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BOATS

1913 JOHNSON-16-hp., excellent
cond.; S225 or best offer. Call
OK. 446S, -
81, $50, BARGAIN, 46xi8. Chesapeake
Bay fishing boat, Universal Sea
reduction gear and auxiliary genera
tor, all in Al cond.: ready to go;
able boat; looks good; fully equip.
Can be inspected. r. E. LEE BOAT
YARD, Shady Side, Md. Further
particulars. ST. 1903. II
Bloody PoiEt. Gooses, Herring Bay.
For reservations, call CAPT. AM
THONY KING. WA. 4192.
COMFORTABLE LIVING quarters,
suitable for cpl. or cpl. with
child: furn.; blks. from Dept. of
Agriculture; S1,500. Call HO. 5T55
hpt opd n N, Il :
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DESKS. DESKS-Clearance Of sectls.
tS31; typists tS1S1:. execs. tS25l:
and few 12-dwr. dbl. desks tS.0t;
filing cabinets, ., 3 or 4 dwr. 49,
$50: card files. tables. chairs. ward
robes. Govt. proc. rebuilt or recond.
D. c. SURPLUS SALES, sos In
diana ave. NV, nr. 9th st. -
DIAMoNDS-Lady's sol. V ct. $50:
lady's sol. ,. CT. Sl75: lady,.s l CT.
$3.50: lady's. nice plat. Ia cts.
$3.50; lady's fine 2A Ct. $3.50; lady's
Al Ct. $1,000: all prices in
clude mtes. Trades accepted. LIV-
INGSTON a. CO., 1923 H St. NV
DIAMOND RING, 3 stone. u carat
each: will sacrifice. DI. S14S. s.
DIAMOND RINGS-One diamond
cluster ring; platinum and gold. %
small diamonds. Q large diamonds
$500 One diamond dinner ring;
platinum, s small diamonds, 5 large
diamonds, $500 Pvt. party is sacri-
ficing for quick sale. WI. 1887, after 5.
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FURNITURE WANTED

Top prices. Call co. 1855
GOLD-Br.ng your old gold. plat.
mum. teeth. discarded 5ewelry. We
pay cash A. KAHN. INC. 81 years
at 935 r st NV
ORGAN, Hammond or similar make.
particulars and price for cash, please.
EN- 94o6 BOX fiS-M, Star 4
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Old established business on busy
street. Transient trade. Doing
approximately 50 900 month. Owner
III will sacrifice for $1,000. full
price. includes lock- stock and
equipment This business will net
Slo 900 wear. For further informs-
ton, call HENRY SALUS (estab-
lished 1920. l1O4 Vermont ave.
NV. ST. 3344. %
Restaurant, Mr.. 14th 81 U
beautiful stainless steel kitchen.
Owner retiring Wkly income ap-
prox $4,000. Quick sale. S45, 900.
w, C. GERBICH, MI. 4047
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WHY STORE YOUR BABY GRANDf
I'll give it excellent care, single
adult use, no teaching. You save
storage, III save rental. Box 326-M.
Star. Every response answered.
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ROOMING DE LUXE

2 very clean rooms. 2 baths: rent
500, lease: income quoted S271
mo-. plus 2-rm. and bath apt. for
owner: gas h-w.h.; all men tenants.
Location B st. near 3rd and Penna
ave. sc. Price S3.950. down only
$1,000.
A. R. Seelye, DI. 1925
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E9S1EMzEMSASaEME;
CHRISTMAS GIFT
SUGGESTIONS
ExsSExNx AYSYSE EExHxfS
FOR HER

FOR HER
AFRICAN VIOLETs-Beautifu bloom
ing plants: will make ideal Xmas
gifts. WO. 1890. a
FUR COAT, black skunk; like new:
size IL. Must be seen to be appre-
ciated; orig. cost S27e, sell for SIS
MATCHED PAIR of silver fox furs
with smart little fur-trimmed hat:
orig cost, S325; SELL S1oo. Call
PERFUME, chaners eardenia extract,
S-oz. bottle: clothes bag, rubber,
moth-proof. new; dress form. adjust
able. new: cape. long. black. velvet,
with hood. new. Gil. 26Sa. =
TABLE CLOTHS and scarfs. hand
crochted. wonderful Xmas presents;
also ANTIQUE desk. S1a Roeder rd.
Silver Spring, Md, opposite Hecht
WRIST WATCH, lady's 17-jewel yell
low gold: S35. vi. 5344 &
THE GIFTS Meissen
cups and saucers, figurines. beauti-
full designed plates and wine COLLINS.
beautiful designs. HOBBY SHOP,
10 18th st. NV. DI. 12T2.
NEW, hand-crocheted beaded bag,
fluted sides. beaded rope handle;
color, gun-metal, black-satin lining
ideal Xmas Gift. S41 80. Call NO.
1874 after l pm. Sat. and Sun.
and after 6 pm. Mon. II
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont.

