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APPLIANCES, USED

APPLIANCES, USED
Ranges, gas used from $40. guar
tRefrigeratoTs. electric. used. from
S35. guaranteed.
RsfTigerator, seEveL gas. used,
Rsffife5ator' st,a EG servsL gas used
Water heaters. sas. used. from SIS
guaranteed
Kitchen cabinets. wall and base
damaged, from SIS
Sinks, used. $50
Sink. 54-in.. de luxe. porcelain top
new. 500.
USED APPLIANCE CENTER
1909 lst St Sc. ST. 6l0o
AoUARIUMs, pumps, stands sand.
/ plants, fish and all accessories. OV
.AoUARIUMs and supplies. live winter
/ daphnia fresh tuhifex white ahd
! micro worms, an-gal. tank and stand
/ sos. 3"-Eal roll base stainless tank
I with hoodhght, S37 80, and many
! others. We build o. rebuild all
| types OF AQUARIUM equipment. Used
es4 'ufSiATURE fSqa4 sRd sgla qRoPIcAr e
/ AQUARIUM, 39o7 14th ST, NV
BABY u BED chke newl chair, sate;
I dress overcoat. size 3s. EN-. 4sa3
bAbt DSSbt anu HeltIcsS- %
! Good condition. 1901 Rhode Island
BasY axs CARRIAGE. Welsh. Doodle
| buggy: comb. car-bed and busy;
collapsible: SIC oV. 5474
BABY CARRIAGE tThayerl, very
reasonable; practically new. Call
BABY CARRIAGE. Thsyer, coi,ap-
slble; good cond ton; SIS. Teeter
Babe. 81, WO 27ii
BABY CARRIAGE-Thayer de luxe;
almost perfect condition; reasonable
BABY IL c'aRRIAeE-ssorklins: perfect
BABY CARRIAGE. Collier. cola nsibie
nnsv fns coneitISR GnRR,.Gr s3? s'dsromat,c sM 42
cost S49.a5; mattr. cost s3.9S'
new cond. sell both s25. Ii.
BABY CARRIAGE. Thaver; scale
+ wicker stroller, car seat; So for
BABY CARRIAGE. perfect condition
BABY lis SsRRTsGf@4hsyer csil ia to24i stroller;
ladys coat, size IA; best offer 81.
BABY CRIB. mattress. 81. AP. 1852
BABY FURNITURE. toilet trainer and
chair et:, crib, esrTiase swinsd 5sd PLAY PLAY
Scales: ali for st5' FA 7i5i,
BABY FURN.-2 bassinettes, play pen
high chair, crib, carriage. All for
S4u Call TA 07a0 -
BABY PLAY PEN. pad. crib size. 80
/ Child's metal indoor swing S5; IN
derv ood typewriter. SO, Lu
2-34TS
BABY STROLLER. station wagon and
bessinette very rees. II 1-2222
BABY'S WARDROBE CHEST-White
+ cost SIn0. will sacrifice for S25
13f2 Park rd. NV, D c.
BAKERY CASES. blond wood; new;
/ less than L price real value
| DAVID HAYMAN, 6;.,5 Ind. ave. NV
BANQUET CLOTH. Chinese point
Venice lace. new. 3 yards long, l.
! matching napkins Call SH, 3lSo
BARBER SHOP EQUIPMEST-Very
reasonable IA. 63a9.
BASINS. SINKS. BATHTUBS; bull,
( in S25 FITTINGS. new or used
BLOCKS. 3056 NJ st. NV. NO 1903
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REDROOM

AS WE GUARaNTEE YOU saw
INGS OF 2Oes TO 50et ON NEW
SAMPLE CLoSEOUTS. LOOK AT
THESE BARGAINS: Fine maple
bed. chest and dresser, was Sll9.a5
now $3.50; 3-piece genuine ma
hogany set. made best way. was
S2l9.50. now SI59 50;s 3-piece
beautiful lined oak sci with double
dresser. large chest and double bed
was s299. 50, now S159.5o: large
selection of solid mahogany and
solid cherry sets at give-away prices
Fine mahoAany or maple beds IN
all sizes, were $50 30. now Sl7 80
to mention. Open Thursday till =
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co
GOT 7th ST. NV, EX. 6742
The Sample BARGAIN store Of Wash
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ANTIQUES

