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Bid. Nominal
Ceft8pseed OIL Futures.
Bleachable cottonseed oil futures closed
12 to Is higher; sales, 264 contracts. De.
cember. 1856; March, 1875; May
12.3Sb: July, 12.37b; September. 12.10b
october, 11.S8b. Closing bids: January
12,36n.
Bid. n Nominal
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Estes q alyIdsRSs = .hs bofss0'ns e
tie last quarterly or semi -annua, declara-
tion. Unless otherwise noted. special OF
I'd TX dividend. xr * fights cid Called
psnts r. M w With warrants. XIV Without
stock dividsnd. dtash Or stpcE. e Ps5d
essh ssss 'sah value On sxsSiyidsnS dsts. b.:
clafsei g. peid r aissa Rsa soee o. ssup
& Declared or paid this .ysar. en accHmu-
iatiye. issue with dividends in arrears.
or no action taken ct last dividend meet
Ing, ypseisrSa 1915. psyaht n 1912,
ration date.
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'Pus extra PH1s S0 1aT Is E,cb.n
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C0ftoaxeed OIL Futures.

Middling spot, 30.5Sp.
b Bid. a Nominal.
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TRANSACTIONS ON WAsAI
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-30

|erbitten, onB er ben 0Inh 6ieIer Eai
|nidt aiif feline SeeIe la0el~ Der an1.
be ftliete nit Ieiner Mutter rieoer
|un0 tpeinte uilo Hebte, aber nnionft;
Sir 9fihnro fDieoerbolte oas @or1
liit6 beritieB ieinen Sobn.
n2aBt es gut feiil, NplabD," ingte
|6ieier; lid 0anfe gnh un6 1meinen
lieben Neffen fir Cure Eeilnabne.
gs lit nabr, 0ieie 6tnloe lit Die BIT.
terlte meirles 2ebeng, uno bod babe
id mid 10 aif iie gefreutl SD ge-
be, Batter, litto nl0ge @ott @ub Der.
5eiben! Sd fiirhte, es miro eine
Stltnoe fommen, 6a Sbr mid allriif-
ruff, uno ih peiB nibt, OF Damn gner
Wunih iif erfiillt. 2ebt nIle tpobI,
uno @ott iei nit gnh!"
@ntibIoiien i1ritt Ser Brie5ter Der
giire si. 9lIs 6ieie iih binter ibm
idloB, fanf Der @reis tpie bernidtet
in ben 2ebnitlibI ,ttb iairtinerte baI6
Der5tpeifelt: 1gs muB fein, es n1uB
.lein!"
2aop Bortbinston aber, bie bisber
ibr en1p0rtes Sera MIR nit Wfiibe ge-
banoigt batte, trat Dor Sir Miharo
bin 1t1o erfI1rte, Dob nuh iie nit IT,
rem &ir6e 8lainsco Sau berlaIien
meroe. rsSb mag nidt ,nebr NIT Ell
mem Wanne unter oennIelben Dabe
mobnen, Der fem eigenes Rino berlt0Bt
uno ieinen @lauben perrdt. &onlm,
Sobn," iagte iie mno elite Dem 8rie.
iter nac5.
Drunten ON Der Saustiire traf Tic
i'm. Ser alte Com, Dem bic bellen
Srdnen IN ben greilen Bart rollten,
ibloB ibm eben bas Cor auf; Der
@ino fitbr beule,to in bie Sausflur
unb iagte Den WGrnern breite 5dnee-
flofen in bas Mntlis. 9ie goeIfrau
mollte BEN YrieIter 5lriidbalten, nnS
Der fleine Sobn flammerte iid mel.
memo on i'm; aIein l,ntIonlt tDar alles
Bitten uno Sleben.
rgs oarf mir niht beiier geben,
als es meinem Seilanbe ging," iagte
er NIT milben Grnite. ~8om lieben
gbriltfin6lein Oas mir bente nnhi
ertparten, itebt ia geIdrieben: ,ga
fam in iein giget1tun1, rno Die Sci.
nigen nnbmen es niht auf.'"
llnb er iegnete Die San,mern6eu
nno beugte iib au Dem laut tpeinen-
oen &naben nieber unb n1a1te i'm
oas 3eiden bes beiligen &reuaes aui
|Stirne, Wuno uno 8ruft; Damn gine
er in Die iternenloie gsa9t binaiis,
ltno feline Sbritte berballten balo i'm
8ranien oes @interiturmes.
