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Saturday November 6 19i4 THc v'moaGuiH Si AR Seven Saturday Radio Program Gobbler ans Breathe Easier After Victory Over Colonials Smythe Wood Stretches for Pass VPI inds TD Punch Gobblers Win 20 3 Arkansas Has Game As VPI Rolls Toward Bowl revolutionary Early i printing affica MODEL Sr Davis Cup Text and prasenution copyngnk 15 King eature Syndicate Inc SO 'lt a Tmtn ritv T'nnv Diwon waraicsa inu an iory in limy haw his $S0000 added Rhode Islandpasses click against the 8t Downs in Sep J6forCA vPniOCr QtlcIL Art efapfftpa''laivotf mtrvv ed to Primo Villanueva is a three $42995 Portsmouth OPEN RIDAY WE HAVE IT COME SEE IT 3 ROOMS URNITURE AS s289 LOW AS TERMS TO SUIT YOUR BUDGET Jx A hr an intertone match to earn the right to take on Australia 1:45 4:1 4:15 1:30 1:45 2:45 Hit Parade News Headlines determined Colonin 1 comeback Cranwell passed 17 yards to Tee Vee MENl 111 Excerpt from a psalter printed by ust and Schoffer 1459 UCLA Heavy avorite No 1 ranked UCLA with a pow by a nose Now retride he may earn even SERVICE PERSONELS ACCOUNTS INVITED ourteen starters largest num ber sinie 1944 are for Use 20th runnlnz ct the classic for three years and up move "We met Sam and Marilyn four Halfback Billy Onderson got into the act in the third quar ter with a 15 yard scoring toss to Bob Luttrell 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 George Gobel 10:30 iron 11:02 Cinema Playhouse "Rem trouble MisiMlppl No 9 has a breather against Memphis State and Southern California No 10 shouldn't find Stanford any bar rier to a trip to the Rose Bowl By HAL BOYLE NEW atherhood to a successful race horse often beats an old age pension Take Native Dancer for ex ample The big gray stallion fourth biggest money winner in American turf history racked up I RIO DE JANEIRO tfl Bas ketball as played in the country of its origin is still the best as proved by the Peoria (Ill) Cater pillars in winning the second world tournament last night The Caterpillars completed an all victorious march through the tournament by defeating previ ously unbeaten Brazil 62 41 in the deciding game before a capacity crowd of 15408 The ICats won two games in the preliminary round and then brushed aside the Phlllipines rance Uruguay Can ada Nationalist China and Israel in addition to Brazil in the round robin final round 6:00 6:30 7:00 van 8:00 The Jackie Gleason Show 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:05 11:45 chcice over Auburn at Birming ham Onee beaten Army undefeated since losing to South Carolina in its opening game and Yale un beaten but tied by Colgate play 615 HIGH ST DIAL 73495 73496 favored in Its arc light tiff with Western Carolina at Emory The Wasps will be looking to even up their record after dropping their last two games in a row They have won wo lost three and played to three ties in a rather unusual season Virginia Tech's Gobblers re mained unbeaten with a 20 13 victory over George Washington last night as sophomore quarter mks IaEaaEIias 9 eta tt fl A 1 IE LK LVL US LO CSiV A IS "tney ve oeen nere rour umw since the murder questioning us They even took our palm prints to see if they matched the print they found in Sam's study Imag ine! The prints turned out to be little Chip's and bet a penny they must have spent 815000 here in Bay Village just finding out that much" and Marilyn had their last dance in our basement play room on the Saturday night be fore the murder" Bob said got a high fidelity player which they liked They danced high school type creep and crawl stuff like high school lovers No rumbas or fancy stuff" We asked if Sam And Marilyn argued a lot as the State will say more than Barbara and I do" Critchfleld said looking fondly at his work trousered wife believe what they tell you about Sam drinking I've tried to force it down his throat at times but the most I've ever seen him drink in an evening was two beers" had a fire in common" Barbara explained The 'Shep is a real house you know The man who built it died in the lobby of a New York hotel It almost burned to the ground for the second owner Then the Sheppards had a $10000 tire about the time we had Mrs Critchfleld a gasped and left the room while I dictated a brief resume of the gruesome murder of her friend was interested that part of the story which pointed out that Dr Sam's tears flowed only when he was obviously reminded of his little boy Chip She waited for her husband to explain her interest He was un comfortable for a time but then said: relationship between Dr Sam and the boy was a topic around here You would have never known Sam had a 12:30 Sign Oft WTAR TY Saturday (Channel 3) Christophers Disneyland NCAA ootball Baylor va Texas Stu Erwin Show Willy Raymond Beat The Clock Los Angeles Oklahoma No 3 ranked Soonera should romp over Iowa State As