Elkton Booters Beaten, LITTLE SPORT THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. ** C-3 Bowler Wins Tourney Only Unanimous MONDAY, NOVEMBER «4, 1958 Giel Choice But Keep League Lead Elkton continues to lead the In Romp After Being On A. P.'s All-Big Ten Squad National Soccer League with a •y the Associated Press performance. Purdue’s Dale Sam- 5-1 record, despite a 5-2 setback CHICAGO. Nov. 24—A wide- uels and Michigan’s Ted Topor at the hands of Parkville yester- Lured From Gallery open season that saw virtually were close nmnersup. day. every team get in a top-caliber Joe Collier of Northwestern, a In league games the other Marlboro By Rod Thomas lick or two is reflected in record-breaker as p. pass receiver, defeated Conkling, 2-1; Charles Arthur W. Brown, winner of the 1952 Associated Press All-Big Ten got one of the end spots, and County defeated the Maryland football squad. Bemie annual Ollie v Pacini Near-Star Flowers of Purdue the Sports .Club, 3-0; Pompeii won tournament at Bladensburg last Every school in the conference other. Hlinois’ crack ends. Rocky over the Ukrainians, 5-0. and night, was tempted today to share is represented on the first offense- Ryan and Rex Smith, were nosed Myron Cowell defeated the Greek his SIOO prize with Irene Malitz, defense platoons, selected with the out. Olympics, 2-0. secretary of the Greater Washing- co-operation of the coaches. OhiQ Completing the first team of- old—has signed up Florida. Tulsa, made Michigan, First Shutout by Irish Drew’s job even more dif- ton Duckpin Association. But for State won four berths; fensive backfield were Halfback Syracuse and Villanova have been ficult. competed. Wisconsin, Minnesota, Purdue and Gene Gedman of and College Football as opponents. her he wouldn’t have Indiana mentioned possible Woody Hayes of Brown, of the Stars Illinois three each, and North- Alan Ameche, Wisconsin’s power- (Continued From Page C-l.) Ohio State a member Fqw Big Games Left. played the role of a League western, lowa and Indiana, one ful sophomore fullback. Leahy Praises Work “spoiler” Sat- and Strikes at Petworth. Ohio in Big Ten The 1952 campaign is almost of Aides; urday as showed spectator and was each. Four other sophomores State. 23-14. his Buckeyes threw up as a were action. Wisconsin’s victories over. There are a few more im- -Michigan’s Bowl persuaded by Mrs. Malitz enter. Paul Giel, Minnesota’s great honored on the 22-man squad. were Rose chances to by scores of 42-19 over Marquette, portant games on tap, one of ! right out Hayes “With 103 average,’’ she halfback, was the only unanimous They are Jim Reichenbach, Picks Drew as Coach-of-Week the window. has a Ohio 20-6 over Illinois, 42-13 over lowa, which is the Cornell-Penn affair ! compiled the win in out, “you rate a choice. He is a repeater from last State, offensive guard; Art Walk- best record pointed 56-pin 24-20 over Northwestern, 37-14 Thanksgiving Day. If Penn wins By Frank Leahy of the week.” At that time I Big Ten competition fall, but handicap. A bowler who can aver- year’s honor team. er, Michigan, defensive tackle; very this over Indiana it, as it should, the Quakers will Notre Dam* Football Coach tried hard to impress people missed the title age 103 Illinois’ Tommy O’Connell won Fred Preziosio, Purdue, and 21-7 over Rice. because Ohio sometimes shoots a lot defensive Until yesterday the Orange take the Ivy League title. of very with the fact that the honor State played games over his the quarterback post on the basis tackle, and Bob McNamara, One the finest things more than head.” I Bowl was sitting just Texas A&M plays Texas the happen to a man to should have gone to our entire the other teams and lost two of of a record-shattering passing Minnesota, defensive back. back watch- that can is Brown did. He averaged 131-2 ing and waiting. But Alabama’s same day, while Saturday’s pro- know that the people with whom staff. Saturday’s result lends them. for six games, with a top game of convincing 27-7 triumph over gram has four traditional games. he is associated have 100 per cent credence to that statement. Other fine recognition should be 177. With 56 free pins he totaled Left Halfback Bobby Luna passed Maryland made the selectors Boston College goes against Holy I accorded to a touchdown in loyalty and de- Back for Biggest Game. : Missouri’s Don Faurot. 