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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

ANACOSTIA-Close to all convent
ences; -semidet. home; 6 rms. and
bath; bedrms.; gas h.-w.h.; full
bsmt.; 2 garages; wall-to-wan car
peting in liv. rm., din. rm., halls
and stairway; many other fine fea-
lures. Only S11,950, easy terms.
ANNENBERG REALTY CO. 1917
CONGRESS HEIGHTs-Most desif-
able sect, 3-family semi-det. brick,
2h baths, equip. kit, fully furn,;
level lot, quiet street, gar, priced
at S15.250. T. D. BURGESS, vi.
1902 till 8 pm. 10
CONGRESS HEIGHTS-Nr. Alabama
ave. and Wheeler rd. very nice
semidet brick home; has large liv
der rm. on LIST A.; bedrms. and
bath on End f.; full bsmt. with
SOUTHEAST REALTY Co. i2ii
FAIRFAX VTLLAGE-Vacant; move
right in: semidet., corner brick; 6
rms. and bath; 3 bedrms.; gas a.-c.
heat; hardwood floors; full bsmt.,
with. tile flooring; nice kit. and very
spacious liv. rm. Only S12,95Q:
S2.100 down. ANNENBERG REALTY
CO, 1917 Penna. ave. Sc, Ii. 7-S357
It'll 8.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-k.W.
WESLEY HEIGHTS

The best was none too good
for construction and materials
that were used in this home
for gracious living or enter
taining. First floor has huge
step-down living room with
open fireplace, large dining
room. kitchen, buffers pantry,
powder room, flower conserva-
tory, first-landing studio with
fireplace, fiagstone floor; built
in bookshelves and cabinets;
2nd floor has 4 bedrmS. fire
place in masteD, 4 baths.
dressing room and linen room;
3rd floor has . bedrooms and
/ bath. Lots OF storage space;
full basement; beautiful recre-
alton room, servants quarters
and 2-car garage. Located on
large wooded Handicapped lot.
For quality home buyers, this
is it. Call Mr.. Evans, WO.
O2gO for appointment to in
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Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
BRICK CAPE COD
S11.95O COLONIAL
S1.lOO 100 Down, GI
Sl4,75O RAMBLER

Pretty home on a large lot, in Silver
Spring; 2 large bedrms,, large living
rm. with f1repl.; close to school;
only Sl0,a50 subject to VA approval.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA BUNGALOW, S13,95O-
This immaculate home is close to
schools and Bethesda shopping; has
living room, 2 good bedrooms; bath
with shower; large, well-equipped
kitchen with breakfast space; un-
usually nice recreation room and
large fenced yard; gas heat; good
financing; vacant. BILLINGSLEY 81
KORZENDORFER. Ill
CHEVY CHASE, MD. New brick
rambler; full basement, built-in ga
rage, 26-ft. living room, full dining
room, 3 large bedrooms. 2 beautiful
baths, kitchen equipped with electric
range dishwasher and garbage dis
1t will sell quickly. BILLINGSLEY
& KORZENDORFER, OR. 1926, OR.
6S22 till 3. Ill
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3-BEDRM. HOME. Mr.. Mt. Rainier.
This home is ideal for q lge. family.
Ige. din; rm., beaut. YOUNGSTOWN
kit, full bsmt.. gas h.-w.h. big front
porch; Lot 50x200. Det. gar. Cali
Mrs. Walter, UN. 1871, COX g. CO.,
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st. Very convenient location; 8 large
rooms. Ia baths; . rear screened
porches; only S15,500 To inspect,
call Mr. Cameron teves., GE. 405til
with VIM. M. THROCKMORTON.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-s.W.