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gen Selisfeit2" fraste ernit bic eoel-

gen Selisfeit2" fraste ernft bic Goel-
frau.
~Spnrt Cure Breoigten, WpIaop,
|nno bort, tpas geideben in,iB, menn
Sbr nidt binnen Wfonatsfrilt nit GU.
rem &inoe betteln geben tpoIlt!" rief
Sir &idnro. Ser Brieiter, BEN sSbr
beberbergt, muB fort aus england,
uno er mlB mir beute radt nod nit
beiligem gioe idtporen, Dob er an-
|genblidli1 lito fir irnmer ben eng
|liiden 8ooen nerlaifen iperbe, ionit
bat er es ieiner Sals sltarrigfeit 5u5u-
ibreiben, ipenn ib 5u einem Shritte
georangt tDer6e, Dor ben ih 5uriif.
i6aubere. Bolt Sbr Cure Sano ba5u
bieten, oie ,tnbeilorobenoe Berion aus
unierer Wsitte gu entfernen?"
(Sortiesung foIgD
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Sine Sat Der gers,peiflnns

8as 2abp @ortbington Dem olte1
Serrn bon Blainsco &aG georobt bot.
|te, DoIfiibrte iie auf. Mm No1mitta-
|ge oes Gbriitfeites, ON tpeIhem Sir
Hihar6 gum erltenmal in Der Muer.
beiligenfirhe bon @igan benz prote-
|ftantii6en @ottesoienIte beitpobnte,
lieB fie iatteln 1t16 rift NIT tbrem
4naben, bon tpenigen Dienern beslei.
|tet, bon oannen, aun19It gen @ar.
rington. 8enige 8o1en ipGter sog
tie Damn nod SanfeD Souie, einem
fanm elm babies Stiinoden tpeitlid
bon Der eben genannten Staot geIe.
|genen 2an6gute.
Danf Dem aunlme un6 Der 9unIt-
atmolpbdre Beg naben Miones rno
leiner hemiiden Gabrifen, lit oie @e-
geno beut5utage cine Der traurigIten
2ancaibires; in Der 3eit Der &onigin
@lilabetb aber griinte nod iippiger
Banmtpnbs ON ben l1fern ser Wer.
iep. Sanfep &ouie ielbit, felt bieIen
Sabren i'm Beiike Der SamiIie 8ortb-
ington, mar beriibmt ,pegen ieines
l6onen @artens lno tpegen Ser ur-
alten 8Gune oes 2uitgebol3es, tpel-
DIES BON brei Seiten oas berridaftli-
DIE Sans umihloB. @egen bic nieori-
gen nfer Der WerieD un6 nad We.
item 5u bebnten fib in ianften @eaen-
linien CRIME Matten nnb ipoblbelteIl-
te Gel0er aus, 3tpiiben ,pel9en man.
Dies fleine Bahtgut NIT ieinem
idmnden balb ,,nter 81umen ber-
iteften 8obnbauie lag. Mlles atmete
ldnolihe1 Grie6en iino beaeugte ben
Woblitano Der Mortbington.
