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Evening star., 1926-11-29
NAVY GRID PLAYERS
ARE GIVEN OVATION

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, November %
Naval Academy's foot ball team re-
ceived tumultous reception as 1t re.
turned to the Academy here this morn
ing from Chicago, where the Middies
tied with Army at 21-all on Saturday.
Arriving shortly before 1880 O'Clock
they were driven in automobiles
through lane of cheering midship-
men who lined both sides of the walk
from the main gate to Bancroft Hall,
where the squad was received by Capt.
Gilbert j. Rowclif, acting superintend-
ent in the absence of Admiral Lewis
M. Mutton. superintendent. Recita-
tions this morning were suspended at
the Academy.
A wire was received at the acad-
emy today from Admiral Mutton. stat
ing that the conduct Of the 100 mid
shipmen at Chicago had been superb.
1t was revealed here today the play
ers of both the Army and Navy teams
in a cordial chat after the game agreed
that a play-off of the game would he
mutually welcome, but Of course this
would not receive official sanction.
About the only persons really salts
fled at the result Of the battle were
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward f. Born of Ra-
cine. Wis. who had a son playing on
each eleven.
Evening star., 1926-11-29
ISTRICT Girls Basket Ball
League will hold an impor-
tant meeting tonight at Will
son Normal School. Eleventh

and Harvard streets, and at
least two representatives Of each team
are expected to be at hand promptly
at Z o'clock. Final action will be
taken on the bylaws and constitution
of the newly organized league.
AS the schedule is to be printed
shortly after this meeting, all teams
are to attend prepared to give the
dates. time and gymnasium where
their home games are to be played.
The league expects to open its season
the week of December 6, each team
PLAYING the other members a series of
three games.
The roster Of the league now in.
cludes the newly organized Para
mounts, Princess and Princess Sen.
tors. Capital. Washingtons and Colum-
bia Federation Of Baptist Young Peo-
pies Union. Several other teams, in
Guiding the Santa Maria Club Of the
knights OF Columbus Evening School,
have expressed a desire to join the
league, and any girls team wishing
to play organized basket ball this
Winter may have a representative at
this meeting.
All the teams in the league have
been practicing for more than a
month. and are now about ready to
start. The Princess and Washington
Athletic Clubs are not expected to
nut as strong teams as usual on the
floor this season because of the loss
of several star performers. and the
fact that Princess Will have two out
Ats in the league, dividing its squad
of 80 players.
Annabel Totten, president: Eleanor
Watt, secretary.treasurer, and Jack
Haas. acting IN an advisory capacity,
1re ofioere % TIA leAguA -
Evening star., 1926-11-29
GEORGETOWN HAS CARDED
TWO BIG 1927 CONTESTS
To Bring West Virginia Here Again and Also Will
f. Repeat Visit to Syracuse-Maryland's Slate
Full-Other ID. C.. Schools Active.

of these probably will bring together
| the tip ends of the Southern Confer.
| ence i'm contest between Maryland
| and Tulane. Out in the Middle West
there also are talks of meetings be-
! tween teams that have never before
faced each other across the lines OF
! a gridiron. One game for next year
| that was not scheduled last Fall is
between Chicago and Michigan.
Chicago is to be congratulated on
the way il handled the Army-Navy
foot ball game. Perhaps that might
be qualified by excepting the arrange
ments in the press stands. but the
newspaper men were not of much
use anyway, SO that did not matter
perhaps. But everything else seemed
to be well organized and well taken
care of. Both the regiments OF
cadets and midshipmen were enter
tained in an organized way that
seemed to have all the value of
spontaneous hospitality, and the game
itself was managed as a spectacle far
superior to any previously presented.
Crowds to and from the game were
handled with dispatch, although one
fine feature Of the new stadium is
that it is within short walking dis
tance Of the downtown section. which
always will aid in facilitating crowd
mana cement.
The new stadium at Chicago is a
monster affair and colossal in it's APP
pearance, both from inside and out.
For handling foot ball game it is
not so well designed as some Of those
that are double -decked, because a big
part Of the crowd must be a good
ways from the field, that part of the
crowd that sits at the two ends of
the horseshoe and on the temporary
seats that adjoin the two ends. But
at that the stadium is a beautiful
structure and one we'll worthy Of the
big way in which the city is doing
things generally.
One rather surprising attitude In
Chicago following the game was one
of general satisfaction that the game
ended in a. tie. 1t seems that all
Chicago felt duty bound to treat as
guests both Navy and Army and that
neither returned defeated was the best
result. Chicago apparently felt that
If either had won. the defeated team
| might have thought it some breach
in the perfect hospitality that was
given.
Evening star., 1926-11-29
VIRGINIA HIGH FIvES
/ SET BASKET DATES

