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Evening star., 1948-07-17
AElp WoAEN.

AfARTMENT Will BE SHARED, board
furnished and small compensate paid
to white woman, not over so. in return
for full care Of small child; health card
necessary Phone Twining 0S04. Is.
TWO GIRLS to work in modern photo
residents pref. Call OW. g222. -la
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL. white. as escort for
motherless 5-yr.-old girl, about 15 hrs.
per week: 80 cents per hr: plus bus pass; $;
Conn. ave, and H; bus route. Phone
COUPLE DESIRES maid for part time.
For appointment, cali North 1910. JOB
iMMEpfXTE isas.i HaF OPENINGS for g, exper.
stenogs.; 40.hr. wk,, time and Va for for
in person. Mr. Ray. HUDSON SALES
SINGER SINGER SEWING MACHINE co.-Here is
the job with a future for an ambitious
trained for sales and bookkeeping work
liberal benefit and retirement plans. Ap-
ply in person GIL Ga. ave, NV. lis
WANTED---A bright ambitious stenos-
rspher desiring interesting work with i'm
portant national organization; permanent
position; 40-hour, 5-day week. Box ga
X. Star. -lS
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCT. BOOKKEEPER, B.C.S decree 10
years experience in aecty; and and of , work <
position with future. Box 179-L, Star
ACCOUNTANT. expert; books started, kept
ce' sTsi Ffsdaaee FfsaSats'f
experience in real estate. general account
ing and bookkeeping: interested in posi-
ton With future. Box SILL Star.
ATTORNEY. experienced casualty, surety
and land title work. desires connection
BARTENDFR OR BAR ASSISTANT. avail
able for full-time evening work only, Call
DRAFTiNG. all phases. experienced drafts
man and mechanical engineer; part time
LLECTRIcAL ENGINEER desires work in
land; experienced in control of large and
medium size motors generators or trans
familiar with power-distrbution systems;
70, work s xe as
Box 1901, Star 49,
ENGINEER and supervisor Of maintenance
ment desires TO make change. Familiar
with all types boilers; references. Ad.
fxEctTfvE f5sfs BHff ooE MASaGER s.sa proven ability,
excellent reference; desire position, hotel,
HOTEL cIskK wants work from 4-i& p m.
MAN, qualified for a job as night watch
man JAMES RCNNEY, Me. 1853. -lS
PRINTER. offset Davidson. expert vari-
typist. electromatic typist; hours no OBJ
iect IA. 1904 after Il p.m. 49,
PROOFREADER, man. nonunion; full Or
part time Box ssh, Star. 1S'
RADIO INSTRUCTOR. 4 years exp. con-
vince me that there is no money in
teaching Good at detail work. command
of English. 1 want good money for hard
work, no sales; $1,000 minimum. Write
HURST. 4106 Hamilton ST., Hyattsville'
UNIVERSITY INSTRUCTOR yrs. 23,
ABB. in English. desires permanent non
MA. $3.50, Ext. 463 1a-
YOUNG MAN, married, has car; would
like outside work in Va. or District: guar
anteed salsry. FA. 513g. 1S"
CARE FOR. improve. valuable business.
residential property, store. boats, restau,
rants: drive. CHI. 0216 after 4 pm. LIS
WANTED-Position as pressman or stock
man by young family man; 6 years exp.
on various presses Box 10S-K, Star:
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HELP MEN.


