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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23

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Nutomoblibnu, in @unni-, Sabaf.
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oeltid)cn Silnin0uItric an.
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cine iolhe 9iegelung praftiih eine
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fpnlnens iiber bcutid)e Nuslonosper.
pIIihtln9cn" hebellten niiroe. slu'
Berbem lon mon in Sonoon nlS Gor.
nuSlctuna Die holblse &erplrflihnnl
ser alilcrten ElGne jur Gnt'lehtunQ
oes meltoeutlhen &oblenbergbalS
uno ser Glen. uno Stablinoultrler
unicben. 9ie brltlihen Soroerungen
an SeltlhlunO meroen aut etiDa $40
Miuionen S.AGurf perunl6lagt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23

erelle 2idt iittli1er 8eranhuortlt@'
teit tent. Mit betpunoerrn9s,perte:
Offenbeit ,tno Gurdtlofefeit leet er
Die idlpere 8eranttport,,ns fir oaS
Gbaos uno gleno ,lnierer 3eit bort
bin, uobin ite eebort. @ie Elm 2,ttber
fampfe er gegen Die &e,delei uno
Siige. 9afiir ut ibm oas Deltfdhlm
Dant idulbie.
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rifaniiden 8oltes. - gs seigt bic
@riinoe fir Die beioen @eltfrieee a,l:
uno benefit in iebr iiberaeugenSer
@eiie, tpie alcin Elm geredter uni
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ein NuffIar,,nesbud i'm uabrIter
Sinne 6es @ortes. gs iollte bon ie.
asleien uno in Miuionen BON grea'
pIaren erbreitet toeroen.
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gbrenrettung bes Oe,ltatlnts a,.o
sic 8efreiune oes &utterlan6es aus
ser stanerei am S6er3eR liest. mus
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lit nit Dem Ser5blut aines &dmpters
eeid1rieben, Dem Die 8ereeipaltiguns
oes 0eutibtums lit auer @elt allf Der
SeeIe brennt.
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blott," 1861 ct. Clair Npe.. gEepe.
Ianb. Ohio, beiteut peroen. gs foitet
| $t.O0. @an leee 1Oc fir @erpad,,ns
Dem Amerifaner ucn aiilte 3u aiiir
uno 0erienb,,rg bel. Beitellen sic "a
belttel
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23
Staklcn,barec 1T >as
itt,pierieite prcbic,,,

Berlin. Gcrtretcr Observation-Disclosures
lnb ocr Sit5one bc9annen fiir5lid) sic
GcmicrenSen iiber oie 8eilegrng bon
StreitiGlcn lnb nlogen in orci ooer
pcir Sagen 5u einer porlallflgen Ser
itGnoislmg uno Giniglu1g fonlmen.
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oeutihlamo perbangte Stablelnbarso
ideint oas idwicrigit Sroblem 81
iein nit Dem iid) ole im rl,iiiiden
Seftor ser Staot tageruOe &onferen5
bciallen mlb. Sic finOet butter pers
iblollen I'iiren itatt.l
Sus Sta6lemburgo lullroe Der.
Nin9t, nafoem oie yiuiien 5eitlueilia
sic Sperre bon Mutololnuagen nod
ser Slt5one ourbfiiDrten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23
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airdDcn ISrancn Icrcin bcr SUntcrns
(Hemeinbe.

g8 biene uIlen ShDeltern oes SIR
den tSrouen &erein5 sur gefolllgen
9tohriht onb sic n0hite &erIamnl.
hung Sountag 0cn D. Wtdr5, : ubr
nohrnittogs itottiinoet. sln'hliebeno
ooron mir lrnier eriter Tolnillen-
nbcno nbgebultcn 5u ipeIhenl min
oae Wtitelieoer rno 6relmOe ber1lld,
einlooen,
$50 llbr ipir6 ein 9lbenbeIien Icr.
piert. glnmelOungen fiir 0aslelbe linn
bis 3. Widr5 erbeten lmo fonnen be-
1rau @il1eImine Gcppner, SelepDor
9-36S6, unb Srou aatb. goroon
Sci. 3.7091 gelnaht nerNen. sfad)'
her Iolgt Elm Erogramm. Die Stlpe
itern sic an ser Meibe iino ben1iibel
it'd olles allfs bette 81 arranglereI
iilr einen geniitliden glbelto.
9lnna Serbert, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23

