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Evening star., 1925-11-23

1t was q sorry crew Of Tigers that
left the field at Lawrence. All the
tang was gone from the glory Of an
other valley crown. for they had been
defeated in the last play OF tie game
they sought most to win The Tiger
defeat was the glory of Charles
stony Wall. who Was in the game
Tor Kansas for perhaps less than a
minute. II was Wall who was called
in To kick the point after touchdown
that tied the score ard 1t was Wall
who again was called from the side
lines to make the last desperate hut
successful attempt for a field goal.
Hardly had the ball gone over the
crosshar when the final whistle blew.
Both Kansas and Missouri finished
their season Saturday. the Tigers with
but that one defeat, and Victories
over Nebra ska. Kansas AEgieS. Wash
ington, Iowa State and Okla ahoma in
the conference, and Il victory over
Roila and q tie with Tulane in non
conference games
Drake lost its one big chance to win
the valley crown when ii fell before
Iowa State : to 6. Iowa State went
into second place and showed Drake
to third.
Ii was Cory and johnny Behm of
Benin. y. Benin and Cory that brought
the downfall OF the Bulldogs. Cory
crashed over with the Iowa state
touchdown and Johnny Behm kicked
the point after touchdown and gave
Drake three Intentional safeties to
save his team in a dangerous Situa-
tiun.
Oklahoma defeated Washington %
to ut Norman in the only other
conference contest. The Oklahoma
Aggies We're defeated by Arkansas at
Fayetteville 10 :.
Nebraska Will engage Notre Dame
at Lincoln in the outstanding game in
the valley Thanksgiving day The Ne
braskans have Jared we'll in hard non
conference contests this season. de
feating Illinois and tieing the Uni
versity of Washington eleven.
Grinnell and Washington, Kansas
Aggies and Iowa state and oklahoma
and Oklahoma Aggies will finish UP
the conference season Thursday while
Drake is ending its season at Dallas
with Southern Methodist University.
Evening star., 1925-11-23
FOOT BALL SECRETS
sol NtIZgtT
When a Forward Pass Is Thrown.

When the opposing team makes n
forward pass, all defensive players
assigned to the task of covering op-
ponents. except those in the zone TO
which the pass is thrown. should
Immediately start at full speed 10 the
spot where the bali IS going TO fall
Never stand still Vhen playing one
of these defensive positions and watch
the ball drop. The reason is appar
ent. Defensive players should rush
to the point where the ball is TO
fall, either to tackle the opponent
who catches it. if the pass is com
pleted. or to form interference for
their teammate in case the pass is in
tercepted.
The well drilled foot bah team vii!
assemble at this point and run back
many of the passes intercepted and
thus make the opponents passing at
tack one of their own StrongeS ground
gaining plays. Most passes that are
intercepted by the defense and re-
turned for touchdowns are the result
OF q wide-aWake defense that as
sembies all of its men in the zone
where the pass is intercepted in
order to form interference for the
player who catches the ball.
Evening star., 1925-11-23
G0NZAGA GRID TEAM
IN TWO MORE GAMES

\ Coma "a Loyola clash al George
town field on Thanksgiving day and
an encounter between the recently
crowned city champions and ST.
James School Of Haverhill. Mass
AT American League Park on De.
ceuher >, complete the list Of high
school foot hall games to be played
on local fields this season.
Excepting Gunzaga Central and
Dewitt Prep are the only schools
till continuing gridiron activities.
central. winner in the annual high
school league series, iS prepping for
u turkey day clash with Whining
ton High School on the Delawarean's
field. while Dewitt is in line for
Fha uks@ivinG game with Massa mutton
Military Academy at Woodstock. Va
Western ended its schedule Satur-
day hy trounCine Mount st. Joseph'S
Of Baltimore IN surprising upset.
- 70 i. The Saints We're considered
the leading cOntenders for the CITY
and Catholic state championships.
Evening star., 1925-11-23

