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Evening star., 1927-10-29
FOOT BALL YESTERDAY.

HieI. Point College. 13; Lenoir.
Al:yne, 0.
Wake Forest Freshmen. e6; North
Carolina State Freshmen. 0.
D"s Moines University, 13; Buena
Vista,6
Western Union, 13: Still College, 0.
Illinois Wesleyan. :; Millil<in. :.
.EllIins. IL; West Virginia
Wesleyan. :.
Centenary. %: Birmingham South.
ern, :.
Arkansas Tech, 0; Oklahoma Bap.
tists.O.
Hendrix College, &c; Arkansas State
Teachers College. I3.
Henderson Brown, 39: Little Rock
COIiege.O.
Simpson College. 13: Parsons, ~.
rarris Island Marines. %; BrysOm
College, g.
Iowa Wesleyan, 1G: Central. :.
state Teachers, II: Luther College. I.
Central Normal. 20; Indiana Cen.
trail. 20.
st. Thomas College, 6; McAlester
College, D.
Sioux Falls College. I; Augusta
Academy. 3.
Columbus College tSioux FalIs). So:
Aberdeen Northern Normal. 6.
Superior Normal, u: Stout Insti.
tuie, q.
Dakota Wesleyan. 1S: Eastern Nor.
mai,
Southern Illinois Teachers. :: Shnrt.
LETT College. q.
st. Cloud State Teachers. o: Winona
Teachers, o.
University oe California ut Los An
"pIes. 3?. University "f Redlalids, u.
Penn College, l6: st. Ambrose, 6.
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Illinois, Michigan Ready.

CHAMPAIGN. ILL.,. October % (F).-
Zuppke and Weiman, veteran and no.
vitiate head coaches of conference
schools. had two highly polished pass
ing and plunsinc elevens ready for
one of the Biz Tens biggest games to-
day.
Both Michigan and Illinois are un,
beaten this season. hut the Illinois
contingent has felt that it's 7-to-6 vic
tory over Northwestern last week was
not decisive enough.
The tradition of rivalry between
Michigan and Illinois has been devel-
oped by an intensity of play between
we'll coached and intelligent elevens
Michigan has won four games and ILL
nois three in their conference compe.
tton.
Echoes of their greatest game. in
1928. when Red" Grange ran wild
over Michigan to score four touch
downs in the first quarter. were heard
again. The famous Red" accom-.
panied by his father, had seats at the
game.
Coach Zuppke had nearly the same
lineup that faced Northwestern last
week. Grange and Diemling. ends.
and Crane, guard. were new men in
the line. and Stuessy was picked for
| quart arback in place of French.
The Michigan lineup included the
same personnel that has started all
this years games and represented
their greatest strength
The 1lDa.lln.
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POINT SCOKER>.

Western and Eastern will profit and
greatly apparently as the result nf
the advisory ratings. Eddie Brown
field. Dick cunningham, George FIet-
cher. Mike Hunt, Quincy owens and
otht.S will he added to the Western
combination. while Jim Munro. two
Miles brothers and lioffmann viii be
additions tn the Eastern outfit.
\ 45-yard pass from Terry to Nor
row blaZCd the way for 1-6 win
scored by George Washington Fresh
men gridders ever st. Johns ycstcr-
day.
\ determined attack in tho second
half gave Emerson n 40 win over
Georgetown Prep at Garrett Park yes
terdaY.
Dewitt Dropped &c game to Cal
vert Hall yesterday in Baltimore. y
tumble on the part of the player hold
ing the ball for Cullen, who was try
ing to boot f.r the extra point. follow
ing DeVitt'S touchdown proved costly.
Gonzaga PREF .ridironers defeated
Eastern Preps, 13 to %. Yesterday.
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Attractive Foot Ball Games Are Being Staged All Sections of Country Today
STRAIGHT OFF THE TEE
EF'INITE amalSa nation of
golf interests which claShpd

