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Evening star., 1927-11-20
Sp.vsal DISPATCH to The STAR.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. November 10.
NJ Xir~ an almost constant stream
NJ yell timed passes with n deceptive
running attack. Coach Curly Byrd s
Old Line foot ba1lcrS fought back up
hill against Vanderbilt here today only
to lose. 80 to 20. under the huge total
Nandy piled up early in the game.
Only in the scoring end did the
Narvlandcrs show to much disad-
vantage, for they made ~ first downs
to the - registered by the Nc
Guginites ana covered Il total Of 331
wards with the foot ball against
Nanderbilts net gains of 412.
Vanderbilt scored before minutes
mad elapsed with her great running
attack. led by the South's AIl-Amer-
lean candidate for quarterback honors,
Bill Spears. and followed that score
up with n second touchdown before the
Marylanders could regain their poiSe.
Starting on her 25-yard line. Nandy
marched the 70 yards across Mary
lands goal line in 10 plays.
Soon after the second kickoff Mary
land was forced to punt and Nandy
started another march. Spears passed
81 yards to CresOn after two penalties.
Spears raced "a yards before he was
to Owen for the second touchdown.
Snyder Runs 11 Yards.
Snyder came near duplicating his
feat against Yale on the third kickoff
when he grabbed the ball and raced
II yards before Spears hauled him
down on Vandy's 12-yard line. After
an exchange of punts. Maryland start
ed her drive from mid-feld and pushed
across the score to make it II to 6.
Spears passed to ArmiStead in mid
field with a 2S-yard heave soon after
tine second quarter opened. and the
latter raced the 80 yards through n
maze of tacklers for Nandy's third
counter.
Soon again thereafter Sharp of
Nandy stopped Maryland drive by
intercepting a pass, and from her own
42-yard line Spears passed again to
Creson for II yards, and the Nandy
end raced 45 more before he was
pulled down. Two plunges and the
fourth touchdown was hatched.
\ little later, when Maryland tried
to kick, Abernathy blocked a punt
from keSSlers toe and CreSon carried
it over for a touchdown.
Maryland started her offensive drive
when Spears was removed after
Nandy's fifth touchdown, and it was
the Old Liners game from that point
forward. Opening the second half
with Tenney replacing Kessler, Mary
land passed just over the line almost
Evening star., 1927-11-20
FlREMEM TO MERGE
IN ALEXANDRIA TEAM

ALEXANDRIA. Va. November 10.
No. 5 Motor Company of the Alex
andria Fire Department has decided to
organize n 150-pound foot ball team to
plav out the remainder of the season.
The No. 5 Motor Company Juniors
will consolidate with the new team.
which is to be managed by Paul ia
cobs. Earl Cornell will coach the grid
men. Douglas Hewitt is captain.
Players who have been signed are
Rcy Blunt. "Hoodles" Elliott. Douglas
Hewitt. Douglas Roland, Leslie Cline,
Cornell, Bob Darnell, Crump, An
ders0n. Allen, Ci.es, Chichester. Sui
livan. Guckert Monk" Cline, +.
Brown, Baber. Dohh, II. Brown. Falk,
Evans. Struder and Raymond Hewitt.
Jacobs may he phoned at Alexan-
dria 311 for games.
ST. Mary's Seniors. champions of
their class in Alexandria, will inau-
surate the new basket ball season
Tuesday night. meeting the Tremon;s
Of Washington, on the Lyceum Hall
court at s. Bob Brenner, Wee"
LYONS. Earl Cronin. Willie Nugent,
Pat Noonan, Meades. Latham, Kid
we'll and Paul Travers will play for
the locals Joe Hamilton, Irish
Kelly and Eilly Travers of last years
team have joined the st. Mary's
CcItics.~
Alexandria Fire Department Props
will meet an old-time rival tomorrow.
when the Marion A, G.. of Washington
appoarS on HaydOn Field at 2:30,
George Mason High School defeated
Fredericksburg (Va) High School II
to o. in dedicating its new Gridiron
and drill field.
Local athletes have expressed
willingness To contribute to the relief
fund being raised to aid tornado sur
ferers in this city. John w. Tulloch
will make the collections from the ath-
letes and also arrange for several ben
'sft games, dances and other events.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
DETROIT TOO MUCH
FOR CAnfIEGiE TECH

