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Smyrna times., 1937-01-07
Ii Cows & Heifers
A HOGS and D PIGS
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, 4


FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c
New Mccormick Binder, New
Ontario Drill, New Mccormick
Deering Rotary Hoe, 2 Sulky Gull
tivators, Walking Cultivator, 2
Farm Wagons, one new; Harrow,
set of Hand Clippers, international
1880 TRACTOR, with set of three
12-inch Plows, 32-Disc Culterpack-
er; Dearborn, Grindstone, set of
Platform Scales, Barn Trucks, 1 "
horse power Gas Engine; Single
Trees of all sizes; 2-can Ice Box,
Milking Utensils, Harnes. Collars,
Brides, Forks, Shovels, Saws, Ak
es, Farm Bell, Hog Trough, lift.
Brooder House, x IL feet; Brood
er Stove (1000) capacity; Wiscon-
sin Incubator, 180 capacity; Tur-
key and Chicken Coops.
Entire lot of Household Goods
from attic to cellar, and lot of 9TH
er things too numerous to mention
Terms:-CASH
GILBERT HEVALOW
r. w. Slaughter, auctioneer.
Evening star., 1937-10-04

Brooklyn. Oh we'll. We won a great
victory. didn't ve?"
AS for the Redskins as a body. they
are back around the top of the
league standing and. offhand, we
would say they are almost at their
peak, Great as he was yesterday.
Cliff Battles hasn't hit his stride yet
Perhaps the Brooklyn game was the
one he needed under his belt.
The Indians are remembered TO
have looked better. They made a
touchdown when Wayne Millner made
remarkable catch of a pass by
Sammy Baugh. They got field goal
on Riley Smiths 37-yard placement
and they got safety when Turk
Edwards blocked q kick and Bob
McChesney fell on 1t behind the end
zone.
Baugh played approximately half
the game and more than kept up his
average In the first half alone
Sammy completed 10 out of IA heves,
nVe or which came IN row.
The Dodgers did not have
much attack but they made it
interesting. especially toward
the end when the Washington
lineup was studded with subs
-. and Howell.
The scanty use of Dixie after his
build-up, and the steady rain, we're
the only flies in the ointment for the
trade. The rain they didn't mind but
Howell we'll. that's more or less
psychological. When and if Dixie
begins to play it will be found that he
cannot run as we'll as Irwin or Battles,
cannot block like Riley Smith or
Pinchert, and cannot kick like Baugh
or pass any better. But the customers
more or less knew all that. It's just
that some of them wanted to get a
good look at the guy who thrilled them
over the radio on New Years day of
1885 and to see all that was
advertised,
Evening star., 1937-10-04
.FLAHERTY PEEvED
BYBENCH SIGNALS
Victorious Redskins Coach
Also Scores Officials for
Foes Time Outs.
BY BILL DISMER, JR.
from displeased by the man.

"AR from QlSpleaSeO Dy tne man.
l. ner in which his Redskins de-
feated the Brooklyn Dodgers,
L III, yesterday to claim a one
third share in the leadership of the
Eastern division of the National Foot
Ball League, Coach Ray Flaherty still
was fuming today over actions which,
he says. we're tantamount to twelfth
player in the Dodger lineup.
Flaherty pointed the finger of CEN
sure at George (Potsy) Clarke, veteran
coach. with the Brooklyns for the
first time this year. who was the OBJ
iect of wholesale rage in the Redskin
dressing room after the game.
He called every one of their plays
from the BENCH" Flaherty said Hell,
he might just as well have been in
there as quarterback. He spotted our
defensive formations and instructed
Ed Goddard dhe Brooklyn signal
caller) accordingly.
Another thing, those Dodgers had
about three times as many ime-outs
as the rules allow. In addition to con-
ventional rest periods. it's a time
out every time a substitute enters the
game, and Potsy sent in plenty for no
other reason than to give his men
more time. It should have resulted In
5-yard penalties every time each half
after they had taken their allotted
three time outs, but the officials
missed most of them. Clarke's an
old hand at that sort of thing. but
I'm surprised he still gets away
with it,"
Evening star., 1937-10-04
Own tumble Aids DndeerS.

