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Evening star., 1927-11-16
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CTANFORD UNIVERSITY. Calf.
November 1e.--California and
Stanford meet Saturday in the
- traditional big game of the
Pacific Coast on terms most
nearly even since 1923, considering
man power alone.
Stanfords slight edge in reserve
strength with three teams against
CALIFORNIA; two-deep aggregation is
balanced by the latter's greater mum.
ber of individual stars.
'Biff' Hoffman, Stanford's plung.
ing fullback, has worthy peer this
season in Frank Wilton, new
Cardinal star. Hal McCreery, center
and captain, rs the third shining light
of Stanford.
California has Benny LON. a 1927
triple-threat find. topping a backfeld
list which includes Ralph Dougery
Speed Newman and Lee Eisan, all
newly developed.
In the line the Golden Bears have
a tower of strength in James
Dougery, veteran end, and brother OF
Ralph. and Irving Phillips, who
guards the other flank position. Fritz
Coltrin, captain and tackle, rounds
out the galaxy of California stars.
The November 10 clash between the
Evening star., 1927-11-16
Kanawha Basketers Will Play
! For Jewish Community Center

Kanawha basket ball team, formerly
the Y. NJ. II. A. quint, will represent
Jewish Community Center in several
leagues this season, bearing the name
Of the center. Players will meet to.
night at o'clock at the center on
Sixteenth street.
This team boasts one of the most
enviable records In local circles, hay.
ing won more than 800 games in the
seven years OF it's existence, losing
but ~ during that period. 1t took 72
victories in one season and scored 3
wins In single night.
Most OF the regulars present are
former scholastic stars. Capt. Cohen
Is q former Hyattsville High player
and one ef the best ever turned out
at the Prince Georges County school.
Iaefsky. clever guard, was a former
Business High star and captain. Tash,
the versatile center, was an all.high
selection, while at Central. Chatlen,
another guard, was a member Of Cen.
trails Penn tournament championship
five. Other members of the team are
Abramson. Olgus, De Boskey, Gold.
blatt, former Tech center; Sykes,
Keren, Brodsky, Sklar and II. New.
man.
Jim Mcnamara, Dewitt Prep coach
and athletic director at Jewish Com.
munity Center, is coaching the team
this season. Charles Newman. who
managed and coached the five last
Winter. Swill play this season.
Additional candidates will be &C.
cepted tonight. Uniforms will be H.
sued.
Arrow basketers will replace ST.
afary's Celtics in the opening game
Of Tri.City Basket Ball League at the
Arcadia on Sunday night. Warwick
Collegians, another formidable quint,
will oppose Arrows.
Evening star., 1927-11-16
ALEXANDRIA, CELTS
OUT OF FLOOR LOOP

ALEXANDRIA, Va. November 16.
a meeting in Lyceum Hall decided to
Ball League because of the heavy OK
nense of playing all its games at the
Arcadia Auditorium in Washington
without any remuneration. Manag
Charles Corbett has notified the league
heads to that effect.
Old Dominion Boat Club basket ball
team will work out in the Epiphany
Church gymnasium in Washington to-
night.
"Dibby" Simpson, tackle. will he un-
able to take his place in the Virginia
A. G. lineup when the locals play the
Palace A. G.. of Washington here Sun
day afternoon. Simpson is suffering
from two broken ribs and broken col
lar bone.
Alexandria Fire Department Props
would like to arrange games with fast
! 135-pound foot ball teams of Washing
ton and vicinity. Manager Billy Pad
gett is booking at Alexandria IVA.
Alexandria High School will play
Swavely Preparatory School eleven at
Manassas Saturday.
Rector Green was named manager
of the Alexandria High School boys
basket ball team yesterday at meet
ing of the Athletic Coun-l. Ada
Hicks was named to manage the girls
SeXtet.
Evening star., 1927-11-16
HORWEEN RETAINED
AS HARVARD COACH
NJ the Associated Press.

