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Evening star., 1928-11-26

n NATURE played a cruel prank
nj on week end golfers yesterday.
VI just as the late morning start
4 els on the local courses were
nearing the end of the round.
and whiie the afternoon starters we're
contemplating a game under lowering
skies. out of a dark cloud in the west
swept furry of snow that developed
into a good imitation of a blizzard for
the few minutes that it lasted.
In the short space of time the snow
whirled and beat over the local courses.
it lay nearly an inch thick, covering
putting green's and fairways with a
white layer that made golf almost an
irnpcssibility. A few hardy players
struggled out through the snow yes
terday afternoon, wrapped up in bum
dies of sweaters, their feet encaSed in
rubbers and goloshes, to return to the
clubhouse convinced that snow-bound
play is more exercise than golf.
Through the thick of the snowstorm,
while the eighteenth green was almost
obscured from the clubhouse. only 40
yards away. w. S. Warner ran down a
30-foot putt to halve match at Wash
ington. BY the time his ball reached
the cup it had picked up enough snow
to make it almost too large to enter
the hole. And Immediately thereafter
Robert A. Dougan holed 10-foot putt
under the same conditions.
A. w. Howard, a member Of the
Washington board of governors, went
out to the Virginia club yesterday after
having been forced to suspend golf for
Evening star., 1928-11-26

High team game-La Fayette, SIS; Har-
High team set-La Fayette. 1,74s; Har-
High individual average--walker. King
Burtrer; Centennial. ll0-l0.
High Individual game-Arminger La Fay
Hieh individual set-Storer. Singleton, 405:
willie williams. nS. La Fayette. sss; KOehler' Bar
Hieh strikes-stockirg. King David. 2l
Watson Ia Fsyss ls K0ehsr
l. gsy:tt: Esystt: g sDcsr' BaFFstsT' 77 Watson
High weekly game:-Tuesday.. Deputy, Pet
worth, 1873; Thursday, Mountzouris, Har-
mony, lat.
st. Johns lost golden opportunity
by losing one game to Takoma by
single pima clean sweep would have
put it in the lead. All the leaders
with the exception Of King David suf-
fered double losses, and they took the
did not put its full strength on the
floor, accounting for its double defeat.
Mountzouris, shooting a lat game,
kept La Fayette from scoring clean
sweep over Harmony. His last four
boxes were double header, spare and
strike. George Miller of Mount Hermon
is beginning to show his old-time form,
averaging around 116 for his last nine
games. Collier helped Trinity to dou-
BILE win with some good shooting, espe-
cially in the latter part of the games
when the score was close.
1t is different story this year in the
matter OF individual average leadership.
Instead of the same three names APP
pearing week after week at least one
new face appears in the leading three
every week
The following rolled $50 or better for
the week: Gould, $50: Smith of New
Jerusalem. 353, and Speer and Rup-
pert, ISL.
Evening star., 1928-11-26
ILLINOIS ELEVEN, ZUPPKE
ARE BEING FETEO TODAY

CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, November rs
@.-This was another big day in the
life of the Flying Dutchman," Robert
zuppke, and his Illinois foot ball team.
Champions of the Big Ten for the
second straight year, they were feted by
Champaign and Urbana, the faculty
and student body
A big student convocation was
planned for today to praise the Illini
warriors. Tonight the annual foot ball
banquet, during which letters were to
be awarded and a captain for 1929
chosen, was to be held.
In his Is years Of coaching Zuppke
has .piloted Illinois teams to seven
championships, five of which were held
single handed and two shared with
another team.
Evening star., 1928-11-26

