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ROOMS FURNISHED.

SoAtuucuJ
IS 3rd ST N:E-2 front sleeping rooms.
l single, l suitable for or more gentle
men.
1909 QUEsADA ST N,W:-Large front
bus; reasonable Woodley 1851.
NEWLY FURNISHED double room; 2 men
women; % 90, or married couple; use OF parlor.
2sls 18th ST, N.W-2-room suite. 1st A.;
private shower; also = basement rooms;
private rear entrance.
44O3 l4th ST. NV. Apt 23-Brlght.
eoss neaa sSn bash a hoxel 1nS r. esnsman
1916 WEBSTER ST. N.W.-Large front
room, twin beds; pvt. home. unlimited
phone; gentlemen.
CHEVY, CHASE, MD, nr. District line
Newly furn. rm. 13xl4 it, and bath with
lin phone outside Of bedrm. door: z blk.
from excel. transp.; air-conditioned heat;
gentleman, G $40 $40 no. or 2 for $40 Phone
1929 UPsAuR ST. N.W.-Room for young
men: Jewish, $50 for /. S2s for 2. Ran
dolph 5445
56Ol NEW HAMP. AvE-New corner
home, room adjoining bath. side porch;
only adults in home: bus serv. in front
PRIVATE ENTRANCE. close .in--shower,
double ss.ss, iis4 belmont St NV
1873 ST N.W-Laree, sunny, newly
and hot water; reasonable; also single %.
2201 MASS AVE, Dupont Circle-Singles;
running water; lnner-sprlngs: switchboard;
breakfast optional,
1921 18th ST, N,W.-Lovely 2nd.n. front
rm., attractively furn..- large. closet, rance,
Ink; near bath $3.50 wkly.
33o2 10Th NW-Briaht, sttractively fur
nished = single s5o 5oom on Isl foSr' private
ISIS Is; j IAN M ST, NW.Rm for houseksep: ]9as
ment me- rms. Tor small family. ST.
Mr. 18th AND COL RD. N.W-Desirable
room. private family; free phone; al con-
veniences. 27l9 ontario rd. CO. 5064.
sRa sessd Feem senemsn nss pa pref co ssosM ehne'
VICINITY WARDMAN PARK ae5s Ca
thsdTs anins bsss 7snsS bome Ssfuh Mi 45s
telephone Michigan 9495.
OPPOSITE WARDMAN PARK-2nd floor.
large cedar closet, porch, near bath; modern
eeonvsnienees: gentlemen reasonable. 21O7
Woodley I'd, NV.
THE WESTMINSTER. 1907 .l7th nv
water inner-spring mattresses; single. SIS
up double. 81 up: showers; elevator
1927 SHEPHERD ST N.W,-Lovely #: rms.
gentlemen. After $50. IA. 1896
1447 MASS. AVE. NV. Highland Ter
Tace-Laree room, running water; one
double. one single bed Quiet people. s6:
1871 X ST. NW-Larse. nicely fur
nished room with fireplace: men only.
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO. 731 X st. NV.
THE VIVIAN,
1923 O ST NV.
oTs osey Tms all With running wats
mattresses, Venetian blinds, showers.
switehbd elev.: single. $3.50 wkly. up;
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
18th and Eye SITS. n,w.-Rooms with bath
and radio for person from S14 per
week; for 2. from SIS per week each. by
the month. Call MR. WILLS. mgr, for
inspection. District 4210.
THE MAURY."
10th AND SITS NV
sprirg mattresses many showers and tub
baths: elevator service Single rooms. IS
up. Double rooms. $40. SI1 and Sl2.
CARROLL ARMS HOTEL,
lst and E sts; nemsingle rooms from IN
the month. Cali Mr.. Parrish, mgr, for
inspection AT. $500
1744 ST N.W-Furnished room with
bath on same floor. Call North 1850
nAAAe aiA,etl0AuenER
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.
BABY CHICKS,

BARRED ROCKS, R. / Reds, $3.50 per
Store. 6l9 K st. NV. Metropolitan OOS9
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APAR1MENIs SUBURBAN.
APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

~ An IMGNI uVVSES FVk JAIL.
1900 BLOCK BELMONT ST NW,-16
three and four room apt house Gross
rent about $4,000 per annum Reasonably
priced, price; only $4,000 down payment. Con
HURLBERT. MA. 1870. 93l H st. NV.
SMALL APT, Sls.5oo.
Eieht-unit building, apts rooms
bath. and four apis of rms, bath Not a
a GOOD renter. Average rents $40 month:
total income. $3,SS2 year: expenses, $1,000
TERMS ARRANGED.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
1908 H st. NV MA. 2345
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

