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Evening star., 1941-07-08

RESTAURANT-Acro from lse. hospital
GOOD business. owner has other interest
Ii 43@1 13'
Evening star., 1941-07-08

PICKWICk ARMS RESIDENCE CLUB,
1919 Rhode Island nw-LarRe double
showers. switchboard; excellent location
NEAR NAVY YARD. I34q South Carolina
ave. s.e.-Large front room. twin beds
c.h.w.: 80 each. Lincoln zoos
Evening star., 1941-07-08

PAPER HANGING rooms - up. work
guaranteed j. Jones, $40 23rd ST. NV,
Republic OBS
Evening star., 1941-07-08

FURNACES. radiators used heating and
plumbing surplus equipment Of any de-
scription. Block Salvage. Michiean 7141.
FURNITURE WANTED AT ONCE-We buy
all kinds. Also elec. refe., stoves, tools,
etc DAy ar night Franklin oS0. IL
Evening star., 1941-07-08

BEAGLE PUPPIES, six, male, sale. More
interested in obtaining good homes for
them than money They will be old enough
to train ana hunt next season. Telephone
Glebe 1855. Address 1922 1st I'd. north,
Evening star., 1941-07-08

DOWNTOWN, walking distance all Govt
depts Large furnished room. windows.
gentleman preferred, 50 week. 9O2 9TH
Evening star., 1941-07-08

GROCERY AND DELJCATESSEN-N rea-
sonabe offer refused Living quarters.
800 will handle Phone Alexandria 95S3.
13s
Evening star., 1941-07-08

SANDER. portable elec; 3-in Skilsaw,
belt type; excellent for general shop or
boat work. Jackson 2l26 after pm
| SAWS electric portable new, reconditioned
| Speedmatic and SkilSaw; terms and trade.
| 1908 l4th NV NO 0224 Ii. 49l1
OPHONES-Bargains in used instru-
| mentS; Conn alto. S2l so: Conn tenor.
| $50 terms Republic 62I2. kits,
| l:;:In G. street
Evening star., 1941-07-08

g2S NJ ST NV. The Aristocrat. Lovely
front Ink. room, Frigldalre, S1.25, also
Evening star., 1941-07-08

FURNITURE-Bedrm. living rm. and din,
ing rm. suites, tables. rugs, etc. Brand
new Well STYLED and constructed At
remarkable savings Now on display al
rnnGel home. Illo l klh 81 nv PA 1910.
Evening star., 1941-07-08

FLOOR MACHINES RENTED. REPAIRED
All types sold time payments. Shellac.
wakes Sandpaper, all supplies. Modern
Floors, 24lS 18th st. NV. AID. 1878.
FLOORING, good used flooring free of
nails at $40 per 1000 50 r..
Evening star., 1941-07-08
TILDEN GARDENS.
DOWNTOWN

One and two rooms. kitchen and bath.
newly furnished and decorated walking
distance Govt bldgS., SI5 10 S6S, includ-
ing liehtS gas and refg. See mer. ADJ l.,
1l9 9th ST. NV
Evening star., 1941-07-08
ROOMS FURNISHED.

ROCK CREEK SEC. CHI. CH.-Large room
3 exp, twin beds, pvt bath, large screened
porch; gar If desired Al ref. REQ. DE.
1910 for appointment.
l4ol FAIRMoNT ST. NV. Apt l06--Lares
Evening star., 1941-07-08

FURNITURE, bric-a-brac, china, glass
ware, rugs, silverware, paintings; highest
cash prices paid. Call Murray. Taylor 1888.
Evening star., 1941-07-08
REPAIRS G SERVICE.

PAINTING, interior and exterior mix
nv own paint lSt-ClaSS mechanic. Special
prices for kitchen and bath. RA. 0955
PAINTER AND PAPER HANGER. 30 years
experience work myself. best work low
prices Mr Bloom. TIA. 5S25.
Evening star., 1941-07-08

143l CHAPLIN ST N wv. near downtown
Large front. cool 3 windows 2nd-h. room,
twin beds. / or . gentlemen: garase
COMFORTABLE ROOM in private George
town residence. transp at door; garden,
unlimited Dbnnp HO SllT
Evening star., 1941-07-08

