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Evening star., 1935-08-15
COSMOPOLITAN ELECTS
JUDGE MICHAEL DOYLE
Local Man Is Chosen Third Vice
President at Con-
vention.

Judge Michael NJ. Doyle, vice chair
man of the Board Of Public Welfare,
yesterday was elected third vice presi-
dent of Cosmopolitan International at
their annual convention in Milwaukee,
according to an Associated Press
dispatch.
Judge Doyle, who lives at 1899
Mckinley street, has been in law prac-
tice here since 1908. and was judge
of Municipal Court from 1914 to 1921
He was president of Cosmopolitan
International during 1922 and
Judge advocate from 1933-l935. Mil
waukee is his birthplace.
Gilbert R. Swink of Norfolk, Va,
was elected president.
Evening star., 1935-08-15
THE EVENING STAR wAsHeToN C. THURSDAY AUGUST Is 1885
Surviving are two brothers and a

Surviving are two brothers and a
sister, Col. John Baker White Of
Charleston, member of the State
Board Of Control; Christian White Of
Charleston and Mrs. Bessie Chew
Howard Of Baltimore and five chill
dren, OHM Baker White, ID; Charles
ton; Mrs. Leighton Cornwell, Wash
ington; Elizabeth, Baltimore; Roberta
and Robert. jr., Romney.
Evening star., 1935-08-15
Injury Fatal to Virginian.

An 1s-week fight for life ended late
last night in defeat for Clyde Wilson,
30, Of Marshall, Va. who died in
Emergency Hospital from injuries suf-
fered on March 80 when a tractor
overturned on him.
Evening star., 1935-08-15
ROBERT WHITE, FORMER
STATE SENATOR, DIES
West Virginian Succumbs to
Long Illness at 5o-Serv-
ices Saturday.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ROMNEY. w. Va, August l5.-
Former State Senator Robert White,
20, died at his home here early today
after a long illness. Funeral services
will be held from the home here
Saturday at 2 pm. Masonic rites
will be observed.
Mr.. White was a native of Hamp-
shire County, son of the late Capt.
Christian and Katherine Steel White.
He served four terms as prosecut-
ing attorney Of Hampshire County,
two terms in the State Senate from
the fifteenth district and had long
been active in Democratic politics.
Evening star., 1935-08-15
Supper to Aid Firemen.

VIENNA. Va, August IS Especially
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Vienna
Volunteer Fire Department will serve
a fried chicken dinner tomorrow at
the o. F. A Hall for the benefit of
the fire department.
Evening star., 1935-08-15
CORCORAN NAMED
{. H. F. A. TRUSTEE
Young R. F. c. Counsel and
Brain TruSter Gets
New Position.

Thomas G. Corcoran, young R. F.
G. counsel and the brain truster who
reputedly wrote the pending holding
company bill. the security act and
the stock exchange legislation, today
became a trustee of the reorganized
Electric Home and Farm Authority,
now operating on Nationwide basis
to supply family heads with credit
to electrify their homes.
Fiscal Offices for the E. H. F. A,
now incorporated under District laws,
have been set up at 1925 H street,
1t was announced this morning and
information Offices at 1000 Massa-
chusetts avenue Headquarters is at
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Other Officers Named.
Morris Cooke, administrator of the
Rural Electrication Administration,
was elected president of the agency;
Max O'Rell Truitt. solicitor of the
Reconstruction Finance Corp, gen.
eral counsel; William A. Weaver,
treasurer. and A. T. Hobson,' treas
urer.
Aside from Corcoran, the board Of
nine trustees includes Cooke, Glad
ding B. Colt, George R. Cooksey, Sam
Husbands, John K Mckee, Emil
Schram, Truitt and Morton McCart-
ney.
Corcoran made the headlines a
month ago when the House Lobby
Investigating Committee questioned
him concerning a charge by Repre-
sentative Brewster, Republican, of
Maine to the effect Corcoran threat
ened to prevent approval of the Pas
samaquoddy, Me-, tidal project if
Brewster refused to vote for the hold
ing company legislation.
The E. H. F. A. is ready to finance
on easy terms household purchases Of
electric refrigerators, electric ranges,
electric water heaters and electric
water pumps.
Plans Announced.
The organization makes no direct
loans to purchasers of the equipment,
but does purchase individual con-
tracts through dealers. The agency
announced:
Under the plan of operation en-
ployed up to this time and likely to
be followed at least in the main out
lines hereafter, consumers in the E. H.
F. A. financing areas have bought
their appliances and equipment from
dealers on low monthly payments.
The payments were collected by
the local utility or other central agency
and billed to the consumers with their
monthly charges for electricity.
The utility or other central agency
then forwarded the payments to E. H.
F. A. The dealer received his money
Immediately after the purchase was
completed, upon selling the consum-
er's paper to E. H. F. A. in accordance
with customary commercial financing
practice"
Evening star., 1935-08-15
POLICE TO NOMINATE
American Legion Post Will Select
Officers Tonight.

