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The major league record Of bat
ting 400 or better in three diff
ferent seasons was first hung up
by Jess Burkett of the Cleveland
and st. Louis National League
clubs. He batted 400 or better
while with the Cleveland club in
1896 and 1896 and while with the
st. Louis club in 1889.
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BASEBALL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

KID ENDAA - NE00IbS
National League
Pittsburgh 4 New York 8.
st. Louis 9; Philadelphia 5.
Boston L; Chicago o.
First game: Brooklyn 6; Gin
cinnati 8.
Second game: Brooklyn q; Gin
0.
American League
New York 6; st. Louis 5.
Washington z; Detroit 2.
Boston q; Detroit 0.
Philadelphia-Cleve rain.
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TODAY'S GAMES
National League

National League
Pittsburgh at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Boston.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
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American League

American League
Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
New York at st. Louis.
Boston at Detroit.
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A lingerie shop in Glasgow was
wrecked by a bull which ran
amuck in the street and dashed
into the place.
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Senorita dAlvarez, the Spanish
tennis champion, is also an ex-
pert at billiards.
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38THOS+ J, OVEN = SOM AoGIIuNEE
Trustees Sale of Valuable
Two Story brick dwelling
/ and double garage. No.
Z73O dley Place n. w. q

BY virtue Of o certain deed Of trust. dated
June "a, 1924. being instrument No. 80. re.
corded July %. 1924 among the land roc
ords OF the District of Coluhbias and al the
request OF the party secured therehy. the
undersigned truHtees will eall at public nuc-
ton. III front Qt the premises. on MONDAY.
THE NIEETEENTH DAY OF MI. Y.. As.ps
scE4bed land and. prenlises, situate ~ the
District Of Columbia, and designated - and
being Les aS u Hsrry !, y Iaght,s EP.disisios.
plat recorded 81. Lber No. 10 folio 148ss0f
the records Of the once 81 the surveyor o.
the District of Columbia, said suhdivtBi0n
known ns s'WeNEaman and Ridout Trusteess
Addition TO the City Of Washington sub
iect 10 the covenant that no building shall
be erected on said lot within Id feet Of Tho
front line of WOOdley place, except bay.win-
protecting not over M feet. Note I: At the
date hereof the above described land liz
DESIGNATED on the record OF the assessor OF
the Dietrtct q Columbia for taxation pur-
poses as lot IS In square 220e. subject 10
. 1rSt trust OF six thousand t$6. 000.00
with interest at o u ~ per hnnnm.
Terms: Sold subject TO prior deed Of
trust for $6s000.0q further particulars OF
which will be announced ct time Of sale:
the purchase price above said trust 70 be
auifsd conyeyancing recording, etc: ~ q
With within thirty days, otherwise deposit
and Fesold at the discretion Of the trustees.
yduAEii6 Is II. sAn6HBfskF .
=
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HAT Strike ENDED.

CHICAGO, July Z OP1.--More than
400 cap and hat makers, who struck
last week for an increase In wages
and changes in working conditions, re-
turned TO work yesterday after receivs
ing promises that the desired changes
in working schedules win be made.
Wage demands will be arbitrated.
OF the shops unless approved by the
union.
Fur workers, who struck at the
same time for wage raises OF from
10 to 20 per cent for a 40-hour week.
are still out.
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QUEEN MARIE NAY BOB
HAIR il KING RELENTs
Meantime, Ladies in Waiting. and
Her Daughters Fail In with
Rev style.

~ the AbouelAt94 FfeGs. ts59 ~
BUCHAREST, July All Ru.
shingiing their hair, ana even Queen
Marie Is being urged to follow their
example,
She would like TO do so, but the
King refuses to allow her to clip her
beautiful chestnut brown tresses, on
the ground that Il would III become
one who has TO wear crown. The
Queen. however, has allowed her
ladies-in.waiting and her daughters
TO fall In with the prevalent fashion
II they 80 desire
Some OF the BARRIERS Of Bucharest
have closed their doors to nfen on
the ground that their profits from
shaving and haircutting are little or
nothing compared TO what they are
able TO charge the ever growing mum.
Der of women who desire their hair
lbobbed, banged. shingled or dyed.
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IHos. J. OWEN ! SON. AuC11oNEERs.
Trustees, Sale 81 Valuable
Brick and Stone Residences
Being &C the lntersection 81
Florida Avenue, Massachn-
sekts Avenue and Twenty
second Street, known as
Premises No. zI3l Massa-l
chusetfs Avenue Northsyest.
THos. J. OWEN ! soN. AucI1oNrERs,

