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Evening star., 1945-07-02
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

WAREHOUSE. 30x60, large lot, leased,
good tenant, 5000 year Builder will
exch. for house or bus. prop. that needs
remodeling. SH. 1851.
Evening star., 1945-07-02
HOUSES FOR SALE Cont. J

CoLORED-NEAR Ist AND NW.-s
rooms, 2 baths, h;-wlh fun basement: eS-
HAM. DE Il60; eve, DE. 6462.
COLORED-OVERLOoK beautiful Sol
diers' Home grounds; high above the city
today: front and rear porches, every mod
ern convenience. Ask for A. w. STEPHENS
DE- N1162.
COLORED-I3O0 BLK. Il ST. N.E.--8 rms,
arranged into apis, hot-water heat, gas,
electricity and oath; small deposit Of
$3.50 down, balance mo- must be sold
at once.
100 blk Eye st. n.e-Arranged into
8 apts.; $3.50 down payment, balance mo;
must be sold at once. Call OWNER, AID.
Evening star., 1945-07-02

BIG FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE. railroad
And Others. o'HARE ESTATES. Ma. 0bs6.
WAREH0USES-Brick- and concrete build
ing in Georgetown, 10000 50. tt; price,
modern bldg, once space, hne apts.,
large storage area with shipping entrance;
price, S32 500 Phone Mr.. Kyle, CO. OILS.
SHANNON g. LuCHs CO., 1905 II St. NV.
Evening star., 1945-07-02
LETTER-oUT

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Evening star., 1945-07-02

ARMY SURPLUS TRUcKs-No priorities
needed
Dumps-(2) 1912 Dodge. model w. r
Abb, Ia-ton, 2-speed rear, 2-yard bodies
1912 Dodge model w F.-31, lz-ton, g..
yard body (3} 1942 Rec. 3 to ton, model
AS-23, 5 forward speeds 8 and 4 yard
bodies 1871 International 3-ton, model
ks. 4-yard body. 5 forward speeds. 1898
Chevrolet. / u ton, 2-yd. body.
Panels-1937 Chevrolet, 1A-ton: 1895
Ford, 12-ton.
Trailers-A- ton new Army ammunition
carts metal bodies
stakes--1940 Dodge. 11s-ton.
Tractors--1941 Dodge 2-ton, 2-speed
rear, 6-speed transmission.
Wreckers-l940 Ford 1-ton with boom.
1910 Diamond T 1-ton with boom.
1941 GMC 4-ton, c. o. E., 9.75-20 tires,
air brakes, 16S-in. wheelbase, overdriye;
1000 miles.
All our trucks have heavy-duty Army
tires, low mileage and are in excellent
condition. Terms, trades. CENTRAL MO
TOR CO. 3143 Lee hwy, Arlington. Va
lU tn g.
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deed GEORGE c. GERTMAN, trustee,
American Security Building.
ie25. % ,29iy2 5.6.9.11,13
THoS OMEN SON sa of vaiS 4$5
premises s45 K St.; Northwest, known as,
deed si'ef Of trust dated December 4. is44 and
TecoTded. December =. 1874, as Paper
OF the Recorder OF Deeds Of the District
Of Columbia, default having occurred
under. the terms OF the SAID chsttel tr@ust @
viii sell at public auction within premises
6fHh sdak day Of cSa.,, y gssoSe5 1a5 a tsS tTS
trust, being in part to-wit: Kitchen eauip-
ment consisting q range sterilizer' ,sas grease
dishes. glasses pots, pans. etc, and dining
room equipment consisting of tables. chairs
mSer ee tEeher cash ah and 0
other equipment and paraphernalta on the
said premises 6eionsins 70 the s;,, restaurant n
Guiding. the good will. trade name. all stock
in trade. licenses, permits, fixtures and
sale: To be sold as an entirety for all cash.
Rs asn of ten sale dsgs nd offRsa the be
and and cost Of the purchaser. All convey
pnfdhssef Dnsbhs etc HWY E p EThaoAs Eh s2 o joins In
P. STRAUSS. Trustees. je29 ,iy:3 - 3.
THOS. J. OWEN son, auctioneers, ABS
Southern Building - Chancery sale OF
valuable one-story frame bungalow known
as premises No T33 32nd street Sc BY
virtue of decree passed in the District
Court of the United States for the Dis
trict of Columbia. Civil Acticn No 201lO
we will sell at public auction, in front Of
the premises, on Thursday. the 9th day of
July. 1945, at 3 O'Clock m, the following
described land and premises, situate IN
the city of Washington, in said District
and known as and being Lots 3S and 30 in
Square 54S4. together with the improve
ments thereon consisting Of one-story
frame bungalow containing five rooms, bath
and sun parlor. Terms of sale: Property
to be sold subject TO a prior building as
Sociation deed of trust of 81 ,337 90 as of
June /. l945, the purchase price over the
said previous trust to be paid one-third IN
cash and the balance in two equal install
ments. payable in one and two years from
the day OF sale, and to be represented by
bearing interest ct the rate of s per cent
per annum. payable semi annually, and
secured by deed of trust on the property
sold, or all cash. at the option of the pur-
chaser deposit of 5000 required upon
acceptance Of bid. All conVeyancing
notary fees and recording at purchaser S
cost. Terms to be complied with within
80 days or trustees may advertise and sell
at the purchasers risk and cost after f1ye
days previous advertisement of such re-
washington. D C. RAYMOND NEU-
DECKER, Investment Building. GEORGE
J. BODEN, 426 9th st. NV, trustees
25,Jy2,9,l6
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

