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GEORGE J. BODEN. Attorney,
426 5th st. NV.

N THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United states for the District OF Columbia.
E. GannaWay, Elizabeth County. Va, De-
fendant.-No. l927".-The object of this
by the plaintiff from the defendant. Dornin
E. Gannaway. on the grounds of two years
deSertion without coha itation. On mo-
May 1913. ordered that the defendant
Dornin E. Gannaway cause his appearance
TO be entered herein on or before the
fortieth day, exclusive of Sundays and
legal holidays. occurring after the day of
the first publication of this order other
in case ' Of default. Provided, copy of Of this
order be published once week for three
successive weeks in the Washington Law
Reporter, and the Evening Star before
said day. tS) EDWARD c. EICHER. Chiet
Justice. (SealD Attest: CHARLES E.
STEWART. Clerk. BY HILDA MARIE
GOWEN. Deputy Clerk. mY5,1N 10
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MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE.
EXCELLENT BUY

Simplex Servicycle Clight motorcycle),
1912 model, 80 miles per gallon, good tires,
excellent condition: just the thing for
light deliveries or committing: S19O cash.
Phone DI. 1859.
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Co0 ACRES

With a beautiful Colonisl-type house. re-
Gently restored 10 have Stoker heat. >
baths. city. elec. and redecorated inside
and out. The house sits on spacious lawn
shaded by large trees and has an extended
view. There Is large stock barn, and
the farm has about 175 acres OF grazing
and crop land: 1t is watered by a, fine
miles from washington Price. S25, 900:
$4,000 down. We also have adjoining this
farm another farm OF 205 acres with ordi-
nary farm buildings that We can'sell for
Sl5.o 600 i you want more land. See MA
SON RlRST,, Annandale, Va, at the end of
Soh77eia pike. Phone Alexandria 5SlA
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PROPOSALS.
WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SANITARY
COMMISSION

WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SANITARY
COMMISSION.
CONTRACT 1878
SEWER CONSTRUCTION
sealed proposals for constructing ap-
proXimately 900 feet of 6-inch, 81 )
feet of l2-inch vitrif1ed pipe sewers and
30 feet of 6-fnch vtrif1ed pipe sewer
house connections on Contract If5-S will
pc received at the office of the Washington
Auburoan Sanitary Commission, Hamilton
s., HyattSVllle, Md, until :t.:}O pm Fri
gay. May ~, 1913, at which place and
l!me they Will be publicly opened and
Plans and specifications may be obtained
from Harry r. HALL chief engineer of the
comlSSlon, HyattsEille, Md, upon deposit
OF 5000, which DEPOSIT will be returned
and specifications in good condition.
PERRY BOSWELL,
J. DONALD CLAGETT,
FRANK B. SMITH,
mVl3,l7 Commissioners
UNITED STATES SENATE. OFFICE OF
me Secretary Washington, d. C. Apr rs,
l94'{-Sealed proposals will be received
at this ofiice until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ =.
for the use of the United States Senate
for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1914
BANK forms of proposals. showing the
quantity and quality of each article and
me form OF bond TO be signed by the bidder
fndor$ed proposals for stationery for the
Dnted states Senate - and be directed ia
gown = H2!Sey: Secretary of the United
states senate. WaShlngton, D c. Pro-
posalS and specimens must be delivered al
named above. EDWIN A. HALSEY. Sec
IttdES apnS mvI.t
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BRICK sEMI-BUNGALOW. : ROOMS
AN9 BATH, Ist FLOOR: = STORAGE
ROOMS ON md LARGE LIVING ROOM
WITH FIREPLACE. DINING ROOM AND
FULLY EQUIPPED KITCHF -7FFNEO
PORCH, NEARLY !, ACRE : VIC
TORY GARDEN. CHICKE" ETC,
GARAGE THIS IS II. G DON
AHUE CH- G4fu EEFS FAL tUPCH
-@S3, N c. HINES d SIS. INC.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

THIS IS A SELLERS MARKET
PLENTY OF FAST ACTION
HAVE PURCHASERS WAITING-ALL
SECTION
DEsIRoUs OF GETTING 10 TO e5
OLD BUILDINGS
BUYERS FOR SMALL INVESTMENTS.
Call Eddie Kyle, HO. 2lU4.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
sos n ST " w Na+iCpol opi5
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ARLINGTON-S0-1 -15O

