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BEVERLY BEACH. CHESAPEAKE Bay
Lots. bungalows; terms Gentiles only. Send
for booklet. Address MAYO, A. A. Co., Md
LONG. BEACH MOD COTTAGE: MUST
sell: bargain close bay, plenty shade.
FOR SALE OR RENT, ON CHESAPEAKE
Bay less than 80 mi. from Washington.
Beautiful. well-furnished cottage rooms,
complete bath 1st f.; extra, large, End f.;
scaped: extra large yard. inclosed; every
city conv. Call Adams 1908.
miles of Washington or creek leading to
bay: under $500. Terms. Call Potomac
2509 between 6-S pm.
THREE-ROOM BUNGALOW. ON SALT
water, 81 miles from Washington: bathing
boating, fishing, club house, stores, house
deliveries of groceries and ice: free school
bus. Total price of bungalow, including
Two lots, 5000. Easy terms. Address Box
BS-Q. Star Office
BEACH SUBDIVISION AND FARM---1s0
acres, long frontage on Chesapeake Bay.
fine bathing beach, fishing grounds, con-
venient D. c.: well started many cottages
sold and streets in: a beautiful property;
ripe for quick selling: sacrifice price. S25,-
600. Easy terms to reliable party. due to
owners, i'll health Address Box 2O7-J.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

ing gravel road: 1919 miles D c.; S325.
Atlantic 5205-J or National 1858. IL.
STAGGERING OFFER.
so acres located only miles from the
White House. with $500 #. road frontage.
Near school. stores r R station Worth
$500 per acre. VIII sacrifice at S195 per
acre. Pay only 81 900 down. balance easy
terms. Address Box 400. Star office.
25 ACRES 10 ROOMS AND BATH;
INV. heat. electricity: outbuildingS variety
fruit: in town of Vienna Va. One block
TO cars and bus. Or, will exchange for
GOOD city or Arlington home.
R. COTTON LEWIS, Owner.
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ON CHESAPEAKE BAY,
Only q Miles From WASHINGTON

New restricted development, beautiful
beach-front lots. can be had at unheard
prices, Safe harbor. for boats superb salt
water bathing and fishing. The bay here
Is 10 miles wide. Beautiful corner lot
with large oak trees. S5x112-ft depth
for only S195: terms. We will build and
finance attractive cottage on very easy
terms 1919 K st. NV Call National
1 1R1 from Q m. to 10 d m
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GUS EICHBERG, Auctioneer

NOTICE - UNLESS CLAIMED BEFORE
April ID 1887, i will sell at public auction
AT ELEVEN AM. TUESDAY, APRIL
TWENTY, 1887. at 1922 Twenty second
street northwest. Washington. D. c., one
1886 La Sale Convertible Coupe Automo-
bile Model No. so, Engine No, 221s447
Body No. 4S6. to satisfy lien for storage
and repairs. mh3l, ap7.l4
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JUST TAKE A LOOK

AS soon as possible at this little farm we
are Offering for sale and you will be con-
WINGED that ii is an unusual buy. 10 acres,
nd ali farm oS
look Location near Great Falls in Vir-
Pinia All for $1,000 Ask for Mr.. Warfield.
ROBT. L. McKEEVER CO., INC,
Shoreham Bldg. Natl 1850
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TTNJTCTTAT 0pp0B TTINTTS

UNUSUAL OPPORI UNITY.
$50 acres. mr.. Rockville and on beautiful
Rock Greek. about 30 minutes drive from
downtown: complete set of farm bldgS..
Including tenant house. 9-rm. and bath
dwelling; slate roof h.-w.h.; hardwood
hoorS. city cleo, etc: priced for quick
sale; $4,000 Liberal terms
JOHN A. BRICKLEY. Exclusive Agent,
EOite o0g-51O Rarr bldg Dist 13o1 .
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LOTS WANTED.

