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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
Schocht Tells How Dempsey
Bmed Him Into Big Money

York. ahem-prevents me from
appearing more. but I plan to
keep active in exhibitions the
rest of my life"
Al is in his mid-50s, he's slim
and athletic as a 20-year-old,
and some Of the stunts he pulls
out there during his routine
would tax the agility Of q
youngster.
AS for Dempsey, the guy who
broke his shoulder.
Every time I see him I
throw my arms around him
and thank him." AL says
reverently.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
Little Hoyos Trimmed

BALTIMORE, Oct. Is tSpeciaD
-Loyola High Of Baltimore
pushed across three touchdowns
in the opening period and then
coasted to 41-8 victory over
Georgetown Prep of Washington
here yesterday. The Little Hoyas
lost their first game by a single
point to Mount Vernon and last
week tied Dewitt.
LoYoLA.
Ends-picsrella, Honerbert.
Tackles-Sheehan. Buchness
Guards-o'Ternasek, Baumgart.
Center-Balcerzak.
Backs-Kedzior. Mclean, Gunther, Nc
Keever.
GEORGETOWN PREP
Ends-Haley. Provosty, Saul, Johnny suili-
Tackies-H. o'Donnen. wimsa.t, coons.
t Guards-Eckridge, Pate. p. O'Donnell.
Centers-AItemus, Hornine. L. Kennedy.
Backs-N. Kennedy, Kaufman. Kelly. Leon
spence, vinsonhaler. Hannibal, Daily, Jim
Sullivan, Quinn.
GsssI. '''... Prep . 3 -;
observation-disclosures (2. ounthsr. Nc.
Lean, Picarell Sullivan. Points after touch.
down-Hoferbert (5).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
Majors Gates Fall but Cards,
Tjqers, Bosox Hit New Marks

the unofficial total attendance
was 9,507,796.
In the National, the Boston
Braves, who like Cleveland failed
to repeat their 1948 pennant VIC
tory. led the decline with minus
373,608.
Greatest increase in the Ma
tional was st. Louis 319,146 and
Brooklyn's 236.260, while the Chi.
cago White Sox bettered their
1948 mark by 163,961 in the
American.
Detroit with 1921, 204, the st.
Louis Cards with 1,430,586 and
Boston Red Sox with 1865 set
new records for themselves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
By Whitney Mortin
Assoeioted Press Sports Writer

NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-"Did
I ever tell you." Al Schacht
asked, How Jack Dempsey
started me off on my career as
a baseball clown?"
He never had told us. but if
he had, that wouldn't have
stopped Al anyway.
Dempsey ruined many a
man with his punches the
funny fellow continued, "but
he made me a rich man. Or at
least, better off"
This sounded like a riddle,
but Al quickly elaborated.
1T was in 1886 at Yankee
Stadium" he said. Il was a
Red Sox coach, and Glowing
on the side at games. Not get
ting paid for it, either. The
Glowing, I mean.
Between games of a double
header with the Yankees I put
on pantomine boxing act.
pretending I was fighting some
invisible foe. Jack Dempsey
was there, so I called on him to
referee this phantom match.
"At the end of the act I was
supposed to take a swing at
him, miss, and hit myself on
the chin, knocking myself out.
Well, Jack wasn't hep to
the act, and when I wound up
and started to swing at him
he thought I really meant to
hit him. He involuntarily
stuck out his left. and it hit
me right on the chin.
1T Jared me and threw me
OF balance, and instead of
falling forward as I had meant
to do, I tumbled over backward
and landed on my shoulders.
They carried me off the field
and the crowd cheered. What
an act! It wasn't all acting.
Anyway, I discovered my
shoulder was broken, and that
night I made a big decision.
II had been picking up a
few dollars on the side appear
ing at nearby minor league
parks. The crowd at the sta
dunn that afternoon thought I
was funny. I decided right
then that I'd take up Glowing
as a career.
THE next year I got myself
booked all over the country,
and that year I cleared $29, 1000.
I've been limiting my appear
ances to IS shows a year. My
business think have one of
the best restaurants in New
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-Major
league baseball attendance dipped
a slight 3 per cent from it's record
high of 1948, but unofficial figures
show the 16 big league clubs still
drew 2O.312,327 customers during
1949. The New York Yankees
were high with 2,321,302.
The American League with
10 ,804,531 paid was off some 345,-
500, with Cleveland dropping
$780, from it's all-time record OF
a year ago. The decrease was
262,994 IN the National, where
AMERICAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
BY Bill Fuchs

