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Evening star., 1933-02-26
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Washington Corporation. Continuous
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Star @W ant Ad"
Branch Offices
NORTHWEST.

NORTHWEST.
,4th and stsDay; cn.1msesd cIssr sSd Magazine
,7sh and Que stsaKsnpsr.s Pharmacy.
5ssiia i4th st.MColJfower. Art z Gift Co.
3aol I4th st-Bropausns rnarmaPsSy; PSy.rm.e,
18th and Buchanan sts.-Hohbersers PnaF-
,4th Ma'y St. and Colorado ave.-o'Donneil's
s2es esaiManst Mount Pleasant st.-Mount Pleasant
2is2 ,californis ss.oolodny Brothers
sis MsfSmsn n p ave. s.f n.w.Msanitary Pharmacy.
ist and K sts-Duncan's Pharmacy.
7th ao.H, snd K sts'-ooldenssrss t'ms CLERKS
9TH and o sts--Lincoln DRUG store.
1h lin st. ana ana * stsE H. rorsters Phar%acy
9th 9TH and nd j sts.-M. Il. Hunton's Pharmacy.
Ga. ave. and Upshur st.-Petworth Phar-
AL Upshur st-Monck's Pharmacy.
sfs Sd saa ga
Ga. ave- and Kennedy st.-Lampkin's Phar-
2soI. Sherman ave.-snsrman Ave. Pharmacy.
1905 Mass; ave..Dupont Pharmacy; ...,
k5h ks aTs eapiiSi aaa s. IT. snd i 4 fe':ts sp1.r.
I742 Pa, ave-. Louis Krick;
ss 2s sns and pa plaa ssi.
b0l7 Conn. ave.-Higger's Community Drug
Wisconsin ave. and Macomb st.-Harry O.
42si wisconsin ave.-Morsan Bros phar-
Takoma Park $50 Cedar st.-Mattinsly
Bros. Pharmacy.
GEORGETOWN.
soth and sts.-;Morgan Bros Pharmacy.
Wisconsin ave- and o st.SDonahues Phar.
sSsh and stsoSSsas,; sos4aEssP. Rru' Store.
2es Mas' and ssaoms bPSs seh:
bl3l Grant st. ne. DeanwOod)-strand
eo7 pfffRacs Il sf'@aarrens Music Store.
18th and Nd; ave:SLqckettS Pharmacy.
Norh st. capo rd Md ana
goth ana r L. ave.-collins Pharmacy.
$500 18th Nsst.-Brookland Pharmac,-Brook-
9TH and R. L ave.-John G. Bisss Phsr.
chesspeake Junction. D. c.-wiGht's Phar-
SOUTHWEST.
10th st. and Va. ave.-Herbert's Pharmacy.
1e and as TtHareis stssuB5}s D5ns PssTmae, sssTe;
SOUTHEAST
81 sth and and e. e. Pns Store
1Ithh and Pa ave.-.Fealeys Pharmacy;
1SOi nichols ave-. AnacoStIa-Healy' DRUG
Store.
18Th and East Capitol sts.-Lincoln Park
22o4 Minnesota ave-sloan's Drug Store.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

RESTAURANT. sea food q speciality; COM
pletely equipped: newly decorated; on one
Of the busiest thoroughfares in washington:
for sale cheap fS2. .OO0.O0; half original
cost; owner has other interest, Apply
Sunday, July Q, between 12 and p.m..
Mr.. Rowe. 913 18th st. Sc. 2.
WHOLESALE on AND KEROSENE BuSI-
ness with new truck. Address Box 191-a.
star once.
BEAUTY PARLOR. northwest suburb; splen..
did business: low rental; selling account OF
illness. Terms. Phone evenings or Sunday,
MANAGER for gasoline station; must be
able to post bond and $50 cash security.
State salary expected and experience. Ad-
Araas ,1ox la2eA &tae 0@ce.
Evening star., 1933-07-02
LIFE INSURANCE
OPPORTUNITY.

