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Evening star., 1927-11-20
CAPITAL FIVE TO ENGAGE
ROCHESTER IN ENAUCURAL
Two Ne:y Players VIII A.,ac2~ = lcc2i F.7,2~J,' 2.:
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Aco .:ncc:c:i c --c>.

came. r.i'l return - his r-u"l fnT
ward I"aiti0n. The cont"Y assign
NIT VIII b, han llcd hr c1';4 C.liz.
n'al,r. u r"0';fa. WIN h"o'-e into rro
h~*'>o. Ian WA W1@Aing.r1 %95
Wiser.
Cr'@~,aG..r. s't':ou@; husky ana pos
i~,r r,"r, - -. "'-;'r.s sEi W I1t>S :.
'>o','I fnl Ii job d'Gi~r't. as h VII
- 'a~if~ q ~ ron confer il BIS or
;,cr n. To- W&I'coe. VITO has rl1ye-l
i.c.-n,cr,y ftY RnChc-tcr f0r three sea
=. >l!aco WI hn Supported by N.ci'
fa1N y. the II r11n2"a' ana gu 'rf
.;a'ry Teoo', quad, ana Marty BARN.
nj s;2rl - 2 =, foi Wai,'S, Top"l an'i
:>afr.t 80 Followers fraN ltst year.
oH.h. ~ |c.~el VII ha St""ti1G his
":r 60 on IL ma or l9A"re hNsh"t
al ~n.l .'nnagor Harvey VIII be he
'r,:1ir-: only h. seroTd SeH"on. Th1
.fct. however, Is thoroughly Norsea
n the knowledge and tricks ot big
i,ne ;elGliet BAH and would have been
- in thn American League baf""a
1T 49, had hn accepted the many
..c:s t-rdorod him.
VIII STAY foi' Days.
-r'on',-lt'.s : game will lie the first Of
= tNo-c" f1a SCri9$. as an0t nc contest
:, so,l,llu!ed for tomorrow night. 1t ~
....9na~ar Kennedy's hope that the To-
cas- VIII chalk up two victories. ie-
cause in 50 doing h thinks they Will
get the winning spirit necessary t"
carry them through a hHT1 list ol
gam $50 foIloWir-. among ttAich are
two at N:w York AMI CG2 at fniia-
Ca'ntia.
Na~h,n%;cn's offensive strength hes
with Saunders, PasSon and Kennedy,
while thc defensive power seems to
bn evenly distributed 2mon% all llVe
PLAYERS; Clizmadia' s guarding ability
greatly offsets his scoring deficiency
and Carey is the leecn-like guard who
sacrifices many scoring opportunities
TO keep af;c? his opponent.
Torcl. Barry and Se'Gel are eX-
pcc. ri to be the scoring leaders for
rochcs:e:' Tcnel, a southpa"-. holds
thc lca cue scoring record for II field
coal; in n sncla game.
Preceding the big game the War
week and Arrow teams of the Wash
ington Independent League will meet
IT O'Clock in the opening fray OF
Their league
The Horace HaDpy) Walker S-piece
Palace Band win furnish music and
cntert9 :nment intermittently through
cat the evening.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
NEWS AND GOSSIP ABOUT BOWLERS

ter kept pace with the leaders by
virtue of a clean sweep of their set
with CoIonialS. Commercials and ID.
of ] both scored sweeps over E-Nee-
Mo and Comets, with the result that
the two quints are still dcadlocked
for third place. while Kumbacks were
forced into the halfway place after
their disa strouS clash with the
champs Showing marked improve
ment, Amazons grabbed three from
Hilltoppers and are right on the heels
of the first division teams.
Alice Burke of Daughters Of Isa-
bella crashed the naples for the best
three game total of the nights play.
Counting Sc in her first effort, she
came right back with ia in the sec
onjT and 11S in the final tilt TO give
her 3lS for the set.
Lorraine GULL and Bertha Greevy
of the Beeques came through nicely.
Lorraine taking the honors for the
best three game total with 317. hav-
ing two single counts of ia and
III, while her teammate scored high
game of the night in the last tilt
when she socked EN- for 12f.
Doris Goodall contributed the win
ming counter for the Columbians in
the first session with Colonials. shoot
tnS 107.
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BOWIE RESULTS

