THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. a ** Interhigh Standings Box-Office Rivalry nmuT. mroai as. mas C-3 Beginning to Igllin Set Up by Draft of I Tussle lor Playoffs Guglielmi and Shaw (Continued From Page C-l.) J Annstrsot 3 0 Oardozo < 0 Sclnodrn * 0 Dunbar 8 1 and cash for him. This offer I by *'// * also was rejected Ewbank. \ M £ f 4 r.meST Before the draft started the BaKS=UlCc=.ti lions approached the Redskins jjS& with an attractive proposition league games Ifi A w :H§.¦ Rk. IHk With only a few |.*4 Mii MS& 1 ¦ \ ¦ if they would take Amec he and remaining, the present stand- turn him over to the Detroit S JB ings of the first four teams in team. But when Kuharich R R Guglielmi available, Jug- found still the West Division may be the Detroit deal went out the gled a bit but all four should window. playoffs. long-distance make the Kuharich made a H - 5 In the East Division, a better phone call to Guglielmi when the 6 V" '. meeting adjourned dmner, Idea of likely playoff berths may ¦ for i \ M hSI/' the player told him that, tonight’s games and said be had after while surprised to be picked by >4' Ijjgjj&i „ \ ‘ 1 H between Armstrong and Phelps Washington, be would welcome a ¦ and Anacostla and Splngarn. chance to play for the Redskins. bring Gugli- improved stand- Kuharich expects to i Roosevelt its »imi Washington ing with a 51-44 victory over to within a i Coolldge contin- week or 10 days to sign a contract. and Cardoso meeting ued unbeaten in the league with Before the draft ended a 61-52 win over Western in at 2:10 this morning, the Red- games yesterday. league —Star BtfJt Photo. skins had picked still another Other Bailey games in Wilson, de- ASPIRANTS—Three typical Golden Gloves hopefuls cheek over their appli- quarterback in Don of resulted GOLDEN GLOVES State, fending champion, and Tech cations before turning them in last night at the offices of the District Boxing Commission. Penn standout star of the Tigers game. This winning their first. The From left Bob Jones, 23, of 281 Twentieth street NJE., who is entered in the senior division Shrine East-West • j are gave them 4 total of five j defeated Ben, 55-47, and the pounds; Rose, 17, of S.E., 147-pound novice, and Dick du- and! slipped at 118 Adrian 4169 Alabama avenue a led to speculation concerning the Trainers by a fighting S.E., 126-pound j team, Four, 17, of 1808 Potomac avenue a novice. possibility of a trade. With Jack j Chamberlain 67-62. 111 < » . back Riders Pressed to Win; ¦ 3carbath and A1 Dorow from team, and Eddie Le- —AP Wtrephoto. t? tough last season's Roosevelt had a time Baron returning from Canada, Angeles nearly quarters Golden Gloves TIME OUT AT DRAFT MEETING—Sid Gillman (left), new head coach of the Los of it for three (Continued C-l.) the squad -is overstocked with or until the Colts’ Jack Silas From Page Rams, discusses the situation with some of the other league men during a recess in yester- signal-callers. of tha... bowed'out on personal fouls. Thompson, % day’s draft meeting in New York. Others are (left to right) George Halas, owner-coach winners of Golden GugUeimi. Filled In for Rams, Lee Howell, coach of the New York * “Coolldge is one of the most Gloves titles in the past, brought But Kuharich said Bailey. Chicago Bears; Dan Reeves, president of the and |im a underrated teams in the area," uuGiants.» u». < > along pair youngsters Schools winner of the “most valuable ? a of to Coach Gabe Ferazzi of Roosevelt By Thomas, who were top reserves player” January chaperon through the exams. Dick Slay award in the 1 Hartack Scores Lee Loses on TKO said after the game. “Their rec- About this time last year Wil- last season. game, in which he filled in for , Triple fancy, they’ve protege, Eugene Fla., (AP>.