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Evening star., 1940-09-10
TubercuIin Test Clinics
Open Tomorrow

The next chest and tuberculin
test clinics for Arlington County,
Va, will be held tomorrow from 10
am. to 10 pm. in the Cherrydale
Health Center, 4oos Lee highway,
Arlington, Mrs. E. C.. Butterfeld,
president of the Arlington County
tuberculosis Association, announced
today.
The clinics are sponsored by the
association and financed by the
sale of Christmas seals. Adults and
children are eligible to attend.
Evening star., 1940-09-10
RESORTS
VIRGINIA.

BRYCES HOTEL AND COTTAGES
in the Mountains Of Virginia-24th Year.
Reputation built on food and service. All
sports Cool and pleasant American Plan.
So so per day: S15 week Booklet.
William r Bryce, Basye. Va. Box l5
Evening star., 1940-09-10

Curacago consists of two groups
of islands about 500 miles apart.
Evening star., 1940-10-20
GriH Receptive, EngeI Refuses
To Deny He'll Return to Old
Job as Washington Scout

7 worth. Jake Early and Ken Chase.
Probably the most colorful eXecu-
tive in baseball, Engel for three
winters gave Christmas dinners at
the Chattanooga ball park to the
unemployed, serving as many as
5000 persons, and on another
Christmas distributed 1900 toys to
poor children of the city.
Engel broke the minor league at
tendance record for a single game
by giving away completely fur
nished house, lot and garage, COM
plete with car. On opening day in
1885 he hired complete circus and
put on a circus parade at the ball
park, with the city fathers riding
camels and elephants at the head of
the procession.
He served as a scout for Washing
ton until 1929, when Griffith put
him in charge Of the Chattanooga
club, then a Nat farm. In three
years he transformed the weakest
link in the Southern Association into
a red-hot baseball town, then sold
stock to 1,70O Chattanoogans to buy
the club from Washington control,
with Griffith giving Engel S25.000
toward the enterprise. Since 1888
the Lookouts have been fan-owned.
Washington's scouting system"
which consists of Cambria. could
stand the Engel touch at this time.
Griffith says it is entirely up to
Engel, since his old job here is
waiting for him any time he chooses
to take it
Evening star., 1940-10-20
A. u, Hopkins SCRAP
To 90 Score With
Slippery Oval
Sprinkle Intercepts
Puss on Goal Line
To Thwort Jays
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
BALTIMORE. Oct 1o.-American
University of Washington and Johns
Hopkins University fought to a
scoreless tie today. each team max
ing one scoring gesture but lacking
the power to carry it through.
Rain made the pall slippery. foot
ing uncertain and spectators un-
comfortable.
The Jays. after gong on the de-
fenSive the first few minutes. made
the first move of consequence. get
ting under way when Spilman
heaved a 25-yard pass that put
Hopkins on the American 25-yard
stripe at the end of the first period
Eagles Stop Drive ONT.
The Eagles finally took over on
their 7 and kicked out of trouble,
only to have the Jays return to the
attack with a running and passing
game that carried them As yards to
the American TO-
Spilman's passes to Mclean and
Rudo accounted for most of the
gains dlil " ACtJiliile'ii "SilI lii1 o'S-
Signment of tossing the touchdown
pass. Toss it ne did but right on
the goal line Sprinkle of American
intercepted and the Eagles quickly
kicked out of danger
Late in the period the Eagles
| loosed an aerial assault of their
own. with Sprinkle doing the firing
but had advanced only to the Hop
klnS 35 as the half ended.
A. L. Threatens with Passes.
The rain increased during half
| time, and when play resumed both
teams were cautious until late IN
the third period. when American
| returned to the air lanes and on
two passes. Sprinkle TO Simpson
moved from their own 40 to the
Jays 81.
The period ended then, and Hop
kins, rested during the brief re-
cess. called a halt on its own l8
took the ball and punted out of dan
ger. Passes again set the Jays back
to their 25, but the drive fizzlec
| there, and it was the last attack
the Eagles could muster.
The rest of the game was played In
! mldield
Evening star., 1940-10-20
1000 Fans Trek Phadepha Root Redskins Against Eagles
Trailing in Every Department
OF Statistics, Bears Mystify
By Staying in Title Race