should the Irish of Notre Dame (No 5) over win less Pennsylvania Miami of lorida Tanked sixth and one of the fading group of unbeated major outfits is a slight NITES 'TIL 9 Press Meeting The Eastern North Carolina Press Association opens a two day fall meeting here tomorrow with an afternoon tour of nearby Bragg 4 Governor Hospitalised Raleigh the second time little more than a month Governor Umstead entered the hospital yes terday and his doctors said a severe cold had his heart Tax Raleigh Members of the Advisory Budget Commis sion made it plain they consider some ax increase inevitable as they revealed some of thir ideas about an increased spendina pro gram Education Winston A of co operation between teachers on the high school and college levels is hampering the educational pro gram in North Carolina it has been charged at the state con ference of teachers Hog Stealer Wilson Cur rie 40 employee of a stock farm which had lost an estimated $18 000 in raids by hog stealers fired five 22 caliber slugs into the legs and hip of afayette Peterson 28 year old Negro who he claims was advancing on him with a knife Peterson bled to death Currie was released under a $2000 bond Johann Gutenberg aa rep resented In a supposed portrait 1 Mrs Davis Gels Louisiana Sweep Mrs Jean McLean En core Chief of El Do Don and Twi light Walk took three of three titles last night in the Louisiana State air Horse show Encore ridden by Mrs Davis Won the ladies fine harness class and Twilight Walk took the jun ior five gained honors Lee obey rode Chief of El do Don in the over two three galted class vic tory I Tod weighted at 122 Dotindt back Billy Cranwell Dotted for a Gnlv Purdue of the other teams Social Outcast goes intot he mile 14 0 lead that stood up aealnst a unij rUQUC UIVVU ir and eivfar'Ohe hAnel'AB fWAnUl TOP TUNING HIGH IDELITY SOUND 20008 VOLTS PICTURE POWER On display In our stars MOST POWERUL MOST ADVANCED TV SET1 Hot famous Zenith CINBEAM Pkturs Tuba and CINflENS the plus factor far GM beam that cow centratas the intensity of th picture and vlr tuclly elimi nates glare univ ruruuc wevunu veteran given a twiuumuiu figure to have any pnn tnrre nxierntns west coasting the chamber group expressed the the top ten tigure nave any vjn wer Whitny nher VJC HUNDRED years ago 1454 was when Johann Guten berg began to use movable type says Canon Herklott exposition How the Bible Came to Us (Oxford Univ Preset Some other historians fix on a different year and give much or more credit to Johann ust Peter Schoffer or others for the most consequential invention in history Whatever the exact details the invention was a direct influ ence in ending the isolation of America from exploration and colonization by Europeans Voyages made across the Atlantic by Vikings na others before time had remained obscure Records of them were confined in mas laboriously copied by hand Most of these were locked away where no ordinary person could see them Knowledge of geography as of everything else except Christianity remained the possession of a few Even the travels of Marco Polo were virtually a secret to the people of his own country for two centuries Once the secret of the process used by Guten berg ust Schoffer Coster et al' ecame known about 1462 it spread fast In 1500 there were printers in 200 different places The' Span ish had intended to kqep discoveries in the West a secret but a book about them appeared in Italy in 1504 and the news wss broadcast LINOLEUM COURSE Samuel rench Young of 904 High strfeef an employee of the Yount urniture Corporation in Portsmouth is taking two course in linoleum instal lation at the Armstrong Cork CO School for Linoleum Mechanics in Lancaster Pa sen in the fifth round Social Outcast avored Today PAWTUCKET I Uh cfal Outcast owned by Alfred Vanderbilt and ridden by Jockey Eric Guerin is favored to win to day's $35000 added Narratansett Special at Narragansett Park LIVING ROOM BEDROOM kitchen Williams defends against Norview Carolina Briefs 619 High St 776 Gronby Appliance AND SERVICE CO Meet Today In Roanoke Hrfhifi nfalinOE rattrnxiinforr raniraliu ttro rfatue ntbrifaiionibuffB abinurn ronr arnfintda imprint tn iJi ArraradmanM: ADiCR T3Ua raiamt frarafontiirnnmani9naa lauatn triar IpiwK fcnthiarabitttoGimatptrJoOnn full gfomo Dni fflilkfnno mt 4iw0kmtiifwHugu5iz 5:30 6:00 Religion in the News 6:15 ilm 6:80 Yesterday'S Newsreel 6:45 ootball Scoreboard Mr Wizard Ethel Albert Hey Mulligan Place the act Imogene Coco Donald atherhood to Race Horse Means More Than a Pension (By the Associated rees) Keydeta and William and Indians a pair of football teams with exactly contrasting problems go at one another in Victory Stadium today with VMI's hopes of repeating as state Big Six champion hanging in the balance Only a victory by the Keydeta could presene their slim hopes of retaining the