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Evening star., 1928-12-16

ALEXANDRIA, Va, December Is
The foot ball season hereabouts Will De
brought to q close tomorrow afternoon
with the Virginia A. G. meeting the ST.
Mary's Celtics in Dreadnaught Park In
a game that will settle the unlimited
championship Of this city and Northern
Virginia. Play will start at 80 pm.
The Virginia eleven won the title last
wear. while the CelticS earned the right
to play the Orange and Blue for the
championship last Sunday, when they
bowled over the Alexandria Fire De-
partnent.
Oficials selected for tomorrow's game
are Harry O'Meara of Gonzaga, referee;
Carl Dreifus of Tulane, umpire; j. T..
Preston, jr., of Virginia, head linesnan.
A championship game also will take
place on Hayden Field. The junior
elevens representing the Rosebud and
Iroquois Athletic Clubs will clash Tor
the junior class title at 2:30 pm.
Hoffman Clothiers will play Washing
ton-Lee High School in the Generals
gymnasium at Ballston, Va, Tuesday
night at O'clock Washington-Lee Is
coached this season by j. F. Wilson,
who was mentor of Alexandria High
School last Winter, when the Maroon
and White won the class B State title.
Alexandria High School viii play the
Alexandria High Alumni Thursday
night in Armory Hall at $3.50 pm. The
Alumni team will be composed of vir-
tually all local players who graduated
from the school as well as those now at
tending college.
Episcopal High School will put in
hard week of practice on the court next
week before leaving on December q to
spend the Christmas holidays at their
homes. School will reopen on January
z, and practice will then be resumed.
The Maroon and Black plays its first
game en- January IL, with Fredericks-
Evening star., 1928-12-16
BY CoRINNE FRAZIER.

r OLTON ARMS BLUES have es-
tabiiShed themselves we'll in
the lead for the athletic trophy,
symbol of the Blue and White
championship, as result OF
Fall activities, which eliminated in the
semi-annual athletic week end program
held Friday and yesterday, which netted
the Blues IS points to the Whites 8.
Blues already had scored 81 tallies and
their opponets IL, prior to the week END
contests, so the total today stands at
So to IA. 1t is the first time IN four
years that the Blues have been SO far
in the lead and should they win the
trophy as they have an excellent chance
of doing. it will mark their first victory
in that period.
Blues won the first and second team
basket ball games, the former played
last night and the latter Friday after
noon. Whites won the demonstration
drill, which gave them only 8 points in
stead of Is as 1t is not the official COM
netitiye drill for the year. That Will
be held during the Spring week end
after the girls have had more time TO
nractice. Lieut. Charles B. King, United
States Army, was the drill master ana
Lieut.. Joseph K Bush, United States
Army, acted as judge. The Whites won
by / point, IL to 10. The drlliers were
put through various squad maneuvers
and judged on precision OF movement
and manner of handling arms Fol-
lowing the drill, which was held last
night in the gymnasium on Church
street,. the girls entertained at an In
formal dance.
RIue and White first teams provided
nlentv of excitement for the large gal
iery of rooterS last night in their game
which was won by the former, "a to 20.
blues rushed their opponents OF their
feet in the opening half, establishing an
1g-to-6 lead, but the latter rallied to
narrow the gap in the third period and
continued their fast play in a final
desperate effort to tie the count during
the diving moments OF the game Wnlcn
brought them within two baskets OF the
enridce and Katherine Brown in feed
ing the ball from center field to their
forwards stood out as the high spots
of the Whites courageous rally. AS
for the Blues, there was no weak spot
in their play. For an early-season ex-
hibition, their teamwork was excep-
tionally noteworthy.
In the second team game the Blues
had an easier time, winning by Soto
IL count. The second quarter which
saw the Blue forwards, Margene Mus
ser and Marian Wells, on scoring
rampage, was the high light of the
/, contest.
Seven girls were initiated into H. A.
A. the Holton Arms Athletic AsSocia-
ton, at a banquet which followed the
final game last night. Their admis-
sion into this honored 'inner circle"
means not only that they have proved
their outstanding skill in athletics but
that they have met the requirements
of sportSmanship and attendance as
Evening star., 1928-12-16
135-POUND ELEVENS
BATTLE FOR TITLE
Palace and Northern Props
viii Clash on Potomac
Park Gridiron.

