears Close arch rival, Adios Boy. the field To Top Pros and others submitted i Get lawn two Scott, capture his brilliant 1952 form. . WILMINGTON, Del., top money-winning harness . will include Philip who repurchased sealed bids for the new fran- Oct. 18 i and ' {won SIO,OOO recently; The Redbirds Mil- Grey-; a race here from their Omaha term club chise. One bidder was identified l (Special). Three rich stake*,it horse 4n action, head the {Meadow Rice, who holds the ler as1 the Eastern Racing Associa- yesterday ‘ two for 815.000 and another with hound Trot field. Challenging: of 2:oiy # ; Vernon and sold three other ; tion, operates Suffolk 1 ¦track record Tour league which a purse, Kimberly , Elkington, Or's 6 Fall pitchers to minor teams. : SIO,OOO will be this pair will be Kid. who has won five of AT THE RACES Downs at Boston. The third bid- .fea-;t PHOENIX, Arts., Oct. 18 UP)— MUler had been sold to Omaha tured this week as the Brandy- ' who recently won a $25,000 trot his last six races; Hillsota, the repeat der has never been identified. 1 Raceway. (“pride Maryland” With JOE KELLY Golfdom’s hotshots will invade when he failed to his 1952 1 Raceway meeting at Yonkers of who is Northwest in force showing. He had a 17-14 record wine harness 1 Friday night's big brings . owned by Mrs. Alice Miller of % ¦ the SPRINGS, Ark., , heads into the homestretch. race ’ Pacific plan revealed i and earned run average, HOT Oct. 19 together the classiest field free- iOxon Hill, and Chuck Volo. next fall under a 3Q2 (AI}.—Suffolk Headlining representatives third in the American Associa- 1 Downs officials aresj the last full week • by of the Pro-' following As generally anticipated. Marl-!! Adding interest to this session 1 fessional Golfers’ Association tlon, this season at Omaha. reported en route here 5 of racing in the current meet, of the Arkansas Supreme : up Monday, will boro’s experiment with ¦will be the appearance of Jockey ’ here last night. 'AI Gettel was sold to Omaha i action which winds be October! Righthanders Court in voiding a 10-yearf night’s 610.000 Gov- racing dates produced book of Willie Hartack, the Nation’s A proposed tell golf tour start- land John Mackin- 1 tomorrow a leading I Jack Faszholx to held by Oaklawn emor’s Cup Pace sot 3-year-olds, rider, who is trying for ing British Co- son and went franchise i new records for attendance and; in Vancouver. {Rochester,1 Jockey Club for horse racing( by $15,000 invita- 400 winners this year. Hartack. also a St. Louis farm. * followed two lumbia. in September and wind-;; ; betting at a Maryland who lives in Charles Town. 1 here. tional free-for-all events the minor' now ; ing up in San Diego in October, track and indicated that •W. Va„ has enjoyed a great deal The Hot Springs Sentinel 1 Greyhound Trot Thursday night laurel! was outlined by Bob Leacox.! Friday, and Pimlico big of success on the Lauifcl oval and co-ordinator, Record said it had received wordl and the Good Time Pace are headed for kept busy iPOA schedule at good authority" -{which he should be very as meeting Judge “on that Preyi- features the renewal of meetings !a of the Winter Golf Traffic this fall. Pappas Harry-Adios Boy trainers fight for his services. {Sponsors’ Association. dent John C. and Gen- -the Adios There is nearly a two-week Currently at Garden State. Manager Lindsey of !; tour.j eral Joe f {rivalry. lapse before opens Maryland' The dates for the winter coming ! Heading Laurel its au- Willie is due at the starting $30,000 Suffolk Downs were the field In the Gov- /yvfc with the Los tumn meet on Saturday. October track on opening day to ridej . here. ernor’s Cup Pace will be Quick your ‘Angeles Open January 6-9 and Badly car 29. It will continue through fiwr\ |Nof $86.- Choir, Hurl ' year's No- Blue who Atlantic! Chief, this won ending with $15,000 Baton; who won vember IS and will be followed City’s United Nations Handicap l the (P). Jug 671,000 Rouge Open March 1-4. were, NEW YORK. Oct. 18 — 000 Little Brown and by 16 days at Pimlico. among other grass stakes this Futurity. Chief, approved. jTraffic Judge, one of the top Odds on Desideria Yonkers Quick Despite the break in the turf year, in laurel’s Turf Cup. Har- I ! 