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pooAS ElJpNISHED

1927 EUCLID, between 14th and 18th
n.w.-Nice rooms, new furniture; rea-
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

rs BEDROOM HOUSE. UNFURNISHFD
to be used as boarding house; suitsbIs
NV. section. Box SIT. Star I6'
UNFURNISHED. NOT LESS THAN
rooms. bath, in good neighborhood, NOT
over S15 month. Call MA. 1860
MODERN HOME, NICELY FURNISHED :
or 4 bedrooms, > baths large living room,
recreation room maids quarters for exec
utlve OF Netherlands Purchasing C5mmis-
SION Call ADAMS 0700. ext. 51O-D.
BY RESPONSIBLE PARTY. ADULTS. UN-
furnished 3 or bedrooms, detached. North
west section or suburbs Write GEO
FULTON. $40 Bond Bldg, 14th end
N. Y ave. I5s
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LARGE double room, windows; s.w. ex-
posure communicating bath; avail Oct.
/. Call Columbia 7744, Apt. ia. South.
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Desirable Tenant Wants

Modern house, good condition furnished
or unfurnished. at least 3 bedrms, ,
paths. hv. rm, din. rm., servants quar-
terS. some grounds. must be good neigh
borhood. prefer Oh. Oh. or beyond: 3
ADULTS. l child; have rood references. Box
2S6-T, Star. l5s
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

NEARBY Md BEDROOMS. ALL MOD
ern conveniences; SS5. Shown by sp-
pointment. WA. 1907.
PETWORTE-6 ROOMS AND BATH;
auto. heat. continuous hot water; nicely
furnished. Avail. Oct. l. ia. 673s.
SUBURBAN HOUSE; ATTRACTIVE; COM
pleJely furn.; > baths, 3 bedrms livinH
Dec. 2lSt; Si25 mo. CH. 1907.
SMALL. NEW, WELL FURNISHED. 2 BES
rooms garden. everything except linens;
baby grand; shopping center. = bus unesi
$50. Oh. GAIT after g. 22s
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4503 9th ST. N.W-Large front double
room; near express bus; Jewish home
ia 4RSS Reasonable rent
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BLOCK SOUTH or DUPONT CIRCLE.
1920 Sunderland pl. n.w.-Single room,
next bath with shower. expOSure
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home, good food. supervision Is children
mere now: references; 18th year Ask our
pIeased parents Boy 81. ClarksVille. Nd.
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MR.. AND MRS. HOME
OWNER LOOKING FOR
GOOD WORK.

rstoTs 5fns cap fpafsFlnFp FpsssETRR me- 1905
ct. NV, Ma. 1850; ewes, DU. 34b6.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

FURNISHED l-RooM APT. BATH AND
bus line. MI. 4747.
NV SECTION. 2-ROOM UNF. DUPLEX,
porch; near transp.; End floor. Box IL
V Star lb-
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HOUSES FOR SALE

