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Apartments for Rent

FOR RENT-Very nicely furnished
apartment. Suitable for two. Mo-
hair furniture. Frigidaire. Newly
decorated. Clean, warm, always
hot water. Also very nicely furnish
ed bedroom. Very quiet. 807 4th
| Street.
FOR RENT-Cozy, warm furnished
two or three room apartment. Next.
to bath. Rent reasonable. Call at
! GOT 5th st.
FOR RENT-Two room furnished
apartment. Very reasonable. Also
dressmaking done at reasonable
prices. Phone 1852 or call at. 227
West Thayer Avenue.
FOR RENT Housekeeping room
with kitchenette. Also small sleep.
ing room. AL 5th Street.
FOR RENT - Furnished or unfur-
nished apartment, Nicola Apart
ments. l06 w. Main. Also light
housekeeping rooms. Phone 23l.
FOR RENTING room apartment in
quiet home. Clean and modern
Lights, heat, water and gas fur
nished. Laundry privileges ana
telephone. 818 7th st. Phone 1747-R.
FOR RENT-Newly furnished 2 room
apartment. Gas, heat, water and
lights furnished. SOB 9th st. Phone
1626-W.
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished two
room apartment. Heat, water, lights
and gas for cooking furnished. Also
use Of electric washer. Call at 8Oi
4th Street.
FOR RENT-Furnished basement
apartment with lights, gas and heat
included. Priced very reasonable.
Call at the Rue Apartments, I'll
Ave. A or phone 1256-W.
FOR RENT-Two room furnished flat.
$4,000 per month. Also one three
room furnished flat. The Laurain
Apartments.
FOR RENT-Large five-room apart
ment. Call Logan's. phone 2ll.
FOR REN1-Strictly modern fur.
niShed and unfinished apis. Rose
Apartments. 2l5 3rd st. F.. w.
Murphy. Phone $50.
FOR RENr-Modern apartments In
fireproof building at reduced rents,
Inquire at Tribune office.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS
Liberty 3hS, $l01.19.
Liberty LIST AVS, $l02.90.
Liberty 9Th ANS, $l03.l2.
Treasury AIS. $103.31.
Treasury As, $l03.3l.
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FOR SALE 1929 Plymouth coupe.
1880 Plymouth sedan. 1928 Durant
IS sedan. 1880 Nash light six sedan,
1928 Paige sedan. We trade and
give terms. Hedahl Motor Com
pany. Nash dealers.
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MINNEAPOLIS STOCKS CLOSE
by The Associated Press
First Bank Stock, ga
Northwest Banco., Q 7-8.
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Grain Quotations
MINNEAPOLIS RANGE

MINNEAPOLIS CASH GRAIN
Minneapolis. Oct 27.-(P)-Whea,
receipts Thursday As compared to lO4
a year ago.
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FOR eALE-Chevrolet truck. n.
Quire Nash. Finch Co.
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FOR RENT-Tnree room partly mod
ern house at 213i. South 9Th st
$500 per month. Inquire l01.
Broadway.
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FOR RENT-DupleX with bedrooms
and sleeping porch. Ready October
18th. ia Bdwy, Inquire H. J.
WoOdmanSee.
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Female Helm Wanted

GIRL WANTS homework. Phor
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FOR RENT-Cozy room in modern
home Suitable for two Gas heat
ed. Always hot water. Breakfast if
desired. Rent reasonable. Call at
AIT 1et
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IZ3l-W,
WANTED-Girl for general house.
work. Must be good cook with city
reference. Family of adults. In
quire at lit Main Ave. or phone
ISL.
WANTED-Protestant young lady,
high school education, for local
work. $225 for ninety days guar
anteed. Write Tribune Ad No. 280l
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FOR RENT-Four room modern bun
galow at 300 7th Street. Come in.
or phone Geo. NJ Register as to
particulars.
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FOR RENT-Furnished six room
house. Mrs. M. L. Shuman. Phone
455.
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FOR RENT-Modern six-room mouse
at 808 Avenue B with garage. Near
schools. Phone 839 or 1O8.
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FOR RENT Furnished or unfur-
nished apartment, Nicola Apart
ments, 106 w. Main. Also light
housekeeping rooms. Phone 23l.
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FOR RENT - Housekeeping room
with kitcllenette. Also small Sleep
ing room All 5th Street.
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FOR RENT - Nicely furnished two
room apartment. Heat, water, lights
and gas for cooking furnished. Also
use Of electric washer. Call at 8Oi
4th Street.
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FOR RENT-SiX room modern house
with garage. Gas heat. Located
at 415 Griffin. Close to school. In
quire at 514l. Main Ave.
Evening star., 1932-12-23
WOMAN PROMINENT
IN POLITICS SHOT
Husband a Former Policeman
Arrested in Mississippi
Case.

