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Evening star., 1947-03-06
Housewares

2-24x24x12" Metal Wall Cabi-
nets. As is. Orig. $3.50 $5.95
1-24x20x13" Metal Single Door
Wardrobe. AS is. Orig. $19.95,
S14.95
Plastic on Steel-top Tables,
20x24". Orig. $10.95- $5.95
1-25x40" Porcelain top, Chrome
leg Table. As is. Orig. $22.95,
S16.95
1-24x36" Porcelain-top, Chrome
leg Table. AS is. Orig. $22.95,
$16.95
l Metal Kitchenette Cabinet, por-
celain top, base 20x24. AS is.
Orig. $2995 1895
3 Willow Log Baskets. Orig.
9o.So ---------.--- $3.50
5 Willow Log Baskets. Orig.
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-06
Leather Goods

2 Black Suede Bags. Orig. $3.50.
$685.
S. Turf Tan Leather Bags. Orig.
$5.95 ----------- $500
Black Patent Leather Bag.
Orig. $3.50 --------$3 5000
2 Black Calf and Plastic Square
Bags. Orig. $10.50 --24- $500
50 Overnight Cases. Orig. $2.25,
$1.89*
Is Plastic Bags. Orig. $500 and
Saddle Leather Billfold. Orig.
$500. As is ---S Sl.00
6 Leather Bags. Orig. $10.50,
$3.50
4 Bags. Orig. $500 81. sos
*Plus 200 T1r
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1947-03-06
Notions

20 White Fur Ear Muffs. Soiled.
Orig. $1.59 ------75cs
IL Twirl Permanent Wave Sets.
Orig, $500 $I.0O*
"a Heating Pads, no hot water or
electricity needed. Orig. $100,
39c
"a Nylon Garter Belts. White.
$3.50. Orig. $3.50 --. 89c
20 Uplift Style Rayon and Cotton
Brassieres. 34-38. Orig. $1.50, 89c
rs Jars Shoe Paste, tan and
black. Orig. Csc -------10c
rs Rolla-bob. Orig. SOC 10c
40 Shower Caps. Orig. 25c-5c
*Plus 700 Tar
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1947-03-06
Upholstery

l Lot Drapery and Slipcover
Remnants. Orig. $169 to $3.50
yard. Yard $1.00
rs Yds. Ecru Rufiiing. Orig. 64c,
per yard --------321ac
100 Yds. Acetate Rayon Curtain
Material. Orig. .$l.33 yard.
Yard S9c
s Studio Couch Covers. Orig.
$14.95. Each $l1.95
Boudoir Chair Covers. Orig.
$495. As Is. Each $1.69
2 Prs. Acetate Rayon Faille Dra-
peries. Samples. Orig. $3.50.
Pair ---------. $I0.49
10 Prs. Striped Homespun Dra-
peries. Orig. $8.95. As is. Pair.
$4.49
6 Prs. Glazed Chintz Draperies.
Orig. $1C.95. Pair---$7.95
20 Single Wooden Curtain Rods,
AZ" long. Orig. 35c. Each 15c
20 Double Wooden Curtain Rods,
AZ" longer. Orig. soc. Each 29c
$50 Yds. Plastic Shower and
Window Curtain Material, several
patterns and colors. Orig. 90c to
$l.55 per yard--------69
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-06
Clearance Mems Furnishings
I.so 6 200 Lono Sleeve unde,sh;,