Christmas shop for mother at Bel
Kinds
Our stock was never so large. Oui
prices never so reasonable.
Marble-top tables, suit. for coffee
table, Si5.25. others, SIS up
Marbletop washstands. Si5 up
Dressers. SO. Dry sink S25
Vanity. S25. Oak d. l. table. s.
tits dandy If you're handy
Victorian chairs. So. Love seats
So. Platform rocker, So. Victorian
table, So. Washstand. IS
OH lamps 81. Pictures and frame
81. White and blue milk glass
pieces, 81. Paperweights. 81. Vases
81 Cut crystal 81 pc. Picture
plate, 81. Deli Windmill. 81 Stat
fordShire demitasse sets. 81. Bot
ties, 81 land more or less,. Doll
ST. Metal and plaster cases. 81
Figurines, 81. Berry set, 81. Bon.
dishes. 81 Butter chips. ; for 81
Brass bells, 81. other bargains
Open Sundays BELL KINDS. 60s
HFb ct n-RI
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cultured woman teaches
English. self-confdence, freedom
from self f-consciousneSs. MI 215O
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RECREATION ROOMS

OUR SPECIALITY
Knotty pine paneling. beautifully in
stalled by experts, reasonable prices.
easy terms, free estimates.
REALTY FINANCE AND CONSTR. Co
ST. 1858 Ewes and Sun. HU 8s43
REFRIGERATORS REPAIRED; also
washers; guaranteed service.
DEPENDO REFRIGERATION CO.
DAYS. UN. 1872; ewes. UN. 1915.
REUPHOLSTERING
Unusual fabrics; delivery guaranteed
Christmas. Call for free estimates.
MANNING'S. 2007 K st. NV, ME.
SAnS
Evening star., 1951-12-02

CAMERA. Kodak Reflex, 3.5 lens.
Kodamatic. 1900 shutter with
syncronized flash. Flash outfit.
everyready case. Like new. TIE. 34s3.
CAMERA LENS. telephoto. for Leica;
brand-new Hektor 135-mm. with
Refiex housing, $40. JE. ;3-9636.
CAMERA, Polaroid. never used: excel.
buy: reas. 10. S-2077 all day Sun
day.
cartridge load, fl.9 lens; also title
maker. 500. EN-. 5575.
CAMERA, Leica III F. Summitar So
NM lens. and Elmar 90-mm. F-4
lens; Imarect finder >and 3-F fash
Unit DI. 1901 weekdays.
III-C, F2, summitar. never used
Imarect finder. All for S325.
viii not sell separately. Also
Retina II. f.2, Ektar orange finder.
with case: best condition; -Ss5. Call
8 to | Sun. or Mon. $3.50 pm.
CAMERA, Rolleiflex, case; synchro.
Tessar, closeup ParaIlaX lens; color
filters with case. All brand-new
condition Cash or consider 80 nm.
trade. ia. 1851.
CAMERA. Mercury I, with case, F3 S
with l/100O sec. $3.50; Elliot ad-
dressosraph,. hand oper., for type
writer stencils, cost 500, used once;
| sell S3g MI 1928
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PIANO TUNING

EN-. 4374. WOOLEY.
work, repairing and remodeling
work Guaranteed; registered D. c.
and MARYLAND. SH 1892. II nc
answer call LO. 5-35Sl. 3
PLUMBING AND HEATING, no iot
too small: a 24-hr. service; reas
prices; registered in D. C. and Md
UN. 1889. 4
PLUMBING SERVICE? You still have
time for new bathroom by Xmas
Hot water heaters; any make Major
repairs, MA. 1862. 8 to pm
Sligo 3061, z to . am. and after
PoRCHEs INCLosED-Let us max.
your porch into a den or extra
bedrm. Free estimates cheerfully
given. WI 60S6. CAPITOL CON.
TRACTING CO.. 4S19 Beth. ave.
Beth, Md
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DANNA ACHIN
Well-known opera singer in Europe
recently comins from italy. offers
VOCAL INSTRUCTION
Italian method; additions free. Phone
OIL. 530S -
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DO YOU GAMRLE2

