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Build a Sweet Business
GAS STATIONS

sss nave n sSS1bsn gas 81 saatons .seseo o
money-makers. $4,000 cash to
$4,000 cash. Cali US for all de-
tails.
WOODMOOR AGENCY, INC.
OIL. 1888. Realtors. Til 9 PM.
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BRAND-NEW
SEMIDET. BRICK HOMES

Three bedrms, din. rm.,
GE refgr. and garbage dis
posal; full bsmt. and other
features; only Sis mo. 5000
block 10th st. ne. Open Sat.
and SUM-, to 8. (Turn north
on Mich. ave. on 18th st., Just
beyond Cath. u. to Emerson
st. then left 2 hlks. to 10th ST.
STEUART BROS, INC.
ST. 1896 or DI. S695.
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. COLLEGE, PARK-HoILYWooD
Sl05 mo-, 3-bedrm. brk. rambler
full bsmt. auto. heat; avail. immed.
n. CARALE deLozIER, Realtor,
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1000
TO INVEST
WITH SERVICES

Any worthwhile legitimate PROPOSE
tion considered. Your response held
in strictest confidence. Box l26-V,
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POSSESSIONi

Decatur st. near 14th-Lovely det.
brick; z rms. a bedrms.), Q baths;
auto. heat; newly redecorated.
Priced low with terms. Call Don
Blair, RA. 94OO.
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'Us. OPPORTUNITIES Cont J
STORE FIXTURES

Complete set Of drugstore fixtures,
must be sold at once. 3lSl Wilson
blvd, Arl. OK. d073.
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COLORED
VACANT

18th Il LAMONT SITS. NV.
One bedroom. living room. recreation
hall, kitchen, bath. stove and re-
frigerator included. Low down pay
ment, Monthly payments like rent.
Call EX. 0591, -2l
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BRIGHTWooD AREA
All types of home for your needs.
Some with $4,000 down.
AUERHACH q CO., DI. 1901. GE. 6552
GALLATIN, near End st.-Weil-kept
6-rrn. brick, tile bath. concrete
porch. bsmt. with rm.. gas heat
new stove and refgr. Only S15,96O
and $1,000 down. Balance easy pay
ments, ST. 1857. GE. 1904.
BREITERMAN REALTY CO.
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VETS

Here Is . new group Of so pre- Reg. <
semidet. homes In a fine sc. location
and priced at only Sl3.250 With
25-yr. financing; bedrms., lge. liv.
rm;. completely equip; kit. full bsmt;
q. MENSH q CO., Ma. $40. lis
CONTINUED On Next 9ass,I 4
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OPEN 80 PM. FRIDAY
561s End PL. NV.
BARGAIN DAY SPECIAL

Q ST. OFF CONN AvE.-Loyely brick
town house. 10 rms. 3 baths; serv-
easy terms. Ewes. WO. S058.
WASHINGTON REALTY. GE. 5000
INGRAHAM ST. mr. 2nd-Vacant
Modern 6-rm.. 3-bath brick. firepi. !;
gas heat; rec. rm.., maids room:
garage: A lovely home. Only SIS
500. Terms Ewes, WO. S056.
REALTY, GE. $500
BARGAIN DAY SPECIAL
OPEN 60 PM. FRIDAY
561S 2ND PE. NV.
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OPEN DAILY, 60
1851 Iverson st.
HEIGHTS

Many people Including hnanc1ers and
builders are enthused over the fine
semidet. brick houses nearing COM
pletion in this convenient suburb.
Come see for yourself The houses
are 2Sx21 #. and. feature liv. rm..
sep; din. rm.. all-electric, roomy kit.
and bath on End A.; full bsmte with
outside entr.; auto. heat; paved
streets and sidewalks: sodded lots;
price, $15,950. Dir: out Pa. ave.
Sc. to Branch ave-, turn right and
continue ! nj; over D. c. line, to
brook dr., turn right and continue
to Gath ST., then left to house and
open sign.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
1927 Pa. Ave. Sc. LU. 4-O040
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SHANNON W S'I. & LUCHs s co.

