arrcrßTy, SPORTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. P. C. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 17; 1f)'J8~. 15 Big Foot Ball Games Are to Be Staged in Every Section of Country Today FOOT BALL STARS WHO WILL FIGURE IN THREE OF TODAY’S BIG STRUGGLES ELEVENS TECH, SCHOOL CHAMPION, BULLDOGS. TIGERS BIG TEN TO PLAY ONE MORE GAME

TOP EASTERN LIST BATTLE FOR LEAD Conqueror of Eastern, 7 to 0, Likely to Make Trip If November 24 Is However, Clash at Princeton lowa, Wisconsin Also Fight to Tuscaloosa, Ala., Is Merely One of Many to Retain Place Among Acceptable. Unbeaten Teams. Attractive Frays. achieving the public high achool been batted down by Eastern, Drtssel foot ball title yesterday by defeat- came through with a toss that gave ing Eastern, 7 to 0, in Central Tech its touchdown. BY PAUL R. MICKELSON. eleven F.y the Associated Press. Stadium. Tech’s registered Eastern’s Defense November 17.—The Associated Press Bports Writer. INits second win in the championship Strong. YORK. fifty-second meeting between CHICAGO, November 17 <4>).—First series in the palt six years. The Mc- From this stage until the fourth peri- Princeton and Yale at Prince- place In the Big Ten foot ball champion- Kinley boys gained the title in 1923 od, Tech, though virtually always car- ton was Just one feature of ship race and membership In the Na- and in 1925, 1926 and 1927 finished in rying the fight to Eastern, was unable NEW Eastern foot ball card. tion’s circle of undefeated teams a tie for the crown. The 1924 series to pierce the Eastern defensive. How- today’s select Eastern found it harder There were also such alluring an- were at stake at lowa City today where when Central was the winner and Tech ever, even to as that between Colgate lowa and Wisconsin speed and finished second was the only campaign gain against Tech. nual duels match desperation and Syracuse at Syracuse; between Co- brawn before 35,000 spectators. during the six-year period when the In Eastern lashed out lumbia and Pennsylvania at Philadel- The battle, which may decide the McKinley boys have either not won or with its only real offensive of the game phia; Cornell and Dartmouth at Ithaca, championship scramble —barring upsets tied for the championship. in the final period, and, with the whole N. Y.; Williams and Amherst; Holy In next week’s final games—was easily ball team will backfleld alternating in toting the ball, and The championship foot smashed to Tech’s 12-yard line. Cross and Harvard; Penn State the outstanding attraction of the West- go to Tuscaloosa, Ala., to play the crack through Lafayette; West Virgniia and George- ern Conference’s schedule, which In- high school eleven there, it was an- Here the Tech defense became adamant town, Washington and Jefferson and in a final effort to score Oxley and cluded games between Chicago and nounced today by Elmer P. (Hap) Har- Bucknell. and flung a pass toward Smith. The bail, and . , J M Illinois Indiana. New and Northwestern den, Tech athletic director, if November however, was Intersectional games included Because of impressive triumphs over 24 is acceptable to the Tuscaloosa grounded and went into York University and Missouri at the Minnesota and Ohio, Coach Burt Tech’s possession on its own 20-yard Stadium, authorities. Yankee Fordham and unde- Ingwersen’s ponderous lowa machine line. The McKinley boys soon hats the Grounds, After winning the public high title danger feated Detroit at the Polo was the experts’ choice to win. Wis- ball out of and thereafter East- Carleton and Army at West Point. a game yesterday Tech was undecided at first ern never threatened. In the late stages Boston consin, however, packed passing to accept the offer, Navy, Brown and College with every team it has met this season whether Tuscaloosa Tech was again menacing the Eastern were decided favorites over Loyola of and was conceded a big chance. A which was made by Champ Pickens, goal, play ending with the Maroon and Baltimore, New Hampshire and Can- steady drizzle yesterday made the Southern sportsman. The Alabama Gray in possession of the ball on as was Wesleyan over play- has not been three isius, respectively, ing field soggy, and that was regarded eleven beaten in Eastern’s 15-yard line. Bowdoin. seasons. as an advantage for lowa, which has Line-Up and Summary. Fifty-second Annual Contest. an almost Invincible line attack. One More Game Left. _ Tech. Position. Eastern. November 17 (4»). With the crucial Eastern-Tech game Benner L. E Holland PRINCETON, N. J.