WANT TO BUY ONE so OR so FIT. LOT
for detached house: NV. location. Met.
1856.
HAVE CASH FOR LOTS NV, SECTION.
Call WARREN T. COTHERN. 913 New
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1RAIlERS FOR SALE.

display and utility trailers. S275 and up.
MID. and sold by Herman Born & Sons,
Inc. 219 N. Fremont ave. Baltimore. Nd
Plaza 4003.
HAYES all-steel electric welded (no rivets),
life time. safety trailerS.
PRINTCRAFT BLDG. GARAGE. INC.
$50 H ST. NV. tBasemenD Met. 1921.
IT'S EASY TO OWN A SILVER DOME"
Our liberal finance plan enables respon-
Sible purchasers to enjoy the pleasure and
economy of trailer life and travel. Obtain
details by visiting Trailer City. second
floor L. P. Steuart, Inc, 1440 st. NV
All models on display
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THOS. j. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS.
1881 EYE ST. NV.
Chancery Sale of Valuable
r esi d entail Property
Known as 1904 Runny-
mede Place Northwest,
Being a Two-Story Brick
Building Containing Six
Rooms and Garage.
And
Valuable Investment or Resi-
dental Property Known
as 1925 Eleventh Street
Northwest. Being a Two
Story Frame Building Con-
tanning Six Rooms.

tanning Six Rooms.
Court of the United States for the District
q Columbia in Faulty Cause No. 5lS90
auction. subject to the ee Subsequent approval
of the Court. in front of the respective
THUEs IF Three AREId 55 EE6EEEF SM 1887,
Lot number seventy 900 in Fulton r.
Ser fRo an 9 ad s Of
ONCE Of the surveyor for the District Of
folio one Hundred and ninetyeone 1ef1
and improved by premises 1904 Rpnnyy-
me PaSe NV Subject to the build
by the record and also subject to covenants
that run with the land,
Terms of sale: One-fourth Of the pur-
chase price to be paid in cash and the bal
a sIUs payable In one two and three years
interest at the rate of five. per cent per
annum, payable semi and to be
oe a aa By e d eeon IF
Five hundred dollars (S5o0,06) deposit
shall be required of the purchaser at the
''ne OF s At F ss5fi o'c1ocK PM.
-, Lot two 81 in L. S: Chapman's subdi;
vision nd Of lots and SQUARE three hu1drsd
premises i7a5 Eleventh. thu stre esp'e NV
as per plat recorded in the office of the
BUof w the base p to4o OF c0ppoa IN
known for the purposes of assessment and
taxation as lot eight hundred and five
$500 IN square three hundred and thirty
Terms of sale: Three hundred dollars
(S3O0,o0 in cash to be paid at time Of
sale. the purchase price to be paid within
thirty days after the consummation of the
sale. all cash above. the existing deed of
ninety-six dollars, and ninety-eight cents
(S1;296.9Sl which trust the purchaser
shall assume and agree to pay.
revenue Iees f t
at the cost of purchaser Terms of sale to
be complied with within thirty days from
the Court. otherwise the Trustees reserve
the right to resell the, property at the risk
ana ne cost of The defaulting purchaser after
resale in some newspaper published In
WASHINGTON. D. c.
Rents, taxes, water rent, insurance and
are, to be adjusted as of date of transfer
az ana special improvements completed prior
70 To- gaze bhereo wdhether there
proper allowance made therefor By the
ven THEs A. ths tms q the trsnssr
70 REcEI!E AND REP Pc "A ANY aV oFFER
FOR PRIVATE SALE OF THIS PROPERTY
V WHseE NJ dA9 TIE BE P6BG PE II AR
sucH A PRIVATE oFFER is REcE1vEp
BEFORE BE = ORE, THE He, DATE OF SALE THESE
CQgRT THEREON; THE TRUSTEES ARE
s As9 b5q PRIoR N H T1 HbXE RE
U UND r, WHICH VIC THE PROPERTY SHOULD
oHAf I55fI { sH 81 Nv.
ALFRED go ! f REH = : W
mh13, 20. Craps. .7e1o,1214.i5'
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