NEVERTHELESS, Flaherty and 49,
283 paying fans found much to
enthuse about.
Brooklyn's only touchdown probably
never would have been scored had not
one of the Dodgers unintentionally set
the stage by fumbling When Father
Lumpkin. a far cry from the terror
who used to roam the gridiron for
Georgia Tech in the late 20s, fumbled
Riley Smiths fourth-quarter punt in
mldfield, the ball slithered away into
the arms of Vannie Albanese who
slipped nearly 40 yards down the side
lines to the Redskins 9-yard line.
From that point, Goddard passed to
Jeff Barrett over the goal line.
Only once before had the Dodgers
been in possession of the ball in Red
skin territory, shortly before IN the
same period having received punt
on the Redskins A. On the other
hand Washington was in alien terri
itory almost throughout the game and
that the Redskins did not score
oftener was due perhaps to the rain
soaked ball. Twice before he finally
booted one from the 36-yard line in
the third quarter Riley Smith had at
temped field goals from distances
nearer the uprights, but each time his
aim was handicapped by the rain.
Evening star., 1937-10-04
Critics Rampant on Capital
Elerens Despite Big Scores;
Three Tits Here This Week

La Sale christen its new stadium. and
looks for trouble In quest Of a third
straight victory.
American University's followers, en-
Unused by their teams 14-0 victory
in the opener against Bridgewater,
were even more encouraged by the
knowledge that four regulars who did
not see action will play against St.
Johns of Annapolis here Saturday.
That game, incidentally, will give
the Eagles an opportunity to enhance
their standing at the top of the Chesa-
peake Conference. for it appears as il
the Johnnies may be weaker than
usual. Randolph Macon. conference
champion last year. hung 267
sinner on the Annapolis team Satur-
day. and A. U. figures to match that
score or come close.
Evening star., 1937-10-04

rose to Its feet as a slim young man
with glistening No. 30 on the back
OF his bright new burgundy and gold
uniform arose from the Washington
bench. Coach Ray F1aherty patted
him on the back and Dixie sped into
the game.
Three minutes later GER
tainly no longer Coach
Flaherty beckoned to Fullback
Don Irwin and sent him on the
field.
And Dixie Howell came out.
Howell did not throw one pass,
which is the mode of attack for which
he is famous.
He played safety on defense and
the Redskins never had possession Of
the ball while he was in the game
He did not leave his feet nor touch
the ball during his term in the game
and when he was yanked the crowd
did not rise TO its feet in a dramatic
ovation but, on the contrary, NUT
tered:
What tn help"
Evening star., 1937-10-04

II ARHLAND misses Guckeys0n.
Nu but not particularly as ball
carrier. c. u. is little weak
4 in one of its pet departments
handling the ball. Georgetown's
gridders may have been built up in the
papers too much for their own good.
The coaching staff Of George WASH
ington is blue with the thought of all
the buffing it must do to make the
Colonial machine shine up to promise.
It's a remarkably dull picture of
Washington's collegiate big four con-
sidering that Maryland made a whale
of an underdog fight in losing to
Penn. 1921: Georgetown defeated
Shenandoah. $50: c. u. trimmed its
conqueror of last year. Loyola. 14-O,
and G. w. kicked the tar out Of its
harassing foe Of the last three years,
Wake Forest, 34-6
But such are the observations of
many who saw the games Of the
last weekend involving Washington
schools.
Bill Guckeyson transported the mail
with such dispatch for the Terrapins
that his defensive value almost was
lost TO sight. 1t was recalled suddenly
by Mahyland's coaches Saturday when
Penn's Bob Schuenemann got loose
on passes for two long touchdown
sprints.
I'D stake my wad." said Mary
land man today. that Guckevson
would have prevented both those
scores"
Evening star., 1937-10-04
c. L. Aims at Detroit.

