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Evening star., 1927-10-23

r ACK HAGERTY'S Mohawk pig.
skin scholars have an oppor.
tunity to add inter-city glory to
~ their increasing~4stor of VIC
tories this afternoon when they
meet Lansdowne A. C.. huslxies at 3
O'Clock at American League Park.
Lansdowne .gridmcn hail from Bal
timore, where they are better known
as the semi-pro champions of that
city. Last season they earned that
honor and thus far In the current
season have hung up four wins with
out being scoredNlpon.
Players who learned the fundamen.
tails Of the game in scholastic ranks
and several who later starred on col.
lege elesens comprise the visiting
squad.
With Fee Collier. Monk Frazier,
DeGasis and McAndrews performing
back Of the line, Haggerty feels assured
that his Hawks will do plenty of
scoring against the invaders. He will
start the following lineup: Egan. l..
r.. Kinney. l.. r., Brown, L. G.,
Myers, c.. Burch. r.. c.. Day, r. T.,
Cox, r. E., Collier, @. B., Frazier. J..
H.. DeGrasis. f. b., and Mean.
,drcws, II. III.
After series Of cancellations and
some hasty scheduling by Manager
Hall, Apache A. c. has booked a game
with Alexandria Firemen at Union
League Park this afternoon at 2:30
o'clock.
Ike Driefus will, lead the Invaders.
Ty Rauber, who coaches the Little
Evening star., 1927-10-23
ILLINOIS, BY 7 TO 6,
TRIPS NORTHWESTERN

4
EVANSTON, H.. October 22.-The
hopes Of Northwestern for a renewal
of its Western conference foot ball
championship sank before the tnvad.
ing Iilini today when Coach Bob
Zuppke's 1927 Big Ten debut brought
Illinois 7.to.6 victory.
An accurately aimed place kick from
the toe of Albert Nowack, jr., who
played tackle for the Illini, was the
margin of Illinois superiority over the
Wildcats.
Tiny Lewis, Northwestern big full
back, who scored the Puppies touch
down, missed his try for goal.
Both scores came in the second
period. Thereafter Northwestern tried
desperately to score by passing, but
the Illini kept the receivers well
covered.
Northwestern's scoring opportunity
came in the second period A 65-yard
punt by Lewis put the ball on Hi,
nois' 1-yard line Mills return punt
reached only the 15-yard line.
Haas passed to Waldo Fisher for a.
12-yard gain. and Lewis plunged over
on the next play.
' Then, with Dwight Stuessy in at
quarter for Illinois, the IlIini unlea shed
their overhead drive In earnest.
Stdessy passed twice to Walker for
good gains and then across the North
western goal line into the arms of
Jolley, who had just gone In at end.
The l.point margin of victory for
Illinois was not quite as impressive
as the IIllinis advantage in ground
gained, as the invaders made 13 first
downs to Northwestern's 10.
Evening star., 1927-10-23
Mohawk Gridmen Will Figure
In 1ntercity Contest Today