844, giving him a 33-pin margin Maryland Bart Starr for jump for the Crimson Tide. Al- Cross, Georgia Tech tackles votion. Oregon State’s Kip Taylor. (Continued From Page C-l.) the first quarter, and the Crimson After 1 Rice’s of victory over the runerup, Wally though beaten twice, ’Bama Georgia, Tennessee meets Vander- Notre Dame’s My illness was a semi-mild case Jess Neely, Yale’s Jordan Olivar, Sain of the Spillway Major Tide, of course, declined the pen- played a schedule, bilt and Southern California of the flu, which has been rather appearances during alty. Marylanders murderous and victory over Northwestern’s Bob Voigts and League, whose figures were 807- vision most of The were still has to play Auburn visits Notre Dame. prevalent in our part of the coun- to Bemie the first in December, suckered this Sat- lowa, I realize Crimmins of Indiana 4—Bll, worth There were 86 week again on the shift in the urday. Michigan State, the No. 1 team try during the past few weeks. If and Wes Fesler of SSO. blithely overlooking second period, was more than ever Minnesota, entries. the matter of when it fourth Navy Enters Picture. in the country, cemented its posi- I all goes well, I should be able to whose teams did * I classes, etc. two yards before that exceptionally dowtf from their goal. Navy, beaten only by Maryland tion by closing the books with a of the be back to school by the middle well as Indiana lost Mrs. Malitz Repeats. May In End. put am one a close one to Help The The offside penalty the ball on Notre Dame, popped into 62-13 thrashing of Marquette. of the week in order to work on Purdue and point gave and the most fortunate Minnesota tied Wis- It was the second time this At this Tatum reversed the one and Alabama another Miami picture last night. The Tennessee, however, was held to the plans for our biggest game of consin. Mrs. a men in Amer- by season Malitz plucked a win- his field bit and took the long- try. Fullback Tommy Lewis bare- a 14-14 tie by Kentucky in a the year. * - McNauaht Syndicate. Middies have one sur- . Inc.> ner gallery. At her : range that with a played in only ica. j from the be- view the shocking ly scored dive over cen- bowl game before—in 1924 in the prise. Duke won the Southern When our On Saturday we meet Southern hest, Guy Andes, a virtually : Mississippi and Alabama ter, and some of the Terps insisted un- defeats Rose Bowl, when they Conference title by trouncing family i - California, which will be the host known bowler from the Naval might have been for the best, he made it. tied Wash- p h y s Gun hadn’t ington, 14-14. It was understood North Carolina, 34-0, and Okla- e team in the Rose Bowl game. As College Factory, entered the after all. What he meant, in- In discussing the clan told m Football Howard he controversial that Navy received an invitation homa captured its fifth straight that a case of this is written, our scouts have By the Associated Frets Campbell Classic, blue ribbon dicated, was that victory in shift after the either Oklahoma-Notre at a conference among high Acad- Big Seven crown with a 34-13 the flu would not returned from the West Coast RESULTS YESTERDAY. event game here, and won. game have meant Dame game, Jim it rout of Nebraska. Leahy. Dayton of the would a bowl had insisted emy brass, Coach Eddie Erdelatz prohibit my Frank with the full report of the South- 13 Xavier (Ohio) trip for the Terps and the prob- was illegal and that he would n Doris Gaddi won the women’s and Athletic Director lan Eddy. taking the trip to lowa City, I ern CaI—UCLA game, but we LATE