~ virtue ~ certain Seed Of trust. hSitiG
instrument No. ITO. rccorded June 10. 1925
amOng the land records Of the UlefriOt OF
eecrFed thegebs. The underl ignsd tF.Istees win
Ises, On FRIpA ~. q TEE Nth. 4 ID
tng-deecribed land and premises situate III
the District a Columbts ana deslgn1fed a.
and hetng lot tn block 9. Knlnr1uia
Hsishts. ~ ~ Plat Esscsdsd y So cue, 4.
il s1aper C0inty 80 folio 81: eaid block q
now known TOR pnfppeee ct aescsslllent and
taxation &c s1uare 3btH. III
Terms 81 enie. 0ne-third of the purohnae
money 20 Re paid Ii ec4eh. balance II two
equal insss .s psy1e!e Y one sna swo
ailnlin paHabic semi annually from DAY sol
eaie. eecjifkd ~ DEED 0f trust upon fhe prom
Z, css tss c SPs, s'1, a 4. 9s
.aslitE III Tine Is Esle ALI ccnye y1neinss
purctkn IHtIuk 81 eele 70 b9xNtnauliEd
with Within thirty dlYS HON day ~ qAl4.
otherwise tie tri1teeg reserve The ttE65 70
Feaeli the pf6perfy 81 The riSk ana cost a.
si u1as' ii Ssek sssIls d sos,s nsxs6sS
''''''s's J b I
X lIoeUZuX. * ~ ~ II VI ~
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Trustees Sale Of Frame Dwell
ings Nos. 81 and 81 Mass. Ave.
NV, With TwO-stOry Brick
(snrnue II Rear.

= BY virtue Of . certain deed of trust dated
ppecemneE &. 1929. 4iid rscorded January
records Of the District OF Columbia. and at
the request Of the party secured thereby. the
public euctIon, III front Of The premises, on
TAURSpAY THE r =, lbth gAY ~ ~ g HLY.
inG-degcl1bed land and premises situate IN
ne ne p,stfict 81 Ccirmnia e WI, L2es ~ 4.
lots m square 626, as per plat recorded IN
Itber .. q folio 2l6. Of the records 81
Columbia. innroyed as above.
Terms Of pafs:: Cash. j. depusit OF $500
tonveyAncfns. fehOfding. revenue stamps and
notartal fees ut cost Of purchaser. Terms Of
from day Of sAle, 0therwiee the trustees re-
serve the right 70 resell the property Of the
after Ave days advertisement OF such resale
n some newspapef Uubliehed in the city Of
80 'g''i l I2SIss y S sz;EAsQE
no 1aLAS - es5 4 tSE = feea
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LAOS. y. OWEN = SON 3AUCIIONEkkS.
Trustees Sale of Valuable
Two Story Brick Dwelling
Known as Premises 1880
18th Street Northwest.

By virtue Of certain deed Of trust duly
recorded In. Liber No. Ih26z, folio $50 et seq.
ST sns da "a ms ~ VIZ ~ M y ras
thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell 81
2sn HE 1--WE s1enJ 81 sns IN ffsr.Y
AID. 1926. AT F0uR1THIRTY O'CLOCK
p M. the following described land and prem.
DESIGNATED as and being lot 203 in ii NJ.
Howgate,s subdivision of lots IN square 200,
Of the records Of the office Of the surveyor
for the District Of Columbia
trust for $4,000. further particulars Of
which will be announced ct time Of sale.
the purchase price above said trust to be
paid III cash. deposit of 5000 required.
Convey 2ncing. recording and revenue stamps
81 purchasers cost Terms to be complied
with within thirty days otherwise deposit
forfeited and the property may be advertised
and resold 1T the dtscr tipn 81 the trustees.
NORTON j. LUCHS. 81
e8o-d&ds.exsu&hoi trustees.
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Taos. J. oWEN : son, AUcTioNEEEs.
TnUsgSEEsEsl ssEI 81 1888 Esl isEs

