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222 @ ST. NV.
town loc.; suitable service business
or other line. DIXIE HOUSING
Co, l116 18th st. NV. IA. 9-17O2.
1857 COLUMBIA RID, NV.
Excel. loc. for many types of busi-
nesses: 20-ft. frontage. 100 It. deep,
with parking area for 5 cars; alley
entrance. For appointment TO In
spect call Mr.. Transue, EN-; 10000.
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BUSINESS PROF. FOR SALE

MT. RANIER-Dunker Hill I'd. bet.
$500. 1 he o4 1850: eyes, vSs; I IA. &
6476. W. W. LEWIS. REALToR,
SsOS GEORGIA AVE. NV. Gust above
Kennedy st.. 3-story corner brick
bldg. showing excel. return: owner
has other interests, must sell. RIA
$4,000; ewes. RIA. 3-O6lS. 90
1918 NJ ST. N,W.-1st commercial,
sondemned brick. lot 17-ft; frontase,
easy terms sgns FRANK M. noYLE'
HESRTc - az ?RaETHEsDA-s 600 So "a. II
Of comml ground. all bVildable and
located In the fastest growing ares
Of this community. where prices are
sql It. Call Mr.. HALL. OF. 2-32bO
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA, 1871 SSnd
81. LIST CON-, 2-story and bsmt.; OF
heat; needs decorating. 81, $50
yitS pRuRY Realty Corr. 81
f 0S12OVs
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Frederick County Farms

1CQCIl Ch NOuIlLy + dTIIlS
157 acres, macadam road. . mi. south
New Market. of Route 40. north Of
Hyattstown. of Route 240; converted
Wash. COW barn for % cows, block
dairy, tile silo, block stock barn. all
good outbuildings; 7-room dwelling
with bath. 5-room frame tenant
dwelling; good productive land; Ito
q. crop and pasture, balance good
woods: stream through pasture.
Forty three head dairy cattle. tractor
and farm equipment. dairy equip
ment; 20 acres growing wheat; man
in tenant house to operate farm.
Price. $4,000, complete. Possession
145 acres on Route $40 Frederick.
Brunswick. 9 mi. west Frederick,
near Jefferson: excellent stock or
Bait. dairy farm. Groom stone-and.
frame dwelling, stone springhouse.
stream through pasture and close to
bldgs. Price, $4,000. Possession
60 acres. all modern dwelling, Bait.
milk barn. silo. sheds; macadam
road; 9 mi. north Frederick. on
Route IS. Price. $23.5O0. Poss.
50 acres. frame dwelling, new d. c.
COW barn and dairy; 3 miles from
Frederick. Price. $4,000. Imme.
date possession.
Other farms and small country prop
critics. .EMMERT r. BOWLUS, Real
tor. Edw. D. Farnsworth. Rep, 100
W. Church st. Phone MO. 2-lSS1,
Frederick. Md.
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so UNITS-N.W.
sos 0O0 DOWN

Almost all 1-hedroom. units. Clean Is
. whistle and completely remodeled
2 years ago. Rear New Orleans
wrought-iron veranda. DOROTHY
K. WINSTON d CO., Til 8 pm. cali
Sterling 3-0550: Ju. 9-7446 ewes.
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CULPEPER, VA.
Walk-out dairy proposition. neal
town. 400 open acres In cult
walton and grass. nice home. 81
stanchion modern barn. 20 cows
equipment, feed. Call WAUGH REAL
ESTATE AGENCY. 620A Culpeper
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BUS. PROP. BARGAIN
This fine brick bldg. Is In q downtown
1909 retail location, and substan.
TALLY leased to national chain
store which has been there q Ions
time. Income over Sl1. 900 yearly
Owners expense. taxes and fre IN.
available, and priced at less than
10 times rent for prompt sale. Ex-
elusive with
JESS FISHER & CO., INC.
1920 K ct. NV. Realtors. Elk. 3-1s11
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FARMS ieons.,