1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
COLORED-BARGAIN. vacant. 23I7
baths, 8 Kitchens. oiI heat. 8 reisrs.
and stoves; new-house cond.; So 900
Do S1wn; eisl LARRY o. STEELE RE. Q4ss'
C0L0RED-BARGAIN. 1411 varnum
st. NV; 6 bedrms. and baths. 9
RY fsEaes s. sfEsf Pie H. .pa G4as ssrRi R
6s22. -Ie
cOLORED--S1. 900 DoWN-open to-
night 8 till 9, 3o7 Shepherd st. NV.
3-bedrm. brick home; lovely Kitchen.
FER. RE. 2201. 81. a747. 80
CoLORED-90O SPRING RD.--cor-
ner brick; 8 nice rooms. oil heat,
ssssesj sTRoup, "a. sssn s7oeS'' y .D'o'nt9fsn'- fs
coLoRED-I412 TAYLOR ST. NV.
LOUIS RUDDEN. Ex. S7O7. Z.
COLORED-SEMIDET. BRICK a.
os ESo and aouss sssaFs n s1oc hrs
COLoRED-viC. 1sth AND COLTM-
BA RID. N.W--Mod. solid brick
house, rms. bath. Wide halls, high
SSAAest iul1 pSlut,s Oll HStt, pOSG.
with settlement. Good trems About
$500 down payment REQUIRED. Insp,
6y appt: DIXIE REALTY CO., MA.
$3.50; after 8 PM, call Mrs. Rams
dell GE. 1854.
CoLORED-935s SHEPHERD ST.
Fine. Groom brick, extra kit on End
d. and bath in basement; refgr.,
phone wO. SO56. WASHINGTON
REALTY. GE. $500.
CoLoRED HOME and income. 1900
blk. 9Th 81. NV. Brick, Income
quoted. $193 mo. $1,000 down.
600 blk. Irving st. n.w.-Brick. 2
epts.. oil h..w.h.. garage. So. 900
PAUL ] MIII,ER EX 1nrn
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EDMUND J FLYNN

EDMUND J. FLYNN
fCo-op. Apt. Authority Since la2o
Wash. Bldg, RE. 1918 or RE. 1749.
COLORED-YOU CAN OWN your
own 2-rrn., kit, bath apt; in de-
eirable downtown apt. bldg. for as
little IS 500 down and reasonable
Of A. NJ. DRAISNER, 1904 L st.
NV, MA. S036. Open daily It'll z.
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FOR further information or appt. to
inspect these or other similar prop
critics, please call Mr. Burton of
this ONCE. RE. 66S5 or eyes,, JU.
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DOCTORS. ATTENTION!

Ideal Sc. location for ONCE and home.
Ten rms. det. brk. home with level
lot. 120x126. all fenced In; modern
conv.. oil .h.-w.h., 4-car gar; new
growing white section; paved road,
shopping and bus. See It to appre-
ciate 1t by calling BUSADA, 10.
9.Sb0O. 44l5 Southern ave se-16
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PETWORTH

PETWORTH
FOR widow or couple desiring q home
that pays for itself: row brick; end
n. hxed into apt, rented at 500
mo. 10 COLLEGE. students; det. garage
needs some decorating: excellent
Iansp.;, $4,000 to $4,000 will han
die. Call Mr.. Jasch. WI. 3633 (eves =,
OIL. 5040l. r: II. BEST SALES. INC.
STONE, 8 ROOMS. S25. 600
h;-w; frs. full bsmt.. h.-w.h.. fin-
ished attic; slate roof; B-acre lot.
FRANK CRAVER. GE. 1895. -19
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OFF 10th ST.
Near Walter Reed Hospital: det., all
brick home, only yrs. old. situated
on lge. lot; 8 rooms, 8 full bedrms.
1st-h. powder rm,, baths on 2nd
A.; beautiful knotty-pine recreation
rm.; gas a.-c.h. Owner wants i'm
ALDON PROPERTIES, Ma. 5740;
ewes, EN-. 1851. la
INVESTMENT PROPERTY
Convenient location In D. c., in
come 81 900 per mo. with 5-year
lease; excellent financing. Call US
today for inspection. ARLIE L.
JOHNSON REALTY CO., INC. OR.
71OO. --19
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SHANNON q LUCHS CO
1905 II st. NV. MA o34h-
SPRING VALLEY
E. L. MCCORMICK
WO. 69a3.
TTppER PPTCuvT1IUOON