BY The Associated Pr"sS.
Carnegie Tech fell before the decep-
tive attack of the University OF De
troits we'll coached foot ball array
TODAY. T. to :. IN the Tartans' final
home game of rather disastrous sea-
son.
Outplayed during n major portion
of the contest. tha Plaid nevertheless
held a 7.6 lead until the fourth quar-
ter. when Maloney, giant fullback for
the visitors, crashed through Carne.
cie's line for a score after Detroit had
flashed a sensational offensive that
carried them so yards in eight plays
The westcrncrs Tailed in the first
reriod on line plunges by Brazil, Con
nell and Maloney, Connell taking the
ball over on IL forward.
Carnegie went ahead in the third
period. Letzelter scoring after drives
through the line and passes through
the air put the bah on the l-yard line.
Letzcltcr Kicked the extra point.
Evening star., 1927-11-20

I M week to determine the Dis
4 trict unlimited champion FOR
the current season, hope to
add victories 10 their records today
at the expense of two other outst2nd-
ing local elevens. Should either suf
fer defeat today. it is probable that
three cornered. race for hOnors will de-
velOp.
Patsy Donovan's Hawks will enter
tain Palace y. G. at American League
Park at O'Clock Joe Ganey's team
made, a surprising showing against
Apaches last week and may give the
District titleholders trouble with their
aerial game.
Frank kearsey. who handles the
Waverly Club eleven, will pit his
charges against Ty Rauber and his
Apache warriors at Union League
Park at o'clock. Waverlys hope to
break into the unlimited title miX-up,
although they are not figured to eX-
tend the Little Indians.
Chevy Chase Bearcats have had a
busy week prepping for the game
with WASHINGTON Marines. scheduled
for Friendship Field this afternoon at
3 O'Clock. Chevy Chase Midgets and
Stanley MidGets will play at 1890
o'clock in preliminary tussle.
To settle the 115.pound champion
ship of Northeast Washington. Col
legians and Coiumbias will play at
o'clock on TidaIA Basin Field this aft
ernoon. Collegans have added some
talent for the contest.
Mount Rainier eleven will open to-
day at o'clock on it's home field with
Meridian. A. c. gridmen as their oppo-
nents. Home players are asked to
report at / o'clock.
RcnrOc \. c. players will meet at
Sixth and r streets northeast today
at l:30 O'Clock to go to Lyon Village.
where they will play Clarendon Lyons
at 3 o'clock.
Harlem 1l5-pOunders will oppose
Ramseys of Baltimore at 2:30 o'clock
this afternoon on Monument Field
No, /.
Peerless and Northern junior elevens
are carded to clash today. Peerless
will journey to Leesburg. Va. on
Thursday TO play the high school
eleven there.
National Props and st. Stephens
elevens will meet today for the George
Philips Cup. Saints won the game last
Fall
AnaCOstia Eagle 1i5-poIfnders will
entertain st. Joseph's gridders on
Fairlawn Field today at 1870 o'clock.
Columbia Heights and Langley 115.
pound teams will meet on Sixteenth
Street Reservoir Field this afternoon
at > o'clock.
Linw0rth and Kennedy 115-pound
elevens will battle on Tidal Basin
Field this afternoon.
Senator \. G. and Colony gridders
will clash on Reservoir Field at ]
o'clock this afternoon.
Wcsternettcs and Army Mats played
Evening star., 1927-11-20
NORMAN AND HARRELL
LOW IN GOLF TOURNEY

X. ii Worman and r. 7. Harrell
counting eight, won low gross score
in the best ball competition for two
prizes offered by John |. Power yes
tcrday at the Washington Golf and
Country Club.
DR.. r. j. Rice and DR.. James 7.
McClenahan tied for low net score at
GS with +. r. Elmore and O. j.. Neer-
hoff. The formers best ball was 81
1863 and the latters S5-l7-6S.
Charles H. Doing. ir., and John ].
Power. with best bali of /, had sec
ond low gross scora.
Evening star., 1927-11-20

