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HOUSES FURNISNED

fILDEN an CONN.-NsW s-6edFn !.
PoBtAK q PoBIAK. OF. e-595s.
conn, AVE AHA : chaEmlns
den; secluded Garden; $3.50 mo.
Call Mrs, walters. EM, s-O67n,
With NELLIE LOWE CA6SEL. Real
tor, AID. f-e11k.
ARLINGTON-Niceiy turn, : bed
eond., washer. $3.50. "a. 2-0526.
GEORGET0WN, 1905 33Fd 81. nv,
- bedrms,, divided Nv. rri.. kit,
$40. va waLk ans' 8 ipuHS2fSof.A iiSsscS. .
co. b-0322.
FALLs CHURCu-RambieF 2 bed
rms. den. din. I'm. -hy. fn. comb.
sarb.ius: s ~ son sdrs'e 4v s eS5sa'
l a.saoO. siso- ~ a-eSOo "a
BETnEsDA. 1906 Maple ave.-tm-
mae, attfae. 2-bedrm. brick ram-
bier, fenced. gafage. COW. S1SB
NO. Avail. Nov. 1. Ions lease.
Cal TU. 2-2676 20 see.
VIERs MlLL-Neat rambler. 3
bedrms.. An. hsmt.; 5000 down,
$17 mo, pays all. TAMBLYN a
CO.. VIII. 0.ll334. 10. 5-2o3O.
HOMESTEAD EsTATEs-3 large
rm., wail-to-wall Competing, gear
carport; on acre, with trees
and strear. Assume 4aG PHA
trust ~ OWNER, HI. l-4O91.
CHEVY CHASE. D. e. nr, Conn
avail immed. En-. 1850.
n. ARL.-Det. brick; , bedrooms:
$3.50 mo. u. l-e092.
ALEXANDRIA, bedrooms, Nv.
Or en- q T sSsr. s' CAN I kn ssss sSr
AM bedrms- OF . hedrms. and
rm., gar; nr. all cow IN. e-2055.
SOMERsET RAAlBLER-3 bedrms..
2 baths. lge. Nv. rm.. din. rm.,
kit, screened porch, patio. REC.
I'm: maid.s nm ;. and bath: partial.
i.sisSS;. old. r. , WARREN o.
sos CMkvY CHASE PAnKwAY
nic wi inSnishsd;' O iaPs. S Hn nt "a:
I ESsi' i BiSLoS si;H sun Es -
ARL., So bedrms.. liv. rm.. din. j.
suuip. kit tile bath. cony 70
pentaRon: e19b mo. IA. e-oO2l
BETuEsDA AREA-Beautifuiiy fur
nished; 2 bedrms.. extra sleeping
space upstairs; COW NH. nov
AVAILABLE; sl75. OIL. 7-0a7o.
AMER. UNIV. PIX, 4S0o l3rd pi.
n.w-3 bedFms., baths. garaHe,
fence. ed 1 ysrd; 600 6Ias 81, iEoT seer
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A@N ANANAAN N4NAA24 ~
aai-Lns. at szi.bo. X lnsss EEL
M DEslEai ~ 81 81 N.w.--s rms.
81 share bath 4ob.
eeit lat ST NW.--DsdFm.. kit.
400 N sf, Nw,psdrm.. Nv.
lsos 9 sT. Nh.--s RMS hit.
1s6l MkxRR sr. NR.-a bed.
t4I BURBANK ST. e.E,---ned.
tma LIVING rm.. dinette, kit and
bath; 500, 10 inspect see iaplloF IN
r. A. HUMPHREYS a SONS
2 Mass. Ave. Realtors MA. 5000
coLoRKp
Desirable Apts.-N.W. .
l-2-a.Rm. Arts, Newly
peeorated: Pvt. naths Modern Kils
Sve ~ q. Nv rms. SA4 so
ISL M Pleasant n.vs : lse, rms !
2l2a Ontario IDS rms. ~ sd
See lanltor on premises eves o.
1et key 81 once. Open q 10 3.
WASH. HOUSING CORP.
oSi u 81 NV. Ma. s-asis
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CmESTEB mOVEns - Loeal and
Ions DIST. mod. warehouse. siof.
Age. ieae. 10. 2-0tbe. IA. o-0Iib
LIGHT HAULING. local moving:
beaches . specially. 8 I. NORRIS.
10. 2.l1s0 81 ~. e-ssso,
EDELMAN MOVING AND ST0R.
AGE VII accept surplus furniture
~ part payment on your MOVING,
stofage; feas. rates. IA. o-2037
MACk'e TRANsFEn. Moving any
time. very reasonable rates. rree
estimates. II. 4-0eaa.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET. or
acroe8 the country. safe STORAGE
n separate rooms. expart uacking
Phone NO. 7-0l0f. UNION eTOR.
ACE Co. INC, Establlshed 1905.
MOVING AND HAULING. DAY o.
rlEh, res. rates; Du: 7-9oe7
ExPERf MOVERS, D. c.. Nd. va. :
low rates. ina, tree wardrobe serv.
q hrs. 81. 10000, 10, t-050O.
ALLEN--Nove local, long distance
with new van. s2O-s35 for apt
Feas. Ions distance. To. 2-1O7o
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PARK RID. near end Of NJ. Pleas
ant car line-Semidetaehed brick
house Of 10 rooms. 3 baths: oil
hot-water heat; garage for two
cars: nne condition. Price. $4,000.
LOUIS p SHOEMAKER. 1919 x
st. NV, Ma. 6-Il66.
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ROW isS s'i ) Ssdr M Issth, end
SSs /, &C. heat vacant, $40 10 mo.
SULLIVAN BROTHERS
$3.50 & o. NV. Mn. &Aaaa
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AMERICAN u PARK

