davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1948-10-25
BOATS.

sSs. .sJ a. So 'si5 Snss.
TRSLLING for rock. Trout. blues, s cnss..
peake Bay, Eastern Bay. Bloody Point,
poplar Isle; Gooses For reservations, cali
CAPT; 4; Y; KING. WA. .4192..
board motor: all mattresses and cushions
are foam rubber; in excellent condition;
beautiful boat for $4,000. OIL. 4179.
PENGUIN CLASS sAnBoAT "Vasa-
pond" bought last spring new for S36s.
VIII sell Tor $3.50. DE. 6577 after 6 pm.
NEW 5-HP. SEA KING outboard motor;
e9s5 ESQ siSS; E1t sell at $50. Phone Temple
STEELCRAFT WASH CO.-sPECIALS!
1946 Steelcraft 26' twin cabin Sc
,o.7 ment 90, .s So 800
stern seats, awning over cock.
pit, opening ports - $500
l94S steelcrast sedan; must sell,
owner transferred to West
Coast: Packard motor, used 70
srs; s;, beautiful; cost $1,000,
1e4s owens 3a cruiser with twin '''0
Flagship motors; you must see
this 7,5OO
26' Richardson. in perfect cond.,
125-h.p Gray: too much extra
ana equipment to. list ---------- 1900
i946 Cruisalong, sleeps 2 1850
s Us shSy y9p pic pictures Of cHr
Mr., Hughes at sTEELCRAFT DoCK,
Maine ave. and M st sW ST 4146 -o7
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ROOMS FURhisnEp-s.E. end s.w

ROOMS fURNlSHED-S.E. end S.W,
3lO7 WESTOVER DIR. Sc. 131st st. and
Pa. aye.)-Newly decorated dble. rm., pri.
vate home, Beautyrest mattress. vi. 1892
1873. FORT DRUM ST. s.E.-Girl, single
priyils.; SIS per week. Tw. 1854. wS7
at Harriet Lane Residence Hall, 10th and
Independence ave. s.w.: SIS per month.
1914 N. CAROLINA AVE. s.E.-one double
nm. twin beds. south. exposure. near bath.
2 men or couple; no drinking; 81 each
wk.; l single rm,, adjoining bath; prefer
man: So wk. LU. 6761.
kit. privil.: twin beds. Call after 6 pm.
COLORED-42o 9th ST. s.E.-Roon for
employed girls or couple; home privils.
Call AT. 1903 "a
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COAL, WOOD AND FUEL OIL.

ABOUT IS TONS Of soft coal at a bargain
price INQUIRE 1715 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
FIREWoOD-Buy direct from farm, is,
"a and 80 inch lengths. mixed hardwoods.
oak and pine; S22 cord delivered. Phone
gle. 1868 bet. 8 am. and 6 pm. 80
FIREWOOD, slab mixed, S1s per cord;
fireplace logs, S22 per cord; delivered.
Hyattsville $500. IS
Arlington and vicinity; good measure; S22
a cord GL. OS94
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HOUSES UNFVRNISNED-

DOCTOR OR DENTIST-Ideal location for
once and residence, 8 rooms and bath,
semidstacf ed brick. oil heat Ga ave.
ds. d94s. KAY REALTY CO., INC. RA.
BRANCH AVE. s.E.-2-bedroom bunSs.
low, unfinished second door, full base.
ment. oil heat, electric range and not.
water heater; $S5 per month; yearly
lease; deposit Of months rent, balance
Sa2o Sa2 % o. per month. Telephone spruce
RMS. 2 BATHS, Cape Cod, has heat: In
Chevy Chase; will redecorste to suit ten-
ant: S225 per month. Ordway 3450. -26
E ST. BET. End 4 Srd N,W.-Near new
court buildings 3-story brick, rooms
Rent, $50. ''
Howenstein Realty Corp.
14lS H NV, DI 7S77 oa
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AVIATION.

ENGINE OVERHAUL and exchange-Now
Is the time to get your engine overhauled.
Special low rates. All work guaranteed.
For full particulars call COASTAL AVA
GIVE G4ss Is GHLL GX 2ess oS vour
engine repairs. Work done by expert A.
4 =. mechanics. Call PAUL HANDLON,
Falls Church 29S9 20
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ROOMS FvRNlsnEp-Mp. & VA.

