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HOUSES FURNISHED.

TAKoMA PARK-CoNvENIENT TRANsP.,
3 bedrooms, baths maids room, garage;
no linens or silver S120 month. 81. 1906.
FALLS CHURCH-NEW 5-ROOM BUNGA-
low, neatly furnished. near bus line, S110
mo. Falls Church 1240-J.
SEVERAL FURNISHED HOUSES FROM
Wo. 1000. THos l. PHILLIPS. 351s Conn
BROOM HOUSE IN EXCELLENT LoCA-
or after pm. weekdays. MI 72l3
stores. Oh heat nicely ion fnrn.i T sentiies; Hs;
Sl35 mo. Glebe 47Sl. Large lot.
BETHESDA, EDGEMOoR-6 RMS, 3
bedrms., , baths auto. heat 2-car gar
Close to schools, stores and transp: 1-year
Lease; lsI Sc ISL, S1S5 per mo, mo Refs required.
low, 5 rooms bath, fun basement, large
yard 500 month. MAYNARD BAYLESS
CO. Falls Church 2430.
GROOM FURNISHED HOUSE. CALL
Chestnut 1864 after $50 pm,
Mr.. NEW NAVAL HOSP LOVELY RMS,
porch and garage, beautifully furn.: S125
mo; restricted. WI. 5344.
HAVE SEVERAL FURNISHED ZONES FOR
rent in NV. D. c. and nearh Md. from
$40 mo. up. Call Mr.. johnson, EN-. 1890,
Until pm. F. A. TWEED CO., 1904
Conn. ave.
MOST, ATTRACTIVE NEW CENTER HALL
lavatory on 1st floor unusually fine
modern kitchen with breakfast set and
picture window attached garage. restricted
Ilne; $3.50 mo- to responsible party. Call
WO. S697 between 5 and f::}0 pm
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CHEVY CHASE, D. G.
S1d 7S0

home of real distinction. beautiful re-
stricted location: less than > yrs old, of
living rm 13x23. screened living porch.
de luxe kitchen, 3 bedrms., ? tile baths.
attic insulated, lge. paneled recreation
rm.: conditioned, cooper pipes. garage,
high elevat ton: mr.. Neb and Utah ave.
TRANSPORTATION; immed. possession. tFx-
clusivel Call Emerson 1890, till pm.
F. A. TWEED co. 55n4 Conn ave
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FOXHALL RID. AREA.
PRICED Low FOR QUICK SALE.

We are able to offer a delightful custom
built brick home, lust a few years old. in
one of Washingtons best residential dis
tricts. Lovely Colonial detail inside and
out features this home, including wood
trimmed arched doorways. Colonial mantel
in drawing room, paneled library with fire.
beautiful view. There are 3 excellent bed
rooms and : baths. maids room and bath,
2-car GARAGE. For further details please
call Mr.. Mannakee. RA. 1888.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI 1411
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

FOR oUT-OF-ToWN CLIENT, RECENTLY
built brick house. detached or, corner. 6 or
rooms, baths, BriEhtwood area pre-
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Financial Difficulties

Require immediate sale by owner OF at
tractive frame bungalow, with asbestos
shingle siding; Located within 3 minis.
OF Naval Med. Center and Health Inst.
bedrms,, hardwood floors. full tile bath,
dinette and kit, gas heat. large basement;
trust. OIL. 6s0S If no answer, CO. 1857.
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Mrs. Christman 600 1v! Wisconsin i Ave.
IN ROCK CREEK ESTATES

IN FIIJCk CFEEk ESTATES.
Just off 10th st-a-room stone house on
beautifully shaded lot: very large living
room with sun room adjacent. center han,
lavatory on lst floor, plenty closet space
throughout; 4 bedrooms, > baths on second
floor; bedrooms, ! oth arj GRACE room
on third floor: recreation room. '-car built
in garage, rear porch screened, maids
room and bath. On lease at $3.50 per
month. Seen by appointment only Call
MR. NYCE. DT GOpo
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LOTS FOR SALE.