THE success Of c. US 1897 machine
hinges on the result of these
games. Conceded at least an even
chance against La Sale because of
impressive victories over Canisius COL
lege and Loyola. the Cardinals already
are looking ahead to, the Detroit test,
which will find both elevens geared
for their supreme effort.
Coached by Dorais. who steered the
college all stars to victory over the pro
Green Bay Packers in Chicago . few
weeks ago, the Titans are formida bic
lot. but the Cardinals will b out 70
repeat their upset of 1885. when thsv
qualified for the Orange Bowl bid
against Ole Miss. largely as q result
of their victory over Detroit.
Evening star., 1937-10-04
BETTER ATTACK AIM
OF PRO PRESIDENTS
Portsmouth Next Dixie Loop Foe
OF Washington Eleven That
Beats Orioles. 7.3.

WITH nearly two weeks to prepare
for their next foot ball league
tilt at Portsmouth. Va, the Washing
ton Presidents today were seeking
means of needing their offense fol-
lowing 7-3 victory over the Balu-
more Orioles in the Dixie League
opener yesterday at Baltimore.
Offsetting Cliff Lathrop's 30-yard
field goal from placement in the sec
ond quarter, the Presidents launched
drive in the last three minutes,
topped successfully with Bill Ada
MATHS. former Catholic University
ace, ploughing four yards through
Evening star., 1937-10-04
LA SALE, DETROIT
HAVE CARDS TAUT
Success of c. u. Foot Ball
Season Hinges on Next
Two Contests.

~ NE Of Catholic Universitys
4 outstanding reserves today
was reported lost for next
~ Sundays game with La Sale
College in Philadelphia.
John Chludenski. big tackle. who
had an ankle severely sprained in last
Saturdays Loyola game. probably will
be out for a week or 10 DAYS.
Scheduled to assist La Sale in dedi-
eating its new stadium, the Cardinals
are facing two Of their toughest games
Of the year within a span of seven
DAYS Opposed to la Sale SUNDAY,
Catholic U. is TO come right back
the following Saturday in competition
with Gus Dorais' University of Detroit
Titans at Brookland.
Evening star., 1937-10-04
Stars Saturday
BY the Associated Press.

Jack Mccarthy, Notre Dame-Ran
S5 yards for one touchdown against
Drake, passed for another and inter-
cepted pass to set UP third in 21-0
victory.
Brud Holland. Cornell-Scored three
times on end-sround plays in 4O-7 rout
of Colgate.
Paul Shu Virginia Militsry-Scored
two touchdovns and two extra points
and passed to Bob Kovar for other tally
In 20-9 triumph over william and
Mary.
Jay Graphical Oreson-Ran % yards
after taking Bob Smiths pass for
touchdown that beat Stanford IS.
Henry Sullivan, Army-Blocked punt
recovered ball and ran 20 yards to
score against Clemson.
Erwin Cheney. Colorado--Made both
touchdowns in 1916 upset victory over
Missouri.
Charley Brock, Nebraska-Played fine
game at center and recovered tumble
to pave way for frst touchdown against
Minnesota.
Clint Frank. Yale-Tallied once and
tossed two scoring passes in $50 VIC
tory over Maine.
Red Harp. Tennessee-Made runs of
- and "a yards in victory over vir-
sinia Tech.
Jack Robbins Jim Benton and Ray
Hamilton, Arkansas--Their forward
lateral play. ending with Hamilton's
55-yard run. gained rs yards for score
that tied Texas Christian, -.
Evening star., 1937-10-04
General Layout
Of World Series
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK. October 4.-World series
facts and figures:
Teams: New York Yankees tAner-
lean Leaauel VS. New York Giants
National League.
Managers: Joseph v. Mccarthy,
Yankees; william H. Terry. Giants.
Lenrth OF series: Best four out Of
seven Rames.
Schedule: First game Wednesday. at
Yankee Stadium; second game, Yankee
Stadium: third: .fourth-and NTH. II
necessary-at Polo Grounds; sixth and
seventh games. II necessary at Yankee
Stadium. Games daily. without in
terruption of series. II postponements
are necessary entire schedule will be
set back accordingly.
Times Of Eame; 1:30 pm. daily
Seating capacity Of parks: Stadium,
70.377; Polo Grounds, 55;a37.
:, Broadcast; Daily broadcasts over
Bettin9 odds: 2 10. 5 against YAM
KEGS: 8 to 3 against Giants to win
Evening star., 1937-10-04
HIGH SCHOOL LOOP
GRID TEAMS WEAK
Series Starting Tuesday
Promises to Be Poorest
Here in Years.
BY BURTON HAWKINS.

