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SALE-HOUSES.
grN-As2nA1

5-RooM AND BATH BUNGALOW. SMALL Il.
aa sa s panS pan saeS T sp Rspas
26 Pine ave, Takoma Park. Take Takoma
car on 14th st. car line to end Of line.
AEGF ssTosx BkIGK bzTa aoIsE COME ss,Ss
terms BY owner. Phone west 2437.
A REAL BARGAIN FOR coLoRED-!9
NV. Price. $500. Call Metropolitan so7s
from 10 to 6.
COST $4,000 SELL NOW FOR $4,000;
center hall, s rooms, Q baths. buffers pan;
ike ne new; W terms r $500 cash, monthly pay:
ments Slo0 covers prineipaL interest sos sna ana
SPECIAL! SPECIAL sPEcuL5ATToRSs' HOME O 4
near 14th and Columbia rd. nv. First
sEss s Sh $500 sSS cash sahs O0s Act hs oday t
Met. 6S56 or Adams 10221. 20s
42O6 CURTIS RD., CHEVY CHASE, MD
Attractive 6iIoom frame house wide lot
at $1,000; easy terms. Open. Drive out
Conn: ave, left into Leland st. to Curtis rd
ArTTEHSTTTToN ArTTEEHTToN
This is without a doubt the prettiest and
most complete row house ever built in
seous colored baths. unusually large kitchen,
completely equipped with oxford cabinets
and electric refrigeration unusual ball room;
built,in garage; electric fixtures such as are
found in very expensive homes: three COW
cred porches. screens, weather,stripped
throughout. hand-painted walls and beauti-
full lot Only one can be sold at this price.
and represents reduction of $1,000 to any
one who can pay a substantial payment
For details call Emerson S137.
S14,95O.00 NOT FAR FROM SHEPHERD
Park. Attractive det. home of 10 rooms,
baths t6 bed rooms). Scar garage, oil burn
er, elec, refrigerator, marvellous lot, con-
tanning about $4,000 So. it.; large tennis
court, orchard. garden. perfect home at
q reduced price.
EXCEPTIONAL VALUIS6.9OO.
Detached frame on lot 50x125 it., con-
tanning 10 r. glass enclosed sleeping porch.
312 baths. open porches,, gear detached
garage easy terms. Located near Wis. ave,
at District line. Call Mr.. Boaz, Dist. 3625:
GOOD Sc. SECTION.
Or, tile bath, built-in garage. row brick
house in perfect condition; S7,450; easy
terms Cali Mr.. BOAZ, Dist. 3625.
REAL BARGAIN-sAME AS RENT.
1922 9th st. n.w.-6 rooms, bath, hot
water heat. hwd. floors; perfect repair; deep
lot, garage. Owner leaving city, must sell
Open.
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RENT-DESR SPACE.
DESK SPACE IN MAHOGANY-FUENlsHE
ONCE, very light and desirable; 2nd-doox
front. 18th and x. Emerson 7947.
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sALE-INvEsTMENT PROPERTY.

TwO-FAMILY FLAT.
S6,000-20-ft. wide. brick construction;
each apartment having five rooms and
bath. Semi-det.; easy to rent. Both fats
now occupied at $4,000 per month each. A
good investment.
1905 H st. NV. Nat. 2345.
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WHITE TENANTS

5O2. 5O4, 500 and $40 1st st. s.e.-Near
Capitol and facing Garfield Park. 8 rooms,
bath, gas. electricity. latrobes. These are
attractive looking brick houses and rent has
been greatly reduced TO $3.50.
612 2lst st. n.w-6 rooms BATH gas.
electricity, furnace: within walking distance
of all Govt. departments; S45.S5.
642h Morton pl. n.e.-4-room, bath, End
floor fiat; gas, cleo; $3.50.
1910 Eye st. n.w.-3-room. bath apart
ment, entire End floor; gas, cleo; continu-
F P SHEEHY, 1910 Eye NV. Nat 1893.
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MODERN CORNER IN GEORGETOWN.
S7750-EASY TERMS.
Conveniently located near Gordon Junior
High and Western High is this modern 8,r:.
b.. corner home in perfect condition. New
gas range, hwd. floors. screens. See this at
once. Call Mr.. RoaZ. Dist. 3G26.
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rEos. ]. OWEN & SON. AUCTIoNEERs.
1431 Eye Street NV,
Washington, D. c.
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RENT-BUSTNESS PROPERTY.
SALE-ACREAGE,

$4,000 SQUARE FEET OF GROUND AT 10
cents per square foot. in a neighborhood
where ground is selling for 20 cents per
square foot.
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO.,
1871 K Street NV
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$3.50.
DETACuEO pPIrK HOME

$3.50.
DETACHED BRICK HOME.
"a ft. wide; beautiful in design. colonial
architecture; unusually large rooms, tile
bath, shower. hardwood floors and trim;
ultra modern kitchen electric refrigeration;
finished room in basement. Could be adapt
ed for doctor. In a restricted northwest
section where all homes are new and pretty.
viii be sold Immediately.
BETHEL & HORNING.
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.