Here is a chance to place bet on
a sure thing. Male. white. SO, mar
ried. Excellent work and manage
ment record. Expert in direct mai
production. High mechanical apti-
tude. Interested in q worth while
Lifetime proposition. Box 402-A
Star.
COLORED, middle-aged man wishes
lob as elevator operator or porter
COLORED MAN desires work a.
houseman, porter or waiter. Ii
3-652S
COLORED MAN, maintenance me.
chanic and general repairs; thor
oughly reliable, clean, sober. LU
coLoRED MAN wants ianitor quar-.
ters. live in: Call LA. 6-6557.
COLORED MAN wants porter worI
after e pm LU. 2-7a43. 3.
COLoRED. NEAT YOUNG MAN de
sires part-time lob bet. 9 am. ant
33u pm; exper.; refs. Ii. -Ia15
2s
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BRICKS

Good used bricks, any quantity.
GENERAL WRECKING CO.
BRENTWOOD RID. AND W ST. NV.
MI S1T1 Fl
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LEARN TYPING
GO A NFNNTu

Beginners or Brushup Course
Choice of Hours from m. to . pm
TYPING SCHOOL
1406 G St. NV. Sterling 20s6.
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FURNITURE

Repairing. refinishins incl. antiques
veterans. GILBERT PEAKE. OIL
1859, 1899 Wis, ave. NV 3
MATTRESSES remade, So up. sTEIf
BEDDING CO.. 1924 18th st. NV
oFfIcE, SEWING MACHINES. indus.
repaired Work done by machinis
MAcHINE REPAIR SHOP. Nayio. yE5
Center. 2S42 Alabama ave. sc
Phone LU. 2-969l
PAINTING. Reinforcing, plastering
HuLME, Days Ju. s-4s67' ewes,
PAINTING. Christmas cards: 500
each. name imprinted. TO, 5354
PAINTER-Inside and outside paint
ins; reasonable prices; free ssti.
= mates, WADE, NE; Ss35. a.
work and material guaranteed: d.
own work; white. 81 9s46.
PAINTING ana floor hnishing-Fol
best quality and best price. cal
Mr.: oDONNELL. DE, 1855. p
PAINTING, PAPERISG-ror q gooc
Kf12 IS4 st : sH reasonable 4ai price call Mr.
PAINTING. inside or outside. do nj,
own work. Reasonable. 30 yrs.
exper HU. 1885, after 5 pm a.
PAINTING, PAPERING. plastering
repairs. neat clean work Reason
able prices prompt attention. Cal
PAINTING-To get that room paint
ed at a lower cost. let us sell yol
the paint you need and show yol
hey, hey to nv use 1st, Z Call Mr.. o'DoN
PAINTING adsT s9v sIn ;,s. old or new
mechs. meeh snf sH. sssa sszs Tree est Whit Z.
PAINTING, PAPERING, plasterin,
quickly. neatly done: reas F. P
GooKE; 1891 Holmead pl. NV
PAPER aPl III HANGING. PAINTING, whit,
work MI 00a0 BooKouT. =
PAPER HANGING. PAINTING; 1st-
class work; free estimates; reason
able VI 500.
PAPER HANGING done vt once. low.
est prices; do own work. suaran-
PAPER HANGING. PaINTING, spe.
guaranteed. SPIGEL. IA. s92s. -
PAPERHANGING and painting In
terror and exterior. estimates cheer
fully given. GL. 1867 and Ia
PAPERING, 5-rm., o-story hall houae
low as Ss5; W. mech; own work
Call RALPH. Me. sl4s between
PAPER HANGING. plastering. paint.
ing carpentering. roofing; lge oil
small Jobs estimates free' reliable
PAPER HANGING. painting. specia
low prices; work guar; save money
Call ewes, GE. 690l -
PAPER HANGING. 81 up per room
1851 washable sunfast papers; worl
guaranteed. GE 42S3, GE. "4Bl
PAPER HANGING, painting: specia
low price: work guar Do 1t now
PAPERISG AND PAINTING by Is
class white mechanic. Call MR.
REAES. LII T-6SaS
PAPERING. PAINTING. PLASTERING
Work done reasonable this month
Call BARNETT. Me, 2765. ~
PAPERING AND PAINTING
Al work; estimates free. Call MR.
BECKETT. MI 0930. DU. 4053.
PIANO TUNING
Est. free; work guar 5l13 Conn ave
EN-. 4374. WOOLEY.
PLUMBING AND HEATING - New
work. repairing and remodeling
work guaranteed. registered D. c
and MARYLAND. SH. s332. II n,
answer call LO. 5-35Sl. 3
PLUMBING AND HEATING. no io-
too small; o4-hr service; reas
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TT ~ 1AEtyISE0I q : n. " M. tHUU
twin or single: cribs,
hIshchalrs, baby-tender. car seats,
etc. Try the GOOD NEW
SHOPPE, 24n0 Columbia pike, OW.
S312, JA. 2-S502. ) min from PEN
tagon. Used articles bought outright
II in good. clean condition.
. wool winter and l
American oriental. like new All
9xl2. Very reasonable. Also living
room couch and chair Call Sun.
or any day. IA. 1909. 5300 Kansas
ave NV -3
CARPET. cotton Wonda weave. dark
green. ! / by II. S15 GE OlSa
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CAMERAS