Sa,E Edhsr 1oS sAeE EGgqds ;Es're5ls 5sg?a
won: Waterlad, lG Leonnrd'; 80 3; 90 I"
third. Time. lis -. sun Kin, Trappy;
Angry Mood. Star Gold. Lucie Ann. Bedford
SAINT. Force. Brahman and Deposition also
ran.
SECOND RACE. :.year-olds and up; ] !.
miles-Ahta, Alien, 1o4 'Goodwlnl S3a;
Bb4ne. p So secand paf;nefs Feiera' e
Red Curl, Valentino Forehead First Mate;
TazeweIi, F'nicky George j.. Levoyant and
Sandy. 40 lBarnss,. so.19. S4;ao, $3.50,
won; Poly. 1o4 Baker $40; st2o , feG-
Time. liz Son OF John, Nat Evens. Pan
dera and Bfndcest also ran.
FOURTH RACE. ;i;ycarolds and IN: ,.; !
ietfn Rtf 'ss $500. o. s3fo Saf SEQ Won Wee Barn
40, tG1rncrl $40 $50. second; War
Eagle; 1l5 Ambrose ;, s3.3", third: Tine me-
Firth RACE, an ages: / + miIes-Cloud-
land. los tcatronel. ST. 40; s147o $3.50,
s3@o. 1" second second bsSSisvt isS ia4 'srhseieri s.
third Time. 1.47Is Watklnson. Black
Panther Cantor Gaffsman. La Palma. Whis-
miies-Knockany. III Workman. S11 50.
$50. S51o, won; Word Of Honor. II |
hnn1; snrnes; sit $50 &c ssi" 6iqd seFGGa Tme set
Bneky neIH' Harris. Danger signai, Eup6rate@,.
Drawing Board. Botanic. HoroIogue. Fore
s'aE RAc2 a'% aud Ta
miles-Golden Hawk. los fH.rhert,, S1.ln.
s4.l0. 81, won: Gay Farie. los Barnes, +.
$ so So 500, se"ons ~ hanoi1 H. 'Asnl
Vie. Cheikh Barre. Arsac;d sandpile. Ed
Pendleton and Dentaria also ran.
Evening star., 1927-11-20

Games from Navy No. .. the outstand-
ing star being Fredericks. anchoring
for Post Office, Besides rolling 500
set. he shot a game of l43. PioZet,
with a set of SO. including game of
l27. was high for Navy.
state took two games from Patent
Office their anchor man, HaiG. getting
a $50 set, and a game of 131. Garland
was the next best bowler with 3S7
set. Oliveri, for the Pats, shot oo'
set, his second game being 13o.
Interior caught Merchant Fleet Oft
stride and swamped them for three
games. Previous to this weeks roll
ing the Fleet had won Is of their last
IS games. Flanery and Garland, with
sets of 333 and $50 had high sets of
the match while King, leading off for
Interior shot a 134 game. Eoylan, at
anchor for the Fleet, shot a S1l set.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
KNIGHTS or COLI MBt> LEAGUE.
Tea,,, Standing.

Ovando. with / 1918. downed DE Sofa,
which had the misfortune to roll
5l4 against Ovando's highest game
SIS. Columbia turned in 1,5l4, inelud-
ing the evenings high game OF ozoi
so Balboa lost three games. santa
Maria barely made the grade. with
f,5o2. but Pinta found this too much
to overcome. Remaining sets went
two games. to one, with Christopher
having the long end on Trinidad ana
Salvador taking the odd from Genoa:
Salvador and Genoa staged one or
the bowling freaks in their second
game. With Is marks between them,
on II of them q strikes and snares)
only IA pins We're garnered, An aver
age Of less than 4 pins per mark is
proba hly close TO q record
Mccarthy of Columbia punched six
marks in his Inst game, and Sulli
vans high game of 14l, established
last week. went into the discard Nc
Car, by registered 152. II poor count on
his last mask leaving him pins shy
of high set which remains at 364.
S;ullivans Us game and S34 set were
second.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
NATIONAL CAPITAL LEAGUE.