1s2-AcRE FARM on Q sccd roads.
Large stream and pond. New e. b.
SssS ssssi s sSssjSS S Excellent o:
Srn is tasm ho nssr i% s. s sSss
system. cleo. water heater. laundry
tubs; Best buy Of the year. only
Il PP =. SGRpETrE q SON, Mt. airy.
III. Price. t asi. pun. -n0 eve" Pm
170-A. STOCK FARM, Groom house.
bath, oil space heater. bank barn.
silo, courthouse. wagon shed, plenty
running water, large pond: farm In
high state cultivation. Price. $26.-
1N-a. chicken or turkey farm. s-room
house with bath. space oil heater.
plenty chicken houses. Easy terms.
10o-a. stock farm, large bank barn.
P PSasr s Sas9oSsIdinG'' nice stream.
5.a.. 1O.room mouse. 4-car garage.
barn. other buildings. This Is real
~ Q show place. Price, $50, 500.
c nam JEREY e Ia WILLIAMS ~ HAN
MONT0OMERY CO.-Dairy farm.
230. acres Of chester loan soil; In
Sedrm u ho ssSsE o aas Sdas
so acres, near Rockville, on hard
road. with 6-yr. -old house, full base
ment. oil heat: other bldGs. Mrs.
eos bE dlistesr co s ssss sr assa6.
PRoFiTABLE ToBAcco fxRM@i5s
acres, ~ arabic: soil produces best
quality tobacco; near La Plata; good
neighborhood. 4 room bungalow,
electricity. telephone; Groom tenant
house house slectricityi large tobacco s;f,
s si5'doo. Immediate possession.
LEONARD SNYDER
Tel 3311 La Plata, Nd.
TURKEY TURKEY. ,, hEANc c.. completel'
ACME REALTY CO.. UN. 4-32i1
CHICKEN FARM, equipped; farm
equipment rIan g;rW. be bone With %, bath.
q r.. 81 "a Acres tSan;;n, About IS ac.es
Good seven room frame home. two
(2) $50 ACRES ON RIVER with 20
acres cleared. balance mostly pine.
Seven-room original frame home
needing repairs. Two barns and
$I2. 700 for prompt sale.
ment to inspect, contact JOS. M.
sAMUELs q SONS. Orange. Va.
Phone 1926.
FRE Rs Frs: -, ANp " a sS. Ed,. cS S
1 1aEsd e SPffasf ev. af land
Bile Colonial home. owner has
bought larger farm. Terms can be
arranged.
Frederick Co., Route $40; h-ml.
frontage welIeGuippsSS tile ,,b 2; e.
large side-road frontage. Over
looking new dual hwy; 200 acres,
growing in value every day, unlim.
possibilities. There is much more
to tell. Give us o call.
Ga. ave. extended on Route 81. 375
acres. approx. 15 miles to Silver
Spring. A very fascinating farm.
rolling. fertile acres being used as
stock farm now; Large Colonial
a s pl 1s home d.s 81 ss s ssTe
tal consideration and inspection.
sIGLER AND CO. RIA: 3-343l;
eyes. and Sun. wo. $685. or
OIL: 4-2439. 20
31-ACRE FARM-5-rm. house. barn.
outbldgs;. electricity. spring; on
land; taxes. So year.. price. So. 300.
Also new 6-unit motel. opposite the
Cacopon State Park. on q. g.. 622;
4 complete showers, deep well, Jet
pump. hot and cold running water:
also large stream; price. Ss.l26.
easy terms.
o. E. WIDMYER
Phone $50. Berkeley Springs. W. Va.
BARGAIN list free.
4 ACRES
Move into this brick Cape COD II time
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FORD SELLS
BUSINESSES
NATIONALLY

COLLECTION SYS.
TEN, hdqtrs. N. Y. State. long es-
scratched! Price. $102. 900. No
REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT. Wash
estab.; fast-growing section; some
insurance and sales; low rental
$4,000. No. 1858.
ton intersection 3 q. q. hWys.; gas
oil. ice cream box: only 5000. No
1913.
BOAT YARD. Nd. - Nets $4,000
Renting. repairing, servicing oil
types boats, excel. loo. Incl. n. est.
etc: $4,000. No. 22600.
FOR DETAILS THESE q OTHERS
Charles Ford & Associates
IL West 42nd st.. New York City
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12-UNIT APARTMENT
GAS HEAT-ONLY $3.50
This beautiful Diet. corner bldg. is
only 8 yrs. old and in fine D. C.
location. All apis. are very desir-
ment. Income approx. 50 900 yearly.
Tenants FURNISH OWN. HEAT
AND ALL UTILITIES. Owners ex-
pense very low. Owner leaving, will
sacrifice ct this price to sell quickly.
Exclusive with
JESS FISHER & CO., INC.
1920 K NV. Realtors. Elk. 1851
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lat ACRES