ACCOUNTANT -CPA for permanent posi-
iunity for advancement; salary commen.
surate with experience. Reply in own
sccoGNfs &c, GSIf Spat PAYABLE c1ERK-profres-
lonle stenoeraphic ability, accurate and
last with figures; good starting salary
stLh opportunity for advancement to to
,Sis,s mnisys 5Ssah5sshts. esR MRS BsRBqyR
sbvERTIsING SALESMAN wanted for
,ewspaper must have automobile; must must
s'ness IT. asss PsSpe Between $50 and 4sso Thurs
SyhTfRf '1y thTGTGh MfS6Ek MHS6fy and motor 1epar
nan. WAKEFIELD g. SANFORD. INC. as1s
sRTT1IsTn.ppRArrsMAN. Iii for work on charts
md rietographs. FEDERAL GRAPHICS.
t129 Vermont ave. NV. Room 204
ASSEMBLY INSPECTORS needed by cleo
.ronics mfg. company. Mechanical and
Electrical kGowIedss necsssasy nn,S PSey
foN fSesSt INsTfTUTE sffi OF Technology, NC,
lssIsTAST lSsfs1 ANT iBoooKkEEPER. prefer one
With automobile accounting experience,
payroll, billing, typins; permanent CON con-
food working conditions and salary: 5i2-
lay week: must give references and be
tbe to stand bond See MI Thompson
RANDALL MOTORS, INC, 1850 18th st.
iUTo GLASS MAN, attractive opportunity
FAIRFAX GLASS CO. Gil. 5f06. 10
luTo MECHANIC and body IN men q, nssSsd rNS :!
IUTo SERVICE, lila virginia ave. sc.
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Local AdVertiSers

Three Lines (Minimum)
time -- Csc line
2 times ---- 35c line per insertion
to 6 times
consecutively 32c line per insertion
times or longer
consecutively 30c line per insertion
Advertisements under Personal
and Special Notices, SC per line
additional. Advertisements of New
Automobiles, SOC per line, 4-linc
minimum.
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Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line e.---'---- Soc
Out-of town Rate is charged
on all advertising Is miles or more
from Washington.
When canceling classified advertisements
be sure to make note of the cancella tion
number. This is important in case your
statement does not show credit for the
cancellation
Claims for errors must be made in tins
for correction before second insertion.
II advertisement was prepaid. retain
cash register receipt. which bears 4 serial
number with date and identifies your
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SAIEsAAeN,

EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY -6 men
Wanted for new sales crew. At present
ns sSr WsH osr smps s so week
basis. We also handle other fast-movins
household items that the people want
you are ,,en hustler this Is worth you,
teach you the ropes. II you can't make
money Of .hs deal anv wsrf s5ns sS ySls
CO. 5is " g. NV, bet $40 and $3.50
saT an sms apsoxs O.
siss os''1sSfiks, is' a fsa!
SALESMAN for used cars; one who knows
port. for a good steady man who wants
to set anead. Call in person. around
or me- s!ser 1851 A1bo VI
SALESMAN to sell home improvements
experience e1,e not necessary s dTsMsE Ys az;
Liberty s.; sW Interview between $50
ONE OF OUR statesmen earned $4,000
last month, did you, make as much? II
!. not ans i yeus eonsst sy u.s. " You mats
and ask 70" tor MI. T' psIongtist or lust aror
Co. .r2saa sosa sc No. krkweaa SaHLrY Td
ADVERTISING SALESMAN. experienced
selling national advertising: prefer. vet
eran. Reply, giving experience and ref
1851. Star. lis
REAL ESTATE statesmen. full time. te
learn real estate business. Prefer men who
GH51cK, H; 44O4, 1904 Marlboro PIKE
LIQUOR, excellent opportunity for intelli.
gent. capable man. .thoroughly exp; in sell
ing. Show card printing and display mer-
chandise helpful but pot necessary CEN:
TRAL fsMr 1lS 9th s. NV HsfsrshSes on,;
tioning organization has nAed for additions
heating statesmen: This s year-rount
sales position and individuals selected WI WI
items in our line. Earnings. 5000 weekly
on a salary and commission basis. onl,
married men with cas- need apply. Cal
Nm MI oFPn Ph iS5 $780, 1'O' wM 1e' S a.
apvsRTfsTNG Dvs Using sALEsMAN-New deal
li4s Conn. ave. or Sheraton Hotel. RIM
LIQUOR, excel OPP. for intelligent capabl,
man. thoroughly exper, to do show care
assistant or manager in large liquor store
earnings highest in district If of prover
ability. This is rare oppor. Do no
apply unless qualified. Box 290-J Star
NEAT. AGGRESSIVE MEN; must hav.
car: TO sell the famous Wisco triple
sliding, self-storing aluminium storm win.
dows we train you dawns ssc asan nky
Make, this final change, to an old-estab.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

