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Evening star., 1940-11-17

IOSC WIldL CO1ltIOl IlC 1IAo OVCI lllc
midsection and bulge forth with an
expansive waistline. Yet Robinson
breads the thought Of physical exer-
else even more than the thought
Of fieshy balooning and consequent
iy is In a constant state of inde-
.cision.
Some times he compromises by
sporadic attempts at dieting. But
If he loses 2 pounds he's afraid he's
losing his health, and goes right
after the steak and potatoes again.
That particular period between
getting up and the first cup Of cof-
fee in the morning is time of in
frequent stress in the Humphrey
Bogart domicile. Wife Mayo leaves
husband Bogey strictly alone during
what she describes as "that danger
Gus half hour or So," and is doubly
careful to avoid any mention OF
golf.
Shortly after they were married
Mrs. Bogart made cheerful Monday
morning inquiry into Humphreys
golfing fortunes of the day before
not aware that he'd spent most of
the morning in sand traps, his aft
ernoon in the rough. Now golf never
is mentioned in the Bogart house.
hold, either before or after break
fast-unless Humphrey himself
brings up the subject.
Mrs. James Cagney's life would be
made much happier, she confides, II
she could gain Jimmy's consent to
have either the maid or herself
give thorough cleaning to the
book lined den that is his own pri-
Evening star., 1940-11-17

vate sanctuary-territory forbidden
to all women, but a haven Of rest
and comfort to Jimmys close man
friends.
Thursday generally is the evening
for Cagneys clan to gather, when
glass Of beer, a poker deck and a
lot Of conversation last them for
most Of the night. But as for
few choice snappy stories-well.
you'll have to ask some one other
than Mrs. Cagney about that. She
won't talk.
Evening star., 1940-11-17
Even Knocks on the Door
Have Their Meanings
And Scenes Frequently Must Be
Retaken Because the Raps Don't
Fit the Mood of the Moment
HOLLYWOOD.
BY Ted Gill.
Associated Press Stan Writer.

screwy seem-simple sometimes important
mixers
No two knocks alike and meaning.
actor actress proper meaning
knock They then have to take knocking
Evening star., 1940-11-17
At Home With the Stars
Motion Picture Wives Know
The Truth About Them
AMUsEMENTs.
HOLLYWOOD.
By the Associated Press.


Motion picture wvehe who stay home in the ktchen-srs
the who truth about these he
Sometimes they'll talk You know how wives And from
often mnney intimate
enghtenng information concerning the
lives.
Evening star., 1940-11-17
wxZ3agH1DAY

"Dr. Cyclops" and
Girls Of the ,
Dorothy Lamouy and
Robert PrestoQ IN
Moon Over Burma. ]"
Mickey Rooney and
Judy Garland In
Strike Up the Band.
Anna Neagie aud
Ray Milland In
'1rene I"
Brian Aherne. Rita
Hayworth. The 1ady
IN Question
zone Crowded lseht'
and ''I'm NJ body'.
Sweetheart nv"
Pat O'Brten In
'Knute Rockne,
All-American..
Lynn Bari gnd
Lloyd Nolanf IA
Charter Pint.
Pat O'Briensk
"Knute Rock1se.
All-American."
Bob Burns and Una
Merkel In Comm
Round the Mountain =
Errcl Flynn and
Miriam Hopkins In
virginia City."
Deanna Dusbin
Spring Parade"
"Son Of the Navy"
and Phantom of
Chinatown"
Flowing 0oldr and
you Can't Fool Your
Wife"
mo Time for Com :
edy" end Spawn OF
the North r
Dennis Morgan and
George Tobias in
Rivers End"
Robert Mo1tsomery
In Haunted Honey.
moon.
Cary Grant IN
"The Howards of
I Virginia. b
Edith Fellows. fomm
Bond. "Five Little
Peppers in Trouble. "
Victor Mature and
Leo Garlic In
captain Caution."
Girls OF the Road
and
TN Old Missouri
Moishe Ovsher In
The Singing
Blacksmith.
Tyrone Power and
linda DarneH in
-"Brigham Youns."
Clark Gable and
Snencer Tracy in
Boom Town"
James Cagpey and
Ann Sheridan In
City for CONQUEST" T"
Joel McCrea and La
raine Day IN Foreign
Correspondent
George Murphy
in
'Public Deb. Nc. l."
Lew Ayres and Lionel
Barrymore in "Dr
Kildare Goes Home"
New Moon" and
Charlie Chan's
Murder Cruise"
Raimu In
The Bakers
Wife"
Ann Sothern and
Evening star., 1940-11-17

