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Evening star., 1927-10-09
SYRACUSE IS WORRIED,
BUT CONQUER HOPKINS

SYRACUSE, n. Y, October 8 H).
Syracuse defeated Johns Hopkins.
81 to 6, in ArchbO1d Stadium this
afternoon. overcoming the greatest
exhibition of an aerial attack seen
in the bowl in many years. Johns
Hopkins completed 10 out of l3 at
tempted passes.
Capt. Ray Bafbuti. fullback, and
Jonas Goldman. left half. raced
around the Hopkins ends for y,sub-
stantial gains in every period and
Barbuti tailed two touchdoWns to
one for Goldman. Hopkins scored
against Syracuse on triple pass
in the second period, Houston max
ing the touchdown.
Evening star., 1927-10-09
MtCHELSEN Is WINNER
OF MARATHON EVENT

By the Associated Press.
PORT CHESTER, n. Y, October
S.-Albert Whitley" Nicholson of
Stamford. Conn, running unattached.
won the marathon race OF 20 miles
and Ss5 yards from the Bronx to this
city this afternoon. His time was
hours 81 minutes and IL seconds.
f. Ward Of Dover, y. j.. was
second, finishing in 2:37; Francis
ODonnell Of Mays Landing. \. j.,
and Clarence Dcmar, Melrose, Mass.
finished thir and fourth, respectively,
the former in 1885 and the latter
in 2:4l:2l. There were 200 entries.
Evening star., 1927-10-09

~ ALTTMORE. Md. OctohA. S.
- catholic University of Wash
inGton gained a full measure
Q OF revenge against LoyoIa for
the 7-to-0 victory Coach Co
falls squad annexed last year by out
playing the Green cleveR and win.
ming Il hard fought 19-to-l2 game this
afternoon.
The Invaders were masters of the
air lanes and by pulling off some
ot the best forward passing seen here
for some time pulled Il victory out of
the fire after Loyola had taken the
lead in the first quarter by Il count
OF II to 6.
After the visitors had worked their
way down the field and Harvey had
rushed the hall through center for
the first touchdown early in the
opening period Loyola was put in
ihc running when Enright caught I.
punt. and doGsinG through the
t&lholic line, ran 80 yards to plant
the ball behind the line.
I.ay0la Goes Ahead.
LOyola took the lead near the close
of the period when after working the
ban down tho field to the 15-yard line
Il triple pass confused the visiting
eleven and Dudley galloped over the
scoring mark for another touchdown
The playing was so severe in the
'hnd quarter that the impact of play
ers caused headSears to fly in the
air repeatedly. The battling was
evenly waged until the period was
half over. when Loyola. with the bali
on its own 12-yard line kicked to
the center of the field. The visitors
started down the field. push through
center netting ) yards and a toss.
Murphy to Foley, took the ball to
the 30-yard mark Murphy then toss.
Evening star., 1927-10-09
WAvERLY A. C. TEAM
PLAYS VIRGINIA A. C.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, October s.
The fast and youthful Waverly y. &.
of Washington will furnish opposition
to the Virginia A. &. eleven here to-
morrow at Dreadnaught Park.
The NirginianS won their first game
by a 12to0 count from the Winton
clubmen of Washinr on.
Alexandria Fire Department Preps
will make an attempt to lift them
selves into the win column tomorrow
after bad start last week. The Preps
meet the Chevy Chase Props of Wash
ington on Hayden Field at 1870.
COX" DegrOssa. st. Mary's Celtics'
basket ball coach, has started plans
for the oncomihg season.
Old Dominion Boat Clubs basket
ball aspirants will meet Monday night
at 7:3o. The cagers will start work
next week.
Figures compiled by Manager Char
ley Corhett of the st. Mary's Celtic
base ball team, show that 1.-TWO
Bucks" Struder, tiny pitching star,
won seven games without a loss.
JOe ItdulutOu, totdi SoutH, WIZ
played with St. Johns College, in
Washington, the past two seasons, will
try out for place on the Georgetown
L. freshman base ball team next
Spring.
Players entered i'm the Belle Haven
Country Club mems golf championship
tournament are engaged in playing the
qualifying round.
Alexandria High School, with two
victories to it's credit in as many
starts. will play Central High School
in the Emory Wilson Stadium in
Washington next Friday.
Episcopal High School journeys to
Fort Defiance, Va, for its third game
of the current season next Saturday.
1t will meet the Augusta Military
Academy eleven.
George Mason High School plays
its third game of the third athletic
district championship series here next
Friday with Fredericksburg Na) High.
The game will take place in Dread
naught Park at $50.
Evening star., 1927-10-09