— SAN JOSE, Calif., Jan. 28 (/&. ord isn’t but Smith’s Wal- In a better shot- ailing Guglielmi, also is an MIAMI, Jan. 28 son’s basketball team was the Pete Abbott is an —Jimmy Savala, 138, Madera, played some of the best teams. buro, entered the middleweight Identical predicament it now maker than Jules Laventhol, who excellent defensive player and Terps Choice to Give Jockey Willie Hartack rode a They certainly triple yesterday. Calif., scored a sixth-round tech- can’t be counted division, Thompson’s faces. Tigers lost four graduated, perhaps lacks the could be used on defense. , at Hialeah He while The had but Top Button, paying nical knockout over Gordon Lee, out of the league race.’’ games, determination of the under- “He’ll get a shot at the No. 1 wA up on ¦charge, Billy Williams of two of 87.20; Arms, $6.40, San Jose, in a scheduled The Colts used an effective Quan- them in the rated little forward. Dick Bues job” Kuharich added. “All of Millikan Edge Over At and Mr. 139%. tlco, made the featherweight | I Jones, (11.30. ten-rounder last night. cone defense to tie up Roose- league, and and Jimmy Vesper, both over them will, and we don't know velt’s big men and held its own limit of 128 pounds. had only three « 6 feet, and Dick Tash could Just where we’ll use them# until Silas went out. Only' one of the beginners had more Inter- 1 make Wilson partisans forget With Canadian football offi- Camevale Tomorrow high making peace overtures, the # i Little Dick Preziotti, however, any difficulty with the weights contests Maio and Cherner. cials Maryland and Navy, which in For interview phone by which to mS Luce, a ball-hawking, driving, 12 clubs went into the draft with wasn’t bothered tod much and he needed only to take off in' the four years of the Bud Milli- LOCKHEED Lockheed Representatives the Colts’ defense. Forced to the make up the cutting whirlwind of a player a warning from Commissioner Camevale coaching INTEIVIEWHS C Alexander and pound. ground. any play- kan va. Ben R outside, he repeatedly made set half a All the others lost f|| who makes baskets from Bert Bell that contracts of have played four torrid C Schnell.t District 7-2580 '& already by Canadian rivalry NOW IN WASHINGTON, D.C. w shots to finish with *22 points, came in naturally under the In spite of angle, made All-Metropolitan as ers signed games even, go at it in Washington, D.C., inexperience, sophomore at- would be honored if the and broken high for the game. Charley required poundage or right on JpS¦ a last year. He teams again afternoon at through leagues an agreement. tomorrow Thursday, Jan. 27 Featherstone with 10 was next another simi- iMm tracts constant abuse from two reach Annapolis. Saturday, 29, the beam. larity Brown, Cleveland Jan. high for the Riders. Silas had with 1 crowds—probably because of his But Paul Maryland, am. Arlington Boy Again. ignored warning, with a 12-3 record between 9 and 8 p.m. points and Julian (Doc) Wein- Tries this year's blank expression and refusal to coach, the tak- perhaps 12 Bobby and its best team in 20- garten 10 to pace the Colts. One of last year’s most color- club. Wilson |B| jBBiSSJI grin even once while he’s beat- ing Freeman and Jack will be the biggest novices, Andy ing your Auburn quarterback odd years, ful Blanche of won the 1954 brains out—and it is Locklear. favorite in the series the Cardoso’s Fourth Straight. Arlington, Va., Interhigh oicksitr. people who contend that center, respectively. Both over was one of the these and Middies, won five and In th,e first game of the double- early arrivals for the weighing championship anyway. That the lithe 6-footer has not lived had announced previously that who have 1* lost six. * header at Tech, Cardozo won its tests. The belter plumber, rep- made two basketball champion- up to his publicity this season. they had been signed by the ijL fc&sraUof ** * ; is 2:30 in Dahl- straight as Ken Dunlay Tigers, * Winnipeg club. Game time Er vertical-rising aircraft fourth resenting the Catholic Youth ships in a row for the ! gren Hall, from Annap- with 14 points and Tom Stephens Organisation, tipped upsets. even far as Kupka is conoemed, surprise and word OTr the scales both It would be As The Colts, piling on | olis today was that several hun- with IS led the Clerks’ attack at 137 pounds, 10 less than last more of a surprise if they did it Luce is his kind, of ball player surprise, moved in the opposite against