learn which knock belongs to what
Aim sequence. Quiet, timid knocks,
nervous, inquisitive knocks and
tough. terrifying f1ve-knuckle knocks
are some of the various varieties.
Roger Pryor, who is noted for do
ing q scene in the first take" had
to 60 through five takes on "She
Couldn't Say No" before the sound
mixer was satisfied the knock was in
keeping with the films mood. Lynn
Overman never has any trouble an
nouncing his arrival home after be-
ing on a film binge, however. A
timid "I-know-I-did- wrong" knock
is used. But Lana Turner wasn't
able to register the desired excited,
impatient knock on the peace JUS
tice's door in Two Girls on Broad
way" and it had to be dubbed-in
later by an expert.
Enrol Flynn, who recently has
been playing tough guy" roles, has
perfected an effective knee knock"
for use in his westerns" 1t is
used by the actor when both hands
are filled with shootin' irons.
Silly salles: Most stone walls and
some building fronts you see In the
movies are made Of papier mache.
-. Sounds of running brook are
initiated by revolving a corrugated
iron cylinder in mixture of gravel
and dirt because the noise of natural
water sometimes doesn't record very
well on a film sound track and
the sound of gurgling water is pro-
duced by prop man simply blow
ing through straw into q bowl of
thinly cooked cornstarch pudding
Shadows on boats that have
never been closer to the ocean than
q Hollywood movie set some
times are produced with lights and
mirrors.
A Full-Time Job.
Short short: Keeping studio dunn
mics those canvas bodies stuffed
with excelsior and boasting life
like papier mache heads and hands
constantly repaired, resulted
and repainted is full time job for
Evening star., 1940-11-17
THURSDAY


1T ! HAD ~ VIZ"
and 'sO'Nalley Of the |
Mounted, u
Bette Davis and
Herbert Marshan In |
The Eettsf
Mickey Rooney Ard
Judy Garland in
Strike Up the Band
Mickey Rooney and
Judy Garland IN
Strike Up the DaAl-nl
Leather Pushers"
The Sailors Ldy"'
The Return Of
Frank James" and
HIeo vile.
Pat 'OBrien In
"Knute Hockne.
J All-American.
|. .Laddie" and
"Three Men From
Texas"
Pat O'Brien IN
"Knute Rockne.
All-American.
THE Human
Monster" and
The Ape"
Pat OBrien and
Gale Page in
"Knute Rockne."
Deanna Durbin
in
Spring Parade"
"The Howards of Wiz.
ginia" and Too Many
Husbands"
THE Sea Hawk"
and
ia Conga Nights"
James Cagney snd
Ann Sheridan In
"City for CONQUEST"
Stan Laurel and
Oliver Hardy in
''Saps at Sea-"
Rosalind Russell and
Brian Aherne ir
"Hired Wife"
James Stewart and
Rosalind Russell. mo
Time for Comedy"
Wallace Beery and
Ann Rutherford In
Wyoming"
Ritz Brothers and
Andrews Sisters in
Argentine Nights"
Sporting Blood" and
Rowing Tumble
weeds"
"All This and Heaven
Toe" Dead End Kids
on Dress Parade"
Tyrone Power and
Linda DarneH in
BRIGHAM Young
Hidden Gold" and
Money and the
Woman"
James Cagney and
Ann Sheridan in
City for CONQUEST"
Henry Fonda. Jackie
Cooper. The Return
Of Prank James"
Joel McCrea and La
|raine Day In "Foreign
Correspondent"
Lew Ayres and Lionel
Barrymore In DIR.
Kildare Goes Home"
South Of Pago-Pago"
and
isle of Destiny"
Paimu in
'-The Bakers
Wife"
Jon Hall and
Lynn Bari in
Kit Carson"
Evening star., 1940-11-17

James Casney and
Ann Sheridan IN
city for Conquest"
Mickey Rooney and
Judy Garland IN
Strike Up the Bs' f."
James Stewart and
Rosalind Russell. mo
Time for Comedy" !"
Chan at Wax Mu-
scum. Blonde Fas
Servant Trouble"
Evening star., 1940-11-17

