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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-01-21
FORMER RESI- MT MARRIED.

Announcement has been made of the
marriage of Mrs. Helen Noah of Ros-
well, New Mexico, to DR.. r. c. Reynolds
of Alamagordo, New Mexico, on Christ
mas day. The marriage took place at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Fullen
at Roswell. Mrs. Fullen is a sister of
the bride, DR.. and Mrs. Reynolds will
make their home at Alamagordo Mrs.
Noah will be remembered by many in
in this city as having been director of
instrumental music in the schools of
this city several years ago. Her
daughter is Mrs. T. H. Brouillette of
Minneapolis. Mr.. Brouillette is a for
mer Ely boy, whose parents, Mr. and
Mrs. T. Brouillette are residents of
the White Iron district.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-01-21
CITY MAKES BID
FOR PROPOSED
STATE BUILDING
City Officials Commend Ely as
Site for Forestry Building;
Attend League Meet.

Mayor Jack Peshel, Aldermen Frank
Zgonc and John N. Maxi, with Nick
Popovich, city assessor and Ray Hoef1er,
secretary of the Ely Commercial Club,
were in ST. Paul Friday where they at
tended the meeting of the biennial
legislative conference of the League of
Minnesota Municipalities.
While away the members Of the coun-
Gil with Mr.. Hoef1er attended a meet
ing of the State Conservation Commit
tee at which they presented the re-
quest for the construction of the new
proposed Forestry building for this city.
While nothing definite was learned, the
commission stated that providing the
legislature authorized such a building,
Ely would be given an opportunity to
get its claim before the commission be-
fore a site was selected.
The purpose of the conference of the
League was to determine commitments
of the league with reference to matters
which may be considered by the cur
rent session of the legislature Article
of the constitution sets forth one of
the basic subjects of the Municipali-
ties League and reads: ITO secure legis-
lation beneficial to the municipalities
of the state and the citizens thereof and
to oppose legislation injurious thereto"
The League at the meeting consid-
cred matters before it under the follow
ing Committees: Budgets and accounts;
elections; health; highway traffic and
safety; liquor regulation, licensing and
stores; motor tax and street expendi-
lures; parks and recreation; planning
and coming; relief and welfare; taxa
ton, assessments and indebtedness;
municipal utilities.
Already measures relating to several
of these subjects have appeared in the
legislature and were discussed with a
view to commencing or condemning on
the part of the League.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-01-21
MUSIC AND PLAYLET.

Ella Siren and Peggy McMahan en-
tertained the Dramatic Art Club of the
schools with saxophone and piano selec-
tions at the last meeting A playlet
entitled Spot Cash" was presented by
Wayne Brownell, Gloria Hussey and
Merlin RiikOIa
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-01-21
On This
Occasion
A Few Observations on Matters
Material and Immaterial by
the Editor.

A short time ago a bandit
in an attempted holdup shot a
citizen at Chisholm. Editor
Brown of the Tribune-Herald
has investigated and found that
the police department had a
very good idea as to the
identity of the guilty party but
had no money to bring him
back from the Twin Cities.
Now Editor Brown wants to
know what became of $4,000
saved in salaries of the police
department in the last seven
years and how it was spent?
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-01-21
WASHINGTON PIT. A,

Mrs. John Palmgard, unit program
chairman, had charge of the last meet
ing of the Washington PIT. A. and at
which meeting Mrs. Palmgard intro
duced QUESTIONABLE on program ac-
tivitieS for the year. Games and sing
ing featured the meeting with Miss
Raisky heading the games and Mrs. Ida
Erickson the singing. Mrs. Byrd
Brownel was in charge of the lunch
and Miss leila Austin the decorations
for the tables.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-01-21
ATTENDING STATE MEET

DR.. j. E. Thompson, city chemist and
veterinarian is in st. Paul where he is
attending the State Veterinarians
Medical Meet and Short Course on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-01-21

An ex-minister of the gospel
recently essayed to tell William
S. Knudson, executive vice
president of General Motors,
Inc, how to handle several
thousand employees under the
assumption that Mr.. Knudson
did not know what work was.
The minister almost had a
hemorrhage when he dis
covered that the executive of
the big company got his start
as a laborer in a machine shop.
The remark has been made
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-01-21
Plans Being Completed for
Gala Winter Frolic Here

Lynn Paulson and George Matesha.
Several charming young ladies of the
city have signif1ed their intention of
becoming active candidates for the
honor of being Frolic Queen and are
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-01-21
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT.

