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New Britain herald., 1927-07-09
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 Philadelphia .,.,.,....100 l02 9Oo-7 st. Louis ...........G0N GO2 11l-5
 Two base hts-Cohb, Hale. Three hase hits-SimmoHs, Sisler, Gerber Home runs-Simmons. Bennett. Losing pitcher -Jones. Cmpifes- Mctiowan, HIldebrand an1 Evans. Tme-1:5G.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-09

x-Batted for Blankenship in End
 Eotson ........,..O33 Ono neo-11 Chicago ..00l 300 010- <
 Two base hits-Clancy, Shaner, Rogell, Russell. Winning pitchcr-Harriss. Los lnG pitcher-Blankenship Empires Geisei, Nallin and Dneen. Time-2:2l
New Britain herald., 1927-07-09
Totals 26 $ .4
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TanderS .,.....,,.....,ooe ppu "lp- st3ulcy Works ........ilp lip oVN-lo
 Two base ts-Fitzpatrick. Snyder, Home run--Scott. Umplre-Mike Lynch. Time of gaIne-@1H.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-09

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x-Ran for Gooch in 8th. Chicago ..............010 900 000-1
 Two base hit-Giimm. Three base hit Webb, Wilson. mpires-Rigler. Jorda and Hart. Tine-1:3s,
New Britain herald., 1927-07-09
NEW BRITAIN TEAMS TO
 SEE PLENTY OF ACTION

Falcons to Battle West6eld At St. Mary's Tomorrow Corbin Red Sox Playing League Contest In Wall. ingford = Pirates Clash With Watertown = Ken. sington Meeting Willimantic West Ends = Other Games Scheduled This Afternoon
New Britain herald., 1927-07-09

vations: Tasillo's Band will give a concert and there will be free admit tance to ladies accompanied by es- corts.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-09
CINCINNATI
PHILADELPHIA

z- Ba'ted for Wu!ouEhby in Sth. Cincinnati 2n0 oo0 oon o2s Philadelphia .,.,.oOc oOo 030 oo--5
 two base hits--Critz, Pipp, Winning ,!''her-Nehf Losing pitcher-Scott. Cmprcs-Nc, ,ormick klem and Me Laughlin. Tine-c2o,
New Britain herald., 1927-07-09
First Game
Second Game. WASHINGTON

Washington .....2O0 ll1 0Io-- Cleveland ............010 o00 02l-i
Evening star., 1927-11-20
LANGLEY VICTOR In JUNIOR
HIGH SOCCER TITLE RACE

Junior High School athletes com
pleted their soccer son the past
week, halting their organized activi.
ties until next Spring, when the
weather will permit outdoor track
competition.
Langley soccerites won their second
straight title in the Junior High
League, nosing out Stuart hooters IN
the closing matches. Dutch ADJ was
in charge of the winning team
throughout the season, developing d
fast combination, with IL almost inn
pregnable defense.
Not once were the champions de-
feated III six games played, although
Macfarland held them to a scoreless
tic, giving them II points ont of a
possible II. Stuart trailed two points
behind, losing one game to the win
ners and tying with Macfarland.
George Youngbood did the uneX-
pected with Stuart's young team.
Playing for the first time in the
league, his charges finished a close
second, although tfey represent the
only school in the loop not having 4
ninth grade. Only seventh and eighth
grade students We're available.
: M1cfarland had an unusual season,
three of its games ending in tie scores.
1t finished in third place, however,
Just two points behind Stuart, al
though only two games were won,
while Columbia, the fourthpiace fin
isher, won three games and had no
deadlocked contests.
Powell finished with two wins, three
Evening star., 1927-11-20
CUTTING WILL HEAD
WESTERN GOLF BODY