~ alert line play made easy work
~ for George Washington Uni
i versity's eleven huskies. who
romped over American Univer-
sity for 27.to-0 victory yesterday in
the game scheduled to be played at the
Wilson Memorial Stadium. hut shifted
to the Potomac Park field because of
soaked grounds at Central.
Crippled by the loss of their captain
Tom Sawyer. who suffered Il dslocated
shoulder in the first quarter, the Meth
odists did not show up so well as they
had done last year when they scored
one touchdown and held their oppo.
nents to three. They did threaten to
score in the fourth period, but Il costly
penalty sent their hopes slimmering.
saunders, new on the Buff and Blue
varsity eleven. gave an outstanding
performance at quarterback. His
Judgment was good and when he car
ried the ball his feet seemed to have
wings. Sapp. Stehman, Clapper and
Goldman also did some notable work
George Washington had no trouble
in gaining through the line, but the
A. L. aggregation found this route ef.
fectually blocked, being. ot,tweighed
considerably
Well executed forward and lateral
passes gave their only substantial
gains. Birthright. on the sending end
OF most of these, was the backbone of
the team. Sawyer, and later Bittinger.
Christie and Olmstead, alternated on
the receiving end.
Goldman fell on q fumblel ball back
of the geaf line for c. W. s first touch
down in the opening quarter, Stehman
kicking the goal
Saunders crossed the line for an
other score bafore the quarter closed.
Stehman again booting the extra
point.
Evening star., 1927-10-09

N IEN' YORK, October S.-The
New York Yankees are world
VI champions by virtue of q wild
pitch uncnrked by Niilius
when the bases were filled in the
ninth inning of the fourth game of
the series played at the Yankee
Stadium.
More real athletic drama was pack
ed into this contest than was afford
ed by the ohter three games COM
bined. AS the wild pitch was made.
the crowd uttered Il most distressing
and mournful roar which seemed 10
be an expression of sympathy for
DOME Bush and his luckless Pirates.
1t is the first time in history that
world series was decided in this man.
ner, and it only seemed to empha size
the tough luck that followed the Buc-
cancers throughout the series.
Seven. innings of the fourth game
We're clicked off before the Pirates
were favored with re;'l b! eak toward
victory. In this Earl Smith grounded
to Gehrig, and Moore i'm covering the
bag. unused up the toss. allowing
Smith to cross the bag safely. Here,
Picher Yde replaced Smith as a run
ner, and Brici1cll batted for Hill.
I.azzeri Fumbies Drive.
Lazzeri, one of the shining lights of
the series until this moment, fumbled
Rrickell's sharp grOunder in pivoting
for a possible double play, and both
runners We're safe. Lloyd Waner's
perfect bunt followed and moved the
runners to third and second. Barn
hart then cracked a single to center.
scoring Yde, while Brickell sprinted
to third and later tied the score on L.
Waner's fly to Combs. That ended
the Corsairs' good fortune for the rest
OF the series.
Until the time OF the fatal wild
pitch. made by Milius. the game had
enough thrills TO satisfy those who
were disappointed by the ordinary
aspects OF the other contests. Babe
Ruth came through with one of his
beautiful circuit drives in the fifth
inning, scoring Combs ahead of him.
1t looked like the winning margin, but
the Pirates broke through in the
seventh and tied it up as described.
Wiley Moore and his leadball sinker
had no tefrors for the Pirates. who
battered him for 10 hits. Moore
pitched a steady enough contest. and
was game throughout, but he relied
mainly upon the bats of his famed
mates for the verdict. AS an after
thought, Miller Huggins Judged wisely
in his refusal to open the series with
Moore. That was his tentative plan
when / talked to him here two weeks
ago. Moore is an artist I'm the relief
role, but is not the same pitcher over
the full route.
Carmen Hill, the elongated be-
spectacled pitcher. assumed the tre-
mendous burden of trying to still the
Yankees bats. I shall always con-
slider his work of the first inning as
one of the greatest and most stout
hearted exhibitions of pitching that
have seen in the last quarter of
century,
Evening star., 1927-10-09

cd another to Long, they gained -
yards. depositinG tho halt on the e..
yard line. Two ruahcs through tho
line Elinod > yards and M1le~irh
then went through center for toucA
down.
P;s5es Again Tel.
The District teams last count.
came Ia the final period when aft...
Lo%cla had fumb!cd in the center Of
the field, Murphy again tossed tic
sphere to Foley who pulled it ONT rr
he air on I.oyola 40.yard mark ami
dod%Fd his way across the lire.
loley proved to he an able general
ana IN addition to showing a fire bit
ci hc!d mancUvcr:nC he was also the
outstanding triple threat man OF tic
cay. HIS passing was especially slprl,
. ana true To the mark and ne alSn
showed an unranny ability when OH
me receiving end of the air attack.
b@Gia2 bb%f2l9 ~ Positions. Catholic L. le'
biisit,nc Iaft t, cnd ....... Gcr'h
5"IIGr 5a',nand '.'.' M Mtcft guard .Vip:'o
Watson ..... RlEht guard. ..... ir,S6, TnYclI
G!nv G!rairv i,.... Right tackle. ..... Ticrrrv
Tnr;nhte T;rheii ''.' Risht end ........... Tur~
rran1"m ramnnn '.''. bbif bcft halfhack s.hnl.it
"n steV@mson 6n1rteEflf3 BIGRt hfslfhack E,aryc,y
Score by periods:
Catholic tniyersitty....: tnii,;i.itt1.. s " g o-ll3:,
:, urhdowns-Enright. Dudley. Harvey
MS,aievIrh. Foley; Point alter touchdUwn-
M2ieEich ldrop-kickt
;. Srbstitutlons: Loyola--Intiere for Moseor
H2hn Tor Stevenson McNichol for C1nuoi,
mia Tor Dudley Stevenson for Hahn C,-I-
non for McNichol. Shea for Tanton Me-
El.h0i Tor Cannon. SalinScr for Shea.
tdthoi!c mTPrstY-Smythe for H1ryey
Donnelly for Powell. Murphy Tor Schnr,it
Ssmv,he for Murphy. Gricr for lowell Sario
r, Reieree-Mr.. Harmon. Umpire - Mr..
Gnyon. Head linesman-Mr Owings. Field
lud2a--Mr Schmid.
Evening star., 1927-10-09
Tech Has Been Leader i'm High
School Series for Four Years

gage Alexandria High In Central
Stadium, and Eastern, which VIII
take on Tech October 81, is sched-
u,ed to entertain Dewitt on the East
l.nders' end field. Western and Tech
win confine their preparation TO in
tenSive drills.
In other games Friday Business.
which does not make its season s
debut until October - when 1t en-
cages Central. will journey to Ma
nassas, Va, to meet Swavely, FINER
son and GonZaga will clash on
Georgetown University field and st.
Aiban's will entertain George WASH
incton Freshmen on the formers
gridiron.
st. Adams School, with four regu-
lars from 1926 and a number of other
clever boys ut hand IL Eopefui Of
II successful season. Those expected
u take the field for the Wisconsin
avenue school against the George
Washington yearlinss are Juddy
BoHies. quarterback; Hilbert Sabin,
halfhaCk; Franklin Smith, Bill ker-
kan, tackles, all veterans. and Owens
and Kent, ends Gaul and Williams,
guards; Clifford, center; Galliher,
halfback. and Willie, fullback. Park
hurst, another guard, is expected soon
to be available. A captain to suc-
ceed George Fletcher who was elect
ed to this post but has entered West
ern High. has not been chosen.
In addition to the game with the
Colonial Freshmen five other games
have been arranged by Manager Lar
ned Randolph OF Charlottesville, Va.
st. Christophcr's School of Richmond,
st. Albnn's dearest foe. will be met on
the local Er!dirnn on October II.
The schedule:
October ls-Gcorse Washington
II silmon.
October 21--St. Christ ophrr's.
October 2S-~M McDonouGl School.
November 11-Boys' Latin School. -
November 1J-Donaldson School.
November 22-7Emerson.
Evening star., 1927-10-09
JONES WILL QUIT YALE
AT CLOSE OF CAMPAIGN

4. A. ID. ("Tad') Jones. head foot
ball coach at Yale since 1929 plans
to retire at the end of the 1927 sea-
son. He is credited with having de-
veloped three championship teams in
the nine years that he has been i'm
charge of the squad.
Jones was graduated from the
Sheffield School of Yale in 1903. He
was varsity quarterback on the foot
ball team for three years and base
ball captain in his senior year
Evening star., 1927-10-09

By the Associated Press.
IOWA CITY. Iowa, October 81
Ohio States foot ball machine,
considered an outstanding con-
L tender for the Western Confer
ence championship, snatched
13-to-G victory from Iowa in the
inaugural OF the Big Ten title race
today before $4,000 spectators.
The Buckeye warriors. poWefiui
end veteran crew, took the heiG WIN
tho prospect OF pilinS up iopslded
score, but they got the surprise Oh
fhair lives when the green and un-
tried HaHkcyes, holding their own
in the first two periods and beaten
i'm the third, exploded their dyn3-
mite in the fourth and seriously
threatened to tie the score.
The Hawkeyes opene sensational
forward pass attack in the fourth
period that enabled them to score
touchdown. The alert Ohioans took
advantage of Iowa's blunders in the
third period to score their first touch
down when Byron Eby, the Buck
eye's stylish open-field runner, picked
sup a tumble on the Iowa 2O-yard line
and sprinted unmolested for touch
down. Ohio failed to add the extra
point.
before the Hawkeyes could recover
T,by tossed 4 pass to Alber that was
good for 20 yards. Alber twisted
away from two Iowa tacklers and
once in the open field, ran 50 yards
for Ohio's second touchdown. ONO
made the extra point.
Tho line-llD.
Evening star., 1927-10-09
Hill In Great Performance.

After Combs. Koenig and Ruth
singled in succession in this frame.
Hill famed the next potent trio, Gah-
rig. Meusel and I4azzeri in a row. He
wisely disposed of them by pitching
his last side arm curve while they
We're set for straight deliveries and
the screw ball. Hill received tire.
mendOus ovation for the exhibition.
Strangely enough. Hills successor.
Miljus had the chance 10 duplicate
this almost miraculous feat, but failed
inglOriously when he propelled his
Evening star., 1927-10-09
G. u. FRESHMEN LOSE
TO NAVY PLEBES, 1922

ANNAPOLIS, Md, October SIN
spite of the rain and soggv field the
Naval Academy 1lehes and George
town Freshmen put up good game
of foot ball here this afternoon, the
Middies winning, II to =.
The feature of the game was the
fine running of Fox, who scored both
for the Navy i'll the first
and third quarters.
The visitors score came in the final
period. Matthews fumbled 81 pass for
a punt and White dropped him be-
hind his own goal line.
Evening star., 1927-10-09
RAISE POLO PONIES.

Three large ranches in the Western
Canadian provinces are engaged ex.
clusively in breeding polo ponies.
while many stock-breeding establish.
ments have begun raising the animals
as side line.
Evening star., 1927-10-09

Public High grid teams will get
in their final licks this week for the
championship series. Two of the four
teams that will appear in next week Il
games that will open ths series are
carded for tits Friday. Central
which is TO meet Western October Is
in the series opener is listed to en-.
Evening star., 1927-10-09
CUBS DRAW THRONGs.

More than 100000 base ball fans
attended the games played at the
Cubs park in Chicago this season:
The Cubs led the league last season
with an attendance of about 500, 600.
Evening star., 1927-10-09
TOME BEATS CENTRAL
HIGH BY 26.13 SCORE

Special Dispatch to The star.
PORT DEPOSIT. Md. October s.
Central High Schools foot lkilI team
of Washington rallied gallantly in the
final half of its game with Tome In
stitute here this afternoon, but was
unable to overcome the homeI eieve: :
lead. The score was 26 to 13. Hoppe
and Ilagerty gained most of, Tome $
ground and Gene Stevens and Tubby
Ault led the Central attack.
Flashing strong running Offense.
Tome put over three touchtlowns in
the first half. Hoppe scored twice
and 1lagerty once. Chalmers twice
added the extra point by kicking.
EARLY in the final half 'Hagerty
again hung up IL touchdown.
1t was then that Central got it's
attack functioning efficiently. exhibit
ing IL particularly smart forward pass.
ing game. Gene Stevens and 1lubby
Ault each accounted for a touchdown
for the visitors and Cross made good
on the try for point after one iof the
tallies. A feature of the final period
was a 25-yard pass from Ault to
Cross which put the Iall on; Tones
1-yard line, from where it was taken
over on the next day.
Evening star., 1927-10-09

