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Evening star., 1925-11-02
VETERAN BALL PLAYER
FOUND DEAD AT HOME

ST. PAUL. Mimi. November (P).
Surrounded by = book of base ball
clippings and pictures of old-time ma
ior league stars. the body of JAY y.
Doc) Andrews. 6S. former infelder
with various teams in the Old Western
League, was found dead III his home
here last night.
Death was pronounced due To the
accidental turning on of CAST jet.
Andrews left a medical course at
Johns Hopkins in the late 9os TO
play third base for Baltimore.
Later he played with Minneapolis of
the American Association, and Joplin
Denver. Topeka, Oklahoma City and
Des Moines, mana GinG the latter team
at one time.
Evening star., 1925-11-02

Yale and Army do not bargain for
trouble. the Cadets having drawn
Davis -Elkins at West Point. Navy
hopes To recover it's stride against
Western Maryland, Fordham is primed
for Holy Cross at the Polo Grounds
in New York, while Brown and Boston
University will have it out at Provf-
denCc.
Injury Fatal to Prior.
Fandom paused in its pursuit ~
teams and scores today to mark the
first college Sridiron fatality of the
season, death claiming Charley Prior,
Lehi-h quarterback, at Bethlehem.
Pa. lie suffered a fracture Of two
vertebrae in game against West
Virginia Wesleyan. October Il.
Either Columbia will beat Cornell
some time or David Goldstein. "A. is
going to continue TO study at Co
lumbia for life. He has bet he will
stay at the university till his team
downs his ancient foe. Two degrees in
arts and two in science have failed.
Now he's studying law. He's going TO
try medicine next. For five years
he's been trying to win the bet.
Evening star., 1925-11-02
DARTMOUTH AND CORNELL
TO FIGHT FOR SUPREMACY
Are Among Four of Unbeaten Top-Flight Elevens of
Atlantic Seaboard-Harvard Meets Prince
ton in First of 'Big Three Contests.
BY the Associated Press.

ASTERN pile of de-
featcd hopes and distorted the hills OF Hanover n H.
- where OF the unbaen opfigh eevens
While Harvard and
Princeton will Princeton the Harvard
Princeton triangle There will be the crowd
the fact that both Each hard pressed
Saturday, Harvard
wv
Although their the
NAMED unbrokn today Cornell and Dartmouth both had
Saturday. The hacan pushed Columbia the field Polo
Grounds New York intercepted forward and tumble
an unhi bat tie for rrictnr LII
Evening star., 1925-11-02
SHAPLEY OF MIDDIES
ALL-ROUND ATHLETE

Not only is Alan Shapley. Naval
Academy fullback, one of the leading
college backs up to this point in the
season. but he is easily the greatest
all-around athlete of the institution.
hapley's home is California. and he
prepared at Peddie.
Shapley may fairly be called a
qua druple threat as he adds the re-
ceiving of passes to the usual three,
running, kicking and passing. He
has done nearly all of the punting for
the Navy team this season.
Weighing 100 pounds and very fast.
Shapler excels in other sports. He
is 4 splendid guard on the basket ball
team and runs in the hurdle events.
Last year he took a first in the an
nual field and track meet against the
Military Academy
Evening star., 1925-11-02
SCHOOL TRIO TIED
IN GRIDIRON POINTS

George Roberts and Frank Blacki-
stone. Central right halfback and CEN
ter respectively, and Angus Heeke,
Eastern's hefty fullback. are tied for
top honors in the list of point scorers
at the end of the first half of the
annual scholastic championship foot
ball series, each having registered a
total of IL points.
Blackstone. lineman. equaled the
scoring performances of the two backs
by his sterling work in the Central
Western game. He intercepted for
ward pass and raced 81 yards for a
goal and later in the same period
picked up a loose ball in midfeld and
again crossed the line.
Jett and Mullen each have scored
a goal for Tech and O'Brien and Lof-
tus have added TO the totals of Eastern
and Central. Frank Davis is the only
Business PLAYER TO break into the scor-
ing column 10 date. while David has
contributed Westerns only score.
Evening star., 1925-11-02