T UNLESS scholastic coaches sud-
denly reveal Houdini touch,
the poorest interhieh school
foot ball campaign in recent
years will be launched tomorrow, with
only q smattering Of talented per-
formers sprinkled among the six out
fits represented.
The composite record Of clubs in
volved shows nine games played TO
date and not victory for interhigh
competitors. Their collective punch
couldn't fracture a mosquitoes leg.
These teams, Tech, Central, Eastern,
Western, Roosevelt and Wilson, have
compiled the amazing total of Is
points in those nine games. The
opposition, meanwhile, has scored 1877
points, which should give you some
idea. Central has been the chief
offender. losing three games. Tech
two, with the others dropping their
respective openers.
Evening star., 1937-10-04
Cornell Visits Princeton.

THIS week Cornell will travel to
Princeton to meet an inexperi-
enced Tiger team which looked prom
Using enough in a 800 victory over
Virginia. Nebraska will begin de-
fense of its Big Six Conference crown
against Iowa state. buried under a
$50 count by Northwestern.
Otherwise. here are the outstanding
pairings. by sections. for this week:
East-Pitt. hard pressed to beat
back stubborn West Virginia, 900,
battles Duquesne. Army, impressive
in 2l-6 triumph over Clemson. takes
on Columbia, Victor, 40-6, over Will
liams. Yale, unimpressive in scoring
a $50 decision over Maine. stacks up
against Penn squad which took to
the air to turn back Maryland, 1921,
in a thrill-packed battle on Franklin
Field.
Brown will give Harvard a better
test than could Springfield, routed,
$40. by the Crimson Holy Cross,
1Ct4ihl =li III a ~ hNN Nlclull bAtl CluNt-
dence. will need to do better to whip
Georgetown.
= The intersectional angle again will
be stressed heavily. Manhattan.
beaten. 14-7. by Texas A. and Ms
two long fourth-period marches, meets
Michigan State, which whipped Mich
igan. 1914. New York University,
which spotted Carnegie Tech two
touchdowns and then won, 1914, in
the last two minutes, plays host to
North Carolina, 300 conqueror of
North Carolina State. Navy continues
its warm-up campaign against vir-
Rinia; Villanova plays Auburn: West
Virginia meets w. and L., and Temple,
held to scoreless tie by Mississippi,
faces Florida next.
Evening star., 1937-10-04
POPPING! !! s.!
OfF"~JhGt q ~
Airing the Mystery OF Dixie HOmeH.


Marshall
mildly ubant
Doder victory dwell it. But the customers in the had hovd
fowy speech
Marshall
that would National
Well, Dixie his
Evening star., 1937-10-04

Today year ago-Yankees beat
Giants, 81, to take lead in world
series. Pam Barton, England, won
American women's golf title with
4-and-3 triumph over Mrs. Maui
reen Orcutt Crews.
Evening star., 1937-10-04
Varsity Foot Ball

College of Puget Sound, 18; Col
lege OF Idaho. 0.
Gonzaga, 0; st. Mary's, 0.
st. Ambrose, a; st. viator, Q.
Niagara, -; CanisiuA o.
Evening star., 1937-10-04
Cynics Count 1t As Evidence.

THAT was Mr.. Howell's plunge into
professional foot ball and to
conscientious group Of cynics in town
that was just fine with them. For
week. you know, some people with
supposedly inside information had
been saying that not only will Howell
Evening star., 1937-10-04
PHI LAMBDAS WIN FIRST.

