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Evening star., 1925-11-10

The long-aWaited recovery of Moon
Baker, NorthWeStern'S star back, Is
u source of cheer and much work
for the Purple. For they have new
formations built around the fleet run
ner and adept kicker. Purdue, hosts
20 Northwestern this week, is stress
ing defense.
Michigan's squad is in good shape
after its unfortunate encounter with
Mort thWestern and iS determined to
down Ohio State. Edwards is back
at tackle to Bolster the line and
Yost's bag of tricks is producing new
plays. ATarek and Carow. Buckeye
backfield stars, are out with bruises,
but may be back against the Nolver-
ines.
Chicago's reception for Dartmouth,
claimant of the Eastern champion
ship, is being arranged. The Ma
rooms, after stopping Red Grange III
his tracks, albeit the mud aided them,
have Il defensive calculated to halt
Oherla nder and other star backs from
New Hampshire's granite hills. Alon-
so Stage. Chicago mentor. is stressing
defense. particularly against passes.
Notre Dame has its alumni home
coming to inspire the Rocknemen 10
strenuous efforts in practice for the
Carnegie Tech. The Northwestern
game next week is not lost sight OF
since the PuIDles defeat of Michigan
has made it a formidable threat.
In good shape after the Chicago
game, Red Grange and his Illini are
taking things easy for their final
home appearance Of the season in
the game with Wabash. IL is the last
appearance Of the famous Red in his
own bailiwick.
Indiana and Rose Poly and Wis
consin and the Michigan Aggies are
regarded az conditioning games by
the two conference teams, which
look for easy victories.
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. November
10 lP).-Dr. Clarence W. Spears first
move in preparing his Minnesota team
for the first contest championship
chance against the Iowa eleven Sat
urday was to restore Arendsee to his
position in the backfeld, in place Of
O'Brien. who was given a trial there
in the Butler clash.
For a long time DR. Spears has en-
Evening star., 1925-11-10
EPIPHANY TOSSERS
TO GATHER TONIGHT

Plans for the coming basket ball
season will be made tonight by mem
bers of the Epiphany Athletic Asso-
citation at a meeting at the 9 street
gymnasium. Members are requested
to be present at s O'Clock
Two quints Will wear Epiphany
colors again this season. The
juniors. who have made the outstand-
ing record in their class during the
past two seasons, will try for the
junior title again. while the big five.
coached by Bailey Springston, again
will take it's place in the ranks of
the Sunday School League.
Washington Comets will encounter.
the Sigma Alpha Epsilon FIVE Thurs
day night at ? o clock in the Eastern
High gymnasium. The Sigmas are
members Of the George Washington
| University Interfraternity League
ana have given IL good account Of
themselves In their opening games
The lineup includes Capt. Lewis,
Schriver. Whyte, Muth, Durant and
Croft
Union VI. r.. tossers Will begin
prepping for their campaign in the
Sunday school circuit with a prac-
tice tilt tomorrow night at the Y. NJ
{. \. court. Woodside NJ. K. will
oppose them at 7:15 o'clock. The
Union roster includes Capt. Russett,
Finch, Sawyer. Tonkinson. Andrews
Grant. Olsen, Phillips, Hoage. Alex
ander and Taltaville.
Pete GitlitZ. captain and guard Of
the Georgetown University five has
taken over the direction of the ka-
nahwa team. which will play under
the auspices of the new Jewish Com
munity Center. Members Of the team
and candidates will meet tonight at
7:45 at 1910 Sixth street
Evening star., 1925-11-10
uak to Clash Saturday -Four Teams Looking for Big Ten Laek

