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Evening star., 1938-10-09
'BAMA 14-O VICTOR
OVER TOUGH N. c. S.
Wolfpack Line Smears Wanted
Tide in All But Second
Period of Fray.
ny the Associated Press.

hy the Assoclated PresS.
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. Oct. s.-Un-
awed by Alabama prestige. North
Carolina State came. to town today
with defense the Crimson Tide
could crack but twice in so minutes
and forced the Big Reds to be satisfied
with a 14-0 homecoming victory.
Except for a powerful surge in the
second period that produced two
scores, Alabama buffeted vainly at an
adamant State line. The Wolfpack.
lacking cohesive offense, contented
themselves chiefly with smearing the
Tide machine when it rolled into scor-
ing territory.
Alabama's two touchdowns were
mechanically perfect. Taking the field
with his varsity mates to open the
second quarter, Herky Mosley ratified
of II yards. After pass and two
line smashes. Mosley heaved pass to
Warren, who crossed the goal unhin-
dered. The play was good for %
yards.
A few plays later. the Tide took
possession of the leather and Mosley.
Holm and Zinvich alternated at line
cracking and the Tide paraded So
yards for another touchdown.
Evening star., 1938-10-09
GOPHERS V|CTORS
OPENING T|TLEB|D
Battle for Three Periods
Before Achieving Score
Against Purdue.
Rv the Associated Press.


MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. s.-Minnesota
opened its 1888 Big Ten title bid by
defeating Purdue, 7 to 0, before 52,-
900 persons today, but the gallant
Boilermakers fought SO stubbornly that
the Golden Gophers' famed power
attack needed almost three complete
periods to produce the winning score
So unyielding we're Purdue's stall
warts that Minnesota got l6 first
downs and vast stretches Of yardage
before Fullback Christensen blasted
over from the l-yard line with Sec
onds to play in the third quarter
After that the Boilermakers withered
and the Western Conference cham
pions smashed to = first down on the
Purdue five. But Coach Nal Edwards
squad braced and took the ball on
its own l-yard line.
The Indiana huskies asserted their
defensive strength in the opening
period, turning back Minnesota
drive on the Purdue IS from where
Quarterback George Faust missed
field goal.
Purdue's attack was checked
thoroughly both by land Ind by air.
The Boilermakers msde only one
first down-in the last period-and
got no closer 70 Minnesota's goal
than the 4s~yard line.
fiaifback Louis Brooks great punt
ing was 4 major factor in nullifying
Minnesota's tremendous yardage. He
kicked one Is yards over the safety
mans head to the Minnesota 2-yard
Evening star., 1938-10-09
BY the Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct ga couple
Of gridiron butchers named ConneL
and Reagan took the Yale bulldog
to the glue factory today, 81 to 0, and
gave Pennsylvania her first victory
over the Blue in Is years
Jim Connell's crushing assaults on
the Yale line and Frank Reagan's
nimble feet put the Ellis on the de-
fensive at the start of play and held
them there till the finish.
Yale's only scoring threat came At
the opening Of the last period, when
Penn tumble and three forwards,
Fred Burr to A, S. Wilson, put the
ball within smelling distance Of the
Penn goal. Then Jim Coulter, q giant
of the Pennsylvania defense, ruined
it all by batting down a pass Burr
slung over the line.
Penn's Three Passes Fail.
Yale fought desperately to match
Penn's running plays with q pass
attack. She completed Is of 81 for
wards for 1872 yards, while Coach
George Munger's eleven tried the air
only thrice and thrice failed.
All question of Pennsylvania S
quality vanished with Yale hopes
The Quakers attacked with dynamite
and speed Connell drilled holes,
Regan swept the ends And in the
line Capt. Walter Shinn and a guard
named A. Balfour Smith blocked nobly
while the backs tore the Blue defense
to shreds.
In the opening quarter Yale acci-
dentally helped Penn to its first touch
down. Regan intercepted one of Bud
Hum phrey's futile but numerous for
Evening star., 1938-10-09

