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Evening star., 1942-04-29
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

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CoNdENIAL YOUNG WOMAN TO SHARE
pm. 1854 columbia I'd. NV.
2726 18th ST. NE ROOMS, KITCHEN
semi-privsse bath; $3.50: will sell furni-
I474 COLUMBIA RID. NV. APT. 40
ele service; conv. loca ton. MI. 773O.
LIVING ROOM. . BEDRMS. B.. K, d.
nette and sleep. perch. nicely furn.:, new
oMn Msy t sib ,o4 Army NAVY ss nd R.Dp a9wh
lie 1875. '''' ''' % "'0'' so'' Nepu'-
230s AsHMEAD PL. Nw-CoMPLETELY
lun. luIn. apt' nvins rm dining rm., bedrms..
9a sa k and o1 e.ts ,,sr ssH 50 mo- ca, before
ALABAMA AVE sE.-DUPLEx APT.
sUmpietr,y epaiI Ny 1Trn r. rooms, kitchen bath;
Guiding gas, cleo. references. Box 3c3-A,
! ROOM, KITCHEN AND BATH, I1o1 NEW
Hampshlre ave. NV. Apt 206. Call after
. RocMs, DINETTF w1TCHEN. BATH;
nv; $50; Days. call MA. $3.50. Evenings.
WILL suBLET TO GENTLEMAN. NICELY
ne.r p1aont circ-. ss5 By aa1, ns ST. ST.
ONE OR TWO GIRLS WANTED TO SHARE
large. well-furnisbed apt in Northwest seo-
ton with two others; reasonable. Ran
dolph 0720.
3 mo. $50 Professional man to shrre apt.
with gentleman. so Professional lady to
share apt: with lady; air conditioned, $50.
COMBINATION LIVING BEDROOM.
kitchen. dinette and bath apt. completely
furnished: wish to sell furniture and sub
let npsrtmsTt Ds tnn eseusiy. nc section to draft
J2aR II UYrpN a
ldsire. light, gas. heat Jewish family Ii
FOR RATHER CONsFevATTvF COUPLE
srard w.n car aooe eomolsteiH N fu1ni.hsd spacious
Rigos road extended Ra-wvn 77o-J-a.
STUDIO PM: AND BEDROOM FOL DINO
aa3rs aif hnofwesn; nI,; .- isc kit bath; man and
NICELY FURNISHED Apt. NEW PAPER
and paint: rooms. the bath with shnwr-
screened porch: utilities furn: u book
from transp. Cell after ! nm. AT. 1881. :
13an 1oan, GGLpMssA HiI.psI s;,,. RD ,Nw-aTTR,
623 MASS. AVE. NE-BAsEMFNT APT.
part rent free for ianitor service: srn II
apartment house: references.
VIII. SUBLEAsE 2-BR FURNISHED APT
on 2sth st. Sc, June ] st to Oct 1st, 500;
adults; no pets. Trinidad O445
L.
in exchange for care Of motherless child
and home. Box 1874 Star.
WOMAN WILL SHARE APT WITH AN
other, Jewish preferred. Trinidad 1873
plete kitchen: bath: plenty hot water;
very reasonable.
LARGE FRONT APT. 3 RMS. KITCHEN,
private bath, suitable for 4; elec. refriger-
ator. all util. 1411 N st. NV. NO. 9640.
CEDAR COURTS, TAX. PARK. D. C.. 40
Cedar - hath. screened nOrCh,
util. incl. Ss7 so. MGR. GE. 0533.
SUBLET 3-RM APT. COMPLETELY
furn.; linens, china. etc; Colonial Village;
refs exch. CHI. 1000. Ext. 17s, after
$3.50 pm.
1923 9th ST. NW-2-RM APT. NICELY
furn.. or dble. furn, rm.. semi-pvt. bath
ana shower; gas. elec., telephone: empI
couple or gentlemen. TAYLOR 0535.
3 ROOMS, UTILITIES. FRIGIDAIRE.
1890 Ames pl. ne, between 14th and 18th.
Call Friday after IL. 80
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BY ALL MEANS

Look into this bungalow with q finished
2 me bone for younsstefs in one 81 SILVER
Springs newer develormsnts. Large yard
sSErY ssii sR Rus 49, e1Sss Eys sz ,s7,
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MOVING, PACKING 8 STORAGE.

MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates
will take your surplus furniture as EAR
payment on your moving. Edelman's Nov.
ing & Storage Co.. Taylor 1887.
Evening star., 1942-04-29
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT.

house. Ariinston or vieinity. on or hefore
June 1st tunfurn.l. HO. 5O49.
BEDRMS., . BATHS, AMI. UNFURN.
Va. or NV. suburban or country Must
be reasonably near trans. OIL. S16S
OR 8 ROOM HOUSE UNFURNIsHED
Approximately $40. Call Chestnut 622O.
OR 5 ROOM HOUSE IN DISTRICT OR
nearby Va: S11O furnished. $50 unfur-
nished; by two couples Ex refs No
children. Box 1927, Star. 30'
Evening star., 1942-04-29
HOUSES AND kpTs., NEW YORK.

ARE YOU MOVING TO NEW YORK?
Available May Is or June /, exceptional
apt. ? large rooms, kit and bath, hne
location. S15 mo-: in Devonshire Apt.
House, Apt. 12-J. 2S East 10th st., N. Y.
C.. or DI. 1904
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! ! ROOM, KITCHEN AND BATH, I1o1 NEW
/ Hanpshire ave. NV, Apt. 2O6. Call after
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ST, $50.
CIOSE-IN MARYLAND.

TRANSPORTATION AT CORNEH
BEDROOMS YEARS OLD
Large living room. dining room, kitchen
and porch. bedrooms and bath. oil air.
conditioned heat: this brick house Is q
bargain.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Realtor,
1889 X st. NV ME. l143.
GLOVER PARK,
o4o4 Tunlaw I'd. n.w-6 rms, bath. Q Ice.
inclosed porches. co. 134S, EN- O2SQ
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> ROcMS, DINETTF. KITCHEN. BATH:
NV; $50; Days. call Ma. $3.50. Evenings
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

EMPLOYED MOTHER and 5-yr .-old boy de-
SIRE rm. and bd. in 2: c.; complete care Of
boy. Call Ludlow $685.. 30s
Evening star., 1942-04-29

wANTED-GENTILE GIRL 20-26, SHARE
apartment with . others available Thurs
Day: total cost. Sal per mo. Phone MA
96s3. Ext. 209. after 8. 30
LADY WILL SHARE BEAUTIFULLY FURN
apt. with refined middle-axed couple or
Govt. employees: references. Call Sligo
0770 after p.m.
LIVING RM., BEDRM.. KITCHEN AND
bath: cool IN summer and convenient to
best hotels: Sl25. White Box 2i9-A, Star.
Bed-sitting room, dining. kitchen and
bathrooms; private home; Bird noor near
transp. and stores: only settled or quiet
business couple need apply
Evening star., 1942-04-29
COLONY HILL,
1926 HADFIELD LANE

dust East Of Foxhall Rd.,
I Block North Of Reservoir Rd.)
An exclusive community OF hne homes:
$50, 300: beautiful nev Early American
nrst-hoor library and lavatory. Open
daily TIL BOSS d PHELPS exclusive
lyl, ma. $500. Bee Miss Alexander on
premises.
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ALABAMA AVE sE-DUPLEx APT.
completely furn.. 3 rooms kitchen, bath:
avail. MAY 10 for 4 months $40 mo- in
Guiding gas. cleo: references Box 3c3-A,
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So. 6.Ooo-PRAcTICALLY NEW 5-ROOM
s1d bath 5Tisk house nvi IN AnaSostta "a near nssr
Yard; transportation At corner; air
conditioned heat, recreation room. Own
er transferred.
$3.50 bedrooms close-in Petvorth To-
cation, near every convenience; hot
water heat, hardwood floors, gear ga
Ss.950-New detached brick only two left;
nearby MARYLAND location. squares
from bus: 8 rooms. bath, full basement
side porch: slate roof, automatic air
conditioned heat.
taehed Brick. 8 rooms. 2 baths. recrea-
tion room. hot-water heat with oil
burner, EaraRe.
1o.50Q-Cleveland Park. one square west
Of Conn. ave, adjoining Rock Greek
Park; detached, shinsle construction;
large bedroom and bath on frst floor
bedrooms and bath on second hoor
Esrsge hot-vater heat with electric
...eoA' SHANNON 4 LucHs CO.,
1908 H St. NV National s345
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GROOM HOUSE. s27 NEWTON PL. NV
S. LEE HARRISON,
a27 New York Ave. RE. 3435.
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WJLL SUBLET TO GENTLEMAN NICELY
furnished 1-room. kitche-ette bath ,ot.
nesr D~oont Circle. Sf5 Box 32I-a Stor.
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MARRIED COUPLE, OPEN.
Apt 4. 1925 14th-1 r., k, b. 81 80
ATTIECK o423 Pa Ave RE 1868
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?30S ASHMEAD PL. N.W.-COMPLETELY
furn. apt. living rm. dining rm., bedrms.
hall. kit. and bath. $3.50 mo-: call before
Evening star., 1942-04-29

