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yOu WON'T RELIEVE
FOR SALE AT COST.

This 6-room Colonial brick house in Ar
lIncjon $ only $3.50: att. gar, lovely
lot. best nClghhOrhood. near all schools
Toe huS CH Nh
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STUDIOS.

SALE OR LEASE
2-STORY BRICK BUILDING IN ST. MAT
THEW'S CT. ADJACENT conn. AND R
/ AVESD COMMERCIAL ZONE; SUIT
ABLE FOR STUDIO AND BUSINESS
L. W. GROOMES. l719 EYE ST.
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CHEVROLET 1889 master de luxe coupe;
Mars gray. mechanically perfect, very clean
throughout, excellent tires, small cash
payment, take over payments. Call Frank
lin ARco
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TIRES %, 7.0Oxl5. used, or viii ex
change for 6.50xl6 or 6.00x16. Rock
willie 100.
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WILLYS 1887 4-door: perfect condition:
will sell for best cash offer. Trinidad
4E-4 after q D m
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

BUSINESS PROPERTY ON R. I. AVE. NE.
approximately 5000 TT on first floor,
present time for S225 a month. Sale
price, $4,000. Phone WA. 1901 for ap-
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TUBES, 6.OOxl6 and other sizes. S1.25
each; open Sun. till ! noon, only. 1926
Pierce st. NV. RE. 1898.
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BUCKS, BUCKS, l941 super conv. club
coupe. 81 .345; 941 sedanette black White
SIMMONS MOTORS. 1887 14th st. NV.
Nnrth oI61
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To Discriminating Buyer
PETWORTH BARGAIN.
OPEN TODAY TO 9 PM.
4 NEW HOMES.

Bradley Hills, 1924 Bradley blvd. Be
theSda, Md-7-room homes, containing
large living room with fireplace and
screened porch, paneled library. with Law,
2 bedrooms and = baths md floor, altic,
built-in garage large basement automatic
heat: nice LOT Near transportation. In
Spect Sat afternoon and sunday Out
Wisconsin ave, turn left on Bradley b!yd.
F NJ. FRY. INC. $50 Wisconsin ave.
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FORD 1887 Tudor black sedan: good con,
dition: mos. old rings 500. Can
FRANKLIN l5Q6
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MERCURY 1910 four-door touring sedan;
lustrous black finish; good tires; superior
car in every way: must be sold TO SATISFY
CREDITORS FINANCE CO, 2l9 md
ST NV
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

100 ACRES. LEVEL FARM LAND. WATER
front, good road, cleo; As miles D. c.
81 900. Box 235-T. Star. 30
MY COUNTRY ESTATE ON 500 FIT OF
water front. at W. Annapolis. l094 acres,
within 3 minutes drive to Naval Academy
grounds, main residence has bedrooms
with maids quarters also 3 bungalows
on place, all completely and nicely fur
nished: gas, electricity, fine drinking
water. large strawberry bed. fruit trees of
all kinds, abundance OF shrubbery. large
wharf and boathouse; an opportunity sell
dom offered. NJ. SOLMSON, care Elk's
Club, 307 w. Fayette St. BALTIC. Nd.
GROOM EURN. HOUSE on CUcKoLp
ToRGAN Water s Mdde96Tn PA NRS
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DRIVE RIGHT OUT
CASH WAITING!
We buy quick. no delay. take all models
i 90 Benning rd. ne.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1871 special 4-door sedan; excel
lent tires: used very little: orig. owner; no
for responsible party through local dealer.
Mrs Singer. ia R44S
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OLDS l94l coupe and station wagon. both
fully equipped, hydramatic drive; kept and
look like new; run less than 5000 NIL, tires
sacrifice will consider trade on late Chev.
or Ford station wagon. Phone original
owner mo Dealers, Adams S746. 1904
sf
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CADILLAC l94l 7-pass. Fleetwood limou
sine; 4 900 miles, perfect condition. equip
Vogue custom tires, puncture-proof tubes,
spare tire and tube, Car delivered June .,
has been stored sine Jan. ., 1912. $4,000.
Innuire Mr. Hoover District 40hO.
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STORES FOR RENT.

930 9th ST. N.W-CORNER OF ALLEY
double entrance. full basement; heat IN
GUIDED $50. LINKINS co, ! Dupont
STORE. 25xl2O FT. ON GEORGIA AVE
IN Silver Spring, near park and shopping
center Sligo Pisa
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NASH 1899 four-door touring sedan: Jet
black finish Very clean Equipped with
radio and clinatiZer. Immaculate, We
are forced to sell this car. NO, REASON
ABLE OFFER REFUSED. FINANCE CO..
01Q ond ST n w
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TIRES or good 6.50xl6 tires. Call
between and 10 Pm CH. $3.50.
TWO 8. .OOx16, good used or recapped. Call
Falls Church 1884 after z pm.
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CHEVROLET 1910 2-door sedan; one
owner car that runs and looks like new!
The tires are hardly worn and the maroon
finish is perfect. Equipped with a nne ra-
dio and has many extras. Now 1895. Eye
It Try 1t! Buy It'll TREW MOTOR CO.,
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AN EXCELLENT RIIY

Almost new, modern limestone store
building and home in active section on
Wisconsin ave. Immediate possession
Four bedrooms and 2 baths on Ind floor
Three-car brick garage. Gas heat. Close
to new Sanitary Market, Sears, Roebuck
etc. Owner will sell below cost.
PHILLIPS g. CANDY, INC,
MA 1900. Realtor. 1912 18th St NV
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IhvEsTMENr PROPERTY FOR SALE.
5-FAMILY APT.
a SACPJETCE


NV. section, near car line; requires
only $4,000 to purchase this building and
will return you over 35Ts on your invest
ment. You will have all your investment
back in 3 years. Call Mr.. Whiteford,
MckEEVER WHrTEFORD DI. 9706.
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PROPERTY WANTED,

4-FAMILY FLAT IN NV, FEATURING 2
bedrooms, modern. Call MR. GREGG.
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LOTS WANIEQ.

IN ARLINGToN-WITH IMPROVEMENTS,
near transportation, lot suitable to build
attractive bungalow ROBERT E. HEAT
ER. SIS 18th st. NV, Room 500. Ma.
Ago Gfs
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CHEVROLET 1910 club convertible coupe;
gray black top, red trim. radio. heater,
excellent tires: trade and terms; S665;
guaranteed.
WHEELER, INC.-Ordway 1920.
4SlO Wisconsin Ave 42Ol Wisconsin Ave.
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TlReS EoR SALE

