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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

~ ACRES ON GEORGIA AVE. EXTFN.
sion. , mi. beyond Silver Spring: fine buiiI-
!Hg site on pavement in oak grove: sell iess
sShnan q price OF adjoining land. Shepherd
BY OWNER-l2 MILES FROM WASHING
9oh, nnh acreage or lots. IN Vienna, Va tract
%, sCLcS' WOODS, springs, streams. JOSEPH
BEERY. Vienna. Va. Vienna 1O2-W .SG.
35 ACREs-LONG FRONTAGE ON STATE
road road near Potomac, Md, and the consI
Country Club. fine view and suifab -
1uhdlY,de. Only $3.50 per acre. Adore ;
Box AL "A. Star Office
FOR LE-APPRoxIMATELY 20 AcPFs
on River rd. between BIadenSbrrs sr3
Reh1tWortn o wind UP an estate CHAPLIN
p o BAOMAN. 600 st. NV. National
BRADLEY FARMS MD.-DPrvF orr TO
our trailer field Office and see the Inast
beautiful residential sites IN all surround
Ing countryside Sites Of 3 > 10 or more
acres on River I'd. lusr brvond C0n"res-
SlphaI C!nb. 10 minutes ride from D C.
Ine Prices and terms surprisingly low
Fr,ie.IGc once oEen ] TO 6 pm. COUNSEL
Md Wisconsin 1910
MONTY co. ACREAGE WILL, YIELD A
proht II bought right. Here is your on
portunity- over 2.O00-ft. frontage on
macadam road and larFe frontage on
parkway to be established Adjoins pro-
greSsive subdivision: wonderful trees sey
eral streams. hiEh elevation; S22 800 for
nearly 100 acres. or less than $50 an
acre. Think Of farm lands sell for
TINS price Ready for immediate develop
ment or excellent for speculation.
Can Cleveland l2s1. MR.. GADDIS.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY

CHESAPEAKE ROOM BUNGA-
low; modern improvements; S265 season
or sell. Address Box 44l-Z, Star office
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(See Mr.. Birckhead
REnucEp OVER $500

REDUCED OVER $500.
New Cape Cod 6-room brick. oil burner.
Frigidaire; rock wool insulation. steel case:
ments. screens; F. H. A. approved and
financed with 2Ors down payment. $4,000:
$4:} month. including taxes and insurance;
with smaller cash payment. So. 800: $50
month. Open until Q at night. Drive out
Bladensburg rd. to Peace Cross. right De-
tense Highway. blocks left Edmonston rd
l mile. Spring Brook Terrace subdivision
on left G. H. CLARKE. owner.
TAKoMA PARK, 319 CEDAR AVE.
room and bath brick. full basement. attic.
ouilt-in garage. h.-w.h. fireplace. refriger-
alton; an attractive home close to schools
and transportation: $3.50.
ROBERT E. LOHR.
81 Cedar St. Takoma Park. D. c.
MILLER BROTHERS TOMBSTONE OR
prick. featuring many details seldom found
N homes selling at prices under S10.5O0
High standard qualifications better than
average accessibility and most important
LASTING, ECONOMICAL UPKEEP. Re-
stricted residential area, quickly accessible
to schools, shopping, bus lines. clubs. etc;
less than 5 minutes to Washington.
SPECIAL PREVIEW-SATURDA
SUNDAY, MONDAY.
representative with prices at your serv-
ice ice on property: 4505. etc. 10th st. north
Waverly Hills. Arlington Va. Sales agents,
=. w. CLEVER CO. INC
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FARMS WANTED.