Wiu5fou. - Mo&fou bat ictt sum
erlten Male cinCn Nriei Stollna ul3
Dem Sabr 1880 DcroIIcntIid)t, mas
oernnltcn lGbt oob nod ser IniiNt
Der rl1lINcn Tilbrer 0ic 3cit gefonl.
men lit, Sic lhnrIe &ritit mltcr ocn
Fnrtcllllt9Iicherl 81 milocrn. Scr
Nrtc' 0tht nGnlIld 81 ncrltrhcn, Noh
Stolin ihpn I'M Sabre 1890 ser
NteInu9 mnr, Oab oic Sclbitfritif
iu mclt 9c9angcn lei lmo mebr Sc
miMt ouI oic polituen Grrllngcl,.
ld)o'tcn ser SpmictS acIcgt mcrOcn
'nIltc. Gub Scr @ricf crit ictt Der
olrcntIidt uno in Der rullIld)cn Trel
1c hc'pnoerS bcodtct muroe, lubt i'm
ais cine ncue HlnnciIllng erihcinen
Sm lcbten Sobr CAB eS nod cinc
Ntcn9e BON Ocrurtigcr &ritif, sic be
nltt wuroc, lrm ST grobcn 9lnitren-
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ocn %or0cr3rltn0 5u Itcllcn. Sic be.
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23

3iueia 5.

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ne slir 9sadridt, oaB unier &arten,
obeno Samstae abenos 1880 llbr
itattfittoet. slue iino eriuht anlpeleno
5u iein.
l1nlere 8eneralperl lammLllns NOR
gut beiuft. slue @enmten ipurhen in
ibre Nenter bon @r. gr.FrGlioent
Mfartin Shenfer initalliert. sIue uer'
ipraben ibr beites 5u TIM iiir oenIers
Elm. llniere Naibinesieier miro am
1S. Sebruar, um 6 llbr abenos ob-
sebalten. 9ie 9eanten tperben alles
dl,fs bette arrangieren. Infer Trallen
Gerein lit alfs ber5lihit eineelaoen.
gae itno eril,ft ibre ainoer Sllbauie
5u Iaiien an oieiem slbeno.
Sobn Sal,b, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23
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3iucio 20.

9lllcn ltitglieoern ,uiro befonnt
genloft, bab bie nGhiteGcrIanlmllng
Soluntag, Sen ). WfGra 2 llbr naN-
mittogs ltatt'inoet mo eS merben
ole lritglieoer frcllnOlid gebeten
oieier s,erlnmmllug bei5lnpcbncn,
neil piele 8eIhaite 8i erleoi0cn
iino. s(uh miro bus Spe5iolfonitee
Den 8erid)t obaeben. 3arlun miro
ein ieoes Yfitglieo irellnolicb gebctell
bieler Gerlanmlllng bei5lnpobnen.
slud) batten ipir bic ebren Elm neues
Dtitglieo in bieicr Gerlnnnilltnn
ouf5unebnten. So fommt einnlal
ollie, oennlle, ocl nur 10 fam ber!Gers
ein Sort0ritt MAIDEN.
Srib Sbea, Sefr.
-O~
- llnteritiiten sie Die I'M .8olts
6Iatt" anaeigenoen @eIddfte!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23
Oanfidonno

sSm Namen ser 4intcrbllebcncl
bonfen mir oQen Sreunocn pon Gbi
cogp, garp, glfart uno 2enn, 81.
fiir bie reihen 9lllmenIpenoer, oi
0en 8rabbiigel bes GeritOrbenen be
6edten uno fir Die ber5l6e Spmpa
tble Ser Sirterbliebenen.
@ir banfen ol,d) benz Central Ser
bano Ioipie Dem 2ofalperein fiir oi
pronlpte 9ll,s5ablung oes Sterbe
aelbes. Rube lanit III Srleoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23

Sucio 10.

