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Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1937-12-01
Dec ember /, 1857
~Greenbelt COoporator

FULlIER WINS RECOGNITION
(Cont inued from Page Six)
to his interes ting career. Last
week he took second place among
proud parents; he held first place
for several weeks as 1.-THE father
Of the youngest citizen in Green
beEts
No story here would be complete
regarding the Asst stant Connnuni ty
Manager WITHOUT mont ioning Mrs.
Fulmor. She is a gradua to Of
Smith college with a year Of post
graduate work in Germany and an
other in the New York School Of
Soc iologys
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CREDIT UNION MEETING
(Cont inuod from First Page)
two bank and as a nonprofit or
gariZation will assist in q pro-
gram Of thrift and the Financing
of personal loans for it's members.
"Credit unions are cl ely iden-
titled with the cooperative move
ment", Robert E. JAG OLSEN said
when calling attention. to the
meeting. zach credit union is
governed by offic e1's elected from
it's own member ship.
At this citing Mr.. Doig and
Miss Maxwell Will explain the
credit unions and holp US in Or
ganizing one for Groenbo1t.
Every intere ted citizen should
be present at t his meeting, as it
is great ~oppor tunity to get the
necess airy information from the
pc ople who know the credit uni on
from to ", Jacobsen said.
F1LENE. AIDED COOP BANKS
There are over !. 900 .Coopora-
Of hI o11 how
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1937-12-01

New connnunit los arc boing built
yoaI aftor year and within each
ar Uses trans portal ion pr oblems
In most instances this is the pr i'm
airy requi site for sustaining FAM
lily life Wi thin that connnuni ty.
Such is the c ase in Greenbelt,
and thre atens to grow 81 great
that unless some conclusion is
reached soon, ONE families will
be required to move back to the de-
p1orable cond itions, in or nearer
Washington, SO the Thread winnor'
Of tho family can get to and from
his job to earn the money that
foods, clothes and houses them.
The cooper alive form Of enter
prise seems to have been intended
for the type Of FAM les now re-
siding in Greenbelt, mainly becaB
Of the ir limited inc ones. Because
Of the need Of Transports ton
sys ten and the fur Their need Of en-
terpr ises, it seems conclusive
that the two should be ombined to
form bus syst tom that Will be
suited to the requirements Of the
Greonbeltians.
Othor features favoring COOP
erativo bus sy stem will be dis
cussod in succ ooding Issues Of tho
Coopera tor.
Evening star., 1937-12-13
BOATS.

CUPBOARD MOTORS, johnson J, Evin-
rude. Elto. small, late models used; guar
cheap for cash. Also several good used
3406
Evening star., 1937-12-13

Exclusive location. modern, fireproof
building; 24-hr. elevator. secretaral phone
service; mirror doors. Potomac 5OS3
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200o 18th ST. NV.
100 18th ST NV

rooms, kitchen, bath large foyer; Co
yenlently located; S50-S55. Res. ms
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SILVER SPRING.
$50 50 MO-NEAR SCHOOL

Two rooms. kitchen. dinette. bath, large
screened sleeping porch. block shopping
center and bus line, New bldg, oil heat.
MARYLAND REAL ESTATE CO.
1905 Georgia Ave Shen h1nn
Evening star., 1937-12-13
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

$500 NORTH FRANKLIN RID. Airing
ton Va. Is min. downtown. half block bus
twin beds. pvt. entr.. bath: oil heat. inst
h. W. Walnut 165s-J. Call after pm.
Evening star., 1937-12-13

PORTLAND HOTEL. vt. ave. at Thomas
Circle-SS;50 week; hotel service fresh
| attended to- shower baths; walk to work
1888 MERIDIAN PL NW-Attractive
clean front room. four windows private
home; owner; adults; reasonable. Col. O243.
Evening star., 1937-12-13

RUGS Oriental. scatter sizes; perfect 90
pieces; your choice. S17.50; Sx10 Chinese,
SS5. 2409 18th st. NV. Open evenings.
RUGS new Chinese Oriental 9x12a
and ski =; will sacrifice for quick sale,
Evening star., 1937-12-13
ROOMS WANTED.

