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Find 80 or more words in
TORTOISE,

meaning, "a land or fresh water
turtle" Average is 81; limit, Is
minutes.
Rules-Words must be Of four or more
by the addition of IS" such as s'bats."
cats" are not used. Only one form OF a
word Is used. Proper names are not used
A list Will be published tomorrow.
Answer to BLARNEY.
bale, barn. barely, bane. barley. bean, bear,
Delay, blare, blear, bran, bray. layer
lane, lean, learn, Tyre, able. rale, real
rely. renal, relay, nearly, early, earl, earn,
yarn, yeaIn, year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-18

Language is one of the great
leveling forces of humanity. Like
the decisive battles in the saga of
mankind, the dictionary reveals a
mangling of many cultures, as the
following words will illustrate.
Macabre Cor macaber), pro-
nounced: ma-KAH-bruh, or muh-
KAH-ber, means "ghastly, grue-
some, deathlike." This is French
word, and in that language is pro-
Inounced: ma-kab-ruh with the
last syllable having a soft, breathy
vanish.
Centuries ago threatre and many
other French words ending in re
lentered English: Fibre, metre, GEN.
tire, ordre, calibre, gendre, lustre,
offre, diametre, etc. Since French
pronunciation gave the Englishman
trouble, these words were Angli-
cized; FEE-bruh (fibre) became
FY-ber; MEH-truh metre) became
MEE-ter; etc.
When Noah Webster brought out
his first American dictionary. he
changed the spelling of many of
the re words in order that the
spelling would correspond with the
pronunciation, thus: Fiber, meter,
center, order, caliber, caper, gender,
luster, offer, etc.
Machete, pronounced: Muh-SHET
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-18
7 axe MyWord for 1t
By Fronk Colby

or muh-SHET-ee, is the Spanish
word for cutlass. In Spanish the
word is pronounced: Mah-CHAY-
tay. Wouldn't you know that one
of the preferred English pronun-
Citations follows French rather than
the SPANISH The pronunciation
muh-SHET is strictly French. And
our common meaning for the word,
based on it's use in South America
and the West Indies, is: "A big
heavy knife used for cutting cane
and clearing paths. -
Maitre d'hotel, the French word
for house master" and hence;
head butler, headwaiter, house
steward" is pronounced by the die
tionaries as: MEH-truh doe-TELL,.
But because of the difficulty Amer
leans have with this word, it is
more often shortened to ''may-ter-
Americans just never manage to
DEE" Non-F e n his peaking
say: MEH-truh doe TELL.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-18

far larger than domestic donkeys,
and have very thick hair. Their
woolly coats change in color with
passing seasons. During summer
their bodies are covered with red
dish brown hair. and their legs have
yellowisi hair. In winter the hair
of their bodies is pale gray-brown,
and their legs look almost white.
Domestic donkeys are kept today
by some farmers and other persons
in Europe and North America. In
Great Britain they seem to have
been rare before the time of Queen
Elizabeth I. They are, in general,
far less sturdy than mules.
Certain donkeys, however, are
very sturdy. I am thinking of the
burros which are common in the
Rocky Mountain area. Their spe-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-18

Science pupils and their teachers may
obtain free copy Of a new Uncle Ray
leafiet entitled Fascinating Facts
About the Planets" Simply SEND a
self-addressed, stamped envelope with
your request to Uncle Ray in care of
The Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-18