There are 20 prizes for the mems sec
ton and 10 for the women's. the fair
bowlers of the city being outnumosrcd
much more than tWo-to-one by the
men who patronize the drives. -,
In each section the capital prize Will
be a 15-jewcl wrist watch. valued at
$40. Second prizes will be of $50 value
and third prizes of $50. The fourth t.
tenth prizes in the mems section will
have values of $12 each, and the
eleventh to twentieth of So each. The
fourth to tenth prizes in the women's
section will have values of $l2 each.
Wcrth Bowling for.
In the mems section. in addition to
illc wrist watch, there will be offered
a Gladstone bag. silver cigarette case,
a number Of sport sets. including at
tractive sweaters and golf hose to match
and rich beltogram sets. The women's
section will bowl for well-fittted week
end case. heavy sterling silver sand
wich tray and number of smart Fall
Winter handbags, besides the wrist
watch.
The value of these prizes totals $428
All prizes are offered by The Star. the
bowler being asked to do no more than
pay for the games bowled. No other
tournament like this planned by The
Star ever has been held on Washington
drives.
Evening star., 1928-11-26
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Team Standing.

Poston team sound trouncing. Milby
led the winners with a set of 338, while
c. Dorsey, w. Dorsey and Norris went
we'll over the 800 mark
Temple Southpaws just managed to
stave off American Railway Express in
the final game to land a double win.
A. r. E. easily won the second tilt with
a game of 522, OFT shooting 122.
Whizz Bangs, after several reverses.
came through with a triple win over
Benning- -Pepco.
Dave Cashell and Bill Watt were the
leading scorers for Freeman's All-StarS
in a triumph over Home Security, the
former gathering $50 naples and the
latter 319.
F. o. Sexton marrcd its winning per-
formances by forfeiting to Night Owls.
Evening star., 1928-11-26
GRAYS AND SIOUX
IN BASKET BATTLE

Washington Grays formerly the
Woodlothians. will engage Sioux A. c.
in basket ball game tonight in Central
High School gymnasium. Grays are to
report at 7:45 o'clock.
Stanley senior class tossers, WHO yes
terday defeated ST. Martins. Al to 38. in
their seasons opener, are seeking
matches with unlimited and senior
class teams having gyms, Call Columbia
1888.
With Nicholson heading its attack,
Phoenix A. c. yesterday opened its CAM
paign by drubbing sherwood tossers,
81 to IA.
Games with teams in the 130-pound
class having gyms are sought by Gen.
trail Flashes. Call Manager Jarvis at
Columbia 5462.
Because It is scheduled for game
in the Boys Club League. Deluxe five
has been forced to cancel a match to-
night with Petworth Nets. but would
like to reschedule the Nets later.
Evening star., 1928-11-26
HANLEY "GIVEN" ANOTHER
VICTORY FOR BIRTHDAY

CHICAGO, November 26 P).-The
tradition of Coach Dick Hanley's an
nual birthday present still holds.
Ever since Hanley started coaching
foot ball his teams have come through
with a victory on the week of his birth
day. Saturday he asked his North
western team to supply the present with
triumph over Dartmouth, and the
Wildcats responded with 27-to-6 VIC
tory.
AS each man came off the field Han
ley patted him on the back, saying:
Fine work, old fellow, and many
thanks"
Evening star., 1928-11-26
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
~HARLOTTESVILLE, Va, No.
vember 26.-IntenSive drill
work is scheduled for the foot
~ ball squad of the University Of
Virginia during the three days
remaining before the annual Thanks
giving day classic with North Carolina
on Lambeth Field here.
The Cavaliers are returning to prac-
tice today after week end of rest,
which included Saturday for many cf
the players. The team is being strength
ened this week by the return of Capt.
Bill Luke, tackle; Harry Flippin, end;
Hunter Motley, guard, and Lefty Close,
halfback, all of whom will probably be
in the game against the Tar Heels.
The Cavaliers are showing grim de-
termination to win this, the thirty-third
contest with North Carolina, which
promises to be an even more than usual
ly coiorful event with the expectation
OF having President Coolidge and Mrs.
Coolidge as guests of honor. together
With Gov. Harry Flood Byrd OF Virginia,
Gov. Angus = Mclean Of North Caro-
lima and Mr. Woodrow Wilson, widow
of the former President
CHAPEL HILL, N. c., November &c
North Carolina eleven in preparation
for its clash with the Cavaliers Of the
University of Virginia at Charlottesville,
Va, Thanksgiving day will begin today.
Intensive Scrimmage was the grid menu
for the past week. and coaches believe
real results were achieved.
The hospital list has been wiped out;
and unless further injuries overtake the
outfit 1t will be in good condition for
the start against the mighty Cavaliers.
Signal practice and perfection Of new
plays were to be given special atten-
ton, although some tough scrimmage
Is to be engaged in also today and
tomorrow.
The team will leave Tuesday night
for Lynchburg, taking a light workout
there Wednesday before proceeding to
Charlottesville Thursday morning.
While coaches declared that the start
ing lineup probably would not be known
until just before the game, observers
said most Of the regulars would be call
ed upon. The possible lineup includes
three SophomoreS and one junior in
the backdeld.
RALEIGH, N. C., November 26 [P.-
Reaching home today after Saturdays
grid battle with Michigan State at East
lansing. Mich, the North Carolina
state Wolfpack plans to snap into in
tensive practice in anticipation of tn:
Turkey day scrap with the Gamecockf
OF the University of South Carolina
Scrimmage is scheduled for today anC
tomorrow only.
Emphasis will be laid on defensive
plays, coaches have indicated, in an ef-
fort to put kink in the work of the
Ganecocks' fast and flashy backs
Methods Of Eddie Zobel, Bob Wimberly
Evening star., 1928-11-26
NOTRE DAME GRID TEAM
ON WAY TO LOS ANGELES

