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Evening star., 1941-11-13
COLORED-BARGAIN-s3,95O.

4oUb 3Jtn FL,
N Brentwood. Md.
ODen for Inspection ID p NJ.
$3.50 Down. Balance $40 Monthly.
Detached aSbestos-shinsle bunga allow, tust
completed: spacious rooms. utility room.
beautiful modern bath, hot-water heat.
elec.. hardwood floors: located 4 blocks
off Rhode Island ave; conv: to stores,
transp. FEDERAL FINANCE CO, 9l5
New York ave. NV. MA. 14l6.
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PROPERTY FOR RENT.
SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT

Mr. BOWIE. r. AND B., HENNERY; 4
cash. S35 mo Mr. LAUREL, Il r. and b.,
ga; 2-car gar; S3,915. S495 cash: $40 mo. 70
BIG LIST N. E. RYON CO, 1915 N Y.
ave MA 1907.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

bath, 1st f.; > bdrms. bath. End f, Will
pay $1,000 or less. Call EN-. o4@3.
A GOOD GROOM BRICK IN NV SEC
ton. not over $1,000. Will pay cash.
BOX s6-z. Star. -
WE PAY CASH FOR NE. AND Sc. Prep
erty. Quick settlements: GUNN d. MIL
LER. 500 11th st sc. FIR. Zoo.
CASH FOR HOUSES, BRICK OR FRAME.
white or colored: no commission; A.
BARRY. 1907 H st. NV. Me. 2025.
6-lO RMS. PREF OLD HOUSE, LIKE POS
within so days: ali cash: A: GARVE4
DI 4 sos: eve.-Sun.. GE $500. 11e6 VI. ave
I PAY HIGHEST ALL-CASH PRICES FOR
old D c. houses; no commission MSs
KERN. 1892 Woodlev pl NV co. @613.
D c HOUSES. ANY CONDITION: PROMPT
inspection. Quick settlement. Write RCGER
MOSS. 9"7 18th. DI. 3l2l. GE. 6ts.i.
CACH IMMEDIATELY FOR D; c,
Call MIR FISHER. RE. 5000 aI3 N. Y.
ave NV Eve. and Sun. IA. 653S. --
CONSULT A REALTOR.
WE HAVE CASH BUYER .or "our D
C. property If the price is right. Frame or
brick, large or small. condition lmma erial.
r A. HUMPHREYS.
sos No Cap Resltor. Ma oS,
OVER A MILLION
DOLLARS WORTH OF REAL ESTATE
BOUGHT IN l940. FOR PROMPT AC- M
TION CALL WASHINGI0N,S, LARGEST
BUYERS OF D C PROPERTY
Leo M. Bernstein & Co. ME. 540O.
Evening star., 1941-11-13
A FEW GOOD HOMES
Lovely Colonial Corner.

Lovely Colonial Corner,
$3.50.
This detached brick Colonial home is
situated on an exceptionally large corner
lot with some healthful old elm trees on
it.. The house itself contains Is large,
bright rooms, the 3 extra large bedrooms
features are side porch, fireplace. upstairs
sleeping porch. kitchen with breakfast
hook. garage. oil air-conditioned heat
For further Information please call at
indian Spring Country Club, SH 1915.
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FOREST HILLS
AT
POrK CREEK PARK

ROCK CREEK PARK.
This brick detached home is located on
den, kitchen with breakfast nook, lavatory
and first floor rear porch. On the second
floor are 3 master bedrooms with > baths;
Etairway to foored attic, 2-car attached
garage Call our Office for particulars.
PHILLIPS & CANDY, INC,
MA 46oO Realtors lO12l5th ST NV.
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PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
The Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts;
10 O'Clock a m. November is. 1871. for
furnishing lamp cord platers brushes.
binoculars lamp cord. and until 10 O'Clock
am. November "l 1871, for furnishing
motion picture cameras. bearing circles. to
the Navy Yard, Washington. D. C, etc.
Apply for proposals to the Bureau OF Sup
plies and Accounts. RAY SPEAR, Pay
master General OF the Navy. no.6lS
SEALED BIDS will be received by Potts
Callahan. Hoover Airport. Arlington: Va,
until ZOO m, November l.. 194l. for
furnishing the following equipment on
monthly rental and recapture basis:
Further information will be furnished
upon request at the above address. Potts
& Callahan reserve the right TO reject any
or all bids noIl12 21314,1516
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C..

