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sALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY.

$3.50 - ESTABLISHED GOING BUsI-
ness on corner . main highways gas
station. lunch room, store. beer license.
7-room bungalow. 16 miles from Capitol.
Terms. Particulars. 904 F ST. ne.
BUSINESS CORNER, BASEMENT STORE
and apts.. close downtown: reasonable.
Address Bog 19-D. Star once. %.
Evening star., 1935-09-22

VA. HIGHLANDS-e-R.. MODERN. WITH
oil burner s95 co. asG apt heat nrSs and
low at $500. J. L. PRICE Oakcrest
once. 1908 Arlington Ridge I'd. Phone
Clarendon o~0
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SALE-SUBURBAN.

NEARBY VIRGINIA.
$500.
IDEAL FOR CATHOLIC FAMILY.
New five-room brick bungalow. located
one block from Catholic school lgrade and
hish) in Falls Church. Va. on beautifully
shaded street, one block from bus and
store. This attractive home is thoroughly
modern. including large recreational room
In waterproof basement, tiled bath and
many other special features. including
Reynolds insulation. 1t is one Of the out
standing new-home values and can be pur-
chased on convenient terms. Phone or
come to our ONCE today.
$3.50.
SALE OR EXCHANGE
$500 cash. S45 per month will buy this
nne modern broom home. containing all
improvements, hot-water heat, etc. Lo-
Gated one block from bus, with 10-cent fare
to city. Large wooded lot. 75xl25 IT.
House has been recently painted and re-
decorated. and is located only four miles
from the White House in an excellent resi-
Dental section.
M. E. CHURCH,
REALTOR
Phone Falls Church (Va) 80.
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

INCOME. S2,160-5 APIS.
Just of l4th st; brick construction
besides the apartments the owner has
quarters. There is an oil burner. 8 new
electric refrigerators, electricity and ga
rage. Price. $4,000.
L. T. GRAVATTE.
729 ] 5th St. Realtor. Natl. 0753.
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rage nearby Md: conv to schools trans
portation. For information call Wise.
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RENT-SrRURRAN.

FOR RENT-s-RM. HOUSE FURNISHED
All modern conveniences. Excellent loca'
tion in Alexandria. Va. Address Boz
13N-D Star Office
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GRIN. BATH GARAGE; S52.5 E. N
LIGHTBOWN. 3rd house on right before
crossing bridge leaving Mt Rainier. COINS
to Cottage City
Evening star., 1935-09-22

8 ROOMS BATH, H-W.H.. BEAUTIFUL
acre lot, S35. Phone Capitol Heights
246-J or National 5311.
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~ ACRES. GOOD GROOM HOUSE.
fronting on wide salt water. near Annap-
oils: large trees. electricity private sandy
beach beautiful outlook; $4,000. W. G.
WILLIAMS. 3505 Rittenhouse st. Phone
Cleveland 6o42 22s
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ATTRACTIVE COTTAGE ON SALT
water; rooms. bath room: insulated
throughout: electricity. arteSian water
quarter-acre plot; fishing bathing fine
harbor. sacrifice for SS65: financed at $50
monthly Adams S4S2
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Il. N. PRESGRAVES 4 c.
400 Sth ST NE

81 ACRES; MONTGOMERY COUNTY
fruit farm; trees in excellent condition;
improvements consist of large. new log
house. with huge stone fireplace: old ten
ant house: good barn: about IA miles
from District: small stream through or
chard, large stream on rear: IS. $50; terms.
rs acres. Montgomery County, in splen-
did neiRhborhood, on macadam road;
6-room house with electricity; good barn
and other buildings; orchard: while place
has been neglected 1t has great poSsibil-
tiles and is bargain at $500; terms.
5i2 acres. level land. with stream; 5
minutes from bus line: nearly new Groom
brick house with bath. h.-wh h.. full base
ment; garage. stable poultry house; some
fruit
175 acres: Montgomery County dairy
farm. with modern home: s large rooms
bath. electricity, and good 6-room tenant
houses: two sets of buildings: shipping to
Washinston: $4,000 Federal farm loan,
$4,000.
4 acres. close to washington. with de-
sirable old house of rooms and sleeping
porch; h w. heat city conveniences: beau
tiful lawn and shrubbery garden and
woods; attractively priced for quick sale
l acre and 5-room house near BeltSville;
electricity. bath: full basement
l acre more available near Fairland: 5
large rooms; practically new; bath elec-
tricity; will take suburban house
Dairy farms stock farms, up to 1000
acres.
r. D. LILLE CO.
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WANTED-ACREAGE.