ny the Associated Press.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, November 16.
Arnold Horween. Harvard's head
coach OF foot ball, has another year in
which to make good, and news of his
reappointment served today to inspire
the Harvard team to fresh heights in
Its preparation for Saturdays classic
with Yale.
Horween, despite his not particu.
lariy outstanding record at Harvard,
has been popular with his men, a stu.
alton not enjoyed by all OF his prede.
cessors. and the squad welcomed the
announcement of William j. Bingham.
director of athletics, that the Chicago
man would be back at the helm in
1928.
Bingham's definite pronouncement
aet at rest newspaper speculation con.
cerning Horween's status at the end
Of the present season.
The athletic director reiterated his
previously expressed confidence in his
coach and his known view that 1t
takes matter of years for a foot ball
mentor to become established.
Last year Harvard lost ave out OF
eight games, including the all-impor.
tant Yale contest, while this year, in
the face of a much sitter schedule, but
with the assistance of better material,
1t has won four and lost three.
Evening star., 1927-11-16

French's basket bali players will
meet at Eighth and H streets north
east tonight to Journey to Mclean,
Va, whore they will oppose team
representing that town.
Park View tossers will play Army
Medical Center team at 1880 o'clock
tonight at Walter Reed Hospital
Bonds Whirlwinds will oppose Park
View Friday night at 8:45 o'clock at
MacFarland Junior High gym.
National Circle courtmen will meet
tonight at the home of Manager Will.
lie Andrews. 800 Fourth street north
east, at 1880 o'clock. Andrews has
been grooming his squad for several
weeks.
Sioux A. C. players will drill to-
night at Hine Junior High gym at 3
o'clock. Additional candidates will be
welcomed. Call Atlantic 2614 for
games.
Northern 115.pound courtmen, who
defeated Atlantics. IS to IL, will meet
lightning A. G. five tomorrow night
at Wilson Normal School. Lightning
"A. e.. manager is requested to call
Adams ZOE after 6 o'clock tonight.
All Knights Of Columbus players
are asked to report for practice to-
night, at o'clock, on Arcadia floor.
Manager Clifford OF Ace A. c. is
seeking games with 145-pound quints.
Call West 20S5.
Evening star., 1927-11-16
FEAST ON JAYHAWk
IS HOPE OF TIGER
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LAWRENCE, kans., November 16.
The Missouri Tiger is licking his
chops as he approaches the gridiron
cage of the Kansas JayhaWk. which
he will be permitted to enter Saturday.
The Tiger, now supreme in the Mis-
souri, Valley, expects n feast for the
JayhaWl1 has exhibited little strength
this season.
But the Jayhawk is dropping its
wings for a fight instead of spread
ing them for flight. This wise and
game old bird remembers former vic
tories in the oldest foot ball classic in
the Middle West.
Foot ball relations between Missouri
and Kansas were established in 1891
almost 20 years before the Missouri
Valley Conference was formed. EX-
cept for 1918. when neither university
had a foot hall team because of the
war, the Missouri Tiger and Kansas
Jayhawk have struggled for gridiron
supremacy. Each team considers a
victory in this classic more important
than the Valley championship.
Kansas holds the edge over Missouri
in the number of victories, though in
recent years Missouri has forged
ahead. The Jayhawk has won IS of
the 35 games and the Tiger has taken
II, while they tied in 3.
When Bill Roper, now coach at
Princeton. became the Tigers trainer
in 1909, he taught the beast to be
vicious with the Kansas bird. Roper's
original team won, l. to 6, and since
then Missouri has won games and
Kansas 4. while 3 were tied.
Ropers return to Missouri in 1922
three days before the game and his
whipping the discouraged Tiger into a
fighting mood was the sensation of
the Valley. Missouri won. Q to I. The
1923 game, fought in a blizzard, ended
3-all tie. Missouri won in 1924. The
next year a Kansas placekick dropped
between the goal posts as the referee
raised his pistol to, find the game. and
the Jayhawl ruined an otherwise per-
feet Missouri record. Missouri won
again in 1925.
Because of the completion of the
new Kansas stadium, which has seats
for 1900 spectators, record attend.
ance is exDected.
Evening star., 1927-11-16
BIG SOCCER CLASH
IS CARDED SUNDAY