"A TEW YORK. November IL
N Georgetown point hungry
VI foot ball team defeated Ford
A ' ham, 3S f0 @. today nj the
Polo Grounds, scored by every
met hod known to the modern game.
Fordham was far too weak to make
n contest of the Georgetown game,
the climax Of the Maroon schedule.
A wavpring line. Il h1ckiield with only
one promising performer, Johnny
Gripp. and repeated errors aided III
the triumph Of The Georgetown eleven
Georgetown can now point to eight
victories. with only Il 19-to6 defeat at
the hands Of Syracuse to annoy its
nrite. A total of 377 points were
scored through the season by this
Georgetown eleven. which probably
has seen more enemy goal lines than
any other team in the country. Only
81 points were scored against the Blue
and Gray.
Full Power Not Shown.
Yet, somehow. the feeling persists
that Georgetown did not get all that
was coming TO it today. The power
was there, obviously. A versatile at
tack, with an engaging variety Of
passes. made part of Georgetown's
repertoire. The punting was superb.
There was n measure of Ecneralship.
Georgetown's reaction to really
severe test would have made inter
esting foot ball For long stretches
against the unhappy Fordham team,
Georgetown did not have to extend
itself In the second period. for in
stance, Georgetown did not get
single first down. That's hardly
foot ball, worthy Of the great scoring
juggernaut of the year.
AS a result. the contest today gave
a small group of shiverinG specta-
Evening star., 1927-11-20
MANY HOOSIERS PLAY
AS DRAKE Is BEATEN
re- tho Associo,ed press

By the Associated Press.
DIES MONIES, Iowa, November
19.-knute Rockne and Notre Dame
added another game to their string of
victories here today, defeating a scrap
ping but ineffective Drake University
team, 81 to O..
Five Notre Dame touchdowns were
scored with little difference as to
whether shock troops, third string or
regulars played.
Rockne kept his regulars out of
action until the first half was almost
over and the Drake goal had been
crossed three times. They made one
touchdown on a pass from Riley to
Dahman but the start of the final
period saw the lesser lights returning
to action.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated ffc$S.
A NNAPOLIS, Md. November 10.
" --Loyola gridders offered moth
n ing more than scrimmage
\ practice for the fast Navy
team, which won by a score of
33 to without disclosing any tricks
that will be used against Army next
Saturday.
Only at the opening Of the game
did Loyola live up to expectations
when, after q series of spectacular
passes, they pushed to the Navys
3.vard line. Though held for three
downs. Enright finally pushed the bail
over the Navy line for the Jesults
only score.
Navy soon got going and, a few
minutes after the Loyola score. Cliff
ton hit the line to tie the count and
a successful placement kick gave the
MiddSes point lead. This was soon
followed by Lloyd adding another
seven points to the Nays score.
Early in the second period Lloyd
galloped around right end for the
third touchdown for the Navy.
At this point, Coach Bill Ingram
substituted his entire second team
which played for the rest of the game.
BY line plunges and end runs, Bauer
and Coffman scored the last two
touchdowns.
Hughes, substitute center for the
Navy. received a broken leg in the
game, and Parrish, a substitute back,
is believed to have sustained a broken
collar bone.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
GEORGETOWN out 0rba in Final Game Maryland Loses Thriller
College Foot Ball Results