LOTS FOR SALE.
HoMEsITES. AND SMALL ACREAGE,
Hill and Camp Springs, Prince Georges
County. Md, 3la miles from D. c.: buy
now. our price will advance in so days.
$500 per acre up; plated streets and roads
nave graveled surface; buy several for in
ba lance in "a monthly payments. Call Mr..
& SONS, Investment Bldg. DI. 7739.
LOTS FOR SALE.
To Settle an Estate
Lot 1s1 and lots "a to 81 inclusive in
square 1876. being the s.w. corner of 23rd
cial. ,17,a69 50. It, at s. per 50. it.. sub
Lot in square 1922 being on the south
side of E ST. ne, near oath St. suitable
for 2-family nat, 1850 So. IT. at $3.50.
Lots g o a nelusve and lot s9a in
sts, 1850 So. 1T. at 6Oc a foot, subject
to offer, suitable for multi-family units
Parcel 1881, being the north side of
sFeahs ays , ard ,nnf and
ect to offer Suitable ia for f ia n.y. units
Parcel 1892, being the north side Of
Oklahoma ave. me-. between gath and
26th sts., 1925 50. it.. at Soc foot, sub
ject to offer. suitable for multi-famiy
units
Lots IS and 1e in block 3; English VIII
intersection of Bradley lane and Wilson
blvd, t2,s5o, So it., at $1,000: suitable
For Full Particulars
CHAS. D. SAGER,
a24 l4th st. NV. National 0036
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rios. L. PHILLIPS. a51s Conn. wo 1000
GREENWICH FOREST

Bethesda section bedrooms. . baths. re-
conditioned, automatic heat: lot 10OX131';
close to transportation: for one family:
one bedroom and bath on first floor. On
lease for S1T5 per month, or the owner
VIII remodel one 2nd,foor room as kitchen
TO make ideal '-fnmilv housn For further
details call MR.. NYCE, DI 6o92
CHEVY CHASE-St75-AVAI NOW
lst floor, center hall living room with
fireplace, library with Iavatory, dining
room and cguipped kitchen
End FLOOR, 3 BEDROOMS, . BATHS.
Basement, nlayroom, workroom. maids
room and bath. leundrv room and garage.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

3 OR 6 ROOM HOUSE. FURNISHED.
about Dec. :; coal heat pref; near schools
and trans. Phone MI 5347. ia
URGENTLY IN NEED OF A s OR 6 ROOM
row, or detached house in favorable neigh
borhood for children. viii pay up to So
Call MR.. THURSTON. D1. 203o bet a-5.
OR 3 BEDROOM HOUSE OR APART
ment by couple and infant: here for dura-
ton; local references, RE. 1900, EXT.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHFD SNAIL
house: E.w. section, close in; limit $50.
D1 37a7.
WILL HAVE TO RESIGN GOV. POS UN-
less able to find or ; room house or
apt, unfurn,; nearby Va. preferred $50
limit Gil. 4SlS.
We have numerous requests for furnished
and unfurnlShed houses in the northwest
section Of the city and near suburbs We
can fnd you a responsible tenant If you
Will list your house with us.
RANDALL H HAGNER g. CO, Inc
1891 Conn. Ave. DE. $500
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FOUR NEW TIRES, driven less than 900
miles. and spare: 1887 Ford coupe. 10 D
st. ne, Apt. 101.
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FARMs wANTEp.

WANTED-SMALL FARM FOR RENT.
Phone Falls Church 2O79-W. 10 am. to
10 pm. 49,
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MONEY TO LOAN.
PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.
Operating Under Uniform Small
Loan Ln1ys

NEED $40 TO $500 BY TOMORROW?
or Mr.. Murphy at Hobart OOI2, who ar
range Single SIGNATURE Loans by phone
Employees SMALL LOAN CORP. 5000
Rhode Island ave. Mt. Rainier
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

WANTED, pickup or stake body truck, any
make or model; I pay cash. Williams,
goth and r. l. aye. ne. North 831s.
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RROOKDAT,E

Homes Of this type are seldom found.
rd. A beautiful brick with lots of charm
d spacious rooms, . tile baths. powder
room on first floor. A lot of built-in fea-
lures It's really an outstanding value
$4,000. Call EN-. 1890 It'll 0 pm.
r. "A, TWEED Co. 5s04 Conn. Ave.
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TIRES FOR SALE.

MOTORCYCLE with sidecar; late-mode
Harley-Davidson: 2 brand-new tires: rea
sonable. Call DI 1898.
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GARAGES FOR RENT.
MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE.

