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Unusual Home
Opportunity at
ONE-HALF PRICE

TAKOMA PARK
New Brick Houses
S to J rooms.
Save $1,000 or more on houses
built some months ago. At pres
ent prices for materials these
houses would cost At least 8 900
more.
BIS Cedar Ave.-$6,950
Modern in style and equipment,
this attractive house. with rooms
and lavatory first floor. Q rooms
and bath second. is priced to sell
quickly. Kitchen modern In every
detail. including electric refrirera-
tion. Open fireplace in living room.
Built-in saraee.
303 Cedar Ave.-$7,9SO
Owner leaving. will sacrifice this
large. modern 6-room BUNGALOW on
10O-foot wooded lot. Has addi-
tional room In basement. Two-car
garage. Small cash payment.
315 Cedar Ave.-S5,5o
New house nearing COMPILATION.
large rooms. open fireplace. con-
cealed radiation. built-in garage.
Terms.
Open Sunday.
Directions: Out Piney Branch
road to Cedar street, to right under
railroad. take left fork to Cedar
avenue
r. D. LILLE co.
266 Carroll ST.. Takoma Park.
GE. $500.
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COLESYIILE PIKE-S6 65OO-BEAUTIFUL

TAvIUNI FARM OF THE LATE JOHN
rd. No. bet. TB and Waldorf. at Mat
tawoman Creek. 2 State rds., elec on both.
county rd., r.r., highly cultivated sheep
share in crops, implements, stock. SacrI-
nee. $4,000 Possession. Jessie B. Best,
ToWnShend Nd.
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SALE-HOUSES.

N.W.-$8,750-N.W.
Detached Colonial brick. rooms. beau
tful BATH brick garage: easy terms. Mr..
Fields, GE. 2042.
WAPLE a. JAMES. INC.
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SALE-SUBURBAN.

ACCOUNT SICKNESS, GOVERNMENT EN-
ploye will sacrifice 6-room and bath home,
State road between Forest Glen and Ken
sinaton; h.-w.h. city water, gas. electric
ity fruit trees. garage: over "a acre; clear
property. Address Box 4O2-X. Star ONCE.
BEAUTIFUL HOME. EXCLUSIVE LOCAL
ity; rooms bath. extra layatory on hrst
burner, elec. refrig. fireplace; charminsly
Handicapped; house and grounds in perfect
condition. An unusual value. So. $50. 90;
7-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, H-w.H. GAS.
cleo. water; exceptional value; 81. 500;
$1,000 cash. balance. terms. s. r. NEW
LON CO. Phone Clar. 2344. 10 Lee
Halfway. 80
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ly setting of trees and shrubbery. B miles
from the White House; rooms and bath.
screened and tiled living porch, hot-water
two-year lease; rent. S65 per month will
sell. 140 Shepherd st. Lee HEIGHTS. Va.
Phone Clarendon 3ss-W1. SUZANNE
MANKIN
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TAKOMA PARK

Only $3.50 - Built for a home. but
forced to sell. Charming in every detail
and Just as artistic can be in every
room. The living room is a delight to any
woman 1t is 15x24. with a pretty fre-
the other. The kitchen Is a dream. with
electric refrigeration. The bath is ft for
a SlO; 600 home. The master bed room
lends itself 10 any style of furniture A
woman helped design this home. hence its
manv honey features. Splenddlv built OF
prlck and IS lust being completed. SHep-
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LARGE 5-ROOM BUNGALOW. FIRST
fireplace. porches and windows all screened;
garage. hen house. large yards and garden.
On bus line, near grade and high school
Md. Price, S4,75O: $500 down, balance
monthly. JAMES T. MEEHAN. U. s. Sol
diers' Home.
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OPEN SUNDAY FOR INSPECTION AT 800
Addison ave-. Va. Highlands. modern OR.
refnished inside and out like new. at
S6,250. Living r. % II. LONG with nrepl.. .
fully screened terms. Also in Rose Crest.
to suit. Also in hrlington' new s-r moo
ernistic .emi-bunEalow. a dream at $3.50,
$3.50 cash. bal at S45 mo. THESE and
many others. II you are buying. renting
or selling see J. L. PRICE. Oakcrest once
COZ Mt. Vernon ave. Phone Clarendon 272.
BEAUTIFUL MODERN HOME. WITH 30
acres. on Lee Highway; all necessary bldgs:
S5 300. 81 300 cash required 1-room
modern home. cars and bus; $1,000. terms.
Vienna. attractive home equipped for
chickens. 81 900. los acres. s-room home
elec. available. ~ 900. Phone for ,nspec
tion. Falls Ch. S2y-F-41. THOS. TERRY.
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Built BY owner; 9 very large rooms and
path. hardwood floors. hot-water heat
mint stone fireplace, beautifully Handicapped
eTfoInds- Homes like this very seldom
Choice country club section. Open ali
day Sunday. Drive out River rd,, 70 mi.
Deyond Kenwood Club; stone entrance on
left; see sign at entrance. z.
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Exceptional Country Home.