% _ lowa Line Is Heavy. Cole L. T T. Nally —Thousands of visitors were here today now history only one more title series Oyster L. foot The lowa line, averaging close to 10 O C. Miles for the fifty-second Yale-Princeton Wisconsin's, match remains to be that be- L. Winston Center Miller ball game. pounds more to a man than played, Oehmann (Capt.). R. G Montague houses fewer and its two line smashers, Mayes Mc- tween Central and Western Tuesday in Edwards R. T Wade A town that normally carried the Edelblut R. E E. Chalkley than 10.000 people had to handle five Lain and Willis Olassgow, Central Stadium. It will be a battle Drlssel Q. B Oxley times that number. The town fire- Hawkeye hopes, while Wisconsin de- Fountain L. H McCullough pended line's aggressiveness, the for third place, as Central and Western Florence R H quarterback, Tech outplayed Eastern yesterday and Eastern 0 0 0 O—O Princeton, with a somewhat better to spear passes. to wm, but the Lincoln Park- Touehdown—Edelblut. Point after touch- FIVE 0. C. COLLEGES deserved down— (placement). record for the season, reigned favorite Favored Over Yale; In vindictive mood because of Its de- ers offered the Maroon and Gray the Driaael Substitutions: Princeton by Michigan ago, Eastern—Smith for Chalkley. Clow for Mc- in the pre-game predictions by a slight feat two weeks Illi- most desperate opposition. Though Carthy. Tech—Norwood for Ooas. Referee— Eli were ad- nois, 1927 invaded Chicago Mr. Magoffin (Michigan). margin, but no sons of . champions, Hap boys only Umpire—Mr. Tow- BIG CLASHES IN GRID STRUGGLES Coach Hardens scored ers (Columbia). Linesman—Mr. FOUR Coach Amos Alonzo Daniels mitting whistle. bent giving aggres- defeat before the final Are Sized on one touchdown, they were the (Georgetown). The memory of last year’s contest when Other Contests Up Stagg’s men their fifth straight Con- sors virtually throughout, and witn the the Tigers, conceded even more of an Foot ball teams of the District ference licking. Chicago was in good exception ot one splurge, when it reach- SERIES STATISTICS. edge than they are given today, lost physical shape for once, but wasn’t 12-yard line, Eastern was un- Team Standing. group were to figure In live games turn ed lech’s 14 to 6. Defeat remained in the minds BY WALTER TRUMBULL. fer a natural let-down after the Har- this afternoon, three on home grid- conceded much of a chance to able to gain consistently. _ W. L. Pet. of CARDED ON COASI its Tech 4 o 1.000 cer- of the supporters both colleges. vard game. Penn, at peak, irons and two on alien Helds. back the Illinl. the hand, the McKinley Eastern 3 i .?so to detract and Yale are meeting lost this At Northwestern and On other Central l Both teams had injuries tainly would not have a game In encounters here, Georgetown Bloomington, employing spectacular * 3 .333 from their chances. Johnny Garvey, today in a game with tradi- season. Indiana, were to do battle. Off to a comoinauon, a Western 1 3 .333 tions back into the and West Virginia were to meet passing game ana a ciever determined Business 0 4 .000 star Yale back, remained out of the Southern California Meets stretching Although It will make me unpopular in Griffith Stadium, Maryland and start, Northwestern has snapped dim distant past. The Tiger rushing attack, contrived to advance Yesterday’s final practice, limping along the side- and with my friend, MaJ. Corum, honesty Virginia in Byrd Stadium, at College Korto a powerful aggregation with vic- Result. lines heavily PRINCETONand the Bulldog have fought Purdue the oau ox ten ana ior substantial yard- Tech. 7; Eastern, 0. with his sprained ankle compels me to say that I think the Park, and tories over Minnesota and and Washington Team many thrilling bitter battle, and and American University age. The forward passing combination swathed in bandages. Ed Decker, State a and New York University should belt the George Washington in Eastern todav was pointing to a first-division Tuesday’s Game. rarely previous been any true High Bradley Edelblut mainstay of Yale’s defense, also took has form daylights out of Missouri. The N. Y. U. School Stadium. berth In the final conference rating. ox Homer Drlssel to Central vs. Western, Central Stadium, things easy, fearful of doing further in Main guide to the result. looks it emerged Brook- Indiana was badly crippled. The field accounted lor Tech's lone touchdown, 3:13 o'clock. but the Contest. On paper, Princeton Every line as if had from Catholic University was at rushes Fountain, injury to two broken fingers, looks best. a steel and its are lyn. N. engage St. John's was soggy and heavy. and the of Holmes would be able to except two—Maine and Dart- mill backs nimble. V., to Howard Tech’s nifty little Reaults es Other Games. coaches said he play. opponent West Virginia and Georgetown, and of that city, and Gallaudet was to Minnesota had the once mighty Florence, Eastern, 6; Central. 0. mouth—has scored on the Blue. Two in backs, were the brightest spots in the Tech, 1; (forfeited). Howe Decides to Play. By the Associated Press. Nebraska and Pittsburgh, should fur- clash with Susquehanna, at Selings- Haskell Indians for opponents a non- Business. 0 opponents only—Ohio State and Wash- Conference clash, which was regarded McKinley team’s triumph. Eastern, 6: Western. 0. Howe, and star center SAN FRANCISCO, November 17. and Lee—have on the nish thrilling contests. There isn’t grove, Pa. Central. 13; Business. 0. Chuck captain ington scored as merely a workout for the Gophers. Capt 33; of the Princeton team, has been in the Though four Conference clashes were Orange and Black. Princeton looks to much to choose between them, but the Max Miller, at center; Billy Tech. Western. 0. edge, appear Eastern. 3; Business. 