REPAIRS AND SERVICE (cont.)
FAPns1SS s1nss ss5 sago T6te sstery mccall hs
guar; work; refs. MA. ,57a4. vlG
house, ss5 compi.: white mech,
guar. work; refs. DU. 1870. 10
PAPERING ; 49,, AND I'd PAINTING; PAL ,sp Atl
BECKETT. Nj oe5o:
sstima.ss fsp Atss fHE bEeoRATVE RssrHif
SHOP. RA NY.
PAPER HANGING. painting. plaster
ing, Goor Coo. ref retinishing: special sla low
PAPERHANGING, painting; white
reIiabie. fSdiee sooKo1P Sc oKe TPfk D1 IL !ass SS s.
PAPFRHANGiNG-s7 up per rm !:
la4a washable sunfast papers: work
Suay1E,seT RrpsRNG isa aore eE bv Sta White
PLATTER REPAIRING. patch work
speciality: white mechs.: good serv-
ice. E. o. LIVINGSTON, TU. OIL.
PLAsTERING = Ceilings. partitions
and patching; white mechanic; work
guaranteed. Call M. n..i. A
PLASTERING A SPECIALITY. new or
mechanics. Work guar. r. No No. $7a$
PLuMBIh G-No Job too small; re,
PLUMBING AND HEATING-Bath-
rooms. kitchens, heating plants mod
srn5sd t9ss on essy sstafes RI 1seo
-ances4 J sHAPIRo, reg. q. G.,
Md. BIS Georgia ave. NV.
PLUMBING AND HEATING-By reg
istered plumber; rebuilt hot-wateI
heaters. Ii. 3-526S. %
PLUMBING AND HEATING
GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES
ALLEN L LLOYD. MI. 1896.
REFRIGERATORS REPAIRED. also
pFpENDo TfIhsTs spsEanssed RErRGRRsTIoN ssTyss CO..
Day UN 1912 Ewes, UN 1915
ROOF REPAIRING. waterproofing
Want small Jobs. Work guar. F P
WADDELL.' TR. 1879. Ii. 4-l94S
ROOFTNG. an types, no lob toe
small; repairs and new roofs. SAM
UEI C. BOYD. INC. GE. 1908
ROOFING, all types: new work and
repairs: cutters. spouts, carpentry
and painting: free stimates. A d
THOMAS, HU. 1882. -13
UPHOLSTERING and repairing:
springs .retied: bottoms. cushions re-
built; all work guaranteed; Tree eSti-
mates. Call Ii. 1-9S17. S
UPHOLSTERING and repairing; my
furniture will stand up when you sit
down. R. LTYNES, Ii. 3-2122. -
UPHOLSTERY, RUGS cleaned, moth.
proofed in your home: expert ~erv-
ice. Call Lockwood 5-0355.
VENETIAN BLINDS washed, repa,nt.
ed. retaped. recorded PARK AVE.
VENETIAN BLIND CO. 6214 r. l.
ave. RiverdaIe Md UN 1345
WALLPAPER REMOVED by steam;
white workers; $3.50 average room
AT. 5613. Il
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FUR COATS

Must sell every garment in stock re.
gardless of cost We cannot pay
our bills with fur coats. Jackets
capes or scarfs II you are looking
for the best buy in town, see us
first. Budget terms: lay away.
RASKTN FTJRS
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BUSINESS SERVICES

MAILING ADDRESS and secretarial
service; excellent location; nominal
cost. Also desk space. Phone DI.
1885, -6
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Corner sth and G NV

FUR JACKET, Silver Fox. excellent
condition. Call MRS. SMITH, Sligo
93a5. -
FUR JACKET, silver fox. size IA, ex-
cellent condition. 500. XII. S-9S02.
ewes and week ends a
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i.IScELLANEoUs WANTED

MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
WELDERS, portable. for rent. TIE
1894 -S
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BASKIN FURS

