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Aus eric, pa.
3meia 2

@s biene olen Sbueitern uub
griioern bes Speiscs 9 sur Nad,'
rid,t. in Sic nadite 8eriammll,ne su
Sic am 10. Wdr3 itattfin.
bet, ga mir iebr mihtige @eihafte 81,
baben, peeen ser SiesiGbri.
gen aonpentior,, Die bier in erie ab.
gebaIten miro. Muh miro unier @roB.
pr6iibent bier fem. Mlio bereeBt es
niht unb fommt a0e 5u bieier 0re.
iammluna.
Cliff. Sausmann, Yrot. Sefr.
26, 5.
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.lns Gerain. Okie

slaen Briibern bes 3meiges 5 CUR
2enntnis. oab uniere nddite Ser
iammlung nm Samstae abeno, ben
Z. MGrj it%attfinoet. Nue Witglieoer
iino eriuht. antueieno an fem. SSSn
unIerer Iettcn Seriammlune puroe
pieoer elm neucs Mttelieo in unie'
ren yerein auigenommen uno 5tuar
albert II. 2admon. Bir boiien nod
mebrere auinebmen su forwen. unie.
re 5oidinss- llnterbaltuns mar iebr
gut beiudt. NqeS mar auis bette ar.
raneiert. 9ie beimeemadte Wurit
ipar iebr gut 3~ubereitet, al6 ales
anoere oasu. Cine quite Muiif ipielte
aum 1an5e auf unb ale u%nterhieltel
lid auis Bette. Sssm Namen oes 3er'
ems unieren beiten 7auf oem Di'
reftorium uno Dem Irauenfomitee
fir lire feline Nrbeit, Die lie geleiltst
ba6eu.
Ss s'9H a'D'' se1 5:
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Gintrdht 3ermania

8enn man ettpas at iagen bat, 70
modte man es 10 briuaen, tpie es
eiuem auf Dem 9er3e,1 Iieet. gs lit
10, oab mir nid,t allsuidlau ODER
~ ernit Die Safen uorbereiten. es
lit uns lit Sen lesten paar Wonatei,
oiters aeiagt tperben, baB mir ,i,s jt
pieI betiimmern I'M anoere Bereite
unb Sa&en. Die bic Sdr9er spenig
.anaeben. @s lit ihwer, MIR als elm
s1naer gu idreiben unb Damn bens
ten mir alrb an iolde 2eute, oie bon
unierer Stabt entfernt iino. Gs mare
Ih6n. 4pen,1 lid Sahien IN perifieoe.
men St6Sten einem 8eianeoerein at
ldlieBen tpiirbeu. benn mir mod,ten
oas oiesi1brise Sangerieit 81 einem
if0nen MAIDEN. rno ba Sbr Sanger
nun auh Die Woten erbalten babt,
tOnnen mir ale an Die Irbeit aeben.
Ser Brdiibent nnb Ginger Senrp
Mel;er mohte sern ei1,e lettings
polleres erfolareihes Sahr '5eiaen
Sier bel uns in Glenelanb meroen
pir audi tiidtis ans Sinaen eeben.
l1niere Iette Sinsprobe mar ai9 gut
beiuht. Der fleine NiIh araub. toar
ba unb COB uns eit altes Sololieo;
etuas bonn l1brtpert nn6 bonn Mlt.
tperben nnb aud SaB mon Die iu1een
WGbden Sen iunsen Mdnnera lalien
mDge. MIio fura unb gut: @ir baben
gelaht nnb eefungen, es mar etn
@enuB, ie alter Der Nii4 tpiro, beIto
l1neler bic 3unee.
Wir modten nod ems b~erraten.
@ir baben einen Sdnger unter uns,
Der fpart iein @elb. CT tpiro am IA.
september 1868 nod 1eutihlanS
auf 8eiud iobren. l1nb ser iiingere
sohn bon O. -. Yetri lit III Geutid)'
lamb bel ben Solooten, lit &aapt.
n,aun, bat es ietr gut. er bot iif ei-
mem ne,ier, Gbrpsler @inbior gefou't.
Der Sohn bon inherent Sdnaer
George stuebler lit in 6ranfreih.
aub bel ben Sol6oten. Or bat es ai,h
gut. George 2esner. @eSree Meber
uno George gsler baben einen
s4nupien un6 tonnen nidt iingen;
aud Der iunee Sanser Sobn Neib lit
iton 6rei @ohen i'm Bett NIT elmer
GrtGltune. 9om 2ooeeiier martet aui
feline graut. lit 5ur 3eit iebr unse.
ouloie.
sdon mars BEL Sem 8ereinieten
s%1nserieit Iesten Samstag. Oie Sci.
ituneen Der SGneer tparen gut. Der
8eIub idpaf. bod abenos ipat mo-.
rem bic 9anolultigen aablreih erihie'
men,. 2aBt uns bod NIT ben 0ereinig.
ten S6ngern ettpas better 5uiammen
iingeA. Dos'ift Los NIT ben Gamer
bon DIT uno Beit? Die Dereinietea
s1neer haben urs Sahien nod i'm.
Der eeid)dst; labt uns bod nit mo-
den. =
Nodmals cine 9rauernodridt.
Sobn &Gnner, Ser on Detroit Npe.
einen Saloon bate, lit am q. Gebru'
at plotlih geltorben. ct NOR n Sab
re alt. ct tpar Elm ShtDager bon
inherent ~ebemalieen Sdneer &alner.
&c binterl1bt feline @ottiu un6 90d'
ter. Sir SGneer baben ibm bic leste
ebre ertpiefen NIT Ell, poor 0ieoern.
Der liebe @ott fMiite bic &inter6lie.
benen mnb eebe ibm bic etuiee Muhe'
gereebt niht. Sanger. am %.
Wdrs lit bas 3meis 1 gonfett uni
mir icaen auH oa iiaeen. go fon,m,
sdnser!
Sons Steiner, Sefr
Nus ct. 8etersbxrs, fla.
Nm.. ILL., nLn~ g..
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Wruberbnnb Der 81. 2utb. 9entid
0emeinbe

