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MEETING TONIGHT

American Legion meeting to night at the Dugout 8 pm. large attendance is requested
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MIDSUMME
CLEARANCE. SALE
TSFD CARS
WANTED-AUTOMOBILES.

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Four-door preferred.
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Motors; Inc; used car division 1927 M st.
SEE UR FIRST before selling your car
Highest cash prices paid s Motors.
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So, $50. to be purchased by Government. for
two or three small cars OF similar value.
Phone National 9257.
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'29 or 80 model, must be IN good condition.
$50 cash. balance monthly. Address Box
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man. 20l5 l4th st. NV. -
LIGHT COUPE or roadster wanted, rea-
Sonably priced: state kind. model, year,
condition. milease, etc. Address Box l6o.R'
Star once. -
FORD-Will pay cash for 1929 Ford sedan.
No dealers. Call Met. 1892.
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address Box 12s-M. Star once.
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COUPE-Ford. Chevrolet or Dodge; late
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The Washington times., 1931-11-06

LOCAL ,
Bucknell vs.. Georgetown. at Clark
Grtff1th stadium, d. m. ~
Manhattan College W. Catholic Uni
VeTsity. at g: U. Stadium. p. m.
ton. at Clark GriifIth Stadium. sis
y. m.
st. Johns Freshmen (Anna polls. Md
vs.. George Washington U. Freshmen. at
Eastern High stadium. 2:SO D. m
Maryland vs.. Vanderbilt. at Nashville.
Tenn. =
Pittsburgh "B" Squad vs.. Navy "B"
S.uad. at Annapolis. Nd, 2 D. m.
u'sS GsorsetowI Ct H9,.,Icp Preps % ys' St. 'OSephS
Howard VS.. Moran College. at New
ark. N. j. =,
EplscopaI VS.. Virginia Episcopal, at
LynchburE. We. 'f.'
EAST, :, ..
Detroit VS.. FOrdhaln,
Dartmouth vs.. Harvard
DuQuesne VS. Holy Cross.
Georgia \ New York U.
Lafayette VS.. Rutgers.
Louisiana VS.. Army.
st. Johns (AnnapOlis). VS.. Yale.
Western Reserve vs.. Syracuse.
Washington College vs.. Albright.
Trinity VS.. Amherst.
Ohio Wesleyan VS.. Brown.
Pittsburgh W.. Carnegie Tech.
st. Johns (BrOOklyn) vs.. N. Y. City
College.
Virginia VS.. Columbia.
New Hampshire VS.. Conn. Aggies.
SwarthmOre vs.. Delaware.
Gettysburg VS.. Dickinson.
UrSinus VS.. DreNel.
Waynesburg vs.. Geneva.
Hamilton vs.. HaVerfOFd.
Susquehanna VS.. Juniata.
seton Hall vs.. Lowell Textile.
BOwdOin VS.. Maine.
FairmOnt vs.. Marshall.
Norwich VS.. Middlebury.
Franklin and Marshall vs. Mullen
berg.
Providence VS.. Niagara.
Colgate VS.. Penn State.
Baltimore U. VS.. Penn Military Col
lege.
Lehigh VS.. Princeton.
Vermont VS.. Rennselaer.
lebanon Valley VS.. st. JOseph's.
ClarksOn VS.. st. Lawrence.
Davis s-Elkins VS.. st. Thomas.
Mass. AggieS VS.. Springfield.
YillanOva VS.. Temple.
Westminster VS.. Thiel.
Boston U. vs.. Tufts.
Williams vs.. Wesleyan.
Bethel VS.. West Liberty.
Boston College VS.. Western Mary
land, at Baltimore. Md. Stadium.
West virginia Wesleyan vs.. West
Rhode Island VS.. Worcester.
st. BOnaventure VS.. Allegheny.
GlenVille VS.. BrOaddus.
South
Presbyterian VS.. Wake Forest.
Clemson vs.. v. NJ. l., at Norfolk. Va.
Carson Newman vs.. Tennessee.
Tulane VS.. Alabama Poly (Auburn).
Miami (Fla.) VS.. Bowling Green.
Transylvania VS.. Chattanooga.
Davidson VS.. the Citadel.
High Point VS.. ElOn.
North Carolina VS.. Georgia Tech.
Greensboro AGKies VS.. Hampton.
The Washington times., 1931-11-06
VIRGINIA LISTS
S|XR|NGFOES

UNIVERSITY, Va, Nov. s.
Yale and Pennsylvania both have
places on Virginia's boxing sched-
ule for 1882, in addition to four
rival members of the Southern
Conference.
Six matches are called for on
the card of the Southern Confer
enec champions. v. M. l., North
Carolina and Yale will be met at
home, and Duke, v. P. I. and
Pennsylvania all away Until the
annual meeting of the conference
in December it will not be known
whether the 1882 championship
tournament will be held here or
not.
The first year schedule has not
been completed, but the card for
the youngsters will include a
match with the Navy Plebes in
Annapolis on February 13.
The Washington times., 1931-11-06
P|NMEN
FACE TEST