By EosIey Blockwood
washington, D. c.
FRIDAY, APRIL 10. 1882

Mr.. Dale was playing his players
when he decided to take out Miss
Brash's double of the four-spade
bid. His hand was not very well
suited to defensive play and might
produce only one defensive winner,
the ace of clubs. AS 1t happened,
four spades would probably be set
trick. But, even so, Mr.. Dale's de-
ciSion brought him an even better
result, because he made the five
heart contract.
West dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
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The bidding:
West. North. East. South.
1spade Pass INT 4hearts
4spadeS Dbl. Pass 5hearts
Dbl. All pass
Mrs. Keen led the king Of spades
and Mr.. Champion overlook and
returned spade. which Mr.. Dale
ruffed. The king of hearts was
played and Mrs. Keen won with
the ace and led the queen of
spades.
Now Mr. Dale had lost two tricks.
Missing the king. ten, nine and
eight Of diamonds, there appeared
to be very possible loser in that
suit. Unless of course, Mrs. Keen
had the king only once guarded.
There was one other possibility
for the contract, the development
OF squeeze. Mr.. Dale figured his
chances like this. Mrs. Keen was
known to hold the balance of the
spades, as Mr.. Champion had shown
out Of the suit. She would have to
hold one high spade to beat dunn
my's nine spot.
If she also held the king of dia-
monds, guarded twice, the king was
not in position to win the second
round of the suit. That is,
flnesse would give the first round
to the queen and the ace would win
the second. Therefore, the king
was reduced to a third-round win
ner. So Mrs. Keen would have to
hold three diamonds and a spade
four cards in all.
-Four tricks had already been
played and Mr. Dale could run five
more hearts and the ace of clubs
total of 10. Therefore Mrs. Keen
could. be reduced to three cards and
the squeeze was on.
Mr.. Dale led all his trlmps, then
the ace Of clubs. Having to keep
a spade to top dummy's nine. Mrs.
Keen dropped a diamond at trick
10. The diamond finesse followed
by the ace of diamonds then killed
her king. and the jack of diamonds
won the last trick.
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By Romon Coffmon

cial name came from the Spanish
Burros are used for riding by
some persons who go up and down
mountain slopes. They are sure
footed, and seldom slip. Burros
also are employed as pack animals
Many a miner has used them to
carry loads of food and equipment
Monday: Letter About Owls.
Evening star., 1952-04-13

The division is in constant
touch with the Police Depart
ment, as thousands of dol
lars worth of lost and stolen
articles are found in sewers.
The story is told of a mer-
chant who reported a loss
his false teeth, the clerk who
received the telephone call
understood him to say.
Sure enough, a set of false
teeth was found. When the
worker delivered them the
merchant was waiting on a
customer. Slyly he slipped
them into the mans hand
so as not to embarrass him.
These aren't mine," the
merchant exclaimed. II said
I lost my keys-not my teeth"
The worker went back to the
catch basin, uncovered the
keys and returned them.
Evening star., 1952-04-13

Walker recalls, was in 1899.
It happened at night, when
debris in a sewer backed
storm water into the inter-
section of Connecticut ave-
nue. and Macomb street and
over part of Klingle Bridge.
After a storm worker
went into the sewer and
cleared the obstruction, the
damned" waters hit him
with such force that he was
carried 200 feet down the
tube to. the Rock Creek out
let. He suffered a broken leg.
Teamwork is the byword
of the Sewer Divisions los
men, who must daily clean
and repair the Capitals 1,400-
mile labyrinth of sewer pipes.
Besides the storm workers,
there are sanitary, emergency
and catch basin sewer crews.
Evening star., 1952-04-13

