the line. He picked up 38 THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. • A-17 against the Cardinals, and 26 THURSDAY, AUGUST 99, I—7 Coe Delaying on six runs against the Browns. ATCHISON'S Dick also caught a nine-yard touchdown pass from Leßaron Press Gets Report Spates Cup Won to help the Redskins beat the His Lineup for ANGLE Browns, 20-9, in Washington’s On 1957 Redskins By Mrs. Fisher first victory over the Cleve- Mrs. H. IY LEWIS F. ATCHISON at Griffith Cochran Fisher of landers Stadium. At Noon Luncheon Columbia, After a four-game appren- playing with a newly The press and radlo-TV established Women’s Cup ticeship in his new job, James fraternity will get a first-hand District Walker In picking Dick James as the and few will find fault with it. was ready to roll. He caught a Golf Association Handicap, outstanding report on the 1957 Redskins MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 29 (IP). Redskin rookie of Dick got one vote here because i 34-yard scoring pass from Le- today celebrated by winning the 1856, thereby Inaugurating thought spark- at a luncheon at the Marie an we he was the Baron to help the Redskins Mayflower sponsored by —Charlie Coe, United States luncheon, plug ¦ Hotel, Spates Cup yesterday at Prince annual excuse for a that touched off the amaz- win, 17-14, to their return the Hanover Canning Walker Cup captain, delayed the of sportswriters ing five-game winning ¦ Co. Georges. committee streak i game with the Cardinals, after At the same time a decision on his opening-day who made the choice paid the that the previously Halfback Mrs. Fisher, lifted Redskins out oft faking “Night Train” Dick James will receive the donor of the lineup for a final appraisal to- handsome youhg halfback from the gutter to put them in the Lane out of his for Antique Cup, a tourn- Oregon i socks a award as the outstanding favorite day of Uncle Sam’s calmly a singular compliment. title race after they lost their 33-yard run. By that time eight r rookie of 1956, a retroactive ament of the Columbia women James was one of first- first three games. Runnels was • Kuharich was sure annually. confident forces. year he had one honor to be bestowed golfers, had a 102 and men who made the grade important as were Paluck, Mel- of the season's rookie finds. deducted “I still haven’t made up my year, among Unger ¦ Kuharich and James flew to 24 handicap for a net 78 to the last and was a and most of the others. • The blond youngster with Washington last night mind what combinations to use half-dozen of whom from fourth of five cup tournaments “RED” CAUGHRON 808 TABOR merited But James touched off the ex- muscles to his fingertips hit his Winston-Salem, N. C., where in tomorrow’B two-ball four- serious consideration for the plosion that blew the Eastern ¦ for players in the 20-24 handi- i peak against the Detroit Lions the Redskins are practicing for cap division. somes,” Coe said after yester- award. One was Johnny Miller. division race wide open. the following Sunday day’s to what, Saturday night’s exhibition practice round. “I want Boston College tackle, who James was not immediate unhappily, be game Mrs. Roland Haynes of GROVETON FIRST TEAM STRONG to today.” an s was to his last with the Detroit Lions. first see how we do moved into a starting offensive success. He won. the starting big game of the season The Columbia was the low gross I because teams meet at Birming- winner with a 101. Announcement of the pair- berth. Another was John Pa- right halfback Job almost by de- . of a knee injury. The Lions ham, Ala. ings for the four Scotch luck, the one-man gang from Other net winners. In order: four- fault, outgunning Jerry Pl&nutla , were unbeaten until they hit George Marshall, president of Mrs. H. C. Hofftommer of Frlnoo Pittsburgh, who him- Georges. Hammond Is Moving Up, some matches will be made this covered of Michigan State after Scooter • Washington, and it was James’ the Redskins, is due by train 103-20—88: Mr,. Aaron self with glory at end after Goldman of Woodmount, 104-21 afternoon. re- Scudero and Lowe were tabbed I 41-yard touchdown run that today from San Francisco, S3: Mrs. Ed Clayton of Court House, The porting late. help end their 108-22—84; Mrs. C. K. Hutchinson of . United States practice for defensive chores. The first j string. 18-17. where the team bowed to the Columbia. 107-23—84; But Looks for * Mra. Rotor Good Season ** alignment, however, may have One easily could have picked time he carried the baU Dick * Forty Ntaers last Sunday. 