aaen Mitalieoern sur Nadridt,
Sab Die n1fite Teriammlune am
Sonna5eno. Sen 7. Mar3 I'm 8 l(br
abenbs ituttiinbet. @ir boifen, Sab
moglidit ollie Witslieber anrpeieno
ieia speroen, oa mir fin oas am 10.
MpriI Itattiinoenbe Batter. unb Sobn.
ganfett Die oeridieoenen 8omitees
oui5uiteIen BADEN uno au4 Verltie'
oenes au beipreden baben.
Sm M1r3 ieiera Die ~folgenoen
8riioer Beburtstas unb weroen uns
bemirten: Mnbp 0apis, Soiepb Sapn
uno Sobn &otb.
Stepe poti1ner. Bralioent,
Sermon MiIler, Sefretdr.
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Girens Gaprs

Der 6rouenberein Der Seutih
Stride label ale Witslieber uno
Greunbe Elm. oie Circus Gapers Der
Ohio @as 60. 81 boren itn6 gu iebea,
am Dienstae. Sen II. Mdr3 nm 400
l1br nnhmittaes i'm grbseihob Der
Stride. Ser gintritt lit so Gent. Nah
Der unterbnItung tuirb .Smorges.
bor6" ierbiert tperoen. az tpelhem
ie6es @Iieb Elm @eridt brineer, foa.
llniere regelmdbise g~eriammluas
tpiro onihlieBeno nbeebalten tperoer.
Bite fommen iie ole.
5, ~.
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DETROIT. MICHIGAN
l)eutsche ana SaeChsische
Evang. st. PetruS.K ircbe