WooDRTDGE5 ROOMS, DINING ALCOvE.
noored attic, $50; 5 rooms, fireplace, ga
rage, S5b: 8 rooms, fine location, $50. Call
North 1908 or inquire 1917 r. /. ave. ne.
SO EYE ST. N.W-9 ROOMS, BATH.
80 x st. n.w-5 rooms, elec :. ...... 1880
1921 9TH n.w.-9 r., b., elec., h.-w.h. 1900
2233 NJ Y ave-5 r.. b., elec. ... 1880
Call at 1921 7th st. NV. Nat. 0510
1920 RIVER RID. W.-SEMI-DETACHED
brick, 8 rooms, bath, 3 porches, large yard;
newly papered and painted; $50.
BRODIE & COLBERT. INC,
1907 Eye St. NV. National 1875.
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Detached in Chevy Chase.

1915 NORWOOD DRivE-S75.
Located just opposite Chevy Chase golf
course, one block south Of Bradley lane,
Just over the District line, which consists
Of reception hall large, bright living room,
dining room, three bed rooms, kitchen, tiled
bath, side screened porch, laundry tubs,
toilet in basement, detached garage, shrub
berry.
18th and x. CAFRITz Dist 90S0.
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RENT-OFFTCE SPACE.

RENT-OFFICE SPACE.
WANTED - LICENSED PLUMBER NON
union; union. to % share ofnse with heating man.
SALE OR EXCHANGE.
NEW BUNGALOWS AND sEM1-BuNoA-
lows: Kenilwo1th: Mo; s. & and rooms, all
sell; priced right. Address Box IRA. Star
SEE OUR BIG LIST OF PROPERTIES IN
and outside D, c. State what you have and
what you wish. Trade specialists since
N z RYoN CO. 1916 N. Y Ave. 341s 14th
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE BY OWNER.
Creek PARK 5aii Clear. ali latest Inn improve rove
add4sss ares Boa 9eE star oe
BUILDERS ATTENTION.
Have fne group OF lots in close,in sec
cSanse equity for and tru hote spn
did location for SUBDIVISION.
1925 14th st. NV - Dist. sa4s.
WE HAVE A TRADE DEPARTMENT WHICH
gets results. List your properties with us
and tell VAIN Ss What T. y1S 9SnSs dssirs sNc
1925 14th st. NV. Dist. 3346.
HUNTING GROUNDS.
EXCELLENT HUNTING GROUNDS. Gull
peper' va. quail QoVe. WOoccOck. raDDlL,
squirrel. Boarding facilities. 80 minutes
from game. Reasonable rates day or sea
son. Information, wire or write Fairgrounds
Inn, Culpeper. Va. Phone Culpeper 254. 23s
RENT-BUSINESS PROPERTY.
sth AND F. sTs.. N.w.-Two- LARGE
rooms, first floor, facing r st. lie Droit
Bldg. Right rent. J. B. STEIN, 4S2 Ind. ave.
s13 14th ST. N.w.--3-sTY. AND CELLAR
in front and freight elevator in rear; 30
IT. alley, with every facility for receiving
and shipping goods. Low rental to re-
sponsible party.
JESSE L. HEIsKELL. 1115 Eye st. NV.
1901 SHERMAN AVE. N.w.-sToRE.
2034 Ga ave nw-Store and rms. 20.50
2O3S Ga ave nw-Store and rms 1880
2216 Ga. ave. n.w-Shop. ........ 1000
619 l. St n.w.-Store, rooms, bath,
cleo, lunch room. m................ 1900
elec %: .o'' ~ $500
14so se'P aofth ftfc Capitol st.store, rms, 0OoO
baths, cleo, h:-w.h. ........... $3.50
91S 21st-Store, with elec .......... $500
s rooms, eiec. ec........,....... - 49,, - $500
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nolB-d&dbs,exSu&hoI Ifustees.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER & SON, Auctioneers
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AMERICAN SECURITY AND
TRUST COMPANY, Trustee.
By HOWARD MORAN,
(Seal.) Attest: Vice President.
THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIoNEFRs,
1431 EYE ST. NV