ROOMS FUKNISHE0-MD. = VA.
ATTRACTIVE DOUBLE RM., with private
bath. In private house; no other room
sIEvER isasi fS5 eoaps dM eaS aS room
next TO bath, unlin. phone; kits laun.
privils.; conv. shopping. sH. 2656 after
z pm.
decorated, large front
room. for gentleman; "a blk. from busline
private home. Owens 1878. -25
NICE large double room, with lge. closets
CD, for couple: furn. or unfurn.; $50
BEVERLY Hills, vA-sinsle. pvt. bath;
eomfortabls and attractive; conv. traanasp.
HGTS.-Bright. attractive
double or single with semipvt bath; conv.
transp. Bethesda and downtown WI. 1925.
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HOUSES FURN. or UNFVRN.
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT.

ssAyAL OFFICER, wife, 8 children, desire
9 and pm. RE. 74oo. Ext. 4s44; 4
R:n;1s RabEs p'm'' 1R. 1894. 1t. coSMDR.
UNFURN. HOUSE OR APT, 2-s bedrms.,
nsTsnts nsgsnty need NEEDED BY small children and
tns s,a pm Of smSSH5nEi SR, Hnf go limit Xxx. ego.
WITH OR WITHOUT improvements. within
10 miles D. c.; will improve: 5 monthS
.,,v orr,cr. .'n''''uls .,' IS. l.
unfurn. 2 or 8 bedrm house, In nearby
Ea' "a 49oo n0t over sl1o per mo. FA. 27s6.
FURNISHED HOUSE OR APARTMENT 2
Or bedrooms, living, dining rooms, etc.
For couple without children Argentine
naval ofheer. Sligo 1888 between $40 m.
RESPONSIBLE local advertising man wants
a5shs sma,s naga darntshed house in suburbs. Tel
REsPoNsIBLE OFFICIAL, international
agency desires furnished house; 2 or 8
bedrooms. garage, NV. or Chevy Chase:
once. Elk. 1890. Ext 2o6s; evenings.
Saturdays, Sundays Wo. 5000, Ext. 49,
20s
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LISTING SERVICE

houses or completely private apartments
under S7P per mo. We will be glad to
RthoUt che9se q Pesss pbone mot rooms
CAPITAL TRANSIT co.
MI. 1868 weekdays, a.m.-5 pm. Just
say II want to list some housing"
COLORED-VETERAN AND WIFE, EN-.
ployed. desire 1 or rms, kit. and bath
DI. 1885, -2b
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDOZERs with operators for hire;
sSeaysssass * sssss sraSSssss Sssss and land elessEns
REFRiGERAToRs. washing machines,
Ssxers;; ;;o sun aos lamps etc. DIST. ELssST.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED,

ELDERLY LADY, lame but otherwise heal
thy. desires room and board on first fioor
near bath; North Arlington preferred, OF
Northwest Washington. Glebe $3.50.
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5oss 5Sss s.py IFsD esses ssFpsf i,.g sls ~ M
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NAVAL OFFICER
HOUSES FOR sALE-NoTfhwest,

4Nx4 1AH NlX 4NIJ1G
wife, children and maid urgently need
ga bedroom house; perfect
care guaranteed. WI. 1928. -26
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couple or 2 men: S6 each; priviis; Il
block from bus and streetcar. Ii. 1885.
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,T5TU SIulsdI0Hg' Sleeps ------ J,70U
Also let us show you pictures Of our 1949
Mr.; Hughes at sTEELCRAFT DOCK.
Maine ave. and M st sW ST 4l46 -07
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-09-15
MONTANA