Each manhole has a ladder
which leads to the concrete
sewer 10 feet below. The
crews operate from one man.
hole cover to the next, a 500
foot distance. Sometimes, the
silt is so thick they make
only a few yards progress a
day.
The South Capitol street
sewer, one Of the two now
being cleaned, is a mile long
and. 7l2 feet in diameter at
the point it empties into the
Anacostia. The cleaning is
the first since its installation
in 1914, and the workmen
found it virtually packed with
sand, gravel, dirt, sticks and
leaves. The work was begun
in September and probably
will be completed this month.
The scoop" method Is be-
ing used. A cable leading
from a power winch IS Sc
cured to a scoop in the tube.
AS the winch pulls, the men
guide the scoop, which plows
into the mud. A bucket capa-
bic of holding 500 pounds
lifts the mud to the surface,
where 1t is dumped into a
truck and hauled away.
We've never had any case
of disease or sickness while
cleaning during my % years
of working with the crews"
says Edgar S. Walker. the
Sewer Divisions mainten-
ance engineer. AS a precau-
ton, he explains, coal-oil
lanterns are placed In the
tunnel while the men work.
If they flicker out, 1t is a
warning that the oxygen is
dangerously low. Topside
workers warn those below If
a storm Is approaching, as
rain water rushing through
the sewer can knock a man
down.
< Broken bones are a rarity
In a business which could be
dangerous, Mr.. Walker says.
Last year. a man fell through
a manhole opening, but the
silt cushioned his fall and
he escaped injury.
The worst accident, Mr..
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am Gonnerstag abeno, ben 13.
Nt4rs, bieten Die Glepelano areua
nnb Yromoter Sad @anion oas
srobartisite Stinsfampiprcgramm.
Mniteae ,po1entliher 8eranitaltun.
8rosrammen periuden lno MIR Die
beitrn Singer bes 2anoes prdlen.
tieren. $50, in Yreiien iino 90.
rantiert BON Der 9lrena.
Sehs Sample iino anseiest, eir'
ihIieBlih zines 2af 5eam Natb
Spiihen MGohen. Stature 8op tritt
segen &ufip Silberitein oil, Irgen.
tine Hocco aegcn 8ene Stanlec, Der
Nobaipt Snbianer Don Gasle eeeen
sSreoop 8o5it. Sarrp Gbene gegen
George 0rafe uno &ola alpariani
gegen Sad GlaDbourne.
Wapne Griffin aus Chicago, Ser
beliebtelte Seleuiiion aniaeer, miro
oa iein, I'm ais Waitaniuser 5u il,u-
gieren.
aarten iiir Sen 9(beno jino 5il
baben an Der Mrena aalje, rno bel
Nibmun Bros, 736 @uclio glpe.
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Nur weniige Deutsehe kennen
das Potsdamer Abkommen
Die Siimmung in Deutschland.

9onr -. S. -- lleter bic Sdlite
ser Ieutiden in ser 9uroesreau.
blif (55 b. So baben feline redte
goriteQung pom vYotsoamer slbs
fonrlnen", alio bon Den Gereinba.
rungen, Die Srunan, Gburhia mo
stalin am 9. Musuit 1915 iiber
NadfriegsoeutibIanb 3ufunft ge-
troffen haben. 9ieies - auf ben
eriten 8lid iiberraihenoe - Heiul.
tat itellte oas beutide snititut fir
Oemosfopie in einent' Surpep felt,
ser bel einem experimentation 8e.
oolferungsqueribnitt BON 1000 be-
iragten @eitSeutiden uno Weltber.
linern torgenontnen tpuroe.
Das lit ,,mio eritaunlider als Die
De,tiden Die slustpirfungen oieies
slbtouunens Big beute beftig su ipii'
rem befonanen. sic bisfutieren tpobl
au6 i'm eiraell1en bic oalnals rpro'
pilorii6" ianttionierte Ooer.Neibe.
Sinie, aber iie baben ofienbar fein
@efiibl fir bic geoeutl,ng bieies
5peiiellos einidneioenoen biitori'
Iden Mftes bon 1otsbam. Ser Be-
griff rYotsSamer Mbfonumen" lit in
0eut ti9lano iebenfaas tpeit ueniser
in 6as politiibe 8e,puBtiein Der bret
ten MaKen eingeorungen als Der
Beriailler 8ertrae, Oie &onieren5
BON Spa ooer anoere politii1e ST.
eigniiie nod oem eriten 8eltfrieg.
@elde @oritearnsen baben Nun
sic bejIer iniormierten Oeutlben
as b. 81 bonn ,1ots6amer Ibtoln'
men,? @Gbreno Die SGlite 6ieier
@ruppe ean5 ofien iagt, Ole Tots'
banner 8eihliilie batten aud belte
eiue mebr ODER tpeniger groBe Be-
be,itung fir 9eutidlano, erflart Die
anoere &dIite, oas Notsbamer Ib'
fonunen iei bebertungslos, ODER es
lei nidt su beurteilen, ob Sas. pas
Ieiner 3cit in Yotsbam bel6lollen
tpuroe, beute nod Don 8elan9 lei
ober nidt. Tieie leste @ruppe be-
bauptet: our9 oen @egenias atpilhen
Mmerifanern rnb 9fuiien iet oas
0ots6amer Mbfomnleu nur eln iln-
tuidtiees Tof,,ment geporoen. Ias
ginperltGnonis Ser Mmerifaner init
bent beutihen gerteioig,.ngsbeitra
5eige, -baB BON ser 3uianlmenarbeii
Der einItigen Nlliierten nidts iibri9
eeblieben iei. SdlieBlih erfldrt Elm
Sell tieier Beiraeten sic Huiien be-
tpieien ourh ibre offenbaren agsrei.
iionsabiihte aeeen ben @eiten, bab
jie bas Hotsoamer Nbtommen, ,pie
aud ieoe onoere pertraglihe @b'
mahuns nidt einslbalten ge6ddten,
Auf Der anoeren Seite 5eisen aber
6ie slntporten ber 1trteilsfGbigen
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(gine l1nteriud,,ne ser rGeutihen
&orreiponoenj")