WILL TRADE sl1 900 EQUITY IN GAs0-
me Staton valued at S1T.50O). for de-
s!raole tarm. Address Box 7l-W Star Office
l NEED SOME SMALL FARMS TO SELL
l l nave waiting list of buyers, S, T.
ROBERISON I6Nl GeorgetnHn rd
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MONEY 10 LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN ON D. C REAL Estate
at lowest interest rate PROMPT service
JESSE q. HEISKEIL. l1l5 Eye st NV
FIRST THRUST MONEY TO LOAN ON DC.
real estate Sc interest Quick service
j WALSHE INC.
1107 Eye St NV National s4ss
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SEAsHoRE PROPERTY

POINT-NO-POINT CLUB. EXCLUSIVE.
highly restricted colony beautiful sand
peach on Chesapeake Bay. fine harbor ad-
lacent: unusually large sites. Full in
iormation. r. B CUMMINGS & co. Q23
l5th st NY Phone National a772
FOR SALE-FURNIsHED COTTAGE AT
Rock Point Md, which includes pleasure
hoat: For further information apply 10
MRS. F. e. BEALL. SR.. Glebe and Russell
ldS. Alexandria. Va. 81
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BY OWNER: CONSTRUCTS HOME.
g. rooms sleeping porch concrete
porches: rear inclosed; dry basement. built
IN garage; " or " acre ground beautifully
landscaped with trees shrubbery: peren-
mails and ANNALS: restricted neighborhood:
Z miles from Key Bridge mo brokers)
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SUMNER hQMES

HERALD HARBoR-LoG COTTAGE AT
tractlvely furn.: reas. Turn left at park,
follow Eddy I'd. to beach. Cottase on risht.
or phone Adams 523@
south of Lake Winnipesaukee-
I-rm. home. living nm, dining rm kitchen.
bed rooms and bath: cemented cellar
steam heat. running water gas INV
heater. lear garage: 2 acres Of land. 200
II, shore frontage; boat with cupboard
at Fairfax Hotel Apt, 6I7. Thereafter.
New Hampshlre Homes. Tiltnn N Il 2n.
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BUILDERS LOSS OFFERS CHANCE TO
buy new brick (2 bed rooms), every modern
convenience, including oil burner; four
blocks to stores. schools bank and l0c
Washington bus. An excellent opportunity
for small family with little cash to have
f1ne. new home of their own, with carry
ing charges perhaps less than you paw as
rent. Price. $3.50. Open Saturday. Sun
day, Monday 2313 N Kenmore St. Airing
ton Va
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4 BUNGALOWS. ROOMS EACH AMI;
| hardwood floors tiled bath, INV h.. elec.
| refrlgeration: large lots: 81. $50 to S4 $50.
| Phone Clarendon 1855. Owner and builder.
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BAY RIDGE.
SPECIAL, OFFERING
SOUTH RIVER.

Beautiful wooded acre lots on South
River, private sandy beaches. $1,000.
Larger lots. 1900.
Lots on creek. wooded. sandy beach
$500
Groom house. bath. electricity INV
heat. about : acres, private bath; S6,50O.
r. D. LILLE CO..
c64 Carroll ST.. Takoma Park. Geo. 1900
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ATTRACTIVE NEW BRICK SEMI-BUNGA-
low, large living room with open fl-eplace.
breakfast nook. large attic: h.ew.h. with
oil burner. elec. range. copper water pipes
and screens. furred walls: lot 75x15O
| price $500. Mckinley ave. Hyattsville.
| ZANTZINGER co Greenwood 1919
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sALE-F NIsHED COTTAGE ON
water front: 141 Friar Tuck Hill Sher-
wood Forest: modern convenences: rea-
Bldg. Baltimore -"iSe'
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LARGE GROOM COTTAGE; INSIDE
TOILET to-. and wash basin; sleeping or 3:
Snodgrass rd.. Herald Harbor. Nd. visit
lot on Sunday or call North 2343 3Os
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FOR, SALE OR RENT-NEAR NORTH
beach on bay front. Front and back
running water Apply HILL. rear Talbot
q Juegens Real Estate Office. West Beach
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FOR SALE-NEW COTTAGES. S7o5
81 .o95; S1,195. Sl.395 81. 500 and No:
located at Cedarhurst on Ches. Bay (near
Shaoy Side Md }. 81 miles D. C. Lots and
COTTAGES for sale on easy terms WhLTER
M. BAUMAN. office at Cedarhurst or No. /
Ihomas circle. Natl. 6229
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY

BEVERLEY BEACH ON CHESAPEAKE BAY
Most progressive beach near D. C.-More
value for your dollar than cheaper beaches
offer. Inspection daily Defense High
way 20. 8. SOD: Follow Red Arrows Cen
tiles only. Write for FREE BOOKLET.
P. O., Mayo. A. A. Co.. Md.
CUSTOM-BUILT BRICK BUNGALOW, AN
napois Roads Club. not finished: sacrifice.
S3.900 Shepherd 1919 or Annapolis 421.
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PARKLAND. MD
S4,950. New Groom cottage, tile bath
h:-w. heat. hardwood finish. built-in
kitchen cabinets: electric range. Other
pike and Suitland rd. 3O'
BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME AT
Gaithersburg. Md. 20 mics from Wash
ington; about. acres. including z acre.
in fine varieties of peonies: 12-room.- g.
tricity town water and sewerage: many
fine trees: convenient to stores, schools
churches. railroad and bus.
EDWARD P. SCHWARTZ. INC.
1014 Vermont Ave. Dist. 6210.
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| work see Scientist Gins" before renting
or purchasing; "a mi. natural sandy beach
| ems and streams; abundant fossils; wood
| ca pay sites; log cabins. 1t is different
lurn left at Port Republic 40 mi. be-
| yOnd Prince Frederick
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TAKOMA PARK
Very comfortable six-room dwelling with
nice porcheS. oil burner. built-in garage
etc. Lot contains about half acre and is
nicely Handicapped: price, only SIS 75O:
terms arranged: immediate possession.
JOHN SCR1VENER & BRO.
District 35fO ola q Ct wv
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ARLJNGTON-S ROOMS, BATH: NEW
ments. larse lot: convenient to school and
bus: one block of Wilson blvd. 141 N.
Emerson: price. $4,000. Phone Clar.
1Oc-W
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Forest room bungalow: large iivina
loom. bed rooms, kit: elec. and water
Phone Columbia S55l-W "eA'
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OFFICES FOR RENT.
{ THOMAS CIRCLE

1885 Mass. ave-: two large corner
rooms for professional use
SHANNON d. LUCHS CO..
1908 H st NV National 2345
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ARLINGTON. VA.-DoLL HOUSE: BRICK
bungalow. 4 rms. fully equipped kitchen.
tile bath. lot 65x130; F. H. A. financed:
$500 monthly. including taxes and in
surance; low down payment. ABBOTT H.
BERSE; 1l66 N Glebe rd. Arlington.
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FRANKLIN MANOR; 3 COTTAGES SIS
TO 1850; low terms. or rental. NFTi.D
ESTATE. fronts on bay; much reduced
price, terms. HERRING BAY, Shadyside
terms. rental. 100 a. on Potomac. worth
double So 200 down. IS a. on Patuxent
,, ever Lade; your terms. 2 big lots. Bev-
cry S925; terms. N. E. RYON CO., 1916
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GLEN ISLE. ON SOUTH RIvER-wAsH-
ln9ton,s closest saltwater beach: 10 miles
from Dist. line by Benning I'd and Central
ave; Lots 50x125. 800: S. mo. Bungalows
rent and sale. ZANTzINGER CO., Natl
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