WAsHERs-peep-cut prices on hrand-new
standard makes Of washing u'achines ip
crates at DISCOUNTS Of more than Cos on
list prices No down payment. Terms as
low as 81 weekly. Liberal trade-in allow
ance.
ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY,
Washington's Largest Appliance House.
921 G st. NV. Entire Building.
District 3737. Open Ewes. Till PM.
WAsHERs-BRAND-N NEW.
All standard makes In oriEinal factory
crates at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Big trade-in allowance. Easy terms, Can
pay, with your light bill. Also rebuilt
washers as low as S12.ab. WE ARE AU-
THoRIZED SALES AND SERVICE FOR
BENDIX. MAYTAG, G,E, WESTINQ-
ELECTRICAL CENTER.
514 10th st NV National Ss72.
WASHERs-sale OF discontinued models.
Maytag. $44 General Electric. $40; ABC.
$40; Apex. 500; all sold complete with
Republic 1890. or buy for ST weekly
The Piano Shop, 10l5 7th st. NV. OPEN
EVENINGS.
WATER HEATER, gas ana galvanized tank.
l 6n-inch white porcelain sink; all hrst-
class condition. IL SI0o-J after n
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FARM 3 GARDEN.
DOGS. PETS. ETC

DOGS. PETS. ETC.
S,toe COCKER sspANIELs, clear white, rare,
1923 M st. NV
WIRE FOX TERRIERS $1,000 and SIS 90;
broken, Other cheaper pups. Look for
sign on right of Wash. BALTIC. blvd. enter
ing Laurel, 22s
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS, A K c. regis
Taylor O7S0.
POMERRAN1AN. thoroughbred, female,
mos. old: orange sable. good disposition;
low price. TAYLOR 1857.
BOSTON TERRIERS. ,perfect markings, all
aSes aSe Bhftahonsole V0see 1909 sreiIwert
WIRE WIRSE-HAIRED TERRIER. resis.ered: 10
bpbWsA H. weeks Rsyi Rsyssysd W1sd very tns, Ies
Pox FOX TERRIER PUPPIES; male, s weeks
Columbia 97s0
reg A x; c. SID and $50. 21o4 Addison
chapel I'd, Kenllworth. ne. IL OBI
BOSTON TERRIERS. pedigreed; very well
parked 36l3 l4th 81. NV. Phone CO.
Why Why NOT NOT peaigreea a-mo.,old irish
$50 1'0fF Teephone epf psPet sol
az al dsy yT Tues or or Asfandra Wea sooa evenings
Chestnut S05,.
BOSTON TERRIERS, beautifully marked
oa webser 9sss males ss W weeks sA ss 5ss A. X c.
COCKER, PUPPIES. splendid specimens.
male and female; excellent pedigree: reg.
A. K. c. shepherd 296O-M
PoMERANIAN PUPPIES from champion
STICK: oGe reg a. K c.; make nice sitts. 1888
IRISH SETTER PUPPIES, . months old 5
A K G ideal Xmas siits 42is Conn, rave ave.
ssANAR1Es Ri males: fine healthy. Singers,
Kenyon St. n w. Reasonably priced. 80
BOSTON TERRIER TOYS, A. x. C. reg, 4
months old, III II St. NV. a-s pm
SCOTS, two. little: l5 Eng and Amer
mgSfeFS 14aa' for his country Call Falls Church
SCOTTIE, male. black, II months, birth
day. Christmas; Reg A. K. c.. good dis
position. househroken. Reas. AT. 1892.
YOUR YOU DoG CALLED FOR, given sani;
Wo: o2e4 Bethesda Branch wi. so45.
COOKERS. red. buff black; male. female:
reg; a. K. c.: beauties; reasonable 3rd
aEu = Sts' Seat PHEASANT, Mo. HILLSIDE
0i92-W. 2O'
IRISH SETTER PUPS Of Joffre strain. :
wks. old: males. 2 females: reasonably
priced sH. 224s-W.
BOARDING-Heated kennels individ. runs.
Puppies, Cookers and Scottes. Hollywood
Kennels. Phone Mrs. Hess, WA. 1924.
WANIED-Young female collie. sable and
suaran.eed cs pu dgc asss eSenlnes dnes nGa:
sale. Mr. Boxwell, Me 5693 90.
BEAUTIFUL PUPS
Your choice. So; few cookers, none bet
ter SD. Warfield l7l2 ewes.
POWKIM KENNELS
Cookers. sired by Powkim Gallant
Knight. Marlboro pike. 5l2 miles D. C.
line.
CHRISTMAS PUPPIES.
Cocker Spaniels, $50 and S25.
ScottieS $50 and SO.
Eligible for Registration.
LANDOVER KENNELS.
Harry Van Tuyl and Luther Clark
Formerly of Defense Highway Kennels
Now on Landover Rd. Phone Warfield 6OS4
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES.
Choice registered specimens. all colors.
z. B, Mcintyre on Georgia ave. extended,
5 miles north Silver Spring trafdc light.
turn left at sign in lane to farm at Glen
plont Heights. Telephone Kensington
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