a. n. 6HILL1NC1ION,
- Assistant Secretary.
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S55 PER MONTH AND MODERATE
Cash payment will make you the owner of
this attractive eSEMI-DETACHED ALL-BRICK
HOME in refined NV. section. Six rooms
and bath with shower, OIL BURNER,
screens, awnings, weather stripping, REC
REATION ROOM; paved street and alley.
Near graded and high schools. Arrange to
make an carly inspection. The price is
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SALE OR EXCHANGE,

WANTED - LICENSED PLUMBER, Nc
union. to share ofice with heating m
Address Box 131-E. Star once.
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S-ROOM CORNER HOUSE.
692S MAPLE ST, TAKOdA PARK.
SUITABLE FOR TWO FAMILIES.
VERY CLOSE m. NEAR SCHOOLS AND
STORES IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
ROBERT z. LOHR, GEORGIA 0s81.
SIX-RoOM ROW BRICK, GOOD REPAIR.
located near North Capitol and Rhode Island
ave-. $50 per month.
Columbia I'd near Soldiers Home-SS
rooms bath. electricity. Gear garage; $50.
CHAS. D. SAGER,
National 0036 924 14th st. NV.
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DETACHED CLEVELAND PARK HOME,
BED ROOMS, 2 COMPLETE BATHS, includ-
ing showers. revelation in the art Of fine
condition; spacious front and double rear
screened porches. center-entrance hall, big
stone fireplace, sun room and lavatory, big
kitchen and ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION,
maids room and storage room, 2-CAR GA
RAGE; lovely shrubbery and trees. Vacant
PHELPS. NATIONAL $500. AFTER PM.
CALL CLEV. 1889.
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tcontinued on Next Pase.)
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COLORED.
2l2 st. NV rooms. bath, elec. SOL 90
1922 Bird ST. n.w-0 rooms. bath, elec. 81. 80
52S 2lst st. nw-6 rooms, bath, elec. 80
1929 4th st. nw,-6 rooms, bath, gas 81. so
615 Florence st net r. bath, gas. 80. 80
6I7 ST. s.e.-6 rooms. bath, elec. 80 SO
zoos E st. NV rms, gas water. 2S.5
235 Oakdale st. n.w.-6 r, bath, gas. 80. 80
60S Oath st, nw-6 rooms, bath, gas. 27.S5
1880 Duncan st. n.e.-6 T., bath, gas. $50
1923 18th st. n.w.-6 r. bath, elec. 5000
5O2 2lst st. n.w.-8 rooms, bath. elec. $3.50
GIL N. H. ave. n.w.-5 r.. water, elec. %. 30
4SS School st. s.w.-5 rooms. water. 20.50
5151a 23rd st. nw.-5 rooms. water. 0.50
5I6 Hobart st, nw4 r., bath, gas. 1880
622 K st. s.w.-5 rooms, water. 1880
ala 21st st, nw-5 r. gas water -. 20. 90
% IIth st. se-4 rooms, water - 1880
1919 9th st. nw-6 rooms, bath, gas. 80 so
1905 18th st. n.w.-4 r, bath. h.w.h. 1880
III II ST. s.e.-5 rooms water. ..... 1850
JAMES F. SHEA,
CAB Ind Ave NV.
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HUNTING GROUNDS.

EXCELLENT HUNTING GROUNDS. Gull
peper. Va. Quail, dove. woodcock. rabbit.
squirrel. Boarding facilities. 80 minutes
from game. Reasonable rates day or sea-
son. Information, wire or write Fairgrounds
Inn, Culpeper. Va. Phone Culpeper 254. 23@
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S7,950.00.
A brand-new 2-bath brick home in
North Petworth placed on the market
at S9,450 can now be bought for S7,95O.
This home is 1S feet wide, has seven
splendid rooms, two log-burning fire.
places. recreation @ room and built-in
year. S69.50 per month will carry the
payments.
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By CoRC0RAN THoM. President.
Trust of The F. H. Smith Building. Inc,
Appointed in Equity Cause No. 52494, Su-
preme Court. District Of Columbia.
(SealO Attest.
A. H. SHILLINGTON.
Assistant Secretary
MCKINNEY FLANNERY & CRAIGHILL,
Hibbs Building.
Attorneys for Trustee.
oc31 no2. $40. 1914, 16,1S.22,24,26,2S,30
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

COTTAGE ON CHESAPEAKE BAY WANTED.
Describe, state price, terms, location, etc.
Address Box l15-E, Star Office
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Nat, I43S until 9 Pm.