WIDOW with Two children wants room
Some one to care for children during day:
private home preferred. Box 266-C. Star
YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE. baby girl
year and a half old, both employed, wish
furnished rooms in private home with some
one liking children and who will care for
baby while mother is at work: $50 per
month Box 1O3-A, Star
Evening star., 1937-12-13
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

PIANOS-Used uprights, SIS and $40 cash
Delivery extra or you can haul them your
self Also bargains in spinettes and baby
grands Dec. $500. The Piano Shop,
| 1221 14th st NV.
Evening star., 1937-12-13
ROOMS UNFURNIsHED.

500 INDEPENDENCE AVE. sW.-Entire
3rd floor. 3 rms, pvt. bath: redecorated; !;
heat, gas. separate elec. meter; S2s.
21O1 ST NW-Large. sunny corner
rm.; semi-pvt. bath: newly decorated: .
closets Met. 44a7.
34O7 HOI.MEAD PL.-2 rms. arranged for
Ink, for . adults: next bath; gas, elec,
heat: $50 mo-; conven,: A. pm. IA
617 ST NW-Newly papered and
painted heat and electricity incl. Apply
In store. Reas. rent.
oil c ST. NW.-3 bright rooms and
kitchenette. sink hot-water heat; walking
distance downtown. Adults.
415 GALLATIN ST. NV large pleas
ant front bedroom. southern exposure. next
shower bath: large cedar-lned closet. bus
passes door: unlim. phone. Georgia 1905.
Evening star., 1937-12-13
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

AIRWAY, $3.50; HOOVER, S1l.75: ELEC-
TRoLux. S12.75;, factory rebuilt, like new:
new bags, cords; brushes. etc; guar. yr.
UNUSUAL BARGAINS worth up to $50.
Useful Christmas gifts. OPEN EVENINGS
and SUNDAYS to 10 pm. Come early.
STANDARD BRANDS, 1888 14th st. NV.
WASHER Apex. good condition; guar /:
S29.60: ST. weekly. Harris Co., 5000 14th
NV. Columbia O1OO.
WASHING MACHINES-Rebuilt and guar !:
S14.95 up; Apex and A. B. c floor SAM
pies at great savings; terms. Electrical
Center. ola 10th st. NV: Natl. ss72.
xYLOPHONE. octaves, practically new,
with CARRYING case and wheels; will sac
rlfce. 617 Kenyon st. NV. Columbia 2695.
AUCTION sALE-Tuesday Dec. IA, 1887,
at 10 a.m-Lving room. dining room,
radio odd PIECES china linens; on prem-
14th st. NV. Auction sale. Tues, Dec IA,
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.
,Jopnlng and Remodeling Specialty;

HAfRY =. WILLIAMS. MONTH b24S.
REUPHOLSTERING. 3-piece suite, low as
S39.7 includes materials. labor. Standard
Upholstery, S13 9TH NV. Met. 62S2.
SPECIAL prices on recreation rooms and
attic improvements during the winter
months. Call US for free estimate.
Washington Home Improvement Co.
Phone Pot 1896. 49,
uPHOLSTERING. furniture repairing, re-
hnishlng. cabinet work. Weismuller. 2423
18th st. NV. Ad O76l.
UPHOLSTERING, ,REFIMTstSfac REPAIRINS
Some work done in the home E S.
Weaver, Ia L Parkwood pl. Ad. 1947.
Ad. S401.
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REPAIRS 8 SERVICE.