TRUSTEES, SALE or VALUABLE FRAME
iios q siss SrR RsssT NpRsfHEHts sE 80
~ virtue of e AZ oaEtsin deed ct trust
Tcsords 81 the DssJricf 81 Eolupl6s q. ana ~
the pndersigned trustees viii sell ~ public
suction IA The sofIice Or Thcf q Owen &
NINETEENTH DAY or lUIYy A.ps 1928
AT TWO r. NJ. the foIlowine described land
lumhla. and designated as and being lot %
U square 0z0l, ~ the same a recorded q
veypr Tor The pIslflcl 81 Cplumbia
Be paid IL sg cssh. bai :a psys6ie SS5 dS
1nnntnlyl or 81 essh - psirolaas option
Terms % Be cofuplied with. within thirty
days. Otherwise deposit forfeited ana the
nEopefU may u. advertised and Teeold ~
tns usdlesisn - ~ sE'sfteSs "a ,rrs
Abs1lN y: Szzh
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JAMES b. FLYNN. Attorney,
End Nat. Bank Bldg.
t-25-d&ds. exSu&ho1 IS
THos. j. OWEN q SON. AUCTS
EsTATE BEfNG PREMisEs 1866 D

BY virtue Of ! certain deed Of trust. re-.
corded February a, 026; ihstrument No.
Of Columbia. and al the request Of the
party secured. the undersigned viii sell ct
WEDNESDAY. THE SEVENTH DAY or
PM the following described land and phersi.
tses, situate in the, District Of Columbia and.
rs el " SsY oi e I Mo
bered one q and eighteen lisl. in square
psr ,ist yscors IN tie Sfsce ~ ne s,, s.
rs at folio S6 gs
Terms Of sale One. third cash; balance 10
&c arranged a time Of sale. subject g g
will be required at time of sale. Terms OF
sale. TO be complied with within so days
OF the date Of sale. otherwise the trustees
reserve the right 10 resell the property at
the risk and cost Of defaultinE purchaser,
after dve days advertisement OF said resale
in some newspaper published in Washingfon.a
D.. g. ARTHUR ]. BRIDGET. Il
Observation-Disclosures ~ Trustees.
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a aas sEs JOSEPH d. SULLIVAN.
ARTHUR J. BRIDGETT.
iy3.7 .10.13,l liz Trustees. 4
TH0S j. OWEN q SON. AUCTfONEERS.
ERN TW0-STORY BRICK DWELLING
WITH STORE FRONT. NO. 4n1 VI WIS
C0NsfN AVE. NV. WITH GARAGE

IN REAR,
ing instrument No. Tb recorded January
10. 1925. among. tho land records Of the
the party secured thereby, the undersigned
trustees will sell ct public auction, in front
THREE-THIRTY Pm, the following de-
District % Cplumbia. and desIgnated a. anu
being lot e u sqisre l65I sqbdivision
ne sarysyor ior the district 81 Columbia. IN
Terms Sold subject 70 prior deed Of
trust Tor Sc: 900 :Oo. further particulars Il
che purchase price above said trust 70 be
paid II cash. deposit of $300,0O re-.
purchasers cost Terms 10 be complied
With within thirty days. otherwise Idcposis
and resOld ct the discretion 0i the trustees
EUGENE YOUNG.
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REALTY AUCTION 4 APPRAISAL co. Z
TRUSTEES. SALE or VALUABLE TWO.
STORY BRICK DWELLING. KNOWN

STORY BRICK DME1sLfNG, KNOWN
As LOT 40. IN SQUARE 983.
BY virtue Of q certain deed Of trust. dated
July Q, 1925, and recorded January 9. 1928,
among the land reeoros OF the District Qf
Columbia, and at the request Of the party
secured thereby, the undersiEned trustees
front of the pretnisee, on sATuRDAYs TEN
A.M.s July TENTH Ie2s: the foll9wing
square 9S3 IS Per plat recorded IN the
once aOf the surveyor for the District OF
Columbia in Li6er "a ii folio 81 d.
Terms q sale The above property will
aggTegating about Sc. 600 90, At per
centnTp, partieui aIs made Known g time of
recuired at time Of sale. All conveyapcInK.
recording. revenue stamps Pnd notaTial fees
piled with within ten days from day OF sale
otherwtse the trustees reserve the right TO
resell the property at risk and cost Of pur-
chaser defauiting. after two days adFer.
tisenlsnt OF gnch resale IN some newspaper
IN the District of Columbia.
NATHAN LEVIN.
JOHN KRuPSAW.
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THos. J. OWEN 9 SON. AUCTIoNEERs.
TRUSTEES. SALE Or VALUABLE Ho1.-
E2wM TIE bJ AE M sNTycC9 RH noSWTANcHEEas
PREMISES A40t RIVER ROAD NORTH.