lebanon Valley, s; Albright, 6.
Penn VI. C., 80; ,,Iiniata, Z.
villa Nova, 30; Canisius, :.
Naval Academy Piebc, 81; Culver Mil
iiary Academy, o.
Episc0rai Academy Plladelphial, II;
81 Paul. 6.
Bethany. :: Mayneshurs, 0.
Geneva, 61; T'hicl, 6.
Coe. II; Beloit, o.
MIDWEST.
Chicago, II; Wisconsin,. 3.
Ilinois, Il; Ohio State, 0.
| Purdue. 2l: Indiana, 6.
Northwestern, u: Iowa. o.
, Minnesota, 13: Michigan, l..
Michigan state, -; Butler. o.. w.,
Metre Dame. 80: DRAKE, 0.
Kansas, Il: Missouri, z.
Nebraska, 33: Kansas A.gics, 0.
Crcichton, 20; ~. Louis L., 8.
Mt. Union, 6; O5erlin, 6.
Cornell, Z: Carleton, o.
Wabash, -: Dcpauw, !.
Hanover, IL: Rose Poly, 6.
Wooster. l3: AlsrGn, 6.
Iowa STATE, II; Grinnpil, o..
Carroll, rs; Lake Forest, s.
Es3tIOf. ~, 1.dSNSii NASliiaitbt, IT.
Illinois College. I: Illinois Wesleyan, 6.
Illinois Normal. 18; Mt. Morris, 6.
FAR WEST.>
Montana, 6: Montana State. o.
BRIGHAM Young. So; Colorado Mines, 10.
Colorado College, 20; Colorado Teach
erS, q.
Colorado Aggics. 80: Colorado. 7.
Oklahoma Aegics, l3; Oklahoma Uni
Versity, :.
Wyoming, %; MOntezuma, o.
PACIFIC COAST.
Stanford, II: California. 6.
Southern California, -; Washington
State, o.
Idaho, ~: Oregon Aggies, Z.
Gonxaga, 81: Nevada, 6.
California Tech. 6: Whittier. 8.
Arizona, 16; L. of California, IL.
Pomona. IA; Occidental, :.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
DUNBAR ARMSTRONG
GRID TILT TOMORROW

Dunbar and Armstrong colored
high school foot ball teams will meet
in their annual game tomorrow after,
noon at 315 O'Clock at Howard Sta
dunn. It will be the twentieth con-
secutive yearly meeting Of the two
schools on the gridiron.
Edgar Westmoreland and Charles j..
Pinderhughes. both former stars at
Howard University, coaches Of Arm
strong and Dunbar. respectively, are
equally confident Of success.
Students and graduates of the two
schools are expected to turn out in
large numbers for the biggest game Of
the colored scholastic foot ball season
| here.
Evening star., 1927-11-20

Michigans second defeat of the sea-
son dropped the Wolverines to thiEd
place.
Chicago pulled through even, in one
of the heaviest schedules ever seen in
the Big Ten.
Purdue also broke even on confer
ence games and brought back bril-
liant victory from Harvard.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
Line-Up and Summary.
EASTERN HIGH BEATEN
BY ST. JOHNS SCRUBS

ANNAPOLIS. Md, November 10
Squad r, the hard-working scrubs of
st. Johns College, seized upon it's one
chance for foot hall glory by defeating
Eastern High School of Washington
here TODAY, l. to Z.
The locals scored two touchdowns
in the second quarter, Rockefeller
rcelng off the first by means of a 60
ward run around IIastcrn's left end.
Mitchell hit the line for Is yards for
the final touchdown
Tho visitors scored in the third
quarter on pass from Smith to
Reeves. after they had carried the
ball fhree-quarters of the length of
the field on Il brilliant series of passes.
Hopkins added point with drop
kicked goal
Evening star., 1927-11-20
W00DBERRY FOREST
DEFEATS EPISCOPAL

ALEXANDRIA, Va. November 10.
--LoosinS terrific rushing attack
in the third period before which the
Episcopal defense crumbled, Wood
berry Forest crushed it's old rival in
their annual foot bail game here
this afternoon. 33 to Z.
Episcopal tool; the lead in the Sec
ond quarter when the locals counted
their lane touchdown. but the visitors
scored three tallies in the third period
and added two more in the final
quarter.
Nelson intercepted an alien for
ward pass and ran % yards through
tho whole visiting eleven to cross the
Wocdbcrry Forest goal line a pass.
Nelson to Bryant. nettcd the extra
point.
All tho WoodhcrTy Forest hackncld
collaborated in the hig drive of the
team no player counting more than
one touchdown
s,.x
Evening star., 1927-11-20
IDAHO. BY LATE SCORE,
DOWNS OREGON STATE