Is st. Adams a little worried
about Georgetown Prep?
Frankly, yes, for the Little
Hoyas represent the biggest OBJ
struction for st. Adams in its
journey to an undefeated. united
season.
st. Adams, which now has
turned in three straight victories,
including yesterdays last-period
21-12 victory over Bethesda
Chevy Chase, travels to George
town Prep next Friday for one
of the top games of this area
schoolboy schedule.
IF we can get by Georgetown
Prep" admits st. Adams Coach
Rob Middleton, then we'll have
a good chance of finishing the
season undefeated."
Middleton isn't gazing through
magnified lenses when he sees his
team as comparable to any high
school eleven in this area.
were close to any OF en- he
says. I'VE have big line. It
averages 1872 pounds. And we
have a good fast backfield."
Leach Shines in Backfield.
Star in the backfield is Walter
Leach, a 155-pound, broken field
runner. while helping along con-
siderably in the bruising line is
Roger Kingsbury, known a little
better for his proves on the bas-
ket ball court.
II think Kingsbury is the best
schoolboy end in town." says
Middleton. Hes 6-412 and
weighs 1876 and he is only II.
When he grows up he'll be plenty
good"
Also on the line are Tackle
Tom Sisson, 6-21a and 100; Tackle
Jim Rill. 6-2' and 1870; Guards
Charles Warner and Tyler Abel,
Center Joe Dittmar and Ends
John Doeg, Ralph Pagter and
Meredith Price.
Abel is the step-son of News
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15

Hyattsville trounced Laurel
$50 last night at College Park
in the first Prince Georges County
League football clash for both
teams. Spanked by the running
of Billy Billingsley and Archie
Gonsalves, Hyattsville, scored
twice In the first quarter and
again in the second by sweeping
the ends. Warren Lyle added
two more tuochdowns in the third
Ends-O' Brien. Lambides Markoe.
Tackles-Merson, Trombley. Craft DoCarmo
Guards-Mller. Otis, Robinson. Payne.
Center-Post
Backs-clark, Cole. Morley Smith. Gels.
HYATTSVILLE.
Ends-Dawson Walton, Adams. Millisan.
Tackies-Whitley, Husk. Campbell. Lssman
0uards-Hennekes, Lewis, Thompson. Phoeb.
US. Stevens.
Centers--Markley, Powell, Carpenter, Long
Backs-duest, Falls. Gonsalves, Lytle. Baker
Cheek, Lynch, Grisby, Billingsley, Bssley
Norris.
Laurel -.o o o.
Touchdowns oonsalves, Billinssley "a
Lytle (2). Points after touchdowns. orissby
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
Meningitis Suspected,
Grid Come Cancelled

A football game scheduled today
between st. Paul's School of Bal
timore and Episcopal High Of
Alexandria was Cancelled because
lone of the Episcopal stars may
have spinal meningitis.
Confined to the school inf1rm-
airy is Fred Boxley of Roanoke,
Va. Episcopal quarterback. Buck
Boxley. Fred's brother, plays in
the line and is a co-captain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
Links Stars Paired
In virginia-D. {. Tiff
By the Associated Press


CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Oct.
15.-All-Star golf teams from the
State Of Virginia and the District
of Columbia will meet here tomor-
row in a best-ball match, scoring
by Nassau County.
The match. with Is players on
each team. will be played over the
tough Pennington Country Club
layout. The pairings:
1--Wynsol Spencer and Walter Hasen,
~ John 5. Battle. IT,, and James o.
G Wssts T., Vo,. Virginia vs. Jim Gardner and
3-Benno Jansen. jr., and George Full
ton. u. Virginia, vs.. Claude Rippy and
"a. r. (pst) Jansen and Earl Howell,
virginia, vs.. Charles Price and Billy Shea
5-Harry Easterly, jr., and Irwin Blan-
card. Virginia. VS.. Ed Ault and Earl Me-
6-Raymond Lang and George Gosey,
Virginia, VS.. Don Miller and Ted Burrows.
Ginia. vs.. Maury Nee and Karl Corby.
SACK Harris and Meredith watson
yirginia, VS.. William McFerren and Ben
Schriever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
Phelps Wins on Kick