CHICAGO. November 10 R.-
Robcr NJ. Cutting has squared his
game of golf differing with his wife,
for today it was announced that Ire
had been nominated for president of
the Western Golf Association.
Mrs. Cutting for year has been
president of the Women's Western
Gclf Associate an Independent or
ganization, while Bob was merely a
vice president of the mems golfins
body.
AS nomination is equivalent to
an election, Cutting has every assur-
ance that the match in this unique
golf contest will end all square as
there are no further holes to play.
There is some prospect that there
will be threesome tie in golf officer
ing as Bob Cuttings father. former
Judge Charles $. Cutting, an octo-
geEarian. is in line for the presidency
cf the Illinois Seniors Golf Associa-
tion.
In addition to Cutting for president
in place of Hobart r. Young. who
declined to serve third year, the
other officers to -be elected at the an
nual meeting in Chicago December
10 are: Vice presidents. r. A. Wood
Chicago. and A. $. Kerry, Seattle:
secretary. Leslie Gordon. Chica go;
treasurer. 3. G.. Hardenbrook, Chi
caso, and general counsel, Henry a.
Gardner. Chicago.
The new. directors will be Harlan
peyton. Spokane: H. c. Macka!l, Min
neapolis: s. L. Yerkes, Birmingham,
Ala. and Walter Pfeffer. st. Louis.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
KEEN SOCCER RIVALS
WILL CLASH TODAY

One soccer eleven bent on scoring
revenge for a previous defeat in the
WASHINGTON and Southeastern District
Soccer Association cup tie tournament
and another with aspirations to gain
national recognition will meet this
afternoon in what promises to be the
big game of the local season.
Clan NacLennan hooters will op-
pose Walfords, who won the game
played between these two teams two
weeks ago. to l. The contest is
part of the first round of the ma
tional cup tie tournament.
All leagues have postponed games
scheduled for today in order that all
soccer players and fans may witness
the contest on the Monument grounds,
starting at 2:30 o'clock.
Thursday will be big day for
soccer teams and fans here. Five
Baltimore elevens will be guests of
leading local teams. Four of these
will represent Wingfoot A. c., one of
the leading soccer organiza ions of
the Maryland city. German Amer
leans, Gernanias, Concords and Capt.
tails will oppose the invaders on the
Monument grounds.
Army Medco eleven will entertain
the West Ends at Walter Reed Hos
pital field in the other intercity clash
Homeland home arrangements have
been made. the local teams going to
Baltimore on Christmas day.
Evening star., 1927-11-20

losses and one tie game, while Jcffer
son won but one game in six starts.
lIine hooters lost all six games played.
Bill Conway. who coached the Mae
farland team. gives his youngsters
credit for a better showing than the
final standing discloses. His team
was the only one which held Lang
ley's high-poWered scoring machine
without a tally. His "rl also held
Stuart to hall deadlock
Much Of the credit of Lan@ley's
splendid showing is given to .JulianO
and Feldman. Stuart had four out
standing stars in Zollcnhoffer Han
back. Moore and Caporratti f. Will
lis, G. Rhodes, ii. Leonard and Megby
stood ont in Macfarlands lineup
throughout the season. Columbia de-
voloped several coming stars i'm Phil
ips, Shlar and Mckenzie. Smith
Edwards and Hinckel We're Powells
best performers.
Capital City Soccer League Coop
Grated with the Junior High League
in furnishing capable referees, who
conducted the games in the interest
of promoting clean sports among the
young material. Gus Heller and Dave
Adamson officiated in most of the
games.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
TAR HEEL HARRIERS
WIN; U. OF M. FIFTH

CHAPEL HILL. n. c.. November
t9.-captain Galen Elliott led his Uni
versity of North Carolina cross-coun-
try team to it's second successive
Southern Conference title here this
morning, when he, for the second
straight year, won individual honors
in the annual conference meet.
The Tar Heel star covered the five
mile course in 26 minutes 26 seconds,
breaking his own record by - sec
o''I'ei Following Captain Eltott over the
line in the next three places were his
teammates, Henderson, Fisher and
Pritchett.
Brewer of Georgia Tech took fifth,
with Young of Georgia sixth. while
Barkley of North Carolina finished
seventh to make up the champions
liye-man team.
Gallagher of North Carolina finish
ing eighth could not count in his
teams score.
Tech was second with 81, and Georgia
third with 101.
Other teams i'm order with the ir
scores were: Virginia, 107: Mary.a nd,
1870; Washington and Lee. iz2, ana
North Carolina State, 1856.
The first % men to finish in order
We're:
Elliott, North Carolina.
Henderson, North Carolina.
Fisher, North Carolina.
Pritchett, North Carolina.
Brewer, Georgia Tech.
Young, Georgia.
Barkley, North Carolina.
Gallagher, North Carolina.
Wright, Georgia Tech.
Robinson, Virginia.
Myers, Maryland.
Hutchinson, Virginia.
Nance. Washington and Lee.
Becton, Georgia.
Brmley. North Carolina State.
Coke, North Carolina.
McIlhany, Virginia.
Jones, Georgia.
pilley, Washington and Lee.
Redfern, North Carolina State.
Butler, Washington and Lee.
Schneider, Maryland.
Morgan, Georgia Tech.
Plumley, Maryland.
Grisfield Georgia Tech.
Other Marylanders finished as fol-
lows:
Gadd. thirty-frst Linzey, thirty
sixth, and Froeigh, forty y-fifth.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
Leading Grid Games Thursday