title they unexpect edly won last year A victory too was a for William and Mary to stay in the cham pionship race Each team long ago gave up much hope of accomplishing much else on the gridiron in 1954 VMI winner of only two games in seven starts can do no better than break even for the season even if it sweeps its remaining throe games with The Citadel and formidable Virginia Tech I William and Mary is all over after winning two losing two and tlelng two thus far Offense Minded The Keydeta are an offense minded outfit in search of an ade quate defense while the Indians have plenty of defense but mighty little offense to go with it The VMI WAM tilt headlined a slim four game card for Virginia college teams that went as fol lows: VMI vs William and Mary at Roanoke 2:30 Wake orest at Richmond 2:30 Hsmpden Sydney at Bridge water 2:30 Western Carolina at Emory and Henry 8 Both VMI and William and Mary went Into their scrap in Shrine game in near top physical condition Doug Henley William and Mary back was the only major casuality William and Mary was fav ored I IT lahmntr A I comparative scores the seventh Richmond was an underdog by ranked Cadets should have no few points in its battle in Rich mond City Stadium with Wake orest The Spiders who art in the running for a Jan 1 date in the Sun' Bowl in El Paso Tex hope to extend the jinx that has plagued Wake orest in its Rich mond appearances since Tom Rovers became head coach at Baptist in 1951 The Demon Deacons won a game In four outings in the sta dium in the oast four seasons Saturday November 6 PM Jack Helmet Jack Holmes News: Sheriff Sheriff Bredshew Jack Brlckhouse Sheriff Brorhhaw Jock Helmes Jack Holmes 10:00 )oe Hoppel AM Jee Hoppel SIGN Against GW By The Associated Press The folks in Blacksburg home base of Virginia Tech's unbeaten football were breathings a lot easier today After several weeks during which they appear ed to be lasing their scoring punch the Gobblers have found it Main Before last night's scary 20 13 victory ove George Washington thO Tech team seemed to be rid ing a fall because of inability to convert its ine rushing attack into touchdowns With three fourths of their varsity backfield out of action with crippling in Juries the Gobblers were escaping defeat by thinner and thinner margins A narrow 6 0 victory over Vir ginia and last 7 7 tie with William and Mary indicated to Coach rank Moseley that rusn ing alone couldn't keep his team undefeated He vowed he'd put more' faith in passing to give the Gobbler attack more scoring punch Passes Worked As it turned out Moseley wasn't fooling Passes accounted for every one of three scores that produced victory over George Washington last night Quarterback Billy Cranwell fill Ing in cabably for the Injured Johnny Dean threw the first two touchdown passes Both came in the second quarter The first went to end Grover Jones and account ed for the last 7 yards of a 99 yard march Craiiweli's second payoff pass was speared by petty and went 28 yards Halfback Billy Anderson threw the third and last touchdown pass for the Blacksburg team It came in the third period and went to end Bob Luttrell after the threat ening Colonials had moved within a touchdown of the lead Scpre In Third George Washington scored once the third quarter with Bill Weaver capping a 76 yard drive by cracking over rom a yard out The Colonials tallied again in the fourth period on Weaver's two yard smash that completed a march of 42 yards GW missed out on what might have been the tying touchdown moments later when Bob Sturm touchdown labeled pass in the rm of Paul Thompson but Thompson dropped the ball It Kestyical George Washington luck ive Of the six Colonial de feats now have come by a touch down or less Onlv Waynesboro and arch ri val VMI now stand between Vir ginia Tech and an unbeaten season that could put the Gob blers into a New Year's Day bowl On The Line By Bob Considine Shoemaker Rids Three More Wilis ALBANY Calif Wee Wil lie Shoemaker win ningest Jockey appears to be making triple victories a fixture of the day at Golden Gate ields Yesterday the fourth straight day Stlent Shoe piloted three mounts to victory boosting his win total for the year to 364 He won aboard Your Deal $220 in a heat with War Report er $550 Wanda Witch $350 and Gordan 3480 1 Trpr ights Last Night By The Associated Press Philadelphia Bob Baker 211 Pittsburgh outpointed Jimmy Slade 198' New York 10 Melbourne Mario Trigo 143 Mexico outpointed rankie 'lan nery 141 Australia 12 A III 24 HOURS A DAY I II "Around the Clock" 1400 KILOCYCLES Mutuel NetWork Manzi Tonight DfiCTriM Trtnv TlAkfarnA sis wro 4VU4 WMVU the seventh ranked welterweight: and earlier this year were whack from Boston's North End meets'ed 32 0 there by Virginia Tech slugging Pat Manzl of Syracuse) Hampden comeback nnfevHf fn KaMArtallv Intx irar arta