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ago. so still it be said, The judgments of the Lord
are true and righteous altogether
Ask your boy which in the real hero the huge creature
with dull proud because he lasts through few
fighting rounds of three minutes EACH Lincoln who
fought the fight of the spirit through rounds that lasted
year after year.
Make the young people realize that the only TRUE
courage is courage of the MIND AND SPIRIT.
The prize-fighter or champion is held up de-
hberate scorn He is the Lord made him, powerful
body with at best the brain of bull terrier. The
courage that inspires physical fighting the courage
lower animals and increases as you go lower in the animal
scale.
A bulldog is more courageous than any man.
gamecock, courageous than any bulldog will strive
to fight after has been driven through his brain
The mole, fighting underground in the mating season.
is more desperate than the gamecock.
And in the insect world fighting ferocity and courage
far exceed the courage Of any higher animal
Tell your children what REAL courage is 1t took the
ancient Phoncan sailors far out of sight Of land when they
had no compass to guide them.
Real courage enabled who had signed denial Of
his faith and subsequently condemned DEATH hold his
right hand the fire and burn off before his whole body
given to the flames.
Real courage the sort that enables John Huss con-
demned to death by fire. and tied to the stake to smile
kindly and exclam sancta sinpcitas-sacred simplicity
when he little child knowing better, adding
small piece Of wood to the fire that the soldiers build
ing around his feet.
Women give their whole lives to their children work,
s p nrS on IN All hs
childhood are well repaid by the happiness of the chill
dren.
That is HOLY COURAGE
Courage the highest kind that which proclams
sticks to truth in the face of hostility hatred and
superstition
All that have in knowledge is due to the heroes OF
science the brave that for thousands of years have
fought for freedom Of thought.
The difference in heroes the true and the false is shown
beautifully in this photograph of Lincoln and picture by
Gibson
Lincoln represents courage ito work for others" the
represents the dull courage brute animal force
to injure and defeat another for personal benefit
Explain TO your children what this picture means the
difference between these types of heroes and yoa
will set their minds to thinking along the right path
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that had less physical strength than Abraham Lincoln
But his strength used in honest work. young man.
and later it carried him through hard anxious wears of war
until the bullet ended his life.
Ask your boy which is nobler to say 81 can lick any
man. the boast of the champion prizefighte or to say
what Abraham Lincoln said in reply to criticism in letter
to Horace Greeley:
Il shall try to correct errors when shown to be
errors and shall adopt views so fast as they shall
appear to be true views"
Make your boys understand that the REAL hero Lin
coin was moycodde not afraid of anything or anybody
on earth where justice and right concerned.
He in long and cruel war between brothers and
the whole weight of that in the North rested upon his
shoulders He did not shrk the task prayed for peace
but in the of what he believed to be right he was
ready for war as long as it might last.
When, for the second time he was naugurated Presi.
dent on March 1866 after the had dragged through
of desperate struggle bitter disappointment
rifle loss, Lncolns TRUE COURAGE inspired these words
in his inaugural address:
"Fondly do hope, fervently do we pray that
this mighty scourge of may speedily pass away.
Yet if God wills that it continue until all the wealth
piled by the bondsman's two-hundred and fifty years
of unrequited toll shall be SUNK and until every drop
of blood drawn with The lash shall be paid by another
drawn with the sword said three thousand years
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thousand years hence the pictures at the top of this
page could be used illustrate the degree Of civilization
reached by the human in this twentieth century This
cartoon typifies both GOOD and BAD right and wrong
ideals
Mr. Gibson picture so admirably done, tells its story
at glance
Dominating the crowd of and boys the giant
prze fighter champion taking for granted the pitiful
admiration Of children and secondcass men that crowd
about him.
Huge chest protrudng powerful muscles bull neck,
that inspires fearthese carry him his conquering
Iway.
Study the types about him. especially the little half
raved wfu boy of the street. turning to look at him IN
AWE.
Walking beside him. In striped sweaters are bigger boys
hope when their time that they may attain the
great glory of prize fight championship.
On he goes powerful, domineering, worshipped tho
hero of millions, the maker of great fortune.
And all faces turned up toward his all eyes fixed
in pathetic admiration that heavy jaw and thcboned
skull Can you conceive of greater contrast than
obtained by thus placing side by sde Lincoln whose
ypfie self sacrifice with duty and 1.-THE champion whose
life types the brute still surviving and dominating the
human race?
With the exception Of his own weskly publication
LIFE, Charles Dana Gbsons work appears only the
Cosmopolitan Magazine, where every month you may
sd enjoy the pictures of this profound student Of the life
The types, and interests of the people of America
Tho prize fighter, The Champion of BRUTALITY
believes that might brute strength, makes RIGHT.
Tell the children to contrast that with the noble state
ment by Lincoln printed here under his picture.
The prize fighter says: Il lick any man in the
world
Lincoln said of of his generals that he would gladly
hold the srup for him to his horse His thought
was not to beat anybody excel anybody but to render
'ervice to his country and make his life useful to the world
Politicians that make it legal because they are well
paid to do SO will tell you that prize fighting using your
fists, develops manly qualities and courage
The answer is THIS question
II fighting with the fists develops courage how does
happen that not of the American champions from
Dempsey the biggest to the least important of the lot
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was found the FIGHTING LINE during the great WARP
They found easy berths giving boxing lessons to SOL
diers far away from danger.
Not Of the that was champion when war
started within reach of German bullet They
took good care of that.
fighting with the fists develops manly character, why
didn't it make even CHAMPION fist fighter sufficiently
manly to go out and do his share to protect this country?
They had not the certainly Of physical de-
fciency" The champions couldn't plead they had children
dependent their abor-for they all right. Prize
fighting makes them rich
But trenches Them shells bullets poison gas
Of the enemy never reached them.
In that great war; weak in body presented them
selves demanding admission into the army the right to
share the dangers of their fellow counymen after
they had been rejected or oftener
Fra women went to the front nurses in ANY cspac
ty that would make it possible for them to help.
This champion" and dozen like him stayed at home
OUT OF DANGER.
Tell that to your little boy if he is inclined to admire
brute strength.
And this Sunday tell the children who see this pic
ture something about the who really worth while
Tell them about Lincoln hero of the American people
He giant in body it happened of great physical
strength Many have become champion prize fighters
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noble s the
and these States UNITED.
the distinguished American artist Charles Dana
Gibson s "THE CHAMPION"
o
believed
nering, selfish convinced that makes
picture by Mr. Gibson published
Weekly" o
Evening star., 1926-09-28
WASHINGTON DELAYS
TITLE GOLF TOURNEY

