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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
ADDING MACHINES. new and rebuilt,

asEss sssms our ssth hsy sna IsRa5f n
abpnse GSs$ MAcnsrgRns saS ts gRsqfns dess SAT- mode.
used also new Corona and, .Remington
tracts, only S1S.sS. See at 1905 18th
ApbiSG MACHINE, Monroe. 8 mos. Sc old,
Sceank electric; guaranteed. Call MA.
ADDING MACHINES. desk models. new and
go gsed' s95a s59 So , W; CENTRAL TYPEEWRITER
iss ish T. mAeHsn NJ neae 4aae roo
aTs coSDrhEosiss Ss Ms ist9 eool,n. unit, Tor
both new and ,reconditioned, at prices
and terms to suit. Every unit euaranteed
snim at ed new T Ea6e 5e4
AIR coNDiTfoNER, room size, new. Phone
All esSS ooSpiTioSER dfsf6 RP General Electric win
cond:., coSlS $50 50. IT. Price, s275 in
Aiaaso csrg;le5 sr temp
sole model S45o aaa Both sc mssehines in exsel
aNfTioUEs-selling out, liquidating entire
ssns s1er desks and tables
SENTAL aIrr HOUSE, sais St, NV
Open Sunday. "a
S175; teakwood settee. $3.50; desk, sec.
place, brass, with Seyeied slass. $75: ess
sta Sans & sSs X sess oAesssi opsa sl So
worm cultures. Special this week. As
gal. tank, light stand, S27 so; 35-gal.
tank, light, $3.50. MINIATURE TROP-
ICAL AQUARIUM. S9os 18th st. NE.
ARMY BuiNKs, best grade. hardwood. with
springs; double decker or single cots;
S4.95; new mattress, Ss.s5. GE. 6511.
ARMY ENGINEER CHESTS. trunk type.
lift top, S2.50-S3.5 so ea.; also new carry
ing cases. wood. So ca GRUvER MFG.
CO., S00l Conn. ave, OIL. 5525, daily and
BABY CARRIAGE. good condition: price,
Sc, San at 3421 Minnesota ave. Sc,
ssBY ssii Ncl CARRIAGE. large, black, good con-
BABY cARRiaGEs, s1e.ss@Thayer's ia
interior, chrome handle, self-oilins wheels;
other models, S24 .es, S2eas and So 9s.
Also full line of Thayer and Hedstrom
strollers. priced from S4 9S to SI9.aS
BERGER'S. 3412 14th st. NV, DU. 3444
Children's new furniture, exclusively. Open
BABY CARRIAGE. luxurious $40 HAYWOOD.
Wakefield grey collapsible, custom made
extras: ike new: sacrifice, S45. Call CH
Hlis sABY Ii oaRRiaSGH. SG;I whitney. blu. and ray
like new; S35. CAN LU.. 3es1. q
hABYs CRIBs white birch. like new: $40
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ROOMS FURhIsHED-Nernwe,s