HEATED BRICK GARAGE, LIGHT AND
water. 40 Maryland ave. ne. Telephone
Emerson 619l.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

Large frontage on River I'd, Montgom-
cry County: Potomac section: acres clear
on high elevation; balance woods and
stream; Groom house, electricity; vacant
an doutbuildings. Price, $4,000.
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON
Investment Bids. RE. 1IsI.
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ARLINGTON. VA,

b-rm. frame bungalow. vacant T5O
b-rm. semi-detached brick Sc, 800
6-rm. frame, 3 bedrooms -L-$6. $50
5-rm. frame bungalow, hTeplace---S6 500
S-rm. frame, bedrooms $4,000
2 rms. Lyon VILLAGE. bedrooms S1s.a5O
These places are within Walking dis
JUDSON REAMY.
l122 n. Irvins st., Arlington. Va. CHI. 0220
Evenings. OK. 1901 1-Ox. 1928.
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Corner Stone Residence
Adjoining
SDrinp Va11ev

Spring Valley.
Here is real opportunity for the
discriminating homeseeker to obtain a
charming stone residence of English de-
to Mass. ave. The house is only l year
old and contains. beautiful living room
with fireplace and large screened porch
adjoining. Also attractive dining room,
de luxe kitchen den and lavatory lst
foor; 3 attractive bedrooms and 2 baths
on md floor; :?-car built-in garage. Steel
easement windows, air-conditioned heat;
priced by owner for quick sale at S1975O.
For app't to inspect phone Mr.. Burr,
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
SPECIAL, BARGAIN

Detached 2-story, large rooms, bath,
h.-W.h, cellar, attic front porch nice
lot; garage; II block cars sacrifice for
So 500, terms. Warfield 4542. ewes. RA.
NEW BUNGALOW, DETACHED,
Lot 50X130; large rooms: air-cond oil.
Only | left. $3.50: terms, small cash
payment RA. Abb
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

Five-bedrm. house. 2 baths recreat rm,
fireplace. ami; 3 acres. so big oaks: mr..
bus and rail service; under $4,000. worth
more. Make offer INSPECT by appt
OHARE ESTATES MA nhah
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Continued.)

500 BLOCK OTIS PL. NW-6 ROOMS,
bath. garage, rec. room; newly decorated ,
S7,750. ARCADE REALTY CO.. AID. 1901
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STORES FOR RENT.

EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR DRUG
store. beauty shop barber shop, in new
shopping center in one of the fastest
growing sections in the District. EX. 2:223
NICHOLS AVE SE-4 STORES FOR
commercial or storage use; approximately
5000 square feet; as l unit or will divide;
$3.50 month.
JEROME S. MURRAY,
RE. 1850. 1881 G St. NV MI 1929
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S5,675 with $3.50 cash, buys this 2-story
attached brick house in Lynhaven, Alexan-
oria. Va. well-arranged rms. including
front living porch, full basement, rear
fenced yard. etc. 1nc fare, and IS min.
to downtown Washington. Phone Mr..
Ivey. NE. 1143, until pm. ewes; AID.
66SS. until q pm.
J. WESI ,EY HIJCHANAN
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JUST OFF NEBRASKA AVE.
$17,850.

Commanding a lovely view. this sub
stantial brick home is particularly well
planned and offers a maximum of living
comfort, in one of Washington's most
convenient and desirable locations; in
center hall attractive dining room. COM
plete kitchen, 3 lovely bedrooms, 9 baths.
large attic room. automatic heat For
appointment 10 inspect please call Mr..
Mannakee, PA. 1898.
ERAMK G DILL LIDO nI LII
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-16
Rose Poly Back
Leading Scorer
with 165 Points

