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Evening star., 1937-11-07
Redskins Taking
Busman's Holiday

I INSCHEDULED, for National
League competition for the
first Sunday in six weeks. the
Washington Redskins are in Rich
mond, Va, today for an exhibition
football game, but with both ears
cooked for reports from New York
which might send them into first
place in the Eastern division.
While the Redskins are meeting
the Richmond Arrows Of the Dixie
League the New York Giants, lead
ing the Redskins in the Eastern
championship drive by the mar
rowest of margins. are playing
host to the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Should the Pirates, who were beaten
only 1917 by the Giants in an
earlier game, turn the tables on
the pace settlers, the Redskins au-
tomatically would move into first
place.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
Line-ups and Summary.

Georgia Tech scoring - Touchdown.
Konemann. Point after touchdown-F.
Sims tsub for Gibson) by placement.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
HIdyetUe SpIIIeu Rutgers, I3-b.
Alabama Late Victor,
n LABAMA needed Sanford's fie

A LABAMA needed Sanford's field
goal in the last two minutes to
beat Tulane, 9-6. but Duke scored at
will against Wake Forest. 67-0. Colo
rado kept its perfect record intact in
a 17-7 victory over Utah.
Although Temple, previously un-
beaten, bowed to Michigan States
fourth-quarter rally. 1876, the Eas,
returned to winning form in inter.
sectional combat.
Besides the Pitt, Wllanova and
Evening star., 1937-11-07
DUKE S[AUGHTERS
DEAC0NS, 81 TO D
Rolls Up Biggest Score in
Wade's Regime to Keep
Unbeaten Record,
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
IN URBAN, N. c., Nov. 6.-Duke's
powerful, undefeated football
team ran roughshod over
Wake Forest today, rolling
up 67-0 count after a scoreless first
period.
It was the biggest score Duke has
made since Wallace Wade began
coaching here in 1881 and 1t was Wake
Forests worst defeat at the hands of
the versatile Blue Devils.
Before a crowd of 5000 Dukes Sec
ond-stringers held only a slight edge
over the Deacons in the first period
but, in the second quarter Honey
Hackney, Robert Carpenter and Red
Upton headed a f1ve-touchdown scor-
ing spree with the varsity in the
game.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
Rice Takes Conference Lead.

n ICE went to the front in the
Southwest Conference race by
taking a hair-raising 1920 decision
from Arkansas. Texas A. and NJ. de-
feated Southern Methodist, I4-O.
Texas Christian was spilled by
Centenary. 1913.
Auburn became a real threat to Ala
bama in the Southeastern Conference
chase by trouncing Tennessee, 20-7.
vanderbilt and Louisiana State each
won by 4l-0 counts from Sewanee and
Mississippi State, respectively, as
Florida surprised Georgia, SO. Georgia
Tech and Kentucky defeated Southern
Conference rivals. the former hating
Clemson, TO, while Kentucky won
from South Carolina, 27-7.
In the Southern Conference. where
Duke took sole possession Of the lead,
North Carolina spilled Davidson.
$50; North Carolina State walloped
Citadel. 2614; Maryland won from
Virginia Military, 81, and Richmond
upset Virginia Tech, 1877.
Despite its tie with Washington,
California remained the unquestioned
Pacific Coast Conference leader as
Oregon defeated Washington State,
1915, and Stanford won from Southern
California. 7-6.
The two undefeated and united Far
Western Independents, Santa Clara
and Montana, won comfortably. Santa
Clara defeated San Jose State, 25-2,
'and Montana stopped Gonzaga. $50.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
Fort Myer TROOP Thrills.

THE black horse battery from Fort
Myer, which had given a matinee
performance Ia the drama custom.
came back in the evening to get
big hand for its intricate high-speed
maneuvers in the ring.
Closing class of the night was for
heavyweight hunters, and wilhelmina
Kirby. well known in Virginia hunt
circles, won it handily with her big
chestnut Royal Reveller. Second place
went to Cuchulain, owned by the
Or1ole stables, and Lady Wright Of
Durley, the well-known English horse
woman. took down her first ribbon
in fourth place with Gold Dust.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
Pitt, Holy Cross, Lafayette,
Fordham, Alabama, Duke, Yale,
ViuanOua, Dartmouth Escape