6. infirmary all week with a severe cold, offered to Pacific Coast fans today, in- have the stronger ends, the better back- if any, would to be with Wabash Visits Purdue. Wood, right halfback, and Smith, who Tech. 43; Central. 0. to lead team terest of foot ball followers centered all as a West Virginia and Nebraska. Chalkley right Weatern, d; Business. 0. but decided his into battle. field and, In all, fully powerful willingTamateur, enemy, replaced Eaton at end Nine members of the Princeton team chiefly in the University of Southern line. Syracuse and Colgate fight their an- An ancient Wabash, was at for Eastern, gave stalwart defensive California’s last major with the nual battle tomorrow, and when these Purdue and this time the Boilermakers A crippled Devltt eleven proved no took part in last year's losing struggle. battle You can’t pick a Yale eleven that lost exhibitions. match for as the year of State two meet the dope frequently goes over- are fearing an aerial attack. Today's Catholic Freshmen Six of them are seniors this and Cougers Washington College. its sixth game of the season to Mary- PROS Drissel’s through the to won a revenge they board. Syracuse looks the stronger IN TIE WITH battle was the twenty-eighth between shot air Edel- Cardinal yearlings 27-0 match besides their desire for The conflict was the only one having land to beat a Princeton team Just com- Tech’s touchdown Brookland Stadium. of their varsity a definite bearing on the Conference ing its Yet, in games between eleven, but Colgate may wash ’em up. the two schools. blut that brought yesterday In the had high hopes ending to peak. Harry Kipke, of the best ball came early in the game. It was a spec- Kane scored two touchdowns and De career with a victory over their tradi- title, with a win for the Southern Cali- these rivals, anything can happen. A 50-50 Contest. By the Associated Press. one car- fornia Trojans assuring them of at least riers ever at the University of Michigan, tacular play, Drlssel getting off a fine Mollo and Ambrose each counted one. tional rivals. Six Yale regulars who lowa State and Wisconsin, two un- Cornell has a good defense, and PORTLAND, Oreg., November 17. heave and Edelblut making a sparkling faced Princeton last year were in the a tie for the championship and a win beaten teams, will battle for the cham- Dr. O. F. an led his Michigan State College eleven McVean, for to Dartmouth, with Its regulars In the Willing of Portland, to meet overhead catch. The heave netted 25 Charlie clever little Gon- line-up the Cougars affording a chance pionship of the Western Conference. game, a Pacific to Ann Arbor the Wolverines. zaga quarterback, both touch- capture first has good attack. It Is tough amateur and Northwest amateur The Klpkemen promised for yards. Drlssel scored the extra point scored Yale. Position. Princeton. honors. lowa is as good as any team I have to who will win, and open golf champion, today threat- trouble the downs for Gonzaga as the Purple tri- Final determination of the titular , tell but Cornell Michigan squad, which has been con- on a place kick. Walker Left end.., .Lawler seen this season. It has a mighty line, shouldn’t lose. Georgia Tech should ened to eclipse better known national umphed over Mount St. Mary’s Fresh- Martina Left tackle Hockenbury role, however, depends on the annual adequate ends and great backfield. demned by Coach Tad Wleman for its Tech began the advance which cul- men, 13 6, at Oreene Left guard ..Moore a trim Alabama by a fair margin, and It stars and crowned heads in the final practice very to yesterday Emmltsburg. (c.) Howe Stanford-Californla game next week. Young Glassgow is a magnificent back if the $5,000 Oregon listlessness In this week. minated in its touchdown at the He went over both times after passes Charlesworth ..Center California and Southern California, , looks as Florida should keep march- 36-hole round of Coach Jack WUce planned to do con- when recovered the Stewart Right guard Mes^rea and McLain is a tower of strength. If ing • Unbeaten open golf tournament. outset, Florence from himself to Busaink had put the Eddy ic.) Right tackle Barfield each undefeated and tied only in their it will on. Tennessee tackles siderable experimenting today when opening kick-off, which was fumbled in Right . Stinson i Wisconsin defeats this eleven Vanderbilt and things look none Shooting consistent golf on the fa- ball position. McEwen end. one scoreless conflict, head the Confer- prove itself one of too his Ohio State eleven tackles Muskin- by Tom Nally, big Eastern tackle, on Hoben Quarterback Norman the outstanding promising for Its spotless record. miliar Waverly course yesterday, the gum Loud ....Left halfback Requardt i ence standings. \ teams of the country. lowa looks strong 73 his first at Columbus. Most of the regu- Eastern’s 40-yard line. After plunges Devltt and Gonzaga will meet in Hubbard Right halfback Wlttmer At Palo Alto, the Cardinals of Stan- ( California should beat Nevada, Stan- local star added a to day’s lars were expected to be saved for the 20 clash at Clark Miles enough to beat anybody. ford should