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Evening star., 1927-10-16


COLUMBUS. Ohio, October 15.-Per'
sistent pounding of Ohio States line
by Tiny" Lewis, fullback, won for
Northwestern here today, 19 &c 13.
despite the Buckeyes offense OF
mingled passes. runs and plunges.
Coupled With the driving power of
Lewis plunSinG was 65-yard dash
to a. touchdown by Holmer, purple
halfback. and the brilliant passing
and hard running attack of Capt.
Gustafson.
The longest run by Lewis was l9
yards, but his ability to cover the
ground with one yard, three yard or
four gard piunSes, was sufficient to
impel the ball coalward for two
touchdowns and within foot of an
other as the gun ended the contest.
The attempts OF Eby and Grim to
run the ends for Ohio state were
stopped through failure of the Buckeye
interference to clear. a path across
the chalk marks. Some success was
scored by Ohio State in piercing the
purple line, Ohsner. newly assigned
fullback, plunging the line but not in
the successive plays needed to start
q concerted tfownfield drive. Once
Eby got away for 81 yards through
the center of Northwestern's line.
Eby was stopped cold in the second
half after getting away to So yards
Evening star., 1927-10-16
WASHINGTON COLLEGE
CONQUERS ST. JOHNS

f.HESTERTOWN,M Md, October 15.
Washington College celebrated It's
resumption of athletic relations with
st. Johns College of Annapolis follow
ing nearly a decade with hard
earned victory over the gridiron war
riors from the Maryland capital. The
score was to Q.
The winning tally was due to 10.
yard end run in the second quarter
by Ted Norris, fullback, and Captain
of the Eastern Shore eleven. He failed
a try for goal kick.
Norris was easily the outstanding
star of the day. and his long punts,
heady brokenfield running and Skir-
mishes around the end spelled defeat
for st. Johns and kept the visitors
away from the Washington goal.
Twice in the second quarter the
visitors threatened to score, only TO
be held one foot from the line. "A
grounded forward pass back of the
goal line killed the st. Johns hopes.
Evening star., 1927-10-16
POTOMACS TO START
COURT PREPARATION

Candidates for Potomac Boat cum
basket ball ts.am will begin practice
Thursday night at Central High Gym
AT $50 o'clock. Drills will continue
there each week at the same tlme.
The club will enter team IN the
Nautical League as well as IN the
newly formed Amateur League anu
the Community Center loop.
Potomac, with promising prospects
hopes this season. to regain the
Nautical League title won in 1925. but
lost last Winter to Old Dominion Boat
Club after stubborn battling.
Ernie Millar has been elected man
ager of the team and Mahon Esh'
baugh of Glover Athletic Club, Is
acting coach. A captain will be
named later when the present squad
of Ii is reduced TO 10.
All candidates are asked 10 report
for Thursdays drill.
Evening star., 1927-10-16
= ATuo1.1C 1rNIvERsITY's foot

" ATHoLIC UNIVERsITY,ss foot ZOO
bali team kept its current rec.
ord clear of defeats by down
~ ing St. Johns of Brooklyn,
13 to 0. in the Brookland Sta
6ium Yesterday. 1t was the fourth
consecutive victory for the Cardinals.
DESPITE the fact that they twice
crossed the Saints goal line, the
Moran charges shone brighter on the
defense than in gaining ground.
Twice they halted the Brooklyn backs
on the / and . yard lines and later
brought a halt 10 the visitors 1narch
or the S-yard stripe.
st. Johns displayed an aerial at
tack which completely battfed the
Brookland huskies until their goal
line was in danger.
Plenty of Action.
Neither team let up for moment,
with the result that plenty OF action
was afforded the few hundred fans
who turned out for the only local
game of the day.
Coach McAuliffe's charges lost no
time in taking a lead. Harvey recoV-
cred. a tumble on the first play at
tempted by the Johnnies after Tlerney
kicked off, and a 15-yard toss. tolcF
to Schmidt, netted the TOUCHDOWN;
Foley attempted TO drop-kick and
then picked up the ball for a dash
around left end for the extra point.
st. Johns overhead attack predoml'
mated the second period. Margoles,
clever blond back of the visitors who
did the tossing, passed his team s way
down the field twice during this period,
but when line plays We're resorted 10,
they were held twice for downs with
but 1 and 2 yards left TO so.
Raw Foley was directly responsible
for the second counter. After taking
Margoles' kick and running it back
IS wards to the visitors 1S-yard line,
he slipped off-tackle for the remaining
distance. His kick was blocked.
Catholic University followers re-
eeived a thrill in the final period when
Long took a 35-yard heave from Foley
Evening star., 1927-10-16
ARCADIA CUE FLASH
FACES MUCH ACTION

