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7 Ta este OH ions DETROIT FREE PRESS Sunday. JNov. 11, 1956 Redskins he HOW ABOUT A BOWL? Plum Hollow Western Host BY MARSHALL DANX Injuries Finally Hit Detroit Pro Leader Still Hopes to Win No. 7 Hillsdale Perfect Right to tlie End Special to the Free Press LOCKPORT, 111. The mighty Dalesof tiny Hillsdale (Mich.) College, boasting their second straight perfect season and a 25-game winning streak, are standing by now with all ears hopefully tuned for a bowl invitation.

The Western Open, one of golf's foremost and oldest major championships, will be held in Detroit next summer. Plum Hollow Golf Club will be 'the host, returning to the local field as a sponsor for the first time in nine years. This announcement was made BY BOB LATSHAW Free Press Staff Writer Jointly Saturday by Gerald F. Johnson, president Plum Hollow, and James L. O'Keefe, WASHINGTON Highly successful on the West Coast, H'llsdale finished its schedule by grinding out a 12-0 decision over Lewis College as rsate Clark scored twice in the second half.

Th Dales, 9-0 for the season, have been mentioned for both the Aluminum Bowl and Refrigerator Bowl. where they ran their victory streak to six games, the Detroit Lions try their luck on the Eastern seaboard Sunday afternoon. The Washington Redskins will provide the opposition in Griffith Stadium with the kickoff set for Chicago, president of the Western Golf Association. The Western Open, which was held on the Pacific Coast the last two seasons, will replace the traditional Motor City Open on the 1957 schedule. It will mark the only appearance of the pro circuit in Detroit.

Podoley Gels 6 TDs For Central Paces 38-7 Rout Of Eastern Illinois with-' wtfryr ivwul cikj 2 p.m. The game will be tele vised and broadcast back to De troit by WJBK-TV and WJR. A rapidly improving and well y. i rested Redskin team will at tempt to slow down the Lions' victory march. Washington has CLARK MADE several key plays in capping a brilliant four-year career which saw him score a total of 51 touchdowns 14 this year after leading the nation with 24 last season.

After four fumbles, lost in Lewis territory, had stalled Hillsdale throughout the first half, Clark got his team started with the only pass he attempted. Tn a fourth-down-and-1 7 sit- won its last two starts after losing its first three games because of a wave of serious in juries. Special to the Free Press CHARLESTON, 111. (IP) Jim Podoley's final football game Saturday was his greatest game for Central Michigan College. A talented senior halfback who is considered a prize pro II A FOR THE 72-hole medal-play tourney will be June 27-30.

Which means that pro iroif will be featured in the area JTor three straight weeks. The National Open comes two weeks earlier in Toledo and the Carling's Open one week earlier in Flint. Plum Hollow agreed to post $25,000 in prizes for the pros, a record purse for the Western which carried a $22,500 tag last month in San Francisco. Mike Fetchiek was the winner and will be the defending1 champion here. Pre-tournament plans already ere under way at Plus Hollow.

Jim Funston, one of Detroit's leading amateur golfers and peveral-ttme club champion, has been named general chairman. nation, he pitched to Bill A1-! ProsPect- Podoley scred all six inder for 2.1 mavs and then car-1 touchdowns to fcad the Chips to victory over Eastern EEICH BARNES, speedy Purdue halfback, chalked up one of the biggest gains against Michigan State Saturday when he took off on a 3-5-yard gallop in the first quarter. a 3S-7 Illinois. ried across from the six on the next play. Central, with a 9-0 record this season, has won 15 CLARK intercepted a Lewis pass on the 44 late in the final period and the Dales went all the way in six plays.

Clark bulled over from the three. straight games and is hoping for an invitation to a postseason bowl contest. Central won the Interstate Conference crown for the fifth Free Tress Tin Prize Pin Meet Deadline At Hand THE SKINS HAD last week off because of a quirk in the schedule and will be in top physical shape. The injury jinx finally caught up with the Lions, and first-stringers on both'offense and defense will be missing. The i difficulty, however, may evolve from a rugged Washington defense.

