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Evening star., 1936-10-03
bURMAN IS MARK
FOR JOHN LEWIS
Light-Heavy Champ Pops
Red for Technical K. O.
in Second Round.
Hy the Associated Press.

- HICAGO, October 3-What-
1 ever hopes Clarence lRed
I Burman held of climbing to
~ front rank as . heavyweight
contender were badly dented today
from the smashing. busy fists of John
Henry Lewis OF Phoenix, Ariz., world
light-heavyweight boxing champion.
More than IL 900 spectators who at
tended the Chicago Stadium's card.
which opened the Fall and Winter
ring season here last night, saw Lewis
drop the Baltimore, Nd. red head
three times in the first round and then
stop him for a technical knockout in
the second. 1t was q non-title bout.
with Burman, q protege Of Jack Demp-
sey. weighing l76h and Lewis l7sh.
Only the bell saved Burman. who
previously had won four straight
matches here. from q first-round
knockout. A blast of punches from
the Negro champion draped the Bal
timore fighter on the ropes as the
bell sounded. Burman was dropped
twice quickly in the second round with
two rights to the head. Rising garnely.
Burman ran into another furry Of
rights and lefts. A fnal shot to the
chin sent him down again, and after
the towel fiuttered into the ring. Bur-
man had to be dragged to his corner.
Lewis, who is aiming at . match
with Detroit's Brown Bomber" Joe
Louis. will leave soon for England.
where he will engage in several
matches
Evening star., 1936-10-03
THREE D. c. TEAMS
MAKE BOW TODAY
Hoyas, Cards and Eagles in
Games Here-First Two
Highly Favored.

- GEORGETOWN, Catholic Uni
versity and American Uni
versity were to make their
1886 foot ball bows in games
here today, while Maryland was at
Roanoke to play Virginia Tech in its
second tilt and its initial Southern
Conference affair.
Georgetown was to entertain Della
ware at Grif1th Stadium, Shenandoah
invaded Brookland to oppose Catholic
U. and American U. was to play host
to Washington College at Roosevelt
Field. All of the local contests were
slated for 2:30.
Hoyas. Cards Rate High.
GEORGETOWN and Catholic o.
we're highly favored, the latter
being likely to run up as big score as
it pleases. but American u. was a de-
cided underdog in its game with the
team from the Eastern Shore of Mary
land.
Maryland was held to have no bet
ter than an even chance of taking
the measure of Virginia Tech.
Georgetown, due to have its best
team In years, will present q mainly
veteran outfit; Catholic u, rated by
many as the best eleven hereabouts,
has power all along the line; American
U. was struck blow by the loss Of five
of the gridders it had banked upon
and Is facing highly capable small
college team, while Maryland, still
with line problems, particularly at the
tackles, is battling squad that was
picked in the preseason dope as being
the best in the Old Dominion.
Evening star., 1936-10-03
ALEXANDRIA CROWN
SUNDAY tilt STAKE
Celt. Kendrick Mines to Battle
for Laurels-0ld Dominions
Will Bowl.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
A LEXANDRIA, Va. October s.
Alexandria's base ball Champion
ship will be decided here tomorrow
when the ST. Mary's Celtics and the
Kendrick mines meet at Baggett's Sta
dunn in Q game designed for that
purpose.
Although the Kendrick nine will
have the same players that carried it
to q successful season, the Celtics will
import several. Among them Is Doc
Driefus. now pitching with Manassas.
who has been signed to hurl sunday.
Lacy, who has seen service with Al
bany of the international League, will
pitch for Kendrick.
Meade Kendrick. local sportsman
and ball team sponsor, has taken
over the Virginia A. c. foot ball team.
Kendrick also Is planning 10 'ponsor
q basket ball team.
The Old Dominion Boat Clubs bowl
ing league will start Tuesday night
at the Health Center alleys with six
teams. Denton Hoy Is president OF
the loop and the team captained by
Jimmy Blake is the defending cham
pion.
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;&,SSte9l9&hM&Mc3 &,SSte
W. By WRMsC4llu~ -