1899 NEWTON ST NW-sPLENDTD
rooming location; rooms bath, base
ment. oil heat: needs papering. Owner,
MIR. DRAIN RE. 275O.
I405 MONROE ST FEW DOORS FROM
IAN st.-Can be arranged into a two
family fat rooms, ami; 81 800 cash.
balance like rent. Owner, Mr. DRAIN.
RE 275O
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635 LONGFELLOW ST. N.W.-Large front
room, twin beds; conv. to bus; reasonable.
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GLEBE ROAD-Double or single; bus
services Oxford 2S37-J
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$40 RANDOLPH ST NW.-Large front
room, twin beds, semi-private bath; one
blk 10 bus
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ROOM, for l or ?; new modern home; adj.
bath, shower: new twin-bed furn.; no other
roomers; conv. trans: reas AT. 0410~W.
b3O6 2nd ST. N.W.-Master bedroom for
: Gentle gentlemen; new home: twin beds;
bath; express bus downtown. GE. 40i5
DELIGHTFUL DOUBLE ROOM twin beds,
all new furniture convenient location; rea-
sonable rates 1853 Chaplin st. NV.
1920 HARVARD .N.W.-sleepine room. -s4
,s,n1 and SO: housekeeping room' So. See
1884 COLUMBIA RID. N.W-S4. wk. single
rms; dou.. SO; clean. cool. outside: 10 min.
downtown: 4 baths: c.h.w.; men. AID. 1880.
l716 IRVING ST. .NW.-Gentlemen; nicely
furnished. private ent. to bath only used
NEWLY FURNISHED large front rm. with
twin beds: 9 ladies, Govt. workers; conv
trans. 1929 Otis st. ne.
1925 TAYLOR ST. NV single rooms.
PPriysts home st Govt
ia $500
KALORAMA RD., HOTEL. 2305 18th ST.
n.w.-Large, neatly furnished room, near
bath; c.h.w single. So wk.: double, Sc
2e17 NAYLoR RID Sc, cony, Navy Yard
Room. adj bath detached home. $50;
gentleman board optional.
2sO9 ONTARIO RID. NW-Gentile young
man to share large front room. Michigan
1922 NEW HAMPSHIRE AvE:LTyin beds;
front rm.; express bus, all Govt. depts., at
door. Call Taylor 1014
FRONT ROOM twin beds, new home. newly
furn., semi-pvt. bath, unlim. phone: cow.
trans: reas. HO. 20S6. .-
1882 RIGGS -PL,. NV of, i6th-Twin
bedrm 2nd f., front; gentlemen; clean.
quiet, comfortable. DE. 2484.
1725 3sth ST SE-Attractfve rm. for l
or gentlemen; private home: Is min. to
Capital. AT. l176-J.
5527 End ST NW-Master bedroom. pvt
bath: gentleman express bus: no other
rocmers: S27 80; gentiles. GE. 1924.
NEAR NAVY YARD, 1854 Green st. SCI
single, i double room for gentlemen: IN
new private home. Ii 0257.
Foems Detvets entrance. HkNal1e 0o60-4.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

DECATUR HEIGHTS. MD-ENTIRE 2no
fioor, 5 rooms. bath, refg.; private. en-
trance. gar. and large yard; near schools
and trans S45. WI. 0692.
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MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE.

MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates:
will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelman's
Moving Y& Storage Co. Georgia 1915.
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TWO FURNISHED ROOMS. one next bath;
| modern conv.; gentlemen pref: near car
| and bus lines. Call Trinidad IoAl
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TABLE BOARD.
COUNTRY BOARD.

THE HILLCREsT. $500 18th St--Exce
served daily, $40 to T. Dinners from so
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PIANO-We have a latest model 5-foot
4-inch size Knabe grand, h unusually good
condition, that customer left with us
$500, on terms. This piano IS easily worth
500 so If you are looking for value we
urge YOU to see it. Republic 6@l2. Kits.
n
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MT. PLEASANT. 1896 walbridge pL NV
home. near mark hIlS NO DSoT
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4727 18th ST. N.E-single or double
room. next to bath, in new house; private
family
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

