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Evening star., 1925-10-10
penn. BROWN CLASH
TOPS GRIDIRON CARD
by the Associated Preas

BY the Associated Prea.
NEW YORK, October 1O.-Inter
sectional games added interest to to
days big program for Eastern grid
irons.
Georgia Tech and Penn State battle
at the Yankee Stadium in New York
Georgia and Yale struggle at New
Haven. William and Mary stacks up
against Syracuse at Syracuse, and
at Annsp polls.
What looks like the outstanding
fray is the clash between Pennsyl
vania and Brown at Providence.
Penn will be extended to cope with
jackson keefer. who IL the main cos
in the Brunonian backfield. On the
other hand. Coach Ed Robinson
charges will And plenty to do In
watching Rogers. the speedy Penn
back.
Metropolitan interest centers abou,
Penn states meeting with the
Golden Tornado. The southerner,
worked out at the Yankee Stadium
yesterday afternoon while the Nit
,any Lions pitched camp at Garden
City. With the exception OF Harvard
the big three" elevens face fairly
strong opposition. Yale had a close
call against Georgia last year. nosinG
out. 7 to 6. Indications are that che
present Southern squad 10 as formid
able A. before. Although Washing
ton and Lee has had two setbacks this
season, Pittsburgh being responsible
tor the hrst. the team Is expected to
put up a hard fight against Princeton.
The Crimson has an opportunity to
try out many new plays against
Middlebury.
Gil Dobie's forecast for Cornell
against Williams II still at dismal
pitch, but in view Of pc st predictions
py the coach may be taken optimisti
cally.
Two changes have been made for
the Army lineup AGAINST Knox Col
lexe. Gilbreth has replaced Trapnel
in one Of the halfback positions. while
Seoma reiievAe Hammack at right
guard.
The Pittsburgh and West Virginia
tussle promises to bring out the real
strength Of the squads.
Evening star., 1925-10-10
ALL.STAR EAST.WEST
GRID GAME PLANNED

SAN FRANCISCO, October 10 C4o).
Plans for an all.stsr East vs.. West
foot ball game, featuring some Of the
greatest gridiron performers In the
country. have been announced by the
San Francisco Shriners' orga anization
The contest. which win he held as
henefit for the Shriners hospital
will be played in San Fran on
December u.
1t is hoped to have Red" Grange.
Illinois star; Otto Garbisch and other
famous players represent the East
lining UP against Brick" Muller and
Babe Horrell. former California men
Jim Lawson, Stanford and others.
Shrine representatives voted 4 fund
of $1,000 to cover preliminary Ax-
penses. Pesky Sprott and Muller will
chose the western team.
Navy Bill" Ingram. former all.
American star while at Annapolis, will
have charge of picking the men to
represent the East. At present In
gram is coaching in Indiana.
Under the present rules OF compe.
tition. it costs 81 900 to challenge for
the billiard title.
Evening star., 1925-10-10

be due for another turn at the Fl.
rates here Monday, have no worries.
Had Washington's attack even ap.
preached It's usual standard in Pitts.
bursh Thursday. Covey would have
been an easy winner instead Of a
loser, for he pitched in excellent
form.
With these three right .ha nders to
use against the Pirates in the games
here ! would not be surprised IL we
did not have to go back to Pitts
bursh for a game that would land the
championship for us another year.
Nationals Are Confident.
The Friday lay.of certainly could
no, affect the remainder Of the team.
All the men were in great shape for
the start Of the series and could well
afford to rest day without LOSING
their edge.
do not believe we will experience
now on. They showed US their hest
pitchers in Meadows and Aldridke.
according to their own statements
We we're not particularly bothered
by Meadows. and in the game that
Aldridse pitched every break went
the way Of the Pirates. 1t will be
different when he faces us again.
The Washington team has conf
ience in its pitchers and plenty of
confidence in its ability to solve the
Pittsburgh pitchers. We 10 into the
first game here on even terma with
the Pirates in the series standing,
,ieves that after the initial enEake.
ment here it will he in front to re.
main In front.
(Copyrisht. 1921
Evening star., 1925-10-10
WESTERN GRID TEAM
LOSES FIRST CLASH