of SO for sos yards for the Packers.
Each has tossed five touchdown
passes, one more than turned in by
Ace Parker, who is one Of the big
ger reasons Brooklyn is chasing
Washington in the East.
With the Bears thus outclaSsed
overhead, there's going to be an in
teresting little get-together in Chi
cago Sunday when the Brooklyns
bring their "upstairs-downstairs
offense to town. The Dodgers do
their advancing both ways, since
Banks McFadden abets Parker's
aerial threats with his rushing. Nc
Fadden, at the moment, is the top
ground gamer in the league, with
239 yards in As tries.
Another set of fireworks will be
set off at Green Bay, where the
Packers match their aerial skill
against the leagues tightest defense
as presented by the Detroit Lions
The Lions don't do much scoring
themselves. but they do fair coun-
try job of keeping the other fellows
from touchdown territory. So fal
they've permitted opponents to
score only 81 points against them
in five games.
Easy Sailing for Redskins.
The rest of the leagues five-game
program doesn't figure to set the
world afire. Washington, only un-
defeated club in the league, shoulo
roll right through the Philadelphia
Eagles, who have Davey O'Brien ano
little else. New York's Giants. minu:
a flashy passing attack, but sparkee
by the great running of Tuffy Lee
mans, are favored over Pittsburgh:
Steelers And the Chicago Car
dinals, who can surprise almost any
leading club on any given Sunday
they almost did it to Washington
last week-tangle with the Cleve'
land Rams in battle for the West
ern Division cellar.
Evening star., 1940-10-20
.La|anne Faci|e Hero
As North Carolina
Nails State, 1871
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RALEIGH. n. c.. Oct. l9.-STeet
Jim La lame scored one touchdown,
set up another and then saved the
ball game for his North Carolina
mates by coming out OF nowhere
and mailing a runner from behind,
as the Tar Heels defeated N. c.
State. 1877, in an action-packed
Southern Conference game today
before $4,000.
State scored five minutes after
the opening kickoff. The touchdown
was set up after a State punt
bounced of the leg Of Don Baker,
and was covered on North Carolina S
81 by Ralph Burt, State guard. Pat
Fehley gained II and a pass from
Dick Watts to Jack Hurkabee was
good in the end zone. Fehley kicked
the placement.
La Lame evened the count with
10 seconds left in the first quarter,
plunging over left guard from the
2-yard stripe Harry Dunkle con-
verted.
Sweet Jim in the third period
started on States 43, and went over
on the ninth play. but his mates
were ofside. Two plays later. Paul
SEVERN scored on an end-around.
Co,ar;p'e ,,Ioco,oopt foiloE
Evening star., 1940-10-20
Inspired Drive Gives
v. N. |. 10 Upset
Over Virginia
Cavaliers Lose First
Come as Muho Leeds
33-Yurd Drive
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Oct.
19-Virginia Military Institutes
football team scored on an inspired
second-period drive and clung stub
bornly to that advantage to upset
the University of Virginias S Cava-
liers by to before a rain-drenched
crowd of $4,000 today.
1t was the first defeat of the sea-
high, Yale and Maryland, and the
game gave V. M. is Cadets an i'm
pressive start in defense of their
State championship.
Launch Drive on Foes 80.
The touchdown drive began on
Virginias 80 midway in the second
quarter. Joe Muha, big sophomore
halfback, got yards and passed
to Luther Sexton, end, who made
spectacular shoestring catch on
the Virginia 14-yard line. Nelson
Catlee and Muha tore through the
Cavalier line for a first down on
the 4. Muha got 3 on two smashes
at the battling Cavalier forward
wall. Muhas short pass over center
was knocked down, but Catlett dived
over for the games only touchdown
on the next play. Muha's place
ment was good.
Virginia backs, led by the gallant
Capt. Bill Dudley. rolled up Is first
downs to 7 for V. M. l., but the
Keydets got more yardage by rush.
ing, 12O, to ITO yards for the Cav
alters. Virginia connected with nine
passes in 81 and V. M. 1. receivers
got two Of five throws.
Walker Keydet Star.
Billy Walker, ball-haWking and
vicious tackling guard. was the out
standing linesman for the Keydets.
who have been beaten only by, Duke
in five contests.
Evening star., 1940-10-20
Michigon's Yost
Honored by 1000
By lie Associated Press