TWO OR THREE BEDROOM HOUSE, Sept
/ or sooner: will sign long-tcrm lease for
suitable place: suburbs preferred. Box
32S-J Star. 3'
Evening star., 1945-07-02
AUToMoTIyE MISCELLANEOUS.

TIRE RECAPPING, s-hr, service, by ap-
pointment: leave your car am. pick it
up at 5 pm; finest grade materials used;
expert workmanship by experienced re-
Gaping mechanics; an work guaranteed;
ample parking facilities. PALDER g.
HANNA 4716 r. T. ave, Hyattsville, UN.
I2l2.- / 5O3 Lee hwy. ArIngton. OK. 0012.-
Evening star., 1945-07-02
AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

ADAM A. WEsCHLER q son, auctioneers.
Household and office furniture, radios,
Mcdonald, administratrix. estate FRANKLIN
Bid, Ambassador Moving & Storage Co.,
and others, by auction at Weschlers, 91b
q M continuing until midafternoon Once
desks and chairs, new chests OF drawers,
dressers, knee-hole desks and mirrors,
groups for dining, dinettes and bedrooms,
living room suites and odd sofas and chairs.
metal utility and kitchen cabinets, beds.
studio and sofa beds, spiral and box
chairs, fire extinguishers, personal effects,
etc.
ZED L. WILLIAMS and Zed L. Williams,
r., auctioneers0Auction AZ Williams Auc-
tomorrow; 2 pm. Good clean used ,furni-
Sn,e 1pTisht panss and, and general hEqss
tor Wm ons 9rdeF Al
No e5oi9 estate Of Edith Collins and goods
from other sources Whitney" fine, oak
aase piano mahos case good psger
1Qrpe. walnut dining rm. suite; 10-pe;
golden oak dining rm. suite, 3-pc. "Koehler ,
living : rm suite, suite, very good; 4,pe. walnut
finish bedrm suite, desirable wood and
metal beds several GOOD studios, double
odd chairs OF various kind, odd dressers
and chests, antique maple poster bed with
rope button rails, ANTIQUE spool bed
snSe eSOny wood w wRat RHSf nos antique
tables, lot curtains, spreads. quilts, etc.
Barrell of cooking ware, boxes of dishes,
etc, several trunks, lot mems clothing,
size 3S. various other household effects.
Our auctioneering services available any
where to attorneys, estates, individpals.
hotels, warehouses. clubs and others, de-
string the sale or liquidation Of real estate
Or personal property ahilitHs experience,
cooperation and safety assured No better
results at any price. Auctioneers' phone,
MA. 2620.
THos. ]. OWEN q son, auctioneers, 435
Southern Building g.-Trustees' sale of valu-
able .two-story and basement row brick
dwelling being known as premises l0ls
Third street, Southeast, BY virtue of q
Liber No. 1914, Folio 109 ct seq. of the
land records of the District of Columbia
and at the request of the party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell
at public auction in front Of the premises
on Tuesday, the third day OF July AID
1910. at two O'Clock P M, the following
described land and premises. situate IN
as and being Lot numbered Fourteen tl4l
in Richard J. Earnshaw's subdivision OF
Original Lot /, in Square 76S. as per
plat recorded in Liber AS folio SO of the
Records OF the once of the Surveyor Of
the District of Columbia. Terms Sold
620.31, further particulars OF which will
be announced at time of sale. the .pur-
chase price above said trust to be paid in
cash. A deposit OF $500 required, Convey
encing, recording. etc, at purchasers cost
Terms to be complied with within thirty
days, otherwise deposit forfeited and the
property may pe advertised and resold a
MILLER, j. VERNON THOMAS, Trustees.
le22.2b, ~, Jy2.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

