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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-25
Morgan, Prairie View
In Close Race for
Negro Grid Title
Baltimore School Coins
With Surprise 3l-7
Win Over Lincoln
BY the Associated Press.

by the Associated PTeSS.
ATLANTA, Oct. 25.-Undefeated,
united Morgan College Of Baltimore,
with a surprise 31-7 decision over
Lincoln pa University last week
end, has challenged Prairie View
(TeX) Normal for the national
Negro football leadership.
The Baltimore team thus became
the first Negro college team to
exceed 100 points for the season,
piling up 104 against single touch
down by the opposition.
Other Negro football powers also
surged, including Wilberforce of
Xenia, Ohio; North Carolina Col
lege of Durham; Morris Brown of
Atlanta; J. C. Smith Of Charlotte,
N. c., and little Tougaloo and Alcorn
Colleges, both Of Mississippi. All
have won three straight.
With contenders in four major
and two minor conference.-the
mately to be ranked for the season
by single Dickinson) rating
systematic race continued to De
dominated by Prairie View, regarded
as the powerhouse of the Southwest
loop.
Morgan was rated a favorite to
wind up in second place, with Morris
Brown, Wilberforce and Kentucky
State of Frankfort fighting for
third.
The Ston6jnoe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-25
BY WALTER McCALLUM.

A new deal all around, en- and CT
the links, looms for the Middle IT.
lantic Professional Golfers Aseocie-
ton.
The new president-Wify Cox Of
Congressional a business
like administration, free from Sec
tionalism. If you know Witty you
can believe he means what he says,
for the big Congressional pro is a
man Of action and straight dealing.
The new champion-Rut Coffey
OF Winchester, Va, brings to the
sectional P. G.. A., brand of golf
that may develop the chunky Vir-
ginia lad as one of the best big
time links prospects ever uncovered
in this sector. Rut won the cham
plonship with l-under-par score
OF 69-70-l39 at Baltimore'S tricky
Terra Mariae course yesterday, and
in Going it fulfilled the promise that
he has shown in pcst years. Rut
also finished second in TIE Mary
land Open championship this year.
Cox Man of Idea.
Election of Cox to the presidency
Of the Middle Atlantic P. G.. A.
brings to the pros in an adminiStra-
tive capacity man who will lead
them out of the wilderness of I'M
favorable publicity they have had
over the past eight months. Witty
Is man of ideas, and an executive
who can WELD the iron hand if
need be- II want our meetings to
be business, and strictly that" said
Cox, as he took over the gavel last
night.
Four major tournaments are on
the l94l P. G. A. schedule First
of these will be held in Baltimore,
honoring Jimmy Roche. who has
served as pro at the Elkridge Club
for 81 years. Others, to be called
the Washington and Richmond
Open Journeys. will be held in
those cities. They will be in addi-
ton to the P. G. A. Championship.
which will be settled upon next
spring.
Coftey. a ruddy-f faced. chunky lad
of "a who holds down a little club
berth near Winchester, won the
title and SIPS with a fine display Of
subpar golf, scoring a 50 over the
first round to lead the field, and
winding up with level par 70.
AL Houghton. Washington's lead
ing pro money winner this year,
scored two fine 70s to win second
place and SIS. Coffey also re-
ceived from the hands of President
c. H. Spedden of Terra Mariae the
championship medal. President
Cox finished third and won $50 with
twin scores of II for 142. John
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-25
Rass|ing Fans Fume
As Babe zaharias
Is Given Verdict

The rafters of Turner's Arena still
are ringing with the alleged injustice
of it all. Babe ZahariaS was re-
turned victorious over Warren Book
winkel in last nights feature match.
but the crowd was so busy watching
Bockwinkel apply scissors that it
failed to note that Zaharias had
Bockie's shoulders on the mat. Boos
and more boos as Referee Casey
Berger awarded Zaharias the victory.
In other matches Paul Bosch won
his eighth straight. beating Tiger
Tasker: Tommy Rae drew with
Chris zaharias, Pat Rooney downed
Abe Stein and Jack Singer pinned
Eddie Cook.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-25
A||-Day Aide Show
Program Tomorrow
Offers Is Glasses