haamt faNswlta AW Of the niu top ten Ohlo lO round bout at the Arena in their Little Seven State and Arkansas both un DeMarco riks fit string of :14 tussle at Bridgewater Tiger Coach defeated end bowl conscious consecutive victories against his Jim Hickey whose charges have face the biggest problems today! free swinging opponent in a won two In a row after dropping A defeat by Pitt's surging Panth (match to be beamed across theithdr first three games in ens wouldn't injure the nation (ABC) at 9 ESTIclined to take the Eagles lightly Rose Bowl chances but it would with New England blacked out though Bridgewater held Ran be mighty humiliating for the Manzi 27 holds a knockout dolph Macon seemingly the class Big Ten team ranked second over Joe Miceli and has a of the Little Seven family to a nationally decision over Al Andrews In his 12 0 margin Razorbacks Play Rice IlRst fight DeMarco knocked A IL avored But Arkansas No 4) has a Danish champion Chris Christen Emory and Henry is slightly must aainc Porkers aiming to represent the Southwest Conference in the Cot ton Bowl cannot afford to lose this conference fray' They are primed to stop Rice's Dick Moegle Baylor still in the Southwest Conference title picture 13 a 4 point favorite to take Texas in the nationally televised game of the day (ABC 3 EST) There may be plenty of fireworks in this traditionally wild and wAnlv AnmaintAr Va Briefs Airport Up to CAA Staunton Civil Aeronautics Authority offi cials have withheld decision on a request ofro $253750 in ederal aid for an airport in this area until they can make a detailed study of all factors Crime Does Not Arlington burglar successfully battered open a safe with a 16 pound sledge hammer and two double edged axes He rifled the sae took all the money and made his get A away He netted $175 i Gasoline Taxes Drop Rich mnne State gasoline tax collec I) tlons for September dropped to 1 $5318643 a decline of 8207250 from August collections Motor Vehicles Commissioner Lamb has reported to Governor Stanley Student Body Packs Punch University of Vir ginia President Colgate Dar den Jr has approved a four point student government reor ganization program which places virtually all disciplinary' author ity in the 'hands of the student body By The Associated Press The unbeaten but once tied Gobblers of Virginia Polytechnic Institute put in a bid for a bowl game todav hours before the na too ranking college football teams swung into action In con before 70000 at New Haven torts that could go a long ways the first time since 1937 that the toward deciding the lineups for Yale Bowl has seen a sell out Off tne Jan 1 games i VPI defeated George Washing ton 20 13 in one of last night's top games for Its seventh victory Ths only blot on the record is a 7 7 tie with William end Mary Only unimpressive Kaynesburg and traditional rival VMi to oar vri 3 nrsi un aefated season in the DlCCtS moaern nisiwy The unierdoe Boston Eagles uncorked a fine running attack to whip Marquette 13 7 in near freezing weather at Milwau kee and Kansas State romoed over Drake other leading contests last night WVEC TV Sstardzy (Chxnnel 13Y 1:15 All American tame of tht week Canadian pro football NBC Scoreboard Pro Basketball V8 ort Wayne Musical Varieties Is Doubles Match PHILADELPHIA The key to this year's Davis Cup matches is the doubles says national ten nis champion Vic Seixas Seixas told a Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting here yes terday that he thought the Ameri cans had a psychological edge over defending champion Aus trttlia in the next cup matches down under Philadelphia Davis Cup Mteran given a testimonial by) Trip riMiri liti uiijuls rAuicMuu mi msii uri vv nmi' a riiiria opinion that the cup singles could toughlman tle Whitney Handicap alfGrover Jones and 28 yards to Tom 2 DOncrniasers go eunci uui tmts Citv Iznnv Dawson ui would win uir uuuuiva 4 He said that Tony Trabert Hamilton Richardson or himself would probably play in' the sm les on whomever happens to be playing best at the ful point making machine gear time fed to Primo Villanueva is a three America must yet beat Sweden touchdown choice over Oregon at lnriAna wsafeah fn ftbm' Ma BAY VILLAGE Ohio The father of an infant boy who died on Dr Bam Sheppard's oper ating table tried to kill Sheppard with his bare hands it was re sealed today by a neighbor of the osteopath who is accused in turn I of murdering his wife The incident dramatically oc curred last July 3 the day before Marilyn Sheppard was murdered a neighbor of Dr Sam's told us He is Bob Critchfleld in whose neat rented gray and white home across the street from the Shep pard home Sam and Marilyn often danced Critchfleld ex 4 plained Sam told us the effort to kill him was made by4 this fel low orobably temporarily de ranged after Sam had per formed one of those heart