the youthful combination from Sout
Directed by Joe Sweeney, 135 pound
quarterback. the .ApacheS kept the
District unlimited champs on their
toes for three-quarterS of the game
played on the Mercury field at Union
League Park. and then began a
scoring orgy in which White sent
across a perfect drop-kick from the 3D.
yard mark. Motyka and Gooch crash
ed across for touchdowns and Sweeney
added a counter with drop-kick for
point.
The Apaches uncovered q pair of
sterling ends in Hoofnagle and Brown.
The latter intercepted forward pass
that paved the way for the first touch
down after White had put his team
in the lead with a field goal.
Playing their first game Of the sea
son. Vic GauzZa's Nationals loomed as
formidable contenders for I50-pound
honors yesterday, when they took the
measure of the Brookland Athletic
Club. IS to 0, at the Brooklanders'
new field. Colliere's 20-yard run paved
the way for the first touchdown in
furnished another chance to count in
the third period, and forward pass,
Quigley to Tucci, sent the ball over in
the last quarter for the final goal
Scouting Fleet and Mohawk elevens
battled in the mud at Griffith Stadium
for four regulation periods without
either team breaking into the scoring
column. Ike Dre1fus of the Hawks,
and Bickman, Sailor quarterback,
were the big threats of the two
squads.
Mount Rainier fans witnessed Hip
Canvin's Emblems in action for the
first time yesterday when the eleven
battled the kenilworth team to a
scoreless tie at Mount Rainier field.
The home team made a stirring bid
for a score in the last quarter by
advancing the ball to the 2-yard mark
only to have the visitors hold for
downs. Dewhurst and Devlin. backs,
and Cawthorne. right end, gave the
outstanding exhibition for Mount
Rainier. while Cleveland and Schel-
laus were kenilworth' s best bets.
Mixing brilliant passing with a run
ming attack. the Fort Humphreys $
Evening star., 1925-11-02
WALFORD SOCCERISTS
DOWN SOLDIER TEAM

Soldier soCcerists at Fort Nyer
dropped their first game of the sea
son to the Nalford Club Yesterday at
the Army field by the count of to o..
Throughout the first three periods
the home team presented strong
offense and prevented the visitors
from approaching the goal. bit in the
final the Soldier backs gave way and
allowed the District hooters 10 send
the ball into the netting for each Of
their counts.
Al Foreman, we'll known in local
boxing circles. held the center posi-
tion on the Fort AIyer eleven and
gave the Walford backs trouble on
more than one occasion.
Evening star., 1925-11-02
TWO FRENCH FIGHTING
TITLES CHANGE HANDS

PARIS. November > LP)-Two
French boxing championships have
changed hands.
Francois Charles knocked out Andre
BonneIl the light heavyweight cham
pion. in the sixth round Of a 15-round
bout.
Paul Fritsch. the lightweight cham
pion. was defeated on points in 10
rounds by Fred Alvarez
Evening star., 1925-11-02
Leaders.
AUTO MARK NOT BROKEN
BY De PAOLO AT SALEM

SALEM. y. H.. November GPl.-
Announcement that Peter de Paolo in
winning the 25n-mile automobile race
here Saturday had broken the world
record for the distance was found t"
be incorrect
De PaOlO'S time was given as
hour. % minutes and % seconds
Tommy Milton at culver City. Ind.
last March raced $50 miles in / hour
58 minutes and 13 seconds.
Evening star., 1925-11-02