After rolling up good yardage in their first four games, the Lions' offense has slowed down considerably in the last two starts. In fact, the Lions were able to gain less than 100 yards passing and 194 yards rushing at San Francisco. It was the first time that they had been held to less than 300 yards in a game. Washington's defense is paced by former Detroit Lion Laverne Torgeson and Gene Brito. cLTlcill Athletes Give Soviets Olympic Brushoff The Dales compiled 253 yards 'year in a row.

while holding Lewis to 83. I PODOLEY CARRIED the ball 17 times for 134 yards against! Hillsrialp Touchdowns fi -Clark 3 (6-ron. fi 11 3-run) I it had protested to International Pemi Slate Overwhelms black ribbons of mourning pinned over their hearts. Eastern and completed one pass MELBOURNE (U.R) Sixty: for 19 yards. members of the Hungarian: Olympic Committee president BY GEORGE PUSCAS The last call is out.

At the same time, the Coun- Avery Brundage, of the United He scored twice in the first Olympic team arrived here Sat-; period, once on a short plungejurday to a moving welcome ofcil of Hungarian Association in States, and the Australian Olym-and the next with a nine-yard the Free Hungarian colony and Australia, representing nearlyjpic Committee against Russia's Entries will close at midnight BOSIOII 40-7 Smida Press Press iy in the unique new Free pass tossed by Mike Sweeney, promtply snubbed a party of 15,000 settlers, announced that participation in the games. Kalamosoo Clips Albion in Finale KALAMAZOO (JP) Quarterback Bob LTrschalitz scored two touchdowns and passed for the other as Kalamazoo College defeated Albion, 20 to 13, and clinched second place in the Three more TDs followed in the welcoming Russian officials. State, Open handicap tournament. UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. seconu penoa, including an aa-i Several team members said (JP) Paced by the hard running i The field of men, women and yard punt return.

Then he added that they had taken part in tne Offensively, the Skins will rely halfbacks Bruce Gilmore and "mixed teams then will be shaped Saturday's Results another early in the second half on Eddie passing and Bill Kane and the passing for the opening of competi quarterback Milt Plum, Nov. 24. the running of Leo Elter, DickiMIAA. It was the season finale Podoley's spree boosted his season count to 15 touchdowns ard left him with a total of 51 for his brilliant four-vear career. SECOVD Six furlonitf Jamaica Results James and Tommy Runnells.

for both teams. Former MSlT star Al Dorow also may operate at the quarterback kimazoo State's powerful two -platoon offense romped to a 40-7 victory over outclassed Boston Univer- General Dtllon (Cnlmonei 10.30 4PO Cnele Ev I Derkerl 3.40 The tournament will be held i the weekends of Nov. 24-25 and 1-2 over the 88 lanes of De- FIRST Six furlonrt: 3.10 EaST One. Roial slot. F.souisse (Sterling) 9.90 4.80 3ft Af i Seebit (Roland I 4.70 3.30 I Time 1 .1 1 Mov in.

Double Healer Bo.llmetis 3.60 h'er Our Only Ci 3S 7 -Albion: TonrhHovn Tan GilrW 7- Centra! JS J9 fl runt. McConkie (16-run). Conversion i Eastern Rnhn. street fighting in Budapest and were determined to stay here "if things do not change back home." Mikhail Pesliak, assistant mission chief of the Russian Olympic team, and four chain-smoking Russian officials nervously waited in a back corner of the air terminal to shake hands with the Hungarians. But Hungarian team leaders, Tim 1- S4.S.

Rr Trei-k. nn I 'rM Kalamazoo: Tnnrhdown Central Mirhiean; Tnurhdown Po- and Gold, Rnsset Orance. Beau Ray. Riot. Blue (1-nlunee.