24-Hr. Color Finishing
There's New Crystal Beauty IN China.
color Prints Finished Like Fine
chrome Ansco Color or Ektachrome
Transparencies. Ansco Color Film
Processing 81 per roll by mail or
bring in and see our Color Print
Display
Print. Sold all over America. Tape
recorders. Rentals.
ChinacOlOr Laboratories
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BUILDING MATERIAL
ARROW LUMBER COMPANY
BUILDING MATERIALS

Large complete stock Of good used
lumber Trick. flooring. doors. win
dows plumbing pipe. boilers and
radiators at bargain prices.
Evening star., 1951-12-02

CARVING SET, 3 pieces, Read &
Barton Francis /, new retail. S55:
now $50. l345 Madison st NV. .
CARVING SET. 3-piece, new. Per-
soma: finest steel; cost $3.50; will
tabe Sl2 30. inc. tax FIR. 1927.
CASH DRAWER, brand new with lock
wk.. 1112 14th NV, DI T37P,
CASH REGISTER. McCaskey, hand
operated, 1c to S9999. EL. $685.,
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CARPETING
BIG SAVINGS TO CASH BUYERSl
All leading brands-Bigelow, Leeds,
Maeee, AleX-Smith. Artloom etc.
First quality only Rug size or WALL
10 wall: all colors: all widths,
twists, chenilleS. tone on tone, etc,
LEVENTHAL'S
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background will accept limited num-
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Evening star., 1951-12-03
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Evening star., 1951-12-03

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uossb multi Of almost magical
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Evening star., 1951-10-14
Wisconsin OutpIoys Ohio State
Most of the Way in6-6 Tie
WASHINGTON ARE.
By the Assoeioted Press

