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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-27
Pea GOLF GROUP MEETS TONIGHT
Nine Grid I cams Remain Undefeated:
Columbia Hailed For Win Over Armv

ference champ which meets Cal
ifornia next Saturday, bowed to
Southern Methodist's brilliant
Doak Walker, 10; and Wander
bilt lost its second straight after
a fine beginning when it yielded
to. louisiana State, 1913, in a
night game. Baylor's dreams of
an all-winning year were shat
tered rudely by Texas Aggies,
24-0.
Virginia sailed along in the I'M
beaten-united ranks by slugging
Virginia Military, 1916, and Ken
lucky, rising fast after an open
ing loss to Mississippi, edged out
Michigan State, rs.
At the season heads into Nov
ember, there remain only nine
unbeaten, united powerhouse
clubs from coast - coast. They
are Michigan, Notre Dame, Tex
as, Pennsylvania, Georgia Tech,
Southern Methodist, Virginia,
Penn State and Utah. Every 9TH
err school, playing a major sched-
ule, has lost or been tied at least
once.
But still the headline-catchlng
score of the week remains that
21-20 Columbia thriller over
Army. Apparently overmatched
in the early going, the Lions re-
covered from a 10-1 halftime de-
ficit to nip the Cadets who hadn't
lost since the navy game in 1945.
A dazzling display of pitching
by Gene Rossides and catching
by end Bill Swiacki told the
story as Columbia completed 20
forward passes, including 10 of
81 by Rossides. Swiacki contri-
buted a diving catch in the end
zone for the second Columbia
score that was called by some
press box wits the best since Al
Gionfriddo robbed Joe Dimagglo
of a homer in the sixth game OF
the World Series.
The remarkable victory hard
ly can establish Columbia among
the top clubs for they have been
beaten by Yale and Penn but it
probably will result in the elimi-
nation of Army from the top 10
which they held for so many sea-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-27
LATE SATURDAY
FOOTBALL SCORES
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRES,

BY H ASSOCIATED PRESS
William and Mary At, Boston Uni. 10
West Chester Pa) 6, East Strouds.
burg 0.
s~hippensburg PA 10, Bloomsbure
pa u.
Oklahoma City Univ. 21, Miss. South.
ern 6.
Wheaton So, Great Lakes O..
Wabash 33, Kenyon 0.
Lawrence At, Coe 0.
Louisiana State 10, Vanderbilt 10.
Millsaps 7, Miss College O.
Tenn. Wesylan 40, Brevard O.
Sewanee 8, Southwestern CMemphis) 0
Milligan 20, Stetson 10.
Western Carolina Teachers 10, Lenoi
Rhyme Z.
Maryville (Tenn) "a, Emory-Henry 7
Jacksonville Navy 10, Pensacola Nav,
10.
Appalachian 33. Atlantic Christian
Erskine 10, Guilford 0.
Catawba 38, Elon O.
Virginia Union 8, North Carolina Col
lege 7.
Arizona %, New Mexico II
Howard Payne 10 Southwestern TEX
New Mexico State Tchrs 20, Ney
Mexico Highlands O..
Redlands 10, Pomona 10.
College of Pacific Al, California Poly
tech 7.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-27
Duke Blue Devils Favored
To Cop Conference Crown

| Wake Forest, the team Duke
beat Saturday, and William and
Mary, downed only by North
Carolina, each has chalked up
three league wins and suffered
Just one licking, and they face
each other Saturday in the no. l
family fuss Of the current week
at William and Mary's Cary
field at Williamsburg, Va.
Washington and Lees Gener-
ais, who shared the leadership
of the conference with Duke to-
day, having won three and lost
none, figured they have a fairly
good chance of taking top hon
ors. The Generals battle Virgin
ia Tech at L%ynchburg, Va, No
vember 8 and then, however,
must clash with William and
Mary at Roanoke, Va, Novem-
Der Is.
Although North Carolina
stock took a terrific tumble aft
err the Tar Heels suffered two
successive defeats at the hands
of Texas and Wake Forest,
Coach Carl Snavely's charges
still were regarded as the team
holding the key to the question
of who wins the Conference
championship.
The Tar Heels could ruin
Dukes bid-that's exactly what
the Blue Devils are afraid OF.
Only three conference games
dot this weeks program. In ad'
dition to the Wake Forest-Wil-
liam and Mary encounter, Vir'
ginia Tech goes to George
Washington Friday night and
Virginia Military Institute in
vades Davidson Saturday after
noon.
Games over the weekend, II
addition to Dukes triumph ove1
Wake Forest, saw Washington
and Lee whitewash Davidson,
800; William and Mary bias
Boston University, Alb; Mary
land pull from behind to edge
Virginia Tech, 21-19; Virginia
trip Virginia Military Institute,
35-6; South Carolina beat Glenn
son.. 21-19; Georgia Tech romr
over The Citadel, $50; Furman
beat Wofford, 20-6; Miami
(Fla.) University win over
George Washington 28-7; The
University of Richmond batter
Hampden7Sydney 200, and
North Carolina swamp Florida,
35-7.
This weeks schedule:
Friday night - Clemson at
Georgia.; South Carolina at MI.
ami, (Fla.); Virginia Tech at
George Washington.
Saturday afternoon - Ten
nessee at North Carolina; Duke
at Georgia Tech; Wake Forest
at William and Mary; Univer'
sity of Richmond at Virginia:
Washington and Lee at Army;
Virginia Military Institute at
Davidson; West Virginia a
Maryland; Furman VS.. Florida
at Tampa, Fla.
Saturday night Chat
tanooga University at Nortf
Carolina State.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 2SIPeRec
ords of Southern Conference football
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-27
BY JACK HAND