Ovth hscorcs met last seaaon9
LOCAL TEAMS
TGdn5one imoe stadium a9n r u7 vs. $50
EAST.
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Providence, r. L.. uo Colgate uo) ,c
stss"anp s'Sn ~ v ss%s W":'"soo 2 9"" & d""
nsur ncsater Pa Gettzsbars sc 1sj Marshall &"
MIDDLE WEST
Milwaukee % GG1 Es.a s3T o IS NJ M":GS N York University a
Cincinnati 90 VS. Miami np M}
sSoEo pei Mich 8 xS Ry'roit {" #
{SSSs s Hns SaarGn 1 W IS 5s5s? ns5oai g
St. Louis Washington vs. St Louis -&e4
?es Mones Irsshto9 ht & vs. Grnnel Ri Oklahoma ,se
a !sS%5sn 5s@1 $ 2 sSsSs 81 state 90
sss @ so1s Esa e 4s T % %s"5S@ s SS rsy
sssf5PsF' Ss% 6Fsaas ia fs"!s9as SS
Birmingham Alabama 3$) vs. Georsia 90 n
lchmond Rhlnnes @ ~ WnIam v"IhS' Mary uo
SOUTHWEST.
Gahss SSss station FeS,:' g 3 Y: Is Es ss
m s.an5 neho eth dis Wbsr t T'' e. Christian o
] Wsshington o:s!,ss,.1 es! Oregon c'
@ nsgS,s Denver eo Vxen;"g co1oado 90
s1Ssfs sait Lake eS CITY Utah Gtss 90 Aegies m
Leading games fol Saturday:
NewY ............ GD VS. Navy 2D
BnaaIo Bosfan N canisus %
MIDDLE WEST.
Chicago University of South California G
SOUTH.
Newo Orleans. .Loyola Lombard
WEST.
San 'r francisco Calf. Clara %
porade snngs Colo Colorado College @
Evening star., 1927-11-20
TO MAKE OLYMPIC
PLANS THIS WEEK
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CINCINNATI. Ohio. November 10
New records for old will find their
way officially into the annals of anna
teur sports history and the United
States machinery for participation in
ere the Amateur Athletic Union com
pletes its meeting here three days
hence.
The powers of the United States
amateur athletic world open a three
day session here tomorrow with the
Olympic's applications for new rec
ords. applications for reinstatement
of athletes who have lost their anna
teur status and consideration of
amendments to bylaws as its major
considerations.
Applications have been made for
approval of 166 American track, field
and swimming records and Al amend
ments have been submitted to the
constitution and bylaws and general
athletic rules of the A. a. L
Lawson Robertson of the Univer.
sity of Pennsylvania, who, with Wal
ter Christie of California, had charge
of the 1924 Olympic team. has been
mentioned prominently for the post of
head of the American track and field
Olympic team.
Robertson is former sprint star
and has served as official representa-
tive Of the Olympic committee at
Amsterdam. Dean Cromwell. south
ern California coach. has been talked
of for a post on the next Olympic
board
Murray Hubert of New York, presi-
dent. will preside over the meeting
to be attended by delegates from all
parts of the United States, Alaska
Cuba and Honolulu.
Tomorrow session will he occupied
largely by committee meetings and
the meetings business sessions will
start Monday morning. The annual.
banquet will be Monday night, which
will be addressed by Col. Theodore
Roosevelt, President Hubert and Maj.
Gen. Douglas Macarthur. T.. 6. A.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
George Washington Adds Another Vcto Cude Scores Over Am
KENDALL CREENERS TAKE
ROUGH CONTEST, 20 TO 6
Fumbic Costs Winners Shutout as They Display
Superiority in All Angles-Zieskc and
Dyer Leading Ground Gamers.