1884 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Men.. sele., 81
wk.; dble., $3.50 wk. ea clean. comforts
nSoSRP hSlf ssPafais cs Hsd 5 ss St. Ap hssee, 4ase
furnished front room for two; twin beds;
s2G S %.ss sseh avf4us sings ss6 rm mo- for men;
pyt, BATH. maids service, laundry priviis:
Eomsnio $3.50 mo. Cali MI. 1852 or
SIS Il ST.. N.w.-Eoom, phone, elevator.
maid service; nicely furn., innersprinE
%a:t; Dsrso3 d1lE sE SsS sS sD Wkly" So to IS per
ASHLEY, 1882 Penna. ave. n.v.-Roems
sTissTe Il Iss rex HOTEL. s. Rnd s8l s8 18th St nv
fs9ss Ssfs sKxzLoRAa Al tasA MAI RD NV Apt a1a
trastive IS, SINGLE FoOn' unlimited phone; ss
isao Esso cRifTENDEN ST. N.w-Tvin beds;
lge. closets: gentiles, employed people.
DUPONT CIRCLE 1757 Que st.-Two sim
gle rooms. S25-S35: gentlemen good char
acter; nice reception room. Call after 8
1iIs DE SALES ST. N.w.-Larss double
room, twin beds. i
THE CHURCHILL, 174o P st. n.w:-Lovely
service: $105s12 VIZ; also single rooms.
HoTEI htjTGisiaA HAWTHORNE, 21s4 St. NV
Single and double rooms. 81 with running
water, plenty baths and showers; slsVato5
;fy Sc u Sfy cont Sss' asS ssHssd sEA ssa
sleeping rm., private home; gentleman.
EHRs AETURas HOTEL. 1909 18th st. NV
Newly redecorated single and double rms,
81 so per night and up; dining room In
1909 DELAFfELD FL. NV. near Decatur
Twin room, maid service. Call IA. 9el2.
Il
1888 COLUMBIA RD.-Room for employed
young lady; hot plate and phone privileges;
ioss k sT.oEl. shar. large room With
girl; twin beds: downtown S25 mo. Re-
5S2Q II
1893 N ST. Nw-Large rm. runnlns
water. kit. privilege. EX. 1890. or AD.
i12a N ST. Nw:7Large bright sunny rnl..
3rd a.. next to bath. 8 windows with ve~
net;sn blinds; fuorescent light; $50 SINGLE
SHESS cgu eSup5f cHass. n'I,' b: C.. s211 s1st St
Large room. pvt. bath, $50: aIso singis
room, $50. Call after 8 pm. WO. 4573.
i4th AND HARvARD-Ciesn, sgle. rm-
next to bath. for gentleman: nr. restsn.
rants. theaters and transps; $50 mo. AID.
28i4 30th ST. Nw-Lee dble. rm,, 10
pvt gentle home; 4 windows, twin peas
wash basin In rm.: avail. immed.: 40.
fTinrntiyuad I'm Next Pann1
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BOATS.

CRUISER. 3s r., sleeps 4 T0. not fancy 5us
DoDGE RUNABoUT. 1s-ft. marine engine.
red ieatherstte upholstery, mahogany
throughout; fully equipped and In excel
lent condition: ready to go: owler has
bought larger boat. WALDERs. GE. 800
dsyPpes 81 s2so wfS after I'm cabin and
class hydrapla ne: s95 each or will cde;
must move Immediately. DU. 1899: after
F1saING m St: c:R9IskR, 2e-n,, walk,.n eaoin.
truck motor. First 81 900. Hillside 5@6S.
MARINE SUPPLIES. paints. rope, IRE sx-
tinguishers, cutboard motors, scripps ma.
Fss sRsDss 81 81 e a9o sD son ssin5 hsis sass ss
Be isoAiffs Aif ! AND h5'' 'oUrBoARp MOTORS
Complete line OF small outboard and util-
ity beats for sport and fishing; also SO,
7;5 and 10-hp. Mercurys. Now on dis
Terms svsilsSis. MERcyRY SALES d
Z. B. EDWARDS & SON, INC, 81 vir. v.
ginia ave. s.w. Phone D1. 1912. p
3s-FT. MATTHEWS. 3-cabin, Chrysler
Royal engine; sleeps to s; excel. co1d.i
ACCEPT ACCEPT SMALL RUNABoUT as part pay
ment on beautiful 6O-ft. front lot. Chevy
Chase; only S2.500;, Wo. 1112. g..
JUST ARRIVED, the new correct.Craft,
speedboat for all outdoor sports; > lew Of
these boats are available for 10 days de-
livery; We also carry complete line OF
outboard boats and motors. MAYFLOWER
MARINE SERVICE, INC, 1900 Maine ave.
RTCHaRkDsgoSSo fM k g5So LITTLE GIANT" cruiser.
chrysler Crown; will demonstrate; Al
cond.; fully eouipped: $4,000 GE 4455.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES Cont