Palace and Northern Prep foot ball
teams are to meet today at o'clock
on No. West Potomac Park field to
decide which shall gain the champion
ship of 135-pound division of Capital
City League.
A win for Northerns assures the title
for that team. A Palace triumph
would cause deadlock and necessitate
q play-off.
Three other contests are scheduled
in this division, but results of these en-
counters will have no weight in award
ing the championship. A merry bat
tie for the remaining first division
berths is still In progress.
The schedule of l50-pound division
has been completed, Mohawk Props
having won the title.
Games today:
135-Pound Glass. b
Palace VS.. Northerns, West Potomac
gridir0n, No. 2 t3 o'clock. Referee
Henderson. Umpire-Stevens. Head
linesman---J. Mitchell.
PetwOrth VS.. Columbias, West POtO-
mac gridiron, No. 3 Il o'clock. Ref
eree-StevenS.
Mardfeldts VS.. MariOns, West Poto-
mac gridiron, No. 8 Is o'clock. Referee
Simpson.
Mercedes vs.. Notre Danes, West Po-
tomac gridiron, No. Il o'clock. Ref
eree=McDOnald.
Evening star., 1928-12-16
WILSON AND STINE
LEAD IN TRAPSH0OT

Walter Wilson and Dr. A. B. Slime,
shattering 95 out of 100 targets, led the
field in the weekly Washington Gun
Club shoot yesterday on the Benning
range Dr. Stine scored total of 40,
as did j. H. Hunter. Wilson registered
As to complete his share Of the team
total.
DR.. A. v. Parsons and Boyd May
hew each registered 90 out of 100 to
finish second in the team test.
Scoring total of 80 DR.. j. g. wyn-
koop and Parker Cook were the low
team and got the trophy for this doubt
tul honor.
DR.. Stine drew up to two games Of
the leaders in the four months trophy
contest, when he captured one of the
events in this competition Parker
Cook was the winner in the second
test.
Powdering 81 out Of "a, L. L. Lane,
Vermont champion, and nonresident
raember of the club. led In the doubles
,..s eisettstsfss X4
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NOTRE DAME TRACK
TEAM TO KEEP BUSY

SOUTH BEND, Indo December IS
LP(,-The Notre Dame indoor track
schedule for 1929 will include four dual
meets with Western Conference squads
and two intercollegiate carnivals, Coach
John P. Nicholson announced today.
The Big Ten teams to be met in dual
contests are Indiana, Northwestern, Il
linois and Wisconsin. The intercol-
legiate meets In which Notre Dame will
participate are the Central intercol-
legiate meet at Notre Dame on March
9 and the Illinois relays at Champaign,
ILL.,. on March 16.
All the dual meets with the Western
Conference teams will be held at the
Notre Dame gymnasium with the ex-
ception of the Wisconsin meet, which Is
to be held at Madison on March 2. The
other dates: Indiana. February 9: Illi-
nois, February 16. and Northwestern,
February %.
Evening star., 1928-12-16
EAGLES TO MAKE
THEIR BOW TODAY
Oppose Strong War College
Five-Games Are Sought
by Many CUNTS.

