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Evening star., 1927-09-04
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ALEXANDRIA CREWS
FOR REGATTA NAMED

ALEXANDRIA. Va, September 3.
his crews that will row for the Old
Dominion Boat Club in the Middle
States Regatta Association races at
Baltimore Monday.
Magnus Bales, Alvin Friedlander,
Edward German and Jimmy Trout
will be started in the intermediate
four-oared gig, while Garland Sisk
Walter Pierpoint, Earl knight and
Brewster Marshall, Washington
boy, will handle the junior four-oared
gig. Louis Bell will coxswain both
crews.
Benny Minor, Tom Hulfish, Parke
Bell and Happy Whitton have been
named for the junior quadruple
double SOULS race. Robert Duncan
and Denton Hoy will be taken along
as substitutes for the Junior gig boat.
Two first-class attractions will be
played in the Dreadnaught Park to-
morrow afternoon. Columbia Engine
Company and the No. Motor Com
pany clash in the rubber" game for
the Alexandria Fire Department
championship at 1870 pm, and in the
nightcap TONY" Giovannetti will pit
his Dreadnaught A. A. tossers against
the Georgetown A. G. of Washington,
Sarepta Lodge, No. d6, Independent
Order of Odd Fellows, will take a
short jaunt across the river tomor-
row, going to Fort Washington, Md,
Tor game with the post team. Play
will start at 3 O'Clock.
st. Mary's CeItics will try to regain
nf
slump when they play the No. 5
Motor Company Monday afternoon in
Dreadnaught Park at 8 o'clock.
Charles Corbett, Celtic manager has
scheduled Hume Springs for Septem-
Der 10 and the Washington Red Sox
for September II.
A meeting of the Old Dominion
Boat Club will be held "Wednesday
night at o'clock in the clubhouse
The organization of basket bali
team for the coming season is sched.
uled for discussion.
A practice of the Virginia A+h,et,o
Club foot ball team is set for r..
morrow morning at 1880 o'clock IN
the Virginia Shipbuilding Corpora tio,,
neld. Coach Buck Beach reorests ali
players to report. ~''A
Aiexandria Post, No. "a, America n
Legion. is going to strive for recogni.
1ioh In athletics under Comdr
George F. Downham, who started his
term last night. Downham has an.
pointed an athletic committee, com
posed or: Charles E. Corbett, chair
man; man; j. 1. Preston, jr., John Nugent.
rnomas ). Beck. j. J. Young, j. w.
me,iualcks ,ra,;lr ana Melvin Fones. to or
ganize sports within the post.
Alexandria Fire Department Prens
VIII open their foot ball Schedule
october 3. Manager Billy Wood NAV
ne phoned for games at Alexandra
Iva after pm. The team will hold
its first workout Wednesday at pm.
Evening star., 1927-09-04
ID e. SCHOLASTIC ELEVENS
START DRILLS THIS WEEK

Other aspirants viii include Dick
williams, Aubrey Spencer, George
Schrider, Harry Ensor, Marcus Gel.
ger. Willis Benner. III. Hay, Alfred
Rosenthal, Bob Mayo, Murray Klelner
and Bob Huntington.
Edward Duyall is manager and Ar
thur Storey, assistant manager.
Centrars big problem will be to
round up capable linemen to take the
places of Keren, Rodgers and Sweet:
Sproul also may not return. Ii
Coach Kelley is successful in building
a reasonably good forward wall the
Blue and White combination will be a
pretty tweet one, as Bill Simmons and
Gene Stevens, 1926 backs, will be on
the job along with Johnson, hailed as
an Ohio all.scholastic selection, and
other boys who have shown proWess
behind the line. Baum is the prln-
cipal backfield performer lost.
Charley Guyon will have to turn out
virtually a new Eastern backfield as
the result of heavy losses through
graduation. The Light Blue and
White, however, has considerable line
material|of worth.
Western, perhaps, has been hit
.harder than any of the public high
elevens as to loss of experienced ma
terial. Bulwarks of the team both on
and behind the line are gone.
Business, with many seasoned play
ers at hand, should have clever
eleven. Lynn Woodwork will tutor
the squad. He Is returning after a
years leave of absence. Jack Collins,
who will be on the Eastern physical
education staff this year. handled the
Stenogs last Fall.
Coach Sullivan has a half dozen or
so veterans around with which to mold
the st. Johns machine. and the Ver-
mont avenue boys are hopeful of a
successful campaign.
GOnzaga doubtless has been the
heaviest sufferer in losses of capable
performers. Just three members are
left of the fine 1926 Purple machine.
Dewitt. with a number of last Falls
dependables again on the job, should
have a formidable team and is sure
! to work doubly hard in the hope that
| this year they may be able to van.
quish Gonzaga, their dearest foe, in
their annual clash and even some old
scores.
But three regulars are lost from
the 1926 st. Adams team, and the
| Wisconsin avenue boys are expecting
a fine season.
Georgetown Prep and other schools
nearby are optimistic despite the loss
of some capable material.
Evening star., 1927-09-04
TWO CLEVER ATHLETES
TO ENTER GEORGETOWN