Mrs. Ernest Dargis has announced
the engagement of her sister, Miss
Katherine Milkovich of this city to
George Burgoyne of Minneapolis.
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The remark has been made
Evening star., 1937-10-03
BLACKS MEN.

PROBLEM No. 98, Wainwright's two
mover. is solved by the key:
Q-Kt3. Additional ladderites to score
three points in the current Fall prob
lem tourney are Gerald M. Clemence,
Stephen j. Kurtz, Edward Rainier;
with one point being tailed by Mar
guerite Owens, Robert de Mast (you
register three points on No. 96) and
Lewis M Britton who also scores
three points each for Nos 81 and 96
% concludes: / ORA. KxKt: : o-KKt4ch.
POS: ) 6xP: <. 4. 6. Dreyer. < VI. Allen Alien
and Sergt. Alton Coppage circle the bases
easily.
Problem No 100 was selected especi-
DR.. Gilbert Dobbs Of Carrolton. Ga, to
round out our hundredth offering for
problem enthusiasts. The solution is OBJ
vious after White plays: o-Kt5.
Smith, David H. sibbet. Janet Booth.
''Gorgonzola' acknowledgment is made Of
s 49, Gera e Ms NJ ss ne 81 ehares re a.
Carrico, Daniel Breeskin. william Burko
this tournament promises to be great
sport for me and something new. I
this opportunity certainly is appreciated
played alone Why ' not atssnd the fssi lee.
Has? to b T syen cox wesFy a hS rTsnfs
,tGeel, You love quibbling. But remem-
ber the best wisecracker in the tourney
Will receive a prize, Raymond w. Lewis
No. 93 is Intellectual and there is no
possible mate in one.l, Stephen J. Kurtz
Evening star., 1937-10-03

Tuesday.
500. Emil schram, r. ]. Lindouist;
$3.50. NJ. B. Swanson, W. G. Hoyt.
Goa a;So A " Lesch; ,r. and partner:
1905: Gail 6. Geddes: Eugene E. Krev-
son, 1925. D. E. Mcvann: Capt. N. NJ.
Shaw 1890. E. W. Gableman. Carter
ifi::5o. c. H. Severance. George M.
G. 'iGG + James l. rrr; n SHARPE. qsofs s 9ss cs4s
tan Heurich. jr.; c. w. Gosnell:, 1920,
Or j P; shearer. b. G, simpich:- 1870,
Il pusey Ws0e e. n w pn4sa MsGhesnsy to 1asS Ib.
G; Steward. jr.; W. W. Jones, jr.: 1915,
NJ STEVENSON. Dana C. Belser 1870,
Capt. Il. M. Turner; G. F. Miller; 1885.
A. L Christman; Col. E, R. west
Los; Comdr: C. B. Hatch. william VI.
McLa chlen:. l:i5, Gen. Dana T. Merrill,
a; s Gardner; l:20,; John P. Evans, H.
Gih.1 Gien1 Phelps; I:25. Lee B: Kemon. Capt.
Gen. e. s. Hartshorn; l:35. Capt. II. e.
Train. H King CornweIl: l:4O James L.
Quinn H; J, Kane, jr,:: 1:45. J. G. Nettle-
ton. r. A. Bogley; 800. W. B. Jarvis H.
NJ NJ RMTundass; MsIi1n nc1I.h lr;: Lob A. s. Gardiner
200. Q l.. Younger, R. G. Shorter: e:O5.
Donald Woodward Martin R. West; 2:1O,
Bord 2. Geddes Emmet G. Dougherty;
Sa5' S:a5 Paul " Kesser, J. H Hanna j:
2:25. Comdr D. N. Logan. John W. Town
Willis; .:35, G: M. Charest: F. r. rooney
~ %;4o; +: A; Shepard; G; H. Baker; ,e:45,
Bowie Harvey F +. Johnson 6 Snei ir. 100 isief
3;0O,W. c. Geleng. Martin McInerney.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
BEGIN
DEFENSE OF TITLE
Meet Orioles, Toughest Victims
in 1886 Pro League Race,
in Baltimore TODAY.