County, Md.-Brick, .7-rm.
home for owner. Arm. tenant house;
estimate 80 acres cleared; plenty
barns and sheds; fronts about 9/10
mile on hwy: 2 streams; tractor
misc. equip. Priced $4,000: down.
GEO. J. SCHUYLER
400 L 81. NV. MA. 9-0010
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Montgomery County. Nd

3NAO11V6O111C1y OOU11Vy, WIV.
66-acre farm with modernized house
Of D rms. AL open land and in e
high state Of cultivation. Plenty
Of barns, sheds and poultry houses.
Good long frontage on hard sur.
face I'd. Only 10 miles from Wash.
ington, d. c.. Call Mrs. Candy.
EV. 4-3696. for appt. to see. j.
WESLEY BUCHANAN, 1914 K st.
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MUST BE SOLD

Owner says "liquidate my Q FARMS
Both are top grade, in desirable
locations of Loudoun County, Va,
and are offered at sacrifice prices.
49, acres, within committing dis.
lance of Washington with la-mi.
frontage on lge. creek and beautiful
mountain view, Soil is Of the best
as evidenced by the winning Of the
international record corn crop of
204 bu. per acre. Lge. 7-rm. house
with bath is in excel. cond. Lots
Of outbldgs. Asking price. $40. 800.
Assume 40 trust of $4,000.
147 acres on ma n highway mr.. Har-
pers Ferry and Potomac River Just
under the Blue Ridge Mts. The
S-rm. 3-level home, which has Just
been remodeled is modern in every
respect. Its mountain stream flow
ing through the beautifully land
scaped yard which has also guest
cottage offers the best in country
living. 5-rm. tenant house and
several outbldgs. meets all farming
needs. All l16 acres Of cleared land
have been heavily fertilized and in
good grass combination. 90 acres
are in alfalfa Asking price. S32,-
500, with good terms.
n r1YTArAYTAY~rYA
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GROUND

We have lots ready to 60 In Mary
land. Virginia and D. c., as well as
acreage Ideal commercial location
Tor shopping center. Call ST. 3-055O
til . pm. and Ju, 9-7446 evenings.
DOROTHY K. WINSTON q CO.,
905 18th st. NV. 90
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RUs. PRoP.-RENT (core.l

SUITABLE FOR GUEsTHOUsE--Lge
house, newly redecorated. located
In Alex. 4 mi. from airport. Just
on Mount Vernon blvd: Ice. lot
lots Of windows. ige kit. oil h.-w.h.
Cali Edgewater 9-6722.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .4-story
mod. BLDG. 80 rms. lge. disable hsnt
1927 18th st. NV. DE. 2-1136.
/. First comml. lot, 5ox1S0. 70
fb 5l a1lsy n .se. P t S mean
car lot. ice cream stand. or
other commercial use: reA-
sonahle rental. GOLDSTEN
BROS. RE. 7-108S.
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INDUS. PROP. SALE tcens.l
KENIIWfIRTH AWE

KENILWORTH AVE-,
p. 9. County. Md. Lot s9x174; goot
terms.
72, 900 SO. Fl. heavy industrial III
siding.
l2s, 900 SO. TT. heavy industrial r.r
siding.
COMMERCIAL LOT, 100x20O
Good gas station location. $4,000
COMMERCIAL TRACTS FROM 90.
600 It. to acres; close to D. c. and
ready to develop. For information
Paul H. Lauterbacn & Co.
UN. 1853; nights. AP. 7-O698
17-UNIT APT. HOUSE
Brick, detached. colored occupancy
to Conn. ave. very reasonable rents
Priced at approx. z times the an
nual income. Call Monday.
j. A. McKeever Co., Inc.
1889 X st. NV ST. 3-S800
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S-rm. main house with new bath, mod.
kit. new flooring. Six-rm. tenant
house. Elec. and well. 34-cow barn.
fully equip: 14x40 silo; maternity
barn.. new metal stanchions Ice.
SSorn house; impl: shed, go q, alfalfa,
pasture, 90 a.. wooded. bal in rota-
ton. On hard road, 2S mi. D. c.
S35: 900, Il cash. CHAS. H. JAMIs
SON, broker, Poolesyille 1892.
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TAXICAB STAND
Central =. legation a m. plenty q ,parsi z!
HARRY O. OLIKER CO.
l131 Vermont Ave. NV. MA. S-221O
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INVEST. PROP. SALE ,cont.D