Exceptional Country Home.
Modern 8-Room House and 2 Acres
HAVE FRUIT, GARDEN, CHICKENS, cow.
Modern s-rm house, 5 bed rooms, hard
wood floors. fireplace, furnace heat. both
coal and cleo ranges. elec. water heater.
bath, fine concrete basement, new gsrase.
poultry house, 2-stall stable and pasture
for COW, 30-tree orchard, big garden
already plowed, lovely shade trees: l block
to trolley. Only $40 mo. Available for 2
yrs See 1t today.
ROBERT S. HANSEL. INC,
Hnarnd,z. f,larerdan
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Californians, Attention!
Will exchange my bungalow
near Walter Reed Hospital. 7
rooms, garage, for like prop
erty in California. Address
Box ASK, Star Office A.
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BENEDICT MD.-5-ROOM BUNGALOW
large front porch, large lot garage;
300; Owner on premises. CHARLES
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HILLCREST-$6,o50.
ERIooKING THE NATIONS CAPITOL.
home built-ir garage. fireplace. etc. A
fine view. and viii Be sold at uneaualed
value Open daily. Drive over Penna. ave.
Sc: to 2sth St. bear right to 2975 Fort
o. II. GARvIN. Shepherd $3.50.
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WOODBRIDGE, D. C..
$3.50 South Dakota ave. n.e-An en-
tirely renewed Groom Dutch Colonial,
with dining alcove and garage. oak floors
throughout tiled bath with shower. con-
crete street and alley house overlooks
Govt. park. Sold originally for S9.45o.
sos per month.
Open Daily Until PM.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO..
o311 r / Ave NE. NO. 12n3.
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Sl5 11th st. NV. District 755s-a.
REAL GOOD BUY
rooms and bath. 2-car garage, over
an acre of ground, beautifully landsca ned,
two flower houses 22xS0, plenty of ward
SPACE and fruit trees. You can easily
realize good living off of property, and
save your salary. Priced right for
Ii 3o5S-W " Vail
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WANTED-FARMS.

SMALL SUBURBAN PLACE OR ACRE
age; preferably on highway. State loca-
ton, best cost price. Address Box s-z,
Star once.
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SALE-FARMS.

90. ACRES GOOD LAND AND GOOD z.
T. house. farm buildings; snap at $1,000;
Md.
POTOMAC RIVER PROPERTIES-COLO-
nial homes-ducking shores-farms. Write
for booklet and list. THE MD REALTY,
1911 Guilford Ave. Baltimore. Md.
3la ACRES ON DEFENSE HIGHWAY,
high. level land: cleo. small spring. stream.
large trees; 200 #. frontage on highway;
$3.50. w. G. WILLIAMS. Cleveland 6242.
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Detached Colonial brick bed rooms.
Q baths oil heat modern throughout. ga
rage: big lot. shrubbery- Between D: C.
line and Bethesda. L block car and bus.
OWNER. WI. 1861.
WE ARE OFFERING FOR A QUICK SALE
as lots located in the heart Of one of the
best residential sections of Montgomery
County. within few blocks Of new
Silver Spring High School. now under con-
struction.
This property may be bought as a whole
for cash at 5 cents per square foot. TO
cents per square foot under any available
surrounding property.
Particulars may be obtained by ad-
dressing inquiries to Box 10. Star
off1rP
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WANTED TO BUY-HoUSEs.

WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.
WILL BUY ON LIBERAL TERMS WE'LL
located property needing repairs or re-
modelling. Address Box 67-z. Star ONCE.
12-ROOM HOUSE. MODERN, SUITABLE
for roonling house: downtown section;
brokers protected. Address Box 95-Z, Star
ofice.
WANT TO BUY LARGE HOUSE WEST
same. District 4692.
I WANT. A 5 OR 8 ROOM HOUSE IN
Beenwood; ooA Must be reasonable. Phone
WANT HOUSE OR APT. Is OR MORE
rooms, central or convenient NV. location;
condition not important. State lowest
price. Address Box 265-X. Star ofice.
CAPITOL HILL, NE. OR Sc; PAY CASH;
any condition; reasonable. under $4,000.
HORNER. 1435 Meridian. Adams 1856.
6 OR 7 ROOM HOUSE, DIRECT FROM
owner good ne. or NV. section; must be
@ T@easonaa6le; good good cash cash payment Address
SEE ME BEFORE YOU SELL CASH FOR
houses. white or colored. BLDMAN. 319
Bond Bldg. Ma. 2490.
cash Tor a modern detached house. Chevy
Chase or Shepherd Park GE 64S4.
WANTED. HOUSES THAT ARE BAR
Eye r.w.; ME. 1856.
houses. brick or frame; white or colorsd;
immediate settlement E. A. GARVEY. Dl.
45O8. 1925 Vermont ave.
ALL MODERN GROOM HOUSE. PORCH,
for colored; price within $4,000. North
10444,
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7 ROOMS MODERN. IMPROVED FRAME
dwelling, best residential section. Silver
Spring Md. Shade fruit trees. shrubbery.
Convenient schools. churches. stores. Ideal
for children. Lot l20x10s. SH. 1878.
VIRGINIA HIGHLANDSIONE ACRE, :
brick; overlooking Capitol and Potomac
cost $4,000. will take S11.5O0 in trade
or easy terms. J. F. kOLAR. Arlington
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SALE--HOUSES.
HOME BUYERS INSPECT 433 NEWTON

story Colonial brick has q rooms. baths.
double back porches sleeping porch,
glassed), laundry trays and toilet in base
ment. and modern in every respect. This
home is in new-houSe condition. and may
lie purchased for only S5 $50. Near Park
View School. stores and Soldiers Home
grounds. Vacant-move in Immediately.
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SALE-HOUSES.

3905 gath st. ne: modern English
brick: 4 bed rooms: sacrifice. OWNER. :.
A Home-Not Just a House.
Beautiful Detached Home.
Highest elevation, Chevy Chase. D. c.;
lovely. quiet neiehborhood; center-hall
plan, with large. sunny, airy rooms: spa
cious living room with open fireplace. side
porches. screened back porch. Q baths,
heat. electric refrigeration. metal weather.
stripped. screened, new awnings; beautiful
trees. lawns. hedges. shrubbery. flowers;
Gear gar; many additional refnements;
real home In perfect condition. Greatly
reduced FOR immediate sale, also part OF
durnishlnss For appointment call CL
1880; private owner
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4 BEAUTIFUL LOTS. MONTGOMERY
County; over ons-half acre; wonderful
and SO monthly. B. r. eTIFFLER, e527
Georgia ave-, Silver Spring.
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RENT-FARMS.
EXCHANGE.

PAsTURE.THREE TO FIVE HUNDRED
head. Location. three miles from Center
Vile. Va. Phone National 03S4. 4s
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RENT--STORES.

NC0ntfEueu.D
l34s N.E.-LARGE STORE,
7l9 4th n:w.--store. o r.. b...... 1000
ST THos. tSs 'isSNfi p BROWN. sib AZ ST. sW " 90
25o7 CHAMPLAIN ST. AT COL. RID. $500
3l7o Mt. Pleasant st. n.w......... 5000
3541 Georgia ave. .............. 5000
1894 l4th st. NV. 1880
S07 Mt. Vernon pl. n.w........... 1000
b14 G st. NV; downtown. ...... 1000
5535 Illinois ave. at Ga. ave...,. $500
126 q st. NV. 5000
140S 9th st. NV. $3.50
1891 34th st. n.w............... 25.OO
GUARANTY REALTY, INC.
1706 x st. NV. National o5ss.
NEWLY BUILT STORE.
AL Kennedy st. n.w.-Attractive etore
with large show window, up-to-date Light
ing fixtures and gas heat furnished. Lo-
Gated in fast developing section: $50.
GUARANTY REALTY, INC.
1905 X st. NV. National O5ss.
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A REAL HOME. MODERN. ATTRACTIVE,
5 rooms, tiled bath. bungalow: ami;
porches fireplace. corner lot. trees. shrub
berry, garden: nearby Montgomery County.
Price, $3.50. Terms. Phone Kensing-
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VICINITY MEDERA SCHOOL.

