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rietta, 20; Kenyon, 6.

MdIlctGd, ~, hellyUll, o.
Miami (Ohio), 6; Xavier, 6.
Michigan, 40; Northwestern, 81.
Missouri, At; Kansas State, 7.
Mo. Mines, IA; Central Mo-, 7.
Kansas, 13; Oklahoma, Is.
Mission House, 20; Concordia, 0
N. Illinois, 7; Illinois State, T..
North Central, 13; Lake Forest. 6
North Dakota, Is; N. D. St., 20.
Oberlin, 20; Hamilton, 7.
Notre Dame, 81; Nebraska, 0.
Ohio Northern, 7; Wittenberg, O.
Ohio Wesleyan, 7; Case, 0.
Omaha, 80; Sioux Falls, 0.
Oshkosh, 10; Stout, IL.
San Francisco, "a; Marquette, 13
Simpson, 20; Parsons, 6.
So. Illinois, 7; w. Illinois, 0.
st. Johns (Minn.), 10; Hamline,
IL.
St. Jos. und.), s; Ball State, s.
st. Thomas (St. Paul., Z; Gus
tavus-Adolphus, 6.
Toledo, IA; Dayton, 13.
Valparaiso, S.; Great Lakes. 0.
Wartburg, 9; Buena Vista, 7.
w. Michigan, IA; Iowa st. T., 0.
Washington u, 40; Ark. St, IA.
Wheaton, 80; Elmhurst. 0.
Whitewater, Z; Platteville, 7.
Wichita, 7; Abilene Christian. O.
Wilberforce, 101: Wright Field, 0.
Michigan State, 20; Iowa State, 0.
Lawrence, 27; Grinnell. 0.
Manchester. IA; Concordia, 6.
Is. Dakota, 81; Morningside, 10.
Huron, 26;; Western Union, 13.
N'thwest Mo-, 7; Sthwest Mo-, 7.
Peru, IA; Chadron, 6.
Nebr. Wesleyan, 20; Midland, 6.
(See RESULTS, Page B-3D
Evening star., 1947-10-19
By the Associotsd Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 18.-The strike
of grooms and exercise boys at
the Jamaica Race Track apparently
ended tonight amid confident pre-
dictions the Jamaica meet would
resume next Monday with the run
ming of the Roamer and Frizette
Stakes.
A day-long meeting of the State
Labor Relations Board headed by the
Rev. William j. Kelley, concluded
with strikers spokesman. Joseph
Schorr, president of local 814, Inter
national Brotherhood of Teamsters
(AFL) declaring:
The strike is off"
Father Kelley said the union and
nine owners had agreed to sign
code of honor" pact embodying
most of the terms drafted earlier
this week by special citizens COM
mittee appointed by New York's
Mayor william ODwyer.
Evening star., 1947-10-19
.Co|oniia|s Take
39-7 Trouncinq
By ByWakeForest
By MerreII WhittIesey