A series of pocket billiard exhibit
tions will be given this week at the
Arcadia Billiard Parlor by Joe Con-
cannon, manager of that establish
ment.
Concannon. who has defeated both
Ralph Greenleaf and Taberski in un-
official matches. will meet ranking
players of the city at exhibitions at
2:s0 o'clock each afternoon and at 7:30
o'clock each night. starting tomorrow
Cash prizes will go to those making
the best scores.
Tomorrow Concannon will meet May
nard in the afternoon and Abadie at
night. Purcell and Reynolds will be
his opponents Tuesday. and Tindcl and
May will face him Wednesday. Lewis,
Foust, Campbell and Tex will strive TO
take Concannon's measure Thursday
and Friday.
Evening star., 1927-10-16
INDIANA SURPRISES,
TiEING MINNESOTA

BY the Associated Press
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. October H.
A Minnesota eleven that failed to loose
a decisive drive. though opportunity
presented itself repea tedly. played 10
a 14.14tie today with an Indiana team
that will live in Crimson gridiron tra'
tiition as the team that would not be
beaten.
Though the result--a tie for the
contender for Western Conference
honors with a team ranked heretofore
as q hopeless tailender-was sensa.
tional. the game itself was desultory.
The Crimson opened up early with
forward passes. two of which. in
rapid succession, produced touch
down that matched Almquists touch
down which came after a beautiful
niece of broken field running.
Almquist carried the ball over early
in the fourth quarter and then kick
ed the goal. Immediately the Co
pliers lapsed into their elementary tac'
tics. sure of a victory which was
snatched from their hands by Ny
dahls tumble of q punt.
McCracken. numbering Indiana
linesman, scooped it up and paced
goaIwarl. Haley barely averted hav-
ing his kick blocked and the point
tied tho score.
Evening star., 1927-10-16
GALLAUDET BEATEN
IN THRILLING GAME

MYERSTOWN. Pa, October 15.--In
one of the most spectacular games
seen here in years, Albright trounced
Gallaudet. % to {.
The outstanding feature of the game
was a 95.yard run by Sherid of the
locals. after he had caught Gallaudet
kickoff near his own goal.
Sherids sensational play came i'm
mediately after Dyer. the outstanding
star for the losers, shared pass and
reeled off 90 yards to score the only
touchdown for his team.
Albright. though, had scored drop
kick in the opening period, added two
touchdowns in the second and. after
GalIaudet had counted in the third
period. added another pair in the final
quarter.
Evening star., 1927-10-16
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
~ HICAGO. October 15.--"Pest"
Welch and his Purdue team
mates who startled foot ball
~ dom by their victory over
Harvard last week, fell before
frantically desperate University of
Chicago eleven here today, to 6.
1t was Welch who was a hero up to
ESQ today, who was the goat" of the
defeat. He fumbled on his first Big
Ten play and gave the Maroons the
ball on the five-yard line. whence on
the third try, Kyle Anderson dove
through for a touchdown. This. fol
lowed by McDonough's kick from
placement, spelled victory for the
Maroons.
The disa Ster almost wrecked Pur-
dues teamwork. 1t grew ragged and
fiogged instead of precise and snappy.
But in the second period, Harold
Harmeson, sub back raised the
dropping spirits by racing So yards
after catching short punt.
Bob Wilson. steady quarterback of
the Boiler Makers, essayed drop.klck
for the tieing point. but his line failed
to hold and it was blocked. WEIGH
was not a complete failure, however
for he rallied from the effects of his
first mistake and led the Purdue
attack through the rest of the game.
Coach A. A. Stacg of Chicago. with
Evening star., 1927-10-16
COUNTY HIGHS SOCCER
TEAM TO FACE ALUMNI