l.8o 6 ZOO Long Sleeve Undershirts II,
All cotton and 906 cotton, 1919 wool undershirts
slip slip over and button front style broken 81 40
1.95 Mems Boxer Shorts
Coors-Bue, white tan, natural. All elastic boxer aa
shorts Broken sizes ~
1875 Mems Norfolk Upper Front Jockets
s4assn N0['0n Jackets Brown only $049
z.95 Grey Suede Gloves
Gauntlet style, grey suede gloves, saddle <1 aa
stitched. Sizes s, 81 and 9 only-------- %I.71
1850 Unlined Moire Robes
Maroon Navy unlined tailored rayon robes. ca m :
Sizes small and medium only----- %1s1z
. 5-$395 Knitted Vests sl3s
24$2.95 Leather Palm Gloves es----------------S1
l@$2.95 Wool Mufders (blue only )----------$1.i9
5-$2.50 Black and White Sport Belts sizes SO, a. SLIT
. 2-$1.50 White Belts size 30-----------------69 80 69c
. sass Corduroy Hat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s9c
43-$1.00 Repp Stripe Ties -------2sc Il for 10o)
$500 Sport Shirts, large only nly------------S34
1-A.95 Crinkle Crepe Paiamas, size C--------S329
1-$3.50 Glove and MufHer Set-damaged -------S129
prs Csc Hose-yellow-70% cotton 800 wool; broken
sizes 29c
1-350 Zean Hat size So
2-$9.95 Pile Lined Vests sizes 36- 40 ------$31s
~ prs $295 Unlned Gloves, broken 69c
. 23-$225 to $2.65 All-wool Mufiers 4-. 69c
khaki $50
Kann's-Mens Store-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-06
Linens

8-9-pc. Spun Rayon Printed Ia
BILE Sets. 62x82. Orig. 1895, $9.95
II 2-pc. Chenille Bath Mat sets.
Orig. S2.95 S2.29
l Irish Linen Damask Cloth, 70x-
10. Seconds. Orig. $10.66 S7.95
2 Irish Linen Damask Cloth, 62x-
80. Seconds. Orig. $500 : $6.95
60 Irish Linen Damask Napkins.
22x22. Orig. $1.02 -- 79c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-06
Handkerchiefs

50 Mems initiated Handkerchiefs.
Linen. initiated in Ireland. Orig.
$1.20 ----------------.$1.0 $1.0O
S Mems Woven Colored Cotton
Handkerchiefs, hand-rolled. Large
size. Orig. $l.85 -$1.00
Kjddie Handkerchiefs, appliqued
figures on white cotton. Orig.
Csc 1Oc
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-06
NEWS CLOTHING

7-Men's $34.50 overcoots
Oxford grey fleece single breasted fly front Regs
1885, 2/36. 237, l42. Fabric content noted Go or
each coat---------------- rI1s7O
l0-Men's $500 Topeoots
Fine al-wool tan coats. very good buy Sizes Regs
ss nss 1as nsa 4a nss ,ls ns' 40 n42' Longs $2o85
6-Mens $3.50 Topcoots
Brown hair fleece single breasted fly front. SO OK
Sizes Regs, 1874, 2i35, 1l38 1889, 1/40-- 1000
l4-Men's $500 Norfolk Joekets
AL wool plain brown and heather mixtures. cit "a
Sizes Regs. 36 to AZ Longs, 36 40, "a ~ s0V
Is Poirs Mems $lI.48 Sloeks
Waist sizes 3d. "a, 36-------------- %OsSfO
Kann's-Mens Store-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-06
Art Goods
Neck,Ueari

6 BIouses, soiled and damaged.
Orig. $4.99 to $7.95-----$3.99
15-Blouses, soiled from stock.
White, pastels. Orig. $3.50 to
Rayon Scarfs, bright prints, long
and square shapes. Soiled. Orig.
$1.95 to $2.95 $1.25
Rayn Sheer Neckwear, damaged.
Orig. $1.95 and 59c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-06
Knit Underwear

Famous Name Cotton Knit Pa
jamas. Ski-type style. Popular
sizes. Orig. $3.95 $1.97
Winter weight indies. First quail
ity and imperfect included. Cot
ton, panty style with elastic
wristbands. Some soiled 39c
5 Brushed Rayon Bed Jackets.
Tearuse. Soiled -----------99 CSC
Gotten Knit Gowns. First quail
ity. Tearose shade and blue.
Sizes 18 and 10 only. Orig. $3.95,
-.. SITS
Evening star., 1947-03-06
Junior Department

6 Better Dresses, gabardine or
rayon crepes. Orig. $22.95, $3.50
I1-2-pc. G Gabardine Sport
Dresses. Orig. s14.95 and $16.s5,
$Io.eo
1l-pc. Crepe Dresses. Orig.
1s-1eeG Wool Slip-on Sweaters.
Orig. $7.95 and $8.95----$3.99
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-06
S0iled Blankets