caps between 10 and "A. inclusive.
Mrs. Amick turned in . score Of 9S
with . handicap Of IA for q net Of
81 to disrupt q tie which had existed
for an hour out there at Manor be-
tween Mrs. Allan c. Minnix OF Co
lumbia and Mrs. r. 8. Low Of Army
Navy. Mrs. Minnix had s7-l5-82.
and Mrs. Low scored 100-1S-S2.
Fer IN hour these two sat on
the anxious seat until Mrs.
Amiek came in with the win
ming score.
Mrs. Low won the draw to decide
the tie.
Other leading scorers were Mrs.
r. p. Huff, Kenwood, ss-1e-s3;
Mrs. 8. X. Robinson, Army-Navy,
100-16-S4; Mrs. Stephen De La
Mater, Kenwood, 106-22-84. Gross
Evening star., 1936-10-03
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR

A FTER nine years as American
League batting champion. Ty
Cobb surrendered his title to Iris
Speaker, both men having played
their last games of the 1916 cam
paign. Speakers 1874 average left
i'm IL points ahead of Cobb. Joe
jackson of Chicago was the loops
third best hitter, with a mark of
.341.
The Mats last chance of finish
ing In the first division faded when
they lost to New York. 5-l. The
highest position that Washington
can gain now is q f1fth-place tie
with the Yankees, and this can
only be gained by taking the re-
naming two games OF the series.
Less than 500 fans saw the game
at the Polo Grounds.
George Washington has sched-
uled st. Johns of Annapolis for a
game this week end to be played
Saturday morning. Members OF
both teams will see the George
town-Navy game at the Naval
Academy in the afternoon. Pep
per, former Western High School
star, Is expected to start at quar-
terback for the Buff and Blue.
Evening star., 1936-10-03
HORSE SHOW RECORD
st. Louis Event Draws ID, $50 Paid
Gate at One Session.

st. Louis Event Draws ID, $50 Paid
Gate at One Session.
ST. LOUIS, October (P.-St.
Louis today claimed the national rec
ord for attendance at horse show.
w. T. Treadway. manager of the st.
Louis National Horse Show. which
ends tonight, said 1880 paid ad-
missions last night tops all previous
records in this country. He attributed
the large crowds throughout the week
to q variety Of factors, giving much
credit to spectacular exhibitions Of the
Canadian Royal Mounted Police troop
on their first business" trip to this
country.
Last nights heavy winner was
Frances M. Dodge Of Rochester, Mich,
daughter of the late automobile manu-
facturer. However, the feature COM
petitive event was the hunter class,
won by Mrs. Donald Ordway's Appe-
tizer from Augusta, Mich. Another
Ordway entry placed third in this
event,
Evening star., 1936-10-03

years results marked three
victories OF interhigh foot ball
~ teams over outside" foes yes
terday. as Eastern repeated over Con-
zaga, Western bettered tie with st.
Johns and Central turned the tables
on its 1885 conoueror, Washington
Lee of Ballston. Va.
But while the Lincoln Parkers again
were scoring over the Purple, the final
result was only by the margin Of kick
after touchdown, 1912, in contrast to
the 1870 rout scored by the Fasteners
last year.
Western, held to a 90 tie by the
Little Cadets last year. rushed its in
jured ace. Morris Snead, into the game
in the last Ave minutes to score the
only touchdown of the game and give
the Red and White a TO victory.
Central. conversely. scored the only
touchdown of It's game with Washing
ton-Lee In the first quarter for TO
triumph.
Playing without its three regular
backs. Gonzaga more than held its own
with the Light Blue and White, only
Kirk Millar's placement after East
ern's first touchdown In the opening
quarter giving victory to the hosts.
Fifteen hundred fans saw Gonzaga
match Eastern touchdown for touch
down in the first three periods. with
both of the latter resulting from long
sensational runs. Roy Michael stepped
80 yards for the first six-pointer of the
game. while AL Kidwell intercepted a
Gonzaga pass to dash the same dis
tance for q score in the third period.
Evening star., 1936-10-03