HYATTSvILLE. Md. Oct. 15.-Led
by Wilbur Wright. former crack all
around athlete of Hyattsville High
School a. soccer team made up of the
alumni of that school will meet the
combination now representing the
school in the annual clash here Mon
day afternoon starting at o'clock.
In addition to Wright the alumni
team will be picked from Needs,
Lewis. Wilson, Gayiof. Stevens, Cohan.
Reelev Rosa. Troy, Parish. Watts.
costinctt, Jenkins. Nincenzo, Dix,
Gasch, r. Chase. w. Chase and krei-
der.
Evening star., 1927-10-16
ILLINOIS HELD EVEN
WHEN AMES RALLIES

BY the Associated Press.
CHAMPAIGN. ILL.,, October IA
blond-haired young giant, Lindhlonl,
right halfback on tLa Iowa state
team, smashed his way nearly so yards
through the line Of the University Of
Illinois eleven here today To hold the
Zuppke eleven to tie score Of II
to II.
Twelve thousand watched the game.
The Iowans opened the game in a
startling manner, Aiiller grabbing Iii
nois' kick-off. and sprinting 70 yards
behind match!ess interference to fall
short OF the goal line by few yards.
A pass. Weiss TO Miller, and The later
scored.
Zuppke. who started his team with
a peculiar lineup. suddenly switched
back to the men who upheld Illinois
colors in two previous games, and
they got two touchdowns in he sec
ond period.
Lineup and summary:
Evening star., 1927-10-16


the list Of amateur
grid games booked for today
Is the Mohawk Waverly clash
l. listed for American League
Park at 3 O'Clock.
In addition to being the first battle
in the annua; unlimited class elimina-
tion series. two old rivals are the
principals. Waverlys won the initial
game last season and hope to repeat.
Both teams have made extensive
preparations for the battle. Mohawks
have added four stars during the week
and WaverIys will be aided by
George Jones, former stanton fash.
Fraser. King, Watt and Hendricks
have been drafted by the Hawks.
Ty Rauber will send his Apache
charges against Sixty-first Field
Arti,lerymen of Aberdeen, Nd, coach
ed by Elmer Oliphant, former all
American Army back. at Union Lea
que Park at 3 o'clock. A wet field
prevented these teams from meeting
last week.
Marine Barracks gridmen will fur
nish the opposition for the Waverlys
on F'airlawn Field at 3 O'Clock. 1t is
the first home game for the 49,
pound champions.
Evening star., 1927-10-16
Lewis, Northwestern, Smashes
Out Victory Over Ohio State

from scrimmage in II attempts in the
first half, in addition to returning the
initial kickoff 40 yards through most
of the Northwestern team.
Northwestern's comeback in the
third period fairly took the Buckeye $
breath, inasmuch as they had ap-
peared to be the stronger in the first
half. which had ended to in their
favor
Northwestern gained I'll yards from
scrmmaGe to Ohio States 1876.
Northwestern completed five out of
ten attempted forward passes for a
gain 81 yards. Northwestern made
Is first downs to Ohio States Is.
Evening star., 1927-10-16
Purdue Eleven Is Given Jolt
By Desperate Chicago Team

Sc years experience back of him. main
tanned his reputation for being able
to evolve a defense against any "one-
man" attack.
The game was marked by the return
to play of Capt. Cotton" Wilcox. who
two weeks ago. cracked heel In the
first game of the season. The 1925
all-Western halfback was not in condi-
tion and after few attempts to carry
the ball retired.
The game attracted one of the larg-
est crowds that ever entered StagE
Field. hut it failed by 2.700 TO better
the attendance record of $1,000 estab'
lished by the Illinois game of 1925.
Evening star., 1927-10-16
NORTHERNS TO FACE
VIRGINIA A. c. TEAM