NCOuJLuueQ.l
ELECTRIC WIRING, ina SIssu1s. Is.
pairs; 6-r house fixtures e. base plugs, SEQ.
Regal Elec. Co. $40 Upshur NV. Col. 1891.
FLOORS sANpED AND REFINIsHED.
81 room up. Work guaranteed. Pot. 59s7. :
FLOOR WORK. expert all floors made
IKE new work suaranteed. w, G. Deaton.
4227 Sth st. NV. Columbia 1862.
FLOOR WORK, sanding. finishing: special
prices; work guaranteed. c. C. Deaton.
903 Longfellow st. NV. Georgia 1859.
GENERAL REPAIRING,
PAINTING-ROOFING.
.,, CALL RUSSELL .,o
JOB PLASTERING cement work. No Job
too small, none too far. William Thomas,
PAPERING. painting; work guaranteed;
rock-bottom prices; father and son. CO.
lunbia s773. sos Kenyon st. NV.
PAPERING-P PAINTING by experienced me-
chanic Estimates without obligation. H.
Siddley, Adams 264l-J. 49,
PAPERF Angling done by experienced
men: work guaranteed: price reasonable;
PAPER HANGING this week orly. $3.50
1887. Work guaranteed. Adams 1891.
PAPER HANGING done at once, $4 room
and up, including paper. Work guaranteed.
White mechanics. Georgia O024.
PAPERING, painting; exp. workmen; satis-
faction guaranteed; estimates free. 3119
Perry St, Mt: Rainier: Greenwood 1921:
PLASTBRING. stucco. cement, chimneys,
painting, :, carpenter work, waterproofing
01SS,
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MARYLAND AVE. NE, S21. APT. 3O4-
Two rooms. kitchen and bath: heat. hot
water. refrigeration furnished; redeco-
| rated; only So. 80. To inspect. cali MR.
| TOMS, District 2434. or see janitor.
Evening star., 1937-12-13

In new apts. 2915 Pa ave. se-Living
rooln, dlnette. kitchen, bedrooms, bath;
$3.50 to $3.50. All large bright apis,
| with heat and h. W. furnished
| PHILLIPS Gz CANDY INC,
Natl. 1900. 10l2 18th St. NV
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ROOMS FURNISHED

"SSSuS VSNtSbSGU6Os
s'Sa ass4 COLUMBIA RD,-ss ard 81; so TX.
ch.W. 2 car lines; men. Adams 1923.
GORDON HOTEL 916 10th st.-on beau
l,nl yenent 10th ST. 0eatioa desirable and con-
a Double rooms wth rnnnns inss satsr
With With bath. twin beds. SIS weekly 24-hour
elevator and switchboard service.
l357 I357 EUCLID ST: N.W;-Attractive room
ma floor; continuous hot water. phone
near cars, bus lines: owners home. 13'
33ol6 TILDEN ST. NV. Apt. 5OI-Large
on TGom py. shoSer high ideal
4I05 18th ST. Nw.-In private home
2nd-foor-front room. next bath and
shower; gentleman.
1000 18th ST; NV, Apt Large. attrac-
reasonable; close in.
| SOME FREE RENT-1212 9th st. NV
Low rent; gas range. steam heat: newly
oaDer's< shower bath; phone. linens silver.
31s EAST CAPIToL-Laree rm.. next
bath, 1st floor; adults only. Lincoln 97O3.
| 1347 HARVARD ST. NW-Very desirable,
coy; warm. single room; modern. new
2esoH Hoa yeeF y Sete ave- Service ct 4ess
towels daily; your mail and phone calls
attended to; shower baths; walk to work.
1iass 14ss txass MERIDIAN plan PL: W;-Attractiye.
home; owner; adults; reasonable. Col s:s oS4s.
BRoWNsToNE TERRACE. 1888 Conn.
Mave-Single ave and double rms. with pvt.
bath. North 1854.
| HOTEL LOGAN, 18th and Logan Circle
Double rooms with bath. telephone. $40 per
week. Single rms. So up. North 1000. Ia
| l345 VERMONT AVE. NV sunny, dou-
PIE PIE room 90 Ia, next bath: 81 wk. Suitable Ia
Eh14 9th 10y
bath. Private home. Georgia 93s9.
room exerytsing EMs.e fuTn. ss5. coI .eHn 52s7:1 ~
I447 MASS. AVE. NW.-Double room.
Ink. Ink. $3.50 week; double bedroom. So
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.. .373s Kanawha St.
Clean; quiet, comfortable: double or single:
near Conn. express bus. Emerson 457s.
CHEVY CHASE D. c. 3611 Jocelyn st:
Or Or private bath. shower. phone: in new
detached home; gentiles only. Emerson
| 9447. Garage OPTIONAL.
I1RIf IRRIqfHgTWooD, e1o7 7th p: n.w-Larse
hdalss isse eeeesia ae@s: aaanl' aa1i' gar exp bus
1880 vARNUM ST N.W.-Master bedrm..
St: emp coupie pref: G Adams las' 51s7. 1a i0'n
4215 4th ST. N.W.-Pleasant front room
reasonable; near car and bus. Col. 1888.
1850 COLUMBIA RD.-Desirable. Ink,
| bo.S6-S?. 1431 Feirmont n.w.-Basement
apt. private bath. shower
| SCOTT CIRCLE, 1891 r. I-ComfortabIe,
warm double room; single; convenient
| paths: service: reasonable; transients con-
sidered; home.
1901 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W.-Large
front room. newly decorated: twin or triple
beds Reasonable rates. North 9772.
1903 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W.-Gentle-
| man. single room, well furnished, baths
with showers, c.h.w.. automatic heat. 15s
TIT 9th s.W.-Parl., heat S1S mo-; 326 q
s.w.. back parlor. heat. SIS; 2434 Frank
n5no " Ut. ne. apt. :. h. water. sas. elsc..
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THE BEST VALUES