Fordham triumphs, the Atlantic Sea-
board could point to Manhattan's up
set TO conquest of Detroit. Syracuse s
27-6 defeat of Western Reserve and
Bucknells somewhat unexpected 20-7
rout of Furman.
Carnegie Tech, which engineered
one upset over Notre Dame earlier in
the season, came up with another one
in 60 defeat of Duquesne. Army
was outgained badly by Harvard but
took advantage of Crimson tumble
in the final quarter to win, 7-6. Navy
defeated Columbia, 1876; Penn State
took Penn over the hurdles, 7-C; Will
liams checked Wesleyan, 1870, in a
Little Three" game; New York Uni
versity stopped Lehigh, 1870; George
town tied West Virginia, 6-6. and
Boston College socked Western Mary
land, 27-0.
Minnesota, now favored to gain un-
disputed possession Of the Big Ten
championship, wore down Iowa, 35-l0,
while Michigan had to score twice in
the last four minutes to take a 1912
decision from Chicago. Oklahoma
won Big Six encounter from Iowa
State, 1871 Missouri was spilled by
st. Louis of the Missouri Valley Con-
ference, 14-7.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
DECEPTION SCORES
FOR GEORGIA TECH
Fans Resigned to PointIess
Result When Engineers
Put Over Marker.
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
A TLANTA. Nov. 6.-Lacking the
~ power to crumble dogged
~ Clemson defense, Georgia
Tech turned to deception to
snatch TO victory from the stub
born Tigers here today.
Many in the gallery of $4,000 were
resigned to a scoreless draw after
Tech stopped Clemson's most serious
threat by intercepting a pass behind
the goal after the Tigers had marched
to the Tech % midway of the final
quarter.
But the YelloWjackets Immediately
launched their drive from the 20 and
went over II plays later on 6-yard
pass from Harry Appleby to Dutch
Konemann. Sims added the point.
Jones Makes Longest Run.
K ONEMANN and Julius Page pound
ed the line for 5. then Fletcher
Sims tipped one to End Bill Jordan
for II. Appleby cracked the line for
5 after pass failed and then End
Ed Jones swept around Clemson's left
flank for % yards-longest run of the
game-and a first down on the
Tiger 81.
Appleby cracked the line for a cou-
pie and Sims fred one to Konemann
for first down on the g. Then, with
the Tiger defense drawn into stop
the expected smashes, Appleby spun
toward the line as II on \ buck, then
turned and faded swiftly back to toss
a pass to Konemann, who was in the
clear behind the goal far across the
field. e
Tech outeaiued the Tigers lat to
~ on the ground and 104 to "a in the
air but washable to make only one
other real threat and that was
stopped on the Clemson Is by the
stalwart Bengal line.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
u. S. RIDER MISSES
|. IN MILITARY JUMP
1t. Scott Sanford Fourth in
National Feature Won
by Irish Officer.
BY ROBERT B. PHILLIPS, Jr.,

N JEW YORK, Nov. 6.-For the
nj second time within three
" years. an officer from the Irish
Free State Army won the
Bowman Challenge Cup for individual
military jumping at the National
Horse Show here tonight. 1t. @. M.
Hef1ernan rode the clever chestnut
fencer Red Hugh to victory by a
margin Of 445 seconds. rounding the
extremely tricky course in 361a
seconds.
In second position came Col. r. S.
Timmis of the Canadian Army team
on Lady Jane. His time was IL
seconds.
Both horses turned in faultless per-
formances, the time element deciding
beteween them.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
BIG ILLINOIS RELAYS
SLATED FOR REVIVAL
Carnival Next March 5 Will Be
First Held at University
Armory Since 1881.

By the Associated Press.
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, Nov. 6.-The Uni
~ versity Of Illinois indoor relay
carnival, one of tracks big events
until it was dropped in 1881, will be
revived March 5, 1888, Athletic Di-
rector Wendell S. Wilson announced
today.
The event was established in 1917
by Harry Gill, former Illinois track
coach, and drew star performers from
all over the country. It was suspended
after the 1881 renewal because of
depressed business conditions. Illinois
new track coach, Leo T. johnson, will
direct the carnival which again Will
be held in the university armory.
The program, not definitely ar
ranged, will include long list of
relay and special events, as well as
the all-around championships.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
WOULD REVIVE MAROON
Chicago q. Alumni Leader Urges
School to Get Athletes.