Walford and Clan MacLennan soccer
teams, considered the pick of local
elevens, will battle Sunday in the first
round of the national cup tie tourna.
ment.
The winner will face a number of
teams from other cities in the further
eliminations.
Walfords defeated their rivals two
weeks ago in the first round of Wash
ington and Southeastern District Soc.
Ger Association cup tie tournament,
and the Scots are prepping to score
revenge this week.
Recreation League, which opened
last Saturday with Rosedale counting
a 1-to-0 victory over Happy Hollow,
will continue it's schedule this Satur.
day as follows: Georgetown VS.. Happy
Hollow, 2:30 o'clock. at Plaza Field;
Garfield VS.. Rosedales, 2:30 o'clock. at
Rosedale; Bloomington VS.. Park View,
2:30 O'Clock, at Bloomington; Plaza vs..
Iowa Avenue, $3.50 o'clock, at Plaza
Field. Marlboro eleven. which has just
entered the league, will not open its
season until December 3.
Evening star., 1927-11-16
FOUR OF SIX HOCKEY
CONTESTS ARE WARM

NEW YORK. November Is R.--
The National Hockey League season
for 1928 was just one day old today
the only day in the year that five
teams can share first place in the
standing while the rest are no worse
or than second.
A share Of the spotlight was costly
for the New York Rangers, for in de-
feating the Toronto Maple Leafs.
to 2. the local sqaud lost the services
of "Taffy" Abel, giant defense star,
probably for the greater part Of the
season. Abel suffered a fractured left
wrist in a mix.up close to the Ranger
net in the first period. He played five
minutes before pain forced him from
the ice to a. hospital.
The world champion Ottawa Sen
ators started weakly in quest of an
other championship, losing to the
Montreal Maroons. 2 to /, in q fast
clean game. The Chicago Black
Hawks tied with Boston, IL. in the
first overtime match Of the year,
Two crushing defeats were regis
tered. the Canadians Of Montreal TAX
ing the measure of the New York
Americans, to 1, while Detroit shut
out the Pittsburgh Pirates, 8 to 0.
Evening star., 1927-11-16
Petectng Passing Game Midwest Eens Pointing Final Tits
VIRGINIA UNLIKELY
TO CHANGE eleven