Alabama met with unexpected re-
sistance from North Carolina State
but won, 1910. while Minnesota like
wise had its troubles before moving
down Purdue, TO, although the sta
tistics favored Minnesota by heavy
margin. Pitt, playing right up to
top form, buried It's .intracity rival,
Duquesne, under = 21-0 count.
Duke and Notre Dame chalked up
intersectional triumphs for the
South and Middle West. Duke won
from Colgate, TO, but just did stave
on the Red Raiders aerial lombard
ment In the final quarter. Notre
Danes 1876 victory over Georgia
Tech came only after = struggle.
In the East, Columbia, Penn,
Dartmouth and Cornell all regis
tered notable victories. Columbia,
paced again by Sid Luckman, came
from far behind to nip Army,
20-lS, in the days most spectacular
engagement. Penn overpowered
Yale, 2l-0, for the flrst time in -
years and handed the Els the first
WITHDRAWING they had suffered
in 81 successive games.
Princeton held Dartmouth ior
two periods, but crumpled then
and was beaten soundly. 22-0. Cor
nell took advantage OF every Har-
ward mistake to roll up = 400
count. all three touchdowns conaing
on long runs. Holy Cross piled up
q 1876 score on. Manhattan.
Syracuse handed Maryland
Evening star., 1938-10-09
" the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, Oct. S.-The hur-
ricane, long overdue, struck the
football world today, smashed Ohio
State, North Carolina and Auburn
of the undefeated slate, ruined
conference hopes Of Nebraska and
Indiana and left the experts diszier
than the game itself.
The fact that such old faithfuls
as Minnesota, Pitt and Alabama
came through as expected was small
consolation rs other favorites went
down with all on board.
The days largest crowd, 1878,
saw Howard Jones Southern Cali
fornia Trojans, hitherto major dis
appointments, whip Ohio State At
Columbus, 14-7, and ruin Buckeye
hopes of an unbesten season.
North Carolina, . power In the
Southern Conference, fell victim to
Tulane's closing rush, 17-l4, while
Indiana, highly touted Is Big Ten
contender despite an early defeat
by Ohio State, was crushed by Bob
Zuppke's surprising Illinois OUTFIT,
12-2.
Credit for the biggest upset Of
the day, however, belonged to Iowa
States Cyclones, who nipped Bill
Jones Nebraska Huskers, 81, in .
Big Six Conference struggle. Au-
burn. after 4 disappointing score
less tie with Tulane, virtually passed
out Of the Southeastern Conference
picture by dropping 4 TO decision
to undefeated Tennessee. -s''
Evening star., 1938-10-09
By RAY .FLAHERTY,

Coach, Champion Washington Redskins
You can toss out comparative
game records when we run into
the Giants this afternoon. Dis
regard the fact that they were
beaten by the Philadelphia Eagles
and trounced by the Pirates. And
forget our two victories and unde-
feated status.
Today's game marks the renewal
of q traditional rivalry, and if there
wasn't anything more than that to
be decided, it would be tough ball
game.
But look at the situation the
Giants find themselves in. They've
got to win today to stay in the
race for the Eastern championship.
They've lost two games and third
defeat just about would put them
out Of the running.
Have Pointed All Season.
I know that they've pointed for
this game ever since the start of
the season and now that they've
got to win. they'll be desperate.
You're likely to see anything hap
pen out at Grifiith Stadium today
for the simple reason that 1t might
Evening star., 1938-10-09
GHT|NCHARVARD
/. BOWS TO CORNELL
Big Red Thrice Scores on
Distance PIays-Baker
Runs rs Yards.
~ the Associated Press.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. s.-Har-
wards light football forces waged a
magnificent battle before crowd OF
40 900 today but made three mistakes
which Cornell's powerful and feet
backs converted into 300 victory.
Each Of the touchdowns made by
the big red team, clad in white for
this occasion. was . long distance
affair, due to brilliant individual ef-
forts rather than efficient teamwork.
Nal Baker raced inside of Brud
Holland, Cornells All-American Ne
gro end. for IS yards and the first
touchdown. That was the first rush
the Ithacans attempted and, unfor-
tunately for Harvard. its secondaries
were sucked in on the play, despite
the fact that it is Harlow's pet Of
fensive threat.
In the third period Harvard passed
its way to Cornell's l5-yard line, but
the aerial barrages misfired. With
about . minute remaining In the
quarter, Hal Mccullough, Cornell's
sophomore kicker and safety man,
dashed Harvard's hopes by intercept
ing the 10th of its % passing attempts
and racing 10 yards with the long
heave that Austie Harding aimed at
Capt. Bobby Green.
Mccullough ran through the en-
tire Harvard team as he raced goal
ward and 50 did George Peck, in the
fourth period, when he counted the
third Cornell touchdown after catch
ing one of Harding's punts on his
own l5-vard line
Evening star., 1938-10-09
PANTHERSAvENGE
DEFEAT BY DUKES
Yield Only One First Down
in Winning, 27-0, From
Nemesis of 1886.
By the Associated Press.

