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CLUBROOM, SUITABLE FOR CLASS
room. studio. etc; accommodates 80 per-
monthly: centrally located The Gordon
Hotel. 18th ST., between Eye and X NV.
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SURE WE WILL TRADEl

lovely large. brick Colonial located
Just on Chevy Chase Circle. in a beauti-
tful setting; lot 65xl2o, plenty of trees;
living room, dining room. kitchen and law
atory on 1st floor; 3 bedrooms baths
and paneled clubroom with large fireplace
on End floor; finished attic: maids room
with full bath in basement air-condi-
toned heat with oil burner; ample closet
space with light in each one. If you
thing better. call Mr.. Reavis with BEIT-
lELL DI 3l00 or, after pm, RA
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
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1000 BLOCK HOBART PL. NW-a-R..
"-b 3-story BRICK VIII redec like new
VIII oil $3.50. down $50. bal. Ss5
mo. w. W BAILEY. National 3a10
IDEAL NEW SUITABLE :, FAMILIES
I::I0-l2 nth St s.e.-Left turn at Pa
ave. shopping center. lust | block; very
convenient real opportunity: easy terms
W BAILEY owner-buider, Adams 4 81
OWNER LEAVING-MUST SELL.
Shepherd Park 1916 Hcmlock ST. NV. =
Here's real home value that must be
sold by Nov. |; 1 spacious bedrooms. :
baths. LARGE finished attic. living room
with fireplace. dining DOM modern kitchen
and don large recreation room. automatic
heat. beautiful lot 5oXl6S. Open Sa urday
and Sunds" Make offer.
ROBERTS E LATIMER
,.33 Alaska Ave. NV. GE 10
BETHESDA, MD
l5O-6 room ba III. brick home
garage attached side porch: with all 1874
improvements; lot 65xl:io. located at 35l6
Lambeth I'd. Greenwich Forest, Woodland
section A value never offered before. Call
WI $40 TIL . pm. for further details.
2l3 ELM ST, CHEVY CHASE. MD.
Beautifully located one block north OF
Chevy Chase Club Nine-room. two-bath
frame house with two-car garase Lot
6Oxl}5 Modern oil heat and insulated.
Large front porch and shade trees. Two
bedrooms and bath on frs floor Sale
price 50 a5o- Well financed Will con-
WoodIey ~" or call 6lol Western ave.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
NORTHEAST

NORTHEAST.
baths: rooms IN each apt. kitchens
complete one apt VIII maxi your pay
m sehea H prS. d. es ss E M e,ew Dr.
1875 ~ or OF "a 1896. MAPLE d JAMES
-, rooms > baths: arranerd for ? fam
lies, live IN one apt, the other Will make
the payments. Price, 81 800. Detached.
3. S ssas s'E AVE- AVE TA Go a ND
WAPLE & JAMES. INC, DI. 334d. 1924
14th 81. NV.
.43la 3rd ST NV
S-rooln house and garage. W h. gaS.
screens and storm window. Near s. Ga
briels Church stores and nSportatIon.
Price right to sell quickly. Mr, Lynch,
100. W y.A5 E, . I AN ne Nc .,,s
ONLY s4.5oo FOR AN ATTRACTIVE
front porch. basement, attic ana wooded
ROBERT E LoHR,
III Cedar St. Takoma PARK. GE U>Sl
RHODE ISLAND AVE NV
Large lO-room, 3-bath row brick ar
ranged as 3 complete apis. OIL heat. 3 cleo
TIC reirlgerators. ,earase. excellent con
'' 1rs. N, %AFIE S', 54aE5 sf me- f"4.
l54S FORD DAVIS ST Sc
Location sfsaa eayna eey hoP pscH all
MAPLE & JAMES. INC. Dl' 3346
NEAR 10th AND COLUMBIA RID.
Roomlne house special :i-story BRICK
with large rooms ) bedrooms, bath, Al
cal Mo ion Bede 10" CO 5i'? 's OF WAPGE K
JAMES, INC. DI. $40
BRADBURY HEIGHTS
The bune allow YOU have been WAITING for
!, rooms. bath hoi-Wster oil burner. nice
Iott car garage front and rear porches.
,ps block Ssn to bu1 500 cash and balance les
ec9'ndI,ion Ca! for sppt. 70 inspect al once.
INC, DI, $3.50
LOOKS KENNEDY ST NE-PRE-
showing new detached SOLID brick, center
nail entrance six large rooms, ia baths.
4 bath on first floor Natural hardwood
,rim throughout. very large lot, detached
stores, school and TRANSPORTATION See this
home before you buy. Three built TWO sold
before finished
Open Sunday 10 AM. TO 6pM
Out New Hampshire ave 10 Kennedy st
righi 10 house or call MR.. oREM, GE.
BUNGALow-s350C CASH.
s4,250
NM rooms Dom, excellent condition, possession
lon AsIsms df sH5 HI bshs: s. Sc n lGfa
WE'RE SORRY AND GLAD.
Sorry 10 advise interested families that
our , Fulton 81. homes In Chevy Chase
Nd. have been sold this week
Glad TO announce the opening of .
similar homes al $500 and $50 Georela
st. in the next block. Same price. $3.50:
same terms.
FeatsrIne big GoxIao lots SIX spa
kitchen. zeal fireplace air-conditioned
heet Open daily.
EXHIBIT HOME. 600 FULTON ST.
Furnished hy Hlloa n Miller
Drive out beyond Chevy Chase Circle on
Conn. ave or Brookvllle I'd TO TAYLOR ST..
turn in 10 Fulton ST. and homes
JOHN Under. Exclusive Agent.
1922 CONN. AVE. EN-. 1871.
S ST, NEAR, N. CAPITOL.
Modern. rooms bedrooms. bath
cellar. Nv h: good repair: immediate pos
session. Price. $3.50; 500 cash. balance
like rent. CAL Mr.. Davis.
E NJ. AIKEN. INC.
500 H ST. NV; National 1855.
Evenings. Michisan 6s57.
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FLATS FOR RENT.
HALLS FOR RENT.