Baker, Burns Chevrolet Co.
Belgrade. GoIIotin Service Co.
Big Sondy, Pratt and
Svenn, Inc.
Big Timber. Formers Service
Association
Billings. Doyle S. Potts
Boyd, Wilson & Mcdonald
Butte. Montana Farm
Supply Co.
Chester, Northwest Form
Supplies
choteou, Hanson Bros. Garage
Circle. Circle Service Shop
Columbus, Automotive Service
Conrad, Kellogg implement Co.
Cut Bonk, GIocier Motor Co.
Dutton. Curtis Auto and
implement Co.
Fort Benton. Fay Adams
implement Company
Glasgow, Pottison's Implement
and Motor Company
GIendive, Kompschror
implement Company
Greet Falls, Cascade
Implement Company
Horlem. Service Garage
Hovre. Milk River Motor Co.
Helena, Helena Farm Supply
Hobson. Cowon Bros.
Lewistown, Dowen Motor Co.
Livingston, Livingston Milling
& Elevator Company
Motto. Hanson Implement Co.
Miles City. Miles City Motor
Company
Sidney, BEERS Sales and
Service
Townsend. Ross Implement &
Electric Company
Wiboux. City Service Garage
NORTHERN WYOMING
Basin, Big Horn Coop.
Marketing Association
Gillette. Wagner implement
Company
Lowell, Big Horn Coop.
Marketing Association
Powell, Big Horn Coop.
Marketing Association
Sheridan. Sheridan Motor Co.
Worlond. Wyoming Pure Seed
Growers Association
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-09-15
MONTANA OLIVER
Distributing Co.
Wholesale Distributors
Oliver Farm
Equipment
Billings Greet Fof1s
Montunu

Serving North Central,
Control, Eastern and
Southern Montana and
Northern Wyoming
through the following
dealers:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-05-23
ONLY ts sun paints ubbqs

Remember, in "Alice in
Wonderland" how the
Queens roses had to be
painted red? Not so with
Libby's ruddy tomatoes.
They're full : ripened on
the vine. .rich in natural
goodness and consistency.
Good reasons why Libby's
Tomato Juice is Americas
farOrite brand today!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-05-23
Drink Ne would be a wise label

Drink Me- would be a wise label
Remember the mysterious
Drink Me" label on the
bottle Alice found?
Libby's might we'll be
labeled: DRINK ME-
FOR VITAMINS A, b.,
B. AND c." For example,
one 6-ounce glass of
Libby's fills, on the aver
age, an adults daily mini
mum need for Vitamin C.!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-05-23
~ VEL come to a Wonderland
1H Of good drinking!

Round he clock refreshment
Remember how the mad
tea party went on and on?
Libby's Tomato Juice is
like that. It's perfect
round the clock for
breakfast, luncheon, din
ner, snack-times, bed
time! See how the whole
family takes to this
thrifty, refreshing juice
that is vitamin-rich.
Evening star., 1948-10-26
Arlington Eleven BOOKING

The 135-pound Arlington Wolver-
ines Of Arlington Recreation Foot
pail League Is looking for opponents
IN the metropolitan area. The team,
undefeated In four games, has been
scored on only twice this season
Coach John Linton may be called
at Chestnut 1892.
Evening star., 1948-10-26
Gibson Finds Key to Winning Coffin Trash Can
New Champion Gets Tip Club Grip From Story Discarded Pope

Romans Of the host club, a dis
appointing 1856; Houghton at 1859;
Harold Oatman of Norfolk, 161;
Hugh Mcclellan of Edgewood
Arsenal, 1862, and Jim Flattery of
Forest Park, 1853. Most of the
District entries withdrew.
The election went to a second
ballot before. Carroll MacMaster,
the incumbent from Woodholme,
won over Houghton for president.
John O'Donnell of Norfolk also
was nominated. William Hardy of
Chevy Chase was reelected vice
president from Washington. Bass
was elected to succeed Beach as
the Baltimore vice president and
Harold Oatman of Norfolk was
elected Virginia vice president,
succeeding John Kelly. John
Flattery of Green Spring was re-
elected secretary treasurer.
Charles Betschler of Hillendale
and O'Donnell were elected dele
gates to the national convention
in Dunedin, Fla, next month.
Gibson was appointed tourna-
ment chairman when Houghton
declined to accept the position
for another year.
Four young Baltimore pros or
assistants were admitted to
membership, Charles Bassler to
Junior A, Otto Greiner and En-
ory Sullivan to II and William
EnwiStle to D.
Evening star., 1948-10-26

