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FARMS FOR SALE.

20O-ACRE FARM MODERN DAIRY, FINE
old English residence and grounds inside
garase, modern conveniences, steam heat
Abundance Of fruit. Located directly on
hard-surfaced highway leading to Fred
eriek. Washington and Baltimore. DR..
GEORGE H. RIGGS, Evansville, Maryland.
26'
1854. APPROVED DAIRY FARM, "A MI.
Mt Airy Md, on Prospect I'd; 16-rm
frame house, large. dairy barn, chicken
190-acre game farm. inclosed with 7-ft.
same fence; good for stock farm; mi. Mt.
ALBERT A. u BURK. 1880 Woodland Ave-,
Ra1timore Nd Iih Ro29
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THos. J. OWEN & son, Auctioneers,
Southern Building


Southern Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE: SIX:
RASKINe RAMP WITH fHE Tof
cHsIaD cHEHH fL29Rs Ss Hs51fER Sd%ENo oANR 11xY HS
TENTH STREET. NORTHWEST IOT
4Afa4rINM HAS EHnFTAqE gfRErP 3r aS s6 nEEE EFT 8s
-APPRoxiMAriEaEYS KIN al I; S i5b fEtT. a "
reeoTdsd in ser NJ 1885, $751; q feo a:s Sci d0s Z
sea- q the Lend records oi the District ot
secured thereby, the UNDERSIGNED trustees
premises SINIi9 @ oN THgSBssPPzzY THE T%S1ESNfXss =
THREE D5e o'cLock P.M. a the e foiiox,nx. ftS Mt
District Of Columbia, and designated as
81 he If aa a.oS oaa q sns naa
10y Terms N sopssa 81 SALE s Sold subject to Ger
tain lease, terms and conditions OF which
OF the purchase-money to be paid in cash,
balance in. two equal installments, payable
IN one and two years, with interest at 81
nualiy, from day Of sale, secured By first
deed OF trust upon the property sold. or all
posit Of ,S20.00O.Q0 in cash or certified
conveyancing. recording, revenue stamps
etc. at cost Of purchaser. Terms OF sale "a
be complied with within thirty days from
DAY 9f sale. otherwise the trustees reserve
ne days @ q sSea resale sisss
soms newspaper rnblished u " Mashington.
. g SSSS5Es$HSF S$SSSSE$F1 ! ! 'SseSS!zR5z: SeSS!eRzR5z: SSRR
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oUT-oF-ToWk REAL ESTATE.

FLORIDA REAL ESTATE.
Six acres on hishway and lake
front. in West Palm Beach, will ex-
change for D. c. property Phone
Executive 1928. 64S Earle Bldg.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE,

514 end ST. NW.-2nd COMMERCIAL
zone; property for sale, good size lot with
alley, large brick building and brick garage
VIM. r. ELLIS. 1539 Eye st. NV. D1. 202e
DOWNTOWN LOCATION. ESTABLISHED
cafeteria business. IN well located business
building. Building for sale with business
VIM. r. ELLIS. $50 Eye st. NV. D1. 2029
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SOUND INVESTMENT

SOUND INVESTMENT.
Brick. z rooms, bath. 140o block 9th st
NV. Zoned 1st commercial: lot 1sx105 to
alley. Rented 8 years to present tenant
at $3.50 . year. Priced to sell, $4,000;
terms.
i7Ie Eye st. NV NV m Hation.f ssST sSSTT
Small Investment-Big Returns.
3-story brick building. near Union Sta
spts. % above. Rent. $500 = year year. Larse
return on your money-if purchaser
desires possession Of the store, 1t can be
2-story business property on downtown
K ST.. leased to one tenant who heats
building and pays S2,100. Reasonable
cash payment required
One 4-family nat and one s-family both
nearly new, fully rented and splendid in
vestments. Call Mr.. Whiteford.
McKEEvER & WHITEFORD. D1. 9706.
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GEORGETOWN
BETHESDA. MD.

Lovely 4-bedroom brick. almost new.
freshly painted; near school and bus Ex-
attractive kitchen and bath; fully insu--
lated; copper plumbing and guttering and
slate roof. fireplace. screened tiled porch,
ba sement floor completely tiled and with
extra toilet; very large lot with beautiful
shade and ornamental trees and landscap-
ing. home of real charm, in a high
class. restricted neishborhood. Immediate
possession, as owner, is leaving town:
s11 500, very reasonable terms. Inspec-
ton by appointment only.
S E. BOGLEY. Wi 55o0. 8 AM-a Pm.
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CHEVERLY. MD.