F'umbles at critical moments proba.
bly, cost Western High School 4 vic.
tory yesterday when the West End
schoolboys opened their foot ball sea.
son by taking 4 7.to.2 drubbink from
the Georgetown Prep eleven At Gar.
rett Park.
On three occasions the westsrnSra
had advanced the ball to within
striking distance Of their opponents
goal only to muh the chances and al.
low the home team to get possession
Of the leather.
Westerns score came In the Anal
period after Tommy David. Red and
White quarterback. had lost the ball
In attempting to rush 1t over the 6oal.
wilkins of Georgetown Prep attempt.
cd to kick from behind the line, but
was tackled for 4 safety.
The only touchdown OF the Eame
came near the close OF the nrst haif.
the 0arrst Parkers staging . vic.
torious march through the Western
line. Dwyer dropkicked for the Ok.
ira point
Evening star., 1925-10-10
KICKOFF TEE URGED
BY COLORADO COACH
ny MYRON e. WITHAM.

BOULDER. Colo. October 1O.-In
spite Of EXPIRE ssions from some cos chea
to the contrary, the writer believes
that the rule designating the mark OF
the kick of in foot ball games back to
the 40.yard line without tee. does
not meet with general approval.
The intent OF the rule manifestly ia
to develop the play on the return
from the kickoff. one Of the most
thrilling In the game. particularly to
the spectators. This was too fre.
the middle OF the field which often
went for a touch back with the con-
sequent uninterestinE parade out to
the 20.yard line.
The skill Of the kickoff ia to place
the kick approximately on the 6.yard
line. To so kick and obtain suh1cient
altitude OF the ball to permit the
kicking side. would seem to require a
moderate sized tee for the kickoff.
will be to develop the objectionab BILE
flying wedge mass formation similar
to that Of foot ball in the late sos.
with its consequent undesirable toll Of
injuries.
1t il the writer's opinion that with
this one exception the rules committee
has made cha anges and amendments in
the code that will meet with general
approval.
The doing away with the automatic
first down on offside plays should be
universally favored because II removes
the former too severe penalty on the
defensive team. The change which
calls for pla lying PARTLY blocked bal
that crosses the scrimmage line az
though the kick had been gotten away
clean. will relieve players and officials
alike of doubtful situations that have
occurred under the old rule. Every
one likewise should approve the more
severe penalty for "clippins"-one Of
the most dangerous Of tackles.
Evening star., 1925-10-10
WORLD SERIES PLAY.
TO Be BROADCAST.
WCAP to Give PIay.by.Piay
Account Of Third and
Fourth Games.