total of 73 to land In a three-way tie by Goss and Florence had netted their annual gridiron Decker Pullback fordj University were ready for the Uni- trim Washington and Important Illinois game a week hence. Eastern stopped Tech’s rushing Griffith Stadium December 8. Devltt *"*" yards, '' Game to Pick. Southern California should for lead with Mel Smith of Portland 1 —1 1 versity of Washington Huskies in an- Toufh win from drive and after one long pass had won last Fall, 7 to 0. other teams have Washington State. None of these games and Abe Espinosa of Chicago. Espinosa, Conference tilt. Both At South Bend unbeaten Carnegie look Field at lowa Muddy. been competition, - exceedingly close. Illinois should leader with 70 at the end of the first defeated in but the Tech faces the Millers, Chevignys and beat Chicago, IOWA CITY, lowa, November 17 OP). EASY WIN IS SCORED Cardinalsj are favored for a victory. ] Minnesota should con- day’s play, slipped badly yesterday as Niemiecs of Notre Dame. About all quer the Haskell Indians, Ohio State did other national stars, including Wal- —Undisputed leadership of the West- The State honors for Oregon were to Carnegie< has is weight, power and Conference, more HURT be settled when Oregon State College has a practice game, Michigan should ter Hagen, who added 76 to his first ern and than likely JUDGE BADLY HIGH ; speed. It is true that might also beat Michigan State, Ohio day’s total of 72. the 1928 championship Itself, was the WOMEN SPORT BY ALEXANDRIA and the University of Oregon meet at 1 one Wesleyan stake | IN Montana was host to the mention Howard Harpster. almost as should continue its unbeaten way, Pur- In second position with scores of 147, for which the Universities of lowa Corvallis. 1 due and fought The FOXHOUND TRIALS University of Idaho at a battle at Mis- good1 a quarter as was Walter Steffen; should win from Wabash and the Johnny Farrell, national open cham- Wisconsin today. field, IN ALEXANDRIA,Va., November 17. John Karcis, the fullback, Army and Navy and Dutra, Tacoma, as was the case throughout the Midwest, BT CORINNE FRAZIER. soula. Two non-Conference games bring ; two-ton and should Tomp their op- pion, Mortle were was Alexandria High School’s speedy grid- the University of Rosenzwelg wh.o demnostrated that an ponents. Penn State should beat tied with Horton Smith of Joplin, Mo., muddy, and the prediction was for the highly touted together California ' rain at game time. CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va„ November A basket ball course will be Inaugu- iron machine downed and the University of Nevada at Berke- ' end still can run with the ball from Lafayette. regarded as one of the most dangerous Greenwood, High of Oceania, Va., is promise of In also Each team his material 17 C4>).—C. S. Tomilson of rated Monday evening In the Y. W. C. A. Oceania Bchool ley and the University of California at : scrimmage. There hard contests competitors. Next line and tied had best Na- prac- in easy fashion in a, listless game at On form between and and Burke of New available, Wisconsin’s aerial and speed Miss., one of the Judges in the gymnasium, including theory and Los Angeles and Laveme at Los Angele Carnegie looks the better, Harvard Holy Cross, were Hagen Billy cham- tical Instruction, by Marlon Dreadnaught Park yesterday, 19 to 7. 3. game is going be Northwestern Tommy Armour, Wash- artists—Cuslnler. Behr, Lusby and Reb- tional Fox Hunters’ Association supervised displayed in the but this to played on and Indiana and Temple York, with 148. holte—being all-age stake, was seriously L. Meigs Anne Von Busklrk, di- Much of the ardor a home field, where no Notre Dame and Geneva. Harvard, Northwestern ington, D. C., defending champion and matched by the batteries pionship and contest was stolen Thursday by an an- team has game since and Temple should through. Golden Paterson, N. of lowa—McLain, the Cherokee charger; injured yesterday when his mount fell rectors. The classes will be held each at lost a Rockne has come John of J„ fol- Armil pinning underneath. Monday evening throughout the Win- nouncement from athletic officials westlasketTeam been coaching. I’m not going to pick Amherst and Williams always play lowed with 140 each. and Farroh, with Olassgow in- over a fence, him exciting open the University of Virginia stating that Carnegie. well against each other. jecting an element of speed. Falls and spills during an ter from 8:15 to 9:30 and will be ineligible player, This season The Mrs. to all members of the Y. W. C. A., as Oceania has used an Pennsylvania appears much too strong Williams seems to have the edge. rain clouds cast no gloom over two-hour chase were numerous. considered (Copyright, by the Hawkeyes, Maury Thraves of Virginia well &s others who meet the entrance and therefore was not to be IS GATHERING STARS for Columbia, although Penn may suf- 1928. North American New*- as each drop of moisture Fontaine a candidate for State honors. pacer Alliance.) FOURDUCKPiNEVENTS was looked upon as adding to lowa’s Beach, Va., was pitched into the requirements for athletic participation The Maroon and White counted all winning possibilities, since excessive Rlvanna River when her mount turned at the Y. W„ which includes a physical three of its touchdowns on line plunges. With Wirtley Scruggs, Lefty Tripp, moisture would render unsafe the a somersault down an embankment. examination. The course will Include Hancock, Green and Paul Travers Charlie Taylor, Hall Williams. Bob May, ARE LISTED TONIGHT Badger passing attack, while the Fellow fox hunters rescued her. 15 lessons, according to Miss Meigs. scored in this manner in the. first, sec- Pete Furman and Jerry Collins already weighty home boys figured to lose little R. L. Hayes of Spencer, W. Va., also A new swimming class schedule will ond and fourth periods, respectively. on the squad, the W.