Gle @rii0cr pnm 'pcin 10 merocn
crI1d)t sic rc9clrchtc TcrIonnllmg
am 3. NtGr5 niht 5u pcrocllen.
Gommt ullc, ocnn mir bobcn oie 80
Gonpcntion am q. luo %. Wfoi
iibcrncnuncn. Scnit muB cin icoer
@ruocr pom 3rpcia 10 mit0clfcn, I'm
bomlt sic Sohe gut Qeton perocn
fam. Simpn &uls, Sctr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23
,Suicf Srnbnnbcr

aus Mtcoloih, SicbenbiirGclL 0cbo
rem Sen %. 9topcmbcr 1862.
Ser &crItorbcuC mrroc on IS. Sc
brltor 1mtcr @cQlCitlmG oiclcr @c
fonnten mo 15rcu0c i'm @rnno &ielr
,SricOhoT sur epiQen 9ubc bc8lcl-
tct. Gie Grnucrieicr lumtr0c bon I'M
lcrm Eoltor :. @olrlan im Start
Ntcnloriol uuuo Erieohoi oolI5o9en
Gs trauern Inn oen &erItorbenen lei
nc licbe tSrou Gliiobcth, filnI Sobnc
0rci G0htcr ln0 cine Sticitohtcr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23
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9Ih r$elu@, 0ein &rcu5 hcnt Noo
Sturfe un3 in 1lnIcrcr Not.
@eQrob sen 2cib in icinc @rllft
@is i'm bea Rihtcra Stinmc ru't
2ob ltnirc Qon5e Seele beln
llno Iclig llnlcr gnbe Icin.
per Slnon &aut, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23

Sic rc9elnluBiQe NerinlnnlIunQ bca
3mcin 30 iil0Ct ltntt oln GlCn@toQ.
Ncn 2S. ,SCbrlnr, $ llhr obCn0$ I'M
SohIcnhcIm, 9lue RComtcn linb hcr5
lib QebCtCn IN 0icIcr Tcrlnmnllng
onwcicnb SIT lcin. IS iin6 lcbr MIDI
tjQe Sahcn 5u bcIprchen mo bor-
iibcr 5ll cntlhciOcn. IS lit sic VIlid)t
aller Ncamtcn III Oen @eontenper-
Innlmllutgen ibrcs &Crcin3 tci5lncD-
men. Sic iino hcm |crein beranty
uortli6 fiir onS sSobl l,no @elte ocs
3lueigcS. GS iinb INNER Eroblemc
porbanben, bie Die ipihtigc @crots
ing ser 9cnn1ten notig finocu. 9InC
@cnmten he3 3ipeiq 80 lmo oorlln
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lung ild) 81 beteiligen. a*s x
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crmabnt, baB 1T ser nadlten Ser
ianrnllung am Spnntag SEN 5. WtGr5
nm 3 llbr nnhnittog5 oie Selegoten
fir bic aonpention in Salcm, Sbio.
tnlpGblt ipcroen. glue 9rilocr bcs
3pcig 80 iino ouber criuht tel5uncb'
men lno ourb ibre slnpelen6cit 5ei.
gen boB lie SSntcreiie llnlb @obl iDreS
Gercins nid)t mlr Dor 9lugen babeu
ionOern onh I'M Ser5en trogen.
8illiam %. Sartlnan Sefr.
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on Settle z.
Has q Gold
Left You With
uNostyCough?

some cough. spend 4S cents at any drug store
for bottle of BUCKLEY,S CANADIOt
MlXTURE-teiple actinS-to relieve cough.
Ing hse. Take seaspoonful and hold il on
end feel its powerful, punsent sction spread
ehfo1sh the throst head and bronchial tubes.
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out iof yourself Just how sood i is Fl
coughs doe 20 eolds: Get BUCKLn'S
u 0aA-TOOAY & -os ~ 4ns sasesa
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Sinb sic unh 56re IngebDri9en
Mitalieo I'M &rantenperein llno
Central Ierbanb? gSenn nid)t, iebt
lit Die Belt bei5utreten Inn genallere
Snioriation rufen Sie ben 2ofalz
pertreter on.
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-Weiien Sic bel Ginfonieu bar.
aui bin. oab Gle bie Mnseige i'm
.Woltsblatt" eeleien baben,
Evening star., 1950-10-29
Boston u. Defeated,
1877, by Syracuse
BY the Assoeioted Press