Diefen itillen 2an6iit bate iitb CD
op Wortbington CUR @obnung ge.
mGbH. @tpa cine @ohe nah ibrem
Gin3uge In Dos einiame 2amobaus
fam 6ann BEL Nnbt unb Nebel elm
iiberaus lieber @ait, - ibr Sdma.
ger, Der 4rieiter, uno reidte ieinem
Neffen am Geite MariG 2i6tmeB sic
erlfe betltge &ommuni0n. Sier fnn0
er in iihern 0erItefen 5bus Dor iei-
men Berfolgern ,irlo bate oie @ele.
sgenbeit, anf ieinen Iusfliigen in Ser
umgebnng manhe SeeIe i'm @Iau.
ben 5il beitdrfen ODER NIT @ott al
beriobnen. Maein bas frieoIide Sc.
ben IN Sanfeb Souie iollte nnr 5u
bnlo geit0rt iper6en.
Mm Mbenbe 6es IL. Jebrnor 1884
iaBen Mntter uno Sobn in trauIi.
dem @eplau6er am Grferfenlter 6es
Jamilien5immers. Dns gngetperf mar
getan. Ser &nabe bate ,lnter Ser
9eitnng feines geiftlihen SnfeIs fIei.
Big gelernt ln6 oie W1utter am
Sptnnroden ltrto am Seroe nit BEN
W1goen gearbeitet; oenn oie g6eI-
franen iener 8eit bielten es niAt I'm.
ter ibrer Biiroe, oen1 @efin6e IN
GleiB itrlo Mrbeitianrfeit borsiIeud,.
ten. And bate lie cine frnnfe ga9-
term beiuht url6 oerieIben in Ser
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0rnf5natrr NM Enkpl
Gin Bib ans Der 3GtboIifenberfol-
sans in England nnttr Gliiabetb
Bon Soiepb SpiIImanH, 81.
-:

Der JI0ten if1o G1almeit
Nnf 8etblebem ait einem GtaII
Drin Iiegt 6os Rinoeleinl
Die &irten iebn BEL l1nirer Srau
5anft Soiepb beteno frtien
Da Derfen anb iie In Denritt fhimm
Sid Dor Der arippe BIN.
Die Girten iingen oas gngelIieo:
r@eboren lit oas @in6!
Dem S0dften Chr, ben MeniAen
Jrie0',
Die gliten @iIIens iin6!"
Die milben &l1nge 6es frommen
9irtenIiebes biIoeten einen ionoerba.
rem @egeniab au Der Stimmlrng, in
nelber Der Batter bes S1ngers bie-
ielben borte; benno1 blieben iie niht
obne ieben Wieoerball in ieiner @ruIt.
Mber Der @reis, Deiien Sera nit ta,l-
ieno aetten ii1 an oiele gr6e ge.
|ihmiebet batte, fdmpfte Die Meglng
Der @na6e rlie0er, irto als bas 2ieb
I5u gn6e mar, Iagte er bitter Dor ii6
bin: sd fann ridt anoers - er
|muB aus meinem 9aitie fort!"
S6ritte nabten, ,,nb einen Mugen.
Bid ipdter itanben ii1 gater uno
Sobn gegeniiber. Nit Ser Sreuoe oes
8ie6eriebens auf Ieinen offenen, eo,
len 3iigen nabte fih Der Mngefomme-
ne Dem @reiie; aber Elm ein5iger 8lif
in 6as blei6e, beroiiiterte 4ntlit iagte
ibm ales. Die Mrme, Die iidb geoffnet
batten, Inn ben Batter 5ll llmfangen,
|ianfen nieoer, l,no i1mer3lih smdte
es Inn Die feingeldnittenen 2ippen
oes Srieiters, als er bic @orte ipra1:
sd fdeine Dir fem pilIfonrmener
@ait, 8ater. D,i 5iirnit mir inrmer
nod, neil ib obne beine grlanbnis
nod Dounb reiIte ltnb BrieIter tpur.
De. @ber Der STUFF @ottes erging au
oeutlid an mid: if nruBte foIgen.
Ber5eib mir alio unb bring aub bu
oaS Spfer, tDelbes Der Serr bon Dir
itDie bon mir berlangt."