ANN ARBOR. Mich. Oct. l9-
Two thousand University of Mich
igan alumni and admirers of Field
ing H. Hurry Up) Yost paid tribute
tonight to the silver-haired athletic
director. who next spring will step
down after 40 years of football
coaching and athletics administra-
ton here
In pennant-bedecked Waterman
gymnasium the 69-year -old Yost
received acclaim from high public
figures and plain friends who sat
down with him around huge din
ner tables.
Fred Zeder, Detroit automobile
executive, presented Yost with a
new automobile.
In speech Yost reminisced
about early football days.
Evening star., 1940-10-20
BY BURTON HAWKINS.

Prospects of enterprising Joe Engel
returning to the Nationals as scout
were intensified yesterday as neither
Engel nor President Clark Griffith
of Washington squelched reports the
colorful talent hunter was severing
connections with the Chattanooga
baseball club.
There may be something to it."
Engel was quoted by the Associated
Press at Chattanooga, but l can't
say anything-yet.'
I've told Joe he always can have
his old job back with u.s. said Grif-
fifth. but. of course, he'd have to
give up his interests in the Chat
tanooga club. I haven't talked with
him recently, though, so Id rather
not say anything about it."
Engel. who once sold shortstop
to another club for turkey and
then used the gobbler to give din
ner to sports writer's, would be forced
to relinquish his role as president
and principal stockholder of the
Lookouts before accepting scouting
job with the Mats.
With Washington's influx Of
rockies not too heartening and Scout
Joe Cambria in and out of hot water
with Judge Kenesaw Mountain
Lands, commissioner of baseball,
Engel's affliation with the Mats
would be welcomed by Griffith.
Among players Engel sent to
Washington were Sam Rice, Joe
Judge, Joe Kuhel, Bucky Harris,
Jackie Hayes, Joe Cronin, Buddy
Myer, Ossie Bluege, Buddy Lewis,
Goose Goslin, Earl McNeely, Cecil
Travis, Alvin Crowder, Fred Mar
berry, Taft Wright, Jimmy Blood
Evening star., 1940-10-20
Green Terror Rockies
| Smother Dewitt Prep
Under 33.0Pasting

By the Associated Press.
WESTMINSTER, Md, Oct. 19-
Western Maryland freshmen rolled
all over Dewitt Prep gridders of
Washington this afternoon, trounc-
ing them 80 to 0.
Four minutes after the game
started O'Keeffe skirted end for a
touchdown and two more were
added in each of the second and
third quarters.
The fourth quarter saw all West
ern Maryland substitutes go score
less, though the ball was within
the Dewitt 3O-yard line the entire
Evening star., 1940-10-20
Bears Beat i. C.L. A.,
9-6, on Field Goal
In Last Period
b. the Associated Press.

b. the Associated Press.
BERKELEY, Calf, Oct. l9-The
foot" in football booted another
favorite out of the running today
University of CALIFORNIA; Bears de-
feated their academic brothers, the
University of California at Los
Angeles Bruins. 81.
More than 10000 fans, sWeltering
in sultry weather, practically melted
from the red-hot wlndup when
Henry Zacharias, substitute half
back, toed the oval through the
uprightS in the fourth quarter to
spill another pail of dope.
That kick, a placement from the
23-yard line. boosted the seemingly
beaten Bears into the lead and an
eventual victory-but not before
they had held for downs in the ,ast
few seconds and taken possession
nf the ball on their own l.
Evening star., 1940-10-20
By SID FEDER,
Associated Press Sports Writer.


