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could be far-rcachinG if the re-
ports are true.
One grower said. 1T could be
a lot more serious for growers
than 'homogcnizcd' tobacco or
anything else that has happened
in the industry in long, long
time"
Southern Rhodesid. in Africa,
produces flue-Curcd tobacco the
same type grown in the Caro-
linas. Virginia, Georgia and
Floriad. Its production has ris-
en- rapidly from less than Is
million pounds a year just be-
fore World War II to an esti-
mated $50 million pounds this
season.
Rhodesia already has capt
urcd a large part Of the u. S.
fluc cured market in Great
Britain and Australia.
In 1g35-1g39. the United States
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-08-22

missions approval is tanta-
mount TO a guarantee by the
State that IT will protect franch-
isc rights within the agreed
areas.
Now here. according to Mintz,
is what happened in Randolph
County:
Upon the prayer Of seven in
.dividuals living within the CO.
ops area, the Central Telephone
Company, a privately owned
utility with central facilities in
the city of Asheboro, was order
ed to serve these seven through
direct lines into the central ex-
change. The Central Telephone
Company was ordered to violate
its agreement with the Randolph
Telephone Membership Corpor-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-08-22

term-low interest financing up
on which publicly owned enter
priscs are dependent.
Prime spokesman for cooper
atives in this area is Harry l..
Fintz. Jro president of the At
lantic Telephone Membership
Corporation, prominent business
man. former Brunswick repre-
sentative in the State Legisla-
turc.
Mint minced no words in
condemning what he termed the
"wanton unwarranted, unrealis-
tic deprivation of rights which
the Commission itself" had con-
ferred upon the Randolph coop
to which REA had advanced
a substantial loan to help fin
ance a much-needed phone sys-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-08-22
Child Hurt I'm Freak Wreck

A l0-year-old Tabor City girl
narrowly escaped serious injury
Monday afternoon about $3.50
o'clock in a freak auto accident
at the Harvey Powell station on
the Pireawy road.
Frances Cartrette, daughter OF
Mrs. Eugene Housand, Route /,
Tabor City, was treated for
minor injuries at the Loris COM
immunity Hospital.
According to Highway Pat
rolman Jessie r. Barker, the
young girl was sitting in the
parked auto in front of Harvey
PowelrS station when car
Skidded off the road and ram
med into the parked auto, and
ripped away one of the columns
S ipporting' the front of tie sta
tion-grocery store combination
The girls stepfather, Eugene
thousand was in the store at the
liiilC Vi lIlC dCCluSlll.
Patrolman Barker said charg-
rs of careless and reckless driv-
ing would be brought against
Phillip Gibbons of Hamlet, N. c..
who told officers he fell asleep
at the wheel and would accept
full responsibility for the acct
dent.
Barker said skid marks were
evident for 303 feet of the path
taken by the car when il car
eened off the road.
The parked automobile was
knocked 33 feet away by the
impact. 1t was this jolting i'm
pact that tossed the small young
ISter out of the car. II was first
reported that the auto ran over
her but lack of more serious in
Juries cast doubt on this phase
of the accident.
Approximately S7OO damage
was done to the Gibbons auto
and an estimated $500 damage
to the thousand car. The service
station damage was estimated
between $50 to 500.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-08-22
Tabor Native Dies
In Auto Accident

Funeral services for Martin A,
Byrd, Jr., victim of an accident
near Morehead City early Sun
day, were held at p. m. Tues
day from the chapel of the In
man Funeral Home. The Rev. p.
c. CAN'T, pastor of the Tabor
City Baptist Church, officiated
" IN burial in the Forest Lawn
Cemetery.
A son of Flossie Soles Byrd
and Martin A. Byrd of Tabor
City, he was graduated from the
Tabor City High School and East
.arolina College.
, He was historian for the sum-
mer at Fort Macon State Park,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-08-22

supplied rs percent of the to-
bacco imported by the United
Kingdom. and Southern Rhodes
ia supplied only six percent. BY
1854, the United States was sup
plying only 81 percent and
Rhodesia 20 percent.
The price of Rhodcsian tobac-
co this year has been averaging
about $40 per hundred which is
well below the price level of
previous years. U. s. fluc-cured
average has been above $50 per
hundred for six years.
The original meeting protest.
ing prices was held Monday,
August 10, and committee was
appointed to file the official
protest.
Since that time tobacco aver
ages have shown a definite in
crease but the price protest will
still be carried through.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-08-22

alton.
From the standpoint Of the
petitioners" explains Mintz,"
there seemed sound reason for
their plea. They live in the
country, but they work and
their families shop in Asheboro.
Consequently, most Of their tel
ephone traffic is through the
Asheboro exchange. AS COOP
subscribers their calls would 90
through another exchange and
would be subject to a toll
charge. So far the seven were
concerned, there was good
dollars-and-cents argument on
their side.
But" Mint went on" here
comes the greatest good for the
Continued on page 1o)
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-08-22
Red Devils Hold
Football Drills

About % grid candidates an
swered Coach L. S. Green's
opening whistle Wednesday even
ing at Civilian Field.
With practices scheduled
nightly under the lights Of Civil
tan Field, rain took the upper
hand and ran the enthusiastic
gridders inside the gymnasium
where light drills were conduct
ed.
Only 16 days are left before
the season opener to be played
at Dunn, Sept. 7.
Candidates for this years
team include, Kenneth Eddings
Jason Soles, Jackie Soles, Larry
Williams, Larry Cartrette, Hugh
Continued on page 10Y
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-08-22
JAMES ROGERS
WILL BE GUEST
SPEAKER SUNDAY

James A. Rogers, editor of
the Florence Morning News,
will deliver the worship message
at the Tabor City Baptist
Church Sunday at the II a. m.
service, Rev. p. c. CAN'T. pastor,
announced.
DR.. f. F. Grove, Professor of
Music, Central Michigan Col
lcgc, will be guest vocalist.
Visitors are invited to attend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-08-22
SUPERIOR COURT
TAKES HOLIDAY

Superior Court Judge CIawson
l.. Williams announced today
that there would be no sessions
held Monday, September 3. The
court will observe the Labor
Day holiday.
Court sessions i'm the Column
bus criminal term will be re-
sumed at 10 a. m. Tuesday, Sep
tember A.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-08-22
YIN Glass Holds
Regular Meet

The YIN Glass Of the Tabor
City Baptist Church Sunday
School met with Mrs. Kermit
Hinson at her home last Tuesday
evening. Mrs. c. NJ. Fowler gave
the program entitled Goods
Good and Secure"
In attendance with Mrs. Hin
son and Mrs. Fowler were Mrs.
F. L. Fipps, Jr., Mrs. Fred
Brown, Mrs. Elton Prince, Mrs.
Dock Fowler, Jr. and Mrs. Fran
ces Sugg.
A social period with refresh
ments followed the program.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-08-22
Grover Faulk
Is Legion
Commander

Grover Faux was elected
Commander of the local Ameri-
can Legion Post at a meeting
held at the hut Monday night
succeeding D. Frank McGougan,
Jr
Hoyt Piver is the new vice
commander, Harry Stephens,
adjutant and Clarence Willough-
rby, Sergeant at arms.
No special ceremonies for in
stallation will be held and the
newly elected officers are now
performing their duties.
A membership drive is slated
for next month.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-08-22
HARRELSON VISITORS

Mrs. Cora Harrelson has visit.
ing her Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G
Norris of Miami. Fla; Mr.. ans
Mrs. j. F. Porter. son and
daughter, of New York: and Mr.
and Mrs. Frances Crawford OF
New Jersey.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-08-22
Baptist Class
Plans Supper

Members of the YIN Class of
the Tabor City Baptist Sunday
School are driving to Conway
tonight wednesday, for supper
at Bob's Place.
y good attendance is expected
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-08-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth II.
Jury Of Falls Church, Va. are
visiting her mother, Mrs. w. P.
Stephens.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-08-22

Miss EStelle Jenrette spent
Sunday as the guest of Miss
Margaret Smith.
Melvin Long was in whiteville
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-08-22

make our grand re-opening a
tremendous success" said Ruey
Hewitt, owner.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY
WILL PAY TOR nOLLAE for house Y !.

WILL PAY TOP DOLLAR for houses,
b c. or nearby Nd. ST. 1880.
or ewes. ia. 2:q225. S.
ALL Cash fol. Nd. or p; G. homes;
Immed: .appraisals. Erwin REALTY
MODEM clean. 2 or 3 bedrm home
In good &c. or nearby 9, GO.
sfsS SAo Sisai5JaRs SSlAsEE S Saase slss
s ss:s. 'L u afi:s SSook sre5 IT, ssss7s
CAsM--We have buyers for and
bedrm, homes In MONTGOMERY
Sogps{rrTnL EoHSssss ocr AT s.i REAL l.
H T0SRs' PSTTaiGsT a0SSSGh for 4:5 ssg
home in any superior NV. or Mont;
sornery COUNTY. neighborhood. Priced
: ssSgnd c.i &S, 9mussiYn.1 rs. 7.9sBSSii.
FREDERICK ". BERENs SALES
VIZ mAyR CASH CLIENTS, for
kouses IN the p. 2. area: No charge
lee MQYD 3. DAVIS Co. Rel
tors. 1929 = < A. NV. MA. s-ossa'
RESPONsIBLE COUPLE wants "a
il NV. b.. C. or Nd, With garage
or off-street parking, near trans.
poftation and shopping. Must BE-
reasonable. State exact location and
complies information. Box %37.p
star.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS FOR RENT

SILVER SPRING-Air-con ofices.
1872. 50 IT. or more. Ideal for
professional man. Central collation..
All outside rms. C. ROBERT GRAY
g. CO.. JU. $4,000. 80
RING BLDG. 1900 18th ST. NV
Approx. 2.500-ft., 1st-elass. air
ccnd. ONCE space: lower level; S733
mo Avail. on suitcase through
WaIi-to-waii carpeting and Grapes
avail Phone MRS. ABERNETHY,
NE. S-2526. IL
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WAREHOUSES WANTED


UNIlsPROvED g ACRES on good
road for or. iig hIo INDUSTRY e6, yaTs
INC. e43 indiana NV. ma. s-556i.
SOUTHEAST. D; C.-About $1,000
railroad. some improvements; can
finance 2s ct low interest. A. M.
ROTH CO.. RE. 1880,
LAUREL AREA. level. 10 cents 50
1t, FOX & WHALIN. INC. PA. s.
1922 AP 7.0O1A
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TODAY'S BEST BUY

TODAY'S BEST BUY
This group Of Aunt apats. repre-
Sents one Of today's best invest
ment opportunities. They are To-
Gated near 18th and H ne. in one
lated areas. An investment Of $40
900 will bring you 1855 Plus amor
tization. For further information,
please call Mr., Mostov. tn. 2-Si32
or WO. 6-2274.
rANYu,AI DEAF INV m
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COLORED VETERAN

S10,50O
Beautiful detached 2-bedrm. bunga-
low: short walk to Arl. Hospital.
Liv. rm., sep. din. rn1., de luxe
equip. kit. view lot. $3.50 cash,
$50 Der mo pays everything. G1:
Call now to inspect. MlLKEY
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HOUSES TO BUILD

LOT OWNERS
See US for the finest in quality Of
construction and still at LESS
COST. Any style and size. to our
RANGED. THE KEMBRooKE CO,
UN, 4-8lSl. 80
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SCI Rooms. 18 Baths

SO Rooms, Is Baths
High class guest house. long est.
not far from Mass. ave. and 2lst
st. NV. about 30 per cent fur
nished with plenty necessary equip
ment and furniture. has elevator; ;
check income and investigate until
satisfied. 100000 down,
Edwin L. Ellis, Realtor
1910 Vermont Ave. RE. 1910
I21-UNIT CORNER APT.
INC. $4,000 YR. $4,000 CASH
This handsome mod. 2-story cor. apt.
house. in perfect cond. and in fine
D. c. loo. Is today's best value
All apis. are bright. spacious. have
new stoves and refrss., bldg. has
laundry, storage rms. etc, Ex-
penses are low as tenants pay own
gas and elec. Priced at only
500. 900. Il will rive you q cash
income OF about 1878 mo A net
income Of over 30se.
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1870 x st. NV. Realtors Elk. SSH
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MILLER REAL ESTATE
IA 7-1203 IA. 5-2444
TRADE YOUR LOT

TRADE YOUR LOT
Or small acreage on this conven-
iently located 3-bedrm. home: per-
feet condition: fenced, large ward;
completely equipped. Your land
wiz probably cover o ,as casn psyt
on the balance; 4ee first trust. Call
Mr.. McCay.
McCAY & McCAY, INC.
ia. 1865 REALTORS
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

WANTED--Approx. 1000 to 5000
SO IT. electromagnetic property.
vic. Sc. or s.w. Reas, Sat, Ma.
S-Sl25; Sun. 10. 7-eS46. 30
GAS STATION and gas station sites.
Sall q once, 7. q dunno, Re,
BRICK BUILDING, approximately
5000 50, IT,, 1-story: in D. c.
zoned either End commercial or In
dustrial, or MARYLAND: zoned &c.
f. G. dunno, Pc. 3-l173. Ho.
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OFFTCE BUILDING
fS ooy Is oc tSri; For % a.ts li:
call Mr.. Wood this week END, no.
2:ee20, no. 2-6sso and RE. =
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.
MOTEL
Modern Air-conditioned. located in
.hs MsstSRciitsn an, .rs,; ,I 10 m anS
modern appointmsnts. ipslyddidngg
S Slm ssta, p eSo1at.et f Mf WOOD XXI:
week end. no. e-6920, no. 2.e9s0
.n SSoEEoriIH2' INVESTMENT 90.
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COLONIAL STONE
HOME. S8,25O!

Only . few minutes drive to Gettys-
room home, electricity. 2 freplaees;
large shade. fine view: barn 40x60;
cemented basement; fine for poultry
raising or truck farming. Land Is
elevated. gently rolling and clean;
for large pond or lake. PRICED
Low for QUICK SALE! No.
P-o716. VESTS, j. C. Dream a.
SON. Fairfield I'd. Gettysburg. Pa.
Phone 6s-Y.
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FOR SALE
Two desirable country estates %
900. MOOR INSURANCE. a
IEIA Tar CO.. INS G,,I goE 10. Char
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OPEN SUN, IL It'll DARK


Excellent opportunity showing GOOD
return in Investment. One e
apartment building. Each apart:
powder room, de luxe kitchen. dis
posal, built-in breakfast bar, Sec
ond moor has 3 bedrooms. full bath.
Pull-dowr stairway 10 attic. Front
and rear entrance to each apart
ment
All the privacy of your own home.
modern in every respect. Can BE-
purchased with small down pay
ment,
From WASHINGTON
Georgia ave. left on Seminary I'd.
right on Forest Glen I'd. u block
left on Glen ave. to apartments
n NJ Morcfallar IT,
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

OLD HOUSE, no heat; room for COW,
chickens, pig; 2b mi. D. C., in Va.
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INDUSTRIAL and 2nd commercial
p'operties wanted for sale or lease
A. M. ROTH CO., RE. 1880
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

WILL TRADE 10 acres on new IT
301. near Waldorf. Nd: suitable
for trailer camp, for desirable In
dustrial ground in Washington Met
ropolitan area. A. n. ROTH CO..
RE. 1880.
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Al DOWNTOWN OFFICE AREA