3 TO 5 AC. FACING HARD ROAD:
MoEtR Co. preferred: must be reasonable
Address Box 184-D. Star once.
ONE TO FIVE ACRES ON ROCKVILLE
pike. south of Rockville. p. o. Box ~.
Forest Glen. Nd
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TAKOMA PARK-5-R.. p. B.. AMI. BUN
galow; S55 mo. ia Elm avenue. Tele'
phone Shepherd 1874.
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SAIE-ACREAGP

5 ACRES. s R, HOUSE, ELECT. FUR-
mace heat $4,000. c. w. VOIGT. Rigs
I'd. ne. Brightwood sta, Wash. D. c.
No tel. conn.
NEARBY VIRGINIA-5h ACRES LEVEL
land: bus. school. churches. stores; O give
away for cash. Walnut 9365.
10 ACRES, 5000 PER ACRE. OFF 7th
ST. pike North Forest Glen rd. Level land
altitude 40 feet. Adjoins education4l
ment and proposed Gettysburg Memorial
Highway. e p. SCHWARTZ. INC. 10 4
Vermont ave NV
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BUNGALOW. 5 ROOMS, BATH. A. NJ. l.;
S42 so per month. 6021 Broad ST.. Brook
mont Md. Cabin John car stop "a.
SPACIOUS MODERN HOME. R. B..
fireplace sun porch: B mi. out: $50.
Phone Falls Church l36-W-2.
Evening star., 1935-09-22

NOW IS THE TINE TO PURCHASE A
site al Southaven Beach. Build your cot
tage this Winter for Spring occupancy
Beautiful shaded lots $3.50 Close -
water. Easy terms Cottages financed
Take Defense Highway turn right at sign
Southayen Beach miles this side OF
Evening star., 1935-09-22
RENT-BUsINEsS PROPERTY.

GIG F ST. NV. ACROSS FROM HEcHTsl.
stories, l21 feet long: BACK ENTRANCE.
wide alley suitable for business. storage
or light manufacturing. c. A. BORDEN
CO., $40 F st. NV. 26s
THREE-sToRY BUILDING NEAR PALAIs
above, available soon. II you are looking
for a downtown business location. with
reasonable rent and option to purchase.
1t will pay to investigate this. Address
Box 47H-C. Star Office. 22h
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

| lOO-FT. RIVER FRONT LOTS ON 20
tJmac; ] mile below Marshall Hall. Nd :;
| inspection invited; easy terms; also 47-acre
| truck and tobacco farm. 34O2 34th St
Mt Rainier
Evening star., 1935-09-22

Al. ACRES, WITH 1-ROOM MODERN
home, garage chick house; located near
FsIIs Ch. and car line: easy terms; price.
IS 600. Also 7-rm modern home. h.-w h,
gas. located near Muirield and Lee High High
grove shade: 81. $50 terms. Phone THOS.
TERRY, Falls Church 323-J-2
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NEW BRICK BUNGALOW

Arundel ave. HyattSville-6 rooms. 3
bed rooms and bath lone bed room and
lavatory on first floor. ideal for den or
ONCE. also larke living room with fre-
place. dining room, kitchen. built in garage.
suitable large recreation room, hardwood
floors. INV. H.; near schools and bus;
S6.SO0, terms Rent, so month.
ZANTZINGER CO..
Natl 537I Evenings Greenwood 25l4
Evening star., 1935-09-22

Dairy farm "a a. s-rm stone house
INV: heat, water pressure system screened
porch. l6 stanchion dairy barn. silo filled.
good score shipping milk TO city. very pro
ductive farm, nice bottom land large
creek; 10 q. timber. good roads, near high
VIM. N. PRFsGRAvEs 4 CO..
Evening star., 1935-09-22