Anacostia Eagles, District independ-
ent unlimited class basket ball cham
pions, who this season will play as the
Skinker Bros. Eagles, will make their
debut this afternoon at their old strong
hold in the Congress Heights audito-
rum, entertaining the strong Army War
College quint at o'clock. In pre-
lininary starting at 2 o'clock Potomac
Boat Club and National Circles will
clash.
Again this season Bernie Peacock is
managing the Eagles, whose roster in
cludes Gwynn King, Dutch Krumm,
Joe Sweeney, Ralph Bennie, Morris
Clarke, Bert Thompson and Dick
StreekS.
Boasting five wins in as many starts,
United States Marine tosserS are gun
ming for more scalps In the unlimited
and senior classes. Most of the players
on the first Gyrene team are new
comers to this city.
Tomorrow night the LeatherneckS will
entertain ST. Martins baSketerS in the
Marine gym. Manager Deckard is
booking opponents for the sea soldiers
at Marine Barracks, Eighth and /
Unlimited class quints of this city
having gyms are challenged by Titan
Club Of Baltimore. Address Titan Club
at 2123 East Pratt street, Baltimore,
or Irving Eby, Indian Head, Md.
Emmanuel Eagles of AnacoStia are
seeking matches with 135-140-pound
class court teams hereabout. Call Lin
coin 1885 between 5 and pm.
Oakley A. C. five of Baltimore is after
encounters to be played Tuesday, Thurs
day or Sunday nights in Baltimore. Ad-
dress Theodore Marks, 1854 Oakley ave-
nue., Baltimore.
sherwood A. C. courtmen want games
for Monday and Thursday nights of
this week. Cali Manager M. Flana-
gan at Atlantic 1403-W after pm.
Manager Al Chroniger is listing games
for Phoenix A. G. toSserS with teams of
| the unlimited group. Phoenix tosserS
have use of the Noel House gym.
Chroniger may be reached at Atlantic
2461.
Contests are sought by Stanley A. c.
basketers. Call Columbia 9333 after
$50 pm.
Wilson five. newly formed combina-
ton, is casting about for tilts with
teams in the 135-pound group having
gyms. Manager Hays is booking at
Lincoln $685..
Evening star., 1928-12-16
Cever Cnen in This Section School, Basetes Face Busy Week
SCHOLASTIC BASKET
SCHEDULE FOR WEEK

Monday.
Alexandria High VS.. Eastern at Fast
ern.
Business High VS.. Catholic U. Fresh
men at c. u.
Tuesday.
Georgetown Prep VS.. Central at Cen
trail.
Eastern VS.. Catholic University
Freshmen at Catholic University (pre-
iiminary to Catholic University William
and Mary varsity gamel.
Tech VS.. Woodward School at Y. NJ.
c. a.
Wednesday.
Emerson VS.. Business 1T Business.
Western VS.. Swayely at Manassas, Va.
Hyattsville High VS.. OaAton High at
0akton, W..
Friday.
Central VS.. Hagerstown High at
Hagerstown.
Emerson VS.. Old Dominion Boat Club
at Alexandria.
Saturday.
Central VS.. York High at York, Pa.
Evening star., 1928-12-16
THREE TIED FOR LEAD
AT POCKET BILLIARDS

A triple tie for first place is the re-
suit of the second week of play In the
handicap pocket billiard tournament in
progress at the King Pin Billiard
Parlors. Andrews, Hampton and May
have each won two games without
meeting reverse, while Schlup Is right
behind them with a win in the only
game he has played to date.
Standings follow:
Evening star., 1928-12-16
Celtics Tackle Virginia A. C..
For Alexandria Grid HOnOrs

burg High School of Fredericksburg,
Va, coming here.
George Mason High School will play
Central High in the Central gym at
washington Thursday afternoon. The
Masonites have a game pending for
Tuesday with Western High which VIII
be played at Washington II negotia-
tions are completed.
Old Dominion Boat Club Is booked
for two games next week, playing Jew
ish Community Center in the Center
gym at washington Monday night and
meeting Emerson Institute of Washing,
ton in the Alexandria Armory on Fri
day night.
Evening star., 1928-12-16
FEAR OF FLU CANCELS
PITTS BASKET GAMES

