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Evening star., 1941-06-17
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Carpentry. brick work, waterproofing
painting, plastering. plumbing. heating
roofing. work guaranteed. Franklin 1896.
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WOODBRIDGE. 3sI5 S. Dakota ave. ne
Large front room. twin beds; det. pvt.
home. porch; unlim. ph.: $50 mo. DE.
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GIRL. white, for ghw. afternoons. Apply
In person, 2525 Minnesota ave. Sc, Apt.
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BEDROOM SET. 9-pc. nah, sl25' value
dining set, S135; 7-pc. dinette set. S55;
occasional chairs. S15; oriental rugs, SO
Studios. $500 Conn, Apt. 2l. wO. 1859
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CHEVY CLASSROOM, 15x16. in new
house: nicely furn., near bath and shower
bath 6xs, semi-pvt.; hot water. unlimited
tation; gentlemen $40 mo. WI. 1879.
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD-Newly
furnished twin-bed room, bath with shower;
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341O 18th ST. Nw-Attrsctive room with
semi-prlyate bath. large yard with trees.
, CO 1l1S
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GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET, practi-
cally new Hill equipment costing Sl0 900;

RESTAURANT Ttcoloredi-ExcelIent oppor-
tunity for two or three men partners; all
new equipment: building Just remodeled;
doing big business: owner cannot handle;
long lease and terms 10 responsible parties.
DrIpont Ql45 IT.
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VIVIAN HOTEL.

BRENTWOOD VILLAGE. 1921 18th pl n e.
Newly furn. room, new home: inner
spring mattress; cool; 81 so. HO. 5496.
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PIANOS+See our selection of recondi-
toned grands before you buy: such makes
as Knabe, Steinway. WurlitZer, Weber,
Fischer. Estey and Baldwin at prices from
$3.50 up Very easy terms. New guaran-
tee. Republic 6212. kits, 1880 G St.
(middle of the block.
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THE CHURCHILL, 1740 P st. nw.-Lovely
front single rooms, new furniture Venetian
blinds. electric fans running water; $3.50
wi in hedrrns &l0
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| PIANO-Floor sample Huntington apart
| ment upright, mahogany finished, 1925.
| This model sells new on our floors for
| S275 Easy terms. MA. 1923. Jordan's,
| corner 13th and G SITS
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: 2424 TUNIAW RID. N.W.-Lg nm, or 2;
D. twin beds, pvt. home; meals optional; gar.
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ATTIC FANS, best for cooling; get our
prices; motors repaired, exch. rewinding
refrigerator repairs Carty. 1908 14th.
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sUBLET FROM JUNE 90 FOR JULY,
| August and Sept. rooms and bath;
suitable for 3, or for . with living room
| Der mo DU S11Q
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531 4th ST SE-Light Housekeeping
room. double bed. next to bath; good trans
M chiIdren
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

8 MASSACHUSETTS, AVE NV, a
inctive home for young people, in an
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PERSONAL.

HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method. Results effective for life
time or money back. Write for booklet. No
drugs or surgery DIR. SOMMERWERCK.
1865 Columbia rd Adams 03SS.
II YOU ARE BOTHERED WITH BILLS
or need EXTRA MONEY for any purpose,
tust give me telephone call You can get
800 and need repay only 81 81 per week,
which includes interest. the only, charge;
Other amounts in proportion. Just call
JACK SESSIONS, Michigan 65l0.
HEMs-WHILE YOU WAIT. ,50c UP IN
eludinE hitting: Reweaving. Refining, Alter
etions ''THIMBLE SHOP" 737 18th NV.
SLIP COVERS BEST WORKMANSHIP
fabrics and delivery; special prices! For
estimate. call WO. 1893. E. R. APPEL. IT.
MAGGIE FRAZIER, phone Mrs. Evans. WI
1454.
GOING AWAY WANT YOUR HATS AND
dresses done over; reasonable. SHENTON,
You st NV.
ROOM IN SUBURBS FOR ELDERLY LADY:
private entrance; pleasant surroundings.
Box 263-G. Star.
n you LIKE REALLY GOOD CANDY GET
o box Of Laura Lee Candy. Alexandria, on
the road to Mount Vernon. Popular price.
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ARDMORE, ql5 Goth St nw-Neatly
furnished. ch.w., tiled bath, maid service.
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CARROLL ARMS HOTEL