ONLY I TRACTS LEFT OUT OF 90;
closing out at $50 to SO per acre; to
acre tracts miles District. > miles
east Of Clinton. Nd: $50 down. SO
moEthlJ: no interest. Phone Atlantic
Evening star., 1935-09-22

81 ACRES. VERY HIGHLY PRODUCTIVE
fine shade barn. outbuildings: few acres in
woodland stream. balance cleared; with
in lf miles OF Washington close TO Po-
ELL. Herndon. Va. Phone I35 or call NJ.
COCKRELL. Falls Church. Va. Phone
Evening star., 1935-09-22

l2-RooM FRAME HOUSE. AMI. SLATE
roof Hreplace, 3 baths, Scar garage sep
arate servants quarters. Z bed rooms, den.
. pantries full basement. hot-water heat.
water, Sewerage, > acres of ground, 200
#. frontage on BALTIC. Wash. pike. 400
feet deep: suitable for tourists home. pri-
yate residence or an inn: income averages
SIOO per month at present in addition to
home for 5 people: / mile north Of Uni
versIty of Maryland on BALTIC Wash. pike
1898 price for quick sale. Will finance
reduction for all cash. Telephone Berwyn
Evening star., 1935-09-22
SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN

1888 N. UTAH. BALLSTON. VA.-MODERN
home, near W. and L. H. s.; 150xl1S lot;
newly painted. papered; reaS. Clar. llS-W.
5-ROoM HOUSE RENT S35; GROOM
apt rent $50: 5-room house mi, sale.
50 $50 or 4-room house. new. ami. S3.-
700 T. J. PEARSON e. CO. Branch
once. 3a06 Lee Highway, Cherrydale,
Va. Clarendon 2306
ALL MODERN ROOMS ON MAIN
Southern Maryland highway 90 minutes
from, D. C. 8 acres. double garage. cellar
attic. large chicken houses. HENRY
HARTMAN T. B. Nd.
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9cI J2sJJ TO- JTNE new u cogS1RY Taos u5I1rs Gfus
nished. $50; near bus. OWNER. Walnut
Evening star., 1935-09-22
q YOUR sTTE FoR a SUMMER HOME
ROUGHLY MODERN RIVER FRONT

| situated in Gunston Manor Va. - miles
! from Washington, on a bluff commanding
/ view OF the Potomac, private fiagstone
| path leading TO beach; also private water
! and Delco electric system; fishing. crab
| blng and duck shooting completely fur
! niShed. This repossessed property can BE-
had for approximately 40fe OF forme.
! QWnRFfS fr1e fO
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LOUDOuN co

FARMS NEAR PURCELLVIILE. VA.
Poultry farm. well equipped. 90 a.. estab
yss,; stuceo house. rms. bath, cleo.
day. old chick and Matching trade 100 It.
poultry and INV. heat brooder house; blue
grass range and running water for laying
hens; 10-a orchard; alfalfa harm garages
hard rd.:, mile high school. Star route.
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r. D. LILLE CO.
CALVERT co. MI

264 Carroll St.. Takoma Park. Geo. 80
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STORAGE LOT.

9Th AND WATER ST. s.W.
About 25 900 feet available for second
commeIcisi ussgs Rent Teasona5le Call
National $3.50.
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ALEXANDRIA,. VA.

r. D. LILLE CO.
es4 Carroll St., Takoma Park. Geo. $50
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RENT--SHOPS.

FIRsT-FLOOR BALCONY. ABOUT l2xl5;
prominent corner location. about midway
Mayhower Hotel and Dupont Circle
S22 so. including gas and electricity. See
MR.. HILL or MISS HUNTER, 1915 1Sth
st. NV Phone National 2l66.
Evening star., 1935-09-22

GRIM AND BATH ELECTRICITY. GAS.
h-wh. garage. S47.50 mo. Erwin
REALTY Co call HyattsYille 165.
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to responsible purchaser two new brick
bungalows, only mi. fr. White House, re-
SIi per mo per thousand to include taxes,
insurance. interest and curtail; no renew
ale Call Wal S60S or Col. 1897.
Evening star., 1935-09-22

$50 ACRES NEAR GRAIN HIGHWAY; .
houses. good soil, long road frontage. to-
hacco barn. buildings; $1,000 W. G.
WILLIAMS, 3505 Rittenhouse st. Phone
Evening star., 1935-09-22
st. Clement Shores Cottages.

