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The Washington times., 1932-10-24
MA 7 FAVOR|TES
HEAD CARD

Favorites and despised wrestlers
have been rounded up by Pro
moter Joe Turner to head his
program at the Washington Audi
torium Thursday night. The top
notch bout sees Ray Steele re-
turning here to meet Dick Davis
court, the bad man.
The Semifinal attraction brings
together Rudy Dusek and Pat
Mckay, the latter having gained
prominence by virtue of Sensa-
tional victories here. He'll nave
to be twice as good if he wants
to upset Rudy.
Other matches will find Gino
Garibaldi opposing George Vas
sell, Alex Aberg mixing with Tiger
Nelson and Milo Steinborn facing
Lou Plummer.
The Washington times., 1932-10-24
Stood Out Here

Another Saturday chillun IS
Bill Shepherd, western Mary
land fullback, who personally
gained over so yards before
Quarterback Merge ran the
final few feet for the Green
Terrors' first touchdown to tie
Georgetown and later go ahead
by 6 points. 49,.
And this is not forgetting
Pete thinner, who seems per
sonally responsible for Chi
cago's surprising defeat of In
diana by 13 to 7. Pete, prob
ably in tribute to the retiring
Alonzo Stagg, swept around In
diana's left end for IL yards to
score the first Maroon touch
down, and later engineered
passes that brought about the
second touchdown, after he had
run the ball back to Indiana's
4O-yard line following the kick
off.
And there we're some Satur-
day chillun busy at Evanston,
Ill, where Northwestern and
Purdue played a TT tie, Pug
Rentner and Ollie Olson. These
two effected a double pass
while on Purdue's five-yard line
that brought about Northwest
ern's touchdown and converted
a 7-to-O defeat into a locked
game within the last three min
utes of play.
What a dramatic finish that
waS-one you don't see every
day! George Potter was stand
ing behind Purdue's goal in one
corner of the end zone to score
the touchdown for the Wild
cats.
The Washington times., 1932-10-24
Pickups and
PutoutS
By GEORGE A. SIMPSON

BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON
A candidate for the 1882
Nobel Prize should be Earl
Jackson, Knox College football
coach. jackson was quoted as
saying eve enjoy playing the
big institutions" just like the
fight manager, believing from
the corner, GO in there, Kid,
and take 'em. They can't hurt
us" Bottle IS m thy" Cox
guarantees he'll be present for
the Benny Schwartz-Frankie
DeAngelO go over in Alexandria
tonight. Bottles absence from
the Reed-BOwen fight was due
to inability to get a "Skulp =.
Paul Curley, son of BOstOn'S
mayor, is a member of the
Boston College eleven. Sam
Simon informs that his old side
kick, Norman ("Abe') Levy, has
blOated to balloon size. DR..
John ("Mike'') harrington, for
mer sandlOt pitcher, has set up
his practice at Mechanicsville,
Md, where the "Black Shirts"
began their operations last sum-
mer.
The Washington times., 1932-10-24
G. w. Coach
Plans Change
In Eleven

Determined to draw out the
full capabilities of the George
Washington University team
Coach Jim Pixlee promises a
drastic shake-up in the Colonial
squad for the Iowa game, in
Griffith Stadium, Friday night.
1--WE can win the Iowa game"
says Pixlee, "and the first step
toward that end is a drastic
shake-up in the Colonial lineup.
G. w. did not take Tulsa Sc
riOuSly enough and lost the
game in the early moments of
the contest. The mental atti-
tEGe of our players was not
right, but it will be right
against Iowa, or l will know
the reason why"
Iowa, a slow starter, has lost
three Big Ten games to date, tc
Wisconsin, Indiana and Mime
sofa. The latter team won over
the Hawkeyes last Saturday BY
a Touchdown margin, 20 to 6
However, in the middle west il
is admitted that Iowa is a greatly
under-rated team and G. w. is
accorded no chance to win over
the HawkeyeS.
Four days of intensive practice
is slated for the Colonials. The
coaches, feeling that the teams
mistakes in the Tulsa game are
inexcusable, intend to drive G. w
in preparations for the Iowa
game.
Iowa, on the upgrade every
day will enter the game here
a favorite to win over the
Colonials.
The Washington times., 1932-10-24
GrGnge's Team Score
After FiUe Games