THE Dixie Professional Foot Ball
League opens its second season
today. with Washington's Presidents
beginning the defense Of their title
against the team which it nosed out
Tor the 1885 championship. the Bal
timore Orioles.
The Washington Baltimore game
will be played at Oriole Park in the
Monumental City.
Two other games will find the
Portsmouth Cubs, coached by Clar-
ence (Ace) Parker, playing the
Clancy eleven Of Norfolk and the
Richmond Arrows, with an almost
completely new club, meeting the
Alexandria Celtics.
Most of the interest will be GEN.
tered in the game at Baltimore, for
only by field goal within the last
few seconds of the title game did
Washington win the championship
last year. Both the Presidents and
the Orioles are strengthened this
season. Gene Augusterfer, who
coached Washington to the title last
season, Is back at the helm.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
u. S. CYCLE STARS
TO PERFORM HERE
Recreational Association Meet
October II Will Offer Ten
Contests.

I OCAL cyclists will cast their lot
with stars of national and Olym-
pic standing on Sunday, October II,
when the Welfare and Recreational
Association presents its third annual
National Capital Bicycle Sweepstakes.
Ten events are scheduled, the fea-
ture to be 15-mile sprint race that
will bring together the country's best
amateur riders. The 2-mile Boys Club
race, 3-mile handicap race and a
Emile race for Government employees
will be restricted to Washington
wheelmen.
Prizes including six bicycles, 20
trophies and 40 medals are to be pre-
sented by the Welfare Association in
conjunction with the Mount Vernon
Cycle and Sport Shop.
Stands to accommodate 1000 spec
tators will be erected and the Elks
Boys Band will afford the music.
Entries should be in before October
l3, with winfree johnson, room 1911
Of New Interior Building.
Evening star., 1937-10-03

FIELD Of 172 players, which
n probably will be augmented by
~ post entries. will start tomor-
4 y row and Tuesday in the chase
Evening star., 1937-10-03
CAPITAL DOGS SCORE
IN DEvEN CLUB SHOW
Prizes Are Won by Three in Big
Philadelphia Exhibition
Of 800 Entries.
Special Dispatch TO The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. october a..
Three Washington dogs shared
In the first prize distribution which
marked the close Of the twenty-fifth
annual show of the Devon Dog Club
here tonight
Captivator Candy of Beech Tree. a
Shetland sheep dog owned by the
Beech Tree Farms of Falls Church.
won the best of breed division. while
Tom Howse's German shepherd. Freda
OF Clarandall. won the winners bitch.
In the same breed, Bill Compton's
Ginger of Clarandall won first in the
puppy class.
The show was one Of the most suc-
cessful ever held here and included
300 entries of top-f1ight dogs. They
were topped by the boxer, Champion
Biene Won Elbe Bogen Sc Sumbula.
owned by the Sumbula Kennels of
New Milford. Conn, and handled by
Harry Hartnett.
Evening star., 1937-10-03

Seven Washington clubs are to
swing into action today in the Mary
land State team matches over Wash.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
ACE TEAMS Make
| BOWLING HISTORY
Royals Of D. c. and Wilson's
of Baltimore in First
. Big Sunday Match.
NEW chapter will be added to

A NEW chapter will be added to
" the bowling history Of Wash
~ ington tonight at Lucky
4 a Strike, where the frst Sunday .
intercity match will be rolled-and !
quite naturally Baltimore bowlers, :
long keen rivals for duckpin suprem. :.
acy in the South, will form the op.v.
position for Max Rosenberg's REGAL.
Neon Sign howitzers. in team doubles
and singles, starting at Z o'clock. -.
At the expense of the visiting VIII
son All-Stars. with its array of stars
that includes Meyer jacobson, Bill
Guerke, Nova Hamilton. Doc Pickus
and Dawson Snyder, the Royals loos
for victory. -
With enthusiasm running high, Ros.
enberg expects great things from his
aggregation. His plans call for bring
ing every all-star team in the North
and South here.
When the Royals take the runways
tonight, Joe Harrison. Hokie Smith,
Howard parsons. Johnny Anderson
Harry Aiken and Max himself will
compose a lineup rated about tops
when the chips are down.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
CUB MELON SPLIT
|. FOR 81 WITH CLUB
Grimm, Coaches, Secretary,
Trainer, Fl Players Get
Full Shares.
Ey the Associated Press.

