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ACROSS 1 Baked Virginia 4 [ce eryam ]——— chowder 12 Constellation red imape 14 Mature 15 Knight's title 16 Hore cooks 18 Gaunt 20 Pass atiennas at Ventilate 22 Guide o4 Greek goddes 26. OT Theater s:fa gu show ne on on ay] 45 oo — sina 2a Uy laregs 39 0a addin 40 Creeping 42 Curtain material 45 Controversial 40 Former South African republic 51 Stir 82 Seep 83 Singing voice 54 Beveruinte 65 Intimidated B6 Try 57 Consume dinner NOWN 2Curned beet 2 Operatic solo 3 Spread for 40 ——— and dined 41 Distribute 42 Greek porch 43 Rook 44 Destroy 46 Cereals $7 Notion 48 Garment 50 Tank Navy 3-Deep FLAST TEAs* LE—Tom Lytle, Jr. 'LT—Larry Foyer, Jr LG—George Fritsiozer, Sr_ C—Milan Monetiovien, Sr. RG—Lon Chomicz, Sr. RKT—lston Bretul, Soph. KRE—Jolo Kuanach, Sr. QB—Joe ‘Tranchial, ‘'LAN—Dick Rembrans RH—Dick Dagampat FR—Ray Wellborn. SECOND ‘TRAM LV—Tom wiibershart, Jr Lr—Hiil Thomas, Sr. Ldo—to Gannnin, Sr. C—tm Dunn, Fr, the—John Michalski, Jr. IRT—AL Driscoll, Sept. RH—Pete Van Nori, Sr QR—Jim Maxfield, Jr. LHY—Bob Correll, Tr. Rial—Leland Brooadquist, ir. 17h FitJoe Matalavaze, Neph. IHG THILED TRAIT L ¥—George Bexek, Sr LT—John Williams, Sr. LG—Frank Dattini, Soph. C—Frank Visted, Soph. nG—Tom Solak, dr. KT—Jerry O'Donnel, soph. RE—Luther Schriefer, Jr. Wh—Inno Livengood, Sr. LN—Joe Bellino, Soph. RH—Diex Puriserg, FR—Jim Teny Brook, Jr. Halfback Joe Bellino, still slow ed by a hip injury suffered in the Wiliam and Mary game, is expected to see only limited ac tion. Evdlat has dropped the heralded sophomore to the third team with Dick Zembranski tak ing over the No. 1 spot. Tomorrow's game will be Navy's first venture against Big Ten com petition since it suffered a 16-7 defeat at the hands of Northwest ern in 1991. Michigan holds a 3-2-1 lead in the series and the Wolves won 35-0 when the teams last met in 1948. Key to Navy's attack tomorrow will be junior quarterback Joe (the trigger) Tranchimi who com pleted 18 of 27 passes for 221 yards Tranchini who completed 18 of 27 passes for 221 yards and three and three TD's in the BU game. He was named Associated Press Back of the Week for this out standing performance. A number of Michigan players ,including John Herrnstein, its 215 pound fullback, were injured in the MSC game but all are expect ted to be ready for action tomor row. _ Bennie Oosterbaan’'s biggest ‘problem appears to be how to get his team “up” for the second week in a row. The Michigan coach said his boys played an “‘in spired game in holding the heav ly favored Spartans to a 12-12 deadlock, Navy will have an extra wea pon as it shoots for ity with a stratght victory. _ The gimick, used SO success fully lust wear in a 20-6 upset win lover Notre Dame at South Bend, fis closed-circuit cheering. More than 3,000 middies and their dates will gather in the Academ field house and follow the game vit a radio-loudspeaker with their cheers hein: piped 10 Ann Arbor per a special tele phone Bee and boomed to the team through portable loudspeak ers on the fold. The basketball court was he marked off ike a doorfall ford with plebe referers imaving the hall back and josh and cheer leaders on aan to whip up tie noise. Money to desise the eis phone tag was derated by ie midshipmen themselves PROBABLE PAN At Ps Nave Tis.ietetosar tyite the foyer erat in Answer to Previous Puzzle- Drean 4 After-dinner gsmoke 5 Scent 6 Chicken —— soup 7 Antiquity 8 Went 9—— Maine 26 Jewish ceremonis lobster 10 Imitated dinner 1 Military meal 7 Chess tie 17 Eskimo dinner 28 Cheese enters 99 Bread spread (pl.) 19 Trian 21 Embryonic 23 F Pixi s cCavinies 4 Demigod 32 Gaze fixedly 3 Transfix Always in S it a AN — ve ayy a 1S He si xy Hl i wy
Newspaper Details
Capital Gazette
Annapolis, Maryland, US
Fri, Oct 10, 1958
Page 2
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Clipped by
John S.