UPPER BRIGHTWOOD
Near. 9th and Peabody SITS. NV.
Modern semidetached brick. 6 lovely
rooms, 2 complete baths, finished
room In bsmt. Home DOW equipped
for 2 families. Built-fn tarage, gas
heat and excellent location. Rea.
sonable price and terms.
WEITZ REALTY CORP.
917 18th st. NV. ST. 1855.
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FOR SMALL FAMILY

Cony. terms, conv. location and conv,
living; attractive .2-bedrm. row brick
home with full bsmt.. 2 incl. rear
garage, oil h.-w.h.; vacant. Priced
at only $l2,500 on exceptionally
conv. terms.
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S11 ,950-Near woodbridge. Immacu-
home with full bsmt., sas heat,
storm sash. 4es financing.
BEERS BROS. TILL 9. A. 7eiI.
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$1,000 DOWN

Attractive brick home on q nice quiet
street; has lge. liv. rm.. full din.
rnn., mod. kit, bedrms., bath, Q
screened porches. built-in garage,
new gas furnace; very conv. location.
Price, $14.500. Offer invited.
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NAMBLER-2 bedrms., full bsmt..
fenced lot. Immed. occupancy. An
nandale, S145 per mo. ARFAx
RxATY.& FA. 1850.
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AMER. UNIV. PARK
This lovely 3-bedrm, semidet, brick,
contains nice-sized liv. rm. with
firepl;, full-sized din; rm;, kit. with
dinette space, gas h.-w.h.. garage,
front porch and rear sleeping porch.
Law. in bSnt. Excel location and
priced low at S16.50O. See this
nice home today
L. H. BOWLBY
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LUNCHEONETTE

closes 4:3O PM: no sun-
day. Owner nets over 5000 week
ly. Must be sold to experienced res
taurant man. Owner has purchased
larger business. Call ST. 1907. SH.
1096. Id
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PART TINE MEN ATTENTION
In order to sell our mdse.. will lease
the. latest combination 1c-5c nut
and gum dispensers. any quantity;
Bib. capacity, ITO reliable men.
able 3 yrs in advance. Good earn
ings Address FACT. REPR.. BOX
2144, Alex. Va. -l9
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BETHESDA-S18 $50

Very attractive detached brick To-
Gated on a nice lot in an excellent
modern kitchen, Separate dining
room, living room with fireplace, full
basement. gas heat. Owner anxious
70 sell. Z. M. FRY, INC. WI. 500
till q pm, 10
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Clio THE EVENING STAR

Washington, D. c.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1851
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BRIGHTWOOD
5 ROOMS-SQ q50

CHEVY CHASE, y. 9.
lot, recently redecorated; Ist d. has
liv. rm. (firepl.l }. din. rm.. kit. bed
rm or den and v bath; Q bedrms.
recr. rm. and built-in garage, mod.
in every detail. Vacant and priced
at S23,950.
Evening star., 1951-11-02
Howard to Meet BroziIions

Howard University's soccer team
meets Brazilian Navy team at
8 pm. tomorrow at Banneker
playground. There will be no
admission charge.
Evening star., 1951-11-02
Paddy Young 7 TO |
To Win Bout Toniqht
BY The Assoeiofed Pres.