There was a 25-minute delay
yesterday before Wake Forest
warmed to the task of handing
George Washington an expected
39-to-7 trouncing before a crowd Of
10000 in Griffith Stadium.
The delay was caused by sur
prising stand on the part of the
Colonials who owned a TT tie going
into the last five minutes of the
first half. But it was too much to
expect G.. w. to hold off much longer
and after a touchdown that broke
the tie the Demon Deacons proved
a vastly superior team. - .
The triumph was the fourth
straight for Wake Forest and
moved Coach Peahead Walkers
club to the top of the Southern
Conference, while the defeat was
George Washington's fourth in a
row and its worst of dismal sea-
son.
The passing statistics which
showed the Deacons completed only
10 of % attempts belfed the effec-
tiveness of the Deacon's aerial at
tack for 1t was passes, long passes,
that accounted for two touch
downs and set up three others.
Fetzer's Passing Effective.
Thee side-arm throwing of the
Deacohs' Tom Fetzer was too much
for G. w. The Colonials blocked a
number of his passes but not the
right ones as the aerial touchdown
heaves the Deacon sophomore COM
pleted in the first half were for 38
and 46 yards overall, both to Red
O'Quinn who was beyond all de-
tenders on both scores.
George Washington answered
through the air as Coach Skip Stah-
ley used half dozen passers in an
attempt to produce an offensive.
They totaled 12l yards, most of it
around midfield. On the ground the
Colonials gained 81 yards but lost
81 of it back, all on forward passing
attempts where the throwers were
set back while looking for receiver.
The Wake Forrest line now has CIV
en- up ia yards rushing to four op-
ponents.
George Washington's touchdown
was a product of the first forward
pass Left End Dick Koester has
thrown this year, 15-yard heave
to Right End Dick Close after
triple reverse, but it was 78-yard
kickoff return by AL DuGoff that
made the score possible.
DuGoff took the kickoff on his
13-yard line and faxed to Frank
Cavallo, but kept the ball and with
some timely blocking made his way
to midfield. Here DuGoff cut fol
the sidelines with Bud Lail of the
Deacons in close pursuit. Lai
seemed to edge a bit closer with
each step and finally brought Du-
(See COLONIALS, Page B-3)
Evening star., 1947-10-19
Hornets so Victors
Over Hockey Lions
By the Assoeiofed Press

PITTSBURGH. Oct. 1S.-The
Pittsburgh Hornets unleashed
blistering attack here tonight to
defeat the Washington Lions, SO,
in an American Hockey League con-
test played before 4,703 fans.
The Hornets registered their first
goal at 1913 of the first period,
boosted the score to 20 at 1919 of
the second period, then clicked for
three goals in the final period.
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Cards' Errors
Help Visitors
Win by $50

Catholic University returned to
local gridiron warfare after a lapse
of seven years yesterday, Juggling pea
shooters into battle against more
powerfully equipped Randolph-Ma-
con outfit which rolled over the
Cards, $50, before $500 fans at
C. U. Stadium.
The customers hardly had nipped
into their first hot dog before stubby
Art Obey, guard. crashed through
to smear a fourth-down punt by
Joe Maiuri on Catholics 81. Three
cracks at the Cards line netted a
first down on the 10 and Stan Cum
merlock then handed off to Roger
Dughi, who skirted left end for a
touchdown. Dughi also booted the
point, first of five conversions for
him.
While Catholic was fumbling its
way out of the contest, with Bill
Holl twice bobbling at crucial mo-
ments, Randolph Macon struck for
it's second touchdown late in the
second quarter after Maiuri had
punted out on the Jackets 40.
Sprenger Stars Drive.
Bob Sprenger whisked through
right guard for 24syards then ad-
vanced to Catholics 80 before Gum
merlock drifted back and fired a
pass to Sprenger. who streaked be-
hind Maiuri to snare the ball and
raced five yards unmolested to score.
Randolph-Macon stepped up its
scoring production early in the third
period after recovering a fourth
down tumble on Catholics 81.
Sprenger picked up a yard at right
end before Gummerlock unleashed
pass to End Bill Atkins, alone and
neglected on the 15-yard line. He
scored with no Card within mortar
range of him and when Dughi con-
verted the Jackets owned a 21-0
lead.
Later in the third period End Bob
Brown smeared another Maiuri
fourth-down punt on c. us 4. Bill
Caldwell picked up a yard at left
tackle, then plunged through right
guard on quarterback sneak to
score
RIM. Uses Subs Freely.
Randolph -Macon's final touch
down came late in the fourth period
after the Jackets bench had been
cleared of virtually all substitutes.
That score was set up when Bill
Franks pass was intercepted by
Randolph-Mac Ray Byrd and
returned yards to the Jackets At
Sanford Ballot sliced through
right tackle for a 40-yard sprint to
Catholics 13 and four plays later
Ballou scared over left guard to
score.
Catholic, which failed to pene-
trate past Randolph-Macon's Al
in the first half, contributed it's lone
threat in the fourth period, sweep
ing from it's 81 to Randolph Macon S
II, with Maiuri reeling off 18 yards
and Tipping a pass to Frank for Is
more, but Lew Lemon intercepted
a Frank aerial to check that scor-
ing gesture.
1t was the Cards second defeat in
as many starts, while the Yellow
jackets notched their fourth victory
Evening star., 1947-10-19
Breaks Aid Duke in79-7Victorv
Over Tough Maryland Team
Blue Devils, 2o-Point Fovorites, Use
tumble, nterception to Get Scores
picture PAGE B-2)