BARRED ROCKS. R. I. Reds, White LeT
horns. Conkeys Y-o feeds. James Fee
Store. 6l9 K st NV. Metropolitan 00S9
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDIONS-Values in used instru-
ments: S0-bass Bertini, S4995: 4s-bass
Hohner, S59. .95: 4s-bass Scandall. S69.50;
l20-bass Wurlitzer. S99.50; easy terms.
Ma. 3s23. Jordan's. corner 18th and G SITS.
ACCORDIONS-Sale of used instruments;
u bass Hohner. $3.50; 80 bass Hohner
S49.50: 120 bass Patti. S69.50: 120 bass
Carmen. SS5; 120 bass Venutt, !S125; easy
terms; private lessons included al small
extra cost. Republic 621o. Kits, 1880 G
ST. lmiddle of the hlnckN
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7O4 8 18th ST. ARLINGTON, VA.-2
rooms, partly furnished, for light house.
keep4ne: reaSonables adults.
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UkFUR.
2434 FRANKLIN ST. NE. (Cor. 26thJ-e
rm. TX H-B. and 3 ~, water, cleo, gas.
z porches 1st f.; Sl2 wk or best bid
1349 SOUTH CAROLINA AVE SCI
lge: room and kit, sink, refg., new stove
utilS flirn Ii 7OO5
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DOUBLE AND SINGLE. attractive; rea-
sonable; men preferred. Apply 101s Ver-
mont ave NV. and 1909 goth NV.
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| PIANO-We have an exceptionally fine
| used Kimbau grand, in splendid condition
| that can be purchased for less than one
| half the new price; fully guaranteed; terms
| Ma. 1923. Jordan's, corner 18th and
| G. SITS
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PIANO. studio upright. fine for practice
purpose; tuned 10 A-440 pitch: price
S42 80. Campbell Music Co. I'll 1lth
St NV Formerly Kimball Warerooms
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BANK GRAVEL for roadbeds, driveways
etc, S5 six-ton load, delivered. rottec
mannre. top soil. Warfeld 4593.
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| CLEVELAND PARK-Double room, twin
| beds; Semi-private bath; meals optional;
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

PIANO used studio upright. in vtry good
condition, S145; on easy terms. Republic
6212. kits, 1880 G ST. middle of the
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1912 ROSEDALE ST. NE-Refined en-
| ployed couple or gentlemen in modern
| nome: reasonable rent- ER 21Ss
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PIANO-Fischer, burl walnut. Louis XIV
model spinet. only very slightly used; very
special. only S295. This is de luxe model
that sells new today for S495: easy terms,
Republic 6212. Kits, 1880 G st. middle
tNf k1
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| ATTRACTIVE. large room for woman;
| new suburban home; S22 mo-; meals ar
/ ranped WI E1r0
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,pAN1SH ENVlRONMENT; desirable rooms
n lovely home: well-balanced mealk. 2011
1otumbAA n. ~. HO. 1910.
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Hoyos Are Drilled in New Plays
As Heavier Work Is Started
For Boston College Clash