AMEhlCAN ". EAHh
Two Diet. Colonial brick homes:
one with 4 bedrmS., one with cen
trail air-cond. Both IN middle 2Os,
and unusual offerings in this llns
Davis, RE-. 1855; ewes. and Ueek
ends. IA. ff-5OS7.
WOODWARD & NORRIS
Realtors 723 goth st. NV.
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e0.0P APT& F0R sALE

6R0zDM00R-i 6sdTm. plus den
noor: siS.e50. Cali Col. I.onr.
kk 1-l3eQ. with FRANK 3.
PHILLIPS, INC.
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APARTMENT on HOME, furnIshsd,
spacious. northwest, 81 once fol
eeouy ~ months, Very reaponri-
DIE family. IN. 1904.
STUDIO APT. eood nel9hboF hood
rodefately priced; OeofRefown az
close IN AID. Eros.
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8hL. aPd.--CoRy. redec. 4-bedrm
.DSi; I'M E'1 y, u c,iSsent RshE SOC
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With full hsmt.. od shirley hwy,
$3.50: 6-rm. bungalow with bsmt..
4 acres. on shirley hwy. SOS; -
I'm. furn. apt. SOS mo- share
utils.: Cant. house with Z baths.
1910. 8. J. oNAsH CO.. KI.
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and bath: rent including All Itiii-
ties. Seo-$S9. so. New refriGera-
tor, freshly redecoFated; available
Immediately. See resident man
agef at Apt. t03-B. % 8. Old
0lshs "a. or ean IA. s-i766 =. ~.
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I'm 2 rms y, BATH: ~ y 3 I, new. med
I9iSs o ls:' sP' sssl lsys 3 III NJ
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nLINToN--a and 8 hdrm. rambIsrs,
ssSrm. Ssnssssa. 's ioc G's u. 'SI..bssss
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FARM COTTAGE, 0soTSi1 ave. ext
80 hedrmn.. iiv. Fm., Mt. and
bath: Al mod. eQnxa ~. 2-ib05
FALLS CHURCH ARIA bedrms
2 baths, large mod, kitehen, liv
fm,, eep. din. Fm.; level corner lot
$40 no. CAL kE. k-616i. s.
: AND 3 BEDRll. HOMES, Dla.
denaburg and WnodlaWn, near
PARKWAY and eehoola, HUDSON
RIAL Estate CO.. ON. A-1bi6.
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HOUSES 70 SHARE
HOUSES WAITED 70 REM

3-BEDnM.. 4-BATH RAMBLER
approx. price. si25., Silver epTinI
not wheaton area. with option I
buy. ~. e-e7se.
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ron sALE-ooing
business. viii sell business, lease
or sell equipment: ABc license
available: reason for selling
sickness. Phone Saturday. Ii.
.j-062fi: Sunday, AID. 4-b5Oe.
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vOEO QeofHia ave. JU. b-57OO
3 BEDROOMS, $40
900 DARLINGTON ST. Sc.
Lovely semidet. home in attrae-
tive and nicely kept, modern neigh
borhOod: large airy rms: ~ baths
diahwashsr.. garbaee disposal: full
bamt., gas heat.
SIDNEY q yEEsE a CO.
UPPER NV. SECTION
Lovely Colonial: 3 twin4sise bed
rms. den, rec. rm., fun and 2
hall eathsi ,gerage; Blk. o. 18th
T.: slsb. JAMES G. Comfy Co,
kkuPEsoSS' eO2o Georgia ave" ~
HOME VALUES
FARMLAND ACRES. vA.-iis-
acre wooded lot; 2 bedrms,; LIVING
kit; full hsmt.; built-in garage.
will decorate to suit tenant: Sl2h.
S2l SOUTH QRME. ST. tArl -
Six rrnb and bath full bsmt.; 81 90.
7e7 ATLANTIC AVE. S.E.-Six
rms and bath fun hsmt. Slos.
r. r. A. Thu HUM ri RTE 1. SONS
. Mass Ave, Realtors, Ma. s-b0eO
bsea 35th PL., w, FAYETTEVILLE
Semidetached brick liv. rm., din.
rm,, modern kitchen, bedrms.
and bath; full bsmts gas a,-o. heat;
vacant; sos mo.
229a PRoUT ST aE,
Row house; Q hedrma., bath, 0nd
noori liv,. rTn, din. rm., kitchen:
"a. n,e hsat vacant a =, 81, Seg g; 40 mo
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1888 HAYWARD 81. NV, facing
Detached tapestry brick; z lee
rms. reception hall. 1 bath. 2
rear porches, powder rm. and
toilet. and maids rm. IN base
ment. AL shape; garage. Only
$3.50 mo. Mr.. NK0MANN. Ma.
T~-
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CHEVY CHASE = Chafmina B-6ed-
din. rm. and lee. KIT. with eatins
space also on LIST a.; 3 blkS
Blessed Sacrament. 2 blks. Lafay.
cite. faces park area; 59Is Broad
Branch I'd. Open Sunday, Is
can en-. 2-6009. Priced 81
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and y SIS. n.W.-Averages $500
daily, seats $50, closes 8 pm, nc
sun Sun , zane S owner % yrs JHsl
stantiSiis Increased 81 y Vs ser
alert. experienced operator. aacri-
nee, only $50, 800, Terms. bob
HOti.ANbER. lExcluSivel, IAil
Pa ave. NV, Ma, e-N74a,
FOR SALE, smalk sandwich ehor
gehooll Terms and rent feae
1901 sbth e. n.Va fFB. s-AiaA
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GLOUCESTER, va. AREAS fore
most LUMBER AND BLDG. sup
PLY DEALER; 10 acres on u. 8.
IL. serving three counties. $50. :
600 includes ~ hldeS.. $4,000
equipment. Doing $500. 900 busf-
ness. Write AIRLINE LANCIANO.
HnYeH Htnre 2-3AQ2
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BgTuEsDA. Bradley blvd. area,