BY the Associated Press.
CLARKSDALE. Miss, December 23
Mrs. r. B. Davis, deputy clerk of
United States Court here and prominent
in State Republican party circles, was
in a critical condition in a hospital
today following shooting at her home,
and her husband, former policeman,
was held in the Coahoma County Jail
Pending outcome Of Mrs. Davis
wounds, no charge was filed against
the husband, who voluntarily suren-
dered to police. Mrs. Davis was shot
four times
Officers said they learned the shooting
followed an argument about midnight.
Mrs. Davis has been prominent in
State politics for many years and was
a delegate, representing the mixed
white and colored State faction at the
Republican National Convention last
June in Chicago. Mr. Davis had been
in the lumber business and more re-
Gently served as q desk sergeant with
the police department. .....
Mrs. Davis formerly was United States
commissioner for the delta division of
the North Mississippi Federal Court
district
Evening star., 1932-12-23
PREFERS SHOOTING
!: VICTIMS OUTSIDE
tobless Waiter Opens Fire on
y Agents Summoned From
a.
: Meeting.
.H the Associated Press.

10y the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December 23.-Benny
.Glast, waiter out of job, believes
that in real life-as we'll as In Greek
,,tfagedies-the violent action should
Lake place oRstage.
= ;. Members Of Walters Union, Local
Mo l, gathered last night to nominate
sSfhcers Glast mounted the stage.
.~"Could see you outside moment?"
he whispered to Business Agents Jack
flasher and Morris Turkel He ushered
-ehem into an ante room and, so police
zEere told, he fired two shots that
dropped the business agents: One was
Wounded in the groin and the other in
the thigh
.Glast stalked back onto the stage,
'me gun in his hand
II gave it to EN-" he announced.
- took them outside so you fellows
wouldn't get into trouble. III make the
sacrifice for you men"
"Scram!" some one shouted. Run
.tsr it before the cops get here"
"A policeman appeared. Drop that
Evening star., 1932-12-23

gum" he commanded. Come on"
said Glast, laying down the gun. Il
won't run away"
At a police station. he said:
Il haven't had a job for two years.
I pleaded with Lasher and Turkel to
get something for me. They said they
couldn't help it, they couldn't do it,
He asserted man who Identified
himself as a "go-between" visited him
the next DAY and said he could get
him Job if he gave him several hun
dred dollars Glast said that infuriated
him. Police were told two factions in
the union have been at odds.
Clothing, textile and foodstuf indus
tries in GERMANY are reViVinP
Evening star., 1932-12-23
Battles for Life
With Two Bandits
To Save 80 Gents
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, December 23.-Just
imagine what Louis Temes, 80,
would do for-say a dollar.
Two colored men, armed with
firearms, held him up on the
street.
He punched In all directions,
landing rights and lefts, ignoring
the pistols.
Finally one Of the robbers shot
him in the left arm.
Despite the wound Temes
fought on. The would-be bandits
gave up in disgust and fled.
Then Temes walked home,
jingling the 80 cents that was in
his pockets.
Evening star., 1932-12-23

This flve-pound box contains
such goodies as peppermint
pa t t les. nut tops, coconut
creams. nut nougatines. lemon
patties and caramels. The fam
lily package of candy.
Evening star., 1932-12-23

Included in the lot are
fine party dresses, all
wool, two and three piece
suits and dresses, also
smart silk dresses.
Evening star., 1932-12-23

These would make accept
able gifts to any man. Splen-
did patterns, colorings and tai
loring. All sizes.
Evening star., 1932-10-30
tired AVON TAKES
WASHINGTON CAP
Leads Equipoise by a Head in
$4,000 Feature of
Laurel Wind-up.

