Minnesota Acclaimed Nation s Top Eleven in Associated Press Poll Ranking — *, BUCKY IS BACK. EXPERTS GIVE GOPHERS By JIM BERRYMAN HARRIS' BASE BALL RISE BIG MARGIN OYER ΈΑΜΑ 6UCKV PROVED HIS ABILITY A4 A MANAGER STIRRING EPIC OF GAME BY LIFTING TH£ REt>SOX FROM THEIR 15 VEAR | Mid westerners Receive 31V2 Votes, Crimson Tide, BERTH IN THE 2*£ "Division... Quitting Pennsylvania Mine Job at 19 for Minors, and 1—Louisiana λ 5%; Stanford, 3, Pitt, Bucky Eight Years Later Leads Nationals to State Not First Ten. Among World Title in Managerial Start.

BY ALAN GOULD With one split ballot for the top I BY JOHN Β. KELLER. startled the base ball world by raising Associated Press Sports Editor. position. Minnesota gained 31 % to the pilot's In the I votes for first in a total Τ AN LEY RAYMOND HARRIS post following YORK November 14.—A place January then but 27 old. : of 41 received so far from scattered IT will—In becom- Bucky, years —Bucky, you Jake flock of loot ball Only 6tahl, also a Washington college argu- but representative sections. Alabama's be re- ing the only manager to manager, had been at the helm of a ments remain to be settled, but Crimson Tide, which appears a fa- an American League major league club at such an NEW vorite for the Rose Bowl assignment. hired by early age. there's Just one really ringing another Bucky made good as a manager Inasmuch as the Gophers probably club that had fired him adds to the "What right off the reel. Under his guidance response today question: won't be allowed to consider an In- to an base startling chapter amazing in 1924 the Nationals ior the first team tops the current ranking list?" vitation, polled 5 Va votes for flrit ball history. Hie has been a spectac- time won the American League pen- It's the of Minnesota's place. Stanford received S and Pitts- University ular career In the diamond game. nant, then stepped out to beat the burgh 1. Giants in a sensational Juggernaut, by as smashing a margin BUT THE TI«R Little heralded In hi» minor league seven-game The poll revealed a sharp diver- world series. Again in 1925 the Na- as most of the victories hung up by outside the uni- WAS A LISTLESS PIT gence of opinion of day*, Bucky quickly rose to stardom tionals were flag winners, but this their all- versal for Foa HIM TD TRY the galloping Gophers in high regard Minnesota, after making the major grade and year they relinquished their world which was first or second in TO TEA CM placed to the Pirates In a conquering campaign. soon developed Into a successful leader championship every list. Alabama, Pittsburgh and £?% PENNAHT / seven-game duel Princeton were rated at least once ΖΓ Brought it TR,CK4· as well as a player of class. In as- The Quick Lowdown. in 9 out of the 10 To suming the management of the Wash- top positions. 7\ washingToH Married Here in 192S. the Nation's "first ten" Rated on the basis of this consen- λΛ the first ington club, Harris at 38 enters his to have a mar- twelfth campaign as a major league WAS shortly after this defeat of HERE'Samong the college gridiron ag- sus, Colgate figures And ohly gregations based on a poll by gin over Syracuse, while Pittsburgh ? vA TIM* ! pilot. IT the Nationals by the Pirates that Harris is a "natural" In base ball. the Associated Press among leading should trim the Navy In two of this Harris, in October, 1925. married made him take observers throughout the country and Saturday's standout games In the East. Perhaps his birthplace to the as well as to basket ball Elizabeth Sutherland, daughter of a ihowing the team records: JgLOM) game and tool was in a former Senator from West 1. Minnesota (won six). Whafll Huey Say? ball. He born house Virginia. on Ball street in Port Ν. The wedding, a high spot in social 2. Alabama (won seven). Santa Clara and Louisiana Jervis, Y., November 1896. events of the Capital that Fall, was 3. Stanford (won seven, tied one). State failed to land among the 8, RICE, He foot ball before attended by President Calvin 4. Pittsburgh (won six, lost one). "first 10," although the bal- gave up getting Coolidge. his first minor league Job and The Harrises have three children. 