3 rm. brick. , bedrooms dceplace,
'Tf'ned porch fc 5Q 6a emcos ,a.Sa lot
Arlington better residential sections. CoHv.
70 schools and trans. Call MR.. JOHNSTON,
4
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FRANK B. SMITH,
Commissioners
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1887 2-door sedan: excellent per
forming car. some body work necessary:
FINANCE co LOT,
New York and Fla AYES NE
ta,,p(2Iio,, BUICk De luxe qnueD sedan; beautiful
fR9MG4'9n Rancr Mo,or new G@ tTea sacrifice, Sls5,
BUICK, 1911 super door: black finish
f9alo' heater; absolutely Immaculate: 10
umu mile, Wonderful tires Bargain
price. WHEELER, INC, 4slU Wisconsin.
CHEVROLET 1871 master dc luxe sedan
white wall tires, excellent mechanical con-
o'tIon' suaT41teSd; T451 Cd ,erms
-14ol r 1. Ave. NE DE 63oc.
like new low mIeaae: one &c owner: qST priced
i9% Rc, bo,iSe See Warfe2 e. sandGT, Rchheld =
Island ave NV Hobart 976f
CHEVROLET 1899 coupe good condition;
PFWate owner $40 cash cas- ISL. MI
CaEyRQIET CHE Y 1870 master de luxe town
DE SOTO 1889 4-door sadan. excellent
Glzz Gar HAWKINS. 1888 l4,h St, Dupont
DE SOTO I94I custom de luxe 4-doo7
Sed2n tiqid orlve' radio, heater, 5 excellent
Afm5g AG.5o;rs See G.s Wsrren sandsrs Reheld
Island ave NV. HO. 9764
DODGE 1871 Luxury Liner 2-door; low mi,
fddlp and heater: good tires; fully euaran-
Istd: N,iN1: your car or S3@y down. Victory
Sai'', "Sob Ga ave. RA. 9O36.
DQDGE 1880 de luxe 2-door radio spot
dehI' excellent tires, | owner popular;
S5"3- Wheel Err, INC, 1910 Wisconsin.
DODGE 929 door sedan: well cared for.
ene4i ee4i,ef' radio, good tires; $3.50 De
FORD de luEe coach: best condition; new
tires; sacrifice. ~9;, tull price. Roper
Motor Co, 1890 R I, ave ne. l3'
FORD 1855 coupe: motor In excellent con-
LOVING MOTORS, 1919 NJ st NV.
FORD 1897 so de luxe coach; leaving coun-
Try; FACTORY rebuilt motor, - miles per
Rd4!on new brakes, newly upholstered in
ieatner and fabric; paint like new, 4
newly recapped tires; Ford radio. heater
Best offer. CHI. 1906
FORD 1889 de luxe SIS Tudor sedan; excel
nieihtto ieiht condltlon throughout. S4"5. Dupont
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OFFICE AND SHOP
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.
WA hTTED TO

Building. either 1st or 2nd commercial
containing not less than 10000 sq. #
immediate possession required VIII pay
cash.
EDW. r. CARR, Realtor,
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
lumbia-In Re Application OF Edward
Goldosrs fox Change Ct name~Giyi, *, ~ Ac- =.
having flcd a complaint for a Judgment
changing. his name. to EDWARD GAINES
and having applied to the Court for ar
by law in such cases it is, by the Court
this 22nd day Of April, lo43 ordered that
all persons concerned show cause. If any
there be. on or before the 21st day OF
May. 1913. why the prayers of said com
plant should not be sranted; Provided
once week for @ Three con consecutive Gu xrek: s|E
before said day in The Evening Star anc
The WASHINGTON Law Reporter. EDWARD
c. EICHER, Chief Justice. tSeal) A true
copy. Test: CHARLES E. STEWART
Clerk; BY JOHN o. BOWEN. Deputy Clerk
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HARRY L. RYAN, Jr., Attorney,
Lif4aora4h SfraaI n u.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United states for the District Of CO.
PWscH, 900 Hamlin Street Ne. Plain
tiff, VS.. GEORGE JOSEPH FELDPUsCH,
Battery E. cloth C.AA: %. $50. co
Postmaster, Seattle, WASHINGTON, Defend
ant.-No. 1s,OO2.-The object of this suit
is to obtain decree for absolute divorce
C!l years desertion. On motion of the
plaintiff, 1T is, this 26th day Of April
1913. ordered that the defendant. GEORGE
JOSEPH FELDPUSCH, cause his appear
ance to be entered herein on or before
the fortieth day, exclusive of sundays and
legal holidays. occurring after the day OF
the first publication of this order; other
wise the cause will be proceeded G with with as as
this order be published once week for
thrae successive weeks in the Washington
Law Reporter. and the Evening Star
Newspaper before said day. (S) DAN
IELD w. ODONOGHUE, Justice. fSeal1
Attest: CHARLES f STEWART. Clerk.
BY ELEANOR E. JOBE, Deputy Clerk.
apoS, S,mvo 10
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That is. I mean to say. it Will not last
- hourS-so don't be late. "5l acres
miles from Waldorf Md. so acres clear
ed and sood tobacco soil. Nice spring and
stream Small log house. Good tobacco
barn and other outbuildingS. Priced by
cash. bal, S;In per mo at So.
JOHN A. BRICKLEY, EXCL. AGENT,
Barr Bids. DI 1921.
Or the Castle, Forest Glen. Nd, 81. s55t
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To Private Owners-Company
needs 10 late model cars and 3
Station Wagons for which we
will pay a high cash price.
Phone Mr.. Samuels at DI. O122
or write Hyattsville Auto and
Supply Co., Authorized Buick
Dealer, Hyattsville, Md.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