~ EF'INITE amalGa amation of
golf interests which clashed
seriously Il decade ago seems
- certain to come out of the
annual meeting of the United
States Golf Associl ton next January.
Charles q. Pfeil OF Memphis. former
president of the Western Golf AsSo
citation, long leader in golf affairs in
the Mid West. and ranking vice preSi-
dent on the United states Golf Asso-
citation list. is the new president OF
the national body.
His elevation to the presidency, to
succeed William &. FOWnes of Pitts
hursh will weld the one time warning
elements which threatened to disrupt
the governing bodies of the game back
in 1917. Since that time Pfeil, who is
a man of ability. taCtful and gracious,
has been working to put the Western
Golf Association and the national
association back on speaking terms.
How we'll he has succeeded is shown
bv the absolute acceptance by tn"
Western body Of the stymie rule and
its allegia nee to other rules laid down
by the Royal and Ancient Club of st.
Andrews and the United States Golf
Association.
Pfeil'S regime should and will be
marked by the utmost c0rdiality he,
tween two sections of the country
which have been at odds on certain
phases of the rules of the game. II
will also see the amateur champi0n-
snip go to the Far West for the first
time in history, for the amateur is
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TENNIS ASSOCIATION
WILL HOLD BANQUET

Arrangements for the first annual
banquet of the Washington Tennis
Association are under way with indi
cations uf an enthusiastic rcsponS"
from local players and fans. according
to word received from William a.
MaidenS. general chairman in charge
Of the event.
Committee chair1nen have been
named for the dinner, which is sched-
uled to be held on November II. 1927.
the place to be reported later by the
hall selection committee.
\ mentins; of the committees will b"
held in Room 101 of the Wilkins Build
ing Tuesday evening mt s O'Clock. at
which time ell chairmen will he eX-
pected to report upon their work.
Chairincn OF the various committees
include Gilbert l.. Han. han selection
decorations etc: w. w. Richardson
tickets; Clarence NJ. thare%t, banquet
guests and seating arrangements:
Louis l. Doyle, program committee
and William a. Mailens, publicity.
1t is understood from the guest com.
mltt2e that recognized leaders in ra.
tionai tennis circles will be invited TO
attend the affair.
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SARAZEN DISPLAYING
PAR GOLF AT DALLAS

by the Associated Press.
DALLAS. TEX. October o0,--prac.
tice for the Professional Golfers AS
sociation championship tournament
starting here Monday next on the
Cedar Crest course, today evolved into
a contest between 60Odd qualifierS fer
membership in the exclusive circle of
those thus far able to equal or break
par. Only four have shot under II
and they broke par only by a single
stroke.
Gene Sarazen of New York. first to
turn in a 20. maintained his lead in
the practice sessions yesterday, with
the only par Il. Johnny Golden. an
other metropolitan district entry. took
~ strokes. James Fouls. Iiinstiale,
ILL.,: Mortimer Dutra. Tacoma Wash.
and Al EspinoSa. the other members
Of the 20 club. were unable to ap.
proach their marks made Thursday.
Ed Dudley and Charles Guest, Cali
fornia entries. found Sarazen and
Golden too consistent in foursome
that ended, and ;. in favor of the
New Workers.
Johnny Farrell. Willie Klein. Jack
Farrell. Joe Turnesa and Tom Har.
| mon. all from New York, inspected
the course on their arrival.
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FRIENDSHIP ELEVEN
IS SEEKING A GAME

Friendship \. c. 135-pound sridmen
are without foe for tomorrow. Man
ager Cole will book with a 150-pound
team If no lighter combination can
be scheduled. Call Lincoln 515.J.
Engine Go. No. Of Alexandria
wants game with a 125.pound team
tomorrow. Call Alexandria 1886.
Manager Lewis is seeking 49,
pound foe for South Rrookland A. G.
eleven tomorrow. Call North 5S3.
All Northern A. e. players are asked
to report at Park View playground
tomorrow at II o'clock for short
drill.
st. Joseph's eleven defeated Capital
a. {. yesterday. l3 to 6. Moran and
Fitzgerald led the winning attack,
Mckenzie and Grist registered
touchdowns as Yale Collegians and
Penn state Props battled to Gall
tie yesterday.
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WOMEN in SPORT
BY CORINNE FRAZIER