lst and C Sts ne-Living I'm. bedrm
bath and pullman kitchen: from 800 per
month includes maid service Call NH
PARRISH. mgr. for inspection. AtIantlo
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white; laundry. but no
cooking; good home; $50 mo-; refs.
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GRAFTON HOTEL.

814 Conn. Ave, Next Claridge.
Sgl. rm., SIT; base, S14 mo-; sentlema an
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PIANO-Used plain mahogany case baby
grand, 81 S5: easy terms. MA. 1928 Jor-
dams. corner 18th and @ sts.
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WESLEY HGTS. SPRING VALLEY vICTN-
ity: for Rentlemen suite Of living rn bed :
room. twin beds new. bath. shower. 3
ample closets: newly furnished; entire ".
wing fnon-hOuosekeepingt Of new. air
conditioned stone home; end floor. ex-
poSureS quiet private. man servant; rel,
: q for - EN- I2k4
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PIANOS-H you have an old grand.
player or upright you're not using. why
not let US call for it? We will give you
q credit. good now or in the future. on
any piano radio, phonograph or musical
instrument in our store. Credit is trans
ferable Republic 6212. kits, 1880 G
g n NJ lrniddle of the hlnckl
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80 ST N.W.-Large front room, twin
beds: good transportation; Sc per week.
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PIANO-We have one exceptionally well-
toned mahogany baby grand, one of the
better models that sold WREN new for
S6T5, that we are closing out at S275
Used but in very GOOD condition. Easy
terms MA. 1928. Jordan's, corner 18th
- St
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PIANO-Latest model Colonial type spinet,
used for a very short while and in prac-
tically new condition, S19S. An unusual
buy if you want a moderately priced piano
Easy terms. Ma. 3223. Jordans, corner
18th and G StS.
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PIANO-We have latest model Knabe
spinet that has been used for a short
time but is just like new that We are
closing out at substantial reduction.
A wonderful buy for some one. Easy
terms Republic 6212. kits, 1880 G
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GORDON HOTEL, 916 18th st. NV
Lovely rooms, with twin beds and bath
from SIS weekly
Evening star., 1941-10-12
18th Game in Series, Scheduled
On Friday Might, Ominous for
Hoyos Meeting CoIonioIs

upset the Hilltoppers' orderly apple
cart, but the Hoya line took charge
at that juncture and put down the
uprising.
George Washington fans never will
concede the Hoyas their bitterly con-
tested victory of 1899, the direct re-
suit of a punt blocked and recovered
by the Hoyas for a touchdown.
Blocked Kick Beats G.. w.
The decisive play occurred less
than a minute before the end of the
first half, when Tim SWEET, a guard,
dropped back to punt from G. W.'s
32-yard mark. Al Matuza, George
towns giant center, was in on him
SO quickly many fans though Al was
off side on the play, He blocked the
kick and Mike Kopcik scooped up the
bounding pigskin and romped "a
yards for score. Augie Lilo added
the extra point and that was the ball
game.
This year the Colonials have q
sophomore studded eleven that is
unpredictable, but packs plenty of
potential power. In Walt Fedora,
Slick Gudmundson, Jimmy Graham
and Don Pinnow it has a quartet of
backs that may run through the
Hoyas like quicksilver And the line
shapes up rather solid unit that
will stand up and talk back to the
opposition.
It's going to be an interesting
evening.
Evening star., 1941-10-12

