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WOLFF AND Y FIVES
TO BATTLE TONIGHT

Woltz A. c. and Y. M. C. A. basket
ball teams will meet tonight in Eastern
High gym at 8 o'clock. with the Wash
ington City League lead at stake
Neither has been defeated to date.
Phoenix and French quints are to
play at 8 o'clock in Boys Club gym
Third and G streets, in charity game
Walter johnson and Joe Judge will at
tend.
Emmanuel Eagles of Anacostia are to
clash with Metropolitans in Eastern
High gym at 8 o'clock Manager Gig
ham at Main 10000. branch SO, would
like to schedule game tonight for st.
Martin Cardinals
Results of last nights court games
follow:
War College, As; Peerless A. c., 80.
Company E, So; CentenniaIs, 12,
Clark Griffiths, IA; Crescents, 13.
Arcadians, %; Brookland, 20.
Standards, "a; st. Martins, 80.
Kendalls, 32; East Washington, C.
Trements, 20; DeNFolays, 25.
C0loniais, 30; Good Shepherd, 10.
Army MedicOs, "a; Battery b, Is.
Calvary Reds, 25; Boys Club Cc--
tics, %.
Evening star., 1928-12-15
JOHNS HOPKINS ELEVEN
WILL PLAY NINE GAMES

BALTIMORE, Md, December 15.-
Nine games of foot ball, the final with
the University of Maryland on Thanks
giving day in the Baltimore Stadium.
have been arranged for the Johns Hop
kins eleven next Fall.
The dates:
September 2S-Lehigh, at Bethle-
hem, Pa.
October 5-Juniata.
October 12-Richmond.
October 19-Syracuse, at Syracuse.
October 26-Randolph- Macon.
November 2-Haverf0rd, at Haver-
ford.
November 9-SwarthmOre.
November I6-St. Johns.
November 2S-Maryland. at Stadium.
Evening star., 1928-12-15

School foot ball team Will be CHOSEN
at the annual gridiron supper tonight
at the Columbia Heights School.
Eastern Highs foot ball eleven next
Fall will be led by Tom Nally, 210-
pound tackle and an all-high selection
the past two seasons. Nally was chosen
captain of the eleven at the annual
foot ball banquet at the Lincoln Park
school last night. In the balloting Nally
received 10 votes to for Jim Monta-
que, crack guard.
John Paul Collins, assistant principal;
Charles M. (ChieD Guyon, director
of athletics, and Mike Kelley, foot ball
coach, were among the speakers at
last nights banquet. Guyon presented
each player suitable gift.
Using several different combinations
Eastern Highs basketerS drubbed Bliss
Electrical School courtmen, 40 to "a,
last night in the National Guard Armory
at Silver Spring, Md. It was the Sec
ond victory in as many days Tor the
Lincoln ParkerS, who drubbed George
Mason High, Is to 10, Thursday.
Staging fine rally in the waning
moments of the game Central squeezed
out a 1926 triumph over Forest Park
High courtmen yesterday in Baltimore.
Forest Park was leading Central by 6
points with only 10 minutes to play
when the Blue and White put on their
victory producing rally. Capt. Ken
Fisher, guard, with II points, was the
ace of Central's attack.
With Paul Kreh as their big gun
Silver Spring, Md, High School tossers
defeated st. Adams, IS to 10, yesterday
on the latter'S court. The first half
ended in 1910 draw, the Maryland
scholastics stepping out in the final
half. 1t was the opening game for both
teams.
Allowing their opponents only one
first place Central High swimmers rang
up their fourth win in as many starts
this season yesterday. drubbing Friends
School of Baltimore in the Central pool
The summaries:
20O-yard reIay-Won by Central (Hickey,
Rote, Bodine. King). Second, Friends pol
Fancy diving-First, Lyman (CJ; second,
Leysrton s Co; third. Pollard IF
:. IOo-@yard @ % breast T stroke-First. Mayhfew
sC1;s second, Frey F); third, Hayes tF.>.
i60-yard back stroke-First Bodine tc.);
second; Squire CO.; third, christah Fo.
Soy so-yard daish-First. Cummings (F.); Sec
ord. Hickey tc); third, orth tFJ. Time
IoO-vard dash--First, King (C0; second,
Cummings CD; third, Leverton tCo. Time,
M Medley relay-won by Central (Bodine,
Squire, Mahewl; second. Friends tCum-
mings. christaff. Frey). Time. 2:4oas.
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TRUMBULL SELECTS
ALL-AMERICA SQUAD