to scamper Is yards around left end
for the touchdown.
A tumble by Gambino on the
Duke 20 ended another Maryland
threat in the first period. Duke
played a hold-and-punt game for
awhile stopping Maryland on it's %
early in thessecond frame and later
intercepting Johnny Idzik pass on
its 81. But again Maryland crossed
midfield, only to have this drive
stopped by Folger intercepting
'Turyn's pass on the Duke 10 and
dashing all the way to Maryland's
"a. George Clark tossed a l7-yarder
to Buddy Mulligan, and then went
5 yards through right guard for
Dukes second score. Paul Stephanz
made the extra point from place
ment.
They fumbled at each other near
the Duke goal to open the second
half and then Maryland took a
punt back on it's "a and marched
from there for its lone score.
Duke Scores on Interception.
Neither threatened again until
Maryland was driven back to its 8
by a Folger kick midway through
the last quarter. Turyn attempted
a pass, and it was gathered in on
the Maryland Is by Tommy Hughes,
a blocking back, who carried Is for
the final score.
Maryland turned in better game
and made more threats than was ex-
pected of it against a powerful Duke
team. It's passing attack was better
than in earlier games, but it's pass
ing defense was not up to that in
previous starts, although still good.
The absence of Hubble Werner, Gam
bino's running mate at haifback
and always threat, hurt the Old
Liners
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Schwenk, O'Rourke in Aerial Duel

At every home far the Baltimore Colts
passing exception png the
Colts Bud Schwenk against Charley ORorke Angeles
also will mark frankie snkwh attempt
injury Williams, Nays breakaway backs
first believed ready Army
get back into shape ankle fractured it's
old fracture.
Jones, the familiar Bf under whose
administration the Athletic Association is building Of the
spore golf the Nation, ukewarm toward the
another colonel Chandler into action
Realizing that golf of extinction West Point COL
election president the
collegiate Golf Association 1912 That did it, Incidentally when
off the 18th
the United silver depository Robeson
singer probably won't match his fathers
football Robeon who regular end Cornell
is only substitute now His dad A-Amerca end at
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publicity 1t just happens to guy. via the col
lege press agent. +. . Tomorrow they are throwing
big blowout at Springfield Farm, outside of Balti-
more, in honor of Sportscaster Ted Husing. who
has done such swell job for the Colts . :. Lew
Fonseca, director of promotion for the major
leagues, shot $4,000 feet of World Series film for
the sound motion picture produced annually and
now faces the job of cutting down to 3,000 which
is like condensng Forever Amber" into 500 words.
Last year, Fonsecas movie was shown to an esti-
mated 100000 persons.
There is a possibility that when Comdr.
William (Killer) Kane receives new orders in
Ton ', ie of
Evening star., 1947-10-19
Billy Direct, Poeer, Dies

HANOVER, Pa, Oct. 18.-{P1-
Billy Direct, standard bred horse
with two world record pacing titles,
died today at the Hanover Shoe
Farms. He was foaled in 1894. The
horse had been i'll for several
months with a heart ailment.
Evening star., 1947-10-19