8O22 n. WILSON BLVD. Arl-Attractive
room, ami, kitchenette; $3.50. Phone
Falls Church S56-W-2. 22s
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BEpROOM-"Do you want TO be amaZed?"
"see ACME STORAGE. ) beautiful bed
room pieces for the Astounding price of
$500. Tables THAT MUST BE SOLD IN
THE NEXT FEW DAYS AT SENSATIONAL
SACRIFICE PRICES; Lamps Beau
juniors, bridges and table. You wouldn't
believe how 'cheaply' you can buy these
gorgeous items" Remember We are open
every night Plenty of free parking
space. Living rooms, odd dressers, 800;
beds. $500: springs, $500. ACME NOV
ING g. STORAGE 46lS 14th st. NV.
Georgia 1000 OPEN NIGHTS. P. S. Open
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDION, 120-bass. new; cost S225 90;
sell or trade for power tools. furniture etc.
Consider terms. WO. 6456 before 3 p m.
or after Z pm
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AUTO GENERATORS repaired, EXCHANGED.
s. so UP. New guarantee. Elec. repairs
any car. Gifts. 2002 K NV. ME. 6232.
BANQUET CLOTH gorgeous linen and lace,
from India; one dozen napkins, handmade;
cost SIZE. 90; sacrifice, 500. Ne.eI used.
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IS 3rd ST. NE-2 front sleeping rooms
men.
1909 QUESADA ST NW.-Laree front
room. ! OF 2; next bath: "a blocks Conn.
bus; reasonable. Woodley 1861.
NEWLY FURNISHED double room. 2 men.
women, or married couple; use OF parlor.
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Thoroughbred Collies,
Pekes. 2s03 18th NV. HO. OO32. 26'
IDEAL GIFTS.
ROOMS FURNISHED.

Pekingese, pedigreed stock; beauties;
vt. ave. ME. 7204. Falls Church s31-W-3.
Evening star., 1940-12-20

LIONEL TRAIN SET, perfect condition.
automatic coupling: passenger, freight,
transformer; value $35, sell Sl5. CO.
Slu6, Apt 707
Evening star., 1940-12-20

RUGS, 2. room size, beautiful coloring,
new; one, axl5. Emerson 1871.
RUG, Alex Smith. broadloom rich brown,
oo%
Evening star., 1940-12-20

ANTIQUE aud modern JeWelry, stock OF
silver. all kinds; service plates, Dresden
fgurineS jewel chests; a large quantity Of
IRE tools, etc. A small deposit will bold
any article until Christmas. Murray Gal
leries. 1724 20th ST, NV. Dupont l2ll.
AKaan Xt,naS
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ROOMS uhFuRNIsHEp.
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