slss
BY virtue 81 certain deed Of truss. dated
August 10. 1928 being instrument 10. 139.
recorded September 90 1924, among the land
records OF the Diatrict OF Columbia. and ~
the. request Of the nartE eecured thssspy. the
ton. in trent o. the premtees; On THURS
DAY. THE EIGHTH DAY OF JuEY Ap:
Ing described land nnd premises. .eituate In
the District Of Columbia. and detgrated p
and being lot "a IL Genevieve u. 9iehA sub
division Of lots n SQUARE 1883. Niscunstn
Avenue Heights. - per plat Recorded IN the
ONCE Of the surveyor Tor the District o.
Columbia IN I4her al. e folio lQ.
SEA sS ~ sd e ..c1 pra0sf o eeea es Il
Sc. 600 90, gfuffAer particulaTs 81 which viii
g 8 tine e sa's ~ M 4
deposit Of $4,000 REQUIRED. ConyeSaneinf.
recording and revenue stan1ps q purchAssf.s
cost Terms 70 BE- complied with Ni4htQ
Thirsty days otherwise depoeit forfeited ana
!se proRsrty, may e aayssssssd ana seaeld
= 80 80 William 4. HXHTuEo.
RALPH ID, BENTON. n .iss
jezB-tlAla exSu& h0f Trustees.
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b. 5. ENGINEER OFFICE. 1903 NAVY DE
psrisD5 SIiaaaf ei
III \. AUg1let 2. 1929, and then opened, for
furnishing. installing and testing pneumatic
for the Waters supply proiect Tor the Dis
trict @0f Columbia. Further information IN
annlicAfinn ls..8 Ein9 81 q u 20 al
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Ss AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
sToRY sIftAcsnfE vi EfN M VIII miTH sS Az
H. REINA PREMISES bII D STREE

STORY SIUCCO DWELLING WITH HtW.
NORTHEAST 80. B a
ny ssaae e sain assd q isss aasea
ib5, recorded Noveinher q 1925, among
the land records Of the District OF Coiuni-
hia. and at the request of the party secured
thereby, the undersigned truateeA will sell,
At public auction In front OF the premises.
81, THE /, F
the following -deecribed land and premises,
situate IN the District Of Columbia, and
Holmes and Gertrude 8, Hclnss subdiyision
OF part Of lot In Square e37e as per plat
recorded In the ONCE of the Surveyor for,
the District Of Columbus in Book "a page 30.
trust Tor. Sc 1900. fufther particulars of
which will be announced III time Of sale:
the purchase price above naid trust 10 "
paid q cash a deposit 81 $500 90 required.
C0nyeyancfng. recording and revenue staIllp4
Ct purchasers cost Terms 20 Be complied
with within thirty days otherwise depOBit
tieed and reeoid at the discretion 81 the
! = h 81 JOSEPH Is. SULLIVAN.
ARTHUR y. BRIDGET.
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Trustees sale Of Premises $40
South Carolina Ave. Sc.

