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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-02
GASS IS CAPTAIN

"Hooley" Class has heen named
as captain of the Northern eleven.
The Northerns will hold drill to-
morrow night at 1880 o'clock at the
Park View Fairgrounds. Coach
Matt Heard requests full attend.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-02
HITS
HIS STRIDE
AGAIN

DALLAS, Tex, Nov. sixteen
Of tbs nations leading professional
golfers will sally forth, cub in hand.
to the first tee of the beautiful
Cedar Crest course here today to
compete in the second round of
the National Professional Golf Tour
nament. "
Four prominent names are miss
ing from the list of Is eligible to
continue play for the title won for
the fourth consecutive time by
Walter Hagen.
The wee Scot. Bobby Cruick.
shank, is one OF the quartet,
having been eliminated yeSter.
day by Arthur ManerO. Of New
York, In a reversal Of form that
saw a lead of 4 up GO to the
winds. Wild Bill MehIhorn. of
Chicago, lost to Willie Klein.
: OF East WiIIiston, n. v, and
= Johnny Farrell fell before the
gallant fight of the National
Open champion, Tommy Ar
Eaour.
The fourth big gun eliminated
was Albert Alcroft, who led Hagen
through the first Is holes of quail.
flying play and finished with 144.
He went out, IL and II, in the
most crushing reverse of the day at
the hands of Morte Dutra, Tacoma.
The man with the ice cold nerve,
Walter Hagen, needed all that to
survive Tuesday. He adjourned
for lunch four down and didn't
catch up with Jack Farrell until
the 9th, finally winning out 3
and in a Garrison finish that
saw Farrell crack.
Harry Cooper. local favorite. was
the most impressive winner yes
terday and his match today with
AL Espinosa is one Of the out
standing features OF the round.
Gene Sarazep had to GO to the
thirty.sPventh hole tn win his
match from Jack Curley. and
then he has lucky, as Curley
missed a victory on the thirty
sixth by trimming the cup on a
five-foOter. Gene will vie with
Ed Dudley today.
Today's pairings for the second
round of play follows:
Tommy Armour, Washington,
D. c.. VS.. Tom Harmon, Yonkers,
N. Y.
Walter Hagen, Pasadena, Fla, VS..
Anthony Manero. New York.
Mortie Dutra. Tacoma, Wash, VS..
Charles Guest, Hollywood. Calf.
Al Espinosa, Chicago. VS.. Harry
Cooper. Los Angeles, Calf.
Ed Dudley. Van Nays, Calif., VS..
Gene Sarazen. -
William Klein. East Williston, n.
r. VS.. Joe Turnesa, New York.
John Golden, Paterson, n. j., vs..
Harold Long. Raleigh. n. G.
Francis Gallett, Wauwautosa. Wis.
vs.. Ralph Beach. Bethesda. Md.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-02
JUST WINNING DOESN'T
MAKE THENCHANP
Bv Davis ]. Walsh

YORK, Nov 2Jus for the sake of talking through his
adenods would like declare himself today against the
football by the that they
have all schedule that include har
rowing Upaa Galaudet the Institute for the
Preservation of Ideals. There Is colleges that remain
unbaten for the 1927 to date and six of them
national ranking concerned while the
statn of fiyen is to reasonable doubt
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-02

1t was unfortunate for Walter
that his twentieth anniversary was
celebrated in Washington on August
last. with the Detroit club as
his opponent. When Walter broke
into the league his first opponent
was Detroit and he lost, 3 to ?.
Last August. on his anniversary
when he received many valuable
presents. the Tigers again ruined
his day by beating him, again Nv
one run. the score being 10 +.
The finest thing about this won
derful pitchers record. however
will probabl always be recognized
in the fact that he was never
thrown out of one OF his sol games.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-02
BROOKLANDS GATHER

The South Brokland eleven will
meet tonight at 1880 o'clock at the
home of Lawrence Lewis, 1917
Irving st. N. f.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-02
K. c, FLOORMEN OUT

The knights of Columbus basket
ball players will assemble tonight
at & o'clock at the X. c. Building.
Athletic Director lube Sullivan has
called the meeting.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-02

In Capt. Claude Grigsby the
HiIltOppers have one Of the
finest centers playing football
anywhere. He is a rover and
most dangerous rover is he.
In some games he has made
fully half of his teams tackles,
running out to the ends for
his opponents or blocking them
i'm the middle Of the line. His
passing to his backs is partially
fIawIess and all who knows any
thing about football know how
valuable that is to a team.
There IL nothing quite SO
panicky as backfield handi.
capped by a poor passing center.
For the Lafayette game George
own is prepared to offer a stronI
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-02
SENATOR SOCCERITES WIN

The Sena tor soccer team, mum
herring schoolbov stars, topried the
Powell High eleven, 10, yesterday
afternoon.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-02

Walter. a pitcher, played In
SOl games. That is equivalent
to six fun seasons playing every
day. He has borne the brunt
Of the attack and has been in
many a tight hole, but not once
has he complained enough to
Justify his Punishment from the
game. That il spOrtsmanship
of the "purest ray serene"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-02
LINERS
RETURN

MARYLAND will have its full
strength on the field at New Haven
Saturday. Kessler. Snyder and
Thomas having recovered from
their injuries sufficiently TO permit
OF their facing the powerful Yale
eleven.
Last week Kesslers generalship
was missed Thomas was injured
early in the game and Snyder's
lame shoulder kept him on the side
lines altogether. With this trio In
action the Old Liners hope to open
an attack that will thoroughly tes.
Yale's famous line,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-02

Don't let worries upset you. Learn
to call on the "WhO's Who" firms.
They are used to responsible duties.
and they have learned to let others
rely on them,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-02

Georgetown Is entering big league
football in clashing with Lafayette
and it is well-equipped for it's en-.
trance. Coach Little has strong.
we'll balanced eleven. Its line has
strength and plenty of courage. Its
backfield is fast. but not especially
flashy. Its passing is good and
consistently good. Its punting has
height, distance and accuracy. Jim
Mooney can punt with anybody in
the land.
Lafayette has two fine forwards
In Captain Cothran. right tackle.
and kressler. center. Cothran will
find himself kept right busy by
"Dud" Saur. Georgetown veteran
Saur Is a horse for work, seeking
it all over the place. He is big ana
strong and most aggressive. It's a
fair bet that he will be prominent
Saturday.
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Yale has committed the heinous
sin of losing a football game this
season; yet Yale, judged on its rec
ord, belongs absolutely. In fact,
for all anyone knows, the Blue may
he the greatest team in the country.
Anyhow, win. lose or draw, see
| fit to place Yale in my list OF pre-
ferred teams. chosen without re-
gard for their winning percentages.
The list follows:
Notre Dame. an Inevitable choice:
| Penn State. beaten by Buckneii,
which was beaten "a points by the
! Army: Southern California. also in
| evitable: Minnesota. Yale. Southern
! Methodist; Illinois and Georgia.
Only two outfits In the list.
Notre Dame and Georgia. have
remained unbeaten and united;
three others have tie scores
against their records and two
have suffered actual defeats.
Yet, to me, they constitute the
stand-out teams Mt this time
because they have stepped out
with the big timers without
losing caste.
However, the drafting of any pre-
ferred list is a dangerous thing
because the odds are against any
one being able to mention all the
deserving entries and still keep
the list within the limits IT Web
ster's abridged edition.
Nebraska. for example. probably
belongs merely on the face OF lis
record 1t blew One-point de-
feat to Missouri, which really
shouldn't mean much. But it does
For one thing. Missouri had
80 points scored against 1t by
Southern Methodist, which also
beat Texas, which previously had
taken Vanderbilt.
Still, as in the case Of Yale,
we are trying to live in the pres
ent and right at the moment there
seems to be slight doubt that Neb'
raska and Missouri are first class
football teams, nationally speak
ing. They probably rate them
selves beyond Iowa State. which
tied Illinois early in the year. and
altogether they make the big ten
conference look none too good
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-02