Heavier work was in store for
Georgetown's hepped-up Hoyas this
afternoon as they began pointing in
earnest for Saturdays game with
Boston College at BeantoUn.
Jack Hagerty led his men
through tWo-hour drill yesterday,
but they did little more than shake
the kinks out of their legs No time
was wasted, however. as the coach
introduced them 10 a brand-new Sc
ries of plays designed especially to
circumvent the Eagles ponderous
line and fleet secondary.
Spread Play Aids Fast Backs.
OF three plays outlined and later
rehearsed in dummy scrimmage. two
operate from regular single wing
formation and the third goes off
spread Hagertv makes no secret
Of the fact that he intends to utilize
the speed Of Jack Doolan and Joe
Gvorgvdeak to the fullest extent
against B c. and figures a spread is
the best medium for springing them
in the open
Doolan proved he can go places on
sheer speed by intercepting a pass
and running it back 81 yards for
touchdown against George Wash
ington last week. Nobody touched
him. and Hagerty credits his success
TO the fact that he ran in straight
line and forgot change Of pace.
side-stepping and hip-swinging. He
Evening star., 1941-10-21
Simon Is IsPunehing Bag
As Franklin Scores
In Fifth Round
Huge Fighter, Once Roted
No, z Contender, Helpless
Before l8l-Pounder
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND. Oct. 81. Abe
Simon, who never was regarded as
anything more than bloated
punching bag until he gained a
measure of fame by extending Joe
Louis. today had promoted the box
ing career of Lem Franklin, Cleve-
land Negro heavyweight.
Simon, indexed as the No. 2
heavyweight contender for Louis
crown. served as some sort Of chart
here last night as the 18l-pound
Franklin pounded his massive 235-
pound frame freely to register
technical knockout in the fifth
round of scheduled l0-round bout.
Referee Joe Sedley ordered Frank
lin to cease firing at l minute 80
seconds of the fifth round. Frank
lin was pouring succession Of dam
aging rights to the head as Simon
swayed helplessly on the ropes.
Franklin exploded a right off
Simons chin to drop the ponderous
New Yorker for count of nine in
the first round. Again in the second
round Franklin floored Abe. who re-
manned erect in the third round be-
fore Lem again fattened him in the
fourth.
Franklin was blasting Simon at
will when Referee Sedley stopped it,
Bleeding from two cuts over his
right eve. Abe protested feebly. they
never shoulda stopped it, as he was
being led from the ring.
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has been instructed 10 continue the
same tactics in future games
.Side-stepping and fancy footwork
is fine for some players. but Doolan
is better when he simply picks up
his legs and runs" Hagerty said.
He has a high knee action that
makes him hard TO tackle when mes
in high gear and then there's the
problem of catching him He's 100
per cent better when he puts on
steam and runs without trying 10 be
elusive"
Gyorgydeak Deceptive Runner
Gyorgydeak is of the opposite type.
Short and stocky. but extremely fast,
he's snaky in a broken field and gets
lost behind the interference with TO
trouble at all. Joe's build bellies his
speed and gives him the appearance
of slow. dumpy line bucker. but if
he gets out on the open B. c. will
regret it.
Georgetown will be at full strength
for the first time this season m
this game. having regained the serv-
ices OF Ross Sorce, Ollie Ola and
Bob Duffey. all recently laid up for
repairs. Ola, big center who had
been shifted TO tackle. has been out
with a bum shoulder since before
the season opened and his return
TO action couldn't have been more
timely. Sorce and Duffey had minor
hurts that kept them on the bench
last week.
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Redskins, Due to Be at Best
Later, Hope Dodgers Will
Aid by Beating Giants

Of the 1910 season. but II must be
remembered that this time last year
the Redskins were running nearly
as wild as the Bears are doing
today. For, after their first four
games last year, the Redskins were
setting a new scoring pace with
an average of four touchdowns per
game and every one was calling
them a wonder team.
You know what happened at the
end and. when questions were
asked. the most consistent answer
was that they'd had too long a
season.
The Redskins haven't struck their
stride yet, but they're definitely 0n
the upgrade. They looked bad in
their first game against the Giants,
a trife better-even in 90-degree
temperature-against the Dodgers,
slumped bit but beat the Steelers
and got going for the first time
against the Eagles two days ago
If they can win from Cleveland
and Pittsburgh the next two Sum-
days at Griffith Stadium, they may
make it interesting at least. the
Dodgers, Bears, Giants and Pack
ers Notwithstanding
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Rumors Have Riggs In and Out of Pro Tennis
Ru Pro Official Who Shot Self Arrested Hospital Carrying

Quote, unquote-Mike Brumbe-
low, T. c. U. assistant coach:
ANY man who pays 1920 to see
a game has the right to quarter
back all he pleases. In fact, it
should be printed on every ticket
sold"
Ossie Solem, Syracuse coach:
I'VE might have beaten Cornell
if we'd had better quarterbacking
on the field and on the bench"
1t never rains-Frank Frisch,
who amused the fans but not the
umpires last summer by hoisting
an umbrella to indicate that he
thought game should have been
called, has received a dozen new
ones from fans who liked the act.
A couple of Chinese halfbacks
are in the running for the small
est football player prize. Toni
Yagi of Johns Hopkins weighs
1913 pounds and Dick Chin of
San Francisco State scales 125.
They're both pretty good OPEN
field runners.
Jim Conacher-no relation to
Lionel, Charley and Roy-may
carry on a famous name in big
league hockey. He's training with
the Detroit Red Wings and Jack
Adams calls him the best looking
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catur in the Three-Eye League,
he was hitting about $50 and
wasn't very sure on his pegs to
bases. But Branch Hickey was
desperate for a receiver for his
Sacramento club and shipped
Klutz West. The kid started to
go with the sacs, got into the 300
class and the Braves grabbed
him off in the draft. But they
say ball player hasn't chance
under the chain gang" system.
Its SIN the game-George
Lowell. 225-pound Furman tackle
who quit football to become a
minister, says: My life work
now is to knock hell out of sin
ners and not football players
Coach Dizzy Mcleod figures sin
will have a tough time of it judg-
ing by what George could do to
opposing ball-carriers.
Evening star., 1941-10-21
By BILL DISMER, Jr.