Indians, will appear in the lineup
during most Of the game.
Palace "A. c. teams have arranged
for a busy afternoon. Peerless
Juniors will engage the 125.pound
team at / o'clock on Washington
Barracks field. Southern A. c.. eleven
will face the Palace nnlimiteds at 3
O'Clock on the same field. As both
of the latter teams are Southwest ia,
yorites, considerable interest Is at.
tached to their meeting. y
Renr0cs are enrded to battle Lin.
worthS today. These teams are old
rivals and considered well matched
Anac0stia Eagles 115.pound athletes
will play Carlyle A.. G.. gridders to-
day at 2:30 o'clock on Monument
field.
Senators and StanIeys will engage
In tussle at l o'clock on Reservoir
Field.
Friendship gridders will drill this
morning at IL o'clock on the Virginia
avenue Fairgrounds for their Capital
City League 135.pound championship
game this afternoon with National
Prens on the Tidal Basin field at
o'clock.
All Wayeriy A. C. players are re.
quested to meet at the McGill Build
ing, 90S G street, at 10 o'clock this
morning. from where they will go
to Fort Washington to meet the
Soldier team.
Evening star., 1927-10-23
WISCONSIN VICTOR
OVER PURDUE, 1876
By The Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MADISON. Wis, October GA
sturdy Purdue team fell before the
more polished offense of Wisconsin to-
day, II to 6.
In the second and third periods
Wisconsin slashed off the BOilermaker
tackles, passing deep into their oppo-
nents' territory and counted two
touchdowns. A N.
THE lone Purdue touchdown, coming
In the final minutes of play, added a
closing thrill to a hard struggle when
Miller dashed 10 yards through the
entire Badger team after receiving a
short pass from Welch.
The game was played under condi.
tions more favorable for base ball
than foot ball. and more than $1,000
spectators sweltercd. The victory
marked the first win for Wisconsin in
two conference starts. For Purdue 1t
was the second defeat.
Purdue placed its offensive power in
Ralph Welch, who two weeks ago by
brilliant playing helped down Harvard.
Rebholiz plunged across for WiseOn.
sins first touchdown. Crofoot failed
to kick goal.
Crofoot counted the second on q,
beautiful run around left end from the
20.yard line.
Evening star., 1927-10-23
ALERT COLONIAL ELEVEN
DOWNS FORDHAM, l3 TO @
Resort Aerial Play for Score in Second Period and
Tally Again in Fourth When Maroon Pass
Is sIntercepted-Contest Is Keen.

There was much punting as each
eleven found the others line impreg-
aable. The going was particularly
rough and Fordham drew "A heavy
penalty for roughing the kicker that
proved costly.
Fordiam Soon Checked.
In the second session the Maroon
combination started strongly when
Ryan, recovering Lopeman's tumble,
ran 20 yards to the visitors 35-yard
line. However, Fordham was soon
checked. Late in the period Sapp got
off a forward pass to Saunders that
netted % yards and on the next play
Sapp shot heaye to Carey that was
good for 80 yards and G. VS. first
touchdown. Stehman's place-kick for
the extra point went awry.
Play in the third period was for the
most part colorfess. Except for q 3S.
yard dash by Ryan the session was
given over largely to exchanges of
punts. neither team being able to gst,
anywhere.
George Washington. however, was
quick to start fireworks in the final
period. On the first play Walker
grabbed pass from DE Lany that was
meant for Ryan and raced down the
field for so yards to the Colonials'
second touchdown, G. w. getting the
extra point when the visitors were
ruled offside.
For the remainder of the game the
Colonials held the whip hand and ex-
cept for pretty 35.yard run by
Neilan, the Maroon at no time loomed
dangerous.
Evening star., 1927-10-23
Grody and Cooney Available
For Washington's Pro Quint

to worst and the pair do not sign be.
fore the season starts on November
20 1t is possible that the reinstated
players will take the places of the
holdouts, Grody being center, as Is
Meehan. and cooney playing forward
position in which role Riconda shines.
Word was received yesterday from
Manager Kennedy that Elmer Ripley,
the veteran. guard and oldest man
piayitg professional basket ball today,
will be ready when the training call
is sent out next week. Ripley will
coach the basketers Of Georgetown
University I'm addition TO playing with
the Palacers.
Rusty Saunders. scoring star of the
league. also will be expected TO put
I'm an appearance when the squad
reports. although he still has to sign
his contract. He and Owner Marshall
are said to have a few differences over
salary terms to settle before he puts
on a uniform. but the relations be-
tween these two are reported to he
very amicable i'm comparison with the
situation existing between the club
and Meehan and Riconda.
Evening star., 1927-10-23
GALLAUDET ROUTED
BY TEMPLE ELEVEN

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, October a.
Temple University's fleet backs ran
up $40 score on Gallaudet College
silent gridmen here this afternoon be-
fore a crowd of 1000 people. several
score OF whom aecompa MED the
visitors.
While Johnny Shultz and Bill Han.
son We're scoring almost at will for
the local collegians, Bill Grinnell. sub
stltute Gallaudet tackle and former
r. i. ID. star, grabbed the llmelight
for fieeting second. Late In the
fourth period he grabbed up tumble
and raced 30 yards over the goal
line. The ball was called back, now
ever, for off.sides. 1t was the first
time Temples home field goal had been
crossed and the referees decision pre-
vented Grinnell from being hero
Hokanson and Dyer were the visi.-
tors ground gamers. with Reins star.
ring on the defense.
Evening star., 1927-10-23
15O-POUND ELEvENS
START PLAY TODAY

Capital City League foot ball teams
begin the battle for honors in earnest
today, when the 150-pounders make
their first appearances and the 1856.
pound teams stage their second games
after three contests last week.
Wintons and Eortherns, considered
the strongest conterders for 150-pound
iaurels, win meet each other in their
initial battle. They will clash at 3
o'clock on Fairlawn Field in what
promises to be the hardest fought con-
test OF either division on today's card.
Marfedts and Seat Pleasant Firemen
win meet in the other 50-pound team
contasts ABotfT OF these eIsvens loom.
as dark horses in the race. and each
Is anxious to get off on tie win eide
of the ledger. with hopes OF keeping
pace with the winner in the feature
game. PLAY will start at o'clock on
Maryland Park Field.
St Stephens eleven, latest addition
TO the circuit, and Southern Props
are not scheduled for league action to-
day.
Junior teams will take UP the strug-
gle where they 3eft OF last Sunday,
when all six engaged in heated con-
tests, decided by close scores. Brook
lands, Mohawk Props and Friendships
got off on the right foot. although
pressed closely.
Two of last weeks winners will
meet today on Brookland Field at 3
o'clock. Mohawk Props are TO engage
Brooklands in what appears to be the
leading game in this class. Both
teams squeezed over narrow decisions
last Sunday.
Mercurys and Marfons. both of
whom fell in defeat in their first league
efforts. win battle for an even break
on Fairlawn Field, starting at I
o'clock.
Friendships and National Props win
struggle on Tidal Basin Field at !
o'clock. Friendship Sfid,Aan nave
been prepping this week in hopes Of
heeping q clean record.
Evening star., 1927-10-23
PITT TEAM MASTER I
OF CARNEGIE TECH

BY the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH. October 22.--Uni-
yersity of Pittsburgh continued its
victorious foot ball march today by
decisively defeating Carnegie Tech. 2s
to z. assg5as@ @r
The Panffers victory; regained for
them the city championship last year
and extended their winning streak to
five straight triumphs without set
back thus far this season.
4 Approximately 5000 persons wit
messed the game.
Capt. Gibby WEIGH was the Panther
star, scoring two touchdowns. Dick
Booth. high scoring Pitt fullback.
kicked a field goal and two goals after
touchdown.
A blocked punt on Pitts 14-yard line
gave the Tartans their opportunity to
score in the third quarter, LeitZelter
carrying the ball over He kicked the
extra point. 1t was the first time
Pitt was scored on this year.
Evening star., 1927-10-23

E0R(sEs WASHINGTON UNI
NERSITY'S foot ball team
still has a clean record fol
the season. for the Colonials
yesterday vanuuished Ford
. ham, Is to 0, in Central High Stadium
to achieve their fourth win in as
many starts.
Carey scored the locals first touch
down in the second period, when he
shared 15-yard pass from Sapp and
sped 20 yards to the goal line. Steh-
mans place kick for the extra goal
was wide. In the final period Acting
Capt. Bear Walker registered G. W.
second touchdown when he grabbed
a Maroon pass from De Lany. intend
ed for Ryan. and tore so yards TO
score. The Colonials were AWARDED
the extra point when the visitors
were ruled offside during the scoring
try.
PLAYING without Capt. Reds Ais
house. star right end, who suffered a
broken ankle in the Rutgers game,
the staIwart Colonials outfought their
somewhat heavier opponents. q. w.
was aided by a number of severe
penalties imposed upon the visiting
Maroons during the battle. which was
exceedingly spirited and at times de-
cidedly rough. George Washington
also was DeIiditZtu HuulbCi VI
times. Just dozen men We're used
by the Colonials, who have an ex-
tremely limited squad of first
stringers.
Game Warmly Contested.
For the most part it was a nip-and-
tuck battle, with neither team being
able to gain consistently and much
punting ensuing as result. The
consistent booting of both Stehman
for the Colonials and DeLany for
Fordham was a feature of the fray.
Aside from the work of Carey and
Walker high spot of the Colonials'
play was the alert exhibition given by
Saunders at halfback and Stehman's
noteworthy throwing of forward
passes.
DeLany. rangy Maroon fullback, in
addition to pulling his team from
many tight places by strong kicking,
gained the bulk of the ground credited
to the New Workers. Neiian, substi-
tute halfback, was another hardy
performer for the visitors. He got
away on one occasion for a 35-yard
run and showed well at whipping
passes through the air. Play of |
Baut. another reserve back, also was
clever.
Neither team held an appreciable |
advantage during the first period. |
Evening star., 1927-10-23
BICYCLISTS WILL START
SERIES or RACES TODAY

Century Road Club Association
cyclists win stage the first of series
OF four bicycle races today I'm West
Potomac Park. A five-mila handicap
sprint will be run, starting at 10
o'clock.
Other events listed are: Ten.mile
handicap, October 80; 15.mile handi-
cap, November s. and 20-mils handi-.
cap, November 13.
All races will be decided on regula-
finn minis
Evening star., 1927-10-23

| BY the Associated Press.
A nm ARBoR, Mich, October
" 22.-Ihe gifted toe of Louis
"A Gilbert and the great arm of
4 i 'Bennie" Oosterbaan. ALI
American end and Michigan n
captaiH drove the dedication jinx'
from Michigan's great stadium today
while over $4,000 wildly enthusiastic
rooters saw Michigan turn back the
OHIO State assault 10 win, II to 0.
The greatest crowd that ever wit
messed game here and the greatest
in the history of the State, including
the presidents OF the two State uni
versitieS and the governors OF Ohio
and Michigan, cheered and groaned
from the boxes and stands iammed to
capacity. 1t was the formal opening
of the new stadium and the fifth time
Michigan has helped to dedicate foot
ball bowl without defeat.
Three times during the game pass.
Oosterbaan TO Gilbert, placed the ball
across Ohio's goal line. Three times
Giibcrt's toe lifted the ball across the
bars for the extra points, and three
times the Wolverines powerful line
and alert secondary defense turped
back the assault OF Coach Wilce safeet,
hardnitting backs. In the first period
Ohio's backs. with pass and offtackle
spurts placed the ball deep In Michi-
gan's territory only to lose their scor-
Ing chance when Marek's place kick
went wild of the goal. Twice In the
final period the Buckeyes threatened,
advancing as far as the 3.yard line
once, only to be turned back when the
Michigan defense stiffened. Each time
Gilbert's sure foot booted the ball
far down the field and out of danger.
cfnlA frxn,. 49,,
est Of coaches, now relegated To the
pacific duties OF director OF athletics,
from box watched Ibis boys" play
Ing a strong. and at times brilliant
game, outwit the Ohio State secondary
defense to score on passes when Ohio's
line refused to give.
Ths feet Eby of Ohio gave .he
Michigan rooters a genuine scare in
the ffrst part of the final period when,
returning to the game after an injury,
he broke loose for long gains. accept
ing passes and contributing largely to
the attack which placed the ball OH
Michigan's Syard line. Here Michi-
gan knocked down passes To take the
ball on downs. Again in the same pe.s
fiod the ball lay on Michigan's 3-yard
line, but the Wolverines were In pos.
session and ready to kick when the
game ended.
The Wolverine machine, which until
today had disclosed little in the way
OF offense, uncovered an attack which
Ohio could not fathom. Bennie
Oosterbaan, whose rightful position is
at left flank. dropped back again and
again to plunge into the line and then
on another play heave the bah. Three
of these passes were nestled in Gil.
bert's arms while he ran. stumbled or
fell over the goal line. The last score
came in the final period on a lateral
pasg, Oosterbaan to Gilbert, with Gil.
bert receiving but inches from the
goal line.
For open field attack Ohio excelled,
as was predicted, the fleet backs,
Mareis. Grim, Huston and Eby, break
Evening star., 1927-10-23
STAMFORD TOO SPEEDY
FOR OREGON STATERS

PORTLAND, Greg. October % Up1.
Stamford Uniyerslty's dazzling com.
bination Of speed and power over.
wheimed the Oregon State College
eleven here today and left the Aggies
In the wake of a 20-to.6 score.
The game was played before a
crowd OF 10000. Glen Pop" War.
ner's bag OF tricks opened wide and
Stanford showed superiority through.
out. ~
1t took the Cardinals scarcely half
the first period to sma sh over the first
touchdown. Diff Hoffman. fullbaek.
played great game for the winners.
Evening star., 1927-10-23
HYATTSvILLE HIGH
BOYS, GIRLS AHEAD


Hyattsyille, Md. High School bows
soccer and girls field ball teams yea-
terday won the upper Prince Georges
County high. school championship.
triumphing over the Laurel High com.
binations on the Hyattsville grounds.
In both games Hyattsville won
handily. the bows trlumphing to
and the girls. II to ..
Work of Can't. Charlie Bailey and
Moulden featured the exhibition of
the Hyattsville boys. while Margaret
Herring and Leila Smith. accounting
for five of the six goals registered,
starred for the winning girls
1t is expected that the Hyattsvile
teams soon will meet the champion
combination of the lower section Of
the county for county laurels.
Evening star., 1927-10-23
ALL ARMY GRlDMEN
ANNOUNCE SCHEDULE

All-Army foot ball team, which win
meet the Quantico Marines at Catholic
University stadium in the Presidents
Cup game on November 10, faces a
long schedule which viii keep it In
action until January z.
Western Maryland College will be
met In an Armistice day game at
Baltimore. Georgetown University is
scheduled for Thanksgiving day at
Ohio State stadium, Columbus, Ohio.
Other games announced by Mai ].
A. van Fleet, coach, are: December
3. Paris Island Marines, AT Frank.
lin Field, Philadelphia. during Christ
mas week. Miami University, at
Miami. Fla, and January :, Univer.
sity OF Havana, at Havana, Cuba.
Evening star., 1927-10-23

~ OBJ GRODY. husky center. and
- Rody Cooney. midge forward,
have been reinstated to good
IL staEding and placed on the
eligible list of the Washing
ton club by President Joe Carr of the
American Basket Ball League. 1t has
been learned at the Offices of the local
team. Both players were Indefinitely
suspended al the start Of last season
for jumping to the Brooklyn Vista.
tion team Of the Metropolitan League.
Owner George Marshall Of Wash
ington is undecided about what dis
posaI he will make of Grody and
Cooney now that they may return to
his team. lie had not figuered on u.s.
ing them In view Aof the fine array of
talent he had planned on a few weeks
ago. namely, Manager Kennedy, Ri
conda. Meehan, Passon, Saunders. Rip
lev, Chizmadia and Baseman.
1t now appears that Grody and
Cooney may see service under the
Palace Clubs colors after all. for Nee.
han and Riconda are holding out over
salary terms and do not give the
slightest indication of yielding to Own
er Marshall's offers. II worst comes
Evening star., 1927-10-23
HARD GAME Is LOST
BY EPISCOPAL HIGH

ALEXANDRIA. Va, October ga
Episcopal High Schools foot bali team
lost a hard-fought game TO Fisburne
Military Academy eleven here this
afternoon, IS to o.
Lemon and Hagert went over for
the visitors following consistent
marches. featuring a forward passing
game. A blocked punt resulted in D.
safety, while Goldsmith added a point
after touchdown with a drop-kick
Sackett, Nelson. Pinder, Williams
and Tyler starred for the local high
men, while Lemon, Beaton and Hagert
shone for the visitors
Evening star., 1927-10-23
ST. JAMES SCHOOL WINS.

HAGERSTOWN, Md. October e.
Jvarfield. an Alexandria, Va, boy.
playing half back for ST. James'
School foot ball eleven, played the
leading role in his teams 2l-to.I2 vic
tory over Calvert Hall here this after
noGn. He accounted for two touch.
sanESns
Evening star., 1927-10-23
HOWARD ELEVEN BEATEN
IN WEST VIRGINIA. 60

CHARLESTON, w. Va, October
p Ha.-West Virginia Collegiate In.
stitnte defeated Howard University
OF Washington. d. c., In foot bail
here today with 6.to.0 score.
The game Is an annual affair be.
tween the two negro institutions.
Nash scored the only touchdown
early In the game. The try for point
failed.
Evening star., 1927-10-23
PLEBE ELEVEN AHEAD.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, October d.
Coed running by Fox. Castree and
Matthews, together with effective use
of the forward pass, enabled the Naval
Academy Plebes to win by 25 10 q
here today from the freshmen OF
Western Maryland College.
The visitors were dangerous at
times, but their playing was married
by fumbling and they lacked the
final punch.
Evening star., 1927-10-23
Lineup and Summary.

Touchdowns-Carey. Walker. Point after
touchdown-George Washington tFOrdham
offside). Point after touchdown missed
Stehman fplace-kickl.
Suhstitutions; George Washington--sapp
for ClaDper. Clappef for Sapp. FOrdhanl--
smith for Manning. Neiian for Ryan Honich
for. Feaster Baut for Gripp. 0'Shea for
Neilan. ,QlConnor for .OShea. Sculiy for
Cleveland. Deevey for Bruce Hermanot for
Deevey. Garvey for Hutchings. Neilan for
Garyey.
Referee-Mr.. Metzler (SpringGeldl I'm.
nire-Mr. Rath fIowal. Linesman--Mr
Kris fIowal. Field indge-Mr. Newly
tPriHcetoni. Time of Derioda--15 minutes
Evening star., 1927-10-23
Michigan Shows Fine Attack
To Conquer Ohio State, 2l-O

ing away surprisingly only to lose
their advantage when Gilbert's punts
sent the ball deep into Ohio territory.
Evening star., 1927-10-23

The law which prohibited the show.
ing of motion pictures OF boxing
in Illinois has been lifted.
Evening star., 1927-10-23

Jack Hobbs. the English cricket
players is paid $3.50 a week.
Evening star., 1927-10-23

IN Scoring tOuchdOwns: Wisconsin---RebhOltz
fsub for smith,. Crofoot Purdne-Miller
Referee-~Mr. Birch fEarlhaml. Umpire
Mr.. Knight tDartmouthDs Z Field Judge
Mr.. Hodges tDartmouthl. Head lnesman--
Mr.. Reid tMichigant.
Evening star., 1927-10-23

Score by periods
Michigan I---Ssl
Michigan scoring: Touchdowns--Glibert f3) !.
Points for try after oucbdOwn---tiilbert.r .
tplace kicksl.
Evening star., 1927-10-23
1gon Keeps Slate Clean Catholic UWinig Streak Shattered
FIERY HOLY CROSS TEAM Il
CHECKS CARDINALS, 1913
BrookIanders Hold Lead for Bricf Time, Then Bofi
to Superior Play of PurpIe-Seback Comes
After Four Successive Victories.
line up and Summary.

started on another drive to tea
down.
Evening star., 1927-10-23

Fencing Is the favorite sport OF
Mussoiini, the italian premier.
Evening star., 1927-10-23

~ EoRGE WASHINGTON UNI
NERSITY'S foot ball team
II still has a clean record for
~ the season. for the Colonials
Evening star., 1927-10-23

by tHH AHsUtIaIeU FFHSE.
A nm ARBoR. Mich, October
~ 22.-The gifted toe of I.oui
"A Gilbert and the great arm o
4 i "Bennie" Oosterbaan. All
1-.t al AIlelairr., .
Evening star., 1927-10-23

w WORCESTER. Mass, octobe,
n ga Holy Cross team
wv made fighting mad by tbs
unexpected defeat a week
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-09
A FORGOTTEN VICTORY
(New York Herald Tribune)


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soldiers discovered the of
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knowledge experiments which they
taking hundreds thousands lives
been driven from the homes of men Few armies have victory Of
that magnitude.