BY the Associated Press.
AUREL, Md, October 29.-Syl-
vester w. Labrots Tired Avon
from the Holly Bach Farm Of
Maryland stepped out today to
win by head over the favored Equi-
poise in the Washington Handicap,
worth $4,000 to 3-year-olds and up
for mile and quarter
The 4-year old daughter of Sir Grey
steel and La Muiron was up among the
leaders all the way, trailing fourth be-
hind PLATE during the early pace, but
moving up front as they came into the
stretch. Tired Avon's victory paid
$3.50, $6.40 and $500 across the board
in the parimutuels.
c. V. Whitneys Equipose was left
behind at the barrier and was driven
hard by Jockey Sonny Workman to
pull UP behind Tired Avon. Back
of the son of Pennant by a nose was
A. c. Bostwick's Mate
Following the race. his trainer. Fred
Hopkins, announced the Whitney horse
will be retired for the remainder of
the season. Equipoise has won 10 of
his IA starts this year and S107.375.
The secondary feature of the get
away program of the 24-day meet here.
the Spaulding Lowe Jenkins Handicap
Of mile for juveniles. was an upset,
with F. A. Gritflth's Sarada, a field
horse, winning. The dark brown colt
came through to beat out Wave On
Golden Way and 10 other youngsters.
Evening star., 1932-10-30
PACK OF 100 HOUNDS.
IN FOX HUNT TRIALS
Three-Day Futurity That Starts
Tomorrow Near Rockville
Has $1,000 Purse.
FLASHING and yelping, at least 100

FLASHING and yelping, at least 100
u hounds will break away from the
barrier at daybreak tomorrow when
the trials of the National FoXhunters
Association will get under way near
Rockville
Tomorrow. Tuesday and Wednesday
the Futurity. for hounds under 2 years
old and carrying a purse Of $1,000. with
trophies also will occupy mcst of the
attention although a horse show win
cut in Tuesday. There will be eight
classes for jumpers and hunters in the
horse show which will start at 10
o'clock.
Thursday. Friday and Saturday an
all-agc meet will be held. In the neigh
borhood Of 200 hounds are expected to
compete in this event for $500
The purses will be divided among the
first four high-score hounds in each
stake The days running will stop
around noon.
1t was announced that the exact loca-
tion of the start would be posted some
time today at both Wardman Park and
in Rockville. Each day the starting
spot will be changed.
The annual hunt ball will be held
Tuesday night in the Wardman Park
Hotel.
Evening star., 1932-10-30
STRAIGHT OFF THE TEE
-By WALTER r. McCALLUM-

half found Robert Stead, jr., victor over
DR.. T. NJ. Foley by 6 and 5, and Reeve
Lewis. jr., victorious over w. B. Mason,
Jr., by and /.
EORTY- SIX entries already have been
l. received for the turkey" tourna
ment to start at Rock Creek Park
tomorrow, with the first l8 holes Of a
36-hole qualification round. B. Harry
Graham, course manager, will take en-
tries until tonight, and hopes to have
enough to fill four flights.
Here are the pairings for tomorrow of
the entrants to date:
S:45 am.-Morris Gershenson. Paul Brad
shaw and J. J. Antoine.
sj0-R. Dean Shure, James c. Nc
Charles J. Williams. J. A Sour
. o0~G, r. Sullivan. Nick Altrock. J. R
".o5-John Connolly, A. W. Cummings.
oIoGE b Toombs, W. W. Hubbard,
3:i5-W, C. Forrest R, J. Sinclair A. H,
a5oNJef Rhodes. Paul Heston, Harry
Dudley NJ. Taylor. P C. Raeum.
R Marks
. Thomas W Cain Eddie Ault. R
F. Bowman.
925-George MARROW, Earl NJ Bean, c.
. 4o-J. L. Aston. C. T Holley. John
9+5-N. D. se!tzer, j N Martin, S C.
Wmsatt
9.50-R Miller. E. A. Johnson. R. E
NV. A Mcclure, Philip wssshal H
l000-volney G Burnett and partners.
Evening star., 1932-10-30
ST, JOHNS FRESHMEN
DOWN EMERSON, 1870
Get Jump on Washington Eleven,
Scoring Touchdown in Each
of First Two Periods.
A NNAPOLIS. Md. October 29.-St.
~ Jol,.'. rOt tho i,,y,on or,