High team sct--H. r. Dnnham. 1.T43.
High team gamc--H. B. DehanI, ga
High individual set--Mulvey IL B. Den
hamt 3Si.
D"nhamt. 1853.
Rolling games of 527, 534 and SAT.
King Pin easily swamped the Nation
al Capital A c., with Howard Camp
bell leading the way with 81, gam
ing undisputed leadership. Meyer
Davis had an opportunity to retain a
tie with the leaders, but Columbia up
set the dope by winning one. Bailey
of the Musicians, and Welsh and
DAILY of the Colun1bias, were best with
respective sets of 357, 34S and 348.
Owens & Bauer moved into
threatening position by taking the
measure OF n. f.. Denham in three
games, with scores of 57l. $50 and
52G. Young Jack Wolstenhlome led
the winners with a $50 set. While
Mandleys 354 topped the lossers.
Monarch Insurance handicapped
Jimmy Simmons team in its struggle
20 stay with the leaders by taking
pair, the last game being decided by
q a-pin margin in favor of the insur-
ance men. The other set of the sched-
lie between Charles II. Tompkins ana
chevy Chase was clean sweep Tor
sho constructors, with Walker rolling
c36.
Evening star., 1927-11-20

VY.TT to r>'v - iv"rr II ~
"A lineup aHi rra0rr@l by ""
AM vcet; - rHNrouS tram
v in.:. TIE Wa~hio~jon ro'7c"
BASKET raN t-am Wa WIN:
in5o ac;.nn il i.s ;N2u~ur1l 49, Nn'"i-
ican Eas!o' Bal I.02cre clash u -"
Arcad'2 IaH tow. o'"""::''r -.
Focha-ter fivo, s:N";'r" a "'C'orI.
Comm; -~io~c- nr0H.or =. fH"''E ''N";N.
r-ho will toss the frst h7M h's plrt%
end o her Distr:c. officials WI he in
ATTENDANCE Gmon~ = C~oAI expect" =,
to number - len. ..1}i.
Tnus N'?zh'rc' o~'s t''"l "~"rr1 n
r,,ofe-s:onal 10 .kct ho1 WIN com
r,enoe Owner G9o":o =. I""S'N2.l -
tta local c'uh hHs annornr"i tho in
tis own mind tho fn~s o t',n C@n't I!
viii not ., di1appo'rtai hy tho slow
ing of his entry. Ita has s'a,"1 'I"t
tie Washington ou mt r":@ as H''e o
TIE fartcSt in tho League, 3H1 th2t
with the lone evrHH.jon % the "'7"ra
non New York CciticS tr0ra s'nn'd
10 m o her exponent - finish 2Ac21
OF his club.
Eu'es .ira C;,aag"I
The fans will find a cf-t:1ct ",1aa,~~
in the nro court s'rrrt rrorl 80 .--t.'a
and mnthods cnn'ovea il rev.ous
Years. this heinz Gun 70 \ Cl1' -'"r in
TIE rue, "overr;1- fro t'-roW:n- aNA
foulin-. Tho re~u't o. tn in Av2+ on.
which the club ov~crs t'eyr ~"lvcs r2w
fit to m"',n. will +, 2 de"i1 a ENGita-
ton OH the announe of s'noatt~-. from
the fren-t',row linz "rd a cleaner brand
OF nlayio~ II ?rour".
In addition to thcen chan~2s the
fans will also sec n different type of
officiating. Thn referee this season
viii do nothing hut supervise the
playing. while n second Official. the
umpire. will % nothing but handle
the hall OH tap-off3, jumps ana out OF
bounds.
The injection of now blood into the
Washington Guint probably is the
most interesting feature of the in
auGura1 contest. Chick Passon. for
mer star forward for the Philadelphia
Americans. and Willie Carey. SPEEDY
guard. who has performed brilliantly
for several years in the Metropolitan
LeaSre, will take tho floor in Palace
uniforms for the first time.
Three Veterans Bs:'..
Manager Ray ,[cnncd. viii BE- back
at his old pest at guard. while Rusty
Saunders. the teams best shooto. and.
incidentally. one of the greatest in the
Evening star., 1927-11-20

