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Evening star., 1926-11-13
RN I'll. c. NURLEYl BYRD

Head Coach. University OF Maryland).
The end should be quick in brain
and in body, experienced. a good judge
of a kicked hall and a hard tackler.
Fact is, every man on a foot ball
team should he a hard tackler.
team of hard, sure taCklers is the
hardest team to beat.
In base ball a pitcher isn't expected
TO hit much. But now and then
pitcher does hit and maybe wins his
own game.
If one member of a foot ball team
can't tackle, he is very likely to lose
a game for his team.
When you tackle, tackle hard. That
takes the fight out of the opposition,
and you'll also find that it jars you
less TO make a hard tackle than it
does to make a half-hearted and in
effectual attempt to bring down a
runner.
If your team can't tackle hard and
sure, get to work today and remedy
the fault. Get an old foot ball uniform
and stuff the legs fun of sawdust.
Fasten rope to the top and hang it
over the limb Of tree or over scat
fold. Two boys can hold the other
end Of the rope, letting the dummy be
suspended in about the position il
would be if it had legs and feet. There
should be a good, heavy turf beneath.
OF else something to make the ground
a bit soft. The tackier then speeds to
the dllyumYs leaves Lis 1est and hits
Evening star., 1926-11-13
WOLVERINE-BUCKEYE FRAY
STANDS OUT in MIDWEST
Clash at Columbus May Decide Western Conference
Championship Northwestern, Also in Rum
ming for Titular Honors, Faces Chicago.

Ninety thousand persons. the great
est crowd in Western Conference his
tory. and Coaches Jack Wilce and
game.
Both squads were confident Of vic
tory, and coaches Jack Wilce and
Hurry Up" Yost shared their feel.
lngs. Odds among supporters favor
ed the Wolverines.
The Yost men, directed by their ALL
American quarterback. Benny Fried
man, passer extrao aordinary, are equip
ped with a versatile attack, which, in
addition to the aerial thrusts from
Friedman to Oosterbaan. counts as
strong assets the battering Of Molen.
da and Weber. the strong punting and
running ability of Gilbert and Fried
mans well versed toe.
The battering Of Capt. Marty Karow
is one Of the strong spots of Ohio
States offense, which also calls for
end runs and off-tackle darts by the
fiashy Eby, Grim and Marek. Aug
menting this is the passing attack di-
rected by Grim, Clarke, Marek or
Robin Bell.
The 1ino-In.
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Fights Last Night
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press
ST. JOSEPH. Mo.-Buster Brown,
st. Joseph. and Tommy Grogan,
Omaha. drew Oo). Pinkey Bige.
Omaha. defeated Johnnie Rurd, Sioux
city Isl Dayy Young. st, Joseph,
beat Bad News" Murphy, Omaha t6l.
MINNEAPOLIS, Minr.--Jimmy De
Ianey. ST, Paul. outpointed Johnny
Risko, Cleveland Uol. 'Bearcat"
Wright. Omaha. beat Duke" Horn,
MINNEAPOLIS Sl Mike Manden, St.
Paul. defeated Benny Bohn. Mime
apolis 0l. Britt German. Minneapolis,
defeated Jackie shannon, St. Paul "a.
Kid Mack outpointed George Stone.
Minneapolis (4l.
CLEVELAND. Ohio--,lohnny Farr.
cleveland. defeated Johnny Dato.
philippines Q2l Jimmy Mendo, Cleve-
'end. won from Billy Herrold, Calf
fornia (6l
TOLEDO. Ohio sammy Mandell
,iphtweieht champion. outpointed Jack
Y1utYv. Toledo l2l. Don Foyer, Toledo,
Knocked out Patsy Kline. New
York ~
MIAMI. Fla-Armando Shekels'
Belgium. defeated "kewpie" Trimble.
East Chicago. Ind. G0).
TAMPA Fla-Bermondsey Billy
Wells, England. outpotnted juan
Moran. Havana U0l Willie Herman.
Nayv York. defeated Aramis del Pine.
Havana Go).
HOLLYWOOD. Calif.-Paul de
Hate. Compton, Calf, scored tech
nical knockout over Paul Demsky'
Australia (s,. Jack Roper, Chicago
heat Frank Wipiams, California.
Bobby Bridges, Cincinnati. defeated
Joe CORDOBA, Los Angeles fA.
SACRAMENTO, Calif-Jack Beas-
lev. Oakland, won from Jake Kilrane.
Baltimore 6l
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BRIEF ITEMS OF SPORT