BY virtue of decree of the Supreme
EQUITY Cause 1851 We the undersigned
trustees. will sell 81 pnAlic auction. IN front
ENTH DAK OF JULY. 1920, AT FIVE
O'CLOCK 2. NJ. the east half Of original lot
fifteen (15) in square seven hundred and
ninety 1881. III the District of Column
eia. improved and known as premises 3Io
South Carolina avenue southeast.
Terms Of sale. $4,000 cash deposit at
the time Of sale, one-thifd of the purchase
money to he paid IN cash and the balance
payable in two equal installnaents 81 one and
two years. bearinE, interest a. g per eentutn
Per annun, secured BY first deed Of trust on
the property seld. or al cash It purchasers
option All coayeyanciTlg. recording and
purchaser: Terms Of sale TO Be complied
With within forty I'VE days from day Of
dausFes and the properly readvertised and
GEORGE II. MCKEE.
Rigs National Bank f5e +
GEORGE g. GEBTMAN.
washington Loan y Trust Building.
1e2b-d&d&S eX Su&hoI 4rrIIafeAn
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GEORGE II MCKEE


BY virtue Of q certain deed Of trust re-.
corded on September Is, 1928. al instru-
Tnent No. 169 of the land records Of the
District OF Columbia. ana az the request al
tie parties secured thereby the undersigned
VIII sell ct public amction. in front OF the
premtses, on MoND!A.Y.g July NINE:
O'CLOCK p. M. the following described land
and premises situate in the District Of Co.
1umhia and beng part of lot numbered
elEhty:six 1891 in block numbered six l0i,
Meridian Hill as described In said deed
Of trust. upon the following terms: 80
Terms Of sale: Said property is subject
70 prior deed Of trust securing an In.
debtedness Of S2.760. and said property will
be sold subject to said deed Of trust In
debtednees Of the purchase price over
and above said deed Of trust, one-third Is to
be paid in cash and the balance in two
equal instalmentss payable In one and two
years. with interest at the rate Of six and
ope-half f6h Der eentnm per annnm. pay;
Of trust upon the property sold, or all each
taxes % Be paid O adjusted to date. of sale.
time Of sale. All c0nveyancing. recording,
revenue stamps etc a. the cost 81 piIr.
chaser. Terms Of sale 10 be complied with
within thirty DAYS from daF Of sale other
N4se deposit will be forfeited and the prO5.
erty1 resold ct risk and cost Of de2aulftnN
purchaser after i've days advertisement Of
Eueh, resale in some newspaper Published in
"AsAsas ' 8. FRANcIss SAUL.
No 926 18th St.N.W.
WILLIAM p. BEN9ON
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David Notes, Auctioneer
Large Sale
BY Public Auction On
Thursday, July s
Hec;nn;nC ~ RI An

Contents OF roolling house, consist.
ing OF liressers. clli6Oniers, beds and
bedding. rugs and carpets, china and
glassware. Also lot Of wall cases. lot
Of furniture from other sources, stOfs
are goods and other HlfscelfaneO
An at nnreseryed sale.
Terms Gael, II 4 ~
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when q man lights match and
looks into the gasoline tank to Sc II
he has any gas he generally hal"
notes the BoRard Dispatch.
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AE Auction

~ authority vested ii US. we viii sell 81
pnbl,c sgctien IA front Of I The preriisss ep
July, 1926, AT FIVE O'CLOCK Pm. part
81 lot i IN Resery alton ID. fronting 1857
70 q 29-foot alley.
Terms: All cash over : prior deed OF trust
81 7ss 5000 deposit required. Conyeyanc.
Ing. ETC.. AZ purchasers cost Sale to be
feited. THOS. ]. OWEN q SON. 81
te30-d&.ds. exSu&h0l Aucts.
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! F rs. aas I'm ShAh6ts g..

WILLIAM P. BENsoN, !"
No. 925 18th 81; NV.
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AUCTION SALES.

TH0S. J. OWEN 8 son. ATCTIoNEE IS I.
Valuable Three-Story Brick
Dwelling Cont amin s 81
Rooms and Bath, Renting
at $4,000 per month, No.
496 Maine Avenue South
west.
Evening star., 1926-12-03
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, December Sew
foot ball campaigns have closed under
sharper attack on rules governing
modern formations than the campaign
of 1926.
To the growing list of complaints
against the shift, effectiveness of
which already has been chained by the
Western Conference, the point after
touchdown and the incomplete for
ward pass penalty now has been
added criticism of the huddle system.
Two outstanding opponents of the
group method of signaling are Bill
Ingram, coach of this years unde-
feated Navy eleven, and Lou Little,
Georgetown mentor. The former be-
lieves that it throttles the personality
and generalship of Quarterbacks and
is useless unless used to- embody quick
shifts.
Little Scores Huddle.
Little describes the huddle as a
drawback to the game" contending
that 1t slows up the contest. THE
way virtually all the teams use 1t, the
huddle should be thrown out" he con-
cludes.
|. Opinion Is. general among coaches
that the 5-yard penalty for second and
third incomplete aerials during a
four-down series, adopted last year as
an experiment, has failed in its pur'
pose to curb indiscriminate passing.
Losing teams, as a general rule, were
willing to chance the penalties in
gambling with the pass as a last re-
sort
Evening star., 1926-12-03
CARDINAL FIVE HIT
BY LOSS OF FOLEY