Scoring: Touchdowns-Benigni, Kivus.
Substitutions-Geor Funk, An
tone. Hughes, Roman, Mails. Sullivan, Bon
Graham, Banonis, Benisni, Berger, O'Keefe,
Ricca, Dzugan. Tulsa: Maxwell. Stratton,
Detwiler, Clements, Brown, eagle, B.
Bloom, R. Burrough. Lehew, sutton. Nc
Lane. Frizzell, Annex. F. Smith, Sheets
sutton Crank. McGraw, D. Maxwell
D. Files, Roberts.
offieials-Referee, McElroy tSpringHeld);
umpire, Haskins (Oklahoma); field Judge
Kopelk (Emporia); headlinesman, Cervini
Holy Cross.
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Results of Collegiate Football Contests

W. Va. Wesleyan, q; Carnegie
Tech, 6.
Wisconsin, 8; Yale, 0.
Arnold, 20; Lowell Textile, 6.
Dickinson, 33; Susquehanna, q
Glenyille, IA; Concord, 13.
Grove City, Is; Hiram, 0.
Allegheny, IA; Westminster, 7.
Haverford, 80; Drexel, 6.
Indiana (Pa.) T., 13; Fairmont, 7
John Hopkins, 10; Penn Milit'y, 6
Lehigh, 9; Gettysburg, 7.
Slip'y Rock, Z; Shippensburg, 0
Trinity, Is; Hobart, 7.
ithaca College, 20; Sampson, O.
Scranton, 10; Youngstown, 6.
Mansfield, 40; Kutztown, 0.
Augustana, IL; Knox, 7.
Akron, 10; Mount Union, IA.
Anderson, 80; McKendree, 0.
Ashland, a.; Bluffton, 6.
Bowling Green, Q; Ohio u, 0.
Butler, IA; Wabash, O.
Carleton, 26; Depauw, O.
| Carthage, IL. Mllllkln, b.
Cornell, 10; Coe, 6.
Culver M. A., %; Earlham "B", 6.
Denison, 28; Wooster, 0.
lEmporia St., 7; Southwestern, 7.
Franklin, 7; Earlham, 0.
Georgia, 20; Okla. A. & NJ, 7.
Hanover, IA; Manchester, 6.
Heidelberg, 20; Capital. 0.
Hillsdale, 26; Albion, O.
Illinois, 40; Minnesota, 13.
Indiana, Al; Pittsburgh, 6.
Iowa, 10; Chio State, 13.
John Carroll, 28; Baldwin-Wal-
lace, 10.
Iowa wesleyan, 26; VIM. Penn, O.
Kent State, 13; Kalamazoo, 0.
Evening star., 1947-10-19
158-Pound McGee Leads Irish
To Victory Over Nebraska, 31-O
Scotbuck Stages Running Show, but Team
Apparently Is Held Under Wraps

feats and tie with Nebraska since
1915, deprived the Irish of First
String Fullback PANEL, who was
carried from the field in the second
period with a dislocated elbow.
Evening star., 1947-10-19


