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Evening star., 1926-10-10

single to center scored Dugan. koenig
and Ruth rolled out
Shawkey. after being nicked for
three hits and as many runs with
only one out in the first. forced Hafey
and O'Farrell to miss third strikes
and retired the next six men in order
before breaking the spell by passing
Bell to start the fourth. There were
only three batsmen in the inning,
however, as Bell was cut down trying
to steal third.
The Yankees were able to combine
hits on Alexander in only two innings.
They got two in the fourth, but the
second did not figure in the scoring
IS Dusan singled after Gehrig's in
field out had scored Meusel. on third
through the medium of triple. Two
hits were made also in the seventh
inning.
Ruth rolled twice to Rottomley,
once to Thevenow and drew pass.
Alexander pitched to him every time
When the Big BAN drew his base on
balls. two strikes had been called nd
the fourth ball was pitch Alexander
tried to slip over corner.
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HOWARD, IN OPENER,
DOWNS LIVINGSTONE

In their first game of the season
and the first to be played in the new
Howard stadium, the Howard
"Risons" defeated Livingstone Col
lege salisbury. y. CO eleven. 3l-O
Yesterday afternoon.
Howard was master Of the sltua-
ton throughout. making 10 first
downs TO the visitors none. The
best that the Livingstone team could
do was TO brace its line now and
then and force Howard TO try for
ward passes on the last down.
Touchdowns for Howard were di-
vided as follows: Tyson. two: G.
Smith. two, and Young. one. All
Howard's scpres were made in the
first and third periods. The Bisons
line was heavier than that of the Wis
itors and the backs had little dim
Guilty in finding gaps to plunge
through. Howard used the "huddle
system" in calling signals and was
snappy on the offensive. They also
played an open game trying sixteen
forward passes. completing six. The
Howard backfield was strong and
elusive. Coles and c. Smith doing
particularly good work. and on the
line Capt V. Smith. Kelly and Camp
bell starred. T. Smith, Reed and
Walker played we'll for the visitors.
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v. NJ. ]. GIVEN A JOLT
BY ROANOKE ELEVEN

LEXINGTON. Va. October 9.-Ro.
anoke College upset all the dope this
afternoon by scoring 13-to-7 victory
over Virginia Military Institute. The
Maroons blocked a kick of the Cfdets
second stringers. who started the
game. and this paved the way for
touchdown. Marsh. Eoa noke tackle
later kicked placement goals from
tR 20 and 80 ward lines.
v NJ. J.. scored in the fourth quar-
ter when Mondy Cadet center.
blocked punt and ran Is Yards for
touchdown
Twice in the second quarter the
Cadets fought their way to A. first
down inside Roanokes 1n.yard line.
but the MaroOns held
The Cadets registered six first
downs in the second half and Barnes
returned Roanoke punt for IS
yards, but the sturdy Maroon defense
resisted successfully all attempts to
score.
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SIDELIGHTS ON SERIES

