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Evening star., 1927-11-06
CALIFORNIA BOXING
BOARD TO BE QUlzZED
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Los ANGELES. November 5.--Re.
noval from Office Of members Of the
California Athletic Commission may
,e asked by the city prosecutor for
their failure to protect the interests
Of fight fans who paid more than $70,-
100. but failed to see Joe Dundee de.
end his welterweieht crown against
Acc Hudkins last Thursday night.
Turning toward the commission
after causing the arrests of the cham
Dion, his manager, Max WaXman, and
Promoter Dick Donald. the prosecutor
announced he had ordered the three
commissioners to appear at his Office
Monday and explain what they knew
If the fight scandal.
If~they could not satisfactorily an.
,wer three questions he would put to
hem. the prosecutor, DIR. IL. j. Lick
ev. said he would make them parties
10 the gigantic fight fraud and ask
Gov. C.. G. Young to remove them
from office.
Dundee and Waxman succeeded in
delaying their pleas to charges of
false advertising until Monday. but
Donald pleaded not guilty and h,s
rial was set for next Monday. Bail
for both Dundee ana Warman was
increased to $500 In view of the de-
aged pleadings.
LickIey said he would ask the rom
nissioners, Seth w. =, Strelinger Of
HOLLYWOOD, Louis Almgren of San
Diego. chairman. and Frank TraunG
If San Francisco the following ques-
ions:
|. Did the commission have any
knowledge of the fact that Waxman
had a secret contract with Promoter
Dick Donald calling for 100000 guar.
intee to be paid in advance?
9. Did the commission have knowl.
,dge that any part Of this advance
guarantee had been paid to WaXman
prior to the evening OF the fight? And
so. what did they have to say about
t in the face Of their own law that
10 money is TO be paid fighters in ad-
vance?
3. why did not the commission,
which was present on the evening of
he fight, and aware of the fact that
no fight was going to take place, at
>1ce order the refund of money to the
s2.20-seat purchasers. who were given
no stubs to show for the money paid?
Evening star., 1927-11-06

Winners in the girls interplay
ground basket ball series yesterday
were Georgetown, Mitchell Park,
Park View, Iowa Avenue, New York
Avenue, Plaza and Columbia Road.
Georgetown won its second game in
as many starts, defeating Chevy
Chase. 81 to 3; Mitchell Park drubbed
Happy Hollow, 20 to 5; Park View
showed the way to Twin Oaks, 80 TO
ID: Iowa Avenue chalked UP its
second straight win at the expense of
Phillips, % to IA; New York Avenue
downed Corcoran, 90 to 15: Plaza
swamped Virginia Avenue, 2S to ,,
and Columbia Road won from Bur
roughs by default.
The teams lined up as follows:
GEORGETOWN t37) Positions Ch Chase fal.
Anna wilmer. .... r F.. Betty Hartman
Jennie Torreyson.. l.. E.. Betty Shepp
Mary Beamef. G.: Cathetine, Crane
Sadie Klatta.. Sc. Catherine HInlyse
Dorothy Fling. L. G.. Elizabeth Coonbs
Substtutions-Marie. wilmer. for Dorothy
Fling. Frances Grady for Elizabeth Coomb5.
Mich. Park f2ol Positions Happy Hol t5).
Judith Fishlurn.. r. F.. Anita Merchant
Marie Duvau.. 80. T. F.... Frances Davis
Louise Raft r. G. Marg. Follansbce
Jane Names l.. G. Helen Foilansoce
Evening star., 1927-11-06
VIRGINIA A. c. PLAYS
SOLDIER GRID TEAM