after my teams showing against
Michigan"
Baker will be back in the lineup
for the game Saturday with Purdue,
which Northwest stern. hopes will win
for it the Western Conference cham
pionship or n tie for first place.
Thistlethwaite said he would devote
the entire week to building up an Of
fensive.
LAFAYETTE. Ind. November 10.
Purdue, getting ready for North
western. which comes here Saturday,
is building a defense against Baker
and Lewis, Purple stars, and to per
feet their own running and passing
attack. The Purdue squad which
a Homecoming encounter, and North
western. Capt Harmeson and Glad
ders still being on the injured list.
Since Coach Phelan began coaching
here the Boilermakers have not lost
a homecoming encounter, and North
western has been defeated by Purdue
two years in succession.
CHICAGO. November 10 LA) sig
nal drill constituted yesterdays work
out of the Chicago foot ball team in
preparation for the game with Dart
mouth Saturday
Coach Stagg reviewed the team :
errors Of last Saturday, heard reports
of scouts who watched the Dart
mouth Cornell contest and announced
that the week would be given over to
working up an alright defense
against forward passes.
CRBANA, Ill, November 10 Up
Coach Zuppke of Illinois, glad 10 have
come out victorious i'll his annual bat
tie of wits with A. A Stagg gave his
varsity team a rest and sCrimmaged
the second string men against the
yearling eleven yesterday.
Illinois is concentrating on Wabash
and is hoping for dry field
None Of Zuppke's gridiron warriors
was injured in the clash with the
Maroons.
BLOOMINGTON. Ind November
10 P).-A leg injury sustained 10y
Bishop. varsity guard. against Ohio
State Saturday may keep the big
linesm&n on the bench for the rest Of
the season
Yesterdays practice was brief. the
time being given to assistant Coach
Miller's explanation of the faults Of
| the Crimson play against The Buck
eyes.
SOUTH BEND. Ind, November 10
| CP) Capt. Grove will not be in the
NOtre Dame lineup against Carnegie
Tech next Saturday ana the home
coming crowd will see the varsity
play under the leadership Of Substi-
/ tute Quarterback Edwards Grove Is
injured and Shearer is not expected
to play. TWenty-nine thousand seats
have been sold
Evening star., 1925-11-10
TWO TEAMS STILL TIED
IN FRAT BASKET LEAGUE

Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Theta
Epsilon Omega remain tied for first
place in the George Washington Uni
versity interfraternity basket ball race.
as result or their victories scored
last night. Sigma Alpha Epsilon won
from Sigma Phi Epsilon on a forfeit.
while Theta Epsilon omega took q
close decision from Delta Tau Delta
Each Of the winners IS credited with
two victories.
Sigma Nu won the only game play
ed Saturday night. defeating Sigma
Phi Epsilon. l5 10 IA
Evening star., 1925-11-10

tertained the notion that Arendsee
might develop into a first-class center,
but now with the necessity urgent to
strengthen the Gophers' defense
against forward passes. a phase Of the
game in which Arendsee eXcelled early
in the season, he has changed his
mind.
IOWA CITY. Iowa. November 10
P).-With only four days for practice
before leaving for Minnesota. Coach
IngWersen and his assistants have
mapped out strenuous campaign for
the Hawkeye squad.
Iowa scouts reported the Minnesota
shift one Of the most dangerous in the
country, and Ingewersen is concen-
trating on "A defense that can cope
with the Gopher attack.
kutsch, halfback, and Smith. end,
who have been out on account of in
jurlea, will be in shape for the Mime
sofa game.
ANN ARBOR. Mich. November 10
lP).-F'ew remarks We're heard in the
campus yesterday about Michigan 5
defeat at Northwestern Saturday. and
neither the players nor, coaches would
comment on the encounter other than
TO speak Of the condition of the play
ing Nld. A light workout was given
the team yesterday. prior to stiff prac-
tices scheduled for today and toInor-
row.
COLUMBUS. Ohio. November 10
Rj.-New plays to be used in the
Michigan game next Saturday We're
given 10 the Ohio state squad yester-
day, as it went through light drill.
All of the regulars were in uniform
except karow and Marek, backfield
men, who We're given an additional
days rest. Marek was slightly in
jured in the Indiana game last week
Coach Wilce expressed satisfaction
with the Indiana game in which
State was victorious by only : 10 O..
CHICAGO, November 10 CP).-
Coach Thisrlethwaite of Northwestern
put the Purple squad through only a
light signal drill yesterday because
he had a sore jaw.
It's from smiling so much he ex-
planned. Il was able to smile for the
first time in four years last Saturday
Evening star., 1925-11-10
VINEZ, FRENCH FIGHTER,
LOSES FIRST u. S. SCRAP