CoLoRED-LOVELY HOME corv. to
everything; 8 rm. and bath; h.-w.h.;
ment and easy terms. FLOYD 3.
DAVIS CO.. 1929 K st. NV. ma.
O352; ewes, WO. S55S
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SHANNON & LUCHS co
GOLDEN SUNSETS OVER
ROCK CREEK PARK

Such a porch view is only
one of the advantages of this
superior location. Quality
built, brick detached with tile
roof; contains 3 twin-siZe
bedrms.. = elegant baths, huge
master bedrm. with pvt. bath
in tile and marble, sun room
with eastern exposure from
kit, maids rm. and bath; oil
heat: 2-car brick garage
$4,000. Terms. KELLY g.
BRANNER, DI. 7740; Ewes,
OR. 52S6, or OR. 1890.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
UNUSUAL

Brick and frame bungalow, built on
2 levels; large, we,l-landscaped lot
with outside fireplace, inclosed with
white board fence; contains 3 good
sized bedrooms, full bath, large liv-
ing room with entrance to spacious
screened porch, equipped modern
kitchen, gas a.-c heat; 81 500 cash
to qualified veteran and $3.50 mo.
to include principa'. interest. taxes
and insurance. For appointment,
call Mr.. Byrd at DI. 0222; eves.s
FM 239S,
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GEORGETOWN

Lee. beautifully remodeled home
overlooking historic Dumbarton Oaks,
exceptional location, bedrms.
Az baths, 3 flrepls., servants quar-
ters attractive garden; well adapted
for entertaining. j r. TENCHER
. CO.. AID. 2644; ewes, DE. 8166.-11
Rock Creek Park Estates
A new offering of one Of the most
luxurious homes in the entire WASH
ington area. English design. Home
features huge 1st-fi. play rm., den
with flrepl., tremendous liv. rm. with
nrepl., 4 master bedrms. and baths
plus a servants suite Of 2 rms. and
bath on End fl. House would cost
SloSe 70 Sa0u,UUO 70 reprouucee;
offering house at S59,500. Cali for
appointment to inspect
LEGUM d GERBER REALTY CO.
AD. $500. 10
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w. c., & A. N. MILLER

CHEVY CHASE, D. c. AREA
5265 NEBRASKA AVE. NV.
Il Blk. Z. of Conn. Ave)
Open Daily, / to 6 PM.
Three bedrms. and 2 baths upstairsi
1iv. rm., din. rm., kit. den (oI
bedrm.) and powder rm. on 1st A.;
.:naG Iee. rTI' n5Tch snS powder 5s Tm in bsmt
cid, semidet. brick; small cash
pymt. OWNER, WO. 7165. no agents
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RARNABY WOODS

Built by one of Wash.'s better build
ers; prewar; / owner; white brick.
stone front. 8 spacious bedrms., .
tile baths, iiv. rm. 13x22 with firepl.,
din. rm. 11x14, modern kit. ap-
pliances, lavatory. pantry; b.-i. ga
rage; rear covered porch overlooks
beautiful yard; recreation rm.; gas
h.-wh.; tree-shaded lot S0x120.
This home is now being completely
redecorated: price S26.S50. For ap-
pt.. call, E. H. IRWIN. oW. 1928
Or ElrnuoOd Ra2 II
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.

NEAR CIRCLE
Lovely brick Colonial, center hall with
large living room opening to screened
porch, dining room, powder room,
pantry and modern KltclIen on LIST
floor; twin bedrooms and ? baths
o. 2rd: 2 rooms and bath on Bird;
basement with maids room and
toilet; oil h.-w. heat; 2-car garage.
Pr;Se reduced and available for i'm
meliate poSSeSsIcn.
EXCLUSIVE WITH
Georgetown Realty & ms. Co.
Inc.
MI. 5577. Ewes. Wo. 9115.
III
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GEORGETOWN

Attr. brick home containing liv. rm.,
din. rm., library. kit. 8 bedrms. 8
baths. Call Mr.. Dodge, -jr., WEAVER
BROS. INC, DI. $500; eyes,, OR.
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SILVER sPRING-FRANKLIN AVE.
Lovely home; S1l,950; close In on
busline: liv. rm., firepi., full din.
rm. bsmt., oil h.-wh.. det. gar ;
easy terms SH 1O1I till 8 pm.
YOUNG & BOWERS co,
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SILVER SPRING

