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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-19
Hennessey, ''Jinx'' to French,
Is Likely Davis Cup Player

Hennessey seems to possess the
same faculty, one that will be quite
useful if the United States is able to
reach the challenge round at Paris
next July. The Indianapolis stars
sensational victory over Jean Borotra
in the 1924 national championships is
still remembered. Last September he
disposed of Henri Cochet, the VIM
hledon title holder, at Forest Hills.
Earlier. in the rational doubles tour
nament at Boston, Hennessey com
bined forces with Luke Williams of
Chicago to trim Borotra and Lacoste
NJ Pierre Gillou, the French cap
tain, regards Hennessey as one of the
strongest of the younger American
players.
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BY the Associated Press.

YOHN HENNESSEY, referred to
by the captain of the victorious
French Davis cup team as THE
~ rugged lad from Indianapolis
is likely to be one of the first
rank candidates for the team which
America will assemble next year to
challenge for the famous tennis tro-
phy, now resting in Paris.
Smiling john" if his past seasons
record Is an indication, is ready to
take up the particular task of bat
thing the French where Little Bill"
Johnston left off. Until his sharp de-
cline in form this year, Johnston never
had lost a singles match to French
opponent He was their special link.
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INDIVIDUAL RECORDS.

Revisors No. Palmer 90: Tolson. 90:
McKaT' sS - Re dsRf u ss. townsend '0'
Checkers1-Howder lO2;: Borkley, 81; All
wine. 81: l. Day. 95: Kelley, 90.
Donald. Of: Calvert. "a: Amick., 93 Bres
nahan 81; Tucker, 81: Burkhoideg, go:
90 w. p Bennett "a Pinkstaff. 90; Keller
92 Bowman. sc: Waters. go.
Bushong. o3;, Nygaard. o3; Ardinrer. 90
~ Correction Accounts--L. PAYNE. 81: WelcN
06: Owens. n3 Ross so: Huff. 80: Potter
SO: Carper. SO: Buell. So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-19
S. R. DUCkPIN LEAGUE
TITLE RACE TIGHTENS

Competition for first place in the
Southern Railway Mems Bowling
League is much keener since last
weeks matches when Revisors No.
crawled out of last place by bagging
three games from Revisors No. and
pulling the leaders back to only a
three game advantage over the second
position Checkers.
Figures of the circuit follow:
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Cadets Hold Advantage.

This is not meant as a criticism.
as it IS perfectly natural that an
Army officer would like to see fine
athlete, qualified in other ways, enter
the Military Academy. and there is
no reason why he should not suggest
it to him and advise him on the way
he can secure an appointment.
However "a situation is created
which is the extreme example of the
condition which used to he generally
prevalent and which made it neces-
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the circuit follow;
LEAGUE RECORDS.

High team game-Checkers $50.
High team stockholders, l $40.
=. High Individual game-Palmer (Revisors
No. II. 141
High individual set-Palmer {Revisors No,
100. 1''-''' w '7''
High spares-Paln,er (Revisors No ! IS
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BY the Associated Press.
~ HTCAGO, December 10
Two new coaches and the
return of many of last
~ years stars enliven the
Western Conference basket
ball season, now moving through
the practice schedule in preparation
for the opening Big Ten games
starting January Z.
Dave Macmillan. former coach of
the University of Idaho, where he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-19
DURAY TAKES AUTO RACE.

LOS ANGELES. December 10 up.
Leon Duray. French speed ace, cap
tured the feature event of yesterday
dirt-track races on the Ascot course
by negotiating the so laps of the
five-eighths of a mile course at an
average speed of 10 miles an hour.
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TYP0THETAE LEAGUE.
Ta,.~. Gko.sl.,,~

61a
High team set-Fellowship Forum. 625.
High individual game-B. Lppold Rams
dell. 1877.
High individual set-Morrison, Judd &
Detweiler. 3sS
Most spares-Cole. Lew Thayer 95.
Most stIikes-Beatty. Fellowship Forum
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-19

