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HORN. MINNIE z. In memory OF my
dear wife, MINNIE z. HORN, who
passed away one wear ago today
May q, 1859.
They say time heals all sorrow
And helps US to forget,
But time so far has only proved
How much l miss her vet.
YOUR DEVOTED HUSBAND,
PETER A HORN
NICHOLAS, MARIA w. Sacred to the
memory Of our mother and grand.
mother MARIA W NICHOLS, who
entered into eternal rest two years
ago, May Q, 1855.
There is no time that we could SCI
for parting:
We who must remain
Are never ready for such pain;
Not vet. dear God, another day
With US let our beloved stay:
We must believe when falls thu
blow
That, wisely, God has willed it so
DAUGHTER, MRS. IRENE GEN
TRY AND CHILDREN.
WATERS. MRS. LENA v. Who passed
away one year ago today, May 9
You are not forgotten, loved one,
Nor will you ever be:
As long as life and memory last
You will be remembered by me
DEVOTED COUSIN, FLOYD W
BROWN fBEBEl.
WEBSTER, ANNIE II. In loving mem.
ory of my dear sister who passed
away two years ago today, May 9
1858.
Loving and kind
In all her ways,
Upright and Just
To the end of her days.
Sincere and true
In her heart and mind:
Beautiful memories
She left behind
DEVOTED SISTER, EVA L. RATH'
BUN
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Clayton T. Cunningham, 79
Headed Engineering Firm

Clayton Theodore Cunning
ham, 70, former light opera
singer and head of an engi-
Reering firm here. died today
at his home, 4199 Chevy Chase
boulevard, Chevy Chase. Md.
Mr.. Cunningham was a ma
tive of Oswego. Kans. He had
served in the Spanish -Ameri-
can War before he finished
high school.
After the war Mr.. Cunning
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ilt Mrnturia1tt
announcements Of
Services hv Chambers

COLEMAN, CORNELIA. In loving mem
ory Of my dear mother, CORNELIA
COLEMAN, who passed away May O.,
God gave me a wonderful mother.
She was one who never grew old [:
God made her smile as the sunshine,
He made hsr heart of pure gold
HER LOVING SON. HALWTTH c.
DUSTIN, ARTHUR. In loving memory
OF my dear husband. ARTHUR DUS-
TIN who passed away one wear ago,
May ., 1859.
NO one knows how much l miss you.
No one knows the bitter pain
l nave suffered since lost you:
Lie has never been the same.
I think of you in silence,
NO one can see me weep,
But many silent tears are shed
While others are asleep.
If all the world were mine to give
Ia give it-yes and more
To see the face of my dear husband
Come smiling through the door
YOUR LOVING WIFE, NAOMI DUS.
GILMORE, ANNA ]. In loving memory
Of our dear wife and mother, ANNA
J. GILMORE, who passed away two
years ago today, May 9, 1855
Gone is the face we love so dear.
Silent Is the voice we love to hear
Too far away for sight or speech
But not too far for thought to reach
Sweet to remember her. who enct
was here
And Who though absent,
Is Iust as dear.
sisned OLIVER B, OLIVER j. CE
LESTINE AND VIRGINIA
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2 pm. tomorrow at Hines
Funearl Home, 2901 Fourteenth
street NV. followed by burial
in Cedar Hill cemetery.
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Friedrich Won Keller

TUTzING. Germany, May 8
(AP) Friedrich Won Keller, 81,
Germany's last permanent
League of Nations delegate, died
here yesterday. He held the .ost
until 1888, when Nazi Germany
withdrew from the world Or
ganization.
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CEMETERY LOTS

MAUSoLEUM, in choice sect Of Natl
Memorial Park; owner will sacrifice
for immediate sale; offers con-
sidered Box a6-C, Star II
NATL. MEM. PARK, Falls Church
Lots and a 3-crypt maus Also
lots at Cedar Hill; all at sac. DOM
miss this oppor. ia. 2-604S.
Plots at Cedar Hill Cemetery,
reasonable: for sale by owner. Fol-
information. SP. 3-3247.
FORT LINCOLN lots, sites 5 and
8, section G, S1O0 each. ia. s-6544
10
GRAVESITE at Fort Lincoln Gene.
tery, Call Ii. 6-4110, Ii. 6-as63
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
J. William Lees Sons Co
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9th st. and Mass Ave NE. Ii 3-52OO
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CLINTON, ANNIE EIKER: On sa

day, May s, 1850. at West chester
Pa. ANNIE EIKER CLINTON, wife
of the late Clifton R. Clinton: mother
Of Robert Clinton of Nahant, Mass
sister Of David Cornelius Eiker anc
Mrs Maude Gordon, both of Wash
inRton. D. c.; Granddaughter of james
Clinton of Nahant, Mass; niece @
Mrs. Lille z Oliver. Services vii
be held at Gawler's Chapel. l75t
Pennsylvania ave. NV, on Tuesday
May 10, at IL am. Intermen
prjyate
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CLARK. EMILY DARBY BROWN. 0

Saturday. Nav z, 1860. at the hons
Of her daughter; Mrs; Waiter AllrIsHS ipTH
BROWN CLARK, wife Of the late
David w. Clark and mother Of 'Mrs
Walter Allnutt and Mrs. Roger W
williams, Jr.. and sister OF Mrs
Charles Brosius, Mrs. William Grit
fth. John. Remus, Roy and Lawr.
ence Darby. Friends may call al
the Hilton Funeral Horne, Barnes
vile, Md where services will bt
held on Tuesday. May 10, at II
am Interment Monocacy Cemetery
q
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BURNS. EARL. On Saturday, Apri

I6, 1850, at the District General
Hospital. EARL BURNS Of 1918
9TH st. NV. devoted brother oi
Mrs. Katie Stewart, Mrs. Viola
Minor, Harry s., Alfred and .Wilbert
Burns. other relatives and many
friends also survive. Remains rest
ing at the John T Rhines g. Co.
Funeral Home, 3ol5 18th st: n.ey
where friends may call after
pm. Monday, May g., and where
funeral services will be held on
Tuesday, May 10. at IL am, In
terment National Harmony Gene"
farY
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BURDETTE, RUTH E. On Saturday,
May i9so s0oz at the TssidspSf 5r s2yirs Of
Nd. RUTH E. BURDETTE of S36
Taylor st. ne, beloved wife OF the
late Harry L. Burdette, mother Of
Leroy H, Lawrence e. Edwin L. and
Edna NJ. Burdette, grandmother OF
Barbara B Tobias. sister Of Mar
euerite E. Frydell and Romaine D.
Walls. Friends may call at the Lee
Funeral Home, 4th and Mass. ave
ne, where prayers will be said on
Wednesday, May II, al 9:l5 am.
Mass will ne offered at st. Anthony'S
Catholic Church, 18th and Monroe
st ne. at 10 am. Interment Con-
ErPssional Cemetery 10
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HowEs, ELIAS RIDGLEY. Suddenly

on Saturday, May 7, 1850: At his
LEY Ley HoWEs N sc age MI Ii. fioS belo4ed ft hTs-
band of Susie R Howes. father of
Margaret Wachter and Woodrow E,
Howes; brother of Mary Carter and
Lee Howes. Also survived by grand
children and 2 great-grandchildre
Friends may call at the Francis H
Barber Funeral Home, Laytonsville,
Nd, where services will be held on
Tuesday, May 10. at pm. Inter-
ment Mount Carmel CemeterY.
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WILLIAM CLEVELAND. Or

Md, WILLIAM CLEVELAND CHA
NEY. beloved husband Of Ruth Helen
Chaney and father of Mrs. Mamie
Brady. Mrs. Ada Punch, Mrs. Marion
White, Melvin CLANCY and Mrs.
Myrtle Cowan. and brother Of Ed
ridge CLANCY Funeral services on
wednesday, May Il, at : pm. at
the Hardesty Funeral Home, Gales
Vile, Nd. InteImept Trinity Gene
tery. Upper Marlboro, Nd. 10
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COLLINS. DIR. c. FENToN. On Sun:

day, MAY :, 1850, at Providence
Hospital, DR.. c. FENToN COLI
LINS of 1900 14th st. NV, husband
of the late Rhoda T. Collins, father
Sherwood A. Peterson, grandfather
OF Barbara A. and Roger F. Collins
and Bruce c. Peterson. Services at
s. H Hines Co. Funeral Home, 1901
1t 2 m. (parking facilities). Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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CAMPBELL, JAMES 4. GUS. On Fri:

day, MAY 8, 1860, at Georgetown
University Hospital, JAMES A,
CAMPBELL Of l404 Holbrook st.
Campbell and Miss Wilheimina
Campbell. He also is survived by
an aunt, Mrs Henrietta Kerrick;
a cousin, Mrs. Florence Brown, and
other relatives and friends. After
5 pm. Monday, May 9, friends may
cali at the Robert G. Mason Funeral
Home. $500 Nichols ave. Sc. where
the rosary will be recited at m;
Solemn requiem mass will be offered
at am Tuesday, May 10, at the
Holy Name Catholic Church, Inter
AHntnA OlirAt HenethFV @
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HOOVER, FRANK W On Saturday

May :, 1860, FRANK v. HOOVER
of Muncaster ,rd., Derwood, Nd, be-
father Of Frank ", Hoover, i ir';
brother Of Roy C Hoover Of Atlantic
City, N. J. Friends are invited to
call at the Bethesda CHEVY Chase
Funeral Home of Robert A. Pum-
phrey, Bethesda, Nd. Services on
Wednesday. May II. at II am. at
Fort Myer Chapel, Fort Myer, Va
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry. In lieu Of flowers, ccntribu-
cry County General Hospital. 10
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HINCKLEY, Henry ?. On Friday

May 8, 1860. at the Hadley Me-
mortal Hospital, HENRY F. HINCR-
LEY Of 3507 Minnesota ave. s.e.,
beloved husband OF Edna NJ Hinck-
ley, father OF Mrs. Margaret Elliott,
Calvin and Irwin Hinckley. Mrs. Will
liam Boylsnd and Mrs. Frank Bin
sted, brother of william Hinckley
He also is survived by seventeen
grandchildren Friends may call at
the Lee Funeral Home, 4th st. and
Mass. ave ne, where services will
be held on Tuesday. May 10. al
pm, Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery
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William B. MccLA1N. Master. 9

HOPKINS. THELMA NJ. On Friday
May =, 1860. at the District Gen.
eral Hospital, THELMA NJ. HOPKINS
of 1925 Ontario I'd. NV, Apt. /
mother of Mrs. Mary A. Holland
and Albert r. Hopkins, ir Also
surviving are other relatives snc
many friends. After pm. Tuesday
friends are invited to call at the
Mcclure Funeral Home, 1920 9th
st. NV. Requiem mass will be cele-
brated at st. Augustine's Catholic
Church, 18th st, between R and
ST. NV, on Wednesday. Nav IL
at 9 am. Interment Mount Olivet
TaO1etery IN
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CRI-zE- cnRA LEE on sat1lrdav.

