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Classified Ads Shipping News Hopkins Eleven Beats Diekinson, 47-0: Page 5 1ULTIMOUE. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1959 Terps Upset Clemson, 28-25; Navy Beats G. 16-8 Grant Brings Ashlar From 4th To Win At Pimlico vt 'w ft BETTY'S THIRD TD PASS GETS 3D OF FOU 7 s' CAIKS TERP WIN WITH THREE MUTES TO GO UMPHS Sub Quarterback Hits 7 Of 8 For 152 Yards; Middies Sparked By Bellino's Touchdown, Other Runs After Scoreless First Half Hannah's Hill Finishes Second In Featured, Riggs Handicap til Navy Maryland By WILLIAM ANTON Sunpanen Staff Correspondent Clemson, S.C., Nov. 14 Never- Bj WILLIAM BONIFACB ISunvaptri Racing Editor Ranging up on the outside through the long turf course stretch, Robert P. Trice's Ashlar upheld the predictions of the form players in winning the Riggs Handicap, featured seventh race at Pimlico yesterday, for the small return of $3.40 for $2.

say-die Maryland drove 80 yards through Clemson and scored on a 17-yard pass from Dale Betty to l4v4 0d 'Jf tfJf Tv C' I vvv 3 7 Gary Collins with 3.02 left in the game to pull a stunning 28-to-25 upset win over the Tigers here today. Bettering his three-winner feat It: was the third touchdown pass of the afternoon for Betty, who re-entered the game when start By JAMKS C. ELL-OT TSun Staff Correspondent Annapolis, Nov. 14 George Washington University, a 27-point underdog, held Navy in check for better than half of their football game here today, but then Joe Bellino, an ever-dangerous halfback, broke loose to spark the Middies to a 16-to-8 triumph. More than four minutes of the third quarter had ticked off the big Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium clock before the 5-foot-8 Bellino grabbed a pass from Quarterback Joe Tranchini and shot 20 yards into the end zone for the first score of the contest.

Crowd Of 14,000 Estimated Thrilling an estimated 14.000 fans, Bellino bounced off three G. W. tacklers as he tore down the sidelines to the score which culminated a 47 yard Navy march. ing Quarterback Richie Novak was injured in the drive toward the winning touchdown. 49-Yard Toss Connects Betty, who led the surprising Terps to victory over North Caro Friday's opening day program, Jockey Howard Grant was astride his third of four winners when he brought Ashlar from fourth on the turn to win by a length from F.

Ambrose Clark's Hannah's Hill, who was three parts of a length to the fore of Stephen C. Clark, Shield Bearer. Ashlar In Top Shape Trained by Charley White, popular Maryland horseman, Ashlar was in top condition when he gained his- fourth victory in his last five starts by turning the mile-anda-sixteenth in 1.47 1-5 on sod, which was termed "firm" i i i i lina earlier this year, hit Collins on a 49-yard touchdown pass nine seconds into the fourth quarter and threw 6 yards to Hank Poni-atowski for the game's first score in the opening period. isT if 4. I Maryland's other score came on Earlier in the drive, it was the 181-pound Winchester (Mass.) a one-yard plunge by Fullback Jim Joyce in the second quarter after the Terps' Kurt' Schwarz speedster who had ripped off 17 Bunpapers photo Malashuk BELLINO ON THE BOUND-tXavy Halfback Joe Bellino picks up a short I at Annapolis yesterday.

George Washington End Bill Smylhe rushes up to two-yard pain around end in the first quarter against George Washington make the stop. After playing a scoreless first half, Navy won 16 to 8. yards on three carries to help hopped a Clemson fumble on the Tiger 14-yard line. set up the touchdown. Later in the quarter, Bellino picked up 18 yards on a wide Betty, who plays with contact Syracuse Wins, Gets lenses, connected on seven of eight passes for 152 yards and sweep to his right as he sailed to the Colonials' 27-yard stripe Orioles And Senators Open Here April 19 on the first of a series of downs Trip To Cotton Bowl setting up what proved to be YALE SCORES 3840-20 WIN Singleton Stars As Princeton Bows Before 45,000 the winning score.

Matalavage Goes Over Six plays later, with 47 seconds remaining in the third period, Navy Fullback Joe Matala Some Stadium Ticket Prices Boosted For 1960; Syracuse, N.Y., Nov. 14 Iff) Undefeated Syracuse smothered T.C.U. Upsets Texas, 11 To 9 Bird Farmhands Beat Yankees, 5-1 vage bulldozed over from the 3 to put the Middies out of reach. Austin, Texas, Nov. 14 (Slip Game 1ICKCIS End Greg Mather, who booted the extra point after Navy's first Colgate, 71-to-0, today, and celebrated by accepting a bid to the Cotton Bowl New Year's Day.