COOK or couple to operate kitchen at
nearby resort. quarters furnished, pleas
ant surroundings, good hours Phone
Galesville Md) 81, MRS. WINDSOR.
COUPLE to help operate hish type tourist
court; apt. and salary commensurate with
full or part-time responsibility; preferably
no children or pets. knowledge of main
tenance helpful; honesty and reliability es-
Sential; references required. Write Box
40E-J, Star. Ia
COUPLE to care for home and 2 children:
salary, room and board, vi. 5770, EX
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MAN AND WIFE. white. age 25 to 90,
for childrens school; woman must have
practical nursing exrer.; man to drive
school bus; live in; $500 per mo. SH.
LAUNDRY Lstt MARKER. experienced. Ilg Apply
NEW SYSTEM LAUNDRY, 800 Missouri
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MOTOR TRAvEl.

81. 6Q79 10.
DRIVING SHEFFIELD, ALA via Chatta.
nOoga. July 80. passengers share expenses;
refs. EXCHANGED. ia. 6f64 after g. IL
DIPLOMAT. Hungarian emigre, wsntins to
somebody's car out and back. payins own
board; Call Room 1908. ROGER SMITH
HOTEL.
LADY desires transportation TO Los An.
geles about July 81. References ex.
CHANGED. FIR 1894. lSs
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This will eliminate the last
minute rush to place ads and
will assure every one prompt
and efficient service. Your
cooperation will be appre-
ciated.
Remember The Stars new
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HELP MEN.

Free APT. AND SALARY for middle
aged man and wife to do fu1l-time care
taker work on group OF apartment build
ings In Arlington, Va. Write, giving age.
family status and experience. Box 12e-K,
Star. -19
MANUFACTURER Of . leading line oi
huorescent fixtures, desires exper. sales
man; opportunity of . lifetime: ener-
sstie and ambitious man; sttrae. SALARY
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Saturday, 8 am. to 2 pm.
Sunday, II am. to 9 pm.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

largest and most modeYnly equipped auto
driver training school; 1946 model cars,
patented dual controls: permits secured
TUTORING Elementary subjects, Ad-
vanced Englixh. assistance with manu-
scripts. adult education: certified teacher.
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SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

MAN AND WIFE want place as ianitor
with quarters; no salary. 1919 23rd st.
NV RE SSl4 IT,
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

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Maine Employment Center. superior to all
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Evening star., 1948-05-23
Tossed From Cor, Comes Back
7oGoin May 81 Race Entry

at an average speed of 124.39l
miles per hour. The racer has
new Meyer-Drake engine in a
new Kurtis-Kraft chassis.
Charles Van Acker, South
Bend, Ind, gave the crowd of
25,O0O another exhibition of
courage. Battered up two weeks
ago in a wreck at Dayton, Ohio.
he took a qualification run to-
day at 125.440 miles an hour in
an Offenhauser owned by Walter
Redner of South Bend.
George Connor, Los Angeles,
who has qualified for every
Speedway race since 1885, again
made the lineup in a car that
he and H. c. (Cotton) Henning,
Indianapolis, put together from
parts OF two other racers. Con-
nor's average was 123.018 miles
an hour, probably fast enough
to stay in the 33-car lineup.
Hal Robson, Huntington Park,
Calf, brother of the late George
Robson, winner of the 1916 Me-
mortal Day race. qualified the
Indianapolis Palmer Special at
122. .796 miles an hour.
George Robson's winning car
was qualified today by Sam
Hanks Of Los Angeles, veteran
dirt track and midget driver. at
124266 miles an hour. Bob
Flavell. Los Angeles, owns the
6-cylinder Thorne-Sparks crea-
ton.
Evening star., 1948-05-23
bearden, Tribe
Hur|er, Blanks
Red Sox, I 10 0
indians Boost Lead
As Southpow Scores
Third Win in Row
BY the Associoted Press