Detached brick and frame. slate roof,
concrete front porch, attractive living and
dining rooms. > spacious bedrooms with
tiled bath. stairway to insulated third
floor. gas furnace. stone walks. brick ga
rage on paved alley. landscaped lot, rear
yard fenced: convenient location. Call
Woodley 1900 to inspect.
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BETHESDA. MD

Red brick Cape Cod. 5 rooms. and bath
bedrooms and bath, giving you a 4-bed-
room and S-bath house at an unheard of
price: full basement, earage and nice lot.
cali NNiscnn sin N1nS
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BEAUTIFUL PARKWAY HILLS.
G DOOMC Ct Q50

A new home on a large corner lot, living
yoom, dining room. and electric kitchen
on frst floor: ? bedrooms with tiled pain
stripped, full basement, side porch: hard,
surfaced street with concrete curb and
cutters Within one block OF through
TRANSPORTATION.
PHILLIPS g. CANDY, INC,
NA 1Hnn Penltnrs 1nlo 11th ST. n W.
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Unforeseen Circumstances
Necessitate Immediate Sale.
s12,5OO-Chevy Chase, D, c.
n mill Do4IC

8 Rooms-2 Tile Baths.
eo,yorjentlv situated. Just of western
ave. and within a moments walk OF cGei: SheTiy
Chase Circle. public and paroGhiai Scn1ot;S; ;n
bus line within 100 Yards lndivlduaI III
design. English architecture particularly
spacious ivne room: dninS G, r9om ef eanr amn
ineeiudirq den; I sleeping rooms end baths
inei"n' on md oor: kitcTen with breoktast alcoT"
Convenienccs include OIL HEAI, mar ~ ;
room and built-in garage and STORAGE att!c.
In nur opinion it is an outsta ndinG Value
and property worthy Of y9TI .9inn pTfaoes, Taos
GoHs1 HErSu8P s. Co INC, REALTORS. Dis
Yrict $3.50. or evenings call Mr.. Matthews.
Hobart 1925.
WESTMORELAND HILLS.
Owner anxious to sell al sacrihce ms
lovely detached brick home in ms ni3nly
resfricted and wooded section. There are
large rooms. 2 baths. recreation room
maids room, oal heat. MR.. BOSWELL
ME. 3O33. Ewes. WI. 410.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.
PROPOSALS.

2-STORY BLDG. NEAR "lst AND l. NV.
Suitable warehouse, garage, showroom,
terms. Box l54-Z. Star.
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6.o50-BY OWNER MOD
ern improvements. Il rooms and iIle BAN.
INV h., full basement, new gas rance and
Bendix home laundry included Open for
inspection at any time. l45 Adams st, n ".
or call DU. 6190.
COLORED-ROW BRICK, 6 RMS. IN
closed porch: good ne location: rea0 prlce.
EDMUND j FLYNN, Woodward Bldg. RE.
l2lS Ewes. WI a06S.
COLORED-NR. HOWARD UNIVERSITY
6 r. INV h. elec.: easy terms; only
$3.50 MR. HAWKINS. Michigan 3051-
COLORED-6OO BLOCK end ST. NE
story brick. s rms, bth, b -v.h. put in
new condition: $500 down. bal. Ike rent.
" s. HURLBERT. MA. 3510. H3l H 81. n W
COLORED-3OO BLOCK ELM ST. NV
2-Story brick, + rms. bth., n: put IN
new condition 5000 down, bal. easy V. S.
HURLBERT. MA. 1870. a3l H st. NV.
COLORED-5O0 BLOCK .4th ST, NV
2.story brick rms bth hsTh i51Ib1 =, s., 500
MA $50 93l ST. NV.
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SACRIFICE.

Penna. farm house type. stone front
home. on a beautifully planted lot 95x11S.
Bradley Hills section. Larae screened
porch. center hall. larse. living rm and
and . baths on 2nd a. Double garage.
MR ONCI RraGley
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

WILL BUY OR RENT HOUSES SUITABLE
for colored rooming houses. Realty and
bank references. KLEIN. MA. S452. lS-
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The kind OF home so many have thought
Of Well planned. good, sound. all masonry
Used home al great SAVINGS. situated IN
West Chevy Chase. midway between Dis
tr,ct line and Bethesda. Opposite Chevy
Chase golf course, Il block from trans
portation, detached nome, nicely land,
ecapped. liv. rm.. din. rm.. large Kit, 3
bedrooms complete bath. tub and shower
heated attic with 2 bedrms.. auto, heat,
huilt-in garage Most unusual value az
Se,50o No brokers. Call OWNER, AT.
800
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BANNOCKBURN,