Syracuse, No. 1 team in the nation, will play the Southwest Conference champion (or representative in case of a tie). The S.W.C. was tossed into a snarl today when previously unbeaten Texas, rated No. 2 nationally, was upset by pery Halfback Harry Moreland curled 56 yards for a fourth period touchdown to send Texas Christian to a hard-fought 14-to-9 tally, was wide with his conversion attempt and the Tars led, three TD's this gray and warmish afternoon to ruin homecoming for an estimated 26,000 Clemsonites.

First Conference Loss It was Maryland's third win against five setbacks and evened the Terps' Atlantic Coast Conference record at 2-2. Clemson, a 13! point favorite today, suffered its first conference loss and is now 6-2 for the year. Coach Tom Nugent's unpredict-abel Terps were up against a bigger, stronger team today but Maryland proved it's made of stern stuff. Clemson had all the best of the statistics. It outrushed the Terps, 249 yards to 162, out-passed them 185-164 and outfirst-downed them, 22-15.

This was the highest point output of the campaign for Maryland. And this against a Tiger team that was eighth in the nation in total defense prior to to Clearwater, Nov. 14 ISpe By ED BRANDT For only the second time in cial 1 The Baltimore Orioles de After 4.47 of the final quarter, seven years the Orioles will open feated the New York Yankees, 5 win over Texas, the nation's No. 2 team, in the Southwest Conference showdown battle here today. Mather booted a field goal from the 19-yard stripe for Navy's final the baseball season in Memorial to 1, here today in a Florida Win T.C.U.

victory snarled the Cot Stadium, playing the Washington ter League contest, behind the three points and a 16-0 advantage Texas Christian, 14-9. Arkansas Senators here on Tuesday, April combined three-hit pitching of Bob ton Bowl picture for the Southwest Conference opponent against now leads with a 5-to-l record to DUi naa Deen nara nu uj iaui earlier in the week. Grant's sixth winner of the two-day-old meeting was his most difficult so far. Not because Ashlar was unwilling, but he faced determined rivals in Hannah's and Shield Bearer which refused to "give up" even after being headed in front of the stands. Grant used Ashlar more than usual in the early stages of the race and then used his whip freely to gain command with about a sixteenth of a mile to go and continued the punishment until the end.

Head Down At First "He was 'trying to eat grass' coming out of the gate," Grant explained upon dismounting. "His head was way down at first and he didn't seem to want to do much running. However, I hit him a couple times early and everything was all right." The 20-year-old rider, who hails from Cincinnati, participated in the winner's circle ceremony and then rushed back to the jockeys' quarters to prepare for his win-ring ride on Shamrock Green in the eighth race. He had won the third race with Hay Loft and the fifth attraction on Chasmar Flash. Both Hannah's Hill and Shield Bearer lost ground on the turns in the Riggs 'cap, although they were on the inside of Ashlar for the late stretch drive.

Brooks Loses Ground had to stay on the inside most of the trip and then come around horses the last part," Karl Korte, rider of Hannah's Hill explained. "I thought I could get to the winner for a minute, but just couldn't make it. Hi? (Ashlar) is a good colt." With Steve Brooks aboard, Continued, Page 8. Column 5) What had been a tight contest through the halftime intermission now seemed ready to turn into a Leopold and Chuck Beamon. to 1 for Texas and 3 to 1 for Syracuse.

19, 1960. And, for the first time in their Leopold worked the lust six Texas Christian University. So savage and effective was the T.C.U. line in the second half rout. Poor Kick Aids G.W.

Syracuse struck through the air frames and limited the fledgling Yankees to a pair of safeties and no runs while walking five and modern American League history, the Birds have yielded to rising costs of operation with a slight increase in ticket prices. that the thunderous Texas offensive was killed off with only one for six of its 10 touchdowns, and got four of its scores in the open But George Washington, winner of only one game in eight starts this season, wasn't about to give first down. fanning nine. ing quarter on the way to a day. The previous high came in the 27-7 win over West Virginia.

T.C.U. has a 3-1-0 record in the By ALBERT R. FISCHER (Sun Staff Correspondent Princeton, N.J., Nov, 14 Yale put on a tremendous offensive show at Palmer Stadium here before 46,000 fans today and pounded Princeton into submission, 38-to-20, in the eighty-second meeting between these two old football rivals. Nick Kangas highlighted Yale's forty-first victory in the series by running 89 yards for a touchdown on a kick-off return. However, it was Quarterback Tom Singleton who led the Blue to revenge for last year's humiliating 50-14 defeat.