S15,950
Beautiful brick, reception hall, 20-ft.
living rm. with frepl., full dining
rm., powder rm.. 1st fir; 3 bedrmS..
full osTnt., gas heat; nice yard
$4,000 down, terms. Call Mr.. Bryer.
SH. 6292. cox & CO, 81. 0775
SILVER SPRING
WALKING DISTANCE TO HECHTS S
Seven spacious rooms. English style
brick. Can be converted for doctors
home and once. Level lot; residen-
tial area; attic. full bsmt.. lavatory.
garage: S1S,000. Call Mrs williams,
SH. 1895. COX & CO., Sligo 0775
TAKOMA PARK, HOME AND INCOME
8 spacious rms. on 1st floor; also 2
complete apis. with separate entrs.
for other families: located very
near Washington Sanitsrium, on
about a of an acre of beautifully
landscaped grounds. Price, only
S16,950. Call BULGE g. BOWLBY.
81. 1850 for further information.
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YOUNG & BOWERS co.
BETHESDA

RIVER ROAD AREA
Custom built, white brick home on
acre of ground. Large liv. rm.
with flrepl, din. rm., dining terrace,
kit. screened porch, den and lava
tory. Random oak floors bed
rms, 9 baths, large storage attic.
Rec. rm. with firepl., servants quar-
ters, Gear garage. Oil h.-w.h.
Ewes, OIL. 2720. SAMUEL E. BOG
LEY. INC. WI 1920 Ii
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HoUsEs-sALE-N.E. Cont

8 ROOM BRICK HOUSE for sale by
owner Phone TR. 0575. 1888
Benning rd. ne 10
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rOLoREn-aaOn BLK. NORTH CAlPI.

ToG ST.-For a tastefuily decorated
S-rm. brick ho1ne with all the things
you are looking for in a home, you
must see this; priced right with
terms MR.. BRADLEY, DE. 1852.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
KenSington

$S,75O-$9OO DOWN-GI
Inspect this attractive 2-bedroom
bungalow. featuring large living I'm
picture window. equipped kitcnen.
heal: on large, wooded lot; 2 blks.
to elementary school; $50 mo. in
Guiding taxes and insurance to quail
ned veteran. Call Mr. Smith at LO'
5-S477. ewes: MA. 500b. days:
FREDERICK W. BERENS
CAJTC INC
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BETHESDA
RETHESDA

estate in close-in area
ga acres of beautifully HANDICAPPED
grounds. entered by driveway that
winds back to residence through tai
trees. Spacious and charming home
with large downstairs rooms includ-
ing delightful sun-room or conserva-
tory; bedrooms and 2 baths or
2nd A.; separate playhouse on es-
tate. Also detached garage with
ample parking space for guests
sunken gardens with lovely shrub
berry and flowers; other gardens,
fruit trees. arbors. etc. Ideal for
large family for gracious entertain
ing. Seen by appointment only. Ex-
elusive. Call Mr.. Ford, with
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
1929 18th st. INV. ST. 1900
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ROCKVILLE
WILL. GO GI

A small down payment for. the large
features: 1st A. has . bedrms.. .
baths, liv. rm. with firepl., din. rm.'
modern kit: End floor has 4 rms.
and full bath: h.-W.h.. fun bsmt;'
Open to an offer. Ewes, EN-. 1175,
SAMUEL E. BoGLEY. INC. WI
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COLoRED-I1OO BLK. eth ST. NV.
.arge porch, hardwood floors. bsmt'
automatic heat is in perfect con-
dition: reasonable price and terms,
Mp RR ADJ .EX DE 1RO IN
Evening star., 1950-08-10

This new brick rambler. nr. Sligo Park
Golf Course is just being completed:
2 bedrms., separate dining rm., full
bsmt. with Law. and outside entr.;
garbage disposal; porch; close to
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BRICK CAPE COD