New officers will be nominated to-
night by Washington Police Post, No.
20. American Legion. at the annual
meeting at 9 O'Clock, at Odd Fellows
Hall, 4l9 Seventh street.
George H. Chrisman, commander,
asks all members not on duty to be
present.
Evening star., 1935-08-15
Text Left for Landlord.

only He knows whittier we 90" was
the text which greeted q Dunfermline,
Scotland, landlord when he entered
a house vacated by a tenant.
Evening star., 1935-08-15
WAR ON GRASSH0PPERS
Street Sweepers May Be Enlisted
in Saskatchewan.

REGINA, Saskatchewan. August Is
R.-Street sweepers were proposed
yesterday to combat millions of grass
hoppers.
J. M. Craig, city parks Superin-
tendent, suggested the machines be
used to sweep the 'hoppers from
highways to help avert further crop
damage Roads were covered north
and east of Regina and farms were
invaded.
Evening star., 1935-08-15
Utility Study Planned.

A German government official will
make a two-year study Of public utili-
ties for the government of Afghani-
stan.
Evening star., 1935-10-20
KENTUCKY CRUSHED,
23-TO-0, BY AUBURN
Winners Score in Every Period
as They Greatly Excel Foe
in Offensive.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, October 19.-
T An inspired Auburn line rose to
great heights today to smash Ken
tucky's vaunted offense, sent fleet
backs scampering down the field to
win, % to 0, and crush the hopes Of
the Wildcats in their bid for South
eastern Conference title.
Auburn scored in every period, al
ternating touchdowns with field goal
in the second quarter from the toe OF
Haygood Paterson, giant tackle.
johnson and Davis, Kentucky's
touchdown twins, were stopped cold by
the defense displayed by Auburn's en-
tire forward wall. although johnson
directed a strong passing attack until
he was forced out of the game in the
third quarter after he was tackled Vi
ciously.
Auburn led, IL to 9, in first downs.
but held a wide lead in yards gained
from scrimmage, running up 3l5 to
KentIIckV'S %
Evening star., 1935-10-20
GENERALS THWART
14.YEAR-0LD JINX
Hometown Boy Nemesis as Centre
Falls Before w. and L. in
14-to-7 Battle.
By the Associatet Press


T OUISVILLE, KY, october 19.-
Fortified by superior kicking.
Washington and Lee today smashed
the 14-year-old jinx held by the Pray
ing Colonels of Centre College, win
ming, IA to 7, before rainy day
crowd of 1000.
Joe Arnold, who left Danville, Va.
to enroll at Washington and Lee, gave
his fellow townsmen good reason to
wish he had stayed home.
A kicking. hard-running quarter
back, Arnold got his hands on the ball
on the sixth play of the game.
smashed through left tackle, cut back
to the right and sifted through the
entire Centre team 47 yards to a
touchdown.
Three plays previously. Bonino,
Washington and Lee right tackle,
blocked Bartlett's kick, and Bartlett
recovered out of bounds behind his
own goal line for safety.
In the third period. Arnold paved
the way for another touchdown by the
Generals by slipping around his own
left end % yards.
With the game less than five min
utes from the final gun. Bob Kidd,
substitute pivot man for the Colonies,
reached into the air and grabbed the
slippery pigskin as Arnold lost 1t when
he hit the stubborn Centre line. Kidd
broke through the surprised Generals
and raced rs yards to the goal.
Evening star., 1935-10-20
EMORY AND HENRY
UPSETS RICHMOND
Virtually Knocks Spiders Out
Of Virginia Title Running
With 14.6 Defeat.