UNIVERSITY, Va. November I-.--
Virginia probably will start against
North Carolina with practically tho
same team that defeated Maryland on
Saturday. for the coaches were so
plea sed with the work of the Cavaliers
against the Old Liners that they Will
be reluctant to change the Combina
ton of players before the Thanksgiv
ing day contest.
Johnny Hushion. at quarterback.
was the only veteran behind the line,
for John Sloan and Gus kaminer, in
the halves, and Hunter Faulconer. al
fullback. are all on the squad for the
first time this year. And, barring ac
cidents or upsets, they will he to
gether in the starting lineup at
Chapel Hill.
Sloan was the offensive star Of the
game, carrying the ball II times for Il
total gain of ia yards. receiving the
ono forward pass thrown him for -
yards and adding "a yards on the three
passes completed in the seven hc
threw. In all. he accounted for gains
totaling 10 yards. His average gain
was several inches more than seven
yards each time he carried the ball.
FaulConcr. who was taking Hutter's :
place at fullbacl,. made a more than
dCCtptdDIe SUBSTITUTE. ne uio HoI itcI
off the % and 30 yard dashes made by
Sloan, but he carried the ball % times
for an average gain of more than
three yards. He backed up the line
with remarkable steadiness on defense.
Hutter was not in uniform Satur
day, and he is still being kept from
practice by an injury received playing
| w. & l.. He has more than a week
| more in which to get back into shape,
but unless he reaches the pink of con.
dition he probab bly, will not be started d
against North Carolina.
Coach Neale and his assistants
| know that they will need their
strongest possible team to win from
| the Tar Heels on their own field. which
! will he the beautiful now keenan,
/ Stadium. which is to be dedicated on
! Thanksgiving day.
Evening star., 1927-11-16
CRIMSON COACHED
|NLATERAL HEAVE
McGilI Expert Is Showing
Cambridge Outfit New
Play for Yale.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
N YEw YORK, November 16.--The
N | rankest of the seasons under
~ dogs--a Harvard eleven that
IL Y has won only four of seven
games-is working quietly on
n surprise package in hope Of turning
mighty Yale and the entire Eastern
foot ball world topsy-turvy.
Other Harvard teams. as equally
fespaired Of as the husky youngsters
drilling calmly and confidently for the
Bulldog invasion of the Harvard sta
tiinm Saturday, have proved that any
thing may happen in the annual meet
Ing of these teams.
Only two years ago, another vale
squad, headed straight for star dom,
was held to a scoreleSs tie by Ha =
ward team that seemed touchdown3
weaker. And in 1921 and 1922, mod
crate Harvard elevens developed
enough power in the final week 8 drive
to whip Yale aggregations that had
bid for greatness all season.
Harvard believes that no game is
lost as long as there is time for just
a few more passes. as Yale proved IN
downing Princeton last Saturday.
Working on that principle. Harvard
Is stressing passing-and defense of
the other fellows heaves.
Harvard has drafted a new coach,
Frank tShag) Shaushnessy. from Me-
Gill University, where lateral passing
long has been an art in the game as
played i'm Canada. He will work with
Dave Guarnaccia, Bill Potter, Art
French and Joe Crosby throughout
the week in an effort to better a
branch OF the Harvard attack that
has shown considerable promise.
Harvard, in all probability will face
the > ace of Yale passers, Johnny
Hoben. the youth who injured his
elbow in tossing the aerials that
smothered Princeton in the final min-
utes of play. Hoben has almost re-
covered from the hurt and with John
Garvey. plunging back, and Capt.
Webster. probably will answer the
starting whistle. Garvey bruised his
shoulders Saturday and Webster
aggravated an old leg injury.
Misfortune befell Lehigh almost on
the eve of the annual Lafayette strug-
gle when Davidowitz, fuilback star,
was called home to Scranton, Pa,
through death of a relative. Lafay.
ette. meanwhile. found trouble in de-
Gliding on a starting lineup with eight
first-string backs now fully recovered
from injuries.
Coach Frank Cavanaugh worked
hard to inject a punch into the Ford.
ham attack for Georgetown. while
New York University welcomed Frank
Briante, line-plunging ace, back to the
drills for Allegheny. Army and Navy
looked ahead through workouts
against Ursinus and Loyola Saturday
to their annual meeting in the Yankee
Stadium November IS.
Evening star., 1927-11-16
BIKE PAIR RETAINS LEAD.

DETROIT, November 16 R.-Tony
8eekman and Gerard Debaets. Ameri.
can.Belgian pair, maintained the lead
in the annual siX-day bike race here
today, after more than 500 miles of
riding The leaders were four laps
ahead of the runner-up team, MARCH,
lac and Faudet, representing France.
Bobby Walthour, jr. and Carl Stock.
holm climbed from eleventh place to
fourth in the standing.
Evening star., 1927-11-16
HOLY CROSS BACKSTOP
IS SIGNED BY RED SOX

BOSTON. November Is LR.-Ed-
ward Doherty, star catcher of the
Holy Cross base ball team. has been
signed by the Red Sox. He will re-
port TO the club when it starts south
for it's training tour in the Spring.
The Red Sox have released Marty
karow, third baseman, who came to
Boston from Ohio State in the middle
of last season. karow has been ap-
and basket ball at the University of
Texas
Evening star., 1927-11-16
RED sox CHANGE CAMP.