CLEVELAND, May %. Gene
Bearden, 27-year-old Purple Heart
war veteran, tossed a 6-hit shutout
at the Boston Red Sox today as
the league-leading Cleveland In
dians recorded a 7-to-0 victory be-
fore a Ladies Day crowd of 28,997
The husky southpaw, who was
acquired from the New York
Yankees late in 1916, notched his
third straight win Of the season
against no defeats.
The game was scorelesS mound
duel between Bearden and Boston's
Jack Kramer until the fourth in
ming when big Eddie Robinson put
the Indians ahead by clouting a
home run with Larry Dolby on base
The Indians counted another run
in the sixth when Dolby beat out
a roller to short and went to sec.
ond on Vern Stephens wild throw
Manager Lou Boudreau singled hin
home.
Kramer retired for a pinch hittel
after six innings. His replacement
Harry Dorish, was treated rudely
by the Tribesmen, who belted him
for a single tally in the seventh ano
three in the eighth.
The win gave the Indians two out
of three in the series with the Red
Sox. It boosted their league lead
full game to q game and a hall
over the Philadelphia Athletics, who
Evening star., 1948-05-23
'Terp Golfers Second
By Point as Loyo|a
Wins State Title
BY the Associoted Press

ANNAPOLIS, Md, May 22.-Jack
Cronin, 22-year-old Loyola College
freshmen stroked his team to the
seventh annual Maryland intercol-
legiate golf championship on the
Naval Academy course today.
Cronin's 36-hole card of 1853 for
the par-71 layout, was low for the
day and enabled Loyola to squeeze
through with a one-stroke triumph
over Maryland.
Loyola'S four linksmen totaled
664 and Maryland's 665. Defending
champion Navy, minus three Of its
best shotmakers who had to take
final examinations, finished third
with 698. Johns Hopkins trailed
with 728.
Cronins blazing finish landed
him the individual crown. The Bal
timore golfer, a former Air Force
navigator. captured medal honors
by two strokes from Bill Cassidy OF
Silver Spring, graduate student
at the University Of Maryland
Cronin carded 79-79-158, and Cas-
Sedy 79-81-160.
Whether Maryland's performance
would be recognized was question
left to the State Golf Association.
None of the Terps had sent in
their entry blanks before today and
tournament rules forbade post en-
tries.
Evening star., 1948-05-23
picture on Page B-2.)
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, May 22.-Stymie,
the worlds leading money winning
horse, came from dead last with his
characteristic stretch drive today
to win the 55th running of the
Metz opolitan Handicap at Belmont
Park and boost his total bankroll
to $844.760.
1t was the first victory of the
year for the great 7-year- old
chestnut horse owned by Mrs. Ethel
D. Jacobs and the crowd of Al ,693
let him get away at S to l for a
S12.20-for 81 payof at the mutuels.
He paid SO for place and $3.50 to
show.
Little Conn Nc Creary, who had
tried three times before this spring
without success to bring the hand
some son of Equestrian-Stop Watch
into the winners circle, had the
right recipe in this one-mile affair.
The winner was clocked in 1865
on a fast track.
Stymie. badly outrun as usual for
the first half mile, started to move
on the turn, then came up fast on
the outside with steady drive to
gain a half length decision over F.
w. Hooper's Colossal. The winner
was going away at the finish and
served notice that he will require
plenty of beating in the big stakes
to come this year.
William Helis' Rippey, winner OF
the Toboggan Handicap here Mon
day, led this time into the bend
for home, then began fading and
wound up third, a length and a
half away from Colossal. Fourth
another length and half back was
Evening star., 1948-05-23
By the Associotsd Press