Friday the 18th, an ominouS COM
bination for Georgetown, pops out in
the Hoyas' gridiron series with
George Washington this week The
two meet Friday night at Griffith
Stadium in a series dating from the
gay, gas-lit year of 1890, and this
will be the 18th battle.
The Buff and Blue has yet to win
a game from its rival, although it
held it to a scoreless tie in 1907 and
the last two battles have been as
close as your right arm. George
town triumphed two years ago by a
TO margin and made only slight i'm
provement last year in winning, 80.
HOyas Likely Fav0rites.
Georgetown, with its Al BloZiS, Ed
Perpich, Art Lemke and other men,
bers of another powerful line. plus
a squad of fleet backs, probably will
be the pre-game favorite again this
year, as it has been in the past. But
this is one game that never goes ac-
cording to the dope. Bill Reinhart's S
crews were not supposed to have a
chance last autumn or in '39. They
weren't supposed to be in the Hoyas'
class, but they gave them all the
competition they wanted in one aft
ernoon.
Last year Tom Grady broke away
and ran 81 yards to Georgetown's
22-yard line before Jack Doolan, a
10-second man, overhauled him.
That run almost tied the score and
Evening star., 1941-10-12

Wooster. 10: Denison, .
Otterbein. IA Oberlln. II
Ohio 6RF"N5 University, Tii 90: western kentucky
wesfniRster asafRstsi pa. 90: Hiram, o.
Texas Christian. 30: Indiana, "A.
s,in!sSk; NEBRASKA q; e; KsIsss Ksnsss st.+s g
Missouri SOUR valley. %; culyer-stockton. 0.
Wabash IA: Earlham, s.
North Dakota State. 25; South Dakota
LuThsr' Shsrs' 20: %: St. Olaf, o,
Parsons; 40; Carthase, o.
GTnPs5l' GTiIiPfd AZ IL; nsino,s knox eoIlere c.
indiana Indiana State. Sta ,iB'oii 8; Franklin, rankin O.
Pe.d De PaHT pUT1 -; q. HanOyeTii tanOyeIi,. o.
Kearney Teachers. 13: Peru Teachers: Z:
North Dakota u. IA; South Dakota u, :.
Michigan Tech, a, Northern Michigan. o.
St. Joseph's dndJ, 90; Central undJ Nor
Lorasi Fs-' Il; i? Central. 8.
Monmouth. IA; Coe, 8.
North Central. 13: wheaton, 0.
Lake Forest, 20: Carroll. 13.
River Falls Teachers, 18; Gustavus Adol-
whitewater ss d Teachers. 1s; Oshkosh Teach
Northern Illinois Teachers, 6: Illinois State
Omaha m31m15 i. 90 80: Simpson. o.
DUBUQUE u. Is Iowa Wesleyan, 2.
Concordia (Moorhead) :; Hsmline. 0.
Lawrence. 49,: Carleton,
Teachers, I3.
Adrian. T; Ferris, 6.
Bluefield, 25; Rio Grande, Z
Northwestern College, 20: Aurora, o.
Southwestern (Kans), 13; ST. Benedict's, o.
Plateville Teachers, is; Stevens Point
Glendale Normal, As: Bottinesu For.s-
Jamestown, 80; Minot Teachers, 0.
Aberdeen Northern Normal, 4 Moorhead d
St. Thomas-st. Paul, 81; st. Johns o.
Madsiester ,Mina;g: g.: AUGSBURG O.
ST. Cloud Teachers, 10; Manksto Teach
Eureka 13; EImhurst 7.
Kalamazoo, = Michigan Normal. o.
Southwest.
BAYLOR, 90; Arkansas, 7.
Texas. 40: Oklahoma. =.
SOUTHWESTERN Tech, 3: Oklahoma City. o.
Rice. 10; Tulane, O.
Phiiander Smith, ~: Rusk, 8.
Rocky Mountain.
Colorado COLLEGE, as; Montana State. =.
M1s!osrf Ads@s stats s & Ra1sss Pgs0s State i e.
Idaho Southern, -: Eastern State. Q.
Oregon State, 10: Stanford, o.
Army Air Corps, 26; U. California Ram
oregon, oregon, 60; U. s. C., 8.
Whittier. IA; Pomona, 6.
Occidental. 13; Los Angeles of Redlands. o.
Eastern OREGON, 81; Portland Freshmen. 13
Evening star., 1941-10-12
Midget Backs Lead
Spartans 10 Edge
Over Marquette
Sherman, Kieppe Garner
Touchdowns to Guin
Victory by Is to J
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
EAST LANSING, Mich, Oct. IL
Marquette's Hilltoppers, conquerors
last week of Wisconsin, were tripped
1877 by an inspired Michigan State
College team today before a home
inaugural throng of 14600.
Two pint-sized Spartan ball car
riers. Fullback Bob Sherman and
Halfback Dick Kieppe, touched on
the fireworks that gave State its
first win of the season and marked