~ two r;na, Cant. CampheN's 322
It VS. u htG hcin to Treasury.
Ctp;. Dorsey aiter seeing his team
l3~c tv.o Last week could not rest
- t,,n bench any longer and put
hfnc~If in tic lineup. Purchasing
tnh'. tho odd sam" from station Ac-
counts 80. . and ted Freight Ac-
col0tS for the lead.
1,Van with Pat LIddH's 13a came
ard 335 set, Station Accounts No. /
had to he satisfied with only one
~ana from DiSourSin@, who grabbed
the odd game by II small margin,
Passenger Accounts. after losing
the first to Auditors. staged a come
back and took the last two.
Operation lost two games 10 Traffic.
Law took tho odd game from ConStruc'
ton. Luidy roI-d high game of 1870.
and Eall Ead h~h set of 3f5.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
Hard to Win, Gosh?

In. the Miami Beach Open Al shot
a 2S6. only to have Gene Sarazen DO
277. Jock Hutchinson, PSI and Harry
Hampton 2S4, to leave him III fourth
place. L
In the Western Open he scored
2S5. but Hagen ran wild and put him
in second place by shooting 2Sl.
In the Chicago Open he turned in
great 2S7. but Johnny Farrel
coasted in on a 2S5, and again he fin
ished second.
In the Oklahoma Open his 266 wou *
have won 10 times out of 20. but Al
had to be content with second money
once more, for Harry Cooper rang up
a 2S3.
Four tournaments in which he
averaged 711a, TIA. 1ls and n L
vainly, Any time man scores as
Espinosa did in these events without
winning them you have TO grant thai
luck is all against him.
/ However, this isn't all of his sad
tale Al had the central Florida Open
won with n POI until William Burke
brushed by him with 29o.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
FAILS In FOUR JOURNEYS
DESPITE HIS LOW SCORES
Registers 285, two 286s and 287 But Some Other
Golfers Always Went Wild-Also Has Tough
Break in National Open.
The first time I over saw Esnino~a

The first time I over saw Esrinora
play tough luck was dogginG him
II was Mt the 1874 p. G.. \. cham
pionshiD at French Lick. Ind. Al had
reached the third round-the round
before the Semi-fuals-aud If he beat
Ray Derr would go against Walter
Hagen in the Samiinals.
Derr went mad with his puttrr.
During the round i'm order tn halve
holes he sank two puts of y feet,
one Of 20 feet and two of - feCt.
Mind you. he made these - h4ive
the holes, And once he went around
. full stvmic To find the cup,
Aside from these stunts. Dcrr pulled
the following:
Ran 25.foot putt around stym;e
to win.
Dropped a 2o-footer for birdie
To win.
Hole 4J-footer for a birdie to
win,
sank a 25foot putt for birdie
to win.
Every one Of these puts was made
over a s!OpnG surface. often down
j hill. from every conceivable angie.
! Derr scarcely paused 10 get Inc.
either.
| E;spinosa. p'ayin< for par ria7t
along. took 10 turning his hac}; vhop-
ever his opponent aimed for the I,rlo.
waiting. as he said, just to hear the
old cup ring"
That last 25-f.ot putt came on the
/ thirty-ffth green. Derr's ball was at
! the left. high above the cup. and he
faced Il nasty sidehill play. Espinosa,
/ Il feet 10 the right of the hole. had
I a chance for "A birdie to square the
match. II be- halVed. it would still
go 10 the thirty-siXth green.
/ Derr calne walking IN to his ball.
/ took one look and raped it. 1t found
/ the cup without hesitation Al needed
/ two puts and the match was over.
| Hagen literally ran away from Derr
/ in the somi-Gnals. something he
/ wouldn't have done with Espinosa, as
/ the latter showed at Dallas
| Some More Sadness.
/ Other tough luck candidates ot
/ 1922 were Tony Manero and Johnny
Farrell. although Jphnny's misfortune
F.! was only relative, since he won eight
/ tournaments.
In both the Los Angeles Open and
I the Southern Open. johnny shot
/ 2S9. IL everybody else haC been nor
+ NAL at the time he might have these
/ events increasing his string Of VIC
1 tories to 10. But they weren't.
/ Tony Manero turned in a 2S9 in the
I Oklahoma open. 1t Was only good for
! fourth place.
In the Miami Beach Open he fin
ished with 2S7. This placed him in
/ tie with Willie Klein for fifth money.
/ Tony hos a right 10 feel there is
/ little justice in GoH. However. no.
1 body can touch Al Espincsa. one of
/ the very greatest golfers in America
/ in this respect.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
Pro FIVE WINS, 48-26,
IN ALEXANDRIA CLASH