A NNABOIIS, december l5.---F etIl-
" ure of the other colleges which
II meet the Military Academy to
! a make any protest against the
latter'S unlimited use of play
ers from other colleges, is admittedly
fact which makes the stand of the
Naval Academy more difficult to main
tain.
Still. the Naval Academy maintains
that there is no reason why the service
schools should have any other rule
than their opponents in this matter,
and that as the special rival of the
Military Academy it is reasonable that
it should be the institution to insist
upon equality in this matter.
Navy people do not see in the en-
trance requirements and standards of
study at the service school any spe-
cial argument for the unlimited use of
experienced athletes, contrary to the
rule prevailing in other institutions.
1t is pointed out that all important
colleges and universities have en-
trance requirements and scholastic
standards, and there is no special diff
ference between them and the service
schools and no reason for different ath-
letic relations.
The service academies, particularly
the Military Academy, owing to it's
higher age limit for admission ana the
distribution of it's graduates are in
position to maintain the evils which
existed in college circles until over
come by the freshman and threeyear
rules, to a very great degree.
West Point Stands Alone.
As matter of fact, the Military
Academy is not only at present the
only important collegiate institution
which uses transfer athletes to any
extent. but it does so to greater de-
gree thany any college ever has in this
country. This alone, it is held, shows
the necessity of the passage of the
three-year rule.
1t is also felt that there is little
force in the argument athletic youths
cannot be sent to the service acad
emies, with expenses paid by rich
alumni or other interested persons, as
has been the case among colleges be-
fore the passage of eligibility rules.
IT is pointed out that youth who
enters a service academy receives
salary from the Government all
through his course and is prepared
for a profession without any expense
to himself.
The Army officers who are distrib-
uted as instructors at the colleges and
junior schools all over the country
are in a position to turn the minds
Of students who may be athletically
inclined toward West Point in a way
that no college has ever had at it's
disposal.
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AN READY, anchor man of
4 the fast travelling Interbu-
\ reaus in the Aggie League, is
constant source of discour-

agement to the hardworking
members of the circuit because he
does not believe in practice, does not
do any and still boasts an average of
1O9 for 80 games. To cap the climax,
he showed up the other night after a
two-week vacation and proceeded to
register the highest set of the year,
413, with high game of 1853.
However, those who still believe in
the theory that practice makes perfect
can point out in support of their
theory the work of Charley Roarinsl
Lyons, who just now is leading the
league with a mark of ia for 80
games.
Charley makes it a rule never to pass
an alley without stopping in to shoot
at least few games. He usually car
ries a duckpin ball and set of pins in
his overcoat pocket for practice at odd
moments on the street cars and else
where. The scouts. by the way, al
ready have marked him for the big
leagues.
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AHEPA LEAGUE.
Team STANDING
Individual averages-Mantzour

High individual averages-Mantzourls.
Ills.
High individual game-Spiridopoulos 1888
High individual set-Mantzouris. 367.
High spares-MantzOuris 76.
High strikes-MantZouris ~
High fiat score-PIacoss sandssC Christopher.
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WITH THE BOWLERS

Northeast Temple easily trimmed Vir-
ginia Markets three games. Mabel
Kellogg rolled 101 for Market in the
second tilt.
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INTERBUREAU LEAGUE.

High team set--Interbureaus 6S3.
High team game-Interbureaus 607.
High individual set-Ready. Alb.
High individual game-Ready. 1873
High game for week-Cooper. 141.
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AS RELEASE HAsSLER.

PHILADELPHIA. December 10
P).-Joe Hassler. shortstOp, has been
released by the Philadelphia Athletics
on option to the Toledo club of the
American Association.
From 1876 to 1889, inclusive. Yale
never lost to Harvard at foot ball.
Tennis threatens to pass cricket In
in New Zealand.
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ARMY NEEDS LAW,
ANNAPOLIS HOLDS
Can't Except West Point, Is
View of Those Backing
Three-Year Rule.