An injured shoulder, sustained by
Ray Foley. versatile athletic star of
Catholic University. may play havoc
with the early season schedule Of the
Cardinal basketers, unless It heals
sufficiently to let Foley return to the
squad within a few days.
Meanwhile 33 other players in the
squad are performing nightly, under
the watchful gaze of Coach Rice. Jim
Kenney. last years captain; Eddie
Keale, Bill Linksey and Bill Shields
are among the outstanding candidates
for the court aggregation.
Catholic University will open the
season with Washington and Lee on
December 1S and by that time the
squad will be reduced to far less than
half it's present size.
Gridmen of George Washington
University will be honor guests at the
annual foot ball dance in the Eni-
vers.ty gymnasium following athletic
ceremonies tonight. President VIII.
liam Mather Lewis will present the
university with a pair OF athletic
record boards, the gift Of the George
Washington Club, under whose aus
pices the entertainment is to be con.
Quoted, and will address the gathering.
George Washington probably Will
not meet Penn State and Bucknell
again next year on the gridiron. How
ever Fordham will be encountered
October 20 in a game that will be the
first for the Maroon here since 1921.
A return game will be played with
Fordham at New York the first Satur-
day in October, 1929. Games with
Ursinus, William and Mary, Randolph
Macon and City College of New York
are others that so far have been ar
ranged by~the Colonials.
Evening star., 1926-12-03
SHIFT, TOUCHDOWN POINT,
HUDDLE. ARE UNDER FIRE

Tad Jones is among leading coaches
who favor q change in the rule gov
erning the point after touchdown. He
contends that the present condition.
under which the teams line up on the
5-yard line for the try. makes the play
too easy. Since nearly all the teams
are employing place or drop kicks. He
would have the boot made from :;
point at least 20 yards from the goal
posts. The kicker. under the present
rule, is able to swing in the ball from
a point between the 10 and Is yard
stripes.
Still another movement Is aimed a.
increasing the value of the touchdown
alone from to points, so that fail
ure to make the subsequent kick
would still make the touchdown worth
more than two goals from the field
Louder Whistles Sought.
Among less important recommenda-
tions Is one for officials whistles Oil
greater penetration. Coaches contend
that fr>Nuently the referees cease
firing" signals were not heard this
year above the din of conflict.
An outstanding instance developed
in the Yale-Harvard struggle, when
Yale substitute rushed on the field
just as Harvard was about to snap the
ball for Coady to punt. The referees
whistle was not heard, and Coady
was required to punt again. On his
second attempt, Yale blocked the
kick and scored a touchdown, result.
ing in much discussion as to whether
the Harvard captains first boot
should not have been allowed
Evening star., 1926-12-03
GRID GAMES DRAW
$1,000, 1000 IN 1926
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December 3.-College
foot ball receipts during the last
season are estimated at $50. .o00, 900
from an attendance Of 100000.
Interest in all major sports to a
point never before reached brought
about base balls third successive
million dollar world series Boxing
gave its first 100000 show at the
Dempsey -Tunney battle. Foot ball
staged a million-dollar spectacle for
the first time in the Army and Navy
drama before 10000 people in
Chicago
Throughout the country paid, at
tendance records fell or were equaled
as major contests drew capacity foot
ball crowds.
New records were get when Cornell
Penn and Harvard-Yal drew $400, 900
gates, with a S. top" The SO and
SIS scale for the Army-N Navy tilt
brought 100000 to the Golfers, but
scalpers' prices boosted the total
ticket cost over the $1,000, 900 mark.
The bulk Of the years attendance
and receipts is accounted for in the
following table Of sectional estimates: