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Evening star., 1927-10-16
MARINES WIN OVER
WILLIAM AND MARY

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. October 10.
In a game featured by several bril-.
liant runs by Levey, lanky back, ana
a series of snappily completed Tor
ward passes the Marine Corps foot
bail team defeated William and Mary
today, 20 to ID. :-
The service team got away to
snappy start in the first quarter ana
got the ball over for the first counter.
Duncan scoring and Shapley kicking
from placement for the extra point.
In the second quarter William and
Mary scored on pass, Davis to Mo-
zeleski. Davis kicked goal. Again a
long pass. Davis to Meister, with the
latter behind the goal line netted a
touchdown, Meister kicking the extra
point.
In this period Levey made the fea'
ture play of the game. getting the
BAH in a kick formation on his own
30-yard line. and running through the
entire William and Mary team for a
touchdown. 1t was one of the most
brilliant plays ever witnessed on the
local field. The half ended with the
score IA all
The Marines scored their winning
touchdown in the latter part of the
last period, series of passes and a
penalty for William and Mary putting
the bali on the latter's yard line.
Shapley went through for the score.
4 placement failed.
Evening star., 1927-10-16
PASSION SIGNS WITH
LOCAL PRO TOSSERS

The first break in the ranks OF the
holdouts of the Washington basket
ball club occurred yesterday after
noon when Harry Chick Passon.
clever.shooting forward, notified Own
er George p. Marshall of his accept
ance of the salary terms and said he
would report for training November
/. PasSon's yielding followed a con.
ference with Marshall Friday in Phil
adelphia where Passon lives.
Passon is expected to form a strong
scoring combination with Rusty Saun-
ders. the bulky forward. who has led
the American League in point max.
ing for the past two. years, =
II Is Marshall's belief that Wash.
ington will give the champion New
York quint and every other club in
the circuit a terrific battle for the
title this year with PaSson and Saun-
ders on the team.
Saunders has not signed his. con.
tract, but is expected to within
the next week However. he is not
considered a holdout, like Harry
Riconda or Stretch Meehan. both OF
whom so far have stuck to heir guns
in dema nding salaries called prohibit
tive by the local club
Coincident TO Passon's signing. Mar
shall tciegra phed to Joe f. Carr. pres
ident of the league. recommending
that Rody Cooney. forward. and Bob
Grody. center, be reinstated with the
minimum fine for having jumped the
league to play independent ball last
year. Both are property OF Wash
ington and are likely to he used as
trading material or for outright sales
IL the league prexy places them back
in good standing. as
Evening star., 1927-10-16
IMPROVED WEATHER
HELPS TRAP SCORES

Better weather conditions over those
prevailing recently made for improved
scores at the weekly shoot yesterday
Of Washington Gun Club. Fourteen
competed.
Registering AZ hits out of so, Fl. III.
Shelton topped the shooters in the
16-yard event. His nearest cOmpeti-
tors, all of whom had strings of "A.
were Britt, Stronger, Blundon and
Welsh.
Bob Livesey's string Of 43, together
with an S.bird handicap, which gave
him a perfect score, earned him vic
tory in the handicap spoon race after
shoot-off in which seven took part.
In the Four Months trophy contest,
DR.. Wynkoop and Burrows each won
an event with strings of "a. Burrows
now has four legs on the trophy.
Shelton broke % straight to win the
HELEN Cup race. His was the lone
perfect string of the afternoon.
a special match resembling quail
shot was staged after the regular pro
gram. Bob Livesey again starred by
scoring II, out Of 25g to lead the field
with LYDIA. Or. Monroe and Burrows.
each with ~ out of "a, taking double
honorS. ~
Evening star., 1927-10-16
rtho ADDS Another Triumph George Washington Beats Rutgers to
GLEND0N HAS NAVY
CREWMEN AT WORK

ANNAPOLIS, October Richard
A. Glendon who retired as head row.
ing coach at the Naval Academy in
1922 and resumed that position Ia st
Summer, has been working for. the
mast two weeks with that part of the
varsity squad which is not engaged in
the sports of the season.
His assistant, Buck Walsh, who has
resigned from the Navy to accept a
regular coaching job as Glendon's as
sistant, is working with somewhat
smaller squad of plebes.
GIendon has enough varsity candi
dates to put four eights on the water
regularly. One important member OF
the squad is Hug Sewers. who stroked
the victorious plebe eight at Pough
keepsie, and who is likely to be in the
same seat for the varsity next year.
Sewers was only 1S years old last year
and quite light. He is heavier and
stronger now.
Another member Of the squad Is
Broadbent, who was on the varsity
crew in 1924 and 1925. but had to stay
out of rowing last season on account
of a foot bali injury.
Giendon has tentatively boated two
crews. as follows:
F'irst-Bow, Nelson, 2, Mcclure; 3
Pieczenthowski: 4. McKinstry; 5, jung
6. Broadbent; Z. Lincoln; stroke, Sc
vers; coxswain. Miller.
Second-Bow, Wales: 2, Britt: 8
Austin; 4. Sharp; 5. PizzutiellO; S. Mae
Gill: Z. Quilter; stroke. Strong; cox
swain, Kent.
Among those now playing foot bal
who will become members of the crew
squad are Bagdanovich, who has beer
elected captain; Eddy. Spurgeon and
Russell Of last years plebes. and Giese
and Haley of the second varsity.
Evening star., 1927-10-16
MICHIGAN DEFEATS
WISCONSIN, Ia TO 0
By Ifhe Associated Press.