ALEXANDRIA,. Va, November S.
! A bombardlnent of forward passes Will
greet the Fort Humphrey team when
! the Soldiers align themselves against
the Virginia A. c. eleven in Dread
naucht Park tomorrow.
| Virginia A. G. has been travelling
under full steam the past two weeks
and has swept the Washington
| Marines and W1yerly A G. aside.
A victory tomorrow over the Fort
| Humphrey outfit would give it a high
rating in the quest for the unlimited
| title of this section. The game also
will have a bearing on the northern
| Virginia title aspirations of the con-
teStantS.
A second Columbia Engine Com
pany basket ball team has made its
appearance with the organization of
the Columbia Seniors, a team headed
| by Billy Padgett. The quint will play
| in prelimnaries to the Columbia En-
CINE Company unlimited team. Pad
gett has signed Patrick Noonan, Louis
Latham. Robert Darley, Alex Cabell,
| Leon Riley. Ralph Scrivener. Lyn
wood Scruggs, Russell Sutton and the
| two Berman, brothers. Macy and
| Sammy.
The schedule of tile Armory Hall
basket ball court will be drawn up
| Tuesday night at a meeting Of the
| local managers in the council chamber
of the Municipal Office Building.
James NJ Duncan, jr.. appointed to
serve as chairman by City Manager
| Paul Morton. will preside. The meet
ing will start at 8 o'clock.
Petwortf A. c. of Washington will
encounter sol what easy opposition
tomorrow if the No. Motor Co.
Juniors run true to form. The locals
| have been battered around easily by
virtually every one of their opponents
this Fall. and with the Petworth team
playing good foot ball the prospects for
a local victory are not rosy. Play will
start at 3 o'clock on the Mount Vernon
avenue gridiron at Del Ray.
The Fall program of the Alexandria
Gun Club viii be brought to a close
next Saturday. The event viii start
at 3 o'clock and will be held at the
traps III Janneys lane.
Episcopal High School has booked a
game with the Shenandoah Valley
| Academy of Winchester. Va, to be
! played here next Saturday afternoon
! at $3.50 o'clock on Hoxton Field.
| Old Dominion Boat Club will play a
| team of former college stars in the
gymnasium of the Lee-Jackson High
| School Friday night at o'clock. The
all-star outfit is being picked from the
student body of the Episcopal Theo-
| logical Seminary. Proceeds derived
/ from the exhibition will be turned over
/ to the Lce-Jackson High School fund.
j Columbia Engine 90. unlimited
basket ball team expects to hold it's
i first practice in the Armory Hall Tues
day night. Ham Deeton. whose phone
| is Alexandria 1874. is managing the
| Columbia unlimiteds.
Alexandria Fire Department Preps
will battle the Clarendon Lions at
| Lyon Village tomorrow at 2:3o pm.
Episcopal High School cake" team.
A combination averaging 40 pounds.
defeated the StuyvesaDt High School
juniors Of Warrenton, Va, to 6. on
! Horton Field.
Evening star., 1927-11-06

carry it from 100 up to 155 yards.
rs this approach shot is the big
factor in chopping a few strokes
off the average golfers round, am
going to devote this week to dis
cussing its various phases. starting
with the grip today. citing various
excellent authorities on its various
points.
Longworth brings out another
good point about the grip. namely
that the end of the left thumb and
the second knuckle of the first
finger should he even. This places
ali of ones left hand on the shaft
so that the grip is with the three
back fingers and the side of the
hand. Dewey brings the right hand
into the grip by overlapping with
the little finger and sliding this
hand up against the left as close as
he possibly can.
There you have the grip, one that
puts the fingers in control and one
that permits you to break the
wrists naturally in the backswing.
Evening star., 1927-11-06
Ridge Victim Initial Win american e. 1i0nced John
Hawks and Apachcs Entertain
Strong Invading Teams Today

afternoon when they meet Anacostia
Eagle Juniors on Fairlawu Field at
) o'clock. I;eur0c players will meet
1t l,30 O'Clock at Sixth and r. streets
northeast. Lambeth injured in last
weeks game. viii he out of the Hcnroc
lineup.
Pa'a"r juricrs are carded Ia on.
gage Alexandria Tigers on Washing
ton BtrracfS Field at 3 o'clock todar.
Manag Earring IL booking games
for Palace at Franklin SJ23-J.
Senator llJ-pouniera ana Chevy
Cha Jun.1TS a1c to battle on EeSer-
VCn' led th,s afternoon at o'clock.
> C1,'F..ars vii; meet Ia"r,eys ut II
"'cl"ck this morning on Tidal BASIN
Field. CoiIeGians will meet at 1T
Seventh street mt 10 o'clock.
Virginia \. &. will oppose rlaneky
%Iid-ats en- GenrG town Field this
afic1a IN at = O'Clock.
Aracostia Eagle Ia0.pound tear,
wants n same N II or | o'clock to.
day. can Lincoln 55I5-W at $50
o'clock this morning.
Clarendon Lions open their season
to ay with AieNandria Firemen Prens
u Lyon Village iold. Home players
ARE asked to report at 10 o'clock.
Evening star., 1927-11-06
CAPITAL Pro Tossers to Train
Aboard Warship at New York