Western. Bob Lomax year. and he’s better than last dred tickets still were available. this time. even direction, choosing Roberto Es- Maryland the Middies with 19 points and Charlie Folk Andy, who lost early Actually. Tony “Those people who say he’s beat “ out in the Coach Kupka year. quivel, Mexico City College half- year, 61-60, with 16 combined to keep file going of the novice ranks in 1955 when not are crazy,” Kupka says. last on Gene Shue’s was thinking about back, In the 24th round. dramatic last-second shot in I A they 1954, ” Raiders in contention but assured his rivals that . he built his team last year. “Just because he hasn’t scored 1 f 19 Marylander! Picked. overtime before a national tele- Id development! Jet trainer* I got little help from their team- things would be different this At that time he thought he as much as last year doesn’t which willsimulate flight I a vision audience. That was when o( year, adding, “This only graduates. anything. What the devil, Ten Marylanders, tribute to characteristics any plane. ¦ 0 mates. time I’m in would lose two mean record, Navy had John Clune and Don s got early shape, boys.” other losses you have to have someone to give Coach Jim Tatum’s were -83 ms inrssnm § Wilson off to an lead But he suffered three by Lange, however, and this year’s kept Flanking Andy in the lineup by transfers and the league got you the ball. One can’t play selected the pros. Fullback and ahead off Bell through- the Phila- team is not to be compared with out the game for its first league were schoolboys, clerks’, mes- tougher with the addition of the against five, you know. Dick Bielski going to sengers, Negro Kupka the kind of boy who delphia Eagles in the first round. that one. victory. The Tigers had 17-11, apprentice bricklayers, , five schools and is “Luce is Maryland had lost seven **• A truck drivers and striplings from right back where he started. goes from offense to defense, The Eagles also took Center Indevelopment: 34-23 and 47-33 quarter leads straight Navy (Projects In the bomber the armed forces, Girard, boy plugging all the time. He never Don'Brougher and Guard George to when Millikan as four of its players hit in all anxious to Gene a big who took over the coaching, and the fleld ere classified.! figures win fame in the Golden Gloves. lost his awkwardness startlingly gives up, no matter what the Palahunik. End Ronnie Waller double in that time. Bill * year, division, Stuttgart, Germany, to Angeles Rams, Middies won in Bud’s first Hsrrum raieot t: Bues wound up with 16 for Wil- Unlike the senior , fast. Is In score.” went the Los making eight. Terps MV-T sow** however, the civilian entries out- is a pub- That last part about not giv- via the Redskins, who owed their it The won son and teammates Lew Luce, with his father who in 1052, lost the next year and Gus Muir and Pete Abbott 10 numbered the military almost lic relations man with the Red ing up has been a trait of Kupka second-round choice to their two to one, with the Catholic The transfers were teams fit,recent years, especially West Coast rivals. won last. The all-time series each. Sam Cheri with 17 and Cross. other Navy, all Organization, : Jerry Bell, on the championship clubs. The stands 20-8 for with A1 Kotz with 10 were high scor- Youth the Olympic Cherner. now at The Cardinals took Guards games Indevelopment : New versions Tony Maio, had but two or three of the W ers for the Vocats. Club and the Northwest Athletic and who chose veteran coach seems to have John Bowersox and Tom Mc- having played Annapolis. of the Super Constellation >¦ coming instillingit, been at which willmake It the fastest *. past Club each in with nine. Chamberlain. trouble in his whole Luckie and Center John Irvine Maryland Tech eased Chamberlain your squad has not played since propeller-driven transport league victory, mainly The Little Creek Amphibs led “There’s the nucleus of so far this' season, but from the Maryland squad. The In the world by a wide morphs. for its first Kupka’s signs may it lost to George Washington 10 eo-muanON MUMS shooting the service