* H. West Co. STRAIGHT OFF THE TEE traction In their smashing endeavors. was sllghtjy hurt. be announced shortly to Include an ad- Forge bowlers will engage In four Thursday, In life-saving Alexandria will meet Clifton basket ball team promises to make .a District Probable line-up: Os the 125 hounds cast ditional class instruction. High School of Clifton Forge, Va., in strong showing this Winter. The team big duckpin events tonight. 108 remained in the stake after the run. At the conclusion of this course the as ~ l, Position. its next battle in the series tor the class is after a game for Tuesday night. Call Nell Burkinshaw, assistant at Placid, N. They are scheduled follows: Jj* Wisconsin. Mary Lee, owned by L. Jacques, Jr., American Red Cross life-saving test is United Lake Y., looks very well end ,-j Oantenbeln •‘B’’ championship of Virginia. Manager Hurley at Main 9900 before 5 States attorney, must have got a real and has gained Baltimore Bowlins Center (Lens, Von m ‘ Smithsburg. Md., was crowned the given and emblems and certificates pre- p.m., North 5502-W after p.m. weight since the ama- ' Oreele. Dunnlck, Waters and Barnes) vs. show hound of to all those It. Summary. or 6 “kick” when he uncorked a brace of teur championship, (Lostn. Weldman, ggffrpi champion bench fox sented who pass Line-Up and Pepco Barry any where he lost in I Kms Pins Work. Mand- .SB® Boots Scruggs, or shots yesterday at Indian Spring to the Arst round to an Inspired 69 regis- . ley and Campbell). Lucky Strike alleys. S America in the annual show of the Na- Gymnasium class fees have been re- other players desiring a trial with the trounce no less a personage than tered by Johnny Dawson o’clock. B tional Fox Hunters’ Association. duced this season, and arrangements West Co. outfit are asked to get in over Brae ) District Firemen's team vs. Bethesda Flre- jiilht Smith Stride, by Champion Big Stride, are being made to fit Into the program Charles Evans, jr„ of Chicago, who at Burn’s rugged test. Evans, notoriously r men, Bethesda alleys. 8 o’clock. *nd *V..V..i, Delta touch with Hurley. one time held both the amateur and a bad putter, i District Doubles League. Convention KaU, out of Crook, was declared the best of informal basket ball games on Tuesday has abandoned the old •.. . 7:30 o’clock. _ , . . A. G. These will be :.hS open championships of the United hinged used to 1 League. Arcadia, the opposite sex. He is owned by and Friday evenings. ““tlrci-: walker In unlimited class Boys’ Club Basket affair he try to hole ! women's Doubles 8 In CSfr." States. ’em with and is now using . o'clock. Rolfe, Richmond. Va. purely recreational. Instruction :::*!s» Ball League games last night Boys’ a straight- The basket ball will be confined to the Mon- Chick came into town yesterday putter. He ' • " results of the bench show follow: Club Standards defeated Centennials, on faced aluminum will prob- Derby don—Osman, by Hasel- classes. business to remain here the week ably play at of a> Head llne,nun-perry owned Tom day over one the local wood, Lexington, Ky., _ . 32 to 20, and De Luxe squeezed out a courses (fflin9SS? - first. . end, and naturally the first thing he tomorrow. ' Graves Derby females —Coral, owned by 8. L. Hlne Junior High School soccer teams 11-7 win over Hartfords. thought of, after JANNEY A. C. GRIDDERS Wooldridge. Versailles. Ky., first. had exciting two his business was con- Maroons in Last Stand. All-age Stride, by A. have an week with Nativity senior class quint, which cluded for the day. was a round of Over in front of Evans, the siege gun docs- Delta owned O. more tight matches registered In their (jP).