BOSTON, Oct. 28.-Syracuse
University made its second sue
cessful New England invasion in
eight days today by downing Bos-
ton University. 1877, in a speedy
close game before 8.591 fans. Last
week Syracuse defeated Holy
Cross, 34-27.
AS trophy Syracuse took home
to New York State a giant bean
pot. an award to be presented an
nually to the winning team in this
series.
Audrey Browchuk's recovery of
a Terrier tumble on the BU "a
set up the initial Syracuse touch
down.
Five plays moved Syracuse to
the two whence Quarterback Ber-
ME Custis legged it for the score.
Bob Koleser's conversion try was
wide.
The Orange travelled 46 yards
on the ground after taking a BU
punt for their second score in the
third quarter.
Johnny Colceri ploug h d
through the middle for this one
from about yard out and Kole-
ser's conversion was good.
George Sulima carried the re-
sulting Syracuse kickoff % yards
to the Blu 48 to start the Terriers
toward their only touchdown
which Quarterback Johnny Kas-
tan scored on three-yard end
sweep.
Evening star., 1950-10-29
Top Price of $3.50
For Presidential Gun
Game Is Announced

The Presidential Cup Football
game December 9 at Maryland
Stadium will have a top ticket
price of $3.50 for seats in the
center section. All other seats
will sell for $3.50.
Charles R, Garrity. general
chairman. who made the price
scale announcement said that
the stadium's capacity is 1884
but said it can be increased to
$4,000 if necessary. Mail orders
already have been received at
headquarters in the Willard
Hotel and Mr.. Garrity has ad-
vised those wishing choice To-
cations to send their requests in
early.
The participating teams, to be
chosen as soon as possible. will
be two of the best in the nation
available on the selected date.
Texas and Louisiana who play
in Austin, Texas. on December
9, are the only currently high
ranked teams who have a con-
f1icting date.
Evening star., 1950-10-29
Cornhuskers Rally,
Beat Kansas, 1876
BY the Associoted Pres,

LAWRENCE. Kans.. Oct. %
Nebraska's S great sophomore half
back. Bobby Reynolds. was par
TALLY stopped but his inspired
Cornhusker teammates pitched in
to take a 1926 football victory
from the Kansas Jayhawks today.
Kansas, the Big Seven Confer
enc leader until today, scored two
touchdoWns early in the first
quarter and the JayhaWk sup
porters thought they had No. 3 in
the bag until Nebraska caught
fire.
Nebraska was ahead, 20-1e, at
the half, Kansas defenders
nailed Reynolds on almost every
play, but Nick Adduci, Ron Clark
and Bill Muller hit telling blows
and Nebraska took the lead early
in the third period.
AS for touchdowns, Adduci. Dick
Reiger, Frank Simon, Rex Hoy and
Reynolds got one apiece for Ne
braska. Wade Stinson scored twice
for Kansas and John Amberg and
Charlie Hoag each got one six
pointer.
Evening star., 1950-10-29
Washington State Held
To II Tie by Idaho
BY the Associated Press

PULLMAN, Wash, Oct. 28.-
The Washington State Cougars.
who had beaten Idaho 21 times in
a row, finally had to settle for a
7 to 7 Coast Conference tie today
in drizzly rain before 1900
spectators.
Idahos fullback, King Block,
broke away in the third quarter
and personally lifted his team
from behind for the even break.
Washington State had scored on
a 65-yard drive in the second
quarter
Block. a mud-spattered 180-
pound senior, was the whole show
as the Vandals drove IA yards for
their score.
Washington State almost won
the game in the final minutes. but
fumbled the wet ball on the Idaho
7 after intercepting a pass.
Evening star., 1950-10-29
North Carolina State
Defeats VP|, 34-6
BY the Associated Press