Ser STUFF @ottesl" tpieoerboIte Der
@reis ltrrglaubig. .Deine Shmarme-
rel lit es, Die lr1s aIle ins Ber6erben
Iitiir5t! @eibt on 6enn niht, 6aB beine
Mnfiunft bier ben Ilntergang oeiner
Ganlilie Deranlniien nluB? SaIt on
meinen Brief nibt enpfangen, in 6ent
IiG bid nit gnterbitng beorobte, tpenn
on ienaIs oeinen SUB auf engliIden
8o6en iesen iDiirbeit?"
SD erbielt i'm, Bnter; aber Ser
@eborian1 ben ih meinem gei1tliden
Sbern ibuloe, uno meine Sebnfu1t,
am SeiIe meiner Seimat su arbei.
ten, fiibrten mid 6enno1 bierber,"
antuortete Der Hrieiter riibig.
$50 tDiffe oenn, 6aB ih oih BON
bente on ni6t nebr als rneinen Sobn
betradte," rief Cir Miharo; ri9 ent-
|erbe bid, nno ih befeble Sir, a,lgen-
bIidlid oiefes Saus au perlailen, 6as
oeine Mntpelenbeit 5u beroerben
lorobt!"
Sn atemloier Spannung tpar Bis
lber 2aop Wortbington Dem peinliden
anftritte gefolgt; iebt porf iie iid
5tDiifen ben 5iirnenben Nater uno
ieinen Sobn, Ser nit Erdnen I'M Mu.
ge oas barte @ort binnabm nno iidb
Der Giire 5lt1Den0en tpollte. .Salt,
balt!" rief iie, .es fann ni9t @uer
Grnft fem, Mplor6; in oieie idred.
lide Naht bina1is iagt Ser @eiiter
bon 8lainsco SAL feinen 8ettler, ge.
ihDeige 6en1 iein eigen Gleiih nno
8lnt, ln0 nod biel ipeniger einen Ge-
(ialbten oes Serrn! &omm, Sobn,
n1etn @in0. hilf mir ben @roRpater
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(5ortiesnns)

4 a65t S NJ n - ~b-v@spIf9
xBog ih tiln miiroe2 Beim Sim.
mel, id, tpeiB es itidtl @ber feine
Sturloe 0iirfte ct mir I'M Salie met
len Ddnn onrh5udte elm pI0tIiher
Geoanfe ben nlten Germ; er iprang
bon ieirteIn Stuble nuf urlo rief,
frontpfbaft bic &anb Der Sdpieger-
todter fnffe1o: .Bie2 Gr lit bod
nidt Der 8rieiter, fir ben bier Der
altor bereit ftebt2"
~Dod, MpIoro, an oieiem MItare
miro gner @obn 6as er5te WeaI I'M
bdterIiden &auie oas beiIige Meb-
opfer 6arbringen; idb ertpnfte i'm ie-
ben Augenblid."
.Sal" rief Der @Ite uno fhIug fih
Dor bic Stirne. limb 6as babt Sbr
eingef1belt! Denn nun bic SGlder
fonImen, Die ibm idon auf Der Spur
it1ro, 1in0 i'm utb iirls aIle ergreifen?
Sd muB bitru1ter, 6as gor nruB
berrarlmeIt tperben; es iolI mir 6ieie
Naht fein Naenih iiber oie SdmeIle. :"
Sir Mihoro ipollte fort, aber Die
Dame bielt ibn auriif. r8Ieibt," fleb-
te iie, rbdnbeH nidt IN oieier Mmfre-
g1tng! Sort 6oh, tpie Der Mia,ter-
itirrn ON ben Senitern riitteItl Mnf
gurem Eotenbette nriiBte gnh ia Der
@eoanfe in Beraipeiflitng itiir3erl: Sd
babe eii1em Hrieiter, meinem Ieibli1en
,5obne, in ioIhen 1tnipetter 6as Sous
beriagt. 2eiet oieie 3eilen bier ,ino
iebt in ibnen, ipie iebr er iid) freut
itnb iebnt, 6as @aus ieiner Batter
tDieoer5uleben!"