! divisions, the closest contest being
the AddisonGrant game played on the
Georgetown playground. Addison
noSed out the Grant seXtet by sin
gle basket at 1I-15 after bitter strug-
gle.
Janney defeated Corcoran. IS to 6. in
another Georgetown division contest.
Brent romped on Ketcham, 1871, at
Virginia avenue; Cooke downed Oyster.
81 to ). in the Happy Hollow section
OF the Columbia Heights circuit; Sea
ton defeated Arthur 80 to 4. on the
Plaza field: at Rosedale Maury BANKED
Benning. 10 to 0. and Madison de-
feated kingsman. 1916. Two scoring
orgies in the Bloomingdale division re-
suited in 34-5 victory for Langdon
over Burroughs. and an overwhelming
defeat for keene at the hands of Whit
tier, 66 to 6.
In the dodge ball circuits seven
games were reported as follows:
Bloomingdale division--Gagc defeated
Emery, 1t to ): Langdon tied Brook
land. 23-23. Rosedale division--Maury
defeated Whcatley. 11-3: Blow scored
over kingsman. ii to :. Plaza divi-
sion-Arthur defeated Hayes, 1S to 8.
Garfield Observation-Disclosures romped
on Amidon. 35.11. Park View section
of Columbia Heights dvision-Pet-
worth defeated West 33-a1
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Fights Last Night

BY the Associated Frcss.
SYRACUSE. y. Y.-Red Herring.
Utica. defeated Eddie Burnbrook, Bal
timore n0). Dorey Shimar. Williams
port, Pa. Outpointcd Joe Saviola, Buf.
falO 60.
CHlCAGO.-Joc'l Malone, st. Paul.
outpointed Wolcott Langford. Chicago
u0. Pete Eross. Rockford, ILL.,,
knocked out Billy Light, St Paul (G).
SCRA NTON. Pa.-Billv Kelly.
Scranton. won from frankie Genaro.
New York n0). Sammy Nogel. New
York. won from Babe Ruth. Phladel-
phia n0(. Edie Kid Wagner. Phladel-
phia U0l. Eddie Kid Wagner, Philadel-
~.
MILWAUKEE. - Howard Bcntz.
Milwaukee, knocked out Sig XWick
Milwaukee GD. Cuddy Demarco,
Pittsburgh. won on a foul from Harry
Kahn. Milwaukee (3).
ERIE. Pa.--lleavy Andrews, Erie
won from Rudy Cedar, Toronto NW.
Canastota Bob. Syracuse, defeated
Billy SeltZ, Toledo t6).
TOLEDO.-Jack Duffy. Toledo, out.
pointed Benny Gould New York n2)
JOHNSTOWN, Pa.-Teddy WEIGH,
Pittsburgh, won from Harry Taylor
Hamilton. Ontario uW.
BUFFAI.O.-Frank nike Schoell, Buff.
falo, defeated Pete Latzo, Scranton
u0).
NORRISTOWN. Pa.-Batting lie
whisky won from Willie Walker, New
York uW.
HOLLYWOOD, Calif-Johnny Nc
Coy. FL Paso, won from Johnny
Hughes. Cleveland 1W
WICHITA. kans.-Young Stribine
knocked ont Mike Arnold, Denver 90
SAN DIF,tiO.--t,vcrett Strong. Oma
ha, won from Jack Willis, Los An
geleS U0),
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PEEL IS PRESIDENT
OF GOLF ASSOCIATION