Marion Wells tied the score BY pass
Ing the Madeira goal keeper after the
bali had been rushed down the left
side of the field Georgianna Joyes
scored the second goal for Holton
Arms shortly before the half closed
after a long drihbIe and skillful pass
ing from centertield to wing.
In the second period. the Blue and
White line moved steadily down the
field for four successive goals. break
ing through THEM opponents defense
IN series Of spectacular plays
Eleanor Colahan Gagged the first OF the
four Miss JoyeS carried the second
one through followed shortly by Miss
Colahan'S long drive, which made the
score 10 Z. After 2 hard struggle.
with Madeira threatening TO score III
q laStminute rally, H0ltol Arms
again gained the upper hand as Alice
Davies eEaded her guard to rush the
BAH down the field for the final goal.
Line-Jp and Summary.
- H"iton Arms Positions Madeira
Harrat HanE"r- +. W. Eleanor Totten
Ggor-i3nsa j,ye. 4 EiizS8s,6 - Rob@rrs @r''5
Fraaaes Faa@gs b2ta 4 4 Yarz1t TTofn9566 Ha65
Sns,@ S.e, sl1sleton I-la r. I ,s Barsara Drake Drake
Emily 81 Murray R + ,o'F',i, Fareis :n NySr! i@G,s
Ellen .PeeIe.. ..-.. K II BCaroline Thompson
%
IstH. "dH, To:
Hoiton Arms -..-..-.-.-. .--,.,G 4-6
Goas-Weis lH. A.. Joyes > III. A.
Culthan. II. A. Davis I'll. A.; Ban
RI oterees-Nl-s Hopkins Of George wash
iu-tou MISS Breh1ord OF Potomac school
BASKET ball players and coaches over
the country have evinced considerable
interest in new system which has
been suggested by officials Of the
women's division Of the National
Amateur Athletic Federation. 1t is
designed TO develop greater interest
i'm the game on the part of the indi-
vidual players and better teamwork
among the group a. a whole.
The rather novel idea involves q
rotation of players after each goal
scored. For instance. after the first
goal. left forward moves to right for
ward position. right forward takes
center. center takes left guard posi-
lion left guard shifts to right guard IS
place, right guard to side center and
side center assumes left forwards
position.
In this way each player learns the
whole game instead of a single posi-
1lon. This should make for much bet
ter teamwork. \ center. for example.
is much more aDL to work smoothly
with her forwards after she has once
been in their place and become familiar
Evening star., 1925-11-23
Penn Paper Fauoed Over Cornell Early Winter Sports Po1
LANE, THOUGH IDLE,
STILL TOPS SCORING

Eddie Tryon of Colgate did not get
into action on Saturday, and as Dart
mouths season is at a close Lane of
the Green still sets the pace for scoring
Donors in the East -ith d total of los
points to the Colgate stars 103.
Tryon still fas Il chance to carry off
premier honorS, as his team goes into
action on Thanksgiving day against
Brown. but it is possible that the
Bear will not take kindly to Tryon
and will put an end to his scoring.
Thus the final honors for the sea
son depend on the Colgate Brown con
test. with Tryon having TO make at
least a touchdown or the equivalent
to carry away the title.
Third place is held by Carr of Syra-
cuSe, who went on a scoring spree
against Niagara, accounting for all
his teams points. II. He went over
twice Tor touchdowns and after each
he kicked the goals for the single tai
lies and in addition he kicked a field
goal. His total now is an even 80.
Players who have scored more than
so DOintS follow:
Evening star., 1925-11-23

Navy, if one considers that Michigan
game which the Middies lost. "a to 0.
But on the other hand, the Navy tied
Princeton, which heat YaIe after Yale
humhled the Army. That would give
the Navy "a points advantage over
the Soldiers.
Bob Fisher coach of Harvard foot
ball, again has announced his de-
termination to retire. 1t developed
Yesterday that Fisher made the an
nouncement to the team before it
went into the Yale game to play its
old rival to a ScoreleSS tie.
Fisher reconsidered last year after
announcing that he was through He
plans to put all his time into business.
Evening star., 1925-11-23

Yet the outstanding event of the
magnificent indoor arena sport has
known, the new Madison square Gar
den in New York. Fifteen teams Of
cyclists. those sturdy fellows who
wheel for SIX days and six nights,
will start in the first New York grind
Of the year IN the new building next
Sunday at midnight. following upon
several hours Of sprint races on Sat
urday.
Yale Skaters to Use Garden.
Completion Of this s. 900 900 ssruc
ture north of Times Square brings
professional and amateur hockey into
prominence in New York for the first
time. Yale University has made the
Garden surface its home rink and
New York viii be represented in the
international professional circuit by
a group of expensive veteran expo
nenrs Of the ice game
Track meets basket ball. bicycle
races. boxing all have room in the
new sport structure. where the at
tendance capacity varies from $4,000
to 10000 persons, according 10 the
sport
The waning outdoor schedule.
brings more than a score Of colleges
and universities into competition at
tan Cortlandt Park in New York to-
lay In the annua! intercollegiate .
i. 4. A. country championship.
Ton last year hy the University of
Pittsburgh.
Major league has, l,,..l> appears t,
be awaiting he end II foot bali befor,
indulginE in its cold weather effort
for prominence. with it, Whispering
and actual trades
The New York Giants hov-ve-
have indicated an inteation to build
the team that gained four atraight
National League penuants by shifting
catcher. Mickey Devine, To Rurh.
ester
Providence. once in the old Eastern
League. which later became the In.
terna atioual, and which tried the pres
ant international brand Of basa ban
late last season. has joined forces
with the new Eastern circuit. compria,
ing New York Massachusetts and
Connecticut cities.
Rich golf tournaments. product Of
increased public interest. have been
announced for the Winter. with
<l0.na0 in rr.izes Tor the professionals
Evening star., 1925-11-23
FORT MYER SOCCERISTS
NOSE OUT WALFOROS

Fort NTyer socceristS eyened scores
with the Wolford club yesterday at
the Monument grounds by nosing out
the District team. , 10 :. in spirited
encounter.
Franco. outside left for the Soldiers.
scored Two of the winners goals and
also he'd \ hand in sending the other
counter into the netting. Fort Myer
led. | to at the half.
Evening star., 1925-11-23

Michisan's achievement in rolling
up a total of 227 poinst against 3
against it is the best the Wolverines
have done since 1917 Then they
scored 304 points. but opponents
scored 53.
Northwestern scored 81 points
agains., SO for its opponents. It's con
ference victories We're over Indiana
Michigan and Purdue and ii lost to
Chicago. The Purple also dropped
both conference starts, To Tulane.
aid To Notre Dame, 3 to 10, Satur-
day
Benny Friedman. Michigan Sopho-
more quarter, was the leading point
winner Of the conference. He rolled
up four tOuchdoWnS. two field goals
and - points after touChdoWnS for 81
points. Nick Kutsch. the Sioux city.
Iowa, cowboy. star of the Iowa team,
who piled up q margin early in the
season, was second with ~ points
made in six touchdoWns. three field
goals and four points after touch.
down.
Grange, leader OF the Big Ten last
year with l3 tnuchdoWns. made only
8 this year and finished the season
in fifth place. tied with big 30"
NoIenda Of Michigan
Evening star., 1925-11-23

Colgate has gone through its sched-
ule without defeat but was held 10
q tie by Lafayette early in tho sea
son. Led by its captain. Eddie Tryon.
II doWned Princeton. t. o. Prince
ION licked Yale. - to l.. and Vale
beat Brown. 20 10 :.
Celumhia's advantage in figures
over syracuse is derived as follows.
Army conquered Notre Dame. y 10 o.
and columbia defeated the Army. 2I
To Notre Dame and Penn state
played To . scureIesS tie. and Syracuse
Won from Penn State. 10 o.
The Army. from the seasons scores.
Is about 100 points better than the
Evening star., 1925-11-23
DARTMOUTH MEETS YALE
AND HARVARD NEXT YEAR

HANOVER. n. H.. November %
LP.-Harvard Yale and Cornell have
places on Dartmouth foot ball sched-
ule for 1926, announced here today.
The season will close with the Cornell
game at Ithaca. The schedule:
September o5 Norwich.
October . Hobart 9. Virginia PolNtechI
nic: 10 Yale at New Haven; %. Harvard
al Cambridge. 30 Brown.
November 8. Boston University; -. Tor
nell at Ithaca.
Evening star., 1925-11-23
HAS 40-POINT ADVANTAGE
BY COMPARATIVE SCORES
But Thanksgiving Day Game at PhiIly Is Expected
10 BE Thriller-Colgate, Columbia and
Navy Figured TO Win i'm Final Clashes
By the Associated Press.