EQUITY. DETACHED BRICK HOUSE. .
baths, recreation room. Of Military I'd
! yrs old. What have you? Box 49l-M,
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AUCTION SALES

FARM TRACTOR,
springtooth harrow; all in GOOD ' conditie.
TO be sold at the public auction of H M
BRUNK. GIG 40th place. Hyattsville, Md.
Friday May IA Ia.
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NEAR BUS.

,,!,.room hrlck house with il" baths. built
lHil. Has OAK floors. fireplace, luli base
mNnt, range, retr.rera'0r ano plenty of
storage space on corner Int OF approx.
, acre. : mics from Wa mn- on. price,
$500; s!.uNu down. bal. SD per mo. See
MASON H1RST. Apnandale Va, a. The
end Of Columbia pike, Phone Alexandria
hNl@. Closed SUNDAY.
los A. ON HIGHWAY, METRO
POLITAN AREA OF MONTG.
CO, MI. FROM SILVER
SPRING, WILL SELL IN PAR
GELS.
L. w. GROOMEs. 1910 EYE ST.
BEAUTIFUL HOME N BEvFPLv ruLs.
Va on larse corrcr l2.. vel L,adscaned;
hath on frs floor. fire lace screened
porch. venetian blinds tbrouChou' refrIger-
ator and stove. = bedrooms and bath on
second floor. shower and lava,orv in base
n1ent, garage. copper pIplng throughout
slate roof; , miles from Pen.aEon on bus
line. Open / 10 & Out Arlington Ridge
I'd to GIebe rd a. Presidential Gardens.
rsht 70 Old DOMINION blvd. left to 800
Tennessee ave.
HOI r. 90
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LOTS FOR SALE

HILLCREST. Sc. OVERLOOKING ENTIRE
C!ty-AlI uuhtleS. restricted community.
P2ICed TO sell, : 300, terms, SI,95O cash.
OWNER. AT @o&a
APARTMENT HOUSE SITE, Sc CORNER
Conn. ave. and legation, Cneyy Chase.
loU-coSt housing, and many other acTease
rraClS nearby for building purposes Full
TON R. GORDON, owner. 1927 Eve st
NV Dl 80. Brokers atteo-Iop
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COLLEGE HEIGHTS AREA

NEAR UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
CferS protected homesites in rolling
wooded land divided to SUIT the needs Of
PLAP RSD BepPs RTRAcTE FREE ppP RQP9KHB6s
REQUEST Lot 65xl24 it, 5000
A. H. sEIDENSPINNER, Reaitor.
WA l"lu. Riverdale, Md. WA 46aS
ZONED FOR FLATS OR APART
mentS, large group of desirable
lots in D. C. and parcel in Va.
Both less than 15c per foot.
Sewer and water available. Box
358-H. Star.
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"3p3 S. Arlington Rldge Rd
Phone jackson I1DI wv I
2 ACRES, PIOWED.