teams in the novice ball club right there,” is there are it be start- Lions took End Bill Walker and days nine-game (Not on the of Bob Bordeau class with eight passing the comment. ing to stick. George Albrecht, and ago to snap a shown: and Bob Bolen. Bordeau had Fullback winning R7V-S lurbo-prop transport) four organisations, ** * * so, streak. The Middies points Bolen 18, tests. These If there could be trouble the Packers picked Quarterback 23 and with therefore, expected year ahead top dogs Lynn Belghtol. have won three of their last most of that total early in the can be to be On the credit side this for the in the four after breaking a four-game in the thick of the fight for the is the fact that Lew Luce is a Interhigh League. “My clubs Two George Washington Uni- game, as the Trainers had to usually losing streak, the longest under tUNMONK nomH I In development: Jet fighters District of Columbia AAU team , year older. The same lor Gus. ’come on’ late in the versity players were selected. (Photographs and flight ¦ with speeds far exceeding thoee fight off the Volts in the late trophy. Muir, season," Kupka Camevale. performance classified; I of preeent-day aircraft stages game. John Webster and Dick contends. The Redskins took Halfback Joe of the Chamber- Boland in the 22d round after lain’s attack was led by Don the Forty-Niners beat them to Fugel, with 24 points; Gene Gaskell. selecting him Steve Owen to Serve IP-104 White with 12 and Sonny Linda- End Richie Complete in in the 13th round. Why in California ' Draft Selections NFL Lockh—d mood with 10. got one of A. and M. canter; George Meson. Ale- State end: Bob Heseton, California Poly The Redskins also As South Carolina Aide ¦y the Associated Press ot Kansas State Virginia players Washington-Lee, the bama tackle: Lemuel Harkey. College /f suard: Dewey Wade, end: five Tech chosen As»ociat«d Prt»i offers better careers for area’s YORK, 28.—Here is Emporia fullback: Harold Reeve. Oregjn John Karr, Purdue end: Dick Bhockey. •y tK« NEW Jan. tackle; Leon Cunningham. Caro- Marquette back: Don Stanford .Petty, selected on second-ranked team, won , its college South Sanders. in End Tom C., straight the order in which the lina canter (traded to Detroit); John back: Otto Knledinner. Penn State tackle; | round. The COLUMBIA. S. Jan. 28. ninth and 10th in'll Unites. Louisville quarterback; Terry Robert Oonsola, back. the 30th and last Owen, players were dratted by the Na- Mis- Illinois George Steve veteran pro football starts, 50-38, Episcopal. Boyle. Cincinnati tackle; Vlo Baton. Dreewleckl. > | Colts took Guard Preas over Phil League souri quarterback; Cooke. Lincoln. CHICAGO BEARS—Ron coach, will the University tional Football with each Pa., Jamea Marquette back; Locke, Forty- Join Palmer, 6-foot-3 forward, made end; James Whttmer. Purdue back: Robert Watkina. Ohio and Tackle Jim the coaching : team’s selections listed in se- John Byrne. John Carroll auard: Ellis State back: John Hall. lowa tackle Quarterback Johnny of South Carolina staff. 16 points for the Generals, high Duckett, Michigan State beck: Prana Niners took Enright Engineers (traded said Design quence: Va.) State to Cleveland): Joe O'Maller. Dean, picked Head Coach Rex for the game. Vincent. Glcnvllle iW Colleae and the Cardinals Owen, Bonus selection —Baltimore center: Ed Merchant. Miami (Ohioi back: Georsla end; Leland Kendall, Oklahoma Wright, all who coached the New’ Albert Maler. Marshall auard: Bdward A. * Henry Moaely, Halfback Howie through Colts George Oregon Texas back; Louis Maty- M. tackle: Morris York Giants from 1930 Annandale kept pace with Shaw. Smith. Southern Georgia Brown back: Bruce Sturslu, William & from VPI. quarterback. kiewlci. lowa end; Rene Phenlx. Mary Gene 1953, will begin duties as an 1 Diversification 1 Tech tackle; Richard McCabe. Pittsburgh back: Verkerk. North Texas Osbourn of Manassas for most Boyd- State tackle; James Lavery. Scranton 4 for Future Delivery. CHICAGO CARDINALS Max back: Holts. Minnesota tackle; Arliona state assistant February 14, opening aircraft production of the game, but