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Evening star., 1926-10-16
ENEMIES OF FOOT BALL
ARE SCORED BY ZUPPKE

URBANA, ILL.,, October 16 @.-
Football has more than a game on
it's hands; 1t has q battle against the
enemies of foot ball" Coach Robert
Zuppke told 1000 Illini rooters who
jammed the gymnasium here TO hear
the Illinois mentor on the eve Of the
homecoming battle with Iowa today.
First. it was said that foot ball
hurts players studies. and 1t was
found the athletes received better
grades than the average student.
Then II was charged that foot ball
took too much time from the student
spectators studies. and that was found
to be without fOunda ton. The opp0-
nents Of. foot ball are constantly pic
turing foot ball as it isn't. Foot ball
has battle on its hands against it's
enemies"
Evening star., 1926-10-16
Cridiron | Leaders of 1926
Interesting Facts About Foot Ball Coaches and
Captains Of Big College Elevens for This Season
No. 4l-Kmsns
CAPTAIN.


HAROLD ZUBER who leader of the ayhawkers for this
of the best foot ball turned out at
that He has the for the past
bids fair recognition for his work
this Fall.
received his athletic
School Kansas University he
s
anything that should be foe" ball field
and can do t
either posi-
pacekckns
most enviab records of any
basket o
school
championship Kansas City kans
COACH.
University this Fall here from, the University OF
especially training
Of his pupils He succeeds George 'Poy
from
He
a
2-Kansas 20; Washburn. o.
9-Wisconsin. o.
16-Kansas Aggies Manhattan
October 23-Nebraska at Lawrence
ovenb
1A-Oklahoma
2oMissouri Columbia
Evening star., 1926-10-16
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT.
pv the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BOSTON Maxey Rosenbloom'
Brooklyn, won on a. foul from Ilger
Flowers, middheweight champion (9)'
Title not involved.
NEW YORK-Joe Dundee, Bati-
more. won a decision from JACK
Zivic, Pittsburgh G0). Lew Tender
Phila delphia, beat Farmer Joe Coop
er, Terre Haute, Ind. Q0). Andy d.
vidoi, Bay Ridge, defeated vince
Dundee, Baltimore (6).
WATERLOO, Iowa-Young Strib.
ling, Atlanta, Ga, won a technical
knockout over Lou Rollinger, Water
loo (3).
PATERSON, N. Jack De Nave,
Hoboken, defeated Jack Warren, Chl-
cago OO).
TAMPA, Fla.-Sammy Vogel, New
York. outpointed Armando Shekels,
Belgium QO.
SAVANNAH, Ga.-Babe McCor-
goray, New York. knocked out Bat
Ting Finch, Savannah (2).
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio-Tommy Gel
10, San Francisco, and Al Gordon,
Philadelphia. fought draw UO.
DES MONIES, Iowa-Glenn Lage,
Des Moines, beat Frank Zusman,
Omaha (8.
SAN FRANCISCO-Young Jack
Thompson, Los Angeles. won a tech :
nical knockout over Billy Adams,
New Orleans 90.
SAN DIEGO, Calif-Young Harry
Wills, San Diego. negro welterweight
outpointed Johnny Clinton, New
York O0).
SAN FRANCIsCO-Jimmy Moore
Cincinnati negro middleweight,
fought a draw with Jack Attell, San
Francisco CO.. Dallas Bateman. ST
Paul, defeated Columma ~Batilino
Manila, featherweight a..
HOLLYWOOD, Calif-Doe Smell
Tacoma lightweight, won a decision
over Jimmy McLarnin, Vancouver
U0).
Ell. PASO. Tex.-Gyp Williams
Toledo. Ohio, knocked out Leo Palmer
Ell. Paso, bantamweight CD.
Evening star., 1926-10-16