The third game Of the world series.
postponed yesterday. on account Of
rain soaked grounds. will be broa4caat
Griffith Stadium. Graham McEAmee.
popular radio sports announcer. will
give q vivid play.by.play description
Of the SamA. WCAp also will broad.
caAt the fourth game Of the. series TO-
morrow.
One OF the most varied prosrams Of
light entertainment ever presented Ay
station wRC will be broadcast 70.
night BY many Of the popular radio
entertainers Of Warrington and New
York.
Washin stons share Of the entertain.
ment will be provided principally by
the Crandall Saturday Nixhters. in
cludinS such favorites a. Clara Young
Brown, soprano: Gertrude Kreisef.
man, jazx pianist: Otto r. Beck. Or.
kanist; Michael O'Lone, tenor: I'm.
perial Male Quartet; Si1mund Nehel.
violinist: Preston Shelley. cellist;
Emile Smith. pianist, ana the Metro
politan Theater symphony Orchestra,
and by W. Alfred Faiconer. popular
reader OF dialect Atories. who returns
to the air tonight after q Snmmer's
abAAnce from the microphone.
The New York portion OF the en-
tArtAinment will be provided by God
frey Ludlow. internationally famous
violinist, now OF the stan Of WIZ:
Creighton Allen, popular MstropolitAn
pianist: THE Radio Franks." Fra nk
Wright and Frank BesainAAr. and the
Canning Duo. who will make their
radio debut in 4 novel musical fea.
ture. p.
In addition to these entertainers.
WRC ALSO will broadcast two con.
c4rts. the first by 1rvink Boern-
Atein's Hotel Washington Concert
Orchestra from to 1855 o'clock. ana
the second by Louis Sherrys Dance
Orchestra OF New York City from
e:26 to : o'clock.
The rsma lining features Of the eve
ninks bill will be the second in .
serie. Of Zoo Talka" given under
the auspicea Of the Smithsonisn In
stitution. which tonight will be on
the subject THE Gorilla at Home"
and will be delivered by c. r. Aseh-
meier, and the weekly Saturday
night Bible talk. which tonight will
be given by Everett F. Haycraft Of
the Federal Trade CommiAsion and
teacher Of the Mems Bible Class OF
the Petworth aptist Church.
The evening entertainment will bA
opened At $40 with a summary Of
the third game of the world series.
which will be followed by market
summary prepared by the Depart
ment Of Agriculture.
Evening star., 1925-10-10

When you apply the iron to the
solder strip to take OF portion OF
1t for application to a joint don't
apply the type Of the iron to the end
OF the strip and work 1t in until you
think you have enough solder on the
iron for your joint.
In the frSt place 1t IA hard to Judge
how much you have taken on your
iron and in the second place rthis
method will not give you the proper
amount OF flux tor your job.
The best way In to apply the tip Of
the iron 4 short dt1tanc4 back OF the
ehd Of the strip. Just far enough hack
to give you the amount ytu need, a.
shewn. In the diagram. ,..-
Msad Ptans u Iren Down.
In that way you will also get A.
much fiux at the tip Of yeur iron A.
IL required with the amount OF solder
YOU have taken Of. The next point
to keep in mind II to hold your iron
80 that the point Of the iron IL always
pointing downward. You can apply
the solder and flux to joint best
when the solder and AUX Ia cohcen.
trated at, the point Of the iron. II
YOU hold the iron horizontally or with
the point pointing upward the solder
ana AUX win run down toward the
body of the IRON ana when you ap-
Evening star., 1925-10-10

The growth OF the game is attended
by problems. but they are no more
insuperable. with perhaps one eHcsp.
ton. than were encountered say on
the Pacific coast and in the Missouri
Valley. where foot ball has very com.
pletely come into it's own.
This exception relatos to interooc-
tional games. The altitude. some 5000
feet. ia regarded by athletic authori.
ties In other regions as liable to
involve harmful effects upon their
players. AS a case in point the Uni
Its way back from the coast last
Summer was forbidden by its physical
adviser to stop OF for a meal on the
ground Of altitude. Yet the Univer.
sity OF Nebras ska team did stop. and
in addition to defeating the State
university team, broke several Rocky
Mountain conference records In the
distance events. which would suggest
that the altitude rather helped tina n
hindered these men.
A q matter Of fact the University
OF Nebraska team has played foot bail
here without evil effects. save on its
team of brave memory Also war
danced ell over the Sridiron and
seemed to enjoy 1t thoroughly.
Some good December games here
between an outstanding Colorado out.
At and some food elevens from an.
other section-the Missouri Valley
perha ps-sea son after season. would
do lot for Rocky Mountain foot ball.
AS to material. It abounds plenti
fully. But the high school teams are
not well coached in foot ball. as 4 zen
eral thing. and hence college coached
have to start their foot ball work from
the very germ. Just what can be donl
with good coaching Ia shown both In
track and baAket ball wherein Wind
sor. Colo. High won the national inter
cholastic ba sket ball championship 1t
the national interscholastic track
title. also at Chicago.
The writer had the plea sure OF see
ing Fred Dawson, former Nebra ska
coach and Princeton foot ball pla yer.
working with his Denver UniverAity
eleven. The spirit that this magnetic
man has instilled not only among the
players. but throughout the univer
sity Is fine to see and he ia teaching
real foot ball. But more than thiA
season may have to elapse before he
brings Denver through.
For the present season Colorado
University Is due to repeat her cham.
pionship with Utah. coached by Ike
Armstrong OF Drake: Wyoming
coached by Lone Star DiAtx. and
Colorado AGsies. directed by Harry
Hughes Of Oklahoma, bidding to top.
pie the Boulder outfit from its throne
Evening star., 1925-10-10
0MAY LOSE Jobs /
NMC0ME TAXUN|Tia
Reduction in Force Neces-
sary Because of Cut in
1925 Appropriation.