A 3o-yard pass from Edward
Isley to Sandy Freeman and a
placement by William Jones in the
fourth quarter gave Phelps a 7-6
victory over Parker Gray last
night at Alexandria. Parker Gray
scored in the third period on q
+30-yard pass from Walter Har-
grove to Leo Valentine, but a bad
pass from center spoiled the at
tempted placement.
PHELPS.
Ends-Freeman, W. Jones. Hillman.
Tackles-Tabron, Greenwood.
Guards-Alfred, Peterson.
Centers-B. Jones, Smith.
Backs-Payne, Ivy, Cosey, Hill, Hawkins
1sley, jackson, Ross
PARKER-GRAY.
Ends-Valentine, Ward
Tack1es-Pearson, Funn, Bass.
Guards-Bumbray. Parker, M. Smith.
Centers-Dean, B. Smith, Lovingood.
Backs-Carroll, Jordan, Shepard. Furgesson
Harrison, Hargrove, Hillary Brooks.
Phelps --.------.---..-------------- II
Touchdowns Freeman. Valentine Poin,
after touchdown. w. Jones. (placement)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
Czechs Oppose San Francisco
Stars in Dallas Net Sen1ifindIs

"a, Ga over Charles Harris OF
Dallas. Cernik beat Warren Nc
MILAN of Fort Worth 60, 81,
and Jason Morton of Houston,
Tex, rs, Ga.
Larson turned in 6-3. 81
victory over Kenneth Crawford Of
Dallas and beat down a little
stronger competition by Leo La
borde of Beaumont, Tex, Ga.
Ga.
Cochell beat Dixon Osborne of
Dallas 6-3, 60.
Fry erased Mary Jacoby of
Dallas 6-1, 60; Warner downed
Edith Smith Morton of Houston,
6-3, 6-1; Buck beat Jayne
Johnson of Dallas. 60, 6-3, and
Armour won 60, 60 from
| Marilyn Mayes of Dallas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
Johnnies Capitalize

Western High suffered its third
setback Of the season at the
hands Of st. Johns TO, at West
ern. The Johnnies' record now
stands at two wins, two losses.
Tom Clark scored from five yards
out after Joe Hands fell on Jim
IOLeary's blocked punt early in
the first quarter. Hands kick was
perfect.
ST JOINS
Ends-Hands. Dryer Daily, Goerinser
Tackles-Shea, Delaney, Fannon, Grove
| Guards-Fennel. Drake. Carney, LeneskI
Centers-MacDonald. Mcmahon.
sseksaclark; MacLindon, Matullo, Frye,
WESTERN
Garry.
Tackles-Fay. Leibau Stott
Guards-Snead, Dressler Gentle, Stewart,
Centers-Rawlinss, Meetze
Backs--Wenstein. Larsen, Casey. OLAary,
Dsyharsh. Pesinger, Campbell Dean,
Western O. %
Touchdown-clark Point after touchdown
Hands (placemenD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
BoIunos and Docusen
Matched on Coast
BY the Associated Press

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 15.-En-
rique Bolanos of Mexico City and
Make little Duke) Docusen of
New Orleans have signed to meet
in a 12-round bout for the Cali
fornia lightweight title November
Is at Olympic Auditorium.
The California Athletic Com
mission approved 1t as a cham
pionship bout. Promoter Cal
Eaton expects to scale prices from
81 to $40. Both Bolanos and
Docusen have been great crowd
pleasers here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
AS Buy Pitcher NordeIIa
From Portsmouth Cubs
BY the Associated Press

PORTSMOUTH, Va, Oct. Is
Frank Lawrence, owner Of the
Portsmouth Cubs in the Piedmont
League, has announced the condi-
tional sale of Pitcher Angelo
(Wimpy) Nardella to the Phila-
delphia Athletics.
Nardella won 20 and lost 7 for
the Cubs last season and had the
second best earned-run average in
the circuit. He was the Pied
mont's first 20-game winner
since 1943.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
Long Pass Play Tells

A 55-yard pass play from Buddy
Brawner to George Kimball gave
Landon the. only score of the
game in a 60 victory over Ma
tional Training School at NTS.
LANDON.
Ends-Stever, Francis COPELAND.
Tackles - Thompson, Holbrock, Hawheld
Riddiford.
Guards-Engleman. Granger, Chesterson.
Centers-Bledsoe, Butts.
Backs-KimbalI, Cess, Brawner, Banheld,
Barrett, Long.
N. r. q.
Ends-Branhan, Baker, Wilson.
TAckles-Lupo. Baulder Plume Kendall.
Guards-Msson, Hemo, Bernan
Centers-Leach Smith.
Backs-Beach, Muvey, Laroque Gable
Maud.
Lahdon ------------ .---.-------0 Ok
N. T. 8. -.---- % 0 Go
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Tech Beats Hogerstown

