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PENNA. AVE. Sc.

Substantial corner property. over 20O-ft
frontage on the ave-; contains In access
Of 10000 So. IT.. zoned for apt. use, 909o
struction: rms, bath. automatic heat
garage; beautiful setting Of trees, ever
green's etc: owner leaving city. anxious
to sell. Shown by appointment only Cal
Mr.. Straub teves.. OR. 2644), THOS. j.
FISHER CO., INC. Realtors, Elk. 4400
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Northeo,t

CoLORED-NO MORE RENT RECEIPTS
Clean brick, tile. bath; close to all con
Tx 1913, r. Stanley EckERT. Eea Err H. ea'
COL0REO-6-rm. row brick: vic. Of 15tl
and H st. ne; liv. rm, din. rm and kit
on 1st fl , bedrms and bath on Ind a.
bSmt.; coal h.-w.h; in good cond. ent
priced for quick sale at SI0,500; 2,5Oi
cash, balance easy. DOMINION INSUR
ANCE y REALTY. AGENCY. Gil. 633s
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Mr.. 3rd AND R. I. AVE. NE.

6-room- and bath Colonial brick residence.
in an all-whte neighborhood, close to
public and parochial grade and high
SCHOOLS. stores and tranSp.; priced at
81 l,950. on very generous terms. Phone
Mr.. Norander, NO. 4935, with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1SOS II st
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ARLINGTON. va.

furn. with new modern furn.: equipped
kit, oil heat, full bsmt., located mr..
Colonial village Owner out-of-town must
sell Immediately. Full price. S12,450; Sub
JUDSON REAMY & SON
11c2 N. Irving st.. Arlington. Va. .CH.
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SUITLAND, MD.

oO1 11A1ND, NIO.
Vacant Three-bedroom house. all mod
ern improvements. Garage. Large lot;
S9,950. Terms. HI. 7O99. After pm.
Mr.. Wood LU. 9257.
WEST REAL ESTATE
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English Village. Bethesda

Exceptionally Comfortable prewar brick
home on a fine, shaded lot; nice liv. rm.
with fireplace and built-in bookshelves,
din. rm,. kit. and large screened porch on
1st floor; 3 large bedrms. on end hoor;
recre. rm. and n bath in basement, built
In gar. Owner leaving town. priced to SELL
J. NOBLE BOAz, Realtor, 7424 Wis. ave.
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garage; beautiful setting OF trees, ever
esf owner LEAVING city anxiouS
Mr.. straub teves:. OR. 2644, THos. j.
FISHER CO., INC. Realtors, EX. 4400.
COLORED-oPEN DAILY 4:3O TO !.
Saturday and Sunday l to 30 new
5A o sgd ath and lFT1F ss
and nonveterans; GI loans made with
S1.40O cash. Semidet. brick, 3 bedrms
nv, rm.; din rm' modern kit. with 5tove
further q Is'fT nforma a cali ss Mr.
Ma I737, or ewes. EN-. 1924. Directions
W-s bus from Navy Yard direct to homes,
GoLoREDmyAcANT; tsI M a-;v p; $3.50 dGwp viii buy
sas heat SURETY REALTY CO, Ex
CoLoRED-7I7 10th ST; s.E.-Brick, 7
down; balance like rent; F. W. THURM,
SoidRapMNR. sSS 5Rsh St R.w st6 P1 ASn SIoe SITS
fine cond.; 8 nice rooms. bath: conv. sec
ton: price. Ss,25o; terms. H. T. RAN
E6I PohPR; PRrR.p,T9t Re 5usT Or TR r., 1882 o,n .
once BuiIdnsva I.ns Tps aH eaths oil dsa heat
Go GcooLoREp-r4 SOLD, LEFT. 2 Brand
81 900 cash; FHA financed Better hurry.
Call ARKIN REALTY CO., EX. 570S;
COLORED-4 BEDRMS.
substantially built brick home with 4
msTke nj ONLY Pa sys FTt Tb tm on doHn she
home cali eeo soday WETz REAhTY af coRp
9O5 10Th st. NV. ST. 1855.
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CT HOMES

Open days week from to 8. Glen
Mar Park. -22 new homes practically
completed. Out Mass ave. extended, 1
mile past District line to Barkley Bros.
sign, turn left at sign, go two blocks to
house. Three and four bedrms., garage,
2z baths, copper plumbing. slate roofs;
Call DE. 2637.
HTJNTT REALTY co
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RADIANT VALLEY-$8O0 DO