Followers of the nearby horse
show circuit will move down upon
Aldie. Va, tomorrow for the Aldie
Horse Show and will witness an 18-
class program that is to begin at
$50 am. and continue throughout
the day.
DR.. Robert L. Humphrey and
Roger Elgin, joint chairmen of the
Show Committee, said that post en-
tries will be accepted in all classes.
Paul Keen of Summit Point, w.
Va, and j. North Fletcher of War
renton will do the officiating, the
former handling the draft classes
and the latter taking care of the
events for hunters. ponies, hacks,
jumpers and the breeding classes for
horses suitable to become hunters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-25
By the Associated Press.

by Inc hShOClALeu fIeeS.
AUBURN, Ala, Oct. 25.-If
Auburn's Jack Meagher was q
member of the Football Coaches
Wailing Association and was in
good voice, he could set a record
with howls about his luck in 1910.
Since he isn't. you have to dig
into the records to learn that
nine men counted upon for game
service this fall will not be on
hand when the Tigers meet
Georgia Techs eridiyon maei-
Clans tomorrow in Atlanta.
But Eccore you start crying in
syllpa d., you had hcttcr con-
suit Tulane, Mississippi State and
Southern Methodist for details
of what untouted Auburn soph-
omores-23 of them to be exact
did in their contests with the
Tigers.
AS q starter for the gloomy
angle, five letter winners eligible
for this years eleven did not
return.
If that wasn't enough. Hugh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-25
Hoya Cubs One Punch
Stops Hard-Drivine
Colonial Frosh
@. w. Band Coins Freely
Between 20-Yurd Lines,
@. u. Passes to Score

Georgetown's current freshman
footballers- may not sparkle as bril-
liantly as their immediate prede-
cessors, but one flash of offensive
power, plus rock-ribbed de-
tense when deep in their own ter
ritory, was all they needed to hand
George Washington freshmen a
TO setback yesterday at Griffith
Stadium.
1t was a peculiar game. The Co.
lonials, exhibiting a superior all
around attack, marced up and down
the field like grenadiers on parade.
outgaining the Hoyas by a Al mar
gin Between the 20-yard stripes
they couldn't be stopped, but in
side the 20 it was a different storr.
No less than. five times did Rav
Hanken's men tap gently on the
door of a touchdown. but a stout
Georgetown defense held the door
shut.
GeorgetoWn's attack was Spottv
at best until early in the fourth
period, when Benny Reiges, a tall
gent with potent arm, wound
up and pitched a 35-yard pass at
Jack Bowen, who stepped off the
remaining 10 yards to touchdown.
Reiges placekicked the extra point.
Paul Weber and Bud MacDougall
bore the brunt of the downtown
schools attack. Off what they
showed, Bill Reinhart probably
would welcome them in the varsity
lineup tonight against West Vir-
ginia.
Twice G. w. resorted to fleld-goal
attempts in an effort to score. but
LeWandowskis effort from the 26-
yard mark was wide in the first
period, and MacDougall 22-yard
attempt was wide and low in the
final period.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-25
Sis Stansfield Is Tops.

