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Evening star., 1926-11-21
TILT AT ALEXANDRIA
R0MP FOR PRO QUINT

ALEXANDRIA. Va, November 20.
Playing it's first practice game of
the season, the Palace team that will
represent Washington in the Ameri
can Basket Ball League. trdunced the
st. Mary's Celtics of this city, IS to
16y In the Alexandria Armory tonight.
The contest was held as benefit
for the United Charities of this city.
The pros soon went into a COM
manding lead and never were troubled
by the local aggresa ton. At half
time the count stood SO to 8 for Pal
ace. The Palace regulars were given
good workout, playing through
three quarters of the engagement.
Saunders and Miller played stellar
games for the victors. while kersey
was best for the Celtics.
Lineup and Summary.
g Palace (7b). Positions: Celtics 90.
Glascoe ..... Right forward. -. Pierpont
RsSs Rkinlsys Lbeft guard, i, zm%ermsn
Goals from. foor-Glascoe tal, Saunders
Yeaser 's Mile He"nfPs m Key pieT 4 kersey
81. Allen ~. German I2l. Goals from
fouls-Zimmerman: , in 3: Pierpont. none
in 2: Saunders. ! in 2
coe. iaeger for Saunders Miller for Chizma-
Ceitics-Wingfeld for Pierpont. Kersey for
Allen. Cronin for German.
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SWARTHMORE is WINNER
OVER RUTGERS, 13 TO O

NEW BRUNSWICK, n. j., No
vember 20 R).-Swarthmore defeat
ed Rutgers, 13 TO 0. in the first game
played between the colleges since
1911. The two Garnet touchdowns
came in the first and last periods.
Little gain was attained through the
line, most of the ground being made
by an aerial attack that caught
Rutgers mapping.
The first touchdown came after
three minutes of play and was made
by a pass from Castle to Mcguire
and the second was produced in the
last two minutes when Castle raced
20 yards.
Evening star., 1926-11-21
GONZAGA GRIDMEN WIN
FIFTH STRAIGHT GAME

Gonzaga gridmen yesterday won
their fifth game in as many starts
when they sWamped Mount st. Mary's
Preps at Emmitsburg, Md, So to 0.
Johnny BoZek. Purple star back.
ran wild. He accounted for four
touchdowns after long runs, one from
kickoff. two after receiving punts
and another through 25yard line
drive. The losers registered but one
first down. 1t came on a forward
pass.
A total Of 246 points now has been
scored this season by Coma ga against
not one by their cppor ant5.
Evening star., 1926-11-21
EPISCOPAL WALLOPS
W0ODBERRY FOREST

ORANGE. Va. November co.
Episcopal High School defeated Wood
berry Forest, 6 to 0, this afternoon, in
the annual foot ball game between
these two old rivals.
The only scoring of the game came
in the first period after Episcopal in
tercepted a Woodberry pass. Gravitt.
Episcopal haifback. after his team
gained possession of the ball made re-
peated advances through and around
the Orange line. finally going over for
r. touchdown Episcopal's try for the
extra point with pass fooled.
BY winning today. Episcopal drew
to even terms with Woodberry in the
26-year series between the schools.
Each now has won 12 times, while two
games ended as ties
Evening star., 1926-11-21
ST. PAUL GIRLS GARNER
CATHOLIC LOOP TITLE

Fair st. Paul tossers have won the
title in the Northern section of the
Catholic Reviews Basket Ball
League and will face the victor in
the Southern section for the league
crown.
Miss Edwina Gulli who plays right
guard, is st. Paul's captain. Other
members of the sextet are Miss
Margaret Crawford. left guard: Miss
Maureen Peck, side center; Miss
Katherine Keller. center: Miss Helen
Bartlett. right guard, and Mis-, Alice
Foley, left guard.
Evening star., 1926-11-21
BY RAY KENNEDY.

Manager Washington Pro. Basket Ball Team
WHEN forming a basket ball team
w there is one thing absolutely
essential. Select boys who are in good
physical condition and are likely tC
remain so.
Condition in basket ball is one OF
the main requirements. The boy who
does not possess endurance and STAN
ina cannot be expected to give his
best in the game.
1t Is the boy who eats sensibly, OBJ
serves regular hours and exercises
consistently who is the ideal type of
athlete for q sport of this nature. 1t
is very strenuous.
There is another point in the selec.
ton of members for the team well
worth remembering Select play yers
who are willing to work for the good
Of the team rather than for individual
honorS.
Teamwork more than anything else
is required in this fame, and the
boys who always are willing to sac
Evening star., 1926-11-21
ANNUAL CAROLINA GOLF
EVENT OPENS TUESDAY