prize In the higher handicap division
went to Mrs. c. p. Medley Of Manor
with . "a.
As expected Marion Brown. the
Manor girl star. won the gross award
in the low handicap division with .
good card Of 81. Mrs. L. G.. Pray,
also Of Manor, won the net award
with SS-6-e2, followed by Mn. Leo
Walper of Kenwood, with 86-3-S3.
and Mrs. Helen J. simons Of Manor.
with sl-7-S4.
A REALLY scrappy final round may
"a come out Of that Manor Club
championship whose match play phase
started today. OF course the two
have to win three matches apiece but
It wouldn't be any upset Of the dope
to zee Harry Pitt, the 1885 champ,
and Manor's beloved Moose" in there
against Bobby Brovnell. the 17-year-
old kid who won the District title at
Manor 4 few weeks ago.
Down In the third flight Q battle
Of near champions and scrappers
found Dave Thomson, green's chair.
man. licking Jim Cosgrove, District
Golf Association vice president, on
the twenty-Arst hole. 4
Evening star., 1936-10-03
MARANVILLE MAY PILOT

MONTREAL October 3 LP.-Rabbit
Maranville, former star major league
shortstop, is being considered for the
post as manager Of the Montreal
Royals of the International League.
according to word received from Hector
Racine, club president who is in New
York.
Maranville managed the Elmira club
of the New York-Pennsylvania League
during the past season.
Evening star., 1936-10-03
After Dorothy Hurd's Mark.

HER other objective Is an ambition
= few golfers-men or women
have achieved. A victory over Mrs.
Crews will make Miss Barton the Sec
ond woman to win both major cham
pionships the same year. Dorothy
Campbell, now Mrs. Hurd, came from
Scotland in 1909 and won our cham
pionship after capturing the British
crown. In the mems division only
Harold Hilton, q Briton; Bob Jones
and Lawson Little have turned the
trick.
This is the eleventh straight year
Mrs. Crews has competed in the ma
tional championship. She lost s and 4
to Miriam Burns Horn In the 1927
final and five times was defeated in
the third round. At 20, and with
flock of titles to her credit at one
time or another, Maureen still is one
of the countrys outstanding golfers.
The matter Of style may largely in
fluence this first international final
since Gladys Ravenscroft of England
defeated Marion Hollins in 1918. Con-
trary to the style we'll publicized as
being English, Miss Barton is no low
hitter. no player Of pitch and run
shots.
Evening star., 1936-10-03
Foot Ball Scores