REFR1GERAToRSLeSes the new Ig41 mod
PHILCO AND CROSLEY at new low prices
Liberal trade-in allowance on your old box
Easy terms WsShington's largest service
company on all makes refrserstors. You
NAV paw with your light bill
ELECTRICAL CENTER.
IA No
Evening star., 1941-07-08

GEORGETOWN - UNUSUAL GROUND
moor apt. IN private home paneled
living room. twin bedroom. new beds, bs IN
and shower; seperate entrance; refs. NO.
UU5g
Evening star., 1941-07-08

N WoodWard Bldg. Republlc U54h. TT
BUILDING MATERIAL-Wreckins old Lee
Tavern at Glebe I'd. and Lincoln drive.
Arlington, Va. large assortment of lumber.
siding. sheathing. .ex4. 2x6. 2xS. 2xlo. ce-
ment blocks, flooring French windows. ?
heating plants plumbing at a reasonable
price. Dependable Wrecking Co, OK.
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/ 210s ONTARIO RD.-I BEDROOM SMALL
( kltchenette nicely furnished, employed
. /
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TERRIER PUPPIES,
6 weeks old. Ii 41O1-J. I405 Morse ne
Evening star., 1941-07-08

BEAUTIFUL STUDIO ROOM AND KTTcH-
enette, south, windows. modern furniture
Frigidaire Exclusive apt. house. Sl2 50
wkly: also bachelor studio apt, 3 French
windows. . closets SIU50 wkly. DU. 1000,
Apt 81. after 4 pm.
Evening star., 1941-07-08

SUBLET NICELY FURNISHED GROOM
kitchen. bath apartment: walking distance
downtown: July Is to August Is; US.
Chestnut 1881, Sundays, weekdays after g..
So
Evening star., 1941-07-08

! 10 700 Carats. 5000 Hamilton watch.
! l5-jewel like new, SIS. Ask for Mr
/ OppPnheimer, 9O3 F 81. NV
Evening star., 1941-07-08

RADIO AND RECORD STORE-In an ac-
tive Northwest section. low rent with long
lease a GOOD fast cash business Will
ia Ike S5.00O.0o cash TO handle. Will re-
turn investment in much less than a year
BOY AL Star
Evening star., 1941-07-08

WASHERS-Bendix. reposs.. de luxe model.
formerly Sl19.50. now 500 .a5: also brand =
new 1870 Thor washers. with pump in the
crates; $685. easy terms: pay with your
light bill
ELECTRICAL CENTER. s14 10th ST NV
Evening star., 1941-07-08

T. N.W-Nicely furnished single
room walking distance Govern
Evening star., 1941-07-08

@ B. s0m Tod Pe
diamond. ia carats for S315; fne-color
diamond. about y carat, in beautiful plat
diamonds from ring, AZ 100 each, for 500
each: IA caratS. perfect diamond in
elaborate platinum mounting, for $500:
t1aWleSS diamond, welghne 9l2 caratS,
old ENGLISH stone. owner will take " 500.
Many other prices. all sizes. Ask for Mr..
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Evening star., 1941-07-08

O26 5th ST NV. cor. Studio room,
Pullman kitchen. phone. suitable one or
tuyo olylS
Evening star., 1941-11-09
Armstrong, Dunbar
Will Spice Title
Tilt With Music

Armstrong and Dunbar elevens
meet at Griffith Stadium on Tues
day to decide the colored high school
football championship Of Washing
ton.
Undefeated Armstrong, which last
week added Cardozo to its list, will
go as the favorite, but Coach Pin
derhughes of Dunbar is conceding
nothing to his rivals. T. w. Mcintyre
is coach of Armstrong.
A musical program has been added
to add spice to the clash. Music will
be furnished by the Armstrong Band,
under Prof. Ernest Amos, and by
the James Reese Europe Band and
Drill Team of the American Legion
under George Hunt.
Evening star., 1941-11-09
WI. Crushes Mckee
With Biggest Count
OF Season, $40
Sprinkle, De CeIIe Star
As Generals Bog First
IntersectionuI Gume