AL DOWNTOWN OFFICE AREA
Conn. ave and s st. cor So, 600
50. IT., s lovely rooms. . laws, 3rd
moor. Auto. elev.. wired for air
eond. A bargain at $3.50.
1894 Goth st.-e. loss So. IT,: & lovely
air-cond. ofices. ] flight up. Nice
decor A bargain at SO so 50. It.
l145 10th ST 900 50. IT,; 5-room
suite: front exposure. Air cond. All
services. Sublet to April, 1858,
NEARLY new furn., reas.) S2SS.
L. and 10th sts.--6 large rooms. 4
baths, closets. New decor, Heat and
char service furu. sees.
Corner Mansion I644 Conn lis
large. lovely rooms, many windows
with ideal atmosphere for engineers.
architects etc. WI decorate OF
rent as is; very reasonable.
HAVE MANY OTHER CHOICE
LlSTINGS
RANDALL H, HAGNER e. CO., INC.
l3gl Connecticut Ave mr. n QRnn
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3 BEDRM. HOME in NV, D. c. or
s MqsptsSne aSd eE'sd Have SssS s
cash client. Cali MR. MiLBY, No.
5,S52I. FREDERICK W. BERENs
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CUNT APT. HOUSE
NV. = c0IQRED =. Recently reno
viii sscrifce for $40, 900. which
amounts to . fraction oyer 4 times
the annual income. Call weekdays.
J. A. McKeever Co., Inc.
1879 X %. NV. Ut. $500
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600 MARYLAND AVE. NE.
10 units, well furnished: all rented:
income. 1878 mo. Price, under
$4,000, with low payment.
EAST CAPITOL ST.
7. furniture. Price very low, with
$1,000 down.
Eugene P. Nixon, RE, 7-all2
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SoIvoterro Sporks Pitt
To2O-7Win Over Army

PITTSUBURGH, Nov. IT P).
-Corny Salvaterra scored one
touchdown and figured in two
others today as Pitts bowl
minded Panthers defeated a
speedy Army team, 20-7.
Pitt, outscored 7-6 by fast
moving Army in the first half,
cashed in on two fumbles and a
50-yard sustained drive to collie
from behind and keep their Bowl
hopes alive.
Salvaterra scored on 14-yard
run with a minute and SO Sec
onds remaining in the second
quarter. He engineered a AZ
yard drive, which he climaxed
with a 9-yard pitchout to Dick
Bowen in the third period. Pitts
third touchdown. which came
after a 50-yard sustained drive,
was seven-yard pass from Sal
vaterra to Dick Scherer.
Bob Kyasky, Army's speedy
fullback. scored the Cadets only
touchdown on a 14-yard run in
the second period. Dave Bour-
land, Army quarterback, COM
pleted a 15-yard pass play to
End Dick Stephens on Pitts IA
to put Army in scoring position
Pitt scored its first two
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WIN, LOSE OR
DRAW ), FRANCE, ,,.uu
OF This and That