MADISON. Wis, October 15.-Wis
consin's latest attempt to win a foot
ball game from Michigan failed today
as the Wolverines, living up to tra-
dition,, defeated the Badgers IA to O.
before crowd of $4,000 spectators.
Wisconsin has not won a game from
Michigan since 1899 and has not
scored "A single point against Coacn
Yost's warriors since 1923.
The victory was costly for Michi.
gan, as Louis Gilbert, the backfield
ace. was injured when Wisconsin
tacklers smashed into hir: after he
had intercepted forward pass in
the closing minute of play.
The keystone of Michigan's Offense
was Gilbert He was the power in
the running game. accurate in his
passing and he outpunted Crofoot. the
| Wisconsin kicker, by almost 30 yards
IN each exchange. Gilbert scored one
of the Wolverines brace of touch
downs and kicked both goals from
placement.
A few seconds after the opening OF
the second period, however, Capt.
Oosterbaan, all-American star for two
years, tossed pass that. although fall
ing into enemy hands, paved the way
for Michigan's first score. The pass
was intercepted by Rose, Cardinal
halfback. on Wisconsin's 15-yard line.
After the Badgers failed to pierce
the Michigan line. Crofoot punted
high 10 Wisconsin's 32-yard line.
Miller cracked the line for . yards,
and on the next play Hoffman. the
| Wolverine quarterback, got away on
a trick reverse play and shot away Tor
A run of 30 yards, going to Wlscon'
sins 1.yard line. On the next. play
Rich smashed over for touchdown
with Gilbert adding the extra point
The Wolverines second and final
| touchdown was the result of passing
| Gilbert punted deep into Wisconsin
| territory to Crofoot. The Wisconsin
captain tossed a lateral pass, to Rose
who was trapped in his attempt to
! dart. across the field and f,Imblec
when thrown on his own 1-yard line
| with Palmeroli recovering for the
! Wolverines.
With the ball on the 1-yard line
| Rich, the Wolverines his fullback
slammed into the line twice in ar
attempt to crash over for a touchdown
lie was stopped completely both times
but on the next play Oosterbaar
tossed a lateral pass to Gilbert, VINO
crossed the Wisconsin goal.
Evening star., 1927-10-16
WALFORDS, MARLBORO
SOCCERlSTS BATTLE.

Walfords and Marlboros will furnish
the leading soccer game in local
leagues today. They will clash on No.
Monument field ut 3 o'clock. Both
are considered leading contenders for
the Washington Soccer League title
and today's game will play major
role in deciding the mpionship
later.
Clan McC'lennan booters. undefeatcd
In Capital city ranks, will face n
threatening foe in the Capital City
team.
Games Scheduled Today.
WASHINGTON SOCCER LEAGUE
Marlboro VS.. Walfords. Monument No =.
, O'clock
ment No ., 2 n'"toclS
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE,
>. Capitol City VS.. Clan McLennan. Rosedale,
t. Arcsdiaus vs. Germania. Rosedae 1890
Rockville VS. Rosedaie. Rockville, 3
Walter Reed VS. British Uniteds, Walter
Reed 3 o'clock
Evening star., 1927-10-16
WOMEN in SPORT
by CORINNE FRAZIER

ed Margaret Craig, 6-3, 6-3, and
Ruth Murray scored over Virginia
Tastet. 6-3, 6-3.
Second-round play will continue this
week, according to Miss Breckin-
ridge.
Claire Porter and Jennie Sober have
been elected captain and manager, re-
spectively, of the Weightman School
basket ball team, which will compete
for the Georgetown division title In
the elementary school series. The
team includes Sherley league. Irma
Trexler, Evelyn Schmidt, Rose Suss-
err, Frances Nettleton, Agatha Walsh,
Ursula Smith, Dorothy Perkins, Lena
Constable and Ethel Potts.
Thomson Schools dodge ball squad,
which will play i'm the Plaza division,
elementary school dodge circuit, il
captained by Anastasia Shantille, with
Helen Lee as manager. The follow
| ing girls are included in the group:
| Theda Ward, Lillian Kendall, Eliza
beth King, Edna Marsico. Anita Ran.
caglio, Laveria Stewart. Dosis Moore,
| Gladys Scrvener, Mildred Speake,
| Virginia Early, Marion Perez, Con.
| cepcion Perez. Marie FilIah, Mar
guerfte Flood, Mary Miner, Katherine
| Stokeley. Catherine Battalion, Louise
Alvord. Beatrice McGIue, Marguerite
Kliegel. Dorothy Patton, Avis Haynes
and jeanette Pouget.
Randle Highlands and Btyan basket
ball teams will meet on the Virginia
avenue playground next "Wednesday
afternoon in the opening game Of the
division series.
The complete schedule for the Vir
ginia avenue circuit has been an
! nounced by Maude Parker, director
of girls playground activities. as
follows:
October 10, Randle Highlands VS.
Bryan; 20, Ketcham VS.. Brent: "a
Buchanan VS.. Lenox: 26, Bryan VS.
Ketcham; %, Lenox VS.. Randle-High
lands; 81, Brent vs.. Buchanan.
November 2, Tandle Highlands VS.
Ketcham: 3. Bryant VS.. Lenox; Z. Blu
chanan vs. ketcham: .. Randle High
lands vs. Brent; 10. Bryan Va. Bu
, chanan; IS, Lenox Va. Brent: 16, Blu
chanan VS. Rande Highlands; Ii
/ Lenox VS.. ketchem, Fl. Bryan VS.
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Evening star., 1927-10-16
Mohawk -Waverly Game Heads
Sandlot Grid Program Today