classes held on the succeeding days
at the same hour in the afternoon.
The second course will he conduct ed
on the nights OF October 26 to %
inclusive. each lesson beginning
promptly at $50
Seyen basket ball squads have indi.
Gated their desire to join forces with
the Washington Recreation League
five to participate in q senior schedule
and two to affiliate with the ~ junior
teams of which the league originally
was composed.
Strayer's Business College. Marjorie
Webster Night School. the National
Athletic Club. Metropolitan A. e. and
Business High Night School have all
requested admission TO the senior
branch of the Washington Recreation
League. which will be orga nized this
Fall for the first time Junior squads
from the Metropolitan and Business
High Night School ranks are applying
for places on the schedule of the
Junior loop.
Managers Of the dozen teams. which
played in the Washington Recreation
League series last year are requested
to get In touch with Mrs. II. r. Scud
der, president as soon as possible. In
the event that they wish to enter their
teams again this season. Mrs. Scud-
der can be reached at Edgemoor
Bethesda. Md. phone. Cleveland 1871.
She requests that all notifica tions be
made before Monday evening.
Evening star., 1926-10-16


Despite the close score the West
ern- Business clash was by no means
we'll played and both teams were in
clined to be a bit more rough than
was believed to be necessary, fire.
quent penalties resulting.
Norman (Huck) Hilleary, speedy
Western quarterback. was the hero Of
the game. He not only counted the
touchdown and drop-kicked for the
extra point, but gained more ground
than any back on the field. The
Red teams shift plays combined with
their speed appeared to bewilder the
beefy Business combination that ap-
peared slow and unable to get started
and excepting for a short while early
in the second period Western had
the hall in Business territory.
Hilleary went over for the games
lone marker in the first period when
the lite field general dropped back
APPARENTLY to essay a field goal. In
stead he streaked around right end
for Is yards and was over. Good
fortune played part in the Western
counter as well as Hilleary's snappy
work. Charlie Mays kick from be
hind the Stenogra piers goal hit one
of the Business players and bounced
outside on the 1O-yard stripe. Three
lunges at the bulky Business forward
wall failed before Hilleary staged his
tally producing run.
Lineup and Slmmary:
Evening star., 1926-10-16

ce-kicking is the easiest kick
Of all to master. All the kicker
has to do is to drive his foot
through the lower center Of the
ball on a line to the center of the
goal. The lineup is always the
same, as shown. and the line of the
kick straight ahead to the center
of the goal.
To make this kick the kicker
stands just a short step back Of
where the ball is to be held Gig. ~,
with his right Aicking) foot slight
ly forward. all set to step forward
with his left foot. His eyes are on
the ball. His mind carries the
imaginary line he must drive his
foot along. AS the ball Is placed
on the spot determined on he steps
forward with his left foot, locks
his right ankle and prepares to
swing that foot through the ball
Zig. p. He swings the toes Of his
right foot into the ball, striking 1t
low in order to give 1t the neces-
sary elevation Zig 81. His drive
is 80 hard that his kicking leg
goes we'll forward and up and the
force of his kick pulls him up on
his left toes Gig. A..
Place.kickers should have the toe
of their kicking shoe built up into
a square box as shown and should
practice at least Is minutes a day
only with the men who will hold
for them in games.
Evening star., 1926-10-16
ACE JUNIOR TOSSERS
WILL MEET TONIGHT

Aspirants for Ace Junior basket
ball team, that last season won the
125.pound District championship.
will hold their first meeting tonight
at Z o'clock at the Young Mems
Christian Association, when officers
will be elected and seasons plans
discussed. Aces have lost fve de.
pendables to high school squads and
are on the lookout for new material
Those interested write Lee Glas =
cock at 52S Fifth street southeast
or call Lincoln 9673-W.
These players are asked to attend
tOnights meeting: Paul and Pat Cliff
ford. Ivan Munich, Enstie Logemann
Willie Leyking, Ben Burch, Dick Cas-
tell, Forrest Burgess, Johnny Thack
er and Boots" GlascOck
Evening star., 1926-10-16