Spanked by the brilliant broken
field running OF Jimmy Sprinkle and
the line cracking efforts Of Eddie De-
celle, Washington-Lee Highs eleven
made an impressive debut in inter-
sectional competition yesterday by
trouncing Mckee Vocational School
Of New York, $40, at Ballston, Va.
The Generals started their drive
early in the opening period when
they took the ball on the so and
scored in six plays. Decelle
plunged over from the l after toting
the ball three successive times to
move it from the 81.
Midway in the period the Generals
took over in midfeld and again hit
pay dirt on straight power plays
with Decelle carrying the mail
Coach Harry Deming replaced his
starting eleven at the beginning of
the second period with new team.
The Generals tailed again to march
off field at half time with 21-0
lead.
The WI. starting eleven went
back into game at the beginning of
the second half and ran wild to COL
lect four touchdoWns..
The Washington-Lee second and
third teams played the entire fourth
quarter and in addition to stopping
a desperate New York passing at
tack, added another seven points to
the overwhelming total. the largest
registered this season by the Gen.
erals, whose only loss was in a 7-6
game with Central.
Evening star., 1941-11-09
Dodqers Must Beat Redskins
To Remain in Title Race;
Giants Revomp Team

The Rams, with Dante Magnani
and Chuck Seabright on the Grip
pied list, face the Bears after losing
six games in row. Magnani pulled
a leg muscle against Detroit and
Seabright has two broken ribs.
The Giants, victims of Brooklyn
and the Chicago Cards the past
two weeks, will present a revamped
lineup for the invasion of Bill Ed
wards Detroit Lions. Coach Steve
Owen moved Doug Oldershaw from
guard to end and Bill Edwards, an
other guard, to tackle. The varsity
guard spots have been turned over
to Ben Sohn and Leonard Younce,
rockies from Southern California
and Oregon State.
Pittsburgh, suffering from coach
ing shifts as well as from lack of a
pasSer, invades Philadelphia, still
looking for a victory after seven
straight losses. Walt Kiesling will
direct the Steelers now that Aldo
Buff Donelli has cast his lot with
the Duquesne University eleven. The
Eagles won by 10 to in their first
meeting.
Evening star., 1941-11-09
Hot Battle Of Backs
Due as St. John S,
Gonzaga Clash
Little to Pick Between
Teams Thut Renew Old
School Rivalry Today

A duel between two of Washing
tons leading high school backfields
is the setup today as st. Johns and
Gonzaga elevens tangle at Griffith
Stadium in the annual clash be-
tween these two prominent Catholic
schools. More than 10000 spectators
are expected with game time set for
2:30 pm.
Colorful pre-game ceremonies have
been arranged with the entire St.
Johns Cadet Corps accompanied by
the cadet band to parade before hos
tilities begin.
The two big teams enter today's
game practically as even picks Both
have excellent records and each car
ries three successive victories into
the fray. So far the Johnnies have
won four of six games and the
Eagles five of eight.
Scoring hopes for the Eagles rest
on the passing and running of Elmer
Raba, Bernie Nolan and Al Lauck
while the Johnnies can count on
Buddy Speiss, Tom Chisari, Steve
Byrnes and Billy Brogan. An inter-
esting thing about these two back
fields is that both boast boys con-
sidered among the best blockers
in the city-Joe Murphy for Con-
zaga and Harold Krug for st. Johns
This will be the 18th meeting be-
tween the two in the modern series
begun in 1929. The odd series ended
in 1922. The Eagles have won seven
games and the Johnnies only three
with two ending in ties. st. Johns,
however, had won two in a row un-
til last years 6-6 tie.
Evening star., 1941-11-09
Kansas State Upsets
South Carolina, 80,
Near End Of Tilt
BY the Associated Press.

MANHATTAN, Kans., Nov. g.
Sophomore Earl Williams foot felt
like a leaden weight-that's how
numb it was from the cold-but he
lifted it as light as ballet dancer
would to boot a 25-yard field goal
That kick, executed from sharp
angle, just barely trickled over the
crossbar to give Kansas State, the
upset king of the Big Six, 80
triumph over South Carolina, a
Southern Conference power which
previously had lost only once.
More than 5000 customers, but
toned up to their throats as the
mercury touched freezing, were
stretching their legs to leave. Three
quarters had elapsed with the
Gamecocks from the balmy South
jarring themselves apart against
States stony forwards.
Then with the end five minutes
away, Williams studied his position,
patted the ball holder, Mize Zelez-
max, on the back and stepped into
the ball.
1t was Kansas States second sur
prise session in a row. Only a week
ago it brushed aside Nebraska, Big
Six defending champion.
The Gamecocks never were able
to get the chill of the prairie country
out Of their bones. They had three
scoring OppOrtlInitieS
Evening star., 1941-11-09
FIashy Start by Rice
Brings 21-12 Rout
OF Razorbacks
BY the Associated Press.