PORTLAND. Greg, November 10
P).-Crashing over the winning
touchdown in the last five minutes of
play. Idaho defeated Oregon state.
II to Z, today and stayed in the race
With stanford and Southern California
Tor championship hOnors Of the Pacific
Coast Foot Ball Conference.
TIE game was bitterly fought.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
Navy and Army Elevens Score
la Tuning Up for Their Game
r. fln Acanninin1 nrnsc

BY tho Associated Press.
w VEST POINT, y. Y, Novem-
w Ben ss sn s5 ;5s !? .. s + r. Sc:
day by n score of 13 TO 0.
The visitors played Army's reserve
eleven, which started the game to an
even contest during the first period.
At the opening of the second quar-
ter the Army coaches put in their var
sity team and scored cDne touchdown
The same aggregation, however. was
set back by a determined stand which
Ursinus made on its 1-yard line in
this quarter. The Cadets surrendered
the ball at this point and Meyer
punted out of danger.
In the second period Army scored
again through fine work of Draper,
who in three plays, went successfully
for 22-yard, 12-yard and t0yard gains
from the Trsinus 45-yard line. Draper
finally went over for the second touch
down. Ursinus never threatened
Armys goal line.
Meyers fine aH-round work and Err
gods performance at end. featured
in the visitors play. Piper and Draper
starred for Army.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
NEBRASKA OvERPOWERS
KANSAS EGG!E ELEVEN

MANHATTAN, Kan, November
10 F). 49, NcbraaEa's Cornhuskers'
starting slowly. rolled over the Kan
aas Acgies this afternoon for a 33-to-n
victory before a Homecoming crowd
Of 5000.
Held to one touchdown in the first
half, the I1uskers found their stride
IN the third period and the tiring,
crippled Az. .es had to yield.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
Lineup.
LOYOLA, NEW ORLEANS,
WINS SCORING BATTLE

NEW ORLEANS, November 10 H).
"A scoring duel between two hard
hitting backfield men aided in 10 to
Il victory for Loyoia Of New Orleans
over Loyola of Chicago here today.
Bidee, right halfbaCk, scored twice
and Maitland. fullhaCk, once for the
New orleans team, while LaWlcss, full
back, went over for Chicago's two
counters.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
HOLTON ARMS WINS
AT HOCKEY EASILY

Holton Arms fair hockey players
opened their season in impressive
style yesterday by humbling American
University. II to 0, on the Ellipse.
Led by Miss Jessie Rollins, left in
side. who registered five goals, the
winners outclassed the university
girls from the outset, scoring four
tallies in the first half and seven in
the second. Miss Marian Wells got
three goals. Miss Bette Peele two
and Miss Elizabeth Breckinridge one.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
AmEs BESTs GRINNELL.

AMES. Iowa, November 10 P).-
After battling on even terms in the
initial Deriod of the Iowa State Col
lege-Grinnen College foot ball game
here today, Ames, encouraged by Il
Cjft of . points resulting from a iuIn'
lie ana safety. started an offense at
tack wir.ch brought two iou"hdo"ns
IN the remaining period to win, IL
Evening star., 1927-11-20
BRISK BRUSHES ARE DUE
TODAY ON SANDLOT CRADS

most assured Of the title. Friendship
players will drill today at 1880 o'clock
on Virginia avenue Fairgrounds.
National Props and Mercury Juniors
will meet in a battle for third place,
while Brooklands and Linwortfs will
decide which Will move upward in the
race.
Today's schedules and team stand
Evening star., 1927-11-20
LATE PASSES WIN GAME.