RALEIGH. N. c.. Oct. 28.-A 91-
yard touchdown jaunt by Alex
Webster was the highlight as
North Carolina States hard
hitting Wolfpack trounced Vir-
ginia Tech. 34-6, in a Southern
Conference game here tonight.
A crowd of 5000 saw N. C. State
take the opening kickoff and drive
68 yards with Jim O'Rourke
plunging from the l. From then
on the outcome was never in
doubt. Ray Barkouskie converted
four of five placement attempts.
State scored again in the first
period when Webster took a Vir-
ginia Tech punt on his 9 and
raced 81 yards to score.
VPI got its only score a short
time later when Eustace Frederick
plunged over from the 6 after he
had raced Sc yards to set up the
touchdown.
States other touchdowns were
scored by Ed Mooney, Ted Potts
and Gene Ferrell.
Evening star., 1950-10-29
Larry |sbeII Passes
For a TaI|ies as Baylor
Upsets Texas A. & NJ.
BY the Associated Press

WACO, Texas, Oct. 28.-Under-
dog Baylor came from behind to
defeat Texas A. and NJ, 27 to 90
here today, with Larry Isbell's
precision passing furnishing the
needed edge.
A. and M. went into the game a
tWo-to- three touchdown favorite
and rolled into a quick 13-point
lead early in the game. which was
played before a homecoming
crowd of $1,000.
But Isbell's passing magic, re-
sponsible for all Baylor touch
downs, put the Bears out ahead
20-l3 at halftime.
Baylor's first touchdown was on
a pass from Isbell to Jim Jeffrey,
but Hank Dickerson missed the
conversion attempt. Baylor tied
the score shortly afterward with
1sbell passing to Parker from the
Aggie Al for touchdown. Dick
erson kicked the point.
A tumble by Bob Smith deep in
Aggie territory set up the next
Baylor touchdown with Isbell
again passing to Parker for the
Dickerson converted. The
next Bear touchdown was a 30
yard pass from Isbell to Harold
Riley. Again Dickerson booted the
extra point.
A. and M. got its final counter
after recovering a tumble on the
Baylor %. Bernard Lemmons
over from the six. Hooper
converted.
Evening star., 1950-10-29
.Longhorns Capitalize
On Errors 10 Breeze
To 35-to-7 Victory
BY the Associated Press

HOUSTON, Oct. %. - Texas
methodically cashed in on two
f1rst-quarter Rice Institute mis-
takes today. then breezed to a
35-7 Southwest Conference victory
before a sellout crowd of 10000.
The Texas victory set the stage
for next weeks all-important cen
ference game at Austin, with the
Longhorn's taking on perfect
record Southern Methodist, The
Nations No. team in this week S
Associated Press poll.
Two Longhorn scores resulted
from a 68-yard drive and Guard
Don Menasco's recovery of a
blocked punt in the Rice end zone
after Texas had lost the ball on
downs on the o.
Reserve Quarterback Harmon
CarsWell passed to End Bill How
ton for the final 20 yards of the
66-yard Rice march. Billy Wright
converted.
Fullback Bryson Townsend
scored twice on short plunges for
Texas. while Quarterback Ben
Tompkins dove over from the
for one score and completed s.
yard pass play to End Ben Proctor
for another. g~e
Tompkins also made good on
all five Texas extra point attempts.
Rice ------ 0 z 0 O.
Evening star., 1950-10-29
Bishop Leads Bowdoin
In 26-13 Win Over Colby
iy the Associated Press

WATERVILLE, Me, Oct. 28.-
With Art Bishop scoring three OF
their four touchdowns, BoWdoin's S
Polar Bears roared to 26-13
State series football victory over
Colby today before 4,500 Home
coming Day fans.
Dick Rosse scored for BoWdoin
after a 64-yard march in the first
quarter. A few minutes later,
Harry Conway. rangy defensive
center for the Polar Bears, inter-
cepted pass and ran A yards to
the Colby 6. Bishop slammed
across. Bishop tailed in the third
and final sessions.
Herby Jabar scooted around end
for yards and Colby's first score
in the opening quarter. He raced
SIS yards after intercepting a
Decker pass in the second quarter
for Colby's other touchdown.
Evening star., 1950-10-29
ST. Nary's Of Annapolis
Beats Bell Vocational
BY the Associated Press