By the Associated Press.
p ICHMOND, Va, October 19.-
- Emory and Henry's alert and
scrapping Wasp team downed favor
ed University of Richmond eleven for
the second straight year and virtually
knocked the Spiders out of the State
championship race this afternoon be-
fore 5000 spectators. The score was
IA to 6.
The Wasps scored in the second
period on quick advance from mid
field.
Richmond evened the count at the
beginning of the third when Barty
Tenore ran So yards around end for
touchdown. Both placements were
wide.
The Emory and Henry team, charg-
ing hard, scored safety in the third
to forge ahead, 8-6,. when Tenore
fumbled punt and was downed be-
hind his goal and applied the finish
ing touch in the last quarter when
Dyer intercepted pass from Robert
son and ran 40 yards for a touchdown.
Line-upS and SUMMARY.
Evening star., 1935-10-20
RAMS NAIL VANDY
TO VENT SPLEEN
Stung by Purdue, Fordham
Comes Back Strong to
Whip Commodores.
BY the Associated Press.


N yEW YORK, October 19.-The
N hapless Rams of Fordham
VI kicked all about the foot
L ball lot by Purdue last week
took it out on Vanderbilt today b.
trimming the land-sailing Commo-
dores from the South, 13 to 7, in a
hard fought battle at the Polo
Grounds. Twenty thousand fans
turned out.
Striking while they still were boil
ing from the Purdue rout, the Rams
put on a red-hot first quarter to
score twice and threaten for a time
to turn the proceedings into a mas
sacre. From there on they were held
scoreless. The visitors counted their
one touchdown in the fourth, and
seemed headed for a second until an
unlucky tumble halted what had all
the earmarks of victory march.
Capt. Joe Maniaci and Francis
Mautte, together with a substitute
back named Joe Woitkoski, stood out
in the Fordham offensive.
Fordham might have scored still
another touchdown in fancy last
minute bid had not a fine 45-yard
run by John Lock- a substitute full
back, been called back just as the
final whistle blew.
Evening star., 1935-10-20
FLORIDA BATTERED
BY OLE MISS, 27-6
'Gators Mark Up Only Touchdown
Scored This Year Against
Its Conqueror.
~ the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
UNIVERSITY, Miss. October 19.-
~ Mississippi q. overpowered Flori-
da here today, ~ to 6.
Ole Miss exhibited three scoring aces
In Ray Hapes, Chester Bernard and
Rab Rodgers.
Bernard, sub for c. Hapes, was re-
sponsible for Mississippfs final marker
when he broke through a scattered
Florida defense late in the final Pc
riod after receiving q kickoff within
the shadow of his own goal and raced
B5 yards, placing the ball on the Flori-
da 10, where pass to Poole netted
the score q moment later.
Florida's lone touchdown, the first
scored against Ole Miss this year, came
as o result of a ls-yard pass from
Chase to Mayberry.
Evening star., 1935-10-20
VIRGINIA FINALLY
SCORES GR|D.W|N
After Two Losses, as Many
Ties, Cavaliers Trounce
st. Johns, 1870.
B the Associated Press.

~ HARLOTTESVILLE. Va. Oc-
tober 19.-Virginia defeated
st. Johns, 18 to 0, today to
~ break into the victory column,
after two scoreless ties and two de-
feats. Five thousands saw the Cava-
liers alternate spectacular runs and
brilliant passes with frequent fumbles
and numerous misplays that drew
penalties.
Alexis McGrath's flashy 85-yard re-
turn of the opening kickoff permitted
Harry Martin to score for the Cava-
Iers in the first minute of play Mar
tin counted again in the first quarter,
but thereafter the VirginianS were ur-
able to rush their way across the St.
Johns goal, Capt. John Legs counting
the third touchdown on a pass inter-
ception.
Time and again the Virginians
rushed and passed their way deep into
the visitors territory. Several times
st. Johns rallied and thrust back the
Cavaliers, and other scoring chances
were lost through fumbles or penalties.
Evening star., 1935-10-20
BUCKNELL DEFEATS
GREEN TERROR, 80
Dobie's 15-Yard Dropkick Does
Trick-Punting Duels Mark
Hard-Fought Game.