A NNAPOLIS, Md. october 29.-St.
n Johns freshmen got the jump on
Emerson Institute here this after
noon and won. IL to 0. All the scores
came in the first half.
For most of the second half, Emerson
braced decidedly and kept the Johnnies
on the defensive until well into the final
quarter once penetrating within the s.
yard line and another time to the TO-
In the first period Reeds dash around
right end for IS yards and his pass to
La Porte for an equal amount put the
ball on Emerson's 3-yard line. and La
porte carried it over. In the second pc
riod Pelkey carried the ball over on a
short plunge between center and guard.
A muffed punt by KenesSi, which w.
Brown recovered on St. Johns 12-yard
line late in the third period. gave the
visitors their big chance. One line play
was stopped by ST. Johns as the period
ended and another was smeared at the
opening of the fourth. A pass behind
the goal line gave ST Johns the ball
on its own 20-yard line and Laporte
ro,lrted well dOuD the field
Evening star., 1932-10-30
LATE MARKER WINS
FOR CRIMSON TIDE
Kentucky Yields Touchdown After
Holding 7-to-6 Lead for
Three Periods.
By the Associated Pre-

By the Associated Press
EX1NGTON, KY, October %
IL Kentucky chung to 7-to-6 lead
over Alabama for three periods here
today but finally the Crimson Tide
staged drive that gave it a l2-to-7
decision and its tenth consecutive VIC
tory over the Wildcats.
Alabama made two fumbles in the
first period. The Tide held for downs
and took back the ball after the first
one, but the second when Chapel
dropped punt, was on the Tides
l9-yard line and Kentucky smashed
over. johnson carrying the ball and
Davidson adding the extra point with
a place-kick
Shortly before the second tumble.
Alabama had scored after Hollay had
raced 60 yards around end and four
more plays had sent him over. His
kick was wide
For two more periods the teams
battled with neither being able to make
serious threat. The old Alabama
power came back in the final period
and drive started from midfeld en-
abled HOlley to race around his left
end 10 yards to score. Leslie missed
the extra point kick.
The Crimson Tide continued TO sweep
over the Kentucky players ard as the
whistle blew, the Wildcats Just managed
to stop Holley on their 1-yard line.
John Hurry Cain. Alabamas all
American fullback, did not get into
the game.
Evening star., 1932-10-30
Seaman Gunners High Hurdle
Today for Marion A. C.. Eleven

season. Bergling, Childs and Huff are
the other backs.
The remainder Of the lineup will be
chosen from the following: Capt. Lica-
rome and Grogan, ends; Shorb, center;
Thomas, Timmons, Hensley. Campbell,
Samsell Boyden and Steele, guards, and
Porter. Harper. Parlon, Brown, Williams
and Winters, tackles.
Mulhall 135-pounders are hopeful of
scheduling a game for this afternoon.
Call Clarendon 1892.
Fairlawn 115-pounderS scored a 19-
too victory over the Congress Heights
eleven Yesterday The winners are book
ing games at Lincoln 7184.
KidWell led the attack of. the Holy
Comforter eleven yesterday as the
Northeast Wildcats were doWned, 13to-
0. Collins, O'Brien and Gibbons also
played we'll
Evening star., 1932-10-30
HOWARD DEFEATED
IN DESPERATE TILT
Bisons Make Gallant Stand
Against Virginia State in
7-to-0 Contest.
.ETERSBURG. Va, October 90
- A fighting, Howard Uni
versity eleven thrice stopped

ETERSBURG. Va. October 90
- A hard-fighting, Howard Uni
versity eleven thrice stopped
Virginia States plunging backs
on the 5-yard line here today, but on
the fourth attempt the Washington
teams line sagged and State went over
to win a desperately fought game, Z
to 0.
The score came in the third period
after Virginia, accepting a short
Howard kick on the visitors 18-yard
line. carried the oval to the 5-yard
stripe Bownds took the ball over on
the fourth attempt and Young kicked
the point Howard strove desperately
to repel the attack as it did another in
the second quarter when 1t held Tor
downs on its 1-yard line.
Howard was not without its attacks,
but the Bisons' two big threats f1zzled,
once because of heavy penalty. SeWell.
Dunbar High graduate, caught 10
ward pass from Ware in the fourth
quarter, but it availed nothing. Hall,
Howard quarterback. broke away for a
75-yard run in the same period, but it
was cut down to As yards because OF
15-yard penalty from point OF clip
ping
Virginia outgained Howard from
scrimmage. Ill tO 60, but the Bisons
gained 2l2 yards via air to Virginia
States Al.
Evening star., 1932-10-30
HAGEN FORCES PLAY-OFF
Finishes With 35 to Tie Picard il
North Carolina Open Golf.