Touctdowns-Fox ("). Substitutions
Navy-Lief for Crane. Castree for Lief.
Referee--Mr. Morse George WashDgtonl
Impire-Mr. Gafey George Washington
Field judse-Mr. Almond tNavy).
Evening star., 1927-10-09
MIDWEST.
Chicago, 13; Indiana, 0.
Notre Dame. 20: Detrait, 0.
Illinois. 50: Butler, D.


Notre Dame. 20: Detrait, 0.
Illinois, So; Butler. D.
Ohio State, 12: Iowa. 6.
Michigan, 81; Michigan State, 0.
Marietta, 6; Otterhein, o.
Minnesota, 10: Oklahoma \. and NJ, 0.
Missouri, :; Nebraska. &.
Colorado. 1G: Montana State, ~.
Northwestern, IL: Utah, 6.
Ohio, %; Ohio Northern. o.
Miami, 35: Ohio Wesleyan, 7.
South Dakota State. Is: Des Moines. O..
North Dakota Aggies, 81; Valley City
Teachers, O.
Carlton, 26; Lawrence, 0.
Muslxingum. So: Kenyon, 6.
Wisconsin, &c; Kansas, 6.
Iowa State, 26; Simpson, 6.
st. Louis. Z; Springfield Teachers. 0.
Toledo University, 10; Hillsdale, 0.
Illinois Wesleyan. IA; Knox, 0.
COe, "a. Monmouth, 3.
Creighton, Z; North Dakota, 0.
Haskell. Is; Morning Side, ii.
Cornell U0wa) 38; Bel0it, I.
Arkansas. IL: Baylor, 6.
Heidelberg. 26; Hiram, 0.
Bhfft0n, IL; Capital, 0.
Wilmington, 90: Fin(lay, 6.
indiana Central, IS; Earlllan, 0.
IlOane. Z; Still, O.
C0ncOrtlia College, 13: st. Olaf, IT,.
Augustina Sioux Falls) IL; Sioux Falls
College. 2.
Manchester. SO: st. Johns, 0.
Iamline, IL: RipOn, IL.
Colorado Aggies, 70; Brigham Young
u. 0.
Utah Aggies, 80; Western States. o.
Texas u. 20; Trinity T.. 6.
lDanville Normal, 10: Evansville, 0.
Denver L., !; Wyoming, 0.
PACIFIC COAST.
Stanford. 90; Nevada. 2.
California. l3; st. Mary, 0.
southern California. 13; Oregon Aggies.
IL.
Washington. IL; Missouri Mines, 0.
Washington State, 35; Montana, 0.
Denver L., I: Wyoming L., 0.
Oregon. 0: Idaho, 0.
Idaho College, l3; Pacific T., 6.
Willamette, rs: Oregon Normal, 0.
New Mexico, Al; Montezun,a, 0.
Evening star., 1927-10-09
HILLTOP ELEVEN is FAR
SUPERIOR TO INVADERS
Registers 39.to.O Triumph by Playing Consistently
Good Foot Ball-Forward Pass Is Used Will,
Telling Effect by Blue and Gray.

Gray at bay. but by dint of mixed
attack got the ball to the locals H.
ward line. However. a pass attempted
bv the visitors went awry at this
STAGE and they lost the ball. There
after the West Nirginians were never
dangerous.
Hits High Gear Again.
In the final period Georgetown
again got its attack functioning in
high gear. In the early part of the
session Jim Mooney got his S5-yard
punt. Nork and lIannigan reeled off
"a number of end runs, Nork finally
skirting the left flank for the fourth
touchdown. Hannigan's drop-kick for
the point was wide.
Little time was lost by the Blue
and Gray in getting another drive
under way. After an advance that
was halted number of times, but
only momentarily, Duplin whipped
15-yard pass to Mclean and the lat
ter scored. 1t was smart play.
Duplin placekicked the goal.
1t was near the end of the game
when the last Georgetown touchdown
came. Holloway recovered 4 tumble
by Fields, who had been tackled by
Lston. and sprinted 23 yards to reg.
lister. For the second time Duplins
piace-kicl1 for the extra point was
true.
Evening star., 1927-10-09
EASY VICTORY is SCORED
By GEORGE WASHINGTON
Colonials Down American University, q to @. With
Losers Making Their Only Threat to Cross
Goal i'm Last Period of Came.

