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Evening star., 1927-12-03
SHAPLEY, LEvEY GET
ALL-SERVICE PLACES

Lieut.. Alan Shapley and Corpl.
James Levev of the Quantico Marine
foot ball team have been given places
on the all-service eleven selected by
athletic directors of the Army and
Navy. The two teams of the squad
follow:
First team-sloane. Annapolis. left end:
SnraguP. West Point left tackle: Burke.
Annapolis. left guard; Hardin. Annapolis
center: Woerrer.. Annapolis; right guard
Perry. West Point. right tackle: Born. West
Point. right end Shanley. ouantico Marines,
9usrterhack: Levey. Qnsntico Marines lett
Clifton. Annanolis fullback
Second team--Harhold. West Point, LEFT
ta@kIe is Hammsck es Vest Point 'Ift Ieft guard
Hall. West Point. eenter:. Seeman; West
Point rirht guard Rsrtelm,an Al, A,I,Army
Nave. West Point. quarterback: Llovd An
right haifback: Bough. West Coast Army.
fullhack.
Evening star., 1927-12-03
SIX G. u. GRIDDERS
IN ALL-JESUIT SQUAD

Six Georgetown players have been
selected for an All-Eastern Jesuit col
lege foot ball squad. five being placed
on the first team. Other colleges rep
resented in the squad are Fordham.
Holy Cross and Boston College. The
teams follow:
FIRST TEAM-Tomaini. Georgetown. left
end: Feaster. Fordham. left tackle: Belon.
Fnriham. left guard Grigshy. Georgetown.
center Cervini Holy Cross right guard ::
Mooney. GEORGETOWN. right tackle: Murphy.
Boston College. right end: Weston. Boston
half: Grinp .Fordham. right half: Hudak.
Gporretown fullhack
SECOND TEAM-Provincial. Georgetown.
left end. Herman Boston College, left tackle :
Bruce, Fordham left guard: OConnell Holy
Cross center: O'Brien. Boston College. right
~1ard Mahaney. Holy Cross. right tackle:
Walsh. Fordham, right end, RYAN. Holy
Gross Quarterback: Creedon. Boston College
left half: Shanahan Holv Cross right half
Dover. Boston College. fullback.
Evening star., 1927-12-03
VIRGINIA BOOKS SEVEN
DIXIE CONFERENCE TILTS

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, Decem-
her (P). Virginia will renew grid.
iron rivalries of more than 80 wears
standing in 1928 by playing Princeton
and Vanderbilt. it is announced in
College Topics, the student newspaper.
Seven Southern Conference contests
are to he played.
William &. Luke, a tackle has been
elected to captain the 1928 team that
will play through the following
schedule:
September % pending
October South Carolina. at Charlottes-
vile: 13, Princeton at Princeton: 20. Vlr-
ginia Military Institute at Lexington: %,
Vanderbilt place pendinCi
November 3. Wdshnrten and Lee. al
Charlottesville. TO- Virginia Pniyterhpc at
Black sbnrg: II Maryland IT College Park
Md; ~. North Carolina at Charlottesville.
Evening star., 1927-12-03
ORI0LE GRID TEAMS
SEEKING FOES HERE

Two crack Baltimore sandlot foot
ball teams are after games with Wash
ineton elevens Irvington Terrors,
125-pound combination of the Monu-
mental City, which has not been de-
feated in eight starts this season,
wants to meet the champion or some
other strong Washington team at
this weight. They are willing to PLAY
in the District on any Sunday before
Christmas.
Essex Bulldogs. the other challeng
ing Baltimore eleven, would tackle "A
leading local team either tomorrow or
next Sunday.
Miller Brown. 104 Augusta avenue,
Baltimore, whose telephone is Gilmore
1858, is receiving challenges for the
Tcrrors.
The Essex Bulldogs manager is
X. G. Johnston. 4701 Eastern avenue,
Baltimore. His telephone is Wolfe
4039.
II. G.. Swami foot ballers over.
whelmed Arrows, az to Z. yesterday.
Columbia Heights eleven Is after a
game for tomorrow with a los. pound
team. Call Adams 6205.
contest for tomorrow Is sought by
Stantons, 1l0pound eridironers. Cali
Atlantic &c.
Evening star., 1927-12-03
Field Handcap Great Eeens Fight for Southern Foot Ball Title
SPEAKER FREE TO LEAVE
NATIONALS, SAYS GRlFF

iris Speaker. veteran outheider
of the Nationals. Is free 10 make
whatever playing arrangements
with some club other than wash
ingt0n for next season he may
care to, according to President
Clark Griffith. The local preXy
has said that while speaker is
not what might be termed on the
market. yet | would not stand in
his way If he could land a mana
gpriaI berth or get a playing JOB
with some other major league
club"
Speaker was acquired by the
Nationals last Winter at c"nSid-
cradle expense. and, though the vet
pran played good base ball for the
locals, il is no secret that he did
not perform up TO the expectations
of those directly interested in the
club. II has been rumored that
John McGraw, manager of the
Giants. has sought Speakers Serv-
ices. but Griffith declares the New
York club has madelno direct offer
for the player.
Evening star., 1927-12-03
TWO CENTRAL BOYS
NOT TO RECEIVE C'S

kerfoot Smith and Hockbaum. CEN
ter and guard, respectively. on the
Central High School foot ball team
this season. will not receive letters at
the athletic assembly on December IL.
They did not play in the required nine
quarters of regular competition. Smith
started the season as regular center.
but later broke both shoulders. He will
be graduated before another grid sea-
son. but Hockbaum will have further
opportunity to get his &C." as he re-
turns.
Benjamin Franklin Accounting
School is the latest institution here
about to form a basket ball team
Dewitt will be met December % in
Franlllin's opening game. and games
with other teams are planned. ,SeV-
eral former schoolboy players make
up the Franklin squad.
Western High begins basket ball
practice Monday. Capt. Don CARRIER,
Bob Wilson and Doyle are the expert
enced players a hand. Owens. Fletch-
Matthews, Browntield and Park are
others who will strive for berths.
Business High basketers. who open
their season Wednesday with Emerson
will scrimmage an all-star team of
former high school players Monday.
Earl Moser, Bill Banta and Pete Nee,
formerly of Central and Tom SAWYER
and Herbe Young will make up the
allstar five.
Central High basketers. who play
their first game Tuesday with st.
Johns, trimmed the Marine Barracks
basketers in a scrimmage yesterday,
81 to 13.
Evening star., 1927-12-03
Columbia
EIGHT GRIDIR0N GAMES
SCHEDULED FOR v. NJ. !,

LEXINGTON. Va, December up.
Eight games are on the foot ball
schedule of the Virginia Military In
stitute for 1928. as annpunced by
Graduate Manager p. B. Clarkson
Two dates still are open.
The cadets will meet the same op
ponents as this year. with two nota.
hle exceptions. Wolford College and
North Carolina University. The Sep.
temher date formerly held by the
Terriers was regarded as too early
by the Wofford mana cement Clark
son said, and "A Encouragement Of the
North Carolina schedule has made
it possible for the Cadets and Tar
heels to meet only on October 20. the
date Of V. NJ. Is homecoming with
Virginia
The schedule
Sentemher - omen: September 20. Rich
mnn1 University at Lexington: October u.
Georgia Tech at Atlanta: October u. Roa-
noke College at Lexington: October % Vir-
sinia at Ieyington: Dot rter - MARYLAND AZ
Richmond. November 3 Davidson College NJ
lnxirrton. November 10 opea: November
y Kentucky ~ Lexington XIV: November
20. V. r. ]. at Roanoke.
Evening star., 1927-12-03
SAUNDERS SHINES,
BUT PALACE LOSES

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, December g.
After taking seven lickinGs in as
many starts, WashingtOns entry in
the American Basket Ball League will
face again tonight the Rochester Cen
trails, who beat it 80 to 81 last night,
then hustle home for Sunday and
Monday engagements with the New
York CeticS.
Outplayed last night by wide mar
gin in the early stages of the fray,
the Washington Palace team came
back to put up q desperate fight and
with 10 minutes of play remaining had
the score tied. Then a Rochester squirt
told against the visitors.
Rusty Saunders. who played at cen
ter for Palace, starred. netting Is
points. The score last night:
Evening star., 1927-12-03
PREP SCHOOL GRIDDERS
DRAW $4,000 TO GAME