kEFAtkS AMI SENNtSkS tSout.I.
PAPER HANGING done 81 once: reas.
fssss fss pa my Gsa soFe r ooa
up D per room: isz7 washable, sanfss. pa
so Fan T9Tk Ttss ans ah fsss
stss ssrves cs ~ VIZ x0FS sss free
S5 years sEpertenee, At; el3Se; a Or
~ sS ssPss sOft 'sS Guaranteed a. Ne i4ss
/. PIANO Estimates free, work
@oo. o 11s6 AD' Ds5' iIs6 or f0f D1. ap fp44. 5"'
PLASTER. BRICK, cement, nagstons work.
Eaterproofng: no Job too small. LU. 2l1S.
PEAsTESRs Fl TER sSaisfiiArRrNe. SEP patchwork 81 spe-
fInMhiSo ashhS EN- RffaiRss ff1S g. sSS SSO srnydIs
sio75o. a4-hoar service. Ma fssS.
. PLUMBING AND HEATING REPAIRS, Job
M Sns oisa; iaS FeMaasaE eVes cH 1885, es B. B. sAEso
Iog,',sr PLgMBINc 1H AND n HEATING TIM repairing. re-
PLuMBiNG AND HEATING, prompt serv-
" pIuMbiNe AND HEATisd hst N Htss Co. i fiss
FLoMB1SG sie Ii re- ANb fEss HATING ,obe,ng and
remodelins; gas water. heaters. THOMAS
kkbSbT kabf6 REfSiRah4 fSsfiRs 1sh4 wor. don. in 19 your
e. 5SSS SSSi sARfS = SSSl isyRiSs s 5e
TEf e9 sIsS ofoEs S Ho passns asSa
chimes: 24-hour service: househela and
Representations co uN S0rf fs1I
REfRidERAToRs; washers; household
2a iss 5sRslrs ssa5 Glassp
aTsFsuFASrsNS .sFsics es E sa4s ho' ws'er' a4sei
ninss eutterinE,, scouting and water
ssSS2ns ssS NStnsEfsI cfroa E vszk s4s1
sis.si, siss and a. tln roofs; ssasrsi sheet.
gSRfy S4sy f4es qesp sst ss ROhs & s. fS Call no
ss1ylss Esgasanteed W15AlpDEIL. 15l9 2sio
ROOF REPAIRiNG OF ali types. suffering,
painting; no money down, 80 months to
gay; ssss tes est: G " -Bf BROWN office phone
STONE. FLAGSToNE AND CEMENT-Spe-
cialzing IN stone retaining walls and flag
stone, also cement drives, porches, walls,
TIE Tile REPAiRs. is % work Ht suars19eed sa11s NJ J.
fYPIWSifERsse fIase; CLEANED. oiled ana adjusted,
~ 4pEssnE ySgf @ sa RI f4th i77 nx UNITED
WASHING MACHINES repaired; ABc.
Apex, Easy. Maytag. etc; 6-mo; guarantee;
4s-hour service. GARY APPLIANCE CO.,
WATEiRHPSRooF1Na, tile or cement, Pipe
drainage, fagstone and cement work. Ask
MARCUCcIo, phone Rockville 35Ss. 2
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AVIATION.

SHARE IN 1948 ERCoUPE for salei ac-
tive sroup; ship in excellent condition;
available for cross-country. Call vi. $780,
Ext ia after 6 pm. j.
STINSON model 105 4-place; exceptionally
clean many instruments, incl. 2-way radio;
$4,000. Can be seen at Consressional
ERCOUPEs, '48s and AIS, must be sold
to make room in our school for, new '48
81 so6 sAapaRs IsESa RvfA1oN f1 me- Efee
Field. Riverdale, Md. Phone UN. 1441. =
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BUSINESS SERVICES.

BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL MEN
Why pay office rent? For a few cents q
phone service by competent, exper secre-
taries. Make our address and telephone
yours. Conv. downtown location. Conf
Dental. courteous service. RIM. 302, 1924
K st NV, RE OR76
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POULTRY ana EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE, sfe < st. NV. NE.
o0se. Baby chicks, feed and poultry Sup
petes.
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10. 7I-GROCERl

NO. s1-GHUCERY, mixed section, $1,000
wkly. bus: hours to s. closed sun: all
cash and carry bus; low rental. good lease,
buy at $4,000. compi. half fssis'Vi cash down. a
No. 72-Grocery, colored section, 81, 700
wkly. bus: good equipment. very low
rental, good lease; same owner before the
war. This store is a money-maker; $4,000
down will handle. Call Sindler, with BILL
s1MoNS. the live-wire broker. Elk. 61s1;
eve VI 2431
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINES. typewrtters, calcula-
tors, bought and sold and rented. RI. 1177
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. S13 14th 81.
Evening star., 1948-04-01
Special sale while

asf RGfs' co
sHWING Jew n MA MAcHfNEs M s? Electric portabies
$3.50; Singer consoles, desk and New
Home sewing machines Immed;a.e de-
ment: terms, S. mo No; 216o, 54i4
fMN fsR & nScHST psn bssS9 sssRns sonsos 1ns
sl395o. Open I'll 9 pm. 924 King st.
nsGssi afIyISS ss1iI1 IL sss ssds all sizes. j"
sHoTGUNs, z; repeating 12-gauge shot:
ss eanse ors sotsa ssaS for seS 80 also slnss & shot
new. caI evenings, Wo. edo7.
ssddDEB0ARD; solid oak, good condition
siLYERWARE, westmoreland sterling. Hi.
ton pattern: 9 each. knives, forks. salsf
pipe. showers. toilets, tubs. basins
sPxGk sdfx pansaS saSo psyts e. cost s555 fi I'll
Liberty s: 81 s., arlington va Va. ''4'' ''' '. -
1Fs 5.as BEANS y h Is 9ss4 o M Z 4.t r. ansis 60 fes
IN lengths e 40 #. Priced to sell fast
sfEi sTERLTNG Ii !GsH SILVER, Reed & Barton. an.
sseb sasae psIsersss R ssos spiace se't'nsS' DlsSe'
STERLING SILVER, exquisitely handmade
tea service complete with samovar.
candelabra. trays and water pitcher: never
sssa sss ana ssesse san Apai III; ss G cs WI ssss
STOVES AND RANGES tcoal. kerosene. oil
gas wood. eiec.). Large stock. ACNE
sTOvE CO, 10l1 7th st. NV. Ma. se52.
STOVES for heating and cooking. and ice
boxes ACME STOVE CO, 10ll 7th St
STUDIO BED, twin. Al eond.. folding
mattress, SIS, RE. 1891. 1913 De Sales
ssTunD1Tfo Couch. rose tapestry, inner
spring mattress, slip cover: excellent
TABLES :. 6osina,o walnut once tables
hi TE1I2vIsfoN p1 f sasatifuI RcA. 20 tubes, SO
sa. in; latest model; sl41 cash and
buyer take over low monthly payments.
Real sacrifice by private party. Carries
IO-mo. guarantee. Ia. 1889, 4 to.
ffEIEyIsroN 1s4s Phileo model 700:
must dispose Of Immediately. Temple
TRUMPET, German. excel. eond.; reas.
Ho. 0af2 after o pm.
Evening star., 1948-04-01

URE Beautiful twin beds with
irs, lamps and tables. HO. 443S.
Evening star., 1948-04-01