81 50o-Nice cozy 5-room cot'ace. good
condition. with eleC. stove. sparkling well
water > outbldgs.. one l6x@o poultry house.
flowers Ia miles out. have cash JOHN
RURDOFT. Colesv!lle. Md. Phone Ashton
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Solid Stone CaDe Cod.
FALLS CHURCH VA

s nee rooms. fun basement, wooded lot,
shrubbery. mos old, Fort Nyer seCUon;
) mlns. 70 WasA4ngtOn, $ 800. Gil.
E"15 OWNER
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.

BUILDING SUITABLE FOR FURNITURE
MRS. WAYS
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,No1,Jrp naIR paPcArN

house, stream well. SumcrduCk, Viz
glnla. S3,3O0 a. 5000 down, SO month
! $50 Burke 81. Sc. Garden planted.
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BUICK 1885 2-door sedan; excellent per
forming car. some body work necessary:
SD.
FINANCE co LOT
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PONTIAC 194l Streamliner coupe; 10000
actual miles; spotless car, finished in ma
room; heater: low price HAWKINS. 1888
l4th Nv. Dupont 44h5.
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%- One of Americas Largest Ford Dealers

FORD 1892 de luxe SIS Tudor sedan; excel
ient ient CONDITION throughout. S4p5 Dupont
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DODGE lH39 4-door sedan; well cared for
he4,ef. TddIo, good tires: $3.50 De
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-07
CAROLINA TAKES
CAMEC0CKS,2l-
BUT NOT EASILY
South Carolinians Furnish
:. Unexpected Punch
On Hot Day

COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. 6-tP
A favored North Carolina Tar
Heel squad met sitter opposition
than had been anticipated in the
South Carolina Gamecocks today,
but easily cornered a 21-6 South
ern conference victory in a game
played before 5000 sun soaked
fans.
The Tar Heels steam rollered
the Gamecocks with an overpoW-
ering rushing game. collecting two
touchdowns on quick breaking
runs of 80 and 40 yards, and a
third from a recovered tumble.
The Gamecocks' lone score came
on an 80-yard runback of an inter-
cepted pass by halfback Joe Shaw.
North Carolina took the open
ing kickoff back in continuous
series of plays for its first touch
down as Eddie league, formerly
of N. c. State, broke away behind
perfect interference for 43 yards
to score. He converted.
A lateral from George Grimes
to Hosea Rodgers caught the
Gamecocks flatfooted in the Sec
ond period, and the ex-Alabama
fullback tore 80 yards to score,
bulling his way through two tack
lers on the goal line. Grimes con-
verted.
A pass interrogation by Grimes
set North Carolina rolling again
few minutes later, but the drive
rebounded when Joe Shaw of the
Gamecocks took a Tar Heel pass
on his 20 and ran 80 yards to
score untouched Bradford's place
ment effort for the point was wide.
South Cardinals hopes were
smashed late in the third quarter
when freshman Joe Kosinski OF
the Tar Heels snatched the ball
Continued on Page Nine)
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DAVIDSON LOSES
TO CLEMSON, 26-6
Tigers Snappy Backfield
Proves Too Much For
Wildcats

CHARLOTTE, Nov. 6-tF-A
trio of hard running. fast break
ing backs led Clemson's Tigers
to a 26-6 win over Davidson here
today in Southern conference
football game. A crowd OF 4,OO0
watched the contest.
It was chiefly through use OF a
well-rounded ground attack that
Davidson was toppled into defeat,
as reflected in the net yardage
of 261 manufactured by the win
ners compared with Davidson's II.
Leading the victors were Jim
Whitmire, Bill Rogers and Arthur
Trompore. Between them. they not
only scored three Of Clemson's
touchdowns, but accounted for
well over half of its total gain.
Clemson outgained Davidson 261
yards to II in rushing and reg
istered IL first downs to the Wild
cats 10. The Tigers completed
two of six passes for % yards.
and Davidson completed six OF
Is for n yards.
Russell skipped over with Glenn
sons first score in the second
quarter on an end around play
from Davidson's five yard line.
This followed by two plays Da-
wilson kick which was blocked by
Seay, Chappell recovering on the
eight.
Whitmire scored the second
Clemson touchdown as the South
ICarolinians gathered mounting mo-
mentum when the second half
opened. He took the ball on a
double reverse, swept around Da-
Wilson'S right end and knitted up
the left side of the field for Al
yards and six points.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-07
NEW RIVER BOYS
WALL0P NORFOLK
Lejeune Uses Jig-Saw Line
up-And Still Wins
Easily