GREENSBORO, N. c.. October 90
tP).-Walter Hagen, one of COLTS great
est money players, and Henry Picard,
young Charleston, S. c.. professional.
tied up with scores of 295 in the North
Carolina Open Golf Tournament here
today. They will meet tomorrow in the
play-off.
Hagen, one Of the last to come in. had
to shoot a IS on the final nine, one
under par, to tie the Charlestonian.
Evening star., 1932-10-30
Is Looms Potent Factor Nationals During 1888 Campaign
ID. C.. Net Rankings
Given Wednesday

DANKING of District tennis play
N erS for 1882 will be announced
at a buffet stag supper We'd
nesday, at Wardman Park Hotel,
under auspices of the Washington
Tennis Association. All racketeers
and fans Of this section are invited
to attend the affair, which will
formally close the net season here
about. The charge will be 81.
Dooly Mitchell again is expected
to be the choice CT the assertions
ranking committee for No. /. The
remainder of the list. though is
likely to undergo a decided shake-up
Reservations for the supper should
be telephoned to William o. Shreve,
secretary-treasure OF the Washing
ton Tennis Association, at National
5165
Evening star., 1932-10-30
GEORGETOWN FR0SH
TROUNCE XAVIER, 1876
Hoya Cubs Shine as They Start
Season Against New York
High School Team.
CEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY fresh

~ man 1OOt DalI team opened llS SEA-
son with a 1876 triumph over
Xavier High School Of New York yes
terday in the Western High School Sta
dium
It was a keen battle until the final
quarter when the Hoya yearlings scored
two touchdowns to clinch victory.
Kicking of Jack Rhodes, former Tech
High gridder. and a 50-yard run BY
Paul Mcneil MercerSburg Academy
product. were high spots of the winners
exhibition.
McNeill scored Georgetown's first
touchdown on a plunge in the second
quarter. and the yearlings' last two tall
lies came on passes. Kennedy counting
one and Lynch the other. Villhauer
registered Xavier's touchdown in the
third period.
The showing of the Georgetown
eleven. coached by Charley Bickman,
former Hoya varsity player. was re-
garded as highly satisfactory for its
first test.
Evening star., 1932-10-30
.OUR players tied for the S. M.
H Tatum Cup yesterday at Con-
greSsional. The Tatum Cup


H Tatum Cup yesterday at Con-
gressional The Tatum Cup
Tourney is the last event on
the Congressional schedule, which
closed last night with golf dinner at
which prizes won during the year were
presented.
Playing in a high wind DR.. John
Shugrue shot score OF II. with
handicap of 4 to tie at 13 WIN Dr;
E. F.. Kohman. Frank T. Mitchell ana
F.. T Eddingfield Kohman had 89-l67
73: Mitchell scored 90-l7-73, and Ed
dingfield had 87-l4-73. The tie VIII be
played off later Three players also tleo
at "a. They were DR. o. U. Singer,
92-l8-74; j. F. Dowdall. 100-26-74, ana
A. H. Diebert, 96-22-74.
Buddy Pope defeated Buddy Bowie
and 4. to win the first flight IN the
tourney for juniors yesterday at Colum-
bia. Bob Shelton won the consolation
from Marty West, Jr., by ana /. lh1
Youngsters will qualify again next SAT
Ilrday for another tourney.
TWO matches played in the lower
i half Of the bracket in the compe-
tition for the SiameSe Cup at the
Chevy Chase Club have left two sur
vivors in that bracket. Play in the
second round in the upper half aWalts
completion of the first round between
Oscar Coolican and Harrison Brand. II
Second round matches in the lower
Evening star., 1932-10-30

