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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-15
(Dokoncenie.),
Otazka Kanady.


y tejto hovoril som mnoho. Po-
ukazoval som ma buddce dobre
pole isasich slovenskych orgaili-
;licif atd'. atd'. Kvn1 slovenskt
organNacie zapasily vo vlastnom
lone S otazkou ltpravy prispev-
kov nebola inl umoznena in
tcnsfvna praea Kanade. Ale,
palciva otazka tato bola riesena Ii
yiicsiny a TAX umozhena intensity
ia praca Kanade. Liga zrobila
svoje proti sloyenskym organiza.
clam. Niesla t'archu Kanady ma
vlastnych pleciach, odradzala ta-
mojsiu Slovac cd zakladania no
vych ofganzacii a radiia pristup
do tunajsich nasskych.
Je zrejnle, re pociatocnh praca
Kanade - bude praca priekop-
rlcka ze vysfedky ovocia tejto
ndbudtr md.t' byt' viditel ne
hned'. Bratia nasi kra6aju Col
gathami priekopnictva, sii odka.
zani saMi na seba. Vystaveni sii
jednak pijaviciam, tyjiicim bic.
dy neznalosti zakonov l'udH a
jednak povestnemu "tNelzc vyho-
veti!' so strany naicosskeho kon-
znlatu a ieho dradnikov, ktorl
dosial pestujii viacej politiku po-
vsstneho centralimu "a cechoslo-
vactva, jako zrejme a jasne zauj.
my republiky.
Vlada podporuje d zaklada Via
stne spolky proti Ligc a je zrej:
ME, be teito SIT na ukor nasich ma.
rcdnych zaujmov a ME menej "a
,aliirov naSich roduvernythl slo-
venskych organizacii. Mas l'ud je
sdierany nielen so strany roznycl
svindlerov, ale al tych, ktorycf
pfvou povinnost 'ou je hajit' {
zasaivat' zaujmy obcianstva Via
stnej repbuilky. Nasi dobri po
vedomi l'udia, ked' poukazu N;
tieto nespravnosti v americke.
sfovenskej tlaci - sn persekvo
vani - hrozi i'm casto deporta
cia, nat ahovacky so sldami atd
atd'. Brat Koctr by vaun moho
citovat' snad' sta podobnych pri
padov.
No, ale k veci. My SINE v cas-
prvej cesty, umoznenej Lige da
rom niekol 'kych naSich organiza
eli 81 'nbili trpiacim bratom po
moe siovenskNch organizacii. Tai
SINE hcinili al ma druhej ceste.
"A teraZ Je cas- emu!
Aby sme nasich bratov moh]
brAfiit proti nastraham, 1tisku
nespravedlnostiaan - musime tar
byt a pra':ovat ila iiicstc Ma I
je potrebna kancelaria a IA kan
celariu s1 potrebne prostriedky y
Urgaiizacie naSe vSetky nemoz
zakladat kamcelhrie. Bola by tft
ba kancelaria spolocna, spojena
mensiani vydavkami, ma ktor1 b
pfispievaly vsetky slovenske OF
ganizacie v lone Ldgy ktora b
sa krone tel narodnej, humane
a hospodarskej povinnosti pro
krvi starala al 0 to, ably pole ma!
skych slovenskych organizacii b
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-15
UcTE sA ANGL1CKY!

Dl' naSho svstemu kazdv sa ma
uci anelicky donna "a kratkv cas-.
Poslite 15c ma ulohu a vvsvetle-
ME. Slovak School Of Enpiish,
337 E. 10th Street. Room IA. New
York City.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-15
MA PREDAJ

4 izbovy dom, v ktorom je "a
vedeny gaz, elektrika voda.
2 studne, garadz. lot 43x150. Ma
blnku Cleveland skoly CLANCY
High skoly. Haste sa u Jozefa
Mudrof, 90 South Hazelwood Av.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-15
POTREBUJEME

Mladeho pekneho DRAMA Slo-
vaka, ktory ma dobre odporlca-
MIA. Zk1senost' sa nevyzaduje.
Dobra prilezitost' pre- toho pra-
veho. Hast sa treba v izbe {.
COG Home Savings & Loan Bldg.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-15
Telefon 3-S994