NEW RIVER, Nov. 6-LR-Re-
lying again upon a crushing ground
offensive, Camp Lejeune Marines
won their fifth straight football
victory today by defeating the
Norfolk Fleet Marines, 55-6, in
game which often had the ear
marks of comic opera.
The New River Marines used
mostly reserve material to score
two touchdowns in every quarter.
Sometimes they used linemen in
the backfield.
Camp Lejeune netted 297 yards
rushing compared to Norfolk S
minus q, making a total of 1901
yards the New River team has
compiled in its last five games to
81 for its opponents.
Fulback Billy Peace of Hen
derson, N. c., made the first three
touchdowns on "a and two yard
runs and a 29-yard pass from Tom
Hall. Charlie Beham squeezed in
a safety when he tackled Norfolk S
Fred Lapp behind the goal line.
Hall drove Is yards in two plays
for the fourth touchdown after
Continued on Page Ninc)
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-07
ONE MINUTE SPORTS PAGE

Connecticut sports scribes agree
that Levi Jackson. 17-year-old Hill
house High back in New Haven, is
better right now than any of Yale's
ball toters. Really, its a little
more than faint praise. In last
weeks Iowa State-Oklahona game,
the sooners used the huddle and
ran 48 plays while the cyclones
called plays the old fashioned way
and ran 81-but Oklahoma won.
PIT. Another last word on the
Dodger dislikes: Branch Ricky
says, there couldn't me anybody
that I could be more unwilling to
dispose of than Mickey Owen .
Leo Houck, Penn States boxing
coach who lost out in his campaign
for Lancaster county commission
er, can blame himself. Every time
his Penn State friends would ask
for a campaign cigar, Loe would
retort: Nothing doing: Those
kind of votes 60 up in smoke"
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-07

Princeton play Brown - and
in spite of the teams records,
the games were good The
same afternoon some 100000
fans saw the Notre Dame
Navy and Army Penn tus-
sells . Maybe you still could
call those four institutions of
higher education.
OLD ARMY GAME
The West Point statistical de-
partment, surveying the list of
about 500 cadets who won varsity
football letters from 1891 to 1912,
points out that two now are gener-
ais, two lieutenants generals, 20
major generals, 80 brigadier gen.
erals, 105 lieut.. colonies, 81 ma
iors, 81 captains, 46 first Heuten-
ants and six second lieutenants. :,
seven have been killed in ac-
ton, two are missing and three are
prisoners of Japan only 20
are in civil life.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-07
PRE-FLICHT HITS
BIG AIR POCKET
IN HOT BAPTISTS
Wake. Forest Plays Best
Game And Wins By
20-12 Margin

CHAPEL HILL, Nov. 6-P-An
alert, power-laden Wake Forest
college football team played it's
best game of the year today and
trounced an all-Cadet team of the
North Carolina Naval Pre-Flight
school 1921 before 5000 specta-
tors, most Of whom were aviation
cadets.
The Deacons reached their peak
in driving to touchdowns in the
first, second and final periods. And
then partly smothered a powerful
aerial offensive that melted the
Pre-Flight team a final marker
with only SO seconds remaining.
Nick Sacrinty, sophomore,
spanked the Deacons, tossing one
touchdown pass, taking lateral
from Russ Perry for another and
turning in a fine exhibition of run.
ming and passing that set up the
third touchdown.
The cloudbusters sidelined their
officers, but presented two fine
backs in Cecil Hare, former Wash
ington Redskin star, and Ray
Wolff, who played three years at
Dartmouth. In the air, the Cloud
busters depended upon a trio Of
fine throwers, Harry Hillard, Bill
Eannigan and Dave Hyden.
The service team nosed out the
'Deacons in first downs to 7.
But in rushing the Deacons held
yardage advantage of 1913 to
Ill. Wake Forest completed four
of six passes for 81 yards and the
Navy force completed II of q
for 106 yards.
The performance of D. Harris,
Statesville Youth, in the Wake
F crest line, stood out brilliantly.
The Deacons used a combination
Of blocked punts and tumble re-
covers to set up their first score.
D. Harris blocked Tuttles' kick
on the Pre-Flight 30, and from there
Elmer Brogden and Russ Perry
alternated in moving to the 10,
where Perry dropped a bad pass
from center and Hannigan recov.
cred for the Navy.
On the next play, Hare funbled
and D. Hobbs rushed into cover
the bobble for the Deacons. Grant
Perry and Brogden alternated il
moving to the four yard marker
then Sacrinty tossed a pass to D
Harris in the end zone for the
score. c. Hobbs boot was gooe
for the extra point, and the Dea
cons led 10.
Perry's interrogation of one O.
Cooks passes in the second made
possible the second Deacon tally
From his 40, Cook faded and toss
ed long one intended for Hanni
gan, but Perry caught it in thu
open on his As, ran to the so ant
then lateralled to Sacrinty wlle,
a bevy of Navy tacklers corner
ed him. Sacrinty scarcely wa:
threatened as he scampered the
remaining so yards for the score
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-07
Blue DeuiLs Run And Run
State Runs After Them