by the ASSOCIATED Press.
HOUSTON. Tex, Nov. 8-P
Institute shook the Arkansas Razo
backs with two touchdowns in tfn
first six minutes today, then battlei
the Mountaineers' great passing me-
chine long enough to muster 2l-12
victory.
Little Barron Ellis was the star
of the Rice show. Switched from
tailback to wingback, he grabbed a
coffin corner pass from Dick Dwel!e
for a score in the first three min
utes and churned 40 yards through
practically the entire Arkansas line
up for the second score. Bill Bag
well, guard. kicked both goals.
A 46-yard drive in the second
period and 90-yard surge in the
third accounted for Arkansas scor-
ing.
The final score came with less
than a minute TO play. Calvin Nc
Dougle, blocking back, snatcheo an
Arkansas pass as the visitors tried
desperately to score before the con-
tests close and dashed IS yards
across the line. Bagwell again kicked
for the extra point.
Evening star., 1941-11-09
Redskins Batnq Hold Slim Eastern Lead Warned Watch DODGERS Ends
Rep. Stanley of Connecticut
To Be Speaker at Rally for
Defense Bond Pin ntries
By ROD THOMAS.

Representative James A. Shan
ley, Democrat, of Connecticut will
be the principal speaker when lead
ers of Washington's duckpin army
gather at the Elks' Club today at
2 o'clock to prepare ammunition to
shoot in a campaign for a giant
entry in The Stars Defense bond
bowling tournament, to open De-
cember 8.
If you're wondering how came
the Connecticut Yankee to be an
orator at the Washington bowling
rally harken back to the late George
L. Isemann, handspring of the Ma
tional Duckpin Bowling Congress
for years.
In that hotbed of duckpin activ-
ity, Connecticut, the personable,
athletic Representative Stanley
took time out from a busy life to
make speeches before bowling con-
ventions for his good friend Ise-
mann and the invitation to today's
gathering came by suggestion of
Miss Bronson Quaites of this city,
the only woman to hold the Office
of president of the National Duck
pin Bowling Congress.
Progressing steadily along the
political path, Shanley, Yale law
grad, is serving his fourth term
in Congress. His interest in bowl
ing stems from an athletic career
which included period as coach
and educational director of the
New Haven Boys Club.
Incidentally, his home State is
the first to fall in line with the
Defense Bond movement inaugu-
rated by The Stars tournament in
which the awards all will be in
Defense savings, to the extent of
$4,000 or more, depending upon the
number of contestants.
Due to incomplete lists OF the
names of duckpin league officials,
Evening star., 1941-11-09

BY the Associated Press.
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. Nov. g.
Penn States football team put the
Syracuse Orange through the
wringer today, squeezing out a juicy
34-to-19 upset verdict before a crowd
Of 10000 at new Beaver Field.
It was the largest count run up
In the series which has been un-
interrupted since 1922.
The blue and white clad State
eleven scored once in the first quar-
ter, four and a half minutes after
the opening gun, added 20 points in
the second period and seven in the
fourth.
Syracuse broke into pay dirt in the
third quarter on a sparkling 75-yard
dash by 186-pound Gerald Courtney,
and scored twice in the final period,
once on a 28-yard pass and the other
on a short buck.
For Syracuse-favored in pre-
game dope-it was the second defeat
of the season. Penn State previously
had lost to Colgate and Temple.
The Nittany Lions completely
throttled the tricky Syracuse ohense
Evening star., 1941-11-09
.Sophs Pull Hopeless
Contest Out Of Fire
For Y. P. l., 14-13
Gallagher, Smith Lead
Way to Victory Over
N. c. State, IA to l3
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
WINSTON SALEM, N. c., Nov. 8.
Two sophomore backs who refused
to quit even when their team seemed
hopelessly whipped led brave Vir-
ginia Tech eleven to 14-13 victory
over North Carolina State College
in a Southern Conference thriller
played here today before 10000 shiyl
ering fans.
Trailing O-13 at the end of the
first quarter, and seemingly in for
one of their worst whippings in
years, the underdog Virginians came
back gamely, forging into their
1-point lead Just three minutes be-
fore the final whistle.
The sophs who sparked the Cob
blers were Jack et-'er-go) Gala
CHER of Roselle Park, N. j., who
tossed a pass which accounted for
Virginia Techs first touchdown in
the second quarter, and Bob Smith
of Charlottesville, Va, who scored
the other touchdown.
Dick Killer Watts of Baldwin,
N. Y. N. c. States ace tailback,
personally accounted for the Wolf
packs two touchdowns and played
probably the greatest game Of his
career. He was by far the most
dangerous man on the field-but not
quite dangerous enough to whip the
Techs.
1t was a heart breaking loss for
State, which staged a courageous
comeback try in the closing minutes.
The last-effort drive carried for 80
yards and seemed headed for pay
dirt when the ever-alert Mr.
Smith intercepted State pass. A
few seconds later the ball game
ended.
Evening star., 1941-11-09
Bands Will Add Color
To British Sailors
Benefit Games