when its regu- Mayock.Gordon back: John Allen. end: Thirteen different models of are in Mlbe Vlllanova end: Charles - Thornes Redfield. Delaware end; Clarence Although handicapped by pre- day of spring practice for the - lars went out on fouls the : at Lockheed turbo-prop and turbo-compound cargo and Dive Ohio tusrd; Bernietik sshtoZTSK? b«k; vious deals that cost them their Atlantic Coast Conference team. passenger transports, supersonic superiority fighters, reserves were to handle Williams. State Tennessee guard: J. D. ’ unable Sinclair. Texas A. and If. and; Jamaa & Smith. North second, fourth and sixth round Enright indicated that Owen. the situation and Annandale . Caroline A. T. beck: Alfred Dennis, jet trainers, patrol bombers, radar search planet.Development Caruszl. Marauette back. Mlddlebury end (traded to Chicago choices, Redskins fared well 55, will permanent straight Holm » ; jfsnr* RAMS—Larry the be a member projects are even more extentive and divertified. went down to its seventh LOS ANOELHB Corky Morris.Taylor. Cardinals 11 Melvin Harrison. Sam Bou- selections, according loss, 76-62. Georgia Tech center; ton State center: Claude Roach. Tests In their to of the staff. He probably will Annandale has a tackle; Pepsin. (Fla.) Kansas State halfback; Roosevelt Grier. Christian guard; Allen Jonee, Baylor This capacity to develop and produce such a wide range o( ouett* Tom Miami (traded York); Kuharich. Joe even took four replace Max Reed, former line single victory, its opening game. nc Penn State tackle to New beck: Joe James. Howard Payne tackle; asim Ed Pouch. Southern California tackle; Choyce Hall. Midwestern center: Carl men for future delivery. The coach with the Washington Red- aircraft is important to Designers. Itmeans: more job ,* Osbourn’s record now is 4-5. 4 Ed Kelley. Texee halfback: Corky Tharp. Allison Oklahoma back: Jerry Barger, security; more achievement; more Alabama halfback: Prank Clayton, South- Duke beck; Joe Vouns. Marquette end: first was Eric Christensen. 6- skins, who has assisted Line acope for craative and ern Californle halfback: BlUy Teas, Charles Dees. Tyler TC. (Texas) tackle; end, opportunity promotion with ao many projects in motion. - National Training School de- Oeorxla Tech halfback: John Witte, Ore- Perry Jeter. California Poly back: Joel foot-8 Richmond who once Coach Hank Bartos for several for gon State tackle: Claude Harland. Texas Tennessee guard: Charles Wright. with Steve Mell- years. feated the Kendall Warriors, glnley. View end; played football Rms PTSlrfe Richard Klein. Geor- Kentucky, Washington’s strong 53-42, to make its season record gia tackle: Gerry Poute. Midwestern inger of . Owen, who specializes In 2 Design Emphasis at Lockheed high ggg No. 1 choice last season who now defensive units,' has been the 6-1. Bill Thomas was for DETROIT LIONS-—Deve Middleton. The Lockheed Design Engineer occupies unique professional ’ Auburn beck; Selsbury, UCLA guard; Army. They drop- NTS with 25 points and Dave Darrls Jim is in the were team- Giants’ chief scout* since TuiAne tackled One: MUcham* McCord. Tennessee tickle; Lee (Va.) ping status. For Lockheed attaches far greater importance Bernstein high for Kendall Arizona mats iTempe) end: Clyde Riley. Detroit halfback; Bud Brooks. mates at Fork Union Mil- out of the professional Sweeney. West Vlrtlnla tackle; John Arkansas suard; ElUah Childers. Prairie itary Academy. to Design than other companies. y with 15. Devli, Miles end: Jack Muldowney. View tickle; Bert Zeeers. Mlchlcan State ranks. Mount Union College and Dayton Uni- halfbeck: Bill Walker. Maryland end; John Miller, 6-foot-4. 