- ALLAUDET and American
University foot ball elevens
4 brought their respective sea-
~ sons to Il close in a hard
- fought battle at Kendall
Green yesterday afternoon. the for.
mer outpointin-, its rival in all de-
partmcnt to gain 20-t0-6 decision.
Penalties for rough tactics ana dis
putes over decisions marrcd the con-
test.
Superiority Of the home team was
evident at all time. shut-out vie
tory being avertcd by a costly tumble
by Dyer. American L. backs were
unable to get under way consistently.
while their passing game was thwart-
ed continuously by ZieSke and Dyer.
Zieske and Dyer. the Galaudet
Indian halfback, were the big ground
gamers as well as chief factors in
breaking up their opponents plays
Zieske accounted for two of his team $
touchdowns. while Dyer scored the
other. Miller also played a promi-
nent role in the Buff and Blue vic
tory.
Crist Is Losers Star.
Crist, clever but fimnutive quar-
terback of the losing eleven, played
a scrappy. rowing game. His work.
with that of Birthright, who scored
the Blue and White lone touchdown.
and Bittinger. featured the Metho-
dists' play.
GalIaudet assumed the lead late in
the first quarter and brought the
count to Is to at half time, Dyer'S
tumble in the third period gave the
Methodists their only touchdown. but
they had little chance to tie the score
thereafter as Gallaudet kept the bail
deep in their territory and counted an
other six points in the final period
Passes were many throughout the
game. American U. lost numerous
chances to gain ground at crucial mo-
ments on attempted passes, many of
which were intercepted. Coach
Hughes charges were more success.
full with their aerial game, complet-
ing two successive passes for 90 yards
each to gain their final touchdown.
Zieske intercepted one of Birth
rights passes in the first period. rae
ing from midfield to his opponents
3S-yard line. Dyer. Crawford and
Evening star., 1927-11-20
rs HITS ARE,SCORED
BY BLUNDON, MORGAN

Blundon and Morgan registered per-
feet strings of % to point the way to
trapshots competing in the weekly
Washington Gun Club tests yesterday
at the BenninC traps. Each got a
turkey, as did the winners in the other
two contests. Second place in each
instance carried a pair of ducks,
Blundon won in the 16yard event
and Morgan was victorious in the
added bird handicap contest.
Williams was runner-up to Blundon
after shooting off n tie with Morgan
and Wynkoop, at % hits each.
DR.. Sylvester was second in the
added bird handicap, defeating Bob
Welsh. with whom he was tied at p,
in the shoot-off.
DR. Wynkoop broke % out of 25 to
win the yardage handicap event from
1G yards. Williams was second
Next Saturday the local clubmen
will have another turkey and duck
shoot There will be no competition
Tha nllsgiving day. 1t has been de
cided to discontinue Wednesday shoots
for the remainder of the hunting
season.
Harvards highest score against
Yale was 4 to 0, which was the score
in 1Qj5
Evening star., 1927-11-20
STRAIGHT OFF THE TEE

BY the construction work now in
progress, both clubs will have courses
- holes in length. Both plan to make
their 1S-hOle layout stiff tests of the
game, while the other nine at both
clubs is to be retained for beginners
as fairly easy courses.
Henry ID. Miller, formerly pro at
Rock Creek and Beaver Dam, and
Lionel G. Walker. formerly connected
with Bannockburn, have joined forces
and will open within two weeks a
golf school on Pennsylvania avenue
near Seventeenth street. Practice
nets and an indoor putting school
with facilities for taking golf lessons
will be available at the school. ac-
cording to Walker.
Two months trial of the new short.
ened first hole at Congressional has
convinced members of the club that
the new hole is preferable from many
angles to the old layout. which meas
ured upward of G20 yards in length
from the back tee Even though
some of the lengthy hitters around
Washington have gotten home on the
hole in two shots as it now stands
the entrance to the green is SO mar.
row that to reach the putting sur.
face is risky. Tommy Armour claims
the entrance is not narrow enough
and that the left.hand trap should be
pulled around almost in front of the
green so the third shot must neces
sarilY be 4 pitch shot. Under the
old arrangement the men who reach
the new green in two shots could
have reached the old green in three
shots. and thus broken par. so il
works out the same. in so far as
par is concerned, In addition, Green
keeper Jackson contends the new
green offers an opportunity for max
ing a true dog leg Of the second
hole. forcing the tee shot far out tC
the right to avoid traps and deer
rotSh.
Washington Golf and Country Clut
officials plan TO experiment with q
scheme for lcnSthening the course by
stretching the tees out TO their limit
/ IN an effort to get the extra distance
/ needed in the Sumner time. The
sixth, seventh, tenth. thirteenth. four
! tcenth. fifteenth and sixteenth holes
| lend themselves to an attempt to gel
j more distance on the course by plar
I ing the tee plates at the extreme END
| OF the tees. The tenth is particular
! IS converted into most difficult hole
| by playing from the extreme bach
| end of the tee.
Evening star., 1927-11-20