gonn %. a) - MiQionen Gin
uobner ueltoeutider StdOte wuroen
mdbreub ocs 8omberfrieges epafu'
iert. lleber cine 0tiqion - oapon
aaein in Nororbein-@ -@eitialen ge9en
100000 -- lebeu nod bel,te. fern
ibrer Seimatitaot, aui oem flaben
2anS. 9ieie Gpafuierten muBten
bisber binten oen 8emiibungen ocs
Staates I'M Sic Ginglieberuitg Der
2euti6en 5uriidtrcten, Die aus Dem
Often bertrieben murOen. Gleien 5ll
belien mar oororinglih. Sett ipat.
len Sie 8robleme Der Superintendent
nit Oenen ser @pafuierten Oes We.
items inlner oeutlider 5uiamanen.
Iie @eiabr fosialer Spannuneen
lteigt. Sic nod auibaufabigen &ui-
men in ben Stioten oroben 3u 5er'
fallen. Miuionenmerte lino gefdbroet.
Cine &unoirase Der r9eutiden 9or.
reiponoens" bel goafuierten uno
prominenten Yerionlibfeiten oes
0iientliden 2ebens unterltreiht Die
8eoeutung oieier ungemein aftnel.
len sSrage.
.sus 1914 meine 8obnuns ser.
bombt mlroe, sog id) nit meiner
jamilie outs 2ano. Sd bin Eiid)-
Ter, aber in benz fleinen Sort, in
Dem mir bel einem Bauern Inter.
funft gefunbcn baben, Iino 8 5iif.
Ter. IS linb bis aui einen oQes Sci.
matpertriebene ,mb gpafuierte. Sn
aoln 1peroen bie Siidler gebralht.
Bir iino arbeitslos ooer belfen Sen
8auern. Gas lit fetn Sebeu n,ebr."
0as ertlarte elm 54-jdbriger SauS.
iperfermeilter, Ser nod 35 fm ent.
fernt BON ieiner Seimatitabt aoln
NIT ieiner fiinifOpiigeu Jamilie lebt.
SD bin 81 Sabre alt unS meine
Jrau "a Sabre alt. Seit 1943, nab.
bent uniere 8obnung in Buppertal
3eritSrt muroe. miiiien mir in einem
fleinen Stiibden zines Oorii6mie.
oes bauiert pabreno nniere Sodter
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Menidcn - cs iinS meiit Die sln.
eeborisen boberer io;ialet 9atego.
rien - bab bieier Der 3abl r,ah
nidt erbeblihe Seil ser 8eiragten
bingegen sielnlid) genau iiber oas
Yotsoamer gbfol,Mnen orientiert lit.
Die Yarapbierung ser Soer-Neibe.
2inie. sic Gertreibuns bon Otiaio.
men Geutiden aus ibrer Seimat uno
Die AuiteiIung Oeuti6lanos in 8e.
iatunessonen in ettpa oieier
Stafieluns iiebt oieie @ruppe Die
beute nod aftuellen Muswirfungen
oes Yotsoamer slbfommens. Sie
,piiien 6aeegen al,d, bab cine @eibe
anoerer Yunfte ieoe 8eoel,tun9 ner.
loren bat, alio et,pa sic 8eitinmun.
gen iiber Die gntmilitariiier,,ng rnS
ii6er ben &ontrollrat, oer felt 194S
nidt mebr 5uiann,ensetreten lit.
Gieier Surpep iiber bas Gotsoa.
mer slbfonmen, 10 idreibt Die
~2eutide 8orreiponoen5", seise redt
einleudteno, ,pie gcrins Elm redt er.
beblider Sell Der Teutiden Sic
8irfiamfeit ,lno ause1neine Ser.
binoli6feit polferrcdtli6er 8ertrGge
bel,te einidase, tpie tief bas WfiB,
tral,en eegeniiber ieber Gorm inter.
nationaler Gereinbarung lei uno pie
ltd Saraus elm berbdngnisuoues
@efiibl ser 1tniiderbeit beim fleinen
Vfann in Teltidlano enttpidelt
habe.
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massenversamm|ung am
Freitag war Elm ErfoIe