CHICAGO, Nov. 6 iPt-John Schom-
mer, a star Chicago football player in
the days when the Maroons Jared
much better on the gridiron than they
have in recent seasons. believes his
alma mater should, by legitimate
means, make definite effort to at
tract better athletes.
That can be done without a slush
fund and without doing things that all
Of us agree would be undesirable, /"
said Schommer at meeting of the
Chicago Alumni Club, of which he is
secretary-treasurer.
"The present trend will result in
Chicago having increased dificulty in
scheduling games"
Evening star., 1937-11-07
C0LORED SCHOOLS
OPEN GRID SERIES
Cardozo, With Only One Defeat
This Season, Is Favored
to Trim Dunbar.

COLORED inter-high school football
begins tomorrow at 3:15 o'clock in
Grif1th Stadium when the elevens of
Dunbar and Cardozo square off in their
annual titular battle. Armstrong plays
Cardozo on November 18 and Dunbar
on November ~ in the other two series
games.
Cardozo looms a heavy favorite in
tomorrow's struggle, having dropped
only one decision IN i've starts, whereas
the First Streeters have emerged VIC
torious in only one encounter.
Although Cardozo seems destined to
win the title, the schools apparently
are more evenly matched than usual.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
American Horse Fourth.

SINCE the cup was first offered In
1880 by the late John McEntee
Bowman, one-time president of the
National, the United States Army has
had four winners. the French and
Irish two eachs The best an American
horse could do tonight was fourth.
earned by 1t. Scott Sanford on Mas
querader. which had three jumping
faults and time of 354s seconds.
Third went to Capitaine COM
mandante Chevalier de Menten de
Horne Of the Belgian Army, riding
the black gelding Musaphiki. Capt.
de Horne also had three jumping
faults. but bettered 1t. Sanford's time.
The Maytop Stables Bartender. a
cagey fencer, which saw action last
spring at the Washington Horse Show.
won the touch and out sweepstake
emitting the horse to 10 per cent of
the prize money and chance at the
championship jump-off. The other
horses placing in the ribbons included
Mrs. Julius Bliss Will Gallop, at pres
ent probably the most consistent
jumper in the show.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
BATTERED VIOLETS
BEAT LEHIGH, 1870
56- Yard Pass and 25.Yard Run
Produce Two Touchdowns
for N. Y. U. Cripples.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Badly riddled
by injuries, the New York Uni
cersity football teams vaunted offense
clicked spasmodically to defeat Lehigh
University, IA to O, at the. Yankee
Stadium before 1000 spectators to-
day.
A 56-yard pass by its ace finger
Bernie Bloom, to Henry Shorten gave
New York Its first touchdown five
plays after the game opened.
In the third Ed williams, N. Y.
p.'s giant Negro fullback. skirted
&ght end for IS yards to score.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
EPISCOPAL WINNER
LYNCHBURG, 26-o
Reserves Play Nearly All Of First
Half as Alexandrians
0utclass Foe.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
I YNCHBURG, Va, Nov. 6.-Risk-
ing its State title for the first
time this season, Episcopal High Of
Alexandria, Va, swamped Virginia
Episcopal Of this city, $50, here to-
day, with its reserves seeing action
during the entire second half.
Red Bradf1eld scored the first
touchdown in the opening moments
of the game on reverse, while Pres
ton, an end, scored later in that Pc
riod after taking lengthy pass.
woodward and Young caught
touchdown passes in the second half.
with Howard Goodwin kicking both
extra points from placement.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
COWBOYS RIDING HARD.

WICHITA FALLS, Tex, Nov. 6
observation-disclosures Cowboys of
Abilene scored more than a point q
minute today to keep unblemished
their undefeated and united record
as they walloped the Enporia State
Teachers of Kansas, 66 to 6.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
HAPPY BOLIVAR LEADS.

SAN MATEO, Calf, Nov. tP.-
Happy Bolivar, 4-year-old black geld
ing, won the Burlingame Handicap,
$4,000 added, at Bay Meadows track
today before q crowd Of 10000. Glee-
man was q close second, and Lady
Bowman third. The ne was Ill.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
Line-ups and Summary.
COLLEGIANS PADDLE
Pennsylvania to Sponsor Table
Z Tennis Tournament.