—Coach Rolfe. Richmond. Va., first. Molay golf. of Indian Spring—J. Hunter—- BOOK RICHMOND GAME CHICAGO, November 17 All-age females—Mary by L. game to 8 8 I I=l meets De five tonight in the Monro Amos Alonzo Lee. owned interclass series in which no knocking far and straight in Stagg’s downtrodden Jacques. Jr.. Smlthburt. Md.. first. . _ by than ar Eastern High gym, is after more games. He was with Burkinshaw, and the was them janney A. C, eleven, one of the lead- Chi- Tramp, date has been won more a one- a game Bob Barnett i cago Maroons to- Couples—Oelta Stride and Royal team, W T^ralthwaHhi? p<^rU*^ft3r'^ouchdown— Call Manager Bell at Atlantic 4236. latter asked him to go out to Indian with of Chevy ’ lng contenders lor the Capital City make their last stand owned M A. O. Rolfe, Richmond, Va., first. point margin. The 9B which C Braithwalthe)! Spring for a few holes. They picked Chase and Miller B. Stevinson of Co- ' League 150-pound championship, will day, when they attempt to halt an Packs—A. O. Rolfe. Richmond, first. holds a slight edge In the race, tied BA. Griffith basketers nosed out lowa Bill lumbia, amateur ancient and powerful gridiron enemy, E. V. Mattox. Brookhaven, Miss., won the 8-8, In one of the two games this pSmts aSSr touchdown mtaaed-Hancockfrom P. up Oi Este, the cross handed ex- the District champion. go to Richmond December 8 to meet played Williams (forward pass A. C., 12 to 11, yesterday. pert, hits Hunter, who light midiron ¦ Illinois, before 60,000 spectators. hornblowing contest. week, 9A 88, 14 to (plunge). who as far as any one, uses a where C. huskies, according to ——— while defeated 13. them 1 O’Reilly A. — Alexandria— Vtolett for even though the club in lesser men take a spoon, rolled in a Defeated in four straight Big Ten in the other. All of the teams ex- Pullman A. C. will place unlimited he grips un- ¦ arrangements Just completed. games, wasn’t ,or orthodox fashion. 10-footer for a birdie 3 at the eighth Final arrangements for tomorrow's Chicago even conceded a cept 9B have lost one match. \sn class and prep basket ball teams in the and then knocked his ball on the green 1 chance against Coach Bob Zuppke’s ALL-STAR TEAM NAMED swff&r field this season. Candidates for the They galloped over the first nine, with league games follow: Illinl, Dodge and volley ball teams have Evans holing the In strokes, cut with a midiron at the ninth, to hit the dashing who have had two weeks been M H '"‘ unlimited quint are to drill in the Rail- nine 35 150-POIIND CLASS. to prepare for the game. SCHOOLS active at Stuart Junior High, B„«r“,M.ffiß'; out the tenth and eleventh because cup for another birdie —this time a 2. FROM NEARBY where teams from the seventh grade Srrs7 V road Y. M. C. A. gym Monday night at But the ball didn’t stay in. To show Yankees vs. Peerless, West Potomac No. 3 It was the final game of Chicago’s ¦ were several foursomes on these Va., November 17. been a tourney » 8 o'clock. there (1 o’clock). Referee. O. Mitchell. schedule, however, and Stagg ALEXANDRIA, have holding dodge ball holes and went over to the Just how long Hunter is, he reached Stephens vs. Mohawk Preps. Friendship was ready Four School ball and squads from the and ninth „ twelfth. (3 Referees, and to use every trick in his repertoire Alexandria High foot eighth And when they came to the seven- the fifteenth green with a drive and a Field o'clock). J. Mitchell to stars are places on the all-star grades have been volley ball. Bt score an upset and critics, who given playing in light iron shot. His tee shot at the Janne‘ys Mercury. Friendship answer of team Results VIRGINIA A. C. ADDS teenth, Burklnsaw hadn’t figured a the vs. Field have been lambasting the team for third athletic district Virginia of games In these circuits to HYATTSVILLE BOYS LOSE, hole the golf of such second hole was within 5 yards of (1:30 o’clock) Referees, Costetlo and Simp- Its sports against fine play- the "lack of fight.” selected by Jack Tulloch. writer,' date are: ers as Evans and Di bunker guarding green, although son. and W. H. Edmund, coach of Dodse ball—7 B-2 defeated 78-1, 10—3; Este. was in use. Alexan- 7A-3 7A-1, 14—13; PLAYERS BUT GIRLS ARE WINNERS But there the young attorney hit a the short tee 133-POUND CLASS. Carnegie vs. Notre Dame. dria High School. defeated 7A-S defeated GRID 'B-S. . 78-1 THREE Palace, Potomac No. 2 30—25: defeated 7A-1. 31—7: HYATTSVILLE, Md., high iron shot that stopped on the Columblas vs. West Os the other places on the team, 78-2 defeated 7A-3. 34—18: 78-1 defeated November 17. projected change of the eight- (1 o'clock). Referee. Stevens. SOUTH BEND, Ind., November 17 11—8; green 10 feet from the pin, and The No. Washington-Lee High School of Ball- 7A-3. 78-J defeated 7A-1. 31—14. Hyattsville High School boys’ soccer while green at Indian Spring has been Notre Dame vs. Carlisles, Anacostla (&).—Carnegie Tech’s future rating as VoUey ball—BA-1 tied BA-2. 10-10; ALEXANDRIA,Va., November 17. Evans and Dl Este sank their prosaic eenth o’clock). Referee, McDonald. ston received three, Fredericksburg High defeated 43—4; 88-2 ball team, Prince Georges County cham- Difficulties arose in con- Id Pet worth, a contender for the national foot ball •A-I. 88-1 defeated BA-3. Virginia A. C. present three new eliminated, but the par 3s, Burkinsaw moved up to his abandoned. Mardfeldts vs. Brookland Field School two. and Culpepjr High and 23—3: 9A-2 88-3. 31—14; BA-2 de- will pion, was Hyatts- ball the contract of • (3 o’clock). Referee, Axt. championship depended on a victory feated BA-4. defeated7—B: its line-up tomorrow afternoon and rapped It in for a deuce. nection with the club Northerns, George Mason High one each. 9A-3 defeated 9A-1. 13—4: faces in ville High girls’ field ball team garnered with the of the course, for Brockland vs. West Potomac over University of to- BA-2 defeated BA-3. 