text: I, - 'Aiwfc- ' I, - :S ' U B 1 wk I d* Jk IK?» fc s ■ ▼ i E ■ »*-.. j-OK—..JWf fes?< SSbfL >j ■ / \ j ■ t 3 •\ 8 ■> * f.- sLtWKiwl \..< * 3,^V"*\ ‘ W$ >.: /»■ 1 .:Sri p k * '>''7 ‘ 1 ■EV? T j Wk- j ’ jw* >* "£ %y<ig*3l '' Jrjjsgfe ’ME’-Sr' #~’W r - * , 4 / * x. K »• < '■ -'"MUa" - ' Bf- KK p Dennis Condie, a junior halfback, has set a Maryland record for kickoff return yardage with 288 yards, 90 of them coming on one run last Saturday in a 19-13 victory over North Carolina. For his heroics in that game, Condie was named back of the week in the Atlantic Coast Conference. Dale Betty Is Revising Terps' Grid Records By MERRELL WHITTLESET 1 Star Staff Writer Dale Betty is going to have a hand in four Maryland football records providing the slick quarterback has a fair day against Virginia Saturday afternoon in Charlottesville. Betty already has set a new school record for passes completed in a single season, 69. It surpassed the record 66 Tommy Mont The former Terps' coach, set in nine games during 1942. Also, Betty's current percentage of 616 from 69 completions in 112 attempts is far above Vic Turyn's mark of 542 when Turyn completed 32 out of 57 on the 1947 team. Nearing Team Record Betty and Richie Novak, plus a couple of passes completed by the halfbacks, are only 11 behind the team record of 103 completions in a single season set by the 1958 team. The Tigers' passers have completed 92 to date. And Maryland's percentage of completions is considerably higher than the 529 of the 1942 team. The Tigers figure to finish strong in this department because Virginia's pass defense has been woefully weak throughout the season. Dennis Condie, the junior Penn State Ends Spartan Harriers' Reign in IC-4A NEW YORK, Nov. 15 (AP).—Penn State snapped Michigan State's four-year reign as IC-4A cross-country champions yesterday and Ivy Leaguer Bob Lowe of Brown whipped home in front of the pack in 25:40.4 for the individual title in the 5-mile run. Without a Kennedy to another, the Spartans, who won the Big Ten title last week, had their troubles. In 1955 and 1956 Henry Kennedy won it for Michigan State. And for the past three years his kid brother, Crawford, captured the event. Chick Werner's Nittany Lions placed their first three men among the first 10 and that did it. Army was second while Michigan State finished third. Missati (Steve) Machooka of Cornell, by way of Nairobi, Kenya, won the 3-mile freshman run in 15:24.9. Manhattan won the fresh team. Champlonship with 63 points, followed by Fordham with 82. The first 10 finishes and their times: Bob Lowe, Brown, 25:494; Lbrrie Sweet, Allred, 25:56; Gerald Yount, Michigan State, 25:58; Bill Backrach. Yale. 26:01: Bill Reynolds, Michigan State, 26:06: Bob Mack, Yale, 26:10: Lynn Bender, Arms, 26:13: Herman Weber, Penn State, 26:15: Gerald Norman, Penn State, 26:21: Steve Moorhead, Penn State, 26:26. Team Scorer: Penn State 70, Army 1P, Michigan State 130, Manhattan 138, Yale 231, Villanova 156, Notre Dame 259, Cornell 265, S' John, 274, Brown 216, Fordham 300, Penn 329, Syracuse 329, Massachusetts 347, St. Joseph's (Pel 367, LaSalle 374, Princeton 375, Alfred 368, NYU 417, West Chester (Pa.) 434, Rutgers 491, Seton Hall 624, Rhode Island 637, Columbia 666. YOU BE THE QUARTERBACK By FOREST EVANS Iowa Football Coach Question It’s Oregon 1, Oregon State 6, with 50 seconds to go. Oregon recovers a fumble on Oregon State’s 1-yard line. You, the Oregon quarterback, take the ball on a sneak play, and suddenly see three possibilities: 1. You can run for a touchdown, since an unexpected hole has opened all the way to the goal. 2. You can pass to an end, completely clear out in flat, with open path to goal. 3. You can freeze ball with sneaks until the gun, taking only the chance of fumbling. What should you do? (Answer on Page A-22) Halfback from Madison, Pa. Who carried the ball only once last season, has set a Maryland record for kickoff return yard-age with 288 yards. That’s 24 yards better than Howie Dare’s 264 yards in 1957. Big Boost Last Saturday Condie made 140 of the 288 last