SATURDAY RESULTS. able end of Maryland’s ties with “squawk plenty” if it was used SSO prize in the Pacini with a! The Middies, idle last week, was not at all hesitant in turning know very well that any team Texas Tech 19 Ariion. t, the Southern Conference. against his team. Apparently he Bowie T“- score 36-696. Others in the pay- 1 windj up their affairs against the head coaching reins over to, which can score two touchdowns K.rwx. „ ? Tatum it plain (Continued Page C-l.) (Tenn.) “ass off were: made that he had a change of heart, for he jArmy Philadelphia Saturday. From my assistant, against Union .13 Southw’t'n (Tenn.) » in capable Joe Me-, Red Sanders’ defensive Fresno State 48 San 1 rancisro State -n ;now believes conference affilia- didn’t say a word to the officials Poly Bob Harding, 36-807; Ed Owens,! ' Syracuse, probably the class of 50 filled and leveled Cardie. Joe, with the competent: eleven at UCLA is great. This Calif. 27 Missouri Valiev it tion is necessary to get a good Saturday. some men Southwestern La. 20 . Me.Neese l.i 16-794: Dale Valentine, 8-793;! the East, was beaten by one point almost constantly. assistance of Bob Mcßride and game will mark the sixth time Southern 2ft . Florida AAM 1.1 schedule, saying Army, Tatum praise Fisk -- 28-792; John j that only had nothing but in its season opener against Boll- Rain had John Lujack, more than merited this season we will face a team: i 36 liorehouse o John Bauer Mandes.i Navy and Notre Dame manage for the way Red Drew’s left some parking lots ' Southeastern La. 28 Memphis State 21 Alabam- ing Air Force Base, then confidence. first which has not been defeated going Collece of Oiarks 39 . Arkansas Tech n 4-789: John Shea, 24-787; Fred roared in dubious condition, with the re- this For the time Jacksonville (Ala.) Ift. Howard (Ala.) o well without it. He left the im- ans chewed up what he once con- through 21 Lazzari, 24-784; Bus Downey, 783 seven opponents, winding sult that trains and buses figured this fall Notre Dame shut out an into the contest. McMurry Texas AAI 20 pression that if he should leave sidered a nearly impregnable line. up victory Albany (Ga.) 9 Florida Normal O scratch; 8-778; with a 26-13 over get a heavy play today. opponent, and it was an opponent Top coaching honors of the Tenn. State 13 Kentucky Clarence Appier, Maryland to take over the coach- But it was obvious he believed his to i week State O Stu Burger, 8-777; Jim Goodwin, Fordham Saturday. Along the Today’s feature race was the which had scored in every pre- again go down South, this time toj ing job at North Carolina or else- boys, playing as they had against way, 745 consolation scratch set and the Orange took its only bad $20,000 - added Barbara vious game this season. Alabama’s Drew very! where, schedule difficulties might Georgia and LSU, would have tak- same Red for the Harry Scott, 178 game. plastering—a 48-7 loss to Michi- Frietchie Handicap scheduled last No man can ever become any fine job he did in bringing his' See and Buy the New be a deciding factor. en the Crmison Tide In stride, too. gan State. his Officers Retained Under Merger. Monday. Fourteen fillies and better than his friends and team up for a big game in which Chrysler & Plymouth Reviewing a season that ended All but the 14 Terps who grad- Pitt, another team that fellow workers, and any success they knocked 1953 on uate will another was mares were entered, with Sickle’s off highly rated It was the first tournament con- such a dismal note after a get shot at Ole rated high on the list of Orange Image top-weighted at 122 pounds. that has ever been mine as a Maryland. I reasonably AT WHEELER brilliant beginning, the Terps’ Miss next year. Both feel cer- ducted under the jurisdiction of and Alabama Bowl eligibles, saw its chances go La Corredora, .surprise winner of football coach is entirely attribu- tain that after the upset by Missis- Chrytier’a "Outstanding” the Greater Washington Duckpin coach said