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Evening star., 1948-10-26
| Notre Dame Is Second
North Carolina Third
In Weekly Ba||oting
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-Michigan's
rampaging Wolverines retained
their rating as the top college foot
ball team in the country today in
the weekly Associated Press poll of
the Nations sports writers.
The powerhouse from Ann Arbor
drew 1T Of the 206 f1rst-place votes
and piled up 1885 points to beat
out runner-up Notre Dame by 275
points. The Irish, second also a
week ago, gained 10 flrst-place
votes and polled 1918 points.
Michigan, unbeaten and united in
five outings, downed Minnesota,
27-14, last Saturday while the Irish
surged to 27-12 victory over Iowa
for their fifth-straight conquest Of
perfect season.
North Carolina's Tarheels held
on to third place, drawing As first
place ballots and 1853 points. The
Irish, as they did week ago, scored
heavily in second-place votes to
beat out North Cardinals unbeat-
en-. squad for runner-up honors.
Points are figured on the basis of
10 for first place, 9 for second and
so on down the line to one for 10th
place.
California Is Fourth.
California, Army, Georgia Tech
and Pennsylvania, also among the
Nations unbeaten teams, retained
fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh
places, respectively.
The Golden Bears, who brushed
past Washington. 21-O, gained 13
first-place votes and piled up 1,239
points. Army, which turned back
previously unbeaten Cornell, 27-6,
drew four first-place ballots and
wound up with 1,214 points.
Georgia Tech finished with 929
points and one first-place vote.
The Yellow Jackets rolled over
Florida, 42-7. Penn, 20-14 con-
querors of Navy, drew sos points.
Missouri's Tigers moved up from
ninth place to eighth, replacing
Penn State. Missouri, which turned
back Iowa State, 49-7, drew 1856
pOlIlCS. rem state, held to l4-14
tie by Michigan State. dropped out
OF the top ten to 18th place. 1t
was the first blotch on the Nittany
Lions record after having swept
aside all regular season opposition
since 1916. Northwestern moved up
from tenth to ninth place. The
Wildcats, 48-0 victors over Syracuse,
polled 325 points.
Nevada Takes Over 10th.
Nevadas surprising Wolf Pack,
18th week ago, took over 10th place
on the strength of their 65-14
trouncing of Tulsa. Nevada gained
three flrst-place votes and drew 297
points.
The point score with first-place
votes in parentheses points figures
on basis of 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-D.
Evening star., 1948-10-26
Ex-Hurler Bill PosedeI
Named Pirute Couch
by the Associated Press

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 26. The
Pittsburgh Pirates today named
William J. Posedel, former Brook
lyn and Boston Braves pitcher, a
coach. Posedel will replace Bill
Burwell, who was released a short
time ago.
The new coach, who lives in San
Francisco, served the Pirates as a
scout on the West Coast last year.
Evening star., 1948-10-26
Ace Miami Back Injured, ,
Mont Eace MARYLAND

MIAMI, Fla, Oct. 26 (P).-Bob
(Whitey) Campbell, the University
of Miami Hurricanes ace fullback,
will be out of the lineup Friday
night, when the locals entertain
Maryland at homecoming in the
Orange Bowl Stadium.
Campbell, who received torn leg
muscles in the Villanoya game Oc-
tober 8, may be ready for Cincin-
natl next week, team physicians re-
ported.
Harry Ghaul, only other expert
enced fullback on the squad, In
nursing a shoulder injury and may
miss part Of the Maryland game.
Coach Andy Gustafson shifted
Sophomore Elmer Smith to fullback
to bolster the Hurricanes attack.
Smith made his first appearance
in the lineup against Georgia last
week.
The team elected AL Hudson, sen.
ior utility back, captain for the
Maryland tilt. Hudson, a Miamian
who was hero of the 1916 Orange
Bowl game, scored the final touch
down against Georgia Friday night
on an 81-yard forward pass play.
Evening star., 1948-10-26
7utum Blasts Extro-Point Rule,
Assols C.|sSupport of Games