WASHINGTON, Pa, September 8.
Among the crack former scholasti
athletes to enter Georgetown Univer.
sity. Washington, this Fall is George
Drury, jr., looked upon as one of the
best, If not the best, foot ball player
ever produced by Washington High
here. After attending the local school
Drury played on the Carnegie Tech
Freshman eleven.
Paul Liston, who was a mate of
Drury on the Washington High eleven
and later was a member of the Army
squad at West Point, also has matric-
ulated at Georgetown.
Evening star., 1927-09-04
NORTHERN A. c. GRlDMEN
MAKE AN EARLY START

Northern A. c. foot ball candidates
have started preliminary training at
the clubs Summer camp at North
Beach, Nd. The big objective of
Northerns is to defeat Wintons, by
whom they We're beaten, to 0, in
the game last Fall that decided the
District 150-pound title
Excepting Scotty Macdonald, all
members of last seasons team are
at hand. MacDonald's business af,
fairs will not permit him to play.
Evening star., 1927-09-04

wound up it's first week $
training here today. Under
direction of Coach Lou Little" the Blue
and Gray hopefuls are gradually get
ting the feel" of the gridron. The
lmbering process is now just about
over and most of the players are in
good shape and ready for the hard
grind that will come between now and
September IL, when the Hilltoppers
will break camp. Georgetown's open
ing game is with Lenoir-Ehyne in
Clark Griffith Stadium, Washington,
September "a.
Little was far from enthusiastic to-
night over the seasons outlook. Faced
at the outset with the big task of
finding men to fill the shoes of Harry
Babe) Connaughton, An-American
guard selection; Bob Gormley, quarter
back, and Capt. Frank McGrath and
Carl Waite, ends, all fine performers,
the Blue and Gray mentors job has
been made much harder through the
further loss to the squad of Capt.
Jerry Thompson. fast and aggressive
back; Vincent Maroney, stalwart end,
and George Donovan, backfieid per-
former. All three were being counted
upon heavily.
If Little is to develop a combination
able to match those of last Fall and
1926 he has, indeed, man-sized task.
The present aggregation is one OF the
lightest he has had since he took
charge at the Hilltop.
Though the backfield has been hit
heavily enough, it is the line that is
causing Georgetown most worry.
Bucky O'Neil and Bob Nork, who
showed stoutly in 1926, are again at
Evening star., 1927-09-04
SANDLOT CARD FOR NEXT
TWO DAYS is ATTRACTIVE

game for tomorrow. Call Lincoln
9510-J.
Calhoun and Eskimo midget teams
will clash on the former teams dia-
mend today. Each team has defeated
the other once.
iris Speakers and Panthers are
challenged to a game tomorrow by
Lou Gehrig Insects Call Franklin
2626-J.
Rover Insects are seeking games In
their class. Cail Lincoln 9191 between
5 and O'Clock.
George Burns Peewees defy Rex
ard other teams in that class. Can
Lee Duvall, Cleveland 5562.
Evening star., 1927-09-04
P0TOMACS TAKE RACE
IN M. S. CANOE REGATTA