front room. Ink: Sc
<. 126 Randolph pl. NV. North 3199
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ACCORDIONS-Before you buy anything
musical all we ask is compare our prices.
LYMAN Ratners Music Store, 736 18th
NV: Open ewes. till Christmas. NE. 1881.
ANDIRONS, brass, 81 to S75: brasses and
bronzes; make beautiful gifts at low prices
GEORGETOWN BRASS SHOP, 3033 NJ NV.
ANTIQUE coffee and tea bins; can be used
to hold fireplace wood. c. D. Kenny Co.,
40S lo1h st. W
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REFRIGERATORS-I CLEAR
ANCE SALE. We are overstocked and
therefore reduced all our fully guaranteed
rebuilt refrigerators to the low prices OF
built and fully Guaranteed We have all
makes and over 900 TO choose from, Com
pare our prices and quality Of merchandise
Washinston's best refrigerator buys We
Will not be undersold. A large selection of
repossessed Frigidaire. Kelvinator- @. e;
others priced at fraction of their original
cost Terms, and up TO years free
service; Large !rade-tn allowance. Brand
new 1910 standard refrigerators with 81
year factory guarantee at 400 on list
prices. -
Washington's Largest Refrigerator House
sll 9th ST NV; Republic 1l75.
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BICYCLEs-See our guar. bikes: Trade-ins
wanted Open to pm. GEORGETOWN
BICYCLE SHOP. 1911 Wis. ave. MI OlO0.
BICYCLES. all new. Schw,nn. Colson apd
other best makes, $3.50 and up; also
trade.irls, Sc up. Gilbert's, HOG H st. ne
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BEDROOM lovely new Honduras mahogany
bedroom. poster bed lovely cresser and
SACRIFICED QUICKLY" Open Sunday
It'll pm" Fine walnut waterfall bed
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MODERN MAIDENS

ENEfsTMAs TREES, beautiful eedars any
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bikes and velocipedes, SIS and up. Green's
Chevy Chase Bicycle Service, 3S0S
Northampton st NV WO. 2TO5.
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ACCORDION, I@O-hass, black; excellent
Xmas present; low price. Prof. Walker,
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1st and C sts n.e.-Single rooms from
$40: double rooms from Sl2 per week by
the month. Cali Mr.. Parrish, mgr, for
inspection AT $500
1744 T ST. NW-Furnished room with
bath on same floor. Call North $3.50.
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608 M ST. NE.

DoWntoWn-1227 M st. NV.
kit hot g.
Evening star., 1940-12-20

OIL BURNER, Sl4o.50, completely in
stalled with NJ, H. controls and tank. Moth
ing down, $3.50 per mo. Full guarantee.
Evening star., 1940-12-20

VIOLIN OUTFITS = Instruments. bow,
The Piano Shop, 1015 7th st. NV. OPEN
Evening star., 1940-12-20

BRICK, LUMBER AND PLUMBING MA
TERIALS REMOVAL NOTICE. We have
stock has been combined with that Of our
Northeast yard greatest selection of usea
material in the city. Foundation to root
at rock-bottom prices.
The entire personnel OF our Southwest
yard will be glad to serve you at our
Northeast Branch, 18TH and II ST.
Evening star., 1940-12-20

BLOWERS, furnace, 1895. thermostats
new. rebuilt: repairs. Carly. 1908 14th.
BOOKCASE table desk Corona portable,
dressing table, Wilton 10xl3 gas range,
small tables. table lamps, etc. IA. "6FH.
Evening star., 1940-12-20
APARIMENIs FURNISHED.

I2 MONROE ST. N.W-TWo RMS,
It bath, Frlgidaire. sink S. 50 week;
eli tnc
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LIONS. READY
FOR INVADING
OHIO CAGERS
VISITORS COMING FOR GAME
TONIGHT IN HIGH SCHOOL
GYM; MARINES-PEPPERs IN
OPENER

) Ohio Collegians, Class A bas-
ketball players. Will invade Key
West tonight for tussle with the
Lions Club cagers, 1939-'4O cham
pions of the city.
( Nine men strong, the Ohioans
are due to arrive $3.50 o'clock to-
night They will prance on the
floor in red and white uniforms
immediately after the opening
game between US. Marines and
Peppers Plumbers.
No advance information con-
corning the Collegians has been
received but it is known they
rank high in ability to defeat
their opponents. They are on a
tour of the South during the holi-
days and sought a game In Key
West about a month ago.
Lions have been practicing
hard for their battle with the in.
vaderS. They got off to a flying
start in the city league but
dropped their last two contests.
In an effort to snap out of their
slump, the Civic boys have visit
ed the local gym regularly, going
through strenuous scrimmage
sessions.
Starting lineups of the Lions or
visiting club have not been an
nOunced- It is probable Manager
Hastings Smith of the Key West
ers will give all his boys a chance
to participate in the game Com
posing the club are Chester
Knowles. forward; Joe Pinder,
forward-center; Charles Smith,
forward: Bob Saunders, center:
Newt Ketchings. guard; Ygnacios
Carbonell. guard: Bert Baker.
forward: Gene Torres, guard.
The Collegians will probably
remain in Key West until tomor-
row and then take to the road
again
Marines and Peppers viii offer
basketball fans a hard-fought ex-
hibition in the preliminary TO the
Lions-Ohio battle. The opening
game will get under way 800
o'clock in the High School Gym.
corner Francis and Seminary
streets.
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MIAMI SET
FOR ORANGE
BOWL FETE
OPENS TONIGHT WITH DIS
PLAY CONTEST. SERENADES
AND QUEEN CORONATION;
HUGE PARADE TOMORROW
Especial 10 The CitIzen)