Glenfield und ROsberry Ave.
Pfarrer Johannes Teutsch, 1921
Glenfeid Ave. Tel: Pingree 6205
Englischer Gottesdienst IL Uhr or.
mittags; deutsche und englische Sonn-
tagschule IL Uhr vormittaas. Deut-
scher Gottesdienst ii Uhr vormit-
tags. Jeden letxten Dienstag des Mo-
mats Kirchenra:ssitzung. Durch die
commemorate ieden dritten Diens-
tag, sonst ieden dritten Sonntag
Erauenvereins : Versammlung. Kir-
chenchorprobe j.3en Ereitag abend.
ALE Glaubensgerosser und Freunde
sind herzlich ~e!nseladen.
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kirfblidbe 4adritbten

schulz; 10 Uhr englischer Gottes-
dienst; letzten Sonntag i'm Monat Won
II bis / 2Uhr deutscher G ,ttesdienst.
Ale lutherischen Glaubensgenossen
deutscher und - glischer Zunge In
Farrell. Sharon und Umgegend sind
zu den Gottesdiensten herzlich elm
geladen,
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IellWoop CITY, PA.


Pastor Richard L. korber. 800 Foch
st. Tel: 73l-W. Sonnatgschule $50
Uhr; englischer Gnttesdienst 1890
Uhr; deutscher Gottesdienst HAS
Uhr. MISUNDERSTANDING jeden letz-
ten Sonntag i'm Monat. 7:30 aben6s
Observation-Disclosures . Sitzung ieden
dritter Sonntag i'm Monat. $50 Uhr
morgens. Jedermann herzlich will
kommen.
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2luS HenteiteaS, pa.
Ameia Is

gs oiene hermit allen Mitalieoern
bes 3meises is 5ur aenntnis
baB bie nadite regelmaBige @er'
iammlune am atpeiten Sonntas, .oea
s. Wara itattfinoet.
Die shmeitern iin6 ee6eten, iit
bou5Gblie Su beteiligeu.
@lio aufpaiien. Sdweitern! @m
8. Mdr3. 3~tpeiter sonntag i'm Monat
Inn 2 l1hr aadmittaes in Der Saron
SoQe, 7tb Aue., &omeiteaS, ga.
Cara u. Srenb, SER.
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CLEVELAND. ONO

;. 8. Ev. Luth. st. Johannes-K irche
Pastor Hans t'oisei. 76l Eddy Rd
Tel: Mulberry '-O646. 9 Uhr vor-
mittags deutscher Gottesdienst; Sorn-
tagschule und cnglischer Gottesdienst
10 Uhr so. acknowledgements
jeden Samstag % Uhr vornnittag'
Jedermann herzlich willkommen.
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WINDSOR. ONTARIO. CANADA
Ct. Paulus Kirche

1918 Parent Ave-, Windsor, Canads
Gottesdienst in den Sommermona.
ten Won g. 10 Uhr vormittaga. Sonn-
tagschule Won IL bis IL Uhr vormit.
tags. Jeden ersten DOnnerstag aben0
i'm Monat Frauenvereins Sitzuno
ALE Volks- und Gla:.bensgennsse~
sind herzlich willkommen.
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Illus Gtieaee. yQ.
3meig 10

@s oiene, alien Mitgliebern CUR
oab bic monatlihe Ser.
iammlune am Sreitae, sen Is. Mdrj
nm 8 l1br abenos abeebalten miro.
Nne MiteIieoer tperben eriudt, iif 81,
beteilisen.
= elizabeth SitterIn. Sefr.
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CLEVELAND. ONO
TeutSch -Gemeindo

West 80. st. und Willard Ave.
Pfarrer Gustav A. VOellm, 5000
Willard Ave. TEL: W.. 1-4870. Sonn-
tag vnrmittaa 9 Chr deutscner Got
tesdienst. ~ Jhr Sonntagschule und
Bibelstunde fuer Erwachsene. IL Uhi
vormittaes englischer Gottesdienst.
Observation-Disclosures ieden Sans.
tag 10 Uhr vormittags. Jedermann
herzlich Willkommen.
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3meis 18

Wir batter Bic @bre in unierer
Yeriammluna ant 8. Gebruar unie'
rem @roBprGiioenten, 8ruoer Greo
TbeiB at besriiBen. 8ruoer SbeiB
tpuroe BON Der Yrdi. Marie 8ogelbu'
Der nirIfommen qeheiBen unS boz,
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GARY. INDIANA