UPPER 18th ST. NW-FOUR ROOMS,
bath. kitchen. automatic heat refriger-
alton. chw; perfect condition; SOS.
Evening star., 1937-09-28
TURNER MAY MISS
FIRST c. v. GAME
Regular FuIIbaCk Injuries
-Rib-Hogg Due to Start
Wake Forest Tilt.
rUST when the center proble

JUST when the center problem
created by Al Haringer's ILL
ness showed signs of being
Strengthened out, Jim Pixlee.
George Washington's head coach, was
forced to tackle a problem at a new
post today-fullback
Until the extent of Jay Turner's
rib injury is determined. Elmer Hogg,
the lanky lad from Arkansas, who
has been offering Jay stiff competi-
ton for the regular job, probably will
get the call. But Turner is key
man whether or not he starts the
game. and he'll be badly missed if
forced to idle Friday night against
Wake Forest.
Hero of 1886 Contest.
TURNER bruised his rib severely
yesterday in scrimmage, but
X-rays showed no fracture. He may
come around in time to play Friday.
But his physician at the University
Hospital is doubtful
Hero of last years thrilling VIC
tory over the Deacons, Jay was to
have been the object of much of
their attention in this battle. In
other words, the Deacs were laying
for" Jay, according to reports from
the Carolina institution He caught
the pass on the goal line in the last
second of play that brought the
1912 victory for G. w.
HOQp has shown rOusidera hle drive
in this post recently and should fill
it acceptably. He played it enough
last year to win a letter.
Evening star., 1937-09-28
Mccarthy, Yank Pilot, Stays Home to Scout Giants


the Florida team invaded Baton
Rouge Saturday :. We predict the
Yanks will fail the stuffing out of
Carl Hubbell in the world series -.
But Cliff Melton is apt to stop the
Yanks the first time he faces 'em
=. Max and Buddy Baer are chop
ping wood in California to get in
shape.
Note to pitchers: Ted Kleinhans
Of the Reds won a second chance
under the big top because he de-
veloped . screwball The New
York foot ball Giants say Sammy
Baugh Is the hottest thing they've
seen yet -. But Drew Shankle,
sports editor Of the Columbus,
Miss, Commercial Dispatch, wants
to know what about Riley Smith?
>. All Riley did VS.. the Giants was
run IS yards for q touchdown, kick
two field goals and an extra point
Tor al Washington's points
nioe going, Riley !. /. Jimmy john
Evening star., 1937-09-28
TERPS TOUGHENING
FOR PENN CONTEST
Staging Siege of Testing Drills.
Squad at Full Strength as
Mondorff Returns.