CHICAGO. November 26 LP-Knute
Rockne and his sturdy band of Notre
Dame foot ball players left Chicago to-
night for Los Angeles, where they will
attempt to shove another eleven, South
ern California, out of the exclusive
circle of the undefeated.
The Ramblers who spoiled Army's
great record, will make their first stop
at Tucson. Ariz., where they will drill
two days to become acclimated to
warmer weather before going to Los
Saturday.
While every member OF his squad will
be in condition to play, Rockne was
pesSimiStic, as usual, about Notre Danes
chances for victory. He pointed out
the law of average almost demanded a
Western triumph. The team will arrive
in Los Angeles Friday afternoon.
Evening star., 1928-11-26
VIRGINIA CRIPPLES BACK:
- OTHER S. A. TEAMS PRIME

and Carlyle Beal of the South Carolina
squad have been studied, and coaches
expect to find means of halting their
gains.
Last year the Wolfpack came out
of the Gamecock mixup winner, "a to
%. but coaches are warning the outfit
that they wore up against an entire
ly different team.
LEXINGTON, va, November 2e (4).
The varsity eleven of Virginia Mill
tary Institute will attempt to solve w.
P. I. plays this week as performed by
the freshmen team in preparation for
the annual tilt on THANKSGIVING day
with the Virginia Tech men at Roanoke,
Va. And in between times the flying
squadron Is practicing new plays of its
own in the hopes of snatching from
v. M. I. the State championship.
In the scrimmages this week, the
freshmen are scheduled to impersonate
Frank Peake, Nit Owens, Captain Hook
Bailey and other Tech stars, while
Captain Alb Barnes and his teammates
of the varsity will study how to stop
the maneuvers of the Techmen which
have gained for them so far this sea-
son a perfect Southern Conference
record.
BLACKSBURG, Va, November 26
(Py.-Members of Virginia Techs foot
ball squad are practicing long and hard
this week in preparation for the game
with Virginia Military Institute at Ro-
anoke, Va, on Thanksgiving day. The
2ridmen are going out early and staying
late in drills.
The fact that v. P. /. is shown to
have the advantage in strength over
v. NJ I. in view of the records this sea-
son Is being minimized by Tech men
since the Flying Squadron last year
spilled similar dope and won. Victory
this year for the Techmen is doubly
desirable since victory would give v. P.
I. the State championship and would
leave her Southern Conference record
this year unblemished.
COLUMBIA, S. C., November 2s up.
With a full week of steady practice
back of them and three days in which
to taper off this week, the University
of South Carolina Gamecocks were in
prime condition for their engagement
with the North Carolina State eleven.
The last man on the sick list, Eddie
Zobel, reported for practice again dur
ing the latter part of the week, givin%
Coach Billy Laval his full strength to
throw against the Wolfpack.
CLEMSON COLLEGE. S. c.. Novem
ber 26 (P.-After final practice and
scrimmage Saturday in which the
Clemson first stringers trounced the re-
serves, coaches announced there would
be a gradual easing off this week.
Beginning today, the work will slack
off and practically no more scrimmag-
ing. Nightly skull practices are b,ing
held in preparation for the Turr1an
Samc 9nd thesc will continU, until
Thursday.
Evening star., 1928-11-26