Attractive 2-story. 7-room brick and
frame dwelling, corner lot, oil heat, open
4replaee. two bsths,- side porch; / block
from bus. AT. 0o80.
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STORES For pEhT

1867 COLUMBIA RD.-MoDERN. LARGE
store, 1875 feet; 2 lavatories; busy sec
ton; ideal for any business. dixie
REALTY Co. MA. $780,
GROUND FLOOR = HEAT FURNISHED,
VIC; 18th and Columbia I'd. NV: S76 mo-
~. T, AuL Co., 925 10th st. NV. Ma
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE m NEARBY MARYLAND
81 acres.
II acres.
10 acres.
houses
Must sell-being drafted In Army. No
reasonable offer refused No dealers. For
further information write to LOUIS
MITCHELL, R. F. D. Riverdale, Md. Care
B. M. Cady. 27'
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BARGAIN, "a ACRES.

$500 down. Fruit, truck and poultry
farm with cozy 6-rm. bunsalow. 'front.'
money maker. Old people retiring. JOHN
BURDOFT. Co1esvile, Md. Ashton 3e4e
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PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.
Operating Under Uniform Small
Loan LdDS.
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WOODSTDF-S11 75O

Rambling Williamsburg home with first-
hoor bedroom and bath: fully screened
bedrooms and bath; maids atrs.: buiit-in
garage: tall shady oak trees Loca ted
among homes mostly of higher value.
struction--good condition - good neigh
bors-good buy. Open today. Call
R. P. RIPLEY. SH. 1889: EVE. CHI. 7OS4.
GEORGETOWN,
l646 33rd St rooms, bath: garden;
reasonably priced, $4,000.
ARENDES REALTY CO., 1907 Wis. Ave,
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FUTURE.
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF TWo-sToRY BRICK
NV. HEAT. NO. 1911 POTOMAC
AVENUE Sc, WITH BUILT.IN

AzyESgE AzyEENSggEE Sc wffH S01IT.6
s III .ss s sss f0 ss e. 6.t s. 81
cured thereby. the undersigned trustees
will offer for sale by PUBLIC auction: il, il
front Of premises. on WEDNESDAY, THE
FURtn FouR-THiRTY If! o'cLocK M the follow:
ng-described property in the District OF
Knapp's subdivision Of lots in Square
Corded i-ls IN t the once Of the suTvesoT. for
the District Of Columbia in Liber "a at
Terms OF SALE: Fifteen per centum
Of the purchase money to be paid in cash,
balance in monthly installments, repre-
sented by promissory notes OF purchaser,
payable one dollar for each 500, including
interest at six per cent per annum from
day Of sale. payable semi-annually. secured
or ali cash at option Of purchaser. A de.
posit Of $500 REQUIRED of purchaser. at
sale Examination Of title. conveyanctng,
at cost OF purchaser Terms to be COM
piled with within thirty days from day Of
sale. otherwise trustees reserve the right
to resell property at risk and cost Of de-
faulting purchaser. after nve days ad-
yertisemeSn,t Of such ~, resale IN some news
deposit may be forfeited. or without. for
selves Of any legal or equitable rishts
against defaulting purchaser.
RAYMOND j. VIERBUCHEN,
EDMUND NJ EMMER1CH.
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S8,5OO-ON HILL.

Nice setting. .s6-acre stock farm
phone, nice lawn, beautiful trees, pool
large bank barn: 20 miles to Capitol
Halt cash. JOHN BURDOFT, Colesville
Md. Ashton 3846
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NEW HOMES-S19O DOWN.

