THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C. C-2 ***** SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER I*. Marciano 18-5 Favorite to Turn Back Charles' Title Bid Again * - - - » ¦ Ez Planning to Go Montreal Trounces Bay Dub Jones Willing Green Hands To Rejoin Browns After Rocky at Start By th* Associated Prats Hamilton, 21-3, as Redskins 31 -SLacing CLEVELAND, Sept. 11—Half- back Dub Jones, who retired Os Fight Wednesday I m: after last season, is willing to Etcheverry Stars PI ForI ssh Loss In Row return to professional football By th* Associated Press IK Ij|yr By th* Associated Brass and report to the Cleveland YORK, Sept. 1 dp * (Continued from Page C-l.) NEW 11.— smrnmmum, 3ft Sept. M f flplKDl ! Browns, Coach Paul Brown said Heavyweight Champion Rocky MONTREAL, 11.— Sam r II 4 (The Rifle) Etcheverry, working trouble without much difficulty. i today. Marciano* and Ezzard Charles m I si if KiMj* ft from behind a fast-charging iiimi, The most exciting play of the > “Dub asked me if I thought again Stadium w 11 ftfitft m KS . good, clash at Yankee Hu*-. jfl wall, today quarterbacked the m A* * night1 was Al Carmichael’s 95- he could do us some and Wednesday night H * and once more Montreal Alouettes to an im- ’wmZMßm WMzM; : yard touchdown run with the > I told him yes,” Brown said. the undefeated Brockton blaster pressive 21-3 triumph over the kick-off, following Agajanian’s i Jones. 29, played six seasons is &n 18-to-S favorite to ruin the Hamilton Tiger-Cats. L 'MMPIBBMMW!Mr field goaL That was the clincher • at right halfback for the Browns. ex-champion’s bid for un- looked The Browns, who have lost an It was the club’s fourth con- Hr 9B sip for the Packers, who out- precedented *- games, second title. IK secutive victory undisputed £ Hr mm standing for Lisle Blackbourn, , three of four exhibition big question ft as get help The of this re- Big their1 new coach. also will additional at is how the leaders of the Four football . end. Carlton Massey Texas turn bout 15-rounder league. The game was televised Carmichael, formerly of South- of. affected 33-year-old • has received an O. K. from his June 17 the in the United States. ern California, also got off a 52- challenger. Fans wonder wheth- jftft More than 17,600 fans roared yard run that was nullified byr draft board to continue studies ¦Bks , * savage - degree er the beating he ab- approval as the big slot man ’i;/ ‘ 5 B a£ clipping penalty. toward his in Cleveland \ . without being subject lmme- sorbed in the 15th round from Denver baffled the Tiger- The Packers went 56 yards for to softened him up, whether he will m their first touchdown, after Jus- . diate call. ; Cats from start to finish. He r 1 , *’ crumple early like ancient * Jer- completed 13 out of 20 passes : ‘Vi . ¦ 'Jjp ¦ m i tice fumbled attempting to punt. sey Joe Walcott did in his sec- for 201 yards and directed the ft Breezy] Reid and Tobin Rote Eagles Defeat Cards ond time around with Rocky, or Als to 252 yards rushing. Alex sparked the attack before Fred | whether he will be a more Webster scored two touchdowns. i | < Cone carried the ball over from ftu ft B 1 In Exhibition.• 30-0 confident and more dangerous Chuck Hunsinger, Ray Poole and *;v \ the two-yard line and added the By opponent for having gone the SSgSgH extra point. Aisociatod Prats Joey Pal ran the Hamilton in- < ST. LOUIS, Sept. full route without having been ragged. 'ft Cone kicked a 22-yard field ! 11—The vaders Eagles knocked down. The defeat was Hamilton’s ' goal in the second quarter to > Philadelphia defeated the I i Chicago Cardinals, 30-0, flattened Jersey Joe third in four tries. Montreal had WBMj H give the Packers a 10-0 lead, but : in an Marciano i missed > exhibition game tonight. 2:25 of the first of downed the Ti-Cats, 20-6, in here in round The Eagles jumped their return fight. The case his- their league opener two weeks fourth period. to a 10-0 in the first quarter, tory was bluntly pointed out to ago in Hamilton. lead added Sets Up Another Score. a touchdown in Charles. v the second Hamilton 3 0 0 0— 3 Carmichael’s long dash made \ period, made the game a • Montreal __ 1 12 6 3—21 and Charles Confident. Bcorlna: Hamilton, lleld coal—Logan. it 17 to 3 just before the end of 1 romp with 13 points in the final Montreal, touchdowns Webster (2), half, "IfI thought it would be any- Hunsinger. Conversions—Poole (2). Field the and the former South- ' quarter. goal—Poole. Single—Brown roughed on ern set up the thing like that, if I thought I Coalter’* California star kick. fourth six-pointer early in the » couldn’t win, what would I be \ chances but training for?” the third quarter. Bud Roffler took couldn’t make a grim-lipped Ottawa Bounces Back touchdown. They were stopped challenger FIGHTS TROY Cartier, Justice’s punt on Green Bay’s 5 asked. HERE FRIDAY—Walter veteran New KICKS OFF—MarUyn on the Packers’ 11, 15, 21 and 5 Charles said he intends to take York middleweight, sharpens his punches while training for To Down Toronto, 72-5 MARILYN Bell, 16-year-old high school 47-yard line and lateraled to , s girl who swam 32 miles across Lake Ontario Thursday, makes Carmichael, who went all , yard lines. advantage of Rocky’s usually his fight Friday night at Turner’s Arena against Willie Troy TORONTO, Sept. 11 (A ).