! obtained in a trade with Philadelphia
last Spring, claiming that the local
club assumed this debt when it took
his contract.
BY training aboard q ship instead
of in gymnasium, most Of the time
the Marshallmen should derive much
benefit from the better physical sur
roundings-fresh air and strict disci
pline, az regards eating and sleeping
Basket ball players are no differen;
than base ball or other professional
athletes in that they are prone tc
try TO evade training rules. so
seems that Marshall had his thinking
cap on when he obtained permission to
take them on the Illinois.
Come Home Next Sunday.
Next Sunday Kennedy will lead
the squad home and week from to-
morrow the training grind will be re.
sumed at the Arcadia, where all home
games are to be played as in the past.
Local independent tOssers will fur
nish the opposition during practice
games here. Then, as a warm.up
contest. game will be staged with
Jack Aliens Old Dominion Boat Club
five in Alexandria on Saturday, the
night before the league season opens
here.
Rochester, Washington's Inaugural
opponent. is seeking the services Of
Bob Grody, but it appears that the
husky star is due for indefinite sus
pension. which will preclude his play.
ing on any team in the American
Basket Ball League or affiliated minor
leagues. Greedy and the other hold
outs have until tomorrow to sign con
tracts to escape being 'outlawed.'
according to the rules Of the league
which are almost identical with those
in professional base ball. Grody alsC
is sought by Fort Wayne.
Tickets for the opening series with
! Rochester. November 20 and 81. vii
! 90 on sale the latter part of this week
| at the Arcadia. Reservations may be
made by phoning Adams $500.
Evening star., 1927-11-06
OLD LINE HARRIERS
EASILY ANNEX RACE

Harriers of the University of Mary
land handily defeated William and
Mary, IS to 81, in q 412-mile grind
yesterday. Myers and Gadd of the
Old Liners ran close race to finish
first and second respectively.
Myers time was 26 minutes 2-5
seconds.
G.. Campbell of William and Mary
was third, some 25 yards behind
Gadd. Maryland men placed fourth,
fifth, sixth and seventh. with Indian
runners coming in eighth, ninth,
tenth and eleventh.
The order of finish follows:
Myers (AIdD. Gadd Md.). G.. Camp.
bell tW. and ny. Remsberg (AGd)
Morris MIDI Plumley tMd). Greshman
CIV. and NJ, Vernon CW. and NJ II.
Campbell CIV. and NJ and Fentress
CIV. and Nd.
Evening star., 1927-11-06
DEMPSEY-PAULINO GO
NOW APPEARS LIKELY

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK, November 5.--Efforts
70 bring ABOUT match between Jack
Dempsey and Pauline, the Basque
woodchopper, materialized somewhat
today when the boxers conferred with
Tex Rickard.
Tho former heavyweight champion
agreed to meet Pauline condltionaily'
while Pauline expressed a Willingness
for the tilt with assurance that he
will be the man eventually to decide
if Dempsey is qualified for third
meeting with Gene Tunney, the cham
pion in the division.
Rickard will try to find suitable op'
ponents for Pauline in his heaVy-
weight elimination tourney before
pitting him against Dempsey. De
tails concerning the proposed match
were not announced.
Evening star., 1927-11-06
JOHNS HOPKINS RUNNERS
WIN FROM M1DSHlPMEN

ANNAPOLIS, Md. November s.
Navy lost it's initial cross-country
match to Johns Hopkins here this af.
ternoOn. the total of the visitors first
five men being 25. to 80 for the locals
Hopkins had the first two runners
GWinn, who covered the course of
three miles and half in 1922. with
;chiebel but two-fifths of ii second be.
hind him. The first Navy man was
Lippert. whose time was 1854.
The runners finished in this order:
Gwinn. Hopkins; Schicbel Hopkins;
Iippcrt Navy; Kelly. Hopkins; Tis-
dale, Navy; Nichols, Navy: Thompson,
Navy; Wheeler, Hopkins; Howell,
Navy: Emerson, Hopkins; Waters,
Hopkins; Hansen, Navy; Bisson. Navy:
Yellott, Hopkins: Rosser. Hopkins:
Crquhart, Navy dropped out in sec.
ond lap).
Evening star., 1927-11-06

A NNAPOLIS, November s.
" With American University
II making the FIRST telling thrust
| 4 / ard scoring after it had re-
ceived the kickoff without
losing the ball. st. Johns came back
with n rush today, scoring in every
quarter and winning ny Sc to 8.
The visitors received the kick, and
with Birthwright and Schloss gaining
regularly off tackle, carried the ball
steadily to st. Johns goal line, the
former taking it across.
St Johns came back with a dcs-
perate rally and almost repeated the
series of plays of the visitors. Roett-
scher CirCled right end for touch
down after Zouck and Spring had
gained steadily on line plays.
In the second quarter, st. Johns
took comma nding lead. the visitors
having apparently shot their bolt.
Zouck made both touchdowns, the
first after a pass from BoettScher to
Noviki had yielded 25 yards. and the
second time on a pass from BOett-
scher after Turner had blocked Birth
wright's punt, Jones recovering the
ball
In the third quarter, Noviki inter
cepted a pass and ran to Americans
coward line. Zouck ran around right
end for another to Americans goal
line.
Capt. Roseherry, who had entered
the game in the second quarter,
scored two touchdowns early in the
final period. The first was on a short
line gain after Riepe and .Zouck had
gained consistently, and the last on n
40-yard run following an intercepted
pass.
st. Johns exhibited a superior at
tack, eXcept at the start, scoring 81
first downs to Z.
Evening star., 1927-11-06
MARTYR LEAVES "W
HERE TO GO TO IOWA

Eugene +. Martyn. since 1926 as.
sistant physical director and ch:et
swimming coach OF the Y. NJ. {. a.,
has resigned to ac@ept the director.
ship OF the physical department OF
the Mason City. Iowa, Y.
He will be succeeded by Raymond
Eaton. who last year was director OF
the AleXa ndr,a municipal pool.
Martyr made an enviabie record Tor
himself at the Y rooi during his year
and n half II service there. He taught
more than 500 iaen to swim and de-
ve'~..nH ~aorc than so life savers.
1t was under his direction that
plans for forming an Official \. NJ. L.
4. swimming team were launched lie.
Gently. with the result that - men are
competing for the team.
The swimmers Will engage in
their first contest December IS, when
they compete against tae Michigan
intercollegiate champs Of 1926.
MARTIN left Washington last night
for Iowa. Ills home is ut Winona.
MINI, about 100 mics from Mason
City. - ....-
Evening star., 1927-11-06

Having obtained the use of the
decks of the l.. s. S. Illinois, one of
Uncle Sans warships anchored in the
Hudson River off Riverside Drive. for
several of their practices, the Wash
ington Basket Ball Club players will
fnaugurate training for the coming
pro court season tomorrow at New
York City
Six players who have signed con-
tracts will report to Manager Ray
Kennedy and Owner George p. Mar
shall at the clubs New York head
quarters, the Hotel Alamac.
Although details of the training on
board the Illinois were not known at
the local office of the team. Owner
Marshall has been extended an un-
usual courtesy on the part of naval
officials to private individuals. 1t is
probable the Capital tossers will mix
things with tho basket ball team OF
the ship while they are on board.
Those who have been ordered to re-
port at the Alamac tomorrow are Rus
sell Rusty) Saunders of Trenton. y.
J.; Elmer Ripley Of Staten Island, \.
T.: Harry rhickl Pas5on Of Philadel-
phi1; GAIA ChiZnIadia Of Perth Amboy,
y. j.: Jude Baesman OF Portsmouth,
Ohio. and Austin Weiss of Lititz. Pa.
Five Still Holding Out.
Francis Neehan, Harry Riconda
John Conaty, Roger Cooney and Bob
Grody still are firm in their demands
for higher salary terms before they
will sign Washington contracts. and
the outlook is that the Palace auint
will start the season minus their
services.
There is 4 possibility. however, that
Riconda, a guard who is rated as one
Of the smartest players in the game,
will be brought into camp, as the diff
ferences between him and Marshall
are said to be not SO serious as in the
cases of the others. Ricorda wants
Washington to pay him some money
he alleges was owed him when he was
Evening star., 1927-11-06
RIDES INTO BASE BALL,
PLAYER BRINGS $4,000