3-year-olds of the season, will who will be driven by Billy calendar until the end of the tack is hopeful of riding Calumet; San Diet* Vacates Dates be out of training for a week or Drop Sharply for Haughton, already has broken month, however, Marlboro's most Farm's Duke’s Lea hi the Inter- Safi Diego vacated its dates, ilO days, but is expected to be the all-time money winning rec- iheak&of 1 195$ [ successful session in the history national. ion the winter tour to elaimj{available for the Washington.: Cambridgeshire ord for 3-year-olds with win- of the track will officials * * * a. a spot on the proposed fall tour. International Laurel nings of than 690.000. cause D. C. It LONDON, UP).—A more of Laurel and Pimlico to look Laurel’s meeting competes ( Other proposed tournament sites November 11. j Oct. 18 3-*| Stenographer, 1054 “harness forward optimistically to their with Garden State until Novem- . include Bpokane. Seattle, Port-;| Traffic Judge suffered several; year-old filly called Desideria 4 horse of the year," and Lord fall meets although they will [land and San Francisco. Dates.! during running betting att Steward, defending champion ber 5. when the New Jersey sea- cuts the of the came in tor attention gamble with cold weather. i closes. jpurses and sponsors remain to; Hawthorne Gold Cup Saturday last night’s Victoria Club call- ** * a eon Marlboro officials, including, be worked but. at Chicago. He almost fell and over on the October 20 Cam- l i SIDP-AND-601 In evading competition with President Edward Farrell, The $15,000 Crosby Invite- was bleeding from a front leg as bridgeshire Handicap. Towne Decisions i F. are January 12-15, New Jersey, both Laurel and Istffl somewhat amased by the ; tional willbe held he finished seventh in the London’s top bookmakers January dates Pimlico will race on dates ex- surprising figures produced by; with the 19-22 j594,050 race. sliced the odds against her froml Savage in TV Bout tending closer assigned to San Diego left open by a veterinarian to the winter sea- 1 ' the 1955 meet at ths Southern i Examined 40 to 1 to 28 to 1. She is trained J NSiW YORK, Oct. 18 (A*).— son than ever before attempted. Maryland for a passible new tournament, yesterday at Belmont Park. Traf- by only track. Following Ken Cundell and carries Artie Towne had a ready expla- Laurel’s tell meeting will open The $4,719,504 betting i the layoff will be the fic Judge was found to have suf- 99 pounds in the Newmarket J total “very ; nation today for his unimpres- with the running of the SIO,OOO represented a 15.3 per cent in- . $20,000 Palm Springs Invite- fered several cuts, one event, center of the final Irish . tional. January the , sive performance against Milo \PRMNgy Turf Cup. The highlight of the crease last year’s betting 26-29: $15.- deep,” on the right foreleg be- Sweepstakes of the English flat1 over at Open. 2-5; Savage at St. Nicholas Arena in session is the $65,000 Washing- Marlboro and the largest 10-day ! 000 Phoenix February low the ankle. Dr. William season. ton, $12,500 (tentative) Tucson horse, a nationally televised bout last D. C.. International on No- wagering figure for any Mary- . the i Reed, who examined the stayed favorite, Open. February 9-12; the $20,- another horse jumped on Manati the night. vember 11. land minor track. said unchanged at 9 to 1. with Pirnie e “I waiting to get in just 000 Texas Open in San Antonio. , Traffic Judge's toot at the start was ’ second choice at 100 to 9. Turk's good complained. February 16-19; the $30,600 > at the race. s one punch." he , Blood, shortest in the betting6 “But I couldn’t.” . Houston Open, February 23-28, > Woody Stephens, Traffic ' only three days ago. eased from“ won decision One-Eyed Halfback Running and the $15,000 Baton Rogue ¦ Judge's trainer, is due here to- Towne a split March 1-4. will’inspect injuries | 100 to 8 to 100 to 7. from Savage in his first start in Open, day and the year making further racing ' Other odds: Retrial, 100 to 7;; the United States in a after Season Will Be Lengthened before Red, campaign Europe. Like Crazy for Little School plans for the horse* but Dr. Reed | Cronus, 10 to 6; Double l,|a successful in Leacox said the PGA had felt Judge , 20 to 1; Novento and Golden n 1 Referee Barney Felix gave his JACKSONVILLE, Ala., Oct. 18 tops defensively—a tackier said he believed Traffic Savage, Judge sure r for some time that the North- ready the Interna- ! Planet. 