Siaeporlibenber, s(nton 2iQid,,
Shatmeilter, unb 81. M. Shnei=
Der. Scfretdr. iSerner muroe be-
ihloiien, slppelle an Die Sertreter
Ships I'M &pnareH su ienoen. fiji,
fir MaBnahmen su &lnlten Der
&olfsoeutihen ein,llieben. llno be-
ichloiien murDe allh, einen telearas
pbiihen Slppell Der Gerlammlllne
nad) &aibinaton slt rihten. Sine
Somlllua inter bcl1 slmpeie,lben ers
oab bic nette Summe BON $225.63.
lpelhe Dem Shasmeiiter 3illirh iibers
aeben lulnoe.
Ginen lpiiroiacn Gohmen bes
Slbcnhs bilDeten Gbordle, bon ben
slnlpeienben aeillnaen. einiae Sieoer
pon iSrau Waraaret TSoiieI Sd)mibt.
lmo Shallplottenmuiif bon &arl
AOellpia. 8esriiRenslpert mar es, lln=
ter Den 9lnlpeienoen aabIreihe Ser
treter niht nur Der polfsoeutid,en
9anbsmannihaften ionoern allh Der
ina. Heihsoelltihen sll iehen.
9(nihlieBenD an ben Mbenb purSe
6err S'Gcnnor nod lanae BON elmer
oihten Sd)ar 2euten NIT Oeren pers
ionlihen Groblemen belaqert. Soerr
2r. %. Shneiber erfldrte iih Qerne
bereit, bel Der slusitellllna bieler
Miiurances in ieinem giirO. 271O
9prain slpe., Sci. MGlroie 1885
bebilflif All iein.
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Evakuierte WoIIen in ihre
heimat- -Staedte zuruecIl
Neve. UmsiedIvnssprobIem in Deutschland - Rv'nen
vor dem endgveItgen zerfuIl.