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. October 9.-The
series had been marked by the alb.
sence of three-base hits until the sixth
game, when two were recorded.
AIeuSel triped in the fourth, and
Southworth followed suit in the ninth.
MeuSel and Southworth each had a
two-play' swat to so with. the three
base blows.
Lester Bell, who was late starting
to hit, seems to have hit his stride.
He drove out double and single in
the final game at st. Louis. and today
contributed home run and two sin
giles. One of the singles and the home
run were equally efficient. The single
in the first inning scored Hornsby
and Bottomley. and Bottomley again
was on base when his home\ run
scared into left.field stands
BOttOmley made two hits for faAr
bases. His second double was hard
hit. but the first was converted into
two bases when Bob Meusel lost it In
the sun and could recover fiis balance
just enough to reach the drive with
the tips of his fingers.
Alexander. while pitching we'll
enough to win handily. was not the
Alexander Of last Sunday. Then he
retired the last 81 men in order. while
today the Yankees were peckinG at
him and forcing him to do his stuff
with men on bases. The first man up
in six innings got on, Meusel with a
double In the second, SEVERED through
single in the third, Meusel with a
triple. in the fourth. Ruth through a
pass in the sixth, Dugan by hit in
the seventh and Mepsel with a base
on balls in the eighth.
Lazzeri made his first error of the
series in the seventh. He dropped
Severeid's throw on AleXander's sac
rifce bunt, the ball bounding away as
though his glove had been filled with
rubber.
Lester Bell threw the ball away in
the seventh inning. but the Yankees
would have scored anyway. With
-Dugan on through single. the Card
third sacker took Severeids roller and
tossed it far over Bottomley's head,
The ball, however. struck the stands
and Sunny Jim" was able to recover
1t quickly and hold SEVERED at first
while Dugan ran to third. Paschal
struck out for ShockeE- and Combs
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goal line when Norman rushed in to
Long runs brought the only two
touchdowns of the game. After Lott
of Washington and Lee had barely
missed Il drop-kiclz in the first period,
Ted Williams. Tiger quarterback.
shook himself loose from the South
erners' secondary defense in the second
Quarter and raced GO yards for Prince
tons touchdown. Rcquardt then
added the extra point on a drop-kick.
Jack Slagle was rushed into the
Princeton hackfield toward the close
of the first half. One of his aerial
tosses went astray in the third period.
and Tipps. Washington and Lee
guard. grabbed it. fIe then raced 81
yards for the tying touchdown ana
Rauber dyop-kicked the extra point.
The final period was without scor-
ing although the Southerners threat
cned to push over a winning score.
The visitors outrushd% Princeton,
making 13 first downs to the
Tigers II.
Three intercepted Tiger forward
passes were nearly disastrous.
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touchdown. k1lllan COuntd the extra
Dyer for Gallaudet kicked off to
start the contest. the Johnnies re-
turning the ball 10 yards. Dugan
on the next play got Il yards around
left end and Roseberry added one on
line thrust. a little later thinner
man. Johnnie quarter. furlhled. but
recovered and on the next play Dugan
hurled a forward pass to Cunningham
that netted 81 yards. The Annapoli-
tans had to punt The Buff and Blue
also were unable to gain and kicked.
St. Johns had the ball for the most
part from this point until ROseberry
got away for his 32-yard lunSe that
carried across the Kendall Green goal
line.
Makes Long Dash.
Gallaudet again kicked off and the
Johnnies worked the ball deep into
Buff and Blue territory. making sew
eral first downs until Dyer got off for
the spectacular 70-yard dash that pro
duced the Gallaudet tallyS Dyer for
the Buff and Blue again kicked off
and the Johnnie launched forward
passing offensive. The first effort
failed. but the next yielded 10 yards.
as the first period ended
Starting the second period, the
Annapolis hoys launched furious
offensive3 Ducan swept left end for
45 Yards, after which he got off an
aerial heave to Roseberry for Il yards
and another to Gessner for 30.
The Buff and Blue finally checked
the advance. however. and started
drive of considerable intensity on
their OWN account. Byouk shot around
left end for Is yards. Gallaudet FUN
bled. though. on the next play and
for the remainder of the quarter were
on the defense.
Continuing to carry the fight to
GaLaudet, the Annapoltans outrushed
the Kendall Greeners virtually
Throughout the third period, but they
Evening star., 1926-10-10
BOTH TEAMS CONFIDENT
OF WINNING BIG SERIES

EW YORK oubiant players
clubhouse
Louis club the and extended
length of games
They can't beat now, declared the National Legucrs.
anne rombc behind we'll tomorrow"
Rogers Honsby OF the National League champions Joined
his although
He confident however. when he said
"Alexandcr stopped them and said he would
Evening star., 1926-10-10
ALEXANDRIA eleven
FACING TEST TODAY