Top honors in the Ladies Federal
League at Arcadia went to Sis
Stansfleld of Treasury No. and
Irene Scott of Marines with re-
spective highs of 129-337. Labor's
$40 and Marines 1901 we're the best
team scores.
Jefferies of Wonder Wheat with
416 outbowled Dutch Sherahn by
five pins to bag high set in the
Takoma Duckpin Association. The
latter also was a stick shy of tieing
Will Park of Hyde Builders for high
game Of 149. Takoma Paint and
Hardware is in first place with
Glickman's Service the runner-up.
Sunnyfield, led by Charley Stew
arts 128-352, moved into undis-
puted possession of first place in
the A. & p League by 81 victory
over Ann Page, the erstwhile lead
er. Shorty Domdera's top 1884 gave
Nectar 2-1 edge over Sparkle.
L. w. Rohde made it a battle for
the losers with l47-38l. In the
only clean sweep Dick Carpenters
1896 featured Eight O'Clock S
win from Red Circle. Also among
the league high lights was Ben
Douglas 141-377.
Sher & Cohen Team Stars.
Except for Keesling of Arlington
Hardware. who turned in high sim
gle game of ISL, the Sher & Cohen
rollers garnered all the scoring Iau-
rels in the Arlington Recreation
League as Jim Luckett's $50 featured
team scores Of 608-1,783. Arlington
Pharmacy and Martins Mems Shop
are one-two in the flag chase
AS special attraction Sunday
afternoon at 3. the Sher e. Cohen
outfit and Southern Oxygen rollers
will tangle at Arlington Recreation.
Last Sunday the Cohens handily
defeated the Shamrocks Of Takoma
Besides Lucy Rose. RoSslvns No. 4
nationally ranked woman duckpin-
ner. the Sher & Cohen crew in
cludes Al Wright. Leon FleiSher.
Jim Luckett and Lloyd Tubbs.
Police Department No. l cracked
two season records with 671-l,783
at Brookland as Young and Johnny
Compton. with respective season
higs of 166 and 39l. supplied the big
counts. Young shot 1854. Fire De-
partment and Repair Shop are
locked for the league lead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-25
Del Rios Campaigning for Eastern Pin ono Face Orioles Return Match
20 Years Ago
In The Star

Penn State, after defeating
Lebanon Valley, 1903 to 7, leads
all Eastern elevens In scoring,
with a total of 204 points, while
Georgetown is second with l73.
Jack Kearns, manager of Heavy
weight Champion Jack Demp-
sey. announced that title bout
mad been arranged with Georges
Carpenter, French fighter. but
the place and date was as yet
undecided
Navy Yard proved too strong
for the Wheeling A. c. eleven
of Philadelphia in taking a 90
too victory at American League
Park.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-25
Structural Porcelain
Bow|ers Chalk Up
II Marks in Row
Earristers Have Gale
Night; Woodward &
Lothrcp Climbing

One of the seasons most notable
bowling achievements was boosted
today by the leading Structural Por-
celain pinmen of the National Cap
ital League, who chalked up II con-
Secutive marks in the seventh,
eighth and ninth frames of their
final game of 664 that climaxed a
80 victory last night at the Lucky
Strike over last years pennant-win-
ming Shaffer Flower Shop. The WIN
ner's 1880 was second high for the
season. with Ed Payne's 144-397
and Waldorf Reeds 1886 high.
Fred Murphy reeled off eight
straight spares for top single of 165
to put the finishing touches on 412
SCI rs Pcrtner's Grill handed Harry
RlchS Master BARRIERS a 81 trim
ming Andy Gleason's 1882 was
nigh for the losers.
After losing the first tilt by 101
pins, JalepcS Restaurant came back
TO cop the next two skirmiSheS from
Chaconas Market by l-pin margins.
Luke Lambert was best for the VIC
tors, while Lorraine GULL, with 146-
1854. and Mike Smyrnas, with 38l,
were high for the losers.
Irwin Simon's 358 and Bob Miciot-
tos 1853 gave the Benmacks a 81
edge over Red Circle Food Shop
despite Dutch Weidman's 1863 and
Ray Parks 366.
With Marcus Meningitis $50 and
AL Bridy's 1863 the potent wallops,
the Barristers posted top team scores
of 606-1,783 to mop up the Maple
Nuts in the Miscellaneous Tax Unit
League. Sharing high-game honors
at King Pin was Bill Marphis, who
led the 5Xs to a 2-lwin from the
Biitzkriegs with 150-350.
Woodward e. Lothrop, former
champions. moved to a Contendlng
position in the Department Store
League flag chase as George Rick
ett's 1S9-357 featured a 81 victory
over Goldenberg's. The runner-up
Hecht Co.. game ahead OF the w.
& l.. quint took the odd one from
Credit Bureau as Dick Fenton also
hit for 357 to share top set honors.
The other two league matches at
the New Recreation resulted in
Raleigh Haberdasher and Gar
flnckels defeating Jellefi's and
Lansburgh's, respectively, by 81.
Helen Suess with 1887 and her
E. and E. teammates. with high
scores of 541-1473, were the whole
show in the Ladies' Procurement
League. Annexing the odd game at
the Lucky Strike the Pinettes moved
into first-place tie with the Larks.
The E. and E. quint swept the
Demons.
Banging out 1856. John Koval
shone as his Hydraulic Pressed
Brick team swept to victory at
Chevy Chase with highs of 557-
1,517 in the Brick Manufacturers
League. Winning the rubber from
the R. Robinson outfit, the Thomp-
son & Slocombe team moved into
the lead.
Paced by Bill Kilroy's 1892
the Manhattans maintained a first
place tie with the CAROLS in the
Laundrymen's League by swapping
Sterling at the Lucky Strike with
scores of 560-1,630.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-25
Capital Stars Enter
Final Five Games
II Sticks Behind
Contest in Baltimore
Will Tune Sturs for
Campbell Stakes