Deutsche Ev. Lutn. Honterus Kirche
Ecke IL. Ave. und Fillmore St.
Pfarrer Henry Rowoldt, 1919 Fill
more St. TEL: 1888. Jeden Sonntag
10 Uhr vormittags SonntagschuIe. Je-
den ersten und dritten Sonntag I'M
Monat 8 Uhr deutscher Gottesdienst,
IL Uhr e%nglischer Gottesdienst. ALE
Iutherischen Glaubensgenossen in
Gary und Umgebung sind III den
GotteSdiensten herzlich eingeladen.
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49, Meaern6Rio ettuos onsuaeiaer,
Fat mebr Wert tpie cine einmd!iae
Wn5eiae, benr man mliR ettuos in,'
mer tpieber unb ftGnbia nor Qtae1
hoben, Inn nodboltiQ beeinorudt
All tperben.
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Sir batten am 5. Gebruar in oern
gintradt &ermania Mrtifel eeleien,
bah bic Sahien in 1lori6a ni&ts thin.
ole mn. berumiaulen3en. lleber Die
Mobrbeit ioG ii4 niemoab beleibiaen.
NieIe ber3lihe @ri6e on oqe i.niere
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S. S. ~0rganisationen!

asenn Gle irsenbuede GerunIaltuneen planen. bonn lO!lten
Gle nmDt unterloHen. bhe oud %entiprebeno %on5u5eieen. 9sur our@
Metlume tonn man Ib ben eepdniaten @eu@ uno erfols fid9ernl
Dar,m i'll es rotam. fit bic geronitoltunaen anae9en I'm
rGoltsblott" ~aufaueeben. ueIde ben 9eern in bic Iu9en faaen.
Nir berednen oofir cine sonberrate bon ST fir ben einipoltiaen
8oQ, b. +. cine @palte brett umb 1 8ol bod.
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CHICAGO. ILLINOIS
st. PaulS Cemeinde
Asst Homer St.

1857 Homer st.
Pastor r. q. Sedo. 1855 Homer st..
Chicago 80. Ill. TEL: BE. 7-S898. Je.
den Sountag 8 Uhr Sonntagschule; ~
Uhr ensiisch r Gottesdienst; II Uhr
deutscher Gottesdienst Wir laden
allie Glaubensgennssen und Freunde
herzlich Gin gu den Gnttesdiepsten.
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SALEM. OHIO
Evangelisch- Luth. Emmanuel Kirche

29l South Broadway
Pastor John Baumann. Sonntag.
schulz 1eden SonntaS 8 Uhr vorrnit-
tags. 10 Uhr Cottesdienst in der
Landessprache. IL Uh deutscher
Gottesdienst. Der deutsche Kirchen-
Frauenverein hat am zweitep Mitt-
woch ie,'en Nonats, 8 Uhr attends.
Versammlung. K,cfrmanden. Inter
RIGHT (zweijaehrig) 70, September
bis Ostern, Dienstag und Freitag
nachmittag tim 4 Uhr. Allie Glau-
bensgenossen und FreuEde sind :.lerz.
Itch eingela den.
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HARRell. PA.

Oeutsche E. Lutk. Sc. Paulus- kirche
Pfarrer Hans B. Jentsch. Jeden
Sonntag voem;ttas Q Uhr Sonntag-
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Il

CvanE. Luth. Martin Luther Kii.."
Ecke Molrr und Ann st.
Pastor Henry Oestreich. GIL Moler
st. Jeden Sonntag y uhr vormittags
Sonntagschule. II 'hr englischer
Gottesdienst; IL lJhr deutscher Cot
tesdienst. ALE (;laubensgenossen und
Freunde sind herzlich e~ingeladen.
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MONACO, PA.

