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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18
MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK. Dec. II @-National
Association Securities Dealers. Inc.
Evening star., 1955-01-13
AUToMoBILES FoR SALE

Ie47 Commander tan
sedan: very clean: equipped; recon.
ditioned; S291 EMERSON a ORMX
tBuIck,. 18th and M sts. NV. Dl.
sTUDEBAKER laSe Champion s-dr.
sedan, orig green finish. heater,
overdrive. spotless interior, one
owner: finest cond: S695. cash or
terms; SOS down, $40 mo. wOLFE
MOTORS, 1891 Wis. ave. NV. EN-.
fRiUMPH So s-door Msynower:
heater, all leather interior, very
sood eAs mileage; S69a, HOYLE
MOTOR SALES. 17i7 r, /, ave, ne.
DU. 7-S3au. --l4
yOLKSWAGEN So sedan; Low mile
ase, $eS9; guaranteed. JACK PRY,
Ltd. Distributor. l4th and P 81
WILLIS 1913 Aero Eagle hard top;
T. and b.: cd: e.tone gresn l
owner; 81 ,oa5. BOWMAN STUDE-
BAKER, 1900 Georgia ave- RA.
WILLYs Ia4a 4-cylinder Jeepster;
equipped with r. and h.: seat covers.
overdr.: new top and curtains; very
eoou tires. Don't miss this bargains
was S49S, now S34a. FRANK
SMALL, JR., uSed-caT Lot. 1856
Good Hope rd. sc, Lu, 4-5dO0. LID
Evening star., 1955-01-13
AuToMoBILEs FoR SAILS

PONTIAC 1850 station WAGON: ~
metal. Hydra Matte. radio and
heater. $3.50. JE; .-Q17V- 14
Pontiac 1858 Chieftatn So d. y.
4-dr.; Hydra-Matic, Z. and n; very
Gs STokse llsses me- oSnsE dss p 800 $3.50 AhSh issh
8; ssrins & o.H 5u. ssss sssise. g ga A's i4 ss'
rSsHiAc osspl iHoRNERis isSR aSr ccR.. cd = Buick
Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. at 9th. Ii,
PoSTiaC eiS1i 1858 convertible; HYDRA;
!. and h; w.-w; tires; nesatuni Di
4 really iow-milease car at ,o only
S1,195; easy terms. CARS. M
i55 Florida ave. ne. E1. 3-SooS-
PONTIAC 1888 chieftain IS" s-df.;
radio and heater; Hydra: outstand-
ing car in every detail; eAcepaonaily
clean inside and out. S1.59o. Wash
9s,Oss s1yS Oldest bss,er ana TREw TaESss MoTcR SFcl
CO.. 9th and Fla. ave. ne. Ii.
: f-I73s
PONTIAC so: sS95; radio. heater
STOHLMAN guaranteed, Call AD.
5-STs3, ask for Bill 6erhus, TO o.
PONTIAC s52 Chieftatn 'S sedan.
Hydra. fully equip. a real iamlS5 S
car; discount price: $50; ngy az ~ ~
WHOLESALERS. pI6COUNI SALES
CORP, 1871 Biadenshurg I'd. ne ns,,
So chieftain de luxe
cdr. sedan; delightful 2.tone green
nnish with harmonizing 2-tone lnte-
rior: Dual-Range Hydra Matte drive,
radio, heater, turn signals and many
other accessories. A low-mileage i.
owner car which refieets the nnesl
of care throughout. WATA Ruaran-
tee sale priced at only S1.0b3.
oLMsTEAD MOTOR CO.. y; WI. VIZ
finia's Largest Oldsmobtle. Dealer
2006 Wilson blvd, Ari.. IA. s-S40O.
PONTIAC '53 conv.; r, and h.. Hydra. /:
beaut. cond; real sporty ;d: 1odp;
ave. ne. EX. 3-9063. --f5
RENAULT 40 4-tr. sedan; Skyline
blue finish; mechanically good. rood snSp T!Se
most eeen. car you can buy. Sls5.