MIAMI. Dec. 30.-Mlaml'S ia
nous Orange Bowl Festival and
Game activities open tonight be-
fore the largest crowd ever to
descend on this city to witness
the annual program of events.
Additional influx of visitors are
expected for the huge parade to-
morrow night and the girdirOn
battle Wednesday.
dwelling of window displays
in the leading downtown stores
100 o'clock tonight will signal
the beginning of the long-awaited
festival. Prizes will be awarded
to the most appropriate displays
carrying out the theme of the
festivities and the Mahi Shrine
Temple band will serenade each
unwilling. Miss Jean Kobey of
Orlando. who will reign with her
court during the festival. will be
crowned queen at a pageant in
Bayfront Park $50 o'clock this
evening. A Sunshine Fashion
Show will follow this event. Ma
tionally-known models will dis
play the latest styles in spring
and summer wear.
Tomorrow visiting Shriners
win hold sway during the morn
ing and afternoon. At night the
.stupendous King Orange jam
boree will begin at Miami river
7:30 o'clock, march down Flagler
Street and pass reviewing stands
at NE 18th Street. Floats Spon-
Sored by cities all over the state
will combine with an estimated
total of 40 bands and numerous
marching units to consume two
hours to pass the stands. Private
New Years Eve parties will fol-
low throughout the city.
Races at Tropical Park will b
run Wednesday morning to make
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threat II SteVe'S passes as well as
their actual damage made the
Rams ore Of the most dangerous
offensive teams IN the East.
Fordham had to wait 80 years
foI' football bowl game bid and,
while the Texas Aggies are -ac-
cust,med 10 these pOst-season
shlndigs. the Rams feel confident
the can show he Southwestern
ers they've something besides a
gang 81 unpronounccabIe names
Ike DeCGaclnL Lewczyk. Mar
yanskl. Pieculewicz and Ponia-
tOWskL
Rams Confident
Fotdham. already jOltcd into
total preparedness" by the size
Of Aggie FuIlEack John Kim
brough. BELIEVES # can butt the
Texas right out Of the Cotton
Bowl
Kimbrough. in New York to
talk over q professional football
offer. visited the Rams practice
and Fordham's sturdy gents stood
around with their mouths open
in awe.
Man. said Coach Jim Crow
10y whom h recovered. they
sho' raise en- big down South.
And 20 Sleepy Jim" began
staying up late and it wasn't in
somnla. The Apgics had him wor-
ricd All nc would admit in later
practices vas that he had cooked
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up a TANKER play that might
cause a bit of Wonderment down
Mexico way.
Passes Help Runners
FOrdham ISM primarily pass
ing team. They use just enough
toszcs to keep up the other guys
suspense and force a wider
spread defense for EshmOnt and
BlumenstOck to work on.
This Eshmont may show Dallas
fans a bit Of ssncy running. He
IS one Of the fastest and most eIu-
sive ball-carriers in the land. The
thinker" of the Rams backfield
IS Jim Noble, who Crowley says
weaves a pretty pattern of at
tack. --~sss
Captain Lou DeFilippo at cen
ter tops a fairly heavy and fast
line that has veteran, Vincent
Dennery, at one flank, and a
sophomore flash, Jim Lansing, at
the other. As a pair, John KuZ-
man and Joe Ungerer can match
ability with any first-stringers in
the country.
But. Crowley means, when that
first team gets tired it's Katy bar
the door. The Aggies should have
the edge on Fordham in reserves,
but Crowley, with fingers crossed,
says he believes the first team
VIII hold together.
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beaten united Sugar BOWL team
al Tenn cssce.
Allyn McKccn, end Of Ney-
land 1926 and 1927 Volunteers,
brought his teachers system along
when ne took over here two years
ago. He also brought Murray
Warmath. Tennessee'S assistant
line coach. and Bowden Wyatt,
great Vol end OF 1888.
With only minor variations
from Neyland's single wIngback
balanced line, the 55-yeaT-old Nc
Keen brought his 1899 club
through with only two losses,
each TO. ard went through 1910
unbeaten- a II tie with Auburn
was the only bsd spot.
Came To Fore In IS
The MaIOOns first achieved ma
tiOnal renOwn in 1885 when they
licked Army and Alabama under
Major Ralph SaSse. The following
season State went 10 the Orange
Bow TO play DuqueSne. The
Dukes won. 1912. on a last-periOd
pass play which covered so yards.
Two lean years followed. and
after the 1898 Maroons WON only
two major games and dropped
SIN. McKeen was brought IN from
West Tennessee Teachers College
where ms club was undefeated
and united
Little Tennessee" they called
his 1889 Maroons. Now they're
a top team in their own right
Capable Passing Attack
The MarOons rely mostly on
running plays. but they can use
the Always. They completed 50
of 123 passes for ia yards and II
touchdowns, had only seven in
torcepted.
Downfield blocking is so good
that a ballcarrier seldom has to
make his own way. Wilbur Dees
a blocking back, ran one kickoff
back SO yards and another more
than so just by chugging along
the path cleared by his mates.
Johnson is the ace triple-threat
tailback. but was sixth on the
squad in Individual scoring. That
shows team balance. Twelve men
made the seasons tOuchdownS
Four got five apiece and three OF
those four were second stringerS
The tailbacks. johnson and his
2l0-pound relief. jefferson, dc
most Of the ball-carrying. passing
and kicking. but Wingbacks Wal
ter Craig and John Black have
rolled up substantial van 4age on
reverSes. Fullbacks Toxic Tullos
and Charles Yancey are the
plungers.
Tough To Crack
Meanwhile. the forwards Weld
cd only sos net yards in $50 run
ming PLAYS, and threw would-be
paSSerS for 1873 yards of losses to
boot. Opposing backs lost more
than they gained trying the left
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way for the highlight of the fes-
tival that afternoon-the Orange
Bowl battle between Mississippi
State and Georgetown, starting
at 200 o'clock. Just before game
time, 5000 musicians will be
massed on the field to render the
National Anthem. Play-by-play
account of the game will be aired
over the Columbia System by
Ted Husing, famous sports broad
caster.
Boat races Thursday afternoon
and marine pageant and fire
works that night viii climax the
festival
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side of that big wall, which IS
made up of Buddy Elrod, Allan
erica end; Captain Hunter Cor
hern, second All-America guard,
and John Tripson, fine tackle.
Craig, defensive left half on the
first team, did not make a tackle
on a running play all seasOn-no
opponent ever got into his terri
tory.
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Today's Birthdays