NEW HOMES-$19O DOWN.
We offer new bungalows in Kensinston,
iram hevy o Spp96
cut ave. F.. H. A. approved. Meet all re-
auirements of discriminating home buyers.
Large rooms. full basement and attic; large
wooded lots, near excellent transportation
to Government buildings.
KENSINGTON REALTY CO., KENS. 461-W
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.


i2ass 1sao,41 4i1ooR iDG SEDAN an cash, or viii
ference: cai oliver s444e' " '"'A '''
WILL BUY any make car for. auto dealer
N Mr. dftsnss neas VS. sesa assss ss' 0ut0fcity buyer
sAsa E9T xsST az Da4 ssi soToss
e1aa aas asai ineses eesn.ss:u ss5 FSsS vs.
s400. open evenings and Sundays.
y, WIIh HI PAY up up to $1,000 cash for le41
Mo. s4oo open ewes. and sundays. sys.'u''
sA1 od Ss 9 osiso sdse ss ssa 81 esnn.es
cut. Wo. s400. Open ewes. and Sundays.
WILL PAY UP. to 5000 cash for 1871 olds-
Wo. 5000 open ewes. and Sundays. Wv
VII WILL PA PAY up to $3.50 cash for - Pontiac
S sss ssSs 0'ss; rs sSSS
SPOT CASH WITHOUT DELAY for 's6 to
cars csrS srinp M6RrF MSSs hFavs sood t1sss! Glssn
MOTOR Co. l4th and Pa. ave. Sc. " -"
NO GAS RATIoNING; indiana dealer in
q this hlgh MARKET eaIl cal North at as1s'as' ss1s.
WANTED: WANT -, 1e4l plymouth sedan. also
GadnsS moors aae hfssSs 5ss Sns
ST.. Alexa ndria, Va. TIE. 313l
FULL RETAIL PRICE PAID, immediate
Gasn, Wllhams Auto. Sales, goth and Rhode
maSe nAsa Of for mCae ra for
Roper Roper Motor Co.. 1880 r. l. ave: ne.
NORTH CAROLINA DEALER wants Fords
and and GneyToiets 1881 40 also oldsmobiles
SSHdPYARp s. YaIsI WORKER in Baltimore needs
": g: Williams. Gambrilils. Md A''1' "A'''
PLYMOUTH, 1910 or 1871, de luxe 4-door;
loW mileage; heater; no dealers. Hobart
PLYMoUTHs N GooD coNpfTfoH, ffGTT5 Any Any
YEAR YEA . MopEL. RE- NJ TRIANGLE MOTORS,
wHHN FRE6 on !. l4t5 M6RgErg 81 RRI4F l1F. IN.
1879 14th St. (Bet. P and ouel. Du. eeo4
1887 CARS S25 MORE
than average Spot cash ME. 31se.
WE WILL PAY A PREMIUM
For clean 1910 and 1941 automobiles.
GENE CAsTLEBERRY,
l4th and Pa. Ave. Sc. LU. 0327.
WE SPECIALIZE IN FINER CARS.
WILL PAY MORE
For Cars Answering the Description.
81 HAWKINS.
1888 14th St. NV. Dupont 4455.
HIGHEST
CASH PRICES
FOR PLEASURE CARS.
STATION WAGONS,
TRUCKS.
We will pay. OF your unpaid balance
and give you the difference in cash. No
waiting. No red tape.
Phone Us. We Will Come to Your Car
and Give You Our Highest Price.
LUSTINE-NICHOLSON,
Hyattsville, Md. WA 1900
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AVAIIABIE IMMEDIATEIY

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
IN THE HEART OF BARNABY WOODS,
Bedroom about Is IT. square with ad-
joining bath on first floor. good-sized dining
room, unusually nice kitchen equipment;
second floor has 2 bedrooms Of master
in recreation room with fireplace, space
for maids room, built-in garage: shade
trees, rear yard with picket fence; storm
windows and doors.
REALLY FINE HOME AT S1495O.
EDW. H. JONES g. CO., INC.
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ROOMING HOUSE.

14-room brick house. IL bedrooms 4
baths; excellent income; near Columbia
Price. $4,000 Cali EN- 1890 TIL pm.
F. A. TWEED CO., 55O4 Conn ave
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.
WANTED, pickup Or stake body truck, any
MAKE or model; I pay cash. williams,
2Oth and r. ]. ave. ne North Ra1S
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sToRERooM. HIGH ARCH CELL.
ing, marble side. balcony room, Q
toilets, large vault. Ideal for loan
company. 949 9th st. NV. Phone
Executive 1923. 64S Earle Bldg.
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rooms. "a bathrooms. kitchen, built-in
garage, automatic gas heat and hot-water
heat: large ground; price, $4,000; must
sell. owner going in Army. 900 Ridge I'd.
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CONN. AVE SECTION.