Phi lambda Epsilon Fraternity foot
ballers defeated Sigma Phi Lambda,
go, yesterday on West Potomac field.
No. l, In their season opener. The
winners will practice Friday night.
Evening star., 1937-10-04
Turner and Yurwitz Star.


a SIDE from this pair. the Colonial
squad came out of its first COM
petition i'll fine shape. Jim Pixlee,
head coach, made no effort to con-
ceal his dissatisfaction with the first
quarter of the Wake Forest game, but
believes that may be charged up
against first-game nervousness.
The play of Jay Turner. blond full
back, who was kept out of the start
ing lineup with rib bruise. brought
particular attention from the coach
ing staff. Pete Yurwitz, husky end,
also came in for a share Of praise.
Tippy Holt. end; Billy Richardson.
halfback, and Nick Nicksick. halfback,
who were benched throughout Fri
days game with injuries, are expected
to be in shape for service against
West Virginia Wesleyan.
Defeats by West Virginia and
Duquesne have turned what looked to
be fine season for the Jbcats into
question mark campaign. They
lost but two regulars from last year.
Evening star., 1937-10-04
WOMEN IN MAT SCRAP
Marie Gardina, Clara Mortensen
on Thursday Card Here.

Marie Gardina, a Texas importation
will tangle with Clara Mortensen.
claimant of the world feminine Frap-
pling championship. in semi-f1nal
match Thursday night at Turner's
Arena, 1t has been announced by
Promoter Joe Turner.
Double feature matches list Vim
cent Lopez, formerly recognized as
champ. facing Freddie Meyers of Chi
cago, and Dean Detton, another for
mer titleholder, tangling with Billy
Hanson. who disposed of Joe Cox here
last week.
Three years a9o-Dizzy Dean
pitched Cardinals to first world
Serieg victory 6-3 over Detroit
Evening star., 1937-10-04

Scoring: Observation-Disclosures Ada
maths: point after touchdown. Aususterfer
tplace-kickl; Bsltimore--Field goal Lsth-
rop. Substitutions: Wsshinston--Psrrish
ter, A. Buscher.
Evening star., 1937-10-04
Meade Is Impressive.


Jim Meade will dull the memory
of the great Guckeyson before this
season is finished. Some of the news
paper accounts of the Penn game
termed the Terrapin halfback the best
man on the field.
Coach Bergman of C. U. grumbled
today over the Cardinals offense.
Dutch's teams as rule excell in
handling the leather, but against
Loyola, the Redbird attack was slowed
by inefficiency in this detail.
Our backs.' said Bergman, will
get lot of work this week"
The Cardinals defense against
Loyola and the week prior against
Canisius was almost superb, each of
the C. U. enemies scoring only three
first downs.
Some of Georgetown's supporters
had duck fits when their team scored
only six points against Shenandoah in
the first half. Touted as possibly one
Of the Hilltop's great teams, the Hoyas
of '37 disdained the Shenandoahs, it
appeared, and opened their season in
manner not altogether pleasing to
some of their we'll wishers, despite that
1910 score.
Their down field blocking was poor,
the running linemen were slow, there
were too many promiscuous laterals
and a number of passes were knocked
down which might as well have been
intercepted. The potential strength
of the Blue and Gray showed in the
second half, but the game as 4 whole
left Coach Hagerty with few compli-
ments to dish out. Incidentally, the
tackling was okay.
C0lonials Need CO. ordination.
GEORGE WASHINGTON is con-
cerned mostly with co-ordinating
its resources. There's a heap of talent
in the Colonial squad and it shone
forth in individual efforts against
Wake Forest. We liked particularly
the pigskin toting of little Vic Samp-
son. the defense play of Fullback Jay
Turner and the tackling and aggres-
siveness Of Flankman Pete Yurwitz.
The Colonials need fairly stiff
game to smooth rough edges and prob
ably will get it next Friday night at
Griffith Stadium from West Virginia
Wesleyan. The Bobcats have lost to
West Virginia and Duquesne, but are
strong enough, according to G. w.
scouts, to make the Colonials hustle.
With an open date next week, G.
w. must use the West Virginia Wes-
leyan game, in 4 measure, to prepare
for its clash week after next with
| Alabama.
The only other game to be played
here this week involving q big -Four"
team Is that between Maryland and
Western Maryland Saturday at Col
lege Park. Last year the Green Ter
rors beat the Terps, 1910, and are
back with squad including 10 seniors
and is juniors. The Terrors encoun-
tered an unexpected power house In
Marshall College and lost. 21-0, but
will be prepared to a fare-ye-well
when they oppose the Old Liners.
Crusaders to Test Hoyas.
GEORGETOWN will meet its first
real test of the campaign Satur-
day in battle with Holy Cross at
Worcester And from there on life
will be one tough scrap after another
for the Hoyas.
c. q. goes to Philadelphia to help
Evening star., 1937-10-04
Notre Dame Meets Illinois.