RELIEVING a hardened team offers
- the only chance to make top
notch showing in the game with Penn
at Franklin Field in Philadelphia
Saturday, Coach Frank Dobson of
Maryland is giving his charges plenty
of rough stuff.
First and second teams battled like
outfits from the freshman squad
yesterday for more than an hour, and
offensive and defensive tactics along
strenuous lines will be the procedure
this afternoon and tomorrow.
The Terp squad is in good trim.
Pershing Mondorff, the only real
casual, who has been out for more
than 10 days with a lame shoulder,
is ready again. giving full strength
for the clash with the Quakers.
A merry battle for the regular right
tackle berth between John De Armey
and Ralph Alfarano, junior and
soph, respectively, is one of the fea-
lures Of the practice sessions, and
Frank Skotnicki, another soph, who
can block, tackle and carry the mail,
Is making determined bid to break
into the first string backf1eld.
Evening star., 1937-09-28

ston moved out Of the Garden yes
terday and into q swanky three
room suite in the Paramount Build
ing
Bob Pastor starts training for a
busy Winter First he'll 20 to
California to fight Lou Nova or
Sonny Boy Weeks under the Joe
Levy banner. Then to Chicago to
meet Larry Thomas Detroit
will be next with Make Rosen-
bloom as a likely opponent .
Then Pittsburgh with an opponent
still to be named.
Despite all those midseason wild
yarns, Bucky Harris probably will
sign as next years Washington
manager any day now They
don't call Clark Griffith the "Old
Fox" for nothing, you know .
If Don McCallister, whose South
Carolina team tied North Carolina,
can only beat Clemson now, they'll
run him t0 0oveEnnr. aho' nun.
Evening star., 1937-09-28
BY EDDIE BRETT,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

n IEw YORK, September 2S
nj R.-Signs of jittery.
didn't 60 to Washington
with the Yanks. but stayed here
personally to scout the Giants -.
Marcel Thil and his easy-to-l look
at Georgette sail for France Friday
Tiredest guy around is the
photo-finish chap at Rockingham
Park Only eight days of the
24-day meeting have gone into his
tory, but more than half the races
run so far have been decided by the
silent films Texas has gone
hog wild over foot ball All three
stations in Fort Worth broadcast
Saturdays T. c. U.-Ohio State bat
tie.
Lefty Gomez, first hurler In the
majors to win 20 games thS year,
Will open the world series tor the
Evening star., 1937-09-28
H0YAS' ACE PUNTER
IS OUT FOR OPENER
Fleming Suffers Leg Injury in
Scrimmage-Shenandoah Is
Weak Opposition.

GEORGETOWN doubtless will have
to face Shenandoah in its OPEN
ing game at Griffith Stadium Satur-
day without the services of John
Fleming. husky end. who also Is the
Hoyas' leading punter.
Fleming has been put on the hos
pital list by leg injury suffered in
scrimmage.
However, Shenandoah does not rate
to be even strong enough to give
Georgetown q good scrimmage, so
Fleming can well afford to rest up for
the Hoyas' first real test against Holy
Cross at Worcester on October 9.
Tickets for Saturdays game, which
have been placed on sale, will be $1.1O
and IS cents. High and prep school
students have been invited to attend
By Gabe Murphy, Georgetown athletic
director.
Evening star., 1937-09-28