Although Washington, with Its vast
array of duckpinning talent. Will croNo
the tourney with entries. the CITY rep
resentatives will not be without forn1i-
dable competition from other sources.
for the tourney is open to bowlcrs OF
Nontgomery, Prince Georges ano
charles Counties of Maryland and
Fairfax. Arlington and Loudoun Coun-
ties and Alexandria City OF virginia
as well. And in the past lew years
these neighbors OF the DlsCrlct nave
developed many fine man ana woman
duckpinners.
Rich Prize Lists.
With an attractive lot Of prizes.
donated solely by The Star, the tourn&-
ment will be the first OF such VICE
.uread character eyer held In Wasn-
lnpton in which the contestants have
not been asked to contribute to the
prize fund. All required OF an entrant
in The Star tourney Will be posting
with the entry a sum sufficient to pay
for the games actually to be bowled.
For the entrants IN the men sec
ton of the tournament this VIII oe 81
for the men will roll five games each.
Contesting women will post but go
cents each. In their section but three
games will be bowled.
The Star tournament Is no hastily
arranged affair. For weeks. it has been
planned. Nor did The Star seek to
play lone hand in its preparation.
Not only were the Washington City
Duckpin Association and the Wash
ington Women's Duckpin Association
consulted. but also the National Duck
pin Bowling Congress. These orgam-
cations so experienced in the conduct
finally adopted for the tournament i
ideal and that it is deserving OF the
support of the bowlers of the city and
vicinity.
In fact. not only the associations, but
the managers of the many bowling
establishments in this locality are OF
the opinion that such an event is help
full to the sport of duckpin bowling and
welcome its introduction. From the
start, it Is evident The Star tournament
will take rank with the annual cham
pionship events OF the, mems ano
women's examinations held in the
Spring and the Howard Campbell
Sweepstakes now SponSired yearly by
the Washington City Duckpin Associ-
alton.
OflciaI Sanction for Event.
The two city organizations and the
national body are to give formal sane
ton to The S.ar tournament this week
and will join with representatives of
The Star in the promotion and conduct
of the event. Arville Ebersole. secretary
of the w. c. D. A.: Mrs. Rose Mulroe,
president of the w. w. D. A., and
George L. Isemann, secretary of the
national organization, already have an
nounced they will cooperate with The
Star. and other officers and members of
the three organizations have declared
themselves ready to work in the interest
of the tournament.
The several committees needed to
carry on with arrangements for the
tournament that promises to be one of
the greatest of its character ever con-
Quoted on Washington drives will be
selected this week. They will be repre-
sentative bodies, including men and
women active in the promotion Of the
duckpin sport in the city and vicinity.
The prizes offered are richer than
any ever before offered in an individ-
ual bowling tournament in Washington.
Evening star., 1928-11-26

and 1852, were high as an incident to
their battle for first place, Santa Maria
taking a 2-to-1 triumph.
Trinidad worsted Balboa by the same
margin. The other sets went all one
way, Columbia, Genoa and Salvador
being unable to win game from Pinta,
De Sofa and Ovando, although no game
in the Salvador -Ovando set was de-
cided by more than 10 pins.
Santa Maria's victory was largely due
to OConnell. who set a seasons mark.
with 148 game. and Wound UP with 362
set. L. Diegelman of Trinidad was
Just one pin short, rolling lat. but
turned the tables, with a set of 1853.
A number of the bowlers have agreed
to top these marks this week. when
the annual turkey ree-for-all is staged.
Evening star., 1928-11-26
NORTHEAST LEAGUE.