ALEXANDRIA, Va. October Is
Virginia A. C.. gridders will, play
Northern Athletic Club OF Washington
here tomorrow afternoon i'm Dread
naught Park at o'clock. The locals
boast 12-to-0 victory over Wintons
of Washington.
AIexandria Fire Department Prep
foot ballerS will tackle Mardfelts of
Washington on the Seat Pleasant
gridiron tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock. The preps have won one
game and lost one.
Tiger Athletic Club eleven will face
Seat Pleasant A. C.. team tomorrow
afternoon in Washington In the,
Jungle Cats opening game.
Old Dominion Boat Club basket
ball squad will work Monday night in
the Lee-Jackson High School gym
are to report.
Alexandria High school. which lost
its first game of the season YESTERDAY
to Central High gridmen of Washing
ton. ID. c., IL to s. in Washington.
will play Fredericksburg. Va, High
School here Friday in Dreadnaught
Park in a Third Virginia Athletic Dis
trict championship game.
st. Mary's Celtics will hold basket
ball drill in Lyceum Hall Monday
night at o'clock.
Episcopal High School is to play
Ffshburne Military Academy team of
WaynesbOro. Va. here Saturday on
HOXton field at $50 O'Clock.
Qualifying round of the mems cham
pionship golf tournament of the Belle
Haven Country Club will close tomor-
row. The first round will start Mon
day.
Evening star., 1927-10-16

~ ASTMAN SCHOOL athletes have
chosen the leaders for their
athletic associate ton and the
captains for the two groups,
the Blues and Whites. into
which the entire school is divided for
: athletic competition during the year.
Julia Yates is president of the ath-
letic association, Alice Bowie. vice
president. CorrIe Wooters secretary
and Betty Moffett, treasurer.
Julia. Yates is also leader OF the
Whites. Florence Avis captains the
Blues. Teams will he selected from
each group to compete in volley ban,
base bali basket ball, tennis, track
and field and swimming. Points will
be awarded to the respective sides for
! every victory earned by a team wear
! ing their colors. At the end of the
/ wear AN athletic banquet will he given
! the winning side by the losers.
! Swimming and tennis practice are
under wav in earnest. Swimmers go
: to the Y. w. c. A. pool at $3.50 every
Monday afternoon. Beginners on the
! tennis courts practice Tuesday. Wed
nesday, Thursday and Friday after
moons on the Y. w. G. A. courts al
Eighteenth and b streets, while the
/ park courts on these same afternoons
from Z to 4 o'clock.
Basket ball practice will begin about
November IS. according to Elizabeth
Collins. coach who is resuming heI
work rs director of the physical edu
cation department.
Eight-second round matches in tn
Central High School tournament wer'
Yeported last week with faVorite
advancing handily with one exception
Lillian Breckinridge, tennis manage
and picked as one Of the strong con
tenders, lost to Helen Chase II
straight sets. 6-2, 60.
Edith McCufloch, singles champion
of 1925, dropped but one game In he
match with Ruth Nicholson. Eleano
Vandoren defeated Helen NordlinSe
IN the same fashion. 6-J. 60.
Kathleen Stead, we'll known play
ground racketer, earned the declsio
over Elizabeth Franzoni, 81, a
Elizabeth Jolley blanked Elizabef
Suter, Go. TO; Ruth Morris defea
Evening star., 1927-10-16
SOUTH CAROLINA TEAM
SCORES OVER TARHEELS S

COLUMBUS, s. C., Oct. Is LP.--
Upsetting predictions, South Carolina
defeated North Carolina IA TO s, here
today
Although the Tarheels made IL first
downs to.s3 for the GamecOcks,
they were unable to muster the punch
to make them count. :.
Evening star., 1927-10-16
MOTHER OF GRID PLAYER
DIES WATCHING CONTEST

SPOKANE, Wash, October Is P).
Captain Fritz Baier of Great Falls,
Mont, left guard on the Gon1aga
University foot ball team, played
through a large part of the game with
Washington State College here today
ignorant cf the fact that his mother,
a spectator lin the grandstand, had
dropped dead of excitement early in
the contest
Evening star., 1927-10-16
BROOKLANDERS CONQUER
ST. JOHNS OF BROOKLYN
Capture Fourth Straight by Scoring in First and
Third Quarters-Hold Visitors When Their
Goal Line Is Endangered.

and battled his way for Is yards and
what was thought to be another touch
down. Long was out of bounds before
making the catch, however, and the
ball was returned to mid-fleld.
Margoles again passed his team to
the Cardinal S-yard line. but that was
where the march terminated. Foley
kicked out of danger and the game
ended without further scoring.
st. Johns attempted more than 20
passes and only four of them went
astray. Inability of the visitors to
break through the Cardinal line lost
them their only opportunities. while
the winners made their longest gains
at most opportune moments.
Margoles was the outstanding per
former of the contest. His passing
and running was nothing short of
brilliancy. Riardou and Cooper also
flashed at intervals for the visitors.
Foley, Harvey, Schmidt and Murphy
shone for the victors, as did the KICK
ing and defensive play of Tierney.
Lineup and score:
Evening star., 1927-10-16
WIN IN LAST PERIOD.

