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Evening star., 1927-11-17
ANN ARBOR TILT TO TEST
ALL-AMERICA CANDIDATES
Joesting and Almquist of Minnesota and Gilbert and
Oosterbaan of Michigan Now Considered
Choices for Mythical Combination.

of Coach Robert Zuppke. chief mentor
of the fighting Him." Zuppke re.
calls similar circumstances when
Coach Wilce's men have robbed his
teams of Big Ten championships and
is even telling his players funny
stories to keep their enthusia SIN and
spirit up.
The Buckeyes and Illini have met
Is times on the gridiron, Illinois win.
ming eight times, Ohio State five, with
two games tied. Not since 1918. when
Illinois beat the Buckeyes, 13 TO 0, has
the margin of victory for either team
been as much as 10 points. .
The liniment list is getting shorter
every day at Northwestern and for
the first time since the Purdue game
Coach Dick Hanley hpes to have vir-
tually full team to face iowa Satur-
day, Capt. Gustafson, Tiny Lewis.
Levison and Holmer. backs, are all
back in the lineup after injuries. A
squad of 35 Iowans will leave for
Evanston tonight.
When Chicago and Wisconsin clash
here Saturday both elevens may be
without the services of their captains.
Capt. Crofoot of the Badgers is slowly
recovering from injuries, as is Capt.
Rouse of the Maroons. Trainers, how!
ever. hope they can get into the con-
test for brief intervals. at least.
Coach Phelan of Purdue has several
new tricks to spring against Indiana
Saturday. He tried them yesterday
and one was good for two touchdowns.
Evening star., 1927-11-17
WISCONSlN'S HARRIERS
WOULD RETAIN HONORS

CHICAGO. November II Np.-Wis-
consin's undefeated cross country team,
winner of the Western Conference har-
rier title for the last three years, will
make a bid to retain the champion
ship when the event is decided at Ann
Arbor next Saturday.
Illinois represents the strongest op-
position the Cardinal runners will face.
DIR. Clarence Cook Little, president
Of the University of Michigan, will be
starter and referee of the event, mark
ing a new departure in interesting
university executives in becoming
actively identified with athletics,
President Little, in his intercollegiate
days, was a shot-putter at Harvard.
Evening star., 1927-11-17
GETS PRESIDENTS SEATS
FOR ARMY-NAVY GAME

SALEM, Mass, November It
"One-Eye" Connolly, famous for his
gate crashing, has a rival here. John
Corrigan, local garage foreman, is
going to see the Army-Navy foot ball
game at the Polo Grounds. New York,
on November 26. and how he got the
tickets is an epic in the annals of
gate crashing.
Corrigan, or Shorty" as his friends
know him. was in the Army during
the World War. When he found that
tickets to the game were almost i'm
possible to obtain he wrote to Sena-
tors and Representatives galore. But
no luck came of this campaign.
Finally Corrigan saw in the news.
papers that President and Mrs. Cool.
idge would be unable to attend. He
sent a note to Representative A. Piatt
Andrew. of whom he is constituent,
and remarked that if the President
was not using his tickets he might
send them to Salem. How he got the
tickets Corrigan Is not telling, but
evidently his practical joke brought
results for he has a letter postmarked
Washington and Is flashing two
tickets to the game.
Evening star., 1927-11-17
Business and Eastern Clash
/ To Decide "Cellar Champion

~ USINESS and Western elevens,
- neither of which has won a
game in the public high foot
IL ball title series, will meet TO-
morrow afternoon in Wilson
Stadium at 3:15 o'clock. Business,
which started impressively but was
weakened through loss of players who
failed to make the scholastic grade,
has bowed to Central, Eastern and
Tech, and tomorrow's game will be its
last. Western, which is suffering
from lack of seasoned material. has
lost to Tech and Eastern, and besides
Ats engagement tomorrow will meet
Central in a game postponed from
early season.
Eastern's foot ball squad, which
EARNED a tie in the public high school
race by drubbing Central, 26 to O.,
Tuesday, now is looking to its final
game against York, Pa, High in the
latter city Thanksgiving day. The
student body is enthusiastic over East
erns fine showing in the champion
Ellip series and substantial delega:
tion of students and alumni is ex-
pected to make the York trip.
Coach Guyon's charges, however,
will see action in another game before
the Pennsylvania jaunt, being down
Tor tilt with the st. Johns College
"B" squad in Annapolis Saturday
morning.
Eastern's annual foot ball dinner,
Evening star., 1927-11-17
YALE STRONG FAVORITE
TO OVERCOME HARVARD
Early.Season Opponents Make Blue lO.to.3 Choice
for 10th Crdiron Engagement With Crimson.
Cambridge Eleven Loses Star.