TO acres dairy farm, b acres timber,
40 acres old sod. bold stream and springs;
productive soil; dwelling z rooms bath.
electricity; tenant house. barn; dairy barn,
so cows. Shipping 100 gallons daily. 40
COWS. IL young stock 4 horses; tractor.
farm implements. dairy equipment; crops
and feed. MIX base, permit. National
94O7. Geo. W. Summers, SOC 18th street.
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High in the hills OF Mont. Co. Nd;
A 2II2-acre farm that has EVERYTHING.
Good small house in pretty setting of old
shade trees. small orchard. good fencing.
try city elec; perfect title Ridiculously
low price, $1,000 cash absolutely neces-
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RESIDENCE IN CALIFORNIA FOR RESI-
dence in Washington. Brentwood Park.
Los Angeles, miles from ocean. near
Beverly Hills: . rooms: value, $4,000.
Address Box 444-V. Star ONCE.
SMALL WELL BUILT COTTAGE ON
lots in Woodland Beach for payment on
small house or bungalow in District or
nearby. Address Box blk, Star ONCE.
WILL EXCHANGE DENTAL OFFICE.
cruiser for home in Washington. Melvin
Seymore. Huron, Ohio.
aEAuTIFTtt e ROOM ..,SIr,., ANI Bath:
munity. High Bridge; Nd, block from
exchange for city or nearby Va. property.
Address Box 4S5-X. Star once.
TRADE. COY CHEVY CHASE. d. G., 6-R-
1l9 b. br.. at S9,950. for small clear
house or lot. Address Box 74-Z. Star
Office.
TRADES MATCHED ANYWHERE.
Results Since 1924. Write Details.
w B. PICHLER 5612 Conn. ave. D. G.
FOR EXCHANGE: REAL ESTATE SALES
men. we have some very excellent de-
tached homes near Conn. ave-; accept
part cash and good acreage within motor
ing distances; houses paying good interest.
FULTON r. GORDON, 1927 Eye st. NV.
DI 633l
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Is ACRES-3O MILES IN SOUTHERN
Maryland on paved road. 80 acres valu-
able timber; suitable for sawnlill. For
particulars call at 2l22 Penna. ave. ".
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BARGAIN-FOR COLORED.
Six rooms and bath h-wh, cleo: five
lots; Cedar Heights: S3,5OO; small cash
and mo. payments. or will exchange. Call
OWNER. National 1882.
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S3.75O-5-ROOM NEW SEMI BUNGALOW.
h VIII. half tile bath. oak floors and
trim. ami, built-in garage, concrete cellar;
Drive out BladensburE rd. to third paved
street, past Fort Lincoln Cemetery. turn
right to 11o Wilson ave. Colmar Manor,
Nd. (Open for brokersl.
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UNIVERSITY PARK

UNIV ENSI FANN.
2-story, all-brick DWELLING containing
7 large rooms, bath and den. large cellar,
h-wh. steel easement windows through
out situated on large beautifully land
scaped lot with several shade trees. This
property is in excellent condition and
must be seen to be appreciated. Terms
may be arranged.
See Mr.. Wilson, Prince Georges Bank
and Trust Co., Hyattsville. Md.
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Is. ACRES. WOODED SMALL STREAM.
all improvements in nearby Montgomery
County. A sacrifice, $3.50 cash. Phone
KenS SinptoD 9H-M
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ATTRACTIVE 5-RM. BUNGALOW, ELEC- ;
nice yard. garden, garage. trees j acre
near cars: $3.50. Falls Church S44F-11.
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SALE-HOUSES.