A life insurance company with
established territories in Wash
ington is interested in a married
man about 80 years of age, who
wishes a permanent connection
on a salary and commission
basis; no previous experience re-
quired. In reply state age and
record of employment. Address
Box 26O-M, Star office.
Evening star., 1933-07-02
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

IND hOOxAOfN sNOOh0Es0s
MOST couRsEs COST MORE AND REoTIEE
board operating. Oxford Bldg. 14th & N. Y.
GIRL WANTED as apprentice in private
sea see 4ass Star once sne business
DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY BY REFINED.
Procured ssss
WASHINGTON ACADEMY OF BEAUTY
Rs Rssens sPd rlss: sss
COACHING FOR HIGH SCHOOL STU:
history; Individual lessons. Call wi. 3401-J
AUTO LESSONS FOR PERMIT, EASY PARK:
ing; clutch control; cars fuTnlshed CaaaH CaH
TENNIS AND GoLF-PRIVATE COACHING
for youngsters and ladies by university man.
Call ME. 1892. Ext. GIL.
PRIVATE COACHING IN HIGH SCHOOL
ssssst' e es f0fEs EXT and
IT or E2T ,Eoo on y, THE EmPTTA
saeates from 10 dss
our oess On ~ various mG our
Ss tEas SaTs Sssd Sssi ss l. e. 4S
PIANO TEACHER. WELL KNOWN IN CITY:
concert experience; 75c lesson. GEorgia
7345.
sEagY TIE v3 S
p solid knowledge. Of beauty culture. now
leading the world in vocations for men and
women. MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL
tEstab. 1919: Washington's own. original
largest S1S 14th st. NV. 1925 N. H. ave.
NV.
SHORTHAND REVIEW AND DICTATION,
Gregg or Pitman; thorough. rapid course BY
experienced teacher: priv. lessons. ,oE. e379
FRENCH-PRIvATE LESSONS: TUTORING:
reduced rates 1450 Girard st. NV. Apt.
II. CO. S194-J.
LEARN HAIRDREsSING IN A BEAUTY
shop where you get individual instruction;
entire course: day or evening: reasonable;
terms. Ma. 1884. 905 18th st. NV.
GIRLS. LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. A
worthwhile profession: earn while you learn
Ssewarts School. 921 NV.
TUTORING IN MATHEMATICS. PHYSICS
and chemistry BY experienced instructor;
1eaaonAhla xatsss 1hona -o3Se66A
Evening star., 1933-07-02
PERSONAL.
The rate under heading Of Personal
Is ! cents per line additional TO the
regular line rate.

SUMMER DAY CAMP, ROCK CREEK PARK; PARK
ssS5, incl dE hersss ss4. and '""
ns.Eo' ReeF AddFess Box asss s41s Star once
ss:ss :ss ss sss ss'1s years
BABIES AND. SMALL CHILDREN BOARD
ed: special diet; dCetos's reference rea-
dress Box 4s4-s. Star ONCE.
WOULD LIKE TO GIVE ROOM AND BOARD
..lpg to ov to
and bus lines best o. care 70 sn1H Gufnf bes
354-W-2 or address BOX 451-s. Star once.
WIDOW HAVING ,,I IELIddHTFuL .o GEoaGE- sssom
modate 2 or 8 paying guests. Address Box
WANTED FROM REFINED: ELDERLY GEN GEN
tifuI detached home. lovely garden. viii
years room nG board I'd, aad 4dos star
WANTED TO MANAGE AND TAKE COM
plete charge Of country estate; best O. rel.
erences. Address Box 3s3-s, star once:
home to adult family or quiet gentlemen.
Co 1890. after pm. 3.
NURSING HOME HAS VACANCIES FOH
sTS srsunss ss.'Ses Sosehs. s sss
D3eSs nurses trs. ssrcSe ssS Gay
GRADUATE NURSE WILL TAKE ELDERLY
T,s Sa,s f1eees'nsss So ssoi meals rst-00F room
LoANs-FRsT & SECOND TRUST LOANS
e aS sos ana sssf
satRiE' satR.; elee. sss treat s No sos. Nisis
re Po4SP HT ~ sa hoas eo
coNVAiEsCENTs, AGED AND MvALIDs
:rss sysa ss ssas n
WHEN DEATH sTRIKEs FAMILY: THERE
ssriS. |: S isners sS 'ss Services
g osss . sas WSIa: sSRsF: :.
waterproof. wat sirtight susrantesd steel burial 4l
vault may be had from Chambers fcT 81 Ss5; ~. N, N
6efs CO.. 18th. cor Chaplin NV: Col, O432;
Phone Or wste your addses% % eoW we w w az oehp e
SMALL .ExcLHsIvE HOME FOR F,.6 aLnEEi;n n1Eis x
chsrse: terms reasonable. Ph. AD. 9724-W.
WIDOW. ALONE DESIRES coNGENIALL
ss e 1s M
OLD HATS MADE NEW-HATs REMoDEIED
and bloeEsd $Ihe tc $SSe; sbsr.n new hats antt 70
No. sos, 18th and SITS. NV. NE: 0521.
CHILDREN BOARDED TEACHERS LOVELY
home Spacious grounds. Special diet. Tu-
toring II desired. Refs. Marlboro 27.K.12
FLOORS CLEANED KND WAXED. SCRAP
ing and refinishing. Reference. Work guar
anteed. Columbia 371S.
AGED. MVALIDs AND CONvAIEsCENrs
Large 1arden. Special diets. Double or sim
gle rooms Special Summer rates. Potomac
1854. 1851 N st. NV.
LARGE. WELL FURNIsHED ROOMS. MOD
ern equipped home. Good home meals
II desired. 0arage space. POtomac 1854. :
MONTY 10 LOAN TO RESPONsIBLE PAR
ties Of good character. LINCOLN SERVICE
CORP. Suite 200. woodward Bldg. Phone
National 2O03.
IIS0 FOODS PRIVATE KNNDERoARTEN
and School Of Dancing. 1922 Mass. ave. n.W.s
3oechil6yon nd An1g; hoCx1p 40 - 6:3os
Evening star., 1933-07-02