TIRES FOR SALE.
Ss 81 sSsts or '';s ;oss sI VII ROCK e.
TUBES. e.OOx16 and other sizes. SI.255
each; open Sun. till ! noon. only. 1873
Pierce st. NV. RE. 1898.
TIRES WANTED.
TIRES or. 2 good e;sOxls tires. Call
TWO 6. .OOx16. good used or recapped. Call
Falls Church 1854 after pm.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.
FORD 1925 DE1IyERYM II f,sSn tor panel truck :.
able. Mr. Harrison. 1918 14th st. NV.
CHEVROLET 1897. de luxe sedan delivery;
excellent paint: brand-new tires, l good
spare; must sacrifice. GE. 1888.
Excellent condition. good tires and very
clean appearance. Compare this price,
1925. Hersons Auto Parts. MI. ZOO.
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.
SgIGK Cash So, any make car arwo r00P rs206
Open aves and Sun.
Smith 5s Ry Tss Usd Car AaIts S. No No
Florida ave. ne.
CASH FOR YOUR CAR, hishest prices
paid See US today. GLADNEY MOTORS,
1646 King ST., Alexandra. Va. TIE. 3l31.
DRIVE TO CROSSTOWN MOTORS and get
absolutely more cash for your car in nve
minutes: don't sell until you get our prices.
1921 Biadensburg I'd. ne. at N. ave.
FULL retail price paid in immediate cash,
No chiSeling. Williams Auto Sales. 1879
Rhode Island ave. ne. NO. S31S.
WE WANT to buy 1941 FORD. Have
immediate buyer. Hishest cash price paid.
TREW MOTOR CO.. 14th and Pa. ave. sc.
CHEVROLETS AND FORDS WANTED.
Pay TOD price. Drive in. Fred L. Nor
gsn's lot. 1929 14th st. NV.
DON'T SELL UNTIL YOU SEE US.
BARNES MOTORS,
ASK for MT. Barnes for Appraisal
WE SPECIALIZE IN FINER CARS
WILL PAY MORE
For Cars Answering the Description.
81 HAWKING ~ ,
WE BUY CARS-'38 TO Al.
Large Phila. company will positively
pay top price for any nice private car
with good tires. Call our representative.
Mr. Samuel Michaelson, MA. $50 from /
pm. TO b.
DRIVE RIGHT OUT
CASH WAITING!
We buy quick. no delay. take all models,
2109 Benning rd. ne.
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CHEVROLET 1870 special de luxe; low
mileage and good tires. Dupont 1856
after q nm
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BOT 7th ST. NV.

1929 H ST NE-LARGE. MODERN
front store with Groom apt, hrSt-class
business section, rent reduced. Call Mr.
EMEII- Ma SNN0
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PONTIAC 1887 4-door trunk sedan rides
very comfortably, good condition: one
owner; original mileage only 80, 600: must
sell priced low for a quick sale: $3.50.
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FORD 1898 de luxe "s5'' Tudor sedan;
mechanical shape; looks and runs hne'
Evening star., 1942-10-11
Sinkwich Stars on His Birthday
As Georgia Routs Ole Miss

Sophomore Charley Conerly and
Mississippi's great senior guard,
Honey Britt, kept the Rebels from
a shut-out. With six minutes to 60
in the fourth quarter, Britt inter-
cepted a Georgia pass and raced so
yards for a touchdown.
Less than minute later. Conerly
took a Georgia punt and raced 80
yards behind spectacular blocking
for Mississippis second touchdown.
Mississippi held Georgia scoreless
with brilliant counter ATTACK in the
first quarter, but the Rebel defense
crumpled under incessant pounding
and Skinwich scored twice before
the half
Ole Miss gave way completely in
the third and Sinkwich, Lamar,
Davis, King and Lee each scored to
run the score to 41-0. Trippi gained
the final touchdown in the fourth
quarter
Evening star., 1942-10-11

whitewater Teachers 10; Stevens Point Teachers 0.
Kalamazoo, "a; Hope, 8.
Northern Michigan College, 26; Michigan Tech, 8.
Albion, a. Hillsoale, IL.
knox, 10; Grinnell, T.
Cincinnati, 21: Centre 0.
Capital A. Bluffton, 0.
Marquette "a; Iowa State H.
De Pauw IL; Naval Radio School, g.
Manchester, Z; Hanover, o.
Luther, 10; st. Olaf 13 (tie).
Cornell 1owa), 7; Belot 0.
Ripon, 20; Coe, 0.
Platteville Teachers 6: Oshkosh Teachers, 0.
Concorda. 46; Wampeton Naval Training. o.
Western Illinois Teachers IA; Northern Illinois Teach
ers, IA (tie)
North Central, IA: Wheaton. 0.
Augustana, 81; Monmouth, O.
Bowling Green, 26; Ball State, H.
Valparaiso IA: Indiana State 2.
Wabash 80; Franklin, 0.
Westminster, 0; Hiram, (tie).
American International, O.; st. Lawrence tie).
Indiana state Teachers IA; Waynesburg, Z.
Mansfield Teachers, 80; Kutztown Teachers, 0.
Allegheny, 3d. Earlham, 0.
Tarkio, 39 York (Nebro 49,
/ SOUTHWEST
Baylor 20; Arkansas, Z.
Texas, I, Oklahoma, o.
Texas Christian, Al; Kansas, 6.
Corpus Christi, ls; Texas A. and M, Z.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN.
Brigham Young, IL; Utah, 7.
Wyoming 3d. Greeley State, 0.
Utah Second Air Force. 81 Fort Douglas, o.
Idaho Southern, n; Logan (Utah) Marines, 0.
FAR WEST.
Santa Clara, 7; California, g.
st. Mary's Navy-Pre-Flight, 4o; Alameda Coast
Guard, O.
UCLA, 80; Oregon State, I.
College Pacific, o; California Ramblers, 0.
Portland u, IS; Western Washington, 0.
Santa Ana Air Base. 27 Whittier. IL.
March Field Fliers, IS; Redlands, IA.
SCHOLASTIC
CRANKY, 20; Thomas jefferson, (Richmond), IA.
Mercersburg Academy, "A; Franklin and Marshall, H.
Evening star., 1942-10-11
BY the Associated Press.


MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 10.-The
Georgia football team gave birth
day party for Fireball frankie Sink
wicl in Crump Stadium today, and
a fine time was had by all except
Mississippis Rebels, who were
mauled 48-13.
1t was almost a track meet for the
Orange Bowl champions, playing for
the first time this year at top speed,
and they cut down Mississippi like
a power driven harvester, gaining "a
first downs to the Rebels S, and pill
ing up 654 yards on rushing and
passing against 78.
The defeat was the worst suffered
by Harry Mehre, Mississippi coach,
since Tennessee whipped his team
47-0 in 1898.
Sinkwich, Georgia's All-America,
celebrated his 22d birthday by
punching over three touchdowns, but
his understudy, Sophomore Charley
1rippi, stole the spotlight with run
ming and passing every bit as bril-
liant as his captain. He gained 1873
yards in 13 slashing trips through
Mississippi's line-better than 10
yards a try-and completed five of
eight passes for 125 more.
Sinkwich carried the ball 13 times
for SO yards and completed seven of
Is passes for another 86.
Evening star., 1942-10-11
Mccullough S End Run
For Episcopal kips
ST, Christopher
Lone Score Of go Come
Made After Penalties
Drive Saints Back

Episcopal High School of Alexan-
dria opened it's Virginia State prep
school competition successfully yes
terdsy as it defeated St. Christo-
pher of Richmond, 60.
Most of the game was puntinc
duel between Christopher's Sam
Swindell and Episcopals Chester
Waterman. but the Alexandria lads
were quick to capitalize on two sue
cesive penalties against the Rich
mond boys in the third period to
push over the games only score.
The Saints. running from deep
in their own territory as the third
quarter began, were penalized for
clipping and offside. They were
forced to kick from their end zone
and John Mccullough returned the
short punt to the Is.
In the first play, Mccullough,
while his interference faxed to the
left, went around right end for the
only score. His attempt for the
extra point was low.
st. Christopher never threatened
to score and penetrated re closer
than the Episcopal 80
Evening star., 1942-10-11
Washineton-Lee High
0verpowers Light
Western, 81
Red Roiders Surprise
By Touchdown Drive
In First Period