NASH ARLINGTON CORP. Indoor
showroom. 20i5 N. Moore s.. AZ
lington tRosslyn. Val. IA. s-3y'"'
Evening star., 1955-01-13
AuToMoslLEs FOR SALE

,sdsDss4Asn cOupe: :. and e.: ssss. McokN Ma5oofkn'
MOTORS. o9s0 Lee hwy, Ari,, JE
2-505O. la
sTUDEBAKER 1851 Champion; blue:
excellent condition; od.; good mile
ase, Ewes. after 2. AD. 5-s269
sruDEBAKER ,ss Champion con.
vertible; A.. 600 miles; r. and h,
o.r ssR N EN- ste:I sssss ssDs sf,sf ssoS ST best
STUDEBAKER 1850 Champion sedan
cd, heater; perfect maroon finish;
excel eond.; S495; written guar
TRIANGLE MOTORS tFordl, 30i0
r. /. ave. ne. DE. a-6302s.
1851 Champion 4-dooT
fully equipped has automatic trans
mission. radio and heater: also Wv,
tires 1t would be rdimenl, 70 mo
MoBfLE-CADTLLAc CO. FsirlineIon
shopping center. Alex, Va. oV
sTUDEBAKERx 's3 Champion REGAL
sedan; T, and h.. Wv. tires. wire
wheels; 10000 miles; new-caf con-
ditton, S1,ap5. sTOHLAiAN guar
anteed. No. S.Isi2, AID. .;l64S,
covers; thoropshly reconditioned;
only S697. EMERSON & ORME
Buick, 1888 Pa. ave. sc. Ii.
sTUDEBAKER 1852 Champ. Resai A.
S995. LEE b. BUTLER, NC. 1854
Wis. ave. NV. EN-, 3-4040,
STUDEBAKER 1851 brand-new Soc
cial de luxe "Champion' 2e,OOo
miles; overdrive; tropic air heat
conditioner; rock mink finish: orig
inal owner, always garaged nightly
sacrffice, S595; terms. MR.. VIII
LIAMS. Between and pm, 80
r. l. ave, ne. l4s
Evening star., 1955-01-13
AUToMosnEs foR SALE

PONTIAC 'ss Chieftain .ss''; HYDRA.
fully equipped; exceptionally clean
DISCOUNT prtee. $lsSsS;- $lsSa5; AvT9 T9
sTUDERAKER SO Commander; T.
snssb ana 2. .oos ooetd ailss Ssrs oSI eIean e 4e5
HOYLE MOTOR SALES. 17i7 r, !.
sfUDEBAKER 1858 Champion hard
top: r. and h.. cd. a-tone cream
syss sos Slue hwsN ley %ilesSsi ssSTsii,nrRgKTs GTHss
sTUDERAKER I94s Champ. CONVEX
tihle., r. and b., o.d- tnll leather
,nteSioSs anTk srssH' sSs ssSS' e.iS5vs: BOW.
ave. RA, 6-1l23. -16
sTUDERAKER 1850 Champions Q and
4 drs.:: mostly fully equip. l-owner
BAKER. 1900, oeorria ave. RA
sTuDEBAKER 1883 Land Cruiser
4-door, r. and h.. at. Wv. tires,
10000 actual miles, ] owner: 81 4p5.
5so,S,l 6ow Nan AZ 5. sTUpEHAaKER. aoI pa 1900
runs and drives ike new: saerifiee,
5000: terms, $40 down. ROPER, I"
18th and r ]; ave; ne,
STUDEBAKER 81 VS. Commander
sedan: a-tone finish. Hydra Matte
and equipped: very clean; special.
S595. La. $1,000. PENNY MOTORS.