18-16; 9A-X defeated it plays the Seat Pleasant Fire Evans is playing today at owner and 2 (3 o’clock).- Referee, McDonald. the Notre Dame The first team: 88-3, 17—12. when the second round as the result of open- Burning will not be No. No. 1 (3 day. Mason, on the latter’s new field at Tree with Roland R. MacKenzie, one the time being the change Marlon vs. Meircedes. Anacostla First, team—Nixon. Oeorge left Department ing matches in the State championship o’clock). Referee. Henderson. Undefeated in six games, they brought end; Lowery. Fredericksburg, left tackle; Pleasant, Md. of his associates on the last Walker Cup made. Fredericksburg, guard; Peyton. Seat »—— Stone. left High tournaments yesterday. „ with them a reputation of being strong- Alexandria, Culpeper, right J. F. Wilson, Washington-Lee County team. Chick, who was recently married in his fast round of the Indian center: Hoffman. NEARLY 500 GRADUATES and guard at Poolesville High, Montgomery Evans, er than Army, more powerful than the guard; West. Alexandria, right tackle; Wil- School coach All-State champion, defeated Hyattsville, 2 to 0, Spring course yesterday, was very much ‘ grid games. New York University eleven and liams. Alexandria, right end; Paul Travers, William Mary College several years team after just Alexandria, quarterback and captain; Mc- and in a game that required six extra 10- impressed the layout, comparing now at the of game. halfback; OF G. U. ATTEND SMOKER ago; Henry Poss, halfback, and Dave with \ Prep seek- peak their Pherson. Washington-Lee. right minute periods. The Hyattsville girls it with Burning Tree for variety of Fussell-Young grldmen are Notre Dame, too, appeared to Mortimer. Washington-Lee High, left naif- Between 400 and 500 graduates of end, are the additions. 85-pound teams. ready Washington-Lee. Corsa. downed Ellicott City High, Howard Fights Last Night shots and general difficulty. ing competition with go. Two motives were added to the Dack. and Ooodwln. full- Georgetown University attended the holder, 2, Manager Bob Sansome at West back. St. Mary’s Celtics have signed Jim County title 10 to at Balti- Call usual desire to win—one to protect a r—a fifth annual home-coming banquet of University Gaylor and Lelia Smith 3160. the Hilltop school at Cooney, former Georgetown more. Inez By Press. record of not having been defeated in held last night the game with the scored two goals each for the Hyatts- the Associated 23 years on the home gridiron and the Wiliard Hotel. guard, for tomorrow’s SPRINGFIELD, Ohio.—Eddie O’Dowd, glicklhets WIN TWO SOCCER GAMES. the Union League Park in ville girls, with Agnes Glngell count- verdict other to knock Tech out of the running Louis Little, Hoya director of ath- Apaches at Columbus, stopped Eddie Myers, Chi- Two soccer victories were turned in Washington. ing the other tally. Yesterday for the national championship just as letics, was among the speakers. Songs cago (7). Phil O’Dowd, Columbus, out- Foot Ball the eliminated yesterday by Raymond School, who de- and cheers in order to Dayton, (6) Pittsburgh aggregation were generate Virginia Juniors have listed the Hertz pointed Mutt Snyder, Ohio IN BOUT WITH GANS 1 ———— Notre Dame two years ago. feated Hubbard, 1 to 0, and Park View, pep for the home-coming foot ball clash A. C. of Washington for a game tomor- NEW YORK.—Joe Gllck, Brooklyn, Early season defeats eliminated Notre 2 to 0. today with West Baby Joe Gans, California Wake Forest, 7; Wofford, 7. Virginia. p.m. • - on Shipyard Field at 2:30 ACCEPT outpointed Dame from championship consideration. • row ROJAS TO Jones, Akron, Ohio, out- Press. Kentucky Wesleyan, 49; Eastern Ken- (10). Gorilla By the Associated was every Indication that an- game New (8). 17—Joe tucky Normal, 0. There A. C. is open for a pointed Pal Silvers. York NEW YORK, November s cient Carter Field would be crowded GRID GAME IS SOUGHT. PARTY FOR BAIL TEAM. .Rosebud eleven. BUFFALO, N. Y.—Sam Bruce, Nash- Glick, hard-punching Williamsburg Presbyterian College, 7; Ogelthorpe, 6. tomorrow with some 125-pound JOB AS WATCHMAN t 7; to the limit. Shabby eleven, field, For the benefit A. Manager outpointed Bobby Tracey, another for- Georgetown College (Ky.), Tran- which has a Is of the Phoenix C. Phone Thurman Smith at ville, Tenn.. lightweight, has removed Probable line-ups: after game with 100-pound class base ball team a card party wll, be 1019-J between 5 and 7 Buffalo (10). obstacle from his path toward “y a a Alexandria midable Frosh, 10; Center Position. Carnesie Tech. rival for tomorrow. Manager Wil- held tonight at Third street and Penn- By Mass.—Denny “Kid” 135-pound championship. Glick re- ! Kentucky State Notre Dame. Flanagan Call p.m. the Associated Press. WORCESTER, the E. Collins Lett end liam Miller at Lincoln 9904. sylvania avenue southeast at 8:30 Baby 14. ... (c.) 17.