CADILLAC 1881 conv. coupe; good tires;
rumble seat ceiling, over 81 250 sacrifice
at $3.50 Glebe 1851
FORD 1871 super de luxe business coupe;
radio and heater, above average, will take
older car in trade and finance; within
OPA price $1,000. WI 1874.
PLYMOUTH 1887 4-door sedan, radio,
heater; S425. within oPA ceiling. CEN
TRIAL MOTOR CO. 3l43 Lee highway.
Arlington. CHI 1000, OK. 0552.
all models. priced at OPA ceiling or less
LOVING MOTORS, 1919 NJ st. NV.
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EARMs FOR RENT.

tiled poultry house, modern s-room house,
| h.-w.h., elec, Sunday to pm, $500
Rranrh ave
Evening star., 1945-07-02
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

TRUCKS, late models; pickup, panels
fat stake, dumps. 21l9 BladensburR rd.
ne Tank trucks truck bodies Installed 7s
TRUCK. one 1889 11a-ton oump; priced to
sell right. Call Spruce 0453 weekdays from
9.20 a I'M to pm. &C.
FORD 1888 1-ton panel truck. Call Mon
daY. 1ra2 z ST u w OR RE 1n92
Evening star., 1945-07-02
FARMS WANTED.

WANTED TO BUY for cash, fnrmlands on
or near Mount Vernon blvd, Lee hwy.
River I'd, Rockville pike, 18th ST. pike.
Solesville pike, Defense hwy. and new
South Capitol st. extended FULTON R
GORDON, owner, 1927 Eye ST. DI. $3.50
until 9 pm Brokers' attention
Evening star., 1945-07-02
Points for Parents
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE

parent forces immediate compliance from
todd helping him to be adult pho
triUr
Evening star., 1945-07-02
FUTURE.

ADAM A. WESCHLER & son, auctioneers
Auction sale OF two-story brick dwelling
On July 10, 1915. at 3 O'Clock pm,
pursuant to the authority vested by
decree Of the court passed in civil action
27979. will sell at auction, on the prem
ises, S07 st. ne, being Lot 20, Square
9l0. $500 deposit required purchase
money to be cash Deposit will be for
feited unless purchaser closes sale within
20 days, ConVeyancing, revenue stamps
and title expenses at purchasers cost.
Adjustment of rent and taxes to date of
deed. GEORGE C. GERTMAN, trustee
American Security Building.
ie2h. y. niYo h.R .Q.1 1 IL
Evening star., 1945-07-02
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

NEW YORK AVE. opposite Industrial Busi-
ness Machines Bldg.--Either 40 or &c. It.
frontage available with approximately H.
600 or 10000 So it. with rear alley.
Owner win build and lease to responsible
tenant and will act Immediately. This is
an excellent opportunity to locate in one
of the fastest-growing commercial districts
in washington See Mr.. Parsons, WEAVER
BROS, INC, washington Bldg. DI. 5000.
Evening star., 1945-07-02
BUSINESS PROPERTY WAITED.

GARAGE WANTED--A national oil com.
pany will purchase for own use garage
with minimum of 10000 so. TT. Prefer
deal direct with owners. Write details to
Box 1Q-R Star
Evening star., 1945-07-02
STORES FOR RENT.