Westinghouse High power
housed Western into 32-7 submission
in yesterdays football game at Ball
ston. The light, fast Red Raiders
couldn't match the Generals In man
power, but they tossed a surprise by
not only stopping the Washington
Lee attack in the first period, but by
scoring themselves.
They tried rapidly after that before
the Generals reserve power and
Washington-Lee scored almost at
will with three touchdowns in the
second period and two more in the
third.
The Raiders made one threat be-
fore they actually scored in the
opening frame. Bob Frailey, West
ern end, recovered Eddie De Celle's
tumble on the General Is and the
Red team marched right down to the
goal only to have Duke O'Connell
tumble as he crossed After an ex-
change of punts, the Raiders ad-
vanced again with the payof play
46-yard pass from Welles Fendrich
to Bryan Bell, rookie sub back who
made fancy dash down the side
lines to tally.
The Generals second line then
came in. 1t was as good as the first
and WI. started to roll in the
second period. Jerry Lester ended
70-yard drive with a short plunge
over the goal. Eddie De Celle caught
pass from Jim Sprinkle and gal
Topped IS yards across and Sprinkle
ever from l foot out to end a As
yard march for the three second
period Washington-Lee scores.
In the third period De Celle Tailed
again on short plunge and Lester
intercepted a pass from Bud Talbot
and ran SIS yards to end the scoring
The Generals third team could de
nothing in the fourth quarter and by
then the Raiders were too far gone
| to accOmpliSh ANYTHING
Evening star., 1942-10-11
Results of Football Games Yesterday
FromP
Continued From Page C-1)

Manhattan Beach Coast Guard, 20; Villanova, 49,
Hamilton, 20: Hobart, 7.
Lock Haven Teachers 10; Slippery Rock Teachers 0.
Williams, So; Clarkson, 0.
Coast Guard, "A; Colby IL.
West Liberty, 20 Glenvie, 49,
Mercersburg Academy, II; Franklin and Marshall
Academy, 13.
Springfield, 1s; Northeastern o.
SOUTH
Rollins College, 4e; Washington and Lee, o..
Tennessee. "a; Dayton, s.
Virginia Tech, 49, Davidson 0.
Tulane 18; Rice, 7.
Georgia, 49, Mississippi, 13
Alabama, 81; Pensacola Filters, o.
Georgia Tech, 30: Chattanooga H.
South Carolina State. 7; Morehouse, g.
Tennessee Tech, 0; Morris Harvey. die).
Vanderbilt, Z Kentucky 6.
Georgia Pre-f1ight, 26; Duke, IL.
v. M l.. SO; Virginia, l8.
Prairie View, ID; Xavier, O.
Kentucky State Industrial, 50; Alabama A. and NJ O.
fiorloa, o, AUBURN, O
Appalachian State Teachers 27; High Point, o.
Navy Cloudbusters l9; North Carolina State, 7.
Miami, IS; Tampa 6.
Wake Forest, ID Furman, g.
Louisiana State, 16; Mississippi State, 6.
Randolph Macon, 6; Richmond, o.
MIDDLE WEST.
Illinois, 20: Minnesota l3
Ohio State. 49, Southern California II.
Purdue, Z; Northwestern 8.
Wisconsin. II; Missouri g.
Great Lakes, Z; Pittsburgh s..
Iowa Cadets, as; Michigan, II.
Michigan State, 46; Wayne, g.
Ohio University, s; Butler, o.
Wooster, 13; Heidelberg, 8.
Otterbein, %: Kenyon. o.
Miami (Ohio), So; Kent State, Z.
Iowa. 80; Camp Grant. 16.
Notre Dame, 27; Stanford, 0.
Washington (St. Louis), ~; Wichita, 8.
Ohio Northern, 6; Wittenberg, (tie).
Denson. n; Oberlin, s.
Indiana, II: Nebraska, o.
Elmhurst. 26; Eureka, I.
Upper Iowa, IS; Buena vista, o.
Carroll, 10: Lake Forest, Z.
Evening star., 1942-10-11
Mrs. P|att, DR.. Smith
Are Easy Winners
In Club Golf Finals