1890 r. l. ave. ne. IA /;
STUDERAKER "a Comdr. sport
coupe; red with CT. top; immac.;
30-day guar: new snow tires, Under
coating. fibergiass lined; owner;
Sl.595. Call ewes. OIL. 2-l764. l6s
STUDEBAKER 81 Land Cruiser A.
dr.. r. and h.: auto. trans, .t.s.. SC: (:
orig. black: very low mileage: l
owner: S7g5. BOWMAN STupE-
BAKER. 1900 Georgia ave. RA
sfTDEBAKER '53 VS. Commander
4-dr.: r.. and h.. cd. Wv. tires.
22-tone cream over dark blue: very
low mi; l owner; ST ,3g5. BOW
MAN STUDEBAKER. 1900 Georgia
ave, RA. 6-1I22. lie
Evening star., 1955-01-13
AuToMoplLrs FOR SALE

PARKARD 40 small IS" sed. r.. h;
gar. kept: leav. city, must sell; best
oter. OWNER. 1853 18th e. q! ss..
PACKARD 1853 Mayfair hard top:
radio and heater, Ultramatie drive.
also power brakes & and md stesFlsr; ssesFins;
MoBiLE-cADiLLAc Co. Fairling-
ton shopping center. Alex. Va ov.
3-0350,
PACKARD 1850 2-dr. sedan; light
green. n. and b.. Hydra-Matie trans,
RyMs essy s'sas asIcK Sn;y sl5 $3.50 fsos Ps sSe Sc
Ii. 3-2400.
PACKARD 81 4-dr,; auto. transmits
LEE b. BUTLER, INC. Conn. and
Fla. ave. NV. AD. $4,000.
PACKARD 81 4-dr.;;- green: special
at S7a5. ALcoRN MOTORS. 6920
Lee hwy. Ari., JE. 2-5050. lis
PACKARD 40 4-dr. green: special
] at S295. ALcoRN MOTORS. 1920
Lee hwy. Arl.. JE. 2-5050. --15
PACKARD 1853 Caribbean Custom
seort cony az equip; incl power nsr
5000. VIII sen for highest offer
by Friday, Jan. II. Orig. owner.
Days. DI. T-0gi5; nights. EN-. D.
$3.50. Is tl
PLYMOUTH taxieabs. also Fords.
Chevs. and Dodges. AS low as 81
day. Small down psyt. 200 Taylor
st. NV. Id q
PLYMOUTH "a metal station wason;
1000 actual miles: r, and h.. Wv.
Si,56a. CENTRAL MOTOR CO.
.SO1 JEFF. Davis hwy, OF. 4-T520.t
1853 Cranbrook ,2-dr.:
r. and h.. seat covers wv. tires,
black with red top very clean,
i5GTasgly aTERsE T sseopdtfionfd oRME suIek Saiy
and NJ SITS. NV. DI. 7-sl96.
'49 convertible: beauti-
full light green with black top. T..
reconditioned only S59?. EMERSON
q ORMR QUICK, 17th and NJ So.
NV. DI. 7-Si96.
PLYMOUTH 81 4-dr. cranbrook:
black. heater, seat covers. Ok. war
Esnss wssNaEs saEEain eaE9soTs Il Shs TssF ee9 c.
Seven Corners. Falls Church. Va,
1853 club coupe; beau
tiful seamist-green finish: looks like
new. | owner. exceptionally clean
throughout, has custom pgs seat covers, sntra
mouth Dealer. TREW MOTOR CO,
9TH and Fla. ave, ne, Ii, 1-i132.
PLYMOUTH 1850 de luxe 4-dr. Sc
dan; beautiful gray. finish, spotless
interior with seat covers. heater,
sun visor, in the best Of mechanical
condition. S595. Washington's Old
est and LARGEST Dodge-Plymouth
Dealer. TREW MOTOR CO.. 9th and
Fla. ave. ne. IL. 7-IT32.