PITTSBURGH. Oct. s.-Pitt's Gold
en- Panthers licked an old wound
today and smashed out a 27-to-G
triumph over gallant Duquesne Uni
versity eleven-the team which rocked
the football world with an upse,
victory over Pitt in 1896.
Mixing powerful potent of passes
and off-tackle slants. Pitt rolled uD
an impressive margin of IL first
downs to one and net gain from
scrimmage of 25s yards to i've.
All of the heroics were handled by
the Panther starting combination, with
Marshall Goldberg throwing passes
for two of the touchdowns and coun'-
ing another on l-yard plunge OF
tackle
Duquesne, Pitts tiny neighbor from
the bluffs of the Golden Trianglr.
struggled valiantly to reproduce some
thing like its startling 7-to-o upset
OF 1886, Pitts last defeat, but lacked
the spark
A crowd of $4,000 which turned
out hopefully looking for 1raworks
under a bright blue October ssy sat
mostly silent through the uneqra! ex-
hjbjtiop
Evening star., 1938-10-09
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Football.

TODAY.
Football.
New York Giants VS.. Washing
ton Redskins, Griflith Stadium.
Horse Show.
Third annual Suitland Horse and
pony Show, Suitland, Md, 10.
TOMORROW.
Boxing.
Lew Feldman VS.. Norment
Quarles. l0-round feature, Turner's
Arena first bout, $50.
TUESDAY.
Football.
Anacostia VS.. Western Gnter-
high championship series game),
Eastern Stadium, $50.
FRIDAY.
Football.
Tech VS.. Eastern (interhigh
championship series game), Central
Stadium, $3.50.
st. Adams VS.. Roosevelt, Roose-
fCiU 0tuuku11a, y. OV
Western VS.. Washington-Lee
High, Clarendon, Va, $3.50.
Lcyola Prep of Baltimore vs..
Gonzaga, Gonsaga Field, $50.
Georgetown Prep VS.. Charlotte
Hall Military Academy, Charlotte
Hall. Md.
Field Trials.
Twenty-fifth annual fall trials OF
the National Capital Field Trials
Club, Walter Johnson's farm, Ger
mantown, Md.
SATURDAY.
Football. .....
Georgetown VS.. Randolph Macon,
Grifiith Stadium. 2:30.
American vs.. Swarthmore. Mas ?
sachusetts and Nebraska avenue
NV. 2:30.
Maryland VS.. Western Maryland.
Baltimore
George Washington VS.. Colorado.
Boulder, Colo.
Howard VS.. Virginia State Col
lege. Petersburg, Va.
st. Johns vs.. Calvert Hal,
Catholic University Stadium. 2:30.
Dewitt VS.. Western Maryland
Frosh. Westminster, Md.
The Hill School vs.. Episcopal
High, Hoxton Field, Alexandra.
Maryland Junior Varsity vs. Po-
tomac State, Keyser, w. Va.
Bulls VS.. Staunton Military,
Staunton, Va.
George Washington High vs..
Portsmouth, Portsmouth, Va.
Field Trials.
Twenty-fifth annual fall trials OF
the National Capital Field Trials
Club, Walter Johnson's farm, Ger
naantovn, Nd.
Evening star., 1938-10-09
Gridron Prophets Take Wicked Beating
North Corono Nebraska ndono Among Mo Losers

$40 trouncing. but West Virginia
was held to q 6-6 draw by another
Southern Conference array, WASH
ington and Lee. Navy romped over
Virginia, 800
Vanderbilt had 70 come from
behind to top Kentucky, l4-7, In
. Southeastern Conference game,
while Clemson got nc better than q
TT draw in It's Southern Confer
ence duel with v. M. I.
Wisconsin. preparing for its test
against Pitt, buried Iowa under q
3l-13 score, while Michigan was
running over Chicago, 45-7, in
another Big Ten battle. North
western romped over . non-confer-
ence rival, Drake, $50.
Kansas Stase advanced in the
Big Six rase by outpointing'
Missouri, 2l-I3, ~ Oklahoma's
powerful Sooners crusned Texas Of
the Southwest Conference, 1870.
A field goal by Bob Nelson In the
last 30 seconds Of play gave Baylor
. 9-6 decision over Arkansas In
Southwest Conference play.
Evening star., 1938-10-09
TERRORS TRAMPLE
WASHINGTON, 1870
Two Scores Gained Easily, Then
Western Maryland Holds Off
Battling Shoremen.
by the Associated Press