SIS.
1OoX1oO; large fenced lot and II ga
RACES: ,zoned md commercial spacious
three,alley; excellent shipping facility:
rear 1877 st. Sc. See Mr.. Moore eve
ming phone. Cleveland o6o5
ADELBERT w. LEE
1913 H 81. NV. District 1900
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EXCEPTIONAL VALUE
New detached apt. building: best resi-
Dental section NV. close to schools. trans
portation; each apt. has open fireplace:
service entrance and latest equipment;
large basement with locker rooms; price.
$1,000; less than 5R times yearly rental
For complete details call
R. MARBURY STAMP g. CO.,
212 Southern Bldg. Dist. sI57.
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ts1I151 II N1lt11V f5'" ivy, WaT. VFoF.
g ROOMS AND BATH. ANIL; DOUBLE
garage, stable. chicken house; . to 10
acres to choose from. Call Hyattsville
S0o-F-3
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BAY RIDGE-WILL SACRIFICE AT LESS
than half original price bay-front lot. 100
by zoo 1t. wonderful shade. I need cash
Star Office 80
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A SIX-ROOM HOUSE OF THE BUNGA-
low type with two acres of ground. east OF
airport. on Rockville pike. Price. S4,95O:
$500 cash, balance monthly
PERCY H RUSSELL co. 1871 K St NV.
BETHESDA, MD. 81. .515-NEW 5-ROOM
bungalow: completely insulated paneled
lvlng room: attractive terms Open daily,
3to pm. 46oS Rosedale ave Wise
162S. Directions: From Bank OF Bethesda
out Rockville pike blocks, turn right two
Evening star., 1937-05-29

MODERN WATERFRONT COTTAGE
North Beach Park Nd reas terms. Trade
or rent for season North 103Oo
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EXCELLENT NORTHWEST SITES. PRICED
low GEO DIEFFENBACH Lot Specialist.
Natl. $3.50. 11O1 vt. ave- NV EN-. 4117.
SEVERAL LOTS. SUITABLE FOR FLATS
venienccs. Lincoln 2743.
2a ACRES, ON GA. AVE. EXTENDED .
miles from Silver Spring. Bargain for cash.
3Qs
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CHEVY CHASE VIEW. MD
new. detached. modern home of rooms.
path. garage: living room. 22x1o: lot
2OOx2O0; priced to sell quickly. Adams
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90 ACRES, NEAR coLEsyILLE-

~ A., TOBACCO SOIL. 35 CLEA
streamS, fruit: State road 'front.'. 81 ]
cash. WENZ, Floral Park. Md. auto Ro
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Might Add Others.

A ND don't forget this is only a par
tial list. You can add Rice, Villa
nova, Colgate, Penn State, Iowa and
several others that also belong in the
upper circle, which easily could be ex-
tended to 40 prominent teams with
more research in the field Of vital sta
tistics
I can't recall season where the
casualty list was quite as heavy in
early October, even before Indian
Summer was well under way. Here
Is further proof that foot ball skill.
material and coaching ability have
come to level plain that covers most
Of the map.
Here also is further proof that no
team playing one of the harder sched-
ules can hope to get by unbeaten,
barring an abundance of luck. Min
nesota already has gone overheard.
The crack Pitt team had bare 6-point
margin over Duquesne, due to a single
77-yard gallop within the first 3 min
utes. Washington. picked as Cali
fornia's main rival on the Western
Coast. fell before Oregon State. not
listed in the challenging group in the
championship class.
Evening star., 1937-10-12
Condensed Fishing Reports.