DR.. Stanley High, editor, born
in Chicago, IS years ago.
Ex-Gov- Alfred E. Smith of
New York, born there, 81 years
ago.
Forrest z. Hill of New York,
land economist. born in Kingman
Co, KanS., 40 years ago.
Simon Guggenheim of New
York, president of American
Smelling. ex-senator, philan-
thropiSt. born in Philadelphia. 70
years ago
DR.. Francis Carter Wood of
New York. famed pathologist and
cancer authority, born at Column
bus, O., II years ago.
Prof. John BakeleSs. Of New
York. noted, teacher of. journal
ism, born at Carlisle, Pa, IS years
ago.
Stephen Leacock. famed Cana
dian humoriSt, born in England,
al years aga
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Rams Waited SO Years For Bowl Bid
And Sophomore Flippef Led Them To 1t
FORDHAM BELIEVES 1T CAN BUTT TEX
AS AGGIES RIGHT OUT OF
COTTON BOWL
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DALLAS. 3O-A Polish sophomore with hard-tOspell
name practically passed the Cotton Bowl
did chuczing that ate yards OF touch
territory oosened rival defenses for eek running
Len Esnnont andB attering Jim Blumenstock-
Fordham pretty ball club last but this season the
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Mississippi States Team
Best In Schools History

MiAIfI 3O-Misssppi States best football in the
second four to play in the
Orange be Geotgetowns Wednesday.
The copy of Major Bob highlands un
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Amateur and Professional
1910 SPORTS
CHAMPIONS
by The Associated Press
Football

Eastern Obest record - Boston
College.
Western Conference-Minnesota.
Big Six-Nebraska-
Pacific COaSt-Stanford.
Southwest-*TexaS A. & NJ. and
Southern Methodist.
<Southern-ClemSOn.
Observation-Disclosures
Missouri Vallcy-Tulsa.
Big Seven-Utah.
National pro league = Chicago
Bears.
American pro league-Columbus
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