= Washington, D. G.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY n, 1854
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4 ACRES

Move into this brick Cape Cod in time
to get your garden and flowers
started during the spring weather.
offered at $4,000 and only II
miles to D. c.
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JE. 3-7s50 Lenah 5-e545
TODAY'S SPECIALS
/. 90 ACRES. dairy farm, good land
and buildings: $4,000.
2. 90 ACRES. Groom house, bath:
good location; 100000.
3. 2 ACRES. Groom modern house;
4. aGa acre ss new brick Cape Cod. mod
All on Hard Road
country places. call G.. BEST LIN.
THICUM, Beallsville, Md, Poolesville
3332, with Bogley's Rockville once.
Poplar 2-615l.
PROPERTIES FOR SALE
34o-AcRE STOCK FARM-stone
house. hay and cattle barns, 3
streams; abundant for pasture; on
Q hard road. MONTGOMERY County;
6 ACRES q ssi 1ssRM. CENTER HALL
Former bankers mansion, beauti.
fully constructed; flreplaces, baths,
new oil h.-w.h.. modern kit. SEMI
circular porches: aluminium storm
windows. full bSmt.; mr.. thriving
Frederick County town. Ideal for
large family. rest home or apart.
ments. In superb repair. $685..
000 one-third cash.
ESTABLISHED REST HOME in clean.
prosperous town close to D. c.,
catering. to select clientele;
baths, 10 bedrms.. mod. kit, oil
balance 81. CHARLES Il. JAM.
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JOHN CANNEY
HERNDON 480
MULTIPLE LISTING REALToR

PROPERTIES FOR SALE
LARGE COUNTRY STORE and ware.
house. apis. on 2nd a.: one apt,
has rms. and one apt has rms.
rented at $40; store has approx.
$1,000 fixtures and stock. Aged own
er III; All for $4,000; "a cash. bal.
60 ACRES, GROOM BRICK HOUSE
Hardwood frs; spacious liv. rm., fire-
place; mod. kit: 8 bedrms.; bath:
full bsmt.: oil heat. 3-rm. guesthouse.
Ample cattle barns. sheds. 10 acres
Vwooded; stream. 20 mi. D. c. $50.
-. ACRES, GROOM HOUSE
Elec. well: new gear garage: building
blocks. lumber. foundation dug for
larger. house. Nr. churches. school.
r;r. depot, 33 mi. D. C. $500.
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4-FAMILY APT.

6OO3 CLAY ST. NE.
New semidetached brick; individual
gas heat; tenants pay all utilities
Income Of $3.24O o year. Priced tc
sell. By OWNER. No brokers. OIL
$4,000. ~
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KENSINGTON
STORES OR OFFICES
500 So. II. suitable business or
profession. in new bldg. Will divide
or rent as whole.
RAYMOND J. LYNCH CO.
10. 4-640O 10. 5-SS54
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS wANTEr
DESK SPACE

LAW OFFICE in law suite desired 4
Bowen Bldg. OIL. 4-5347.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
INDUSTRIAL and 2nd commercial
properties wanted for sale or lease
A. M. ROTH. RE. 7-733O
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EACEIILEN I IN Ed NAASIN
Group Of 4 stores in ne.
One store-N.W., 60x110, rented 70
naticnal chain; good Lease Low ,.nt.
modern bldg.
Q Units-N.W.. Diet. corner, modern
bldg. Priced TO sell.
Call ST. 3-3466: evenings, Mr.. Mos-
tow, Ia. 0-0457. s.
TANEN REALTY co.
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Business Property Department
1908 II st. NV MA. S-234I
Evening star., 1954-09-19