The Internal Revenue Bureau has
submitted to the Personnel Classifica-
ton Board list of so employees of
the income tax unit who are expected
to be dropped from the-service Octo-
Der 81.
The reduction is forced by cut in
appropriations for this year which
made It impossible to carry force Of
the present size. The unit carried the
employees as long s possible and some
others were placed in vacancies. who
otherwise might have been on the list
sent to the board - -
Under the procedure adopted by the
board. the employees have until Tues
day to file their appeals from the dis.
missal order. The Classification Board
has already received several appeals
from those on the list. it was said to-
day. and probably will receive more
before the time limit expires. Each
case is investigated. Following full in
vestigation action will be taken by the
board. either of approval or disap
proval. and report will he sent back
to the Internal Revenue Bureau.
Evening star., 1925-10-10
Lay-Of Puts Nat Riighthanders in Line
GRID BATTLE AT c. U.
WILL START AT 2::30

District foet hail fans see only
two college teams In action today,
three Of the Ave heal elevens stag.
Ing thek clashes ~ foreign grid.
irons.
Owing to the world series,
Georsetown's warriors put on their
clash with Lebanon Valley College
during the morning hours at Hill.
top field.
Catholic Unlsersity, however.
plays At the usual time 81 e:30,
Blue Ridge College visiting Brook.
land for the tilt.
Maryland. without the services
~ Kirk Besley, quarterback, and
Charlie Push. halfback. both Of
whom are On the slck list. takes
the held against Rutgers in Phila.
delphia; white the George Wash.
inGton eleven tackles Bucknell at
Lewisburg, Pa. and Gallaudet
meets FoFdham In New York.
Evening star., 1925-10-10
RETURN OF KICKOFF
NOW SPECTACULAR
BY H, j. STEGENIAN
Director Of Athletics At the U

director 81 Athletics At the Uni
versity Of Georgia.)
ATHENS. Ca. October 1o.-Proba.
bly, the only change in the style Of
play In foot ball this season. a. indi-
Gated by the early games. will BE 4
return to the development Of deh-
mite formations for returning the
kick off.
When the ball was kicked from the
middle OF the Acid the usual prAc-
tice was A mass formation on thu
part Of the linemen. with the backs
carrying the ball INTO this formation
with the hope Of finding an opening.
The defending team was q BILE to come
down the field too quickly to allow
Systematic play by the receivers. Tn.
der the new rule. with the kicking
team moved back 10 yards, fewer
balls will 80 into touchback, the in
reference will have more time to
form and the most thrilling play Of
the game probably will come into it's
own. The hrst kickoff to be re-
ceived by a Southern Conference
team in 1925 was returned for a
touchdown by Fullback White OF
The chan in the offside penalty
will affect the tactics of some teams
slightly. The new rule gives S yards
to the offended team, without giving
1T first down automa tically. A num-
ber of teams last year had certain
plays which were designed to draw
defensive linemen offside. In many
cases the play was legal. though
ethically doubtful. The play was
used following a severe loss Of ground.
which left the offensive team a kreat
distance from frst down.
Practically every Southern team
awnings into action this week. Every
team in the Southern Conference.
with the possible exception OF Van
derbilt, Clemson ami North Carolina.
has higher hopes for a successful
season than in 1924.
Evening star., 1925-10-10
NEGRO'S HOME ATTACKED.
White Residents Object to en-
croachment" by Pugilist.