Jsmes Cagney ana
Ann Sheridan In
City for Conquest"
Made for Each
Other" and
"St. Louis Blues"
Brian Aherne and
Rosalind Russell In
Hired Wife"
Myrna Loy and Mel
vyn Douglas in Third
Finger. Left Hand"
Brian Aherne and
Rita Hayworth In
Lady in Question"
Errol Flynn
in
THE Sea Hawk"
Mickey Rooney and
Judy Garland in
Strike Up the Band"
Mickey Rooney and
Judy Garland in
Strike Up the Band" ="
Jack Benny and Ellen
Drew in Buck Benny
Rides Again.
James Cagney and
Ann Sheridan in
city for Conquest. ="
Wallace Beery and
Ann Rutherford in
Wyoming"
Evening star., 1940-11-17
-.-
TUH5OAY
n'i il:s':ssF.,, II. :Ad

m. Cyclopso and
foir5,s 5s.s g the
Dorothy Lamour and
Rpoert Preston In
Moon Over Burma"
Joel NUcrea and La
raine Day in Foreign
Gorrespopdent."
Anna Neasle and
Ray Milland In
ssIrene." =
Brian Aherne. Rita
Hayworth. THE Lady
in Question"
wyoming
and
"Arsentine Nishts."
Rosalind Russell and
James Stewart In No
Time for COMEDY"
Lynn Bari and
Lloyd Nolan in
Charter Pilot"
Mickey Rooney and
Judy Garland in
Strike Up theBand."
Bob Burns and Una
Merkel In Comm
Round the Mountain"
Errol Flynn and
Miriam Hopkins in
virginia City"
James Cagney snd
Ann Sheridan in
City for CONQUEST"
Dennis Moran in
Rivers End"
Also stage show.
Flowing Gold" and
You Can't Fool Your
Wife"
mo Time for Com.
edy" End "Srawn Of
the North"
Leslie Howard and
Wendy Miller In
"Pygmalion I"
Evening star., 1940-11-17

Robert Montxomery
In Haunted Honey
moon.
Cary Grant In
'The Howards OF
VIRGINIA"
Henry Wilcoxon and
Carole Lands. "Mys-
terry Sea Raiders"
Victor Mature and
Leo CarrillO In
Captain Caution"
Girls of the Road"
and
''In Old Missouri"
Moishe Oysher In
THE Singing
Blacksmith"
Loretta Young and
Melvyn Douglas. He
Stayed for Breakfast" !"
Clark Gable and
Spencer Tracy In
Boom Town"
Mickey Rooney and
Judy Garland In
Strike Up the Band" I"
Joel McCrea and La
raine Day in "Foreign
Correspondent"
Rosalind Russell and
James Stewart in mo
Time for Comedy" +"
Kay Francis and RAN
dolph Scott in when
the Daltons Rode"
New Moon" and
Charlie Chan's
Murder Cruise"
Raimu In
The Bakers
Wife"
Evening star., 1940-11-17
Photoplays in Washington TheateB This Week |
MossnAY

MNbNxAx
TITS & Dale" and
Shadows Over
0hAugbai." "
Dorothy Lamour and
Robert Preston In
Neon Over Burma
Joel NcCres and La-
|ra ne Day In "Enreign
correspondent..'
Tyrone Power IN
"1righam YOUNG.
| Honttersnan. !"
| Henry Fonda. Jackie
Cooper. The Return
Of Frank James
| ''wysGsins"
| and
"Argentine Nights,"
lRosalind Russell and
james Stewart in mo
Time for Comedy"
Joe =. Brown in
80 You Wont
Talk"
Mickey Rooney and
Judy Garland In
Strike Up the Band"
Rosalind Russell and
Brian. Aherne In
Hired Wife"
Mickey Rooney and
Judy Garland IN.
"Strike Up the Band"
James Casney and
Ann Sheridan. in
CITY for Conquest"
Maryland"
and
Give Ne q Sailor"
Rivers md" and
Blonde Has Servant
Trouble"
Mystery Sea Raider"
and Money and the
Woman"
0eorge Murphy and
Brenda Joyce in
tDDhIiA nAh Nh -
Evening star., 1940-11-17