Pre- odcestovanie do kraja masim
rychlo predat' styfi mole loty pri
MrGuffey Road, po $195 ia 5eden.
Kazdy jeden lot i bratovi je hoI
den 1850. Vel mi dobra kupa al
ia spekalaciu. Telefonn5te 3-06o2
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-15

man:
JAltot1xov folkLAD.
KsSdeMu Slovtkovi - dobre
saamo, 70 Janosik VI pred dvesto
rokami zatal bv5oSat' "a prava
nasho milovaneho Slovenska q je-
hu utlacaneho l'udu. Ked' memo
hol inacej, rozbfial panom zamky
a tam nahromazdene zlato, penia-
re inc poklady pobral ciastoc-
ne medzi chudobnym l'udom roz-
dal, mnoho ALE v horach pokryl
pre- st astnejsiu gereraciu.
DIR. Lesak, bratislavsky lekar,
hl'adal tento ohromny pokiad.
ze jaky1n sposobom a jake ho ma
siel, preeitajte 81 ' knihe vyse u
danej. HraBa kniha je opatrena
Is obrazkafni q rn6zete ju kdpit
neviasano V IL sositoch IA $1.oo
viazano ' laxkkej oprave ~ $l25.
Postou 1Oc Wac. Tito kniz
ku mono dostat' ' nasej redakcii
M. NEaz
3}CQ +" Federal ST., YOungsteWn.O O.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-15
Drobne ol,l&Slxy


Preda sa 4 iSbovy dom ma dlaade-
nej ,ilici, v dobrom s,isedstve pri
fabrikach. Stndena / tepl6 voda,
t&z, elektrika, fornes v aolae.
CENTRAL REALTY 90.
2O8 Dollar Bank Bldg.
Telefon 3-6994
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-15

- Kazdy citatel', ktory nam ie
dlzen predplatne "a noviny, do
stanc zaplatene "a svoju ptacu
Al my lep to ziadame.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-15
MA PREDAJ LACNO

Moderny tehlovy dom s izieb
q k6pelna. Vel Ky lot, utica dlaz-
dena a vyplatena. Telefonujte
391O3 alebo prid 'te do domu {.
2426 Mahoning Ave. 70 l5o
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-15
r. o. Box 300. Pistsbursh. Pa.

mojSim naSim bratOm umoznene
vstupovat' do Iona nasich brat
skJch organizacii a to alebo or
ganizovanim odborov, sborov, ci
siel spolkov, alebo V pade me-
moznosti tohoto - prianfSm vstu
pom do Iona organizacii.
Takyto 1radnik kancelarie Dol
by jakymsi informatorom a or
ganizltorom vsetkych nasich or
ganizacii dial patricnym clenom
ma vol'u vyber organizacie dl'a
l'dbosti, zdrIiavajtlc sa prisnsi ka-
zd6ho favorizovania. Pri skrom-
nosti sudim, ze by vydrziavanie
takejto kancelarie: dalo sa usku-
tocnit pri vydavku $5,000.00 do
$6, 100000 rocne a tento, uvazujuc
pocet nasich organizacii, nebol by
pre- ziadnu velky.
Apelujem ma Vas preto, ably sa
pfistdpiio uz raz k einu.. Diktuje
nam taky nieien krv, rod, huma-
nita, ale koncen al sam obchod
nasich ofganizacii. Organizacie
naee maji kontesty, kampane a
tieto spojene su vydavkaml a
tax preco by taketo neboly oprav
meme al Kanade? "
SLOW. Iiga V Amerike. dosial
nasian bratskym organizaciam pri
viedla slusny pocet novych udov
zpomedzi tych byvalyeh kanad
skych Slovakov, ktori sa dostali
do spojenych Statov ktori sd
| vady ma Ligu obratili radu, dc
ktorej organiAicie vstdpit'.' Llgs
ucfavorizovala ziadnu - predo
strela vykaz, dala informacie /
cd toho-ktoreho zaviselo rozhod
nutie, re do ktorej organizacie
chce pristupit' potom. mu dals
koneene upravy. .-
Keby sd takato organizacia ne
uskutocnila - Liga bude nuten;
opravit' svoj carter, rozsirit h
ma Kanadu organizovat' .svoJ'
sbory aspon S podporou v pad
choroby
/ Viem, re predostrety plan IN;
svoje t'azkosti, ale tieto pri dob
rel voli dajii sa prekonat'. Lig;
Vam je k sluzbam, chce, Van
sllzit', sprostredkovat, chce, a
by sa blahodarne pole naSich bra
skych organizacii rozslrilo n;
druznu Kanadienku. .'.
| A zdoraMlujem, re ked re Eau
| jatost' "a Ligu nebude vacsia -
bude ona al tn muset' vo svoJicI
sboroch Zaviest takzvann che
robnd podporu a to ME ably snad
| robila konkurenciu bratskym OF
| gannhciam, ale ably 81 zabezpecil
existenciu do budlcnosti:-
otazka Kuby.
Tejto sa mi 'azko tykat' = Il
DO rozboli srdIce. Vsetcia ste pr,
svedceni, ze; tamojsim bratom trt
ba pomahat' to viacej, ako
Kanade, kde sd aspon llrady CHI
vajl ku nam a nasinu Pudu ii;
najvyS gentlemansky, shovievay
a l'udsky. Zidia 81 zalozili tam u
! vlastnn organizaciu na ponio
svojim. My IA to ami len pom,
! 81 at nemozeme predsa vykr
! ky naHich tamoj jsich nest 'astn
: kov - rozryvajd srdce. Co SUI
"a tychto zrobili vo Washington
lid. G., to Vam sdeli brat Koref
ia 1doraMujem, ze l1ajmenej,
! hozeme, "a Mich zrobit je: upr'
! Wit appel ma cesko-slovensk
- YY T. J z. - ~.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-15
KtprE 81 LoTY 70 WARREN