Yanks Bob Olin VS.. Leroy
Haynes and Tony Galento VS.. Lo-
renzo Pack feature tonight's big
flsht card In Philly i. Don LAM
beau, son of Curly, famous coach
of the Green Bay Packers, is play
ing fullback for East Green Bay
High, his pops alma mater.
Current prices for the Minnesota
Notre Dame game are 10 bucks a
pair and the chances are the ante
will hit $25 by October 80
Looks as If the pay-on year for
scalpers who have been trying to
capitalize on Minnesota's hot
team"
Lou Ambers. Harry Jeffra, Bar
ney Ross and some of the other
boys will be guest stars Of Kate
Smith on the air Thursday night
:. Bill Terry is laid up with some
thing resembling influenza
Louisiana State students presented
Florida "A allieAtee mascot when
Evening star., 1937-09-28

through still another Navy precedent
yesterday when he not only had his
regulars out for practice on the Mon
day after Saturday match game, but
put them through a hard scrimmage.
Irwin Fike, the regular end of last
year, was on the field, but kept out of
the playing. as he did on Saturday.
However, Hardwick explained that Fike
could be used when needed
In the meantime, such ends as Lu-
Glen Powell, George Ghesquiere, Clar-
ence Corbett and Dan Baughman are
showing fine form. Powell appears to
be one Of the best pass receivers the
Navy has had.
Dave Sloan and Bolton (Rabbitt)
Rankin. players barred by the three
year rule, will not miss the game this
year anyhow. They have been ap-
pointed keepers Of the goat.
Evening star., 1937-09-28
Stars Yesterday
By the Associated Press.

Joe Moore and Bill Lohrman. Giants
Moore smashed homer and single.
driving in two runs in 5-4 opening win
over Bees; Lohrman checked Bees in
niehtcap with five hits. al.
Stan Hack. Cubs--Led way to "a
victory over Reds with triple and two
singles.
Chuck Klein. Phillies-Clouted two
home runs and double. batting in four
runs In 11-3 rout of Dodgers
Buck Newsom and Jimmy Foxx. Red
Sox and Luther Thomas, Athletics
Newsom gave AS five hits and famed
SIX while Foxx drove in four runs with
two four-baegers and single as Boston
took hrst game. 6-2; Thomas blanked
Sox, 60, on five hits in six-inning sec
ond game.
Elden Auker Tigers - Summarized
Indians into FL submission. allowing
only seven hits.
Evening star., 1937-09-28
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR

THE White Sox Cleaned IL hits
of the combined offerings Of
Shaw, Gallia and Craft to trounce
the Griffs, 6-l.
This will be the first time In
world series history that the Giants
and the White Sox have been the
foes.
Central High School will open
Its grid season against the Balti-
more City College eleven.
Evening star., 1937-09-28
AMERICAN U. LOOKS
FOR WINNING START
Welch Likes Team That Will Open
Against Bridgewater Saturday
on Eagles Gridiron.

Gus WEIGH, one of the greatest
quarterbacks ever to call signals
for the famous Carlisle Indians, will
make his bow as a local grid coach
Saturday when his American U. Eagles
play host to Bridgewater.
The game, at first scheduled to be
played at Central High School stadium,
has been shifted to American US
field
WEIGH is we'll satisfied with the ma
terial he found at American U. and
feels that he will get off on the right
foot by taking the measure of Satur-
days invaders.
The Eagles spent quite time at
Welchs camp in Virginia before taking
up their studies.
Evening star., 1937-09-28
CITADEL SEEN EASY
FOR NAVY GRIDDERS
Cutter Reports Saturday Foe as
Very Light-Middies Stage
Monday Scrimmage.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. September %
Especially .-Slade Cutter secuted the
Citadel, the Nays opponent of the
coming week end. last Saturday in q
game which that team won from New
berry. 80 to 0. However, the former
Navy tackle and goal kicker reported
that the Navy was in no danger. Cita-
del, Cutter said, was a fast, hard
playing team. but very light.
Head Coach Hank Hardwick broke
Evening star., 1937-09-28
PEPCO, F. B. |. TO TILT
Enter City Loop Play-off After
Beating Grills, Greenbelts.