Ry the Associated Press
WESTMINSTER, Md. Oct. "a
home coming day crowd of 2,500
today saw the Green Terrors of West
ern Maryland College score two easy
touchdowns against Washington Col
lege of Chestertown, Md, then hang
on grimly for a 13-to-0 victory.
In the first half it looked as If
Western Maryland might make q rout
of the game, but in the second half
Washington found new life, stopped
the Terrors' offensive cold and twice
had the home team backed up against
its own goal line.
With Drugash aiding in the drive,
McPike plunged 2 yards to a touch
down six plays after he intercepted
a Washington pass on the 80 in the
first period. In the second, Elder and
Bills drove from the 40 to the II and
Elder tossed to Bills over the goal.
Evening star., 1938-10-09
GOBBlER MOP UP
W. AND NJ, 27 TO 0
Rebound Frcm Two Shellackings
With Crippled Demuro as
Attacking Star.
By the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
RICHMOND. Va. Oct 8.-Virginia
Techs Gobblers rebounded nicely to
day from two buising defeats to rout
a sparkless william and Mary eleven,
~ to 0.
A disappointirs crowd Of 4,5oo
watched Tech out .less the Indians IN
every department.
Little Phil Dem,yo. rAssajc IN. j.
youngster. Who va supposed to have
been too badly ertppfsd IL ,sst weeks
Army tilt to vurt 'sasv. was the
Gobbler standout viii ia spectacular
running, accurate y,sssGSa s!,d depend
able punting,
Evening star., 1938-10-09
Redskins Rated 8to5 Fauortes Repeat Ouer Giants Today
U. L. A. Upsets
Huskies, Ii to 0
BY the Associated Press.

6y tHe A6SVClAtcO EFe6k.
LOS ANGELES, Oct. s.-The
University of California at Los An
geles rose to one Of its greatest grid
iron triumphs today when its gold
suited Bruins defeated the highly
favored Huskies of Washington, IS
to 0, in a Pacific Coast Conference
battle.
The win marked the first time
the Uclans had been able to score
on the lads from the Northwest in
the four games played since 1882,
much less the first time the U. c.
L. A. colors had waved in victory.
Battling the Huskies to a stand
still in the first quarter, the Bruins
turned Washington tumble into a
spectacular touchdown play with
ambling Kenny Washington, the
Uclan's big Negro back. on the re-
ceiving end Of lateral pass that
was good for IS yards and the
first score.
The Bruins came back in the
third period and turned on a power
drive that rolled up IS yards and
the second touchdown.
Evening star., 1938-10-09
Penn Conquers Yale, 2l to O,
For First Time in l3 Years:
.Conneu and Reagan Leading

wards and galloped it 80 yards to the
Yale 3. The Bulldogs held for two
plays, but Connell leaped over for a
touchdown on the third.
The second Penn tally also re-
suited from q Yale bobble Humph-
rey fumbled on his 30-yard stripe.
Harlan Gustafson recovered. and
Connell made a 9-yard incision in the
Blue line. On the next play Reagan
swept 81 yards around his right end
and over the goal. It all took 1873 Sec
onds Of the second quarter.
Bulldog Shows Courage.
With the YAles grogsy. Penn ap-
piled the coup de grace in the fnal
period. Reagan took = lateral from
Connell. dropped 1t. caught it on the
bounce. swiveled half q dozen blue uni
forms and came across standing up.
Despite the mauling she took, Yale
performed courageously and made II
first downs to Penn's 8. She was out
rushed 23l yards to S. It was the
Eli,s second loss to the Quakers in IL
games dating back to 1879 and the first
time Yale has gone scoreless since the
1Q33 ($Norpia game
Evening star., 1938-10-09
NORTHWESTERN AHEAD
Sophs Shine AS Drake Is Crushed,
$50, Before Crowd of rs 900.

EVANSTON, ILL.,, Oct. 8 R.-
Northwestern spiced a hard-running
attack with plenty of sophomore drive
today to crush Drake, SO to 0, before
= crowd OF $4,000.
Sophomores accounted for three
touchdowns, two by Red Hahnenstein,
who ran u yards for one Of them.
Evening star., 1938-10-09
VANDERBILT RALLY
TOPPLES kENTUCk'.'
Win by 14-7 Is Gained in Thi1 |
Period Of Southeastern
Conference Thriller.