ALEXANDRIA,. Va, November 19.
Washington professional basket
bali team. appearing in their first
local game of the season. handily de-
feated Old Dominion Eoat CIuh at
the ArmOry here tonight, As tn rs.
For the first half rhe locals put up
stubborn opposition hut the hic linl-
crs got going in the second half 10
gain substantial lead
Team play OF the winners was the
chief feature OF their exhibition. The
work OF Bryant. former Princeton
player, at center. was the high spot
of the Boatmen's performance.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
SOUTHERN RAILWAY RECREATIONAI
LEAGIE

Disbursing No. made clean
sweep of the three games with Freight
Accounts No l. House was the star
for the winners and Bender for the
losers.
Dining Cars kept abreast with the
leaders by taking all three games from
Purchasing Ne. ,. The work of Pur-
sell was Il vital factor in the victory.
Construction team pulled a surprise
by taking two games from Freight
Accounts No. 2, who were tied for the
lead.
After losing the first game by two
pins. Dishursing No. / took the re-
manning two from Purchasing No. !.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
WASHINGTON PRO TossERs' DATES, 1929
AT HOME.
NOVEMBER.

AT HOME.
NOVEMBER.
Sunday. November 2G-I;0chester.
M0nday, November 2l--Kocliesser.
DECEMBER.
Sunday. December New York.
Monday, December j-<ew lcr.h.
Sunday. December 1l-Detroit.
Monday, December 12-Detroit.
Sunday, December 18-Fort Wayne.
Ncr.lay, December 19-FOrt Wayne
Monday, December 26-Chicago.
Tuesday, December 21-Chcago.
JANUARY.
Monday, January 9-C!eyeland.
Tuesday, January lC-Cleveiand.
Sunday, January 15-Philadelphia.
Monday, January 16-Philadeiphia.
Friday, January 27-New York.
FEBRUARY.
Saturday, February 4--C.eveland.
Sunday, February 5-CleVelanl.
Sunday, February l2-DetrOit.
Monday, February l3-Detr0it GU.
Sunday, February l9--Ciiicago.
Monday. February 20--Chlcago.
Saturday. February 25-ls0clester.
Sunday, February 26--RochesLer.
MARCH.
Tuesday, March 6--New York.
Sunday, March lI--Philadelphla.
Monday, March 12-Pliiiatlelphia.
Sunday, March lS-F0rt Wayne.
Monday, March 19--F0rt NAgne.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
NAUTICAL LEAGl Il.
Team Standing.