fefndpS tne totals nit last season
tackle.
One of the surprises of last night s
shooting was The Evening Star quint
in the Commercial League. 1t was
outcounted in two of three games it
bovled with the SwOrzyn outfit. Fair
counts were registered by all of The
Star men except Charley Holbrook.
who seemed to have a fearfully of
night at the game. He failed to get
in the 100class in any of his three
games.
Carry's Ice Cream bunch was in a
good shooting mood. however, in the
Commercial loop. 1t swept its set
with Young Mems Shop and it's scor-
ing was such that it would have taken
the measure of any other club of the
league on the drives. The Ice
Creamers hit for sos. 500 and 548.
A fine example of the mediocrity
and inconsistency of the counting
being done may he found in the
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
circuit. Blumenauer Of the Admirals
Quint shot loo and 10l for his first
two games. then dwindled To mere
II At that. his team overcame the
games. and did not need its handicap
either.
Postmasters took two of three
games from Mailing in the Post ONCE
circuit and without hitting game
above SIG. The Mailers simply haven t
their eyes on the headpin as yet.
Nash ran headlong into the Wildman
Motors in the Automotive League and
got away with two of three games.
After dropping the first game. the
Joseph McReynolds Co. shot 52l and
500 to take the next two.
Stanley Hofner's Buick ounch found
the road too rough in all except the
last game in its tilt with Leary-Chrys-
Ter in the Automotive circuit. The
Horner crowd shot 523 TO grab game
at the finsih.
Washingtons have withdrawn from
the Washington Ladies' League be
cause of the action taken against one
of their members at a meeting of the
circuit last night. The loop voted that
Matte Zorbach, a resident of Ralti-
more. was not eligible to bowl in the
league as a member of the Washing
tons or any other team. az she did not
reside within 20 miles of this city. a
distance set as the radius of the
Washington metropolitan district by
the organization. However. there is
every prospect that the Washington
team will reconsider its action and
continue in the league. Otherwise. q
new team will be brought in TO fill the
10.team circuit
Cordell, usually dependable bowler
In the Odd Fellows League. found il
dificult to sock the naples in a match
with the Amitys. The Golden Rule
anchor hit only 81, IS and III, and his
team lost two Of three games.
Evening star., 1926-10-16
DISTRICT VARSITIES
ACTIVE ON GRIDIRON

Foot ball Of high order was an
ticipated by Washington followers
Of the game this afternoon when
Georgetown and West Virginia
rlasied at Clark Griffith Stadium
In one of the big games of the
Eastern college schedule. They
were to swing into action at 2:3O
o'clock.
Sharing the local stage with the
Blue and Gray and the Mountain
eers were George Washington and
Blue Ridge College elevens. al
though this engagement. starting
I'm Wilson Stadium at 2:15, held lit
tie interest for others than those
intimately associated with the In.
stitutiOnS represented.
Three varsity teams Of this sec.
tiOn were scheduled to play away
from home this afternoon. Mary
land is at Norfolk for a tussle with
Virginia Polytechnic Institute,
Catholic niversity is playing st.
Johns College i'm Brooklyn and
Galiaudet is opposing Schuylkill at
Reading, Pa.
Evening star., 1926-10-16
.ELEvENS ARE BUSY
ON DIXIE GRIDIRONS

BY the AsaOclated Press.
Southern foot ball interest today
centered about five Southern Con-
ference encounters. three intersec-
tional contests by Dixie teams, and
Ave games in which conference grid
iron squads played teams outside the
circuit.
Featuring the days program was
the Alabama G eorgia Tech game,
which. except in the event Of tie,
will eliminate one Of the two outstand-
ing contenders for the 1926 Southern
gridiron championship.
While both teams have two con-
ference victories to their credit this
season. Alabama was favored to win
by virtue of the Crimson's showing
against Vanderbilt and the Mississippi
Asgies. Tech has to come through
with wins over the Virginia Military
Institute and Tulane. but injuries re-
ceived in the play last week with the
Green Wave were expected to prove
serious handicap to the Golden
Tornado.
Louisiana State met Auburn at
Montgomery, Ala: the strong Wash
ington and Lee aggregation clashed
with the University Of Kentucky at
Lexington. KY. Maryland and Vir-
ginia Poly played at Norfolk. and the
University of Virginia was to be en-
tertained by Virginia Military Insti-
tute at Lexington, Va, in other con-
ference combats
Added interest in the week end grid
activities was held by the Tulane
New York University intersectional
clash in the Yankee stadium in New
York. Vanderbilt met the University
of Texas at Dallas and Mississippi was
host to Loyola University Of Chicago
in other cross-country pigskin en-
counters.
Five other Southern Conference
members went outside the circuit for
games today. Tennessee met Mary
vile. North Carolina played Duke Uni
versity, Florida was host to Mercel-
Georgia's Bulldogs faced Furman and
the Mississippi Aggies were scheduled
to clash with Milsaps.
Evening star., 1926-10-16