An intercollegiate table tennis tour
nament will be held at the University
OF Pennsylvania during the Thanks
giving week end, it was learned las,
night.
George Washington University is
now in the final stages Of a tourna-
ment which will determine its rep
resentatives, while it is thought that
the University of Maryland will spon-
sor a similar tournament in the near
future.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
RECALLS PLAY EAGLES
Long Awaited Sandlot Grid Tilt
to Be Staged TODAY,

Two crack Independent foot bal
teams, whose meeting has been rel
ished by District fans for the past
few years, finally will get together
this afternoon on the Gonzaga grid
iron.
They are the Regal Clothiers. 160-
pound champions of the National
City League. who have been unde-
feated for three years, and the Ana
costa Eagles, a non-league team. To-
days kickoff will be at 2::3O o'clock
Evening star., 1937-11-07
PLAY GRID TWIN BILL.

laramie and Wassman, 160-pound
gridders, meet the Trinity A. C. in
the second game of a double-header
today at the Ballston Stadium. The
opener will feature the Southwest
A. G. and the Georgetown Boys Club,
starting at / o'clock.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
L. S. U. R0UTS BULLDOGS
10000 See 41-O Shellacking of
Mississippi State.

BATON ROUGE, La, Nov. 6 (P).-
Louisiana State celebrated home
coming today with a scoring spree
that bowled over Mississippi State, Al
to 0, before some 10000 fans.
A half dozen Mississippi State
players were carried off the field in
the wake of the Tigers bruising line
play.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
POTOMAC STATE AHEAD.

SHEPHERDSTOWN. w. Va, Nov.
6.-After battling scoreless in the first
half, with Shepherd having a little
the better of it, Potomac State Col
lege Catamounts came back in the
third quarter to push over two touch
downs and win, 14-0.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
Reserves Score Once.

HE, reserves made one touchdown
in the third period, but in the
fourth the varsity, sprinkled with
second and third-string players, drove
over four more touchdowns.
George McAfee, understudy to Hack
ney at quarterback, played a brilliant
game as the Blue Devils displayed lat
eral and forward passes, line smashes
and wide, sweeping runs.
Duke amassed 287 yards rushing
against Wake Forests So and regis
tered Is first downs to the Deacons' q
Evening star., 1937-11-07
Line-ups and Summary,

episcopal -scoring-Touchdowns. Pres-
ION, Young. Neff. Woodward; points after
eoqSnoown, Ed Bradfield CD (placement).
episcopal substitutions - Woodward.
Iodd. Dulaney.a Smythe, Whittle Motley.
MMopesrtson' 10 1s Bowen, Kabler, Suhlins. Cary
Bell craishiII wstermsa; smbat;t5;np snIless
SMneeler. puffe. Stubbins Satterfield, C..
scott. Crudup. Moore. A. Heald.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
KEEPS RECORD CLEAN,

SAN JOSE, Calf, Nov. s. P.-
Santa Clara retained its undefeated
status here today by scoring rs to 2
decision over hitherto unbeaten San
Jose State.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
HOWARD RINGS UP
|. ITS FIRST VICTORY
Hampton, Beaten 1876, Is
Close to Bison Goal as
Contest Ends.

I Toward uNIvERs1TY's eleven
- scored its first victory of the
1887 campaign yesterday
= = when it defeated Hampton
Institute of Hampton, Va, 1876, in
the Bison stadium.
The Bisons STAYED off an early scor-
ing threat in the first period, taking
the ball on their own 10-yard line
and thereafter Hampton did not
threaten until it scored near the end
of the game.
Howard tailed its first touchdown
early in the second quarter after a
drive from midf1eld, Roland Prime
taking a pass from Justin Plummer
for the touchdown Plummer con-
verted by placement. The second
Howard touchdown was the result of
a clever passing attack in the third
quarter, led by Bob White and Mill.
ward Williams, placing the ball deep
in Hampton territory Arthur Elliott
cracked tackle for IS yards and the
touchdown.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
WILLIAMS Is SPOILER.