c gridmcn yesterday furnished the
t loot ball season by trimming the
1 with a fourth-period rally that gave
beast a l6-to-0 decision.
eleven yesterday took the measure OF
the Anacostia Eagles. IS to 6, on the
Soldiers gridiron. The Anacostians
counted in the last quarter on a for.
ward pass, Murray TO Brennan.
KyIe's drop-I>icL and Sawyer
touchdown on a 60-yard run, following
a Virginia tumble. enabled the Palace
team of Washington TO score a 9-to-6
victory over the Virginia Athletic
Club of Alexandria.
Northern Athletic Club foot ballers
encountered little opposition in their
battle with the Apache Props and ran
up score of IS to a. Mcdonald
Norksman and \. Gass scored touch
downs, the latter counting twice and
NJ. Gass contributed a field goal.
FASTENERS bowed to the Knicker
booker Props. to 0. Goldsmith count.
ing for the winner
Although considerably outweighed,
tllC w mum SleNell turned IN Il -b-JO-U
win over Battery b of Fort Myer. An
aerial attack kept the Wintons in the
van.
Baltimorp's Essex Bulldogs were
outclassed by the Waverlys Yesterday
in the Maryland metropolis, the count
standing to 0 for the Washing
tonians.
Mercury Juniors ran roughshod
over the Columbias, 20 to 6.
Cardinal Juniors made their wins
for the season three straight by
trouncing the Renrocs, % to O. at
Sixteenth Street Reservoir.
Southern Props outpIayed the Hess
team for a count of 13 to O..
Silner and Grady starred for the
National Props when the Trinity Ath-
letic Club of Georgetown was defeat
ed, 12 to s.
Moose Midgets ran up 19to-o
score on the Southerns.
Wolfe's 5e-yard run for goal gave
the Monroe Nlidgets decision over
the Yankee Props, to o.
Evening star., 1925-11-02
HAWAIIAN GIRL WINS
ANOTHER WATER EVENT

HONOLULU. November P).-
Mariechen Wehselau. the star Ha-
waiian swimmer. made clean sweep
over opposition from the mainland
when she won the 50-yard free style
race over Eleanor Garatti of San Ra
fael. Calf. national champion for the
distance. Miss Wehselau finishing a
s"ant foct ahead of the Californian n.
Her time was - 3-5 seconds.
Evening star., 1925-11-02
RODIER is NAMED HEAD
OF CITY DUCKPIN BODY

Henry T. Rodier was unanimously
chosen president of the Washington
CITY Duckpin Association TO succeed
Earl D. Stocking at the annual cleo
ton of officers held yesterday at the
Recreation alleys. Rodier bowls with
Harmony of the Masonic League.
Other officers named were: David B.
Fegan, vice president: A. L. Eher-
sole, secretary, and II. z. Greer, treas
urer. The new officers replace Arthur
Urban, Moe Goldberg and Pop HALEY,
respectively.
Evening star., 1925-11-02
DEMPSEY PLEASING
MEXICAN RING FANS
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
MEXICO CITY, November Jack
Dempsey, who fought two brief eyhi-
bition bouts with his sparrinc part
ners here. has left for Monterey and
Tanpico. where he will give similar
exhibitions.
He expressed qualification over his
visit and the enthusiastic receptions
which had been given him.
Although Dempsey's exhibition here
was a brief one. the fans who attend
ed and the newspapers apparently
were pleased. for the champion punch
ed his partners with sufficient force
to give some appearance of real
action.
Evening star., 1925-11-02
MACFARLANE IS SIGNED.

HOLLYWOOD. Fla. November :
Lp).-Willie MacFarlane. American
national open golf champion of the
Oak Ridge Golf Club. Tuckahoe. y. =,
has been signed by the Hollywood by
the-Sea Golf Club MacFarlane will
also represent Hollywood -by-th Sea
in Florida and elsewhere in the Win
ter connections
Evening star., 1925-11-02
DISTRICT RIFLEMEN
BEATEN BY Sd CORPS

CAMP MEA DE. Md. November
-Rtfemen of the District National
Guard bowed to the superior work of
a team of regulars recruited from the
posts of the Sd Corps Area in the
Corps Area championship match. held
yesterday on the local outdoor range
The match was a close one, the
winners gaining a margin of only .
points. In the offhand shooting the
Regulars picked UP 10 points on the
Guardsmen. but dropped behind in
the rapid fire by a single counter.
The teams We're tied in the prone
shooting.
Serst. T. A. Riley of Company Z.
121st Engineers, was high man for
the lOSerS
Evening star., 1925-11-02
WHITE SOX PICK CAMP.