S15; 5-ft sink, double drain with
faucets, SIS. Also doors. windows
and window frame. EN-. 1902. =
CORNER CUPBOARD, chippendale.
soli6 mahogany: excel. cond. CHI.
Oa05. 4744 North :32nd St, Arline..
ton. Va, near Washington Golf and
Country Club. Sunday until IL
CHANDELIER. liquor set,
cruet set and FISH vases. 334S 18th
st. NV, Apt. 3. DU. 1179 after 8.
DAEENO BED, good condition. ma
room; and coffee table. $50. CHI.
G202 -5
DEEP FREEZE, one 4-section, oO-cu-
#: also one 12-hole ice cream cab
met. Excel. cond. S2::,5 ca. HO. 42l7.
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AUTO DRIVING LESSONS
Standard Fluid Hydra-matic
Dual control cars, free pickup serv-
ice, s ans pm. daily and Sun.
WI. 1900 4
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COATS AND SUITS

naeies, We overhough., we are
overs5 ocked with quality merchan-
disc. If it's . cloth coat or suit you
need it will pay you to make your
selection now while our prices are
reduced up to 50se for immediate
Evening star., 1949-12-03
FREE DELIVERY
OPEN DAILY TIL 9 PM.
Hoffman UphOlStererS
2433 18th st. NV.

I433 1Sth ST. NV. d
couch. chair, rocker.
ep-table, coffee table; good cond.;
$3.50. 10. 3-4054. #
tapestry liy. rm.; ma
pie twin beds; innerspg. matt: ba-
rm. suite; dinette set;
j Hollywood bed. sgle. CHI. 1144
Sat. after Z pm; Sum-. after IL
noon. II
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TOURIST HOME. fully equipped, do
ave. near Woolworth's new store
This is real good sound invest
ment property. Call Mr. Saunders
ewes. or Sundays, WI. 514S.
E. M. FRY, INC.
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OF FURN.; ALI
KINDS FOR ALL PARTS OF THI
HOUSE. ON SALE SAT. AND SUN
AFTER IL. $500 NEBRASKA AVE
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MIscL. FOR SALE (cont.)
"ES~@s ~" Os E'7
BRICKS. face and common, one or u
million; immediate delivery. MA.
5SS5, ALASKA COAL g. BRICK CO.
BUILDING MATERIAL
sz SIIRPIIIS ARMY BIDGS.

Size Sx10 to 2Ox4S. Hurry, only a
few left. 10xl6, $26; Sx10, S17.50;
2nx4S prefab., sos; 2x4's. 2xtj's
and sheathing as low as 2l4c board
TT: ~ in. waterproof plywood. 10c
50. IT.; "a in. &c So. IT.: bricks S5c
per hundred: also pipe and plumb
ing fixtures. EASTERN STATE
~ ;otarna+fnr othrmS % IoS Lii J6 "IsSR
Evening star., 1949-12-03

S6. WOOOs I'LL vi
FAMOUS READING ANTHRACITE
and Pocahontas coal: fireplace wood.
kindlins; wholesale and retail.
COOPER SUPPLY CO. sl3 18th st.
FIREPLACE WOOD, seasoned oak.
SIS cord. delivered. Ashton 5226.
MORE FOR YOUR MONEY with
clean, seasoned. 1909 hardwood
THE WOODMAN, UN. s525.
FIREWOOD, any kind, size or length,
spec. on slabs. Sl3 cord. Truck
loads. 204 Gu. it., $50. HI. 4106.
SEASONED SPLIT OAK wooD-Win
cords. Call ALASKA COAL CO..
MA. 1885 or OF. 1900
SEASONED OAK and hickory. $50 Q
cord delivered. Call RE. 1920. 5.
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Furniture Unclaimed

7-pc. Junior dining rm. suite, $50;
wine sofa with matching chair.
$40: walnut buffet. ,S12: 6xS
rug. Sl4: 5-pc. aluminium card
table set, S1S; wal china cabinet,
S12; green plastic leather Lawson
sofa. S4S; blond modern buffet. S29:
solid maple corner cabinet, S42.b0:
studio couch. SIS; black LACQUER
commode. S25: solid wal. Hepple-
white vanity, .S29; wal. chifforooe,
dining rm. table Sl2; Victorian
tapestry sofa. Sll0:
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Installed in a few minutes on coil
and box springs. 81. 1884.
BEDRM. FURN., 5 pcs, matched BUR-
walnut. dresser and vanity with
beveled mirrors, double bed with
Beautyrest mattress and box springs
Also brass bed, enameled dark green,
with Foster Avalon springs. Other
misce!. household articles, fireplace
equip, console radio with 4 short
wave bands: pictures, some with
large frames suitable for mirrors,
etc. Phone WI. 4361. A
BEDRM. SUITE, 6-pc. walnut, inner
s-ring mattress and springs. $I25.
Call OR. 1868. after pm. -4
BEDRM. SUITE. Early Ameriean wal
nut. solid dble. bed box springs.
chest. mirror. vanity mirror. bench,
night table; excel. cond.; S125. FA.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