MIDDLETOWN, Conn, Nov. 8
R).-A powerful Williams eleven put
Wesleyan out Of the Little Three"
football championship race today by
defeating the Cardinals, 1910.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
Bethesda Riders Fail.

THE afternoon session was devoted
to pony classes and the horseman-
snip classes. Ellie Wood Keith of
charlottesville, and Tom Mott, jr., and
Margaret Hill of Bethesda, Md, South
ern representatives, failed to place.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
AKRON GOING STRONG.

, AKRON, Ohio, Nov. 6 (P.-Akron's
zippers, spanking invading Davis and
Elkins today, 80 to Z, won their sixth
victory In seven games.
Evening star., 1937-11-07

IouchuoWnS-Prlme. Elliott, Grihth.
Point after Observation-Disclosures (place-
mentl. Substitutions--Howard ara: Armstrong
Tor Fields. johnson for Jefers. Prime for
armstrong: Bridges for Ccchrane. Green for
Johnston. Marshall for Gord5n. Hampton:
Whitaker for MCGEE. Ofncials-Referee.
Mr.. Rivers: umpire, Mr.. Cotton: head
lineman, Mr.. Seay
Evening star., 1937-11-07
TULSA swAMpS DRAKE.

TULSA, Okla, Nov. (R.-Tulsa
mixed passes with sweeping runs to-
day to overwhelm Drake, A. to 8, in
q Missouri Valley conierene1 game.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
BIsoNs CRUSH FURMAN.

GREENVILLE. S. c., Nov. 6 (R.-
A charging horde Of Bucknell Bisons,
paced by Louis Tomasetti, surged
through . hapless Furman University
football team today and won. 20 to Z.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
PLEBEs BEAT STAUNToN.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Nov. 6 (P-The
Navy Plebe football team tailed in
the first and third periods today to
defeat Staunton Military Academy,
18 to O.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
CENTENARY JoLTs T. c.

SHREVEPORT, La, Nov. s R.--
Centenary's Gents Joined the ranks
OF the gridiron giant killers Of 1887
today by upsetting the highly touted
Texas Christian eleven, 10 to s.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
Score on 40-Yard Pass.

HE visitors lone score resulted
from a 40-yard pass which placed
the ball on Howard's S, where James
Griffin skirted right end to score.
Hampton was knocking for another
touchdown on Howard's 3-yard line
when the game ended.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
Lateral Pass Gets Score.

A LATERAL from Jivilikian .nt
Guinea on his way again in the
fourth and he scored standing up from
the IL. A brief furry Of incomplete
Maryland passes prefaced his brilliant
65-yard romp.
Dinatale's punting gave Boston an
average Of so yards from scrimmage,
including one for SIS yards and an
other for so. McQuillan and Adriance.
handling the kicking for the home
team, averaged about 36 yards.
Western Maryland's line play was
consistently weak, with the secondary
called in frequently to halt Boston
power plays. Sadowski and Nc
Qulllan led the Maryland defense, with
Tony Ortenzi getting in the best licks
along the line.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
BOSTON COLLEGE
BLANKS TERRORS
Proves Superior in Every
Department in Running
Up 27-0 Score.
Ey the Associated Press.


~ ALTIMORE, Nov. 6.-Boston
x College out-rushed, out-passed
and out-generaled Western
Maryland here today for a
27-0 victory. A crowd of about 1000
saw the Marylanders go down to their
third consecutive defeat.
Tom Guinea, fleet Boston halfback,
led the New Englanders' offensive
scoring three touchdowns and paving
the way for the fourth.
His 65-yard sprint in the fourth
quarter climaxed a series of Boston
lme-punches which left Western
Maryland out-rushed 257 yards to SO
Guinea's 34-yard gainTled a Boston
drive Of rs yards for a. f1rst-quarter
score. Both teams went scoreless In
the second. Western Maryland on the
defensive throughout, with Boston's
big guns not beginning to fire until
the half.
Tony Dinatale, Guineas running
mate, eliminated 50-yard touchdown
march in the third by plunging over
from the 8, after pass, Jivilikian tc
Guinea, accounted for 80 yards
Dinatale kicked three extra points.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
SO0NERs STOP CYCLONES.