REAL bAHGAlN-SAME AS fSENl.
1922 9th st. n.w.-6 rooms, bath, hot
water heat. hwd. floors; perfect repair; deep
lot, garage. Owner leaving city, must sell.
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NEW BUNGALOWS AND sEMI-BUNGA-
lows, Kenilworth, Md; 5. 6 and rooms all
modern improvements. Will exchange or
sell; priced right. Address BOX l72-A. Star
The Washington times., 1932-10-10
THE DARB GOES
To KENTUCKY

LAUREL, Oct. 10.-Cornelius
Vanderbilt Whitney's The Darb,
surprise winner of the Richard
johnson stakes on Saturday, will
be shipped to Latonia, KY, tomor-
row to try for the big 2-year-old
stake to be run there Saturday.
Put in the Richard Johnson
stakes simply to fulfill his engage
ment and, unbacked by Trainer
Jack Healy or any of the stables
connections, The Darb surprised
by winning the Sits first money.
While the time of lit for the
three-quarters was nothing to rave
over, it was the manner in which
the son of st. Germans and Maud
Muller finished that caused
Trainer Healy to decide to ship
him to Latonia.
Hal Price Headley'S Technique,
bay daughter of Supremus and
Cho Cho, also will leave tomor-
row for Latonia to match strides
with The Darb and other 2-year-
olds. Jockey Harvey Elston, who
has been riding in grand form,
leaves Friday evening for Latonia
to ride Technique. Elston will re-
turn in time for Mondays racing
here.
1t is possible that Trainer Ben
nett Creech will ship w. R. Goes
Old Baldy, chestnut son of Poly
melian and Eagles Nest, out to
Latonia for Saturdays stake. Old
Badly was a galloping winner
earlier in this meeting.
The Washington times., 1932-10-10
Paddock Notes

LAUREL RACE TRACK, Oct.
10.-Trainer Bill Brennan took
the Greentree Stables Twenty
Grand over to the Laurel Park
Studs course near here yesterday
and worked the son of st. Ger
mains and Bonus mile and one
eighth in 1856. This was done
to see if his bad leg would stand
training.
Trainer Clyde Phillips and
Jockey Harvey Elston returned
this morning from Middleburg,
Va, where they went to break
some of the William Ziegler, jr.,
and Middleburg Stable yearlingS.
Joseph McLennan, newly ap-
pointed racing secretary for the
approaching winters racing at
Hialeah Park, Fla. returned from
visit to Philadelphia where he
conferred with Joseph E. Widener,
guiding spirit in Americas most
picturesque race course.
Horsemen, who intend to race
at Hialeah Park, are advised to
file applications at once with
Race Secretary McLennan. Many
Of Americas leading establish
ments, including those Of C. v.
Whitney, Greentree Stable, G. D.
Widener, and Mrs. John Hay
Whitney, will campaign at Hla-
leah. which promises to be the
outstanding winters meeting.
Mortimer M. Mahoney, of Bal
timore, pari-mutuei manager at
Hialeah, also attended yesterdays
meeting in Philadelphia. He
states he has already made up his
crew, therefore he will be unable
to care for any more men in his
department.
The Hastings Stable of Canada
is shipping eight horses here in
care of Trainer Wright.
The apprentice allowance was
waived on Lord Johnson in to-
days steeplechase, and he carried
1873 pounds, instead of 1873 as sent
out in the overnight entries. He
was handled by Eddie Ball, one
of the four Baltimore brothers
now riding.
Jim Fitzsimmons, who handles
the Belair Stud and Wheatley
Stables horses, wired Track Supt.
Woods Dickerson that he was
shipping eight horses from New
York to Laurel.
Holly Hughes was an arrival
from New York with two steeple-
chaSerS.
Johnny Pierce vanned Flutter-
ing back here for the remaining
jumping tests of the Maryland
State Fairs meeting.
The Washington times., 1932-10-10
HGgen's IS Nets Him
st. Paul Golf Open