CHICAGO, December 3 R.-
On Soldier Field where many
. strenuous argument has been con.
tested. sometimes to a debatable
decision. the public and Catholic
high school champion foot ball
teams of Chicago were to decide
the prep school gridirOn suprem-
acy today. Nearly $4,000 tickets
were sold for the game, the pro-
ceeds of which will swell Christ
mas charity funds.
1t is the first time i'm ChicagO's
history that the two winning prep
foot ball teams OF the two leagues
have met in a pOst-seasOn game for
the real city title. The seat sale
was believed to be the largest i'm
the history of prep school cOmpeti-
ton i'm the country.
Evening star., 1927-12-03
GOLF GOSSIP

Washington Golf and Country Club
players We're TO compete this after
noon over a soggy course in a spe-
cial tourney arranged by the club
golf committee. the feature of which
is that prizes will go to the caddies
of the winning pair. The match is
an 1S.hole handicap medal play affair.
with half the handicap of each pair
to count and the caddies of the vic
toriots duo to get a pair of geese. The
caddies were to be drawn so that no
"favorite" boys will be obtained by
the players.
Only a little more than a month be.
fore he was to he elected president
Of the United States Golf Associa.
ton. Charles o. Pfeil, one of the lead
ing legislators and prime movers in
keeping clean the game of golf, has
died. Pfeil headed the ticket which
is to he elected at the annual meeting
of the parent golf body January Z.
AS former president of the Western
Golf Association, Pfel's election as
head of the national body was sup
posed to heal completely the breach
that split the two golf organizations
10 years ago.
"Charlie" pfel was one of the CON
genial. far-seeng group of men who
have kept the standards of amateur
golf high in the United States through
strict adherence to a well mapped
out program of amateurism. Always
in the forefront of the many contro-
versia questions which arose in the
conduct of amateur golf, Mr.. Pfeil on
many occasions became the conciIia.
tor and instigator of measures de-
signed to bring the warning view
points together. In the death of Pfeil
golf has lost one of its best friends
Charles r. Betschier of the Mary
and Country Club was elected pfesi-
dent Of the Maryland State profcs-
sionals' orga niZation at a meeting last
night in Baltimore. Professionals at
the clubs near Washington are not
members Of the organization. since
their clubs do not belong to the Mary
land State Association. They are
eligible for the Maryland open cham
pionship however. This tourney was
won this year by Fred Mcleod of
Columbia.
Evening star., 1927-12-03
How They May Face.
he probable line.ups:
NAVY LISTS LOCAL
VARSITY BASKETERS
Special Dispatch to The Star.

EpeCt5i DispatFH W Inc ctdF.
ANNAPOLIS. December 3-A live
~ and interesting season of Winter
sports at the academy is assured by
the announcement of the schedules
in basket ball. boxing, wrestling.
swimming. water-polo and Gymnas-
tics
The fencing schedule still is to be
arranged. and a few dates will be
added to the lists for the other sports.
With two more games TO be PLAYED
soccer fills the interval between foot
ball and basket ball.
The schedule. which runs until we'll
into March. calls for number Of
contests with Washington college
teams. The first Of these is the has
ket ball clash here with George
Washington on January Z. The
MARYLAND University quint is to be
met on FEBRUARY 4. with Catholic Uni
Versity- being played the following
night
Georgetown Tniversitv's tosSers on.
pose the Middies on February Is. and
February II is the date set for tho
boxing match between teams repre-
senfing the future admirals and Hill,
tOppers.
Evening star., 1927-12-03
Fights Last Night
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BOSTON.-Dick tHoneyboy) Finne-
gan, Boston. won from Tod Morgan,
Seattle. Wash. Q0).
DULUTH. Minn.-Billy Petrolle,
Duluth, defeated Harry Kahn, Mill
waukee, Wis. Q0). AL Van Ryan. st.
Paul. knocked out Sammy Leonard,
Minneapolis (2). Joey Thomas, Mil
waukee. Wis. defeated Howard May
berry, Duluth Q0).
ST. PAUL. Minn.-Jock Malone, st.
Paul. outpointed Osk Till. Syracuse,
n. Y. 00). Billy Light. st. Paul,
knocked out Dave Ostrov, Duluth t2)
SAN FRANCISCO.-"Lef Coop.
er. Minneapolis. Mimi. and Frisco"
McGale, San Francisco. drew (6).
Patsy Robbins. San Francisco, and
Tut Seymour, New Orleans, drew
a.
ERIE, Pa.-Bucky Lawless, SYRIA
cuse. n. Y, defeated Cuddy de Marco.
Pittsburgh QW Sid Goldie, New
York, won from Joe Simon, Cleveland
6). Ray Collins, Warren, Pa.
knocked out Jack Martin, Buffalo
t6l.
OMAHA, Nebr.-Billy Alger. Phoe-
nix, Ariz., and Johnny Jones, Omaha,
drew Q0). Micky Durane. Omaha,
and Joe Greb, New York, drew QO).
Tommy Grogan. Omaha, knocked out
Eddie Debeau, st. Paul (9).
AKRON, Ohio.-Jimmy Slattery,
Buffalo, N. Y, defeated Joe Lohman,
Toledo. Ohio. Q0). Harry Crisp. Cleve-
land. Ohio, won from Andy Tomasky,
McKeesport. Pa. (S).
SAN DIEGO, Calif.-Chuck Wig
gins, Indianapolis. beat Long Tom
Hawkins, San Diego Q0).
Evening star., 1927-12-03