massage jobs famous for The child died early in the operation but Sam restored him to life with the massage But during the brief period of ath a blood clot) formed on the brain When Sam operated on the brain the child died again "Sam came out of the room and reported the death to the boy's father who lunged at him cursing him and threatening to kill him No wonder Sam was exhausted and Tent to sleep on the couch that night the night Marilyn was I Critchfleld and his wife Bar i bara a friendly couple who of qierea vneir teiepnone uxia is i porter so he could call in his story of the trip of the Jury and Sheppard to the murder house across the street said they could understand story that he slept through at least part of the bludgeon murder could sleep like a Critchfleld remembered "I've seen him do It many times just conk off and sleep soundly People who called him at night hardly ever awakened him even though the phone was right near his ear" The Critchfields are moving to Warren Ohio Two other Shep pard neighbors have put their homes up for sale The van was at their door and the Critchfields were helping the moving man in his chores while we dictated the i story Mrs Critchfleld 8 hos pitable soul poured us a drink and said as she looked reflec tively across the road to the tree shrouded Sheppard home "In some ways glad to be going' $785250 in 22 starts and lost only and in some ways I'll be sorry to one the Kentucky Derby Two for the Money avorite Husband 4 My Boy City Detective 11th Hour inal The alcon Night Owl Theatre "Scan dal in Paris" 12:45 Late Evening News Marion Davies Considers Reconciliation HOLLYWOOD ormer ac tress Marion Davies and her estranged husband Capt Horace Brown are considering a recon ciliation but her divorce suit is still on file uncertain whether they will reconcile" said Bernard Sil ber Miss Davies' lawyer Miss Davies and the former seacaptain separated after three years of marriage He returned this week from San rancisco to talk things over years ago when we moved in herJ more money through planned i A 4 MAA 4 MIO TAIAtlW pen cutUWU 4i so iGiaust cezg man ne aia curing nis oner rao ulous track career quite possible if he lives long enough" said his owner Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt The Dancer whose stud fee is $5000 already has a full calendar for his first year a a sire He has been booked for 40 engagements Whether he continues to earn $200000 a year as a career fath er depends on whether he trans mits to his offspring his own dazing speed heart and strength Only time can determine that But the own tremendous record has given him a head start in his new vocation In develop ing thoroughbreds owners gener ally follow the maxim "You breed the best to the best and hope for the Some Higher Native Dancer's $5000 stud fee is high but there have been high er There are perhaps 20 Ameri can stallions that get a $2000 to $3000 stud fee In some cases the fee "is paid only if the breeding results Jn a live foal The influence of a stallion's age on the quillty of his offspring is highly debatable Native famous grand father Discovery was put to stud at the age of six He will be 24 next spring and is still active al though the number of his en gagements hag been cut gradually from 40 a year down to 12 got more good horses the last five years than he did the first five years" remarked Vanderbilt Great track performers always go op to become the great est sires The fabulous Man still regarded by many as the racehorse of the century led American only one year In 1925 his offspring won 49 races and $408137 Moat Suocessful The jnost successful living sire Bull Lea not yet old enough to vote never set big money record in his saddle wearing prime He was put nut to stud in 1940 at the age of 6 Since 1947 ne has led the sire list every year except 1950 and 1951 Bull Lea off spring earned at least a million dollars in four of those years In 1947 they set the modem record in track Like racing Itself siring is an unpredictable industry and every colt is an expensive gamble But Vanderbilt is at 42 one of the kingpins of racing no longer has to dip into his 20 million dol lar inheritance to support his ex pensive stable It has run to 80 or more horses Now he trims to 40 or 45 in training season "In the last four or five years it certainly has been paying for he said cheerfully more people will lose money with a stable than win Bad Check Writer Busy A number of local merchants have complained to the Chamber of Commerce of bad checks being passed by a woman The checks in thre and eight dollar denomi nations have been circuating widely in the Portsmouth area The Chamber has issued a warning to other merchants to be on the lookout for the checks which are issued by the woman under various names 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