PITTSBURGH, December IS (P.-
Basket ball games scheduled by the
University of Pittsburgh on its home
court with Dartmouth December %
and Iowa December 90, were Cancelled
today as precaution against spread
of influenza, according to announce
ment by W. Don Harrison, director of
athletics. The university was closed
last Thursday.
Harrison said efforts would be made
to rearrange the schedule and bring
both Dartmouth and Iowa here later
In the season.
A game scheduled with Indiana here
January ] may be played. Harrison
said - f.4ss1t
Evening star., 1928-12-16
Y DEFEATS VOLT
FIVE TO TOP LOOP

Y. M. c. A. basketers vanquished
Woltz A. c., 81 to 26, last night in a
Washington City League game in East
ern High Gymnasium. 1t was the third
win in as many starts for the Y club,
which now is heading the flag race, and
the first loss for WoltZ
Jack Faner for the victors and
Krumm for the losers were high scorers,
each ringing up Is points.
Evening star., 1928-12-16

SUNDAY SCHOOL LOOP
STAGES THREE GAMES

Calvary NJ E. squeezed out an 1s-to-
16 triumph over Calvary Baptist tossers
in the best game played last night IN
The Sunday School League.
United Brethren took the measure Of
Hamline M E., 20 to IL, and Mount
Vernon NJ E. was victor over st. Paul's,
80 to Is, in other games.
Evening star., 1928-12-16

ODQ IOOU bCt1L tIG&AAo 90
follows:
FIRST TEAM.
End-Flippin, Virginia.
Tackle-Bailey, v. p. l.
Guard--HewIett, v. M. I.
Center-Madigan, Maryland.
Guard-Farris, North Carolina.
Tackle-Fitzpatrick, w. and L.
End-DOds0n, Maryland.
Quarter-Sloan, Virginia.
HaIfback--Peake, V. p. i.
Halfback-Barnes, v. NJ. /.
FulIhack-Snyder, Maryland.
SECOND TEAM.
End-Heagy, Maryland.
Tackle--H0ward, North Carolina.
Guard-Vaughan, n. c. State.
Center-TaylOr, Virginia.
Guard--HotchkiSs, V. p. /.
Tackle-Lombard, Maryland.
End--Turner, Virginia.
Quarter-Hawkins, v. NJ.
Halfback-Magner, North Carolina.
Halfback-Thibodeau w. and L.
Fullback-Warren, N. c. State.
A Great BackfeId.
In discussing the choices, Wranck
says:
"Peake, Earnest and Snyder are the
aces of the aggregation and if one
coach could have all three of them in
a backfield he doubtless would sell up
with pride and burst.
I'm selecting a team that might be
put on the field as representative Of the
best in the States of Virginia, Maryland
and North Carolina these men appear
as outstanding are almost un-
challenged for their places in the back
field.
Triple Threat Men.
"Sloan and Barnes and Peake are all
natural triple threat men who are fleet
of foot, accurate in passing, and steady
in punting, they would maintain con-
stant threat and with Snyder in the
combination to buck through the line
they would keep any defensive eleven
worried.
cat Virginia Sloan was often referred
to as our one-man backfield.' After
Close was hurt he had to carry on the
attack almost single handed, carrying
the ball more often than all the others
and doing practically all of the passing.
Hawkins of the Cadets is named as
quarter on the second team, but Kessler
of MARYLAND was my first thought for
this place, and it may be that he really
deserves 1t.
Madigan at Center.
"Good centers were many in the
South Atlantic States this Fall. and
chosing between them was no easy task.
George Madigan Of the Old Liners gets
the first team position, being every
thing a good pivot man should be.
Evening star., 1928-12-16
'rinceton and Maryland's defeat OF

Princeton and Maryland's defeat of
Yale.
Probably the most outstanding accom-
plishments of the season in games be-
tween teams within the section were
Virginia Military Institutes defeat of
Virginia Polytechnic Institute Thanks
giving day and North Carolina's coming
from behind to whip Virginia the same
afternoon.
Evening star., 1928-12-16

ST. LOUIS. December Is R.-Pitcher
Carlisle Littlejohn will be sent to the
Rochester club of the International
League to complete the deal for Short
stop Charlie Colbert, the st. Louis
Cardinals have announced.
Evening star., 1928-12-16
GRANGE SUED FOR $4,000.