HAGERSTOWN. Md, Oct. Is
Pl.-McKinley Tech High OF
Washington romped over an out
played Hagerstown High here last
night. Is to 7. The visitors scored
in every quarter. Benny Colan-
dreo started Tech of with a quick
lead by taking a handof1 on the
opening kickoff from Stony Jack
son and going 81 yards to score.
MCKINLEY.
Gnds-Cooke, Baskell Beck. Jones, Wolfe
Tacflss-Perkins, Hilton Hudging
Gusrds-Rinaca, Hopkins, Kells, vausht
Posey,- Green. Wilbur
Centers-Frain. Dent, Poole.
Backs-Colandreo. Murray, Jackson Were
Smith. Mocabee. Portch, Moul. Mayors, Ker.
Ends-Amphill, Hendel, Frush, Nuckels
Tackles-Wolfe, Warrenfeld wolfkill, Mo.
lingo.
ouards-Lons. odendhal. Stains Brown
Johns. Nigh Schafer.
Centers-spence. Trumpower. Morgan
Baeks-West, Ridgely. Disesti, Ranes, n
Nigh. Wants, Weiss.
Mckinley ..--.. 60 7-2
Haserstowr -.-.-. o o T.
Touchdovns-colandreo (2), Fox. wese
rrush. Points after touehdovns-wilh1r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
Rockville Dumped. 1912

FREDERICK, Md, Oct. is up.
Frederick High staged a de-
cided upset over Richard Mont
gomery Of Rockville here tonight,
downing the two-touchdown ia
vorites by a score of SO to IL. A
steady drizzle slowed the game
down somewhat, made ball han
ding risky and Rockville fumbled
much Of the game away.
ROCKVILLE.
Ends-cooper, Hall. Coleman
Tackles--D Harding, r. Schwsrtzzeck Bur
rows. Burdetts, Thompson
0uards-Ganley, Nedlett, Harmon, Humphrey
Centers-Floyd. D. schwartzbeek.
Standardization Lazarus.
Halfbacks-kins, Mcdonald, violette, J.
Harding.
Fullbacks-Grant, Deer.
FREDERICK.
Ends-Cadle. Flock. W. Neal, Baker
Tackles-Rhoderick, G. Butler, n. Browning
dnsrds-shipIey, Castle, Ensle, Fred Bursee
Beard.
Centers-wright, Marcoe
Quarterbscks-J. Main, r. Burgee, Powell
Reinhart.
Haitbaeks-Haush, pudderar, WAGNER, J.
Baker.
Fuilback-E. Hall.
Eockvlile ------.-.---~----.------- o.;
Frederick --.----------------------.- II - Ia;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15

Chamberlain High and Wood
ward fought to a 6-6 deadlock on
the Ellipse. Chamberlain scored
its touchdown on a DeRocco-to-
Rochinski pass in the second
period. Woodward Tailed in the
final on a McEwen-to- Chrissman
aerial.
WOODWARD.
Ends-Poole. Chrissman.
Tackles-Leaque, Colburn.
Guards-Kancock, Pearson.
Center-Bloom.
Backs-Morgan, Desalugne, Blackwell. Nc.
Even.
CHAMBERLAIN.
Ends-Pearson, Douglas, Bartlett, Garner.
Tackles-Tagleston CLARK.
Guards-Haynes. Culberhouse, Kiahs.
Centers-Barnett, Grtfhth.
Bacts-Norre, woods, Curtis, Blount, Mant.
yorris. DeRocco, Brooks, Roehinski
Woodward -.-----.------.- 0 0 81
Chamberlain .---.--- OIL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Chrissmsn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15

FRONT ROYAL, Va. Oct. IL
(SpeciaD. Falls Church (Va.)
High School beat Warren County
High, 300, here last night. Bill
Wheeler skirted left end IS yards
in the opening minutes for the
visitors first touchdown. Fred
Landess and Buddy Reeves made
the other two TALES.
FALLS CHURCH.
Ends--McCarl Smith, Rothery.
TackleB-Mayer, stearns.
Guards-Devereaux. Cans.
Center-Blickrsst.
Backs.-Reeves. Wheeler. Trumbo. Cloud
Power, Miller, Landess.
WARREN COUNTY.
Ends-Clarke, Clark.
Duncan.
ouards-Bsumsardner, Mathews. Rudevilie
Center-George.
Bacfs-Rutheford, casarotti, .. Smith, wine
Luber, w. Smith, Wines.
w SslI cn oasn,, "a 3 3 -;
Points after touchdowns: Smith (pass from
Reeves); McCarl fpass from Cloud.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15