PLYMOUTH 40 club coupe; r. and
h.: good tires: $165 or best offer.
Call LO. 4-7T6S. --15
PLYMOUTH so Spec. de luxe sedan;
one owner; very clean; $645.
STOHLMAN guaranteed, GMAC n
nancirg. NO. 1-7217. AD. 2-I646.
Evening star., 1955-01-13
AUToMoslLrs foR SALE

Hydra., Wv. tires, lov mileagt: l.
owner car. A special at S745; top
allowance for your car. MCNEIL
PONTIAC, 1920 wis. ave-, OIL. A.
5000. In the heart Of Bethesda;
PONTIAC 1854 Star Chief custom f.
door "s';; Hydra. and h. fully
white; very low mileage: S,.450.
ARCADE PONTIAC. l437 Irving St.
NV. AID. 4-S500 also 3460 18th
ST. NV. RA. 3-9670.- -14
PONTIAC 1858 chieftatn de luxe A.
door sedan: S-eyiinder. Hydra
Matte, heater and directional sig
siss sils sarf sEEcADE ESsl shfPSeds4TnnaA PSesTnA e fi
irving st. NV. AD, $4,000 also
$500 nth ST. NV. RA. 3-061v
Pontiac 1854 star Chief custom
Catalina: beige and winter white.
s-sylinder' @ aydra.Matie, " ,,oz i9tly w
CADE PONTIAC, 1887 Irving St
NV, AD. 4-S5op also 3460 l4th
81. NV. RA. 3-9b50. Ia
PONTIAC 1852 Catalina hard top.
fully equipped. Immaculate condi-
ton: only 81, ,l95i bank terms.
WILLIAMS, Goth and R. ]. ave, ne.
10
1858 chieftain de luxe "s'
4-dr. sedan: lusterons 2-tone gray
finish; r. and h.; dir sig; new-car
cond. low mileage; price. $l.a2a.
NASH ARLINGTON CORP. Indoor
showroom. 2Ol5 N. Moore St. Airing
ton fRosslyn, Val ia. $4,000. Id
1851 a-door IS" sedan;
beautiful two-tone green; r. and h;
seat COW, Hydra Matte transm.; q
real beauty; thoroughly recondi-
EMERSON & oRME Buick, 18th
and NJ sts. NV. DI. T-Slg6.
1854 Star ChieftAin de
luxe So; all extras Imaginable;
5000; 10000 miles: will consider
trade. CIR. 3-25i1 or CR. 3-l215.
--16
PONTIAC 1858 sedan; beautiful dark
gray; s cyl; thoroughly reeondi-
EMERSON en- soN < oRME tBuick,. 1885
Pa ave Sc Ii 3-2400.
Evening star., 1955-01-13
AuToMoRlLEs FoR sALE

0LDsMOBILE 1853 Super "ss.. Hoii-
power steering. Wv. tires. 4 owner,
written guarantee: 81 .s9S. PAUL
BROS. toLD9i. Wis. aye. and Eii-
eott 81: NV. KE. 7-i30s. Open
o.DsMoBILE 1919; with Hydra
Matte tranemission. radio. heater.
x,nIsn nsS tires 1sS ;Saftery; y;opaf,on esf n
S4g6 cash. can 10. 2-s0OO. ext.
ofIDsRaoBnE 1858 Series o. de Is luxe
sedan: fully equipped; including
power steering and two-tone finish;
Icy MILEAGE i,nnsacniste 1,sssnp1I sscndlslcn.
capfILAc cESfIIL Aa5E 90. raislnSson h1sMosfsp shop.