his latest exploit. he scored two touch.
downs, virtually single-handed, against
the New York Giants, the second
coming after the ex-Stanford star,
knocked cold" earlier in the game.
had returned to lead an S0-yard
charge.
George Wambst and Charley Lac
quehay, the crack French team that
won the Berlin siX-day race this week.
have been signed to compete in the
bike grind at Madison Square Garden
starting December I.
New YOrl's net profit from six
years of professional boxing under
the Walker law has passed the million
dollar mark. A record tax In excess
of $3.50 900 will be paid into the State
treasury this year by tistic fans, the
State commission forecasts, on the
basis of receipts which already have
scared beyond the S240.000 mark.
Evening star., 1926-11-13

r seems to be the open season for
breaking off gridiron relations.
Two rivalries, Harvard-Princeton
Il and Arlny-Syracuse, have been
snapped, because they seemed to-
generate more heat than the average
foot ball requires. A third. Lafayette
Pittsburgh, has been ended, at least
for 1927, by refusal of the Panthers to
play the game on Lafayette's home
grounds, at Easton, Pa.
If Australia will accept Bill Tilden
in the dual role of actor-racqeter, the
former national tennis champion may
visit the Anttipodes after his contem-
plated invasion Of Europe next year.
Booking for Tilden's show is required
to pave the way for the trip, his
friends explain.
Ernie Neyers, the blond giant, who
gained all-American honors last year as
Stanford's fullback, is cutting a wide
swath through professional ranks. In
Evening star., 1926-11-13
COUNTY TITLES TAKEN
BY HYATTSVlLLE TEAMS

Boys soccer ball and girls field ball
teams of Hyattsville High School yes
terday won Prince Georges County
titles when they defeated Upper MARI
boro High combinations at the Rose
dale Playground.
Bailey and O'Hare made the goals
that gave Hyattsville 4-to-0 victory
in the soccer tilt.
The score of the field ball contest
was to ..
Hyattsville previously had elm
mated teams in the upper section of
the county and Upper Marlboro had
lested combinations in the southern
section. The Hyattsv4ile teams now
VIII encounter winners in other coun-
ties for State laurelae
Evening star., 1926-11-13
NO ILL FEELING SHOWN
BY BIG THREE RUNNERS

BY the Associated Press
NEW HAVEN, Conn. November
13.-No evidence Of friction between
Princeton and Harvard barriers was
apparent as Harvard. for the second
successive season. yesterday defeated
Yale and Princeton in the annual
triangular cross-country run. The
Crimson hill and dalers had total of
25 points. Yale was second with 81
points and Princeton. third with Ga.
The first two men in were Capt.
Smith and Briggs of Yale. Smiths
time was 27:53s5, and Briggs traled
by 200 yards in 2S:1S 2-5. Then came
five Crimson runners. two Blue and
another Crimson. Wells. first Prince
ton man in, was twelfth.
Just before the starting gun Capts.
Nyrick of Princeton, and Haggerty
of Harvard shook hands before the
camera, then both shook hands with
Capt. Smith of Yale.
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Army Given Edge.

NEW YORK. November 13 LP)
Two undefeated challengers for
countrywide foot ball supremacy,
Army and Notre Dame, were primed
today for their annual intersectional
classic at the Yankee Stadium before
q throng of 10000 people, the great
est gathering that has ever witnessed
a gridiron meeting in New York.
The Cadets. with full strength avail
able, were favored to turn back the
silk painted warriors Of South Bend,
Ind, for the second successive year.
Parisien and O'Boyle, Notre Dame
backs, were on the injured list.
Army had available almost the same
eleven that defeated Notre Dame, q
to 0 last Fall. The Rocknemen, wiser
and stronger than the Green aggrega-
ton that wilted before the Army pow
er last year, also were veterans.
Tho lipn-l1n.
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Team Standing.
Tuesdays Game.
Tech vs. Business.