Ten years ago-Detroit ex-
tended its National Football
League winning streak to four
straight. downing the Cleve-
land Rams, ISL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
Anne York, Mrs. Myers Win
Golf Events: One DeadIocked

and Mrs. r. L. Brister, 94-19-75,
tied in the Mrs. Frank Mirth tour
ney at Washington. Tied for third
were Mrs. George Bailey, 84-7-77,
and Mrs. Henry Riley, 88-11-77.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
Dunbar Loses First
BALTIMORE. Oct. Is Especially

BALTIMORE. Oct. Is Especially
Dunbar Highs football team re-
turned to Washington no longer
in the unbeaten class. Baltimore's
Douglass High handed Dunbar It's
first setback. $40. here yesterday.
DUNBAR
Ends-Durham, Wiikerson, Britto, jackson.
Taekles-Allen. Grant. ONeal, Watson,
Abernathy.
ouards-chase, Harvey. ousnder. Brass,
Finley.
centers-conway, Penn, Page.
Bseks-Marshall, Tapscott, Webster Gray,
Smith, Goings, Prett, Young. Davis, jackson.
DOUGLASS
Ends-Haskins, Thornton, HAYWOOD, Childs,
Rogers, Cooper, Gibson.
Tackles-doode. Clayton, Carter, Hturpin,
Mcqueen.
Guards-Prettyman. r. Brown, Roberts,
Dukes, Gaskins
Centers-J. Brown. Stanley, Morton.
Backs-Valentine, Faulkner, Addison, Curry
Colone, Thompson, Anthony Hall, Courtney,
Craig, Johns, Alexander, Cottman.
D Doussass 49, --..--- : IA
Touchdowns: Faulkner. Addison. Curry,
Norton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15

Anne York won the 1855 wom-
ems golf tournament yesterday at
Army Navy Country Club with
flve As in her 80 score. Second
was Mrs. M. ]. Torlinski with 10
IS and an IS total, and third was
Mrs. Patrick Stevens with nine IS
and 104.
The nine-holers completed their
annual tourney with Mrs. F. G..
Erskine defeating Mrs. L. K. Nc
Intyre, / up, in the first flight.
Second flight winner was Mrs.
Charles w. Nuendorf, 2 and /,
over Mrs. H. p. Van Ormer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
Charlotte Hall Loses

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. Is
Benedictine Academy today has
good reason to celebrate for, after
I'VE losing starts, the schools foot
SAIL squad finally has tasted VIC
bry. Charlotte Hall of Mechan-
csville, Nd, was the victim, $50,
sere yesterday.
CHARLOTTE Nall .4--.------------ 0 60
senedictine --.--.------- 112s
Touchdovns--pugh, Harris Simon, DvorGk
feint altar touchdown-Rhodes (placement)
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Armstrong Wins Aqoin

Armstrong High has three
straight victories under its belt
following its 1875 victory over
Carver of Baltimore at Brooks
Stadium. The Techman sewed up
the game in the third period with
an 83-yard drive that terminated
in 1-yard buck for a touchdown
by Fullback Speed Arts. Arm
strong scored in the first stanza
on an end-round by Arthur Van
Brackle. Reggie Lees 40-yard re-
turn with a pass interception set
up the play. Rogers scored for
Carver in the second period on a
line buck.
CARVER.
Ends-Barns. Jones, Palmer, Young.
Taekles-Robinson, Harris;
Centers.Marshall, Murdoch.
Backs-Vaughn, Lewis, Rogers. ouarles, Nc
Coy. Keys.
ARMSTRONG.
Ends-Alexander. Burton, Scott.
Tackles-Reed. Charity. Whisonant, Shields
Guards-rurner. Miner. Thopson.
Center-Trotter
Backs-King, Lee Mccoy Jackson, Rollins
Arts, Queen, Locket, Freeman.
Carver -----1 0 o.
Armstrong .-----.----. ------------. Oil
Touchdowns-Rogers, Van Braekle. Arts
Point after touchdown-Lee (placement).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15