ALEXANDRIA,, Va, November 90.
PLAY for the Virginia school second
athletic district basket ball champion
ship will open December 81. Six
schools will be represented in the
series, Alexandria and George Mason
High Schools of this city, Warrenton
High. Leesburg High, Washington
and Lee High of Clarendon and Ma
masses High. The winner will enter
the semi-final round for the State
high school championship.
Following is the schedule:
December 81. Leesburg at Manassas
xSsas.as Saaussy at Georss Mason washinston
and Lee at Leeesburg: 10. George Masod, AZ
sess Mason a. a, LsS4es at
and Lee at M Mansssas Marsssas Mafseat0 at Alex
MsSh1ns}Sa% snsra Ssorse as' Mason at Wshi1gon and
Zee Warrenton at Leesburg: IS Alexandrla
Ns.os wssh9sr1n sma at s
February 4. Alexandria. at George MasSn
& ee.S%rs sh LIZ
da George Mason A. Manassss M.nassss asss"Tf at
st Warrington ana nAeksndra sS at IeesSure
warrentom at george Mason: Manassas at
Westminster and Lee AIeNssdria 'G at Ma
nassas Washington and Lee at George Mason
1eeshurg AT W drreutOn. 20 Neoieo 4"oSo"
At Leesburg.
Alexandria High Schools foot ball
eleven will play Washington and Lee
High here tomorrow afternoon on
1Ioxton field for the championship of
the second athletic district. Play will
start at o'clock.
st. Mary's Celtics tomorrow night at
Iyceum Hall will face Columbia
Heights Church five of Washington in
g. basket ball game.
Andrew Clarke has been named
coach of the Alexandria Fire Depart
ment Preps' basket ball team and his
squad of candidates will go into train
ing at once. Clarke formerly played
with John Marshall High at Richmond
and Old Dominion Boat Club of this
city.
Virginia Public Service basket ball
team opens its season here Thursday
night.
st. Mary's Seniors on Wednesday
night will meet St. Michael Reserves
Of Baltimore at basket ball.
Virginia Athletic Club basket ball
team has signed as coach. LeCky
Nowland who formerly tutored the
Virginia Orioles.
Evening star., 1926-11-29
WOMEN IN SPORT
Six interplayground basket ball tilts
BY CORINNE FRAZIER.

Six interplayground basket bail tflts
are scheduled for tomorrow afternoon
at 4 o'clock on municipal Fairgrounds.
Montrose and Chevy Chase will meet
on the latter's court in a section 1 en-
gagement. Two games will be PLAYED
IN sections and 3, respectively.
Takoma Park will settle it's argument
with Park View at Takoma. and
Phllilps viii face Iowa Avenue on the
Iowa Avenue court in the section .
series, while Bloomingdale and John
burroughs are slated to clash on the
formers field in one of the section 2
games listed and Columbia Road will
meet Rosedale at Columbia Road in
the other.
Garfield will play hostess to Hoover
In the lone game slated in the section
loop. Directors Of the six play
grounds on which games are to be
played will act as referees.
Central High School sharpshooters
are rated at the top Of the list Of $50
high school rife teams in the country
which are expected to participate in
interscholastic activities this season.
according to the official bulletin of the
National Rife Association. II the
prophesy Of the official scorers is full
filled, Central will make an impressive
showing this year with it's squad of
200 girls.
Three other local squads. those from
Western. Eastern and Tech, are men
toned by the bulletin as having good
prospects, although none of them is
rated on par with the Centralities.
Reports emanating from range
headquarters at Western and Eastern,
however, indicate that these two teams
toward giving Central q battle for
honors when competitive shooting be-
Evening star., 1926-11-29

A RRANGEMENT of schedules for
~ next foot ball season, 1927, is
"A occupying almost the entire
A 4 attention of those in charge of
athletics in the local colleges
In fact. that might well be said OF
the entire country. although in some
isolated Instances lists of contests for
next year are complete. AS far as
schools here are concerned. the big
games during the past season prob.
ably will be the big games of the
next, although each institution is
likely to have two or three new oppo.
nents.
Georgetown again will have its big
gest games with West Virginia and
Syracuse. The former is to be played
IN Washington on October %, and
again is to be used as homecoming
day: the latter will be met at SYRIA
cuse, but on October 10 instead of the
first Saturday in November. This is
about as far as public announcement
or the Georgetown schedule has gone.
Maryland List Complete.
Maryland has completed it's sched-
ule. but is not yet ready to announce
~ because of a change that it is trying
10 effect In order To give il another big
homo game. Right now South Caro-
lima and Washington and Lee are the
only schools scheduled to play at Col
lege Park, and another game of that
Caliher is desired.
George Washington, Catholic Uni
versity and Gallaudet are busy with
their lists for next year, but have
not progressed far enough to make
announcements of their contests. 1t
is expected, though, that all will have
two or three games with strong teams
and round out their schedules with
others not SO strong.
Breaks in relationships between
solne of the big schools have caused
new opponents to be sought. 1iar-
ward has Pennsylvania to take Prince
tons place, and Princeton has sched-
uled Cornell in place of Harvard
Army and Syracuse will not play their
game. and Navy is not to meet
Georgetown. Navy already has an.
nounced that it and Princeton will
not meet, but that Pennsylvania will
be on its schedule.
Old Liners to Travel.
Also some new alliances may be
created in Southern foot ball. One
Evening star., 1926-11-29
CAVALRY BASkETERS
WILL PLAY CLOvERS