Deutsche Y. Luth. St Peters.
Gemeinde - s.. Strasse.
Pfarrer H ans q. E. Simoleit, 244
Adams ST., Rochester, Pa. Tc!.: Ro-
chester 1868. Guttesdienst $50 Uhr
morgens. Sonntagschuie 10:15 Uhr.
Frauenvereins - Versammiung am
letzten Bonner stag ie'len Monats, y
Uhr Attends. Je1ermanp ist herzlich
WillkOmmen.
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YOUNGSTOWN, DINO
Evsng, Luth. Honterus. GemAinde

2ll0 Glenwood Ave.
Pfarrer william ]. Welther, 10
W. Judson Ave. Sonntagschule 8 Uhr.
Englischer Gottesdienst 10 Uhr. Deut-
scher Gottesdienst IL Uhr. Ale
Volks- und Glaubensgenossen sind
herzlich willkommen.
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HOMESTEAD. PA.

Deutsche Ev. Luth. st. MarkuS Kirche
222-224 Ost y. Ave.
Rev. Martin Bauer, Pastor. Tele.
phon: HO. 1745. Sonntagschule $50
Uhr morgens. t;Ottrsdienst 1890 uhr.
Ale Glaubensgenossen und freunde
sind herzlich eingeladen.
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- Bite bead,ten Gle cie fleiuer
Mnaeiaer.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
BY the Assecioted Press

CLEVELAND, Oct. 10.-Otto
Graham, aided by the plunging
of Chick Jagade, passed the
Cleveland Browns to a 37-13
victory tonight over the Phila-
delphia Eagles.
Graham completed 20 of 80
attempts for 328 yards.
One of his passes, good for Is
yards, went to Dante Lavelli for
a second-period touchdown and
his other throws set up a pair
of 14-yard touchdown plunges
by Jagade.
Jerry Helluin, 292-pound right
guard, picked up Adrion Burk S
tumble aid ran 40 yards for the
Browns last touchdown,
Lou Groza booted three field
goals, two in the first period for
20 and 16 yards and one in the
last quarter for q yards.
The Eagles marched 81 yards
for their first touchdown in the
opening period, Frank Ziegler
making the last yard over right
guard.
Burk, failing tc find a receiver
for his pass, twisted his way
through the Browns defense in
the third period for 80 yards and
the other Philadelphia touch
down.
Bobby Walston converted the
Evening star., 1953-10-11
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. TO-
Quarterback Bill Brigham re-
turned today from one-platoon
obscurity. to throw two touch
down passes and lead unbeaten
Georgia Tech to a 27-l3 victory
over a gallant but out-manned
Tulane team.
After a slow, fumbling start,
Tech gathered speed under the
lash of Brigman's accur- te
throwing arm and then STAYED
off a determined comeback by
the crippled Green Wave in the
last quarter.
Brigm.n's 18-yard scoring pass
to HaIfback George Volkert gave
Tech 14-6 halftime lead and
his l3-yard toss to End Bill Sem
nett assured Techs string of 80
games without a loss.
Tulane Reserves Rally.
Out-manned Tulane played the
last half without it's starting
backf1eld but untried reserves
scrapped back to within one
touchdown of the flying Tech
team.
The game matched Techs de-
Tending Sugar Bowl champions
against the winner of the first
New Years Day game in New
Orleans in a climax to Sugar
Bowl Appreciation Week.
Each team used breaks to score
its first touchdown, with Brig
mans passing setting fire to a
Tech offensive that had gone
dead when Tulane forged ahead,
Evening star., 1953-10-11
Michigan
(Continued from Page C-1)

it appeared Iowa was on the
verge of it's first victory over a
Michigan team in % years.
Michigan bobbled the ball
twice in the first half and lost
it on interceptions four times
as the Iowans jumped into a
1870 halftime lead.
But, Michigan fashioned a 65-
yard, 10-play touchdown drive
after the halftime with Bal
dacci's 27-yard pass to top the
clincher. -..,.
A poor 22-yard quick kick by
George Breeder, Iowa fullback,
to the Michigan A set up the
second Wolverine score.
Mcdonald left the Michigan
bench and led the Sc yard, II
play drive that included two
bullseye passes. The first was
a 24-yard toss to put Michigan
on the Iowa 90. Michigan made
it to the four in nine plays but
seemed Stynied there.
Then Mcdonald. faded back
and spiralled the scoring pass
to Knutson.
Baldacci converted the first
touchdown repeated to sew up
the victory.
Iowa @ e Ola
Michisan - O q Ill
Iowa scoring: Touchdowns-Smith 2.
Conversions--Wiegema
Michigan scoring: TouchdownS-Topp.
Knutsen. onversions-Baldacci. 2.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
Bulls Romps, 47-O
On Mabry's Scores