323 18th ST. NE. 2nd FLOOR RMS.
b, porch, INV h: all outside rms: S.5 90
H. H. CARTER. 6I3 18th NV MA 417s
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DETACHED MODERN HOME.
3ol5 18th ST. Sc.
rnNCDEcC tEyCuTS

Inspect our sturdily built 6-room and
bath home. conv to schools, stores churches
ano transportation. Open ! 10 pm.
GEORGETOWN
"-rn cr!cE house for remodelIne. Com
Me" r"''la- -,e!rwav p.ice - 800
HO .,nmI
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VALUE BEYOND COMPARE
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK.

OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK
Nr 18th and Col, rd. A Breuninger-
incIosed Sleeping porch auto heat and
rpfg,. etc In new house condition. very
pretty home and good value.
DI Sal7. w. L. MOORE. GE. 2s02.
NEAR NAVY YARD $3.50.
Bay-window brick dwelling with 6 rms
and bath; INV. oil heat eiec.. insulation,
etc
A REAL BARGAIN $3.50.
No o luth s., Sc l. So East Capitol:
rms bath: gar: new ccnd.. semi-det.
S3OO-S5n0. S5O-Sf0: make > apts.: Will
rent So 90; rent or exch. OWNER. Open.
NO 81 10 FL
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HOUSES FOR SALE,
1903 HOLLY ST. NV

Ss.45O-Lovely Shepherd Park. here is
spacious acnsas cen.er . home. laTse rooms.
REALTY ASSOCIATES s. Ma. 1888.
coLoRED-e-RM HOUSE. GAS. ELEc..
home with rent money. w W BAILEY
MA 1910.
CoLoRED-wE HAVE SEVERAL g TO 70
room houses with modern improvements
good locations in NV. Down payment as low
as $3.50 Phone w. w BAILEY. MA :,570
COLORED-4OO BLOCK BENNING RID.
hardwood floors; $3.50 down. bal. S45 mo.
w. w. BAILEY. Ma. 1870.
COLORED-64s G ST NE-6-RM
brick: oil heat; Gear garage; arranged as
apis, which viii rent for $40 month:
sale price. $3.50: terms r. G. dunno,
604 H st. ne. Atlantic $500.
COLORED-NR. 11th AND HARVARD NV.
e in 1a perfeet seS p dfs
1851 Mr.. DICKENS DE- 200 D-'
COLORED-I4th AND v SITS Nw-sELL-
ing at sacrifice: rms bath. cellar. INV h.
Can MIR ADAMS, DE. 1903. weekdays.
CoLoRED-CoRNER BRICK NEAR 18th
500 Easy terms. H H. CARTER, 6i3 18Th
ST. NV, National ABB.
COLORED-DETACHE 81 500.
Near 18th and Irving SITS. ne-Bunga-
low. . rms, and bath: h.-wh.: cleo. refs
hardwood hoors. etc; a beautiful location.
Dl. s9l1. W. L, MOORE GE ESQ.,.
COLORED.
BEAUTIFUL EASTLAND GARDENS.
42nd and Kenllworth ave. ne-PurchaSe a
iot IN a splendid neighborhood. 40xl3,:
y when paId $50 Or $500 4 VII build
rado Bldg. Room i Lincoln 6Sa3-J
1926 Jackson st, ne.-BungalOv ! T,
and b., cellar, h-wh. Vacant. Open
| Easy terms. Call "WARING." Wsrfipld
2232, evenings or before 10 am 20.
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PRICK COLONIAL-BY CON-
parison you cannot buy or dupli-
cate 3-bedroom ',-bath brick
hcme for the price and terms
Of this property Only slightly
used. See the possibilities for
yourself Open To reach: Right
al Silver Spring trafflc light. out
Co!esviile I'd. to Franklin ave,
TO Wire ave. right on Wire ~
number 900. or call HELEN H.
VET. SH. 3o16.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.