NEW YORK. Oct. 19.-That man
on the flying trapeze has jusC about
taken over the National Professional
Football League race this season,
but he's still just another guy
named Joe" in the Chicago Bears
back yard.
Slingin' Sammy Baugh, on the
comeback trail. and Cecil Isbell and
Arne Herber are showing Washing
ton and Green Bay the way to sail
through the air with the greatest of
ease to the lead in the loops east
ern and western divisions. Yet the
Bears are relying strictly on the
overland route and, while it comes
as a great shock to the aerial spe-
cialists, they're still right up there
in the West
Their Success Mystery.
Just what's keeping them tied
with the Packers for the Western
lead is something of a mystery be-
cause they're we'll down the list in
Just about every department of play.
Their leading pitcher. Sid Luckman,
is thirteenth on the list of effective
ness in the league; their top ground
gamer, Garry Famiglietti, is elev-
enth. AS club they're sixth in the
league in total yardage gained, with
002, to the 1929 by Green Bay
and 1877 for Washington.
Compared to Athat. Washington
and Green Bay have let the rushing
game take care of itself and have
wheeled out their heavy guns for
air duty. The Redskins have scored
9 of u touchdowns through the
air and the Packers have counted 8
of 16 that way. Baugh, who may be
on the way to new league pitching
record, has completed 40 of 81 aerial
attempts for $50 yards and .701
effectiveness average. Isbell, third
in the league. has clicked on 20 out
Evening star., 1940-10-20
Mortinsburg, Fort Hill
ScoreIess in Snow
MARTINSBURG. w. Va

MARTINSBURG, w, Va. Oct. l9.
Playing in a snowstorm that COW
cred this area without warning to-
day, Martinsburg High and Fort
Hill of Cumberland battled to a
scoreleSs tie.
The only serious scoring threat
of the contest came in the second
quarter after Fort Hill recovered
Martinsburg tumble on the Silver
20 CARMEL took pass from Billy
Dean that brought a first down
on the Martinsburg 9. then Dean
and Carnell, on two successive plays,
drove to the 1-yard line There
Martinsburg held for two plays and
Flick kicked out of danger.
Evening star., 1940-10-20
Best Guessers Get Free Trips
To Redskin-Dodger Clash

predictions of the scores of the New
York Brooklyn. Detroit Cleveland, |,
Green Bay-Chicago Bear and Wash
lngton-Pittsburgh games of Novem-
ber 3, together with statement,
why I think the Redskins vii be
Eastern Division champions by
midnight of November 2. Only in
the event of ties will the soundness
of the statement bear any weight
in the awarding Of the prizes.
The decision of the judges will
be final and no member of the
Junior Board is eligible to compete.
Entries must be submitted to the
Contest Editors, Junior Board of
Commerce, Room 204, Evening Star
Building.
Evening star., 1940-10-20
Ohio U. Tops Furmon,
1856, for Tooth Victory
Ry the Associated Press.

Ry the Associated Press.
ATHENS, Ohio, Oct 19-Ohio Uni
versity's Bobcats won their Tooth
football victory for Coach Don
Peden today by downing favored
Furman eleven, 1876, before rain
soaked home coming crowd of about
5000.
The Bobcats exploded two touch
downs and safety in the second
period and then coasted. The Green
vile, S. c.. team scored in the final
two minutes on 40-yard march,
Halfback Hamer going over on
reverse around end. McDanlels
placement was blocked.
Evening star., 1940-10-20

A contest to test the forecasting
abilities of local professional foot
ball fans and award the best an
all-expense trip to the Redskin-
Dodger game in Brooklyn ON Novem-
ber 10 was announced last night
by the Junior Board of Commerce.
To the two fans who come clos
est to guessing the correct scores
of the National Football Leagues
four games on November will
be awarded round-trip railroad
transportation, hotel accommoda-
tions and reserved seats at EbbettS
Field for the Washington Brooklyn
game three weeks from today.
Contestants must submit their
Evening star., 1940-10-20
Held for Period, Brown
WoIIops Tufts, 26-6
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
PROVIDENCE. R. l.. Oct. 19-
After being held scoreless for a
period, the Brown football team be-
gan to roll and turned back Tufts
today, 26-6 Gene Coughlin, sub
back, who put the Bears in front
in the second period with a touch
down pass to Lou Duesing from the
Tufts 33, and Hal Detwiler, whose
34-yard touchdown run capped a
71-yard drive to the second score,
stood out in the Brown attack.
In the fourth period West Of
Tufts reeled off from Browns "A
touchdown pass to Harrison in
the end zone.
Evening star., 1940-10-20
Little Wesleyan Willis
Before West Virginia
By the Assc ciated Press.