Dick Mabry's four touchdowns
were the impetus of Bulls Prep's
47-0 opening-ga victory over
inept Wesley Junior College yes
terday at Bulls.
Operating from a Split-T Of
Tense, the former Washington-
Lee High School quarterback
scored on a 45-yard punt return.
a pair of option plays covering
IS and 80 yards, and an end run
for "a yards.
Fullback Jim Bakhtiar, an ALL
High selection while at Western
last year, scored twice through
, the line on plays covering IS and
IS yards and added four of Bulls
five extra points.
/ The other score, the first of
two in the fourth quarter, came
on a 50-yard pass play from
Vince Panaia to Halfback Frank
Bonus.
! Bulls faces the George Wash
ington University freshmen Fri
day in its second game. It was
the second straight loss for the
| Dover, Del. school.
wesley j. c. ~ o O 0 o. q
bulhs ..- 90 IA 13--41
Bulls, scoring Touchdowns - Mabry
81. Bakhtiar %, Bonus. Points after
Evening star., 1953-10-11
GieI and McNamara
Set Terrific Pace
In Minnesota Win
By the A,seeiet.d Press

EVANSTON, Ill, Oct. 10
Minnesota, with Paul Giel and
Bob Mcnamara providing a ter
rifle one-two punch, Jared
Northwestern into a 30-13 Big
Ten football defeat today. It
was the Wildcats first loss in
three contests.
Winning it's first game in three
outings this season, Minnesota
scored twice in the last 3 minutes
of the opening quarter and was
never seriously threatened there
after.
All-Anerican Giel and his un-
defeated halfback partner, Nc
Namara, tore off yardage almost
at will in shattering Northwest
ern'S defenses. Giel hit on touch
down passes of Is yards to Nc
Namara and 6 to Bob Rutford
as well as scoring on a 4-yard
run nlmSe1.
Northwestern, the Nations
total offense leader with an aver
age gain of 1868 yards in vic
tories over Iowa State and Army,
was held to 292 by the GopheRG.
This was abetted by Gerry
Weber's 67-yard touchdown run
and Dick Thomas 24-yard Scor-
ing toss to Dick Ranicke.
Giel slammed SO yards in 81
carries and added 81 yards in
completing two of four passes.
Mcnamara gained SO yards in
13 trips.
Minnesota IA Q 0 1870
Northwestern - o = O-13
Minnesota scoring: Touchdowns-Giel.
B. Mcnamara. Rutford McElroy. Con-
versions Cappelletti "a. Safety -
Thomas tackled by HoltZl. Northwest
ern scoring: TouchdownS - Weber, Ra-
nicke. onverSion-Rondou.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
Favored LSU Tied,
6-6, by Kentucky
BY the Assoeiuted A Pres.