What the Redskins like to think
of as the Giants best" chance Of
losing a game before the Indians
meet 'em again in New York on
November % comes next Sunday.
For five days hence the Giants must
go across the river to Ebbets Field
to meet a pretty sore band of Brook
lyn Dodgers. whose Eastern title
threats have been all but quelled by
three straight defeats.
Nevertheless, it's 20 secret that
the Dodgers are out TO whip the
Giants and that there's more like
lihood of them doing it in their
own bailiwick than at the Polo
Grounds the last day of the season.
But even if the Dodgers beat the
Giants Sunday-and we're not so
sure that they will-theres little
chance of the Redskins supplanting
their foremost rivals as the sec
tional pace-setters until the return
Redskin- Giant game at New York
on November %. And, in order to
be able to do that even then. the
pressure will remain distinctly on
the Redskins throughout the season.
Giants Schedule Is Softer.
Sure, anything can happen in
football. but there's little likelihood
of the Giants being licked during
the regular season by any team
other than the Redskins or Dodgers.
Their three Western foes the
Cards. Lions and Rams-who follow
the Dodgers on the New Workers
schedule, don't figure to disturb
Steve Owens boys undulv and the
Giants should enter their second
game with the Skins with no worse
than an 8-and-1 record.
That being the case. the Redskins
must knock off the Cleveland Rams
here next Sunday and.the Steelers
Dodgers and Bears in order to be
able to have their game in New
York mean anything at all in the
Eastern title chase.
But. if having a team physically
and mentally fit for that undoubted-
ly is the toughest road it ever has
been asked to travel will get it the
pot o gold at the end. Coach Raw
Flaherty may yet accomplish the
impossible"
For it was with the difficult end of
the Redskins schedule in mind that
Flaherty admittedly gambled when
he allowed every other team in the
league to commence training before
he started his Indians working in
San Diego on August 18. He pre-
dicted that they'd look bad in their
first couple of games. which they
did. But. Flaherty said. they'd also
Improve as the season wore on and
he hoped-be at the height of their
game by the time the first test of
their Suicide" schedule came up.
Shoe May Be on Other Foot.
We wouldn't be so bold as to even
hint at the Bears collapsing like
the Redskins did at the fag end
Evening star., 1941-10-21
By HUGH FULLERTON, Jr.,
The Stars Special News Service.

NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-That
Bobby Riggs rumor is back again.
One story is that he turned down
q s35,000 offer to turn pro the
other day. Another is that he
already has signed up for a tour
to be handled by Jack Harris and
backed by Chicago sporting
goods company. The Pacific As
sociation is feuding with the Ma
tional A. A. U. over the expense
money given the San Francisco
Olympic Club last summer and
hints that the Coast boys may
refuse to run in the national
championships.
C. w. Rupp. the pro football
official who managed to shoot
himself with blank cartride gun
while working in the Giant
Steelers game Sunday, woke up
in the hospital yesterday to find a
bluecoat there TO pinch him for
carrying pistol without a per-
nit. When the San Diego
Tribune-Sun ran story on how
Georgia's Frank SinkWich is
playing with broken jaw that
restricts him to a liquid diet. the
headline was: Pine Broth of a
Lad"
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prospect in years. Zipp Newman
of the Birmingham News was one
Of the few who called the turn
in that Louisiana State Rice up
set" last Saturday and he wasn't
Just guessing. After Francis
Schmidt's Idaho team lost the
first couple of games this fall,
the wolves started calling them
"Schmidt's cold potatoes
Today's guest star = Elliott
Chaze. Lake Charles La) Amer
lean Press: "Granted-for va
riety-that a curve ball is simply
a rather dramatic optical illus
sion, shouldn't something be done
about those characters who an
nually are beaned by curve
pitches? Many of them are wor-
ried sick. They think their heads
were broken"
Success story-When Catcher
Clyde Kulttz was playing for De-
Evening star., 1941-10-21
Semipros 10 Install
Contract System 10
Prevent Jumping
500 Loops, $500 Teams
To PIoy in Congress in
1912, Dumont Predicts
By the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOCIATED PreSS.
DES MONIES, Iowa. Oct. 21-A
Nation n-wide contract system will be
installed in semipro baseball next
year TO prevent players from jump
ing to other leagues without obtain
ing formal releases.
President Ray Dumont of the Ma
tional Semipro Baseball Congress
said today the system would be pat
termed after that used in profess
Sional organized baseball.
Dumont predicted more than 500
sandlot baseball leagues. with an es-
timated $500 teams, would partici-
pate in the congress next year.
League champions will be awarded
trophies by the national association,
he added.
The 1912 league schedules will run
from April Is to September IS, he
said, but the club on top July l au-
tomatically will qualify for a place
in one Of the 48 State tournaments
preceding the annual national tour
nament August Is to % at Wichita,
Kans.
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Table Tennis Tourney
Will Decide Places
On District Team

Individual ratings and berths on
Washington team being lined UP
Tor lntercity matches will be at
stake Saturday when the District Of
Columbia Tennis Association stages
It's annual tournament at the Co.
Iumbla Table Tennis Center.
Singles and doubles are scheduled
With preliminary ma atches to be
played in the afternoon at 3 O'Clock
ana seml-flnals At pm Most of
the citys outstanding paddlers are
expected to enter.
Entry blanks, which must be filed
no later than FRIDAY noon. NAV be
obtained at the center, 1880 Four
teenth street NV.
Evening star., 1941-10-21
Turner, AtteN Ring Date Split
Gets Boxing Board Sanction

Joe Turner. the hardy perennial
of promoting, and Johnny Attell. the
new tenant at Uline Arena. evident
" have reached a working agree
ment for the winter season. for the
District Boxing Commission has
agreed to let them divide available
dates between them as they see fit.
The decision was made at yester-
DAYS weekly commission confab. at
which Bob Hayden. trainer and ham
dler. was suspended 90 days for act
ing as manager without a license.
and Marty Gallagher was approved
as permanent addition to the COM
missions list of referees. Gallagher
had his first test two weeks ago and
Evening star., 1941-10-21
Hufson' S Victory Kick
Keeps Packer End in
Pro Scoring Lead
His 81 Points Put Him
Two Ahead Of HinkIe,
BockfieId Teommote
By the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2l.-Don Hutson's s
last-minute field goal Sunday not
only gave Green Bay victory over
Cleveland, but enabled the great
Packer end to hang onto first place
In the National Leagues individual
scoring race.
Hutson scored five points to run
his total TO 81. He failed to get a
touchdown, but needs only one more
to tie the all-time mark held bv
Vern Lewellen for most touchdowns.
Lewellen. also a Packer star. scored
so touchdowns and Hutson now
has 40.
Trailing Hutson by only two
points is Clark Hinkle, Green Bav
fuliback. with 35 points. Now in his
tenth season. Hinkle has scored
total of 343 points and needs only
26 more to break the all-time record
OF 1863 points held py Jack Manders.
Bears star who retired this season.
Hutson has kicked the most con-
versions this season, 10. and Hinkle
the most field goals. 3. George Nc
Afee. Bears star broken field runner.
has the most touchdoWns. 5. giving
him third place in the ratings with
80 points.
The leaders: