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TOUGHER THAN PLAYING FOOTBALL

above may buy on the INSTALL
ment system. paying one-third
down, with other payments
spread over several months.
This will be in effect until
March /.
The Senators also will make it
possible to purchase gift GER
tiflcates good for one or more
games.
A sales force of six met this
morning at Griffith Stadium and
later today was to get together
with about so business and civic
leaders at the Board of Trade
to discuss plans.
Pitcher Chuck Stobbs, Out
fielder Jim Lemon and Coach
Bill urges of the Senators will
be on the sales staff along with
Walter MasterSon, former Wash
ington pitcher who recently was
released by Detroit; John Welaj,
former Senators outfielder who
managed their Erie farm club
last season, and Ed Miodusze-
wski, former William and Mary
fullback.
The home schedule of the
Senator's who officially adopted
that nickname yesterday, fol-
l01US.
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YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
BY WARREN GAER
Football Coach, Drake University


Texas Western in the last
two marches down the field has
been able to gain almost at
will against Hardin Simmons
after having it's offense stopped
cold in the early stages. AS a
result, you. the Texas Western
quarterback, have to decide on
the point-after touchdown with
four minutes left in the ball
game and Hardin Simmons lead
ing you, 1912.
Your placekicker has missed
both points-after-touchdown to
reduce his average for the season
to 400 with four successful
points in 10 tries.
On the current drive you have
eaten up the yardage, running
around ends. off tackle and
through the line to go 70 yards
in nine plays.
For the point-after-tou
down, what would you do? Rate
these choices /. 2, 3 and 4:
Placekick.
Run a dive play through the
line.
Run around end.
Fake a placekick and pass.
fAnSDer on PAGE ca
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WIN, LOSE OR DRAW
Continued From Page Oh


his playing days it missed treat Mitt-wise. he
the real good catchers, master back Of the plate
He did not hit much and, like most catchers he
gazee the base paths but few handled pitchers
like Lopez.
OF course, not very many boys Of Is catching
Walter Johnson. either Lopez did in his native Tampa
when the Senators trained there and Johnson still had
plenty OF speed He the Senators batting practice
catcher and his age Bucky Harris
Gosn among Others Sensed his potential Oddly, Lopez
never worked for the Washington club except
1t was some is years when Joe Cambria the
discouraged scout showed up at Orlando leading large
Cuban named Roberto Ortiz and proclaiming him to be
EASTERN Feer As turned out, Rick Terrell wasn't due
to report until later and at this early spring training
date the only catchers in camp rockies Evans and
Jake Early couple Of Delanders who had been pumping
tending store all winter whereas Ortiz had been
playing in Cuba.
He crippled Early right of the bat in warm-up, a
fast ball caroming of the plate and striking Jake in the
groin Forewarned Evans tried to catch Ortiz but under
standable tinidity added up to futity.
The late Clark Griffith phoned Tampa 100 miles away
and asked Lopez ongtime catcher the Boston
Braves for help nguay and for glove purposes showed
up and caught Ortiz santS casually a man with a
golf club clips of dandeion heads.
What do you think7" Grif asked anxiously after
q couple OF days
Mr. Grifnth" replied the always fortnight Lopez
I suggest you try TO make outeder out Of this boy
Not only can catch him but I've got feeling could
hit him, too
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Ike Chestnut Upset

/ HOUSTON. Tex, Oct. 81
(R.-Gil Cadilli. 1913, San Fran
cisco featherweight, upset Ike
Chestnut, 1870. of New York City
last night on a split decision.
Chestnut is the eighth-ranking
featherweight.
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Lopez Names
Three Aides,
Wants Rosen

CHICAGO. Oct. 81 CP. AL
Lopez formally signed "a one
year contract at a reported
$40. 1000 yesterday to manage the
White Sox and Immediately
named three-fourths of his
coaching staff.
Lopez retained First Base
Coach Don Gutteridge and
Pitching Coach Ray Berries from
the Marty Marion regime and
said he'll bring with him Tony
Cuccinello from Cleveland.
Lopez said a fourth coach
would be named at a later date.
The 46-year-old Lopez, who
guided the Indians to a pennant
IN 1854 and finished second to
the Yankees in his five other
seasons at Cleveland. said after
contract signing ceremonies that
he would remain in Chicago for
several Gays TO confer With Vice
President Chuck Comiskey on
possible deals.
One player expected to be
mentioned is AL Rosen, Cleve-
land third baseman who is ION
the block"
If we could get him, I'd like
to do So" Lopez said. "Rosen is
a fine baseball player. He's a
sensitive fellow and it's bother
ing him to have a few Cleveland
fans booing him."
Lopez said the White Sox. who
have finished third the last five
years, have an excellent chance
to catch the Yankees, with a
little help here and there"
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Bears Stors Lead NIL.
In Running and Posing