MIDDLE wEsT-Notre Dame, look
Ing extremely effective in 2l-0
victory over Drake, battles Bob
zuppke's Illinois array In the standout
game The Illini got no better than
scoreless draw with De Paul last week.
Purdue, beaten 1870 by Ohio States
rugged Buckeyes, entertains Carnegie
Tech.
The Big Ten Conference schedule
Is marked by duels between North
western and Michigan, Minnesota and
Indiana; Chicago beaten by Wander
bilt, 1870. and Wisconsin, 1910 con-
ouerors of Marquette.
In addition to the Nebraska Iowa
State clash, the Big Six slate calls for
q test between Missouri beaten by
Colorado, 1916, and Kansas State
shellacked by Boston College, 21-7.
Southwest-Held to TT draw by
Texas Christian, Arkansas champion
razor backs hope to do better against
Baylor in the only conference game.
Texas A. and M. plays Mississippi
State; Rice, upset 60 by Oklahoma,
meets Louisiana State. 90 victors over
Texas: Oklahoma tackles Texas; Texas
Christian plays the formidable Tulsa
outfit and Southern Methodist. spilled
rs BY Centenary, faces Washington
University of st. Louis.
Duke, Tennessee Collide.
LAR WEST-Ohjo State invades Los
Angeles to battle Southern Cali
fornia, beaten, 10, by the champion
Washington Huskies; Washington
plays Oregon State, soundly whipped
by California, 24-6; U. C. l.. A. meets
Stanford. nosed out by Oregon, rs,
and California plays Washington State
In conference games.
South-two Of the power house ar
rays of the South collide at Durham
in the meeting between Duke and
Tennessee.
Tulane and Auburn play their post
poned game today, while Kentucky
and Georgia Tech clash Saturday.
Georgia. triumphant. 1877, over South
Carolina, meets Clemson, while Ala
bana faces South Carolina.
Rocky Mountain-Conferen pair
ings send Colorado against Utah State
In the feature game, Colorado College
against Wyoming. Colorado Mine,
against Western State, Denver against
Colorado State and Greeley against
Montana State. Utah meets an out
side rival, Idaho.
Evening star., 1937-10-04
FIaherty DebunkS Whispers.

MR.. FLAHERTY felt honor-bound
to show off Howell. Besides, the
mob was yelling and there were notes
Of viciousness In the cry. 1t was far
better to stick Howell in the game for
4 few unimportant moments than to
face the possibility Of yelling, Hey,
Rube"
But Coach Flaherty vigorously de-
nies that Howell's grid days are at an
end. Here's the real lowdown," ex-
planned Flaherty He was spiked
while playing ball in the Southern
Association. The wound became in
fected.
HE had TO spend two weeks
in = hospital and, naturally, his
knee WAS weak.
Howell has been trying to build up
strength in it and Just wasn't ready
this week. The doctors have done
fine' work and / didn't want to run
the risk of undoing all they had done.
If he had been hit hard on the knee,
Dixie would have been knocked out for
the year.
But definitely" concluded Flsherty,
there is nothing to that talk Of
Howelps being kept only for his foot
ball name. Haven't we enough names
without Dixies?"
Evening star., 1937-10-04
BauKh Still Throws Strikes.

MR.. MARSHALL. who arrived In
Az the dressing room in time to hear
the end OF F1aherty's explanation, said:
Maybe We should have advertised
that Howell might play against
Evening star., 1937-10-04
Baugh and MilIner Team.

" H"oI11N0 TON . IUuCIIuUWH WIS
typical of the teams offense.
with Sammy Baugh passing and
Flankman Wayne Millner receiving.
1t was well-aimed 1l-yard toss from
Baugh, but just as nice an effort by
Millner, who took it on the 15-yard
line and broke away from three
Dodgers to tally.
For the winners final two points
Capt. Turk Edwards blocked Reno
Norris kick from behind the Dodger
goal line, and End Bob McChesney
(See REDSKINS, Page A-16).