Saturday against North Carolina. He had a 90-yard kickoff return for a touchdown. Dennis is only one shy of Bob Shemonski's record of 10 kickoff returns in a season. Condie has taken nine, with a game to go. The only new record the Terps may not want to boast about this year is that they have given up 157 first downs to opponents. This is seven short of the record, 164 given up by last year’s team. NOTES Virginia has lost seven straight this year, and 25 in a row for three seasons, but the Cavaliers have several players with respectable individual records. Fullback Fred, Shepherd has gained 396 yards in seven games, compared to 294 by Pat Drass, Maryland's leading ball carrier, in nine games. Shepherd is an all-conference candidate. The Cavaliers’ leading receiver, Joe Kehoe, has caught 21 passes in seven games, compared to 23 in nine games for the Terps’ Gary Collins... Virginia, which started a week later than most Atlantic Coast Conference schools and had an open date, must also play North Carolina and South Carolina besides the Terps. The Maryland-North Carolina game last Saturday wasn't the only one involving ACC teams with unique happenings. Two South Carolina backs were in motion—in opposite directions—on the same play in the Clemson game and ran into each other. Result—a 15-yard penalty. And Arizona State’s winning field goal against North Carolina State was set up when a N.C. State player complained to an official that he was being held on every play. The official penalized N.C. State 15 yards for unsportsmanlike conduct. duct. Edmonton Ties Final playoffs WINNIPEG, Nov. 15 (AP). — The Edmonton Eskimos scored the only touchdown of the game and concentrated on 8 ball control to defeat the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, 10-8, last night and tie the best of three Western Interprovincial Football Union final playoff at one game each. The deciding game will be played here Saturday. Quarterback Jackie Parker scored the only touchdown in the second quarter, romping around end for 16 yards. Maryland Upset by Tar Heels in ACC Cross-Country Meet North Carolina produced four of the first six finishers and had another runner in 14th place for an upset victory over Maryland in the Atlantic Coast Conference cross-country championships at College Park yesterday. Maryland had beaten all the contenders in dual meets, but settled for second place yesterday with 42 points to the Tar Heels’ 27. Duke, the defending champion, was third with 61. The individual winner was Grover Everett of North Carolina in 17:53 over the 3.6-mile layout, with teammate Gerald Stuver in second place at 18.06. John Garten was Maryland’s first finisher, taking third in 18:11 after Guy Harper, favorite to win for the Condie Shares. ACC's Honors With Hawkins RALEIGH, N.C., Nov. 15 (AP).— Center Rip Hawkins of North Carolina and Dennis Condie of Maryland were honored today as lineman and back of the week in the Atlantic. The Coast Conference. The pair, who played on opposite sides in last Saturday’s 22-19 Maryland victory over North Carolina, were cited for their play by the Associated Press. Hawkins, a bone-crushing tackler and staunch blocker, drew praise from his coach, Jim Hickey, Maryland’s Tom Nugent and Duke scout Marty Pierson. Lauded by Nugent Hickey said the 6-foot-2, 200-pounder from Cowan, Tenn., gave the best performance he’d ever seen by a linebacker in college football. Pearson said, “I never saw anyone play like Hawkins did.” But the finest plaudits came from Nugent, who told Hawkins after the game: “You’re an All-American. Hawkins. You have nothing to be ashamed of today. You can be proud of yourself.” Nugent said later, “On any field, in any game... that boy is an All-American.” Scores on Kickoff Condie, a 5-foot-10, 155-pound junior from Madison, Pa., had carried 17 times for a total of 72 yards before the North Carolina game. Against the Tar Heels he galloped 90 yards after a kick off to give Maryland its second touchdown. He set up the first score when he caught a pass after it was deflected off the fingers of End Hank Pontev. Condie was the leading ball carrier with 32 yards on six carries. He returned two other kickoffs a total of 50 yards. Other back nominations went to Virginia’s Fred Shepherd, North Carolina’s Ray Farris and Maryland’s Dale Betty. Maryland End Gary Collins and Duke End Tee Moorman also received lineman nominations. Richmond Back Honored by SC, Guida Mentioned RICHMOND, Nov. 15 (AP).