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GIANTS, 6; REDLEGs. |.

Totals 81 8 24l5 Totals "A 10 % IL
! Walked for Grammss in eth.
, Struck out for Jeffcoat in eth.
2 Ran for Robinson in sth.
Singled for Nuxhall in 9th.
Cincinnati 600 0OI 00O-1
New York 900 POI l2x-6
Runs-Robinson Mays, Thompson,
Spencer CD. Bressoud Errors
OConnell, Bressoud. Runs batted in
Spencer a.. Bressoud C2l, Kluszew-
ski. Two-base hit-Robinson Three
base hit-Robinson. Home runs
Spencer t2l, Bressoud. Stolen base
Mays. Sacrifice-Gomez. Double plays
Grammas to Temple to Kluszewski
Bressoud to Spencer to Lockman;
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iel, ga; OF Schmidt, Ii; OF wilhelm,
ILL of McDevitt, 20: of Erskine, 3-3
Winning pitcher-Erskine, 81. Losing
pitcher-L. Mcdaniel, SO. Umpires--
Ballanfant. Jackowski. Crawford. Time
-2.4l 44a
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4 Walked for Lown in 9th.
Popped up for Kindall in 9th
Chicago ----- 100 600 LOIS
- 600 900 3oX--b
Runs-Speake, Banks, Long. Pondy.
Runs batted in--Moryn. Rush. viii.
Thomas t3l, Baker. Groat. Two-base
hits-Speake, Moryn, Banks, Will,
Groat t2l, Thomas Three-base hits
Baker. Stolen bases--Fondy. Double
Fondy to Groat. Left on bases
Chicago. 4 Pittsburgh, 4 Bases on
bslls-of Friend. A. Struck out-By
Rush, 3: by Friend, 8. Hits-Of Rush.
: in "a innings. of Lown. l in Is
Rush, $50 OF Lown 90: OF Friend,
3-3. Winning pitcher-Friend GID.
Losing pitcher-Rush U-9). Umpires-
Sudol. German, Burkhart, Dixon. Time
-2:20. Attendance-Il. 300.
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Totals 33 . ~ 10 Totals 33a27 5
| out bunting for Rand in 9th.
Struck out Tor Neeman in 9th.
3 Doubled for Morgan in 9th.
4 Walked for Lown in 9th.
Evening star., 1957-12-06

Doshino pooodo style.
Prlnts, solids, and om-
brs eolors. All In long,
wearing oeetots with
smort hondles.
Evening star., 1957-12-06

Clever stocking stuff
fersond. certoin 10
be delightful sur
prises. Pure silks in
enchon'ino eolors,
potteFnS.
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ROYALL TRANSFERS. rooms as
low as $50. or So per hour. AID 2
gas. go
Al MOvING-6 rms. $50. Call
ia. 2-506S. ewes. after D.
MOVING AND HAULING - Day or
nieht; reasonable rates. DU.
7-96S7.
HARRIS MOVERS = Insured van
service; . experienced white men;
SIS nour. 10. 7-S341. 10. 7-2b9S.
LIGHT HAULING, local moving
beaches a speciality. S. l.. NORRIS,
tn. 2-1i50 or Ii. 6-2SS9.
CHESTER MOVERS-Large or small,
we do them all. Careful and rea-
sonable. tn. 2-055S and ia. 9-0ll5.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: save storage
in separate rooms; expert packing.
Phone NO. f-0l04. UNION STOR-
AGE CO., INC. Established 1905.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, Storage;
reasonable rates. ia. 9-2937. a6'
THE LOWEST CHARGING and most
patient of reput, loo. movers. HILL
TRANSIT, AP. 7-9656, LII. 1-95o0.
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old i'm immed oeeupaney: SiSb and
lSl35 mo. Contact Mr.. Sullivan, 2lO6
Fordham 81. or LEWISDALE PROP
IERTIES. 1903 Lewisdale dr.. HA. q
i3420, HA. 2-4l00.
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WHEATON = 4-bedrm.. 2-baths
brick Cape Cod; fenced yard; patio;
air cond.. rec. rm.: wall-to-wall
carpeting: COW. to transp., stores
and schools; Sl40 mo. Call VIII. D.
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AIR CONDITIONED
4l22 10Th ST. NV.
Owner Paws All Utilities

Heating and grounds care: beautifully
Handicapped 3-bedrm. brick house:
baths, fireplace. all-electric kitchen
with dishwasher; 5000 per mo-. nc
other expenses. Call SHANNON &
lLUCHS CO. MA 2-o34b
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CLEANING PLANT, NV.