Jim Tatum, the Maryland foot
ball coach, is in favor of changing
the rule for the point after touch
down. He wants the team scoring
the touchdown to be given the ball
on the l0-yard line and given four
downs to rush or pass it across the
goal.
That way" says Tatum, lit really
would show which is the better
team. AS it is now, a lot of luck is
connected with kicking the extra
point, and I hate to be beat on
luck"
Maryland's lone defeat so far this
year came from Duke, 1912, on an
extra point. Tom McHugh attempt
ed both of Maryland's with place
kicks. One was missed because of a
bad pass from center and the other
was blocked. ..
For one thing, it's unfair to have
victory or defeat hinge on just one
swing of the foot by one player. It's
terrific strain on the boy and it
doesn't show the true differences be-
tween teams" Tatum added.
Won't Give Up on McHugh.
! Tatum indicated though, that he
}plans to stick with McHugh for
his extra point, kicking the remain
der Of this season, although McHugh
made good on only one of three
attempts in the George Washington
game last Saturday. He hit better
! than 9 out Of every 10 last year
land he can 60 through the remain-
Ider Of the season without missing
fone," Tatuyn said.
| Tatum's views on the extra point
situation were expressed yesterday
lat the Touchdown Club, where the
Maryland coach also was outspoken
about the disappointing turnouts
local colleges are getting for their
home football games at Griffith
Stadium. He warned that unless
the schools get better support, it
will be impossible to bring good
teams here to play.
The country's better teams will
play elsewhere unless the local
schools can give them bigger guar
antee checks" he said. I'VE are not
looking for easy games: we would
prefer to play the best available
teams in our own back yards. But
we can't bring them here on sight
seeing tours"
| Big Teams Not Interested.
THE other teams will play easy.
breather games for small guarantees,
said Tatum, "but If it's going to be
a tough game for them-and that's
the kind of game we want to give
them-then We'll have to show them
a larger check" The Maryland
coach indicated that some of the
big ones are getting away from him
Evening star., 1948-10-26
Burtos Hailed as Redskins Next Stor
Beers May Get Worst Rose Bowl Deal

If California the Rose Bowl assignment the Bears
beating Southern CAL they'll still be getting the worst
Pacific Conference signed with the
their team but they'll have
chance the country they the class at least half it.
that Michigan under terms Of the pact is ineligible
Bowl The Wolverines eadppe cinches to
the Big Nine but they played at Pasadena last
making second successive
beNorthwestern Ohio State Minnesota
able anything by winning
second best isn't good the Pacific
Coasts champion.
during time when Coast football is trying
itself after bad
ings by Michigan felt the they
could facet entire conference
Evening star., 1948-10-26

and from George Washington ana
Georgetown also. Duke is missing
from the Maryland schedule next
year and an attempt to get Kansas
on his schedule failed because
Kansas wasn't interested. Other big
teams he has contacted for games
still are waiting to see the size Of
the turnout for the North Carolins
game.
Coach Bo Rowland of George
Washington also spoke at the
Touchdown Club luncheon yesterday
and Bo indicated he is not having
the same kind of schedule trouble.
"Shucks," said Bo, we've reached
the point where everybody wants to
play us and nobody wants us of their
schedule. Well be even more pop
ular after the way Maryland beat u
47-0 last week.
I'VE do have one break on our
schedule though, I noticed" added
the G. w. mentor. II looked at the
schedule the other day and we don't
have to play single double header"
Evening star., 1948-10-26
BIeocher Seats Stolen

REDWOOD CITY, Calf, Oct. 26
R>.-Police today have justif1able
complaint from the Redwood City
Rodeo Association. The association s
'bleacher seats have been stolen
nobody knows why.
Evening star., 1948-10-26


bridge, England IT had piece of another
Britisher years ago-Jackie Kid Berg. You re-
member him. Won the lightweight champion
ship"
Eric Boon will be unveiled in America on
Thursday night at Uline Arena. He'll be in with
Beau jack the ex-lghtweight champ. If it's
suggested that Beau Jack is pretty formidable
fist fighter at which to throw guy fresh of the
boat Arcel Shrugs.
whats the use of long buildup? If Boon
beats Beau Jack then I know got something.
If he don't go good, we'll both save time-me
and Boon. Personally, think he'll handle Jack.
Evening star., 1948-10-26