Players and coaches who have op.
posed the two classic rivals hesitate
little in giving Yale at least 10-to-3
edge on the Crimson.
Capt. Bob McPhail of Dartmouth, IS
quoted as saying: Harvard was rea.
sonably easy, Yale was desperately
hard"
Capt. Randall of Brown, beaten 10
to 0 by Yale and IS to by Harvard.
thinks Harvard's lateral passes may
cause trouble and perhaps even turn
the tide, although ma jority of his
players favor Yale to win by an over
whelming margin. Bill Ormsby, a
Brown end coach. thinks Harvard will
not have a chance without a depend
able passer, chief weakness of the
Crimson offense.
Georgetown has been installed a
heavy favorite to whip Fordham Sat
urday, while the annual battle Of lie.
high and Lafayette is considered
much of toss-up.
Other major elevens are hardly ex-
pected to be pressed in engagements
that bring together Army and Ur-
sinus, Navy and Loyola, Syracuse and
Niagara, New York L. and Allegheny.
Brown and New Hampshire, Rutgers
and Swarthmore and Holy Cross and
Boston L.
Evening star., 1927-11-17
SWIMMING RECORD SET
IN 75-YARD BACKSTROKE

HOLLYWOOD. Calf, November II
N).-Howa1d Ploessel of the Holly
wood Athletic Club set a new national
record for the 75-yard backstroke dash
here last night when he swan the
distance in 46 1-5 seconds. slicing 2
seconds from the former mark.
The former record was made by
Harold Kruger in Cincinnati in 1923.
Ploessel was timed by three Anna
teur Athletic Union officials. The
event. feature of an indoor meet at
the Hollywood Athletic Club, was a
race against time
Evening star., 1927-11-17
HARVARD HAS REASON
FOR WATCHING HOBEN
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November 17.-If
Johnny Hoben, Yale's plucky quarter
back, goes into action in the Harvard
Stadium Saturday, Harvard should
give him no little attention.
He comes from Torrington, Conn,
the same town that produced Ducky
Pond, the only Yale back to cross the
goal line in the Harvard Stadium in
10 years.
Ponds daring dash of Y yards in
1923 paved the way for Bulldog tri-
umnh during bitter struggle played
in a steady downpour of rain. Ho.
ben's master stroke in forward pass
ing to F'ishwick last Saturday turned
the tide against Princeton.
Hoben and Pond received their early
foot ball fundamentals from Coach
Tracey w. Carey of Torrington High
School.
Evening star., 1927-11-17
Ball Midwest About Set Saturday Cahe
RUMORED THAT YALE
WILL GET COAST BID
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, November 17.---1n an
article in the New York American to-
day Damon Runyon says that authori-
ties at the tournament of roses, held
annually in Pasadena. Calf, are
making an effort to secure Yale as
the opponent for the University of
Southern California in the New Year
game at the Rose bowl.
Although there Is an agreement be-
tween Princeton. Harvard and Yale
that no post season foot ball games
shall be played. the article says there
Is hope that Yale will apply for
lispensation from Harvard and Prince.
ton for this one game. which would
involve a meeting of teams coached
by the" Jones brothers, Howard and
Tad.
LOS ANGELES, Calf, November
Il (R.-No selection has been made
colors of the West to battle the Ea s
representative in the annual foot ball
classic of the tournament of roses at
Pasadena on January ].
This was announced by Les Henry,
chairman of the foot ball selection
committee for the tournament. com.
menting on an announcement credited
to Alfred r. Masters, graduate mana
ger of Stanford, that Stanford has
been invited TO play.
Henry said the decision probably
would not be made for two weeks.
The invitation to the Eastern repre-
sentative, it is understood here, will
go 10 Washington and Jefferson.
Evening star., 1927-11-17
YEW YORK, November II (P.-
With final rugged practices
vi over for the season and polish
ing drills alone left for the