2 baths; corner lot; full bsmt.; side
porch; veterans approved, Sl7,750.
we also have one other brick. Cape
Cod with 4 bedrms. and 2 baths,
immaculate cond. Priced at S1S,700.
SOLO till 9 pm.
MONTGOMERY
Evening star., 1950-08-10

COLORED-I1OO BLK. 5TH ST.
20 #. row brick of q rms, l bath:
. screened porcheS; oil h.-wh.. Call
j. J. O'COENOR, ST. 3s22; ewes,
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COLORED-2-FAMILY HOME-532
Shepherd st. NV; 2 complete apis.
with private baths and fully
equipped kitchens. plus ground-level
basement win lavatory, sink and
electric stove; gas h.-w.h.; Venetian
blinds; garage; lge. concrete porch,
Beautiful condition throughout. Real
value at Sl5,95O. Brokers' coop. in
vited. Ewes, call WO. $500. FRANK
8. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
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COLORED
NO BULL

Semidet., brick; 1st floor bath, double
size kitchen, pantry, porches, rear
yard and garage Five spacious airy
rooms; redecorated; vacant; $3.50
down payment. EX. 340S, JU. Z
6164. Ia
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

COLORED - BLAINE ST. -6 rms,
semidet. brick, finished bsmt., front
porch, eas heat; small down pay
ment. on easy terms. Jones. COX &
CO. pI: 4254 Or IA; 05Sl. 10
front and rear porches. oil heat
Semidet.; clean as a whistle: poss.
with settlement; mod. down payment
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COLoRED - 700 BLOCK QUINCY
ST. N.W.-S rms. . kitchens, "a
baths; 3 floors; Immaculate condi-
tion; home and income value;
So 600 down; income from rent pays
note. Act today. To see call A. j
SAMUELS, VI. 1866 or HU. 5S2s
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CULUREDENK: CULUI;DI. 3rd AND UPsHUKE- :
n den or bedrm.. front porch. built
in gar, gas h.-w.h. Very good terms!
w. CLIFFORD SHERTZER. Realtor,
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TAKOMA PARK
ROBERT E. LOHR
WOODMOOR RAMBLER

Ideally located on 75-ft, wide lot
shopping and bus Entrance foyer. to
liv. rn. with wide picture window
and fireplace; separate din. rm.. kit.
3 bedrms.. arr. from center hall;
tiled bath; full bsnlt. with OUTSIDE
entrance and toilet If purchased
now you can select your own colors.
Price. S17.7 GRAHAM & CO.. 81.
,tN q n m
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CoL0RED-DowNToWN ON WIDE
for beauty shop. real estate ONCE,
cleaning OF grocery store: about
$4,000 cash will handle, possession
of entire building: potential income
Ralph D. COIN. EX. 5705, 81.
Evening star., 1950-10-22
Dick Lewis of Arlington Stars
As w. & M. Ronps Over VPI

came a dozen plays later when
Magdziak cracked over from the
35 after he had passed for 81
yards to Lewis. Lewis placement
was good.
William and Mary's kickoff
again bounced to the "a where
Indian Guard Tom Burke recov-
cred it.
MagdZiak then passed to Back
Ed Webber for % yards. and
Lewis scored on the next play on
an off tackle run.
Lewis Scores Again.
Soon after the second quarter
started, Webber took an 11-yard
pass from back Ed Mioduszewski
and danced over for the fifth
score. w & M made it 40 when back
Paul Yewcic scored from the seven
after end Hal Bates recovered a
Tech tumble on the seven.
Early in the third period, Lewis
racked up his third touchdown on
30-yard run through the line.
The final score came after Tech
fumbled on the 18 and the Indians
recovered. They took the ball to
the from where Yewcic crash
ed through.
Evening star., 1950-10-22
By the Associoied Press