MADISON, Wis, Oct. 13.-A
favored Ohio State football team
had to settle for a 6-to-6 tie today
with Wisconsin eleven that out
played it most of the way.
Ohio State, ranked ninth in the
Associated Press poll, was an odds
on favorite over the Badgers, but
in. this game it was Wisconsin that
looked best most Of the time.
Sparked by a pair of freshman
backs, the Badgers pushed the
Buckeyes all over the field and
stopped Vic Janowicz, An-Ameri-
can, in his tracks most of the first
half as they ran up a six-point
lead.
Wisconsin continued to domi-
nate play through the third period.
In the final quarter. the Badgers
begged down and Ohio State.
thanks to a great 63-yard punt
return by Bernie Skvarka. pushed
across the six points which tied
the score.
Johnny Coatta of Wisconsin and
Janowicz both missed their extra
point kicks.
The Badgers went SO yards to
score In the closing minutes OF
the first half after having had
four drives stopped, two by pass
interceptions and two through
fumbles.
It was Alan Ameche and Bob
Evening star., 1951-10-14
Drive
BY California Beats
Washington State
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

PULLMAN, Wash, Oct. 13.-
Matched and checkmated through
a wild first half by the Cougars
of Washington State. Johnny Oh
szewski and the California Bears
cracked through for 81 third-pe-
riod points today and hung on
grimly for a 1926 Pacific Coast
Conference football victory.
A lot of the gilt had been
rubbed of the Golden Bears
ranked second in the Nation
when they came back to start
the second half all even with the
Cougars at 81 to 81.
A crowd Of $4,000. huddled in
the intermittent rain, saw its
hopes for the upset of the day
in the Nation fade suddenly as
Olszewski dashed 80 yards to the
tie breaking touchdown on the
second play Of the half.
Smashing wide holes in a line
they had rarely been able to dent
in the first half, the Bears
chopped out two more touch
downs. Skipping and dodgine
through the rain, Olszewski went
|28 yards and then Harry West
broke into the clear and added
4s more to make it a two-play
goal.
Evening star., 1951-10-14
Fred Benners' Deadly Passing
Overturns Irish in Thriller -
BY the Assoeiaied Press

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Oct. 49,
Fred Benners, a human windmill.
hit on % passes in a attempts
for 1886 yards and four touchdowns
to pilot Southern Methodist to a
27-20 victory over Notre Dame to-
day,
The 6-foot-3 senior. who lives
only a few blocks from the Dallas
schools campus, shattered all of
his own records in embarrassing
the most furious passing game
ever fired at a Notre Dame team.
The Irish, unable to pierce the
SMU defense that shielded Ben
ners like he was a hunk of ura-
MUM, bowed to their first defeat
in three starts this season. It was
the first SMU victory over Notre
Dame in four games dating back
to 1890.
The Mustangs were up in the
air from the start and did not
call more than a dozen running
plays. The, score was the same,
only reversed, as that Of the
Notre Dame 1949 triumph, the
last time the two rivals met.
But the young Irish made a
battle Of 1t with a last-quarter
touchdown on passing attack Of
their own. It kept the crowd Of
58,240 on its feet and added more
thrills for the millions of televi-
Evening star., 1951-10-14
By the Assoeiased Press

EAST LANSING, Mich, Oct.
13.-Michigan States pony
backheld pulled one out of the
fire for Coach Biggie Mum to-
day by scoring two touchdownS
in the final quarter to quell an
upset-hungry Marquette football
team, 20-14.
The speedy young sophomores
and freshmen did all the scoring
after Marquette took a 1875 half
time lead over the surprised Mich
igan State team.
Quarterback Jim Leahy made
both the Marquette touchdowns
with passes to End Jim Tobias in
the end zone. And for awhile it
looked as If Michigan State, No
one team in the Associated Press
poll. was in for a humiliating beat
ing.
Wells Sprints SO Yards.
Michigan States only score in
the first half came in the second
quarter when Billy Wells. soph-
ornore back from Menominee
Mich, ran SO yards through the
Marquette defense.
Guard Gordon Serr of Corunna
Mich, missed the extra point anc
for awhile that one point looket
mighty important.
Michigan State started its vic
tory drive from its own IA in tn,
Evening star., 1951-10-14
BY the Assoeioted Press