CHICAGO. November N). - The
Chicago Americans will train next
Spring at Shreveport, La, where they
conditioned for the 1925 season. Date
of departure probably will be about
March !. An extensive transforming
tour will be arranged.
Evening star., 1925-11-02
REST FOR YALE STARS.

Tad Jones, Yale coach, was so graft,
fed over the Eli teams triumph Sat.
urday against Army that a week s
rest will be given some of the first
string players. Some of the men may
even be out two weeks - until the
Princeton game. These including
Kline. who was slightly injured Sat
urdAY,
Evening star., 1925-11-02
KAPLAN CANCELS BOUT.

MERIDEN, Conn, November . up.
Louis (IkiO Kaplan, featherweight
champion of the world. has been
forced to cancel his bout with Leo
(kid) Roy in Montreal Wednesday
night as the result of an injured right
hand received Saturday while training.
Evening star., 1925-11-02
NEW CHAPEL HILL PLANT
GIVEN BY COL. EMERSON
Wealthy Batimorean. Native of Town Where North
Carolina University Is Located, Has Been
Generous to State Institution.
BY n. c. BYRD.

7 University OF NORTH CAROLINA only itself foot
ball when Maryland last Saturday. but stadium
" we'll Baltimore before the Col Isaac
build
Hill they would and beat Maryland At dinner after
already had make
his
North Carolin low has
field Fall will excellent horseshoe stadium Col
the started and started by the
nrii anN on actffr rom
Evening star., 1925-11-02
STILL TOPS SCORERS.

SAN FRANCISCO. November . Cp).
Howard Elliott, fleet quarterback of
Southern California, retained his
premier position as leading scorer of
Pacific coast foot ball by his touch
down against Idaho. He has scored
50 points.
Evening star., 1925-11-02
CHICAGO FOR BOXING.

Jim Mullen, Chicago promoter, ey-
presses the opinion that his city soon
will be rivaling New York as Il
pugilistic center. The Windy City is
certain TO vote in favor of boxing
next Spring" he says.
Evening star., 1925-11-02
PRIOR OF LEHIGH DIES.

BETHLEHAM, Pa. November tP).
Charlie Prior, LehiCh quarterback.
who suffered fracture of the sixth
and seventh vertehrae in the game
against West Virginia Wesleyan on
October l.. died yesterday. His home
was in Ridgewood y. J.
Evening star., 1925-11-02
BOXER IS SUSPENDED.

SACRAMENTO. Calf. November
tF)--JacIi Monroe. negro boxer. has
been suspended indefinitely hy the
state boxing commission for unsports-
manlike conduct in his recent bout
with Jimmy ByrnS at Oakland.
Evening star., 1925-11-02
KUTSCH HOLDS TO LEAD
FOR BIG TEN SCORING

CHICAGO. November (P)-"Red"
Grange of Illinois moved from ninth
place TO third in the standing of West
ern Conference foot ball point scorers
because of his three touchdowns
against Pennsylvania. kutsch of Iowa
still leads with As.
Evening star., 1925-11-02

|. BALTIMORE, Md, November p
Poloists of the 10th Field Artillery
annexed the state military champion.
ship yesterday at Brooklandville by
defeating the Third Corps Area quar-.
tet. Z to 8,
Evening star., 1925-11-02
HOCKEY TEAM SIGNED.

The New York Hockey Club has
finally been completed with q squad OF
Is players. most Of them Canadians.
The outfit including Lancloids and
MCKinnon of the Montreal Tigers. viii
60 into training for the national
lea cue race.
Evening star., 1925-11-02
ALABAMA Is LEADING
SOUTHERN GRID TEAMS

NEW ORLEANS. November (P).
-Alab bama's colors are flying at the
top in Southern Conference foot ball.
North Carolina, Tulane and Virginia
We're bracketed in second place.
Standing of leams
Evening star., 1925-11-02
TRYON STILL IN FRONT
IN SCORING IN EAST

NEW YORK, November > tP).-For
the sixth consecutive week Eddie
Tryon. the Colgate captain, leads the
East in the matter of individual scoI>
ing on the intercollegiate gridiron. He
has scored 80 points.
Evening star., 1925-11-02
GRANGE GETS WISH.