Coach Maud Crum Ia giving his
George Washington Colonials plenty
of signal and passing practice. His
small squad precludes much scrim-
maging but he is building machine
that should cause lot of trouble
to Penn State Saturday.
The Colonials will be outweighed
and outnumbered by the Nttany
Lions. but they won't be Outgamed.
Indeed. the team expects TO give
Penn State an even battle, with
breaks" deciding the victory.
American University is progress
ing favora bly, in pairing to face
st, Johns at Annapolis Saturday.
Coach Springston's revamped lineup
looked we'll against Blue Ridge last
SATURDAY. and hopes are entertained
for a victory in the Maryland
capital.
Catholic University has NO
game scheduled for this week
and so Coach McAuliffe Is
giving his squad easy work.
Many of the players were
bruised in the Marine game and
are benefiting from the light
work.
The Marines did not escape
unhurt last week. Wigmore, the
big tackle, suffered two fractured
ribs and Bukowy, the fulfback
broke his nose stopping the c. u
attack. Neither will play for severa
weeks. The Leathernecks go t.
Cincinnati this week to tackle st
Xavier and both these players VIII
be missed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-02

LAFAYETTE has two excellent backs
in Guest and Mike Wilson. They
formed two.man attack against
Penn State that swept So yards up
the field before they were stopped.
But they were stopped and George
town is hopeful of doing as mucn
here Saturday.
Mike Wilson should give the Hill.
toppers plenty to think about. He
is Of the speedy. rugged type who
slices off tackle with amazing speed
and twists and squirms through
the secondary defense like a huge
eel Georgetown's backs will proba.
bly, have many opportunities 10
bump into him before darkness
settles upon the gridiron.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-02

Only light work IL scheduled
for the remainder Of the week
at College Park. Coach Byrd
hopes to show a smooth offense
that will at least bring q touch.
down.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-02

The HiIItOppers are In good
physical condition. every man
Jack Of them. This should give
them bit 1T an edge over
their rivals from EastOn. Pa,
for Lafayette has been sub.
iected to some terrific thump-
ings in its last three battles
against West Virginia. Wash.
ington and jefferson, and Penn
State.
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PAIGE. 1926 SPORT carbohydrates
seat: here is a real sporty looking car: top
lets down. makes II open or closed. many
extras: mechanical condition excellent: 9
demonstration viii not uhligate YOU; priced
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easy The Trew Motor Co. 1909 18th ct.
VI. 4173. Open evenings and sundays until
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BUNDLE WASH or few hours work, morn
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RADIO SERVICE AND REPAIRS.

ATWATER KENT. model 90 with Windsor
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tubes: bargain. quick buyer. SIS. l16 n.
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One Of the most picturesque flying myths is that Of
Daedaus legendary sculptor who built The labyrinth to house
the Nnoaur for Mnos king OF Crete. To escape from the
wrath Of inos Daedaus fastened wings himself and his
and flew across the sea- icaru spite Of his fathers
ing few too near the sum- The which fastened his wings
melted and he fell and was drowned.
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Men have always onged to Ay ike birds With boats
they followed The fish c the sea- but until the last few
they could not conquer the air. So persistent the Ryng myth
saOns naany early that historians think
t,tore civilization knew how to ay IT.. wrs.d balls OF
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rhaeon in Greean mythology all lend piausbity this
neory.
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Observation-Disclosures

Show Cases and Store Fixtures
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FROM q s GOVT
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DOGS, PETS. ETC.

PONY. cart and harness for sale cheap. eos
Cockrell ave-, Takoma PIX. Md. Shepherd
BOARD YOUR DOG at Deepbrook Kennels
reg; neautiful. shady runs: reasonable
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PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING. Guar
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PAPERING ,PAINTISSG--R2ooogmas SC. sseTaP ned
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buy If you want an open car: must -el At
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PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING. Qua
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AUTO MACHINIST TO fit wrist pins, grind
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W
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electric WIRING-Special Groom house
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HUDSON coach. 1925. This car has Just
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bumpers front and rear: any demonstration !:
price 500. G67 goth st ne liz
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OAKLAND COACH l9"6-Car has had the
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ANT. BEDBUG, ROACH. moth flea. rat ex.
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OAKLAND LANDAU SEDAN. Ig26-M0tor
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OAKLAND COACH 1g3G--MOtOr in good
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must sell quickly priced low. easy terms.
CAL Mr. CuhhaEe Col NSnl
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

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AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS. well established
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Partners considering retiring. will consider
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GOOD PAYING BUSINESS-GARAGE FOR
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OAKLAND 1927 COACH-rJust Ike new.
Only slightly used. $500 reduction. terms
can Mr. Palmer. Col 3033-W
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