OU. O16IIIt1II OIIUI6S OUIIdS6o
Go by Nd road No. 5 turn left at Wal
dorf; distance from White House 80 mile
Wooded section; rooms = porche
garage. lot S0xlOO #; $3.50.
On the harbor; neat little cottage Of 81
rooms: one Of the finest lots SGx1O0 #
81 $50; or with lot 40xl00 It $3.50
Near ST. Clement Bay: neat cottaF'
with bath, furnished and with S0-h 7
Gar Wood speed boat: all for 81 400: tn
boat is nearly new; cost 50, 200.
On ST. Clement Bay; cottage in one {
the finest locations. with bath and fu.
nishings $500
A larger cottage on the harbor ar
Just of the bay So 500.
Now is the time to look into sho-
property, get the good Of the Fall sesso
and be ready for Spring. Grabbing an,
fishing are better than at any time earle
oysters are waiting for the tonger.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1119 K st. NV Nat 1853
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PAYMENT ON TO-ORDER- BUILT HONE.
w. B. PICHEER. 1905 K NV. NATL. $500.
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SALE-FARMS.

5 A. i9 MI. D. c.. $50 A 8 A. PAVED
road. 5000 For rent rooms, furnished.
S35. State road. IL mi. 40 a.. lh-story
house, barn, z MI, S2,100. II a, T,
out buildings. fruit, stream, 5 mi. D. G.
WENZ FARMARKET Floral Park, Nd,
Auto Route Z Omen SUNDAYS
Evening star., 1935-09-22

5 ROOMS BIG BUNGALOW, SPRING
water close to school and bus. w. H.
JONES Glenmont opposite school,
Evening star., 1935-09-22

NEALES BEACH ON CHARLESTON
Greek, near Rock Point Md-The most
beautiful and attractive of all water front
Dor; salt water bathing and fshing; prices
very moderate. w. ANDREW NEALE
Issue, Md
Evening star., 1935-09-22

I SEVERAL LOTS OF EXCEPTTONAI
value; 81 900 TO Sl,200: in fine section
| OF virginia. near Washington; all i'm
Evening star., 1935-09-22

in frst-clsss white NV. section. Conven-
lent to business, car and bus: bldg. about
/ year old: tenants furnish own heat: deep
rear yard TO alley: bldg. rented for close
to $4,000 per year. shows $50 net on
$4,000 reQdired to purchase equity. CALL
nI ETON on6 Invesfmant Building
Evening star., 1935-09-22

ANOTHER NEW. THOROUGHLY MOD
ern home now ready for occupancy. Lo-
Gated finest suburban home section. on Mt.
Vernon Highway, 90 minutes from Wash
ington Smaller home river frontage. part
ly furnished If desired. JOHN BR1AR.
Phone Alexandria 27-F-4.
Evening star., 1935-09-22

GROOM MODERN HOUSE $50. EAST
Riverdale Md. Jefferson ave. l mi be-
yond Edmonston I'd. See sign right.
BUNGALOW. 5 RMS. ADULTS. AMI $40
Lyon Village ESQ Sta, on Lee highway.
Evening star., 1935-09-22

Civil War brick house on Maryland State
road to Indian Head; with stream; bargain
co CO @ SIo'Vuu, VIII GqEs1per 4ale OF rH PAL o.
attorney. 416 5th st. NV. Phone National
The Washington times., 1935-10-17
KenW00d Visits
Indian Spring

The remaining semifinal match
between Kenwood Golf and Coun.
try Club and Indian Spring Coun.
try Club in the Maryland State
Golf Association team golf cham.
pionship will be played over the
Indian Spring course Sunday at
p. m.
The winner meets Chevy Chase
in the deciding match on q neu-
trail course on Sunday, October 27.
Erwin P. Hair swept into the
final round of the mems cham.
pionship at the Washington Golf
and Country Club by winning over
v. Calvert Dickey, Z and 6, in the
semi-finals.
Joe Baldwin, medalist, will meet
the winner of the Johnny Thacker-
Borie C. Gruver match in the
other Semi-final. Thacker and
Gruver will play off their long-de-
layed second round match on
Sunday.
The Washington times., 1935-10-17
Niddies Depart
Tonight For
Yale Game

