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The Washington times., 1938-10-20
new C. U. TEAM.
TOFACE BOBCATS.

Coach Dutch Bergman, who has
been working quietly with the
Catholic University football team
in preparation for its 1888 home
debut Saturday afternoon against
West Virginia wesleyan, made b
startling announcement today
when he revealed his starting
lineup for the invading Bobcat
eleven.
After two weeks Of preliminary
training following the Detroit
episode" the gray-thatched men
tor of Brookland came up with
the personnel Of the lineup Satur-
day, causing considerable surprise
to many Of the veterans as well
as to close followers Of the team.
AL along the line and in the
backfield the team has been
shaken up worse than if struck
by an old-fashioned Florida hurri-
cane.
Only Capt. John Kasunich, at
right end: Pete Osinski. at center;
and Burke Vidnovic, at his Gus
tomary spot at left halfback, re-
main at anchor. AS for the rest
Of the team-well, Rocco Pirro,
tackle, has been moved to the
blocking quarterback position.
and AL Calabrese, the veteran end,
has been transferred to guard.
Carmen Pirro and Julius STANCES
are down for the regular tackle
berths, while Louie Shine is paired
with Captain Kasunich at end, and
Waynes Ambrose, a center, pairs
with Calabrese at guard.
The Washington times., 1938-10-20
HERzOG PINMEN
MAINTAIN LEAD

Herzog's retained its two-game
lead in the Recreation Bowling
League by defeating Shah and
Shah at the Recreation Alleys,
2 games to /.
University Shop, paced by Earl
Gochenour's $50, won its seventh
straight victory and moved into a
second place by sweeping the set
with the Cubs. Doc Shambers,
with 376, was high for the losers.
Tucci Plumbers three-game vic
tory over Marvin's Credit was fea-
tured by Henry Mays $50. In
other matches, American Window
took the odd skirmish from Allied
Roofing, with Ed Keith's 378 and
Bill Clampitt's 371 featuring. For
the losers, Cliff Hollis shot a
nice 1872,
The Washington times., 1938-10-20
MRS. C.PR|DDY
VA. GOLF CHAMP

RICHMOND. Va, Oct. 20.-The
four-year reign Of Mrs. Lily
Harper Martin, of Portsmouth,
Va, over Virginia women golfers
was rudely brought to an end yes
terday when she was eliminated
from the annual State tournament
by Mrs. Clara Priddy, Of Rich.
mond, up in 1S holes.
Mrs. Priddy is seeking to re-
gain the crown she won in 1890,
and scored an 81, ten strokes over
par, to 6efeat Mrs. Martin, who
had lost her sub-par touch of the
day before.
Another upset was recorded
when Miss Lillian Wood, tall
Richmond girl, won from Mrs.
George Owens, tournament medal
ist, Of Petersburg, 8 and 2.
The Washington times., 1938-10-20

Roundy Coughln: "Out here Noe Dame and Michigan
the best backed Michigan will knock the kidney pads off Yale
Wait till Yale of those Michigan They will
think they deer running through the woods opening day
zuppke Of Illinois Noe Dame has the backed
has in He played them last Saturday. He still
headache.
Ohio getting going tough
to manicure from
Il though Bill Hewitt of the Chicago Bears held the
being offsde until Daddo of Pitt at end Daddo offside
much Wisconsin going to give him w blanket for playing
with them last end
Minnesota the Michigan Friedman and
Oosterbaan took their diplomas prof
play no more?
Northwestern enough first against Ohio to take
them all through the southern part Of Illinois.
The Brown jug cnch back next year
Michigan will take Minnesota They will down that field
like Hawatha down hill"
Punching the Bag: George Brothers, great guy, meets
tough foe in Freddie Wilson in the main
Bill Sch0eman another exGlover London
several back quits the amateurs RdgewOOd Saturday
Bill battles Johnny Gehrng. Good luck, Butch
and Wallace meet in the main event. They $4,000
Puerto Rico last winter Ben Jeby Chink Siege
the talk Of the East Side We going
versus three managers Friday night Sports
WMCA Also three three ought
to be fun!
The Washington times., 1938-10-20
152 Golfers Vie
In Times PLAY

Medley, the WD.G.A's able han.
dicapper.
Kenwood, the host club, has
10 competitors, while Woodmont's
contingent Of six includes the
pros wife, Mrs. Gene Larkin.
Beaver Dams squad of five was
led by Mrs. N. j. Waldron, cap
tain of the District team, and
Washington has four entries, in.
cluding the club champion. Mrs.
Wilda Martin.
Mrs. Frank Roger Keefer, past
president Of the Women's District
Golf Association and the origi-
nator of the Philadelphia VS..
Washington team matches in 1882,
represented Chevy Chase.
Mrs. Leo Walper, wife of the
Middle Atlantic pro champ, was
the lone representative from the
Capital. Argyle's contingent of
five was led by Mrs. Ed Widmayer.
The Washington times., 1938-10-20
No HoIdout
Di Maggie Will Sign
On Line for 1889