—His Tony the verdict over ’ Frosh, „„ Lett tackle Schmidt TULSA, Okla., November Carter, Phoenix, Ariz., outpointed ceived official . Miller counted 42 field behind him, (10). Cans, negro star, after Henderson Brown, 19; College of the Leppig Lett guard Deshar o'clock. Hoffman Clothiers l fighting career Quintain Santello, Worcester Joe California Moyninen Center Mlelsiner defeating Battery A in the post Chile, —Johnny Plal, Greenville, a rather lifeless 10-round battle at Ozarks, 13. Right guard goals in Romero Rojas of once regarded ERIE Pa. ¦ 6; Law .Lovewell at Fort Myer. The score ! as a contender for the heavyweight Joe Feldman, Cleve- Madison Square Garden last night. South Georgia State College, Twomey Right tackle Helmbold on the unofficial national title, was a gymnasium Pa., outpointed to 0. Vezle Right end Rosenswelg TIP FOR FISHERMEN. was 84 to 22. title, was en route to New York today The decision was not entirely tjie Rollins. Brady Quarterback .Harpster rubber contest. Pittsburgh defeated the to accept a job as a HOLLYWOOD, Calif.—Homer Sher- liking of the crowd, or some portion Sioux Falls College, 44; Dakota Nlemiec Lett haltback... .Moorehead Nebraskans, 21-13, last year, while Ne- HARPERS PERRY, W.Va.. November watchman. ' Rojas lowa, Roy cheers boos were Wesleyan, 0. Chevlgny Right halfback ....Letselter St Mary’s Celtics will start basket • Before leaving here last night idan. Sioux City, outpointed of it at least. The and . Karels braska scored a 10-0 victory in 1921. 17.—The Potomac and Shenandoah Wednesday night (10). evenly the verdict Island, 13; Nebraska Cen- Collins Fullback previous Rivers morning. ball practice at 8 I announced he was through with the Moore, Long Beach, Calif. about divided when Grand • (Swarthmore). Umpire Both games were played in were clear this the Armory Hall. take less Calif.—Long Tom was announced. Glick won chiefiy be- tral, 6. Referee—Crowell o’clock in fight game and would up SAN DIEGO, ¦ 13; Augus- —Hodges (Dartmouth). Head linesman— Pittsburgh. strenuous work to support his wife and Hawkins, San Diego, knocked out Tony cause Gans neglected to get started be- Western Union College, Lipp (Chicago). Field Judge—Very (Penn Probable line-ups: round. The evi- *• School was to play Y. (1); fore sixth Judges tana, „ „ Episcopal High 1 three children. Stabenau, Buffalo, N. Julian the College Nebraska. Position. Pittsburgh. Valley Academy of Win- Rojas, who suspended and fined Arriola, outpointed Young dently believed Glick had piled up ) University of Santa Clara, 12; Invades Morgan Left end Donchess Shenandoah ; was San Diego, Pitt Nebraska. Richards Tully this afternoon on Hoxton Field for failure to put up fight enough points in the first four or five of Pacific. 7. Left tackle BOWIE RACES chester SSOO a Allen, Chicago. guard 1 _ w Wayne 17 (&). Holm Left Pox 3:30 Babe Hunt, Ponca City heavy- Meyers, San rounds to earn the decision. Midland College, 13; Nor- LINCOLN, Nebr., November Montgomery at o'clock. against SAN FRANCISCO—Pete and the James. Center .. Young Harry fight uninteresting, bqt A field Pittsburgh McMullen Right guard ¦¦¦——-« ¦¦¦—¦ weight who knocked him out in the Francisco, outpointed The was the mal, 12. rain-soaked Right Dlmeolo de- (10). Battling Dozier cr6wd must have delighted Tex Rick- Penn (Iowa), 21; St. Ambrose. 0. Panthers were hazards that faced the Munn tackle Getto Nov. 16th to 29th second round Thursday night, was Wills, San Diego t Nebraska Ashburn Right end Ouarlno ARMSTRONG BEATEN, 6-0. scribed by Roy Rhodes, promoter, as Omaha, won decision over Jackie Rob- ard’s heart. Garden officials announced Doane College of Crete, 7; University of Nebraska today In Its Russell Quarterback Edwards a attendance of 18,937, largest in 0. quest for national foot ball honors. Sloan Left halfback Uansa off “through, broke, punch drunk and down ert, San Francisco (6). ~ _ paid Wesleyan, Peabody High School gridders Roy, history of at Tennessee Tech, 25; State Teach- Pittsburgh West with full fight- Parley Right halfback Williams inc. Petersburg. Va., yesterday defeated l and out." VANCOUVER. B. C —Leo (Kid) the professional boxing came Howell Pullback Parkinson Billy Townsend, the Eighth avenue arena. Most fol- ers, 12. ing strength to break the Nebraska (Washburn>, • Armstrong eleven. 6 to 0, in a col- The SSOO fine represented the full Montreal, knocked out Referee—Leslie Edmonds Tech the game thought the “popu- University of Georgia Freshman, 39; of no defeats or ties for the Topeka. Umpire—Dean First Race 1:00 P.M. in Howard amount of Rojas’ purse for the Tulsa Vancouver (6). 0 lowers of record ¦ Kans. Watke Special ored intersectional clash 1 prices charged for the show was Auburn Freshman, 6. year. A spongy, slippery gridiron was (Brown), Syracuse. N. Y. Head linesman— train* l*av* White Mom# University 20-yard forward appearance, and he accepted SSO from GALVESTON. Tex.—Neal Clisby. Los lar” G. Bn. Bankart (Dartmouth). New Station. W. B. A A., tvory IS minate* Stadium. A 1 University, Trinity the battlegrqhnd. York. Direct te resulted in Peabody’s touchdown. . one of the fight promoters to defray Angeles, stopped Wllllc Henry, Galves- responsible for the outpouring of the St. Edwards 7; Field tudt'e—c. 8. Mcßride (Missouri Vol- after 11:16. Grantatandu jmss < University, The having a bearing j ley), Kansas City. Admission, 91.50 Jyhe winners are undefeated this season. . his traveling expenses. ton Uy« fistic faithful. 0.