OLDsMoBHE 1885 .5-passenger touring
coupe; g cylinders; large trunk perfect
niack hnish; fine. clean. upholstery: ex-
cellent tires. You will find this a fine.
cream car and value at $685.. c. c. c.
guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co.. 1922 22nd
81. NV. Natl. 1900. Open Sun. and eve.
OLDSMOBILE 1896 de luxe sedan; Just
IKE new; only 5000; terms or trade.
Evans Palmer. 14th and L SITS. NV.
OLDSMOBILE 1888 touring coupe. Spas
senger large built-in trunk. black finish
sIiver steel-spoke wheels, fne tires, clean
inSloe and 1t runs perfectly S295 Po-
h hanga Service. 1925 10th st. NV. Dist.
OLDSMOBILE 1885 coach The black An
isn is lust like new; spotless inside: fine
tlfes' luggage space in rear; very low mir
age. Your inspection will convince you Of
Lne original owners fine care; S645.
pohanka Service. 1926 goth st. NV. Dist.
OLDSMOBILE IS" 1884 touring coupe, s.
passenger; original green finish is perfect;
large built-in trunk; fine tires; upholstery
mas been protected by slip covers; smooth,
powerful motor: Very attractive and a
real value at only S345. Pohanka Service,
l126 goth st. NV. Dist. DIAL.
PACKARD 1887 touring sedan; driven
only $500 miles as demonstration; new
car guarantee; terms arranged and only
S34 month; will accept trade. NORTH
WASHINGTON MOTORS, Packard Dealers,
S527 Georgia ave. Nv.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

$3.50. ACRE LOTS. 20 MINUTES FROM
downtown. Easy terms. Can finance and
build. North 0553
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GARAGES WANTED.

STORE 90 1R-TON TRUCKS. REASON
266-S. Star Office ia.
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AA4 \ Wv l. WV S114t.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID.
Whether Car is Paid for or Not.
SEE MIR. BARNES, 1929 18th st.
CASH FOR YOUR CAR-Highest
prices paid. Superior Motor Cars,
Inc, 1920 18th st. NV. De. 1900.
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED
CASH FOR YOUR CAR

FORD 1880 or 1891 five-passenger; good
condltlon; State price. private. Address
Box 23S-S Star office
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE

2-TON TRUCKS, dumps, excellent service.
1886 and 1887 models, SI25 per hour
Daniel Dodson. Atlantic 4249-W, 40 pm.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PACKARD ,2s de luxe 7-passenser sedan.
sspoa conditlon Best offer. Mayo's Filling
otatlon 6tn and M SITS. NV. 15s
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FORD 1888 Tudor. VS. motor has been
completely overhauled and is in Al con-
dition: Excellent finish. Clean interior.
Five fine tires. Priced low al S209 Pay
$50 down and we will arrange mo, pay
ments to suit you. Owens Motor Co..
E3o3 Ga ave
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THOS, J, OWEN 81 SON, AUCTIONEERS
l431 EYE ST NV
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DODGE de luxe custom 1884 coupe; beau
tiful windsor Prince finish" looks and
runs like new; only S349: terms $40
down. Evans Palmer, 4432 Conn ave n W
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THOS. J. OWEN g. SON. AUCTIONEERS.
143l EYE ST NV.

BY GEO. E. FLEMING.
ap1O-d&ds eXSu Vice President.
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DE SOTO 1882 second series four door
sedan, S225; terms. Barnes Motors. 1929
14th st. W.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
Baugh Starts for Redskins Decisive Struggle With Giant
Sports Program
For Local Fans

TODAY.
Football.
Washington Redskins VS.. New
York Giants, New York.
Washington Presidents VS.. VIII
mington Clippers, Wilmington. Del.
Soccer.
Sun Radio VS.. Italian Americans.
West Potomac polo field west, 2:3O.
Heurich Brewers VS.. Young DEM
ocrats, West Potomac polo field
east. 2:30.
Marlboro vs. Maryland Park,
Marlboro, Md, 3.
TOMORROW.
Boxing.
Irish Eddie Dunno VS.. Cowboy
Howard Scott. eight rounds, fe1-
ture bout, Turner's Arena, $50.
WEDNESDAY.
Basket Ball.
Catholic University VS.. MARYLAND
State Normal, Catholic U. gym,
8:l5.
Hockey.
Local all-star girls hockey
game, Cathedral School for Girls
field, 3.
THURSDAY.
Wrestling.
Jim Londos VS.. Billy Bartush.
feature match, Turner's Arena.
$50.
FRIDAY.
Boxing.
joey Archibald VS.. Biff Lemieux
III rounds, feature bout, Rialto
Theater, $50.
Basket Ball.
Gallaudet vs.. Southeastern. Y
M. c. A., 9:l5.
Wilson Teachers VS.. Kutztoyn
Teachers, Kutztown. Pa.
SATURDAY.
Basket Ball.
Wilson Teachers VS.. Wyomissinp.
Wyomissing, Pa.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
PRO GRID MARKS
MENACED TODAY
Baugh, DanoWski After Pass
lead-TinsIey, Manders
Seek Records.
By the Associated Press.