n yEW YORK, November II (P).-
With final rugged practices
VI over for the season and polish
d Y ing drills alone left for the
elevens of Harvard and Yale,
dopesters settled down today to the
task of figuring odds on a favorite
in the forty-sixth struggle of the
rivals.
Despite the string of upsets that
have marked the meetings of the
teams in the past, Yale was quoted
rs a 10.to-3 favorite to swamp a Har-
ward team that has bowed to Purdue,
Dartmouth and Pennsylvania. while
winning four times this season. And
there was little money wagered
against Yale, a mighty aggregation
that has climbed over Army, Dart
mouth and Princeton to the top of
the Eastern heap after an early-sea.
son defeat by Georgia.
While the final week of practice has
brought added strength to Yale in the
return Of the injured-Capt. Webster,
guard, and the crack backs. Hoben and
Garyey-Harvard probably has lost
her outstanding back in Joe Crosby,
ace of the lateral passing attack on
which will depend most Of Harvard s
hopes. Crosby went to the infirnary
yesterday with a nose infection just
about as the Yale trio rejoined the
squad for short drill.
Evening star., 1927-11-17
WAR DECLARED UPON
GRID SEAT PEDDLERS
BY the Associated Press,


CAMBRIDGE, Mass, November Il.
Some 10000 of the $4,000 persons
who have paid for tickets to the
Harvard Yale game here next Satur-
day will be called on to sign their
seat stubs in the presence Of an
usher as part of the Harvard -Ath-
letic Association drive on specula-
tors and graduate seat peddlers."
The 21,000 holders of tickets al
lotted to Yale men will be exempt
from the request for signature, but
of the $1,000 Harvard men who have
been given tickets all those who ap-
piled for single seats for their own
use or for a pair of seats, one of
which is 10 he occupied by an appli-
cant, signatures may he requested.
The signature written at the sta
dunn gates later will he compared
with that of the original application
and discovery of any irregularities
will be followed by blacklisting for
any further applications. Any one
signing a seat stub before presenta-
ton at the stadium gates will be
subject to permanent blacklisting.
Evening star., 1927-11-17
NOTRE DAME PLANS
TO BUILD STADIUM
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, November II.
A stadium, seating $4,000 persons
and costing 100000. is to be built at
the University of Notre Dame.
A committee to handle the financing
has been appointed and consists of the
following men:
President NJ. J. Walsh. former
President J. A. Burns and Frank E.
Herring of Notre Dame and Edward
n. Hurley and Byron Kanaly. both of
Chicago.
The large wooden structure inclos.
ing Cartier Field has proved too small
to accommodate the crowds that have
wanted to see Notre Dame foot ball
teams play in recent years.
Every seat for the recent Notre
me-Minnesota game was sold weeks
before the struggle and more than
$4,000 in checks was returned to
others desiring to see the contest.
Evening star., 1927-11-17
TITLE CLASHES SUNDAY
! In CITY FOOT BALL LOOP

Games which practically will deter
mine the championship awards in both
sections of the Capital City Foot Ball
League are scheduled for this Sunday.
Two undefeated teams are scheduled
20 meet for the 135-pound title. Mo.
hawk Props, with a record of wins
in as many starts, will face Friendship
"A. c., undefeated in starts.
Northerns, undefeated leaders in the
150-pound division, will meet Southern
Props, who are tied with Wintons for
second honors. A win for Southern
will cause a three-cornered tie for the
leadership, provided Wintons bag a
victory over Seat Pleasant.
Sundays schedule and team stand
mgs:
Evening star., 1927-11-17
GRID GAME DECIDED. $500.

HAVEN, Kans., November II LP.-
Virtually every formation gained plen
ty of yardage and almost every one
on the Haven High School eleven
crossed the enemy goal line to wallor
Sylvia, Kans., 256 to 0. yesterday. The
scoreboard was abandoned at the zoe
mark.
Evening star., 1927-11-17
WILL HOLD SPORT DANCE.

Southern Railway Recreation Asso-
citation, which promotes athletic teams
representing the railway company,
will hold dance tonight at Union
Station Recreation Hall at 9:30 o'clock.
All sandlot base ball players and their
friends are invited.
Evening star., 1927-11-17
150-p0und Division.