4-line minimum.
] time. Csc per line
times 23c per line.
times, 21c per line.
30 times or more consecutively. zoe per line
Advertisements under Personal. Sc per line
additional.
Transient classified advertisements for the
Baltimore Sun and the New York Times will:
be received over the Business Counter OF
The Star at regular rates.
Evening star., 1933-07-02
HELP-MEN.
fNnuffmmnA

Mr.. Government Employee:
In this time Of crisis are you losing your
posftion7
Il so-don't lose heart. We are prepared
change Of administration. seasons or general
business fluctuations win not hazard your
living.
A large. nationally known corporation
needs few additional men for WashiE gton
and nearby territories, preferably under 90.
married. ambitious, Of good spirits. who ws9t st
to make money and win promotions without
ment.
business done, everything straight and on
or dhs Is IS
and help soon put an absolutely green man man
Is steady growth into very large returns;
Promotions are based on proven ability. hard
work. sincere cooperation and results, II
you. feel you can qualify and would like q
name, address. where now working. how
long. nature Of work. II have car T. married
telephone where you can be readily reacned
snd II available at once, Letter trested
Evening star., 1933-07-02

500 or more per week cbtainable by our
new liberal commission. bonus and expense
arrangement: successful. clean-cut energetic
men. who have had waterfront experience
preferred but such experience not absolutely
q sedan. good personality. be able to meet
the public and interview our select clientele.
obtained through an extensive ADVERTISING
priced Summer home community with the
finest beach on the Chesapeake Bay. Apply
q to 12 and to 8. Long Beach, $40 Metro
politan Bank Bldg. opposite q. s. Treasury
Evening star., 1933-07-02
MEN.

MEN An oPPokTUNITx Fok .AaGkEs;
S{yE coNSroT MSS oT WiAs PEsMAEE
sSG PLAN that Sssa sEegREs sosITfyE Rs;
EARs1No lss ABOVE sSH I'll The iTEas HvERAaE AND u
A7oNs A q eHsARH2 EStESfENeES 5RM MN
Sgn %E WSER oEF4eE LIE T9 s1a % 1sth re tos "
T9 Ton Can eAk rssEs1iAt Tszs H REAL PROPOSE
DEPENDABLE MEN
We can offer permanent job with good
living wage to few real workers. No float
'!srt s Sc Mr.
Oriental Bldg. 9th and SITS. NV.
AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
Is now being presented to limited num-
Sth sapai on %en se' in
ton. by a company that has astonished the
business world with its achievements in spite
Of s'' years. and particularly the last two
years, proves that there Is opportunity In
these times for an industrious. intellieent
per year. conservatively speaking. because
many have doubled these figures
The examination sponsoring this ad has
serves. They are Offering to suitable men
have sS been thorouahls % tested tested and and proven. s.
Expert instruction and training are fur
% is reauired M The mo man Vss selected must 0aes de
enees w viii be expected as as to S' CHARACTER and
Apply at once. by letter. for personal
appointment. stating. age. previous earn
inss ssS: experience ngmher Of DEPENDENTS. etc.
GOVERNMENT Employees t5l.
Who have lost their positions under the
Evening star., 1933-07-02
s1ruATIoNs-sGN.