Trailing by IL pins after having
struck their first snag in a drive for
the duckpin championship of the
East, the sharpshooting Del Rios
will invade Baltimore tonight for the
final 5-game block of an intercity
series with the Park Circles at the
Monumental City's Lucky Strike.
With the entire lineup of the
Del Rios sure contestants in the
Campbell Sweepstakes and at least
three of the Park Circles swelling
the field, the team, doubles and
singles starting at pm. will serve
as a workout for the classic to be
staged here Sunday in 5-game blocks
at Chevy Chase, Lucky Strike and
Convention Hall.
While the entries of Ev Gardner and
Nova Hamilton already are in, it is
likely that Howard Parsons. Dis
trict star who recently was made
manager of the new Homeland
alleys in the Oriole City, and Willie
Stitz, another member of the PARK
Circles, also will see action in Wash
ingtons 18th annual coin classic.
Among the Del Rios are three
former Campbell champions, Aston
Clarke, Harry Hilliard and Ed
Blakeney, besides Tony Santini, the
defending titleholder.
Fiorentino Represents Franklin.
Joe Damico, the Oriole bowling
mogul, along with announcing to-
day that the Franklin Bowling
Centers womens limited doubles
scheduled for tomorrow has been
Cancelled. stated that Ray Fiorentino
would be the Franklin alley repre-
sentative in the Campbell event.
Fiorentino is ranked No. nationally.
Ollie Pacini, the Northeast Temple
howitzer who missed the Campbell
last year due to illness, already has
his s28 entrance fee on the line.
Boosting her own marks, Olive
Petit of Shepherd Park Restaurant
today boosted an all-time record set
of 391 and a new season high of
ISL for the Silver Spring Ladies
League. Her pinspilling was the
big factor in a shutout over Brook
vile Quarry with 527-1.473 scores.
George Pinky) Bradt. George
town star and his Records team
mates mopped up in the G. A. O..
League at Convention Hall with in
dividual counts of 167-394 and team
scores OF 6lO-1,679.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-25
The standings:
Fieure-Skotine Events
To Be Started Sunduy

Sunset Skating Club begins its
weekly figure skating on Sunday
with a session at the Chevy Chase
Ice Palace at 9 am.
Norval Baptie. rink professional
will be in charge of lessons. Assist
ing Baptie will be Dorothy Smell
local amateur, and Lillian Tribby
Of New York.
Later this season the club will hold
an ice show with all talent to be
picked from club members. Those
interested should contact DR.
Christopher Meyer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-25
Ace HurdIer Sits
On Grid Bench
BY the Associated Press.