wallace Beery
In
"Wyoming."
"Argentine Nights"
and
Swing With Bling"
Lew Ayres and Lionel
Barrymore in DIR.
Kildare Goes Home"
Rosalind Russell and
Brisn Ahprne In
Hired Wife"
Randolph Scott in
"When the Daltons
Rode"
Lucky Partners"
ard DIR. Kildare
Goes Home"
Loretta Young and
Melvin Douglas. He
Stayed for Breakfast"
"Saps at Sea"
and =.
The Great McG Ginty."
Mickey Rooney and
Judy Garland In
Strike Up the Band" I"
Rosalind Russell and
Brian Aherne In
Hired Wife"
Rosalind Russell and
James Stewart in mo
Time for Comedy"
Kay Francis and RAN
doiph Scott in When
the Daltons Rode"
Queen Of the Yukon"
and
SANDY Is a Lady"
Raimu in
The Bakers
Wife"
Evening star., 1940-11-17

Ann Sothern and
Ian Hunter in
"Dulcy."
Mickey Rooney and
Judy Garland ia
Strike Up the Band"
James Stewart and
Margaret SULLIVAN In
Next Time WeLdte.
''Chan at Wax Mu-
scum. Blonde Pas
Servant Trouble"
Evening star., 1940-11-17

sporting blOO0.
Joel McCrea and La
raine Day in Foreign
Correspondent"
James Carney and
Ann Sheridan N
"City for CONQUEST. i"
THE Boys From
Syracuse" and
''Saps at Sea-"
Gene Autry and
Jimmy Durante in
Melody Ranch"
Bing Crosby in
Rhythm on the
River"
Lynn Bari and
Lloyd Nolan in
Charter Pilot"
Ride. Tenderfoot.
Ride" and The
Mummy'S Hand"
Pat O'Brien In
"Knute RockIe.
All-American.
Mickey Ropney and
Judy Garland "
Strike Up theBehd. ="
The Boys From
Syracuse" and
Girls of the Poad."
James Cagney and
Ann Sheridan in
CITY for CONQUEST. "
Rosalind Russell and
Brian Aherne in
"Hired Wifi
Evening star., 1940-11-17
A Full-Time Job.

THE CHILDREN'S THEATRE OF N. 7.
presents
THE SECRET GAR d N"
FRANCES Hodgson Burnett's charming story
Of English country life.
NATIONAL THEATER
Saturday morning Nov. 23rd. 1880 o'clock
Tickets NOW-53c. &1.1O, S1.65
Children's Theatre
1884 F St. NV, Met. 1884
Evening star., 1940-11-17

''It's 8 pale" and
SHANGHAI" :.
Evening star., 1940-11-17
Jon Hall and
LINN Bari in
ssKif rorcOp -

Robert Young and
Maureen O'Sullivan in
Sporting Blood"
Joel McCrea and La
raine Day in Foreign
Carracnnn dAnt -
Evening star., 1940-11-17

MSER BETHESDA :::s..s. 81: ~' a A.
EosErfS srf rouNss. NE..ryN DoIidixs in
"He Stayed for Breakfast"
At 2, $50. k;4S. 7:40. e:35 Pm.
Ms ths Moa Allarious comedy Drama
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-07
Sixth Chicago Series
In Row Is Bagged
By White Sox
City Title Is CIinehed
As Lyons Beots Cubs,
81, in 10 Innings
By the Associated Press.

ny tue AhsOSiAtSo feee'
CHICAGO, Oct. THE American
League Is supreme in Chicago and
has been since 1881.
That was the last time the Chicago
Cubs won the city baseball cham
pionship from the battling White
Sox. The National Leaguers bowed
for the sixth straight time yesterday
in the annual series, the Sox winning
the sixth game. to 4, in 10 innings
to cop the playoff, four games to two.
For the six days Of work each Of
the Sox players received $63411 and
each Cub. $42274 The attendance
totaled 11o,6o1, with receipts Of
$ll5,611.
Baseball Commissioner K. M.
Lands received $17,34167, and the
two clubs. $32, TAG 86 each.
The fellow who put the clincher
on the Cubs was old Ted Lyons, who
gave them seven hits over the route
for his second victory Of the series
and his fourth in q row over the
Cubs. After spotting the Cubs to q
80 lead, the Sox tied the score in
the ninth and pushed across two
in the 10th.
The Cubs rallied in their last turn
at bat. Zeke Bonura hit q home
run and then the tying and winning
runs reached base with two out.
Here Lyons settled down and struck
out Stan Hack to end the game,
series and local season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-07