Petwor''l and Hetch Co., tied
for runner-up position in the Dis
trict Duckpia League, are to clash
tonight at Petworth alleys to
settle the question Of as to which
will take undisputed possession of
second berth. ...
On paper the Petworth boys
are the under dogs, Reichard has
such leading performers as Make
Rosenberg, Jack Wolstenholme,
Joe Harrison, Whip Litchfield and
Joe Pricci at his call against Ed
Cotter's less glittering combina-
ton of Irving Billheir .r, Clar-
ence Kibbey, Bill Clampitt, Tony
De. Fino and Norman Baxter.
However, the Cow-towners will
be on their own drives, with
goodly number of Petworthians
to egg them on, so it's anybody's
match. -.
Three Matches On
Three matches are on the pro-
gram at the Lucky Strike with
Barnes Auto and Judd & Det-
weller moving their tussle to to-
night, while Young g. Simon will
attempt to stop Temple and
Lucky Strike battles the Farnan
Bowling Shoes outfit.
Earl McPhilomy piled the
naples with consistent brilliance
to hang up a 412 set and shove
Lucky Strike to q 81 decision
over Columbia in the District
League. Earl's games were 135,
146 and 1913. Astor Clarke helped
with $50 including 155 game.
Lawhorne's $50 topped the losers.
Nativity won two games from
st. Francis Xavier in a Holy
Name Society League match
marked by low scores. D. Sui
liVan's 307 topped the scoring.
Ulrich and McReady fought nip
and tuck to grab high individual
high set honorS for the week in
the Business Mems League. VI
rich had 383 with a 142 game
and McReady 382 with las.
Baird Rolls 396
Other fine scores were Whelan's
361 in the Aggie League, Dixon's
$50 set and 141 game in the Au-
tomotive League, w. Roeser and
AppeIs $50 in the East Washing.
ton Church League, and H. Es.
kites 353 and HabermehlS 141
in the Electrical League.
Baird Socked out 392 set and
156 game to shine in the Com
mercial League rolling, as Peo
pies Drug and Daily News tied
for the lead.
Mildred Henderson led the La.
dies Federal League bowlers with
a 353 set, including games of 131,
129 and SO. Minnie Menhorn had
338.
Pop Halley's Cooks Bakery
Roys are still boss of the Recrea.
ton League. They turned back
the bid of Simms Music last
night with a flourish. Pacini's
148 saved Blue Flames from a
shutout at the hand of the Cubs.
The Washington times., 1931-11-06
SUBURBAN PIN
ACES SEEK
MATCH
BY GINO SINH

The winner of the National
Pale Drys-Northeast Temple duck
pin match which concludes at
the Lucky Strike tomorrow after
noon will be plenty busy for the
remainder of the season. Tenn
pie is leading by As pins.
Besides John Blick's threat Of
collecting together an All-Star
combination, the Suburbanites
are rallying to the colors with
the intention of inserting their
fingers into the pie.
If the Pale Drys should hap
pen to win, Red Megaw has
taken steps to assure himself a
second consecutive chance at
Lewis Hopfenmaier's hard-hitting
boys. He attached a proviSo to
the terms on which he accepted
the present match. 1t Is If the
Pale Drys win they are to roll
an All-Star aggregation he was
going to gather before all others.
Blick's challenge is double
edged. If the Northeasters win
he will back the original Wash
ington Juniors, two of whom are
in his employe, against Megaw's
gang. This will mean that he
will borrow Johnny Anderson
and Jack Wolstenholme from
Hopfenmaier and Hokie Smith
from Howard Campbell. If the
results are the other way around
Blick intends to pick up three
more top-notchers to team with
Eddie Espey and Paul Harrison
against the Pale Drys.
Md.-Va. Stars Rally
The Maryland Virginia ALI
Stars will be picked from such
flashy performers as Henry and
Oscar Hiser, Hugh Grawley, jr,
Chet Lindstrom, Oscar Swain,
Gene Hargett, Noble Vicers, ST.,
Hugh Waldrop, Joe Callan, Ray
Davidson, Perce Wolfe and half
dozen other duckpinnerS who are
scorching suburban alleys. Tom
my Walker, moving spirit of sub
urban duckpin circles, is gath
ering the team together.
If Temple should come off on
top Tommy will have Astor
Clarke available, which would be
no mean help. Baltimore teams,
headed by George Lang, Ray Won
Dreele and other big stars of the
Oriole stronghold, are also watch
ing developments, all set to issue
challenges on their accord.
Interest Up North
News of the big match has
trickled north via George L. ISe-
mann and news stories, and the
Connecticut Blue Ribbons, Law
renee CMass0 All-Stars and Archie
Walsh's Boston All-Stars are plan
ming to edge into the proceedings.
In the meantime local fans and
experts are genuinely in doubt
over the outcome of the match.
They admit that the Pale DryS
have an edge at Lucky Strike,
but whether it is enough to over
come a 45-pin lead is the cause
of much arguing.
Red Megaw, the canny Scotch
chief Of the Temple chan, simply
screws up his mouth, and only
says: as pins are a lot of
pins!" q
Lewis Hopfenmaier, who is used
to winning teams, having backed
the erstwhile Juniors through
many tough but ultimately vic
torious matches, smiles confidently
when broached on the subject.
No small amount of the rag
chewing revolves around Chester
Bid and what he may do. Johnny
Anderson, high scorer in the first
set, also comes in for his share
of comments. AS far as can be
learned the lineup will be the
same as that used last Friday.
The Washington times., 1931-11-06
STAR DUCKPLN TEAMS CHALLENGE BIG MATCH WINNER
Grid Games Tomorrow