INDIANAPOLIS, May 22-Duke
Nalon, a big man with a lot of
racing experience, today tanned
the $50 wild horses under the
hood of Novi Grooved Piston
Special.
The curly-headed Los Angles
veteran hoped back into the
racer after it had skidded and
tossed him into a side-ditch.
Then he came within $40 Of q
second of breaking the India
napolis Motor Speedway record
for one lap (21a niles.
"I stepped on the brake in
stead of the clutch" Nalon said
after driving the car back to the
garage following the accident.
He was unhurt and the car was
not damaged.
Nalon qualified the long, low
slung car for the 500-mile race
May 81 at an average speed OF
131.6o3 miles an hour. His best
lap was 134.008.
Ralph Hepburn, Van Nuys, CAL
IT,, set the one-lap record Of
134.499 miles an hour two years
ago In the twin to Nalon's car
He died in it last Sunday as 1t
crashed into a speedway retain
ing wall during a practice run.
The second qualifier today was
Hal Cole of South Gate. Calf,
who wheeled his brand new city
of Tacoma" the 10-mile distance
Evening star., 1948-05-23
Hopkins Downs Terps,
Closes College Stick
Season Unbeaten
BY the Assoeioted Press

BALTIMORE, May 22.-Johns
Hopkins University completed its
second straight season without de-
feat by a collegiate foe by beating
Maryland, 1913. today virtually to
assure itself of successful defense
Of its national lacrosse champion
ship.
The champion is selected by q
committee of the U. S. Intercol-
legiate Lacrosse Association.
Coach Howdy Myers, who started
college coaching at Hopkins only
last year, had a few nervous min
utes toward the end of the game.
After his Blue Jays compiled a
1O-5 lead with 10 minutes remain
ing. they were unable 10 hit the
net again while Maryland slowly
closed the gap.
Maryland led for the first 10
minutes of the game, witnessed by
$500, and the arch rivals were
tied, 3-3, at halftime.
The victory was the eighth
straight for Hopkins, which next
month closes the season in a game
with the Mount Washington Club
team which is recognized generally
as for the Open championship of
the United States
Evening star., 1948-05-23

Harbert Scorches PGA With 1O-Under-Par Col
Terps Win, 12-3;
Coach ShipIey III,
Sent to.HospitoI
By the Assoeioted Press

KINGS POINT, N. Y, May o.
The University of Maryland base
ball team defeated Kings Point, 1913
here today behind the six-hit pitch
ing of Bill Zurnik. The Old Liners
were aided by eight Kings Point
errors.
Maryland was without Coach H
Burton Shipley, who became i'll
shortly after the team left College
Park by auto this morning. He was
taken to University Hospital in Bal.
timore where his illness was dag.
nosed as a kidney ailment. Hospi.
tai attendants described his condi.
ton as good"
George T. Barclay, an assistant
coach, flew to New York to NEE
the team. The Terps meet Army
Monday.
Maryland ~ O2O 142 021-12 IL
Kings Point - 010 600 300 3
Zurnik and Miles; Blowers and Patrick
Chlnery.
Evening star., 1948-05-23
Stymie, 81, Nobs Metropolitan,
Hikes Winnings to $844,76O

w. L. Brann's Gallorette. which had
been established the to favorite.
Gallorette, the worlds leading mon
ey-winning mare, won the Metro
politan in 1916.
The outcome provided a tenn
porary lull in the successes of Calu-
met Farm. for Faultless-victor in
the $4,000 Gallant Fox Handicap
at Jamaica a week ago-could dc
no better than fifth in a field OF
nine.
II rode a good horse today
Nc Creary said later. He could
do everything"
1t was almost like the start OF
the 1947 season for Stymie. A
year ago he fooled around in a
couple of early races and didn't get
there in time to win any big money
until the day Of the Metropolitan.
Then Hirsch Jacobs, who trains
the horse for his wife, sent Stymie
out to begin earning his keep and
he responded to the tune of $21 $50
He only netted 200 this time
but it shot him farther along in
the Jacobs program to have the
first ST 900, ,000-winner in the his
tory of the turf.
Rippey was ahead by as much as
four lengths in the early stages OF
today's main event, but going into
the long turn for home Colossal
started moving as Jockey Eric
Guerin applied the pressure. En-
tering the stretch, Colossal took a
head advantage, while Rippey tired
and Stymie was pounding around
on the outside with steady aim
on the wire. He passed Colossal
at the sixteenth pole and that was
all there was to it.
Evening star., 1948-05-23
| PGA Results
| And Poirinqs
By the Associated Press