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. October 29.-Robert
Eyre Jones today has another honor
on his fast growing list. Atlanta S
lllustrious gOlfing son is now mem.
her of the executive committee of the
United States Golf Association. The
nominating committee has named him
to succeed his fellow townsman
Thomas r. Paine. Nomination is
tantamount to election at the annual
meeting. scheduled early in January,
l92S. George V. Rotan Of Houston
another youthful star of the game,
also was named for the committee.
Charles o. Pfeil, Memphis. Tenn.
architect. Is the new president OF the
association. lie was nominated to
succeed William G. Fownes. jr., of
pittsburgh. former national champion
ana for two terms president of the
American National Golf Association.
For three years Pfeil was president
or the Western Golf Association and
was instrumental in building its mem.
Dership to approximately 500 clubs.
For the last two years he has been
senior vice president Of the United
States Golf Association.
F1ndlay s. Douglas of New York
national champion in 1898, was made
SeHlof vice president, and Herbert H
ramsey, secretary for the last two
years. was selected as the other vice
president. Mr.. Ramsey's place was
gwen to Prescott II. Bush of New
York.
The executive committee will con.
Slst of the following: Roger ID. Lap.
nam nam San Francisco; r. G. Mackail,
M1nneap polls; Robert r. Jones. Atlanta :
.Iahson Depew, Buffalo: Melvin A,
Irayior, Chicago: George V. Rotan.
houston; Herbert Jacques. Boston,
ana Rodman f. Griscom, Philadelphia.
The nomination of Mr.. Pfeil as in.
coming president heals the old rift
hetween the United States Golf Asso.
cation and the Western Golf Asso.
ciatlon: Mr.. Pfeil was largely respon.
s! sinle for bringing about an under.
standing between these orga nizations
several years ago when they we're
engaged In disputes.
CHARLES II. Sabin Of New York was
nominated again as treasurer, and
Joseph s. Clark. Philadelphia. is nm
ior reelection as general counsel
Evening star., 1927-10-29

LINCOLN, Nebr., October =? LP.--
With Syracuse depending on an aerial
attack and Nebraska plotting a smash
ing running offensive. the two teams
prepared today for the fifth time in
history to settle heir intersectiOnal
differences on the foot ball field.
Coaches OF both acgregatiOns who
had planned to use speed in offcnse
were disappointed at forecasts Of rain
at game time. The possibility that
Capt. Barbuti Of the Syracuse eleven
might get into the contest boosted
hopes Of the Fasteners
Thrice on previous occasions SYRIA
cuse has defeated Nebraska out Of
four encounters. all Of which were won
and lost by close scores.
The lnn.nn.
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FANS in EAST TURN EYES
ON YALE AND DARTMOUTH
Four Teams That Have Not Lost a Conference Game
to Battle in Midwest and Contests of Note
Are Listed Elsewhere.

help it avenge defeat by Harvard
in 1921.
Indiana ruled a slight favorite by
| virtue of fashy backfield and a
solid and all.around scrappy team.
Harvard. on the other hand. emerged
from week of rigorous training with
considerably shuffled lineup after
last weeks rout by Dartmouth. Coach
Arnold Horween announced he would
start his best eleven men against the
visitors.
His hopes were given a severe blow.
however. by the announcement that
Art French. regarded as his most yer.
satie player, probably would he out
of the game because of an early sea
son infection.
Coach Pat Page of Indiana ex.
pressed fear that Harvard would he
too tough" for his green youngsters"
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Navy Seeks Revenge.
BY the Associated Press.

PHI1-A DELPHIA. October %
Navy loot bah warriors were out to-
aay to avenge their defeat ats the
hands of the University of Pennsvl-
vanla in 1922, the last meeting OF
the two elevens.
Rated as one of the strongest
teams in the East. the Navy ruled
the favorite prior to the contest. but
friends of the Red and Blue were
hopeful that the Quakers, defeated in
their last two battles. would spring a
surprise as they did five years ago.
Since the first clash between Penn
and Annapolis in 1888. the Midship.
men have won only two out of IL
games and the 1915 contest resulted
in a 7-7 tie.
The liue-un.
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IS CANDIDATES REPORT
FOR VOLLEY BALL AT Y

About Is reported ut the first prac-
tice of candidates for the Y. NJ. &. A.
voIley ball team. which was held last
night. More are expected to he on
hand at the next drill Friday night.
Those on the job last night. many
of whom are veterans. were : VI.
NettleShr. who will both coach and
play; Charshee, Richardson. TaYior.
Ferguson, Hickey. Cunningham, New
by. Hunter. Wooden. Dunlap, Car
penter. Tyler and Ilcync
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TWO CHANGES MADE
IN TIGERS SCHEDULE

PRINCETON, n. J.. October % Lp.
Amherst and William and Mary
have been taken off Princeton's foot
ball schedule for next Fall. as an
nounced by the board of athletic con.
troll.
The Ohio State game at Columbus
Will be the only one of the seven con-
tests away from home.
The schedule:
October s. Vermont treplacing Am.
hersu: l3. Virginia (replacing William
ana Nary: 20. Lehigh: 81. Cornell
NoVember 3, Ohio State; 10, Wash
ington and Lee; II, Yale.
Evening star., 1927-10-29