Ser @reis entriB ibr Den Brief
iirt6 tparf i'm aerfnittert in oie sSlam-
men bes Rnrnirts. rMlih nod 8riefe,
Die uns berraten," ftobnte er. r2aBt
mid LOG 1as Sell unierer Samilie
itebt auf 6en 6piele!"
ygs ftebt nod bieI mebr auf oem
Spiele," ertpioerte 2a6p @ortbing.
ton init W1rme, hos Sell Gnrer
iinfterbIide1 5eele itebt auf benz
Spiae, MpIoro."
Aber er rib iib log uno moIIte
binais. Da offnete iid oie Giire; Ser
Heine Sobn trat Elm uno rief: ,aoms
met bod in bic SalIe hiranter, Inn
Die ih0nen MeibnnbtsIie6er all b0.
rem, bic Elm freinoer Mdnn our 2ail-
te fingtl@
.Gr lit es!" iagte 2aop @ortbing-
ton; tie muBte ia, bob Der 9rieiter
nIs S6nger berHeioet fommen tuer6e,
Die fie IN ENGLAND auf Weibnadten
ben Gbriitnlas Carol fingeno bon
Saus 81 9n,is aieben.
s3u fpdtl" nnste Sir Mi1aro. ,Gr
lit in ueinem &auie! @iiien 6ie Die-
ner tuer Der Sanger iit?"
,s@iemanb ,peiB es auber Dem al
ten Sonl" drittportete 6ie Dame.
$50 fibre ben frent6en Weann,
tpenn er fem 2ieo geenoet, al uns
beraitf, Sobn," ingte Der @reis 5u
bem &nnben, melder, Die ungetpobn-
lihe Mnfregung bemerfenb, erihrof-
Ten 5n ieinem @roBbater emporiab.
Der anabe ging. Durh bic offenen
Eiiren t0nte iest cine Hnngbolle
Wfdnnerftimme, iDelhe NIT ihIihtem,
fronMern Gusorlife foIgen6e 3eilen
eines alien engliihen wolfslieoes
lang:
Die &irten fin6 iDcbl auf Der @adt
SIN Selo bel 0aht uno @in6;
90 Iaoet fie Die gngelidar
Gum neugeborneu aino.
Die Sirten aiebn BET frobem 9dau
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Igeben."
Der &nnbe blidte NIT feinen fla.
Iren Mugen in oie Mueen ser Mutter
lnno er,pioerte: sd lpeiB, mas 6u
iagen piait, Mutter! llno ib min
aud rebt iebr fir ben @roBDater BE-
| ten, Ser au ben 4esern in oie Stride
gebt, INN bas biele @elo ni9t aablen
gu miiiien." ;"
.Oas tpoIlen mir t,ln. @eb, mein
4ino, unb bite oen Iieben Snfel,
berunteraufommen, oaB mir u,tIere
abenoanbabt balten."
8alo febrte Ser &nabe auriid 11nb
jmeloete, Snfel Gbomas lei bur9 bas
9interpforthen 5u einem &ranfen
mad Warritlgton gegangen. sic bete-
ten nun borldufig in ser Mbenooam-
|merung BEN gfoienfran3 fir oie Ar-
men 5eelen. Damn 5iinoete Die Wut-
ter cine @ahsfer5e on, unb Der flei-
ne Sobn ,nuBte ibr aus einem alter
I2egenbenbude borleIen. go mohte
|ungefdbr eine balbe Stunoe bergan-
gen fem, als iie burf) Die anfunft
zines 0remoen geitort tpur6en.
~Wer fann es jein?" rief Sobn
llln6 elite an bas Genfter. Gin eir5el.
ter Meiter bielt, oidt in ieiuen Man-
|teI 8ebiillt, an Dem @ittertore, 6as
ben &ofraum abiperrte. Gin Diener
I6ffnete ioeben. MIs oann Der Wanr,
liiber ben bereits ounfeIn 4of ritt, fiel
Evening star., 1949-10-23
&. H., Tough for One Quarter,
|Overpowered by Jays, 47-2

over from that point for the sec
ond touchdown. Dick McShane
ran 56 yards with Joe Maiuri's
punt for the third Hopkins score.