~At LIE ANU LtV6SIVSN
ONE ALUMINIUM 2-horse trailer. Can
Falls Church 2606. 4
FUa sALh-Slaug1ter cattle (cows.
heifers, steersI, on hoof or dressed;
any number. any size. Phone Gaith-
ersburg 516-W-l.
MRS. A. GRIFFITH. Laurel 260.W.
HORSE FOR SALE; good jumper. 500
So. Carlin Spring rd., Arlington, Va.
] HUNTER, 1873; 2-yr. old. 16
p hands. by Spanish Jean: ! tho--
oughbred mare with papers: ] small.
cute pony. black with white feet;
/ lge. pony. Rockville 9SS9: ewes,
one RIDING HORSE. 9 yrs. old.
$50 or best offer. 736 Scully. Or.
Four Corners, Md. SH. 31S3. -
6 FEEDER STEERS, 900 to 500 los.
each; also 3 beautiful Hereford cows.
Price 20 cents per ID. OV. 4561.-4
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TREE REMOVAL
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL

Trees cut up in fireplace length. Also
lots and acreage cleared. GE. B595,
any time, day or night. -
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~ II'.I dIIu p.tII.
ANMOIINCEMEMT
AVIATION.

PIPER SUPER CRUISER, like new.
low time, 3 place 1947, 2-pitch prop,
2-way radio; reasonably priced.
AID. 1929.
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DESK, spinet. rosewood, 500; curio
cabinet, $3.50; brilliant crystal chan
delier. Sl65: nest. nah. tables, S45.
LCRI, $500 Conn, Apt. 21. WO. 1869.
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MILLWORK AND LUMBER

Overhead garage doors, Sx7; blinds,
Christmas platforms. 5xs;; veneered
gum 9 paneled Colonial doors; metal
louyres aluminium: 90-lb. panelins-
shelving; storm sash, odd sizes.
LIBBEY LUMBER CO, 625 N. Y.
ave. NV. MA. 1928. Open Satur-
dor f,,nrpinge
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BEER COUNTER REFRIGERATOR
Two Gift. counters with compressor,
in use now. Very good cond. Must
sell-moving. 513 11th st. NV. -
BICYCLE. girls, brand-new, finest
make; cost $45, sell $50. OIL. 2171.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-20
Novices Will Weiqh In
For Golden G|ovesAAU
Tournament Tonight

Approximately 100 novice-class
boxers will weigh in tonight at
the District Boxing Commission
Office in preparation for the Golden
Gloves-District AAU championship
tournament opening at Turner's
Arena January 3. A similar num-
Der of senior class amateurs will
be examined tomorrow night.
Following the inaugural card,
other preliminary rounds will be
staged at Turner's January S. 10,
IL and 10. The show then moves
to Uline's Arena for the semi
finals February 2 and the cham
pionship round February 8.
Because of the recent merger OF
the Herald Welfare Asso-
citation and the District AAU for
the event, this will be the Districts
only amateur tournament of the
year. The eight senior winners
will be eligible to represent the
Capital in the Eastern and Inter-
city Golden Gloves tests in New
York and Chicago and to COM
pete i'll the National AAU cham
pionshipS in Boston next April.
These same champions also will
be seen here in competition OF
international favor when they
meet Europe's best amateurs at
Uline's late next April.
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Ruthstrom
Continued From Page C-1D