MANAGER FARM Or ESTATE, experienced
farmer and handling all kinds stock; res-
sonable. Address Box 365-s. star once.
MUSICIAN, trombonist. for any summer
work or dance Job; experienced: good ad-
lid man. Phone POTOMAC 12f6-W.
M resS. dsy work or eSnir.es ss:ss
tion Euaranteed: lowest prices. II. 2l62.M.
PLuMB.R--WiI install heating with Red
Jacket Boiler and up to 300-ft. radiation;
ions Muse1 Nores osPsfs o7ss snd
STENO0RAPHER-Type 20 words minute:
take rapid dictation; experienced in cleri-
cal work; wishes early employment Adams
YOUNG MAN. German, desires work Is
Address BOX 344-s. star once.
YOUNG BOY. 15,. strong and healthy. wants
70 work IN country IN exchange for room
ana ans posrd s,sr SnI during Summer. Address sox
YOUNG NAN, colored. wants Job as chaui-
w. Wilson. All N. Y. ave. NV.
YOUNG MAN. colored,. high school eradu:
ate. wishes work as houseboy or general
ful. worker; references. Phone DECATUR
YOUNG MAN. colored. desires position,
chauffeur. porter; o will travel: years last
BOTH sinse ana hosest P Both 'sea very much in
a conyersation with retail bakery proprietor
o ee %ddre.s Gs
43s-s, Star once.
YOUNG MAN. 10. 3rd year high school stu
dent. relieious training, desires any kind OF
salary considered. Co 7735-J. 50
Evening star., 1933-07-02
MAN WANTED.

MAN WANTED.
with at least 10 years residence In
Washington. who wishes to make q connec-
ton with en- old-established corpora tion:
Resources more than S25. 100000. Local
once established IL years. Sales experience
helpful but not essential. Address BOX 4O9-
8. Star once.
YOUNG MARRIED MAN
For immediate employment. Over 20
years Of age, permanently located in Wash
ington and able to furnish good character
reference, as position to be filled is one of
responsibility. Apply $50 sharp Monday
morning at 2O1 Denrike Bldg, 1910 YER
mont ave NV
Evening star., 1933-07-02

CONGENIAL COUPLE with one child wishes
to exchange wife'ss services for Ink. privi-
leges in home of employed couple or mother
less home. Will consider otner arrange
ments. Ref. exchanged. Address Box 469-6,
Star ONCE.
MAN AND WIFE want janitor's quarters.
1117 v st. NV. call Decatur 0704.
MAN and wife. coIored. janitor recon-
mendation from last place. J. r. Carter,
1901 5th NV.
Evening star., 1933-07-02

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES (5l.
Who have lost their positions under the
economy measure. and who wish to immedi;
reliable isstitution. which has maintained
a local ONCE for IA wears. should nnd it
profitable to answer this, ad. giving age.
perience. If any. Address Box 4O3-S, Star
Evening star., 1933-07-02
HELP-MEN.

AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN. experienced. for
Graham cars: big commission for hard
work Investigate. See Mr.. Adams. to
II am. 2021 18th st. NV. 2s
CARPENTER or masonry worker to work in
exchange for three acres of ground. Green
dale. Md
Evening star., 1933-07-02
SITUATIONS-MEN.

BOOKKEEPER-sTENO 80: eleven
charge complicated SET Of books; well esu- U-
392-T. Star once. 5s
BOY; 1s. wants to learn the printing, trade;
has had two years at printing school. Ad-
done by an expert; low cost; day. evening
Or sunday az. seryics Address p. o. Box 75.
ences; go anywhere. VIM. Dunaway. SO @
st. NV. Phone DE. 276s.
BUTLER, HOUsEMAN. white wishes place
n aaess R1iTss Sox fsas say ssr sss month
CHAUFFEUR, butler position wanted by ex-
periencedo o colored man; best city references.
COLLEGE, MAN desires work ss chapiieur;
man: permit pI bsS7.0 ~
COOK: public or private, BY reliable young
sS1s sSlSTed man. or work Of any kind. D1.
ELEVATOR MAN colored, licensed; needs
lob; all-around man George Morris. 17l3
ENoINEERfNd STUDENT AT g. w.. speak
ss FTeReh; 5fss desires position best reference
EX-BARTENDER wants work in beer gar
den. Or any place handling beer. Address
Box 425-s. Star Office
cars; best references caii ADAMS o407-J.
FyRLOUGHED Government accountant
will do your accounting. bookkeeping. in
come tax work, by hour. week or month;
no job too small. Address BOX 432-S. star
HOUSEMAN. colored, experienced as ONCE
cleaner, janitor and waiter: good reference.
JANITOR. IA years experience dependable.
reliable; excellent references. II. 1048i
Write or call Robert Harris, 924 47th ..
ne
MAN, % years old. Pace graduate. good
typtst; can furnish excellent character ref
erences; willing to work for $500 week
Address Box 446-S, Star once. 3s
MAN, young; neat, colored. wants work ss
butler, chau6eur, houseman or waiter; Tree
to travel: references. North 1033S.
MAN. reliable. middle-aged, single. white;
wants basement room for. taking care OF
grounds. Address Box 1O2-S Star once.
NAN colored.. reliable vents place as
chauffeur and houseman: reference. Phone
North 0100-J. 0eorEe WashinEton.
work. Call Lincoln 1406.
NAN. relisble. colored. wants place a
general houseman or chAu0eur. pnone De.
lo66s- John Lana Z
Evening star., 1933-07-02
WILL SACRIFICE.