NEW YORK, Nov. Is R-
Eddie McGovern of Rose Poly,
apparently has clinched the in
dividual football scoring cham
pionship for 1912 blowing
through six opponents for 165
points before calling it quits for
the season.
The 20-year-old halfback,
collected 80 points Friday as he
and his mates BANKED the Prin-
cipia of Elsah, ILL.,, 48 to 0, in
their final game.
Jim Secrest. Rochester Uni
versity whirlwind, got six
touchdowns and an extra point
as the New York eleven bruised
Hobart, 50 to 0, in its final game
and moved next to McGovern
with 1873 tallies.
Bob Steuber, Missouri half
back, is third and still has three
games in which to hike his total
above the present 81.
Although q majority of the
nations leading scorers win
their honors by punching over
touchdowns, CLYDE LeForce
moved out in front of his Mis-
souri, Valley circuit mates by
kicking 80 extra points. A third
string halfback at Tulsa, he has
carried the ball across the goal
line only twice to build his ag-
gregate of SO points.
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frankie Adds
More Luster
TO Grid Mark

ATLANTA, Nov 16 Up -
Georgia's Coach Wally Butts is
preparing to uncork that one
two punch.
The unbeaten, united Bull
dogs, No. team of the nation,
tried it in a devastating dress
rehearsal against little Chatta-
nooga Saturday. Specifically it's
a double-trouble backfield, with
All-America frankie Sinkwich
at fullback, and his brilliant un-
der-study, Charlie Trippi, at
tailback.
The score was 400, but that
wasn't half as interesting to
Auburn and Georgia Tech scouts
as the probabilities of that
combination between tn e m
Sinky and Trippi gained 81
yards - 277 by rushing and 81
by passing. Sinkwich passed to
Trippi. and Trippi passed to
| SinkWlch, not TO mentlOn eacn
of them passing to Race Hoss"
Lamar Davis, ends George
Poschner and Van Davis, and as
sorted other receivers.
Just to make it interesting
Sinkwich occasionally moved
over to his regular slot and
worked with Freshman fullback
Sonny Lloyd, who is better than
a football farmland, himself.
In the smoke and confusion
Sinkwich scored two touch
downs, Trippi one, Van Davis
one, and Lloyd one - and little
Ryals Lee, third-string tailback,
punched over yet another. just
to round out the score.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-16
Wings Regain
Hockey Lead
Score Z Victories
Over Weekend

Detroit was back in front OF
the chase in the National Hook
ey League today after the heavi-
est weekend of firing since the
season opened, in which the Red
Wings, the Chicago Black
Hawks and the Boston Bruins all
scored double victories.
Toronto's defending champion
Maple Leafs and the Montreal
Canadiens, who shared the lead
only three days ago, slipped to a
birthplace deadlock as the
Black Hawks climbed into Sec
ond place, two points behind the
Wings.
The home-and-home series
started Saturday night with De-
troit winning, So, at Montreal;
Chicago winning, 4-3, at Toronto
and the Boston Bruins whipping
the New York Rangers, 5-3, at
Boston.
AS if to prove their superiori-
ty, the teams kept the same OPP
ponents last night but shifted to
the opposite Kinks and he Sat
urday winners all emerged vic
torious again. Detroit stopped
Montreal, 81; Chicago tripped
Toronto, 5-4, and Boston nosed
out New York, As.
In winning the fourth Of their
six starts, the Red Wings came
from behind to match an early
goal by Gordie Drillon last night
and Tailed twice in the final
period as their top line of Don
Crosse, Sid Abel and Eddie
Wares dominated the play and
bagged one goal each.
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Ohio Natives Will
Battle BUCKEYES

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Nov. Is
Many of the home folks un-
doubtedly will be in the stands
at Columbus Saturday when
Bob Kolesar, Phil Sharpe annd
Bob Chappuis, Michigan stars
whose homes are in Ohio, face
the Buckeyes in the seth Michi-
gan-Ohio grid contest.
Kolesar and Sharpe are SEN
iors and both will be in Michi-
CANS starting lineup, Kolesar at
guard and Sharpe at end. Al
though Chappuis, brilliant soph-
omore halfback. is not expected
to start he probably will see &C
ton at left half.
Kolesar Is from Cleveland,
Sharpe from Lakewood and
Chappu:s from Toledo. Two
other native Ohioans on the
Michigan squad who may play
are Chuck Kennedy junior end
from Van Vert, and Bob Yer
nier. sophomore quarterback
from Toledo who played on the
same high school team with
Chappuis.
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Big Ten Race
Best in Land
Ohio Stots Poeins
Conference Elsvsns