5. Princeton (won six). loting is close in the lower part of put aside basket ball before he the Stanley, Jr., 7; Sallie, in her 4th 6. Colgate (won four, lost one). the list. joined club in 1919. year, and Richard, in his 2d. 7. Illinois (won six). Checkerboard tabulation of the Washington Bucky / - realized the court Under Harris, the Nationals In 8. Navy (won seven). foot ball ranking poll, showing the WHoopie game might mar his career as a base ball al- 1926 fell back to fourth place. Their 9. Ohio State (won five, lost one). number of votes for each of the first player, > though It was not easy for him to fielding was poor, and their pitching 10. Syracuse (won six). 10 places: Va forego the sport as he had made quite staff mediocre. Only at bat were they «^uiiege. 1st ζα οα sut oui lui oui »m luui a name for himself professionally in of championship caliber. Harris con- 1. Minnesota 31% 9'4 basket ball. tinued as manager of the Washington 2. Alabama 9 3 3 4 2 3 1 .... 5% 8% RETURNING AS /MANAGER OF club two more years. No pennants 3. Stanford 3 6 5 4 1 .... 1 .... 8'/2 10% THE Learns Game at Pittiton. ever came to the Capital, but the 4. NATIONALS... 3ACK AT THE V Pittsubrgh 1 11 7 4 7 1 1 1 2 .... Nationals never fell out of the first HELM THE WITH CLUNG to base ball with a 5. Princeton 3 4 8 6 4 4 4 3 l'J OF CLUB WHICH division under Bucky's marked persistency, probably in- leadership. 6. Colgate 2 2 7 4 4 4 4 2% HE SCORED HIS FIRST MAJOR HE In 1927, the year of Walter John- 7. herited from his Welsh ancestry, Illinois 4 2 1 4 5 2 10 1% LEAGUE son's decline as a pitcher, the Na- TRIUMPHS AS THE and quickly made himself a nationally 8. Navy 3 6 7 1 5 3 5 tionals finished third and In 1928, °fîoy-wonder pilot"..... famous character In professional dia- 9. Ohio State 1 l>i 3% 2 2 4 2 .... 5 fourth. after mond ranks. Immediately the 1928 10. Syracuse 1 .·.. 4 9 5 4 3% campaign closed Griffith released When Harris was but 5 years old, 11. Rice 1 1 1 5 3 2 9 Harris and made Johnson manager 12. NAIS' his family moved to Hughestown, a Santa Clara 3 1 3 1 2 BUCKY MADE 2 of the Washington club. As he left borough adjoining Pittston, Pa. When 13. L. S. U 1 1 S 3 2 the Nationals, Bucky also left the 13 he went to work as a breaker boy 14. Army 2 2 1 2 field as a regular second baseman. in the coal mines. Soon a better 15. Temple 1 .... I I 1 'BAMANS TO VISIT Time and injuries had taken toll of at the it LOOKS TO Θ5- place colliery gave him more his to 2 legs and slowed him such an Scattered placings—Washington State, for 9th; University of Washing- BOSS AGAIN FOR ^ time to devote to sports and it was A PRETTY extent he was of little value about ton, 1 for 10th; St. Mary's, 1 for 7th; Purdue, Columbia and GOOD not before he a Trinity (Conn.), long became regular the middle sack. 1 for 10th. BREAK ALL AROUND- inflelder for the Pittston team of the FORBENEFITTIU FOU THE GttJFF Interurban Amateur League. FANS, Back in Old Berth After Six oeis km so* Lp in sate. The team entered the professional AMD BUCVCy/ ranks in 1915 and was not long in Year to Build Club the next year he getting Lapse waa taken on the Detroit training trip HARRISthe management of the Detroit Will Play Picked Team of by the then manager, Jen- Hughey club, taking over the va- DEDICATE LANDON a job With nings, fellow townsman. He was Youngsters. cated by George Local Gridders to Aid considered too frail for major league Moriarty. Through ball, however, and was transferred to five seasons Bucky handled the Tigers, the Almas ''Continued Prom First Page.) Muskegen Club of the Central never getting them out of the second Temple. League. FIELDONFRIDAY j division of the American League. In 1917 he the [ here. They are Ossie Bluege and began season with Three times under his management Norfolk of the Virginia League. With players of ^βΠΒ^ΜβΜΙΤ ©fl¥ ΊΠΜΙΕ TEE Myer, both great