NEW YORK, November 10 LP)-
Lucien Vinez of France, making his
first appearance here as the light
weight champion of Europe, last night
lost a judges decision TO Charley Ro-
sen of New York in a 12round con
test.
Neither fighter displayed more than
ordinary punching powers and there
were no knockdoWnS.
Evening star., 1925-11-10
FIGHT FANS ARE HURT
WHEN STANDS COLLAPSE

PITTS SBTRGH. Pa November -
CP,.-JacF Zivic. Pittsburgh weIter
weight. won the decision of the Judges
over Paul Doyle Of New York in IT
lU-round bout here last night revers
ing the result Of a meeting iu Tie
same ring two weeks ago.
Zivic was the aggressor through.
out. DOYLE won only the last lWo
rounds and held his own I'm two 9th.
ers, according 10 newspaper writers
al the ringside
one fan was seriously injured aT,d
% or more slightly hurt when stands
in the rear of The arema- cola psed.
Evening star., 1925-11-10
WOMEN IN SPORT
by CORINNE FRAZIER

AIR the E " Brown School have the Section cham
ponshp OF the Columbia Heights Division Elementary School Bas
ket Ball League playing through their schedule without the loss
They cnched the title week when they defeated John Eaton
team, "a to g..
They will play the the division
the schedule half
with Unless West School by
defeating the leaders when they clash this week Park will
V. for the
Evening star., 1925-11-10
MANY IMPORTANT GAMES
ON EASTS GRID PROGRAM
Yae.Princeton, Harvard. d.Brown, Pittsburgh.Pen
Syracuse-Colgae Among Battles Listed:
Big Elevens Ready for Frays
BY the Associated Press.

LIHOUGH Dartmouth Yale which have their
~ leadership
- a wealth OF
The high-scorng machine will
Saturday which
national championship
Princeton the nudde OF the mythical Eastern
the jungle with
Haven Bulldog Ye closing November p
Evening star., 1925-11-10

Force-Adams and Toner basket ball
teams were deadlocked when the time
whistle blew yesterday afternoon at
the Georgetown field. and 1t was nces-
sary to grant an additional minutes
of play in order that a decision might
be reached.
Each team had one field goal to its
credit. They fought desperately dur
ing the overtime period and Force
Adams finally succeeded in rushing
the ball to its end of the field and into
the basket for 4-to-2 victory.
Winning this game allows Force
Adams to retain its lead in section b
of the Georgetown division. as to date
it is undefeated. CurtisHyde is load
ing in section A of that division with
but one game standing between 1t
and the sectional title.
Force-Adams and Toner lined up as
follows:
Evening star., 1925-11-10
SETS BOWLING RECORD.

Rolling for the Surrenders team of
the Public Debt girls loop last night
at Convention Hall, Miss Mealy bet
tered the all-time league record for
high individual game by turning in a
score of 1873. mark II pins better
than the old record held by Mrs. koh-
Ter.
Evening star., 1925-11-10
FOOT BALL SECRETS

Hold the hands low and near TO the
ground when dropping the ball for a
drop kick. as in the first illustration.
Time will be saved by doing so, pre-
cious time that will often permit you
TO get off a drop kick that would be
blocked if you held the bail out in
front of you, as in the second picture
In adjusting the ball for d drop
kick. after receiving the pass from
center, place the laces toward the
goal. The adjustment should be
made as you are moving your hands
down in order to drop the ball. Save
all time possible in getting off u kick
Evening star., 1925-11-10

plete through the
ball, so that If the
club was stopped
at the instant of
hitting YOU would
find the hands
fully extended. in
line with the shaft.
If this wrist action
does not I a k c
place, it indicates
the wrists are stiff
and that the shot
is a stiff-arm jail
at the ball. Fail.
ing to let t h {
wrists reach out
often results ir
persistently half
I o p p e d S h o t $
which ralSp the
Evening star., 1925-11-10
JEFFERSON LEADER
IN SOCCER LEAGUE