ALEXANDRIA, Va, October o
Ike Dreifus' AleXa Ddria Fire Depart
ment foot ball team gets the acid
test tomorrow afternoon on the
Dreadnaught Park field. playing thu
Anacostia Eagles of WASHINGTON. at
8 o'clock.
Boasting several college stars of
high rank, the Firemen appear i'm.
pressive. 'Rube'' Hayman. All
Southern Conference tackle at the
University of Virginia in 1924. viii
play for the F'iremen.
Three games will he played by the
local high school foot bail teams next
week. George Mason meets Washing
ton and Lee High of Ballston. rated n
contender for tile second district title
Friday at pm. On the same day
Alexandria. after a jaunt by water to
Newport News. will meet the hish
school of that place.
On Saturday Episcopal High will be
host to Augusta Military Academy.
Dreadnaught \. \. experienced the
worst base ball season in it's history
both financially and in point of games
won and lost. However. Shamrocks
of Washington dropped a three.game
series to the "D's'' and the Herndon
Club tied the locals with one vic.
tory and one defeat in two games.
Following Alexandria Fire Depart.
ment Prep candidates are requested
by Coach Tom McDermott to report
on Haydon Field Sunday at 10 o'clock:
{. Ale. NJ. F'ones. NJ. Ia vies. -. PAD.
gett, l.. Latham. r. Sutton. w. Wells.
X. ScrlVener. ID. FoltZ. NJ Metzger. NJ
vaughan. Pete Wood Dave Shapiro.
Charles Vance. J. PoSey. G. raves
and l.. Edin.
Virginia Athletic Club will work out
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock on
the Shlpyard Field under Coach Buck
Beach. and probably Coach Nails. who
mas not as Yet definitely agreed to
help handle the squad. Manager Owen
Creeean will book the Virginia eleven
ior game Sunday, October II.
~ Tyler and Sammy MOncure arc
surviving TO repeat tho foot hall rec.
ordS OF their older brothers. made at
Eplscopal High School. sshd this wear
both youngsters are holding down
berths on the varsity eleven.
Frank Summers, local boy. who
Starred tour years in basket ball. foot
oall, base ball and track at Virginia
MliltarN institute, is having sue.
cesstul season as coach At the Staun.
Ton Military Academy.
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KICK Tor the extra point was biOCkSd.
ouis Dyer. feet Buff ard Blue quar-
interference Strcakcd 20 yards for
point on placement boot.
could not break their habit of FUN
bling and also frequently grounded
their aerial heaves. The Kendall Green
line also held better in this quarter.
Gallaudet got off it's first forward pass
of the battle in the period. shot
from Dyer to Yoder that netted 40
Yards Two Buff and Blue end runs
that followed. failed to gain and
Gallaudet forward pass was inter
cepted by Dusan on the Kendall
Green 30-yard stripe. That worthy
on the next play plunged off tackle
for Is yards. Gallaudet. however.
managed to stave off the visitors for
the remainder of the period whenever
they seriously threatened.
Dugan Is Forced Out.
In the final quarter Capt. Dusan,
who had played a whale of game
from every standpoint. was forced to
retire because of an injury and
Hauver was showed in his place for
his first collegiate game. After tho
substitution St Johns gained *
yards on Il forward pass. but then
Gallaudet's line held and he Fluff and
Blue got the ball. The Kendall
GreenerS, however. also were unable
to gain and kicked With the game
nearing its end Gallaudet stiffcned It's
defense more than ever and held the
visitors safe.
Dyer Fluff and Blue quarter, in ad.
iition I" his splendid offensive game
handled his team in good fashion and
gave smart defensive exhibition
ByOuk also p!aNed strongly for the
Kendall GreCnerS, his deadly tacl<inG
being an outstanding feature. Capt
Dusan and Rose cherry showed best
for the AnnapOlitans, while thinner
man, quarter, also played Well
The most cheering feature of tho
game doubtless to Coach Ted Hughes
was the teamwork flashed by hi,;
proteSes, and if the Buff and Blue
leader can develop Il hit more Of
fenSive strength the Kendall Green
ers will make trouble for many teams
this season.
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SYRACUSE SWAMPS
WILLIAM AND MARY