NEW YORK, Oct. 26-(AP)-
Hail Columbia
Army's unbeaten string of 81
games is no more because the
most shocking upset in many a
footboll season has been record
ed by Little's Lions.
Not since Columbia ambushed
Stanford in the 1884 Rose Bowl
game has a final score loosened
SO much post game conversation
as their 21-20 conquest of the
mighty Cadets in the gathering
gloom of late Saturday afternoon.
Sure, there were surprises
throughout the nation as Illinois
was tumbled from the top row
by determined Purdue 14-7, and
eight of the first 20 teams were
beaten. But no score packed
more dramatic wollop than the
final from Baker field.
Michigan, the No. l power on
the basis of the weekly Associat-
ed Press poll, creaxed and groan-
ed before accomplishing a 1876
edge over Minnesota. Texas had
many uneasy moments before
Bobby Layne guided the Long
horns to a slim 1919 margin over
Rice. Penn had to hustle up two
last quarter touchdowns to make
sure its 21-0 verdict over fight
ing Navy before 78,2O5 fans and
Penn State had to come from be-
hind to nip West Virginia, 31-14.
Southern California showed
$4,000 spectators even more than
it was expected to uncover in
smashing CALIFORNIA; perfect
record, 1914, enroute to a proba-
BILE Rose Bowl berth.
Notre Dame, still the big
question mark of the nation, con-
tinued to open up with just
enough % win, downing Iowa,
21-O, but leaving observers won
dering how much power they
really pack if they chose to go
all out. The answer may be forth
coming Saturday against Navy
at Cleveland.
Wake Forest fell from favor,
beaten by Duke, 1876. U.C.L.A.,
the defending Pacific Coast Con-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-27
ACTION TANNED
FIGHTS SLATED

NEW YORK, Oct. 26. - () -
Boxing snaps out of the doldrums
this week with an action.
packed national card featuring
three champions and severa.
ranking contenders.
The rodeo ends a six-week rur
in Madison Square Garden, high
temple of the pugilistic profes.
sion, and a couple of big boys,
light heavyweight champion Gus
Lesnevich and heavyweight
Tami Mauriello of the Bronx will
clash there for the fourth time
in a non-title ten Friday night.
Classy Willie Pep, the feather
weight king from Hartford
Conn.,, opens the weeks parade
of champions Monday night If
an over-the-weight 10-round bou-
with Archie Wilmer of Philadel
phia in the Quaker City.
On Tuesay, Sugar Ray Robin.
son, the flashy welterweigh,
titleholder from Harlem, will tos.
punches at California Jackie vii
son in another non-title ten a
Los Angeles.
Also listed for combat are sucl
top fighters as Marcel Cerdan
Ezzard Charles and Claute.
Fusari.
Cerdal, the Casablanca cloute
who is cunning for a shot at tn
worlds middleweight cham
pionship, tackles rugged Anto
Raadik of Estonia in a ten at tn
Chicago Stadium Friday night
Charles, a light heavyweight
faces Clarence Jones of Buffalo
N. Y, in a ten at Huntington
W. Va, Monday night. Fusario
hoping to get back among the to
welterweights after a couple {
disappointing showings lately
opposes Johnny Cesario of Bo.
ton, in a ten at Newark, N. J
Thursday night.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-27

w.
According to committee men,
bers, a permanent slate Of Off
GERS will be elected and plans
for the tournament as well as
other sports attractions will be
discussed.
Included on the agenda is the
appointment of various COM
mittees to work with the Pro-
fessional Golf Association in OBJ
tanning the tournament here. A
definite date has not been set
for the tourney pending a reply
from the PEA officials.
Leaders in the driye to raise
funds for the tournament have
urged all stockholders to attend
tonight's meeting and express
their views on the organization
of the permanent setup.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-27