WIN Lose, or Draw
BIimey, and Fresh Off the Boot, Too
By FRANCIS STANN

Ray Arce back in town. selling fighter 1t isn't often
Ray tiger As of the sicke trainers in boxing
Ray usually working administering somebody ses
fighter.
This fighter owned all by myself"
Evening star., 1948-10-26

stann. Hes Kid Hes 28 and has Fought 200
fights and South Africa
him London. He looked good When got back to
this country thought about the wired him would
he If sent the money
resembles Tommy the British heavyweight in
pearance Hits better for his weight though Arce He
ought Jack, who isn't fancy"
Burtos Hailed as Redskins Next Stor
good running Redskins seeking for
years USMC. the sparkplug of the
Quntco winners of IT straight including their $40
victory Sunday Fort Bennng
Of 946 signed the Redskins according to President
George Preston Marshall.
June" Marshall He'll join
willing bet he'll be star in ball.
baby atShe Naval Academy He only II
regular fulback He's only 20 now
will be halfback when he becomes Redskin ZOO
pound With Sandifer Glmer
and mind We'll have attack pre-
Eho incidentally doesn't look for much help any,
Gilmer this
Evening star., 1948-10-26

l. Michigan G1O -------- 1885
2. Notre Dame 19 ,--- 1.6l5 8
3. North Carolina (46)---- 1,56S
4. California (131 -- ,239
5. Army a. -------1 j 1,314
.. Georgia Tech O-- 929
Z. Pennsylvania -------- sos
:. Missouri % -- 1856
3. Northwestern 325
10: Nevada 80 - ---- 2g7
Second 10: 11-Southern Methodist,
SON, rs; fSmoregon, sses sss 81; 151Minneseta a.
7s; 16-oklahoma ID, 64 17-Michigan
State; 81: 1S-Georgia, 53; 19-Tulane,
81: 20-Baylor, As.
Texas. 10; Duke, SO; Ohio state. 20;
Mississippi 10; Wake Forest, IL; Cornell,
8: Kansas, q; Vanderbilt, 5; Virginia, b;
Appalachian, 4; st. Bonaventure, 8; VIII
liam and Mary, 3; Princeton. Iowa, Ten
nessee, ulinois and Rutgers. each one.
Evening star., 1948-05-01
Special Church
a Announcements

Christadelphia Chapel-The Sec
ond of series of. special services
will be held tomorrow at 11:15 am
and 7 pm. The guest speaker will
be Thomas Grosscup of the Christa-
delphian Catonsville Chapel, Balti-
more, Md, whose subjects are
What Christ Will Do When He
Comes Again" and WHITTIER Man
kind?"
Second Baptist-The Rev. D. w
Lamb, pastor of Tyne Street Baptist
Church, Suffolk, Va, will be the
guest preacher tomorrow morning
and evening.
Lincoln CongregationaI-The jun-
ior deacons will sponsor the after
noon service, when the Rev. James
r. Cannon, assistant pastor Of Ash
bury Methodist Church, will speak.
Mount Pleasant CONGREGATIONAL
Family night will be observed Fri
day with a supper and program for
school members and their parents.
st. Pau's Lutheran-The morning
service will be broadcast from II to
IL o'clock, over Station WBCC. The
subject of the sermon is "The Talk
ing Mirror" At 4 pm. the Sword
and Shield Club will have a tea
commemorating the 10th anniver-
sary Of their organization.
Universalist National Memorial
DR.. Paul Sperry will address the
adult class at 10 am. tomorrow or
Working With the Blind"
Albright MemoriaI-Youth Sun.
day will be observed at all services
The youth leader, Kenneth Spilman
student at Maryland University, will
speak at II am. Guest speaker al
= pm. will be Prof. B. McClair
Cochran at the Washington and Lee
High School.
Park View Christian-A talki,
movie will be shown tomorrow eve,
ming of the Bible character O.
Darius" The women will NEE
Wednesday to organize woman
council. Mrs. Oren Atwood vii
speak.
Howard University-Dr. Howard
Thurman, minister, Fellowship
Church Of All Peoples, San Fran.
cisco, Calf, and former dean o.
Evening star., 1948-05-01
Rev. H. l. Bell Plans
Series of Sermons

DR.. Harry L. Bell will give the
first sermon Sunday at 1880 am.
at the Columbia Heights Christian
Church in a series on Understand
ing the Disciples OF Christ Chris
tian Church," The subject will be
who Are They and What Is Their
Origin?'
Other subjects are: Their Ap-
proach to Christian Unity" Their
Presentation Of the Plan of Saliva
ton, Their Attitude Toward Bap-
Evening star., 1948-05-01
Rev. T. v. Wood Assumes
Duties al St. Aqnes

The Rev. F. Virgil Wood, for
merly rector Of Christ Church, East
port, Me-, has begun his duties as
assistant priest at st. Agnes Epis-
Evening star., 1948-05-01

associate of the Society of st. John
the Evangelist.
= Members Of st. Agnes parish and
the rector, the Rev. Albert j. Du-
bois, welcomed Father Wood at a
reception at the church yesterday
after the evening services.
Evening star., 1948-05-01
The FOURTH CHURCH