RADIANT VALLEY-$800 DOWN
New brick home, ready for immed. occu-
pancy; CT approved and FILA insured at
$4,000: terms available to nonveterans
also. Kit. fully equipped with Thor
washer and S-cu.-ft. GE refrigerator;
Radiant Valley is an established commun-
ity Of 204 homes and IL min. from Union
and visit the model furnished home to-
night; just 20 min. from town out Bla-
densburg rd. ne. Phone UN. 1888. Land
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ALI, CASH

ALL CASH
In hurry. for any house in any section
Clients waiting. FIRST NATIONAL REAL
TY CORP, 1926 K st. NV. RE. 353l
CO. 2900. 20
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BETHESDA-OPEN y TO 9

Buy direct from builder and save. Con-
struction and price the best in Bethesda.
All brick, stons-trimmed Cape Cod bunsa-
low, 2 bedrms. and full bath on 2nd f.;
bedrm and bath on 1st f.; large patio
2-story all brick homes, 8 and z rms
u bath on 1st fl. Priced S15,950 and up
with terms. Each home individually
styled. Come out and see for yourself.
Direction: Out Old Georgetown I'd, Minis.
| to Wingate subdiv.. go l street past to
CONSIN CO.. WI 2433; ewes, CO. 1910.
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BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
SILVER SPRING

BUNGALOWS in Woodmoor-2 nice homes;
living room with fireplace, full basement;
excel. cond. throughout; very convenient
to school and shopping. SH. 6440, SH.
0010, WOODSIDE REALTY CO -22
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NEAR PREWAR PRICE

Chevy Chase, Md.-Beautiful, det. brick
Colonial, ideally situated on level, land
approx yrs. old and is in excel. cond !;
6 bright and CHEEKY rooms, complete
tiled baths on End a.; powder rm. on lst
A.: full basement. You cannot ahord
to miss this splendid home. Cali Mrs.
sIobes, OIL. 170S. for full particulars. G. A.
METZLER. Realtor-Builder, 1106 Vermont
Az a N III $500
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SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAkD.
CRESTVTEW

on western ave. New. brick bungalow.
Nv rm with fireplace. dinette. modern,
equipped kitchen: 2 large bedrooms and
sll,tiled bath; full attic that can be
conv. to everything: convenient terms.
Call till pm. weekdays; Sun. 12 to 5.
VIM. Calomiris Prop, Inc.
1912 18th at. NV. DI 1875 90
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stop LOOKING and Listen
To your friends say you have bought the
best built house on the market if you
buy one of these new 3-bedrm. Georgian
Kensington parkway and Hudson drive,
in North Chevy Chase. Md; open for in
spection from to 8 pm, or call ST..
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"SOUTH OF ROCKVILLE'

An ideal home for . small family in beau
tiful .,Rockcrest"; brick bungalow, only 6
bath, kitchen and dinette: attic hoored
and can be made into extra rooms large
lot with 1SQ' depth, fenced in rear for
shopping. schools. plus ali Of the advar,.
tages of suburban living; $1,000. Call
ME: 1l43 until pm.
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2-FAMu,Y HOIISE

in 500 block A st. Sc: modern bath. 2
kits oil h-w.h.: near stores and transp !;
low down payment; white section.
Holloman Real Estate Co.
EY exon MI
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RETHESDA

302 Grosvenor lane-3 bedrms, oil heat
insulated; lot 335 TT. deep, garden planted;
excellent condition; owners at home and
welcome your inspection at any time.
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Sligo 3O10 till 9

SILVER SPRING
Naval officer. transferred, wants immed.
sale of his 7-rm. brick residence, includ-
ing den and powder rm. on 1st A. beau
tiful lge;, wooded and fenced lot; immedi-
$1S.950.
Philip B. Key Realty Co.
Sligo 3N1O till 9 pm 30
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PRICED UNDER $4,000

Det brick with attached garage; in Vi
cinity of Eastern Star Home Featuring
3 large bedrooms and tiled bath on 2nd
floor: living dining rm., fully equip kit,
on lst floor; full bsmt., oil heat. lavatory
and outside entrance. bargain in to-
days market Call RE. $3.50, to q.
Colonial Investment Co.
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Colored-Home and Income