Annapolis, Md, Oct. 17.-De.
parting from his intention of
maintaining two teams of extra
strength during the season, Head
Coach Tom Hamilton has picked
his strongest Navy players from
both line-upS to meet Yale in New
Haven Saturday. The veterans,
Dick Pratt, Sneed Schmidt, Tom
King and Joe Evans will be in the
backfield.
The squad leaves for New Haven
at nine tonight. 1t will be quar-.
tered at the Roxbury School, 10
miles from the Yale bowl, and
will practice there tomorrow aft
ernoon.
The Midshipmen, headed by
their band and their student drum
and bugle corps, will give color to
the game.
It will be the first time the
Navy has played football in New
England. Back in 1901, Yale and
the Navy played their only game.
1t was contested at Annapolis and
Yale won "a to 0.
The Washington times., 1935-10-17
Tur0WskiWins
Pigeon Trophy

Joe TurowSki is Washington's
happiest pigeon fancier today as
he casts proud eyes on the
Charles E. Hoser Jubilee Trophy
which one Of his pigeons won for
him flying from Pulaski, Va,
250-mile station, against 189 birds
from SO lofts of Washington and
Baltimore.
Miske and Rebham, both of
Baltimore, finished second and
third, with Baltimore winning
nine of the IL diplomas, Carl
Sterzer's fourth place being the
only other D. c. bird to finish
among the first II. Results:
The Washington times., 1935-10-17
Howard Ready
For Trojdns

Coming out of last weeks game
in the best of shape, the Howard
University Bisons will be in tip-top
form when they meet the fast Vir.
ginia State Trojans here Satur-
day afternoon in the Howard
Stadium at 2 o'clock.
The Trojans have always been
a tough aggregation for the
Bisons and DR.. Charles West, head
coach at the hilltop is leaving
nothing undone in the way of
rounding up all his reserves for
this game. The Bisons have one
C. I. A. A. conference game tucked
away, and are looking forward to
making a great showing this sea-
son.
Two men have been lost to the
team, probably for the remainder
of the schedule. Edgar Lee, regu.
lar end, is suffering from a spinal
injury and Plummer, a big plung-
ing backfield man, is also laid up
with injuries. Other than these
two men, the squad is in form.
Lee, who came up to the hill this
year from Union University sav
service in the opening game with
Cheney College.
The Miner Teachers will jour.
ney down to Raleigh, N. c., when
they will play Shaw University
The Washington times., 1935-10-17

Grant shone for the victors with
a Isl game.
Individual honors in the Com.
mercial League was grabbed by
Luber Getty Cab and Turner
Diamond Service) with a 1877
game and 397 set, respectively.
Holmes Bread topped the teams
in scoring with 578 and 1866.
GOad Stars
With Goad shooting 1853 and
391, Pepco Maintenance rolled a
1859 set in the Electrical League.
Central Armature Works took
team game honors with 565.
Gene Smiths 365 set and Jack
Hassett's 357 led the Temple
Junior bowlerS to two new Temple
Minor Duckpin League records, a
SGT team game and 1,701 team
set, and also to a clean sweep over
a hard-fighting Loggia Roma.
Jim Lucas beat out Bob Tyler,
374 to 372, for high set honors
in the Recreation Duckpin League.
The Washington times., 1935-10-17
THREE-WAY BATTLE LOOMS FOR LNTER-HIGH GRID TITLE
Pickups and
PutOutS

st. Mary's University football
team Of San Antonio, Texas,
which meets Catholic University
in the Griffith Stadium on the
night of October rs, plays two
other games in this section be-
before returning home st.
Mary's faces st. Thomas in
Scranton, Pa, on October 20 and
st. Vincent's College in Latrobe,
Pa, on November 2. Three
former West Virginia U. foot
ball stars, Bill Karr, Todd"
Goodwin and "Grub" Gordon.
are pastiming in professional
ranks .Karr is playing end for
the Chicago Bears, Goodwin is
an end with the New York
Giants and Gordon holds forth
at tackle for the Chicago Card
inals. this information is fur.
niShed by a "West Virginia fan"
Leo "Eggy" MOrrissey was
among the interested spectators
t ending The Washington
Times football clinic in the
Griffith Stadium last night. ).
Jack Hagerty, GeOrget0wn's
head football coach, and his
cO-captains, Joe Meglen and
Wally Heron, will be heard
over WMAL tomorrow at 6:15
p. M. they will discuss the
GOrgetown-Miam game in the
Griffith Stadium Saturday
afternoon.
The Washington times., 1935-10-17