Overlooking the Golf Course.
3-bedroom 2-bath. detached brick
home with attached garage. This family
built home is modern in every respect; oil
heat, slate roof, insulated. furred walls
This lot has a frontage of SS feet with a
derth OF over 200, and is beautifully
wooded.
through TRANSPORTATION is nearby.
PHILLIPS g. CANDY, INC,
MA aeno Pea1torS 1919 18th ST n w
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AERoplANES.

FLYING CLUB MEMBERSHIP for sale in
organized club with new Stinson Voyager.
Telephone Glebe 3025. 13.
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15O9 DOWNING ST ME-.
A REMARKABLE BARGAIN.

Nr Brentwood shopping center. New.
6 large rooms and bath, auto. heat: nice
lot; H A. terms; convenient. Ma. 1913
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
WAITE Ell 050

VHLUE, SII.ZOU
Brick Colonial, completely recondtloned:
Z bedrooms. . baths. attached garage.
screened SIDE porch. Venetian blinds, oil
burner modern kitchen. close TO bus and
convenient TO all schools vacant. imme-
diate possession. Call Woodley 300.
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC.
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WOODBRIDGE. D. c..

w VOOD1N1ONF1Is ~
32o2 Perry St ne. Detached, recondi-
toned like new. rooms and bath, modern
kitchen and breakfast room. new oil
6urner; exceptional price, terms arranged.
LOUIS H. HALL, RealtOr,
el25 R I Ave NE HO. 5000
N. CLEVELAND PARK-$7 $50.
For home or investment: r rooms with
dinette on shaded lot, hardwood floors:
Venetian blinds detached frame and
shingle construction. Ordway 0655. IA
Evening star., 1941-11-13

PONTIAC l941 four-door 6-cyl super
slreamllne, Sl,o1n: immaculate low miles.
Flood Pontiac. 4921 Connecticut. WO s4O1
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ARLINGTON BUILDERS.
ARLINGTON, VA.

4-room and bath bungalow. large tree
shaded lot flowers and shrubbery: loc
transportation. Grade school block.
priced under $1,000: immediate possession,
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Can get q loan Of $1,000 if YOU
con moke monthly payments Of S759.
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BUICK l94I Special" sedanette: low
mileage. radio, heater and seat covers
also I941 "Super' club coupe. PRI
MOTORS CORP, Packard, 18th and Pa.
Evening star., 1941-10-30
American u. Hopeful
Despite Injuries
To Two Backs
Atkisson and Arnoud
May Miss Come With
Hompden-S Sydney

Although two of its best backs will
not appear in the starting lineup,
American U. still has hope of chalk
ing up its first victory over Hamp-
den-Sydney Saturday at woodrow
Wilson High School Stadium.
Russ Atkisson. limping. and Russ
Arnaud, who injured his shoulder
early in last weeks game with Al
legheny, will not start and may not
be able to play at all. Atkisson
however, is a money player who
finds it hard to sit on the bench and
the chances are he'll forget his limp
tomorrow and take his place behind
the line after a few plays.
Bob LanZilotti will replace him in
the starting lineup. Dave Thatcher
who has been troubled by an all
ing leg. will replace Charley O'Con-
nor in the only other backf1eld
change contemplated by Coach Staff
Cassell.
In the line Bing Byham will sup
plant Weidler at end and Jim Petro
may pinch-hit for Shepherd or Capt
Kenny Fox.
Hampden-Sydney is fast and pow
erful despite it's record, according to
Cassell, and will be heavy choice
against the Eagles. But American
bent upon breaking into the win
column after IA consecutive re-
versals, has a couple of tricks up its
sleeve and some speed of its own
which it hopes to covert into touch
downs.
Evening star., 1941-10-30
SchwooeI Gets Service De Luxe in Boston

ice because of tonghts opener
Indianapolis Riverside Stadium
coming to Ulne Arena
January, Which practically is impossible
has
graduate manager OF athletics Is
c. game last week manager himself furnish
allow the players make outside tee
telephone
Hgerty tried put through call to the
park telephone good But the tipof
athletics
telephone call Boston
calls
their the
colleges
football luncheon in New York the other day
Councilman of the Chicago Cardinals said that George
aaS Chicago unbeatable THE possible Of
beating that the
will awfuly
Evening star., 1941-10-30
Lifting of Ban on Girl Cheer Leaders Helps Sooners
Heoded for vouer voff Now Ad Wings