Tri pri sebe leziace loty III
Peerless Ave, jeden lot ma Niles
Ave. South. Vsetky "a 73O dola-
rov. Haste So u Zivko Be9ovic,
Box al, Campbell, O. (o17)
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Teraz vysiel novy l'adovy 70
man:
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$50 W.Eedera1 st., Youngstown, O.
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MATE.J , MRAZ
vofsjnt NotsIr

800 West Federal ST.,
t,rikszne svedectvG, Kupnospr,
.iajns slnluvy, Plnonocenstva w
stavim spravne obstaram konzu
larne potvrdense.
Evening star., 1927-11-18
DOUGHERTY TO OPEN
PRO BASKET SEASON

Proctor J.. Dougherty, president of
the District Board of Commissioners.
will, for the second year in succession,
toss out the opening ball Sunday night
at the Arcadia, when Washington and
Rochester usher in the 1927-l92S
American Basket Ball League season.
The Commissioner notified George +.
Marshall. president of the Washing
ton club. of his acceptance of an 1nvl'
tation to be the honored guest.
Other details and plans for the
inaugural night include a preliminary
game between the Warwicks and the
Arrows. starting at Z o'clock. which
will pry off the lid on the schedule of
the Washington Independent League.
Special concert and dance music, en-
tertainment between the halves OF the
big league game, and dancing, to con
cIude he program.
The Washington Rochester contest
starting promptly at o'clock. should
develop some brilliant basket ball
Judging from the form shown by the
local basketers in practice ana tht
reports of the New Workers. doings.
The final practice scrimmage fol
| Washington was scheduled for this
afternoon, when Manager Kennedy
was to take his charges up to the Hill
top to engage the Georgetown Uniyer
s;ty tossers. who are coached by one
of the Washington players. Elmel
Ripley. !,
Tomorrow night Washington viii
tackle the Old Dominion Boat Clut
five in the Alexandria Armory, start
| ing at $50 o'clock.
The giant rockies, Jude Baesmar
and GAIA Chizmadia, still are battling
| for Washington's center position, bu
| the remainder of the starting line fol
| the Sunday night battle is virtually
settled. Rusty Saunders and Chict
Passon have been named as forwards
and Willie Carey and Manager Ken
nedy as guards.
Evening star., 1927-11-18
CLOSE OF VIRGINIA
HARD LUCK GRlDDER