CHICAGO. Nov. Is - R -
Michigan and Ohio State, by
now the midwest's outstanding
gridiron giants of 1912, may try
to tear each other apart before
one of the seasons largest
crowds Saturday when they
clash at Columbus, O., with the
western conference title al
stake.
The two rivals never have met
before a crowd of fewer than
10000 persons in the last three
years and their game in Ohio
States stadium this week was
expected to draw some $4,000
spectators despite transportation
curtailment.
Last year, when the two tied
for the runner up position to
Minnesota, more than "a ZOO
watched them battle to a 1920
tie at Ann Arbor. At Columbus
the year before, 70, 480 were on
hand. But the two were packing
them in as far back as 1925
when 10000 saw Michigan nose
out the Buckeyes at Columbus,
17-16.
Ohio State, which hasn't beat
en- Michigan since 1897 although
it went on to win conference
honors in 1899 despite losing,
will be shooting for another un-
disputed championship Satur-
day. Michigan, without a crown
since 1888, not only must dis
pose of the Buckeyes, but Iowa
as we'll to claim honors. And
then it might have to share the
title if Wisconsin, another mid
west giant, is able to subdue re-
surgent Minnesota Saturday.
The Buckeyes and Wolverines
are both loaded with terrific
striking power and showed it
last week, Michigan with a 81
20 triumph that snapped Notre
Danes streak and Ohio State
with a 44-20 victory that elm
mated Illinois from the scram-
bled title chase.
The standings.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-16
Georgia Tops
Gridiron LIST
Southeastern Team
Wins Nine Straight

NEW YORK, Nov. 16 - (R
- Less than two dozen teams
among the nations collegiate
gridiron elevens remain unbeat-
en- and united, survey disclos-
ed today, and at least 13 have
finished the season, while not
one boasts an uncrossed goal
line.
Georgia's southeastern power
house tops the list with a string
of nine triumphs in which Fran
kie Sinkwich and his mates
scored 800 points while holding
opponents to 40.
The scoring leader, however.
Is Tulsa (Okla.) University,
which has piled up 354 points
in eight games, compared to on
ly six for the opposition.
The unbeaten, united teams,
with their seasons records:
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Alexander 10 Return
10 Co>fhinq Duties

ATLANTA, Nov. Is - R -
Following two weeks of confine-
ment under orders Of his physi-
clan, Coach Bill Alexander an
nounced he would return to his
head coaching duties at Georgia
Tech by Wednesday.
During Alexander's illness,
backfield coach Bobby Dodd di-
rected the undefeated and un-
tied Engineers to important vic
tories over Kentucky and Ala
bama on successive Saturdays.
As Tech tripped Alabama
here last weekend, TO, Alex
ander remained indoors reading
and did not learn of the triumph
until after the game.
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The Monitor-Leader
MONDAY NOVEMBER Is, 1912 PAGE
1000 Cage Teams
Set for Navy Men

GREAT LAKES, Ill.,, Nov. 16
Basketball for every sailor at
Great Lakes.
That's the recreational pro-
gram outlines for Navy men
quartered at the u. S. Naval
Training Station here during the
winter. Approximately 1000
teams will compete in the sport
during the season. More than
900 quintets will be formed
among companies in recruit
training. Thirty-eight squads
have been organized in the Serv-
ice Schools and an additional 38
teams will be playing in two
Ships Company Leagues.
1t. Cdr. c. w. Davis, officer
in charge of physical drill and
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Tulsa, Boston
May Clash in
New Orleans

NEW YIN, ANON. Az W.
R)-Tulsa stepped up today to
challenge Boston College for a
New Years Day berth in the
Sugar Bowl here with the
Southeastern conference cham
pion, while most observers
agreed the two terms might
bang away at each other if the
west coast should grab off
Georgia.
Tulsa and Boston College an
swered their critics who charged
bowl schedules" Saturday in
their easy victories over Baylor
and Fordham, respectively. And
Michigan put an end to hopes
that Frank Leahy would coax
Notre Dame down this way.
That was the talk, at least,
while Sugar Bowl sponsors
worked silently on an official
announcement expected in two
weeks-just after Georgia plays
Georgia Tech for the Southeast
ern title.
Most people were taking 1t
as almost a sure thing that the
Georgia-Tech winner won d
come here, but unofficial word
trickled in from Athens, Ga,
yesterday that Georgia already
had promised the Rose Bowl,
which might seem a little pre-
sumptious to the Atlanta engi-
neers.
On top of that came news
from California that efforts
were being made to cut red tape
for an early invitation to an
eastern team-before the south
ern bowls sign the best elevens.
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Bears Blast
Packers, 3S-7
Lions Are Handed
Ninth Setback