PHILADELPHIA November 10 t4').
"A brilliant forward pass attack in
the last period gave the Frankfnrd
yellow Jackets n l. to s victory over
the Chicago Cardinals in their nation.
al professional league foot ball game
here today.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
WESTERN CONFERENCE
FINAL GRID STANDING

CHICAGO, November ~ R).-The
final Western Conference standing for
the 1927 season. including only scores
of Big Ten games, follows:
Evening star., 1927-11-20
MOHAWKS AND APACHES
TO FACE STRONG TEAMS

TO scoreleSs tie yesterday. Legg,
SOrrell and Haring starred for the
Mats, while Enatt, Harrison and Shinn
led the other team.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
G. w. GIRL HOCKEYISTS
BEATEN BY SWARTHMORE

sWARTHMORE. Pa, November -:
-Swarthmore College goods 1leid
hockey team swamped the George
Washington girls here this morning
il 10 0.
The Southren lassies had never bceh
defeated in intercnllegiate competition
before and are holders Of the South
Atlantic championship.
Evening star., 1927-11-20

VHIHtS.l
wintors vs.. Scat Pleasant at Maryland
Park. 3 o'clock
Northefns VS.. Southern Preps. at Wash
ington Barracks. ) o'clock.
Mardfeldts vs.. st. Stephens. at Mount
Rainier. ) o'clock.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
NAVY PLEBES END THEIR
SEASON WITH A $40 WIN

ANNAPOLIS, Md, November 10
Navy Plebes finished their foot bail
season by winning from Culver School
here today, "a TO 0. scoring touch
downs in every quarter but the third.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
I,ine.Jp and Summary.

Score ny periods;
Lafayette ....... j 13 o TT"
Iehigh ............
Touchdowns-Bufnett. Guest t2l Pur-
soil tsub for Gueste Hanlon. shellenberEer
1.uh for ChimortD. Q Reilly tsuo Tor " ~
SOM Point after t"uchdown-1uesI 's''ih
Refercc-Ed THORPE lLa p ,onn, sa,e,. HEAD Ia
i,nasrnan-C G Eckles w. j.. Fleh
judge-Tom Taggart tRochestcr).
Time of pcriods-l5 mihutes'
Evening star., 1927-11-20
EIILLTOPPERS HAVE IT EASY
IN DOWNING MAROONS, $50
Dllsc and Gray Scores by Every Method Known to
the Game Against Weak Foe and Runs Its
Total Points for Season TO :27z.

tors, less than 5000. few thrills.
GEORGETOWN did not have to show
ANYTHING and nearly all that Ford
/ ham showed was indifferent foot ball
or worse.
Many Penalties inflicted.
To make matters worse there were
so many penalties of various sorts
that the game dragged until long
after the sun went down. which made
it II pretty chilly afternoon. with few
compensations. In the third quarter
there were three successive penalties
of fifteen yards each, back and forth.
so that NEST Of the advances seemed
to be made by the officials.
GEORGETOWN followed Il winning
principle i'll allowing Fordham to
handle the ball as much as possible.
thereby making the maximum num-
bcr of mistakes.
Line-Up and Summary.
Fordham TO-. Positions: Georsetq}wn a3Sli
Kloppenburg Left end. PROVINCIAL
Feaster .......Lcft tacle.. ....-... Saur
Bruce Lett saara. g r,r,bv ar[pH
S5Icflala Hciorn .RSht fSSfGF guard. tofdovano
Smlth ....... Right Jackie. Mooney
4ndi,cv nish 6arternscs 6S1t r@g H9nneT@n
Grln2 Lett hatfhach NcI"an c"an
OtDnnDr EIgnt h1Iiflafk... ~ I~,hl
Bant ......... Fulback ......... ,Huuak
Score by periods:
GeoFs@town t;c,,rs t, ......,.. 8 : Do d 3
Observation-Disclosures Provincial, Nc
Lean Hudak and DNyer. Points after touch
doWn-Hudak and Dwycr Mooney tJ).
Goals from the feld--Nooney.
SupstitutiOns: Gcorgetown-McCabe. Tor
Hannt gan, Liston for Carroll, DWyer t2f Me
Caha Nosko for Cordovano. Fordhar---
Mann,ns for Smith, Politis for Kloppcnburg.
hut"hiDgs, for Wash. ;, lc...,,,,.o, r-.,-
rirq-k W Pahner (C0ihvl Llnesman-
" H. MaginneS tLehighl. Field judge
E. F. Sherlock tIE3ryardl.