Games.
wintons VS.. Seat Pleasant, at Maryland
Park. 3 o'clock.
( Northerns VS.. Southern Props. at Wash
mgton Barracks. 3 o'clock.
L Marfeldts VS.. ST. Stephens. at Mount
Rainier, 3 o'clock
Evening star., 1927-11-17
T0SsERS FIX OPENING DATE,

NEW YORK, November II R.-
Ihe Eastern intercollegiate Basket
Ball League season will open Decem.
ber 81, with Yale playing Pennsyl.
vania at Philadelphia. It closes
March 10.
Evening star., 1927-11-17

!, rations will be made to meet Southern
Props.
Seat Pleasant gridders will drill to.
morrow night at O'Clock on Mary
land Park Field to prepare for the
clash with Wintons. The latter team
is also scheduled to drill tonight at Z
o'clock on Virginia avenue play
grounds
Evening star., 1927-11-17
s0CCERIsTs CLOSE SEASON.

Stuart Junior High soccerites closed
their season yesterday with 2 to 0
victory over Powell Junior High. A
party is being planned at the school
for the Stuart players.
Evening star., 1927-11-17
TORONTO PICKS CAMP.

TORONTO, November II LP).-The
Toronto Internationals will pitch their
Spring training camp at Augusta, Ga,
in 1928. Manager Bill O'Hara has an
nounced.
Evening star., 1927-11-17

A press stand with accommodation
for GOO newspaper representatives Is
included in the plans Of the Olympic
stadium at Amsterdam
Evening star., 1927-11-17

Friendship A. c. eleven, which may
enter the title game with Mohawk
Preps on Sunday minus the services
of Shipstead, Crouch, Bailyman and
Barry, injured in last weeks game,
xvill drill tonight ard tomorrow night
cn Virginia avenue playground at Z
o'clock.
Hawk Props also are grooming for
Che game. Practice sessions will be
held tonight and Saturday night at Z
o'clock at Union League Park.
Northerns will drill tonight at Z
o'clock on Park View Fairgrounds at
z o'clock. Another session is booked
for Saturday night, when final prepa.
Evening star., 1927-11-17
WAvERLYS DELAY DRILL.

Because Of the weather Waverly
A. c. gridironers have postponed their
drill at Seventh and o streets from to-
night to Friday night at o'clock.
Evening star., 1927-11-17
135-pound Division.
Games.

Games.
Mohawk Props VS.. Friendship A. c.
National Props VS.. Mercury Juniors.
Brookland VS., Linworths.
Evening star., 1927-12-09

10th ST. HEIGHTS.
Corner brick: . complete baths: 8 rooms:
Gear brick garage: nearly new. This house
has been reduced: will be sold for the first
offer. G. H. LALEGER. 1410 H
st. NV. Main 1919.
Evening star., 1927-12-09

FOUR BEDROOM NORTHWEST HOME on
high elevation. Owner will sell on very easy
terms il purchased lefore Christmas. Ex-
ccellent constru ction. 20 f. wide. Cement
room. enclosed break fast room: large kitchen
with new range. Second floor has has four de-
House is fully screened and weather.stripped
where needed. Features include oak floors;
h9t.watsr heat: elec lights Garage Garage On % psysd ave-
Evening star., 1927-12-09
SALE-HOUSES.
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK.
CENTER-HALL-PLAN SEMIDETACHED
HOME.

charming semi detached home. 43 IT,.
wide. in a beautiful NV. residential section.
overlooking Rock Creek Park. Center hall
plan: reception hall. 3 large rooms and >
baths with bult-n fixtures delightful kitch-
on with big pantry. large attic. concrete eel
lar with separate laundry room and servant 8
toilet large colonial front porch and , rear
porches. the lower porch screened and the
upper one giassed in rooms on the hrst
sIch unusual features as teamed ceiling in
dining room fireplace in living room. hot
water heat with oil heater: in excellent con.
dition. newly papered and painted: hardwood
floors. electricity. all modern conveniences e
terms can he arranged Call Adams 10000
for appOintment to nsppct
Evening star., 1927-12-09
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

4.STORY BUILDING IN REAR OF sos 9th
ST. n W.: euitahle for shop or storage. In.
ouire Fields. sos
Evening star., 1927-12-09
GREATLY REDUCED.
S400 CASH.