BY the Associated Press.
LEXINGTON. KY, Oct s.-vander-
bilt University rallied in the final nsTt
today to defeat the University OF Ken
lucky. II to Z.
Kentucky scored in the opening
period, but Vandy came back to score
twice in the third to keep the record
clear Of never having lost to Kentucky
in football
Eleven thousand spectators watched
the thrilling air-and-ground South
eastern Conference struggle, the first
loop talt for both teams.
Evening star., 1938-10-09
WASHBURN SMOTHERED
Kansas, Scoring in Each Period,
Takes Rough Tilt, 1914.

LAWRENCE, Kans.. Oct. 3 R.-
Scoring in every period, the University
Of Kansas turned on q whitening pass
ing ant running attack to swamp
washbarn College of Topeka, So to IA,
in thair non conference football game.
The hrst half was marked by rough
play. which saw two Jayhawkers and
one schabed oanished from the game.
Evening star., 1938-10-09
SPECTACULAR tilt
TO DEACONS, 20 -19
Marker in Last Three. Minutes
Conquers South Carolina.
Pendergast Delivers.

BY the Associated Press.
COLUMBIA. s. c., Oct. 8-Wake
Forest won a spectacular Southern
Conference victory today from South
Carolina. 20-19, in the final minutes
of a battle that kept the $500 spec
tators in a frenzy.
An accurate placement by John
Pendergast, big Deacon center. was
the margin of victory. He booted the
winning point after the Deacons
slashed over a tying touchdown with
less than three minutes Of play re-
Evening star., 1938-10-09


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Evening star., 1938-10-09
Long Drive Wins
For Santa Clara
p the Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 8-Santa
Clara, football toast of the Pacific
Coast. turned one gaining thrust of
50 yards into touchdown today to
defeat the formidable Texas A. &
M. eleven. Z to 0, and remain in the
race for mythical national cham.
pionship recognition.
Some $4,000 fans. expecting to see
the vaunted Santa Clara ground
and aerial attack submerge the
Texans, wriggled uneasily in their
seats rs the third period neared an
end without & score In sight.
The touchdown rally started
swiftly and finished the same way.
Evening star., 1938-10-09
HALL WINS AT TENNIS.

HOT SPRINGS. Va. Oct. 8 (P.--J.
Gilbert Hall Of New York, defending
champion, retained his title today in
the annual Hot Springs invitation
tennis tournament with 62, 81,
81 victory over Percy L. Kynaston Of
Brooklyn.
Evening star., 1938-10-09
Augustana Stopped.

HURON, S. OAK, Oct. 8 OP.-Hu-
ron College shattered Augustana Col
lege's mark of II consecutive gridiron
victories today. defeating the Sioux
Falls school, 8 to 0, in the biggest up
set the South Dakota intercollegiate
Conference has seen in years.
Evening star., 1938-10-09
Late Field Coal
Wins for l.. S. u.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BATON ROUGE, Oct. s.-With
only IS seconds to play. Guy Cot
toni Miner kicked field goal to
give Louisiana State University a
3-to-0 victory over Rice before
10000 spectators tonight.
L. s. u. defeated Texas, 20 to 0,
last Saturday.
Evening star., 1938-10-09
BEARS RUN WILD.

BERKELEY. Calf, Oct. (P.-
California's Golden Bears scored l3
touchdowns in busy afternoon Of
football today as they smothered the
California Aggies, 4S to 0.
Evening star., 1938-10-09

Tulane scoring: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
2. Field soal-Kellogg tsub for BrunnerD.
Point from try after touchdown-Banker,
: tplacementsl. North Carolina scorins:
ouchdoWns-Stirnweiss (sub for La
lanne). Watson. Point from try after
ouchdown-Maronic, 2 (placementS.
Evening star., 1938-10-09
F0RDHAM R0MPS, $50
Waynesburg Fails to Make First
Down as Rams Dazzle.

NEW YORK, Oct. 8 (P.-Mighty
Fordham slaughtered hopelessly out
classed Waynesburg grid team, So to 0,
with a dazzling display of sheer power
today at Randalls Island Stadium to-
day.
Coach Jim Crowleys machine made
II first downs for total Of 4l8 yards
from scrimmage.
Waynesbufg finished the game with
q deficit of II yards and not one
FIRST down.
Evening star., 1938-10-09
Kentucky fr0.
9 9 4 ""-i4

Kentucky scoring - Touchdown: DAVIS.
Point after touchdown: Davis fplace-kickl
Vanderbilt, scorine-Touchdovns Hug
gins ,sub for ReinschmidD. Hinton fsub for
McElreath). Points after touchdown: Aree
t2) tpls ce-kicks).
Evening star., 1938-10-09
TEXAS TROUNCED, 1870
Oklahoma Gains an Easy Victory
Before 10000 at Dallas.