Miller put the hall on the i.yard line
from where Dyer went off right
tackle for a touchdown DYER added
point with placement kick
After Brthrisht had punted to
near midfield in the second period.
Dyer raced off left end for 30 wards.
Two line plays put the ball on Amer.
lean tnivers;ty's 2-yard line and
I.eske hit right tackle for the coun.
ter. pycr's kick was wide.
American l.. worked the bah near
the goal line in the third period hut
lost on downs. Dyer fumhed n pass
from center while attempting to kick,
losing the hall on his 7-yard strire.
Hirthright hit the line twice. for
touchdown. but failed to drOp.kick the
extra point
With the bah in their possession IN
mdfteld 1T the start of the third
period. Kendall Greeners resorted tn
Il long passing game. Miller heaved
one TO Zieske. good for 90 yards Then
Zieske tossed one to Merklin for 1S
more. Zicske hammered the line for
the needed yards. Miller added n
point from placement
Both teams had games scheduled
for next Saturday. but their opnon-
ents cancelled. ending their respective
seasons yesterday
Evening star., 1927-11-20
COMPST0N WILL MAKE
GOLF TOUR IN AMERICA

CHICAGO, November 10 (P.,--
Archie Compston, pro golf title holder
of Great Britain, will arrive here De-
cember | for a tour of the Winter
golf section of this country, word was
received tonight by Bob Mcdonald of
Chicago.
Compston seeks particularly match
with Walter Hagen, repeated winner
of the United States pro golf crown,
for the pro championship of the golf
ing world. In the national open golf
tournament at Pittsburgh last June,
Compston was high man among the
British players. He is noted as one
of the longest drivers in the game.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
BIKEMEN TO CONTINUE
HANDICAP RACES TODAY

Under the auspices of the Century
Road Club Association the last of a
series of four handicap bicycle races
will be held this morning at the Polo
Field in West Potomac Park, starting
at 10 o'clock.
The rider scoring most points during
the series will be awarded a bicycle
donated by a local firm. A. Biebar and
A. Horner are tied for the lead, each
with 25 points.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
INDEPENDENT COURT LOOP
STARTS SEASON TONIGHT

Park View courimen will furnish the
opposition for Live Wires Tuesday
night at Eastern High gym. when the
latter team opens its seventh consecu-
tive season.
Games with unlimited teams are
sought by Calvary NJ. T.. five. Cal
varys have gym. Call Adams 735SW
after $50 o'clock.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
ENTERS FOOT BALL FINAL.

KINGSTON, Ontario, November 10
R).-The Hamilton Tigers, champions
Of the Inter,provincial Foot Ball
Union, entered the final for the Ca
madam championship here today when
they decisivcly defeated Queens Uni
Versity of kingston. intercollegiate
champions, by the score Of II to 6.
Hamilton will meet Balmy Beach.
champions of the Ontario Union, In
the Dominion final next Saturday.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
NAVY-GEORGETOWN
WILL GREET CHAMPIONS.