ping center. Alex. Va. ov. 3-0350,
OLDsM0BILE 1850 de luxe sedan;
Hydra-Matic, radio. heater. Excel
'ROPER", 18th and h. /. ave. ne. :
OLDsMOBILE 1858 Super "ss': std
trans: beautiful one-oWneg car; low
milesge; private party; S1,S50; Call
Kl. g-2532 after Q. 1bs
OLDsM0BILE 1854 starfre convert
brakes. tS: seiectronic Ie radio. low nile- M
age; one owner. cali RE. 1885:
after o. OIL. 4-4s30. --I6
OEDs .53 Classic "gs"; excellent
condition; fully equipped: discount
kRs D1ScoUGT SALES coRP.. 1881
R!adenshurg I'd. ne:
oLDs 1881 "9s' hard top: radio and
csr ecsa'sf No. isss MoaRoE Mo- posp St5
1897 East-West hwy. Sil. Spg.,, Nd.
Open evenings til 81. Ju. 5-7S04.
OLDS 1851 '-9S'' sedan: Rocket 's";
beautiful two-torie gray, with Wv.
tires; r. ana b.; Hydra. Matte
onIy Sa f1Sis ns snERsoN 'ss' oRME ossn
tBuiekl, 18th and NJ SITS. NV. DI.
oLDs ie4s Model "7s' sedanette: !:
with Hydra. r. and h., and other
accessories; beaut. new powder-pun
paint Job; interior looks like new;
SMALL, jR.' used-car Lot. 1sS6
Good Hope I'd. sc. LU. I-9647 l6
OLDS '4S "aS'' 4-dr. sedan $500.
HoRNER,s BUICK. 1899 MINI. ne"
oLDs 5s %SS;s" de luxe 4-dr. sedan;
attractive serge-biue finish with har-
OF BY Wv. tires, radio. heater.
other accessories. This car has been
thoroughly inspected and safety
tested In our shop and is outstand-
ing IN every respect; orig. price,
SI,596. reduced for immed. sale at
only 81 .395. OLMSTEAD MOTOR
Co. N. Virginafs Largest oldsmo-
bile Dealer, 1000 Wilson. blvd, Arl.,
OIDs "a .-dr. ..ss" Super sedan;
power equipped: SO 1899. fiORNER's,
BUICK. $500 MINI. me-, LU. l-9226.
oLDs '5s Super "ss, convert; all
extras; $2.l50. MR.. HILL. TE.
OLDs "a Super "ss" 2-door sedan
attractive light blue finish: fully
equipped. including Hydra Matte ard
excellent Wv. tires; priced at
Ss,4ab, ccC guar; CAPITOL CAD;
"2nd st. NV, ST. $4,000.
OLDR '5i super "ss'' 2-dr, club Sc
dan: attrac. green finish: fully
equipped with r. and b., Hydra. al
most new tires: price. S94T. NASH
ARLINGTON CORP. Indoor SHOW
room. 2015 N. Moore st.. Arlington
OLDS 10 a9s" 4-dr.: r. and h..
Hydra, Ig6 seat covers; real SsTis ssrsa:S; 2
INC 1545 Wilson blvd. Arl.. Va.
ia. G-DDbI. - y
Evening star., 1955-01-13
AuToMoslLrs FOR SALE

1854 Savoy 4-dr. sedan
has factory radio and heater. Plastic
seat covers. original black finish
like neE. unusually clean automo-
bile. sf.595. Washington's Oldest
d TREM Nasssot Esorog go S a4 Reilfs Pa
PIYM0UTH is53 cranbrook sedan
radio and heater; q flne car: only
$I.l95. car No. 7S0-A. MONROE
FORD. 500 Wis. ave. NV, WO.
pfT@otr1Gp 2eRS r1pen 1asS eyes saya1 tll .5oor R;
covers; black finish: 81 SOS. SILVER
SPRING MOTOR CO.. INC, 1909
E.-W hwy. tet Ga. ave.t. sil. Spg.,
1851 a-door sedan: iight
sI. gTss. onTy nFa 2; sass sat sessEI sERsoN gnag I
So,RME SSsESIck'.s i5as Pa. ave. sc.