SAN FRANCISCO, November S
R).-Chalmer Cissell, a 21-year-old
youth who rode horse into Dcs
Moines. Iowa, a few months ago seek,
ing base ball fame, has been purchased
from the Portland Coast League ciup
by the Chicago Americans IN a deal
involving $4,000 in cash and players.
Cissell is q shortstop.
Last wear Cissell bought himself
ont of the Army>for $50. lie borrowed
horse from his father to ride into
Dcs Moines. Signed by the local
, Western League club, his playing
attracted such attention that in two
months President Turner of Portland
paid $4,000 for him.
Evening star., 1927-11-06
WOMEN in SPORT
by CORINNE FRAZIER

ubsttuiions-PrsciIIa Woodev for Anita
Merchant. Margaret FolIansbcr for Frances
Davis Anita Merchant for Margaret Fol
lansbce.
Park View f33l. Positions. Twin Oaks nN
Madeline Cambrey. l.. FAntoinctte i Edwards
Gertrude Mcdonald. G ..... Elizabeth Coils
Mary Ho-.. ....... ). c.. RosaIlEd Rowenn
Mary Beck. ...... r. g. Jane Edwards
Catherine Chaconas l.. G. -. julia Hunter
bstitutons--EIizabeth Forresta for
Catherine Chaconas, Dorothy Ames for Mary
Beck. julia Hunter for Elizabeth Coils. Syl-
via Coorer for Julia Hunter. Margaret Smith
for RUsalind ROWenn.
Iowa f23l, Positions. Phillips 1f
Louise Mills; + r.. MARY u shehee ,,hGh &c
Katherine Doomis. R, (i.......... Ruth Allen
sally Aman. ......L l.. G. .Veruice Tolney
y. Y Ave COO Positions. Corcoran 15l
Evelyn Lingeback r. F......... Bessie Furr
Elizabeth Phantom. /. F..... Mary Cooke
Marie Iingeback. s. C.. Shirley Furr
Antoinette Conner. r. G...... Evelyn Rlttue
Theo Levy. Il. G. Laura Limbach
Plaza f"Sl, Positions. Va. Ave. t@l
Mercedes Perry. r. +. :. Jeanette Rock
Annie Berardino. l.. r.. Mars. Roudabnsh
Lucy Olivet .......S s. C....... Anna Adams
Frances Dorr.... r. G.. .Emiline Os.randec
Ell Regis Perry. l.. g.. Margaret Thomas
Evening star., 1927-11-06
( v yITII An1chcs meeting Il. s
a a s Elnrida gridnlen at

w :s $.:: ::::r; 4; s;::' =, +,
Ting Rcina Mercedes at
American League Park al the same
hour. local amateur fans are promised
two good foot ball games today III
addition to the numerous feuds booked
among The lighter teams.
Ty Rauher, former Ccntrai liISh
and Washington and Lee star, is To
lead Ap1chc 4. c. htiskies against
the team coached ny Lieut. John r.
WClchel former Western High ana
Navy player. In addition to coaching
their respective teams each is the
main cog of their respective grid
machines.
Rcina Mercedes were defeated by
Mohawks here several weeks ago. hut
y delay in sending their stars into the
fray in that game hurt tn" Sailors
chances. They are hopeful of gaining
revenge today.
Joe Ganey will take his Palace \. G..
unlimiteds to Baltimore today To play
Bethlehem Grays one Of the hest
teams in that city. II is the first
inter-city game for a local eleven this
season on foreign soil.
Renrocs are expecting trouble this
Evening star., 1927-11-06
N0RTHERNS, WlNTONS
FAVORED IN GAMES

Leaders in both Capital City Foot
Ball Leagues will have easy picking
today judging from the showing of
their opponents to date. but the tail
enders are not content to concede any
thing until after they have shown
what hard practice has accomplished
the past week.
Northerns and Wintons, undefeated
elevens in 150-pound class, will oppose
Marfoldts and Southern Props. re-
spectively. while st. Stephens will
battle Seat Pleasant Firemen.
Mohawk Props and Friendships,
both undefeated in 135-pound ranks,
will oppose Linworths and Marions,
respectively. National Props, who
have yet to win a game, will try to
break into the win column at the
expense of Brookland A. G.. gridmen
Standings. schedules, fields and
officials:
Evening star., 1927-11-06
Iine.tn and Summary.
ldcNERHANY PLANNING
TO GO TO CALIFORNIA