u most of it has assured Western
High School of at least tie for
~ the schoolboy gridiron title. The
same dash and alertness that
enabled the boys in Red from across
the creek to vanquish the heavier but
slower Business combination, to 0, IN
the opening game of the series. ana
has marked their play since, again
Yesterday was the deciding factor as
they triumphed over Central, to O.
and made it impossible for them to be
beaten to the championship.
The games lone touchdown came
in the third period when the George
towners hurried Blackstone, punting
for Central, and two Of their number
hugged the ball on the Blue and
Whites 1S-yard line. Bobby Stevens
on two successive thrusts bolted
through the Blue and White line for
the touchdown. Stevens with Ed
Brownfield led the Red surge that
time and again staged substantial
gains for the Red team. but that Cen
trail was able to check until the third
period.
In the first half both elevens threat
ened to score. Two stirring dashes
by Brownfield in the opening period
enabled Western to reach their rivals
1S-yard line, but at this point Schnei-
der's attempted field goal was blocked
by Sweet. Near the close of the
period the Blue and White drove the
ban into the Redmens territory, but
their bid for a tally went awry when
Baum's try for a placement boot from
the 30-yard line fell short.
Tuesday Business and Tech will
face in the series finale. The Manual
Trainers by defeating the Stenog
raphers can tie Western for premier
honors. However, if Tech loses to
Business or only ties the latter, West
ern viii have d clear claim to the
title. Central Eastern and Business
are definitely out of the, running.
Evening star., 1926-11-13
ELEVENS CONSOLIDATE.

NEW YORK, November IS R).-
The Brooklyn Horsemen of the
American Professional Foot Ball
League have amalgamated with the
Brooklyn Lions of the National
League to form an eleven to be
known as the Brooklyn Horsemen,
Numbers J. Fugazy, owner of the
Horsemen, has announced. The new
team will continue In the National
circuit.
Evening star., 1926-11-13
LATZO SIGNS FOR FIGHT.

NEWARK, N. j., November 13 up.
The National Sportsmen's Club has
announced that Pete LatZo of Scran-
ton, Pa. world welterweight cham
pion. and Joe Simonich of Butte,
Mont, have been signed for a To-
round bout here on December 8, The
match will be part of hospital bene-
fit boxing show.
Evening star., 1926-11-13
GUESTS TIED FOR LEAD.

PHILADELPHIA. November 13
(R.-Erwln Rudolph, Chicago, and
Ralph Greenleaf. New York, contin-
ued today to set the pace in the
tournament for the world pocket
billiard championship. They were
tied for the lead. each having won
five games and lost none. Greenleaf
pulled up on even terms with Rudolph
yesterday by defeating Arthur Ponzi,
while the Chicagoan was idle.
Evening star., 1926-11-13
LOCAL CUNTS TO PLAY
PRO GAME PRELIMINARY

Kanawhas of the Jewish Com
munity Center and the st. Mary's
Celtics of Alexandria. Va, today
were signed to play the preliminary
game when the Washington club
meets Philadelphia in the opening of
the American Basket Ball League sea-
son at Arcadia, November 81.
These teams were leaders in local
ranks last year.
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Princeton Is FayOrite.

PRINCETON, n. j.. November 13
RD.-Princeton was a slight favorite
today to whip Yale. time -honored foe
in rivalry that dates back to 1878.
Unless Princeton and Harvard make
up. today's game is Princeton's last in
a Big Three series.
The smashing attack that downed
Harvard last week, coupled with
defeats on successive week ends. made
the Tigers the choice. although the In
lured regulars of the Yale backfleld
were ready for action for the first
lime In many weeks.
For $1,000 spectators, 43 special
trains from New York. Philadelphia
and elsewhere were arranged.
The lineup:
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Tbe Cbel1i;1g Star
BOYS CLUB

it with his shoulder, between the knee
and hips. wrapping both arms around
it at the same time. The two boys
holding the other end of the rope can
let it give then just a little and both
dummy and tacker will come down
not with a thud, but about as they
would come down were the dummy
real being. Don't let the rope go
all of a sudden. for the tackler will
hi thn ground too hard.
Evening star., 1926-11-13
TWO CONTESTS HOLD
D. C. FANS attention