Harmon asked Gibson to hit a
few shots and then quickly
called a halt. You're all wrong,
Andy" Harmon said, do it like
this" demonstrating the wrist
action that prevented hitting the
ball with an open face.
Gibson walked into his shop at
the Century Club Of Maryland a
few days later and was about to
be consoled for his first round
loss to Ransom when he told his
assistant, Bill Strausbaugh, Don't
waste your sympathy on me, Bill.
I've found 1t. I found it while I
was leaning on a trash can"
(Found it being golfers lingo for
finding the secret.)
Andy has been working on his
new wrist action since his return
from st. Louis. He didn't become
an overnight sensation, it took
time for him to hit the ball
properly with the vastly different
wrist movement, but now the
Scotsman claims he's a better
golfer.
I'm more consistent and don't
think I'll have those bad rounds
I used to have because don't hit
az many bad Shots" Andy said
last night.
Consistency paid of for Gibson
two weeks ago when he outlasted
the field for 126 holes to win the
Baltimore Match Play Open. It
certainly was his biggest asset
yesterday as he bucked 0 wind
that made low scoring almost
impossible as he won the sectional
PGA crown. Gibson won 5000.
AL Houghton, the Prince Georges
pro who struggled around in 10
and 30, claimed he didn't miss a
shot. Five Farms today was
the toughest course I've ever
played" Houghton said. As an
example, the first hole measures
only 430 yards, but in two rounds
over the course no player reached
the green in two shots. The
wind was dead ahead.
Suburban Pro Ralph Beach
caught Gibson at one time, but
at the finish of the SO holes Andy
had . stroke margin on Beash's
75-74-149. Virginia Open Cham
pion John O'Donnell posted O
pair Of 75s and $50 and S7S.
while Beach won $125. Johnny
Bass played the first "a holes In
IA over par. then got two Of the
strokes back at once with q hole
in-one on the 18th, where he
knocked Q four iron shot into
the cup. He finished with 7e-
74N153.
The prize list went through
the first 13 in the field of 80 and
included: Bill Clarke of Balti-
more c. c. and John Musser Of
Allview, l54; Jack Isaacs of
Langley Field and Charles Betscn-
Ter of Hillendale, 1855; Walter
Evening star., 1948-10-26
ST. Louis Flyers Meet
Lions Here Toniqht

Johnny (Choo Choo) Mariucci
5-foot 10-inch 200-pound defense.
man and former captain of the
Chicago Blackhawks, is among sew
eral players well known to Wash
ington hockey fans coming here
tonight with the st. Louis Flyers
to meet the Washington Lions a,
Uline Arena. Game time is $3.50 pm
Mariucci captained and played
with the United States Coast Guard
Cutters of Curtis Bay, Md, locally
during the war years and was q
favorite with Washington fans.
Among the other good players
with the Flyers are Goalie Ralph
(ReO Almas, formerly Of Indian.
apolis, and Wingers Paul Gladu and
Don Crosse, both of whom finished
among the American League scor-
ing leaders last season with 81
points each. Billy McComb and
Eddie Olson. also with the Flyers
were close behind with IT.
The local hockey team today is
awaiting word from Maurice Podo-
loft, president of the American
League, regarding the status of Win
Mousseau. Win was charged with
a misconduct penalty against the
Hornets in Pittsburgh last Satur-
day night, and cannot play again
until executive action is taken.
The Lions will be out to extend
their local undefeated string to
three straight. They tied Hershey
here a week ago, %, and upset
Buffalo LAST FRIDAY night. 81.
Evening star., 1948-10-26
CoIonia|s Rest, Staff
Studies Lafayette
Scout Reports

George Washington's battered
football team rested yesterday while
Head Coach Bo Rowland and his
assistants discussed scout reports
on the high-scoring Lafayette team
and tried to figure ways of beating
1t at Easton, Pa, Saturday.
The Msroons absorbed q H-7
shellacking from Army In their Sec
ond game, but otherwise they've
run up some fancy scores against
Fordham. Washington and Jeffer-
son, Muhlenberg and Bucknell to
total 1a1 points so far.
They're calling the present La
fayette squad the strongest since
its undefeated 1910 eleven, and
Coach Ivy Williamson has so many
good players he's using two teams
regularly now, one on offense and
one for defense. Salvatore Pippe-
ratio, 200-pound center, Is the only
man working in both combinations
Among the offensive stars are
Frank Downing, who is a standout
as T-formation quarterback, and
Gordon Fleming, 200-pound sopho-
more fullback. Downing had his
best passing day against Muhlenberg
recently when he cut loose with
eight competitions in IS passes for
1877 yards and three touchdowns
Fleming is q hard-hitting line
crasher and also is a shifty runner
once he gets in, the open field. He
also does some passing, although
Downing is the standout in that de-
partment.
Among other offensive threats
Dan Kovacs and Walt Germusa, two
other starting backs, who have been
playing better than ever this year
and both Of whom are breakaway
threats and good pass receivers.
George Washington and Lafayette
have met only once before in foot
ball-in 1928, when the Maroons
won, $50.
Evening star., 1948-10-26
With Bill Leetch