MORGANTOWN. w. ". Oct. l9.-
Little West Virginia Wesleyans 5
plucky football team today held West
Virginia University scoreless most of
the first half, but could not stand
the pace and the Mountaineers
romped away with 32-to-0 triumph
before a crowd of $500.
The Wesleyans gallantly check
mated their bigger rivals until
Mountaineer Fullback Carliss
ripped through their line in the
waning moments of the second pc
riod. In the final half Carliss. Nc
Elwee, Fryer and Lewellen tailed
touchdowns. First downs were II
to l.
Evening star., 1940-10-20
Virginia Union, Norfolk
Blanks Miner, l2-0

Norfolk Unit of Virginia Union
defeated Miner Teachers College,
1910. yesterday at Brooks Stadium.
The Baby Panthers counted in
the opening and closing periods. A
30-yard drive in the first ended with
John Maultsby going over tackle.
He tailed again in the final frame
after Joe Paine intercepted a
Teacher pass to set up the score.
Although Miner could not get 60
ing, the playing OF Paul Spearman
u-aS o,,tcto rIjnU
Evening star., 1940-10-20
Punt-B|ocking Leads
To so Triumph for
Mount ST. Mary's
Py the Associated Press

Py the Associated Press
EMMITSBURG. Nd. Oct. l9.-
Playing in a snoWstorm that obliter-
ated the field stripes by the final
quarter, Mount ST. Marys defeated
Potomac State 6 to today.
1t was a defensive battle all the
way, the only break coming in the
third quarter when the Mounts cut
loose with a burst of power that
carried TO the l-yard line. From
that advantageous position, Daugh-
erty partially blocked a Potomac
punt and Boyler caught the defect
ed ball and raced 20 yards to score.
Asp failed to kick the extra point.
Evening star., 1940-10-20
Seven Boys Pass Test
For Tank Officiutinq

Seven boys have passed the first
Junior swimming and diving officials
course conducted by the Eastern
Branch, Boys Club of Washington
and will oficiate at meets during the
winter.
The course was held by Max Rote,
swimming director of the club, with
lectures by Earle Weeks. Richard
Newly and Dudley Gordon. Those
passing were:
Robert Benson. Leo Jarboe, Joseph
Redman, Jack Potter, Robert Cat
ton, George Hansbrough and Scott
Rogers.
Evening star., 1940-10-20
Creiohton RoIIy Ties Score

OMAHA, Oct. 10 CP.-A gallant
Creighton football team. scoring 20
points in the last quarter, earned
27-27 tie with Marquette in a
thrill packed home coming game to-
day. The tying score came on a
spectacular pass in the last two fren-
zied minutes of play.
Evening star., 1940-10-20
Unbeuten Stanford Adds
Cougars to List, 26- ID
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
PULLMAN, Wash. Oct. 19-The
undefeated and united Stanford In
dians rolled over the Washington
State Cougars, 26 to IA, today to
remain on the straight and narrow
path to the Rose Bowl game at
Pasadena.
The Indians ran the score to 26
to in the first three periods and
then shut off a last-period Cougar
thrust with a single touchdown.
Evening star., 1940-10-20
VIM. and Mary Turns
On Second.HaIf Heat
To Rout Tigers, 41-0

B, tie Associated Press.
WILLIAMSBURG. Va. Oct. 19.-
Held to one touchdown in the first
half. the William and Mary Indians
went on scoring spree in the third
and fourth quarters to defeat Hamp-
den-Sydney's game but outclassed
Tigers, al to 0.
With Johnson and hickey lead
ing the attack, the Indians scored
three times in the third period
and twice in the fourth. Line-ups:
Evening star., 1940-10-20
Huskies Finish Strongly
To Whip Oregon, 1910
By the Associated Press.