|OMPARAIINE OF
ball would indicate is
Cornell
54 better thanSy
These ecvens Thanksgiving day Army
and Navy will lock Saturday, while
d
INC Then Dartmouth Cornell
The Cornecn clash Philadelphia thrill
ing a the elcEen each other with unoed lines
Pitt, while
crushed Can.ius. o 0 on Saturday
Evening star., 1925-11-23
CYCLISTS WILL OPEN NEW
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
Hockey, Track and Field and Basket Ball Games to
BE Staged in Gotham ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
man Bout Starts Bright Indoor Season.
BY the Associated Press

r HIS is the period oi year in sporae returning
| indoors n face O adva
Events that take added foot
ball proud OF its 1925 demonstration OF stability, packs with
choice ohcnghe Cornell Syracuse
ColgatBown Thanks
Army and Navy Saturday.
The indoor Mickey
weight champion opposed Sailor Friedman Wednesday
Newark, \ 12ound wherein
decisions
ou il Walker napaeitated during the bout finds himself
Evening star., 1925-11-23

California and Florida will stage
them.
The fG-qualfied plan in the nations
amateur championship seems doomed.
William G. Fownes. jr., prospective
president Of the United States Golf
Association. will be delegated to dis
cuss with British authorities the new
ball that America commends. a Lighter
larger sphere. necessarily Of less
carrying power.
Basket ball, hockey and track per
formers. eager for action against
rival clubs. are preparing diligently
for what promises To be a record
breaking season for indoor sport. es-
pecially in New York.
Evening star., 1925-11-23
FREEDMAN SETS PACE
IN BIG TEN SCORING

Aiichisan's great quarterback Benny
Friedman, scored more points than
any other foot bali player in Western
Conference games this season. Regis
terlng i've points after touchduNnS
saturday. Friedman ran his Big Ten
total 10 - 10 wrest the lead from Nick
kutSch OF Iowa
Benny Oosterba4u % Michigan
finished third. Il point behind kutsch
lie was the leading touchdown maker
OF the Biz Ten with eight.
The LEADING point scorers.
Evening star., 1925-11-23
NAVY HOLDS FINAL
SCRIM MMAGE TODAY

ANNAPOLIS. Md. November "a
The work OF the Navy eleven for the
final week OF preparation for the
game against the Army ut the New
York Polo Grounds Saturday has
Deen outlined
The last real scrimmage Of the sea
son was TO take place today. and ii
i probable that the regiment of mid
shipmeu Will be present for a part of
the time 10 put pep into the players.
Tomorrow and Wednesday there will
he some general pointing up and sig
naI and formation drills.
The squad. under Lieut. Gomdr
Frank SiiuglufT. foot bah representa-
tive of the Navy Athletic Association.
will leave annapolis Thursday morn
ing aud Will stop over in Philadelpiia
20 see the peun-C Cornell game. The
same evening it viii proceed to New
York. StOppin. AZ the Hotel CmnmO.
aDre. On Friday afternoon the last
practice will be held at the Polo
Grounds
The Navy eleven Of 1926 will face
Colgate on October %. according To an
announcement just mace and with
this contest in addition TO the Prinre.
ton, Michigan and Army games on
lis schedule. next years team viii
the Colgate game viii come in he
tween the Princeton and Michigan
contests
The game with Colgate VIII he the
biz home game for the midshipmen.
The Navy team will 90 to Princeton
10 meet the Tigers and it is almost
certain that the game with Michigan
viii be played away from Annapolis
probably in Baltimore.
Evening star., 1925-11-23
MISSOURI AGAIN ANNEXES
VALLEY CONFERENCE TITLE
" the Associated Press

AASAS CITY November 25Ihe University OF Iige
n the OF
ourl alley Conference gdron but with hope perfect
record shattered and their most coveted
Although defeated 7 kau,a,
renee Saturday the Tigers retained the
by oi
Evening star., 1925-11-23