Sy tho Associated Press
SYRACFSE y. Y. October o.
Syracuse met beef with speed today,
piercing William and Mary's 1873.
pound lire for FIVE touchdowns and
p 81 to o victory In an inter.sectional
GENE before $4,000 spectators in Arch
bold Stadium.
Using two backfelds with whip.
ret Carr playing the leading role,
the Orange ripped through for it's
FIRST touchdown after FIVE minutes Of
play. Carr racing 23 yards for the
score Four times in the second
neriod. Syracuse penetrated within
the Eirsinians' 20.yard line. but was
stopped ny grounded passes.
Two long runhacks Of kickoffs. so
yards by Clark and G3 Yards by Bar.
butt. put the Orange in position for
two touchdowns early in tho third
period The Virginians we're badly
used up bv this time and the fourth
reriod was cut from * 70 10 minutes.
Goldman added the finel touchdown
on A 30-yard Eal'op. Lee Todd. giant
center and Davis end were the de-
fensive stars of the visitors.
Evening star., 1926-10-10
DARTMOUTH PUSHED
TO CONQUER V. P. |.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HANOVER. y. H.. October 9.-The
Virginia Polytechnic Institute eleven
today pushed an active attack against
Dartmouth and killed every attempt
Of the Green overhead game. but sue
cumbed. II to 0, to the more formid-
able rushing of Dartmouth Dart
mouth was kept on the defensive
throughout the first period when
their forward passing failed to func.
ton Meanwhile, the fast Southern
backs were making substantial gains
around the ends and through the line.
Alternate rushes with Lane and
MacPhail as the ball carriers scored
twice for Dartmouth in the second
period. The third period was punt
ing duel With the honors about even.
Dartmouth sent its second string
back field of McAvoy, Breithut and
Black into the game in the fourth
quarter. Dooley completed his third
7rop-kick for the goal after touch.
down. Just as the final whistle hew.
The Iina-uD and Summary '
Evening star., 1926-10-10
HORNSBY HAS ADVANTAGE
WITH JESS EAINES READY
Dope Against Western Cub However. on Base Ball
History-Huggins Has Big Pitching Staff Avail.
able-Unforeseen Jncidcn! 10 Play Big Part.
BY FREDERICK q. LiER.

EW YORK
~ world will o cjdins This !, all the
1924. only required pay-of St Louis fought back
better chance seventh Hornby Iisies available
uSgirs. the other hand has practically his entire pitching
shoot who good Hnc He probably will
Hoy who won last Wednesdays
yielded II hits and five
Then Ruehcr and Shockc pitchers wro
Evening star., 1926-10-10
Line-Ip and Summary.
ARMSTRnNG H'cH OPENS
Cpd SEASON TOMORROW

A~~strorg High of this city will
11cft Me ma seas Va. Industrial Train
:n@ School eleven tomorrow At
o'clock in The fIst gsme Of the col
o~ed intArhtgh conference OF the sec
ton Last seaSnn the tea ms battled
to p scorslese tie
Other schools in the conference are:
Dunbar of this city. Douglass Of BAL
more. Booker T. Washington Of Nor
ok and Huntington Of Newport
News Va
Evening star., 1926-10-10
PROCEEDS OF CONTEST
GO TO INJURED PLAYER

Cherrydale and RalIston mines will
meet this afternoon at o'clock on
Lyon Village field in the final game
Of the season for both. Proceeds of
the game will go to Fay Furr, Cherry
dale player who suffered a severe in
jury in the final contest Of the north.
ern Virginia series.
Evening star., 1926-10-10
MORGAN TO DEFEND TITLE.

NEW YORK. October Q R.-Tod
Morgan of Seattle today was matched
to defend his junior lightweight ring
title against Carl Duane Of New York
in the Madison Square Garden ring. on
Friday evening. November 10. The
bout will he Is rounds to judges
decision.
Evening star., 1926-10-10
CORNELL IS POWERFUL.

ITHACA. \. Y, October 9 R-
Cornell's hig red team, veritable
steamroler. rode roughshod over vii.
liams today. s4nding the New England
eleven down 10 49.to-0 defeat. But.
terield. Hoekeiman, Balderston and
Molinet, Coach Dobie's star backfield,
ripped through the Williams lima
Evening star., 1926-10-10

2 Alexander 2 Pennoch Hoy
SEVERED Double
HOTsby BOtfcey 2 exndef
RO0mley
Ghr Koenic in innings Il
of
In inning phed to men at inning fourth IeG of I'll Bell Bell
mock 10 m - innings cG Snoek l2 s Innings on Sha~ks KEY IN 10
innings off Jones in nning Winn pcherIFor New York
Sawkes Sfere e. Rein
hart.
Ruth s. Gerig Meuse of Haines Meuse Combs
combs, COMBS
Mus s Dussn of H. Bell severeid oil Pennock u H. Bell OFa
Of Jones Douthi Horn:bys Of Hoy lettomey Struck out
Bell p Hstey Holms by shoch pouthi Axandel by
Shocer s.Ssreid kn rassha Ruth a.asri
ehc xoeng. kcenigE
by
pitcher
by
Y T1h m ram. " ss nth game u.s. sixth em @ mpe"Mes
League ODa and Klein aiona
LNaguel
Evening star., 1926-10-10
SWAVELY WINNER OVER
GEORGE MASON GRIDMEN