— Mel Rideout, Richmond quarterback, was honored by the team. terback who had a hand in 29 points in the Spiders’ 35-28 upset of Furman last Friday, today was named Southern Conference football player of the week. Rideout, a Richmond native, passed for three touchdowns, ran 6 yards for another, kicked an extra point and passed for a pair of 2-point conversions at Greenville. The 6-foot-1, 205-pound sophomore completed 13 of 19 passes against Furman. Rideout's great performance made him an easy choice in the weekly balloting by members of the Southern Conference Sports Writers Association. Giving him an argument were Andy Guida, George Washington end, and Don Kern, VMI fullback. Guida played tremendously on defense in GW's 21-8 victory over Virginia Tech last Friday night. Kern scored twice and ran for 88 yards as VMI clinched the conference championship by beating The Cita del, 20-6. Lions Lose Plea for Ex-LSU Star NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 15 AP).—The Fifth United States Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in favor of Johnny Robinson, former Louisiana State football star, in his suit with the Detroit Lions of the National League. Robinson now is playing with the Dallas Texans of the American Football League. The appellate court upheld a lower court order which refused to enjoin him from making a contract with the Texans. Attorneys for Detroit club sought to show that Robinson signed a binding contract with the Lions and took $2,500 in advance which he later sought to return. The club turned down the money and filed suit. The District Court ruled that the Detroit agreement consisted of an advance of his expected income. Terps had to drop out about halfway around. Forty of the 54 starters finished. Other team scores behind the first three were North Carolina State, 120, and Virginia, 144, with Clemson, South Carolina and Wake Forest not getting enough finishers (five) to figure. Individual summaries: 1. Grover Everett, N.C. 17:58 2. Gerald Stuver, N.C. 16:96 3. John Garten, Md. 16:11 4. Michael Folk, N.C. 16:14 5. Mark Wells, Md. 16:32 6. Carmine Lunetta, N.C. 16:41 7. Frank Colavita, Md. 16:44 8. James Moorhead, Clemson 16:44 9. Frank Campbell, Duke 16:51 10. Dick Credor, Md. 16:56 11. Louis Van Dyck, Duke 16:57 12. Ed Ledford, Wake Forest 16:56 13. Lloyd Brinson, Duke 19:90 14. Albert Sommers, N.C. 19:03 15. Robert Thorne, S.C. 19:03 15. Robert Thorne, S.C. 19:03 16. Leonard Patrick, 25th. Other Maryland finishers: John Irby, 17th: Robert Adams, 20th: Leonard Patrick, 25th. Healthy Redskins Plan To Atone for Drubbing If Defensive Halfbacks Dick Haley and Sam Horner are ready to face the St. Louis Cardinals Sunday at Griffith Stadium, the Redskins will be in the best physical condition they’ve enjoyed since the start of the season. The tone of the conversation at yesterday's weekly press luncheon indicated the Redskins intend to atone for the 44-7 drubbing they received in the first clash a couple of weeks ago. No mistake about it, everybody, Owner George Preston Marshall, on down, was pleased by the showing against the Eagles, even though it was hard to stomach a 19-13 defeat. One fourth-down play was the difference, because that was the one on which Norm Van Brocklin pitched the game-winning touchdown to Bobby Walston. Even Marshall had to agree that Van Brocklin played a HONORED AT PGA DINNER Fred McLeod Enters Golf Hall of Fame SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., Nov. 15 (AP). The Professional Golfers Association honored two of its bright young stars and four of its veterans last night at the annual President’s dinner in Scottsdale. Arnold Palmer