stitution and bylaws provide for
such a hearing. The judge also
commented on the fact that Ruth
strom did not receive written no
tice of the termination of his con-
tract, as provided by the league
even though he was supposed to
be suspended"
The trial was interrupted sew
eral times while rival lawyers
wrangled over legal technicalities.
Bernard I. Nordlinger, Redskins
attorney, argued that the indef1-
mite suspension was punishment
for Ruthstrom's action in quitting
the club and returning to Texas
without notifying the proper offl-
cials. He also argued that the
player had, in effect, broken the
contract by this action and that
the club, therefore, was not liable.
Directed Verdict Denied.
The jury was excused after
Ruthstrom left the stand While
Nordlinger argued for a directed
verdict of acquittal. The motion
was denied by Judge Pine, but
Nordlinger said he would renew
1t today after all testimony In
the case has been heard.
Edwards, who was on the stand
for an hour and As minutes al
the afternoon session. said yester-
day was the first time he had seer
or heard from Ruthstrom since
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-20

he left the team in 1947. He told
of going to the players room at
the Roosevelt Hotel here after
Ruthstrom failed to appear at q
regular Tuesday morning practice
and finding his bed had not been
used. It was there he learned
from Harvey Jones, Ruthstrom 5
roommate, that the fullback had
left town, Edwards declared.
Attorney James ]. Laughlin.
representing the player, repeatedly
tried to draw an admission from
Edwards that Marshall really
made all the decisions pertaining
to Redskins personnel. but the
former coach said that was not
true.
Edwards said he fined Ruth
strom $500 in Chicago because the
player missed practice and ad-
mitted breaking training rules. He
added that the fine had not been
paid because Ruthstrom was re-
paying part of the $1,000 loan
each week and that taking out
payments on the fine would have
been too heavy financial burden
for the player.
Edwards drew a laugh from the
Jury while being questioned about
the Redskins training rules which
forbid players from frequentine
known drinking and gambling es-
adjustments.
There are no gambling places
| in Washington, are there?" asked
Laughlin.
mo" Edwards replied. "but
there are in other cities"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-20
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

Oklahoma Coach Bruce Drake
is man who never uses the
same basketball tactics from one
year to the next.
Last night his team sprang a
new revolving offense against City
College in Madison Square Gar
den that broke a man loose for
easy drive-in shots more than a
dozen times. The Sooners won,
67-63.
"Shocky Needy Chis SCOUT and
I have been working on it for a
couple years." he said. This is
the first time it's come out so
we'll"
In intricacy the pattern rivals
that of the sliding T of Okla
homa's Sugar Bowl football cham
pions.
Time and again Playmaker
Paul Merchant would start of
the whirling and cutting that be-
wildered good City College five,
hitherto unbeaten.
Merchant is just about the
greatest ball handler I've coached, II
Drake said. The little guard
scored 20 points and turned in
an excellent floor game.
On other courts. most Of the
country's major teams came
through with victories.
Bradley rebounded from It's
Purdue defeat by trouncing Geor-
gia Tech, 1850. -.~... +,
Down South, North Carolina
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-20
Sooners' 7 football StyIe)
Bewi|ders C.C.N.Y. Quintet

State blew a 10-polnt lead IN
losing to Michigan, 54-46. 1t was
States first loss in five starts,
The two teams meet again tonight.
On the coast. Indiana broke a
tie in the final minute to whip
Oregon State. $3.50. for its fifth
straight victory. They play again
tonight.
St. Johns made it nine straight
| in drubbing a green Washington
State five. 67-44. The Westerners
folded after holding the New York
club to a 1923 halftime margin
All-winning Villanova did ii
again, 1915. over Loyola Of Bal
timore. Vanderbilt upset Temple
1916.
Iowa edged Notre Dame, 64-62
for the Irish's third loss to a Big
Ten team.
/ Unbeaten Cornell dropped Rut-
gers. 78-46, for its fifth straight
Yale overpowered Rochester, SO.
81. Undefeated Syracuse staged
second-half drive to trounce
Princeton. 80-48.
Iowa State upheld the Biz
Seven's record against the Big Ten
taking Northwestern, 64-54. Ne.
braska had it easy with Colorado
State. 63-43.
/ Louisville whipped touring Den.
yer. 81-70. Utah took Lawrence
Tech, 65-48.
Duquesne won its third straight
in taking Loyola of Los Angeles
i61-47. Bowling Green defeated
visiting William and Mary. 1853
Tonight's major games in.
clude Kansas (2-0 VS.. Holy Gross
$50, Tulane CID vs.. Baylor
(4-2, L. I. u. (5-D vs.. Southern
California (5-D, N. Y. U. go vs.
California (3-2). Minnesota go
at Washington 40. Wisconsin
(5-D at Missouri Old. Hamline
GID at st. Mary's 1-D ano
Southern Illinois at Siena go.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-20