nit ibrer pierfopfiseu 5amilie in
@uppertal lebt. Sort baben audi 'plr
uuier 9eben oerbraht. Sort lte9en
swei unierer &inoer begraben. Die
bel einem 8ombenangriff ums: Sc
ben sefommen iino."
vWteiu Mann," 10 erflart eine
gbefrau, .arbeitet in sSrantiurt on,
Wain. Sd muB in 8oppart. 11O
fm BON sSrantiurt entiernt, nit mei'
neu 4 ainbern leben, tpei[ unler
iriberes s5ranfiurter Seim nod
nidt auieebaut lit uno mir bort Bis
beute nod feline @obnung geiunben
baben. Seit iehs sabren iiibren mir
cine @pbenenosgbe."
9os Iinb orei Stimmen ocn bic
len. Simmer luieoer bic eleihen ala'
gen: mir Uouen suriif in unlere
Seimatlt1ote. mo- mir Jreunoe, Ser
tpanote, slrbeitsnloslibfeit baben
uno lniere atnoer bic ibnen emit
ipredenoe slusbiloung finoen fon'
men. @ie aber ieben Winiiter. Mb'
georonetc, 8auerperteu uno Staote'
planer oas Yroblem?
8unoesinnenminii tier 2ebr ertldr'
te Der .9eutideu &orreiponoen5"
Die nod imlner eetrennt lebenoen
Jamilien miiiien suiammenseiiibrt
meroen. 9as &ernproblem Der eoa'
fuierteniraee lit bic 8eriidlidtigung
bieier Meniden bel Der 8obnraum'
perteiluns. 9as muB fir aue GRUB
pen ser @ei9Goieten elei6mdbig
geideben. IIio fir bic ariegsiahge'
ibGoigten @eltoeutidlanos eenall
10 tpie fiir bieienigen, Die als Ser
triebene aus aem Often 9eutidlanbs
5u ms in Die 8unoesrepublit &C.
tommen iino. Die neueroinss ein'
iebenbe Selbitbilie Der &uinenbe.
tiger lit 5u begriiBen, tpeil 10 Die
6inan5trait ourb 3uiammenidlub
seboben miro"
Sinanaminiiier a. 8. Tr. Mattes,
ser hen Berbano ser 6liegergeihG'
oigten uno @pafuierten leitet, meint
~Oie &iidiiibrung ser gpatuierte,'
in ibre Sein,atitGOte lit oas 5peite
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Greyhound Bvslinien
in sieben Weststuoten
durch Sfreik betroffer

Can Grancisco. - MIs grgebnis
bes Streifs bon $500 MngeiteIlten
oer Nacific GREYHOUND 2ines, Wit.
glieoer Der sl69 Wfotor Goad GIN.
plopees Union, mubte Der Busper.
febr bes 8eltens eineeiteut meroen.
Ser Streif 'ipuroe ini3eniert,
nahoem Die Observation-Disclosures
5luiiden Der @aperfitait unb oen
Y9S erfolglos abgebroden ,peroen
mubten. Die MngeiteQten beltanoe,,
auf ibrer Goroerune nod 0obner.
bobung un6 nod elmer 5.Toge.W 80.
DIE NIT 40 Wohenitunoen.
Nene 9erbanblungen finoen iptt
ltatt, llno beioc Harteien peripraden,
ben Eeriu6 3u elmer ginieung 3u
MAIDEN.
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kommen Zusammen, Wenn
Ohio Gas Co. fre
wlg Bupendekampagne de
Rotten Kreuzes amerikansche Soldaen telnehmen
hundert
eten die Blut pende und zwem wde aenncne
East Oho unge huebhe
oes
~ c..s.. ro,n
Angworth;
Tracyu Gerald Pon
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-10-24
the Ball
Wanted: AU-CdttOIic AU-
American Grid Nominations
BY Lisle W. Blackburn
Marquette University Football cosehl

To Fordham, SO far can determine by recently
conducted survey among schools fielding teams, goes
the honor of participating in the first Catholic college foot
ball game.
BY whatever nickname they may have been known in
those DAYS the Rams of 1888 lost to St Francis Xavier II
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-10-24