jefferson soccerists took uudlSpu;en
possession of first place in The JIinInt
High SchUo! soccer League standings
Yesterday hy handing Il 3-to-o deies
TO the Hlne eleven al Columbia field
The Southwest JOuterS now have
won four straight games. including =
victory over the championship 90
lunlbia team. and have only TO take
Powell 10 camp on Friday of ne.
week IL claim the title
Columbia and Powell teams were
scheduled 70 play This afternoon.
The line up for Yesterdays game
Evening star., 1925-11-10

charge of the dodge, ball teams at Car
field. has picked squad for the game
today from the group of 40 players
who are out for volley ball on her
ground. This picked team represents
her best and most experienced play
ers. and she expects them TO come
through their series with flying colors.
The following girls are included in
the lineup: Dorothy Kelso, Louise
Smith. Loveye Adkins. Ellen Durham,
Dolores Iglehart, Elizabeth ORoark.
Bessie Pruss, Margaret Burke and
Ada Lusby. Rena Durham. Loretta
Canter. Barbara Livingston and Alice
Canter are substitutes.
Evening star., 1925-11-10
TIE FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
LIKELY In CONFERENCE
Michigan, Northwestern and Iowa Hope to Finish
Season i'm Deadlock With Minnesota at Top.
Loss Would Cost Cophers Lead.
By the Associated Press.

~HCAGO 1OFour hands being stretched
this ball eevens have
~ in the Western Conference title
Their the championship scramble tangled
Minnesota Iowa Michigan and
To the three
manning games lose
his del OF
boy absence week have the Hawkeyes the
is back The iophe
ueuy the defending their the head the
tackle and Ascher
Cooper. with
Evening star., 1925-11-10
BIG BOUT PLANS FAIL,

NEW YORK. November 10 GP).-
Madison Square Garden promoters
have abandoned hope OF signing Gene
Tunney and Young Stribling for a
15-round heavyweight fight at a
Christmas fund show on December %
Evening star., 1925-11-10

ketcham overwhelmed Buchanan A.
80 to 8, in the Virginia avanue fracas
yesterday. Buchanan was the winner
of the division basket ball trophy last
year, but their defeat at Ketcham' 8
hands puts them out of the running
this eason unless both Bryan, now
the leader and ketcham lose their
remaining contests.
Buchanan meets Bryan Friday aft
ernoon in the game which probably
will decide the championship.
Ketcham'S guards, Winifred Welsh
and Ruth Lott, We're especially alert
yesterday and much credit for the
victory is due to their efforts. Other
members Of the team are Mary Lott
and Virginia Gait. forwards; Bertha
Dodge. center. and Josephine Rowlie.
side center.
John Burroughs and Brightwood
Park are running neck neck III
the Bloomingdale division. The win
ner of the race probably will be de
cided before the end of the week.
Langdon walked away with their
opponents from Brookland yesterday
winning, AZ TO >. Each Of these
teams has lost one or more games, so
that they probably will not be in the
running for the title, unless Lang
don continues TO turn the tables on
one of the two leaders.
In the Rosedale double header
Wheatley defeated Webb, IA to A. and
Kingsman downed Maury. So to 4.
Mildred Mccoy accounted for all but
two OF Kingsman's goals. The expert
passing of the winning team was the
feature Of the game.
Pierce tossers are leading in the
Rosedale division race and are looked
upon as the probable title winners.
Neither Peabody Hilton nor Car
berry has lost a game in the Plaza
division. and Peabody added another
triumph to its list yesterday by de-
feating Edmonds. II to 5. Carbery
meets Edmonds today.
If both continue their triumphant
march through the schedule until
November 90. when they meet each
other, that game will prove the Wa
terloo of one of these ancient rivals,
with the division trophy at stake.
WallacI is leading all contenders in
the Garfield division, with two games
TO go before it can claim the title.
Fairbrother and Van Ness are the two
hazards in its path.
Playground teams from GEORGETOWN
anu IoluinDld rOdQ VIII meet tOmOr
row afternoon in a practice game on
the Georgetown Field.
Fifth Church bowlers still are far
in the lead in the Columbia Federation
b. I. P. L. League, with Bethany
Second~ on the list The leaders have
clean slate with Is victories
Bethany is credited with eight vic
tories and one defeat.
Here is the standing of the teams
70 80 To-
Evening star., 1925-11-10
MEET IN CUE MATCH.