the first loss of new Coach Tom
Stidham's Marquette eleven.
Kieppe, who outshone Marquette s
heralded Jimmy Richardson, count
ed the winning touchdown on a
brilliant 53-yard punt return mid
way in the fourth period.
Sherman capped an 85-yard State
touchdown march that drew the first
blood of the game late in the Sec
ond period with a goal-line buck
from the 2-yard stripe.
Although threatening throughout
the game on Richardson's passing
and running, Marquettes only score
came in the closing minutes of the
second period when Johnny Good
year picked off pass from Rich
ardSon in the end zone.
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Green Bay Is Favored
Over Dodgers in Top
Till on Pro Bill
Bears Battling Cards,
Giants Facing Eagles
In Home Sturts
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Oct. 11.-Jock Suther-
lands Brooklyn Dodgers will throw
their sturdy defense against the
air-minded Green Bay Packers to-
morrow in the most important of
five National Football League con-
tests.
The game, scheduled for Mil
waukee's Fairgrounds, might well
be the turning point for either
eleven, since both have lost one
game and hardly can afford to bow
again. The Packers, famous for
their offensive maneuvers, were far
from impressive In ekeing out l.
point victory over the Chicago
Cards last week. while the Dodgers
were losing to Washington, 3 to 0.
Green Bay Favorite.
The Dodgers have averaged only
13 points a game in two league
starts, but have held the opposition
to an average of eight points per
game. The Packers. paced by brill
liant aerials, have averaged 10
points a game and limited their
rivals to II. Green Bay figures to
win with its long pass attack. but
it should be the closest battle of the
day.
The Chicago Bears open their
home season against their cross
town rivals, the Cardinals, who have
lost two and tied one in their league
performances. The powerful Bears,
to win and extend their victory
string. A crowd of 10000 is ex-
pected, thousands going with the
hope of seeing the Cards spring an
upset such as their 1910 triumph
over George Halas' champions.
Giants in First Home Start.
The New York Giants, only other
undefeated team, also inaugurate
their home season. playing the
hardluck Philadelphia Eagles. The
Giants whipped the Eagles, "a to 0.
earlier in the season, but Greasy
Neale's club has shown great i'm
provement and probably will present
a much stronger attack.
Dutch Clark's Cleveland Rams in
wade Detroit looking for their third
victory in five starts. The Rams are
decided favorites over the Lions,
who still are in quest of their first
league decision under Coach Big
Bill Edwards.
Pittsburgh's Steelers. without a
victory in three games. are to be
hosts to Washingtons Redskins.
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Penn State Subdues BuckneN
After Spotting Foe 2 Scores

ahead, 14~l3. The first happened
late in the first quarter, when
Knupps punt was blocked and Will
bur Van Lenten recovered on the
Bucknell one. Petrella went over
on his first try. Early in the second
period Ken Schoonover blocked
Knupps punt and fell on the ball
on the three Again Petrella went
over on the first play and Bill Smaltz
converted
A 34-yard pass. Smaltz to Len
Krouse, on the Bucknell two, set up
Petrella's third touchdown on an
other line plunge before the end
of the half A 50-yard sustained
drive, with Petrella going over from
the 1-foot line, accounted for
States last touchdown in the third
period
Jim Reichert apparently bucked
over for a Bucknell score in the
last quarter, but both teams were
offsidS. The Bisons then lost the
ball on downs to end a 40-yard
march.
Evening star., 1941-10-12
Redskins Wop of Last Year Due Return Battle With Pirates Today
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Football