WORCESTER, Mass, Oct. 21.-
A hard hitting Syracuse team
drove to seemingly comfortable
20 point lead over Holy Cross
today, but then had to fight like
fury in the final period to pull out
a 34-27 decision.
The home forces suddenly came
to life in the final quarter and
scored three quick touchdowns
but the Orangemen had the
strength and savvy to score the
seven points they needed to win
Crusader fumbles resulted in
two Syracuse touchdowns and an
intercepted pass led to a third
The other came on power ano
the passing of Bernie Gusts.
Completes 18 T0sses.
Charlie Maloy completed 18 OF
80 tosses for 261 yards and one
touchdown, bringing his season
total to 904 yards and nine touch
downs in four games. Custis COM
pleted five of IL passes for 81
yards and one touchdown.
Bob Guilty sent the homecom-
ing crowd into shortlived glee
when he swept about 70 yards fol
a first period touchdown after
grabbing Syracuse punt. Jacl
Fetch added the point. Later
Gusts wiggled a yard for a SYRIA
cuse touchdown at the end of /:
70-yard drive. But Bob Kolese.
missed the point.
Evening star., 1950-10-22
W. 81. in I'd Parade
Routs Davidson for
4th ConferenceW Win
BY the Associated Press

DAVIDSON, N. c., Oct. 21.-
Washington and Lee crammed all
its touchdoWns into the first three
quarters today to turn back
Davidson, 47-12. The win, fourth
straight in the Southern Confer
ence, left w. & L. tied with Wake
Forest for the conference lead.
Only Richmond and Virginia Tech
remain in the path of an un-
beaten conference campaign for
w. g. L.
The Generals scored twice in
the first five minutes of play to
take the zing out of Davidson
and homecoming crowd of 5000.
They added two more touch
downs in the second period and
finished off with three in the
third.
The seven Washington and Lee
touchdoWns were scored by as
many players.
Seven w. G. L. Men Score.
The Generals picked up % first
downs to II and 433 yards against
3O3. The bulk of the w. g. l.,
yardage came on the ground as
only four passes were completed
out of Is attempts for only 81
yards and no direct touchdowns,
Both Davidson scores came on
passes caught by End Bob Turk.
HE caught 5-yarder from
Quarterback Auburn Lambeth in
the second quarter and in the
fourth he latched on to one tossed
from 9 by Jack Ruth.
Safety Man Dave Waters got
Washington and Lee off flying.
After Davidson was unable to ad-
vance following the opening kick
of, he took c. L. Runyan's punt
on the w. and L. 80 and ran 68
yards for a touchdown. Fullback
Walt Michaels followed with the
f1rst OF five conversions.
Washington and Lee came back
with another big yardage gamer
a few minutes later for its second
score. Wes Abram, soph right
halfback, took a pitchout from
bocetti, and scooted 43 yards.
Generals Garry on.
Early in the second period, the
Generals Randy Broyles cracked
over from the l. Halfback Ray
Lester scored from 10 yards out
before the half ended.
In the third quarter, Jim Stark
scored from the 10 for w. g. L.
Fuflback Ray Arnold later went
over from the A. Halfback Skippy
Sideris went over from the 4 for
the Generals last score
Evening star., 1950-10-22
Montgomery Routed
BY Baltimore J.C.
By the Associoted Press

BALTIMORE, Oct. 21.-Balti-
more Junior College defeated
Montgomery Junior College Of
Bethesda, Is to 0. here today.
Four different players figured
in Baltimore's touchdowns.
End Don Evans picked Mont
gomery tumble out of the air and
raced 80 yards for the first touch
down.
Halfback Wally Hesselbein GAL
loped 81 yards on an off-tackle
play in the second period to give
Baltimore a 12-to-0 half time
advantage.
Quarterback George Walter
sprinted around left end on a
47-yard touchdown jaunt in the
third period. Ben Beckwith ran
over for the extra point on an
end-around play.
Will Groner added the final
Baltimore score by intercepting a
Montgomery pass and racing so
yards to a touchdown.
Baltimore - 6 g 6-25
Baltimore scoring: Touchdovns-Kyne.
-GrOner,
Evening star., 1950-10-22
Syracuse Takes 2O-Point Lead,
Barely Beats Holy Cross, 34-27

Syracuse rolled to second
touchdown in the second quarter,
added two in the third and ap-
parently had the game wrapped
up.
Begin Final Drive.
But the Crusaders used an in
tercepted pass to set up their
second touchdown which Maloy
scored by diving over from the
l midway through the last period.
A Maloy to Johnny Turco pass
covered so yards for the next
Crusader touchdown at 1853 OF
the finale. Maloy then cracked
through the middle from the
for the fourth at 1890 after two
of his passes had eaten some 81
yards.
That tied the score, 27-27. A
15-yard penalty on the kickoff put
Syracuse on the Holy Cross a.
Two Custis passes sent the Or.
ange to the S and John Colcer
barreled across for the six points
Koleser's first conversion tr,
was good but Syracuse was caugh
holding. Koleser then moved bacl
to the Is and kicked it again.
Score by periods:
Syracuse -------- 9 7 "a 7-3
Holy Cross o 20-2
Syracuse scoring: Touchdowns-Custi
Koleser "a
Holy Cross scoring: Touchdowns-Cul
lity. Maloy CD, Turco. Conversions-
lFeltch CD.
Evening star., 1950-10-22
Townsend's S PIunqes
Gives Texas Victory
Over Arkansas, 1914
BY the Associated Press

AUSTIN, Tex, Oct. 21.-Full-
back Byron Townsend, a rip
snorting runner. scored a fourth
quarter touchdown against Arkan-
sas to save Texas today, 19 to IA.
The 6-foot, 18O-pound fullback
blasted over from the 6-inch line
early in the final period to give
Texas a victory in its initial
Southwest Conference game. 1t
was largely Townsend's efforts
that put the ball in scoring posi-
ton.
The defeat for Arkansas, wit
messed by nearly 100000 Texas fans,
virtually chilled the Razorbacks
hopes in this years pennant cam
paign. 1t was Arkansas second
league loss against one triumph.
The winning Texas drive ate up
II yards with Townsend account
ing for more than half the dis
tance with his bristling power.
Texas got off to a 13-point lead
with touchdowns by Left Half
Bobby Dillon and Townsend in the
first and second quarters. 1t
looked like Texas, the No. Z team
of the Nation, would have an easy
afternoon.
Then Safety John Cole of Ar
kansas took a Texas punt on his
25 and snaked rs yards to a score
Quarterback Don Logue sneaked
through the middle three plays
later from the l to send his team
ahead. 14-13, until Townsend S
plunge.
Dillon sprinted through left
guard from the II to terminate a
49-yard drive for Texas first
touchdown. ToWnsend's initial
marker was set up when Arkansas
punter Louis Schaufele juggled the
ball and could not get his kick off
on fourth down. Texas took over
on Arkansas Is. Tompkins sped
around left end to the / and
Townsend cracked over.
Evening star., 1950-10-22
Virginia Rallies in Last Half to Beat VM|> 26-13
Duke Phi Beta Kappa Scores
All 6 tbs Against Richmond
BY the Associated Press

RICHMOND. Va, Oct. 81. -
Wingback Tom Powers, who this
week was elected to Phi Beta
Kappa for what he knows about
books, demonstrated his football
learning here today by scoring all
six touchdowns as Dukes Blue
Devils rode to a 41-0 victory over
the University of Richmond Spi-
ders.
A slim crowd of 1000 watched
the 185-pound president of Dukes
senior class cross the final stripe
in every period. Powers, who did
his football playing in the intra-
mural ranks until the 1949 sea-
son opened, grabbed passes from
Billy Cox for three scores and
rambled across on running plays
for the others.
The passing combination of Cox
to Powers clicked on plays COW
ering 66 yards in the first quar-
ter, 81 yards in the second and
closed out the touchdown max
ing with a 46-yarder in the final
period.
Powers, whose home is in Cum
berland, Md, sailed 4, 81 and 6
yards for the other tallies. Mike
Souchak, the Blue Devils extra
point artist, converted after five
of the six touchdowns.
Football old-timers around
Richmond's City Stadium couldn't
remember a player ever scoring
six touchdowns in a single game
here.
If there was ever any doubt
about the games outcome out
there today, Powers soon erased
it. BY the end of the first quarter.
Tom. who was on the field 81
minutes. had his mates out front
Evening star., 1950-10-22
Gridder Breaks Lea
In CY0Leaque Game