Rock Hall. Md.-Good regular catches Of
small rock made. weather permitting; oc-
casional large rock and few trout also
taken
oxford. Md, Capt. Buck Stevenson
Weather very unsettled last week some
good days and others only fair outlook
good.
Solomons, Md, Capt. Harry Woodburn-
Pair catches of rock last week: a few blues
also here; outlook good.
BroomeS Island. Md. Capt. H. c. FL
liott-Fair catches of rock, trout and perch
here; good weather should bring good
catches.
Tilghmans Island. Capt. Ran Harrison
Good catches of rock. trout and blues made
recently; outlook good.
Piney Point Md, Capt. L. NJ. Spriges-
Took ~ rock and few trout on best trip
last week. making good catches when
weather Is right expect good catches for
quite while yet.
CrIsfeld. Md.--Good catches reported
this point; best catches made still fishing
for trout. hardhead. kings and perch
Quimby. Va. Capt. l.. S. Corbin-Hieh
winds have held back fishing here should
be good again when weather settles
Bush River, Gunpowder River, Middle
River, Potomac River-Good catches of
bass reported from some points along these
streams; should be good again when
weather settles.
Evening star., 1937-10-12
C0L0NIALS PRESSING
FOR ALABAMA CLASH
Crimson Tide Again Is Powerful,
Scout Warns-Borden, Holt
on G. W. Ailing List.

STRONGLY impressed by the opin-
ion of Bill Reinhart, backffeld
coach. concerning the gridiron prowess
of Alabamas Crimson Tide. George
Washingtons foot ball forces today
launched serious preparations for en-
tertaining the Southerners October
% at Griffith Stadium.
Its another great Alabama team.
but 1t can be beaten" was the COM
ment Of Reinhart upon returning from
Tuscaloosa, where he secuted the Tide
In action against South Carolina,
which was Alabama's third vic
tim, 900.
Undefeated since 1885, Alabama
could have rolled up a much larger
score against the Gamecocks, accord
ing to Reinhart. The Tide swamped
its first two opponents numerically.
The Colonials resumed practice yes
terday at Griffith Stadium minus the
services of Elmore Borden, the only
serious casualty from the West Vir-
ginla Wesleyan fracas, and were
scheduled for another informal scrip1-
mage with Maryland today at College
Park. Borden suffered a severe leg
bruise and probably will not be in uni
form again this week.
Tippy Holt, veteran end. who has
yet to see action this season due to a
badly sprained ankle, still is confined
to the sidelines and possibly will not be
ready for the Alabama game.
Evening star., 1937-10-12
Have Wealth of PasserS.

CEVEN men who can pass, includ-
ing one considered to be among
the Middle Vests best and another
who is left-hander. are coming with
the invaders. Ernest Palumbo. De-
trolt's quarterback, is the teams best
tosser, but Roger Hayes, the SOUTH
paw, has a good record with his un-
orthodox style.
According to La Fond, "they pass
whenever and wherever they please
and they won't be stopped. I've nepr
seen such an air-minded team. This
Palumbo is about as good as they
come and I'm inclined to rate him
right along with Doug Mott, the boy
who made monkeys out of us in 49,"
Gus Dorais doesn't have to stick to
the aerial game. however, as in Andy
Farkas and AL Oliveto he has two ex-
cellent backs. Farkas, a veteran. is
ball-running wizard who is at his
best in a broken field. while Oliveto,
line-cracking fullback. impressed La
Fond as one of the finest he had seen
in years.
Evening star., 1937-10-12
OLD LINERS STRESS
BLOCKING, DEFENSE
Fear Virginia Aerials-Death Of
Jim Meade's Mother Saddens y
Maryland Squad.

BLOCKING and defensive tactics
against the forward pass will be
the themes at Maryland all this week
as the Terps prepare for the game
with Virginia at Charlottesville Sat-
urday.
While Maryland was glad to beat
the tough Western Maryland team by a
6-to-o score last Saturday. Coach Dob
son was far from satisfied with the
blocking and saw some flaws in the
defensive play against aerials. And
the Terrors have no passer who can
come even close to matching Dinwiis
die of the Cavaliers.
The Maryland squad was saddened
by the death of Jim Meade's mother.
who succumbed suddenly at her home
in Port Deposit. Md. yesterday morn
ing. 1t is not known whether Meade
will play Saturday, and Dobson said
the decision was entirely up to the
player. Meade is an ardent home bov
and he and his mother were great
pals.
Evening star., 1937-10-12
BY ANDREW KERR,
Colgate Coach.