Exceptional home of this character. only
brick, 2 inelosed porches, finished attic.
You will fall in love with this one. Only
S1l 900. Phone EN-. 1890 until pm.
F. A. TWEED Co 55O4 Conn Ave
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED HoTs
2 rooms and bath, new, l to 5 year leas
one years rent in advance. Phone Gle
005S, 6 pm. to pm.
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BE WISEl BUY NOWIl

Near Catholic Univ: det. corner, s large
rooms. bath; porches, GARAGE, etc.; SPACIOUS
possession. $3.50, terms.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.. ME. 54OO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
Threaten Prep Lead

Hamtramck, Cooley and Mac
kenzie. the three indicated teams
in the high school football league,
will be hard pressed TO maintain
their first place positions in the
east and west divisions through the
coming weekend.
The Cosmos, alone in the eastern
division spotlight, meet DENLY on
the latter's grounds.
DENLY fell from the undefeated
ranks last week when North
eastern scored a TO upset over
the confident Tars. Hamtramck
looked unimpressive in the scoring
zones as it handed Pershing a 90
trimming. If DENLY wins, the
league will be wide open again
with a two-way tie for first place
and possibly a three. If Pershine
defeats Highland Park in another
Thursday game.
On the west side, Mackenzie
rates favorite spot in the game
against Western, but the Cowboys
have Marshall Mosher and Oliver
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
And He's Wrestler of Note. Too

Agases accomplishments do not stop with football Al
though he had previous wrestling experience before becoming
candidate for Coach HEX Kenneys freshman squad two
ago. he developed remarkably fast to become Illinois heavy
weight representative in his sophomore year.
Despite the his 1876 pounds made him the lghtest
in the conference Agase but of eight dual
matchesthat Frank Ruggieri OF Purdue Big Ten
captured third place in the conference champion
ships In the consolation Agase defeated Al Wster
renty AAmerca tackle candidate at Michigan whom ne
spotted Is pounds.
Each evening practice Agase mpresses his Tau Kappa
Epsilon brothers with eats of strength With 100
pound boy standing his stomach he arches his back into
bridge supporting weight his back and legs One of
the most players squad Agase through
a routine setting up exercises every night
in the marine and expects to be
called any 1e43 Enrolled in the School of
Physical Education he plans coaching when the
Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
M Results Stand
Photo by Tines star Photographs,
Continued from First Sport Page)

be not misunderstood, I want to
point out that Michigan coaches
and players at no time ques-
toned the legality of the drop
kick, or that there were more
than II men on the field, or less
than seven on the line of scrim-
mage.
The only question raised by
Capt. George Ceithaml was I'm
regard to the penalty which
should have been assessed with
the clock running and since the
kick was made In the last sec
Onds of play, time would have
expired before any play could
have been made.
at was one of those unfortu-
nate mistakes. a bad break for
Michigan. But any person is
human and likely 10 make mis-
takes. We bear no iii will and
as far as we are concerned, we
would be glad TO have the same
officials for any game"
And that closes a chapter tina
goes in with the fifth downs an
other mistakes that can happen il
any game. no matter how aler
the officials are.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
Bowling Luck
Slows Major s
STANDINGS

Bowling's luck is evident today
in the case of Standard last night
al Crest Lanes in the Michigan
Major League.
Standard helped by a 1031-1098,
had 3044 10 3007 for Altes. but the
latter won two games and Ellis
w a X e RS sharpShooters lost a
chance 10 shorten the road TO first
place.
De Luxe-D improved its position
by scalping Virge's. 1892 TO 2620
Tony Novak assembling 237-222-
217 for SIC, enough to lead the
league. Tom DoraZio Of Altes con-
nected for 600 from 233-191 -236
On the Standard side. Bob John
ston had est and Walker 500
Altes had an 100 opener-one oil
the highest games tailed in the
circuit this season.
At Ramona, Pepsi-Cola picked
UP three from Queen on 2630 Il
1887 and kept pace with De Luxe
Arthurs, now known as Myrtles
lost three 10 Ramona, 2S12 tc
25l3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
PLAYED at Tackle Post in I94l