CRBANA. ILL.,, November 19 ZAP. -
"A rousing welcome will greet the
homecoming of the new Big Ten foot
ball champions tomorrow, when the
lllini come home. The campus was in
an uproar tonight as the 10000 stu.
dents planned reception for the vic
torious squad
Evening star., 1927-11-20
G. u. HARRlERS LOSE
To MILDLY RUNNERS

ANNAPOLIS, Md. November 10
Navy barriers won double victory
here this afternoon, the varsity de-
feating Georgetown. and the pebes
from the freshmen of the University
of Maryland. The victories were the
same score, Is TO 40
In the varsity event six midship.
men finished ahead of their leading
competitor. while seven of the plebes
lead the first Maryland across the
tape.
AS in previous races this season
Rouse. plebe, covered the course
Of 80 miles in the best time.
1917 $40. Lippert, the leading var
sity runner, finishing in 1894 2-10
Summaries:
NAVYGEORGETO
Lippert. Navy: Trquhart Navy; Tisdalc
Navy Nichols Navy Thomson. Navy: Bis
son, Navy. Mistead Geurgetown: Hansen
Navy Howell. Navy: Carney Georgetown:
Iulchert. Georgetown; Hennessey George.
town; Faggert. Georgetown: Adanalte.
Georgetown: Herlihy Georgetown
PLEBE-MARYLAND
=. Rouse Navy: Hudson. Navy: Sampson.
Navy Blessmau. Navy. Savage Maryland
Fiala. Navy: Killer. Maryland: Vanmetpr
Navy: CcnnclI. Maryland: Oberin Mary
land; Morris. Maryland Smith. MARYLAND
Evening star., 1927-11-20

WASHINGTON Independent Basket
Ball League will make it's bow 10 the
local public tonight, when Arrow atii
Collegian uuints line up in the pre-
liminarv to the Washington -Rocnester
pro game at the Arcadia, starting al
7 O'Clock. Eight teams comprise the
loop Jewish Community center ana
Bonds Whirlwinds are booked to
meet tomorrow night in another pro
preliminary.
Teams comprising the league are the
selects of the former independent
ranks.
Complete schedule for the :,cason;
November 20. Collesians vs.. Arrows Il.
December en- T. k, o g ,ys. clovers; :. woItz
IS Park View ot colesi2W2s We,z ns " J. Bond o. ~
" " dIoyers rase v,:S J. G , G ys woltz.
0. 6. W Bond's: IS CollegLans vs.. Volt;
20. Clovers Va. Park View -, j. e. T. vs. a.
Fsnsuay pr A;FSx. y,sw T M",z EGGas vs. 8 < Co 3
IL c2yers go cocsams III BGnd ys X < orFSW7 g. c &d
Park View VS. Bonds; II Arrows W.
March 6. j. G. e, vs cloycrs; II; Cot:
Is. j {. c vs.. X. o. c.; 10, Clovers vs.
Woltz.
Silver Spring Service Company,
Maryland National Guard, will be
represented by heavy scoring ma
chine this season, as evidenced by ii
51to10 victory over Headquarters
Second Battery quint of Laurel.
John and Joe Saunders have been
reinforced by the addition of Lieut..
Vic kreh, who halls from Frederick,
Md, where he has starred at the
M
Caddington, Peacock, Lemklym and
l'inchm are prepared to take care of
the defense.
jewish Community Center court
men, who will compete in the Wash
| ington Independent League, South
Atlantic Hebrew League and a com
munity center loop, viii meet tomor-
row night at . o'clock at the center,
Norfolk, Richmond, Baltimore and
Philadelphia will be represented by
teams in the Hebrew League.
Peck Memorial five is slated to play
| Naval Reserves quint Tuesday night
at O'Clock at Peck Gym. Games
are wanted for Friday night and
| other dates throughout the season.
| Call West 145S after 4 o'clock or
| Franklin 1856 between and 4 o'clock.
Petworth NJ. T.. and Lightning A. c.
| teams will play tomorrow night at
| 7:I5 O'Clock. Manager Jacob Replogle
| of the latter team wants to hear from
! Carson Myers at once. Call Atlantic
1924.
| WoOtlside A. &. basliefers will open
| their season Tuesday night with Army
| Mcdicos as their opponents. at Silver
Spring Armory.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
ARMOUR STROKE AHEAD
IN OREGON GOLF EVENT
y tho Associated prcss

BY the Associated Press.
PORTLAND. Greg. November 19.-
Tommy Armour. Washington, ma
tional open champion. won the Ore
gon State open golf championship to-
day. leading DIR. o. +. Willing, Port
land. by one stroke in the final round.
Armour registered 73 in the last
IS holes for total of 2s9. Willing
had 290.