CHICAGO, Oct. 24.-Scoring
touchdowns for the first time in
five games this season, the Chi
Cago Bears of the National Pro-
fessional Football League today
possessed a 27-to-7 victory over
the Stapleton (Staten IslandD
team. Before $1,000 Sunday spec
tators at Wrigley Field, the Bears
launched their scoring in the first
period on a short pass from
Molesworth to Red Grange. Quar-
terback Hinton went over for
the Stapes' only touchdown.
The Washington times., 1932-10-24
u. S. Polo InUQders
Win First Match
on Tour

BUENOs AIRES, Oct. "a
The invading United States polo
team today boasted of the
first victory since arriving here.
The Americans turned back an
Argentine quartet by a IL to 4
count here.
The United States team is
MADE up of Seymour Knox,
Jimmy Mills, Stewart Iglehart
and William Post.
The Washington times., 1932-10-24

elgnC-round OaCCle LnaL mas all
Literally burning up over the
way Schwartz did business for
this tiff, De Angelo is out to
knock stiff the Baltimore entry.
Today, after a lightworkout at
Frank Mann's gym he said:
"Where does Schwartz get all
this prima donna stuff. Every
time he comes here to fight
he gets a million dollars worth
of breaks.
First he wants eight rounds,
then he wants to eliminate the
judges. I'm out to knock him
cold, judges or no judges, eight
rounds or three rounds"
frankie has warmed up to this
go in fine physical shape. He
is punching harder and timing
better as a result of his last bat
tie with the Jewish star from the
Oriole city whom he nearly flat,
tened in the last two rounds a
month ago.
Billy Strickler and Jimmy De
Capua clash in the six round
semifinal. Strickler, always a
crowd pleaser, is anxious to get
a win over the veteran De Capua.
The real slugging fight Of the
night brings together Nick Anto.
nelli and Billy Essinger in six.
Both are good punchers and fair
boxers.
Other fours feature Young Ras-
pi VS.. Bob Lowry and Jesse Belt
VS.. Jack Quigley.
The Washington times., 1932-10-24
Senators, in Debut,
Defeat IrDin0tOnS

Washington Senators were sue
cessful in their pro debut yester-
day as they defeated the Irving
tons of Baltimore, 6 to 3, in a
hard-fought grid contest at Balti-
more.
The Senators play the Passaic
A. c. and Frankford American
Legions over this coming Satur-
day and Sunday. The team is in
pretty good shape after yester.
days opener,
The Washington times., 1932-10-24
Football Results

PRO
st. Mary's CeItics, IL; MOhawLs, q.
Washington senators. 6; IryinEtOns, 2
Green Bay. IS: Brooklyn, 0.
Chicago Bears, "a; Staten Island, I.
New York. o: Boston, 0.
SANDLOT
Terry's Super Service, a; Blue Goals o
Georgetown. Z: Nationals, o.
Arrows, So: st. Cecelias, Z.
Mercurys. Z: Brentwood Hawks. 2.
AnacOstia Eagles. 0; Triple Tau. 0,
n. f. Boys Club. .: Palace Prem. 0.
MariOns. 9; Maryland, 0.
Apaches, 90: Rock Creek, 0.
StantOns, Z: Arlington. o.
Congress Heights. 10; Lyon Park, 0,
Blue Devils. 22: ROamers. 0.
BrOOkIand. :: Centennials. 2.
MOhawks Prep, 20: Marion Preps, O.
COrbras. 81: Warwick Flashes. 0.
Fraters. g; Arrows, O.
n. Il. TrOjans. 1S; Hessicks, 0.
Hopkins. 12: Del Ray. o.
Winchester. g; Alex. F1remen. o.
The Washington times., 1932-10-24
Delta Sigma Defeats
Temple Eleven, 2I-O

Delta Sigma defeated the Tenn
pie A. C. yesterday, 81 to 0. Nc
Donell and Lord starred for the
winners.
The touchdowns were scored by
Mcdonnell, Rector and C. Dawson.
The fraternity challenges the 1885,
pound st. Stephens eleven. Call
sgd Bradley at Georgia 6266.
The Washington times., 1932-10-24
Pro Golf Champion
Wins Coast Title

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 24.-Olin
Dutra, National Professional Golf
ers' Association champion, today
held the Southern California open
golf title, playing the 72 holes
in 277. His brother, Mortie Du-
ira, was in second place, six
strokes behind him. Vic Dal-
berto was third with 80.
The Washington times., 1932-10-24
BLUE RIBBON
TEAMS FAIL
IN TESTS
BY DAVIS J. WALSH