, LenOir-Rhyne vs.. GuilfOrd.
Spring Hill W.. Howard.
Duke VS.. Kentucky.
shaw vs.. LivingstOne.
Union U. vs.. Louisville.
Hnmpden-Sydney vs.. Iynchburx.
Appalachian VS.. Maryville.
Sewanee vs.. Mississippi.
North Carolina state VS.. Mississippi
Southwestern (IaO VS.. Mississippi COL
Iege.
South Georgia VS.. Newbcrrv.
.RandOlph-MacOn vs.. Richmond.
Lincoln u. vs.. st. Paul.
Furman VS.. South Carolina.
Hattiesburg ~. Southwestern (Tcnn.).
MOrehouse vs.. TuskeEee.
virginia Union vs.. Virginia State.
v. r. /. VS.. Washington and Lee.
Bluefield vs.. West Virginia State.
Roanoke VS.. william and Mary.
Fisk VS.. johnson c. Smith.
MIDWEST
Penn VS.. NOtre Dame.
Navy W. Ohio State.
Wisconsin VS.. Illinois.
Minnesota VS.. Northwestern.
Iowa vs.. Nebraska.
Arkansas vs.. Chicago.
Centenary VS.. Purdue.
Kansas Aggies VS.. Iowa State.
William Jewell VS.. Baker.
Ashland VS.. Baldwin Wallace.
Earlham VS.. BlufftOn.
Findlay vs.. Bowling Green.
Indiana VS.. Michigan.
COe Us. Carleton.
Lawrence vs.. Carroll.
Dakota Wesleyan VS.. EmpOrla Col
lege.
: Cincinnati VS.. DenIsOn.
Ohio U. VS.. DePauw.
Missouri VS.. Drake.
Westminster VS. Drury.
Central VS.. Dubuque.
Washington U. VS.. GrinDell.
EmpOria Teachers vs.. Haskell In
Toledo VS.. Heidelberg.
Olivet vs.. HIllsdale.
James MiIIikin vs.. Illinois College.
Bradley VS.. Illinois Wesleyan.
st. AmhS0se VS.. Iowa Wesleyan.
Phillips VS. Kansas Wesleyan.
Cornell College VS.. Knox.
De Paul VS.. Louisville.
Washington and jefferson VS.. Mar
quette
.RipOn VS.. Michigan State.
Lake Forest vs.. Monmouth.
Wooster VS.. Muslxingum.
Akron vs. Oberlin.
Marietta VS.. Ohio Northern.
Kenyon VS.. Otterbein.
North Dakota VS.. st. Thomas.
st. Mary's VS.. st. Olaf.
Augustana VS. South Dakota.
Franklin VS.. Wabash.
Hays VS.. wichita.
Missouri Valley vs.. Westminster.
SOUTHWEST
Rice VS.. Texas Christian.
Southern MethOdists VS.. Texas AgSies.
Baylor VS.. Texas.
Flagstaff vs. Arizona.
Hendrix Henderson vs.. Ozarks Col
st. Edward VS.. Howard Payne.
Arkansas AEgies VS.. LangstOn.
Kansas VS.. Oklahoma.
Creighton VS.. Oklahoma Aggies.
The Washington times., 1931-11-06
Entries Take Last Practice
For Kenwood Golf Open
Bv GEORGE A, SIMPSON

Practically every contestant entered in the National Capital
Open Tournament is today taking trial spins the Ken
wood Club course. II
The Washington times., 1931-11-06

Rooms. and many of them with
boarding conveniences, are listed for
Room Hunters convenience in the
Rental Columns Of todays Classified
Section.
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