he hadn’t are scheuled to play at College Daalar realized at up in the smoke of a 17-0 defeat the Gallorette Stakes, was due to table to the staff. Following our ; sippi, Maryland was ready to go Entire 4800 Bloch Wisconsin N.W. Association, came the start how much the loss of Park next season, along with two which into be- at the hands of Penn State. carry 120 pounds for the mile- game with Oklahoma it was my all out in defense of its hard-! Sales —Service—Parts ing Saturday night at a special Ed (Mighty Mo) Modzelewski was or three Southern Conference The Gator Bowl—only 8 years and-a-sixteenth event. good fortune to be selected “coach i earned national ranking. ThisiEM arson 4800 Closed Sundays meeting of the men's and women’s going to hurt. At first, he went teams. city associations. on, he thought Bob Ward and merger, Pete Ladygo would be more dis- Under the all of the * officers of the ficult to replace, but Ed Fullerton’s Orange Bowl- men’s association! ¦ injury were retained, with Dick Bogley, in the Louisiana State (Continued Prom Page C-l.) gt*. of the C. & P. Telephone League! game changed all that. Five dif- ferent and Mary, Duke and Co- as president: Tony Santini of the j men were tried at fullback William District Major League, first after that, but the backfield never : lumbia, a tie with Penn and losses vice! again was president, and Mrs. Malitz, presi- what it had been in to Maryland and Notre Dame. of Women’s! earlier games. dent the District Confirming an open secret, Sam Minor League, as secretary-treas-! Loss of Practice Felt. urer. McCormick, Orange Bowl presi- ! The puzzled Tatum he was said dent, announced yesterday that CALLS’) Alma Vierbuchen, an executive convinced his squad would be “up” „„ikCURTAIN j several leagues presi- !'mentally its place in the Mi- In- who was for the Alabama game Alabama won 6/ dent of the women’s city associa- ! despite the rain that prevented ami classic with the devastating tion, was named second vice pres-! several badly needed workouts. He ident of ground attack that buried Mary- the Greater Washington.! ! blamed this lack of practice for land, No. 8 team in the Standing way the Nation in Elected to Commit-! ! the his line was pulled offside the Associated Press poll, 27-7. tee were Ruth McClintic, president the when Alabama backs shifted Speculation that might of the Capitol Women’s Major' the T into Notre Navy !from the old get the League, and Mary Fox. president* Dame box formation, each time other berth arose for the of the C. & P. Telephone Mixed i i during a Maryland goal-line first time after Alabama was League and secretary of the Lim- stand. chosen. McCormick, reluctant to erick Memorial League. j The first time this happened. discuss this angle, admitted: “I can’t say it won’t be Navy. I’m just not in a position to talk about College it." Conference Standings Syracuse Had Been Favored. •y th. Associated hsi IVT LEAGUE. Navy pic- SOUTHERN —Conference— ,—All tames—, Before came into the CONFERENCE. W L T PF OP W L T PF OP /-Conference-, ,—All tames—. Penn.| 300 47 24 3 3 2 108 100 ture, Syracuse was considered the _ W L T PF OP W Princet n 6 1 0 188 55 8 0 , L T PF OP 1 297 74 Duke 500 172 14 820 227 72 Yale 5 1 0 159 76 7 2 0 240 120 best bet to be chosen as the first \V Va. 5 1 0 148 69 7 2 0 234 116 Cornell1 22 0 34 61 26 0 61 1§1! W. F’est 4 10 03 48 4 4 1 123 liftColumbia< 2 5 0 103 142 2 6 1 117 184 Eastern bowl team since Penn W4M , 4 1 0 173 75 4 4 0 224 157 Brown! 13 0 28 102 26 0 62,187 GW .511 67 92 6 2 1 188 149 Harvard; 1 4 0 89 145 5 4 0 214 198 State went to the Cotton Bowl in Furman 2 2 1 s<> 89 6 3 1 176 147 D'tmouth 1 5 0 71 114 2 7 0 116 198 Va. M. 2 2 1 102 126 3 5 1 168 253 MISSOURI VALLEY CONFERENCE. 1948 to tie Southern Methodist. Va. Tech 3 4 0 110 125 4 6 0 129 214 W&L, 3 4 0 143 184 3 7 0 164 /-Conference— /—All tames— J 326 wL PF OP WL T PF OP The Orange Bowl teams will re- S C. . 