Restaurant. nicely equipped (on-saie beer).
same owner ~ years, capacity. so persons;
Inspect Monday,R r. u. CURTIS. $40 11th
d. NJ NAe Aa32s.
Evening star., 1933-11-05

the effort was smothered by several George
WASHINGTON players. who broke through the
IN ed, Of for tt
own 80 before. he was downed by Vaughan
Plotnicki got yard through center. Bonn,
va ae By Bee eenfE Kline saned
ing s gth center s plunge Bomba punted
0"eds Tennessee ssends saey for
Ct George Washington's %. Bomba hit
We Il ssefs sfad sG{s
Bomba punted to Moses who got back 5
Yards before he was downed by Plot-icki
Efs bt the sHs middle @ o! the ,f ne for Yards e.
or Moses sh sqo
Needham., Feathers ,punted to Plotnicki,
Shs Fo' at sash he os Rsaebf ne
B5 a TG Tsb fscfe or yards * be
Bracket. who when tackled By Strayer
fumbled. but Smith recovered for Tennessee
the in tRe ps and
had to D. take time out. This brought s.
yard penalty. moving play to George Wash
pass Vaughan to Feathers. was missed
BY the latter on GeoEge Washngton.s& - 70 70
the bail. Craig went through center for 2
yards Just before the half horn sounded
THIRD QUARTER.
mans, Who u got back 20 yards to the George
Ter and was downed by Naples and Bailey.
ssr Pemsa assa took the es ss6
Tsas 4 pass. T Bracket TITO to Founders. Was com.
pleted for 10 yards Founders being forced
ont Of bounds by Leemans at the George
yard na and dO' was tackled BY p Deming. Ing Feath-
ers tried the center Of the line an and got got 3
KaEaS nFon to first seT d hs
% feae5 s0s sasd
right TACKLE for yard before ne s was ;I0sd STOP
s Sy deore sf5sa onfi s eP
so1d for he exra o6s D0n
B Parrish and the bali was dead as the
Dpsa and sf shs
p @ Doose casd the
liar way got 3. more. He then swung
around left end for anether yards before
PSntsS 5!ss bio seafsd ssl 6S SS
On the sas s.
Tennessee substituted .Warmath for
aFSi Fams4 Ssf0Fs hit he pulled of
Stewart tacklinR,. In a reverse play Feath-
ers went yards to first down on, the
Gs9rSs Se before he dTog
snfe for for ysfds to ffmeF hs eoTss as
ton 90 before brought down by Doose.
Feathers hit center for ] yard. Feathers
took the ball again and swept by left tackle
Washington g before he was tackled by
Plotnek Palmer dropped sIsi;,da yards IN
yards fes ,itS backfield being in motion be-
fore TIE ball in shetEnasd the PLAY for Clark bx
for a 4-yard loss by Doose A 15-yard
penalty was inflicted upon Tennessee for
unnecessary roughness moving play back
to the George Washington 23 Palmer had
leg hurt and Tennessee substituted Craig
AS Bracket attempted a pass he was
the George Washington 25; Feathers in a
try at left end got 2. yards before he was
stopped by Doose and Benefeld. Feathers
Wss' Wss downed S1 eh' by s strayer ST W pass from
Feathers intended for Dorsey grounded for
Tennessee substituted Hatley for Bailey.
n stituted Bibee for Naples. George wash
ingt0n substituted Wray for Benefited In
q reverse play F, Parrish skirtsd right END
e sasf5 Ss,Sss 5s ss:sss
Craig and Ellis 1ackllng,
Leemans was checked BY Blbee at the
ssass Isnsszses s'1 .usstiSu.sd essisa MOSS
iEs:oh1" fey. pass. ass % Ieemans a to Parrish, was
| completed on the George Washington 80.
Evening star., 1933-11-05
TEMPLE OVERCOMES
DRAKE IN 2O.14 FRAY
Rallies for Victory After Pass At
tack Nets Iowa Eleven
Early Lead.
BY the Associated Press
DH1LADRLPHIA, November I'm a