33-run: Miles (37-pass 6 9-pai from Swerner, troit Recreation, worlds largest Kane scored two touchdowns." 6 bowling establishment, nnd Gilmore one as Penn State collected tallies in every period. Ration TT. marapri its Tf a mc ir i i ArTra rf Bfstterm, One PI 19-run. 88-Dunt return. 1.

run l-nhmeVl from Safety. Conversions Briccs 1. Kastern Illinois: Tnnrhdowns Strark ft.3-nas from Anderson). Conversion West. I THIRD Mile and a siyleenh: ITnrf Pic (Lawless) :f.40 2.fiO Four to Go (Paliimbo 4.fi0 Hill Toosv (Small) 3.

MO I Time 1:46 Fprn, Keward. Caribe 'Boy. Morgan Texas liem Beau, i Daily Doubles 0 1 I 1 1 .1.1 touchdown in the third period, Michigan cities, from leagues it Tflf driving 40 yards after recovering and establishments throughout I I AT JAMAICA Esouisse and Maenad although told the Russians were. estern Michigan Doesn't Spare Reserve Hope Gets Fast Start, Edges Alma HOLLAND (VP) Hope College grabbed a 12-0 lead in the first period and then hung on to defeat stubborn Alma, 25 to 20, in an MIAA game which Kentucky, 7-6 a fumble. i the metropolitan area already ihave entered the tournament to STATE AMASSED 517 yards bid for the State Open title and on the ground and 168 in the $1,000 first prize.

waiting for them, curtly ordered! AT LAIREI, tv, tn, tn iri- Flyine Bry and (ieneral IMIIon nsi.no LEXINGTON. Kv. (U.R) An air its high for the season in Entry fee for the tournament eag-er but erratic Kentuckv team KALAMAZOO (JP) Roger; the airport without even having Pralr and xoiieit Avers, who hadn't scored all; seen a Hungarian Olympian. at sportsman Season, broke loose for three I Herbie Pat and Bandy Wae touchdowns to lead Western I scoring its fifth victory in OL RTH Mile and a sixteenth: Smiing Bush (tulmone) 10,00 fiIO 4.RO 4ust-A-Sre (( lark) 23.80 Air Party (Oornian) I Time 1 Black Jewel. Xinrt'i Ballet.

FIvinr Rumor. Marhella. Cl-ar Sailinir. Knockabout. Bull (halien.

Polished Brass. Roval Rocket. FIFTH Mile and seventy vards; Trnst iilmone 5.00 1 41 Wont (iive I (Hartark) 3.40 Bradv A (Oorman) Time 1 Bnd Wish. Almond Hill. Hit the Road.

Little Mich. Cut and Run. SIXTH Si furlongs: tfiO.RO seven frames oulvivcu ita un nnoLanc enuca uie season ior ootn ciuos The inept BU team managed I complete costs. scored on one perfect play Satur-! day to edge Vanderbilt," 7 to 7 Michigan College to a. 42-19 AT LEAST one man was taken L.

"EfOND Mile and a ivteentb: 2ft triumpn over western Reserve, unto custodv during the welcom- Hare Johnston (Martin) 11.60 fi.o oeiore a nomecoming crowa 01 Tonrhrtn-n wm (o.o. of Cleveland. ing. demonstration, which was or- only 141 yards running and 65; lne tournament is open to passing. Quarterback Len Hill, teams of five men or five women, who scored Boston's only TD on or any combination, sanctioned a one-yard sneak, completed the American Bowling Con- 34,000.

I s-anized bv an estimated 5500 Free Nirfren. Coddling, Gay Baron from Kanktnl: Johnson (So-run): Bradv (JO-riinl: onversions Kankin. Klenk. Hope: Tourhdnwns Kuyrre (41-run: Watt 3-nlnnEe, 10-pass from Faberl Johnson 1 Conversion Mennins. Wet.

RHprra A Kentucky did almost every J3 o. r- ai'ioneeress. West. Michigan 6 10 id ii Hungarians for the team. ajacobs entry.

thing wjong in the first half' only four of 20 passes. gress and Women's. International Boy (Cole) 21. 10 7.80 6. .10 Twavblade (Hartark) Zipny (Arcaro) 5.0 i Time 1:11.