High foot ball team picked
I by most critics to win the
~ public high championship. to-
day appeared we'll ON the way
10 realization of this objective. with
two victories in as many starts To
its credit. However, the Manual
Trainers are by no means lin. as
both Central and BUSINESS. whom they
are Yet to meet, have demonstrated
strength.
Central probably will not suffer serI-
ous losses nor notable additions as the
result of the advisory marks just an
rounced. business. however, Will be
able to place a stronger eleven on the
field. with Iscvelle Jones. Harry Alte-
mus and Morris Denniberg. linemen
and Jake Lewis. backficld performer.
having made the scholastic grade.
The marks are expected To affect the
Tech team but little.
In trimming Western yesterday. 8
to q, to hang uD their second win
Tech encountered stcrner opposition
than most expected. Coach Dan
Ahern's bows in Red most of whom
are inexperienced and light, wagcd a
doughty fight all the way. Tech
played most Of the game without two
of its stars. Capt. Arthur kriemel-
never and Howard Florence, fleet
halfhark, but even with these boys
in the line,up Western contriNed to
furnish real opposition. In fact. one
of Westerns two scoring threats came
with this pair on the job in the final
period. when the Red team reached
Techs 25.yard line as the result Of Il
smart short forward passing attack.
Westerns other bid for a touchdown.
and it was real one, came in the
second period. when the Georgetown
crs by a series of line smaShcs. got
TO their rivals J-yard line before be
ing halted.
Drissell accounted for Techs touch
down in the first period when he
plunged over from the 1-yard mark
after fine runs by Mills and Bailey
| had put the ball in scoring position.
Drissell place-kick for the extra goal
failed. F'ifteen-yard penalties broke
up a couple Of Tech: scoring threats,
and others were thwarted by West
ern's gallant defensive play.
Bailey and Mills were big guns of
| Techs backfeld with Oehman playing
cleverly defensively. Dick Parkes
extensively. and CARRIER on defense
were the outstanding players for the
Red combination.
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HONORS IN Y SWIMMING
ARE SPLIT AMONG THRFE

Mark Coles. +. G. LAWN and Hans
Mehsenrider were winners in the reg.
nhr , Friday night swimming meet
ias. nieht at the Y. NJ. c. A.
Summaries:
so .Ussaru breast strOke-First Hans Man
a.Iiriner ~ lo 20 seconds, second. AhIem Snei,
"rs. ''tr f""rtb 'h'a Car,,a x Lattmer, 36ss seq
iyard ,oiO.yard baek strokr-First +. C. LnVin
",,unr minm,o i": -, seconds: second. Karl KNIGHT
Meyers " ! minniss 90 seconds; third. Carlton
Mt."s"nr,dsr .,seI ! minute - Y seconds ''""s
,,;n,,.cs"5m ;v-s"5m Tree styie-First Mark Coles :,
m'ii,,i,ns i,,,is 81 seconds: third Jerome shear
~, h'in,ltes seconds: fourth. NJ. l.. Cart
iand- " minutes Ii4. seconds - >"''
Evening star., 1927-10-29
GRID STAR Is INJURED
BY FALLING OFF STAND

BATON ROUGE. La, October %
Percy Brown. who is supposed to he
accustomed to violent falls in the
arms of tacklers, can't carry the bail
for Louisiana state in today's big
game against the Arkansas Univer-
sity Razorbacks.
lie fell off shoeshine stand here
and cut deep cash in his leg.
Evening star., 1927-10-29

SAN FRANCISCO, October % up.
While the Bears OF the University
or California and the Southern Cali
fornia TrOjans met In the Coliseum
at Los Angeles today to settle the
question OF gridiron supremacy, four
other elevens of the Pacific Coast
Conference also battled for league
standings.
stanford. possessing clean con-
ference record except for one tie
game. meets the University of
Oregon. while Washington State and
oregon State. recovered from defeats
u iAst week. play at Corvallis.
Evening star., 1927-10-29
GRID GAME SOUGHT.