81 chieftaia .ss. r, h.:
immaculate condition with very low
mileage; safety-tested written qua E
g, 5Eos 7oI5s.f. Wis. sys; s,s and lI;Is6 EIii;
PoNsTfrAc aas.Tfr III 1858 chief,ain IS, de luxe 1
convertible coupe; Hydra, radio and
heater. power steering. Wv. tires.
brand new top; extra eleani territic
salSs saaEsns.e 81 SOP pAUI gRo Ds Issn
T-i30s. Open daily til s. III
PONTIAC 1865: completely equip. =.
power steering and brakes, 2 tone,
Wv tires. Can arranse nank
nsnsis anst s546 and x sssa! Nc - ga gs ansss va
poNsTT1sc f1sTIs Aits IL e.,pyrrt p eoupe: 1 exceu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-18
STATISTICS

Wake Forest, spanked by the
running Of Halfback Bill Barnes
and the quarterbacking of Nick
Consoles, took the opening kick
OF and surged 66 yards to score
In IA plays, with Barnes diving
over from the one. Barnes
kicked the extra point.
In the third quarter. Consoles
plunged over from the one. The
drive had started on Techs 80
after End Ralph Brewster Of
Wake Forest-recovered q Tech
tumble by Quarterback Billy
Cranwell.
on the second play Of the sec
ond quarter, Consoles tossed q
pass to Halfback Harry Mazman
for a touchdown play covering
80 yards. But q holding penalty
made the effort all for naught.
Late in the same quarter, Con-
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Right tackle--ssndusky Laszarino
d. Healy. 80
:, Eisht end--Dennis. Hlynn. waters
Quarterback Beightol.
Left halfhack--Vereb. NuSz.
Risht hslfback---J. Healy. Dare
Fullbaek-Hamilton. Perlo. Komlo
LAughery.
MISSOURI
Left end-CTaig, Mckinney.
Left taekle--Czapla, Campbell.
Left Ruard--Marttn, Browning.
centef--Karakas. Schulz. osterloh.
Rignt guard--Lee. Mehrer.
Right taekle--Portney. Hopkins. Bar.
ricknan, H Hall.
Right end--Burnine. Plumb. Fisher
Hammer.
cuartsrback--Runter. stuber. poans
Smith.
Left halfback--strinser curtwrisht
Childress.
Right halfback--Rice. Hankins.
Fulihack--Roli. Wynn.
MARYLAND ------~---- Z 9 1llss
Scoring - Maryland: Touchdowns =
vereb ia, rum. Walker t22. pass-rur
from Tamburellol. Point after touchdown
--Laughery. Missouri: Touchdown
Stringer g. pass from Hunterl. Burrint
us, pass-run from Hunter.
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% recent injury: Halfback Len
Ciemniecki and Fullback DO
Austin. For Lehigh. Don Nolan.
sophomore quarterback. and Bob
Naylor. junior halfback, showed
well.
Both teams showed . lack Of
the final polish they'll need BY
next Saturday. and each fumbled
seven times. CIV also was hurt
by numerous penalties. The Co
lonials showed an ability to cap
italize on Engineers miscues.
George Washington opens its
season against Virginia Military
at Roanoke. while Lehigh gets
going the same day against
Cornell at Ithaca, N. Y.
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burello and Vereb clicked for
a first down on a lateral. The
touchdown pass to Walker fol-
lowed at 2::36 of the period.
Maryland's second team gave
Missouri its biggest opportunity
of the first half when Curt
wright. the Tigers promising
sophomore, intercepted a pass
10y Dare on the Terps' 40 after
the latter took the bali on q
|pitchout from Beightol.
The Tigers moved to the Mary
land Is on l4-yard pass from
Hunter to Jay Hankins, but four
downs later they were two yards
farther away as George Kolarec
and Heuring starred on the line
for the Terps,
Beightol's team came in again
and failed to advance, with a
|15-yard penalty hurting after
|Nusz made first down in Mis-
|souri territory.