High team Observation-Disclosures Canoe, 1st
500 Potomac Boat Club 500: Bouzai Canoe,
57o
High team sets--Potomac Boat Club,
$3.50 Potomac Boat Club. 1851: Bonza'
Canoe. 6l,
High individual games--Bradt. Drifters
, ] So: Moffett, Washington Canoe "nd. loi .
prettvman Potomac Wondchopners, la
High individual sets--Bradt: I,rtters. 5Sa
Mltnrr. Washington Canoe. LIST, 3SS; Rice,
Washington Canoe. 1st $50 o,,
ltes7@Prettyman Potomac R9ar onnn- ,,Ior'
Washington Canoe 1st, IA: Bergh. Raccar
Canoe, Il.
Spares-Rice Washington Canoe. 1st. IL:
feison Anchor Canoe n Fenton. RacCar
, Canoe. 60: Brad.. Drifters' Canoe, 6S: Meany,
Potomac Boat Club. 6S.
High individual averages--Rce Washing
ton Canoe 1st 111-16: Streeters. Potomac
| Woodchonpers, 1908; Meany. Potomac Boat
Club. 1920.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
CLOUDLAND is FIRST
IN $4,000 HANDICAP
b the Associated Press.

b the Associated Press.
Frank Browns Cloudland won by
a head from the Arden Farms Chance
Play in the Gadsdan d. Bryan Me
mortal Handicap. worth $4,000 in
added money, at the Bowie track yes
terday.
W. J. Salmon's Display was third.
The race is one of the richest to be
run in Maryland. the winners share
amounting to $27.250.
The time fer the mile and a six
teenth was 1:47 ID.
Ten two-ycar-olds and up started.
Chance Play was the favorite. Cloud
land rewarded hackers with $3l.40 for
q 81 play.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
ABROAD.
NOVEMBER.

NOVEMBER.
Thursday, November 2i--PhiIadelphia
Sunday. November 21-New York.
Monday, November 28-New York.
DECEMBER.
Thursday, December 1-Philadeiphia
Friday, December 2--ROchester.
Saturday, December 3-IiOchester.
Tuesday, December 23--CIeveland.
Wednesday, December 2l--Cleveland.
Thursday, December 22-DetrOit.
JANUARY.
Monday, January 2-Fort Wayne.
Tuesday. January 3-FCrt Wayne.
Wednesday, January 4-Chicag0.
Thursday, January 5-ChieagO.
Saturday, January 7-DetrOit.
Sunday, January 22-New York.
Monday, January 23-New York.
Sunday. January 29-Cleyeland.
Monday, January 30-FOrt Wayne.
Tuesday, January 3l-FCrt Wayne.
FEBRUARY.
wednesday. February l-Cilicago.
Thursday, February 2-Chicago.
Thursday, February 16-Philadeinlii
Wednesday, February 99--Detroit.
MARCH.
Thursday. March 1--Cleyeland.
Friday, March 2--R0cliester.
Saturday, March 3-ROchester,.
Thursday, March S=-Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
TYPOTHETA. LEAGUE.
n-...... & Z, q. IL ..nx

Judd & Detweiler moved into first
place by making a clean sweep in
their postponed match with Chas. ii.
Potter Co. and taking two out of three
from Potomac Electrotype Co.. They
are closely pressed, however, by Ma
tionaI Capital Press and Fellowship
Forum. who are tied for second, one
game behind the leaders.
Tony Gulli of National Capital
Press turned in the best three game
string with a total of 34S. while Seis
and Bailey were tied at 135 each fos
high individual game honors. Other
good scores were rolled by Bailey of
Chas. II. Potter Co. Smith of Rams
dell. Inc. Tyrrell of NJ. Joyce Engrav-
ing Co., s.. Johnson of Fellowship
Forum. Mallonee Of Washington
Monotype Co. Morrison of Judd d
Detweiler and Kline of r. +. Andrews
Paper Co.
+ Fellowship Forum lead in both high
team game and set with scores of 353
and 1896 respectively.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
BLOCK KICK DECIDES.