Fritz Crisler came from Princeton
to take the portfolio. Shrewd as
ever, Mr.. Crisler set up a strong
man" regime at Michigan, and Mr.
Yost could net embarrass him even
if he wished to. which, of course.
Mr.. Yost does not.
However, the old man is Michi-
gan immortal, still going strong at
the old stand. AS in days of yore.
he will illustrate every play in every
game of every season with the aid Of
your hat, which he can drop-kick
with great accuracy, and con-
venient bridge lamp. He is trove
of Big Ten lore, and still the most
powerful consecutive conversational
ist in this area.
I think Mr.. Yost NAV rest as
sured that the coast will not take
it too much amiSs that Michigan
walloped California so shockingly.
They realize out there that Cali
fornia has a sub-par team They
know that Washington, for instance.
but for a break or two. might have
tied or beaten Minnesota.
But if the coast is going to sue
cumb completely to Oman AtherY
tons reforms. I repeat my suggest
ton that they study the Big Ten
carefully and insist on a Oman all 4
around. There are several spots IN
the Big Ten where a Oman might
revel like a bee in clover. Turn
and turn about, as Longfellow used
to say to me over the pinochle
table. is fair play.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-07
Federal Golf LaureIs
Al Stake as Ags, ;
A. & D. Clash
Stor's Trophy Will Go !
To Winners Tomorrow
On Kenwood Links

Final round in the Government
championship golf tournament
comes up tomorrow over the we'll
groomed course of Kenwood Golf
and Country Club, where picked
links teams from the Department.
of Agriculture and the Accounts
and Deposits Division of the Treas
ury will face in the contest to de-
eide the Federal team title.
The match will mark the close Of
another tourney in the series spon-
sored for the last three years by The
Star.
Victors in their sections in the
earlier rounds of the tourney helsF
in May. June and July, the fnaf-
round opponents won their wav into
the championship round by victories y.
over General Accounting Offi6e.
third team in the round-robin fnal.
The championship will be decided
on total points won in the three-
team final series.
A. and ID. Has Slim Lead.
Accounts and Deposits will enter
the final match with half-point
lead over Agriculture. for the figure
fiends from Treasury licked Gen.
eral Accounting. to 2. while th0-
Aggies were able to lick G. A. o.,
by count of 3l2 to 2l2. -
With 6 points to be won and
lost, Accounts and Deposits needs a
minimum of 3 points in tomorI-
rows match to insure final victory.
Agriculture needs 3l2 points TO win.
Matches are played at best bail
Nassau, with ! point for each nine
and l point for the match.
The teams will line up as follows. >
Accounts and Deposits - Boo
OMalley and Don Miller; Jack
Palmer and John r. Miller. D
Agriculture-Maurice Cooper and
Wilbur Seay; Art Myers and Gene
Fossum.
r. F. c. Is Class Victor.
These teams are the class OF a.
group of 80 outfits in class A. which
started the tournament early in
May, divided into three classes. The
winner in class B was Reconstruc- .
ton Finance Corp. which de-
feated Public Buildings in the final
two weeks ago -
All prizes in the tourney will be
presented by The Star to the win
ming team in each class. the win
ners and runner-up in the two 6i-
visions and individual prizes to
each member Of the winning team.
Accounts and Deposits won the title :
in 1888 The 1889 championship was
won by Government Printing Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-07
Capital Links Sought
ByP. 6. A. for Title
Meet Next Year
Crosby, Penno, Red Cross
Golf Losers, Proise
Columbia Course