Maryland int rcepted two
passes near the end of the half
AS the Tigers shot for long gains.
|Pellegrini grabbed the first one
and Tamburello the second, the
latter just before halftime. On
his interception, Tambo put on a
show by reversing his field and
almost getting away before they
nailed him.
Offside Penalty Hurts
For a short time. 1t appeared
that the Terps were going to put
the ball game out Of reach Of
the outset Of the third period
Tamburello sped 40 yards with
the kickoff from the goal line
and, after Healy made sever
yards, Tambo hit Dennis with q
pass on the Missouri 25. But
Maryland was offside on the
play and that hurt.
Hamilton and Vereb moved
the bali past midfield and Tam
burello fought his way on three
''keeps' for a first down on the
Missouri 20. But then Tambu-
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WAKE FOREST. N. c., Sept.
IN R).-Wake Forest throttled
highly rated Virginia Tech. 1870.
before . crowd Of $500 in the
opening football game for both
teams today. It was Wake For
|est's first victory over vPI in
six games between the two
schools.
Wake Forest. which previously
never had scored on VPI, saw
two touchdowns in the second
period nulliiied because Of PEN
lalties.
Virginia Tech, outplayed all
the way, never reached Wake
Forest territory until the final
lquarter and failed to make a
first down until the third
quarter.
First Loss Since IS
It was VPI's FIRST defeat since
1858. The Gobblers won eight
and tied one last year for their
first unbeaten season since 1918.
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Terps Find Cheer in Jinx;WakeForest
Fourot Proud Of His Line Tons vpI i'm

the big reasons Maryland didn't
move more.
Coach Don Faurot said he
was real proud Of his line. a. it
became stronger as the game
progressed. He said his Tigers
started too slowly and might
have won except for first-quar-
ter mistakes. He pointed to
Maryland's excellent line play
at tackle and end and, nice guy
that he is, added that Maryland
had a fine team and should go
a long way.
HOWE Dare was Maryland's
leading ball carrier with 50
yards in six tries, the longest Q
29-yard squirt. Ed Vereb made
As In eight tries. Carl Wynn led
the Tigers with SO.
Ed Heuring. carried on the
field on q stretcher. and al
Wharton suffered undetermined
rib injuries and Pellegrini 1imped
OF the field pointing to his bad
knee. but re-entered the game
later. !.
Phil Perlo gave the Terps q
good job on defense and II 1t
had not been his first game he
might have intercepted three
passes that just eluded his grasp
as he batted them down.
WHITTLESEY.
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CIV Scrimmuees Lehigh
And Sherman Isn't Happy

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Sept. II
(SpeciaD Football teams from
George washington University
and Lehigh University engaged
in a game-conditions scrimmage
this afternoon. after which both
coaches declared their teams
had q. lot of work to do before
they would be ready for next
Saturdays openers.
DO Sherman, the CIV coach,
appeared fairly well pleased with
his defense. but added that of
fensiyely we have a long way to
CO."
Among the outstanding play
ers for CIV were Quarterback
Bob Sturm, back In action after
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soles passed 10 yards TO Halfback
John Parham. A penalty for ille-
gal procedure nullified this ef-
fort.
Virginia. Tech. unable to dent
the big Wake Forest line the
first three quarters, managed to
move into Wake Forest territory
late in the final period for Its
only scoring threat. The Gobbleri
went to the ~. but the Deacons
halted the drive and took over.
The victory avenged q 32-c
shellacking the Deacons suffered
at the hands Of Tech last season
bartholomew Line Star
Big Bob Bartholomew. Wake
Forest All-America tackle can
didate from Rocky Mount, was
one OF q host Of Deacon linemen
who continually harried the Tech
backs.
The difference in the teams
was shown in the statistics. Wake
Forest rolled UP II first downs
and 220 yards rushing while
holding VPI to three first downs
and 70 yards from scrimmage.