ST. LOUIS. October Is IRl. --
University of Missouri Tigers held
seoreless until the third period. opened
up brilliant charging attack against
Washington University here today
aud won. Is TO 0.
Evening star., 1927-10-16
cnrs ny reriOGS
Washington College
ct ,Inhre
VANDERBILT IS BEATEN
BY TEXAS u. 13 TO 6

DALLAS. Tex. October Is CP).-An
aerial attack that netted two touch
GOWNS in the first period gave Texas
/ University a 13-to-6 victory over Van
tierbiit. In bitter football game before
s. crowd of J. 400 here today.
Evening star., 1927-10-16
Lineup and Summary.

TouchdOwn-Stehman.
Suhsttutiors: Rutgers-Gresnberg tor Gar
rett Fox for Kearney Frazer for Fox Digney
for Frazer. Flackbarth for Greenberg. Kesr-
ney for Foy. Frazer for DiRney Ihler for
Lorenz. Roberts for Young. Shedelep fer
Preletz, Fox for Kearnev Gortlinier for ROser
George Washington--Carev for Alishouse
Sapp for Viapper. Clapper for Sapp, Sapn for
Clapper.
Referee--w W. elder fwilliamsN. Urr-
pire-L: A. Campbell tCoIEatsl. Head lines
man--W. =. Short Western Marylandl .
Time of periOds--l5 mnntes
Evening star., 1927-10-16
HOPKINS WINS, 20 TO 0.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 15.-Johns
Hopkins triumphed over Haverford
College at Haverford today. 20 to o.
Caplan was the outstanding star. he
registered three touchdowns.
Evening star., 1927-10-16
CITADEL AHEAD, 1910.

CHARLESTON, s. G.. October Is
az. ,).--Spectaculsf play from whistle
! ~ whistle marked the gridiron upset
here today in which the Citadel team
,zanquished Oglethorpe, 19 to 0.
Evening star., 1927-10-16
Line.Up and Summary.

TOuchdOwns: Marines--DunCan. Levey.
shapley William and Mary--Davis and
Meister. Points after ouchdown--Shapiey
t3 from DacementD. Davis tdrop kick :
Meistar fdrop kick
snbstitutions; Marines-PhilliDs for. viii.
iams Grove for Cobb. Brougher for Zuber.
Gotk0 for Woods Mcdonald for Levinsky
Lcvins<y for Zuber. Daily for l.epey. Dun;
can for Gotke william and Mary--Nofal
for payson Macon for Mozeleslvi Meister
for Darden, Darden for Bauserman. Wolrath
for NOfal.
Referee-Mr. Kroger ". M. t.. Umpire
Mr.. Cummings Boston,. Head 1inesman--
Mr. Hester IF aud MI Field iudGe--Mr.
Gafney tBostonb.
Evening star., 1927-10-16
COLONIALS FLASH STRONG
ATTACK AND UPSET DOPE
Stehman, Lopeman and Capper Exhibit Fast Often
sive Work Behind Heavy Line-Sanders' Excel
lent Punting Also is a Factor.

They were. however. not to be de-
MED touchdown for it took them but
two minutes at the beginning of the
third period to make the score. Pre-
letz kicked off to I4opeman, who ran
the pigskin back As yards before he
was stopped on. Rutgers 42-yard line
by ROsen. Clapper crashed through
center for Is yards with Stehman add
ing 10 more on the same play. He
then raced the remaining distance for
the score. Stehman failed to kick the
ensuing goal.
Rutgers launched a threatening
aerial attack in the final period, but
just az a. score looned up. Lopeman
intercepted Roberts pass on his own
20-yard mark and raced 40 yards be-
fore Rosen downed him 10 yards from
the Rutgers goal.
Evening star., 1927-10-16