of Ligonier, Pa., the moneybags of the 1960 PGA circuit with more than $71,000 in winnings, received a plaque as pro golfer of the year. Palmer is the current National Open and Masters champion. Jay Hebert, the 1960 PGA champion from Lafayette, La., was honored in absentia. He was unable to make the trip west because of a conflicting celebration in his home town. The veterans taking a bow were Warren Orlich, pro at the Tam O'Shanter Club in Chicago, as golf professional of the year: Fred McLeod, Chevy Chase, Md.; Mike Brady, Dune, Fla., and Jimmy Demaret, Houston, Tex., all named to the Hall of Fame. Demaret, 50, is a three-time Ewbank. Rates Moore With Great Halfbacks BALTIMORE, Nov. 15 (AP). —The Baltimore Colts fans are raving about Quarterback John Unitas, but Coach Weeb Ewbank reminds that Lenny Moore also has been burning up the gridiron. In a rare expression of unreserved praise, Ewbank said: “If Lenny keeps on playing as he has these last few games, he will go down as one of the greatest halfbacks ever to play in the league.” This was after Moore caught a last-minute touchdown pass from Unitas Sunday to nip the Chicago Bears, 24-20. The dramatic finish caused many to forget that Moore had made it possible for the Colts to have their final fling. In the second quarter he took a short pass from Unitas and danced his game. Way 36 yards through Bear tacklers for a touchdown. That put the Colts ahead, 17-14. Ewbank turned to Moore in the Colts' last gasp. When the Bears kicked a field goal to go ahead, 20-17, he sent Moore into receive the kickoff. OPEN: Monday-Friday 8 A.M.-9 P.M. Saturday from 8 A.M.-6 P.M. 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Coach Mike Nixon, while still hoping for a stiffer offensive punch, also hopes to keep the defense tight for the Cardinals’ multiple offense. “They’re the toughest team to prepare for,” he told reporters, “because they use the double wing, and you only see it a couple of times a year.” Nixon called the Cardinals’ John David Crow the “best halfback in the league, barring none,” and agreed that his jittery secondary defense would have to cover End Sonny Rundle better on passes if the Redskins hope to win. Defensive Tackle Bob Tonefl was voted the "player-of-the-week" award, although everyone, including Nixon, seemed to agree that Ray Krouse, Bob's running mate, had played his best game of the year with only two days’ practice. —ATCHISON." Winner of the Masters title: Brady, 73, is a winner of 38 major titles in his competitive career, and McLeod, 78, took the 1908 National Open championship. McLeod was picked in a poll of living members of the Hall of Fame. A Nation-wide poll of PGA members named Brady and Demaret to the Hall. Between 1903 and 1930, McLeod won or was a serious contender for every major golf title. He is the oldest living member of the Hall and the oldest living USGA champion. He has been professional at Columbia Country Club in Washington, D.C., since 1912. Harold Sargent, PGA president, announced yesterday that the association’s Executive Committee had approved Brentwood Country Club in Los Angeles as the site of the 1862 PGA national championship tournament. The tourney will be played July 26-29. The speedy, long-legged halfback caught it and ran back 25 yards to the Colt 40, giving the team a chance to go for the winning touchdown. Although he caught no passes for touchdowns in the previous week’s game against Green Bay, Moore had large hands in the 38-24 victory by the Colts. He caught eight passes for 137 yards. The key one gained 23 yards to put the Colts on the Packer 15, and Baltimore scored. ored the deciding touchdown from there. Although Moore has developed into one of the league’s best pass receivers since joining the Colts from Penn State in 1956, he still shows off his running ability when needed. Soccer Match Slated The Montgomery Blair High School soccer team, unbeaten this season, will play an alumni team at 3:30 p.m. Thursday at Blair. Snead Regains Passing Lead From Gabriel GREENSBORO, N.C., Nov. 15 (AP).