Base. Pvt. Charles Barnes, who
visited Churchill Downs the other
day, claims horses are the only
things that pay less than the
Army paymaster. He had just
cashed a ticket on a nag that
came in at 1920 for So.
Next Sundays Chicago Bears
Green Bay Packers game has
been a sellout for more than a
week, except for bleacher seats to
be sold the day Of the game.
Jackie Hunt of Marshall College
isn't the Nations leading scorer
this year because Coach Cam
Henderson makes him call the
signals. He won't call his own
number inside the 10-yard line.
Clinton Russell, the famous blind
golfer, is Minnesota grid fan.
Besides having friends describe
the games, he listens to portable
radio. II can turn the radio down
and hear those blocks and tao
kles," he maintains. when those
Gophers hit something there's
always q lot OF sound effects"
Evening star., 1941-10-30
Hoyos Go First Class Starting in 1o43

probably the best weleweight the world
New York after he turned and
will be
After 1912 the sched
Schwagels making 193
Others will
Washington a change.
Georgetown scheduling
in
partially the fact the
of the cellar most of the the
nearly 10000 than in 1e4o when the
team
tipof perhaps the kind of entertainment Washington
S
show and packed opening night
to he O
Evening star., 1941-10-30

Wonder where they dug him up?
Some of the best minds in the
boxing racket figure Fritzie Zivic
is a good short-end bet against
Ray Robinson in tomorrow's fight
at the Garden, but they want
the short end of 9-5 and the odds
aren't that big. The take-a-
chance department. prefering to
string along with a guy who is
Just coming up against one who
is on the way out, picks Robin
son by K. o. Lou Nova, head
ing for a South American vaca-
ton, told New Orleans scribes he
was ''overconfident" again Louis.
The word is 'overmatched." Re-
ports say Tony Galento and Pat
Comiskey have been signed for
Jersey City scrap in December.
Lightweight Marty Servo, who
was in training with the National
Guard for a while, has enlisted
in the United States Coast Guard
Reserves.
Today's guest star-Jerry Neil,
Hot Springs tArk9 New Era:
Evening star., 1941-10-30
Cronin Doesn't Rute Reese q Big Lacquer

the sids of the Boston Red
his Shortstop Peewee Reese
Things work out all right
they have promising shortStopS coming
up spring Louisville the other from San Diego
the Notre
Baltimore Nor to West Point Tor the Army
battle Yankee STADIUM
the better of month with the boxes priced
their last
Chicago failed least 2 points Over the
playing
teams in the Naiora Leagu has
paid watch the Pennsylvania Maryland game
legitimate beef Conceding the decision to
Pennsylvania Fabef back Jack
didn't to him hurt because
Maryland chance
licked Maryland 556
Evening star., 1941-10-30
Nations Football Faithful Demand Run Money! Attendance Shows
Win, Lose .:,:,': or O.? Draw
By FRANCIS {. STAN,
Notes to You .
By FRANCIS E. STAN,

people still heapng credit upon Tommy
did Illinois, Mills
preagerty coach Georgetown 1t was
Leah boss at Notre Dame broke into
1881 the Hilltop.
brands Angelo Berteh OF Nore Dame as
football college Chief trouble with the new
player hit hard the head
things cutting the That's NaVys reacuon 10
leather guards being devised now prevent
Arch Mcdonald got
his Sandy who pleased that
throughout the first day and slept in 1t all night
of the Navy football team
the Naval Academy he has wrapped players
with miles your all-me
about Cliff Battles Red Grange EIny
Pincker George McAfee & Co.?
hockey according to President
Washington UlneS the charged by the
Eagles, 300 at S220
Evening star., 1941-10-30

Comes word now that OF Dizzy
Dean vii larrive here about jan
uary ! for a series of baths billed
to lay the groundwork fol-. an
other comeback try. If Dizzy does
make a comeback in big league
baseball, there's something in the
water here which has gone I'M
noticed thus far"
The Great Lakes qll0 naval
training station will have one of
the biggest 60 candidates. serv-
ice basket ball teams as well as
one of the best. Squad includes
Ernie Andres and Bill Menke of
Indiana, frankie Baumholtz of
Ohio u, jim Currie of North
western and Bob Calihan of De-
troit. George Varoff, the pole
vault star, is high flyer in the
Army Air Corps at Randolph
Field (TeX). While Purdue is
playing Fordham Saturday, 1t.
Mike Bylene. Purdue star of the
last three seasons, will be play.
ing for the 38th (Cyclone) Divi-
sion against Pensacola Naval Air
Evening star., 1941-10-30
By HUGH FULLERTON, Jr.
Special News Service of The Star.


NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-The
secret of how Oklahoma managed
to upset Santa Clara has leaked
out. Last week Prexy Joseph
Brandt lifted the Sooners' Is
year ban on girl cheer leaders.
New York hot spot operators re-
port that they do more business
the night of the Army-Notre
Dame game than any other time
except New Year Eve. Latest
rumor is that NorthweStern'S Bill
De Correvont and Alf Bauman
are heading for the Chicago
Bears. Milt Jannone OF Hamll-
ton College, who plays football,
basket ball, baseball, tennis, SOC
Ger and wins points for the track
team in the sprints, high Jump,
broad jump, discus and Rvelln'
picks basket ball as his favorite
sport. Headline: CITY College
Beavers Hope 10 Use Massa."
Evening star., 1941-10-30
Early Big Games
Gate
AT '40Leve|
Navy, Duke, Michigan.
Texas Gain Heavily;
Stanford Slumps
BY JUDSON BAILEY,
Associated Press Sports Writer

NEW YORK. Oct. 30.-Football
fans will turn out week after week
in heat or cold, rain or snow. to
holler for their favorites-but they
want to see a good ball game
A Nationwide comparison of at
tendance figures for the first half
of this season with the first half
of the 1910 campaign at leading
colleges shows that generally the
turnouts have been about the same
as last year.
Where there have been notable in
creaSeS, or decreases, the eXplana-
ton in every case has been in the
quality of the attraction the fans
have expected to see.
Cornell Helps Navy Gate.
Navy's great team this fall has
played before 104,398 persons in
four home games, almost double the
patronage the Middies had last year
for their first three tussles. But
this year the Middies had the
tremendous struggle with Cornell
at Baltimore to include in the
total.
Boston College has slumped As 900
of last seasons total of 10000 for
four home games. The Eagles not
only have been getting knocks them
selves, but some of their opponents
have not been magnetic at the
gates. A game with Manhattan
Grew only 5000.
1t is the same story all over the
country. In the Big Ten. where the
attractions have been more or less
standardized, the attendances have
| been largely similar.
Dukes great team has popped its
fans up in the South, but other
| teams show little difference. Texas
has gained on the strength of Dana
Bibles powerful showing in the
Southwest. On the coast Stanford
and U. c. L. A both have dropped
sharply.
/ The Uclans opened last year
with Southern Methodist. Santa
Clara and the Texas Aggies and
drew l75,000. This year with Wash
lngton State, Montana and Oregon
the figures fell to 10000.
,s Fans Demand Good Games.
You've got to give the fans run
Tor their money.
t-4.4Here~gare the figures, showing
!, numoef d games in parentheses:
eos
Evening star., 1941-10-30
BY BURTON HAWKINS.

Washington's 1912 production of
ice screaming will start tonight at
Uline Arena, where the city's latest
sports creation will be exhibited.
The Washington Ulines, newcomer
to the American Hockey League,
will make a gaudy gesture toward
convincing local fans their pro-
fessional brand of ice maneuvering
is superior to the so-called amateur
output of the Washington Eagles,
the Eastern League club that has
operated without competition here
for the past two seasons.
The UlineS will be attempting to
prove there is more of a difference
between pro and amateur hockey
players than the size of their SAL
aries. Serving as guinea pigs in the
first effort will be the Indianapolis
CapitolS. launching their third sea-
son in the circuit.
Snatching a three-Week jump on
the Eagles, still in training at Mon
treal the Ulines will be displaying
a team sprinkled generously with
players plucked from Les Canadiens
of the National League. club with
which the local team owns a work.
ing agreement.
Coached by scar-covered Ivan
(Ching) johnson, rated one OF
hockey'S most colorful figures when
performing with the New York
Rangers as a defenseman, the Ulines
are banking heavily on the seasoned
line composed of Center Paul
Drouin, Left Wing Louis Trudel and
Right Wing George Mantha, all vet
Grams of many pro campaigns.
With Center Connie Tudin anC
Defensemen Allen Shields and Ale1
Singbush, that trio represents the
backbone of the UlineS. Waived ou
of the National League last spring
the sextet was purchased by Owner
Mike Uline for $25,000.
Evening star., 1941-10-30
Clemson Has Trio
Of DoubtfuIs
By the Associa ted Press.