Los ANGELES. Calf, October 10
P).-A mob of indignant white resi-
dents stormed the Los Angeles home
OF George Godfrey. negro boxer. of
iladelphia, last night. They We're
driven away after they had smashed
windows and destroyed furniture. God
frey and other occupants were not at
home.
The mob's rage apparently was not
directed at Godfrey personally. but
against what residents declared was
negro encroachment on a white resi-
dence district.
Evening star., 1925-10-10
SUZANNE WINS SINGLES
IN VIENNA TOURNAMENT

VIENNA. October 10 H).-SusannA
Len8len, the French tennis hampion.
was given an enthusiastic greeting
yesterday when she invaded former
enemy territory for a series OF
matches. She played against the
Austrian champion. Frau Redlich,
beating her decisively. 60, &C..
Later the French star, paired with
Count Ludwig Salm Won HookstratAn,
was defeated by Kozeluh. Czechoslo-
yak champion, and Frau Neppach.
6-3, 6-.
Then, paired with Kozeluh, while
Count Salm had Frau Neppach A 4
partner. the French girl was On the
winning side, 80, 6-A.
Evening star., 1925-10-10
FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY
BY JOSEPH CALCATERkA
Nsied Authority on
A oducton Prohibited

ply the point 80 the joint you will
find that you have no solder or flux
at the point to apply to the ioint
In some cases YOU will find that while
you can coax some solder on to the
joint the solder will not stick, no
matter how long you keep the solder
and iron on the joint. The trouble
IN that case IL that the nux is not
there to clean the joint. If you hold
the point downward. the solder and the
nuX will be at the proper point for
application to the joint.
,The next thing to remember is not
to take of bit Of solder and flux
until you are ready to use IT, II YOU
take bit of on your iron and then
leave the iron horizontally in its
holder while you arrange the parts
to be soldered. the hux and solder
Will not be ready for use.
Use New Solder and Flux. ;.
II you have to put the iron back
without using 1t, to. rearrange the
parts for soldering. shake OH tine
solder and take off some fresh solder
and hux when you are ready to sol
der.
Always arrange the joint so that
you can reach down to 1t with the
point OF the iron pointing downward.
In soldering wires or 1ugs drop some
solder on one side OF the Joint and
then apply the point Of the iron on
the other side. This will cause the
solder to pass through the joint a.
n It were attracted. by the hot iron
and Will make a. good joint.
Clean Panel With Alcohol.
= Do not make the mistake of heap.
Ing lot OF solder on a Joint. A lit.
tie bit. enough to join the two sur.
faces. .is all that IL required. If any
hdx drops on the panel or Instruments
you can clean 1t OF with some al
cohol,
A good way to test whether YOU
have become proficient in soldering
" to solder two pieces of bus wire at
right angles to each other. Then try
to twist them around and test whether
the joint is strong mecha nically. II
you have made a good joint you. will
b. able to twist the wires around and
back and forth without breaking the
joint.
A little Of that. kind Of practice
will do wonders and will make the
job OF wiring a set very simple.
Evening star., 1925-10-10
FOOT BALL SECRETS
by SOL METZ0ER

