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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-11

n GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY 5
foot ball team will have plenty
to do next Fall to get through
O the schedule submitted by Di-
rector of Athletics Lou Little
20 the athletic board and approved
yesterday by that body Eight games
% planned lot Of nine haze been ar
ranged and only two Of the games APP
pear to offer anything resembling a
SeI-Gp for the H0yas
Ahey are the matches with Susque-
mamma and Lebanon Valley to be
paved the first two Saturdays in No
Nember. After that. n formidable foe
PROBABLY viii be faced each week for
9n the list are engagements with West
Virginia Wesleyan, Duke, New York
University, Carnegie Tech, West Nir
siala and Fordham in order That S
blg bill for any college team.
georgetown expects to open its sea-
son on September %. but no opponent
LOT that date has Vet been selected.
Inns year, Georgetown met Lenoir~
hhyne in its inaugural contest.
Many New Foes Listed.
But three of the teams the Hoyas
encountered in the past Fan are again
on the schedule. They are Susque-
mamma, West Virginia and Fordham.
Susquehanna and Fordham get sim
liar places on the 1928 list. but the
west Virginia clash will occur three
weeks lateI next Fan than it did this
year. AgdTn this will be Georgetown s
homecoming game.
Five teams met during the past sea-
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ALEXAND RIA ELEVEN
OF STARS SELECTED

ALEXANDRIA. Va. December To-
nr carl T. Dreifus, better known to
foot ball fans as ike" has named for
4he local press wha,, in his estima-
fion. is. the best array Of stars that
hos reptesented this city in independ-
ent ranks for the past eight years.
His selections follow:
"Hoots" Mayhugh independent A.
RI and "Wobie" Haynes (Dreadnaught
a Al. ends; "Rube" Hayman (Alexan-
dria Fire Department. and Cow"
Summers Dreadnaught A. Al, tackles:
sSmiley" Brown Virginia A. CO and
: vranney Tregar cardinal A. c.,
guards; Billy Crouch Dreadnaught A.
Al. center; johnny Wenzel Dread
naught A. A., Quarterback; Dick
, Allen Virginia A. CD and Howard
Iovrfr Dreadnaught A. Al. half
hacks: "SIewie" Peyton Virginia A.
c., fullback.
The champion 1i0-pOund foot ball
teams of two sections will clash here
Tomorrow in Dreadnaught Park with
4ba Alexandria Fire Department
Preps. winners of the Northern Vir-
rinia title, ard the Warm A. c.. cham
mons of Baltimore. to meet at 3
o'clock. Much interest is being shown
in the game.
Pit off by unfavOrabIe weather last
Sunday, local fans nevertheless still
arc enthused over the Virginia Apache
Sran,e. which will take place in Wash
snetor. Buses and private automo-
Tiies will take hundreds of Virginia
fans to the contest.
Coach j. C. Wilson Of Alexandra
nth school has decided TO postpone
+he presentation of varsity foot ball
Snrtificates until later in the month.
Old Dominion Boat Club cagers are
+. b ariH in the Armory Hall Tuesday
Sjobt at O'Clock. Manager Jack
hIlen wants road games for his Boat
saon His phone is Alexandria 424.
A top.noteh basket ball battle is
.,ropoised fans next Saturday night at
~ Armory Hall. St Mary's Celtics
Ia calvert Hall College Of Baltimore
@,.Ir off at $50. Cavert Hall won by
narrow margin in Baltimore last
Winter.
Manager Leo Deeton has announced
4bat the Columbia Engine Company
tasiret hail team will practice Tues
NV night at O'Clock in the Armory
IN prepara ton for game Wednes
day An opponent is wanted. Ileeton
can he phoned at Alexandra 1774 for
both senior and unlimited games.
Ct Mary's Seniors are after games
C.l,arles Collum. IFS South Royal
s.ree1 Is handling the schedule. His
phone is Alexandra l34l.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-11
FIVE FOUL RULING
UPHELD BY LEAGUE


CLEVELAND, Ohio, December 10
P).-The five personal foul rule
under fire since its institution in
professional basket ball last Spring,
became a permanent regulation to-
day when magnatcs of the American
League upheld the rule by a s to
? vote.
A concession was granted those
who oppose it by providing that all
clubs should have not less than seven
men in uniform at every game. and
that in case three men We're elimi-
mated by the five personal foul rule
the one first elected could re-enter
the game.
Detroit announced the purchase of
Richard Soup" Campbell from
Philadelphia and Ted Feldt of Fort
Wayne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-11
MURCHISON'S CONDITION
SHOWS NO IMPROVEMENT