ST. LOUIS, May 22.-Third round
results in PGA championship today:
Chick Harbert defeated Skip
Alexander, II and 10.
George Fazio defeated Ed Oliver
one up.
Jimmy Demaret defeated Lew
Worsham, and 2.
Ben Hogan defeated Gene Sara
zen, one up.
John Bulla defeated KY Laffoon,
6 and 5.
Mike Turnesa defeated Al Smith,
3 and 2.
Sam Snead defeated Leland Glib
son, and 3.
Claude Harmon defeated Henry
Ransom, and /.
Sundays pairings:
Demaret VS.. Fazio.
Harbert VS.. Hogan.
Bulla VS.. Turnesa.
Harmon VS.. Snead.
Evening star., 1948-05-23
College Results
Baseball.

aapysnS sG5fs %ain!nfsGn Ia Kings lG Point J. L.
Sgantis1, ss,an g., y; GatholIe aaHals y 2.
Randolr h Macon, 6; Loyola OF Bait, 4.
Navy Plebes, 8; Baltimore Poly. 2.
Ms't Mt st. vEina Mafss ST xFss,a 5essphs s phl.o
Xavier tOD, IL: Detroit T.
West Michigan. 5; Mnhigan, 4.
NosTs Dsms %scb ;; Ms Michigan STATE o.
Rutsers. % :; Lafayette. O.
Lincoln, 8; Agriculture and Technical, T.
John Marshall, II; jersey City, 3.
Rider. 8 Penn A. c., ..
John Marshall, s; Montclair, 3.
Princeton. A. Manhattan, 3.
Denver il; Colorado 4: = NJ, ?.
MSspufl MaSsS d.rfisl 4; Kansas F,mbarsi stats; 3
Chicago, 10; Depauw. q
northwestern, II; wisconsin. 7.
Illinois, IA; Indiana, o.
american Int, 8; Lowell. 2
Rhode island State at sprinsfeld. wet
Iowa Tchs. s: Morninsside, 4.
6Ia 6FinitY;cosst Wv. auaTd; wet. wet grounds
Marietta. 4: Wittenberg, /.
Adron. s; Ashland. 3.
Syracuse. z: Rochester. 1.
Washburn, Z; Omaha, 3.
Track.
MARYLAND. as; Baltimore, Olympic, 21.
p; Penn nm STATE ss; Colgate; sdN e.; u.,o
Wooster. 74h: Case, AZ; Mt. Union. 81.
L9sen s,,1s s. stpt. f.
Manchester 10: Iowa TchS., 81,
Yale, s5a4 Penn. 81; Dartmouth. 36A.
Iowa, 20; Northwestern. 81.
Minnesota, SS; Wisconsin, 43.
Johns Hopkins, 10; Maryland, s.
Navy, IA; Lehigh, /.
Yale, "a; Springfield, 3.
Army Jayvees, IL; Princeton Jayvees, /.
Penn State, 15; Colgate, 5.
Dartmouth, "a; Penn, l.
Army. 10: Princeton, 7.
Deerfleld, IA: Williams Frosh, 5.
Oberlin, 8: Kenyon. 3. n
Penn. 8: Navy, 3.
Michigan State, s; Wayne. I.
Lawrence Tech, B; Mich Normal, 4.
Queens. Z: Kings Point, 2.
Army, z: Dartmouth. 2.
Illinois, 3; Northwestern, 4.
Sailing.
Army, AZ: R. l. p. Al.
Kings Point. 145; Dartmouth, Ill: Cor
nell, 90; Trinity, 95; Princeton, rs.