TODAY.
Football.
Washington Redskins VS.. Pitts
burgh Steelers, Pittsburgh.
Horse Show.
Washington Bride Trails As
sociation Show, Meadowbrook
Grounds, 11:30 am.
Skeet.
George Deyoe Testimonial
Shoot, National Capital Club.
TOMORROW.
Golf.
Sports Writers-Pro tournament,
Kenwood Club, l pm.
Women's Inter City team
matches. Baltimore-Washington,
Congressional Club, 10 am.
TUESDAY.
Golf.
Pro Senior tournament, Chevy
Chase Club, 100 pm.
Boxing.
All-Star show with four 10
round bouts, Uline Arena, $50.
THURSDAY.
Golf.
Middle Atlantic P. C. A, Rich
mond.
Wrestling.
Weekly program of five
matches, Turner's Arena, $50.
FRIDAY.
Football.
Georgetown VS.. George WASH
ington, Griffith Stadium, SIS.
Central at Anacostia dnter-
high SerieS), $3.50.
Roosevelt at Western Gnter-
high series, 3:30
Wilson at Tech Gnter-high
series, $50.
GonZaga at Eastern, $50.
National Training at Washing
ton-Lee High, Ballston, $50.
Coolidge at Landon. $3.50.
st. Adams at Georgetown Prep,
Garrett Park, $50.
Maury at George Washington
High, Alexandria, 800.
SATURDAY.
Football.
University of Florida at Mary
land (homecoming), College Park,
2::30.
Johns Hopkins VS.. American,
Wilson High Stadium, 2:l5.
Episcopal at The Hill School,
PottstoWn, Pa
Dewitt at Masonic Home, Rich
mond.
Bulls at Valley Forge M. A.,
Wayne, Pa.
Evening star., 1941-10-12
Results of Football Games