DECATUR. H.. December 10 0P.-
The condition of Loren Murchlson.
noted Olympic Splinter remained I'M
changed tonight with his chances for
recovery from acute cerebro-spinal
menengitis still regarded by attending
physicians as very doubtful.
Since last Wednesday. when he was
taken to St Mary's Hospital. he has
been UNCONSCIOUS most of the time
He was on business trip here with
his wife when stricken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-11

R1UR former Washington players,
- who doubtless retain little love
for their old club, will appear
L with the Detroit Cardinals
against the Palace quint tonight
and tomorrow night at the Arcadia.
Bob Grody, the husky center and
guard who was shunted to Detroit
only q week or so ago after consider
able pickering over salary terms with
George Marshall, local owner; Buddy
Bushman, guard; lille Noss, center.
and GAIA ChiZmadia, center, will be
making their return here in uniforms
of the enemy.
1t is expected that THIS quartet will
spare no effort to humble their old
teammates; in fact, it is we'll known
that Grody bears a particular dislik e
for the Washington club. while the
others have the desire ranking in
their breasts to show Owner Marshall
that he made a mistake in letting
them go.
Chizmadia, the rookie center, was
released by the Palace management
last week when Oscar Grjmsted was
obtained from a minor league quint.
Johnny Beckman, manager of the Car
dinals, Immediately claimed Chizmadia
and it is expected that he will start
the stalwart youngster in the series
here, probably at guard as Chizmadia
can fill that berth, too.
Voss viii be jumping center as usual
He was traded to Philadelphia by
Marshall last Spring and before the
present sea son opened Philadelphia
sold him to Detroit Voss never was
impressive as a Palace player, al
though he bore the reputation of be-
ing one of the greatest centers in the
game prior to his Joining the local
outfit early in 1926.
Buschman was a member of the
1885 Palace team, He was sent 10
Brooklyn in exchange for Elmer Rip
ley.
Should BE Battles.
With both clubs struggling to shake
off losing habits, tonight's Palace-De-
troit contest should be brimful of
action.
Following a preliminary game be-
tween the Arrows and Clovers of the
Washington Independent League, the
major league fracas viii commence
at 8 o'clock.
George Marshall is expecting his
combination to sweep the series with
the Detroiters, who will remain for a
second game tomorrow night.
The intensive scrimmaging and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-11
SPENCER AND WINTER
ANNEX SlX-DAY GRIND

NEW YORK. December 10 R.-
a pair of youthful homehreds, Fred
die Spencer of ePlaintield. \. j., and
Charley Winter of New York. tonight
won the forty-third international
siX-day bike race with a lead of 5SS
sprint points over the Red Devils"
of France. George Faudet and Ga
briel Marcillac.
The leaders were tied in mileage
and total laps at the close of IA
hours of consecutive racings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-11
Syracuse Star Play
Pulled by Hanson
BIZ SOL METZGER.

One Of the outstanding basket
ball players i'm college ranks last
Winter was Vic Hanson, Syracuse
forward. He was point getter in
every game. A favorite play used
TO free him for score was on the
tip-0ff. The center would tap it to
the left rear as the guard, No. 5,
came forward and swung in to take
it. Hanson also drove down i'm the
general direction of the hall, as
though to get the tip-off. That
brought his guard with him. Then
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-11
BIG FREDERICK CROWD
TO WATCH PALACE PLAY

FREDERICK, Md. December 10.-
The largest crowd to ever witness a
basket ball game here is expected
Tuesday night when the Palace Pros
of Washington meet Cresap's Rifles
quint ON the State Armory floor.
The visitors will be the first pro-
fessional court team 10 play here
for several seasons.
Jack Smith and Larry Boerner.
Washington boys. are the star per,
formers of the Frederick team. The
remaining players are all local boys.
Manager Ray Kennedy has prom
ised to bring his first string lineup
here for the contest.
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FOUR EX-PALACE TOSSERS
HERE IN ENEMY UNIFORMS