Wake Forest controlled the
ball the first half chiefly on the
passing. Barnes ran up q total
of SO yards in Is carries during
the game. Parham carried seven
times for 81 yards. Consoles
completed eight Of IL passes for
81 yards.
y yrE. so1 Tech --------9 g g 80
Scoring--Wake Forest: Touchdown
Barnes IL, plunge. Consoles Il. piungel.
~ Las. IA fn1a
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Maryland Slaves Off
Missouri to Win, 1872

yard loss. Beightol passed to
| Dare far back of the line for an
other l0-yard loss.
Gets Off Good Punt
The Terps drew 0 five-yard
penalty and it was fourth down
land IS. with pressure on Beigh-
Itol for a good punt, he came
Through nicely with q 44-yard
kick.
I Then Missouri tried again.
Hunters first pass from his So
was incomplete, and Terps' first
team came back In as Missouri
was fighting the clock. or rather
the watch. as the scoreboard
clock had devided with seven
minutes to go that 1t was too
hot to run.
Hunter fumbled while looking
for a receiver, but the Tigers
recovered and Hunters next pass
was intercepted by Vereb as the
IgIn sounded.
The Maryland players made
no demonstration Of any kind
neither relief nor jubilation--as
they trudged YEARLY toward
their dressing room.
Sandusky . Stand0ut
At the start Of the game. the
Tigers picked up a couple of
first downs. but Sandusky made
the first of his smashing defen-
sive plays when he spilled Hun
ter as the Tigers went into the
spread.
Bob Pellegrini. recovered from
a knee injury. came in at center
as the Terps went on the Of
fensive and Maryland marched
g. yards to its first touchdown.
Jack Healy, Vereb and Fred
Hamilton made consistent yard
age inside tackles to the Tigers
81. Then came the longest play
of the drive. except for vereb's
touchdown, a 10-yard pass from
IVereb to Healy. Tamburello
made six to the IA to set up
vereb's score.
| Missouri switched defensive
tactics the next time Maryland
gained the ball and Halfback
Phil Perlo was blanked on three
cracks at the line with Beightol
Iquarterbacking.
| Missouri failed to move the
ball with any effectiveness and
the third time the Terps gained
the ball they scored again.
| Walker blocked an attempted
punt by Hunter and Russell
Dennis recovered the ball in mid
air on the Tigers SO.
! Vereb passed on the first play
and oyershot Dennis, but Tam
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By a stan Correspondent Of The star

BY stan Correspondent Of The star
COLUMBIA. Mo-. Sept. IT,
Maryland has played three
games here under Coach Jim
Tatum and has won them by
scores of 1910. 20-6 Scoring
thethird touchdown In that game
on the last play and 1912. The
series ended today at the Tigers
|instigation, a move heartily sec
onded by the Terps. This is
their ink stadium.
However. Maryland might be
Encouraged by the fact that
after its last two close calls in
Columbia, it went on winning
|streaks Of Z and 10 games. re-
|spectively.
Bob Pellegrini didn't start to-
day-Tatun said he wouldn't
but he played 20 minutes on
that bum knee and was one OF
the three Terps singled out by
the UCIA scouts. Mike Sandus-
Ky and Bill Walked were the
other two.
Walker played 81 Of the so
minutes. high on the Maryland
team.
Jim Martin, just out Of the
service, was Missouri's top man
on defense. He said after the
game he thought Maryland had
q better team when he saw them
last in. 1852. Martin was one OF
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Pat Ward Wins
D. {. invitation

Pat Ward OF England. run
nerup to Doris Hart in the
women's national tennis cham
won the District inyi-
|tation tournament yesterday at
Columbia Country Club.
Miss Ward. a member Of the
|Wightman Cup team, took the
title here over another foreign
'entrant, Mrs. RayTnonde Jones'
Weber of France. The scores Of
the final match were So. 81.