friends of they finished fifth, once sixth and Washington's Buddy the United States in the World War, once seventh. Harris' foot ball teams is a rare ball greatest trou- One O'Clock Post Time Set. Game With St. Hot college will be W. R..MSCALLUM Bucky's. That Bluege though, business was in that cir- Albans, by poor ble with Detroit w&s lack of a com- banded Into one eleven Satur- observed Harris. "Perhaps cuit so after five weeks In the Old player," petent pitching corpe. LEADING Dominion the athlete returned young O'Hara-Bryan Memorial Foe, Will Be Feature day, December 8, to oppose a there won't be a regular berth for him Last season Harris assumed the frown which creased the atonal, whipped out a 2-and-l win to Pennsylvania to play Independent Alabama crew In a on the but what a wonderful util- management of the Red Sox in Bos- picked gridiron over Ellis Maples and Harold Callo- club, ball with the brow of Dick Watson gradually Lehightons. ton, succeeding Marty McManus. He Attracts Elite. of Occasion. game for the benefit of Almas Temple. way, while Tommy Armour and Bob ity lnflelder to h*ve around." Is disappearing, and the wor- asked only a year's contract, stating The Crulckshtnk, the combi- the Gets Brother'» Job. scene will be Oriffith Stadium. THAT Edinburgh For a year before Harris left Buckjr at the time that "If I cant make ries which almost caused Dick nation. licked Felix SeraAn and Ter- good The 'Bamans, led Nationals in 1938 it was ru- JULY of that year Harris heard In a I'll not be of an- Special Dispatch to The Star. fine new athletic field of by Hurry Cain, widely year worthy to get himself a nervous breakdown rell Johnson by 2 and 1. Dick Lunn, that will be chosen from the best in mored that he had engaged in a ftght Reading, then in the New other chance." But again he had a Md., November 14.— Landan School at the former District amateur champ, and IN Bradley prior to the Curtis Cup matches at with Myer. Both Bucky and Buddy York-Pennsylvania League, club beset by pitching troubles. The The Stat* and will be coached Hank a 2-and-l closing meeting of the boulevard and Wilson lane by Maury Fitzgerald, dropped denied the report then wanted a second sacker and he long- worst blow to the Red Sox and Harris Chevy Chase last September are being match to Benny Ooodes and John indignantly 1934 Eastern season THE Crisp, Une coach and athletic director and Harris had said there never distanced Manager ask- was the lameness that In racing George Wiltse. near Bethesda, Md., which brow of Robert Merrillees again developed BOWIE, transferred to the Bulla. DilTenbaugh and I for the a at the University of Alabama. Jim was any bitter difference. "Why, ing job. Wiltse had with him the pitching arm of the once great opens 13-day stand here to- covers 12,000 square yards, will be met Picard and Clarence Stead, jr., the Indefatigable golf chair- today Henry never even had harsh words with a pitcher who had with Merle Grove. morrow Pixlee, head coach and director of any played Lefty with a seven-race program dedicated with a foot ball game Owens and need a lot of golf to win Friday man at Chase. Myer," said Harris. "We always got Harris, Bucky's elder brother, in the Had Grove been In trim, base ball headed athletics at will Chevy that one. by the Bowie Claiming Stakes, between the Landon eleven and its George Washington, along well when I was with the club Canadian League, and the pitcher, be- folk believe the Red Sox would have Dick's nature comes mold the local growing good the Harris a mile an done-sixteenth test for 3- hot St. Albans. will start forces. Balked weather the tur- before and our relations have been lieving who had communi- finished no worse than second In the rival, Play from the fact that Chase—the by freezing Cain's chief mate Chevy cordial since." cated with the manager to be a former race. As it was, they finished fourth, year-oids and upward, carrying $2,000 at 3:15 o'clock. running in the key tourney at Rock Creek Park is golf course