2-family fiat. good location. Liv. rm
dinette. kit, bedrm., tile bath. large rear
porches. Live in one and receive rent
from other. FRED A. SMITH, lib 18th
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SILVER SPRING

6IIV TIC OI IE1INO
Beautiful, 4-bedrm., center-hall home, To-
Gated in excel. residential section, and
only l2 block from school and transp /;
maids rm; and bath in bsmt.; garage;
Philip B. Key Realty Co.
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STANTON PARK

y Z 114N Z SI1N Z 311e11
Near 9Th and D SITS. n.e.-Colonial row
brick home, consisting of side reception
nall, liv. rm., din. rn1., kit, bedrms.
and bath All rms are lge and spacious.
Other features are full basement with
semifin. rm. and Law, hardwood frs.
h.-wh. and three porches. Ideally ar
ranged for comfortable. home or for
renting rms Call Mr.. Mott, RE. 1861
FRED A. SMITH, Realtor
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CT APPROVED-S13.6OO

Open to dark. Detached brick Groom
homes, featuring completely equipped
youngstown steel kitchen, large rooms; lot
gas furnace, summer winter hookup; cop
per plumbing, colored tiled bath and many
terms. To reach: Straight out Ga ave.
70 1900 block Ga. ave. and our sign.
Call RE. $3.50 until pm.
ILING q IRPU "a
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ST 900 down and SsS so mo- for 1 Of the
the vicinity of West Va. and Trinidad ave;
Ice. liv. rm., din. rm,, fully equipped kit.
| . bedrms and tiled bath upstairs, ] nicely
| finished bedrm. in bsmt.; mod gas fur
mace: Handicapped lot: by all means call
today. WEITz REALTY CORP, 905 15tn
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OWNER MUST VACATE
Reduced from $17,5O0 to S15,995: this
3-bedrm. brick Colonial located at IO3
from l to every day this week Direc-
tions: Out Wisconsin ave. to Jones bridge
roau, right 2 blkS. to Gladwyne Court, to
house.
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
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oo2 CLAIMING CT ME-

223 CLAIMING ST. NE.
Excellent value-S12, 500 - Semidetached
brick home in perfect condition. Six large
rooms and bath double rear screened-in
porches; full bsmt.; oil h.-w.h,; built-in
garage; close to churches, schools and
transportation. Call Mr.. ConIon. MI. 5s22
Frederick w. BerenS Sales Inc.
1hoS K ST Nv MA Q141 -o4
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SILVER SPRINf

OIIVEN SFRlNG
New, detached. Groom, all-brick Colonials;
tiled powder room; 80 it. wide; gas heat,
Exceptionally well-built Price, S17,95O;
with $4,000 cash, bal. Ss5 mo. Call DI.
1015 until pm.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
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MICHIGAN PARK

M1CH1GAN PARh
White brick, semidet; 6 rms. and tiled
bath. completely equipped kit, full base
ment, with partly fin. rec. rm.. gas as
heat; price, S13950. with $4,000 1st
trust. This house will sell quickly. Call
Mr.. Mcintosh, RE. 6661 or WA 0s07.
FRED A. SMITH, Realtor
Exclusive 1113 1cth st pu
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COLORED-VACANTl

Spacious 6-rm. brick home, side hall. now
sion; located near I4th and D sts. VERY
reasonably priced at Sl045O. Call today
WE1Tz REALTY CORP. 905 18th st. NV
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BUNGALOW. S1I,95O

splendid value in a conv. located bunga-
low, 6 full-size rms. and bath on frst
t1oor: stairs to large expandable attic, with
additional rms, full basement. oil h.-w.h
Early possession, terms to suit. Call SH
1913 till pm, DENNY g. PRICE, Real
Evening star., 1948-07-20

MUDEHN SUBURBAN HOME, all con-
yeniences; large living room, fireplace.
dining room, cabinet kitchen and pantry;
Two bedrooms and combination bedroom
ana den, bathroom; glass-inclosed porch,
screens and storm windows throughout,
10 closets; full basement, oil heat: ga
rage attractive grounds; 110-foot 'front.'
Telephone Monday through Friday, . to
B, Republic 7102 or write Box 259-L, Star.
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BETHESDA-ROCKVULE