b0le Mclean DIS bedrms.. 2it
baths; exclusive whitehall Manor.
Rec. rm.. scr. perch. patio. dble.
sas; lnmpnee. ps PCS. s2Tb. I ".
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All bedrms. or 3 bsdrms. and
den 2ik baths, mod. kit, rec.
I'm, lar NJ. ell cow. IN. 2-ea55.
N. n, AVE fMD.D. lk mi ID CT,
quiet Gt.---3 hedrms.. cellar. frepl !.
porch. neu-h0uBe eond: heaut.
fenced yard; cow. 70 Nd. o.. MOL,
Beltsvllle. La. B-273S
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3-hedTm. colonial with fun
bsmt.. lse. Nv. rm. with frepl.,
sep, din, nm, ~ baths. screened
BROS. me- NEE n. ss.7oCo. I'"SA
KENS1N0ToN. ND, = Select rem
tails from SEQ 20 $3.50. Cow. 70
Naval Medical Ctr, walter Reed
HuoGfNS q HARRISON. NC.
70 b-4eO0 OPEN TIL 8 Pm.
ARLINGTON FoREsT-BTick Colo
foyer, din. rm.. bsmt. cow. redec.
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WESLEY HEIGHTs-3 bedrms., 3
baths, delightful enclosed porch,
modern hit. with wall oven, dish
washer and disposali full dnyliuht
bamt, garage, garden. Half q
block 20 Horace Mann School
Immed, pOsa. n. A. OIL a SON,
DE. 2-b00O; eves,, EN-. 2-640l.
1901 VT, DUPONT TER. s.E.. lust
on fend and southern-Prae. new
semldet, Six rms. bath, full hsmt.,
nice yard, gas heat Sllh month
PRESS REALTY. ST a-A3iB.
MASS. AVE. EXTENDED, IA miles
beyond d. q. llney--Charming white
brick rambler; 3 hedrms. = baths,
liv. rm., din. and kit Built.ln
a, e, HouoHToN 4 SON, INC,
l4ls II u. NV DI. 1-0Ob7. week
MASS. AVE-. ExTENDED-Wood-
acres: detached Colonial brick
homei llv., din. I'm, kit, den and
gsSttSsas C on an ls' a. mr. asmt bsS or nm
near hu6 line $3.50 per mo. Avail
able No. 10 A, C. HouuHToN
p. 7.e0b7; week ends, Of. g
HotR
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Attraetiye
EnSlish Colonial : bedrms.
Sisa Richards ISS; d'; OF. ss.sssss.. JANIS
L. DIXON a CO.
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LIoU0R TAyEnN. rear i0th ana
fs5k fe--D9oing 100 !. as s9g, rent
aa1a k sSs sssI bos Hok fSS SEQ
sHxelyslyss A11 Pa ave. NV.
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s,Ey-BhICK = Thrss hedrms..
many built-ins; cony. military
eases' stores. sshool9 bus; nice
yafd auto; washer. 10. 2-7b67-
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1l0l UNIV. BLVD. Z. ] mile east
1s ess.-p.s: home 2 ceres;
fota i lsn, @ s,a Rsatm ,s snd seaa-
Avail. Oct. 5. TX. 3-7400
n ROOMS. blg, comfortable ana
unusually stylsh. . bedrms-. ~
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.,l.V NJ Us INCLUDEDl
&VNNlohku APIS. ALSO AVAIL.
Larke rooms, pastel decor. Die.
seLe Nlnocwa. ample closets, stor,
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Statesmen Look!
$50 A DAY
statesmen. COLORED