Artie Bells gained first place after
trailing Linworths for the greater part
of the season. They took advantage
of the leaders poor showing against
Curb Cafe and moved into the top hole
by winning three games from Hilltops.
The second game was won on roll-off.
George Allen, with $40, was the win
ner's best scorer, while Fulmer proved
high man of the match with 343 set.
Curb Cafe featured the weeks ac-
tivities by winning six straight games.
It whitewashed Linworths and repeated
the dose on Cars. Their best game
was 544.
Carrs Specials, after winning two
games from Acme by wide margins,
were tripped in the final skirmish, when
Deigelman's 116 game gave Acme the
edge.
Phil Heffelfinger. with games of 119,
l01 and 122, gave Bureau Pharmacy
the better of the argument against
Princess Theater in two of the three
tilts.
Evening star., 1928-11-26
FRENCH AND GERMANS
TIED IN TENNIS PLAY

BERLIN, November 26 LR.-The
second day of play in the tennis tourna-
ment between the Red White Club of
Berlin and the Racing Club de France
left the score tied at three victories
apiece.
Jean Borotra of France defeated
Preen of Germany, Ga, 6-3, g..
and Jacques Brugnon of France de-
feated Moldenhauer of Germany, 3-6,
2-6, rs, Go, Ga, in the singles.
In the doubles Won Kehrling and
Kleinschroth of Germany defeated
George and Danet of France, 60, 60.
Evening star., 1928-11-26
MICHIGAN GETS PRAISE
FOR GREAT COMEBACK

ANN ARBOR, Mich, November 26
R).-Not even Michigan's champion
ship teams of the past have won more
praise than this years Maize and Blue
eleven, which finished in a tie for sew
enth place in the Big Ten foot ball race.
I'VE really had foot ball club, after
ALL" Coach Tad Wieman remarked of
the Wolverines, who lost their first four
games, only to come back to beat Illi-
noiS and Iowa.
"It was probably the gamest I ever
saw"
Evening star., 1928-11-26
LASSMAN IS IMPROVED.
BUT STILL UNCONSCIOUS

PITTSBURGH, November 26 CP).-
Improvement in the condition of Capt.
AL Lassman, tackle of the New York
University foot ball team, was reported
today at a hospital, where he was taken
Saturday after he was injured in the
game with Carnegie Tech.
1t was said the injured player was
"a little better"
at am, the time the report was made.
He suffered from conclusion of the
brain
Evening star., 1928-11-26
SOCCER LOOP LEADERS
WILL PLAY WEDNESDAY

Tied for the lead in the race for the
Junior High School soccer champion.
ship, Stuart and Macfarland teams will
clash Wednesday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock on Monument Grounds, No. 2.
Macfarland Is composed of somewhat
older players. but the Stuart team,
tutored by George Youngblood, we'll
known soccer authority, is a fighting,
clever bunch and is expected to offer
Mcfarland spirited opposition.
Evening star., 1928-11-26
w WASHINGTON ODD FELLOWS
IA have real duckpin team.
wv they claim, and they seem
' ' able to prove it, too. They

able to prove it, too. They
certainly convinced the
Mount Rainier Odd Fellows of this in
match on the Mount Rainier drives
last Saturday night. Five games were
rolled, all were captured by the Wash
ington representatives of the fraternity
and the set went against Mount Rainier,
1902 to 1882.
Perce Elicit. veteran of the District
drives. was high scorer of the match.
He shot set of 592 and with low
game of 90, too. His best effort was 149,
this being made in the last game. Be-
side Elicit, the Washington team in
cluded N. Croft. c. F. Croft, Barrett,
Cordell. Ehlers and Logan. Rolling for
Mount Rainier were Edel FolritZ, Chase,
Miller, Hughes and Void.
ThH game scores were: Washington,
$50, 533, SOL, SIT. 542; Mount Rainier,
SIT, SIG, $40, 5l4. 532.
District Firemen are burning up the
drives hereabout They smoked out the
Kensington firs-ighters Saturday in
l l,594 to 1,491 three-game affair rolled
on the Kensington alleys. Rittenour of
thu District team registered hinh set
with 349 and high game with 1877.
The District team included Mooney.
Mayhew. Robinson, Rittenour and Watt
For Kensingtoll. Ranev. f. Day.
Stubbs, Clark and Warthens bowlcd.
Evening star., 1928-11-26