CLEMSON. S. c., Oct. 3d.
Clemson's Tigers were to entrain
at 5 o'clock this afternoon for
Washington. D. c., where tomor-
row they tangle with George
Washington at Griffith Stadium.
The squad had its final heavy
workout yesterday, and Fullback
Charlie Timmons, Halfback Har-
ry Franklin and Tackle George
Fritts were on the sideline. 1t is
doubtful if any of the trio will
see action against the Colonials.
Joe Blalock and Harold Pierce
featured yesterdays defensive
drill, stopping most of the plays
directed at them. Wade Padgett
and FootSie Woods shone at
guards and Charlie Wright was
standout at center. The Tigers
are ready,
Evening star., 1941-10-30
Joyhowks' Lost-Minute Scores
BuqQboo for Sooner Eleven

heaved an inflated chunk of mud so
yards into the arms Of Rutherford
B. Hayes, waiting in the end zone.
Kansas won. to o.
In 1887, the Sooners led 3 TO o
with IS seconds to 60. Don EbIng
let fly and the ball sailed Al yards
to Dick Amerine and a game-win-
ming touchdown. The feat vas wit
messed mostly by boys gathering up
cold cushions and empty pop bottles.
Two years ago the last-minute
counter came as usual. only this
time the powerful 1899 Sooners ma
chine was chugging along under
27-0 head of steam. Just the same.
the Sunf1ower boys had their fun
and their last-minute touchdown.
Evening star., 1941-10-30
Notre Dame Club Calls
Irish-Middy Rally Here

Navy and Notre Dame football
coaching staffS will be honor guests
at the Willard Hotel on November 7
when the Washington Notre Dame
Club stages rally on the eve of the
Irish MILDLY game at Baltimore.
Bill Stern, radio sports announcer,
will be master of ceremonies, while
numerous sports, political and mill
tary figures have been invited.
Evening star., 1941-10-30

By the Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 30 If
Shorter Luster had his way, Satur-
days Oklahoma-Kansas game would
last just SO minutes.
The reason? Last three times the
Jayhawks have come to Norman
they've passed to a touchdown in
that last minute of play.
Twice these disconcerting per-
formances have provided the
Kansans' margin of victory.
In 1885 the two teams oozed back
and forth on a muddy field for 5915
minutes-scoreleSs. Then, while
most of the fans were jostling al
the exit gates, George Hapgood
Evening star., 1941-10-30
Ex-Biq Lacquer Suceumbs

CONVICTION, Tenn, Oct. 80 Up.
Harvey Hendrick, 43, former big
league baseball player, died at his
home here. He played in two World
Series with the New York Yankees
and also was with Brooklyn. Cleve-
land, the Philadelphia Phillies and
the Chicago Cubs.
Evening star., 1941-10-30
6. W. Distressed
Over Means 10
HaItCIemson
Tigers Best Team He's
Seen This Year, Says
CoIonioIs' Shields
By LEWIS ATCHISON.

Sorely beset for effective ways and
means of checking Clemson's feet.
hard-running backs tomorrow night
at Griffith Stadium, George Wash
ington coaches have decided that a
12-man defense is about the only
possible way and that, Of course, is
against the rules.
We've figured and figured" said
Head Coach Bill Reinhart today,
''and if there is any way of stopping
EN- with II men Id like to know
about it. None Of their previous
opponents could put the brakes on
them. including South Carolina. and
it appears that we're going to be in
the same boat. Give us IL men,
though, and we could DO IT.
Best Shields Has Seen.
Both Line Coach Gene Shields
and Backfeld Coach Johnny Baker
concurred in Reinhart's opinion.
They made Boston College look
silly when they went to work on it."
said Baker, "and if you think Glenn
son hasn't got the power you wait
until you see it tomorrow night"
Shields called it the best team
he's seen this autumn and one of
the best he's looked at in recent
years.
A publicity release from Clemson
indicated that Fullback Charley
See G. w. Page D-4D