Hampton and Dent are scheduled to
cross cues in tonight's match of the
District pocket billiard championship
being played at Grand Central parlors.
The Richmond-Dent encounter listed
for last night was postponed because
of the illness Of Richmond.
Evening star., 1925-11-10
WINTONS HAVE GAME

Winton foot bailers are booked to
play against the Southern Props next
Sunday. Practice for the Wintons
will be held tonight at o'clock at
Tenth and E streets southeast.
Evening star., 1925-11-10
HAUSER IS REINSTATED.

First Baseman Joe Hauser Of the
Philadelphia Americans. who was on
The voluntary retired list because of
an injury to his leg. has been rein
stated by Commissioner Lands.
Evening star., 1925-11-10

ball to roll along close to the ground.
Tee shots that fail 10 rise as they
should have their trouble in the fact
that the club face fails 10 get under
the ball properly, due to stiff wrists
Copyright. 1922
Evening star., 1925-11-10
The Washington Ladies. Duo

League boWlerS get into action to.
night on the Coliseum alleys. with the
following teams meeting: Commercials
vs. Hilltoppers; Department of Int.
rior VS.. Interstate Commerce Commits
sion: ColumbianS VS.. Washington
Climbers vs.. Delhis: Beeques VS.. Beth
any.
In the General Accounting Bowling
LeaEu Military rolls against Con
troller Generals at the Coliseum
Evening star., 1925-11-10
Inside Golf
BY Chester Horton

In all golf swings the .wrists must
be permitted to go clear OUT as the
clubhead takes the ball. BY this I
mean that the wrist action is com
Evening star., 1925-11-10

Virginia Avenue dodge ball team
will meet the Garfield tossers at 4:30
this afternoon on the Garfield court
Each team has defeated the other
once. and today's game will be the
rubber. Miss Ellen Lamly, director in
Evening star., 1925-11-10

LINCOLN, Nebr.. November 10 Ldo).
Permission of the Western Base
Ball League directors to transfer the
Lincoln franCh Se to some other city
Will be asked. u has been announced.
Evening star., 1925-11-10

Next Saturdays program has a
number of struggles between tradi-
tional rivals including the Army
Columbia ioust in New York. the
Harvard Brown game at Providence,
Pittsburgh Penn at Philadelphia.
Syracuse Colgate at Syracuse, Will
liams Amherst At Williamstown,
Mass
Evening star., 1925-07-02
HEAT LAYS SIEGE
TO MIDDLE WEST
Mercury Scurries Upward of 100
at Many Points Throughout
Territory.
Ry the Associated Press.

Bv the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. July 2.-FIesitant sum
mer overCame stage fright long
enough Yesterday to make a bow to
the MiddleweSt and then decide to
stay while.
Hot. dry winds from the Southwest
sent the mercury sCurrying up above
the century mark at numerous points
throughout the territory, and while
the weather man said there would be
no decided break in the heat today. he
promised somewhat cooler weather
over the area, with local showers and
No deaths We're reported but doz-
en- persons were treated for heat pros
tration at Kansas City.
\ebraS ska. Kansas. Missouri and
Iowa bore the brunt of he heat in
VaSion. which shattered records for
July l i'll many localities. The high
est temperature was recorded at Par
sons, kanS., where the Government
thermometer climbed to 107 degrees
Hutchinson, kans.. reported 106, while
104 was noted at Salina, Ians.; Jop-
lin, Mo; DeS MoineS, Iowa, and Oma-
ha, Neb. Readings from 100 to 103
generously sprinllled the area Chica-
go got a taste of the heat, when the
mercury lowered around 90.
In contrast to the NiddleweSt, the
East was famed by cooling breezes
with the New York City temperature
of 56 degrees the lowest for JULY | in
40 years.
Evening star., 1925-07-02
AU-Stur Planet Bill to Be PrOrided
Star Gazers by Sky's Big Fire in July
Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn Feature
Greatest Celestial Offering of Season-First
Three to FroIic Together in Vest.