BRISTOL, Pa, September 3.-Po-
tomac Boat Club of Washington. D.
c., won the quad doubles in the Labor
day weekend of the Middle Atlantic
States Canoe Racing Association re-
gatta today.
Exceptionally good time Of 3:33 was
made for the event
Another feature of the opening day
was the victory OF the Bristol young
mems crew over the Potomac Club
entry in the junior tandem doubles.
The Junior tandem singles was won
by the Philadelphia Canoe Club with
Washington entry finishing second.
Evening star., 1927-09-04
MARLBORO INDEPENDENT
NINE SEEKS A CONTEST

Marlboro Independent base ballers,
who are forced to cancel their game
scheduled today with Prospect A. c..
Of Georgetown, because there is no
playing field available at Upper Marl-
boro, want to fill the date with an un-
limited team having field Call
Manager Gray at Marlboro INV, 8
to IL am.
Tomorrow the Marlboro boys will
meet Eastport A. c. on the latter's
diamond at 3 o'clock.
Evening star., 1927-09-04
MINES WILL START
SERIES FOR TITLE

r. T. Keanes and Tremonts, who
tied for the petworth Senior League
title, will play the first of a three
game play off series this afternoon on
the north Ellipse, starting at 3 o'clock.
Di Nenna is carded to pitch for
keanes and Ensor for Tremonts.
The winner of the series viii meet
the champion of the Capital CITY
League for the District title.
Last season. the leagues first, there
also was a tie for the lead, necessitat-
ing a play-off.
Evening star., 1927-09-04

Gridiron preparation will get under
way in local schoolboy circles TINS
week. Hap Hardeli's Tech hopefuls
viii: be the first bunch to start actlV-
tiles. The Manual Trainers will begin
a training period tomorrow at tne
University of Maryland, College Park,
that will continue until about Sep
tember Is. Mike Kelley, Central High
mentor, has called his squad Tor ITS
first drill at Wilson stadium SATURDAY
Eastern, Western and Business are
not expected to get down to work
until a short time before school opens.
st. Johns aspirants VIII assemble
for their first drill Tuesday under
Coach Zube Sullivan, and Kenneth
Simondinger, Gonzaga tutor. probably
will look his candidates over for the
first time on Wednesday. st. Adams
will become active about September
Is. and Georgetown Prep about week
later. Dewitt also will start soon. as
will Emerson Institute and other
squads in the local group.
Techs squad that gathers at Col
lege Park tomorrow will total ABOUT
40. 1t win include many seasoned
men. This is in sharp contrast to last
ran, Wnen f1dTuEll Stdi ICu Win
unusually light and inexperienced
team. However, this Autumn most
of the boys start with the advantage
of a seasons campaigning. and II the
Manual Trainers are not victims OF
overconfidence and capable quarter
back can be developed to succeed
Shaw Blackstone. who has been grad
uated, they should show strongly
Frank Snowden, center, and FRANK
Stutz, tackle, are other fine perform
ers who have received their sheep
! skins. Chester Mills, Bob Bailey and
! Jules Sorrell are among boys Hardell
will look over in efforts to find a capa-
BILE successor to Quarterback Blacki-
| stone.
Among other men that Tech is
counting upon heavily are Capt. Ar
| thur Kriemelmeyer, fullback; John
Ritter and Howard Florence, backs,
and Wilson Hissey, Bradley Edelblut
| and Lawrence Pope. ends. Basil Pos
! tlethwaite plays either end or back.
| Leading guard material includes
! Ward Oehmann, Howard Adcock,
i Louis Levy and Tom Oyster. Tackles
doubtless will be picked from Law
renee Stutz, brother of Frank Stutz,
1925 Tech captain; Bill Shipman,
IGeorge Cole, Pat Rooney, John
Rooney and Vignau. Paul Guy and
Frank Nebei are among others that
may make a real bid for a guard or
tackle job. Leo and Austin Winston
brothers, are sturdy candidates for
center to take Frank Snowden's place
John Gotten is another who viii try
for the pivot post.
Evening star., 1927-09-04
FTREMEN AND POLICEMEN
READY FOR ANNUAL CLASH