Local.
Duke. so: Maryland 0.
Swarthmore 20; American U, o.
Georgetown Freshmen. IL: Quantlco Ma
Dewitt, l3: St. Johns, s
GEORGETOWN Prep, 49, Charlotte Hall 8.
Miner Teachers. 33 Storer College 6.
Petersburg VA High L.; George Wash
Shaw, 20: Howard, g.
Army. 81; virginia Military Institute. 20.
Texas A. and NJ, 40: New York Univer-
Columbia. 81; Princeton. 0,
Syracuse; 6; Holy Cross, o.
Brown, IA; Rhode island State, :.
Boston University. II; Upsala, 0.
Navy. Al: Lafayette. 2.
Drexel, 10; Buffalo. g..
wesleyan, :; Connecticut, o.
Tufts. Is; Bates, H.
Colby. l3; Vermont, o.
Rochester 13: Kenyon. o.
Lock HaTen Pa Teachers 13; Slippery
Maine 7; New Hampshire. : tiel.
Coast Guard. "a; Rensselaer, Polytech-
Rutgers, IS; Lehigh, s,
Penn State s7i s1Ci;.sarn Buo6Ge!l, I3'
Trinity, 35; Worcester, q.
Delaware. "a; Ursinus, 0.
Muhlenberg, 26; Carnegiee Tech 8.
Clemson. %: B1ston College, 13.
Williams, rs; Northeastern, Q.
Norwich, 90; Massa chusetts state, 0.
St. LAWRENCE. 70; Springfield, 0.
Franklin Marshall, 49, Hampden-syd-
MsTshsII; y 1,iItdI g: g: I0isd9, Toss o. 70
Wsstern ssRnstMSh Maryiand' SHf % &oHnt % St. MAYS
Panzer 13: Lowell Textile, 2.
New York Agsies, 10; National Farm
St. Heii Anselm, H. 13: American Internstiona O.
New Britain Conn Teachers, SO; Tren-
wesf t4n LISsTt2s TsafReFi'a ia: o. Glenvine. =.
MeTehesd Teachers, 26, Davis and FL
Indiana "Pal Teachers. 80; EdinbOrO
west virginia Tech, 49, Shepherd, 0.
Mansfield tPaJ Teachers, 20; Blooms
shippensburs fpe % 5Pa5 Teachers. 6; East
EsnkB Ess XrsR ana saa msrha t nsIn FTeshmen s. ao
Mercersburg Military, o..
Concord, 13; Potomac State g.
Wake Wake Forest Forest 8 s; South Carolina s ttie).
Fordham. 27 North caTolinsi; Tell1s 4: A.,
William and Mary, 10, virginia leCn Z.
Alabama. 81; Howard, 0.
Auburn. "a; Louisiana Tech. Q.
Notre Dame. 20; Georgia Tech, o.
Vanderbilt 30; Kentucky 15.
Tennessee, 90: Dayton, o.
Virginia A; Richmond. o.
Sewanee. z; Davidson, O..
Xavier 10: Lemoyne, 6.
Southwestern (Memphis). 25; Jefferson Bar
Appalachian State Teachers 35; Western
East tennessee Teachers, s: Emory and
Henry, 6.
Florida A. and NJ 22: Alabama State. o.
Morehead Teachers. 26:. Elkinsi 7.
Morgan State 25 Virginia Union, o.
johnson c. Smith. IA Virginia State. -.
Western Maryland Freshmen 9; Massa-
billiard. 10: Mississippi Industrial 8.
North Carolina State, o; Furman tie).
Villanova. 6; Florida, O.
Catawba, 20; High Point, o.
Ramsey, "a; Murphy, 0.
Midwest.
Michiean. 40: Pittsburgh, q.
Northwestern, Al; Wisconsin. II:
Michigan State. 13; Marquette =.
Cincirnati, 81: Wayne University, o.
Marietta, z; Mount Union, 8.
Evening star., 1941-10-12
Kentucky Routed, 39-l5
By Strong Vanderbilt

LEXINGTON, KY. Oct. II lP).-
In a smashing second half comeback
Vanderbilt rolled over the Kentucky
Wildcats, 80 to Is.
A homecoming crowd of 1000
at Stoll Field witnessed the 50th
anniversary of Kentucky football.
The Vanderbilt surge registered
33 points in the last two periods.
Evening star., 1941-10-12
Figure Time Is Ripe
For Baugh. Todd 10
Strike Fast Pace
Washington 8-5 Choice
Against Club Still in
Formative Stage
BY BILL DISMER, Jr.,
Star Staff Correspondent.