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-It is
36 houTs later and all that now
remains of the weekly earthquake
that rocks the world of college
football, laying waste one empire
and setting up another. is the
wreckage where abide the
victims, who are many, and the
survivors,, who are few. Conspicu-
Gus among the latter are Notre
Dame and Michigan, in the Mid
die West; Southern California,
on the coast; Tennessee, Auburn
and Virginia Poly, in the South;
The Washington times., 1932-10-24
Heinie Webb Leads
Union Printers

Heinie Webb, veteran pitcher,
was elected manager of the
Union Printers baseball team for
1888. He succeeds Ed Lowery.
Webb plans many changes for
next season. First he plans to
get formidable pitching staff
which was lacking during the
past year.
The Washington times., 1932-10-24
MERCURYS WIN

Bill Lytell's Mercury's defeated
the Brentwood Hawks yesterday
on the Mount Rainier field, Z to
2. Brown stood out for the win.
ners while Fenner stood out for
the losers,
The Washington times., 1932-10-24

Sports.
-Bv KIRK MILLER .
Saturdays ChiILun
Some Had Wings
Star on GridirOn
POppeLmGn Pops EN-
Not First Time
Can NOU Turn Pro

Saturdays chllun, some had wings!
In the first place, there Bill Clark Nays 17O
pound halfback who went through Princetons line like
gossip through sewing circle and who punted &c yards
to Princeton threeyard ne-to give what supposed
be very mediocre Navy team 90 tie with the Tigers
Upset in the East!
Then there Tommy Whelan, Catholic University S
oneman team with all apologies to Ripper Sheary who
scored the Cardinal touchdowns against Manhattan
University and whose kicking also featured the third con-
The Washington times., 1932-10-24

Too, Pick Vidal, kid brother
of the great Gene Vidal, of
Army. who started West Point
on its way to very vital vic
tory over Yale, by scoring a
touchdown following a 70-yard
run. Score, Army, 20; Yale, 0.
The Washington times., 1932-10-24
Schwartz Prima Donna,
Declares De Angelo

Benny Schwartz and frankie de Angelo will put gladi
atoral at Porner Arena tonight and to in
battle that has all the earmarks Of real fight
The Washington times., 1932-10-24
LEWIS ON MAT

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-Ed
Stranger" Lewis grapples Bruno
Gorassini, Of Italy, here tonight.
The Washington times., 1932-10-24

BILL Slh1ChLEh
WASHINGTON SCrapper who
returns to the pugilistic battle
tonight after an absence from
the ring of five months. He
meets Jimmy DeCapua over a
six-round course, at Portner's
Alexandria arena.
Evening star., 1932-09-21
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
ROOMING HOUSES.

BOOMING HOUSES.
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furniture. baths; rent: s55 total price
'''' aa',ss si'5sn As o'ii Ssse.a,, ,
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Nat. $3.50. N N ior2 St. NV
GOOD CORNER service station and and ssEese' ...o
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down ''ymsst Ask ros On Mr. isen!nii EnIIs.
908 10th ST NV Nat, 47a7.
hoss n S rooms rent rent 80 80
so5o-Roomine house II rooms. baths;
nicely fu,nished; ,g,s splendid s,. income
filled Well furnished your terms.
Roomins house, II rooms. baths; good in
"
Confect and rooms; rent. $50; splendid
school trade; a bargain.
S2s0-Lurch end rooms; rent $50
p. NJ CURTIS. $40 llth ST. nv. Nat. 1892
BC SlNESS PLACES
SOLD EXCLUSIVELY SINCE 1873
TRAVEL BUREAU, estab business expert
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VALET SHOP in apt. house, l5S apts.;
no competition; late equipment. Rent. $50.
Price. $50
RESTAURANT in wholesale market. Rent
S15. Closa pm. daily Amusement ma
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$500 wkly
RESTAURANT on Pa ave near 18th;
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GAS STATION: price only 5000
WHOLESALE FOOD BUS. 81 200,
GROCERY rent. '3S rms. $1,000.
BAAERY: very low price TENS.
DRUG STORE: rent. $40 5000
TOURIST INN AND STORE. nearby.
DEL doIps $500 wkly; re ms
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HELP-MEN.
tContinued.)

SALESMEN-We have openings ior
several men to sell nationally known
lines OF electric appliances; expert
ence helpful but not necessary. as we
will train you and give you the best
cooperation. Call and be convinced.
Carroll Supply Co. III 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1932-09-21
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number ticket
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PERSONAL.
The rate under heading Of Personal
Is cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.