MOUNT VERNON. Iowa. Novem-
her 10 UP.-A blocked Kick in tho last
rerind of the Midwest Conference
championship foot ball here today he
tween Cornell and Carleton was the
break that gave Cornell 7-to-0 vic
torv and the conference title.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
SUNDAY SCHOOL COURT
LEAGUE SCORES CLOSE

Columbia Heights defeated Mount
Vernon NJ. T. IL 10 10, and Calvary
Baptist messed out Ietworth NJ. f.. Ia
TO l.. i'm hard.fnuCht sunday School
League games last night Mt the Cen
trail Y. NJ. G.. \. United Brethren
swanlp.d Harlline NJ, L., 10 To /.
Evening star., 1927-11-20

Because of the illness of Spiri-
dopoulos, it's star. Socrates has added
another set of postponed games to
its list. The playing of these games
is awaited with anxiety, for the out
come will undoubtedly change the
standing of IL number of teams.
Pericles made it's lowly position
more firm by losing three games to
Hermis. Versis, the star of Pericles.
was unable 10 hit more than S5-l
average. l.. y. Chipouras, the
strongest man of Hermis, hit as low
as 80 in one game.
Plato lost all three games to the
rejuvenated Hercules. Platos has
finally come to life, hitting the highest
individual score of the week. 143, and
an average of lis. Vallictis. consid-
cred one of the best and most con-
sistent player of the league. has yet
10 hit his old stride. Mantzouris is
cleaning up everything.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
TUFTS ADDS ANOTHER.

AMHERST, Mass. November 10
'P).-Ihc only uDdefeatcd. united foot
ball team IN the East-Tufts College
C ntinu>1 its winning way here
today by huryinG the Massachusetts,
AyGic3 under "A 32-G score.
Evening star., 1927-11-20

SYDNEY, New South Wales, No.
vpmb2r - R.--Hubert opperman,
inter nationally known cyclist today
won the Australian grand prix. He
covered the G91is miles in A. hours.
al MINUTES and "a seconds. said to be
a new world raaord.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
WASHINGTON LADIES' LEAGUE.
,rn,ina Ntnnd.nn

Registering three wins over the
Kumbacl;s, Beeques were enabled TO
mold their two.game margin. on the
runner.up Columbians, though the lat
Evening star., 1927-11-20
AHEPA LEAGUE.
Hirh individual average

High individual average--MantzouiIs.
110-9.
High individual gamc--Mantzouris. ISL.
High individual set--Mantzouris 361
high spares-Mantzouris. 90.
High strlies-Mantzouris II; Christie
pher, IL.
High fiat score--Placos o.
High team gama-Hercules 563.
High team set---Hcrcues. sos.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
SECOND RACE-Purse 81 400: claiming
2 cnr.nl,iS ami q L, fllrlnnCS.

h Howard w. Maxwell and Brcckcnr9d2c
Long.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
SOUTHERN RAILWAY CLERKS LEAGUE.
Team Standing.

Treasury caught Freight Accounts
lway off after losing the first game
Evening star., 1927-11-20
rr,.vxru R.CE-purse. ~ 500: claim
II y - IA, ,,d ,,u. + miles

Apprentice allowance ctaimed.
Weather clear: track fast.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
BOWIE ENTRIES
FOR TOMORROW.

FIRST RACE-Purse 81 400: maiden !.
year-old colts and geiGinEs; farIongs
Evening star., 1927-11-20
BY BUNKER.

n YOMINATE for the toueh-lick
N golfing gang of 1927 the fol
VI lowing play Jock Hutch
4 Y ison. Harry Hampton. RiH
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-12-08

And in the Evening"
Roast Leg of Lamb
With Mint Sauce
Or Broiled Steak
With Head Lettuce
Or Filet Mignon---
Of Beef on Toast.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-29
RECONMEND fOYE TIeE i
 SLASHBS BE POSTPONED
Motion Picture Arts and ScieACe1 Academy Urges Wait Until
 August

Hollywood. Calif.. Juno 2s R- The board of directors of the Acad~ emy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has adopted . resolution recommending that the ten per cent salary cut ordered for the workers in the motion picture industry be delayed until August.
 Sixteen producers who announced a reduction of from 70 to 25 per cent in the salaries of all employees, Monday ordered the cut effective for non-contract players. None of the high salaried stars or directors was notified that a reduction had been ordered in their pay.
 The academy board recommended an economy program for the next two months. It suggested an effi- cient regime might save enough money to make reduction in salaries unnecessary.
 While the recommendation in no ways binds the producers to accept 1t, many film players believed it would be followed. The academy includes three representatives from each of the five branches of the industry.