—Norman Snead, Wake Forest quarterback, has regained the passing lead and is closing in on North Carolina State’s Roman Gabriel in their season-long Atlantic Coast Conference football total offense duel. Gabriel erased Snead’s record for passes completed a week earlier in their head-to-head battle as North Carolina State edged Wake Forest but Snead had a good day despite his team’s loss to Duke last Saturday to win back the lead in that department and replace Gabriel as the record holder. The Wake Forest senior from Warwick, Va., hit 13 passes for 236 yards against Duke to raise his eight-game total to 95 completions, 1,237 yards and eight touchdowns. Two Games to Go Gabriel completed seven against Arizona State to bring his total to 94 for 1,064 yards and seven touchdowns in nine games. He closes his season this week at South Carolina. Snead has two games left, at Louisiana State this week and at South Carolina next week. Gabriel, thanks to his one game edge, leads Snead in total yardage gained, 1,243 to 1,211. Snead's average per game is 151.4 yards to 138.1 for Gabriel. ACC Service Bureau figures show Gabriel only 122 yards short of Snead's total offense record of 1,365 yards. Leggett Tops Rushers Mark Leggett, Duke sophomore halfback, continues as the rushing leader with 410 yards, averaging 5.3 per carry. Runner up Fred Shepherd of Virginia has 396 yards at a 4.4 average in seven games to eight for Leggett. The total offense leaders: Player School G P Yds. Avg. Gabriel. N. C. State 9 260 1,243 4.6 Snead Wake Forest 6 240 1,211 5 0 Shingler. Clemson 8 179 921 5 1 Farria. North Carolina 6 216 851 3 9 Betty. Maryland 9 157 730 4 6 Altman. Duke 8 99 452 4 6 Lestett. Duke 8 78 410 5 3 Shepherd. Virginia 7 90 396 4.4 Novak. Maryland 9 82 365 4 5 Sowell. South Carolina 5 72 873 5.2 Bellino Named To All-East Again NEW YORK, Nov. 15 (AP). —Joe Bellino, Navy senior half back who set an academy one game record when he scored four touchdowns against Virginia Saturday, yesterday was named to the Eastern College Athletic Conference all-East football team for the second time this season. Bellino also gained 198 yards in 17 tries from scrimmage, including runs of 39 and 90 yards, for an academy season ground gaining mark of 749 yards. "You get more service from us" SIGN UP NOW Nothing guards your comfort like Esso Watchdog Oil Heat Service AUTOMATIC metered deliveries of premium quality Esso Heating Oil. PROMPT, expert oil burner service. CONVENIENT Budget Payment Plan spreads your bills over many months. A COMPLETE LINE of quality Esso Oil Burners and heating equipment National 8-9032 King 8-6850 ECCON CRACKED division of humble IO OU O O OIL & REFINING COMPANY or your local reliable Esso Distributor METROPOLITAN FUEL CO. "METRO" 5060 River Road Ot. 2-6100 THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. C. Today, November 15, 1960 For the Golden to the Fullback Ed Dyas of Auburn laces the shoe on his right foot which has booted 12 field goals this season and 16 in his career, both national collegiate records. The 20-year-old senior from Mobile, Ala., kicked three Saturday, one in the final minute, as Auburn defeated Georgia, 9-6. — AP Wirephoto. Terp Hooters Clinch Title Maryland’s soccer team has clinched the Atlantic Coast Conference championship for the eighth straight time and is scheduled to meet undefeated Rutgers next in the NCA regional playoffs. Rutgers will represent the New Jersey-Delaware-Pennsylvania area. The playoff tentatively is set for November 21 on a site to be selected. Maryland won its conference title yesterday by trimming North Carolina, 5-0, at College Park. Cliff Krug scored four of the goals, raising his season total to 21 and breaking the NBA schedule. Retulta Yetford No came scheduled Games Today Detroit vs. Boston at New York. Los Angeles at New York. Games Today the conference record of 19 sets by Orest Prockview of Virginia in 1958. With sports car and wife with chip-size diamond are living on a lopsided double standard. YBOa K Stra At, N.W. 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