Fun T.nver. T)een Brefih. 2. DO Rarco Saul. Air Paee.

Celes Pet, But 5.70 First. 3. HO cvir.vtr but still left the field at half-! time with that precarious 7-6 Srhunlhnrh Rttler ownng congress. Entrv blanks may be obtained Western Reserve: Tonohdnnns Wil- liams (t-plunee. -nlunKe); Moskall After havins- shouted Go 1 Six furloncs: llmnl.

Conversion Moskall i w. Iswas, oodhonse I 5. TO Western Michigan: Tnurhdowns Bar- home, Ivan at the 1 a Busrle (all Martin her (2-nlunire): Aver 3 (9-rnn. 40-rnn, I PTOUO the man was led awav to 1-nlunge): Breed C'-rimir Mason CO. I ule luaa dS leu dw AJ lo T'me 1:13 2-o.

Islander at most bowling establishments I lead, thanks to a 36-yard touch- Fly Lo down toss from quarterback 1 tian Lter in 4o-h IxOUt Brook, Receipt. or the Free Press Sports Dept. nnnt, return). Field goal i.ett (x'JOKithe airport police station by two i Fast 1 -r. gnn a siAieemn: Tbkuchen (Loneden I 11.00 fi.KO 4 Smoke Veil (Hartark) 11.80 Planchette Valenzuela 3.4' S.

Breed. husky constables rjjj i intp i i- rorpsi. 'larut- FOVRTH Sit ftirlones; Royal Product (Issery) o.lO 5. BO (Atkinson) 3.50 Patrolman Pete Valeniuela Time Bit lort, rod. Omer.

Be Delighted. Pro Grid Eastern's 4-TD Rally-Dumps N. Illinois, 25-7 Delmar Hughes to sophomore MARQUETTE (tp) Tom end Doug Shivery. Schwalbach. leading' college scorer in the state, staged his SHIVELY, son of Kentucky's biggest spree yet in leading un- athletic director, outlegged the defeated Northern Michigan in defensive halfback down the left a 46-8 romp over Lakeland sideline and took Hughes' pass (Wis.) College.

over his head at the five to score a-t. i A freshman quarterback, The waiting Hungarians and team members freely mingled, kissing and sobbing, and together sang the old pre-Com-munist Hungarian national anthem, "God Bless J'J Charm. Ram-i EIGHTH Mile and one ouarter: Rock Piireon i (Cutshaw) 18.10 O.OO fi.RO Bass Kine (Gorman) fi.20 4.4 3. CO Bakers Wood Oaucustino) 11. OO 5.5(1 Time 1-5.

Tien Vni-l. 4. (oat. Millie. Zoo.

Cling To, Tarry Chics Not, Lorenzo. Easter Dandy. tc 8.50 Standings nth 4.3 5.30 Second-Stringer Beats Top Milers MELBOURNE OJ.R) Mervyn Lincoln, a second stringer on Australia's Olympic team, won the mile in an international meet ft the Puckapunyal- Army Base Saturday in four minutes, 4.8 seconds. New Zealander Murray Hal-berg was second with Jim Bailey, the American educated Australian, third. Chris Cataway, of England, was fourth.

FIFTH Mile and i "Nah Hiss (L'ssery Wavy'ayy (Atkinson) Koscoe Maney (Roland) Special to the Free Press YPSILANTI Eastern Michigan rallied with three touchdowns in the last quarter to de- fpat TSJortVlArn Tllinriie ocC ts 7 1 ime 1 4-6. Imn Hand I Bell. Promethean. Blarney Castle. Ili WESTERN DIVISION Pet.

PF "There are no i 0ran1D ran Hommf Vu. Schwalbach scored four touch- minutes left in the half. Sportsman Results I downs, passed for another and After a scoreless first halflPar5' mbers in this group," SIXTH Six furlones; First Askine PA 88 128 i kicked four extra points to 1 0 0 1.000 128 1 0 .833 220 Northern took a 7-0 lead before t- sixteenth fl.00 5. fid 4. on 5.

on 1.80 the Hurons got moving. Bob i (Sorrentino) 11.90 5.30 FIRST Mile and a Bctsann (Danisi 9.40 4.4(1 Herl.ie Pat iera i Bless rat (terlinit) 2. fill rank Time Guenty C. Jet Girl. Mv Very Own Fro Bono.