Leo McNerhany, who has RESISTED
'ns pro at the Rock Creek course,
plans 10 go TO Sacramento, cant, 70
1oin Donald Ball. former pro at the
Town and Country Club mere, VINO ~
lrstructjng in the game in the Cali
fornia city.
McNerhany. who was assistant pro
ct Town and Country when Ball was
there. also was formerly on the Con
'gressional Country Club stan.
Evening star., 1927-11-06
CITY BASKET LEAGUE
WILL ELECT FRIDAY

Election of officers and adoption of
constitution and bylaws for TIL"
rev CRY Basket Ball League Will
take place next Friday night at s
O'Clock AT Young Mems Christian AS
sociation headquarters. 1896 G street,
according to an announcement by &.
Edward Beckett. director of physical
education of the 'Y'.
All teams interested in joining the
loop are urged TO send representa-
tives 20 this formal organization
meeting. Players will he registered.
n schedule committee appointed and
arrangements made for the opening
contest.
A franchise fee Of $25 has been
decided on. TO obtain a franchise
Friday night ii viii be necessary for
team representatives to come pre-
pared 10 pay the required fee,
Beckett states.
Evening star., 1927-11-06
BILL WOODS STARS
OVERCOME VISITORS

Bill Woods Washington All-Star
bowlers maintained steady pace on
King Pin so. | alleys last nigh,
gaining a victory over Baltimore's Sc
lect team, by a mere margin of 10
pins in a iiVc-glme match.
George Lang of the visiting team.
mOnopolized all the Individual IA lrels,
having high game. 16l. and high set,
66S. His nisn marks We're not threat
ened by the !oca. boWlers
Arthur Logan led the Capital City
quint with IL 130 game and a G19 set.
The victory avenged a previous de-
feat administered by the Baltimore
stars in the Monumental City severa
weeks ago.
Scores.
Evening star., 1927-11-06
NATIONAL CAPITAL A. C.
EXPECTS STRONG FIVE

National Capital Athletic Clut
basket ball team is expecting sue
cessful campaign among the strongest
teams in the District and nearby
Maryland and Virginia. Manager A
Chroniger is booking games. Write
him at I'll Croissant street south
east or call Lincoln S62S.
House. Hatcher. Hughes. Woods
Wormsley. kremb, James, Maitingly
and Koontz are leading candidates fol
the team.
Evening star., 1927-11-06
PECK MEMORIAL QUINT
STARTS WITH 25-15 WIN

With N. Saul. forward, leading their
attack, Peck Memorial basket ball
team opened it's season with 25-tO.15
win over the Laurel, Md, National
Guard quint in the Peck gym.
Aside from n Saul, who gathered Z
points, Corcoran. Shafer, Latona and
ii. c. Tucker did some clever shoot
ing for the winners. Edmonston, Lau-
rel forward, however. was the leading
scorer of the game, with points, and
Scott. the other visiting forward, got
a pair of goals from scrimmage.
Manager Tucker of Pecks tried out
II men.
Evening star., 1927-11-06
CHESS MATCH ADJOURNED.

BUENOS AIRES, November CP).
after 40 moves until
Monday night was taken at midnight
and the world chess champion, and
Alexander Alekhine. the Russian chal-
lenger, playing the twenty-fifth game
of an unlimited series to decide the
fitIn
Evening star., 1927-11-06
CHURCH LEAGUE CUNTS
WIN BY WIDE MARGINS

Calvary Baptist and Calvary M. f..
quints were easy winners in opening
games of the Sunday School Basket
Ball League last night at the Y. NJ.
C. A, the former routing Calvary
Reds. p TO 5. and the latter drubbing
Petworth II. E.. 33 to II.
Hiatt and Scrivener of Calvary NJ.
t.. with i and 10 points, respectively.
ard Sharke and Croson of Calvary
BAPTIST, who counted 9 and :, were
the main scorers.
Evening star., 1927-11-06
BlKEMEM HOLD ANOTHER
SERIES OF RACES TODAY

Under auspices of the Century Toad
Club Association the third Of a series
of four bicycle races will be held this
morning starting at 10 o'clock. at fhe
polo field in West Potomac Park. The
distance will be Is miles. The rider
scoring the most points during the
SEXES will be awarded a bicycle.
Evening star., 1927-11-06
FLOWERS FOR EDERLE.

Fair natators Of Capitol A.. c., who
held their regular practice meet last
night in the Jewish Community Cen
ter pool, will present a basket of flow
ers to Gertrude Edcrle. English Chan
mel swimmer. tomorrow at noon on
the Hamilton Hotel roof.