MICKEY MANTLE WON like Ike in the most valuable
American League player race but privately the
the real key to their is Yogi Incidentally
has anybody yet remarked that Berra who caught
and caled-the only perfect World Series game? There
1888 golf in the United States but not in
Russia, where the game presumably was invented pro-
moter threatening to bring back sxday bike racing to
New York
Billy Conn., Make Rosenbloom Bob DIN, Mickey Walker
Barney Ross Lew Tender and Benny Bass the first of
the exhgters accept invitations Gode Ahearns tes
monal dinner December at the Satler According to
Joe Holman the late John Dugan sportswrte for
the old Washington Herald who tagged the Goldie
Ahearn" Idore Godstein southpaw boxer and
Godie liked 1t we'll he adopted the legally They
will sell hockey in Washington It's predicted especially
with off-beat club like the Lions. Yet when
turns Fan he's likely to all out and such Eddy
Gilmore of the Associated Press who left hockey stick
autographed the old Washington Eagles in Office before
going off to the No from Soviet Russia
Whatever you do don't lose it," Gilmore implored
is years ago.
1T WAS NOT near fist fight but merely verbal rumble
between Harry Wsme and Morre sege in the box last
Sunday at the Redskh sLions Wismer quarter
stakeholder of the Redskins and former voice of the club
Sege writes talks had it out the Vic
wcz Morres snapper according to bystanders
At least I've been fired on board OF directors and
replaced by disc jockey" He was referring to Gene
Archer nonsockhoder who sings the National Anthem and
other songs Redskn afternoons
Col. Harvey Miller the Mr. Boxing of this area is back
In the Bethesda Naval Hospital Nobody gets booed more
loudly than Maryands Gov McKedin whenever he makes
going at the Laurel international presentation just
they've been doing when Medn presdeS at the Preaknes
It's to wonder If there many horse players as
claimed, for if they in number McKedin couldn't
possibly hold his office
Tom Walsh the old gaer who touts the Harlem Globe
troers hey play the Washington Generals Tuesday, claims
that the Lemon Drop Kid alias Meadow Lark Lemon is even
better than Goose Taum . Walsh who owned piece
of Joey Maxim that Archie Moore shouldn't have any
trouble with young Floyd Patterson on November &c.
Moore should take OF him with trouble at ALL Walsh
maintains heavyweight division is at the bottom OF
the barrel And the heavyweights rule boxing"
15YEAR- OLD at Boys High, New York named Sherman
Patterson fight living which is sort Of natural
nasmuch he's the KID brother of Floyd and 6oot- and
weighs 1885, Edna Mae Robinson, wife of boxngs Sugar.
publicly considers him legend The in the opposite
corner on December IL will be Fulmer who may have
something to say about the "legend."
Howard Bailey of our gang just back from trip to
Hawaii reports that while he felt Shelley Mann looked
drawn little lady insisted that she had to gain five
pounds in hurry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-18
Boston COLLEGE
Tops Boston U.

BOSTON, Nov. II R.-Quar-
terback Don Allard led Boston
College on a long touchdown
march and then set up q second
score with a 75-yard punt return
as the suffering Eagles defeated
Boston University, 1870. today
ct Fenway Park.
The sophomore piloted Boston
College during an 80-yard drive.
elimaxed by Fullback Bernie
Teliszewski's vineyard plunge In
the second quarter.
With 20 seconds remaining In
tire first half, Allard took a Bos-
ton U. punt on his % and raced
20 the Terriers before being
overhauled. Two plays later Alan
Miller bucked over from two
yards out and Henry Sullivan
converted.
The victory was the fourth
against three defeats for Boston
College. Boston University. which
has gained only three wins and
Q tie In rs meetings with the
Eagles. wound up It's season with
q i-5-2 record.
Fcticn uFisuuy Q o. 4
Boston coiitts --------o ~ ori1
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Brown Sophs
Lead Upset
OF Hurvurd

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. II
IR.-Brown rocked inept Har-
ward in q 21-12 Ivy League foot
ball contest today, with Sophie
lmores Frank Finney and Jack
McTigue combining for the
Bruins touchdowns.
Finney ran nine yards for one
score and tossed a 34-yard screen
pass play to McTigue for an
other. McTigue added the third
score on a plunge from a foot
away.
The Bruins surrendered a sec
Iond-period score to the Crimson
before opening UP to nail down
their third Ivy triumph against
four losses.
Finney. a 170-pounder from
Royal Oak. Mich, marched his
team SO yards with the kickoff
following Harvard's short-lived
60 lead, He covered "a yards
on two runs and completed three
passes for %. From the nine,
Finney could find no open re-
Iceivers. swung wide to his right
and just made the corner of the
end zone. Martin Moran's con-
version gave Brown a 7-6 lead.
MeTigue took Finney's screen
pass on the sideline in the third
period and completed the
Imasterful 34-yard maneuver.
After McTigue plunged across
to cap a 58-yard advance at the
start of the fourth period,
Harvard managed a closing score,
Center Marv Lebovitz blocked Ed
Lapinsky's attempted punt,
picked up the loose ball and
ran the remaining % yards.
Brown --- o z z z 81
Harvard 0 @ o 6-12
Brown scoring; uchdowns-Finney
| 30, run1, McTigue : (34, pass-runs
from Finney; l. plunse) Conversions
Harvard scorins: Touchdowns-
lSimourian a, plungel, Lebovitz (2S
blocked punt.