action November 13 opening the
hunting season in the counties of
Culpeper, Fairfax, Fauquier, Lou
doun, Madison, Prince William,
Rappahannock and Stafford from
November 20 to January 5. The
season for Eastern Virginia already
has been set for the period Novem-
Der 20 to January 20.
Some 800 wild turkeys were re-
leased recently on National Forest
areas In Southwest Virginia where
they will be protected. About 800
more will be available for release
from the State turkey farm this fall
and next spring. Virginia Is making
q real effort to bring the wild turkey
back on all his native ranges where
the birds have been exterminated.
1t is estimated there are some 1000
square miles in the State which are
ideal for wild turkeys, but on which
there are no brood stocks.
Some sizable rockfish are being
caught in the lower Potomac lust
below the Morgantown Bridge from
small boats, and using. Of all things,
shrimp for bait. The anglers are
using a fairly long gut leader, placed
about 2 feet above q sinker heavy
enough to take the rig to the bot
tom and hold 1t there in a strong
current. Most Of the fish are taken
from the deep hole, which is located
easily from river charts, and situ-
ated below the hrfdoe
Evening star., 1948-10-26
Special pl.Rd.eh TO III. s,or

QUANTICO, Va, Oct. 26.-"Mr.
Automatic" of the shooting game,
National Pistol Champion Huelet
Benner Of Fort Knox, KY, was in a
fair way to repeat his victory of last
year as he and q field of 23 other
hand gun champions from all over
the United States fired today in the
second day Of the three-day nation
al championships, sponsored by the
National Rife Association. Yester-
day he posted a score of 878 points
out of a possible 900 with the %
caliber pistol on the opening day
and was tied only by Capt. Thur
man Barrier of Marine Corps head
quarters in Arlington.
With 180 more shots to fire before
the title Is decided, Benner, a tech
nical sergeant in the Army, seems
to have his title secure. Top COM
petition admittedly will come from
three time former champion Harry
Reeves OF Detroit, who is five points
behind at the end of the first 80
shots. Other leaders of the first
days shooting were 1t. Col. Walter
Walsh Of Arlington, fourth with
872, and Jesse Woody of Stanton,
Tex, nth with $50.
Today, the select field, which was
determined after a series of quail
flcation matches last summer, will
use their .38 revolvers and tomor-
row they wind up the event with ASS.
Opening two-day competition on
Evening star., 1948-10-26
Defending Champion Leading
In National Pistol Shoot

another range today are % rifle.
men selected in the same way. They
will fight for the national rifle title
now held by G. Wayne Moore Of
Washington, Pa, who is favored to
win for the third consecutive time.
Here are the results of the first
days shooting:
TIserst. Huelet Benner. Fort Knox,
CAPT; Thurman Barrier, q. s. M. C.. 30
Harry Reeves. Detroit, Mich. s13
1t; ws Sel sh,nstdn Walter R. Walsh U, s, NJ c.
SsTss Ed n Mccoy Stanton Tex egg sss
Frederic E. Hudson, jr., New Haven.
Maurice Lalonde, Detroit, Mich. $50
Charles r Logic, Grand Rapids, Mich. s65
John W. Porter, Detroit, Mich. s64
Donana nsIie Millicam' Manhattan Beach, 90.
Col: Charles F. Densford, Chicago, III. s63
William Sullivan, Dallas, Tex. s57
Frank r. Chow, San Francisco, Calf. S54
Maj. ,Jens B. Jensen, Carlisle Bar
Mlserst. Walter Fletcher, U. s. NJ. c., 0'A
Huntington Park, Calf. -----~---1 s51
Paul Spavor, st. Louis, Mo.-- $40
William 7. Toney, El Paso. Tex. $40
Ralph B. Larson, Albuquerque, N. Mex. S45
Phillip c. Roettinger, Cincinnati. Ohio S46
Emmett Franklin, Albuquerque, N.
Eugene open, Raymond, wash.----- s37
Drexel Huffman. Latuna, Tex.----- S32
Walter F. Day, Seattle, Wash. S21
Evening star., 1948-10-26
Referees Are Dodging
Gals RassIe Match