Mrs. John Myers won Congress
sional's ladies day play with
92-17-75, finishing 2 down against
par. Glass B winner was Mrs.
Howard j. Klossner, 92-22-70,
up, and class c. Mrs. j. A.
Mount, 107-31-86, l down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
Gavi|an PIasters Jack
May Take on Fusari
BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO, Oct. 15.-Making his
first start since he was knitted in
a Harlem street scrape, Cuba's Kid
Gavilan slammed out a 10-round
unanimous decision over Beau
Jack in Chicago Stadium last
night.
The second stadium show Of the
International Boxing Club drew a
disappointing crowd of 5,189
Gross receipts were 1921
The IBC now plans a possible
match in Chicago between Cav
ilan and Charley Fusari. Gavilan
also may meet Sugar Ray Robin
son again, although the Cuban
already has lost two decisions to
the welterweight champion.
The 23-year-old Gavilan, out
weighing his opponent, 148 to 140
had Beau Jack on the ropes in the
third round with a volley to the
head. but the one-time Augusta
(Ga) bootblack would not GO
down. Jack fought five rounds
with his left eye swollen nearly
shut from Gavilan's jolting left
hooks and sharp right crosses.
Bulls B. Is Grade ~
The Bulls "B" team is of tt
a successful start in the 1949 foot
ball squad. Johnny O'Neill sprint
ed 33 and Z yards, respectively
for touchdowns to give the BULL:
secondaries 1877 victory over
Mercersburg Pa.) Academy E
team yesterday at Bulls.
BULLS "B"
Ends-wambaugh. Brendel. Wells.
Tackes-Delsney. Prahalis, Ellepp.
Guards-Buckley, Ward. kennebec.
Centers-Hilland. Evans.
Backs-Loughran. o'Neil, Brandenberry, Hall
Hutddens. Cole, Williams, Cello.
MERCEksBURG "B"
Ends-Thomas, Damsel
Tackles-Grinc, Duncan, LeGors.
Guards-McDonald Conrad
Center-Christmer.
Backs-Mc1ntyre. Hooper Hartley. McIlv.in
Goodman. Mitchell, Howell.
Bulls - ...--6 Oh:
Mercertburg -------..-.---------.--o o.
Touchdowns: O'Neil (2), Hartley Point itei
touchdown: Goodman placement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
Curdozo Runners Win

Cardozo defeated Dunbar. 20
81, yesterday in a cross country
run over the Langston Golf
Course.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15

Observation-Disclosures, vilette, Rod cadle
90, WAGNER, Main: Points after touchdown
D. Baker, Main, Burgee.
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Bulls B. Is Grade ~
HyottsviiIe Wins

Touchdowns: oNeil (2), Hartley. Pc
touchdown: Goodman (placement).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
Presidents Win Fourth

Touchdowns-Colandreo (2), Fox, wese
frush. Points after touchdowns-wilber
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Mrs. r. d. Young, 93-1S-75
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
ARMSTRONG
Falls Church Scores

Touchdowns-Rogers, Van Brackle. Ar
Point after touchdown-Lee (placement).
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observation-disclosures (0, Gunther Nc
Lean, Pcarelli, Sullivan. Points after touch
down-Honerbert (5).
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Touchdown-Clark. Point after touchdown
Hands (placement.
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Chamberlain in Tie

Touchdown: Kimbal
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-09-17
Church Of
Incarnation News

Mrs. Margaret Gibson is still sick
at her home in Liberty Square, 1920
NV 14th ct. Drop in and see her.
The Vestry Committee of the
church met at the home of Mr.. Ben
son Gardner, last Tuesday night
after the close of business. The men
were served ice cream and cake.
Mrs. Gardner and Mrs. HaRnilton
served the repast which was much
enjoyed FIR. Jarrett presided over
the meeting.
Sunday, September 18th is the
18th Sunday after Trinity. Low mass
will be celebrated by Rev. John j.
Jarrett Jr. at S:45 am. in the COM
munity auditorium. You are invited
to attend this service. Church School
at 10 am.
All men of the. church are invited
to attend this service after the
mass the men are requested to re-
ain for few minutes. There will
be business of Importance to be dis
cussed.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-09-17
Thursday Night

The general Prayer meeting by
all and for all who need prayer for
body, soul and spirit that you may
be healed and the meeting goes on
until Sunday, September rs. Holy
Come, you are welcome and help
us enjoy the good things which only
the Lord gives to his people.
Yours for the truth of the gospel
Elder Thomas Richardson
Overseeing Pastor ~,
The Evangelistic Headquarters
1853 NV 9th ST., Miami, Fla.
Phone 78-3181 .r .....