Our men are earning Sl5o and
$500 a week. so can you. Come on
in and find out how and why. This
deal Is a real natural and second 20
none. For proof positive, apply 1922
18th 81. NV. LIST floor. Oil am.
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INSTRUCT. COURSES Cont
MOTOR TRAVEL

DESIRE RESPONSIBLE PARTY to
drive 55 Buick TO San Francisco;
leaving about March 4. FE. 3-2S09.
SERvICEMAN leaving for Wash
ington State February "a will take
noe or two; Contract Ale M. r.
HUMES, KE. S-4474.
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KITCHEN CABINET DE luxe DIS

LATHE-a-inch & B. Atlas bench,
Miller W T dr,', press. misc tools.
Emerson g-ottu a4s
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HELP WOMEN

SECRETARY to head Of real estate
arm. experienced with good skills
zation insurance and paid vacation
ir-conditioned, modern Office APP
ROCKS. INC. 3OiI x ST. NV
phone ST. 3-0505.
SECRETARY, 5-day, 40-hour week,
experienced; salary commensurate
with ability STUDEBAKER- PACK
ARD CORP. Call DI. 1-3TA-
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ACCOUNTING CLERK-Young man
with some bookkeeping knowledge
good position with opportunity for
advancement for dependable man.
WO H.A27a.
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hELP-W0MEN

CLERK.TYPIST-Also. to operate
small PBX board; auto dealer; eood
Call Mr.. Delsignore. DE 2-6300
TRIANGLE MOTORS. 1910 r. I.
ave n
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sERvICE STATION ATTENnANT.
SHOE Statesmen

White aEt "a 70 4W- IUDTlrAffOn
AIRY open plus commission BAR
RONN'S SUNOCO SERVICE STA
TION WIS ave and River I'd. nv
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PHOTOGRAPHIC ENLARGER.

CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.
HOS q ST NV III 7-si6i
pIANoS--wide selection Of rebuilt
Strands Included IN this diSnlay are
Steinway, Knahe Stieh Krauich a.
Bach and Story ~ CLARK These
pianos are fully rebuilt and carr, a
new piano guarantee
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SWIMMING
POOL
MANAGER
TIMEKEEPER

And receiving cieih ierma-
nent position available for ox-
perienced person. IN WashlnS.
tons laraPff hotel
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HOS q ST NV III. f-SiGi
PIANOS Buy your reouilt steinwav
grand from the only authorized
Stcinwhv dealer n this area.
We have n wide selection OF Sizes
and finishes All FULLY guaranteed,
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO,
HOS q 81 NV ri 7-S46t
POWER TOOLS Band saw, s;l!;
ST.. table saw, 500. jig saw. ST.:
compressor. SIS. Orig cost SEQ;
sacrifice. Sl3j OF i-S21n
POWER TOOLS---Larre productions
ivpr iuintcf. u ill., by . II cost over
500 sell SN0 OF i-Se10.
lcontinued on Next Page).
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Cadets Blank
Mt. st. Joe in
Home Opener

st. Johns played its first
game at home yesterday and
viii play q Washington area
opponent for the first time
next Saturday at Episcopal.
The home fans therefore have
waited almost q month Of the
season to find out II the Cadets
really are as good as they have
heard.
AS rumored. the st. Johns
line is big and rough, but the
team showed yesterday that It
also has explosive backs. The
Cadets scored three times in
the first half on the way to q
26-0 victory over Mount st.
Joseph at Airlie Field.
Halfback Billy Noonan, who
was supposed to have been
slowed by a case Of flu, ran
2 and rs yards and plunged
2 yards for the first three
touchdowns. Fullback Paul
Ciatti ran 90 yards with an in
Perception to halt Mount st.
Joe's only threat and score the
final in the last quarter. Mike
Piron kicked two extra points.
The flu germ kept John
Hester and Curly Combs, both
halfbacks. and End Joe Mona
out Of action entirely, but the
Cadet ground game got the
job done anyway for its second
victory against one tie.
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Match PIoyopen
AT Baltimore Lures
Entry List of 81