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 20
U.N.S.) .).-Am0ng the headlines
you will not see next year are:
''Di Maggie holds out for more
dough-"
For that you have the word
Of the seIf-made Joe Di Maggie,
hard-hitting Yankee Outfielder,
who has returned home . much
more mature and poised young
man.
"I've learned my lesson" said
Joe as he took off his coat
and began operations as Off.
cial greeter at his swank fisher
mans wharf restaurant. Last
year Joe held out for $4,000
when offered $25,0OO. He finally
gave in two weeks after the
season started and went to
wOrk-fOF $25,OOO.
Di Maggie scoffed at rumors
he would be traded to Detroit
for Hank Greenberg.
The Washington times., 1938-10-20

II in Light Drill
For Tiger Battle

ANNAPOLIS, Oct. 2O.-Coach
Hardwick put the Navy through
The Washington times., 1938-10-20

NEW YORK, Oct. 2O.-Leo, the liz lion:
"Keep up the fight to win Mel OFT, the Most Valuable
trophy Jimmy Us little guys must stick together. Here
are why Otte should be honored Early
season he will top Max Cureys lifetime bases-on- balls
record And don't tell pitchers passed OFT just
up double plays
81 when Gehrig DiMag break record tie one
right with It, But Off, for several
summers setting MI records and rarely getting
tumble
lott holds
The MI lifetime homerun record.
(b) years 100 .battedin
c) 100 baSeSOn-ballS.
Midget Mel is modest. He's ceanlver. And he's nice
to kids in the bleachers Bless his stout ILL hearth
Quick kicks: think for the bug that pals
mascot lion Georgia Coleman Olympic diving
champ radio shot is interested IN
deserving nderpubczd star in the AL it's Harand Gift
betting Ouch! We being swamped with letters
overbooSted" Sid Luckman and
they shirts betting Sid against Colgate Well it's
consolation took" by Colgate gradSGene
Harry Forbes! Jerry Cooper rises to inquire Mike
that mans mt another poison
Acard of Middle Village crack amateur boxer and
will find that when Joes stretch In the
up bad Texas Christian doesn't show
They Davey OBrien is rpepated lala
palooza!
Ned Irish weighs in with statistics showing the
gained 620 running against $3.50 yards passing
ptching Giants Redskins gained
in air than by land However withdraw that gloried
footbal' crack Add Hi School Honor Team: Ray
The Washington times., 1938-10-20
&c. v. WILL START
SECOND TEAM
AGAINST De,
BY CHICK KENNY

Fully convinced that he has
little to fear from Davis and
Elkins College tomorrow night,
Coach Bill Reinhart is expected to
start his second team as George
Washington University's unde-
feated and united eleven goes after
its fourth triumph Of the season
in Griffith Stadium.
Reinhart believes that his So
called first string eleven is due for
a rest, and wants to concentrate
on the invasion Of the University
of Mississippi here a week hence.
The trip to and from the Rocky
Mountain section last week worked
a hardship on the Colonials' re-
gular starting eleven, which played
a against Colorado University
throughout the greater part Of the
game last Saturday.
AS a result, Reinhart is con-
vinced that the brunt Of this
weeks play should be turned over
to those members Of the squad who
badly need the work. He Is not
certain of the ability Of number
of the players even at this stage
of the campaign, but tomorrow
nights game should act as a
fitting experiment for the future
hard battles that are directly
ahead.
NEW PLAYERS MAKE BOW
Several backfield performers
who have yet to strut their stuff
will make their appearance
against West Virginians. Such
lads as Ken Batson, Ralph Zelaska
and Art Nowaskey will see plenty
of service for the ColonialS. Along
the forward wall, Dan Bates,
Vance Adler, Eddie James and
Elmer Carpenter are groomed for
a lot of work.
OF course, should the Scarlet
Hurricance" prove troublesome, it
is expected that Reinhart will lose
little time in rushing the first
stringers into the melee.
The West VirginianS have
played four games to date, win
ming last Saturday from Mt. St.
Mary'S, 19-0, after dropping deci-
sions to st. Vincent, powerful
Carnegie Tech and West Virginia
Wesleyan. The game with Wes-
leyan was a peculiar score, the
Bobcats winning, 6 to S.
It Is reasonably assured that
George Washington will reveal few
of its pet scoring plays tomorrow
night against D. and E. In fact,
Reinhart has instructed his field
generals to use nothing but a few
simple line bucks and a pass or
two. Ole Miss scouts are expected
to be well represented at the game
tonight, in as much as they did
not look over the ColonialS in the
1910 victory against Colorado last
Saturday.
SEEKS 2-TOUCHDOWN WIN
If G. w. wins this game by a
comfortable margin, Reinhart will
be satisfied. Two touchdowns is
plenty for the Buff and Blue boss.
With George Washington booked
for a local showing tomorrow eve.
ming here, Georgetown, likewise
undefeated and united, will be
making ready for its jaunt to New
York tomorrow morning for It's all
important game with Manhattan
Saturday at the Yankee Stadium.
Despite the fact that it has
bowled over inferior opponents for
the last three weeks and boasting
an array of likely looking Sopho.
mores who pack plenty Of height
and weight, Georgetown still Is
somewhat Of a mystery" team
The Washington times., 1938-10-20
Cont. from First Sports Page)