The Chicago Bears have a
firm grip on just about every
thing except first place in the
Western division as the National
Football League combatants near
the halfway mark of the 1856
season. Coach Paddy Driscoll's
men still trail the undefeated
Detroit Lions by a full game,
even though the Lions don't have
"a single leader in any individual
category.
Fullback Rick CaSares of the
Bears continues to lead in
Iground-gaining and scoring, and
Quarterback Ed Brown tops
the passers and is second in
Ipunting. according to statistics
for five games released today.
Casares fattened his scoring
lead with four touchdowns
against the San Francisco
Forty-Niners. hitting an even so
points. But the former Florida
star lost ground to Ollie Matson
Iof the Chicago Cardinals ard
Hugh McElhenny of the Forty
Miners in their three-cornered
struggle for ball-carrying hon.
ors. Rick has 458 yards, while
Matson and McElhenny are tied
for second at 446.
Brown leads Lamar McHan of
the Cards and Bill Wade of the
Los Angeles Rams on the basis
of yards gained per pass at
tempt. with a 1898 average
Tobin Rote of Green Bay, how
ever. has thrown more passes
than anybody 1881, completed
more 1851. gained the most
yards (970). and pitched the
most touchdowns I'D.
A majority of last weeks lead
ers retained their positions, but
Norm Van Brocklin of the
Rams supplanted Philadelphia S
Adrian Burk as No. in punt
ing. Bobby Dillon moved out In
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MARYLAND

Continued From Page C-1
ton. John FritSch will be the
alternate quarterback and Bob
Rusevlyan No. 3. He didn't
mention Fred Petrella.
Mont was asked what was the
best thing that happened to
him this year. He thought for
a moment. gave that sleepy grin
of his and answered. Beating
Wake Forest, I guess"
The coach sincerely was
pleased over an unprecedented
letter that appeared in the
Diamondback. the student paper.
1t was by Jack Healy. a Terp
halfback,, who wrote Mont is
our coach and we're proud of
him." One paragraph from the
letter said:
THE going has been tough
this year but our coach has stuck
with us. To a ball player this is a
priceless quality TO possess. So
many of our modern-day coaches
across the country lack this
feature. 1t is a quality that
comes from faith-faith in your
fellow human beings"
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Daughter New Addition
To Bremen Family

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Oct. 81
R.-The Terry Brennans now
have three children. a boy and
two girls.
Newest child of the Notre
Dame football coach is a daugh-
ter. born yesterday in st. Jo-
seph'S Hospital. They also have
son. Terry, 4, and a daughter,
Denise 2
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Continued From Page CT

Continued From Page CT
for the Both time in an unbroken
series. Countless other fans will
be watching on television, as the
game will be shown over "A sta
lions from Bangor, Me to
Washington. (WRC-TV, Chan
mel 4. will carry it in the Wash
ington area at 2 PM.
The luck of the Irish has not
prevailed this season, with a
total of % injuries cutting Bren-
mans plans to ShredS throughout
the first five games. Notre Dame
has won only one of those games
for its worst start since Bren-
nan, now %, was a mere 5 years
old.
Pass Enthusiastically one of
Notre Danes strong points-has
been woefully weak this season.
The opposition has completed 80
of SO aerials and when the Irish
intercept a pass, it will be the
! first one this year.
Navy, incidentally. has COM
pleted SIS of 106 passes for TIT
yards and s touchdowns.
It's all the same problem,
Brennan says - ineXperience
Pass defense has been a No.
project in Notre Dame drills this
week.
Three Regulars Injured
End Dick Roger, Guard Bob
Gaydos and Center Ed Sullivan
are among the first team Irish
players nursing injuries at the
present. Roger has been replaced
by Dick Prendergast and Al
Ecuyer probably will start in
place of Gaydos. Sullivan, vino
has an infected left arm. may be
able to start.
The backfield, led by Paul
Hornung, the Nations No. 2
offensive leader, is intact, with
Aubrey Lewis and Jim Morse
at the halfback posts and Chuck
Lima at fullback. However, the
play of Dick Lynch, a Junior
from Clinton. N. j.. has i'm
proved so much he may replace
Capt. Morse in the starting
lineup, according to Brennan.
/ Belichick returned from the
Midwest with the deepest re-
spect for Hornung, the hand
some, blond-haired youngster
from Louisville.
"It's doubtful if there is an
other athlete in the country who
can do so many things so we'll, I"
Steve says. Oklahoma refused
to kick the ball to him at all.
They just booted it on the
ground. When he kicks off. it's
into the end zone. He's a power
runner, a good tackler, a ire
mendous athlete. Any football
team with a man like that in
charge is bound to be tough"
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Mrs. Beck Takes Net Honors
In Lost Congressional Event