NEW YORK. Nov. Paddy
Young. seeking to move up in
the middleweight ranks since his
recent discharge from the Army.
is a 2-to-1 choice to whip Ernie
Durando, Bayonne IN. JD slug
ger, in a 10-round bout at st.
Nicholas Arena tonight.
Young. 23-year -old veteran Of
81 pro fights, won a unanimous
decision from Durando at Madi-
son Square Garden in 1850. This
will be his second fight since he
came out of the Army.
(The fight will be broadcast
over WMAL and televised over
WNBW in Washington starting
at 10 p.mD
Until he was knocked out by
Eugene Hairston last February,
Young was an up-and-coming
youngster in the 160-pound class.
He said he had not trained prop
erly for Hairston.
Paddy's record included AZ
wins, 81 by knockouts. He lost
seven and drew two. Hairston
knocked him out and Tuzo Portu-
guez stopped him on cuts.
Durando, two years older than
Young at 25. is a right-hand slug
ger with 81 wins in IS starts
and "a knockouts.
Evening star., 1951-11-02
Marciano Not in Line
For WaIcott Fiqht
BY the Assoeiuted Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-President
Jim Norris of the International
Boxing Club says talk of a fight
between Heavyweight Champion
Jersey Joe Walcott and Rocky
Marciano is lust wishful think
ing" on the part of Felix Boo
chicchio, Walcott's manager.
Bocchicchio said that such a
bout was proposed by Norris after
Marciano's victory over Joe Louis,
but Norris denied this. What
Norris proposes is that Walcott
meet Ezzard Charles. the former
champion, in Miami this Febru-
Iary, with the winner to take on
:Marciano in June in New York
Charles is entitled to first crack
at Walcott and I wouldn't even
ask him to step aside" Norris said
He was supposed to get his re-
turn last September. I feel Wal
colt ought to give Charles his
chance before June and I would
like to put On a Charles-Walcott
fight this February in Miami
Then the winner could meet Mar
ciano in New York in June"
Marciano's manager, Marty
WE'LL, admits that Charles is en-
titled to first crack at Walcott
WE'LL said he had no intention OF
seeking a title bout unless Charles
steps aside.
Evening star., 1951-11-02
BY the Asseeioted Press

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Nov. O.
Bob Neyland, Tennessee football
coach. has found out. in rather
expensive fashion, just how de-
structive his single-wing Of
fensive can be.
Tennessee meets North Caro-
lima. another single-wing team. at
Chapel Hill tomorrow. For five
straight games the Volunteer de-
fensive unit has stopped T and
split-T teams without too much
trouble.
To get his defensive line ready
to cope with the Tar Heels
single-wing formations. Neyland
for the first time this fall scrim-
mayed varsity offensive and de-
fensive units against each other
earlier this week.
Two Linemen Injured.
The result: Two flrSt-String
defensive linemen injured and one
of them lost for tomorrow's battle.
Bob Fisher. 200-pound sopho-
more tackle from Cleveland, Ohio,
suffered a painful shoulder injury
in Mondays skirmish. The next
day Roger Rotroff. 185-pound
sophomore end from Cincinnati
was downed with pulled ligaments
in his left knee. He's now on
crutches and is lost indefinitely.
Fisher won't start tomorrow, but
he may get into the game II
needed. Neyland said.
Since all our defenses this fall
have been set up against T and
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West Coast Pair, Novy-Bound
Help Keep Bulls Undefeuted

but he's so fast. We made ar
end out of him"
Also on the aggressive side Il
Charley Lewis, 205-pound guard
Sometimes, Charley is q little toe
aggressive. a factor which has cost
Bulls an occasional penalty. Dem.
ing has been toning him down;
not too much, though.
In defeating Greenbrier Mill.
tary, George Washington Univer-
sity's B team, Staunton Military
Academy, Wyoming Seminary
Kiski and AquinaS. Bulls has
amaSsed 1877 points to 50 for the
opposition. Only Wyoming (28-
20) and Kiski G-0) have given
the Admirals trouble.
Bulls should have little trouble
tomorrow against Baltimore Jun
ior College. but is expecting plenty
from Fork Union and the un-
defeated Navy Plebes. The Ad-
mira1s would like to duplicate
their 1947 feat of going through
the regular season unbeaten and
united. Their prospects look
good.
Evening star., 1951-11-02
College Football
BY the Associoted Press

bI IIe HSSuIIu'su TTeSS
EIon 13 Newberry I2
Iowa wesleyan I3 Culver -Stockston I
Weber (Utah) uie) ~ Kicks o
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Vols Line Crippled Procticing
ToMeet Tar Heel Single Wilma

split-T teams, we had no choice
but to scrimmage the defensive
line against our own single-wing," ="
the Tennessee mentor declared.
"We wanted to accustom the de-
fensive players to the single-wing
attack blocking. We wouldn't
have scrimmaged at all unless it
had been absolutely necessary"
One Experienced End Left.
The loss of Rotroff leaves Ten
nessee, the Nations top-ranking
team in the Associated Press poll,
with only one experienced de-
fensive wingman-Doug Atkins,
towering 220-pounder from Hum
boldt. Tenn.
Mack Franklin, 185-pound So
Iphomore from Madisonville, Tenn.
will replace Rotroff at left end.
Franklin has seen only limited
action this season.
Neyland has groomed a pair of
freshmen as replacements for
Franklin and Atkins. They are
Tommy Gardner, 1876, of Norfolk,
Va, and Ed Nickla, 200, of North
Merrick, Long Island.
Another Vol defensive player on
the injured list is veteran Line
backer Gordon Polofsky, 200
pound senior from Cranston, r. I.
Evening star., 1951-11-02
Retiring Coach Blasts
Victory at Any Cost
BY the Associoied Press