a victory for their nine now that their
jinx is hors de combat.
Kelly's pitching will be missed, but
he vows he will be there on crutches.
He has been doing the managing of
the team and he plans to hobble out
on the coaching lire to assist in every
way to keep the Coppers' record clean.
Nick Altrock will lend his aid in
entertaining the big contest before
the game, and it is probable that his
partner, Al Schacht, may also be on
hand.
District Commissioners, heads of
various branches OF the District gov
ernment and dignitaries of the Police
and Fire Departments will witness
the contest
Evening star., 1927-09-04
ARMY MEDICOS SCORE.

Army Medical Center nine defeated
Rialto Athletic Club yesterday, to 8,
on the Walter Reed diamond. Pix
ert's flashy work at short for the
winners and Flaherty's long triple to
right featured. Morton, Lindsay,
suttenfield and Wilwit also starred at
bat.
Evening star., 1927-09-04
NATIONAL association

A NATIONAL association to
~ control the duckpin sport
"A throughout the country is
4 \ planned by local alley en-
thusiasts, headed by George l..
Isemann, president of Washington
Duckpin Association.
Invitations have been sent through
out the East to leagues and associa-
tions devoted to small-pin bowling,
asking that representatives be sent to
a meeting at the City Club here next
Thursday night at O'Clock, when 1t
is planned to organize such con-
trolling body.
Popularity Of duckpins has in
creased tremendously throughout the
Eastern cities the past three years,
necessitating major controlling or
ganization such as the American
Bowling Congress, which supervlses
tenpin competition.
WASHINGTON has taken a high posi-
ton among the cities favoring small
pin bowling. 1t is probable that the
first championship tournament of the
new organization, should plans ma
terialize, will be held here. Repre-
sentative Fred n. Zihlman, chairman
of the House District committee, has
been asked to act as honorary presl-
dent of the proposed body.
Several prominent men connected
with bowling leagues and associations
in the larger cities have announced
their intention to be here Thursday
night.
Washington City Duckpin Associa-
ton will not be affected by the pro-
posed national organization, as the
latter will act in advisory capacities
I ix1f fsfAS
throughout the United States.
Probably the most constructive pro-
motion planned for the embryo asso.
citation is the much needed national
championship tournament. 1ntercity
tournaments have been staged in
former years with success, but nation
wide honors have never been awarded
in the duckpin game.
District Duckpin League, one of
the leading circuits here, will lay
plans for another campaign Tuesday
night, when the board Of directors
meets at Convention Hall at o'clock.
Captains of teams holding franchises
last season are urged to attend this
meeting as new franchises, new prize
lists and revision of the constitution
ouested to have representative
present.
1t is thought that one or more of
last seasons teams may withdraw.
Applications for franchises will be &C.
cepted by the league secretary prior
to the meeting Tuesday. Address
them to w. Charles QUAINT, 1885 9
street, or in care Of Convention Hall.
Applications should include the prob
able lineup Of the team, with the In
dividual averages for last season.
Interior Department Bowling League
will open its season September 10.
with eight teams scheduled to partici'
pate in the grand opening at Conven-
ton Hall that night.
But one series will be rolled this
Winter instead of two divisions. as
was the case last season. All matches
will be rolled on Thursday.
Officers are c. A. King. Geological
Survey, president, and II. ID. Billings,
General Land ONCE. secretary-treas.
urer.
Evening star., 1927-09-04
and police base ball
l. teams will meet in the feature
diamond engagement here tomor.
L row afternoon, when they stage


fit of the widows and orphans fund
of the two service branches at Ameri-
can League Park.
Advance sale Of tickets indicates
that between 10000 and $4,000 fans
will witness the fray, which will start
at $3.50 o'clock.
Since the inception of the Cop-Fire.
fighter diamond tits in 1922, the Cop
pers have won six straight over their
rivals. Prior to that the Police nine
staged an annual game with the Home
Defense nine, and had run UP four
successive wins.
Finney Kelly pitched every inning
of those 10 games for the police. He
was scheduled to pitch again this year.
but the veteran curve artist injured
knee this week and will be out of ac-
ton for the first time in the history
of the series. His loss will be keenly
felt, and the Hosemen are predicting
Evening star., 1927-09-04