IF you ARE INTERESTED in opening a
new super market this fall in an excellent
new shopping center in nearby Va, con-
suit our lease agent for details M. T.
BROYHIIsLE CO., INC, OH. $500.
TWO STORES to be ready for occupancy
July 18th; one 16x73 one 23xS3 IT.;
unusually good location, surrounded by
approximately 1000 apis. and houses;
South Capitol ST. and Elmira SITS s.w. Call
LII a137. hetWeen 20 am. and 6 nm
Evening star., 1945-07-02
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

5000 SQUARE FEET, near 14th and
NV; only Sl75 per month. o'HAH
ESTATES. Ma 0546.
Evening star., 1945-07-02
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

SEE US BEFORE you SELL. PoHANKA
SERVICE. 1926 goth st. NV. District
gl4I
AMERICAN BANTAM, Chevrolet, Packard
or any other desirable car urgently needed.
To get full ceiling price in cash 1mmedi-
ately, lust call Me. 5000, or bring your
car TO LOVING MOTORS, 1919 N st. n ~.
Evening star., 1945-07-02

For fre copy of phamphlet listing 100
words most frequently mispronounced,
Frank Colby, in care Of The Evening star.
(Released by the Bell Syndicate. Inc.)
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
Don Hutson Has
Another Ronp
ny international News Service

or man HutSon just keeps roll
ing along and today the Green
. Bay Packer had pounded anether
nail in his already firmly secured
reputation as one of footballs all
time greats.
Don HutSon yesterday scored
three touchdowns and kicked
three extra points 10 lead his
mates TO a 33 10 II victory over
the Chicago Cardinals. His p
points included a 59-yard scoring
pass play and a swiftly executed
end around play for y yards and
another score.
Green Bays victory, added TO
the % 10 Ia defeat of Cleveland
by Philadelphia and Detroits 10
10 10 victory over the Chicago
Bears. threw the n ion a !
Leagues western division into a
three-way tie.
The eastern division lead was
shared by Washington and Bos-
ton Washington defeated New
York, 24 10 Il. while Boston
downed Pittsburgh, 10 10 s.
Sammy Baugh completed 19 Of
% passes for Washington.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
IL THE DETROIT TIMES
Oe1. lo45
SpOr rtS
Negro Star Sees
No Real Barriers
By LEO MkCDONELL

Jackie Robinson. who as mem
Der OF Montreal. a Brooklyn farm
club. became the first Negro te
sign a contract in organized base,
ball, makes known that he dlc
not take the step without GIea'
thought and deliberation.
1T took me long time
Robinson was quoted, Ito con-
vince myself that MIR. Hickey
was not making "A gesture
(Branch Hickey. president oi
the Dodgers } Until Was sure
of that / could not go into II,
no matter what he offered me
for signing. There are other
things beside money involved.
EThe Dodgers secuted me all
last summer when i was play
ing with the Kansas City Mon
archs, although did not know
that at the time. Robinson
played with the Monarchs at
Briggs Stadium ~ Late I'm Au-
gust. Mr. Hickey asked me Ia
come 10 New York and talk IL
over. He convinced me that IL
was no gesture and we came 10
an agreement. didn't tell
anybody, not even the Monarchs
because / still had some mis-
givings. But, kept thinking
IL over and when they called
me to Nontrcai TO sign l knew
was right.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
It's Different Now

"This experience. 10 me,
proves. or at least indicates 10
me that once the ICE II broken
and the idea accepted the thing
Is entirely possible. ! know |
am heading for trouble, eSpo-
Ciany in Daytona Beach next
March. where I must train with
Montreal. But, ! do not look
.ir anything in a physical way.
I really believe we have gotten
beyoHd that i'm this country,
But. ! viii take a tongue
heating. That I ran take, At
least I think 7 can take VI.
I am due for riding from the
bench Jockeys all around the
International circuit. II ! am
good enough 10 play with Mon
treal all summer. But, We got
that In our league.
These days I keep remind
ing myself of something my
mother told me when ! was a
little Kid. She told me that
the words they say about YOU
cannot hurt YOU and when they
see that they viii stop saying
them"
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
Yerues. zeuderstip Aig Fnctor in Nictignu Victor.