Friday. Call. Potomac $50 or write
DR.. t'urfcy, 1901 Twelfth street north
east.
Mclean 4. E. took n 24-17 game
last night from Flying Cloud A. G..
Anacostia Eagles will engage Army
Medical Center quint at Walter Reed
Hospital Monday night.
Peck Memorial basketers overcame
Dixie Pig A. c. of Bladensburg. Md,
in two games last night. The scores
were 40 to 80 and - to Is.
Bliss Electrical School scored over
the Service Co. team of Silver Spring,
Md, 81 to 81, last night, in the
armory in the Maryland town. In
preliminary tilt. Woodside. Md, A. G.
tossers downed Duponts. % to 20.
Woodsdes so to Frederick, Md. Tues
day to meet the National Guard five
there.
Red Shield baskcters are listing
senior teams through Manager Shipp
at West 2400. A practice game for
tonight is sought.
Lightning A. c. courtmen. who
were to drill this afternoon, are on the
trail of 1l5-pound teams. Manager
Jacob Replogle, 3031 Douglas street
northeast, telephone Atlantic 1924, is
receiving challenges.
s. ID. Emery basketcrs will take on
American Railway Express tonight at
the Railroad Y. NJ. C.. A. gym at 1880
o'clock
Evening star., 1927-12-03
MAY 19 DATE GIVEN
TO KENTUCKY DERBY
BY the Associated Press.

FRENCH LICK, Ind, December 3.
The 1928 Kentucky Derby, Ameri-
cas- historic racing classic, at Church
i'll Downs, Louisville. will be run Sat
urday, May 10, it was announced by
Col Matt J. Winn. executive director
of the Kentucky Jockey Club, today.
Mr.. Winn is here for a short rest
The naming of May 10 as the Der
by date however, is informal, as this
date, selected by Col. Winn and other
executives of the Kentucky Jockey
Club, must be submitted to and sane
toned officially by the Kentucky Rae
ing Commission.
The running of the Kentucky Der
by should attract a greater crowd
next year than ever. according to Col.
Winn, and, with the expected increas-
ing popularity OF racing and the as
surance of great field of 3-year-olds
among the starters, more boxes than
ever have been reserved. The per-
formance. as 2-year-olds of many
horses certain to enter in the Derby,
according to Col. Winn, indicates the
1928 running will add fame and color
to that racing classic.
Evening star., 1927-12-03
COURTNEY TAKES BACK
CHALLENGE TO WALKER

NEW YORK, December 3 R.-
George Courtney, Oklahoma boxer,
has withdrawn a S2,500 deposit and q
challenge for Mickey Walkers mid
dleweight crown from the New York
State Athletic Commission.
Displeased by the suggestion of the
boxing solons for Courtney to box
Jack McVey, negro pugilist. in mid
dleweight elimination bout. Paddy
Mullins. manager of the Oklahoman,
has taken back the def, and at the
same time turned down a tentative
match with McVey. The latter now
proposes to challenge Walker.
Evening star., 1927-12-03
HOWE. CENTER, CAPTAIN
OF 1923 TIGER ELEVEN

PRINCETON. y j.. December 3
F9-CharleS Howe OF Beaver Falls
Pa. has been named captain of next
years foot ball eleven at Princeton.
thereby maintaining a tradition that
has been followed in selecting cap
tains since the World War. Howe is
the Princeton center and ii has been
the custom to choose q lnesman for
captain
Daniel ODay of Rye n. r., assist
ant manager this rast seas N, will bc
manager in 1928. 4,
Evening star., 1927-12-03
D. C. PIGEON FANClERS
AT NEWARK CONVENTION

Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. y. Copenhaver,
John II. Homead. f. II. Willis, Sid
ney Johnstone, Henry G. Hile. G. X.
Simpson and Harry c. Burke com
pose the delega ton of the District of
Columbia Racing Pigeon Club at
tending the annual convention of the
International Federation of Homing
Pigeon Fanciers, which opened today
in Newark, n. j.. to continue to Mon
dav.
Mr.. Copenhaver owns the pigeon
that won the national Chattanooga
classic this year.
Evening star., 1927-12-03
ARGENTINE POLOISTS
VISIT u. S. NEXT YEAR
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, December 3.-An
Argentine polo team again will invade
the United States next year. in sea
son that is expected to provide a
British American Army series on Long
Island says the current issue of Polo
Led by Jack d. Nelson at No. , posi-
tion. the Argentine four includes
Arturo Kenny at No. 1. Maj. Enrique
Padilla, No. 3, and Manuel Andrada,
back. It is a combination rated at 80
goals with virtually the same make
up that won a recent tournament at
Eenado Tuerto, the Argentinians will
arrive here in July with about 80
ponies and are scheduled to play only
in the East, although original plans
called for n February tournament
series on the Pacific Coast.
An Argentine indoor team. as well
as one from Canada, also have been
invited TO play here during March or
April.
Evening star., 1927-12-03
STARS ALL-HIGH SCHOOL
TEAM TO APPEAR SUNDAY

The 1927 all-high school foot ball
team selected by The Star will
appear i'm the pink sports section
of tomorrow mornings edition.
In addition TO an enumeration Of
first and second eieyens, AS well as
an "hOnor roll" of players who per-
formed creditably during the series.
rictures of the entire first string
eleven will be presented.
Evening star., 1927-12-03
JEWISH ALL-AMERICA
GRID TEAM Is CHOSEN

POLLS December 3 tAp The Jew.
ish World. = weekly today published
an all-American foot ball team. com
posed Of Jewish members Of college
varsity squads. based on selections
lnade by it's sports staff. The team
follows:
Ends Pa arabee New York Uni.
vereitv: W!nick Syracuse.
Guards Jacobson, Georgia. Baer
Michigan.
CONGRATULATIONS Carnegie Tech.
Tarl<les--Fox. Pittsburgh: kra
Temple.
Ouarterback-Lev Northwest
err
Halfhac cks - Goldman. Syra acuse
Marcus California.
Fullhack- kora nsllv. Purdue.
Evening star., 1927-12-03
COACHING PLANS
MAY BE HEARD TONIGHT

MONTCLATR. n. j., December
3 LP).-The Yale foot ball team will
be feted here tonight In the annual
"win.l0se-Or-draw" rally I'm Nick
Roberts old barn by the Yale Club
OF Montclair. Head Coach Tad
Jones is expected to make q de-
cision on the reconsideration of his
resignation handed in earlier in the
year to take effect at the close of
the 1927 campaign.
Many prominent Yale men are
urging him to remain as coach.
Evening star., 1927-12-03
REX B0WLERS LEAD
RECREATION LEAGUE

alton Bowling League finds the Rex
combination setting the pace, with
Motion Picture Exchange three games
behind in second place. 1t is the
loops first season.
Riggies of the Bearcats. with an
average of 11S. and AL Pinkard of
District Line Garage. with a set of
394. are leading individual performers.
League statistics follow:
Evening star., 1927-12-03
MARYLAND PLAYING
FLORIDA u ELEVEN
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
JACKSONVILLE Fla, December }.
Maryland, making her first trip to
the uttermost reaches of Dixie. today
at the Jacksonville municipal stadium
tackled the Florida Gators in the clos
ing game of the 1927 season.
Adding a tone of otticialdom to TIL"
affair, Gov. J. w. Martin of Florida
will be the honor guest. Members of
the executives staff will he present, as
will other State officials. including
President A. A. Murphree of the STATE
university.
The Maryland squad reached Jack
sonvilIe early yesterday. No workout
was staged, the boys making a trip to
st. Augustine Florida s outfit came
from Gainesville this morning.
The nrnha bic Imam.
Evening star., 1927-12-03
PEERLESS QUINT PLAYS
AT ALEXANDRIA TONIGHT