R.y Yoys Woss H.ra ss
Mello-creation; each is formulated to en-
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MOILOHAN. Formerly with Madame Ash.
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MONEY ADVANCED ON WATCHES DIA-
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HOME EUrLT AM. FINANCED FOR YoU.
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Evening star., 1932-09-21
AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE
ASSOCIATION

will offer a permanent posi-
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will follow sales instructions.
Experience not necessary as ap-
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trained. Apply to Field Man-
ager Thursday between 9 and II
d. G. Division of A. A. A., 18th
Ind Penn. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1932-09-21
HELP-adEN AND WOMEN.

NVASSERS-patented article exclusive
franchise: good commissions Mr. Klein
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59I-H Star ofac,
MAN AND WIFE or two women eXperienced.
to cook. serve and keep house for nrst-
class boa -ders; $40 month; coed home
1903 18th st. NV. --
MONEY MADE QUICKLY In spare time
selling Xmas cards: 40'e commission pald
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MOTOR TRtV,t,


COLLEGE. STUDENT WANTS TRANsPOR-
tstion 10 Indianapolis this week Will drive
car in exchange. 1873 NV. Met, 1894
LEAVING SATURDAY MORNING AT An
Lor Bristol. Va. 1-psss. Packard Limousine
Room for 10 pass reasonable rate. H
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References exchanged
EXPERIENCED DRIVER DESIRES TRANS
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right Pay part expenses. Gail before
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WANTED PASSENGER FOR MIAMI. FLA
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PRIVATE CARS-AfEMPHIS. MIAMI CHI
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NATIONAL AUTO TRAVEL BUREAU
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Evening star., 1932-09-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
PARTNER wanted by the maker OF ham
loomed aDpatels, 10 put them on Conn. ave.
Call West 1884
businsss with successful proht record. sub
' ervis% sS 'n,do"so Address Boz IS 4iss. star ONCE.
OPPORTUNITY to acquire lease Of l35S-e0
5SE c
HIGH. GRADE PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO
Tor sale Expect to realize reasonable figure
win, nssstiys nle etc. Address Box 23.H,
Star Office
CAFETERIA for sale Doing fine business
s'ps aed hcSsYa sp above Address Box
423-H Star Office
STORE FOR RENT in apt. house section;
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called away from city reason for selma, bar
gain Address Boz 223-H. Star ofnc- 2l'
ASIEIY sToEa on ,Ioc s, 15s;s,s isTs s5sn s5sfn
stores ana moves Address Box t21-S. Star
ONCE.
STANDS ior rent. NEW MARKET. 5th and
K SITS. NV. Apply Penn Realty Corporation.
4Ti K 1T. NV. Met. 1888
SANDWICH SHOP. lunch rocm. five rooms
e@selleat location. iios North Capitol ST.
LADIES AND MEMS FURNISHINGS AND
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BE FACTORY DISTRIBUTOR in your To-
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BAR-B-o SEMI NIGHT CLUB. now op.rat-
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SIS. option Of buyins property. Owner has
os. bushes; n New York and M. must s:l! 81,
pELIcATEssEN: MUST BE SOLD; PRICE
HER9oeRr VERY eRrAP WSrE * $3.50 80 A N1 ssss. NN'
WANT TO BUY roomins house business or
location Phone Met. s7sl.
pELICATEssEN. LIGHT LUNCH, under .
big apis. Call Lincoln s435.
WANTED-will share expenses. with man
Vss AadTss, sh soa ssH sT os
LADIES AND MEMS furnishings store. es-
tablished over IS years; located on thor
oushfare in growing Northwest section. Give
Address BOX 421-H Star office.
GROCERY. corner near big school. .estab.
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TAILOR SHOP. OPPOSITE LARGE GOVT
HLDQ.: sHOET HOURS: 500 WKLY;; BEST
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Is. .oOc will sacrifice for $1,000 il sold imme-
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NEWSSTAND CIGARS, lobby large hotel;
iaF s1.4oo. address Box 4os-H, Star Office.
| GASOLINE ACCESSORIES. large station,
handling 8 gasolines; estab. bus; lons lease;
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Fris.aaires; up-to-date stock; clean 7-roon
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ROOMIEG HOUSE. near 18th and Massa
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! payment, s275. Open evenings.
| ASK FOR Mr.. THURM,
sos 10th st. NV Nat. 47s7.
DRY GooDs NEIGKBoRHooI
RENTAL. GOOD STOCK. EST. MA. 92SS
EROOM AND boards rooms. baths
/ Rhode Island ave. Low rent. Small pay