PINEHURST, n. G.. November 20
The eleventh annual Carolina golf
tournament will start on the cham.
ptonship or No. . course here Tues.
day. continuing throughout the week
Last year Rial F.. Rolfe. youthful
Chicago golfer. conquered a field Of 10
golfers. dSfeating Give Afford of
Hartford. Conn. in the final by and
3. The medalist was Robert T.. Har-
low of Pasadena Fla.
Qualifying round and all match
rounds will he Is holes. There will
be five divisions of 16 players.
Evening star., 1926-11-21
NohUeste=cigun Share Title Major League Basket Ball Sea-
TICKET SALE BY "YARD"
COSTS SCALPER $1OO

MINNEAPOLIS. Minn., Nov.
20 R.-Scalpers were selling
tickets to the Minnesota Michigan
game at a dollar a yard" here
= today. Harry Hall unwittingly
disclosed the prices to a detective.
Hall told the officer seats on the
5-yard line were S.; on the 10.yari
line. $40, and $50 on the 50-yarl
line.
His scalping cost him S25 a min.
ute in municipal court. 1t took
four minutes to explain the case
so Hall parted with a Sl00 fine.
Evening star., 1926-11-21
BIG GAMES THIS WEEK
FOR C0LORED ELEVENS

This will be a hig week in foot
ball for both the local colored col
legiate and schoolboy groups. Arm
strong and Dunbar High Schools. old
foes, will clash in their annual game
tomorrow in Howard University
stadium. and Thanksgiving day How.
ard University will come tn grips
With its dearest rival, Lincoln Uni.
versity. in their yearly battle
Principals in both games have
shown strongly throughout the sea
son and each contest is expected to
be spirited and draw large at.
tendance.
Evening star., 1926-11-21
JONES TO DEFEND TITLE
IF BUSINESS PERMITS

ATLANTA, Ga, November 20 CR.-
Bobby Jones. American and British
open golf champion. has announced
that unless his business ~interferes, he
will defend his American golf title at
Oakmont. Pa. next June. He an
nounced several weeks ago that he
would not defend his British title due
to pressure of business.
Jones said also that. business per
mitting. he would seek to retrieve the
amateur title which he lost to George
Won Elm of Los Angeles last Summer.
Evening star., 1926-11-21
CLOVERS SEEK ACTION
IN Unlimited RANKS

Clovers who last night. with Coli
flower and Adkins starring. vanquish-
ed Woodside a. &. toSSers, ~ TO IS,
In a practice brush, are TO drill this
morning at Garfield playground at II
O'Clock. These players are asked to
report: Collifower. EsbauGh, Adkins,
Lilly, Wellington. Smith. Parrelli.
White. Dillon and Canavin.
Engagements are sought by Clovers
with 81. Mary's CeltiCs Boys Club
celtics. Washington collogians and
other senior or unlimited teams. Call
Lincoln 1852
Evening star., 1926-11-21
BADGERS BEAT MAROON,
ID TO 7. IN FINAL GAME

CHICAGO. November 20 (P).-
Wisconsin and Chicago. tagging be-
hind in the Western Conference. to.
day closed their 1926 season here
with l4-to-7 victory for the Bads ers.
Although the Maroons made their
second touchdown Of the 1925 Big Ten
season. their seven points i'm the third
were the hest they could do
toward overcoming a 14-point lead
piled up by Wisconsin in the first 10
Of play.
Evening star., 1926-11-21

m ee'ts the Philadelphia
QuakerS at Arcadia hall.
Opening ceremonies will no conduct
cd in manner similar to the Ameri-
can Base Ball Leagues annual open
ing game at Griffith stadium. Commits
sioner Dougherty will throw ont the
ball to open the initial contest. Meyer
Davis best orchestra has been oh
tanned for the evening to play concert
and popular music. The Washington
Boys Band also will he there with
bleating trumpets to assist the cheer
ing.
A preliminary contest between tho
kanawhas and st. Mary's Celtics
willl open the basket ball program
promptly at 1:30 O'Clock.
Visitors Are Formidable.
In drawing Philadelphia for this
initial battle. Washington quintet
runs no against the very hest. Last
year the Quakers. playing under the
colors of the South Philadelphia
Hebrew Association. won the world
independent professional champion
ship by defeating the Original Celtlcs
in a three game series.
This team will present players ac-
knowledged the country over as All
American" stars of the court game
Stretch" Meehan. the giant center
Evening star., 1926-11-21
J0NES-GUNN DEFEAT
PAIR OF CRACK PROS
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, Ga. November 90
Bobby Jones. American and British
open champion, and Watts Gum.
member of the 1926 Walker Cup
team. defeated Johnny Farrell. noted
professional. and Gene Sarazen, for
mer American open champion, up
in four ball exhibition here today.
There were number of brides,
Bobby getting two on the deciding
holes of the match. the seventeenth
and the eighteenth.
Going all even to the seventeenth.
Bobby surged to the fore and took
the hole with n birdie 3.
On the eighteenth. the deciding
hole, Bobby sank 1o-foot putt for
a. birdie 2. driving 10 feet beyond
the pin. Sarazen was just short, as
were Gunn and Farrell.
Evening star., 1926-11-21
LOSES DARTMOUTH BET;
TO WRESTLE ASHCANS