.
~ HICAGO. Dec. League rec
I ords and divisional cham
pionship in the National Pro-
fessional Football League
will be at stake tomorrow when four
teams bring the regular season to q
close.
At New York the Washington Red
skins will battle the Giants for the
Eastern title and the right to oppose
the Chicago Bears, Western cham
pions, in the play-off December IL.
At Chicago only the city rivalry be-
tween the Bears and the Cardinals
was the attraction since the Bears al
ready have clinched honors in their
division.
However, new league records
beckoned two Bears, Gaynen Tinsley
and Jack Manders. Tinsley needs to
roll up 80 yards on the receiving end
of passes to break Don Hutson's mark
of $50 for season. Manders needs
IL points to surpass his own scoring
record of 70 points.
. At New York, in addition to the
title game, Sammy Baugh of Wash
ington and Ed Danowski of the
Giants will vie for passing prestige
and Arnie Herber's record set last
year. Washington must defeat the
Giants to gain the Eastern title,
since a tie still would leave the New
Workers the leaders.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
Rice Win Is High Spot in College Finale
Duquesne Truphs Manhattan

they finished on top four times.
tied the Texas Aggies and dropped
q close one to Texas Christian.
T. c. U. would have won the con-
ference crown If Rice had lost
today.
Perhaps the days No. upset
was the TT tie to which Hardin
Simmons was held by Howard
Payne. The deadlock removed the
Cowboys from the Nations unde-
feated, united list, after they had
downed eight straight rivals. and
left only IL teams boasting perfect
records for the season.
Texas A. & M, although elm
mated from the Southwest Con-
ference race, were figured to have
trouble in their intersectional finale
against San Francisco on the Pa
cuic Coast, but they ran wild on
touchdown spree and turned in
q 42-0 victory, scoring in every
period and topping it of with a
19-point fourth-quarter splurge.
Arizona furnished somewhat Of
q surprise by tripping Oregon,
20-6, while Southern California,
finishing up the Pacific Coast Con-
ference proceedings, did about ~
expected In whipping U. c. L. A..
1913, after barely standing OF the
UclAnS' lAst-per1od rush.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
Line-Ups and Summary.
Basket Ball Games

Rutgers, 43; Delaware, 26.
Kansas State. SO; Doane, 80.
Kalamazoo, AZ; McKendree, ~.
Marquette. 80; Wisconsin, 21.
De Paul, %; Chicago, 20.
Carnegie Tech, 43; waynesburr, 81.
Minnesota, IS; South Dakota. %.
North Dakota, a.; Hamline, 80.
Butler, IS; Oakland City. rs.
Manchester College, ~; Hunting
ton College, "a.
Baltimore University, IS; Frost-
burgh Teachers. 80.
Notre Dame, 43; Ball State Teach.
ers, 20.
River Falls Teachers, 80; st.
Thomas, 20.
Central State Teachers, 81; Con.
cordia, %. ..-.
North Dakota State, "a; Moorhead
Teachers, IS.
Sparks Business College, IS; Ar
kansas State, %. -
Knox, 4S; Alumni, IS. s.
Wheaton. Il; Elmhurst, 36.
Concordia (Moorhead), q; Be-
midu Teachers. -.
Evening star., 1937-12-05

Trombone daytime win of the
season.
Although Alabamas Rose Bowl
bound Crimson Tide had long since
sewed up Southeastern Conference
honors, the loop made . belated
farewell with q pair of games.
Tennessee beat the ears of Mis-
sissippi, 800. and wound up the
campaign with six victories, three
setbacks and q tie, compared to
the mediocre four wins and five
losses turned in by Ole Miss.
Also on the conference card,
Alabama provided what amounted
to the days upset by nosing out
Kentucky, SO. The Gators had
lost seven previous games this fall,
while Kentucky, in winning four.
had downed Manhattan and South
Carolina among others.
Louisiana Tech fought Cente-
nary to TT tie, each team scoring
in the first period and then stale
mating the rest Of the way.
Rice's victory over s. M. U. CHI
NAKED one Of the seasons neatest
comeback efforts, losing to Okla
homa and Louisiana State and
getting only deadlock with Tulsa
In the first three weeks. There
after, however, they started to
0ovA And IN their last six gan,os
Evening star., 1937-12-05
BY the Associated Press.