CHICAGO, December Is Op).-Har-
old Red" Grange, former Illinois foot
ball star, has been made defendant In
a suit for $4,000 damages growing from
an automobile accident.
Evening star., 1928-12-16

Wv LILLIAN WRANEK, Jr., Uni
n versity of Virginia press rep
NN resentative, has picked ALI
v South Atlantic first and Sec
ond foot ball teams as
Evening star., 1928-12-16

Totals S 81 Totals. 9 26
Referee-Mr. Sumner Central Board).
LFAGITF STANDING
Evening star., 1928-12-16
CARDS COMPLETE DEAL.

Totals -. rs 2 80 Totals 49,.
Referee-Mf. Joynes.
Evening star., 1928-12-16
BACKF|ELD STARS
ARE EASY TO PICK
Peake of v. P. l., Barnes of
v. M. J., Snyder of Mary
land Stand Out.
BY III. C. BYRD.

V v WHILE in one sense all-star
"A foot ball teams, or rather
wv the selection of all-star
elevens, means little, there
Evening star., 1928-12-16

r r OLTON ARMS BLUES have es-
tablished themselves well in
the lead for the athletic trophy
L Il symbol of the Blue and White
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-07

crates, iceberg type. AS dozen, 4.0oa
450; California, crates, Iceberg type.
As dozen. 4.5Oa4.75; best mostly ATS.
Onions-Supplies light; demand light.
market steady; Indiana, 100-pound
sacks, yellows No. l, 4.00a425; few high
as 4.50, mostly 425.
Peaches Supplies moderate; demand
slow. market dull; Maryland and Viz
ginia. bushel baskets, Elbertas. U. S.
No. /. large size. 200a225. mostly 200;
medium size. 150a1.75; small size, LISA
$50; bushel baskets, Hales. u. S. fancy,
No. /, large size. 2.25a2.50: Pennsyl-
vania, Bellies. U. S. No /, medium to
large size, 2OOa2.25; Virginia, bushel
baskets, Bellies. U. S. No. l. medium to
large size, 1.75a2.00, few 2.25.
Supplies moderate; demand
light, market about steady; oregon,
boxes, Bartletts. fancy. 3.25a350.
Potato Prices.
Potatoes Supplies moderate: demand
moderate, market steady: East Shore
Maryland and Virginia, cloth-top stave
barrels, Cobblers, U. S. No. /, 2.10a2.25.
Sweet Potatoes Supplies light: de-
mand slow, market dull: North Caro-
lima. cloth-top barrels, yellows. No l,
some fair condition, 2.00a2.5O; few
higher.
Grapes. Eastern stock-Supplies light;
demand moderate, market dull: East
Shore Maryland, 2-quart climax bas-
kets. Concords. few sales, 20; East Shore
and Delaware. 12-quart eli
max baskets. Concords. 60a65; Western
stock, Supplies moderate: demand mod
crate. market dull; California, Tugs,
Malagas, 125a1. SO.
PeaS-Supplies moderate: demand
market dull; Colorado, As
pound crates, $50.
Cucumbers-Supplies moderate; de-
mand light, market dull; New York.
bushel baskets. fancy, 1.50a20 90; mostly
Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-07
CONSTRUCTION REPORT.

Construction started in 81 States east
of the Rocky Mountains in eight
months this year amounted to $4,545,-
270,100, an increase of 6 per cent
over the same period of 1927. F. w.
Dodge Corporation reports. In the
week August 1881 new building and
engineering work totaled $105,3 66.700,
nearly $600O,000 less than the week
before. Daily average of contracts
since January / is now $22,l72,000.
against S20,853000 in the corresponding
period of 1927. The largest contract
last week was a $2,500,000 bridge in
Providence, r. I.
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Sees Cigar-Drug Store Mergers.