The golf championship OF the Wash
ington Golf and Country Club. orig
inally scheduled to be played during
the latter part OF September, has
been indefinitely postponed. Chairman
Paxton has announced.
This action is necessary because
the regular greens are undergoing a
course of reSeeding and top dressing
and will not he fit for play for sev-
rrai weeks. Temporary greens viii
be in use in the meantime. Paxton
hopes to set dates for the champions
ship before November /.
The Columbia Country club cham
piunship will be held during the week
OF October 10. and so great has been
the interest shown in the event that
probably five flights will qualify.
Miller f.. STEVENSON is the present
champion.
Members of tile Chevy Chase Club
are qualifying for the annual colnpe-
tition for the Presidents Cup. the
tests to close October 3. The l6 low
scorers will compete at match play
at IS holes on October &, !. and 9
on the basis of seven-eighths of the
difference of the respective handicaps.
Other events on the Fall schedule
of the Chevy Chase Club include the
Liberty Cup competition. scheduled
for October 20. 21. 22 and %, and the
tourney for a new Siamese trophy to
be held November ;. 4. ) and 8. The
original Siamese trophy was won by
Walter X. Tuckernan and Il new cup
has been presented TO the club by
Nine NaVaraSth as "A memorial to her
husband the late Minister from
Siam. 1t must he won three times
for permanent possession.
Evening star., 1926-09-28