CHEVY CHASE, MD. = 10 ROOMS. 8
tennis court, acre Of ground; $4,000 down.
balance like rent: low price for quick sale.
owner leaving city: no dealers. MA. 1883
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2SO9 RTTTENHOUSE ST. NV.
Six rooms. Ia baths, finished recreat ton
room: earage: all modern conveniences;
Evening star., 1942-04-29

NEW WOODBRIDGE HOME,
1892 18th st. n.e.-First showing. attrsc.
tive modern new stone home, rooms. "a
places. recreation room, inclosed sun par
lor. slate roof insulated. oil heat. garage;
near bus us and stores. s..0n 0psn " Pm.
2024 r. Z Ave. NE DE. 0317.
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THE CLEVER BUYER

Will know this beautiful home for an ex-
cellent buy at a price it could not be built
for today. Semi-det. nr. Cathedral. z
rooms. baths finished recr; room, auto.
gas heat, det. gar; S13.950. District 2124.
evenings Emerson Q651.
Evening star., 1942-04-29

DETACHED BRIcK-wELL CONSTRUCT
81, bsths' owner IN 'f has ia pay,ns sUests:
furnished or unfurnished: priced rieht
FRANK NJ. DOYLE, realtor. 927 18th st.
NV DI 1855
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L
Adjoining and Overlooking
Rock Roc Creek Park. q mi beyond District
porch large living and dining rooms. study
living porch; basement lounge with fireplace
and open dasstorfe terrace, maids room
sna path, 2-car built-in garage, G.. e.
sspht-System air conditioning, large wooded
4 BEDROOMS-2 BATHS.
BETHESDA. MD.-Modern 7-room brick
nome bedrooms and baths. large lot
7Oxl5o: automatic heat. garage. screened
porch: near TRANSPORTATION: price. 50 $50
e, q N Fry INC. $40 Wisconsin ave.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
Just above Mass. ave- west Of Conn. ave
baths. gas heat; gas refriserator screened
value. in exeeptiOnaliy nne 'T n.irhborhood:
price. S12.500. Ewes. phone TE. I76S.
i. T. GRAVATTE,
72e 18th St. Reaitor MA. o753.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK.
$12,650.
All-brick home on corner lot large Iiv-
ing ing dining rooms. Dc luxe kitchens. larze
hoored attic: automatic heat; 'ns q real BAR bar.
gain: attached garage. LESLIE D. MEA-
SELL, WO. 5221. 1927 Eye.
AT LAST
You can see q BIG 5-room bungalow. not
thesds, with full attic and Placement. built
but they must sell. $3.50. WI $500
Evening star., 1942-04-29

IIS4 I1Ch ST. NV.
Newly renovated. completely private 2
rooms. kitchen, bath: heat and hot water
furnished; conv. to stores and transp.:
$50. so mo- FEDERAL FINANCE CO., QI5
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ONE OR TWO GIRLS wANTFD TO SHARE
large. well-furnisbed apt in Northwest seo-
tion with two others; reasonable Ran
Evening star., 1942-04-29

BETHESDA, MD. CLOSE TO EVERY
thing-Modern Groom brick home. L year
It. long with fireplace. 1st-foor lavatory.
3 bedrooms and . baths, . finished rooms
alton room. large lot. porch. automatic
heat. attached garare. Priced to sell
quickly. S11.750. Cali Z. NJ, FRY, INC,
6s40 Wisconsin ave WI. 6140
CHEVY CHASE. D. C-OWNER TRANS
ferred, must sell brick Colonial; 3 bed
rooms, breakfast nook. recreation room,
tile bath, finished attic and screened porch.
Garage. Furniture also for sale. Call
OWNER. Ordway 3579.
Evening star., 1942-04-29

TOR / OR 2 refned young ladies', break
fast and Sun dinner. semi-pvt. bath. un-
nmit.d phone; $50 single $50 dounie'
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Evening star., 1942-11-08
B, the Associated Press.