Walter Trumbull, nationally knowr
sports authority, and sports writer fol
The Star and the North American
Newspaper Alliance, presents here hi:
all-American foot ball selections fol
the 1928 season.
He deliberately chose for his frs
eleven only men he has seen in action
during the Fall. accepting no one:
word for the capability of these player:
until he had seen them on the field.
Many OF the men on the second anc
third elevens have been seen in play
by Trumbull.
His aIl-America squad:
Fesler, Ohio State, end.
Lassman, N. Y. u, tackle.
Post, Stanford, guard.
!, Howe, Princeton, center.
Green, Yale. guard.
Schleusner. Iowa. tackle.
Lawler, Princeton, end.
eagle, Army, back.
Strong, N. Y. T., back.
Scull. Pennsylvania, hack.
Hoffman, Stanford, back.
Second team:
Phillips, California, end.
GettO. Pittsburgh, tackle.
Gibson, Minnesota, guard.
Pund, Georgia Tech, center.
Robesky. Stanford. guard.
Nowack, Illinois. tackle.
Haycraft, Minnesota, end.
Harpster, Carnegie. back.
Mizell. Georgia Tech, back.
Carroll, Washington, back.
Thomas. Southern California, back.
Third team:
Hutton, Purdue, end.
Pommerening, Michigan, tackle.
Burke, Navy, guard.
PRESLEY, Clemson, center.
Wagner, Wisconsin, guard.
Mooney. Georgetown, tackle.
Frankian, st. Mary's, end.
Williams. Southern California, back
Glasgow, Iowa, back.
Banker, Tulane, back.
Miles, Princeton, back.
Copyright, 1929
Evening star., 1928-12-15
EAST'S ALL-STAR TEAM
ASSEMBL ING FOR GAME

CHICAGO, December is (P)-Mem-
bers of the all-star Eastern team, which
will clash with the West in the annual
charity foot ball game at San Francisco,
assembled at Northwestern University
today.
After receiving their outfits and a few
signals from the coaches, Andy Kerr OF
Washington and Jefferson and Dick
Hanley of Northwestern, the 20 players
will leave tonight for San Francisco.
The game is to be played December 30.
Most of the time en- route West will
be spent by the players in studying for
nations and each day they will hop off
the train to practice.
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EIGHT STAR GUESTS
ENTER TOURNAMENT
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
CHICAGO, December 15-Eight out
standing players will compete in The
combination ree-cushion and pocket
billiard tournament to be held in Or
cheStra Hall next week.
In Mondays opening pocket matches,
Erwin Rudolph, Chicago, viii play Frank
TaberSki, Schenectady, ~ Y. A three
cushion match between Willie Hoppe.
New York, and Otto Reiselt, Philadel-
phia, will follow.
champion, will meet PaSquale Natalie of
Baltimore in the second pocket match.
John Layton, Sedalia, Mo-, national
three-cushion champion, will meet Gus
Copulos, Detroit.
The tournament will close Wednesday.
Evening star., 1928-12-15
FIGHTER ASKS $4,000
IN ALLEGING ISLANDER

CHICAGO, December Is R).-Otto
von Porat, Norwegian heavyweight boxer,
today filed a $4,000 slander suit In Chi
cago Superior Court against Mique
Malloy, boxing promoter.
Won Porat charges Malloy caused
posters to be printed which stated that
"Big Boy" Peterson of Minneapolis had
defeated him twice.
Won Porat alleges he has never been
defeated by Peterson.
Evening star., 1928-12-15
OCEAN RACE OF YACHTS
NOW Is BEING PLANNED

PALM BEACH. Fla, December Is
(Pl-The first ocean yacht race IN
which American, British and Cuban
government officials would play a part
is planned by Palm Beach Yacht Club,
the. Royal Sailing Club at Nassau, and
Havana Yacht Club.
The race is to be run in three heats,
starting at Palm Beach February 23.
and will be for a total of about 900
ocean miles. The Governor of Florida
will present a trophy in one heat, the
Governor of the Bahamas another, ana
President Machado a third. The club
is seeking to arrange for presentation of
another trophy as a grand prize by an
official of the United States Government.
Evening star., 1928-12-15
POTOMAC BOAT TOSSERS
DOWN PETWORTH NETS