Charming old Colonial home; bedrooms,
21: baths. 2-car garage, etc; on 2s4-acre
knoll with home facing Rockville pike i;
40O-ft. back in oak grove (aIways cool and
privatel; owner leaving city, viii carry
$4,000 on first trust at 4fe or may rent
prompt action is necessary No wishful
thinkers, please. To inspect, MA. 1857,
10 to 4, JOHN II. MILLER. Jr. g. BRO,
2uildPrs st n
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BRICK BUNGALOW

Silver Spring-Liv rm. with fireplace, din.
rm., kit, bedrms. and bath; basement
exit, gas heat, front porch, slate roof. det.
gar; very large lot: close to transp.,
schools and shopping. RIGGS & CO.,
EN-. 2:B45, OR 65B5 -23
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LINCOLN PARK

Attractive row brick, bay window front,
floor, FIJI bath on 2nd floor. lge bsmt.,
automatic, gas heat. 2 alassed-in rear
porcheS. det. brick gar; early possession;
reasonable down payment. Call Mcintosh,
RE. 1851; ewes, WA OsO7, with
FRED A. SMITH, Realtor
EvclVriva 111o
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CHEVY CHASE

hall. lge. liv. rm.. din. rm., kit. and
breakfast nook. 8 bedrms, baths.
screened porch, det. garage; deep lot with
abundance of shrubbery; priced below
market, Call AID. 2644 It'll 9 pm, J. r.
TENCHER CO.. INC 30
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QUEENS CHAPEL RD., MD.
Brand-new det brick home situated in
lovely University Park neighborhood. Con-
tains bedrms,, ga baths, beautiful recre.
rm. with fireplace. Priced right and
Mr.. Richards WO. 6595.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & co.
1415 K st. NV. ME. 54OO
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Bedroom and ~ Bath list Fl.

lot 115 by $50, in quiet secluded Section
Of Silver Spring, overlooking Rock Greek
Park, cow. to stores and bus. Somebody
gets a bargain for only S17.q5O. Cali
SH. 1913, till 8 pm. DENNY & PRICE.
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EAST RIVERDALE

5s1S East Pine dr. Cast Pines)-See
this prac. new 2-bedrm; bungalow with
sumo AZ loan with mo. payments of
only $40 plus. taxes and ms; huge liv.
rm.. picture window and large mod. kit.
owner transit and will also sell 6-mos. old
furniture for only $3.50 extra. Call Mr..
Briscoe at CHI. 5S32. ewes. for appt. to
WAT nrp .. rTTn1r I'D 1Nc
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A BEAUTY

In Chevy Chase. Md-Center-h hall Colo
NAL tapestry brick. built in 1910. in beau
tiful setting of shrubs and flowers. or
quiet parklike street; large living room
with fireplace, dining room and kitchen;
1st-foor lavatory; 3 large bedrooms and
2 tiled baths on end; delightful screened
porch overlooking delightful yard; well
built; one Of the better buys at S25,50O;
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RAMBLER ON IA ACRE

Close in, brand-new and completely mod
ern, finest construction. outstanding value.
EN-. 1900 till 8 pm.
Chevy Chase Realty Co.
400 Cnnnecticnt I'VE n N
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;. WESLEY BUCHANAN
ONE OF THE INCEST

ONE OF THE INCEST
Ramblers you have ever seen: consisting
of bedrooms, 2 baths, full-sized dining
a fireplace. large modern Kitchen; large
basement with recreation room and fire.
place; attic: garage; many other fine fea-
lures. Call Mr.. Brill WI 71O5n with
SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
lh0h ct n m
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'ERN SUBURBAN HOME,