mallards flying high, an occasional
pair of old squaws and a lot Of
riddles swimming far out in the
river we saw few ducks. We did
see one big flight of black ducks,
but they were high and bound for
Chesapeake Bay.
It being a bluebird morning
when the ducks finally settled down
for the day we made tour around
q number Of blinds which had
been closed by the Federal game
protector because of the use OF
bait we were told. We just wanted
to see how they put the bait out.
The places we visited were just
about the worst for fragrant VIC
lations of the law. One blind
had so much corn on its floor that
we fail to see how any one could
have stood up in it with comfort.
Another blind had great strips OF
corn spread over the bottom in
the adjoining shallow water.
There were bushels of it. We
have been advised that most OF
the blinds on South River have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-20
cosenza, Collins Booked
For Turner Mat Show

A match between Tony Cosenza
Of New York and Mike Collins of
Chicago completes the lineup for
tomorrow nights wrestling pro-
gram at Turner's Arena. A two
man team match and the final
round of the junior heavyweight
tournament share top billing.
Booked in the team affair are
Laverne Baxter and Irish Jack
Kelly against Ivan Kamaroff and
Steve Cob. Marvin Mercer meets
Jim Austeri in the tourney final.
These two worked to a one-hour
draw last week, and their en-
gagement tomorrow is to a finish.
Also on the card is a match
between Pedro Ortega and Harry
Finkelstein.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-20
Colonial Quint Sweeps
W, 81, Series First
Time in I Seasons

George Washington's 1851 tri-
umph over Washington and Lee
last night in Lexington was par
ticularly gratifying to the Colo
malls, who have found the Gen.
erals troublesome for the last few
years. This makes the first time
since the 1923 season that G. w.
has been able to sweep the home
and home series.
A 15-point victor, pulled up,
here two weeks ago, Coach Bill
Remnants team was forced to
resort to a late field goal by
Johnny Moffatt for its margin last
night. The triumph gave G. w.
a season record of four wins and
two losses and a Southern Con-
ference mark of 81.
Washington and Lee lost for the
sixth time in seven starts and the
fifth time in six Conference out
ings. The Generals tied the high
ly regarded Duke team in regula-
ton play Saturday night, but
bowed to Dukes 20-point spree
in overtime.
The Colonials lost to Washing
ton and Lee last year by six points
in Lexington. although heavily ia
vored. The previous season the
teams traded one-point victories,
G. w. winning there and losing
here. and in 1867 the teams
also divided their home and home
series.
The Colonials held Jay Hand
Ian, leading scorer in the South
ern Conference, to 10 points last
night. but Chris Compton was
permitted to run loose while the
Colonials were watching Handlan
and Compton Melted Is points.
Dave Hedge made Is for the
losers.
Washington and Lee was six
points ahead at one time in the
first half and held a four point
lead in the second after trailing,
1888, at intermission. But Moi
fats steady scoring. some tap
ms and some fine rebound work
by Ace Adler and scoring in the
pinch by Gene Witkin and Phil
McNiff pulled G.. w. through.
The Colonials will be idle until
a January 3 date at Madison
Square Garden with Manhattan.
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California Defense Unit
Faces Ohio State Plays

BERKELEY. Calf, Dec. 20 (P).
defensive unit goes
to work today against Ohio State
plays in preparation for their Rose
Bowl game.
The shifty halfback. Jack
Swaner, was the only member Of
the California offensive platoon
not on the field at the first daily
drill yesterday. He was in Eureka.
Calf. where his wife is expecting
a baby shortly.
George Souza. the Bears best
defensive end. was suited up, but
wore knee brace as result of his
late-season injury.
Coach Lynn Waldorf said his
Bears were only somewhere be-
tween so and so per cent of the
team" which went through the
regular football season undefeated.
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Glenn Davis Bors All
Grid Jobs but Rams
by the Asseeiafsd Press

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 20.-Lt.
Glenn Davis. ex-West Point ALL
America back. is thinking serious
ly about q baseball career.
Here on leave for the holidays,
1t. Davis said yesterday he hopes
to be released from the Army next
spring to become a Reserve officer.
He said the only football team he
would play for is the Las Angeles
Rams. II the Rams don't get him,
he said. he won't play pro ball.
He is interested in baseball and
several major league clubs are in
terested in him because Of his ter
rife speed and better than 400
batting average at West Point.