Busy commercial area; best white
annual volume: short hours, no
Suns; priced way below market at
only $4,000, complete: must be
sold; only $4,000 down.
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TAKOMA PARK-Newly dec, white
bungalow with fenced yd.; liv. rm
with firepl: din. rm.: . bedrms,,
den, lge bsmt., near essentials; 500
JU a-59T7
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DRY CLEANING-LAUNDR,
FOUNTAIN

Owner quotes over $3.50 wklv.,
busy shopping area; priced very low
at $1,000, lock. stock and barrel.
terms. Exclusive.
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SILVER SPRING - 3-bedrm. brick
rambler. firepl. Ice. kit, level lot;
church. sl25. HE. 1890.
CONv. = COR. SHOP. CTR.--5 rms.
April i; 500 mo. FE. $685..
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Mountain-River Resort
REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.

WILL EXCHANGE new, modern pa
latial dwelling located cloSe-in NV.
s @nS valued Ia al S8SSSoeI o6o; ' Vii
trade for office building. hotel or
other type income property. will also
consider industrial commercial or
iarge-scale acreage IN. trade, will deal
with principals only Write to
Box 20i-B. The STAR,
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REDEcoe ISI;ff

CoLoRED
REDECORATED-S90
Mr.. Dele. IA. 2-06S3. ST. $500
COLORED
407 FLORIDA AVE. NV.
Row .brk.: 2 rms. Q baths. 2 kits.
complete apt. on top floor: gas h.-w
49, e5i 18th ST. Sc.
Detached frame: IL rms, 2 baths
completely redecorated. Coal h.-w.h
si@' es S1 NEW YORK AVE. NE.
Row brk;; 3 rms, bath: oil h.-w.h.
AL DELAWARE AVE. s.W.
Row brk.; 9 rms, bath. electric
SULLIVAN BROTHERS
1920 X ST. NV. ME. s-432;
CoLoRED
1927 coRcoRAN ST. N.w.-s125
Brick. 10 rms, 3 baths,
gas heat.
ego goth ST, NEST. so
coal heat.
FOG 9Th ST, N.E.-$125
Brick. made into apis;
each with . rms. kit. and
bath; oil heat.
aI2 X ST. S.E.-S75
Six rms. and bath, Arcola
heat
ia EYE ST. S.E.-S55
Six rms. and bath, gas
heat.
lao HICKMAN ST. SE.-Ss6
Six-room-and-bath brick;
bsmt., oil heat, redecorated.
John F. Donohoe & Sons
3l4 Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii. 3-00S4
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MOTEL FOR SALE by OWNER
eight units and nice living quarters;
located on U. 8. Hwy. No, 1. 90
miles South Of Washington. For
information and picture. write
I.AMPLIGHTER MOTEL. Thorn
hIra Virginia
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large bedrms, separate din. rm
redecorated throughout 2002 n
Cleveland St; $l25 mo. JE. 3-0527
1860 SOUTHERN AVE. s.E.-six-
room semidet. brick: bsmt.. gas
heat, yards. Ii. 6-7l36, EN-. 2
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

ALBEMARLE CONN. AVE. AREA
Big. 3-bedrm, 2-bath brk Colonial,
featuring q huge library with flre-
pl., nearly "a acre OF heaut., wooded
land, al the edge Of Rock Greek
PIX So 800 dn bal in 20-year 5co
trust FRANK s PHILLIPS. INC.
Dl. i.l4ll, ewes. TIA. 2-3i2
ALTON PLACE, near Conn. ave and
Bureau Of Standards beer s.,
powder room, rear screened pot Oh,
Wsll-io-wall carpcting, paneleO rec.
I'm with built-in bar stat jli:
walking distance to Murch III. mem
tary Deale Junior and Wilson hiph.
VA APPRAISED ASkinr ~1i,9Ju.
Open sat and SUI from Conn.
ave TO AlbCmarlc, west 10 'ifith ST.,
left 70 Alton right 10 open sign.
EN- "-21l6 TlGHE WOODS,
AMERICAN UNIV. PARk--Det g.
bedtm. 2-bath Colonial brick home;
gar patio, encl porch. WO. o.
.@i4, or EN- 3-S36a
UNIVERSITY ARIA
Oil approved, $1,000 down, $40
per month; 3-bedrm brick Co
lonial. baths. LIST n. powder
room, paneled rec, rm Price S24,-
$50. SANCHEZ REAL ESTATE CO,
RA. 3.166l, RA 3.5nl 1. Elk 3-22s1
tcontinued on Next Pase)
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LIQUOR STORE OR GROCERY
WANTED-Buyer has substantial
Ss;ssh. and local bank references.
fioential No brokers please. BOX
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About 3b miles from WASHINGTON
about 60 unit motel with separate
residence, income above $4,000
annually. Priced Si5O000.
Virginia. small court Of q well.
furnished units, BERN rambler and
gift shop under / roof. Located on
100 acres with long road 'front.'
Al MARYLAND city, quality court ad.
Joining iine chain restaurant. IL
units and excellent brick Germ
home. Income above $4,000.
About 50-unit motel with income
above $4,000 per ril1 annually
Substantial cash
fNFz cUsHARD. Rcaltor =.
UsAG pApnp ~ n.k9Re
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Mt. RAINIER, MD.-3204 PERRY
STD rms. . baths. oil INV. ht !,
garage: sos month. PRESS
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

OPPORTUNITY to own your own
business; earn high income. Meat
stores under new merchandising
plan to be opened. You'll be own
er and operator OF the store
$1,000 required tsecured). We
furnish complete store set-up, meat
supply, promotion, adv. etc. Ter.
ability to deal with public. Meat
knowledge helpful but not essential.
Give phone No All Inquiries con-
fldential. Box 357-Y. Star.
PAPER BOX FACTORY, mfg set-up
NORRIS MUsHINSKY. UN. A.
2043.
DRY CLEANING INC, $500 wk.
Price, $1,000. Rent, $3.50. Heat
furn. A. r. sEELYE. DI. 1890.
VARIETY STORE, Nd; cards, maRs.
and NEWSPAPERS, TOBACCO; TOYS,
s spyeles N S.f lf Som SSs tek plss
Price, $1,000 incl. $4,000 in
stock, Only $1,000 down. A. R.
SEELYE. DI. 7-s325.
GEN STORE. Sill: spg. area; gross
| over 100000: Ice. net; growing
business; excel. terms. Property
income pays rent. HE. 1914.
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS, sell or
rent: bldg. apt. bsmt., furn. $3.50
dn. S115 mo. CO. 5-S293.
EXCLUSIVE AGENCY for Ma
tional known product sold in
Washington for over SO years. A
going business. owner wishes to
retire. Ideal for q man who. has
retired but wishes a small busi-
ness with no pressures on him. In
vestment required under S20,O0O.
| Box bib. Star.
OPERATE YOUR OWN BUSINESS
with a minimum OF work and ex-
pense. Join the trend and become
the owner OF a COIN-OPERATED
AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY. No at
PENDANTS necessary. This business
will return about 500 Of your in
vestment. We will locate store,
sell and provide plumbers and cleo
tricians and service for equip. Small
| investment needed with financing
avail. We have for sale completely
auto. laundry. already established
and earning money. For intorma-
ton, call or write BAIT. CHEMI-
CAL AND EQUIPMENT CORP, 1929
Ga. ave. NV, RIA. 6-2oll.
AM LOOKING, IN buy or participate
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MACHINE SHOP. modern and metal
fabricating plant. Air conditioned.
for expansion within 30 miles wash
ington. Excellent opportunity. Priced
for immediate sale. Box 32b--Y
Star. 24s
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MOTEL. 4 mi. east Of Luray cayern'
" furn-. tiled baths. air-cond.. q
rm. bTick house, partly furn.:. OF
h. VIII: 7-rm frame house and Z:
rm house For ouick sale, $1,000
cash. apnrox. St7 500 at 4es
OWNFR TIA n-R0Ro after q pm
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
S1.500 DOWN
SELF-SERVICE GROCERY