over which he has worried Burnett teammate advised the Reading boss to breaking into the first division for the added money. all-star classic will be Bo Bassfleld. progressing slowly. Colney In addition to the game, the out- and sweated ior these years, Change in Coaches likely. sign him. first time since 1918, when they won another all-Southern halfback who. many and Ben Kong were to clash in a sec- Post time has been set at 1 o'clock come of which will have a on is about to have a watering oi the man- Wiltse telegraphed to Merle at Pitts- their last pennant. Harris had made bearing like Cain, passes, punts and runs fairway ond round match today. Only one assumption by General Manager Joseph B. Boyle which will at one ton asking him to join but the most of a task. the District of Columbia area mythical well. system installed, match was played yesterday, that in about a re- Reading, discouraging so that each equally agement may bring Merle was day's seven-race program wallop take all the fairway worries which F. W. Chase licked HARRIS' through with base ball and school title, there will be an ad- Among local players expected to be George coach- can be completed long before darkness prep from Dick. But Bob vision of the Nationals' knowing his brother had asked for the recruited are Tuff y Leemans. Harry away Stead, Marlowe by 4 and 3. sets in. Later in the meeting the post dress or two and other features. Fol- with stall. Al Schacht, who came back trial, turned the telegram over to his HIGH Demlng, Ab Wright and Red Rath- ditch-digging machinery carving ing SWIMMERS TOILING time may be changed to 12:30 o'clock lowing the contest, Paul L. Banfield, late for good scoring, unless younger brother. Jen oi George Washington; Tom and great chunks out of those classic to the Washington club as coach In if the demand is for an earlier get- headmaster at Landon, and Mrs. Ban- Chase and of the weather turns out unusually Bucky finished the season with Babe Gearty, Gene Augusterfer, Tom Chevy fairways, piles first Central and Western Have away. field, will entertain the and rO the of June of 1924—Harris' managerial Reading and when the New York- large faculty Oliver and John Yanchulis of Catho- sod standing beside 3-foot ditches all fine, champion champions The race of the South- members of the St. Albans team is billed for at Con· asked to negoti- Pennsylvania League failed to resume outstanding lic and Joe over the place. Is worried because the tourney Friday year—has permission Squads Drilling Dally· University, Capt. Saverine, in ern Maryland Agricultural Associa- at a tea. a elsewhere. He believes operations 1918 Wiltse sold the in- Charley Parcelle, Wally Herron and ate for job Candidates for the tion's meeting is the $5,000 James F. flelder to Buffalo. The Bisons blew in Central and Joe of he make a better deal tor him- Two other games, also Important In Chappa Georgetown. might but Harris went into the Westerij High swimming teams are O'Hara and Gadsden D. Bryan Me- to August, ship- school titular Tickets will go on sale tomorrow self. Al may bob up as an aide the fermer un- morial race on Saturday, November deciding prep laurels, yards at Baltimore and played with drilling energetically, morning at A. G. Spalding's and at Cronln in Boston. Nick Altrock Is der the 24. The Bryan-O'Hara Memorial is are carded Friday. St. John's and the formidable Drydocks nine. Joe veteran coach, Fred Brunner, the Almas Temple. It has been an- much of a fixture here and and the latter under Dallas a mile and three-sixteenths affair, Georgetown Prep are to battle at pretty Judge, first sacker. had left the Na- Shirley, Garrett and Devitt and Bull is nounced that all tickets purchased Griffith has said that Johnny Kerr who also tutors and such star performers as Thurs- Park, tionals to play on the same Baltimore swimming regularly prior to December 1 would be tl wlU remain. at the Central Y. M. C. A. day, winner of the Riggs at Pimlico: are to have It out on the Monu- team and it