LOCAL.
George washington. 80: Zion; o.
Central. 9: Washington-Lee, 0.
Eastern. 13; Gonzaga. IL.
Western, 8: st, Johns, o.
Gilman. 80; st. Adams. o.
EAST.
Duquesne. -: Rice. o.
Temple, l2: Mississippi. z.
Bucknell, 20: Lebanon Valley. 0.
Manhattan. SO; Niagara. q.
Marshall 81: Valparaiso. 0.
sis. taansnA Tsssh'Ts
Waynesburs. 8: St. Vincent. v.
SOUTH.
Mercer. 90: oslethorpe. 8.
Tampa. o: Miami. O.
Loyola. IL: BIRMINGHAM Southern s.
soath GeoTs. Tesehers, ssiPp' Efskine g.
Louisiana Tech. Al; West Tennessee
ouachits, Al: Louisiana Collese. o.
Apprentice School. II: Hampd.n-
Cumberland. 13: Bethel. q.
Middle Tennessee Teachers, 12: Alabama
Delta State Teachers, So: Arkansas
Louisiana Normal 6; Magnolia A. d
NJ. D.
MIDWEST
Depsul. g: St. Louis u, O.
Drake, 63; Coe. q.
Xavier. 46: Adrian. q.
Baldwin wallace. As John Carroll, :.
Muskinsum. 26: Denison, l3.
Michisa1 Normal. II: Northern State
RofsS Rosns p.so..: y,sss a5 g.: rsnn; MoorS..a
North North ,L Dakota ta,l State Is; c1neordia' o.
ST.. Cloud Teachers. {; Eau Claire Teach
River Falls Teachers. o; La Crosse
Duluth Teachers 3; Superior Teach.
erS. q.
ASsgsa4,s ASsgpstans r. r. s:s,asks ssp.r WESLEYAN T.
Kansas WESLEYAN. =: Bethany. 2.
ST. St'isn Sen.diets s waa% E@Dofis 1sSf Teach.r,
Arkansas Poly. 81; Pittsburs tKsns)
W,TTsnsouE: Teachers 20 ,.csat osntr.
Chillicothe B: c., 8: Culver-stockton. o.
0n.n..,i omahs ~ sS Wayne State ss.r Tssehsrs g
Hope 90: olivet. o.
Peru Teachers, o: Doane. 9.
st. Ambrose, 49, Central. Z.
Midland. 3: York. q.
Northland. q: Jordan. O.
o%sss0un' otsss 9, II VILLAIN fhG,a Tss':I's y:s:
SOUTHWEST.
Hs.'IS ss. S.piso Rsyn. Norma. a Tr2asy as For. Levi.
Hendrix. z: Monticello A. & NJ. q.
Louisiana Normal. 8; MAGNOLIA A. 4
Northwest Oklahoma Teachers. 1s: Pan
Sam Houston, rs: East Central Okla
homa Teachers O.
southwest Oklahoma Teachers. o: Okla
'W West Texas teachers. .: Texa. wes-
sehreineg Institute. 20; Southwest Texas
John Tsrieton. -: Cameron Agsies. 6.
Southeast Oklahoma Teachers. 10; Ba-
cone Indians. z.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN.
Denver, =: Colorado College, 2.
Greeley State. IL: Wyoming. :.
Nevada. 21: University Of Idaho South
ern Branch), 12.
FAR WEST.
q. c. L. 4. 30: Montana. n.
Linfeld. z: College of Puget Sound, Z.
Lewiston Normal. 13: Whitworth, 6.
Evening star., 1936-10-03
ST. AlBANS IS LOSER

With only two regulars Of last years
team in the lineup. st. Adams foot BAL
team took . $50 licking yesterday on
its own field from the strong Gilman
Prep eleven of Baltimore. Capt. Ca,y
Grayson. quarterback. and Jack Marsh.
guard, were the only experienced
players on the team.
st. Adams tackles another Baltimore
team next Friday. when it meets Boys
Latin at Baltimore. The rest of the
Saints schedule il as follows: October
is, Woodrow Wilson; "a. Church Farm
School of Philadelphia; 80, Georgetown
Prep; November 8, st. Christopher's ct
Richmond; Is. Landon Prep at Landon;
z. st. James School ut Hagerstown.
Evening star., 1936-10-03
Statistics.
Fights Last Night
~ the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. - John Henry Lewis,
1881, Phoenix. Ariz., stopped Clar-
ence (Red) Burman, 176K, Baltimore,
Md ca.
SAN DIEGO-Baby Jack Thomas,
i411a, Houston, Tex, and Frenchy
Proulx, I45, Chicago, drew Q0).
ATLANTIC CITY.-Johnny Hutch
inson, 127, Philadelphia. won on tech
nical knockout over Johnny De Foe,
1881, New York 90.
PHILADELPHIA Hassett,
1914, outpointed Terry . Mitchell,
1874, Brooklyn QO.
PROVIDENCE. r. Ralph Zen
nelli, IA, Providence, won on tech
nical knockout over Eddie Holmes,
14234, Providence ca.
Evening star., 1936-10-03
WILLIAMS WHIPS ELEY
Sullivan and Tinsley Box ORA W
in Co-Feature of Show.