T YNDEFEATED and unscored upon,
the Marion A. C. eleven, con-
J sidered one of Washington's
standout unlimited e.evens, to-
day VIII meet possibly the biggest
hurdle in its path toward the 1nde-
pendent Foct Ball League champion
ship when the Seaman Gunners are en-
tertained at o'clock on Gonzaga Field,
Just off Benning road.
The Sailors, in second place, can tie
the Marions for the league lead by
winning.
Although featuring several outstand-
ing Navy players. the Gunners will go
into the game. one of the most attrac-
tive booked for today as the underdogs.
The Marions' hopes for victory rest
largely on the shoulders of Gene Manatt
and Rudy Hughes, backs. Manatt has
averaged over so yards per boct this
Evening star., 1932-10-30
Reiuvenated MOhawks Tackle
Tough Irvingtons Here Today

The lineup of the Irvingtons and
their former alma matters follow: Rys
cavage, end, Mount st. Mary's: Velten,
tackle, Mount St. Mary's; Deodorian,
guard, Franklin and Marshall; Heuser
center, Brown; Krajcovic, guard, Mary
land; E. Lotz tackle, st. Johns; Zubris,
end. Mount st. Mary's.
The regular backfleld is composed OF
Lyons, formerly of Johns Hopkins; P.
Lotz. formerly Of st. Johns; Chalmers,
Maryland, and Bordeau, Georgetown.
Probable starting line-ups and num-
Evening star., 1932-10-30
Independent Loop
Grid List Today
Unlimited Section.

Seaman Gunners VS. MariCn A. C.,
3 O'Clock. GonZaga field.
MARYLAND A. c. vs. Mercury A. C.,
3 o'clock. Seat Pleasant.
150-Pound Class.
Terry's VS.. Stantons, 3 O'Clock, Sill
ver Spring.
Griffith Blua-Coals VS.. Meridians, 3
o'clock. Riverdale field.
l35-POund Class.
St. Stephens VS. Mercury, 3 o'clock,
Tidal Basin field No. ?.
Rock Greek VS.. Northeast Boys Club.
o'clock, Gonzaga field.
Palace A. c. VS. Longest Coal,
O'Clock, Silver Spring field.
Evening star., 1932-10-30
C0LORED ELEVENS CLASH
Four Games Scheduled Today in
Sandlot Grid League.

Four games will be played today in
the Colored Sandlot Foot Ball League
Georgetown will meet St Cyprian at
Seaton Park, Ebenezer will engage Ana
costa on the Monument Grounds and
Monarchs and Pleasant Plains will face
on Fairlawn field at o'clock Willow
Tree and Northeast will mix on the
Monument Grounds at 80 o'clock
League officials will meet Tuesday
night at the Twelfth Street Y. M c. A
at 9 o'clock
Evening star., 1932-10-30
SHELTON TRAPSHOT ACE
Wins All-Around Championship of
Washington Gun Club.

H. H. Shslton, with 88 hits out of
100 targets, won the all-around trap
shooting championship of the Wash
ington Gun Club yesterday at the Ben
ming range H A. Bartholomew, with
Sc, was second and S. Wilcox. with
"a, was third. hard cross-wind re-
suited in low scores
Others counted as follows: DR.. A V.
Parsons. 80; R. D. Morgan, 81; Parker
Cook, 80: T. C. Pearce, 79; C. C. Faw
sett. 70; w. F. Burrows, 70: c. Leapley.
75 ]. H. Hunter 81 out of 80; j. Nc
Clure, e. cut of 80; w. Dulaney. 66
cut of 80 NJ. D. Case. Is out of 40.
Evening star., 1932-10-30
HOPKINS RECORD HIT
BY RUTGERS VICTORY
Scarlet's 33-to-O Win Tumbles Bal
timoreans From Unbeaten,
United Glass.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., October
~ 2o.-Rutgers ruined Johns Hop
klns' undefeated. united record py
registering 33-to-o victory TODAY. a.
Three Scarlet touchdowns in the hrst
quarter assured Rutgers OF the game
before johns Hopkins began to functlon
either on offensc or defense.
After that bad start. johns Hopkins
buckled down to work and helo lne
Scarlet in Rutgers territory throughout
the second quarter. ReynoloS punt
Which went out of bounds on the Rut-
gers l-foot mark, was handicap
which the Scarlet could not overcome