TOLEDO, Ohio, Nov. 2.-Don
Greenwood, who resigned as To-
ledo football coach in a disagree
ment with university officials, said
last night he will give up coach
ing unless the accent on win at
any cost is abolished.
Greenwood declared in a state
ment he fears for the safety of
football players because game
officials are not protecting them
from deliberate roughing.
And, he added. school officials
are not placing the players safety
above the desire to win.
The former Illinois and Cleve-
land Browns player said he re-
signed Wednesday night because
Toledo officials did not adequately
protest trough play" in Satur-
days game with Bowling Green
Toledo won the game at Bowl
ing Green, 1876, but Greenwood
contended four Toledo players
were deliberately roughed up
Two of them were knocked un-
conscious, but no one was injured
seriously.
Toledo appointed Clair Dunn
assistant coach, to succeed Green
wood Immediately. Toledo still
has three games to play, including
one tomorrow with Ohio Univer-
sity, where Dunn formerly played
Dunn will coach at Toledo for the
remainder of the season.
Evening star., 1951-11-02
Grandfather Marino
Keeps FIyweight Tile
In Honolulu Fight
BY the Assoeiofed Press

HONOLULU. Nov. Dado
Marino, Hawaii's 112-pound fight
ing grandfather, won a close 15-
round decision over Terry Allen
|of London last night to remain
world flyweight champion.
1t was Marines first defense of
the title he won from Allen in
this same Honolulu stadium is
months ago. The referees and
judges decisions were unanimous.
On a point basis. Referee Wal
ter Cho, called it 27 to Is, Judge
Al Bothelho 26 to Is and Judge
Louis Freitas 27 to Is. The Asso-
ciated Press scorecard had 1t Is
to l8.
The fight attracted 1913 fans
who paid $26,609.60.
There we're no official knock
downs. But Marino hooked and
pushed Allen to his hands and
knees three times for no count.
Allen knocked Dado down for no
count In the first round.
II Aliens Eye Cut Early.
Both fighters started milling in
the second Allen, crouching and
cautious, was the more careful.
Marino hooked a small cut over
Aliens right eye in the second
round, but did not reopen it until
the furious 18th.
Despite their eight years differ
ence in age, 27-year-old Allen and
Marino, at IS. father of five and
grandfather of a baby girl, were
too evenly matched for much
blood letting
Marino weighed liz and Allen,
111A.
Marino dropped Allen to his
hands and knees in the second
round and pushed him to the deck
in the seventh. Allen slipped on
the slick canvas in the sixth.
Marines Late Spurt Helps.
Both fighters were jolted by tell
ing punches in the fifth. Aliens
crouch saved him from Marino's s
deadly left in the sixth.
Marino took Aliens left hooks
without f1inching and hooked him
right back in the ninth. He
started getting the edge over the
former champion in the 10th and
llth, rocking him with singing
lefts to the head.
Allen. a sportsman of the old
school. missed a couple of oppor-
tunities to follow through when
Dado left himself open for a
second here and there
Sorry. old chap" he said a
couple of times and waited for
Marino to catch his breath.
Evening star., 1951-11-02
Raschi Reeuperating
After Knee Operation
BY The Assoeiofed Press

BALTIMORE. Nov. "A sur
geon removed a frayed cartilage
from the right knee Of Pitcher Vic
Raschi Of the New York Yankees
yesterday snd later said he was
confident the knee will be all
right
The operation on the big right
handler was performed in Johns
Hopkins Hospital by DR.. George
E. Bennett, Baltimore specialist.
Raschi was on the operating table
a little more than an hour.
How long he'll have to stay in
the hospital depends on how the
knee heals and other factors, a
hospital spokesman said.
Raschi said he first injured the
knee when he slid home into
Catcher Jim Hogan in a game at
Cleveland in July. 1850. He hurt
1t again this year.
Although he said it affected
my pitching and walking" so that
he couldn't pitch at full strength
more than five or six innings, :"
Raschi compiled an impressive
21-l0 record last season.
He was credited with winning
the last game of the World Series
in which the Yankees beat the
New York Giants. although he was
removed In the seventh inning.
Evening star., 1951-11-02
GrantIund Rice's Choices>