was he who first tipped Close to for box and grandstand seats, all 30 are for each team. Barn Swallow, Mr. Khayyam, Soon ment Grounds. Perhaps Roger Peckinpaugh, who Clark Griffith to Harris. trying reserved. Tickets purcased after De- Hamilton Dorm a η has been elect- Over, Watch Him, Flagstone, Only was shortstop of the pennant-win- Landon Is cember 1 will be $1.65, including tax. at ed of the Western and One, Silent Shot, Crablnier 2d, Lynx Improving. ning Nationals and later manager Start· Well As Big Leaguer. captain squad will be a coach's Ben Spiller manager. other Eye, Eudes and Eadhild, recent im- Landon has a green team Cleveland, given recalled its players In Among berth and it has been intimated that leading candidates are Moynelo, Clay, portations from Prance; Keep Out, which has not compiled such 1919 and Harris played such a WHILE OPEN COLORED SERIES Joe who did the first basing BUFFALO Bonham, Harding, Rait, Carney and Lady Reigh, Identify and High Glee an impressive record in com- Judge, remarkable game at second base for the club many years, Dorsey. are being prepped for it. parison with St. Albans, the former Washington from the outset of the season he soon Cardozo and Dunbar Will Clash also will land a Job here. Peckinpaugh Meets have been listed with Balti- has been Improving right along and Here's a sight you seldom see. Al Houghton missed this became the object of much scouting. and Judge were close advisers to Har- more City College. Baltimore Poly, Star Jockeys Will Appear. is set for a determined stand against Tomorrow at Griff Stadium. chip shot, knocking it about 10 feet. He won't miss one in a Griffith sent Joe Engel to look at ris during his early management of Friends School of Baltimore and the stakes will be the $2,500 the Cathedral School eleven. Landon thousand. Willie and Leo his watch Bucky and the scout's report on the Cardoso and Dunbar elevens face Goggin Walper, opponents, the Nationals. Central Y of this city and several Prince Autumn Handi- recently held the Boys' Latin School player was so enthusiastic that the Georges tomorrow afternoon at 2:45 o'clock irf the unusual spectacle. others are planned. OTHER mile and one-sixteenth for outfit of Baltimore to a 6-0 victory. The task of rounding up pitching Washington club bought him for cap, Griffith Stadium in the first Kelly, Fitehugh, Thatch- This was the same score which game of ηυηι to arrive. ine wim uuuier c. material for trial with the Nationals $4,000. Goldberg, Î-year-olds and upward, on November by pipe œgun grewonai, eiewtra, Tarbett and the series for the District of Columbia at the er, Shipley are among and the $2,500 the Baltimoreans trimmed St. Albans, same pipe through which the grass- Jr., lut year's winner, again the favor- the BUoxl training camp in Though handicaped by a broken 17, Tranksgiving colored public high school foot ball leading members of the Central squad. Handicap, mile and one-sixteenth, and the Landon bunch figures on the growing water will run next Spring. ite. Steward won the tourney at Ken- Spring will be started next week when finger, Harris Jumped into the big championship. Heretofore the title Harris will to the Hie first time and the $2,000 Marlboro Stakes, mile basis of this it might have a team not Those Curtis Cup matches last Sep- wood last year with a 36-bole score of accompany Griffith show brilliantly. he so much worse than the games have been played in Walker 149. annual minor sessions at Louis- batted as a he and a half, both of which will be for Cathedral tember were no joke to Dick. For the league major leaguer slapped Stadium. ville. all of under- and on Novem- School eleven. Watson man Is one who loves his Among the champions expected to Virtually the major league Carl Mays, the Yankees' great 3-year-olds upward, Dunbar, leader in the 8outh Atlantic GENERATOR EXCH ber 29. Bill Stalllngs. 