Billy Eley, twice conqueror of Gene
Buffalo here, lost some of his former
prestige last night when he was sound
.ly beaten by Lambertine williams Of
Baltimore in an all-colored boxing
show at Turner'S Arena. Adjudged
the loser Of only one round, the third,
Williams was given a technical knock
out in the eighth when Eley could
hardly see, his right eye being cut and
his left rapidly closing.
In the co-feature, Kid (Tiger) Sui
livan of Baltimore and Joe Tinsley OF
Denver fought 10 rounds to a draw,
although the decision was roundiy
booed. Tinsley had seemed to out
smart the Baltimorean in infightms
throughout the fight. In the pre-
liminaries, Cyclone Sammy williams
took a e-round decision from Prince
Albert, Kid Howie knocked out Kid
Chris in the nth and Kid Green
knocked out X. o. Clarke in the third.
Evening star., 1936-10-03
WILL SWIM AND DANCE.

Swimming athletes Of Federal Gov
ernment agencies will swim and dance
at the Shoreham Hotel tonight, the
meet starting at O'Clock and the
dance in the west ball room at 10
O'Clock. After three previous meets.
Ernie Boggs Of Federal Communica-
tions is leading the drive for the
mems trophy. while Alice Deming OF
the Labor Department is ahead Of the
women.
Evening star., 1936-10-03

w vASHINGTON'S biggest
club championship tour.
NV ney Is coming up little
Y Y more than . week hence.
It's the Columbia Country Club
championship and If the thing runs
true to form this year it will look
again like an invitation tournament
instead of . mere club title tourney.
The Columbia event takes on all
the sraces and appurtenances Of old
home week at the club each year, but
this it will be played . little differ
emily. A medal round viii be fol.
lowed by four match rounds in seven
flights That's usual. but instead
of crowding the matches into two
days they will be spread over four
days. A dinner for club members
on the night of October II will wind
I'D the show, and what . show it u.
DY THE TIME that tournament Is
- over Fred Mcleod and Red Bana-
gan are ready to 90 away for long.
long rest, for they don't merely have
flights and consultations. They have
defeated eights, defeated fours and
even sometimes defeated twos.
Yep, they really put on .
tournament out there at Co.
lumbia.
They only had 250-off entries last
year, which Ii far more than most
invitation tournaments have.
THE BIG TINE schedule Of the
Women's Golf Association is over
and already the dear gals are looking
forward to . bigger and even better
season next year. II they can do
better than they did this year they
will be stepping along for never In
all the history Of the association has
there been 50 much play. or has It
been 50 well handled. Mrs. Lillian
Payne and her co-workers have done
. fine Job. and she probably viii re-
main as president again in 1887.
That will be decided at the annual
meeting ut Kenwood on December 3.
The final event Of the season-the
Times Cup tourney-went to . woman
who has figured In winning before
Mrs. Z. NJ. Amick Of Columbia, one
Of the steadiest players in that big
club. The Times Cup, be 1t known.
was open only to players NTH handi-
Evening star., 1936-10-03
ONE of the largest crowds in early

ONE Of the largest crowds in early
season history, 5000, watched
Hardy Pearce's Central team square
accounts with the Washington-Lee
eleven. coached by Pearce's old college
teammate and brother-in-law. Johnny
Baker. At that. it was blocked kick
that resulted in Centrals triumph.
Hugh Cramer. husky tackle. smearing
WI punt on the latter's 4-yard line.
Two plays later Bill wooten went
through the visitors line for the score.
Washington-Lee threatened twice,
getting to Centrals and 10 yard lines.
Central failed to make good one
other threat when a 78-yard march
was checked foot from the line.
Evening star., 1936-10-03
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Eaof Ball.