times before Baird finally
clasped it while falling on the
Wake Forest 20. 1t was the days
most sensational catch. But
went for nothing as the Deacons
stopped CIV there.
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
Left end--Dancu, Gaskell, Thompson.
Left Sackle-Berry. Solomon, Ziaman-
Center-Gaspari. Liddic. Giesler.
Right guard--SaKach.
Right tackle-McHenry.
Right end-Koher, DAILY.
Quarterback-Sturm, Tranen
Left halfback-Ciemniecki. Donofrio,
Righ haltbacS--weaver Wagner, Barr.
WAKE FOREST.
Left end-Stowers. erosion. Lee
Left tackle-Bartholome Garrison.
Left guard-1iuth. Viola, Turner, Ba-
Center-Dupre. Phillips, soltis.
Right guard-Trentini. Claxton.
Right tackle-Littleton. Fitzgibbons.
Right end-Whims, Ladner, Topping.
Quarterback-White, Consoles.
Left halfback-Barnes, Parham, DAN
Righ halfback-Harrison, Travagline,
Ward, Benrman.
ravic.
George Washington % O. %
Showers. Daniels. Point after touch
dOWnS-ConSOleS, Ladner.
Evening star., 1954-09-19
Sophomore Backs Lead Way
As Georgia Tech Beats Tulane
By the Asseeiofed Press

ATLANTA, Sept. 18.-Georgia
Tech tested It's split-T muscles
today and found them lacking.
but had enough tricks in its
straight-T bag to crush fumblng
Tulane. $50. in a Southeastern
Conference opener for both
teams.
A pair of scintillating sopho-
more halfbacks, Paul Rotenberry
and Jimmy Thompson, and
Johnny Hunsinger, senior full
back. provided most Of the
ground-gaining fireworks for the
Nations seventh-ranked power.
Rotenberry and Hunsinger each
scored q touchdown. Thompson
set up another with a long run.
Tulane, operating with mex
perienced quarterbacks, gained
freely against Techs erratic line
play, but the Greenies failed to
muster a scoring spark.
Rotenberry, a 19-year-old
speedster from Roanoke. Va,
scored Techs first touchdown on
a perfectly executed variation of
the Yellow Jackets famed
belly" play. Hunsinger faxed
beautifully up the middle. fool
ing Tulane and most of the 28.-
600 fans. But Rotenberry had the
ball and he knitted between guard
and tackle and scampered 48
yard to score.
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Georsia Tech scoring: Touchdowns,
Rotenberry, Humphreys. Sennett.. Hun
singer. Conyerstons-Grant CD. Mitchell.
Evening star., 1954-09-19
Norris Wants vaIdes
As Marciano's S Foe
In February Bout
By the A..oeinied Pres,

NEW YORK, Sept. 1s.-Don
Cockell and Nino Valdes are next
In line for Rocky Marciano in
1855, preferably in that order
as far as Al WE'LL is concerned,
but the heavyweight champions
manager demands the two top
challengers keep busy.
''They can't just sit around
and wait for u.s." said WE'LL at a
press conference. LET them keep
fighting" WE'LL, of course, knows
that the giant Cuban and pudgy
Briton must be kept in the pub
lies eye if they are going to be
good drawing cards. When and
If Cockell gets the chance, it
will be in the United States. I'VE
can't take it over. it's too heavy"
gagged WE'LL.
Marciano positively won't fight
again this year. It may take six
months for his split nose to
heal. The 30-year-old champion
wore a tight bandage over the
nose and a patch over the left
eve as he met the press to talk
about his knockout victory over
Ezzard Charles last night in 2::36
Of the eighth round.
Originally it was planned to
have a plastic surgery job done
on Rocky's nose, but DR.. Alex
ander Schiff of the New York
State Athletic Commission said
it might not be necessary. Mar
ciano was to fly to Los Angeles
for a television appearance to-
morrow night. After that. his
plans are indefinite. WE'LL will
go to Miami Tuesday to confer
with Jim Norris, president of the
International Boxing Club.
Norris would prefer to stage a
Marciano-Valdes match at Miami
in February. figuring the Cuban,
who is the top-ranking chal-
lenger, would draw plenty from
his native Havana. II have had
no encouragement from WE'LL on
a February fight" he warned.
Valdes, recent Knockout winner
over Hurricane Tommy Jackson,
has won nine in a row. Cockell,
who ballooned into a heavy
weight, has copped 10 straight
since he was knocked out by
Randy Turpin as a light heavy
weight in 1852.
Marciano said he thought
Charles was slower than he was
last June II when he wasn't
knocked down once in Is rounds.
Evening star., 1954-09-19
Beverly Hanson
Takes Wichita Lead
BY the Associoied Press