DALLAS. Oct. 13.-Texas ham,
mered the spell of once mighty
Oklahoma for 81 victory today
in a game Of breaks and freak
happenings.
The Longhorns, who scored a
safety and turned an Oklahoma
bobble into a touchdown, were
almost swept off the field for a
period by a vicious Sooner ground
game. Then Texas made it all up
with mighty defensive show In
the last half.
A crowd of 75,349 shook the
Cotton Bowl as Texas broke Okla
lfoma's string in this colorful
Southwestern rivalry. The Soon
|ers had won three straight over
Texas when they came here today.
Texas played without the serv-
ices of it's great running back, Glib
Dawson, whose father died sud-
denly this morning. But Carl
Mayes, who took over for Dawson,
was one of the bright lights in
the Longhorn victory.
Jones Heart of Attack.
Oklahoma, National champion
last year, thus suffered its second
defeat in two weeks. Texas A. and
M. last week beat the sooners,
14-7.
T. Jones was the heart Of the
Evening star., 1951-10-14
College Of Pacific Ends
Clemson S Streak, 21-7
By the Assoeiafed Press

STOCKTON, Calf, Oct. 49,
Unbeaten College of Pacific scored
three last-half touchdowns to-
night to beat Clemson. 21-7, and
end Tigers 16-game undefeated
streak.
The Orange Bowl champions
had been unbeaten since 1949.
Clemson scored its only touch
down in the final 81 seconds.
The West Coast eleven scored
first in the third quarter, taking
the kickoff and going 65 yards
for a touchdown in II plays. Tom
Nice Cormick, who contributed a
20-yard run to the drive. went
over from three yards out.
College Of Pacific scored again
near the end of the period when
Halfback Eddie Macon skirted
his right end for 18 yards.
Evening star., 1951-10-14
By jones Y. Newton
Sfur Sfnff Corraspondenf

LAUREL, Md, Oct. ia dead
game filly named Rose Jet from
the Maine Chance Farm of Mrs
Elizabeth N. Graham "came
again" in the final yards this
afternoon to exc out a victory
In the rich Selma Stakes before
1900 fans at Laurel.
Rose Jet, the hot favorite. won
by a head over Faberose. the prop
erty of the Foxcatcher Farm. But
in the middle of the home stretch,
after leading all the way around,
it looked as If Rose Jet wouldn't
make it.
Faberose, whose dam, Fickle-
bush, won the Selma in 1941,
swept up on the outside in the
early stretch and seemed to be on
her way to victory. actually head
ing Rose Jet at one point in the
run for home. Jockey Eric
Gueran went to work with his
whip on Rose Jet and the Graham
|filly responded to get the nod in
the last few strides. Greentree
Stables Knot Hole, second choice
in the betting, came in third.
Winner 7-to-5 Choice.
The across-the-board payoff on
Rose Jet as $3.50, $500 and $2.40
Faberose returned $40 and $3.40
while Knot Hole paid $3.50 to
show.
In winning the Selma, Rose Jet,
whose Jet Pilot. won the 1947
Kentucky Derby. staked out a
strong claim to the two-year -old
filly championship Two weeks
ago, she won Belmont's Matron
Stakes, and earlier chalked up an
SnS.ffVa,,aa asa pa0a n-R ra1 4 \
Evening star., 1951-10-14
MICHIGAN State Forced to Rally
To Defeat Marquette, 20 to Ia

final quarter. Leroy Bolden, a
freshman from Flint, Mich, con-
tributed a 34-yard run.
Quarterback AL Dorow threw a
long pass to Wells on the Mar
quette IA and Wells scooted over.
A 50-yard pass from Dorow to
End Paul Decker of Muskegon,
Mich, set up the winning tally
with less than eight minutes left
to play. Bolden went over from
the Marquette 13-yard line.
Marquette Takes Early Lead.
Marquette struck it's big blow
for an upset by scoring three min
utes and 80 seconds after the
opening kickoff.
From States IA, Leahy connect
ed with his end zone pass to To-
bias and Marquette was ahead
Leahy also kicked the extra point
for Marquette.
Wells became a hero for a mo-
ment by his 69-yard scoring rur
but a few minutes later in the
second quarter he was partially
responsible for the second Mar
quette touchdown.
A tumble by Wells recovered BY
Phil DAILY on the Michigan State
Is put the Hilltoppers in posi-.
ton to cause trouble. Again Leahy
threw>o one of his end-zone special,
to Tobias and made the extrs
point kick for Marquette.
Evening star., 1951-10-14
Texas Defeats Oklahoma, 81,
Turns BobbIe Into Touchdown