seemed that finally the aes who control the destinies of
had decided something Bill
had doing the thing the right time and the right
thing the time and otherwise fmbng and handling the
football had bomb attached end Of it.
The tie seemed inevitable for Michigan Henry Fonde
who had nghmarish afternoon make his
the Illinois tackles did get back his yard
line with the explosive punt that his head
Michigan did the best il could under such circum
stances had Jack Weisenbrger kick out TO Illinois
Three plays later hero Butkovich had Ed Mcel and Joe
Sobelesk Wolverine guard block his kick Freshman Bill Ford
215pound Negro Washington who joined the Michigan team
only ago. picked kick which had gone dagonay
the field and it across for touchdown.
All Criser had been pouring substitutes al Illinois
sometimes whole line would 60 in at time After this
break Of the blocked kick his substitution policy paid off dividends
Michigan the fresher potent team Illinois was
willing but the flesh weak.
Teninqa. Weisenbureer Lead Drive
Two Michigan touchdownS rolled with Walt
nmga Jack Weenbuger doing the hard work the second
for the hard
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
Recalls Grid DAYS

'When was at college, l
played football against South
ern methodist, T. G. L. and
Texas Aggies. All the members
OF those teams were Southern
boys. They played hard foot
ball and really gave me a
smacking at times.
"But i can say with perfect
honesty that there never was
the slightest thing 10 indicate
I'm any one of those games that
they were giving me the busi-
ness because 1 was a Negro.
The fact that l was "A Negro
made no difference.
"Afterward some OF them
came to me and told me l had
played good game, and we
shook hands. Now, i am race
conscious enough TO he sensi-
tive on this point, and ann
absolutely certain they were
sincere. They got quickly over
the idea of playing against a
Negro and accepted II.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
New Highs Set
In Travel Loop

West Point Engineering and
Charles Davidson rank one in
scoring in the Western Travelling
League. An 1l27 in 3OSS with
Davidson's 703 are the new highs.
Phil Northman posted a 663
Earl GremelS Edwin Tool took
one point from Rivera on a 1896
finish. AL Higgins, Riviera, had
ESQ in 29S1 as his team nailed
three.
On the east side, Nottingham
stopped Oldbru, the divisional
leader, after Oldbru gained i
straight points, 2902 TO 1858. Not
tingham's Ed Albright scored 658
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
ChaIk.y Wright
Here for Bout

After almost two decades In
the ring. Chalky Wright has got
the business of fighting down TO
a system He fights just little
oltencr than once month. He
figures that is often enough for
fellow OF 80 years.
During tho last six years,
Wright has fought 81 times. his
busiest year being 194l when he
fought 20 times. That was the
year he was moving toward the
featherwoiCht championship. He
was ambitious.
Wright has arrived for his bout
with Leroy Willis at the Olympia
Friday night He did not do any
gym work yesterday but did a bit
of roadwurk on Belle Isle.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
Joins Their Games

again. after 1 was gradu-
ated. ! played in the All-Star
game I'm Chicago. There were
n half dozen Southern boys on
the squad. One of them was
Marion Pugh from Texas. He
now plays with the New York
Giants. The first few days in
camp there was slight ten
sion. I noticed IL and kept II
90 myself. When the other boys
would play poker would sit
around by myself reading a
magazine.
"On about the fourth day
Southern boys came To me in
n group and asked me to join
their game. After that we were
friends, everything was entirely
natural and there was no re-
straint. And j want 80 say
that In the game, these South
ern boys gave me the best
blocking / ever had.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
ADAM BROWN STARS

Adam Brown. one Of the Wings
returned servicemcn, led the rout
Two years of army life. plus Is
pounds, which raised his weight
to 10, have helped transform the
rosy checked lett wing from a
slender, round flank forward
to a puck carrier who can slash
through.
Brown scored three goals, one
! in each period.
adam should have had five
or siX," said Boss Adams. "He
had so much speed the defense
couldn't even touch him when
he started through"
Browns shots wore from close
up. His first one, for instance. was
DETECTION of Carl LiScombe'S S.
foot shot from left wing.
The other Wings popped them
from all angles. Shifty Joe Car
veth. leading the first line with
Ted Lindsay and Eddie Bruneteau
shot one through Bibeaults legs
IN the second period Eddie
Brunetcau, given a rinkwide pass
by Howe, whipped sharply
angled 40-footer from right wing
past Bibeault into the upper left
corner where the puck stuck in
the twine.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
Whitman Registers
Second Auto Victory