The Blue Jays had things their
own way in the second half. Jack
Lay sprinted II yards for the next
score and Bob Wroblewski chalked
up two more-one on a 44-yard
dash and the second on an 11-yard
strike through the Gu. line. Cen
ter Bayne Gibson accounted for
Hopkins final tally on an 7-yard
run after intercepting Maiuri's
pass.
Left ends-Maher. spinale. overtoon.
Left guardsE;Poms; d,,;ap soGp orsini: n.r.,.n ..
RiTht susrdsmseoppotuelo. OMEN.
Right taekles--:Higsins. Sullivan.
aight snds.Johnson' Marty, Marty u.,u,
Left halfbacks-Boegel. HoI.
Right halfbacksLEnnis, Renaud.
Fullbacks-Hubert, De Young.
JOHNS HOPKINS.
Left ends-Adams. Cook, Leso, Mitchell
Tierney.
Left tackles-Gary, Cole. Kishbaugh.
Left Ruards-Nichols. easier. Reel.
Centers-Dewberry, Gibson. Raymond.
Right guards-Bunting. M &C h esney,
SchwarZ.
Right tackles-Moersdorf, Yeaeer.
Right ends-Hansen, Hansen, Lansstan.
Scott. e+
ouarterbacks-Brown, Gauras.
Left haIfbacks-Lay, Tandowsky. Mills.
Right halfhacks-Kalus, McShane. Trumbo
Fullbacks-Foster. Wroblewskt. Karman
Catholic q. . q o O. 2
Johns Hopkins II IL 14-t7
Scoring: Safety johnson. tackled Trum-
bo In end zone). Touchdowns-McShan
Foster, Kalus, Wroblewski ca, Lay, Glib
son. Points after touchdown-Elliott 70
placements
Timekeeper-John Lamon.
Evening star., 1949-10-23
Unbeaten Virginia Lashes M L. Wake Forest Routs W. and
Cavaliers Roll Up 32-73 Tally
After Pupit's Run Breaks Tie


Bill Graf's placement was wide.
Treated to three touchdowns in
seven minutes, the fans saw no
more scoring until the third per-
iod, when v. M. I. wedged deep
into Virginia's territority on the
accurate arm of Veltri. He COM
pleted seven of nine passes ac-
counting for II yards, in moving
the Keydets from their IA to Vir-
ginia's 10 before the Cavaliers
braced to take over.
One play later, however. the
Keydets again were on the move,
for Papit fumbled and End Henry
Quisenberry recovered for v. M. I.
on Virginia's II. Veltri promptly
pegged to Tommy Birge down the
middle in the end zone and Graf
adde the point that tied the score.
Picture Suddenly Changes.
Then Papit inserted his heroics
and the Keydets gallant bid for
victory suddenly became q rout.
Early in the fourth period Vir-
ginia drove 81 yards to score, that
march being climaxed when Mi
chefs whipped an 11-yard pass to
Osisek, who bounced off Birge iAto
the end zone.
A triple reverse, with Jimmy
Ashwell shooting % yards around
left end to score, capped Virginia's
final touchdown parade of 81 yards
and this time Elliott added the
point from placement.
BRIEFLY-The win was Vir-
ginia's seventh straight over
v. M. I. the Cavaliers hold a
28-14 edge in the IS games the
teams have battled. with three
contests ending in ties most of
the fourth period was played in a
steady rain after meeting West
Virginia in its next scrap Virginia
will be confronted with the back
breaking portion of its schedule,
facing Penn. Tulane and North
Carolina.
A MichelS-to-Shoaf secon d.
period pass consumed 30 yards and
carried Virginia to v. M. rs 10,
bu the Keydets stiffened to take
over on their 81 it was a des-
peration toss, resulting when the
trapped Michels lofted a two
handed heave to Shoaf.
VIRGINIA.