4lol 3rd ST, N.W.--BY OWNER. LEAVING
city. corner brick rooms, baths. = kits.
auto. gas heat and h. W; good transp.
complete for :, families 1mmed. possession.
CHEVY CHASE D. C.-DETACHED. z
rooms, fully insulated, rooms. bath; 1st
OWNER, Wo. $50 ~'''"''
OWNER TRANSFERRED, WILL SELL g.
room. ll2-bath brick house. paneled rec
Randolph sse3 9'' % " Va Il v"
/ ST. ANDREWS LANE. SILVER SPRING,
Md rms, 3i2 baths. oil INV heat.
nv; room l?x30: owner transferred: Sl6;,-
900 F. H. A. loan, Slad mo. SH. 5l29-J.
INSPECT 3los-3ll" woRTHINGToN 81 -,
corner 31St place. Barnaby Wood. New
prick homes, $50 each; 3 and 4 bed
rooms. : baths ali spacious room. built
I'm T saTis s T9ofId T lTE HDt CO. I! &c.
I.a5 llth ST. Nw-NExT. TO CORNER:
flrat commercial; brick; =. IT. wide to
s5s5o F DiSoWITz CO IA. q @7l7 n0 %;
$3.50 DOWN, NEAR SOLDIERS HOME.
Co.onial tapestry brick: u r, B.. 3 porches.
:!;s!S or CO 500
B EIsa NEW HOME; CENTER-HALtL
this property now and select your own
decorations and fixtures j. NOBLE BoAZ,
WI. .GiS, WI 1850.
18th AND SPRING RID. NV. - $500
down. S5:575. This small down payment
Will permit you to buy The house instead of
mo. large rooms, tiled bath. !: porches,
deco decor Can be seen BY appointment
only. Emerson 3Ii6.
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PRICE REDUCED.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
2 new houses. each 2 bedrms. and 9
baths, one with recreation room: also !
three years old with 3 bedrms and .
baths. large rooms and breakfast nook:
all in best section of American Univer-
size property and location and have 81 600
to S1,5OO cash you should let us show you
these houses No obligation. Phone for
W c. & A. N. MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO.,
1119 18th ST. NV. DI AGA.
Mr.. 10th & WYOMING AVE.
Large rooming house containing nine
rooms. . baths, hot-water heat toip bar
gain if sold quickly. Eve. or Sun, phone
Woodley 0290.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
20 18th St Realtor MA O153
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COLORED.
REAIrT1E11I EACTI AND EApnEA1S
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT

BROOM. 3-YEAR-OLD HOUSE: LARGE
lot; ami; fruit, shade trees. 3 mi S Of
Alex, 500 #. of u s. No l. on Popkins
lane. L. B. LOCKWOOD. 20'
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REDUCED TO 81. 500 90.

rooms. modern in every detail. new
house condition with two glaSs-inclosed
sleeping porches. Bryant gas heat. gas
range. Frigidaire. kitchen cabinet copper
screened and awnings. large detached ga
rage. This house is real bargain: owner
lives on premises A. COHEN 25oS 18th
st. n W. above Central High School To-
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
BARGAIN
ON EASY TERMS!

Located on a quiet street near schools,
stores and transportation. this 6-room.
2-bath home may be bought al a specially
low price and on terms easy you will
be surprised All rooms are large and
there is finished attic and Gear garage
Inspection by appointment only Phone
Mr.. HOWE, Emerson 1858. PAUL T
STONE INC
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The following are 3 rms.
II n opG hath.
B. F. SAUL CO..
Natinnal nlMM nn1 18Th S. y "
FORD APIS.