the lack Of experience and polish,
while Western is too green to be
figured as a championship con-
tender this season.
But that schedule. Oddly
enough it is worked out to give
each Of the mentioned contenders
an "easy game" at times when
they will be most needed.
The first three contests should
find Tech, Central and Eastern
winning quite handily. Tech
opens against Roosevelt next
Tuesday. Central follows with a
meeting with Western while East
ern plays Roosevelt, october 20.
Tech vs.. Central
The first real important con-
test rolls into the picture next.
1t is between Tech and Central,
November l. It should rival any
of the Tech-Central classics of
the past, since this year the two
teams are marked for the cham
pionship, Central as most par
ticllar example, due to a veteran
lineup and a new idea it has
championship qualities.
Tech gets a breathing spell
after the Central game, meeting
Western as its next opponent,
November IL. But the Manual
Trainers will have a tough nut
to crack, November IL, when they
engage Eastern. It is quite DOS
Sible this contest will decide the
championship.
The Central-Eastern setto is
scheduled November is. This
should offer supporters of the
entire series more than the aver
age share of thrills, while it also
should rival the Tech-Central
game for color, topnotch playing
and all that sort of thing.
Easier Games
Both Eastern and Central will
have played easier games before
this meeting. Eastern will have
met Western, November 5 and
Central will have engaged Roose-
velt, November 8. On the dope,
both the Lincoln Parkers and
Mt. PleaSanterS are figured to be
on the winning side of the
ledger after these contests have
ended.
Squads at every one Of the
schools are tuning up rapidly for
the series now. Between now and
the start more and more work
will be accomplished-all in keep
ing with putting each team on
edge for stands" characteristic
Of each interhigh series.
The Washington times., 1935-10-17

Paul Babbington's pigeon set
the pace for the East Potomac
Clubs final young bird series race
from Roanoke, Va. Charles How
lin and F. WeiSbacker also won
Diplomas. Results:
The Washington times., 1935-10-17
FreshmenShame
Irish Varsity

NOTRE DAME, Ind, Oct. II.
Distressed at the manner in which
the frosh ran through the Notre
Dame varsity and second-stringers
with Pittsburgh plays yesterday.
Coach Elmer Layden planned an
other long session Of defensive
work for the Irish today.
Although blessed with a plenti.
tude of backs, Layden has fears
for his green forward wall. Frank
Kopczak was at the injured John
Michuta's post at right tackle
yesterday. Mike Layden was in
uniform, but did not get into the
scrimmage. His halfback position
was played by Chick Wojcihovski.
The Washington times., 1935-10-17
Devittmen PLAY
Trainers

Dewitt Prep gridders believe
they are finally prepared for a
banner season, after hours and
days spent in practicing, scrim-
maging and playing games.
Today the team meets the Ma
tional Training School eleven on
the latter's field at $3.50 p. m. It's
strongest lineup will go into
action, including the promising
zinkievich, the flashy Granier,
the defensive back. Askin; Bill
Cleveland, Ross McVey, John
Hardy and others.
The Upton Street lads have had
q difficult time getting started
this season due to the small field
in back Of the school. Therefore,
Coach Jim Mcnamara has vel.
coined scrimmages with rival
elevens and has hopes of schedul.
ing even more during the early
days Of each week tall elevens
please note).
Devitt'S next game is with Bulls
Prep, November 2, the site as yet
undecided. This contest is being
figured the most important of the
Dewitt schedule, since Bulls Prep
triumphed last year and Coach
McNamara's lads are anxious to
turn the tables.
Another outof-the-o ordinary game
is scheduled November % against
the Catholic University Frosh at
c. U. A victory over the Card
YearlingS would indeed be sweet
and it is the Upton Street teams
idea to point endlessly for such
an occurrence.