addition, the game may turn into
personal scoring duel between
the Rams Claude Cheney and the
Cards Mike Grammar. Cheney, who
leads Hamilton in scoring, had his
biggest day of the season when the
Rams blasted Rosary in Columbus.
He tailed four tbs then.
Grammar, with his 10 touchdownS
and two conversions for 81 points,
is the leading scorer in Greater
Columbus. He's been consistent all
year, scoring two tbs in each of
five games. He's missed scoring on
ly in the Central affair.
Another top Diocesan game this
week will find unbeaten zsnssville
Roseersns hosting Hebron tomor-
row night at GAINESVILLE Municipal
Stadium. Led by Hank Weights
three touchdowns, the Bishops wal
loped Newcomerstown 40-14 for
their fifth in row last week.
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ords, with the South Bend school
organizing its first team in 1887
and missing only two seasons
(1890-9D since that time.
We found this research inter
esting, and regret that a few
campus precincts are missing.
The time of the introduction of
football at some of the other
schools which still have teams
follows:
1892, Marquette: 1893, Boston
College and St. Ambrose; 1894,
viIlanovs; 1896, Detroit, Holy
Gross and ST. Joseph Qnd.l; 1898,
Scranton; 1901, ST. Johns
Mimi; 1902, Santa Clara; 1904,
ST. Thomas; 1905, Dayton; 1907,
Loras lfhen coIumbial; 1918,
Xavier tohio); 1920, John Carroll
and St. Benedict, and 1924, ouin-
ey.
Newcomer IN the pack is Lew
is OF Lockport, ILL.,, which started
football in 1948 and entered the
present season with an imposing
record of rs victories in 81
starts.
IL happened while Dayton was
trimming North Texas, 20-l4. Pat
Maloney, Dsyson's fast-moving
193-pound linebacker, smacked
head-on with North Texas back
in making a tackle.
Il didn't know what day it was
when l hit the ground" Maloney
said. "All could think of was
my MONS in the stands. gotta
get up. She'll die if l don't.
Il got up but didn't know
which way to go. | remembered
we were wearing blue. The pla-
toons were changing so | just
picked out a blue guy and fol-
lowed him off the field. I'd nev-
er have made it if l had been
color-blind probably would
have wound up on the North
Texas benchl"
S&&
Now's the time TO think about
the 1852 All-cafhoIie All-Amer-
lea team. We'd like to have
your nominations, and you can
reach us at Marquette univsrsi.
NJ, Milwaukee 3, Wis.
I'D. Note 49, Fans in The Di-
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ST. Charles has piled up 1888
points and held the opposition to
18 in winning its first six games.
Four of the six victories have been
shutoutS.
The Cardinals opened with a 26-0
win over Bexley and followed with
victories over Columbus Central,
go; Ironton, 26-6; Columbus Lin
den Mckinley, $40; and Columbus
Rosary, Alb.
Last week, ST. Charles maintain
ed its perfect record by opening
up in the second period for a 32-0
romp over Circleville. The Cards
brilliant quarterback, Lee Kletzly,
passed for four of the teams five
touchdowns - two each to Mike
Grammar and Pat Kuskowski. Dick
WrobIewski counted the other on
a 35 yard end around. Three addi-
tional IDS we're nullified by pen
alties.
Both St. Charles and Hamilton
will run from the T formation; in
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making a strong comeback after,
missing a year of school. Now
senior. the 181-lb. 22-year-old has
finally found a home in his new
post as linebacker. He and Tony
Curcillo have provided the Bucks
with their best defensive duo in
many years.
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This Weeks Games
FRIDAY. Oct. ID

Friday, Oct. "a
Columbus St. Charles at Hamilton Cath
clio
Columbus Auuinas nt Cincinnati Elder
Carey st Marion ST. Mary
Dennison ST. Mary st Malvern latter
noon)
Saturday, Oct. Is
Columbus Rosary VS.. Columbus st. Mary
tat SOUTH
Hebron at GAINESVILLE Rosecrans
Frazeysburg at Newark st. Francis:
Portsmouth East at Portsmouth Notre
Dame
Dover ST. Joseph at Canal Fulton latter
noonl
Last Weeks Results
Columbus st. Charles 80. Circleville 0
GAINESVILLE Rosecrans 40, Newcomers
town IL
Lancaster BIS 25, Columbus Rosary 0
Xenia OSS0 43. Columbus St.Mary 0
Columbus West 2e Columbus Aouinas
Newark st. Francis 49, junction City IL
Portsmouth Nd IS, McKell (Ky.) s