i BY virtue Of their narrow-margin
victories yesterday. Pepco and Fed
eral Bureau of Investigation mines will
begin a three-game play-on series at
3:45 pm. Wednesday for the city
week day league championship.
Pepco defeated ODonnells Grill
men, to 0, in their six-ining game,
when Morgan pitched no-hit, no-run
ball. =. B. I. scored three runs in the
eighth inning to down the Greenbelt
boys, 8 10 I.
Evening star., 1937-09-28
DYKES BOSS ON LINKS
Pilot Takes Chisox Meet With ~.
HAYES, Ruel Second,

CHICAGO. September % R,-
Whether it's base ball or golf, Manager
Jimmy Dykes can give his Chicago
White Sox teammates a lesson.
The chubby Sox pilot shot n yes
terday as the Chicago team held its
annual golf tournament. AMI Jimmy's
score was the best of the event Jackie
Hayes and Coach Muddy Ruel each
carried 8os for second place.
Evening star., 1937-09-28
Terps IN Tie for 49th Place
In First National Grid Rating

ARYLANDS the Washingtons
N II
|
Others
New York University, Missouri Florida.
California
follows with 98 Duke third
and Louisiana State fellow with 96
Evening star., 1937-09-28
WANT SUNDAY GAME.

Takoma Fire Department 150-
pound gridders want strong oppo-
nent for . Sunday game. Gail Man
aser Myers ct Randolph 1853 be-
tween I and pm.
Evening star., 1937-09-28
GRIDDERs MEET TONIGHT.

Members of the 145 to 100 pound
division of the National City Foot
Ball League will meet at 8 o'clock
tonight at the Atlas Sport Shop.
Evening star., 1937-09-28
CaSsianO Good Runner.

NOW they're saying Bandy ranks
right next to Biggie Goldberg in
other ways besides jersey numbers.
Coach Sutherland, who has shep-
herded many an all-America, isn't any
more reckless than usual with his
praise.
"Cassiano went in fresh against Ohio
Wesleyan after they were worn down."
Jock said. He takes coaching we'll.
He is intelligent and on the whole
shows great promise. All he can do
is run. But, Of course, all Galli-Curci
could do was sing"
Evening star., 1937-09-28
Big Chance for Pirro.

This Is real test for our own
Rocco Pirro, q mighty good full
back. If he can duel on even terms
with Calhoun he will have more than
made good.
Clever as he is, Calhoun will re-
ceive plenty Of support from the other
starting backs. At quarterback, Danny
Lyons, a quick-thinking 157-pounder,
is a smooth field general.
Elusiveness and triple threat quail
tiles are attributed both AL Liska and
Mike Casey, both youngsters.
Despite Sundays hard game with
Canisius not a single Cardinal injury
was reported.
Evening star., 1937-09-28
GRID DRILL SET.

Southwest A. C. 145-pound eleven
will practice at Sevent hand H
streets southwest at 1880 O'Clock to-
night.
Evening star., 1937-09-28
LOYO[AFULLbACK
HAS {. j. WORRIED
Calhoun, Who Beat Cards in
1886, Is One of Best
Backs in South.
THUNDERBOLT of a full

4 THUNDERBOLT of full
~ back who provided the i'm
~ petus for his teams 6-to-0
4 a upset of Catholic University's
foot ball team in New Orleans last
Fall invades Brookland Stadium Sat-
urday when the Cardinals entertain
Loyola University at 2:30 o'clock.
Capt. Clay Calhoun, a terrific driv-
ing 185-pounder who is numbered
among Dixie's best backs, is the ball
toter around whom Coach Moon"
Mullen will center his hopes.
Believe me we'll have our hands
full If Calhoun is anywhere near up
to his 1896 FORM" Head Coach Dutch
Bergman declared today prior to send
ing his Cardinals through their daily
PAGES. Calhoun is rare composite
OF alertness. power and speed and
punts accurately for tremendous dis
tance.