Friendship A. G. grdironers are
after game with a 135.pound team
tomorrow. They will take on 15O
pound eleven II no opponent can be
found in the 135-pound group. Cali
Manager &. A. Cole at Lincoln $751;
from D O'Clock this evening until II
am. tomorrow
Evening star., 1927-10-29

III .tit open sN HlCCt w
he held at the Y. w. G. a. pool
L on * street this evening at
7:30. each contestant being per-
mitted to enter not more than three
of the events listed.
A varied program has been arranged
by the officials in charge of the events,
to include 90 and 40 yards dashes;
form swimming tbreast side and crawl
strokes, plunge for distance and fancy
diving. with choice of four dives. the
front or swan. back jack, front jack
and back dives.
Marion l.. Meigs will act as an
nouncer. Hazel Sayre. clerk of the
course: Gertrude Hatch. scorekeeper:
Louise Alberts. Amelia Bottomly and
Ethele Swenson, judges and timers,
and Lillian Eberwine. starter.
Those entered are Margaret Ham
berger, Edith Johnson. lone Wha!er,
Alma Whaler, Mary Allen Hood. Eve
line Bates. Inge Won Lewinski. Olive
O'tIearn. Mary RereZoski. Hazel Davis.
Alice Hyde, Ann Kaufman, Suzanne
Cnger, Gale NickerSOn.
Playground basket ball tosSers have
been busy during the past few days
with the division series of the Gle
mentary school schlag ball league.
Games have been reDOrted in seven
Evening star., 1927-10-29
Buckeyes Are Revamped.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. October 90 (P.-
Ohio States foot ball team with re-
vamped lineup due to the poor show
ing of the Buckeyes in their last two
Big Ten encounters, was ready to test
its new backfield combina ton against
Chicago at Ohio Stadium today.
The Buckeyes. who have drawn con-
siderable criticism following the defeat
by Michigan a week ago. went into
the contest determined to vindicate it's
past record. while Chicago was out for
revenge for last years 1870 beating by
the Buckeyes and to keep this sea.
sons Western Conference record
clean.
With the exception of Spence, right.
end. Chicago planned to start the same
lineup that downed Purdue and In.
diana. Preiss was scheduled to replace
Spence.
ONO. however. during the week has
used new backfield quartet consist
ing Of Rowan at fullback, kriss and
Grim at halves and Fouch at quarter.
Rowan. formerly an end, was due TO
be replaced bv Alber.
Both squads departed from the
usual light workouts yesterday and
contented the hemselves with resting at
country clubs here. Between 10000
| and $4,000 tickets have been sold for
the contest.
The line.up:
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Corinthian Insect basketers will
play Nationals tonight at 1880 O'Clock
at Peck gym, Twenty.eighth street
and Pennsylvania avenue. Corinthian
players are requested to report at 6:45
o'clock.
Evening star., 1927-10-29
Indiana After Harvard.


NEW HAVEN, Conn, October %
CR.-A battle between Yale's team OF
giants and Dartmouth's great scoring
machine toGa? was regarded as having
great weight in settling ultimately the
mythical Eastern champion.
Yale, though dfeeated by Georgia.
has improved greatly and last week
trounced the Army, demonstrating
strength in the line that was "A delight
TO old-timers and also showing ability
TO advance the bah by means of BI uce
Caldwell, star triple threat.
Undefeated Dartmouth has rolled ur
great scores and beat Harvard Last
week. It has a deceptive attack with
criss.crosses and forward passes that
have puzzled all its opponents.
For its tenth attempt TO defeat Yale
in a series that began in 1SS4 Dart
mouth was a slight :avorite with tx
perts. Dartmouth has lost eight
games to Yale and obtained one tie
The lineup:
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CAMBRIDGE. Mass, October 90 Up.
A powerful Indiana eleven had its
courage bolstered today by the pres
en"o cf aSpiece student band that
made the trip cast with the team TO
Evening star., 1927-10-29
SCHOOL GRIDMAN DIES

DETROIT. October 90 P.-Robert
McGraw, II, high school student, died
IN hospital here of injuries received
in foot ball practice.
Evening star., 1927-10-29
SERIES STATISTICS.

GAME TUESDAY,.
Business va. Eastern, Wilson stadium
3:15 O'Clock.
RESULTS OF GAMES
Tech -: Eastern o