Owing to the soggy nature of the
ground along the Zuyder Zee. where
the Olympic games will be held in
Amsterdam in 1928, it will be neces-
sary To drive 5000 piles, each so feet
in length, into the subsoil for a foun-
dation for the stadium.
Evening star., 1925-11-23
" OMEN IN SPORT
BY CORTlNNE FRAZIER

| EOLION ARMS its third victory last game
on its ntcrschoac hockey schedule
tPse field WIN triumphcd dcciivey
II vase to L.
| fast throughout the match exceedingly during
the period Madeira goal Gagged by Charlotte Ball
Evening star., 1925-11-23
HECTIC SEASON is CLOSED
in WESTERN CONFERENCE
BY the Associated Press.


completed Midwest today had Thanks
- giving games hold their chalk
of in
lincoln Thursday headned the closing
the
the
bv
Evening star., 1925-11-23

with the game from their angle She
Immediately sees how important it IS
10 throw accurately to a forward in
order that she will not be thrown off
balance or out of position when she
turns TO shoot for the goal or 10 pass
70 her teammate.
Lillian Schroeder. executive secre-
tirN of the Women'S division of the
national federation. asserts that sey-
eEal schools and colleges already have
tried out this system in practice games
and coaches in many others have ex-
pressed themselves as enthusiastic
over the idea.
Washington Athletic Club basket
ball tossers will have a practice game
tomorrow evening from to in the
Marjorie Webster gymnasium at Four
teenth and Massachusetts avenue
northwest. Betty Cronran. manager
Of the club. urges that all members
Of the squad report promptly and
come prepared to practice the full peri
cd. as only a few more practice peri
ods remain before the opening of the
inter-cliub series for the city cham
pionShip.
Thursday evening the Washing
tonlans will practice from TO 1890
in The Eastern High School gym
naSium.
The freshman rifle team of the Uni
verSity of Maryland Will shoot against
the Central High School squad on
December 5. This will be the first
Iiae amy team from the university
has met the high school shalpshoot-
erS and considerable interest is
evinced in the outcome.
Dorothy Murray. manager of the
Terrapin varsity team. has announc-
ed several additions and changes in
the schedule for the season. The
MarylanderS will shoot against the
University of West Virginia on Feb
ruary 20, and the Agricultural College
Of Utah on February q, in addition
TO matches already listed.
The University of Michigan date
has been changed from November
2S 10 March s. March Is is the date
set for both the Michigan State con
test and the match with the Univer-
sity Of Illinois. the latter originally
scheduled for March q.
metropolitan Athletic Club members
will hold q. special meeting tonight
in their club rooms III the MetropoH-
tan Theater Building at T:30 to discuss
Winter activities. the annual ball and
the adyisahility of atfiliating with the
wOmen'S division of the National ANA
tenn. kthletic Fedora tiop
Evening star., 1925-11-23
TIP FOR FISHERMEN.

HARPERS FERRY. ". Va. Novem-
Der 23.-The Potomac and shenandoah
rivers both clear this morning.
Evening star., 1925-09-18
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Evening star., 1925-09-18
Our Children-By Angelo Patri

| Watch for the next little sign. lie
may hand somebody something he
needed. Note that and smile encour-
agement. When you get him alone
praise him for the little signs of his
character growth. Even II he wissles
a little he likes it. He may Law down
his game and run an errand for some
body. Note that. II Is dawning un-
selfishness. Cherish these signs and
make the most of them. They are like
little bits Of sawdust af1oat on the
pond. First they are far apart and
seem to have no relation TO each other.
But soon one ties to the other. little
knots of them form in close associa-
tion. Soon the pond is close-covered
with the saWdust
Each little act the child performs
floats by itself until the next one
comes. Then by some mysterious
power they knit themselves into close
association. AS the days go by they
gather in number and power until
they color the child's conduct. and we
say he has formed his character
Those little signs are so impOrta nj.
Keep watchful and kindly eye out
for them. And as to those that YOU
do not like, ignore them II wou can.
suppress them when you can. Leave
them alone, without association, and
they will sink.
Copyright. 1920