Georgetown at Navy, and Virginia
at Maryland hold the attention Of the
foot ball fans Of the District and
vicinity today. The Hil'toppers and
Midshipmen get together at Anna
polls at 2:30. while the Old Liners and
Cavaliers clash at College Park at 2
o'clock. Both games promise to be
colorful battles.
The other foot ball games in which
local teams will figure today are:
George Washington vs.. Randolph
Macon at Central High School sta
dunn at 2:15.
American University VS.. Bridge
water College at ST. Adams field at
2:30.
Gallaudet VS.. Delaware at Newark.
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VALUE OF ATHLETICS.

CHICAGO, November 13 P).--The
boys. whose absorbing interests were
Jesse James and dime novels, now
have sons who adore Red" Grange
and read the sporting page, John l..
Griffith athletic commissioner of the
Western Conference. told a civic club
yesterday.
Evening star., 1926-11-13
WOULD KILL HOFF'S SUIT.

LOS ANGELES. November 13 P).
Dismissal of the 100000 damage
suit brought by Charles Hoff. Nor.
weigian pole vaulter. against the ANA
teur Athletic Union, several of It's Of.
ficials and Robert Weaver, president
of the Southern Pacific branch, will
be asked on the ground that the
United States District Court has no
Jurisdiction in the matter, Lorrin An
drews. defense attorney, announced
yesterday.
Evening star., 1926-11-13
SUZANNE OPTIMISTIC.

CHICAGO, November 13 R.-
Suzanne Lenglen believes in assured
success for professional tennis be-
cause it Is so much better sport"
"In amateur tournaments" the
French star explained. ''one plays a
great many poor-what you call them?
and your game gets
ragged"
Evening star., 1926-11-13
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
~ HICAGO, November 13.-The
battling of Michigan and
Ohio State for top ranking
~ in the Western Conference
was the feature Of today's 8
Midwestern foot ball.
Columbus was thronged for the big.
gest Big Ten game of the Fall, with
national gridiron attendance records
threatened at the Buckeye stadium.
Northwestern, the third team un.
defeated in the championship race.
also was in action. and in spite Of a
generally conceded Purple triumph
over Chicago the renewal of the old
rivalry attracted a capacity crowd.
Iowa was at Wisconsin for a bitter
struggle on the lower rounds Of the
conference ladder, while a foe from
the sunny South, Mississippi A. and
NJ, invaded Indiana. Illinois, Mime
sofa and Purdue had respective non
conference opposition in Wabash,
Butler and Franklin.
Eight Missouri Valley elevens were
involved in conference tits, Wash
ington at Missouri, Drake at Ames,
Kansas Aggies at Nebraska and Grin
nell at Oklahoma A. and NJ.
The Marines came up from Guam
tico to meet the University of Detroit
in intersectional conflict.
By the Associated Press.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, November 13.-
Continue nee in the conference title
race was at stake in today's foot ball
game between Ohio State and
Michigan.
Evening star., 1926-11-13
PADDOCK IS INJURED.

SPRINGFIELD. Vt. November 13
(P.~-Charles Paddock. California
sprinter. was injured here yesterday
when he was accidentally struck on
the head with a racquet While play
ing squash. Several stitches &were
taken in the wound over his right
eve
Evening star., 1926-11-13
HARVARD BEATS YALE.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, November 13
P).-t'or the first time in four years
a Harvard foot ball team yesterday
won victory over Yale. The vic
tors were the Harvard junior class
team. who vanquished the Yale
sophomores on Soldiers Field, 13
to 0.
Evening star., 1926-11-13
ST. MARY'S SENIORS WIN.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. November 13.
st. Mary's Senior courtmen doWned
Peerless Athletic Club of Washington
80 to 27 here yesterday. Joe Hamilton
and Russell kidwell for the victors
and Gleason for the losers were high
scorers.
Evening star., 1926-11-13
WESTERN ELEVEN SURE
OF TIE; MAY GAIN TITLE