Special Dispatch to The star.
ALEXANDRIA,. Va. October .
Swavely Prep School of Manassas
Va. dOwned George Mason HIGH
gridders. 27 to o, at Dreadnaucht
Park here this afternoon. Woodfln
and Tarbutton each scored two touch
downs
Evening star., 1926-10-10
Kendall brings Zimmerman of visitors to earth
PRINCETON HELD TO A TIE
BY WASHINGTON AND LEE

DRNcEToN oeober 9Pneon eart through hsd-queh
coc defeat in the last minute OF play Jack Norman the Tigers
by forward the closing play The
straight the Spots the Princeton
Evening star., 1926-10-10
INDEPENDENTS TO DRILL.

A drill for independent basket ball.
ers is TO hs held tomorrow night at
Z o'clock at Old Eastern High gym.
Evening star., 1926-10-10
APOLLOS VS.. CORINTHIANS.

Apollo nine will meet Corinthians
this morning at II O'Clock on South
FllipSe ground.
Evening star., 1926-10-10

ndUSteu ldlc III Tue lilldl ptElou.
Yale scored in the opening period
when Noble passed to Runnell who
raced across the line. Noble missed
the try for goal after the touchdown.
Georgia team started Il steady march
but was stopped when Morton's pass
was intercepted in midfield by Kline.
The Ellis were held scoreless in the
second quarter. although passes
brought them to the Georgia five-vard
line. The visitors held and kicked
out of danger.
Evening star., 1926-10-10

Yale pounded out 19-to-0 victory
nj thA afternoon in hard-fought
Ter failed to hamper the Southerners,
downs, including a brilliant 30-yard
individual star, his all-around play
It all times. He outkicked Yale. ran
:. skiucd the Yale. ends, intercepted
hea cheer when he retired cX-
Yale rcsorted to a line buckinC
game in the second half. In the third
period Yale made steady advance
for second score. Caldwell swirlinS
through Red line to make the tally.
Foote'S .trH for goal was blocked.
Toward the close of the third.
period Caldwell intercepted "A Georgia
pass and started another advance,
which ended in his crossing the line
for. Iale's third touchdown after the
teams had changed goals at the start
of the fourth period. Wadsworth
kicked goal to bring Yale's total to 10.
Evening star., 1926-10-10
Line.Up and Summary.

Score hy peri0ds
Vale ............ Is q T-lq
Touchdowns-BuhncH Caldwell -. Point
from try, after uunhlown-W adsworth.
Refernn-Mr. Keeean tPitts6eld Umnire-
MI. Murphy BROWN. Linesnan-Mr. J.
\, Young. Field iud2p-Mr. Land Navy).
Evening star., 1926-10-10
Line.Up and Summary.

Young. /.
ubstitutions-Hnton for Brown: 5weI
Sirpson for r Smith sallie for Camp
hell Livlnestone-E. Jonee Tor MCDONALD.
"a eksen for Mccoy.
Evening star., 1926-10-10
Leb Gives Cardinals ge Final Game Caa1Het E2eren Wins BY
LONG RUN BY DYER WINS
FOR KENDALL CREENERS
Follows Score by Visitors With Run for 20 Yards
to- Touchdown and Goal Afterward Is Mar
gin--Locas Play Fine Defensive Game.

fumbhng and
Galaudct
Johns Yesterday
A0 victory Buff and Blue
who last soundy by Annapolis
fight aaude old Roebcrry
touchdown Dugan kick for the blocked
Dyer Buff Blue
aided by fine interference cacd 20 yards for
Evening star., 1926-10-10
T.ine-up and Summary.

suhstitutions--Iuncelor for McCullourh
rarbutton for Ruth. Aman for Macnller.
Mdculler for Aman. Ttterhack for Wood
Douglas for Ttterhack Clark for Rust No
Klbben AOr Ma athews LeInbach for stevens.
Ba<sett Tor Dick son. Manterneck for Tarhut-
ton. Aran for Maculler. Lyons for Arnold.
Ruth for woodfin Clifford for Criswold
Sargeant for Aman. Phelps for I.einback
Ou"hdowns--Tarbutton t2b. WOodfn 60.
Points after uchdown-WOodfn. 81
Rpferee-Mr Entwisle fRichmOndp Umpire
MIR. Tullnuch tMerccrsburSl Head linps.
nlau--Mr. Petit alexandria Hi:hJ
Evening star., 1926-10-10
Lineup and Summary.