6y tne ASSoclate0 PreSS.
~ H1CAGO, October 2.-The
4 Cubs carved their melon to-
day and 26 full shares and 4
- twenty-seventh, divided i've
ways, resulted.
In club house meeting presided
over by Capt. Gabby Hartnett, they
voted full share OF both their sec
ond place and city series money to
Manager Charley Grimm, Trainer
Andy Lotshaw, Travelling Secretary
Bob Lewis, Coaches John Corriden
and Roy johnson and to the 2l play
ers who we're with the team the
bulk of the season.
Club House Boy Joe Bernardo was
voted half share and players Carl
Reynolds, Bob Logan, AL Epperly
and Walter Higbe, who reported after
Labor day and are ineligible for the
city series, an eighth share each.
A $500 purse was taken up for the
assistant club house boy and a $3.50
purse for the bat boy.
Evening star., 1937-10-03


will be $3.50 or more, which makes the
affair worth while.
The schedule calls for 36 holes each
day tomorrow and Tuesday. Here are
the pairings as announced by George
Dihenbaugh. defending champ, and
president of the Middle Atlantic P.
G. A.:
$50 and 1:3O--Volney Burnett lama
teur), Indian Spring; Cliff Spencer. unat-
tached, and Frank Cunningham, Burning
9:85 and 1:35-Lewis Worsham. Chevy
Chase russell Hollebaush lamateur), Ken
wood; AL Jamison. Kenwood
$40 and ] :40-+-Al Price. Rock Greek
Park; Gilbert Cunningham. Burning Tree;
JACK Harris tamateur), unattached
9;45 and :45--A Treder Manor: Ro-
,, $50 and i:5o-winy Cox. Kenwood;
Maury Fitzserald lamateur), Kenwood:
9:55 end 1:55~Bob Barnett, Chevy
Chase Tom Belshe 7amateur). Indian
and sso4ey Eaat Enaan
Park Leo Walper. unattached, and Walter
Cunningham; BURNING Tree
rockburn anu A1,an purto SyiveSter Ban;
Tom Ryan. Belle Haven
: 1910 ana 2:10-Biil Carson, Fairlawn;
Dave Thomson, Washington, and Ray
Diffenbaugh has won the title for
the last two years and will be CO.
favorite With Wiffey Cox, to repeat.
Seven Washington clubs are to
swing into action today in the Mary
land State team matches over Wash
Evening star., 1937-10-03
WHITE-6 MEN.
Chess Problem No. 104.
Fall Problem Contest)
BY DR. GILBERT DOBBS. Carrolton, Ga
Courtesy OF Chess Review.
BLACK@S MEN.


PROBLEM NO. 101 by Havel was
solved in five moves by E. W.
Allen of Newtonville, Mass. The key
moves received from Sergt. Alton Cop
page. A. G. Dreyer and Janet Booth
do not agree with my analysis. Allen S
key move is the same as mine and
his detailed analysis agrees with mine
Will the other probemists in the ANGEL
ladder please send, again their key move
and give a complete analysis of their
follow.up moves leading to checkmate on
the fifth move.
Janet Booth offers the key move Of
O-K5: A. G. Dreyer suggests O-K3 and
gives an analysis to illustrate the proper
continuation which I shall study care
fully; and Sergt. Alton Coppage also favors
Q--K3. but without analysis, Until COM
plete notes on these keys are submitted,
may We reserve our decision? tDreyer also
send again your Key to No, 10o.l
Ladderites for No. l02 will be given
next SUNDAY.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
BREWERS, new DEAL
SEEK LOOP LAURELS
Double Victory by Either Today
Would End Struggle for City
League Flag.