EDGEMOOR, MD.
Stone house, rooms. 3 baths; lot
10lx20O; large trees. shrubbery. lily pool,
outdoor fireplace. 2-car garage. owner.
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EVANSVILLE HILLS.
New bungalow, 5 rooms bath INV h.,
gas, cleo, laundry tubs; large dry cellar.
"a block to bus. Owner-built. no mortgages
renewal: 4.500; 500 cash, S42.50 per
mo-. includes taxes and all expenses. Phone
uvattcyi1le
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SLAM! BANGi

DOWN GOES THE PRICE.
Colored-I42O Ninth st. NV. S-room
brick house. with ami. in excellent con-
dition; large lot, elec. and water in large
garage; owner inStructs me to sell this
house now, regardless OF any reasonable
price and terms; small cash payment. bal
ance monthly less than rent; occupied by
owner. who will make big sacrifice: inspect
any time; you can own this excellent home
now at a real bargain. l.. L. JOHNSON.
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MT RAINIER. MD. NEAR DIST. LINE
Groom and 2-bath detached frame house;
ami: lot. 35xl25 II. S5,S50. Address
Box Ag3-X Star Office
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81 900 FOR 4O-ACRE Farm MAIN PIKE.
Montgomery County; good 7-room house:
new barn. two large poultry houses; land
slopes TO south: spring branch, some fruit;
fne view; electricity
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6 MILES BEYOND FAIRFAX ROOM
dwelling. electricity. freshly painted and
papered. good barn. other outbutldings;
Immediate occupancy. About 20 acres
clear, almost as much wood land Reas-
enable price. NJ. E. Church, realtor. Falls
Church 10
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NEAR THE COTTAGE OF
10 rooms. sleeping porches, conserva-
tory. broad front porch The lot Is 100
feet wide, 900 feet deep. is rich in fine
shrubbery and trees. Oil burner. fire.
$50. 900.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.
ITO
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OWNER & BUILDER,
TEL. CLARENDON 123.
RARCROET VA
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BAKER WILL HELP
WITH c. v. SQUAD
Ex-CoIoniaI General to Aid
With Backfield-Lee Is
Lost as Mentor.
PROMINENT

PROMINENT of Johnny
~ Baker, star quarterback of the
n past two years, as assistant
backfield coach for George
Washington University was announced
today at the Colonials' training base
at Camp Let's, Md.
Baker, a native of AnSon, Tex,
graduated from G. w. last June with
B. S. in physical education, after
earning the reputation of being the
smartest quarterback in modern
Colonial history. It was largely
Bakers clever direction that enabled
G. w. to score surprise victories over
Iowa In 1882 and Alabama Poly last
season.
With this announcement 1t was
stated that John Lee, assistant coach
in charge of tackles for the last two
years, would not be with the staff this
Fall due to pressure of other duties.
Lee, a former Big Six tackle at Okla
homa, is an instructor in pharmaceu-
tical chemistry at G. w.
The remainder of the coaching per-
sonnel is the same as in 1888 with
Jim Pixlee at the head, isted by
Len Walsh, Bill Myers a Roland
Logan.
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g.. ". Cridders in Great Trim:
Leen,a1ls Takes on 10 Pounds

years is positively the best physically
and, moreover, declared Logan, the
Colonials will be ready for tough
game much earlier than last year.
''The condition of the boys surely
surprised me for group that hasn't
done much exercising in three
months" Logan smiled, "and instead
of working to get them into shape,
we'll have to pay lot Of attention
to keeping them from going stale.
But really don't expect we'll have
much trouble in that direction"
Tuffy Leemans, Washington's best
halfback last Fall, reported 10 pounds
heavier than year ago, weighing 1877
and showing plenty of speed in the
initial drill. The drill, incidentally,
consisted mostly of running, falling
and jumping through the hoop for a
battery of news photographers.
Capt. Ed Clark, the handsome
blond tackle, carried nothing re-
sembling fatty avoirdupoise as he
trotted out for the first of a series
Of hard sprints, the usual forerunner
of football training. While Harry
Deming, the behemoth of the squad
"a mere slip of a 220-pounder-
whizzed through his PAGES with eye
opening grace In fact, nowhere in
this peppery bunch could be found
any one whose feet appeared to drag
Body contact work will begin in a
couple of days with scrimmaging to
follow toward the end of the week.
Coach Pixlee hopes to rush the train
ing in order to send a strong team
against Denver, co-champion of the
Rocky Mountain Conference, on
October S.
One or two scrtmmages with the
Colonial freshmen, who will train in
Washington, will be held before the
squad returns for the opening of
the university two weeks hence.
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Pig m Whistle Is Champion;
Junior Mines Tied in City Loop