Left ends-Elliott, Bessell Long
Left tackles-Johnson, Schultz, Gold
Left suards-Thomas. Wright, Smith,
oenters-Meadows. Walsh. Meyers. C.
Davis.
Right suards-Nesbit. Palumbo. r.
Right tackles---Miller Jones, Whitelaw.
Right ends-Maustellar Weir.
Qgarterhacks-Kern. Michels. Lesane,
Left halfbacks-osisek. Sinclair. Ash
Risht -shoaf. Ddmonds. W.
Fullbacks-stanley, Papit, Henry.
Left ends-Watson. ouisenberry, Grum-
Left tackles-schluter. Lauerman.
Centers-Carrtngton, Bernich, Hedge.
Risht saeflesSAdeeb. Ad0S' h.nke6ersen. h,u aGelsoa
McFarlin.
sI sisht i .ss ssnas-Pstrss. .s. Hay; Goodwin.
Left halfbacks-Anson, Biree.
Right halfbacks-Powell, Leck.
Fullbacks-Marchand, Tamalis, Stump,
Shrader.
,i3s'i 1Es,s,. scoring: 7sssssss.;:.s .Ss .Sss
q; Mausteller, Papit, Ashwell. Points
after touchdown-Elliott. 9 Cplacement).
". M. I. scoring: Touchdowns-Petree.
Evening star., 1949-10-23
Dozen Met Grid League
Teams Playing Today

Four Metropolitan Football
League 160-pound games and two
more involving the Leagues un-
limited teams are scheduled for
Washington area gridirons today.
A double-header at Gonzaga Field
pits Anacostia Eagles and Silver
Spring A.C. unlimiteds at 1880
and Riverside Rollers and Casbah
Restaurant 160-pounders at 2::30.
The other unlimited test finds
Car Credit opposed to Navy GUAR
ters l. at West Potomac polo field
lat 2 pm. Other 160-pound games
set for 2 pm. are Eastern A.C. VS..
Southwest Merchants, jefferson
Playground: Arrow Linen VS.. Great
Falls. Forrestville. Md. and Wasco
Bullets VS.. Brookland Woodridge
Merchants. Alexandria Municipal
Stadium,
Evening star., 1949-10-23
Boston U. Crump|es
New York U. by $50
By the Associated Press

BOSTON, Oct. 22.-The speedy
Terriers of Boston University
chewed up New York University's
Violets today by a $50 score to
remain in footballs unbeaten
group.
Hurricane Harry" Agganis, B.
Us remarkably poised 19-year-
old sophomore quarterback, play
ed less than half the game but he
completed four of eight left
handed passes for 70 yards and
two touchdowns. He also pitched
out for another touchdown. Only
5.403 fans saw the game.
The widely -heralded Agganis
now has tossed 10 scoring for
wards for the Terriers who previ-
ously had defeated Syracuse, Col
gate and West Virginia.
Score by periods;
New York University O o. o
Boston University 80 10 13 6-3S
Boston University scoring: Touchdowns
=Whelan, Luker, Faulkner, Kent Kastan,
Wallace. Points after touchdowns-
CZarnOta. 9
Evening star., 1949-10-23
BY Lewis +. Atchison
Stor Sfoff CORRESPONDENT

BALTIMORE. Oct. 22.-Hitting
with q ferocity that belied their
amateur status, Catholic surprised
Johns Hopkins for one period here
today but eventually subsidized in
the face Of superior manpower and
took 47-2 drubbing from their
Mason-Dixon Conference rivals.
The Cardinals played alert. ag-
gressive football but couldn't
match the Blue Jays in speed,
weight or scoring power. The win
ners started slowly but constant
pounding at the Cardinal line and
ends finally told as they scored
in every period. Hopkins had a
21-2 lead at the half.
Catholic U. capitalized on one
of its bad breaks to avoid a shut
out. Bill DeYoung. who pulled his
mates out of hole in the first
few minutes Of play by recovering
an enemy tumble on his own g.
yard line. also gave them a scor-
ing chance in the same period.