PRICE ONLY $500.
Nonresident owner writes us to sell his
former home at big loss to him. II must be
sold. Located in good section of Columbia
Heights TwO-story brick. rooms. bath :;
good lot. Immediate possession. Put your
Christmas savings in this house.
GARDINER & DENT. INC.
Main 4244 1909 l. st, NV.
Evening star., 1927-12-09


EXCHANGE.
BUSINESS PROPERTY INCLUDING
stores and apartments. Good income. first
trust only. Will exchange my equity for
property free Of incumbrances. For par.
ticulars address Box 446.S. Star Office. o.
DETACHED BRICK. 1923 COLO
RADIO ave-: ideal location: 8 lovely
rooms bath. extra toilet. Will trade
PARK. Boston. Mass. within block Minute minute
cars salt water: gas sewage. electricity.
Address Box 32s-S. Star offce.
UNIMPROVED CLEAR PROPERY IN RICH
mond. Va: will exchange for property in
d. c. Address Box 246-S. Star Office.
Will. EXCHANGE SPLENDID HOME, IN
excellent residential section for business
property preferably. Address Box 252'S,
Star Office.
/ SPECIALIZE IN TRADING.
E. ROY LEWIS.
1923 Investment Bldg. M. 1721. 13s
2O0-ACRE FARM WITH TWO COMPLETE
sets of improvements and good orchard for
city property with one trust.
$50 acres timberland on railroad near
State road. for city property Or good lots.
OWNER. Adams 2643 before am. and
after 9 p.n:
SMALL. APT. HOUSE
to exchange as first payment on large apt.
house; give trust back for balance.
1s-APT. BUILDING-GooD RENTER.
Will exchange equity of $4,000 for small
e. ROY LEWIS.
-- S223 Investment Bldg. ~. 1721. IL
Evening star., 1927-12-09
SALE-HOUSES.
COLOR RED-A HOME
YOU'LL LOVE.

Modern 2-story brick z rms h. w h.. cleo.
tile bath. cellar. pOrches. yard, garage. Easy
monthly terms. Extensive view and a su-
perior n w. location. Don't miss this Oppor-
tunity: call Adams 5000 until pm: no
Evening star., 1927-12-09

with six.room apartment above. well
rented and located across from Government
bureau: will trade equity of 5000 for a
house subject to one trust or clear lot. Ad-
dress Box @22-S. Star Office.
Evening star., 1927-12-09
SALE OR EXCHANGE.

OWNER WILL SACRIFICE A BEAUTIFUL
center -hall-plan house of eight rooms. two
baths. two-car buiIt-in garage near 18Th
and Spring rd. Priced under SIG 900 and
subject to one trust of $1,000. insurance
money. Address Box 223-S. Star Office.
EXCHANGE YOUR BELOW PAR STOCKS
and bonds for first mortgage notes; it may
he profitable for you. Address Box "a ).
Star Office.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FARM, S-ROOM
house ami healthy location: ideal dairy.
poultry or general farming; hard surface
road 3, mile south of Bedford. Va. Sell or
exch ange for Groom house. ami. in
Brightwood near by. What have you to
Pr. AYREs. Bedford Va.
TWO LARGE MODERN DWELLINGS FOR
apt house subject to one trust or small
properties.
second trust notes.
OWNER. Adams 2643 before 9 am or
after 6 pm.
Evening star., 1927-12-09

RENT HOUSES-UNFURNiSHED.
Continuedl
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T23 10th st. E.W.-
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T23 Goth st. N.W.
$40 End ST. NV ROOMS AND BAH: In
newly napered and painted; convenient iood'
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1857 ST NINA ROOMS AND bAIh'
fsss 18th ST. ne-6 rooms bath, 90.
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als 18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1927-12-09
EXCHANGE.
fCnuffpuadA
BUSINESS PROPERTY

WILL TAKE UNMORTG AGED LOT AS
cash payment on purchase of house. Shep.
herd 3OfSo-W
Evening star., 1927-12-09

WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
C. H. NEELY & CO.. 1913 H st. NV.
WATER FRONT ESTATES.
CHARLES r LEE.
.AunApouo, Md.