4-72x84" Beacon Blankets $50
cotton, So wool. Orig. $4.95, $l.99
3-72x9O Chatham Blankets, all
wool. Orig. 1885 $12.99
4-72x90 AIl-wool Blankets. Orig.
$3.50 --------A----- $1O.S9
5-66x84 Cotton Plaid Blankets.
Orig. $3.50 pr.----..-S2.99 pr.
2-72x90 Atwood Blankets. Orig.
$16.95 l. 5&g- 5&-- y. y -gl9u $l0.S9
3-80x9Q All-wool Blankets. Orig.
Sl0.S0 ----------- - $11.SS
4-72x90 Pepperell Blankets,
500 rayon, 25% cotton, 25%
wool. Orig. 1896 $4.99
4-72x90 All-wool Blankets. Orig.
1895 Observation-Disclosures s7,99
4-66x80 Cotton Blankets, Indian
designs. Orig. $3.50-----$1.88
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-06

$3.50 2pc. Sets Jacket Shorts, sizes
3-$5.95 Al-wooI Jr Shirts sizes to S229
10-S795 Wool and Rayon Long-sIeeve Shirts, 8,
H. $3.49
7-$l.39 Knit Caps s-------------- ---------- 29c
7-$6.38 Corduroy Ski Pants, sizes 4----$I.89
S-$115 Sailor Hats broken sizes --------------
l-$8.95 Plaid Robe size $2.69
1-$9.s5 Wool and Rayon Robe, size $3.50
2-$1o.25 AnWooI Flannel Sacks size 80 waist - s4.7s
3-$2.10-$229 Leather Helmets, small sizes -- 59c
81 Students $2.99 Rayon Mufiers
40-$1.0o and SLAB Rayon Mufers 59c
1-sl1.5o Red Plaid Corduroy Jacket, IS--s5.49
36-$3.50 Cotton Flannel Shirts, sizes 1os1.59
23-$1.00 to $125 Rain Hats ats------------------39
3-S750 Famous Make Longsleeve Sport Shirts 49,
S249
sass Long-sleeve Sport Shirts sizes 10---99c
20-SI0O Black Leather Belts and 80 waist 1sc
. 17-59c Junior Adjustable Ties ----------------
. 3-$595 Yellow Raincoats, size I2---------S1.89 IL
2-$795 Gabardne Raincoas size 20 1929
1-$l3.95 Anwool Blue Grey Sport Coat. size $3.50
3-$10.95 Junior Leisure Coats sizes and 1878
$1,000 Sport Set, Sport Coat with contrasting all wool
covert longies, size 1919
3-$4.95 and $15.95 AlwooI Sport Goats, sizes
IA Husky" ----------------------S S4.79
Kann's-Boys' Store-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-06
GIoves

80 .All-wooI Gloves and Mitts.
Broken sizes. Orig. $500 and
$4.OO $1.49
Black and Brown Glace Gloves.
Orig. $500 $4.95
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-06
COrsetse

/ Rago IS" Rayon Satin Girdle.
Size %. Orig. $3.50
l Nylon Girdle, boned back and
front. Size %. Orig. $1,000, $3.50
20 Gioryous Is" GirdIes. Talon
closing. White. Orig. $500, S4.S8
9 Rayon Brocade and Bafiste
Girdles. Talon closing. Orig.
SlUU0 $3.50
80 Various Types Black Girdles
and pantry girdles. Orig. $5.95,
s3.s5
Is Rayon Satin and Batiste Cir
dies. Is" length. Orig. $5.95, $3.95
Rayon Satin IA" Girdles. Sizes rs
to 20. Orig. $3.95 95-----s s1.00
Wispese Rayon and Cotton Junior
Girdles. Small, medium and
large. Orig. $500 S2.00
Hollywood Maid Girdles, white
cotton pique. Orig. $3.50 $1.s9
200 Bandeaux, nude and white.
Orig. Csc to $125---------5 $50
Kann,s-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-06
Budget Dress Shop

Misses Navy Blue Rayon Crepe
Dresses with lingerie collars.
Orig. $14.95 $12.O0
Misses Pastel Rayon Dresses,
l and 2 pc. styles. Orig. $S.95,
$500
Misses Pastel and Navy Blue
Rayon Crepe Dresses. Orig.
$l2.95 $1,000
Women's Checked Rayon Jersey
Dresses, coat style. Orig. $10.95,
$500
Misses Pastel Rayon Crepe and
a few black dresses. Orig. $10.95,
$500
Kann'sESecond Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-06
Kann's-Street Floor
Lingerie

Trimmed Rayon Slips. Small
sizes. Orig. $3.00-----$ $1.97
. Black Taffeta Rayon Slips.
Sizes 80 to "a. Orig. $50 $1.00
. Trimmed Rayon Gowns. Sizes
80 to "a. Orig. 1895 $2.99
. Women's Cotton Print House.
coats, wrap style. Broken sizes.
Orig. $3.99------$ $2.97
. Cotton Plaid FIannelette Night
Shirts. Orig. $3.95 .----- $1.0o
. Cotton Mite Shirts. Small
sizes. Orig. $3.95--------$1.97
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-06
Rugs
Lamps

4 Glass and Marble Table Lamps.
Orig. $11.98------------- $5.98
6-6-Way Reflector Lamps. Orig.
$500 ---------------- $lz.9S
70 Rayon Shades. Orig. $5.98,
S3.9S
4 Hand painted Hurricane Lamps.
Orig. $14.06 06-------$6.9S
2 Brass and Marble Table Lamps.
Orig. 1883 8.------$7.98
Twin Figured Lamp. Orig.
$29.98 ---------SI 1888
Hand Painted China Table
Lamps. Orig. 1856 324.98
4 Table Lamps. Orig. $l2.o8. $6.98
6-S-Way Reflector Lamp Bases.
Orig. $18.98 $12.9S
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-06
Orig. $1.o5 to $40 Mexieon Silver JeweIry
u PRICE
Now 53e 10 $40

beautiful assortment of jewelry plain or set with
turquoise jade. There bracelets pins earrings
and rings, many one OF a kind. Plus 20% tax.
Kann's-Jewelry- Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-06
Hosiery


Full-fashioned Sheer Hosiery.
Many famous name rayons and
some nylons. Pair 59c
First Quality and Irregulars of
Full-fashioned Sheer Rayon Hos
iery for little women. Sizes 8k
to 9k. Two prs. s.-----..- $1.00
Irregulars of Extra Fine No
Seam Sheer Rayon Hosiery, 39c
Misses and Children's Ankle
Socks, mercerized cotton. Broken
sizes, styles and colors. Soiled,
15c
Irregulars Of Service Weight Ny
lon Hosiery. Cotton tops. Sizes
81 to IL. Slight .imperfections.
Pair $1.00
Evening star., 1947-03-06
Daytime Dresses

DuyLtHLc D1cSSeS
Striped Wash Dresses. 2-16.
Orig. $500 ------------- $2.sS
Georgiana Striped Seersucker
Dresses. Soiled. Orig. $8.95, $3.50
Marie Dressler Print Seersucker
Dresses, Broken sizes. Orig. s6.s5,
t'A''sNS e'''>> 1','s - y $500
Cotton Print Shocks. size 70
only. Orig. $1.90------Sl Sl.ee
Colored Cotton Uniforms. Size
IA. Orig. $500
Kann's-Second Floor.
Bedroom, Furniture
1 Dou1le-siz Inner -spring Mat
tress, soiled. Orig. $34.95 S22.99
DoubIe-size Box Spring, dam
aged. Orig. $29.95 $17.8S
1 Double-size Inner-spring Mat
tress, soiled. Orig. $29.95 $19.95
l Double-size Box Spring, soiled.
Orig. $32.85------..- --$21.85
2-21x27" Chicken Feather Pill
lows, soiled. Orig. $1.60 89c
2-21x27" Goose Down Pillows,
soiled. Orig. $15.12 $8.88
1-21x27" Pillow, 800 broken
waterfowl feather, 209o down.
Second hand material. Orig.
So.fo ----------------- SZ.S6
/ Sofa Bed, soiled. Orig. $1,000,
- $78.88
1 Sofa Bed, soiled and torn. Orig.
l Boudoir Chaise Lounge, soiled.
Orig. $21.95- $12.99
l Twin-size Inner-spring Mat
tress. Orig. $3.50 - $26.88
1 Twin-size Inner spring Mat
tress and box spring to match.
Orig. $7900------------.$5 $4,000
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-06
Chiintr

China
e Mixing Bowl Earthenware.
SAl6 6Ok ---x xWE
8 Large Crystal Vases. Orig.
Sl.96 $l.00
s Bean Pots. Orig. 49c ----- 15c
8 Candy Dishes. Orig. $1.49, $1.0e
8 Cookie Jars. Orig. $198 Noe
8 Trays, wooden. Orig. 1.98,
S.oe
IL Dozen Glasses, 9-oz. Orig.
$l.00 doz. z.-----------------59e -59e
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-06
*Plus 20% Tar

Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-06

Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-06
Remnonts Of
Royon Eobries
5oe ).
s1.o5 ,a.

Wonderful variety of plain
and printed rayonS for
street clothes. dresses.
frocks, blouses, Innings,
dainty lingerie and hest of
other thingsl Desirable
lengths. Ia to 4 yards.
Evening star., 1947-03-06

Is Water-softener Sets, 6 per set.
Orig. $1.00------- 29c'
Sanifarv Nankins 10 ner hox
The Valley settler., 1947-07-31
LOCAL 1EUJS

Miss Barbara Talk, employed by Torthorn 1
.Lir1ines spont tho past week in Twin FalB i.
Idaho, visiting Mrs. Mohachan, formerly
1artF Love. She also visited Evelyn Lund
former onplo yoo OF KIDD.
N. Eorbort C. 8ryan, R L Liason Off icor
has returned from trip to Kodiak.
Nh. James c. Cooper, C2A' IRON Juneau, is
making an ARRc audit, now.
Mrs. N. Finoman 1oft Tor tho States re-
Gently due to the death Of hor father.
=. and Hrs. Joe Puhl have moved into the
21uco Graham house.
According to word received from Dick Eng1o
aid Family, they suffered q fire which
6oetroyod the house which thoy had recent
~ purchased ard all furniture and clothin
The family was a~ay at the t inc OF tho Fir
corsoouont1y, they wore uHaal1 to save any
thing. The property vas partially covered
18th insurance. '..
~ a*@<..4; |sass.s >S>*.s.., <,s<ss :.
Of tho aDproxiqat ely rs, 900 coo living
persons who have wago credit accounts to
-ard o1d-ago and survivors insurance, abou
Ono-third arc women.
Evening star., 1947-11-07

believe the Boilermakers have q
slight edge.
Utah, 20; Colorado A. & NJ, g.
The Redskins 60 after their sew
enth straight and are fast max
ing the rest Of the gridiron circles
aware of their presence in the
Nation this season.
Other selections:
California over Washington;
Columbia over Dartmouth: Cor
nell over Syracuse; Detroit over
Nevada; Duke over Missouri;
Georgia over Florida; Illinois
over Western Michigan; Kansas
over Nebraska; Kentucky over
West Virginia; Maryland over
Duquesne; Mississippi State over
Auburn, Michigan State over
Santa Clara: Mississippi over
Tennessee; North Carolina over
North Carolina State; North
western over Ohio State; Okla
homa over Kansas State; Okla
homa A. & M. over Tulsa; Oregon
over Washington State; Rice over
Arkansas; Rutgers over Lafay-
cite; S. M. U. over Texas A. & M;
U. &C. L. A. over Oregon State;
Vanderbilt over Tennessee Tech;
Villanova over Marquette: Wis
consin over Iowa, and Yale over
Brown.
(McNaueht svndicatsN
Evening star., 1947-11-07

Leohy Predicts Penn Will Beat Virginia by One Touchdown;
Picks Georqo Tech Over Navy and Michiqon Over Indiana

Our game with Army at South
Bend should answer lots of ques-
tions about the Notre Dame team.
Since losing to Columbia, the
Cadets have played with minds
relieved of the tension of main
tanning their prolonged unde-
feated streak-with results graft
flying to Coach Blaik and danger
GUS to us.
Here are our selections:
Pennsylvania IA, Virginia =
Penn faces a stubborn foe, but
the Red and Blue should have
power enough to keep its record
clean.
Michigan %, Indiana THE
Wolverines had another tough
game in beating Illinois and it's
time they started rolling again.
Looks as If Bo McMillan's boys
will watch Michigan roll by this
Saturday.
Georgia Tech 81, Navy Navy
tied Duke. Tech beat Duke.
Aside from this, we think Bobby
Dodd's smart Engineers are Bowl
bound and will go over the Mid
dies if they can't get through
them.
Texas %, Baylor 6-Blair
Cherrys lads should come roar
Evening star., 1947-11-07
By Lewis r. Atchison

For a coach whose football
team has a chance of hanging
up a 500 average for the season
when 1t was supposed to be lucky
to win a game Gene Augusterfer
of Catholic University Is horribly
distressed.
"We could have done better"
he was saying today as the Cards
prepared to take their final prac-
tice licks for the Mount st.
Mary's game tomorrow at Brook
land. 1--WE would have done bet
ter If it hadn't been for injuries.
We haven't been able to start our
best team all season because of
injuries.
Take our ends-Pat Palmer
dislocated shoulder in the first
scrimmage and when he recov-
cred Joe Mullins was out with a
bad ankle. AL Fulner, one Of the
tackles, was out twice with a
shoulder and then ribs, and now
Dave jenkins has a game leg.
Harry Amadio, one of our best
guards, has played on a bum
ankle all season and Hank Nc
Donald missed a game because
of cut eye. Bill Daley, the CEN
ter, missed a couple of games
with his bad shoulder and
shouldn't have played last week,
but I had to put him in to get
him out of my hair.
I'VE had worse luck in the back
field. I spotted one boy, Lucius
Lilly, thought was going places.
He's a natural. Runs like deer,
picks his holes well and drives
hard. But he was injured in the
first scrimmage and didn't get
back until the Johns Hopkins
game. He played five minutes
and was hurt again and now he's
out for the season.
Bucky Ennis was just begin
ming to find himself in Lilly's old
spot when his shoulder was hurt.
Mike Smith, Bill De Young, Bill
Holl and "Whizzer" Pastore are
in the same boat. Get one ready
to play and another is hurt. It's
a fact, we haven't had our best
II men for any game since the
season opened"
"Oh, it could be worse" put in
Jim McFadden, who has no
coaching worries until the base
ball team reports. "It could be
like cross-country."
This, obviously, was a jlbe at
Dorsey Griffith, whose barriers
are tuning up for triangular
race with the Quantico Marines
and Gallaudet College tomorrow
between halves of the football
game.
"We're doing all right" said
Griffith. 1--WE beat the confer
ence champions Bridgewater)
Evening star., 1947-11-07
PiH 10 Face Aroused
Skins in Key Battle

Pittsburgh will have to show its
best brand Of football against the
Redskins Sunday If 1t hopes to keep
its half-game edge over Philadel-
phia in the race for Eastern honors
in the National Football League
The Tribe is cup" for this game,
and although way down on the odds
books may give the steelers more
trouble than expected.
On the ground Jock Sutherland's
team has a wide margin over the
Skins, having accumulated 1,116
yards to 533 for Washington, but
its the reverse in the air. That
should be tipoff on Sundays game
plans, although Coach Turk Ed
wards is at a point where he is
ready to try anything to shake a
runner loose.
Whether Don Decks, acquired
yesterday from Boston, will be any
better than Bill Ward at guard re-
mains to be seen, but the move
indicates that Edwards Is ready to
swap or buy any player who can
bolster the team. Decks will be
used on defense against the Steel
ers
Evening star., 1947-11-07
Lions Hope TO Break
4-Game Loss Streak

The Washington Lions will be at
tempting to end four-game losing
streak tonight when they play the
Buffalo Bisons, second-place team
In the American Hockey Leagues
Western Division, at Uline Arena
The only previous meeting between
these two this season turned into
a 7-3 Buffalo win.
Strained shoulder ligaments put
Scott MAR, Lion winger, on the
injured list last night. He'll be out
for several days. Defenseman Larry
Archambeault has been incapaci-
tated for week. Coach Jack Riley
is juggling the lineup to make up
for casualties ana in an effort to
inject more punch into the club.
Riley may depend more tonight on
some Of the youngsters, especially
his youngest line of 19-year-olds Ed
Thomas and Bill johnson and 20
year-old Don Slater. This group
has shown periodic bursts Of good
playing, and once they hit their
stride the team should benefit
greatly.
The Lions played and lost their
fourth game in six days last night,
with the Ramblers taking 81 de-
ciSion at New Haven.
Evening star., 1947-11-07
Virqiniu
CONTINUED From Page C-1)

Continued From Page C-10
before the half and added three
more in the last half.
Penn has rolled up 172 points
against Lafayette, Dartmouth. Co.
lumbia, Navy and Princeton and has
been scored on only three times,
twice on long passes and once on an
interception. Virginia has played
six games, but with the exception of
a spotty Washington and Lee team,
the other Cavalier opponents have
losing teams to date. Virginia has
scored 222 points against SO for G.
w., v. P. l., Harvard, the Generals
v. M. I. and Richmond.
Both teams will be at full strength
and Virginia was encouraged by the
return of Ray N. Brown, the Falls
Church Flyer" who played only a
few minutes In two games this sea-
son.
Penn figures that this Is the game
that will put them over the hump
towards their first unpeaten season
since 1904. The clash ends the latest
two-year rivalry between Penn and
Virginia with the Quakers having
won all 10 games since the first one
in 1890,
Evening star., 1947-11-07

ing back after last weeks one
point beating by Southern Meth
odist. The Longhorns are one
of the nations powerhouses with
a really fine back in Bobby
Layne.
Southern California IS, STAN
ford 0-The Trojars have too
much power. deception and con-
fldence for this weeks opponent.
Penn State 80, Temple 7-One
Of the country's strongest, Penn
State has totaled more than 26O
points to IA by opponents. The
Nittany Lions may not be invited
to a bowl, which might be just
as well for some unsuspecting
eleven.
Boston College II, Wake Forest
ia point either way could de-
eide this one. The Eagles are
playing at home, however, and
should get the extra point to
please the home folk.
Princeton IA, Harvard 13-.
Here's another contest that is
a toss-up. But we believe the
Tigers will get the breaks. Just a
hunch.
Purdue, 7; Minnesota, 6-Both
are stubborn and tough, but we
Evening star., 1947-11-07
Augusterfer, Doing Grand Job, Still Worries
Catholic U Coach Says Injuries Kept Team From Better Record

Cardinal eleven to romp on the
gridiron in seven years.
IT tell you what we'll do," he
said to Griffith, well challenge
your team. You play us 80 min
utes of football and then We'll
race you three miles and see
which group is better"
Hes pulling my leg now, "
laughed Griff. WED have to
walk on our hands after they
finished wrecking our legs"
MIR. Eddie La Fond, director of
athletics, came into the room,
ringlets of perspiration cascading
down his fat little body. -
"It's wonderful, isn't it?" he
asked, looking at us. "No wor-
ries about who's going to play
left tackle, who'll do the passing,
who can carry the ball, or which
five men can run the fastest
three miles. It's great having no
coaching worries. All I've got to
do is patch up the gym floor, re-
place a few broken windows, keep
the plumbing open, sell tickets,
figure out how to put two dozen
teams in a space big enough for
two and handle a few other
chores. But it's wonderful COM
pared to coaching"
Mr.. La Fond neglected to men
tion-or it might have been de-
liberate-that next month he'll
have his boxing team back in the
ring and undoubtedly will be do
ing his share of worrying.
Evening star., 1947-11-07
Chase Spill al Pim|ico
Is Fatal 10 McGovern
By the Associoted Press

BALTIMORE, Nov. flames Nc.
Govern, veteran 36-year-old steeple-
chase rider from Brooklyn, N. Y.
died in Maryland General Hospital
today of injuries suffered when he
fell from his mount in the $3,50C
Fairmont Steeplechase at Pimlico
last Friday.
McGovern was admitted to the
hospital after the race with bruises
and four fractured ribs. Complica-
tions set in and he was put under
an oxygen tent.
The veteran of 20 years of racing
was aboard Battle Cruiser in the
Fairmont. Battle Cruiser made a
bad landing at the 18th jump and
fell, McGovern apparently was
kicked by his mount and at least
one of the other horses.
Darrell Clingman, another steeple.
chase rider, was in Maryland Gen.
eral today with a chipped shoulder
which he received Wednesday wher
Battle Cruiser fell at the 18th jump
In another race.
McGovern is survived by his wild
ow, their 8-year-old twin daughters
and by two sons of a former mar
riage.