UNIVERSITY, Va, November ID
Bad luck such has been experienced
by few University of Virginia foot ball
PLAYERS has followed the steps OF
"Lefty' Close during his first season
as member of the Cavalier varsity
squad. Starting out with unusual
promIse, Close has been kept back by
series of injuries. and it now seems
unlikely that he viii be able to take
part in Virginia's final game against
North Carolina.
Close is a natural athlete and left
handed. He is a triple threat of ability,
and IN addition to being able to throw
long passes accurately with his left
arm. he has shown that he can shoot
short ones almost as true with MS
right.
An injured knee kept Close from
plaving his best in early games. He
Vas hnrt in the first live tackling
practice of the Fall, during that short
and dangerous period when the
coaches send their charges at each
other under full speed in order to give
each men a bit of detailed instruction
I'm an important fundamental.
Close went through the performance
only twice Such was his speed tnat
the first lineman who tackled him had
to be assisted into the shade on the
sidelines. When he charged forward
again he was met by Stubby Austin,
who was struck under the chin with
such force by Closes knee that he was
knocked out for longer than the count
of 10. And Close was kept out of uni
form for a week with water on the
knee, an injury which has been slow
In showing improvement.
In spite of his bad knee. Close
showed up well in the first game with
Hampden-S Sidney, but he was hurt
again playing Georgia and was sent
into the South Carolina game only in
the closing minutes, when a passing
attack was tried for a score. He has
been used in some games and has been
lapt out of others. By keeping out OF
the W. and L. game he was so i'm
l-'oved that it seemed likely that he
~ould be in the best of shape agains
1.aryiand. but a Wednesday scrim
rage put him back on the bench
here he probably will remain
throughout the North Carolina game
Evening star., 1927-11-18
BASKETER WOULD CATCH
TOSS FROM AN AIRPLANE

Owing to delay in the arrival of
Pilot Herbert Fahy and his plane
Ryan from San Diego, Calf, a post
ponement from this afternoon until
Monday at pm. has been made IN
the proposed catching of basket ball
dropped 200 feet from a moving plane
by Russell Saunders, Washington pro
basket ball star. The feat, which the
player agreed to perform on bet
with his manager, Ray Kennedy. was
scheduled to take place on the Capital
Always Flying Field across the High
way Bridge.
The bet was made between the
player and manager as a result of a
friendly argument as to the formers
ability to catch a basket ball thrown
with great speed.
Evening star., 1927-11-18
v. NJ. |. INJURED LIST
WORRYING COACHES
LEXINGTON.

LEXINGTON. Va, November II.
After complete lay-off Monday and
Il light workout Tuesday the V. NJ. l.
foot ball squad has settled down
to the first real practice in preparation
for the Thanksgiving day game with
V. p. ]. at Roanoke.
The Cadets have full week to get
in shape for the Gobblers after their
disastrous meeting with the Kentucky
Wildcats last week, and Coaches
Raftery and Hess expect to drive the
Flying Squadron at top speed.
The morale of the team went up
materially when three injured stars
returned to the fold. Barnes and
Nabers. star halfbacks, who watched
the Kentucky game from the bench.
have been in Richmond and Baltimore,
respectively. for treatment of injuries
received in the Carolina clash. Harner.
who suffered a broken nose in the
Kentucky game, has been recuperatin@
at Charleston.
If these three backs are whipped
into shape for the Gobhler classic, tho
Cadets will he able to throw their fu!
strength on Maher field. Capt. Mondy,
who went to Richmond for treatment
last week and returned in time 10
watch his teammates play Kentucky.
is practically ready for action. Hew-
lett and Thornhill, also victims of the
Tarheel clash. were able to play a part
of the Kentucky game and should be
in good condition by Thanksgiving.
Carney, substitute back, who was
slightly injured in the Kentucky tilt.
also is ready to take his place in the
lineup in case y Barnes and Nabers do
not improve as rapidly as the coaches
and trainers expect.
Practice during the rest of the week
and up until the V. p. /. game will
consist mainly of tightening up V. NJ.
Is defense against the plays that the
Gobblers are expected to use. and per-
fecting the Cadet attack, with the
emphasis on the final goal line drive.
The Cadet coaches will do very little
in the scrimmaging line, for fear of
adding to the already topheavy
crippled list, but blocking and charging
and dummy scrimmages will occupy
the attention of the squad daily.
Evening star., 1927-11-18
NATIONAL CIRCLES
TO HAVE GOOD FIVE