CHOULD either the Heurich Brew
ers or the New Dealers take both
ends of their double-header scheduled
to begin at l o'clock this afternoon on
the Ellipse, the unlimited champion
ship of the National City Base Ball
League will be decided.
Otherwise 1t will necessitate q
third game next Sunday.
Walter James and Everett Russell,
slated to twirl for the Brewers, were
to be opposed by. Arnold Heft and
Jimmy Devers of The Dealers.
In the junior division, Police Boys
Club No. and Georges Radio nine.
square of at o'clock on the East
Ellipse in the first of their three.
game play-off series for the junior
title of the city league.
Evening star., 1937-10-03

ington and Baltimore courses. Pair
ings of the Washington clubs are:
Chevy Chase defending champions)
against Hillendale, at Hillendale;
Beaver Dam VS.. Bonnie View at Beaver
Dam, Indian Spring VS.. Catoctin at
Indian Spring, Congressional VS.. Sub
urban at Suburban, Columbia VS.. Elk
ridge at Columbia, Manor vs.. Kenwood
at Manor.
Two birds and an eagle on conSecu-
tive holes stand today to the credit of
Beryl English, well-known Manor
Country Club golfer. Playing with Mr..
and Mrs. Harold A. Neff he birdied the
sixth and eighth and holed a niblick
pitch for an eagle on the par 4
seventh at Manor. His score for the
round was II.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
KENW00D 18TH AGED
BY cox IN 81 ROUND
Buzzard 6 on Fifth Costs Pro An.
other Tie With Houghton's
7-Under-Par Record.

SOME day soon Wilfred Cox, the
tall-browed Kenwood pro, really is
going to get all his clubs red hot and
score q round of go or better for his
home layout.
On September 7 Wilfred scored a
7-under-par SO. which tied the best
score AL Houghton made when he held
down the Kenwood pro berth.
Yesterday Witty, with the aid Of an
eagle ace on the 168-yard par seven
teenth hole, bagged himself a 6-under-
par "a.
He ruined the score with a buzzard
on the par S fifth hole, where he
missed his second shot and blew
wee putt.
Altogether Cox scored five brides
and an eagle on the round and only
once went over perfect figures-on
the NTH hole. His mines were IS and
20, the last nine setting a course
record.
Here is his card, with par for the
Evening star., 1937-10-03
New Faces at Divan.

nament that opens at 1886 !
street northwest, Tuesday. 8 pm,
many new faces were present at the
recent meeting of the Washington So
cial Chess Divan.
New members are Kenneth stubbs Ray
mond L. Lewis. W. L. Eiledse. F. l. Rich
ards. John w Dublin. Walter Jacobs for
mer, problem editor Of Chess Review, New
York City,. Mrs. Ida Frohlin. Heinz
Johannsen: Leonard Minkoff, John Pender.
Charles w Walkup. DR.. Roger c. Wells,
Dewitt. James M skeffneton, r. j. Fuglis-
ter Marcel Proper. Morris Applebaum.
Hodgdon.
Any active member of the diyan is
eligible for the general tournament Quail
iiylng players are eligible for the major
tournament that will determine the divan
Simon Naidel. tournament director. SAYS
that players who cannot compete on Tues
DAYS may be booked for matches on other
evenings by notifying him before the final
schedule is posted.
!. Norval Wigginton has served as chess
director OF the Chess Lounge for the last
month and did an excellent job.
This Wednesday the divan will elect
officers for the ensuing half year. The
Nominating Committee is composed of
Winfred Horn, E. E. Williams and "
Colonna.
Saturday evening the major tour
nament will commence with six
entries.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
Statistics.
GEORGETOWN
Shenandoah
D. c. LINKSWOMEN BOW
Winchester Golfers Even Score
With 1915 Victory.

WINCHESTER, Va, women golf
ers turned the tables on a group of
Washington women yesterday, WIN
ming match played at Winchester
to avenge a defeat handed them in
the Spring by the Capital women.
The Winchester girls won by 10 to
5.
On the Washington team we're
Mrs. H. L. Simcoe, Mrs. V. A. Welte,
Mrs. R. A. Lacey, Mrs R. E. Joyce,
Mrs. Charles MCGOWAN, Mrs. c. H.
Merrillat, Mrs. Frank Helan, Mrs.
C. A. Frownfelter and Mrs. N. j.
Waldron.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
DUKE HAS POWER. HOUSE

DAVIDSON, N. c.. October 2 (R.-
Wallace Wade turned loose a powerful
set OF backs in the second half of
todays foot ball game and Duke de-
feated Davidson, "a to 6.
The light Davidson team treated a
home crowd of $500 to three goal-line
stands as they held the heavy Dukes
to single score in the first half, then
they crumpled.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
Feeney Excels in F0urs0me.