235- Lockheed’s Design emphasis can be seen in the Design versity tackle: Cvengros, Wis- Welter Jenkins, Wayne tackle; Tom Jerome Elmore, Texas Gastsll, College tackle, peaceful The week-end schedule: Ouilielmt. Notre Dame back; Ron Waller. consin tackle: Kenneth Boston U. Quarterback; Herb pound Boston Canadians were bent on. background of virtually all of tha company's engineering Ttiw. Maryland halfback (traded to Doe An- Tech tackle; Oeoree Medved. Florida McDermott. lowa State tackle: Dick tabbed as a future great, was settlement of raiding problems. > engineering at Lockheed Armstrong vs. Phelps at Tech, 7:30. geles): Ray Ferkins. Syraeoee halfback. tackle; William Andrews, Tyler JC- Ootet. Cinclnneti beck; Don Henderson. executives. No other field of Anacostla vs. Splngarn at Tech, 9:15. Fla., halfback Trlnlty (Texas) U. back: Ralph Cook. Utah tackle: Jerry St. ninth choice. Cooper said three members of at Gordon Malloy. Miami. Wabash-BeJl State Louie beck; OeMa. Benedict the Redskins’ exceeds Design in salary or responsibility. Oynbsr vs. Wflllston Wilmington, (traded to Detroit): Don Olaata, Ne- tackle: Hallow. Ocorae Atkins. Auburn guard; tackle; Shannon. Weke Forest-East Carolina College Alsn Msrr. Bradley End; Charlie Horton, Vanderbilt the Big Four—Hamilton, Ot- Bladeniburg at braska Dan Notre center: Bruce Nevltt. State Donald Daly. Northwestern, 7. Dame end (traded to Beam); Brie Chrla- Washington East Kentucky State back; Pat Olekslsk. halfback, and Don Shea. Georgia tawa and Montreal—are ready teaeen. Richmond end; John Allen. Pur- center: Jamee Hoffman, Ohio State-Ctn- Tennessee beck; Bob MUler. Bast Ken- Ufa In San Fernando Valley center; John Miller. Boston College ctnnatl back: Bob Howe. Cincinnati tucky State center; Pred Mehaflev. Den- guard who also played at Navy, now to deal with Commissioner 3 Oatthersburg at Wheaton. 8. due back: J. C. Jones. San Francisco end. bsck; James at Montgomery. tackle; Tom Louderback. San Joee State ver Walters. Mississippi Redskins "fu- Bell on honorable observance of Design Engineers work better at Lockheed because they Sherwood lUehard 7. Larry Parker. North Carolina NEW YORK GIANTS—Joe Heap. Notre tackle; Oeorte Albrecht, Maryland back; were the last two Poolesvllle at Damascus, 8. turd: tackla Oeorge Deniska. Leesburg Carver, 8. halfback; John Barleh. Wayneabure Dame back: Sid Pournet. LBU Wyomlnc back: Robert tures.” options and contracts.' live better at home. Year ’round sunshine, mild at tackle: Onltkey. Cornell tackle-. Tom (traded to Los Angeles); Anthony Placke. Holy Cross tuerd; Richard Mil- Frederick Saiscer at Laurel. 7. Lea (traded to Business Matters. "Toronto is our only problem," temperatures and scenic beauty of the San Fernando Valley Surrattevllle at Oxon Marquette end: Charlee Horton, Pasaueal. Notre Dame tackle to ler. Illinois tackle: Duncan McDonald. Turn Hill. 7. Braate. back; California Cardtnah): Oregon guard Michigan beck: Mike Ticks. Trinity Cooper Oreat Mills at Owynn Park. 7:80. rbllt A1 Norrle. Don Jack Patera. (Texes) beck, Harry Meanwhile, the league direc- said. “If we encounter provide the Ideal background for modern living. •*; Lacker at Plata. Don Shea. Oeorela guard; (traded to Baltimore): Mel Triplett. Lovell. South Caro- La 7. >. State back: 800 Holy Ron LocUln. line xuard; Bill Desrlns, Florida back; more difficulty, there are two or u “7 Penn Dee.tackle; Toledo fullback: Wiscon- tors turned their attention to end; Ron Oarer. Michigan sin end; Ron Marctniak. Kansas State Ch possi- Fairu r ' Oeoree, Clemeon back; Joe Boland, guard (traded Washington); Jimmy CLEVELAND Burris. business matters, with the three groups anxious to take over WoodwardM4Prep at Falls Church. 7. to center;*BFtOWTsß^—Kurt Intmodlota openings fort at e Washington back: Chick Don- Patton, Mississippi balfbnek: Bob Evans. Oklahoma Dean Renfro. North bility proposed changes the Toronto franchise.” Warrenton Herndon, 7. West Virginia center; Miami, guard (traded to Baltl- Texes State halfback; Bob Freeman, that rules Eaideon. Robert Ohio auarterback; Engineers Ready. Frank Ra- Auburn Bam Palumbo. taken up later the Design Specialist,; Design "A" and “B” i imjtank Notre Dame taekje:Wally Houston. Notre center; might be in Wyoming center; Dame Aramte Dandor. - James Monroe at Osbourn, 8. deUa. btwENEBurning. John Damore. Leroy day. Engineers Design Oar-Field at Marshall. 8. Missouri end: Southern Callforila halfback: Associate Parker-Orar at Northwestern center; Klwood Kettler. Bolden Michigan State halfback: Jaw proposal Additional Sports Luther Jackson. 