Texas attack, his quarterbacking,
passing and running leading to
the Longhorn touchdown and al
most getting two more.
In the fourth period, after
Texas drive of 80 yards stalled on
the Oklahoma two. Oklahoma
tried a pass from behind it's goal
line. Billy Vessels caught it but
was hit on the one and so badly
injured he was carried from the
field on a stretcher. At the same
time Eddie Crowder, Oklahoma
quarterback, ran into a goal post
and hurt himself slightly. The
goal post was knocked down.
All the scoring was in the first
half with the safety coming early
in the opening period. Bobby Dill
Ion knocked Frank Silva down in
the end zone as the Sooner back
tried to run out wild backward
pass from Crowder.
tumble Sets up Score.
A recovered Oklahoma tumble
set up a Texas touchdown later
in the first period. Joe Mcdonald
pounced on the ball when Silva
dropped it on the Oklahoma 81.
A 16-yard sprint by T Jones set
up the score. made when Carl
Mayes bulled over from two feet
(See TEXAS. Page B-4.)
Evening star., 1951-10-14
Thomas Scores Three
AS W&l Surprises
Virginia, Al 10 IA
By Brian Bell, Jr.
Stor Stnff Cofrespondsnt

LEXINGTON, Va, Oct. 13.-
Washington and Lee today took
revenge for nine straight defeats
by the University of Virginia with
"a 42-14 rout of the Cavaliers be-
fore a crowd of $4,000 at Wilson
Field. The Generals rolled up a
28-7 half-time lead and contin-
ued to pour it on their arch rivals
from Charlottesville. They were
superior in every department and
outplayed the surprised Cavaliers
from start to finish.
Virginia, as much as a 12-point
favorite in some places, scored on
Ia 95-yard kickoff return and a
52-yard end run. Except for those
two flashes. the Cavaliers gave
their rooters little to cheer about.
Bob Thomas, 20-year -old 190-
pound end, scored the first three
touchdowns for w. & L. and then
Evening star., 1951-10-14
Counterpart Beats Hill Prince;
Rose Jet Takes Selma Stakes
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK. Oct. 13.-sonny
Whitney's Counterpart poured it
on in the stretch today and
caught c. T. Chenery,s great Hill
Prince right at the wire in the
two-mile Jockey Club Gold Cup
to register a startling upset before
a disbelieving throng Of 36,664
customers at Belmont Park.
In one of the greatest races old
Belmont has seen. Jockey Dave
German brought the sturdy son
of Count Fleet to challenging
position in the last half mile, and
Counterpart just made it in a
close photo finish to become the
fifth succession 3-year-old to win
the coveted classic:
In 80 runnings of the race, first
won by Man O. War in 1920,
Is three-year-olds have taken the
prize.
The judges took a long look at
the picture. and gave first money
of $35,600 to the New York
Isportsman's Kentucky chestnut
colt by the slim margin Of head,
over the Virginia -bred Prince.
Hill Price, American champion
and 3-year-old king Of 1850, had
won this race a year ago, but
Eddie Arcaro couldn't bring about
a repeat.
It was strictly a two-horse
race after the small field Of five
Strengthened away for the long
grind. Ten lengths back of the pair
battling it out at the finish came
Walter M. Jeffords' Kiss Me Kate,
Ia 3-year-old filly.
Kiss Me Kate was az lengths in
front Of the .Rokeby stables Coun-
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