cludes such makes as Steinway, Kimball
sHS As psos
Wash. we know pianos, and know how 7
give you top buy. Conv. terms may b
sa s5saasss sRs foTs6si a6sc fs5 Co. '4H q
PiANos-pon't miss the big piano sal
es 5oaaps ID puyns II yon p are At 'sraTss ssvs asF
during this sale Choice Of such make
Wulse4 Mssen soz Hae e caff Mnse.e aan
Charles NJ stief, Estey. Winter g. Co
H. M. Gable, steinway tusedl, Bradbur
JORDAN PIANO Co. 1oi5 7th st. NV. -:
PIANoS---As little as S14 monthly, after
very moderate down payment will buy
Iiusf above the library. .
PIANO, BABY grand. reasonsble Can b
fssn 8 4sas 4sn st save mehey RA On
at the Jordan Piano Co. during their BIZ
sale. Choice Of spinets, consoles. apart
mss mPs u'rs' ay as snd little Ssaas' as s ao~n
sss's Ssss JoRp1Ns. 81 io15 I'll St. NV. tJs Gus
above the library,, =
ine eenditlon, ss75 or best oier seei
g. s2ss 1ssh st. ss sAris Aps i91 p.n44n,, r.
621a If you are interested in slightl,
used spinst or console Of. good make
PIANos-Why pay high prices for uses
pianos when you can buy a new spine
or console for usually only a, very, httl
more? We are dealers for such makes a.
Knabe, -Wuriitzer, Fischer Ivers d Pond
Poole. Estey, Starr. Weber, Jannsen, etc
Phone hone Republic ssia' KITS. 1856
st. NV Middle of the block) .
PIANOS FOR RENT-New and used con
soles and sDinets. Money paid as renta
app les on purchase price il you decid
to buy later (up to six months limit
National 1928 JORDAN PIANO CO., 101'
PiANos FOR RENT, medium-size uprigh
pianos S5 no.; also spinets and consoles
including stelnways and Mason g. Ham,
| lin. COLONIAL. PIANO SHOP, 637
st. NV, MA. 1870. =
PIPE, ealy., black: cut and threaded
steam; drainage and q. fittings q all kinss 5s
PIPE, structural steel angfes. channels
radiators tused. WASHINGTON RAG 4
P1PE. PnPi BLACK. GsLyASizED. new, used
We cut and thread; plumbing fixtures
HLoCE1R 3056 N st. NV. MI. 7141.
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Wontinued On Next Fsgss
Evening star., 1948-09-27
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-A re-
minder from the Chicago Bears to
the rest of the National Football
League:
Let Lujack, Layne and Luckman
loose and you'll lose"
The three LIS put on a mighty
demonstration at Green Bay yes
terday to prove the point. Lujack,
first name Johnny, late OF Notre
Dame, scored one touchdown, stole
three Packer passes and kicked two
extra points. Layne, first name
Bobby, late of Texas, pitched "a
yards for a touchdown. And Luck
man, first name Sid, who was a
Bear when the other two were barely
cubs in high school. capped them
all with five of eight completions
Including two tosses for touchdowns.
It added up to a 45-7 rout OF the
Packers, the worst licking they've
ever taken In so games with the
big bad Bruins from Chicago.
The Bears get exactly one week
and a day to rest on their laurels.
Next Monday night they venture
into the unfriendly surroundings OF
Chicago's South Side for a joust with
the Cardinals, defending National
League champions. The Cards
tanned the Bears twice last season,
something no other team accom-
plished.
In the only other National League
same played yesterday Washington
defeated Pittsburgh, 17-14.
Nothing happened in the ALL
Evening star., 1948-09-27
Irish Coach Wins as Prophet, Too
Leohy Louds Purdue Mentor,
Sees Big Nine Title in Sight

their first undisputed conference
title since 1929. The Boiler
makers who opposed Notre
Dame Saturday were undoubted-
ly one of the f1nest-coached Or
ganizations ever to represent q
college on the gridiron.
DR.. Bill Osmanski made a
promising debut, coaching Holy
Cross to an 18-to-7 victory over
Georgetown. Boston College
equaled its rival, Holy Cross, in
downing Wake Forest. A sur
prised Boston University eleven
was completely subdued by
Muhlenberg. Villanova's aspira-
ticns for an Eastern title were
dealt a setback by the military
might of Army. Colgate and
Cornell ran true to form in de-
feating Buffalo and New York
U. Inherited from his appren-
ticeship at Army, Herman Hick-
man continued his winning ways
as Yale outscored Brown, % to
10. Columbia fielded another
outstanding offensive unit In
overcoming Rutgers.
In the Southland, Georgia
Tech moved in the correct direc-
ton as it engineered" a l3-to-0
victory over Vanderbilt. Furman
and Mississippi State in upset.
(See LEAHY, Page A-16.)
Evening star., 1948-09-27
Green Bay Suffers It's Worst
Swomping at Hands of Bears