Grecian Lure, Careless Miss. Time 1-17 4-5 boost his season total to 103 points. DETROIT fi Chi. Bears 5 Baltimore 2 Green Bay 2 L. Angeles 1 S.

Fr 'cisco -1 Fralntf. Tndas Fazio Rolls 788 Scries Kasonovich took 32-yard pass "Several of us took part in the season frorn Herm Carroll to cut the i street fighting, and when we left i Northern finished its 0 .400 130 160 4 0 .333 145 159 5 0 .167 126 157 5 0 112 174 Story Miss Hnsittnn Ram Olett Tul. with seven victories and one tie. I deficit to 7-6, and Kerry Keating Budapest for Prague a few days raced 10 yards for the winning after the outbreak of the revo-touchdown. Two more quickly lution, it looked as if everything EASTERN DIVISION SKVf-MH Mile and three-sixteenths.

Casta Glance Third Brother I Valenzuela) 19.10 9. no fi.3(l SF.COM Mile and an eichth: Reneccd (Isserv) 7.0O 4.9(1 Dandy Mac (Craic) 1T.60 fi.4( 4.4o 01) Johnny Woodhotise) ft.00 Local Cloer (Skoronskil 4.fiO 3.40 Time 1 'l-a. Phantom, Riley, itltimatum (Chlooek) ft 40 Blisher Fanlasv. St. Amour II.

Beam i Time 1:54 V. Jedcar. Sir Ross. Gnl-Ririer. Mild Ride.

Greek Snr, Gold Bell den Kimr, Tall Ris, Deneesv, Mtllfamo. II. Motor Line. Kins Maker. Doric.

Buzz Fazio, who had S03 under the same circumstances McQueen ISot Enough; Carthage Beats Ferris was under control. Now it's I followed. FA turned from bad to worse." It was the season finale for THIRD One mile: 77 a year ago, rolled 788 Saturday in the televised "Bowling Cham-97 pions" show at Olympic -ration. Diihnn) r.mrtin ana a si a iitii i ii Border Son (Sterlincl 18.40 8.4(1 5.K0 I Pet. TF hi.

Cards 5 1 .33 137 i.NewVork 5 1 0 .833 161 3 0 ,400 62 Thiladel. 2 4 0 .333 81 Pittsh'rgh 2 4 0 .333 109 Cleveland 2 4 0 .333 79 g.on k.oo n.to 6.40 3.8" Faded Am her (Ortin) Flame Out (Issery) 13.50 9.90 Enonn Valen.uela 5.80 rim. i i i Afi7.i,t TEAM members said that the CARTHAGE. 111. () After Eastern which gained a 4-4 rec-Ed McQueen had scored every ord and still never has had a point to give Ferris (Mich.

I losing year under Coach Fred Institute a 17-0 lead at the half Trosko. Carthage College struck back ortn. ill. 7 with three touchdowns for a 19- East. Mich.

19 Smut Built. Genie. Dun- So'cros Pride (lox Time Politesse. Sashayin Hywolen. Firry treath Tint.

Sandys Mink. Only Hungarian athlete Of anyUiay Pole. Sailed Away. Bricht Colorado Smothered by Utah in 2nd Half FORT COLLINS, Colo. The Utah Redskins unleashed an overpowering running attack in the second half to smother Colorado A fe 49 to 27, Saturday in a Skyline Conference football game.