8. back; Ed Stowers. The main is that the Jr. Engineering “A" T Johnaon-Wllliame at Boffmaa-Botton. Texas ARM Waks Lockleat. Auburn canter; Lemoyne Hol- Draftsmon 1 # Forest and: Dave Kragthorpe. Utah land. Rice end (traded to Detroit); Bear, ’ball be declared dead as soon as on Page in mechanical, electrical, hydraulics, power plant, St. Anthony vs. DeMatha at Carroll. BALTIMORB, COLTS—AIan Ameche. State guard: Robert Bills. Brigham Toung Ford. Plttsbureh back; Olen Dillon ground. Next Wleeoneln fullback. Dick Stymanakl. back; K«i Stout, Tamale back; John Pittsburgh end; Eric KnebeL Southern a player hits the This controls and structures fields. Msekln at Carroll. 9:15. Jacobs. Colby end; Robert Antkowlak. Methodist tackle; Jack Eaton, New Mex- prevent piling on. sug- Charlotte HeU at Priory. 8:80. BuckneU tackle (traded to Green Bay): ico tackle: John Bortoa, Ohio Stats is to The Oarv Gila. Louisiana Mato center; A1 back: Pred Reblnson, Washington U. gestion of a seven-point touch- Dunbar vs. Johnston County at Smith- Doggctt. Louisiana Stete back: Jerry guard; Bob Smith. Nebraska back; Don Cauahan. Colorado ARM back; Matt lowa center: Bob Pur- down appears beaded for the (XMIIINCI: Held. N. C.. 8. San Joae Suchr. Leonard. metNHSS WHO UCX AIICRAST I „ Bullla at Navy Plebes, 17:15, VuJerlch. State beck; Ken due back: Ste«e Chsmplin. Oklahoma ash can. LHth Randolph-Mason at guard; Bryan. Teaae back: Dement, Southeast Missouri tackle; Abe end; Bros. Experience is not necessary to join Lockheed It's your . Episcopal, 8:SO. WalteT Techend; Chattanooga guard; Paul tackle: Tom Ebert. Kansas State Aircraft ¦. o< Jeeee ArneUe. Penn. State Smll Cohen. William Proctor. Florida State tackle; The question of a Canadian engineering degree and general engineering experience-that ¦ . at , U. back Dirk Chorovlch. Bltnda. Pittsburgh back: Albert Crow. Spinks. Texas Tech back: Ger- for Deai Kendall. Radik, Omaha Mary tackla; Richard peace pigeon-holed Is count adapts your training ability to Miami o' Ohio tackle: Fat Abbruaai. William and Harold Johh- ald atone. Southeastern Louisiana was for the EXPRESS a Lockheed and aircraft ¦ f ganger. back; John Lee. Oeorela Southern V back: BUI Toole, Oregon Oreer, Elisabeth work through its Engineering Transitional Program Naturally, ¦ r Rhode Island tackle; tackle: Jcmec Cltr remainder of the week end after St John's vs Georgetown Prep at I Tech back: Joe Peterson, Texas liTfi.) Teachers and; John Matsoeo. you receive full pay during the Transitional Program. ¦ DeMatha. 5. Dirk Laserell. Texas Christian tackle: Michigan State back; Ernie Undo. Col- the new president of Canada’s Good Bfttery Prlorr vs. Oonaaga at DeMatha. 5:45. . Wetter Clark. Mltsleelnnl Southern lege of Pacific back; Don Fils, Purdue Big Four, Ralph Cooper of tackle; Charles Bhenhard. North Texas center; Bobby Baldwin. Sam Houston Ham- State back; James Cobb. Abilene Chrts- bote; Id Tokus. Oeorsis end: ilton. Ontario, put In a surprise tackle: Charles Clanrtola. Lawrence Tex•Uits Robinson. Tempi* back; Lamar cSßege end: Nick Manych. Michigan Texas halfback: Bill McKenna. Loscbmsn. Tennessee center. appearance and. announced the Mate Normal end; Jerry Welch. South Is and: Herman Watson. Vender- ITOWives wakeeM $S sited ialacview —Lockheed representatives j- Johnson Meets Fuentes Dakota State back; Dick McNamara. :kle: Von Morgan. Abilene Chrie- happy to answer questions on schooling, shopping Minnesota back: Roberto Esquivel. Mea- id; Talmadxe Washington. Wash- will be Ico City Calleae badt: Richard Orann. R"“ington State halfback; Bob Hardy. Ken- facilities, social organisations, climate, clothing and other topics In Television Bout Tonight Rhode Island tackle; Marlon Mtnker. tucky quarterback; Andy Nacrelll. Port- lUaa ham end: Jerry Krisher. Ohio SMte that are sf particular concern to housewives -j 8y Ike Associated Press Stats ’tjilt: tackle; Tommy Bell. Army back: Don !: ; tackle;Ohio Brouiber. Maryland center; Clyde White. Usual Officers’ laifsnu » BUI Waters. 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