American Conference to change the
experts opinion that San Francisco,
Cleveland and Baltimore are the
top clubs. AS yet none Of the three
has met each other so the 49ers and
Browns are undefeated. A mistake
in Chicago q couple Of weeks ago
put one black mark against the
Colts who still have the only win
ming average in the Eastern Division.
Yesterday they defeated Brooklyn.
$500. \
Both Cleveland and the Californ-
ians got first-half scores yesterday,
then recovered as expected. The
Browns trailed Chicago, 100, at the
intermission, so automatic Otto
Graham went to work. He passed
for two touchdowns in the third
period and set up the third tally
for final Cleveland margin Of 2l-10.
San Francisco, playing away from
home for the first time this year,
made it five straight victories with
a 1928 decision over Buffalo. The
Bills held 21-l7 halftime edge; but
couldn't hold it long after the mid
way rest. Frankie Albert took q back
seat to Buffalo's George Ratterman
in the passing department, but Jim
Cason, a newcomer, filled the gap.
He set up one San Francisco tally
by returning an intercepted pass 81
yards and scored one himself on a
59-yard gallop.
Evening star., 1948-09-27
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-Three
teams accustomed to celebrating
New Years in a bowl atmosphere
Texas, Alabama and Tennessee
were listed among the vanquished
today as college football nursed the
Jumps of its first big week end.
There were knots on other i'm
portant noggins, too, and the two
unbeaten powerhouses of 1947-Notre
Dame and Michigan-still were
putting from close squeaks against
neighborhood rivals.
Thus the twig Of the young cam
paign was bent-shaping up as a
wide-open, free-scoring affair with
no immunity to upsets.
The full schedule of games from
coast to coast showed trend toward
bigger and better offensives and
taller tallies.
Scores ran high everywhere, reach
ing near basket ball proportions.
Only two ties were recorded among
the better-known elevens-Duke's S
scoreless draw with North Carolina
State and Hardin Simmons TT
standof with Cincinnati.
1t appeared lot Of lucky bounces
would be necessary for team to
come through unbeaten and united.
Tar Heels Among Best.
Leading candidates for such q
record at the moment-on the basis
of Saturdays deportment-are North
Carolina, Notre Dame, California,
Southern Methodist University and
Army.
The North Carolina Tar Heels
furnished the days biggest surprise
"a 34-7 walloping Of a hefty, fast
Texas team rated better than the
Evening star., 1948-09-27
CoI|eqe Grid Scramble Wide Open

finger in all three touchdowns as
Tulane jolted the Crimson Tide. 2l-
IA. Tom (Shorty) McWilliams
sparked Mississippi State to a 2l-6
triumph over the Tennessee Vols.
Michigan's Big Nine champions
had to squirt in the final period to
subdue Michigan State, 1877.
The Western Conference got the
better of the Pacific Coast in their
growing intersectional warfare.
Northwestern thumped U. c. L. A.,
1910, and Minnesota waited until the
last period to roll over Washing
ton, 900.
Two more contests between the
circuits that have merged Rose Bowl
interests headline this weeks pro-
gram.
Michigan is host to Oregon, victor
over Stanford and one Of the West
Coasts better elevens. Southern
California plays Ohio State at Co.
lumbus.
Torrid Duels in Midwest
The Midwest offers Nebraska
against Minnesota and Purdue
against Northwestern. The South s
headliners send North Carolina
against Georgia and Tulane against
Georgia Tech, the Southeastern
Conference favorite.
Penn State and Penn, two un-
beaten outfits Of the East last year,
make their 1948 debut. Penn State
plays Bucknell. Penn takes on Dart
mouth.
Evening star., 1948-09-27
Braves, Flag in Hond, ]! Prefer
Indians as Series Opponents