Southern CALIFORNIA; stock
certainly rose on the strength of
its slashing score over Lynn
"Pappy" Waldorf's California
Bears who had clicked off five
straight, but the Trojans may
have to wait until Nov. % and a
date with .UCLA to settle the
Rose Bowl situation.
Illinois defeat by the power
full Purdue line may make the
losers that much tougher in Sat-
urday's important test with
Michigan. The Wolverines had
to go hard to keep on the track
that may lead to the Rose Bowl
because Minnesota, beaten by
Illinois a week ago, 40-l3, gave
them all they could handle in
their annual wres+le for the lit
tie brown jug. Another surprise
was Pittsburgh's 40 victory
over Ohio State.
The Southwest has its biggest
game in many a season coming
up Saturday in the clash of Tex
as and Southern Methodist, two
all-winning clubs. SINUS Walker
and Texas Layne, a couple OF
schoolboy pals, are the featured
individuals in a contest that
probably will provide the south
west Conference champ.
Georgia Tech, which had nc
trouble in Humping The Cita-
del $50, comes up against a diff
ferent ball club Saturday in its
game with Duke, a real southern
power despite its tie with Navy,
Now looking at the Saturday
results by sections:
East-back of the Penn, Penn
State and Columbia wins there
was an exciting comback by Cor
nell to down favored Princeton,
1921, on a remarkable passing
exhibition by Lynn Dorset, a
third string quarterback; Dart
mouth barely clung to a 14-13
edge over Harvard; Yale ran ov-
er Springfield as expected, 49-0;
Colgate and Brown battled to a
1913 tie; Holy Cross finally hit
it's stride in blasting Syracuse,
$50; Fordham broke a 10-game
losing streak with a 1910 nod
over Kings Point; Rutgers sub
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-27
P Permanent Organization
Planned By Stockholders
Golf Enthusiasts Urged To Attend Farley
At Cape Fear Club At 1880 O'Clock;
Plans For '4S Tourney To Be Made

Stockholders are scheduled to gather tonight at 1880
o'clock to map plans for the organization of a permanent
sports committee to handle the proposed 1948 PEA tourna-
ment here.
Over S12,50O has been pledged to sponsor the golf
tournament here next year, according to Fred Winetts, ST.,
president of the temporary group.
All stockholders and golf enthusiasts are urged to meet
at the Cape Fear club, Second and Chestnut streets tonight
at 7:30 o'clock: A dutch buffet sumner will be served
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-27

Not all lightning strokes reach
the earth, some of them being
from cloud to cloud,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-27

Henrik Ibsen, Norwegian dra-
matist, is said once to have been
a theater manager in Christina,
NORWAY,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-27

AS many as 1000 people per
square mile live in the Gauges
valley of India.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-27
PROFESSIONAL
GRID ROUNDUP

NEW YORK, Oct. 2e-tAP)- Standing:
OF the National Footboll League, includ
ing today's games.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-27

YESTERDAYS
Chicago Cards az, Bosaon Z
Green Bay "a, Detroit II.
| Chicago Bears Sc, Washington 20.
Philadelphia IA, Los Angeles Z.
Pittsburgh, New York 81.
NEW YORK, Oct. Is tAP) Standings
of the Au-American football confer
ence, including today's games.
EAST
Team WILT Pct. Pr Pa.
New York 0 ESQ 220 1871
Buffalo 2 1 $50 221 1870
Baltimore 1 6,1,.143 SO 212
BROOKLYN 6 / LAB 105 253
Cleveland z ! Q .o75 107
San Francisco 5 21.714 1888 143
Los Angeles 5 3 0 .625 232 1856
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Buffalo IS, Brooklyn 7.
Los Angeles Sc, Baltimore 0.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-27

ILS ENDF1I . Jul
Buffalo IS, Brooklyn 7.
Los Angeles Sc, Baltimore 0.
Cleveland IA, San Francisco Z.
Evening star., 1947-05-19
SUBURBAN SALE-vlRGlkIA.