Exclusive Wisconsin ave. area
Owner quotes over $4,000 annua
volume, good lease, liv. qtrs.; hrs.
Is 10 $50; beautifully equipped
Must be seen to be appreciated
Exclusive
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HOUSES TO SHARE

ALEXANDRIA. Rosemont section
will share lovely home with ccu-
pie. Conven. location. OV. 3-0g74
SHARE conyen. quiet conf. Arl
home with one or two. RE. S-4664
GIRL to share modern bungalow
with 3 other girls. So incl. all;
conven. Call 10. s-6587.
MASTER BEDRM.i lge., bright;
semipvt. bath. use Of Nv, nm. kit;
good transn.; reas. NO. 7-1O0l.
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56aS Sth (cor. Sth and Madison) brk
| on corner; vacant, gas heat, newly
| dec, key next door. Ma. S-5450.
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CLEVELAND PARK bedrms.. .
baths. den. powder rm., Gear ga
rage; close to everv cow: 5000
mo. TOWN & SUBURBAN. EN-. q
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HOUSES UNFURklsHED

ROCkvILLE-Brick. 3 bedrooms
living room with fireplace. dining
room. kitchen. and bath; full base
ment and garage; S1l0 month. Pc
p.AD0R
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HOUSES UNFURN. tcons.l

$500 CONLEY RD., OF E.-W. hwy
Lovely. 7-rm., almost-new Diet. Qst
II. den); gas heat. carpeted. refgr.
S135. WASHINGTON REALTY
RA. $4,000.
4I5 ONEIDA ST. Me-, mr.. parochia
and public schools, playground ant
Churches bedrms., > baths. liv'
ing rm. with firepl. and mirror, I'm
rec. rm. with firepl: S125. RIA
6-2276 or TU. $1,000.
NOW IS THE TIME to get one Of thu
incest homes: nearly new; 2-story
6 rms, pwdr. rm.. rec. rm.: S1l0
Lease. Takoma area D. c. RIA. o.
500.
EAST RIVERDALE-3-be BEDROOM home
convenient to parkway and schools
Fenced yard, basement, Sl1O
month, | year lease. HUDSON REAL
ESTATE CO., uN. 4-l515 or UN
ann
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n ST. s.w.. 464--5 rms. bath, h.
PRESS REALTY CORP. ST. 3-93l6
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Owner quotes $4,000 annual vol
ume: rent, only $3.50 mo-; small
$4,000 yrly, net profit. Priced very
low at Sl7,0Ou, complete. with APP
prox. S14. 900 inventory: $4,000
down may handle. Ewes. and Sun,
Shea Chaean PA G.S4I2
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Irish Defect Pitt, 1877,
On 74-Yord Pass PIoy

SOUTH BEND. md. oct. 26
R. "A spectacular 74-yard
touchdown pass play from
George Iza sophomore quar-
.erback. 70 aubrey Lewis gave
unbeaten Notre Dame a 1877
victory over Pittshurgh's Pam
theirs In q bitter, iist-swinging
football battle today.
Three players, two from
Notre Dame and one from Pitt,
we're elected as the Irish
notched their fourth consecu-
tive triumph on the thrilling
Izo-Lewis pass. the opening
play Of the fourth quarter.
Izo got his chance because
Bob Williams. No. l Irish quar-
terback, was tossed out with
Pitt End Dick Schefer. for q
thtrd-qnarter squahhle. Half
back Dick Lynch. Of Notre
Dame. was chased for swinging
at q Panther on Halfhack
Frank Reynolds one-yard
touchdown plunge for . so
Notre Dame lead in the flrst
period. Lynch said later. the
Pitt players involved had struck
Reynolds.
Pitt drove Sc yards in "a
plays fer .. second quarter
touchdown. scored on Quarter
back Bill Kaliden's one-yard
sneak. Ivan Toncic. No. 2 Pin
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KoWALczYKs RUN DECIDES
Michigan Stote Squirt
Shades Illinois, 1914