Shortly after sunset during July the
hNe hrigh planets - Mercury,
Venus. Mars, Jupiter and Saturn-all
will be above the horizon at the same
time for the greater part of the month.
ON the evening of July 10. SAYS n
bulletin from the American Nature
Association. Mercury. Venus and
Mars VIII appear so near together that
they might almost be mistaken for n
triple star, although in fact Mercury
will he about 105 900 900 miles from
the earth. Venus 10000 600 miles
and Mars 239 900 900 miles.
Mars Is Receding.
Mars is increasing its distance from
the earth and drawing in toward the
sun. SO ii will be increasingly difficult
TO find it in the twilight. Mercury and
Venus now are approaching the earth.
Mercury will reach its greatest ea ast-
ern elongation on July %, when ii will
be more than 81 degrees east of the
sun. This, the American Nature
Association points out. is within one
degree of it's greatest possible distance
from the sun and great enough to en-
able it to be picked up easily in the
twilight after sunset.
Any one watching these three plan
Evening star., 1925-07-02
SOUTHERN PUBLISHERS
MEETING OPENS JULY 6
A. S. Ochs Among Speakers Sched-
uled to Address Convention
in Asheville, N. C..
Special Dispatch to The star.


ASHENILLE. n. c.. July 2.-Adolph
s. OchS, publisher of the New York
Times, will be one of the principal
speakers at the twenty-third annual
convention of the Southern NewSpa-
per Publishers Association. to he held
here July to s. according to the com
pleted program made public today. He
is scheduled to talk on Newspaper
Making" July :.
Other headline speakers include Rob
ert Latham. editor of the tharlest on
News and Courier and winner of the
Pulitzer editorial prize; G. T.. Hosmer.
Fort Myers U'la) Press. on The Ma
tional Journalists Home; Russell II.
Edwards of the American Tree ASSo-
citation of Washington, on Forestry
and Its Relation to Newspaper and
Other Industries" and j. Fred Essary
president Of the Gridiron Club and
Washington correspondent of the Bal
timore sun, on THE Washington AS
signment."
At business sessions. the report of
the committee on postage and legiS-
lation looms large because of the forth
coming joint congressional hearings.
scheduled to start in Washington, ID.
c. July 90. Col. Robert Ewing. pub
Usher of the New Orleans State, is
committee chairman.
The convention will he called to or
der at am. July 6 by Arthur G.
Newmyer of the New Orleans Item
and Tribune. association president.
Evening star., 1925-07-02
SOLICITOR TO BE NAMED,
Hackworth Favored to Succeed
Hyde in State Department.

The vacancy in the office of solicitor
OF the state department.. caused by
the resignation of the incumbent
Charles G. Hyde of Illinois. will be
filled in few days. Mr.. HYDE has
been appointed professor of interna-
tlonal law at Columbia University
New York City. as the successor of
John Bassett Moore OF New York, who
also preceded him in the office of
solicitor Of the State Department.
Though not officially announced it
is understood that one of the assistant
solicitors Will be promoted to the
vacant soilcitorship, with the chances
faNorinS the selection of Green H.
Hackworth of Kentucky. who has
been attached to the, law staff of the
State Department since August. 1916.
and has been an assistant to the
solicitor since October 1918. He is a
graduate of George Washington Uni
versity and a member of the bar of
the District of Columbia. Recently he
has represented the interests of the
United States before the British
American Claims Commission, created
by the treaty of 1909.