SHANGHAI. September 8 CP.-
japanese athletes won the Far East
ern olympic games which were con-
cluded here today. Many records for
the match were broken.
Evening star., 1927-09-04

The manager of Alexandria Cardi-
mails is requested to call Mr.. Wood at
Clarendon 925 at 10 O'Clock this morn
ing. -
Evening star., 1927-09-04

The King of Spain owns more yachts
than any other member OF European
royalty.
Evening star., 1927-09-04

West Virginia was the second school
in the East to follow Georgetown into
training camp for foot ball. ihe
Mountaineers began Thursday ana
have been hard at it since that time
Incidentally, Georgetown and west
Virginia this Fall furnish one OF the
big local games. Georgetown has that
contest carded as most important or
Its season.
Evening star., 1927-09-04

British golfers use up 100000 balls
and over ,0e0, 900 clubs yearly.
Evening star., 1927-09-04

With Georgetown already at work,
Maryland due to get out tomorrow
with other big schools in the secuon
taking the field at the same time
and George Washington and Catnonc
University to start Wednesday there
sbould he no dearth of foot ball gossip
from now until after the turkeys are
eaten.
Evening star., 1927-09-04

w WILDWOOD. n. j.. Septem-
"a ber 3.~-Georgetown Uni
NV versity's foot ball squad
wound up it's first week $
Evening star., 1927-09-04

John Mcdonald, Maryland freshman
guard of last season, who broke his
arm early in the Summer. probably
will be out for foot ball, but is not
likely to be able to do much for three
or four weeks. Mcdonald has one
specially, though, that sore arm
would not prevent him employing. an
exceptional ability to kick off. he
boots the ball across the goal line
lust about three times out OF four,
which is unusual considering the nat
way in which the ball is laid on the
ground for the kickoff.
Evening star., 1927-09-04

" oMORRoW is general getaway
day for foot bah squads IN
the South. From the Mason
Dixon line to Louisiana VIII
,,onn,nd The fhud of shoe
Evening star., 1927-09-04

From New jersey comes reports
that Coach Lou Little is satisfied with
his practice so far. Little in the
nature of rough work has been done,
but Little knows about where he is
because he got pretty good idea
last Spring in seven weeks of the
hardest kind of practice. In fact,
probably the greatest value that
comes from Spring practice is the
knowledge a coach obtains of the men
who are to make up his squad in the
Fall.
Evening star., 1927-09-04

"A meeting Of the Old Dominion
Boat Club will be held "Wednesday
night at 8 o'clock in the clubhouse
The organization of a basket hall
team for the coming season is scbed.
uled for discussion.
Evening star., 1927-09-04

Virginia Polytechnic Institute loses
one man from it's squad who Is GER
tain not To be replaced, Moran at cen
ter Moran was 200-pounder ana
fast as a man around 100 pounds. tie
played foot ball longer than the al
lotted time and had college expert
ence that no player Of today can ac'
qu!rs, and long experience is a very
valuable factor, especially in a center
who plays a rowing position. Moran
was about half of V. P. is defense
last year and year before.
Last Winter the hue and cry OF
coaches of smaller college elevens was
that the changes in the rules were
made to favor the big schools. 1t was
Faid by many that by making rules
which killed off the chance plays, the
big teams enabled themselves to EN-
ploy more open and generally more
dangerous tactics without opening
themselves 50 readily to harmful re-
suits.
Q Not much time will elapse now be
fore that will be tested. In all like
lihood the big teams will lose just al
many opportunities to make chance
Evening star., 1927-09-04

But three regulars are lost from
the 1926 st. Adams team and the
Wisconsin avenue boys are expecting
a fine season.
Evening star., 1927-05-01

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Evening star., 1927-05-01

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The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-09-08
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every SPOKANE has distinct duty perform in
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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1927-02-04
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