WICHITA, Kans., Sept. 18.-
Beverly Hanson of Cincinnati
shot a par-71 to go to the top in
the third round of the $4,000
women's Wichita Open golf tour
nament today.
Her 54-hole total read 1878
II - 222 for the 6.310-yard
course.
Miss Hanson, the only one of
yesterdays top 10 scorers who
equalled par today, displaced
Jackie Pung Of Cincinnati, who
shot a IS to bring her score to
224. The first round leader.
Betsie Rawls, Spartansburg,
S. c., was in third place at the
three-quarter mark with 226.
She also shot a four-over-par IS
today.
Trailing the top three were
Faye Crocker of Hammond, Ind,
Betty Jameson Of San Antonio,
and Mrs. Mildred (Babe) zahar-
las Of Tampa, Fla, each at $50.
Patty Berg Of Chicago scared
to 70 and a 231 score.
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Wake Forest Beats CIV, 74-O,
|On Pass and 32-Yord End Run
Continued from Page CID

Continued from Page CID
after White was hurt, Consoles
got the team in scoring position
with 12-yard pass to Showers.
Deacon Threat Halted
After that drive ended in the
first touchdown, another Deacon
threat was halted with a rough
nesss penalty that drove them
back from the Colonials' 10. But
the Deacons bounced right
back, taking Weaver's short punt
on the 80 before springing Dan
iels loose on his touchdown run.
1t was late IN the game before
the Colonials made their last
desperate threat. Safer, who has
a rowing backfield assignment
to play any position, clicked
with three passes. Two were
10-yard tosses to Danz, and
then he cranked up with a long
39-yard downfield heave for
which Baird battled two Wake
Forest defenders.
The ball bounced off every
body and up into the air three
Evening star., 1954-09-19
Statistics

Tulane fumbled nine times and
Tech recovered seven.
Tulane " o 0 O.
Tech - IA 07 7-2S
Evening star., 1954-09-19
Miss Ronlack Leads
Mickey Wright in
Amateur Golf Final
By tho A.soeiussd Press

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 1s.-
Little Barbara Romack of Sa-
cramento, Calf, held a two
hole lead over 19-year-old
Mickey Wright after the first 18
holes today in their water
logged match for the Women's
National Amateur golf cham
pionship-a match which played
peek-a-boo with a raging thun-
derstorm.
The final Is holes of the un-
precedented, two-day title bat
tie will be staged tomorrow at
the Allegheny Country Club.
Rain and cracking lightning
forced the two young California
rivals to take cover at the second
hole this morning after the
match had started a half hour
late and there was a four-hour
delay and three postponements
before play was resumed.
American Flag Hit.
A bolt of lightning struck q
fiagpole and shredded an Amer
lean flag flying over the ninth
green. Rain. which at times
reached downpour proportions,
left pools of water on several
green's and made much of sand
traps.
However, the rain. subsidized
midway of the round and the
match finished under clear skies
with both girls playing amaz-
ingly good golf.
This is the second such post
ponement in the tournament's
59-year history.
Miss Romack, 21-year-old in
surance salesman, took a three
hole lead at the sixth hole, lost
it at the 18th after two sparkling
brides by the tall girl from La
Jolla, Calf, and then went two
holes ahead by winning the 14th
and 17th.
Sink Difficult Putt.
She won the 14th by sinking a
difficult 12-foot putt for a par
four and the 17th with a con-
ceded par four after Miss
Wright, short and in trouble, had
taken a double bogey six.
Miss Wright, already winner
this year of the low amateur title
in the women's National Open
and both Tam O'Shanter anna
teur crowns, had three bogeys
and one double bogey on the
first six holes.
But after that she played the
next 10 holes in one-under par,
getting straight brides in the
18th and 18th. On the 11th she
put a four-wood shot to seven
feet of the pin and sank. On
the 18th she Clipped home from
| the fringe 20 feet away.
Evening star., 1954-09-19
200 Golfers to Enter
Winged Wheel Tourney

The seniannual winged Wheel
golf tournament, sponsored by
the Office of the Army Chief OF
Transportation, will be held at
8 am. Thursday at the Army
Navy Country Club.
Nearly 200 golfers are ex-
pected to enter the 18-hole
medal play event. Among those
entered are 1t. Col. H. F. Schultz,
defending champion in the mill
tary division, and Larry Imhoff
defe ding champion in the divi-
sion6f traffic experts.