Red Grange feels that he made good
A year-old promis" in smashing the
Pennsylvania defense last Saturday.
II want to show up the East" he
said last Fall. He did just that.
Evening star., 1925-11-02
MICHIGAN HAS A CLEAN
SLATE IN CONFERENCE

CHICAGO. November = CP)-Michi-
gan still tops the heap in the Western
Conference foot ball race. with not
point scored against her
Evening star., 1925-11-02

Golf teams are to be orcan nized in
each of the five high schools of Dallas,
Tex, by the Municipal Golf Commits
sion Of that city.
Evening star., 1925-11-02

Dartmouth. with smashing
triumph over Harvard and one of the
best scoring records of the year was
pressed unexpectedly by a battered
and bruised Brown team, which pre-
scnted a lineup of many substitutes.
Blocked kicks gave the big Green
eleven its only two touchdowns.
| where critics had forecast 4 big
score.
Many Startling Results.
No week end of foot bali in years
produced more amazing list of
upsets than the last.
The staggering blow struck at the
hitherto unbeaten Army machine by
! Yale indicated that Eli must still be
/ reckoned with in the Eastern title
/ chase. although beaten by Penn.
Army's defeat renewed arguments
that the small margin by which Penn
| downed Yale was due to longer pre-
| season preparation.
Red Oranges scintillations dashed
| Penn's hopes for consideration as the
outstanding Eastern team. On a
| boggy field the Illinois iceman and
/ tea drinker earned recognition from
| Eastern critics as one of the greatest
backs of all time.
| Eastern coaches have duly noted
| the revelations of Coach Zuppke of
| Illinois that he gave his men plenty
| of tea to get them on edge for Penn.
Perhaps the Navy finds balm for
! it's utter rout by Michigan in proof
at New Haven that the Army is not
superteam. Eddie Tryon and un-
defeated Colgate only partially re-
deemed the massacre for the East 10y
trouncinc Michigan State, 40.
Syracuse Line tncrOssed.
Syracuse was left today as the only
ma jor Eastern eleven 10 remain with
an uncrossed goal line as the result Of
verdict over Penn State. 10 o.
/ In spite Of this reverse. in addition
to a previous defeat from Georgia
| Tech. Penn State gave indications that
it would put up hard fight against
Notre Dame. at State College. Pa.
on Saturday.
Yale Maryland at New Haven. Bos-
ton College West Virginia at Boston.
/ Syracuse Ohio Wesleyan at Syracuse,
/ Wesleyan Williams at Middletown.
Conn, Pittsburgh. Washington and
I jefferson at Pittsburgh and Columbia
| New York University in New York are
u few of other outstanding contests.
Pennsylvania expects TO let down
! Saturday against Haverford, while
Evening star., 1925-11-02
APACHES JOLT GRID DOPE
BY DEFEATING MERCURYS

COSTElOS gridmcn yesterday
big the sandlot
champion Mercury with
Evening star., 1925-11-02

Georgetown and George Washing
ton of the local elevens were victors.
The former trounced King College by
big margin and the latter gave
Washington College a good heating
The Blue and Gray did just what
was expected Of il. but the Hatch
elites really played better foot ball
than was looked for by their sup
pOrtnrc
Evening star., 1925-11-02

Yale's decisive victory in the game
with Army gives another reason for
thinking that Yale is just about the
strongest eleven in the East Penn's
defeat of Yale gave the Dark Blue
a setback in the estimation of the
dopesters, but when it is remem-
bered that Army beat Notre Dame.
27 to 0, and Yale has now come
through with a decisive defeat of the
Soldiers, an entirely different situa
tton is presented. Yale seems by far
the strongest of the big three" elev.
ems.
Evening star., 1925-11-02

Wolfe's 5e-yard run for a goal gave
the Monroe Midgets a decision over
the Yankee Props, 8 to o.
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HanpNMep. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-07
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-07
Monday, December 9TH, 1925.

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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-07
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