afternoon on alien fields. Dewitt Prep
was to invade Annapolis for a crack
at the high school combination of that
city: st. Johns had an engagement
with Alexandria High in the city
across the Potomac, and Emerson was
down for tussle with Charlotte Hall
on the Marylanders' field.
Evening star., 1926-11-13
BIG GAME ON COAST.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Calf,
November 13 P).-Stanford's unde-
feated Cardinals and the Huskies of
Washington clash here today in what
is believed to be the key game to
the Pacific Coast Conference cham
pionship.
Evening star., 1926-11-13
SOUTH CAROLINA INVITED.

COLUMBIA, S. c.. November 13
R.-South Carolina has been offered
a foot ball game with the Army next
year, provided the contest can be
played at West Point on October 8.
Evening star., 1926-11-13
EASTON WINS AT SOCCER.

EASTON, Md, November 13.-
Easton High downed ST. Michaels, 2
to 0, yesterday and won the Talbot
County High School boys soccer ball
championship.
Evening star., 1926-11-13
FOOT BALL YESTERDAY

Muskingums 22: Dennison, 13.
Mount Union. Is: Kenyon, 6.
Wooford, ~; Erskine, &.
Texas Aggies, 90: Rice Institute. 0.
Marshall College. So: Fairmount, IL.
Salem College, 8: Concord Normal, 0.
Presbyterian College, %; New
berry, 0.
Clemson Freshmen, So; Presbyterian
College Freshmen, 3.
Ohio, II; Marietta, 0.
Evening star., 1926-11-13
COLUMBIA BEATS HINE.

Charles Rich scored the goal that
gave Columbia a 1-to-0 victory yester-
day over Hine in junior high soccer
game and gave Columbia a f1rmer
hold on first place in the battle for
the title.
Evening star., 1926-11-13
SOMEBODY'S UNLUCKY DAY.

CHICAGO, November 13 P).--
This is going to be somebody's un-
lucky day. Noon is the zero hour
for the lucky applicants for tickets
emitting them to witness the Army
Navy foot ball spectacle two weeks
hence
Evening star., 1926-11-13
TRAPSHOTS IN MEET.

Washington Gun Club marksmen
We're to stage their regular weekly
shoot at the Benning traps this after
noon with the usual events carded.
Evening star., 1926-11-13
BASKETERS TO CLASH.

Corinthian and Handley Insects
will meet at Peck Memorial gym to-
night at 7:30 o'clock.
Evening star., 1926-11-13
MAINFORT. THROWS BAKsH.

Rallying to take the last two falls,
Bobby Mainfort defeated All Baksh,
who had won the first, in the regular
Friday night wrestling bout at Mutual
Theater
Evening star., 1926-11-13
QUINT SEEKING GAME.

Woodside basketers are after game
for tonight in their gym with an un-
limited or senior team. Call Manager
Stewart at Main 9160, branch 5.
Evening star., 1926-11-13
TIP FOR FISHERMEN.

HARPERS FERRY. W. Va, Nov
ember 13.-The Potomac and Shenan-
doah Rivers were very muddy this
morning
Evening star., 1926-11-13
RENROC GRID TEAM
MEETS BLACKJACkS

Rcnroc eleven was to engage WaVcr
ly Blackiack of Baltimore this after
noon at o'clock. at Third street and
Missouri avenue southwest.
TremOnts are after a foot ball game
tomorrow with u 125-pound eleven.
9214-W, between and Z o'clock to-
night.
Hammond A. G. 95-pound gridders
are seeking an opponent tomorrow.
Manager Echols. at North 26s-R, is
receiving challenges.
Rex Pewee foot ballers are to meet
tonight at their clubhouse at 1880
o'clock.
Evening star., 1926-11-13
Boston Has Two Games.