BY the Associated Press.
RALT1MoRE, october l9.-Bucknell
its attack unable to function
against stubborn Western Maryland
defense, eked out 3-to-0 victory over
the Terrors here today.
Walter Dobie, Bison guard, drop
kicked 15-yard field goal for the
score late in the third period. A poor
kick gave the opportunity.
The game was slow but nard-
fought battle, with the teams en-
gaging in frequent punting dueis in
which Bucknell held the advantage.
Western Maryland's attack failed to
click throughout the contest, Witn the
Terrors registering first downs to II
for the Bisons. Their only scoring
opportunity. after the opening kick
off, was ruined by a tumble.
The victory was Bucknells fourth
over Western Maryland in the seven
game series the teams have played
I,ine-lIns and summary:
Evening star., 1935-10-20
OHIO STATE LEAPS
FIRST BIG HURDLE
Defeats Northwestern, 28.
7, on Way to Grid Title
in Midwest Loop.
By the Associated Press.

~ OLUMBUS, Ohio, October 1s.-
Ohio State hurdled the first
obstacle today in the path 1t
~ hopes will lead to the West
ern Conference championship by up
setting surprisingly rugged North
western eleven, % to Z.
The Ohioans hoped into the lead
early, scoring a pair of touchdowns
in the first period on passes from
tiny "Tippy" Dye to Dick Heekin and
Frank Boucher, the starting half
backs.
The third Ohio touchdown was a
personal masterpiece manufactured
by Jumping Joe" Williams. sensa-
tional sophomore from Barberton.
Evening star., 1935-10-20
HOWARD STOPPED
BY VIRGINIA STATE
Briscoe, Washington Youth
Heads Attack as Bison
Slate Is Marred.

A FORMER local colored high
~ school star led in handing
~ Howard University's foot ball
4 \ team its first defeat of the year
yesterday, when Virginia State Col
lege of Petersburg, Va, scored twice
to trim the Bisons, 1870, in the How
ard Stadium.
Red" Briscoe, who received his
first grid training in scholastic ranks
in this city, was the halfback who
proved unstopable by the hitherto un-
beaten Bisons. Together with Ed Bal
ley, he led an early attack from the
opening kickoff to within 10 yards Of
Howard's goal, which, however, was
stopped without damage to the locals.
Evening star., 1935-10-20
Maryland Beats W. Long Drive american Repuk Coast Guard 6
Huskies Sadden
Cougars Coach

BY the Associated Press.
DULLMAN, Wash, october l9.-
i Washington Huskies continued
undefeated in their drive for Pa
cific Coast Conference foot ball
honors here today, defeating
powerful Washington State eleven,
81 to 0, before q crowd Of 10000.
1t was the first defeat the Cou-
gars had suffered on their home
field since Coach Babe Hollingbery
became mentor 10 years ago.
On the first play Of the game,
Byron Haines, Husky half, dashed
70 yards for touchdown.
After that the Huskies never wei
in danger.
Evening star., 1935-10-20
GRIDDER DIES IN GAME.
Heart Attack Fatal to Grove City
High School Guard.

GROVE CITY, Pa, October 19 CE0.
Sudden death of young Grove City
guard brought an abrupt end today to
the Grove City-Sharon High School
foot ball game.
Frank Wolford, II, a senior, emerged
from scrimmage. took step and
fell. He was pronounced dead from
heart attack, He was a son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Wolford of near
Grove City.
The game was called with Sharon
leading, 7-6, near the end of the
first half.
Evening star., 1935-10-20
ARNDES, CLARK PERFORM
Former Scholastic Grid Stars on
Police Boys Eleven.

Two former scholastic stars will be
In the starting lineup of the 150-
pound Police Boys Club eleven, which
opens its season against Delta Mu Sig
ma at 3 o'clock today on the Friends
School field. Bobbie Clark, former
Eastern High lineman, and Henry
Arndes, all-prep tackle while with ST.
Johns last year, are the two upon
whom Coach Morris Fox is counting.
All players of the No. S police team
are requested to report at the precinct
at noon to obtain new uniforms.
Evening star., 1935-10-20
Score on Aerial.