The out-manned Aggies held the Utes to a 14-13 halftime ectge. but the Redskins, led by halfbacks Stuart Vaughan and Karl Jensen, scored five touchdowns in the second half. 91 standing they knew to be killed during the revolt was pentathlon 17 f.iotball victory. "VfrPnioon Northern: Touchdown Soltis (30-vinqjueejl Plaskas). Cnnyersinn Dem.

competitor Istvan Hegedues. Churchill Results kicked 1 Kastern: Touchdowns Kasonovich' scored two touchdowns. FOl'RTR sjjT Bnj naif fnrlonirs: "nwr Kitty r('raiir) 10.60 4-OK 3.4n ilhl.ikrnrss Oomr-niro ri.4' Diican (Virra) 3.40 4.0l Timr 1:19. Birrh. Sun Bairtrr.

Many Fanlks, Tsa-Toke. Wild (trnre, Ala Gala, Drmon Rn. dh Dead hrat for second. 9.4ft anil Vllrlnn.t- a 22-yard field goal and booted TsVnass from rarroii). Keatinr fio-! Fazio had 32 strikes out of a possible 36 in bowling 267-279-242.

His 279 game and 788 series are both season highs on the show, and the 788 is second only to his own 803 in the all-time records. Fazio, captain of the Stroh team, fired his games against Steve Nagy, of Pfeiffer, who had 237-182-247666. FIRsiT Sit furlomrs: Prairie State (Iieune) 4.fi0 I.ittle Raider Armstrong) The team members More smart gray uniforms with n.iin two extra points. run): Malone (23-run): Carroll 1-j nlunce). Conversion Carroll.

SUNDAY'S GAMES DETROIT at Washington. Green Bay at Chi. Bears. Chicago Cards at Xevv York. San Francisco at Los Angeles.

Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. Baltimore at Cleveland. sjtar Blaze If halk) Time 1:13. Miss Illinois. Admiral County Defense Kintr Foot.

Celtie Boy. ilorys Crown. (Virrat 4." Bar( hin a hHmher) 11.H0 Betise. Shillrlah Mike, Padnrali Kid. K('OVn sir fnrlones: i Moon Mr (I ov HWI so t-n'! Time ltl.

Rr Pn. Hani)' Sanir. MRaiid Bomb, Chara, er, olt 4 00 5 IS Arcnfy. Solieit (Hiril 3.60 Hunt Plate C. Cook No Harvest ft'hnrrh) Time Bokeer.

Will Go Well SilXTH Mile and one-siy teentli Hinnobon. All in One. Last Lookout. Omvbov If ox) 3.fo 6.i0 4. on True Burkeroo.

Seneras Pesty, Grejtir Fniiitnnrr Truman County, Rapid Jim. I icni sunK ii rnici Time 1-5. T.arhes. Faulty, Famous fiift Baby Turky, Die Valkyrie, t'osmie Bell. Sun JeeD.

SKF.NTH Mile and one eicl'ih: THIRD One mile: I.itebeam (Skellv) 10.60 S.4n 3.IO Andy Jark (Brumfield) 4. JO 3.4lt Pietro Hernanrier) 2.80 Time 1 :40 Lord Ponder. Cora-line Biddy But. Daily Conn, Rose of Roses, Atnmie Jin, Nodaway. Just A Tomboy.

Anita Jane. Key Bisravne lera 9.0 2.10 Jimmy The One raiE 2.60 1.H aKinff Shannon (Chambers) 2.60 Time 1 1-5 (Trark Rerordt. Vn. Ittion. sia Son.

Ambnr Reicb. allacarha, Blark Homliurr. In Closer, Next Paice, aVanbrre entry. MAtnjfACTLWNG AHO HWt UMT Of THt UU SVTf rot RTH Mile, and three-ouarters: My Nieht Out Roser 9.80 5. no 3.

in, Erho Rork fAdamst 3.40 "J.8( F.IOHTH Mile and three-eicbihs: Annease (Mnrentl 3. no i Rraseda iCraie 6.80 3. no Z.f-n Time (T'aek Rwnnll Sara Sliek iera 2.80 2. fid Michty Marrior. Miss Carrier.

Rahe. Little Creek (Weissman) 3. nn Oreis-h. Time 2:1 Golden Prinre. I.img- F1FTH Mile and one-sixteenth: I oot- Kine Sir NINTH One and five-eirhths miles: Armstrone 20.60 10.40 6.40 tio Between Skor.