185-pound fullback, job and takes It seriously. Chevy play are Miller B. 8 te Vinson of Co- clubs as well as the minors will be hand pitcher, for a single that drove Conference race, is a favorite over P. In the and deals home two runs. Snmtdiatt Serwct Many of the country's leading who is described as the best gridder Chase to him Is more than a golf lumbia; Frank Reeside of Chevy represented gathering Cardozo, but the latter has shown im- Howard are to be Harris and after riders. Including Sonny Workman, ever boasted by Landon, is being course. It is a place where his artistry Chase, Nordlinger of Wood- likely started then although improved steadily, ALL CARS provement in its last two conference of Don Silvio counted upon heavily by that team, must show rewards. And long about mont, Dr. C. E. Buck of Washington, probably not consummated until the Griffith relieved Donie Bush the CARTV IfcO* 14*1'm Meade, Johnny Gilbert, as games. Martin F. circuits Nationals' in the Fall of Mack Gar- is Lamar, Brown quarterback. the first week In September some of McCarthy, runner-up In the major band for their meet- management j Couccl, Alfred Robertson, In other title matches rX'ZTiM-j*zr Bob who also to be Dick's beloved were not Columbia title O. Pitt ing in New York next month. 1923, the Washington president ner, Johnny Kaccala, Bobby Merritt, Capt. Sands, back, formerly putting greens tourney; Harry played at Griffith Stadium at 2:45, of John P. Carl Hanford, Joie Renlck, Charlie played on the line, was the lone reg- so good. Then along came deluge Manor; Holsberg of Indian ular Armstrong, defending champion, will and Russ McManus and from last year on the job, when after deluge of rain, inundating Spring Hollenbaugh of Ken- Kurtsinger, Jimmy Cardozo on Coach Bob MacCartee began work engage Monday, and bunkers, making fairways soft and wood. Johnny Bejshak, will have mounts Armstrong and Dunbar will with Landon this year. clash soggy, and generally causing quite a during the meeting. November 26. Charley Soule and Ζ an Carver are mess. Bucky Harris, new manager of the among the outstanding backs on the All of this a few days before the Nationals, is not a golf bug. He has Twin WILL BE UMPS' GUESTS St. Albans team, which recently sur- POND opening of the matches. Dick went played a few rounds of golf with his jackets protect you against prised by downing Georgetown Prep, PING-PONG VICTOR around like » man in a daze. Nature father-in-law, former Senator Suther- and which has beaten other good had taken an unkind cut at him, and land, and his brother-in-law, Maj. McGowan and Grif- lSattingly, teams. Bob Mlddleton coaches the Scores Over Koockogey in Four he couldn't do much about It. But Richard K. Sutherland, but Bucky Is Cathedral school squad. It all came out all right and now Dick not a of the and fith Will Attend Dinner. Set· in Final. steady player game Tourney Is in the middle of a job he knows is not prominently connected with any Robert Clark Due. Judge Mattingly, Lively Scrap Charles Pond last night won a will make Chevy Chase to bloom like of the golf clubs about Washington. DRIED-OUT CIGARS Griffith and Bill McGowan have sig- class Β the rose all the hot of OT. JOHN'S and Georgetown Prep, ping-pong tourney when he through days % nified their intentions of attending old foes, always put on a lively downed Albert Koockogey In the next Summer. Between them—Dick the fourteenth annual ol' the banquet scrap. The Garrett Parkers ap- final round. The score was 17-21, and Bob Stead—they are going to District of Columbia Base Ball Um- HARRIS TO TELL FANS pear to have the edge. They defeated 21-15, 21-17 and 01-19, the winner make that Chevy Chase course a thing pires' Association tomorrow evening Gonzaga, which held the Johnnies to getting on his game after a shaky of real beauty, for If there is one Cafe. The fans will the from at Schneider's a scoreless tie. start. The tourney was not open to factor which makes a golf course good get dope Heads of various sandlot leagues ranked players. it is fairway watering. Meanwhile the Bucky Harris himself about his ap- base and others here