The entry list Of 50 players
for the 81. 000-added Baltimore
Match Play Open starting to-
morrow at Green Spring Valley
includes an unusually strong
Washington delegation.
Post entries win be accepted
and will follow the field. To-
morrow's qualifying round will
be followed by match play
through Friday. Clarence
Doser Of Woodmont is defend
ing champion.
Green Spring Valley was host
to a Pro-Amateur today.
Pairings tomorrow:
a.m.--Don Beach Bernie Haas
Bill GLlberti 9:1O--Frank 6perandeo
Dick Oeisineer. Calvin Bowiine, Ollil
Williams; 9:20-Bobby Miller. Rick
meHale, Don slough, BIZ Gordon
sP Love- P ksIIy M Sssrl'i l Ht.rligRs
lattery, John Musser,. Ray Helms
prasts. Frank fnvsrnisai. Paul Havi.
1Q--Joe vaeth, George Gary, BIZ
Clarke Blu 9aasIsr; I0:f0-Art Jones
l2:a0-,-John o'Donnell Rod Nun
day walter Romans. Harry PaEr ";
lZ;4O--JQhn Bass, 0eorge pigott
qeorge Taylor. Bill Cole. 1870
Jimmy Duke Prank Tennev. Bill
Straushaugh.. Henry Gerard,
Med Mcoeehan Ward Burgess
Chuck Turbett. Oeorge Jakovics: ITO
NIKE NIKE. kconey Walter Potter. Dick
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in Glass b; and Rose Kula. 1877
In Glass c.
NORRECK--president's Cup
quarterfinals--Al AbramsOn de-
feated Bud Sicknien. UP, 10
holes: Alan 0rattman defeated
Max Gershen. 3 and 2: Jerry
Cooper defeated Ben Cohen. 8
and 2: Duke zeibert defeated
Hank Littman. ! up.
MANOR (mixed scotch four
somel. Net-Mrs. r.. J. Farrell
and Van Senseman. 79-l5--6a:
MIS-. Sal DiMaio and Buster
Day. e2-l6-66: Mrs. Larry Hill
and Sal DiMaio. 02-l5--67.
Gross - Mrs. George Martin
and DR.. Leo Shaudis. 76: Mrs.
Bunker Hill and Larry Hin. 80.
BROOKE MANOR - Mrs.
Walter Foley won the women's
club title last week. but the
other flights In the women's
championship were not com.
pleted until yesterday. Results:
FIRST iisht---Joceiyn Jshns DEF. Joan
Sscond--Mrs. Robert sullivan def.
Mrs, Raymond nrlsga. " and
Third--MrS WAYNE Brooks def. Mrs
Paul Cook, | up, u holes.
Fourth--Mrs. Monte Emmerlch def
Mrs Mike Thurman, \ and e.
PRINCE GEORGES Turkey
tournament. 0-8 handicap
hracket--Mike Jankowski. To-
40: Boy Lyons. 75-4--7l.
Q to l5--Joe HumpherSOn,
s0-10-7O: Bud Lehman, ga
LIS: Guy Mcintosh, 65-12--
IS: r. B. Rank, 70.
Is and over-Bill Harms, s5-
i6-6S: Joe Wells. 9l-i6-75;
Dick Smith. lO2-2T-75.
GOOSE CREEK--Mrs. Rich
ard Saunders made q hole in
one on the l7O-yard seventh,
using a four wood. Mrs. Saun-
ders' playing partners were her
husband, Mrs. Turner Kronfeld
and Lee Ennis,
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MONDAY MORNING QUARTERBACK
Navy Halls Flood; Terps Given Spork
Fritsch and Verordi Boost
Hope of Upsettinu Tutum