In the second quarter Sapp broke
loose for run which netted the
third touchdown. Stehman's boot
again found the mark. American II.
tightened up in the third period. hold.
ing q. w. scOreless and carving the
bail to the 15-yard line in Il desperate
attempt to count.
Late i'm the fourth quarter, two
long heaves by Birthright placed the
losers on the 9-yard line. Five yards
was lost at this critical moment on
an offside play. A line.buck on the
fourth down failed.
q. W. rushed the ball down the
entire length of the field for the
fourth touchdown Il few seconds be.
fore the whistle blew. Stehlnan fail
ed to kick the goal.
LineUp and Summary.
Geo. W. t27). Positions. amer. L. fO).
Perry .....LeIt end ....... .Olmstead
Athey ....... CeuIer .........,,. TapIes
t:,adinfn Godinan " sIsh, :h, sutrya, .s"l,yan
Allsliuuae tcl RiEh: md ...... Bitiingcr
Saunders ..'.gaast,erhark .....,. erhioss
sann ap"'' ktsht "ns'!sss f.i!ss n',hr.knr m
Stehman ...... .FGllDack ...... (c.l sawyer
Score by periods:
.asSrss anssisa" %1ftni@st.a fni1st.iiy i : " So 50
,Touehda i2,. Goldman
Sapp. Points after NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
6. drog.ksk.l. Point missed after touch
down--Stehman.
Substttlti0ns: George Washington--Carey
for Perry Barry for Saunders. Clemmons for
Stehman; s; sgunders for Or BnaIrow; n;. Cla.pper for
mi~srsitslr,h Snpai for r'r srvan snfar for
Waiowitb.~ Christie for Schloss. Elliott for
Rttnger. Rittinger for Elliott; Levine for
right. Martin for CapIes. Elliott for Bittin-
Referee-Mr. Rath of Iowa. Umpire--Mr.
Hotel of George Washington: Head lines
man--Mr. Griffith of Iowa Time of quar-
ters--l5 minatcs.
Evening star., 1927-10-09

s'UIG IS NtIIVUS'
GEORGETOWN. ......... ~ 2Q-39
Davis Eliins. ....... O..
Touchdowns-Tomaini. Mclean t3). Pro-
vncial Nork Holloway. Points after touch
down-Hudall. Dublin. tplace kcks,.
Points missed after observation-disclosures
.lplace kick: Tomani forward passD, and
Hannigan tdrop-kickf.
SuhstitutiCns: Georgetown--McIean for
O'Neii. Dwyer for Mclean. Hannlgan for
McCabe. Cordovano for Mosko. Walsh for
,incial Hines foc Tomaini. Muir for Mooney.
Wynkoop for Grigsby. Duplin for Nork. Hot
lowny for Provincial. Mosko for Cordovano.
Dennen for Musko Gehringer for Dwyer.
zmowski for Wynloop. Davis -Elkins--
Miller for Camillette. White for Close. Fields
for White Passover for Erwin. Warren for
Close Watring for Warren, McKenney for
Watrpg. Garrett for Pugh. Wallace for Cur
Officials: Referee--Mr. Schwartz tBrownl.
TmpireMMr oBrien 1s%iartthmoss,i SiMt j, Field Field
Mr. Bolster tPittsburghl.
Time of ppriOGs--i5 Minutes
Evening star., 1927-10-09
Line.U'p and Summary.

Touchiuwns: Tone--koppe t2b, Hagcrty
fol. entral--Steyeus and Ault. Points
after Observation-Disclosures 81. Cross.
Substitutiuns: Tome-Nettieton for Hite
White for Nettleton. Brown for Dulaney
Central-Brandt for Ross. Dye for Dsson
Micheet for Dye.
Referee--Mr. Porter Washington and
Leel Umpire--hr, LutZ St, Johns,
Linesman-Mr. Armstrong tTuftsH.
Evening star., 1927-10-09

4 FAST backfield supported by
~ alert line play made easy work
a for George Washington Uni
4 j versity's eleven huskies. who