PUT the visitors duplicated the drive
- in the second quarter and, with
Leslie Craddock lending hand, again
put the ball on Howard's l0-yard
mark. Finding the BisonS' line i'm
pregnable, Graves tipped a pass to
Estes, who had only to step across the
goal line for the first score. Lambert
converted with an of-tackle plunge.
Briscoe's three runs we're directly
responsible for the other touchdown
in the last quarter, gains of 10, 6 and
9 yards featuring the drive from mid
field. Bailey skirted Howard'S left end
for the score.
The visitors showed a well-rounded
attack. functioning behind near-per-
feet interference throughout the
game.
Evening star., 1935-10-20
Colgate's Magic
Ruins Lafayette
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
EASTON, Pa, october l9-Col-
gate hopelessly outclaSsed La
fayette, to run up 81 points and
hand the Maroon its worst defeat
in years.
Lafayette failed to score, al
though Coach Andy Kerr sent
practically his entire squad into the
game.
The famed lateral passing attack
of Colgate was worked to perfec-
ton as bewildered Lafayette team
tried vainly to find the ball car
rier and then bring him down.
Evening star., 1935-10-20
MT. ST. MARY'S TIED.

GETTYSBURG, Pa, October 10 CP.
Mount st. Mary's men of the noun
tain, outweighing the Gettysburg Bull
lets more than Is pounds to a man,
were held to a 7-to-7 tie today In
the twenty-sixth meeting between the
teams.
Evening star., 1935-10-20
Williams Gets Busy.
WILLIAMS started his touchdown
w poroda Uith q 02.vord io,lp

"IIL1AMS started his touchdown
w parade with a 23-yard jaunt
around right end, just as the first
period closed On the next play he
cut through tackle for 5. Johnny
Beteridge helped out with a jaunt to
the 35, then Joe put the ball under
his arm and went over right tackle
for the 35 yards and the touchdown.
Northwestern scored in the second
on a lateral from Duvall to Hearn,
who scored standing up.
Ohio's last marker came in the final
period when Pincura passed to
Antenucci for the score
The contest was viewed by 1886.
Evening star., 1935-10-20
Dick Drives to Touchdown
Cass, Carlo Games Star.

THE Washington boy in the visitors
lineup. Mark Whalen. played a
sterling game, but outstanding of the
GuardSmen was Bill CaSs, who did
the kicking, passing, most Of the run
ming and the receiving. He also per-
formed bravely on defense, checking
the Eagles aerial efforts.
Capt. Joe Carlo did well at tackle
for American until a cash over his
right eye forced his removal midway
of the second quarter. He returned to
the game in the third period. however,
to direct good playing line. Chick
Yaickel, while replacing Carlo. har-
ried the Coast Guard passers.
Wiueuuk and Summary
Evening star., 1935-10-20
GEORGIA RETAINS
CLEAN GRID SLATE
0utgained, but Packs Punch
at Right Times, Beating
N. C. State, 1870.
BY the Associated Press.

Dy Iuc ASSOCIdkCA EICsSs
~ ALEIGH. N. c.. October 19-
- Georgia's Bulldogs of the
Southeastern Conference scor-
ed twice over a battling North
Carolina State Wolfpack here today
to win, 13 to 0, and continue their
record of being unbeaten and united
this year.
Al Minot, Georgia halfback, paved
the way for the first Bulldog tally
when he electrified crowd of II 900
by streaking SO yards after he slipped
through right guard on the last play
of the first quarter. Glenn johnson
went in for Minot and scored standing
up. Bond added the point from place
ment.
Gets Easy Touchdown.
GEORGIA'S second tally was cinch.
~ Nick Hayden. State substitute back,
tried an end run in the third period
and when he was snagged by a Georgia
forward he attempted a pass. The
ball went straight into the arms of
johnson. who ran 38 yards to score
again. Bonds placement missed.
State presented a stonewall defense
most Of the remainder of the game
and the Bulldogs showed an i'm
pregnable front twice to repluse Wolf
pack threats which carried to within
10 yards of the goal
Georgia made only S first downs,
compared with IA for State, but the
Bulldogs had the punch to score where
State did not.
Evening star., 1935-10-20
SHOREMEN WIN AGAIN
Hopkins Is Washington College S
Victim in 100 Game.

CHESTERTOWN. Md, october 10
@.-Washington College wore down
a stubborn Johns Hopkins eleven fee
three periods today, then pushed over
a touchdown and field goal in the
final quarter to win, 10 to 0, and keep
its string of victories unbroken since
the first of 1884.
A 10-yard pass. Huffman to Salter,
earned the touchdown.
Tignor, Washington guard, kicked
the field goal from the 44-yard line.
Evening star., 1935-10-20
Line-Ups and Summary:
KNOX STREAK BROKEN
Tied by Lawrence After Three
Straight Grid Victories.