lNSHA/1Nu Vf> AN bND NUN.
In the arst picture the tackler has
driven straight into the side Of the
runner with Ms head in front Of him.
He has succeeded In 1sinE into the
runner 40 hard that the latter's chief
protectiOn-the straight arm-has been
brekea through and his shoulder has
struck him with such force a. to
knock his feet from the around. At
the same time the tackler's arms have
wrapped around the runners legs and
the runner is due to be thrown back.
ward. That's the way to tackle. There
Is no halfway measure about It. You
drive with all the power ~ your legs
right through the runners legs, jolt.
Int him with your shoulder and At the
same time Sraspink and lifting him
with your arms. No straight Arm can
Note, too, the head Of the tackler IA
In the course Of the runner. There Is
NO slipping away from Auch tarklAr.
In the second illustration the tackler
has tried to avoid body contact with
the runner. He has sought to seize
him with his arms and throw him. No
runner will be tackled 50 easily. A
stiff straiEht-arm turns such tAckler
aside and permits the runner to 70
ANeAu NJ tuu SVccO AIONS tUe COuTNS
he has selected. Such tacklink never
wins a place on a school or college
team. The Arst method Is what Is
needed. Even . Grange would fail to
get by the first tAckler unless Ne kave
considerable ground. Once the tackIer
forces the end runner to give ground
to avoid him. that is, II he runs hack
toward his own Geal.line. he is In 4
fatal predicament. The time 50 lost
permits other defensive players to
reach him. He will invariably be
thrown for a biG loss.
Evening star., 1925-10-10
FOOT BALL YESTERDAY

At Conway, Ark. - College Of
Oxarks, 81: Arkansas Teachers, Q.
At Jonesbere. Ark.-Jonesbere A,
and NJ, 10; West Tennessee Nsr.
NAL, Il.
At Dallas-Seuthern Methodist Uni.
versity. 20; Washington University, s.
At Rust0n. LA.-l4fttle Rock Col.
At Greedy, Cole.-Colorado Mines,
s: Colorado Teachers. :.
Al Corvallis. Orek.-Orekon Agsies,
-; G0nxaka University. Q.
At Moblle-SpfinE Hill College. IL;
Clarke School Newton, Miss.), 9.
Evening star., 1925-10-10
e0iAerins II Important IN SAt.Daild'
INT Contest. Part III.

SOLDERING, like any other art. must
b learned by practice and the best
way know to learn how to solder
properly "a to take some solderinS
Jugs and several lengths Of bus.bar
ana make As many Joints A. possible
until you get the knAck OF doing 1t
Just right. The following pointers
are intended to help you over the
work.
Rosin.core solder. usually comes In
coils. II you get the long strips roll
It into 4 coil and then bend one OF
the ends UP and around like 4 goose
neck as shown In the diagram. The
end OF the. wire should he pointed
down. The reason tor this will be
explained later.
Evening star., 1925-10-10
SIAM YIELDS TO LURE.
First Important Broadcasting En-
tertainment Given Recently.

Even Siam has fallen to the lure Of
the radio. The first important broad
casting entertainment to be given in
that country was made recently by the
signal corps of the army. sending
from Bangkok and consisted Of cav
airy band selections and news items
provided Ny the Bangkok Times. says
consular advices to the Department
of Commerce. There We're FIVE re-
ceiving stations, located at Hua Hin.
AyudhuZ. korat and at two of the
official palaces.
The experiment lasted for three hours,
and is reported to have been very
satisfactory, the program being heard
by all the receiving stations.
Evening star., 1925-10-10
Outlook for Aadis Conference.

Several replies to the Government q
invitation to its fourth annual radio
conference have already been received
by the Department Of Commerce.
Most OF them are from officials Of
broadcasting stations. At the three
previous radio conferences the broad
casters and the manufacturers have
been represented in large numbera
and this year. in view Of the move.
ment to limit the number OF stations,
1t IL expected that broa dcast stations
Representatives will turn out In force.
Evening star., 1925-10-10
FOOT BALL In COLORADO
MAKING GREAT ADVANCE
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

n ENNER, Colo. October l0-Foot in
region is Of development Stadum
rising and this certain Of in the
Autumn
Denver University ampitheae
3lON Boulder
stadium with
throughout IL will follow
due
Evening star., 1925-10-10
HOLLYWOOD SUSAN WINS,

LEXINGTON. KY. October 10 LR).
Susan. driven by the own
er. J. L. Dodge. won the May day
stake in straight heats at the gra nd
circuit races here. Guy Dean was
second and Folly Peachtree and Sta
tion Belle divided fourth money. The
best time was 2:11i4. The race was
worth $3.50 to the winner.