BY the Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA, November 4.-In a
batterring onslaught of power
foot ball, Glen (Pop) Warmers
Temple University eleven piled up
three touchdowns and dovned the
gridmen of Drake University, 20 to IA
today
Rallying after the whirlwind de-
ceptlVe air attack of the Iowans had
drawn flrst blood in the scoring column.
temple opened up with tricky Warner
plays. sent two tallies across in the
second quarter. another in the third
and then threw back two Drake
threats in the last half.
Caught by the surprise overhead of
tense OF the Westerners, Temple was
scored on within two minutes of the
opening whistle, Paul Rafferty,, brakes
fullback, gonig over from the 2-yard
mark after a 5S-yard advance on a
forward pass.
Breaking through brakes line in the
second quarter, Danny Testa counted
touchdown on an off-tackle slice, and
Johnny Stonik, star fullback, pounded
tbs heart of the forward wall for an
other SlX-pointer. Stonik registered an
other score i'll the third. A wide end
sweep by AL Wieland, brakes ace
ball carrier. in the last quarter. netted
the closing tally after a deceptive
triple pass advanced the ball As yards.
Evening star., 1933-11-05
Details of George Washington Grid Defeat

Leemans punted and the ball was, downed
by Wray on the Tennessee 20 as the quar-
FOURTH QUARTER.
for Wright Hickman for Strayer. Griffin
for B. Parrish and Morrison for Stewart
mage BY Rathien; .Bs2yless, went pas! lei,
faeke fer Ssds s DeITre he 70 as1
down n on IN the Georee Washington 81. Doose
tackling Feathers got yards through
Center then Lost in n9hsr try at the
tesmans who was forged outside by Need
beofe 6e Ras Maoe dawned s BY N Bbee Dose @
fumbled and recovered for a 5-yard loss
yards to the George wsshington - before
though. drew l5-yard penalty for clip. lip
George Washington ,45. Petruzze made nc
gain but took r5 he ball agsn fG5 dyaD
ped him. Bayless tried the other end and
was downed BY Rathjen for. 2-yard loss
Morrison was hurt in the play and George
Washington substituted Stewart.
poor pass from center prevented Feath-
srS @ punsinE He d delbeIateiy srGunded %rdn ne
ball on the. Tennessee As.
pass from Leemans intended for Or F
nicki for no gain. the receiver falling A. as he
got the ball pass Leemans bsn to WTa
on the Tennessee Is bv BayliSs as he got
the kadd ba for sss TO pePe arSeh
nessee Substituted Brackett for Bayless and
intended for Wray was intercepted bv Lippe
who was. downed bv Plotnicki on the Ten
nSo Got RsFds 10 ted te
before he was dropped bv s B'bes s,,, H.
Feaes oeosse Wasn96s SER
B. Parrish for, wray. Wright for ,strayer
and Benetield for Demins s;, pass by Lee { e.
George washington drew 5-yard pen.
atty for the second incomoleted pass: A
aoTn lSaE from aans IssmsnS WS xSs
was Tennessees ball on downs o? its 2?
Craig got yards through the line
ean eoe % vas e eno i0
mans on the. Ceoree. WASHINGTON 80 4
pss ETacfet to Palmer completed sd
george washiSst@Sn @ =. Einpe peEss, ,, up Up
F1f s5's1 6a5 Isfs st was
tie II e, Geerss s,;s Washington 4, near the corner
o. s !. ss soas from wsss1aon ss9ns hs is
Feathers b.oke around rieht end for 3
yaroS 10 Hrsr doWn on the George WASH
qs0n HeEe oeeed sent Sutide m fob
substitutes. Feathers crashed by left
tackle for IL yards TO first down on the
GEORGE washington o, strayer making the
tackle Feathers then was withdrawn
from the game Vaughan substituting:
before he was stopped by Stewart
Vaughan then fumbled and the ball was
recovered bv r. Parrish for George Wash
ington on its o.
Bomba went through center for yards
A pass from Leemans to Parrish was
FIRST down on the George washington 10
Tennessee sub,tituted Anderson nc for Lippe
field was intercepted by Claxton. substi-
tuta for Bibee. who was .downed on the