Mrs. Landra B. Platt successfully
defended her women's club golf
championship at the Chevy Chase
Club yesterday and Dr. Howard L.
Smith won the Congressional Coun-
try Club mems title.
Mrs. Platt defeated Baroness De
Cruben, and S, turning up and
playing out the round for score
of 83.
Smith defeated M. Parker Nolan,
former Congressional champion, 5
and 4. in an upset. Smith was up
at the turn with 40 and finished
the round with IS.
Other results: Second fight.
Mark Trice defeated Frank E. john
son, up. Third flight-Thomss j.
Crowell defeated o. U. Singer, 2
and 1. Fourth flight. J. Groom
defeated Carl Loef1er, / up.
Evening star., 1942-10-11
Texas Passes 10 10
Victory Over Tough
Oklahoma Team
Resorts to Aerial Play
After Finding Sooner
Line Is Too Rugged
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DALLAS, Oct. 10.-Texas pounded
futilely at a rugged Oklahoma line
for two periods today. then found
the Sooners were too slow to halt q
passing attack-so the Longhorns
pitched their way to TO victory
in the 37th renewal Of this colorful
intersectional football game.
1t was Roy Mckay who got into
the hair of the Sooners as did Jack
Grain in the immediate past years.
McKays pass from the Oklahoma
32-yard line deep in the third period
brought the touchdown. Kenneth
Matthews, one of the Texas track
men-halfbacks, took the pitch over
his shoulder and stormed across un-
touched for the score.
Mckay tried for the point and
missed, but Oklahoma was off-side
and on the second attempt the Long
horn fullback planted the ball be-
tween the posts.
A crowd of 200OO-less than half
the number that saw the contest last
year-was treated to a game jammed
with long runs and long passes-and
mighty kicking.
Evening star., 1942-10-11
Three Shutouts Mark
Grid Struggles in
Washington Loop

Three shutout scores in as many
games were turned in yesterday in
the Boys Club of Washington Foot
ball League.
Eastern Branch 5-pounders top
ped Georgetown Branch, TO, while
in the two 90-pound tits, Police
Boys Club No. 5 blanked Alexandria,
TO, and Merrick swamped Police
Club No. 4. 4l-O.
Evening star., 1942-10-11
Misses Title Cleanup
By Lone Hole Lost
To Mrs. Wa|per
Mid-AtIontie Conquerer
Coins Second Ranking;
Mrs. Brandon Third
BY WALTER McCALLUM.

Dy WAL IL In NkCOf1AAI u W.
Mrs. Walter r. Stokes is the No.
ranking feminine golfer around
Washington this year. and a COM
petitor who came within a hole or
two Of achieving little slam CT all
the major feminine titles in this
sector. The District and Maryland
women's champion tops the ranking
list of woman competitors in sport
which has made great strides over
the last decade. Women's golf this
year attracted bigger competitive
fields than did the mems tourna-
ments, and the women plan, barring
unforeseen events, to carry on their
affairs next year.
In field where there are half a
dozen standout competitors, Mrs.
Stokes was the top performer, and
rates the No. spot without any
question, although Mrs. Myron Davy,
No. woman golfer last year, did not
compete in the major affairs around
Washington in 1912.
Loses to Mrs. Walper.
Mrs. Stokes list of achievements
this year is resume OF the winning
Or losing-of the important tour
naments. Starting at Chevy Chase
In defense of her District champion
ship, she waded through the field
without serious opposition, winning
In the final from Mrs. Thomas o.
Brandon, the Columbia champion.
She accomplished much the same
stunt in the Maryland women's
championship. In both Journeys she
beat Mrs. Betty P. Meckley, long a
standout performer, setting at rest
any doubt that she was not the best.
Lone beating of the year in cham
pionship competition came to Mrs.
Stokes In the Middle Atlantic title
tourney. In this one she was defeat
ed on the last hole in the final by
Mrs. Leo Walper who came from
behind to beat the District champ
when she appeared well on the way
to winning her third straight major
crown, something no woman IN TINS
town has accomplished. Mrs. Wal
per's victory was we'll earned, and
was no fluke. although through the
18th hole Mrs. Stokes appeared the
winner.
Mrs. Walper Ranks Second.
Here is the way the ranking OF the
TOP feminine stars around town looks
this year:
No. l. Mrs. Walter r. Stokes,
District of Columbia and Mary
land champion.
No. 2, Mrs. Leo Walper, Middle
Atlantic champion.
No. 3. Mrs. Thomas o. Bran
don, runnerup for the District
championship and Columbia
titleholder.
No. 4, Mrs, Betty P. Meckley,
semi -finalist in the District ana
Maryland championships and
Kenwood champion.
No. S, Mrs. Lloyd G. Pray, a
consistent performer and runner
up in the Manor championship IN
addition to her semifinal position
in the District championship.
Mrs. Stokes also won the Manor
Country Club title and only few
DAYS ago underwent an emergency
appendectomy. She has resigned
from the Manor Country Club and
soon will join her husband at his
Army post in New Mexico.
Evening star., 1942-10-11
Mrs Stokes Only Once Rated Golfer District
BoyIor Grabs Foe
AeriuIs to Win
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark, Oct.
10.-Baylor's Golden Bears used
seven pass interceptions to great
advantage as they opened their
Southwest Conference football
season today with 20-to-7 vic
tory over the disappointing Ar
kansas Razorbacks before 1000
fans.
The Bears scored twice in the
second half to overcome a 7-6
sPorker lead.
Evening star., 1942-10-11
Duquesne Routs Kansas
For 10th STRAIGHT