BY the HsSOcIateu PresS.
SEATTLE, Oct. 19.- Gaping
their 1910 victory with a sensational
61-yard touchdown run on the final
play of the game, the University
OF Washington Huskies soundly
trounced a game but outclassed
Oregon State College eleven before
$4,000 rain-soaked fans today.
Evening star., 1940-10-20
Line-Ups and Summary.

SubStltuu0nS. HOpKlnS-CarrOII. end
Willard. Rostov, tackles: Pool. Eichner,
guards McCord. Nance. backs. American
-FuGler. Blaine. ends; Nelson. tackle. Of
fclalS-Frank Barger tSt. Johns. ref
cree: VIC Schmid 'Buckneln umpire: How
ard Eyth Carnegie TECH head lineSman.
Time Of periods-l5 minutes
Evening star., 1940-10-20
Line-ups and Summary.

V NJ l. scoring, .ouchdoun-Cstlett.
placement.
officials: Referee B L Eberts Cath
ollc u: umpire. J. H. Preas DGa. Tech;
head linesman, R NJ Frew w. ( L.;
field Judge { T. Saunders
Substltutlons: VlrginIa-Ends Abbott,
Hlll. Preston tackle. HarbIsory: guard.
Dlckey. backs Crumm OGrlnce Car
dozo. Neff. V NJ End, Nusent;
tackles Ellinston. Williams; guards. Min
ton Ruett, backs, Prltchard, Matthews,
Caryey.
Evening star., 1940-10-20
Seek 110-Pound Foes

Coolidge A. C. gridmen. who wall
loped the Taft Cubs, 800, in their
opening game. are seeking more no.
pound foes. Call Georgia 8s40.
Evening star., 1940-10-20

North Carolina scoring: Touchdown
La lame (sub for O'Harel SEVERN. Point
from try after touchdovn-Dunkle (place-
mentl.
North Carolina State scoring: Touch
dovn-Huckabee. Point from try after
touchdown-Fehley placement.
o. sclals-Referee Causey South Caro-
linai: umpire. Sholar Presbyterian; head
nnesman. Macintosh Massachusetts
State); feld Judge. Hill CWoffordJ
Evening star., 1940-10-20
was outstandir

Score BY PERIODS:
Union Unit q 6-ly
Miner O o O. u
Touchdovns-Msu ultsby CO. SubstItu-
tions-Miner. P. Ellis. McClenton. Borser.
Tatum. Eldrldge East Wormey; Union,
Humphries Paige, Watts, Jefferson.
Evening star., 1940-10-20
Pro Football
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Eastern Division.
Western Division,

Games Today.
Washington at Philadelphia, 2:30.
Brooklyn at Chicago Bears.
Pittsburgh at New York.
Detroit at Green Bay.
Chicago Cardinals at Cleveland.
Evening star., 1940-10-20

Dewitt o . q
Substitutions: western Maryland-End.
Mogowski: tackle Natalizi; guards, Harden,
MacLsughlin Sullivan. center. Matley;
backs Mansbereer, Shilling. Dewitt
Guards, Weinsten, Jones; center. Bono
back, IglesiaS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-24
w. A. Benefit Dance
To Be Held Friday

The Pierce County Workers alli-
ance will hold a benefit dance FIN
day evening in the auditorium Of
the St Leo's school, So. 18th 81
and Yakima ave. Proceeds VIII go
10 finance sending a delegate TO
the national convention Of The
Workers Alliance Of America 70
be held in Chicago July Il, II
and b.,
Estey seholIs orchestra will fur
nish music. There will be both
old time and modern dancing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-24
BAUSCH AND LOMB
DEFEND CONTRACT

Bausch T. Lomb defend their
contract with zeiss, pointing out
that aside from the fact its patent
license from the German manufac-
turer is restricted to the United
States, the company has deemed
II for the best interests OF all con-
cerned to confine its production Of
military Instruments for the sole
use Of the United States govern
ment."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-24
F aihers and Sons
To Banquet Monday

The University-Union club will
hold its first annual Fathers and
Sons banquet in the clubrooms on
Monday evening, May ~ There
will be a special program Of enter
tainment and prizes for all boys
attending.