Observation-Disclosures s,room briek home
very good condition: living room, with
fireplace, dining room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms
and one tile bath. laundry tubs and out
attached garasss sso. atraetive,y nnanesd
nsn az 70 spess cs nns WAkER rss
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sssss ss.s Al:a IT. 81
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Gated has poTeh e % pS
trees and shrubbery. This is good buy.
LEE f. Price RI ss1s ssos S. Arl Ridge I'd
NEAR N ieo4 ANNapoLIs-Beautifully NJ wooded
2-acre estate, overlooking river and sur
home with cub vnT room eeetr
rooms. rooms 3 baths Immediate possession.
fh2FP e s6s zr MID Rass @sats "a
IL IS0f kEEPINa iaS With the Presidents request;
aIlsres aflfe SssEsp bath e On st oer isrss ivins
rm;, dining rm. and kitchen: large
and Tied o ptst ssa tense hsse esmsa sSss
value. i" ARLiNoroN REALTY. exclusive
agents, 22o4 Wilson blvd. GL. 1900. OK.
sRoxEIos-sls;s5e, $1,000 81 I, ,ss nrst trust; rust
Rns sfse room With fireplace large dining
room. nice modern kitchen, ] bedroom,
/ tile bath, sun parior; End noor-there
may may be used for apartment; full basement.
oil heat: det. brick garage, may be pur-
aassa R sos All Fl RidT. rd LeE
AURORA HILLS, ss5 Gath st.-Firss Of
fering OF this honey home. on beautiful
section, Is min. to washington. lovely
Colonial brick. hall entrance, with 2 guest
closets, 23xl4-ft. living room with fireplace
dining room, large, equipped Kitchen. stove
and refg.: 8 bedrooms. each large enough
bath, s " oil T neat 0 full % basement. @ | iaundry r
trays, storm sashed and screened through
out; immediate Possession: lot, 75x150 #.
i5dl4E lEE 1Ty pR1eE 1sEa 2s0s s. Afi Ridge rd a.
NEAR ARLINGTON RIDGE RD.-Owner
transferred from city; this 6-year-old. s.
rooms. semidet. brick. screened front porch.
modern equipped kitchen. : bedrooms, tiled tiled
bath. fun basement; oil a.-e. heat; imms-
1908 s. Arl. Ridge I'd. ia 1504S 1vs 1872.
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NEAR Fl. MEYER, vA.-Real bargain In
| a senidet. brick large rooms, tile bath,
oil heat Mr.. Weaver, Wo. 1914, DI. 3346.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.. 1924 14th
st. NV.
AURORA HLLs--Lovely Colonial brick.
with hail entrance. extra large living
room. with fireplace, and adjoining
screened porch, spacious dining room. large
equipped kitchen. with ample closet space.
on first floor; sizeahie bedrooms and tile
bath on End floor; fun basement, laundry
trays, oil burner: beautiful wooded corner
| lot, 75x1 so. j. LEE PRICE, 23o3 8.
| Ari Ridge rd.. IA. 1904. Ivy 1879. 30
Evening star., 1947-05-19
pusINrss PROPERTY FOR SALE.

WASHINGTON CIRCLE-Corner. firm.
2-bath brick; suitable for ofices and resi-
dence. Evenings, MI. 2121. J. LEO KoLB,
tGhEao,iaaEroWS-rir.t tha,i III o1eS and second CON comm.
From $25, 900. Evenings. MI. .2I21. ]. LEO
FEM ffNNA. S IvE.EFirss NJ aasN. commercial, Ten
section rm l'e q South ]sousheast. suitable to Convert
s1fh %HTk bFlhTfET RE Slfs & TH HsagdkE
mems furnishings; large store, busy tran ran.
s,sa ssss
Mr.. snyder. NE. 54o0 until s pm; sun
day and ewes. IA; 3342. LEO M, BERN- sS
ssTTzzIbhESNss6Kd sTzIh Il sR l41a ID. i ist
Large lot 1OOx263: ideal location for most
any type OF business: very heavily Travelled a
p% LES NJ RfRssss RRRsssrsfH En-, CO.
Goth AND SIS. NV, Isl commsrsialw al,-.
Site for auto supplies and parts, radio sales
and repair or any other type of mechanical
distribution. shop: price reduced for in
Rseasss BEaasrEIM shsf C.. C.. Ais III ss. n~ NE
seth seHS ST.. Mr.. X ST. N.w.-2s-ft. frontage
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Goth st., mr. M NV, with rear alley;
vacant; best buy In ar area; sI5.sSos So, NJ 4
VACANT-Downtown K st. For ofhces or
organization, large, 4-story, basement bldg.
with DREYFUSS BROS, Realtors. Ma.
O682: eve, WO 3190. 21
1908 EYE ST. N.W.-owner says sell" !"
Of basement vacant, and Is suitable for
doctors or business purposes; balance OF
bldg rented for $295 per mo: short leases.
with MAURICE M. SALoMON CO., Real
Estate, Loans and Insurance Brokers, Sl7
sIs AND a1s KENNEDY ST. N.w-1st
comml Have your store or business,
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Evening star., 1947-05-19
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gear garage. Near buslines June ]
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Evening star., 1947-05-19
BUsINEss PROPERTY FOR RENT.

COMMERCIAL BUILDING, suitable for
ofnces, light manufacturing, printing; etc;
EXCELLENT location: fine nrepToot building;
s. st., Asaph st., Alex. ss44; evenings.
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business business whsre . Combination Of ofhees
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1917 ia I4th sT. N.W.@vAcANT: modern
taining about 5000 square, feet Of floor
space, equipped with freight elevator, l.
500 lbs carrying capacity: hot-water heat
toilets ton --i on first and second floors: large
display room. fully equipped office space space
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