(COnt. from First Sports PAGE
feminine linksters were competing
from Manor, including Miss
Marion Brown, champion Of both
Manor and Indian Spring, District
champion and Middle Atlantic
champion for 1888.
Congressional's contingent of
20 was headed by none other than
Mrs. Ralph w. Payne, president
Of the Women'S District Golf AS
ISOLATION, and Miss Helen Dett-
weller, Congressional champion
and Maryland State champion for
1888.
Army, Navy had 20 representa-
tives, including Mrs. George Hus-
sey, one of the mainstays of the
District women'S team. On Co.
lumbia's 19-woman entry list was
a newcomer, Mrs. G. E. Strate-
meyer, who may well be the DARK
horse Of today's tournament
Indian Spring has also sent 10
representatives, led by the Dis
trict's best match player, Mrs.
Betty Meckley, and Mrs. C. P.
The Washington times., 1938-10-20

Navy has won from Princeton
but six times.
PRINCETON, Oct. 20 0.N.S.).
To avoid further injuries, the
Princ ton eleven was put
through a light drill today.
Dick Wells, quarterback, and
Henry Cathles, tackle, may miss
the Navy game this week end
because of injuries.
The Washington times., 1938-10-20
Army Harriers Top
Rams in Dual Opener

WEST POINT, Oct. 20.-Army's
cross-country team defeated Ford.
hams with a perfect score Of is
to 40. In the opening dual meet
Of the season.
Seven Army barriers broke the
tape in a dead heat in 1850 for a
sweep Of the meet. They were
Moore, Schellman, St. Clair,
Shepard, Fraser. DeLaTour, and
Brierrin. The first Fordham
finisher was Carey, In 24:21.
The Washington times., 1938-10-20
Soccer Replaces Golf
In GaIIaudet Program

Coach Teddy Hughes, of Gala
udet College, is substituting soccer
for golf and hopes to bring that
sport up to the same level of pop
ularity and efficiency which has
characterized basketball. wrestling
and track at Kendall Green. Fenc-
ing has also been added to the
Gallaudet athletic slate.
The Washington times., 1938-10-20

. light defen-
Sive drill in
pr e paration
for Princeton
at Baltimore,
Saturday.
AL Bergner,
still nursing
his l n j ur ed
leg, will not
be ready un-
til the Penn
game, q week
from Satur-
day. In q
quarter Of q
ce t ury Of
The Washington times., 1938-10-20
TABLE TENNIS
PLAY SCHEDULED

A table tennis tournament for
boys under 16 years Of age will bO
held the first three days Of No.
vember at the Golf and Table
Tennis Center. 1880 Fourteenth
st. N. w.
The winner will gain the
Hauchin's Cup for one year. A
medal is to be awarded the rum
ner.up. Entries close at 4 o'clock,
November /.
The Washington times., 1938-10-20
Three Games on Tap
In National City Loop

Three games will be played
Sunday in the National City
League 135-pound division. The
schedule:
Georgetown vs. RIegel Clothes at West
Potomac. No field. ] p. m. Anacostia
law, D. m. Centennials vs. Taranto
and wasmens at G0nzaga Field, 1890
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3al7 CONN AvR-BEDRooM LIVING
ses s7s c.y d'a ss5e BATH n'n silver
M. 18th, on NEWTON BT.-3-RM. APT:
kSah s;Mm;;; a Sgnslim. phone; sa'. elec; $50.
TWO q THRxl ROOMS AND PRIVATE
ss's s:s'1 81. a:,d: Ssss also SIN
the CLIFTON 1923 CLIFTON sT. NV
nails. pantry, bath and locker; 1anitor. -
STONELEfoA COURT. APT COB ROOM,
bath: radio. Frteidaire, linens; maid service
Available; rate on lease: sentiles. IL
1921 SHERIDAN NV RMS. KITCHEN
and semi-prtvats bath: frieidaire: gas and
cleo. furnished: Gentiles only. g.
SCHUYLER ARMS 1854 COLUMBIA RID.
n.w.-AttrAc. l room. kitchen, dinetts and
bath: monthly lease.
1907 3 q: Sc. UNFINISHED RMS.
nsnt HOUSEKEEPING; ami, frigidaire; back
cove. bath s72f Adams Mil I'd. Com
pletely furnished. second lioor front,
opposite park. quiet. exclusively residential,
but near 18th and Columbia I'd, stores
and car lines. References g.
1924 PARK no. NV ROOMS, KfrCH-
sa rent A ssso e sl " XaT w. s ":
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-06

2714 QUARRY RD.,
u So. West 10Th and Col. Rd.
$40 rooms. kit. bath. Free cleo. refs;
attractive, convenient location, See
janitor