STATE COLLEGE, Pa, Nov. T.
Earl "Sparky' Blown, whose Gaze
novia IN. " home is only 10 miles
from the Syracuse campus. applied
the ignition to a previously splut-
tering Penn State attack to set OIL
the Lions to an unexpected 1913
victory over Syracuse today.
A thrilled crowd Of 1000 saw
Brown and his mates - notably
Freshman Fullback Joe Colone and
Guard Johnny Jaffurs-come from
behind to preserve States jinx over
an orange team which was unbeaten
this season in college competition.
Brown, simply refusing to be
stopped, covered 48 yards to notch
the first Lion touchdown and cut
loose for 40 yards for the second.
Colone, a Berwick (Pao product
whose punting kept Syracuse away
from States goal repeatedly, plunged
over for the third.
Syracuse, unable to beat Penn
State team here since 1884 found
Jaffurs another threat as the bril-
liant guard from Williamsburg, Pa.
intercepted passes at two critical
moments in the fourth quarter to
thwart Orange drives which seemed
to be goal-line bound.
Brown put Safe ahead after five
minutes of play when he cut off left
tackle on fake punt ard raced Al
yards to the Syracuse g. He plunged
through the line to within inches Of
the goal, fumbled momentarily, but
recovered for the score.
Syracuse bounced right back on
the first play. Dick Whitesen Of
Evening star., 1942-11-08
NC. State Tops Miami, 20,
On Late Blocked Punt

MIAMI, Fla, Nov. 7.-North Car
olina State blocked a kick to beat
Miami here today, 2 to 0. Out
rushed by the favored Miamians,
the Wolfpack got the only break
of the game early in the fourth
period.
The ball was on the Miami II and
AL Kasulin dropped back almost to
the goal line to punt on first down.
good strategy on a sloppy field.
But big Ed Gibson, the Stater's
right guard, charged through like
maddened water buffalo and
batted down the ball. just leaving
Kasulin's foot, with such force that
it bounded back out of the end
zone for a safety.
Evening star., 1942-11-08
VM| Proves No Match
For Wake Forest in
Game Ending, %-0
Deucons Score in Seven
Plays and Take 14-0
Edge in First Period
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated PTeSS.
WINSTON-SALE N. c., Nov. T.
Wake o1est's demon sDeacons,
taking control of the play from the
opening kickoff, smashed through
Virginia Military Institute for a
28-to-0 victory in a Southern Con-
ference football game before 5000
fans here today.
The Deacons, scoring on the sew
enth play after taking the initial
kickoff, rolled to two touchdowns
in the first period, one in the second
and added a fourth score in the
final period.
Wake smashed through for two
of their scores on power plays and
went into the air, with the bril-
liant Red" Cochran pitching, for
two other scores as it rolled up 463
yards on both the ground and in
the air.
The Cadets, with Joltin' Joe Muha,
their All-Southern Conference back,
limping in and out for the first half,
were never able to stem the tide of
march and made only one bid for a
score, driving to the Wake l1-yard
line on two long passes and an 1S-
yard run by De Shazo in the third
period, but the Deacon reserves, in
the game at the time, rose to throw
back the threat,
Evening star., 1942-11-08
Tar Heels Too Steady
For Davidson, Win
In Breeze, 43-14

CHARLOTTE, N. c., Nov. T.
Craft and steadfastnesss gave North
Carolina q 1914 victory over David
son College before 10000 specta-
tors here today.
Carolina showed naked peer,
with a number of simple reverses
worked into its pattern, to hand
the losers one of their worst wal
lopings of the fall. Georgia Tech
beat the Wildcats, $50.
The Tar Heels scored two touch
downs in the first quarter, one in
the second, another in the third
and two more in the fourth. One
extra point was missed.
In addition. the Davidsons gavU
the winners a safety in the final
period
Davidson's offense was grossly in
adequate to cope with the plenteous
and piercing Carolina line, but new
ertheless the Wildcats fashioned
two touchdowns through the in
strument of the pass, one in the
third period and another in the
fourth.
Johnny Frederick placekicked
both extra points.
Evening star., 1942-11-08
Redskins, Wary, Tackle Cards
In Quest of Sixth Straight
Victory Today Would Assure at Least Tie
For Championship Of Eastern Section