FORD APIS,
- 18th ST. NE
S4S Solving room dlnette. kitchen
and bath. cross Ventilation
Gas and refrigeration included. Nc"
See jarltor CT premises or cal Lin
coin e1tl
COTTAGE CITY MD,
=, Barney s.
rms kit bath. din. porch; heat
and hot water furnished >lj-"o
TAKOMA PARK MD.
GGl1 e Stern Ave
3 rms KIT bath. porch; heat and
hot water furn. S45oo
l4ol E CAPITOL ST
) rms. kit. bath: hear and hot
water Turn. Key in No. $4,000
1896 ST Sc
rms. kit bath. din. porch; cleo
refg: newly decorated $500
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JOHN -

J-O-H-N11
Hurry knew l. I KEEP.
vatchine her al, wee find what
We wanted Can you imagine!
A 3-bedroom, @-bath home with
a den and lavatory on first floor
besides the LIVING room master
bedroom and dining room. all
overlooking park with stream
for Only SlOagu I, says 100
Parkcrest drive. SLIGO Park Hills.
I'll call HELEN H VET SF.
35"6. for directions. Hurry.
John
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joists. Arco copper plumbing and down
spoutS, Vermont slate roof. oil-fyed air
conditioning. contains rooms. > white
tile baths. "0-ft screened porch. picket
fenced varo. brick garage, attic, we'll
planned basement: close TO shopping center.
public and parochial schools, churches. bus.
1909 and 45.!l Yuma St NV. Prices,
Slo95o and Sl1.!5o. Open l"-9 pm.
TRANSFORMATION to house provided. Call
..
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
SUBURBAN VALUE.

so4 Maple for
to St, Michaers School. Stores and trans
portationi 0pen sunday; Make offer.
1913 Alaska Ave. NV GE 1870
WOODBRIDGE, D. c.
as3l end . st. ne, nss,roSm houss
FANNY or may aa be 0G Arranged 0 for 's s
fioored attic. garage, oil heat. open fire.
place; in new-house condition; fine loca-
priced right: will make good terms; move
in with deposit. Open Sunday from > 70
nm Can be seen any time Also other
Homes, the Man Who Knows Woodbridge.
B F. HOLMES.
MASS. PARK SACRIFICE.
Fine street, near Australian legation:
r. 81 b.: oil heat; lear garage: includ-
ing paneled library; assessed for S"l 500;
SAM ROSEY, ADAMS 27O0.
$500 CASH,
Reasonable monthly payments. for new
Groom. 2-bath home.
4708 18th ST. NE.
Price, $3.50. Also F H. A. financing
Buy now, costs are rising. Drive out
M iith = aye I'VE, to l3th ST. ne left on
to 18th ST. ne.
NEAR WARDMAN PARK.
rooms, oil heat Open afternoons
$500 18th ST. NV. Phone WI. 1899. 2O'
Home for Large Family.
sEM1-P PEfM9KTH BRICK
s Big Rooms-Large Lot.
Excellent Condition.
ONLY 81 $4,000
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THE COLORADO,

ILL SoLOiI-AA'C'
l35" LONGFELLOW ST. NV.
Al lith and Colorado Ave
Convenient 10 Transportation, Schools,
Stores. ETC.
. Rooms. KIchcn AL R:'h. >l3.on.
EIectrlc Retr.sCratln. ~ uo9sI current.
1880 S.. y W. Na-.oaa. 2oio.
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THE GELHAVE,

400 10Th ST NE.
2 rooms. kitchen and bath $500
3 rooms, kitchen and bath - 30
Eec RcfR on H c. Res. Mgr- FR o3f9.
l. E BREUNINGER & SONS,
1880 ST NV National g0iO
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BARGAIN-USED YEAR