DeYoung recovered another Blue
Jay tumble on Hopkins 37-yard
line.
A couple Of plays later Joe Dunn
uncorked a pass intended for Russ
johnson. It was intercepted by
Charley Trumbo on the Hopkins
/, and in attempting to e1ude
tacklers and run back he was
chased into the end zone and
tackled by johnson for a safety
Hopkins retaliated with a IA
yard march that put it in front,
To. Mort Kalus went over from
the 4-yard line and George Elliott
booted the first Of i've extra points.
An exchange Of fumbles In the
second period left Hopkins in pos
session Of the ball on the Cardinal
10-yard line. Bob Foster carried
Evening star., 1949-10-23
Nub Smith Accounts
For $40 Yards as
Deacons Win, 55-B
BY the Associated Press


WAKE FOREST. N. c., Oct. %.
Wake Forest, smarting from
four successive setbacks, smashed
William and Mary, 55-28, today
with a mighty display of offensive
football.
Living up to their September
press clippings after several
disappointing showings, the
Deacons trampled the Virginians
in awesome fashion as their long
sputtering attack finally hit high
gear.
The defeat was the worst Will
liam and Mary has suffered in 26
years. Not since the 1928 loss to
Syracuse by 61-3 score has an
Indian team been subjected to
such a drubbing.
Wake Forests SIS points marked
the highest Deacon total in eight
years.
The Deacons, tabled in pre-
season speculation as a major
Southern power. bounced back
with vengeance. They played
a slashing alert game, pouncing
on defensive lapses by the in
vaders They ran past and over
them once they got up a full head
of steam.
A three-touchdown second
period onslaught wiped out Will
liam and Mary's f1rst-quarter lead
Of 14-7 and three more tallies in
the third period put the game
beyond recall.
Essentially victory Of an
aroused team, the contest pro-
duced two standouts for the
Deacons, sophomore Tailback
Bill (Nub) Smith and End John
CRed) O'Quinn.
Smith, in pacing the Wake
Forest offense, rushed 18 times
for 246 yards and gained "a more
with one pass and one reception
for total personal gain Of 370
yards.
Smith scored on a 44-yard end
run in the final period, passed for
one touchdown and reeled off
f1rst-half runs of So and "a yards
to set up other tallies.
O'Quinn, national pass-catch-
ing champion of last year, caught
three touchdown passes, his first
of the season.
Principal weapon in rebuttal for
William and Mary was End Vito
Ragazzo, who shared three touch
down tosses.
Wake Forest, in winning its
second game in six starts, gave
the Homecoming crowd of $4,000
an impressive demonstration of a
power-packed machine in action.
The Deacons rolled to 500 yards,
357 on the ground and l43 in the
air, as nine of II passes were COM
pleted. ~...-
Evening star., 1949-10-23
STATISTICS
Fans Offer
To Pay Girls Fine
In Roller Derby

Washington television fans
hastened to the support of
Midge (Tuffy) Brasuhn. cap
tain of the Brooklyn Bombers,
when she was fined 20 for toss
ing the first punch in a fight
with Mary Gardner of the
Washington Baltimore Wild =
cats in the Roller Derby last
night at Uline Arena.
The officials announcement
of the fine was followed quickly
by a batch of phone calls from
video watchers offering to pay
it.
The Wildcats won the wild
session, 1911. to take 2-1 lead
in the 11-night series, which
will be resumed tonight.
Evening star., 1949-10-23
Baltimore u. Defeats
American u. at Soccer
" the Associoted Prose

- UT IIIc ItSSOS1OI0d FTG3S
BALTIMORE, Oct. 22.-Balti-
more University kept up its high
scoring ways as it trounced Amer
ican US soccer team, S to 0, today.
Although Baltimore completely
controlled the play throughout. it
was unable to get its offense work
ing until late in the first period.
Thereafter, 1t was a case Of Balti-
more's deceptive passing versus
Americans long-booting backs.