THE football Owls of Rice In
stitute, who started to
"click" only after losing
4 two Of their first three
games and tying the third, are
the Southwest Conference cham
pions for 1887.
Topping OF their late drive, the
Owls came from behind to whip
Southern Methodist, 1877, yester-
day, thereby winning the confer
ence title and the right to meet
Colorados Whizzer White and
Company in the New Year Days
Cotton Bowl game at Dallas.
The Rice victory topped a slim
Saturday program as college foot
ball just about completed the Job
of putting the 1887 campaign into
the moth balls. Action was lin
tied to the Southwest, South and
Pacific Coast, with only nine games
of more than passing interest.
On the intersectional slate, the
East won against the South when
Duquesne's Night Riders pinned q
90 shutout on Mississippi State,
and tied against the Southwest
when ManhattAn's Jaspers bat
tied Tulsa to . scoreleas draw. For
00qaaGA0 \ vAs the dJ1k away
Evening star., 1937-12-05
Twas Some Pass
That Is Certain
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
7 Os ANGELES, Dec. 4.-The
ensational touchdown pass
tossed by Kenny Washington in
the Southern California-U. C. L.
A. game gave rise to many argu-
ments tonight.
The U. c. L. A. Bruins had
the ball on their own 27-yard line.
Washington faded back, eluded
rushing Trojans and eased several
yards forward before releasing a
tremendous side-arm spiral.
Just where he was when he let
60 and just where his halfback
mate, Hal Hirshon, was when he
caught 1t, remained a moot ques-
ton.
One contention was that Wash
ington passed from the II and
Hirshon caught it on the Trojan
IL, a distance Of II yards. Others
believed Washington was on the
IS and the pass travelled 73 yards.
Still others estimated the dusky
Bruin passed from the II and it
was caught on the II, = 66-yard
affair.
1t could not have been less than
66 nor more than 73. Whatever
its distance, all agreed it was some
pass"
Evening star., 1937-12-05
Came With Tulsa Sc0reless
As Jdspers B0bble at Coal

| the goal line. where r. Gregory fell
on it for Tulsa.
Just before that Fusia had set
the Jaspers in scoring position by
smashing of tackle on the Manhattan
20 and Looping to the Tulsa "a. He
appeared touchdown bound, but
George Adams, Tulsa center, pulled
him down from behind
In the fourth period Manhattan
essayed two place-kicks~Jy Halfback
Edward Kringle for field goals. Both
went wide.
Two fast backs speedy Morris White
for Tulsa and hard-hitting Savage for
Manhattan, supplied the steam for
the ground attacks
The passes of Tossing Tommy
Thompson. a big factor in Tulsa S
winning the Missouri Valley Confer
ence title, tor the most part were
batted down or cleanly intercepted.
Manhattan Gains More Ground.
TULSA threatened several times but
was begged down by the tight
Manhattan defense
Manhattan gained 1879 yards rush.
ing to IA for Tulsa. Tulsa COM
pleted five out of Is attempted forward
passes and gained 81 yards that way
Manhattan forward passed eight time.
and completed three-a total gain OF
| 80 yards.
| The wind and cold was a handicap
to both teams and held the crowd tc
about 10000.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
GRID BENCH WARMER
MICHIGAN'S CAPTAIN
'anke, Named Leader Of 'as Team,
Kept Out Of Game Greater
Part of Two Years.

BY the Associated Press.
A MN ARBOR. Mich, Dec. "A
=. husky tackle who sat on the
bench most of the time the last two
years is to captain Michigan's football
team next year.
He's Fred c. Janke of jackson,
Mich, who tips the scales at 205
pounds.
Janke, as sophomore, showed
promise of becoming an outstanding
lineman until an early-season injury
benched him for the year.
Then, when practice began this
fall, he was shifted to fullback, but
the experiment proved unsuccessful
He was sent back to the line
He found bis Job gone, but won 1t
back to finish the year as a regular.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
TWO SOCCER GAMES
LISTED HERE TODAY
Brewers Face Young Democrats
and Sun Radio Opposes Italian
Americans in Features.

A CTION will BE- laid at the Po-
tomac Park polo field this after
noon, where the Recreation Soccer
League will present two kickfests, one
to feature the champion Sun Radios
against the Italian-Americans and the
other the Heurich Brewers and the
Young Democrats. A third encounter
will be staged at Marlboro between
the Marlboros and the Maryland Park
Marketmen.
Both the Brewers and the Radios
have improved since they fought a
couple of close ones at the beginning
of the season, indicating that there
might be some excitement today. The
Marketmen are the most noticeably
improved aggregation in the league.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
All Dark to OnIookerS.