20 to 1; North Cone, 255 vote to 5-4-1. (/P).— 'and a fine pass defender. would be for by Jacksonville State Teach-' western part of the Nation was tional. to 1: Aberlady, Waystre, Tudoririßert Grant gave it to Towne ers is the only unbeaten, untied, “Only on a fumble does the * being slighted as far as PGA Jinks and Harbour Bar, 33 to l:; a 7-3 margin, and Judge Harold I eye aeem to bother him. The e . This year Traffic Judge has ( tmscored-on college tournaments were concerned tiie* Withers Mile, , Butterscotch, Pent House, Beee Barnes awarded the decision to football ball might be right under him II won Ohio, points. 6-5, and "the weather in the fall is Derby. Ventnor, and and Tale of Two Cities, j, Towne on after call- team the might * | Jerome ifWallah In Nation—aad much and he not see it. Oc- ideal for golf in that part of the ; 1; Kookaburra, 50 to 1. ling it even in rounds, 5-5. casionally—twice Woodward Stakes. 40 to of the credit goes to Al Wood- this year, I1 country.’’ J ham, a one-eyed halfback who think—someone might slip upP He said tournaments .already can run like crasy. on his bad side and block him 1 on the PGA schedule in the East In fact, his head-tossing, leg- out of a play, but lt doesn’t t would be moved forward to ac- thowing style has earned Wood- bother him at all ob pass de- * commodate the fall tour but that Syndicate Gets haul it yourself ham the nickname “Crasylegs” fense. He hqlbt Intercepted any y the major ’effect of the addi- in some quarters. but he’s broken up a lot. He’s* tional tournaments would be to so good on defense we’re afraid 3 lengthen the golf season. TRUCKS, tststt* y«vr »rvi« ,lotion, T Woodham is a well-traveled mr d§ol»r, or auto journeyed to ; to take him out. ! Eddie Jones, representing European halfback who first Sires mpp/y ifofi. Auburn, “He’s played 60 minutes ofif backers of the San Diego Open. then to Florida State LEXINGTON, Ky.. OP). I , every game the city would Oct. 18 before returning last season to for us.” said he felt coast i European stallions, Jacksonville, Jacksonville, which an have better weather on the fall I —Tiro young ÜBOTJ where his dad was has n . Slipper, enrollment 1,800. opened experienced on Arctic Prince and Solar Now, research offers you real protection from the a star guard a generation ago. of tilee tour than it has Kentucky next year season with a victory over Chat- . tiie winter tour in recent years, will come to throats The 5-foqt-10, 185-pound sen- stand at Spendthrift Farm WITH EVERYTHING iammHmf of stop-and-po driving. Keep your car run- : tanooga, a team which proved d "We feel we would only- be | to FURNISHED BUT THE ORIVER ior has gained 488 yards in 43 . deal involv- ning smoothly and quietly in spite of acids and troublesome to Auburn, Tennes- . smart to reschedule our tourna- here in a syndicated rushes this season—better than . ing approximately $900,000. sludge formed by quick changes of engine tom* . Herts, the wertd’s largest truck rental yards per try.- see and Vanderbilt. The Game- ment during a fail tour if one is 11 NeU McCarthy of California org*niiatioa, |ives you the worW. finest poraturo. Give your angina now, longer cocks since have rolled overr planned,” he said. "I feel cer- \ LOW RATES: Per exam- life with— Coach Don Sails, who played * has purchased the young sires service any 1 Maryville, Carson-Newman. Uv- * t*in there will be one in 1956.” -1 ’round the clock. Call tune, . tkat.t.