S"ore ny pfriO,ls.
GaNnrI"t ......-..-...... . 1-7
SUlst .tutiOns: Gallaudet-Ridlngs for Bill
ger. johnson for Reins Rumann for Szona
wright for Ynder. -. 'Jnhn's--Zourk for
zimmerman. Turner for McField Stuckey
for Jones. TouchdOwns-Dycr, Roseberrv
Pnnt after t0uchhown---Killiau (plaoement
kicki Rcferee-Mr. Schall tGenrgetownl
Cmpire-Nr Peake ~ r. H.. Head lines.
man-Mr. Mcclure tGeorEetownl. Time 0t
nUartCrs--l6 minutes.
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Line-Cp and Summary.

Score BY periods
N: I.........-.. @ 9 % -
Touchdowns-Dietrich. Mondy Points
after touchdowns-Marsh. Gfroerer tplace-
menti Goals from field-Marsh. > tplace-
nleptst
srbs'i.utions v. NJ. I-Nondy for Rugh
r. Smith for Kelly. o Berry for Rearnev
Rulp for Hewlett Moorrnan for j smith
Fair for Crockett. Yates for Thornhiii
Walker for Nahers. Gfroerer for Harrington
Thornhill for Yates. Sabers for Moor. Roa-
noke-shannon for Jones. shepherd for
Haislp. seay for Dietrich Chef for Shannon.
Referee-Mr. Ouieley fPeunl Umpire-
Mr.. CarrinTton. Virginia. Head nnesman--
Mr. Burks tBelmonD. Time of psrfods-15
minutes.
Evening star., 1926-10-10

inning of first for Halia
han In inning Of fourth
Of Serde tenth fifth
for and
Thomas in NINTH
of third for Dugan in ninth inning OF fifth game
for Shot1er in seven sixth
ed forS In
Thomas i'm Mint Inning Of
for SEVERED in in o.
Evening star., 1926-10-10

V. p. .:........ o 0 o O.
Dartmouth scoring: Touchdowns-Mac-
Phail .: MacAvc: tsuh for Lanel !
Points after touchdown-Doo1ey 3 drop;
kickl
Rpferee-w R. Crowley CBowdoin,
Cmpire-H A. Swaffield Brown. Lines.
man--W, G.. Mc6rath Boston College,,
Evening star., 1926-10-10
YALE CONQUERS GEORGIA
IN A BRILLIANT BATTLE
BY the Associated Press.

n YEW HAVEN. Conn. October 9
M over the strong Georgia tea
" game in the bowl Cold wcatl
4 who ran up total OF I first
end run by Hatcher. sub fuliback
Capt Morton OF Georgia was the
ing keeping the Yale goal in danger ;
repeatedly through Yae's middle line
three Yale passes and was given a
hattsted late in the final period
Yale scored in the opening period |
Evening star., 1926-10-10

single to center scored Dugan. koenig
and Ruth rolled out.
The Washington times., 1926-07-15
ARMY AID ASKED
FOR BALLOON
~ international News Service

ny International News Service
CHICAGO, July 15.-The aid or
the Army and Navy officials at
Washington was sought her today
in an effort to trace the missing
Detrciter, entry of the Detroit
Flying Society in the Elks' National
Balloon race.
Alarmed at the failure of the
Detroiter to report its position.
Thomas Wolfe, secretary of the
Chicago Association of Commerce
committee on navigation. called Q
meeting to petition Federal au.
thorfties to take up the search.
Guy Guernsey. Elks' COMMITTEES
chairman and William p. McFar.
land. president Of the Chicago Aero
nautic society, were summoned
into conference by Mr.. Wolfe.
The Detroiter has been missing
nearly forty-eight hours.
Army Aid Asked for Balloon
Two OF the entries have been
forced down, third sighted.
Telegrams received here today
advised that the Goodyear, OF
Akron, Ohio. carrying G. K. VOL
lam and Walter Morton, landed at
Huron. Tenn. yesterday, a distance
OF as miles from Chicago, the
starting point of the race.