EAST LANSING. Mich. Oct.
rs P1.-Walt Kowalezyk. Mich
igan States buriy "sprinting
blacksmith" barreled IS yards
for o fourth-quarter touchdown
and pulled Michigan State out
Of a hole for 9 1914 Big Ten
decision over Illinois here to-
day.
Blanche Martin. his feet run
ming mate at left half, scored
two iirst-half touchdowns and
gave the Spartans an intermis-
sion lead Of 1870. Martin scored
one Of his touchdowns on a q
yard plunge and the other on
an 66-yard sideline gallop.
But Illinois made the game
a spine tingler for the crowd
Of 64.353 that braved scattered
snow flurries and 36-degree
weather in Spartan Stadium by
seeking IN two fast third-period
scores for q momentary 1913
advantage.
Illinois. now with two Big Ten
defeats. was almost eliminated
from any title or Rose Bowl
hopes. NO team that has lost
two conference games has ever
won either honor.
The game was punctuated by
q raft Of fumbles and the
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STATISTICS

bobbling business gave both
sides scoring chances.
State was q l4-point favor
tie before the game on the
theory the Spartans would re-
bound after being knocked on
their pedestal as the No. l team
in the nation by q 20-l3 edging
BY Purdue.
Illinois pulled q major upset
last week. soundly beating
Minnesota 34-i3.
An Illinois tumble on the
nlini % gave Michigan State
its initial scoring chance In
the first period. Eight straight
running plays powered to the
2-yard line and Martin Just
barely threw himself in from
there.
I'm the opening minutes Of
the second period. Martin took
See MICHIGAN STATE. r. CO
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STATISTICS

quarterback. booted the point
for q 7-6 half-time lead.
Notre Danes blocked point
try doomed large until 1zc
arched q l9-yard pass to Lewis,
who took the bah at fun tilt
on Notre Danes IS and easily
romped to the game.deciding
touchdown. II was the first
time Lewis. q track star. had
his hands on the BAN since he
was injured in the Purdue
opener. W
This was q throwback 10
old-tirne Pitt-1rish rivalry Il
wasn't smooth football. but Il
was rd-hitting. jolt-'eui-to-
the-toes football. TEN pers
Jared as early rs the opening
Irish touchdown In the first
quarter.
After the Irish had bludg-
enoed their way 50 yards TO the
Pitt one on Is plays, Reynolds
slammed across By inches. Dur
ing the goal line struggle on the
play. Halfback Lynch delivered
See NOTRE DAME. Pare c.
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NC. Stote Roors Back
To Deadlock Duke, ALA

RALEIGH. N. c.. Oct. 26 fE9.
North Carolina State. behind
by IL points. refused to crumble
before Dukes Wanted offense
today and roared behind clutch
passing to tie the favored Blue
Devils, i4-l4. in an Atlantic
Coast Conference football game
The tooth-and-nail. last-half
struggle had the sellout crowd
of $1,000 limp at the finish.
Thousands more watched the
battle over a regional teleyision
network Of 20 stations.
N. c. States magnificent de-
Tense smashed down q Duke
thrust late in the fourth quar-
ter after the Blue Devils had
carried 10 the Wolfpack's l.
foot line. The deadlock left
Duke and N. c. State tied for
FIRST place in the ACC stand
ings.
Despite the tie. Duke still
stands q good chance to repre-
sent the conference in the
Orange Bowl against Okla
homa on New Years Day. N. C.
State is banned from playing
In post-season bowl games be-
cause Of q suspension by the
NCAA.
Quarterback Bob Brodhead
Of Duke scored one touchdown
and passed for another. The
Blue Devils roared So yards to
score in II plays late in the
opening quarter with Brodhead
going over from the one. Half
back Wray Carlton converted
the first Of two extra points.
In the second quarter, Duke
scored on a 47-yard pass play
from Brodhead to End Bill
Thompson, who caught the ball
on the 81 and raced over stand-
ing up.
Only 3B seconds were remain-
ing before the half when N. c.
State scored on a 52-yard BASS
play from Quarterback Tom
Katich to Halfback Dick
Christy. who took the ball on
the 80 and OUTRAGED Dukes
secondary. Dick Hunter kicked
the FIRST Of two extra points.
N. G. State tied II In the third
quarter when Hunter passed to
christy from the s for q touch-
down. A S. yard runback BY
Center Jim oddo Of an inter-
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|Nodir and Hortock
Win Gorden Stote