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Eastern Power Boat Club
and Corinthian Yacht club will meet
November and in regular session
when next seasons plans will be
mapped. Officers will he elected by
Eastern Power Boat Club and nomi-
mated by Corinthian Club for election
in December.
Old Dominion Boat Club holds its
next meeting November 2, Capital
Yacht Club assemblies on the Sth.
and Washington Yacht Club on the
14th.
Construction OF q 24,foot V-bottom
single cockpit runabout for John st.
Petrie has been completed by Capital
Boat Works which also has prac.
tically completed a a27-foot cruiser for
Harry Baines.
Contracts have been placed with
the company by j. r.. Smith, r. j..
Youmans and c. f.. Werbeck for three
single cockpit fast runabOuts to be
delivered before Spring.
This company recently has been
appointed local representative for the
Scripps Marine Motor and now has
one of the latest models on display.
Capital Yacht Club will hold it's an.
nual oyster .reast either October 30
or November 9.
Latest additions 10 the Corinthian
Evening star., 1927-10-16
Line.Up and Summary.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. JIemens. shAFlu. a
tika. Dyer Field goaIs-Abhott. Points
after touchdowns--Abbott, Hughes. Dyer.
suostitut,ons. Gallaudet-Zierke for Ho-
right for ReisinEer Enright for Calhoun.
Karlip for Weaver. Hughes for Garrett.
Slaughter for Clemens. Perry for Abbott
Evening star., 1927-10-16

The youngest pitcher in the Ameri
can League is Daniel MacFayden.
age 90. of the Boston Red Sox.
Evening star., 1927-10-16

MinleeOta sFOrInt: T0ucIHIuWHNIL I,,ai,na ,,1. y
aust go Point after toichdoWlI, nu'.rd
cd AmGuist, rA,o,yns- Uaeref
McCrackcn. Point attef toueh""""' ''"'
Refprcp---Mr MaGdisohn lMl"higan I'M
nire-Mr Haynes tYaiel. Fieli luuEf~~
Wr. Morrison tkansast. Head hncSma'--
Mr.. Coffin lC0rEelll.
Evening star., 1927-10-16
Lineup and Summary.

Chicago scoring: TOuchdown-Arders0n
Point after Observation-Disclosures Pur-
due: Scoring touchdown--Harmesou sub
stitute for Caraway1 Referee--Mr. Hack
EFT (Armyb Umpire--Mr. Mumma Army !;
Field iudge--Mr. Morton tMchganl. Head
lincsman---Mr. Huston tParsonsl.
Evening star., 1927-10-16

Latest additions TO the Corinthian
feet include the cruisers Lady Helen,
owned by l. F.. Smith; Playtime, the
property Of A. r. Clark; veremba. q
32.footec, owned by w. A. Eaton, and
Evening star., 1927-10-16

Score ny periods: =
Catholic University ...... Q 0-l3
Tourhdowns-Schmidt Foley. Points
after touchdown---Foley lend rum. Substi-
tutlons: Catholic. University-Hener for
Schmidt Murphy for Hener. Geyer for Zello
McCabe for Ginskey Champa for Harvey
Smythe Tor Champa Donelly for Tierney
Howell for Gerth ST. John's-Vicenten for
Greonherg. Margoles for Cooper. Mahon for
Helmar. Shephard for Risrdon. Sischell 70, for
Gold. Quinn for Sischel. Cantor for Weiss,
Constantine for Bova. Sprung. for Constan'
tino. Lee for Kinsbrauner, Ryan for Sis
Damore for Schrauth. Referee---Mr Towers
lColumbial. Umpire-sMr. Early. tMiamil
Head linesman-Mr. Kelley tHoly Crossl .
Field iudge-Mr Rauher Washington and
LeeD Periods-I5 and 12 minutes.
Evening star., 1927-10-16

Episcopal High School f. to play
Fishburne Military Academy team of
Waynesboro. Va, here Saturday on
HoXton field at $50 o'clock.
Evening star., 1927-10-16

w YITH the best part of this
n season over yacht. clubs of
NV the local group are looking
to next years activities.
Evening star., 1927-10-16
Lineup and summary.

MIChITaU SUNrlng. TOltChUOWHS---hl.I
Gilbert Points after touchdown--Gilbertt ~ .
Referee-Joe Masker tNorthwesternl } um,
nireHM RG RRedEss DartTou'hA A.ad lines fso
nan--J. J.ipp tChicagoi.
Evening star., 1927-10-16

st. Mary's Celtics will hold a basket
ball drill in Lyceum Hall Monday
night at o'clock.