BOSTON. November Is @.-The
Boston Red Sox will establish their
1898 Spring training camp at Braden.
ton. Fla. instead Of at New Orleans,
where they have been the past three
seasons. The change. it was said, was
made to permit more games with
major league clubs during the train.
ing season.
Evening star., 1927-11-16
CALLAHAN LISTS FIGHT.

LOS ANGELES, November IS Up
Mushy Callahan has accepted an offer
to defend his junior welterweight box.
ing championship against Milario Mar.
tineZ. in a 12.round bout. in New
York's Madison Square Garden next
month.
Evening star., 1927-11-16

sIncludes noints scored IN game Business
forfeited to Central.
Candidates for Gonzaga's basket
ball team will begin practice after
their final foot ball game of the sea
son December 3 with Dewitt. Out-of-
town games with Navy Piebes. Calvert
Hall and Leonard Hall are among the
contests arranged.
The card:
January II. Hyattsville. ,away: Is. Leon
zasa: 33. Calvert Hall. away. -, Hyatts-
vile at Gonzaga;- 81. Alexandria. away.
February Navy pienes at AnTnspol,s Tsp0 81
Hall at Gonzaga: Is. Alexandria at Con-
zaga: %. Emerson. away.
Evening star., 1927-11-16
TO TRAIN WHITNEY HORSES

LEXINGTON. KY. November IL
R9.-Thomas w. Murphy, premier
trotting reinsman for the past few
years, has announced he will train
one Of the divisions of the Greentree
Stable. owned by Mrs. Payne Whitney,
whose farm in located here.
Evening star., 1927-11-16
M0HAWKS TO HAVE SHOW.

Mohawk Athletic Club holds its an.
nual minstrel show and dance tonight
at Holy Comforter Hall, Fifteenth and
East Capitol streets. at o'clock.
Evening star., 1927-11-16
SERIES STATISTICS.

Game FFfday.
Business vs.. Western. Central High School
Stadium. 3:15 o'clock.
Future Game.
Central vs.. Western tdate undecided.
Results of Past Games.
Tech. -: Eastern. o.
Central. l. Business. o forfeit
Tech. 6: Western. q.
Eastern IA: Business. Il.
Central L.: Tech. O.
Eastern g: Western. o.
Tech =: Business. q.
Eastern &c: Central. q.
Evening star., 1927-11-16

Touchdowns-Holland, Millar t2), Munro
Points after touchdown.--Miles, norman
kiclIl. Substitutions: Eastern-C. Miles for
Chalkley, J. Hayden for Millar. Holman for
Reeves Faber for Munro. Depro for Pyles. ).
Nally for T. Naly. Lawson for Holland
Central-Klina for Mehler. Tyson for Kline.
Kline for James. Hockbaum for Tyson. Wing
ling for Boyd. Rnferee-Mr Magofln Mitch
ieanI Tmpire--Mr. Harmon tBethany
Head Inesman--Mr. Towers tColumbla)
limo Of periods--10 minutes.
Evening star., 1927-11-16
EASTERN'S STARTLING WIN
BRINGS SCHOOL GRID TIE
Lineup and Summary.

goal after touchdown and Miles
missed two.
Evening star., 1927-11-16

0c0Te by ptflUus.
Eastern ...... IL 80
Evening star., 1927-11-16
FIVE HARD FIGHTS
ON BIG TEN SLATE
Warm Scraps Are Expected
as Conference Teams
Meet Saturday.