Trailing by a 7-0 count early in the ball game, Singleton brought Yale to life with his adept passing and equally clever ball-handling and paced a 23-point barrage in the second quarter that shot the winners into a comfortable 31-13 halftime advantage. Completes All 8 Passes The 20-year-old junior from Kenilworth, Illinois, had a perfect passing mark, completing all eight of his tosses for 108 yards and one touchdown, in addition to scoring once himself, kicking (Continued, Page 2, Column 3) Beamon came on in the seventh Affects 2 Seat Categories The boost will affect two cate 45-to-0 halftime lead. It was the Orange's eighth vic Scott's Points Decisive Although Betty is the individual and worked the final three innings, giving up one run on one hit and gories of seats box and lower deck reserved. conference but Arkansas' 17-14 victory over S.M.U. will keep the Frogs out of the Cotton Bowl.

The Razorbacks whipped T.C.U. 3-0 tory. They also could have ac hero of this Terp conquest, nobody cepted an Orange Bowl bid, but two walks, while striking out four On the other hand, season sub can forget for a minute that the scribers and purchasers of earlier. Burke Belts Double rejected it in favor of the trip to Dallas. margin of victory was the four straight conversions by End Vince Texas, with a win over lowly The Bird farmhands got a brace Texas Thanksgiving in the of runs in the initial inning on an Scott.

Game Played In Rain Thirty-one thousand watched up. Navy's second team, directed by Hal Spooner, was halted by hard-charging Colonial forwards. Then Spooner, attempting to punt from Navy's 38, was rushed and kicked only 2 yards put of bounds at the Middie 40. The fired-up Colonials, then the nearest to touchdown territory that they were during the whole overcast afternoon to that point, moved the 40 yards in six plays to score, with Ed Hino passing the (Continued, Page 5, Column 2) infield error, a single by Chuck After each TD the 183-pound final game, would go to the Cotton Bowl as the Longhorns whipped the sixtieth renewal of this tra junior, trom Wilmington, Hinton and a two-bagger by Leo ditional game, played in a drench tickets to all home night games a league record total of 59 will be afforded substantial savings, according to the announcement by General Manager Lee MacPhail. The scheduled 59 arclight contests tops by six the former high of 53, carded last season by the Kansas City Athletics.

Arkansas. Texas has a 4-1-0 look. A 3-way tie also would send the Burke. ing ram and under lights for most Burke and Nicholson each got of the second half. Longhorns to the Cotton Bowl calmly sent the football through the uprights.

Clemson, on the other hand, scored as many touchdowns as Maryland four but picked up an extra point only In a smashing display of aerial two hits of identical caliber, a double and a single, with Jim Car since T.C.U. and Arkansas have been to the January 1 bowl since Texas' last trip. fireworks, Syracuse scored every ver banging out a single good for after its first score when Quarter a pair of runs batted in. time it got the ball the 30-point first quarter after Colgate Quarterback Bob Paske fumbled back Harvey White converted. High Of 48 The Orioles' previous high was After each of the Tigers' three New York scored its lone run (Continued, Page 10, Column 2) Colts 9-Point Choice Over on the game's first running play.

Three plays later Syracuse cap succeeding touchdowns White tried to pass for two points. He failed all three times. 48 in 1958. The 59 is still one shy of the major league record for arclight contests, set by the Los Angeles Dodgers in 1959. tain and wingback Ger Schwedes Green Bay Packers Today Stands Constructed In 1914 took a 30-yard pass from Quarter Maryland scored first on the Perhaps to help pay tor tne in Betty-to-Poniatowski six-yarder back Dave Sarette and the scoring march was on.

Eight Syra and fell behind for the first time creased electric bill, the Orioles have raised ticket prices slightly. Rider Thrown, Horse Wins cuse players shared in the touch Cause Pimlico Complaints Box seats, fomerly sold at $2.75, down barrage, Schwedes and End Tom Gilburg tallying twice. The Colt-Packer game will be televised over Station WMAR (Channel 2) at 2 o'clock today. By CAMERON C. SNYDER IS'un Staff Correspondent when Clcmson's Halfback Dough Daigneault scored on a 3-yard blast over left guard with 6.57 lef tin the game.

will be raised to $3, and lower deck reserved seats, formerly $2. By WILLIAM BONIFACE Syracuse Clears Bench To complete the rout Syra Pimlico officials should waste parently have not been painted have on the Colts Is hard to say, Milwaukee, Nov. 14 A cold The Tigers led at that point, (Continued, Page 5, Column 4) cuse scored once in the third no time deciding what they are go will now be $2.25. All other prices (uppper reserved, general admission and bleacher) will remain the same. war will be waged tomorrow after but last week's defeat at Washington by the Redskins should be quarter and three more times in since World War II.

In fact, they were blanketed with dust the morning the current meeting opened. noon when the Colts meet the Green Bay Packers at County a reminder that the Baltimoreans the final period, including a brilliant 56-yard run by Sophomore ing to do with the old, wooden sectionbuilt about 1914 of the grandstand near the three-sixteenths pole and, whatever they decide, should be accomplished prior N.F.L la lid in Manchester, England, Nov. 14 MV-Operatic Society threw his jockey, bolted round the racecourse and then, came back and won the l1 4-mile Manchester November Handicap today-last big race of the British race season. Forty-nine horses competed in the race first rai in 1876-a record field for the handicap. rw-oti.