MAI. MAIDEN TAKES
ARMY GOLF HONORS

PHILADELPHIA, October 10 tH''
Mai. Earl l.. Maiden. Washington
d. c.. Yesterday won the golf cham :
pionship Of the United States Army
defeating Capt. James H. Gay Phlla :
delphia, in the 36-hole final round
l up.
Mai Maiden Is member or the
Army Air Corps and a student al
the War College.
Capt. Gay. a member of the Re-
serve Infantry, was 3 up at one time
during the morning round. but MAJ
Maiden overcame most of this leao
and was only ! down at the turn.
At the start of the afternoon rouno
Naiden~awon the first two holes ano
Jumped out in front, holding this
advantage until the thirtieth hole
which he lost. Gay squared the
match at the thirty fourth.
The thirtyf1fth was halved in par
Going 10 the final hole both played
! safe shots, short of the ditch. lOr
the green in three. Capt. Gays frs'
putt was feet short while Maj
| Naidens was only 4 feet from the
| cup.
The captains next play rolled on
an inch or two, but Maj. Nader
| tapped his in.
Evening star., 1926-10-16

?! No one can tell that.
drop kick or place kick and try foTS
the three points. He should, undet%
no circumstances. lose the ball on,
downs in this zone.
The last 20 yards are called thH
scoring zone. When your team haasl
carried the ball inside the opponentsx1
20-yard mark the hardest work of
the march begins. Here the defensA
stiffens. The nearer you get to thief
goal line the harder 1t is to advance.
for the more compact the defense beS
comes. The backs are moved neares
to the forward line and are prepared
for any sort of thrust.
1t is here that the play must bo
hurried. The offense must strike as
quickly as possible. If it cannot get
through on power or speed. then
tricks must be resorted to. and If It
comes down to fourth down with
yardage left, then. if the distance to
be gained is more than yard. the
usual method is to use a forward pass
or try to kick field goal
If the distance is a yard or less. the
team will try rushing and take a
chance on losing the ball on downs.
This Is the one zone where an attempt
Is made to carry the hall on fourth
down. If the team fails and loses
the ball. the opposing eleven ia IN a
bad position and forced to punt on
first down. Often this provides a new
advantage.
Next: Planning Plays.
Evening star., 1926-10-16

cordingly.
Some gridrons have a base ball dia-
mond at one end. and it becomes a sea
Of mud in rainy weather. while the
other end OF the field may be all
right. In such instances the quarter.
back and captain must use their heads
in choosing which end of the field to
defend and on the plays to follow.
The chart is very elastic. and In
merely a concrete example of the first
principles Of field Seneralship. But 1t
will aid the quarterback to pilot his
team down the field and build his
plays from 1t.
Oswalt, Strategy.
To intimidate a roaming center who
is very effective at pulling out and
stopping your end runs, try quarter
hack sneak on him early in the game.
If your opponents pull new forma-
ton on you, let them make the play
then call time out and get together
and figure out a defense to stop II
next time.
II your opponents make several
Evening star., 1926-10-16