shooting drills conducted by Manager
Ray Kennedy during the past five
days. have put the Palace players in
fine shape, and according to the club
owners view the Capital City REPRE-
sentatives are prepared to chalk up a
couple of victories. These are badly
needed as the record of the locals will
testify.
Rusty Saunders and Chick Passon
will start at forwards, Oscar Grimsted
VIII lump center, and Kennedy and
Red Conaty will hold down the guard
ing Jobs.
The leg injury sustained earlier in
the season by Passion seems to have
cleared up and the Philadelphia sharp
shooter again appears to be the CHICK
Passon who starred throughout last
season. He is once more showing his
real form, cutting for the basket IKE
a streak. passing trickily and shooting
with an unerring1 eye. Kennedy ana
Marshall are counting on him to play
an important role in the current Sc
ries.
Have Plenty OF Time.
If the Palace tossers can take these
two contests they will have gotten a
nice start in their upward climb in
the standings of the Eastern division
of the league. Including this series
they have 40 more games to play,
which gives them plenty of room TO
draw up on the leaders before the
close of the campaign.
Palace needs only to finish in sec
ond place in its division to win
chance to compete in the world series
The first and second place teams OF
each division will meet in a three
game set to decide the championship
of their section, and the sectional
winners will clash for the big title.
The surprise of the league so faI
has been the successful start of tht
Rochester quint, which heads the
Eastern division. Adding but one
good player, Nick Harvey, the Cen
trails Of last year have beaten back
practically all opponents to date,
whereas nobody had figured them Il
be contenders of any note.
The winning streak of the Cleve.
land five was stopped abruptly and
decisvely by the Celtics last week
Nat Holman and company handing
the Western leaders two straight
wallopings
Indications now are that competi-
ton in both sections should be very
keen with the day-to-daw happenings
bearing Importantly on the leadership.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-11

EAt1lIIfS, newly crowned 1JlS-
" trict sandlot foot bah cham
"A pions, will entertain Virginia
4 4 A c. of Alexandria this after
noon at 2:30 O'Clock at Union
Park in the feature game hereabouts
other important contests today will
bring together Waver1ys and Seat
Pleasant Firemen on the Maryland
Park eridiron at 2:30 o'clock and Win
tons and Renrocs on F'airlawn field at
8 o'clock in a benefit engagement.
Virginia A. C. will come here primed
for a desperate effort to humble
Apaches. The Old Dominion eleven is
reported to be much strengthened.
Many rooters from Alexandria will ac-
company the team and big local
crowd is expected to be on hand to
watch Apaches in action for the first
time since they vanquished the Mo-
hawks. The contest has been billed
as the Apaches' home coming game,
Much interest is manifest among
the Apache contingent in the outcome
Of the ansdowne- Homewood title
game today in Baltimore. The local
titlenolders will play the winner of
this game next Sunday.
Waverlys will be striving to regain
bit of lost prestige against the
strong Seat Pleasant eleven. Frank
kersey's team. has not shown so for
midably this season as in past cam
Daigns, but a stout showing against
the Marylanders, who have shown de-
cided class, would boost Waverly
stock
Wint0ns will face a Renroc eleven
bolstered by a group of scholastic lu.
minaries when the 150-pound teams re.
new their old rivalry. Holland, Chalk
ley, Wade Wood and Nally. members
IF the stellar Eastern High team this
FAN are carded to appear in the Rem
roc lineup. Proceeds Of the game will
he for the benefit of players of the
teams who have been injured this sea
son.
Friendship A. c. of Washington will
meet gridironers representing No.
J Motor Co. of Alexandria this after
noon, The scene Of the game had not
%+ TsAs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-11
GEORGETOWN GIRLS
WIN BASKET TITLE

Repulsing a valiant second half
drive by their rivals, Georgetown
girls basket ball team yesterday won
the city Municipal Playground basket
ball championship, vanquishing Gar
field in a stirring 17-to-16 battle on
Plaza Playground. 1t was George
towns second straight win in a pro-
posed three game series.
Holding the lead from the outset
Georgetown S margin at the intermis-
sion was 13 to 6.
In the second half Garfield shifted
its right forward, Loveye Adkins, to
4 guard post and this bolstered the
team TO a marked extent. The South
east girls allowed their opponents Just
two field goals in the final half Dor
othy Kelso of Garfield threw a real
scare into the rival camp in the third
period Dy registering six baskets.
Yesterdays victory was the second
for Georgetown over Garfield for city
honors in the past three years. The
other win came in 1925.
In this seasons championship series,
which has been running since October
Y, 20 teams and a total of 300 girls
participated
George;!tn, 40. POST ions, Garfield G6p
jennie Anna w Tarreyson r +6oyeyf Adkins i
Sadie Kiatta VIA Marie eoS ShorB
Rona B MneF + GEzao zelds oRRo ogr6e
Field goals-A. wilmer 70 point
shots ! Il polntl; J.. Torreyson / Il
gent :; D. Kelso. :, & poipt). 5. !. point
SEhstitutons-Recky Heffner for Jennie
Torreysoa Loyeye Adkins for Zelda MaGeoy.
Whiting.
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NAVY BEATEN AT SOCCER.

ANNAPOLIS Md, December 10
The Naval Academy soccer team
ended its season here today with Il
defeat. Swarthmore being the victor
by two goals to one. The defeat was
particularly bitter to the Navy boot
ers. as by it they lost their letters fol
the year, losing a majority of games
4, to 3 victories.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-11

Hanson made reverse pivot al
most at top speed. circled around
to his right and usually shook off
his guard. Then he took II pass
from the No. 5 guard. dribbIed to
the basket and had an easy one
hand shot for pointer.
Here Is an excellent play for
Shaking a sticking guard. Han
sons speedy pivot and speed on
the court were utilized to perfec-
ton on this play. have pictured
him at three stages of his move
ment--as he came forward, just
after reversing. and as he turned
toward the basket and took fast
pass from No. ).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-11

CHICAGO. December 10 (A9.-Dates
for outdoor and indoor championships
Of the International Skating Associa-
ton will he set tomorrow awhen that
organization meets at Cevela nd,
President Frank M kaIteux has
announced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-11
BONDS WHIRL WINDS WIN
ON BANTA'S LATE GOAL

ALEXANDRIA, Va, December 10.
A spectacular long side court shot
III the last SO seconds by Bill Banta,
/ BONDS Wh1rlWind center, tonight gave
his team 1929 triumph over Old Do
minion Boat Club on the Armory
floor
The locals had staged n rousing rally
to take the lead just before Banta
came through with his victory-produc-
ing shot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-11
PRO COURT FIGURES.

Games Tonight.
Detroit at Washington
Games Tomorrow.
Detroit at Washington.
New York at Fort Wayne.
Last Nights Game.
Rochester, "a; Detroit, 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-11
SUNDAY SCHOOL LOOP
TOSSER SCORE LOW

In Sunday School Basket Ball Lea
que games last night in the Central
Y. NJ. G. A. gym. Mt. Vernon NJ. f..
defeated Calvary Reds. Is to Q. Column
bia Heights downed Petworth NJ. E.,
IS to 10, and Calvary Baptist routed
United Brethren, 13 to 2.
The Sp0rpe,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-11
COLLEGE BASKET BALL.

Navy. 90: Western Maryland. 10.
Michigan. 4S: Michigan State. %.
Wisconsin. IS: Coe, 6.
Indiana, "a; Franklin, Is.
Ohio State, AZ; Ohio Wesleyan. &c.
Ohio State Reserves, 90: Ohio
Wesleyan Reserves, 22.
Rose Poly. IS; n. A. G. u, 90.
Butler. 40; CentNsW Normal, 20.
Cornell Howa). %: Minneapolis, 81.
Northwestern. 40: Wabash. ~.
Chicago, 80; Monmouth, 80. (Oyer.
l,ne).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-11
Apache-Virginia A. C.. Battle
Heads Today's Cridiron Card

been decided last night, though it was
expected it would take place here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-11
PLAY FOOT BALL TODAY.

Chevy Chase A. G. footballers meet
Southern Props this afternoon at $50
o'clock at Washington Barracks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-11
Totals ~ ] %
United Brethren
TO SET SKATING LATEs.

Totals .6 / II Totals ..1 O
Umpire Mr.. Hughes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-11

A PACHES. newly crowned Dis
" trict sandlot foot bah cham
"A pions, will entertain Virginia
4 Z A C. of Alexandria this after
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-11

Friendship A. c. of Washington will
meet gridironers representing No. 5
Motor Co. of Alexandria this after
noon, The scene of the game had not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-11
OLD.LINERS LAST LOCAL !.
SQUAD TO BECOME BUSY
Three OF Last Seasons Regulars Among Twelve Play
ers Coach Shipley Will Carry-Oiher Quinis
Preparing for Campaign

M ARYLAND the last 0ne Of
AU the colleges to get basket
W. ball practice going in fun
4 swing, expects TO have all its
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-11
FIVE NEW CRIDIRON FOES
7 ON HOYA 1928 SCHEDULE
Duke, New York u. and Carnegie Tech Among
Elevens Replacing Past Campaign Opponents
Dropped. West Virginia Given Later Date.

GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY S
foot ball team will have plenty
to do next Fall to get through
the schedule submitted by Di-
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City Items

A son was born at New Britain General hospital yesterday to Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Landwehr Of 49 Wood land street.
 Thomas B. Farrell Of 7s Maple street is recovering at New Britain General hospital following an opera tion.
 Mrs. Andrew J. sloper Of Grove Hill is recovering from an operation at Hartford hospital.
 A son was born at New Britain General hospital this morning to Mir. and Mrs. James Clynes of TO North street.
 A daughter was born to Mir. and Mrs. Raymond R. Searles of 2s Ten Acre Road at New Britain General hospital this morning.
 A daughter was born this morn ing to MT. and Mrs. Joseph Humai of 52 Booth street. Mrs. Humaj was before her marriage, Miss Helen Gromko.
 The B'nai Israel Sisterhood will hold open house for members and their friends on Monday evening at the vestry rooms. An intensive drive for members is now in progress.