^siUt«. all backfleld positions at Ala- ingston State and - from Brownstone Stud of Joseph bama under the late Frank Troy Btate McGrath of Ireland for John W. piled up $3 points rums * When you rent a Herts truck, you need line oil, 1941-42, slightly'{and to Hungarian Soccer Star Hanes, York Industrikliat, SMO r and Thomas in Is for the opposition. New only your license. proper ecstatic about his star halfback. and Leslie Combs O, owner off dryer’, insurance fur- ¦ The 24-year-old Woodbam lostt Disappears in Vienna Chooee aH,IH or 2-too truck with van, n i»hed, is only $11.15 for “He can pick his field better the sight - UP)— Spendthrift. or body. ' in his left eye as a re- (VIENNA, Austria, Oct. 18 industry , panel .take All gasoline, oil. Pub- 1S miles in 24 hours. CD-2 eye Thoroughbred ALEMITE sources with one than most backs > (suit - j of Coats disease, a rare mal- A Hungarian soccer team left the syndication is lie Liability, Property Damage, Fire and Hourly rates for shorter \ can with two,” Sails said. “He’a>jady, while a sophomore in highh Vienna last night for home, short , indicated j Theft Insurance, and SIOO.OO deductible trips. Rates lower by ths Backed by on* of tht most the greatest back we've ever had. 1 virtually complete, with each • school at Albany, Ga. one of its leading players, being syndicated for collision protection are included in the low week. When he gets out and starts “Ibelieve greatness . stallion r v respoctod nomas in lubrication. Doos all wo 1 his stems s Vienna police said that despite about rate—at no extra coat. tossing that head and throwing('largely from burning search, Hungarian offl- e $450,000. a desire too a soccer ' are scheduled to pitiup o copy of yovr FREE "How to AW booHa* claim or your monoy back. legs ’’ Both stallions > Com. in his out wildlyhe fakes de- 'overcome his physical handicap,” cials were unable to find any in fenders of position. And he's » f arrive in the United States out Coach Sails said. trace of Gyula Csernal, a mem- against acids, ~ ‘ June, 1966. and begin service at The trouble with stop-ond-go rust, water con den. ber bf the Vasasczefiel club. He' Spendthrift- in 1957. HERTZ truck Rental STATIONS driving sation and iludgc. Your car runs helped his side score a 6-2 victory plum: 7-MII en. ’ Arctic Prince, by Prince 301 On WM, N. W.! NOIHI During stop-and-go driving, your smoother and quieter. Your I over Austria’s "B” here ! Chevalier—Arctic Bun, by Nearco, gine has new longer life. Michigan Hopes Injured Men Sunday. team engine temperature changes rap- An 4 f . descends from the ‘St. Simon idly. It starts warms up, when y<>“ «h*ain your oil, you’ll - c01d... Police speculated that Csernal tine. He won the English Derby And, Mthe thick sludge washed out had broken with his country’sI you stop .’5. it cools again. Will Be Ready for Minnesota I 5 by six lengths in 1051. each time it cools, harmful by- el your engine. No other addiUvo Communist government. > 1946, CHICAGO. Oct. IS (A*).—Mid- Guard Solar Slipper, foaled in product* collect. Water condenses the performance of 1 were Paul Shwaiko. Cen- by Windsor Slipper—Solar Alemlte regardleu tht west football briefs: is BRAKES to form rust. Acids form and at. CD-2 of ter Bill McNamara. Quarterback k Buy Flower, by Solarlo. As a 4-year- tack metals. Thick sludge builds g« or oil you mm. MICHIGAN Coach Bennie Miller, Dodgers Pitcher Royal Drake, BELOVED WHILE YOU WAIT Jim Tackles Jerry Cven- . old, he defeated hoping UP)— to stick and valve lift- ... End Ron! BROOKLYN. Oct. 18 up valves _ _ Oosterbaan is *• wHhou# Kramer and other injured stars i gros and Jim Relnke. All mlghlit The Dodgers have purchased the the iVsir ers. Soon, you hear the tapping Rivetless risking a penny will be ready for the Minnesota be in the lineup Saturday. contract of Bob Wal*. 23-year- - Mathias in Karachi sounds that threaten repairs. You “ just on* game. Despite an uninspired! [ PURDUE—Pour players wen •e old righthanded pitcher, from UP).