In spring drills Bob Zuppke discovered Agase had
developed into his best takers and decided to keep
center But when the positions became his chief prob
lens he shifted Agae right tackle where he started each OF
the eight games of the 1941 campaign
Weighing only 1877 pounds and standing feet ~ nches
Apase was the ghtest regular tackle the Big Ten yet
against behemoths like Dick Wdung of Minnesota AL
Wert of Michigan and ALI Bauman of ne played
200 minutes of aggressive including 60 at Ohio State
Agase has himself since Ray Eliot moved him back
To guard on the opening day of September drills
Against Butler Agase led all nemen with IL tackles
Against Minnesota played 60 minutes made tackles
than any Illinois neman and through some alert oa
hawking scored two of Illinois three touchdowns he had
scored touchdown grade and high school competition
game Agase broke through to block punt by
Tom the first of Illinois two touchdowns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
HES TEAMS LEADING TACKLER NOW

If Alexander Agase easily discouraged he wouldn't De
one top ranking guards in the Western
s University of Illinois He probably wouldn't be playing
football at all. =,
Born % years ago mother who had endured tremendous
hardship 10 bring Alexis sister from her home IN Persia
through warorn Europe America Agase has been overom
ing handicaps all his life
Aqase comes by his fighting qualities naturally for ne Is
Of the ancient Assyrian philosophical by Lord
Byron his poem beginning The Assynan came DOWN m
wolf on fold IS said that fewer than looooo oe
dans Of this race remain on today The Assyrians
are a different from the Syrans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
Only One
New Ring
hannpiOn

PATERSON. n. J.. Oct. 90
(INS).-The National Boxing As
sociation's final roundup of service
and civilian boxers ratings on a
prewar basis, released today,
shows but one newcomer among
the champions. batamweight
Manuel Ortiz of Los Angeles.
Ortizsr right 10 the royal robes
Is disputed by the New York COM
mission, but this misunderstanding
probably Will be Strengthened out
in a Mexico City ring before the
next n. p. A quarterly ratings, IN
which service men frozen out OF
action will be in a special hon
orary class.
Abe Green Of Paterson, presi-
dent Of the ~. b. A.. said today
that. promoter Baldnnero Romero
of Mexico City is trying 70 arrange
a bantamweight title fight of Is
rounds between Ortiz. a California
Mexican. and Lou Salica of New
York, from whom Ortiz took the
crown on August Z.
The New York commission re-
fuses 70 recognize Ortiz because
his victory over Salica al Holly
wood. Cal was, over the l2-rounC
route instead ot the I5-round dis.
fance which New York requires
Hestywsight-Jos Loub; Billy Conn and
Bob Pastor
Llgh, heavyweight Gus Lssnevlch
nfrfFI mr.H
NiddleWeigtt Tony Zsie, Georgis
Abrams Tony Martin and Nate Bolden
WeterWeighi Freddie Cochrsne. Pa,
Fobinson. FrtTie Zivic Henry Arustrong
Marty Servo California Jackie Wilson
Lightweight Sammy Angoii Ale stoil
ard Tippy Lsrkin.
FeathsrweiEhi - Piitsburrh Jackie WI
son: Chalky Wright Willie PEP. Lul1
Costantino Nike nafs
Bsnumweiehf- Manuel Ortiz Xvi KonI
young
FlyveiEhi-Litts Dsdo JACKIE Ptttsr
son anc Peter kAns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
.DBF Fans Mourn
Jack Williams