HICAGO, November 16 R).-
Traditional foot ball weather
is at last at hand in Western
Conference territory as a set
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-25
CAsBOAT HAZEL PURCHASED BY LAW|NG FUR KEN|A LAKE

The purchase of the gasboat Hazel from Captain Berger by Wm. Lawing was completed yesterday and today the stout little gasboat was loaded onto fiat car preparatory to hauling to the Lawing summer resort, where it will be launched in Kenai lake. Mr. Lawing said it was his wish to change the name from Hazel to Nellie Neal for the latter is emblematic of the history of the Territory Mrs. Law ing, formerly Nellie Neal, will no doubt acquiesce with the wishes of her husband.
 However, with the purchase of this boat the public is now assured of ex- cellent and regular service on famed Kenai lake, especially from the end of the Seward Kenai lake highway to all points on the lake and down to Coop CTS Landing, at the lower end, which is the entrance to the beautiful Rus sian river and Skilak lake country where hunting and fishing abounds as nowhere else in Alaska. A later an- nouncement will be made by MT. Law ing as to boat schedule.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-25
ARMY SELLS REAL ESTATE

WASHINGTON, March 25. P)- Sales of army real estate by the De- partment of War from July 1, 1926, to February 15, 1927, netted the gov ernment $2,702,874.14, the Department has just announced. The department, in addition, derived funds from sev- eral lots of department real estate which were transferred to other gov ernment departments by executive order.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-25

MOSQUITO WORK PROGRESSING
 WASHINGTON, March 25. P)- Mosquito eradication work now is pro- pressing in all parts of the world, whereas 35 years ago mo concerted intelligent effort had been undertaken in any part of the world to reduce mosquito population" the United States Public Health Service says.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-25

The schooner Resolute, Captain Knutson in comand, arrived in port during the night and is discharging her fish at the local San Juan Fishing and Packing company plant.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-25

George Hutchison, Fairbanks bank CT who has been touring the States for several months with Mrs. Hutch ison, is among the passengers aboard the steamer Yukon.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-25

MT. and Mrs. Logan Stipp and daughter are on the Yukon bound for their home in Anchorage after visit of several months Outside. MT. Stipp is one of the engineers on the Alaska railroad.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-25

Try our choice matted milk. A drink of rare dis tinction served when good friends meet. Candy Cot tage.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-25
WESTWARD ITINERARY E,
EVANS

The Westward itinerary of the s. s. Admiral Evans of the P. s. s. Go. now enroute to this port from Seat tie, includes calls at Port Graham Seldovia, Snug Harbor, Uzinkie and at Kodiak. The Evans sailing time out of Seward is Monday evening April f.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-25

Larry J. Scanlon and wife are en route home on the Yukon from vacation trip Outside. MT. Scanlon will resume his position as engineer on the railroad.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-25

The schooner Marmot, Captain Lar son, arrived in port during the night and is idscharging her catch of ap- proximately 10000 pounds of halibut
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-25

School vacation days in Seward be- gin late this summer for not until June 12 will the final bell ring.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-25

The halibut schooner Brisk, Captain Andrew Knutson, arrived today with 1900 pounds of fresh halibut.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-25

Maurice Morino. roadhouse owner inMcKinley park, is returning on the Yukon after vacation trip of sever al months in the States.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-25

H.J. Emard, manager of the Cor man & Go. cannery in Anchorage, ac- companied by Mrs. Emard, are on the s. s. Yukon for Seward.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-25

The freighter Tanana of the A. s. S. Go. is scheduled to sail from Seattle on April 1 with general cargo.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-25
s. s. coRDovA DUE TO ARRIVE

The A. s. s. Co steamer Cordova, which left Seattle March IA for Sew ard, is due to arrive in port. The yes sel will proceed to Kukuk Bay with a large tonnage. A considerable cargo will also be discharged at this port.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-25

Mrs. s. Asp, wife of the cannery su- peritendent at Drier Bay, is numbered among the s. s. Yukon passengers.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-25

L. B. Ely and wife, formerly of Girdwood and with the railroad, are among the passengers aboard the Yukon, returning to Seward.