A colorful side program of enter
tainment features is being arranged
for Wednesday night at Griffith
Stadium when crews from the
British ships Formidable and Illus
trious meet in rugby and soccer
games.
The games are sponsored by the
American Legion, with proceeds to
be divided among Bundles for
Britain, the British American Am
bulance Corps and the Community
Chest. According to Mark T. Miller,
chairman of the ticket committee,
advance sales indicate a crowd of
lbetter than 10000.
Music will be furnished by local
bands and also by bands from both
British ships as we'll as by the
Pepco Glee Club. Another feature
will be massing of colors by the
American Legion National Guard
of Honor, Sons of the American
Legion and sailors from the ships.
Evening star., 1941-11-09
Results in the modern series:
Hayes Leads Williams
In Rout of Wesleyan
BY the Assc ciated Press.

MIDDLETOWN. Conn.,. Nov. g.
Displaying a varied, power-packed
attack, strong Williams eleven
crushed Wesleyan Is to 0 on Andrus
Field today IL, the 50th meeting be-
tween the pair of little three"
colleges.
With Halfback Bob Hayes spark
ing his team, scoring two touch
downs and executing brilliant runs
to set up Williams drives, the Eph-
man outplayed the Cardinals in
every department, gaining 155 yards
rushing to Wesleyan's IS and COM
pleting 10 passes to the opposition's
six.
Evening star., 1941-11-09

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. Nov. 8.-The WASH
ington Redskins. rated little chance
to retain their Eastern division title
at the start of the National Football
League season, go after their sixth
straight victory tomorrow against
the Brooklyn Dodgers.
The Redskins opened the season
with loss to the favored New York
Giants. but since have reeled of
five in row.
Every game is a last-ditch stand
for the Dodgers, who have lost
three games out of seven played.
They must whip Washington and
defeat the Giants again to stay in
the race.
The Chicago Bears. hobbled in
incredible fashion last week by
Green Bay. will try to untrack their
famed offensive tomorrow against
Cleveland's hard-luck Rams. An
other dose of overconfidence might
prove disastrous and give the West
ern title to Green Bay, which is idle
until November 16.
Evening star., 1941-11-09
Skins Must Wear
Gold JERSEYS