critics to down Columbia at the Polo
Grounds.
Tulane of New Orleans brought a
reputation for a dashing attack
against which Coach Meehan had
carefully prepared his New York Uni
versity team.
Pittsburgh was the favorite for its
game with Colgate.
Cornell had drilled extensively for
Michigan State.
West Virginia sent a great team to
Washington to meet Georgetown.
Games today on a dozen fields
marked Inauguration of nation
wide effort to raise 100000 for the
erection of a Walter Camp memorial
arch 1T New Haven, Conn. Many
colleges have set aside leading con-
test as Walter Camp game"
Jesse Hawley. Dartmouth coach.
after golf match with Tad Jones,
Yale coach. said:
II think we're going home on the
short end Of the score"
Harry Gamble, captain of the
Tulane foot ball team is a married
man, but left Mrs. Gamble in New
Orleans The bride of Eddie Dooley.
Dartmouth quarter. had a seat in the
Yale powl for today.
Evening star., 1926-10-16
SCULPTOR WILL MODEL
ARMY MULE. NAVY GOAT

CHICAGO. October IS OO.-Mre
Clay Judson. sculptor, has been ap-
pointed to model an Army mule and
a Navy goat for presentation to the
West Point and Annapolis teams
after the service foot ball classic here
November %. The figures of the
mascotS will he cast in bronze.
Evening star., 1926-10-16
ST. STEPHENS TEAM
LOOKING FOR A FOE

st. Stephens foot ball team is with
out game for tomorrow, because of
a cancellation and wants to line up
1875 or $50 pound team. Call Lincoln
402S. Coach Kenyon will put the
Saints through drill tomorrow morn
ing at o'clock at Twenty-fifth and
Pennsylvania avenue
Mohawk Prep pigskinners will open
their season tomorrow. facing Emer-
sons at 1870 o'clock on Fairlawn
Field. Freddy Dellar. formerly of
Wintons, has been added to Props.
who are after games with 115-pound
elevens. Call Lincoln 422 NJ, after $50
pm.
Signal drill will be held tonight at
s O'Clock by Argyle A. c.. at Georgia
avenue and Upshur street in prepara
ton for their encounter tomorrow
with Lyon Village.
Georgetown Juniors and Mercury
Juniors were to hook up this after
noon at 3 o'clock on No. l field in
Potomac Park.
Contests with 85.pOund teams are
sought by Mohawk Peewees. Call Lin
coin 1929.
Evening star., 1926-10-16
BOLEY GOES TOA'S
FOR CASH AND men

f9y the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE. October 16.-JOe
Boley. star shortstop of the Balti-
more International Lea que Club. real
ICED sevenyear major league
dream today when Manager Jack
Dunn formally announced his sale
to the Philadelphia American League
club for cash and players.
The amount of cash the Athletics
will part with for the services of
Silent Joe" for whom Dunn once
refused 100000, was not divulged,
nor have the players vet been named.
The deal is complete, however, Dunn
announced.
Baltimore won seven straight PEN
nants with BOley at short. He re-
ports to Connie Mack in the Spring.
Evening star., 1926-10-16

we We SOl llle men ana the stun
Penn had some doubts about her
shell-game offense because Of Stages
standing line. always in position to
watch and follow the ball The
Quakers have fohnd their hidden ball
plays effective against linemen play
ing low.
Old Ellis Are Crippled.
Many critics favored Dartmouth.
with its excellent forward passing to
win it's first victory over Yale. whose
stars are crippled. This game was
the biggest magnet from the specta-
tors standpoint, indications being for
an attendance of 10000
Announcement that Sam Ewing Of
Princeton. after three years as A sub
stitute, would start his first varsity
game at quarter indicated that Coach
Roper might be applying methods uf
Psychology against the midshipmen,
as Ewing has won one game and tied
another by dropkicks over Navy goal
posts.
The Army and Syracuse were
evenly matched.
Harvard. with two disasters behind
was a favorite over William and
Mary.
Ohio State was favored by most
Evening star., 1926-10-16
FOOT BALL YESTERDAY.