Billy LaFond. 12-year-old son
Of Eddie LaFond, director of ath-
letics for Catholic University, suf-
fered a broken leg yesterday in
Catholic Youth Organization
football game on the Ellipse.
Billy suffered the injury while
returning a kickoff for Our Lady
of Lourdes, which lost, 1913, to
st. Francis Xavier. He was taken
to Providence Hospital. The La
Fonds live at 4405 West Virginia
avenue. Bethesda.
st. AIMS and st. Michaeps,
meanwhile, remained deadlocked
for the CYO Section l lead as
each won yesterday. st. AIMS
defeated st. Teresa's, 60, and st.
Michael's won over Holy Com
forter, 1877. Other scores:
Blessed Sacrament, IL; st. Pc
ter's, 0. st. Aloysius, 20; Nativ-
ity, o. st. Joseph's Home, 6; St.
James. 6. ST. Anthony's. 46; St.
Francis de Sales, O. St. Martins,
35; Holy Trinity, 0.
Evening star., 1950-10-22
BY the Associated Press

BLACKSBURG, Va, 21-Half-
back Dickie Lewis scored "a points
today to lead William and Mary
to an easy 54-to-0 victory over
Virginia Tech before a homecom-
ing crowd of 1000.
Lewis. a Junior from Arlington,
Va. scored three touchdowns and
kicked six extra points.
Virginia Techs line seemed un-
able to stop the hard-charging
Indians who scored all but one
touchdown on running plays. Two
of them were set up by long passes,
however.
The first w. & M. score came
on the sixth play from scrimmage
when Lewis went IA yards through
center to tally. The second came
after tackle Ronald Confer re-
covered a w. & M. on-side kick
off on the VPI "a, and Back Ed
Magdziak passed to End Vito
Ragazzo who lodged to the goal
Never in Doubt.
From then on, there was no
question but what it was a Will
liam and Mary day.
The games third touchdown
Evening star., 1950-10-22
81. Mary's Topples Oregon
For First Win OF Season
BY the Associated Press

EUGENE, Ore, Oct. 21.-St.
Mary's finally snatched football
victory today, coming from behind
in the fourth quarter to down
thrice beaten Oregon, 1913.
A 46-yard pass play brought the
Gaels their first triumph of the
season.
Quarterback Dick Jarvis flipped
it to Halfback Dave Marcelli on
the first play of the fourth period.
Marcelli powered st. Mary's to
its first touchdown and was in
strumental in the second. scored
by Dan Mcclellan. His running
and pass-catching were all that
kept the Gaels in the game the
first half.
Oregon tailed first on a 58-yard
Evening star., 1950-10-22
PBC Club 10 Beats Club 4,
Ties for 120-Pound Lead

The f1rst-half championship
race in the 120-pound division of
the Metropolitan Police Boys Club
Football League went into a three
way tie yesterday when Club No.
10 defeated Club No. 4, 14-13, on
FairlaWn Field and drew with
Club No. II and the loser.
In another 12O-pound game,
Club No. 5 beat Club No. II, 29-0.
In the 140-pound division, Club
No. 10 won, 20-6, over Club No. 4,
while Club No. S beat Club No. II,
1870. Club No. II won the first
half championship in the 140-
pound division last week by win
ming, 14-7, over Club No. IL.