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 10 LP.-Pow-
erful Duquesne recorded its six
teenth consecutive gridiron triumph
here tonight, easily winning a $50
decision from Kansas State.
Mike Kielbasa, Duke right half
back, led the attack as he scored
two touchdowns and kicked three
extra points.
Evening star., 1942-10-11
Champion Willow Tree
Plays Golden Bears

Willow Tree Club hopes to begin
defense of It's Washington Gridiron
Conference championship today
when it meets the Golden Bears in
the o'clock feature of double
header football schedule at Lin
coin Park, Oxon Hill, Md.
The champs took forfeit victory
last week when the season was
scheduled to start because Yellow
Jackets team had not received its
uniforms and could not play. In
today's opening game at l o'clock,
Capitol View, winner last week over
Ebenezer, 1870, meets the Jackets
Evening star., 1942-10-11
Georgia Tech Uses
Games as Practice
Py the Associated Press.

Fy the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, Oct. 10-Using ev-
cry player who wasn't out of
town visiting his grandmother,
Georgia Tech overpowered a
scrapping Chattanooga team,
30-12, today and took a lot of
lusty licks in doing it.
Coach Bill Alexander of the
Jackets was out to do a bit of
experimenting with his reserve
material and he did just that, to
the tune of 19 substitutions.
Evening star., 1942-10-11
Roosevelt Is Beaten
On Third-Quarter
Score by R.-M. A.
sr ecisl Dispatch to The Star.

srecial Dispatch to The Star.
FRONT ROYAL, Va, Oct. 10
A third-period touchdown gave
Randolph Macon Academy a 60
victory over Roosevelt High OF
Washington this afternoon.
Most of the first half was kick
ing duel, with the Jackets making
their most serious bid toward the
end with three successive passes
good for IS yards. Bob Hirsch Of
the Rough Riders intercepted on
his own Is to end this threat. In
the next period the host team
scored, with Traugh breaking
through tackle on a 35-yard touch
down jaunt.
Roosevelt made its only two first
downs In the final quarter, q triple
pass play gaining Is yards and .
fake reverse by Bill Garner adding
II more.
Evening star., 1942-10-11
Georgetown E|evens
Take Two Ti|ts in
Boys Club Loop

Georgetown teams won two games
Yesterday in the Georgetown Branch
Boys Club Football League. The
90-pounders won over Eastern
Branch, TO, and the 140-pound club
took 20 victory over Alban
Towers.
In the other games Central
Branch topped st, Joseph's. 2o-7. at
80 pounds; Merrick swamped PBC 4,
$50, at los pounds, and Friendship
Ramolers downed Victory Club, TO,
at lac pounds.