IUDAI.
Foot BAH.
Delaware vs. Georgetown, Grit
nth Stadium, 2:30.
Shenandoah vs.. Catholic UNI
versity, Brookland Stadium. 2:30.
Washington College W. American
University, Roosevelt Stadium.
2:30.
Maryland vs.. Virginia Tech,
Roanoke. Va.
Tech VI. Episcopal, Alexandria.
Va, $50.
Howard VS.. Tuskosee Institute,
T,lskogee, Ala.
Swimming.
Interdepartmental meet, Shore
ham Hotel. 2
Evening star., 1936-10-03
Plays Full. Bodied Shots.

r ATHER her shots are high 1ung
and whipped out with a full
bodied finish in the manner Of Cyril
Tolley. Those mile-high shots earned
her a tremendous advantage in her
semi-final 3-and-1 victory over Marion
Miley yesterday.
Mrs. Crews, who learned and
played most of her golf in Northern
Jersey. is the low-shot hitter. With
the Canoe Brook County Clubs fair
ways heavy. the Affair route of Miss
Barton's should give her an advantage
to offset the superiority Of Mrs. Crews
skill on the green's.
Evening star., 1936-10-03
VERSATILE IN SPORT
Three Penn State Gridders Also
Star on Diamond and Court.

STATE COLLEGE, Pa.-Three Penn
State foot ball candidates have won
recognition In three sports-Frank
Smith, end, is co-captain Of both base
ball and basket ball; Windy Wear,
quarterback, also plays both those
games, while Harry Harrison, half
back, won his freshman numerals in
base ball and basket ball last year.
Evening star., 1936-10-03
W. Eleuen Marked Advance Crystal Picks is
Western, Eastern and Central
EIeuens Win IN Close Battles

driving IS yards from mid-fleld, Jim
Giebel caught Vincent's pass to give
the cadets a frat down 4 yards from
the goal. St. Johns could not advance
in the next three tries. however, and
Western knocked down Vincent's pass
on the last down.
Snead subsequently brought the VIC
tory with runs of 18 and IS yards,
scoring through right tackle from the
6-yard line. Icy Weinstein. the new
quarterback. added the seventh point
with an end run.
Evening star., 1936-10-03
Mat Matches

BY the Associated Press.
NORTH BERGEN, N. J.-Abie
Coleman, 205 New York, pinned Rudy
Dusek, 218, Omaha Zone falD.
WATERBURY, Conn - Hans
Schneider. Germany, defeated Ray
Boswell. 220, Philadelphia two out
( Of three falls).
SALT LAKE CITY.-Gus Sonnen-
berg, 213. Boston. and Del Kunkel,
| los. Salt Lake. drew Il hour, no falA.
Evening star., 1936-10-03
HAS NAVY GAME TICKETS.

A supply of tickets for all Navy foot
ball games, with the exception Of the
one with Army, are now available at
the A. A. A. District Of Columbia Mo-
tor Club, Seventeenth and Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest.
Evening star., 1936-10-03
Local Teams Delay Tilt.

CALLAUDET and Wilson Teachers
had been slated to play at Kendall
Gren today also, but decided to post
pone their engagement until October
81, date both happened to have open
on their schedules.
Evening star., 1936-10-03
j. S.-bR|T|SH DUEL
IN WOMEN'S GOLF.
Pam Barton, English Links
Queen, Playing Maureen
Crews in Final.
Iy the Associated Press.