ALEXANDRIA, Va. December g.
The Columbia Engine Company.
minus several of its stars. will ap-
pear against the Peerless A. c.. of
Washington tonight in a basket ball
game in the Armory hall, at $50
O'Clock
Old Dominion Boat Club basket ball
team has called off practice tonight.
Evening star., 1927-12-03
NOTRE DAME ON NAVY
GRID LIST NEXT YEAR
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS. Md. December s.
Navy will play Notre Dame in Chicago
next year it is disclosed by the foot
ball schedule announced today. The
schedule follows:
September % Davis Ellins at Anuapols.
October g Boston College. at Annapolis:
II. Notre Dame. at Soldier Field. Chicago:
20 Duke. at Annapolis: -. Pennsylv vania. al
Philadelphia.
November g. West Virginia Wesleyan. AZ
Anpanohs: 10 University of Michigan. AT
Baltimore Stadium: II. Loyola at Annap-
oils; -, Army lat place to I've selected.
Evening star., 1927-12-03
SCHOLASTIC GRID YEAR
WILL BE CLOSED TODAY

Two foot ball games, marking the
end of the season for local schoolboy
elevens. were carded today.
Dewitt and Gonzaga were to meet
in their annual battle at Clark Grif-
fifth Stadium. starting at 2:30 o'clock.
Tech was at Newport News, Va, to
engage Newport News High.
Evening star., 1927-12-03
PRO COURT FIGURES
TEAM STANDING.

GAMES TONIGHT.
Washington at Rochester.
Detroit at Cleveland.
GAMES TOMORROW.
New York at Washington.
RESULTS LAST NIGHT.
Rochester, 35; Washington, 32.
Cleveland, 81; Detroit, %.
Evening star., 1927-12-03
SOCCER GAMES TODAY.

In Recreation Soccer League games
today Bloomingdale was to meet
Plaza, Marlboro was to take on Park
View, Rosedale had an engagement
with Georgetown and Garfield and
Happy Hollow were to face. Except
the Marlboro Park View tilt, set for
Rosedale. all the matches were booked
for Plaza playground.
Evening star., 1927-12-03
When Fights We're
Fights

George kid Lavigne, former
lightweight champion of the
world, will discuss his cOlorfui
career in series Of articles be-
ginning tomorrow i'm the sports
section OF The Star.
Lavigne, whose many VIC
tories included two over Joe
WalcOtt and one over England's
famous champion. Dick Burge,
was at the top OF the heap In the
days before I0.round bouts and
milliOn-tl0llar purses.
His memoirs OF the ring in
period when followers Of boxing
had the sport served to them
raw. will prove enlightening to
m0dern-day fans and rare
treat for the OId.timers. In The
Star, starting tomorrow.
Evening star., 1927-12-03
GIANTS NEAR GRID TITLE.

NEW YORK, December R.-
The New York Giants, leaders in the
professional foot ball standing, will
be able to clinch the National League
championship by victory over Red
Oranges New York Yankees at the
Polo Grounds tomorrow. Thu will
he the first meeting between the
clubs this season.
Evening star., 1927-12-03
COLON TO HEAD NETMEN.

NEW YORK. December P).-
Samuel H. COLON of Philadelphia has
been nominated to succeed Jones w.
Mersereau of New York as president
of the United States Lawn Tennis
Association. The election will be
held at the annual meeting in Chi
cago. February H..
Mr.. COLON is now vice president.
Evening star., 1927-12-03
ON OLD LINE LIST AGAIN.

BALTIMORE, December 3.-Uni.
versty of Maryland and Western
Maryland will meet October 20 in foot
ball, it has been announced here. The
game that will be the first between
the schools since 1916. probably will
be played in Venable Stadium here.
Evening star., 1927-12-03
DICK RUDOLPH RELEASED.

BOSTON, December @.-DicS
Rudolph. coach of pitchers for the
Boston Braves and sole survivor on
the club roster of the miracle team"
that won the world championship In
1914, has been given his unconditional
release.
Evening star., 1927-12-03
THREE TYPO TEAMS
BOWL IN TIE AT TOP

A stirring race for the lead is on in
Typothetae Bowling League. with Ma
tional Capital Press, Fellowship
Forum and Judd & Detweiler tied at
II wins and 10 defeats.
Circuit statistics follow:
Evening star., 1927-12-03
THE CITADEL PICKS KING.

CHARLESTON. S. c., December
(P).-Dick King of Georgetown.
S. C., all.State end. has been elected
1928 captain of the Citadel foot ball
team. He is n junior.