NORMAN, Okla, Nov. 6 (R.-Okla-
homas Sooners slowed the Iowa State
cyclone down to'a gentle zephyr here
today to win . 1877 Big Six Confer
ence victory.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
Lineup and Summary.

Touchdowns-Paliscak l2), Lobuono.
Sair 90. Toner. Points after touchdowns
-Waleski 90, Carlo (placements}.
Observation-Disclosures: Brown. Hall,
etruble: RandolphMacon: Harrell. Gillette.
etoy. Ray, Choppell. Peterson. McGhee,
Casey. Deane. McFall
Referee-Mr. Cahill fWashington Col
lexe), Umpire-Mr. Farrell (Holy Cross).
Head linesman-Mr. Hallett (Virginia).
Evening star., 1937-11-07
Lfne-ups and Summary.
LAND0N TEAM VICTOR
Perkins Passes Telling Factors in
Defeating st. Andrews.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
MIDDLETOWN, Del, Nov. e.
With Perkins unleashing accurate
tosses to Dorian to account for its
scoring, Landon School of Washing
ton defeated st. Andrews, 1914, in a
scholastic football game here today.
st. Andrews scored on an 80-yard
run by Keen and later tailed on
pass from Jones to Smith.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
Line-ups and Summary

Scoring touchdowns-McAfee t2), Hack
ney tsub for McAfeel (2), O'Mara (3),
Tipton (sub for Hendrickson) (2), Carpen-
ter sub for Clark. Points after touch-
down--McAfee CD. Hackney "a.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
BY HERBERT w. BARKER,
Associated Press Snorts Writer


IT'S still strictly a speculative and
falling market on football fav-
orites. In another stunning series
4 OF positively daffy results yester-
day, Baylor's Bears were removed
from the undefeated and united list
by Dana Bibles much-trampled Texas
Longhorns; Nebraska had to fight for
its life to get 1913 draw with under
rated Kansas; California's previously
unchecked Golden Bears were held to
a scoreless draw by Washington, and
Ohio State and Northwestern both
were victims of shocking Big Ten
upsets.
The law of averages. however. still
ran second in its race TO catch UP
with such Eastern powers as Pitt,
Fordham. Dartmouth, Yale, Holy
Cross, Villanova and Lafayette, as we'll
as Alabama and Duke in the South,
Colorado in the Rocky Mountain sec
ton and Santa Clara and Montana
in the Far West.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
IIine-un,

Substitutes: st. Andrews-Brown, Wom
pole and Pilling. Landon-Herbst.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
Field Goal Beats Baylor.

RAYLOR, apparently headed for the
- Southwest title without much ar
gument. fell by 9-6 count before
Texas as Hugh Wolfe booted a field
goal from the 26-yard line in the
waning minutes of play.
Ohio State, needing only to get
past Indiana to gain an almost cer-
tain share in the Big Ten champion
ship, found the Hoosiers entirely too
tough and went down to decisive de-
feat, 100. Northwestern, a heavy
popular choice. was outpointed by
Illinois, SO.
Pitt, with set of hard-running
backs operating briskly behind pow
erful line, buried Notre Dame under
three-touchdown barrage in the
fourth period to win, 21-6.
Fordham, one of the Nations strong
teams, played its most impressive
game in 21-3 rout OF Purdue. Dart
mouth spotted Princeton nine points
and then went on to win, 1919; Yale
leisurely accounted for Brown, 1870;
Holy Cross spilled Colgate, 1877; Villa
nova trounced Marquette, 25-7, and
Lafayette spilled Rutgers, 1876.
The Washington times., 1937-04-10

Everyone's a.flutter over butter
flies this spring, and here are
lovely large ones in a chair set OF
simple crochet. Start at once on
this lacy filet whose design in solid
stitch is prettily set off by mesh
and the K stitch. It cost so little
when made of string. Here IS
crochet splendid enough for the
grandest room-charming enough
for the SIMPLEST Pattern 1884 con-
The Washington times., 1937-04-10

tains directions and charts for
making the set shown. llustra-
tons Of stitches used; material re-
quirementS:
Send 10 cents in stamps or coin
(cOin preferred for this pattern
to The Washington Times, Needle
craft Dept, 81 Eighth Avenue,
New York, N. Y. Write plainly
PATTERN NUMBER, your NAME
and ADDRESS.