18th and Fairmont SITS. NV.
JAMES H. MIERS, Minister
Holding Forth the World OF Lite"
11:00 am.-"The End Of The Day
Sermon II.
Broadcast over VOL. II: 80 AM.
500 p.m.-Broadcast over WOOK BY
DR. MierS.
645 pm.-Young Peoples Society.
500 p.m.-"The Sin OF Pride
The Daniel Series.
Evening star., 1948-05-01
Missouri Rector Guest
At Epiphany Episcopal

The Rev. Charles Kean, rector
Of Grace Church, Kirkwood. Mo-,
will be the guest speaker at 8 pm.
tomorrow at the Church of the
Epiphany.
Mr.. Kean is at the College Of
Preachers, Washington Cathedral.
this week. conducting a conference
on Making the Christian Language
Vital" He is the national president
OF the Episcopal Evangelical Fellow
ship and leader in the liberal
evangelical movement within the
Episcopal Church.
At 6 pm. the Rev. Jervis S. Zim-
norman will address the Young
Adults Forum and lead a discus
sion on the Ministry to the Men
tally Ill"
Evening star., 1948-05-01

the chapel, Howard University, will
be guest speaker at the Andrew
Rankin Memorial Chapel at II
am. Sunday.
John Wesley A. M. e. 1.-THE
Rev. George Fauntleroy, pastor OF
Cooper A. M. E. z. Church, Loe
Angeles, Calf, will be the guest
preacher at II am.
Chevy Chase Methodist-Can-
vassers will meet at the church at
S pm. Sunday for buffet supper
The Oficial Board will meet at
pm. Tuesday.
Third Baptist-The Order of
Chaldeans will have their annual
memorial service at $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1948-05-01

tism," Their Attitude Toward the
Lords Supper" and Crusaders for
a Christian World"
The annual mother and daugh-
ter banquet on Wednesday will have
Mrs. F. Nelson Schlegel as the
guest speaker.
Evening star., 1948-05-01

I IT o o 3 ICdI hes' r " Wood. q
Seminary in 1947.
He was ordained to the priest
hood by the Right Rev. Oliver L.
Loring, Bishop Of Maine, and Is an
Evening star., 1948-05-01

Sok<ct2 SA1lA2 SAAs
He re C e iv ed
his high school
education at Old
Orchard Beach,
Me. He received
an ABB. degree
from Bates Col
lege in 1914 and
was elected to
membership in
Phi Beta Kappa.
He received the
degree of bach
elor of sacred
theology from
t h e G e n eral
T b e oil op ical
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llnb menn mir uns oann unlerer
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MAIDEN mir's in 3ufunft beiier!
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-03-06
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Wfeins soloenes 1ingelein,
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Sd fanb alletn mid, berlorem
SIN Oben, nnenblideu Gaum.
9u Sling am meinem Singer,
Sm bait mid erit belebrt,
Sait meinem 8lid eridlpTen
Ses 2ebens nnenbliden @ert.
Sd iuerS' linn bienen, linn leben,
Sbm ansebOren gans,
Sin ielber mid geben nnb finben
Terflart MIDI in ieinem 8lans.
Sm &ims on meinem Singer,
Wtein sulbenes Gingelein,
Sd bride bid frpmm an bic 2ippen
did fromm an bas Serge mein
Sd fanm's nidt faiIen, uidt slambem
IS fat ein Sraum mid berift
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Wfir mars, er babe geiprpden:
Sd bin anf etuig beim
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IS fann ia nimmer 10 iein.
> lak im Sranme mid iterbem,
8eiuieset an ieiner 8rnit,
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in Sranen nnenblider Snit.
Seit id i'm seieben,
8lanb' id blimb at iein;
gSo id fin MIR blife,
SeG id ibn allein;
gSie i'm iuaden Sraume
Sdmebt iein Bib mir ppr,
San6t ans tiefitem 9nnfel
Seller MIR emppr.
Sunit 1T lidt- nnb farblps
Alles nm midi fer,
ytad Der Sdipeitern Spiele
NidJt beaebr' id mebr,
ViDdte lieber ipeinen
Still inn &Gmmcrlein.
Set idJ lin geieben,
8laub' idJ blinb at iein.
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