With Smith, Timmons and Aman
each scoring eight points to lead their
attack Potomac Boat Club basketers
took the measure of Petworth Nets,
SO to 81, last night In an unlimited class
Community Center League match in
Mcfarland Junior High gym.
Hendricks was the leading Nets scorer,
with Marshall and Buchanan also
showing an accurate eye for the basket.
Evening star., 1928-12-15
GIVES UP RING TITLE
BECAUSE OF ILLNESS

LIMA, Peru. December Is (P1.-Alex
Rely. light-heavyweight champion of
South America, today vacated his title
because of illness and the loss of an eye.
In a letter to the South American
Boxing Federation. Rely said he was re-
turning the title. He was also the PERU
Wan and Chilean champion and during
his 18 years in the ring Is said to have
fought 72 times, losing only two battles
by knockoutS.
Peruvian and foreign boxers here
have announced benefit for Rely.
Evening star., 1928-12-15
TRIO OF GRID TEAMS
ARE SEEKING CLASHES

Clarendon Lyons, Mercury A. C. and
Columbia Heights foot ball teams are
seeking games for tomorrow.
Call Clarendon 2l1 to book the for
n1er. Mercurys will make arrangements
at Adams SOL, and Columbia Heights
l25-pounders at Adams 6205.
Evening star., 1928-12-15
NEW NASHVILLE TALENT
SOUGHT BY R0WL AND

CHICAGO, December Is LP-Clar-
ence Rowland, manager. coach and
American League umpire, is on the
lookout for an entire team for the Nash
vile club of the Southern Association,
which he will pilot next season.
Rowland put in his bid for several
major league players at the league
meeting here this week, but failed 20
complete any deals.
II am still hopeful of picking up
the much-needed material, before the
1929 season gets under way" Rowland
said today.
Evening star., 1928-12-15
WASHINGTON NET TEAM
IN CONTEST TOMORROW

Washington's team, which is heading
the Baltimore Winter Indoor Tennis
League with 16 wins against defeat
will meet Mount Washington, which
stands third in the flag race, tomorrow
afternoon on the 5th Regiment Armory
courts in the Maryland metropolis.
Evening star., 1928-12-15
AUTOMOT|VE LOOP
ROLLERS IN MEET
16-Team League Will Have
Heavy Representation on
Duckpin Drives.
UToMoTIvE DUcKPIN

A U TO M O. TIVE DU c K p N
" LEAGUE will be one of the
~ best represented closed leagues
4 a in The Evening Star individual
duckpin championship tourna-
ment to be held at Lucky Strike dur
ing the holiday season. Most of the
teams of this circuit will enter in en-
tirety.
Emerson & Orme, which holds a
single game lead over Neumeyer Motor
Co. will send its full strength into the
tourney. This quint includes F. Cones,
high-average man and spare leader.
Washington Cadillac team will also
enter as whole. Adams, Buntz and
McPhilomy of this team are among the
leagues high average men.
Team and individual records of Au-
tomotive League follow:
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WOMEN In SPORT

| ter, right wing; Elizabeth Craddock
right forward: Inez Gaylor. center for
ward; Leila Smith, left toward Agnes
| Gingell, left wing; Winifred Hiser
| right halfback; Sara Lee GUIDE. center
halfback; Josephine Knox, left half
back; Margaret Meade. left ful1back;
Marian Kerr, right fullback and Erma
Godfrey. .
Six of the players will be missing
from the ranks next season, as they are
slated for graduation this June. They
include, Inez Gaylor. Leila Smith. Ag-
nes Gingell, Sara Lee Guide, Marian
Kerr and Erma Godfrey
Mrs. l.. Fl. Bender and Miss N. B.
Parsons were the official coaches for the
team.
Margaret Wolfe, former University of
Maryland basketer, Is now physical
training director at Hyattsville High
School, and is busy drilling the basket
ball team in preparation for the usual
county tournament in which schools
from all the neighboring towns will
compete.
Members of the team include, Leila
Smith, Sara Lee Guide, Charlotte Suess.
forwards; Margaret Meade, Inez Gay
lor and Winifred Hiser, guards: Cath
erlne Lombardy, Marion Kerr, Charlotte
Davis, centers; Winifred Kerstetter and
Elizabeth Craddock, side centers.
Bethany Church t0Ssers bowed to the
SErayer A. c. SeXtet last last night 81
to q en- the latter's home court. Stray
er exhibited well organized machine,
which showed the results of concen-
trated practice during the past few
weeks. Both teams will probably be en-
tered in the Washington Recreation
League.
Evening star., 1928-12-15
PRO BASKET BALL.