CRJZE, CORA LEE. On SATURDAY,
coRA COR LEE Scq; cRUzE, Feioyed Eioef mother
of Clarence Frost of Uba City Calf. !;
Elwin Frost Of Orlaneo. Fla. and
Mrs Hazel Warram of Marion, Iowa !:
sister of Mrs Mary Whitehead and
Mrs. Zoa Murray Of Luray, Va. She
also is survived by IL grandchil-
dren and 10 great-grandchildren
Friends may call at the Ives Funeral
Home, 2S47 Wilson blvd, Arlington,
Va, after 8 = m Monday, May 9,
where funeral services will be held
Wednesday, May II. at 10 am.
Internent Columbia Gardens Gene
terry. 10
DAVIS, LEONARD On Friday, May 9,
1860, LEONARD DAVIS, beloved
father Of James Davis and brother
of Estella Douglas He also is sur
yived by other relatives and friends
The late Mr. Davis may be viewed
at the Stewart Funeral Home so
H st. ne, after 2 pm Tuesday,
May 10. where services will be held
Wednesday, May II, at l pm
Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. Ia
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hUWE' FEAKL c. On Sunday, May
s., 1850, at Suburban Hospital
PEARL c. ROWE of 1928 42d pi
Rowe and mother of Mrs. Frank
Mervine of Takoma Park, Md: Mrs
Ralph Jepson Of Ahsdsn, Iran, anc
Mrs Harold Taryin of Anderson
Ind, and sister Of Mrs. Ethe! War.
ner. Friends may call at the CheyJ
Chase Funeral Home, 51O3 Wiscon.
sin ave. NV, where services will b,
held Tuesday, May 10. at . pm
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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1860, EDWARD RiMEL Of 93g Long
Rose Rimel and devoted father Of
Irwin Rimel Of Chevy Chase, Nd.
He also is survived by q sister. Mrs.
Mollie Cohn of st. Louis, Mo-. and
three grandchildren. Funeral serv-
Sons Funeral Home, 35Ol I4th st.
NV, on Tuesday, Nav 10, at Q
pm Interment Parklawn Cemetery.
(St. Louis, Mo, and Chicago, H.,
papers please copy) 10
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sHIPLEY, WILLIAM THEODORE. Or

Saturday, MAY T. 1850, WILLIAM
THEODORE SHIPLEY. beloved ia
ther of Margaret Ollwine and
brother of Mary Bilsborough and
Elizabeth Shipley White Funeral
from the Walter W. Deal Funeral
Home, 1912 Ga. ave. NV, on Tues
day, May 10, at pm. Interment,
Congressional Cemetery.
STEWART. ROSE NJ. On Saturday,
May Z, 1850. at Carroll Manor, 1922
LsSalle rd.. Hyattsville, Md, ROSE
NJ STEWART mother of William E
Stewart. jr., of Potomac, Md. John
B Stewart and Mrs Theresa Ann
Shipp. both of Hyattsville. Md She
is also survived by nine grandchil-
dren. Sister Of Mrs. Margaret
Sipes OF Chicago, III. Mrs. Laura
Horty of Capitol Heights, Md: Mrs
Anna Durity, Mrs Genevieve
Harper and Charles Weismiller. all
OF washington, D c. Friends may
call at the S. H Hines Co. Funeral
Home. 1901 14th st. NV. tparkina
facilities The holy sacrifice Of the
mass will be offered at Carroll
Manor 1929 LaSalle rd l.. Hyattsville
Nd. on Tuesday Nav 10, at 9 m
for the reposs Of her soul. Inter
msnt Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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ROBBINS, IRENE deb. On SUNDAY

KUBBINS' IRENE deb. on sunday
May s, 1860, IRENE deb. ROBBINS
Of 3242 Woodland or NV, wife OF
the late Warren Delano Robbins;
mother of Warren Delano Robbins OF
Paris, France; Mrs Alexander c,
Forbes of Needham, Mass. Mass will
be offered at St. Thomas Apostle
Catholic Church, 27th ST, and Wood.
ley I'd. NV. Tuesday. May 10, at
II am. lnterment Riverview Gene
terry, Fairhaven, Mass, Wednesday
May IL. The family requests that
NAV be sent 10 Children's Hnsnifal
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JONES. EDWARD G; On SATURDAY;
of 632 18th st. ne, son of the late
James D., sr, and Sarah H. Jones.
Surviving are three brothers, AL
phonso L.. James D., jr, and Leroy
H. Jones: his nieces, nephews. other
relatives and many friends. Notice
of funeral later. Arrangements by
MCGUIRE. Inc. IL
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s, 1850, RoBERT RoBERFs s1HsS, Of gsi; ssi
9 ST. ne, beloved husband of Mrs
Helen Roberts. He is also survived
By other relatives and friends. Afte
pm. Monday, May 9. friends ma.
call at the William Spangler Funera
Home, 524 Sth st ne. where fu
neral services will be held at IL 3(
pm. Tuesday, May 10. Intermen
Carver Memorial Cemetery, 9
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On " MAhI BLALA. ON FTlQdy, MAJ
s, 1850 after brief illness. at hei
residence, 1886 owen pl, ne, MARY
ELIZA SAVOY, beloved wife of thC
late John Savoy devoted mother O.
Mrs. Nora Dodson Allen, Wordie 3
Savoy and the late Jessie Costlel
Chapman. She IS also survived b,
Is grandchildren, 40 great-grand
children. four Rrest-sreat-g-and
cniidren. a hest o: other relative
and friends. The late Mrs Sayo,
may be viewed at the Stewart Fu
neral Home, 80 H St n e. after 2 D m
Monday. Mass will be offered Tues
day, May 10, at st. Ignatius Church
Oxon Hill, Md, at 10 am Inter
ment. st. Ignatius Cemetery
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May 8. 1860. at Suburban HosnitalI
KENNETH T LENNON o. 13416
Parkiand dr., Rockville, Mo. son
of Mr.. and Mrs Harry Lennon and
brother of Mrs Thomas M Melzard
Of Fsrtsdaie N. Y and Harry W.
Lemmo7 ot Purchase. N Y. Mr..
Lennon rests at tic WarnGr e.
Pumphrey Funeral Home, S434 Geor-
Fia ave. Silver Spring, Nd. where
friends may visit on Monday, May o,
from to 10 pm parking facili-
geSl Service at the Ballard -Durand
Funeral Home, White Plains. N. Y.
lntermeAt Rensico. N Y Sympathy
may De EXPRESSED in the form OF
memorla!S to the Montgomery
County Heart Association. Kensing-
ton. Nd, or the National Founda-
Ion oi lniantlle Paralysis, District
Bldg, WsShington, D. c,
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BRYANT, LEE o., p NJ. A special
a communication Of National
X Lodge. No. IL, F, A. A.
IN M, is hereby called for
HHNMA Tuesday. May 10, 1860, at
WV 1870 pm, at the Masonic
MN Temple, 18th st and New
York ave NV, for the
purpose Of conducting the last Ma
sonic rites for our late brother, LEE
O. BRYANT, P NJ.
LESTER R, MACKIEY. W. NJ.
EPEn N BOOTH SecV
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May 8, 1850, HARRY sCHULMAN,
beloved husband Of Tillie Schuiman,
devoted father Of Hyman and Sid
ney Schulman, both of Washington.
p, C.; Mrs. Fannie Galifaro Of
wheaton, Md: Mrs Mary Pullman
Of Glasmanor, Md. and Mrs. Jessie
OFTEN OF Poughkeepsie, N. Y. He
Is also survived by two brothers.
Morris and George Schulman, both
OF washington, D. c.. and nine
grandchildren. Services at the C D
Goldberg & Son Funeral Home. 42I7
9th ST. Nv, on Monday, May o, at
pm Interment Mount Lebanon
Cemetery. IN mourning at 233
Oneida st. ne. Family requests in
lieu of flowers contributions be made
to the Hebrew Home for the Arad
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day, May S, 1860, B. B. BLACK
BURN Of $500 Wyngate dr.. Bethes-
"a, Md, beloved husband Of Mary
W. Blackburn; father of Mrs Marian
B. Humphrey, Raymond E. Blackburn
and Mrs. Alma G. Mccain; brother
Of Wilton Blackburn Of Richmond,
Va. Also survived by six grandchil-
dren. Barbara and David Humphrey,
John and Carolyn Mccain and Bar
rett and Deborah Blackburn Serv-
ices at the S H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 290l 14th st. NV. Wednes-
day, May II, at > pm. tparking IA
cilitiesl. Interment National Memo
rial Park Cemetery. (Richmond, Va,
papers please copy 10
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BLACK, MILLARD ALLAN. On sun:

Gay, May s. 1860. WILLARD ALLAN
BLACK. husband Of Bessie Parish
Black father of Millard Allan
Back, jr brother Of Robert D.
Black. Mrs Herbert W. Ridgeiy of
At.anta, Ga, and Mrs. r. Louis
Remars of Monktou Nd. Friends
nav cell ut Gawler's Chapel. 1855
PENNSYLVANIA ave. NV. courtesy
parking oppositet. after 10 am.
Tuesday, May 10. where services will
be hel1 Wednesday, May II, at 10
an. Interment Druid Ridge Gene
terry. Baltimore. Nd II desired.
contributors may be made to The
Heart Fund 10
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HINCKLEY, HENRY r. A special
a Communication of Anacos.
/N tia Lodge, No. 81, F A. A
IN NJ. is called for Tuesday
MH NO MAY 10, 1860, at IL noon
MY to conduct Masonic ouria
W. services for our late broth.
er, HENRY F. HINCKLEY
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HEBRON, LLOYD RAYMOND. on Mon
HERsBERGER, JULIA 2. On SATURDAY

JULIA z. HERsBEKGER OF 304
Anderson ave-, Rockville, Nd. fos-
ter mother of Norma Jane Wright
nth and Mrs. Anna Winstead. Friends
may call at the Hiiton Funeral Home,
GAINESVILLE, Nd. Notice OF services
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9Fatha

s. 1860. HERMAN HUNTER BLACK.
beloved husband OF Rose Gray
Black: father of Phyllis, Christine
b and Clarence Black. He also is
survived by three sisters, three
, brothers, three Sisters-in-lav and
many other relatives and friends.
After 5 pm. Tuesday. May 10.
friends are invited to call at the
3 Jarvis Chapel. 1892 You st. NV,
where funeral services will be held
"Wednesday, May II. al 10 an.
= lnterment Arlington National Gene
terry 10
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Syracuse Pulls Out
On 72-Yord Drive

LAWRENCE, Kans., Oct. /
(AP) Syracuse spotted Kan
sas a 7-point lead in the early
minutes, then had to pull all
stops to gain a fourth-period
touchdown and l4-7 football
victory before a crowd of 40,0O0
and a national television audi
ence.
Syracuse marched 80 yards
for its first touchdown follow
ing the second-half kickoff, but
it failed trying to run for a
2-point conversion and trailed,
7-6. going into the final period.
The Nations second-ranked
team needed, a tremendous
final push.to settle the game.
The -0fangemen won it with
2-attle more than 10 minutes
remaining when Ernie Davis, a
great running halfback, wedged
into the end zone from the
1-yard line. A clutch pass for 18
yards from Dick Easterly to
End Dick Reimer set up the
play for Davis.
Quarterback Dave Sarette
passed to Davis for the 2-point
conversion that ended the scor-
ing in the fiery battle.
JayhawkS Cash tumble
Kansas shocked the Orange
men in the opening minutes
when Halfback Bert Coan swept
end for II yards and a touch
down a couple of plays after the
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Fovored Lions Routed
By Princeton, 49-0

PRINCETON, N. j., Oct. /
(AP).-John L. (Silky) Sulli-
van, a senior tailback from Old
Orchard Beach, Me-, started
Princeton on the way to a sur
prising 49-0 rout of Columbia
today by lcoring two of the
Tigers seven touchdowns.
Columbia had been a slight
favorite after its 37-0 defeat of
Brown.
Sullivan dashed SO yards on
punt return and Squirmed
over from the 2 for a pair of
first-half touchdowns. He also
completed two passes in Prince
toms 71-yard opening march
that ended with Don Korn-
rumpf's 2-yard scoring plunge.
Hugh Scott, who shares the
tailback job with Sullivan IN
Coach Dick Colman's single
wing attack, threw a 10 yard
scoring pass to Jim Blair and
also ran 18 yards for another
touchdown in the third period.
Later Greg Riley. a sopho-
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Vern Law DiscIoses Ankle
Was Spruined in Celebration

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 1 (AP)
-Vern Law, Fittsburgh's 20
game winner who was pum-
meled for eight runs in less
than three innings in Mil
waukee's 1872 romp last night,
pitched despite a sprained right
ankle, it was learned today.
The ace Highlander suffered
the injury during the Pirates
pennant- -clinching celebration
in the clubhouse in, Milwaukee
last Sunday but kept the matter
secret.
1t was not until Law came
back to the bench after the
third inning, in which the
Braves pounded him for five
runs, that he told Manager
Danny Murtaugh.
In all, Law was racked up for
10 hits, including a home run,
triple and two doubles in 225
innings. He suffered his ninth
loss.
Murtaugh, who earlier this
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STATISTICS
air and Reed gathered it in on
the WQrAH II

air and Reed gathered it in on
the W&M II.
Packan passed 10 yards to
Reed. and two plays later Reed
ran over from the 2. Warren
Corbin kicked the point for a
80 lead and the Colonials
seemed on their way to victory.
But suddenly the Indians
were in control. A 43-yard pass
from Stoy to Halfback Jon
Stephenson got them close, and
Stoy completed an 11-yard pass
to End Ron Jones in the end
zone on the third play Of the
second period.
Run Sets Up Score
The Indians were knocking
on the door again moments
later after a 31-yard run by
Fullback Stan Penkunas. Got
the touchdown on a l-yard
slice through left tackle.
They kicked the point after
their first touchdown and
missed a pass try the second
time, but were ahead 1879 at
the half.
The game was pretty much
of a standoff thereafter until
W&M's final touchdown in the
last period. The Colonials
twice got to VEINS %, march,
ing down with the second half
kickoff and later advancing on
desperation passes by Bill
See COLONIALS, Page D-5
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STATISTICS

the Hawkeyes stamped them
selves as solid contenders for
the Western Conference title
by crushing the Wildcats, who
took the field. as three-point
favorites.
Playing without Dick Thorn
ton, its No. / quarterback,
Northwestern could not as
semble a serious drive. Last
week the Wildcats beat Okla
homa. 1873.
Iowa, ranked eighth in the
APPS. national poll, employed
three platoons which were well
stocked with sophomores.. The
Hawkeyes put the game be-
yond reach with four touch
downs in the first half-two
coming. on pass interruptions.
Iowa scored a pair of touch
downs in each of the first two
periods for a 28-0 halftime
lead. After a scoreless third
period, Iowa scored two more
in the last period, one on a
53-yard run by Sophomore
Sammy Harris. a second-string
halfback.
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1owa-Mauren 3S. interception Moore
kick).
Iowa-Hollis 8, run Moore kick.
1owa-Ferguson 20, interception
Moore kick).
Iowa-Perkins Q, pass from Hollis
Moore kick.
Iowa-Harris SO, run Moore kick
Evening star., 1960-10-02

week had nominated Law to
pitch the opener of the World
Series against the Yankees, said
the injury was not serious and
he was not considering a
change in plans.
Law himself was as optimis-
tic. He said:
"It hurts a little more today
than it did last night. I couldn't
control my curve very we'll.
had difficulty pushing the foot
of, the mound"
Murtaugh said Law would
pitch batting practice tomor-
row, not only to test the ankle
but also to get in some much
needed work. Vern hadn't
pitched in eight days when he
faced the Braves last night.
Should Laws ankle not come
around, as expected, Bob Friend
will probably get the call in
the World Series opener
Wednesday.