CHICAGO, Nov. Is - (P -
The Chicago Bears were well on
their way to a third successive
Western Division championship
today with all indications point
ing to a playoff with the Wash
ington Redskins in the East for
the National Football League Ii
tie.
The Green Bay Packers, who
had broken II team and individ-
ual records in two games and
who were thought to be the big
obstacle in the Bears path, were
brushed aside 38 to Z yesterday
before capacity crowd of A.
1877 in Wrigley Field, largest
gathering at a pro Crane this
season.
The Bears now hold a two
game lead, with three contests
yet to play against Detroit,
Cleveland and the Chicago
Cardinals.
The Redskins, who were bur-
led 70 to 0 by the Bears in the
1910 N t n Championship
playoff, clinched at least a tie
for the Eastern Division crown
by beating the New York Giants
IA to 7, running their record
to eight wins and one loss with
only Brooklyn and Detroit yet
to meet.
The National Champions scor-
ed against the Packers in every
conceivable way yesterday. Gen.
ter Bulldog Turner took a FUN
BILE AZ yards before three min
utes had elapsed; Sid Luckman
wagged 81 yards with an inter-
copied pass; John Petty damned
over from the two-yard line
after Charley O'Rourke had
pitched % yards to Bob Nowas-
key; Frank Maznicki booted a
28-yard field goal; O'Rourke
passed twice to Ray Mclean for
20 and 75-yard scoring plays.
Washington scored twic e
against the Giants on Andy
Farkas IS yard run and again
on his one-yard plunge which
ended 70 yard drive featured
by Sammy Baughs armwork.
With Parker Hall throwing
for three touchdowns and Gay
lon Smith sprinting half the
length of the field for another,
the Cleveland Rams battered the
Detroit Lions into their ninth
straight defeat, q to 7. Lloyd
Cardwell's 80-yard dash kept
Detroit from a shutout.
The Philadelphia Eagles, aft
er losing eight in a row, placed
touchdowns at the end of SO and
85-yard pushes to upset the
Brooklyn Dodgers IA to 7. Pug
Manders went % yards for the
Dodgers tally.
Making use of open dates, the
Chicago Cardinals whipped the
Wichita, Kas., Commands, IS
to Z, and the Pittsburgh Steel
ers crushed the Fort Knox SOL
diers % to 0.
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recreation, believes competition
in basketball will aid tremend-
ously in the physical develop
ment of Great Lakes sailors.
Although the recruits training
period on the station is short,
new teams will be formed among
incoming companies as others
depart for sea duty.
USE HALLS
Huge drill halls in twelve
camps on the station will be used
for the games in the evening and
Sunday afternoons. There will
be three courts in each hall and
at least twelve games will be
played every night in each build
ing. In addition to inter-company
rivalry, there will be inter-bat-
talon and inter-regimental COM
petition and it is expected to
prove as popular with recruits
as boat racing, softball and other
competitive sports enjoyed dur
ing the summer and fall months.
In addition to basketball, there
now is activity on the station In
touch football, boxing, swim
ming, water polo, judo (hand to
hand fighting, a combination of
wrestling and Jul jitsu) and in
door track meets. These activi-
ties are conducted by chief spec
ialists and recruits begin recrea-
tional periods after completing
their military duties.
In the stations Service Schools
members of the 80 basketball
teams already have participated
in several tournaments. Extra
liberty is awarded as prizes to
players on the winning quintets
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Gridder's Ambition
Is Thwarted Again

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. Is -
R - Big Mike Krober played
three years of football at Tulane
without ever getting into the
stadium in uniform. The former
all-state schoolboy center Of
Beaver Dam, Wis, scrimmaged
against Tulane's first string
three years, but always spent
his Saturdays in the press box as
q "spotter."
Krober admittedly Joined the
Georgia Pre-Flisht team to
play just once" in Tulane's big
stadium.
Saturday, when the Pre-
Fighters came here he sat the
game out on the bench.