BAYLOR-T C Champion
ship party. Baylor has slight
edge.
TEXAS AIM ARKANSAS S.
Another hot one. Slight leaning
to Texas A66M.
RICE-PITTSBURGH-Rice by
healthy margin.
STANFORD WASHINGTON
STATE-Hard game. Unbeaten
Stanford just wins it.
CALIFORNIAN C L A-Cali-
fornia in something of a canter.
WASHINGTON oregon
STATE-Hard game. The Huskies
are due for improvement. Wash
ington.
fReleesed by
North American Newspaper Alliance.)
Evening star., 1951-11-02
By GrontIond Rice

BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 2.-Our
unlucky but still gallant Navy has
picked a tough spot In Baltimore
to win its first game of the 1851
season. Notre Dame is a tough
ladder to climb. Unbeaten college
teams still include Princeton
Georgia Tech, Maryland, Michi-
gan State. Illinois. Stanford, Ten
nessee, San Francisco and Cincin-
natl, with Baylor unbeaten, but
tied. Princeton and Maryland
rate high up nationally. Those in
danger this week are Illinois, Bay
lor and Stanford.
EAST.
NAVY-NOTRE DAME-Navy
may find itself some day soon, but
hardly against a good Notre Dame
team The pick is Notre Dame.
ARM THERN CALI
FORNIA-Southern California is
much the better squad.
PRINCETON BROWN - Nine.
teen in a row for Princeton.
YALE-DARTMOUTH-A tough
one. Slight nod to Yale.
CORNELL-COLUMBIA - Cor
nell better than against Princeton
Cornell.
PENNSYLVANIA WILLIAM &
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., an i'm
proving outfit.
HOLY CROSS . COLGATE -
Holy Cross is named.
BOSTON U.-NEW YORK U.-
Boston u, with Agannis, too good
FORDHAM-RUTGERS For.-
ham Ram is the nominee.
THE MIDWEST.
Observation-Disclosures Of
the days big ones. Michigan tre-
mendously improved. But Illinois
lis the pick.
PURDUE-PENN STATE-Close
Nod to Purdue.
OHIO STATE-NORTHWEST.
ERN-Ohio State in revival. Tht
Buckeyes.
MINNESOTA WA The
Gophers improving each week or
offense. Minnesota is named.
WISCONSIN-INDIA Badg.
ers now one Of the strongest team!
IN the country. Wisconsin.
THE SOUTH.
TENNESSEE NORTH CARROLL.
NA-Tennessee at least three
touchdowns better than the Tai
Heels.
CLEMSON WAKE FOREST
Wake Forest, after its uprising las
week against North Carolina.
MARYLAND MISSOURI -
Maryland. still one of the better
unbeaten teams.
KENTUCKY MIAMI - Ken.
lucky, with Parilli, back on win.
ming road.
GEORGIA TECH DUKE -
Georgia Tech has one of years
best records. Georgia Tech.
GEORGIA-ALABAMA - Close
contest. A slight edge for Ala
bama.
L S U-MISSISSIPPI - Little
choice here. Mississippi.
TULANE-M MISSISSIPPI STATE
= Neither too hot. Mississippi
State.
SOUTHWEST AND FAR WEST.
TEXAS-S M U-Old-fashioned
tug OF war. Big game. We like
Texas.
Evening star., 1951-11-02
McHugh, Noted Starter
For Track Events, Dies
By the Assoeiuted Press

BROOKLYN, Nov. John Nc
Hugh, famous starter in track
events, died yesterday in Methodist
Hospital.
McHugh, in his Dos, began his
career in the spring of 1898. In
1924 he was selected as the only
American starter for the Olympic
games in Paris.
Until McHugh arrived the games
were started with 3-foot muskets
or sawed-of shotguns. McHugh
usel tiny revolver. In 1948, when
he retired, McHugh turned the re-
volver over to Jack Lavelle in
Madison Square Garden.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Mary Haggerty McHugh.