6.BO 3.40 3. Oil N'aheem hurrh 19.60 H.OO Hard-Sea Viera 3.20 2.KO Sky Hall (Cook) 3.00 Trnnir Raider i Dtition 3.811 Time 1:49. Ne- Citnen. Rio Time: 2:52. Mediro.

Orean Hon. Oar. Tax Out. Bolo Flyer, Dictation, Red Oeflen. Fairy Prinre, Hurry.

Serintion. Sedulous. Atom Bomh. irene Staunton. Derontrol.

SIXTH Mile and a sixteenth: has openings in Suburban Chicago for COLLEGE MEN as Trainees 2 TO 4 YEARS ANY FIELD such as Scienc; MaiK Liberal Arts; or 2 year Technical Institute graduates. To plon and assist in engineering telephone exchange exjuipment. Applicants should have an interest or experience in electrical circuitry. Electrical background such as military communications would be helpful. If you qualify you will be given on-the-job training to better equip you for this interesting engineering career.

i i i DETROIT Interviews v. A-f -v' vV7s '4-s' -r x- i Villanova The arrior (H km'nl 3.80 2.80 2.20 Bryn (Iieune) 3.40 2.60 BernburKoo (Adams) 2.611 Time: 1:46 1-5. Dawney. Homeolare. Filly Omine.

SF.VKNTH One mile: A. f. MeDermoH will I at th Hotel Detroit Leland. Cass at Bagley I I Detroit, on I these dates: i Rocks Citadel Federal Hill rf arstens) 2.60 2.2' aTranouil 116 Adams) 3.00 FRIDAY, NOV. 9 12 Neon to 8 P.M.

I bJet Colonel 116 (Skelly) out i Time 1 :37 2-5. bAdmiral On-The- i Ready. Barbarian, alee Tea. PHILADELPHIA (U.R) Villanova. rebounding from two Mile and one-sixteenth: straight defeats, mauled the Bold Blue (Parsons) 2O.80 O.OO 6.20 fifqfipl 4A.O SaturdaV with full-War Serretary (Dever) 6.20 4.80 llaQel' ,0 caLuruay wun lull daBon-Ru-Mar took 4.40 back Rollie West leading a SAT.

SUN. NOV. 10 11 A.M. to 6 P.M. I At finlr ftp rtktn fumble-filled scoring parade with I Ask Blue Showers.

Tears. Pastoral. Miss Kirk. Mam Miss. Little Danny.

Hi Sky. WOODWARD 2-2 3 0 0 1. dqFinished first, disqualified. also GRADUATE ENGINEERS (B. S.

or advanced degrees) E. M. Chetn. Met. Creative development and planning of new manufacturing processes, machines and techniques.

ATTRACTIVE SALARIES Career opportunities to share in the new developments of the constantly growing communications field. Excellent pension plan, paid vacations and many other benefits at no to employee. WESTEUfi ELECTRIC Chicago, ill two touchdowns. Villanova, winning its fourth of the season against three losses, overpowered the Cadet3 i ior appointment. If you are not available -for in.

I terviews, mail summary I to Wollis Austin, Tech- Laurel Results nical Employment, ifrom Charleston, S. in the ifirst half with an attack which joutgained the visitors 292 yards FIRST Six furlones: Flyine Bry (Hartark) 11.60 K.80 Teds Joy (Arduini 4.60 Potpourri (Cutshaw Western Electric Hawthorne Station Chicago 23, Illinois 3.6O to 38 and kept it up with a our- BILL HAPPEL, Iowa halfback, intercepts a pass intended for Minnesota end Ken Schultz (86) in the third quarter of the key Big Ten game Saturday. The interception, near the Iowa goal line, ended a Gopher threat. teal. Amij, Vererant Monk, 'quarter TUSh in the final tWO touchdo 'periods.

touchdown Lady. Belles Babr, Alra Cable But. Nasromonn. VAji.