BATON ROUGE. La, Oct. 10.
An inspired Kentucky football
team fought favored Louisiana
State to a 6-6 deadlock tonight.
Fullback Jerry Marchand OF
LSU rumbled "a yards to a
touchdown within the first five
minutes. climaxing a 62-yard
march he sparked all the way.
Kentucky, thrown for losses as
it's attack faltered in the first
half, surged back late in the
second quarter, opening LSU's
line with a canny mixture of
passes and end runs to draw
even at halftime.
Brought downfield by a Sc
ries of Bob Hardy to Steve Neil
niger passes, Kentucky got its
touchdown on Fullback Ralph
Paolone's 16-yard sprint through
the middle.
Kentucky - @ 6 o 0-6
ISL e q n Of
Evening star., 1953-10-11
Virginia Upsets CIV, 24-2O,
Aided by tumble in End Zone
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stepped down the left sidelines.
outrunning everybody.
Early in the second half the
Colonials took a momentary lead.
Ciemniecki took a pitchout from
Sturm and went around right
end for 46 yards to the Virginia
Z to set up the score. A penalty
drove the Colonials back to the
%, but Sturm connected to Gas
kell over in the left corner for
touchdown. Dick Gaspari who
had made the first CIV extra
point, missed this one, but the
Colonials were very much alive
with a 1912 lead.
After that, though, the roof
fell in on CIV, with 52-yard
pass play putting the Cavaliers
ahead to stay. Quarterback
Bailey, sophomore who in pre-
vious games has had trouble
making his passes click, con-
nected with Meyer on the CIV
%, and Meyer pulled himself out
of Ciemniecki's arms and side
stepped Sturm to go over stand
ing up.
Bailey intercepted pass from
Fox on the CIV 46 to send the
Cavaliers toward their last touch
down in the fourth period. The
final is yards were made by
Bailey himself around left end
on the split-T quarterback keep
play.
In the few minutes remaining,
CIV struck quickly for a touch
down that only made the score
closer. A 51-yard screen pass be-
tween Fox and Ciemniecki made
up most of the distance in a 61-
yard squirt, with Fox going out
side right tackle for the final
ward.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
Anacostia Holds
Chincotedgue 10 Tie

Anacostia Naval Receiving
Station failed to score for the
second straight game but STAYED
off three goal-line thrusts by
Chincoteague Naval Air Station
yesterday in a scoreless tie
played on the Anacostia field.
After yielding to an early ga
yard march which gave Chin
colleague a first down on the l.
yard line, the Sea Hawks stopped
the visitors on downs. In the
second quarter. Anacostia again
held Chincoteague on the /, and
a third drive failed when g.
yard field goal attempt was
wide.
The Receiving Station team
generated two threats inside the
30-yard line, in the second and
third periods, but were stopped
by penalties.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
Hoya Harriers Win
First Triangle Meet
Special Dispatch 10 The stor

Special Dispatch 10 The Stor
NEW YORK, Oct. 10.-George-
town University opened its cross
country season with a victory
over st. Johns of Brooklyn and
Fordham in q triangular meet
at Van Cortland Park this after
noon.
Frank Pflaging, Eddie Kirk,
Jerry Foley. Joe Skutka and
Fred Abingdon of the Hoyas ran
the 5-mile course in a group and
finished third, fourth. fifth, sixth
and seventh to give Georgetown
low total of 25.
st. Johns. although taking the
first two places. was second in
team score with IL and host
Fordham had so.
In a Freshman meet preceding
the varsity run, Georgetown'S S
only representative, Bob Lipp-
meier. came in first by running
three miles in Is minutes, 19
seconds.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
Gophers Drub Northwestern Indiana Shades Marquette 212O
Brigham Leads Georgia Tech
To 27-73 Victory Oyer Tulane

60. on Fullback Ronnie Kent's
1syard scoring buck in the OPEN
ing quarter.
Brigham, Techs regular quar-
terback last season. played sec
ond string to Wade Mitchell this
season, although drawing the
token starting role. ~
Brigham Takes Over.
Brigham took over after Tech
scored its first touchdown on
Fullback Glenn Turner's diving
4-yard buck. which started IN
the Tulane 36 when Larry Morris
intercepted pass by Pete Gle
ment. The 178-pound Tech junior
The 178-pound Tech junior
covered SO yards in Techs scor-
ing drive. A pass to End Sam
HenSley ate up 80 yards and set
up his touchdown toss to Volkert.
After Tech recovered bad
Tulane center pass on the Tu-
lane Is in the third quarter,
Brigham threw a 13-yard pass
to- Sennett for a score. That
put Tech ahead, 21-6.
Techs final touchdown came
on last-period drive of So yards,
with Mitchell passing to End
Henry Hair and Halfback Billy
Teas and Turner smashing off
regular gains to move to the
Tulane 3. Turner cracked over
guard for the score.
Georgia Tech -~-~- II 7 6-27
| Tulane ~ q 0 O f-13
Scoring Georgia Tech. touchdowns-
Turner %. Volkert, sennett Conver-
| touchdowns-Kent, Sala. Conversion
Clement