''Too hot to handle" is the way
Referees Benny Bortnick and
Claudio Villar feel about the
women's mat title bout between
Champion Mildred Burke and Elvira
Snodgrass tomorrow night at Tur-
ner's Arena.
Bortnick still bears claw marks
from his last experience with the
gals in the mat game, while Villar
explains all his encounters with
them have been unpleasant. Though
the gals principal mission is to COM
NIT mayhem on each other, the
arbiter often is caught in the middle
So Bortnick and villar will draw
straws for the Burke-Snodgrass
fracas.
The card has been completed with
the signing Of Stu Smith to meet
John Gallagher.
The semiwindup pits Gino Carl.
baldi against Dutch Schweigert
Other bouts send Wilbur Mead
against Jesse James and Ivan Kam-
arof against Fred Corona. First
bout will be at 8:45.
Evening star., 1948-10-26
By MerreII Whittfesey

Andy Gibson is the new Middle
Atlantic PGA champion and &C
cording to the Scotsman it's all
because he happened to be lean
Ing on the right street-corner
trash can in st. Louis one night
last summer.
That's not far fetched at all, If
you listen to Andy's version. He
was telling it last night at Five
Farms after adding the sectional
PGA title to his recently won
Baltimore Open crown with
rounds Of 73 and rs over a mighty
tough golf course.
1t seems Gibson was killing
time after dinner before his first
round match in the National
PGA in st. Louis when he saun-
tered out in front Of the hotel
where he was staying and stood
leaning against a trash can.
A newspaper clipping on top of
the trash caught his eye because
it was a picture of a golfer. The
golfer was Claude Harmon, the
Masters champion. demonstrat-
ing the grip for which he credited
his recent successes.
Andy, with time on his hands,
stood there and read the story,
although he didn't believe it.
Harmon was advocating wrist
action that brought the club into
the ball with a closed face. Andy
had watched Lew Worsham hit
the ball in that manner for years,
but he always was afraid Wor-
sham was going to hook one and
afraid he would, too, If he tried 1t.
The next morning Gibson was
practicing before his match with
Henry Ransom when who should
toss his practice bag beside Glib
son but Harmon. IF you'll par
don me for disturbing you at a
time like this, Claude" Andy
said, II read that story of yours
in the paper last night, but I'm
not sure 1t would work with me-"
Evening star., 1948-10-26
Tech Juniors Ahead, 1875

Tech Highs junior football team
defeated Gonzaga juniors, 1876, yes
terday. A touchdown on the OPEN
ing kickoff made the difference. Jack
Jackson took the kickoff at his goal
and lateraled to Benny Colandreo on
the 20. who went the remainder OF
the Way.
Evening star., 1948-10-26
Seek Sunday Opponents

Sunday games are sought by the
Brookland A. C. gridders in the 14o-
pound class. Phone Dupont 0674.
Evening star., 1948-10-26

game Killed by mistake to q game
protector or at his residence within
% hours relieves the offender of
three-fourths of the penalty as well
as the danger of revocation OF
privileges.
Although weather has been pretty
rough, surf casters have been doing
well on Ocracoke Island, with sew
era good catches of channel bass
reported of fish running UP to 40
pounds. With no reports from Nags
Head, we assume the angling there
has not been good.
A recent survey by game tech
nicians and wardens showed slightly
better quail populations in the west
ern part Of Virginia than last year
but 1t has been deemed unwise to
shorten the season. A proposal has
been adopted, which will come ur
: before the State Commission meet
Ing November IS, stipulating that
the season in the 81 counties west
OF the Blue Ridge and the Nationa,
Forest areas in Amherst, Bedford
and Nelson Counties run only from
November 20 to November 30. Also
q proposal will come up for fina
Evening star., 1948-10-26
OUTDOORS

A re-huntlng season warming has
been issued by the Pennsylvania
Game Commission that revocation
Of hunting and trapping privileges