Arlington. Va, Owner compelled to sell
5sh End and P ph Isl brick sedo0 1e6
Colonial. l block bus lines. stores, ele-
mentary. schools. 3 blocks to Glebe I'd and
Lee highway shopping center. Priced at
cost $500 Drive 3 miles out Lee high
wav from Key Bridge to Glebe I'd. turn
right TO 18th st, left I block 10 Buchanan
st., then right to 35th I'd left to 4slS
and open sign. Open evenings : to O.
NJ. T. BROYHILL Co INC,
Chestnut $500
a QUAINT COTTAGE ON MORE THAN y
ACRE WOODED LOT in exclusive country
club section of Arlington. Va winding
path leads TO a rustic foot bridge over a
dry stream bed. through dogwood, gum.
oak and other native trees. Cottage has
stone fireplace, paneled living room. auto
matte heat. fagstone terrace and many
other attractive features. Situated in
section where values Of surrounding homes
interesting price of $3.50 at which we
offer this attractive home. assuring the
best of protection as an investment-but
OF still greater Importance is the environ
ment provided by such SURROUNDINGS One
is afforded all the seclusion and privacy OF
large country estate. An ideal small home
for a couple wishing to live in an etn1os-
phere of refinement. For information call
Mr. Byars
F. E. WESTENBERGE
Courthouse Square. Arlington, Va
CHI. 1144. Ewes, oxford COOS.
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CLOSEST APIS. TO D. C.

shornne center So no. incl heat and
h " AIRING TON REAL ESTATE co,
cSO} Wilson ElyC Al " Chestnut "S.bu
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o. ACRES-S5,O 600
Howard Co. mi. west Laurel. border
ing Patuxent River. z rms. cleo, well.
chicken house. barn. SIS acres under
cultivation. bal. good timber ERWIN
REALTY GO Call Hyattsville O334 ewes.
Evening star., 1940-08-25

eIt's wonderful to use the New Top-Speed"
Rinse after you've been struggling with
ordinary soaps. What difference! The New
Rinso with its marvellous "suds- booster"
gives so much more suds than the old-its
Evening star., 1940-09-10
High School Grid Title Qualities Seen Squad by Coach Lund
IA. IT,, With Large Squad of ~
Is Somewhat Optimistic for.
Its FWe-Gome Schedule

was rather amazed to discover "a
youngsters of varying shapes and
sizes report to the Eagles initial
practice yesterday. Menke said 1t
was the largest A. U. squad In
seven years.
The guards and tackles, all six of
them, consumed much of the after
noon numbering up and down the
field.
The centers, ends and backs were
sent through light passing drill.
Their duties seemed TO be rather
vague to them.
A. U. will open against Susque-
hama at Selings Grove, Pa, on Octo-
Der 5. On October 10 the Eagles will
stack up against Johns Hopkins, at
Baltimore, and will meet Randolph
Macon at Ashland, Va, on Novem-
Der 2. Then they'll face Juniata
here two weeks later before ending
the season November 81 at New
port News, clashing with Frank
Dobson's Naval Apprentice School.
Some Veterans at Hand.
Cassell will construct his club
around John Jablonsky and Ken
meth Fox. tackles; Dutch Schulze
and Carl Byham, ends, and Sonny
Werksmen and Archie Norford,
backs. Tom Amatucci is a likely
looking center, while backs compet-
ing for vacancies are Jim Shaw,
Tommy Cornell, Tommy Simpson,
Homer Sprinkle and Roland Corn
wall
Ellsworth McLane. a guard and
back on the 1889 team. is hos
pitalized and lost for the season,
while Otto Streitsburger, another
back, has been clipped from the
club due to scholastic difficulties.
George Brown, Bob Hall and Pete
Rauch, who performed in various
capacities last year, have been grad
uated.
Evening star., 1940-09-10

ease in his ouarter-fi final and sell
final matches. He turned baC
Charley Davis. Ivy City ace. in tv .
straight games, $50, 51-29. toss
ing SO per cent ringers. He PLAYED
an even better tune on the iron
pegs in the semifnal with "a per
cent as he topped Ernest Mabury,
50-38. 52-13, 51-4.
Mabury played better game than
the score would indicate and COW
cred IA doubles during the contest.
He previously had defeated John
Sembley in the quarter finals, 51-39,
50-42.
Ellis played only in the semis last
night, eliminating the 14-year old
Harry Budd in three ringer scked
games, 50-42, 51-39, $40.
The finals tonight will start at &
O'Clock at the Commerce courts.
Evening star., 1940-09-10
Football Spirit at Army High,
Despite Heavy Loss of Vets,
But Slate Worries Coach