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1O.-Walter
Hagen today added the $4,000
St. Louis open golf crown to his
large assortment of souvenirs.
Carding a IS on the last 18 holes
to annihilate par by the margin
of six strokes. The Haig's"
total for the 72 holes of medal
play was 281.
MacDonold Smith and Tony
Manero, of New York, finished
in tie for second place with
scores of 286. The defending
titleholder, Tommy Armour,
shared fourth with Abe EspinoSa,
Chicago, with 287. Bill Schwartz,
st. Louis, shot 288 and Ed Dud-
ley, Wilmington, Del, and Joe
Kirkwood, Chic ago, registered
29O'S,
The Washington times., 1932-10-10
Grange, SchWartz
Suffer Injuries

CHICAGO, Oct. 10. - Harold
Red" Grange, Chicago Bears
pro star, may not be able to play
in Sundays important football
game with the championship
Green Bay Packers. Grange Suf-
fered a dislocated shoulder yes
terday as the Bears and the Chi
cago Cardinals played a scorelesS
game on a rain-soaked field.
More serious was the dislocated
shoulder and wrist suffered by
Elmer Schwartz, former All-Amer-
lean Of Washington State who
played fullback for the Cardinals.
His injuries may keep Schwartz
out of the game for the entire
season,
The Washington times., 1932-10-10
WILDCATS REST
AFTER CAME

EVANSTON, ILL.,, Oct. 10.-The
usual Monday rest was cast aside
today by Coach Dick Hanley, who
ordered his Northwestern Wild
cats, still smarting under Satur-
days defeat at the hands of
Michigan, to turn out for prac-
tice in preparation for next Satur-
days tilt with Illinois. Because
of minor injuries, Bill Riley,
George Dilley, Jake Sullivan, Ollie
Olson and Bob Gonya were per-
mitted to warm the bench. 1t
was learned that Tackle Riley,
who produced such staunch resis-
tance to the Wolverines, played
through most of the game while
suffering from a charleyhorse.
MADISON, Wis, Oct. 1O.-No
serious injuries in Wisconsin's
ranks were left today in the wake
of Saturdays 34-to-0 triumph over
Iowa. Coach Spears planned a
strenuous weeks work in prepare
ton for the Purdue game next
Saturday, announcing his lineup
will be about the same.
NOTRE DAME, Ind, Oct. 10.
Despite the superior showing of
Notre Danes second and third
teams in Saturdays 73-to-0 shut
out of the Haskell Indians, Coach
Hunk Anderson today indicated
his first team lineup in next
Saturdays game with Drake will
probably remain unchanged.
ANN ARBOR, Mich, Oct. 10.
Coach Harry Kipke scheduled only
a light drill today for his Michi-
gan Wolverines, victorious last
Saturday over Northwestern. The
coach indicated that he will start
Austin in place of Damn at tackle
in next Saturdays combat with
Ohio State. Damn, knocked
SenseleSs by a blow on the head,
has been released from the school
health service.
The Washington times., 1932-10-10
RUGGED INDIAN
RETURNSH HERE

One of the roughest of wrest-
lers, Chief White Feather, re-
turns to his favorite haunts
when he battles Abe Coleman
Thursday night at the Washing
ton Auditorium. The rugged
Indian has helped to establish
the game here in washington
and has been one of the best
drawing cards with the fans.
They probably don't cheer
him but he gives 'em a run
for their money. Sometimes, he
receives a kindly word for his
work but it's all the same with
the old chief, who is just a few
years this side of 40.
The number one bout on
Thursdays program will involve
Rude" Rudy Dusek and George
Vassell, who has won many
friends here. At that, a new
conner need only bounce over
some of the ruffians and his
fame is made.
The semifinal attraction on
Thursdays card will feature
Ernie Dusek and the snarling
Milo Ste lborn, with the strength
of bull. Besides, Fred Grob-
mier engages Renato Gardini
and Pat Mckay grapples Floyd
Marshall.
The Washington times., 1932-10-10
BUSH LEADING
EAST SCORER

NEW YORK, Oct. 1O.-Louis
Bush, Massachusetts, State midget,
who was among the leading foot
ball scorers last year, today was
leading the 1882 Eastern rigskin
talliers. He has a total of AZ
points. The 10 Eastern leaders
are:
Bush, Massachusetts, State, 40;
Montgomery, Columbia, SO; Myers,
Bucknell, SO; Pendergast, Man
haitian, 81; L. Stark, Syracuse,
81; Heller, Pittsburgh, 80; w.
Clark, Dartmouth, 25; Kellett,
Pennsylvania, 25; Viviano, Cor
nell, 25; Antolini, Colgate, "a.
The leading Eastern elevens
are: Pittsburgh, 100; Colgate,
115; Columbia, 112; Dartmouth,
Ill; Cornell. 1O6; Harvard. LOG;
Fordham, SO; Pennsylvania, 81;
Holy Cross, II.
The Washington times., 1932-10-10

Since Joe Knight first stuck
his glove on Bob Tow's chin at
Twin City there have been three
neutrality-suspicious. clamoring for
a shot at the Cairo (GaD peach.
Joe BanoVic rated the first
shot at Knight, inasmuch as he
had Bob Goodwin on the floor for
nine and held sub Bob to a draw.
But that did not satisfy Mann.
He wanted to be sure of his
choice.
Sam Weiss also was standing
by for a chance to whip Knight,
so he is putting Weiss and Ban
ovic together to see who comes
home first.
Th9 third bidder struck like
lightning at .Portner& last weeke
The Washington times., 1932-10-10
Pickups and
PutoutS
BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON

The parents of Bernie Don
oghue, Georgetown U. quar-
terback, saw their first foot
ball game as the HOyas dOwned
CanisiuS College in Buffalo
yesterday. .DOnOghue's other
two brothers we're also football
minded. Dick, the oldest,
played at NOtre Dame and was
an assistant to Frank Thomas
at Alabama last year. Francis,
the other brother, is at NOtre
Dame but a bad shoulder
keeps him on the shelf. .
Charlie Warren trained hard
for the PrintcraftS golf tour
nament which opens today at
the Beaver Dam Club. . "FOd"
Cotton, line coach at Catholic
u, and frankie Thomas, head
coach at Alabama, staged a
reunion here over the week
end. Cotton and Thomas
were teammates at NOtre
Dame, the former being a
guard and Thomas a quarter
back. Bernie Hunt and his
wife, the former Rita ROuzee,
attended the G. W.-AIabama
contest. there was one V. P. l.
rOOter not SO gay following the
victory over Maryland. he was
the chap who dropped a half
gallon of the prohibited juice
in front of the press box, the
fumes, plus the adverse score,
prOStrating "Navy" Bill Hotel.
The Washington times., 1932-10-10
Green Bay Packers
Overcome SDdrtdnS

GREEN BAY, Wis, Oct. 10.
The march of the Green Bay
Packers toward a fourth success
sive national professional football
league championship remained
unbroken today. The Packers
humbled the Spartans, of Ports
mouth, Ohio, here yesterday by
the score of Is to 10, A safety
and a touchdown by fullback
Hinkle gave the Packers victory
in the final quarter.
The Washington times., 1932-10-10

He is Cowboy owen Phelps.
Phelps will be much disappointed
if he is not included in the
chosen to take a shot at the
great SouthpaW.
In the meantime, Banovic. and
Weiss should stage a terrific
struggle at the Alexandria palace
of sock. Both are punchers with
dynamite in both hands.
Harry Irving. new fighter, so
it's said, meets Joey Raymond.
Baltimore, in the eight-round
semiwindup. Other fours feature:
Patsy Lewis VS.. Sammy Hogan,
Marino Marini VS. Cary Wright
and Averlino Martin VS.. Sammy
.Smaot
The Washington times., 1932-10-10
Lefty JeWett Shines
As Front ROYAL Wins

FRONT ROYAL, Va, Oct. 10.
Lefty Jewett was the star as the
Front Royal nine closed its base
ball season here yesterday by de-
feating the Hose Company No. 5
team of Martinsburg, w. Va,
6 to 4.
Jewett held the visitors to six
hits while pounding out two home
runs and a single as his share of
the work at bat.
The game was played for the
benefit of one of the local players
who has been ill all season.
The Washington times., 1932-10-10
BENNY'S TOE FAILS

NEW YORK, Oct. 1O.-A goodly
portion of $4,000 fans today
mourned the failure of Benny
Friendman's foot. He aimed his
toe badly Sunday, enabling Staple
ton to defeat the Brooklyn bod,
gers 7 to 6, and the defeat drop
pei the Dodgers from leadership
IN the National football league
The Washington times., 1932-10-10
LeIUis Meets Sherry
In ". Y. Mat Feature

NEW YORK, Oct. 1O.-Ed
stranger" Lewis, former champ
ion, will meet Jack Sherry, West
ern grappler, here tonight. The
winner may be recognized in
New York as worlds heavyweight
champion.
Madison Square Garden is
staging the bout and a crowd of
10000 fans was promised. Lewis
is the faVorite,