George Whitman won his second
straight auto victory at the new
Dctroft Speedway track yester-
day, beating out Eddie Ostwick
on the stretch. Johnny Smiggs
was third. AL Placky fourth. Witz-
man also had the fastest eight-lap
time in winning his qualifying
race in 2:t4. Fred Tucker won the
serviceman's match race of four
laps in los. defeating Bud
HueSman
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
Tie Rams, Packers at Top

a result the today three-way tie for
Western Division of the National Football League
the previously Cleveland Rams who succnbed
Philadelphia Eagles Green Bay Packers who defeated the
Cardinals
the fourth triumph in five for the Lions and the
ffth
n history the Chicago eleven.
he Bears have beaten the Lions 1913
their this fall the Lions conquered the
passing attack that outdd the Sid Lucman and
than superior attack of the visitors
kind of record haste when they scored
once of n
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
Victory Over Bears
.BrinQs Tie for FirstP|d(e
By LEO MACDoNELL

The Lions offices rocked with rapture today.
Its glorious day. GUS Fred L. Mandell Jr, OF
Detro pro football suggested he beamed smiles all
the place.
Magnificent Fred, the coach replied tossing extra bread
crumbs at park pigeons who peek in at the door
"Oh, what a wonderful morning. Lew Cromwell, the
general manager borrowed notes from Oklahoma
Rayhing" the pretty secretary sighed she whirled In
the prouette something from the Ballet Russo.
Its a peachy day Enrico the barber from next
door baritoned
Divine" the Tuler Hotels No. I cat purred.
All Of which adds up supreme JOY the Lions
smashing victory the Bears 1910 Briggs Stadium
yesterday that witnessed by equally happy
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
Carries Out u Pledge

LUBBOCK. Tex, Oct % (UP)-Texas Techs football team
is profng from promise Dalton CHECKER from his kid
brother before he left TO join the army 1912.
When he left he told his young brother
Jimmy, Tech I don't CON G.
Jimmy said he would
Dalton was killed in Germany
The kid brother enrolled this fall developed fast he
playing nearly half each undersudy for cocaptan Otis
Turner at halback
He the defense excellent line hacker
when he is in there
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
FINALLY GETS GOING

In the third period Redeemer
got as far as the LourdeS % and
then lost the ball on downs. Then
Roy Carpenter, who has been out
the last few weeks, and Gene
Tyrna took over. After two sue
cessive first downs Tyrna broke
loose 10 the Redeemer seven,
from where Carpenter bulled his
way over on the next play for the
first tally. Tyrna made the place
ment
With less than two minutes re-
naming. Ken Hayes intercepted
a pass on the Redeemer 25. Tyrna
on a reverse took the ball TO the
lC, then broke through the center
Of the line for a touchdown. His
kick was good
On the east side De LaSalle
moved into first place with a 46-7
win over ST Ladislaus while ST
Catherine was dropped from the
by ST Benedict, 12-0
Potter Donahue was the thorn
in the side Of St Catherine. In
the first quarter he shot 25-yard
pass 10 Charles Blanchard. who
went Is more for a score. In the
fourth he ran left end for 25 and
a tally.
In the second division ST Philip
kept its undcfoatcd record intact
mainly through the efforts Of
Amedc De Cruydt who shot a 35-
ward pass 10 Dick Gallagher, who
went over from the one in the
closing minutes 10 give St Philip
a 1876 win over ST. Ambrose. st
Rose dropped hack a notch after
tying st. Charles Saturday night,
70 all
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
Weekend Football Scores
FAR WEST
Scores Five Goals,
His Team Wins, SO

Doug Nelson, a reformed soccer
goalie, scored five goals call that
his team goO 10 beat Bavarians
so at Wigle Park Sunday in
Windsor. Pioneers downcd St
Clair 81, Mark Molly tailed
twice, Mike Stcincrt once for the
winners. Bavarian Juniors won
over German Bees 2-1.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
Mat Rinq TO Groan

Nearly two tons of wrestling
flesh will be involved at Arcadia
Gardens tonight. the total weight
being considerably boosted by
Elmer Zeke Estep, who tips the
beam at 420 pounds He meets
270-pound Jerry Gordon. In the
main 90 George Macricostas OPP
poses Mango Singh.