HOUSTON, Tex, Oct. 25.-
No. 80 sits on the Rice bench
each Saturday, dejectedly dan
Cling pair of the worlds fastest
legs.
Coach Jess Nicely beckons sub
stitUteS, streams them into the
game.
But No. 80, watching the big
Clock tick off the minutes. still
warns the hard wooden plank.
At games end, he trudges back
to the clubhouse, bordering fate's
mysterious ways.
No. 80 is Freddy Wolcott,
whose flying feet made him the
greatest hurdler in track history.
The speed which tagged him
"the blond blur" is wasted on the
bench: it takes more than track
trophies to make a football
player.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-25
O'Brien to Fill MiIIer's
Place on Rinq Board

Dick O,Brien, veteran boxing re-
porter, will step into Heine Miller's
shoes as secretary of the District
Boxing Commission when the latter
embarks on tour of duty with the
United States Marine Corps.
His appointment was announced
by the commissioners after mature
elaboration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-25
Great Fordhom Eleven
Gets Little Attention
~ the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-Time-
marches-on dept: -Four years ago,
when Fordham and the Seven
Blocks-of-Ganite" line were being
touted for the Rose Bowl. they were
getting all kinds Of ballyhoo.
This year they have what seems
to be a more vell-roInded team
t,22n that orc ed they've won Iour
t~--rh tuss'cc. yot. 20 one outside
c. Jew York is giving them
rumhlc, and even the Nov FORK
felix's aren't going around singing
songs about 'em.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-25
Gun Club Staging Two
Bio Tests Tomorrow

Washington Gun Club will hold
its 1910 club doubles and handicap
championship shoots tomorrow at
the Benning traps starting at 100.
Both events will be at so targets
with three trophies to be awarded
in each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-25
Anucostio 'B's' Defeated
By Charlotte Hall
to The Star.

epecial Dispatch to The Star.
CHARLOTTE HALL, Md, Oct.
25-Charlotte Hall now has two
football victories in a row and is
hoping to continue next week in the
big gene against Augusta Military
Academy.
TIE latest vim was yesterday over
tracGstia's 3" s1rad frcm Wash
incto", 1910.
Ernie EoTer5oX and JUNE Dy,on
led the attack BoWersoX counted
two of the Cadet touchdoWns. one
on 2O-yard pass from Frank
Cady, and Dyson made the other.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-25
Auburn Coach Wastes Woi|ing Moterio!
Counted Available for Game With Georqo

Foshee and Fred Hurst, two
standout sophomores in spring
practice, were eliminated, the
first by an accident and the Sec
ond by a decision to pursue a
professional baseball career.
Woodie McNair, halfback who
saw some game service in 1889,
also gave up football for the dia-
mond sport.
Now Tackle Chester Bulger,
whose 22O pounds gave weight to
an otherwise light forward wall,
is out indefinitely because of ILL
ness.
In place of the veterans he ex-
pectcd, Meagher had to call on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-25
Daniels Loses Bottle
To Speedier Gomez
Special Dispatch TO The Star.

TAMPA. Fla, Oct. 25.-Maynard
Daniels, Washington, D. c., heavy
weight dropped 10-round decision
to smaller but faster Tommy Gomez.
19-year-old bellboy here last night.
Daniels, knocked out by Buddy
Moore in his last start, couldn't
cope with Gomez's speed and jabs
and lost every round on the judges
scoresheets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-25
Mondou Forsukes Hockey

LAPRAIRIE, Quebec, Oct. Is tP'
Armand Mondou. veteran OF II
National Hockey League seasons
with the Montreal Canadions. has
announced his retirement. He re-
jected a job as coach of the New
Haven Eagles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-25
Pair Of Clever YOUNG
Teens to Fight II
Out Tomorrow

Two Of the strongest undefeated
teams in the National City 14O-
pound Football League-George-
town Boys Club and the Anacostia
Lions-Will clash tomorrow at pm.
on Monument Lot No. l.
The Georgetowners, unsecured on,
have two victories with no defeats
and were tied last week by Police
No. 4.
The Lions have two wins in as
many games and will be striving to
reach second place in the league
Police Boys No. 5, defending
champions. lead the loop with three
victories in as many games, but have
yet to meet the Lions and George
town.
TomorroW's schedule:
Anacostia VS.. GEORGETOWN. Monument
| Foise Boys. GLIB No. 5 vs. Police Boys
Hose. Fairlsvn. field No. .
Poic' Boys Club No. II VS.. Police Boys
Club No. 4, Fairlawn. No. 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-25

the sophomores. The first and
second elevens, which play ap-
proximately equal amounts in
the terrific Tiger schedule, in
clude nine sophomores, two
juniors who did not earn letters
a year ago, six junior letter win
ners and only five seniors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-25
Weber of Cubs TO Retire