assurodly win get an early call
against the Tar Heels.
Frltsch and verardi appar-
entity have defensive weak
ilesses that have kept them on
the bench. but there's enough
fiexibility In the substitution
rule to get them there on Of
Tense In certain situations.
verardi shows speed
Verardi showed that he can
outrun anybody on the Mary
land and Wake FGest teams
He was the Terps' most exciting
pass catcher OF the past two
seasons.
HOWE Dare is the only Mary
land halfback who has gained
a total Of more than so yards
IN four gamess He needs help.
HOWE also is the only Mary
land player who has intercepted
a pass. He's picked Of three.
The fullback situation il
picking up. and Phil Perlo may
be back this week to bolster It.
Third Good Defense
Defensively. the Terps have
played three good bali games
out Of four. Wake Forest had
a first down on the Maryland
4-yard line but made only three
yards in four tries. And the
Deacons showed AZ yards lost
rushing which cut their rush.
ing net back TO SO.
Ed Cookies crashing tactics
at end and his punting have
given the Terps a big lift.
Maryland still lacks an Of
Tense. This week 1t plays what
might be the best defensive
team on its schedule. But the
offense undoubtedly gained
some confidence against the
Deacons. and that was one in
tangible It lacked.
The Terps' first three OPP
ponents. Texas AIM, North
Carolina State and Duke, still
haven't lost q game. Mont
promished improvement after
citing out Of that high society.
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Sub Beck Stcrs
AS Middies'
Best Poser
BY BILL FUCHS
Navy. 2l: California.


Thomas Patrick Flood Is the
pride Of Annapolis today, the
newest In q series Of Navy't
Saturday heroes.
It has been a strange thing,
that quarterback situation al
Navy and stranger still are the
statistics Of Saturdays game,
showing the blond youngster
from Palos Verdes Estates,
Calf, by way OF Tucson, as the
teams best passer by far.
Flood. 6 foot, 1T6-poundef
who played his freshman ball
at Notre Dame. has spent his
football days at Navy in the
shadow Of Tom Forrestal. the
Cleveland youngster with the
magic touch with q football,
But Forrestal had his most
troublesome day against the
Bears. completing only one of
eight passes for q total Of four
yards. one interception and no
touchdowns,
Flood completed nine Of Is
passes FOR 70 yards and Nays
first touchdown at Z time when
the Bears were leading. He had
one intercepted.
Forrestal is proven quar-
terback. He has moved the
team well all season. but for
some inexplicable reason drives
have stalled at crucial points.
particularly against North
Carolina and California.
Flood came In Saturday to
direct Navy across S. yards In
~ plays. climaxing the move
with q touchdown pass to Tom
Hyde. the former Washington
Lee High School star. Forrestal
and the first unit returned and
whatever had linked them had
been hanished. They scored
twice before time ran out. with
Halfback Ned Oldham having q
field day.
Navy was far superior to the
Bears. The Middies even looked
to be q few touchdowns better
while losing to fired-up North
Carolina.
Georgia comes up Saturday in
the Oyster Bowl at Norfolk and
the following week It win be
Penn. Then comes Notre Dame
and Duke and there. along with
Army. may be the answers to
lust how good Navy "a.
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practically 1t will. Whenever
the Tigers needed a yard or
two for first down they sent
Bob spooner or Rudy Hayes UP
the middle and they invariably
made fiye. six. even eight yards.
The Cavaliers we're on their
heels most Of the afternoon.
Explains Russell Switch
There were several who
wanted to know why Martin
used his third team with three
minutes remaining and the
score only 1877. Reece Whitley
had been the sharper on long
passes and Nelson Yarbrough
had moved the team TO its only
touchdown. Why was Fred
Russell at quarterback when
Virginia needed an 80-yard
march 10 tie the score? Mar
tin explained it easily enough.
"Yarbrough was ineligible to
come back in the game and
Whitley had been hit in the
head few minutes before
Duane Shelton blocks for the
passer as well as any fulIback
we have. And we needed two
fresh ends in there for the long
passes. Those were the only
rd-stringers we had in the
game at the time"
Virginia does not have enough
football players. An assistant
coach said there aren't enough
TO hold q decent scrimmage
during the week. Next Satur-
day the Cavaliers 60 outside
the Atlantic Coast Conference
to play old rival VPI In the
Tobacco Festival game at Rich
mond. They should have enough
players for this one, but VPI
has won the last four meetings
and will make 1t five in a row
If Virginia does not improve
its showing Of two days ago.