The Witty Cox Cup tourna-
ment. closing feature of the Con-
gressional women golfers, was
won by Mrs. Warren K. Beck
with a 36-hole total of 1876,
minus 38 handicap strokes for
the two rounds for net l58..
Low gross went to Mrs
George Maksim with 86-S7 for
l73. Second gross went to Mrs
j. F. Zias, ITO. and third to Mrs
C. j. Matthews, 1893.
Other net winners were Mrs
E. M. Warner, ZIG minus So for
1854: Mrs. j. L. McGrath, 2O4-
40-164; Mrs. j. B. Sheffery
225-60-165; Mrs. A. G. Keyser
22l-54-167 and Mrs. G. j.
Claffie, 203-36-167.
The first round was played
last Thursday and the second
yesterday, because of rain on the
scheduled second-roupd date.
REDWOOD - Owner Dona]
Chamberlin gave the annual
tournament for the outgoing
women's golf committees, which
was won by Mrs. Frank Kadie
with 104 minus 81 for a net 70.
Mrs. Betty Meckley won low gross
with IS, while second net went
to Mrs. A. l.. Cochran, 98-2O-78.
Mrs. Edward Fox, who retired
after two highly successful
years as women's golf commit
tee chairman, will be succeeded
by Mrs. Roy Lindgren, former
handicap committee member.
Mrs. Kadie was elected vice
chairman; Mrs. George WesSe-
link. second vice chairman; Bar
bara Richards, secretary. and
Mrs. E. H. F. Dutton, treasurer.
WASHINGTON - Committee
members were honored in the
annual Chairman's Bowl event
which went to Mrs. r. w Hart
with 81 minus 10 handicap for
a net 70. Mrs. G. w. Calvert won
low gross with an "a.
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SENATORS

Continued From Page CT
games. Box seats $182.50, re-
served seats SAG.
No. 2: Combination Plan-All
% night games. all IL Sunday
dates, Memorial Day. Opening
Day. Box seats $3.50. reserved
seats $l04.
No. 3: Arc SpeciaI-All 38
night games. Opening Day. Box
seats $3.50. reserved seats S78.
No. 4: Arc Limited-Fourteen
night games two with each
club. Opening Day. Box seats
$3.50, reserved seats $50.
No. s: Sunshine Special-All
IL Sunday dates, Memorial Day.
Opening Day. Box seats $35,
reserved seats $28.
Purchasers of any of the plans
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Eddie Wagner Dies

NEW YORK, Oct. 81 P.-
Eddie kid Wagner. SO. a top
boxer 30 years ago. died yester-
day Of a heart attack. His most
famous victory was an eight
round non-title decision over
Johnny Dundee in 1923 when the
latter was featherweight cham
DiOn.
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front in pass interruptions, and
Lynn Chandnois took over as
leader in kickoff returns.
The Redskins have four men
among the leaders. with Dick
James fifth in returning punts
and Sam Baker seventh in punt
ing. Eddie LeBaron is 18th in
passing and Johnny Carson
ninth in pass-catching.
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Gloss Will Tell

BALTIMORE.-War Admiral,
winner of the first Pimlico Spe-
cial in 1887, has sired SO stakes
winners since his retirement
from competition to stud duties.
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KICKOFF RETURN LEADERS

STANDINGS computed basis OF average return.
yards October 80 - -
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POI 4 II "
LEADING PASS RECEIVERS


IA.
Angeles
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Other net winners were Mrs.
I. N. Miller. 99-20-79: Mrs. HAP
Goodman. 92-1l-81 and Mis-.
Henry Riley, 91-9-82.
MANOR-The Chairman's Cup
went to Mrs. John Fales, 1903 30
70. Mrs. A. W. Braden was Sec
ond 92-l7-75 and Mrs. Rod
Watson low gross with an "a.
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you carry both rearseat passengers and extra
long freight"
Thing to do, of course, is to come see this won
derful wagon = either in the budget-tagged
SPECIAL Series, or the custom-styled and
supremely powered CENTURY Series. The price
too fine to pass up. Why not see us this week?
AT A NEW LOW PRICE-4,Season Comfort
in your Buick Nth FRICIDAIRE CONDITIONING
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Step up to this one the price is way down

u TCCEsT new trend in automobiles, you may
- have noticed, is to the work-and-play wagon
of the sort you see here.
And its right smart move-for this is Just about
the handiest thing on four wheels.
But all even smarter move is to the Buick Estate
Wagon - for this is the only such uehicle sub
stdntially loWered in price this year.
Lake the beauty pictured here.
It's the SO Estate Wagon in Bucks lowest-priced
Series the SPECIAL. With its big new price
reduction, this Buick is right the heels of
SINH lar models of the well-known smaller cars
SO here, for practically peanuts more, you get
power galore-from mighty 322-cubicinch V8
engine of record-high compression.
You get Buick styling, Buick room, Buick solidity,
Buick ride-engineering - and the sizzling new
getaway and extra gas savings of Bucks
advanced new Variable Pitch Dynahow.*
With all this, of course, you get the wonderful
View Adpaaced TsnsbtsP D.,
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excitement and full versatility of the Estate Wagon
That means four-door convenience and six
passenger comfort
1t means level and covered loading platform in
the rear that can hold small rowboat and camp
equipment, TO say nothing of the usual things
you'd expect such handy automobile to carry.
You can even have the folding rear seat, at your
option, in split-section arrangement that lets
Hows THIS FOR HARDNESS!
Fold down either or both sections Of the
ond hove covered plotform 80 inches long the
toll gate closed pc inches with open.
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NOTICE OF SALE
OF VALUABLE PROPERTY

Under and by virtue of the
power of sale contained in that
certain deed of trust executed by
John R. Duvall and wife, Johnnie
L. Duvall, dated March 20, 1947,
md duly recorded in Book 80, page
sos, in the office of the Register
of Deeds of Dare County, North
Carolina, default having been
made in the payment of the in
debtedness thereby secured, and
said deed of trust being by the
terms thereof subject to foreclos-
ure, and the holder of the indebt-
edness thereby secured having de-
manded the foreclosure thereof,
the undersigned trustee will offer
for sale at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash at the
Courthouse Door in Manteo, Dare
County, North Carolina, at 1900
o'clock Noon on Monday, the 1st
day of October 1856, the lands and
property conveyed and described
in the said deed of trust, and more
particularly described as follows:
All that certain lot of land
and premises lying and being in
Atlantic Township, Dare County,
North Carolina, and known as,
designated and being Lot No. Ia
in Block 20, Section "a" of the
plat or map of the subdivision
known as Kitty Hawk Beach.
Said map made by w. ]. Over
man April 1881 and now reg
istered in Map Book 1, page 1875,
Dare County Registry, reference
to which is hereby made for a
more particular description of
the lands herein described.
Same being portion of the
lands convened to J. r. DuvalI
by Evelyn White Dickinson ct al
by deed dated October 20, 1916
and duly recorded in the office
of the Register of Deeds of
Dare County, North Carolina in
Book 81, page 341.
Together with all the heating,
plumbing and lighting fixtures
and equipment now attached to
and used in connection with the
said real estate and all houses
and improvements now thereon
situated.
The successful bidder at said
sale will be required to make
cash deposit of five (5) per cent
of the purchase price as evidence
of good faith.
Dated and posted this the 9th
day of August 1856.
MARTIN KELLOGG, JR
Trustee
T-9-7-4tc
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5000 PER WEEK. CAN YOU
QUALIFY? We are not kidding
about the above earnings, nor do
we want you to take our word for
it. You are more than welcome to
talk with our statesmen who are
making this amount of money
right now. Go out with them for a
day and watch while they put COM
missions of $50 or more in their
own pockets. If this doesn't con-
vince you, nothing will.
l will hire three statesmen this
week. These men will have the
following qualifications:
~ Ability and willingness to
work hard.
(2) Preferably between the ages
of 81 and 45.
80 Own a late model car.
a. Willingness to learn.
Those selected will be trained
thoroughly in the basic funda-
mentals of craftsmanship. Qualified
prospects are furnished daily.
Accumulative bonus is paid semi
annually. In many instances the
annual income from bonus checks
alone is as much as the average
man earns during the course of
year.
If you are dissatisfied with your
present income or position, this
legitimate top-flight proposition
merits your sincere consideration.
Personal interviews only. Do not
tie up the lines with questions. If
our offer is not worth personal
visit and half-hour of your time,
you are not the man we want. If
it is, this may well be one of the
important decisions of your life.
For appointment write P. o. Box
3085, Wilson, N. C. ATTENTION
MR.. STARTLING. T-9-7-1tc
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State of North Carolins
Dare County
Entry M 10

Entry No. III
William ]. Wescott, Claimant,
having produced to the undersign-
ed Entry-Taker, writing signed
by himself, that he lays claim and
enters certain parcel or tract of
land. vacant, unappropriated and
subject to entry. The land is sit
uated in Mays Head Township,
Dare County, Roanoke Sound be-
ing the nearest water course. The
natural boundaries are:
Description
From the north point of the
island to BOdie Island Light
house II deg.
From the south point of the
island to BOdie Island Light
house 6S degrees.
From the North point of the
island to Duck Island Club
House l, Is degrees.
From the south point of the
island to Duck Island Club
House 2, 20 degrees.
From East edge of island to
Cedar Point 1900 yds.
From island to Duck Island
landing 1000 yds.
About so yds. North of an
other sand island both being ON
East side of channel.
Number of acres claimed, one
more or less.
Ihls Entry was made this the
9TH day of August, 1856.
MELVIN r. DANIELS
Entry Taker
T-2-24- 1tc
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State of North Carolina
Dare County
Entry No. 8

EHITy NO.
William J. Wescott, Claimant
having produced to the undersign.
ed Entry-Taker, a writing signed
by himself, that he lays claim anc
enters a certain parcel or tract Of
land. vacant. unappropriated anc
subject to entry. The land is sit
uated in Mays Head Township
Dare County, Roanoke Sound be-
ing the nearest water course. The
natural boundaries are:
Description
North point of island to
BOdie Island Lighthouse SIS deg,
From South point of island to
BOdie Island Lighthouse 81 deg.
From North point of island to
Duck Island Club House 2, 20
degrees.
From South point of island to
Duck Island Club House 2, Sc
degrees.
From East edge of island to
Cedar Point 1900 yards.
From West edge of island to
Duck Island landing 900 yds.
About so yds. South of an.
other sand island both being on
east side of channel.
Number of acres claimed, one
more or less.
This Entry was made this the
18th day of August, 1856.
MELVIN r. DANIELS
Entry Taker
TT o "a IL
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NOTICE. TAX SALE
Town of Kill Devil Hills
Dare County. North Carolina

Pursuant to the law governing
the 1855 tax levy in my hands
for collection and by virtue of
the order of the Board of Com
missiOners of the Town of Kill
Devil Hills, North Carolina, di-
recting the sale of tax liens of
said levy in accordance with said
law, will offer for sale at
public auction to the highest bid
der for cash at the town hall in
Kill Devil Hills, North Carolina
on Monday, September 10, 1856
starting at the hour Of 1900
Noon, the real estate, a brief
description of the land listed i'm
the name of each, and the prin-
cipal amount of the taxes owed
by each, subject to be increased
by penalty and cost allowed by
laws as follows, to wit:
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BUS SCHEDULES
BETWEEN MANTEO
AND HATTERAS
Effective January q, 1856
NORTHBOUND
SOUTHBOUND
CHARTERED TRIPS
HATTERAS-MANTEO
BUS LINE
hone 1O4 Hatteras. N. c.
NORTH CAROLINA
DARE COUNTY

The undersigned, having quail
fled as executor of the estate OF
William C. Etheridge, Deceased,
this is to notify all persons having
claims against said estate to pre-
sent them to the undersigned in
Manteo, North Carolina, on or be-
fore the 10th day of August 1857,
or this notice will be pleaded IN
bar of their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will please
make immediate payment to the
undersigned.
This the Both day of July 1856.
DAVID CARROLL ETHERIDGE,
Executor
co Martin Kellogg, Jr.
T-8-1O-6tc
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NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
DARE COUNTY

The undersigned, having quail
fled as administrator of the estate
of M. Keith Fearing, Deceased,
late Of Dare County, North Caro-
lima, this is to notify all persons
having claims against said estate
to present them to the undersign-
ed in Manteo, North Carolina, on
or before the Bird day Of August
1867, or this notice will be plead,
ed in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned.
This the goth day of July, 1896
M. X. FEARING, JK.,
Administrator
Manteo, North Carolina
T-8-3-6tt