ARMY OFFICER, transferred, has a rms
clEder-block stucco house in New Alex
andrla; $12,5O0: substantial cash re-
CURED. No agents.. Alex. 34SS, --2l
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to '' Sell ' At sis.s5o; e iv rm % with Ieu f,reu
place. opening into din. rm.; both bedrms
take twin beds: stairway to expansion
IS oil h.-w.h.. storm Windows: good
financing. ELIZABETH W. RosEN. .oow.
sii SEQ BUYS THIS clean-as-a-pin row
brick that is very convenient to every
session with settlement living room. dining
and tile bath upstairs; full basement, oil
heat; modest down payment. balance Ike
OF SEGIh ossa! p .yss .1pd9Ns p s4ss Bsa'Or 9w
ment lies ahead of the purchaser Of this
derfa tNSf nsshborSood and nS very convenisnsly entity
located; center-hall entrance. living room.
dining room; equipped Kit; and den on
tiled baths upstairs. full basement: oil
ssa cna Tf hsu'f g fur6 = a Dfs sssor eOoS 6W
1888 OK. Os59; ewes cH. 2577. -22
sIo,s50.2 bedrms; On Ist.: 2 parity nm
home, Just redecorated; lse. lot with
yss't laTn asqasd ufsssa'f Rita fTff
2M $500 'HsywN powN AND ur-Houses. with or
yithout acreage. MR.. READ. chestnut
s9S,s5o. $500 DowN-Bunt by expert
enced builder, these brand-new. 2-bedrm.
California bungalows are worth at least
trance foyer, large liv. rm. with fireplace.
oil h.-wh., copper plumbingi N acre
charming grounds; 15-n1in. bus at door.
Only 8 leftl To see them. Just call OW
1907. REALTY BULLETIN.
S1I 800 FOR THIS CHARMING brick
bungalow with nice-sized bedrms., bath,
lse. Nv. rm. and kit; lovely, fenced lot;
low down payment.
$1,000 down and $50 . mo. for this
charming BUNGALOW with expanding. up
fully equipped kit; / blk to transp.:
close TO schools and shopping
$4,000 down and only $14 $50 for this
rm., nrepl. lovely lot; in beautiful neigh
borhood; close to shopping. schools and
transp.; this is . real sacrifice.
1915. 81
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K ST. N.E.-VACANT

s-story brick, bright comfortable rms
lge kit. with elec. refgr. and gas range
Price, $3.50; easy terms. Call Mr.. Robey
ewes EN- 4a19l. THoS. J. FISHER
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-10
Major League
Teams Getting
By Bonus Rule

Cincinnati, Nov. 1O-(P)-A
score of "bushers, more of less
will leap to the major leagues
today as the two top loops hand
pick talent from the minors in
the annual baseball draft.
This is no catch -as-catch-can
affair, for the big leaguers know
just which players among the
more than 5000 eligibles they'd
like to add to their rosters.
And since it isn't a haphazard
drawing they don't need Wash.
ington's big glass fish bowl that
is used for wartime's military
service draft.
The Chicago Cubs get first
chance, having finished last in
the National League race, and
the Chicago White Sox, cellar
dwellers in the American, reach
into the grab bag second. Then
the opportunity to choose a play.
er alternates between the lea.
CUES, in reverse order of the
finish in the standings, until the
Cleveland Indians get the final
first round chance.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-10
Local Midgets
Lose 26 To 7
To Emporia

Emporia Va, Nov. 8-Empor-
ia kept its record clean on the
football field here this afternoon
when its midget high school
team came back from a TT half
time tie to trounce Roanoke Rap
ids 26-7.
Emporia proved last week S
25-6 victory over the Roanoke
Rapids midgets in Roanoke Rap
ids was no fluke, when they
started to connect for passes
over the heads Of the Jacket de-
tenders and rolled to victory
after a slow start.
Roanoke Rapids started things
moving in a hurry early in the
ball game by driving to a quick
touchdown and extra point. The
touchdown for the visitors was
made by Earl Crumpler when
he bucked over the Emporia line
from the two for the score. The
play had been set up on brilli-
ant 15-yard line dash by Earl
Waller. Another line punge put
the Jackers ahead 10.
A short time before the half
ended, however, Jeans, Empor-
las passing ace connected with
a 20-yard pass which floated ov-
er the head Of the nearest Roa-
noke Rapids defender and was
hauled down in the end zone for
a touchdown. A line buck squar.
ed the count at seven-all as the
teams left the field.
After the half, however, it was
Roanoke Rapids which could
not get going. Coach Morris
(Brick) Faris' team struck back
twice more through the air and
when the line opened to guard
against passes the Emporians
took off through the line.
Coach Crawford Hoyle, local
jayvee mentor, said his team
had no excuse for the defeat
I'VE were lust beaten" Hoyle
said, "chiefly because we were
making the same mistake or
pass defense time and time a,
oain. Our bows just showed they
needed more work together.
Hoyle said he played for the
most part third and fourth-strine
/ iunior varsity plavers and mid
gets. Unlike las. weeks en-,
counter between the two teams
in which weights limited to 13(
pounds, some Of the larger boys
were used today.
The coach for the losers said
however, tat most Of the prac
tice the boys used had held dur
ing the year was dummy scrim
mage and they were just no
ready for a team as effective
as Emporia.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-10
Mid gets End
Grid Season ..-..-..-
Here Tomorrow