Of Nasruilah and Gallita. threw
confusion into the two-year-old
placings in scoring the first
stakes triumph Of his career.
His owner. Arthur Hancock.
jr. Of Paris. KY, announced
after today's race that the colt
would not appear In the rich
Pimlico Futurity November %,
but instead would be retired
until next spring.
This was only his eighth
start. but by far his most
worthwhile as he earned the
mighty sum Of $l57.432.50.
Hartack apparently was pre-
pared for any Of the capricious
Nadir's pranks which he had
exhibited earlier in the Bel
mont Futurity and the Cham
payne. He had the rangy colt
In contention immediately when
the bulky field Of Is got away
for the golden run at s2s .
foot.
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HOW TOP 10 FARED

NEW YORK, Oct. % tR).--
Here's how the top 10 teams
in the Associated Press football
poll Jared today:
l. Oklahoma-Defeated COL
orado. l4-l3.
2. Texas AIM - Defeated
Baylor. l4-0.
3. Iowa - Defeated North
western. 60.
4. Duke-Tied N. c. state,
l4-l4.
5. Auburn Played night
game with Houston.
8. Mississippi-Lost TO Ar
kansas. 1875.
Z. Notre Dame - Defeated
Pittsburgh. 1871.
8. Michigan State-Defeated
Illinois, 1874.
o. Army - Defeated Virginia.
20-l2.
10. l$uisiana stsSe-Lost to
Floridaf 22-lA
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Ole Miss Falls
To Arkansas
Strotegy,12-6

MEMPHIS, Oct. 20 Up
George Walker. Arkansas quar-
terback, turned TO strategy on
two crucial plays today as the
Razorbacks came from behind
to upset previously unbeaten
Mississippi. 1876. The overflow
crowd Of $4,000 was the largest
ever TO watch a football game
in Memphis.
After Mississippi punched
over q first-period touchdown,
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STATISTICS

cepted pass set UP the second
Wolfpack touchdown.
Duke. ranked fourth in the
Associated Press poll. had won
five straight prior to today.
N c State had four wins and
one tie and was ranked 18th.
The Blue Devils launched
their first touchdown drive the
second time they got the ball.
Carlton and Halfback George
Dutrow did most Of the ground
gaining.
The Blue Devils stormed back
with another touchdown in the
second period and appeared on
the way to turning the game
into a rout. Dutrow intercepted
Quarterback Tom Driscoll's
pass on the Duke AZ and ran
It back TO States AZ. On the
next play. Brodhead tipped q
pass to Thompson for the
touchdown.
The complexion Of the game
quickly turned late in the
second quarter when Katich,
on fourth down, passed to
Christy for a touchdown.
Oddo's pass interrogation five
plays after the second-half
KICKOFF put the ball ON the
Duke II. From there, the Wolf
pack moved TO its second touch
down, with Hunter passing to
Christy from the S.
A great goal-line stand BY
N. c. State late in the fourth
quarter preserved the deadlock.
Duke had a first down on the
Wolfpack 3. but three plays
gained only to the i-foot limo
On the next play. Duke was
offside. putting Il back 10 the
5. and N. c. State held and
took over.
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Arkansas tied It in the second
quarter and scored the decisive
touchdown late in the third
period.
Mississippi scored on a seven
yard pass from Quarterback
Ray Brown TO End Larry Gran
than. The Rebels had started
from the Arkansas 40 after
Brown returned an Arkansas
quick-kick Is yards. The drive
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Christopher 7. Chenery's
Yemen. q Splinter. took the
lead and Music Man Fox, part
Of an entry with Martins Rul-
iah. chased him during the
early part Of the mile and one
sixteenth. Nadir was In third
spot and crying to run.
Hallway down the back
stretch. Yemen was through
and starting TO yield as Hartack
moved to the front. Nadir drew
on by himself and the huge
throng started yelling for
Misty Flight and Jewels Re-
ward to enter the fight.
But Hartack and Nadir we're
rolling in high gear and the
only horses doing any running
in the homestretch were the
two longshots. Terra Firma.
and Rose Trellis. both among
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