T HAMILTON, N. Y, October
12.-It is an old foot ball
adage that the breaks Of
4 L the game come out Of
kicking. This must be amended
to state that the winning breaks
come out of the passing game.
Major games in the East last Sat-
urday showed that the pass Is q
two-edged sword and may be q
boomerang.
Intercepted passes afforded Cor
nell two chances to score against
Princeton. An intercepted pass
beat Columbia, and another inter-
ception gave Manhattan its chance
for victory. Yale scored on Penn
sylvania by an intercepted pass,
and two Of North Carolina's three
touchdowns against N. Y. U. were
direct results of interruptions.
Cornell showed q versatile at
tack, featuring a nice balance be-
tween running and passing, to beat
Princeton.
Army power bested Columbia's
passing and fiuesss by . margin
of three points after touchdown.
Evening star., 1937-10-12
Early autumn Harvest Of Beaten and Tied Terrific
Maryland's Progress Marked
In WilliamsOn's Grid Ratings

UNIVERSITY MARYLANDs S only member
the college
show marked this weeks gidron ratings
- piled by the Williamson Scientific System
Terrapns, last rating of q
standing
with other sventy-third position.
Washington group rating
thirteenth
hrty-fourth
the American University gains point for rating
S
University
Williamson Cards
Sunday.
Cornell with 99 continues the the
M
California Alabama,
Clara, Fordham
indicated
of the Ratings
Evening star., 1937-10-12
BY GEORGE E. HUBER.

Y you may be reading in the news
" sections of some newspap pers
about the duck season being
4 open, and about conditions at
this or that spot. Don't let these
reports get you started out with the old
12-gauge and a pocket full Of shells
They apply to the northern zone of
duck hunting, which has been open
since October 8, and 1T will not be
lawful to take shot at ducks around
here for good six weeks yet
The duck season in Maryland
and Virginia, included this year
in the southern zone, opens on
November 27.
The only things you legally can shoot
in Maryland at the moment are rail-
birds and squirrels, both good filters
for pie, but that's about all. Rail
shooting closes at the end of this
month and the squirrel shooting on
October Is. Not many local nimrods
have been out after these birds and
animals, and We hardly blame them.
Rails, while fairly plentiful, furnish
not much sport and hardly are worth
the effort of getting boat and messing
around in a lot of reeds and water;
while the squirrels are few and far
between.
Evening star., 1937-10-12
c. j. SCOUT CALLS
DETROIT U. GREAT
LaFond Rates Invaders as
Good as Team That Beat
Cards, 26.0, in 1888.

~ ESP1TE their anxiety to pre-
serve an undefeated record
and to avenge $50 trounc-
- ing of four years ago, Cathox
Tic university's gridmen will have the1l
hands full If they expect to turn back
the University of Detroit at Grifath
Stadium on Friday night.
Warned by Eddie lie Fond. who
secuted them in their $40 romp over
Iexas Tech last Saturday, that this
years Titans are just as great, if not
greater than the team which repre-
sented Detroit in 1888, the Cardinals
are wasting no efforts in this weeks
preparations.
Evening star., 1937-10-12
Sports Program
For Local Fans

TODAY.
Foot Ball.
Western VS.. Tech, Western Sta
dium public high title game).
3:30
Georgetown Prep VS.. Charlotte
Hall, Garrett Park, Md, $3.50.
THURSDAY.
Wrestling.
Joe Cox VS.. Billy Hanson and
Dean Detton VS.. Abe Kaskey. CO.
feature matches, Turner's Arena,
$3.50.
FRIDAY.
Foot Ball.
Detroit VS.. Catholic University,
Griffith Stadium, BIS.
Maryland Frosh VS.. GEORGETOWN
Frosh, Hilltop Field, $3.50.
Wilson VS.. Eastern. Eastern Sta
dium (public high title game), $3.50.
National Training VS.. George
Washington High, Alexandria, Va,
$3.50.
St. Johns VS.. Westinghouse
High, Ballston, Va, $3.50.
Tech VS.. Gonzaga, Tech Stadium,
$3.50.
Evening star., 1937-10-12
Pass in East Is Boomerang
Winning Breaks Come Out of Interceptions in
MANY Games Last Week.