CHICAGO, Oct. IS (P.-Charles
A. Boots Weber. 61-year-old vice
president of the Chicago Cubs, who
has been associated with baseball
since 1906, plans to retire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-25
Gets Ready for Giants

MIAMI, Fla. Oct. IS (P.-The
City Commission has approved a
plan to arrange suitable facilities
for the New York Giants to train
here next spring.
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Race to Aid Wur Relief

BALTIMORE, Oct. Is (P).-The
entire revenue from pari-mutuel
wagering on the Pimlico Special No.
vember | will be turned over to
British War Relic. Inc. the Mary
and Jockcy Club has announced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-25
Fights Last Night

BY the Associated Press.
NEW HAVEN. conn.-Julie Kogon.
134A New Haven, knocked out
frankie Wallace, 1881, Cleveland 80.
WATERBURY, Conn.-Ernest Robin
Pete Kolofi, 14O, Rockville Center, N.
Y 81
TAMPA, Fla-Tommy Gomez, I75.
Tampa, outpointed Maynard Daniels,
1856, Washington, D. C. Q0).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-25
Yale Is Likely to Find
Navy Very Unkind

hate to be knocker.
But I'm pretty sure that Navy
Will send old Yale to the locker
OF Mrs. Jones boy. Davy.
Its further woes for the U. OF Mo
No cred. but plenty deb
Accrues to her from this weeks foe,
E. G., the U. of Neb.
Two black eyes Tor atchi chornia)
Will be the week end valentine
OF Washington to California
boy, what rhyme! And mine, all
mine)
Here is the dafhest hunch as yet:
Army loses to Lafayette.
Call me a wizard, if and when
Michigan succumbs to Penn.
Call me a wizard, and say it twice
If Texas overpowers Rice.
And build statue to my brain
If Carolina ticks Tulane.
Woke Forest Should Proy
Thot Duke Stoys Awoy
The man who bets on Wake Forest
To conquer Dukes array
Will be the very sorest
Guy in the world, come Saturday.
This is close, but Georgia's luck
Is bound to turn, she'll beat Kahn
tuck.
They're in and out at IoWay,
But Mlnnesotas here to stay.
might devote two stanzas
To Kansas State and Kansas,
But not at these here rates.
The game is Kansas States.
III make bet to win on Case,
And another on Carnegie Tech to
place.
Cornell is most offensive,
And most defensive. too:
I'm somewhat apprehensive
For Ohio State: amt you?
When BlumenStock blocks
And FilipoWicz carries,
I gotta take Fordham-
I'm sorry, st. Marys.
Stanford Apt to Roost
U. 5. c. on Coast
If Stanford wallops U. S. c.
(And that's my choice in the main
EVENT.,
The ticket on the coast will be
Clark Shaughnessy for President.
1t amt no use picking Syracuse.
Columbia's fast and Columbias loose.
The N. Y. US will sing the blues,
For Georgetown don't know how TO
lose.
While as for Oklahoma. she
Appears to have a splice
Upon her cate with Iowa State
If Iowa wins. III pass the dice.
Remember. the contest to find
rhyme for Williams 81 trophy in
cash or merchandise still is wide
open-and I wish to advise contest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-25

All games begin at / pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-25

Remember. the contest to find a
rhyme for Williams 81 trophy in
cash or merchandise still is wide
open-and I wish to advise contest
ants that the plant known as trilium
(of the family convallariaceae) is
getting all too familiar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-25

While as for Oklahoma. she
Appears to have splice
Upon her cate with Iowa State
If Iowa wins. III pass the dice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-25

The N. Y. US will sing the blues,
For Georgetown don't know how TO
lose.
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Stanford Apt to Roost
U. 5. G. on Coost

It amt no use picking Syracuse.
Columbia's fast and Columbia S loose.