interested in Neither Devitt nor Bullis has Pond defeated Minton Mitchell to ground work goes on and the hard- pointment as manager of the Wash- ball have been invited. William G. played many games but each has gain the final, 21-17, 21-18, 15-21 working Stead prays the pipe will ington base ball club over the radio Betts. former veteran arbiter here, capable players and has done well In and 21-18, whll» Koockogey's semi- come. this evening. Arch McDonald, sports Will be toastmaster. its few contests. Devitt, with Joe final victim was Aires, whom he de- announcer, will Interview Harris over The past season has been described Mills, former Eastern back, as one feated, 21-12, 21-14 and 21-19. ISN'T such a good year for A1 Station WJSV at 6:15 o'clock on the as the most successful the District of of its stars, is favored somewhat, but IT Houghton. The Kenwood pro Peoples Drug Stores program. Columbia association has ever had. it Is apt to prove a tough battle. can play a lot of golf himself, NAVY-PITT TICKETS HERE but he cannot control his partner's play. Teamed with Tony Manero, the Kenwood sharpshooter lost in the Available to General Public at Mexico Defies Team opening round of the Plnehurst Mid- Potomac Huey's Keystone Auto Club. South Scotch Foursome Tourney yes- terday, dropping a 2-and-l decision Tickets for the foot Navy-Pitt ball to Sol Dl Buono and Jack Patroni, Park Garage game at Annapolis on went Declares Is of Saturday while George Dlffenbaugh and Andy EXCELLENT SERVICE Kingfish Challenge Recognition on sale today at the headquarters of Merrillees were plodding on to an the Keystone Automobile Club, 1323 as Decision. upset victory over the favored Bill L. S. U. Connecticut avenue. Officials of the toot aaalad in twin jacket* of CaOophaaa) oader osoal dry out and lose Champ—Withholds Melhorn and Victor Ghent by 3 and "Jf Cian conditions, club announced that the tickets are and fall winter 3, with Dlffenbaugh playing the chief Back of tk«ir ftctory-frcskocss flavor, particular!? d urine tka and month». available not only to members, but to role of giant killer. Houghton played By the Associated Press. cent speeches prompted the chal- the general public as well. Tickets to good golf, but Manero put him in too ! PANETELA SBC, NOW 2 FOR ISe . . LONDRES OR CABINET SIZE, 10c .. PERFECTO SIZE, 2 FOR 2S« D. P., November 14. lenge, be said. allotted the motor club ■fe «ΙΓΓ·Ta· VS.JQ. Include seats at either end of Par- many tough spots to win. —A friendly challenge has Armour BATON ROUGE, La.. November ragut field as well as those along the Sandy and Charlie Penna, been sent to Senator Huey 14 (Λ*).—Senator Huey P. Long to- sidelines. They are priced at <1.10 who used to hold down the fort as MEXICO. said that the of tor the and caddie master at Λ* Long to bring the Louisi- day University former, $2.20 for the latter, pro Congres- SMOKE A Mexico had Louisiana xith inclusive of the tax. foot ball team "to- "recognized" Located to ana University State foot ball team Conveniently J-A&aJv University's gether with your famous band and as "national champions" by chal- CONSTITUTION AVENUE L. S. U. to GUN REPAIRING yourself," for a game with the Uni- lenging "an interna- DEPARTMENTAL AREA tional versity of Mexico. game." HARRISON The Senator would not say Shot Guns—Shells 2 4-H mar Servie« Manuel Estanol, manager of the whether the invitation would be AUTO HEATERS LUBRICATING STORAGE Mexican that team, suggested Long accepted. ΟΙΟ. A. EMMONS SmoNTZXNG 51SW Blackstone advance the for a "Mexico has a nerve to ask us Hit. Sporttn* Good. Devi. expense money 21 ST êt VA. AVE. N.W. game any Saturday in November to play 'em," he remarked jokingly, (REEL BROTHER! Fries,.Beall & Sharp .JH^TWJN JACKET_CIGAR or December. The feenators f re- "we haven't annexed Mexico. Itll 14» ST., NMr* ■ ΟΙ*»™· 4220 7X4 lot? St. N.W. Natl 19M WEST 1901 Xotaoo· r, MX Abaucbuetts tient references to Mexico in re- We're only annexed Mississippi." 11 WuUoftoa Diatributor*, Ave, Wubiifloii, D. U