THE main fun of the.match was in
studying the $3.50 expressions
as the referee called the score: Worse
than second gallery" Chase better
than two!, etc. There wasn't much
applause, because nobody knew when
to turn it on. One be-furred spec
tator was heard to say. Il think it's
perfectly thrilling" but with little
conviction.
Etchebaster's best winner was a
shot into the redan, which is a strip
OF netting at one end OF the court.
But he was almost equally good at
whacking them into the tambour and
into the winning gallery. Also, his
railroad service had Phipps guess
ing all the way. Phipps admitted it.
His railroad" he said. had me
fooled"
II none of this makes sense. it's
because you haven't seen court
tennis layout. 1t can't be described
1t only can be sensed, vaguely. 1t
has penthouse" running down the
left-hand side, and a grille" as we'll
Etchebaster proved today that he
knows his way around one of them
Phipps at times looked a man who
needed a seeing eye" dog to get
him out of the place.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
Football Results

South.
Florida, s; Kentucky, 0.
Tennessee, 80; Mississippi, 0.
Duquesne, 8; Mississippi State, o.
Centenary, Z; Louisiana Tech, Z
(tie).
Fork Union Military Academy, I:
Gaf1ney Is. Co. High, 0.
Southwest
Rice, Is; Southern Methodist, I.
Manhattan, O; Tulsa, 0 (tie).
Texas A. 6s NJ, a.; University Of
San Francisco, 0.
New Mexico Aggies, .; Santa Bar
bara State, Z.
Howard Payne, 7; Hardin-Sim-
mons, 7 (tie).
Far West.
Arizona, 20; Oregon, e.
Southern California, 10; u. G. L.
A., 13.
College Of the Pacific. II; Ian
Dtago. AAEinaa, Il (tis).
Evening star., 1937-12-05
CAPTURE 6-DAY GRIND
Kilian and vopel Score by Point
With Burst of Speed.

NEW YORK, Dec. 4 R.-Turning
on = last hour burst Of speed, the
German team of .Gustave Kilian and
Heinz vopel rode the rest Of the field
into the track tonight and won New
York's SD six-day bicycle race by
point margin before q sel,-out
crowd Of $4,000 In Madison Square
Garden.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
Redskins VS.. Giants
Reserves,


Giants-Lunday (5), Haden co.,
Kobrosky 10), Sarausky QD, Rich
ards Q3), Soar 15) Manton tl6),
Burnett QO, Shaffer t20}, Walls
(2D, johnson (3D, Galazin (34),
Hanken (3D, Parry 90, Dennerlien
(55), White (66).
Redskins-Britt (l2), Justice Q3),
Michaels 18, Bond (22), M. Krause
(25), Carroll (26),, g. Smith (27),
Howell 900. Irwin (23), McChesney
(32), Young (37). B. smith (3s), H.
Krause A1), Kahn (43).
Ofaciak-Referee, Tom Thorpe;
umpire. Tom Hughitt;; head lines
man, W. T. Halloran; field Judge,
d. 3. A. o'Hasa.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
By the Associated Press,

BY tne ASs0c1Ated PreSs.
ULSA, Okla, Dec. "A goal
line tumble when 4 Manhat-
tan touchdown seemed a GER
4 tainty and the bottling up Of
Tulsa's passing attack spelled a score
less tie today in the intersectional
football game between Manhattan
College and the University Of Tulsa
Through much of the contest the
teams had each other stopped as
cold as the weather in which they
played
Halfback Victor Fhlsia was the
victim Of the goal line bobble that
cost Manhattan a touchdown in the
second.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
Starting Lineup.
BATTLE TO DEADLOCK
Centenary, Louisiana Tech Fight
to TT Draw in Mud.

RUSTON. La, Dec. 4 (P)-Cen-
tenary Of Shreveport and Louisiana
Tech resumed football relations here
today after lapse of seven years by
playing to TT deadlock before 5000
fans.
The game was fought out on q
muddy field and both touchdowns
were made in the first period.
Tech capitalized on the recovery OF
q Centenary tumble.
Centenary scored on q drive from
the 50-yard stripe,