BY STAFF Correspondent of The Star
NEW YORK, Nov. 8.-As Coach
Ray Flaherty suspected before
he left Washington the Brook
lyn Dodgers tonight barred the
Redskins from wearing their ira
ditional burgundy jerseys in to-
morrow's game, on the ground
that they would too closely match
their own scarlet jerseys.
Although the Dodgers don't Or
dinarily wear scarlet, they did
against the Redskins last year
and defeated them for the first
time in six years.
Accepting that as a good luck
omen, the Dodgers duplicated
the move tonight. AS a result the
Redskins will wear gold jerseys
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1941-11-09
W. and N. Conquers
v. NJ. .|.,21-0, Keeps
Loop Slate Clean
Sub Gooden Blocks Kick,
Receivers Ball Behind
Goal for Touchdown
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, Nov. g.
William and Mary's high-poWered
running attack, with little Harlie
Masters, senior speedster, and 300
pound Harvey (Stud) Johnson in the
drivers seat, rolled to a 21-0 vic
tory over Virginia Military Insti-
tute today to keep the Indians
Southern Conference and State rec
ord spotless for the season.
A homecoming crowd of 10000,
which overfowed the stands to the
edge of the playing field, saw the
William and Mary steamroller grad
ually gain momentum during the
scorelesS first period and then pro-
duce a touchdown in each Of the
three remaining quarters.
Makes Weird Touchdown.
Elmo Gooden, w. and NJ sopho-
more guard, who went into the game
as substitute for the injured Drew
cry Holloway, blocked Bosh Prit-
chard's punt on the V. M. I. 10.
hawked the bounding ball over the
goal line and pOunced on it for the
Indians first tally midway in the
second period.
Masters, 165-pound Lynn, Mass,
halfback, set up the second touch
down when he scooted so yards to
the v. NJ. I. s in the third period,
where Joe Muha, the Cadets big
back, caught him with shoe-string
tackle from behind. Masters round
ed his left end for 8 yards, and
then Johnson dived over in two
tries.
Hickey Starts Scoring Drive.
Jim Hickey started the Braves
on the way to another touchdown
in the final period when he set
sail for % yards with one Of Prit-
chard's kicks, before Muha nailed
him on the V. M. I. At. Masters
lodged his way through a tired V.
NJ. I. squadron to the 25 and added
10 more yards to the IS. Hickey
found big hole at tackle to travel
10 the 6. and Masters went over
standing up on the next play. John
son. who missed three field attempts
during the game, made good his
three kicks for points after touch
dou-r1
Evening star., 1941-11-09

many did not receive direct invita-
tions to todays rally but all cordially
are asked to attend, as are bowling
alley proprietors, managers and
their assistants.
A short, snappy program l.
planned to be ended with the dis
tribution of posters setting forth the
tournament and entry blanks.
Evening star., 1941-11-09
Penn State Defeats Syracuse
With Biggest Tally in Series

most of the game. however, and
turned loose fashy Bill Debler, cap
tain of the baseball team, who was
pure poison to the Orange. He shot
off tackle repeatedly for long gains,
and scored once.
John Pepper" Petrella. chunky
halfback, scored two touchdowns on
short runs.
Penn State made eight first downs
rushing and four through the air
Syracuse turned in four on the
ground and two overhead
Evening star., 1941-11-09
Pair of Soccer Games
In League Today

Two games are on tap In
the Washington Suburban Soccer
League today, with Regal Clothiers
meeting Maryland Sport Club at
Gonzaga field in the closest to
Washington.
Marlboro and Sandy Spring will
play on the formers field. oBth
games are scheduled for 2:30.
Evening star., 1941-11-09
Hopkins Wins Last Home
Game From Blue Ridqe
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
BALTIMORE, Nov. 8-Johns
Hopkins. held to one touchdown in
losing four straight, came roaring
from behind today to defeat IA
vored Blue Ridge 20-19 in the last
home football game Of the season.
1t was Hopkins first victory and
the seventh consecutive loss for
Blue Ridge.
Evening star., 1941-11-09
Terrors Please Alumni,
Defeating Dickinson
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOClated Press.
WESTMINSTER, Md, Nov. g.
The Green Terrors of Western
Maryland College, back home from
a series of three football defeats,
rolled back Dickinson 20 to O today
despite the visitor aerial attack that
at times came within inches of
scoring.
Homecoming day brought a crowd
of $500, many of them alumni, to
see a hard-driving Western Mary
land crew punch out three touch
downs-two in the second period
and one in the third.
Evening star., 1941-11-09
Pros Join Chevy Chase
Golfers in EurIy PIuy

Many of the pros around town
are playing today at Chevy Chase
with members of the Chevy Chase
Breakfast Club, another of those
golf organizations within the club.
The Chevy Chase members have
another name for their group, which
isn't so complimentary.
Evening star., 1941-11-09
Redheud's 'sPhone Number
Is Writer'S Best Yarn

Credit Tom Anderson, Knoxville
Journal sport columnist, with super.
service.
He published the. telephone mum.
Der of the stunning red-headed ma
jorette who leads the Tennessee
band.
Evening star., 1941-11-09
SprYe Leads H.-S. Victory

HAMPDEN-SYDNEY, Va, Nov. 8
(P,.-Walter Spyre, 157-pound half
back, led the Hampden-Sydney IT,
gers into the win column with
1872 triumph over Roanoke College
before 1000 homecoming day fans
today.