—Bob need Alemite CD-2. Add can of Aiemite CD 1 KARACHI, Oct. 18 your muc showing against Northwestern, , battling for the starting rich it Montreal of the International II Mathias, twice Olympic decath- to motor. See how i * CD-2 protects % Wolverines were put through halfback spot against League. Wals pitched for M°- champion,- : How smoother and quieter it run the t Notn •e lon arrived here yOur engine light drills. Dame. Coach Stu Holcomb in'i. bile of the Southern Association n yesterday. He give demon- -L^SArmoNDThe Industry's newest and When you drain your oil wates ‘ wiU Y MICHIGANSTATE—Halfback ; dice ted the starting positioim during the 1955 season and com- strations in several track and i 'MEmZ.* finest brake lining segments Alemite CD-t is a combination of the thick sticky sludge washed *, piled an 8-7 record. 6 active ingredients. Each goes to out Ifyou're not fully satisfied Clarence Peaks and Pullback : will go to either Erich Barnes _ field events, including one for pressure bonded giving more work the minute start your that CD-2 does all that ere claim, Gerry missed practice. , Bill Jennings, Jim Peters or E< 4 men of the Pakistan armed J Off you Planutis faF’.lvJL- friction, longer wear. No rivets keeps working your money will immediately Peaks resting an injured I Neves. Howard Beats Zulueta force *’ during his week’s stay. d JL* motor. And until be was UP). to score drums. you drain your guarding refunded. ankle and Planutis was nursing [ INDIANA—End Brad Bomb) ,a HALIFAX. Oct. 18 —Dickk 0i1... * .. (Kid) Howard, won a split deci- a chest cold. Both are expected I who led Indiana to a. 14-13 vie ' ‘ Mack Doing Well AllThis-Or Your Money tack to be ready for Illinois. tory over Northwestern last yea: ir sion last night over Cuba’s Or- UP)— Zulueta, seventh-ranking PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 18 : *>*D- CHIV 4 Wheels 1, Oivn •»» .nfiM am en-HM-tM* 4. I.ni.h., karmlvl srankcas. OHIO STATE—The Buckeyes (is not expected to play agalns stilando Connie Mack is reported doing RIVETED lightweight. •**•“*•" were still fuming over a disputed I the Wildcats Saturday. Bombi ia ~ - *ll .«).« • - very well Presbyterian Hos- LININGS up S. Oitrt. w.sr-r.>!iMlK ip in Wo IV touchdown scored by Duke Sat- - suffered a dislocated knee ca] ' pital, recuperating IriMtoii. expected to play against t where he is the, X. Di.t.lv.i.it* nmm kuw urday. However, Ohio State lost t in the Villanova game. are operation to a frac- * Adjustment tor lifeof the Ilk. rim., an 4 *• from an Join 5.m.11. '«"» little time in making prepara- - ILLINOIS Ray Nltschke e, Indiana. hip. Hospital officials said MTK* 1 atom whkk main Uma Midi. , »mw. _” tured Mj Other cars equally low tions for its battle against Wis- - sophomore fullback, instruments al NOTRE DAME Fundamcn- Is “bright and cheerful and his Jr IS MJ lining. of the day he J ]. tliminaf.iK.ma.iny rast aad aw^y—wark. Ham «H ckam* '*al consin. in Illinois' victory over lowira tals were the order very satisfactory.” and Service - condttlon 18 Hydraulic Parts a State weeks ago, to for the Irish. Coach Terry Bren- MINNESOTA H a 1 f b ck ss two returned ti blocking Exchanged Shorty Cochran and Ken Yackel 1 action. However, the Illini mighit nan cited poor and Relined Brake Shoes > tackling Virginia Booters Tie Drum Turning—Rond Sorvieo and End Jon Jelasic returned o be without the services of Em id in the 21-7 loss to J Va., Qophers Hanson, Michigan State and wants noO CHARLOTTESVILLE. Trucks Rdlinad by Appointment action as the drilled forr Rod who suffered a knei »e 1$ UP).—The Virginia and 1 Michigan. All three missed the injury against Minnesota. recurrence against Purdue, Oct. ALEMITE s Warriors s North Carolina soccer teams Illinois game. NORTHWESTERN—End Jad ik MARQUETTE—The tie here yester- : WISCONSIN Five regulars i Stillwell and , Halfbacks Jem ry held lightdrills and then listened d played to a 1-1 LAPP BROS. BRAKE SERVICE reports on Boston Col- - day in an Atlantic Coast Confer- - IBO6LST. N.W. ST. 2-4070 were nursing bruises in the Wis- - Weber and Jim Trogllo misses id to scout game. 1 practice because of injuries. A1li tege, Friday night’s opponent. ence consin camp. On the injured list t M. •; 4