letdowns," he explained after an
nouncing that lefty Warren SPAIN,
who shared the seasons pitching
burdens with Johnny (22-games)
Sain all season, would start against
tie Dodgers in Brooklyn, tomorrow.
"Wen play out the last Of our
league string as hard as Il the pen
nant hinged on every game" Billy
promised.
As soon as the Braves settled their
pennant matters, Lou Perini, their
jubilant president, announced that
all surviving members Of his clubs
championship predecessors, George
Stallings' famed 1914 Miracle Men,
I'D be his guests during the Bos-
ton part OF the World Series. One
of til EN-, Hank Gowdy, now Giants
coach, was present when the South
worth forces qualified.
A poll of the Braves revealed that
the American League club they
prefer to meet In the World Series
is the Cleveland Indians. Don't
think it is because of Municipal
Stadium's big seating capacity" q
spokesman warned. We're certain
we can beat the Indians and we're
shooting for the world champion
ship. As far as the Braves players
are concerned, the financial angle
of the Series is secondary to VIC
tory"
Evening star., 1948-09-27

club that whipped Alabama in the
Sugar Bowl last year.
A free-Wheeler named Charley
(Choo Choo) Justice supplied the
locomotion for this upset, rushing
to two touchdowns and passing to
two others.
Notre Danes opportunists, trail
ing for the first time since they lost
to Great Lakes 10 games ago, raj
lied to squeeze past Purdue at South
Bend, 1927. Ability to capitalize on
breaks and some 1ine place-kicking
under pressure by Guard Steve
Oracko kept the extended Irish win
ming streak intact.
After missing his first three extra
point attempts, Oracko split the up
rights with a 23-yard field goal and
made the final point conversion In
the last period for the margin OF
victory.
Notre Dame showed q lack Of
punch without aerialist Johnny Lu-
jack, but may start cruising now
that the tough Boilermakers arc
cut Of the way.
California Shows Power.
CALIFORNIA; Golden Bears, oper-
ating behind a 214-pound line, lived
up to their rating as a Pacific Coast
favorite by overwhelming Navy at
Baltimore, Alt.
Army, speedy and alert, put on an
impressive show in humbling Villa
nova, 28-0. Southern Methodist's s
Southwest Champions. with ALL
America Doak Walker Frisky,
blasted Pittsburgh, 1914.
Outstanding individual perform
ances figured IN the undoing OF
Alabama and Tennessee.
Quarterback Joe Ernst had a big
Evening star., 1948-09-27
By tho A,soriotsd Pressl

BOSTON, Sept. 27.-Aftef 81 years
Of disappointments, during which
they saw all seven of their rivals
triumph at least once, the HQston
Braves today were back In the Ma
tional Leagues championship ranks.
The Trtbesmen clinched the senior
circuits 1948 pennant yesterday by
nosing out the New York Giants,
80, for their S7th victory in 147
starts. That enabled them to re-
main six games ahead Of the Brook
lyn Dodgers, who have only five
more games to play.
That clinching victory. decided by
Bob Elliott's two-on homer In the
first inning, came on the Tribes
mems last home date of the regular
season.
AS the 3l,172 enthusiastic sup
porters, who had gathered for the
"kill," almost blew of the grand
stand roof with their thunderous
cheers, the Braves owners, execu-
tives and players agreed that a
major share Of the teams success
should be bestowed on Manager
Billy Southworth.
Championship teams are nothing
new to that capable pilot, for his
current Braves are the fourth Ma
tional League pennant-winning club
he has directed during the last seven
years. And two Of his three st.
Louis Cardinal winners became
World Champions.
Overwhelmed from all sides with
concentrations, the modest South
worth insisted that his players reap
the tributes.
"The boys won it and did it the
hard way" Billy said. 1T was an
uphill battle all the way. They're
deserving Of the opportunity to meet
any American League club IN the
World Series"
An old hand with pennant win
ners, Southworth is determined to
keep his players at high COMPETE
tive pitch during the remainder OF
the season.
We're not going to have any