NEW YORK, September CP).-W.
T. Posey, vice president, United Cigar
Stores Co., believes that within the next
few years a majority of cigar and cigar
cite chain stores, instead of retailing
merely tobacco products. will have
broadened out to include the drug ana
other kindred lines of quick turnover.
United Cigar Stores this year acquired
6S drug stores and 81 combination
stores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-07
AERIAL FERRY SERVICE.

BALTIMORE, September 7 (speciaD {.
The installation Of an aerial ferry
service between Baltimore and the fly
ing field at colchester was approved by
the Public Service Commission yester-
day.
officials of the Chesapeake Aircraft
Co. told the commission that at present
they are operating on a schedule of 10
round trips weekly and anticipate In
creasing this service.
The commission. in approving the
service, ordered the company to file
schedule of rate and time table listing
the trips.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-07
RAIL EARNINGS GAIN.

NE WORK, September 7 tn
The Buffalo, Rochester g. Pittsburgh
earned s2.71 a share on the common
stock in the first half of 1928, after
preferred dividends. against II cents a
share on the preferred only in the first
half of 1927. Net income rose to S464.--
s04 from sl0,308 Second-quarter net
income was S229,775. equal to S1.33 a
share on the common. in contrast to
net loss of $260,796 in the second
quarter of 1927.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-07
RAIL REVENUES DROP.

NEW YORK. September 7 (P1.--Au-
gust gross revenues of the st. Louis
San Francisco Railway were somewhat
below year ago, due to the later move
ment of cotton and fruit this year, said
j. M. kurn, president, but he expected
net operating income and surplus after
charges would show small increase
Cotton usually starts to move in Au-
gust. but this year will not begin until
about September !.
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TRADE OFFICIAL DIES.

NEW YORK, September 7 (P.-
Elliott C. House. mayor of Pelham Man.
or Village, and a prominent figure in
the cotton finishing industry, died at
his home, in Pelham Manor. "Wednesday
night of angina pectoris. He was vice
president of the National Association
of Cotton Goods Fjnlshe;S.
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Steel. Merger Under Way.

NEW YORK, September z G9.-Ne-
gotiations for a merger of Vanadium
Alloys Steel Co. and the Colonial Steel
Co, manufacturers of tool steel in
Pennsylvania, are reported in Pittsburgh
dispatches to Wall Street to be under
way. The transaction is expected to he
arranged through an exchange of Stoci.
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Ruhher.

AKRON. Ohio-Akron tire makers re-
port production is on firm basis.
Business Of the Mohawk Co. in July and
August was 40 per cent greater than in
the corresponding months last year. The
India Tire Co., another of the smaller
concerns. has made a great improve
ment in its financial condition over that
of year ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-07
Ore.

CLEVELAND.-T movement of
iron ore down the lakes increased sharp
ly in August. when 9492,869 tons were
handled. This was an increase of 467,-
376 tons over August, 1927, and brings
the total for the year to September
to 32.517693 tons. Although this is
2,636,223 tons below the total for the
same time last year, it is estimated the
decrease will be overcome before the
season ends
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Vegetables.

STAFFORD, Del.--A survey Of the
tomato fields in southern Delaware by
farmers and Gamers indicates that the
crop will not be over half of normal.
Heavy rains. followed by hot weather,
caused the crop to be light. In some
sections the canneries have failed to
open.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-07
Commodity News
Steel.

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, September 7.
Steel fabricating seems to have taken
a place as the most stable division of
the steel industry. Operations of steel
fabricators In this district are con-
tinuing at near capacity rates.
Evening star., 1928-05-16

Fresh, mellow, cream caramels that
viii instantly meet the fancy OF your
sweet tooth, Each piece is wrapped in
oil paper to keep It fresh at all times
Get pound and give the family treat
They are sure TO enjoy it.
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SALE-HOUSES.

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