Hibby Aver. a Cornell alumnus.
whose cheer leading featured the
Cornell. Oar. mouth game. will have
his garbage and ashes lugged out
TO the curb for one solid year as
result Of winning a bet with
Dartmouth neighbor in Worcester,
Mass.
Evening star., 1926-11-21
MUSKECON SET RECORD
BY SCORING ZIG POINTS

Recently a school In one of the
Wesern States claimed record
I'm running up lis points against an
opponent i'm foot ball game.
However. the MuskegOn High
School foot ball team Of l9l2 put
that record In the shade.
The MuskegOn team Of 1911? ran
up a score of ZIG against the Hast.
ings High School eleven.
Evening star., 1926-11-21
WOLVERINES NOSE
OUT GOPHERS, 76
Minnesota Victim of Hard
Luck, Fumbled Ball Caus.
ing Its Defeat.
BY the Associated Press.

MINNEAPOLIS, November 20. -
Michigan went into a tie with North
western tor the 1926 Western Con-
ference loot ball championship, when
the Wolverines defeated Minnesota in
the Memorial Stadium here today, {
to g.
1t was the two famous Bennies of
the iost team that brought victory
TO the men from Ann Arbor, Ooser-
baan grabbing a Minnesota tumble
and racing 55 yards for touchdown
in the fourth period and Friedman
kicking goal
1t was a hard luck" defeat for
Minnesota. Throughout the game DR.
Spears Gophers had sprinted and
plunged through the Yostmen, clearly
outplaying them, scoring a touchdown
in the second period on straight foot
ball. only to lose the advantage late
In the game on tumble in Michigan's
territory.
Gophers Strong at Start.
At the outset the Gophers showed
their strength, skirting ends and hit
ting the line for first downs in
the frst period, and 10 more in the
second period all by rushing. 1t was
in the second period that Herb JoeSt-
ing the Gopher thunderbolt, went
through the Michigan line for a short
plunge and the Gophers touchdown.
pepiaw's failure to kick goal pre-
vented a final tie.
With Joesting and Peplaw leading
the Gopher attack, Spears men made
rapid progress down the field in the
first two periods although several
times Michigan held when their ter
ritory was threatened. and forced
Minnesota to punt.
.Eoest!ng and Peplaw We'd for honors
in carrying the ball, the former total
ing 1lS yards in 2s attempts. while
Peplaw's total was 10 yards in 20
tres,
Oosterbaan Receivers Fumbie.
When play started in the fourth
peliud :, Gopher victory seemed as
sured. Tnen came the fatal tumble.
1t bounced away from the Gopher
backfield. Ossterbaan, who had shot
in from the left snatched up the ball
as il bounced, and starting racing
down the field. Quickly the Yostmen
grasped the opportunity with heady
backtield. Oosterbaan. who had shot
pressing the fleeing Michigan end.
Just five yards short Of his own goal
pepiaw flung himself at the runner
but he fell short and Oosterbaan went
over untouched.
With the score tied, 6 to 6, Capt.
Friedman dropped back and sent the
ball soaring over the cross bar,
Evening star., 1926-11-21
GRID STAR, MUTE, GETS
SIGNALS BY LIP READING

Although deaf mute. Harth Able
Is captain and star back of the high
school foot ball team of Norway, q
village in South Carolina. Able
gets the signals by reading the lips
of the quarterback, who is his
hrOthpr
Evening star., 1926-11-21
GARCIA TAKES BOUT.