OUT Of the foggy team tourney
between A, B. c and D quintets
emerges Robert j. Feeney, youngest
player of them all, to garner first
place among the original quintet en-
trants in the w. S. c. D. team
tournament.
Returning from an itinerary in Col
orado. youthful William Reynolds,
erstwhile president of the Washing
ton Interhigh Chess Association, in
creased the play-off leaders from
four to five and so far has duplicated
Feeney's feat of winning from SINH
lar players.
Should Reynolds defeat Feeney the
two will have mutual scores of 3 2.
A draw or loss means that Feeney be-
comes the individual quintet cham
pion.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
Appear Before Record Crowds.

TURNER has not selected an oppo-
nent for Miss Mortensen, but ex-
poets to obtain one today. This is
the same young womans who ap-
peared at the Arena twice last Spring.
beating Clarice Davis and Rita Baker
and turning away more than 600
people at her second performance.
Miss Mortensen, Detton and Lopez
have been wrestling on the coast and
Middle West before record crowds.
Lopez and Detton will be co-starred
IN semi-windup bouts, with Lopez
meeting DR.. Freddie Meyers, the Chi
cago meanie. and Detton engaging
Billy Hanson, the young Utah boy,
who came East few weeks ago and
IN short order rose to be a headliner.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
BY PAUL J. MILLER, JR.,
Americas Authority on Social Chess.
District Chess a Dizzy Whirl.

~ ERHAPS it was homecoming,
- dunno. But the midweek as
sembly of the chess fans at
the Social Chess Lounge was
the largest here since May /.
With respect to the many who have
followed this columns rambling dis
course for the last month let me say
that your correspondent has been
pecking the news out on a portable
machine way down in the Deep South.
In the sparsely inhabited State of
Mississippi 1 found chess has contin-
ued to attract the attention of the
proletariat and in the back room of
many a country store you will find
oldtimers guzzling home brew and
meditating on the problems that ap-
pear weekly in The Washington Sum-
day Star.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
FAIR FIELD Of 1856
AFTER GOLF TITLE
Play in Women's National
Meet on Memphis Links
Opens Tomorrow.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
n EMPHIS, Tenn, October O.
Ml Fairway queens, ranging
v from girls in the teens to a
= galaxy Of veterans, invaded
Memphis today for the SouthIand's s
nrst national golf championship.
The 1876 entries, representing 80
States and Ireland, will trek to the
starting tee Monday morning.
Marion Miley holds the course rec
ord OF 70. one under woman's par.
A defending champion will be lack
ing since Pam Barton, the attractive
British girl who won both the do
mestic and British crowns a year ago.
failed to enter. She lost her home
land title recently.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
Georgetown Straightens Out.

THERE, was an entirely different
story to tell in the second half
Georgetown looked as smooth in those
last two periods as it appeared
ragged in the first half, quickly in
creasing the gap on Keegin's 15-yard
run around left end to score and
unfolding more power as Nolan cut
back off left tackle a few moments
later and romped 20 yards for a
touchdown Barabas added another
on an identical play from the 5-yard
line shortly thereafter.
Fourth period touchdowns both
were the result of aeronautics, with
Tommy Keating Tipping 7 yards to
Valiquette for the first Of these and
Nolan tossing 13 yards, to Red Daily
for the final score.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
Dewitt 1876 VICTOR
AT NEWPORT NEWS
Fones Passes, Sprints to Scores
After High School Eleven
Gets Touchdown.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NORFOLK. Va. October 2.-Deyitt
Prep pushed over touchdowns in
the second and third periods to defeat
Newport News High School here to-
day. 13 to g.
Newport News scored in first piay
OF the second quarter, when McClel-
land passed to Sokol.
Dewitt came right back, drove 40
yards and Fones passed to Kolirls
from the 5-yard line for a touch
down
With Fones and Clay carrying the
ball off tackle, Dewitt worked 10 the
Newport News eight. and Fones cir
cled left end for a touchdown ard
booted the extra Doint