Hopeful of getting bid for the
Professional Golfers Association
championship from the National
Capital for 194l. Freddie Corcoran
and Bing Crosby were peeking at
the sixth game Of the World Series
at Cincinnati today, while the
Hollywood crooner was considering
further charity links matches.
Corcoran conferred yesterday with
officials Of the Junior Board of Com
merce on a proposal to bring the
1871 P. G. A. title tourney here, and
said q move in that direction soon
may be expected. Bing, the nice
guy" of amateur golf. meanwhile
was solid with Capital golf fans,
who want more Of the same sort
Of thing Crosby put on yesterday
at Columbia.
Contributes Own Check.
Bling and Tony Penna, the famed
Dayton (Ohio) pro. were licked l
up in Red Cross match by Roland
Mackenzie and Fred Mcleod, the
Columbia pair. Bing. who plays golf
for fun, thinks not only that Wash
ington is a fine golf town, but he
wants to play more such matches
I've played in three of these
charity affairs now he said. And
this one stands out. I like to have
the opportunity to play good courses
like Columbia. and If I can help to
raise some money for charity I'm
happy" Bling added a substantial
personal check to the Red Cross
fund yesterday.
He showed q pretty good brand of
golf in fast company, too, scoring a
rs over a very tough golf course,
played from the extreme back tees.
He holed good puts to halve the
fifth and sixth holes in par when
Penna was out. He won the tenth
with q par when Mackenzie three
putted. he made some very fine
pitch shots and all in all he proved
that Hollywood has turned out a
pretty good article in Bing Crosby
the golfer.
Roland Individual Star.
Roland Mackenzie was the indi-
vidual star. He put together mines
Of 80 and 81 for q 10, which might
Just - well have been q SO. Nc
Leod, suffering from a swollen knee,
holed . 5O-foot putt across the
fourth green for his big contri-
button to the match. Freddie scored
Is. the same As Crosby.
Tony Penna, one of the first 10
scoring pros in the land, had . bad
day with the putter. Tony couldn't
get the ball to drop, but he still
scored Y, which isn't exactly sissy
golf over q course as long as Co.
lumbia. I'D sure like to see q big
pro tournament over that course"
said Tony. They'd see something
very good when they see this
course"
A gallery estimated at around
$500 people saw the match, and
most Of them remained for the
entire distance. Bing Crosby did all
right in the autograph league, too
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-07
Scorers in Southeast
Paced by Mullins,
Kentucky Back
D the Associated Press.

- tn0 ASxOClSCed fIoSk
ATLANTA, Oct. Noah Mullins,
Kentucky halfback, is of to an early
lead among individual scorers Of
the Southeastern Conference. His
s5-yard KICKOFF sprint and two other
touchdowns on passes against WASH
ington and Lee Saturday sent him
to the front with 80 points today.
Mullins two other touchdowns
were at the expense of Baldwin
Wallace, one of three victims of the
Wildcats.
Three backs are tied for second
place with "a tallies each. Alabama's
Paul Spencer scored his four touch
downs on short stabs, but one of
Merle Hapes' four tallies for Missis-
sippi was . 70-yard dash and one OF
Adrian Dodson's four for L. 8. U.
was q 45-yarder. Hapes also reeled
of So and 45-yard runs that set up
his two short touchdown plunges
against Southwestern CTenn)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-07
Sunday Football
By the Associated Press.

By the Assocla ted Press.
Niagara, %: Canisius, :.
Long Island 6: Providence. Q.
Xavier 10; st. Joseph's Ind). 8.
Mount st. Mary's Z; St. Francis, o.
LATE SATURDAY SCORES.
Alfred, z: St. Lawrence &.
Scranton, 20; St. Anselm. 10.
Villsnova. SO: Pennsylvania Military a.
louisiana state. Is; Holy Cross. o.
King. 81; Emory and Henry. 9.
Centre. 35: Hanover. o.
Creighton. 43: Colorado Mines, o.
Carleton Z; Monmouth, :, tie.
Louisville, 10: Evansville. 0.
ST. Norbert. 20; Gustavus Adolphus, 7.
Rice, %: Centenary, o.
East Texas Teachers. 20: Howard
Texas Wesleyan. 7: Southwestern
texas Tech. 10: Loyola (Calif0, 9.
Arizona. Al; New Mexico AEgies, o.
Trinity (Tex), 10: McMurry 9.
Montana state. Z: North Dakota
fresno State. 20; Santa Barbara
San Diego Marines. 13: Redlands. o,
Cefifornia Aggies, S5: San Francisco
state, o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-07
Irish Veterans Trounce
Northeusts on Grid

Irish War Veterans defeated the
Northeast Blue Birds eleven, Is to 0,
at Fairlawn field yesterday. Cole
and Smith each scored for the vic
tors and Kaufman made the con-
version.
National Comdr. George L. Cas-
sidy and Comdr Michael Casey OF
Post No. II, led parade Of veterans
In ceremonies preceding the game