National Circles. well known to
sandlot diamond fans, are ready to
make their bow in basket ball togs.
Willie Andrews has signed eight
promising players. and is now seeking
opposition for his embryo quint.
Harold Harwood, former college for
ward star, has been selected to cap
tain the team. Games can be booked
at Lincoln 1892 after 6 o'clock.
WOodside A. c. quint, which opens
it's season next Tuesday with Army
Medicos in the new Silver Spring
Armory, will scrimmage with Woltz
Photographers tonight at Wilson Nor
NAL School at o'clock. Players will
meet at Silver Spring at 7:30 o'clock.
Final practice will be held tomorrow
night at o'clock at Woodside Church
gym.
Jewish Community Center unlimited
will scrimmage against the seniors to-
night at 1870 O'Clock at Business High
School gym. Players and candidates
for both teams are asked to report.
For games with unlimiteds call Man.
ager Sam Tash, at Franklin 1868.
Peck NJ. f. five is expecting a real
test tonight when Montrose A. c.
courtmen are met on Peck gym floor
at 8 o'clock.
Manager Reed of Epiphany Chapel
basket ball team Is seeking games
with 115-120-pound teams. Call Frank
lin 774 after 6 o'clock.
Lightning A. &. five got off to a bad
start last night, dropping the season
opener to Northerns, 81 to IL. r.
| Leverton and Bucher starred for their
respective teams.
Evening star., 1927-11-18
Program for Tomorrow Promises Many Interesting 1s in MUes
v.P.I. NOW LOOKING
TOW. M. |. CONTEST

RLACKSBURG, Va, November IS.
VIRGINIA Polytechnic's foot ball
squad has started hard work for its
biggest game of all-the annual
THANKSGIVING day clash with Virginia
Military Institutes s flying squadron at
Roanoke.
With successive victories over
South Carolina and Washington and
Lee to urge them on. the Gobbler
athletes are in fine mental condition.
Throughout the 26 years of eridiron
rivalry with v. NJ. /. every game has
been hard fought. No matter what
the standing of the two teams prior
to the game no one can say who will
be the winner in the South's greatest
military classic.
V. F. 1. mentors took stock of the
squad and found that all hurts re-
ceived in the battles with South Caro-
lima and Washington and Lee are
mending nicely.
Mattox. hard-driving Gobbler half.
back, who was unable to play last
Saturday, due to injuries received in
the clash with the Gamecocks. is rap
idly getting in trim for service.
Prolonged absence of John Looney.
the line-ripping member of the Three
Grenadiers," is causing loss of sleep
in the Gobbler camp. LooneY had not
returned to school today from his
home in Roanoke, where he has been
confined for two weeks with an attack
of bronchitis. Authorities doubt if he
will be well enough to play in the
grand finale. Coles Hudgins, the in
iured reserve fullback, may not be at
his best if called upon to play.
Credit for the impressive 21-to-0
ouoy% Wa n off on and 90 in, La
homecoming game Saturday is due
mainly to the superior work of the
light Polytechnic line and the scintl-
lating, alI-round play of Frank Peake.
V. p. Is right halfback. Peake
gained 233 yards from scrimmage in
30 minutes of play and returned punts
for q total of 80 yards.
Evening star., 1927-11-18
By the Assnciatcd Press.