2 3 0 94 80 5 4 0 161 122 „ . T i¦ Houston 2 0 _ 43 14 6 2 0 127 61! N. C St. 2 4 0 65 178 3 6 0 84 282 Tulsa O ceive approximately SIIO,OOO N. C. 120 34 62 160 76 199 31 120 75 71 1 302 163, lOkla. AMU 2 0 84 60. 3 6 0 139 1241 T. Cit'd'l 1 3 1 67 90 3 5 1 119 19l|Detroit 0 each. Davids’n 1 6 O 112 195 2 151 242: 12 40 90 35 0 188 191 7 0 Wichita 0 3 6 '2B 85 2 6 1 125 229 *Md. ... 000 0 O 720 228 85 j It will be Alabama’s 11th bowl •Clemson. 000 0 0 261 112 157 BIG SEVEN CONFERENCE. R'hm nd 0 6 0 75 178 1 9 0 122 301 /-Conference— ,—All tames—. game. The Tide has a record of 'Maryland and Clemson under one-year W L T PF OP W L T PF OP wins, football suspension from Southern Confer- Okia. 5 0 1 234 67 71 1 353 134 four a loss and a tie in the ence. Missouri 5 1 0 109 79 5 5 0 147 135 Bowl, two in the SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE. Nebr. 3 2 1 92 87 5 4 1 173 123 Rose defeats Kansas 33 0 Sugar ,—All Karnes— , 142 94 7 3 0 214 110 Bowl and one victory each W L T PF OP W L T PF OP Colorado1 2 2 2 111 111 5 2 2 187 158 in the Cotton and Orange Bowls. Texas ... 5 0 0 144 68 7 2 0 230 152 I ! lowa St. 1 5 0 39 140 3 6 0 158 199 EMU... 3 11 90 82 4 4 1 129 149 Kans Bt. 0 6 0 40 189 1 9 0 87 255 Coach Harold (Red) Drew said Rice ... 3 2 0 84 86 4 5 0 132 161 SKYLINE CONFERENCE he felt his backfield. Including TCU ... 1 2 2 53 60 3 4 2 127 96 Baylor. 1 2 2 98 102 4 3 2 173 161! -Conference— /—All Bobby Marlow, W tames—. Clell Hobson. Bob- A&M 1 3 1 77 77 3 5 1 125 155 „ L T PF OP W L T PF OP Ark 1 5 0 96 167 2 8 0 166 264 Utah 4 0 1 110 33 5 5 1 168 128 by Luna, Corky Tharp and Tommy BIG TEN CONFERENCE. 1,iN. Mex. 4 1 0 47 20 6 2 0 91 46 Lewis, is one ,—All |Colo. AM 5 2 0 137 34 6 3 0 177 76 of the best in the Na- /-Conference— tames—.! i Utah St. 3 2 0 70 74 3 5 1 121 141 tion. The attack mostly W L T PF OP WIT PF OP! I Wyo. 33 0 73 61 4 3 0 93 78 Tide is Wiscon. 4 11 157 97 6 2 1 228 1431 Brig. Yo. 3 4 0 107 142 4 5 0 148 193 overland off the split-T formation, Purdue 4 11 147 91 4 3 2 188 151 i Mont’a 15 0 30 109 271 9 201 Ohio St. 5 2 0 148 91 6 3 0 197 117; Denver 060 39 138 360 129 169 varied with the Notre Dame box. Mich. . 4 2 0 1.38 86 6 4 0 207 134! Minnes. 3 1 2 92 96 4 3 2 131 1711 ROCKY MOUNTAIN CONFERENCE. Drew has great confidence in Blinois- 2 5 0 113 154 4 5 0 194 175 /-Conference— ,—All games—. his defense, too. It yielded a total lowa . 2 6 0 107 167 270 121 220 i W L T PF OP W L T PF QP of only 14 points Georgia Tech * 1 Norwest. 2 5 0 146 201 2 6 1 166 252 Idaho Bt. 5 0 . 159 47 8 0 . 233 to Indiana 1 5 0 89 155 2 7 0 143 224 ( 85 Colo. Col. 4 1 _ 170 76 7 2 . 339 125 and Maryland in its last two games. SOUTHEASTERN 1 1 . CONFERENCE. 0010. St. 3 2 138 92 5 3 „ 237 148 /-Conference— .—All tames—. i Colo. M 2 3 . 98 114 4 5 . 159 195 Starting its season slowly, Ala-
W L T PF OP W L T PF OP ; _ Mnt. St. 1 4 59 159 2 5 . 87 200 Tch. 5 0 0 101 17 10 0 0 278 bama defeated Mississippi South- Oa. 43 h West. St. 0 5 . 39 176 2 6 . 121 258 xTennes. 4 4 1 96 36 71 1 113 63 I State, xMlsslss. 3 0 2 102 55 7 0 2 217 82 PACIFIC COAST CONFERENCE. ern, Louisiana Miami and Geortla 4 2 0 99 108 6 3 0 182 172 /-Conference— /—All tames—. VPI in early games, but didn’t hit Alabama 3 2 0 100 85 8 2 0 243 133 W L T PF OP W L T PP OP until loss Miss. St. 3 3 0 156 152 5 3 0 211 166 i So. Calif. 6 0 0 174 32 9 0 0 247 38 its stride after a to Tulane. 3 4 0 107 116 5 4 0 188 180 UCLA\ 5 1 0 166 48 8 1 0 220 55 Tennessee. Then the Tide swept Florida- 2 3 0 100 84 6 3 0 263 109 Wash...1 5 2 0 182 113 6 3 0 215 174 xKy. .1 2 2 75 94 5 3 2 161 146 ( Calif 3 3 0 109 80 7 3 0 247 97 over Mississippi State, Georgia xVa'bilt. 1 3 1 65 99 3 4 2 151 153 Wash.1 St. 3 3 0 121 109 4 5 0 144 182 and Chattanooga gave ! 0 5 5 and Georgia LSU . 1 6 0 85 138 270 132 214 Stanford 2 5 110 193 O 187 226 Auburn 060 75 167 270 139 187 Oregon.< 2 5 0 79 178 2 71 112 234 Tech, No. 2 team in the Nation, a
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