ANNAPOLIS. Md, Oct. 28.-St.
Mary's High School vanquished
WaShington's Bell Vocational. 20
to 6. today for it's first victory of
| the season.
The first bad news for Bell,
which remains wlnless, came in
the first quarter. On it's own 30
yard line for fourth down, the
center passed the ball over Quar-
terback John Chackley's head. He
retrieved it, but was tackled on
the two-yard line. st. Marys
took over and Halfback Bill Will
whisky scored. They scored again
in the second and final quarters.
Bells only touchdown came in
the third period as Quarterback
Donald Fradell ripped a short
pass to End Steve Phillips in the
end zone.
Evening star., 1950-10-29
Navy PIebes Beaten
By Penn Frosh, 24-7

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 2S.-The
Navy Plebes' football team took
a 24-7 drubbing from Penn's
freshmen here but the Middle 150-
pound team got an even break for
Navy by routing the Penn 1905
$50.
The Quaker freshmen took a
60 halftime lead. increased the
margin to 1910 in the third quar-.
ter and after Navy's only score
threatened their lead, drove x
yards for one touchdown and 81
yards for another. Charlie Black.
ard passed to Don Fullam for the
only Navy score.
Navy halfback Dean Smith
scored 26 of the $50 Founders 68
points on runs of %, rs, six and
eight yards and two extra-point
kicks. The Middies scored at
least two touchdowns in every
quarter.
Navy Pebes q q q
Penn Freshmen q & 1o-o4
Navy scoring: Touchdovn-Fullam Ex-
ira point-Fullam
Penn 1905 O o o o o
Navy scoring: Touchdowns-smith. 4;
Scolpino. Van Hoof, Bright 9 Mitchell.
Cotton Extra points-Knutson, 3; Car
Evening star., 1950-10-29
Gettysburg Losing Streak
Ends With 46-14 Victory
By the Assoeioted Press

GETTYSBURG, Pa, Oct. %
Victory starved Gettysburg Col
lege broke loose today with six
scoring passes to, trounce Johns
Hopkins University. 46-14, in the
football attraction of Dads Day
week end.
Sophomore Jim Hammond,
Bradford, Pa, getting his first
starting opportunity at quarter
back, convinced the 5000 fans
that he was the man for the job
as he hurled four of the touch
down passes and sparked his mates
to the victory.
Johns Hopkins Jack Lay made
the longest run of the game when
he returned a kickoff 95 yards
for a touchdown.
On the previous play, a pass
from Gene Ward to Don Emert
travelled 80 yards for a Bullet
score.
Evening star., 1950-10-29
Stotistics

cided underdog. Montgomery
previously had trounced Wilson
Teachers. who had won by three
touchdowns over Gallaudet.
Montgomery took the lead in the
third quarter after Tackle Maurice
Collins intercepted Marvin Tuttle's
pass on the Gallaudet Is. Vince
Pugliesi took a lateral from Paul
Smith and skirted right end for
the touchdown. Collins kicked the
extra point.
With only 8 minutes left, Gal
laudet got a break. A bad pass
from center on punt formation
gave the Blues the ball on the
Montgomery 80. Frank Willis took
IA lateral from Tuttle and picked
up Is yards. Two plays later
Tuttle passed to End Truitt
Saunders for the touchdown.
Tuttle kicked the extra point and
Gallaudet semed assured of a tie.
With less than minute remain
ing, however, Montgomery won
the game. The entire Montgomery
line rushed in on Willis, blocking
his punt and taking the ball on the
Gallaudet IS. Two plays later,
Pugliesi tossed a touchdown pass
to Church Richards and Collins
added the extra point.
Montgomery --- o I'd
Gallaudet O q
Montgomery scoring: Touchdowns-oug-
liesi. Richards. Points after touchdowns-
Collins t2). Gallaudet scoring: Touchdown
- Saunders. Point after touchdown -
Tuttie.