step into most of the vacancies
and there are some promising
yearlings, or sophomores, available.
In fact, everything considered, Wood
figures it is about an average Army
squad as to weight and ability.
"You never know when these
young fellows are going to step out
and be hot he ventures hopefully
Then you've got football team" ;"
Squad Is Husky Enough.
He considers Capt. Bill Gillis at
center the soundest man on the
squad, and believes that Johnny
Hatch, back who turned in some
flashy performances last season,
may have a good year. The only
other 1899 regulars available are
Ray Murphy, guard, and Bob Evans,
a back.
Outside of those men the candi-
dates are lot of fellows named
Reggie so far as their present foot
ball fame is concerned. There is
yearling back named Henry Mazur
who looked good as a Plebe, and
Ted Lutryzkowski from the Plebe
squad also may make quite name
for himself.
The squad Is big enough, although
shy of 20o-pounders because the
academy routine keeps the men
peeled down, but there are plenty
of rangy lads with determined faces,
the kind which always make an
Army team tough cookie.
"If We can duplicate our 1888
season I'll be perfectly satisfied,
says Capt. Wood, carefully refrain
ing from mentioning the 1889 cam
paign with its emphasis on the
"paign."
Evening star., 1940-09-10
By the Associated Press.

SN Lne Associated Press.
WEST POINT, N. Y, Sept. 10
It couldn't be worse than last year,
when the Army travelled on its
stomach practically all season, so
Capt. Bill Wood is quite optimistic
as he drills his Cadet footballers
these days. although he has an
ell-gone feeling when he thinks of
the schedule.
The boys have a better spirit, :"
says the stocky, gruff voiced coach.
eve also have better reserves. Our
losses were heavy and we aren't
building the team around any one
man because we haven't an out
standing player. Frankly, I'm a
little more optimistic than I was
a year ago. But that schedule"
That schedule" really is some
thing for an Army team, which in
the past had a tendency to sand
wich in a major opponent here and
there in a string of breathers. The
Cadets start out with Williams,
which shouldn't be too tough, but
they take on Cornell next and the
holiday is over, unless Lafayette
gives them a rest.
Seven 1899 Starters Lost.
The heavy losses are about nor
NAL for an Army team, Wood says,
but what is normal for the Army
Is something else for most schools
Seven starters we're among the nine
lettermen lost, and the list includes
such worthy performers as Capt
Harry Stella, a whale of a tackle
Art Frontczak, wheelhorse' in the
backfield; Fred Yeager, reliable end
and Jim Rooney, stocky guard.
Reserves on the 1889 squad vii
Evening star., 1940-09-10
Smith Happy 10 Shift
From Center 10 Full
For Terp Eleven
Injured Knee Held O. K;
Sochon, Erickson Shine
For Cards and Hoyos

Maryland's search for another
fullback is on In full cry and the
newest candidate is Blocking Bob
Smith, the pug-nosed Jersey gentle
man who allows as how he can play
fullback, center or any other position
at which they care to try him. Smith
arrived on the College Park campus
yesterday ready for work.
Rockin' Robert is a lad you have
to admire. Last year a knee injury
laid him low early in the campaign
and it was written that his football
for the season. and possibly the rest
of his college career, was ended. But
Smith had the knee baked and
strapped. somebody helped him pull
on a uniform and he finished most
the season on one and half legs.
Last Christmas he underwent an
operation for the removal OF a
cartilege and now he says he feels
as good as ever. How the knee will
stand up remains to be seen, but Bob
Is determined to play.
But he's looking forward to a
chance at playing fullback, he says
II PLAYED fullback on the Ceilings
wood IN. JO High team and for one
year at Tome. I looked 1t, too. Al
both schools the fullback was the
spinner position and had a chance
to carry the ball Here at Maryland
it's strictly a blocking position, but
still think I'd like to try 1t. You
know you never can tell when YOU
might grab stray pass and get a
chance to carry the ball"
Pete Sachon's kicking featured yes
terdav's drill at Catholic University
The faxen-haired signal-caller got
off couple that scared well ovef SC
yards and were extremely difficult
to catch. With each passing day he
looms more and more as the young
ster around whom the Cardinals
attact. will be woven.
The gloom on the Brooklanc
campus was deepened by the first
serious injury of the year-a re-
occurrence of Charley Moutenot's old
knee wound. Charley hobbled
through yesterdays drill. but it Is
evident he'll have to go easy If he
hopes TO be ready for actual COM
petition.
Georgetown is moving into more
advanced stages of work and be-
ginning to get its new plays. Head
Coach Jack Hagerty took time out
yesterday to praise the work Of
Whitley" Erickson, 1885, pound rookie
center. and Jim Castiglia, veteran
fullback. Erickson is genuine threat
for the flrst-string role, while
Castiglia. on the verge Of stardom
two seasons, appears ready for his
first real good year.