PITTSBURGH, Oct. n-Faced
with the opportunity of taking over
second place in the Eastern division,
the Redskins tonight were pregame
favorites on the eve of a National
League game for the first time this
season.
Provided the Green Bay Packers
turn back the Brooklyn Dodgers at
Milwaukee, as expected, the Red
skins can replace the latter as run
nersup to the Eastern pace-setting
Giants by scoring their fourth VIC
tory in as many years at Forbes
Field tomorrow.
And because the SteelerS still are
in the experimental stage under
their new coach, Buff Donelli, the
Indians are 8-5 choices to extend
their winning streak over the local
team to seven straight Not since
Johnny Blood coached the 1887
Pirates to a 21-13 upset over the
Redskins has a Pittsburgh team
turned back one from Washington,
either here or in the Capital.
Redskins in War Paint.
Although Coach Ray Flaherty
maintains that he will be satisfied
with a 1-point victory, which counts
lust as much in the final reckoning
as a 1870 score, there was per-
sistent belief tonight that the Red
skins are ready to run wild for the
first time in their campaign.
Held to 13 points in their first two
starts with the Giants and Dodgers,
the Indians are far below their 1910
scoring average of % points game.
But with practically the same backs
being depended upon, there Is no
reason to doubt that the return of
yesteryear's punch is at hand.
Both Sammy Baugh and Dick
Todd are overdue to break out with
a rash of passes and runs which,
with the continued brilliance of
Frankie Filchock's play might boost
the Redskins scores into two figures
again. Filchock. incidentally, is the
guy who always makes Pittsburgh
fans remorseful, for it was their
team which sold him to the Red
skins in the middle Of the 1888 CAM
paign.
Filchock in Starting Lineup.
Fnchock is destined to start the
game with his team of former second
and fourth period assistants, Baugh,
Farkas & Co. taking over the re-
lief roles occupied by them last
week. Aside from the prospects of
seeing their charges stage one OF
their 40 scoring parades, the main
interest of the 700 Washingtonians
due here on a special train shortly
before game time will be in the
performance Of three rockies who
didn't break into either of the first
two games.
They are Halfbacks Jack Banta
and Al Kruger of Southern Califor-
MIA and Fullback Ken Dow from
Oregon State. Both Banta and Dow
are ball-carriers, with the former
also a kicker of no mean ability,
while Kruger established repu-
tation as one of the best pass re-
ceivers among college ranks in the
last three years.
Evening star., 1941-10-12
Ry tie Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
STATE COLLEGE, Pa, Oct. IL
Penn State thrilled a homecoming
day crowd of $1,000 today by spot
ting Bucknell 1870 lead in the first
10 minutes of play and then COM
ing from behind to beat the Bisons,
27 to 13.
Little 16O-pound Pepper Petrella,
senior halfback from DoWnlngtown.
Pa, sparked the Nittany Lions up
hill drive, scoring all four touch
downs on short line bucks.
Bucknell seeking its 11th victory
in this 31-game central PeAnSyl-
vania rivalry that began in 1881,
struck through the air for its two
scores, both coming after Penn
State fumbleS.
Mel Knupp tossed 2l-yard pass
to Al Magagna for the first score.
Four minutes later a 35-yard heave
by the same pair accounted for the
second touchdown.
The Nittany Lions then capital
lied on two blocked punts to go
Evening star., 1941-10-12
MCGOWAN S 66-Yard
Run Big Factor in
Dewitt Victory
Scores in First Period
Of Hord-F Fought 1877
Tilt With ST. Johns

Dewitt and st. Johns began what
may develop into a hot scholastic
football rivalry yesterday at Central
Stadium with Dewitt winning a
fought and exciting game, 1871
Dewitt tailed in the first quarter
on a 66-yard dash by MCGOWAN.
Jack Glasser failed to convert, but
a Johnnie offside gave Dewitt an
other chance and Bobby kaufman
added the point by rushing.
St. Johns came back in The Sec
ond quarter for its touchdown.
Bucking by Petit, Wilson and Har-
old Krug set the stage for Krug's S
2-yard plunge for score. Dewitt S
line play told on the Johnnies in
the final quarter with MCGOWAN
moving through sizable holes and
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Little Hoyas Conquer
Charlotte Hall, 1915,
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GARRETT PARK, Md, Oct. IL
Georgetown Prep opened its football
season today with a 1916 win over
Charlotte Hall Military Academy,
scoring in each of the first three
periods.
After stopping an early Cadet
drive on their own 20, the Little
Hayas marched up the field with
Ray Schneider breaking through for
a 35-yard touchdown run.
Frank Cady sparked a Charlotte
Hall drive for a touchdown in the
second quarter by running back
punt to the Prep 20{ He rammed
over from yards out for his teams
only marker.
Schneider again counted for Prep
in the second period with short
line plunge, while the final touch
down was by Don Miller on 5-yard