Calvary NJ. f. tossers and Glover
A. c. will face tonight. at o'clock. at
the Arcadia in the second game of
the newly organized Senior Basket
Ball League. The game Will he
staged as a preliminary to the Wash
clash.
Last night before George Marshall's
men encountered Rochester Kanawha
dribblers showed the way to Indepen-
dents. % 10 90. in the first game of
the league. After nip-andtuck play
for the first three periods. the victors
stepped out in the final session TO win.
Games with senior teams are sought
hv Montrosc basketerS. Call Mana
ger Jeffries at Main 105.
Evening star., 1926-11-29
PAIR OF G. U. STARS
TO PLAY WITH PROS
By the Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA. November 2s.-
Charley Rogers. bridegroom and star
halfback of the University of Pennsyl-
vania, has organized a professional
team of his own.
While he has signed only one man,
he says his team will include out.
standing pigskin hustlers of several
we'll known college teams when It
faces the somewhat-battered New
York Yankees, headed by Red Grange,
next Saturday in Gotham.
McGrath Of Georgetown and Singer
Of Penn are to be the ends. Rogers
says. Sieracki, Penn, and Con-
naughton. Georgetown, tackles; Sny.
der and Pike. Penn. guards: Butler.
Penn, at center, and Laird, Penn,
quarterback. Rogers has approached
a number Of other players.
The battle with the New York
Yankees will be a crash Of twin stars.
Wheaton Ice HEAVIER against the
Comet Of Camden. Like Grange.
Rogers is a master Of open field run
ming.
I'm through at the university.
both in foot ball and track, and 1 see
no harm," Rogers says of his venture.
II need to make some money"
Presumably Rogers will complete
his university course, now in its last
year.
Evening star., 1926-11-29
INTERSECTION GRID
HONORS GO TO EAST

OF the Sc intersectional foot ball
games that have been played so far
this season the East has won 27 and
is certain to carry off the title, as
the remaining games are too few to
make a material change in the stand
ing.
The East has lost 13 contests, while
its nearest rival. the Midwest, has
captured 16 and has dropped II. The
South has captured 9 and has lost 81
while the Southwest has lost 1 and
tied in the other Of its intersectional
battles.
The Midwest received a setback
last Saturday when Notre Dame was
conquered by Carnegie Tech. The
Rockne forces have yet to go to the
West Coast, and there they may score
a victory, but even this will not cut
the East out Of the championship, nor
will a possible victory by Alabama
over Stanford.
The table of International games
won and lost follows:
Evening star., 1926-11-29
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its adver-
tisers from receiving circular
matter. it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter will be withheld, as far as
possible, by The Star. Only bona
fde answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers in
care of The Star will be delivered
to advertisers on presentation OF
the box number ticket.
Evening star., 1926-11-29
WANTED-SALESMEN.


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Evening star., 1926-11-29
HOLLINGBERRY IS SIGNED.

SPOKANE. Wash, November 20
P).-Signature of a three-year con-
tract as head foot ball coach at
Washington State College by Orin E.
Babe" Hollingber1y has been an
nounced here by Earl Foster, graduate
manager.
Evening star., 1926-11-29
WILL PLAY WALFORDS.

Richard Lorch, a member of the
sporting goods Arm, has been named
to succeed George Youngblood as
manager of the Walford Soccer Club.
Evening star., 1926-11-29
PERSONAL (COnf.)

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Colleges Busy on Grid Lists
RECORDS OF. LEADING
GRID TEAMS FOR YEAR
y the associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
The 1926 seasons records OF major
sectional college champions and some
of their leading rivals follow:
Evening star., 1926-11-29

Tes-South and Midwest. South and East,
Southwest and Midwest and East and Mid
west. one each.
Evening star., 1926-11-29
HELP-DOMESTIC lCont'd.

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ELECTRIC CO.,
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Evening star., 1926-11-29
PRO FOOT BALL GAMES
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Teams.

chicago Bears. 35: Canton Bulldogs. 0.
Kansas City Cowboys. = Chicago Car
&Seeu Bay z: Detroit. o.
&unsio, o: Pottsville. o.
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Evening star., 1926-11-29

'Play next Saturday at Los Angeles.
Evening star., 1926-11-29

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Evening star., 1926-11-29

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Evening star., 1926-11-29
A GROUP OF FRENCH
ARTISTS

has for sale hand painted lamps with
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BY III. &. BYRD.

A RRANGEMENTo of schedules for
~ next foot ball season, 1927, is
"A occupying almost the entire
A 4 attention of those in charge of
Evening star., 1926-11-29

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Evening star., 1926-11-29

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BUSINESS OPPORTUN MITES.

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Evening star., 1926-11-29

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THE CEDARS

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