position. Stern came through in the
second tilt to win its lone decision by
two pins.
With first and second places out of
their reach at present five teams are
making game fight for third place.
Holmes Bakery with Hatcher and Wal
dron hitting the naples at lively clip,
took Groco for a double win. Hatcher
rolled game of 1876 to upset the third
place Grocos in the first skirmish.
Other matches resulted in National
Biscuit Co. cleaning up Hugh Reilly,
Fleischmann taking two from Skinless
Franks and Hub Furniture downing
Thompsons Dairy in two of the three
tits.
Evening star., 1928-11-26
WOMEN IN SPORT
BY CORINNE FRAZIER.

Gerneaux Hall bowlers climbed to the
top in the University of Maryland Coed
Bowling League tournament this past
week. They are leading the field of
eight teams with record of 10 vic
tories and defeats. Practice House,
with victories and Q defeats, is tied
with Homestead for second place.
Elizabeth CARRIER of Gerneaux con-
tinues to set the pace for the high in
dividual set and high average scores.
This past week Miss CARRIERS best set
Freseman holds the high individual
game record with 103 as her best mark.
Scores of matches rolled last week and
standing of the teams:
Evening star., 1928-11-26
COMMERCE LEAGUE.
Team Standing.

e"fi High III team 1 no. set-patents No. /, 1887;
Bureau of Mines. 1925
High individual game-Sperling fStand-
ards), 154 Van Dusen tstandardsl, Rice
dForeign service) and Patrick 'Patents No.
High individual set--Lansdale fSecretary''s
Oficel. 372: Patrick Patents No. o.. 37l;
Hargctt (Buresn of Mines) and. Fahey pat
High individual average-Hargett bureau
of Mines), 1879: Patrick (Patents No. p,
1l1-25; Lansdale tSecretarys Ofice), 10S-l8.
Patents Nos. l and are now tied
for first place. A clean sweep regis
tered by the latter team from COM
mercial Intelligence while the No.
representatives were losing against an
unusually low game of 463 did the
trick. Bureau of Mines continue III
third place, and Secretary's Office
fourth.
Patrick (Patents No. q rolled set
of 371, only one pin less than the
season record, while Schnellbacher's
Commercial Intelligence) single game
of 1856 was best for the week.
Evening star., 1928-11-26
PRINCE GEORGES MEMS LEAGUE.
Team Standing.
SECTION No
SECTION NO. 2.

Dixie Pig Five increased its lead in
county loop by making clean sweep
over last years champion, American
Legion No. l. last week.
Company F held its own by taking
two from Gretto. The onrushing Ar
cades advanced to third place by taking
two from Chillum The new Hyattsville
Auto Boys won two over the Collegiate
five, and Legion No. 2 took the odd
game from Mount Rainier.
Evening star., 1928-11-26
Totals. 1872 $50 3O4
Standing Of Teams.
Hyattsville Company F Auxiliary

HyattSVlIIe Company Auxiliary
baSketerS have sent in their application
for membership in the Washington
Recreation League and will hold an
inspection practice before the selection
committee of the organization in the
near future to determine whether they
belong in the junior or the senior cir
cult.
In the meantime the squad is prac-
ticing regularly on Wednesday and Fri
day nights in the Hyattsville Armory at
o'clock, coached by Helen Hiser. Last
year Company F played with the inter-
mediates, but this section probably will
not be included in the league this year.
According to present plans, all teams
will be listed either as seniors or
juniors.