South Carolina. 81: Wofford. 13.
HendersOn.Brown, 13; Southwest
ern, 0.
Kentucky Wesleyan, 80; Ogden Col
lege, 0.
Howard College, 13; Jacksonville
Normal, 0.
st. Francis College. 13: Duquesne. q.
Oak Ridge Institute, 6; Duke Fresh.
men, s.
Evening star., 1926-10-16
WESTERN BEATS BUSINESS.
70 In NTERHICH SERIES

triumph Business yesterday in
- nterhigh title those interested in the
schooboy looking the contest that be
Tuesday specializing whether either
Of hesete swllbe able Western.
Red in The
because their and speed were picked
Snogaphe by critics who
still believe that they will win the title However, there
Central than has
make better showing the than
Evening star., 1926-10-16
GREAT BATTLES CERTAIN
ON, EASTERN CRIDIRONS
ChicagO.Penn and Yale.Dartmouth Contests Head
Card That Is Full of Feature Struggles.
10000 to Pack New Haven Bowl.
BY the Associated Press.


EW YORK October l6Chicago and Penn Dartmouth and Yale
| " card. op-heavy with feature
The Ouake had suspicion that the Chicago Maroons
heralded workers. might be which
bowed to Penn. o
Coach Stagg OF Chicago I'VE could be
than last year"
that Penn for beating We will this he said
Evening star., 1926-10-16

Gil gaines WCIC OutSt dllulilR dIilOllS
'ral intersectional clashes topping to-
tern foot ball teams.
,ity OF $4,000 was sold out long before
y the big game OF the day in the
hat the Illinois home coming crowd
count 10000.
ers in gloomy mood. occasioned hy
the recent illness which has kept
Coach Solem from practice all week.
AT Manhattan. KanS.. it was 81 toss
up. with the Aggies and the Jayhawll-
ers fit and anxious for their fray.
Grinnell and Iowa state seemed
evenly matched also. But Nebraska
expected to encounter only moderate
difficulties with Washington at st.
Louis.
Missouri marshalled it's forces to
turn back Southern Methodist. m
vading the Midwest with Southwest
ern foot ball in the valleys only in.
tersectiOnal game at Columbia. Penn
States was at South Bend for an IN
ter-regional game with a Notre Dame
team revamped to fill the gaps left by
a somewhat costly defeat of Mime
sofa,
Evening star., 1926-10-16
YOUNG TOsSERS TO MEET

A meeting of aspirants for the
midget and insect basket ball fives of
Cor1nthian A. G. Is to be held tonight
at Z o'clock at Peck Memorial Church
gym, Twenty-eighth street and Penn.
sylvania avenue.
Evening star., 1926-10-16

consecutive long runs. take time out
and try to get organized.
In the latter part Of the game the
quarterback should look for bad pac-
ing between the opposing linesmen.
for they are tired and careless then
and get out of position. Run plays
through such holes.
fCopvright. 1890
Evening star., 1926-10-16

Nl w CSl, dIiNl II "o' u
at the Illini'S battle with Iowa would
Also meeting in the first games of
the Fall with bearing on the Western
Conference championship We're In
diana and Northwestern at Evanston
and Wisconsin and Purdue on Pur-
dues field. Michigan was generally
given the edge at Ann Arbor, North
western was conceded the better
chance, and the Illinois-IOwa and
Purdue Wisconsin games were called
a tOSS-up.
The other two Big Ten teams were
on the Eastern seaboard. Chicago at
Pennsylvania and Ohio State at
Columbia.
Missouri Valley squads plunged
deeper into their annual title battle
with the Drake, Okla, and Kansas
Aggies encounter holding the major
portion of the spotlight.
Drake went out to tackle the Soon
Evening star., 1926-10-16

Washington Gun Club was to hold
its annual club championship tourna-
ment at the Benning traps this after.
noon.
Evening star., 1926-10-16
With the Bowlers

suffering
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has been of ordinary And the odd thing
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Evening star., 1926-10-16
WOMEN IN SPORT
BY CORINNE FRAZIER

ARF1ELD PLAYGROUND will have elementary school
basket ball all of schools
schools and basket ball squads drawn from
seventh and eighth grades
Evelyn Howard director Garfield has announced the schedule
unlimited ball her probably will
Evening star., 1926-10-16
INDIAN A. c. TO DANCE.

A benefit dance will be given to-
night by Indian A. c. at the old Co
lumbia School Hall, Columbia pike.
Va.