Before &C, 900 at Dallas.
DALLAS, Tex, Oct. 8 tP).-One Of
the best Oklahoma teams toyed with
one Of the meekest Texas University
teams, 1870, In the 39th meeting OF
the schools before 10000 fans in
broiling heat today.
Only the breaks enabled the Texans
to carry their deepest march to the
Oklahoma l2-yard line. Texas net
gain on ground plays amounted to
only II yards.
Evening star., 1938-01-11
Fights Last Night
q, tie As6ociated pfess

b the Associated Press.
CH1CAGO.-Jackie Wilson, 18TH,
Pittsburgh. and Leo Kodak, 12o, Chi
cago, drew (10).
LOUISVILLE, Ky.-Buddy Knox,
1914, Dayton, Ohio, knocked out
Young Anderson. ls41a, Flint, Mich
(3).
NASHVILLE, Tenn.-John Henry
Lewis, ITS. light-heavyweight cham
pion, stopped Leonard Neblett, l03,
Clarksville, Tenn. (s).
HOT SPRINGS, Ark.-Sol Levin
son, 1874, Denver. Colo, outpointed TED
Garcia, 1875, Colorado uo).
DES MONIES, Iowa.-Russ Wasser,
1s5, Minneapolis, Mimi, ana Art
Oliver, 1913, Chicago, drew (l0).
NEW YORK.-Ercole Buratti, l54h,
italy, outpointed Joe Marsh, 40, Mon
treal (8).
BosToN.-Al Mccoy, 1s4, Boston,
outpointed Andre Lenglet, 7o3la,
France u0).
pH1LADELpH1A-Al Ettore, 1s4,
Philadelphia, outpointed Gus Dorasio,
l7812. Philadelphia (10): Jersey. Joe
Wolcott, Merchantville, N. j., OUT
pointed Freddy Fiducia, lSe1a, Newark,
N. ]. 90.
NEWARK, N. J.-0eorge DAILY, 1lb,
England, outpointed Lew Raymond,
l45%, Baltimore u0): Joe Iemieux,
la, New Bedford, Mass, defeated Be.
born Ashley. 14ela, Bayonne, N. J. 90.
TRENTON. N. J.-Young Terry. 1ss,
Trenton, outpointed Johnny Pastor,
162. Hightstown, N. ]. (l0).
MIAMI, F1a.-Yucutan Kid, 1856,
Mexico, technically knocked out snas
Trowbridge, 1341a. Philadelphia (s).
ALBANY, N. Y.-Young Chappie,
1872. Albany, stopped Cyril Joseph, 100,
New York (3).
HoLYoKE, Mass.-Pat Foley, i34,
Worcester, Mass, outpointed Sailor L.
roy Born, l34, Atlanta (lo): slusger
White. l3e, Athena, Ca, defeated
George Martin, l4l, Boston. =
Evening star., 1938-01-11
HATHAWAY HEADS
POWER SQUADRON
Other Officers Named by
Potomac Section of US.
Boating Body.
TINE Potomac River Power Squad
ron. meeting last night at Cap
ital Yacht Club, elected as it's

TINE Potomac River Power Squad
ron, meeting last night at Cap
ital Yacht Club, elected as its
a commander for the year Arthur
Hathaway. An oyster roast and an
interesting Coast Guard film provided
entertainment for the Washington
unit of the United States Power
Squadron.
Carl H. Claudy. tr., was made lieu
tenant commander and Edwin H.
Lawton. secretary-treasurer. Thir-
teen lieutenants were elected, includ-
ing DR.. G. Bache Gill, commodore of
the Corinthian Yacht Club. Charles
A. Peters. jr., retiring commander
and DR.. A. B. Bennett were appointed
to the Board Of Trustees.
Col. John Potts was selected by
Commander Hathaway for the i'm
portant Rendezvous Committee, which
plans for the assembling Of the fleet
at the annual event on the Potomac.
Approximately seven members signi-
fed their intention Of attending the
annual meeting Of the national group
in New York this Saturday.
As guest Of honor. Comdr. w. e.
Bloom, the last captain Of the IA
nous Coast Guard cutter Apache,
which recently was decommissioned,
spoke prior to the showing Of the films