Knriptv. a 3-vear-old are creatures of warmer climates. New Prices Conform MacPhal. in announcing the Stadium in polar bear weather. Halfback Ernie Davis.

To see the horses on the stretch A crowd of 25,000 is expected Title Mopes In Balance It was a little cold in Washing Colgate, its attack curbed by to the pext meeting. frequent fumbles, made its deep ton last Sunday, nothing like here, price changes, said the new prices now conform with those charged by most of the other major league clubs and still remain sub The fans using this section- est penetration to the Syracuse turn, occupants of seats more than five rows back must look through windows at the end of the stand. Opening day, it was like looking through smoked glasses. to shiver more from the 20-degree temperatures than from the excit-ment of the National Football League game. It will be the first time this season the Colts won't but John Unitas couldn't Warm up 27 in the final period, against his throwing arm until well in the fourth and fifth stringers as coach third quarter, and the Colts lost there are several hundred of them even on weekdays have become dissatisfied with theconditions.

They have viewed the improve stantially below the box and reserved seat prices charged by Ben Schwartz walder cleared the their straight and third be playing to a full house. chestnut gelding by Bewildered out of Belle Vailey, won by a lencth from Ross Sea. Sunrise bench. Where They Play Today COLTS vs. Green Bay, at Milwaukee, 2.05 P.M.

Chicago Cards at Philadelphia. Cleveland at Washington. Los Angeles at Detroit. Pittsburgh at New York. San Francisco at Chicago Bears.

'Western Conference W. L. Pet For For the second day's racing yesterday, they had been wiped and dusted on the inside, but most several teams. game in seven outings, 27-to-24. Although the Baltimore team ment made through an expendi MacPhail stated that a Unitas must get hot early and is rated a 9-point the was two lengtns iuruier ua u.

Second Cotton Trip This will be the Orange's sec ture of $750,000 at what they of the dirt was on the outside. stay hot to keep the Colts in the new policy would be put into ef feet which will result in substan chilly climate favors the Packers. The field, covered by a tarpaulin, running for the leagues western Operatic Society's exertions be- ond appearance in the Cotton Fan Likes Early Stretch One complainant was asked termed "the society end of the stands" ani contend a few dollars could have been spent to fial savings for season subscrib division title. Threat Of Fine will be good, but snow will be on the sidelines. Bowl.

They lost 23-27 to Texas Christian on January 1, 1957. ers and those purchasing ticK "Why don't you move down into ets for all 59 night games. fore the race maae no uiucicik. in his running. Ridden by Jockey Ken Gethin, he shot ahead a furlong and a half from the end and 1 .837 lfi 9 4 3 0 .571 17 lr.J 3 4 0 .4:" lOi 17 3 4 0 4'1 131 137 Sun Francisco COLTS Grepn Bar Chicnfo Bran Baltimore now trails the San Syracuse players had previously the new section of the stand to get away from the dirt and dust Freeze Suits Packers They have' been practicing all Puchasers of a season box seat Francisco 49ers by two full games make a day at the races in the lower end of the stands more Dust Covers Benches indicated a preference for the 2 5 0 2-i 133 151 Los Angeies under the new plan, will be able with just five left on the schedule.

as well as the pigeons, which took Orange Bowl at Miami, which week on the frozen tijrf and under The 49ers are 6-1 in the standings. their toll among suits and dresses Syracuse has lost twice pre Their complaining is justified. Operatic Society was 18-1 the betting. Ross Sea was 18-1 and frigid conditions at Green Bay, while the Colts have drilled in to save $25.50. Fans subscribing to a reserved seat for all 59 night games will benefit from a $15 re The Colts received a cold blast Detroit AL 1 -167 80 164 Eastern Conference W.

L. T. Pet For At't Nw York 1 0 .857 10S Clrvi-Janri 5 2 .714 164 Philadelphia ..4 3 0 .571 1M 1 Wa.thlntion 3 4 4-'9 130 191 during the first two days? viously. Today, however, Capt The benches, which become bacK from their benevolent owner, Car "Well, in the first place it is Baltimore weather that would be breakers toward the end of a nine- duction. roll Rosenbloom, earlier in the Schwedes said the team was "100 called balmy here.

none of your business or anyone The vistory was worth $19,507 to winning owner E. Agars- race card, probably were erected I prior to orld War I and ap Just what effect the cold will (Continued, Page 6, Column 4) 'mo c.rd.. a 2m i The complete Oriole schedule will be released next eek. (Continued, Page 2, Column 8) (Continued, Page Column 3) Walker..