—The the Rob Rough the official “kick-off”to start the Canadian professional way to Washington’s four before % I Goode was the Redskins* slow starting habits and go right of Washington. Both Cartier Troy to arrive here Ottawa Riders, their foot- ' leading ground gainer with 71 and are to split-T attack operating smoothly ball game between Toronto and Ottawa yesterday in Toronto. Choo Choo caught him at an complete their training. \ yards on 14 tries, while Reid, dazzling upset angle and threw him out of ! and with effect, Holding the ball for her is her cousin, Bob Simpson, who plays f with 67 on seven attempts, and Capitol and Lincoln the Toronto Argonauts, 12-5, for Ottawa. —AP Wirephoto. bounds. Cone, with today 56 on a similar num- for their first victory of Rote passed to Stretch Elliott, • ber of carries, was tops for the Theaters to Show Big Virginia the Four football season. one-time end, for the 5 Packers. 7roy, Cartier Arrive Tomorrow The 13,910 saw a on the next play. Fight on TV crowd of touchdown Statistically, the Title vastly-improved Ottawa club Cornell, Kelly Advance Veryl Switzer, speedy Negro 5 Redskins Betsy Rawls Takes , didn’t look bad by comparison, Two theaters in Washing- Friday that lost the opening game here rookie from Kansas State, scored ton, Lincoln, To Train for Bout Here weeks ago, : but the figures don’t give a true the Capitol and three 13-6. Led by To Congressional Finals Green Bay’s final touchdown on picture theater Willie Troy of Washington and earning a against halfbacks Stone, an 18-yard run capped : of the proceedings. Green will have television chance Olson. Avatus Gene St. Louis Open Lead George Cornell and Col. Ren- that a Bay gained 188 yards to New York (Choo Choo) Billy 90-yard 1 Wash- of the Marciano-Charles Walter Cartier of Troy has 27 of his 29 pro Roberts and nie Kelly won yesterday’s semi- advance. Switzer, who ington’s Wednesday into Washington tomorrow won Bass By th* A»ociat*d Pr*u : 144 on the ground, and fight night. move and Quarterback Johnny finals in the Congressional didn’t show much in the firstc yards to complete training for their 10- bouts, with his other loss a Gramling, ST. LOUIS, Sept. 11.—Betsy Coun- traveled 135 on 11 com- There will be no home tel- the Riders were in try Club golf championship and half, later—almost got away pletions in 25 round middleweight fight Friday knockout by Joey Giardello sev- throughout. Rawls of Spartanburg, S. C., took f tries, while the evision. command meet the title in today’s 36- from the tiring Redskins for an- Redskins night at Turner’s Arena. eral months ago. In between a commanding eight-stroke lead for went 124 yards on 11 The Capitol seats 3,432 Ottawa e 6 O I—l2 hole finals. other touchdown, but was 5 completions in 37 attempts. Mims Troy „ - and Giardello, won Toronto O 5 O 0— 6 today in the St. Louis Women’s the Lincoln 1,500. Both have been working in Scoring: Ottawa, brought down on the Washing- and seven by knockouts, and touchdowns—Bass. tournament she is champion ' It was a hard-hitting game The ticket price fer both New York, and both will finish fights Stone Conversions Roberts. Single Open Golf as Cornell defending ton 34 after returning a punt 33 since the Giardello bout has Stone. Toronto, touchdown—Shatto. conquered slick greens ; and has been in the final the 3 with tackle Jim Ricca of the houses is $3.50, with the their drills at Dudley’s Gym with and a! yards. started what his management for a ; last three years. Col. Kelly Redskins getting kayoed early in Capitol getting $4 public workouts Tuesday and troublesome wind three-1 was Scarbath, also for calls a new knockout string by under-par 73. in this year’s Dorow Divide Duties. . the first period. Ricca suffered seats. No Wednesday. medalist qualify- mezzanine seats stopping Tony Anthony. She put together of ing round. The Packers didn’t use Bobby y a mild concussion and had to reserved, are Ted Kroirs69-209 rounds are but tickets Cartier will train at 1:30 p.m. 37 on the par Glen Garrett of Stanford at quarter- _ leave the game, but returned in being capacity two days Troy at Troy in No Hurry. 