A NNAPOLIS, December 19.-Fail-
~ ure of the other colleges which
II meet the Military Academy to
\ make any protest against the
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Evening star., 1927-10-22

More than 200, 900 pilgrims and wor
shipers from all parts of this country
and many foreign lands visited Wash
ington Cathedral last year, according
to an estimate made yesterday by
Rev Robert Lee Lewis, curator OF
the Cathedral. Indications were, he
continued. that this record would be
exceeded in 1927-192S and that nearly
800 900 persons would visit the Ca
thedral under actual construction
and inspect the religious landmarks
and historic objects in the Cathedral
Close.
Among the pilgrims are many dele
cations from conventions and other
gatherings in the Capital City. Spe-
cial arrangements are made to guide
them through the Cathedral grounds.
Last week 400 students from National
Park Seminary and a group of stu
dents from the Germantown, Pa,
High School were among those who
visited the Cathedral. One hundred
and fifty members of the Mount Pleas
ant Congregational Church, under the
leadership of Rev. Moses Lowell, made
a pilgrimage to Mount St. Alban a
few days ago, and Rev. DIR. Anson
Phelps Stokes, canon of Washington
Cathedral. addressed them briefly in
Bethlehem Chapel.
At the Thirty-siXth Continental Con-
gress of the d. A. X. more than 1,200
of the delegates. headed by Mrs. AL
fred j. Brosseau, president general,
and her national board of manage
ment visited the Cathedral. Bishop
Freeman spoke to them in Bethlehem
Chapel.
Right Rev. Nicho1ai Velimirsvitch
Evening star., 1927-10-22
BRETHREN PASTOR
IS RETURNED HERE
DR.. Simpson B. Daugherty
Now on Third Year of
Service in Capital.

Rev. DR. Simpson B. Daugherty
was returned by the Pennsylvania
Conference of the United Brethren
Church, in annual session last week
at York, Pa, to the pastorate of the
Memorial Church of the United Breth-
rem in Christ in Washington. He be.
gan his third year in this church
last Sunday.
The pastor will be rendered a re.
ception next Tuesday evening, to
which the public is invited, given in
the church. at North Capitol and r
streets, under the auspices of the
FultZ Bible class. of which he is the
teacher. The Fultz Bible class is
named after DR.. Charles f. Fultz. who
was for a long period it's teacher
and pastor. The Reed class of young
ladies'. Mrs. Frank B. Reed. teacher,
will have charge of the refreshments.
To the conference. which was held
last week. Calvin S. Hardy went as
delegate. Roscoe Fl. Brane as alter
nate. and Mr.. and Mrs. Will w. Spies,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Raymond Zepp, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank N. Jarvis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles l.. Mendel. Mrs. Charles
w. Hurdle, Mrs. A. Il. Thorson, Miss
Carrie M. Davis, Mrs. Simpson b.
Daugherty, wife of the minister: Mrs.
Daugherty, mother of the minister;
Mrs. Charles f. Fultz and Mrs. Sher-
man w. Lott as visitors.
Harry G. Kimball and Frank NJ
Roller, who were honored in Scottish
Rite circles this week, are members
of the Fultz Bible class and are re-
ceiving congratulations from the mem
bers. Mr.. Kimball is planning a min
Strel feature for a dinner to be given
by the class in the Fall.
Evening star., 1927-10-22
More Than 100000 Visit Cathedral
During Year, Curator $ Figures Show

I Bishop of Ohrida Serbia, visited the
Cathedral Monday and was taken over
the construction work by Very Rev.
G. G. F. Bratenahl, Dean of Washing
ton. Bishop Nicholai, who had visited
the Cathedral 10 years ago, said 1t had
made great progress in that time and
highly praised the work.
The Cathedral authorities have eX-
tended invitations to the citizens of
Washington, organizations, womens s
clubs and societies. Sunday schools
and other groups to visit the Wash
ington Cathedral any week day from >
an. until sunset. The Sunday serv-
ices in Bethlehem Chapel are open to
all to the capacity of the chapel, but
no tours of the Cathedral construction
are made on the Sabbath day.
Three hundred and sixty thousand
Christmas cards are being distributed
hv Washington Cathedral. which will
convey the spirit of the great festival
better than the ordinary commercial
card. A set of IL cards of the master
pieces Of art relating to Christmas
have been assembled. and with appro-
pirate verses from hymns or poems
relating to Christ's birthday have been
given the Cathedral imprint for dis,
trbution.
This work is also being carried on
by the curator's office. The General
Federation of Women's Clubs and the
Federal Council of Churches of Christ
recently passed resolutions indorsing
the movement to produce a better
type of Christmas card, and 1t was
because of the general sentiment in
this direction that Washington Cathe-
dral undertook the issuance of the
special set of Christmas cards.