youngsters have lost friend
and teacher today the Detroit
Baseball Federation has lost
co-worker and a fine gentle
man." II. G.. Johnson. executive
of the department OF recreation,
was the speaker.
In this manner Johnson told the
crowd gathered at the Fort Shelby
Hotel last night for the annual
banquet of the DBF of the deatf
of Jack Williams, manager of Bat
talon No. IL, winner of the Fire
mans midget championship.
Williams, who died early yester'
day, was to have attended thi:
affair to accept trophy for hi:
teams efforts. He has been in pool
health for several months anc
was told by his physician at the
end of last season to give w
athletic activities.
Williams was manager of No. II
for seven years. but this was his
first championship team. The near
est he had come to winner was
in 1885. when his No. IL won II
straight, only to lose the twelfth
the championship match. Each
year thereafter he made the play
offs, only to see the championship
fade away.
In Glass A. Auto Club received
the National Trophy from thu
American League. Sans was giver
the Walter o. Briggs trophy as
winner in Class B. Bradford Shoes
received a trophy from Square
Deal Miller, for winning the Glass
c championship.
In Class D, the Fred c. Nagel
trophy went to Hudson Local 154
st. Rita's was the winner of the
j. L. Hudson trophy for Class f,
and West Side Sports winner in
Class c. received rings given by
Bradford Shoes.
Awards of most valuable player
were given to Anthony Bukovich
in Class A; Raymond Nelligan,
Class B: Roy Stevens, Class c;
John Bunnell. Class D: Tadeusz
Janiszewski, Class +, and William
Glane, midgets.
Don Wattrick, WXYZ-Detroit
Times sports announcer, was
POSTMASTER. Among the speakers
were Wish Egan of the Tigers,
Charlie Gehringer, former Tiger
second baseman, and Roy Cullen
bine, former Tiger and now a
of the. New York Yankees.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
Too Lioht for His Prep Team

Renorting for football freshman at Evanston High
school Asase was too light make the squad AS sophomore
he lacked experience and forced to play with the freshmen
In junior year he barely managed to make the junior
and seemed that despite his gameness Agase might never be
a regular.
But in year determination finally rewarded Agase
with frststrng guard what called the finest
eleven Clint Frank and Bob Weights played there
in 1888.
AS an Illinois freshman Agase weighing slightly more than
1sn mounds saw only limited center the annual
varstvrosh game logged determination eventually
paid by the end of the season. ase was the no.
freshman pivot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
MAKES HEADWAY

With the resumption of boxing
at Olympia this fall, Hayes has
made his greatest strides. On the
first show. September 4. he fought
in a preliminary bout. knocking
out Glib Jones Of Cincinnati in
the second round. On the strength
of that performance he was given
the semifinal spot on the Bob
Pastor-Buddy Scott card.
Hayes came through again with
an eight-round victory over Jackie
Hill, rugged Chicago middleweight,
who also has fought Jimmy Edgar
and Harold Hazlett here. Hill. in
cidentally, will be seeking repeat
victory over Hazlett in the main
preliminary tomorrow night.
That was the first time Hayes
had gone eight rounds, but he
breezed through IL just as easily
as he did on the last show when
he went 10 rounds to defeat Lou
Woods in his first main event. He
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29

It will be just seven months to
the day that Charley Hayes turned
professional when he meets Phil
Muscato of Buffalo, N. Y, tomor-
row night at Olympia in one OF
the two 10-round bouts featuring
the show.
1t was on March 80 that he
made his debut at the Moose
Temple by knocking out Johnny
Kardis in the first round. Since
then he has had eight fights. win
ming them all and jumped TO the
status of a main eventer.
It's a remarkable record for any
fighter, but the rise of the Fern
dale middleweight might have
been even more meteoric had
there been more shows on which
he could appear. Only two Of his
nine fights have been outside oil
Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29

Misko as a pass combination that
could get out of hand.
Cooley, tied with the Stays for
the lead. meets u. of ID. High, UNI
beaten but tied once.
Northeastern, fresh from its
victory over DENLY last week.
tangles with Eastern at Mack
Park under the lights. The Falcons
look TO win because of their previ-
Gus upset however Easterns recordf
at the home field evens the oddsV
considerably.
The schedule follows:
THURSDAY
Southeastern At Northern, $3.50 D. m
Hamtramck at DENLY, p. m.
-Pershing at Highland Park D. m
Northeastern VS.. Eastern n Mack PARK
80 .. m,
chadsey at Central $50 p. m.
Wilbur Wright AT BEDFORD, $3.50 .. m.
Mackenzie al Western, 4 p. m.
SATURDAY
Northwestern at southwestern. 2 p. N.
Cooley vs.. u. Of ID. at U. OF ID. Stadium.
--------------
Both ends of Indiana UniVer-
Isity's football team are of Greek
extraction-Pete Pihos and Ted
'HaSapeS,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
Daley May Not Start

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 20 (INS)
Herman Frickey, Gopher handy
man, was working out today In
the left halfback position in place
of Bill Daley. who may not be
able to start for Minnesota
against Northwestern Saturday.
The Gophers took to the air
yesterday with Frickey and Joe
Silovich doing the pitching.