Yale demonstrated in its defeat
OF Pennsylvania that 1t still is q
foot ball opportunist.
Holy Cross showed unexpected
strength in beating a good George
town team. The Manhattan squad
cashed in on its potential strength
and beat Michigan State.
A N. Y. U. team that had q
sufficiently versatile attack to win
was foiled by its own fumbles,
mistakes and injuries.
Harvard showed an accurate
passing attack in defeating Brown.
(Coryright, 1887, by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc.)
Evening star., 1937-10-12
MANY BUGS TO SHARE
Groundkeeper, Scouts, Assistants
Voted Series Coin.

PITTSBURGH, October IL (P.-
A groundkeeper, scouts and other
team assistants will share In the
$2o,865.3O world series money allotted
the third-place National League
Pittsburgh Pirates.
Each regular player and coach will
draw $734.47. Other apportionments
include 5000 to Scout Bill Hinchman,
500 to Lawrence Collier of the ticket
office and a half of players share
to both Groundkeeper Jack Fogarty
and Assistant Trainer George Aston.
Pitcher Jim Tobin, who joined the
Pirates after the season opened, and
OutfIelder Fred Shuttle, uncondition-
ally released last month, were given
full shares.
Evening star., 1937-10-12
EVERSAND TINKER
FEUD IS PARADOX
Enemies Made Each Other
Star in Combination
in Major Leagues.
BY GRANILAND RICE.

4 you may or may not recall the
" fact that back in almost for
gotten years the one pitcher
who rarely bothered Joe
Tinker was Christy Mathewson.
When I ran into the Tinker Evers
combination recently I brought up
this point.
Base balls funny game" Tinker
said. "Matty was one of the greatest
pitchers who ever lived--but somehow
l always felt could hit him. 1
didn't feel that way about pitchers
who weren't half as good. It's one
OF those things you can't explain"
Ty Cobb was the same way. 1 told
Joe. 1T wasn't Johnson, Walsh and
Joss who bothered me-" Ty said
recently, "but two or three fellows
nobody remembers. The pitcher who
gave me most trouble was Mogridpe
a big left-hander."
Evening star., 1937-10-12
Pirates Have Name" Team,

PITTSBURGH will invade with one
Of the biggest name teams in
the league, consisting OF such players
at Izzy Weinstock, Pittsburgh's all
America back in 1885; Mike Basrak,
all-America center for Duquesne last
year, and Tuffy Thompson, great back
of Minnesota's 1896 eleven. In addi-
ton, they have and are coached by
John Blood McNally, for 10 years
one of the most dangerous running
backs in pro foot ball. He likewise is
regarded as one Of the best pass
catchers in the game.
To date Pittsburgh has won two
games and lost three 1t opened the
season by defeating Philadelphia and
Brooklyn but dropped its next three
games to New York, the Chicago
Bears and Detroit. The Bears TO
victory represents the biggest margin
by which the Pirates have been beaten.
They trounced Philly, the Redskins
nemesis, 27-l4.
Evening star., 1937-10-12
Brilliant Pair Were Enemies.

THE old Tinker-Evers feud was one
OF the big stories of base ball.
Every one thought they were pals.
Ihelr team play was perfect. But at
the time they were not speaking and
each was trying to show the other
fellow up.
They were about as fine a COM
bination around second base as anv
one ever saw. But Evers whipped his
relays to Tinker at double speed-and
Tinker did the same. And neither
mad any idea of letting the other
SHOW him up. Tinker to Evers to
Chance came about in the midst of a
family brawl.
(Copyright. 1897, by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Inc)