= ANDLOT base ballers we're all
- set for plenty more activity to-
- day, following much action yes
terday.
Pig n Whistle tossers today held the
section A unlimited title in the Ma
tional City League, the result of get
ting a forfeit over the st. JoSeph's
nine. In the section B unlimited
whirl, Union Printers are tied with
Blue Flame Valet for second half hon.
ors after adding two wins. The Typos
trimmed the Blue Goals, To, and
gained a victory by forfeit over the
Rinaldi Coal nine.
Manassas and Ballston were to hook
up this afternoon, at O'Clock, at
Ballston, in the first game of a series
of three to decide section B honors in
the Northern Virginia League. The
teams finished in tie yesterday, each
with nine wins and one loss, when
Ballston shut out White Star, 40, and
Manassas won a double-header, beat
ing Fort Myer, 300, and getting a win
by forfeit over Clarendon.
Middleburg holds the section A title,
with nine victories against one defeat.
1t clinched the flag yesterday with a
1910 triumph over Fairfax Station.
Versis Food Products and McAlwees
frightened their hold on first and Sec
ond places, respectively, in the midget
division of the National City League,
the former defeating Jack Pry Mats,
So, and the latter drubbing Lanes
Delicatessen, 1912. Simpsons Phar-
macy, first-half winner, defeated
Schwartz Cleaners, lis.
Kenilworth, which defeated Capitol
Heights. GA, in a District Independ-
ent League game yesterday, was to
engage the Mount Rainier Grays this
afternoon at 3:15 o'clock at Kenil-
worth in another loop game.
Clarendon Juniors and Washington
Maid today are tied for first place
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Cp0RTC Skeet Costly, But Expert
VA1 ,Nl1lpE Shots Don't Worry
~ ~VVA II Leave That to Quail
. BY JOHN b. KELLER.

Several semi-circular fields" had
to be built at the National Capital
grounds. At each end of a field" is
a trap house from which the clay
birds are propelled by mechanical de-
vices operated electrically from a
board in front of the field"
There are several shooting positions
at each field" So instead of shoot
ing straight away at his target as the
ordinary trapshooter does, the Skeet
shooter is continually varying the
angle of his shot.
That makes it difficult enough
when he is shooting singles. When
it comes to d0ubles-two birds sent
winging from the traps in opposite
directions at the same time-it's
shooting with a capital S.
Evening star., 1934-09-03
Cards Have Mixed Lot.

@ATHOLIC UNIVERSITY does not
u begin its practice sessions to-
morrow with as good prospects
as it had last September, but it would
not be surprising if it turns out a
better team than the '33 product.
Often a mixed team, on which are
some seniors, some juniors and some
sophomores is better combination
than one made up largely of seniors.
Lajousky and Confer, veterans, are
pretty sure to hold down the guard
positions, with Karpowich the only
one of three tackles who did most of
the playing year ago available. The
other two most likely candidates are
Pagno. a second-stringer last season,
and Daley, who comes up from the
freshman eleven. Red Fleming and
McGann, old men, are likely to be
the ends, with Augusterfer, Tom
Gearty and Oliver the seasoned backs.
The man Catholic U. is pretty sure
to miss more than any other of the
veterans who left is Ed White. The
brilliant center has finished his three
years Of foot ball and graduated.
Gemlo, Yanculis and Clements, the
last mentioned a former Washington
and Lee High School and Dewitt Prep
star, are the players who will alter
nate in the job.
Evening star., 1934-09-03

with Magruder A. c. in the juniol
class of the National City League
both winning yesterday on forfeits
Goode Cleaners and Washington A. C
failed to appear for engagements
Each of the leaders has won four
games and lost one.
Independent results:
Silver Hill, 81; Petworth A. c., 4.
Virginia White Sox, 8; Rambler
A. c., 2.
Burroughs A. c., 6; Manor A. c.. S
Maryland A. c., 7; Silver Spring
Giants, S.
Woodstock VALLEY League), 7;
Skinker Eagles, S.
Washington All-Stars, 3; Hagers-
town, q
Burleith Midgets, 1O-4; George
town Midgets, 8-6.
DORA, S; Muirkirk Giants, 2.
Alta Vista, 8; Majestic Radio, 2.
Cabin John, 8; Brinkleys, 2.
Mount Rainier Grays, lis; New
Deal, 2-1.
Kenilworth, 4; You and Me Shoppe,
8 Q2 innings.
Washington Clowns, %; Oxon Hill
Firemen, 2.