another Baugh but he's dangerous,
as the Skins will discover if Cardi-
nal receiver gets loose.
Washington may find some relief
in the knowledge that there are no
Virginians in the visitors backfield,
for Old Dominion ball toters have
been poison to the home team.
"Bosh" Pritchard ran back kick
off for a touchdown against the
Skins last week and Bill Dudley of
Virginia did the same in the opening
game of the season, so the Braves
have seen enough Virginians to last
them the rest of the season.
But they may encounter serious
trouble in Steve Lach, another
Southerner from the pine-cone re-
gion of Altoona, Pa, who won all
America honors at Duke last year
and is hailed as an excellent pro
prospect. Lach hasn't set the world
on fire, but he's not to be trifed
with.
In the line the Cards have the
best brace of centers claimed by any
team in Ray Apolskis and Ben Cic-
cone. They are about on a par
and Jimmy Councilman can change
em around without any noticeable
effect. Ciccone was picked up as
a free agent after being cut adrift
by Pittsburgh.
The Redskins have been fighting
off an acute case of overconfidence
since the Brooklyn game three
weeks ago and while a victory today
would assure them of at least
tie for sectional honors they'll still
have Pittsburgh to contend with if
the Steelers dispose of Detroit.
Even if it loses and the Redskins
win, Pittsburgh will retain its
mathematical chance of tying for
the title.
Bears Meet Dodgers.
In the West the leagues last
unbeaten team, the Bears, still have
Green Bay to dispose of before they
can claim the pennant. Chicago is
at Brooklyn today and should win,
although the Dodgers could come
through with an upset. Green Bay
is a heavy favorite over Cleveland,
another team that is tough on the
home lot, and Curley Lambeau's
Packers can't afford to take another
loss at this stage of the campaign.
Trainer Doc Mauro reports all
of the Skins hale and hearty for
today's game, but if you're expect
ing an encore of last weeks hair
raising struggle you're going to be
disappointed. They just don't play
that kind of football every Sunday
Evening star., 1942-11-08
New Yorker Earns Penn State
Edqe on Syracuse in Thriller

Poughkeepsie, N. Y, circled wide
around left end, cut back and
sprinted IS yards to tally. Don Ves-
per, a Lancaster pa boy, place
kicked the extra point to put the
Orange ahead, 7-6
The remainder of the scoring
came in the third period and Brown
sparked it with a 40-yard lodging,
twisting, breath-taking dash after
he took a short pass from Colone.
He reached the half-yard point on
the play and dived over the line
for the score. Colone gained eight
yards for the Lions and then later
aled to Larry Joe, freshman from
Newberry, Pa, who went nine more.
Cliff st. Clair of Johnstown, Pa,
and Joe picked up 20 more yards
before Colone went over for the
score.
Syracuse again rallied with IA
yard march for a touchdown. Bill
Bullock Of Calverton, Long Island,
started the drive with 34-yard end
run. After a pass from Larry Ellis
to Howie Werner added IL, Ellis
heaved one to Bullock for rs yards
and the x-pointer.
Evening star., 1942-11-08
Gamecocks Bow 10 'bama,
29.0, as victors Coast
On Reserves Lead
By the Associated Press.

TUSCALOOSA, Ala, Nov. T.
Alabama's once-beaten Crimson
Tide rolled up a wide lead over the
South Carolina Gamecocks In the
first half here today and then
coasted for a 800 victory before
10000 homecoming day fans.
The victors, scoreless in the sec
ond half, used their regulars SPAR
ingly and held the upper hand for
most of the proceeding, despite
the daring passing of the Came
cocks, who seemed to improve as
the contest progressed.
Alahama's second team, which
started the game, pushed over two
tcuchdowns in the opening period,
and the regulars came in to count
two touchdowns and q safety in
short order Ia the second.
Evening star., 1942-11-08
1errors Capitalize on Bad
Punt 10 Ruin Dickinson
Home Coming by so
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CARLISLE, Pa, Nov. 7.-Western
Maryland capitalized on a poor
Dickinson punt today to beat the
Red Devils, 6 to 0, before a home
coming crowd of $500.
The Green Terrors from Mary
land threatened time after time, but
only in the second period when
Dough Rehor got of a poor punt
to his own IS did, they develop a
scoring punch.
Art O'Keefe picked up off tackle
and Tom Terry made it first down
on the "a. O'Keefe picked up nine
at center. An offside penalty made
it first down on the 10. Two run
ming plays gained only one yard,
then Terry tipped Vineyard for
ward pass to Frank Suf1ern in the
end zone for the games only score.
Terry's try for the extra point was
wide.
Evening star., 1942-11-08
BY LEWIS ATCHISON.