kicked the extra point after the
| last touchdown.
After the first three minutes,
there was never any doubt as to
the outcome - the only question
was, how much would it be. After
Ia Duke pass was INTERCEPTED and
State had failed again, Turner
kicked to Buddy Luper on the
Duke q, and Luper logged it to
the Duke 40. From there, Luper
galloped IS yards off right tackle,
and on the next play Cittadino
made it the remaining Is to the
goal after fumbling and recovering
the ball and the Dukes were off
to the races.
The next score came only sec
onds later Gantt's kickoff went to
the State Is, where Wolfpack play
ers stood around and watched as
Cittadino doWned the free ball for
Duke ON the State 20. Two plays
CONTINUED on Page Nine)
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-07

RALEIGH, Nov. 6.-(P)-Duke'
Blue Devils-apparently better
than ever after losing 81 Navy
Viz members of their No. l squad
seemingly couldn't keep from
scoring here today as they trampl-
ed hapless N. c. State Wolfpack
$50 before 5000 spectators.
The Dukes used every member
of the squad except 30 Sacrlnlty'
injured back, in routing the PACK:
Third and fourth stringers played
most of the game.
Bob CAN'T kicked nine extra
points in 10 tries, TO run his total
for the season to 81 out of 80 at
tsmpts.
Duke scored at least twice IN
every period. The Blue Devils
chalked up two touchdoWns III 1ne
first period, four in the second,
three in the third and added pair
il; the final quarter. The closing
whistle blew just after CAN'T had
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-07
Popular Girl Wrestlers
To Return To Local Mat

May Young, the popular female
grappler who made such hit last
Friday night at Thalian hall. will
return to the local arena next Fri
day night when she meets Betty
Weston, another young girl wrest-
Ter who has racked up many VIC
tories recently.
The girls are to reaper by pop
ular demand after the rough and
tumble show which was presented
last week. By far the most out
standing attraction to be seen in
the ITALIAN ring, they are expect
ed to present another slam-bang
match to vie with the one between
Miss Young and Rose Evans re-
Gently.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-07

CAMP DAVIS, Nov. g. P -
Norm Standlee was the big gun
in the Camp Davis Anti-Aaircraft
Blue Brigade today as it won its
fifth triumph of the season by over
towering Fort Monroe of Virginia,
31-6, before 1000 soldiers.
Although accounting for but one
of five Brigade touchdowns. Stand
lee, who played but half the con-
test, amassed slightly more than
100 yards via p1unging, almost one
third of the total yardage rolled
up by the Camp Davis team. In
10 ball-carrying attempts the form
er Stanford university and Chica-
90 Bear fullbck averaged bit
more than 10 yards try. Three
cunts earned him 48-yard aver
age.
The first time Camp Davis laid
hands on the ball, it racked up a
score. Halfback Vic Santone gath
cred in Bowers kick on his own
IS and scampered the remaining
IS yards for the payoff. Standlee
booted the conversion.
Midway in this quarter Stand
lee picked up % yards, Stoeckal
tackled on Is and from the
f,ve-yard stripe Standlee conclud-
ed the drive by skirting end for
the tally. At the half Camp Davis
held a 1870 lead.
A 65-yard march in the third
period ended with Bezeme's 20
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-07
Great Lakes Racks Up
Win Over Camp Grant

GREAT LAKES, ILL.,. Nov. 6.-tR
The Great Lakes Bluejackets
rolled up their seventh football vic
tory in nine games today against
Camp Grant. 1910, before crowd
of $4,000 recruits at Ross field.
Dick Staly pitched his first pass
in the second quarter to set up
Great Lakes first touchdown. Ray
Jones then Topped a 80 yard pass
to Juzwik, who clutched the ball
on the so and zig gagged the rest
of the way to score.