In the opening match of National
Capital League last night King Pin
five showed the way to Jerry Sport
Shop paStilnerS in two games. Me-
gaw's game Of 1872 was high.
In Masonic League tilts Lebanon
took two of three games from Hope;
King David swept their set against
King Solomon; Hope got three games
by forfeit from Mount Pleasant; Pen
talpha won pair from East Gate;
Brightwood, No. 43, captured a trio
from Stanbury; Columbia, No. 2S5.
won two from Potomac, No. 3. and
Takoma captured all three from
Washington Centennial. Dyre's
game of 159 for Takoma was easily
the best.
Washington MOnOtype maple spill
ers downed Charles II. Potter bowl
ers in three games in the Typothetae
League. In other matches Andrews
Paper Co. grabbed a trio from Pack
wood; Judd & Detweiler won three
from Ransdell. Inc; Standard Eng
lish twice pointed the way to Thayer
Printcraft: Washington Printing
took" Columbia Printing in two
games: National Capital Press easily
won all three from Stanford Paper,
anu II. N. ADVERTISING tO coppcu Il
pair from National Publishing Cb.
Cole of Washington Printing rolled
the best game of the evening, 1856.
Golden Rule set down Eastern all
three games in Odd Fellows League:
Arlington won two of three from
Federal City: Washington swept their
set against Magenenu, and Washing
ton Bond vanquished Brightwood q
,r,Jn ,,f erut mo mo nf IA sh hnt
by COrdell Of Golden Rule stood out.
In Public Debt Girls League Loans
triumphed twice over fair Surrenders
boWlers; Accounts won a pair from
ADULTS: Registered Accounts took All
three from Securities: Mails and Files
annexed two from Claims, and Cor
respondence overcame Registers In
pair. A game of, 10 turned in by
Bailey Of Registered Accounts was
the evenings best effort.
FranI6ies trimmed Construction
three times in the War Department
League, but his team twice lost to
two to Medicos; Bra andies took pair
from Air Service; Hobbies twice
routed Quartermaster; Statistics grab
bed a trio from Topos: Finance
Auditor had little trouble winning all
three from Reproduction, and Armies
Showed Engineers the way twice.
Recay's game of 1875 for Medicos was
the evenings high spot.
Bachman's 124 game for Motion
Picture Exchange was the best Of
the pastiming in the Business Mems
League but his team twice lost to
Hecht Co. In the other clashes Brodt's,
Inc. cleaned-up Maryland Biscuit Co.,
and National Electric was victorious
in two Of their games with NJ. A.
Leese.
In Department of Commerce loop
Secretary bowlers ran away with
Evening star., 1926-09-28
POLO TEAMS LISTED
FOR CONTEST TODAY

Weather permitting. War Iellows
and 10th Field Artillery first team
were to face this afternoon at 4
o'clock in the low goal tournament in
progress at Potomac Park. conducted
by the War Department Polo Club.
Third Cavalry riders yesterday
played rings around 18th Field Artil-
lery Reds. winning 20 to 5.
Only one goal. that by Lieut.. John
son, actually was counted by Reds.
who had 4.gOal handicap.
Capts. Boykins and Irving led the
victors' assault with ) goals eacn.
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over the Ddll tHdt VIII llldhC MS Ddt
The ball is not too far in front OF
him and very little weight is put
upon the ball in passing to backs III
close formation. The ball rests on
the opposite side of the rectangle.
In passing back to kicker, how
ever, more speed can be gotten into
the pass by putting more weight on
the ball, and the center can do this
because he does not have to charge
on that play. The center must know
the speed OF his backs and lead them
accordingly. There are five kinds OF
passes.
/. a pass to the quarterback. The
iall is !a;d up against the leg, or
passed back in the middle. according
to the position the quarterback likes
best.
,. A direct pass 10 halfbacks in
close formation very little turn being
put on the ball and passed back at
medium speed
3. a direct pass that is laid in the
air about waist high for Il direct
plunge through the line.
4. \ pass back to the kicker. made
waist high and to the side the kicker
is kicking on.
Evening star., 1926-09-28

nnaSIurl.
here was an incident that might have
an upSetting effect on Gene mentally.
Certainly, every one of US wanted to
guard against any such thing az far
as possible.
SO we all lied glibly and convinced
Gene that after consideration, We
realized that it would make for a
great story II he did make the trip by
air-the first time "A challenger for
the heavyweight crown had even
thought Of such q feat.
And so we shook his hand on that
rather overcast morning and wished
him all the luck In the world as off
he sailed. For, somehow, we couldn't
help but realize that he was just the
kind of chap that would make q last
minute shift rather than break his
word to US.
1t is a pretty high-principled young
man that they turned out from the
streets OF Greenwich Village.
fCopyright. 1926
Evening star., 1926-09-28

to 47G for the losers. Federal Re
serves three times vanquished Ma
tional Metropolitan, and Hibbs 60.
twice doWned Federal american.
BOwlers of Indian Tribal Claims Sec
ton of the general accounting office
have organized d league that was to
start play this afternoon at 4:45
o'clock on Coliseum drives. Apaches.
Sioux, 1owas. Delawares, Iroauois a nd
OSageS are the teams.
Plans for the Knights of Columbus
Bowling League season will be COM
pleted at a meeting tomorrow night
at 8 o'clock at X. OF G.. Hall. Opening
matches will he rolled October at
Recreation alleys. with all teams get
ting action. Leo =. Grady is presi-
dent of the league.
Evening star., 1926-09-28
SPRINGFIELD GETS TITLE.

SPRINGFIELD Mo. September
IS P-Springfield Midsets have
been declared the 1926 champions OF
the Western Association. and the re-
naming games in the play-off series
with Joplin We're called off because
of cold and rainy weather. The
series was to have been played until
one team won five games. Spring
field had won three out OF the five
played.
Evening star., 1926-09-28

:
Then, in 1919, Pat Moran led on
with two southpaws, Dutch Ruether.
now with the Yankees. and Slim
Sallee. before he used Ray Fisher in
the third game. the first National
League right handler 70 start in three
years
HOrnsby Well Fixed.
While Flint Rhem and Grover Alex
ander are two of the headliners OF
the Cardinal stan. | know that
Rogers Hornsby hopes 10 make con
siderable difficulty for lluggins with
little Willie Sherdel and Art Rein
hart. his two left -ha nders. Hornsby.
O'Farrell and the regular Cardinal
pitchers secuted" the Yanks iii a
couple of games at the stadium a
few weeks ago and were quite i'm
pressed with the strong game which
Hal Wiltse. a young Red SoX south
paw pitched against them.
The Yanks haven't been as weak
against left handed pitching this year
as in former seasons, although Grove
and Zachary have given them lot
of trouble However. other left hand
ers have been used pretty rough.
Sherdel isn't much for size. but he
throws a mean curve and has a cool
head on his shoulders. Reinhart has
greater stuff than Sherdel. but he
doesn't possess Wee Willie's pitching
experience.
Huggins twirling ace all season has
been the brilliant Herb Pennock. one
OF the games veterans. who loses
nothing with the passing years. In
the last few weeks Of the race Pen
mock has felt the strain, but a week =
rest between his last league game
and the series should enable him to
regain his real stuff. And when he
is right he will be a hard man for
the Cardinals TO beat
Evening star., 1926-09-28
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT.
,y the Associated Press

BN THe AbSOCIaleu FFesB.
NEW YORK.-Andy Routis Of
France won from Eddie Anderson.
Wyoming, on a foul "a. Jimmy OAR
rah defeated Abd-el-kebir U0l. Wal
ter Hogan beat julius Weisse 40.
CHICAGO.-Nillie Davies. Charleroi,
Pa, beat Eal"nie Peters, Chicago Q0).
INDIANAPOLIS.-- Virgins
Indianapolis, defeated Chief John
MetoQuah, Hutchinson, kans. U0).
Jimmy Mahoney, Chicago, won from
George Mulholland, Indianapolis tS).
TROY. n. Y.--Red Herring. Gulf
port. Miss. knocked out Johnny
Berry, Philadelphia az.
Evening star., 1926-09-28

Lighthouse in All three tilts: Patent
overcame Census in a pair: Coast Sur
vey won two from Standards after
dropping the first. and Mines, after
coping the opener, lost two to Bu-
reau Of Foreign and Domestic Com
merce Rocks set of 1873 for Mines
was best
Topping l,648 pins to l,5"S for its
opponents, Union Printers won all
three games from Orrison Coal Co.
in the opening match las. night of the
Athletic Bowling League. Bernie Frye
of Printers had high game. 1871, and
the set of 3o4 rolled by Claude Cowles,
also Of Printers. was best.
Parker. Bridget dOWned Washington
Baltimore Co. in two games in the
Commercial League. Stiefel, Parker
Bridget, turned in high Game-137.
Riggs National cleaned up in its
match against F'ederal-American in
Bankers League, totaling ] 1928 pins
Evening star., 1926-09-28

The Yankees have more confidence
i'll him than in any Of their other
pitchers. lie always is such q cool
and collected customer in the pinches
and nothing ever disturbS him. While
II is little TOO early to get IIuggins'
pitching plans. | understand that he
intends To start Pennock and then
pitch him again in the fourth or NTH
game. played in - Louis
Has Had Experience
Herb hurled splrndidly for liugsinS
i'll the world series Of three years ago.
pitching two victories and saving an
other game in which Fob Shawkey
was knocked out. PennOCk was in
world series action as far back as
1914, when he relieved Shawk.y in a
game played by the Athletics.
Then IIuggins also has Huether.
picked up from Washington on waiy
ers late in August. Ruethcr was pro
for the series Ruether still can go
we'll for about six or seven inings. but
after that he seems To tire He has
pitched i'll only nine complete games
out of % in which he has participated
as a pitcher.
Ruether also used TO have quite a
reputation as Il hitter. but he haSn I
accomplished much with his bat this
year. his batting average being only
90 for 50 games. Dutch emerged
from the 1919 world series with a 90.
batting average, getting three hits or
Cicotlr in the first game. Perhaps
aIdi,. was laying ii over.
Evening star., 1926-09-28
nne Model Man, oupa, May Be Prominent in Big Series
KENILWORTH BOUTS
PUT OFF FOR A DAY

Because of threatening weather
the keniIworth arena boxing pro-
gram scheduled for tonight In
which Honey Boy Finnegan and
joe lawson were to meet in the
headliner has been postponed to
tomorrow night.
Evening star., 1926-09-28
CARLYLES KEEP BUSY.

carlyles, ll0-pound foot ballers,
will workout this afternoon and to-
morrow at 3 O'Clock, and these play
ers are asked to report: Anderson.
Coiner. appans. Mccullough,
Orandes, McAdams, Mamakos. San
ford, Zell, Quinn. Kane. Taylor,
Beard, .. and r. Miles, Shorb. Frank
Dean Dunna and Kelso.
Evening star., 1926-09-28
GALLAUDET Is SEEKING
RIVAL FOR OCTOBER %

Gallaudet College, through Manager
Cooper jacobson. is anxious for a
game for October %. the only open
date on the Kendall Greeners' sched-
ule. Gallaudet is willing to he either
host or guest to a college team.
Evening star., 1926-09-28
DOPING THE WORLD SERIES
Article X.
HY FREDERICK G.. I.IF.R.

EFT-HANDED pitching should be big though necessarily de-
| factor world series
Cardinals will to a much greater
IL Nle knocked .
order that he failed either Kuctr
or Zachary
In krd ON
League champions
1910 1917 and 1913 te
Wbcrt
Marqlard and Sherry Smith In 1917 Metraw failed
Salee. Schupp Benton
In 1918 the Cubs started Jim Vaughn
Evening star., 1926-09-28


tennis. will preside over the gatheril
Adeline Alexander and Edith Nc
Culloch, the present holders of the
doubles crown at Central. will partici
pate in the singles and are expected
to prove two Of the strongest con-
tenders for laurels. Each possesses a
we'll developed game.
Marguerite lolZbauer. director In
| charge of fencing, will meet with her
class of beginners tomorrow morning
for the first time. The new sport may
not be considered a major activity
this term, as it is still in the expert
| mental stages, but the fencers will
meet each Wednesday morning during
the first period for instruction in the
initial principles Of the art.
Katherine Knaebel and Anna Held.
der, instructors in charge of hockey
expect to call the first meeting of their
group tomorrow afternoon, at which
time plans for Fall practice will be
discussed.
Basket ball will hold prominent
place on the Winter program at the
Mount Pleasant school. Hundreds OF
girls turn out each year for this ac-
tivity. Only the sophomores, juniors
and seniors are allowed to participate
in the class and interclass games, but
even with this restriction, the field Of
enthusiasts is much larger than in
any other sport.
Ada Moody will coach the sophie
| mores, Charlotte Galpin will have the
juniors and Katherine Knaebel will
put the Seniors through their PAGES.
Meetings Of the various basket ball
groups will be held next week, accord.
ing to the coaches.
Swimming classes also will get un-
der way next week. Miss Moody will
have charge Of all candidates for lead
ership. Girls passing tests as leaders
at Central not only receive their c,
but are appointed assistant instruc-
tors. this giving them valuable expe-
rience in impaIring the knowledge
they have gained in the tank.
/ Miss Galpin will conduct an ad-
vanced swimming class each Monday.
and Miss Haolzbauer Will take the BE-
ginnerS.
All members Of the women's Ath.
rau.oiI Of In IN ,,t,ycSi
Evening star., 1926-09-28
GRIFFITH TO TALK.

Clark Griffith will give a base ball
talk at the annual banquet OF Ter
minal r. r. Y. NJ. c. A. League, to be
held at a date in October to be an
nOunced.
Evening star., 1926-09-28
Tbe Gbeni;1g 5tar
BOYS CLUB
BY HAROLD d. DREW,
coach OF Observation-Disclosures College

ball important because
The position OF the depends upon S
imaginary reCtangle the ground ne
right corner OF this
He then takes position
IL halt tha1n Ike his hackn ground
Evening star., 1926-09-28
SMITH TO LEAD QUINT.

Jack Smith, star local basketer, has
been named by the Cumberland, Md.
Chamber of Commerce to lead a semi
pro court team that will represent
the Maryland city this season.
Evening star., 1926-09-28
With the eB0wLers

OF
bowling loop
good night the circuits opening match Pcrce Elicit,
with the
Evening star., 1926-09-28

n Walker in New
nj York CHAMPION following his Jack Dempsey
| VI had this Tunney
4 Those who citizenship
the high learned mothers knee
boxer the world
model American
everyca OF that
here the destined walk the shoes OF such renowned
l. Sullivan. Corbe Bob Fitzsmuon and James
efrie discern that here high type OF clean Young
Gene couldn't have been than Is when he the
director boys OF public school No H.
who took nsderabe neshbohOod
Evening star., 1926-09-28

Johnny GoetZ. star guard for the
pa st several seasons of Washington
Yankees. will receive u trial this sea
son with Baltimore of the American
Professional Basket Bah League.