27-20, Sheriff of Prince Georges, 105-21—84; Steve Meilinger, caught It was Mrs. F. J. Stoppa of Court House. 107- By 808 HANSON By DICK TIERNEY given some tlpoff on how Coe who gained one yard before Dale a daezling bit of foot- After attending the luncheon 23—84; Mrs. F. A. Loni Os CourS plans to deploy in quest of a five .touchdown passes, more Dodrill, Pittsburgh Steeler mld- . work, with Dick apparently Marshall will entrain for Bir- House. 104-20—84; Mr*. L. R. Worden The competition gets tougher Bob Tabor, taking any Tommy of Court House. 104-20—84; Mra. over as American victory in than teammate or trapped twice got Thomas Plowman Sprlnx, this year for Hammond High's head coach at Grove- 15th this dleguard, slammed into him. before he to of Indian football 16th collision of the best ama- Runnels. the club's second At the whistle, the Detroit 5-yard line where 104-20—84 and Mrs. Barnslsr Wil- might ton High School, has a veteran leading ground-gainer final however, 230-pound liams of Manor, 104-20—84. football team and it be teur golfers of America and with 334 he picked up 17 yards ' Bob Long clamped team, but he and his staff say yards—despite a crippling leg had on a him. Barbers Take Lead too much to expect a season Great Britain. seven tries, returned a kick-off , headlock on With a final they will be happy if they can injury. Linebacker BillFulcher, ; effort, James For League like that of last year. Singles 25 yards, caught two passes for wrenched free and Little Title win half their games. Americans Prefer whose 190 pounds didn't deter spilled over the goalline as Jerry’s moved Into Hammond, playing for Billy 34, and misaed one at midfield. for Barbers -BRAKES-i the Lilly Joe Patton was paired him from hitting the big ones, thrilling RELINED WHILE WAIT hung Halfback John is the Joe thought a touchdown as some a 2-1 lead to the Mount Vernon- YOU first time last season, up only first-stringer with Rex Baxter. Arnold Blum rated an accolade, there’s Coach Kuharich 28,000 -Washington lost from and saw makings pretty fans Lee Little League champion- last year's squad com- with veteran Charley Kocsls, no telling what Quarterback he the of a seen sines Steve Bagarus’ days. ship series Two Mojo in a Series which good halfback. with a 9-5 victory piled a 1-7-1 record in the Bill Campbell with Dr. Bud Freddy Wyant or Defensive That play alone, in our book, over Bucknell Manor last night Fret Lit, Taylor. ** * * «iXS£S* a highly school's first season of football. Hillman Robbins with Halfback Gary Lowe would was worth an award, and add- at Virginia Hills Adjustments SO DtO creditable 8-2 record Rudolph Camp- right. School. against Oroup Lilly will be available be- Mason and Joe have done if used more exten- | j The coach was Against ing up all the evidence it seems Bob Stewart, 4 WHEELS $% I and IIschools. not, bell Hyndman. shutout victor 0%.65 This season, with the exception cause he has used up his eight with Bill Kocsis sively. the Eagles, James ran for 46 the writers made a worthwhile Tuesday, relieved to the second COMPLETE UP Blum were low with ** IV of Culpeper, the competition is semesters of eligibility. and a 72. * * yards on 12 tries, making most i choice to picking James as the inning to halt a Bucknell rally' ”i ,4 RW one over Minikahda’s par. James,' through SANDERS AD ?>£4 against Group I. Tabor that he the But the choice was >of it on short bursts i No. 1 rookie of 1956. and preserve the win. admits has In the Scotch foursome, play- I With the inclusion of Grove- potential to contend for the Group Virginia ers take alternate strokes ton in I the Northern Northern Group I golfers only Virginia League American are luke- embraces 10 title, but adds that his team style teams and warm to the of play, and Hammond alone is not without its weaknesses. prefer play will meet all rivals. most would to sin- Second Team Green gles matches if given a choice play eight singles Lose One Letterman "Sure, we have an experi- The teams Coach Harry (Red) Caugh- enced first team, our matches Saturday after the but second opening Nothing ron, one-time tackle at Wil- string is pretty green. A key foursomes. liams & Mary, lost only one injury that has happened in nearly a or two could mean a sharpening letterman, Pullback Dick Moore, losing season.” said the former week of up here has who moved to Germany On George Washington shaken America's favorite's High as- role.