GALESBURG, H., october 10 R.-
That Knox victory string-three
straight wins after 81 consecutive de
feats-was broken today as the sons
of Siwash battled to 6-6 tie with
Lawrence College.
Evening star., 1935-10-20
Line-ups and Summary.
Score by PERIODS

Touchdown - Dick Field goal = Cass
Maize for Britton, Yaeckel for Carlo.
Rhodes for Applegate. Carlo for Benscotter
Coast Guard-Blouin for Waldron, Mas
tiers for Smith. Waldron for Bloutn. Tom
linson for Schereschewsky. Schroeder for
Land Winstead for Lafferty: Davis for
Cass. Referee-Orrell Mitchell. Upplre-
Joe Mitchell. Head linesman-FranS
Trundle.
Evening star., 1935-10-20
TEXAS GETS REVENGE.

AUSTIN, Tex, October 19 R).-
University of Texas today avenged a
singing defeat of last year by turn
ing back Centenary, 10 to 13, in a
bruising game.
Evening star., 1935-10-20
All.America Pair
On Husker Staff
T University OF NEBRASKA

UNIVERSITY OF NEbHhohA
has two homegrown" all
America men on its foot ball
coaching staff. Ed Weir, coach Of
the Cornhusker freshman gridders,
won the honor as a Nebraska
tackle in 1924 and 1925 and Law
renee Ely, who helps with the
varsity "B" team, was all-America
center in 1882.
Evening star., 1935-10-20
Line-ups and Summary.

. TouchdoWn = St0nebraker. Substitute
tions: " M. Ends. Tetzlaff, White;
brown; backs: Campbell, Bair. Witt.
Maryland-End, Ennis guards. Fletcher,
Wolfe; backs Sachs, Headley. Referee
Mr.. Carrington (Virginia). Umpire-Mr.
Perry (Sewanee). Head linesman-Mr.
Hackney North Cardinal. Field Judge
Mr.. Hutter virginia..
Evening star., 1935-10-20
SCHOOL GRIDDER DIES.

TAVARES, Fla, october 10 CP).-
Horace Weaver, Is. high school foot
ball player, died today of complica-
tions resulting from injuries received
in a game played october 10.
Evening star., 1935-10-20
SHEPHERD, POTOMAC TIE
Lone Scoring Threat Halted by
Keyser Team Near Goal.

SHEPHERDSTOWN W. Va, Octo-
Der 19.-Shepherd State Teachers Col
lege foot ball team and the Potomac
State eleven of Keyser. w. Va, played
to a scoreless tie today in their annual
meeting.
Shepherd threatened in the first
quarter with runs and passes. but was
halted on the 5-yard line. Line-ups:
Evening star., 1935-10-20
Line-Ups and Summary.

Touchdowns-Isner CD. Morlock (2I
Wilhelm (2) Herman (2) Peters and Akin
Points after touchdown-Peters C4.
Murray, Hohmeister (placements) Substi-
tutions: Shenandoah = Hamerich. Pitzer,
Darling Garrett Jorishie. Harold HarriSs,
Elliott, Kramer Vaughn Gallaudet-
Brown: Drake. Hoehm. Referee-Mr Co.
hill Washington. Umpire-Mr. Simpson
lLoyola). Field judge-Mr. Peake ~.
P. II.
Evening star., 1935-10-20
MOrlOck Scores Twice.

SHENANDOAH drew first blood when
- Wilhelm tipped lateral to Her
man, who scooted around left end for
20 yards to score standing up. A 81
yard pass from Morlock to Bob Muir
ray placed the ball in dangerous ter
ritory again and after two line stabs
Isner pushed the oval over from the
2-yard line.
Morlock annexed the next two
touchdowns for the VirginianS with
end runs of IL and Is yards and
Wilhelm weaved his way As yards to
tally. Isner added the next two with
short bucks over center.
Herman, Bill Peters and Wilhelm
ended the miserable Gallaudet day by
adding three touchdowns in the final
period. Peters. who was yanked from
his tackle post to take over fullback
duties in the fourth quarter, also
booted four points from placement.
Line IJnS and Summary
Evening star., 1935-10-20
ROMNEY PASSES TELL.

SHEPHERDSTOWN, w. Va, Octo-
ber 19.-The local high school eleven
lost 19-to-6 verdict to Romney CIV.
Va) High. Passing won for Romney.