Northern players will report at noon
today at Park View Fairgrounds for
a short drill before going to Alex
andria to meet Virginia A. c. on
Dreadnaught Field at o'clock.
Seat Pleasant Firemen will engage
Renrocs on Maryland Park field at
2:30 o'clock this afternoon. Renrocs
have been scrimmaging with the Mo-
hawks this week and expect to get
away to a good start.
Pennants have carded with North
east Columbias at ! o'clock on Tidal
Basin Field. Pennarit players will
meet at 10, o'clock on the Iowa avenue
Fairgrounds.
Dolomy A. C. gridmen held their
first practice yesterday on Reservoir
Field. Games are wanted with no.
pound teams. Call Adams 21O2.
Gollegians VIII engage Northeast
Bulldogs on No. i gridiron on the
Monument grounds at IL o'clock,
Buffalo A. C. eleven will meet the
Roamers at Alexandria today,
National Prep players will meet at
1908 Twenty-second street at noon to-
day for a hard practice session.
Evening star., 1927-10-16

Special Dispatch to The Star.
N YEW BRUNSWICK, y. j.. Oc-
N tober 15.-George Washington
II University sprang surprise
this afternoon, defeating Rut-
gers 6 u 0, in a hard-fOught
contest witnessed by 5000 persons.
The visitors. coming up from the
Southland undefeated. exhibited a
slashing offense, which netted them
the winning touchdown and brought
them to the Rutgers goal line in the
second period after a march of 80
yards. only to lose the ball on downs.
Stehman, Lopeman and Clapper
proved to be a fast offensive trio.
which, aided by a heavy line. crashed
through the light Scarlet eleven for
frequent gains. In addition. the Colon
ials had an excellent punter in San
ders, who was also adept in the opera
ton OF a clever reverse play. which
gave the visitors a gain every time
it was used The Scarlet backs, aver
aging hut 160 pounds, could not pierce
the Buff and Blue line for any success
and made most of their gains around
ends.
First Period COlOrless.
The first period was colorless with
several exchanges of ounts keeping
the ball in midtield most of the quar-
ter, although Greenberg broke
through for two first downs in three
plays, only 20 have the Colonial line
hold.
In the second period the visitors
took the ball on the 20-yard mark and
with Stehman and Lopeman hitting
the line, aided by pass to Lopeman
for 20 yards and lateral from Lope
man to Stehni2n adding % more, the
ball was brought to the 8-yard line,
A pass. Stehman to Carey. took it to
the goal line, but the Rutgers team
held them for downs.
Evening star., 1927-10-16
CAPITAL CITY GRID
LOOP STARTS TODAY

Capital City League 135-pound grid
ders are scheduled to open the season
today. The six contenders will meet
in the initial fray.
Brooklands will battle Marions on
Brookland Field at 3 O'Clock. Mohawk
Preps will clash with Mercurys at
O'Clock on No. Tidal Basin field. Lin
worths will play Friendships on Fair
lawn field at ] o'clock.
Friendship players. who won the
District 135.pound title last Fall, will
gather at IL o'clock on Virginia ave-
nue. Fairgrounds for practice.
Iinworths will he without the SER
vices OF Rusty Curtain, star half.back,
in the opener. Curtain is recovering
from a tonsil operation but hopes to
get back before the season goes far.
All Linworth players are requested to
report at the clubhouse at 10 o'clock
for a brief drill.
Evening star., 1927-10-16
District Yachtsmen Already
Looking to 1923 Activities

I6oralis. a 36-footer. the property of
+. ID. Coliiday.
COindr. George W. Forsberg of
Capital Yacht Club has bought the
yacht Pilgrim, formerly of the Corin
THAN fleet.
A Scripps powered 26-foot Hacker
runabout has been launched by
Regans yard for Robert ID. Long
year.
After spending the Summer at An
napolis the cruiser Margretan, flag
ship of Capital Yacht Club, has re-
turned to home waters.
William w. Grier. past commodore
of Capital Yacht Club, has bought.
through the William Knox Yacht
Agency, the Jassee. d 65-foot auxiliary
Yacht of 33 tons burden.