Trenton, %; Fort Wayne, %.
Cleveland, 80; Rochester, rs.
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up and summary:

Goals-Kessler (8), Oliver ~, G. Breen
(sl. A. Adkins Il and l fouD. White. t2l.
Substitutions--tRoyy) T. Breen for Oliver.
Referec-Ruth Craig.
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Lineup and summary:

GOaIS--M, Carter, EaSterSon 70 and / foul
shot. ,Slusser g and ! fouD, Petrie 6 and
! fouD. SubStitutionS+( (StrayerS) Slusser
for Petrie. Durnington for Parker, j. Carter
for Gwynn. Referee-Bent.
Roxy Athletic Club tossers, who have
been showing unusual skill in their pre-
season contests, added another over
whelming victory to their list last night
when they defeated the Second Baptist
Church six, 40 to Z, at the Hine Junior
High School.
d. =
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COLLEGE BASKET BALL.
American University 80; GalIaudet,

johns Hopkins. 81; Lafayette, 25.
Northwestern, 50; Pittsburgh, "a.
Ohio State, 20; Pennsylvania, 20.
Evening star., 1928-12-15

and earning a place Subsequently IN tht
semi-final round of the first State
championship for girls in the history
of Maryland. The Hyattsville aggre-
CATION was defeated last Saturday by
Towson, Baltimore County champions
to 4, in the semi-finals Towson was
scheduled to play Chestertown today
for the title.
Inez Taylor captained the squad
Leila Smith was manager, and Sara Lee
Guide, assistant manager. The official
lineup was as follows: Winifred Kustet-
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CENTRAL TO NAME
GR|D|R0N LEADER
To Act at Banquet Tonight.
NaIIy Chosen Captain
of Eastern Team.

A captain for the 1929 Central High
School foot ball team will be chosen
at the annual gridiron supper tonight
at the Columbia Heights School.
Evening star., 1928-12-15
BY CORINNE FRAZIER.

r YATTSvILLE High School girls
field ball team has just COM
pleted a highly successful sea-
i i son, having won for the third
Evening star., 1928-12-15
PROFESSIONAL HOCKEY.

Niagara Falls, 8; London, 2.
Portland, 2; Seattle. 1.
Kitchener, 8; Detroit Olympics, 2.
Evening star., 1928-12-15

Totals. II
Foul shots attempted-Burgess 20, La
Fayre az. Iichliter (3l. Kessler Gl. Schloss
f2l. Stebbins (2l. Cosgrove tl0), Cain tn,
Hokanson (3l, MONAGHAN t2), Pingle I'd.
Referee-Mr Daily George WashingtonD.
Time of periods-20-minute halves. Umpire
Mr.. Eberts tCatholic u.
Evening star., 1928-12-15

TWO college basket ball games are
scheduled here tonight. Catholic
University is to open its sea-
4 son entertaining University of
RaItinanra at Pr0oklnnd and
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WHAT IS WORTH WHILE?

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BEARS BEGIN
BASKETBALL
Pharr- San Juan Has
High Hopes For
Boys, Girls

PHARR, Dec. i7.-Hard basketball
workouts have been started in earn
est by the Pharr-San Juan Bears un-
der the direction Of Coach Sorensen.
There are about twenty boys coming
out regularly for the practice and
Coach Sorensen has hopes OF work
ing out n combination that will be-
able 10 cope with the best in the
Valley.
Coach Kitchen, county athletic di-
rector Of Hidalgo county has an
nounced that each one of the schools
will select its W schedule and that
a tournament will be arranged later
to determine the championship Of
the county. Much interest and en-
thusiasm is being exhibited by the
boys Of the local school and some
good contests are expected.
The Pharr-San Juan high school
girls. four times the champions Of
Hidalgo county, are again working
hard and diligently to perfect an
organization which will again carry
off the honorS among the schools Of
the Valley. Mrs Gertrude Manner.
II the coach and expresses hopes OF
winning high honors this year. Sew
eral Of the team have played before
including Carmen Saldana, Pauline
Doty. Mary Virginia Plat. Edna Lee
Plat and Hilda Curtis.
Championship in the girls basket
ball contests is determined on the
percentage basis.