NEW YORK. November 90 RD-
Bobby Garcia, soldier battler of Camp
Holab bird. scored a technical knockout
over Jose Lombardo of Panama in
the ninth round of a ten-round match
here tonight.
Evening star., 1926-11-21
I Why
They
Call
Him
"Stretch"
Meehan

q "Strefcl," Nee.
han, center OF the
Philadelphia Quak.
ers, Is holding the
basket hall against
the ceiling of the
d ssing room,
without straight.
ening cut his
hands.
It's a good thing
for Palace Players
that Area dla Hall
has an unusually
high ceiling. At
that the Washing.
ton toSscrs will
have trouble pre-
venting Stretch"
from dropping the
pellet i'm the bas-
kets mt will. He
reaches the iron
loop without an
effort.
Meehan stands
6 feet ! inches tall
and weighs 230
pounds. He's the
biggest player in
the game and he
has a reputation
for being just as
fast and agile as
smaller athletes.
Last year Meehan
a m st single
handed defeated
the Original Gel.
tics. then world
champs. He was
playing with the
South Philadelphia
Hebrew .AssOcia-
tiOn - the same
which meets Pal
ace as PHILIPS
American League
representative at
the Arcadia hall
>tOniChf.
Evening star., 1926-11-21
CALVARY CoURTMEN WIN.

Calvary NJ. r. courtmerf downed
Peck Memorial. 81 to II: Columbia
Heights Christian bested North Caro-
lima NJ. p, % to 9. and Mount Yer
non NJ. E~~pointed the way to Cal.
vary Baptist, II to is. In games
,>,ave7 ia~t Wight in the SUNDAY
s., - L Vi g 4.
Evening star., 1926-11-21
RACE MEETING POSTPONED.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. November
20 CP.-The race meeting at Keeney
Park, near Jacksonville. has been
postponed ION account of unavoida BILE
delays in completing the track"
Evening star., 1926-11-21
MARINES WIN IN HAVANA.

HAVANA. November 30 [P).-The
United States Marines foot ball team
today defeated Havana University, Ia
to 10.
Evening star., 1926-11-21
TOSSERS SEEK GAME.

Calvary Reds court team is listing
120-pound opponents through Mana
ger Richardson. who may he reached
at Adams 1870 between and pm.
Evening star., 1926-11-21
Lineup and sI.lmary:

Northwestern scoring: Touchdowns-
Lewis, Gustafson. Kick for point after
touch uchdoywn-Baker y Iowa scoring: Touch
Magidsohn, Michigan Umpire-A. Haines.
Yale; Field JUDGE. K Keithly. illinois.
Head lnesman-N. E. Kearne. Depauw
Evening star., 1926-11-21
Iine-Ip and Summary

IOUFhUOWn-NTANlt.
Substitutions: High School-Nelson for
Bewry Tor whitford. Weaver ''f for "A HrnfieiG, f"
McGusin for Thompson. Stokes for Dcwry.
Armfield for Weaves I.assiter for .Johnsto ton
Thompson for Wey and Snyder for Lassi:cr
Evening star., 1926-11-21

n AJOR league basket hall starts
nH its second session in this city
wv tonight when George Mar
l shalTs w 3 II gton FIVE
Evening star., 1926-11-21

Score by periods:
Minnesota ........... q o 0-6
Minnesota scoring Touchdown. Joestink
Michigan scorine-Touchdown Oosterbaari
Point after ouchdoWn--Friedman Referee
MFR. Eckersall tChicagol Cmplre-Mr.
Schommer tChicaso) Field JudEe--Mr
Gardner tIllipolsD. Head linesman--Mr
Graves tIllinoisl.
Evening star., 1926-11-21
HILLTOP BASKETERS
LIST MANY CONTESTS

A Northern trip opening with Cfts-
cent A. G.. at Brooklyn on February
21 and including engagements with
Fordham at New York, February ~
and st. Joseph's at Philadelphia.
February %, is the high point of the
GEORGETOWN basket ball schedule
made public last night by Manager
Joseph r. Daniels of Savannah, Ga.
Only games are pending, II hav-
ing been definitely arranged. Seven
will be played here. Games with the
Navy at Annapolis on February =
and with New York University here
on February IA stand out.
Lynchburg College will appear here
January II in the opening game and
William and Mary will he entertained
on the local floor February II in the
final. The lapse from January "a TO
February / comes because of mid
year examinations.
Coach John O'Reilly has had the
Blue and Gray squad working out
for two weeks and Indications are
that sturdy quint will be developed
Louis Gitlitz. last years captain, Is
the heaviest loss. Walter Hickey,
forward, is acting captain.
Among promising aspirants are
Griffin, Mountain. Ryan and Burns.
All except Griffin played with the
freshmen last year
A formida BILE group will join the
squad with the completion of the foot
ball season. Including Flavin, Tom
aini. Nork. Donovan and Scott.
The schedule, all games tn he
played here unless otherwise indi-
Gated, follow:
January attending.
January 12-Lync,burg.
January 15-MOunt st. Mary's.
January :l-Lebanon Valley.
January 2?-St. JOsephs.
February 1-FOrdhanl.
February New York University.
February 9-Pending.
February 1?-Navy at Annapolis.
February 17-William and Mary.
February 2l-Crescent \. {. at
Brooklyn.
February @2-FOrdham at New
York.
February 23-St. JOseph's at Phil
adelphia.
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Lineup and Summary.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Spear. Casey T. 7.
Points after touchdowns-Rose (3D. by
substitutions: Wilson - Rose. Casey.
Owens p. Smear. Morlino Nelson. Kirshone.
Collier; B. Rohnsrn on, Kins: Williams syers.
Referee-Mr. Ems ". P. ~. Umpire
DR.. Heely Head linesman--Mr. Owens.
Time Of nuarters-l5 minutes.
Evening star., 1926-11-21

Epiphany Chapel Midgets wish
games with 115-pound quints. Man
a.er Johnson is handling challenges
at Franklin 4338 after 6 pm.
Evening star., 1926-11-21

Games with 1@5-pound combinations
having gyms are sought by EmsDon
Junior hasketers. Call Adams Sal
after pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-21
FEDERAL BUILDING
PROGRAM TAKEN UP
Commission Considering OBJ
jectionS to Site Chosen for
Commerce Department.

Questions of first Importance in the
Federal building program for Wash
ington are before the Public Build
ings Commission this afternoon at
the Treasury Department.
Meeting in the office of the super
wishing architect. it is known that the
commission will take up among it's
ma ior problems the location of the
Department Of Commerce Building,
which it was first decided to place
in the Mall Immediately south of the
new National Museum. Opposition
to this site. opponents including
President Coolidge. has arisen since
the'commisSion' decision. 1t was ex-
pected the various PROPOSALS for To-
eating this building on other pro-
posed sites would he considered
With Senator Smoot, Senator Swan
son and Representative Elliott absent
from the meeting, however. it was
predicted by Maj. L. s. Grant, Sd,
acting chairman Of the commission.
that a final decision as to location of
the Commerce Building is hardly
likely today.
The size of the Commerce Build
ing will he another question consid-
cred it is known. as there has been
n difference of opinion as to whether
the subsidiary bureaus of the depart
ment should be housed in the prin-
cipal building.
Relocation of the Farmers Market
will also he taken up, it was stated
by Mai Grant. and all obtainable
information bearing on this subject
will he laid before the commission
for its consideration.
a few details of assignment of
space will he handled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-21

With scores of rare animals for the
Washington Zoo, the Smithsonian
Chrysler expedition, headed by DR..
William NJ. Mann. sailed from Co
lombia, Ceylon, today according to a
cable received by the Smithsonian In
stitution.
The tramp steamer upon which the
expedition is returning expected to
reach New York October 26. and will
come Immediately to Washington,
after the animals have passed Quar-
antine.
The most valued object in the col
lection is the young giraffe, to secure
which was one of the main objects OF
the expedition. DR.. Mann and his as
Sociates have been in the jungleS or
the Tanganyika Province of East
Africa since early May. They left
Washington in March. q
Giraffe in Good Health.
The giraffe, DIR. ManN cabled. was
in good health, and he expects to
bring it to Washington safely. 1t
was necessary to go to Colombo to
obtain, passage for the United States,
since there is no direct communica-
ton between the Tanganyika. Prov
1Ilte anu Ills touHII L IlC pl
of obtaining transportation, once the
collection was obtained, was one of
the worst facing the expedition.
The giraffe, if it is brought back
safely, will be one of the few of these
animals in the United States. Their
transportation is extremely difficult,
and the steamer probably will not
venture into any storms or rough s. .
IN the Nyav hack for fear of in iurir-.
the specimen.
The expedition, which was financed
by Walter p. Chrysler, the automo-
bile manufacturer, has obtained ore
of the finest collections of East Afri
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-21
Dandrufy Heads
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-21

Funeral services will be conducted
at the residence Thursday at 2 O'Clock
by Rev. DR.. Joseph II. Herson. pastor
of the Hamline Methodist Episcopal
Church, and Lucius c. Clark, chan.
ceilor of American University.
Preceding the services at the resi-
dence, National Lodge, No. IL. F. A.
A. NJ. of which Mr.. Wade was long
a member, will conduct memorial
services at Masonic Temple.
Interment will be in Rock Creek
Cemetery.
Mr.. Wade had been a resident of
Washington for more than so years
He was for many years in the commits
sion business on B street and in more
recent times was a director of the Lin
coin National Bank. For nearly n
quarter century he was treasurer of
National Lodge, No. ~, F. A. A. NJ.
He retired from business associations
early this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-21
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