The Midget football team at
Roanoke Rapids High School
will wind upits regular season
here tomorrow afternoon at
Simmon Park by playing the
Scotland Neck juniors for the
third time.
Coach Crawford Hoyle of the
locals, Who has guided the Mid
getsthis season with Sam Wood,
said the Scotland Neck team is
expected to be out looking for
revenge for the two defeats suf-
fered at the hands of Roanoke
Rapids in previous meetings.
The Rev. John Drake, Scot
land Neck Episcopal minister,
who has been directing the Scot
land Neck team. said his team
is expected to arrive in Roanoke
Rapids for the game tomorrow
about 500.
Scotland Neck lost a 4l-O ball
game here IN the first encount-
er this season with combina-
ton junior varsity midget in a
return game the Midgets went
to Scotland Neck and won a 1876
decision.
Based on past performance
the locals will again be favored
here tomorrow.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-10

"fine Tennessee line's which
dropped Georgia Tech from the
unbeaten ranks
Linemen dominated this week:
Tacklest- Clark, Cornell.
MeseroH, Tennessee. Stancil,
Arkansas. Hamoerger, Southern
Methodist. Roberts, Bayor.
Petrovich, Texas. Brixey, Tenn
essee. Gain, Kentucky.
Guards - Healey, Georgia
Tech. Mouser, Baylor. Staut-
zenberger, Texas A&Mr~Bu Burris,
Oklahoma. Kelly, Penn State.
Centers>- Thompson, William
and Mary. Harris, Texas. Wat
son, Rice. Bednarik, Pennsyl-
vania. Gilbert, Florida. Eek
lund, Oregon.
Ends - McNeill, Michigan.
O'Ouinn, Wake Forest. Holtsma
William and Mary. Canad, Ark
ansas. Williams, Rice. Folsom,
Southern Methodist. Hillhouse,
Texas AIM. Austin, Duke. Will
son, South Carolina. Wimberly,
Louisiana State Roberts, Penn
sylvania. Berang, Villanova.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-10

Wake Forest, N. c., Nov. 10
| (AP)-You can't fool Dorothy
O'Quinn about the pass-catching
ability of ner husband.
Right after Wake Forests
football opener with George
Washington last September,
| friend remarked that John
(Red) O'Quinn, the Deacons'
glue-fingered end, didn't shine
at his speciality that day.
| "Well," Mrs. O'Quinn answer
ed, "They threw him one and
he caught it. That's batting a
thousand. He can't catch them
unless they throw 'em to him"
Since then, they have been
throwing 'em to the six-foot-two,
190-pounder from Asheboro. And
he's been catching 'em.
In the Deacons' seven games
this year, the redhead has snar-
| ed 81 aerials for 519 yards and
six touchdowns. 1t brings his
three-year mark to 80 catch
es, 1909 yards, and IA touch
downs. That scoring record
would be a good one for a back
field man.
Dorothy O'Quinn might have
remarked to the ribbing fan that
Red doesn't necessarily have to
have a 100 percent accurate
pass, nor be all alone on the
field, to do his snagging either.
Because O'Quinn is the kind
of receiver who apparently can
draw the ball into his grasp so
long as it's within a foot or so
of his outstretched hands-and
steal it right away from close
covering defenders.
They're still talking about the
catch he made for the Deacons'
lone touchdown against North
Carolina this year. O'Quinn
went into the air with Johnny
Clements and Bill Flamish-no
mean defenders-and took the
pass with a miraculous bit of
robbery.
O'Quinn didn't start out to be
an end at all. While at Ashe-
boro High, he played tackle. A
stretch in Uncle Sans Navy
turned up his ability as a flank
man.
He was discovered" by
Gene Goodreault, who played a
lot of end at Boston College a
few years back under Frank
Leahy. 1t happened while Good
reault was helping Jim Tatum,
now head coach at the Universi-
ty of Maryland, with the Jack
sonville Naval Air Station team.
II don't know what you're do
ing playing tackle" Gene told
O'Quinn. you've got the build
for an end"
Besides the build, O'Quinn had
the talent, too. He's been prov
ing it ever since.
And for Wake Forests foes:
big Red is only Junior, so
you'll be seeing him another
er season.
Another of Reds athletic ac-
tivities is basketball. He's ac-