The Harvard Stadium, with It's seat
ing capacity of $4,000 and the attrac-
ton of Browns eleven iron men.
was one focal point for New England
erS. Another was the game between
Haskell Indians and Boston College.
Dartmouth, invading Ithaca, n. Y,
after a sorry season. to meet a Cor
nell team blasted by Columbia. had
little hope Of repeating last seasons
crushing triumph before the $4,000
thronging to the upstate New York
battle-ground.
To Philadelphia thousands were at
tracted for the annual clash Of PEN.
sylvania and Columbia. The Pitts
burgh- Washington and Jefferson Strug-
gle was another popular one.
Supporters of the Navy marshalled
at Annapolis to aid with cheers in
warding off the massive Georgetown
attack that threatened a sudden end
TO the Middle drive for national
honors The intense rivalry of Colgate
and Syracuse aroused much interest
in their annual meeting.
The undefeated giants of Holy
Cross Lafayette and New York Uni
versity thought they would have no
difficulties with Catholic University
Susquehanna and Davis Elkins, re-
spectively. Penn State. heartened by
a determined If losing stand against
Pennsylvania. was lost to Bucknells
scrappy eleven. West Virginia offered
the fans of that State an interesting
tussle with Centre College of of Ken
lucky.
Evening star., 1926-11-13

IF the team is composed Of poor
tacklers. practice on the dummy.
IT your team is composed OF fair
tacklers. practice on the dummy and
become better tacklers.
If your team is composed of good
tacklers. practice on the dummy so
you won't lose the knack.
Next-The game Of soccer.
k0opR1kshA 10a0hA 4.A-s
Evening star., 1926-11-13
Lineup and Summary.

substitutions: western--Fletcher for Cox
R stevens for Mitchell Thornett for Brown
field Brown1eld for Thornett., CARRIER for
BroWnfield Central--Cox for kerer Lamb
for Sargent Auld for Baum, G. Rogers for
Sweet Touchdown--R. stevens. Point after
touchdown ssed--Garber. Referee-Mr
Masofiin tMichiganl Cmpire-Mr. Brewer
tMarylandl Linesman-Mr. Harmon beth
any, Time of periods-l0 o minute quarters.
Evening star., 1926-11-13
Adams graders journeyed to

Richmond yesterday and absorbed a
21.to-0 defeat at the hands Of St.
Christopher. In turning back the
Washington Saints the Old Dominion
boys upset the theory that 1t virtually
was impossible for them to defeat
St. Adams team in any branch of
athletics.
Three Washington schoolbOy com
binations were to figure in games this
Evening star., 1926-11-13
FULLY 100000 TO WATCH
LEADING CLASHES In EAST
Army-Notre Dame and YalePrinceton Contests Hold
Main Interest, Though There Are Many Others
That Offer Fine Attractions.
By the Associated Press.

N YEW YORK. November 13.-
nj Some 100000 foot ball fans
VI were attracted toward East
l. ern grtdirons today by battles
Of historic rivals.
For the largest crowd that ever
looked upon a struggle Of moleekin
warriors in this city-70,000 fans-the
magnet was the Yankee Stadium,
scene of a struggle between Knute
Rocknes Notre Dame eleven and
Army, involving the national cham
ptonship
From various points, but especially
New York and Philadelphia, there
were arranged 43 special trains for
Princeton, scene Of the last Big
Three" skirmish between Princeton
and Yale in the f1ftieth renewal Of
their rivalry. All $4,000 seats in the
Palmer Stadium were sold.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-11-24
NATMEN 7 A K {
ANOTHERFL|NG

More heaving and tugging will
be due in the gaudy ring at the
Arcadia Auditorium next Tuesday
night. Three wrestling bouts are
to be offered then by Promoter
John Blick and as usual the card
will be devoted entirely to heavias.
For the main event, Ivan Linow,
a. tough Russian, and Tommy
Draak, rugged Hollander, have
been matched. Both Of these
veterans have strutted their stuff
here within the past two weeks.
They'll have a little private
score to settle this time. it seems.
Linow is all he't up, according to
New York advices, because his fell
low countryman, Ivan Poddubny
claims his defeat by Draak recent
ly was due to foul tactics on the
part Of the Hollander. So LinOw
wants to show Draak just how a
Russian can wrestle.
Wladek Zbyszko probably will be
in one Of the two other matches
yet to be arranged Promoter
Blick now is dickering for the big
Poles services.