will be Comdr Robert DUSTY
1888 and 1884 ubmaner with
outstanding record in World War IL When the British Ryder
months matches November
golfers discard their ball. which smaller than
bigger American ball. That's rule of the UsGA,
American golfers England they
WISH provided smaller than the British ball
Circle Club of former Tech High
their quarterly meeting night
coming year.
of credit other the Tcubbers
undertaken athlete
glass gymnasium
Best Deer Shot Is in Neck
With II 100000 hunters poised the
National Association
Rheman "1f you drop
in his tracks, forget that tmehonored heart hit
neck NRA expert found
Of all hit in neck dropped
traied little five yards
Cobb his initial gift 100000 the build
the Cobb Memorial Hospital
town. will be completed will be dedicated to Cobbs
mother and father, Amanda Herschel Cobb AL Weskt
WE'LL, the fight wishing local
Beaumont Calf where he
Baltimore Bullets
Association of the tallest squads
against the Captols in Washington
Hagberg, Navy coach of
five Navy submarine to be named the first joint Army
Navy guided-missies school Bliss,
America Conference due the million
the half average
according figures average
needed hit 100000 White age years
know
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scoring-Touchdown sprenger,
touchdowns (placernents1 - Dughi 80.
Substitutions-Catholic q, Maiuri. Nc
Marty, Jara, Rhodes. Dutton, Mulvey, MUIR
ray, .Kvedar.. Lilly, Borek Palmer, Gersin,
Smith; Randolph Macon, Breedlove, Cald-
well, Gumnerlock, Hill. Brown, Byrd,
Groves, Martin, Saunders, Lemon, Ballou,
irving. Stanfleld, Freeman brewer. Prout,
Slower. Referee-Orrel Mitchell tGeorge-
town.. Umpire-Sol Baker. Head lines
man-Frank Meglen tGeorEetown). Field
Judge-Artie Boyd (Maryland).
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Maryland scoring-Touchdowns .Simler
(pass from Turyn): points after touchdown,
McHugh (place). Duke scoring-Touch-
downs, Folger, clark, Hughes; points after
touchdowns, Stephanz (place).
Maryland substitutions Ends, Evans,
Rock. Krause; guards, McHush, Broglio;
Centers, Rowden, Brasher; backs, Larue,
Tucker, Turyn, Bohr, Roth, Baroni. Duke
guards. Houk, Karl. Knots; backs. Hoshall,
Herlong. SWalchick, Hughes, Hodge. Clark,
Hartley Williams.
Oficials-W. H. Averette. jr. IN. C.
State), referee. W. E. Hoffman lPennsyl-
vania). umpire: T. J. Reams Clemson,
head linesman: M. G. Ramey ". M. ID,
iield Judge.
Evening star., 1947-10-19
Win, Lose, or Draw
steom From the BubbIing CouIdron
By FRANCIS (. STANN
Stor Sfoff Correspondent.

ITHACA N. Y, Oct. including Wake
Foresers Charley Justice
Of North that his teammates
publicity aren't blocking for him AS
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Notre Dame ------ 8 7 12-3l
Notre Dame scoring: Touchdowns-Pa-
nelli Swistowicz. Sitko tsub for Swis-
towicz), MCGEE (sub for Brennan). Way
bright (sub for Martini. Points after
touchdown. Farley (sub for Brennan) l.,
placement.
Substitutions-Notre Dame, ends, Wight
kin, Waybright. Espenan, johnson; tackles,
Budynkiewicz. Cifelli Sullivan, Urban.
McGehee; ciechanowicz; guards, oracko,
Dailer; centers, Strohmeyer. Carter, JET
ters: quarterbacks, Lujack. Tripucka.
Brown: halfbacks. MCGEE, Coutre. Smith,
Early, Sitko. Gay. Spaniel. J. Brennan:
fullback. Simmons. Nebraska, ends, Ny
den, cochrane, Doyle: tackle. Stem:
guards, Hoy, Becker, Jacupke, Sedlacek
Fischer, Thompson: fullback, Salestrom.
Evening star., 1947-10-19

lSee NAVY, Page B-3.)
Evening star., 1947-10-25

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@ants san Il IKE to rent g. GM ss "
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coLoRED DOCTOR OR DENTIST to es-
tablish q high-class neiRhborhood practice;
Call me on this without delay. II Will sell
last one left in the block. (61S Quebec
nT Prics ss539o & essh 9ss1 9ss5 tTgtI Tat5
st. NV. aE. 1910. Can be INSPECTED ss.
coLoRED-N. J. AVE. N.w-1st comm: ]:
Il rms. rented as s apts: income, about
500 mo-; $1,000 cash required. PoTdafER' PoTdafE
CoLoRED-NEw HOUSES FOR oLD-we
viii accept your house in trade on brand
new rm and basement, solid-brick home;
fully completed and ready to move into
RE. 1881. FIRST NATIONAL REALTY
CORP. 905 18th st. NV. 20
COLORED-12OO BLOCK 5th ST. NV
NG, neeo ioS DISsf bloee oee 81 81 D st.
1900 Morse st.
Sc. 900 block B st.
Cali Mr. Hollfn,a IAN. RE T104; eyes,, VI.
3ofS4 with ALLAN L. KAY, Broker.