The Redskins will try to forge the
sixth link in their winning streak
this afternoon and take another step
toward the Eastern championship
of the National Football League, but
they can expect formidable opposi-
ticn from the invading Chicago
Cardinals.
Ray Flaherty thinks the Tribe will
win. On paper it seems to be a
trile better than the Cards, who
are next to last in the Western half.
but after last weeks story book
thriller with the Eagles Flaherty is
afraid to predict much more than
that the game will begin at 2::30.
In Marshall (Biggie) Goldberg,
the hard-driving Jewish boy who
won mis- spurs at Pittsburgh and has
continued to add to his laurels in
professional competition, the Cards
own one of the best all-around backs
in the circuit and a chap who'll give
the customers and Redskins a run
for their money. But there aren't
enough Goldbergs in the backfeld
to constitute a serious threat to
Washington and this may be the
decisive factor.
Surpassed Baugh's Record.
Chicago has a good passer in Will
son (Bud Schwenk, tall drink of
water from st. Louis who compiled
a better passing record than Sammy
Baugh in college. Schwenk isn't
Evening star., 1942-11-08
VPI's Win Over Richmond
Is Fourth in Conference
By the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOcl1Ceo S1eSS'
RICHMOND, Va. Nov. 7.-Vir-
ginia Techs Gobblers won their
fourth Southern Conference foot
bah game of the season today, max
ing two quick touchdown thrusts,
missing two others by few feet
and adding a late-game field goal
to topple Richmond. 81, before
1000 spectators.
Richmond's tally was a fourth
period thriller, with Tom Nichols
throwing 20-yard aerial to Ray
Jacobs, l5o-pound Petersburg tva.)
mite, who took the ball on the gal
lop and ran the remaining Is yards
to the goal line untouched. Tackle
Max Katz place-kicked the extra
point.
Tech has been beaten only ny
William and Mary In eight games
Evening star., 1942-11-08
Gillette, Sub al Start
OF Season, Turns in
Scinti|Iating Job
Intercepts Two Passes,
HurIs and Punts and
Sturs on Defense
Rx the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LEXINGTON, Va, Nov. 7.-Slen-
der Turnbull Gillette from Court
land, Va, passed the University OF
Virginia to a 34-to-7 victory over
Washington and Lee today before
1000 spectators. It was the most
lop-sided victory for the cavaliers
since the 52-year-old series was re-
newed in 1922.
Gillette had a .656 passing average,
and intercepted two Washington and
Lee passes, did his teams punting
and played an outstanding defen-
sive game.
Tossing Tabb," who rated only a
substitute status in the cavalier
backfield at the seasons start, tossed
IS passes and completed % for 2e3
yards and four touchdowns whicn
were scored. two by Eddie Kreic'e
and one each by Tom Dudley and
Henry Uihlein. Uihlein also buckle 4
across one counter
All Scoring in Two Periods.
Only three of Gillette's passes were
intercepted.
All scoring was crowded into the
thrill-packed second and fourth
periods, with Light Horse Harry
Harner covering As yards in two
plays-one pass, one run-to bring
the Generals their only score after
Virginia had put across two touch
downs. Virginia counted again be-
fore half-time and added two addi-
tional touchdowns on Gillette's pass
ing in the fourth period.
The Cavaliers and Generals jock
eyed for position through the first
half, which saw first Dick Working
of the Generals then Gillette OF the
Cavaliers set the other team back
under its own goal posts by quick
| kicks.
Penalties Bring Generals Tally.
Two holding penalties against Vir-
ginia on successive plays set up a
Washington and Lee touchdown On
a triple TANKER play Harner passed
Is yards to Russell. Harner went
back to pass again but was trapped
and broke away to run Is yards for
a touchdown. Russell place kicked
| the point.
Evening star., 1942-11-08
TuIsa's Victory Virtually
CIinches League Crown

TULSA, Nov. 7 (P.-Tulsa vir-
tually clinched the Missouri Valley
Conference football championship
today by defeating Oklahoma A.
and NJ. College, "a to 7, before a
crowd of 10000
After a scoreless first period, Tulsa
hit it's stride with two touchcowns
in the second, one in the third and
two more in the last quarter.
The outclassed Aggies pushed
over their only counter in the third.