36 and 38-38 Cornell was carried to the final sold to the of the and 3.30. Echo Country Club course to go defeating back until the fourth period, but t street clothes to watch the sec- the only. is hole before Eugene theaters Troy, ranked sixth among con- Troy 22, with plenty of time j with her blazing 67 on the open- Pittman, 1 up, yesterday, ! he showed signs of real abilityy ond half from the bench. to way up among the Leads Brazil Open while j Bill tenders for Bobo Olson’s middle- work his > ing day for a 36-hole total of Col. Kelly John Eisin- at times. His passes accounted i Forester and Dave Steph- him. If he follows through, weight 160-pounders. Cartier is 30. j By the Associated Press won over yards enson of the Packers, after championship, is reported 140. | ger 4 and 3. for 50 in the Packers’ last t and the return fight could be even already near his peak for what While Cartier is carried on the! SAO PAULO, Sept. 11.—Ted The final round in the JM-hole touchdown drive. Gene Pepper and George Rosso than their first list of better middleweights, he of the more exciting will be only his fourth fight in Kroll of New Hartford, N. Y., tourney with a $750 first prize; Jack Scarbath played t Redskins were warned for is not exactly in picture, Dodgers all but unnecessary roughness. thriller. his home town. He lost on a the title j , shot a 69 today to hold a one- will be played tomorrow. Sign Shortstop the third quarter for the Red- “He and his appearance against Troy Green Bay won’t be waiting, and I knockout to Holly Mims, his first i stroke lead in the Brazilian Open Betty Hicks of Durham, N. C., BROOKLYN, Sept. 11 (>P).— skins. AJ Dorow took over inn 7 in 7 7—31 won’t the Cincinnati wins, and later here seems in the role of a trial Redskins 0 3 0 0— 3 be either.” setback after 19 golf championship after three held onto second place by rally- The Dodgers today signed James that period but was erratic withh Touchdowns—Cone, Carmichael. Elli- Negro said. "He starts slow, and returned to win in convincing horse. If Troy can get past such ing for 36 and ott. Switzer Points alter touchdown— rounds with a 54rhole of on the back nine a P. Walsh, 21-year-old shortstop most his pitches. Cone (4 placements). goals— my style Randy a veteran rise a total of Field that’s chance.” over Lee Sala and his stock should 209. 76 for the day to go with Albany. N. Y. The Green Bay—Cone. 23 yards. Redskin* few notches. a from Redskins had four scoring 6 i —AgaJanian. 33 yards. "He’ll be more confident this ; Sandy. Argentina’s Roberto De Vicen- previous 72 for a 148 total. time," Marciano said. “He prob- .Regains Prestige. Cartier looks to be no soft zo shot a 68 today to tie for the Betty Jameson of San Antonio, ably thinks I don’t punch as i Both were knockout victories, touch for Troy. He still is | best third-round score and Tex., was the other sub-par hard as they said I could. I hope and the Sandy bout particularly tangling with top-flighters, and j place shooter with a 73 for a 36-hole Troy. year I moved into second with he does come after me. It’llbe was a fine showing for It this has won over such good . 1210, one stroke in front of Bra- total of 150 and a tie for third exciting, all right. returned to the Washington slug- ones as Randy Sandy. Billy Kil- Gonzalez, the place Beverly Hanson of ger rating zil’s Mario first with “Going 15 rounds for the first the high he lost in gore, Tuzo Portuguez and Bobby round leader. Indio, Calif. bout and se- plus time proved something to me, the Mims started Dykes, a draw against Ted Kroll had a 74 on the open- Betsy Rawls 07-73—140 30-year-old rious talk about Troy eventually Olla. Betty Hicks 73-70—148 too,” the champion ing day, then blasted out a 66 Beverly Hanson 1 74-70—150 "The way I up Betty Jameson 77-73—150 added. ended yesterday for the best round of Louise Suggs J4-<7 —10l 15, be afraid to Patiy Berg after I won’t the tourney, which ends tomor- Pat O'Sullivan 75-Fay Crocker 70-83—159 possibilities As GW Scrimmages Belvoir move within four strokes of the j plosive battle and the glowing lead with a 213. Bob Toski, I Hi*XHk fWH hHT* 1 jj||| J1 »1 reports of those who saw the By George Huber backfield with Ciemniecki yester- Northampton, Mass., trailed by -f -Hi first one have been reflected at Halfback Len Ciemniecki, day were Bob Sturm at quarter- two strokes after carding Four Teams Survive right another the box office. George Washington’s leading back, Bill Weaver at half a 69. Jim Tumesa of Briarcliff, Bout to Be Broadcast. and Joe at Bo- scorer as a freshman in 1952, Boland fullback. N. Y., was 17th with 221 with In Virginia 6-Man Golf Promoter Jim Norris said he may be rounds Press yesterday may land remembered as the of 75-73-73.* By th* Associated hoped to at least equal the 47,585 showed that he Toledo, W>Mffi&m These tires are the latest types, all factory fresh stock from the larsrst »nil"liest Hlflllmßßß boy Frank Stranahan of Va., Sept. 11.— known factories. NO UNKNOWN BRANDS. 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