- UMMIT. N. j.. October Pam
- Barton, q shining example of
the try-try-try again theory,
. and Maureen Orcutt Crews, q
believer in the adage but still waiting
for its promised result, meet today in
the 36-hole fnal Of the fortieth United
States women's golf championship.
Miss Barton tried twice before she
finally won the British title this year,
being runner-up both in 1894 and
1885. and this is her second try for the
American crown. Two years ago at
Philadelphia she missed the qualifying
mark by several strokes.
A veteran at 10 and Just as casual
and cheerful as kid on q picnic, the
l57-pound London girl was cast in an
important spot. Three times before,
invaders from the British Isles have
gone to the American final and each
time they won. That's one tradition
she'll be fighting to preserve.
Evening star., 1936-10-03
shington- Ida no. Washington.
Flip for North Carolina.

CAROLINA-TENNE
Both looked unimpressive last
week and there's not much to choose.
F1ipping the coin, Carolina.
Tulane-Auburn-Tulane sprang one
upset last week, beating Mississippi.
but the Green Wave will have to beat
Auburn before this corer withdravs Q
well-nicked chin. Auburn.
South olina-Duke-Duke /
Virginia Military = Ken.
lucky. II you insist on a selection.
Alabama -C1emson-Ditto Alabama.
Georgia Tech-Sewanee-With a sigh
Of relief. Tech.
Virginia Tech -Maryland-Out Of the
hat. Maryland.
North Carolina State-Wake Forest
State. but we wouldn't bet a dime
on 1t.
Evening star., 1936-10-03

Touchdown-Snead. Point after touch
down-Weinstein trushl. Substitutions
Vincent. Holland. Dalton. Newland. West
ernERett Ielesias. Ward. Pappodeas. En-
dieton. snead oiiphant. Prince. Referee
Hoby O'Meara tGonzaRa). umpire--Mr.
Peake ". p. H.. Linesman---Tom Brew
Mount st. Marys). Time OF periods-o
minutes,
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touchdown - Wooten. Substitutions:
Centrai-Hsncock for Fox. Chamberlain
Ior Feuz. Silyerstein for Vermilion. Swank
for Cramer. Kurtz for Pistolas Colds
worthy for 1ckes. Washington-Lee-Rob
lnson for Dram. Kemp for Milks. Havens
for Colker. willis for Biting Referee-
Paul Cohill Washington Colleeel. Um-
pire-Ray Dufour Catholic University
Linesman-Knocky Thomas (MarylandJ
Time Of periods-S minutes
Evening star., 1936-10-03
Lineup and Summary.

TouchdownsE-Kaufma f2). salturelli,
dovns-Merka. Sampson. Canning. Sub
stitutions: Elon-Beaver Tor Mastro.
phries for Shelton Shelton for Humphries,
Israel for Walser Engles for Day. Leop-
poll for Lea, Goodies for Caruso. Beaver
tngton-sampson for. Kaufman. Le-
hilia for Merka. Faris for Holt. Rengaslis
for Weinberg. HarinRer for Cottingham.
son. Berry for Hanken. Soldering for Reb-
holz HogS for Reeves. Kenslow for Jen-
Sampson. Grobaras for Schilling Carroll
for Hoeg. Johnson for -Tihiba Clark for
fannnF madofn hanef Mlen
town.. Field jud9e-Mr. Brookbrewer
Maryland. Head linesman-B. W. Hack
ney IN. CO.. Time of quarters-l5
Evening star., 1936-10-03
Edge for Arkansas.
TEXAS CHRISTIAN.ARKANsAs

Sammy Baugh's back, but Chris
tan seems TO have come apart at the
seams. Arkansas clever passers To
give the Razorbacks the edge in this
one.
Iexas-Louisiana-L. S. U. 10 make
II two straight over the Southwest
Conference.
Baylor-Centenary - With fingers
crossed, Baylor.
Callfornia-St. Mary's-One of the
outstanding collisions of the day. It's
q sheer guess, but this corner Wilt
string along with California for q
while.
Washington State-Stanford-Prob
ably very close, but Stanford should
Improve as the season continues and
1t gets the nod for this cne.
Southern California Oregon-South-
ern California, back on the war path,
looks too good
Washington Ida no. Washington.