BY the Associated Press
~HICAGO, November 1S.-Alibis
and bear stories about injured
foot ball stars have been laid
~ away for next year by the
Western Conference coaches,
while they bear down on the TRADITIONS
to inspire their squads for the closing
games Of the season tomorrow.
The four western teams of the Big
Ten-Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota ana
Wisconsin-landed in the eastern
camps of their opponents TO-DAY rldlhs
on the wings of q northwest blizzard,
and cridirons we're covered to protect
the turf for it's final duty of the year.
Purdue had only a short jaunt over to
Indiana's stadium at Bloomington Tor
the annual inter-Hoosier combat.
CAPACITY crowds are already as
sured at four of the games, Sb,0Vo Tor
Minnesota Michigan, 10000 for lillnols-
Ohio State. 60, 900 for Wisconsln-Chl-
eaco. and 25 900 for Indiana.
A duplicate set of backs, Ia
Rockne. has been the chief aim OF eacn
conference coach this week, but I'M
nois and Minnesota appear TO nave the
edge on all the others in these extra
han carriers. Coach Zuppke has
swung so far from the single star
era. of Grange that only Capt. Keltsch
at Center stands out above the other
- first string varsity men and ne mas
in a conference game. replaced his en-
tire team at one sweep.
Coach Dick Hanley OF NorthWesteFh' H.
finishing up his first Big Ten year
has added a novel tradition to the nst
sedulously fostered by alumni 10 ralse
tho morale of the team. Hanley told
In
coached at Haskell Institute, his IN
djons alwavs presented him with
victory on his birthday and tomorro"
is that day.
For Wisconsin and Chicago, tomor'
row opens I'D a new era in their long
series of closing season meetings.
Each has won 13 games, with ties
Coach Thistlethwaite, winding up ms
first season at Wisconsin, rode ms
Badgers hard in their last WORKOUT
and is determined to pull the team
out of its tie for the cellar champion
ship, which also involves Iowa ana
Northwestern. Chicago aims for an
even break in one of the toughest
schedules in Big Ten history-siX con-
ference games and Pennsylvania. Chi
cago and Wisconsin each met defeat
by Michigan, 40. and each defeated
Purdue, so that previous showings are
almost identical.
For the two titular games, Mime
sofa Michigan and Illinois-Ohio, each
squad is fairly we'll fortified with re-
serves. but the invaders in both cases
are slightly better off in this strength.
Side line experts are chary of fore
facts on the outcome of either of the
contests.
The Minnesota-M Michigan meeting is
the first in many years, featuring two
all-America captains fighting to earn
their honors a second time. The
massed bands of the two schools have
planned to form HERB for Capt.
.Joesting of Minnesota and BEN for
Capt. Oosterbaan of Michigan. Joest-
ing's hope is to lead his squad to a
Evening star., 1927-11-18
BIG TEN TO MAKE GRID
LISTS ON DECEMBER 2

CHICAGO, November 1S Rz<
Western Conference foot ball coaches
received the annual summons to their
schedule meeting, issued today by Maj.
John l.. Griffith, Big Ten commits
sioner of athletics, for December 2.
Conference games have been ar
ranged for four years in advance, un-
der a program drawn up last Winter,
but informal discussion of the rules
and signing of non-conference games
will occupy the coaches.
Basket ball coaches and officials will
discuss a uniform Interpretation of
the playing rules.
Evening star., 1927-11-18
HOW ROPER PICKS THEM
FOR SATURDAYS GAMES

YALE-HARVARD-"I will be sur
prised if Yale wins by more than two
tOuchdOwns."
HLINOIS-OHIO STATE-'T- favor
Illinois on past performance"
MICHIGAN-MINNESOTA-"A very
even fight"
WISCONSIN, CHICAGO - "A toss
up
KANSAS-MISSOURI-"NIi Missouri has
a big edge"
NOTRE DANIE-DRAKE-"Drake no
match for NOfre Dame"
NEBRASKA-KANSAS AGGIES-
Nebraska will win"
CALIFORNIA-STANFORD-- "Stan-
ford seems to have the edge"
VANDERBILT NJ A ARYL AN D.
Vanderbilt should defeat Maryland
GEORGIA TECH-OGLETHORPE-
Tech will have no trouble"
Observation-Disclosures
should win.'
Evening star., 1927-11-18
SANDT,OT TITLE HOPEFULS
ANBRISK WORK ON GRID

Teams which are scehuled to play
in the two unlimited class title foot
ball games here Sunday are drilling
seriously. All have been busy point
ing this week and will round out their
preparations tonight, when final plans
will be made.
Joe Ganey will drill his Palace A. c.
charges at Washington Barracks to-
night at o'clock. Patsy Donovan,
who will send his Mohawks against
Ganeys outfit at American League
Park on Sunday, has also carded a
practice session tonight.
Frank Kersey's Waverlys, who are
booked to meet Apache A. c. at Union
League Park on Sunday. will drill at
Seventh and O streets at Z o'clock to-
night Ty Rauber will send his
Apaches through their final polishing
process tonight.
| Rex A. G. and Palace 100-pound
teams will clash on Holy Cross field to-
morrow at 10 o'clock. Rex wants
more games. Call Decatur 1851.
| Southern Preps are scheduled to